MISCELLANIES IN PROSE AND VERSE,
BY THE DEAN;

DR. DELANY, DR. SHERIDAN, MRS. JOHNSON,
AND OTHERS, HIS INTIMATE FRIENDS.

WITH EXPLANATORY NOTES
ON ALL THE FORMER VOLUMES,
BY THE EDITOR.

" IN THREE VOLUMES.

VOLUME THE SECOND..

LONDON,

PRINTED FOR J. NICHOLS:

SOLD BY H. PAYNE, PALL-MALL;
AND N. CONANT, FLEET-STREET.

MDCCLXXIX.

CONT TENTS

O F

THE SECOND VOLUME.

MR.

R. Collins's Difcourfe of Free-thinking, put
into English, by Way of Abstract, for the Ufe

of the Poor,

Additional Notes,

p. I

p. 61

The Importance of the Guardian confidered, in a

Second Letter to the Bailiff of Stockbridge. By

a Friend of Mr. Steele,
p. 69

AModeft Enquiry into the Reafons of the Joy ex-

preffed by a certain Set of People, upon spreading

the Report of Her Majefty's Death,
p. 113

The Right of Precedence between Civilians and Phy-

ficians enquired into,

P. 143

A Defence of English Commodities: Being an An-

fwer to the Propofal for the Univerfal Ufe of

Irib Manufactures,

Epiftolary Correspondence:

Letter I. To the Athenian Society,

II. Dr. Swift to Mifs Waryng,

III. To the Rev. Dr. Tifdell,

IV. Lord Belingbroke to Mr. Prior,

V. Dr. Swift to Robert Cope, Efq.

VI. To Robert Cope, Efq.

VII. To Robert Cope, Efq.

d2

· P. 177

p. 195

P. 200

p. 207

P. 216

P. 223

P. 226

P. 229

VIII. To

Letter VIII. To Robert Cope, Efq.

IX. Dr. Swift to Robert Cope, Efq.

X. To the Earl of Peterborough,

XI. Mr. Gay and Mr. Pope to Dr. Swift,

p. 235

P. 238

P. 241

XII. Dr. Swift to Mr. Worrall,

XIII. Lord Bolingbroke to Dr. Swift,

P. 250

P. 254

XIV. Dr. Swift to John Barber, efq.

XV. To Robert Cope, Efq.

XVI. Mr. Pilkington to Mr. Bowyer,

XVII, Mr. Pilkington to Mr. Bowyer,

XVIII. Mr. Pilkington to Mr. Bowyer,

XIX. Mr. Pilkington to Mr. Bowyer,

XX. Mr. Faulkner to Mr. Bowyer,

P: 277

P. 282

P. 2831

P. 305

the Dif

A Narrative of the feveral Attempts, which

fenters of Ireland have made for a Repeal of the

Sacramental Teft,

Additional Notes,