40 .... 215 81 88 58 4 No. No. 202 JACK SPRUCE made half mad with a smile....... 56 title.. 206 45 Jacks, (Harry) why he deserved a statue............... 219 Jambee the best sort of canes..... 149, 150 23+ Idiots, an inquiry concerning an idiot put the city of 170 London in great consternation... 257 Distinguished from politicians 97 197 7 925 168 6 59 Immortality, two kinds of it.. 179 Imperceptibles, natural history of them 181 Imperfection, what idea that word should convey 216 106 168 952 270 (106) 169 Indenture of marriage drawn up by Mr. Bickerstaff.. 199 171 Indibilis' wife restored by Scipio 87 Indolence turned into philosophy 73 139 201 250 278 202 187 Instructions to Vanderbank, remarks on that poem.. 6 15 42 Jointures, the mischievous effects of.. 199, 229 293 6 192 138 Ithuriel, the use Mr. Bickerstaff made of his spear.. 237 259 Juno her method to regain Jupiter's affection. 147 159 26 157 242 95 157 69 156 117, 1967 157 40 14 Knights of the industry, their designs on a young 73 105 6 45 67 202 Their trifling endearments give us mean ideas of 101 10 250, 253, 256, 262, 265 A lady thankful to her husband for curing her fits. 29 6+ 148 90 Landlord distinguished from an incumbent.... 169 74 98 Langham, (Dr.) the astrologer, his peculiar generosity 174 43 63 268 63 63 47, 63 241 Laura, her perfections and excellent character.... 54 190 248 58 149 Legacy, Noy's, to reclaim his son 112 90 26 Should be the produce of the place, instanced in one 93 67 .... 1:20 119 Lewis XIV. answer of his subjects to his letter....... 19 3 23 58 8 No. 91 79 95 No. 177 92 92 161 256 190 137 92 .92, 94 ...94, 101 94 250 103 49 959 215 54 197 96 268 40 4 8 191 91 124, 174 166 82 5 47 90 206 247 119 49 47, 107 185 4, 10 90 . 90, 95 90 95, 150 49 35 30, 139 83 104 150 120 200 84 100 120 ...153, 157 126 215 (68 186 123 40 174 127 63 91 148 19 259 243 114 A creature made up of different extremes... JOR 246 954 47 28 Maria, distracted in her choice between a man of and a man of fortune... 5, 8, 18, 46, 55, 64, 66, 130, 137 The safest and happiest state this world affords..... ... 192, 199 75 157 40 60 233 153 13 58 146 51 20 173 89 27 37 . 66 45 119 49 of man in love..... 171 51 145 100 119 Head of the order of insipids.. 59 84 60 101 36 .62, 76 Letter to hicr.... 146 ber-keeper 163 151 47 56 17 910 09 172 40 99 106 59 R3 the peace.. ..... 470 neries .... 22 207 No. No. 158 158 165 178 Pendergrass, (sir Thomas killed.... 19 Penkethman, the comedian, compared with Mr, 19, 42 Bullock. 18 Relation of the progress of his company to Green- 14 wich Sale of his animals at May Fair 20 83 Perhaps, when that word betrays decay of affection.. 53 161 153 256 110 ......... 16 121 254 Philander, the most skilful in addressing the fair sex 19 135 170 49 120 96 77 78 240 940 Proper for a distracted nation.... 240 Pickei, (colonel) his character and manner of court- ship 7 8 209 167 194 211 186 Meanness to endeavour to conceal it ............ 211 ....... 212 49 53 101 39 Pistols, a futal accident occasioned by loaded.... 82 39 Places of trust pretended to, not out of merit but be- 41 45 Plagius, (parson) complaint of the bookseller against 269 Plaiuness in dress recommended.. 219 154 History of love... 90 154 A Platonist forewoman of the jury of the court of 259 65 162 0397 17 95 89 (182 177 Playhouse, one only should be supported... 20 On tire in Denmark ..... 94 3 91 199 Pleasing, in conversation, a happy talent.. 91 9 161 Pliny, his letters to his wife.. 149 130 156 106 106 940 98 47 1 98 99 6 230 118 Politicians, the distinction scarce discernible between 40 155 232 191 245 199 In distress... 5, 6, 7 153 His modesty overcome with regard to the Neapa- 129 9 Postman, the extraordinary talent of the author of the 178 108 296 Potatrix, (Elizabeth) catalogue of her ancestors...... SS 161 25 Powell" (junior) a famous actor. 176 Disputes between him and Mr. Bickerstaff.. 44, 50, 115 109 Why he locked up the legs of his company 13 4 32 99 'staff .... ture ... No. No. 50 Retirement requires greater talents than business... 849 10 Revenge of two French ladies on a Gascon.... 2 92 Richards, (major-general) blown up by a mine at Ali. 92 21 57 219 63 63 948 248 36 Rigid, the, an untractable race of mortals, to be found 20 214 138, 139 63 108 210 269 127 Rosin, (Will) the Wapping fiddler, history of. 108 236 115 118 159 courted 5 270 Sagissa, her intrigue discovered by a pinch of snuff... 35 69, 81 34 195 926 1 102 Sappho, a fine lady, her discourse with Mr. Bicker- 5 61 183 When just must be dictated by good nature.... 183 943 113 Satirists censured when they depreciate hurnan na- 193 45 Censures on the vain pretenders to that title... 32 Scævola, his fortitude imitated by a slave on the stage 177) 35 Scales for weighing injuries 164 197 20 Scipio, his generous treatment of a captive lady. 153 154 Scoggin, (Mr.) what Mr. Bickerstaff claims through 142 him 917 217 204 Scolding, a great enemy to women's features...... 917 240 Remedies for ... 2, 217, 981 63 144 174 171 Scriptures, the style of them more than human.... 839 41 Reading them attended with great pleasure 933 10 Scudamore,(sir) in Spenser, his adventures transposed 194 Seity, what.... 174 190 148 Sempronia, (lady) her scheme to betray Jenny Distaff 33 27 Seneca, moderate in great fortune... 143 Senecio, the character of a good-natured old man.... 45 197 Serenade, condemned.. 203 8+ Rules for drawing them up... 199 161 178 172 8, 63 147 His mind seasoned with religion..... 240 His apology for satire... 8 197 249 Sir Timothy, a customer to the toyman ........ Sharpers represented by a parcel of dogs 59 Their character and reception........ 56 65 57 148 194 132 Shilling, adventures of a.. 949 Show in Germany described, representing the reli- 257 186, 191 Shrove-Tuesday, persecution of cocks condemned..., 184 85 170 88 20 189 997 3) 1 83 88 . No. No, 21 Tenderness inspired by the muses... 51 No true greatness of mind without it... 8 Teraminta, the unhappy, her story.. 133 Terræ Filius, his place supplied by Punch 194 11 171 28 Tintoret, (Tom) the vintner, instances of his art in 131 103 Tiptoe, (Tom) a stage-coach to his dancing-schoo 180 1.52 ..... 12 .... 171 204 35 Title, (sir Timothy) a profound critic, quarrels with 165 129 Origin of that institution.. 31 195 Torcy, (Mons.) French plenipotentiary..9, 13, 19, 21, 23 19 His sense of the greatness of France... 16 Tories, a new religious order in England .. 129 87 Tournay invested... 59 44, 62 92 210 244 244 19 1+2 47 Tradesmen, when they deserve the title of gentlemen 97 02 ....47, 80 Passion of, low to be expressed.. 67 93 933 23 210, 212 Trippet, (sir Taffety's) his amour at Epsom and Tun. 47 19 57 74 Triumphs abused by the Romans with regard to cap- 63 69 Trueman, (Toin) a hero in doinestic life... 219 128 Trump's, (Tom) defence of gamesters and sharpers... 57 153 132 966 218 17 Tweezer-cases, incomparable, where sold 153 Tyranny, commands an army against the region of 132, 264 161 268 56 5 77 11 52 179, 189 Varnish, Tom, his adventure with a merchant's wife 136 148 263 Verus, the character of an impartial chief-justice 214 (Holt).... Vicissitudes of human life considered 170 137 Vignolles, (major) death of .... 24 Villaria, the beauteous object of Orlando's affections. 50 25, 28 Violins, a species of men in conversation ........ 153, 157 6 6 154 8 215 Virginal, who spaccounted in female conversation... 157 210 97 202 , 213 42 Virtuosi's, ridiculous studies of ...............216, 136 216 81 .....100, 100 109 129 Fashionable tives... 214 21 When unseasonable ........69, 1641 109 194 120 ULYSSES, adventures of, in the regions of the dead. 152 123 Umbratilis, the imitator of Urbabus................... 444 193 • 208 |