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The Prologue to be spoked by Mr. MA HEWS, , And the Epilog - Or bY Mn.s JORDAN, • After which R(11thOBINSON time there f C R2yeUSars) OE ; de.liatitiontirne of Or, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. The New Comedy of Man and Wife, eonfletiot to be'received univena l ipteowtion, will be repeated every rvening till it potice, (cmccpt Thursday. nest) with Robinson Crusoe. The New Draws of Vocal, will be repeated, far ths o k Thinfay . THEATRE-ROYAL, MAYSItARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 10, then Ma}sidiS Sirtionta *lll act the Play of THE.IRON CHEST. Sir Edward 171ortigkef, Mr. YOUNG ; Fitzharding, CHAPMAN.; Wilford, Mr. C. KIMBLE kdam wi n terron, Mr.F . AWCITT; Ikawbold,Nr. MURAAY; Samson, Mr. LISTON ; Eby, Master HOMEVARO ; Orson, Mr. EMERY ; Atmsttong, Mr. TAYLOR ; Helen, Mts. H. JOHNSTON; Blanch, Mrs. GIBBS; Dame Rawbold, Mrs. BENSON; Barbara, Mrs. GIBBON; Judith, Mrro• sr. LEGER. To which will t^_ added, the celebrated Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE. •r he Scenery ; Machinery, &c. are entirely new. l'anlorrirW, Macbeth ; with Mother Goose. Thursclarthe Mao of the Wotid ; v i kh Motter Goose. Friday, The Gamester ; with Mother Goose. Sitarday, OtheBo; with Tom litinao. T it NEvi coMEtt. This . det wag published , Mal' Hig-a-Crown, MAN AND WIFE ; er, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. A Comedy , in Five Acts. As it is per tosming at. the Theatre-Royal,. flefiry-Lanz. By S. f. ARNOLD, , Esq. Printed for ItictiAub Potts.trii, No. 6, Bruksiltaset ; and sold 'y Goddard and Change,. Palma; 'Bdoktt, .11ind-street ; and .y all Booksellers in Town and Country. • Of *horn . play be bet; The SoLDIEIes DAUGIiTIAR. i2tb liditioe. 1 . 4 A. dingy, :sq. Price 2s. 6d. Tbe CURFEW. 7sit genitoh. Prieek, , • • - READING SCHOOL. 7 -- THE LONDON ANNIVERSARY of. the tlemen Educated at . RE/tDiNG SCHOOL, ye be. belting I the Freemason's Tavern, Great gnersarstree . t, A.iissers I. 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