The present work is intended to supply in some measure the want which has been felt by all writers on theatrical subjects, as well as by all collectors of theatrical books. It consists of about 2000 titles, the great majority of which are taken directly from the works described. These will be arranged alphabetically, with exhaustive cross-references. Notes regarding each actor and actress will be given, and also an account of the occurrences to which particular works refer, special attention being paid to the less known and more curious pamphlets. Thus, it is hoped, the work will have a historical as well as bibliographical value, and will form a History of the Stage, especially in those details of which regular histories take little or no cognisance. Plays will be excluded, except where they have prefaces, &c., of historical or controversial interest; and of Shakespeariana, only such works will be included as relate to the performance of Shakespeare's plays or the representation of his characters by particular actors. Quotations of prices at recent famous sales will be given, and the rarity of scarce books will be pointed out. Third Edition, newly Revised and Corrected, and greatly Enlarged, in 2 vols. medium 8vo, cloth, Three Hundred Engravings and Twelve Full-Page Plates, price 21s. THE ROSICRUCIANS: THEIR RIGHTS AND MYSTERIES. By HARGRAVE JENNINGS. Allen's Indian Mail. "Valuable, interesting, and instructive, the work teaches how dangerous it is to condemn what is not understood, or to criticise what is imperfectly realised. Liberality of judgment should be the motto of mankind in these days of intelligence and enlightenment, and a study of the mysterious will clear the path in this direction from many of the notions conceived in intolerance and nurtured in hardness of heart. Read, gentle reader, and be wise!" _Uniform with_ A. H. BULLEN'S "_Lyrics from the Song-Books of the Elizabethan Age_." Post 8vo, hand-made paper, 500 copies, each numbered, price 10s. 6d. _net_. Also 250 copies, large paper, in half-German calf, each numbered. ENGLAND'S HELICON. A COLLECTION OF LYRICAL POEMS PUBLISHED IN 1600. Edited by A. H. BULLEN. The Spectator. "With what pleasure would Leigh Hunt, Hazlitt, or Charles Lamb have taken into their hands this new edition of the Elizabethan song-book, 'England's Helicon;' and how gladly would they acknowledge the influence of sixty years, the advance in taste, themselves its leaders, which will win for such a book delight and admiration, rather than 'patronage!' The book consists of a collection of lyrical and pastoral poems, and the modern editor, who, one need hardly say, has done his work with perfect care and taste, has prefaced the poems with an introduction telling us all we want to know about almost every one of them." Imperial 8vo, half-bound crushed morocco, price 21s. REYNARD THE FOX. AFTER THE GERMAN VERSION OF GOETHE. By THOMAS JAMES ARNOLD, Esq.