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I. Pocock

Born: 1782

Died: 1835

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Born: 1782

Died: 1835

Books by I. Pocock (50 max)

The magpie, or The maid: a melo drame : in three acts

1815

Rob Roy MacGregor, or, Auld lang syne: a musical drama, in three acts : founded on the popular novel of Rob Roy

1818

For England, Ho!: a melo-dramatic opera, in two acts

1800

The miller and his men a melo-drame in two acts

1813

I. Pocock, Publisher C & J C Neal, Printer Mifflin & Parry

The miller and his men a melo-drama, in two acts

1820

Rob Roy MacGregor: or, "Auld Lang Syne" ; an operatic play, in three acts

1800

Zembuca ; or, The net-maker and his wife a dramatic romance in two acts as represented at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, on Monday, March 27, 1815

1816

The miller and his men a melo-drama in two acts

1800

The miller and his men: a melo-drame in two acts

1813

John of Paris: a comic opera in two acts

1814

Rob Roy MacGregor, or, Auld lang syne a musical drama, in three acts : founded on the popular novel of Rob Roy

1818

Montrose, or, The children of the mist a musical drama in three acts : founded on The legend of Montrose

1822

Bishop, Henry R. Sir, W. Ware, Watson Mr, I. Pocock, Sir Walter Scott

The miller and his men: A melo-drama, in two acts

1800

The robber's wife a romantic drama in two acts

1800

I. Pocock, Gerald Griffin, George Daniel

Yes, or no? A musical farce, in two acts

1809

Hit or miss! A musical farce, in two acts, as performed by their Majesties' servants of the late Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, at the Lyceum Theatre

1810

Twenty years ago! a new melo-dramatic entertainment, in two acts, as performed at the English opera at the Lyceum Theatre, in the Strand

1810

"For England, ho!": A melo-dramatic opera. In two acts. As performed at the Theatre-Royal Covent Garden

1814

Zembuca, or, The net-maker and his wife a dramatic romance, in two acts

1816

Zembuca, or, The net maker and his wife a dramatic romance, in two acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden

1816

I. Pocock, Henry P. Placide, John Gilbert

Robinson Crusoe, or, The bold bucaniers: a romantic melo-drama

1817

Cent. per cent., or, The masquerade a farce in two acts

1823

Nigel, or, The crown jewels a play, in five acts : as first performed, at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, Jan. 28, 1823

1823

Woodstock a play in five acts

1826

I. Pocock, Sir Walter Scott

Robinson Crusoe, or The bold buccaniers: a romantic drama in two acts

1870

Rob Roy Macgregor

2023

The maid and the magpie a drama, in three acts

1800

The omnibus, or, A convenient distance a farce in one act

1800

I. Pocock, R. J. Raymond

Rob Roy Macgregor, or "Auld Lang Syne": an operatic play in three acts

1800

The robber's wife: a romantic drama in two acts

1800

Pocock's plays

1809

Yes, or no?: A musical farce, in two acts

1809

The land of sweet Erin: together with The garland of love, and Erin go brah

1810

Hit or miss: a musical farce in two acts

1810

Hit or miss a musical farce, in two acts

1810

I. Pocock, Charles Smith

Any thing new A musical farce in two acts, as performed at the English opera, Theatre-Royal, Lyceum, July 1, 1811. By I. Pocock. The overture and music by C. Smith

1811

The magpie, or The maid a melo drame : in three acts

1815

Robinson Crusoe or, The bold bucaniers; a romantic melo-drama

1817

Rob Roy MacGregor, or, Auld lang syne! a musical drama, in three acts : founded on the popular novel of Rob Roy

1818

I. Pocock, John Davy, Sir Walter Scott

The libertine an opera, in two acts. Founded on the story of Don Juan

1818

I. Pocock, Henry R. Bishop

The libertine: an opera, in two acts : founded on the story of Don Juan

1818

Montrose a national melo-drama, in three acts

1820

The magpie, or The maid of Palaiseau: a melodrame. With prefatory remarks, the only edition existing which is faithfully marked with the stage business and stage directions, as it is performed at the Theatres Royal

1822

Cent. per cent., or, The masquerade: a farce in two acts

1823

Nigel, or, The crown jewels a play in five acts

1823

I. Pocock, Sir Walter Scott

Theater playbill for "Aladdin, or, The Wonderful Lamp" and "John of Paris" at the Theatre in Charleston, South Carolina, February 7, 1825

1825

Woodstock: a play in five acts

1826

John of Paris a comic opera, in two acts. First performed at the Theatre-royal, Covent-Garden

1827

I. Pocock, Henry R. Bishop, Saint-Just

Alfred th Great, or, The enchanted standard: a musical drama in two acts

1827

Alfred th Great, or, The enchanted standard a musical drama in two acts

1827