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ls!!!_ A wealthy lord of Ireland, had a goodly faire house new-built but the broken bricks, tiles, sand, lime, &c. &c. lay confused in heapes about the building; the lord demanded of his surveyor, wherefore the rubbish was not carried away; the surveyor said he proposed to hyre an hundred carts for the purpose. The lord replied, that the charge of carts might be saved; for a pit might be dug in the ground and bury it. My lord, said the surveyor, I pray you what will wee doe with the earth, which we digge out of the pit? Why you whore-son coxcombe, said the lord, canst thou not dig the pit deepe enough and bury all together? * * * * * _Theatre, Ambleside, Winandermere._ Such an incident as the comedy of "The Poor Gentleman" having been represented by _four_ persons, we should imagine not to be paralleled, had we not before our eyes the advertisement of a farce in no better a situation. What such exhibitions are, they only who have witnessed them are able to inform us. The bill is certainly a curiosity, and as you pay particular attention to the theatricals, I am induced to present you with it, for the entertainment of your readers. T. A. S. THEATRE. _White Lion, Ambleside._ On Wednesday evening, September 18. _Will be presented the much admired new comedy of_ THE POOR GENTLEMAN, _Or the Love of Argument._ Lieut Worthington, } _Mr. Weile._ Humphrey Dobbins, } Sir Robert Bramble, } Corporal Ross, } _Mr. Deans._ Ollapod the Apothecary, } Stephen Harroby, } Sir Charles Cropland, } _Mr. Johnston._ Frederick Bramble, } Miss Lucretia Mac Tab, } Miss Emily Worthington, } _Mrs. Deans._ _After the play the following Songs, &c._ My Mary's true by Mrs. Deans. Knowing Joe among the show folks, by Mr. Johnston. Comic Songs, by Mr. Weile. Hipsley's drunken man, by Mr. Johnston. To conclude with the laughable farce of BARNABY BRITTLE, _Or, a Wife at her wits' End._ Barnaby Brittle, _Mr. Deans._ Sir Peter Pride, } _Mr. Weile._ Clodpole, } Lovemore, } _Mr. Johnston._ Jeremy, } Mrs. Brittle, } Damaras, } _Mrs. Deans._ Tickets of admission to be had at
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