… person for regular attendance at court.’ (Greig 115–116) Writing in Times (1789), Kerr and Co. Embroiderers to the Royal Family, ‘[...] respectfully beg leave to recommend to the Ladies, the Regency Bandeaux, Coronet, and Star, for the Head …
… with strong emotional associations. Buckles often appear in wills, a sign both of their expense and their value to family members. 9 Their monetary value also meant that they were an asset to sell, which were particularly useful to …
… Magazine (1773) describes an invitation to a grocer’s house and a visit to a public entertainment with the grocer’s family, who are living above their station: ‘I found his wife and three daughters were dressed out in the most genteel …
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