New annals of gallantry: containing, a complete collection of all the genuine letters which have passed between Captain Inglefield, and Mrs. Inglefield
Subtitle: Signed with their respective names, relative to a charge brought by the former against the latter, for partiality to her black servant. To which are added, the black's affidavits, pro and con, and Mrs. Inglefield's also, upon this extraordinary business. Likewise, the letters of Mr. Mills, man-midwife, of Greenwich, relative to his conduct since the suspicion of this strange connection
Contributors: Inglefield, Ann; Randall, Rachael, bookseller
Publisher: Printed for R. Randall, no. 4, Shoe-Lane, Fleet-Street.
Published: 1785
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 80
Subjects: Correspondence; Early works to 1800; Adultery
Notes: Below imprint: [Price: one shilling and sixpence.]

Signatures: [A]² B-K⁴ L².

With three pages of advertisements following p. 65.

A reissue (of ESTC T125876), with the addition of an appendix entitled: "The following letters appeared in the General Advertiser, after our publishing this pamphlet, which we give gratis to the reader" (p. [69]-80).

ESTC N504272

The case of John Nicholson Inglefield against his wife, Ann Inglefield, came before the ecclesiastical court in July 1785.