Jonson, Ben, 74.

Compared with Shakespeare, 15, 53,
66, 69, 80, 92, 98, 104.

To the Memory of My Beloved, the
Author, from the Shakespeare
First Folio, 42.
Johnstone,- The Table Talker, 156.
Journey from this World to the Next, A.
By Henry Fielding, 279.

Keate, George, Ferney: an Epistle to
Monsr. De Voltaire, 112.
Keats, John. Letter to George and

Georgiana Keats, 236.

Notes on Troilus and Cressida, 138.
Sonnet on sitting down to read
“King Lear" once again, 138.
Kemble, Frances Anne. To Shakespeare,
183.

Kid, Thomas, 43.

King Lear, 145, 148, 214.

Nahum Tate's "borrowings" from,

10.

Sonnet on sitting down to read it

once again. By John Keats, 138.
Knight, Charles. His history of opinion
respecting Shakespeare, vii.
Studies of Shakespeare, vii.

Lamb, Charles, ix.

Epilogue to an amateur performance

of Richard II." 144.
Letter to J. B. Dibdin, 313.

Letter to Samuel Rogers on portraits

of Shakespeare, 148.

Works. Edited by E. V. Lucas,
144, 148, 313.

Landor, Walter Savage. Citation and
Examination of William Shake-
speare, 30.

Imaginary Conversations, 253, 316.
On Shakespeare, 253.

Comparison between Shakespeare
and Bacon, 316.

Shakespeare and Milton, from The
lost Fruit off an old Tree, 170.
Lansdowne, Lord, Epistle to. By
Edward Young, 83.

Learning of Shakespeare, Essay on the.
By Richard Farmer, 224.
Lectures on the English Poets. By
William Hazlitt, 135-7.

Lee, Sidney, and the Shakespeare-
Bacon controversy, v.

Life of William Shakespeare, 215.
Shakespeare in Oral Tradition, 5.
Leopold Shakspere, The. Edited by F. J.
Furnivall, 192.

Library of Old Authors. By James
Russell Lowell, 173.
Lily, William, 43.
Lincoln, Abraham, 261.
Lines written among the Euganean
Hills. By P. B. Shelley, 235-
Lines written in Switzerland. By T. L
Beddoes, 258.

Literary Amusements. By Daniel
Webb, 227.

Lloyd, David. State Worthies, 13.
Lloyd, Robert. The Progress of Envy,
288.

Shakespeare, an Epistle to Mr.
Garrick, 25, 106.

Locker-Lampson, Frederick. His copy
of the 1602 Quarto of The Merry
Wives of Windsor, 198.
London Cuckolds, The. By Edward
Ravenscroft. A performance of,
criticised by Steele, 76.

Lost Fruit off an old Tree, The. By
Walter Savage Landor, 170.
Love's Labour's Lost, 194.

Dryden's criticism of, 68.
Lowell, James Russell. Among My
Books, 174, 266.

Library of Old Authors, 173-
On Shakespeare's "artistic discre-
tion" and the "impersonality" of
his writings, 174.

Lucas, E. V. Works of Charles and
Mary Lamb, 144, 148, 313.

Our Old Home.
Hawthorne, 175.

Palgrave, Francis Turner. Songs and
Sonnets of William Shakespeare,
181.

Palladis Tamia. By Francis Meres,
35.
Pater, Walter Horatio. Appreciations,
with an Essay on Style, 193.
Pattison, William. His verses To Mr.

John Saunders, 23.
Pearch, G. His Supplement

to

Dodsley's Collection of Poems by
Several Hands, 26 n.

Pepys, Samuel. Diary and Corre-
spondence, edited by Lord Bray-
brooke, 62.

Percy, Bishop, 304 and n.
Pericles. Dryden's criticism of, 68.
Phillips, Edward. Theatrum Poetarum,
10, 71.
Philosophical Analysis of some of
Shakespeare's Remarkable Charac
ters. By William Richardson,

117.
Plea of the Midsummer Fairies, The.
By Thomas Hood, 241.
Poems and Lyrics of the Joy of Earth.
By George Meredith, 202.
Poems by Several Hands.

Collected

criticism of, 71.

Raphael. His picture, The Trans-
figuration, 112.
Ravenscroft, Edward. The London
Cuckolds, A performance of, criti-
cised by Steele, 76.
Reflector, The, 231.
Remonstrance of Shakespeare, The. By
Mark Akenside, 284.

Representative Men. By Ralph Waldo
Emerson, 162, 251.

Restoration adaptations of Shake-
speare's plays, 10-12.
Reverie at the Boar's Head Inn, A. By
Oliver Goldsmith, 291.
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 148.
Richardson, William. A Philosophical
Analysis and Illustration
some of Shakespeare's remarkable
characters, 117.

of

Robertson, Frederick William. Life
and Letters, edited by Stopford A.
Brooke, 164.

Rogers, Samuel. Letter to, from Charles
Lamb, 148.

Romeo and Juliet, 145, 148.

Performance of, witnessed by Samue!
Pepys, 62.

Romney, George, 148.

Poetical Epistle to. By William
Hayley, 120.

Rosciad, The. By Charles Churchill,
108.

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel. On the Site

of a Mulberry Tree planted by
W. Shakespeare, 185.

Rossetti, W. M. Collected Works of
Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 185.
Roubiliac. His statue of Shakespeare,
26, 307.

Round Table, The. By William Hazlitt,
137.

Rowe, Nicholas. Some Account of the
life of William Shakespeare, 78.
On Shakespeare's knowledge of the
ancients, 78.

Shakespeare's first editor, 16.

His edition of Shakespeare's Works,
53, 78.

Rowfant Library Catalogue, 198.
Runne, and a Great Caste. By Thomas

Freeman, 39.

Rupert, Prince. His knowledge of
Shakespeare, 7.

Ruskin, John. Fors Clavigera, 273.
The Mystery of Life and its Arts,
184.

Scott, Dr. Edward J. L. His discovery
of allusions to Shakespeare in the
Sloane Manuscripts, 5.
Scott, Sir Walter. His article on
"Drama" in the Encyclopædia
Britannica, 129.
Scourge of Folly, The. By John Davies,
38.

Seasons, The. By James Thomson, 88.
Second Folio edition of Shakespeare's
Works, 7, 10, 49, 50.
Secret Drama of Shakespeare's Sonnets,

The. By Gerald Massey, 209.
Sedley, Sir Charles. Prologue to The

Wary Widdow, or Sir Noisy
Parrat, by Henry Higden, 75.
Seeley, J. R. Goethe reviewed after
Sixty Years, 217.

Select Beauties of Ancient English
Poetry. Collected by Henry
Headley, 26 n.
Seward, Anna. On Shakespeare's
Monument at Stratford-upon-

Shakespeare, William. His "artistic
discretion," 174.

His knowledge and use of the Bible,
176.

Compared with Addison, 18, 91.
Compared with Bacon, 168, 316.
Compared with Fletcher, 92.
Compared with Goethe, 158, 159.
Compared with Homer, 82.
Compared with Ben Jonson, 15, 53,
61, 69, 80, 92, 98, 104, 114.
Compared with Milton, 131, 170.
His creation of the fairy world, 83.
Debased by interpolations, 15, 103.
The effect of his genius on the taste
of the nation, 129.

His epitaph in Stratford-on-Avon
Church, viii, 41.

First Folio edition of his Works, 6,
42, 45, 46, 47.

History of opinion of, its division
into periods, 3.

The "impersonality" of his writings,
155, 174.

Influence of eighteenth century re-
search on his reputation, ix.

Jubilee celebration at Boston, 1824,

His "solecism of speech," 68.
His statue in Central Park, New
York, 186.

Shakespeare's Centurie of Prayse.
Dr. Ingleby, vii. 4.

By

Edited by

L. Toulmin Smith, viii, 5.
Shakespeare's Garland, 113, 116, 298,
299, 301.

Shakespeare's Knowledge and Use of the
Bible. By Bishop Charles Words-
worth, 176.

Shakespeare Sonnets. By Mathilde
Blind, 213.

Shakspere: A Critical Study of his
Mind and Art. By Edward
Dowden, 28, 190, 267.
Shelley, Percy Bysshe. Lines written
among the Euganean Hills, 235.
Shenstone, William. The School-
mistress, 24.

Sheppard, Samuel. In Memory of
our Famous Shakespeare, from
Epigrams, 59.

Shooting Niagara: and After?
Thomas Carlyle, 264.

Short Studies on Great Subjects.
James Anthony Froude, 167.

Sloane Manuscripts,

Shakespeare in, 5.

Smart, Christopher.

Othello, 96.

Allusions

By

By

to

Prologue to

Smith, L. Toulmin. Her edition of
Ingleby's Shakespeare's Centurie
of Prayse, viii, 5.

Sociable Letters. By the Lady
Marchioness of Newcastle, 64, 277.
Soliloquy in Imitation of Hamlet. By
William Hamilton, 24.
Some Remarks on the Tragedy of
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, 27.
Somervile, William. Lines to Mr.
Addison, 23.

201.

By Archbishop Trench, 180.
By John Weever, 37.

By William Wordsworth, 127.
Sonnets, with other Poems. By William
Lisle Bowles, 124.

Sonnets dedicated to Liberty. By
William Wordsworth, 127.
Souls of Books, The. By Lord Lytton,259.
Southerne, Mr., An Epistle to. By
Elijah Fenton, 8o.

Southey, Robert, and Richard Porson.
Imaginary conversation. By W. S.
Landor, 316.

A Vision of Judgment, 238.
Spectator, The, No. 45. By Joseph
Addison, 278.

No. 592. By Joseph Addison, 84.
Spenser, Edmund, 40, 42.
Sprague, Charles. Prize Ode recited at
the representation of the Shake-
speare Jubilee at Boston, 1824, 142.
Spirit of Shakespeare, The. By George
Meredith, 202.

Stanzas on an Infant. By D. M. Moir,
257.

State Worthies. By David Lloyd, 13.
Steele, Sir Richard. The Tatler, No. 8,
76.
Steevens, George. His edition of
Shakespeare's Works, 20.
Sterling, John. Shakespeare, 153.
Sterne, Laurence. Yorick's Sentimental
Journey through France and Italy,
295.