Citation - Pennsylvania Gazette-Philadelphia: 1751.11.28

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Index Entry Bells, in Paris, rung for birth of prince 
Location Paris 
Citation
PG-P.751.060
28 Nov 1751:13 (1198)
Paris, September 17.  On the 13th, about half an hour past
one in the morning, after a labour of ten minutes, the
Dauphiness was delivered of a Prince; with the news of which
joyful event a person of quality was dispatched to the
guildhall of Paris, where the bells were immediately rung,
and the people flocking thither, money was thrown among them
. . . the ringing continued four days, without intermission
. . . [14 lines, celebrations]
   The musicians of the Royal Academy of Musick gave an
opera gratis on this occasion; which example was followed by
the French and Italian theatres.


Generic Title Pennsylvania Gazette-Philadelphia 
Date 1751.11.28 
Publisher Franklin, B., and D. Hall 
City, State Philadelphia, PA 
Year 1751 
Bibliography B0035933
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