plished woman

92, 137

191

180

47,80

182

Society, the pleasure of, described by Milton

Socrates, his allegory of the origin of love

His behaviour at the Athenian theatre.

His doctrines .

Softly, (Ned) a pretty poet, sonnet by

Sorrow, expressed by Shakspeare

A saying of Epictetus concerning it

Soul, human, considered

South. (Dr.) character of his sermon

Quotations from

Spa water, design of the coquettes to bring it up 107
Speaking, what manner most offensive
Speech in its greatest perfection in an accom-

Reflections on the abuse of it

Spenser, the tenth canto of his fourth book trans-
posed.

Spindle, (Tom) how cured of the spleen
Spleen, its effects

A never-failing remedy for it

Squibs, a branch of gunners, who to be so accounted

Squires, country, described

Staff of Life, his poem on the French king
Stage or theatre, the use of

A query concerning

Stanwix, (general) his behaviour at Badajos

Staremberg, (general) beats the army of the duke

of Anjou

Takes Balaguier

Statesman, what quality most essential to one.

State weather-glass, description and use of

Statira, account of her distress .

Steele, (Mr.) his acknowledgement

Injuries done by his bawling.
Admonished by one at St. Peter's.

Thorold, (sir George) declared alderman
Timoleon, on honour and title.
Tintoret, (Tom) the vintner, instances of his art
in colouring liquors

Tiptoe, (Tom) a stage-coach to his dancing.
school advertised

No.

93

134

11

171

131

62

180

Passion of, how to be expressed

47

Tedious.

132, 264

Transitions illustrated

67