Howard, James, dramatist, 197, 199. Howard, Sir Robert, dramatist, 198. Hughes, actor, 64. Hughes, John, dramatist, 361; his "Siege of Damascus," 361, 362. Hughes, Mrs. Margaret, 64; suggested to have been the first actress, 67; wooed by Prince Rupert, 78. Inns, theatres at, 15, 31. Jacob, Sir Hildebrand, dramatist, 372. James I. a patron of the stage, 23, 25. James, Mrs., 64. Jennings, Mrs., 65. Jevon, Thomas, as Jobson, 143; as Lycurgus, 143; his silly buffoonery, 143; his one play, 185. Johnson, Benjamin, 178; a great actor, 180. Johnson, Charles, dramatist, 328, 352. Keen, Theophilus, his death, 352. Kemble, Charles, allusion to, 277. Kemble, J. P., 401. Kendall, licensed to train children of the revels, 23. Killigrew, Thomas, 61; his patent, 62; his death, 62; his company, 64; the first to employ actresses for all female characters, 67. Killigrew, Sir William, author, 195. Kirkham, licensed to train children of the revels, 23. Knight, Joseph, his edition of the _Roscius Anglicanus_, 63 _n_, 66 _n_. Knipp, Mrs., 64, 80. Kynaston, 57, 64, 65; as Olympia, 71; in "The Silent Woman," 71; a ladies' favourite, 71; thrashed by order of Sedley, 71; as Leon, 72; as Henry IV., 73; his death, 74; as Boabdelin, 87. Lacy, John, 64; instructor of Nell Gwyn, 84; a great Falstaff, 97; the original Teague, 97; as Bayes, 97; as Captain Otter, 98; his quarrel with Hon. Edward Howard, 98; his posthumous comedy, 99. Lansdowne, Lord, 194; his "Jew of Venice," 276. Leanard, John, dramatist, 208. Lee, Mrs., actress, 148. Lee, Nat, 221, 232; tries his fortune as an actor, 142; his death, 233. Leicester, Earl of, 23; his players, 16. Leigh, Anthony, 144; as Dominique, 144. Leveridge, Dick, 272; as Pyramus, 343. Lewis, David, dramatist, 384. Licensed players, 9, 26, 41. Lilliston, 65. Lincoln's Inn Fields, theatres in, 61, 62, 337. Little Rose Theatre, 32. Long, Mrs., actress, 65. Lovel, actor, 65. Lowen, actor, 26, 49. Lyddoll, 64. MacSwiney, 273 _note_, 315, 316; takes the Haymarket Theatre, 302, 306, 309. Madden, Dr. Samuel, dramatist, 421. Maidwell, L., dramatist, 209. Mallory, Christopher, punished, 41. Manley, Mrs., dramatist, 240. Manning, Francis, dramatist, 285. Marshall, Anne, 64, 81, 82; said to have been the first actress, 67. Marshall, Rebecca, 65, 81; as Dorothea, 82; as Queen of Sicily, 82; and Sir Hugh Middleton, 262. Marshall, Stephen, the Presbyterian, father of the actresses, 81. Martyn, Benjamin, dramatist, 422. Medbourne, Matthew, 65, 144; his death, 145; an author, 185. Middleton, the dramatist, imprisoned, 26, 27. Middleton, Sir Hugh, and Rebecca Marshall, 262. Miller, Rev. James, dramatist, 422.