Contents

• The Season

• Daily Calendar For 1817-1818

• First Performance of Oct 1817

• First Performance of Nov 1817

• First Performance of Dec 1817

• First Performance of Jan 1818

• First Performance of Feb 1818

• First Performance of Mar 1818

• Theatre Information

• Seasonal Dates

• Theatre Management And Functionaries

• Authors

• Musical Composers And Arrangers

• Choreographers

• Actors

• Actresses

• Musicians

• Singers

• Dancers

• Entertainers

• Pieces Performed And Summary Cast Lists

• Genre

• Music, Composers, And Musicians

• Songs, Composers, And Singers

• Dances, Choreographers, And Dancers

The Season

The new season began on 13 October 1817, with Miss Scott's The Lord of the Castle, Leclerq's The Woodman Prince, and The Sportsman and Shepherd; or, Where's The Wig?. The title of The Lord of The Castle was later changed to The Castle of Alberti; or, The Sacred Oath. For the 27th performance, the bill contains the following note: "No money returned nor orders admitted nor children suffered to pass on any account."

the Theatrical Inquisitor of October states:

This popular establishment re-opened for the season on Monday, the 13th. inst. after considerable embellishments in the decorations that have been long and much admired. A new melodrama has been produced from the ready pen of Miss Scott, called The Lord of the Castle, which was received throughout with long and loud applause till it terminated in a peal of protracted satisfaction. The ballet of The Woodman Prince is a pretty offering to Terpsichore and exhibits the graceful ability of Monsieur and Madam Leclerq to great advantage. The corps de ballet is particularly effective. We . . . cannot conclude without expressing our pleasure at a continued acquaintance with many old favourites among whom Messrs. J. Jones and Huckel, in their devious walks are entitled to undiminished commendation (p. 319).

The British Stage was also taken with The Lord of the Castle, "a melo-drama . . . in which serious and ludicrous incidents are very happily blended." This journal also praised The Widow's Tears, "a burlesque operetta founded on Bickerstaffe's Ephesian Matron." It said this piece "bids fair to attain to considerable popularity; it is a very pleasant trifle, and extremely well performed." Additional praise was lavished upon the dancing in the person of Madam Charles Leclercq: "The principal female dancer at this house, Madam Leclercq, is one of the prettiest and most fascinating little creatures we ever witnessed; as a Columbine she would prove particularly serviceable at one of the winter theatres" (17 November 1817, p. 253). In December, Madam Leclercq did in fact dance Columbine in the pantomime The Necromancer.

This season was shortened because of a long mourning period for the deaths of Princess Charlotte and her child. The dark period lasted from 7 November 1817, through 21 November 1817. Adding to this period the regular dark dates in the season, the theatre was closed for 17 days.

The bill for 7 March 1818, which included Whackham and Windham and The Three Crumps, remarks that the theatre was "patronized by all the Royal Family." The British Stage (December 1817), notes that "The comic songs of Mr. Huckel also afford much gratification":

Then I went to the Park and I saw the great gun

Which a present, 'tis said, from the Spainiards did come:

A very queer present, I swear by the Mass,

For we lend them our gold, and they pay us in brass.

On 14 March 1818, the season ended with performances of The Fortunate Youth; The Woodman Prince; Love! Honour! and Obey!, and The Three Crumps.

FC

Daily Calendar For 1817-1818

Source Comment Bill is dated 13 Oct 1817, but carries announcement "first week of the season"

1) The Lord of the Castle (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Later in the season called The Castle of Alberti; or, The Sacred Oath AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, next 14 Oct 1817

Genre (melodrama) entire new serio-comic melo-drama

First Night Cast

Duke [Charles L.] d' Alberti (Lord of the Castle): [James] Villiers; Loredan (his nephew): J. Jones; Fabin (valet to Loredan): [Robert?] Stebbing; Marcellin (huntsman to the Duke): Huckel; Linden (game-keeper): [Richard] Starmer (1st app here); Strotzi (ruffian): [George B.] Davidge; Garriga (old fiddler): Daly; Adrian (son to the Duke): Miss Ellis (1st app here); Georgette (wife to Linden): Miss Garcia; Theodosia (wife to Alberti): Mrs. Bemetzrieder characters in the dance Dame Beatrice: Mrs. Daly; Dame Church: Brady; Little Cousin Magdalen: Mrs. [George B.] Davidge; Suzette: Miss Bond peasants: [Unlisted]

Reference Cast

Duke Charles L. d' Alberti:    James Villiers Loredan: J. Jones Fabin: Robert? Stebbing Marcellin: Huckel Linden: Richard Starmer Strotzi: George B. Davidge Garriga: Daly

Adrian: Miss Ellis Georgette: Miss Garcia Theodosia: Mrs. Bemetzrieder Dame Beatrice: Mrs. Daly Little Cousin Magdalen: Mrs.    George B. Davidge Suzette: Miss Bond peasants: Unlisted

2) The Woodman Prince (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever CHOR: [Charles?] Leclercq

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, next 14 Oct 1817

Genre (ballet) entire new grand operatic ballet dance

First Night Cast

Marco Leonardo (Spanish Prince): [Charles?] Leclercq; Raphaello (the sage, a magician): [George B.] Davidge; Galano (physician): Ellis; Linda (mistress to the Prince): Miss Le Brun; Flora (sister to the Prince): Miss J[ane] Simpson; Hacko (woodman): Daly; Laurello (lover to Hacko's daughter): W[illiam] Kirby; Myrtle: Master Asbury; Dame Hacko: Mrs. Daly; Myrtilla: Miss C. Bennett (fr King's Th, 1st time here); Violette (daughter to Hacko): Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; courtiers, attendants on the Prince: Bemetzrieder, Addison, Brady, [William H.] Walbourn, Gay, Terry; ladies: Miss Hart, Miss Bond, Miss Davidge, Miss Bennett, Miss Mitchel, Miss Taylor

Cast Comment Master Aubrey pupil of Leclercq; Ellis's role given only as "physician" here, but on subsequent bills role is given as "Galano (physician)"; There is one reference to Miss J. Simpson and many to Miss Simpson. A note That we cannot check suggests Miss J. was called "Jane"

Reference Cast

Marco Leonardo: Charles?    Leclercq Raphaello: George B. Davidge Galano: Ellis Linda: Miss Le Brun Flora: Miss Jane Simpson Hacko: Daly Laurello: William Kirby Myrtle: Master Conway Dame Hacko: Mrs. Daly Myrtilla: Miss C. Bennett Violette: Mme. Charles?    Leclercq courtiers, attendants on the

Prince:    Bemetzrieder    Addison    Brady    William H. Walbourn    Gay    Terry ladies:    Miss Hart    Miss Bond    Miss Davidge    Miss Bennett    Miss Taylor    Miss Kirby

bill contains plot summary

3) The Sportsman and Shepherd; or, Where's the Wig? (1)

Title Comment appears in Nicoll as Sportsman and the Shepherd; or, Where's the Wig? AU: [Unknown]

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, next 14 Oct 1817

Genre (farce) favorite burletta

First Night Cast

Sir Barnaby Basel: Meredith (1st app in role); Theodore: J. Jones; St. Vivian (a statuary): [James] Villiers; Tony: Huckel; Dame Deborah: Mrs. Daly; Adele: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Reference Cast

Sir Barnaby Basel: Meredith Theodore: J. Jones St. Vivian: James Villiers

Tony: Huckel Dame Deborah: Mrs. Daly Adele: Miss Garcia

General Non-Title Information

"Kitty O'Lynch", [Richard] Starmer

1) The Lord of the Castle (2)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 13 Oct 1817, next 15 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

ADDS Dame Church: Brady

2) The Woodman Prince (2)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 13 Oct 1817, next 15 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

BUT Myrtle: Master Asbury OMITS ladies: Miss Kirby ADDS ladies: Miss Mitchel

3) The Sportsman and Shepherd; or, Where's the Wig? (2)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 13 Oct 1817, next 15 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

BUT Adele: Miss Jane M. Scott

1) The Lord of the Castle (3)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 14 Oct 1817, next 16 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

ADDS Dame Church: Brady

2) The Woodman Prince (3)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 14 Oct 1817, next 16 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

BUT Myrtle: Master Asbury OMITS ladies: Miss Kirby ADDS ladies: Miss Mitchel

3) The Sportsman and Shepherd; or, Where's the Wig? (3)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 14 Oct 1817, next 16 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

BUT Adele: Miss Jane M. Scott

1) The Lord of the Castle (4)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 15 Oct 1817, next 17 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

ADDS Dame Church: Brady

2) The Woodman Prince (4)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 15 Oct 1817, next 17 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

BUT Myrtle: Master Asbury OMITS ladies: Miss Kirby ADDS ladies: Miss Mitchel

3) The Sportsman and Shepherd; or, Where's the Wig? (4)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 15 Oct 1817, next 17 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

BUT Adele: Miss Jane M. Scott

1) The Lord of the Castle (5)

Title Comment bill specifies 5th and 6th perfs of this piece on 17 & 18 Nov, proving theatre was open 14-16 November Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 16 Oct 1817, next 18 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

ADDS Dame Church: Brady

2) The Woodman Prince (5)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 16 Oct 1817, next 18 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

BUT Myrtle: Master Asbury OMITS ladies: Miss Kirby ADDS ladies: Miss Mitchel

3) The Sportsman and Shepherd; or, Where's the Wig? (5)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 16 Oct 1817, next 18 Oct 1817

1) The Lord of the Castle (6)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 17 Oct 1817, next 20 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

ADDS Dame Church: Brady

2) The Woodman Prince (6)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 17 Oct 1817, next 20 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

BUT Myrtle: Master Asbury OMITS ladies: Miss Kirby ADDS ladies: Miss Mitchel

3) The Sportsman and Shepherd; or, Where's the Wig? (6)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 17 Oct 1817, next 3 Nov 1817

1) The Dinner of Madelon (1)

Title Comment "Given with the original French music, newly arranged" (bill) AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott, COMP: John Jolly

Performances first 20 Oct 1817, next 21 Oct 1817

Genre (farce) serio-comic burletta

First Night Cast

Etienne Benoit (retired tradesman): Meredith; Vincent (undertaker, his friend): [Robert?] Stebbing (1st app in role); corporal (of the Corps de Garde): [George B.] Davidge; corps de garde: [William H.] Walbourn, Terry, Addison, Ellis; messenger: Bemetzrieder; Dame Isoline (neighbour): Mrs. Daly; Madelon (servant to Benoit): Mrs. Bemetzrieder (1st app in role)

Reference Cast

Etienne Benoit: Meredith Vincent: Robert? Stebbing corporal: George B. Davidge corps de garde:    William H. Walbourn    Terry

Addison    Ellis messenger: Bemetzrieder Dame Isoline: Mrs. Daly Madelon: Mrs. Bemetzrieder

2) The Lord of the Castle (7)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 18 Oct 1817, next 21 Oct 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (7)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 18 Oct 1817, next 21 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

BUT Myrtle: Master Asbury

1) The Dinner of Madelon (2)

Performances first 20 Oct 1817, previous 20 Oct 1817, next 22 Oct 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (8)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 20 Oct 1817, next 22 Oct 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (8)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 20 Oct 1817, next 22 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

BUT Myrtle: Master Asbury

1) The Dinner of Madelon (3)

Performances first 20 Oct 1817, previous 21 Oct 1817, next 23 Oct 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (9)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 21 Oct 1817, next 23 Oct 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (9)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 21 Oct 1817, next 23 Oct 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

BUT Myrtle: Master Asbury

1) Widow's Tears (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Based upon Petronius's Widow of Ephesus as adapted by Isaac Bickerstaffe though bill credits only the latter AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott Au Comm "From the work of the late Isaac Bickerstaffe, with alterations, songs, introductions, by Miss Scott" (bill)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, next 24 Oct 1817

Genre (burlesque) burlesque tragic comic operetta; 1 act

First Night Cast

Soldier: [George B.] Davidge; Widow's father: Daly; ghost: Shaw; maid servant: Mrs. [George B.] Davidge; Widow: Mrs. Daly

Reference Cast

Soldier: George B. Davidge Widow's father: Daly ghost: Shaw

maid servant: Mrs. George B.    Davidge Widow: Mrs. Daly

2) The Lord of the Castle (10)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 22 Oct 1817, next 24 Oct 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (10)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 22 Oct 1817, next 24 Oct 1817

4) The Dinner of Madelon (4)

Performances first 20 Oct 1817, previous 22 Oct 1817, next 24 Oct 1817

1) Widow's Tears (2)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, previous 23 Oct 1817, next 25 Oct 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (11)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 23 Oct 1817, next 25 Oct 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (11)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 23 Oct 1817, next 25 Oct 1817

4) The Dinner of Madelon (5)

Performances first 20 Oct 1817, previous 23 Oct 1817, next 25 Oct 1817

1) Widow's Tears (3)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, previous 24 Oct 1817, next 27 Oct 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (12)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 24 Oct 1817, next 27 Oct 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (12)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 24 Oct 1817, next 27 Oct 1817

4) The Dinner of Madelon (6)

Performances first 20 Oct 1817, previous 24 Oct 1817, next 27 Oct 1817

1) Widow's Tears (4)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, previous 25 Oct 1817, next 28 Oct 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (13)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 25 Oct 1817, next 28 Oct 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (13)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 25 Oct 1817, next 28 Oct 1817

4) The Dinner of Madelon (7)

Performances first 20 Oct 1817, previous 25 Oct 1817, next 28 Oct 1817

1) Widow's Tears (5)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, previous 27 Oct 1817, next 29 Oct 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (14)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 27 Oct 1817, next 29 Oct 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (14)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 27 Oct 1817, next 29 Oct 1817

4) The Dinner of Madelon (8)

Performances first 20 Oct 1817, previous 27 Oct 1817, next 29 Oct 1817

1) Widow's Tears (6)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, previous 28 Oct 1817, next 30 Oct 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (15)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 28 Oct 1817, next 30 Oct 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (15)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 28 Oct 1817, next 30 Oct 1817

4) The Dinner of Madelon (9)

Performances first 20 Oct 1817, previous 28 Oct 1817

1) Widow's Tears (7)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, previous 29 Oct 1817, next 31 Oct 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (16)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 29 Oct 1817, next 31 Oct 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (16)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 29 Oct 1817, next 31 Oct 1817

4) The Magistrate (1)

Title Comment "Not acted these five years" (bill) AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott]

Performances first 30 Oct 1817, next 31 Oct 1817

Genre (burletta) favorite burletta

First Night Cast

Sir Walter Worthy (magistrate): [James] Villiers; Giles Gubbins (farmer in love with Fanny): [Robert?] Stebbing; William (clerk): Bemetzrieder; Edward (young soldier): J. Jones; Fanny (country girl): Miss Garcia

Reference Cast

Sir Walter Worthy: James    Villiers Giles Gubbins: Robert? Stebbing

William: Bemetzrieder Edward: J. Jones Fanny: Miss Garcia

General Non-Title Information

"Chit-Chat", [Paul?] Herring; "The Nightingale Club", [Paul?] Herring

1) Widow's Tears (8)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, previous 30 Oct 1817, next 1 Nov 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (17)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 30 Oct 1817, next 1 Nov 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (17)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 30 Oct 1817, next 1 Nov 1817

4) The Magistrate (2)

Performances first 30 Oct 1817, previous 30 Oct 1817, next 1 Nov 1817

1) Widow's Tears (9)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, previous 31 Oct 1817, next 3 Nov 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (18)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 31 Oct 1817, next 3 Nov 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (18)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 31 Oct 1817, next 3 Nov 1817

4) The Magistrate (3)

Performances first 30 Oct 1817, previous 31 Oct 1817, next 22 Nov 1817

1) The Lord of the Castle (19)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 1 Nov 1817, next 4 Nov 1817

2) The Sportsman and Shepherd; or, Where's the Wig? (7)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 18 Oct 1817, next 4 Nov 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (19)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 1 Nov 1817, next 4 Nov 1817

4) Widow's Tears (10)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, previous 1 Nov 1817, next 4 Nov 1817

1) The Lord of the Castle (20)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 3 Nov 1817, next 5 Nov 1817

2) The Sportsman and Shepherd; or, Where's the Wig? (8)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 3 Nov 1817, next 5 Nov 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (20)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 3 Nov 1817, next 5 Nov 1817

4) Widow's Tears (11)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, previous 3 Nov 1817, next 5 Nov 1817

1) The Lord of the Castle (21)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 4 Nov 1817, next 6 Nov 1817

2) The Sportsman and Shepherd; or, Where's the Wig? (9)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 4 Nov 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (21)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 4 Nov 1817, next 6 Nov 1817

4) Widow's Tears (12)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, previous 4 Nov 1817, next 6 Nov 1817

1) Widow's Tears (13)

Performances first 23 Oct 1817, previous 5 Nov 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (22)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 5 Nov 1817, next 22 Nov 1817

3) The Woodman Prince (22)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 5 Nov 1817, next 5 Feb 1818

4) Love, Honor and Obey (1)

Title Comment "The original [of] Brother and Sister as written by Miss Scott" (bill) AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott], COMP: [Michael Parnell]

Performances first 6 Nov 1817, next 22 Nov 1817

Genre (farce) favorite farcical burletta

First Night Cast

Sir Bernard Burwood: Meredith; Lord Arthur Atherstone: [James] Villiers; Jeremy: [Robert?] Stebbing; Lady Arabella Atherstone: Miss Garcia; Frances: Mrs. [George B.] Davidge; Flora: Mrs. Daly; The Countess: Mrs. Bemetzrieder

Reference Cast

Sir Bernard Burwood: Meredith Lord Arthur Atherstone: James    Villiers Jeremy: Robert? Stebbing Lady Arabella Atherstone: Miss

Garcia Frances: Mrs. George B. Davidge Flora: Mrs. Daly The Countess: Mrs. Bemetzrieder

General Non-Title Information

comic song: [Richard] Starmer

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

DARK: Mourning for Princess Charlotte and child

1) The Magistrate (4)

Performances first 30 Oct 1817, previous 1 Nov 1817, next 24 Nov 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (23)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 6 Nov 1817, next 24 Nov 1817

3) Gay Deceiver (1)

CHOR: [Charles?] Leclercq

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, next 24 Nov 1817

Genre (ballet) new ballet dance

First Night Cast

principal characters: W[illiam] Kirby, Daly, [William H.] Walbourn, Gay, Master Conway, Miss Hart, Miss Bennett, Miss [Jane] Simpson, Miss Le Brun, [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq

Cast Comment Cast taken from BL bill 24 Nov 1817

Reference Cast

principal characters:    William Kirby    Daly    William H. Walbourn    Gay    Master Conway

Miss Hart    Miss Bennett    Miss Jane Simpson    Miss Le Brun    Charles? Leclercq    Mme. Charles? Leclercq

minuet de la cour: [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq

4) Love, Honor and Obey (2)

Performances first 6 Nov 1817, previous 6 Nov 1817, next 24 Nov 1817

1) The Magistrate (5)

Performances first 30 Oct 1817, previous 22 Nov 1817, next 25 Nov 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (24)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 22 Nov 1817, next 25 Nov 1817

3) Gay Deceiver (2)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 22 Nov 1817, next 25 Nov 1817

4) Love, Honor and Obey (3)

Performances first 6 Nov 1817, previous 22 Nov 1817, next 25 Nov 1817

1) The Magistrate (6)

Performances first 30 Oct 1817, previous 24 Nov 1817, next 26 Nov 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (25)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 24 Nov 1817, next 26 Nov 1817

3) Gay Deceiver (3)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 24 Nov 1817, next 26 Nov 1817

4) Love, Honor and Obey (4)

Performances first 6 Nov 1817, previous 24 Nov 1817, next 26 Nov 1817

1) The Magistrate (7)

Performances first 30 Oct 1817, previous 25 Nov 1817

2) The Lord of the Castle (26)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 25 Nov 1817, next 27 Nov 1817

3) Gay Deceiver (4)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 25 Nov 1817, next 27 Nov 1817

4) Love, Honor and Obey (5)

Performances first 6 Nov 1817, previous 25 Nov 1817, next 14 Mar 1818

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; "Written partly from the works of Maria Edgeworth" (bill) AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott, COMP: John Jolly

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, next 28 Nov 1817

Genre (farce) entire new serio-comic Irish burletta

First Night Cast

Matthew M'Bride (rich farmer): Richardson; Philip M'Bride (alias Flourishing Phil, his son): [George B.] Davidge; Randal Rooney (lover to Bessy M'Bride): J. Jones; Mr. Gerald O'Blarney (banker and distiller): [Robert?] Stebbing; Patrick O'Rafferty (servant to O'Blarney): [Richard] Starmer; Ulrick of Eliogarty: Daly; English magistrate: Meredith; Delaney (magistrate's secretary): [James] Villiers; Catherine Rooney (a widow, mother to Randal): Mrs. Daly; Marion M'Glen (a Scotch girl, niece to Matthew M'Bride): Miss Garcia; Bessy M'Bride (Matthew's daughter): Miss [Jane M.] Scott; Ballynascraw boys, Little Charley of Killaspugbrone, Big Briny of Cloone and others of the Rooney faction: Shaw, Addison, Gay, Terry, Stone, Green; Ballynavogue boys and others of the M'Bride faction: [William H.] Walbourn, Bennett, Brady, W[illiam] Kirby, Turner, Sims, Crossman, Mark; Irish lads and lasses of both factions: [Unlisted]

Reference Cast

Matthew M'Bride: Richardson Philip M'Bride: George B.    Davidge Randal Rooney: J. Jones Mr. Gerald O'Blarney: Robert?    Stebbing Patrick O'Rafferty: Richard    Starmer Ulrick of Eliogarty: Daly English magistrate: Meredith Delaney: James Villiers Catherine Rooney: Mrs. Daly Marion M'Glen: Miss Garcia Bessy M'Bride: Miss Jane M.    Scott Ballynascraw boys, Little Charley    of Killaspugbrone, Big Briny of    Cloone and others of the Rooney    faction:

Shaw    Addison    Gay    Terry    Stone    Green Ballynavogue boys and others of    the M'Bride faction:    William H. Walbourn    Bennett    Brady    William Kirby    Turner    Sims    Crossman    Mark Irish lads and lasses of both    factions: Unlisted

2) Gay Deceiver (5)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 26 Nov 1817, next 28 Nov 1817

3) The Lord of the Castle (27)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 26 Nov 1817, next 28 Nov 1817

General Non-Title Information

comic song: "The Fashions", [Robert?] Stebbing

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (2)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 27 Nov 1817, next 29 Nov 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (6)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 27 Nov 1817, next 29 Nov 1817

3) The Lord of the Castle (28)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 27 Nov 1817, next 29 Nov 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (3)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 28 Nov 1817, next 1 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (7)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 28 Nov 1817, next 1 Dec 1817

3) The Lord of the Castle (29)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 28 Nov 1817, next 1 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (4)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 29 Nov 1817, next 2 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (8)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 29 Nov 1817, next 2 Dec 1817

3) The Lord of the Castle (30)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 29 Nov 1817, next 2 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (5)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 1 Dec 1817, next 3 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (9)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 1 Dec 1817, next 3 Dec 1817

3) The Lord of the Castle (31)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 1 Dec 1817, next 3 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (6)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 2 Dec 1817, next 4 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (10)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 2 Dec 1817, next 4 Dec 1817

3) The Lord of the Castle (32)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 2 Dec 1817, next 4 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (7)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 3 Dec 1817, next 5 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (11)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 3 Dec 1817, next 5 Dec 1817

3) The Lord of the Castle (33)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 3 Dec 1817, next 5 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (8)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 4 Dec 1817, next 6 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (12)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 4 Dec 1817, next 6 Dec 1817

3) The Lord of the Castle (34)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 4 Dec 1817, next 6 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (9)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 5 Dec 1817, next 8 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (13)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 5 Dec 1817, next 8 Dec 1817

3) The Lord of the Castle (35)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 5 Dec 1817, next 26 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (10)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 6 Dec 1817, next 9 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (14)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 6 Dec 1817, next 9 Dec 1817

3) Whackham and Windham; or, The Wrangling Lawyers (1)

AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Performances first 8 Dec 1817, next 9 Dec 1817

Genre (farce) very singular and admired burletta

First Night Cast

Wilford Whackham, Esq. (Attorney at Law): Meredith; Worrit Windham Esq. (Attorney at Law): [Robert?] Stebbing; Henry Windham (Worrit's son, an imitative character): [James] Villiers; Thomas Thresher (Whackham's servant man): Huckel; Quilldrive (Windham's clerk): Daly; Rebecca: Mrs. Bemetzrieder; Maria Whackham: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Reference Cast

Wilford Whackham, Esq.:    Meredith Worrit Windham Esq.: Robert?    Stebbing Henry Windham: James Villiers

Thomas Thresher: Huckel Quilldrive: Daly Rebecca: Mrs. Bemetzrieder Maria Whackham: Miss Jane M.    Scott

General Non-Title Information

slackwire: Miss Young Miss Young ("a lady of provincial celebrity"), 1st app here

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (11)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 8 Dec 1817, next 10 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (15)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 8 Dec 1817, next 10 Dec 1817

3) Whackham and Windham; or, The Wrangling Lawyers (2)

Performances first 8 Dec 1817, previous 8 Dec 1817, next 10 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (12)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 9 Dec 1817, next 11 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (16)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 9 Dec 1817, next 11 Dec 1817

3) Whackham and Windham; or, The Wrangling Lawyers (3)

Performances first 8 Dec 1817, previous 9 Dec 1817, next 11 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (13)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 10 Dec 1817, next 12 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (17)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 10 Dec 1817, next 12 Dec 1817

3) Whackham and Windham; or, The Wrangling Lawyers (4)

Performances first 8 Dec 1817, previous 10 Dec 1817, next 12 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (14)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 11 Dec 1817, next 13 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (18)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 11 Dec 1817, next 13 Dec 1817

3) Whackham and Windham; or, The Wrangling Lawyers (5)

Performances first 8 Dec 1817, previous 11 Dec 1817, next 13 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (15)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 12 Dec 1817, next 15 Dec 1817

2) Gay Deceiver (19)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 12 Dec 1817, next 16 Feb 1818

3) Whackham and Windham; or, The Wrangling Lawyers (6)

Performances first 8 Dec 1817, previous 12 Dec 1817, next 5 Jan 1818

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (16)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 13 Dec 1817, next 16 Dec 1817

2) The Summer's Evening (1)

CHOR: [Charles?] Leclercq

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, next 16 Dec 1817

Genre (divertisement) favorite divertisement

First Night Cast

principal dancers: Miss [Jane] Simpson, Miss Le Brun, Miss Bennett, Master Conway, [Charles?] Leclercq, Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; ladies in the corps de ballet: Miss Hart, Miss Davidge, Miss Kirby, Miss Bond, Miss Taylor, Miss Shaw

Reference Cast

principal dancers:    Miss Jane Simpson    Miss Le Brun    Miss Bennett    Master Conway    Charles? Leclercq    Mme. Charles? Leclercq

ladies in the corps de ballet:    Miss Hart    Miss Davidge    Miss Kirby    Miss Bond    Miss Taylor    Miss Shaw

3) Camilla the Amazon; or, The Mountain Robber (1)

Title Comment new plot, incidents and situations AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott]

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, next 16 Dec 1817

Genre (musical drama) splendid serio-comic heroic melo-dramatic piece

First Night Cast

Fidesco (young nobleman, beloved of Camilla): [George B.] Davidge (1st. time); Edwin (favorite page to Fidesco): [Charles?] Leclercq; Alwin (principal page to Camilla): W[illiam] Kirby; Rostock (steward to Camilla): [Richard] Starmer; Hillary (gardner to Camilla): Huckel; Tapoli (miller, vassal to Camilla): [Robert?] Stebbing; pages attendant on the Princess: J. Davidge, Ellis, Master Conway, Master Bennett; guards: Bemetzrieder, Addison, Brady attendants on Ferano Ruscoli: Daly; Petrofo: [William H.] Walbourn Ferano (The Mountain Robber): [James] Villiers; Ella (young Tyrolian, sister to Edwin, seduced and deserted by Fidesco): Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; Colinette (daughter to Tapoli): Miss Garcia; Thomasin (wife to Tapoli): Mrs. Daly; Julian (infant son of Ella and Fidesco): Miss Stebbing; ladies of Camilla's court: Miss Le Brun, Miss Young, Miss [Jane] Simpson, Miss Cox; Camilla (the Amazon): Mrs. Bemetzrieder; peasants: Turner, Brown, Terry, Gray, Bond, Smith, Miss Hart, Miss Shaw, Miss Bond, Miss Taylor, Miss Kirby; vassals and attendants on The Mountain Robber: [Unlisted]

Reference Cast

Fidesco: George B. Davidge Edwin: Charles? Leclercq Alwin: William Kirby Rostock: Richard Starmer Hillary: Huckel Tapoli: Robert? Stebbing pages attendant on the Princess:    J. Davidge    Ellis    Master Conway    Master Bennett guards:    Bemetzrieder    Addison    Brady Ruscoli: Daly Petrofo: William H. Walbourn Ferano: James Villiers Ella: Mme. Charles? Leclercq Colinette: Miss Garcia Thomasin: Mrs. Daly

Julian: Miss Stebbing ladies of Camilla's court:    Miss Le Brun    Miss Young    Miss Jane Simpson    Miss Cox Camilla: Mrs. Bemetzrieder peasants:    Turner    Brown    Terry    Gray    Bond    Smith    Miss Hart    Miss Shaw    Miss Bond    Miss Taylor    Miss Kirby vassals and attendants on The    Mountain Robber: Unlisted

(dI)grand incidental pastoral divertisement: W[illiam] Kirby, Miss Le Brun, Miss [Jane] Simpson, Master Conway

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (17)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 15 Dec 1817, next 17 Dec 1817

2) The Summer's Evening (2)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 15 Dec 1817, next 17 Dec 1817

3) Camilla the Amazon; or, The Mountain Robber (2)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 15 Dec 1817, next 17 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (18)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 16 Dec 1817, next 18 Dec 1817

2) The Summer's Evening (3)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 16 Dec 1817, next 18 Dec 1817

3) Camilla the Amazon; or, The Mountain Robber (3)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 16 Dec 1817, next 18 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (19)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 17 Dec 1817, next 19 Dec 1817

2) The Summer's Evening (4)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 17 Dec 1817, next 19 Dec 1817

3) Camilla the Amazon; or, The Mountain Robber (4)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 17 Dec 1817, next 19 Dec 1817

cast truncated for reasons of space

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (20)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 18 Dec 1817, next 20 Dec 1817

2) The Summer's Evening (5)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 18 Dec 1817, next 20 Dec 1817

3) Camilla the Amazon; or, The Mountain Robber (5)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 18 Dec 1817, next 20 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (21)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 19 Dec 1817, next 22 Dec 1817

2) The Summer's Evening (6)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 19 Dec 1817, next 22 Dec 1817

3) Camilla the Amazon; or, The Mountain Robber (6)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 19 Dec 1817, next 22 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (22)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 20 Dec 1817, next 23 Dec 1817

2) The Summer's Evening (7)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 20 Dec 1817, next 23 Dec 1817

3) Camilla the Amazon; or, The Mountain Robber (7)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 20 Dec 1817, next 23 Dec 1817

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (23)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 22 Dec 1817, next 1 Jan 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (8)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 22 Dec 1817, next 26 Dec 1817

3) Camilla the Amazon; or, The Mountain Robber (8)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 22 Dec 1817

DARK: Christmas Eve

DARK: Christmas Day

1) The Lord of the Castle (36)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 6 Dec 1817, next 27 Dec 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

OMITS Marcellin: Huckel

2) The Summer's Evening (9)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 23 Dec 1817, next 27 Dec 1817

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (1)

Title Comment extensive plot summary appears on DFo bill 22 Jan 1819 AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott]

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, next 27 Dec 1817

Genre (pantomime) grand distinguished comic pantomime

First Night Cast

Cornelius Agrippa (the Necromancer): J. Jones; Skeleton, afterwards Harlequin: W[illiam] Kirby; Cripplegateino, afterwards Pantaloon: Daly; Featherissimo, or Lover: [William H.] Walbourn; Anysideino (Necromancer's man), afterwards Clown, servant to three masters: James Jones; female statue, afterwards Columbine: Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; Daemon of the magic study: [James] Villiers; serious serenaders: Miss Garcia, Mrs. Bemetzrieder, [Richard] Starmer, Ellis comic serenaders barber: [Robert?] Stebbing; bellman: [George B.] Davidge; cobbler: [C. H.?] Simpson; watchman: Brady; post boy: Master Conway; sweep: Terry servants to Pantaloon Whiskerando: Shaw; Clod: Gay; Lefrog: Bemetzrieder Grand Inquisitor: Huckel; friar: [James] Villiers; old nurse: Mrs. Daly; fishwoman: Mrs. [William] Kirby; market girl: Miss R. Garcia; Euphrosyne: Miss Garcia; principal Bacchante: Mrs. Bemetzrieder; bacchantes with tamborines: Miss Terry, Miss Kirby, Miss Davidge, Miss Bond, Miss Shaw, Miss Taylor; bacchanals with cymbals: Addison, Brady, Gay, [C. H.?] Simpson, Terry, Bemetzrieder; Hebe: Miss [Jane] Simpson; Cupid: Miss Stebbing; Venus: Miss Le Brun; principal vocal attendants on Bacchus: [George B.] Davidge, Ellis, [Richard] Starmer; attendants on the car: Miss Bennett, Master Conway, Master Richardson, Miss Richardson; Bacchus: Miss Ellis

Cast Comment The bill reads "Grand Inquisitor or friar, Huckel and Villiers"

Reference Cast

Cornelius Agrippa: J. Jones Skeleton, afterwards Harlequin:    William Kirby Cripplegateino, afterwards    Pantaloon: Daly Featherissimo, or Lover: William    H. Walbourn Anysideino, afterwards Clown,    servant to three masters:    James Jones female statue, afterwards    Columbine: Mme. Charles?    Leclercq Daemon of the magic study: James    Villiers serious serenaders:    Miss Garcia    Mrs. Bemetzrieder    Richard Starmer    Ellis barber: Robert? Stebbing bellman: George B. Davidge cobbler: C. H.? Simpson watchman: Brady post boy: Master Conway sweep: Terry Whiskerando: Shaw Clod: Gay Lefrog: Bemetzrieder Grand Inquisitor: Huckel friar: James Villiers old nurse: Mrs. Daly fishwoman: Mrs. William Kirby

market girl: Miss R. Garcia Euphrosyne: Miss Garcia principal Bacchante: Mrs.    Bemetzrieder bacchantes with tamborines:    Miss Terry    Miss Kirby    Miss Davidge    Miss Bond    Miss Shaw    Miss Taylor bacchanals with cymbals:    Addison    Brady    Gay    C. H.? Simpson    Terry    Bemetzrieder Hebe: Miss Jane Simpson Cupid: Miss Stebbing Venus: Miss Le Brun principal vocal attendants on    Bacchus:    George B. Davidge    Ellis    Richard Starmer attendants on the car:    Miss Bennett    Master Conway    Master Richardson    Miss Richardson Bacchus: Miss Ellis

new veil dance: Mme. [Charles?] Leclercq; pas quartra (sic): Miss [Jane] Simpson, Miss Le Brun, Miss Bennett, Master Conway

General Non-Title Information

comic song: "The Fashions", [Robert?] Stebbing; comic song: "Irish Providence", [Richard] Starmer

"No money returned or orders admitted, nor children in arms suffered to pass on any account" (bill)

1) The Lord of the Castle (37)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 26 Dec 1817, next 29 Dec 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

OMITS Marcellin: Huckel

2) The Summer's Evening (10)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 26 Dec 1817, next 29 Dec 1817

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (2)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 26 Dec 1817, next 29 Dec 1817

1) The Lord of the Castle (38)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 27 Dec 1817, next 30 Dec 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

OMITS Marcellin: Huckel

Cast truncated for reasons of space

2) The Summer's Evening (11)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 27 Dec 1817, next 30 Dec 1817

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (3)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 27 Dec 1817, next 30 Dec 1817

General Non-Title Information

broad sword hornpipe: Miss Payne Miss Payne, infant phenomenon, 5 yrs old, fr Grand Theatre, Paris, 1st London app. Music comp by Mons. Dindonne (with key bugle accomp)

1) The Lord of the Castle (39)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 29 Dec 1817, next 31 Dec 1817

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

OMITS Marcellin: Huckel

2) The Summer's Evening (12)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 29 Dec 1817, next 31 Dec 1817

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (4)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 29 Dec 1817, next 31 Dec 1817

1) The Lord of the Castle (40)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 30 Dec 1817, next 29 Jan 1818

Cast as reference cast (13 Oct 1817)

OMITS Marcellin: Huckel

2) The Summer's Evening (13)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 30 Dec 1817, next 1 Jan 1818

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (5)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 30 Dec 1817, next 1 Jan 1818

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (24)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 23 Dec 1817, next 2 Jan 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (14)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 31 Dec 1817, next 2 Jan 1818

cast truncated for reasons of space

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (6)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 31 Dec 1817, next 2 Jan 1818

cast truncated for reasons of space

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (25)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 1 Jan 1818, next 3 Jan 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (15)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 1 Jan 1818, next 3 Jan 1818

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (7)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 1 Jan 1818, next 3 Jan 1818

1) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (26)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 2 Jan 1818, next 8 Jan 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (16)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 2 Jan 1818, next 5 Jan 1818

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (8)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 2 Jan 1818, next 5 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever; Founded on recent facts AU: [Miss Jane M. Scott] Au Comm "The whole of the evening's entertainments written by Miss Jane M. Scott" (bill 12 Jan 1818)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, next 6 Jan 1818

Genre (farce) new comic burletta sketch

First Night Cast

Farmer Gullem: Richardson; Abraham Gullem (alias the Fortunate Youth): Miss [Jane M.] Scott; Hodge (servant to farmer Gullem): Huckel; Squire Rackrent: Meredith; Simon Sly (servant to Rackrent): [Robert?] Stebbing; Mr. Sordid (in search of a good living): Daly; horse dealer: [George B.] Davidge; Hobnail: Bemetzrieder; village barber: [Richard] Starmer; Landlord of the Golden Goose: Ellis; William (servant to Young Gullem): Brady; Edward (servant to Lady Trapem): Addison; Thomas (servant to the Duchess of Dreadnought): [William H.] Walbourn; Duchess of Dreadnought: Mrs. Daly; Lady Amilia (her daughter): Miss Garcia; Lady Trapem: Mrs. Bemetzrieder; Georgena (Duchess' daughter): Miss Le Brun; villager with poultry: Miss Shaw; woman with peaches: Mrs. [George B.] Davidge; old village woman: [C. H.?] Simpson; various other minor characters: Unlisted

Reference Cast

Farmer Gullem: Richardson Abraham Gullem: Miss Jane M.    Scott Hodge: Huckel Squire Rackrent: Meredith Simon Sly: Robert? Stebbing Mr. Sordid: Daly horse dealer: George B. Davidge Hobnail: Bemetzrieder village barber: Richard Starmer Landlord of the Golden Goose:    Ellis William: Brady Edward: Addison

Thomas: William H. Walbourn Duchess of Dreadnought: Mrs.    Daly Lady Amilia: Miss Garcia Lady Trapem: Mrs. Bemetzrieder Georgena: Miss Le Brun villager with poultry: Miss    Shaw woman with peaches: Mrs. George    B. Davidge old village woman: C. H.?    Simpson various other minor characters:    Unlisted

2) The Summer's Evening (17)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 3 Jan 1818, next 6 Jan 1818

3) Whackham and Windham; or, The Wrangling Lawyers (7)

Performances first 8 Dec 1817, previous 13 Dec 1817, next 6 Jan 1818

4) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (9)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 3 Jan 1818, next 6 Jan 1818

Cast truncated for reasons of space

General Non-Title Information

Miss Payne's act ends 7 January

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (2)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 5 Jan 1818, next 7 Jan 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (18)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 5 Jan 1818, next 7 Jan 1818

3) Whackham and Windham; or, The Wrangling Lawyers (8)

Performances first 8 Dec 1817, previous 5 Jan 1818, next 7 Jan 1818

4) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (10)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 5 Jan 1818, next 7 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (3)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 6 Jan 1818, next 8 Jan 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (19)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 6 Jan 1818, next 26 Jan 1818

3) Whackham and Windham; or, The Wrangling Lawyers (9)

Performances first 8 Dec 1817, previous 6 Jan 1818, next 2 Feb 1818

4) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (11)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 6 Jan 1818, next 8 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (4)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 7 Jan 1818, next 9 Jan 1818

2) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (27)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 3 Jan 1818, next 9 Jan 1818

Cast truncated for reasons of space

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (12)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 7 Jan 1818, next 9 Jan 1818

cast truncated for reasons of space

General Non-Title Information

slack wire: Miss Young

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (5)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 8 Jan 1818, next 10 Jan 1818

2) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (28)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 8 Jan 1818, next 10 Jan 1818

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (13)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 8 Jan 1818, next 10 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (6)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 9 Jan 1818, next 12 Jan 1818

2) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (29)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 9 Jan 1818, next 16 Feb 1818

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (14)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 9 Jan 1818, next 12 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (7)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 10 Jan 1818, next 13 Jan 1818

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (1)

AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, next 13 Jan 1818

Genre (melodrama) celebrated original drama or melo-romantic burletta of interest

First Night Cast

Count Lanfranco (Governor of Cordova secretly in league with the banditti): James Jones; Almanza (Spanish general beloved by the people, proscribed through the machinations of Count Lanfranco): [James] Villiers; Henrico de Rosalva (courier from the King attached to Almanza): Huckel; Bruto Shabrico (captain of banditti): [George B.] Davidge; Rodolph (robber diguised as a woodman): [Richard] Starmer; Nicolas de Lasso (chief of band of smugglers): Meredith; Tinoco de Lasso (son of Nicolas): [Robert?] Stebbing; Paulo de Lasso (son of Nicolas): John Jones principal banditti Rufus: Daly; Garcius: Bemetzrieder; Brianthus: Addison; Otho: Edwards; Albano: [William H.] Walbourn; Stiletto: Bond; Carrillo: Shaw Wilhelm (goatherd boy): Miss Ellis; Florian (infant son of Almanza supposed to have perished in the flames of the castle): Miss Stebbing; principal hunters: Bemetzrieder, Garcia, Young, Green, Terry, [William H.] Walbourn, Ellis; principal smugglers: Dennis, Garcia, Baldwin, T. Walbourn, Hays, Gay, Smith; Adriana (wife of Almanza wandering with him disguised in the mountains): Mrs. Bemetzrieder; Roda: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Cast Comment The role of Stiletto appears on the bill as Stilleto

Reference Cast

Count Lanfranco: James Jones Almanza: James Villiers Henrico de Rosalva: Huckel Bruto Shabrico: George B.    Davidge Rodolph: Richard Starmer Nicolas de Lasso: Meredith Tinoco de Lasso: Robert?    Stebbing Paulo de Lasso: John Jones Rufus: Daly Garcius: Bemetzrieder Brianthus: Addison Otho: Edwards Albano: William H. Walbourn Stiletto: Bond Carrillo: Shaw Wilhelm: Miss Ellis Florian: Miss Stebbing

principal hunters:    Bemetzrieder    Garcia    Young    Green    Terry    William H. Walbourn    Ellis principal smugglers:    Dennis    Garcia    Baldwin    T. Walbourn    Hays    Gay    Smith Adriana: Mrs. Bemetzrieder Roda: Miss Garcia

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (15)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 10 Jan 1818, next 13 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (8)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 12 Jan 1818, next 14 Jan 1818

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (2)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 12 Jan 1818, next 14 Jan 1818

Cast as reference cast (12 Jan 1818)

BUT Roda: Miss Jane M. Scott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (16)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 12 Jan 1818, next 14 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (9)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 13 Jan 1818, next 15 Jan 1818

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (3)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 13 Jan 1818, next 15 Jan 1818

Cast as reference cast (12 Jan 1818)

BUT Roda: Miss Jane M. Scott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (17)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 13 Jan 1818, next 15 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (10)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 14 Jan 1818, next 16 Jan 1818

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (4)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 14 Jan 1818, next 16 Jan 1818

Cast as reference cast (12 Jan 1818)

BUT Roda: Miss Jane M. Scott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (18)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 14 Jan 1818, next 16 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (11)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 15 Jan 1818, next 17 Jan 1818

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (5)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 15 Jan 1818, next 17 Jan 1818

Cast as reference cast (12 Jan 1818)

BUT Roda: Miss Jane M. Scott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (19)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 15 Jan 1818, next 17 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (12)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 16 Jan 1818, next 19 Jan 1818

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (6)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 16 Jan 1818, next 19 Jan 1818

Cast as reference cast (12 Jan 1818)

BUT Roda: Miss Jane M. Scott

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (20)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 16 Jan 1818, next 19 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (13)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 17 Jan 1818, next 20 Jan 1818

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (7)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 17 Jan 1818, next 20 Jan 1818

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (21)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 17 Jan 1818, next 20 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (14)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 19 Jan 1818, next 21 Jan 1818

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (8)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 19 Jan 1818, next 21 Jan 1818

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (22)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 19 Jan 1818, next 21 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (15)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 20 Jan 1818, next 22 Jan 1818

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (9)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 20 Jan 1818, next 22 Jan 1818

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (23)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 20 Jan 1818, next 22 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (16)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 21 Jan 1818, next 23 Jan 1818

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (10)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 21 Jan 1818, next 23 Jan 1818

Cast truncated for reasons of space

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (24)

Title Comment extensive plot summary appears on DFo bill 22 Jan 1819 Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 21 Jan 1818, next 23 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (17)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 22 Jan 1818, next 24 Jan 1818

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (11)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 22 Jan 1818, next 24 Jan 1818

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (25)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 22 Jan 1818, next 24 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (18)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 23 Jan 1818, next 26 Jan 1818

2) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (12)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 23 Jan 1818, next 26 Jan 1818

3) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (26)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 23 Jan 1818, next 26 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (19)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 24 Jan 1818, next 27 Jan 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (20)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 7 Jan 1818, next 27 Jan 1818

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (13)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 24 Jan 1818, next 27 Jan 1818

cast truncated for reasons of space

4) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (27)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 24 Jan 1818, next 27 Jan 1818

General Non-Title Information

slackwire: Miss Young

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (20)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 26 Jan 1818, next 28 Jan 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (21)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 26 Jan 1818, next 28 Jan 1818

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (14)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 26 Jan 1818, next 28 Jan 1818

4) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (28)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 26 Jan 1818, next 28 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (21)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 27 Jan 1818, next 29 Jan 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (22)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 27 Jan 1818, next 29 Jan 1818

3) The Old Oak Chest; or, The Smuggler's Sons and the Robber's Daughter (15)

Performances first 12 Jan 1818, previous 27 Jan 1818, next 10 Mar 1818

4) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (29)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 27 Jan 1818, next 29 Jan 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (22)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 28 Jan 1818, next 31 Jan 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (23)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 28 Jan 1818, next 31 Jan 1818

3) The Lord of the Castle (41)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 31 Dec 1817, next 31 Jan 1818

4) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (30)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 28 Jan 1818, next 31 Jan 1818

DARK: Martyr's Day

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (23)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 29 Jan 1818, next 2 Feb 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (24)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 29 Jan 1818, next 2 Feb 1818

3) The Lord of the Castle (42)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 29 Jan 1818, next 12 Mar 1818

4) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (31)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 29 Jan 1818, next 2 Feb 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (24)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 31 Jan 1818, next 3 Feb 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (25)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 31 Jan 1818, next 3 Feb 1818

3) Whackham and Windham; or, The Wrangling Lawyers (10)

Performances first 8 Dec 1817, previous 7 Jan 1818, next 3 Feb 1818

4) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (32)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 31 Jan 1818, next 3 Feb 1818

1) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (25)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 2 Feb 1818, next 5 Feb 1818

2) The Summer's Evening (26)

Performances first 15 Dec 1817, previous 2 Feb 1818

3) Whackham and Windham; or, The Wrangling Lawyers (11)

Performances first 8 Dec 1817, previous 2 Feb 1818, next 7 Mar 1818

4) The Necromancer; or, The Golden Key (33)

Performances first 26 Dec 1817, previous 2 Feb 1818

DARK: Ash Wednesday

Special Performance Benefit: Miss [Jane M.] Scott

1) The Three Crumps; or, Crooked Brothers of Damascus (1)

Title Comment 1st time ever AU: Miss [Jane M.] Scott, COMP: John Jolly

Performances first 5 Feb 1818, next 7 Feb 1818

Genre (farce) entire new and original eccentric melo-drama

First Night Cast

Crump Hassen (the Furious): Meredith; Crump Ibad Hassen (the Merry): [Robert?] Stebbing; Crump Babouc Hassen (the Melancholy): Daly; Uphas (silly porter of Bagdad): Huckel; Duranda (young fisherman): John Jones; Semjah (lord of the Court): Harding; Grand Vizier: [George B.] Davidge; Caliph of Bagdad: [James] Villiers; first merchant: [Richard] Starmer; second merchant: Ellis; third merchant: Addison principal fishermen Napthor: Montague; Selim: Bemetzrieder fishermen: Brady, [William H.] Walbourn, W[illiam] Kirby, [C. H.?] Simpson, Conway, Green, Astil; guards: Terry, Gay; fishermen's wives and sweethearts: Miss Garcia, Miss Shaw, Miss Terry, Miss Davidge, Miss Taylor, Miss Bond, Mrs. [William] Kirby; dancing girls: Miss Le Brun, Miss Bennett, Miss [Jane] Simpson; Druzella (wife to Crump Hassen, the Furious): Mrs. Daly; Nerina (daughter to Crump Hassen): Miss [Jane M.] Scott

Cast Comment It is possible that Conway is Master Conway; Also that Mrs. kirby played a fisherman's wife since her previous role in Necromancer ended just before this began

Reference Cast

Crump Hassen: Meredith Crump Ibad Hassen: Robert?    Stebbing Crump Babouc Hassen: Daly Uphas: Huckel Duranda: John Jones Semjah: Harding Grand Vizier: George B. Davidge Caliph of Bagdad: James    Villiers first merchant: Richard Starmer second merchant: Ellis third merchant: Addison Napthor: Montague Selim: Bemetzrieder fishermen:    Brady    William H. Walbourn    William Kirby    C. H.? Simpson    Conway

Green    Astil guards:    Terry    Gay fishermen's wives and    sweethearts:    Miss Garcia    Miss Shaw    Miss Terry    Miss Davidge    Miss Taylor    Miss Bond    Mrs. William Kirby dancing girls:    Miss Le Brun    Miss Bennett    Miss Jane Simpson Druzella: Mrs. Daly Nerina: Miss Jane M. Scott

entirely new scenery

2) The Woodman Prince (23)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 6 Nov 1817, next 7 Feb 1818

Cast truncated for reasons of space

3) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (26)

Title Comment "By particular desire, first time as an afterpiece" (bill) Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 3 Feb 1818, next 7 Feb 1818

General Non-Title Information

symphony: "Toy Sinfonie" [[F. Joseph] Haydn]; overture (from The Row of Ballynavogue) "Toy Sinfonie" 1st time any public theatre

favorite song: Master F. Healy (1st public app)

Source Comment No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Three Crumps; or, Crooked Brothers of Damascus (2)

Performances first 5 Feb 1818, previous 5 Feb 1818, next 9 Feb 1818

Count on The Three Crumps, 9 Feb 1818 indicates that this piece was performed on 7 Feb 1818

2) The Woodman Prince (24)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 5 Feb 1818, next 9 Feb 1818

3) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (27)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 5 Feb 1818, next 9 Feb 1818

1) The Three Crumps; or, Crooked Brothers of Damascus (3)

Performances first 5 Feb 1818, previous 7 Feb 1818, next 10 Feb 1818

2) The Woodman Prince (25)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 7 Feb 1818, next 10 Feb 1818

3) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (28)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 7 Feb 1818, next 10 Feb 1818

1) The Three Crumps; or, Crooked Brothers of Damascus (4)

Performances first 5 Feb 1818, previous 9 Feb 1818, next 12 Feb 1818

2) The Woodman Prince (26)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 9 Feb 1818, next 12 Feb 1818

3) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (29)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 9 Feb 1818, next 12 Feb 1818

1) The Three Crumps; or, Crooked Brothers of Damascus (5)

Performances first 5 Feb 1818, previous 10 Feb 1818, next 14 Feb 1818

2) The Woodman Prince (27)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 10 Feb 1818, next 14 Feb 1818

3) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (30)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 10 Feb 1818, next 14 Feb 1818

1) The Three Crumps; or, Crooked Brothers of Damascus (6)

Performances first 5 Feb 1818, previous 12 Feb 1818, next 16 Feb 1818

2) The Woodman Prince (28)

Performances first 13 Oct 1817, previous 12 Feb 1818, next 28 Feb 1818

3) The Fortunate Youth; or, Newmarket Hoax (31)

Performances first 5 Jan 1818, previous 12 Feb 1818, next 28 Feb 1818

1) The Three Crumps; or, Crooked Brothers of Damascus (7)

Performances first 5 Feb 1818, previous 14 Feb 1818, next 17 Feb 1818

2) Gay Deceiver (20)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 13 Dec 1817, next 17 Feb 1818

Cast as reference cast (22 Nov 1817)

ADDS principal characters: James   Jones

3) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (30)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 10 Jan 1818, next 17 Feb 1818

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1817)

BUT Bessy M'Bride: Mrs.   Bemetzrieder

1) The Three Crumps; or, Crooked Brothers of Damascus (8)

Performances first 5 Feb 1818, previous 16 Feb 1818, next 19 Feb 1818

2) Gay Deceiver (21)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 16 Feb 1818, next 19 Feb 1818

Cast as reference cast (22 Nov 1817)

ADDS principal characters: James   Jones

3) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (31)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 16 Feb 1818, next 19 Feb 1818

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1817)

BUT Bessy M'Bride: Mrs.   Bemetzrieder

1) The Three Crumps; or, Crooked Brothers of Damascus (9)

Performances first 5 Feb 1818, previous 17 Feb 1818, next 21 Feb 1818

2) Gay Deceiver (22)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 17 Feb 1818, next 21 Feb 1818

Cast as reference cast (22 Nov 1817)

ADDS principal characters: James   Jones

3) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (32)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 17 Feb 1818, next 21 Feb 1818

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1817)

BUT Bessy M'Bride: Mrs.   Bemetzrieder

1) The Three Crumps; or, Crooked Brothers of Damascus (10)

Performances first 5 Feb 1818, previous 19 Feb 1818, next 23 Feb 1818

2) Gay Deceiver (23)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 19 Feb 1818, next 23 Feb 1818

Cast as reference cast (22 Nov 1817)

ADDS principal characters: James   Jones

3) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (33)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 19 Feb 1818, next 23 Feb 1818

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1817)

BUT Bessy M'Bride: Mrs.   Bemetzrieder

1) The Three Crumps; or, Crooked Brothers of Damascus (11)

Performances first 5 Feb 1818, previous 21 Feb 1818, next 24 Feb 1818

2) Gay Deceiver (24)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 21 Feb 1818, next 24 Feb 1818

Cast as reference cast (22 Nov 1817)

ADDS principal characters: James   Jones

3) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (34)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 21 Feb 1818, next 24 Feb 1818

Cast as reference cast (27 Nov 1817)

BUT Bessy M'Bride: Mrs.   Bemetzrieder

Special Performance Benefit: Mr. Ledger

1) The Three Crumps; or, Crooked Brothers of Damascus (12)

Performances first 5 Feb 1818, previous 23 Feb 1818, next 26 Feb 1818

2) Gay Deceiver (25)

Performances first 22 Nov 1817, previous 23 Feb 1818, next 26 Feb 1818

Cast as reference cast (22 Nov 1817)

ADDS principal characters: James   Jones

3) The Row of Ballynavogue; or, The Lily of Lismore (35)

Performances first 27 Nov 1817, previous 23 Feb