1729, when he died, aged 57, at his Houfe in SurryStreet, in the Strand, and on the 26th following was buried in Westminster Abbey, the Pall being fupported by Perfons of the firit Diftinction.

His dramatic Pieces are seven in Number, and their Titles as follow:

1. Old Batchelor. C. 2. Double Dealer. C. 3. Love for Love. C. 4. Mourning Bride.

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5. Way of the World. C.
6. Fudgement of PARIS. May
7. SAMELE. Oratoria,

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The Old Bachelor.

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OLD BATCHELOR:

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COMEDY.

Quem tulit ad Scenam ventofo gloria curru,
Exanimat lentus fpectator; fedulus inflat.

Sic leve, fic parvum eft, animum quod laudis avarum
Subruit, aut reficit-

Horat. Lib. II. Epist. i.

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