THE SHAKESPEARE OF THE PERIOD, 1869―― Romeo and Juliet, as arranged by T. W. Robertson 177 Romeo and Juliet, as arranged by T. Maddison Morton 178 Romeo and Juliet as arranged by H. J. Byron 178 Do. Do. as arranged by Dion Boucicault 178 Romeo and Juliet Travestie, by Andrew Halliday. Produced at the Strand Theatre, 1859 179 Romeo and Juliet; or, the Shaming of the True. Performed at Oxford during Commemoration, 1868 179 ―――――――― JULIUS CÆSAR. THE SPEECH OF BRUTUS OVER THE BODY OF CÆSAR 192 The Poacher’s Apology 192 MARC ANTONY’S SPEECH 192 Parody Competition in _The Weekly Dispatch_, June 28, 1885. 193 A Speech by Sir W. Harcourt, by T. A. Wilson 193 A Speech by John Bright, by H. L. Brickel 193 On Mr. Gladstone leaving Office, by George Mallinson 193 ―――――――― MACBETH. Macbeth, in a Song from _Rejected Addresses_ 181 The Incantation on Penenden Plain, 1828 181 Is this a Sovereign which I feel behind me? 1852 182 Macbeth Travestie, in _Accepted Addresses_ 182 Macbeth Travestie, by F. Talfourd, 1847. Performed at Henley; at the Strand Theatre in 1848; and at the Olympic Theatre in 1853 182 Making the Pudding; a Christmas Incantation 183 The Modern Macbeth. H. Savile Clarke, 1885 183 Shakespeare’s Recipe for cooking a Beef Steak 184 M. Alexis Soyer’s Soup for the Poor (on the Incantation Scene) 239 Macbeth’s Soliloquy parodied, 1830 240 Shakespeare’s Ghost on the New Apocalypse August, 1885 240 ―――――――― HAMLET.