Newly Published Drama
- Daniel Bellamy - Miscellanies in Prose and Verse
- Henry Carey - Nancy (opera)
- Thomas Cooke - The Mournful Nuptials (not acted)
- David Mallet - Mustapha
- James Miller - An Hospital for Fools
- Edward Phillips - Britons, Strike Home
- William Shirley - The Parricide
- James Thomson - Edward and Eleonara
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