Rainbow, the, i.

83, 243-249

Rainy Sunday in an Inn, ii.
RALEIGH, SIR WALTER, i.
RAMSAY, ALLAN, i.
581-587
Randolph, Lady, Discovery of her
Son, ii. .

RANDOLPH, THOMAS, i.

Page

624
192

138

145, 216

RAY, JOHN, i.
524
Readiness to take Offence, against, i. 279
Reading, Remarks on, ii.

201
237

Reason, Defence of, i.
Reason and Discretion, the Age of, i. 292

Rebuke of Human Pride, i.

451

454
554
123, 319
596, 597

.

RHIND, MR, ii..

Rhyming Chroniclers, the, i.
RICARDO, DAVID, ii.

Recluse, the, ii.

•

Recluse, the Fair, ii.
Recreation, i.

Recreations, the Country's, i.

•

Recruiting Officer, Scenes from
the, i.
600-602
Redbreast Coming into his Cham-
ber, Upon Occasion of a-[Bishop
Hall], i.

Red Sea, Passage of the, ii.
REES, DR A. ii.

REEVE, MISS CLARA, ii.
Reflection upon a Lanthorn and

Candle, carried by on a Windy
Night, i.

Reformation, the, i.
Reformation in England, State of
Parties at the, ii.
Reformation, the Monks and Puri-

.

Rejected Addresses, ii.

Relations, Poor, ii.

Religion, i.

Religion, Against the Employment

314

607

129

of Force in, i.

Religion, on the Effects of, ii.
Religion not Hostile to Pleasure, i.
Religion, Private Judgment in, i.
Religion, Right of Private Judgment
in, i.

702

146

186

398

322
208

431, 432

358

132

i..

Revenge of Injuries, i.

Reverie, a Nocturnal, i.
REYNOLDS, FREDERICK, ii.

Reynolds' Painted Window at Ox-

ford, Lines on, ii.

Rich, the Art of Growing, i.
RICH, CLAUDIUS JAMES, ii.
Richard II. the Morning before his

Murder in Pomfret Castle, i.

275

408

255

180

Religion, Zeal and Fear in, i.

504
237

286

.

306

Religious Discussions, Reason must
be Appealed to in, i.
Religious Edifices, Destruction of, in
1559, i.
Religious Matters, Authority of Rea-
son in, i.
Religious Opinions, Vindication of, i. 671
Religious Toleration, i.
298
Remorse, Scene from, ii.
514-516
Resignation, ii. .
87
Restoration, Improved Style of Dra-

660

matic Dialogue after the, i.
Resurrection, the, i.
Retaliation, Passages from, ii.
Retirement, 1758, ii.

Retirement, the, i.
Retirement, Cowley's Love of, i.

Retirement, on his-[Pope to Swift],

518
400

183

494
315, 447
64

286

655

445
287

107

354
449

580

532

100

700

6

Richard III. Character of, i.
Richard's Theory of the Mind, i.
RICHARDSON, DR, ii.
RICHARDSON, SAMUEL, ii.
Riches, on, i.

Riches, the Emptiness of, ii.
Richmond, Countess of, Character
and Habits of the, i.
Right of Property, ii.

62

246, 247
Right and Wrong, Natural and Es-
sential Difference of, i.

664

Rime of the Ancient Mariner, ii. 337
Rimini-Funeral of the Lovers in,

424

103

688

679

701

614

677

98

333
22
95
260

192

406

407

407

408
646

685
448

685

ii.

Self-Love, Immoderate, i.
Self-Murder, i.

286 Selma, the Songs of, ii.
590 SENIOR, N. W. ii.

215

Scholar, Every Nature not Suitable
for a, i.

Schoolmaster, Detached Observations
from the, i.
Schoolmaster, the Good, i..
Schoolmistress, the, ii.

School-Usher, Wretchedness of a, ii.
SCORESBY, WILLIAM, ii.
Scorn not the Least, i.

SCOT, ALEXANDER, i.
Scot to his Heart, i.

Page

Scotland, the Complaynt of, i.
Scotland, Lines Written in the High-
lands of, ii.

.

Scotland, Tears of, ii.
Scotland's Skaith, or the History of
Will and Jean, ii..
488, 489
121
378-386, 585-589, 646
Scottis, the New Maneris and the
Auld of, i.

SCOTT, JOHN, ii..
SCOTT, SIR W. ii.

Scottish Country Wedding, ii.
Scottish Music, on, ii.

401

8

Scottish Rebellion, the, ii.

672 Scottish Scenery and Music, iî.

392 Scripture and the Law of Nature, i.
689 Sea, the, i.

637 Sea-Captain, a Prudent, ii.
355

Sea-Coasts, Scenery of the, ii.

•

Sea, Stanzas on the, ii.
Seasons, Hymn to the, ii.
Sectarian Differences, i.
SEDLEY, SIR CHARLES, i.
SELDEN, JOHN, i.

Self-Control-Final Escape of Laura,

.

.

Sennacherib's Army, Destruction of,

ii.

Sensitive Plant, from the, ii.

Sephestia's Song to her Child, i.
Sermons, i.

Serpents, Irish, the Last of the, ii.
Session, Tidings fra the, i.
SEWARD, MISS, ii.
SHADWELL, THOMAS, i.
SHAFTESBURY, EARL OF, L
Shaftesbury, Character of, i.
Shaftesbury's Address to Monmouth,
i.

307 SHEFFIELD, LORD, ii.

80 SHEIL, R. L. ii.

701 SHELLEY, PERCY BYSSHE, ii.
308 SHELLEY, MRS, ii.

.

SHAKSPEARE—his Poetry, i..
SHAKSPEARE his Plays, i.
Shakspeare, Character of, i.
Shakspeare, Inscription for a Monu-
ment to, ii.

329 Shakspeare, to the Memory of, i.
527 Shakspeare, on the Portrait of, i.
289 Shakspeare, Universality of the
307 Genius of [Lord Jeffrey], ii.
306 SHEFFIELD, JOHN [Duke of Buck-
inghamshire], i.

306

113 Shelley's Lines to an Indian Air, il.
192 SHENSTONE, WILLIAM, ii.

5

595

572-575
438

392

79
701

265

SHERLOCK, DR WILLIAM, i

She's Gane to Dwall in Heaven, ii.
Shilling, the Splendid, i.
Ships and Books Compared, i.
Shipwreck, the [Falconer], ii.
Shipwreck, the-[Byron], ii.
Shipwreck, the [Prof. Wilson], ii.
Shipwreck by Drink, i.
Shipwrecked Solitary's Song-To the
Night, ii.

78
412

37

92

54
155

320

363
105-108
176-191
493

72
307

211

114
114

697

378

644
517
395-402
590
402
35-40
84
126
169

680 Shepherd, Passionate, to his Love, i.
666 Shepherd, the Steadfast, i.

Shepherd and his Wife, i.

444
254 Shepherd's Life, the Blessings of a, i. 188
353 Shepherd's Life, Happiness of the, i. 122
338 Shepherd's Song, i.
2 SHERIDAN, RICHARD BRINSLEY,

922

342

ii.

251

131

236

252

623

225

440

18

640

358

282

272
400

169

234

614

43
278

392
654

362

143-147
438
500

375
243
88-9
392
436

999

303

Page

STANHOPE, EARL OF CHESTER-
FIELD, ii.

129

248
STANLEY, THOMAS, i.. 319-321, 527
Stanzas-(As when a lady, walking
Flora's bower), i.
Stanzas-(Away with the pleasure
that is not partaken!) ii.
Stanzas (Oddly called by Herbert
The Pulley,') i.

462

132

.

Stanzas by Shelley-Written in De-
jection, near Naples, ii.
Stanzas (When midnight o'er the
moonless skies), ii.

Star of Bethlehem, ii.

Starling, the [Captivity], ii.

Starry Heavens, the, ii.
STAUNTON, SIR GEORGE, ii.
STEELE, SIR RICHARD, i.
Stella and Vanessa-[Swift], i.
STEPHENS, J. L. ii.

STERLING, JOHN, ii.
STERNE, LAWRENCE, ii.
STEWART, PROFESSOR DUGALD,
STILL, JOHN, i.

SUCKLING, SIR JOHN, i.

Summer Evening, ii.
Summer Morning, ii.

STILLINGFLEET,
EDWARD, i.
STIRLING, EARL OF, i.
Story of a Betrothed Pair in Humble
Life, ii.

Story of La Roche, ii.
Story, Romantic, ii. .
Story-Telling, i.
STOW, JOHN, i.
STRYPE, JOHN, i.
STUART,
DR GILBERT, ii.
Studies, i.

Studies, Useful, i.

Study of God's Works, i.

Study, Injudicious Haste in, i.

Study of Natural Philosophy Favour-

Swallow, the, i.

Swedish Society-[Laing], ii.

422

302

174

455
680
602-609
546

679

472
171-175
ii. 647
164
437, 438
157

able to Religion, i. .

Study of Nature Recommended, i.

Study should be Relieved by Amuse-
ment, i.

STUKELEY, WILLIAM, ii.

76
243

Style, Simplicity of, Recommended, i. 75

Sublimity, on, ii.

219
134-137
6, 15
15, 427

378

346

362
132
689

Sun, on the Setting, ii.

Sun-Dial in a Churchyard, ii.
Sun-Flower, the, ii.
Sunday, i.

Sunrise and Sunset in the Woods, ii.
Supplication in Contemption of
Side Tails, i.

Suretyship and Borrowing, i.
SURREY, EARL OF, i.
Sutherland, to the Duchess of, ii.

Swaggering Bully and Boaster, i.

SWAIN, CHARLES, ii.

Tailor, of a Precise, i.

Tale of Anningait and Ajut, ii.

Talent and Genius, ii.

Tales of Travellers, i.

Sweet Neglect, the, i.

Sweet William's Farewell to Black-

402

50
235

46, 47
459

594

.

TALFOURD, T. N. ii.

Tamerlane-Term of his Conquest,

Death, &c. ii.

TANNAHILL, ROBERT, ii.
Tars, King of, i.

Taste, on the Cultivation of, ii.
Taste, on Delicacy of, ii.

Taste and Genius, Difference Be-

517
524

313
156
687 THOMSON, DR ANDREW, ii.
THOMSON, JAMES, ii.

608

249

659
192
243

294

302

513

473

365

686
113

634

60

504

198
490
9, 10

217

202

TAYLOR, JEREMY, i.
TAYLOR, Robert, i.
TAYLOR, W. ii.
Tear, to a, ii.
Tears, i.

·

Tears of Scotland, ii.
Temperance, or the Cheap Physi-
cian, i.
Tempest, a, i.
TEMPLE, SIR WILLiam, i.
Ten Years Ago, ii.
TENNANT, WILLIAM, ii.
TENNYSON, ALFRED, ii.
Tetrastic-From the Persian, ii.
THACKERAY, W. M. ii.

tween, ii.
218
Taste-Pleasures of Imagination], ii. 46
TAYLOR, HENRY, ii.
TAYLOR, ISAAC, ii.

524

701

Thames and Windsor Forest, i.
Thanksgiving off Cape Trafalgar, ii.
Thanksgiving for his House-[Her-
rick], i.
Theatre, the-By the Rev. G. C.-
[Rejected Addresses], ii.
Theatres, Early, i.

Thebes, Opening a Tomb at, ii.
Thebes, the Ruins at, ii.
Theodore and Honoria, i.
Theological Controversies, i.
Thermopyle, the Battle of, i.
Thief and the Cordelier, i.
Thinking, on, ii.

Eyed Susan, i.

575
SWIFT, JONATHAN, i. 545-553, 626-635
Swift-Verses on his own Death, i.
Swift's Thoughts on Various Sub-
jects, i.

549

Swiss and Italians Contrasted, ii.
Sword Chant of Thorstein Raudi, ii.
Sylvan Retreat, Description of a, i.
SYLVESTER, JOSHUA, i.
Syren's Song, the, i.

Sickness, ii.

84
129

Tabernacle and Temple of the Jews, i. 427

To a Tuft of Early Violets, ii.
Tobacco, Farewell to, ii.

Tobacco Pipe, Ode to a, ii.
TOBIN, JOHN, ii.
622 TOD, LIEUT.-COL. JAMES, ii.

104
153

260

Toilet, the, i.

521

Toleration, i.

Toleration, Religious, i.
Tomb, the, i.

Tomb, the Solitary, ii.
TOURNEUR, CYRIL, i.

Tower of Babel, Building of the, i.

Town and Country, ii.
Town, Farewell to, i.
Town Ladies, Satire on, i.
TOWNLEY, REV. MR, ii.
Travellers, Tales of, i.
Treason, of, i.

.

215

680

322

381

67

Times go by Turns, i.
Timour, Term of his Conquest,
Death, &c. ii.

TINDAL, DR MATTHEW, i..
Tinker, the, i.

Tintern Abbey, Lines Composed a
few Miles above, on Revisiting the
Banks of the Wye, ii.
To (Go-you may call it mad-
ness, folly), ii.

To (Music, when soft voices
die), ii.
To, (Too late I strayed-forgive
the crime), ii.

To Certain Golden Fishes, ii.

To my Daughter, on her Marriage-
[By Mrs Hunter], ii.

To a Lady, with

some

Painted

Flowers, ii.

To the Memory of a Lady, ii.

To T. L. H. Six Years Old, during a

538

244

.

385
9

69

230
96

199
672

278

327

321

402

422
472

280

277
449

424

295

356

135

Treasures of the Deep, the, ii.
TREBECK, GEORGE, ii.
Tree, Full-Blossomed, i.
Triumph, Her, i.
TROLLOPE, Mrs, ii.

Tron-Kirk Bell, to the, ii.
Truth, i.

Truth and Sincerity, Advantages of,
i.

434

213

130

128

TUCKER, ABRAHAM, ii.
Tuft-Hunting, fi.
Tullochgorum, ii.
TURNER, SHARON, ii.
TUSSER, THOMAS, i.
Tweedside, ii.

636
48
129

Twelfth Night, or King and Queen, i. 141
Tyme, Ane Schort Poeme of, i.
TYNDALE, WILLIAM, i.
TYTLER, P. F. ii.
TYTLER, WILLIAM, ii.
UDALL, NICOLAS, i.

157
73
643, 646

191
164

Udolpho, Description of the Castle
of, ii.

Una with the Lion, Adventure of, i.
Una and the Redcross Knight, i.
Unbelievers, Difficulty of Convincing
Interested, i.

Understandings, Men's, Causes of
Weakness in, i.

Universe, a Sketch of the, ii.
Universities, i.

Upas in Marybone Lane, ii.

Upholsterer, the Political, i.

Unwin, Mrs, Inscription on the Tomb
of, ii.

.

Vanities of the World, a Farewell to
the, i.

Vanity of Human Wishes, ii.
Vanity of the World, i.

Variety, ii.

Vathek and his Magnificent Palaces,
ii.

WALDIE, MISS, ii.

260 Wallace, Adventure of, i.

104 Wallace, Escape of, from Perth, i.

Useful Knowledge, Society for the
Diffusion of, ii.

702

648

Useless Learning, Absurdity of, i.
USHER, JAMES, i.

284
60

139

Utopian Idea of Pleasure, i.
Valediction, a, i.
Valediction-Forbidding Mourning, i. 110
Valentine, Bishop, Address to, i.
Valerius-his Visit to Athanasia in
Prison, ii.

110

Valley Perilous, the Devil's Head in
the, i.
VANBRUGH, SIR JOHN, i.

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679

275

113

611

130

400

537

89
89

427

512

224

241

270
433

609

.

VAUGHAN, HENRY, i.
Veal, Mrs, a True Relation of the
Apparition of, &c. i.
618-621
VENABLES, Rev. MR, ii.
684
Venice, a Morning in, ii.
673
Venice Preserved, Scenes from, i. 387-390
Venus and the Graces, i.
Venus, Medicean, Statue of the, at
Florence, ii.

200

436

Vice, Resolution Necessary in For-
saking, i.
Vicious Course, Commencement of, i. 436
Village Scold Surprising her Husband
in an Alehouse, ii.

Vintner, a, i.

487
409
295
518-520

Violets, to a Tuft of Early, ii.
Virginius, Scene from, ii.

Virgins, to the, to Make Much of
their Time, i.
141
132

Virtue, i.

Virtue and Happiness in the Coun-
try, ii.

532 Virtue more Pleasant than Vice, i.

598

33
597

105
28
130

118

541
318

673

679 Virtue and Vice Declared by the
General Vote of Mankind, i.
Virtuous Woman, a, ii..
Vision of Mirza, i.

558
301

435
454

610

293
319
440

Voice of Spring, the, ii.

4.38
262

Voltaire and the Lace-worker, ii.

215 Vortigern, King, the Deposition of, i. 55 ||

Vortigern and Rowen, i.

81

WACE, i.

50
464
83
155
148

WADDINGTON and HANBURY, ii.

WAKEFIELD, GILBERT, ii.

96
532

655

Warrior King, Death of the, ii.
Warriors, i.
Warriors their Departed Spirits

[From Joan of Arc], ii.
WARTON, JOSEPH, ii.
WARTON, THOMAS, ii.
Washing Day, ii.
WATERTON, CHARLES, ii.
WATSON, DR RICHARD, ii.
WATTS, ALARIC A. ii.
WATTS, DR ISAAC, ii.
We are Brethren a', ii.
WEBSTER, JOHN, i.
Wedding, Ballad on a, i.
Wedding, a Scottish Country, ii.
Wellington, Ode on the Duke of, ii.
WELLSTED, LIEUT. J. R. ii.

Welsh Guide, a, i.

Wentworth, Amelia, ii.
WESLEY, JOHN, ii.
Westminster Abbey, Sir Roger De

Coverley's Visit to, i.

ii.

Westminster, on the Tombs in, i.
Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea, ii.
What is Life? ii.
WHATELY, ARCHBISHOP,
WHEWELL, REV. WILLIAM, ii.
Whistlecraft-[JOHN II. Frere],
tended National Work by, ii.
WHISTON, WILLIAM, i.
Whitbread's Brewery Visited

their Majesties, ii.
WHITE, HENRY K. ii.
WHITE, REV. GILBERT, ii.
WHITEFIELD, George, ii.
WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM, ii.

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WILSON, ALEXANDER, ii.
WILSON, ARTHUR, i.

699

278 WILSON, PROFESSOR, ii.
WILSON, THOMAS, i.
WILSON, WILLIAM RAE, ii.
Winchelsea, Anne, Countess of, i.
Wind, the Blowing of the, i.
Wind, Moral Reflections on the, i.
Windsor Castle-Written after See-
ing it, ii.

Windsor, Prisoner in, he Recounteth
Windsor Forest and the Thames, i.
his Pleasure there Passed-[Earl
of Surrey], i.

Wine, Over-indulgence in, ii.
Winter, Benevolent Reflections from,
ii.

Winter Evening in the Country, ii.
Winter Landscape, ii.

Winter Walk, ii.

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Wish, the, i.
Wit, the Ready and Nimble, i.
Wit, the Slow but Sure, i.
Wit-What is it? i.

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Winter's Morn, the, ii.

Wisdom, on, ii.

Wisdom, True, i.
Wise, Distinguished from Cunning
Ministers, i.

Wise Man, How to be Reputed a, i.
Wise Selection of Pleasures, i.
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446 Women, Praise of Good, i.
WOOD, ANTHONY, i.
Woodman's Walk, the, i.

111

442

Witch, Picture of a, i.
Witch's Cave, the, i.
Witchcraft and Sorcery, i.
Witches-How they Travel, i.
WITHER, GEORGE, i.
WOLCOT, DR JOHN, ii.
WOLFE, CHARLES, ii.

Wolsey's House, King Henry's Visits
to, i.
Woman of Fashion, i.
Woman's Inconstancy, on,

i.

Women, Ironical Ballad on the Du-
plicity of, i.

22
8
527
228

Woods, Sunrise and Sunset in the, ii. 689
WORDSWORTH, DR C. ii.

671
322-333

WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM, ii.
Workhouse, Parish, and Apothe-
cary, ii.

Works of God, Devout Contempla-
tion of, i.

World Compared to a Stage, i.
World, Evidence of a Creator in the
Structure of the, i.
World, the, Made with a Benevolent
Design, ii.
77 Worldly Blessings, Thankfulness for,

653

49

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297-301
410

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WORTLEY, LADY EMMELINE, ii.
WOTTON, SIR HENRY, i.
WOTTON, WILLIAM, i.
WRIGHT, THOMAS, ii.
Writers that Carp at other Men's
Books, i.

Written in the Highlands of Scot-
land-1812-[S. Rogers], ii.
Written in a Visit to the Country in
Autumn-[J. Logan], ii.
WYATT, SIR THOMAS, i.
WYCHERLEY, WILLIAM, i.
WYNTOUN, ANDREW, i.
Wyoming, Battle of, &c. ii.
Ye Mariners of England, ii.
Yeoman of Henry VII.'s Time, i.
YOUNG, EDWARD, ii.

Young Lochinvar, ii.

Young Men, Gay, upon Town, i.
Young Thief, the Troubles of a, i.
Youth and Age, ii.
Zeluco-Dispute and Duel between
the Two Scotch Servants in Italy,
551-553

ii.

311

70
598

161

453

188

436

417
473

104, 265
506
642

104