483 484

459
Hints towards Appropriation of old Seals
460 A Caution to young Collectors of Coins
ib. Ignatius & Origen vindicated against Prieftley 485
461 Queries on the Church Liturgy anfwered

497

ib.

Meteor. Diaries for June, 1787, and July, 1786 458 Antiq. of Cambridge--Mutability of Language 432
Defcription of our Two First Plates
Lady Barkley's Momiment at Clerkenwell
New Difcovery in Lichfield Cathedral
Defcription of Solar Eclipfe, June 21, 1787
486
Letter from Abbé Mann to our Printer ib. Improvement of Martin Mear-The Thames 487)
Original Letter from Dr. Priestley
462 What the propereft Mode of watering Flax 488
Account of the Hinckley Shew-Fair, &c. ib. Biographia Britannica, and Biogr. Dictionary 490
Howardian Letter from Dr. Lettfom 464 Burley Pedigree-Anecdotes of Sir P.Pyndar 491
The rifing Manufactures at Paifley defcribed 465 Extracts from Philof. Tranf. Vol. LXXVII. 494
Anachronifm in the Proceffion of Edw. VI. 468 A political Reverie in Dr. Price's Sermon
Supplement to Tour through Great Britain ib. A Letter to the Oxford Undergraduate
Remarks on Paisley Abbey, Epitaphs, &c. 469 Proceedings in the laft Seffion of Parliament 500
Impartial Character of the Diffenters 470 Critical Remarks improved from Jenfius 505
Account of a celebrated Banian Tree 471 Notice of a remarkable Mechanical Curiofity 507
Remarks on Mr. Fenn's "Pafton Letters" 472 REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS 508-524
Inftances where Particle b is gracefully ufed 474 Catalogue of New Publications
Hint for anew Work-Letter of Sir J. Evelyn 476 SELECT POETRY
Further Obfervations on Paley's Elements 477 Foreign Affairs, E. and W. India News, American
Barbarifm of mis-fpelling Shakespeare's Name 478 Intelligence, Domeftic Occurrences, 531-545
Critique on fome Paffages in his Plays 479 Marriages, Deaths, Preferments, &c. 546-550
Strictures on A and AN; and on M.Chattel!ux 480 Prices of Grain-Judges Circuits, &c.
Theological Query-Properties of Stage Play 481 Daily Variations in the Prices of Stocks
Embellished with Two Views of HEREFORD CATHEDRAL in RUINS; the LYING-IN
HOSPITAL, Dublin; a Portrait of Sir PAUL PYNDAR; Three SEALS of
Sir WALTER RALEIGH; with other CURIOSITIES.

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LONDON, Printed by JOHN NICHOLS, for D. HENRY, late of SAINT JOHN'S GATE.

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I Limes (tiliæ Europex) in bloom.-2 Rafps begin to ripen -3 A cloud of fwifts over Clapham; they have probably brought out their young.-4 The limes and elms are the only trees whofe foliage hath not been damaged by infects.-5 The Midlummer-fhoot, affifted by the feafonable fhowers, is very vigorous, fo that the oaks recover their foliage and verdure, which were totally deftroyed.-6 Rye in fheaf, and fome wheat reaped near Rumford *.-7 Oats mowed. Some wheat in thock. Stormy weather, which whipped out many oats as they stand, and defaced the foliage.

*Now Ceres' gifts in waving profpect ftand,

And, nodding, tempt the joyful reaper's hand.

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