Fungi, (Vegetable) an Account of the Hiftory of their feveral Species, 62. The Purposes of that Work, 67 G G ENERATION, (equivocal) the Abfur I dity of fuppofing it 472 Glafs, (Dr. Thomas) an Account of bis Book on 29 Gunnery, an Account of Mr. Robins's Treatife on The The Methods of proving its Strength and Goodness, 17 HAL H ALES, (Lord Chief Juftice) bis Character drawn by an High Church-man, 118. Reflections thereon, 121 Hauxley, (Edward) an Account of his Syftem of 325 467 Health, wherein it confifts 260 Hoffman, (Mr.) the Manner and Time of his Death, as likewife fome brief Memoirs of his Life 253 I NDEX, (a compleat one to Madox's Hiftory of the Exchequer) its Ufes Specified Injection, (into the Veins of Animals) the fanative Effects thereof 392-394 Inftances of 468 Jonathan, bis amiable Character, 364. bis Mifbehaviour, 364-366 Inftances of L Abyrinth (of Candia) defcribed 85 Lens, (a Convex) the Way of computing its magnifying Power 455 Life of David, (3 Vol.) the Contents of the first Volume, 241. An Abstract of the first fixteen Chapters, 299-324. Of the last fourteen, 333-370 Luke xx. 37, 38. The precife Nature and Force of Chrift's Argument in this Paffage ftated and cleared 149-153 M AYNARD, (Mr. Sergeant) Stories to his MA 281 Measures, (Itinerary) a Comparison of the ancient with the modern ones 79-85 Microscope, an Account of Mr. Baker's Treatife relating to the Nature, Üfes, and Powers thereof, &c. 451 Microscopial Objects, the Way to judge of their real. or comparative Dimenfions 456 Middleton, (Dr. Conyers) an Account of his Edition and Tranflation of the Epiftles between Cicero and Brutus, and their Genuineness defended 371 391 Mufic, Reflections on its Influence in the Cafe of Sau! No N 304 TORTH, (Lord Francis, Baron of Guilford) an Abstract of his Memoirs, 97-125, 226237, 272-298. His Pedigree and Education 100. His Admiffion of the Middle-Temple, 101. His Conduct and Employment there, while a Student, 101-111. His Grandfather's unnatural Treatment of him in two Inftances, 104-108. His Character when he became ready for the Bar, 108. His Settlement in the Temple as a Practifer, 111. His Behaviour in a critical CircumStance, His fance, 112; in his Circuits, 113; in the Poft of RPHEUS, the Story of his Adventures in 335-341 PH Р 424 HILIPPI, the two that are mentioned in Power of God, over the Minds and Hearts of wicked Proverbs xvi. 4. An Explication of this Text, 140. Point principally intended, tho' not expreffed therein, confidered, 143-147 Pyramids (of Egypt) the ancient and modern Meafures of the largest RE R 82-85 EADINGS, (on the Statutes) their Ufefulnefs 230 Redemption, an Abftrait of Mr. Balgue's Effay on that Subject, 31-54. The Thing defined, 33-37. The Need of it proved, 37-42. The Agreement of the Scripture-Doctrine thereof with the Divine Truth and Reftitude clearly evinced, 42 — 45. The Manner of effecting it vindicated, 45 53. The Benefits of it, 53 Regifter, (of Eftates) Obftructions to a Law for eftablishing it throughout England Rollin, (M. Charles) bis Elogium Romans ix. 3. explained S AMUEL, his Character SA 277. 401-413 147 334 Saul, Reflections on his being feized with a p phetical Spirit at Naioth, 318. On his ordering the Priests to be massacred at Nob, 322. His Adventure with the Pythonefs at Endor,351-355. A Difcuffion of the Queftion, Whether it was really Samuel who appeared to him there, and pronounced his Fate? 355--363 Schools, (of the Prophets) the Nature of them, 300 Scroggs, (Sir William) an Account of him 288 Spenfer, Remarks on feveral Paffages of this Poet 209-222 Stadt-Houfe, (of Amsterdam) Jome Reflections relating to it 262 89-97 Stones, their Vegetation demonftrated Stukeley, (Dr.) an Account of a fecond Volume, to be published, of his Defcription of the Temples of the Druids in the British fles 125 Swamp Swamp-Plum-Tree, a Preparation of it for curing a Dropfy Syderfin, (Mr.) an Account of him T Poison, T 421 227 ARANTULA, (the) ftrange Effects of its Poifon, and the Method of Cure 69-72 Tempeft, (4) Virgil's noble Defeription of one compared with David's in the fixth and nine following Verfes of the 18th Pfalm Torques, (a Golden) defcribed 312-317 182 Travels, a general Account of Mr. Blainville's, 237Several Extracts from the firft Number 255–272 Tythimal, (the Root of it) its Virtues U 240 Vcious Conceit of bis "AUGHAN, (Lord Chief Justice) an injudi 273 Virgil, an Account of a Tranflation of his Works into French Profe, by the Abbé Desfontaines 58 Virginia, Customs of the Aborigines of that Coun-. try Untruth, (Verbal) not always criminal W W 415-423 230 ARBURTON, (the Reverend and Learned Mr. William) an injurious Character of bim, by the Hand of an Adverfary 76 Waterland, Dr. Daniel) an Account of his Sermons 136 World, (Immaterial) a Theory of it 443-450 Z Ꮓ 'Aeunemann, (Sidonie Hedwig) the Fate and Character of this Lady 330 FINI S. |