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1. Mountaineers 65. Point of Honour
2. Speed the Plough ' 66. Barbarossa . •
3. Wheel of Fortune 67. Merchant of Venice
4. Lover's Vows 68. Wives as they Were
5. Inkle and Yarico O. King Lear
6. IsaisAla 70. Constant Couple
7. Wild o.:ts • 71. School of Reform
8. I)ouglas 72. To Marry or not to Marry
9. Stranger 73. King Henry VIII.
10, Coontry Girl 74. King Henry V.
11. Deantatist 75. Good Natured Man
12. 11.unIct .76. Antony and Cleopatra
15. Grecian Palighter 77, Recruiting Officer
14. 1.1,ny Body , 78. Countess of Salisbury
15. John Bun 79. Winter's Tale
16. Tattered 'and Sigismunda 80. lk 31ontfort
17. All in the Wrong 81; Count of Narbonne
18. Macbeth 82. *jack of Andalusia
19. Bold Stroke for a Wife .83. •Stispiei.ous Moab:l44
t). Poor Gentleman 84. A Enid Stroke for a lins.
21. Such Things are bind
22. Oroonoko 85. A New Way to pay Old
27. Lore in a VilDge Delos
,24. Road to Ruin 8,1. Way to get Married
''_s. Jen : Shore 87. Fatal Curiosity •
26. Clandestine Marriage 88. Earl of Warwick •J
27. Edward the Black Prince 89. Footainbleau
28. Merry Wives of Windsor 90. The Honey Mote
29. Rule a Wife and have a 91. The Wonder
Wife 92. Lionel and Clarissa
30. Mounting Bride 93. Earl or Esser
3!. Cure for the Heart Ache 94. King Henry IV. Part I.
32. All for Love 93. The Brothers
33. Way to keep Him 96. She Would and She
34. King John Would Not
35. She stoops to Conquer 97. The inconstant
36. Conscious Lovers 99. The Rivals
37. The Revenge 99, Measure for Measure
38. Love for Love 100. Know your own Mind
39. Every Man in his Humour 101. King Richan'. 111.
40. Cdriolanus 102. King Henry IV. Part 11.
41. Jew 103. The Gamester
42. Romeo and Juliet 104. The Si tit of the World
43. Careless ilosband 105. Maid of the /II&
44. George Barnwell 106. The Duenna
It. Beaux Stratagem 107. The Provoked Husband
46. Gustavus Vast 108. The. Chatici.o•
47. West Indies 109. Tlir Distressed Mother
46. Julius Ccesar 110. The Beggar's Opera
49. Every One has his Fault. 111. Mahomet
50. Jealous Wife 112. Thr Foundling
51, The Tempest 115. As you Like it
.52. The Orphan 114. Twelfth Night
53. Cato 115. Much Ado about Nothing
54. The Belles Stratagem 116. Cymbeline
55. Zara 117. Venice Preserved
56. The Fair Penitent :16. Comedy of Errors
57. The Deserted Daughtir 119. Tamerlane
58. First Love 120. Surrender of Calais
59. Siege of Damascus 121. Battle of [wham
60. Provoked Wife 194. Iron Chest.
61. Rival queens 123. Heir at Law
62. Lady Jane Grey 124. Othello
63. Loves Makes a Man I=. heiress.
64. Boman Father

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The following are contained in
Child of Nature The Minor
Wedding Day .Mayor of Garratt
Midnight Dour The Liar
Raising the Wind Flora
Matrimony The Birth Day

s Work :
The Quaker
The Guardian
The Deuce is in hint
Edgar and Emile-
line

Ella Rosenberg
Blind Boy
Who's the Pure
Love-a-la-Mode
liartford Bridge
Netley Abbey
'furnpike Car
Lock and Key
Register Office
The Apprentice
The Critic

Jew and the Doctor
lrishm:. I in London
Prisoner at Large
The Poor Soldier
The Farmer
The Highland Reel
Two Strings to your
Bow
The Deserter
All the World's a
Stage