Citation - Pennsylvania Packet-Philadelphia: 1772.08.24

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Index Entry Adieu thou lovely youth [t], to be sung by Smith, Mr, in concert 
Location Philadelphia 
Citation
PP-P.772.069
24 Aug 1772:42 (44)
By Permission.  This day, the twenty-fourth instant, (if the
weather permits) at the State-House, will be performed, a
concert of Vocal and Instrumental Music: the vocal parts to
be conducted by Mr. Smith, who will sing some favourite
songs and airs, selected from the last and most approved
ones, sung in the public gardens of Vauxhall and Ranelagh;
in which he will introduce the following, viz.
Rule Britannia:
As Late I Wandered o'er the Plains:
Sweet Willy, O!
Young Jockey:
Infancy:
The Cruel Tyrant:
The Echoing Horn:
Adieu thou Lovely Youth:
Come, Come, My Dear Girl:
God Save the King, &c.
. . . [38 lines describing the illumination and fireworks]
Vivant Rex et Regina.


Generic Title Pennsylvania Packet-Philadelphia 
Date 1772.08.24 
Publisher Dunlap, John 
City, State Philadelphia, PA 
Year 1772 
Bibliography B0040025
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