Info in Record: Performance Type: Dramatic Days & Times: Monday, October 11, 1847. Venue Name: Theatre Royal Program Info: The Black Doctor Other: description/review (brief), other (surrounding events at venue)

Info in Record: Performance Type: Dramatic Days & Times: Monday, October 11, 1847 Venue Name: Theatre Royal (Sheffield) Other Acts on Bill: Dog of the Plantation (perhaps a minstrelsy-relevant act?) Program Info: The Black Doctor, This House to be Sold.

Info in Record: Performance Type: Dramatic Days & Times: Thursday, October 14, 1847. Venue Name: Theatre Royal Other Acts on Bill: The Spitfire. Program Info: The Black Doctor, This House to be Sold. Other: (surrounding events at venue)

Info in Record: Performance Type: Dramatic Performers Listed: Black Doctor: “Mr. Charles Dillon” (Fabian), “Mr. A. Dillon” (Christian, “an old Slave”), “Miss M. Hughes” (Lea, “a Creole”), “Mr. F. B. Egan” (Chevalier & Marquis de St. Luce), “Mr. Barry” (Brequet), “Mr. J.G. Montague” (Jaques [sic]), “Mr. Munro” (Hannibal Grimand), “Mrs. Charles Dillon” (Pauline de la Reynerie), “Mrs. Arthor [sic?]” (Lizette), “Miss Melville” (Susanne), “Mr. Harry Chester” (Andre), “Mr. Brown” (Domestic), “Mr. Cave” (Pierre), “Mr. Thompson” (Citizen), “Mrs. H. Chester” (Marchioness), “Miss Garthwaite” (Aurelia). This House: “Mr. Barry” (Othello), “Mr. Henry Widdicomb” (Chopkins), “Mr. Thompson” (Grimshaw), “Mr. C. Stanton” (Tiffin), “Mr. Harry Chester” (Shakspere [sic]), “Mr. J.G. Montague” (Hamlet), “Mr. Cantor” (Ghost), “Mr. Gomersal” (Romeo), “Mr. H. Montague” (Falstaff), “Mr. C. Waldron” (Martin Slender), “Mr. Cave” (Shylock), “Mr. Freckleton” (Macbeth), “Miss Garthwaite” (Mrs. Jarret), “Mrs. H. Chester” (Lady Macbeth), “Mrs. Thompson” (Juliet), “Miss M. Hughes” (Desdemona), “Mrs. Arthur” (Dame Quickly), “Mrs. Gibbs” (Anne Page), “Miss Melville” (Ariel). Days & Times: “Friday, Evening, October 15th” Venue Name: “Theatre Royal, Sheffield” Other Acts on Bill: “the laughable Farce of… The Man and the Tiger” (3rd on Bill). Program Info: “a New Drama […} entitled - The Black Doctor; Or, The Fated Lovers of Bourbon” (1st), “a Dramatic Sketch, by Stirling Coyne, Esq […] entitled – This House to be Sold, The Property of the Late William Shakspere, Enquire Within.” (2nd). Other: ticket info, other (surrounding events at venue)