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THE PROGRESS of COLONIAL REFORM;
1 being
a twirl view of the real advance made since 31ay 15,h, 1823,
ir earryi-g into eff".tt the recmcmendations of his Majesty, the
unanimous resolutions of Parliament. and the universal prayer of
the nation, with respect to Negro Slavery. Drawn from the
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GIFFORD'S' LANDLORD AND TENANT.
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A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAW of
NDORD and TENANT, in which every part of this
important and useful branch of the Common and Snoute law is
fully considered, but more particularly the suhjeci nr
Leases, Notice to Quit,
Avoreementa, Ej.rone”.t.
A.aignnients, Double Rent,
Distress fur Rent, Waate„&c. &e.
Replevin.
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JOHN CUNIBERLAND
puhlit.he.e of DO1,1:1"S f
List of the Acting Plays,
1. Romeo and Juliet.
2. She Stoups to Conquer.
3. Macbeth.
4. Pizarro.
h. Richard
6. IVoughts.
7. Suspirinus Husband.
8. 0:hello.
9. The Ihtenna.
10. The Rivals.
11. The 115.11 e's Stratagem.
12. Cynthe.ine.
13 Venire Preserved.
14. The West
15 Much Ado Rhout Nothing.
16. The Hypocrite.
17. Aa Viii bike It.
18. The Provoked Husband.
19. 'llls 11-erg:tea Opera.
20. The %Vas, to Keep Him.
21. The Pwlock.
22. KIN/ .1- hn.
23. Kilt Henry IV. Part 1.
24. The Wonder.
25. Hamlet.
26. Trip to Srarbomugh.
27. The Rnad to Ruin.
28. The Harncste►.
29. The Winter's Tale.
39. The Man of the World.
31. The Incorstant.
32. hove in a Village.
33..Nne Shore.
31, King llet.ry VIII.
Julius (sear.
3R. Merel.ant of Venire.
37. Merry Wieeeof Windsor.
38. Virginins.
39. Gnus Gracchus.
40. All in the Wrong.
41. King Lear.
42. Cato.
43 A New Way to Pay Old
Debts.
44 Measure for Measure.
Each Play is embellished with a Wood Engraving of the most
interesting scene ; or an Authentic Portrait of a distinguished Lon.
dun Performer, engraved by Mr. Woolnutb, from 'hawing, by
Mt. Wageman.
List of Portraits contained in the Work.
No. I. Sties F. 11. Kelly as No. 50. Madam Veatria as Don
Juliet. Felix.
8. Mr. Voting as Ingo. 57. Mis AI. Tree as Rosins.
15. Miss Chester as Beatrice. 64. Mr. Wallack as Cha-
-22. Mr. Macready as King rolois.
John. 71. 111 r. Kean as Junius
29. 31rs. Bunn as Herminne. Brutus.
36. Mrs. W.West as Portia. I 78. Mr. Charles Kemble as
43. Slits Smithson as.Allar- Orestes.
garet. 85. 3lr. W. Farren as Peri-
winkle (on Steel).
Yoh I. to Xll. may be bad in

19. I rnaart-HILL, bole
IFUTISH THEATRE.
&c. alremly pubti.hed.
4.. The Jealous Wife.
4fl. The Tempest.
ITouleatine Marriage.
43 enriclanus.
49. Every One has his Esult.
W. The
51. The Mist Body.
52 The Tale of M 'stets'.
53. Elm. vci,r Own Mind.
M. Ma, or of GArratt.
AA. A Womm Never Veit.
55. The Maid of the
57. The,Rarber of Seville.
Issetella.
A 9. Charles the Second.
CO. The Fair Penitent.
hi. Georve Barnwe'd.
The F. ill of Algiers.
Mt Der rreisehma.
64. Th- Fatal Dowry.
65. The Shepherd of Dcrwent

Vale.
Father antl Son.
11 Wives .a they %Pere.
68. borty Projects.
la Every :11.n in his ITUTOUT.
70. The Two Galley Slaves.
71. ftrunia.
72. Ali
7: Twelfth Night.
71 Henry the Filth.
713 Love in Humble Life.
76. Child of Nature.
77. The Sleep Walker.
78. Oreres.
79. little and Seek.
80. Tribulation.
81. The Rival Valeta.
' 82. Rose,' and Thorns.
Midas.
84. Hide a Wife and Have a

I%' i le.
PS. A Bold Stroke for a Wife.
86. The Good-natured Man.

Seven Plays form a Volume.
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