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Miss Woodhull Clara Mrs Pickering
[Miss] Whiting [Mrs] Lorini Signera
[Miss] "Weston Lizzie" " [Mrs] Davenport [Miss] Jackson [Mrs] Mathews
[Miss] " Weymss C" " [Mrs] Duffield [Miss] Mahon Bertha
Mrs Wrighton [am?] " [Mrs] Pownale
" [Mrs] Wilnot " [Mrs] Marshall
" [Mrs] Wignell " [Miss] Brunton Anne " [Mrs] Warren " [Mrs] Merry
" [Mrs] Wood Wm B " [Miss] Westray I
" [Mrs] Woodham " [Mrs] Mills
" [Mrs] Weinport J " [Miss] Stevenson.
" [Mrs] Wayne Le Folle " [Miss] Placide Caroline [Mrs] Blake Muire
" [Mrs] Williams " [Mrs] Maywood
" [Mrs] Williams " [Mrs] Wheatley
" [Mrs] Wilson Ales " [Miss] Brobston
" [Mrs] Wilkinson " [Miss] Crampton
" [Mrs] Willis " [Mrs] Proctor " [Miss] Warren Hetty
" [Mrs] Wheatley " [Miss] Wallack
" [Mrs] Wert. W " [Miss] Cooke
" [Mrs] Waylett " [Miss] Cooke
" [Mrs] Ward " [Miss] Hoare
" [Mrs] Webb " [Miss] Child
" [Mrs] Wrighton " [Miss] Matthews
" [Mrs] Wells Mary " [Miss] Davies
" [Mrs] Wood " [Miss] Logan Eliza
" [Mrs] Wolmhurst " [Miss] Addison Anne " [Mrs] Howard
" [Mrs] Walstein " [Mrs] Lawrence " [Mrs] Ludiwig " [Miss] Thayer
" [Mrs] Warren Phillip " [Miss] Barret Georgina
" [Mrs] Wallace J. S " [Miss] Durang J. C " [Mrs] Godey
" [Mrs] Wheatley " [Miss] Ross
[Mrs] Walstein [Miss] Speenhill [Mrs] Simpon [Mrs] Baldron
Mrs Watts Miss " [Mrs] Sexton Ino [John] " [Mrs] Russell
" [Mrs] Warner " [Miss] Huddart
" [Mrs] Wood " [Miss] Paton " [Mrs] Lennox Lady
" [Mrs] Williamson J. B " [Miss] Fontenelle
" [Mrs] Weymss. C
" [Mrs] Williams Barney " [Miss] Pray " [Mrs] Mentayer
" [Mrs] Watson " [Mrs] Dodge Col.
" [Mrs] Wilks " [Miss] Packard
" [Mrs] Wallack H " [Miss] Jones
" [Mrs] Wulfries " [Miss] Gann
" [Mrs] Wallack H " [Miss] Turpin
" [Mrs] Wheatley " [Mrs] Mason
Miss Young Mrs Pope
" [Miss] Young " [Mrs] Hughes
" [Miss] Yardley " [Mrs] Kent Ino [John].
Mrs Young Chas Miss Foster " [Mrs] Vernon
" [Mrs] Young Chas " [Miss] Dyke Mary " [Mrs] Daft " [Mrs] Sevier
" [Mrs] Yates " [Miss] Graham
" [Mrs] Young " [Miss] Biggs
" [Mrs] Yarnold " [Miss] Grive
" [Mrs] Young " [Mrs] Hughes
" [Mrs] Yeoman " [Miss] Marshall
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Address.
Fellow Citizen:
You are addressed on behalf of our worty Dramatic Ariste, E. N. Thayer, Esq., who respectfully solicits your patronage at his approaching benefit, upon the 16th inst. Mr. Thayer is now in an advanced stage of life, and declining years and health, and it is highly probable that it is the last time he will ever call upon the friends of the stage for any mark of their approbation. In his particular line of character, no one has ever been a greater favorite of the patrons of the drama than the subject of the present solicitation; his fop, his elegant gentleman, his rake, his paternal characters, his guardians, his old stewards, have always been unrivaled - have always produced much innocent amusement, and they stamp him as a genuine child of Thalia. Perhaps, no Stock Actor has ever so long retained the affections of the public; but time has gradually cooled down the comic effervescence, and warned him that he must quit and stage, and have his name enrolled on the retired list of professional performers. In all his career, Mr. Thay [Thayer] will leave a bright example to his brethren of the stage. He has incontestibly proved that the character of a gentleman of the highest tone and the moral integrity of an unblemished life, are not incompatible with the profession of an actor. His history is marked with romantic vicisstude - born in the genteelest of social positions, he entered the naval service of his country at a tender age, and was a midshipman, 14 years old, on board of the Chesapeake in her bloody conflict with the Shannon - say the immortal Lawrence fall - heard from his lips the never-forgotten words - "Don't give up the Ship," and dropped a hournful tear over the lifeless remains of the hero, who will always live in the hears of his countrymen! Mr. Thayer was long detained a prisoner at Halifax - peace restroed him to his hom; he is now the last surviving officer of a combat in which "Tout etoit perdu que l'honneur."
An irresistible impulse of nature turned him from arms to the comic muse, and his career has been marked by a success, which though prodigal in fame has not been so remunerative in fortune. Will a generous and appreciating public hesitate to reward this deserving man and actor, one whose tender youth was devoted with heroic courage to the defence of his country, and whose after life has been spent in administering to one of the the most defined enjoyments of his fellow citizens.
James Page, Horatio Hubbell, Peter Richings, T.B. Pugh, W.M. M. Greiner, E. V. Machette, George W. Farr, Thomas Heath, David Hamaker, R. Shelton Mackenzie,
John O'Brien, John Thornley, W.M. Milard, James Freeborn, Fred. G. Wolbert, Frank S. Johnson, C.R. Dodworth, Peter C. Ellmaker, E.L. Tilton.
