carriage – Page 2 – Regency Reader

Regency Travel: The Tilbury Firm

By Anne | March 12, 2021 - 9:08 am |March 30, 2021 Regency Travel

The tilbury carriage (a light, open, two wheeled carriage with or without a top) was named for its maker, the London firm Tilbury. Their coachbuilding Continue →

Regency Pastimes: Travelling Piquet

By Anne | March 8, 2021 - 8:41 am |November 10, 2024 Regency Pastimes, Regency Travel

6 Comments

It shouldn’t be a surprise that passing the time while travelling in a vehicle was, in the Regency era the same as today, sometimes as Continue →

Regency Culture and Society: A Gentleman’s Etiquette for Acknowledging Superiors

By Anne | December 18, 2020 - 1:05 pm |December 31, 2020 Regency Culture and Society, Regency Men

Comments Off

These recommendations, from A System of Etiquette (1805), are made for gentlemen to acknowledge other gentlemen of greater rank, age, or “superior knowledge” and also, Continue →

Erica Ridley: One Night to Remember

By Anne | September 22, 2019 - 6:31 am |June 12, 2020 2-3 Flames, Book Review, Erica Ridley, New on the Shelves, Novellas

Comments Off

Meet the unforgettable men of London’s most notorious tavern, The Wicked Duke. Seductively handsome, with charm and wit to spare, one night with these rakes Continue →