Fatal snow-storm 1839?
The Secret a Farce in One Act [adapted from French] by William Barrymore
2 letters from William Barrymore, 1 to Mr Ward and 1 to William Beckett
The Secret
Wallace, the Hero of Scotland [1888]
West Virginia Civil War Almanac
The Forest of Bondy; Or, Dog of Montargis. A Drama, in Three Acts; Adapted to Hodgson's Theatrical Characters and Scenes in the Same. [Translated and Adapted from R. C. Guilbert de Pixérécourt's “Le Chien de Montargis.” By William Barrymore?]
El Hyder: the Chief of the Ghaut Mountains. A Grand Eastern Melo-dramatic Spectacle, in Two Acts
The Forest of Bondy ... A Melodrama, Etc. [Translated and Adapted from R.C. Guilbert de Pixérécourt's "Le Chien de Montargis." By William Barrymore?].
Wallace, the Hero of Scotland
Murder Will Out; Or, The Dog of Montargis
The Old "Old Vic". A Glimpse of the Old Theatre, from Its Origin as 'The Royal Coburg', First Managed by William Barrymore, to Its Revival Under Lilian Baylis, Etc. [With Illustrations.].
The Fatal Snow-storm
The Foulahs
Gilderoy; or, the bonnie boy: a melo-drama, in two acts, etc
Meg-Murnoch, Or, The Fatal Glen
The Man in the Moon; Or, the Harlequin Dog-Star. An Entirely New Comic Pantomime, Etc
Plays
The Forest of Bondy
Manfredi, the Mysterious Hermit