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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 15, 1776

Page

2

Satirical Procession Critiques Wilkes Era Politics

A mock procession narrative parodies ministerial supporters marching past the Royal Exchange in a carnival of allegorical figures. It lampoons figures like Judd, Walter Humphries, Harley, and Oliver, recounting subtexts of bribery, party rivalry, and Wilkes opposition with vivid, satirical detail.

Trifling Opposition Over Book Admission At Wapping

In a Wapping neighbourhood dispute a minor opposition by Mr Baforé blocked a book's rest. Cooks and waiters were mobilised until terms were settled with the chamberlain about a guinea two weeks for a room. The Privy Counsellor advised against costly stand, the book was finally accepted, and peace returned amid firm local cheer. TRIMBUSH signs off, noting Harley’s address to Hereford clergy and freeholders.

Wapping Werida Mr. Baforé Chambenain Laforét C. Trimbush Grindon Stafford Daniel Fox Chancery Lane Mesfis Chamberlayne and

Hereford Races Postponed and July Plate Details

Hereford races, 1776, postponed due to Newmarket meeting. On July 29 a Freeholders Plate for Herefordshire bred horses to four mile heats, with bridle and saddle, yields, weights, and entry rules. Also the Great Sweepstakes with named subscribers, weights for ages, entry fees, weighing, and steward decisions. Grounds closed during races, public entertainments planned around attendance. Weatherby

Hereford Newmarket Carey Sir Rich Phlips Syphon Wall Arc Shylock Speedwell Yeau Ea c. Necromancer Ringouzle Mauric Gimcrack Venon B.c. Ze Geolfall Domnick Roger Eclipse Goo. Cornewall Otho Ed. Foley Ch. F Impadence Clark Ravenhill Matthew Thomas's Baaline-green James Waalwyn Tohn Bach Weatherby Tetbury Dona Fide Jacob Wheate Bobadil Onesiphorus Pius Polifon John Ledzinghim Seward Whit Flatt George Alison

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