De Camp, Miss, 10, 216; her youthful experience as a dancer, 216; her appearance at Drury Lane, 216; plays Macheath, 217; her marriage with Charles Kemble, 217; her retirement from the stage, 217; returns to the stage for one night, 218; her characteristics, 218; as an authoress, 219. Deighton, actor, 264. Delpla, 335. Denmark, King of, at the play, 35. Dennis, John, 14. Derby, Lord, and Miss Farren, 100. Dexter, 59; his carelessness, 60. Dibdin, Tom, 262, 348. Dickons, Mrs., 340. Digges, West, Edinburgh manager, 124; his death, 129. Dodd, James, 134; his great powers as an actor, 134; as Abel Drugger, 134; as Sir Andrew Aguecheek, 134; his death, 135. Dowton, 323; as Dr. Cantwell, 323; as Sir Anthony Absolute, 323; as Shylock, 389. Drama denounced by the _Eclectic_, 331. Drury, Dr., 371. Drury Lane, opening of new theatre, 213; burned down, 329; rebuilt, 330. Dryden's prologues, epilogues, and dedications, 280-283. Ducis, French author, 24. Duncan, Miss (Mrs. Davison), 325; as Juliana in the "Honeymoon," 325. _Eclectic Review_ on the stage, 332. Edinburgh theatre, the, 123. Edmiston, Miss, as Jane Shore, 398. Edwin, John, his popularity, 128; O'Keeffe's obligations to Edwin's acting, 128; his original characters, 128; his death, 128. Elliston, Robert William, 317; account of his career, 317-321; his birth, 317; with Tate Wilkinson at York, 318; his success in London, 318; as Sir Edward Mortimer, 318; his large experience of management, 318; his Hamlet, 318-319; his versatility, 319; his abilities, 319; as Duke Aranza, 319; his loftiness, 320. Epilogues, 273. Esten, Mrs., 95, 211, 252. Etherege, 285. Farren, Miss Elizabeth (Lady Derby), account of her career, 96-101; her origin, 96; her first appearance, 97; as Lady Hardcastle, 97; as Lady Townly, 97; her qualities as an actress, 98; her original characters, 98; her farewell to the stage, 100; her marriage to Lord Derby, 100; her children, 101. Fawcett, John, 323, 348; as Job Thornberry, 323; as Caleb Quotem, 323. Fielding, Henry, 16, 289; his nonchalance, 17. Fitzgerald, Percy, his "Lives of the Kembles," 176 _n._ Fitzhenry, Mrs., 264. Flecnoe and his critics, 12. Foote, Samuel, 137; in Edinburgh, 124; and Henderson, 147. Francis, Dr., 232, 403. Francis, Miss (see Mrs. Jordan). Freemasons at the play, 298. French audiences, 55, 56, 60. Garrick, David, 275; and Sheridan, 5; and "The Chinese Festival," 33; his costume in various parts, 250; his tomb, 333. Garrick, Mrs., and Edmund Kean, 382. Garrick, George, 85. Gay, John, 14. George III. at the theatre, 38, 41, 345; fired at by Hatfield, 40. George IV. and actors, 346.