Dedicated, by Permission, to
Ilis Royal HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES
KING HENRY VI.

PART II.

EMBELLISHMENTS.
Vignette Scene Print. Designed by

Engraved by

Suffolk & Margaret.
Hamilton

De Longuicl, at Paris.
Mr. Baddiley in the
Armourer.
Browne

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BEING THE TWENTY-SEVENTH NUMBER OF

BELL'S Edition of
SHAKSPERE'S WORKS,

Printed complete froin the Text of
S.MUEL JOHNSON and GEORGE STEJT.AS.

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The Firit Numer is The TEMPEST, benutifully enibc!!:!red
The Second Nunher is MEASURE for MEASURI, dillo.

The 'Third Noer is MACBETH, ditto.
»* The Fourth Nurnberis MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, ditto.

London: Sold by the Propriсtor, BRITISH-LIBRARY, Strand.

Price One Shilling and Sixpence.

The Sixth Number is ROMEO and JULIET, ditto.
The Seventh Number is the MERCHANT of VENICE, ditto,
The Eighth Number is the MERRY WIVES of WINDSOR, ditto.
The Ninth Number is JULIUS CÆSAR, ditto.
The Tenth Number is MIDSUMMER-NIGHT'S DREAM, ditte.
The Eleventh Number is TITUS ANDRONICUS, ditto.
The Twelfth Number is TWELFTH-NIGHT, ditto.
The Thirteenth Number is LOVE's LABOUR'S LOST, ditto.
The Fourteenth Number is TIMON of ATHENS, ditto.
The Fifteenth Number is 'TROILUS and CRESSIDA, ditto.
The Sixteenth Number is AS YOU LIKE Fr, ditto.
The Seventeenth Number is OTHELLO, ditto.
The Eighteenth Number is the COMEDY of ERRORS, ditto.
The Nineteenth Number is KING HENRY V. ditto.
The Twentieth Number is KING LEAR, ditto.
The Twenty-First Number is KING HENRY IV.Part I. ditto.
The Twenty-Second Number is KING HENRY IV. Part II. do.
The 'Twenty-Third Numb. is the TAMING OF THE SHREW, do.
The Twenty-Fourth Number is CYMBELINE, ditto.
The 'Twenty-Fifth No. is ALL's WELL THAT ENDS WELL, do.
The Twenty-Sixth Number is KING HENRY VI. Part I. ditto.

To the PUBLIC. This work is intended to supercede the necessity for any other Edition whatever, as it will be calculated to gratify every class of Readers. The Publisher intends that it shall not only be the molt perfe&t and beautiful Work that Britain ever produced, but also, ibe cheapest; he humbly hopes for public Patronage, in proportion to the merits of the undertaking, and he respectfully solicits particular attention to the following circumstances.

The Plan is to print each Play, fongly, and entire, from the last revisions of Dr. SAMUEL. JOHNSON, and GEORGE STE EVENS, Esq. &c. with their Charakters of the Play, and the Origin of the Fable, as an introductory Preface to each Play.

The Plays to be printed by Meff. Frys and COUCHMAN, on two forts of paper; the best of which will be superfine writing-post quality, on a new Bourgeois Letter, cast and delicately dressed on purpose. Embellishments foộ this sort will consist of a characteristic Print, representing a spiri!ed likeness of some favourite Performer, besides an original Vignette Scene Print, designed and engraved by the most eminent Artists in London and Paris. The Plays thus embellished and executed, will be sold at one shilling and fixpence rach.