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James Cobb (1756-1818)

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Type of entity: Person

Name: James Cobb

Date of birth: 1756

Date of death: 1818

Source of information: Special Collections

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James F. Cobb (1829-)

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BC Gen/ENG: The doctor and the apothecary : a musical entertainment : in two acts

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BC Gen/ENG: The first floor : a farce, in two acts

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BC Music/STO: The haunted tower : a comic opera in three acts

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BC Music/STO: The pirates : an opera in three acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane

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English K-0.033/COB: The doctor and the apothecary : a musical entertainment in two acts

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English K-0.033/FAR: English readings : a comic piece, in one act. Inscribed to George Colman, Esq

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English K-0.033/FAR: The first floor : a farce, in two acts. As it is now acting at the Theatres-Royal in London and Dublin

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English K-0.033/JEP: Love in the East : or, Adventures of twelve hours. A comic opera, in three acts

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English K-0.033/OPE: Love in the East : or, Adventures of twelve hours : a comic opera in three acts, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane

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Fiske-Platt STO: The doctor and the apothecary : a musical entertainment, as it is perform'd at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane

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Fiske-Platt/MAZ: Paul and Virginia : a musical drama performed with unbounded applause at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden

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Fiske-Platt/SHI: Love in the east, or Adventures of twelve hours : a comic opera as performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane

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Fiske-Platt/STO: The overture, favorite airs, duett, glees & chorusses, in the new musical entertainment, call'd The glorious first of June : as performed with universal applause for the first time at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane on Wednesday July 2nd. 1794