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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 20, 1773

Page

2

A Letter From John Wilkes On Middlesex Seat Dispute

The author exhorts Speaker Fletcher Norton to rescind the May 1769 resolution that bars Henry Luttrell from Parliament, arguing the House usurps liberty and endangers English rights. He condemns ministerial tyranny and warns of dangerous precedent if not corrected. Also includes an antiquated travel note from Malta describing Grand Master Pinta and local customs.

Richard Oliver Watking Lewes House of Commons Middlesex Glyaftahi Hotwife of Commons Luttrell Glynn Knights of the Shire England Meun Henry Lawes Luttrell House of Commins John Wilkes Sir Fletcher Nortons House of Contricts Malta Melita Barbary Sicily Hahem Old City Paul St. Patrick St. Luke Italy Levant East Indies St. Paul Pinta Portugal Yand Maltay Ohd Cdrce Cabal Mwo Islaid Gozzo St. Johun London Westminster Seah

Letters from Lysander Amusing the Gop Humoured

The third letter from Lysander to Constantia explains the term macaroni as a burlesque poem or a pasta composition. Lysander notes Constantia’s command and his duty to describe the gentlemen called Macaronies, tracing the word’s origins in French and Italian roots.

Lysander Constantia Macaronies

Jenny and Soldier Ballads in Wartime Refrains

A period piece miscellany features songs sung by Mr Lowe and Mrs Dowsom. Lyrics mix martial imagery with romantic longing and satire as chorus lines reference drums bayonets and local social mores. The piece parodies flirtation and soldierly bravado with risqué humor.

Mr. Lowe Jenny

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