excerpt from 'Isaac Greene. A Lancashire Lawyer of the 18th Century. With the Diary of Ireland Greene (Mrs. Ireland Blackburne of Hale) 1748-9' pp. 58f (79 words)
excerpt from 'Isaac Greene. A Lancashire Lawyer of the 18th Century. With the Diary of Ireland Greene (Mrs. Ireland Blackburne of Hale) 1748-9' pp. 58f (79 words)
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Diary entry 27th April 1749 Evening went to Mr. Winford’s house in Sackville Street to see the Fireworks in the Green Park by the invitation of Mrs. Faz[akerley]. There was Mrs. and Miss Harcourt, Mrs. Dorrill, Miss Jones, Mrs. Perriz, Mr. Lutwych, and Mrs., Mr. and Mrs. Fazakerley. The Fireworks continued about an hour, was intend’d to have been 3 but ye Pavilion at one end catching fire they was oblig’d to put a stop to ‘em. |
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