Authorities consulted by J. D. Watson, Esq., for the Costumes, Arms, and Armour of Henry the Fifth, as represented at the Prince's Theatre.

1.-The Monumental Effigies of Great Britain, by C. A.

Stothard, F.S.A.

2-Dress and Habits of the People of England, by Joseph

Strutt.

3.-Regal and Ecclesiastical Antiquities, by Joseph Strutt. 4.-History of British Costume, by J. R. Planché, F.S.A. 5.-Costume in England-a History of Dress, by F. W. Fairholt, F.S.A.

6.-Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages, by Henry

Shaw, F.S.A.

7-Military Antiquities, by Francis Grose, F.A.S.

8.-Ancient Armour and Weapons in Europe, by John

Hewitt.

9.—Old England, by Charles Knight.

10.-A Manual of Monumental Brasses, by Rev. Herbert

Harries, M.A.

11.-Enquiries into the Origin and Progress of the Science

of Heraldry in England, by J. Dallaway, A. M. 12.-A History of Caricature and of the Grotesque in Art, by Thomas Wright, M.A., F.S.A., etc.

13.-Les Arts au Moyen Age, by P. Lacroix.

14.-Mœurs, Usages, et Costumes, au Moyen Age, by P.

Lacroix.

DUKE OF YORK, Cousin to the King..........

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DAME QUICKLY, (Pistol's Wife,) an Hostess,

ALICE, a lady attendant upon the Princess Katherine,

Civic and Ecclesiastical Dignitaries, Knights, Nobles, Pages, Ladies of the Court, and other Attendants;

Soldiers, Citizens, etc., etc..

The following historical characters of the time are also represented in the various scenes of the play-John de Holland, Earl of Huntington; Harry, Lord Fitzhugh; William, Sire de Willoughby; John, Sire de Clifford; Thomas of Lancaster, Duke of Clarence; Sir John Blount; Thomas Fitzallen, Earl of Arundell; John Mowbray, Earl Marshall; Thomas, Lord Camoys; Sir William Harrington; Gilbert, Lord Talbot; Gilbert, Lord Roos; Richard de Vere, Earl of Oxford; Walter, Lord Hungerford; Thomas, Baron Carew; Clynton; John Cornwall, Knt., afterwards Lord Fanhope; Lord Ferris; William-de-la-Zouche; Sir Richard Hastings; Sir William Botelor; Sir John Asheton, Knt.; John, Lord Maltravers; Hugh Stafford, Lord Bourchier; Stanley; Sir Gilbert Umfreville, Earl of Kyme; Sir Simon Felbridge; Lewis Robsart, afterwards Lord Bouchier; Edmond Mortimer, Earl of March; Duke of Alencon.