Macbeth travestie; a burlesque, in two acts.

Mode of access: Internet.

Julius Caesar, a tragedy, in five acts,

Vol. 3, no. 2 in a set of 3 volumes lettered: Dolby's British theatre.

King John, a tragedy, in five acts.

Engraved front dated: 1825.

The youth of Shakspeare /

Mode of access: Internet.

Twelfth night, or, What you will : a comedy /

Mode of access: Internet.

Sir Thomas More. a play ; now first printed /

The bulk of the play is now ascribed to Anthony Munday. Of the additions three pages (p. 8-9) may be in Shakespeare's hand. cf. Sir E. M. Thompson's Shakespeare's handwriting, 1916.

Shakspeare's Coriolanus, or, The Roman matron : a historical play /

Wister family library copy.

Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra;

Adapted from Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra and Dryden's All for love.

The Second part of King Henry the Fourth /

Mode of access: Internet.

Œuvres de J. F. Ducis, suivies des œuvres de M. J. de Chénier.

Ducis, J. F.: Discours prononcé dans l'Académie française le jeudi 4 mars 1779. Réponse de m. l'abbé de Radonvilliers. Hamlet. Roméo et Juliette. Œdipe chez Admète. Le roi Léar. Macbeth. Jean-Sans-Terre. Othello. Abufar. Œdipe à Colone. Le banquet de l'amitié. Épîtres. Poésies diverses. Mélanges. Chénier, M. J. de: Azémire. Charles IX. Henri VIII. Jean Calas. Caïus Gracchus. Le camp de Grand-Pré. Fénelon. Timoléon. Cyrus. Philippe II. Brutus et Cassius. Tibère. Œdipe, roi. Œdipe à Colone. Électre. Nathan le Sage. Poésies diverses. Notice sur J. F. Ducis, par madame Woillez.

Romeo and Giulietta; a serious opera in three acts, as performed at the New York Theatre.

Words in Italian and English.

Romeo e Giulietta : a serious opera in three acts : performed at the King's Theatre for the first time, June the 21st, 1824 /

Includes stage directions.

The Shakespearean : a monthly magazine devoted exclusively to the Shakespearean and Poetic Drama and Shakespeareana.

Mode of access: Internet.

Bygone Warwickshire.

Historic Warwickshire. By T. Frost.--The wars of Athelbald and Cuthred. Kenilworth. By J. T. Page.--Anlaf of Northumbria at Tamworth. St. Wulfstan: a Warwickshire saint. By W. E. A. Axon.--The Coventry "Mysteries." By G. S. Tyack.--Lady Godiva. By W. H. Thompson.--Shakespeare at home. By S. Timmins.--The Shakespeare garden. By L. Grindon.--The Hathaway cottage at Shottery. By A. H. Wall.--"Drunken Bidford." By J. A. Langford.--Hereford and Norfolk at Coventry. By E. Lamplough.--Lawrence Sheriff, grocer, of Rugby. By W. H. P. Smith.--The gild of Holy Cross, Birmingham. By Miss T. Smith.--Trading gilds of the city of Coventry. By W. G. Fretton.--Wroth-money and Knightlow hill. By W. H. P. Smith.--The battle of Edgehill. By E. Lamplough.--Warwickshire folk-lore. By A. H. Wall.--Pooley Hall. By A. E. Cokayne.--Glimpses of George Eliot's Warwickshire scenery. By J. C.Walters.--Index.

Music on the Shakespearian stage,

Bibliography: p. [110]-111.