GIBBON, EDWARD, ii.

Page
192, 644
Gibbon, his Mode of Life at Lau-
625
sanne, ii.
703 GIFFARD, EDWARD, ii.
203 GIFFORD, WILLIAM, ii.
GILFILLAN, ROBERT, ii.
GILLIES, DR JOHN, ii.

GILPIN, REV. WILLIAM, ii.
Gilpin, John, the Diverting History
of, ii.
Ginevra, ii.

Gipsies-an English Fen, ii.

Lane, in 1747, ii.

GARTH, SIR SAMUEL, i.
GAUDEN, JOHN, i.
GAY, JOHN, i.

Gay Young Men upon Town, i.
GELL, SIR WILLIAM, ii.
Genius, Dawnings of, ii.

Genius, English, i.

•

Genius not a Source of Unhappiness

274

491

127

127

153

150
645

581-583
278

243

140

671

54

Girdle, to a, i.
Gladiator, the, ii.
GLADSTONE, MR, ii.
GLAPTHORNE, HENRY, L
219 GLEIG, REV. G. R. ii.

400

to its Possessor, ii.

Genius, Pictures of Native, ii.

GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH, i.
Geraldine, Description and Praise
of his Love, i.
Ghosts, i.

159

140

104

381

. 281

448
281

175
366

76

458

67

Gloomy Winter's now Awa, ii.
Glory, On a Sermon against, ii.
Gloucester, Protector, Scene in the
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.

421
459

295
241-243
413, 414

411

506
589-591

GALT, JOHN, ii.

Gamester, the-his Last Stake, ii. 136-138

500
61

653
116

191

627
26

184

344

536

148

579

30

567

289

570

594

Glenburnie, Picture of, &c. ii.

698
458
5

267

320

314

326

391

657

216

628
575-578

Globe, the Final Conflagration of, i. 451

492

47

47
302

God, to Find, i.

God, the Goodness of, i

.

ii.

650 GRATTAN, T. C. ii.
492 Grave, the, ii.

God, Honour to, i.

God, though Incomprehensible, not
Inconceivable, i.

Government, i.

Government and Liberty, i.

GOWER, JOHN, i.

GRAFTON, RICHARD, L.

GRAHAME, JAMES, ii.
Grahame to his Son, ii.

Grahame's Sabbath, Passages from,
305-307
119

ii.

GRAINGER, DR JAMES, ii.
Grand Question Debated, i
GRANT, MRS, ii.

552

•

Grasp of the Dead, the, ii.
672 Grasshopper, the, i.

459

546

· 671 Greenwich Hill, ii.

428

327

426

God, Light the Shadow of, i.

301

God, Nature of the Evidence of the
Existence of, i.

453

God, Omnipresence of-[The Works
of Creation], i.
God and Mammon, i.

613

458
525

God's Exhortation to Activity, i.
GODWIN, W. ii. 514, 560-562, 642, 701

.

Gold, i.
Golden Age Restored, i.
Golden City, the, i.

315
201
473-475
Golden Fishes, to Certain, ii.
472
GOLDSMITH, O. ii. 58-64, 141, 177, 223
Good Breeding, Definition of, ii.
Good Life, Long Life, i.

248
114
623

GORE, MRS, ii.

GORTON, JOHN, ii.

647

Governing a Nation, Difficulty of, ii. 656

241

Grave of Anna, the, ii.
Graves of a Household, the, ii.

Gray, Auld Robin, ii.
GRAY, THOMAS, ii.

Great Fire in London, i.

Grasshopper and the Cricket, to the,

Greenwich Pensioners, the, ii.
Gregory, Lord, Ballad of, ii.
Grief, against Excessive, i.
Grief controlled by Wisdom, i.

Grief, Moderation in, i.

GRIFFIN, GERALD, ii.

Grongar Hill, ii.

Grecian Mythology the Various
Lights in which it was regarded, ii.
Greece, Ancient, ii.

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

GREENE, ROBERT, î.
Greenland, ii.

Greenland Missionaries, the, ii.

200

671

292

·

GURWOOD, LIEUT.-COLONEL, ii.
GUTHRIE, WILLIAM, ii.
GUTZLAFF, REV. C. ii.
HABINGTON, WILLIAM, i.
Habit and Practice, i.
Hafiz, Persian Song of, ii.
Haidee, Description of, ii.
HAILES, LORD, ii.

HAKLUYT, RICHARD, i.
HALE, SIR MATTHEW, i.

507

Hale, Sir Matthew, Character of, i. 456
HALES, JOHN, i.

287
703

HALFORD, SIR HENRY, ii.
HALIBURTON, ii.

Hall of Eblis, the, ii.
HALL, CAPT. BASIL, ii.
HALL, EDWARD, i.
HALL, JOSEPH, i.
HALL, MRS S. C. ii.

629
542-545
683
55
112, 275
619
• 657
112
642

HALL, REV. ROBERT, ii.

58

393-395
500

575

130

24

Hall's Satires, Selections from, i.
HALLAM, HENRY, îi.
Hallo my Fancy, &c. i.
112 Hame, Hame, Hame, il.
267 HAMILTON, MRS, ii.
HAMILTON, WILLIAM, ii.
HAMILTON, THOMAS, ii.
Hamlet, Ghost Scene in, i.
Hamlet, the-an Ode, ii.
Hamlet, the Character of, ii.
Hampden, Character of, i.
Happiness, ii.

·

Happiness Depends not on Goods,
but on Virtue, i.

Happiness of Married Life, i.

506

636

689

453

143

432

432

416

259

294
346

300

502

431

279
614, 615
22, 23
Gulliver in Brobdingnag, i.
629
Gunpowder, Invention and Use of, ii. 200

.

406

23
249
303

308

278
450
315

215
390

389

342

578
168

424
608
3, 418
294
439 Heber's Journal, Verses from, ii.
127 Hebrew Bard, the, ii.

Heaven, Thoughts of, ii.
Heaven, What is in, i.
Heavens, the Starry, ii.
HEBER, DR REGINALD, ii.

49 Hebrew Maid, Hymn of the, il.
420 Heir at Law, Scene from the, ii
Helen of Kirkconnel, ii.

HAYNES, JAMES, ii. .
HAYWARD, SIR JOHN, i
HAZLITT, WILLIAM, ii.
HEAD, SIR FRANCIS, ii.
Health, Duty of Preserving, i.
Heart, to his-[Scot], i..
Heaven and Hell, i.

561
214

295
105

Happiness of Others, Desire of the, ii. 648
Happiness, Real and Apparent, i.
Happy Life, the Character of a, i..
Happy Life, the Means to Attain, i.
Happy Valley, the, ii.
Hardwick, in Derbyshire, ii.

47

626
557

Hare and Many Friends, i..

574

601

184
101

693, 694
477
414

Harley sets out on his Journey, &c.-

[From The Man of Feeling], ii. 178, 179
HARRINGTON, JAMES, i.
HARRINGTON, JOHN, i.

404
82

104

HARRINGTON, SIR JOHN, i.
HARRIS, JAMES, ii.

243

688

HARRIS, MAJOR W. C. il
HARRIS, WILLIAM, ii.
HARRISON, WILLIAM, i.
HARRY, BLIND, i.

243
250

29

•

Harvey, William, on the Death of, i. 317
Hassan, or the Camel Driver, ii.
HAWKESWORTH, JOHN, ii.

31
135
269, 645
Hayley's Lines on the Death of his
Mother, ii.

HAYLEY, WILLIAM, ii.

269
517
264

693

683

516

155

314

505

11
455
407-410
409
6
385
525-527
493
378
437, 438
Henderson, on Captain Matthew, ii. 485
HENRY, DR ROBERT, ii.

Helmsman, the, ii.
HEMANS, MRS, ii.

192

Henry III. Extract from a Charter
of, i.

Henry VII.'s time, a Yeoman of, i.
HENRY, MATTHEW, i.

Henry, Prince, Epitaph on, i.
HENRYSON, ROBERT, i.
HERBERT, GEORGE, i.
HERBERT, LORD, i. .
HERBERT, SIR THOMAS, i.
HERBERT, WILLIAM, ii.
Heresy, i.

6
65
458
160
38
136
269

261
456
284
Heresy and Orthodoxy, i.
• 515
Hermit, the (Far in a wild, un-
known to public view), i.

576-578

192
251

Hermit, the-(At the close of the
day, when the hamlet is still),
ii.

HERRICK, ROBERT, i.

Herrick's Thanksgiving for his
House, i.

HERSCHEL, SIR JOHN, ii.
HERVEY, T. K. ii.
Hester, to, ii.

HEYLIN, PETER, i.

HEYWOOD, JOHN, i.

HEYWOOD, THOMAS, i..

HOLLAND, DR, ii.

HOLLAND, LORD, ii.

High Life Below Stairs, Scene from,

ii.

Hope-[Pastoral Ballad], ii.
Horace, Ode from, i.
HORNE, DR G. ii.

HORSLEY, DR SAMUEL, ii.

High Life, Scandal and Literature
in, i.

Highland Girl,
to a, ii.
Highland Poor, the, ii.
Highway Robbery, a Game of, ii. 530-538
Highways in England, Fabulous Ac-

aunt 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,

.

HUNT, LEIGH, ii.
HUNTER, MRS, ii.

Human Greatness, Decay of, i.

Human Life, ii.

HUME, ALEXANDER, i.

HUME, DAVID, ii.

Humility, i.

Humorous Scene at an Inn,

i.

Howard, Lines on, ii.

HOWELL, JAMES, i.

Howell, to Capt. Thomas B. i.

HOWITT, MARY, ii. .
HOWITT, WILLIAM, ii.

Hudibras, Accomplishments of, i.
Hudibras, Personal Appearance of,
Hudibras, Religion of, i.

HOOK, DR JAMES, ii.

HOOK, THEODORE E. ii.

HOOKER, JOHN, i.
HOOKER, RICHARD, i.
Hop-Garden, Directions for Cultivat-

ing a, i.
HOPE, THOMAS, ii.

679, 680
79
515

493

456

642-645
665
266, 267
671
496-499

Hosier's Ghost, ii.

Hospitality, Vulgar, i.
Hours, the, ii.

How no Age is Content with his own
Estate, &c. i.

HOWARD, EARL OF SURREY, i.

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.

Il Penseroso, i.

Ill-Natured and Good-Natured Men,
i.

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

373
531, 546

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.
Indian's Account of a London Gam-
ing-house, i.
671 Industry, i.
INGLIS, H. D. ii.

289

436
250

645

Howard the Philanthropist, Charac-

ter of, ii.

Page

44
464, 465

465

601
607
250

235

103

139

HUGHES, JOHN, i.

Human Character, Fruits of Expe-

rience of, i.

142

703

473

356

281

163

221

148

595

331

231

Holland, a Whimsical Satire on, i.
Holland and its Inhabitants, i.
Holy Scriptures, Some Considera-
tions Touching the Style of the, i.
Home, ii.

INGOLDSBY, THOMAS, ii.
INGRAM, MR, ii.
Ingratitude, i.

519

420
434

Home among the Mountains, ii.
HOME, JOHN, ii..
138, 139
HOME, HENRY-Lord Kames], ii.

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

Homes of England, the, ii.

284

Homicide, against, ii.
HONE, WILLIAM, ÎÌ.
Honour, against Titles of, i.
Honour, Apostrophe to, i.
HOOD, THOMAS, ii.

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

462

45

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

43
522-524

Hood's Parental Ode to his Son, ii.

222

Iona, Reflections on Landing at, ii.
Irish Serpents, the Last of the, ii. 614
Irish Village and School-house, Pic-
ture of an, ii.
616-618
647

IRVING, DAVID, ii.

594

8

506

364

345

282

234

273
255

257, 258
462

48

592

38

584

216

654

114

634

378

698
347
i. 348
348
615

47

46

454

123

318

156

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

182-185, 202

283
599

422-425, 524
278

IRVING, WASHINGTON, ii.
Irwan, Farewell Hymn to the Valley
of, ii.

Israelites, Scene of the Encampment
of the, after Crossing the Red Sea,
ii.

.

Italian, the-Opening of the Story, ii.
Italian Evening on the Banks of the
Brenta, ii.

Page

68

216

529
433, 658

James I. a Prisoner in Windsor, i.

·

James V. Character of, i.
JAMES VI. i.

James VI. and a Refractory Preacher,

.

i.

.

Jane Shore, Penitence and Death of,

i.
Jeanie Morrison, ii.
JEFFREY, LORD, ii.

Jenny Dang the Weaver, ii.

Jenny's Bawbee, ii. .
JENYNS, SOAME, ii.
JEPHSON, ROBERT, ii.
JERROLD, DOUGLAS, ii.
Jerusalem before the Siege, ii.
Jerusalem, Conquest of, by the Cru-
saders, ii.

45

53

343

446
303

409

385

409

152

405

277 JONES, REV. RICHARD, ii.
444 JONES, SIR WILLIAM, ii.
JONSON, BEN, L

161

250
515

444

336

443

513

438
439

74

678
555

392

558

320

60

543

56

628

271

36

37
305

157

Page

JESSE, EDWARD, ii.

609

Jesus, Hymn to the Name of, i.

152

•

Jew of Malta, Passages from the, L. 173
Jews, Hymn of the Captive, ii.
Joan of Arc, ii.

446

307

"

JOCELYN, LORD, ii.

JOHNSON, DR SAMUEL, ii. 2–30, 173,
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, i
JOHNSTONE, MRS, ii.

197

L'Allegro, i.

LAMB, CHARLES, ii.

LAMB, LADY CAROLINE, ii.

.

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
theDies Ira'], i.

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

Judgment, Hasty, i.
Julia, i.

•

Julia's Recovery, i.
JUNIUS, ii.
Junius's Celebrated Letter to the
King, ii.
238-241
208

KAMES, LORD-[Henry Home], i
KEATS, JOHN, ii.
KELLY, HUGH, ii.

Kemble, John, Portraiture of, ii.
KENDAL, TIMOTHY, i.
KENNEDY, R. H. ii.
KENNEDY, WILLIAM, Ü.
KENNETT and POTTER, Î.
KEPPEL, HON. GEORGE, ii.

683

625

642

425

445

Khubla Khan, Passage from, fi.

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

599

40

Killing a Boar, i.

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

284

112-115, 191-193

KING, CAPTAIN, ii.

KING, DR HENRY, i.
KING, EDWARD, ii.
King of Tars, i.

Kingdom of Christ not of this World,
i.

Kings, the Strength of, i.

Kiss, the-a Dialogue, i.

Kiss, Stolen-Sonnet upon a, i
Kitten, the, ii.
Knife-Grinder and Friend of Huma-
nity, ii.

295
264

268

KNOLLES, RICHARD, i.
Knowledge, Limitation of Human, i. 279
Knowledge, Love of, i.
Knowledge, Uses of, i.
KNOWLES, HERBERT, ii.
KNOWLES, J. S. ii.
Knox, JOHN, i.
303, 304
KNOX, WILLIAM, ii.
453
Kuzzilbash's Return to his Native Vil-
lage, ii.

243
411
518

KYD, THOMAS, i.
Labour overcomes apparent Impos-
sibilities, i.

Laconics, or New Maxims of State
Conversation, i.

529

Ladies, Good, the Garment of, i. 39
Lady, to a, Admiring Herself in a
Looking-glass, i.

Lady, Poet's Praise of his, i.

Lady Veiled, to a, i.

Lady's Chamber in the Thirteenth
590
Century, ii.
503 LAING, MALCOLM, ii.

695

LAING, SAMUEL, ii.

494

495

249

510
625

446

221

27

151

65
142
142
234-238

176

601

701

115

402-407

493
119

216

Lampoon, i.

Lanark, Scene at-[From Humphry
Clinker], ii.
LANDER, RICHARD, ii.
LANDON, L. E. ii.

. 117
243
9, 10

141

665
247

141
126
451

607
167

445

143
51
133

383
637
685, 66
335
354-370

497
167

449-451, 625

468-470
171
648

284

390

547

55

284

516

265

406

Liberty of the Press, i.
Libraries, i.
Library, upon the Sight of a Great, i. 276

33
399
241

141, 359

48

8

30

374-378, 511, 558

288-292

Page

451

350

298

Life in Rome, Inconveniences of,
i.

Life, Shortness of, and Uncertainty
of Riches, i.

Life, the Shortness of, i.

LITHGOW, WILLIAM, i.

Liturgy at Edinburgh, Reception of
the, in 1637, i.

72

LLOYD, ROBERT, ii.

11
475

LOCH, CAPT. G. G. ii.
Lochaber no More, i.

506 Lochinvar, Young, ii.
331 LOCKE, JOHN, i..
508-516
217 LOCKHART, J. G. ii.
597-600, 647
156 Loddon, on Revisiting the River, ii. 100
374 LODGE, THOMAS, i.
170
530
493

64 Lodgings for Single Gentlemen, ii.
601 Logan Braes, ii. .

97-99

488

192

69

217
113

268 LOGAN, JOHN, ii.

16 London Earthquakes and London
216 Gossip, ii.

703

50

74

5

373, 374

Life-Unreasonableness of Com-

plaints of its Shortness, i.
Life, Vicissitudes of, i.
Life-What is it? ii.
Life's Progress, i.
LILLO, WILLIAM, I.
Lily, the, ii.
LINDSAY, LORD, ii.
Lines Composed a Few Miles above

Tintern Abbey, on Revisiting the
Banks of the Wye, ii..
327
Lines (My heart leaps up, &c.) ii. 326
Lines (There is a charm in footing

187
130

8

107

225

214

203

295

439

316

129

648

189

406

411

Lines Written in a Lonely Burial

Ground in the Highlands, ii.
LINGARD, DR Joux, ii.

435
640

Lion, the Tiger, and the Traveller, i. 574

LISTER, T. H. ii.

Literary Advertisement, ii.

304

667 Love [From the New Inn], i.

423 Love (Anger in hasty words or
75 blows), i.

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

628

Love (All thoughts, all passions, all
delights), ii.

591

283
678

608, 646
364

.

Lot, the Common, ii.

Lot of Thousands, the, ii.

·

London Gaming-house, an Indian's
Account of a, i.

London, the Great Fire in, i.

London, the Great Plague in, i.
London, the November Fog of, ii.
London at Sunrise, ii.

.

London, Walking the Streets of, i.
LONDONDERRY, MARQUIS OF, ii.
Long-Ago, the, ii.

Loss, the, i.

Lost Feelings, ii.

427 &c. i.

580

Lothario, Calista's Passion for,
LOUDON, JOHN CLAUDIUS, ii.
Louis XIV. Letter from Scarron in
the Next World to, i. .
Love-Turn I my looks unto the
skies), i.

Love (Hail love, first love, &c.),

ii.

Lovers, the Parting of, ii.

Lyckpenny, the London, i.

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

LYLY, JOHN, i.
LYNDSAY, SIR DAVID, i.

Love, Early, i.

Love of Fame, ii.

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

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

Love Inconcealable, i.

Love for Love, Scenes from, i.
Love, Pastoral, i.

Love, Persuasions to, i.

Page
254

Love, Picture of Domestic, ii.

Love, the Power of, i.

Love, Rondel of, i.

Love Scene by Night in a Garden,

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,

413

Love-Its Glorifying Influence, ii. 584
Love Anticipated after Death, i.
Love and Beauty, i.

Love of Country, ii.

381
381
382, 656
98
11

477

91

682
585

384

251

625

345
139

596

208

121

371

209
134

182, 163

218

324, 327

392
96
144

628
136

48

47
474
126

Lyndsays, the Their Removal from
Braehead, ii.

LYON, CAPTAIN, ii.
LYTTELTON, LORD, ii.

398

Mab, Queen, Opening of, ii.
MACAULAY, THOMAS B. ii. 468-471, 695
Macbeth, Part of the Story of, i.
MACCULLOCH, DR J. ii.
Mac-Flecknoe, i.

71

M'DIARMID, MR, ii.
MADDEN, DR R. R. ii.

507

160

472,700

156, 177-180
530

MACKAY, CHARLES, ii.
MACKENZIE, HENRY, il.
MACKENZIE, SIR GEORGE, i.
MACKINTOSH, SIR JAMES, ii. 638, 649
Mackintosh in Defence of Mr Pel-
tier, for a Libel on Napoleon Bona-
parte, ii.

MACKLIN, MR, ii.
MACNEILL, HECTOR, ii.
MACPHERSON, DR D. il.
MACPHERSON, JAMES, ii.
M'CRIE, DR THOMAS, ii.
M'CULLOCH, J. R. ii.

Madeline at her Devotions, ii.
Madrigal (Amaryllis I did wool,

L

640
148
488-490
€82
77-81, 192
645

701

700

MARCET, MRS, ii.

Marie Antoinette, Queen of France,
Mariner, Rime of the Ancient, ii.
Mariner's Hymn, ii.

Magnificat, the, i.

Mahomet, Appearance and Charac-
ter of, ii.

MAHON, LORD, ii.

Maid's Lament, the, ii.

155
.473

·

MAITLAND, Sir Richard, i.
MALCOLM, JOHN, ii.
MALCOLM, SIR JOHN, ii. 646, 677, 679
Malfy, Duchess of, Scenes from the, i. 212
MALLET, DAVID, ii.

MALTHY, DR EDWARD, ii.
MALTHUS, REV. T. R. ii.

40
655
701

458
526
109
564

Page

600

676

47

Mammon, cannot Serve God and, i.
Man, all Things not Made for, i.
Man, the Dignity of, i.
Man of Ross, the, i.

Man whose Thoughts are not of this
World, ii.

MANDEVILLE, BERNARD, i.
MANDEVILLE, SIR JOHN, L.
Maniac, Description of a, ii.
Mankind-(Men are but children of
a larger growth), i.

381

Manners in New York in the Dutch
Times, ii.

595, 596
MANNING, ROBERT, i.
Mansell, Letter to Dr Francis, i.
MANTELL, DR, ii.

7
255
703

Marcelia, ii.

441

703
363

Lowe, JOHN, ii.

LowTH, DR ROBERT, ii.
LOWTH, DR WILLIAM, i.
Loyalty Confined, i.

Lucasta, to, on Going to the Wars, i. 145
Lucy, ii.
Lucy's Flittin', ii.

326

Lute, Drummond to his, i.

Luther, Martin, Character of, ii. 187
Luxury, Estimate of the Effects of, ii. 203
Lycidas, Passage from, i.
.

337
38

37 Mary's Dream, ii.

703 Mason, Mrs, Epitaph on, ii.

640

MASON, WILLIAM, ii.

166 Masques, Court, of the Seventeenth
49

Century, i.

677

405

197
171

Mariner's Wife, the, ii.

·

Mariners of England, ye, ii.
Mark Antony over Cæsar's Dead
Body, i.
Mark Antony and Ventidius, his
General, Scene Between, i. 392-384
Markham, Isabella, Sonnet on, i. 82
MARLOW, CHRISTOPHER, i. 84, 171
Marlow's Faustus, Scenes from, i. 172
Marlow's Edward II. Scene from, i. 174
Marmion, Death of, ii.
Marriage-Its Importance, i.

383

293

Marriage not Free from all Incon-
veniences, i.

Marriage, Dialogue on, i.
Marriage a Lottery, i.

·

216 Marriage, in Prospect of — [Lady
665 Mary to E. W. Montagu, Esq.] i.
231 Married, Advice to the, ii.
MARRYAT, CAPTAIN F. ii.
MARSH, DR HERBERT, ii.
MARSTON, JOHN, i.
MARTINEAU, Miss H. ii.
MARVELL, ANDREW, i.
Mary of Castle Cary, ii. .

Mary, to-[Mrs Unwin], ii.

36

197

643

351

701
ii. 231
• 337

10
624
32
455

461
72
373

185

651
73

622

656

215

625

342

490

262

Mary Queen of Scots, Character of, ii. 187

126
58
57

414
586

519

198-203

Matrimonial Happiness-[Lady Mary

•

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

Mean and Sure Estate, of the, i.
Mecca, the Caravan of, ii.
Medicean Venus at Florence, Sta-
tue of the, ii.

Mercy, i.

Merle and Nightingale, i.

Page
216
680

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.
Melancholy, i.

·

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

Melancholy and Contemplation, i.
MELMOTH, WILLIAM, ii.
Melrose Abbey, Description of, ii.
MELVIL, SIR JAMES, i.
Memory, Pleasures of, ii.

Memory, Rules for Improving the,
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

92
209
• 272
578
272

243

•

i.

i.

MILL, JAMES, ii.

MILLER, MR, ii.

MILLER, THOMAS, 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.

i.

Mind, Richard's Theory of,
Mind, my, to Me a Kingdom is, i.
Minden, Death of Eliza at the Battle

of, ii.

Minister Acquiring and Losing Office,

i.

8

70
ii. 184
205

Ministers, Wise, distinguished from

Cunning, i.

181, 216
213

381

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.

Miser, Picture of a, ii.

Misfortune, Compassion for, i.
Missionaries, the Greenland, il.
Missionary Hymn, ii.

646 MITFORD, MARY RUSSELL, ii.
672 MITFORD, WILLIAM, ii.
296 Modena, the Sleeping Figure of, ii.
132 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.

|

32

333

423

Mohammedan System, Religious Sta-
tus of Women in the, ii.
678
MOIR, D. M. ii.
473, 601
MONBODDO, LORD-[James Burnet],
ii.

362

264
492 Monk, the-Scene of Conjuration by
703 the Wandering Jew, ii.
558-560
463

48

Monkey, the, ii. .

19

MONTAGU, LADY MARY WORTLEY,

i.

673

226
280
225

300

162

703
642
446, 644
472
328-331, 396

365
496

397

382
304

278

642, 701

700

626

316

413

473

694

512

309

188

41

290

120

557

217

504

45
539

225

272

641

650
105

87

163

80

610

352
415

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

368
436

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

MORIER, JAMES, ii.

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.

Page

218 NAPIER, COLONEL W. F. P. IL

i

168

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

634

Nativity, Hymn on the, i.

263
331-333

Natural Philosophy, the Study of,
Favourable to Religion, i
Nature, Complaint of, ii.
Nature, on the Love of, il.
Nature, Study of, Recommended, i. 594
Navy, the British, i
Neæra, on, i.
Neglect, of, i.

517
98
210, 265

Nehushta, the Bower of, ii.
Newcastle Apothecary, ii.
NEWCASTLE, DUCHESS OF, L
Newspapers, 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

•

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.

650-654

156
415-420

660
452
578-580
59
60

270

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

442

389

249

680
125
477
460
503-505
462
484

38

700

392

433

174

703

671

141

629

270

303
160
85
405

Nile, Bruce at the Sources of the, ii. 655
Nith, to the River, ii.

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

672
113, 129
417, 442
188

226

Nut Brown Maid, the, i.
Nymph Complaining for the Death
of her Fawn, î,
323 Nymph's Reply to the Passionate

99

130

Shepherd, i.

133
532

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

.

320

Obscurity, Wishes for, i.

253
459,460
685, 696
533-633
646
52, 53

34/

84

94

300
403

Occupations, Choice of, i.

77

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

ii.

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, fi.

Ode to Independence, ii.

Ode to an Indian Gold Coin, ii.

Ode to Leven Water, ii.

Ocean, the Dry Bed of the, i.

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

103

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.

53

Ode to the Duke of Wellington,

682

125

355

233

275

211

131
150

456

302

401

Ode to Spring, ii.

275 Ode-(The spacious firmament on
high), i.

216

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.

231
500
3
4
608

391
452

384

543
117

119

465
277

643

Orange, Cultivation of the, and Ga.

thering of the Fruit, ii.
Oroonoko, Scene from, i.
Orphan Boy's Tale, ii.
Orthodoxy and Heresy, i.
Ossian's Address to the Sun, ii.

Othello's Relation of his Courtship

to the Senate, i.
OTWAY, THOMAS, i.
OUSELY, SIR WILLIAM, ii.
OVERBURY, SIR THOMAS, i.
Overruled, of Being, i.
OWEN, JOHN, i.

Owl in the Twilight, i.
Pæstum, ii.

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

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

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

ii.

Paradise, Evening in, i.

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

Parting, i.

Parting of Lovers, the, ii.

Partridge at the Playhouse, ii.
Party Zeal, i.

Passage of the Red Sea, 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.

Passions, i.

Passions, Ode on the, ii.
Pastoral, a, ii.
Pastoral Ballad, 1743, îi
Pastoral Dialogue, i.
Pastoral Employments, i.
Pastoral, the First, i.
Pastoral Love, i.
Patriot, Pleasures of a, i.
Patriotism-Intellectual Beauty, ii.
Paul's Walks, How a Gallant should
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.

113

532

328 Pembroke, Countess, Epitaph on, i.

640

356

140

229

121

114
⚫ 187
278, 560

289
658, 659

658

288

516
692
284

686, 687
588

Page
135

32

32

122, 134

123
390

474

164

640

408

392

186

386

677

277

280

457

275

321

140

246

292
19

38

280

515

78

121

Pedantry in England, Decline of, i
Pedlar's Story, ii.
PEELE, GEORGE, i..
Pekin, Scene at, ii.
Pelican Island, the, ii.

PENN, WILLIAM, i.

Penn's Advice to his Children, i.
PENNANT, THOMAS, ii.

Penny Magazine, &c. ii.
Penshurst, to, 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.

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.

642
407

683

405

210
340

341

.

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

655
359

311 Pleasure is Mixed with every Pain, i. 48
666
Pleasure and Pain, i.
576 Pleasure, Sinful, i.
655
674-676

•

514
294
60

Pleasure, Utopian Idea of, i.

Pleasures of Amusement and Indus-

22

Petrarch, the Celebrated Canzone of
-Chiare, fresche, e dolce acque, ii. 425
Philanthropy-Mr Howard, ii.
PHILIPS, AMBROSE, i.
273
569
PHILIPS, JOHN, î.
375

359

PHILIPS, KATHERINE, i.
Phillis, on, Walking before Sunrise,
i.

try Compared, i.

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

•

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

Poet, a Small, i.

Poetical Enthusiast, ii.

Poetical Genius, i.

•

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.

208

649
45

•

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

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

Picture of a Poetical Enthusiast, ii.
Picture of Twilight, ii.
Picture of War, 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.
298
297
638

Pindar, Peter, ii.

PINKERTON, JOHN, ii.

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

•

274

Politeness, Overstrained, i.
Politica! Redemption [Chatterton],
ii.

630
461

Political Upholsterer, the, i.

517

Politics and Evening Parties, ii.
627 POLLOK, ROBERT, ii.

666 Polyolbion, Part of the Twenty-eighth
447 Song of the, i.
POMFRET, JOHN, i.

312

428

.

252-254
267
474
621

Page
507

488

616-618
417
460
456

458

83
609
250
412-415

327

75

448

187

117

679

69

100
376
625
354, 674

148

166

681

418

114

463

464

688

703

114

631
49

385

601

625

145

328

513

371
344

Prejudices, i.

Prejudices and Opinions, i.
PRESCOT, W. H. ii.

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

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

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.

Prior's Lines- For my own Monu-
ment,' i.
PRITCHARD, DR, ii.

Private Judgment in Religion, i.
Procrastination-[Cowley], i.
Procrastination-[Young], ii.
PROCTER, B. W. ii.
Prodigal Lady, the, i.
Prologue to Coriolanus, ii.
Prologue to King David and Fair
Bethsabe, i.

494
501

Property, of-[Paley], ii.

459

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

634

Prudent Sea-Captain-Abuse of Ship
Stores, ii.

PRIDEAUX, DR HUMPHREY, i.
PRIESTLEY, DR JOSEPH, ii.
Primrose, to an Early, ii.
Primrose, to the Evening, ii.

· 440

Primroses Filled with Morning Dew, i. 143
Princess Charlotte of Wales, from
the Funeral Sermon for the, ii. 658
Princess Royal, on the Birth of the, ii. 423
PRINGLE, THOMAS, ii.
454
67
646
535-540

444
209
316

Printing, the Invention of, i.

PRIOR, JAMES, ii.

649 PRIOR, MATTHEW, i.

431
573

408

417

504
378
75

402

234

527-530
358

.

11

441-446, 517

223
49

246

Prophecy of Famine [Churchill], ii. 93
Prophetic Language, the, i.
Prosperity and Adversity, i.

521
241

Protector, Lord, a Panegyric to the,

i.

326

•

Protestant Infallibility, Ironical View

of, i.

666

539

74

Page
625

167
652

536

703
287
403

679

660

662

513

658

644

399

213

217

437

650

440

444

689

355
451

463

672
213

302

222

424

654

568

677

103

326
680

512

409

295

420

73
635

636

637

639

640

478
318

459

61

18