| House Servants (Other) |
£8 8s |
Internal |
Paid Mr Finney 4 Weeks |
|
| Musicians (Band) |
£8 9s 10d |
Internal |
Music 31st. March |
|
| Musicians (Kettle Drums) |
5s |
Internal |
Kettle Drum |
|
| Properties |
9s |
Departmental |
Properties Do [31st. March] |
|
| Proprietorial (Other) |
£40 |
External |
Paid Thos. Harris Esqr |
|
| Benefit Payments |
£157 7s 6d |
External |
Paid Mr Holcroft 4 Nts. Ball |
|
| Books, Paper and Stationery |
£3 6s |
External |
Paid for Stationary |
|
| Unknown |
£10 12s 6d |
Unknown |
Paid Mess Cross Brand & Grosel |
Perhaps "Brand and Co.", hat manufacturers operating on the Strand, listed in Holden's Triennial Directory (1799), p. 79. But "Cross" may have been John Cartwright Cross, an actor who also wrote pieces for performance at Covent Garden. |
| Unknown |
£10 |
Unknown |
Paid Mr Pollock |
BD vol. 12, p. 49 suggests Mr Pollock "may have been an obscure male house servant". Perhaps this was his yearly salary. However, there was also a £30 payment on 16 May 1792 to a Mrs Pollock, who may have been the performer whom BD states first performed at Covent Garden on 24 November 1792; it is therefore possible that the Pollock situation was not as BD portrays it. |
| Tontines |
£425 |
External |
Paid Tontine last Paymt. |
|
| Play Licences |
£4 4s |
External |
Paid Licenses for Orpheus & Road to Ruin |
|
| Total |
£668 1s 10d |