The next few bills: Crow-
Street Theatre, Dublin.
Memoirs, III, 178, et
seq.

For the BENEFIT
Mr. WILKINSON.

Theatre - Royal.
On Monday, DECEMBER, 19th, 1763;
The Mourning Bride.

Ofmyn, by Mr. BARRY,
The King, by Mr. WILKINSON,
Gonsalez, Mr. GLOVER,
Garcia, Mr. JEFFERSON,
Zara, by Mrs. FITZHENRY,
Leonora, Mifs MASON,
Almeria, by Mrs. DANCER.

Before the Play, (by particular Desire) Mr. WILKINSON, will speak
The Prodigal's Return,
(In the Manner of the ORIGINAL)
Between the Play and Farce a Variety of Novelty,
(And for that Night, Only)
TRAGEDY a-la MODE.

Crontes (the Hero) (for the first time)
Mr. WILKINSON.
After the Tragedy, &c.
A MOCK ITALIAN BURLETTA.
La Paftorella, &c. in the Manner of Sig. D'Amicis, Zingini, &c.
DANCING,
By Signor GIORGI, and Signora GIORGI,
With a New COMIC MEDLEY, Or,
MUM, MUM, MUM,

(Written by Mr. GARRICK)
To which will be added a Farce, (never acted here) called,
The Pleasures of the Town;
Or, the PUPPET SHEW.

Punch, by Mr. MESSINK,
His Wife Joan, and Bantomite, by Mr. WILKINSON,
The other Characters, by
Mr. REDDISH, Mr. MAHON, Mr. MORRIS, Mr. ELLARD,
Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. ADCOCK, and Mrs. MAHON.

Tickets and places to be had of Mr. Neill, and of Mr. Wilkinson, at
Mr. Glaflington's Peruke-maker, near Crow-freet Theatre.