| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1779.01.20 | New York | CITATION | Sing all ye Muses [t] (Purcell), song wanted by Rivington, James | 1749.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Sing, and dance, the French at liberty, in essay on comparative politics | 1775.05.01 | London | CITATION | Sing, Burgoyne boasted he would dance & sing with the ladies | 1773.08.30 | Salem | CITATION | Sing, for joy, metaphor of happiness, in eulogy of Benjamin Pickman | 1782.02.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Sing, for joy, populace, in thanks for work of Morris | 1766.05.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Sing, Great George and Patriot Pitt, in Stamp Act repeal celebrations | 1774.04.01 | Boston | CITATION | Sing heavenly muse and ye celestial choir [fl] | 1768.03.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Sing heavenly muse, tune your celestial lays [fl] | 1782.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Sing Hopkinson [fl] | 1756.11.18 | Boston | CITATION | Sing, in couplet [beg] Come hither brave boys, be jolly and sing | 1747.08.24 | At sea | CITATION | Sing, in London, all England should, for victory over French fleet | 1766.07.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Sing, in lyric [beg] Certain maid, too prudishly inclin'd | 1782.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Sing, in lyric [beg] Come let us turn round and rebelliously sing | 1780.11.15 | New York | CITATION | Sing, in lyric [beg] How little I dreamt when I wrote last, my sister | 1759.03.29 | Boston | CITATION | Sing, in lyric [beg] Is this a time to fiddle, sing and dance | 1783.06.14 | Boston | CITATION | Sing, in lyric [beg] Last Thursday (April 24th) | 1776.10.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Sing, in lyric [beg] Now liberty is all the plan | 1769.11.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Sing, in lyric [beg] Venus the gay, the smiling queen of love | 1778.12.24 | London | CITATION | Sing, in lyric [beg] Welcome, thrice welcome, Christmas gay | 1782.02.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Sing, in Peru, ladies perform without ceremony | 1756.09.23 | Kittanning | CITATION | Sing, Indians, as heat of fire approached, in Kittanning attack | 1756.10.04 | Kittanning | CITATION | Sing, Indians, as heat of fire approached, in Kittanning attack | 1779.07.15 | Baltimore | CITATION | Sing, like country boobies, Americans waiting for war to end, in satire | 1778.10.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Sing lullabies, in satirical report against British | 1782.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Sing, mass, in lyric [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it | 1783.01.01 | Chatham | CITATION | Sing mass, in lyric [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to | 1783.01.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Sing mass, in lyric [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it would | 1759.08.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Sing melancholly muse the awful stroke [fl] | 1767.01.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Sing muse, what writers, good and bad [fl] | 1779.03.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Sing Nunc Dimittis [t], metaphor of ending | 1751.03.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Sing, o my muse (as well you may [fl] | 1778.02.26 | Boston | CITATION | Sing Pecavi [t], in lyric [beg] Religion should be well supported | 1776.09.14 | Virginia? | CITATION | Sing, psalm tune, times are so melancholy that all other music set aside | 1775.09.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Sing, reference in brother's advice to sisters | 1768.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Sing riddletum, burden of lyric [beg] When Jemmicumjunto first drew out | 1759.03.26 | New York | CITATION | Sing rou tourou, burden of lyric [beg] Great-Britain with a deal of pelf | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Sing, sing Augusta's praise, like Thames's stream [fl] | 1767.07.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Sing tan tara-ra-ra, fools all, fools all, in article on lottery | 1752.03.02 | London | CITATION | Sing tan tara-ra-ra, fools all, fools all, &c, in article on lottery | 1752.03.17 | London | CITATION | Sing tan tara-ra-ra, fools all, fools all, &c, in article on lottery | 1752.04.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Sing tan tara-ra-ra, fools all, fools all, &c, in article on lottery | 1765.10.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Sing tantarara, burn all, burden of lyric [beg] He who for a post, or base | 1765.09.09 | Newport | CITATION | Sing tantarara, burn all, chorus of lyric [beg] He who for a post, or base | 1783.11.05 | Chatham | CITATION | Sing tantarara dupes all, burden of lyric [beg] Come rouse, brother Tories | 1783.12.06 | New Jersey | CITATION | Sing tantarara dupes all, burden of lyric [beg] Come rouse, brother Tories | 1770.04.09 | New York | CITATION | Sing tantararara, burden of lyric [beg] White balls and black balls were | 1765.09.02 | Newport | CITATION | Sing tantararara, burn all, burden of lyric [beg] He who for a post, or base | 1765.09.06 | Newport | CITATION | Sing tantararara, burn all, burden of lyric [beg] He who for a post, or base | 1765.09.09 | Newport | CITATION | Sing tantararara, burn all, burden of lyric [beg] He who for a post, or base | 1778.05.09 | London | CITATION | Sing tantararara wise all, burden of lyric [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll | 1778.05.30 | London | CITATION | Sing tantararara wise all, burden of lyric [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll | 1778.06.16 | London | CITATION | Sing tantararara wise all, burden of lyric [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll | 1778.06.16 | London | CITATION | Sing tantararara, wise all, burden of lyric [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll | 1778.06.18 | London | CITATION | Sing Tantararara, wise all! burden of lyric [beg] Give ear to my song | 1778.06.09 | London | CITATION | Sing Tantarrarara wise all, burden of lyric [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll | 1767.04.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Sing tanterrarar R-g-s all, r-g-s all, in advertisement | 1739.12.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Sing the hero in strains so sublime, O my muse [fl] | 1766.01.06 | New York | CITATION | Sing ti-ti-tum ti, burden of lyric [beg] And Jemmy wrote of Government, and | 1765.05.13 | Boston | CITATION | Sing titiuniti, burden of lyric [beg] And Jemmy is a silly dog, and Jemmy is | 1781.02.28 | New York | CITATION | Sing to his shade a solemn strain [fl] | 1760.10.09 | New York | CITATION | Sing to the Lord, exalt his name [fl] | 1752.07.02 | Annapolis | CITATION | Sing, to the Lord, in essay on human life | 1749.05.15 | London | CITATION | Sing, women born to, in epilogue, [beg] Marry a Turk! a haughty, tyrant king |