Citation - Virginia Gazette-Williamsburg (Hu): 1770.02.15

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Index Entry Bells, in London, St Brides, rung for Wilkes's 45th birthday 
Location London 
Citation
VGW(HU.770.006
15 Feb 1770:12 (978)
While the theatres are exhibiting a ridiculous Jubilee, in
commemoration of a dead deer stealer, the patriots have
lately enjoyed the exalted satisfaction of celebrating a
nobler Jubilee in honour of a live patriot. . . [7 lines]
bells ringing . . . [3 lines, pageant for Wilkes's 45th
birthday]
The Pageant, exhibiting the characters of patriotism.
Marrowbones and cleavers, two by two, 
. . . [23 lines]
St. Bride's bells ringing muffled as the hearse passed. . . 
[10 lines]
A triumphal car, containing the bust of Mr. Wilkes, drawn by
the members of the Beef Steak Club, singing Mr. Wilkes's
parody on Veni Creator. . .


Generic Title Virginia Gazette-Williamsburg (Hu) 
Date 1770.02.15 
Publisher Purdie, Alex., and John Dixon 
City, State Williamsburg, VA 
Year 1770 
Bibliography B0048461
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