somerset, Duke of Northum-[ber land.
Philip I of Spain, dis pat-hel from B on' that day, res weir lighted the nigh" of the 330th Jun the King's recovery, "Mary Queen of Sco!
Shakespeare, Sir Francis Drake, SirWalterRaleigh, Earl of Leicester, Phil deny, Beefeater.
Ame of Denmark, Duke of Buckingham, Guy Fawkes. Charles 1; Henrietta of France, pea ed to some that there Earl of Strafford, John Buoynn, was too long a wait between the tableaux Pym, John Hampden, that formed the first port, and also that they were or rather em-Admiral Monk, Fairfax, j braced periods in hi stay too fur apart, John Mitten, ' Elizabeth Claypole.
were too indefinite, but it must Charles LI; Catharine of Braganza, be forgotten that the dresses Duke of Clarendon, Pepys, for the whole of the representation Duke of Buckingham. were ordered from home, and were picked James IT; Anne Hyde, and shipped off in about a fortn he's Duke of Monmouth, Prince Rupert, time, William, Lord Russell. to accept what costumes were sent, ant William IN; Mary, arrange the tableaux in accordance. Still, Bolingbroke, Sir isaac Newton, though there is no doubt that the tableaux Duke of Murlborough, Gainsborough. pleased the audience generally, there are George 1; Sophia of Zell, or the next, will satisfy, some indly that ud it would. he George n this world, W one Caroline of Anspach, well for such to stay away from a petformance they are not actually bound to attend. "Another thing should be boma in wind. The crowd of p-rformers the onagers had to with was so large that it was not possible to have frequent rebearsils, as is usual with amateurs, so that it is really marvellous that there was no hitch on Tuesday, and that throughout the evening everything worked smoothly and steadily, if not with the rapidity that some desired.
The following was the order of process sion of the Masque of Monarchs that formed the second part OrdER oP Procession.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.