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Margaret Woffington (18
October 1720 – 28
March 1760), was an
Irish actress and
socialite of the
Georgian era.
Woffington was born of
humble origins in...
- Mary
Woffington Cholmondeley (1729 – 4
April 1811) was an
Irish socialite of the
Georgian era. Her
sister was the
famous actor Peg
Woffington.
After a...
- Peg
Woffington (1720–1760) was an
Irish actress and
socialite of the
Georgian era. Peg
Woffington may also
refer to: Peg
Woffington (1910 film), an American...
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Quintin Twiss (1835–1900), first-class
cricketer and
stage actor Mary
Woffington (1729–1811),
socialite "M****cript C:
Cotton Tiberius C.i". asc.jebbo...
- Peg
Woffington is an 1853
novel by the
British author Charles Reade. It was
inspired by the po****r
stage play
Masks and
Faces which he had co-written...
- Peg
Woffington is a 1910
American silent historical film
directed by
Edwin S.
Porter and
starring Florence Turner as the
eighteenth century Irish actress...
- Peg
Woffington is a 1912
British silent historical film
directed by A. E.
Coleby and
starring Leslie Howard Gordon. The film is
based on the 1852 play...
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Monument to Peg
Woffington (1720–1760) in St Mary's church,
Teddington which describes her
marital status....
- the
Count de Clermont, 1730 (Palace of Versailles).
Margaret ('Peg')
Woffington, Actress, c. 1738 (Victoria &
Albert Museum).
Queen Marie Leszczyńska...
- was portra**** by
Helen Faucit, Dora Jordan,
Frances Abington, and Peg
Woffington, who won her
first real fame by
playing the role.
Theatre manager Tate...
