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butt of Mill's Journal, and
all the Jacobite faction.
The Northern Heirefs ; or,
The Humours of York. Com .
by Mrs. Mary Davis. Aft-
ed at Lincoln's-Inn-Fields,
i2mo. 1 716.
The Northern Lafs ; or, A
Nefi of Fools . Com . by R .
Brome. Acted at the Globe
and Black - Fryars, 4ft).
1632. This is one of the
belt of this author's pieces ;
it met with good applaufe
in the reprefentation, and
is commended by his con-
temporary Ben Jonfon.
Northward Hoe. By Tho.
Decker and John Webiter,
4to. 1607. A part of the plot
is borrowed from Maleipi-
ni's \iovels, part 1. Nov. 2.
Northumberland. Trag.
by Mark Anthony Meilan,
8vo. No date. This is on
the fame itory as Rovve's
Lady Jane Gray, and was
never acted.
The Norwich Merchant ;
or, The Happy "Reconcilia-
tion. Farce, 1 zmo. no date.
The Note of Hand', or,
Trip to New?narket. Far.
by Richard Cumberland,
Efq. Acted at Drury-Lane,
O A
THE Oaks ; or, The
Beauties of Canterbury.
Com. by Mrs. Burgefs.
Acted at the Theatre in
Canterbury, 8vo. 1780.
This play takes it name from
05 ]
N U
8vo. 1772. This is a good
Farce, and met with iuc-
cefs.
Novella. Com. by R.
Brome. Acted in 1632,
but not printed till 1653, in
8vo.
The Novelty ; or, Every
Ail a Play, by P. Motteux.
Acted at Lincoln's— Inn-
Fields, 4to. 1697. It con-
fifts of five dilUnct ihort dra-
matic pieces, all of them of
different kinds.
The Nuptials. Mafque,
on the marriage of his Grace
James Duke of Hamilton
and Lady Anna Cochran,
8vo. 1723.
The Nuptials ofPeleus and
Thetis, by James Howel,
4to. 1654. 'J his piece con-
nits of a Mafque, and a Co-
medy, from whence the
Mafque is taken, and was
acted at Paris fix times by
the King in peifon, the
Dukes of Anjou and York,
the Princefs Royal, the
Princefs of Conti, and fe-
veral other illuitrious per-
fonages.
The Nut brown Maid. C.
Op. by G. S. Carey, izmo.
1770.
O A
a place near the cathedral
of the city, where it was
acted and printed. The au-
thor of it was a paftry-cook,
a mantua-maker, and wife
of a parifh- clerk.
Oberan
N O
butt of Mill's Journal, and
all the Jacobite faction.
The Northern Heirefs ; or,
The Humours of York. Com .
by Mrs. Mary Davis. Aft-
ed at Lincoln's-Inn-Fields,
i2mo. 1 716.
The Northern Lafs ; or, A
Nefi of Fools . Com . by R .
Brome. Acted at the Globe
and Black - Fryars, 4ft).
1632. This is one of the
belt of this author's pieces ;
it met with good applaufe
in the reprefentation, and
is commended by his con-
temporary Ben Jonfon.
Northward Hoe. By Tho.
Decker and John Webiter,
4to. 1607. A part of the plot
is borrowed from Maleipi-
ni's \iovels, part 1. Nov. 2.
Northumberland. Trag.
by Mark Anthony Meilan,
8vo. No date. This is on
the fame itory as Rovve's
Lady Jane Gray, and was
never acted.
The Norwich Merchant ;
or, The Happy "Reconcilia-
tion. Farce, 1 zmo. no date.
The Note of Hand', or,
Trip to New?narket. Far.
by Richard Cumberland,
Efq. Acted at Drury-Lane,
O A
THE Oaks ; or, The
Beauties of Canterbury.
Com. by Mrs. Burgefs.
Acted at the Theatre in
Canterbury, 8vo. 1780.
This play takes it name from
05 ]
N U
8vo. 1772. This is a good
Farce, and met with iuc-
cefs.
Novella. Com. by R.
Brome. Acted in 1632,
but not printed till 1653, in
8vo.
The Novelty ; or, Every
Ail a Play, by P. Motteux.
Acted at Lincoln's— Inn-
Fields, 4to. 1697. It con-
fifts of five dilUnct ihort dra-
matic pieces, all of them of
different kinds.
The Nuptials. Mafque,
on the marriage of his Grace
James Duke of Hamilton
and Lady Anna Cochran,
8vo. 1723.
The Nuptials ofPeleus and
Thetis, by James Howel,
4to. 1654. 'J his piece con-
nits of a Mafque, and a Co-
medy, from whence the
Mafque is taken, and was
acted at Paris fix times by
the King in peifon, the
Dukes of Anjou and York,
the Princefs Royal, the
Princefs of Conti, and fe-
veral other illuitrious per-
fonages.
The Nut brown Maid. C.
Op. by G. S. Carey, izmo.
1770.
O A
a place near the cathedral
of the city, where it was
acted and printed. The au-
thor of it was a paftry-cook,
a mantua-maker, and wife
of a parifh- clerk.
Oberan
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| Description | Containing an account of all the dramatic pieces that have appeared from the commencement of theatrical exhibitions to the present time. Together with their dates ... To which is added. An alphabetical catalogue of dramatic writers, with the titles ... And also a short sketch of the rise and progress of the English stage. London : Printed for S. Bladon, 1792. |
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| Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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| Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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