06 May 1782

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Theatre: Covent Garden
Theatrical Season: 1781-1782
Volume: 5
Comments: Benefit for Wild. Morning Herald, 20 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Wild, No. 145, Drury-Lane. 2nd piece: With Alterations. 3rd piece: Written by Gay, Author of The Beggar's Opera. [Prologue by the author.] Receipts: #275 3s. 6d. (174/15/6; tickets: 100/8/0) (charge: #105)

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    *p1782 05 06 CG The Count of Narbonne. As 17 Nov. 1781, but omitted: J. Bates. Also A Fete, scene I. A Forest. The Death of the Stag (singers not listed). Overture by Dr Arne. Hunting song, Give round the word, by Doyle. Foresters' Dance, scene II. The Cave of Echo. The Vauxhall Echo Catch, They say there is an echo here, by Davits, Robson, J. Wilson, Doyle, scene m. Mount Ida. Venus and the Grace, to whom she complains for the loss of her son [She that will but now discover}. Venus-Mrs Morton, scene IV. A Hall. Four and twenty fidlers all on a row, as 23 Apr. scene V. A Camp. For Freedom and his Native Land, by Mrs Kennedy; the music by Hook; the words by Hull. SCENE VI. The Cavern of Despair. Mad Tom, by Reinhold; the music by Purcell. SCENE VII. A Palace and a Banquet. Honest Friends and jovial Souls (singers not listed). To conclude with a Chorus and Dance. Attendant Genius-Miss Langrish. Also The What d'ye Call It. Jonas Dock (alias Timothy Peascod)-Lee Lewes; Sir Roger-Booth; Sir Humphrey-Fearon; Justice Statute-Jones; Steward-Thompson; Ghost of Jeffry Cackle-Baker; Mother's Ghost-Gushing; Ghost of a Child unborn-Master Langrish; Ghost of the Mother-Besford; Smut, the Farrier's Ghost (with a song)-Darley; Squire Thomas (alias Thomas Filbert)-Quick; Dorcas-Mrs Morton; Joyce-Miss Langrish; Kitty (alias Kitty Carrots)-Mrs Wilson; Susan (with 'Twas when the seas were roaring)-Mrs Kennedy. Prologue to the Tragedy spoken by Lee Lewes. comment. Benefit for Wild. Morning Herald, 20 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Wild, No. 145, Drury-Lane. 2nd piece: With Alterations. 3rd piece: Written by Gay, Author of The Beggar's Opera. [Prologue by the author.] Receipts: �275 3s. 6d. (174/15/6; tickets: 100/8/0) (charge: �105).
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    *p1782 05 06 CG The Count of Narbonne. ^As17811117^, but omitted: J. Bates .hathi.*a1782 05 06 CG A Fete, scene I. A Forest. The Death of the Stag (singers not listed). Overture by Dr Arne. Hunting song, Give round the word, by Doyle. Foresters' Dance, scene II. The Cave of Echo. The Vauxhall Echo Catch, They say there is an echo here, by Davits, Robson, J. Wilson, Doyle, scene m. Mount Ida. Venus and the Grace, to whom she complains for the loss of her son [She that will but now discover}. Venus-Mrs Morton, scene IV. A Hall. Four and twenty fidlers all on a row, ^as17820423^ scene V. A Camp. For Freedom and his Native Land, by Mrs Kennedy; the music by Hook; the words by Hull. SCENE VI. The Cavern of Despair. Mad Tom, by Reinhold; the music by Purcell. SCENE VII. A Palace and a Banquet. Honest Friends and jovial Souls (singers not listed). To conclude with a Chorus and Dance. Attendant Genius-Miss Langrish .hathi.*a1782 05 06 CG The What d'ye Call It. Jon^as^Dock (alias Timothy Peascod)-Lee Lewes; Sir Roger-Booth; Sir Humphrey-Fearon; Justice Statute-Jones; Steward-Thompson; Ghost of Jeffry Cackle-Baker; Mother's Ghost-Gushing; Ghost of a Child unborn-Master Langrish; Ghost of the Mother-Besford; Smut, the Farrier's Ghost (with a song)-Darley; Squire Thom^as^(alias Thom^as^Filbert)-Quick; Dorcas-Mrs Morton; Joyce-Miss Langrish; Kitty (alias Kitty Carrots)-Mrs Wilson; Susan (with 'Twas when the seas were roaring)-Mrs Kennedy. Prologue to the Tragedy spoken by Lee Lewes .hathi.*c1782 05 06 CG Benefit for Wild. Morning Herald, 20 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Wild, No. 145, Drury-Lane. 2nd piece: With Alterations. 3rd piece: Written by Gay, Author of The Beggar's Opera. [Prologue by the author.] Receipts: #275 3s. 6d. (174/15/6; tickets: 100/8/0) (charge: #105) .hathi.
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    Event: 42111 | 17820506 | CG | hathi | Benefit for Wild. Morning Herald, 20 Apr.: Tickets to be had of Wild, No. 145, Drury-Lane. 2nd piece: With Alterations. 3rd piece: Written by Gay, Author of The Beggar's Opera. [Prologue by the author.] Receipts: #275 3s. 6d. (174/15/6; tickets: 100/8/0) (charge: #105)
    Performance: 90201 | 42111 | p | The Count Of Narbonne | As17811117, but omitted: J. Bates .
    AsSeeDate: 90201 | CG | p | As | 17811117
    Cast:
    569927 | 90201 | : Austin | Henderson
    569928 | 90201 | Raymond | Wroughton
    569929 | 90201 | Theodore | Lewis
    569930 | 90201 | Fabian | Thompson
    569931 | 90201 | Officers of the Count | Fearon, J. Bates, Painter, &c.
    569932 | 90201 | Adelaide | Miss Satchell
    569933 | 90201 | Jacqueline | Mrs Morton
    569934 | 90201 | Hortensia | Miss Younge.
    Performance: 90202 | 42111 | a | A Fete, scene I | A Forest. The Death of the Stag (singers not listed). Overture by Dr Arne. Hunting song, Give round the word, by Doyle. Foresters' Dance, scene II. The Cave of Echo. The Vauxhall Echo Catch, They say there is an echo here, by Davits, Robson, J. Wilson, Doyle, scene m. Mount Ida. Venus and the Grace, to whom she complains for the loss of her son [She that will but now discover}. Venus-Mrs Morton, scene IV. A Hall. Four and twenty fidlers all on a row, as17820423 scene V. A Camp. For Freedom and his Native Land, by Mrs Kennedy; the music by Hook; the words by Hull. SCENE VI. The Cavern of Despair. Mad Tom, by Reinhold; the music by Purcell. SCENE VII. A Palace and a Banquet. Honest Friends and jovial Souls (singers not listed). To conclude with a Chorus and Dance. Attendant Genius-Miss Langrish .
    AsSeeDate: 90202 | CG | a | As | 17820423
    Cast:
    155582 | 90202 | . Venus | Mrs Morton, scene IV. A Hall. Four and twenty fidlers all on a row, as17820423 scene V. A Camp. For Freedom and his Native Land, by Mrs Kennedy
    155583 | 90202 | Attendant Genius | Miss Langrish
    569935 | 90202 | Barnaby Brittle | Quick
    569936 | 90202 | Lovemore | Robson
    569937 | 90202 | Jeremy | Edwin
    569938 | 90202 | Clodpole | Fearon
    569939 | 90202 | Sir Peter Pride | Booth
    569940 | 90202 | Damaris | Mrs Wilson
    569941 | 90202 | Lady Pride | Mrs Pitt
    569942 | 90202 | Mrs Brittle | Mrs Mattocks
    Performance: 90203 | 42111 | a | The What d'ye Call It | JonasDock (alias Timothy Peascod)-Lee Lewes; Sir Roger-Booth; Sir Humphrey-Fearon; Justice Statute-Jones; Steward-Thompson; Ghost of Jeffry Cackle-Baker; Mother's Ghost-Gushing; Ghost of a Child unborn-Master Langrish; Ghost of the Mother-Besford; Smut, the Farrier's Ghost (with a song)-Darley; Squire Thomas(alias ThomasFilbert)-Quick; Dorcas-Mrs Morton; Joyce-Miss Langrish; Kitty (alias Kitty Carrots)-Mrs Wilson; Susan (with 'Twas when the seas were roaring)-Mrs Kennedy. Prologue to the Tragedy spoken by Lee Lewes .
    Cast:
    155584 | 90203 | JonasDock | Lee Lewes
    155585 | 90203 | Sir Roger | Booth
    155586 | 90203 | Sir Humphrey | Fearon
    155587 | 90203 | Justice Statute | Jones
    155588 | 90203 | Steward | Thompson
    155589 | 90203 | Ghost of Jeffry Cackle | Baker
    155590 | 90203 | Mother's Ghost | Gushing
    155591 | 90203 | Ghost of a Child unborn | Master Langrish
    155592 | 90203 | Ghost of the Mother | Besford
    155593 | 90203 | the Farrier's Ghost | Darley
    155594 | 90203 | Squire Thomas | Quick
    155595 | 90203 | Dorcas | Mrs Morton
    155596 | 90203 | Joyce | Miss Langrish
    155597 | 90203 | Kitty | Mrs Wilson
    155598 | 90203 | Susan | Mrs Kennedy. Prologue to the Tragedy spoken by Lee Lewes

Mainpiece

Comments:
As17811117, but omitted: J. Bates .
Cast:

Afterpiece

Comments:
A Forest. The Death of the Stag (singers not listed). Overture by Dr Arne. Hunting song, Give round the word, by Doyle. Foresters' Dance, scene II. The Cave of Echo. The Vauxhall Echo Catch, They say there is an echo here, by Davits, Robson, J. Wilson, Doyle, scene m. Mount Ida. Venus and the Grace, to whom she complains for the loss of her son [She that will but now discover}. Venus-Mrs Morton, scene IV. A Hall. Four and twenty fidlers all on a row, as17820423 scene V. A Camp. For Freedom and his Native Land, by Mrs Kennedy; the music by Hook; the words by Hull. SCENE VI. The Cavern of Despair. Mad Tom, by Reinhold; the music by Purcell. SCENE VII. A Palace and a Banquet. Honest Friends and jovial Souls (singers not listed). To conclude with a Chorus and Dance. Attendant Genius-Miss Langrish .

Afterpiece

Comments:
JonasDock (alias Timothy Peascod)-Lee Lewes; Sir Roger-Booth; Sir Humphrey-Fearon; Justice Statute-Jones; Steward-Thompson; Ghost of Jeffry Cackle-Baker; Mother's Ghost-Gushing; Ghost of a Child unborn-Master Langrish; Ghost of the Mother-Besford; Smut, the Farrier's Ghost (with a song)-Darley; Squire Thomas(alias ThomasFilbert)-Quick; Dorcas-Mrs Morton; Joyce-Miss Langrish; Kitty (alias Kitty Carrots)-Mrs Wilson; Susan (with 'Twas when the seas were roaring)-Mrs Kennedy. Prologue to the Tragedy spoken by Lee Lewes .

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