Panegyrick upon Bickerstaff for confeffing his Faults. Partridge's Funeral. Manner of furprizing Sharpers. Penny-Poft Letters fent as private Reprimands. Page 71 252 32 192 Perhaps, when introduced in all Difcourfes, a Sign of De-. " Petticoats cenfured. 13 303 Petition not to proceed upon them, by one that hath in- Phyficians ordered to return from Bath. 315 147 Pirates complained of, and cenfured. 258 Play-house, one only ought to be fupported. 248 Pleafure, its Recommendations. 241 Poetafter's Catalogue of his Labours. Poetafters ridiculed. Poetry, the Efficacy of it on the Minds of its Readers. Poetry, Sir Francis Bacon's Account of it. 281 282 246 294 Pofture-Mafter cenfured. 292- Powell, an Excufe for writing against him. Strictly true. Praife and Blame to be regarded only as relating to Things Praife, how coveted by great Men. Propriety of Words and Thoughts explain'd. 218 219 63 Raffling-fhop kept at Hampstead, by Hawksly a Lawyer. 44 Rape, the Trial moft attended by Women. 178 * Remarks Remarks of fome Readers on the Table of Fame. Page 174 Ridicule, how to be used. Rochefocault's Writings cenfured 63 293 278 Rofin, the Fidler; Hiftory of his Life, with his Wife. Her Stratagem to prevent her Gallant's Marriage. 279 Round Stool, à Gentleman affronted by being placed upon 148 Satire, how useful. Satirifts cenfured. Satirifts (French) cenfured. Scipio's generous Treatment of a Captive Lady. Serpent. Sharpers reprefented by a Pack of Dogs. Their Character. - Signs of Coxcombs. Smirna Coffee-houfe recommended for Musick, Poetry, and Politicks. Snap-Dragon illuftrated: Socrates's Allegory of the Origine of Love. Speech in its greatest Perfection in an accomplish'd Woman. 184 64 199. 21 Stentar reproved. Complaints of the Injury done by his Bawling. Admonish'd by one of St. Peter's. Triumphs, how abufed by the Haughtiness of the Romans, Travelling difcuffed How useless to many. Triftram (Sir) his Character. with Regard to their Captives. Trubies, their Character. V. 223 36 67 70 Vafer, a Bubble, his Speech on Sharters. Varillus's Character. Victory of Blaregnies, the Truth of it questioned. The Glories of it defcribed. 247, 249 205 250 102 Walter Wisdom's Character, War-Horfe to be let. 245 60 Weeping, Weeping, its Caufes. Wildair's Character, and how reformed by the Generofity of his Father. William (King), an Eulogium on him. Window-Breakers with Half-pence. Wit and Breeding local. Wit judged by Men's Purses. Women, their Want of a regular Education. Page 100 48 210 146 34 36 57 58 FINIS. |