Frederick Gard Fleay (5 September 1831 – 10 March 1909) was an influential and prolific nineteenth-century Shakespeare scholar. Fleay, the son of a linen...

Australian cricketer David Fleay (1907–1993), Australian naturalist Frederick Gard Fleay (1831–1909), English Shakespeare scholar Flea (disambiguation) Fleayi...

radio, film, and musical theatre. Main characters: Court of Duke Frederick: Duke Frederick, Duke Senior's younger brother and his usurper, also Celia's father...

Thomas Nashe, English pamphleteer, poet and satirist (born 1567) Frederick Gard Fleay (1890). A Chronicle History of the London Stage, 1559-1642. B. Franklin...

for the first performance of Dido. The nineteenth-century scholar Frederick Gard Fleay attempted to delineate the collaborators' respective shares in the...

never finished. This may be the second half of Yarington's play. Frederick Gard Fleay conjectures that Yarington is a fictitious name, and that his play...

disrupted several times by disputes between Furnivall and other members. Frederick Gard Fleay, an early member, resigned during the society's first year after...

1972), pp. 2–3. Much Ado About Nothing (Cambridge, 1962), p. xi. Frederick Gard Fleay, Chronicle History of the London Stage 1559–1642 (London, 1890) pp...

1655 William Rider published a tragi-comedy called The Twins, which Frederick Gard Fleay suggested may be a printed copy of Niccols's piece. Niccols also...

London: George Routledge and Sons. p. 57. Retrieved 24 August 2013. Fleay, Frederick Gard (1891). A Biographical Chronicle of the English Drama 1559–1642...