Garrick, David, 125, 133, 169. Gay, John, 342; his first piece, 329; his "What D'ye Call It?" 334; his "Captives," 376; the "Beggar's Opera," 386, 388; his "Polly" forbidden, 422. Geoffrey, an early manager, 7. Gibbs, Mrs., 65. Giffard as Prince of Wales in "Henry IV.", 415. Gildon, Charles, 220, 285. Gillow, actor, 163. Globe Alley, 32. Globe Theatre, 32, 33. Gloucester, Richard, Duke of, 9. Goffe, an actor, 54. Goodman, Cardell ("Scum"), 64; as Julius Cæsar, 101; as Alexander, 101; his rascalities, 102, 103; his prophecy regarding Cibber, 103. Goodman's Fields Theatre, 425. Gosson, Stephen, 19, 37. Gough, actor, 26. Gould, Robert, dramatist, 209. Gracechurch Street Theatre in an inn, 31. Griffin, Benjamin, his young days, 338; an author, 364. Griffin, Captain, 64, 142, 275. Grindal, Archbishop, 20. Guilman, actor, 40. Gwyn, Madam, 87. Gwyn, Nell, 64, 79, 82, 251; her birth, 83; her first appearance as Crydaria, 84; her lovers, 85; as Almahide, 87; her sons, 87; her extravagance, 88; her death, 89. Haines, Joseph, 64, 104; at Drury Lane, 105; as Sparkish, 105; his practical jokes, 105, 107; as Captain Bluff, 107; as Roger in "Æsop," 107; as Tom Errand, 107; his misconduct on the stage, 107; his death, 108. Hancock, actor, 64. Harris (the great actor of that name), 64, 65, 137; as Romeo, 113; a rival to Betterton, 120; as Henry V., 136; as Wolsey, 136; his portrait by Hailes, 136. Harris, Joseph (actor and author), 186. Hart, Charles, 47, 64, 86, 87; as the Duchess in Shirley's "Cardinal," 68; as Othello, 68; as Alexander, 69; as Brutus, 69; as Cataline, 69; as Amintor, 69; as Manly, 69; his retirement, 69; his bearing on the stage, 69; his death, 69; Haines's practical joke on Hart, 106. Harvey, Lady, and Mrs. Corey, 259. Hatton, Lord, 54. Hawker, dramatist, 421. Hawkins, licensed to train children of the revels, 23. Haymarket, Vanbrugh's theatre in the, 297. Haymarket Theatre opened, 378. Haywood, Mrs., dramatist, 367, 421; as an actress, 373. Hemings, 26. Henslowe, money-lender and manager, 31. Herbert, Sir Henry, Master of the Revels, 119. Higden, Henry, a jovial dramatist, 209. Higgins, a posture-master, 314. Higgons, Bevil, dramatist, 277. Hill, Aaron, 340, 368, 376; account of, 312-14. Hill, Captain Richard, murders Mountfort, 170. Hippisley, 388. "Histrio-Mastix," 42. Hodgson, actor, 163. Holden, Mrs., 65; her unfortunate blunder, 95. Holywell Lane, Shoreditch, "The Theatre" in, 33. Hope, the, a playhouse, 32. Hopkins, Charles, dramatist, 211. Horden, Hildebrand, 178; killed in a brawl, 179. Horton, Mrs., 336; as Isabella, 365. Howard, Edward, dramatist, 196, 197.