| Index Entry | Singer, of lewd songs, rose to great honors through bravado |
| Location | London |
| Citation | NP.773.003 28 Oct-4 Nov 1773:42 (1/5) [Title of article torn off. Contains reference to Sir Robert and Roger] his first appearance in the world was in the retinue of an ambassador, and by his impudence, his singing leud songs, and an awkward drollery, he thrust himself in among his betters and busted into court at [so] lucky a season, that he rose to great honours, . . . [3 lines] but in their fate they were brothers, for they were both hang'd over the same bridge. |
| Generic Title | Norwich Packet |
| Date | 1773.11.04 |
| Publisher | Robertson, Alexander and James, and Trumbull, John |
| City, State | Norwich, CT |
| Year | 1773 |
| Bibliography | B0032878 |