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CHAPTER XVIII. HANDBILLS, INSCRIPTIONS, ETC.

their Gothic seats, had tickets in return; which being taken at the doors, admitted them to descend into the ‘theatre.’” The bill is as follows:—

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Change of Performance each Day.

RICHARDSON’S

THEATRE.

This Day will be performed, an entire New Melo-Drama, called the

WANDERING

OUTLAW,

Or, the Hour of Retribution.

Gustavus, Elector of SaxonyMr. Wright.
Orsina, Baron of HolsteinMr. Cooper.
Ulric and Albert, Vassals to OrsinaMessrs. Grove and Moore.
St. Clair, the Wandering OutlawMr. Smith.
Rinalda, the Accusing SpiritMr. Darling.
Monks, Vassals, Hunters, &c.
Rosabella, Wife to the OutlawMrs. Smith.
Nuns and Ladies.

The Piece concludes with the Death of Orsina, and the Appearance

of the

ACCUSING SPIRIT.

The Entertainments to conclude with a New Comic Harlequinade, *with New Scenery, Tricks, Dresses, and

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