 | British drama - 1811
...how came Mr. Primmer to lose it? Heel. Why, PIÛII Fleam had told the electors, toat Master Primmer was an Irishman ; and so they would none of them give...then, I have it for certain ! huzza ! now, brother Uruin.you bhall see how I'll manage »y madam : Gad, I'll make her know I am a mm of Authority : she... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1815
...you Mayor. Sneak. Here, Crispin. Heel. Why, Phill Fleam had told the electors, that Master Primmer was an Irishman; and so they would none of them give their vote for a foreigner. Sneak. Me! huzza! Good Lord, who would have thought it! But how came Mr Primmer to lose it ? Sneak. So then... | |
 | Thomas Dibdin - 1815
...how came master Primmer to lose it? Heel. VVhy, Phil Fleam had told the electors, that master Primmer was an Irishman ; and so they would none of them give their vote for a foreigner. Sneak. Su then I have it for certain: huzza! Now, brother Bruin, you shall see how I'll manage my madam. 'Gad,... | |
 | British drama - 1824
...how came Master Primmer to lose it? Heel. Why, Phil Fleam had told the electors, that Master Primmer was an Irishman ; and so they would none of them give...she shan't think to bullock and domineer over me. Mrs. S. F Without.'} Jerry ! Jerry ! Bruin. Now for it, Sneak; the enemy's ai hand. Sneak. You promise... | |
 | 1824
...lose it ! Heel. Why, Phil Fleam had told the electors, that master Primmer was anlrishman; aadsotheï would none of them give their vote for a foreigner. Sneak. So, then, I have it for certain : huza! Now, brother Bruin, you shall see how I'll manag« my madam. 'Gad, I'll make her know I am... | |
 | 1826
...have unanimously chosen you mayor Heel. Why, Phil Fleam had told the electors, that master Primmer was an Irishman; and so they would none of them give...she shan't think to bullock and domineer over me. Mrs.S. [Without.] Jerry! Jerry! Bruin. Now for it, Sneak ; the enemy's at hand. Sneak. You promise... | |
 | William Hone - 1827
...how came master Primmer to lose it ? Heel. Why, Phil Fleam had told the electors, that master Primmer was an Irishman ; and so they would none of them give...foreigner. Sneak. So then I have it for certain. [Huzza! 649 ELECTION FOR GARRETT, June 25, 1781. *ir ШОИат an& lafcp Slasfr'ö equipage, í III SPREAD... | |
 | 1833
...how came Master Primmer to lose it ? Heel. Why, Phil Fleam had told the electors, that Master Primmer was an Irishman ; and so they would none of them give...for certain : huzza ! Now, brother Bruin, you shall sec how I'll manage my madam. 'Gad, I'll make her know I am ä man of authority ; she shan't think... | |
 | Charles Richardson - 1836 - 2222 стор.
...Mied) nose-gaies •bar« their heads.— Bai /OMO*. SadSkepkerd, ut ¡.к. 1. BÜLLOCK. ¿йиоА. Gad, I'll make her know I am a man of authority ; she aba'nt think to bullock and domineer aver me. t'oote. Mayor of Garratt, act ii. BUM. Probably a corruption... | |
 | William Hone - 1837
...how came master Primmer to lose it ? Heel. Why, Phil Fleam had told the electors, that master Primmer was an Irishman ; and so they would none of them give...a foreigner. Sneak. So then I have it for certain. [Hnzza! ELECTION FOR GARRETT, June 25, 1781. JMr таОИат anb Z.abi> ISIaír's equipage, HfTWLEN... | |
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Fleam had told the electors, that Master Primmer was an Irishman ; and so they would none of them give their vote for a foreigner. Sneak. So then I have it for certain : huzza! Now, brother Bruin, you shall see how I'll manage my madam. 'Gad, I'll make... 
