DATE
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LOCATION
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CITATION
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TEXT INDEX ENTRY
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1772.07.16
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London
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, addresses audience in disruption of performance over debt
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1775.01.19
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London
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, performer of lyric [beg] Ye fine fangled folks, who from cities
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1769.11.30
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Stratford/Avon
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang at Jubilee
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1775.09.19
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London
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang catches and glees in concert after Regatta
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1775.09.14
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New York
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang catches and glees in concert in London after Regatta
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1769.12.07
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Stratford
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang in oratorio of Judith [t] (Arne), for Jubilee
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1779.09.17
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London
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang King George...[t] (Hook) at Vauxhall
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1780.09.27
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Charleston
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang lyric [beg] Cheerly my hearts, of courage true
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1769.03.13
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London
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang lyric [beg] Let science hail this happy year
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1769.12.07
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Stratford
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang lyric [beg] This is the day, a holiday! a holiday!
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1770.10.08
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London
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang lyric [beg] Though man has long boasted an absolute sway
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1769.03.13
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London
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang lyric [beg] When discord late her baleful influence
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1780.09.20
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London
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang New Naval Ode [t] at Vauxhall
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1779.09.17
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London
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang song [beg] Come, ye lads who wish to shine
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1769.11.30
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Stratford/Avon
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CITATION
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Vernon, Mr, sang songs in serenade, in Stratford, to open Jubilee
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1775.11.24
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London
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CITATION
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Vernon, officer of Drury Lane, good voice, in metaphor of war of theatres
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1743.10.17
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New York
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CITATION
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Vernon, Thomas, aka Allman, actor, runaway debtor
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1743.10.24
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New York
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CITATION
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Vernon, Thomas, aka Allman, actor, runaway debtor
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