A.R.A.
The Earl of Loftus { of James II., Commonly } Mr. Dudley Costello
{ Called the First Pretender

Lord Wilmot { a Young Man at the Head } Mr. Charles Dickens
{ of the Mode More Than a }
{ Century Ago, Son To Lord }
{ Loftus }

Mr. Shadowly Softhead { a Young Gentleman From the } Mr. Douglas Jerrold
{ City, Friend and Double }
{ of Lord Wilmot }

Mr. Hardman { a Rising Member of } Mr. John Forster
Parliament
{ and Adherent To Sir }
{ Robert Walpole }

Sir Geoffrey Thornside{ a Gentleman of Good Family } Mr. Mark Lemon
{ and Estate }

Mr. Goodenough Easy { in Business, Highly } Mr. F. W. Topham
Respectable,
{ and a Friend of Sir }
{ Geoffrey }

Lord le Trimmer } Frequenters of Wills' { Mr. Peter Cunningham
Sir Thomas Timid } Coffee House { Mr. Westland Marston
Colonel Flint } { Mr. R. H. Horne

Mr. Jacob Tonson a Bookseller Mr. Charles Knight

Smart Valet To Lord Wilmot Mr. Wilkie Collins

Hodge { Servant To Sir Geoffrey } Mr. John Tenniel
{ Thornside }

Paddy O'sullivan Mr. Fallen's Landlord Mr. Robert Bell

Mr. David Fallen { Grub Street Author and } Mr. Augustus Egg,
{ Pamphleteer } A.R.A.

Lord Strongbow, Sir John Bruin, Drawers, } Coffee House Loungers
Newsmen, Watchmen, &c. &c. }

WOMEN.

Lucy { Daughter to Sir Geoffrey } Mrs. Compton
{ Thornside }

Barbara Daughter to Mr. Easy. Miss Ellen Chaplin

The Silent Lady of Deadman's Lane.

Date of Play--The Reign of George I.
Scene--London.

Time supposed to be occupied, from the noon of the first day to the
afternoon of the second.

And, lastly, may be mentioned the performance of Ben Jonson's play a