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Old and New London
… Brutus, and afterwards, in imitation of the Julius Csar of Shakespeare, a tragedy, which he did not venture to bring …
Old and New London
… authors, &c. Here are the famous Chandos portrait of Shakespeare, several of Queen Elizabeth, and between three …
The Environs of London
… her first essays. George Tollet, Esq. the commentator upon Shakespeare, was her nephew. Biograph. Dramatica. Dr. Smith …
A History of the County of Essex
… site had been redeveloped. During the 1920s and 1930s the Shakespeare day-continuation institute used part of the … West Ham Lane), Raleigh (Fairbairn Hall, Canning Town), Shakespeare (Barclay Hall, Green Street), Faraday (Holborn … the Newton and Raleigh institutes were then closed. The Shakespeare institute, which later moved to Whitehall Place …
A History of the County of Essex
… Canning Town, was opened in 1926. The warden promised that Shakespeare would be played monthly or even fortnightly by …
Old and New London
… It is known to every reader of English history and of Shakespeare, that in this chamber died King Henry IV., soon … scarcely necessary to repeat here the well-known lines of Shakespeare, and yet their omission would be unpardonable: " …
Old and New London
… throwing aside a curtain, which reveals a medallion of Shakespeare, allegorically indicating the power he possessed … MONUMENT. This great dramatist and contemporary of Shakespeare was buried in the north aisle, and on a plain … to her house the politest men of that age, and among them Shakespeare is said to have been a frequent visitor. Upon Ben …
Old and New London
… and the things of fame, That do renown this city." Shakespeare, " Twelfth Night." The Right of SanctuaryBenefit …
Survey of London
… all the year round. By dint of novel attractions, of which Shakespeare on horseback, was one, Cooke kept his audiences, …
Old and New London
… late William Pittsnamely, the apotheosis of Spenser, of Shakespeare, and of Milton. The last of the state rooms is …