The publick is most respectfully informed that Mr. Palmer, who last night entertained hopes of being able to perform this evening in the farce of The swindlers. sill [sic] continues too indisposed to go upon the stage. Mr. Whitfield has undertaken the part, ..
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Publick is most respectfully informed that Mr. Palmer, who last night entertained hopes of being able to perform this evening in the farce of The swindlers. sill [sic] continues too indisposed to go upon the stage. Mr. Whitfield has undertaken the part, .. (Online)
The publick is most respectfully informed that Mr. Palmer, who last night entertained hopes of being able to perform this evening in the farce of The swindlers. sill [sic] continues too indisposed to go upon the stage. Mr. Whitfield has undertaken the par
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