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PGCJ.770.001
13 Jan 1770:12 (314)
London. October 30 . . . When their majesties made their
appearance on Wednesday evening at Drury-Lane Theatre, the
whole house (which was prodigiously crowded) testified their
joy to a degree more than common, by clapping hands, and in
their countenances. Between the acts, a gentleman, upon a
flute, played the tune of "God Save the King," which gave a
great deal of pleasure, and was heartily received by the
audience. The behavior of the people seemed to give great
satisfaction to his majesty.
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