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NYM(G.770.189
31 Dec 1770:24 (1001)
To every admirer of real curiosities. The noted Willliam
Patridge, begs leave to acquaint the ladies, gentlemen, &c.
that he has taken a large and commodious room, at Mr. Mc.
Dougal's, at the sign of Lord John Murray, in Orange-street,
Golden-Hill, fitted up in a genteel manner, where he
proposes to divert the company, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, by exhibiting his art of dexterity of hand, after a
new method different from other performers. Likewise he
will make it his chief study to divert the company by
introducing Mr. Punch and his merry family, with new
alterations every evening. Likewise his Italian Shade, so
much admired in Europe: He has taken proper care to have the
room well aired, and all accommodation for the reception of
those who chuse to favour him with their company. N.B.
Gentlemen and ladies that chuse to have a private
performance, by giving timely notice will be waited on.
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