*p1767 04 30 dl The Clandestine Marriage. As 23 Jan., but Brush-J. Palmer; Chambermaid-Mrs Lee.*a1767 04 30 dl Queen Mab. ^As17661029^.*d1767 04 30 dl I: <i>The Irish Lilt</i>-Giorgi, Mrs King; End: A <i>Comic Dance</i>-Duquesney, Mrs King.*e1767 04 30 dl <i>LLinco's Travels</i>-King.*c1767 04 30 dl Benefit for $King=. House charges #76 10s. [Profit to King #55 14s.] Paid $Master Burney= 15 nights #3 2s. 6d. Printer's bill #9 6s. (Treasurer's Book). Receipts: #132 4s. (Treasurer's Book). At 5 went to the Pit at <i>Drury Lane</i> to see the <i>Clandestine Marriage</i>...I could see this play, as it is now performed, every night, but $J. Palmer= was not so good in <i>Brush</i>r as the other $Mr Palmer= whose character it is. $Plym= did not please tonight. The scene between the lawyers was omitted. We had the <i>Irish Lilt</i> by $Mrs King=, $Giorgi=, &c., and a comic scene by her and $M Dugermay=, with <i>Linco's Travels</i>...Mrs King is certainly a very fine dancer and has the best legs I ever saw. Past eleven ere we got out. A little girl of 7 or 8 years old danced very prettily (<i>Neville MS Diary</i>).