MRS. SIDDONS AS "ANDROMACHE"--MRS. JORDAN AS "VIOLA" 190 MRS. BILLINGTON AS "ROSETTA"--MRS. MARTYR AS "EUPHROSYNE" 190 MISS BRUNTON AS "JULIET "--MISS FIELD AS "ARIEL" 190 AT THE OPERA--AT CHURCH 204 THE CELEBRATED MADEMOISELLE G--M--RD 211 BALLET AT THE KING'S THEATRE-PANTHEON, 1791 211 THE OPERATICAL FINALE TO THE BALLET OF "ALONZO E CARO" 212 MDLLE PARISOT 213 DURHAM MUSTARD TOO POWERFUL FOR ITALIAN CAPERS, 1798 213 ECCLESIASTICAL SCRUTINY, OR, THE DURHAM INQUEST ON DUTY, 1798 214 MADAME CORNELYS 217 THE FEMALE COTERIE 221 A COUNTRY CONCERT, OR AN EVENING'S ENTERTAINMENT IN SUSSEX 225 SAVOYARDS OF FASHION, 1799 226 SEEN HOME BY THE WATCH, 1792 243 THE MONSTER CUTTING A LADY, 1790 248 RENWICK WILLIAMS, 1790 256 PROTECTION FROM THE MONSTER 258 BOXING MADE EASY, OR HUMPHREYS GIVING A LESSON, 1788 274 JEFFREY DUNSTAN--ORDINARY COSTUME 292 SIR JEFFREY DUNSTAN--COURT DRESS 293 TREATMENT OF LUNATICS 298 _Memorandum.--For binder's purposes some of the illustrations will not be found on the pages named, but a few pages further on._ OLD TIMES. Although this book does not pretend to be a history of the times of which it treats, still, it will materially help the reader, if, at the outset, some of the principal events which occurred during the period are succinctly narrated.