under different disguises, so as to pocket the fees. Burchell is another villain, having unlawfully possessed himself of his nephew’s titles and estates. Olivia is a very forward minx, who tells the virtuous Squire Thornhill all about the pleasures of London, especially the gay and giddy Inventories, and who begs and induces him to run away with her. Even Sophia is cunning enough to discover Burchell’s identity, and to sum up all the worldly advantages of catching him matrimonially. The Cast when the Burlesque was first produced was as follows:―― THE VICAR OF WIDEAWAKEFIELD, OR THE MISS-TERRY-OUS UNCLE, Written by H. P. STEPHENS & W. YARDLEY, The Original Music by FLORIAN PASCAL. The Dances arranged by Madame KATTI LANNER. The New Scenery by Mr. E. G. BANKS. CHARACTERS. Dr. Primrose (Vicar of Wideawakefield) Mr. A. ROBERTS Squire Thornhill Miss VIOLET CAMERON Mr. Burchell Mr. T. SQUIRE Moses } { Mr. J. JARVIS Bill } The Vicar’s Sons { Miss M. PEARCE Dick } { Miss G. TYLER Leigh (a Vagabond) Miss LESLEY BELL Farmer Flamborough Mr. CORRY Mrs. Primrose Miss HARRIET COVENEY Olivia } { Miss LAURA LINDEN Sophia } her Daughters { Miss AGNES HEWITT Polly Flamborough Miss SYLVIA GREY Gipsy Woman Miss M. RAYSON In _The Retaliation_ Goldsmith treated David Garrick with some severity, and the cause may perhaps be found in some lines written by Garrick, descriptive of the curious character of Goldsmith, and therefore forming a fitting conclusion to this Collection of Parodies of his works:―― JUPITER AND MERCURY, A FABLE,