Satire mocking the annual procession of Freemasons in London with unkempt men, wearing insignia around their necks and aprons, riding on, or drawn in carts by, donkeys; at the rear is a carriage drawn by six broken-down horses. Many of the men carry staves, play rough music on cows horns,  butter tubs and salt box; one "Montgomery of Hibern-a" wears a large moustache and a high pointed hat, and carries a wooden sword. Letterpress title and verses beneath, each stanza ending with the chorus, "Doodle, &amp;c". 1741
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<p>After: Paul Whitehead (?)
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<dl><dd>Published by: Mrs Anne Dodd II</dd></dl></div>
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