Hen. Cooke

Henry Cook, bookseller, at the Hawk near Water Lane in Fleet Street and at the Golden Ball near Chancery Lane in Fleet Street.

This Day is published,
[Price One Shilling.]
The Welsh OPERA: Or, the Grey Mare the better Horse. As it is acted at the new Theatre in the Hay Market. Written by Scriblerus Secundus, Author of the Tragedy of Tragedies.

Cobler. Say, why what d' ye think I say? I say,
All Men are married for their Sins,
And that a Batchelor Cobler, is bappier
than a Hen peck'd Prince.

Printed and Sold by H. Cook, at the Hawk near Water Lane, at the Golden Ball near Chancery Lane, both in Fleet Street, at the new Pamphlet Shop at Charing Cross, at S. How's next the Anodyne Necklace without Temple-bar, and by the Booksellers of London and Westminster.

N. B. This Opera is the same as was intended to have been adted with some few Additions, under the Tirle of the Grub-street Opera, but was suppress'd by some secret Influence.

—The Daily Post Boy, 26 June 1731