SKELTON, JOHN, i.

SKINNER, JOHN, ii.
Skylark, to a, ii.
Skylark, the, ii.
Sleep, to, i.

Sleep, Epigram on, ii.
Sleep, the House of, i.

Sleeping Child-[S. T. Coleridge],

ii.

.

Sleeping Child-Professor Wilson],
ii.

82, 232-234
82, 83

194

493
684

196

Page

148, 222
148

Sleeping Figure of Modena, ii.

SMART, CHRISTOPHER, ii.
SMITH, ALBERT, ii.

435
442
108-112
629
207, 242
429-433

•

SMITH, DR ADAM, ii.

•

SMITH, JAMES and HORACE, ii.
SMITH, HORACE, ii..
627
SMITH, MRS CHARLOTTE, ii. 273-275, 554
SMITH, REV. J. ii.

SMITH, REV. SIDNEY, ii.
SMITH, DR SOUTHWOOD, ii.

646
655, 695
703
524
64-68, 165-170
Snails, upon the Sight of two, i.
Society compared to a Bowl of Punch,

SMITH, WILLIAM, ii.

SMOLLETT, T. G. ii.

•

i.

275
624
Socrates, Condemnation and Death
of, ii.
634-636
216
287
39
440
140

Soldier, a Drowned, i.

Soldier's Home, the, ii.

Solicitude [Pastoral Ballad], ii.
Solitary Tomb, the, ii.

Solitude on a Battle-field, ii.
Solitude, Ode to, ii.

119

Solitude preferred to a Court Life,

&c. i.

morn), i.

Song-(Auld Robin Forbes), ii.

Song-(Away! let nought to love

displeasing), ii.

i.

Song (Ask me no more where Jove
bestows), i.
Song (At setting day and rising

Solomon, Abra's Love for, i.
SOMERVILLE, WILLIAM, i.
Song-A Wet Sheet and a Flowing
Sea, ii.

•

Song-Ae Fond Kiss, ii.
Song-(Ah, Chloris! could I now but
sit), i.

358
Song-(Ah, the poor shepherd's mourn-
ful fate), ii.
Song-(Amarantha, sweet and fair),

25

Song, Convivial, i.

Song of the Crazed Maiden, ii.
Song to David, ii.
Song-(Dorinda's sparkling wit and
eyes), i.

Song (Dry those fair, those crystal
eyes), i.

Song to Echo, ii.

Bong-Farewell to Ayrshire, ii.

19
118

635

513

50
405

135

Song-Bruce's Address, ii.

486

Song-(Busy, curious, thirsty fly), ii. 121
Song-Constancy, i.

357

225

315
109-112

188
537
580

501

486

203

676

436 Song-(Love wakes and weeps), ii.
293 Song-Macpherson's Farewell, ii.

·

436 Song-Mary Morison, ii.
294 Song to May, ii.
351 Song-May-Eve, or Kate of Aber-
deen, ii.
Song-Menie, ii.

45
128

399 Song-My Bonny Mary, ii.

499
210

Song-(Give me more love, or more
disdain), i.

Song-Gloomy Winter's now Awa,'

377

118

273

492

ii.

Song-(Go, lovely rose), i.

Song-(Go, youth beloved, in distant
glades), ii.

Song (Good night and joy be wi' ye
a'), ii.

Song-(Hast thou seen the down in
the air), i.
Song-(I prithee send me back my
heart), i.

Song (If I had thought thou couldst
have died), ii. .

136

136

411
39

Song-Jemmy Dawson, ii.

Song-Jenny Dang the Weaver, ii. 494
Song-Look out, bright eyes, and
bless the air), i.

•

Song (Love still has something of
the sea), i.

Page

121

492

323

Song-(My dear mistress has a heart),
i.

301

Song-My Nanie O, ii.

344

93 Song-My only Jo and Dearie O, ii.
Song-(0, Nanny, wilt thou gang wi'
me), ii.
Song-(0 tuneful voice! I still de-
plore), ii.
Song (Oh do not wanton with those
eyes), i.

·

Song-(Oh say not that my heart is
cold), ii.
Song-Pack clouds away, and wel-
come day), i.
Song-(Phillis, men say that all my
Vows), i.

•

Song by Rogero in The Rovers-(When-
e'er with haggard eyes I view), ii.
Song-(Say lovely dream), i.
Song-(Sweet woman is like the fair
flower in its lustre), i.

•

573
491

491
491

Song-The Braes o' Balquhither, ii.
Song-The Braes o' Gleniffer, ii.
Song-The Flower o' Dumblane, ii.
Song-(The lark now leaves his watery
nest), i.
Song-The Last Time I came o'er the
Moor, i.

147

585
115

Song-The Parting Kiss, ii.

•

501

154

•

Song The Poet's Bridal Day, ii.
Song-The Royalist, i.
Song-The Saint's Encouragement, i. 153
Song-(The season comes when first
we met), ii.
Song-There is a Garden in her Face,
i.

280

.

228
471

135

377

357

276

166

225

498

356

144

136

Song-(Think not of the future), ii.
Song-('Tis now, since I sat down
before), i.

Song-(To all you ladies now at land),
i.
Song-Too late, alas! I must confess),

i.

144

Song-(What ails this heart o' mine?)
ii.

120

Song (What bird so sings, yet so does
wail), i.
585 Song (What pleasure have great
276 princes), i.

Song-When the Kye comes Hame,
ii.

Song-(While on those lovely looks
I gaze), i.

.

Song-(Why should you swear I am
forsworn), i.

Song-(Why so pale and wan, fond
lover?) i.

358

386
485
486
273, 362

281

495

Song (Wi' drums and pipes the
clachan rang), ii.
Song-(Woo'd, and married, and a'),

ii.

Song-Would you know what's soft),

209

121
486
486

357

501
492

76

280

113

411

221

358

296
328

508

126

120

·

Sonnets of Sir Philip Sidney, i.
Sorceress of Vain Delight, i.
Sorcery and Witchcraft, i.
SOTHEBY, WILLIAM, ii.
Soul and Body, the, i.
Soul, Immortality of the, ii.
Soul's Errand, the, i.

•

Soul's Immortality, Reasons for the,
i.

109

South American Scenery, ii.
346
SOUTH, DR ROBERT, i.
440
SOUTHERNE, THOMAS, i.
588
SOUTHEY, R. ii. 347-350, 642, 645, 691
SOUTHEY, MRS, ii.
460
Southey's Epitaph, ii.
350
SOUTHWELL, ROBERT, i.
96
Speaking, Evil, i.
SPEED, JOHN, i.

.

283

263
263
420-422
686
85
496
72
437
375

306, 307
448-450

SPELMAN, SIR HENRY, i.
SPENCER, THE HON. W. R. ii.
SPENCER, MR, ii.
SPENSER, EDMUND, i.
Spenser and Milton, i.
Spirit of the Cape, the, ii.
Spiritual Pride, i.
Splendid Shilling, the, i.
SPOTISWOOD, JOHN, i.
SPRAT, DR THOMAS, i.
Sprig of Heath, on a, ii.
Spring, Approach of, i.
Spring, Birds Pairing in, ii.
Spring, a Northern, ii.
Spring, Ode to, ii.
Spring, Showers in, ii.
Spring, the Voice of, ii.
Squire and the Dove, i.
Squire of Low Degree, i.
ST COLUMBANUS, i.

•

333

228

274

406

157, 160
82
124
271
360, 514
453
195
85

Stag-Hunt-[Sir Philip Sidney], i.
Stag-Hunt-[Michael Drayton], i.

406

281
121

15
456

277

15
438

91

10
1
55
261
644

ST JOHN, JAMES, ii.

St John, Letter to Sir William, i. 256
St Leon's Escape from an Auto de
Fe, ii.
566-568
28
361
233
99

326

289

472

471

406

427
427

302

Page

STANHOPE, EARL OF CHESTER-
FIELD, ii.

STANLEY, THOMAS, i.

248
319-321, 527
Stanzas (As when a lady, walking
Flora's bower), i.

129

462

Stanzas (Away with the pleasure
that is not partaken!) ii.
Stanzas (Oddly called by Herbert
The Pulley.') i.

132

402

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

Star of Bethlehem, ii.

STRYPE, JOHN, i.

STUART, DR GILBERT, ii.

422

302

174

455

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

680
602-609
546

679

STERLING, JOHN, ii.
472
STERNE, LAWRENCE, ii.
171-175
STEWART, PROFESSOR DUGALD, ii. 647
STILL, JOHN, i.
164
437, 438
157

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.

Side Tails, i.

Suretyship and Borrowing, i.

SURREY, EARL OF, i.

Studies, i.

Studies, Useful, i.

Study of God's Works, i.

Study, Injudicious Haste in, i.

Study of Natural Philosophy Favour-

able to Religion, i..

Study of Nature Recommended, i.
Study should be Relieved by Amuse-
ment, i.

ii.

76
STUKELEY, WILLIAM,
243
Style, Simplicity of, Recommended, i. 75
Sublimity, on, ii.

SUCKLING, SIR JOHN, i.
Summer Evening, ii.

219
134-137
6, 15
15, 427

Summer Morning, ii.

378
346

362

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

Sutherland, to the Duchess of, ii.

Swaggering Bully and Boaster, i.
SWAIN, CHARLES, ii.

Swallow, the, i.

Swedish Society-[Laing], ii.
Sweet Neglect, the, i.
Sweet William's Farewell to Black-

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-

659

192

243

294

302

513

517
524

•

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.
313 Thief and the Cordelier, i.
156 Thinking, on, ii.

687 THOMSON, DR ANDREW, ii.

608 THOMSON, JAMES, ii.

249

132

689

594

473

365

686

113

198
490
9, 10

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.

217

202

Eyed Susan, i..

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

549

jects, i.

634

Swiss and Italians Contrasted, ii.

60

Sword Chant of Thorstein Raudi, ii. 504
Sylvan Retreat, Description of a, i. 38
SYLVESTER, JOSHUA, i.
Syren's Song, the, i.
Tabernacle and Temple of the Jews, i. 427
Tailor, of a Precise, i.

84
129

Tale of Anningait and Ajut, ii.

104
153

TOBIN, JOHN, ii.

Talent and Genius, ií.

622 TOD, LIEUT.-COL. JAMES, ii.

Tales of Travellers, i.
TALFOURD, T. N. ii.

260 Toilet, the, i.

521

Toleration, i.

Tamerlane-Term of his Conquest,

•

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

•

218

•

tween, ii.
Town Ladies, Satire on, i.
Taste-[Pleasures of Imagination], ii. 46 TOWNLEY, REV. MR, ii.
TAYLOR, HENRY, ii.
TAYLOR, ISAAC, ii.

524

Travellers, Tales of, i.

Thoughts in a Garden, i.

Thoughts of Heaven, ii.
THRALE, MRS, ii.

Three Rules to be Observed for the

Preservation of a Man's Estate, i.
Thunder-Storm, ii.

701 Treason, of, i.

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

THURLOW, EDWARD LORD, ii.
Thyestes, Extract from, i.
TICKELL, THOMAS, i.
Tidings fra the Session, i.
TIGHE, MRS, ii.

TILLOTSON, JOHN, i.
Timber, i.
Time-(Why sitt'st thou by that
ruined hall), ii.

Time, Thoughts on, ii.

Time, Wrecks and Mutations of, ii.
Time's Alteration, i

151

233

Tree, Full-Blossomed, i.
322 Triumph, Her, i.
381 TROLLOPE, Mrs, ii.

67

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

Truth and Sincerity, Advantages of,

i.

248
390
362

385
9

69

230

96

198

672

278

327

321

402

422

472

280

Treasures of the Deep, the, iL
TREBECK, GEORGE, ii.

277
449

TUCKER, ABRAHAM, ii.
Tuft-Hunting, ii.
Tullochgorum, ii.

TURNER, SHARON, IL
TUSSER, THOMAS, i.
Tweedside, ii.

301

298

319
440

215

50

464
83

155

148

WACE, i.

WADDINGTON and HANBURY, ii.
WAKEFIELD, GILBERT, ii.

Vintner, a, i.

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

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

424

295

Virtue, i.

356 Virtue and Happiness in the Coun-
try, ii.

135

Virtue more Pleasant than Vice, i.

WALDIE, MISs, ii.

260

Wallace, Adventure of, i.

104 Wallace, Escape of, from Perth, i.

532

679 Virtue and Vice Declared by the

558

General Vote of Mankind, i.

479

275

113

611

1.39

400

434

150

1月

636

48

129

191

164

557

渴

241

433

435

Wallace, the Death of, i.
WALLER, EDMUND, i.
WALPOLE, HORACE, ii.
WALTON, IZAAK, i.

Walton, Izaak, Invitation to, i.
Wanderer, the, ii.
Want, Against Repining in the Sea-
son of, i.

Wappy, Casa, ii.
War, Image of, ii.

War of the League, the, ii.

War, Picture of, ii.

War, Picture of the Miseries of, ii.

WARBURTON, BISHOP, ii.
WARD, R. P. ii.

WARNER, DR, ii.

Warnings, the Three, ii.
WARREN, SAMUEL, ii.

Page

31
325-328
176, 249
415-417
353

3

Warrior King, Death of the, ii.
Warriors, i.

Warriors their Departed Spirits-

470

456

223

214, 215
610
192

124

629

477

392

[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

611

Coverley's Visit to, i.
Westminster, on the Tombs in, i. 119

Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea, ii.
What is Life? ii.

99

278
699
• 654

473
5, 216
505
211
135

458
475

390

.

WHATELY, ARCHBISHOP, ii.
WHEWELL, REV. WILLIAM, ii.
Whistlecraft-[JOHN H. Frere], In-
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.

348

101

442-445

216

307
479
678
354

366, 367

668

by

299
301-303

€88

216

118

WILBERFORCE, WILLIAM, ii.

Wild Deer, Address to a, ii.
WILKINS, DR JOHN, i.
Will, the, i. .

Will for the Deed, the, i.
Will, the Necessity of the, i.
William III. Character of, i.
William and Margaret, ii.

Williams, Caleb, Concluding Scene
of, ii.

WILLIAMS, H. W. ii.

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

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

THE END.

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

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

.

348
421

234

633

520

655

435

446

111

442

268

491

41

99
322

46
68

650

640

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.

Women, Praise of Good, i.
WOOD, ANTHONY, i.
Woodman's Walk, the, i.

22
8
527
228

·

Woods, Sunrise and Sunset in the, ii. 689
WORDSWORTH, DR C. ii.
671
WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM, ii. 322-333
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.

431

322
316

409

410

431

WORTLEY, LADY EMMELINE, ii.
WOTTON, SIR HENRY, i.
WOTTON, WILLIAM, i.
WRIGHT, THOMAS, ii.

Writers that Carp at other Men's
Books, i.

18
262

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.

17
266
362

657 Wyoming, Battle of, &c. ii.
437 Ye Mariners of England, ii.
Yeoman of Henry VII.'s Time, i.
YOUNG, EDWARD, ii.
Young Lochinvar, ii.

70
598

161

311

453

188

417
473

104, 265
506
642

104

436

653

98
47

392
28
372

373

65
.6-12
384
594
622
345

320

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,
ii.
551-553