Poet
George Colman
1732–1794
English
- A FRENCH MAXIM IN PROSE. February 11, 1786
- A POSTHUMOUS WORK OF S. JOHNSON. AN ODE. April 15, 1786
- AN ADDRESS Spoken at the HAY-MARKET THEATRE by MR. LACY, September 13, 1784
- AN EXTEMPORE, ON SETTING OUT FOR BATH. Dec. 31, 1785
- EPIGRAM FROM MARTIAL. March 9, 1786
- EPILOGUE TO CLEMENTINA, Spoken by Mrs. YATES
- EPILOGUE To the COMEDY called A FRIEND in NEED is a FRIEND INDEED! Spoken by Mrs. BULKLEY. July, 1783
- EPILOGUE TO THE FAIRY TALE, Spoken by Miss HOPKINS in the Character of the Fairy Page, at Drury Lane Theatre…
- EPILOGUE TO THE MAID OF HONOUR, Acted at the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, Spoken by Mrs. SIDDONS. January, 1785
- EPILOGUE TO THE TRAGEDY OF JULIA; OR THE ITALIAN LOVER. Intended for Miss FARREN. April, 1787
- EPILOGUE To the YOUNG QUAKER, Spoken by Miss FRODSHAM, in the Character of DINAH. August, 1783
- EPILOGUE TO TIMANTHES, Spoken by Mrs. YATES. February, 1770
- EPILOGUE, Spoken at the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, April 30, 1765. By Miss HOPKINS a Child of Six Years old…
- EPILOGUE, To the CAPRICIOUS LADY, altered from the SCORNFUL LADY of BEAUMONT and FLETCHER, And acted at the…
- EPILOGUE, To the COMEDY of I'LL TELL YOU WHAT! Spoken by Miss FARREN. August, 1785
- EPILOGUE, TO THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, Spoken by Mrs. ABINGTON in the Character of Lady TEAZLE. June, 1777
- FAREWELL EPILOGUE, Spoken at WYNNSTAY, after the Representation of CYMBELINE, and THE SPANISH BARBER. January…
- Fragment of a Love Elegy
- HORACE's EPISTLE TO THE PISOS
- LODGINGS FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN.
- Mother Shipton
- My Night-Gown And Slippers
- OCCASIONAL EPILOGUE, On the Departure of the MANAGER of the THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN, May 26, 1774. Spoken…
- OCCASIONAL PROLOGUE, On opening the THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET, May 31, 1783. Spoken by Mr. PALMER
- OCCASIONAL PROLOGUE, On the Appearance of Miss MORRIS in the Character of JULIET, at the THEATRE ROYAL in…
- OCCASIONAL PROLOGUE, To the TRAGEDY of TANCRED and SIGISMUNDA, and the COMEDY of the GUARDIAN, revived at the…
- PART THE SECOND.
- PROLOGUE At the opening of the THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET, June, 1786. Spoken by Mr. BENSLEY
- PROLOGUE On Opening the New THEATRE ROYAL in LIVERPOOL, On Friday, June 5, 1772. Spoken by Mr. YOUNGER
- PROLOGUE On opening the THEATRE ROYAL, at LIVERPOOL, for the Winter Season. Spoken by Mr. YOUNGER. October…
- PROLOGUE On the opening of the THEATRE ROYAL in the HAY-MARKET, May 15, 1777. Spoken by Mr. PALMER
- PROLOGUE TO I'LL TELL YOU WHAT! A COMEDY, written by Mrs. INCHBALD. Spoken by Mr. PALMER. August, 1785
- PROLOGUE To LILLO's TRAGEDY of FATAL CURIOSITY, on its Revival at the THEATRE ROYAL in the HAY-MARKET, June…
- PROLOGUE To Mr. HAYLEY's COMEDY in RHYME, called The TWO CONNOISSEURS, Spoken by Mr. WILSON in the Character…
- PROLOGUE To Mr. HAYLEY's TRAGEDY of LORD RUSSEL, Spoken by Mr. PALMER. August, 1784
- PROLOGUE TO PHILASTER. Revived on the first Appearance of Mr. POWELL, Spoken by MR. KING. MDCCLXIII
- PROLOGUE TO THE BEGGARS BUSH. Spoken at WYNNSTAY. Christmas, 1778
- PROLOGUE To the BIRTH-DAY, A COMEDY of Two ACTS, Written by Mr. O'KEEFE, First acted at the THEATRE ROYAL in…
- PROLOGUE TO THE CAPUCHIN. Spoken by Mr. FOOTE. August, 1776
- PROLOGUE To the CHAPTER of ACCIDENTS, A Comedy written by Miss LEE, Spoken by Mr. PALMER. August, 1780
- PROLOGUE TO THE COMEDY OF BON TON. Spoken by Mr. KING. November, 1773
- PROLOGUE To the COMEDY of the DISBANDED OFFICER, or The BARONESS of BRUCHSAL, Acted at the THEATRE ROYAL…
- PROLOGUE To the COMEDY of The EAST-INDIAN. Spoken by Mr. PALMER. July, 1782
- PROLOGUE TO THE COMEDY OF THE SISTER, Written by Mrs. LENOX, Author of the FEMALE QUIXOTE, A Novel. Spoken by…
- PROLOGUE To the COMEDY of TIT for TAT, Acted at the THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET, Spoken by Mr. PALMER. August…
- PROLOGUE To the FARCE of the MAN-MILLINER. February, 1787
- PROLOGUE To the POSITIVE MAN, A FARCE written by Mr. O'KEEFFE, Spoken by Mr. EDWIN in the Character of LINGO…
- PROLOGUE To the Revived Comedy of EPICAENE, or the SILENT WOMAN. January, 1776
- PROLOGUE TO THE ROMAN FATHER, Acted at the Theatre at Bristol, on Friday, July 14, 1769. For the Family of…
- PROLOGUE TO THE SPANISH BARBER. Spoken by Mr. PARSONS in the Character of PAUL PRIG, in Mr. FOOTE's Comedy of…
- PROLOGUE To the SUICIDE, A COMEDY! Spoken by Mr. PALMER. August, 1778
- PROLOGUE To the TRAGEDY of CLEMENTINA. Spoken by Mr. BENSLEY. March, 1771
- PROLOGUE TO TONY LUMPKIN IN TOWN. A Farce written by Mr. O'KEEFFE, Spoken by Mr. PALMER. 1776
- PROLOGUE To TWO TO ONE, a COMEDY, written by G. COLMAN, Jun. Spoken by Mr. PALMER. June, 1785
- PROLOGUE, On opening the New THEATRE ROYAL at MANCHESTER, Spoken by MR. YOUNGER. October, 1775
- PROLOGUE, On the opening of the THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET, June, 1781. Spoken by MR. PALMER
- PROLOGUE, Spoken at WYNNSTAY. Christmas, 1780
- PROLOGUE, Spoken at WYNNSTAY. January, 1781
- PROLOGUE, Spoken by Mr. POWELL at the closing of the Theatre Royal, in Covent-Garden, on Saturday, June 4…
- PROLOGUE, Spoken by Mr. SHUTER, at the Opening of the Old Theatre, at Richmond, on Saturday, June 6, 1767
- PROLOGUE, TO THE ELECTION OF THE MANAGERS. Spoken by MR. PALMER. June, 1784
- PROLOGUE, To the revived Comedy called EASTWARD HOE. Spoken by MR. KING. November 9, 1775
- PROLOGUE, TO THE YOUNG QUAKER, A COMEDY written by Mr. O'KEEFFE, Spoken by Mr. PALMER. August, 1783
- Psalm XXXIX. Imitated in Blank Verse. MDCCLXXVI
- SIR THOMAS ERPINGHAM'sSONNET ON HIS LADY.
- The Cobler of Cripplegate's Letter to Robert Lloyd, a. M
- The Contented Cuckold
- THE ELDER BROTHER.
- The Fable of the Trees
- The Game at Loo
- The Ghost in Cock-lane, Epigram
- The Knight And The Friar. Part First.
- THE LAUREAT. AN ODE. April 11, 1786
- The Newcastle Apothecary.
- The Poets, a Town Eclogue
- The Rolliad. an Heroick Poem, Canto I
- The Rolliad. an Heroick Poem, Canto II
- The Three Witches at the Jubilee Masquerade
- The Water-Fiends.
- To Any Minister or Great Man