Barrier Dutch, The Tories always for men-
tioning it, 166. A Defence of the Lord
Townshend's Treaty, by Mr. Maynwaring,
227. The Allies obliged to procure a good
one, 228.
The French offer'd it, 229.
Upon what Foundations begun, 230. The
Dutch in Poffeffion of it, 232. weaker than
that agreed on by the Pyrenean Treaty, 235.
The Revenue too small, 236, 240. What
Towns 'tis neceffary they should have, 238,
239. Civil Rights and Government refer-
ved to the Emperor.
239
Bavaria Elector of, forc'd by the Tories to de-
clare for the French, 134. His Minifter's
Letter intercepted.
189
Bickerftaffe Ifaac Efq; his Dedication of the
firft Vol. of the Tatlers to Mr. Maynwaring,
316, & feq.
Bishops by whom call'd Enemies to the Church,
Bewdley Cafe, written by Mr. Maynwaring,
315, & feq.
Blenheim March to, an Hiftorical M. S. 73,
74, 75
Boileau Mr. his Ignorance of English Poe-
Bolingbroke Lord, bis Caufe efpous'd by High
Church, 108. A main Promoter of the Exa-
miner, 158. Author of the Letter to the
Examiner, ib. Abuses the Bishop of Salis-
bury, 160. His Nonfenfe, 161. His An-
ticlimax, 162. His wretched Panegyrick
on the Queen, 163. Infults the Emperor
and the States-General.
Brabant, Council of in the French Interest, 242
British Academy.
B. Duke of, Mr. Maynwaring's Verfes on him.
ANADA the French frong and dan-
gerous there.
Captain, a Fable in Verfe.
Catalans given up to be butcher'd by the late
Minifters.
Cefelius Baffus, an Allufion to him,
Champions Ten for High Church, 26. Are not
to be trufted, 37. Their Project to regain
the Miniftry they had loft, 104, 105. Two
Champions more added to the other Ten
Change of the Miniftry, Mr. Maynwaring's Re-
flections upon it, 122, 137, the terrible Ef
fect of it.
Charter of Bewdley, the Cafe of it, 314, 315,
& feq.
Cholmley Mr. Francis, bis Jacobitifm.
Church, who they are that call themselves fo,
27, 39. Sacheverel fo call'd, 118, Brought
in Danger by him, 125. What the Old
Minifters did for it.
Cicero, Part of an Oration of his apply'd to the
Duke of Marlborough, 185.
ther apply'd to the Two late Tory Parlia-
Coffin, the House of Hannover fo call'd,
Commerce, the British in Flanders, not pre-
judic'd by the Barrier Treaty, 237, 238,
240. On what Foot the Dutch to be, 243,
244. Why left on an Equality with the Bri-
245, 246
Commiffioners of the Cuftoms, Verfes on 'em.
Common-Place, Mr. Maynwaring's. 5, 6
Commons Houfe of, their Reafons for profecu
ting Sacheverel.
Conduct of the Allies, a Libel fo call'd, by
whom anfwer'd.
Condemn'd Doctor too mildly us'd,
Maynwaring's Punishment for him.
Cooper Lord, meant by Du Vair in the Med-
ley.
Crabtree Sir Anthony, his Character.
Credit Effay upon, fuppos'd to written by H-y,
Mr. Manwaring's Reflection on it, 169& feq,
Credit reftor'd, a Ballad.
ANGER when it threatens the Church,
104, 108. brought into it by Sacheve
rel, 125. It increases as the French Pow-
er diminishes.
Dauphin, wishes the Queen abdicate Foy on
the approaching Peace.
Davenant Dr. Mr. Maynwaring's Verfes on
bim.
Declarations, Queen Ann's to recover Spain
for the House of Auftria.
249, 250
Delays in paffing Accounts, the Neceffity of 'em.
305
Diffolution of the Parliament that impeach'd
Sacheverel, the ill Confequences of it. 136
Dorfet Earl of, his Verfes on the old Tories,
ply'd to the Prefent Faction.
103
Drake Dr. employ'd by the High-Church to writę
the Memorial.
Dryden's Character of Mr. Maynwaring. 14.
Boileau affects not to know him.
Dutch, the Prefervation of 'em our Safety. 233,
they fcorn'd to treat feparately.
ken out of the Medley.
Epilogue by Mr. Maynwaring,
Effay upon Credit, fuppos'd to be written by
Hary; Remarks upon it by Mr. Mayn-
Examiner, the Villanous Defign of Setting up
RENCH broke off the Treaty of Peace
on Sacheverel's Bufinefs, 126, 142. They
rejoyce at the Change of the Ministry. 138,
139. 189. Treat us infolently before the
Peace was concluded, 217. Will drive us
out of the Weft-India Trade."
265
French King's Promise to the Pretender, a Trea-
tife fo called. 204, & feq. His Behaviour
to King James at his Death, with respect to
his pretended Son. 207, 208. Acknowled-
ges him King. 210. His Promifes to dif
own him fignifie nothing. 212. nor his ac-
knowledging the Queen and the Proteftant Suc
ceffion. 214, 215. People defperate that
deal with him. 215. His Tyranny. 216. did
not hope to keep Spain, till the Change of the
Miniftry in England. 253. His Great Power.
Aligai and Conchini, a Story in the Med-
Iley, writ by Mr. Maynwaring. 172.
His Allufions in it to the Duke of Marlbo-
borough, and Earl of Godolphin.
Gazette Paris, Sacheverel's Hiftory taken out of
General, new one, what we got by his Ad-
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