have been removed,-being, perhaps, of gold, and, therefore, wanted, by a needy family, for more urgent purposes.

Hart confided this cane to the care of Sir Richard Phillips, to dispose of for him; and we regret toadd, that, notwithstanding great personal exertions on the part of Sir Richard, he has been unsuccessful.

THE END.

LONDON:

Printed by D. S. Maurice, Fenchurch-street.

INDEX.

ACTING, amateur, of the blacksmith, in "Andromache,"

the woman, Johu Hunniemau, account of, ii. 227.

of modest merit, iii. 53.

Actors, list of, not usually printed in the early play bills
i. 263.

of female characters prior to the Restoration, iii. 21.
disappointments, occasioned to an audience by,

iii. 268.

Actress, the first female, Mrs. Saunderson, iii. 44.
Addison, his plot of "Cato," ii. 77,

Albergati Capelli, Marquis, the Italian actor aud dramatist,
his biography, i. 157.

Alfieri, gallantry of, i. 285.

Alleyn, Edward, his biography, ii. 228.

American theatricals, account of the first tragedy at Boston,

i. 15.

Andrecini, Isabella, account of, i. 30.

"Andromache," a singular tragedy, by Thomas Paine,
i. 283.

Ariosto, his interview with his father, iii. 111.

Authors, dramatic, in France, their rights, i. 68.