A Political Dictionary

explaining the
TRUE MEANING OF WORDS
illustrated and exemplified in the
LIVES, MORALS, CHARACTER and CONDUCT
of the following
MOST ILLUSTRIOUS PERSONAGES,
among many others.

The King, Queen, Prince of Wales, Duke of York, Pope Pius VI. Emperor, King of Prussia, The Tigress of Russia, Dukes of Brunswick, Portland, Richmond, Newcastle, London. Earls Chatham, Fitzwilliam, Darlington, Spencer, Mowe, Chesterfield. Lords Grenville, Mornington, Moira, Mountmorris, Mulgrave, Fitzgerald, Harvey. Judges Kenyon and Loughborough. Hon. Frank North. Sirs George Saville, Gilbert Elliot, Francis Molyneux, Watkin Lewes, Roger Curtis, Sydney Smythe, Francis Sykes, Richard Hill. Landgrave of Hesse Cassel, Madam Schwellenbergen. Messrs. Pitt, Fox, Burke, Dumourier, Warren Hastings, Wyndham, Powis, Dundas, Thornton, Wilberforce, Reeves, Arthur Young, George Hanger, Charles Jenkinson, Colonel Tarleton, Brook Watson. Aldermen Curtis, An­derson, Le Mesurier, Sanderson. Bishops and Clergy. Charles I. and Louis XVI.

by the late

CHARLES PIIGOTT, Esq.

author of the Jockey Clubs, &c.

London; printed for D. I. Eaten, No. 74. Newgate-Street.

MDCCXCV

Nearby:

• 1811 Dictionary of UK Slang, originally by Captain Francis Grose
• 1736 Dictionary of Thieving Slang
• Musa Pedestris: Three Centuries of Canting Songs and Slang Rhymes [1536–1896]
• 1726 Universal Etymological Dictionary (extracts)