Newly Printed Plays
- Henry Carey
- Amelia (opera)
- The Disappointment
- Terminta
- Henry Fielding
- The Lottery
- The Modern Husband
- The Covent-Garden Tragedy
- The Old Debauchees
- The Mock Doctor
- John Gay (with Alexander Pope) - Acis and Galatea (opera by Handel)
- John Kelly - The Married Philosopher
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