Juv.]]

[Footnote 2: Gay tells also in his Trivia that the Mohocks rolled women

in hogs-heads down Snow hill. Swift wrote of the Mohocks, at this time,

in his Journal to Stella,

Grub-street papers about them fly like lightning, and a list printed

of near eighty put into several prisons, and all a lie, and I begin to

think there is no truth, or very little, in the whole story.

On the 18th of March an attempt was made to put the Mohocks down by

Royal Proclamation.]

[Footnote 3: This letter is said to have been really sent to one who

married Mr. Cole, a Northampton attorney, by a neighbouring freeholder

named Gabriel Bullock, and shown to Steele by his friend the antiquary,

Browne Willis. See also No. 328.]

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