*p1751 10 30 dl Oroonoko. ^As17511022^.*a1751 10 30 dl The Lottery. ^As17511011^.*d1751 10 30 dl IV: <i>L'Entree de Flore</i>, ^as17511017^; <i>Peasant Dance</i>, ^as17511017^.*c1751 10 30 dl mong the Addresses of the <i>Lords</i> and <i>Commons</i> to the Sovereign which appeared in the <i>Gentleman's Magazine</i> (Nov. 1751, pp. 513-14) one recommended that provision be made for suppressing audacious crimes of robbery and violence. A contributor called $Mr Urban='s attention to a "method of reformation earnestly recommended more than 40 years ago by an eminent Divine" ($Dean Swift=). In this treatise occured the following paragraph: "The Reformation of the Stage is entirely in the power of the Court; and in the consequence it hath upon the minds of younger people, doth very well deserve the strictest care. Surely a pension would not be ill employed on some men of wit, learning and virtue, who might have power to strike out every offensive and unbecoming passage from plays already written, as well as those that may be offered to the stage for the future, by which, and other wise regulations, the theatre might become a very innocent and useful diversion instead of being a scandal and reproach to our religion and country."] Receipts: #120 ($Cross=).