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MASSINGER, PHILIP, i..
216 Misfortune, Compassion for, i.

NAPIER, COLONEL W.F. P. i
Massox, CHARLES, il. .

680
Missionaries, the Greenland, il.

NAPIER, LORD, ii. . .
Mathematical Learning, Usefulness Missionary Ilymn, ii.

09 NASH, C.ii.
of, 1. .

.
.

. 646 MITFORD, MARY RUSSELL, ii. 521, 618 NASR, THOMAS, i.
MATHEWS, HEXRY, Il. . . 672 MiTFORD, WILLIAM, ii.

644 National Partiality and Prejudice, i.
MATHIAS, THOMAS J. ii.
Modena, the Sleeping Figure of, ii.

Nations, Uncertainty of the Early
Matin Hymn, i. .

. 132

Modern Greece, Picture of, ii. . 389 History of, i. . .
Matrimonial Happiness-(Lady M

Modern Manners and Innovations, Nativity, Hymn on the, i. . 31-333
to E. W. Montagu, Esq.) i. .

651

Contempt for-(From Marria ), ii. 613 | Natural Philosophy, the Stu
MATURIX, REY, C. R. il. .

Modern State of Ancient Countries, i. 254 Favourable to Religion, i. .
MAXWELL, W. II. ii. . . 628 Modesty, as opposed to Ambition, i. 410 Nature, Complaint of, ii. .
Maxwell, the Young, ii.

Mohammedan's Lecture on Christian Nature, on the Love of, ii. 210,
May Day, ii.
300 Vices, i.

32 Nature, Study of, Recommended
May, the First of, i.

• 162
Mohammedan System, Religious Sta-

Navy, the British, i.
May Morning, on, i.

333 tus of Women in the, ii. . . 678 Neara, on, i.
May Morning at Ravenna, ii. . 423 MOIR, D. M. ii.,

. 473, 601 Neglect, of, i. .
May, Song to, ii. .

362 | MON BODDO, LORD-James Burnet), Yehushta, the Bower of, il
MAY, THOMAS, i. .

264 ii. .

.
.
. 249

Newcastle Apothecary, ii.
MAYXE, JOHx, ii.

Monk, the-Scene of Conjuration by NEWCASTLE, DUCHESS Or, i. . 32
MAYO, MA, ii.

the Wandering Jew, ii., 558-560 Newspapers, i.
11 Mean and Sure Estate, of the, i.

Monkey, the, ii. . .

NEWTOX, SIR ISAAC, i. . .
Mecca, the Caravan of, ii. .

MONTAGU, LADY MARY WORTLEY, Newtonian Philosophy, Anecdote of
Medicean Venus at Florence, Sta-

i. .

.
.

. 650-654 the Discovery of the, i.
tue of the, ii. .

MONTGOMERY, ALEXANDER, I. 156 New-Year, the, i
Meditation-Thou, God, that rul'st
MONTGOMERY, JAMES, ii..

New York, Manners in, During
and reign'st in light), i.

226

MONTGOMERY, ROBERT, ii. . 455 Dutch Times, ii...
Meditation-Its Design, i. . . 280 Moon, Address to the, ii. .

78 VICHOL, PROFESSOR, ii.
Meditation when we go to Bed, i. 225 Moon, Elephant in the, i. . 319-332 | NICOLL, ROBERT, Ü. .
Medway and the Thames, Wedding Moon, How a man may Fly to the, i. 447 NICOLSOX, D& WILLIAM, i.
of the, i. . . .

Moonlight Night, with fine Music, i. 184 | Night, i. .

.
Melancholy, i.

Moonlight at Sea-Memory of Absent Vight, ii.
Melancholy, Abstract of, i..
272 Friends, ii.

364 | Night in a Camp, i.
Melancholy, Cures for, i. .
578 MOORCROFT, W. ii. .

679 Night-Piece, a City, ii.
Melancholy and Contemplation, i. 272 MOORE, DR Joux, ii . 549, 530

549, 530 Night, to the -- Shipwrecked 8
MELMOTH, WILLIAM, ii.

243 Moore, Sir John, the Burial of, ii. 410 tary's Song, ii.
Melrose Abbey, Description of, ii. . 382 MOORE, THOMAS, ii. . 303-366, 646 Nightingale, Sonnet to a, i.
MELVII., SIR JAMES, I.

Moorish lost, Attack of, ii. .308 | Nightingale, Address to the, i. .
Memory, Pleasures of, ii.
316 Moral Feelings Instinctive, i. .

Nightingale, Ode to a, ii.
Memory. Rules for Improving th

Moral Influence of Evening-[From Nile, Bruce at the sources of the, ji.
Men of Old, the, ii.

Alison's Sermon on Autumn], ii. . 60) Nith, to the River, ii.
Men, the Succession of Races of, ii. 694 MORE, DR HENRY, i. .

Yo Man can be Good to All, i.
Men's Understandings, Causes of MORE, HANNAH, ii. . . 578-5) Nobility, the Order of, ii. .
Weakness in, i. .
MORE, SIR THOMAS, i..

Nocturnal Reverie, i. .
Mental Vigour, Prerequisites of More, Lady, Letter to, i. .

Norman French, Introduction of, i.
[Note), i. . .

More's (Sir T.] Resignation of the Norman Poets of England, the, i.

.
Mercy, i. .

188
Great Seal, i..

270

NORMANBY, MARQUIS or, ii. .
Merle and Nightingale, i.

41 MORGAN, LADY-(Si ney Owenson), North-West Passage, Davis's Voyage
Mermaid, the, ii. .

290 ii.
,

in Search of, i. .
MERRICK, JAMES, ii. . . 120

NORTOS, MRS, ii, .

40
Messiah, the, i.
. 557 MORLEY, COUNTESS OF, ii. .

Go Norwegian Yeomanry, il.. 3,
Metrical Romances, English, i.
8 Morning, ii. .

413 Vovelists, Modern, ii. . . 53
MICKLE, WULIAM JULru's, ii. 70 Morning, Description of, i.

390, 518

NIGEST, LORD, ji..
Middle Ages-Progress of Freedom, ii. 184 Morning Landscape, ii.

Nut-Brown Maid, the, i.
Middle Station of Life, the, ii.
205 Morning in May, i.

Nymph Complaining for the Death
MIDDLETON, DR CONYERS, ii. 1, 216 Morning in Warwickshire, i.

92 of her Fawn, i. .
MIDDLETOX, THOMAS, i.
213 Morpheus, Song to, i. . . 323 | Nymph's Reply to the Passionate

32:3
Midnight Repose, i. . . . 381 Mors Tua, i. . . . .

Shepherd, i. .
Midnight Scene, i.
217 | Mortification, i..

Onk and the Briar, Fable of the, i
Midnight Wind, the, ii.
MORTON, THOMAS, ii.

Oblivion, i. .
Milkmaid, the Fair and B

320 Obscurity, of, i..
- 278 Moses Concealed on the Nile

Obscurity, Wishes for, i. .
MILI, JAMES, ii. . . 642, 701 win), ii. .

• 270 Occupations, Choice of, i.
MILLER, MR, ii.
Mosque of the Bloody Baptism at

Ocean, Address to the Prreter?. ii.
MILLER, THOMAS, ii.

626 Cairo, Legend of the, ii. . 650 Ocean, Apostrophe to the-(Byron),
MILLINGEN, DR, ii.

703 Moss, THOMAS, ii. .
MILLS, CHARLES, ii.
Ꮾ Mother's Grave, my, ii.

Ocean, the Dry Bed of the, i. ...
MILMAN, HENRY HART, ii.

Mother's heart, the, ii.

460 Ode to Aurora on Melissa's Birth-
MILXES, W. Moxckrox, ii.

472 | MOTHERWELL, WILLIAM, il.. 503-503 1 day, ii.
MILTON, Joux, i. . 323-331, 396 Mountain Children, ii. . . 462 | Ode on the Death of Mr Thomson, ii. 4
Milton, on, i.
365 Mountain Daisy, to a, il.

484 Ode to the Departing Year--1795, ii 343
Milton and Spenser, i.
496 | Mouse, the Town and Count:

Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton
Milton's Literary Musings, i. . 397 | MUDIE, ROBERT, ii. .

College, ii. .
Mind, Operations of the, in the Pro Multitude, Inconstancy of th

392
duction of Works of Imagination, Mummy, Address to, ii.

433 1814, ii. .
MUNDAY, ANTHONY, i.

174 Ode to Erening, ii..
Mind, Richard's Theory of, i.

MURCHISON, MR, ii. . . 703 Ode on Hearing the Drum, ii.
Mind, my, to Me a Kingdom is, i.

Mure, WILLIAM, ii. . . 671 Ode from llorace, i..
Minden, Death of Eliza at the Battle MURPHY, ARTHUR, ii.

141 | Ode -(How are thy servants
of, ii.
| MURRAY, Hox, C. A. ii.

629 O Lord!) i. .
MURRAY, LIEUT. ALEXANDER, ii. 682 | Ode, in Imitation of Alcæus, ii. .
Muse, Companionship of the, i.

Ode to Independence, ii.
Muse, the Modest, i. .

355 Ode to an Indian Gold Coin, il.
Cunning, i.

Music, Church, i. .

233 Ode to Leren Water, ii.
Minstrel, Opening of the, ii. . 205 Music by Night, i.

275 Ode to Liberty, ii. .
Minstrel's Song in Ella, ii. .

Music, on Scottish, il.

211 Ode to a Nightingale, ii.
Miracle Plays, i.

Music, Scottish Scener

131 Ode on the Passions, ii.
Mirrour for Magistrates, Al gorical Music's Ducl, i.

Ode to Solitude, ii.
Characters from the, i.
Musings on Eternity, ii.

Ode to my Son, aged Three Years
Mirza, the Vision of, i..
610 Myself, of-Sir T. Browne), i

and Five Months lood), il
Miscellaneous Thoughts from Butler's

401 Ode to Spring, ii.
Remains, i.
352 Nabob, the, ii.

275 Ode(The spacious firmame
Miser, Picture of a, ii. . . 413NABBKS, THOMAS, i.

. 9161 high), i. .

473

350, 672

MORIER, JANES, ii. ·

107

. . 604 Morthens. Note to, i..ne Nile(Dar-

700

125

*3 g

166
681

532

Pali

114

66

117

69

IRR K RIA, ii.

•

. 375

512

280

cene of, ii.

459

100

62

Page
Page

Page
Ode to a Tobacco-pipe, ii. . 135 Pedantry in England, Decline of, i. 507 POOLE, Joux, ii.

.625
Ode Written in the Year 1746, ii. 32 Pedlar's Story, ii.

488 Poor Country Widow, Description
Oileus, the Fountain at the Dwelling PEELE, GEORGE, i..

of a, i..
of, ii. . . . .
13 | Pekin, Scene at, ii,

Poor Gentleman, Passages from the
O'KEEFE, JOnx, ii..

Pelican Island, the, ii.

. 418 ii. .

...

. 527-530
Old Age and Death, i.
328 Pembroke, Countess, Epitaph

Poor Relations, ii. .
Old Age, Growing Virtuous in, i. . 640 PENN, WILLIAM, i..

Poor, Rural, Appeal to Country Jus-
Old Familiar Faces, the, ii. . 356 Penn's Advice to his Children, i. 464 tices in behalf of the, ii. .
Old Men, Miscalculations of, ii. . 140 | PENNANT, THOMAS, ii.

Pope, ALEXANDER, i. . 553–557
Old and Young Courtier, i. . 229
229 Penny Magazine, &c. ii.

703 Pope in Oxford, i. .
OLDYS, WILLIAM, ii. .
121 Penshurst, to, i. . . .

114 Pope to Lady Mary W. Montagu, i.
On my First Daughter, i.
114 Penshurst, at, i, .

327 Pope to Gay on his Recovery, i.
Ophelia's Drowning, i. .
187 PERCY, DR THOMAS, ii.

. 75 Pope to Bishop Atterbury in the
OPIE, MRS, ii. .

Pericles and Aspasia, ii. . . 448

448 Tower, i. ,
Opinion, Prevalence of an, no Argu Perseverance, i.

Pope and Dryden, Parallel between,
ment for its Truth, i.
Persian Song of Hafiz, ii.

ii. .

222
Opinions, Change of, ii.. . 658, 659 Persian Town, Sketch of a, ii. . 679

679 Popish Plot, the, i.

494
Opinions and Prejudices, i. .
58 Pestilence of the Fifteenth Century, PORTEOUS, DR BEILBY, i

654
Opinions, Reverence for Ancient,

ii.

PORTER, ANNA MARIA, ii.

568
288
Petrarch, the Celebrated Canzone of PORTER, SIR R. K. ii.

677
Opinions, Toleration of other Men's, -Chiare, fresche, e dolce acque, ii. 425 Portrait, the-[Blacklock's], ii. 103

516 Philanthropy-- Mr Howard, ii. . 273 Portrait - (She was a phantom of
opium Eater, Dreams of the, ii. . 692
PHILIPS, AMBROSE, i.. . 569 delight), ii. . . .

326
Oracles, i.
284 PHILIPS, JOHN, i. .

PostAYS, CAPTAIN, ii.

680
Orange, Cultivation of the, and Ga PHILIPS, KATHERINE, i.

339 POSTANS, MRS, ii

679
thering of the Fruit, ii. . 686, 687 | Phillis, on, Walking before Sunrise
686, 687

POTTER and KENNETT, 1.

660
Oroonoko, Scene from, i.

.
. 148

Power and Activity, Distinction be-
Orphan Boy's Tale, ii. . . 280
280 | Philosophers and Projectors, Sa

tween, ii. . . . . .
Orthodoxy and Heresy, i.
515 on Pretended-(Swift), i.

631 | Power and Gentleness, or the Cata-
Ossian's Address to the Sun, ii.

Physic, Housewifery, i. . .

49 ract and the Streamlet, ii. .
Othello's Relation of his Court

Pibroch of Donuil Dhu, ii.
385 Power, Ignorance in, i. . .

444
to the Senate, i.
1861 PICKEN, ANDREW, ii. .

601 Practice and Habit, i. .
OTWAY, THOMAS, L.
386 | PICKERING, Miss ELLEX, ii. . 625 Prater, a, i. . . . .

409
OUSELY, SIR WILLIAM, ii.
677 Picture, to My-Randolph], i. 145 Prayer, on, i.

295
OVERBURY, SIR THOMAS, i.

2771 Picture of Christmas Eve, ii. . 328 Praver-(Prayer is the soul's sincere
Overruled, of Being, i.

Picture of a Country Life, ii. . 513 desire), ii.
OWEX, Jonx, i. .

457 Picture of Domestic Love, ii. . 371 Prayer-Like the low murmur of
Owl in the Twilight, i

275 Picture of a Dungeon, ii. . • 344 the secret stream), ii.
Pæstum, ii. .

3211 Picture of an Irish Village and School Prayer and Early Rising, i.
Pagan Rites, Scene

140
house, ii.

. 616-618 Praver, a Poet's, ii..
Painted Window at Oxford, Lines Picture of a Poetical Enthusiast, ii. 417 Preacher, the Village, ii.
on, ii. .
Picture of Twilight, ii.

Preaching, Inefficacy of mere Moral,
Palamon and Arcite, i..
. 206 Picture of War, ii.

ii. . . .
Paley, Dr William, ii. . 651-654 Pictures of Native Genius, ii.

Prejudices, i.

513
PALGRAVE, SIR FRANCIS, ii.

Piedmont, Massacre of the Protes Prejudices and Opinions, i. . 658
Palestine, Picture of, ii.
407 tants in, i. . .

PRESCOT, W. H.ii.

644
Pampas, Description of the, ii.

683
Pierce Plowman, Passages from, i. 11, 12 Press, the Liberty of the, i.

399
Pan, Hymn to, ii.

Pilgrims and the Peas, ii.

298 PRICE, De RICHARD, ii. . . 213
Pan, song to, í. .
210 Pindar, Peter, ii. .

PRICE, SIR UVEDALE, ii. , 689
Paradise, Evening in, i..
340 PINKERTOX, Johx, ii..

638 Pride, False, Caution against, i. . 355
Paradise, Morning in, i. .

Pitt, WILLIAM-Earl of C atham), Pride, lluman, Rebuke of, i. .
Paradise, Expulsion from, i.

ii. .

252-254 Pride of Noble Birth, against the, i.
Paradise, Marks of, not utterly
Pity and Indignation, i.

Pride of Sir Giles Overrcach in his
faced by the Flood, i.
Pixies of Devon, the, ii. .

Daughter, i. . . . 217
Parallel between Pope and Dryden, Plague in London, i. .

621 | Pride, Spiritual, i.
ii.
.
.

Platonic Representation of the Scale PRIDEAUX, DR HUMPHREY, i. . 672
Pardoner's Tale, the, i.

of Beauty and Love, i.

655 PRIESTLEY, Dr Joseph, ii. . 213
Parish Workhouse and Apothecary, Pleasure, against, i.

359 Primrose, to an Early, ii. . . 302

Pleasure is Mixed with every Pain, i. 48 Primrose, to the Evening, ji. . 440
PARK, Mungo, ii. .
666 Pleasure and Pain, i. .

Primroses Filled with Morning Dew, i. 143
PARNELL, THOMAS, i.
576 Pleasure, Sinful, i.

Princess Charlotte of Wales, from
PARR, DR SAMUEL, ii.

Pleasure, Utopian Idea of, i. . 60 the Funeral Sermon for the, ii. 658
PARRY, SIR EDWARD, ii. . 674-676 Pleasures of Amusement and Indus Princess Royal, on the Birth of the, ii. 423
Parson, the Good, i..

try Compared, i.

PRINGLE, THOMAS, ii.

. 454
Parthenia, or Chastity, Description Pleasures of the Eye and Ear, ii. 209 Printing, the Invention of,

67
of, i. . . . .
| Pleasures of Memory, from, ii.. 316 PRIOR, JAMES, ii.

. 646
Parting, i. . ..

Pleasures of a Patriot, i. . . 649 Pnior, MATTHEW, i. . . 535-540
Parting of Lovers, the, ii.
474 Pleasures, Wise Selection of, i.

Prior's Lines — For my own Monu-
Partridge at the Playhouse, ii. . 164 Poet and the Rose, i. . . 673 ment,'i. . .
Party Zeal, i.

Poet, a Small, i. .
408 | PRITCHARD, Dr, ii.

703
408 Poetical Enthusiast, ii. .

417 Private Judgment in Religion, i 287
Passions, i.
392 Poetical Genius, i..

Procrastination-[Cowley], i.. 403
Passions, Ode on the
32 Poetry, Essay on, Passages

Procrastination-(Young), ii. . 11
Pastoral, a, ii. .
4 Poetry, Moral Aim of, i.

PROCTER, B. W. ii.

441-446,
Pastoral Ballad, 174
38 Poetry and Poets, i..

Prodigal Lady, the, i. . .

223
Pastoral Dialogue, i.
121 Poetry, Praise of, i.

234 | Prologue to Coriolanus, i
Pastoral Employments, i..

• 129

Poets, Ancient, Translations of the, Prologue to King David and Fair
Pastoral, the First, i.
669 i.

Bethsabe, i.
Pastoral Love, i. .

Poet's Bridal-day Song, the, ii. . 501 Property, of-(Paley), ii.
Patriot, Pleasures of a, i.

Poet's Life, the Miseries of a, ii. . 92 Property, on the Right of-[Black-
Patriotism-Intellectual Beauty, ii. 45 Poet's Prayer, ii.

stone), ii. .
Paul's Walks, How a Gallant should Politeness, Overstrained, i..

Prophecy of Faminem Churchili], ii. 33
Behave Himself in, i. .

Politica: Redemption-Chatterton), Prophetic Language, the, i. . 521
Pauper, Death and Funeral of a, ii. 630

| Prosperity and Adversity, i. .
Pauper's Deathbed, ii,
461 Political Upholsterer, the, i.

Protector, Lord, a Panegyric to t
PAYNE, J. H. ii.
Politics and Evening Parties, ii. 250

326
PEACOCK, J. L. ii. .

Pollok, ROBERT, 11. : 412-415 / Protestant Infallibility, Ironical View
PEARCE, NATHANIEL, ii. . 666 Polyolbion, Part of the Twenty-eighth

of, i.
PEARSOX, Dr John, i. . . 447 Song of the, i. . . . 100 Protogenes and Apelles, i. . 539
Peasant, a Noble, ii. .
312 | POMFRET, JOHN, i..

376 Providence, Eternal, ii.
Peasant-Poet, Scenes and Musings Pomp and Superfluity, i.

625 Prudent Sea-Captain-Abuse of
of, ií.

• 428 | Pompeii, Description of, ii. . 354, 674 | Stores, ii.

Page

24

Scandal and Literature in High Life..
Scholar, Every Nature not suitable ***

Schoolmaster, the Good, i. . '.

454

275

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Page
Prudent Worldly Lady, Character Richard III. Character of, i.

Saxon Chronicle, 1154, Passage from,
1 of a, ii. . .

. 624 | Richard's Theory of the Mind, i. . 539
PSALMANAZAR, GEORGE, ii.

RICHARDSON, De, ii.
Public Breakfast, the, ii. .

123 RICHARDSON, SAMUEL, ii.. 160
PURCHAS, SAMUEL, i. .

252 Riches, on, i. .
Pyramids, Description of th
, 671 Riches, the Emptiness of, ii,

for a, i.
Pyrrha, to, i. ,

• 314 Richmond, Countess of, Character Schoolmaster, Detached Observations
Quack Advertisements, i.
and Ilabits of the, i.

from the, i.
QUARLES, FRANCIS, i.

Right of Property, ii.

246, 247 scho
Quarterly Review, Establishment of Right and Wrong, Natural and Es. Schoolmistress, the, ii..
the, ii. . . . . .

. 702 sential Difference of, i.
.

.

School- Usher, Wretchedness
Queen, to the, i. . . . 146 Rime of the Ancient Mariner, ii.

SCORESBY, WILLIAN, ii.
Queen Mab, i. . • 186 Rimini-Funeral of the Lovers

Scorn not the Least, i.
Queen Mab, Opening of, ii
398

SCOT, ALEXANDER, i. .
Rachel, Dirge of, ii. .

Rinaldo at Mount Olivet and the Scot to his lleart, i..
RADCLIFFE, ANX, ii.
554 Enchanted Wood, i. . .

Scotland, the Complaynt of, 1.
Rainbow, the, i.
123, 319 Ritsox, JOSEPH, ii. .

Scotland, Lines Written in the High-
Rainy Sunday in an Inn, ii. 596, 597 ROBERTS, Miss EMMA, ii. , 679 lands of, ii.
RALEIGH, Sir WALTER, L. 83, 243-249 ROBERTSON, DR WILLIAM, ii. . 185 Scotland, Tears of, ii.
RAMSAY, ALLAN, i.
581-587 ROBERTSOy, J. P. and W. P. ii.

Scotland's Skaith, or the History of
Randolph, Lady, Discovery of her Robin Goodfellow, i.

9:29 Will and Jean, ii. . . ,
I Son, ii.
138 ROCHESTER, EARL or, i.

SCOTT, JOHs, ii..
| RANDOLPH, Thomas, l. 145, 216 | Rochester, Letters of, i. , .357 Scott, SIR W. ii. 378-386, :59
Į RAY, John, i. .
. 524 ROGERS, SAMUEL, ii.

316-322 Scottis, the New Maneris and the
Readiness to take offence, against, i. 279 Roger, Dr, ii. .

. 7031

Auld of, i
· Reading, Remarks on, ii.

201 | Roman Power in Britain, Expiration Scottish Country Wedding, ii. .
Reason, Defence of, i. .

of the, i. .

Scottish Music, on, ii. .
Reason and Discretion, the Age of, i. 292 | Romances, English Metrical, i. . 8

Scottish Rebellion, the, ii.

251
Rebuke of Human Pride, i. . 451 | Rome, Funeral Ceremony at, ii. 672 Scottish Scenery and Music, ii..

Recluse, the, ii. . . . 418 | Rome, Midnight Scene in, ii. . 392 Scripture and the Law of Nature,
| Recluse, the Fair, ii. , . 447 | Rooks, Evening Sports of the, ii. 689 Sea, the, i. . .
Recreation, i.
. . . 413
Roscoe, WILLIAM, ii.

Sea-Captain, a Prudent. ii.
Recreations, the Country's, i.

Roscou MOX, EARL OF,

3.35 Sea-Coasts, Scenery of the, ii.
Recruiting Officer, Scenes from

Ro-e, the, i.

44; ii. 6 Sea, Stanzas on the, ii..
the, i. . . . 600-602 Rose, a, i. .

153 Seasons, llymn to the, ii.
| Redbreast Coming into his Cham-

Rose, W. Sii,

Sectarian Differences, i.
ber. Upon Occasion of a-[Bishop Roses and Tulips, upon the Sight o

SEDLEY, SIR CHARLES, i. .
Hall), i.

Growing near one another, i. . 518 SELDEX, JOrx, i.
Red Sea, Passage of the, il.

408 | Rosiphele, Episode of, i.
408

24 Self-Control-Final Escape of Laura,
Reks, Dr A. ii. . . . 255 Ross, ALEXANDER, ii. . . 125 ii. .

753
REESE, Miss CLARA, ii. . . 180 Ross, Sir Jonx, ii. . .

Self-Love, Immoderate
Reflection upon a Lanthorn and Ross, the Man of, i..

564 Self-Murder, i.
Candle, carried by on a Windy Rosy Hannah, ii.

286

Selma, the Songs of, ii.
Night, i.

ROWE, NICHOLAS, i.

690) SENIOR, N. W. ii.
Reformation, the, i.

ROWLEY, WILLIAM, i.

215 Sennacherib's Army, Destructi
Reformation in England, St
Royalists, Attack of, on the City, i.

ii. .
Parties at the, ii.
Rule Britannia, ii.

Sensitive Plant, from the, ii. .
Reformation, the--Monks and Puri Rural Picture, ii. .

Sephestia's Song to her Child, i.
tans, i. . .

Rural Sounds, ii.

200
.

Sermons, i.
REID, DR, ii. . . .

.
208 | RUSSELL, DR WILLIAM, ii.

Serpents, Irish, the Last of the, ii.
Rejected Addresses, ii. . 431, 432 RUSSELL, LADY RACHEL, i. .

Session, Tidings fra the, i.. .
Relations, Poor, ii. . : 358 Russell, Lady R. to Dr Fitzwilliam, SEWARD, Miss. ii. .
! Religion, i. .
. 132

SHADWELL, THOMAS, i.
Religion, Against the Employment

SHAFTESBURY, EARL OF, i.
of Force in, i..

way, i..

Shaftesbury, Character of, i.
Religion, on the Effects of, ii.
635

Shaftesbury's Address to Monmouth,
Religion not llost je to Pleasure, i.
Religion, Private Judgment in, i. 287 Rüsseli, Lord jous, ii. . ..

SHAKSPEARE-his Poetry, i.. jos je
i Religion, Right of Private Judgment Russia—Employments of the People, SHAKSPEARE-his Plays, i. . 176 191
in, i.

ii. .

.
.

Shakspeare, Character of, i. . 453
Religion, Zeal and Fear in, i.

Russia, the French Army in, ii. 448 Shakspeare, Inscription for a Monu-
Religious Discussions, Reason must Russian Peasants' Houses, ii.

685 ment to, ii. . .
be Appealed to in, i.
Ruth, ii...

Shakspeare, to the Memory of, i. .
i Religious Edifices, Destruction of, in RYMER, THOMAS, i.

. 527 Shakspeare, on the Portrait of, i. 114
Sabbath Morn, ii. . . 289 Sbakspeare, Universality of the

289

Sabbath Walk, an Autumn, ii. 307 Genius of Lord Jeffrey), ii.
son in, i.

GGO
Sabbath Walk, a Spring, ii.

306 SHEFFIELD, JOHN (Duke of Buck
Religious Opinions, Vindication of, i. 671 Sabbath Walk, a Summer, ii.

inghamshire), i. .
1. Religious Toleration, i..

Sabbath Walk, a Winter, ii. . 307 SHEFFIELD, LORD, ii.
i Remorso, Scene from, ii. . 514-516 SACKVILLE, THOMAS, I.

80 SHEIL, R. L. ii.

517
i Resignation, ii..

, : 87
SADLER, M. T. ii.

701 SHELLEY, PERCY Bysshe, il 342
Restoration, Improved Style of Dra. Sailor Boy, the Impressed, ii.

308

SHELLEY, MRS, ii.
matic Dialogue after the, i.

Salamis, the Armies at, ii.

113 | Shelley's Lines to an Indian Air, ii. 4
Resurrection, the, i..
315, 447 SALE, GEORGE, ii. . .

192 SHEXSTONE, WILLIAM, ii. . 8341
Retaliation, Passages from, ii. . 64 SALE, LADY, ii. . . . 680 Shepherd, Passionate, to his Love, i. 84
Retirement, 1758, ii. . . 107 SALT, HENRY, ii. .

686 Shepherd, the Steadfast, . . 125
I: Retirement, the, i..

Sanctimony, Hypocritical, i. . 444 Shepherd and his Wife, i. . . 10
Retirement, Cowley's Love of, i.
SANDYS, GEORGE, i.

Shepherd's Life, the Blessings of a, i. 188
Retirement, on his-/Pope to Swift), Sardanapalus's State, ii..

Shepherd's Life, Happiness of the, I.
i. .
.

Satan's Address to the Sun, i. . 338 Shepherd's Song, i.
Revenge of Injuries, i..

154 Satan's Speech-(Cædmon), i. . 2 SHERIDAX, RICHARD BRINSLEY.
Reverie, a Nocturnal, i. .
Satan's Survey of Greece, i.

ii.

143-14
REXOLDS, FREDERICK, ii.

Satires, Pope's, from the Prologue to SHERLOCK, DR WILLIA», . 039
Reynolds' Painted Window at

the, i. . .

She's Gane to Dwall in Heaven, fi. 50
ford, Lines on, ii.

Saturn and Thea, ii.

403

Shilling, the Spiendid, i.
RHIND, MR, ii.. .

Saul and his Guards, Approach of, Ships and Books Compared, i.
Rhyming Chroniclers, th

against the Philistines, ii. . 361 Shipwreck, the-(Falconer), ii 8691
RICARDO, David, ii.

Saul-Song of the Virgins Celebrating Shipwreck, the Byron', ii. .
Rich, the Art of Growing, i.

the Victory, if. .

Shipwreck, the Prof. Wilson). ii.
Ti Rice, CLAUDIUS JAMES, ii.

SAVAGE, RICHARD, ii.

Shipwreck by Drink, i. .
Richard II. the Morning before his Saviour, in Praise of the

Ship* recked Solitary's Song-To
Murder in Pomfret Castie, i.
1 ton], ii.

Wight, ii.

• 400

192

286

Russell, Lady R. to the Earl of Gal- **
Russch, Lady R. to Lord Cavendish,

329

Religious Matters, Authority of Rea.

. 700 /

ers, the, i

25

320

38

136

194

ering of themi,

358

326

499

210

ji.

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Page

Page SHIRLEY, JAMES, i. . . 148, 222 Song-(Give me more love, or more Song-(Ye shepherds of this pleasant Shirley-Upon his Mistress Sad, i. 148 disdain), i.

121 vale), ii. . Siberian Exile, the, ii.

Song-Gloomy Winter's now Awa," Songs of Israel, Opening of the, ii. . 4. Sic Vita, i. . . 118 ii. .

Songs of Israel, Conclusion of the, ii. 4. Sickness and Death-[ Pope to Steele), Song--(Go, lovely rose), i..

Sonnet-Composed upon Westmin635 Song-(Go, youth beloved, in distant

ster Bridge, September 3, 1803, ii. 325 Siddons, Mrs, Picture of-[Descrip

glades), ii.

Sonnet-From Constable's Diana, i. 84 tion of Jane de Montfort], ii. : 513 Song- Good night and joy be wi' ye Sonnet-Hope, ii. .

346 Bide Tails, Supplication in Contemp

a'), ii.

Sonnet-Influence of Poesy, ii,, 275 tion of, i. . . . Song-"Hast thou seen the down in Sonnet-London, 1802, ii. . SIDNEY, ALGERNON, i. . . 405 the air), i. .

Sonnet-Milton on his own BlindSIDNEY, Sır Philip, i. . 82, 232–234 | Song-(I prithee send me back my

ness, i. . Sidney, Sir Philip, Sonnets of, i. 82, 83 heart), i. .

Sonnet-(Muses, that sing Love's Silius, Accusation and Death of, in Song--(If I had thought thou couldst

sensual empirie), i. the Senate House, i. .

have died), ii..

411 Sonnet -On the Departure of the Siller Gun, Mustering of the Trades Song-Jemmy Dawson, ii..

Nightingale, ií. to Shoot for the, ii. Song-Jenny Dang the Weaver, ii.

Sonnet-On England, ii. . SimonD, M. ii. .

Song-(Look out, bright eyes, and Sonnet-On First Looking into Simpleton and Braggadocio, i. 196 bless the air), i. .

man's Homer, ii. Simplicity and Retinement, ii. . 203 Song-(Love still has something of Sonnet-On King's College Chapel, SIMPSON, THOMAS, ii. 676 the sea), i. .

Cambridge, ii..
Sin and Holiness, i.

436
Song-(Love wakes and weeps), ii. 386 Sonnet-On Sabbath Morn, ii.

289 Sin, the Progress of, i.

293
Song- Macpherson's Farewell, ii. . 485 Sonnet-On Shakspeare, ii.

472 Singularity, i. . . 436 Song- Mary Morison, ii, .

Sonnet-The First Man, ii. .

471 Sinners, the Resurrection 294 Song to May, ii..

273, 362 Sonnet-The Human Seasons, ii. 406 Sixteen, ii.

351 Song-May-Eve, or Kate of Aber Sonnet-The Prinrose, ii.. SKELTON, John,

45
deen, ii. . . .

Sonnet-The Thrush's Nest, ii., 427 SKINNER, Jonx, ii. 28 Song-Menie, ii.

" 486

Sonnet-The World is Too Much Skylark, to a, ii. 399 Song- My Bonny Mary, ii..

with Us, ii.

325 Skylark, the, ii.

Song-(My dear mistress has a heart), Sonnet-To the Glow Worm, ii. 426 Sleep, to, i. .

: . . . 357
Sonnet-To Time, ii.

346 Sleep, Epigram on, Song—My Nanie o, ii. ' . '.

Sonnet-(What art thou, Mighty Sleep, the House of, i.

Song-My only Jo and Dearie 0, ii. 492 One !) ii. . Sleeping Child – [s. T. Coleridge] Song-(0, Nanny, wilt thou gang wi' Sonnet-Winter Evening at Home, ii. me), ii.

ii. Sleeping Child—[Professor Wilson), *** Song-10 tuneful voice! I stili de-10

Sonnet-Written at the Close of 435 plore), ii. .

Spring, ii. . . Sleeping Figure of Modena, ii. ' . 442

| Song--(Oh do not wanton with those Sonnet-Written by Paterson on the SMART, CHRISTOPHER, ii. . 108-112 eyes), i.

Burial-Ground of his Ancestors, ii. 478 Smith, ALBERT, ii.. Song--Oh say not that my heart is

Sonnets-(Drummond's), i. SMITH, DR ADAM, ii. . . 207, 242 ,242 cold), ii.

Sonnets to a friend, ii.. . 472 Smith, JAMES and HORACE, ii. 429-433 Song-Pack clouds away, and wei

Sonnets by Lord Thurlow, ii.
BMITH, HORACE, ii. .

. 627
come day), i. .

221 Sonnets in Praise of & Solitary Life, Smith, Mrs CHARLOTTE, ii. 273-275, 554 Song---(Phillis, men say that all my

. 157, 160 SMITH, REV. J. ii. 646 vows), i. .

Sonnets of Sir Philip Sidney, i. ." SMITH, REV. SIDNEY, ii.

5, 695 Song by Rogero in The Rovers-(When. Sorceress of Vain Delight, i. . Smith, Dr SOUTHWOOD, ii.

703 e'er with haggard eyes I view), ii. 296 Sorcery and Witchcraft, i. Smith, WILLIAM, ii. . 524 Song---Say lovely dream), i.

SOTHEBY, WILLIAM, ii. . 360, SMOLLETT, T. G. ii. . 64-68, 165-170

Song-(Sweet woman is like the fair Soul and Body, the, i. . Snails, upon the Sight of two, i. . 275 flower in its lustre), i. . . Soul, Immortality of the, ii. . Society compared to a Bowl of Punch Song- The Braes o' Balquhither, ii. Soul's Errand, the, i.

Song--The Braes o' Gleniffer, ii. 4 491 Soul's Immortality, Reasons for the, Socrates, Condemnation and Death Song-The Flower o' Dumblane, ii. 491

109 of, ii. 63+636 Song-(The lark now leaves his watery South American Scenery, ii.

346 Soldier, a Drowned, i. .

216 nest), i.
. . 147 SOUTH, DR ROBERT, i..

440 Soldier's Home, the, ii. 287 Song- The Last Time I camo o'er the SOUTIERNE, THOMAS, i.

588 Solicitude--[Pastoral Ballad), il. . 39 Moor, i. .

SOUTHEY, R. ii. 347-350, 642, 645, 691 Solitary Tomb, the, ii.. 440 Song-The Parting Kiss, ii.

113 SOUTHEY, MRS, ii. . Solitude on a Battle-field, ii. 140 Song--The Poet's Bridal Day, ii. . 501 Southey's Epitaph, ii.

350 Solitude, Ode to, ii.

Song--The Royalist, i.. . 154 SOUTHWELL, ROBERT, i. . . 96 Solitude preferred to a Court Life, Song-Tho Saint's Encouragement, i. 153 Speaking, Evil, i.

283 &c. i. . Song-(The season comes when first SPEED, Joux, i. .

263 Solomon, Abra's Love for, i.

we met), ii. .

280

SPELMAN, SIR HENRY, i. . 263 SOMERVILLE, WILLIAM, i. . 580 Song-There is a Garden in her Face SPENCER, The Hox. W. R. ii. 420-422 Song-A Wet Sheet and a Flowing

SPENCER, MR, ii. . . . 686
Sea, ii.
Song-(Think not of the future), ii.' 471

SPENSER, EDMUND, i.
Song-Ae Fond Kiss, ii.
Song--/'Tis now, since I sat down Spenser and Milton, i.

496 Song—Ah, Chloris ! could I now but before), i.

Spirit of the Cape, the, sit), i. . Song-(To all you ladies now at land), Spiritual Pride, i. .

437 Song-(Ah, the poor shepherd's mourn***

Splendid Shilling, the, i

375 ful fate), ii.. Song-iToo late, alas ! I must confess),

SPOTISWOOD, Joix, i. Song, Amarantha, sweet and fair),

SPRAT, DR THOMAS, i. . .

Sprig of Heath, on a, ii.
Song-(What ails this heart o’mine ?)

. Song—(Ask me no more where Jove *** ii. .

Spring, Approach of, i... bestows), i.

Song-¡What bird so sings, yet so does *** Spring, Birds Pairing in, ii. Song, At setting day and rising wail), i.

Spring, a Northern, ii. . morn), i. Song-what pleasure have great

Spring, Ode to, ii. . Song-(Auld Robin Forbes), ii. ' . 276 princes), i.

Spring, Showers in, ii. Song-(Away! let nought to love Song-When the Kye comes Namo,

Spring, the Voice of, ii. . displeasing), ii.

Squire and the Dove, i. . .
Song-Bruce's Address, ii. . . 486 Song-(While on those lovely looks Squire of Low Degree, i. .
Song-(Busy, curious, thirsty fly), ii. 121 I gaze), i. .

ST COLUMBANUS, i.
Song-Constancy, i. . : 357
Song-(Why should you swear I am

St Francis, Legend of, i.
Song, Convivial, i. .
225 forsworn), i. .

St Helena, Description of, i.

261 Bong of the Crazed Maide

315 Song-(Why so pale and wan, fond ST JOHX, JAMES, ii. Song to David, ii. 109-112 lover?) i. .

St John, Letter to Sir William, i.

256 Song-(Wi drums and pipes the St Leon's Escape from an Auto de eyes), i. clachan rang), ii.

Fe, ii. . . . . 566-568 Bong-(Dry those fair, those crystal "" Song—(Wood, and married, and a'). ** St Serf's Ram, i.

28 eyes), i. .

ii. .

Staffa, Verses on, ii.

361 Song to Echo, ii.

Song-(Would you know what's soft), ** Stag-Tunt-[Sir Philip Sidney), i. 233 Bong-Farewell to Ayrshire, ii. . 492 2 i. .

. . 120 | Stag-Hunt-Michael Drayton), i. 99

453

460

.

,

142

513

278

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STANHOPE, EARL OF CHESTER TAYLOR, JEREMY, i. . . • 290-298

290-298 | Treasures of the Deep, the, ii.
FIELD, ii. .

M

. . .
i
TAYLOR, ROBERT, i.

215
248

TREBECK, GEORGE, il..
STANLEY, THOMAS, i.

-319-321, 627
TAYLOR, W. ii. .

Tree, Full-Blossomed, i. . . 33
Stanza - As when a lady, walking
Tear, to a, ii.

Triumph, Her, i. . .
Flora's bower), i. . .
Tears, i...

TROLLOPE, Mrs, . . .
Stanzas-Away with the pleasure Tears of Scotland, il..

• 67

Tron-Kirk Bell, to the, ii. .
that is not partaken!) ii..

Temperance, or the Cheap Physi. Truth, i.
Stanza -- Oddly called by Herbert

cian, i. . .

151 | Truth and Sincerity, Advantases of.
• The Pulley, i.

Tempest, a, i. . . . 233
Stanzas by Shelley-Written in De TEMPLE, SIR WILLIAM, i. 500-506 TUCKER, ABRAHAM, ii. . .
jection, near Naples, ii. .

Ten Years Ago, ii. . . . 476 Tuft-Hunting, ii. . . .
Stanzas-When midnight o'er t
TENXAXT, WILLIAM, ii.

Tullochgorum, ii. . .
moonless skies), ii. . . 422 TENNYSOX, ALFRED, ii. .

TURNER, SHAnox, ii. . . 66
Star of Bethlehem, ii. .

302 Tetrastic-From the Persian, ii. 118 TISSER, THOMAS, i. .
Starling, the---Captivity], ii., 174 THACKERAY, W. M. ii..

625 Tweedside, ii. .
Starry Heavens, the, ii. . . 455 Tharpes and Windsor Forest, i. 322 Twelfth Night, or King and Queen, i 14

322
STAUNTON, SIR GEOROE, ii.

CHO Thanksgiving off Cape Trafalgar, ii. 303 Tyme, Ane Schort Poeme of, i. 19
STEELE, SIR RICHARD, i. . 602-009 Thanksgiving for his llousuller TYXDALE, WILLIAM, i. . . 73
Stella and Vanessa-Swift), l. 546 rick), i.

TYTLER, P. F. ii. . 643,-
STEPHENS, J. L. ii. . . 679 Theatre, the-By the Rev. G. C. | TYTLER, WILLIAM, ii.
STERLING, JOHN, ii. . . 472 Rejected Addresscs), ii..

UDALL, NICOLAS, I. .
STERNE, LAWRENCE, ii.

Theatres, Early, i. . . 164, 165 Udolpho, Description of the Castle
STEWART, PROFESSOR DUGALD, ii. 6+7 Thebes, Opening a Tomb at, ii. . 689

689 of, ii. .
STILL, JOHx, i.

Thebes, the Ruins at, ii. . 669 Una with the Lion, Adventure of, i.
STILLINGFLEET, EDWARD, i.

Theodore and Honoria, i. . 367-370 Una and the Redcross Knight, i.
STIRLINO, EARL OF, i.

Theological Controversies, i.

457 | Unbelievers, Difficulty of Convincing
Story of a Betrothed Pair in Humblo Thermopyle, the Battle of, i. . 247

247 Interested, i. .
Life, ii.

Thief and the Cordelier, i. . 538 Understandings, Men's, Causes of
Story of La Roche, ii.
156 Thinking, on, ii. .

244 Weakness in, i. .
Story, Romantic, ii..
687 THOMSON, DR ANDREW, ii.

661 | Universe, a Sketch of the, il. .
Story Telling, i..

THOMSON, JAMES, ii. . 12-22 Universities, i. . .
STOW, JOnx, i. .

249 Thomson, from the Monody on, ii. 48 Unwin, Mrs, Inscription on the Tomb
STRYPE, Joux, i.

639 Thomson, Ode on the Death of, ii. 34 of, ii.
STUART, DR GILBERT

192 Thorstein Raudi, Sword Chant of, ii. 504 C'pas in Marybone Lane, il. .
Studies, i.
243 Thoughts in a Garden, i.

Upholsterer, the Political, i 69
Studies, Useful, i. .

. . 294
Thoughts of Heaven, ii. .

505 Useful knowledge, Society for De
Study of God's Works, i.
302 THRALE, MRS, ii. .

124 Ditfusion of, ii. . .
Study, Injudicious Haste in, i.

Three Rules to be Observed for tho Useless Learning, Absurdity of, i 48
Study of Natural Philosophy Fav

Preservation of a Man's Estate, i. 248 USHER, JAMS, i. .
able to Religion, i..

· 517
| Thunder-Storm, ii..

390 Utopian Idea of Pleasure, i
Study of Nature Recommended, i. 524 THURLOW, EDWARD LORD, ii. 362

362 Valediction, a, i, .
Study should be Relieved by Ainuse Thyestes, Extract from, i.

392 Valediction-Forbidding Mourning, 1. 110
ment, i. . . . 76 TICKELL, THOMAS, i.

Valentine, Bishop. Add to, i . 110
STUKELEY, WILLIAM, ii. . . 243 Tidings fra the Session, i. . 43 Valerius--his Visit to Athanasia in
Style, Simplicity of, Recommended, i. 75 | TIGUIE, MRS, ii.

Prison, ii.
Sublimity, on, ii. .

TILLOTSON, Joux, i. . . 434-4:37 Valley Perilous, the Devil's Bead in
SUCKLING, SIR JORx, i. . 134137 Timber, i. .

319 the, i.
Summer Evening, ii. . 6, 15 Time -'Why sitt'st thou by that VAXBRUGN, SIR JOHx, i. .
Summer Morning, ii.
15, 427 ruined hall), ii.

385 Vanities of the World, a Farewell to
Sun, on the setting, ii.
. 3781 Time, Thoughts on, ii.

9 the, i. . . .
Sun-Dial in a Churchyard, ii..

Time, Wrecks and Mutations of, ii. 69 | Vanity of Human Wishes, ii.,
Sun-Flower, the, ii.

Time's Alteration, i. . . 230 Vanity of the World, i.
Sunday, i.
. 132 Times go by Turns, i.

Variety, ii,
Sunrise and Sunset in the Woods, ii. Timour, Term of his Conquest,
Supplication in Contemption of

Death, &c.ii..

.. . 198

93 ii. .
Side Tails, i.

· 50 TINDAL, DR MATTHEW, i. . . 672 VAUGHAN, HENRY, i. , :.
Surety'ship and Borrowing, i.

Tinker, the, i. . . . 278 Veal, Mrs, a True Relation of the
SURREY, EARL OF, i.
46, 47 | Tintern Abbey, Lines Composed a

Apparition of, &c. i. . 616-13
Sutherland, to the Duchess of, ii. . 439 few Miles above, on Revisiting the VENABLES, REY, MR, ii. . *
Swaggering Bully and Boaster, i. 594 Banks of the Wye, ii.

Venice, a Morning in, ii. . .
SWAIX, CHARLES, ii. . .

473 | TO-
473
(Go-you may call it mad-

Venice Preserved. Sorpes from, i. 36-
Swallow, the, i. .

: . 365
ness, folly), ii. .

Venus and the Graces, i. .
Swedish Society--Laing), il. . 686 To (Music, when soft voices Venus, Medicean, Statue of the, at
Sweet Neglect, the, i.

die), ii.

402 Florence, it.
Sweet William's Farewell to Black To (Too late I strayed-forgive Vice, Resolution Necessary in For..
Eyed Susan, i. .
the crime), ii.

saking, i.
SWIFT, JONATIIAX, i. 545-553, 626-635 To Certain Golden Fishes, il. . 2 Vicious Course, Cornmencement of, I se
Swift-Verses on his own Death, i. 549 To my Daughter, on her Marriage | Village Scold Surprising her Husband
Swift's Thoughts on Various Sub-

[By Mrs Hunter), ii.

in an Alehouse, ii.

.
jects, i.

. 63 To & Lady, with some Painted | Vintner, a, i. .
Swiss and Italians Contrasted, ii.

Flowers, ii. .

Violets, to a Tuft of Early, il. :
Sword Chant of Thorstein Raudi, ii. 504 To the Memory of a Lady, il. . 449 Virginius, Scene from, ii. 518
Sylvan Retreat, Description of a, i. 38 To T. L. H. Six Years old, during a Virgins, to the, to Make Much of
SYLVESTER, JosHUA, i. . . 84 Sickness, ii. .

424 their Time, i. . . .
Syren's Song, the, i. .

To a Tuft of Early Violets,

295 Virtue, i.
Tabernacle and Temple of th
i. 427 Tobacco, Farewell to, ii.

Virtue and Happiness in the Comn.
Tailor, of a Precise, i.
. 10+ Tobacco Pipe, Ode to a, ii..

try, ii.
Tale of Anningait and Ajut, ii. 153

153 TOBIX, Jonx, ii.

.

632 Virtue more Pleasant than Vice, 1.
Talent and Genius, ii. .
622 Top, LIEUT.-COL. JAMES, ii.

679 Virtue and Vice Declared by the
Tales of Travellers, í. . . 200 Toilet, the, i. .

General Vote of Mankind, i. .
TALFOURD, T. N. ii.

Toleration, i.
. :.

. 301

Virtuous Woman, a, u. . .
Tamerlane--Term of his Conquest, Toleration, Religious, i.

Vision of Mirza, i. . . .
Death, &c. ií.

Tomb, the, i.

. .319 Voice of Spring, the. ii. . . 9
TANNAHILL, ROBERT, ii. . 490 Tomb, the Solitary, ii. . . 440 Voltaire and the Lace-worker, il..
Tars, King of, i. . . . 9, 10 TOURNEUR, CYRIL, i. . . 215 | Vortigern, King, the Deposition of, 1. *
Taste, on the Cultivation of, ii. 217 Tower of Babel, Building of the, i. 50 Vortigern and Rowen, i. . .
202 Town and Country, ii.

464 WACE, i. .
Taste and Genius, Difference Be-
Town, Farewell to, i. .

WADDINGTOX and IIAXEURY. ii. 67
tween, ii. .
Town Ladies, Satire on, i.

WAKEFIELD, GILBERT, IL .
Taste- [Pleasures of Imagination), ii. 46 TowNLEX, REV. MR, ii. . 148 WALDIE, Miss, ii. . . .
TAYLOR, ILENRY, ii.
524 Travellers, Tales of, i.

260 Wallace, Adventure of, i.
TAYLOR, ISAAC, ii. . . . 701 | Treason, of, i. . . . 104 | Wallace, Escape of, froin Perth,.

World, 1.

Vathek and his Magnificent Palaces,

135

83 on Delicacy of difference Be- 218 | Town Ladie Rev. Me, il

Miss, ii., i.