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The Greyhound Tavern was one of the meeting places used regularly, but because women were not to be seen in taverns, the meetings were also held at members' houses and at Wharton's riding clubBlackett-Ord p.

113 William Hogarth, although hardly a gentleman, has been associated with the club after painting Dashwood as a Franciscan FriarCoppens and John Wilkes, though much later, under the pseudonym John of Aylesbury.Ashe p.

The work was almost certainly principally written by Thomas Potter, and from internal evidence can be dated to around 1755.

70 Despite the fact that there has never been proof that Wharton's Hellfire Club ever did more than hold mock religious ceremonies and drink excessively, Wharton's political opposition used his membership as a way to pit him against his political allies, thus removing him from parliament.Blackett-Ord p.

167 Medmenham was finished by 1766.Paul Whitehead had been the Secretary and Steward of the Order at Medmenham.

43 a satirical "gentlemans club" which was known to ridicule religion, catching onto the then-current trend in England of blaspheming religion.Blackett-Ord p.

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