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A two-act farce by James Townley First presented at Drury Lane on October 31, 1759. Published by Newbery (London) in the same year.

1807: Produced on 10 October by the Garrison Players, led by Mr Morgan, Captain Frazer and Captain Collins, as afterpiece to The Brothers (Cumberland). A prologue, written and delivered by Captain Collins, names a number other performers who had become part of the Garriosn Players in the years preceding. An epilogue written and delivered by Captain Frazer, concluded the evening's entertainment.

1822: In the African Theatre on 14th and 16th August, 1822 by the Garrison Players, along with John Bull, or an Englishman's Fireside , as a charity performance for shipwrecked sailors.

Bosman, 1928: p 73-5; 180-181;

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-: Produced on 10 October by the [[Garrison Players]], led by [[Captain Morgan]], [[Captain Frazer]] and [[Captain Collins]], as afterpiece to ''[[The Brothers]]'' (Cumberland). A [[prologue]], written and delivered by [[Captain Collins]],  names a number other performers who had become part of the Garriosn Players in the years preceding. An [[epilogue]] written and delivered by [[Captain Frazer]], concluded the evening's entertainment.
+: Produced on 10 October by the [[Garrison Players]], led by [[Mr Morgan]], [[Captain Frazer]] and [[Captain Collins]], as afterpiece to ''[[The Brothers]]'' (Cumberland). A [[prologue]], written and delivered by [[Captain Collins]],  names a number other performers who had become part of the Garriosn Players in the years preceding. An [[epilogue]] written and delivered by [[Captain Frazer]], concluded the evening's entertainment.
 : In the [[African Theatre]] on 14th and 16th August, 1822 by the [[Garrison Players]], along with ''[[John Bull, or an Englishman's Fireside]]'' , as a charity performance for shipwrecked sailors.
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