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

For the Benefit of Mrs. WILSON.

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.

The Stage will be POSTED and CORDED the fame as at

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.

CANTERBURY, printed by SMITH and SON.

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