Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

Sir John Jebb (Ladd) by his late connection with the Prince, has improved his style and appearance; instead of a rascally little pig-tail to his hair, it is now bepowdered and pomatumed in the very first taste, and carries a tail as thick as his arm.

When Sir Jacky Jebb and his Dulcinea (Mrs. Smith) came to high words (and these high-mettled people have often high words), the lady's usual mode of pacifying the provoked Baronet, is to smack the china on the middle of the floor, dispatch a pier glass or two, and swear she will hunt with the Prince. This last stroke Jacky cannot bear; the idea of such angelic softness being transferred to another distracts him; he pays down thirty per cent. for the last hundred he borrowed of this sweet cherub; and thus once or twice a month are family matters amicably adjusted.