Royal Society Concert at Wellminster Abbey May 1757
A listing for a Royal Society benefit concert under royal patronage directed by Carmarthen. It details performances of the Esther overture and multiple sacred works, with a grand concert featuring famous soloists and a band of eight instrumentalists to be held on May and June dates with numerous titled benefactors and performers.
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Royal Society of Musicians
Manags
Carmarthen
Earl of Exeter
Earl of Sandwich
Earl of
Uxbridge
Dudley and Ward
Viscount Fitz William
Lord Grey de Wilton
Watkin
Williams Wynn
Joan Bales
Wellminster
Esther
Saul
Justas Maccabus
Furl
Jehovah
S. Crither
God of
Campion
Cooras
Athaia
Igied Thipks
Anthe Ns
God
Joseph
Thorsday
Messian
Santon
Eboreh
Paryl
Israel
Egypt
Zadock
Thintish Performers. the Following Is A’ Litt of the Pe Micipad Voeni
Madame Mara
Mills Harwood
Miss Abrams
T. Abrams
Signora Storace
Signor Rubinelli
Hrrison
Kelly
Parry
Norris
Saville
Sale
Coxfe
Mero Knyveet
Me. Cilampness
Me. Mathews
Fir Day and Day of Selects at the Abbey fairs
General rehearsals for the music selected for the first day and Friday. The fair will be on Friday the 25th and Saturday the 20th and Thursday the 27th. Gate opens at twelve. Admission free or Hale. A general order by the Duchess Joan Ashley. Books of performances and lists available at the Abbey. Spurious copies may be sold in the streets. May 4677 price sixpence. Also a concise treatise on the art of... by Thomas Best printed for C. Stalker and sold at the Starionertwit...
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Joan Asiley
Kenshaiders
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Ews
Thomas Best
Gene
the Powers
C. Stalker
Starionertwit
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Nes Street
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Eail
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PF Scawen
Gate
Ortie Coen
Eso Ritaags
SIS Agloes
Conia Annaed
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Auction Notice for Real Estate and Robbery Case Furnishings
An auction notice lists property sold by the Executors with freehold and coveyances offered. It mentions a robbery case and references the Potomac area and Cranouts, with mentions of rents, acres, and a substantial land parcel under annual rent. The document reflects a historic property sale and legal actions.
Travels of the Moar dinis ny ld in North America
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North America
R Wilkie
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Cisneh Yard
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