Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction, and the Drama, Vol. 4 / A Revised American Edition of the Reader's Handbook
Ebenezer Cobham Brewer
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  • Naaman, 1864, Costa. Or.
  • Nabob (The), 1772, Foote. F.
  • Nabob (The), 1879, Burnard (an English version of Les Trente Millions de Gladiateurs, by Labiche and Gille).
  • Nabucco, 1842, Verdi. O.
  • Nabucodonosor, 19th cent., Verdi. O.
  • Nancy, 1739, Carey.
  • Nanine, 1749, Voltaire. C.
  • Narbonne. (See “Count of Narbonne.”)
  • Nathan the Wise, 1778, Lessing. D.
  • Nations (Les), 1851, Banville. O.
  • Native Land, 1823, Bishop. O.
  • Natural Daughter (The), 1792, Goethe. C.
  • Natural Son (The), 1786, Cumberland. C. (See “Fils Natural.”)
  • Natural Son (The), 1799, Anne Plumtree. Pl. (from Kotzebue).
  • Nature, 1490, H. Medwell. Int.
  • Naufragium Joculare, 1638, Cowley. C. (translated by C. Johnson, and called Fortune in her Wits, 1705).
  • Neck or Nothing, 1766, Garrick or King (ascribed to both). F.
  • Ne’er-do-Weel (The), 1878, Gilbert. C.
  • Negro Slaves, 1796. H.Pc. (from Kotzebue).
  • Nell (1830-1877), Halliday. C.
  • Nell Gwynne, 1832, Jerrold. C.
  • Nero, 1675, Lee. T.
  • Nerone, 1700, Handel. O.
  • Nervous Man, 19th cent., B. Bernard. C.
  • Nest of Ninnies (A), 1608, Armyn. C.
  • Never too Late, 1590, Greene. C.
  • Never too Late to Mend (It’s), 1878, Reade. C.
  • New Academy (The), 1653, Brome. C.
  • New Droll (A), 1660, Jordan. M.
  • New Hippocrates (The), 1761, Hiffernan. D.
  • New Inn (The), 1630, Jonson. C.
  • New Men and Old Acres (1817-1880), T. Taylor. C.
  • New Peerage (The), 1830, Miss Lee. C.
  • New Tricke to Cheat the Divell, 1639, R. Davenport. C.
  • New Way to Pay Old Debts, 1625, printed 1633, Massinger. C.
  • New Wonder, a Woman Never Vext, 1532, Rowley. C.
  • Nice Firm (A), 19th cent., Tom Taylor.
  • Nice Valour, 1647, Beaumont and Fletcher. C.
  • Nice Wanton (The), 1560, Anon. Mo.
  • Nicholas Flam, 19th cent., Buckstone.
  • Nicholas Nickleby (1830-1877), Halliday (C. Dickens’s novel dramatized).
  • Nicodemus (time, Edward III.), Anon. Mir.Pl. (founded on chap. xvi. of the “Gospel of Nicodemus”).
  • Nicomède, 1670, P. Corneille. T.C.
  • Nicomedes, 1671, J. Dancer. T.C. (from the Nicomède of Corneille).
  • Niebelungen, 1850, Wagner. O.
  • Night Walkers, 1633, Beaumont and Fletcher. C.
  • Night Watcher (The), * Körner. C.
  • Nine Points of the Law, 1859, Tom Taylor.
  • Ninette à la Cour (1710-1792), Favart. O.C.
  • Ninus II., 1814, Brifant. T.
  • No Cure no Pay, 1794, H. Rowe. Mu.F.
  • No Song no Supper, 1790, Hoare. Mu.E. (music by Storace).
  • No Wit like Woman’s 1657, Greene or Middleton. C.
  • Noah’s Flood, 1679, Ecclestone. Or.
  • Noble Choice, 1653, Massinger.
  • Noble Gentleman, 1647, Beaumont and Fletcher.
  • Noble Heart (The), 1850, Lewes. T.
  • Noble Ingratitude, 1659, Lower. P.T.
  • Nobleman (The), 17th., cent., Tourneur. T.C. (The Manuscript of this play was destroyed by the cook of Mr. Warburton, the Somerset herald).
  • Nobody and Somebody, 1606, Trundell. C.
  • Noces de Gamache, 1827, Mendelssohn. O.
  • Nonjuror (The), 1717, Cibber. C. (from Molière’s Tartuffe). (See “Hypocrite.”)
  • Nonne Sanglante, 1854, Delavigne. O. (music by Gounod).
  • Norma, 1831, Bellini. O. (libretto by Romani).
  • Northern Lass (The), 1632, Brome. C.
  • Northward Hoe! 1607, Dekker.
  • Not so Bad as we Seem, 1851, Lord Lytton. C.
  • Not such a Fool as he Looks, 1869, H. J. Byron.
  • Notaire Obligeant, 1650, Dancourt. C.
  • Note of Hand, or Trip to Newmarket, 1777, Cumberland. C.
  • Notoriety (1765-1841), Reynolds. C.
  • Notre Dame, 19th cent., Victor Hugo. D.
  • Nouveau Pourceaugnac, before 1822, Scribe. Pt.Pc.
  • Nouveau Seigneur du Village, 1813, Boieldieu. O.
  • Novella, 1653, Brome. C.
  • Nozze di Figaro, 1786, Mozart. O. (See “Mariage de Figaro.”) Sir H. Bishop altered this opera.
  • Nuit Blanche (Une), 19th cent., Offenbach. O.Bf.
  • Nuit de Noël (La), 1848, Reber. O.
  • Nuits Terribles, 1821, St. Georges. O.C
  • Nuptials of Peleus and Thetis, 1654, Howell. M. and C.
  • Oberon, 1616, Jonson. C.
  • Oberon, 1626, Weber. O. (libretto by Planché).
  • Oberto di Bonifazio, 1839, Verdi. O.
  • Obstinate Lady (The), 1657, Cokaine. C.
  • Octavia (B.C. 58-32), Seneca. T. (Latin). Adapted by T. Nuce, 1566; acted 1581.
  • Octavia, 1783, Alfieri. T. (translated by C. Lloyd, 1815). (See “Virtuous Octavia.”)
  • Octavius (1761-1819), Kotzebue. H.D.
  • Octoroon, 1861, Boucicault. D.
  • Oden (1756-1829), Lèopold. T.
  • Odette, 1832, Déaddé. D.
  • O’Dowd (The), 1880, Boucicault (a version like “The Porter’s Knot” of Les Crochets du Père by Cormon and Grange).
  • Œdipe, 1659, Corneille. T.
  • Œdipe, 1718, Voltaire. T.
  • Œdipe, 1781, Sacchini. O.
  • Œdipe Rol, 1798, Chénier. T.
  • Œdipe à Colone, 1796, Chénier. T.
  • Œdipe chez Admète, 1778, Ducis. T.
  • Œdipus (B.C. 58-32), Seneca. T. (Latin). Adapted by A. Nevyle, 1560.
  • Œdipus, 1679, Dryden and Lee. T.
  • Œdipus at Colonus, about B.C. 407, Sophocles. T. (Greek). Translated by G. Adams, 1729; Potter, 1788; Dale, 1824; Plumptre, 1865.
  • Œdipus Tyrannus, about B.C. 425, Sophocles. T. (Greek). Translated by L. Theobald, 1715; G. Adams, 1729; Potter, 1788; G. S. Clarke, 1791; Dale, 1824; F. H. Doyle, 1849; Plumptre, 1865.
  • Œdipus Tyrannus, etc., 1820, P. B. Shelley. T.
  • Œnone, 1804, Kalkbrenner. O.
  • Œuvres du Démon (Les), 1854, Boule. D.
  • Old Bachelor, 1693, Congreve. C.
  • Old City Manners, 1777, Mrs Lennox. C. (This is Eastward Hoe reset.)
  • Old Couple, before 1641, May. C.
  • Old Fortunatus. (See “Fortunatus.”)
  • Old Heads and Young Hearts, 1843, Boucicault. C.
  • Old Law (The), 1599, printed 1656, Middleton and Rowley. C. (altered by Massinger).
  • Old Maid (The), 1761, Murphy. F.
  • Old Maids, 1841, Knowles. C.
  • Old Martin’s Trials, 19th cent., Stirling. Dom.D.
  • Old Mode (The) and the New, 1709, D’Urfey. C.
  • Old Sailors, 1874, H. J. Byron. C.
  • Old Troop, 1672, Lacy. C.
  • Old Wives’ Tale, 1590, Peele. C. (Milton’s Comus is indebted to this comedy.)
  • Oldcastle (Sir John), 1600, Munday and Drayton. T. (one of the “spurious plays” of Shakespeare).
  • Olimpiade, 1719, Leo. O.
  • Olive (D’). (See “Mons. D’Olive.”)
  • Olivia, 1878, W. G. Wills. C.
  • Ollanta, 1871, Markham. D.
  • Olympiade, 1761, Piccini. O.
  • Olympic Revels, 1831, Planché.
  • Olympie, 1800, Kalkbrenner. O.
  • Olympie, 1820, Brifaut. O. (music by Spontini).
  • Omba, 1853, Bigsby. D.R.
  • Oncle Valet, 1798, Dellamaria. O.C.
  • Ondine, 1816, Hoffmann. O.
  • On Bail, 1877, Gilbert.
  • On Strike, 1873, A. W. A’Beckett.
  • One, or a Monarchy, 1805, Alfieri. C. Translated by C. Lloyd, 1815.
  • One o’clock, or The Wood Demon, 1811, Lewis. G.O.R.
  • One Snowy Night, * Ware. C.
  • Opera Comique, 1799, Dellamaria. O.C.
  • Opera di Camera of Jessy Lea, 1863, Macfarren. O.
  • Opportunity (The), 1640, Shirley. C.
  • Oraloosa (1803-1854), Bird. T.
  • Orators (The), 1762, Foote. F.
  • Ordeal by Touch (The), 1872, R. Lee. D.
  • Order of the Garter (The), 1742, West. D.Pm.
  • Ordinary (The), 1647, printed 1651, Cartwright. C.
  • Oreste, 1750, Voltaire. T.
  • Oreste et Pylade, 1695, Lagrange. T.
  • Orestes, B.C. 408, Euripides. T. (Greek). Translated by Banister, 1780; Potter, 1781; Wodhull, 1782.
  • Orestês, 1783, Alfieri. T. (translated by C. Lloyd. 1815).
  • Orestes, 1802, Sotheby. T.
  • Orestes, 1871, Warren. Met.D.
  • Orfeo, 1483, Poliziano. (See “Orpheus.”)
  • Orfeo, 1764, Glück. O. (libretto by Calzabigi).
  • Orientales (Les), 1828, V. Hugo. R.D.
  • Originaux (Les), 1693, Lamotte.
  • Orlandino, 1526, Folengo. B.
  • Orlando Furioso, 1594, Greene. (See “Bombastes Furioso.”)
  • Ormasdes (1612-1690), Henry Killigrew.
  • Oronooko, 1696, Southerne. T. (Mrs. Behn’s novel dramatized).
  • Orphan (The), 1680, Otway. T.
  • Orphan of China (The), 1761, Murphy. T. (Voltaire’s L’Orphelin de la Chine).
  • Orphan of the Frozen Sea, 1856, Stirling. N.D.
  • Orphée (1677-1758), Lagrange. O.
  • Orphée aux Enfers, 1858, Offenbach. O.Bf.
  • Orphelin de la Chine (L’), 1760, Voltaire. T.
  • Orpheus and Eurydice, 1705, Dennis. T. (See “Orfeo.”)
  • Orpheus and Eurydice (1730-1805), King.
  • Orti Esperidi (Gli), 1722, Metastasio. O. (music by Porpora).
  • Oscar and Malvina (1754-1829), Shield. O.
  • Osmond the Great Turk, 1657, Carlell. Pl.
  • Otello, 1816, Rossini. O.
  • Othello, 1602, Shakespeare. T.
  • Otho the Great (1796-1821), Keats and Brown. T.
  • Othon, 1664, Corneille. T.
  • Oulita, the Serf, 1858, Helps. Pl.
  • Our American Cousin, 1858, Tom Taylor. C. (It was greatly altered by Sothern.)
  • Our Boys, 1878, H. J. Byron. C.
  • Our Clerks, 1852, Tom Taylor. C.
  • Our Mary Anne (1802-1879), Buckstone. C.
  • Our New Governess (1815-1874), C. S. Brooks. D.
  • Ours, 1866, Robertson. C.
  • Ours et la Pacha (Les), before 1822, Scribe. Pt.Pc.
  • Outtara-Rama-Tscheritra, 8th cent., Bhavabhouti. Myt.D. (translated by Wilson in his Indian Theatre).
  • Overland Route, 1860, Tom Taylor. C.
  • Ovin, 1662, Cockaine. T.
  • Padlock (The), 1768, Bickerstaff. O.F.
  • Page (The), 1765-1841, Reynolds. C.
  • Page of Plymouth (time, Queen Elizabeth). Anon. T.
  • Palace of Truth, 1870, Gilbert. Fy.C.
  • Palamon and Arcyte, 1566, Edwards. C.
  • Palestine (1775-1847), Crotch. Or.
  • Pallantus and Eudora, 1653, T. Killigrew. T. (same as The Conspiracy).
  • Pamela, 1742, Love. C.
  • Pammachius, 1544, Anon. C. (Latin).
  • Pandora, 1664, Sir W. Killigrew. Pl.
  • Panel (The), 1757-1823, Kemble. (This is Bickerstaff’s comedy of ’Tis Well ’tis no Worse, reset.)
  • Pan’s Anniversary, 1625, B. Jonson. M.
  • Panurge, 1785, Grétry. O.
  • Papal Tyranny, 1745, Cibber. T.
  • Paracelsus, 1836, R. Browning. D.Pm.
  • Parasitaster, or The Fawn, 1606, Marston. C.
  • Paria (Le), 1821, Delavigne. T.
  • Paria (The), 1826, Beer. T. (the above in English).
  • Paride e Elena, 1770, Glück. O. (libretto by Calzabigi).
  • Paris et Londres, 1827, Dartois. C.
  • Parisien (Le), 1838, Delaporte. C.
  • Parisina, 1833, Donizetti. O.
  • Parliament of Love, 1625, Massinger. C.
  • Parolle et Izidora (1703-1758), Theo. Cibber. C.
  • Parson’s Wedding (The), 1663, Killigrew. C.
  • Parted (1799-1838), Reeve. C.
  • Pasquale (Don), 1843, Donizetti. O.
  • Pasquin, 1736, Fielding. C.
  • Passionate Lovers (The), 1655, Carlell. T.C.
  • Passions (Plays of the), 1798-1812, J. Baillie. C. and T.
  • Past Ten o’clock (1771-1841), Th. Dibdin. F.
  • Pastorale Comique, 1666, Molière.
  • Pastor Fido (Il), 1590, Guarini. P. (See “Faithful Shepherdess.”)
  • Pathomachia, or The Battle of the Affections, 1630, Constable. D.
  • Patient Grizzell, 1603, Chettle and Dekker. C.
  • Patrician and Parvenu (The), 1835, Poole. C.
  • Patrician’s Daughter, 1841, W. Marston. T.
  • Patriot (The), 1784, Charles Hamilton. T.
  • Patron (The), 1764, Foote. F.
  • Patter v. Clatter (1803-1878), C. J. Mathews.
  • Pattie and Peggie, 1730, Th. Cibber. Bd.O. (Allan Ramsay’s Gentle Shepherd reset.)
  • Paul, 1836, Mendelssohn. Or.
  • Paul Lafarge, 1870, Boucicault.
  • Paul Pry, 1825, Poole. F.
  • Paul and Virginia (1756-1818), Cobb. Mu.E.
  • Paul and Virginia (1755-1837), Favieres. T.
  • Paul and Virginia (1768-1844), Mazzhingi. O.
  • Pauline, 1841, Labrousse. C.
  • Payable on Demand (1817-1880), Tom Taylor.
  • Peace, B.C. 419, Aristophanes. C. (Greek). Translated by Mitchell, 1820-22; Hickie, 1853; Rudd, 1867.
  • Pédre (Don), 1857, Cormon. D.
  • Pedro de Portugal (Don), 1828, Gily Zarate. D.
  • Peep Behind the Curtain, 1767 (ascribed to Garrick and to King). F.
  • Pelayo (1749-1811), Jovellanos. T.
  • Pèlerin Blanc (Le), 1811, Guilbert de Pixérécourt.
  • Pélopides, 1763, Voltaire. T.
  • Pénélope, 1785, Marmontel. O.
  • Percy, 1777, Hannah More. T.
  • Père de Famille, 1758, Diderot. C.
  • Pericles Prince of Tyre, 1609, Shakespeare. T.
  • Perjured Husband, 1700, Centlivre. C.
  • Perkin Warbeck, 1634, Ford. H.D.
  • Perle Noire, 1862, Sardou.
  • Perouse (La), 1799, B. Thompson. D.
  • Perplexed Couple (The), 1706-1767, Molloy. C.
  • Perplexed Lovers, 1712, Centlivre. C.
  • Perplexities (The), 1767, Hull. C. (The Adventures of Five Hours, 1663, reset.)
  • Persa, or The Persian (B.C. 254-184), Plautus. C. (Latin).
    • Translated into blank verse by Messrs. Thornton, Rich, Warner and Colman, 1769-74.
  • Persian Prince (The), 1682, Southerne. T.
  • Persian Princess (The) 1711, Theobald. T.
  • Persians (The), B.C. 472, Æschylus. T. (Greek). Translated by otter, 1777; Buckley, 1849; Plumptre, 1869.
  • Pertharite, 1693, Corneille. T.
  • Peter and Paul (1788-1841), Hook.
  • Pewterer (The), 1747, Holbery. B.C.
  • Phædra and Hippolytus, 1708, E. Smith. T.
  • Phaeton, 1597, Daniel or Dekker. T.
  • Pharamond, 17th cent., Calprenède. T. (translated by Phillips, 1677).
  • Pharamond, 1736, Cahusac. T.
  • Phèdre, 1677, Racine. T.
  • Phèdre et Hippolyte, 1677, Pradon. T.
  • Philaster, or Love Lies a-Bleeding, 1620, Fletcher (Beaumont died 1616). T.
  • Philenzo and Hippolyta, 1653, Massinger.
  • Philip II., 1783, Alfieri. T. (translated by C. Lloyd, 1815).
  • Philip von Artevelde, 1834, H. Taylor. D.Pm.
  • Phillippe II., (1764-1881), Chénier. D.
  • Phillis of Seyros, 1655, Shirley. Pl.
  • Philoctète, 1783, Laharpe. T.
  • Philoctetes, about B.C. 415, Sophocles. T. (Greek). Translated by T. Sheridan, 1725; G. Adams, 1729; Potter, 1788; Dale, 1824; Plumptre, 1865.
  • Philoctetes, 1871, Warren. Met.D.
  • Philosophe sans le Savoir (Le), 1765, Sedaine. C.
  • Philosopher’s Stone (The), 1850, Tom Taylor.
  • Philotas, 1597, acted 1607, Daniel. T.
  • Philtre (Le), 1830, Scribe. O.
  • Phœnisssæ (B.C. 480-406), Euripides. T. (Greek). Translated by Banister, 1780; Potter, 1781; Wodhull, 1782; Morgan, 1805; Giles, 1865. (See “Thebais.”)
  • Phœnix (The), 1607, Middleton.
  • Phœnix in Her Flames (The), 1639, Lower. T.
  • Phormio, B.C. 162, Terence. C. (Latin). Translated by Bentley, 1726; Colman the Elder, 1765; Barry, 1857; etc.
  • Phrenologist, 1835, Coyne. C.
  • Phrontisterion, or Oxford in the Nineteenth Century, 1852, Mansel. D. (unfinished).
  • Phrosine et Mélidor, 1794, Méhul. O.C.
  • Physic Lies a-Bleeding, 1697, Th. Brown. C.
  • Piccolino, 1875, Guiraud. O. (libretto by Sardou).
  • Picture (The), 1630, Massinger. T.C.
  • Pierce Penniless (Supplication of) 1592, Nash.
  • Pierre et Catherine, 1829, St. Georges.
  • Pierre le Grand, 1854, Meyerbeer. O.
  • Piety in Pattens, 1773, Foote. F.
  • Pilgrim (The), 1621, Fletcher.
  • Pilot (The), 19th cent., Fitzball. N.Blta.
  • Pinafore (H.M.S.), 1878, Gilbert and Sullivan. N.C.Opta.
  • Pinner of Wakefield, 1560-1592, R. Greene. C.
  • Piperman’s Predicaments, * Ware. F.
  • Pippa Passes, 1842, R. Browning. D.
  • Pirata (Il), 1806-1835, Bellini. O.
  • Pirate (The), 1792-1851, Davenport. Pl.
  • Pirates (1763-1796), Storace. Mu.D.
  • Piso’s Conspiracy, 1676, Lee. T. (same as Nero).
  • Pizarro, 1799, Sheridan. T. (from Kotzebue’s drama The Spaniard in Peru, 1797).
  • Plaideurs (Les), 1668, Racine. C. (imitated from the Wasps of Aristophanês).
  • Plain Dealer, 1677, Wycherly. C.
  • Plain Dealer (The), 1766, Bickerstaff. C.
  • Platonic Love, 1707, Centlivre. C.
  • Platonic Lovers, 1636, Davenant. T.C.
  • Play (1829-1871), Robertson. C.
  • Play betwene the Pardoner and the Frere, printed 1533, J. Heywood. Int.
  • Play called the Four P’s (The), printed 1569, J. Heywood. Pl.
  • Play of Love (The), 1533, Heywood. Int.
  • Play of the Wether (The), 1533, Heywood. Int.
  • Plot and No Plot (A), 1697, Dennis. C.
  • Plot and Passion, 1852, Tom Taylor, etc.
  • Plotting Sisters (The), 1676, D’Urfey. C.
  • Plus Beau Jour de la Vie (Le), before 1822. Scribe. Pl.Pc.
  • Plutus, B.C. 408, Aristophanês. C. (Greek). Translated by Randolph, 1651; Fielding and Young, 1812; Mitchell, 1820-22; Cunningham, 1826; Rudd, 1857.
  • Pœrulus (B.C. 254-184), Plautus. C. (Latin).
    • Translated into blank verse by Messrs. Thornton, Rich, Warner and Colman, 1769-1774.
  • Poetaster (The), 1601, Jonson. Sat.C.
  • Poets (The), 1774, Alfieri. F. (translated by C. Lloyd, 1815).
  • Polidoro, 1788, Bandettini.
  • Polinice, 1783, Alfieri. T. (translated by C. Lloyd, 1815).
  • Polish Jew (The), * Ware. D. (altered into The Bells, 1874).
  • Politician (The), 1655, Shirley. T.
  • Politician Cheated (The), 1663, Greene. C.
  • Polly Honeycombe, 1760, Colman. D.N.
  • Polyeucte, 1640, Corneille. T.
  • Polyxène, 1686, Lafosse. T.
  • Pompée, 1592, Garnier. T.
  • Pompée, 1641, Corneille. T.
  • Pompey, 1663, Mrs. C. Philips. T.
  • Pompey the Great, 1595, Kyd. T. (translated from the Pompée of Garnier).
  • Pompey the Great, 1664, E. Waller. T.
  • Pompey the Great (1705-1773), never printed, S. Johnson. T.
  • Poor Gentleman (The), 1802, Colman. C.
  • Poor Jack (1802-1879), Buckstone. C.
  • Poor Man’s Comfort (The), 1655, Daborn. D.
  • Poor Soldier (The), 1798, O’Keefe. O. (music by Shield).
  • Pope als Metaphysiker, 1754, Lessing (music by Mendelssohn).
  • Pope Joan. (See “Female Prelate.”)
  • Popping the Question (1802-1879), Buckstone. C.
  • Popularité, 1838, Delavigne. C.
  • Porter’s Knot (The), 1858, Oxenford. D. (Like O’Dowd, it is an adaptation of Les Crochets du Père, by Cormon and Grangé.)
  • Postillon de Lonjumeau (Le), 1836. Adam. O.C.
  • Poulet et Poulette, 1878, Hervé. B.O.
  • Pourceaugnac (Mons.), 1669, Molière. C.
  • Pragmatical Jesuit New-Leven’d (The), 1657, Carpenter. C.
  • Precieuses Ridicules, 1659, Molière. C.
  • Premier Jour de Bonheur (Le), 1868, Auber. O.
  • Presence (1624-1678), Margaret, Duchess of Newcastle. C.
  • Presented at Court, 1848, Coyne. C.
  • Presumptive Evidence (1802-1879), Buckstone.
  • Pretty Esmeralda and Captain Phœbus of Ours, 1879, H. J. Byron. B.
  • Pride shall have a Fall, 1825, Croly. C.
  • Priestess (The), 1855, Sargent.
  • Prince Deukalion, 1879, B. Taylor. D.
  • Prince Dorus, 1850, Tom Taylor.
  • Prince of Homburg (1776-1811), Kleist. D.
  • Princess (The), 19th cent., Gilbert. D.
  • Princess of Cleves, 1689, Lee.
  • Princesse Aurélie (Le), 1828, Delavigne. C.
  • Princesse d’Elide, 1664, Molière. C.
  • Princesse de Navarre, 1743, Voltaire. O.
  • Princesse de Navarre, 1747, Rameau. O.
  • Princesse de Trébizonde, 1870, Offenbach. O.
  • Prisoner of State, 1847, Stirling. D.
  • Prisoner of War, 1837, Jerrold. C.
  • Prisoners (The), 1641, Killigrew. T.C.
  • Prisonnier (Le), 1796, Dellamaria. O.C.
  • Procureur Arbitre (Le), 1633-1690, Poisson. C.
  • Prodigal Son (The), 1739-1802, Arnold. O. (music by Sullivan).
  • Profligate (The), 1820, G. W. Taylor. C.
  • Prometheus Bound, B.C. 460, Æschylus. T. (Greek). Translated by Potter, 1777; Buckley, 1849; Webster, 1866; Plumptre, 1869; Lang, 1870.
  • Prometheus Bound, 1838, E. Browning. T.
  • Prometheus Unbound, 1821, Shelley. L.D.
  • Promos and Cassandra, 1578, Whetstone. C.
  • Prôneurs (Les) or La Tartuffe Littéraire (1734-1780), Dorat. Sat.D.
  • Proof, 1878, Burnard (an English version of Une Cause Célèbre).
  • Prophet (The), 1874, B. Taylor. T.
  • Prophète (Le), 1849, Meyerbeer. O. (libretto by Scribe).
  • Prophetess (The), 1647, Beaumont and Fletcher.
  • Prophetess (The), or History of Dioclesian, 1690. Betterton.
  • Proserpina, 1804, Winter. O.
  • Proserpine, 1801, Paisiello. O.
  • Protecteur (Le), 1781-1857, Brifaut. C.
  • Provoked Husband, 1726, Vanbrugh. C. (left unfinished by Vanbrugh, and called The Journey to London. Cibber finished the play, and changed the name).
  • Provoked Wife, 1697, Vanbrugh. C.
  • Provost of Bruges, 1836, Knowles. T.
  • Pseudolus, or The Cheat (B.C. 254-184), Plautus. C. (Latin). Translated into blank verse by Messrs. Thornton, Rich, Warner and Colman, 1769-74.
  • Psyché, 1671, Molière. C.
  • Psyché, 1675, Shadwell.
  • Psyché Debauched, 1678.
  • Public Wooing (1624-1673), Margaret, Duchess of Newcastle. C.
  • Pulchérie, 1672, Corneille.
  • Puritan Maid (The), 1602, Middleton. Pl. (lost).
  • Puritan (The), or The Widow of Watling Street, 1607, W[entworth] S[mith].
  • Puritani (I), 1834, Bellini. O.
  • Puritan’s Daughter, 1861, Balfe. O.
  • Purse (The), or The Benevolent Tar, * Cross. Mu.E.
  • Pygmalion, 1748, Rameau. O.
  • Pygmalion, 1809, Cherubini. O.
  • Pygmalion and Galatea, 1871, Gilbert. Myt.D.
  • Pyrame et Thisbé (1632-1698), Pradon. T.
  • Pyrame et Thisbé (1677-1758), Lagrange. O.
  • Pyrrhus, King of Egypt, 1695, Hopkins. T.
  • Q.E.D., 1871, Marshall. Cdta.
  • Quaker (The), 1777, Dibdin. C.O.
  • Quaker’s Opera (The), 1728, Th. Walker.
  • Quarantine (The), * Ware. C.
  • Queen and Concubine (The), 1653, Brome. D.
  • Queen Elizabeth’s Troubles, in two parts, 1606-1609, Thomas Heywood. H.Pl.
  • Queen Juta of Denmark, 19th cent., Bojé. T.
  • Queen Mab, 1760, Burney. O.
  • Queen Mary [of England], 1875, Tennyson. T.
  • Queen Mother (The), 1861, Swinburne. T.
  • Queen of Arragon, 1635, Habington. T.C.
  • Queen of Corinth, 1647, Beaumont and Fletcher.
  • Queen of Scots (The), 1684, Banks. T.
  • Queens, 1616, Jonson.
  • Queen’s Arcadia (The), 1606, Daniel. P.T.
  • Queen’s Shilling (The), 1879, Godfrey. C. (an English version of Un Fils de Famille; see also “The Discarded Son”).
  • Queer subject (The), 1837, Coyne. C.
  • Qui Femme a, Guerre a, about 1830, Brohan. C.
  • Quintus Fabius, 1573, Anon. H.Pl.
  • Quip for an Upstart Courtier (A), 1592, Greene. C.
  • Quitte ou Double, about 1830, Brohan. C. (The English adaptation is Double or Quits.)
  • Rabages, 1872, Sardou. C.
  • Rage (1765-1841), Reynolds. C.
  • Raging Turk (The), 1631, Goffe. T. (Bajazet II.).
  • Ragout. (See “Mons. Ragout.”)
  • Raising the Wind, 1803, Kenney. F.
  • Rake and His Pupil (The), 1834, Buckstone. C.
  • Ralph Roister Doister, 1534, Udal (the first English comedy). (See “Gammer Gurton’s Needle” and “Mesogonus.”)
  • Ram Alley, or Merry Tricks, 1611, Barry. C.
  • Rambling Justice, 1677, Leanerd. C.
  • Rambling Lady (1659-1746), Southerne. C.
  • Rape of Lucrece (The), 1608, Th. Heywood. T.
  • Rapparee (The), or The Treaty of Limerick, 1870, Boucicault.
  • Rare Triumphs of Love and Fortune (The), 1580, Anon. Pl.
  • Re Teodoro, 1785, Paisiello. O.
  • Rebecca (1830-1877), Halliday. D.
  • Rebellion (The), 1640, Rawlins. T.
  • Rebellion Defeated, or The Fall of Desmond, 16th cent., Cutts. T.
  • Rebels (The), 1749-1832, Goethe. C.
  • Recess (The), 1785, Miss Lee.
  • Réconciliation Normande, 1719, Dufresny. C.
  • Reconciliation, or The Two Brothers, 1799, C. (from Kotzebue).
  • Recruiting Officer (The), 1706, Farquhar. C.
  • Recruiting Sergeant, 1770, Bickerstaff. Mu.E.
  • Reculer pour Mieux Sauter, 1854, Dartois. C.
  • Red Cross Knight, 1794, Holman.
  • Red Mask (The), 1834, Planché.
  • Regent (Le), 1831, Ancelot. V.
  • Regicide (The), 1747, acted 1749, Smollett. T.
  • Register Office (The), 1723-1787, Reed. F.
  • Regolo (Attilio), 1740, Metastasio. O.
  • Regular Fix (1764-1838), Morton. C.
  • Régulus (1632-1698), Pradon. T.
  • Régulus (1734-1780), C. J. Dorat. T.
  • Regulus, 1774, Mrs. H. More. T.
  • Rehearsal (The), 1671, Duke of Buckingham. B.
  • Reinald (1789-1862), Ingemann.
  • Reine de Chypre (La), 1799-1862, Halévy. O.
  • Reine de Golconde. (See “Aline,” etc.)
  • Reine de Saba, 1862, Gounod. O. (libretto by Curré).
  • Relapse (The), 1697, Vanbrugh. C.
  • Religious (1624-1673), Margaret, Duchess of Newcastle. T.C.
  • Remorse, 1797, acted 1813, Coleridge. T.
  • Rencontre (The), 1827, Planché.
  • Rendezvous Bourgeois (Les), 1794, Hoffman. O.C. (music by Méhul).
  • Renegado (The), 1624, Massinger. T.C.
  • Rent Day, 1830, Jerrold. C.
  • Reprisals, or The Tars of Old England, 1757, Smollett. F.
  • Rescued, 1879, Boucicault. Sen.D.
  • Retaliation (1752-1820), Macnally. F.
  • Retour de Napoléon, 1841, Sejour. D.
  • Retribution, 1856, Bennett and Taylor. H.P.
  • Return from Parnassus (The), 1606, Anon. Pl.
  • Return of the Druses, 1865, R. Browning. T.
  • Revenge (The), 1680, Anon. C. (This is the Dutch Courtezan revived.)
  • Revenge (The), 1721, Young. T.
  • Revenge, or a Match at Newgate, 1680, Betterton.
  • Revenge for Honor, 1654, Chapman. T.
  • Revenge of Bussy d’Amboise, 1613, Chapman. T.
  • Revenger’s Tragedie (The), 1607, Tourneur. T.
  • Revers de la Medaille (Le), 1861, Demolière. C.
  • Review (The), or Wags of Windsor, 1798, Colman. F.
  • Rewards of Vertue (The), 1661, Fountaine. C. (altered by Shadwell, and called The Royal Shepherdess, 1669).
  • Rich Jew of Malta, 1586, Marlowe. T.
  • Rich and Poor, 1812, Lewis. C.O.
  • Richard Cœur de Lion, 1781, Sedaine. O. (music by Grétry).
  • Richard Cœur de Lion, 1782, Burgoyne. H.R. (the above Anglicized).
  • Richard Cœur de Lion (1752-1820), Macnally. O.
  • Richard Cœur de Lion (1830-1877), Halliday. H.D.
  • Richard Cœur de Lion, 1863, Benedict. O.
  • Richard I., 1728, Sewell. T.
  • Richard II., 1597, Shakespeare. H.D.
  • Richard III., 1597, Shakespeare. H.T.
  • Richard, Duke of York, 1595, Marlowe. T.
  • Richelieu, 1839, Lord Lytton. H.Pl.
  • Richelieu (La Jeunesse de), 1833, Ancelot. V.
  • Richmond Heiress (The), 1693, D’Urfey. C.
  • Rienzi, 1828, Miss Mitford. T.
  • Rienzi, 1841, Wagner, O. (libretto by Jackson).
  • Right Woman (A), 1615, Beaumont and Fletcher. C.
  • Rightful Heir (The), 1868, Lord Lytton. T. (same as The Sea Captain).
  • Rigoletto, 1852, Verdi. O. (libretto from Victor Hugo).
  • Rimini (Francesca di), 1819, Pellico. T.
  • Rinaldo, 1711, Hill. O. (music by Handel; this was the first piece he set to music).
  • Rinaldo and Armida, 1699, Dennis. D.
  • Riquet, 1836, Planché.
  • Rival Candidates, 1774, Dudley. Mu.Int.
  • Rival Friends (The), 1632, Hausted. C.
  • Rival Kings (The), 1677, Banks.
  • Rival Ladies, 1663, Dryden. C.
  • Rival Modes, 1726, Moore. C.
  • Rival Queens, 1677, Lee.
  • Rivals (The), 1668, Davenant. C.
  • Rivals (The), 1775, Sheridan. C.
  • Rivals (The), 1830, Balfe. O. (I Rivali).
  • Road to Ruin, 1792, Holcroft. C.
  • Roaring Girl (The), 1611, Middleton. C. (i.e. Moll Cutpurse).
  • Rob Roy, 1832, Flotow. O.
  • Rob Roy MacGregor (1782-1835), Pocock. O.D. (from Sir W. Scott’s novel).
  • Robbers (The), 1781, Schiller. T.
  • Robbers of Calabria, * Lane. D. (adapted).
  • Robert le Diable, 1831, Meyerbeer O. (libretto by Scribe).
  • Robert the Invalid, 1870, C. Reade. C. (a version of Molière’s Le Malade Imaginaire).
  • Robin Hood, pt. i., 1597, Munday. D.
  • Robin Hood, pt. ii., 1598, Chettle. D.
  • Robin Hood, 1741, Dr. Arne and Burney. O.
  • Robin Hood, 1787, O’Keefe. O. (music by Shield).
  • Robin Hood (1752-1820), Macnally. C.O. (See “Death of Robert, Earl of Huntington.”)
  • Robin Hood, 1860, Macfarren. O.
  • Robin des Bois, 1824, Weber. O.
  • Robinson Crusoé, 1805, Guilbert de Pixérécourt. V.
  • Robinson Crusoe, 1806, Pocock (the above in English).
  • Rock of Rome, 1849, Knowles. H.Pl.
  • Roderigo, 1706, Handel. O.
  • Rodogune, 1646, Corneille. T.
  • Rodogune, or The Rival Brothers, 1765, Aspinwall. T. (from T. Corneille).
  • Rodolphe, before 1822, Scribe. Pt.Pc.
  • Roef-Krage, 1770, Ewald. D.
  • Roi Fainéant (Le), 1830, Ancelot. T.
  • Roi d’Yvetot (Le), 1842, Adam. O.C.
  • Roi et le Fermier, 1762, Sedaine. O.C. (music by Monsigny).
  • Roland, 1778, Piccini. O.
  • Roland for an Oliver, 1819, Th. Morton. C.
  • Rolla, 1798, Kotzebue. T.
  • Rolla, 1799, Lewis. T. (from the above).
  • Rollo, 1639, Beaumont and Fletcher.
  • Roman (The), 1850, S. Dobell. D.Pm.
  • Roman Actor (The), 1629, Massinger.
  • Roman Brother (The), 19th cent., Heraud. T.
  • Roman Comique (Le), 1861, Offenbach. O.Bf.
  • Roman Empress (A), 1622-1706, Joyner. D.
  • Roman Father (The), 1750, Whitehead. T. (based on the Horace of Corneille).
  • Roman Revenge, 1753, Hill.
  • Roman d’Une Heure, or La Folle Gageure, 1803, Hoffmann. C.
  • Roman Virgin (The), or The Unjust Judge, 1679, Betterton. T. (the tale of Virginius).
  • Romance and Reality, J. Brougham. D.Pc.
  • Romance for an Hour, 1771, Kelly. C.
  • Rome Sauvée, 1752, Voltaire. T.
  • Romeo and Juliet, 1595, Shakespeare. T.
  • Romeo et Juliette, 1828, Soulié. T.
  • Romildare Constanza, 1819, Meyerbeer. O.
  • Romp (The), * Anon. C.O. (altered from Bickerstaff’s Love in the City).
  • Rosalinda, 1762, Lockman. Mu.D.
  • Rosamond, 1706, Addison. O. (music by Arne).
  • Rosamond, 1861, Swinburne. Po.D.
  • Rosamond (Fair), 1879, Tennyson. T.
  • Rosamond (The Fair), 1812, Korner. T.
  • Rosamond the Fair, 1836, Barnett. H.O.
  • Rose (The), 1710-1778, Arne. C.O. (from the French).
  • Rose Blanche (La), et la Rose Rouge, 1809, Guilbert de Pixérécourt. D. (See “Two Roses.”)
  • Rose de St. Fleur (La), Offenbach. O.Bf.
  • Rose et Colas, 1764, Sedaine. O.C.
  • Rose of Arragon, 1842, Knowles. D.
  • Rose of Castille, 1857, Balfe. O.
  • Rosière de Salency (La), 1774, Grétry. O.
  • Rosière et Norrice, 1842, Barrière. D.
  • Rosina, 1782, Miss Brooke. Pl.
  • Rosina, 1783, Shield. O.
  • Rosmonda, 1525, Rucelleri. T.
  • Rosmunda, 1783, Alfieri. T. (based on Bandello’s novel).
  • Rosmunda, 1840, Gil y Zarate. (See “Henry” and “Complaint.”)
  • Rösten i Oerken, 1815, Ingemann.
  • Rough Diamond (1802-1879), Buckstone. Cdta.
  • Roundheads (The), 1682, Mrs. Behn. C.
  • Rover (The), 1677, Mrs. Behn; pt. ii., 1681. C.
  • Roving (The), 17th cent., Middleton. C.
  • Roxana, 1592, Alabaster. T. (Latin).
  • Roxana, 1772, Magnocavallo. T. (a prize play).
  • Royal Captive (The), 1745, J. Maxwell. T.
  • Royal Combat, 17th cent., Ford and Dekker.
  • Royal Command (By), 19th cent., Stirling. C.O.
  • Royal Convert, 1708, Rowe. T. (i.e., Rodogune).
  • Royal Garland, 1768, Bickerstaff.
  • Royal King and Loyal Subject (The), 1737, Th. Heywood. T.C.
  • Royal Martyr (The), 1669, Dryden. T.
  • Royal Master (The), 1638, Shirley. C.
  • Royal Mischief, 1696, Mrs. Manley.
  • Royal Mistress (The), 1696, Mrs. Manley.
  • Royal Shepherd (The), 1764, R. Holt. O. (from Metastasio).
  • Royal Shepherdess, 1669, Shadwell. C. (This is Fountaine’s comedy The Rewards of Vertue, 1661, altered.)
  • Royal Slave (The), 1637, Cartwright. T.C.
  • Royalist (The), 1682, D’Urfey. C.
  • Rubans d’Ivonne, 1850, Thiboust.
  • Rudens, or The Rope (B.C. 154-184), Plautus. C. (Latin, adapted from a Greek play by Diphulos). Translated into blank verse by Messrs. Thornton, Rich, Warner and Colman, 1769-74.
  • Rugantio, 1805, Lewis. Mel.
  • Ruines de Babylone (Les), 1819, Guilbert de Pixérécourt.
  • Ruines de Vaudemont, 1845, Boule.
  • Rule a Wife and Have a Wife, 1624, Beaumont and Fletcher. C. (altered by Garrick).
  • Rump (The), 1660, Tatham. C.
  • Runaway (The) 1776, Mrs. Cowley. C.
  • Runnimede, 1783, J. Logan. T.
  • Rural Felicity, 1834, Buckstone. C.
  • Ruy Blas, 1840, Victor Hugo. R.D.
  • Sabots de la Marquis, 1854, Boulanger. O.C.
  • Sackfull of News (The), 1557, Anon. Pl.
  • Sacrifice d’Iphigénie, 1861, Dennery. T.
  • Sad One (The), 1609-1641, Suckling. T.
  • Sad Shepherd (The), left at death unfinished, 1637, Jonson. P.
  • Sailor’s Daughter (The), 1800, Cumberland. C.
  • St. Clement’s Eve, 1862, Sir H. Taylor. D.
  • St. Genest, 1641, Rotrou. T.
  • St. Patrick for Ireland, 1640, Shirley. C.
  • St. Patrick’s Day, 1775, Sheridan. F.
  • St. Peter, 1866, Benedict. Or.
  • Saint’s Tragedy, 1846, Kingsley. D.Pm.
  • Salmacida Spolia, 1639, Davenant. M.
  • Salvator, 19th cent., Herault. T.
  • Samor, 1818, Milman.
  • Samson, 1742, Handel. Or.
  • Samson Agonistes, 1671, Milton. D.Pm.
  • Sappho, 1850, Gounod. O.
  • Sappho and Phao, 1591, J. Lyly. Myt.D.
  • Saratoga, 1874, Marshall (brought out in London under the title of Brighton).
  • Sardanapalus, 1821, Byron. T.
  • Satanella, 1858, Balfe. O.
  • Satiro-mastix, 1602, Dekker. Sat.C.
  • Saucy Valets (1730-1805), King.
  • Saul, 1738, Handel. Or.
  • Saul, 1739, Hill. T.
  • Saul, 1782, Alfieri. T.
  • Saul, 1801, Kalkbrenner. Or.
  • Saul (King), 1872, Armstrong. T.
  • Saul (König), 1839, Gutzkow. D.
  • Sauney, the Scot, 1698, Lacy. C.
  • Savage (Richard), 19th cent., Gutzkow. D.
  • Savonarola, 1881, Austin. T.
  • Scapegoat (The), about 1840, Poole. F.
  • Scholar (The), 1649, Lovelace. C.
  • Scholar (The), 1802-1879, Buckstone. C.
  • School, 1869, Robertson. C.
  • School for Arrogance (1745-1809), Holcroft. C.
  • School for Authors (1770-1804), Tobin. C.
  • School for Coquettes (1799-1861), Mrs. Gore. Prose C.
  • School for Fathers (The), 1770, Bickerstaff. C.
  • School for Grown Children, 1826, Morton. C.
  • School for Grown Gentlemen, 1827, Morton. C.
  • School for Lovers, 1762, Whitehead. C. (See “L’École des Amants.”)
  • School for Scandal, 1777, Sheridan. C.
  • School for Wives, 1774, Kelly. C. (See “L’École des Femmes.”)
  • School of Complement, 1631, Shirley. C.
  • School of Reform, 1817, Thomas Morton. C. (See “[L‘École].”)
  • Scipio Africanus, 1729, Beckingham. T. (from Pradon’s Scipion l‘Africain).
  • Scipion l‘Africain, 1632-1698, Pradon. T.
  • Scornful Lady (The), 1616, Beaumont and Fletcher. C.
  • Scots Figaries (The), 1652, Tatham. C.
  • Scowerers (The), 1691, Shadwell. C.
  • Scythes, 1761, Voltaire. T.
  • Sea-Captain (The), 1839, Lytton. T. (often called The Rightful Heir).
  • Sea-Voyage, 1647, Beaumont and Fletcher. C.
  • Search after Happiness, 1773, H. More. P.
  • Search for Money (A), 1609, Rowley. C.
  • Seasons (The), 1800, Haydn. O.
  • Sebastian. (See “Don Sebastian.”)
  • Second Maiden’s Tragedy, before 1620, Anon. T. (ascribed to Chapman).
  • Second Thoughts, 19th cent., Buckstone.
  • Secret (Le), 1793, Hoffmann. O.C. (music by Méhul).
  • Secret Love, 1667, Dryden. C.
  • Secrets Worth Knowing, 1798, Th. Morton. C.
  • Secrétaire et le Cuisinier (Le), before 1822, Scribe. Pt.Pc.
  • See Me and See Me Not, 1618, Belcher. C. (adapted from a play by Hans Beerpot).
  • Sejanus, 1602, Jonson. T.
  • Séjour Militaire, 1813, Auber. O.
  • Self-immolation, or The Sacrifice of Love, 1799, Newman. Pl. (from Kotzebue).
  • Selindra, 1665, Sir W. Killigrew. Pl.
  • Semele, 1698, Congreve. Mu.D. (music by Handel).
  • Semiramide, 1729, Metastasio. O.
  • Semiramide, 1819, Meyerbeer. O.
  • Semiramide, 1823, Rossini. O.
  • Sémiramis, 1748, Voltaire. T.
  • Senile Odium, 1633, Hausted. C.
  • Serail, 1782, Mozart. O.
  • Serious Family (A), about 1850, Buckstone (music by Barnett).
  • Sertorious, 1662, Corneille. T.
  • Servius Tullius, 1826, Bouzique. T.
  • Sesostris, 1667, Amore. T.
  • Seven against Thebes (The), B.C. 471, Æschylus. T. (Greek). Translated by Potter, 1777; Buckley, 1849; Davies, 1864; Plumptre, 1869.
  • Shaughraun, 1874, Boucicault. D.
  • She Stoops to Conquer, 1773, Goldsmith. C.
  • She Stoops to Conquer, 1864, Macfarren. O.
  • She Would and She Would Not, 1703, Cibber. C.
  • She Would if She Could, 1668, Etherege. C.
  • Shepherd of Tolosa, 1829, Ingemann.
  • Shepherd’s Artifice, 1761, Dibdin. O.
  • Shepherd’s Holiday (The), 1635, Rutten. P.T.C.
  • Shoemaker a Gentleman (A), 1638, Rowley. C.
  • Shoemaker’s Holiday (The), 1600, Dekker. C.
  • Shore. (See “Jane Shore.”)
  • Si j’étais Roi, 1854, Adam. Pt.Pc.
  • Sicilian Summer (A), 1850, Henry Taylor. C.
  • Sicilian Vespers, 1840, Kenney.
  • Sicilian Vespers, 1819, Delavigne. T.
  • Sicilien ou L’Amour Peintre, 1667, Molière. C.
  • Siege (The), or Love’s Convert, 1651, Cartwright. C.
  • Siège of Aguileia, 1760, Home.
  • Siege of Babylon (The), 1678, Pordage. T.
  • Siege of Belgrade, 1796, Cobb. C.O. (music by Storace; an English version of La Cosa Rara).
  • Siege of Berwick, 1806, Jerningham. T.
  • Siege of Damascus, 1720, Hughes. T.
  • Siege of Grenada, 1671, Dryden. H.Pl.
  • Siege of Ischia, (1778-1824), Kemp. O.
  • Siege of Memphis (The), 1676, D’Urfey. T.
  • Siege of Rhodes, 1656, Davenant. Pl.
  • Siege of Rochelle, 1835, Balfe. O.
  • Siege of Sinope, 1781, Miss Brooke. T.
  • Siege of Troy (The), 1715. D.
  • Siege of Urbin, 1666, Sir W. Killigrew. Pl.
  • Sigurd (King), 19th cent., Bojé. T.
  • Silent Woman (The), 1609, Jonson. C.
  • Silver Age (The), 1613, Thomas Heywood. C.
  • Silvia, 1731, Lillo.
  • Single Life, about 1835, Buckstone. C.
  • Sir Barnaby Whigg, 1681, D’Urfey. C.
  • Sir Courtley Nice, 1685, Crowne. C. (from the Mayor Imposible of Lope de Vega).
  • Sir Fopling Flutter, 1676, Etherege. C.
  • Sir George Etherege’s Comical Revenge (1642-1689)[1689)], Mrs. Behn. C.
  • Sir Harry Gaylove, 1772, Miss Marshall. C.
  • Sir Harry Wildair, 1701, Farquhar. C.
  • Sir Hercules Buffoon, 1684, Lacy. C.
  • Sir John Cockle at Court, 1737, Dodsley. F.
  • Sir John Falstaff in Masquerade, 1741, S. Johnson. C.
  • Sir John Oldcastle. (See “Oldcastle.”)
  • Sir Marmaduke Maxwell, 1827, Cunningham. C.
  • Sir Martin Marplot (1592-1670), William, Duke of Newcastle. C. (founded on Molière’s L’Etourdi).
  • Sir Martin Marrall, 1667, Dryden. C. (This is Sir Martin Marplot adapted for the stage.)
  • Sir Patient Fancy, 1678, Mrs. Behn. C.
  • Sir Richard Grinvile, 1595, Markham. T.
  • Sir Solomon, or The Cautious Coxcomb, 1671, Caryl. C.
  • Sir Thomas Moore, 1792, Hurdis. T.
  • Sir Thomas Overbury, 1726, Savage. T.
  • Sir Thomas Overbury’s Life and Untimely Death, 1614, Ford. T.
  • Sir Thomas Wyat, 1607, Webster and Dekker. T.
  • Sir Walter Raleigh, 1720, Sewell. T.
  • Sirène (La), 1844, Scribe. O.C.
  • Siroe (Il), 1728, Metastasio. O.
  • Sisters (The), 1652, Shirley. C.
  • Sisters (The), 1769, Mrs. Lennox. C.
  • Slanderer (The), 1778, Foote.
  • Slave (The), 1816, Bishop. O.
  • Slave Life (1817-1880), Tom Taylor, etc.
  • Sleeping Beauty, 1805, Skeffington. Pn.
  • Sleeping Beauty, 1840, Planché.
  • Slighted Maid (The), 1663, Stapylton. C.
  • Snake in the Grass, 1759, Hill. C. (altered by Buckstone, 19th cent.)
  • Society, 1865, Robertson. C.
  • Sofonisbe, 1718, Leo. O. (See “Sophonisba.”)
  • Soirée à la Bastille, 1845, Decourcelle. C.
  • Soirée d’Auteuil (La), 1804, Andrieux. C.
  • Soldier (The), 1649, Lovelace. T.
  • Soldier’s Daughter (The), 1804, Cherry. C.
  • Soldier’s Fortune, 1681, Otway. C.
  • Soldier’s Last Stake (The), 1686-1744, G. Jacob.
  • Soldier’s Return, 1805, Hook. C.
  • Soliman and Persida, 1599, Anon [? Kyd]. T.
  • Soliman II. (1710-1792), Favart. O.C.
  • Solliciteur (Le), before 1822, Scribe. Pt.Pc.
  • Solomon, 1748, Handel. Or.
  • Solomon, 1748, Klopstock. S.D. (translated by R. Huish, 1809).
  • Solomon (King), 1876, Armstrong. T.
  • Somnambule (La), 1819, Delavigne. D.
  • Sonnambula, 1831, Bellini. O.
  • Sophi (The). (See “Sophy.”)
  • Sophister (The), 1639, Zouch. C.
  • Sophonisba, 1514, Trissino. T. (the first Italian tragedy). (See “Ferrex,” etc.)
  • Sophonisba, or The Wonder of Women, 1606, Marston. T. (See “Sofonisbe.”)
  • Sophonisba, 1729, Thomson. T.
  • Sophonisba, 1783, Alfieri. T. (translated by Lloyd, 1815).
  • Sophonisbe, 1630, Mairet. T. (imitated from Trissino; the first French Tragedy).
  • Sophonisbe (1606-1684), Corneille. T.
  • Sophonisbe (1677-1758), Lagrange-Chancel. T.
  • Sophy (The), 1641, printed 1642, Denham. T.
  • Sorcerer (The), 1876, Gilbert and Sullivan. Opta.
  • Sorcière (La), 1863, Bourgeois and Barbier. C.
  • Sordello, 1839, R. Browning.
  • Sosies, 1639, Rotrou. C.
  • Sot toujours Sot, 1693, De Brueys. C.
  • Spaniard in Peru (The), 1797, Kotzebue. T. (The English version is called Pizarro).
  • Spanish Bawd (The), 1631, Fernando de Roias. C. (the longest play ever published).
  • Spanish Curate (The), 1622, Fletcher (Beaumont died 1616). C. (based on The Unfortunate Spaniard by Gonsalvo de Cespides).
  • Spanish Dollars, 1807, Cherry. M.D.
  • Spanish Father (The), 1745-1831, H. Mackenzie. T.
  • Spanish Fryar (The), 1680, Dryden. C.
  • Spanish Gipsy, 1653, Middleton and Rowley. C.
  • Spanish Gypsy, 1865, rewritten 1867, and published 1868, “G. Eliot” [Mrs. Lewes]. D.Pm.
  • Spanish Masquerado, 1589, Greene. C.
  • Spanish Rogue (The), 1674, Duffett. C.
  • Spanish Student (The), 1845, Longfellow. D.Pm.
  • Spanish Tragedy (The), or Jeronimo Mad Again, 1603, Kyd. T. (forming pt. ii. to Jeronimo).
  • Spanish Viceroy, 1653, Massinger.
  • Spartacus, 1746, Saurin. T.
  • Spartan Dame (The), 1721, Southerne. T.
  • Speculation (1765-1841), Reynolds. C.
  • Speed the Plough, 1798, Thomas Morton. C.
  • Spoilt Child (The), 1805 (?) Bickerstaff. C.
  • Spouter (The), 1756, Murphy. F.
  • Sprigs of Laurel, 1798, O’Keefe. M.F. (music by Shield).
  • Spring and Autumn, 1827, Kenney. C.
  • Spring’s Glory (The), 1638, Nabbes. M.
  • Squeeze to the Coronation, 1821, Thomson. C.
  • Squire of Alsatia (The), 1688, Shadwell. C. (same as Gentleman of Alsatia).
  • Squire Oldsapp, 1679, D’Urfey. C.
  • Stage Beaux toss’d in a Blanket, 1704, Thomas Brown. C.
  • Stage Coach, 1704, Farquhar. C.
  • Staple of News (The), 1625, Jonson. C.
  • Star of Seville, 1837, Mrs. Butler (born Kemble).
  • State of Innocence, 1673, Dryden. D.Pm. (a dramatic version of Milton’s Paradise Lost).
  • State Prisoner, 1847, Stirling.
  • Statira (1632-1698), Pradon. T.
  • Stella, 1776, Goethe. D.
  • Stella, 1843, Anicet Bourgeois. D.
  • Stephanie, 1877, Story. T.
  • Stepmother (The), 1664, Stapylton. T.C. (See “Hecyra.”)
  • Stepmother (The), 1800, Earl of Carlisle. T.
  • Steward (The). (This is merely The Deserted Daughter of Holcroft, 1785, reset.)
  • Stichus (B.C. 254-184), Plautus. C. (Latin, adapted from a Greek play by Menander). Translated into blank verse by Thornton, Rich, Warner and Colman, 1769-74.
  • Stilicon, 1660, Thomas Corneille. T.
  • Still Waters Run Deep, 1855, Tom Taylor. C.
  • Stolen Heiress, 1703, Centlivre. C.
  • Stolen Kisses, 19th cent., Merritt. C.
  • Stafford, 1837, R. Browning. H.T.
  • Stafford, 1843, Sterling. H.T.
  • Strange Discovery (The), 1640, Gough. T.C.
  • Strange Gentleman (The), 1836, Dickens. Blta.
  • Stranger (The), 1797, B. Thompson. D. (from Misanthropy and Repentance, by Kotzebue). Thompson’s version was greatly altered in 1798 by Sheridan.
  • Straniera (La), 1806-1835, Bellini. O.
  • Strathmore, 1849, W. Marston. T.
  • Stratonice, 1792, Hoffmann. O.C. (music by Méhul).
  • Streets of London, 1862, Boucicault. D.
  • Struensee, 1827, Beer. T.
  • Success, or A Hit if You Like It, 1825, Planché. F.
  • Such Things Are, 1786, Inchbald. Pl.
  • Suite du Mentuer (La), 1803, Andrieux. C.
  • Sullen Lovers, 1668, Shadwell. C.
  • Sultan (The), 1775, Bickerstaff. F.
  • Summer’s Last Will, etc., 1600, Nash. C.
  • Summer’s Tale, 1768, Cumberland. C.O.
  • Sun in Aries (The), 1621, Middleton. C.
  • Sun’s Darling (The), 1656, Ford. M.
  • Superiority, 1607, Ant. Brewer. C.
  • Suppliants (The), B.C. 461, Æschylus. T. (Greek). Translated by Potter, 1777; Buckley, 1849; Plumptre, 1869.
  • Supplication of Pierce Penniless, etc., 1592, Nash.
  • Supplice d’un Homme, 1865, Thiboust.
  • Supplices, B.C. 421, Euripides. T. (Greek). Translated by Potter, 1781; Wodhull, 1782.
  • Supposes (The), 1566, Gascoigne. C.
  • Suréna, 1674, Corneille. T.
  • Surprise (Agreeable), 1798, O’Keefe. C.
  • Surrender of Calais, 1791, Colman. C.
  • Suspicious Husband (The), 1747, Hoadly. C.
  • Svend Dyring’s House, 19th cent., Herz. R.D.
  • Svend Grathe, 19th cent., Bojé. T.
  • Sweethearts, 1874, Gilbert. D.Pc.
  • Sweethearts and Wives (1772-1849), Kenney. Mu.C. (music by Nathan).
  • Sweetman, the Woman-Hater, 1640, Anon. C.
  • Swindler (The), 1764-1838, Morton. C.
  • Sword and the Hand, 1832, Beer. T.
  • Sylvain, 1770, Marmontel. O.C. (music by Grétry).
  • Sylvana, 1809, Weber. O.
  • Sylvester Daggerwood, 1795, Colman. C.
  • Sylvia, 1731, Lillo.
  • Tableau Parlant (Le), 1769, Grétry. O.
  • Tailors (The), * Anon. B.T.
  • Tale of Mantua, 1830, Knowles.
  • Tale of Mystery (1745-1809), Holcroft. Mel.
  • Tale of a Tub, 1633, Jonson.
  • Tamburlaine, 1590, Marlowe. T.
  • Tamerlan (1632-1698), Pradon. T.
  • Tamerlan et Bajazet, 1806, Bishop. Bl.
  • Tamerlane, 1702, Rowe. T.
  • Tamerlane, 1722, Leo. O.
  • Taming of the Shrew, 1593, Shakespeare. C.
  • Tancred and Gismunda, 1568, by Hatton and four others. T.
  • Tancred and Sigismunda, 1745, Thomson. T.
  • Tancréde, 1760, Voltaire. T.
  • Tancredi, 1813, Rossini. O.
  • Tannhäuser, 1845, Wagner. O.
  • Tante (La) et le Neveu (1781-1857), Brifaut. C.
  • Tarare, 1787, Beaumarchais. O.
  • Tartuffe, 1664, Molière. C.
  • Tasso (Torquato), 1790, Goethe. T.
  • Tasso Refriede, 1819, Ingemann. D.
  • Taste, 1752, Foote. F.
  • Tatlers (The), 1797, Hoadly. C.
  • Taverne des Étudiants (La), 1854, Sardou. C.
  • Technogamia, or Marriage of the Arts, 1630, Holyday. C.
  • Tekeli, 1803, Guilbert de Pixérécourt. Mel.
  • Tell (Guglielmo), 1829, Rossini. O.
  • Tell (Guillaume), 1766, Lemière. T.
  • Tell (Guillaume), 1772, Sedaine. O.
  • Tell (Wilhelm), 1804, Schiller. T.
  • Tell (William), 1825, Knowles. T.
  • Tell (William), 1827-1862, Talfourd. F.
  • Temistocle, 1738, Metastasio. D.
  • Tempest (The), 1609, Shakespeare. C.
  • Tempest (The), 1668, Dryden. C.
  • Temple Beau (The), 1738, Fielding. C.
  • Temple de la Gloire, 1744, Voltaire. O.
  • Temple of Love (The), 1634, Davenant. M.
  • Temptatyon of Our Lorde and Saver (The), 1538. Bal.Int.
  • Tender Husband (The), 1703, Steele. C.
  • Teraminta, 1732, H. Carey.
  • Tête de Mort (La), 1827, Guilbert de Pixérécourt. V.
  • Théagène et Chariclée, 1662, Racine. T.
  • Thébaïde (La), 1664, Racine. T.
  • Thebaïs, or The Phœnissæ (B.C. 58-32), Seneca. T. (Latin).
  • Themistocle. (See “Temistocle.”)
  • Theodosius, or The Force of Love, 1680, Lee. T.
  • Therese, the Orphan of Geneva, 19th cent., Kerr. Mel.R. (adapted).
  • Thersytes, 1537, Anon. Int.
  • Thésée, 1690, Lafosse. T.
  • Theseus, 1715, Handel. O.
  • Theseus and Ariadne, 1848, Planché.
  • Thesmophoriazusæ, B.C. 410, Aristophanes. C. (Greek). Translated by Mitchell, 1820-22; Hickie, 1853; Rudd, 1867.
  • Thespis, 1762, Kelly.
  • Thierry and Theodoret, 1621, Fletcher (Beaumont died 1616). T.
  • Thieves of Paris, 1856, Stirling. D.
  • Thimble Rig (The), 1802-1879, Buckstone. F.
  • Thirty Years of a Woman’s Life, before 1834, Buckstone.
  • Thomas. (See “Mons. Thomas.”)
  • Thomas à Becket, 1780, Tennyson. T.
  • Thomas and Sally (1696-1743), Carey. Mu.E.
  • Thomas and Sally, 1760, Bickerstaff. C.O.
  • Thracian Wonder, 1661, Webster. C.
  • Three Black Seals (The), 1864, Stirling. H.D.
  • Three Hours after Marriage, 1717, Gay. F.
  • Three Ladies of London (The), 1584, Anon. Mo.
  • Three Lords and Three Ladies of London, 1590, Anon. Mo.
  • Three Strangers (The), 1835, Miss Lee. C.
  • Three Weeks after Marriage, 1776, Murphy. F.
  • Thyestes (B.C. 58-32), Seneca. T. (Latin). Translated by Heywood, 1560; Wright, 1674.
  • Thyestes, about 1680, Crowne. T.
  • Tibère, (1764-1811), Chénier. T.
  • Ticket-of-Leave Man, 1863, Tom Taylor.
  • Timanthes, 1769, Hoole. T.
  • Time Works Wonders, 1845, Jerrold. C.
  • Timocrate, 1656, Thomas Corneille. T.
  • Timocrate, 1723, Leo. O.
  • Timoléon, 1783, Alfieri. T.
  • Timoléon, 1794, Chénier. T.
  • Timon of Athens, 1609, Shakespeare. T.
  • Timon of Athens, 1778, Cumberland. T.
  • Timon, the Manhater, 1678, Shadwell. T.
  • Timour, the Tartar, 1812, Lewis. Mel.
  • Tipperary Legacy, 1847, Coyne. C.
  • ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore, 1633, Ford. T.
  • ’Tis Well ’tis no Worse, 1770, Bickerstaff. C.
  • Tit for Tat, * Colman. C.
  • Tito, 1791, Mozart. O.
  • Titus Andronicus, 1593, (?) Shakespeare. T.
  • Titus Andronicus, 1687, Ravenscroft. T.
  • Titus and Berenice, 1672, Otway.
  • To Marry or Not to Marry (1753-1821), Inchbald. C.
  • To-Night, Uncle, 1878, H. J. Byron.
  • To Oblige Benson, 1854, Tom Taylor.
  • To Parents and Guardians (1817-1880), Tom Taylor.
  • Tobacconist (The), before 1780, Gentleman. F.
  • Tom Cobb, 1876, Gilbert. F.
  • Tom Essence, or The Modish Wife, 1677, Rawlins. C.
  • Tom Fool, 1760, Stevens. F.
  • Tom Jones, 1740, Reed. C.O.
  • Tom Thumb, 1733, Fielding. C.O.
  • Tom Tyler and his Wife, about 1569, published in 1578, Anon. Mo.
  • Tonson. (See “Mons. Tonson.”)
  • Tony Lumpkin in Town, 1778, O’Keefe. C.
  • Too Late to Call Back Yesterday, 1639, R. Davenport. C.
  • Too Many, or Democracy, 1805, Alfieri. C.
  • Toréador (Le), 1849, Adam. O.C.
  • Tortesa, the Usurer, 1841, Willis. C.
  • Tottenham Court, 1633, Nabbes. C.
  • Tour de Londres, 1855, Nus. D.
  • Tower of Babel (The), 1871, A. Austin. Dc.Pm.
  • Town and Country, 1807, Morton. C.
  • Town Fop (The), 1677, Mrs. Behn. C.
  • Toy-Shop, 1735, Dodsley. D.S.
  • Trachiniæ, about B.C. 430, Sophocles. T. (Greek). Translated by G. Adams, 1729; Potter, 1788; Dale, 1824; Plumptre, 1865.
  • Traitor (The), 1635, Shirley. T.
  • Travailes of Three English Brothers, 1607, Day. T.C.
  • Travellers (The), 1806, Cherry. C.
  • Traviata (La), 1856, Verdi. O.
  • Trente Millions de Gladiateurs (Les), 19th cent., Labiche and Gille. (See “Nabob.”)
  • Trésor (Le), 1803, Andrieux. C.
  • Trial. (See “[Tryal].”)
  • Trial by Jury, 1875, Gilbert and Sullivan. Opta.
  • Trial of Pleasure (The), 1567, Skelton. Mo.
  • Trick for Trick, 1678, D’Urfey. C.
  • Trick upon Trick, 1710, Hill. C.
  • Tricke to Catch the Old One (A), 1608, Middleton. C.
  • Trinuzzia (La), 1540, Angelo. C.
  • Trinummus (B.C. 254-184), Plautus. C. (Latin, adapted from a Greek play by Philemon).
    • Translated into blank verse by Messrs. Thornton, Rich, Warner and Colman, 1769-1774.
  • Triomphe des Arts (Le), 1672-1731, Lamotte. O.
  • Trip to Calais (A), 1777, Foote. F.
  • Trip to Kissengen (A), 1817-1880, Taylor.
  • Trip to Scarborough (A), 1777, Sheridan.
  • Trip to Scotland (A), 1770, Whitehead. F.
  • Tristan and Isolde, 1865, Wagner. O.
  • Triumph of Oriana, 1601, Morley. O.
  • Triumph of Peace (The), 1633, Shirley. M.
  • Triumphs of Beautie (The), 1646, Shirley. M.
  • Triumphs of Health and Prosperity, 1626, Middleton. Sol.
  • Triumphs of Honor and Industry, 1617, Middleton. Sol.
  • Triumphs of Honor and Virtue, 1622, Middleton. Sol.
  • Triumphs of Integrity, 1623, Middleton. Sol.
  • Triumphs of Love and Antiquity, 1619, Middleton. Sol.
  • Triumphs of Love and Fortune, 1589, by E. A. Sol.
  • Triumphs of Truth, 1613, Middleton (and scores more for Lord Mayor’s Day).
  • Triumphs of the Prince D’Amour, 1635, Davenant. M.
  • Triumphant Widow (The), 1677, William Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle. C.
  • Troade (La), 1632-1698, Pradon. T.
  • Troades (B.C. 415), Euripides. T. (Greek). Translated by Bannister, 1780; Potter, 1781; Wodhull, 1782.
  • Troas or Hecuba (B.C. 58-32), Seneca. T. (Latin). Translated by J. Heywood, 1559; S. P[ordage], 1660; E. Sherburne, 1679; J. T[albot], 1686.
  • Troilus and Cressida, 1602, Shakespeare. T.
  • Troilus and Cressida, 1679, Dryden. T.
  • Trois Cousins, 1664, Dancourt. C.
  • Trois Rivaux (Les), 1758, Saurin. C.
  • Trois Sultanes (Les), 1710-1792, Favart. C.
  • Troja Distrutta, 1663, Andrea. T.
  • Troublesome Reign of King John, 1578, Anon. H.Pl.
  • Trovatore (Il), 1853, Verdi. O.
  • Truculentus (B.C. 254-184), Plautus. C. (Latin).
    • Translated into blank verse by Thornton, Rich, Warner and Colman, 1769-74.
  • True Love can ne’er Forget (1797-1868), Lover.
  • True Widow, 1679, Shadwell. C.
  • Tryal of Samuel Foote, 1763, Foote. F.
  • Tu Quoque, 1599, Greene.
  • Tunbridge Wells, 1678, Rawlins. C.
  • Turcaret, 1708, Lesage. C.
  • Turco in Italia, 1814, Rossini. O.
  • Turk and No Turk, 1785, Colman. Mu.C.
  • Turke (The), 1610, J. Mason. T.
  • Turkish Court (The), 1748, L. Pilkington. Pl.
  • Turkish Mahomet, 1584, Peele.
  • Turnpike Gate (1774-1826), Knight. F.
  • Twelfth Night, etc., 1602, Shakespeare. C.
  • Twin Rivals, 1705, Farquhar.
  • ’Twixt Axe and Crown, 1870, Taylor. H.Pl.
  • Two Foscari (The), 1821, Byron.
  • Two Gentlemen of Verona, 1595, Shakespeare. C. (first mentioned 1598).
  • Two Italian Gentlemen (The), 1584, Munday. D. (afterwards called Fidele and Fortunio).
  • Two Klingsbergs (The), 1761-1819, Kotzebue. D.
  • Two Loves and a Life (1817-1880), Taylor.
  • Two Maids of More Clacke, 1609, Armin. C.
  • Two Misers, 1767, O’Hara.
  • Two Noble Kinsmen, 1634, Beaumont and Fletcher.
  • Two Queens of Brentford, 1721, D’Urfey. O.
  • Two Roses (The), 1878, Albery. V.
  • Two Strings to your Bow, 1791, Jephson. F.
  • Two to One, 1784, Colman. C.
  • Two Tragedies in One, 1601, Yarrington. D.
  • Two Wise Men and All the Rest Fools, 1619, Chapman. C. (in seven acts).
  • Tyrant (The), 1660, Massinger.
  • Tyrannic Love, 1669, Dryden. T.
  • Ugone, 1870, Armstrong. T.
  • Ulysses, 1706, Rowe. Myt.D.
  • Un Ballo in Maschera, 1861, Verdi. O.
  • Uncle, 19th cent., H. J. Byron. C.
  • Uncle John, 1833, Buckstone.
  • Uncle Too Many, 1828, Thomson. C.
  • Under the Earth, 1868. R.D. (Hard Times, by Dickens, dramatized).
  • Underbarnet, 19th cent., Ingemann.
  • Undertaker (The), 1770-1804, Tobin.
  • Une Cause Célèbre. (See “Proof.”)
  • Une Chasse à St. Germain, 1860, Deslandes. D.
  • Une Faute, before 1822, Scribe. Pt.Pc.
  • Unequal Match (An), 1877, Tom Taylor.
  • Unfinished Gentleman (1801-1863), Selby. C.
  • Unfortunate Lovers (The), 1642, Davenant. T.
  • Unfortunate Mother (The), 1640, Nabbes. T.
  • Unhappy Favorite (The), 1682, Banks. T.
  • Unknown Lover (The), 1878, Gosse. Pl.
  • Unnatural Combat, 1639, Massinger. T.
  • Unnatural Tragedy (The), 1624-1673, Margaret, Duchess of Newcastle. T.
  • Up All Night (1730-1805), King. Mu.D. (music by Dr. Arnold).
  • Upholsterer (The), 1758, Murphy. F.
  • Upper Crust (The), 1880, H. J. Byron. C.
  • Urgent Private Affairs (1805-1868), Coyne. C.
  • Used Up, 1845, C. J. Mathews. C.
  • Vacancies (Les), 1659, Dancourt. C.
  • Val d’Andorre (Le), 1799-1862, Halévy. O.C.
  • Valentine, 1820, Guilbert de Pixérécourt.
  • Valentinian, 1617, Fletcher (Beaumont died 1616). T.
  • Valérie, 1822, Scribe. F.
  • Valiant Welchman (The), 1615, Armin. C.
  • Valsei (i.e., Wallace), or The Hero of Scotland, 1772, Perobo. T. (a prize play).
  • Vampire (Le), 1820, Carmouche.
  • Vampire (The), 1820, Planché.
  • Vampire (The), 1829, Planché. O.
  • Vanderdecken, 1878, W. G. Wills.
  • Vandyck, 1850, Richards. Pl.
  • Variety (The), 1649, Duke of Newcastle. C.
  • Vautour (Mons.), 1805, Duval.
  • Venceslas, 1647, Rotrou. T.
  • Vendanges de Suresnes, 1657, Dancourt. C.
  • Vendetta, 1846, Stephens.
  • Venetian Outlaw (The), 1805, Elliston.
  • Venice Preserved, 1682, Otway. T.
  • Vénitienne (La), 1834, Anicet Bourgeois. D.
  • Venoni, 1809, Lewis. D.
  • Venus and Adonis (1703-1758), Theo. Cibber. C.
  • Vêpres Siciliennes (Les), 1819, Delavigne. T.
  • Verre d’Eau (Le), 1842, Scribe. C.
  • Very Woman (A), 1655, Massinger. T.C.
  • Vespers of Palermo, 1823, Hemans. T.
  • Veuve de Malabar, 1799, Kalkbrenner. O.
  • Vicar of Wakefield (The). (This novel was dramatized in 1819; turned into an opera in 1823; S. Coyne produced a dramatic version in 1850, in conjunction with Tom Taylor; and W. G. Wills in 1878, under the name of Olivia.)
  • Victims, 1856, Tom Taylor.
  • Victorine, 1831, Buckstone.
  • Videna, 1854, Heraud. T.
  • Vie de Café, 1850, Dupenty.
  • Vieux Château, 1799, Dellamaria. O.
  • Vieux Fat (Le), 1810, Andrieux. C.
  • Vieux Garçon (Le), before 1822, Scribe. Pt.Pc.
  • Vieux Péchés (Les), 1833, Dumanois. D.
  • Village (The), 1805, Cherry. C.
  • Village Coquettes, 1835, Hullah. O.
  • Village Coquettes, 1836, Dickens. O.
  • Village Opera (The), 1762, Johnson. C.O.
  • Village Wedding, before 1770, Love. P.
  • Villain (The), 1663, Porter. T.
  • Vindimiatrice (Le), 1741-1813, Grétry. O.
  • Vintner Tricked (The), 1746, *. C.
  • Vira-Rama-Tscherita, 8th cent., Bhavabhouti. Myt.D.
  • Virgin Martyr (The), 1622, Massinger and Dekker. T.
  • Virgin Unmasked, about 1740, Fielding. Mu.F.
  • Virgin of the Sun (The), 1799, Anne Plumtree. Pl. (from Kotzebue).
  • Virgin of the Sun (The), 1812, Bishop. O.
  • Virgin Widow (The), 1649, Quarles. C.
  • Virginia, 1654, Webster. T.
  • Virginia, 1760, Miss Brooke. T.
  • Virginia, 1783, Alfieri. T.
  • Virginia (1756-1829), Léopold. T.
  • Virginie, 1683, Campistron. T.
  • Virginie, 1786, Laharpe. T.
  • Virginius (1792-1852), Payne. T.
  • Virginius, 1820, Knowles. T.
  • Virtue Betrayed, 1682, Banks. T.
  • Virtuoso (The), 1676, Shadwell. C.
  • Virtuous Octavia, 1598, Brandon. H.Pl.
  • Virtuous Wife (The), or Good Luck to the Last, 1680, D’Urfey. C.
  • Visite à Bedlam (Une), before 1822, Scribe. Pt.Pc.
  • Vologese, 1744, Leo. O.
  • Volpone, or The Fox, 1605, Jonson. C.
  • Volunteers (The), 1693, Shadwell. C.
  • Vortigern and Rowena, 1796, Ireland. T.
  • Votary of Wealth (The), 1792, Holman. C.
  • Wags of Windsor. (See “Review.”)
  • Wakefield Plays (The), 32 in number, printed by the Surtees Society in 1836. Mys.
  • Walking Statue, 1710, Hill.
  • Wallace, 1799, Grahame. T.
  • Wallace. (See “Valsei.”)
  • Wallenstein (Albertus), 1639, Glapthorne. H.D.
  • Wallenstein, 1799, Schiller. (An English version by Coleridge, 1800.)
  • Walloons (The), 1782, Cumberland.
  • Walpole, 1869, Lord Lytton. C.
  • Walter Raleigh (Sir), 1720, Sewell. T.
  • Wandering Lover (The), 1658, Meriton. T.C.
  • Wandering Minstrel (The), 1841, Mayhew and Beckett. F.
  • War (1829-1871), Robertson. C.
  • War to the Knife, 1865, H. J. Byron.
  • Warning to Fair Women (The), 1599, Anon. T.
  • Warwick, 1763, Laharpe. T. (In 1767 appeared the English version by Franklin.)
  • Washington, 1877, Tupper. D.
  • Wasps (The), B.C. 422, Aristophanes. C. (Greek). Translated by Mitchell, 1820-22; Hickie, 1853; Rudd, 1867; Rogers, 1876.
  • Wat Tyler, 1794, Southey. Pol.D.
  • Wat Tyler, 1869, Sala. B.
  • Water Witches (The), Coyne (1805-1868.)[Coyne (1805-1868.)]
  • Waterman (The), 1774, Dibdin. Bd.O.
  • Way of the World (The), 1700, Congreve. C.
  • Way to Get Married (The), 1796, Morton. C.
  • Way to Keep Him (The), 1760, Murphy. C.
  • Ways and Means, 1788, Colman. C.
  • We Fly by Night, 1806, Colman. F.
  • Weak Points (1802-1879), Buckstone.
  • Weathercock (The), about 1810, Allingham. C.
  • Wedding (The), 1629, Shirley. C.
  • Wedding Day (The), 1740, Fielding. C.
  • Wedding Day, 1790, Inchbald. F.
  • Wedding March (The), 19th cent., Gilbert.
  • Welcome and Farewell, 1837, Harness. D.
  • Wenceslaus. (See “Venceslas.”)
  • Werner, 1822, Byron. T.
  • Werter, 1786, Reynolds.
  • Werther, 1817, Duval. F.
  • West Indian, 1771, Cumberland. C.
  • Westward Hoe! 1607, Dekker and Webster. C.
  • What a Blunder! (1764-1817), Holman. C.
  • What d’ye Call It? 1714, Gay. T.C.P.
  • What Next? (1771-1841), Dibdin. F.
  • What You Will, 1607, Marston. C.
  • Wheel of Fortune (The), 1779, Cumberland. C.
  • Which is the Man? (1743-1809), Mrs. Cowley. C.
  • White Devil (The), 1612, Webster. T.
  • White Lady of Berlin Castle, 1875, C. Winchester. T.
  • Who is She? 19th cent., Stirling. Pt.C.
  • Who wants a Guinea? 1805, Colman. F.
  • Whore of Babylon (The), 1603, Day.
  • Who’s the Dupe? (1743-1809), Mrs. Cowley. F.
  • Wicked World (The), 1873, Gilbert. Fy.C.
  • Widow (The), 1628, Middleton. C.
  • Widow (The), printed 1652, Jonson, Fletcher and Middleton. C.
  • Widow Ranter (The), 1690, Mrs. Behn. C.
  • Widow of Delphi, 1780, Cumberland. O.
  • Widow’s Tears (The), 1612, Chapman. C.
  • Wife (The), 1833, Knowles. D.
  • Wife for a Month, 1624, Fletcher (Beaumont died 1616). T.C.
  • Wife of Bath, 1713, altered 1730, J. Gay. C.
  • Wife or No Wife, 19th cent., Heraud. C.
  • Wife Well Managed, 1715, Centlivre. C.
  • Wife’s Excuse, 1692, Southerne. C.
  • Wife’s Relief (The), 1711, Johnson. C.
  • Wife’s Stratagem (The), 1827, Poole. C.
  • Wives as They Were, etc., 1797, Inchbald. C.
  • Wild Gallant, 1663, Dryden. C.
  • Wild-Goose Chase, 1619, Fletcher. C.
  • Wild Oats, 1798, O’Keefe. C.
  • Wildair (Sir Harry), 1701, Farquhar. C.
  • Wilhelm Tell. (See “Tell.”)
  • Will (The), 1765-1841, Reynolds. C.
  • Willow Copse (The), 19th cent., Boucicault.
  • Wily Beguilede, 1606, Anon. C.
  • Winning a Husband (1802-1879), Buckstone. C.
  • Winter’s Tale, 1604, Shakespeare. C.
  • Wisdom of Dr. Dodypoll, 1600, Lyly. C.
  • Wise Man of the East (A), 1799, Inchbald. Pl. (from Kotzebue).
  • Wise Women of Hogsdon, 1638, T. Heywood. C.
  • Wit at Several Weapons, 1614, Beaumont and Fletcher. C.
  • Wit in a Constable, 1640, Glapthorne. C.
  • Wit without Money, posthumous, 1649, Beaumont and Fletcher. C.
  • Witch-Finder (The), 19th cent., R. Buchanan. T.
  • Witch (The), 1604, Middleton. T.C.
  • Witch of Edmonton, 1658, Rowley, Tourneur, etc. T.C. (The witch was Mother Sawyer.)
  • Within and Without, 1856, McDonnell. D.Pm.
  • Wits (The), 1636, Davenant. C.
  • Wit’s Cabal (1624-1673), Margaret, Duchess of Newcastle. C.
  • Wit’s Last Stake (1730-1805), King. C.
  • Wittie Faire One (The), 1633, Shirley. C.
  • Wives. (See under “Wife.”)
  • Woman Captain, 1680, Shadwell. C.
  • Woman-Hater, 1607, Beaumont and Fletcher. C.
  • Woman in Red, 1849, Coyne.
  • Woman in the Moon, 1597, J. Lyly. Myt.D.
  • Woman Kilde with Kindnesse (A), before 1603, third edition 1617, Heywood. T.
  • Woman made Justice (A), 1720, Betterton. C.
  • Woman will have her Will (A), 1616, Haughton.
  • Woman’s Place, 1647, Beaumont and Fletcher. C.
  • Woman’s Prize, 1647, Beaumont and Fletcher. C.
  • Woman’s Wit, 1697, C. Cibber. C.
  • Woman’s Wit, 1838, Knowles. C.
  • Woman’s a Weathercock, 1609, printed 1612. Field. C. (The second part called Amends for Ladies, was acted in 1610.)
  • Women, Beware of Women, 1657, Middleton. C. (from the Italian).
  • Women Pleased, 1647, Beaumont and Fletcher. C.
  • Wonder (A), or An Honest Yorkshireman, 1736, Carey. Bd.O.
  • Wonder (A New), or a Woman Never Vext, 1632, Rowley. C.
  • Wonder (The), or a Woman keeps a Secret, 1713, Centlivre. C.
  • Wonder of Women. (See “Sophonisba.”)
  • Wonderful Year, 1603, Dekker. C.
  • Wonders in the Sun, 1706, D’Urfey. C.O.
  • Wood Demon (The), 1811, Lewis. Mel.
  • Woodgirl (The), 1800, Weber. O.
  • Woodman (The), 1771, Dudley. C.O.
  • Woodvil. (See “John Woodvil.”)
  • Word of Nature (The), 1797, Cumberland. C.
  • Word to the Wise, 1765, Kelly. C.
  • Works for Cutlers, 1615, Anon. D.Dial.
  • World (The), 1808, Kenney. C.
  • Worlde and the Chylde (The), printed 1522, Anon. Mo.
  • World’s Idol (The), 1659, by H. H. B. (adapted from the Greek comedy of Plutus by Aristophanes).
  • Wounds of Civil War, 1594, Lodge. H.Pl.
  • Wreck Ashore, 1830, Buckstone. Mel.
  • Writing Desk (The), or Youth in Danger, 1799. Pl. (from Kotzebue).