6262 PROSPECTUS and List of the Subscribers for the Preservation of the Tomb and Monument of Shakespeare. Two papers, folio. 1s 6263 COLLECTION of the Vocal Music in Shakespear's Plays, including the whole of the Songs, Duetts, Glees, Choruses, &c., engraved from original MS. chiefly from the Collection of Dr. Kitchener. Imperial 8vo, half calf. 6263*THE CHANDOS Portrait of Shakespeare, engraved in the first style of Art by Samuel Cousins. Folio. 158 128 N.D. This highly interesting portrait of the great poet ranks, in the authenticity of its likeness, with the Stratford Bust and the Droeshout Engraving, before the highly priced and highly prized folio of 1623. Its genealogy has been traced from Sir William Davenant (who lived with those to whom Shakespeare was personally known) to Betterton the great actor, thence to Mrs. Barry the great actress, who sold it for forty guineas to Mr. Keck, from whom it descended to the Duke of Buckingham, and at the Stowe sale was bought by the Earl of Ellesmere for 355 guineas. Another proof of its genuineness, if other proof is wanting, is that Sir Godfrey Kneller made a copy of it for Dryden, and that the copy thus made is now at Earl Fitzwilliam's, at Wentworth House, in Yorkshire, as an old inscription on its back attests. Dr. Waagen has described the Chandos Portrait in his able account of the Bridgwater Gallery, and refers to Mr. Cousins's engraving as "a very faithful version of the portrait." He also alludes to the Kneller copy as corroborating the truth of the Chandos original. The plate was destroyed by the Shakespeare Society after a very limited number of impressions. 6264 SHAKESPEARE'S Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies, published according to the true original copies. Folio, THE SECOND IMPREsSION, portrait by Droeshout, with the opposite verses which are facsimilied with printers' ink (nine out of ten would not detect their genuineness, so admirably are they executed) GOOD LARGE COPY, in russia, gilt leaves. £12. 12s 1632 6265 STRICTURES on Mr. Collier's New Edition of Shakespeare, in 6 SHAKESPEARE SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS. 6267 MEMOIRS of Edward Alleyne, Founder of Dulwich College, including new Particulars respecting Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Massinger, Marston, Dekker, &c. By J. P. Collier. 38 6268 THE COVENTRY Mysteries, with Glossary. Edited by Halliwell. 4s 6d 6269 DEBATE between Pride and Lowliness, by Francis Thynne. Edited by Collier. 18 6d 6270 PATIENT GRISEL, a Comedy, by Dekker, Chettle, and Haughton. Edited by Collier. 2s 6d 6271 EXTRACTS from the Accounts of the Revels at Court, temp. Queen Elizabeth and James I. With Introduction and Notes, by P. Cun ningham. 28 6d 6272 BEN JONSON'S Conversations with Drummond of Hawthornden. Edited by Laing. 3s 6273 FIRST Sketch of Shakespeare's Merrie Wives of Windsor, with a Collection of the Tales on which the Plot is supposed to have been founded, by Halliwell. 28 6d 6274 FOOLS and Jesters, with a Reprint of Robert Armin's Nest of Ninnies, 6275 THE OLD Play of Timon of Athens, now first printed from a MS. Edited by Dyce. 28 6276 THE CHESTER Miracle Plays. Edited by Thomas Wright. Vol. 2. 38 6d 6277 THE ALLEYN Papers, illustrative of the Early English Stage. Edited by Collier. 28 6278 "HONOUR TRIUMPHANT," and a "Line of Life," two Tracts by by J. Forde, the Dramatist. Recently discovered. 28 6279 SIR THOMAS MORE. A Play, now first printed. Ed. by Dyce. 28 6d 6280 THE SHAKESPEARE'S Society's Papers, being a Miscellany of Contributions illustrative of the Objects of the Society. Vols. 1, 3, and 4. 28 6d each 6281 TRUE Tragedy of Richard III., to which is appended the Latin Play of Richardus Tertius, by Dr. T. Legge, both anterior to Shakespeare's Drama. Edited by Field. 28 6282 THE GHOST of Richard III., a Poem, 1614, founded upon Shakespeare's Historical Play. Edited by Collier. 28 6283 TAMING of a Shrew, and the Woman Lapped in Morrel Skin. Edited by Amyot. 28 6d 6284 ILLUSTRATIONS of the Fairy Mythology of Shakespeare, by Halliwell. 48 6d 6285 DIARY of Philip Henslowe the Player, 1591-1609. Edited by Collier. 38 6d 6286 HEYWOOD'S and Rowley's Fair Maid of the Exchange, and Fortune by Land and Sea. Edited by Field. 38 6d 6287 MARRIAGE of Wit and Wisdom, an ancient Interlude; to which are added, Illustrations of Shakespeare and the Early English Drama, by Halliwell. 28 6288 MORAL Play of Wit and Science. 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