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May 12 27. Covent-Garden. Rosina [P Wild Oats (12M) bLovers Quarrels Comus (27 M).]

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. 61:1 . 1 (J), p. 86.T R.

Jan. 1. Covent-Garden. Te Busy Body [P Te Picture o Paris.]

. 61:1 . 4 (Ap), p. 363.T R.

April4. Drury-Lane. Te Gamester[P Te Deuce is in Him.]

. 61:1 . 6 (J), p. 591.T R.

June 14. Covent-Garden. Te Busy Body [P Te Farmer.]

. 61:2 . 3 (Spb), p. 879.T R.

Sept. 17. Covent-Garden. Te Busy Body [P Love in a Camp.]


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Nov. 29. Drury-Lane (Hay-Market). Te Wonder[P RichardCoeur de Lion.]

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. 61:1 . 3 (M), p. 287.T R.

Feb. 15. Drury-Lane. Whos the Dupe?[P Te Siege o Belgrade.]

. 61:1 . 3 (M), p. 287.T R.

Feb. 15 21. Covent-Garden. Te Belles Stratagem [P TeFarmer(15 Fb) wo Strings to Your Bow (21 Fb).]

. 61:1 . 4 (Ap), p. 363.T R.

April30. Drury-Lane. Whos the Dupe? [P Te Haunted ower.]

. 61:1 . 5 (M), p. 495.T R.

May 10 26. Drury-Lane. Te Belles Stratagem [P Follies o aDay (10 M) Te Padlock (26 M).]

May 31. Covent-Garden. Te Runaway [P Te Liar.]

. 61.1 . 5 (M), p. 495.T R.

May 24. Covent-Garden. Which is the Man? [P PrimroseGreen.]

. 61:1 . 6 (J), p. 591.T R.

June 3. Covent-Garden. Te Belles Stratagem [P Te CottageMaid.]


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. 61:1 . 6 (J), p. 591.T R.

June 8. Hay-Market. Whos the Dupe?[P Te Battle o Hexham.]

. 61:2 . 2 (A), p. 783.T R.

Aug. 26. Hay-Market. Whos the Dupe? [P b Te Battle o Hexham Te Catch Club.]

. 61:2 . 3 (Spb), p. 879.

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Sept. 12 15. Hay-Market (Little). Whos the Dupe?[P TeSurrender o Calais.]

. 61:2 . 4 (Ob), p. 975.T R.

Oct. 24. Drury (Hay-Market). Whos the Dupe?[P Te Siegeo Belgrade.]

. 61:2 . 6 (Db), p. 1167.T R.

Dec. 3, 5, 6, 9, 30. Covent-Garden. A Day in urkey; or, Te RussianSlaves [P Hob in the Well(3 Db), Oscar and Malvina (5Db), Te Farmer(6 Db),A Divertisement(9 Db), Blue

Beard; or, Te Flight o Harlequin (30 Db).]

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61:1 . 1 (J), pp. 55-7.7.Memoirs o the Lie and gallant Exploits o the old Highlander, Serjeant Donald

Macleod, who, having returned, wounded, with the Corpse o General Wole, omQuebec, was admitted an Out-pensioner o Chelsea Hospital in 1759; and is nowin the 103d Year o his Age.

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Jan. 7. Covent-Garden. Te Child o Nature [P Rose and Colin Te Picture o Paris.]

. 61:1 . 3 (M), p. 287.T R.

March 2. Covent-Garden. Te Midnight Hour[P Te Wood-man.]


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. 61:1 . 5 (M), p. 495.T R.

May 11. Drury-Lane. Te Hue and Cry [P Love or Love.]May 31. Covent-Garden. Te Midnight Hour[P Te Comedyo Errors Soldiers Festival.]

. 61:1 . 6 (J), p. 591.T R.

June 13. Hay-Market.Ill ell You What![P Agreeable Surprize.]June 17. Hay-Market.A Mogul ale [P Summer Amusement.]

61:2 . 1 (J), p. 687.T R.

July 9, 11, 12, 18, 20, 23, 27, 28, 29. Hay-Market.Next Door Neighbours[P LHal an Hour aer Supper(9, 18, 23, 29 J), Te

Author(9 J), Gretna Green (11 23 J), Seeing is Believing(11, 12, 20 J), IbA Mogul ale (12 J),A Quarter o an Hour beore Dinner(14 27 J), Te Citizen (14 J), Te Son-in-Law (18 28 J), Te

Flitch o Bacon (20 27 J), Te Minor(29 J).]

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IbNext Door Neighbours.]. 61:2 . 2 (A), p. 783.T R.

Aug. 13 30. Hay-Market. Next Door Neighbours [P bTe Padlock Te Irishman in Spain (13 A) b Te Manager in

Distress Gretna Green (30 A).]

. 61.2 . 5 (Nb), p. 1071.T R.

Nov. 19. Covent-Garden. Te Midnight Hour[P Artaxerxes.]

. 61:2 . 6 (Db), p. 1167.T R.

Dec. 13. Covent-Garden. Animal Magnetism [P Te Wood-man.]

Dec. 20. Covent-Garden. Te Midnight Hour[P Te Duenna.]


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Notes to pages 22261 323

Gentemans Magazine

1. 1790: Tis poems Latin epigram, adapted rom the opening line o PolitiansEegy on theExie and Death o Ovid, is omitted here [CSB].

2. cstos otom:maintainer o county [CSB].3. Jenny H: Judith Jennings in Gende, Reigion, and Radicaism (Aldershot: Ashgate,

2006), pp. 878) identies Jenny H as Jane Harry Tresher (175684). Born inJamaica o an English ather and a Jamaican slave mother, Tresher was identied in herobituary as an abolitionist [CSB].

4. staking oth into the next wod: Vice is every day [] stalking orth with more hard-ened efrontery, an assertion Johnson makes in his 1754 essay questioning the virtue oreligious solitude (an important component o Quaker worship) [CSB].

5.Snake in the Gass

: Charles Leslies (16501722) controversial 1696 anti-Quaker workTe Snake in the Grass: or Satan transormed into an Angel o Light, which had run tothree editions by 1698. SeeDNB [CSB].

6. A Switch o the Snake: Joseph Wyeths (16631731) 1699 Anguis Flagellatus: or aSwitch or the Snake. Being an answer to the Tird and Last edition o the Snake in theGrass. SeeDNB [CSB].

7. Heoes shadows: Aeneas conronted netherworld shades by Ofering his brandishdweapon at their ace, / Had not the Sibyl stopd his eager pace, / And told him whatthose empty phantoms were. See Popes translation o Virgil,Aeneid, VI.4048 [CSB].

8. A Constant Reader o the G. M.: James Kuist attributes this letter to Anna Seward. TeNichos Fie, p. 143 [CSB].

9. them: In the intervening paragraph which we have omitted as having nothing to do withMontague, the author o the letter inveighs against a Myriad o ignorant, stupid, or mali-cious Critics (p. 303).

10. Monste: Between 1788 and 1790, Rhynwick Williams attacked several London womenwith a knie, leading to a panic among city-dwellers. Te attacks were broadly reported inthe periodical press, which deemed him the Monster; and his capture and trial capturedimaginations throughout the country [SE].

11. Sande Hate: Alexander Popes Satires and Epistles o Homer, Imitated (book 2,satire 1, lines 814). See Alexander Popes Poetica Woks, to which is Pefxed the Lieo the Atho o Aexande Pope, ed. Samuel Johnson (Philadelphia, PA: J. J. Woodward,1836) [CSB].

12. In egad to thee mentioned: see Letter to Lord Harvey, Woks o Aexande Pope, vol.8, p. 196 [CSB].

13. Mothe Needham: Convicted on 29 April 1731 o pandering, Elizabeth Needham diedaer standing two days in the pillory and was memorialized in Hogarths 1731 Te

Haots Pogess. SeeDNB; and W. Hogarth and . Cook,Anecdotes o the CeebatedWiiam Hogath (London, 1813), pp. 2636 [CSB].

14. tacd with a Sn-beam: Anna Sewards 1782 Poem to the Memory o Lady Millar.racd by a sun-beam, the broad letters blaze [SE].

15. Curl: Edmund Curll (16751747), a controversial London bookseller amous or hislong-running and vituperative battles with Pope. SeeDNB [CSB].

16. Court Poems: own Ecoges: Ironically, the 1716 volume Cot Poems I. Te Basset-abe.An Ecoge. II. Te Dawing-Room. III. Te oiet(hereaer Montagus Court Poems)was in act published in London as the Productions o a Lady o Quality. A 1716 Dublinpublication by the same title identies Pope as its author (hereaer Popes Court Poems).

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