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Plays in 2011

The Little Old Man of the Wood; Or, the Tale of a Comical Stick. [in Verse. with an Illustration by Cruikshank.] by Sealy, Thomas Henry
The Melviad; Or the Birth, Parentage, Education and Achievements of a Grete Mon (Harry D- [i.E. Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville]). Addressed to the Co by Anonymous, Melville, Henry
Reform, a [satirical] Dialogue [in Verse]. (an Imitation of Horace, Book 3, Ode 6.). by Anonymous
Galileo's Dream. by the Author of Job, or the Gospel Preached to the Patriarchs [i.E. Mrs. Walter Birch], Etc. by Galilei, Galileo, Birch, Walter
The Cross Planted Upon the Himalaya Mountains. a Seatonian Poem. by Hankinson, Thomas
The Tale of Gismunda and Guiscardo, a poem. by Wilmot, William
Lines of Scottish Lay. by Stewart, William
The Campaign; To ... the Duke of York; And Britannia in the Year 1800; Addressed to the Hon. C. J. Fox. a Poem, in Two Cantos [by W. Bolland]. by Fox, Charles James Right Hon, Anonymous, Bolland, William
The Meretriciad. [A Satire in Verse by Captain Edward Thompson.] the Sixth Edition: Revised ... with ... Additions. by Thompson, Edward, Jr., Anonymous
Poetical Effusions on the Fear of the Lord. by Weldon, William
A Satyrical Poem on the Most Horrid and Execrable Jesuitish Plot in 1678 for the Assassination of the King ... by ... W. M., Esq. by Charles, M, W.
An Extract of a Dispatch Extraordinary, Intended for Insertion in the D****m C*******e [I.E. the Durham Chronicle]. with Parodies. Supposed to Have Be by B, J.
Vignettes: in verse. by Betham, Mary Matilda
Rhymes; Written for His Family, Etc. by Clippingdale, Samuel
The Love of Glory: a poem. by Anonymous
He Is Risen; An Easter-Offering. [in Verse. the Dedication Is Signed A. P.] by P, A.
Britons Strike Home.] Songs Andc. in Britons Strike Home. a New Entertainment of Sans Souci. Written, Composed, Spoken, Sung, and Accompanied by Mr. D by Dibdin, Charles
The Nobleman's Own Book of the Great Exhibition of 1851, or the Battle of the Cranes and the Frogs. by Anonymous
The Witch of Endor, and other poems. by Vaughan, Robert Alfred
The Virgin of the Sun, an operatic drama [in three acts and in prose]. by Reynolds, Frederic
The River Derwent, Part the First; And Other Poems. by Clarke, William Branwhite
Verses Spoken at the Appearance of the King and Queene, Duke and Dutchesse of York, in Christ-Church Hall, Oxford, Sept: 29. 1663. (Verses Spoken to t by Laurence, Thomas
Miscellaneous Translations [In Verse] from the Italian of P. Metastasio and from the French of A. de Lamartine. by J. S. Moorat. by Metastasio, Pietro Antonio, Moorat, J. S.
Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. Mr. Fleming Norton's Musical and Mimetic Entertainment, Entitled Perkin's PIC-Nic. [Book of Words.] by Norton, Fleming
St. Martha's: Near Guildford, Surrey. [A Poem.] by Tupper, Martin Farquhar
Elegiac Stanzas, Inscribed to the Memory of Mary Ann, the Deceased Wife of R. Bacon. by Bacon, Robert L. L. D.
Pensive Musings on the Pleasures of Melancholy, a Didactic Poem, by Trinitarius (W. J. A. Abington). by Abington, William James Achilles
A Poem on the Queen [mary II.]. by T. N. Gent. by Gent, T. N.
Dover, Ancient and Modern. a Poem, with an Episode, Views, and Notes. by Jodrell, Richard
Three R----L Bloods; Or, a Lame R-T, a Darling Commander, and a Love-Sick Admiral. a Poem. by Peter Pindar, Jun. (Seventh Edition.) by Pindar, Peter
The Loves of the Angels, a Poem. by Moore, Thomas
Touchstone: Or, the Analysis of Peter Pindar [i.E. John Wolcott] with Cursory Remarks on Some Modern Painters, Etc. [in Verse.] by Pindar, Peter, Anonymous
Poems on Various Subjects. by Thompson, Eliza Miss
A Serio-Comic, Anti-Cholera Poem, Etc. by Bates, John
Which Is the Man? ... the Fifth Edition. by Cowley, Hannah
Jonah. the Seatonian Prize Poem for the Year 1815. by Bellamy, James William
Poems. by Anderson, Thomas Carnegy
The Midnight Hour ... Translated [and Adapted] by Mrs. Inchbald. the Second Edition. by Inchbald, Mrs, Bourlin, Antoine Jean
The Regent and the King; Or a Trip from Hartwell to Dover. a Poem. by Peter Pindar Esq. by Pindar, Peter
Religio Clerici, a churchman's epistle. [By Edward Smedley. In verse.] by Anonymous, Smedley, Edward
More Kings! a Poem. Second Edition. Copious Ms. Notes. by Pindar, Peter
The Retort Courteous [to Strictures by Thomas Hamilton in Blackwood's Magazine on the Author's Poem Dunluce Castle. by E. Quillinan. in Verse]. by Anonymous, Hamilton, Thomas, Quillinan, Edward
The Farmer's Return from London. an Interlude. by Garrick, David
A Poem on His Grace the Duke of Marlborough's Return from His German Expedition. by Churchill, John
Ode on the Death of the Duke of Wellington. a New Edition by Wellesley, Arthur, Tennyson, Alfred
Sir Eldred of the Bower, and the Bleeding Rock: Two Legendary Tales. [in Verse.] by More, Hannah
The Haunted Wood. [in Verse.] by Fisher, Francis
Lyme: A Poem. by Poultney, Alfred Henry
A Poetic Sketch, Intended as an Accompaniment to an Engraving, Just Published, from a Drawing by the Author, to Which Is Added an Address on the Means by Anonymous
Hints to J. Nollekens ... on His Modelling a Bust of Lord G******le. [a Political Satire, in Verse, on Lord Grenville. by J. Sayers.] by Nollekens, Joseph, Grenville, William Wyndham Grenville, Sayers, James
Resurgam. Christ the Hope of Glory. [a Poem.] by Fennell
Royalty Fog-Bound; Or, the Perils of a Night and the Frolics of a Fortnight. a Poem, by Peter Pindar, Esq. [on the Visit of the Prince Regent to Belvo by Pindar, Peter
Elegy to the Memory of the Late Duke of Bedford; Written on the Evening of His Interment. by Opie, Amelia Alderson
The Ballad of Lizzie Lindsay, Written from Memory by G. Mitchell ... 1891. [with Prefatory Note by W. W.] by Lindsay, Lizzie, Mitchell, George, W, W.
An Elegy on Marie Antoinette, ... Queen of France. with a Poem on the Last Interview Between the King of Poland and Loraski. by Yearsley, Ann
What Have We Got? Or, All Our Glories; A Poetico-Political Morceau. Fragment I. by *-*-*. by Anonymous
A Parody on Bruce's Address, Before the Battle of Bannockburn. [with Other Satirical Verses.] by Burns, Robert
Joseph Hume: A Memorial. by Hume, Joseph Burnley
Jamaica, a Poem by T. R., a Jamaican. by R, T.
Physiognomy, a Poem, Delivered ... July 18th, 1799. by Bartlett, Joseph
Robin Hood's Courtship with Jack Cade's Daughter: And the Freiris Tragedie. Two Ancient Ballads. with a Preface Signed: T. G. S. i.e. T. G. Stevenson. by Hood, Robin, Cade, Jack, Stevenson
Poetical Legends: Containing the American Captive, and the Fatal Feud. to Which Is Added, the Fall of Faction, a Poetical Vision. by the by Tait, John
Celtic Fables, Fairy Tales and Legends, Chiefly from Ancient Welsh Originals. Versified. by Williams, Jane
O'Neill, or the Rebel. [A Poem, by Lord Lytton.] by Anonymous, Bulwer, Edward
Three Lyric Odes, on Late Celebrated Occasions. by Clubbe, William
The Quadrupeds' Feast; Inscribed a Great Many Years Ago, with a Father's Fondest Affection, to A. F. E., P. F. E., G. W., Etc. [by Francis Wrangham. i by Wrangham, Francais
Charles's Small-Clothes: A National Ode [a Satire on C. J. F.]. by the Author of the Foxiad [c. E. Stewart]. by Fox, Charles James, Stewart, Charles Edward
Florizel and Perdita. a Dramatic Pastoral, in Three Acts. Altered from the Winter's Tale of Shakespear. by Garrick, David, Shakespeare, William
The Waes O' War: Or, the Upshot O' the History O' Will and Jean. in Four Parts. [by Hector Macneill.] by MacNeill, Hector
Elisha: Or the Woman of Shunem. a New Sacred Oratorio. [the Libretto Only.] by Hull, Thomas
The Death of Absalom. a Seatonian Prize Poem. by Beresford, Hamilton Sydney
The River Dove: A Lyric Pastoral. by Bentley, Samuel
The Players' Elegy on the Death of Edwin Booth, Etc. by Woodberry, George Edward
A Descriptive Review of the Year 1799, Comprised in Twelve Monthly Sections. [In Verse.] by Cole, William
Laurel Leaves. [poems.] Few Ms. Notes [by the Author]. by Kennedy, Arthur Clark
Things to Come: A Prophetic Ode. by Anonymous
Philoctetes in Lemnos. A drama, in three acts [and in verse]; to which is prefixed a Green Room Scene, exhibiting a sketch of the present theatrical t by Monro, Thomas, Anonymous
The Beauties of Hawkstone Park. a Poem, with Moral Reflections in Verse. Third Edition, Improved. by Salmon, Joseph Whittingham
A Letter to G. Hardinge Esq. on the Subject of a Passage in Mr. Stevens's Preface to His Impression of Shakespeare. [by the Rev. John Collins.] by Collins, John, Steevens, George, Shakespeare, William
An Ode Upon Dedicating a Building, and Erecting a Statue to Shakespeare, at Stratford Upon Avon. by D[avid] G[arrick]. (Testimonies to the Genius and by G, D., Garrick, David
An Appendix to Poems on several occasions; being a continuation of the Sylva. by Thurlow, Edward Hovell
Rodolph; A Dramatic Fragment. Stanzas in Continuation of Don Juan and Other Poems. by a Minor. by Anonymous
The Cause of the Dumb Pleaded. a Poem ... the Second Edition. by Beck, Thomas
Love. a Poem. by the Author of Corn Law Rhymes [Ebenezer Elliot]. Third Edition. by Anonymous
Don Juan ... (Canto I-II.) Second Edition. by Anonymous, Byron, George Gordon
Poems, on Various Subjects. by Winship, Lignel
Town and Country. a Comedy, Etc. by Morton, Thomas
The Fair Chinese Maid; A Tale of Macao. in Rhyme. by an Officer in China. Canto 1. by Anonymous
The Lamentations of the Empire: A Poem on the Death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte. by Clarke, John Bertridge
A Vision of Judgement. [A Poem. with Notes, Specimens, Etc.] by Southey, Robert
Monody to the Memory of ... C. Nisbet. [by Charles Keith.] by Nisbet, Charles
Fragment of a Tragedy Lately Acted at the British Museum. [a Burlesque, by S. Weston on the Loss of Certain Prints from Mr. Cracherode's Collection.] by Weston, Stephen, Anonymous
Sonnet on Freedom, and Twelve Other Poems. by Ross, James
The Cossack: a poem, in three cantos. With notes. [By Robert Etty.] by Etty, Robert, Anonymous
Poems Suggested by a Journey to Italy; With Recollections of a Sermon [on Mark I. 15] ... by a Lady. by Anonymous
Poems. by Wilson, Mary
Suffolk. a Rambling Rhyme. by Hughman, Robert
The Rape of the Whisker. an Heroic Poem ... Second Edition. [the Preface Is Signed Whiskerando Squib.] by Squib, Whisker
Alastor; Or, the Spirit of Solitude: And Other Poems. (Edited, with Notes, by H. B. Forman.). by Shelley, Percy Bysshe, Forman, Harry Buxton
The Heroes of Waterloo. an Ode. by Walker, William Sidney
Poems. L.P. by Bell, Henry Glassford
A Sketch from Public Life: A Poem, Founded Upon Recent Domestic Circumstances. [a Satire Upon Lord Byron.] with Weep Not for Me! and Other Poems. by Anonymous, Byron, George
A Memorial of Joseph John Gurney. [in Verse.] by Barton, Bernard
The Battle of the Nile: An Episode ... from the Eighth Canto of Napoleon, Etc. by Harris, William
The R------L Lover; Or, a D-Ke Defeated ... the Eleventh Edition. [a Satire on the Duke of Clarence, Afterwards King William IV.] by Pindar, Peter
A Poetical Tale, Called a Sharp Look Out, on a Trip from Lambeth to Greenwich. by West, Joshua
The Defeat of the Spanish Armada, A.D. 1588. a Tercentenary Ballad, A.D. 1888. by Anslow, Robert
Songs for Christmas and the New Year. by Anonymous
The Female Patriot; An Epistle from C-T-E M-C-Y to the Rev. Dr W-L-N [wilson] on Her Late Marriage; With Critical ... Notes, Etc. [a Satire on Catheri by M-C-Y, C-T-E, Graham, Catharine
An Epistle to William Hogarth. by Churchill, Charles
The Corsican Hydra, or the Terror of the Bourbons. a Pindaric Poem. by Whitaker, T.
Truth in Rhyme, to suit the Time, or, the Parish Guttlers: a ... poem, as it is acting every day ... near the Poors House, Gray's-Inn-lane, etc. [By E by Anonymous, Ward, Edward
Pride and Ignorance, a Poem. by Nicklin, Edward
The Comical Genius, Being an Account in Verse of an Eccentric Gentleman, Who Resides in a Village on the Banks of the River Aire, in the West Riding o by Anonymous, Hirst, James
Amabella, a Poem. by Jerningham, Edward
Verses Addressed to the Queen, with a New Year's Gift of Irish Manufacture. Second Edition. by Nugent, Robert Craggs Earl
Poems, by Viator. [I.E. Thomas D'Oyly.] by Anonymous
The Chase; A Poem. by Headland, Henry
A Pair of Lyric Epistles to Lord Macartney and His Ship. by Peter Pindar Esq. by Macartney, George Earl, Pindar, Peter
Ode to the Cuckoo: With Remarks on Its Authorship [And Its Publication with M. Bruce's Poems in 1770 by J. L.]. in a Letter to J. C. Shai by Logan, John, Laing, David
Ode Performed in the Senate-House of Cambridge, June 29, 1811, at the Installation of ... William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester ... Chancellor of the by Anonymous
The Dance: Pythagoras: Plato's Dream: [The Last Two Translated from Voltaire] and Other Poems. by Baruh, S.
An Ode to Be Performed at the Castle of Dublin on 30th of October, Being Birth-Day of ... George II., Etc. by Pilkington, Matthew
The Apparition! a Musical Dramatic Romance, in Two Acts, Etc. by Cross, John C.
Mount Leinster: Or the Prospect: A Poem Descriptive of Irish Scenery, Etc. [By Mrs. J. S. Anna Liddiard.] by Liddiard, J. S. Anna
The Garden of the Resurrection. a Poem. by Savile, William
Juvenile Poems by the late John Courtenay, Jun. With an elegy on his death [by J. Courtenay, M.P.]. [With a portrait.] by Courtenay, John
The Shakspeare Gallery: A Poem. Second Edition. by Jerningham, Edward
The Battle of the Fly-Laws. by Aquarius. by Anonymous
Sea Spray and Smoke Drift. by the Author of Ashtaroth [I.E. Lindsay Gordon. in Verse]. by Gordon, Adam, Anonymous
Victoria Grove, a Poem, Etc. by Pecqueur, Augustus T.
Ancient and Modern Rome; A Poem. Written at Rome in the Year 1755. [by G. Keate.] by Anonymous
The Oddity, an Humourous Poem, Being a Love Letter from a Grub-Street Poet, to His Sweet-Heart; Consisting of No Less Than Four Hundred Lines, in One by Anonymous
Flicks and Flings at Men and Things. [In Verse.] by Fairlie, Marcus
Verses Written on the Alameda at Ampthill Park. by Wiffen, Jeremiah Holmes
The Old Hag in a Red Cloak. a Romance. [In Verse, by G. Watson.] Inscribed to [And a Parody of the Style Of] the Author of the Grim White Woman [M. G. by Lewis, M., Anonymous
Poems. by Chambers, Robert
A Fasciculus of Lyric Verses, Etc. by O'Sullivan, Michael John
The Message to the Angel of the Church in Sardis.-Rev. III. 1-6. the Seatonian Prize Poem for 1886. by Bowling, Edward Woodley
The Last Defender of Jerusalem. [in Verse.] by Dawson, Neas
The Cross and the Crescent; Or a Sketch from English History in the Eleventh Century. a Poem. by Anonymous
A Wreath from the Wilderness: Being a Selection from the Metrical Arrangements of Robert Barnard. by Barnard, Robert
Poems. [By Julia Anne Marshall.] by Marshall, Julia
The R-L Fowls, or the Old Black Cock's Attempt to Crow Over His Illustrious Mate. a Poem [against George IV.] by the Author of the R-L Brood. Third Ed by Anonymous
The Hills of Hybla; Being a Collection of Original Poems. by Carey, George Saville
Mount Pleasant: A Descriptive Poem. (Ode on the Institution of a Society in Liverpool for the Encouragement of Designing, Drawing, Pai by Roscoe, William
Ippopaidia. a Poem. by Anonymous
Sky and Sea; Reflections [in Verse] While Rambling on the Shores of Devon. by Monkland, George
Innocence: An Allegorical Poem. by Young, Mary
Fifty Lyrical Ballads. by Bayly, Nathaniel Thomas Haynes
The Faro Table; or, The Guardians. A comedy. [With a prologue by T. L. Peacock.] by Tobin, John, Peacock, Thomas Love
Fragments. [in Verse.] by Anonymous
The Convict's Complaint: Supposed to Be Written on Board the Hulks, in the Beginning of 1815. by Anonymous
War. an Ode. by Stow, George William
Abdallah; Or, the Arabian Martyr: A Christian Drama, in Three Acts. [in Verse.] by Thomas Foster Barham, the Elder. by Barham, Thomas Foster
Album of Flowers [by W. F. R. A collection of verses, with embossed illustrations]. by R, W. F.
The Naiad; A Tale, with Other Poems. [By John Hamilton Reynolds.] by Reynolds, John Hamilton, Anonymous
The Actress's Ways and Means to Industriously Raise the Wind! Containing the Moral and Entertaining Poetical Effusions of Mrs. R. Beverley. by Beverley, Elizabeth
The Prince Albert, a Poem. [by Joseph Plimsoll.] by Plimsoll, Joseph, Albert, Prince
Edmar and Elwinna; Or, the Wooer-Warlock: An Old Ballad, But Never Before Published. by Anonymous
The Prince and the People. a Poem. by Smythies, Harriet Maria Gordon
The Restoration of the Works of Art to Italy: A Poem. by a Lady [i.E. Mrs. Hemans]. by Hemans, Felicia Dorothea
A New Musical Interlude, Called the Election. [by M. P. Andrews.] by Anonymous, Andrews, Miles Peter
The Man in the Moon. a Poem ... by an Under-Graduate of Worcester College, Oxford. by Anonymous
Ode to December, Etc. by Smith, James William Gilbart
The Progress of Truth, and Other Poems. by Colmer, John
Petra, a Prize Poem, Etc. by Burgon, John
Which Is the Man? a Comedy, as Acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden. by Cowley, Hannah
The Haunted Fire of Uller, an Iernian Legend. by J. L. O. S. by S, J. L. O.
The R-L Runaway; Or, C-Tte [i.E. Princess Charlotte, of Wales, ] and Coachee! a Poem, by Peter Pindar, Esq. [on the Princess's Flight from Warwick Hou by Pindar, Peter
The Sceptic: A Poem. by Browne Hemans, Felicia Dorothea
Bellum Belgicum Secundum, Or, a Poem Attempting Something on His Majesties Proceedings Against the Dutch. by Charles
Gordon, a Tale. a Poetical Review of Don Juan. by Byron, George
The Poetic Epistles of Chrysostom and Marcella. by Anonymous
Romeo and Juliet, a Tragedy. [With Alterations by David Garrick.] by Shakespeare, William
The Two Broken Hearts: A Tale. by Gore, Mrs, Anonymous
Peter Provided For, Without a Pension. a Poem. with Notes Critical and Explanatory. by Currycomb, Carnaby, Pindar, Peter
The Tailors' Revolt; A Mock-Heroic Poem, in Three Books. by Swell, Jeremy
Book of Words of Mr. Kennedy's Entertainment on the Songs of Scotland. by Kennedy, David
Ellen Fitzarthur; A Metrical Tale, in Five Cantos. [By Caroline Bowles, Afterwards Mrs. Southey.] by Southey, Fitzarthur, Ellen, Bowles, Caroline
The Patriot: An Epistle [in Verse] to ... Philip Earl of Chesterfield, Etc. by Stanhope, H.
The Minstrel's Tale, and other poems. by Moore, George
The Carmelite: A Tragedy. Performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. the Second Edition. by Cumberland, Richard
Alias. a Farce, in One Act, . by Colquhoun, Katharine
Halkam, the Scenes of my Childhood: and other poems. by Biller, Sarah
Brum: A Parody. [a Satire on Local Celebrities at Birmingham in the Form of a Parody on Part of Byron's Childe Harold.] by Old Sarbot. by Byron, Baron George Gordon, Anonymous
The Royal Progress in Germany. a Poem. by Hubert, Henry
Scripture Truths in Rhyme. by a Disciple of Primitive Christianity, Formerly a Clergyman of the Church of England, Etc. by Anonymous
The Fate of Sparta; Or, the Rival Kings. a Tragedy. as It Is Acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Drury Lane. the Second Edition by Cowley, Hannah
Reveries in Confinement: A Poem, Etc. by Byles, George
A New Song, Called the Angler's Progress, Etc. by Boaz, H.
Bamburgh Castle; A Poem, Etc. by Tait, Thomas
Elijah: A Poem. by a Lady [miss R. Richings]. by Richings, Rebecca, Anonymous
The Farmer's Wife by Phillpotts, Eden
Chronicles of Jane, The, Book Seven by Haehnel, Alan
A Thousand Clowns by Gardner, Herb
The Old Bachelor, After Southey's Cataract of Lodore, Described and Dedicated to Bachelors and Bazaars. by Anonymous
Nobility: A Poem. in Imitation of Juvenal's Eighth Satire. by Juvenalis, Decimus Junius
The Last Will and Testament, an Original Poem, Etc. by Burr, A.
Scotch Poetry; consisting of songs, odes, anthems, and epigrams. by Rodger, Alexander
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