By Defire of the GENTLEMEN,
Officers of the Queen's Dragoon's.

By a Company of Comedians,
At the Theatre in the City of CANTERBURY,
This prefent Evening the 22d of January, 1772, Will be prefen ted,

The Clandestine Marriage.

Lord Ogleby by Mr. BROWNE,
Sterling by Mr. GRAHAM
Sir John Melville by Mr. LEDWITH
Lovel by Mr. SMITH
Canton by Mr. BESSEMER
Serjeant Flower by Mr. MONTAGUE
Brush, by Mr. MILLER
Traverfe, Mafter BROWNE. Servant, Mafter GRAHAM

Fanny by Mrs. GRAHAM
Mifs Sterling by Mrs. BESSEMER
Mrs. Heidlebergh by Mrs. SMITH
Betty by Mrs. BISS,
Being the first Time of her performing on this Stage
Chambermaid by Mifs GATTON
Houfemaid by Mrs. BROWNE

To which (by Defire) will be added,
The CITIZEN.

Old Philpot, by Mr. BROWNE.
Young Philpot, by Mr. BESSEMER.
Sir Jasper Wilding, by Mr. LEDWITH.
Young Wilding, by Mr. SMITH.
Beaufort, by Mr. MILEFER.
Quildrive, by Mafter BROWNE.
Maria, by Mrs. BESSEMER.
Corinna, by Mifs GATTON.
Singing between the Acts
Stage Boxes 2s. 6d. Front Boxes 2s. Pit, 1s. 6d. Gallery, 1s.
Doors to be opened at Five, and to begin exactly at Six o'Clock.
Tickets to be had at the King's Arms Printing-office; the principal Inns; and of Mr. Browne, at his Lodging, in St. Peter's, near the West Gate.
N. B. the Ladies and Gentlemen may be affured that the House will be kept warm during the time of Performing.

By Desire of the principal Inhabitants of this City.
By a COMPANY of COMEDIANS,
At the THEATRE in CANTERBURY,
This present Evening, (Friday, Feb. 14) will be performed,
All in the Wrong.

All in the Wrong.

Sir John Restlefs,
Beverly Mr.
Sir William Belmont,
Young Belmont,
Mr. Blandford,
Robert, Mr.
Brufh,
Lady Reflefs,
Belinda,
Clariffa,
Tattle,
Tippet,
Marmalet,
Mr. BROWNE;
BESSEMER;
Mr. GRAHAM;
Mr. SMITH;
Mr. LEDWITH;
MONTAGUE;
MILLER.
Mrs. GRAHAM;
Mrs. BESSEMER;
Mrs. GATTON;
Mrs. SMITH;
Mrs. BISSÉ;
Mrs. BROWNE.

Between the Play and Entertainment,
An Occasional EPILOGUE,
To be spoken by Mrs. Beffemer.

To which will be added
The King and Miller of Mansfield.

King, Mr. BROWNE; Lord Lurewell, Mr. BESSEMER;
Miller, Mr. LEDWITH; Courtiers, Mr. MONTAGUE and Mr. MILLER.
Stage Boxes 2s. 6d. Front Boxes 2s. Pit 1s. 6d. Gall. 1s.

Canterbury, printed by T. Smith and Son.

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No 10
By Defire of the principal Inhabitanis of this City.
By a COMPANY of COMEDIANS,
At the THEATRE in CANTERBURY,

All in the Wrong.

Sir John Reftlefs,
Beverly Mr.
Mr. BROWNE;
BESSEMER;
Mr. GRAHAM;
Mr. SMITH;
Mr. LEDWITH;
Mr. Blandford, Mr. MONTAGUE;
Robert, Mr. MILLER.
Brush, Mr. GRAHAM;
Lady Reftlefs, Mrs. BESSEMER;
Belinda, Mrs. GATTON;
Clariffa, Mifs SMITH;
Tattle, Mrs. BISSE;
Tippet, Mrs. BROWNE.
Marmalet,

Between the Play and Entertainment,
An Occasional EPILOGUE, to be spoken by Mrs. Bessemer.

To which will be added

Stage Boxes 2s. 6d. Front Boxes 2s. Pit 1s. 6d. Gall. 1s.
The Doors to be opened at Five, and to begin at Six.
Tickets to be had at the Printing Offices, the Principal Inns, and of Mr. BROWNE
at his Lodging in St. Peter's, near Westgate.
Places for the Boxes, and Tickets to be taken at the Theatre every Play Day, from
Ten to One.

Ten to One.
N. B. The Company being determined that every Play shall be conducted with Regularity, no Perfons can poſſibly be admitted behind the Scenes at Morning Rehearsals, or in the Time of performing at Night.

The Ladies and Gentlemen may be affured the Houſe will be kept warm during
the Time of performing.

On Monday the 27th, (by Defire) will be performed,
The BUSY BODY, with MISS in her TEENS.

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For the Benefit of Mr. Montague and Mr. Miller.

By a Company of COMEDIANS,
At the Theatre in the City of CANTERBURY,

On THURSDAY, the 5th of March 1772, will be prefented,

OROONOKO:
Or, The Royal Slave.

Oroonoko, by Mr. BROWNE

Aboan, by Mr. BISSE

Governor, by Mr. MONTAGUE

Blandford by Mr. MILLER

Stanmore, Mr. MATE Hotman, Mr. SMITH

Capt. Driver by Mr. GRAHAM

Imoinda, by Mrs. GRAHAM

Planters and Slaves by the Rest of the Company.

With SINGING between the ACTS. A Prologue by Mr. Montague, in the
Character of a Waiter. An Epilogue by Mifs Smith.

To which will be added

The LYING VALET.

Sharp, by Mr. BROWNE

Gayles by Mr. SMITH.

Beau Trippet, Mr. MONTAGUE

Justice Guttle, Mr. GRAHAM

Cook, by Mr.

MILLER

Meliffa, Mifs GATTON

Kitty Pry, Mrs. GRAHAM

Mrs. Gadabout, Mrs. BROWNE.

Mrs. Trippet, Mrs. SMITH

The whole to conclude with a favourite Epilogue by Mr. Smith.

Stage Boxes 2s. 6d.

Front Boxes 2s. Pit, is 6d.

Gallery, is.

Doors to be opened at Five, and to begin exaſtly at Six o'Clock.

Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre, every Play Day, from Ten till One.

Tickets to be had at the King's Arms Printing-office, the principal Inns of Mr. Montague, at Mr. Joice's in Prince of Orange Lane; and of Mr. Miller, at Mr. Steady's, in Butchery Lane.

The Company being determined that every Play shall be conducted with Regularity, no Perfons can poffibly be admitted behind the Scenes, at Morning Rehearsals, or in the time of performing at Night.

Messrs. Montague and Miller inform the Ladies and Gentlemen, that every
Thing which is inferted in the Bills will be punctually performed.

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By DESIRE.
By a Company of Comedians,
At the THEATRE in CANTERBURY,
This present Evening will be presented,
A Bold Stroke for a Wife.

Colonel Feignwell, by Mr. BROWNE
Perriwinkle, by Mr. GRAHAM
Obadiah Prim, by Mr. BENSON
Being his first Appearance on this Stage.
Sir Philip Modelove, by Mr. SMITH
Tradelove, by Mr. MATHE.
Simon Pure, by Mr. BROWNE
Sackbut, by Mr. GIBBS
Coachman, Mr. SONES
Quaker's Boy, Mr. GRAHAM

Ann Lovely, by Mrs. GRAHAM
Mrs. Prim, Mrs. SMITH
Betty, Mrs. BROWNE
Mask Lady, Mrs. SIMS

To which will be added,

The PADLOCK.

The Characters to the best Advantage

Stage Boxes 2s 6d. Front Boxes 2s. Pit 1s. 6d. Gallery 1s.
The Doors to be opened at Seven, and to begin at Eight o'Clock.
Tickets to be had at the King's Arms Printing Office, the principal Inns, and
of Mr. Browne.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Theatre every Day from Ten to One.

CANTERBURY, printed by SIMMONS and KIRKBY.

For the BENEFIT of
Jonathan Wood and John Hawkins,
Prisoners for Debt in Westgate-goal.

At the THEATRE in CANTERBURY,

On Monday July 20, 1772, will be performed

The BUSY BODY.

THE PARTS OF

Sir GEORGE AIRY,
Sir FRANCIS GRIPE,
Sir JEALOUS TRAFFIC,
MARPLOT,
CHARLES,

WHISPER,
MIRANDA,
ISABINDA,
SCENTWELL,
And PATCH,

By a Set of young Gentlemen and Ladies of this
City, for their Diverfion.

With an occasional *Prologue* and *Epilogue*.

Between the 1st and 2d Acts, a *Song* by a Gentleman in
Character.

And to conclude with a *Satire on all Trades*.

*至* The Music will be as usual, affixed by the Militia Band.

To which will be added

MISS in her TEENS.

BOXES 2s. 6d. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.

Tickets to be had at the King's Arms Printing-office, the Coffee-house, the principal Inns, and of Mr. Ruck at the Goal.

The above unhappy Prisoners, being confined for Debt, their Wives unable to procure the Necessaries of Life for themselves and their helplesſs Infants, who are now in the greatest Difſtreſs, humbly beg the kind Donations of those whom God hath bleſſed with Affluence, whose Hearts are ever ready to affift the Difſtreſſed; for whom they will ever pray.

CANTERBURY, printed by SIMMONS and KINBURY.

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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 choose 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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Politively and Abfolutely the laft Night but One,

By A COMPANY Of COMEDIANS,
At the Theatre MARGATE.
On Wednesday the 16th. of October, will be Presented THE

WONDER,
A WOMAN Keeps a SECRET.

Don Felix, Mr. JONES,
Gibby, Mr. PASTON;
Colonel Britton, Mr. MATE;
Don Pedro, Mr. ADAMS;
Don Lopez, Mr. BERRY;
Frederick, Mr. WORTLEY;
Liffardo, Mr. HAMBLING,
Violante, Mrs. HARWOOD.
Isabella, Mrs. HAMBLING;
Inis, Mrs. GORDON;
Flora, Mrs. WEEKS,

To which will be added (with Additions) a Pantomime Entertainment, called,

THE STATUE; OR,
HARLEQUIN
AMONGST THE TOMBS.

With Scenery, Machinery, Dancing, and every Decoration Incidental to the Piece,
Harlequin, Mr. MATE;
Pantaloon, Mr. JONES, Conjuror, Mr. HAMBLING.
Time, Mr. ADAMS, Mafon, Mr. PASTON, Carpenter, Mr. WORTLEY,
Clown, Mr. BERRY.
Landlady, Mrs. WEEKS,
Shepherdeffes, Mrs. HAMBLING, Mifs WILLOUGHBY, & Mrs. GORDON,
Colombine, Mrs. HARWOOD.
Box, 2s. 6d. Pit, 2s. Gallery, 1s.
The Doors to be opened at Six and to Begin exactly at Seven.
Tickets to be had at the Taverns, the Coffee-Houses, the Libraries, the Milliners,
And of Mr. MATE.

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By his MAJESTY's SERVANTS,
*At the THEATRE, CANTERBURY.*

This present Evening, August 4, will be presented
A TRAGEDY, called

JANE SHORE.

Lord Haftings, Mr. DIMOND,
Glofter, Mr. INCHBALD,
Belmour, Mr. HURST,
Caterby, Mr. BOWLES,
Ratcliff, Mr. BROWNE,
Earl of Derby, Mr. KENNA,
Shore, Mr. PERRY.
Jane Shore, Mrs. INCHBALD,
Alicia, Mrs. KENNA.
End of the fourth ACT, a SONG by a PUPIL to Mr. LINLEY.

And at the End of the PLAY,
A HORNPIPE by MIss LINGS.

To which will be added, by Defire, A FARCE, called,
BON TON:
Or, HIGH LIFE ABOVE STAIRS.

Sir John Trotley, Mr. PERRY,
Lord Minikin, Mr. HOLCROFT, Davy, Mr. JONES,
Jeffamy, Mr. BURTON, Colonel Tivy, Mr. DIMOND.
Gymp, Mrs. BOWLES, Mifs Tittup, Mrs. KENNA,
Lady Minikin, Mrs. FREDERIC.

The Doors to be opened at SIX o'Clock, and the Play to begin at SEVEN.

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

After Account, at the End of the 3d Act, as follows: Boxes, 2s. Pit, 1s. 6d.

The Boxes will be illuminated with Wax.

The Box Book is now opened at Mr. HURST's House, in SHEEP SHANK LANE;
where due Attendance will be given every Day, from Ten in the Morning till
Three in the Afternoon.—Tickets to be had at the King's Arms Printing Office,
and at Mr. Hurft's House in Sheep-Shank-Lane.

The days of performing (this Week) will be Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

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By DESIRE.

For the Benefit of Mr. DIMOND.
By his MAJESTY's SERVANTS,
*At the THEATRE CANTERBURY,*

On WEDNESDAY Evening, September the 3d will be prefented,
A TRAGEDY, called,

DOUGLAS;

Or, the NOBLE SHEPHERD.

Norval, Douglas, Mr. DIMOND,
Glenalvon, Mr. PERRY,
Lord Randolph, Mr. INCHBALD,
Servants, Mifs. BROWNE and LYONS,
Old Norval, Mr. HURST.
Lady Randolph, Mrs. INCHBALD,
Anna, Mifs SHARPE.

End of the Play, a DANCE, by Mifs LINGS.

Between the Play and Farce will be introduced an Interlude, called,

HENRY and EMMA.

(Taken from PRIOR's Nut Browne Maid)

By the Rev. Mr. BATE.

Henry, Mr. DIMOND,
Shepherd, Mr. HOLCROFT,
Emma, Mrs. INCHBALD.

To conclude with the Favourite Bridal Song, of "Hark! Hark! o'er the Plains" by Mr. EDWARDS and Mifs SHARPE.

To which will be added, a Farce, never performed here, called,

The MAN of QUALITY.

Young Fashion, Mr. DIMOND,
Lord Foppington, Mr. BURTON,
Sir John Friendly, Mr. BROWNE,
Lory, Mr. BOWLES,
Shoe Maker, Mr. JONES,
Coupler, Mr. HOLCROFT,
La Varole, Mr. LYONS,
Sir Tunbelly Clumsey, Mr. HURST.
Mifs Hoyden, Mrs. KENNAN,
Nurse, Mrs. BOOTH,
Mrs. Callico, Mrs. CARTWRIGHT.
The Doors to be opened at SIX, and to begin at SEVEN.

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

After Account, at the End of Act III, as follows: Boxes, 2s. Pit, 1s.
Tickets to be had at the King's Arm's Printing Office, of Mr. DIMOND,
at Mr. Blunden's St. Peter's-Street; and at Mr. HURST's House in SHEEP-SHANK-
LANE, where Attendance is given for letting Places in the Boxes, every Day,
from Ten in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon.

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For the Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. KENNA.

By his MAJESTY's SERVANTS,
At the THEATRE, CANTERBURY.

On FRIDAY Evening September the 5th will be presented,
A TRAGEDY, called, The
Grecian Daughter.

Evander, Mr. HURST,
Philotas, Mr. DIMOND,
Phocian, Mr. BOWLES,
Melanthon. Mr. INCHBALD,
Callipus, Mr. LYONS,
Arcas, Mr. HOLCROFT,
Greek Herald, Mr. BROWNE,
Dionysius, Mr. PERRY.
Euphrosia, the Grecian Daughter, Mrs. KENNA,
Ladies, Mrs. BOWLES and Mifs LINGS,
Erixene, Mrs. PERRY.

Preceding the Play a PROLOGUE in Character of a Country Boy, by Mr. BURTON.
End of the Play BUCKS HAVE AT YOU ALL, by Mr. KENNA.

Between the Play and Farce will be introduced an Interlude taken from Mr.
Foot's DEVIL upon TWO STICKS,

Dr. LAST'S EXAMINATION

Before the College of Physicians.

Afmodeus, Mr. BOWLES, Secretary, Mr. LYONS,
Doctors, Mefirs. BROWNE and KENNA,
Dr. Laft, Mr. HOLCROFT.

Between the Farce and Interlude, A DANCE, by Mifs LINGS.
To which will be added, a Farce, called,

Three Weeks after Marriage.

Sir Charles Racket, Mr. KENNA,
Mr. Druggit, Mr. HOLCROFT,
Lovelace, Mr. BOWLES,
Woodly, Mr. LYONS,
Dimity, Mrs. BOWLES,
Mifs Nancy (with Songs in Character) Mifs SHARPE,
Mrs. Druggit, Mrs. BOWLES,
Lady Racket (with the Original EPILOGUE) Mrs. KENNA.

Tickets to be had at the King's Arms Printing Office, of Mr. and Mrs.
KENNA, at the Crown, in High-street; and of Mr. HURST, at his House
in SHEEP-SHANK-LANE, where Attendance is given for letting Places in
the Boxes, every Day, from Ten in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon

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Positively the last Night of performing here this Season.

By PARTICULAR DESIRE.

The MANAGER'S NIGHT.

By his MAJESTY's SERVANTS,

At the THEATRE CANTERBURY,

On WEDNESDAY Evening, September the 17, will be presented,
A TRAGEDY, never acted here, called,

The Roman Father.

The Roman Father, Mr. HURST,
Publius, Mr. INCHBALD,
Valerius, Mr. PERRY,
Tullus Hoftilius, Mr. BOWLES,
Citizens, Messrs. Jones, Holcroft, Burton, Brown and Lyons.
Valeria, Mrs. KENNA,
Horatia, Mrs. INCHBALD.

In Act the Fourth will be

The Triumphal Entry

Of PUBLIUS into ROME, after his conquest of the CURIATII.

The Vocal Parts by Mifs Sharpe, Mrs. Frederic, Mr. Holcroft, &c.

End of the Play, a CANTATA by Mifs SHARPE.

To which will be added a Farce called,

The IRISH WIDOW.

Sir Patrick O'Neal, Mr. HURST,
Whittle, Mr. HOLCROFT,
Old Keckey, Mr. JONES,
Nephew, Mr. BOWLES,
Pompey, Mafter KENNA,
Bates, Mr. PERRY,
Thomas, Mr. BURTON.
Servants, Messrs. LYONS and BROWNE.

Widow Brady (with the Epilogue Song) Mrs. KENNA.

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

After Account, at the End of Act III, as follows: Boxes, 2s. Pit, 1s. 6d.
Tickets to be had at the King's Arm's Printing Office; likewise at Mr. HURST's
House in SHEEP-SHANK-LANE, where Attendance is given for letting Places in
the Boxes, every Day, from Ten in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon.

By His MAJESTY'S SERVANTS.
At the Theatre in Canterbury,

This present Monday, July 6, will be performed a COMEDY, called,

The Conftant Couple;
Or, A Trip to the Jubilee.

Sir Harry Wildair, . Mrs. WILSON.
(From the THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.)

Vizard, Mr. WAYLETT,
Beau Clincher, Mr. BRUNSDON,
Young Clincher, Mr. JONES,
Alderman Smuggler, Mr. BAILEY,
Tim Errand, Mr. VOWEL,
Jubilee Dicky, Mr. ROBINSON,
And Colonel Standard, Mr. HURST.
Angelica, Mrs. COLLES,

(From the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.)

Lady Darling, Mrs. PITT, Parly, Mifs. STEWART,
(From the THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN)

Lady Lurewell, Mrs. BURDEN.

End of the fecond A&c, a Comic Dance, called, the IRISH LILT.

By Mr. HENRY, (from the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.)
And Mifs VALOIS, (from the THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN.)

End of the Play, a Comic Dance, called, The COW KEEPERS.

By Mafter MILLS and Mifs GRIMALDI, (from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.)

To which will be added, a FARCE, called,

MISS in her TEENS.

Captain Flath, Mr. ROBINSON,
Captain Loveit, Mr. VOWEL,
Puff, Mr. BOWLES, Jafper Mr. LYONS,
And Fribble, Mr. BRUNSDON.
Tag, Mrs. PITT.
And Mifs Biddy, Mrs. WILSON.

The Doors to be opened at Six, and the Performance to begin precifely at Seven o'clock
BOXES, 3s. PITT, 2s. GALLERY, 1s.

After Account at the end of A&c 3, as follows, viz. Boxes 2s, Pitt 1s, 6d.

Never Acted Here.

By Particular Desire of several Gentlemen of this City.
By His MAJESTY's SERVANTS.

At the Theatre in Canterbury,
The RUNAWAY.

On Tuesday, July 14, 1778, will be performed a COMEDY, called,

George Hargrave, Mr. WAYLETT,

Mr. Hargrave, Mr. BOWLES,

Sir Charles Seymour, Mr. VOWEL,

Mr. Morley Mr. ROBINSON,

Justice, Mr. JONES,

Jarvis, Mr. BRUNSDON,

First Hunter, (with a Song in Character,) Mr. TANNET,

And Mr. Drummond, Mr. HURST.

Bella, Mrs. BURDEN,

Lady Dinah, Mrs. PITT,

Emily, Mrs. COLLES,

Harriet, Mifs STEWART,

And Susan, Mrs. WILSON.

End of Act II, a New Comic Dance, called, the HIGGLERS.

End of Act IV, a Comic Dance, called, The COW KEEPERS,
By Mafter MILLS and Mifs GRIMALD.I.

End of the Play a New Dance, by Mr. HENRY, And Mifs VALOIS.

To which will be added, a Comic Opera, (never acted here,) called,

The WATERMAN;
Or, the First of AUGUST.

Tug, Mr. ROBINSON,

Bundle, Mr. BOWLES, And Robin, Mr. BRUNSDON,
Mrs. Bundle, Mifs STEWART,

And Wilhelmina, Mrs. WILSON.

The whole to conclude with an elegant View of RANELAGH HOUSE and GARDENS,
And the ROYAL HOSPITAL at CHELSEA,
(Painted for the Occasion), and an exact Representation of the

GRAND REGATTA

Given on the River Thames by his ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of GLOUCESTER,
and many of the principal Nobility.

The Doors to be opened at Six, and the Performance to begin precisely at Seven o'clock,
BOXES, 3s. PITT, 2s. GALLERY, 1s.

After Account at the end of Act III, as follows, viz. Boxes 2s. Pitt 1s. 6d.

The Days of performing this week are, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.

To morrow (never acted here) the last New Tragedy called

PERLY Y.

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CANTERBURY, DEDICATED BY

For the BENEFIT of Mrs. WILSON.
By His MAJESTY's SERVANTS.

At the Theatre in Canterbury,
On MONDAY next, August 10, 1778, will be prefented
(With the Additional Songs compofed laft Season by Dr. ARNE)

The Beggar's Opera.

Captain Macheath (for that Night only)
by Mrs. WILSON,
Lockit, Mr. BOWLES,
Filch, Mr. JONES,
Mat o'th'Mint, Mr. BAILEY,
Player, Mr. HENSHAW,
And Peachum, Mr. WILSON.
Lucy, Mifs STEWART,
Mrs. Peachum, Mrs. PITT,
Diana Trapes, Mrs. BOWLES,
And Polly Peachum, Mrs. COLLES.

In Act the Third, a HORNPIPE, by Mr. HENRY.
After the OPERA will be performed (for that Night only) A New Comic Interlude called,

DON JEROME's Trip to ENGLAND.
Don Jerome, Mr. WILSON.
To conclude with the favourite Song of " Oh the Days when I was young, &c."

To which will be revived a Comedy of Two Acts, called
# The COUNTRY WIFE,

As performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden, with universal Applause,
Pinchwife, Mr. WILSON.
Harcourt, Mr. WAYLETT,
Dorilant, Mr. VOWELL,
And Sparkish, Mr. BRUNSDON.
Alithea, Mifs STEWART,
And the Country Wife, Mrs. WILSON.

The Doors to be opened at Six, and the Performance to begin precifely at Seven o'clock.

BOXES, 3s. PITT, 2s. GALLERY, 1s.
After Account at the end of Act II, as follows, viz. Boxes 2s. Pitt 1s. 6d.

Tickets to be had at the King's Arms Printing-office; at Mr. HURST's House, in
Sheep-frank-lane; and of Mrs. WILSON (of whom places may be taken) at Mr.
BASKERVILLE's, Hair-dresser, in Burgate.

By His MAJESTY'S SERVANTS.
At the Theatre in Canterbury,
This present Monday, August 17, 1778, will be performed,
A COMIC OPERA, called,
The Maid of the Mill.

The COUNTRY WIFE.

Sir Harry Sycamore, Mr. WILSON.
Lord Aimworth, Mr. WAYLETT.
Fairfield, Mr. BOWLES.
Ralph, Mr. JONES.
Mervin, Mr. LYONS.
And Giles, Mr. ROBINSON.
Lady Sycamore, Mrs. PITT.
Theodofia, Mifs STEWART.
Fanny, Mrs. COLLES.
And Patty, Mrs. WILSON.
End of Act I. A HORNPIPE, by Mr. HENRY.
To which will be added, a COMEDY of Two Acts, (never performed here) called,
THE COUNTRY WIFE.

The Doors to be opened at SIX and the Play to begin at SEVEN.
Pinchwife, Mr. WILSON.
Harcourt, Mr. WAYLETT.
Dorilant, Mr. VOWELL.
And Sparkith, Mr. BRUNSDON.
Alithea, Mifs STEWART.
And the Country Wife, Mrs. WILSON.
Boxes 3s. Pit 2s. Gall. 1s.
After Account, at the End of Act II. as follows: Boxes, 2s. Pit, 1s. 6d.

††† The BOXES will be illuminated with WAX.
Tickets to be had at the General Printing-Office, and at Mr. Hurst's House in Sheep
Shank Lane, where Attendance is given for letting Places in the Boxes, every Day,
from Ten in the Morning till Three in the Afternoon.

N. B. The Theatre will be open every Night this Week.

CANTERBURY, printed by SMITH and SON,

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By PARTICULAR DESIRE, 79

For the BENEFIT of
Mr. J. WILSON and Mr. GRIFFITH.

At the THEATRE in CANTERBURY,

On Friday, August 27, 1779, will be presented,

A COMEDY, (written by CONGREVE) called,

LOVE for LOVE;

Or, The Humours of Ben the Sailor.

Ben, (with a Song in Character) Mr. WILSON.

Forefight, Mr. JONES.

Scandal, Mr. WAYLETT.

Sir Sampson Legend, Mr. GRIFFITH.

Tattle, Mr. BURTON.

Jeremy, Mr. J. WILSON.

Trapland, Mr. BARRETT. Buckram, Mr. BURDEN.

And Valentine, Mr. LE'STRANGE.

Angelica, Mrs. DAWES.

Mrs. Frail, Mrs. TAPLIN.

Mrs. Forefight, Mifs O'BRIEN.

Nurse, Mrs. HAMILTON. Jenny, Mrs. DUCKWORTH.

And Mifs Prue, Mrs. WILSON.

END OF ACT III.

A favourite Hunting Song, by Mr. J. WILSON.

Between the Play and Farce, A DANCE, called,

The Humours of Canterbury Races.

The Stage will be POSTED and CORDED the fame as at

BARHAM DOWNS.

There will be two Races, to start by Sound of Trumpet. A Lift of the HorSES, and Colours of the Riders, may be had at the Theatre.

THE WHOLE TO CONCLUDE WITH
A JOCKEY DANCE and a HORNPIPE,

By Mr. WRIGHT and Mrs. WILSON.

To which will be added, the much admired ENGLISH BURLETTA of

MIDNIGHT.

Midas, Mr. WILSON.

Sileno, Mr. J. WILSON. Pan, Mr. GRIFFITH.
Damætas, Mr. BARRETT. Jupiter, Mr. POWELL.

And Apollo, Mr. TANNETT.

Myfis, Mrs. RUSSEL. Juno, Mifs O'BRIEN.

Daphne, Mrs. TAPLIN.
And Nyfa, Mrs. WILSON.

Bacchanals and Bacchanalians by the rest of the Company.

The Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Play to begin exactly at Seven.
BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.

N.B. After Account, at the End of the Third Act, as follows, viz. Boxes 2s. Pit 1s. 6d.
Tickets to be had of Mr. I. Wilson, at Mr. Rafterville's in Buregate, of Mr. Crichton.

For the Benefit of Mr. WRIGHT.
By particular Defire of several Ladies and Gentlemen.

At the THEATRE in CANTERBURY,
On WEDNESDAY, Sept. 8, 1779, will be prefented, A Comedy, called,
The SCHOOL for WIVES.

General Savage, Mr. WILSON.
Belville, Mr. LE'STRANGE.
Captain Savage, Mr. POWELL.
Leeſon, Mr. J. WILSON.
Tarrington, Mr. BARRETT.
Spruce, Mr. BURTON.
Ghaftly, Mr. TANNETT. Leech, Mr. GRIFFITH.
Wolf, Mr. BURDEN. Crow, Mr. COOMBES.
And Connolly, Mr. HURST.
Mrs. Belville, Mrs. TAPLIN.
Mifs Leeſon, Mifs O'BRIEN.
Mrs. Tempeſt, Mrs. RUSSEL. Maid, Mrs. DUCKWORTH.
And Mifs Walfingham, Mrs. WILSON.

End of Act II. A Comic Pantomimical Dance, called,
The DRUNKEN PEASANT.
Peafant, Mr. WRIGHT. Clown, Mr. GRIFFITH.

End of ACT IV.
A New HORNPIPE, by Mr. WRIGHT.
To which will be added, A New Pantomime, (never performed) called,
The MEDLEY;
Or, HARLEQUIN at ALL.

Harlequin, Mr. WRIGHT.
Pantaloon, Mr. POWELL. French Gentleman, Mr. WAYLETT.
Meagre, Mr. BURTON. Black Servant, Mr. BARRETT.
Fat Cook, Mr. GRIFFITH. Huntſman, (with a Song) Mr. J. WILSON.
Spirit of the Rocks, Maſter RUSSEL. And the Clown, Mr. JONES.
Maid Servant, Mrs. DUCKWORTH. And Colombine, Mrs. WILSON.
The Dances by the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Theatre.

In the courſe of the Pantomime Mr. WRIGHT will make his eſcape through a Tub on fire.

Mr. WRIGHT moſt humbly begs Leave to prefent his ſincere Reſpectſ to the Ladies and Gentlemen of this City, and the Public in general, his moſt liberal Benefaſtors, that as the Entertainment getting up for his Benefit requires the utmoſt Attention and Care, without which it would be impoſſible to give general Satisſaction, it is therefore hoped, his Friends in particular will not think him rude if not perſonally applied to, as his utmoſt Wiſh is to merit and deferve their Eſteem and Approbation.

N. B. The moſt striking Scenes of this Entertainment is taken from Mr. MESSINT'S Elopement, Mr. WOODWARD's Queen Mab, Genii, Fortunatus, and the great Mr. RICH's Pantomimes of the Royal Chace, Orpheus and Eurydice, the Birth of Harlequin, and the Sorcerer.

The Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Play to begin exaſtly at Seven.

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

Not acted Here these Six Years.
By Desire of several LADIES and GENTLEMEN.

By his MAJESTY's SERVANTS.
At the THEATRE in CANTERBURY,
On SATURDAY Evening, Feb. 19, will be prefented, A Comedy, called,
The Beaux Stratagem.

Archer, Mr. M I E L L.
Aimwell, Mr. GLASSINGTON.
Boniface, Mr. GRIFFITH.
Sullen, Mr. K E N T.
Gibbet, Mr. H E M L E Y.
Foigard, Mr. M A R L T O N.
Sir Charles Freeman, Mr. B A K E R.
Hounflow, Mr. BLAKENEY. Bagfhot, Mr. NEWTON.
And Scrub, Mr. M U N D E N.
Dorinda, Mrs. B A K E R.
Cherry, Mrs. S A U N D E R S.
Gipfey, Mifs RICE. Lady Bountiful, Mrs. KENT.
And Mrs. Sullen, Mrs. D A W E S.

To which will be added, a Musical Entertainment, called,
The WATERMAN.

Tom Tug, Mr. H E M L E Y.
Bundle, Mr. S W O R D S.
And Robin, Mr. M I E L L.
Mrs. Bundle, Mrs. B A K E R.
And Wilhelmina, Mrs. S A U N D E R S.

The Whole to conclude with an elegant View of RANELAGH HOUSE and GAR-
DENS, and the ROYAL HOSPITAL at CHELSEA, (painted for the Occafion)
and an exact Reprefentation of the

GRAND REGATTA,

Given on the River Thames by His Royal Highnefs the DUKE of GLOUCESTER,
and many of the principal Nobility.

The Doors to be opened at Half after Five, and the Play to begin exaſtly at Half paſt
Six o'Clock.—BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.

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

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

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

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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.

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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Not Acted here these Four Years.

This present TUESDAY, March 28, 1780, will be prefented,
A TRAGEDY, called

The Fair Penitent.

The Part of Lothario, Mr. CUBITT,

(From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, being his first appearance on this Stage)

Sciolto, Mr. GRIFFITH,
Altamont, Mr. MIELL,
Roffano, Mr. HEMLEY, Servant, Mr. BAKER,
And Horatio, Mr. HURST.
Lavinia, Mrs. BAKER, Lucilla, Mifs RICE,
And Califta, Mrs. DAWES.
End of the Play a Song by Mr. CUBITT.

To which will be added an entire new Pantomime in Grotesque Characters, called

The FAIRIES;

Or HARLEQUIN RESTORED,

With new Scenery, Machinery, and every Decoration incident thereto.

Harlequin, Mr. BAKER,
Pantaloon, Mr. KENT, Fairy King, Mafter KENT, Fairy Queen, Mifs KENT,
Lover, Mr. NEWTON, Baker, Mr. SWORDS,
Conftable, Mr. BLAKENEY, Waiter, Mafter, BLAKENEY,
And Clown, Mr. GRIFFITH.
Milk Maid, Mifs RICE, And Columbine, Mrs. DAWES.

In the Courfe of the Pantomime, an entire new Song will be introduced relative to
Admiral Rodney's late Victory, to be Sung by Mr. HEMLEY.

A HORNPIPE by Mafter BLAKENEY.

On Account of the additional expence attending this Pantomime, 'tis hoped no
Lady or Gentleman will think it wrong that nothing lefs than full Price can be taken
during the whole performance. And that it may be produced in as perfect a state
as poffible, Mr. Hurft has run the ritque of being wanted in London, to give his
attendance to every Rehearfal of it. And from the lofs fuftained by stopping laft
week, Mr. Hurft flatters himſelf he ſhall receive the liberal Support of the City
and Neighbourhood.

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

The Box Book is kept at Mr. Hurſt's Lodgings at Mr. Bafkerville's, in Burgate,
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.

Poftively the lait NIGHT but ONE.
At the Particular Requeſt of ſeveral Ladies and Gentlemen.

For the Benefit of Mrs. WILSON.

CANTERBURY THEATRE.

Poftively the LAST NIGHT but ONE of
Mr. MACKLIN's Performance here.

This preſent MONDAY, April 10, 1780, will be preſented,
A COMEDY, called

The Provok'd Wife

The Part of Sir John Brute, by Mr. MACKLIN,

(From the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden)

Conſtant, Mr. CUBITT,
Col. Bully (with a Song in Character) Mr. HEMLEY,
Razor, Mr. GRIFFITH, Jufſtice, Mr. KENT,
Taylor, Mr. MUNDEN, Porter, Mr. BLAKENEY,
Page, Maſter KENT,
Watchmen, Mefſrs. Swords, Newton, Baker, &c. &c.
And Heartfree, Mr. MIELL.
Belinda, Mifs HALE,
Lady Fanciful, Mrs. BAKER, Madamoifelle, Mrs. KELL,
Cornet, Mrs. KENT, Lovewell, Mifs RICE,
And Lady Brute, Mrs. DAWES.

To which Mr. MACKLIN, will add his much and univerſally admired un-publiſhed Piece, called

LOVE - A - LA - MODE.

The Part of Sir Archy Mac Sarcaſm, by Mr. MACKLIN,

Squire Groom, Mr. CUBITT,
Beau Mordecai, Mr. MUNDEN,
Sir Theodore Goodchild, Mr. GRIFFITH,
And Sir Callagan O'Brallaghan, Mr. HURST.
Mifs Charlotte, Mrs. DAWES.

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

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

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

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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. Burgeſs's, in St. George's Street.

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At the Particular Request of several Ladies and Gentlemen.

At the THEATRE in CANTERBURY.

This present Evening, August 31, will be performed, a Comedy, called,

THEATRE, CANTERBURY,

This present THURSDAY, August 21, 1783, will be presented,
The COMEDY of

The WEST INDIAN.

Belcour by Mr. GARDNER.
Stockwell, by Mr. NEWTON.
Charles Dudley, by Mr. GLASSINGTON.
Captain Dudley, by Mr. CAMPDEN.
Fulmer, by Mr. MONTAGU.
And Major O'Flaherty, by Mr. RUGG.
Louisa Dudley, by Mifs S. BAKER.
Lady Rufport, by Mrs. GLASSINGTON.
Mrs. Fulmer, by Mrs. O'NIELE.
And Charlotte Rufport, by Mifs S. BAKER.

End of the Play, a SONG, by Mifs S. BAKER.

To which will be added (for the Second Night) a FARCE, called,

Barnaby Brittle;

Or, A WIFE at her WITS END.

Barnaby Brittle, by Mr. GARDNER.
Clodpole, by Mr. NEWTON. Jeremy, by Mr. RUGG.
Sir Peter Pride, by Mr. CAMPDEN.
Jeffery, by Mr. GLASSINGTON. Lovemore, by Mr. MONTAGU.
Damaris, by Mifs S. BAKER. Lady Pride, by Mrs. O'NIELE.
And Mrs. Brittle, by Mifs BAKER.

Doors to be opened at Five o'Clock, and begin as soon as the RACES are over.
Nothing under FULL PRICE will be taken.

Canterbury, Printed by T. Smith.

Printers to the General Printing Office; a Figure in Sh
Shank Lane, and of Mrs. WILSON, at Mr. BASKERVILLE'S, in BURGAT

CANTERBURY, printed by SMITH and SON.

Ponitively the lait NIGHT but ONE.
At the Particular Requeſt of ſeveral Ladies and Gentlemen.

At the THEATRE in CANTERBURY.

This preſent Evening, Auguſt 31, will be performed, a Comedy, called,

Rule a Wife and Have a Wife.

The Copper Captain, Mr. WILSON.
Don Juan, Mr. WAYLETT.
Duke, Mr. VOWELL.
Cacafogo, Mr. BOWLES.
Alonzo, Mr. LYONS.
Sanchio, Mr. HENSHAW.
And Leon, Mr. HURST.
Margaritta, Mrs. BAILEY.
Altea, Mrs. PITT.
Old Woman, Mr. JONES.
Maid, Mr. BAILEY.
Clara, Mifs STEWART.
And Eſtifania, Mrs. WILSON.

Between the Play and Farce, a Modern Operatical, Sentimental, Crying Comedy, called,

PIETY in PATTENS;
Or, The SENTIMENTAL BUTLER.

(Written by the late SAMUEL FOOTE, Eſq.)
The Sentimental Butler, Mr. WILSON.
The 'Squire, Mr. WAYLETT.
Mrs. Candy, Mrs. BOWLES.
And Polly Pattens, Mrs. WILSON.

After which will be a DANCE, called,

The HUMOURS of CANTERBURY RACES.

BARHAM DOWNS.

To conclude with a DOUBLE HORNPIPE,

By Mr. HENRY and Mrs. WILSON.

To which will be added, a COMIC OPERA, called,

The LOTTERY;

With an Exact Repreſentation of

The Drawing of the STATE LOTTERY,
At GUILD-HALL, LONDON.

Jack Stocks, (alias Lord Lace) Mr. WILSON.
Lovemore, Mr. ROBINSON.
Stocks, Mr. BOWLES.
Buyers of Tickets, Mr. BAILEY, Mr. HENSHAW, Mr. LYONS, &c.
Mrs. Stocks, Mrs. PITT.
Jenny, Mifs STEWART.
Mrs. Sugarhops, Mrs. BOWLES.
And Chloe, (alias Lady Lace) Mrs. WILSON.

§§§ Mrs. WILSON begs Leave to affure the Audience that every Method ſhall be taken to render the Time between the Acts as ſhort as possible, that the Performance may conclude in good Time.

Tickets to be had at the General Printing-Office; at Mr. Hurſt's House in Shephane's Lane; and of Mrs. WILSON, at Mr. BASKERVILLE'S, in BURGATE.

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