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- The Leopold Shakspere, the poet's works in chronological order from the text of professor Delius, with 'The two noble kinsmen' and 'Edward iWilliam Shakespeare
- The beauties of Shakespear: regularly selected from each play, with explanatory notes and similar passages from ancient and modern authors bWilliam Shakespeare
- Much ado about nothing. [Followed by] Ariodantes and Geneura, from Ariosto's 'Orlando furioso', canto iv. 51 to vi. 15William Shakespeare
- Selected. 150 lines. Shakespeare's Tempest for the standards; with intr. to the The play, paraphrase and explanations by R. HargreavesWilliam Shakespeare
- Macbeth, ed. by R.F. CholmeleyWilliam Shakespeare
- Shakspeare for schools; passages from his works to be committed to memory, with notes, original and selected, by a clergyman of the Church oWilliam Shakespeare
- King Richard ii, ed. with intr., notes, glossary and appendix by A.W. VerityWilliam Shakespeare
- The Tempest, ed. with intr. and notes by T. PageWilliam Shakespeare
- The tragedy of King Richard the second, ed. by C.H. GibsonWilliam Shakespeare
- Shakespeare's Julius Cæsar, as presented in Music hall, Cincinnati, at the first dramatic festival (official text) ed. by R.E.J. MilesWilliam Shakespeare
- A Midsummer-night's dream, with an intr. and notes by K. DeightonWilliam Shakespeare
- The Taming of the shrew, ed. by H.H. CrawleyWilliam Shakespeare
- Hamlet, prince of Denmark, ed. by W.H. GriffinWilliam Shakespeare
- The Guildford Shakespeare, by the town clock [appropriate quotations applied to local personalities and institutions]William Shakespeare
- First part of King Henry vi. [Followed by] The first part of the Contention of the ... houses of Yorke and LancasterWilliam Shakespeare
- The Merry wives of Windsor. [Followed by] The story of Lucius and Camillus [from Il Pecorone of Giovanni Fiorentino]. The tale of the two loWilliam Shakespeare
- King Henry the fifth, with notes and an intr. by K. Deighton. ReprWilliam Shakespeare
- As you like it, by W. Shakespeare, with The tale of GamelynWilliam Shakespeare
- Shakespeare's play of 'A Midsummer-night's dream', with short notes and glossary by F.C. WoodfordeWilliam Shakespeare
- Macbeth, king of Scotland, a tragedy (as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane on October 3rd 1864)William Shakespeare
- Romeo & Juliet, as arranged for the stage by Forbes Robertson, and presented at the Lyceum theatre Sept. 21stWilliam Shakespeare
- Coriolanus, with intr. and notes by W. DentWilliam Shakespeare
- Hamlet, prince of Denmark: lines pronounced corrupt restored, and mutilations before unsuspected emended, also some new renderings; with preWilliam Shakespeare
- The Shakespeare gem birthday bookWilliam Shakespeare
- Shakespeare: select plays. Coriolanus, ed. by W.A. WrightWilliam Shakespeare
- Romeo and Juliet. [Followed by] The goodly history of the true and constant love between Romeus and Julietta, abridged from Painter's 'PalacWilliam Shakespeare
- Knight's Cabinet edition of the works of William ShakspereWilliam Shakespeare
- The larger Temple Shakespeare, ed. by I. Gollancz, with many illustrationsWilliam Shakespeare
- Richard the second, with intr. and notes by W. BarryWilliam Shakespeare
- A midsummer-night's dream, with intr., notes, glossary and index, by A.W. VerityWilliam Shakespeare
- Julius Cæsar, ed. by E.M. ButlerWilliam Shakespeare
- The Dallas type Shakespeare, a reduced facs. of the first folio, 1623, ed. in the British museum. Pt. 1-3 [containing the introd. matter andWilliam Shakespeare
- The tragedy of King Richard the third, ed. by W.H.P. SmithWilliam Shakespeare
- The tragedy of Macbeth, ed. by H.C. NotcuttWilliam Shakespeare
- Coriolanus, with an intr. and notes by K. DeightonWilliam Shakespeare
- Shakespeare's Julius Cæsar, with intr. and notesWilliam Shakespeare
- The Two gentlemen of Verona, by W. Shakespeare. With The story of the shepherdess Felismena (from Sidney's Arcadia)William Shakespeare
- Henry v., ed. with intr. and notes by T. PageWilliam Shakespeare
- King Lear, ed. D.C. ToveyWilliam Shakespeare
- The tragedy of King John, ed. by O. EltonWilliam Shakespeare
- Cymbeline, with an intr. and notes by K. DeightonWilliam Shakespeare
- Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice, abbreviated for school use, with intr., notes, and illustr. [by B. Jonson]William Shakespeare
- The tragedy of King Richard ii, ed. by C.H. HerfordWilliam Shakespeare
- The Winter's tale, by W. Shakespeare. With Pandosto: or, The triumph of time (by R. Greene)William Shakespeare
- King Henry the fourth, second part, with intr. and notes by K. DeightonWilliam Shakespeare
- Shakspeare's tragedy of Hamlet, with notes, extr. from the old 'Historie of Hamblet' &c., adapted for use in schools by J. HunterWilliam Shakespeare
- King Lear, a tragedy, as arranged for the stage [and abridged] by H. Irving, as presented at the Lyceum theatreWilliam Shakespeare
- Shakspeare and the Bible. Fifty sonnets with their scriptural harmonies interpreted by C.EWilliam Shakespeare
- Julius Cæsar, with notes by D. ForsythWilliam Shakespeare
- A Midsummer-night's dream, with intr., notes &c. by W.F. BaugustWilliam Shakespeare
- The tragedy of King Richard the third, with an intr. and notes by C.H. TawneyWilliam Shakespeare
- Julius Cæsar, with an intr. and notes by K. DeightonWilliam Shakespeare
- All's well that ends well, by W. Shakespeare, with the story of Giletta [from W. Painter's Palace of pleasure]William Shakespeare
- The Winter's tale, a comedy, as performed by M. Anderson and company at the Lyceum theatre, September, 1887. (Stage ed.) with illustr. by E.William Shakespeare
- King Henry the eighth, ed. by D.N. SmithWilliam Shakespeare
- Shakspeare's tragedy of King Lear, with notes, adapted for schools and for private study by J. HunterWilliam Shakespeare
- Shakespeare select plays: The famous history of the life of King Henry the eighth, ed. by W.A. WrightWilliam Shakespeare
- The Merchant of Venice, ed. with intr., notes, glossary and index by A.W. VerityWilliam Shakespeare
- The Comedy of errors, by W. Shakespeare, with a pleasant comœdie, called Menechmus, taken out of the poet PlautusWilliam Shakespeare
- The tragedy of Julius Cæsar, ed. by A.D. InnesWilliam Shakespeare