...subject of the drama. Webbe a few years afterwards (1586) published " a Discourse of English Poetry, together with the Author's judgment touching the reformation of our English Verse ;" and Puttenham, in 1 58Q, had more largely and methodically treated of the same subject in his ART...

...subject of the drama. Webbe a few years afterwards (1586) published " a Discourse of Eng lish Poetry, together with the Author's judgment touching the reformation of our English Verse ;" and Puttenham, in 1 589, had more largely and methodically treated of the same subject in his ART...

...subject of the drama. Webbe a few years afterwards (1586) published " a Discourse of English Poetry, together with the Author's judgment touching the reformation of our English Verse ;" and Puttcnham, in 1 580, had more largely and methodically treated of the same subject in his ART...

...imprinted at London by Henry Bienneman, 1~>75. — Also reprinting, a Discourse on English Poet rie; together with the author's judgment touching the Reformation of our English Verse, by William W ebbe, imprinted at London by John Charlewood, 1536. — And, Ane Schorl Treatise, containing some...

...copy *. This was bought at the sale of Major Pearson's li* Mr. Malone possesses another. brary, brary, by George Steevens, for three pounds five shillings....Discourse of English Poetrie, together with the author's judg-r jnent, touching the reformation of our English verse, by William VVebbe, Graduate. Imprinted...

...king James the VI. of Scotland. Imprinted at Edinburgh, by Thomas Vantrollier, 1584.—3. A Discource of English Poetrie. Together with the Author's judgment...reformation of our English verse: by William Webbe. Imprinted at London, by John Charlemond, 1586. From the extreme rarity of these very curious volumes,...

...nuria, ib. printed by JR 1600. 11 15 0 1 128. Weblee [Webbe] (Will.) Discourse of English Poet ric, together with the author's judgment, touching the Reformation of our English Verse, 6. i. 4to. notia, «6. by John Charlewood, 1586. 880 THE DRAMA; AND EARLY PLAYS OF SHAKSPBARE. 1216....

...have not seen it mentioned in any account of them that I have looked into. Webbe, or Weblee* ( WiU.) Discourse of English Poetrie, together with the Author's...Judgment touching the Reformation of our English Verse, bl.lett. 4to. Land. Impr. by John Charleicood. 1586. Said to be unique. Sold at T. Pearson's, in 1788,...

...21Z. *„* This is the curious volume which has been designated Shakspeare's Jest Book. 783. Webbe's Discourse of English Poetrie, together with the Author's judgment touching the Reformation of the English Verse, excessively rare. only tine other copy knoirn, which is in Mulone's Collection in...

...21(. < *„* This is the curious volume which has been designated Shakspeare's Jest Book. 783. Webbe's Discourse of English Poetrie, together with the Author's judgment touching the Reformation of the English Verse, excessively rare, only one other copy known, which is in Miltone's Collection in...