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Col Man
 
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Reply Mon 1 Nov, 2004 01:09 pm
Mulled Wine - apparently was big in regency england
Food and Drink in Regency England

(im not so much a fan im afraid bree but i have heard of the books, i only know of 2.. 'the devil in music' and 'for whom the gods love'.. do you know if there is/are more?)
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bree
 
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Reply Mon 1 Nov, 2004 01:42 pm
Napoleonic wars

(Col Man, the first two books in the series were Cut to the Quick and A Broken Vessel. Sadly, Kate Ross died after finishing The Devil in Music, so that's where the series ended. )
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Col Man
 
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Reply Mon 1 Nov, 2004 01:52 pm
Orgeat Sirup - yet another tasty morsel from thos regency peeps....

(oh, ok, the horror, no one told me that. oh well. how sad.)
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colorbook
 
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Reply Mon 1 Nov, 2004 02:19 pm
Prime Minister, Lord Liverpool
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Clary
 
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Reply Mon 1 Nov, 2004 02:44 pm
Queen Caroline, the unhappy wife of George IV
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firefly
 
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Reply Mon 1 Nov, 2004 04:23 pm
Redingote

http://locutus.ucr.edu/~cathy/images/i-wein/wein2.gif

This redingote is heavily trimmed in the military style mimicking the epaulets and the Hungarian passementerie from the uniforms of the dashing hussars . The wrists are trimmed with fur and eight levels of button, cord, and fringe trim. The lady carries a piece of sheet music in her right hand. Her bonnet features and rose and assorted flowers on it.
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carditel
 
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Reply Mon 1 Nov, 2004 04:45 pm
Sense and Sensibility:-- Novel by Jane Austen
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firefly
 
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Reply Mon 1 Nov, 2004 05:16 pm
Tattersall's
A popular horse market in London, founded by Richard Tattersall (died 1795). The name survives as the name for a pattern of dark lines forming squares against a (usually) light background, the pattern used on horses there.
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Clary
 
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Reply Tue 2 Nov, 2004 02:34 am
Uppark House in West Sussex, owned during the Regency by Sir Harry Fetherstonhaugh (pronounced Fanshaw). Sir Harry entertained lavishly and his close friend the Prince Regent was a frequent guest at the house between 1785 - 1810.

In the Red Drawing-room there is a Carlton House writing-table given to Sir Harry by the Prince Regent. In around 1813 Sir Harry withdrew from society and in 1825 he married his dairymaid, Mary Ann Bullock.
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Rod3
 
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Reply Tue 2 Nov, 2004 04:59 am
Vauxhall Gardens a London pleasure resort.
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firefly
 
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Reply Tue 2 Nov, 2004 07:18 am
(Sir) Walter Scott (1771-1832)
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Col Man
 
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Reply Tue 2 Nov, 2004 10:04 am
Lady 'X' alias Lady Magaret Wentworth ....
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Don1
 
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Reply Tue 2 Nov, 2004 12:35 pm
Yeoman of the guard- or is that too vague?

or Mr Yates (Jane Austen Mansfild Park)
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Don1
 
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Reply Tue 2 Nov, 2004 01:12 pm
zoological society of london founded in 1826, I'm not sure if this counts strictly speaking because of the date, but the period 1788-1830 is known as the "extended Regency period"
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Col Man
 
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Reply Tue 2 Nov, 2004 03:15 pm
it will do were not too strict here Wink
um if you do the z in the list you gotta choose the new subject topic don...
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Don1
 
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Reply Tue 2 Nov, 2004 03:27 pm
Right Col

I dont know what you've done before so if this has already been done I'll think of something else.O.K.?

Characters from dickens novels.

Avenger
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Region Philbis
 
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Reply Tue 2 Nov, 2004 03:34 pm
don't think we've done it yet...

Bagstock, Major Joseph
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jespah
 
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Reply Tue 2 Nov, 2004 03:55 pm
David Copperfield
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Don1
 
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Reply Tue 2 Nov, 2004 04:06 pm
Jack Dawkins
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carditel
 
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Reply Tue 2 Nov, 2004 04:26 pm
Ebenezer Scrooge;-A Christmas Carol
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