13 September 1717

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Theatre: no theater listed
Theatrical Season: 1716-1717
Volume: 2
Comments: Weekly Journal or British Gazetteer, 21 Sept.: We hear Mr Penkethman will bring his Action against the informing Constables, for breaking open his Booth last Friday was 7-Night, and taking him off the Stage, contrary to the King's Patent, under the Umbrage of which he acts, being sworn Servant to His Majesty; especially against such of them as were out of theirLiberty, when they executed that Office. The Fair will continue Monday and Tuesday Night

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    *pXnone Comment. *cXnone <i>Weekly Journal or British Gazetteer</i>, 21 Sept.: We hear $Mr Penkethman= will bring his Action against the informing Constables, for breaking open his Booth last Friday was 7-Night, and taking him off the Stage, contrary to the $King's Patent=, under the Umbrage of which he acts, being sworn Servant to $His Majesty=; especially against such of them as were out of theirLiberty, when they executed that Office. The Fair will continue Monday and Tuesday Night.

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    *p1717 09 13 none Comment.*c1717 09 13 none <i>Weekly Journal or British Gazetteer</i>, 21 Sept.: We hear $Mr Penkethman= will bring his Action against the informing Constables, for breaking open his Booth last Friday was 7-Night, and taking him off the Stage, contrary to the $King's Patent=, under the Umbrage of which he acts, being sworn Servant to $His Majesty=; especially against such of them as were out of theirLiberty, when they executed that Office. The Fair will continue Monday and Tuesday Night.

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    Event: 7011 | 17170913 | none | <i>Weekly Journal or British Gazetteer</i>, 21 Sept.: We hear $Mr Penkethman= will bring his Action against the informing Constables, for breaking open his Booth last Friday was 7-Night, and taking him off the Stage, contrary to the $King's Patent=, under the Umbrage of which he acts, being sworn Servant to $His Majesty=; especially against such of them as were out of theirLiberty, when they executed that Office. The Fair will continue Monday and Tuesday Night

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