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Contributor	Miss Eleanor Carey
Other Names	Miss E Carey
Gender	Female
Functions	Actor
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	The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 The Hibernian Father, or Love and Honour and the Warden of Galway, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 May 1871 Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 The Two Lovers or, The Ghosts in the Churchyard, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 11 June 1870 Conrad the Corsair or, Conrad and Medora, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 12 February 1870 Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866
	Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 The Hibernian Father, or Love and Honour and the Warden of Galway, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 May 1871 Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 The Two Lovers or, The Ghosts in the Churchyard, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 11 June 1870 Conrad the Corsair or, Conrad and Medora, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 12 February 1870 Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866
	J J Welsh - Actor Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 The Hibernian Father, or Love and Honour and the Warden of Galway, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 May 1871 Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Charles Young - Actor The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 The Hibernian Father, or Love and Honour and the Warden of Galway, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 May 1871 Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 J J Bartlett - Actor, Producer Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 The Hibernian Father, or Love and Honour and the Warden of Galway, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 May 1871 Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 J R Greville - Actor, Director, Stage Manager The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 James Hasker - Actor, Dancer Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Stuart O'Brien - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 The Hibernian Father, or Love and Honour and the Warden of Galway, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 May 1871 Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Frederick Coppin - Actor-Manager, Musical Arranger The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 George Coppin - Actor-Manager, Lessee The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Kate Corcoran - Actor Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Charles Fry - Scenic Artist Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 W B Gill - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Alexander Habbe - Administrator, Lessee, Scenic Artist Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 The Two Lovers or, The Ghosts in the Churchyard, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 11 June 1870 Conrad the Corsair or, Conrad and Medora, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 12 February 1870 George Leopold - Actor, Composer Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Milner - Actor The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Nelly Montague - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 John Renno - Mechanist The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 William John Wilson - Scenic Artist Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Conrad the Corsair or, Conrad and Medora, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 12 February 1870 Andrews - Actor Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 William Andrews - Actor Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 The Two Lovers or, The Ghosts in the Churchyard, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 11 June 1870 Fred Appleton - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Alice Bray - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Blanche Bray - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Louisa Bray - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Jenny Bryce - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Bush - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Rosa Cooper - Actor, Director The Two Lovers or, The Ghosts in the Churchyard, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 11 June 1870 Conrad the Corsair or, Conrad and Medora, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 12 February 1870 Mary Crawford - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Harry Daniels - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Dennis - Properties Master The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Dixon - Actor Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Jessie Dixon - Actor Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Lizzie Dixon - Actor The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 H N Douglas - Actor The Hibernian Father, or Love and Honour and the Warden of Galway, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 May 1871 Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 Hancock - Costume Maker The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Lionel Harding - Lessee The Two Lovers or, The Ghosts in the Churchyard, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 11 June 1870 Conrad the Corsair or, Conrad and Medora, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 12 February 1870 Hasker - Actor The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Henry Holmes - Scenic Artist The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 William Hoskins - Actor-Manager, Director Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Charles Jones - Actor The Hibernian Father, or Love and Honour and the Warden of Galway, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 May 1871 Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 Albert Leopold - Actor, Dancer Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Blanche Leopold - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Harry Leston - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Melville - Actor Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 George Melville - Actor, Comedian Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Frank Merton - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Julia Milne - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Lizzie Morgan - Actor Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Nelly Murphy - Actor Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Noble - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Rainford - Actor The Hibernian Father, or Love and Honour and the Warden of Galway, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 May 1871 Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 James H Rainford - Actor, Stage Manager Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Walter Rice - Musical Arranger, Musical Director The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 George Herbert Rogers - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Stapleton - Costume Maker The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Adelaide Stoneham - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Andrew Torning - Scenic Artist Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Garnet Walch - Playwright Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Conrad the Corsair or, Conrad and Medora, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 12 February 1870 A Wallace - Mechanist Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Susan Wooldridge - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Emily Angus - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Myra Angus - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Arnold - Lighting Operator/Technician, Properties Master The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Barberi - Lighting Operator/Technician The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Barnwell - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Mary Ann Barry - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Emma Bateson - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Beddison - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 A H Bell - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Mary Bloomfield - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Dion Boucicault - Playwright The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Henry Bracy - Actor, Director Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Jane Brodie - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Brown - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 B T Brown - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Edouin Bryer - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Burns - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Maggie Burton - Dancer The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Pietro Canna - Musical Director Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Carey - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 George Carey - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 George Carey - Actor Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 C Carmody - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Carson - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Carry Cassell - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Margie Chester - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Hetty Clark - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Clarke - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Blanche Clifton - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Alfred Clint - Scenic Artist The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Claudine Coenn - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Joseph Collins - Scriptwriter The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Teresa Collins - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Nellie Colson - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Walter Cooper - Playwright Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 Copeland - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Cramer - Lighting Operator/Technician The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Crouch - Costume Maker The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Alfred Dampier - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 F Darbyshire - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 George Darrell - Actor Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Davies - Actor The Two Lovers or, The Ghosts in the Churchyard, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 11 June 1870 Kate Denin - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 William Dind - Lessee The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Kate Douglas - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Nat Douglass - Actor The Two Lovers or, The Ghosts in the Churchyard, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 11 June 1870 John Dunn - Actor Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Dupelle - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Dybold - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Tilly Earl - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 F Ede - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 John Edouin - Actor, Assistant Director Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Elliot - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Fagin - Actor Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Frauline Fannie - Actor, Choreographer Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Arthur Farley - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Edward Farley - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Fanny Ferris - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Finch - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 H Flexmore - Actor, Director The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 J Flintoff - Actor Conrad the Corsair or, Conrad and Medora, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 12 February 1870 Ford - Costume Maker Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Ada Ford - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Dolly Ford - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Eliza Ford - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 John Ford - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Mary Ford - Dancer The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Anna Forde - Actor Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Elinor Forde - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 John Forde - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Kate Forde - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Martin Forde - Actor Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Agnes Forsham - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 J H Fox - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Frannie Fraulein - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Sainey Gamp - Actor Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Arthur Garner - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Edward Geoghegan - Playwright The Hibernian Father, or Love and Honour and the Warden of Galway, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 May 1871 George - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Carry George - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Gilder - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 E Gladstone - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Gordon - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Dolly Green - Actor Foiled or, Australia Twenty Years Ago, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 April 1871 Jane Greenham - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Greville - Actor Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Harry Grist - Scenic Artist The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Gummidge - Actor Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Hancock - Composer Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Henry Richard Harwood - Director, Lessee The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Nellie Haviland - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 John Hennings - Lessee, Scenic Artist The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Herbert - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 John Hill - Composer, Musical Arranger Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Nelly Hill - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 James Hogan - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Holand - Actor Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Patty Holt - Actor Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 Hooper - Properties Master Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Hoskings - Director Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 GS Hough - Adaptor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Howitz - Properties Master Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Harriet Hughes - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 L Hughes - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 G R Ireland - Actor Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Jager - Costume Maker The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Douglas Jerrold - Playwright Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Johnson - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Jones - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Kaye - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Kelly - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 King - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Sarah Lake - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 J C Lambert - Actor The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Latham - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 John Lauri - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Samuel Lazar - Actor Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Leatham - Actor Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Leonard - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 H Leopold - Director Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Harry Leopold - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Henry Leopold - Choreographer Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Tom Leopold - Actor, Composer Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Fred Leotard - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Charles Leslie - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Leveret - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Louise - Actor Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Annie Lyle - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Lyons - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 W S Lyster - Director Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Mann - Lighting Designer Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Martin - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 John Marwick - Playwright The Two Lovers or, The Ghosts in the Churchyard, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 11 June 1870 Julia Matthews - Actor Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Adelina May - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Maynard - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Agnes Mayo - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Edward McLean - Actor, Choreographer, Dancer The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 W H Metcalfe - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 James Milne - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Moore - Actor Conrad the Corsair or, Conrad and Medora, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 12 February 1870 Musgrave - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 R Nelson - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Newman - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Newton - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Nickleby - Actor Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Noble - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Eliza O'Brien - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 O'Donnell - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Palmer - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Nellie Parker - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Pearson - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Phillips - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 William Pitt - Scenic Artist Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Ltn Poore - Playwright Crossing the Line, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 17 May 1869 Harry Power - Actor The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Raleigh - Actor Conrad the Corsair or, Conrad and Medora, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 12 February 1870 Richardson - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Thomas Robertson - Playwright Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Rogers - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Rosa Rollins - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Bessie Royal - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 J Ryan - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Kate Ryder - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Leon Samwells - Actor, Director The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Jenny Scott - Actor Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Seabridge - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Harry Sefton - Actor Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 J R Setright - Scenic Artist Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Hattie Shepparde - Actor Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 George Simms - Actor, Clown, Scriptwriter The House that Jack Built or Harlequin Jack Sydney, Little Australia and the Gnome in the Gold Mine and the Australian Fernery in the Golden Conservatory the Home of Diamantina, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 23 December 1871 Henry Simpson - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Smith - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Mabel Smith - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Solomon - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Blanche Stammers - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Stanley - Actor Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 H Stanley - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Minnie Stanley - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Staunton - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Harold Stephen - Playwright Euchred, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 23 March 1872 Stewart - Actor The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Docy Stewart - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Nellie Stewart - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Richard Stewart - Lessee The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Minnie Summerfield - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 C H Taylor - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Fanny Tillbury - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 P Touzel - Mechanist Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Trotter - Properties Master Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Wallace - Actor Ixion or, The Man at the Wheel, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 5 October 1867 Spencer Wallace - Mechanist The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Wally - Lighting Operator/Technician The Four Champions or, Harlequin of the Crystal Globe and the Spirits of the Demon Dell, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 22 December 1866 Charles Ward - Properties Master Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Con Ward - Actor Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Lizzie Ward - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 H Warde - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Bessie Warren - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 S Milano Waud - Lighting Designer Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 J West - Actor Conrad the Corsair or, Conrad and Medora, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 12 February 1870 Kate Whaley - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Charles Wheatleigh - Actor The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Emma Whitworth - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Mary Widgery - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Jane Williams - Actor Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 C Wilson - Lessee, Scenic Artist The Two Lovers or, The Ghosts in the Churchyard, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 11 June 1870 Herbert Winning - Director Harlequin Little Jack Horner or, The Christmas Pie, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 24 December 1868 Jeanie Winston - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Nellie Witten - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Woodridge - Actor Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Mary Ann Woods - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Wooldridge - Actor Caste / Black-Eyed Susan; or the Little Bill that was Taken Up, Theatre Royal (1868-1962), Adelaide, SA, 18 November 1872 Alice Wooldridge - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Lavinia Wray - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874 Henry Young - Actor Conrad the Corsair or, Conrad and Medora, Theatre Royal, Adelphi (1869-1873), Sydney, NSW, 12 February 1870 Thomas Zeplin - Conductor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, VIC, 24 December 1874
	Coppin's Star Company Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866 Harwood, Stewart, Hennings and Coppin The Shaughraun, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 29 May 1875 Original Minstrels Paris or, Vive Lempriere, Haymarket Theatre, Melbourne, VIC, 3 November 1866
Resources	Joseph Michael Forde, ANNALS OF THE TURF AND OTHER PASTIMES In New South Wales and Elsewhere. No. LXXVII., Sydney Sportsman, 2 November 1904, 3 In answer to a correspondent, I have no knowledge of what became of Mr. Morton Tavares and his wife, the stage name of the lady being Surtees. In the latter part of 1871 they had an engagement with Mr. Thomas Bennett at the Victoria Theatre, when, amongst other novelties, was produced "The Two Roses." Mr. Tavares was an irritable actor, a mass of conceit, and more or less a failure upon the stage. Miss Surtees was a gentle lady, and excelled in mild characters. I understood that they settled in New Zealand, on a farm, where they engaged in raising stock. ******** In the course of these articles I have made frequent mention of Mr. G. R. Ireland, and I have also said that when a thespian gets a nasty knock in the press the knocked individual frequently resorts to abuse, and, where he can afford it, to the law. Morton Tavares, of whom mention was made in connection with George Coppin's complaint against Viscount Canterbury for his dead-headism, had a set-to with a New Zealand paper, whose editor took exception to something or other: and at the same time Julia Mathews threatened to 'deal with' the same editor, but whether she would use her tongue (and she could), or invest a shilling in a cowhide, as did Madame Zavistowski at Sandhurst, the little lady did not explain. When the actor has money to lose, and a decent reputation to maintain, we must not be surprised if he does rush into law, not, perhaps, with the intention of wasting the one, but to keep up the other. Such was the action at law entered by G. R. Ireland against a newspaper— a trade journal; in fact—the 'Licensed Victuallers' Gazette,' exactly thirty years ago. Mr. Ireland is a colonist of half a century's standing. When I knew him first, in the late fifties, he was clerk in the office of Brodribb, Crisp and Lewis, in Bank Place, off Chancery-lane. The same Bank Place, on the corner of which stood the Waterloo Inn, kept at one time by a little old-fashioned Cockney named Wicks. Later on by a man of the world, Harry Taylor, who knew most of the old time English fighting men, and whose house in Chancery-lane was the resort of the best and steadiest men in the Victorian ring. Later on George Mayger, well known now in the racing world, opened the Mitre Tavern at the Collins-street end of Bank Place, and later on, when Harry Taylor retired with a fortune, the ''old Waterloo" was demolished, and an immense pile of offices erected on the site. ***** While in the service of Brodribb, Crisp and Lewis, Mr. Ireland was a member of the Garrick Club, and appeared several times with considerable success as an amateur. His greatest hit was as the ghost, in 'Hamlet,' his deep chest voice, tall figure, and somewhat spare shanks suiting the physical part of the character admirably. Mentally, Mr. Ireland's ghost was all that could be desired. I do not know that any actor, however eminent, can make much out of the buried Majesty of Denmark ; a good elocutionist, well drilled, well dressed, and the text does the rest. Mr. Ireland had other parts which he played with equal care. He was ambitious of appearing on the professional stage, and G. V. Brooke gave him the opportunity. The first piece selected, not for Mr. Ireland's first professional appearance (he was only a circumstance in it) was "The Two Gentlemen of Verona," the first representation of the play in Australia. Brooke was the Valentine, Heir Proteus, Harwood Antonio, The Duke Creswick (not the Creswick), Lambert Speed, Wigan Launce. Mrs. Heir was the Julia; the Abbess was the recently dead Mrs. Guerin. The small part of Eglamour was assigned to Mr. Ireland. The part consists of just seven lines in the fifth act; these lines Mr. Ireland read correctly. As an intelligent man he got on, one of his prominent characters in his early stage life being Cassio to the Othello, I think, of Brooke. ***** In giving evidence in support of his case, Mr. Ireland said that his line of business was 'leading juvenile man.' Mr. Ireland denied all the imputations in the libellous article, produced the costume he wore, and showed that he had been called before the curtain twice. Dampier was called three times. Ireland played the part as he always played it, even with such a lion in the profession as Walter Montgomery. The piece ran for three weeks, and the audience never expressed any disapprobation. Mr. G. P. Smith appeared for the newspaper. This gentleman had a tongue sharp as a razor and a temper as rough as a file. He was the gentleman who a few years before narrowly escaped losing his life at the hands of Gerald Henry Supple, a brother barrister, an ex-detective named Walsh losing his life as the time. Mr. Supple was nearly blind, and in firing mistook one for the other. Mr. Smith's first inquiry as to Mr. Ireland's scrap book, of the cuttings therein, were all laudatory. Then he wanted to know if the actor had not been termed "stagey and stockey." Ireland's counsel objected to this line of cross-examination. But the Judge, Justice Williams the elder (it was about the last case he tried), held that criticism must necessarily be based upon the general characteristics of the man. It was almost impossible to sever the acting of any particular piece from general acting. *** In September, 1873, Mr. Dampier made his first appearance in Melbourne in "Faust and Marguerite" at the Theatre Royal. At the old theatre Mr. Ireland had been playing 'off and on' for 14 years. Dampier played Mephistopheles, and Ireland Faust. The "Licensed Victuallers' Gazette," owned by W. F. King, S. A. King, John Proctor, William Turner, and A. F. Frazer, published a criticism of the performance, in which occurred this paragraph : — "Faust, in the hands of that slovenly, careless actor, Mr. Ireland, was a farce. The great scene in which the piece opens rests on the sudden transformation of an old man into a sparkling, brilliantly dressed youth. Now, when the gown and beard were twitched off Mr. Ireland, he simply appeared dressed like an ordinary supernumary in solid garments. Then his delivery of his speeches were so low, sulky, and lifeless that we were inclined to think he had had some quarrel with the management about it. We leave him with disgust." Mr. Ireland alleged that by means of this false and malicious libel he was disgraced and injured in his profession and reputation as an actor, and underwent great mental suffering; that his prospects of future engagements as an actor were injured and damaged, and that he was otherwise disgraced and injured. He claimed £1,000 as damages. A good deal of capital was made by Mr. Smith out of the dress worn. It was a new dress, and Ireland stated that he had only worn it three or four times. He admitted that the 'Argus' criticised him severely in the same character, and when asked 'why he had not sued the 'Argus,' Mr. Ireland replied that he thought he had not sufficient grounds. Mr. Smith tendered a bundle of newspapers with criticisms on Mr. Ireland's Faust, but as the opposing counsel objected, Smith said that he would call the writers. Ireland left the Royal in November, and was out of employment at the time of the hearing of the suit, but he could not say, that it was the libel that kept him idle. ***** Mr. George Coppin gave evidence that he was one of the proprietors of the Theatre Royal. He had been then connected with the stage for more than 30 years. (Thirty added to that now makes 60, and the veteran is still going strong.) He had known Ireland for 14 years. There was nothing particularly noticeable about Mr. Ireland's dress as Faust. It was suitable to the occasion; the dress of a supernumerary would not be suitable. Mr. Ireland had no quarrel with the management. He was generally a good speaker and actor. The description of him as using low, sulky tones would not be correct, nor would the remarks about his being a slovenly, careless actor. No complaint was made by the management as to Mr. Ireland's acting. A supernumerary is the lowest grade in a theatre. To compare a leading man to a supernumerary is to degrade him. The remarks in the article were damaging to Mr. Ireland as an actor. If actors are strangers, managers look to theatrical criticisms before engaging them. Criticisms are looked upon as a sort of credentials. ****** In the course of cross-examination. Mr. Coppin said that he had been instrumental in knocking off a number of free passes. The 'Licensed Victuallers' Gazette' was never on the free list of the Royal, and at that particular time the 'Argus' regularly paid its five shillings for its reporter. ****** Mr. Dampier said that he had been an actor since his boyhood, his time being heavy leading characters ; he had played such parts for 11 or 12 years in English provincial theatres. Faust was a very unthankful part; however played, it did not bring much credit. If Faust were not well and effectively played, Mephistopheles would not tell so well with the audience. Mr. Ireland's performance was capable, careful and intelligent ; he was letter perfect in the part, and his tones were not low and sulky. He was not slovenly. It compared favorably with the dresses in which Mr. Dampier had seen other people play the part. Mr. Ireland, according to Mr. Alfred Dampier, was the reverse of being a careless, slovenly actor. If criticisms are fair, they are useful as advertisements. ********* In cross-examination, Mr. Dampier admitted that the "L. V. Gazette." had been good to him, so good that he cut out the criticism and had pasted it in his scrap book. He had been pretty severely handled at times. The 'Argus' said that he was "awkward in action," "wooden in repose," with passion like the ranting of a 'London Journal' flunkey or a Belgravia Jeames. From that criticism Mr. Dampier said that he had suffered severely. That was the only time he had received such a severe slashing. He had cut it out and sent it home. Criticisms keep up the tone of the drama as well as advertise the actors. Frederick Belton who had arrived in Australia the year before, and had been 17 years on the stage, generally backed up Mr. Dampier's estimate of Mr. Ireland, and Mr. Arthur Gardiner (?) said ditto, ditto to Coppin, Dampier and Belton. Mr. Gardiner added that he had seen the article complained of circulated amongst the actors at the Theatre Royal, Hobart Town. *** The now veteran theatrical critic, James Edward Neild, was also a witness. He said that theatrical criticism was merely a matter of opinion; he quite agreed that criticism should be fair, impartial and candid; he had run counter to the opinions of many, even as to the capabilities of leading actors. From time to time he had pointed out some little faults of Mr. Ireland, but generally he had a very high opinion of him. He thought that he was one of the best actors that ever graced the Melbourne stage. He was certainly very much better than Mr. James Anderson. Dr. Neild thought that Mr. Ireland stood on a very respectable plane; in point of comparison, to Mr. Walter Montgomery, though he should prefer Mr. Montgomery. In the doctor's opinion Mr. Ireland ranked second to Mr. Montgomery. (Mr. Montgomery, it will be remembered, suicided September 1, 1871.) Dr. Neil hoped that his opinion would do Mr. Ireland good. He preferred G. V. Brooke to Mr. Ireland, but he thought Mr. Ireand would have made as good an actor as Brooke if he had the same experience. Brooke had more experience, and that made all the difference. (G. V. Brooke, it will remembered, perished in the steamship London, in January, 1866. I am sorry I cannot agree with Dr. Neild in his Montgomery-Brooke-Ireland comparisons). John Lynch (a journalist), Richard Stewart (an Actor), John Hanlon Knipe (an auctioneer), and Sam Kemp (a boot and shoe maker) gave evidence that they had frequently seen Mr. Ireland as Faust, and did not consider him slovenly. ******** Miss Eleanor Carey (what memories this lady's name brings up, to be sure) gave evidence that she played Marguerite in the drama; that Faust and Marguerite are together - during nearly the whole of the drama. She had opportunities of observing Mr. Ireland's acting; it was not slovenly, and the dress was suitable to the occasion. Miss Carey said that she did not mind adverse criticism. She had never been libelled. She had read the "Licensed Victuallers' Gazette" article about herself: "Miss Carey failed in the great part of Marguerite. She went through it with her usual mouthing, and was intolerably stagey and ineffective." But that "does not touch my dress or personal appearance," added Miss Carey. For the defence, Donald Cameron, a journalist, said that he wrote the article, under the nom-de-plume of 'Cayenne.' He was not personally acquainted with Mr. Ireland. He never saw him, except on the stage, and had no dealings with him. Before he wrote the article he had read the criticisms in 'The Argus,' 'The Town and Country,' and 'The Leader.' Marcus Clarke wrote the criticism in 'The Argus,' Mr. Hughan in 'The Town and Country.' He did not know who wrote them for 'The Leader ' (These criticisms were admitted and read after discussion.) Mr. Cameron went fully into his reason for his 'hot' article. Amongst other reasons given was one that capable actors and actresses had to leave the country because incapables were employed, either because they were friends of the management, or the management was niggardly, ******* Marcus Clarke said that he had the permission of the proprietors of 'The Argus' to say that, he wrote the criticism in that journal. He would not describe Mr. Ireland generally as a slovenly and careless actor. There was no misunderstanding between Mr. Clarke and the management of the Royal, as some had insinuated. **** F. W. Hughan, journalist, author of the article in 'The Town and Country,' and James Williams, of 'The Leader,' also gave evidence. Mr. Williams said that Ireland's dress looked seedy, and that he did not think him as good as Brooke or Montgomery. ********** Robert P. Whitworth, better known among his confreres as Bob Whitworth, a theatrical critic and author, had seen Mr. Ireland act for a good long time. Although he had faults to find in him, he could not say that he was a careless, slovenly actor; he was quits the reverse. ******* The quintette of proprietors gave evidence that they had no malice against Mr. Ireland. Mr. Justice Williams charged generally against the newspaper, and after a retirement of three-quarters of an hour the jury awarded the plaintiff £100 damages. Article: Joseph Michael Forde, ANNALS OF THE TURF AND OTHER PASTIMES In New South Wales and Elsewhere. No. LXXVII., Sydney Sportsman, 2 November 1904, 3
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