[66] They almost certainly played in the "Countess of Salisbury" together on 13th April 1784; they undoubtedly were both in "Tancred and Sigismunda" on 24th April 1784, in the "Carmelite" on 2d December 1784, and in the "Maid of Honour" on 27th January 1785.
[67] This must refer to Kemble's benefit, 6th April 1786.
[68] Dr. Doran evidently considers that Kemble became manager about 10th October 1788—the date of his address to the public on the subject of his new position. On the 30th September he had acted Hamlet; on 16th October he played Macbeth; on 20th October Lord Townly.
[69] Kemble and Mrs. Siddons retired from Drury Lane in 1802.
[70] I can find no record of his having played this part.
[71] 7th October 1802.
[72] Henry Kemble sank into abject distress; he and his wife were glad to be allowed to take care of unoccupied houses.—Doran MS.
[73] Is Dr. Doran not thinking of John Kemble's public apology?