The new art and mystery of gossipping
| Publication Date | 1760 |
|---|---|
| Remainder | being a genuine account of all the women's clubs in and about the city and suburbs of London, with the manner of their club orders. The Weavers Wives Club in Spital-Fields. The Milliners Club by the Royal Exchange. The Butchers Wives Club by Cow-Crose. The Fish Womens Club at Billingsgate. The Quilters Club in Long-Acre. The Mantua-Makers Club in St. Martin's Lane. The Basket-Womens Club in St. Giles's. The Bunters Club in Tyburn Road. The Shoemaker's Wives Club in Cranburn-Alley. The Taylors Wives Club in Monmouth-Street. Mrs. Puff the Penny-Barber's Wife's Club in Rag Fair. The Whores and Bawds Club in Drury-Lane. To which is added, The explanation of a footman: and a ballad, call'd, The gossips delight: or Tea-table chat. |
| Extent | 8 p. |
| Location | London? |
| Publisher | s.n |
MoEML Location(s)
- BILL1 - Billingsgate
- BILL1 - Billingsgate - Billingsgate
- BILL2 - Billingsgate Ward - Bill[ingsgate
- BILL2 - Billingsgate Ward - Billingsgate
- DRUR2 - Drury Lane
- DRUR2 - Drury Lane - Drury Lane
- EXCH1 - King?s Exchange - Exchange
- HUGG1 - Huggin Lane - Lane
- LONG1 - Long Acre
- NEWE1 - New Exchange - Exchange
- ROYA1 - Royal Exchange
- ROYA1 - Royal Exchange - Exchange
- ROYA1 - Royal Exchange - Royal Exchange
- STGI3 - St. Giles, Cripplegate - St. Giles
- TYBU1 - Tyburn
- TYBU1 - Tyburn - Tyburn
Wed Oct 04 04:55:30 CDT 2023