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Krr.3.19(12)

Author

Title

The inconstant, a comedy, in five acts. By G. Farquhar. Printed under the authority of the managers, from the prompt book. With notes, critical and explanatory. Also an authentic description of the costume, and the general stage business. As performed at the Theatres Royal, London..

Publication, distribution, etc.

London: : Printed and published by T. Dolby, Britannia Press, 17, Catherine Street, Strand., [1824?]

Physical description

[2], 58, [1] p., [1] leaf of plates : ill. (frontis.; diagrams) ; 14 cm.

Series statement

(Dolby's British theatre)

Note

Publication date from p. [v].

Note

Reworking of 'The Wild Goose Chase' by John Fletcher (first performed 1621).

Note

Additionally on title-page: "Embellished with a Wood Engraving, from an original Drawing made expressly for this Work, by Mr. I.R. Cruikshank, and executed by Mr. White."

Note

At head of title-page: "Dolby's British Theatre".

Note

At foot of title-page: "Price Sixpence."

Note

Engraved plate following p. 58 shows "Position of the characters at the fall of the curtain".

Note

Publication date inferred from p.[v], "Cast of the Characters, ... Covent Garden, 1824."

With note

Bound with 11 other plays issued either by John Cumberland, Thomas Dolby, or Thomas Richardson, shelfmarks Krr.3.19(01) - (11).

Provenance

Ms. signature in pencil, undated and name unread, of a "Professor of [?Gl...]", on title-page recto of first item in sammelband (Krr.3.19(01)).

Binding

Sammelband. 19th-century three-quarter leather with blue marbled paper; blind-tooled dotted roll at edges of leather. Spine flat, divided into five compartments by horizontal gilt double fillets flanked by the same blind roll as on covers, with gilt lettering 'DRAMA' and 'VOL I' in second and fourth compartments thereof; blue false headbands. Textblock trimmed with some minor loss to printed text; edges sprinked red; endpapers undecorated.

Subject

English drama (Comedy) 19th century.

Subject

English drama 17th century Adaptions.

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England London.

Language code

eng

Identifier

B50500
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