, a native of Suffolk, translated Buchanan’s history, and was concerned with Aaron Hill in the “Plain Dealer,” a periodical paper of inferior merit. Hill appears to have had a friendship for him, and devoted the profits of his tragedy of Zara to his use. Bond himself played the character of Lusignan, but only for one night, being seized with a fit on the stage, which terminated his life the following morning, some time in 1735. 2
Biog. Dram.
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