58 a 9 571 721 903 141

merica, United States of, progress of the
vas with them, 49, 115, 173, 241, 299, 367
Architectural hints

41

Chrostoff, Lieut. his voyages and adventures

Churchill, lines by him on Hogarth
Cicero, verses in his prose writings
Clement XI. anecdote of him
Close, Mr. account of him.

211

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86

130

213

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98

Commerce, observations on, 17,94, 154, 193,

281, 334

Arfs, conversations on them 1, 63, 125, 187, Companies' shares, prices of, 61, 123, 185,

Fashions for ladies, 52, 116, 176, 242, 300, 369 Juninus, conversations on the arts, 1, 63, 125,
Fidelity, emblematical representation of 7
Footstools, fashionable

69 National character, anecdotes illustrative of
77, 212,
150

930 Necessaries of life

O'Flaherty, the Irish historian, his preci-Sea monster, remarkable one

157

sion
Oudequerque, Marshal, anecdote of him 273

Paros, island of

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212

Shakspeare, his superior genius, 311-con-
jectures respecting the method of dramatic
composition practised by him
326
Sherlock, anecdote illustrative of national
character related by him
Smoke-conductor, patent, description of 350
Sofa, antique, description of
Somerset House, Exhibition of the Royal
Academy at

115

18

Phenomenon, account of a remarkable one 67 Spain, military operations in that country,
Picture, a curious one
48, 106, 167, 239, 297, 316
Spectator, a toper's emendation of a passage
in that work
Spectator, the modern, 23, 82, 149, 217, 276,

Piety, emblematical representation of
Pillars, description of those intended to be e
rected in Russia with French ordnance, 265
Pirate, derivation of the word

212

271

328

313

193

55, 118, 179, 244, 303

Stocks, prices of, 62, 124, 186, 248, 310, 376
Suckling, Sir John, account of him, 187-his
competition of the poets

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Varisot, anecdote of him

271

Proof, assertion often mistaken for it
Q.

16

315

Victory, emblematical representation of
Vienna, description of that city'
Virtue, emblematical representation of

6

328

6

Quarles, James, account of him

Rabelais, anecdote of him

158

Rattle snake, extraordinary effect of music

on one

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213

Ray, singular property ascribed by him to

saffron

Walpole, Horace, his character of Hogarth 64
Ward, Edward, account of him

315

Wieland, C. M. description of his monument

Resemblance, extraordinary, of two brothers
79
Reynolds, John & Wm. anecdote of them, 272
Richardson's, Messrs. their singular descrip-
tion of Milton's person

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