Contents. 1. Doctor Faustus, Lust's dominion, by C. Marlowe; Mother Bombie, Midas, by J. Lyly. 2. Endymion; or, the man in the moon, by J. Lyly; History of Antonio and Mellida, What you will, Parasitaster; or, the fawn, by J. Marston. 3. The wonder of a kingdom, Old Fortunatus, by T. Dekker; Bussy D'Ambois, Monsieur D'Olive, by G. Chapman. 4. May day, by G. Chapman; The Spanish gipsy, The changeling, by T. Middleton and W. Rowley; More dissemblers besides women, by T. Middleton. 5. Women beware women, A trick to catch the old one, by T. Middleton; A new wonder, a woman never vext, by W. Rowley; Appius and Virginia, by J. Webster. The Thracian wonder, by J. Webster and W. Rowley; The English traveller, Royal king and loyal subject, A challenge for beauty, by T. Heywood. Dillon, Arthur, 1750-1794. 6. Progrès de la révolution française en Angleterre. Paris. [1792.] 27 pp. 8° No. 5 in G.3656,20 Dimitri Donskoi, tragédie. See W. A. Özeroff. Tragédies. Dineros son calidad, comedia. See L. 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Discourse of English poetry. See W. WEbbe. Discourse of the league between France and England, 1589. See POLITIK discourse. Discoveries. See B. JONSON. Discovery, The, comedy. See F. SHERIDAN. Discreet lover, tragi-comedy. See L. Carlell. The fool would be a favorite. Disease. HALL, J. Select observations on diseases. 1679. JENNINGS, S. K. Plain explanation. 1814. Disguise, The, comedy. See R. P. JODRELL. Dismal squire, farce. See C. SHADWELL. Plotting lovers. Dismal swamp canal. Exhibition of the canal from its commencement. Norfolk, 1825. 8 pp. 8° No. 2 in G.322.19; No. 4 in *4376.11 Disney, David Tiernan, 1803-1857. David T. Disney of Ohio. [With portrait. Cut from the Democratic rev., March, 1850, pp. 266273-] No. 7 in G.3632.3 Disobedient child, interlude. See T. Ingelend. Disowned, The; or, the prodigals, drama. See R. P. SMITH. Display of heraldry. See J. GUILLIM. Dispute, La, comédie. See P. C. de C. de MARIVAUX. Œuvres, 1781, vol. 2. Disquisition on creation. See N. READ. 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Dissertation sur l'immortalité de l'âme. See D. HUME. Dissipateur, Le; ou l'honnête friponne, comédie. See P. N. DESTOUCHES. Dissuasive from the play-house. See J. COLLIER. Distillation. GILLESPIE, R. Short sketch of [his] improvement. [1815.] Distracted state, tragedy. See J. TATHAM. Distressed mother, tragedy. See J. RACINE. Distresses, The, tragi-comedy. See Sir W. Dave NANT. District of Columbia. SYDNEY on retrocession. 20 10, 10, 85. Dit, Le, de ménage, pièce en vers du xive siècle, Diversions of Purley. See J. H. TOOKE. Divine century of spiritual sonnets. See Barnabe Divine weeks and works, poem. See G. de SALUSTE DU BARTAS. Divino Nazareno Sanson, comedia. See J. PEREZ DE MONTALVAN. 1851. DELONEY, T. Garland of good-will. Scottish traditional versions of ancient ballads. London: Percy soc'y. 1845. xvi, 108 pp. 80 G.3825.1.17; **2537.19 Dixon, William Hepworth, 1821-1879. Personal history of Lord Bacon. From unpublished papers. Boston: Ticknor and Fields. 1861. xix, (1), 424 pp. 8°, 1. p. G.3753.1; 2455.22 One of 75 copies printed. Notices of this and the following work cut from the Athenæum and the N. Y. World are on No. 1 in G.3852.3. The story of Lord Bacon's life. With portr. and vignette. London, 1862. vi, (1), 484 pp. 153 Sm. 8° G.3753.2 Account of the countries adjoining to Hudson's Bay. London: J. Robinson. 1744. (1), ii, 211 pp. Map. 4° G.3772.6; 2310.10 Dobbs, Francis. The patriot king; or Irish chief. A tragedy. London: J. Bew and A. Grant. 1774. 80 pp. 8° G.3970.37 Doblhoff-Dier, Anton, Freiherr von, 1800-1872. Dobrizhoffer, Martin, 1717-1791. Dobson, William. G.3773.2; 4366.26 Kunopædia. A practical essay on training the English spaniel or pointer. With instructions for the art of shooting flying. 2d ed. London, 1817. xliv, 235 PP. Woodcut. 8° G.143.15 Doctissimorvm nostra ætate Italorum epigrammata. [Cura Jo. Gagnæi.] Lutetia per Nicol. Diuitem. [1547] 72 ff. 16° G.18.76 Contents. Libri M. A. 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Kyd]; Mustapha, by Sir F. Greville, lord Brook. 3. Green's Tu quoque: or, the city gallant, by J. Cooke; The honest whore, by T. Dekker; The hog hath lost his pearl, by R. Tailor; Fuimus Troes, the true Trojans, [by J. Fisher]; The white devil, or Vittoria Corombona, by J. Webster. malcontent, by J. Marston; A woman kill'd with kindness, by T. Heywood; Eastward Hoe, by B. Jonson, G. Chapman, and f. Marston; The widow's tears, by G. Chapman; The revenger's tragedy, by C. Turneur. 5. Lingua: or, the combat of the tongue and the five senses, by A. Brewer; A mad world, my masters, by T. Middleton; 'Tis pity she's a whore, by J. Ford; Grim, the collier of Croydon : or, the devil and his dam, with the devil and St. Dunstan, by J. T.; Microcosmus, by T. Nabbes. 6. The widow, by B. Jonson, J. Fletcher, T. Middleton; A match at midnight, by W. Rowley; The dumb knight, by L. Machin; The muse's looking glass, by T. Randolph; The jovial crew; or, the merry beggars, by R. Broome. 7. The heir, The old couple, by T. May; The antiquary, by S. Marmion; The goblins, by Sir J. Suckling; The shepherd's holiday, by J. Rutter. 8. The city madam, A new way to pay old debts, The guardian, The unnatural combat, The picture, by P. Massinger. 9. Albumazar [by Tomkis]; The gamester, The bird in a cage, by J. Shirley; The city night-cap, by R. Davenport; The parson's wedding, by T. Killigrew. 10. The city match, by J. Maine; The lost lady, by Sir W. Barclay [Berkeley]; The ordinary, by W. Cartwright; The queen of Arragon, by W. Habington; The marriage night, by Henry [Cary], Tord Falkland. 11. Dialogue on plays and players [by]. Wright]; Tancred and Gismunda, by R. Wilmot; Cornelia [translaved from R. Garnier by] T. Kyd; The merry devil of Edmonton; Andromana: or, the merchant's wife, by J. S[hirley]; The mayor of Quinborough, by T. Middleton. 12. Elvira: or, the worst not always true, by G. Digby, earl of Bristol; Love will find out the way, by T. 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