Based off of incidents involving Cornelius Kelly as written by Mrs. Hodson, David Garrick wrote the prologue to this play that features Mr. Woodward weeping.  
This play that mentions the stage direction "Exeunt Servants, running about as if frightened, different ways" features a chase through "feather-bed lane" and "up and down hill." Based off of incidents involving Cornelius Kelly as written by Mrs. Hodson, David Garrick wrote the prologue to this play that features Mr. Woodward weeping.  One character is given a letter about some fresh horses whose contents are altered to gambling instead, while Sir Charles's son woos what he thinks is a barmaid, in what might be Three Pigeons Bar. Marlow and Kate desire to marry in this play set at Mrs. Hardcastle's home. Constance Neville loves Hastings in, for ten points, what play featuring Tony Lumpkin written by Oliver Goldsmith?
This play that mentions the stage direction "Exeunt Servants, running about as if frightened, different ways" features a chase through "feather-bed lane" and "up and down hill."
{She Stoops} to {Conquer}