Julius Cæsar,

Mode of access: Internet.

The Complete works of Shakspere, with a memoir.

Mode of access: Internet.

A midsummer night's dream.

Mode of access: Internet.

Macbeth, a tragedy,

Without music.

The tragedie of Romeo and Ivliet.

Interleaved.

A catalogue of Shakespeareana, with a prefatory essay

Compiled by F. A. Wheeler. Cf. C. S. Northrup in Papers of the Bibliographucal society of America, v. 10, April 16, p. 98.

Othello /

Act, scene, and line numbers of the Globe edition are added in the outer margin--Cf. p. xiv.

Much ado about nothing /

Publisher's listings on inside covers, front and back fly-leaves, and p. [2]

The book of Elizabethan verse,

Issued also as the first in a series of four volumes to cover British poetry from the publication of Tottel's miscellany, 1557; the other volumes being The book of restoration verse, The book of Georgian verse, and The book of Victorian verse (not yet published?)

Books reviewed,

John Clare.--Miss Mansfield's stories--A book-collector.--Editing Shakespeare.--William James's letters.--Baudelaire.--Keats.--Austin Doubsn's essays--Mr. George Moore's tapestry.--Andrew Marvell.--A dictionary.--Queen Victioria.--Henley.--A critic.--Mr. Gosse's criticisms.--The art of writing.--A metabiological Pentateuch.--Byron.--Mr. de la Mare's romance [Memoirs of a midget]--Croce on Shakespeare.--The poets and childhood.--The classics in translation.--Escapes.--Lord Rosebery's Miscellanies--Minor Carolines--Mediv̲al Englis poetry.--Mark Akenside.--William Collins--Herman Milville.--Stock phrases--The laureates.--Letters.--Glands.--A supplement to Whitman.--The elements of poetry.--The prospects of English.--Delicate details--Christopher Smart.

The beauties of Shakspeare,

Mode of access: Internet.

Ouvertüre zu Shakespeares Was ihr wollt, für Orchester, op. 28.

Pl. no.: Part. B. 2046.

Ein Sommernachtstraum

Mode of access: Internet.

Otello. [music] : melodramma in tre atti /

The libretto is based on Shakespeare's Othello. Cf. Loewenberg. Annals of opera.

Romeo and Juliet : opera in five acts /

Based on Shakespeare's play.