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The Three Philosophers In A Satirical Ballad
A fragmentary satirical poem titled The Three Philosophers lampoons Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-De, with references to Davy and a scribe. It reports royal-visitation notes from London, including Duke of Cumberland visiting Princess Amelia, Duke of Leeds and Grafton movements, and a levee for Earl Shelburne, all from a London source dated Monday December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy
King of Pross
George
London
Duke of Cumberland
Amelia
Hailey
Cavendish Square
Jocelyn
Duke of Leeds
Kiveton
Yorkshire
St. James’square
Duke of Grafton
Grosvenor
Quare
Ruttenhall
Suffolk
Shelburne
Hill Street
Berkley-square
Earl of
Tay
Curzon-street
Ein
Abele
Winkochapel
Somretouges
Sessions House
Baily
William Collins
Cope
Stratford
Mile-end Turnpike
William Thornhill
Lark
Dow
Glasgow
Tregaiés
Indus Kingdom
Richard
Darley
Harthwiite
Hyviz
Urmson
Thomson
Liverpoole
Drake
Powell
Bristol
Yerva
Shighing
Admiral
Neptune
Arbuckle
Corky
DRURY
LANE
Plain Dealer
Pulain
Mr. Holland
Fidelia
Ts. Yates
Wilow Blackacre
Clive Wiethed
Covent Garden
Druryalane
Waryi Bey
Bam Ud
Covent
Garen