Macklin, Charles, 4; his "Man of the World," 6; account of his career, 63; his parentage, 63, 65; his great age, 64; as Monimia at the age of nine, 65; his first appearance, 66; as Snip, 67; kills Hallam, 67; his marriage, 68; his Shylock, 68-70, 75; his "Henry VII.," 70; Pope's opinion of him, 70; in Dublin, 71; as Mercutio, 71; his opinion of Garrick and Barry as Romeo, 71; his retirement from the stage to keep a tavern, 72; his "British Inquisition," 72; his reappearance on the stage, 73; as Sir Archie Macsarcasm, 73; as Macbeth, 73; his daughter, 72, 81, 82; as Sir Pertinax Macsycophant, 73; failure of his memory, 74; his death, 76; his characteristics, 76; his objection to Garrick, 77; antagonism with Quin, 77; his character, 80; his original and principal characters, 80; his costume in various parts, 250. Macklin, Mrs., 68. Macklin, Miss, 72, 81; her death, 82. Macready, W. C., 392, 400; his Virginius, 396, 397. Mason, William, 3. Masterton, dramatist, 350. Mathews, Charles, 323; his extraordinary ability as a mimic, 323; his M. Malet, 323. Mattocks, Mrs., 308; her career, 308, 309; her characters, 309. Maturin, 354-357. Melmoth, Mrs., actress, 265. Miller, James, dramatist, 19. Milman, 357. Mistakes on the stage, 263. Mitchell and his "Highland Fair," 25. Montagu, Mrs., actress, 61. Moody, John, 130; as Major O'Flaherty, 131, 132; the best Irish actor of his time, 131; Churchill on Moody, 132; a market gardener, 132; his original characters, 133. Moore and Mrs. Kean, 378. More, Hannah, 7. Mossop, Henry, 259; and the Major, 48. Motteux, P. A., 288. Munden, Joseph S., 322, 348; his wonderful powers of grimace, 322; the breadth of his acting, 322; his parsimony, 323. Murphy, Arthur, 4, 289. Murray, Charles, actor, 267. O'Neill, Miss, 221, 387; her first opportunity, 388. "O. P." riots, 337-345. Opera, progress of, 10. Otway, 283. Owen, John, actor, 267. Owenson, 130. Palmer, John, 139; account of his career, 139-143; accidentally stabbed by Mrs. Barry, 148; his endeavours to open the Royalty Theatre, 140; his original characters, 140; his coolness, 140; his death on the stage, 141, 142; the original Joseph Surface, 142. Parsons, William, 137; his impudent "gagging," 37; a great comedian, 138; as Foresight, 138; as Skirmish, 138; as Corbaccio, 138; his last character, 138; his death, 139; story about his wife, 139. Patents, 418. Phelps, Samuel, his worthy support of the legitimate drama, 419. Phillips, Miss (Mrs. Crouch), 50. Plays, list of, from 1800 to 1813, 327-330. Pope, Alexander, 14; on Macklin's Shylock, 70. Pope, Mrs. (Miss Younge), 102.