Miles: A Review of Hamlet. [First printed in the Southern Review for April

Wood: Hamlet from a Psychological View.

1870

.. 1870

Daniel: Notes, p. 73.

.. 1870 .. 1870

Griffin: Studies in Shakespeare. Booth's Hamlet, p. 167.

Hudson School Shakespeare, 2d Series, 12mo, Boston.
Meadows: An Essay.

. 1871

1871

Latham: Two Dissertations, 8vo, London. [From the Transactions of the
Royal Society of Lit., vol. x, New Series.]

1872

Rushton: Passages in Hamlet, &c. Illustrated from the Toxophilus of Ascham.
Part I.

1872

Corson : On a Disputed Passage in II, ii, l. 180, 181. [Privately printed.] .
Ray Shakespeare's Delineations of Insanity. [Reprinted from The American
Journal of Insanity, April, 1847.]

1873

. 1873

Woods: How Old was Hamlet?' Essays, &c. Boston, 12m0, pp. 399.
Salvini: Acting Edition.

1874

. 1874

Corson Jottings on the Text. [200 copies privately printed.]
Shakespeare Burlesque. Hamlet. [Lond. Soc. for Dec. 25, 1874.]
Elze Essays, Svo, pp. 380. Hamlet, p. 193.
Tyler: The Philosophy of Hamlet.

Collier Trilogy, Part III, p. 53. [Privately printed.] . .

Mahony: Hamlet's Mission. A Critical Inquiry, &c.

.. 1875

[These are necessarily so numerous that a complete list can scarcely be hoped for.-Timmins.]

The Academy: Age of Hamlet, vol. viii, pp. 629, 651; vol. ix, p. 243.
Allusion in Hamlet, vol. vi, pp. 638, 658, 687.

Allusion to Hamlet, vol. vii, p. 481.

Anonymous article on Irving in Hamlet in Macmillan's Magazine, vol. vii,
P. 25.

Article in Kölnische Zeitung on Irving in Hamlet, vol. vii, p. 102.

Cessation of Irving in Hamlet, vol. viii, p. 23.

Creswick in Hamlet, vol. vii, p. 360.

Graf on Hamlet, vol. ix, p. 309.

Irving in Hamlet, vol. vi, pp. 519, 546, 644.

Madame Sophie in Hamlet, vol. vi, p. 468.

Marshall's Study of Hamlet, vol. viii, p. 569.

Mercade's Hamlet, or Shakespeare's Philosophy of History, vol. viii, p. 569.

Passage in Hamlet, vol. vii, p. 16.

Rossi in Hamlet, vol. viii, p. 652.

Russell on Irving in Hamlet, vol. vii, p. 24.

'Some Dozene or Sixteene Lines,' vol. v, p. 13.

Werder's Vorlesungen über Shakespeare's Hamlet, vol. viii, p. 569.

Albion: The Stage-Hamlet. Dec. 24, p. 613.

All the Year Round: Irving's Hamlet. Dec. 5, p. 179.

Amer. Jour. of Insanity: Hamlet. April,

Hamlet. April, p. 409.

Athenæum: Review of Halford's Essays: Hamlet's Madness. P. 359.

Mr Butler as Hamlet, p. 684.

Mr George Jones as Hamlet, p. 788.

Mr Charles Kean as Hamlet, pp. 35, 91.

Mr Charles Kean as Hamlet, p. 438.

Mr Morris's Hamlet, p. 58.

Mr Macready as Hamlet, p. 238.

Miss Horton as Ophelia, p. 238.

Mr Charles Kean as Hamlet, p. 462.

Master Webster as Hamlet, p. 19.

Mr Gregory as Hamlet, p. 66. .

What does Hamlet mean? Review of Wade's Lecture, p. 713.
Dumas's Translation, p. 78.

Mr Brooke as Hamlet at Marylebone Theatre, p. 459.
Schlegel's Hamlet at St James's, p. 683.

.. 1853

Review of Dr Eckart's Dramaturgic Studies: A Course of Lectures on the
Single Play of Hamlet, p. 1187.

Athenæum (continued):

Hamlet Quarto, 1603; Letter from Rooney, p. 1191; Letter from J. Payne
Collier, p. 1220; Letter from I. Winter Jones, p. 1220; Letter from Henry
Foss, p. 1277; Letter from J. O. Halliwell, p. 1308; Letter from J. Payne
Collier, p. 1310. pp. 1168, 1404, 1537.

Halliwell: V, ii, 407: Bear Hamlet like a soldier to his grave,' p. 1308.
Mommsen: Hamlet Quarto 1603, p. 182.

1856

1856

1856

1857

Allen's Reprint of the Quartos of 1603, 1604. Part I, p. 137.
Letter from J. O. Halliwell on the Hamlet of 1604.

. 1860

Part I, p. 272.

.. 1860

.. 1861

.. 1862

.. 1863

.. 1863

Part II, p. 104.
Part II, p. 683.

Hamlet explained by Rohrback. Part I, p. 253.
Review of Gerth's Hamlet. Part I, p. 529.
Review of Conolly's Study of Hamlet; his madness.
Donbavand: I, ii, 65: A little more than kin,' &c.
Donbavand: II, ii, 397: 'I know a hawk from a handsaw.'
Atkinson II, ii, 397: I know a hawk from a handsaw.'
Mitford: II, ii, 397: I know a hawk from a handsaw.'
Hausenbeth: II, ii, 397: 'I know a hawk from a handsaw.'
765,766...

Part II, p. 683. 1863 Part II, p. 722. 1863 Part II, p. 884. 1863 Part II, p.

Chatelain's French Translation of Hamlet. Part I, p. 298.
II, ii, 397: 'I know a hawk from a handsaw.' Part II, p. 928.
Elze: I, iv, 36: 'dram of eale.' Part II, p. 186.

Elze III, iv, 169: 'And either... the devil or throw him out.'
p. 186.

Elze: IV, v, 10: They aim at it,' &c. Part II, p. 186.

Elze: V, ii, 42: ‘And stand a comma 'tween their amities.' Part II, p. 186. 1866 I, iv, 36: dram of eale.' Part II, p. 217.

III, iv, 169:

And either . . . . the devil or throw him out.'

....

.. 1866 Part II, p. 218. 1866

P. 218. .. 1866

III, iv, 162: Of habits devil, is angel yet in this.' Part II,
I, iv, 36: The dram of eale.' Part II, p. 687.
Street: V, i, 314: The cat will mew, and dog will have his day.' Part II,
P. 314.

Forrest: V, i, 314: The cat will mew, and dog will have his day.' Part
II, p. 346.

Elze: IV, vi, 21: Convert his gyves to graces.' Part I, p. 284.
Elze: V, i, 108: tenures.' Part I, p. 284.
Hall: IV, vii, 21: Convert his gyves to graces.'
Tschischwitz's Hamlet reviewed. Part II, p. 430.
Wetherill: I, iv, 36: 'dram of eale.' Part II, p. 672.
On Fortinbras. Part I, p. 114.
Staunton: I, i, 94: 'And carriage
final d and e in old dramatists.
Staunton III, iv, 121: Your bedded hair,' &c. Part I, p. 530.

1866

Staunton: V, ii, 7: ‘And praise be rashness for it.'

and e in old dramatists. Part I, p. 530.

Staunton II, ii, 421: for the law of writ. Part I, p. 867.

Staunton II, ii, 121: 'O most best.'

Athenæum (continued):

Mr Bandmann as Hamlet. Part I, p. 221.

A Spanish Hamlet-Señor Coellos El Principe Hamlet.

:

Part I, p. 474. Hamlet at the Crystal Palace. Part I, p. 609.

Mr Mackaye as Hamlet. Part I, p. 610.
Clarke: Rossi's Hamlet at Genoa. Part I, p. 737.

.. 1873

. 1873

Part II, pp. 725, 761.

Rouvière as Hamlet.
Russell on Irving's Hamlet. Part II, p.
A Spanish Translation of Shakespeare,-Señor Moratin's Translation of
Hamlet. Part II, p. 60.

.. 1874

800..

1874

1874

Salvini and Fechter as Hamlet compared. Part I, p. 761.

. 1875

Greenwood III, v, 71: 'Sense sure you have, else could you not have motion.' Part I, p. 302.

Nicholson: III, v, 71: 'Sense sure you have, else could you not have motion.' Part II, p. 449.

. 1875

Mackay: III, ii, 148: Miching mallecho.' Part II, p. 509.

.. 1875

Paper read before the Shak. Soc. by Dr Todhunter on Hamlet and Ophelia.
Part I, p. 270.

1876

Review of Marshall's Hamlet.

Part I, p. 339.

1876

Daniel: III, iii, 12: With all the strength and armour of the mind.' Part I,
P. 427.

. 1876

Review of Dowden's Shakespeare's Scenes and Characters. Part II, p. 312. 1876 Atlantic Monthly: May, p. 585.

German critics on Hamlet. xxxvii, 243.

Goethe on Hamlet. xxxvii, 246.

Tieck and Horn on Hamlet. xxxvii, 247.

Hamlet compared with Romeo and Juliet. xxxvii, 523.

Garrick's changes in Hamlet. xlv, 396.

Ducis's French version of Hamlet. xlvi, 339.

Feigned madness of Hamlet. xlvi, 449.

Play represented in Hamlet. xlvii, 146.

Passages in Hamlet. lxvi, 252; lxvii, 634-635.—[Timmins.]

Chicago Medical Journal: Hamlet's Insanity. Sept., p. 7.
Christian World Magazine: Hamlet a Problem. April,

Colburn's New Monthly Mag.: The Lost Hamlet. April, p. 279.

1873

. 1875

1873

Cornell Review: Antic Disposition. Dec.,

. 1876

Cornhill Magazine: Hamlet. October, p. 452.

.. 1869

Edinburgh Review: Garden at Elsineur in Hamlet. xiv, 171.
Character of Hamlet. xxviii, 483.

Goethe's Analysis of Hamlet. xlii, 433.

Le Tourneur's Translation of Hamlet. li, 230.

Closing Scene of Hamlet. lxxi, 490.

Texts of Hamlet. lxxi, 366-367, 370-371, 377-384.

Authorities of Saxo Grammaticus on Hamlet. lxxxii, 287.

Wailly's Translation of Hamlet. lxxxiii, 57-58.—[Timmins.]

Gentleman's Magazine: The Saga of Hamlet, from the Swedish. Oct., p. 369,
New Series.

1847

Philosophers and Jesters. March and June,

1873

Literary and Philosophical Society of Liverpool: 51st Session, on Hamlet and
Faust.

1861

London Magazine: Hamlet worn out. Aug.,

..

. 1876

London Society: Hamlet the Hysterical. Dec.,

.. 1874

London University Magazine: Hamlet Criticism.

1858

Macmillan: On the extract from an Old Play in Hamlet, II, ii. Dec., p. 135. 1874

The New Hamlet and his Critics. Jan., p. 236.

The Elder Hamlet. Aug., p. 351.

The Nation: Mar. 29,

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