The dissenters address of thanks to the pious, the learned council in the law, for their dear secretary and observator, John Tutchin, scribe, and no gentleman, at his late tryal; : |b and retain'd as such, by the party, in that which is coming on this term: with some necessary rules to be observ'd by him for the propagation of scandal, sedition, and prophaneness, by way of advice..
[London? : s.n.,
1705?]
John Tutchin's trial for publishing 'The observator' took place in November 1704.
'John Tutchin, a political writer who edited "The Observator," and was sentenced by Jeffries to be whipped, died 1707. He was an ardent Whig and greatly detested by the opposite party. The above print is a biting satire on Tutchin.' - Cat. of Engl. broadsides.
ESTC
Crawford, J.L.L. Cat. of Engl. broadsides,
Dissenters, Religious