C. MANSFIELD INGLEBY.

Birmingham.

_The Tragedy of Polidus_ (Vol. vii., p. 499.).--This tragedy, printed at

London 1723, 12mo., has a farce appended to it called _All Bedevil'd, or

the House in a Hurry_. Browne was patronised by Hervey, the author of the

_Meditations_. The scene of the drama is in Cyprus. The lover of Polidus,

"the banished general," and Rosetta, daughter to Orlont, chief favourite

to the king, form the groundwork of the plot. My copy was formerly in

the collection of plays which belonged to Stephen Jones, author of the

_Biographia Dramatica_.

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