One of this play's two settings is frequented by a pewter platter spinner named Tom Twist and a horse doctor named Jack Slang.  Roger and Diggory are servants in the employ of a character whose role was originated by Ned Shuter, an actor mentioned in the prologue written by David Garrick.  Two characters in this play are directed to the Buck's Head, recognizable by the pair of horns over its door, after asking for directions at the Three Jolly Pigeons.  Constance Neville winds up with George Has
One of this play's two settings is frequented by a pewter platter spinner named Tom Twist and a horse doctor named Jack Slang.  Roger and Diggory are servants in the employ of a character whose role was originated by Ned Shuter, an actor mentioned in the prologue written by David Garrick.  Two characters in this play are directed to the Buck's Head, recognizable by the pair of horns over its door, after asking for directions at the Three Jolly Pigeons.  Constance Neville winds up with George Hastings despite the schemes of the mother of Tony Lumpkin.  Young Marlow ends up marrying Kate Hardcastle after mistaking her for a serving wench in, FTP, this comedy by Oliver Goldsmith.
One of this play's two settings is frequented by a pewter platter spinner named Tom Twist and a horse doctor named Jack Slang.  
She Stoops to Conquer