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The Chronicles of Newgate, vol. 2/2

Note 107 — Chapter VII · NEWGATE NOTORIETIES.

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It was said that the dinners he gave were of the most sumptuous and recherché description. The story goes, that one of his most chosen friends, who attended him to the scaffold, entreated him, as on the brink of the grave, and unable to take anything out of the world with him, to reveal the secret of where some wonderful curaçoa was obtained, for which Fauntleroy’s cellar was famous.

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