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LONDON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1901
Price Is. London Printed for C. and S. Thomp-
son, No. 75 St. Paul's Church Yard. Upright
folio, title, verso blank ; 6 pp. of music ; n.d.
m- wmiam the Con- 1 Produced at Drury Lane. ue, 200 Harvest Bell 1774. The Waterman ; or, the First of August. st Royal Exchange- \. Ballad Opera, in two acts, as it is performed at
CONTENTS. No. 193.
NOTES ; Dibdin Bibliography, 197-
queror, 199 Bevis Marks Synagogu<
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Partridge Lore, 202-Uncles of Lord Roberts - National the Theatre-Royal, Hay-Market. London: Printed Peculiarities, 203. for T Becket, the corner of the Adelphi, in the
QUERIES :-" Leet-ale " Quotations -De Nune, 203- A Strand. 1775. [Price one shilling.] 8vo, pp. viii Cork Leg -Author of Poem -Hindu Calendar -Fire on | an( j 49.
Cork Leg-
the Hearth-Lord Raglan Ranger's Lodge, Blackheath Little Gidding: Stourbridge Fair Wharton Family 'Boke of Good Workes,' 204 Jews as "Scientists" ' Teunysonian Ode' Fielder Family Arundel : Moiick- ton : Kerr Scilly Islands ' Le Bon Roi Dagobert ' Author and Typesetter, 205 University Degrees Bishop's Ornaments, 206.
REPLIES : Shakespeare the "Knavish," 206 Poem by Joseph Beaumont, 208 Augustus De Morgan on Books- Pictures of Taverns Flag of East India Company, 209 Designation of Foreigners in Mexico Cornish Daisy Names Manor of Tyburn Verbs formed out of Proper Names, 210 "In the days when we went gipsying," 211
Verses Wanted Sham Book-Titles "Lanspisadoes"
Old Songs, 212 Stow's Portrait 'Anson's Voyage round the World,' 213 Reliquary at Orvieto St. Barnabas's Day " Went," 214-Crosier and Pastoral Staff Dual Number in Provincial German, 215.
NOTES ON BOOKS : Wiedemann's 'Realms of the Egyptian Dead ' Niebuhr's 'Tell el Amarna Period' Hardy's ' Calendar of State Papers 'Shaw's ' Calendar of Treasury Books Calendar of Patent Rolls.'
Death of Mr. 'Lewis Andre. Notices to Correspondents.
A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT OF THE
WORKS OF CHARLES DIBDIN.
( Continued from p. 78. )
1774. The Christmass Tale, as perform' d with Universal Applause at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane composed by C. Dibdin Price 10s. Qa. London. Printed for Longman, Lukey & Co. No. 26 Cheapside and John Johnston, near Exeter Change Strand. Oblong folio, pp. ii, 74, of which ii, 1, 15, 56, and 74 are blank.
Written by D. Garrick ; produced at Drury Lane, 27 December, 1773. Another issue (pp. iv, 78) has an ornamental title, an index (pp. iii and iv), and four additional pages of music at end. Price altered, in ink, to 7s. Qd. I am uncertain which is the earlier edition.
1774. *The Cave of Enchantment, an Entertain- ment of Music and Dancing. The music by Mr. Dibdin. Sadler's Wells.
The only knowledge I have of this piece is from advertisements ; it is in no list of Dibdin's works. The list given in his ' Musical Tour' (1788) does not, however, include the titles of twenty-four Sadler's
Written and composed by Dibdin ; produced
17 August, 1774.
Other editions of the text :
A new edition, printed for R. Baldwin, No. 47, Paternoster Row. MDCCLXXXIII., 8vo, pp. viii, 40.
No. 162 in Cumberland's British Theatre. Front, by R. Cruikshank. Price Qd.
No. 344 in French's acting edition (late Lacy's). Price Qd.
No. 154 in Dicks's Standard Plays. Illustration in the manner of Gilbert.
1774. The Waterman a Comic Opera of two Acts As performed with Universal applause at the Theatre Royal Hay Market Composed by C. Dibdin Pr 4s. London Printed for & sold by John Johnston, near Exeter Change Strand and Long- man Lukey & Co., No. 26 Cheapside. Oblong folio, pp. ii, 26; n.d.
A later edition (pp. viii, 30), published by Longman & Broderip, No. 26, Cheapside, is price 5s., and contains the overture (4 pp.) and the song " Indeed, miss, such sweethearts as I am," not in previous edition. Otherwise from the same plates, with differences of arrangement.
1774. The Songs, &c., in 'The Waterman,' adapted for the German Flute. Price Is. Qd. London : John Johnston. Oblong 8vo, pp. ii, 20 ; n.d.
Separate sheet songs :
The Waterman. Bland & Weller. Watermark !14. 2 pp. folio.
Jolly Young Waterman. Sung by Mr. Bannister. 1 p. folio. J. J. (Johnston).
My Trimbuilt Wherry. 1 p. folio ; n.d. Printed for and sold by N. Stewart.
1774. The Cobler : or, a Wife of Ten Thousand.
Ballad Opera. In two acts. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. London : Printed for T. Becket, the corner of the Adelphi, in the Strand. 1774. [Price one shilling.] 8vo, pp. iv, 36.
Written and composed by Dibdin ; produced
9 December, 1774.
1774. *The Songs, &c., in 'The Cobler.' Printed by T. Becket. Price Qd.
It is probable that the vocal score of this piece was published, and that more or less of the music appeared contemporaneously in
Wells pieces which he claimed to have pro- other forms, but I have not seen any positive
duced. I have recovered a number of them I evidence of it.
1775. *Harlequin Neptune ; an entertainment of
music and dancing; the music composed by Mr.
Dibdin.
from advertisements.
1774. The Masque in Amphytrion as Performed
at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane by Mr.
Bannister & Mrs. Scott Compos'd by Mr. Dibdin.
Mentioned in Sadler's Wells advertisements.
