29 September 1688

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Theatre: Whitehall or St. James's
Theatrical Season: 1688-1689
Volume: 1
Comments: The warrant for the export of the goods of the French comedians who acted in the late summer is dated this day. See Calendar of Treasury Books, 1685-1689, p. 2082, and Boswell, Restoration Court Stage, p. 128. During October #200 was paid to John deSureis for himself and eleven companions, the French comedians who had been at Windsor (Boswell, Restoration Court Stage, p. 128)

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    Source: London Stage Information Bank

    *p,?atcourt Comment. *c,?atcourt The warrant for the export of the goods of the <i>French comedians</i> who acted in the late summer is dated this day. See <i>Calendar of Treasury Books, 1685-1689</i>, p. 2082, and $Boswell=, <i>Restoration Court Stage</i>, p. 128. During October #200 was paid to $John deSureis= for himself and eleven companions, the <i>French comedians</i> who had been at <i>Windsor</i> (Boswell, Restoration Court Stage, p. 128).

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    *p1688 09 29 atcourt Comment.*c1688 09 29 atcourt The warrant for the export of the goods of the <i>French comedians</i> who acted in the late summer is dated this day. See <i>Calendar of Treasury Books, 1685-1689</i>, p. 2082, and $Boswell=, <i>Restoration Court Stage</i>, p. 128. During October #200 was paid to $John deSureis= for himself and eleven companions, the <i>French comedians</i> who had been at <i>Windsor</i> (Boswell, Restoration Court Stage, p. 128).

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    Event: 1708 | 16880929 | atcourt | The warrant for the export of the goods of the <i>French comedians</i> who acted in the late summer is dated this day. See <i>Calendar of Treasury Books, 1685-1689</i>, p. 2082, and $Boswell=, <i>Restoration Court Stage</i>, p. 128. During October #200 was paid to $John deSureis= for himself and eleven companions, the <i>French comedians</i> who had been at <i>Windsor</i> (Boswell, Restoration Court Stage, p. 128)

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