lake at Keswick when all | RICHELIEU, Count Hamilton's of, 367; queer one, ib.; ob-
was still, 7.
remark on his age, 640.

servations on the lettering on
Rainbow and Glow-worm, ef | RICHEMENT, his humanity, a coffin, 494,
fects of, 142; hints for Son- 170.

Salamander, deadly venom of,
net on, 200.

Rickets, in sheep, caused by a 242; being a long time nou-
Rain Stone, The Magic, 228. maggot in the brain, 554. rished in the fire, at last
RAISCIAC and his Son, 115. RIDLEY GLOSTER, born at sea quenched it, 301; Pliny's
Raisins, what tree meant by, in on board the Gloucester East winged one, 467.
Tusser ? 290.

Indiau, 349.

SALE, extracts from, 97, 101.
RANDOLPH, extracts from 314, Ritual, Morleechian, one for Sullet, i.e. casque, or head-
&c.

the union of two friends, &c. piece, 260.
Ranelagh, Sunday Evening tea- 611.

Sultpetre, from churchyards,
drinkings at, 339.

River, novel way of crossing, medicinal use of, 546.
Rapperschweil, Count Stol. 223.

Saludadores, or Spanish quacks,
berg's story of, 274.

Rivets almain, Quære ? 117. 397.
Rats, Water, destroyed in Ame. Rirum, i.e. Wrexham, the or. Sumiel, or Simoom, 110.
rica by tape-worm, 460;

gans of, 409.

Sumoyedi, precocity of females
black ones tamed in Ger: Robin Hood, a Pastoral Epic, amongst, 556.
many, 469; white rat of

11, 17.

SANCIE DE NAVARRE, story of,
Greenland, Query ? 535. RODERICK, the last of the Goths, 196.
REBOLLEDO, CONDE DE, trans- first germ of, 10.

Sand-seu, grants of, for making
lations from, 271-2.

ROGERS, TIMOTHY, remarks of, salt, 535.
Red-herring on horseback, Eas. 436.

Sand-writing, of volcanic ori.
ter-day dish, 373,

Roguery, strong in death, strik. from the Canary Islands,
Reed, that discovers guilt, 161. ing instance of, 488.

510,
Reformation in Denmark and Rome, mysterious name of, 242. Sands, David, the Quaker, his

Sweden accomplished with | Romish System, to be taken fanaticism, 397.
out a struggle, 683,

from its authorized records, Sarum, Old, its members, 197.
Religion, Strada's remark on &c. not from its pretended Savary, extracts from, 179,

changes in, 639; and Mr. softening down here, 670, 223.
Hallam's, 683; scoffers at, ROMUALD, ST, 154, 194. Saroy Marriages, put an end to,
never good statesmen, 687; Rooks, their visits to Colches- by the transportation of
a cheerful tone of, wanted as ter and Harwich in flocks, Wilkinson, and Greerson his
opposed to the sullen charac- 387.

curate, 563-4.
ter of Calvinism, and the riot Rose, The, Origin of, 91;

Saxo GRAMMATICUS, quota-
and license of Popery, 691; smells the sweeter by ill- tions from, 26, 28, 30, 38.
agriculturists prone to, 704; scented plants, 437, 456. Science, not less vicious and
remark of Godfrey Higgins, Round or Square, extracts, 545. selfish than trade, hinted by
717.
Rubric Posts, 340.

Sir Humphrey Davy to Fa-
REMESAL, Doña Ana MARIA, Rue, called Herb of Grace, be. raday, 608.
story of, 194.

cause used in Exorcisms,575. Scorpion, superstitious notion
Resurrection Plants, or Anas- Ron, Madoc's brother, his about, from Pliny, 443.
tatica, instances of, 432. death, 107.

Scott, Sir WALTER, visit of
Retainers, lowly, 339.

Rupture Surgeons, itinerant Southey to, at Ashiestiel in
Reticules, advantage of! 442. ones, 589; frequency of rup- 1805, 529.
Revolution, The, the shock the

tures, 384.

Scott, J. his Christian Life,
monarchy received at, 664. Rush-bearing Sunday, 691. highly esteemed by Southey,
REYNOLDS, BISHOP, his style | RUSSEL, LORD JOHN, why Sir 505, 542.

has a resemblance both to Robert Peel's speeches had Screaming, instead of singing,
Burton and Barrow, 322; no effect upon him, 608. story of J. Wesley's, 672.
extracts from, 454, 456, 680,

Scripture Extracts, 165, 219,
717.

668, 694, &c.; Texts for
Rhizomorpha, or phosphoric

S.

Sermons, 721; for Enforce-
fungus, 711.

Sabuco DoŇA OLIVA, notions ment, 722, &c.
Rhotacismus, what, 415.

of, and extracts from, 484, Scriptures, advice how to read,
RICHARD II., when his queen 689.

639.
died at Richmond,cursed the Sacrifices, are not all vicarious ? Sea-gull, hint for sonnet, 199.
place, and pulled down the 245.

SEAFIELD, EARL OF, saying
palace, 406.

Saffron Posset, good for heavi of, on signing the engrossed
RICHARDSON, extracts relative ness of spirits, 557.

exemplification of the Act of
to, 312, &c.

Sulor, English, affecting story Union, 684.

on, 198.

Seam, Priestesses of, 54.

Elizabeth, 583; sermon an. Smugglers, their idea of bir
Seasons, alteration of, 165. nually preached at St. Leon- der, 359; saying of the
Seat of honour, some thing ard's on Botanical Philoso- Christ Church ones, when a
about, 636.
phy, 575.

comrade is drowned, 361.
Sea-H'eed, the cutting of, for Shrore Tuesday, 119.

Snake, and the Little BT,
kelp, injured the Scottish SHUFFLEBOTTOM, ABEL, hints pretty story of, 426; kle
fisheries, 708.

for Poems of, 196; amatory by swallowing a porcupite,
SEDGWICK, DR. story of, 613. sonnets of, 199.

509.
Senesino and FARINELLI, a- SHYLOCK, story of, from G. Sneezing, extraordinary case
necdote of, 572.

Leti's Life of Sixtus V. 339. 442.
SENHOUSE, H. Esq. of Nether. Siamese Heaven and Hell, - Snoreham, Esser, Rectory ,
hall, Southey's old friend, Hermits, 42.

368.
colonized the Solway Frith Siberian earth, superstition re. Snowdon, Eagle of, 139.
with good oysters, and first lative to, 239.

Snow-drops, called in Norfolk
sashed his windows in Cum. Side, left, why respectful to « Fair Maids of February,"
berland, 405.

take among the Germans, 368.
Sentence, most absurd of its 625.

Snuff-box, hints for Poemling
kind, 690.

SIDNEY, SIR PHILIP, Southey's
Sentences, 44, 80.

Life of, 240; extracts rela- Society, Christian, what like ki,
Sepulchre knocking, 244.

tive to, 321; saying of, that

219.
Sermon, The, when it teaches " he never found wisdom, Society, POLITICAL AND SO
nothing else, teaches pa.
where he found not courage,'

CIAL, Extracts, Facts, and
tience, 642 ; remarks on, 639; extracts, 456, 483. Opinions, relating to, 662,
445.

Sight, quickness of, 585; cu. &c.
Serpent, the deaf one, 146;

rious restoration of, by a Soil, bloody, near Battle-fie!!
charmers of, 227.

cow's lacerating the eye, 552. 154.
Servant burnt voluntarily with Silence, extracts relative to, Soles, require prawns and
her mistress, 80.

577 ; good remark about, shrimps for their productie,
SEVIGNE, MADAME DE, ex- from Lady Pomfret's Let-

446.
tracts, 644, 668.

ters, 620, saying of Am- SOLOMON, reported by Suites
Sexton of Tunbridge, story of, brose, 626.

and Cedrenus to have writm
359.
Similies, 6, &c. 52, 260.

of the remedies of all slis.
SHAFTESBURY, his remark, Simples, 482.

eases, 549.
that profound often leads to Sion Chapel, Hampstead, great SOMERSET, The Protector,
shallow thought, 466.

place for marriages about omen of his fate, 160.
Shakespeare, members sworn 1716, 377.

Sommona Codom, Siamese dei
on, in mistake for the Bible, Sire, name by which the an.

ty, 40.
398; extracts from, passim. cient Barons affected to be Son of Man, and Sons of met,
Shawl, Indian, curious one, called, 270,

Luther's remark, 415.
price 500 guineas, 399. Skiddau, view from the bottom SONNERAT, extracts from, 246,
SHELDON, ABP., his desire for of the first summit, 423.

&c.
the gout as an antidote to Slares, learned ones of Greece, Sounet, by B. W. H. 46; un-
apoplexy, 551,

bought up by illiterate Ro- less strikingly good, imme-
Shells, rare specimens, 401. mans, who considered their

diately forgotten,-sikeness
SHENSTONE, extracts from, and learning as their own, 715. of, to Greek Epigram, 258.
remarks on, 335; his un- Sleeping naked, 164.

Sophonisba, drinking the Poi-
common felicity of attract- Slug, the slime of, a cure for son, a Monodrama, 193.
ing the love of his readers, chafing, and hence called the Sorrow, Steele's remark on,
338; imitated by Cunning- Doctor, 555.

645.
hame and Cowper, ib. Small Pox, American Indian's Souls, descent of fallen, como
Sherbet, or Sorbet, derivation name for, 228; increased pared to the Fall of the
of, 223.

in England by Inoculation, Ganges, 42; St. Evremond's
Shepherds, Guide, &c., curious 377 infusion of juniper remark on the immortality
account of, 536.

wood used against, in the of, 637; extracts relative tv,
SHERLOCK, Vindication of the Island of Skie, 548; New 560.

Trinity, South’s remark on, England preserved from by Sounds, Evening, the harshest
601.

strict laws vigilantly en- harmonized by distance, 200;
Ship returning to port, idea for forced, ib.; originally occa- remarks on, 572.
Sonnet, 193.

sioned, Dr. Lister thought, South, extracts and sayings,
Shipping, Anglo-Norman, 26. by the bite of some venom. 640-2; horrid passage cune
Shoreditch Bells, and Queen ous creature, 551.

cerning original sin, 667.

on, 561.

SOUTHCOTT, JOANNA, her cra- far statuti.” Ital. Prov. tion, 239; manner of hand-
dle, 391, 393.
638.

ling a, 575, 600.
SOUTHEY, ROBERT, Verses on Steinkirk, muslin neckcloth, Succubus, account of, 156.

the first day of his residence why so called, 261; the bat- Sugar, said to cause melancho-
in London, 38 ; easily and tle alluded to was fought the ly, 493 ; why put into the
painfully affected, 195; his beginning of August 1692. mouths of the dying, 555.
belief that spirits of good STERLINGE, LORD, bis Poem Suicide, suggestion for a paper

men behold the earth, 198. on Dooms-day, 16, 214; re- on, after the manner of Ad.
SOUTHEY, Thomas, Captain, marks on, 328; extracts, dison, 9; account of a, 101;
R.N., acute observer of na- 631.

notable argument against,
ture, 4, 186.

STERNE, L., remarks on, 341; 612; induced by gaming,
Sow, Mayor chosen by, 341. question as to the reason of

714.
Sow's ears may prove good his wife and daughter's re- Sully, opinion of the four per-
sauce albeit no silken purse, tiring to France, 342.

sons he employed to write
saying of Strafford's, 675. Stinkard, old appellation of the his memoirs, 601.
Spaniels, story of the late Duke rabble, 709.

Sumatra, the Battas of, their
of Norfolk relative to the St. STEVENSON, MATTHEW, au- notion of their ancestors,
James's, 479.

thorof Norfolk drollery, 347. 540.
Spaniard, swallowed up like Stiper-stones, burst on, 394. Sun-diul, motto on that at All
Amphiaraus, 77.

STILLINGFLEET,

BENJAMIN, Souls', 336.
Speech, Isaac Vossius, remarks notice of, 350.

Suns, Five, according to the
STOKES, CAPTAIN, stories of, Indians of Culhua, 159 ;
Spectacles, reason for wearing, his superstition, 361.

Gondomar's message to from
149.

Stone, that produces water, England, 353.
SPEED'S Works, the world in. 86; field of, in Shropshire, Supernatural, the, a story, and

debted to Sir Fulk Greville 241; omen of the coronation an explanation, 426.
for, 316.

stone, ib.; with smell of Superstitions, barbarous, 87;
SPENSER, remarks on, and ex- corpse, 242; Battle - Stone Savage, 244.

tracts relative to, 310-312. field, ib.; thrust down the Surgery, extracts relative to,
SPENCE, JOSEPH, amiable man, throat of a New Zealand 588.

the Phesoi Ecneps of Tales babe, to give him a stony Swallows, angling for in Italy,
of Genii, 351.

heart, 599; conjoined with 485; cruelty of making oil
Sphinx, or Singh, Hindoo su- St. John's Gospel, virtue of, of, 557.
perstition of, 255.

646; warming stones, 433; Swan, swimming of, 200.
Spirits, extracts relative to, in bladder, immense one, Swantowith, white horse of,
541, 603; three orders of, 506.

27.
Cardan's notion, 460. Stonehenge, superstition con- Swartmour, near Ulverstone,
Spirils, Ardent, formerly used cerning, 405.

535.
as cordials, 552.

Stories, Ideas for Jewish, Gre. Sweat of death, at a bull.fight,
Spleen, all distempers attribut- cian, Runic, &c. 11.

“ and now the death-sweat
ed to, 1662, 556.

Storm at the Cape, grandeur of, darkens his dark bide,”–
Springs, sacred, South's re- 5; awful one in Worcester 7 hulabu, p. 285, 5.
mark, 357.

and Shropshire, May 28, Sweden, prophecy that the
SPORTZHEIM, DR., shews there 1811, 394.

Queen of, shall talk Greek,
is a great difference between Story, long one, how to tell, 69.
the skulls of men and wo. 601.

Swedenborg, 381; story of bis
men, 433.

STOWE's Survey, extracts from, acquaintance with St. Paul,
Squirrel, formerly might have 115-120.

515.
gone from Crow Park to STRADA, extracts from, 639. Sueet Johns, and Sweet Wil-
Wytheburn Chapel,-shew. STRAFFORD, his hope for bet- liams, 38.
ing the quantity of woodland, ter days, striking passage, Swimming women, 180; pranks
535.
682.

in, by Galup, a Catalan, 371.
Staggers, extraordinary cure STRATHMORE, COUNTESS of, Sword-dance, Italians had one.
for, 554.
anecdotes of, 514.

Chiaberras' Sonnet, 462.
Stags, a herd led by music, 570. Struwberries, seemed formerly Sycamore Fig-tree of Egypt,
Star-shoot, i.e. Tremella Nos. to bave required more care

180, 228.
toc, 546.

than now, 290.

Sycamore-seeds, quantities that
Stars, Paracelsus' notion of Striding-edge, fearful place, sprung up during the mild
tenebriferous ones, which 533.

winter of 1819, on the green
bring on the night, 510. Strong man of Andalusia, 383. at Greta Hall, 535.
Statutes, a head for, “ Capo da Subjects for Literary Composi- | Symbols, Christian, 148.

Thunder-storm at Cintra, eagles tude-as we should be

scared by the lightning, 5;
T.

one, story of, 543; Eur

Turkish idea of Novogorod, pean dwindle in tropical -
Taghuirn, or Torrent Divina- god of thunder, 47.

mates,- like men, 102.
tion, 39.

THURCILLUS, vision of, 130. Trepanning, remarks un, 583.
Tailor, determination to be one, Till to, i.e. to set, to prepare, Triad, Helsh, 45.
and nothing else, 452.

A. S, 523.

Tribes, The Ten, their locality
Talassi ANGELO DI FERRARA, TillotsON, ABP. story of, 406.

in the "

mountaypes oices
story of on being refused an Tilts, Water, at Easter, 119. pyé," 89.

interview with Cottle, 517. Timanthes, death of, 226. Tribby, an American abbrers
Talbot's Sword, 135.

Tipis, efficacy of the water of, tion, 480.
TANSILLO, extracts, 469.

557.

Trinity, revilers of. effect of
Taste, not contined to the Titicaca, Peruvian lake, 176. Mr. W. Smith's bill fur te
mouth. See Arist. Eth. Nic.

Tixal Poetry, extracts from, pealing the laws in funze
446,
289.

against, 384.
Taylor, JEREMY, extracts Toad in a stone, happiness and Trichomata Parastasis! 176.
from, 625, 645.

tranquillity of! 195; call Trim, ('orporal, the name pri
TCHINTSONG, Emperor of Chi. him ugly and useless, quo- bably borrowed by Sierte,

na, and the Book, story of, tha! 199; remarks, and ex. from the Funeral, 612.
714.

tracts on, 429; in fountain, TRISTAN, Romance of, 282.
Tea, how taken on its early 486.

Truth, all necessary truth
introduction, 402.

Tobacco, extracts relative to, gible and plain, 625.
Tea-Green, how proved by Dr. 593; prevents worms and Tryon, Thomas, epitaph on,

Lettsom to be unwholesome, greasy heels, and creates a 634.
610,

tine coat in horses, 594; Tunbridge Castle, the enclosure
Tears, Ali's remarks on, 651. Captain William Myddleton, of, turned into a vineyard
Teeth-cutting, death from, at the first who smoked to. 409.
the
age of 96, 444.

bacco in London, 595; Turdilli Turdi, “ iuti conto
TEMPLE, Sir W. formed his Adam Clarke's Pamphlet

meliæ causa," 608.
style upon Sandys' View of
against, 385.

Turquoise, virtue of, 420.
Siate and Religion, 325; say- Toby Pulpot, the original | Turk, George I. had one fet,
ings and remarks of, 637; of, Mr. Paul Parnell, 392, his rulet de chambre, 976:
his heart buried at Moor TOOKE, HORNE, request rela- wholesome feeling of, on the
Park, near Farnham, 405. tive to, 580.

instability of human bless
Tench, the Doctor fish, 555. Toon, Lord Liverpool's tailor, ings, 690.
Tenderness, 54.

story of his honesty, 367, TussER, THOMAS, extracts
Testicles pulverized, virtue of, Tootic Flower, gathered by from, 290.
243.

oculists at Eyesti as a grand Twamby the Great, story of,
THALaba, original sketch of, specific for diseases of the
181; alterations, 189; notes

Tyber, skating on, to the sur.
for, 212.
Tortoise-shell shields, 16.

prise of the Romans, 354.
Theatre, remarks on, 561; Toulon, story at the evacuation Tyrannicide, suicide of Spa-
Bishop Hacket's remark, of, 194.

nish, 77.
562.

Trade without restriction, re- Tythes, in new colonies, 693,
THEOCRITUS, story of, 613.

689.

717.
THERESA, Sr. 142.

Tradesmen, retired, stories of,
Thieves, adroitness of, in 1717, 354; repeated by an over-

U.
376.

sight, 422.
Thinking of nothing, good re- Truditions, &c. 240.

UGARTHILOCC8, 37.
mark on the phrase, 611; | Translatim, remarks on by S. Unction of Charles V. of
“close and thick," a saying T. Coleridge, 609.

France, 171.
of Eachard's, 637.

TRAPP, JOSEPH, first Profess. Unitarian Writers, not to be
Thistle, grounds laid out in the or of Poetry at Oxford, 349. trusted, 705.

shape of, hugest absurdity, | Trareller, cast on his own re- University, motives in, 1647;
618; why Southey might sources, compared to a bear for founding one in the me-
have taken it for his motto,

in winter sucking his paws, tropolis, 687.
693.

Urine Doctor, celebrated one,
THORKILL, Yoyage of, 31. Trurelling, Sir Hildebrand Ja.

357.

eye, 574.

marks on,

V.

p. 174.

VOLTAIRE, did he speak of the Weam, i. e. belly, 355; “A

Church of Rome as the wamefou' is a wamefau.”
Vaccination, insisted on by the whore ? 383.

St. Ronan's Well, vol. 33,
Bavarian and Danish govern- Volutella, simile of, 52; extra-
ments, 394, 412.

ordinary plant, 111.

Weapon-salre, principal ingre.
Vaches, Ranz de, cet air, si chéri

dient in, moss of a dead
des Suisses, 264.

man's skull, 551.
Vude, always used by Lyly for

WEBSTER, fine instance in his
fade, 300.

Wad, i. e. black-lead, 531. Appias and Virginia of the
Vule of St. John, great beauty Wadham College, altar-pieceat, passionate use of familiar
of, 532.
how wrought, 425.

expressions, 315; extracts,
VALENTIN, French Dancing Wager, queer one, 378.

648, 505.
Master, story of, 604. WAKEFIELD, GILBERT, his in. Wedding, Welsh, invite to, 361.
VALENTINE, Bp. 135; number flexible honesty, 190. Weeds, how accounted of, 673.

of letters on his day, 354. Wales, description of, from the Weeping Cross, 300.
Valley of Stones, near Linton, Polycronicon, 136,&c.; wars Weird Sisters, query? 715.
account of, 520.

in, 154; warning against, Well, The Boiling, near Bristol,
Valour, True, 658.

169.

6; St. Winifred's, 62; of
Vanini, question of his Athe- WALLER, the Poet, 308.

Zemzem, 112; St. Keyne's,
ism, 429.

WALLIUS, his manner of bor. 154; the boiling, 275; the
Vaudoisie, what? 712.

rowing from the ancient, like wishing, 406; at Brough,
VAUGELIN, NICHOLAS, his ro-

Ebenezer Elliot's from the 422; of Cumberland have
mantic notion of a pastoral moderns, 706.

each a Saint or Patron, 536.
life, 430.

WALPOLE, H. extracts and re- Welsh · Manners, 39; lances,
VEGA LOPE DA, 629.

marks, 619, 620; striking 140; raggedness, 172; Monk-
Velhy, an interjection of sur. saying of, 621-2; remarks hatred, 175; superstition of

prise, -Valho me Dios, is the on Gray, 344; his disap- offering an enemy, 375.

Portuguese exclamation,326. pointment as to making folly Wemme, what ? 260.
Vellum, the best material for ! wiser, 720.

WENIFREDE, St. 58; well of,
693.

Wundering Jew, suggestion of, 62.
Venn, so elated at the near 9; story of one who set up WESLEY, JOHN, story of, and
prospect of dissolution that for, 360.

kindly disposition, 472.
the very excitement tended Wannion, query? meaning of, WHALLEY, Jerusalem, why so
to prolong life, 551.
329.

called, 375.
Vercuin Amulet, Dr. Morley's, WARBURTON, his saying, that Wharling in the throat, habit
557.

the people are much more of the people of Charleton
Vice, “let no worship ever be reasonable in their demands in Leicestershire, 393, 415.

paid to any,” saying of xii on their patriots than mi. Wheatears, abundance of, on
Tables, 615.
nisters, 636.

the South Downs. 407.
Villain, turned Enthusiast, War-engine, Archidamas' ex- Whigs, Bottomless, a saying of
above all law, 689.
clamation on, 164.

Johnson's, 666; Swift's re.
VILLEGAS, translation from, War-Pole of the North Ame- mark on, 667.
261.

rican Indians, 199, 229. Whiskey and Earth, given to
Vine, why planted by Noah, Warriors, (North American infants by Scotch midwives,
612.

Indian’s) rejoicing Day, 230. 476.
Vincent's, St., Rocks, intended Warwick, Sir Pu. sayings White Boys, Busby's name for
local Poem on, 195.
of, 640.

his favourite scholars, 239.
Vineyard, our, the duty in these Wasps, mischief done by, 352. White-Circle, Indian supersti.

times of fencing it, 686. Waste, great, of good advice tion of, 229.
Vipers, Arabian, 149; vipers and good intentions, 613. WHITE, JOSEPH, wealthy mer-

and the balsam tree, 227; | Wasters, i.e. cudgels, 88. chant of Poole, story of,
viper wines, mentioned by Water, boring the earth for,
Quarles as Aphrodisiacs, 491.

WHITESIDE, MR. Dissenting
288.

Water-drinker, killed himself Minister of Yarmouth, who
VIRIATUS to the Lusitanians, by secret drunkenness, 354. destroyed himself,lines found
630.

Water-spouts, Capt. T. Sou- in the pocket of, 92.
Vitus, St. dance, music a re- they's account of, 6. WHITTINGTON's epitaph, 119.
medy for, 486.

WATSON, BP, a schoolboy at WiCLIFFE, the virtue of his
VLADIMUR, message to Con. Hensingham, 539.

361.