A full and true account of a sharp and bloody duel, : which was fought in St. James's-Park, on Tuesday the 26th. of January, 1730. between William Poltney Esq; and the Lord Harvey. Mr. Fox, and Mr. Rushout were the two seconds..
London: : printed for Messieurs Figg and Sutton.,
[1731]
The duel between Pulteney and Hervey took place on 25 January 1730/31, and no blood was drawn (DNB).
Two variants of substantially the same setting are known. In this variant the first paragraph has 11 lines beginning "On Monday morning last"; the last paragraph ends "among noblemen," [sic, with comma]; and line 7 of the title ends "Mr. Rushout". In the other variant (ESTC N31721) the first paragraph has a completely different text with 8 lines beginning "On Tuesday the 26th of January, 1730."; the last paragraph has an extra two lines following "among noblemen,"; and line 7 of the title ends "Mr. Russet".
ESTC
Crawford, J.L.L. Bibliotheca Lindesiana. Catalogue of English broadsides,
Bath, William Pulteney, Earl of, 1684-1764
Dueling
England London.