... Deborah Woodcock.—After which, will be revived, O'Keefe's celebrated Farce of TH E FARMER. Jemmy Jumps, Mr. Harley; and Betty Blackberry, Madame Vestris; their first appearance in those characters.—New Comic Songs by Mr. Harley; the celebrated Mock Italian ...

... O'Keefe's revived Farce of • • they were of all . . . 1.14 E F A RM ' &that tnt.se beg . iumils,by . Mr. Harley; and Betty Blackberry, by rniting the ,breaking, ianatu e Vest ris, their first appearance in those charac t ers. A Comic song by Mr. Knight ; ...

... Braham and Madame Vestris, Alter which, O'Keefe's laughable Farce of THE FARMER. Jemmy Jumps, by Mr. Harley ; and Betty Blackberry, by Madame Vestris, their first appearance in those characters. The Evening's Entertainments to conclude with A VOCAL CONCERT ...

... and Madame Yestrit. After labia will be tevivtal, O'Kerffc's laughable Farce of THE FARAI LIU Jemmy lamps, Mr. Harley; and Blackberry, Madame Yrmiis (their Aral sportswear be Mese elbriesetsr). The with A VOCAL CONCERT% alien the wage w ill reprna rot no ...

... amorous parson, a Carmelite, whose promise of absohition was instant, but out of season. Nuns were plentiful as blackberries, and the Franciscans appeared by their slang to have T isited the Holy Land. There was a French physiognomist; who ...

... WAiittr, on the diplomatic department, were intacthir on the Noble Lord's own especial domain. Were as plentif u l as blackberries, he would give none c ompulsion His Majesty's confidential servants If th e e O nly judges of this matter, and he would ...