Mad. She is not dead, but her looks are wild.

Act 2.-Scene 1.

ORIGINAL REMARKS -SKETCHES-MEMOIRS COSTUME CHARACTERS-EXITS-ENTRANCES

AND GENERAL DIRECTIONS.

EMBELLISHED WITH AN ENGRAVING, From a Drawing taken in the Theatre during representation.

LONDON:

JAMES PATTIE, 4, BRYDGES STREET,
COVENT GARDEN.

As performed at the Royal City of London Theatre.

GRAND DUKE-Robe and Tunic.

LORD CHAMBERLAIN-Insignia of Office-Hat and Feathers.

PRINCE FREDERICK-1st dress: Private Uniform of the German Service-2nd dress: Splendid Uniform of a General in ditto.

THEODORE-Page's dress.

ALBERTO MAVŘODI-Peasant's dress.

MARGRAVE-Old Courtier's dress of the Court of

Germany.

ERNESTINA Grand Dress of a Duchess, satin, with

train.

NAOMIE-1st dress: Peasant Girl's Dress. 2nd dress; Splendid silk vest-diamonds, &c.

ROSINE-Peasant Girl's Dress.

STAGE DIRECTIONS.

The Editor of this Work prints no Plays but those which he has seen acted. The Stage Directions are from personal observations during the performance.

R. means (Right.) L. (Left.) C. (Centre.) R. C. (Right of Centre.) L. C. (Left of Centre.) D. F. (Door in the Flat or Scene running across the back of the Stage.) C. D. F. (Centre Door in Flat.) R. D. F. (Right Door in Flat.) L. D. F. (Left Door in Flat.) R. D. (Right Door.) L. D. (Left Door.) S. E. (Second Entrance.) U. E. (Upper Entrance.) C. D. (Centre Door.)