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Epigram from Loxicon Evening Post about Dolly and Roger
An epigram recounts Dolly and Roger in amorous mood with cross references to Bearn Hodge and clerical figures Wiltrick and the churchwardens. In a month or two Dolly cries for speed as a clown observes. Dolly flees after a comic exchange leaving Doll and the Parith to settle the matter.
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Loxicon Evening Post
Roger
Bearn
Hodge
Wiltrick
Doll
Weathercock to lead next ministry change warned
An old commentary notes that to curb the mutability of ministries a strange remedy will be used by placing the Weathercock at the head of the next administration. The piece suggests this symbol may stand firm for a time unless blown about by Boreas, lingering at the pinnacle of power.
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Boreas
London Dispatches From St James's and York Races
London notices detail conferences at the Gentlemen's Hotel in St James's with Durand and Conway as dispatches from the French court arrive. Nobles depart for York Races while Ireland's politics, Jesuits, and poverty loom large amid race reports, shop incidents, and public notices.
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France
Count de Chatelet Lomond
Conway
Earl of Errol
Capt
Longington
King’s Street
St. James's
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Lumley Castle
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Tyber
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Fiume
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Coromandel
Fashion in Physic and Apparel Cited in Proverb
A fragment notes a view that there is fashion in both medicine and dress, arguing friction and exercise were once valued but are now disregarded, in a tone invoking an old saying about tar, fetcht, and dear tought as suited for ladies, with a nod to Lord Bacon in his history.
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