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NYM(G.755.068
22 Dec 1755:41 (176)
For the benefit of William Cobham and Wm. Tuckey, on Monday
the 29th instant, will be a concert of vocal and
instrumental musick. At the new-exchange room, in which,
among a variety of other selected pieces, both vocal and
instrumental, will be introduced, the celebrated dialogue,
between Damon and Chloe, composed by Mr. Arne; a two-part
song, in praise of a soldier, composed by the late famous
Mr. Henry Purcell, and an ode, on masonry, accompanied with
instruments, and never perform'd in England, but once in
public. A solo on the German flute. By Mr. Cobham.
As it is conjectured there will be a very full house, the
managers of the concert humbly request the ladies and
gentlemen who are pleased to favour them with their company,
that they would be pleased to apply for their tickets in
time, that the company may be as agreeable to them as
possible. Tickets to be had of Mr. Cobham, in Hanover-
Square; at Mr. Tuckey's, near the New-York Arms; and at the
Bible and Crown, in Queen-Street: price, five shillings.
To begin at six o'clock. After the concert, there will be a
ball for the ladies.
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