1814–15. [C. W. Dilke], Old English Plays. 6 vols. [Cited as O. E. P.]
1825. The Old English Drama. 2 vols. (Hurst, Robinson, & Co., and A. Constable). [Most of the plays have the separate imprint of C. Baldwyn, 1824.]
1825–7. Select Collection of Old Plays. A new edition ... by I. Reed, O. Gilchrist and [J. P. Collier]. 12 vols. [Cited as Dodsley3.]
1830. The Old English Drama. 3 vols. (Thomas White).
1833. J. P. Collier, Five Old Plays (W. Pickering). [Half-title has ‘Old Plays, vol. xiii’, as a supplement to Dodsley.]
1841–53. Publications of the Shakespeare Society. [Include, besides several plays of T. Heywood (q.v.), Dekker, Chettle, and Haughton’s Patient Grissell, Munday’s John a Kent and John a Cumber, Legge’s Richardus Tertius, Norton and Sackville’s Gorboduc, Merbury’s Marriage between Wit and Wisdom, and Sir Thomas More, True Tragedy of Richard III, 1 Contention, True Tragedy of Richard Duke of York, Taming of A Shrew, Timon, by various editors. Some copies of these plays, not including Heywood’s, were bound up in 4 vols., with the general date 1853, as a Supplement to Dodsley.]
1848. F. J. Child, Four Old Plays.
1851. J. P. Collier, Five Old Plays (Roxburghe Club).
1870. J. S. Keltie, The Works of the British Dramatists.
[Many of the collections enumerated above are obsolete, and I have not usually thought it worth while to record here the plays included in them. Lists of the contents of most of them are given in Hazlitt; Manual, 267.]