20 January 1750

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Theatre: Drury Lane Theatre
Theatrical Season: 1749-1750
Volume: 4
Comments: By Particular Desire. Paid salary list #305 15s. 6d.; Mrs Hobson a bill 14s. 9d.; Paid Mr Mattocks as per order #1 1s.; Paid Mr Cartony for 12 yds. silver lace #9 12s.; Bought 12 lbs. Lampwicke #1 (Treasurer's Book). Next Monday will be reviv'd a Comedy (not acted these 30 years) call'd Friendship in Fashion, written by Otway. Receipts: #160 (Cross); #162 6s. (Treasurer's Book). Daily Advertiser: To Mr W-d, Sir, After the many defeats you have already suffer'd in the Mimical War between us, to which Ireland as well as England have been laughing witnesses; I was greatly surpris'd to hear that you again intended to provoke my future vengeance, by dressing at me in the character of Malagene, which you are to perform in the reviv'd play Friendship in Fashion. Whatever you may think, Mr W-d, these public exhibitions of particular persons by no means become the dignity of the stage, & though a disorder in my Finances may occasionally have urged me to some Pleasant attacks in this way, yet give me leave to say, I never was abandoned enough to think 'em justifiable...Your intended attack on me...as the character you are to represent is...indeed not that of the most nice Morality; who knows but that...some may cry, "Tis he from head to Foot." As you are sensible this would be doing me great Injustice, & in my present circumstances might be particularly injurious to me, I expect you will alter the Design

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    Source: London Stage Information Bank

    *p??dl The Orphan. As 11 Dec. 1749. *a??dl A Duke and no Duke. As 15 Jan. *b??dl <i>SSavoyard Travellers</i>. As 18 Jan. *c??dl By Particular Desire. Paid salary list #305 15s. 6d.; $Mrs Hobson= a bill 14s. 9d.; Paid $Mr Mattocks= as per order #1 1s.; Paid $Mr Cartony= for 12 yds. silver lace #9 12s.; Bought 12 lbs. Lampwicke #1 (Treasurer's Book). Next Monday will be reviv'd a Comedy (not acted these 30 years) call'd <i>Friendship in Fashion</i>, written by $Otway=. Receipts: #160 ($Cross=); #162 6s. (Treasurer's Book). <i>Daily Advertiser</i>: To Mr W-d, Sir, After the many defeats you have already suffer'd in the Mimical War between us, to which <i>Ireland</i> as well as <i>England</i> have been laughing witnesses; I was greatly surpris'd to hear that you again intended to provoke my future vengeance, by dressing at me in the character of <i>Malagene</i>r, which you are to perform in the reviv'd play <i>Friendship in Fashion</i>. Whatever you may think, Mr W-d, these public exhibitions of particular persons by no means become the dignity of the stage, & though a disorder in my Finances may occasionally have urged me to some Pleasant attacks in this way, yet give me leave to say, I never was abandoned enough to think 'em justifiable...Your intended attack on me...as the character you are to represent is...indeed not that of the most nice Morality; who knows but that...some may cry, "Tis he from head to Foot." As you are sensible this would be doing me great Injustice, & in my present circumstances might be particularly injurious to me, I expect you will alter the Design.
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    *p1750 01 20 dl The Orphan. ^As17491211^.*a1750 01 20 dl A Duke and no Duke. ^As17500115^.*b1750 01 20 dl <i>SSavoyard Travellers</i>. ^As17500118^.*c1750 01 20 dl By Particular Desire. Paid salary list #305 15s. 6d.; $Mrs Hobson= a bill 14s. 9d.; Paid $Mr Mattocks= as per order #1 1s.; Paid $Mr Cartony= for 12 yds. silver lace #9 12s.; Bought 12 lbs. Lampwicke #1 (Treasurer's Book). Next Monday will be reviv'd a Comedy (not acted these 30 years) call'd <i>Friendship in Fashion</i>, written by $Otway=. Receipts: #160 ($Cross=); #162 6s. (Treasurer's Book). <i>Daily Advertiser</i>: To Mr W-d, Sir, After the many defeats you have already suffer'd in the Mimical War between us, to which <i>Ireland</i> as well as <i>England</i> have been laughing witnesses; I was greatly surpris'd to hear that you again intended to provoke my future vengeance, by dressing at me in the character of <i>Malagene</i>r, which you are to perform in the reviv'd play <i>Friendship in Fashion</i>. Whatever you may think, Mr W-d, these public exhibitions of particular persons by no means become the dignity of the stage, & though a disorder in my Finances may occasionally have urged me to some Pleasant attacks in this way, yet give me leave to say, I never was abandoned enough to think 'em justifiable...Your intended attack on me...as the character you are to represent is...indeed not that of the most nice Morality; who knows but that...some may cry, "Tis he from head to Foot." As you are sensible this would be doing me great Injustice, & in my present circumstances might be particularly injurious to me, I expect you will alter the Design.
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    Event: 25090 | 17500120 | dl | By Particular Desire. Paid salary list #305 15s. 6d.; $Mrs Hobson= a bill 14s. 9d.; Paid $Mr Mattocks= as per order #1 1s.; Paid $Mr Cartony= for 12 yds. silver lace #9 12s.; Bought 12 lbs. Lampwicke #1 (Treasurer's Book). Next Monday will be reviv'd a Comedy (not acted these 30 years) call'd <i>Friendship in Fashion</i>, written by $Otway=. Receipts: #160 ($Cross=); #162 6s. (Treasurer's Book). <i>Daily Advertiser</i>: To Mr W-d, Sir, After the many defeats you have already suffer'd in the Mimical War between us, to which <i>Ireland</i> as well as <i>England</i> have been laughing witnesses; I was greatly surpris'd to hear that you again intended to provoke my future vengeance, by dressing at me in the character of <i>Malagene</i>, which you are to perform in the reviv'd play <i>Friendship in Fashion</i>. Whatever you may think, Mr W-d, these public exhibitions of particular persons by no means become the dignity of the stage, & though a disorder in my Finances may occasionally have urged me to some Pleasant attacks in this way, yet give me leave to say, I never was abandoned enough to think 'em justifiable...Your intended attack on me...as the character you are to represent is...indeed not that of the most nice Morality; who knows but that...some may cry, "Tis he from head to Foot." As you are sensible this would be doing me great Injustice, & in my present circumstances might be particularly injurious to me, I expect you will alter the Design
    Performance: 50103 | 25090 | p | The Orphan | As17491211.
    AsSeeDate: 50103 | dl | p | As | 17491211
    Cast:
    364736 | 50103 | Acasto | Berry.
    364737 | 50103 | Monimia | Mrs Ward
    364738 | 50103 | Castalio | Barry
    364739 | 50103 | Polydore | Havard
    364740 | 50103 | Chamont | Garrick
    364741 | 50103 | Chaplain | Blakes
    364742 | 50103 | Serina | Miss Cole
    364743 | 50103 | Page | Miss Yates
    364744 | 50103 | Florella | Mrs Green.
    Performance: 50104 | 25090 | a | A Duke and no Duke | As17500115.
    AsSeeDate: 50104 | dl | a | As | 17500115
    Cast:
    364745 | 50104 | Trappolin | Woodward
    Performance: 50105 | 25090 | b | <i>SSavoyard Travellers</i> | As17500118.
    AsSeeDate: 50105 | dl | b | As | 17500118
    Cast:
    364746 | 50105 | Principal Savoyards | Grandchamps, Mlle Auretti, Mathews, Mrs Addison
    364747 | 50105 | Children Savoyards | Little Swiss, Miss Popling
    364748 | 50105 | Peasants | M'Neil, Mlle delaContri

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As17491211.
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Afterpiece

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As17500115.
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Ballet

Comment: SSavoyard Travellers. As17500118

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