NORTHUMBERLAND ELECTION BROADSIDE - "Matty Bell" - Alnwick - 1826
Language: English
Published by J. Graham, Printer, Alnwick, Alnwick, 1826
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Seller: Hornseys, Ripon, United KingdomHornseys
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Condition: Used - Near fine
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Rare Georgian Northumberland election song sheet attacking Matthew Bell during the famous 1826 county election. Set to the tune of "There's na luck about the house", the lyric repeatedly pities "poor Matty Bell" while presenting him as politically weak and unsuitable. The final stanza urges support for “Liddell and the King”, identifying the sheet as pro-Liddell election propaganda. Matthew Bell, known as !Honest Matty" Bell of Woolsington, was one of the principal candidates in the 1826 Northumberland election, alongside Lord Howick, Henry Thomas Liddell, and Thomas Wentworth Beaumont. The contest became notorious for enormous expenditure, intense canvassing, religious controversy over Catholic emancipation, and extensive printed propaganda. An especially interesting survival of Georgian election song culture, intended for popular circulation and performance as well as reading. No institutional copy traced in the British Library, Library Hub Discover, or WorldCat. Apparently unrecorded institutionally. Single printed song sheet, approximately 27.7 x 11.2 cm. Folded as issued with light creasing, minor age toning, and handling wear. Near fine. Scarce Northumberland political ephemera from one of the most celebrated county elections of the Georgian period.…
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Bibliographic details
- Title
- NORTHUMBERLAND ELECTION BROADSIDE - "Matty Bell" - Alnwick - 1826
- Author
- J. Graham, Printer, Alnwick
- Publisher
- J. Graham, Printer, Alnwick, Alnwick
- Publication year
- 1826
- Condition
- Near Fine
- Binding
- No Binding
- Language
- English
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