…the Prince, mounted on his favourite grey charger, attired in the most splendid Hessian Dress, perhaps, ever beheld; the jacket and pantaloons were of scarlet cloth, most superbly embroidered with gold, an elegant pelisse, decorated with silver cording, floated on … Continued
Late on Wednesday night his Royal Highness set off for town to be present at the King’s Levee the next morning. The same night Mrs Fitzherbert also set off from her house in Brighton for London, for a few days. … Continued
Beginning as a circular rented lawn in front of the Steine, the gardens of the Royal Pavilion eventually comprised over seven acres of grounds. The changes to these grounds reflected the life and fortunes of George IV as Prince of … Continued
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