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MG-A(G.750.014
2 May 1750:21 (262)
London. Nov. 14. . . [9 lines] We are assured, that the
comedians lately arrived here to juggle the town more than
amuse them, are not to be entertained here many days;
occasioned by the vigorous appearance of a certain nobleman
at the head of an honourable body in defence of the rights
and privileges of the subject, and who so strenuously
opposed their infringment on our rights some years ago.
And we are further assured, that the body of I---ns lately
arrived here for the same wise end as the above, cannot
procure any house, whereby to laugh at the town, occasioned
also by the (almost) unprecedented instance of the said
body's defending the rights and privileges of our natural
born subjects.---A laudable example, and worthy the
imitation of all our nobility and gentry.
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