The Covent Garden Ladies: The Extraordinary Story of Harris's List (47 page)

Baldwin’s London Weekly Journal
(22 March 1769)

St. James’s Chronicle
(28 March 1769 & 1 April 1769)

The Connoisseur
(16 January 1755 & 6 June 1754)

Gentleman’s Magazine
, 1st Series, 39 (1769), p. 215

Town and Country Magazine, or Universal Repository of Knowledge, Instruction and Entertainment
April & June 1769, pp. 177–80 (vol. 1)

National Art Library (Victoria and Albert Museum): Forster Collection 48. G3 – 30:
Correspondence and Miscellaneous Papers of Samuel Derrick

Anon.,
Nocturnal Revels or the History of King’s Place and Other Modern Nunneries, by a Monk of the Order of St. Francis of Medmenham
, 2 vols (London 1779)

Anon.,
The Genuine Memoirs of Dennis O’Kelly
(London, 1788)

Anon.,
The New Foundling Hospital for Wit
, ‘OMIAH, an Ode Addressed to Charlotte Hayes’ (London, 1784)

Black, Robert,
The Jockey Club and its Founders
(London, 1891)

Blyth, Henry,
The High Tide of Pleasure; Seven English Rakes
(London, 1970)

Brown, Roger Lee,
A History of the Fleet Prison
(Lewiston, 1996)

Burford, E.J.,
Wantons, Wits and Wenchers
(London, 1986)

Burford, E.J. and Wotton, Joy,
Private Vices, Public Virtues
(London, 1988)

Cleland, John,
Fanny Hill; or the Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure
(London, 1749)

Cook, Andrea Theodore,
Eclipse and O’Kelly
(London, 1907)

Fillinham Collection, Vol. 2:
Carlisle House and White Conduit House
, ‘Masquerade Intelligence’, 5 May 1772

Home, Gordon,
Epsom, Its History and Surroundings
(London, 1971)

Quennell, Peter (ed.),
The Memoirs of William Hickey
(London, 1960)

Von Archenholz, W.,
A Picture of England; Containing a Description of the Laws, Customs and Manners of England
(Dublin, 1790)

Gentleman’s Magazine
, 1st Series, 57 (1787), pp. 1196–7

Town and Country Magazine, or Universal Repository of Knowledge, Instruction and Entertainment
, 1769, (vol. 1), pp. 65–67, 1770 (vol. 2) pp. 474–477

The Universal Magazine
, ‘An Account of the parish of Whitchurch, or Little Stanmore in Middlesex: With a Perspective View of Canons; the Elegant Villa of Patrick (Andrew) O’Kelly’ (October 1794)

UNIVERSITY OF HULL BRYNMOR JONES LIBRARY:

O’Kelly family papers:

DDLA 40/1, 40/3, 40/10, 40/13, 40/44, 40/53, 40/55, 40/56, 40/64, 40/66, 40/70,

ARCHIVES OF THE NORTH LONDON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, CANONS PARK:

Cuttings on History of Canons Park, Eclipse, Dennis O’Kelly

SURREY HISTORY CENTRE:

Clay Hill Estate Papers: 6632/2/ 1-9

WESTMINSTER CITY ARCHIVES:

St James’s, Piccadilly, St George, Westminster and St Anne, Soho:

Rate Books and Receipts (1730–1795)

Parish records for Births, Baptisms and Marriages

LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES:

Burial Records for St Lawrence, Stanmore

PUBLIC RECORDS OFFICE:

PCC Wills for:

Dennis O’Kelly

Andrew Dennis O’Kelly

Robert Tracy

Turner, E. S.,
The Shocking History of Advertising
(London, 1952)

Atkins, P.J., ‘The Covent Garden Ladies’,
Factotum
, no. 30 (December 1989), p. 13

Denlinger, Elizabeth Campbell, ‘The Garment and the Man: Masculine Desire in
Harris’s List of Covent Garden Ladies
, 1764–1793’,
Journal of the History of Sexuality
, vol. 11, no. 3 July 2002

Wood, J.L., ‘Meaner Beauties of the Night’,
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, no. 30 (December 1989), p. 13

The Centinel
(2 June 1757)

The Ranger’s Magazine or; The Man of Fashion’s Companion
(London, 1794)

The Times
(10 February 1795)

BRITISH LIBRARY:

Harris’s List of Covent Garden Ladies; or Man of Pleasure’s Kalendar
(1788, 1789, 1790, 1793)

Patrick Spedding (ed.),
Eighteenth Century British Erotica
, vol. 4,
Harris’s List for 1773

LEWIS WALPOLE LIBRARY, FARMINGTON CONNECTICUT:

Harris’s List of Covent Garden Ladies; or Man of Pleasure’s Kalendar for the year 1779
(annotated by Horace Bleackley)

LONDON GUILDHALL LIBRARY:

Harris’s List for the Year 1764
(London, 1764) (photocopy including Horace Bleackley and E.J. Burford’s notations and
Harris’s List Supplement for 1773
)

Typescript of E.J. Burford’s notes on the
Harris’s Lists

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF SCOTLAND:

Harris’s List of Covent Garden Ladies or New Atalantis for the Year 1761
(London, 1761)

Anon.,
A New Atlantis for the Year 1758
(London, 1758)

Anon.,
Intrigue-á-la-mode, or, The Covent Garden Atalantis
(London, 1767)

Anon.,
Nancy Dawson’s Jests
(London, 1761)

Anon.,
The Histories of Some of the Penitents at the Magdalen House, as supposed to be related by themselves
(London, 1760)

Anon.,
The Life and Character of Moll King late Mistress of King’s Coffee-House in Covent Garden
(London, 1747)

Ackroyd, Peter,
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Brewer, John,
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(London, 1997)

Brown of Yarmouth, Richard,
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(London, 1776)

Burney, Fanny,
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(London, 1779)

Clayton, Antony,
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(London, 2003)

Davidoff, Lenore,
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(London, 1987)

Fielding, John,
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(London, 1758)

Green, John (George Henry Townsend),
Evans’s Music and Supper Rooms: Odds and Ends about Covent Garden and its Vicinity
(London, 1866)

Hanway, Jonas,
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(London, 1758)

Harvey, A.D.,
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(London, 2001)

Henderson, Tony,
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(London, 1999)

Hickman, Katie,
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(London, 2003)

Hitchcock, Tim,
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(London, 1997)

Johnston, Edith Mary,
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(Dublin, 1974)

Kahrl, George and Stone, George Winchester,
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(London, 1979)

Kendall, Alan,
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(London, 1985)

Lecky, W.E.H.,
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(London, 2000)

Linebaugh, Peter,
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(London, 1991)

Ludovicus, M.,
A Particular but Melancholy Account of the Great Hardships, Difficulties and Miseries that those Unhappy and much to be Pitied Creatures, the Common Women of the Town, Are Plung’d into at this Juncture
(London, 1752)

Mannix, D.P.,
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(New York, 1959)

Moody, T.W. and Vaughan, W.E. (eds),
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, vol. 4 (Oxford, 1986)

Mountaigue, James, ‘The Old Bailey Chronicle’ in
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(London, 1783)

Ogle, Luke,
The Natural Secret History of Both Sexes or, a Modest Defense of Public Stews
(London, 1740)

O’Connell, Sheila,
London, 1753
(London, 2003)

O’Keefe, John,
Recollections of the Life of John O’Keefe, Written by Himself
(London, 1836)

Oliver, Francis,
The Memoirs of Lady Hamilton
(London, 1815)

Peakman, Julie,
Mighty Lewd Books
(London, 2003)

Phillips, Richard,
The Memoirs of Samuel Foote
, 3 vols (London, 1805)

Picard, Liza,
Dr Johnson’s London: Life in London, 1710–1770
(London, 2000)

Porter, Roy,
English Society in the Eighteenth Century
(London, 1990)

Stone, Lawrence,
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(London, 1979)

Thompson, Edward,
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(London, 1765)

Thrale, Mary (ed.),
The Autobiography of Francis Place
(London, 1972)

Timbs, John,
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(London, 1886)

Trumbach, Randolph,
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, vol. 1 (London, 1998)

Welch, Saunders,
A Proposal to Render Effectual a Plan to Remove the Nuissance of Common Prostitutes from the Streets of the Metropolis
(1758)

Valentine, Edwin (ed.),
The Newgate Calendar, Comprising Interesting Memoirs of the Most Notorious Characters that have been convicted of outrages on the laws of England
(London, 1928)

Williams, Clare,
Sophie in London, 1786
(London, 1933)

Wilson, Frances,
The Courtesan’s Revenge: the life of Harriet Wilson
(London, 2003)

Nelson, T.G.A., ‘Women of Pleasure’,
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, XI, n.s., 1 (1987), pp. 181–98

Simpson, Antony E., “‘The Mouth of Strange Women is a Deep Pit”: Male Guilt and Legal
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, vol. 4, (3) (1996), pp. 50–79

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, XXIII, 2 (1989), pp. 355–75

Faulkner’s Dublin Journal

Lloyd’s Evening Post

London Chronicle

London Gazette

Owen’s Weekly Chronicle

Read’s Weekly Journal

The Annual Register

The Busy Body

The Covent Garden Chronicle

The Critical Review

Gentleman’s Magazine

The Monitor

The Monthly Review

The Public Advertiser

The Rambler

The Theatrical Monitor

The Universal Magazine

Town and Country Magazine, or Universal Repository of Knowledge, Instruction and Entertainment

St. James Chronicle

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)

1
. Samuel Derrick. By permission of the British Library.

2
. Charlotte Hayes (engraving after Joshua Reynolds). By permission of the British Museum.

3
. Engraving by William Hogarth:
The Times of the Day
, ‘Morning’. Author’s collection.

4
. Engraving by William Hogarth:
The Distrest Poet
. Author’s collection.

5
. Engraving by William Hogarth:
Strolling Actresses Dressing in a Barn
. Author’s collection.

6
. Engraving by William Hogarth:
The Harlot’s Progress
, Plate I. Author’s collection.

7
. Mrs Lessingham in the character of Ophelia: ‘There’s rue for you’. By permission of the University of Bristol Theatre Collection.

8
. Frontispiece and title page from the
Harris’s List
, 1761. By permission of the National Libraries of Scotland.

9
. Frontispiece from
The Harris’s List
, 1779. Courtesy of the Lewis Walpole Library, Yale University.

10
. The
Harris’s List
, 1761. A page from the earliest existing copy. By permission of the National Libraries of Scotland.

11
. Frontispiece and title page from the
Harris’s List
, 1793. By permission of the British Library.

12
. Miss Smith. By permission of the National Libraries of Scotland.

13
. Engraving by William Hogarth:
Industry and Idleness
, ‘The Idle ’Prentice return’d from Sea & in a Garret with a common Prostitute.’ Author’s collection.

14
. Engraving by William Hogarth:
Before
. Author’s collection.

15
. Engraving by William Hogarth:
After
. Author’s collection.

16
. Engraving by William Hogarth:
The Laughing Audience
. Author’s collection.

17
. Charlotte Spencer. Author’s collection.

18
. Fanny Murray. Author’s collection.

19
. Betsy Coxe (or Cox). Author’s collection.

20
. Dennis O’Kelly with Philip O’Kelly and others at Newmarket, by Thomas Rowlandson. By permission of the Earl of Halifax.

21
. Engraving by William Hogarth:
The Rake’s Progress
, ‘The Rose Tavern’. Author’s collection.

22
.
A Late Unfortunate Adventure at York
. Author’s collection.

23
.
Miss S—t—n, the beauty of Arlington Street
. By permission of the National Libraries of Scotland.

24
. Canons Park, 1782. Author’s collection.

25
. The yard of the Fleet Prison,
c
.1749. Courtesy of Jonathan Reeve.

26
. Covent Garden (eastward view), 1786. Courtesy of Jonathan Reeve. JR813b42p241 17501800.

27
. St James’s Square,
c
.1770. Courtesy of Jonathan Reeve. JR816b43p187 17501800.