At the Particular Requeſt of ſeveral Ladies and Gentlemen.

For the Benefit of Mrs. WILSON.

The LAST NIGHT but TWO.
Benefit of Mrs. DAWES.

This preſent Friday May 12, 1780, will be performed a New Prelude,
(Written by Mrs. BURGESS,) called, The

FREEMEN OF CANTERBURY,
Or a PREFACE to the ELECTION.

Nimbletongue, (the Hair Desser,) Mr. MIELL.
Welchman, Mr. MUNDEN. Irishman, Mr. SWORDS.
Freeman of Canterbury, (with a Song in Character) Mr. GRIFFITH.
Millener, Mifs RICE.
Mother, Mrs. KELL.

After which will be preſented (the Third time) A Comedy, called

The OAKS;

Or, The BEAUTIES of CANTERBURY.

Colonel Bloom and Jemmy Jeffamy, Mr. MIELL.
Brown, Mr. HEMLEY. Mr. Worden, Mr. SWORDS.
Faddle, Mr. MUNDEN.
Irishman, Mr. GRIFFITH. Landlord, Mr. BLAKENEY.
Volunteers, Miffs. BAKER and BLAKENEY.
Waiter, Maſter BLAKENEY.
And Mr. Johnson, Mr. KENT,
Mifs Sprightly, Mrs. BAKER.
Elder Mifs Worden, Mrs. KELL.
Isabella, Mrs. HERVEY. Jenny, Mifs RICE.
And Mifs Worden, Mrs. DAWES.

End of the Play will be an ENTIRE NEW EPILOGUE (Written
by Mrs. BURGESS) to be ſpoken by Mrs. DAWES.

To which will be added a New Farce, (now performing at the Theatre Royal,
Covent Garden, with universal applaufe) called

The DEAF LOVER.

Capt. Meadows, Mr. MIELL.
Canteen, Mr. HEMLEY. Young Wrongward, Mr. KENT.
Groom, Mr. MUNDEN. Sternhold, Mr. SWORDS.
William, Mr. BLAKENEY. John, Maſter BLAKENEY.
And Old Wrongward, Mr. GRIFFITH.
Sophia, Mrs. HERVEY.
First Lady, Mrs. KELL. Second Lady, Mrs. KENT. Maid, Mifs RICE.
And Betty Bloſſom, Mrs. DAWES.

N. B. Mrs. DAWES, preſents her duteous ſ respects to the Ladies and Gentlemen of the
City and Neighbourhood, and from the multiplicity of Characters, in which ſhe has had the
pleasure to appear before them, together with her not having troubled them with a Benefit in
the Summer Season, ſhe hopes, and flatters herſelf, ſhe ſhall experience their countenance
and ſupport.

Tickets to be had of Mrs. DAWES, at Mr. Burgel's, in St. George's Street.

CANTERBURY, printed

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