MoEML References in Shakeosphere
LONG5: Long Lane, Aldersgate
- 256542: An astrolo-Physical compendium (1796)
Variants:
- Long lane
- 6: The children in the wood, or the Norfolk gentleman's last will and testament. A true story (1791)
- 11020: Maria the unfortunate fair (1795)
- 11022: Lovely Kitty (1795)
- 11023: London's walking out of town (1795)
- 12577: The sequel to Maria (1795)
- 12579: Stop the mill (1795)
- 12581: The Soho bazaar (1795)
- 12626: The rose bud in summer (1795)
- 19440: The tragical death of A Apple Pye (1795)
- 19442: The tragical death of A Apple-Pye (1800)
- 20478: Accuse me not (1795)
- 20479: The bewilder'd maid (1795)
- 20481: The Bethnal Green tragedy (1795)
- 20483: Answer to "The wanderer" (1795)
- 20495: Chit chat (1795)
- 20496: The comical man (1795)
- 20512: Fly not yet! (1795)
- 20513: The drake & the gander (1795)
- 20515: Donald, the pride of Dumblane (1795)
- 20516: Darby Kelly (1795)
- 22535: The Gloucestershire tragedy; or, the true lover's downfall (1792)
- 23748: A full and particular account of the remarkable trial, and execution, of the late unfortunate queen of France who was executed by the guillotine at Paris, on Wednesday last, the 16th of October, 1793. (1793)
- 26427: An explanation of the vices of the age (1795)
- 35118: The new Drury-Lane concert (1792)
- 42108: Success to old England! (1799)
- 42129: That's all I say (1800)
- 42195: An excellent ballad of a dreadful combat fought between Moor of Moor-hall, and the dragon of Wantley (1800)
- 43887: The entertaining history of Master Billy, and Miss Polly Kindly (1800)
- 47771: Tom Toper's Tale over his jug of ale (1800)
- 61783: The history of the trial and execution of Marie Antoinette (1793)
- 62192: The afflicted parents (1792)
- 66542: The history of Jack and the giants (1795)
- 67625: A choice penny-worth of wit (1791)
- 67688: The Berkshire lady (1792)
- 67690: The Plymouth tragedy (1792)
- 67691: The Plymouth tragedy (1792)
- 70045: Jessy, the flow'r o' Dumblain (1795)
- 70072: British volunteers (1791)
- 70176: The prodigal daughter (1791)
- 70191: The Gloucestershire tragedy; or, the true lover's downfall (1791)
- 70271: The Berkshire lady (1791)
- 77793: Fancy's festivals (1657)
- 108689: The walks of Islington and Hogsdon (1657)
- 113987: Funerall elegies. Or The sad muses in sables (1655)
- 178682: A discouerie of the most secret and subtile practises of the Iesuites. Translated out of French (1610)
- 187133: The soule is immortall: or, Certaine discourses defending the immortalitie of the soule; against the limmes of Sathan (1611)
- 196329: True newes of a notable victorie obtayned against the Turkes. By the right honourable Lorde, Adolph Baron of Swartzburg, the 18. day of March last past, anno 1598 (1598)
- 199580: A true bill of the vvhole number that hath died (1603)
- 207484: A Full and true account of the civil war in Paris, :containing a full account of the riots in that city; the particulars of the soldiers and cannon planted round the Convention; (1793)
- 208076: Cheap repository. Sunday reading (1796)
- 208135: The Delight of the muses (1791)
- 208195: The Delights of Ranelagh :being a collection of the newest songs sung this season, at Vauxhall, Ranelagh, &c. including 1. The maid of the mill ... [and 22 others] (1791)
- 208514: The Westchester Wonder. Or, The young man's trance (1791)
- 234480: The golden bull; or, garland of love's craftiness (1795)
- 235536: The honour of a London 'prentice (1793)
- 261664: The History of Reynard the fox (1800)
- 263354: Roman charity (1791)
- 264216: Love in a tub; or, the old miser outwitted (1791)
- 269842: The wanton wife of Bath (1791)
- 271869: The Yarmouth tragedy: or, the constant lovers (1800)
- 279063: The hubbub; or, The history of farmer Russel, the hard-hearted overseer (1797)
- 286164: The seaman of Dover (1800)
- 287317: The golden bull or, garland of love's craftiness (1795)
- 289013: The Crafty London 'prentice; or, Bow bells (1791)
- 289042: The cruel step-mother; or, the unhappy son (1791)
- 289171: The British raft (1791)
- 289223: The crops. A favourite song. Sung by Mr. Dignum, at Vauxhall (1791)
- 289379: Ye sailors bold (1791)
- 290047: The fair (1792)
- 290048: Faults on both sides (1791)
- 290063: The Loving quaker. Tune, O dear w [blank] (1800)
- 290661: The Jolly ship carpenter (1791)
- 292071: The British raft (1795)
- 292685: The constant lover's last adieu (1795)
- 292944: The desponding negro (1795)
- 293226: The fainthearted lover or, the hero rewarded (1795)
- 293229: Fair Kitty. A new song (1795)
- 293478: For you my lovely girl. A new song (1795)
- 293554: The galley slave (1800)
- 293698: Happy were the days (1795)
- 293787: The honest waterman. Sung by Mr. Dibdin (1795)
- 293834: The hurlebaloo; or, the publicans in the dumps (1795)
- 293851: I'll stay for my Jack and he'll wed me (1795)
- 294598: The Berkshire lady (1791)
- 295067: The land we live in (1795)
- 295169: The life of Ann Winterflood. Tune - Desponding negro (1800)
- 295184: The little gipsey (1795)
- 295269: Lowland Willy (1795)
- 295501: Meg of Wapping (1796)
- 295532: Tea, coffee, and chocolate warehouse, Davidson, tea-man, at the Golden Cannister, (no. 66,) the corner of Long-lane, West-smithfield, London; respectfully acquaints his friends, and the public in general, that he has now on sale a large assortment of the finest and richest rough flavoured teas, (1795)
- 295542: The milkman (1795)
- 296009: Nancy. In answer to the sailor's journal (1800)
- 296010: Nancy. In answer to the sailor's journal (1800)
- 296148: New married woman's resolution (1800)
- 297221: The new Warley camp (1800)
- 297417: Poor old England. Sung by Mr. Dibden [sic] (1795)
- 297463: Wives and sweethearts; or, Saturday night at sea. Written and composed by Mr. Dibden [sic] (1795)
- 297967: Sailor Dick (1795)
- 298325: The sweet little girl that I love (1800)
- 298342: Tally high ho; or, all the world turn'd grinders. Sung at Mr. Astley's Theatre (1800)
- 298462: Thurot's defeat (1800)
- 299712: The cries of London (1800)
- 300063: The mournful widow's garland (1795)
- 300600: The wandering young gentlewoman (1795)
- 300653: William and Susan (1791)
- 300704: A choice penny-worth of wit (1791)
- 301809: The jovial batchelor (1791)
- 309458: The sequel to Maria (1800)
- 316720: The crown and glory of Chrstianity [sic] (1800)
- 318526: The miser outwitted by a woman (1800)
- 319470: The broken contract (1800)
- 396250: The surprising wonder of Doctor Watts (1800)
- 412370: The Westchester wonder. Or, the young man's trance (1800)
- 422766: The Turkey factor (1791)
- 422797: Two carols for Christmas (1780)
- 424013: The tragical ballad of the nobleman's cruelty to his son (1791)
- 469819: Prayers to be used by a child or young person;- (1790)
- 470297: The shepherd of Salisbury Plain (1800)
- 470749: The death of Parker. (1797)
- 471119: The carpenter; or, The danger of evil company (1795)
- 471561: Cheap repository. John the shopkeeper turned sailor: or, The folly of going out of our element (1798)
- 471571: Cheap Repository. Sunday Reading. The judgment day (1798)
- 471614: Cheap repository. Sunday reading. Daniel in the den of lions. (1798)
- 471633: The bee proffers honey, but bears a sting. (1791)
- 471642: Oh! Cruel (1791)
- 471716: Cheap repository. Sunday Reading. Noah's flood. (1798)
- 474929: Donald the pride of Dumblain. (1800)
- 475386: Beggar girl. (1800)
- 475397: Jessy, the flow'r o' Dumblain. (1800)
- 475398: Ere round the huge oak. (1800)
- 475399: Dennis M'Phane. (1800)
- 475405: The loving quaker. (1800)
- 475407: Cobling a critical trade is. (1800)
- 475408: The storm. (1800)
- 475409: A victim to delicate love (1800)
- 475410: Marian's my lily, and Flora's my rose. (1800)
- 475411: Mary the gypsey. (1800)
- 475503: Beggar girl. (1800)
- 475995: Young Lubin, or The shepherd's boy. (1797)
- 477812: The history of Tom Noddy and his sister Sue (1791)
- Longlane
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