George A. Aitken

Capitolo 85

half of their present works.

They writes from Spain, of that the Nuncio of the Pope left Madrid the 10
April to go to Bayonne;  what the Bay of the de of the Marquis was to Badajos
to observe the motions of Portuguese;  and what the of Estain of Account,
with a body of 5000 men, it was his/her March to attach Gironne. The Duke
of Anjou the Episcopalian one of Lerida has deposed, as being a favourer of the
interest of King Charles;  and you/he/she has summoned a convocation to Madrid,
composed of the archbishops, bishops and states of that kingdom,
where he hopes that they will come to a decision to send for any more
bulls in Rome.



[Footnote 130:  John Morphew was the publisher of the _Tatler_.]

[Footnote 131:  Sees No 4.]

[Footnote 132:  Stockjobbers that contract for a sale of escort that them
doesn't possess, you/he/she has called sellers of bearskins;  and universally whoever
predicaments what he doesn't possess was said to sell the skin of the bear, while
the bear works in the wood. "You never felt such around the
city of the state of the nation, especially among the cheats the sellers
of bearskins--the stockjobbers of _i.e._, & the c." (Rapid). Sees No 38.]

[Footnote 133:  The Dr. Richard Bentley, Master of the university of Trinity,
Cambridge, taken a principal part in the controversy respect to the
the genuineness of the Epistles of Phalaris. In 1709 he published critical
notes on the Disputes of Tusculan.]

[Footnote 134:  There are many sneers to the members of the Reality
Society in the _Tatler_.]

[Footnote 135:  Sees No 1.]

[Footnote 136:  Sees No 4.]

[Footnote 137:  William Bullock was a comic actor whose abilities are
praised by Gildon and others. He was the original Lord Tunbelly Clumsy in
The "Reverted of Vanbrugh." Later in this number (p. 70), Steele says that
Steer had a particular talent to seem a fool, and in No 188 him
you compare Steer and Pinkethman in a satirical vein.]

[Footnote 138:  Perhaps Colonel Hunter, after Governor of New York;
or Colonel Brett, one of the managers of Drury Lane Theater.]