IV, i....

186, 266 Nationalities of S., FRASER..

Zucchero portrait....

.230

.131 Negro-English and S.-English, THOM .129
138 Negroes of South.

.187 Neptune, Ode to, MERIVALE..
.132 NICHOLSON, BR., contributions,....32, 54.
.139
87, 124, 157, 314
.156 NORRIS, J. PARKER, contributions, 3, 22,
95 33, 3, 65, 107, 141, 165, 181, 205, 230, 245, 311
.160 Notes and Queries, 24, 54, 87, 122, 155, 175,
192
194, 216, 236, 254, 285, 315

313 Offer for proof of S.
..307 Oft, often...

.291 O'Connell portrait of S., NORRIS....

...64, 239 O'Keefe, C M., Irish words...

.23% Ophelia.

..188 Orestes............

Othello...

Magazines, S. in.......

Make the door

Male........

.88, 157

Malvolio, Irving as....

Mammocks

......188

Mankind....

.....185

MARCH, F. A., Dram of eale

...... 19

Mariowe, C..

..295

I. iii, 251

II, i, 13..

II. i. 39.

II, i, 206

Marston, S. and, FLEAY.

Mary, Virgin......

Master

Examination in...

French.

.233 29, 60, 91, 128, 218, 238, 260. 288, 318
160 Revivals, S

..200

Furness s

32 Richard II: I, i.

..275

Performance by negroes...

.138, 161

Salvini..

12

II, i

...234

.156 lipos

..........121, 290

.76 Parallelisms, BOODLE...

85

.257 PEDDER, H. C., Irving as Shylock...... 90|

I, iii, 233.

.255

..59, 128

Medical Thoughts of Shakespeare.

..158 Pistol; a Silhouette, HOOPER.
.133 Plant-lore of S., Ellacombe...
..162 Plutarch, North's, S.'s use of.. ......... 38
.125, 186 Poetry:

ARNOLD, M., Shakespeare............ 51
BROWNING, R.: The Names... .250
COWDEN-CLARKE, M.; H. K. Fur-

54

158

185

III, iv, 52

255

1

Examination paper, ROLFE.........192

228

Irving in.....

90

edition..
Rome in S..
Romeo and Juliet...

44

I, v

PRESTON, M. J.: Sit. Jessica.........172
Anonymous: Shakespeare.........117

II, ii..

II, iii, 1......

MERIVALE, H., Ode to Neptune.........273
Merry Wives of Windsor.........152, 161,163

The Dead Lion

Shakespeare

38, 56, 123, 124, 159, 192, 175

...121, 264

.164

....164, 238

..187

137

.124

V, i....

V, iii

V, iv, 4
V, v

V, vii. 18.
V, viii, 4
character

doctor in....

and Hawthorne

and Orestes

Mackay, C., on Sonnets

Macready, W. C.........

247 Pyramus and Thisbe....... ................ 54
237 Quartos

[We are indebted to JOHN H. WOODS, Esq., of Jacksonville, Ill., for the preparation of the Index.]

VOL. I.

SHAKESPEARIANA.

"Age cannot wither nor custom stale his infinite variety."-Ant. & Cleo,

NOVEMBER, 1883.

No. I.

"CURST BE HE THAT MOVES MY BONES!"

[Suggested by reading of a movement on foot in England for opening Shakespeare's grave.]

SMALL reverence hath this scientific age
For prophet, martyr, poet, or the sage
Of long ago. This is an age of measures;

And, by its rules, much honored, ancient treasures,

On which our ancestors have set great store,

And counted oft the precious value o'er,

May something lack; at which our time's conceit

Would brand such relic as a counterfeit.
'Twere folly worse than idle to deride
That scientific training of the mind
By which old fallacies were laid aside;
But let us not go on too fast, nor find

Naught hath a measure, that can not be weighed ;
No value set, save by a Board of Trade;
Naught wise, but where the proof fits in as pat
As the smooth lining in a brand new hat.
What measure hath the beautiful? how tell
What values in remembrances that dwell
Deep in our hearts beyond the reach of rule
Or formula of philosophic school?
Though modern science claims 'tis very plain
Memories are written in the folded brain,
We feel them in our hearts; and feeling knows
Profounder wisdom than our science shows,
At least in things of heart, where still remain
Our loves and memories mauger claims of brain.
The spiritual, fanciful, ideal -

Who shall bring down these lightly soaring wings,
The harmonies the enraptured spirit sings,
And tell us what they weigh? "Tis true, we pull
The planet from its orbit to our scale ;

But there are things where measures naught avail.

[Copyright, 1883, by THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING Co. All rights reserved.]