Oldfield, Mrs. Anne, 1, 42; her first appearance, 4; as Alinda, 4; as Lenora, 5, 9; as Lady Betty Modish, 6, 9, 11; as Mrs. Brittle, 7; as Lady Townley, 8, 10, 11; as Estifania, 8; as Mrs. Sullen, 9; the original representative of sixty-five characters, 9; her dislike of tragedy, 10; as Marcia in "Cato," 10; as Cleopatra, 11; as Calista, 11; as Semandra, 11; in high society, 13; her death, 14, 20; her body lying in state, 15; her funeral, 16; her descendants, 17; her last words on the stage, 19; and Wilks, 40; and Mrs. Rogers, 40. Opera, making way, 247. Oxford and London, 141. Palmer, John (the first), 288. Palmer, Mrs. (Miss Pritchard), as Juliet, 188; her last season, 288. "Pasquin," 59. Paterson, William, dramatist, 65. Pelham, Henry, and Barry, 345. Pinkethman as Antonio, 137. Pit, the, 145. Pope, Alexander, 158. Pope, Miss, 356, 360. Porter, Mrs., 21, 57; her retirement, 83; a great actress, 83; as Hermione, 84; as Belvidera, 84; her lameness, 84. Powell, George, challenges Wilks, 43. Powell, William, his successful _début_, 244; trained by Garrick, 245. Pritchard, Mrs., 21, 55, 288; as Nell, 50; as Beatrice, 115, 283; as Mrs. Beverley, 161; account of her career, 280-287; her retirement, 280; her early struggles, 281; her versatility, 281; her Queen Katherine, 282; as the Queen in Hamlet, 282; as Lady Macbeth, 282; her characteristics, 282, 283; her perfect articulation, 283; Horace Walpole's high opinion of, 284; Johnson and Churchill's criticism of, 284, 285; her final appearance, 286; compared with Mrs. Siddons, 287; her retirement to Bath, 287. Pritchard, Miss, as Juliet, 188, 286; _vide_ Palmer, Mrs. "Quality," the, behind the scenes, 146, 153. Quick, 298.