Mr. Fox convicted of self-contradiction. Mr. Fox professes to have the independence of the City of Westminster, at heart. ...
Elector.
[London,
1788]
An election handbill urging electors to vote for Lord Hood and to reject Lord John Townshend.
In this impression, in the drop-head title, the "ted" of "convicted" falls under the "M" of "Mr." and the first "i" of "contradiction" falls under the "x" of "Fox". The "A" of the signature "An elector" falls under "of" in the line above.
Signed: An elector.
ESTC