The Prince Regent Review: A Toast to the Regency in Limehouse | A Limehouse pub flying the name of the Prince Regent – the future George IV, who ruled in his mad father’s stead and gave the glittering Regency age its name
George IV Review: The Prince Regent Crowned at Last | A Docklands pub flying the name of King George IV – the former Prince Regent, the dandy prince crowned at last, whose small review count leaves the score unproven
Regent’s Review: The Regent Was Ruling for a Mad King | George III lost his mind, his son ruled in his place, and the whole of Regency London is named after the arrangement
The Prince Regent Review: The Extravagant Prince Who Named an Age | Named for ‘Prinny’, the future George IV – the extravagant, pleasure-loving prince who gave his name to the glittering Regency
George IV Review: The Extravagant Regency King | Named for King George IV – the extravagant, flamboyant Regency monarch of style, pleasure, and the great age of the Regency
The Regent Review: The Prince Who Ruled for a Mad King | A 4.4 pub named The Regent, after the Prince Regent who ruled for his mad father and gave his name to an age
The Regency Era (18111820): George IV and a Kingdom in Style | How Fashion, Excess, and Political Absurdity Marked Britains Regency
George IV Review: The Extravagant King Who Named King’s Cross | A 4.2 pub named after George IV, the lavish, scandalous Regency monarch whose vanished monument gave King’s Cross its name
George IV Review: Thirty-Four Reviews, and He Is Not a Rating Either | A tiny sample, a ruined reputation, and the man built Regent Street
Prince Regent Review: He Was the Most Ridiculed Man in England and He Was Right About Buildings | Twenty stone, drawn by Gillray as a bloated glutton, and he gave London Regent Street and Brighton Pavilion
Boisdale Review: The Tartan Was Very Largely Invented for a Royal Visit | Clan tartans as we know them are a nineteenth-century construction, and a great many were made up by weavers
