STAGE

The Stage Condemn'd, and The Encouragement given to the Immoralilies and Profaiieness of the Théâtre, by the English Schools, Universities and Pulpits, Censura. King Charles I. Sundays Mask and Déclaration for Sports and Pastimes on the Sabbalh, largely Pielated and Anintadverted upon. The Arguments of ail tiie Authors tliat iiave Writ in Defence of Ihe Stage against Mr. Collier, Consider'd. And The Sensé of the Fathers, Councils, Antient Philosophcrs and Poets, and of the Grcek and Roman States, and of the First Christian Emperours concerning the Drama, Faithfulhj Delivefd. Together with The Censure of the English State and of several Anlient and Modem Divines of the Church of England upon the Stage. And Remarks on diverse late Plays, as also on those presented by the two Universities to King Charles I. London : Printed for John Salusbury, at the Angel in St. Pauls Ghurch-Yard. 1698. 8", {Bibliothèque de l'auteur.)

A Yindication of the Stage, With the Uscfulness and Advantages of Dramalick Représentations, In Answcr to Jlr. Collier's Late Book, Enlituled, A View of the Prophaness {sic) and Immorality, etc. In a Letler to a Friend. Aut Prodesse volunt, aut Delectare Poetœ. Délectant homines, milii crede, ludi, non cas solitm, qui fatentur; sed illos etiam qui Dissinuilant. Cicero. London : Printed for Joseph Wild, at tiie Sign of the Eléphant at Charing-Cross. MDCXCYIII. 4".

{British Muséum : 641. e. 13./4.)

Some Thoughts Concerning the Stage in a Letter to a Lady. London : Printed, and arc to beSold by /. Nutt. near Slatinners-Ifall. 1704.8°.

{British Muséum : 6il. e. 12./8.)

A Représentation of the Impiety and Immorality of the English Stage,

witli Reason for puttinrj a stop thereio : and nome Questions addrest to those ii'lto fréquent the Play-Houses. London, Printed, and are to be sold by J. Nidt near Stationers-IIall, 1704. 8".

(British Muséum : 641. e, 12./7.)

STANHOPE (Philip, Henry, 5th Earl <>f Stanhope),

History of Eiigland from the peace of Utrecht to the peace of Versailles, 1713-1783. By Lord Mahon. In seven volumes. Leipzig, Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1853. 12".

History of England comprising the reign of Queen Anne until the peace of Utreclit, by Earl Stanhope, 1701-1713, In two volumes. Leipzig, Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1870. li\

STAPYLTON (Sm Robert).

The Slighted Maid, A Comedy, Acted with great Applanse ai the Théâtre in Littlc Z,inco/Hs-/Hn-Fields, By Ilis Higliness the Duke of York's Servants. London, Printed for Thomas Dring, at the George near St. Dunstan's Church in Fleet-street. 1663. 4°.

{British Muséum : 83. b. 22.)

The Step-Molhcr A Tragi-Comedy, Acted with great Applause at the Théâtre in Little Lincolns-Inn Fields, By Mis Ilighness the Duke of York's Servants. Imprimatur, Decemb. 26. 1663. Roger L'Estrange. London, Printed by .1. Streater; And are to be sold by Timothy Twy... {cœtera désuni : titre rogné).

[British Muséum : 83. b. 22.)

The Tragédie of Hero and Leander. Written by S''- Robi^rt Stapylton K' One of the Gentlemen Ushers of his Majesty's Most Honorable Privy Chamber. Licensed .4ugust 25. 1668. Roger LEstrange. London, Printed for Thomas Dring the Younger, at the White Lyon next Chancery- Lane in Fleet-street, 1669. 4^ (British Muséum : 83. b. 22.)