Ingleby, Postscript, p. 362.] 1637

London Post. [Ingleby, p. 336.] 1644

John Evelyn. [Ingleby, p. 248.] Nov, 26, *. • • • • « . . • • 1661

Samuel Pepys. [Ingleby, p. 247.] Aug. 31, , • • • • 1668

Edward Phillips. [Ingleby, p. 281.] • • •• •« 1669

John Dryden. [Ingleby, p. 273.] • • • • • • 1679



EIGHTEENTH CENTURY

players* Quarto. There are two editions of this date. [See p. 35 of this

Volume.— Ed.] • • . • « • • 1703

Ditto, edited by the Mate accurate Mr John Hughs.* [See p. 35 of this

Volume.— Ed.] ' 1703

Rowe's First Edition • 1709

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark 1710

Hamlet, an Opera, as it is performed at the Haymarket. [This piece, which
is very rare, is founded rather on the old Historie of Hamlet than Shake-
speare's tragedy. N, 6» Q, 2d Ser. voL ix, p. 379.] • • 1712

Rowe's Second Edition •• •• *• •• 1714



400 APPENDIX

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. Lond., T. Johnson 1^20

Hamlet : Bettesworth. ^Catalogued in the Birmingham Shak, Mem. Lib, ; not

in Bohn*s Lowndes^ 172'?

Pope : First Edition 1725

Shakespeare Restored; or a specimen of the many errors, as well committed,
as unamended, by Mr Pope in his late edition of this poet By Mr Theo-
bald. [* This, although the title docs not say so, is entirely devoted to the

play of Hamlet.' — Timmtns,'} 1726

Pope: Second Edition 1728

Theobald: First Edition 1733

Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. 1734

The Dramatic Historiographer, or the British Theatre delineated. Contains

an account of Hamlet , . . . . 1735

Some Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, wriUen by

William Shakespeare. [Reprinted in 1864. See p. 80 of this Volume.
