The Adelphi Theatre Project: Calendar for Summer 1810

Calendar for Summer 1810
THE ADELPHI THEATRE CALENDAR
A Record of Dramatic Performances at a Leading Victorian Theatre
Formerly the Sans Pareil (1806-1819), later the Adelphi (1819-1900)

COMPOSERS,
MUSIC & SONG

MUSICIANS
& SINGERS

DANCE,
ENTERTAINMENT
& SPECTACLES

MANAGEMENT
& BACK STAGE

THE LONDON STAGE 1800-1900

Joseph Donohue and James Ellis, General Editors

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THE SANS PAREIL THEATRE

(later THE ADELPHI THEATRE)

(COVENT GARDEN COMPANY)

1806-1900

Calendar for Summer 1810

Edited by John W. Brokaw

A Publication of

The Adelphi Calendar Project

Alfred L. Nelson and Gilbert B. Cross, General Editors

Theodore J. Seward, Jr., Systems Analyst

Seasonal Digest

Daily Calendar For SUMMER 1810

First Performance of Apr 1810

First Performance of May 1810

First Performance of Jun 1810

First Performance of Jul 1810

First Performance of Aug 1810

First Performance of Sep 1810

Seasonal Summary

Seasonal Dates

Theatre Management and Back Stage Personnel

Illustration

Bologna, John Peter (1775-1846): Actor, dancer

Authors/Pieces

Song Composers/Pieces

Choreographers/Pieces

Entertainment/Pieces

Spectacle/Pieces

Scenery Designer/Scenes

Pieces Performed and Summary Cast Lists

Genres

Actors

Actresses

Dancers

Entertainers

Singers

General Song Composers/Pieces

General Choreographers/Pieces

General Entertainment/Pieces

Seasonal Digest

Holland of Covent Garden again leased the theatre for the summer. This year, John "Jack" Bologna, Jr. joined him in the enterprise. A notice found in the Adelphi Scrapbook offered the following assurance: "Messrs. Bologna, Jr. and Holland are determined to strain every nerve in bringing forward such amusements as at least shall deserve the liberal sanction of a generous public" (25 July 1810).

John P. Bologna and his wife had been with Charles Dibdin, the younger, at Sadler's Wells and Dublin for several years. The announcements for this season claimed Bologna and Mrs. Wybrow were the first Harlequin and Columbine in Europe. Even allowing for the usual puffery of nineteenth (and twentieth) century theatre managers, this statement serves to remind the reader of the quality of performances at the Sans Pareil—even in its early days.

John Bologna was often billed as "Junior." The father, his wife and two sons, Jack and Louis, and daughter Barbara were all on the stage. John had some knowledge of chemistry and general science and was later to become a popular Lenten performer at the Adelphi. His "Pictorial, Optical and Mechanical Exhibitions" were popular for many seasons.

The season included several songs performed mainly by William Pearman, who was to become a major singer on the stage, and John Isaacs. The former sang "Bound Prentice to a Waterman" which became a favorite at the theatre. Isaacs suffered the terrible misfortune of losing his sight some twenty years later, leading to a benefit at Covent Garden where "the public so liberally expressed their commiseration" (Dibdin Memoirs, p. 102).

There were some dances, including a "hornpipe of three" and a "hornpipe in fetters." In the course of Fortune's Gift (28 May 1810), the comic dance from Mother Goose was performed by Richard Norman and Auld.

Master Edwards, four years old, performed "Protean exercises," but what forms they took is not described. On May 28, despite his youth, he did a "drunken and dying" scene and on June 25 "several feats of activity"—again not described.

The number of performances this season is impossible to calculate accurately because sources are limited, but it certainly lasted longer than the summer season of 1808. It was considerably less stressful than the season at the new Covent Garden Theatre, which had been truncated by the "Old Price" riots, lasting from 18 September to 15 December 1809.

Pieces remained essentially non-dramatic, in keeping with Scott's magistrate's license. There was an emphasis on pantomime and spectacle performed by some of the prominent names of the stage: Richard Norman, Jack Bologna, and Mrs. Wybrow. There were three ballets because the company was composed in part of the Covent Garden Corps de Ballet.

It was the last summer season for these Covent Garden performers, but it is safe to assume the public was satisfied Bologna and Holland had "strained every nerve" and gained "the liberal sanction of a generous public."

JB/GBC

Daily Calendar for Summer 1810

Illustration: Bologna, John Peter (1775-1846): Actor, dancer [1st Performance Apr 23, 1810]

Title:	Bologna, John Peter (1775-1846): Actor, dancer
Description:	Bologna, John Peter (1775-1846): John "Jack" Bologna was Italian, and his career popularized the role of Harlequin. He appeared at the Adelphi in the summer of 1810 with the Covent Garden Company, acting and stage-managing. He formed a strong friendship with the famous clown, Joseph Grimaldi. When the strain of performing became too demanding, he exhibited mechanical objects and devised a ghostly lantern slide show--a "Phantoscopia." He died penniless.
1st Performance:	Apr 23, 1810
Theatre:	Adelphi
Source:	https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9c/Grimaldi_in_1819_by_J.E.T._Robinson.jpg, Apr 23, 1810

23 April 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil	23 April 1810 playbill London Theatre Museum

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (1)

Choreographer: John P. Bologna

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Next 24 April 1810

Genre: (Ballet) new comic dances

First Night Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman (from TR CG)
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mme. S. Frederic (from King's Theatre, 1st time here)

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

Cast Commentary

Miss N. Loder married a Mr. Ridgway in 1805 according to Highfill, Biographical Dictioary, 12, 380. She was reported to have retired "shortly after"

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (1)

Title Comment: not in Nicoll

Author: [John?] Holland; Composer: Ryall

Author Commentary: Ryall from TR C G

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Next 24 April 1810

Genre: (Spectacle) grand Scotch spectacle

First Night Cast:

Angus (King of Scotland): Lardner
Belarmo (friend of Godfredo): Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe (from Astley's)
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri (from Royalty)
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy (Knight of Jerusalem): [Richard] Norman
Hindoo (servant to Prince): [John?] Holland
Godfredo (chieftain): [John P.] Bologna (from TR CG)
Genoura (Princess of Scotland): Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena (Genoura's confidante): Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda (peasant child adopted by Genoura): Miss Deveulle (from Opera House, 1st time here)
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Cast Commentary

There was an Montague Corri, son of Domenico, but he was never listed as an actor

Spectacle

spectacle: Combat of ten and the total overthrow of a banditti of robbers

(during finale) spectacle: Grand tournament in large amphitheatre in which will be portrayed combats with the battle axe, daggers, swords

Scenery Description

(1) drawing room of the princess

(2) a banquet

(3) Godfredo's apartment

(4) a wood

(5) garden with distant view of Edinburgh castle

(6) front view of same

(7) a street in Edinburgh

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (1)

Title Comment: not in Nicoll

Author: [Unknown]

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Next 24 April 1810

Genre: (Divertissement) musical divertissement

First Night Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (1)

Title Comment: not in Nicoll

Author: [John?] Holland; Composer: [Montague P.?] Corri

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Next 24 April 1810

Genre: (Comic pantomime) entire new comic pantomime

First Night Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Clown's brother: Edwards (from Portsmouth Theatre)
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: [Richard] Norman
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

General, Supervision Commentary

"under management of Holland (from CG), the pieces got up under direction of Bologna Jr. (bill)"

General, Entertainment

entertainment: Occasional address: [John?] Holland

General, Commentary

Theatre was taken over by Holland of the CG corps de ballet for a summer season ending 15 september 1810

24 April 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil	24 April 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (2)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 23 April 1810; Next 25 April 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (2)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 23 April 1810; Next 25 April 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (2)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 23 April 1810; Next 25 April 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (2)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 23 April 1810; Next 25 April 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: [Richard] Norman
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Clown's brother: Edwards

25 April 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil	25 April 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (3)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 24 April 1810; Next 26 April 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (3)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 24 April 1810; Next 26 April 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (3)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 24 April 1810; Next 26 April 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (3)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 24 April 1810; Next 26 April 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: [Richard] Norman
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Clown's brother: Edwards

26 April 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil	26 April 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (4)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 25 April 1810; Next 27 April 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (4)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 25 April 1810; Next 27 April 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (4)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 25 April 1810; Next 27 April 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (4)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 25 April 1810; Next 27 April 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: [Richard] Norman
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Clown's brother: Edwards

27 April 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil	27 April 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (5)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 26 April 1810; Next 28 April 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (5)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 26 April 1810; Next 28 April 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (5)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 26 April 1810; Next 28 April 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (5)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 26 April 1810; Next 28 April 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: [Richard] Norman
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Clown's brother: Edwards

28 April 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil	27 April 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (6)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 27 April 1810; Next 30 April 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (6)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 27 April 1810; Next 30 April 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (6)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 27 April 1810; Next 30 April 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (6)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 27 April 1810; Next 30 April 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: [Richard] Norman
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Clown's brother: Edwards

30 April 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil	30 April 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (7)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 28 April 1810; Next 1 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (7)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 28 April 1810; Next 1 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (7)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 28 April 1810; Next 1 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (7)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 28 April 1810; Next 1 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

Cast Changes:

ADDS Second Clown: Master Edwards

BUT Clown: Edwards (replaces [Richard] Norman)

OMITS Clown's brother: Edwards

Cast Commentary

Master Edwards aged four

1 May 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (8)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 30 April 1810; Next 2 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (8)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 30 April 1810; Next 2 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (8)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 30 April 1810; Next 2 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (8)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 30 April 1810; Next 2 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

2 May 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil	30 April 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (9)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 1 May 1810; Next 3 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (9)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 1 May 1810; Next 3 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (9)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 1 May 1810; Next 3 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (9)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 1 May 1810; Next 3 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

3 May 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil	3 April 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (10)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 2 May 1810; Next 4 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (10)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 2 May 1810; Next 4 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (10)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 2 May 1810; Next 4 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (10)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 2 May 1810; Next 4 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

4 May 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil	4 April 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (11)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 3 May 1810; Next 5 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (11)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 3 May 1810; Next 5 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (11)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 3 May 1810; Next 5 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (11)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 3 May 1810; Next 5 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

5 May 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil	5 April 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (12)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 4 May 1810; Next 11 June 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (12)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 4 May 1810; Next 7 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (12)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 4 May 1810; Next 7 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (12)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 4 May 1810; Next 7 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

7 May 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil	4 May 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (1)

Title Comment: 1st time ever

Author: [Unknown]; Composer: [Montague P.?] Corri

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Next 8 May 1810

Genre: (Burletta) new burletta; 1 act

First Night Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

Cast Commentary

cast taken from a New York bill dated May 28, 1810

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (13)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 5 May 1810; Next 8 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (13)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 5 May 1810; Next 8 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (13)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 5 May 1810; Next 8 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

8 May 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (2)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 7 May 1810; Next 9 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (14)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 7 May 1810; Next 9 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (14)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 7 May 1810; Next 9 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (14)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 7 May 1810; Next 9 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

9 May 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (3)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 8 May 1810; Next 10 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (15)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 8 May 1810; Next 10 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (15)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 8 May 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
Thorpe
J[ohn] Isaacs
[Robert?] Stebbing
Lardner
Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (15)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 8 May 1810; Next 10 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

10 May 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil	10 May 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (4)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 9 May 1810; Next 11 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (16)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 9 May 1810; Next 11 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (16)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 9 May 1810; Next 11 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

11 May 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil	10 May 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (5)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 10 May 1810; Next 12 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (17)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 10 May 1810; Next 12 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (17)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 10 May 1810; Next 12 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

12 May 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil	10 May 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (6)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 11 May 1810; Next 14 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (18)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 11 May 1810; Next 14 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (18)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 11 May 1810; Next 14 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

14 May 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (7)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 12 May 1810; Next 15 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (19)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 12 May 1810; Next 15 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (19)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 12 May 1810; Next 15 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

15 May 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (8)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 14 May 1810; Next 16 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (20)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 14 May 1810; Next 16 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (20)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 14 May 1810; Next 16 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

16 May 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (9)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 15 May 1810; Next 17 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (21)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 15 May 1810; Next 17 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (21)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 15 May 1810; Next 17 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

17 May 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (10)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 16 May 1810; Next 18 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (22)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 16 May 1810; Next 18 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (22)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 16 May 1810; Next 18 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

18 May 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (11)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 17 May 1810; Next 19 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 17 May 1810; Next 19 May 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 17 May 1810; Next 19 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

19 May 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (12)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 18 May 1810; Next 21 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (24)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 18 May 1810; Next 9 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (24)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 18 May 1810; Next 25 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Forster
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Brown
pastry cook: Swan
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mme. S. Frederic
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Mrs. [Richard] Norman
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

21 May 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (13)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 19 May 1810; Next 22 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (1)

Author: [Unknown]

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Next 22 May 1810

Genre: (Spectacle) new serious spectacle

First Night Cast:

Sygismund (the Tyrant): [Richard] Norman
Osric (husband to Eloisa): Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar (faithful slave of Sygismund): [John?] Holland
Florilla (son of Osric): Miss Goodwin (from TR CG)
Eloisa (wife of Osric): Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

Cast Commentary

Cast taken from NN bill May 28, 1810

Song

Song: [Robert?] Stebbing

Title: General Commentary

New York bill of 28 may 1810 says 7 performance of Genoese Tyrant

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (1)

Title Comment: not in Nicoll

Choreographer: John P. Bologna

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Next 22 May 1810

Genre: (Ballet) new Scotch dance

First Night Cast:

Sawney: Edwards
Jemmie: Auld
Donald: Lardner
Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens
Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic
Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

Cast Commentary

Cast taken from NN bill May 28, 1810

22 May 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (14)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 21 May 1810; Next 23 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (2)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 21 May 1810; Next 23 May 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (2)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 21 May 1810; Next 23 May 1810

Cast:

Sawney: Edwards
Jemmie: Auld
Donald: Lardner
Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens
Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic
Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

23 May 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (15)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 22 May 1810; Next 24 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (3)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 22 May 1810; Next 24 May 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (3)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 22 May 1810; Next 24 May 1810

Cast:

Sawney: Edwards
Jemmie: Auld
Donald: Lardner
Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens
Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic
Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

24 May 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (16)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 23 May 1810; Next 25 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (4)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 23 May 1810; Next 25 May 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (4)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 23 May 1810; Next 25 May 1810

Cast:

Sawney: Edwards
Jemmie: Auld
Donald: Lardner
Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens
Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic
Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

25 May 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (17)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 24 May 1810; Next 26 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (5)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 24 May 1810; Next 26 May 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (5)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 24 May 1810; Next 26 May 1810

Cast:

Sawney: Edwards
Jemmie: Auld
Donald: Lardner
Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens
Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic
Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

26 May 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (18)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 25 May 1810; Next 28 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (6)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 25 May 1810; Next 28 May 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (6)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 25 May 1810; Next 28 May 1810

Cast:

Sawney: Edwards
Jemmie: Auld
Donald: Lardner
Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens
Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic
Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

28 May 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil	28 May 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (1)

Title Comment: "by very particular desire" (bill)

Author: [Unknown]; Composer: [Montague P.?] Corri

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Next 29 May 1810

Genre: (Comic pantomime) new comic pantomime

First Night Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
gypsies:
[Robert?] Stebbing
J[ohn] Isaacs
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Mrs. [Richard] Norman
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Miss Westley
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Plymsell
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

Dance

comic dance: Mother Goose: [Richard] Norman; Auld

Entertainment

entertainment: Protean exercises: Master Edwards

Entertainment Commentary

Master Edwards a four year old infant

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (7)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 26 May 1810; Next 29 May 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (7)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 26 May 1810; Next 29 May 1810

Cast:

Sawney: Edwards
Jemmie: Auld
Donald: Lardner
Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens
Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic
Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

4) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (19)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 26 May 1810; Next 29 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

29 May 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil	28 May 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (2)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 28 May 1810; Next 30 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Mrs. [Richard] Norman
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Miss Westley
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Plymsell
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
gypsies:
[Robert?] Stebbing
J[ohn] Isaacs

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (8)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 28 May 1810; Next 30 May 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (8)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 28 May 1810; Next 30 May 1810

Cast:

Sawney: Edwards
Jemmie: Auld
Donald: Lardner
Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens
Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic
Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

4) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (20)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 28 May 1810; Next 30 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

30 May 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil	28 May 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (3)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 29 May 1810; Next 31 May 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Mrs. [Richard] Norman
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Miss Westley
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Plymsell
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
gypsies:
[Robert?] Stebbing
J[ohn] Isaacs

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (9)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 29 May 1810; Next 31 May 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (9)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 29 May 1810; Next 31 May 1810

Cast:

Sawney: Edwards
Jemmie: Auld
Donald: Lardner
Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens
Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic
Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

4) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (21)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 29 May 1810; Next 31 May 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

31 May 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil	28 May 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (4)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 30 May 1810; Next 1 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Mrs. [Richard] Norman
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Miss Westley
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Plymsell
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
gypsies:
[Robert?] Stebbing
J[ohn] Isaacs

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (10)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 30 May 1810; Next 1 June 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (10)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 30 May 1810; Next 1 June 1810

Cast:

Sawney: Edwards
Jemmie: Auld
Donald: Lardner
Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens
Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic
Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

4) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (22)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 30 May 1810; Next 1 June 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

1 June 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil	28 May 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (5)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 31 May 1810; Next 2 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Mrs. [Richard] Norman
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Miss Westley
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Plymsell
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
gypsies:
[Robert?] Stebbing
J[ohn] Isaacs

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (11)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 31 May 1810; Next 2 June 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (11)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 31 May 1810; Next 2 June 1810

Cast:

Sawney: Edwards
Jemmie: Auld
Donald: Lardner
Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens
Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic
Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

4) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (23)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 31 May 1810; Next 2 June 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

2 June 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil	28 May 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (6)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 1 June 1810; Next 11 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Mrs. [Richard] Norman
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Miss Westley
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Plymsell
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
gypsies:
[Robert?] Stebbing
J[ohn] Isaacs

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (12)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 1 June 1810; Next 25 June 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

3) The Village Mill; or, Kitty of the Clyde (12)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 1 June 1810

Cast:

Sawney: Edwards
Jemmie: Auld
Donald: Lardner
Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens
Kitty: Mme. S. Frederic
Peggy: Miss H. Bologna

4) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (24)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 1 June 1810; Next 11 June 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

11 June 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil	11 June 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (1)

Title Comment: 1st time ever; Billed as The Intrigue; or, Love's Failure

Author: [Humphreys]; Composer: [Montague P.?] Corri

Author Commentary: Humphreys name taken from nn bill sept. 13, 1810

Performances: First 11 June 1810; Next 12 June 1810

Genre: (Farce) new melo dramatic burletta

First Night Cast:

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs
Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing
Barebones: Lardner
Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe
Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly
Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold
William: George
Thomas: Godbee
Harry: Haydon
Priscilla: Miss Cummins
Martha: Mrs. George
Sarah: Miss Plymsell
Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

Cast Commentary

In March 1814, several roles have been changed: Timothy Spoilcloth becomes Will Mainstay, Mary Ann becomes Marianne, and Dame becomes Dame Margery

2) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (13)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 5 May 1810; Next 12 June 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Edwards
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Cast Changes:

ADDS principal characters: Edwards

principal characters: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

OMITS principal characters: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

3) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (25)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 2 June 1810; Next 12 June 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

4) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (7)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 2 June 1810; Next 12 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Cast Changes:

ADDS haymakers: Miss Plymsell

BUT Riches: Mme. S. Frederic (replaces Miss Westley)

water-cress girl: Miss Westley (replaces Miss Plymsell)

OMITS gypsies: J[ohn] Isaacs

gypsies: [Robert?] Stebbing

haymakers: Mrs. [Richard] Norman

12 June 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil	11 June 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (2)

Performances: First 11 June 1810; Previous 11 June 1810; Next 13 June 1810

Cast:

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs
Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing
Barebones: Lardner
Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe
Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly
Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold
William: George
Thomas: Godbee
Harry: Haydon
Priscilla: Miss Cummins
Martha: Mrs. George
Sarah: Miss Plymsell
Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (14)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 11 June 1810; Next 13 June 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Edwards
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (26)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 11 June 1810; Next 13 June 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

4) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (8)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 11 June 1810; Next 13 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

13 June 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil	11 June 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (3)

Performances: First 11 June 1810; Previous 12 June 1810; Next 14 June 1810

Cast:

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs
Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing
Barebones: Lardner
Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe
Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly
Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold
William: George
Thomas: Godbee
Harry: Haydon
Priscilla: Miss Cummins
Martha: Mrs. George
Sarah: Miss Plymsell
Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (15)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 12 June 1810; Next 14 June 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Edwards
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (27)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 12 June 1810; Next 14 June 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

4) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (9)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 12 June 1810; Next 14 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

14 June 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil	11 June 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (4)

Performances: First 11 June 1810; Previous 13 June 1810; Next 15 June 1810

Cast:

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs
Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing
Barebones: Lardner
Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe
Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly
Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold
William: George
Thomas: Godbee
Harry: Haydon
Priscilla: Miss Cummins
Martha: Mrs. George
Sarah: Miss Plymsell
Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (16)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 13 June 1810; Next 15 June 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Edwards
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (28)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 13 June 1810; Next 15 June 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

4) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (10)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 13 June 1810; Next 15 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

15 June 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil	11 June 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (5)

Performances: First 11 June 1810; Previous 14 June 1810; Next 16 June 1810

Cast:

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs
Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing
Barebones: Lardner
Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe
Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly
Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold
William: George
Thomas: Godbee
Harry: Haydon
Priscilla: Miss Cummins
Martha: Mrs. George
Sarah: Miss Plymsell
Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (17)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 14 June 1810; Next 16 June 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Edwards
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (29)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 14 June 1810; Next 16 June 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

4) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (11)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 14 June 1810; Next 16 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

16 June 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil	11 June 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (6)

Performances: First 11 June 1810; Previous 15 June 1810; Next 25 June 1810

Cast:

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs
Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing
Barebones: Lardner
Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe
Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly
Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold
William: George
Thomas: Godbee
Harry: Haydon
Priscilla: Miss Cummins
Martha: Mrs. George
Sarah: Miss Plymsell
Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (18)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 15 June 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
[Richard] Norman
Auld
Lardner
Master Lardner
Miss H. Bologna
Mme. S. Frederic
Edwards
Miss [Barbara] Bologna

3) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (30)

Performances: First 7 May 1810; Previous 15 June 1810

Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner
Aaron: [Robert?] Stebbing
Slumber: Bradby
Tom: J[ohn] Isaacs
Ben: Thorpe
Deborah: Mrs. Daly
Susan: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Mary: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

4) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (12)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 15 June 1810; Next 9 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

25 June 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil	25 June 1810 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library

1) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (13)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 2 June 1810; Next 26 June 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (1)

Title Comment: not in Nicoll

Author: [Unknown]

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Next 26 June 1810

Genre: (Ballet) new ballet dance

First Night Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

Dance

dance: Hornpipe by three

Title: General Commentary

This beginning date assumed by authors

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (7)

Performances: First 11 June 1810; Previous 16 June 1810; Next 26 June 1810

Cast:

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs
Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing
Barebones: Lardner
Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe
Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly
Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold
William: George
Thomas: Godbee
Harry: Haydon
Priscilla: Miss Cummins
Martha: Mrs. George
Sarah: Miss Plymsell
Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (25)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 19 May 1810; Next 26 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Youens
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Bradby
pastry cook: [Edwin] Yarnold
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Miss H. Bologna
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

Cast Changes:

BUT Jew: Bradby (replaces Brown)

Pierro: Youens (replaces Forster)

Statue Columbine: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway (replaces Mme. S. Frederic)

fairy: Miss H. Bologna (replaces Mrs. [Richard] Norman)

pastry cook: [Edwin] Yarnold (replaces Swan)

Entertainment

entertainment: Several feats of activity: Master Edwards

entertainment: Drunken and dying scene: Master Edwards

General, Song

new comic song: Marriage a-la-Mode; or, John Bull's Trip to Paris: [Robert?] Stebbing
new song: Dennis Callahan's Description of the Seven Ages of Man (Barratt): Thorpe

General, Song Commentary

Marriage a-la-Mode; or, John Bull's Trip to Paris as sung by Mr. Emery of TR CG

26 June 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil	25 June 1810 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library

1) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (14)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 25 June 1810; Next 27 June 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (2)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 25 June 1810; Next 27 June 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (8)

Performances: First 11 June 1810; Previous 25 June 1810; Next 27 June 1810

Cast:

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs
Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing
Barebones: Lardner
Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe
Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly
Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold
William: George
Thomas: Godbee
Harry: Haydon
Priscilla: Miss Cummins
Martha: Mrs. George
Sarah: Miss Plymsell
Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (26)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 25 June 1810; Next 27 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Youens
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Bradby
pastry cook: [Edwin] Yarnold
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Miss H. Bologna
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

27 June 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil	25 June 1810 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library

1) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (15)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 26 June 1810; Next 28 June 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (3)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 26 June 1810; Next 28 June 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (9)

Performances: First 11 June 1810; Previous 26 June 1810; Next 28 June 1810

Cast:

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs
Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing
Barebones: Lardner
Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe
Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly
Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold
William: George
Thomas: Godbee
Harry: Haydon
Priscilla: Miss Cummins
Martha: Mrs. George
Sarah: Miss Plymsell
Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (27)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 26 June 1810; Next 28 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Youens
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Bradby
pastry cook: [Edwin] Yarnold
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Miss H. Bologna
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

28 June 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil	25 June 1810 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library

1) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (16)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 27 June 1810; Next 29 June 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (4)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 27 June 1810; Next 29 June 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (10)

Performances: First 11 June 1810; Previous 27 June 1810; Next 29 June 1810

Cast:

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs
Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing
Barebones: Lardner
Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe
Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly
Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold
William: George
Thomas: Godbee
Harry: Haydon
Priscilla: Miss Cummins
Martha: Mrs. George
Sarah: Miss Plymsell
Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (28)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 27 June 1810; Next 29 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Youens
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Bradby
pastry cook: [Edwin] Yarnold
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Miss H. Bologna
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

29 June 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil	25 June 1810 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library

1) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (17)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 28 June 1810; Next 30 June 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (5)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 28 June 1810; Next 30 June 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (11)

Performances: First 11 June 1810; Previous 28 June 1810; Next 30 June 1810

Cast:

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs
Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing
Barebones: Lardner
Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe
Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly
Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold
William: George
Thomas: Godbee
Harry: Haydon
Priscilla: Miss Cummins
Martha: Mrs. George
Sarah: Miss Plymsell
Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (29)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 28 June 1810; Next 30 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Youens
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Bradby
pastry cook: [Edwin] Yarnold
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Miss H. Bologna
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

30 June 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil	25 June 1810 playbill Folger Shakespeare Library

1) The Genoese Tyrant; or, Osric and Eloisa (18)

Performances: First 21 May 1810; Previous 29 June 1810

Cast:

Sygismund: [Richard] Norman
Osric: Auld
Lodovic: [Montague P.?] Corri
turnkey: [Robert?] Stebbing
Caesar: [John?] Holland
Florilla: Miss Goodwin
Eloisa: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
guards, peasants: [Unlisted]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (6)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 29 June 1810; Next 16 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) The Intrigue; or, The Miser Duped (12)

Performances: First 11 June 1810; Previous 29 June 1810

Cast:

Will Mainstay: J[ohn] Isaacs
Old Skinflint: [Robert?] Stebbing
Barebones: Lardner
Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe
Dame Margery: Mrs. Daly
Mary Ann: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Richard: [Edwin] Yarnold
William: George
Thomas: Godbee
Harry: Haydon
Priscilla: Miss Cummins
Martha: Mrs. George
Sarah: Miss Plymsell
Rosetta: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

4) The Fiery Cauldron; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (30)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 29 June 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
Pierro: Youens
Jemmy Corsette: [John?] Holland
butcher: George
Jew: Bradby
pastry cook: [Edwin] Yarnold
Mordecai: Thorpe
Ibrahim: J[ohn] Isaacs
Statue Columbine: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Ceremony: Mrs. Daly
Clown: Edwards
fairy: Miss H. Bologna
Hecate, or Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Second Clown: Master Edwards

9 July 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil	9 July 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (25)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 19 May 1810; Next 10 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (13)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 16 June 1810; Next 10 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

10 July 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil	10 July 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (26)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 9 July 1810; Next 11 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (14)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 9 July 1810; Next 11 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

11 July 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil	10 July 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (27)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 10 July 1810; Next 12 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (15)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 10 July 1810; Next 12 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

12 July 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil	10 July 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (28)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 11 July 1810; Next 13 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (16)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 11 July 1810; Next 13 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

13 July 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil	13 July 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (29)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 12 July 1810; Next 14 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (17)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 12 July 1810; Next 14 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

14 July 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil	13 July 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (30)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 13 July 1810; Next 16 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (18)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 13 July 1810; Next 16 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

16 July 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil	13 July 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (31)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 14 July 1810; Next 17 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (7)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 30 June 1810; Next 17 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (19)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 14 July 1810; Next 17 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

17 July 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil	17 July 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (32)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 16 July 1810; Next 18 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (8)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 16 July 1810; Next 18 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (20)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 16 July 1810; Next 18 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

18 July 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil	17 July 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (33)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 17 July 1810; Next 19 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (9)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 17 July 1810; Next 19 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (21)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 17 July 1810; Next 19 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

19 July 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil	17 July 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (34)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 18 July 1810; Next 20 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (10)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 18 July 1810; Next 20 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (22)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 18 July 1810; Next 20 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

20 July 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil	20 July 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (35)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 19 July 1810; Next 21 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (11)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 19 July 1810; Next 21 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (23)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 19 July 1810; Next 21 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

21 July 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil	20 July 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (36)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 20 July 1810; Next 23 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (12)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 20 July 1810; Next 23 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (24)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 20 July 1810; Next 23 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

23 July 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil	23 July 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (37)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 21 July 1810; Next 24 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (13)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 21 July 1810; Next 24 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (25)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 21 July 1810; Next 24 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

24 July 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil	23 July 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (38)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 23 July 1810; Next 25 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (14)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 23 July 1810; Next 25 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (26)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 23 July 1810; Next 25 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

25 July 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil	25 July 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (39)

Performances: First 23 April 1810; Previous 24 July 1810

Cast:

Angus: Lardner
Belarmo: Auld
Captainus: J[ohn] Isaacs
Lieutano: Thorpe
Ensarmo: [Robert?] Stebbing
Concordo: [Montague P.?] Corri
Emnamus: Bradby
Rabono: Brown
Travapan: Youens
principal dancer at banquet: Miss H. Bologna
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: [Unlisted]
Percy: [Richard] Norman
Hindoo: [John?] Holland
Godfredo: [John P.] Bologna
Genoura: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott
Hellena: Mme. S. Frederic
Almeyda: Miss Deveulle
attendant: Miss [Barbara] Bologna

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (15)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 24 July 1810; Next 26 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (27)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 24 July 1810; Next 26 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

26 July 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil	25 July 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (1)

Title Comment: 1st time ever

Author: [Unknown]

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Next 27 July 1810

Genre: (Burletta) well-known tale from the poems of Ossian

First Night Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol (the Irish Chieftain): [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

Cast Commentary

Cast from NN bill, 13 Sep 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (16)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 25 July 1810; Next 27 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 25 July 1810; Next 27 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

27 July 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (2)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 26 July 1810; Next 28 July 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (17)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 26 July 1810; Next 28 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (29)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 26 July 1810; Next 28 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

28 July 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (3)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 27 July 1810; Next 30 July 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (18)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 27 July 1810; Next 30 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (30)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 27 July 1810; Next 30 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

30 July 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil	30 July 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (4)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 28 July 1810; Next 31 July 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (19)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 28 July 1810; Next 31 July 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (31)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 28 July 1810; Next 31 July 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

31 July 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil	30 July 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (5)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 30 July 1810; Next 1 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (20)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 30 July 1810; Next 1 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (32)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 30 July 1810; Next 1 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

1 August 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil	2 August 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (6)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 31 July 1810; Next 2 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (21)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 31 July 1810; Next 2 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (33)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 31 July 1810; Next 2 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

2 August 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil	2 August 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (7)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 1 August 1810; Next 3 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (22)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 1 August 1810; Next 3 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (34)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 1 August 1810; Next 3 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

3 August 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil	2 August 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (8)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 2 August 1810; Next 4 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (23)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 2 August 1810; Next 4 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (35)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 2 August 1810; Next 4 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

4 August 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil	2 August 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (9)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 3 August 1810; Next 6 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (24)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 3 August 1810; Next 6 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (36)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 3 August 1810; Next 6 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

6 August 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (10)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 4 August 1810; Next 7 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 4 August 1810; Next 7 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (37)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 4 August 1810; Next 7 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

7 August 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (11)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 6 August 1810; Next 8 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (26)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 6 August 1810; Next 8 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (38)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 6 August 1810; Next 8 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

8 August 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (12)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 7 August 1810; Next 9 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (27)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 7 August 1810; Next 9 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (39)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 7 August 1810; Next 9 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

9 August 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (13)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 8 August 1810; Next 10 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (28)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 8 August 1810; Next 10 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (40)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 8 August 1810; Next 10 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

10 August 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (14)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 9 August 1810; Next 11 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (29)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 9 August 1810; Next 11 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (41)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 9 August 1810; Next 11 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

11 August 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (15)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 10 August 1810; Next 13 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (30)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 10 August 1810; Next 16 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (42)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 10 August 1810; Next 13 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

13 August 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil	13 August 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (43)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 11 August 1810; Next 14 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (16)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 11 August 1810; Next 14 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

14 August 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil	13 August 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (44)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 13 August 1810; Next 15 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (17)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 13 August 1810; Next 15 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

15 August 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil	15 August 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (45)

Title Comment: "by very particular desire" (bill)

Performances: First 28 May 1810; Previous 14 August 1810

Time: 8:00

Cast:

Harlequin: Auld
Pantaloon: [Montague P.?] Corri
landlord: Cozens
lover: [John?] Holland
baker: Taylor
bear: Youens
haymakers:
[Edwin] Yarnold
Haydon
Cross
Godbee
Miss Plymsell
dancers:
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna
Riches: Mme. S. Frederic
Beauty: Mrs. George
Wisdom: Miss Cummins
Strength: George
water-cress girl: Miss Westley
oyster woman: Mrs. Daly
Fortune: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Paddock: Thorpe
clowns:
[Richard] Norman
Edwards
Columbine: Mrs. [Elizabeth] Pincott

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (18)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 14 August 1810; Next 16 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

16 August 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil	13 August 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (1)

Title Comment: 1st time ever

Author: [Unknown]

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Next 17 August 1810

Genre: (Comic pantomime) entire new comic pantomime

First Night Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney (afterwards Scaramouche): Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy (little egg woman): Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

Cast Commentary

cast taken from NN bill 13 Sep 1810

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (31)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 11 August 1810; Next 17 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (19)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 15 August 1810; Next 17 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

17 August 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (2)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 16 August 1810; Next 18 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (32)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 16 August 1810; Next 18 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (20)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 16 August 1810; Next 18 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

18 August 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (3)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 17 August 1810; Next 20 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (33)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 17 August 1810; Next 20 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (21)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 17 August 1810; Next 20 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

20 August 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (4)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 18 August 1810; Next 21 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (34)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 18 August 1810; Next 21 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (22)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 18 August 1810; Next 21 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

21 August 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (5)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 20 August 1810; Next 22 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (35)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 20 August 1810; Next 22 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (23)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 20 August 1810; Next 22 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

22 August 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (6)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 21 August 1810; Next 23 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (36)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 21 August 1810; Next 23 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (24)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 21 August 1810; Next 23 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

23 August 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (7)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 22 August 1810; Next 24 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (37)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 22 August 1810; Next 24 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (25)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 22 August 1810; Next 24 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

24 August 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (8)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 23 August 1810; Next 25 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (38)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 23 August 1810; Next 25 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (26)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 23 August 1810; Next 25 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

25 August 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (9)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 24 August 1810; Next 27 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (39)

Performances: First 25 June 1810; Previous 24 August 1810

Cast:

principal characters:
George
Youens
Master Lardner
Mme. S. Frederic
Miss Cummins
Miss [Barbara] Bologna
Miss H. Bologna

3) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (27)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 24 August 1810; Next 27 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

27 August 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (1)

Title Comment: 1st time ever

Author: Humphreys

Author Commentary: "by the author of Intrigue; or, Love's Failure" (bill)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Next 28 August 1810

Genre: (Burletta) new burletta

First Night Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

Cast Commentary

cast taken from NN bill of 13 Sep 1810

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (28)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 25 August 1810; Next 28 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (10)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 25 August 1810; Next 28 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

28 August 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil	28 August 1810 Winston scrapbooks (London Theatre Museum) London Theatre Museum

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (2)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 27 August 1810; Next 29 August 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (29)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 27 August 1810; Next 29 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (11)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 27 August 1810; Next 29 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

29 August 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil	29 August 1810 advertisement The London Times

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (3)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 28 August 1810; Next 30 August 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (30)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 28 August 1810; Next 30 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (12)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 28 August 1810; Next 30 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

30 August 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (4)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 29 August 1810; Next 31 August 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (31)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 29 August 1810; Next 31 August 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (13)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 29 August 1810; Next 31 August 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

31 August 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (5)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 30 August 1810; Next 1 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (32)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 30 August 1810; Next 1 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (14)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 30 August 1810; Next 1 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

1 September 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (6)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 31 August 1810; Next 3 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (33)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 31 August 1810; Next 3 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (15)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 31 August 1810; Next 3 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

3 September 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (7)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 1 September 1810; Next 4 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (34)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 1 September 1810; Next 4 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (16)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 1 September 1810; Next 4 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

4 September 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (8)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 3 September 1810; Next 5 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (35)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 3 September 1810; Next 5 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (17)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 3 September 1810; Next 5 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

5 September 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (9)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 4 September 1810; Next 6 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (36)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 4 September 1810; Next 6 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (18)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 4 September 1810; Next 6 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

6 September 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (10)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 5 September 1810; Next 7 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (37)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 5 September 1810; Next 7 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (19)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 5 September 1810; Next 7 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

7 September 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (11)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 6 September 1810; Next 8 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (38)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 6 September 1810; Next 8 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (20)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 6 September 1810; Next 8 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

8 September 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (12)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 7 September 1810; Next 10 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (39)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 7 September 1810; Next 10 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (21)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 7 September 1810; Next 10 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

10 September 1810 Monday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (13)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 8 September 1810; Next 11 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (40)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 8 September 1810; Next 11 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (22)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 8 September 1810; Next 11 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

11 September 1810 Tuesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (14)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 10 September 1810; Next 12 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (41)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 10 September 1810; Next 12 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (23)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 10 September 1810; Next 12 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

12 September 1810 Wednesday Evening Sans Pareil

Preliminaries Commentary

No source located. Performance assumed by editor.

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (15)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 11 September 1810; Next 13 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (42)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 11 September 1810; Next 13 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (24)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 11 September 1810; Next 13 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

13 September 1810 Thursday Evening Sans Pareil	13 September 1810 playbill New York Public Library

Benefit: Pearman and Brady

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (16)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 12 September 1810; Next 14 September 1810

Time: 7:00

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [William] Pearman
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Cast Changes:

BUT Jack Grapplehard: [William] Pearman (replaces [Unknown])

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

Cast Commentary

Pearman's first app in this role

Song

song: Bound 'Prentice to a Waterman: [William] Pearman

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (43)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 12 September 1810; Next 14 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: Bradby
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [William] Pearman

Cast Changes:

BUT Draco: Bradby (replaces [Unknown])

Scotch pedlar: [William] Pearman (replaces [Unknown])

Song

song: I'm a Jolly Gay Pedlar: [William] Pearman

song: Monody on the Death of Lord Nelson: J[ohn] Isaacs

song: London Sighs: this nt only: Kusack

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (25)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 12 September 1810; Next 14 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

Song

song: Miss Margery Muggins: Kusack

Song Commentary

Kusack in character of Clown this nt only

General, Song

new song: Banco Regis; or, Tandem Broke Loose: [William] Pearman

General, Dance

dance: Hornpipe in fetters: Grant

14 September 1810 Friday Evening Sans Pareil	13 September 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (17)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 13 September 1810; Next 15 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Cast Changes:

BUT Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown] (replaces [William] Pearman)

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (44)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 13 September 1810; Next 15 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

Cast Changes:

BUT Draco: [Unknown] (replaces Bradby)

Scotch pedlar: [Unknown] (replaces [William] Pearman)

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (26)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 13 September 1810; Next 15 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

15 September 1810 Saturday Evening Sans Pareil	13 September 1810 playbill New York Public Library

1) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (18)

Performances: First 27 August 1810; Previous 14 September 1810

Cast:

Takestock: [Robert?] Stebbing
Henry Cheerly: J[ohn] Isaacs
Jack Grapplehard: [Unknown]
Fanny Maythorn: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

Non-Resident Theatre Company

Covent Garden

2) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (45)

Performances: First 26 July 1810; Previous 14 September 1810

Cast:

Oscar: Auld
Draco: [Unknown]
Morvin: [Richard] Norman
Carrol: [John P.] Bologna
Malvina: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway
Scotch pedlar: [Unknown]

3) The Hermit's Altar; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (27)

Performances: First 16 August 1810; Previous 14 September 1810

Cast:

Harlequin: [John P.] Bologna
Hermit of Stonehenge: J[ohn] Isaacs
Sawney: Auld
Bang-up Bounce: [John?] Holland
Clown: [Richard] Norman
Miss Grundy: Miss Thorpe
Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Mrs. Wybrow

Seasonal Summary

Sans Pareil Theatre. Doors open 5:30, curtain 6:30, half price 8:30.

Ticket prices: box 4/-, pit 2/-, gallery 1/-.

(After June 25, opening and curtain times were delayed thirty minutes, and half price was at 8:45 PM).

Seasonal Dates

23 Apr 1810 - 15 Sep 1810; 108 performances: 108 evening

Benefit (1):

Pearman and Brady (13 Sep 1810)

Theatre Management and Back Stage Personnel

House managers:	Bologna, John P. (after July 9, 1810) Holland, John
Stage directors:	Bologna, John P.
Stage managers:	Bologna, John P.
Box bookkeepers:	Caton
Wardrobe (designers and executors):	Holland, Mrs.
Printers:	T. Romney, Bridge-road, Lambeth (contractor)

Authors/Pieces

Bologna, John P.	Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (23 Apr 1810) Village Mill, The; or, Kitty of the Clyde (21 May 1810)
Corri, Montague P.	Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810) Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (7 May 1810)
Holland, John	Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810) Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810)
Humphreys	Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810) Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (27 Aug 1810)
Ryall	Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810)
Unknown	All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (23 Apr 1810) Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810) Genoese Tyrant, The; or, Osric and Eloisa (21 May 1810) Hermit's Altar, The; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (16 Aug 1810) Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (7 May 1810) Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (26 Jul 1810) Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810)

Song Composers/Pieces

Unlisted

Bound 'Prentice to a Waterman (13 Sep 1810)
I'm a Jolly Gay Pedlar (13 Sep 1810)
London Sighs (13 Sep 1810)
Miss Margery Muggins (13 Sep 1810)
Monody on the Death of Lord Nelson (13 Sep 1810)

Choreographers/Pieces

Unlisted

Hornpipe by three (25 Jun 1810)
Mother Goose (28 May 1810)

Entertainment/Pieces

Unlisted

Drunken and dying scene (25 Jun 1810)
Protean exercises (28 May 1810)
Several feats of activity (25 Jun 1810)

Spectacle/Pieces

Unlisted

Combat of ten and the total overthrow of a banditti of robbers (23 Apr 1810)
Grand tournament in large amphitheatre in which will be portrayed combats with the battle axe, daggers, swords (23 Apr 1810)

Scenery Designer/Scenes

Unattributed

Banquet, a (23 Apr 1810)
Drawing room of the princess (23 Apr 1810)
Front view of same (23 Apr 1810)
Garden with distant view of Edinburgh castle (23 Apr 1810)
Godfredo's apartment (23 Apr 1810)
Street in Edinburgh, a (23 Apr 1810)
Wood, a (23 Apr 1810)

Pieces Performed and Summary Cast Lists

All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week

(Divertissement by Unknown (Author) (15 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810)

Summary Cast:

principal characters: Bologna, Miss Barbara (15 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810), Isaacs, John (15 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810), Lardner (15 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810), Ridgway, Mrs. Thomas E. (15 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810), Stebbing, Robert (15 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810), Thorpe (15 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 9 May 1810)

Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe

(Comic pantomime by Holland, John (Author); Corri, Montague P. (Composer) (30 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Summary Cast:

Harlequin: Auld (30 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Pantaloon: Corri, Montague P. (30 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Pierro: Forster (24 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810), Youens (6 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Jemmy Corsette: Holland, John (30 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

butcher: George (30 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Jew: Brown (24 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810), Bradby (6 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

pastry cook: Swan (24 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810), Yarnold, Edwin (6 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Mordecai: Thorpe (30 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Ibrahim: Isaacs, John (30 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Clown's brother: Edwards (6 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 28 Apr 1810)

Statue Columbine: Frederic, Mme. S. (24 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810), Ridgway, Mrs. Thomas E. (6 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Ceremony: Daly, Mrs. (30 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Clown: Norman, Richard (6 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 28 Apr 1810), Edwards (24 Performances, 30 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

fairy: Norman, Mrs. Richard (24 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 19 May 1810), Bologna, Miss H. (6 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Hecate, or Columbine: Pincott, Mrs. Elizabeth (30 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Second Clown: Edwards, Master (24 Performances, 30 Apr 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom

(Comic pantomime by Unknown (Author); Corri, Montague P. (Composer) (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Summary Cast:

Harlequin: Auld (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Pantaloon: Corri, Montague P. (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

landlord: Cozens (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

lover: Holland, John (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

baker: Taylor (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

gypsies: Isaacs, John (6 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810), Stebbing, Robert (6 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

bear: Youens (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

haymakers: Cross (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Godbee (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Haydon (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Norman, Mrs. Richard (6 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810), Yarnold, Edwin (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Plymsell, Miss (39 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

dancers: Bologna, Miss Barbara (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Bologna, Miss H. (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Riches: Westley, Miss (6 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810), Frederic, Mme. S. (39 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Beauty: George, Mrs. (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Wisdom: Cummins, Miss (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Strength: George (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

water-cress girl: Plymsell, Miss (6 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810), Westley, Miss (39 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

oyster woman: Daly, Mrs. (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Fortune: Ridgway, Mrs. Thomas E. (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Paddock: Thorpe (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

clowns: Edwards (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810), Norman, Richard (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Columbine: Pincott, Mrs. Elizabeth (45 Performances, 28 May 1810 - 15 Aug 1810)

Genoese Tyrant, The; or, Osric and Eloisa

(Spectacle by Unknown (Author) (18 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Summary Cast:

Sygismund: Norman, Richard (18 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Osric: Auld (18 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Lodovic: Corri, Montague P. (18 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

turnkey: Stebbing, Robert (18 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Caesar: Holland, John (18 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Florilla: Goodwin, Miss (18 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Eloisa: Pincott, Mrs. Elizabeth (18 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

guards, peasants: Unlisted (18 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

* Hermit's Altar, The; or, Harlequin from the Clouds

(Comic pantomime by Unknown (Author) (27 Performances, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Summary Cast:

Harlequin: Bologna, John P. (27 Performances, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Hermit of Stonehenge: Isaacs, John (27 Performances, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Sawney: Auld (27 Performances, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Bang-up Bounce: Holland, John (27 Performances, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Clown: Norman, Richard (27 Performances, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Miss Grundy: Thorpe, Miss (27 Performances, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine: Wybrow, Mrs. (27 Performances, 16 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

* Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped

(Farce by Humphreys (Author); Corri, Montague P. (Composer) (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Summary Cast:

Will Mainstay: Isaacs, John (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Old Skinflint: Stebbing, Robert (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Barebones: Lardner (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Timothy Spoilcloth: Thorpe (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Dame Margery: Daly, Mrs. (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Mary Ann: Ridgway, Mrs. Thomas E. (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Richard: Yarnold, Edwin (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

William: George (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Thomas: Godbee (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Harry: Haydon (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Priscilla: Cummins, Miss (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Martha: George, Mrs. (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Sarah: Plymsell, Miss (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

Rosetta: Bologna, Miss Barbara (12 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 30 Jun 1810)

* Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger

(Burletta by Humphreys (Author) (18 Performances, 27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Summary Cast:

Takestock: Stebbing, Robert (18 Performances, 27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Henry Cheerly: Isaacs, John (18 Performances, 27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Jack Grapplehard: Unknown (17 Performances, 27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810), Pearman, William (1 Performances, 13 Sep 1810)

Fanny Maythorn: Ridgway, Mrs. Thomas E. (18 Performances, 27 Aug 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

* Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite

(Burletta, 1 act) by Unknown (Author); Corri, Montague P. (Composer) (30 Performances, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Summary Cast:

Pinch-Penny: Lardner (30 Performances, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Aaron: Stebbing, Robert (30 Performances, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Slumber: Bradby (30 Performances, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Tom: Isaacs, John (30 Performances, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Ben: Thorpe (30 Performances, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Deborah: Daly, Mrs. (30 Performances, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Susan: Ridgway, Mrs. Thomas E. (30 Performances, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Mary: Pincott, Mrs. Elizabeth (30 Performances, 7 May 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy

(Ballet by Bologna, John P. (Choreographer) (18 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

Summary Cast:

principal characters: Auld (18 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Bologna, Miss H. (18 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Frederic, Mme. S. (18 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Lardner (18 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Lardner, Master (18 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Norman, Richard (18 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Ridgway, Mrs. Thomas E. (12 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 5 May 1810), Edwards (6 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 16 Jun 1810), Bologna, Miss Barbara (6 Performances, 11 Jun 1810 - 16 Jun 1810)

* Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal

(Burletta by Unknown (Author) (45 Performances, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Summary Cast:

Oscar: Auld (45 Performances, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Draco: Unknown (44 Performances, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810), Bradby (1 Performances, 13 Sep 1810)

Morvin: Norman, Richard (45 Performances, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Carrol: Bologna, John P. (45 Performances, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Malvina: Ridgway, Mrs. Thomas E. (45 Performances, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810)

Scotch pedlar: Unknown (44 Performances, 26 Jul 1810 - 15 Sep 1810), Pearman, William (1 Performances, 13 Sep 1810)

Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle

(Spectacle by Holland, John (Author); Ryall (Composer) (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Summary Cast:

Angus: Lardner (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Belarmo: Auld (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Captainus: Isaacs, John (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Lieutano: Thorpe (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Ensarmo: Stebbing, Robert (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Concordo: Corri, Montague P. (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Emnamus: Bradby (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Rabono: Brown (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Travapan: Youens (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

principal dancer at banquet: Bologna, Miss H. (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers: Unlisted (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Percy: Norman, Richard (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Hindoo: Holland, John (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Godfredo: Bologna, John P. (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Genoura: Pincott, Mrs. Elizabeth (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Hellena: Frederic, Mme. S. (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Almeyda: Deveulle, Miss (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

attendant: Bologna, Miss Barbara (39 Performances, 23 Apr 1810 - 25 Jul 1810)

Shipwrecked Sailor Boy

(Ballet by Unknown (Author) (39 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810)

Summary Cast:

principal characters: Bologna, Miss Barbara (39 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810), Bologna, Miss H. (39 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810), Cummins, Miss (39 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810), Frederic, Mme. S. (39 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810), George (39 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810), Lardner, Master (39 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810), Youens (39 Performances, 25 Jun 1810 - 25 Aug 1810)

Village Mill, The; or, Kitty of the Clyde

(Ballet by Bologna, John P. (Choreographer) (12 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Summary Cast:

Sawney: Edwards (12 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Jemmie: Auld (12 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Donald: Lardner (12 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Mrs. M'Gregor: Youens (12 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Kitty: Frederic, Mme. S. (12 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Peggy: Bologna, Miss H. (12 Performances, 21 May 1810 - 2 Jun 1810)

Genres

Ballet (3)
Burletta (3)
Comic pantomime (3)
Divertissement (1)
Farce (1)
Spectacle (2)

Actors

Auld

Belarmo (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
Harlequin (30) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Harlequin (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
Jemmie (12) in Village Mill, The; or, Kitty of the Clyde (21 May 1810-2 Jun 1810)
Oscar (45) in Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (26 Jul 1810-15 Sep 1810)
Osric (18) in Genoese Tyrant, The; or, Osric and Eloisa (21 May 1810-30 Jun 1810)
principal characters (18) in Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (23 Apr 1810-16 Jun 1810)
Sawney (27) in Hermit's Altar, The; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (16 Aug 1810-15 Sep 1810)

Bologna, John P.

Carrol (45) in Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (26 Jul 1810-15 Sep 1810)
Godfredo (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
Harlequin (27) in Hermit's Altar, The; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (16 Aug 1810-15 Sep 1810)

Bradby

Draco (1) in Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (13 Sep 1810)
Emnamus (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
Jew (6) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (25 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Slumber (30) in Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (7 May 1810-16 Jun 1810)

Brown

Jew (24) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-19 May 1810)
Rabono (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)

Corri, Montague P.

Concordo (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
Lodovic (18) in Genoese Tyrant, The; or, Osric and Eloisa (21 May 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Pantaloon (30) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Pantaloon (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)

Cozens

landlord (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)

Cross

haymakers (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)

Edwards

Clown's brother (6) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-28 Apr 1810)
Clown (24) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (30 Apr 1810-30 Jun 1810)
clowns (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
principal characters (6) in Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (11 Jun 1810-16 Jun 1810)
Sawney (12) in Village Mill, The; or, Kitty of the Clyde (21 May 1810-2 Jun 1810)

Edwards, Master

Second Clown (24) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (30 Apr 1810-30 Jun 1810)

Forster

Pierro (24) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-19 May 1810)

George

butcher (30) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-30 Jun 1810)
principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810-25 Aug 1810)
Strength (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
William (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)

Godbee

haymakers (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
Thomas (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)

Grant

(1) in Hornpipe in fetters (13 Sep 1810)

Haydon

Harry (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)
haymakers (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)

Holland, John

(1) in Occasional address (23 Apr 1810)
Bang-up Bounce (27) in Hermit's Altar, The; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (16 Aug 1810-15 Sep 1810)
Caesar (18) in Genoese Tyrant, The; or, Osric and Eloisa (21 May 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Hindoo (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
Jemmy Corsette (30) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-30 Jun 1810)
lover (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)

Isaacs, John

Captainus (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
gypsies (6) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-2 Jun 1810)
Henry Cheerly (18) in Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (27 Aug 1810-15 Sep 1810)
Hermit of Stonehenge (27) in Hermit's Altar, The; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (16 Aug 1810-15 Sep 1810)
Ibrahim (30) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-30 Jun 1810)
principal characters (15) in All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (23 Apr 1810-9 May 1810)
Tom (30) in Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (7 May 1810-16 Jun 1810)
Will Mainstay (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)

Lardner

Angus (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
Barebones (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Donald (12) in Village Mill, The; or, Kitty of the Clyde (21 May 1810-2 Jun 1810)
Pinch-Penny (30) in Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (7 May 1810-16 Jun 1810)
principal characters (15) in All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (23 Apr 1810-9 May 1810)
principal characters (18) in Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (23 Apr 1810-16 Jun 1810)

Lardner, Master

principal characters (18) in Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (23 Apr 1810-16 Jun 1810)
principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810-25 Aug 1810)

Norman, Richard

Clown (6) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-28 Apr 1810)
Clown (27) in Hermit's Altar, The; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (16 Aug 1810-15 Sep 1810)
clowns (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
Morvin (45) in Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (26 Jul 1810-15 Sep 1810)
Percy (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
principal characters (18) in Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (23 Apr 1810-16 Jun 1810)
Sygismund (18) in Genoese Tyrant, The; or, Osric and Eloisa (21 May 1810-30 Jun 1810)

Pearman, William

(1) in Banco Regis; or, Tandem Broke Loose (13 Sep 1810)
Jack Grapplehard (1) in Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (13 Sep 1810)
Scotch pedlar (1) in Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (13 Sep 1810)

Stebbing, Robert

(1) in Marriage a-la-Mode; or, John Bull's Trip to Paris (25 Jun 1810)
Aaron (30) in Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (7 May 1810-16 Jun 1810)
Ensarmo (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
gypsies (6) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-2 Jun 1810)
Old Skinflint (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)
principal characters (15) in All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (23 Apr 1810-9 May 1810)
Takestock (18) in Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (27 Aug 1810-15 Sep 1810)
turnkey (18) in Genoese Tyrant, The; or, Osric and Eloisa (21 May 1810-30 Jun 1810)

Swan

pastry cook (24) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-19 May 1810)

Taylor

baker (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)

Thorpe

(1) in Dennis Callahan's Description of the Seven Ages of Man (25 Jun 1810)
Ben (30) in Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (7 May 1810-16 Jun 1810)
Lieutano (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
Mordecai (30) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Paddock (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
principal characters (15) in All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (23 Apr 1810-9 May 1810)
Timothy Spoilcloth (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)

Unknown

Draco (44) in Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (26 Jul 1810-15 Sep 1810)
Jack Grapplehard (17) in Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (27 Aug 1810-15 Sep 1810)
Scotch pedlar (44) in Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (26 Jul 1810-15 Sep 1810)

Unlisted

guards, peasants (18) in Genoese Tyrant, The; or, Osric and Eloisa (21 May 1810-30 Jun 1810)
heralds, servants, attendants, officers, dancers (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)

Yarnold, Edwin

haymakers (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
pastry cook (6) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (25 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Richard (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)

Youens

bear (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
Mrs. M'Gregor (12) in Village Mill, The; or, Kitty of the Clyde (21 May 1810-2 Jun 1810)
Pierro (6) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (25 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)
principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810-25 Aug 1810)
Travapan (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)

Actresses

Bologna, Miss Barbara

attendant (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
dancers (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
principal characters (15) in All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (23 Apr 1810-9 May 1810)
principal characters (6) in Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (11 Jun 1810-16 Jun 1810)
principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810-25 Aug 1810)
Rosetta (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)

Bologna, Miss H.

dancers (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
fairy (6) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (25 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Peggy (12) in Village Mill, The; or, Kitty of the Clyde (21 May 1810-2 Jun 1810)
principal characters (18) in Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (23 Apr 1810-16 Jun 1810)
principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810-25 Aug 1810)
principal dancer at banquet (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)

Cummins, Miss

principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810-25 Aug 1810)
Priscilla (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Wisdom (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)

Daly, Mrs.

Ceremony (30) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Dame Margery (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Deborah (30) in Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (7 May 1810-16 Jun 1810)
oyster woman (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)

Deveulle, Miss

Almeyda (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)

Frederic, Mme. S.

Hellena (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
Kitty (12) in Village Mill, The; or, Kitty of the Clyde (21 May 1810-2 Jun 1810)
principal characters (18) in Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (23 Apr 1810-16 Jun 1810)
principal characters (39) in Shipwrecked Sailor Boy (25 Jun 1810-25 Aug 1810)
Riches (39) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (11 Jun 1810-15 Aug 1810)
Statue Columbine (24) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-19 May 1810)

George, Mrs.

Beauty (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
Martha (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)

Goodwin, Miss

Florilla (18) in Genoese Tyrant, The; or, Osric and Eloisa (21 May 1810-30 Jun 1810)

Norman, Mrs. Richard

fairy (24) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-19 May 1810)
haymakers (6) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-2 Jun 1810)

Pincott, Mrs. Elizabeth

Columbine (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
Eloisa (18) in Genoese Tyrant, The; or, Osric and Eloisa (21 May 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Genoura (39) in Percy and Genoura; or, Edinburgh Castle (23 Apr 1810-25 Jul 1810)
Hecate, or Columbine (30) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (23 Apr 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Mary (30) in Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (7 May 1810-16 Jun 1810)

Plymsell, Miss

haymakers (39) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (11 Jun 1810-15 Aug 1810)
Sarah (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)
water-cress girl (6) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-2 Jun 1810)

Ridgway, Mrs. Thomas E.

Fanny Maythorn (18) in Jack Grapplehard; or, Neptune's Love Messenger (27 Aug 1810-15 Sep 1810)
Fortune (45) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-15 Aug 1810)
Malvina (45) in Oscar and Malvina; or, The Hall of Fingal (26 Jul 1810-15 Sep 1810)
Mary Ann (12) in Intrigue, The; or, The Miser Duped (11 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)
principal characters (15) in All Alive in Greenwich; or, Easter Week (23 Apr 1810-9 May 1810)
principal characters (12) in Love in a Village; or, The Blue Coat Boy (23 Apr 1810-5 May 1810)
Statue Columbine (6) in Fiery Cauldron, The; or, Harlequin on Tip Toe (25 Jun 1810-30 Jun 1810)
Susan (30) in Little Aaron; or, The Honest Israelite (7 May 1810-16 Jun 1810)

Thorpe, Miss

Miss Grundy (27) in Hermit's Altar, The; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (16 Aug 1810-15 Sep 1810)

Westley, Miss

Riches (6) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (28 May 1810-2 Jun 1810)
water-cress girl (39) in Fortune's Gift; or, Harlequin Mad Tom (11 Jun 1810-15 Aug 1810)

Wybrow, Mrs.

Clara of the Vale, afterwards Columbine (27) in Hermit's Altar, The; or, Harlequin from the Clouds (16 Aug 1810-15 Sep 1810)

Dancers

Auld

(1) in Mother Goose (28 May 1810)

Grant

(1) in Hornpipe in fetters (13 Sep 1810)

Norman, Richard

(1) in Mother Goose (28 May 1810)

Entertainers

Edwards, Master

(1) in Drunken and dying scene (25 Jun 1810)
(1) in Protean exercises (28 May 1810)
(1) in Several feats of activity (25 Jun 1810)

Holland, John

(1) in Occasional address (23 Apr 1810)

Singers

Isaacs, John

(1) in Monody on the Death of Lord Nelson (13 Sep 1810)

Kusack

This nt only (1) in London Sighs (13 Sep 1810)
(1) in Miss Margery Muggins (13 Sep 1810)

Pearman, William

(1) in Banco Regis; or, Tandem Broke Loose (13 Sep 1810)
(1) in Bound 'Prentice to a Waterman (13 Sep 1810)
(1) in I'm a Jolly Gay Pedlar (13 Sep 1810)

Stebbing, Robert

(1) unlisted (21 May 1810)
(1) in Marriage a-la-Mode; or, John Bull's Trip to Paris (25 Jun 1810)

Thorpe

(1) in Dennis Callahan's Description of the Seven Ages of Man (25 Jun 1810)

General Song Composers/Pieces

Barratt	Dennis Callahan's Description of the Seven Ages of Man (25 Jun 1810)
Unlisted	Banco Regis; or, Tandem Broke Loose (13 Sep 1810) Marriage a-la-Mode; or, John Bull's Trip to Paris (25 Jun 1810)

General Choreographers/Pieces

Unlisted

Hornpipe in fetters (13 Sep 1810)

General Entertainment/Pieces

Unlisted

Occasional address (23 Apr 1810)

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Originally published by Greenwood Press as The Sans Pareil Theatre 1806-1819, Adelphi Theatre 1819-1850: An Index to Authors, Titles, Performers, 1988, and The Adelphi Theatre 1850-1900: An Index to Authors, Titles, Performers and Management, 1992.

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ADDS	Second Clown: Master Edwards
BUT	Clown: Edwards (replaces [Richard] Norman)
OMITS	Clown's brother: Edwards

ADDS	principal characters: Edwards
	principal characters: Miss [Barbara] Bologna
OMITS	principal characters: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway

ADDS	haymakers: Miss Plymsell
BUT	Riches: Mme. S. Frederic (replaces Miss Westley)
	water-cress girl: Miss Westley (replaces Miss Plymsell)
OMITS	gypsies: J[ohn] Isaacs
	gypsies: [Robert?] Stebbing
	haymakers: Mrs. [Richard] Norman

BUT	Jew: Bradby (replaces Brown)
	Pierro: Youens (replaces Forster)
	Statue Columbine: Mrs. [Thomas E.] Ridgway (replaces Mme. S. Frederic)
	fairy: Miss H. Bologna (replaces Mrs. [Richard] Norman)
	pastry cook: [Edwin] Yarnold (replaces Swan)

BUT	Draco: Bradby (replaces [Unknown])
	Scotch pedlar: [William] Pearman (replaces [Unknown])

BUT	Draco: [Unknown] (replaces Bradby)
	Scotch pedlar: [Unknown] (replaces [William] Pearman)

Contents

Seasonal Digest

Daily Calendar for Summer 1810

Illustration: Bologna, John Peter (1775-1846): Actor, dancer [1st Performance Apr 23, 1810]

Seasonal Summary

Seasonal Dates

Theatre Management and Back Stage Personnel

Authors/Pieces

Song Composers/Pieces

Choreographers/Pieces

Entertainment/Pieces

Spectacle/Pieces

Scenery Designer/Scenes

Pieces Performed and Summary Cast Lists

Genres

Actors

Actresses

Dancers

Entertainers

Singers

General Song Composers/Pieces

General Choreographers/Pieces

General Entertainment/Pieces