'14. Rich _Dives_ in Hell, and _Lazarus_ in _Abraham's_ Bosom, seen in a most glorious Object, all in machines, descending in a Throne, Guarded with multitudes of Angels, with the Breaking of the Clouds, discovering the Palace of the Sun, in double and treble Prospects, to the Admiration of all Spectators. Likewise several Rich and Large Figures, which Dances _Jiggs_, _Sarabrands_, Anticks, and Country _Dances_, between every Act; compleated with the merry Humours of Sir John Spendall, and _Punchanello_, with several other things never yet Expos'd. Perform'd by Mat Heatly. Vivat Regina.' This show seems to have been popular, for in another fair we have it again with variations: 'At _Crawly's_ Booth, over against the _Crown Tavern_ in _Smithfield_ during the time of _Bartholomew Fair_, will be presented a little _Opera_ call'd, _The Old Creation of the World_, yet newly reviv'd, with the addition of _Noah's Flood_; also several Fountains playing Water during the time of the Play. 'The last Scene does present _Noah_ and his _Family_ coming out of the Ark, with all the Beasts, two by two, and all the _Fowls_ of the Air seen in a Prospect sitting upon the Trees. Likewise over the Ark is seen the Sun rising in a most glorious manner, moreover a multitude of Angels will be seen in a double rank, which presents a double prospect, one for the Sun, the other for a Palace, where will be seen six Angels, ringing six Bells. 'Likewise Machines descends from above, double and trible, with _Dives_ rising out of Hell, and _Lazarus_ seen in _Abraham's_ bosom, besides several _Figures_ dancing _Jiggs_, _Sarabrands_, and _Country Dances_, to the Admiration of all Spectators; with the merry Conceit of Squire _Punch_ and Sir _John Spendall_. 'All this is compleated with an Entertainment of Singing and Dancing with several Naked Swords, Perform'd by a Child of Eight Years of Age, to the general Satisfaction of all Persons. Vivat Regina.' As a specimen of the dancing booth Ward visited, take the following handbill: 'James Miles, From _Sadler's_ Wells, at _Islington_; NOW keeps the GUN MUSICK BOOTH, in _Bartholomew_ Fair. Whereas Mr. _Miles_ by his Care and Diligence to oblige the Gentry, and all others that are Lovers and Judges of good Musick, has put himself to an extraordinary Charge, in getting such Performers, as, no doubt, will give a general Satisfaction to all. This is also to give Notice to all Gentlemen, Ladies, and Others, That they may be accommodated with all Sorts of Wine, and other Liquors; with several extraordinary Entertainments of Singing and Dancing, which was never perform'd at the Fair, viz.:-- '1. A New Dance between Three Bullies and Three Quakers. '2. A New Dance between Two Spirits and Two Scaramouches. '3. A New Dance between Four Swans and Four _Indians_ riding on their Backs. '4. A Wrestler's Dance, performed by Two Youths.