of tragi-comedy, [118], etc.;
of the unities, [126], etc.;
opinion on Shakespeare's learning, [xxv], [135], etc.;
opinion of Farmer's essay, [xxvii];
Observations on Macbeth, [lix], [318];
Dedication to Shakespear Illustrated, [lix], [323];
Lives of the Poets, [xi], [323], [335];
Mrs. Piozzi's Anecdotes, [323];
allusions by Farmer to edition of Shakespeare, [166], [171], [201], [208], [211].