Susan’s Regency Library
Susan BroadwaterRegency England
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An Unexpected Find in an 1801 Newspaper
Yesterday, when perusing the Morning Herald for November 27, 1801 looking for a cross reference, I became acquainted with Anne Gunn also known as Anne Young. We met across time and space through an advertisement placed in that newspaper, ha...
The Mystery of the Cloathsman’s Tenants
The Morning Herald published the following item on December 23, 1808:
“Coroner’s Inquest.
An Inquisition was taken on Wednesday, before A. Gell, Esq., Coroner for Westminster, at the house of Mordecai Levy, a cloathsman, on the body of Mr...
Celebrating Washington's Birth-Day in Edinburgh
“Monday being the anniversary of the birth of General Washington, in pursuance of a notice previously given to that effect in the Edinburgh newspapers, a select party of American gentlemen, and their friends, met at Mr. Oman’s tavern, to ce...
Elizabeth Cobbold (1767-1824)
(All Illustrations are from Wikimedia Commons.)
Elizabeth Cobbold was born Elizabeth Knipe in London in 1767. She became a published poet at eighteen. Married twice, her first marriage to William Clark, Esq., lasted but six months ending w...
Cradles in the Dark
The following advertisement appeared in the Daily Advertiser and Oracle for January 1, 1806:
“Pregnant Ladies, whose situation requires a temporary retirement.--Mr. Watson, Surgeon and Man-Midwife, offers to accommodate Ladies in an airy a...
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