Major Works
- Lethe: or, Aesop in the Shades (1740)
- The Lying Valet (1741)
- Miss in Her Teens; or, The Medley of Lovers (1747)
- Lilliput (1756)
- The Male Coquette; or, Seventeen Fifty Seven (1757)
- The Guardian (1759)
- Harlequin's Invasion (1759)
- The Enchanter; or, Love and Magic (1760)
- The Farmer's Return from London (1762)
- The Clandestine Marriage (1766)
- Neck or Nothing (1766)
- Cymon (1767)
- Linco's Travels (1767)
- A Peep Behind the Curtain, or The New Rehearsal (1767)
- The Jubilee (1769)
- The Irish Widow (1772)
- A Christmas Tale (1773)
- The Meeting of the Company; or, Bayes's Art of Acting (1774)
- Bon Ton; or, High Life Above Stairs (1775)
- The Theatrical Candidates (1775)
- May-Day; or, The Little Gypsy (1775)
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