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(18**-18**) Soldier, actor and singer. A prominent member, and possibly the leader of the group, in the later period (after 1840) of the [[Garrison Players]], which performed in the [[Garrison Theatre]]. Specifically named in connection with productions in 1842. On 13th May: ''[[The Irish Attorney]]'' (in the role of "Hawk") and the "Operatic Burlesque" ''[[Othello Travestie]]'' (as the lead role "The Moor"); and on 9th June: ''[[Love, Law and Physic]]'' (in the role of "Lubin"), **.

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Bosman, 1928: pp 349 & 493;

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-(18**-18**) Soldier, actor and singer. A prominent member,  and possibly the leader of the group, in the later period (after 1840, till 1842) of the [[Garrison Players]], which performed in the [[Garrison Theatre]].
+(18**-18**) Soldier, actor and singer.
-Specifically named in connection with productions in  1842. On 13th May: ''[[The Irish Attorney]]'' (in the role of "") and the "Operatic  Burlesque" ''[[Othello Travestie]]'' (as the ""); and on 9th June: ''[[Love, Law and Physic]]'' (in the role of ""); On the **, **.
+He was seemingly the leader and one of the main performers in productions by the [[Garrison Players]] in the early part of their  second period of prominence (1840-1842), when they performed in the [[Garrison Theatre]].
 == Sources ==
-Bosman, 1928: pp 349 & 493;
+Bosman, 1928: pp.  394-5, 493
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−	(18-18) Soldier, actor and singer. A prominent member, and possibly the leader of the group, in the later period (after 1840) of the [[Garrison Players]], which performed in the [[Garrison Theatre]]. Specifically named in connection with productions in 1842. On 13th May: ''[[The Irish Attorney]]'' (in the role of "") and the "Operatic Burlesque" ''[[Othello Travestie]]'' (as the ""); and on 9th June: ''[[Love, Law and Physic]]'' (in the role of ""); On the , .	+	(18-18) Soldier, actor and singer. A prominent member, and possibly the leader of the group, in the later period (after 1840, till 1842) of the [[Garrison Players]], which performed in the [[Garrison Theatre]].
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		+	Specifically named in connection with productions in 1842. On 13th May: ''[[The Irish Attorney]]'' (in the role of "") and the "Operatic Burlesque" ''[[Othello Travestie]]'' (as the ""); and on 9th June: ''[[Love, Law and Physic]]'' (in the role of ""); On the , .

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 (18**-18**) Soldier, actor and singer. A prominent member,  and possibly the leader of the group, in the later period (after 1840) of the [[Garrison Players]], which performed in the [[Garrison Theatre]]. Specifically named in connection with productions in  1842. On 13th May: ''[[The Irish Attorney]]'' (in the role of "") and the "Operatic  Burlesque" ''[[Othello Travestie]]'' (as the ""); and on 9th June: ''[[Love, Law and Physic]]'' (in the role of ""); On the **, **.
-= Sources ==
+== Sources ==
 Bosman, 1928: pp 349 & 493;

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−	(18-18) Soldier, actor and singer. A prominent member, and possibly the leader of the group, in the later period (after 1840) of the [[Garrison Players]], which performed in the [[Garrison Theatre]]. Specifically named in connection with productions in 1842. On 13th May: ''[[The Irish Attorney]]'' (in the role of "~~Hawk~~") and the "Operatic Burlesque" ''[[Othello Travestie]]'' (as the ~~lead role~~ "~~The Moor~~"); and on 9th June: ''[[Love, Law and Physic]]'' (in the role of "~~Lubin~~"), **.	+	(18-18) Soldier, actor and singer. A prominent member, and possibly the leader of the group, in the later period (after 1840) of the [[Garrison Players]], which performed in the [[Garrison Theatre]]. Specifically named in connection with productions in 1842. On 13th May: ''[[The Irish Attorney]]'' (in the role of "") and the "Operatic Burlesque" ''[[Othello Travestie]]'' (as the ""); and on 9th June: ''[[Love, Law and Physic]]'' (in the role of ""); On the , .

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