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By desire and under the immediate patronage of Col. Judgson. On Friday evening, July 20th, 1832, will be presented the fashionable comedy of Charles the Second; or, The merry monarch ... To which will be added ... The Irish Tutor; or, The new lights ... The whole to conclude with a truly laughable farce called The illustrious stranger, or, Married and buried ... : Mr. W. Palmer will feel obliged to those shopkeepers who will show the bills to be seen in their windows

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By Desire and under the Immediate Patronage of Col. Judgson. On Friday Evening, July 20th, 1832, Will Be Presented the Fashionable Comedy of Charles the Second; or, The Merry Monarch ... To Which Will Be Added ... The Irish Tutor; or, The New Lights ... The Whole to Conclude with a Truly Laughable Farce Called The Illustrious Stranger, or, Married and Buried ... : Mr. W. Palmer Will Feel Obliged to Those Shopkeepers Who Will Show the Bills to Be Seen in Their Windows. Davison, printer, 0AD. https://collections.library.yale.edu/catalog/16835276.

APA, 6th edition

By desire and under the immediate patronage of Col. Judgson. On Friday evening, July 20th, 1832, will be presented the fashionable comedy of Charles the Second; or, The merry monarch ... To which will be added ... The Irish Tutor; or, The new lights ... The whole to conclude with a truly laughable farce called The illustrious stranger, or, Married and buried ... : Mr. W. Palmer will feel obliged to those shopkeepers who will show the bills to be seen in their windows. (0 C.E.). [Broadsides, Playbills, Annotations (Provenance) 19th century]. Davison, printer. https://collections.library.yale.edu/catalog/16835276.

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By desire and under the immediate patronage of Col. Judgson. On Friday evening, July 20th, 1832, will be presented the fashionable comedy of Charles the Second; or, The merry monarch ... To which will be added ... The Irish Tutor; or, The new lights ... The whole to conclude with a truly laughable farce called The illustrious stranger, or, Married and buried ... : Mr. W. Palmer will feel obliged to those shopkeepers who will show the bills to be seen in their windows