Picturesque representations of the dress and manners of the English (1813)
Alexander, William, 1767-1816 · London: Printed for Thomas M'Lean by Howlett and Brimmer · leaf 107
oursof ten and twelve oclock, by men belonging to the Post-office, who for their better distinction, wear a livery;these postmen also go round the different quarters of thetown assigned to them, from five till six oclock in theevening, with a bell, and collect all letters that have notbeen put into… … Eh gjlahb —pjlatje /^^/jrwy.,,.,*,^ j,^,^^„^.^,^^^^^^ ^^ PLATE XXV. A LADY IN SUMMER DRESS. This Plate represents the dress generally worn by ladiesin the morning, at the different watering places upon thecoast, during the summer and autumn.
Costume -- Great Britain · Great Britain -- Social life and customs
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