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Drawcansir is a
fictional character in
George Villiers, 2nd Duke of Buckingham's farce, The Rehearsal. He
kills every one of the combatants, "sparing neither...
- The Covent-Garden Journal,
published under the
pseudonym "Sir
Alexander Drawcansir, Knt.,
Censor of
Great Britain"
until November of that year. Here Fielding...
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Brentford Prince Pretty-man
Prince Volscius Gentleman Usher Physician Drawcansir General Lieutenant General Cordelio Tom
Thimble Fisherman Sun Thunder...
- Crab 1756
Unnamed race not
known Newcastle 60 gs not
known not
known 3 1
Drawcansir; Full Moon Apr 1758
Jockey Club
Plate not
known Newmarket not
known not...
- playwright, and
essayist Henry Fielding,
under the pseudonym, "Sir
Alexander Drawcansir, Knt.
Censor of
Great Britain". It was Fielding's
fourth and
final periodical...
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William Dodd – The
Beauties of
Shakespeare Henry Fielding as "Sir
Alexander Drawcansir" – The Covent-Garden
Journal (periodical) John
Hawkesworth – The Adventurer...
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along with
attacks under their own name:
Fielding wrote as "Sir
Alexander Drawcansir"; Hill
wrote as "The Inspector";
Thornton wrote as "Madam Roxanna"; and...