The Country Squire, or Two Days at the Hill

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is a comedy in two acts by Charles Dance (1794–1863)[1] Also referred to simply as The Country Squire in some sources.

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First performed at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden in London, on January 19th 1837.

The full title as published in Webster's Acting National Drama by Chapman and Hall in 1837(?), is The Country Squire, or Two Days at the Hall, though it is wrongly given by Bosmnan (p.416) as The Country Squire, or Two Days at the Hill, but this may have been an error by the performers or printer of the programme rather than by the historian.

1848: Performed by All the World's a Stage in Cape Town as The Country Squire, or Two Days at the Hill on Thursday 21 September 1848 in the Hope Street Theatre, accompanied by the "celebrated Ethiopian Serenaders", a clog hornpipe performance and some comic songs, before concluding with the farce Advice Gratis by Charles Dance.