Plays in 2011

Time Tries All. an Original Drama, in Two Acts, Etc. by Courtney, John

A Poem Inscribed to the Members of St. Mary's Chapel. Upon the ... Art of Wright-Craft. by a Brother of the Craft. by Anonymous

The Times. a Satire. to the King; And Dedicated to the Emperor of Germany. [in Verse.] by Browne, Thomas

A Letter [in Verse] to Mr. Tickell: Occasioned by the Death of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison. by Young, Edward, Addison, Joseph

The Examiner. a Satire [in Verse]. by Murphy, Arthur

A Description of Bath: A Poem. in a Letter to a Friend. by Anonymous

The Vision. a Poem. by Croxall, Samuel

The Recal of Momus. a Bagatelle ... Second Edition. by Thompson, Benjamin

The State Dunces [a Satire in Verse]. Inscrib'd to Mr. Pope. [by P. Whitehead.] by Pope, Alexander

Songs, Duets, Etc., Etc. in the New Opera Called the Election. by Anonymous

Tally Ho! a Comedietta, Etc. by Watson, T.

Well Met, Gossip; Or, 'Tis Merry When Gossips Meet. Newly Enlarged with Very Merry Songs, Pleasant for Maids, Wives, and Widdows: And Delightfull to A by Rowlands, Samuel, Anonymous

The Author. a Farce, Etc. by Foote, Samuel

Darius's Feast: Or, the Force of Truth. a Poem, Addressed to the Right Honourable the Earls of Salisbury and Exeter. by Anonymous

The Harp of the Welsh Mountaineer. a Fairy Legend of Early British Times. Illustrative of the Scenery of Wales and Its Romantic Associations. [A Poem. by Dawson, Fawcett

Hit or Miss! a Muscial Farce in Two Acts. by Pocock, Isaac

The City of the Magi. a Tragedy [in Three Acts and in Verse] ... Part 1. by Anonymous

A Wife in the Right: A Comedy [In Five Acts and in Prose]. L.P. by Griffith, Mrs

Songs and Poems, Chiefly Scottish ... Second Edition. by Hume, Alexander

A Description of the Ancient ... City of Bristol, a Poem. ... Revised, with Large Additions, by I. Smart ... Second Edition. by Goldwin, William, Smart, Isaac

A Song of the Famine, Etc. by Mason, Ellen

Musaeus: A Monody to the Memory of Mr. Pope, in Imitation of Milton's Lycidas. [by W. Mason.] by Pope, Alexander, Mason, William

School Lists, with Prize Compositions, in Verse and Prose, for the Years 1816, 1818 to 1820, 1822 to 1832. by Anonymous

Poetic Flowers. Second Edition. by Smith, T.

Pompeii. a Poem. by Clarke, William

The Anatomist: Or, the Sham Doctor. a Farce, Etc. [In One Act. Adapted from Edward Ravenscroft's Comedy.] by Anonymous

A Trip to Richmond in Surry. [a Poem.] by West, J.

Amusement; A Poetical Essay. by Pye, Henry James

The Siege of Troy. Comic Opera, Etc. [in Verse.] by Churchill, Henry George

Ode for the New Year 1716. by Rowe, Nicholas

The Deserter. a Poem, in Four Cantos: Describing the Premature Death of a Youth of Eighteen, Who Perished Through Ill-Timed Severity in Dover-Castle o by Anonymous

A Letter [In Verse] to Mr. Addison, on the King's [George I.] Accession to the Throne. by Eusden, Lawrence, George, King

Tiptree Fair in 1844. a Curious Specimen of the Unlettered Muse. by J. B. H. [In Verse.] by H, J. B.

Miscellaneous Reflections: Or an Evening's Meditation. a Poem. Addressed to the Youth. by T. L. [i.E. Thomas Letchworth?] by Letchworth, Thomas

Thoughts Upon the Four Last Things: Death; Judgment; Heaven; Hell. a Poem, Etc. [by Joseph Trapp.] by Trapp, Joseph, 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 Emblems of Erin, an Historical Ballad for the Use of National Schools in Ireland, Etc. by Macmechan, William

The Vanity of Philosophick Systems. a Poem; Addressed to the Royal Society. by Anonymous

Airs, Chorusses, Andc. and a List of the Scenery, in the New Comic Pantomime, Called Harlequin in His Element, Etc. (the Pantomime Invented by Mr. T. by Dibdin, Thomas John

Human Fate, and an Address to the Poets Wordsworth and Southey: Poems. Now First Printed, Verbatim, from the Author's Mss. by Brydges, Egerton

Satyræ Quatuor. Auctore D. G. [in Latin Verse.] by G, D.

The Wedding Ring, a Comic Opera. in Two Acts, Etc. [based, in Part, on Il Filosofo Di Campagna by Carlo Goldoni.] by Dibdin, Charles

The Russian Prophecy, a Poem, Occasioned by a Remarkable Phoenomenon in the Heavens, Observed in Russia, February 19, 1785. [by Peter Cunningham.] by Anonymous, Cunningham, Peter

The Village Muse. by Calidus. by Anonymous

A Creed, Etcetera. [Poems.] by Tupper, Martin Farquhar

Gothalbert and Hisanna. with Other Poems. by Gilchrist, Robert

The Loves of the Roses. [a Poem.] by Whiffin, Richard

Twenty Years Ago! a New Melodramatic Entertainment, in Two Acts [in Prose], Etc. by Pocock, Isaac

Samson: An Oratorio [altered and Adapted to the Stage from the Samson Agonistes of Milton, by N. Hamilton] as Performed at the Theatre in Oxford. by Hamilton, Newburgh, Anonymous

Marlborough, a Poem, in Three Cantos. Occasion'd by the Death of the Late Duke of Marlborough. by Cooke, Thomas, Churchill, John

Pharnaces. Altered from the Italian, by T. Hull, Etc. [a Verse Translation of the Preceding.] by Anonymous

The Bohemian Girl. an Opera in Three Acts ... the Songs by A. Bunn. by Bunn, Alfred

Satisfaction. a Farce [in One Act]. by Anonymous

The Year of Sorrow [a Poem], Written in the Spring of 1803. by Spencer, William Robert

To Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales with the Tragedy of Cato. Nov. 1714. to Sir Godfrey Kneller on His Picture of the King. [poems. by the Rig by Anonymous

Richmond. a Vision. by a Lodger. [in Verse.] by Anonymous

Verses at the Last Publick Commencement at Cambridge. by Eusden, Lawrence

The Goose Girl. a Musical Play for the Young ... Adapted from One of Grimm's Household Stories, Etc. by Grimm, Jacob Ludwig Carl, Gatty, Alfred Scott

The Political Nomenclature; Or, a Critical Definition of the Various Parties in the State Who of Late Years Have Figured Away Amongst Us; ... a Poem . by Anonymous

Elegy on the Death of Prince Louis Napoleon, with Epitaph. Third Edition. by Howard, John

The Recruiting Serjeant, a Musical Entertainment. by Bickerstaff, Isaac

The Justice of the Supreme Being, a Poem. by Bally, George

Sacred Poems. by Grant, Robert

The Cabinet; Or, the Schoolmaster at Home: A State Document, Not Stolen, But Recited to the Globe at Large. by Marvin, the Second. [in Verse.] by Anonymous

Odin Sagas, and Other Poems. [by H. L.] by L, H.

In Memoriam ... Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield, Etc. [In Verse.] by Milner, J. M.

Retribution, and Other Poems. by Hughes, H.

An Entirely New and Original Comic Opera, in Two Acts, Entitled, the Competitors, Or, the Nymph of Nozenaro, Etc. by Cubitt, Sydney

The Norfolk Congress Versified. to the Tune Of, King John and the Abbot: Or, the Cobler's End. (the Norfolk Congress. Or, a Full and True Account of T by Anonymous

Aunt Rachel. a Rustic Sentimental Comedy, Vol. I by Murray, David Christie

[Selected Poems. with a Portrait.] by Bennoch, Francis

The Knight's Heart: A Tale of the Crusades. [in Verse.] by Q. E. D. by D, Q. E.

Gustavus Adolphus. [a Poem.] by Milnes

The Sportsman's Progress: A Poem, Descriptive of the Pleasures Derived from Field Sports. [reprinted from the Second Edition of Scott's British by Anonymous

Woman's Resolve; Or, Me, Woman Versus Me, Man. a Rallying Song for Women. (Addenda.). by Gates, Hartley Baxter

Catalogue of Mr. Capell's Shakesperiana; Presented by Him to Trinity College, Cambridge, and Printed from an Exact Copy of His Own Ms. Few Ms. Notes. by Shakespeare, William, Capell, Edward

The Pathos of Poverty. [in Verse.] by Roberts, W. Hazlitt

The Days of Noah. [In Verse.] by Hockin, William

Edderline and Other Poems. by Matson, William Tidd

The Crisis: Being Three State Poems on the Following Subjects; I. the Northern Dictator. a Dialogue Between a Highland Peer, and H by Anonymous

An Essay on Calumny. Humbly Inscribed to ... the Prince of Wales. [in Verse.] by Anonymous

Heavenward. a Poem. by Bennett, Lucy Ann

The Man with Two Wives; Or, Wigs for Ever! a Dramatick Fable [In Verse], Etc. by Waldron, Francis Godolphin

Songs, Glees, Andc. in a Comick Opera [by Francis G. Waldron] Call'd the Miller's Maid. Founded on One of the Admired Rural Tales, Written by Mr. Robe by Bloomfield, Robert, Waldron, Francis Godolphin

The Carnival of Venice.] Songs, ... Andc., in the Comic Opera of the Carnival of Venice. [by R. Tickell. by Tickell, Richard, Anonymous

James Johnstone's Book of Remarks. [Verses.] by Johnstone, James

The Prodigal. a Dramatic Piece [in Two Acts and in Verse; Altered from the Fatal Extravagance of J. Mitchell, or Rather A. Hill? by F. G. Waldron]. by Mitchell, Joseph, Waldron, Francis Godolphin

Ophelia Keen!! a Dramatic Legendary Tale. [by G. Daniel. an Attack on Edmund Kean and Ophelia Benjamin.] Ms. Notes [by G. Daniel.] by Kean, Edmund, Benjamin, Ophelia

The Vanity of Philosophick Systems. a Poem; Addressed to the Royal Society. by Anonymous

Carlton House Fete; Or, the Disappointed Bard; In a Series of Elegies; To Which Is Added, Curiosity in Rags; An Elegy. [A Satire on an Entertainment b by George, King, Pindar, Peter

The Taj Mahal: A Poem. (Extracted from the Rime of a Rambler Twice Around the World.) by Cowan, Frank

The Country Book-Club. a Poem. [By Charles Shillito.] by Shillito, Charles

Go-Bang. a Musical Farcical Comedy in Two Acts ... Lyrics. by Ross, Adrian

Poems. Second Edition by Logan, John

The Satirists, a Satire ... Inscrib'd to ... the Duke of Marlborough. by Anonymous

The Parish Priest: A Poem. (a Translation, with Several Alterations, of a Latin Poem, Entitled Sacerdos Par Cialis Rusticus.) [Translated by Burton, John D. D., Warren, Dawson M. a.

The Progress of Love. in Four Eclogues. [By George, Lord Lyttelton.] by Lyttelton, George

Pre-Existence. a Poem, in the Style and Manner of Milton, Etc. [by Abel Evans.] by Evans, Abel

The Daneid, an Epic Poem, Etc. by Morris, Thomas Linwell

Oswald, the Hermit. a Domestic Drama, in Four Acts [And in Prose and Verse], by J. I. H. by H, J. I.

Merlin: A Poem ... to Which Is Added, the Royal Hermitage: A Poem. Both by a Lady. [subscribed, Melissa.] by Anonymous

An Elegy on the Death of Richard Reynolds with Other Poems. by Reynolds, Richard

School Lists, with Prize Compositions, in Verse and Prose, for the Years 1816, 1818 to 1820, 1822 to 1832. by Anonymous

The Legend of Naworth. by O. B. C. [i.E. Owen B. Cole.] [in Verse.] by Cole, Owen Blayney

The Exile of Saint Helena. [a Poem: By David F. Atcherley.] by Anonymous, Atcherley, David Francis

Peace Triumphant, and Other Poems. by Millar, Thomas N.

The Liverpool Prize; A Farce in Two Acts. by Pilon, Frederick

The Diseases of Bath. a Satire, Unadorn'd with a Frontispiece. [in Verse.] by Anonymous

Songs of Faith, Hope, and Love. the Collected Poems of the REV. W. Blake Atkinson. by Atkinson, William Blake

Ralph and Priscilla; A Poem. by Goss, William Henry

Observations, Good or Bad, Stupid or Clever, Serious or Jocular, on Squire Foote's Dramatic Entertainment, Intitled, the Minor. by a Genius [i.E. Jame by Foote, Samuel, Boswell, James

An Artist's Model, a Comedy with Music [in Two Acts and in Prose with Songs]. by Owen Hall ... Lyrics by H. Greenbank. [words of Songs Only.] by Greenbank, Harry

Jacobinism: A Poem. [by J. C. Hubbard; With an Appendix.] by Anonymous

Hope; A Poetical Essay on That Christian Grace. in Three Books. by Morell, Thomas

Nightshade and Poppies: Verses of a Country Doctor. by Moore, Dugald

Music Fancies, and Other Verses. by Vialls, Mary Alice

Days of the Land League. by R. J. M[artin. in Verse]. by M, R. J., Martin, R. J.

Miscellaneous Verses. [translations Into Latin and Greek.] by Bulmer, John

Night. an Epistle to Robert Lloyd. by the Author [i.E. Charles Churchill]. by Anonymous, Churchill, Charles

An Epistle to Mr. Steele on the King's Accession. [in Verse.] by George, King, Welsted, MR

The Art of Preaching; In Imitation of Horace's Art of Poetry. [by R. Dodsley.] by Horace, Dodsley, Robert

Beard-Shaving, and the Common Use of the Razor, an Unnatural, Irrational, Unmanly, Ungodly, and Fatal Fashion Among Christians. [by William Henry Hens by Henslowe, William Henry, Anonymous

The Disciples at Emmaus. a Seatonian Prize Poem. by Neale, John Mason

Of Active and Retired Life, an Epistle [in Verse]. by Anonymous

Fragments of a Prospect from a Hill in Fife. [in Verse. by George Wallace.] by Wallace, George

Leisure Lays ... with Biographical Introduction by John Paul. [With a Portrait.] by Pope John Paul, Paul, John, II, Buchanan, David Wills

The Dramatic Poetaster; A Vision Humbly Inscrib'd to the Most Illustrious the Viscount Nessuno. [in Verse.] by Anonymous

Herod and Pilate Reconciled: Or, a Late Dialogue Betwixt an I. and a Malignant (Upon the Kings Return to Homeby). [two Political Satires, in Verse. by Bostock, Robin, Anonymous

The School for Authors: A Comedy, in Three Acts [in Prose], Etc. by Tobin, John

Jordan: The Seatonian Prize Poem for 1883. by Arnold, Frederick Sweet

The Jubilee. [A Poem on Queen Victoria's Jubilee.] by Cork, Alfred

King Stephen; Or, the Battle of Lincoln; An Historical Tragedy in Five Acts by Paynter, David William

He Stoops to Win. Operetta in One Act, Etc. by Bridgman, Cunningham V.

Extracts in English Prose from the Best Modern Authors; Arranged for Translation at Sight, Into Other Languages. by N. Perini. by Perini, Napoleone

W. S. W.'s Olio of Oddities, an Entirely New and Original ... Entertainment. by Woodin, W. S.

The Princess Royal. a Satire [in Verse]. ... by the Honble ****, Author of the Palace Martyr, Etc. by Anonymous

The Speaker's Eye, a Satire. by F. R. by R, F.

A Voyage to India. Containing Fifteen ... Songs in That Favourite Entertainment Now Performing by C. Incledon. by Anonymous

King Arthur ... Altered from Dryden, by David Garrick, Etc. by Dryden, John

A Small Collection of Original Pieces (in Verse), Consisting of Epistles, Songs, Rural Ballads, and Hymns. by Lamb, James

Crotchet Lodge; A Farce, in Two Acts [in Prose], Etc. by Hurlstone, Thomas

The Eastern Theatre [i.E. the Royalty Theatre] Erected. an Heroi-Comic Poem in Three Cantos. by Anonymous

The Fall of the Rohillas. an Historic Poem, in Three Cantos. by Anonymous

A Poem to the Memory of Thomas Late Marquiss of Wharton, Etc. by Wharton, Thomas

Order. a Poem. by Anonymous

Claremont. Address'd to the Earl of Clare [t. P. Holles. by Sir S. Garth]. by Newcastle, Thomas

Shalum and Hilpa.] the Antidiluvian Novel; Or, the Entertaining Story of the Loves of Shalum and Hilpa; Done Into Verse from the Spectator, Vol. VIII. by Price, Henry

Three Gratulatory Odes. May, 1814. (to ... the Prince Regent.-To ... Alexander the Great.)-To ... Arthur, Duke of Wellington. by Anonymous

The Scottish Village: Or, Pitcairne Green. a Poem. by Cowley, Hannah

The Gay Sir Clarence. a Lay of Modern Times. by Anonymous

Holkham. a Poem, Etc. by Potter, Robert

The Campaign of Moscow: An Ode, Etc. by Thomson, Robert W. S.

Mother Gin. a Tragi-Comical Eclogue; Being a Paraphrastical Imitation of the Daphnis of Virgil. [With the Text.] Lat. and Eng. by Virgilius Maro, Publius

Sigesmar and the Switzer; A Melo-Drama, in Two Acts [and in Prose]. by Walker, Charles Edward

Jack Cade; Or, the Rebel of London. a Play in Three Acts [And in Prose. Signed, W. T. T.]. by Cade, Jack, T, W., W.T.

The Petition of an Old Uninhabited House in Penzance to Its Master in Town: With Hints to the Author of John Bull, a Comedy ... Second Edition. [in Ve by Le Grice, Charles Valentine, Anonymous

The Appeal: A Tragedy, in Three Acts, Etc. [in Verse. by John Galt.] by Anonymous

The Farmer's Daughter, a Poetical Tale. by Anstey, Christopher

The Fan: A Heroi-Comical Poem in Three Cantos. by Anonymous

The Praises of Poetry. a Poem. by Lofft, Capel

Two Lectures, on the Poetry of Pope and on His Own Travels in America, by the ... Earl of Carlisle. by Pope, Alexander, Howard, George

A New Budget of Cornish Poems. by Cornubian West. by West, Cornubian

Poems on Several Occasions. by Hill, Pascoe

Modern Poets. a Dialogue in Verse. by Anonymous

For the Mercantile Community in General, This Poem of Sillylaw, Was Written by Their Comic and Laughter-Loving Yet Satiric-Joker Reltha. Few Ms. Notes by Anonymous

The Green-Cloth, Or, the Verge of the Court. an Epistle to a Friend. by Mr. Wh----D [purporting to Be Paul Whitehead. in Verse]. by Anonymous, Whitehead, Paul

A Pleasant Remembrance of My Visit to the Manchester Royal Jubilee Exhibition of 1887, in Fifty Two Verses. by Brown, Mary

The Waters of Lethe. a Poem. by Rawnsley, Lancelot Richard

A Comic Opera, in Two Acts, Entitled: Jujube. Written by T. Wilson. Composed by J. Creighton. by Wilson, T.

Original Poems ... a Night Attack. a Terrible Scare. Fire! Fire!. by Lamburn, Frank

Farewell to Montem. [in Verse.] by Selwyn, William Canon

The Longest Reign; An Ode on the Completion of the Sixtieth Year of the Reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria. by William John Courthope. by Courthope, William John, Anonymous

Lohengrin Fifty Years After. [a Poem.] by One of the Folk. by Weston, Jessie Laidlay

A Poetical Sketch of the Thames from the Seven Springs to the Nore. by Hooper, H. G.

The Sufferings of the Primitive Martyrs: A Prize Poem. by Wrangham, Francis

The 'piscopade: A Panegyri-Satiri-Serio-Comical Poem. by Porcupinus Pelagius. by Pelagius, Porcupinus

Riccardo III. Tragedia ... Recata in Versi Italiani Da M. Leoni, Etc. by Shakespeare, William, Leoni, Michele

The Breeches; Or the Country Curate and Cobler's Wife. a Comic, Satiric, Poetic, Descriptive Tale. [in Verse.] by Anonymous

Kingsweston Hill, a Poem ... Second Edition, with Considerable Alterations. by Hobhouse, Thomas

In Memoriam of the Prince Imperial of France. Four Sonnets by a Grand-Nephew of Napoleon the Great [w. C. Bonaparte Wyse]. by Wyse, William Charles Bonaparte, Anonymous

The Apology. Addressed to the Critical Reviewers. by Churchill, Charles

The Patriots Are Come; Or, a New Doctor for a Crazy Constitution. a New Ballad. [being a Satire Upon Sir R. Walpole's Resignation, Etc.] by Anonymous, Walpole, Robert

An Epistle to the Right Honourable Sir R. W. [in Verse, Beginning Tho' Strength of Genius. by G. B. Dodington, Baron Melcombe.] by Walpole, Robert

Ambition and Luxury. a Poetical Epistle. by Richardson, William

Of Public Spirit in Regard to Public Works. an Epistle [in Verse] to ... Frederick, Prince of Wales. by Savage, Richard

Diversity. a Poem. by Anonymous

The Laurel of Liberty, a Poem. by Merry, Robert

The Siege of Copenhagen. a Poem. by Grahame, James

Introduction to Shakespeare's Plays, Containing an Essay on Oratory. by Shakespeare, William, Hanmer, Thomas

A Familiar Address to the Curious in English Poetry; More Particularly to the Readers of Shakspeare, Etc. by Literarius, Thersites

Book of Words of a Romantic Opera in Three Acts, Entitled, King for a Day. by Smith, Valentine, Sankey, Villiers

Remarks on Miss Mitford's Tragedy of Rienzi. by the Editor of Cumberland's British Theatre. [signed: D-G., i.e. George Daniel.] by Daniel, George, Anonymous

A Poem on the Death of the Countess of Sunderland. by F. C. Gent. by Gent, F. C.

The Carmen Seculare of Horace. [Translated by G. Baretti.] Set to Music by MR Philidor. Lat. and Eng. by Baretti, Giuseppe Marc, Horace

Readings for Lent, 1877. the Four Chapters of Consolation, Spoken Previously to Our Saviour's Entry Into Gethsemane [john XIV-XVII]. Rendered in a New by Anonymous, Musgrave, George

The Ascent of Man. [With Other Poems.] by Wallace, Alfred Russell, Blind, Mathilde

The Will of a Certain Northern Vicar. the Second Edition, with Corrections. to Which Is Annex'd, a Codicil, Etc. [by William Cooper, Rector of Kirby W by Cooper, William, Anonymous

Prologue [in Verse] Written for the Re-Opening of the Theatre at Brandenbourgh House, After It Was Embellished and Enlarged in the Year 1795. by Anonymous

The Seditious Insects: Or, the Levellers Assembled in Convocation. a Poem. by Anonymous

Address to Loch Lomond; A Poem. [by James Cririe.] by Anonymous, Cririe, James