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A fight between Lord Barrymore and the son of the manager (Fox) of the #Brighton Theatre occurred on the Steine, 27 July 1790. The Duke of York looks on as the Prince of Wales tells Barrymore to 'Man Up' and give his opponent a punch up the bracket
A gypsy party is gate-crashed by a bull who has seen enough of #LoveIslandUK Island to last him a lifetime, published in #London August 7th 1827
Oooh! More clowns at sea, this time its the Duke of York and Colonel Wardle aboard Mary Anne Clarke, who is breasting the 'Sea of Disapprobation' - perhaps they are heading for a #Chigwell hideout, published in #London July 29th 1809 #cruisebrawl
William Henry Fortesque, Lord Clermont, who was looked upon as the father of the turf, takes a ride around Ascot in July 1800, accompanied by a security guard with little respect for the poor shit-shoveller clearing the course
Humphry Repton turns his gaze from landscape gardening to critique the fashions of the day in #London c.1784
July 1st 1788 and heir to the throne George, Prince of Wales, chucks a French dignitary into the fish pond at #Newmarket - Oh for those halcyon days of British diplomacy and decency https://t.co/zPEblLFqtg
A scene in the mosh pit of the Hogarth Stage at #Glastonvbury, June 30th 1741 where a rogue flutist in the crowd disrupts Elton John's main set
A strawberry seller, standing with a basket balanced on her head, in the market at Covent Garden, #London on June 25th 1795
#RoryStewart and #BorisJohnson eye each other up as they scramble for votes in the #ToryLeadershipContest this morning
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'Soliciting a Vote' - published in #London June 1791