Nov. 19, 1607.

John Smythwick.] A booke called Hamlett.

The Taminge of a Shrewe.
Romeo and Julett.

Love's Labour Lost.

Nov. 26, 1607.

Nath. Butter and John Busby.] Mr. William Shakspere, his Hystorie of King Lear, as it was played before the King's Majestie at Whitehall, upon St. Stephen's night at Christmas last, by his Majesties' servants playing usually at the Globe on the Bankside.

April 5, 1608.

Joseph Hunt and Tho. Archer.] A book called the
Life and Death of the Merry Devil of
Edmonton, with the pleasant Pranks of
Smugg the Smith, Sir John, and mine
Hoste of the George, about their stealing
of Venison. By T. B*.

May 2, 1608.

Mr. Pavyer.] A booke called a Yorkshire Tragedy, written by William Shakspere.

161

161 b.

165 b.

167

Bound up in a volume of plays attributed to Shakspere, and once belonging to King Charles I. but now in Mr. Garrick's collection. The initial letters at the end of this entry, sufficiently free Shakspere from the charge of having been its author.

May 2, 1608.

Edw. Blount.] The book of Pericles, Prince of

Tyre.

A book called Anthony and Cleopatra.

Jan. 28, 1608.

Rich. Bonian and Hen. Whalley.] A booke called the History of Troylus and Cressida.

May 20, 1609.

Thomas Thorpe.] A booke called Shakspere's

Sonnets.

Oct. 16, 1609.

Mr. Welby.] Edward the Third.

Dec. 16, 1611.

John Browne.] A booke called the Lyfe and Death

of the Lord Cromwell, by W. S.

Nov. 29, 1614.

John Beale.] A booke called the Hystorie of Lord
Faulconbridge, bastard Son to Richard

Cordelion *.

Feb. 16, 1616.

167 b. ibid.

178 b.

183 b.

189

214 b.

256 b.

Mr. Barrett.] Life and Death of Lord Cromwell. 279

March 20, 1617.

Mr. Snodham.] Edward the Third, the play. 288.

* Query, if this was Shakspere's King John, or some old romance like that of Richard Cœur de Lion ?

Sept.

Sept. 17, 1618.

John Wright.] The comedy called Mucedorus *. 293 b.

July 8, 1619.

Nich. Okes.] A play called the Merchaunt of

Venice.

Oct. 6, 1621.

303

Vol. D.

Tho. Walkely.] The Tragedie of Othello, the
Moore of Venice.

Nov. 8, 1623.

Mr. Blount and Isaak Jaggard.] Mr. William
Shakspere's Comedyes and Tragedyes, soe
many of the said Copies as are not formerly
entered to other men. Viz.

COMEDIES.

The Tempest.

Two Gentlemen of Verona.

Measure for Measure.

The Comedy of Errors.

As You Like It.

All's Well that Ends Well.

Twelfe Night.

The Winter's Tale.

HISTORIES.

The Third Part of Henry the Sixt.

Henry the Eight.

21

*Bound up in a volume of plays attributed to Shakspere,
and once belonging to King Charles I. See Mr. Garrick's
collection.

TRAGEDIES.

TRAGEDIES.

Coriolanus.

Timon of Athens.

Julius Cæsar.

Mackbeth.

Anthonie and Cleopatra.
Cymbeline,

June 29, 1624.

Mr. Alde.] Leire and his Daughters.

Ed. Brewster and Rob. Birde.] The plays of King

69

D 82

D 126

Henry the First.

Dec. 14, 1624.

Widow of Watling-Street.

Feb. 23, 1625.

Mr. Pavyer.] Titus Andronicus.

Mr. Stansby.] Edward the Third, the play.

* April 3, 1526.

93

115

Mr. Parker.] Life and Death of Lord Cromwell. 120

Aug. 4, 1626,

Edw. Brewster and Rob. Birde.] Mr. Pavyer's right in Shakspere's plays, or any of them. Sir John Oldcastle, a play.

Tytus Andronicus.

Hystorie of Hamblett.

March 1, 1627.

Rich. Hawkins.] Othello the More of Venice.

127

160

Jan.

The sixteen plays in p. 69, were assigned by Tho. Blount to Edward Allot, June 26, 1632.

Edward Allot was one of the publishers of the second Folio, 1630.

208

109

MR.