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==Romantic entanglements==
==Romantic entanglements==


A brief history of William Gosling's more material lovers. A work in progress, naturally.  
A brief history of William Gosling's more material lovers. A work in progress, naturally. <BR>
- Cecily _____ <br>
Cecily _____ <br>
- Diana _____ <br>
Diana _____ <br>
-[[Camille Thornton]] (winter 1810/1811), widowed, heart broker countess encountered at a hunting party weekend<br>
[[Camille Thornton]] (winter 1810/1811), widowed, heart broker countess encountered at a hunting party weekend<br>
-[[Clare Satchwell]] (summer, 1811), his landlord's wife. <br>
[[Clare Satchwell]] (summer, 1811), his landlord's wife. <br>
-[[Emma Atwood]] (summer 1811), very freshly widowed baroness, needy lover, laudanum addict. <br>
[[Emma Atwood]] (summer 1811), very freshly widowed baroness, needy lover, laudanum addict. <br>
-[[Sarah Bainbridge]] (summer 1811), a debutante who should know better.<br>
[[Sarah Bainbridge]] (summer 1811), a debutante who should know better.<br>


=Reference threads=
=Reference threads=

Revision as of 15:35, 16 August 2016

William Gosling thinks the possibilities for mischief are endless...

The only brother of the Duke of Leighton, Nicholas Gosling.


History

1811

Week of 8 April

Week of 15 April

Week of 22 April

Week of 30 April

Week of 6 May

On Tuesday Will attends the theatre and glimpses [[Katharine Steele|Kate Steele] who is being chatted up by Nathaniel Scarborough. [1]. Wednesday finds him at Almacks with his brother. He stands up with Miss Lazenby. They trade barbs. [2]. He also, perversely, snatches Annabelle Beacham away from his brother for a set [3]. The next day, William is chuffed to receive a note from Kate Steele inviting him to join her for a game of backgammon. [4]. Naturally, he answers her summons. They finally 'play backgammon' (spawning a treasured euphamism on the board.)[5]

Relationships

Romantic entanglements

A brief history of William Gosling's more material lovers. A work in progress, naturally.
Cecily _____
Diana _____
Camille Thornton (winter 1810/1811), widowed, heart broker countess encountered at a hunting party weekend
Clare Satchwell (summer, 1811), his landlord's wife.
Emma Atwood (summer 1811), very freshly widowed baroness, needy lover, laudanum addict.
Sarah Bainbridge (summer 1811), a debutante who should know better.

Reference threads