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Tho' Bacchus may boast. The Tear that bedews. Song.
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[c.1800.]
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Tho' Bacchus may boast. The Tear that bedews. An admir'd new song [by William Shield] sung by Mr. Bowden.
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Dublin, Edmond Lee: [c.1800.]
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The Tear that bedews. Song.
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[c.1800.]
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The Tear that bedews Sensibility's shrine. Sung by Mr Bowden in the Duenna. Written by Captn. Morris, etc.
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  • Shield, William.
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London, S.A. & P. Thompson: [c.1785]
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Tho' Bacchus may boast / Written by Captn. Morris, set to music by Mr. Shield and sung by Mr. Bowden.
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  • Shield, William.
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Dublin : E. Rhames, [?1785]
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The favourite song Tho' Bacchus may boast of his care killing bowl. Sung by mr. Dignum at the Anacreontic society. The words by captn. Morris. [With version] (for the guittar). [Music by W. Shield].
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  • Shield, William, 1748-1829,
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London : Printed for S. A. & P. Thompson, [ca. 1785].
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Tho' Bacchus may boast. [Song.] Written by Capt. Morris, etc.
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  • Shield, William, 1748-1829.
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Dublin : E. Rhames, [1785?]
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Tho' Bacchus may boast, &c. An admir'd New Song, etc. [By W. Shield.]
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[Dublin], [1790.]
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Tho' Bacchus may boast. The Triumph of Venus. <The words by Capt Morri's.> Sung by Mr Dignum at the Anacreontic Society.
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[London] : J. Fentum, c.
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Tho' Bacchus may boast of his care killing Bowl. The favourite Song ... sung by Mr Dignum at the Anacreontic Society, the words by Captn Morris.
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London : Printed for S. A. & P. Thompson, [c. 1780]
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The Vicar and Moses. To which is added, The Heaving of the Lead. A new song in praise of Killiney. Mog the Brunette. Bonny Jem of Aberdeen. Though Bacchus may boast.
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Dublin, [1820?]
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The triumph of Venus / the words by Capt. Morris.
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[London] : J. Fentum, [between 1770 and 1781]
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Mr Bowden, Four Nights ... On saturday Evening, February 11, 1792, will be performed, The Beggars Opera. Captain Macheath, Mr Bowden, (From the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden) In Act II, an additional Song, "Tho' Bacchus may Boast." ... To which will be added, (2d time) a favourite Farce, called Two Strings to Your Bow ... (Written by Mr Jephson.) / .
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  • Theatre (York, England)
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[York : s.n. , 1792].
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The triumph of Venus / Hook.
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  • Hook, James, 1772?-1828. Mr. (James),
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Vauxhall, 1787.
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Mr Bowden's last Night but One. By his Majesty's Servants ... On Thursday Evening, Feb. 16, 1792, will be performed, The Duenna; or, The Double Elopement. Don Ferdinand, Mr Bowden wirh additional Songs, viz. "Tho' Bacchus may boast of his care-killing Bowl," and, "Mark'd you her Eye of Heavenly Blue," ... To which will be added the favourite Farce of The Irish Widow. / .
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  • Theatre (York, England)
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[York : s.n. , 1792]
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An anacreontic garland : being a collection of favourite songs, sung at the Anacreontic Society, &c. 1 With my jug in one hand and my pipe in the other: 2 To banish life's troubles, the Grecian old Sage. 3 Tho' Bacchus may boast of his care-killing bowl. 4 My temples with clusters of grapes I'll entwine. 5 Should I die by the force of good wine. 6 Let the grave, and the gay. 7 By the gaily-circling glass. 8 Bacchus, Jove's delightful boy. 9 Brisk wine and women. 10 The Hogshead of Port. 11 When Bibo thought fit from the world to retreat.
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Wolverhampton : printed by J. Smart, [1790?]
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Benefit of Mr Duffey ... On Saturday Evening, April 9, 1791, Will be Presented a Comic Opera, call'd Love in a Village ... End of the Play, the much admired Song of "Tho' Bacchus may boast," by Mr Duffey. To which will be added a Comedy, in three acts, (not acted here this Season) call'd The Midnight Hour (Written by Mrs Inchbald.) ... End of the first Act of the Farce, the favourite Sea Song of "Stand to your Guns," by Mr Duffey. End of Act II. (by particular Desire, and the last time this Season), Paddy Bull's Expedition, by Mr Duffey. / .
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  • Theatre Royal (York, England)
Published
[York : s.n. , 1791].
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The British musical miscellany, or, the delightful grove : being a collection of celebrated English and Scotch songs, set for the violin, German flute, the common flute and harpsicord. Vol.I / by the best masters
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[First edition]
Published
London : I. Walsh, [1734]
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