Thomas Dale, drawer at the Crown Tavern at Allgate, keepeth the Turks-Head-Musick-Booth in Smithfield-Rounds, over against the Greyhound-Inn, during the time of Bartholomew Fair ...

Continues: Where is a Glass of good Wine, Mum, Syder, Beer, Ale, and other sorts of Liquors, to be sold; and where you will likewise be entertained with good Musick, Singing, and Dancing. You will see a Scaramouch Dance, the Italian Punch's Dance, the Quarter Staff, the Antick, the Countryman and Countrywoman's Dance, and the Merry Cuckolds of Hogsden. Also, a Young-Man that dances an Entry, Salabrand, and Jigg, and a Woman that dances with Six Naked Rapiers, that we Challenge the whole Fair to do the like. There is likewise a Young- Woman that Dances with Fourteen Glasses on the Backs and Palms of her Hands, and turns round with them above an Hundred Times, as fast as a Windmill turns, and another Young Man that Dances a Jigg incomparably well, to the Admiration of all Spectators. Vivat Rex.
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Woodcut ornament of the royal arms at head of sheet.
Handbill mounted on the verso of leaf 96 of an extra-illustrated copy of George Daniel's An Elizabethan garland (London : Privately printed, 1856) (see PML 19327).