Thomas Morton

A cure for the heart-ach

A cure for the heart-ache

A cure for the heart-ache; a comedy, in five acts, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. By Thomas Morton, Esq. Author of Columbus, Zorinski, Way to get married, and Children in the wood

A cure for the heartache

A pretty piece of business

A Roland for an Oliver

A Roland for an Oliver

A school for grown children

All that glitters is not gold

All that glitters is not gold

All that glitters is not gold, or, The poor girl's diary

Another glass

Another glass!

Columbus, or, A world discovered

Education

Education

Education: a comedy

Gotobed Tom

Henri Quatre, or, Paris in the olden time

Methinks I see my father! or, Who's my father?

Peter the Great, or The battle of Pultawa

Secrets worth knowing

Secrets worth knowing

Seeing Warren

Seeing Wright

Sketches in India

Sketches in India

Speed the plough

Speed the plough

The blind girl, or, A receipt for beauty

The children in the wood

The dance of the shirt, or, The sempstress's ball!

The invincibles

The invincibles

The invincibles

The invincibles; or, carnival crotchets

The school of reform, or How to rule a husband

The school of reform, or, How to rule a husband

The slave

The sublime and beautiful

The way to get married

The writing on the wall

Town and country

Town and country

Town and country

Town and country; a comedy in five acts

Your life's in danger

Zorinski

Zorinski