Mr. Browne and Company being under the Necessity of Petitioning the Publick, from the Difappointment of their three Last Nights, They Submissively requeft the Generous Support of the Ladies, Gentlemen, and all who chufe to be Benefactors on this or any succeeding Performance, during the short stay of the Comedians: Within which time it is humbly hop'd will be conferr'd the favors of a lymphatetick hearts, Stimulated by Benificent Inclination.

BY A COMPANY OF COMEDIANS.
At the Theatre CANTERBURY.

On Monday the Seventh of November, will be Presented

LOVE in a VILLAGE.

Aedompanied with Proper Music, and every Decoration incidental to the Piece.

Hawthorn, by a Person for Amusement,
Sir William Meadows, Mr. MATE,
Young Meadows Mr. POWELL,
Justice Woodcock, Mr. BROWNE.
Euflace, Mr. W. BROWNE,
Hodge, Mr. BERRY,
Roffetta, Mrs. SIMS,
Lucinda, Mrs. GORDON,
Deborah Woodcock, Mrs. BOLINGBROOKE,
Mudge, Mrs. PARKER,
House-Maid, Mrs. Browne.

Before the Opera, an Occasional PROLOGUE, written and to be Spoke by Mr. Browne,
In the Character of an Itinerant Actor.

End of the Opera a Hornpipe By Mr. POWELL:
To which will be added an Entertainment Call'd

THE IRISH WIDOW.

Whittle, Mr. MATE, Sir Patrick O'Neal, Mr. BROWNE,
Thomas, Mr. POWELL, Nephew, Mr. W. BROWNE,
Keckfy, Mr. BERRY,
And the Part of the Irish Widow, with the Epilogue Song in Character, by Mrs. SIMS.
To conclude with a Whimical Description of a Sea fight in
The Character of a French Officer by Mr. MATE.

Of whom Printed Copies may be had.

Boxes 2s. 6d. Pit, 2s. First Gallery, 1s. Upper Gallery, 6d.
The Doors to be open'd at Five and to begin exactly at half after Six.

Tickets to be had at the Printing-Offices, the Taverns, and of Mr. Browne.

NB: The Companies play will be short, and 2s they intend to Conftast every Performance with Regularity: It is humbly Requested that not any Person will defire to have admittance at Morning Rehearsals, or behind the Scenes at the Evenings Repreſentation.

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