BILLY.

I've learn'd the letters in the book,
By post you've letters fent, (to Sullivan)
But till of late you're fuch a rook,
You knew not what they meant.

SULLIVAN.

All Letters nonfenfe are to me,
But Letters call'd G, O, L, D.

With a fal lal la.

THE END.

R. Cruikshank, Del.

Peeping Tom of Coventry.

G. W. Bonner Se.

CHORUS.-Peeping Tom, Crazy, and the Mayor.

Merry is your ding-dong, happy, gay, and free,
Merry is your sing-song, merry let us be.

Act 1, Scene 4.

A MUSICAL FARCE,

En Two Acts,

BY JOHN O'KEEFFE,

Author of The Agreeable Surprise, The Highland Reel, The Son-in-Law,
The Poor Soldier, The Prisoner at Large, Love in a Camp, Wild
Oats, The Farmer, Fontainbleau, Sprigs of Laurel, &c.

PRINTED FROM THE ACTING COPY, WITH REMARKS,
BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL, BY D.-G.

To which are added,

A DESCRIPTION OF THE COSTUME,-CAST OF THE CHARACTERS,-
ENTRANCES AND EXITS, RELATIVE POSITIONS OF THE
PERFORMERS ON THE STAGE, AND THE WHOLE

OF THE STAGE BUSINESS,

As performed at the

THEATRES ROYAL, LONDON.

EMBELLISHED WITH A FINE ENGRAVING,
By Mr. BONNER, from a drawing taken in the Theatre, by
MR. R. CRUIKSHANK.

LONDON:

OHN CUMBERLAND, 2, CUMBERLAND TERRACE,

CAMDEN NEW TOWN.

VOL. II.

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