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High life below stairs: A farce of two acts. As it is performed at the
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after a disagreement in 1780. Much of this was republished in 1915 in
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In addition to his religious duties, Bate Dudley edited one newspaper,
459:"'The Rev. Sir Henry Bate-Dudley, Bart', Thomas Gainsborough, c.1780"
324:"'The Rev. Sir Henry Bate-Dudley, Bart', Thomas Gainsborough, c.1780"
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due to financial difficulties and took up a rectory in
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with which he was also associated but had left to set up the
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were also factors. Bate Dudley, who was a magistrate at
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He wrote plays and was a close friend of both the actor
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at the time, organised opposition to the rioters at
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603:An account of the Ely and Littleport riots in 1816
831:Baronets in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom
414:"The Morning Herald and its First Three Editors"
651:The flitch of bacon: a comic opera, in two acts
219:. In October of the same year he was created a
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168:and being influenced by his farce
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232:Ely and Littleport riots 1816
196:(1794), and were produced at
70:and ordained a priest of the
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371:Obituary, 1824, pp. 273-276.
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559:"The Woodman, a new comedy"
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