His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales is prescribed by his physician frequent repeated exercise, particularly on horseback, in order to check the corpulency to which he seems tending.
From The Sussex Weekly Advertiser, 9 June, 1788
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Brighton News Story — 9 June, 1788: The Prince prescribed exercise
Published 09/06/2012 Brighton & Hove History , Health , News , Newspapers , On This Day , Royalty , Sport Leave a CommentTags: Brighton, corpulent, doctor, Exercise, George Prince of Wales, health, history, horse-riding, Local History, news, prince, sport
Brighton News Story — 15 May, 1797: The Prince loses his corpulence
Published 15/05/2012 Brighton & Hove History , Brighton History , News , Newspapers , On This Day , Royalty Leave a CommentTags: Brighton, corpulence, doctor, George Prince of Wales, health, history, Local History, news, prince
This day, we hear, the Prince leaves Brighton, having come here only for a few days, by the advice of Dr Warren, for the benefit of the sea air. His Royal Highness has lost much of his corpulence since he was last at Brighton.
From The Sussex Weekly Advertiser, 15 May, 1797
Brighton News Story — 12 May, 1794: The Prince’s men are ‘draughted’
Published 12/05/2012 Brighton & Hove History , Brighton History , News , Newspapers , On This Day Leave a CommentTags: Brighton, draught, George Prince of Wales, history, Local History, news, prince, regiment, west india service
Last Monday the Prince of Wales arrived at Brighton, to be present at a draught of twenty men from his regiment, to accompany other draughts on the West-India service. On Wednesday his Royal Highness left that place but will shortly return there with his Household for the season.
From The Sussex Weekly Advertiser, 12 May, 1794
