_Mush._ Mr. Diggerty--madam--ladies-- _Omnes._ Ha, ha, ha! away with him--away with him. _Mush._ Mr. Diggerty, you shall answer for this. _Omnes._ Away with him--away with him. Ha, ha, ha! [_He is carried off._ _O’Dogh._ Now, gentlemen and ladies, you may go plunder one another at cards and dice as fast as you can--and, like the Count, make yourselves objects for a farce.--If every fine lady and coxcomb in this town were turned into a farce, faith we should be the merriest people in all Europe--but ours is over for to-night, and pretty well upon the whole. Indeed, I think ’tis very fairly ended: The coxcomb’s punish’d; The fine Irish lady’s mended. F I N I S. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Transcriber’s Notes For consistency, a hyphen has been added to the word “to-night” on pages 37, 38, and 40. This file uses _underscores_ to indicate italic text. New original cover art included with this eBook is granted to the public domain. Itemized changes from the original text: • p. 6: Changed “goal” to “gaol” in “nothing will remain but a gaol, or an escape in the packet.” • p. 12: Changed “wont” to “won’t” in “I hope you won’t accept of leases upon those terms.” • p. 33: Changed question mark to period after “Shew the company into this room.” • p. 34: Supplied missing period after “Mrs” in “Mrs. Dig” in line beginning “Major, how is your gout.” • p. 37: Supplied missing period after stage direction “(gives a note).”