For the BENEFIT of
MRS. KEASBERRY.

At the New THEATRE in PORTSMOUTH.

On Monday Evening, September 14th, will be prefented a COMEDY, call'd,

The FUNERAL:

Or GRIEF A-LA-MODE.

1761

(Written by the Author of the Conscious Lovers)

Lord BRUMPTON, by Mr. BROOKES

Lord HARDY, by Mr. WHITE,

From the Theatre Royal in Dublin.

Mr. CAMPLEY, by Mr. KEASBERRY

Mr. TRUSTY, by Mr. FURNIVAL

Mr. SABLE, by Mr. ARTHUR

TRIM, by Mr. MARTIN

TOM, by Mr. PRICE

CABINET, by Mr. HARPER

RECRUITS, Mr. Watts, Mr. Atkins, Mr. Owen, Mr. Sheriffe, &c.

Lady BRUMPTON, by Mrs. BAKER

Lady HARRIOT, by Mrs. LEE

Lady CHARLOTTE, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

Mademoiselle d'EPINGLE, by Mrs. BISHOP

TATTLEAID, by Mifs REYNOLDS

VISITING LADIES, by Mrs. Sherriffe, Mrs. Hartley, and Mifs Skudder.

Between the PLAY and the FARCE will be introduc'd the Scene of Lady Pent-
weezle, taken from the Comedy of Tafe.

Lady Pentweazle, by Mr. WILKINSON | Carmine, Mr. WHITE

Also the PROLOGUE to the Author will be spoke by Mr. WILKINSON,

To which (by Desire) will be added a FARCE, call'd, The

Spirit of Contradiction.

Mr. Partlet, by Mr. BROOKES

Lovewell, by Mr. PRICE

Steer, by Mr. HARPER

Randal, by Mr. MARTIN

Boxes 3 s.

Ruin, by Mr. STEPHENS

Mrs. Partlet, by Mrs. BAKER

Harriet, by Mrs. KEASBERRY

Betty, by Mrs. SHERRIFFE

Pit 2 s.

Gallery 1 s.

To begin exactly at Half an Hour after Six o'Clock.

TICKETS to be had at the Fountain, King's Arms, Three Tuns, Crown
Coffee-House, in High Street; the Vine in Oyster Street; the Star and Garter,
and Two Blue Pofts, on the Point; the Wheat Sheaf on the Common; and
at the India Arms in Gelfport; and at Mrs. Keasberry's Lodgings, at Mr.
Thawyer's, two Doors above the new Theatre in the High Street.