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Mrs. Sheridan, acled at
Drury-Lar.e, 8vo. 1763,
was damned on account of
a few pafTages which the
audience thought too inde-
licate.
Duplicity. Com. by Mr.
Holcroft. Acted at Covent-
Garden, 1781. It was re-
ceived with great applaufe,
and undoubtedly has me-
rit.
The Dutch Courtezan. C.
by J. Marfton. Played at
Black-Fryars, by the chil-
dren of the Revels, 410.
1605.
The Dutch Lover. Com.
by Mrs. Behn. A&ed at
the Duke's Theatre, 4*0.
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1673. The plot is founded
en the ilories of Eufemie and
Theodore y Don Jame and
Frederic, in a Spanifh novel.
The Dufchefs of Ma! fey,
Trag. by John Webfter.
Ailed at Black-Fryars and
the Globe, ^to. 1623.
The Dutchcfs of Ma/fey.
Tragedy. Acled at the
Duke's Theatre, J r to. 1678.
The Duchefs of Suffolk*
her Life. An hiilorical play
by Thomas Drue, /}.to.
1 65 j.
The Dutchman. Mu ileal
Entertainment, by Thomas
Bridges. Acted at the
Haymarket, 8vo. 1775.
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THE Earl of EJex. T.
by H. Jones, 8vo.
1753. Acled at Covent-
Garden. This piece, on its
firil appearance, met with
great luccefs, taking a run for
twelve nights, and bringing
the author fome very good
benefits fince in Dublin. It
has been fa id that he was
affiited in the writing it by
the earl of Chefter field, and
the late laureat C. Cibber.
The Earl of EJex . Tra .
by Hen. Brooke. Acled at
Drury-Lane, 8vo. 1761.
Brooke feems to have vari-
ed his con duel, from that of
the former plays on the fub-
jecl, fo much as to give it
fomewhat the air of novelty ;
and this piece appears to
bid the fairer! for maintain-
ing its ground.
The Earl of Mart" marr'd;
nvith the Humours of Jockey
the Highlander. Tragi-
comical Farce, by J. Phi*
lips, 8vo. 1 7 16. This piece
was never acled, being
merely political.
The Earl of Somerfet. T.
by Henry Lucas, 4-to. 1780.
The Earl of Warwick T.
by Dr. Thomas Franklin.
Acled at Drury-Lane, 8vo.
1767. This play, which,
was taken, without any ac-
knowledgment, from ano-
ther on the fame iubjeel,
and