*p1668 12 18 bridges Catiline's Conspiracy. Edition of 1669: Catiline?-Hart; Cethegus?-Mohun; Cicero?-Burt; Beeston; Kynaston; Reeves; Wintershall; Cartwright; Gradwell; Bell; Sempronia-Mrs Corey?; A Prologue to Catiline To be Merrily spoke-Mrs Nell Gwyn? (in an Amazonian Habit); The Epilogue-Mrs Nell Gwyn?.*c1668 12 18 bridges The <i>King's Company</i>. This performance is on the <i>L. C. list</i>, 5@12, p. 17: $King= here. See also <i>Nicoll, Restoration Drama</i>, p. 344. See $Noyes=, <i>Ben Jonson on the English Stage</i>, p. 307, for a letter to $Lady Sunderland= on this performance, and, p. 308, for an anecdote from <i>The Life of the Late Famous Comedian, Jo. Haynes</i>, concerning $Haynes= and $Hart= in a scene. For another allusion to the action, see $Henri Ferneron=, <i>Louise de Keroualle, Duchess of Portsmouth</i> (<i>London</i>, 1807), p. 179n. <i>Pepys, Diary</i>: 15 Jan. 1668@9: It is about my $Lady Harvy='s being offended at $Doll Common='s [$Mrs Corey='s] acting of <i>Sempronia</i>r, to imitate her; for which she got my <i>Lord Chamberlain</i>, her kinsman, to imprison Doll: when my $Lady Castlemayne= made the King to release her. $Mrs John Evelyn= to $Mr Terryll=, 10 Feb. 1668@9: There has not been any new lately revived and reformed, as <i>Catiline</i>, well set out with clothes and scenes (<i>Diary and Correspondence of John Evelyn</i>, ed. $William Bray=, IV, 14). See also 7 and 11 Dec. 1667.