Index Entry | Lyric, narrative [beg] That the gentle tip-tap |
Location | London |
Citation | VGW(HU.773.087 24 Jun 1773:23 (1143) Anecdote of the Duke of Cumberland. . . [Several paragraphs relate the travels of the Duke of Cumberland, his wife Mrs. Horton, and her sister, Miss Luttrell. The two women argued and fought.] Then it was, That the gentle tip-tap, Produc'd a severe slap, And the cap lay torn on the ground; Plates, dishes, and platters, Were broke into shatters, Knives and forks they flew merrily round. . . . [4 more paragraphs] |
Generic Title | Virginia Gazette-Williamsburg (Hu) |
Date | 1773.06.24 |
Publisher | Purdie, Alex., and John Dixon |
City, State | Williamsburg, VA |
Year | 1773 |
Bibliography | B0048616 |