Multum in parvo. A theatrical nosegay! From the hot-house of genius. On [blank] evening, March [blank] at the King's Head Inn. Hamlet. Hamlet's instruction to the players. Hamlet and Ophelia. By particular desire Mr. Pearson will recite Sterne's Liberty and Slavery. The maid of the mill, Lord A. Imworth and Patty. Queen Mab, from Shakespeare, By Mr. Pearson. Pearson's post-haste Observations on a Journey to Paris. George Barnwell, George Barnwell and Millwood. A favourite Song by Mrs. Pearson. Othello's Apology to the senators of Venice, by Mr. Pearson. Love for Love, tattle (a Fop) and Miss Prue, Ben (a Sailor) and Miss Prue. The whole to conclude with Hippesly's Drunken man, By Mr. Pearson. Tickets to be had at the Bar. Admittance, Two Shillings and One Shilling.

  • Pearson, Mr., active 1787-1798.
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[London? : s.n., 1798?]

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