*p1776 09 16 hay The Beggar's Opera. ^See17750921^, but Macheath-Bannister; Peachum-Shuter; Filch-Parsons; Lockit-Lloyd; Mat-Brett; Lucy-Mrs Greville; Mrs Slammekin-Mrs Gardner; Mrs Peachum-Mrs Love; Polly-Mrs Jewell.*a1776 09 16 hay The Taylors. Master Taylors-Franscisco, Parsons; Campbello-Griffiths; Regniades-R. Palmer; Flints-; Abrahamades-Palmer; Isaacos-Fearon; Jackides-Jackson; Barnado-Davis; Dungs: Zacharyades-Walters; Timotheus-Stephens; Ladies-Mrs Gardner, Mrs Love, Miss Platt, Mrs W. Palmer, Mrs Jewell.*e1776 09 16 hay <i>The Cries of London</i>-Shuter.*c1776 09 16 hay Benefit for $Mrs Jewell=. By Permission. A Tragedy for Warm Weather, not acted these ten Years, written after the manner of the worst as well as the best <i>English Poets</i> [author unknown] Containing, amongst a Variety of Particulars curious, entertaining, and pathetic, the Rebellion of the Journeymen Tailors, their Military Preparations and Election of a Chief, their Skirmishes, Ambushes, Sieges, Councils and Combats; their Division into Flints, and Dungs; with the Defection of the Dungs, at the Pass of <i>Butcher Row</i> and total Overthrow of the Flints at the famous Battle of <i>Temple Bar</i>; together with the Captivit and End of their valiant leader. [$Colman='s shortened version of the 1767 play (<i>Biographia Dramatica</i>).]