By Desire of Colonel BAINES, the OFFICERS,
and CORPS of the York Volunteers.
BENEFIT of the BAND.

Theatre Royal, York.

On THURSDAY Evening, April 25, 1805, their Majesties' Servants will perform the
COMEDY of The

Soldier's Daughter.

Governor Heartall,
Frank Heartall,
Malfort, senior,
Malfort, junior,
Captain Woodley,
Mr. Ferret,
Timothy Quaint,
Simon,

- Mr. CUMMINS.
- Mr. MELVIN.
- Mr. WILLIAMS.
- Mr. JONES.
- Mr. CARLETON.
- Mr. CARR.
- Mr. KNIGHT.
- Mr. HOPE.

Tom, - Mr. JARMAN.
William, - Mr. ELLIOTT.
Widow Cheerly, - Mifs MILLS.
Mrs. Malfort, - Mifs SMITH.
Julia, - Mifs ELLIOTT.
Mrs. Townley, - Mrs. FRENCH.
Mrs. Fidget, - Mrs. ELLIOTT.
Sufan, - Mrs. CARR.

THE EPILOGUE,

By Mifs MILLS.

A HORNPIPE, in the Character of a Sailor,

By Mr. SCRUTON.

The favourite SONG of

"The DEATH of ABERCROMBIE,"

By Mr. WOODHAM.

Between the Acts, will be Performed several Select Military Pieces, by
the York Volunteer Band.

To which will be added, a FARCE, (in two Acts) called The

OLD MAID.

Clerimont, - Mr. CARLETON.
Captain Cape, - Mr. BENNETT.
Mr. Harlow, - Mr. WILLIAMS.
Footman, - Mr. HOPE.

Mrs. Harlow, - Mifs SMITH.
Mifs Harlow, - Mrs. ELLIOTT.
Trifle, - Mrs. KNIGHT.

To begin at Half past Six o'Clock.

TICKETS, BOX 3s.—PIT 2s.—FIRST GAL. 1s. 6d.—UPPER GAL. 1s.

Not any Seats can be secured, unless paid for at the time of taking them, to be had at the Theatre only, every day, Sundays excepted, from ELEVEN till Two.

(T. WILSON and R. SPENCE, Printers, High-Oufegate, York.)