Council-Room of the, i.
GLOVER, RICHARD, ii.
God, the First Cause, i.
217 God, Delight in, Only, i.

688

658 God, Devout Contemplation of the
638 Works of, i.

589-591

Gamester, the-his Last Stake, ii. 136-138 Gray, Auld Robin, ii.

570 Greenland, ii.

594

30

Greece, Picture of Modern, ii.
Greece, Satan's Survey of, i.
567 GREEN, MATTHEW, i.
GREENE, ROBERT, i.

289

HEYWOOD, JOHN, i.

HEYWOOD, THOMAS, i.
High Life Below Stairs, Scene from,
ii.

High Life, Scandal and Literature

in, i.

Highland Girl, to a, ii.

Highland Poor, the, ii.
Highway Robbery, a Game of, ii. 536-538
Highways in England, Fabulous Ac-

count of the First, i.

Hills o' Gallowa', the, ii.
Hind and Panther, the, i.
Hindoo Widow, Sacrifice of a, ii.
Historian, Qualifications of, i.
History-How to Read it, i.
History and Biography, i.
History, on the Credit due to, i.
History of John Bull, i.
HOADLY, DR BENJAMIN, i.

HOBBES, THOMAS, i.
HOBHOUSE, J. C. ii. .
HOGG, JAMES, ii.
Hohenlinden, ii.

HOLCROFT, THOMAS, ii..
Holiness and Sin, i.

HOLINSHED, RAPHAEL, i.

HOLLAND, DR, ii.

HOLLAND, LORD, ii.

Howard, Lines on, ii.

HOWELL, JAMES, i.

i.

Holland, a Whimsical Satire on,
Holland and its Inhabitants, i.

Holy Scriptures, Some Considera-

ii.

.

HUME, ALEXANDER, i.

HUME, DAVID, ii.
Humility, i. .

Humorous Scene at an Inn, i.

HOOK, DR JAMES, ii.

HOOK, THEODORE E. ii.

ii.

HOOKER, JOHN, i.
HOOKER, RICHARD, i.
Hop-Garden, Directions for Cultivat-
ing a, i.
HOPE, THOMAS,
Hope-[Pastoral Ballad], ii.
Horace, Ode from, i.
HORNE, DR G. ii.
HORSLEY, DR SAMUEL,
Hosier's Ghost, ii.
Hospitality, Vulgar, i.
Hours, the, ii.

How no Age is Content with his own

.

.

Page

8

506
364
679, 680
79

515

tions Touching the Style of the, i. 519
Home, ii.

420
434

Home among the Mountains, ii.
HOME, JOHN, ii..

138, 139
HOME, HENRY-Lord Kames], ii.
Homes of England, the, ii.
Homicide, against, ii. .
HONE, WILLIAM, ii.

Honour, against Titles of, i.

Honour, Apostrophe to, i.
HOOD, THOMAS, ii.

Hood's Parental Ode to his Son, ii.

Estate, &c. i.

HOWARD, EARL OF SURREY, I.

Howard the Philanthropist, Charac-

ter of, ii.

108
139

642-645
665
266, 267
671
496-499
373
531, 546

436
250

671

645

345

282

142

703

473

356

281

163

221

.

148

595

331

281

498

456

234

273

Howell, to Capt. Thomas B. i.

HOWITT, MARY, ii..

255
257,258
462
698
347
Hudibras, Personal Appearance of, i. 348
Hudibras, Religion of, i.

HOWITT, WILLIAM, ii.

Hudibras, Accomplishments of, i.

348
615

HUGHES, JOHN, i.

Human Character, Fruits of Expe-

48

592

47

46

454

123
318
156

182-185, 202
283
599

422-425, 524
278

Hunter, William, Notable History
of, i.
HURD, DR R. ii.

Hussey, to Mistress Margaret, i.
Hymn to Adversity, ii. .

Hymn before Sunrise in the Vale of
Chamouni, ii.

Hymn of the Captive Jews, ii.
Hymn for Family Worship, ii.
Hymn-Fifteenth Sunday after Tri-
nity, ii.

Hymn of the Hebrew Maid, ii.
Hymn, Missionary, ii.

Hymn to the Name of Jesus, i.
Hymn to Pan, ii.
Hypocrite, the, i.

Hypocritical Sanctimony, i.

I do Confess thou'rt Smooth and
Fair, i.

Ice, Sports upon, in Elizabeth's
Reign, i.

Ideas, Fading of, from the Mind, i.
Ignorance in Power, i.

Ingratitude, i.

Ingratitude an Incurable Vice, i,
Inn, Arrival at the Supposed, ii.
Inn, Humorous Scene at an, i. .
Inn, Lines in Praise of an, ii.
Inoculation for the Small-pox-[Lady

208
438 Mary W. Montagu to Mrs 8. C.], i. 652
140 Inquiry, Free, i.
700 Intellectual Beauty-[Pleasures of
the Imagination], ii.

284

462

•

44
464-467

Invermay, the Birks of, ii.
Ion, Passages from, ii.

45
43
522-524
222

465 Iona, Reflections on Landing at, ii.
601 Irish Serpents, the Last of the, ii. 614
607 Irish Village and School-house, Pic-
250 ture of an, ii.
616-618
IRVING, DAVID, ii.
647
594

235

74

38

IRVING, WASHINGTON, ii.
Irwan, Farewell Hymn to the Valley
of, ii.
Israelites, Scene of the Encampment
of the, after Crossing the Red Sea,
ii.
678
654 Italian, the Opening of the Story, ii. 555
114 Italian Evening on the Banks of the
634
Brenta, ii.

584

216

378

Page

68
216

45

53

Imagination, Fears of, ii.
Immoderate Self-Love, i.

Immortality, Longing after, i.
Immortality of the Soul, Opinion of
the Ancient Philosophers on the, ii. 195
Improvisatrice, from the, ii.
450
INCHBALD, MRS E. ii.
531, 553
Independence, Ode to, ii.
66
Indian Gold Coin, Ode to an, ii. 289
Indian's Account of a London Gam-
ing-house, i.
Industry, i.
INGLIS, H. D. ii.
INGOLDSBY, THOMAS, ii.

INGRAM, MR, ii..

.

529
433, 658
683

625

642

425

445

142
599

40

343

446

303

409

385

409

152

405

277

444

161

250
515

444

336

443

513

438
439

392
558
320
60

543

56

628

271

36

37

305

157

307

590

503 LAING, MALCOLM, ii.

695 LAING, SAMUEL, ii.
494 L'Allegro, i.

·

JOCELYN, LORD, ii.

JOHNSON, DR SAMUEL, ii. 26–30, 175, 221
Johnson and Hannah More, ii. 578, 579
Johnson's Dictionary, Extract from
the Preface, ii.

Johnson's Letter to Lord Chester-
field, ii.

JOHNSTON, DR ARTHUR, i.
JOHNSTONE, CHARLES, ii.
JOHNSTONE, MRS, ii.
JONES, REV. RICHARD, ii.
JONES, SIR WILLIAM, ii.
JONSON, BEN, i.

112-115, 191-193
Jonson, Ben, Character of, i.
Jonson, Ben, Letter to, i.
JORTIN, DR JOHN, ii.

Judgment, the Day of -[Jeremy
Taylor], i.

Judgment, the Day of―[Version of
the Dies Iræ'], i.

Judgment, the Day of-[II. H. Mil-
man], ii.

Judgment, Hasty, i.

LANDER, RICHARD, ii.

LANDON, L. E. ii.

Lady Veiled, to a, i.

Lady's Chamber in the Thirteenth
Century, ii.

.

685.

495 LAMB, CHARLES, IL

249 LAMB, LADY CAROLINE, ii.

510 Lampoon, i.

625 Lanark, Scene at-[From Humphry
446

Clinker], ii.

197

Julia, i.

Julia's Recovery, i.
JUNIUS, ii.

Junius's Celebrated Letter to the
King, ii.

KAMES, LORD-[Henry Home], ii. 208
KEATS, JOHN, ii.

KELLY, HUGH, ii.

Kemble, John, Portraiture of, ii.
KENDAL, TIMOTHY, i.
KENNEDY, R. H. ii.

KENNEDY, WILLIAM, ii.
KENNETT and POTTER, i.

234-238

238-241

402-407

KEPPEL, HON. GEORGE, ii.
Khubla Khan, Passage from, ii.

Killigrew, Mrs Anne, Ode to the Me-
mory of, i.

Killing a Boar, i.

Kilmeny, from the Queen's Wake, ii. 497
King-What he is Made for, i.

9, 10

Knife-Grinder and Friend of Huma-

nity, ii.

295

KNOLLES, RICHARD, i.

264

Knowledge, Limitation of Human, i. 279
Knowledge, Love of, i.
Knowledge, Uses of, i.
KNOWLES, HERBERT, Ï.
KNOWLES, J. S. ii.
KNOX, JOHN, i.
KNOX, WILLIAM, ii.

Kuzzilbash's Return to his Native Vil-
lage, ii.

KYD, THOMAS, i.

Labour overcomes apparent Impos-
sibilities, i.

Laconics, or New Maxims of State
Conversation, i.

Ladies, Good, the Garment of, î.

Lady, to a, Admiring Herself in a
Looking-glass, i.

Lady, Poet's Praise of his, i.

303, 304

4.53

126

451

334-360

609

497

449-451, 65

30

•

374-378, 511, 558
288-292
284
516

468-470
171
648

284

390 Loss, the, i.

547

55

488
192

69

667 Love-[From the New Inn], i.
423 Love (Anger in hasty words or
75 blows), i.

Lost Feelings, ii.

Lot, the Common, ii.

Lot of Thousands, the, ii.
Lothario, Calista's Passion for, i.
LOUDON, JOHN CLAUDIUS, ii.

Louis XIV. Letter from Scarron in
the Next World to, i. .

217
113 Love-(Turn I my looks unto the
304 skies), i.

628

67 Love (Why should we kill the best
of passions, Love?) ii.
Love (All thoughts, all passions, all
delights), ii.

Love (Hail love, first love, &c.), ii.
Love-Its Glorifying Influence, ii.
Love Anticipated after Death, i.
Love and Beauty, i.
265 Love of Country, ii.
406
Love and Death, ii.
33 Love, Early, i.
399 Love of Fame, ii.
241

Love and Happiness, Effects of, on
the Mind, ii.

Love, Hope, and Patience in Educa-
tion, ii.

648

189

427

580 Lovers, the Parting of, ii.
LOWE, JOHN, ii.

591

Lyckpenny, the London, i.

LYDGATE, JOHN, i.
Lying, i.
LYELL, CHARLES, ii.
LYLY, JOHN, i.

LYNDSAY, SIR DAVID, i.

Love, Unequal, i.
Love, Unhappy, i.
Love in Women, i.
Love's Servile Lot, i.
LOVELACE, RICHARD, i.
LOVER, SAMUEL, ii.
Lover, the Careless, i.

Lover, the Re-cured, Exulteth in his
Freedom, i.

Lover's Lute cannot be Blamed,
&c. i.

47
474

126

LOWTH, DR ROBERT, ii.
LOWTH, DR WILLIAM, i.
Loyalty Confined, i. .
Lucasta, to, on Going to the Wars, i. 145
Lucy, ii.

216
665
231

Lucy's Flittin', ii.

326
507
160

Lute, Drummond to his, i.

Luther, Martin, Character of, ii.

187

•

Luxury, Estimate of the Effects of, ii. 203

Lycidas, Passage from, i.

Maxwell, the Young, ii.
May Day, ii.

May, the First of, i.

May Morning, on, i.

May Morning at Ravenna, ii.

May, Song to, ii..

MAY, THOMAS, i.

MAYNE, JOHN, ii.

MASSINGER, PHILIP, i..
MASSON, CHARLES, ii.

Mathematical Learning, Usefulness
of, i.

MATHEWS, HENRY, ii.
MATHIAS, THOMAS J. ii.
Matin Hymn, i.
Matrimonial Happiness—[Lady Mary

to E. W. Montagu, Esq.] i.
MATURIN, REV. C. R. ii.
MAXWELL, W. H. ii.

•

Melancholy, i.

Melancholy, Abstract of, i.
Melancholy, Cures for, i.

Melancholy and Contemplation, i.
MELMOTH, WILLIAM, .

Mercy, i.

Merle and Nightingale, i.

MAYO, MR, ii.

Mean and Sure Estate, of the, i.

Mecca, the Caravan of, ii.

Medicean Venus at Florence, Sta-

tue of the, ii.

Meditation (Thou, God, that rul'st

and reign'st in light), i.
Meditation-Its Design, i.
Meditation when we go to Bed, i.
Medway and the Thames, Wedding
of the, i.

Mermaid, the, ii.

MERRICK, JAMES, ii.

Melrose Abbey, Description of, ii.
MELVIL, SIR JAMES, i.
Memory, Pleasures of, ii.

Memory, Rules for Improving the, i.
Men of Old, the, ii.

Men, the Succession of Races of, ii.
Men's Understandings, Causes of
Weakness in, i.

.

Mental Vigour, Prerequisites of-
[Note], i.

651
516, 584
628
500

300

162

333

423

Miser, Picture of a,

Page

680

389

216 Misfortune, Compassion for, i.
Missionaries, the Greenland, ii.
Missionary Hymn, ii.
MITFORD, MARY RUSSELL, ii.
MITFORD, WILLIAM, ii.
Modena, the Sleeping Figure of, ii. 442
Modern Greece, Picture of, ii.
Modern Manners and Innovations,
Contempt for [From Marriage], ii. 603
Modern State of Ancient Countries, i. 254
Modesty, as opposed to Ambition, i. 410
Mohammedan's Lecture on Christian
Vices, i.
Mohammedan System, Religious Sta-
tus of Women in the, ii.
678
MOIR, D. M. ii.
473, 601
MONRODDO, LORD-[James Burnet],
ii.

Monk, the-Scene of Conjuration by
the Wandering Jew, ii.
558-560
Monkey, the, ii.
463
MONTAGU, LADY MARY WORTLEY,
i.

MILL, JAMES, ii.

MILLER, MR, ii.

MILLER, THOMAS, ii.

Miller's Daughter, from the, ii.
MILLINGEN, DR, ii.

MILLS, CHARLES, ii.

MILMAN, HENRY HART, ii.
MILNES, W. MONCKTON, ii.
MILTON, JOHN, i.

Milton, on, i.

Milton and Spenser, i.
Milton's Literary Musings, i.
Mind, Operations of the, in the Pro-
duction of Works of Imagination,

ii.

Mind, Richard's Theory of, i.
Mind, my, to Me a Kingdom is, i.
Minden, Death of Eliza at the Battle
of, ii.
Minister Acquiring and Losing Office,
i.

Ministers, Wise, distinguished from
Cunning, i.

Messiah, the, i.

Metrical Romances, English, i.
MICKLE, WILLIAM JULIUS, ii.

70
Middle Ages-Progress of Freedom, ii. 184
205
181, 216
213

Middle Station of Life, the, ii.
MIDDLETON, DR CONYERS, ii.
MIDDLETON, THOMAS, i.
Midnight Repose, i..
Midnight Scene, i.
Midnight Wind, the, ii.

381

217

504

Milkmaid, the Fair and Happy, i.

278

642, 701

Minstrel, Opening of the, ii.
Minstrel's Song in Ella, ii.
Miracle Plays, i.

Mirrour for Magistrates, Allegorical
Characters from the, i.
Mirza, the Vision of, i.

Miscellaneous Thoughts from Butler's
Remains, i.

646
672
296
132

362

264

492

703
48

19

673

226
280

225

92
209
272

578

272

243
382
304
316

413
473

694

512

309

188

41

703
642
446, 644
472
328-331, 396

365
496

397

290

120 MORIER, JAMES, ii.

557

8

700

626

468

45
539
225

272

641

650
105

80
610

352
415

650-654
156
415-420

455

MONTGOMERY, ALEXANDER, i.
MONTGOMERY, JAMES, ii.
MONTGOMERY, ROBERT, ii.
Moon, Address to the, ii.
78
Moon, Elephant in the, i.
349-352
Moon, How a man may Fly to the, i. 447
Moonlight Night, with fine Music, i. 184
Moonlight at Sea--Memory of Absent
Friends, ii.

MOORCROFT, W. ii.
MOORE, DR JOHN, ii

364
679
549, 550
Moore, Sir John, the Burial of, ii. 410
MOORE, THOMAS, ii.
363-366, 646
368

.

Moorish Host, Attack of, ii.
Moral Feelings Instinctive, i.
Moral Influence of Evening-[From

436

Alison's Sermon on Autumn], ii.
MORE, DR HENRY, i.
MORE, HANNAH, ii.
MORE, SIR THOMAS, i.
More, Lady, Letter to, i.

More's [Sir T.] Resignation of the
Great Seal, i.
MORGAN, LADY-[Sidney Owenson],
ii.

87 Music, on Scottish, ii.

163

Page

218 NAPIER, COLONEL W. F. P. ii.
259 NAPIER, LORD, ii.
409 NASH, C. ii.
521, 618 NASH, THOMAS, i.
634 National Partiality and Prejudice, i. 647
Nations, Uncertainty of the Early
History of, i.

.

Nativity, Hymn on the, i.
331-333
Natural Philosophy, the Study of,
Favourable to Religion, i.
Nature, Complaint of, ii.
Nature, on the Love of, ii. 210,265
32 Nature, Study of, Recommended, i. 524
Navy, the British, i.
Nera, on, i
Neglect, of, i.
Nehushta, the Bower of, ii.
Newcastle Apothecary, ii.
NEWCASTLE, DUCHESS Or, i.
Newspapers, i.

MORLEY, COUNTESS OF, ii.
Morning, ii.

Morning, Description of, i.
Morning Landscape, ii.
Morning in May, i.

Morning in Warwickshire, i.
Morpheus, Song to, i.
Mors Tua, i.
Mortification, i.

MORTON, THOMAS, ii.
Moschus, Note to, i.

Moses Concealed on the Nile-[Dar-
win], ii.

Mosque of the Bloody Baptism at
Cairo, Legend of the, ii.
Moss, THOMAS, ii.
Mother's Grave, my, ii.
Mother's Heart, the, ii.
MOTHERWELL, WILLIAM, ii.
Mountain Children, ii.
Mountain Daisy, to a, ii.
Mouse, the Town and Country, i.
MUDIE, ROBERT, ii.

Music, Scottish Scenery and, ii.
Music's Duel, i.

Musings on Eternity, ii.

Myself, of-[Sir T. Browne], i.
Myself, of [A. Cowley], i.

Nabob, the, ii.

NABBES, THOMAS, i.

Multitude, Inconstancy of the, i.
Mummy, Address to, ii.
MUNDAY, ANTHONY, i.
MURCHISON, MR, ii.
MURE, WILLIAM, ii.
MURPHY, ARTHUR, ii.
MURRAY, HON. C. A. ii.

MURRAY, LIEUT. ALEXANDER, ii.
Muse, Companionship of the, i.

Muse, the Modest, i.
Music, Church, i.

Music by Night, i.

270

580, 672
604, 677
609
413
390, 548
107
44

99

249

No Man can be Good to All, i.
578-590 Nobility, the Order of, ii.
Nocturnal Reverie, i.

660
452

59

60

460
503-505
462
484

38

700

392

133

532

320

433

174

703

671

141

629

682
125

275

211

.

131

150

456

270

680
125

477 Ocean, the Dry Bed of the, i.

302

401

358

310, 533
520-524

NEWTON, SIR ISAAC, i.
Newtonian Philosophy, Anecdote of
the Discovery of the, i.
New-Year, the, i.
New York, Manners in, During the
Dutch Times, ii.

595, 596

NICHOL, PROFESSOR, ii.
NICOLL, ROBERT, ii.

NICOLSON, DR WILLIAM, i.
Night, i.
Night, ii.

Night in a Camp, i.
Night-Piece, a City, ii.
Night, to the-Shipwrecked Soli-
tary's Song, ii.
Nightingale, Sonnet to a, i.
Nightingale, Address to the, i.
Nightingale, Ode to a, ii.

275

216

Nile, Bruce at the Sources of the, ii. 665
Nith, to the River, ii.

323 Nymph's Reply to the Passionate
Shepherd, i.

130

Oak and the Briar, Fable of the, i.
Oblivion, i.
Obscurity, of, i.

•

Obscurity, Wishes for, i.

703

505, 506

113, 129
417, 442
188

Norman French, Introduction of, i.
Norman Poets of England, the, i.
NORMANBY, MARQUIS OF, ii.
North-West Passage, Davis's Voyage
in Search of, i.
NORTON, MRS, ii. ́.

Norwegian Yeomanry, ii..
Novelists, Modern, ii.
NUGENT, LORD, ii.

.

Nut-Brown Maid, the, i.

Nymph Complaining for the Death
of her Fawn, i.

Ode to Aurora on Melissa's Birth-
day, ii.

Ode on the Death of Mr Thomson, ii. 34
Ode to the Departing Year-[1795], ii. 342

Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton
College, ii.

Ode to the Duke of Wellington,
1814, ii..

Ode to Evening, ii.

Ode on Hearing the Drum, ii.

Ode from Horace, i.

Ode-(How are thy servants blest,

O Lord!) i.

Ode, in Imitation of Alcæus, ii.

Ode to Independence, ii.

355 Ode to an Indian Gold Coin, ii.

238

Ode to Leven Water, ii.

459, 460

685, 686

533-633

52, 53

Occupations, Choice of, i.

Ocean, Address to the [Procter], ii. 441
Ocean, Apostrophe to the-[Byron],

ii.

Ode to Liberty, ii.

Ode to a Nightingale, ii.

Ode on the Passions, ii.

Ode to Solitude, ii.

Ode to my Son, aged Three Years
and Five Months-[Hood], ii.

on

Ode to a Tobacco-pipe, ii.
Ode Written in the Year 1746, ii.
Oileus, the Fountain at the Dwelling
of, ii.

i.

Opium Eater, Dreams of the, ii.
Oracles, i.

Orange, Cultivation of the, and Ga-

thering of the Fruit, ii.
Oroonoko, Scene from, i.
Orphan Boy's Tale, ii.

113

532

O'KEEFE, JOHN, ii. .
Old Age and Death, i.

328 Pembroke, Countess, Epitaph on,

640 PENN, WILLIAM, i.

356
140

Old Age, Growing Virtuous in, i.
Old Familiar Faces, the, ii.
Old Men, Miscalculations of, ii.
Old and Young Courtier, í.
OLDYS, WILLIAM, ii.
On my First Daughter, i.
Ophelia's Drowning, i.
OPIE, MRS, ii.
Opinion, Prevalence of an, no Argu-
278, 560

229
121

114

187

ment for its Truth, i.
Opinions, Change of, ii.
Opinions and Prejudices, i.
Opinions, Reverence for Ancient, i.
Opinions, Toleration of other Men's,

OTWAY, THOMAS, i.

OUSELY, SIR WILLIAM, ii.

Orthodoxy and Heresy, i.
Ossian's Address to the Sun, ii.

Othello's Relation of his Courtship to

the Senate, i.

ÖVERBURY, SIR THOMAS, i.

Overruled, of Being, i.
OWEN, JOHN, i.

Owl in the Twilight,
Pæstum, ii.

Pagan Rites, Scene of, ii.
Painted Window at Oxford, Lines
on, ii.

Palace of Art, from the, ii.
Palamon and Arcite, i.
PALEY, DR WILLIAM, ii.
PALGRAVE, SIR FRANCIS, ii.
Palestine, Picture of, ii.
Pampas, Description of the, ii.
Pan, Hymn to, ii.
Pan, Song to, i.

Paradise, Evening in, i.

PARNELL, THOMAS, i.
PARR, DR SAMUEL, ii.

.

Paradise, Morning in, i.
Paradise, Expulsion from, i.
Paradise, Marks of, not utterly De-

faced by the Flood, i.
Parallel between Pope and Dryden,
ii.

Pardoner's Tale, the, i.
Parish Workhouse and Apothecary,
ii.

PARK, MUNGO, ii.

PARRY, SIR EDWARD, ii.
Parson, the Good, i.

Parthenia, or Chastity, Description

of, i.

Parting, i.

Parting of Lovers, the, ii.

Partridge at the Playhouse, ii.

Party Zeal, i.

Passage of the Red Sea, ii.
Passions, i.

Passions, Ode on the, ii.
Pastoral, a, ii.

Pastoral Ballad, 1743, ii.
Pastoral Dialogue, i.
Pastoral Employments, i.
Pastoral, the First, i.

Pastoral Love, i.

Behave Himself in, i.
Pauper, Death and Funeral of a, ii.
Pauper's Deathbed, ii.
PAYNE, J. H. ii.

PEACOCK, J. L. ii.

PEARCE, NATHANIEL, ii.
PEARSON, DR JOHN, i.
Peasant, a Noble, ii.
Peasant-Poet, Scenes and Musings
of, ii.

Patriot, Pleasures of a, i.
Patriotism-Intellectual Beauty, ii.
Paul's Walks, How a Gallant should

.

.

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658, 659
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288

686, 687

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576 Pleasure, Sinful, i.

Penshurst, at, i..

PERCY, DR THOMAS, ii.
Pericles and Aspasia, ii.
Perseverance, i.

Persian Song of Hafiz, ii.
Persian Town, Sketch of a, ii.
Pestilence of the Fifteenth Century,
ii.

PITT, WILLIAM-[Earl of Chatham],
ii.

187

117

679

69

Petrarch, the Celebrated Canzone of
-Chiare, fresche, e dolce acque, ii. 425
Philanthropy-Mr Howard, ii.
PHILIPS, AMBROSE, i.
273
PHILIPS, JOHN, i.

569

PHILIPS, KATHERINE, i.

Phillis, on, Walking before Sunrise,
i.

Philosophers and Projectors, Satire
on Pretended-[Swift], i.
Physic, Housewifery, i.
Pibroch of Donuil Dhu, ii.
PICKEN, ANDREW, ii.
PICKERING, MISS ELLEN, ii.
Picture, to My-[Randolph], i.
Picture of Christmas Eve, ii.
Picture of a Country Life, ii.
Picture of Domestic Love, ii.

Picture of a Dungeon, ii.

Picture of an Irish Village and School-
house, ii.

Picture of a Poetical Enthusiast, ii.
616-618
Picture of Twilight, ii.
417

460

Picture of War, ii.

456

458

123
390

474 Pleasures, Wise Selection of, i.
164
Poet and the Rose, i.

Poet, a Small, i.

Pity and Indignation, i.
Pixies of Devon, the, ii.
Plague in London, i.
Platonic Representation of the Scale
of Beauty and Love, i.
Pleasure, against, i.
Pleasure is Mixed with every Pain, i. 48
Pleasure and Pain, i.

655
359

514
294
60

Pleasure, Utopian Idea of, i.

Pleasures of Amusement and Indus-

try Compared, i.

Pleasures of the Eye and Ear, ii.
Pleasures of Memory, from, ii. .
Pleasures of a Patriot, i.

Poetical Enthusiast, ii.

Poetical Genius, í.

Poetry, Essay on, Passages from,

i.

Poetry, Moral Aim of, i.

Poetry and Poets, i.

.

Poetry, Praise of, i.

129 Poets, Ancient, Translations of the,

569

i.

Poet's Bridal-day Song, the, ii.
Poet's Life, the Miseries of a, ii.
Poet's Prayer, ii.

Pictures of Native Genius, ii.

Piedmont, Massacre of the Protes-
tants in, i.

333

Pierce Plowman, Passages from, i. 11, 12
Pilgrims and the Peas, ii.

Pindar, Peter, ii.
PINKERTON, JOHN, ii.

298
297
638

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Politeness, Overstrained, i.
Political Redemption-[Chatterton],

Pomp and Superfluity, i.
Pompeii, Description of, ii.

274

630
461
517

627 POLLOK, ROBERT, ii.

666 Polyolbion, Part of the Twenty-eighth

447

•

Song of the, i.
POMFRET, JOHN, i.

312

ii.

Political Upholsterer, the, i.

Politics and Evening Parties, ii.

i.

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209

316
649

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408

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POOLE, JOHN, ii.
Poor Country Widow, Description
of a, i.

Poor Gentleman, Passages from the,

ii..

Poor Relations, ii.

Poor, Rural, Appeal to Country Jus-
tices in behalf of the, ii.

553-557,

POPE, ALEXANDER, i.
Pope in Oxford, i.

Pope to Lady Mary W. Montagu, i.

Pope to Gay on his Recovery, i.

Pope to Bishop Atterbury in the
Tower, i.

Pope and Dryden, Parallel between,

ii.

Popish Plot, the, i.

PORTEOUS, DR BEILBY, i.
PORTER, ANNA MARIA, ii.
PORTER, SIR R. K. ii.

Portrait, the [Blacklock's], ii.
Portrait -(She was a phantom of
delight), ii.

POSTANS, CAPTAIN, îi.
POSTANS, MRs, ii.

POTTER and KENNETT, i.

Power and Activity, Distinction be-
tween, ii.

Power and Gentleness, or the Cata-
ract and the Streamlet, ii.

Power, Ignorance in, i.
Practice and Habit, i.

Prater, a, i.
Prayer, on, i.

Prayer (Prayer is the soul's sincere
desire), ii.

Prayer (Like the low murmur of
the secret stream), ii.
Prayer and Early Rising, i.

Prayer, a Poet's, ii.
Preacher, the Village, ii.
Preaching, Inefficacy of mere Moral,
ii.

Prejudices, i.

Prejudices and Opinions, i.
PRESCOT, W. H. ii. .
Press, the Liberty of the, i.
PRICE, DR RICHARD, ii.
PRICE, SIR UVEDALE, ii.

Pride, False, Caution against, i.
Pride, Human, Rebuke of, i.

Pride of Noble Birth, against the, i.
Pride of Sir Giles Overreach in his
Daughter, i.
Pride, Spiritual, i.

Protestant Infallibility, Ironical View

of, i.
Protogenes and Apelles, i.
Providence, Eternal, ii.
Prudent Sea-Captain-Abuse of Ship
Stores, ii.

Property, of-[Paley], ii.

Property, on the Right of-[Black-
stone], ii.

246

Prophecy of Famine [Churchill], ii. 93
Prophetic Language, the, i.
Prosperity and Adversity, i.
Protector, Lord, a Panegyric to the,
i.

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241

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539
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703

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11

441-446, 517
223
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213

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440

PRIDEAUX, DR HUMPHREY, i.
PRIESTLEY, DR JOSEPH, ii.
Primrose, to an Early, ii.
Primrose, to the Evening, ii.
Primroses Filled with Morning Dew, i. 143
Princess Charlotte of Wales, from
the Funeral Sermon for the, ii.
Princess Royal, on the Birth of the, ii. 423
658
PRINGLE, THOMAS, ii.

454

Printing, the Invention of, i.

PRIOR, JAMES, ii.

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