Citation - Boston Chronicle: 1770.05.10

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Index Entry Harlequin, character impersonated by Junius at masquerade in London 
Location London 
Citation
BC.770.054
7-10 May 1770:1493,1501 (195)
Intelligence Extraordinary.  We hear that a new patriot near
Charing-Cross, intends to appear at the ensuing Masquerade
in his new character, and that Balfe and MacQuirk, who have
likewise received the new political light, are to carry the
boot and petticoat, the ensigns of patriotism, before him
the whole evening. . . [15 lines, other characters]
   And the celebrated Junius is to appear there in an
invisible Harlequin's dress sent from Ireland; and with his
wooden sword to slap whoever he pleases, while no blow,
however well returned, will be able to touch his person. . .
[12 lines]


Generic Title Boston Chronicle 
Date 1770.05.10 
Publisher Mein and Fleeming 
City, State Boston, MA 
Year 1770 
Bibliography B0001780
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