On MONDAY, January 10, 1785,
AT THE THEATRE WILL BE PRESENTED

A COMEDY, called,
*The Chapter of Accidents.*

Woodville Mr. W H I T F E L D,
Governor Harcourt Mr. DYER,
Captain Harcourt Mr. H U N N,
Lord Glenmore Mr. T A Y L O R,
Grey Mr. J E F F E R S O N,
Vane Mr. F U L L A M,
And Jacob Mr. H U G H E S.
Cecilia Mrs. H U N N,
Mifs Mortimer Mifs J E F F E R S O N,
Mrs. Warner Mrs. T A Y L O R,
And Bridget Mrs. H U G H E S.

To which will be added a Musical Entertainment, called

# The Spanish Barber;
Or, The Fruitlefs Precaution.

With the FANDANGO OVERTURE,

As performed in LONDON with UNIVERSAL APPLAUSE.

The MUSIC by the most EMINENT COMPOSERS.

Count Almaviva Mr. W H I T F E L D,
Don Bartholo Mr. H U G H E S,
Don Bazil Mr. DYER,
Tallboy Mr. B. H U G H E S,
Argus Mr. B E N N E T T,
Alcade Mr. DAVENPORT,
And Lazarillo Mr. F U L L A M.
Donna Rofina Mrs. W A R D.

*The celebrated GAPING and SNEEZING TRIO will be sung in the Piece.*

To begin precisely at Quarter past Six o'Clock.—BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.
TICKETS to be had at R. TREWMAN's, Printer and Bookseller, and of Mrs. CLARKE, at the
Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

EXETER: Printed by R. TREWMAN, nearly opposite St. Martin's-Lane.

BY DESIRE OF THE
Right Hon. Lord Vif. COURTENAY.

On WEDNESDAY, February 2, 1785,

A COMEDY, called,

The BUSY BODY.

Marplot (the Busy Body) Mr. JEFFERSON,

Sir George Airy Mr. WHITFELD,

Sir Jealous Traffic Mr. DYER,

Charles Mr. TAYLOR,

Whisper Mr. B. HUGHES,

Butler Mr. HARRISON,

And Sir Francis Gripe Mr. FULLAM.

Miranda Mrs. FULLAM,

Ifabinda Mifs JEFFERSON,

Scentwell Mrs. TAYLOR,

And Patch Mrs. HUGHES.

To which will be added a FARCE, called,

All the World's a Stage

Sir Gilbert Pumpkin Mr. DYER,

Captain Stanley Mr. TAYLOR,

Captain Stukely Mr. WHITFELD,

Simon Mr. B. HUGHES,

Wat Mr. BENNETT,

And Diggory Mr. FULLAM.

Mifs Bridget Pumpkin Mrs. TAYLOR,

Jenny Mifs JEFFERSON,

And Mifs Kitty Sprightly Mrs. WARD.

TICKETS to be had at R. Trewman's, Printer and Bookfeller, and of Mrs. Clarke, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

To begin precisely at Quarter past Six o'clock.—BOXES 3s. PIT 2s. GALLERY 1s.

EXETER: Printed by R. TREWMAN, in Fore-street.

Benefit of Mr. Taylor.

On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY the 11th, 1785,
WILL BE PERFORMED,
A favourite COMEDY, called,
Rule a Wife and have a Wife

Leon Mr. JEFFERSON,
Cacafogo Mr. DYER,
Duke Mr. TAYLOR,
Don Juan Mr. DIDDEAR,
Sanchio Mr. B. HUGHES,
Alonzo Mr. BENNETT,
And the Copper Captain Mr. FULLAM.
Eftifania Mrs. WARD,
Altea Mrs. B. HUGHES,
Clara Mrs. TAYLOR,
Old Woman Mr. DAVENPORT,
And Margarita Mrs. JEFFERSON.

End of Act the FIRST, by Defire of several of the BRETHREN,
A Masonic Eulogium, in Character of a Mafter Mason, Br. Taylor.

End of Act the SECOND,
A Comic Differtation on Every Body, Somebody, and Nobody, Mr. Taylor.

End of the OPERA, (by Defire),

"GIVE ROUND THE WORD DISMOUNT," by Mr. BENNETT.

End of the Play an Interlude, taken from the ORATORS, called,
A THEATRIC HUB-BUB;
Or, The ORIGIN of ORATORY.

Will Tirehack Mr. B. HUGHES, Harry Scamper Mr. DAVENPORT, Lecturer Mr. DIDDEAR, Ephraim Suds Mr. FULLAM, And Donald M'Gregor (the Orator) Mr. TAYLOR.

To which will be added a FARCE, called,
The New Rehearsal;

Or, A PEEP behind the CURTAIN.

Glib [with the original Prologue] Mr. TAYLOR,
Sir Macaroni Vertù Mr. FULLAM,
Wilson Mr. WHITFIELD,
Mervin Mr. BENNETT, Manager Mr. DIDDEAR,
Prompter Mr. HARRISON, Carpenter Mr. DAVENPORT,
And Sir Toby Fuz Mr. DYER.
Mifs Fuz Mrs. B. HUGHES,
And Mrs. Fuz Mrs. TAYLOR.

In Act the II. will be introduced the admired BURLETTA of

Orpheus and Eurydice; Or, A Journey to Hell for a Wife.

Orpheus Mr. B. HUGHES,
Dancing Shepherds Mr. DAVENPORT, &c. And Old Shepherd Mr. BENNETT.
Rhodophe Mrs. WARD.

To conclude with a Pantomimical Dance of Cows, Goats, Sheep, &c.

TICKETS to be had of Mr. Taylor, at Mr. Pyke's, in Fore-street; at R. Trewman's, Printer and Bookfeller, and of Mrs. Stephens, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

For the BENEFIT of
Mafter HUGHES.

On FRIDAY, APRIL the 8th, 1785,

At the THEATRE will be prefented a new COMEDY, (never performed here) called,

The Follies of a Day;
Or, The MARRIAGE of FIGARO.

Translated from the French of M. Beaumarchais, by Mr. Holcroft, Author of The Noble Peasant, &c. &c. This Comedy has been performed upwards of 80 Nights at Paris, this Winter, and more than 40 in London, with the greatest Applause and Approbation.

Count Almaviva Mr. WHITFELD,
Hannibal (the Page) Mafter HUGHES,
Doctor Bartholo Mr. DYER,
Antonio Mr. HUGHES,
Don Guzman Mr. DAVENPORT,
Bazil Mr. TAYLOR,
Bounce Mr. B. HUGHES,
Doublefee Mr. BENNETT,
And Figaro (with the Prologue) Mr. FULLAM.
Countefs Mrs. JEFFERSON,
Marcilina Mrs. TAYLOR,
Agnes Mrs. B. HUGHES,
And Susan Mrs. FULLAM.

By Defire of several Ladies, Mr. and Mafter Fay will dance this Evening, Namely----End of Act 1, MINUET and GAVOT.

In Act the Fourth, MINUET de la COUR and GAVOT.

End of the Play, The Devonshire Minuet and Gavot.

End of Act the 2d, A HORNPIPE, by Mafter HUGHES.

End of Act the FOURTH,

A Treble Allemande, by Mafter and Mifs Hughes, and Mifs Fullam.

To which will be added the celebrated Pantomime of

ROBINSON CRUSOE.

Robinson Cruftc Mr. JEFFERSON,
Harlequin Mr. B. HUGHES,
Witch Mr. DIDDEAR, Lover Mr. WHITFELD,
Pantaloon Mr. HARRISON,—Fat Fryar Mr. DAVENPORT,
Clown Mr. TAYLOR,—Pierot Mr. BENNETT,
And Friday Mr. FULLAM.
Donna Ifabinda Pantalina Mrs. TAYLOR,
And Columbine Mrs. B. HUGHES.

In Act the Firft will be performed a SAVAGE DANCE,
Preceding the Sacrifice of their Captives.

To conclude with a GRAND BURLETTA DANCE.

TICKETS to be had of Mafter Hughes, at Mr. Vigurs's, in St. Paul's-street; of R. Trewman, Printer and Bookfeller; and of Mrs. Stephens, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

EXETER; Printed by R. TREWMAN, nearly oppofite St. Martin's Lane, Fore-street.

LWLPR 28351

By Defire of Mrs. STRODE.
Benefit of Mr. Fullam.

On MONDAY, MARCH the 13th, 1786,
Will be performed (for the last Time this Season) the NEW COMIC OPERA of
FONTAINBLEAU;
Or, Our Way in France.

Written by Mr. O'Keeffe.—The Music and Accompaniments by Mr. Shield.

Sir John Bull Mr. HUGHES,
Lord Winlove Mr. BENNETT,
Henry Seymour Mr. B. HUGHES,
Tallyho Mr. DAVENPORT,
Colonel Epaulette Mr. TAYLOR,
Master of the Lilly Mr. HARRISON,
And Lackland Mr. FULLAM,
Rosa Mrs. WARD,
Lady Bull Mrs. WILLIAMS,
Mrs. Caffey Mrs. HUGHES,
Celia Mrs. CAULFIELD,
Nannette Mifs JEFFERSON,
And Dolly Bull Mrs. HASKER.

End of Act I. a Song called *Tea Table Chat*, by Mrs. HASKER.
End of Act II. *The Female Hunter*, or *Tantivy*, by Mrs. HASKER.
End of the Play a *HORNPIPE*, by Master HUGHES.

After which the INTERLUDE of
LADY PENTWEAZLE,
Of BLOW BLADDER-STREET.
Carnine (the Painter) Mr. Taylor, and Lady Pentweazle (with a Song) Mr. Fullam.
To which will be added (for the last Time) the FARCE of
The DEAD ALIVE.

Motley Mr. FULLAM,
Edward Sanford Mr. B. HUGHES,
Tombstone (an Undertaker) Mr. HUGHES,
Sheers (a Taylor) Mr. LLOYD, Degagee Mr. TAYLOR,
Coachman Mr. BENNETT, Dennis Mr. HARRISON,
Hannibal (a Black) Master HUGHES,
And Sir Walter Weathercock Mr. DAVENPORT.

Comfit Mrs. HASKER,
Mifs Hebe Wintertop Mrs. TAYLOR,
And Caroline Sanford, Mrs. WARD.

TICKETS to be had of R. Trewman, Printer, of Mr. Fullam, at Mr. Spry's, Taylor, Bear-Lane; and of Mrs. Stephens, at the Theatre, where Places for the Boxes may be taken.

From the frequent Irregularities committed in the Gallery, supposed by those who come in at Half-Price, it has been recommended (by several Ladies and Gentlemen) to the Managers, that the new Method to prevent it, was not to take Half-Price at all, to that Part of it, which