• Juba
• Pell

• Emery
• Lyon
• Mead
• Neville
• Raymond
• Stirling
• Tellett
• Widdicomb

• Cormack
• Johnstone
• Matthews
• Smithyes

• “Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Warner”
• “Mrs. Nisbett and Miss Jane Mordaunt, the most fascinating actresses on the British stage”
• “the petite drama of Cousin Cherry”

• proprietor/lessee

• audience
• context
• description/review (Alhamar the Moor)
• programme (general)
• reception (Alhamar the Moor, Ethiopian Serenaders, Mother Goose)

• troupe history (Ethiopian Serenaders)

• Juba:
  • acts
  • moniker

• Pell:
  • moniker

• Emery:
  • acts

• Lyon:
  • acts

• Mead:
  • acts

• Neville:
  • acts

• Raymond:
  • acts

• Stirling:
  • acts
  • description/review
  • moniker

• Tellett:
  • acts

• Widdicomb:
  • acts

• Cormack:
  • acts
  • description/review

• Johnstone:
  • acts
  • description/review

• Matthews:
  • acts
  • description/review
  • moniker

• Smithyes:
  • acts

Note: All ‘Other Info’ Categories list information that can be found about each item in relation to this event and/or the writings surrounding it.

• “Juba”
• “Messrs. Pell and Briggs”

• The School for Diplomacy
• The Wedding Day
• Oliver Twist

• description/review
• programme (general)
• reception