The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
Text Index-PIPER

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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1771.04.20  Providence  CITATION Piper, as drunk as, simile 
1747.03.03  Carlisle  CITATION Piper, Balantine, John, forced into rebel army 
1746.09.08  New York  CITATION Piper, dancing jig, in Magick Lanthorn performance 
1746.09.15  New York  CITATION Piper, dancing jig, in Magick Lanthorn performance 
1746.09.22  New York  CITATION Piper, dancing jig, in Magick Lanthorn performance 
1746.09.29  New York  CITATION Piper, dancing jig, in Magick Lanthorn performance 
1746.10.06  New York  CITATION Piper, dancing jig, in Magick Lanthorn performance 
1746.08.07  London  CITATION Piper, deserter named Marvin, Henry 
1746.08.14  London  CITATION Piper, deserter named Marvin, Henry 
1746.09.04  London  CITATION Piper, deserter named Marvin, Henry 
1770.11.22  Alexandria  CITATION Piper, Henry, to receive subscriptions for music by Charles Leonard 
1770.11.29  Alexandria  CITATION Piper, Henry, to receive subscriptions for music by Charles Leonard 
1735.07.07  Ballymony  CITATION Piper, in Ballymony, played at wedding of Earl of Antrim 
1756.12.18  Drogheda  CITATION Piper, in Drogheda, wife delivered of three children with misformed hands 
1756.12.10  Drogheda  CITATION Piper, in Drogheda, wife delivered of triplets 
1741.10.15  Dublin  CITATION Piper, in Dublin, ushered the new wheat into market 
1741.10.26  Dublin  CITATION Piper, in Dublin, ushered the new wheat into market 
1736.11.22  Dublin  CITATION Piper, in Dublin, woman cuckolded husband with 
1760.08.07  South Carolina  CITATION Piper, in Fort Prince George, casualty 
1757.10.17  Hamelen  CITATION Piper, in Hamelen, narrative of Pied Piper story, wish for present-day piper 
1781.07.07  Scotland  CITATION Piper, in Hebrides, played particular tune during incident in clan warfare 
1781.08.02  Scotland  CITATION Piper, in Hebrides, played particular tune during incident in clan warfare 
1762.06.24  Ireland  CITATION Piper, in Ireland, of White Boys, played Lad with the White Cockade [t] 
1762.07.01  Ireland  CITATION Piper, in Ireland, of White Boys, played Lad with the White Cockade [t] 
1775.11.04  Philadelphia  CITATION Piper, in lyric [beg] As soldiers now, we do surmise 
1735.10.20  New York  CITATION Piper, Irish, imitation by traveller 
1770.09.27  London  CITATION Piper, metaphor of political influence 
1770.09.28  London  CITATION Piper, metaphor of political influence, Earl of Northington to be, in satire 
1729.11.10  Calabar  CITATION Piper, on British ship, to accompany Captain ashore in Calabar for funeral 
1769.03.20  London  CITATION Piper, Scotch, musician for dance in topical satire, ballroom metaphor 
1769.04.17  London  CITATION Piper, Scotch, musician for dance in topical satire, ballroom metaphor 
1748.10.10  London  CITATION Piper, The [beg] Have you not seen at country wake 
1735.06.26  London  CITATION Piper, Thomas Naul, death reported 
1780.03.18  Jamaica  CITATION Piper, Thomson, Barny, author of lyric [beg] Success to the shamrogue 
1778.03.18  Philadelphia  CITATION Piper, to pay, British satire on American ability to pay for war 
1781.11.27  Boston  CITATION Piper, to pay, in lyric [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance 
1769.05.10  London  CITATION Piper, to pay, metaphor of responsibility for cost 
1769.05.15  London  CITATION Piper, to pay, metaphor of responsibility for cost 
1779.08.04  Dublin  CITATION Piper, to pay, metaphor of responsibility for cost, fair or not 
1771.05.31  London  CITATION Piper, to pay, metaphor of responsibility for cost, in query "who is to pay? 
1778.03.20  Philadelphia  CITATION Piper, to pay, metaphor of responsibility for cost, in essay on cost of war 
1778.03.30  Philadelphia  CITATION Piper, to pay, metaphor of responsibility for cost, in dance metaphor 
1781.12.05  Philadelphia  CITATION Piper, to pay, metaphor of social responsibility 
1758.08.21  Louisburg  CITATION Piper, to pay, metaphor of war, play on word, French must now pay the fifers 
1758.08.24  Louisburg  CITATION Piper, to pay, metaphor of war, play on word, French must now pay the fifers 
1758.09.07  Louisburg  CITATION Piper, to pay, metaphor of war, play on word, French must now pay the fifers 
1783.10.14  London  CITATION Piper, to pay, Spain pays, in metaphor of "State of Europe" 
1783.10.14  New Brunswick  CITATION Piper, to pay, Spain pays, in metaphor of "State of Europe" 
1783.10.15  New Haven  CITATION Piper, to pay, Spain pays, in metaphor of "State of Europe" 
1783.10.21  London  CITATION Piper, to pay, Spain pays, in metaphor of "State of Europe" 
1783.10.30  London  CITATION Piper, to pay, Spain pays, in metaphor of "State of Europe" 
1783.11.01  Charleston  CITATION Piper, to pay, Spain pays, in metaphor of "State of Europe" 
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