The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1746.05.26  Boston  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Come all loyal Britons, and lend me an ear 
1755.07.03  Charleston  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Doctors in Charles-Town have lately agreed 
1767.03.12  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Goody Bull and her daughter together fell 
1742.07.19  Boston  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Hail! D-p-s of wondrous fame 
1737.02.11  Williamsburg  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] How hard is my fate!---to be over 
1780.09.27  Chatham  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] I'll tell you a tale, it's as strange 
1750.06.07  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Let's away to New-Scotland, where plenty 
1750.06.18  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Let's away to Nova Scotia, where plenty 
1768.03.25  New Haven  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Man who at day breaking, breaks of 
1768.01.14  Williamsburg  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Man who at daybreaking breaks 
1733.12.14  Philadelphia  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Now lay your politics aside 
1778.10.24  New York  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Our farce is now finished 
1752.11.20  Charleston  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Pray Anchorstock, Boltrope, and Cable draw 
1766.10.10  Charleston  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Since peace throughout Europe now seems to 
1768.05.09  Boston  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Vestry conven'd at a time the most fitting 
1768.05.13  New London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Vestry conven'd at a time most fitting 
1775.07.15  Williamsburg  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] What a court hath old England of folly 
1775.07.26  Baltimore  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] What a court hath old England of folly and 
1772.06.18  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye belles and ye bloods, who the Panetheon 
1752.11.20  Charleston  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye good people all, who of cordage have 
1776.05.10  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye poor silly people 
1776.04.04  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye poor silly people who foolishly think 
1776.04.13  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye poor silly people, who foolishly 
1778.08.11  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye poor simple people, who foolishly think 
1778.09.14  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye poor simple people, who foolishly think 
1777.04.07  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong heads 
1777.04.17  Philadelphia  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong heads 
1777.04.17  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye wrong heads and strong heads attend to 
1777.04.26  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong hands, attend 
1777.05.17  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong heads, attend 
1777.05.26  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong heads, attend 
1777.07.10  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong heads, attend 
1770.03.26  Boston  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] You simple Bostonians, I'd have you beware 
1770.03.30  New London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] You simple Bostonians, I'd have you beware 
1770.04.12  Boston  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] You simple Bostonians, I'd have you beware 
1737.01.31  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] You surgeons of London, who puzzle 
1737.01.31  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] You surgeons of London, who puzzle your 
1737.02.25  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] You surgeons of London, who puzzle your 
1737.03.01  London  CITATION Derry down, burden of lyric [beg] You surgeons of London, who puzzle your 
1733.06.28  Northampton  CITATION Derry down, burden of Robin Hood [t], old song sung by condemned man 
1733.07.19  Northampton  CITATION Derry down, burden of Robin Hood [t], old song sung by condemned man 
1733.09.08  Northampton  CITATION Derry down, burden of Robin Hood [t], old song sung by condemned man 
1737.02.04  Williamsburg  CITATION Derry Down, chorus of lyric [beg] I knew that the song, which I lately did 
1777.05.23  London  CITATION Derry down, chorus of lyric [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong heads attend to 
1780.03.08  London  CITATION Derry down [t], in satire, metaphor of political affairs 
1774.12.19  London  CITATION Derry Down [t], tune of lyric [beg] Expences of war, and corruptions of 
1774.12.22  London  CITATION Derry Down [t], tune of lyric [beg] Expences of war, and corruptions 
1774.12.12  London  CITATION Derry Down [t], tune of lyric [beg] Expenses of war, and conceptions 
1775.01.12  Williamsburg  CITATION Derry Down [t], tune of lyric [beg] Expenses of war, and corruptions 
1779.11.27  New York  CITATION Derry Down [t], tune of lyric [beg] Rouse, Britons! at length 
1776.04.27  Philadelphia  CITATION Derry Down [t], tune of lyric [beg] Saint George for their patron our 
1776.04.30  Baltimore  CITATION Derry Down [t], tune of lyric [beg] Saint George for their patron our 
1781.11.08  Boston  CITATION Derry Down [t], tune of lyric [beg] When southward Cornwallis first 
1781.11.17  Portsmouth  CITATION Derry Down [t], tune of lyric [beg] When southward Cornwallis first enter'd 
1783.10.22  Chatham  CITATION Derry Down [t], tune of lyric [beg] Ye blood thirsty Tories, of every degree 
1782.11.01  New London  CITATION Derry, runaway Negro, plays fiddle 
1782.11.08  New London  CITATION Derry, runaway Negro, plays fiddle 
1782.11.15  New London  CITATION Derry, runaway Negro, plays fiddle 
1782.11.16  Chatham  CITATION Derry, runaway Negro, plays fiddle 
1782.11.23  Chatham  CITATION Derry, runaway Negro, plays fiddle 
1782.11.30  Chatham  CITATION Derry, runaway Negro, plays fiddle 
1782.11.26  Hartford  CITATION Derry, runaway Negro, plays fiddle, took one with him 
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