INDEX

Abington, Mrs. Actors and audience, Colley Cibber on Addison, Joseph his "Cato" Anne, Queen Anne's reign, Life in Queen Ashbury, Joseph Ashton's "Reign of Queen Anne" Aston, Tony Attorneys of Queen Anne's day

Baggs, Zachary Baker of Dublin Barry, Spranger, Mrs. Spranger Barry, Mrs. Elizabeth Bartholomew Fair Bath life "Beaux' Stratagem," Farquhar's Bellchambers, Edmund Bertie, Miss Dye Betterton, Thomas Blackmore, Dr. (Sir Richard) Boileau Bolingbroke, Lord Booth, Barton Mrs. Barton see also Santlow Boswell, James Bowman, an actor Bracegirdle, Anne Bradshaw, Mrs. Brett, Colonel Miss Anne Broschi, Carlo (Farinelli) Budgell, Eustace Bullock, an actor Burney, Dr. "Busiris," Young's

Cadogan, Charles Sloane, 1st Earl Campbell, Thomas "Careless Husband," Cibber's Cat, Christopher Cat-calls "Cato," Addison's Centlivre, Mrs. her "Perplexed Lovers" Centlivre, Mr. Charles II., King Chener, Mons. Chetwood, W.R. "Christian Hero, The," Steele's Church and stage Church music and the theatre Churchill, General (Marlborough's nephew) Churchill, Colonel (Oldfield's son) Churchill, Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough Churchill, Mary, Countess of Cadogan Cibber, Caius Gabriel Cibber, Colley "Cibber, Apology for the Life of" Cibber, Theophilus Clive, Mrs. Coffee-houses of Addison's day Collier, William Colman's "Random Records" Congreve Corelli, Arcangelo Costumes, Stage Courthorpe's "Addison" Covent Garden Theatre Craggs, Mr. Secretary Crawley, the showman Critics, Addison on dramatic Crown, John Cuzzoni, Francesca

Davenant, Alexander Davies, T. Defoe, Daniel Delany, Mrs. Dennis, John, "Essay on the Operas" Diction of the eighteenth century "Distressed Mother, The," Philips' Dod, Benjamin Dogget, Thomas Doran, Dr. Dorset, Earl of Dorset, Garden Theatre Downes, the prompter Drama and the Restoration Dramatic critics (Addison) Dramatic writings, old and new Drury Lane Theatre Drury Lane, revolt of Betterton another exodus riot Drury Lane, Company Dryden "Duke of York's Company" D'Urfey's "Western Lass"

"Echoes of the Playhouse" Elrington, Thomas Epilogues, Comic (The Spectator) Estcourt, Dick Eugene, Prince Evans, John

"Fair Quaker of Deal," Shadwell's Farinelli Farquhar, Capt. George Faustina, Bordoni Hasse Fielding, Henry Fitzgerald, Percy Fontaine, Monsieur de la Foote, Samuel "Funeral, or Grief à la Mode, The," Steele's Funeral customs, old time

Gambling women Garrick, David Garth, Dr. Genest, P. George I., King Gildon, Charles, Gossin, Jeane Catherine Gregory, Mr. Griffith, Thomas Gwyne, Nell

Habits of society Halifax, Lord Haymarket Theatre, restricted to operas "Hearts, The King of," Maynwaring's Hendon, Heywoodhill Henley, Mr. Hertford, Countess of Hill, Aaron Horton, Mrs. Howard, Bronson Hoyt, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Hulet, Charles

Ibsen "Inconstant, The," Farquhar's Ingolsby, General Italian opera

"Jane Shore," Rowe's Jerusalem Chamber, Westminster Johnson, Dr. Samuel Johnstone, Drury Lane machinist Jones, Henry Arthur Jonson, Benjamin

Keen, Theophilus Killigrew, Charles "King's Company, The" Kit-Cat Club Knight, Mrs. Knipp, Mrs.

Lambro, Miss Lecouvreur, French actress Leigh, Francis Lincoln's Inn Field Theatre of 1695, re-opened "Lives of the Poets," Cibber's Lorrain, Rev. Paul Lowe, R.W.

Macclesfield, Anne, 1st Countess of Macklin "Make-up," Art of Marlborough, see Churchill Master of the Revels, office of Maynwaring, Arthur, Maynwaring, Mr. (Oldfield's son) "Milk White Flag, A," Mr. Hoyt's Mills, John Misson's, Henre, "Memoirs" Mist, Nathaniel Mist's Weekly Journal Mitford, M.R. Mitre Tavern Molière Montagu, Captain Morley's "Notes on The Spectator" Mountford, Will Mountford, Mrs., see Verbruggen Mountford, Susan

Neal, Edmund, "Phaedra and Hippolitus" "Non-Juror, The," Cibber's Norris, an actor

Oldfield, Captain Oldfield, Mrs. Oldfield, Anne (Nance) birth meets Farquhar introduced to Vanbrugh, joins the stage Bath début first stage triumph Cibber's "Careless Husband" her success deportment as Sylvia in Farquhar's "Recruiting Officer" leaves Drury Lane for the Haymarket supplants Mrs. Bracegirdle salary at the Haymarket —— and at Drury Lane as Andromache in "Distressed Mother" plays Marcia in "Cato" meets Alexander Pope tragic parts rivals produce a riot, her triumph as Jane Shore adheres to Drury Lane takes Sophonisba, praised by Thomson meridian lustre mistress of A. Maynwaring personal attractions accepts protection of Marlborough's nephew received at Court her natural children ancestress of Earls of Cadogan sympathy for Richard Savage intercedes for his life mourned by Savage contemporaries her equipage sweetness and common sense retains her bloom captivating as Lady Townley moved in polite circles ill-health, dies in Lower Grosvenor Street laid in State in the Jerusalem Chamber interred in Westminster Abbey Oldfield, Anne, elegy by Richard Savage Opera, Italian Operatic singers Oxford and the drama actors contribute to St. Mary's restoration fund

Page, Francis Pepy's Diary "Perplexed Lovers, The," Centlivre's Philips, Ambrose Players in Queen Anne's time Pope, Alexander Porter, Mistress Powell, George Prince George of Denmark Pritchard, Sir William "Provoked Husband, The," Vanbrugh and Cibber's

Radcliffe, Dr. "Recruiting Officer, The," Farquhar's Rich, Christopher Rich, John Rivers, Lord Rogers, Mrs. Rowe, Nicholas Russell Court Chapel Ryan, Lacy

Sandridge, Dean Santlow, Hester see also Booth, Mrs. Saunders, Mistress Savage, Richard Schlegel, Augustus Wm. "Scornful Lady, The" Shadwell, Thomas Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Side-shows "Sir Courtly Nice," Crown's "Sir Thomas Overbury," Savage's Skipworth, Sir Thomas Smith, an actor Spectator, The Stage armies Stanyan, T. Steele, Sir Richard Strolling players Swift, Dean Swiney, Owen

"Tamerlane," N. Rowe's "Tartuffe," Molière's Theatre and church and playgoers Theatrical dress claptrap, Addison on property, Sir R. Steele on Theatricals began, Hour Thomas, Augustus Thomson's "Sophonisba" Thurmond, John Toasts Toasting glasses Tofts, Mrs. Tonson, Jacob Trumbull, Sir William

Vanbrugh, Sir John Verbruggen, Mrs. Voltaire Voss, Mrs.

Walker, an actor Walpole, Horace Walpole, Sir Robert Ward, Ned Wig, cost of a full-bottomed Wilks, Robert William III., King Williams, Joseph Woffington, Peg "Wonder, The," Mrs. Centlivre's Woollen shrouds

Yates, Mistress Young's, Dr., "Busiris"