*p1748 03 24 cg The Lady's Last Stake; or, The Wife's Resentment. Brilliant-Cibber; Wronglove-Gibson; Moral-Bridges; Mrs Conquest-Mrs Vincent; Brush-Anderson; Porter-Paddick; 1st Bravo-James; Surgeon-Stoppelaer; Lady Gentle-Mrs Hale; Miss Notable-Miss Morrison; Mrs Hartshorn-Mrs Bland; Lady Wronglove-Mrs Horton.*a1748 03 24 cg Damon and Phillida. ^As17480102^.*s1748 03 24 cg n Irish Song %<i>Ellen a Roon</i>-Mrs Storer.*d1748 03 24 cg Master Granier, Miss Granier.*c1748 03 24 cg Benefit for $Mrs Horton=. [A "puff" for $Leveridge='s forthcoming benefit (31 March) in a letter to the <i>General Advertiser</i>, followed by 3 stanzas of verse]: Sir, The Remembrance of the pleasure I have often receiv'd, in a series of years, by hearing Mr Leveridge's Performances on the stage, occasion'd the following Lines: which however artless they are wrote, will I dare say give no offense to the good natur'd part of Mankind. I am your constant reader. T.H.: @I Whilst Garrick justly claims applause,@Old Leveridge humbly sues,@That you'll not quite neglect his cause@Nor now his suit refuse.@Whilst youthful vigor tun'd his voice@With song he rais'd the heart;@To cheer that voice, now chilled with Age@Becomes a noble part.@Then shew that faithful service past@Your thoughts does still employ;@And by your num'rous Presence grac'd@Revive old age with joy.@