The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-16 00:00:00

'VOL. XIII

Bj. ABold Stroke foraWife
86. TheGood-natureaMau
87. Oberon
88. The Lord of the Manor
89. The Honey-Moon
90. Doctor Bolus
91. HighLifeßelowStaire.
VOL. xtv.

VOL. Tv.
22. King John
23. King Henry IV. Port I.
24, The Wonder
25. Hamlet
26. Trip to Scarborough
27. The Road to Ruiu
28. The Gamester.

VOL. V.
29. The Winter's Tale
SO. The Man of the World
31. The Inconstant
32. Lore in a Village
33. Jane Shore
31. King Henry VIII.
35. Julius Caesar.

VOL. VI.
36. Merchant of Venice
37. Merry Wives of

Windsor
38. Virginius,
39. Caius Graerbus
40. All in the Wrong
41. King Lear
42. Cato.

VOL. VII.

43. New Way to Pay 0141

Debts
44. Measure for Measure
45. The Jealous Wife
46. The Tempest
47. Clandestine Marriage
49. Coriolanus
49 Every One has his

Fault.
VOL. viii.
50. The Alcaid
51. The Busy Body
52. A Tale of Mystery
53. Know your Own Mind
54. Mayor of Garratt
5.5. A Woman Never Vext
56. The Maid of the Mill

VOL. IX.
57. The Barber of ierille
58. Isabella
59. Charles the Second
60. The Fair Penitent
61. George Barnwell
62. The Fall of Algiers
63. Der Freischistz

VOL. X.
64. The Fatal Dowry
69. The Shepherd of Der-

went Val,

LIST OF PORTRAITS COls
Miss F. H. Kelly—Juliet.
Mr. Young—lago.
Miss Chester—Beatrice.
Mr. Macready—King John.
Mrs. Bunr.—Hermione.
Mrs. W. West—Portia.
Miss Smithson—Margarst.
Mad. Vestris—Dou Felix.
Miss M. Tree—Rosina.
Mr. Wallack—Charolois.
Mr. Kean—Junius Brutus.
Mr. C. Kemble--Orestes.
Miss Vincent—Oberon.

92. Disagreeable Surprise
93. The Stranger
94.. The Village Lawyer
95. School for Scandal
96. The Spoiled Child
97. Animal Magnetism
98. Wheel of Fortune.
VOL. xv.
99. The Critic
100. Deaf and Dumb
101. The Castle Spectre
102. The Revenge
103. Midnight Hour
104. Speed the Plough, Is.
105. Rosina.

VOL. xvi.
106. Monsieur Tonson
107. Comedy of Errors.
108. Spectre Bridegroom
109. Cureforl•leart-ache,ls,
110. Amateurs and Actors
111. Inkle and Yarico
112. Education.

VOL.
113. Children in the Wood
114. Rendezvous
115. Barbarossa
116. Gambler's Fate
117. Giovanni in London
118. School of Reform, Is.
119. Lovers' Vows.

VOL. XVIII.
120. The Highla❑d Reel
121. Two Gents. of Verona
122. Taming of the Shrew
123. Secrets Worth Know-
ing, Is.
124. Weathercock
125. Somnambulist
126. All's Well that Ends
Well
vox.. SIX.
127. Artaxerxes
128. The serf, is.
129. The Lancers
130. Love for Love
131. Mere!) ant'sWedding,ls

TAINED IN THE WORK.
Mr. W. Farren—Peri-
winkle.
Mr. Harley—Billy Bom-
bast.
Mr. Jones—Puff.
Mr. Mathews—M. Mor-
bleu.
Mr. Elliston—Walter.
Mr. Kean, Jun.—Selina.
Miss Foote—Moggy M‘G it -
pin.
Miss Paton—Mandane.

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