PAGZ.
Thurlau', Lord Chancellor, his generous offer to Johnson of a

sum to enable him to travel for the recovery of his
health

573

U. V.
Universal Vifitor, account of the writers of the

351
Urquhart, Sir Thomas, account of him

299
Vanbrugb (the architect)

373
Virtue, the opinions of Lord Shaftesbury, Dr. Clarke, and
Mr. Wollaston, on

253

39

W.
Walpole, Mr. Horatio, his speech on a bill for the encourage-
ment of seamen

125
Walpole, Sir Robert, his conduct as a minister

130
- on his death-bed, predicted the rebellion of 1745 131
characterized

514
W'almsley, Mr. Gilbert, his character

34
his letter to Mr. Collon, in favour of Johnson and Gare

rick
Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester, his rise

68
- commencement of his acquaintance with Pope

69
Watchmaking, the decline of that business

510
Watkins, Mr. many of his pupils writers in the Gentleman's
Magazine

47
Webb, Mr. Foster, a writer in the Gentleman's Magazine ibid.
Whitehead, Paul, anecdotes of him

330
Williams, Anna, her history

321
prayer for her by Johnson in her illness

558
dies

ibid.
Williams, Zachariah, her father, his history

321
Wills, the imprudence of deferring the making of them to the
last hours of life, exemplified in Dr. Johnson

602
Wilson, Dr. a physician and a humorist, account of him

433
Wit by profession, characterized

457
Wollafron, his definition of Virtue

253
Woodward, Dr. his rencounter with Dr. Mead

245
Y.
Young, Dr. Edward, a client of Lord Melcombe

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183, line 28, for Metnor, read Mentor.
245, in the note, for the way leading from the outer

court, read leading from Broad freet.
247, line antepenult. for procure, read of procuring,
274, line 21, for examplars, read exemplars.

4,
for

or, read of.
486, line 20, for Thompson, read Thomson.
600, line 21, for examplar read exemplar.

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