Another edition. London [1886]. (In Cassell's Miniature Library of the Poets.) 1885. Sheridan's Comedies. The Rivals and The School for Scandal. Edited with an introduction and notes to each play and a biographical sketch of Sheridan, by Brander Matthews. Boston, 1885. (Also a London edition, 1885.) 1886. The Rivals and the School for Scandal. London, 1886. (In Cassell's National Library. Various editions with different dates.) 1887. The Dramatic Works of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. London [1887]. (In Cassell's Red Library.) 1889. Plays of Sheridan. Containing The Rivals, The School for Scandal, The Critic. London, 1889. (In Bohn's Select Library.) 1890. The Rivals, The School for Scandal, and other plays of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. London, 1890. 1891. The Plays of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Edited, with an introduction, by Rudolf Dircks. London and New York [1891]. (In the Camelot Series.) 1896. The School for Scandal and The Rivals, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, with introduction by Augustine Birrell. London and New York, 1896. 1900. The Plays of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. London and New York, 1900. [Edited by A. W. Pollard.] (In Macmillan's Library of English Classics. Various editions with different dates.) 1902. The Dramatic Works of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, with a short account of his life by G. G. S[igmond]. New York and London, 1902. 1902. Sheridan's Plays now printed as he wrote them, and his mother's unpublished comedy A Journey to Bath. Edited by W. Fraser Rae. With an introduction by Sheridan's great-grandson, the Marquess of Dufferin and Ava. London, 1902. Plays. ("A few notes on 1903. Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Plays. each of the plays will be found at the end of the vol ume.") London and New York, 1903. (No. 28 in The Unit Library.) 1904. Sheridan's Comedies. The Rivals and The School for Scandal, etc. Edited by Brander Matthews. New York, 1904. (A slightly revised edition of the original work published in 1885.) 1905. The Plays of Sheridan. [With introductions by Edmund Gosse.] 3 vols. The Rivals, The School for Scandal, The Critic [in separate vols.]. London, 1905. William Heinemann's Favourite Classics.) II. EDITIONS OF SEPARATE PLAYS (a) Editions of The Rivals previous to 1821 (In 1775. The Rivals, a Comedy. As it is acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Covent-Garden. London, 1775. Second edition. London, 1775. 1776. Third edition. London, 1776. 1778. Another edition. (A Collection of New Plays by Several Hands, IV, 143-282.) Altenburgh, 1778. 1791. Fifth edition. London, 1791. 1793. Another edition. Another edition. Dublin, 1793. Dublin, 1793. (W. Jones's British Theatre, V, 191-317.) [Whole vol. dated 1795.] 1798. Sixth edition. London, 1798. 1804. Another edition. (The British Drama comprehending the best plays in the English Language. Comedies. Pt. 2, 999-1029.) London, 1804. 1807. Another edition. New York, 1807. 1808. Another edition. (The British Theatre, by Mrs. Inchbald, XIX.) London, 1808. 1810. Another edition. (English Comedy, II, 1-83.) London, 1810. 1811. Another edition. (The Modern British Drama, IV, 619–648.) London, 1811. 1815. Another edition. (The London Theatre, by Thomas [John] Dibdin, I.) London, 1815. 1818. Another edition. (The New English Drama, by W. Oxberry, I.) London, 1818. 1820. Oxberry's edition. London, 1820. (b) Editions of The School for Scandal previous to 1821. 1777? The School for Scandal. A Comedy. Dublin [1777?]. 1781. Another edition. Dublin, 1781. 1782. Fourth edition. Dublin, 1782. 1783. Another edition. The real and genuine School for Scandal, a comedy . . . . Written by Brinsley Sheridan, Esquire. London, 1783. 1785. Another edition. (A volume of plays, as performed at the Theatre [Royal], Smoke-Alley, Dublin.) Dublin, 1785. 1787. Another edition. Dublin, 1787. 1788. Fifth edition. London, 1788. 1792. Another edition. Dublin, 1792. (W. Jones's British Theatre, V, 1–116.) 1793. Another edition. (As it is acted at the Theatre [Royal], Smoke-Alley, Dublin.) [Dublin?] 1793. 1798. Another edition. London, 1798. 1807. Another edition. (Collection of English Plays, with explanatory notes in the Danish in the Danish language. By Fredk. (c) Editions of The Critic previous to 1821. 1781. The Critic, or a Tragedy Rehearsed. A dramatic piece in three acts as it is performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. London, 1781. Second edition. London, 1781. Another [third?] edition. London, 1781. Fourth edition. London, 1781. Another edition. Dublin, 1781. 1785. Another edition. Dublin, 1785. 1793. Another edition. (W. Jones's British Theatre, V, 117–190.) Dublin, 1793. 1807. Another edition. (Cawthorn's Minor British Theatre, VI.) London, 1807. Another edition. New York, 1807. 1811. A new edition. London, 1811. Another edition. (The Modern British Drama, V, 642-659.) 1814. Another edition. Dibdin, VIII.) 1815. Another edition. III, 201-255.) (The London Theatre, by Thomas [John] London, 1814. (Mrs. Inchbald's A Collection of Farces, London, 1815. 1820. Another edition. (The New English Drama, by W. Oxberry, IX.) London, 1820. |