| Theatre | Activity |
|---|---|
| Covent Garden | Actor |
| Drury Lane | Acting manager, Actor |
| Date | Theatre | Amount | Notes |
|---|
| Date | Theatre | Amount | Entry | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 Mar 1809 | Drury Lane | £37 16s | Mr. Wroughton. 12 Days Salary. deducting 25 [per] Cent 12: 12 | The number at the end of the prose entry represents the deduction. |
| 10 Apr 1809 | Drury Lane | £15 15s | Mr Wroughton 5. 5. | Listed under "5 days". The number written at the end of the prose entry represents a 25% salary deduction. |
| 16 Apr 1809 | Drury Lane | £25 4s | Mr Wroughton 8 Days 8. 8 | The number written at the end of the prose entry represents a 25% salary deduction. The date is unclear, but 16 April seems likeliest. |
| 22 Apr 1809 | Drury Lane | £25 4s | Mr. Wroughton 8 Days 8. 8 | The number written at the end of the prose entry represents a 25% salary deduction. The date is unclear, but 22 April seems likeliest. |
| 29 Apr 1809 | Drury Lane | £22 1s | Mr Wroughton 7. Days 7 7 | The number written at the end of the prose entry represents a 25% salary deduction. |
| 29 Apr 1809 | Drury Lane | 7s | The Man in Possession of the Panorama for his Civillity by Mr. Wroughton | The word "Panorama" has been written over a previous word, which is hinted at, but not clarified, by the corresponding record in a dedicated "Petty Incidents" section at the end of this account book: "Man in Possession of Patare [?] by Order". |
| 06 May 1809 | Drury Lane | £18 18s | Mr Wroughton 6. 6 | The number written at the end of the prose entry represents a 25% salary deduction. |
| 13 May 1809 | Drury Lane | £18 18s | Mr Wroughton 6. 6 | The number written at the end of the prose entry represents a 25% salary deduction. |
| 20 May 1809 | Drury Lane | £18 18s | Mr Wroughton | A dedicated "Ratio" section at the end of this account book shows that this payment had been subject to a 25% salary deduction. |
| 27 May 1809 | Drury Lane | £15 15s | Mr Wroughton 5 days | A dedicated "Ratio" section at the end of this account book shows that this payment had been subject to a 25% salary deduction. |