Cortes, Hernando, history of his
conquest of New Spain, iv. 35,

47.

Coryate, T. the traveller, letter of,
x. 331.

Costanza, Angelo de, ix. 72.

Cotswold muse,

iii. 193.

lion, meaning of the term, Cowper, Dr. lines by, x. 277.

i. 248, note.

Cottingham, Capt. iv. 158.

Cottington, Lady Ann, vi. 192.
Cotton, Sir Robert, vii. 132.

Rev. Reynell, vii. 395.
Charles, the father, Claren-

don's character of, iii. 63, note.

Cotton's Letter Declaratorie, refuta-
tion of, x. 343.
Coventry statesman, ix. 27.

Mr. of Magdalen College,

Cambridge, iv. 399.

arms, v. 32.

Coulf arms, v. 40.
Councellys, abbrevyacyon of all
the generall, holden in Grecia,
&c.by John le Maire de Belges,
v. 288.
Counsellors of a prince, treatise
concerning, by Thomas Blunde-
vill, v. 371.
Country conversations, vi. 381.
contentments, by G. Mark-

ham, v. 109.
Countryman's Recreation, or the
Art of Planting, &c. v. 170.
Jewell, or the Go-
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v. 103.

Coverdale, Miles, Christian exhor-

tation, &c. x. 7.

W. remarks on the charac-

ter of, viii. 23.

Couper arms, v. 40.

Courcy, Richard de, x. 447,

Craven, alderman, ii. 356.

William, Lord, iii. 242.

Marion, ob. x. 468.

Coursing, observations on, x. 108, Crawford, A. x. 436.

note.

Court of James I. iv. 139.

Creon, Guy de, iv. 248.

and character of King James, Crescenzio dell' Agricoltura, a fine

iv. 162.
Courtesie, Castle of, a poem, by J.
Yates, ii. 11.

Courtier of Count Baldessar Casti-
lio, by Thomas Hobby, v. 393.
Courtlie controversie of Cupid's
cautels, x. 318.
Courtnay family, viii. 168; history
of, x. 32.

their first settle-

ment in England, iv. 229.
Couteau, Anthony, iv. 7.

Crimes, on the best means of pre-
venting, vii. 217.

Cripps, R. his curious Greek MS,
described by Dr. Raine, x. 357.
St. Crispin's triumph over Pope In-
nocent, iii. 285,

-, public, on the present Currie, Dr. James, memoir of, vii.
state of, 193.

Sir D. iii. 364, iv. 179.
Dalton, Richard, x. 427.

legend of, by Drayton, ii. Dalyell, Mr. cursory remarks, &c.

Crowland abbey, co. Lincoln, x. 365. Daniel the Prophet, exposition of,

Walter, i. 165.

De la Beche, v. 66.
De la Fontaine arms, v. 44.
Delany, Dr. x. 407.

Mary, epitaph on, x. 16.
Delapole, M. Earl of Suffolk, i. 216.
Deletauville, Thomas, x. 420.
Della Casa's Galateo, by R. Peter-
son, v. 394.

De Lolme, J. L. x. 460.
Delone, Thos. x. 10.
De Missy, Mr. x. 411.

Denbigh, Earl of, iii. 123; iv. 156.
Dendrologia, by J. Howell, vi. 258.
Denmark, Baron Maseres on the
different classes of, x. 364./
Dennis, John, vii. 143.
Denton Court, Kent, ix. 53.

Northumberland, 53, 60.
Derby, Charles, Earl of, on the Pro-
testant Religion, vi. 333.

Ferdinando, Earl of, ii. 420.
Alice, Countess of, lines on

her marriage, ii. 420.

John, x. 414.

Derbyshire, iii. 227.

Davors, J. the supposed author of the Derendel's, Peter, Purtreatures of

Secrets of Angling, x. 258.

Davy, Robert, poems by, x. 166.

Day, John, iii. 33.

Thos. Esq. epitaph on, x. 34.
Deal Castle, Kent, iv. 387.
Deal arms, v. 40.
Dean-Prior, co. Devon. iii. 110.
Death, description of, vi. 20.

Erasmus's exhortation,against
the chances of, vi. 3.

Sir T. Elyot's preservative

against, v. 423.
De Best arms, v. 43.
Debt, on imprisonment for, viii. 203.
Deckar's Gull's horn-book, iii 151.
Decker, Sir Matthew, v. 186.
Thos. x. 10, note.

the Bible, v. 300.

Dering, Edward, iv. 2S5.

Dermody, Thomas, memoir of, viii.

3.

Derrick, Mr. x. 407.

Derry, the town of, the name

changed into Londonderry, iv. 88.
Description, one of the charms of
poetry, vii. 422, note.
Descriptiones persecutiones quam
in Anglia sustinent Catholice
Christiani, vi. 71.

Descriptive poetry, essay on, pro-
posed by Thomson, iii. 317.
Desenfans, N. ob. x. 461.
Desert's complaint, ii. 387.
Despenser family, iv. 247.

his villanies disco- Detection of the court and state of
Eugland under James 1. &c. iv.
169.

vered, vi. 182.
Declaration of John Robins, &c.
Ranters, iii. 210.
De Curcy family, viii. 168.
Deering, Dr. biographical notice of,
viii. 22.

Dee, Dr. his conferences with spi-
rits, vi. 367.

Deeds, ancient mode of executing,

x. 371.

Degore, Syr, the romance of, i. 30.
De Foe, Daniel, vii. 6.

De Grey, Mr. ix. 64.
Deincourt, Walter, iv. 248.
Dekkar, Thos. i. 188.

Devise of a gentlewoman, by Whet-
stone, vi. 12.

Devil, the, his service in a religious
house, vi. 246.

Devil's Charter, a tragedy, by
Barnes, ii. 83.

Devill turned Ranter, iii. 206.
Devis, Lockyer, x. 427.

Devises of Warre, and a play, at
Awsterley, i. 314.
Devonshire, Earl of, funeral poem
on the death of, ii. 35.

Devonshire, hymn by the Duchess | Discourse on the Public Revenues,

Du Bartas's Divine Weeks, ii. 183.
his Translation of Dubois, Dorothea. x. 411.
Dublin Bills of Mortality, Obser-
vations on, v. 180.

Scott's edition of his works, Durno, Sir James, x. 459.