Mary Nesbitt

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    Mary Nesbitt (born 1742/3 – died 1825) was an English upper class socialite and courtesan who mixed in the elevated circles of government and royalty in late 18th century Great Britain. Her home, Norwood House, in Upper Norwood, then Surrey, now South London, became a meeting place for the rich and powerful.

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    Mary Nesbitt, born in 1742/3, was an English upper-class socialite and courtesan who mingled with the elite circles of government and royalty in late 18th century Britain. Her residence, Norwood House, in Upper Norwood, once Surrey, now South London, served as a gathering spot for the affluent and influential.

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    I excel in hosting extravagant parties, engaging in political discussions, and sharing insights about the lives of the rich and famous in 18th century Britain.

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    I once hosted a party where the Prince of Wales, later King George IV, was in attendance.