Sir Humphrey, a candidate for alderman, his expe- Character of the Greenhats, and their relation to 59 Greenhouse described Grogram, (Jeffery) his petition for interment... 179 Guilt applies the satires..... Gunner and gunster distinguished.. 88 Gunster in conversation, who to be so accounted.. 243 Hats, makers of, their petition against laced hats Hautboy, in a female concert Matched with the harpsichord.. His Iliad, in a journal.. Honest fellows described ... 59 Court of... Horace, his excellencies Some account of him and his writings No true greatness without it Human nature considered in its true dignity. Project for extirpating such Humphrey, (squire) bubbled at Bath Trelooby, his complaint against a sexton at Saint Paul's. 74 Hawksby, his raffling shop 59 Hercules, Prodigus', allegory concerning him... 98 Heydey, (Jack) whom he reduced 14 Indiscreet in his epithets.......... 6 6 187 2 4 157 259 45 Honesty as necessary in conversation as in commerce.. 219 Honour, the seat of it 202 Described... 270 153 101 ..... 250, 253, 256, 262, 265 173 98 98 87 264 157 Hunger, how to be satisfied Hunters, a meeting of them described What makes a man an ill husband 233 Hymn to the Supreme Being................. 241 120 JACK SPRUCE made half mad with a smile...... 206 Jacks, (Harry) why he deserved a statue........................................ 62 149 149, 150 40 40 Idleness, more destructive than the plague...... 127 Jealousy, her garments, complexion, and office....... 120 Jester distinguished from a flatterer.. 4, 7 81 246 The richest generally the best jester...... Imagination, the most active principle of the mind.. Imperceptibles, natural history of them Imperfection, what idea that word should convey 168 Inconstancy described by Hamlet.... 252 Indenture of marriage drawn up by Mr. Bickerstaff.. 199 landlord... No. 56 Le Brun's battle of Porus, its effects .47, Penny-post, sent as reprimands... 171 58 10 73 138 201 250 248 202 166 40 23 22 64 169 Langham, (Dr.) the astrologer, his peculiar generosity 174 43 63 63 63 63 54 190 248 26 157 69 156 157 40 73 105 58 58 93 54 197 96 84 268 4 153, 157 MACBETH, a scene in (68 Machiavel, author of a mischievous sect. Chiefly occasioned by pride..... Madonella, her scheme.... Account of a revolution in her platonic nunnery.... 91 82 S 47 90 206 works 108 47 148 No. Maria, distracted in her choice between a man of 91 Marinus, a good sea officer, exposed to a fellow of fire 61 Marriage described... Table of marriage.. Verses on, from Milton. Two ladics desire to marry the same man to prevent Settlements, by whom introduced Ill consequences attending them A settlement drawn up by Mr. Bickerstaff.. music ...... Modest men distinguished from modest fellows 75 157 40 79 Men, wherein they may distinguish themselves............... Of sense the women's humble servants .6. 66 Merit, obscure should be produced to public view...84, 87 45 ...... NAB, (Ralph) haberdasher of hats, his petition 69 199 233 233 Prince of, his gallantry. Naturalization act, its advantages............. 199 95 153 20 89 Different in men and women.. The chief ornament of the fair sex......... Monarchy, the genius thereof described.. 56 His reflections on Africanus.. 36 Monosyllables, a disgrace to the English language.... 230 Taken..... 62, 76 Montpelier compared to Anticyra.. Mopsa, her good fortune in the lottery prognosticated 124 124 In great danger of her life for being left out of the 146 Morphew, (John) appointed Mr. Bickerstaff's cham- General of the dead men......................... In town, described 40 109 119 166 166 52 52 52 970 Newspapers hurtful to weak heads Nestor, a great but too modest architect by the ladies OGLERS complained of by th The shifts they are put to... Chelsea College proposed for them Nicolini, (Signor) his excellencies on the stage......m 83 60 Nonsense, a prevailing part of eloquence among ladies 153 Noses, a dissertation on 260 Notch, (sir Jeffry) a member of the Trumpet Club... 132 254 Novellists, effects of their writings. Noy, his expedient to reclaim his son by a legacy.... Nunnery, by a platonic lady.. 32, The manner of receiving young ladies into nun- Almanack considered Discipline applauded. ........... 256 19, 42 14 Dangerous... Ogling gains women Old Bachelor, account of that comedy.. Opera, in female conversation.... The understanding has no part in it 50, 51 61 Organ-loft, ladies treated in one 53 His life of a month..... His checks and admonitions.... PACOLET, a guardian angel, his first appearance to Mr. Bickerstaff... Account of his former wards... his wife Painting the face censured Palamede his infamous adventure .......... A theme for Mr. Bickerstaff.. No. 52 39 .......... 30, 39 45 Observations on gamesters and sharpers ........ sharpers His death demonstrated.. Account of his funeral A letter from him, intimating some signs of re- suscitation 9 15 63 96 145 22 Walks, and denies his death staff a knave... ..... 157 4 161 179 186 On Mr. Bickerstaff for confessing his faults Pantomimes, what sort of persons in conversation... 268 Parents, the folly of partiality to their children....... 9 Paris Gazette burlesqued 27 Parsimony, a favourite in the temple of Avarice...... 232 118 Certificate of his death to prevent counterfeits.... 216 His letters to Mr. Bickerstaff.... 129, 187 Passion, a tragical instance of Pastorella, her conversion from coquetry. 56 99 153 9 236 25 Nunneries established by. Players, why they should be esteemed... Plays, proper incitements to good behaviour. Pleasing, in conversation, a happy talent..... His compliment and advice to Trajan Catalogue of the labours of one......... 211 Piper, (count) taken prisoner Pirates in printing and bookselling complained of and ...... 212 censured 82 Pistols, a fatal accident occasioned by loaded... A remedy for the spleen... Sir Francis Bacon's account of it... 19 20 67 161 7 209 167 184 211 41 269 154 253 32 63 C182 94 21 61 91 161 149 130 156 106 106 240 98 47 98 40 155 232 191 Polypragmon, character of a cunning fellow In distress 5, 6, 7 His modesty overcome with regard to the Neapo 129 Postman, the extraordinary talent of the author of the 178 108 Potatrix, (Elizabeth) catalogue of her ancestors...... 35 Disputes between him and Mr. Bickerstaff.. 44, 50, 115 Why he locked up the legs of his company 142 Propriety in words and thoughts explained. Prudence in women the same as wisdom in men .... Distinguished from coquettes..... QUACK doctors, their artifices 20 23, 24 147 22 24 127 186 127 A remarkable instance of it in a cobbler.... 134 man..... No. 51 Questioners described...... Quidnunc, his character of laziness RAFFLING-SHOP kept by a lawyer at Hampstead.. Rakes characterised Midnight, advice to.. Ralph Shallow the fine speaker... Ranter, (colonel) civilized at the sight of lady Betty Rape, trials for, mostly attended by women... 10 Read, (sir William) an eminent oculist. Reconsiderations on Instructions to Vanderbank, a poem.... 155 157 What part they bear in a female consort...... 183 A great instance of it in Regulus... Disposed of.... 113 Terræ Fillius at Oxford.. Punctuality a suspicious circumstance in visiting. An instance of.. Puppets, Mr. Powel's, whence taken... Puppet-show supplies the want of an act at Oxford... Mrs. Saraband's in the Exchange One of his golden sayings. 69 16 36 270 11 11 62 109 32 35 115 45 20 142 202 214 108 240 261 180 45 36 85 41 10 178 59 148 27 143 197 10 84 134 161 145 145 147 240 3 183 5 155 Recreations, the advantage of.. Recruiting Officer, a comedy, character of... Great Britain particularly fruitful in religions.. Reptile, (Dick) a member of the Sheer-lane Club, his character His reflections on the abuse of speech.. ******......... 132 Steele, (Mr.) his acknowledgement.. Stentor, a singer at St. Paul's reproved Admonished by one at St. Peter's.... 69 Reflections on the abuse of it... 47 88 96 Stocking, the custom of throwing it at weddings A never-failing remedy for it.... 47, Squibs, a branch of gunners, who to be so accounted. Staff of Life, his poem on the French king. A query concerning Stanwix, (general) his behaviour at Badajos... Anjou 74 Takes Balaguier.... 76 Statesman, what quality most essential to one........ 194 214 128 271 54 Story-tellers, bagpipes in conversation... Tedious.. The plan of one defarded... Swearing, a folly without temptation.. Success against the Muscovites ..... 54 61 A project for suppressing them Their employment in Mr. Bickerstaff's Bedlam.... 174 230 Of the scriptures more than human 78 85 142 114 122 135 163 205 205, 211 TABLE, who keeps the best............... ................ Tale-bearers, the use of them in Mr. Bickerstaff's Bedlam ..182 212 17 ..... No. 21 51 8 213 243 28 50 195 43 203 58 ..... ..... 25, ............. 49, 55, 175 Taliacotius, account of his cures... 42 Tea not used in the time of Elizabeth... 240 Of Honour 120 ....... 120 123 ...... 148 215 Vicissitudes of human life considered 14 Vignolles, (major) death of .... Villaria, the beauteous object of Orlando's affections. 50 More judicious in his epithets His allegories.... 6 His writings leave the mind composed. Virginal, who spaccounted in female conversation... 157 Heroic, wherein it consists............... 210 Virtuosi's, ridiculous studies of....... Visits ridiculed ........... When unseasonable A day-book kept of them..... 109 ***.......... 444- ) 47 67 93 93 23 47 57 63 132 966 218 142 |