*p1772 03 18 dl Acis and Galatea, with Dryden's Ode. Parts were: Acis-; Polyphemus-; Damon-; Galatea-; Chorus of Shepherds and Shepherdesses-.*m1772 03 18 dl End Part I: Concerto on <i>French Horn</i>-Ponta; End Act II: Concerto on <i>Violincello</i>-Janson.*c1772 03 18 dl By Command of $their Majesties=. Performed as an Oratorio, though only a Serenata. Words by $Gay=...set to music by $Mr Handel= for that princely nobleman the $Duke of Chandos=...This being too short for a whole evening's entertainment, $Mr Dryden='s celebrated <i>Ode</i>, also set by Handel, was performed after the Serenata. End of Part I <i>Concerto on French Horn</i>, by $Ponta=. End of Part II, <i>Solo on Violincello</i>-$Janson= (<i>Theatrical Review</i>, 18 March). $Ross= and $Mossop= engag'd for <i>Haymarket</i> for tragedy, also $Bannister=; $Aickin=, $Baddeley=, $Parsons=, $Dibdin=, $Mrs Baddeley=, $Evans=, $Miss Miller=, $Miss Ambrose= &c. (<i>Winston MS 10</i>). [For Summer season?] .