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Container Reference (shelfmark) Add MS 25906-26036

11. Add MS 25916

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1. "A NEW Pantomime called The School for Necromancy. Composed by Mr. [C-] Delpini." f. 1. 2. "THE Danaides, a Tragico-pantomime Ballet. Composed by Mr. [Jean Georges] Noverre." From the MS. of Mr. Noverre, by Parkyns. f. 14. Paper; xviiith cent. Large Octavo. London Theatres: Collection of p...
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Western Manuscripts
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English
Date Range:
18th century
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1 item

12. Add MS 25917

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"THE Secret of the Closet, a Comedy [in five Acts] by Alexander Donovan." Paper; xviiith cent. Quarto. Alexander Donovan: The Secret of the Closet: a comedy: 18th cent. London Theatres: Collection of plays etc., intended for performance at the same: 18th-19th centt.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
Date Range:
18th century
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1 item

13. Add MS 25918

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" THE Bridegroom, a Farce in two Acts," by " A[ndrew] Franklin;" [1794]. Paper.. Octavo. Andrew Franklin: The Bridegroom: a farce: 1794. London Theatres: Collection of plays etc., intended for performance at the same: 18th-19th centt.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
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[1794]
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1 item

14. Add MS 25919

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"THE Forty Thieves, a Musical Drama by E- Green; 26 Aug. [1794]." Paper. Quarto. E- Green: The Forty Thieves, a musical drama: 1794. London Theatres: Collection of plays etc., intended for performance at the same: 18th-19th centt.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
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26 Aug [1794]
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1 item

15. Add MS 25920

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A DRAMA without title, by Prince Hoare. Acts i. and iii. with the cast in pencil, by Thomas Sheridan. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto. Thomas Sheridan, son of Richard Brinsley Butler Sheridan: Notes on plays: 18th cent. Prince Hoare: Drama: 19th cent. London Theatres: Collection of plays etc., inte...
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Western Manuscripts
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English
Date Range:
19th century
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1 item

16. Add MS 25921

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"THE Discarded Daughter, a Tragedy By Ann Hobbs." Paper xixth cent. Large Octavo. Ann Hobbe: The Discarded Daughter: a tragedy: 19th cent. London Theatres: Collection of plays etc., intended for performance at the same: 18th-19th centt.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
Date Range:
19th century
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1 item

17. Add MS 25922

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THE Wedding Day, a comedy, by Mrs. Elizabeth Inchbald. Act ii. Autograph. Paper; xviiith cont. Folio. Elizabeth Inchbald: "The Wedding Day," a comedy: 18th cent.: Autogr. London Theatres: Collection of plays etc., intended for performance at the same: 18th-19th centt.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
Date Range:
18th century
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1 item

18. Add MS 25923

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A PLAY without title, in two acts, by Thomas Ingpen, 19 Oct. 1801. Paper. Large Octavo. Thomas Ingpen, of Hammersmith: "Matilda," a play: 1801. London Theatres: Collection of plays etc., intended for performance at the same: 18th-19th centt.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
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19 Oct 1801
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1 item

19. Add MS 25924

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AN opera without title, in three acts, by Charles Lamb. Autograph. Paper; xviiith cent. Small Quarto. Charle Lamb: An opera, without title: 18th cent.: Autogr. London Theatres: Collection of plays etc., intended for performance at the same: 18th-19th centt.
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Western Manuscripts
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English
Date Range:
18th century
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1 item

20. Add MS 25925

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"DISSOLUTION of the Roman Republic, a Tragedy [in four acts] by John Patteshull [al. Charles Lamb]." Imperfect. At the end are autograph corrections b C. Lamb of his "Maid's Tragedy, 1830." Paper; xviiith cent. Quarto. Charle Lamb: Dissolution of the Roman Republic: a tragedy, under his pseudon...
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
18th century
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1 item