NO.

3018

NO.

3017 Bloomfield's Banks of the Wye, a Poem, 58. May-Day of the Muses, 7s.

Boadicea, a Tragedy, by Glover

3029

Bold Stroke for a Wife, a Comedy, by Mrs.

Centlivre

3166

Bold Stroke for a Husband, a Comedy, by

3022

Bondman, a Tragedy, by Massinger

3019 Bowdler's (Miss) Poems and Essays, 10s. Bridal of Triermain, a Poem, by W. Scott 3249 British Drama; consisting of all the best established Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, and Farces, 29 vols. 7. 10s.

Tragedies.

3020 Vol. I. Two Noble Kinsmen, by Shak

3021

speare and Fletcher - King

and no King, by Beaumont and
Fletcher-Maid's Tragedy, by

ditto.

II. Thierry and Theodoret, by ditto

-Philaster, by ditto - Bon-
duca, by ditto-False One, by

NO.

NO.

British Drama, continued.

3022 Vol. III.

Bondman, by Massinger-Fa

tal Dowry, by Massinger and
Field - Broken Heart, by
Ford-Rival Queens, by Lee
-Theodosius, by ditto.

3023 IV. All for Love, by Dryden-Don

3024

V.

3025

VI.

3026

3027

Sebastian, by ditto-Orphan,

by Otway Venice Preserved, by ditto.

Isabella, by Southern-Oroonoko, by ditto - Mourning Bride, by Congreve-Tamerlane, by Rowe-Fair Penitent, by ditto.

Jane Shore, by Rowe-Lady Jane Gray, by ditto-Cato, by Addison-Distressed Mother, by Phillips-Siege of Damascus, by Hughes.

VII. Revenge, by Young-The Bro-
thers, by ditto - Mariamne,
by Fenton-George Barn-
well, by Lillo-Fatal Curio-
sity, by ditto.

VIII. Arden of Feversham, by Lillo
-Zara, by Hill King

NO.

British Drama, continued.

Charles I. by Havard-Gus

tavus Vasa, by Brooke-Ma-
homet, by Miller.

3028 Vol. IX. Tancred and Sigismunda, by

3029 - X.

3030

3031

Thomson-Irene, by Dr.

Johnson-Roman Father, by

Whitehead-Elfrida, by Ma

son-Caractacus, by ditto.
Gamester, by Moore-Boadi-
cea, by Glover-Earl of Es-
sex, by Jones-Barbarossa,
by Brown.

XI. Douglas, by Home-Cleone, by
Dodsley-Orphan of China,
by Murphy - Zenobia, by
ditto-Grecian Daughter, by

ditto.

XII. Earl of Warwick, by Franklin
-Matilda, by ditto-Coun-
tess of Salisbury, by Hartson
--Mysterious Mother, by Wal-
pole-Comus, by Milton-
Fair Apostate, by Macdo-

nald.

NO.

NO.

Comedies.

NO.

British Drama, continued.

3032 Vol. XIII. Every Man in his Humour, by

3033

3034

3035

3036

Ben Jonson-Volpone, by ditto-Alchemist, by ditto. -Rule a Wife and Have a Wife, by Fletcher Chances, by ditto.

XIV. New Way to Pay Old Debts, by Massinger-Committee,

by Howard-Rehearsal,

by

Buckingham--Country Girl, by Wycherly.

XV. Plain Dealer, by Wycherly—

Old Bachelor, by Congreve
-Double Dealer, by ditto
-Love for Love, by ditto.

XVI. Way of the World, by Con

greve-Provoked Wife, by

Vanbrugh

Confederacy,

by ditto-Mistake, by ditto.

XVII. Provoked Husband, by Vanbrugh and Cibber-Spanish Friar, by Dryden Love makes a Man, by Cibber-She would and

3038

XIX.

3039

XX.

3040

XXI.

3041

XXII.

3042

3043

ple, Sir Harry Wildair,

The Inconstant, Recruit-
ing Officer.

Beaux Stratagem, Funeral,
Tender Husband, Con-
scious Lover.

Busy Body, Wonder, Bold

Stroke for a Wife, The
Drummer.

Miser, Suspicious Husband,
Way to Keep Him.

Falstaff's Wedding, Jea-
lous Wife, Clandestine
Marriage.

XXIII. Good-natured Man, She

Stoops to Conquer, Bro

thers, West Indian, Ri-
vals.

Operas and Farces.

XXIV. Comus, Cheats of Scapin,

Beggar's Opera, Contri

vances, Chrononhotontho-
logos, Tom Thumb, Mock