| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1737.08.06 | London | CITATION | Jig, dance in Devil's ken, in threatening letter | 1756.11.22 | Ireland | CITATION | Jig, danced by gentleman, though wearing broad-toed, thick-soled shoes | 1746.09.08 | New York | CITATION | Jig, danced by piper, in Magick Lanthorn performance | 1746.09.15 | New York | CITATION | Jig, danced by piper, in Magick Lanthorn performance | 1746.09.22 | New York | CITATION | Jig, danced by piper, in Magick Lanthorn performance | 1746.09.29 | New York | CITATION | Jig, danced by piper, in Magick Lanthorn performance | 1746.10.06 | New York | CITATION | Jig, danced by piper, in Magick Lanthorn performance | 1724.05.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Jig, danced on straight rope by woman | 1760.08.21 | Magothy River | CITATION | Jig, dancers Rodwell and Dawson fight over skill, Dawson died from blows | 1760.10.03 | Magothy River | CITATION | Jig, dancers Rodwell and Dawson fight over skill, Dawson died from blows | 1768.04.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Jig, elephant dancing, simile in personal satire | 1768.05.19 | Annapolis | CITATION | Jig, elephant dancing, simile in personal satire | 1762.03.01 | London | CITATION | Jig, English, metaphor of political affairs, print of State of Europe | 1752.04.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Jig, in dream narrative, figures described | 1740.05.24 | Charleston | CITATION | Jig, in lyric [beg] But lest you think me deaf or rude | 1731.04.01 | London | CITATION | Jig, in lyric [beg] Gorgons hiss, and dragons glare | 1766.12.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Jig, in lyric [beg] Since all my puns, as some pretend | 1782.02.27 | London | CITATION | Jig, in lyric [beg] When last we met in Parliament | 1778.07.13 | Norwich | CITATION | Jig, in lyric [beg] You're welcome captain, let us hear the news | 1769.04.24 | London | CITATION | Jig, in quote from Hamlet [t] [beg] I have heard of your painting too... | 1769.02.13 | London | CITATION | Jig, in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1769.03.02 | London | CITATION | Jig, in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1769.03.06 | London | CITATION | Jig, in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1769.03.06 | London | CITATION | Jig, in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1769.05.10 | London | CITATION | Jig, in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1769.05.15 | London | CITATION | Jig, in topical satire, ballroom metaphor | 1768.09.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Jig, metaphor of coercion to action, in political essay | 1777.06.12 | Newport | CITATION | Jig, metaphor of current affairs, in Tory admission, "jig is over for us" | 1777.06.27 | Newport | CITATION | Jig, metaphor of current affairs, in Tory admission, "jig is over for us" | 1777.06.27 | Newport | CITATION | Jig, metaphor of current affairs, in Tory admission, "jig is over for us" | 1777.07.11 | Newport | CITATION | Jig, metaphor of current affairs, in Tory admission, "jig is over for us" | 1772.07.31 | New Haven | CITATION | Jig, metaphor of current events, writer offers to dance with correspondent | 1782.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | Jig, metaphor of war, in spurious speech | 1770.08.20 | London | CITATION | Jig, Parisian, danced by Emperor, in satire of European politics | 1770.08.27 | London | CITATION | Jig, Parisian, danced by Emperor, in satire of European politics | 1770.09.04 | London | CITATION | Jig, Parisian, danced by Emperor, in satire of European politics | 1770.10.02 | Hartford | CITATION | Jig, Parisian, danced by Emperor, in satire of European politics | 1770.10.30 | London | CITATION | Jig, Parisian, danced by Emperor, in satire of European politics | 1770.09.07 | London | CITATION | Jig, Persian, danced by Emperor, in satire of European politics | 1770.09.20 | London | CITATION | Jig, Persian, danced by Emperor, in satire of European politics | 1770.09.21 | London | CITATION | Jig, Persian, danced by Emperor, in satire of European politics | 1770.11.02 | London | CITATION | Jig, Persian, danced by Emperor, in satire of European politics | 1762.01.16 | London | CITATION | Jig, princesses dance to Black Joke [t], on German flute, in satire | 1762.03.03 | London | CITATION | Jig, princesses dance to Black Joke [t], on German flute, in satire | 1762.03.19 | London | CITATION | Jig, princesses dance to Black Joke [t], on German flute, in satire | 1737.01.13 | London | CITATION | Jig, socialite cannot distinguish from air by Handel | 1782.07.02 | Baltimore | CITATION | Jig, taught by Roussell, Mr | 1782.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Jig, theatrical, in lyric [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it | 1783.01.01 | Chatham | CITATION | Jig, theatrical, in lyric [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it | 1783.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Jig, theatrical, in lyric [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it | 1783.01.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Jig, theatrical, in lyric [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it | 1783.01.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Jig, theatrical, in lyric [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it |