CHARLES KEAN
[362]. Young Mr. Kean. Charles John Kean (1811?–1868), second son of Edmund Kean. He had made his first appearance at the opening of the Drury Lane season, October 1, 1827. Lovers’ Vows. Mrs. Inchbald’s adaptation from Kotzebue (1798). The Marquis of Douro. Arthur Richard (1807–1884), eldest son of the Duke of Wellington, afterwards second Duke. [363]. We do not presume, etc. This adaptation of a passage from Burke’s A Letter to a Noble Lord (Works, Bohn, V. 114) is quoted elsewhere by Hazlitt. The Dumb Savoyard. By Thompson, acted thirty-eight times. [364]. Mrs. W. West. Mrs. W. West (1790–1876) who first appeared (as Miss Cooke) in London in 1812. She married William West in 1815. Meggy Macgilpin. Maggy Macgilpin in O’Keeffe’s Highland Reel (1788). Keeley. Robert Keeley (1793–1869). His height was five feet two inches. [365]. ‘A man made after supper,’ etc. 2 Henry IV., Act III. Sc. 2. ‘Vice to be hated,’ etc. Cf. Pope, Essay on Man, II. 217–18. [366]. Ecole des Veillards. By Casimir Delavigne (1823).