Mr. Palmer's Third Night.

By their MAJESTY's SERVANTS,
At the Theatre in Canterbury,

This present FRIDAY Feb. 25, 1780, will be presented,
A COMEDY, called

The BUSY BODY:

THE PART OF
Marplot, (the Busy Body) Mr. PALMER,
With an occasional Address to the Town by Mr. Palmer.

Sir Francis Gripe, Mr. MUNDEN,
Sir Jealous Traffic, Mr. GRIFFITH,
Charles, Mr. GLASSINGTON, Whisper, Mr. SWORDS,
Butler, Mr. NEWTON, Servant, Mr. BAKER,
And Sir George Airy, Mr. MIELL.
Patch, Mrs. KELL,
Ifabinda, Mrs. SAUNDERS, Scentwell, Mils RICE,
And Miranda, Mrs. DAWES.

To which will be added A Farce, (never acted here) called

The LYAR.

The Lyar, Mr. PALMER,
Papillion, Mr. MARLTON,
Sir James Elliot, Mr. GLASSINGTON,
And Old Wilding, Mr. GRIFFITH.
Mils Godfrey, Mrs. SAUNDERS,
Kitty, Mrs. BAKER,
And Mils Grantham, Mrs. DAWES.

The Doors to be opened at half after Five, and the Play to begin exactly at half past Six o'Clock.

BOXES, 3s. PIT, 2s. GALLERY, 1s.

The latter Account for the future will be as follows, viz. End of Act the Second,
Boxes 2s.—End of Act the Third, Pit 1s.—End of Act the Fourth, Gallery 6d.

The Box Book is kept at Mr. Hurst's Lodgings at Mr. Baskerville's, in Burgat's,
where Tickets may be had and at the King's Arms Printing Office.

Boxes, and Places for the Boxes, to be taken at Mr. Hurst's Lodgings as above.

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