13

Panegyrick upon Bickerstaff for confefsirg bis Faults.

Page 78
Partridge's Funeral.

252
Manner of furprizing Sharpers.

32
Penny-Poft Letters sent as private Reprimands. 1.92
Perhaps, when introduced in all Discourses, a sign of De-.
..cay of Affection.
Petticoats censured.

303
Petition not to proceed upon them, by one that hath ina

vented round Chairs, Coaches, and other Conveniences,
&c.

315
Physicians ordered to return from Bath.

147
Pirates complained of, and censured.

258
Play-house, one only ought to be fupported.

248
Pleasure, its Recommendations.

24-1
Poetaster's Catalogue of his Labours.

281
Poetajters ridiculed.

282
Poetry, the Efficacy of it on the Minds of its Readers.

246
Poetry, Sir Francis Bacon's Account of it.

294
Posture-Master censured.

292
Powell, an Excuse for writing against him.
Praise and Blame to be regarded only as relating to Things
strictly true.

218
Praise, how coveted by great Men.

219
Propriety of Words and Thoughts explain'd.

63

4

Quarrel between Mrs. Jenny and her Husband.. 183

-How prevented, and Mr. Bickerstaff's Advice shers-

upon.
Queen, an Eulogium on her Government.

210

218, 219

Raffling-Shop kept at Hampstead, by Hawksly a Lawyer.

44
Rape, the Trial most attended by Women.

178
Remarks

Remarks of fome Readers on the Table of Fame Page 174
Ridiculo, how to be used.

63
Rochefocault's Writings censured.

293
Rofin, the Fidler; History of his Life, with his Wife

278
-Her Stratagen to prevent hør Gallant's Marriage

279
Round Stool, à Gentleman affronted by being placed upon
it

198

39

184

Sgrire, how useful.

$6
Satirifts cenfured.

292
Sasirijs (French) confured.

ibid.
Scipio's generous Treatment of 4 Captive Lady.
Serpent.

199
Sbarpers represented by a pack of Dogs:

43
Their Character.

29
Reception.

30
-Their Practices at Batha

80
Signs of Coxcombs.

237
Smirná Coffee-house recommended for Msufock, Patry, and
Politicks.

151
Snap-Dragon illustrated.
Socrates's Allegory of the Origine of Love.

208
Speech in its greatest Perfection in an accomplish'd Woman:

64
Spieen cured.
Squib.

199
Stentar reproved.

Complaints of the Injury done by his. Bawling.
-Admonishid by one of St. Peter's.

57
Strephon's Manner of winning a Lady.

32
Successes of the Tatler at Oxford,

117
Sweden (the King of bis Defeat.

258

21

22

Theatrical Representations usefuta

Page 248
Tournay, the Besiegers Bravery.
Its Surrender,

66
Tragical Relations.

169
Transitions in Writings, &c. illustrated.

95
Travelling discussedo
- How useless to many.

223
Tristram (Sir) his character.

36
Triumphs, how abused by the Haughtiness of the Romans,
with Regard to their Captives.

67
Trubies, their Character.

70

222

79

252

Vafer, a Bubble, his Speech on Sharbers.
Varillus's Character:
Vittory of Blaregnies, the Truth of it questioned. 78

The Glories of it defcribed.
Virtur, its Recoinnsendasions,

241
Vision of Justice.
vision of Juffice continued.

258
Visiting, the Attendance of Ladies exposed. 296
Vifits, a Day-Book-kept of them

298
Visits ridiculed and cen ured.

247, 249
Visits un seasonable, when.

205
Upholders permitted to bury the Dead.

250
Vulgar, who

102

Walter Wisdom's Character,

His Pretensions to Cleora.
War-Horse to be let.

745
ibid.

60

Weeping,

210

Weeping, its Causes.

Page 106 Wildair's Character, and how reformed by the Generosity of his Father..

48 William (King), an Eulogium on him, Window-Breakers with Half-pence.

146 Wit and Breeding local,

34 Wit judged by Men's Purses. Women, their Want of a regular Education,

57 - Compared with those of the laf Age.

36

58