MISS SARAH SNARE _(An insinuating } spinster.)_, _1st dress._ White muslin } petticoat, black velvet spencer, pink satin } MRS. DANSON. high-crowned bonnet and green feathers. _(2nd } dress.)_ Green satin and pink ribbons, black } wig dressed in high French bows } MISS JESSY MEADOWS _(A romantic spinster.)_ } White muslin dress mittens. _(2nd dress in } MISS TRAVERS. the last scene.)_ White lace over white satin } with roses } Time of representation, 2 hours. EXPLANATION OF THE STAGE DIRECTIONS. L. means first entrance, left. R. first entrance, right. S.E.L. second entrance, left. S.E.R. second entrance, right. U.E.L. upper entrance, left. U.E.R. upper entrance, right. C. centre, L.C. left centre. R.C. right centre. T.E.L. third entrance, left. T.E.R. third entrance, right. Observing you are supposed to face the audience. ADVERTISEMENT. "SINGLE LIFE" is intended as a companion picture to the same author's Comedy of "MARRIED LIFE;" and as that attempted to illustrate a few of the humours of the state matrimonial, and interest an audience without the introduction of any lovers whatever, in going to the opposite extreme in "SINGLE LIFE," and making his characters "_Lovers all,_" he has been equally successful in pourtraying some of the vagaries of courtship, and showing that the democratic region of celibacy has its bickerings, as well as the most loyal one of "The United States." SINGLE LIFE. ACT I. SCENE I.--_An apartment at MR. NIGGLE'S. A sideboard, with cupboard, on the U.E.R. Window, with curtains, on the F.E.L. A round table, L., chairs, &c._ _MISS SNARE discovered seated at table, L., looking over the books, &c._