| Actors |
10s |
Internal |
Miss Field |
|
| Actors |
£2 10s |
Internal |
Mr King |
|
| Employees (Other) |
£502 2s 11d |
Internal |
To 5 days Salary @ £100. 8. 7 Pr day |
|
| Lamplighters |
£5 2s |
Internal |
Lampmen |
|
| Music Copyists |
£1 12s |
Internal |
Daglish & Edwards |
|
| Mantuamaking |
£2 8s |
Departmental |
Mantua Maker's Do [bill] |
|
| Tailoring |
£5 3s 6d |
Departmental |
Taylor's Do [bill] |
|
| Wardrobe (Other) |
£3 |
Internal |
Heath & Cooper |
|
| Wardrobe Allowances (Performers) |
£4 |
Internal |
Mrs Abington |
|
| Wardrobe Allowances (Performers) |
£4 3s 4d |
Internal |
Younge |
|
| Carpentry and Sceneshifting |
£10 4s |
Internal |
7 constant, super &c (96) Extra |
John Powel explains this recurrent DL payment in Tit for Tat (Houghton THE GEN TS 1574.316), p. 34, referring specifically to the 1747-49 seasons: "Four constant Supernumerary Scene-men to assist the Scene-men belonging to the House, and a Candle-Man, that see's all the Candles put out after the Play is over, at One Shilling each ... There are sometimes extraordinary Supernumerary Scene-men made use of in Plays to help at the Traps &c. such as Richard 3rd. Mackbeth, the Tempest &c. which have a Shilling each". Because the candleman was only a small part of the bundle, and was apparently considered to be close enough to the scenemen to be grouped with them, these payments have been categorised as "Carpentry and Sceneshifting". |
| Carpentry and Sceneshifting |
£5 4s 10d |
Departmental |
Carpenter's bill |
|
| Bill Distribution |
12s |
External |
Handbills |
|
| Bill Distribution |
£2 14s |
Internal |
Billstickers |
|
| Messengers and Porters |
£1 16s |
Internal |
Stevens & Delater |
Stevens seems to have been a porter named James, paid a constant salary of 18s per week; despite the frequency of payments to him between 1771 and 1779, he does not seem to feature in BD. Nor does Delater, who only appears in the 1776-77 account book, evidently received the same salary as Stevens and only ever received it in conjunction with Stevens. Delater has therefore been assumed to be a porter too, but this may be incorrect. |
| Miscellaneous |
£5 |
Internal |
Baddeley |
In the 1776-77 season Drury Lane paid Sophia Baddeley a wardrobe allowance and benefit substitute, often, as here, in the form of a weekly lump sum. |
| Loan Repayments (as Debtor) |
£12 |
External |
L to G & Patts to ballce L |
|
| Renters' Shares |
£8 |
External |
Rent |
|
| Total |
£576 2s 7d |