*p1726 05 07 dl King Henry the Fourth, Part I. ^As17250918^, but Wales-Giffard; Kate-_.*a1726 05 07 dl The Stage Coach. Squire Somebody-Miller; Macahone-Hallam; Isabella-Miss Tynte.*d1726 05 07 dl Thurmond, Boval, Mrs Brett, Miss Tenoe, Young Rainton, Miss Robinson.*c1726 05 07 dl Benefit $Hallam=, $Rob. William=, and $Miss Tynte=. Written by $Shakespear=. $Th. Cibber= (<i>Lives and Characters</i>, pp. 49-49): I remember, some Years ago, on Mr Giffard's coming from <i>Ireland</i> (then a young Actor) $Mr Booth= performed the Character of <i>Hotspur</i>r one Night, when $Mr Giffard= played the Part of the <i>Prince of Wales</i>r ; Mr Booth knowing Mr Giffard must be naturally prejudiced in favour of $Mr Thomas Elrington=, to whose Performance in Hotspur he had many times attended with no small Admiration-Mr Booth, piqued on this Occasion, exerted himself in a particular Manner, and played the whole Part with such Fire, and Engergy of Spirit, as rouzed his Auditors to an Extravagance of Applause, and made Mr Giffard confess (as he has often done in my Hearing) that, notwithstanding his Prepossession in favour of Mr Elrington,-Mr Booth, in Power, Spirit, and Judgment, went far beyond him in this Part; as he afterwards, with Admiration confessed,-he did in every other.