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NOW publishing in Single Plays, price 6d., or in volumes 4s. each,
CUMBERLAND'S BRITISH THEATRE ;
a Cheap, Elegant, and Correct Edition of the ACTING
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LIST of the ACTING PLAYS, &c. Already Published.
VOL. I. VOL. VIII.
Romeo and Juliet 50. The Alcaid
2. She Stoops to Conquer 51. The Busy Body
3. Macbeth 59. A Tale of Mistery
4. Pizarro
5. Richard Ili. 53. Know your Own Mind
6. Douglas 54. Mayor of Garratt
55. A Woman Never Vext
7. Suspicious Husband. 46. The Maid of the Mill.
VOL. ix.
57. The Barber of Seville
58. Isabella
59. Charles the Second
60. The Fair Penitent
61. George Barnwell
62. The Fall of Algiers
63. Der Freischutz
VOL. I.
64. The Fatal Dowry
65. The Shepherd of Derwent
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66. Father and Son
67. Wives as they Were
68. Lofty Projects
69. Every Man in his Humonr
70. The Two Galley Slave.

VOL. u.

•. Othello
9• The Duenna
10. The Rivals
11• The Belle's Stratagem
~2• Cyrnbeline
13• Venice Preserved
14. The West Indian

VOL. 111.

15. Much Ado about Nothing
16. The Hypocrite
17. As You Like It
18• The Provoked Husband
19. The Beggars' Opera
20• The Way to Keep Him

VOL. IV.
22. King John
23. king Henry IV. Part I.
24. The Wonder
24. hlamlet
26. Trip to Scarborough
27. The Road to Ruin
23. The Gamester.

VOL. XI.

71. Brutus
72. Ali Pacha.
73. Twelfth Night
74. Henry the Fifth
75. Love in Humble Life
76. Child of Nature
77. The Sleep-Walker

VOL. v.
29. The Winter's Tale
30. The Man of the World
31. The Inconstant
82. Love in a Village
33. Jane Shore
34. King Henry VIII.
35. Julius CEesar.

VOL.
78. Orestes in Argos
79. Hide and Seek
80. Tribulation
81. The Rival Valets
82. Roses and Thorns
83. Midas
84. Rule aWife and Have aWife

VOL. VI.
36. Merchant of Venice
37. Merry Wives of Windsor
38. Virginias
39. Caius Gracchus
40. All in the Wrong
41. King Lear
42. Cato.

VOL. mit.
85. A Bold Stroke for a Wife
86. The Good-natured Man
87. Oberon
88. The Lord of the Manor
89. The Honey-Moon
90. Doctor Bolos
91. High Life Below Steil a.

VOL. VII.
43• New Way to Pay old Debts
44. Measure for Measure
45. The Jealous Wife
46. The Tempest
47• Cllndestine Marriage
49. Coriolanus
4g• Every One has his Fault.

VOL. xtv.
92. Disagreeable Surprise
93. The Stranger
94. The Village Lawyer
95. School for Scandal
96. The Spoiled Child
97. Animal Magnetiqrst
98. Wheel of Fortune.
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