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The scottish volunteers : A musical farce. In two acts. Written by Archibald M'laren. Author of the Coup DE Main, Scotsman in London, Greenock Fair, Highland Drover, Bonny Lasses o...

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1795

printed by J. Neilson, for the author, and R. Smith, Bookseller

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London out of town, or, the family genius's. A farce, - with songs. By A. Maclaren

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1800

printed and sold for the author, by A. Macpherson, Russell-Court, Covent-Garden. 1809

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The humours of the times : or, what news now? A comic opera, in two acts, written by Archibald M'laren, Late Sergeant in the Dumbartonshire Highlanders; Author of the Coup de Main,...

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1799

printed for the author, in the year

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The humours of Greenock fair : or, the taylor made a man. A musical interlude. As it was performed at the theatre in Greenock, with universal applause. Written by A. M'laren

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1789

printed by John Neilson

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The siege of Perth : or, Sir William Wallace. A martial entertainment. As it was performed at the theatre, Perth. Written by A. Maclaren. To which is added, the favourite ballad of...

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1792

Printed for the author

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The negro slaves : or, the blackman and blackbird, performed by His Majesty's servants, of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh; and at the amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge. Written by Arc...

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1799

printed for the author, by A. Macpherson, cross-court, russell-court, covent-garden

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Old England for ever! or a fig for the invasion. A comic opera. In two acts, written by Archibald Mclaren, Late Serjeant in the Dunbartonshire Highlanders. Author of the Coup-de-Ma...

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1799

printed for the author, by William Matthews, No. 62, Broad-Mead

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The monopolizer outwitted! A musical entertainment, in two acts. By Archibald Maclaren, Author of the Coup-de-Main; Siege of Perth; highland Drover; First Nights Lodging; Old Engla...

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1800

printed for the author, by A. Macpherson, Cross-Court, Russell-Court, Covent-Garden

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The highland drover : or, Domhnul dubh Mcna-Beinn, at Carlisle. A favourite interlude. As it was repeatedly performed at Inverness, Aberdeen, Perth, Dundee, and Greenock, with univ...

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1790

printed by Thos. Murray

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The negro slaves : a dramatic piece, of one act, with songs, performed by His Majesty's servants, of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh; being the original of The blackman and blackbird,...

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1799

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The coup de main, or, the American adventurers; a musical entertainment. As it was acted at the New Theatre in Dundee, By His Majesty's Servants, from the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh....

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1784

printed for the author; and sold by Mess. More, Nicol, and Miln, Dundee; and by R. Morison and Son, Perth

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The humours of Greenock fair : or, the taylor made a man. A musical interlude. As it was performed at the theatre in Greenock, with universal applause. Written by A. McLaren

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1790

Printed in the year

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A minute description of the battles of Gorey, Arklow, and Vinegar-Hill, tegether [sic] with the movements of the army through Wicklow-Mountains, in quest of the rebels, who were su...

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1798

Printed in the year

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The soldier's widow, or the happy relief. A musical entertainment, in two acts. By Archibald M'laren

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1800

printed for the author, by A. Macpherson, Cross-Court, Russell-Court, Covent-Garden

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What news from Bantry Bay : or, the faithful Irishman. A comic opera. Written by Archibald M'laren, Sergeant in the Dunbarton Highlanders. Author of the Coup de Main-Siege of Perth...

by MacLaren, Archibald
Published 1798

printed by Thomas Burnside, 10, Lower Liffey-Street

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