| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1778.07.13 | Norwich | CITATION | Clerk, Amen, author of lyric [beg] You're welcome captain, let us hear the | 1748.05.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Clerk, in Annapolis, in church, dispute over authors' poems set to music | 1769.03.16 | Berkshire | CITATION | Clerk, in Berkshire, parish, announced tune to praise of Wilkes and Liberty | 1769.03.27 | Berkshire | CITATION | Clerk, in Berkshire, parish, announced tune to praise of Wilkes and Liberty | 1769.03.29 | Berkshire | CITATION | Clerk, in Berkshire, parish, announced tune to praise of Wilkes and Liberty | 1769.04.03 | Berkshire | CITATION | Clerk, in Berkshire, parish, announced tune to praise of Wilkes and Liberty | 1769.03.30 | Berkshire | CITATION | Clerk, in Berkshire, set Psalm 45 "in praise of Wilkes and Liberty" | 1774.08.11 | Elizabeth Rivr | CITATION | Clerk, in Elizabeth River Parish, needed who can perform psalmody well | 1774.08.18 | Elizabeth Rivr | CITATION | Clerk, in Elizabeth River Parish, needed who can perform psalmody well | 1768.02.08 | England | CITATION | Clerk, in England, parish, raved to psalm tune | 1773.07.22 | England | CITATION | Clerk, in England, slept through service, awoke, began singing secular song | 1773.08.09 | London | CITATION | Clerk, in England, slept through service, awoke, began singing secular song | 1774.03.03 | London | CITATION | Clerk, in London, includes anti-Wilkes line to hymn text he wrote | 1764.12.24 | London | CITATION | Clerk, in London, parish, set psalm, minister abused him for error | 1737.06.24 | London | CITATION | Clerk, in London, set Psalm 130 [t], unexpected topical reference | 1774.07.18 | Newport | CITATION | Clerk, in Newport, selects psalm to be sung, complaint about appropriateness | 1774.06.23 | Richmond | CITATION | Clerk, in Richmond, wanted for church, must sing well and teach psalmody | 1769.09.21 | Shropshire | CITATION | Clerk, in Shropshire, sets psalm [beg] This is a joyful day indeed! |