OF THE

ENGLISH STAGE,

FROM THE

RESTORATION IN 1660 TO 1830.

IN TEN VOLUMES.

Ει δε τι παραπται, η ουκ ακριβως ανειληπται, μηδεις ημας γράφετω μεμψεως,
εννοῶν ως πεπλανημένην ιστορίαν συνελέξαμεν.—EVAGRIUS, p. 473.

IF ANY THING BE OVERLOOKED, OR NOT ACCURATELY INSERTED, LET
NO ONE FIND FAULT, BUT TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THAT THIS
HISTORY IS COMPILED FROM ALL QUARTERS.

VOL IX.

BATH:

PRINTED BY H. E. CARRINGTON.

SOLD BY THOMAS RODD, GREAT NEWPORT STREET, LONDON.

CONTENTS.

C. G. 1818-1819 in Continuation to Bath 1818-1819.

Maclaren.

D. L. 1819-1820 to Bath 1820-1821.

Lord Byron.

D. L. 1821-1822 to Bath 1823-1824.

Old English Drama.

D. L. 1824-1825 to Bath 1825-1826.

Reynolds-Kelly—and O'Keeffe.

D. L. 1826-1827 to Bath 1826-1827.

Mr. Field's Sale.

D. L. 1827-1828 to Bath 1827-1828.

Royal Brunswick Theatre.

Old Plays 1828.

D. L. 1828-1829 to Bath 1829-1830.

Bath Theatrical Fund.

Shirley.

Of Success as the Criterion of Merit.

Old Plays.

For slight Corrections and Additions, see vol. 10 p. 266.