Brotherton Library

Nineteenth-Century Playbills

Handlist of playbills of the nineteenth century given to the Library by Mrs Blanche Legat Leigh (died 194 5) and Professor P.H. Sawyer.

The collection is shelved in Special Collections: : Playbills

Contents

Pages 1-7: 1-65: Given by Mrs Leigh Pages 8-9: 66-75: Given by Professor Sawyer Pages 10-2 9: Index of Authors, Titles and actors 1 -65: Playbills given by Mrs Leigh

1. 7th Feb. 1806. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Travellers; or, Music's Fascination, by Andrew Cherry (17 62 -1812). Three Weeks after Marriage, by Arthur Murphy (1727-1805),

2. 14th Feb. 1807. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Jealous Wife, by George Colman the elder (1732-94); Tekeli; or, The Siege of Montgatz, by Theodore Edward Hook (17 88-1841).

3. 10th Nov. 1808. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Siege of St. Quintin; or, Spanish Heroism, by T . E. Hook; : The Spoil'd Child, by Isaac Bickerstaffe (173 5-1812),

4. 24th July, 1810. Lyceum Theatre, English Opera. , by Richard Brinsley Sheridan (1751- 1816); Twenty Years Ago! by (17 82 -183 5).

5. 1st April, 1811. King's Theatre, Haymarket. The Earl of Warwick.

.6. 10th Oct. 1812. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Hamlet, Prince, of Denmark, by (1564 -1616); The Devil to Pay; or, The Wives Metamorphosed, by Charles Coffey (d.1745) and John Mottley (1692-1750).

7. 25th May, 1813. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. The Gameste; by Mrs Susannah Centlivre (1667-1723); The Devil to Pay, by C. Coffey and J. Mottley,

8. 22nd June, 1813. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Douglas, by Rev. John Home (1722-1808); The Pannel, by (1757 -1823 ).

9. 6th Sept. 1813* Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. John Bull; or, An Englishman's F ire -side, by George Colman the younger (1762-1836); Killing no Murder, by T.E. Hook.

10. 28th Sept. 1813. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Artaxerxes, by Dr. Thomas Augustine Arne (1710-78); ; j . At Home, ascribed to Sir Henry Bate Dudley (1745- 1824); Tom Thumb the Great. • 2 -

11. 5th Oct. 1813. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Merchant of Venice, by Shakespeare; Lodoiska, by Thomas John Pitt Dibdin (1771-1841).

12. 29th Oct. 1813. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. The Beggar's Opera, by John Gay (1685-1732); The Miller and his Men, by I. Pocock.

13. 11th July, 1814. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. King Richard the Third, by Shakespeare; Lock and Key, by Prince Hoare (17 55-1834).

14. 1st July, 1815. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Wild Oats; or, The Strolling Gentlemen, by John O'Keeffe (1747-1833); Past Ten O'Clock and a Rainy Night, by T . J. Dibdin.

15. 27th April, 1816. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, The School for Scandal, by R, B. Sheridan; G a rrick Ju b ilee, including a Pageant of the Characters of Shakespeare.

1 64 2 9th June, 1816. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. King Henry VIII, by Shakespeare; John of Paris , by I, Pocock.

17. 16th Dec. 1816. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Guy Mannering; or, The Gipsey's Prophecy, adapted by (1789-1829) and Sir Walter Scott; Bluebeard; or, Female Curiosity, by George Colman the younger.

18( 27th Sept. 1817. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Suspicious Husband, by Benjamin Hoadly (1706- 57); Frightened to Death, by Walley Chamberlain Oulton (1770? -1820? )

19. 29th Sept. 1817. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Merchant of Venice, by Shakespeare; The Cobler of Preston, by Charles Johnson (1697 - 174 8).

20. 31st March, 1818. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Rob Roy, The Gregarach, adapted by George Soane (17 90-1860); Follies of a Day; or, The Marriage of Figaro, by Thomas Holcroft (1744-1809).

21. 6th April, 1818. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Rob Roy, the Gregarach, by George Soane; The Sleeping Draught, by Samson Penley. - 3 -

22. 6th April, 1818. Theatre Royal, English Opera, Strand. Mail Coach Adventures, by the elder (177 6-183 5).

23. 9th June, 1819. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Douglas, by J. Home; • Per sanation, '"by Mar ie-TherSse Kemble (nee De Camp, 1773-183 8); The Critick, by R . B. Sheridan.

24. 15th Jan. 1820. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. GaUantry; or, Adventures in Madrid, by S. Penley; Jack and the Bean Stalk; or, Harlequin and the Ogre, by Charles Isaac Mungo Pitt Dibdin (17 68- 1833).

25. 26th Feb. 1820. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. The Antiquary, adapted by I. Pocock and D. Terry; Too Late for Dinner, by Richard Jones (177 9-1851); {also attributed to T.E. Hook).

26. 3rd March, 1820. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. ■ ■ Don Giovanni, by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart(1756-91); Miscellaneous Act; Acis and Galatea, by George Frederick Handel (1685-1759).

27. 13th March, 1820. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Hebrew, by George Soane; Jack and the Bean Stalk, by C.I. M. P. Dibdin.

28. 28th June, 1821. Theatre Royal, English Opera House, Strand. Two Words: or, Silent not Dumb, by Samuel James ' ' ' Arnold, (1774-1852). Is he JealouB ? by Samuel Beazley, jnr. (1786-1851); • Amateurs and Actors, by Richard Brinsley Peake ; (1792-1847).

29. 2nd July, 1821. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. King Henry the Fourth, Part the Second, by Shakespeare; Lise et Colin (ballet); Bombastes Furioso, by William Barnes Rhodes (1772-1826).

• 30. 8th Dec. 1823. New Theatre,Royal, Drury Lane. • King Richard the Third, by Shakespeare; Love, Lav/, and Physic, by Janies Kenney (1780-184 9).

31. l5thDec. 1823. New Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. King Richard the Third, by Shakespeare; The Cataract of the Ganges; or, The Rajah's Daughter, by William George Thomas Moncrieff (17 94-1857). - 4 -

32. 31st May, 1824. New Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Poor Gentlemâ.n, by George Colman the younger; A Chinese Divertisement (ballet); Past Ten O'Clock, and a Rainy Night, by T. J Dibdin.

33. 2nd June, 1824. New Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Cabinet, b y T .J . Dibdin; Two Wives; or, A Hint to Husbands, by John Parry (1776-1851); Killing no Murder, by T . E. Hook.

34. 10th March, 1825. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. A Roland for an Oliver, by Thomas Morton (c.1764- 1838); Charles the Second; dr, The Merry Monarch, by John Howard Payne (1791-1852); The Miller and his Men, by I. Pocock.

3 5. 6th June, 182 5. Sadler's Wells. Jacko; or, The Ape of Brazil, by T. J. Dibdin; The Man and the Marquis; or, The Three Spectres of the Castle of St. Valori, by T. J. Dibdin; Beauty in a Box; or, The FoundlingPrince and the Vizier's Daughter, by T. J. Dibdin.

3 6. 29th June, 1825. Theatre, Toll-booth, Kirby-Moor-Side. The Tragedy of Jane Shore, by Nicholas Rowe (1674-1718); The Spectre Bridegroom; or, A Ghost in Spite of Himself, by W.G.T. Moncrieff.

37. llth July, 1825. Theatre, Kirby-Moor-Side. Macbeth, King of Scotland, by Shakespeare; The Merry Millers; or, Love in a sack; Love à la Mode, by Charles Macklin (c.1700-97).

3 8. 2 8th Feb. 1826. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. A Bold Stroke for a Wife, by Mrs. Susannah Centlivre; The Beggar's Opera, by John Gay.

39. 1st March, 1826. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Thanksgiving, by Sir John Andrew Stevenson (17 60? -1833); The Creation, by Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809); A Grand Miscellaneous Act.

40. 12th April, 182 6. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Oberon; or, The Elf-King's Oath, by James Robinson Planche (1796-1880); The Scape-Goat, by John Poole (17 867 -1872). - 5 -

41. 13th: April, .182 6; Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. ; ; . Oberon; or. The Elf-King's Oath, by J.R. ... - . \\ . ; : Planche; The Duel; or, My two nephews, by R.B. Peake.

42. 24th April, 1826. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Oberop; or, The Elf-King's Oath, by J.R. Planche; Aladdin.

43. 26th Nov. 1828. Theatre Royal, Liverpool. The Bride of Lammermoor; : A Dead Shot, by John Baldwin Bucks tone (1802 - 7 9); The Lady of the Lake.

44. 1st Dec. 182 8. Theatre Royal, Liverpool. The Africans ; or, War, Love, and Duty, by George Colman the younger; Wives, by Advertisement; or, Courting in the Newspapers, by Douglas William Jerrold (1803-57); : , The, £100 Note, by R.B. Peake.

45. 17th Dec. 1828. Theatre Royal, Liverpool. All in the W rong, by A. Murphy; : . The Secret;, or, The Hole in the W *11, by W.G.T* Moncrieff ; Mary. Queen of Scots; or, The Castle of Loch Leven.

46. 28th April, 1831. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Alfred the Great; or, The Patriot King, by James Sheridan Knowles (1784-1862); '■ s I , .■ Diorama, by Clarkson Stanfield (1793 -1867); .. The Legion of Honour, by J.R. Planche.

47.i 5th May, 1831. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Alfred the Great; i or, The Patriot King, by J.S. Knowles;- • r,.i Diorama, -by C. Stanfield; The Legion of Honour, by J.R. Planché.

48. 1 1 th May, 1831. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Werner ; or, The Inheritance, by Lord George Gordon Byron (17 88-1824); A Day after the Wedding; or, A Wife's First Lesson,, by Mrs. Marie -Thérèse Kemble ; The Brigand, by D. W, Osbaldision.

4 9. 16th May,- 183L Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Napoléon Buonaparte, Captain of Artillery, General and First Consul, Emperor, and Exile, by Michael Raphino Lacy (1795-1867). - 6 -

50. 14th June, 1831. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. ■The Legion of Honour, by J.R. Planche. : . ;■ : > ' The Illustrious Stranger; or, Married and Buried, by James Kenney and John Gideon Millingen (17 82 - . - ; .•' ■ 1862); ' ... Turning the Tables, by John Poole; Masaniello ; or, The Dumb Girl of Portici, by . ' . ■ ! . 5 Barham Livius.a&às Levins.

51. 3rd Nov. 1832. Surrey Theatre. The Tragedy of Jane Shore, by N. Rowe ; The Review; or, The Wags of Windsor, by George Colman the younger; The Wild Boy of Bohemia; or, Leitzmer Castle, by John Walker.

52. 28th May, 1832. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. The Magic Flute, by Mozart; A Day after the Wedding, by Mrs. Marie-Thé’rèse Kemble ; The Pages of the Duke de Vendo me.

53. 4th July, 1834. Theatre Royal, Liverpool. The Hn.uchbrT.ck, by J.S. Knowles; In the Wrong Box, by R .B . Peake.

54. 8th July, 183 6. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Turning the Tables, by John Poole; La Sonnambula, by Samuel Beazley, jnr. ; Mons. et Mad. Galochard.

55. 30th Sept. / 1st Oct. , 1836. Royal Olympic Theatre . Court Favour; or, Private and Confidential, by J.R. Planche. Forty and Fifty, by Thomas Haynes Bayly (1797-1839); A Handsome Husband, by Mrs. J.R. Ranche (nee • Elizabeth St. George, 1796-1846).

56. 19th October, 1836. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. King John, by Shakespeare; The Scape-goat, by John Poole; The Forty Thieves, ascribed to George Colman the younger. .... * ", ' Printed by S.G. Fairbrother. 57. 19th Oct. 1836. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. King John ; The Scape-goat; The Forty Thieves. Printed by T . Birt.

58. 25th Oct. 1836. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. , by Shakespeare ; The Nervous Man. by William Bayle Bernard (1807-1875); - 7 -

59. 15th May, 1837. Royal Olympic Theatre. One Hour; or, A Carnival Ball, by Thomas H. Bayly; Stage Struck (burletta), licensed on 15th April, 1837; The Rape of the Lock, by John Oxenford (1812-77); Riquet with the Tuft, by J.R. Planche and Charles Dance (17 94-1863).

60. 14th Nov. 1837. Theatre Royal, Liverpool. Othello, by Shakesepare; The Brigand, by D, W. Osbaldiston.

61. 13th Jan. 1840. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Cinderella; or, The Fairy Slipper, by Gioacchino Antonio Rossini (17 92 -1868); Harlequin Jack Sheppard; or, The Blossom of Tyburn T ree.

62. 2 8th Jan., 1840. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. The School for Scandal, by R. B. Sheridan; Harlequin and the Merrie Devil of Edmonton; or, The Great Bed of Ware.

63. 25th Jan. 1841. Theatre Roya 1, Covent Garden. A Midsummer Night's Dream, by Shakespeare; The Castle of Otranto; or, Harlequin and the Giant Helmet by William Bradwell.

64. [1871] Theatre Royal, Hunslet Lane, Leeds. Kobo, King of the Silver Mines; or, Harlequin Peasant Boy, the Pretty Princess, and the Fairy of the Golden Valley, by William Brough (182 6-1870);

65. [Undated] Theatre Royal, English Opera House, Strand. Lecture on Astronomy by George Bartley (17 82 ? -1858).

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66. 19th Nov. 183 6. Royal Olympic Theatre. The Barrack Room, by T . H. Bayly; He would be an Actor, by Charles James Mathews (1803-7 8); A Pleasant Neighbour, by Mrs. J.R. Planche; One Hour; or, a Carnival Ball, by T.H. Bayly.

67. 8th Sept. , 183 7. The Theatrical Observer; and Daily Bills of the Play no. 4 906. New Theatre Royal, English Opera House. The Exile of Genoa; The Vampire; or, the Bride of the Isles, by Charles Farley (1771-1859). The Mountain Sylph, by Thomas James Thackeray, music by J. Barnett. Theatre Royal, Hay -Market. Hamlet, by W . Shakespeare; Mischief Making, by J.B. Bucks tone; The Four Sisters; or, Woman's Work and Woman's ways, byW .B . Bernard.

68. 21st Jan. 183 9. Theatre Royal, Adelphi. The Giant of Palestine; Jim Crow in his new place, by Thomas Proclus Taylor; Nicholas Nickleby, adapted by Edward Stirling [really Lambert] (1809-94). Harlequin and the silver dove; or, the Fairy of the Golden Ladder, by Henry Roxby Beverley (17 96-1863).

69. 7th Jan. 1841. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. A Midsummer Night's Dream, by W. Shakespeare. The Castle of Otranto; or, Harlequin and the Green Helmet, by W. Bradwell.

70. 29th Sept. 1841. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. What will the World say ? by Mark Lemon (1809-70); Brother Ben, by John Maddison Morton (1811-91); Hans of Iceland, by Edward Fitzball (1792-1873).

71. 4th April, 1842. Royal Olympic Theatre. Rochester; or, King Charles the Second's Merry Days, by W .T. Moncrieff. The Artful Dodge, by Edward Leman Blanchard (1820-89); , by M. Lemon. Dick Whittington and his Cat, by M. Lemon.

72. 2 8th Nov. 1843. Theatre Royal, English Opera House. Eleventh Concert in the annual series presented by Louis Antoine Jullien (1812-60). - 9 -

73. 23rd Dec. 1843. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Bohemian Girl, by Alfred Bunn (1796.7-1860), music by Michael William Balfe (1808-70); The Devil in Love.

74. June, 184 5. Royal Surrey Zoological Gardens. Jullien's Concert Monstre.

7 5. 25th-27th May [184 6], Theatre Royal, Lyceum. Peter Jenkins; or, Fibbing for a F rierd; Sister and I, by T. Mildenhall; Robin Hood and Richard Coeur de Lion, by Joachim Hayward Stocqueler (1800-85), Charles William Shirley Brooks (1816-74), and Charles Lamb Kenney (1821-81).

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Abbott, Mr. 9, 12, 15, 17, 23, 25, 29, 4 9 Acis and Gilatea 2 6 Ada ms , C . 4 9 Addison, Mr. 49, 61 ■ ~ Adeline, Mme 54 Africans, The 44 • Aladdin 42 Alfred the Great 46, 47 All in the wrong 45 Almar, Mr. 51 Almen, M r. 56-57 Alsop, Mrs. 18, 20 - '' Amateurs and actors 2 8 Anderson, M rs. 55, 66 • Andrewes, Mr. 36 ■ " • ;i Andrews, Mr. 44-4 5, 4 9, 53 ; Angelique, Mile. 71 Angrisani, 2 6 Antiquary, The 2 5 Archer, Mr. 30-31, 64 Arden, Miss 71, 75 • Arnal, Mr. 54 ARNE (Dr Thomas Augustine) Artaxerxes 10 T- ARNOLD (Samuel James) Two words 2 8 Artaxerxes 10 Artful dodge, The 71 Asbury, Mr. 61 At home 10 Atkins, Mr. 9, 39,“42, 67 Attwood, Mr. 61 - - Austin, Mr. 3, 4 0-42 Ayres, Miss 53 Baker, Mr. 34, 40-42, 49, 53-54, 60, 67, 71 Ballantyne, Mr. 59 Ballin, Miss 63, 69-70 Balls, Mr. 53...... Bannister, Mr. 1, 8, 51 " " Barnard, Mr. 14, 18-21; 24, 27 Barnes, Mr. 4 9 Barnes, J. 30-31 Barrack room, The 66 Barrett, Mr. 43-45 Barrymore, Mr. 15-1.7 Barrymore, Mr s.w ." 48, 50 Bartlett, Mr.- 52 , Bartley, Mr. 1-2, 28, 38, 49, 62-63, 65, 69-70 Bartley, Mrs. 19 BARTLEY (George) Lecture on astronomy 65 BAYLY (Thomas Haynes) The barrack room 66 Forty and fifty 5 5 ' - - ■ t One hour 59, 66 -11 -

Beaumont, Mis s 2 5 Beauty in a-ècnr“^ —— .._— BEAZLEY (Samuel) jnr. Is he jealous ? 2 8 The lawyer's clerk 51 La Sonnambula 54 Beckett, Mr. 56-58 Bedford, Mr. ,4 8, 50 Beggar's opera, The 12, 38 Bellamy, Mr. 16, 26 Bellchambers, Mrs. 18, 20-21 Bellingham, Mr. 7 5 Bender, Mr. 49, 56-58, 75 Benedict, Mr. 4 9 Bengough, Mr. 20-21 Bennett, Mr. 14, 57 Bennett, G. 49, 56, 58 Bennett, W . 4 8 Benson, Mr. 27 Benwell, Mr. 43 -45, 53, 60 BERNARD (William Bay le) The four sisters 67 The nervous man 58 Berton, Mr. 54 Betts, Miss 61, 73 Beugo, Mr. 3 6-37 BEVERLEY (Henry Roxbury) Harlequin and the silver dove 68 Beverly, H. 68 BICKERSTAFFE (Isaac) The spoil'd child 3 Bihin, Mons. 68 Bing, Mr. 2 6 Binge, Mr. 62-63, 69, 73 Bishop, Mr.. 67 . K Bishop, Mrs. 15, 17

Blake, Miss Joanna 64 . " j BLANCHARD ( Edward Leman) . i1- The artful dodge 71 . r; it Blanchard, Mr. 9-10, 12,15, 17, 25, 29, 31, 34, 38, 40, 49 Bland, Mr. 46-48 . il Bland, Mrs. 1-2, 11, 14, 18-21, 27 Bland, C. 4 0-42 Bland, J. 59, 66 . Bland, W.H. 60 Bluebeard 17 . I. t Boden, Miss H. 42 Bohemian girl, The 73 Bold stroke for a wife, A 3 8 Bologna 24, 27 Bolton, Miss E. 4 Bombastes furioso 2 9 Booth, Mr. 16 Booth, Miss. 15 Booth, Miss S. 10, 12, 32 - 12 -

Borrani, Mr. 73 Botham, Mr. 3 6-37 < ' Boyce, Miss 1, 8, 13, 19 BRAD WELL (William) The castle of Otranto 63, 69 Brady, Mr. 3 5, 4 9 Braham, Mr. 1, 3, 5, 26, 32-33, 39-42 Brereton, Mrs. 6, 13-14 Bride of Lammermoor,, The 43 - - Brigand, The 48, 60 Brindal, Mr. 54, 63, 69-70 Bromley, Miss 7 5 , - -■ • Brookes, Mr. 71 Brookes, Miss. 56, 58, 71 BROOKS ( C W S ) Robin Hood and Richard Coeur de Lion 7 5 Brooks, Mr. 4 9 Brooks, Miss 57 Brother Ben 7 0 BROUGH (William) Kobo, king of the silver mines 64 Brougham, Mr. 55, 59, 66 - Brougham, Mrs. 62-63, 69 Brown, Mr. 4 9, 68 Brown, Miss 71 Browne, Mr. 32-33 Brunt on, Mr, 51, 7 5 BUCKSTONE (John Baldwin) A dead shot 43 Mischief making 67 Buckstone, Mr. 67 BUNN (Alfred) The Bohemian girl 73 Burton, Mr. 51 Butler, Mr. 67, 70 ... .: Buxton, Mr. 18 Byfield, Miss 50 ' Byne, Mr. 37 Byrne, Oscar 32, 70 Byrne, Mrs. Oscar 32 BYRON (Lord George Gordon) Werner 48 Cabinet, The 33 Calhaem, S. 64 Calhaem, Stanislaus 64 ' Campbell, Mr. 35, 64 Carbois, Mr. 3 Carew, Mis s. 10, 12, 15, ,27 - ' Carey, Mons. 73 Carles, Mr. 2 •• Carr, Mr. 6, 13-14 -• ' - . . Carr, Miss. 13, 30-32 Carr, Miss C. 13, 24, 27 Castle of Otranto, The 63, 69 Catalan!, Mme. 5 - 13 -

Cataract of the Ganges, The 31 Cathie, Mr. 4 6-48 Cawse, Miss H. 3 9-42 Celeste, Mile. 53 CENT LIVRE (Mrs . Susannah) The gamester 7 A bold stroke for a wife 3 8 Chaplin, Mr. 60 Chapman, Mr. 7, 12, 15-16, 25, 34, 40-42 Chapman, Master 10 Charles the Second 34 ' ' • Chatter ley, Mr. 1, 3-4, 6, 11, 14 Chatterley, Mrs. 4, 6, 13, 18 Chatter ley, Mrs W.S. 2 8 CHERRY (Andrew) The travellers 1 Chevalier, Mr. 54 Chinese divertisement, A 32 Chivers, Miss. 3 5 Cinderella, 61 Claremont, Mr. 7, 10, 15-16, 23, 38 Clarke, Mrs. 43, 4 5, 53 Clarkson, Mr. 51 Coates, Mrs. 7 Cobler of Preston, The 19 COFFEY (Charles) The devil to pay 6, 7 Coleman, Mrs 64 Collett, Mr. 56-58, 62, 70 Collett, Miss 61 Collier, Mr. 55, 66 Collins, Mr. 68 COLMAN (George) the elder The jealous wife 2 COLMAN (George) the younger The'Africans 44 Bluebeard 17 The forty thieves 56, 57 John Bull 9 The poor gentleman 32 The review 51 Comer, Mr. 23 Compton, Mr. 4 9, 67 Connel, Mr. 59 Connor, Mr. 23, 25, 29 Conway, Mr. 15 ■■ ■ . ■■■ , Cook, Mr. 59 Cooke, Mr. 1 -3, 8, 11, 13, 19, 46-48, 53, 59 Cooke, Miss 20 Cooke, T. 19, 27, 50 Cooper, Mr. 34, 38, 40-42, 46-50, 54, 57, 62-63, 69 Cooper, Miss 63, 69-70 Cos sard, Mme. 54 Cotterill, Miss 68 Cottrell, Miss 68 - 14 -

Court favour 55 Coveney, Mr. 18, 20-21 Crawford, Miss 55, 59 Creation, The 3 9 Creswell, Mr. 7 Crisp, Mrs. 59 • . . Crisp, Miss 53, 59 . :~ Critick, The 23 Crooke, Mr. 6, 11, 13-14 . — . Cross, Miss 51 • , • Cross, Miss F . 51 Cubitt, Miss 19-21, 30, 32-33 Cullenford, Mr. 68 «• ; • - Cunningham, Mr. 53, 60 Daly, Mrs. 3 8 Daly, Ellen 7 5 — DANCE ( Charles) Riquet with the tuft 59 Davenport, Mrs. 9-10; 12# 15.-17, 25-, 29, 38, 40-42 Davies, Mr. 59 Davis, Mr. 66, 70 Davis, Mrs. 48 Davis, Alfred 64: < « » , ' • . J. Davison, Mrs. 20 ■ ■ Day after the wedding, A 4 8, 52 Dead shot, A 43 De Camp, Mr. 1-3, 8, 13 Delcy, Miss 61 Devil in love, The 73 Devil to pay, The 6, 7

DIBDIN (Charles Isaac Mungo) • , Jack and the bean stalk 24, ,27- DIBDIN (Thomas John Pitt) Beauty in a box 3 5 , The cabinet 33 - , Jacko 3 5 : ' i Lodoiska 11 « - , . I . .. , v The man and the marquis 35 ' D i c M i tttPn!tSi,0£!&t h¥s ¿¿I, 71 , ' - T Didear,' Mr. 63/ 67, 69-70 *' .' :" > 1 : ^ ■ DignUm, Mr. 1, 3 ' ■> ! ! 1-• Diorama 46, 47 Dobbs, Mr. 3 5 Dobbs, Mrs. 15 . Don Giovanni 2 6 Douglas 8, 23 Dowsing, Mr. 46 Dowton, Mr. 1 -2, 4, 6, 14, 24, 33, 46-47, 50 DUDLEY (Sir Henry Bate) At home 10 Duel, The 41 Duenna, The 4 Duncan, Miss 2 Durand, Mr. 53 - 15 -

Duruset, Mr. 9, 15-17, 25, 34, 42, 49, 54, 61 Dyke, Mr. 13 Earl of Warwick, The 5 East, Mrs. 67 Eaton, xVlr. 4 6-48 Ebsworth, Mr. 18-19, 21 Edwards, Miss 24, 27 Edwin, Mrs. 14, 24 Egan, Miss Rose 64 Egerton, Mr. 7, 9, 15-16, 23, 29, 49 Egerton, Mrs. 12, 15, 17 Ellar, Mr. 15 Elliott, M r. 27, 3 5 Elliston, Mr. 1, 3, 5-6, 14, 24, 32 Elrington, Mr. 13 Elton, Mr. 43 -44 Elton, Mrs. 43-4 5 Elton, Miss Carry 64 ( , : , .... Emden, Mrs. ' 51,' 67 Emery, Mr. 7, 9-10, 12, 15, 17, 25, 29, 75 Emery, Mrs. 15-16 , Mr. 60 Etheridge, Mr. 68 gitft^f^noaV^e6' U' *3' 18"19' 21 ’ 34’ 38' 4°-42’ 49 Eyre, Miss 43-45 Fabley, Mr. 15 Fairbrother, Mr. 3 Fairbrother, Miss 51, 62-63, 69, 75 FARLEY ( C ) The vampire 67 Farley, Mr. 12, 25, 34, 42 Farrar, Miss 39 Farren, Mr. 23, 29, 46-47, 50 Farren, W. 3 8, 40, 56-58, 62, 70 Faucit, Mr. 16, 34 Faucit, Mrs. 15, 25, 34, 48 Faucit, Miss 4 6-4 8, 50, 60 Faucit, Miss Helen 56-58 Fawcett, Mr. 9-10, 15, 17, 29, 34, 3 8, 40-41 Fenton, Mr. 4 6-4 8, 50 Finn, Mr. 11 Fisher, Mr. 1, 3-4, 6, 8, 11, 14, 18-21 FITZBALL (Edward) Hans of Iceland 7 0 Fitzjames, Mr. 62, 71 Fitzxivalter, Miss 55, 59, 66, 71 Fitzwilliam, Mr. 32 Fitzwilliam, Mrs. 67 Follies of a day 20 Foote, Mr. 24, 34 Foote, Miss 15-16, 23, 25 Forde, Miss 54 Forster, Miss 75 x .. ■> Fortescue, Miss 68 - 16 - Forty and fifty 55 Forty thieves, The 56, 57 Fosb.roke, Mrs, 68 , Foster, Mr. 56 Four sisters, The 67 Franks, Mr. 59 Franks, S.F. 59 Frazer, Mr. 61, 67 Frightened to death 18 Frood, Mr. 61 Fuller, Mr. 4 9 Gallantry 24 Gallot, Mr. 67 Gallot, Mrs. 67 Gallot, Miss 67 Gamester, The 7 Garbois, Mr. 3 Gardiner, Mr. 43, 45, 63, 70 Gardiner, Mrs. 43-44 Gardner, Mr. 51 Garrick's Jubilee 15 Garrick, Mrs. 56-58 Garrick, Miss 59 Gattie, Mr. 14, 18, 21, 3 2-33 GAY (John) The beggar's opera 12, 3 8 George, Mr. 68 George, Mrs. 68 Giant of Palestine, The 68 Gibbon, Mr. 1, 3, 33 Gibbs, Mrs. 7, 9, 15, 23, 25 Gibson, Mr. 62 Gifford, Miss 34 Gilbert, Mr. 52, 63, 69 Glover, Mr. 3 6-37 Glover, Mrs. 13 -14, 18, 20-21, 70 Glover, Miss M. 55 Goodman, Mr. 3, 19, 21 Gough, Mr. 67, 7 0 Gouriet, Mr. 62-63, 69-70 Goward, Miss 55, 59 Gower, Miss 68 Grammer, Mr. 35 Granby, Mr. 53, 60, 62, 70 Granby, Mrs. 71 Grant, Miss 63, 69 Gray, Mr. 60 Green, Mr. 4 9, 71 Green, Miss 17, 3 0-33, 63, 69 Green, T. 62 Griffiths, Mr. 4 9 Grimaldi, Mr. 15 Grimaldi, J.S. 3 5, 42 Grove, Mrs. 28 Grove, Miss 7 5 Gunniss, Miss Emma 64 Gunniss, Miss Louisa 64 - 17 -

Guy Faux 51 Guy Manner ing .17 Paines, Mr. 67 Halford, Mr. 71 Hamblin, Mr. 27 Hamerton, Mr. 10, 46-47 Hamilton, Miss 71 Hamlet, 6, 67 Hammond, Mr. 43, 4 5 Hammond, W .J. 43-4 5 Hammond, Mrs W .J. 44-4 5 HANDEL (George Frederick) Acis and Galatea 26 Handsome husband, A 55 Hans of Iceland 7 0 Harding, Mr. 56, 70 Harlequin and the merrie devil of Edmonton 62 Harlequin and the silver dove 68 Harlequin Jack Sheppard 61 Harley, Mr. 18„ 20-21, 24, 27-2 8, 30-33, 46-47, 50, 62-63, 69-70 Harlowe, Mrs. 2, 6, 11, 19, 24, 32-33 Harris, Mr. 49, 56-58, 67 Harrison, M rs. 51 Harrison, W. 73 Hart, Mr. 67 Hartland, Mr. 24, 27, 71 Harvey, Mr. 53, 68 Harvey, Miss 53 Hatton, Mr. 52 HAYDN (Franz Joseph) The creation 3 9 He would be an actor 66 Healy, Mr. 67 Heath, Mr. 4 9, 70 Heath, Miss Fanny 64 Hebrew, The 27 Helme, Mr. 3 5 Hemming, Mr. 63, 69 Henley, Mrs. 4 Henry, Mr. 34, 40-42, 49, 53-54 Henry, Miss 34, 42 Henry, G. 35 Hicks, Miss 7 5 Hickson, Mr 56 Higman, Mr. 17 Hill, Mr. 3 5 Hill, Master. 71 Hill, Benson 46-47, 50 Hill, C. 51 Hilton, Miss 43-44 Hippell, Mr. 68 Hitchinson, Mr. 55, 59, 66 HOAD LY ( Benjamin) The suspicious husband 18 - 18 -

HOARE (Prince) Lock and key 13 Hogg, Mr. 31 Holdaway, Miss 43-45 Holl, Mr. 4 9 Holland, Mr. 1, 6, 8, 13, 20-21, 27 HOME (Rev, John) Douglas 8, 23 Honner, Mr. 46-48, 50, 52, 56 Honnor, Mr. 4 8 HOOK (Theodore Edward) Killing no murder 9, 33 The siege of St. Quintin 3 Tekeli 2 Too late for dinner 2 5 Hope, Mr. 3, 11, 19, 21 Hopkins, Mr. 49 Horn, Mr, 4, 33 Horn, Mrs. 8 Horncastle. Mr. 3 9 Horncaste, G. 60 Horrebow, Mr. 34, 40-42 Horribow, Miss 13 Horton, Mr. 4 9 Horton, Miss P. 49, 67 Howard, Mr. 4 6-47 Howard, Miss 7 5 Howard, W. 60 Howell, Mr. 9, 16, 31, 46-47, 52, 61, 73 Hubbith, M r. 3 6 Huckel, iVir. 56-58 Huckle, Mr. 56 Huddart, Miss 4 6-47, 67 Hudson, Mr. 24, 27, 73 Hughes, Mr. 14, 19, 21, 24, 30, 32-33, 48, 50, 52, 54, 59, 66, 70 Hughes, Mrs. 18-19, 21 Hughes, Miss 15 Hughes, Mrs H. 33 Hughes, Mrs „ J. 4 9 Humby, Mrs. 67, 7 0 Hunchback, The 53 Hunt, Miss 49, 52 Illustrious stranger, The 50 In the wrong box 53 Incledon, Mr. 5, 7, 10, 12 Ireland, Mr. 55, 59, 62-63, 70 Irwin, Mr. 4 9 Is he jealous? 28 Isaacs, Mr. 3 8 Isaacs, Mrs. 68 Isaacs, J. 34, 40-42 Isaacs, MissR. 59, 62 Ivers, Miss 21 Jack and the bean stalk 24, 27 n uclC Kc j 5 T 1 9 - Jackson. Miss 59, 62 James, Miss 5 9 Jealous wife, The 2 Jefferies, Mr. 9-10, 12, 16-17, 23 JefferinL Mr. 61 JERROLD (Douglas William) Wives by advertisement 44 Jim Grow in his new place 68 John Bull 9 John of Paris 16 JOHNSON (Charles) The cobler of Preston 19 Johnston, H. 20-21 Johnston, Mrs H. 9 Johnstone, Mr, 1 -3 Jonas, Mr. 60 Jones, Mr. 9, 15-16, 21, 23, 25, 34, 49, 51-52, 59 Jones, Miss 4, 3 8, 40 Jones, Miss A. 40 Jones, C. 46-48 Jones, Mrs C. 4 6-4 8, 50, 52, 54 Jones, H. 49 JONES (Richard) Too late for dinner 25 Jones, R, 67 Jones, S. 46-47, 62-63, 67, 69 Jordan, Mrs. 1, 7-8 Jordan. Miss 51 Kean, Mr. 13, 27, 30-31, 60 Keeley; Mr. 27, 49, 53, 62-63, 69, 75 Keeley, Mrs . 68, 7 5 Keeley, Mary 7 5 Kelly, Miss 3-4, 6, 13, 24, 2 8 Kemble, Mr, 15 Kemble, C. 7, 15-16, 23, 29, 34, 3 8, 58 Kemble, Mrs C . 23 Kemble, Charles 56-57 KEMBLE (John Philip) The pannel 8 KEMBLE (Mrs. Marie-Ther&se) nee De Camp A day after the wedding 4 8, 52 Personation 23 Kemble, Stephen 11 Kendall, Miss 4 9, 59 KENNEY (Charles) Robin Hood and Richard Coeur de Lion 7 5 KENNEY (James) The illustrious stranger 50 Love, law, and physic 3 0 Kent, Mr, 19-21 . Kerridge, Mr. 55, 59. 63, 69-70 Killing no murder 9, 33 King Henry the Fourth, Part the Second 2 9 BaESastrry^T 1.6 King Richard the Third 13, 3 0, 31 King, Mr: 9.-12, 16-17, 23, 25, 43-45, 49, 61 Kinloch, Mr. 75 Knight, Mr. 4, 13-14, 18, 20-21, 24, 30, 32 Knight, Mrs. 20-21, 30-31, 33, 59, 66 Knight, J. 28 > * 20

KNOWLES (James Sheridan) Alfred the Great 46, 47 The hunchback 53 Kobo, king of the silver mines 64 LACY (ivlitrhael Raphino) Napoleon Buonaparte 4 9 Lacy, Mr. 53 Lacy, Miss 3, 4 0-41 Lacy, Mrs Walter 63, 69-70 Lady of the lake, The 43 Lancaster, Mr. 35 Land, Miss 58 Lane, Miss 56-57, 63 Lansdowne, Mr. 68 Laurent, Mr. 3 Lauteman, Mr. 54 Lawyer's clerk, The 51 Leaves, Mr. 43-4 5 Lebatt, Miss 71 Lecture on astronomy 65 Lee, Mr. 4, 11-13, 51 Lee, Miss 54, 56-58, 62-63, 69-70 Legion of honour, The 46, 47, 50 LEMON (Mark) Dick Whittington and his cat 71 Robinson Crusoe 71 What will the world say? 70 Leroux, Pauline 73 Ley, Mr. 34 Lindsay, Mr. 53 Lise et Colin 29 Liston, Mr. 9-10, 12, 15-17, 23, 25, 30, 33, 46-47, 50, 55, 66 Liston, Mrs. 9-10, 12, 15, 17 LIYIUS (Barham) alias Levius Masaniello 50 Lloyds, F. 60 Lock and key 13 Lodge, Mr. 2 8 Lodoiska 11 Logan, Miss 16, 23 Longhurst, Master 34 Louis, Mr. 9, 64 Love S. la mode 37 Love, law, and physic 30 Love, Miss 3 8 Lovegrove, Mr. 11 Lovell, Mrs. 4 9 Ludford, Mr. 56-57 Lyon, Mr. 4 9, 53, 68 Macbeth, 3 7 Macnamara, M rs. 55, 59 MAC KLIN (Charles) Love It la mode 3 7 MACFARREN (George) Guy Faux 51 * ti •

Mac ready 23, 29, 46-48, 56-58 Maddocks, Mr. 1 -4, 6, 11, 19 Maddocks, Mrs. 18 Magic flute, The 52 Mail coach adventures 22 Maile, Miss 68 Maitland, Mr. 51 Male, Mr. 1 -3 Ma lib ran, Mme. 54 M'Alpine, Miss 15 Man and the marquis, The 3 5 Mansell, Miss 3 5 Mardyn, Mrs. 18 Marshall, Mr. 4 Marshall, Master 7 0 Marshall, Miss 61, 63, 69-70 Martin, Mr. 56-57 Mary, Queen of Scots 45 Masaniello 50 MATHEWS (Charles) the elder Mail coach adventures 22 MATHEWS (Charles James) He would be an actor 66 Mathews, Mr. 1-3, 5, 9-11, 19, 21,-22 Mathews, Mrs. 1 Mathews, Charles 55, 59, 62, 66, 70 Mathews, F . 4 9 Mathews, T „F. 67 Matthews, Mr. 3 5 Matthews, Miss 15-17, 25, 35 Matthews, F. 55, 59, 63, 66, 69 Matthews, Frank 7 5 Maxwell, Miss 59 Mayhew, Miss 44 Maywood, Mr. 19 Meadows, Mr. 38, 40, 49, 54, 62-63, 69, 75 Mears, Mr. 2 5, 3 8, 4 9, 67 Mellon, Miss 1-2, 6 Menage, Mr. 7, 9, 12, 15-17, 2 5 Mercer, Mr. 3 0-33 Merchant of Venice, The 11, 19 Meredith, Mr. 24, 27 Merry millers, The 37 M'lan, Mr. 56 Midsummer night's dream, A 63, 69 MILDENHALL (T ) Sister and I 7 5 Miller and his men, The 12, 34 Miller, Mr. 3-4, 6, 11, 19 MILLINGEN (John Gideon) The illustrious stranger 50 Minton, Mr. 18-21, 2 8 Mischief making 67 M'Keon, Mr. 27 - 22 -

MONCRIEFF (William George Thomas) The cataract of the Ganges 31 Rochester 71 The secret 45 The spectre bridegroom 36 Mons. et Mad. Galochard 54 Montague, Mr. 2 6 Moore, Mr. 63, 7 0 Mordaunt, Mr. 27 Morelli, Mr. 43-45, £2-63, 69 Morelli, Mrs. 44-4 5 Moreton, Mr. 3 5 Morgan, Mr. 59, 66 Morley, Mr. 49, 61 Morris, Mr. 59, 66 Morris, Mrs. 35 MORTON (John Maddison) Brother Ben 7 0 MORTON (Thomas) A Roland for an Oliver 34 Mortram, Mr. 3 5 Mortram, Miss 17 Mott, Miss 69 MOTT LEY (John) The devil to pay 6, 7 Mountain Sylph, The 67 Mountain, Mrs. 1, 11 MOZART (Wolfgang Amadeus) Don Giovanni 2 6 The magic flute 52 Munden, Mr. 13-14, 18-19, 24, 32 MURPHY (Arthur) All in the wrong 4 5 Three weeks after marriage 1 Murray, Mr. 7, 9, 15-16 Murray, Miss 59 Napoleon Buonaparte 4 9 Nelson, Miss 4 9 Nervous man, The 5 8 Nicholas Nickleby 68 Nisbett, Mrs. 52, 63, 69 Noble, Mr. 32 Noble, Mrs. 32 Norris, Mr. 17, 26, 34, 49 Oberon, 40-42 O'Bryan, Mile 73 O'Bryan, Mr. 73 O'KEEFE (John) Wild oats 14 One hour 59, 66' . £1 00 note, The 44 O'Neill, Miss 15, 68 Orger, Mrs 4, 8, 14, 18, 20, 27, 30, 46-47, 50, 55, 62, 66, 70 OSBALDISTON (D W ) The brigand 4 8, 60 - ; - 23 -

Othello 58, 60 OULTON (Walley Chamberlain) Frightened to death 18 Oxberry, Mr. 4, 14, 19-20, 27, 32, 59, 61, 66 OXENFCRD ijohn) The rape ofthslock 59 Pages ^ the Duke de Vendome, The 52 Palme;.. John 2-3, 6, 8 Pannel, The 8 Paris, Miss 59 Parratt, G.H. 64 PARRY (John) Two wives 33 Parry, Mr. 4 9 Par sloe, Mr. 3 8 Partridge, Mr. 56, 7 0 Past ten o'clock 14, 32 Paton, Miss 3 8-42 Paulo, Mr. 31, 56-58 PAYNE (John Howard) Charles the Second 34 Payne, Mr. 3 5 Payne, Mrs. 4 9, 73 Payne, Miss A. 63, 69 Payne, W.H, 62-63, 69-70, 73 Payne, Mrs W.H. 73 PEAKE (Richard Brinsley) Amateurs and actors 2 8 The duel 41 The .£100 note 44 In the .wrong box 53 Pearce, Mrs. 24, 27, 34 Pearman, Mr. 2 8 Pelham, Miss 3 5, 56-57 PENLEY (Samson) Gallantry 24 The sleeping draught 21 Penley, Mr. 2-3, 6, 11, 14, 18-1 9, 27, 30-32 Penn, Mr. 3 6-37 Penn. Mrs. 3 6-37 Penn, Master 3 6-37 Penson, Mr. 4. 8 Penson, G. 49 Perry, Miss 3 5 Personation 23 Peter Jenkins 7 5 Petit, Mons. 73 Phelps, Mr. 67 Philipps, Mr. 4, 11 Phillips, Mr. 3 9, 4 9, 71 Phillips, Miss 31, 46-47 Phillips, H. 61 Phillips, R. 8, 11, 13, 19-21 Pilati, Mme. 61 Pincott, Miss 67 ' I - 24 -

Pins ent, Mr. 59, 66 Pitt, C. 51 Pitt, Dibdin 51 PLANCHE ( James Robinson) Court favour 55 Legion of honour 46, 47, 50 Oberon 40-42 Riquet^with the tuft 59 PLANCHE (Mrs. James Robinson) nee Elizabeth St. George A handsome husband 55 A pleasant neighbour 66 Platt, Mr. 16 Peasant neighbour, A 66 POCOCK (Isaac) The Antiquary 2 5 John of Paris 1 6 The miller and his men 12, 34 Twenty years ago 4 Ponsonby, iVlr. 71 POOLE (John) The scape -goat 40, 56, 57 Turning the tables 50, 54 Poole, Mr. 13 . Poole, Miss 46-47, 50, 67 Poor gentleman, The 32 Pope, Mr. 5, 13, 18-19, 27, 49 Porteus, Mr. 9 Povey, Miss 24, 27, 31, 33 Powell, Mr. 1, 6, 11, 13-14, 24, 27, 3 0-32 Powell, Mrs. 1-2, 7 Pritchard, Mr. 56-58 Putnam, Mr. 3 Pyne, Mr. 11, 13-14, 26 Rae, Mr. 8, 11, 13, 19-21 Rainforth, Miss 63, 67, 69, 73 Randall, Mr., 3 0-31 Ransford, Mr. 56-57 Rape of the lock, The 59 Rawlins, Mr. 4 9 Ray, Mr. 3, 6 Ray, Miss 3 Ray, J.W . 61 Raymond, Mr. 3-4, 6, 8, 11, 43-45 Rayner, Mr. 34 Read, Mr. 31 Renaud, Mrs. 15 Rennell, Miss 10 Review, The 51 Reynolds, Miss 68 RHODES (William Barnes) Bombastes furioso 2 9 Rice, Mr. 68 Richards, Mr. 7 5 Richardson, A 61 Ridgway, Mr. 60, 62-63, 69, 73 I ' ,

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Ridgway, J, H. 7 0 Ridgway, T „ 60, 62-63, 69-70 Riquet with the tuft 59 Rob Roy, the Gregarach 20, 21 Robert, Mr, 3 Roberts. Mr. 51, 56-58, 61 Robin Hood and Richard Coeur de Lion 7 5 Robins, Mr. 71 Robinson Crusoe, 71 Robinson, Mr. 3 9 Roche, Miss 3 9 Rochester,. 71 Rogers, Mr. 51, 71 Roland for an Oliver, A 34 Römer, Miss 3 5 Rose, Miss Clara 64 Ross, Mr, 58, 67, 71 ROSSINI (Gioacchino Antonio) Cinderella 61 ROWE (Nicholas) Tragedy of Jane Shore 3 6, 51 Royall. Mr. 71 Russell, Mr. 2, 24, 70 Ryall, Mr, 15 Ryals, Mr. 42 Ryder, W, 64 Salter, Mr. 28, 48 Sanders, Mr. 67, 68 Saville. Mr, 67, 68 Scape goat, The 40, 56, 57 School for scandal, The 15, 62 Scott, Mrs-, 14 SCOTT (Sir Walter) Guy Mannering, 17 Screecherly, Daffy 61 Scruton, Miss 43-4 5 Searle, Mr. 71 Secret, The 45 Seguin, Mr. 54, 67 Selby, Mr. 59, 62, 66, 67 Seymour, M rs. 15 Seymour, Miss - 53 r ' t. ; SHAKESPEARE (William) j • f Hamlet '' 6,-67 & King Henry the Fourth, Part"the second 2 9 jiV King Henry VIII 16 f King John 56, 57 King Richard the Third 13, 30, 31 Macbeth 37 The merchant of Venice 11, 19 A midsummer night's dream 63, 69 Othello 58, 60 Shaw, Mr. 28 Shaw, Miss 68 » > b

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SHERIDAN (Richard Brinsley) The critick 23 The duenna 4 The school for scandal 15, 62 Sherriff. Mr. 49 Sherwin. Mr. 32 Shield, Mr. 2 8 Siddono, ivXrs. 5, 7-8, 16, 23 Siddons, K. 2 Siddons, Mrs. H. 3 Siege of St. Quintin, The 3 Silver, Mr. 7 5 Simes , Mrs . 7 Simmons, Mr. 9-10, 12, 15-17, 23 Simon, Mme. 67 ' " Sinclair, Mr. 10, 1 5, 17, 46-47, 50 Sister and I 7 5 Slader, Mr. 12 Slaiter, Mr. 53, 60 Sleeping draught, The 21 Smith, Mr. 3 -4, 11, 19-21, 24, 43-45, 51, 57, 59 Smith, Miss 11, 40-42 Smith, C.J. 62-63, 69 Smith, J. 4, 6, 11, 19-21, 56-58 Smith, 0 . 68 Smith, S. 62 -63, 70 Smithson, Miss 2 0-21, 30-31, 33 SOANE (George) The Hebrew 27 Rob Roy, the Gregarach 20, 21 Somerville, Miss 54 Sonnambula, La 54 Southby, Mr. 24, 27 .. . . J Sparks, Mr. 6 Sparks, Mrs,.. 1, 3, 19 Spectre >■» rid eg room, T*he 36 Spoil'd child, The 3 \ J ' ' ' * Stafford, Mr. 68 ' Stage struck 59 STANFIELD '(Clarkson) Diorama 4 6, 47 ' 11 Stanley, Mr. 18 Stanley, Mrs. 60 Stanley, -Miss 60 Stansbury, Mr. 4 9 Star me r, Mr. 3 5 Startin, Miss 7 5 Stephens, Mr. 4 9 Stephens, Miss 12, 15-17, 2 5-26, 32-33 Sterling, Mrs. 9-10, 15, 17, 25 Stevens, Miss 10 - Stevenson. Miss I. 2 8 STEVENSON (Sir John Andrew) Tha.nke giving 3 9. - 27.

STIRLING (Edward) Nicholas Nickleby 68 Stirling, Mr. 56 STTOCQUELLER ( J H ) Robin Hood and Richard Cœur de Lion 7 6 torace, Signora 1 fS Ä , f e s 3Î 6 Stretton, Mr. 73 Strickland, Mr. 67 Stuart, Mr. 60 Stuart, Miss 3 5 Stuart, A 64 Suspicious husband, The 18 Sutton, F . 3 5, 4 9 Swift, Miss 4 6-47 Tay 1er, Mrs. 35 Tayleure, Mrs. 67, 70 Taylor, Mr. 10, 12, 15-16 Taylor, Mrs. 43-44 Taylor, Miss A. 69 Taylor, Mis6 49

TAYLOR (Thomas Proclus) Jim Crow in his new place 68 TempÎèton, Mr. 54 Ter rail, lv^r. 26 TERRY (Daniel) The antiquary 2 5 Guy Mannering 17 Terry, Mr. 15,25 Tett, Mr. 34 THACKERAY (Thomas James) The mountain svlph t>7 Thanksgiving, The ' 3 9 Thompson, Mr. 27, 30-31, 46-47, 50, 56-58 Thorn, Mr. 37 Thorne, Mr. 27 Three weeks after marriage 1 Tidswell, Miss 2-3, 6 Tilbury, Mr. 56-58 Tinney, Mr. 10, 12, 16-17, 26, 39 Tokely, Mr. 1, 15, 17 Tom Thumb the great 10 Too late for dinner 2 5 Tragedy of Jane Shore, The 3 6, 51 Travellers, The 1 Treby, ivir . 7, 9-10, 16-17, 23 Tree, Miss 24, 26-27 Tree, Miss M. 34 . • .. Turner, Mr. 75 Turner, Miss 75 Turning the tables 50, 54 Turnour, Mr. 31 -32, 49, 54, 67, 71 Twenty years ago 4 Two wives 33 . t 1 fj - 28 -

Two words 28 Tyrrell, Mr. 3 5 Upsdell, Mr. 68 Vale, Mr. 51 Vale, Mrs. 51 Vampire, The 67 Vandenhoff, Mr. 44-4 5, 5 8 Vaughan, Mrs. 43-45 Vertpre, Jenny 54 Vestris, Mme 33, 38-42, 55, 59, 62-63, 66, 69 Vials, lVir. 3, 19, 21, 24 Vials, Miss 4 9 Vincent, Miss 51, 56-57 Vining, Mr. 12, 35, 4 8, 50, 53, 67 Vining, Mrs. 34, 42 Vining, J. 46-48, 50, 70 Vining, James 55 , 59, 63 , 66 , 69 Vining, W . 54, 59, 66 Waldegrave, Mr. 13 • Waldron, Mr. 53 WALKER (John) The wild boy of Beohemia 51 Wallack, Mr. 3, 6, 11, 14, 20-21, 30-31, 48 Wallack, H. 46-4 8, 51 Wallack, ^enry 58 Wallack, I. 8, 13 Walton, Mr. 71 Warde, Mr. 4 9, 53 Warren, Mr. 49 Waverley 51 Waylett, Mrs. 46-4 8, 50, 67 Webb, Mr. 1-3 Webster, Mr. 3 0-32, 43-45, 48, 50, 53, 56-58, 60, 67 Webster, Mrs. 44 Webster, Clara 73 Webster, J. 56-58, 68 Wells, Mr. 3, 2 8, 3 5, 4 9 Wentworth, Miss Marion 64 Werner 48 West, Master 4 West, Mr. 6, 11, 24 West, W. 6, 13, 27, 32 West, Mrs W. 24, 30-31, 51, 56-58 Wewitzer, Mr. 2, 4, 6, 19 Wigan, Mrs. A. 7 5 Wigan, A. 7 5 Wigan, Alfred 7 5 What will the world say ? 70 Wild, G. 71 Wild boy of Bohemia, The 51 Wild oats 14 Wilkinson, Mr. 26, 2 8 Wilkinson,., Mrs. 51 Williams, Mr. 23, 3 5 2 9

W illia ms, Mis s 2 6 Williams, W.H. 30-31 Willis, Mr. 4 9 Wilson, Mr. 56, 71 Wilson. Mrs. 40-42 W iit on, Mr. 4 3 -4 5 Witham. Mips 2 8 Wives by advertisement 44 Wood. Mr. 51 Woolf, Mr. 2 0-21, 24, 27 Worrell.. Mr. 67 Wrench, Mr. 11, 2 8, 4 9 W r ig'nt, Mr, 4 9, 68 Wright, Miss 71 Wrighten, Miss 67 Wrcughtcn, Mr. 2, 8 Wyatt. Mr, 3 5 ' Wyman, Mr. 66 Yardley, Mr. 3 5 Yarnold, Mr, 7, 30-31, 46-47, 61 Yates, Miss 44-4 5 Young.. M r, 7, 16, 23, 51, 57 Y oung, Mr s. 51 : " " ’ .' Younge, Mr. 3 0-31, 46-4 8, 52

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