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NYM(G.771.273
30 Dec 1771:34 (1053)
Mr. Faulks, the noted performer in horsemanship, who has had
the honour of performing before their Majesties, and most of
the nobility in England, Ireland, and Scotland,---has got a
convenient place to exhibit in belonging to Mr. Joseph
Bogart, near the windmill, above the slaughter-house, in the
Bowery, and intends performing this day, and every fair day
this week.
First. He mounts a single horse, standing upon the saddle,
and rides him, playing on the French Horn. . . [5 more acts
described, without French Horn; then, details about time and
place, etc. Finally:] Tickets to be had at 4s. each, at Mr.
Rivington's, and Mr. Gaine's.
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