Wednesday 5 November 1806

Change date

Plays

Performances

Coriolanus; or, The Roman Matron (1789), The Adopted Child

Event Type

Standard

Revenue

£335 17s 6d

Available Revenue

64%

Capacity

73%

Beneficiary(ies)

N/A

Commanded by

N/A

Requested by

N/A

Business

Income

Category	Amount	Full price	Half price	Aftermoney	Supplementary	Notes
Door Receipts	£335 17s 6d	£330 12s 6d	£0	£5 5s	£0

Total	£335 17s 6d

Expenditure

Category	Amount	Payment Type	A/c book entry	Notes
Taxes (Other)	£331 2d	External	Paid 6 Mos. Property, Land, Window, House, Male & Powder Tax for the Theatre to L. D last
Poor Rate	£90	External	Ditto [Paid 6 Mos. for the Theatre] Poors Rate to Michas last
Actors	£37 16s	Internal	Mr. Kemble one Weeks Sal
Unknown	£30	Unknown	Mr. Rose	Mr Rose was paid £30 on 11 occasions 1796-1807. No reason was given until the last payment, assigned to "Writing paragraphs". Perhaps Rose wrote material for newspapers. Alternatively, the recipient was George Rose, politician, who for a period was an accountant for Secret Service funds (see Warren Oakley, Thomas "Jupiter" Harris, p. 201).
Actors	£18 13s 4d	Internal	Mrs. Siddons in full for her Perform to 29th. Octr. Inc.
Annuities	£9 5s	External	Mr. Wickstead 1/2 Yrs Ann[.] to Michas
Total	£516 14s 6d