The North-Carolinian., 1844-04-13
TITLES OF BOOKS, PLAYS, AND
PAMPHLETS.

In 1914, Robert Taylor wrote dramatic
piece entitled ''1he Hog hath lost his PEARL"
1t was acted by certain London Apprentices.
Thomas Dekker, poet of the sixteenth
century produced the followina:-'The Hon
est Bawd ''-ss News from He'll y" ed-
cine for a Gust Wi .Tripliciy of Cuck-
hoids.''
One OF Fletche,'s plays was entitled esThe
Bloody Brother'' We find one called :41he
Spanish Bawd recorded by Collier, also
s'Ihe City Nigh, Cap''-"Cradle Of Security"
-"Dev1 is an Ass "-ss Isle Of Dogs -
/" Jack aud Gill ''-ss Lady Of Pleasure -
' Pap with a Hatche1 "-''Wits, Fits, and
Fsncies"-''Conception and Bir,h Of Christ
-" Descent of Cisis. Cari;s INTO Hell"-"T The
Goldeess Gsoes 4 ss"-"Six Fools" &c.
Crooked Coincidents.-A pamphlet pub
lished in the year 1903. has the following
strange ti,le:-ssTbs Deformty Of Sin cured;
Sermon preached at St. Michael's, Crooked
! lane, before the prince of Orange, by the Rev.
J. Crookshanks. Sold by Matthew Denton,
at the Crooked billet, near Cripplegale, and
by all other bookselIers.'' The words of the
text are-"Erery crooked path shall be made
| straigh - aud the prince before whom it was
| preached was deformed in his person.
! There was quarto volume of nearly six
hundred pages, (two columns on each page
printed liz London in the year 1909. Itcon-
tains copy Of the 'Bishop's Bible," trans
lated in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, and is
entitled sIhe whole Book of P=ams," col
Iected into English Meeer, by Thomas
pared with the Hebrew, with apt Notes to
sing with all. Set forth and allowed to be
Sung in all churches of all the people, together
I before and after morning and evening Prayer
i az also before and after Sermons, and more
over in private houses, for their godiy so'ace
and comfort, laying apart all ungodIy Songs
and Baile,s, which tend only to the nourish
ment Of vice and conupting of yonih.'
Il. In l761, Mr. Andrew Miles Peter, I
dealer in gunpowder; published book or
:. play for it Is not now ex.aus, entitled &c Th'
, Baron Kinkrervankotsdorspra =
Armon Robert, an author and actor at III,
> Globe, Black Frars, in 1911, was the autho
: OF "The Two Maids Of more Clacke," Ito
i 1909. He likewise wrote book called S.
0 Nest Of Ninnes, simple cf Themselves wi,
: Compounds
], Or. Bacon wrote play, which was pub
), lished in 1857, called sI'he rryal Of the Ii i'm
) KilIers.''
j. Stephen Gorson, in the year 1879, publish
,, ed book entitled ssThe School Of Abuse, O
t pleasant invective against Poets. Piper.
s Players, Testers, and such like Caterpillars {
a the Commonwealth
IS srhe Devils Charter,'' 1907.
l. Not long since iu London. they announce
is new drama called the " Bloody Halchei
re and more recently another entitled "Tt
te Bloody Bayonet."
IT writer by the name Of Belchier WI
ID ilourlshed sometime about the close of II
rt sixteenth century, wrote dramat: piee
a which he called Hans Beer Pots invisib
Comedy" fitting title for the author
Iy name, he belched it forth in 1918, and die
" for the want Of ,cind in 1921.
,y A new interudo and merry Of the Natu
Is Of the iii elements, declarynge many prop
20 poynts Of Philosophy Natural, and Of dyve
Is stranuge landys, aud Of DIVERS stranuge e
n fects and causes, whiche interlude yf the ho
at matter be played wyl con,eyne the space
b. 40 hour and a halle; but yf ye lyst ye m,
el leve out nauehe Of the sad mater, az the me