| Index Entry | Drummer, in recruiting parties, in essay on Life of Jonathan Wild |
| Location | London |
| Citation | NECO.725.011 2-9 Oct 1725:21 (219) [Life and execution of thief Jonathan Wild, part I.] . . . After this manner Jonathan liv'd three or four years, leading a life of pleasure, disturb'd with nothing, unless it was now and then at the noise of a drum, which he had as great antipathy to as some folks to cheese or a cat. (Because it reminded him of drumming up recruits, which he avoided becoming, not for lack of courage, but because he had better ways of seeking his fortune.) |
| Generic Title | New England Courant |
| Date | 1725.10.09 |
| Publisher | Franklin, Benjamin |
| City, State | Boston, MA |
| Year | 1725 |
| Bibliography | B0022387 |