Festive Fighting――Jacobite Boys――Flogging Soldiers――Hoadly in the Pulpit――Flattery by Addison――On the Silver Thames――Two Pretty Fellows――Thanksgiving Day――Sherlock’s Sermon――Bishop of Ely’s Sermon――King George’s Right to the Throne――A Nonjuring Clergyman, to be Whipt――Saved by the Bishop of London――The Rose in June――More Bloodshed――Jacobite Ladies――Ladies’ Anti-Jacobite Associations――Riot in a Church――Pope’s Double Dealing――Addison, on Late and Present Times――Political Women 234 CHAPTER XIII. (1716.) The Rev. Mr. Paul――A Cry for Life――Paul and Patten――Paul, a Jacobite Again――The King in Fleet Street――A Reading at Court――Sanguinary Struggles――A Jacobite Jury――The Mug-Houses――The Street Whipping Post――Patten in Allendale――Scenes at Hampton Court――Bigots on Both Sides――At Drury Lane Theatre――Afternoon Calls――Escape of Charles Radcliffe――The Stage and Playgoers――Loyal Players――An Anti-Jacobite Pamphlet 256 CHAPTER XIV. (1717.) Bishop Atterbury――Jacobite Congregations――Liberty Used, and Abused――Jacobites at Large――An Entry in a Cash Book――Bishop Atterbury, the Chevalier’s Agent――More Prosecutions――Trial of Francia――Patten’s ‘History of the Late Rebellion’――Slander Against the Jacobites――Patten’s Details――Downright Shippen――Shippen, on George I.――Cibber’s ‘Nonjuror’――Dedication to the King――Significant Passages――Jacobite Outlay――Advantages of Clamour――Political Allusions――Incense for the King――A Lecture from the Stage――Public Feeling――Atterbury’s Opinion 276 CHAPTER XV. (1718.) A Youthful Jacobite――A would-be Regicide――A Fight in Newgate――Up the Hill to Tyburn――Scene at Tyburn――A Jacobite Toast――Satirical Pamphlet――Lovat already Suspected――Hearne on Echard’s ‘England’――Atterbury Conspiring――The Bishop’s View of Things――The Royal Family on the Road――Military Difficulties――Scenes at Court――A Scene in ‘Bedlam’――A Whig Whipt――Treason in the Pulpit――More Treason――Jacobites in the Pillory――The King at the Play――Daniel Defoe――His Dirty Work――Mist’s Journal――Jacobite Hopes――Art and Poetry 300 CHAPTER XVI. (1719.)