See what an incubus sits on our City, 1882 165 Look here upon this picture, and on this 165 A Parody Cigarette Advertisement 165 Parody of the scene between Polonius and Ophelia, by F. Talfourd 165 The Barrow Diggers, an Antiquarian conversation in imitation of the Grave Diggers Scene, 1839 167 An Irish Play bill, 1793 169 Ben Dizzy patch’d and mended for to-day, Fiz, 1879 169 Hamlet from a new point of view 164 ―――――――― OTHELLO―― OTHELLO’S SPEECH TO THE SENATE 184 The Strolling Player’s Apology 184 Kenealy’s Speech to the Senate, 1875 184 “Good name, in Man and Woman” 185 A Parody in the Ingoldsby Legends 185 FAREWELL, THE TRANQUIL MIND! 185 A Parody, by George Colman 185 The Undertaker’s Farewell, 1849 185 Farewell the quiet chop! (at Evans’s) 1879 185 Shakespeare’s Farewell 185 Address by J. P. Kemble. (O.P. Riots, 1810) 186 William IV. and Reform, 1832, Parody of a scene from _Othello_ 186 Punch and Lord John Russell, 1848 187 Henry Irving as Othello 187 Othello Travestie, an Operatic Burlesque Burletta, by Maurice G. Dowling, produced at Liverpool in 1834, and at the Strand Theatre 188 ―――――――― ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA―― An Extravaganza, founded on Antony and Cleopatra, by F. C. Burnand, produced at the Haymarket Theatre, 1866 201 ―――――――― CYMBELINE―― FEAR NO MORE THE HEAT O’ THE SUN 193 Fear no more the voice of the don, 1872 194 “Our Parodies are ended” 204 ――――:o:―――― King Queer, and his Daughters Three, at the Strand Theatre, 1855 205 A Coriolanus Travestie, by J. Morgan, produced in Liverpool, 1846 205 ――――:o:―――― Miss Ann Taylor.