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A.

CADEMY, what a Youth firft Learns there,

N° 24:

Abfurdity, next to Wit for Laughter, N. 82. Advertisement to the Ladies concerning a Fine Gentle man, N. 34. About Monfieur D--'s being merry when he was dying, 39. About Batt. Pidgeon, 43.

Age dwells upon paft Times, N. 5. If Healthy, Happy,'

25.

Aguire, the Story of his Punishment, N. 8. His Paffion of Revenge, ibid.

Airs (Mr.) the Penman, his Vanity, N. 1.

Alcibiades, his Character, N. 81.

Alonzo (Don) a Story of his Jealoufy, and the fatal Effects of it, N. 37.

Aminta of Taffo, compar'd with Guarini's Paftor Fido, N. 28.

Animals, Mens Cruelty towards them, N. 61.

Ancients, all that's good in Writings not borrow'd from them, N. 12. The Humour of Crying them up reprov'd, 25

Apothecary, the Part of it in Caius Marius, N. 82. Arcadian, the True Character of one, N. 23. A Story of one, 32.

Artificers (Capita') their Petition to the Guardian, N. 64 Afpafia (or Lady Lizard) her Character, N. 2, 4. Afphialtes Lake, a Discourse of it, N. 60.

Author,

Author, Letter from One containing an Account of his
railing Contributions, N.58.

B.

ALLAD, Paftoral, N. 40.

Barbers good Hiftorians, N. 50. Inconveniencies of
it, ibid.

Bareface (Will) his Letter to the Guardian, to procure
him one of the Lizards for a Wife, N. 38.
Bath (Wife of) a Comedy; Its Character, N. 50.
Bawd, a Mother fo to her Daughter, N. 17.
Bear-baiting, a barbarous Cuftom, N. 61.
Beau, Academical; his Character, N. 10.
Beaus, their Species commiferated, N. 62.

Beveridge, Bifhop, a Quotation out of his Works, N. 74.
Books, a Choice Collection of, N. 60.

Boys, their Delights Cheap and Innocent, N. 62.
Building, Errors in Undertaking it, N. 6.

Burial (Chriftian) the Office of it folemn and moving,

N. 21.

C

C.

AMBRAY (Archbishop of) what he faid to the
French King about his Marriage with Madam Main-
tenon, N. 48. Tis the Occafion of his Difgrace ibid.
His Treatife of the Existence, Wisdom and Omnipotence
of God, 69.

Cardan, what he fays of the Affliction of Love, N. 7.
Cato, the Tragedy fo call'd; Its Character, N. 33. The
Prologue and Epilogue, ibid. Some of its Beauties, 43,
59. Its beautiful Similies, 64.

Charity recommended, N. 79.

Charwel (Mr.) the Merchant, his Character, Wealth and
Purchafe N. 9. His Improvements of his Eftate, ibid.
Chastity, the nobleft Male Qualification, N. 45.

Church (Chriftian) Its Divine Order ard Oeconomy, N. 70.
---Of England, its excellent Rules, 74. Its Term wants
Explanation, 8o. Mifapply'd, ibid.

Clergymen, the Refpe&t due to their Function, N. 3:
What thofe that take it upon them fhould propofe to
themfelves, ibid, 13. Abus'd by the Examiner, 80.

Cock-

Colbert (Mr.) his Converfation with the French King 24
bout the Power of the Dutch, N. 52.
Cock-fighting, a barbarous Cuftom, N. 61.

Cocking, a Precaution against it, N. 14.

Converfation, the noblet Privilege of Reafon, N. 24.
Rules for it, ibid.

Covetousness, Precautions againft it, N. 19, 49.
Country Life, it's Pleasures, N. 22.

Coward, never forgives, N. 20.

Cowley (Mr.) a Criticifm on his Songs, N. 16.
Crabtree (Major) his four Saying of the Ladies, N. 26.
Criticks, falle ones, N. 12. Obfervations on them, 77-
Criticifm on Song-Writing, N. 16.

Cuftoms, barbarous ones in England, N. 61.

Cyr (St.) Monaftery of, an Account of it, N. 48.
Cyrus, his Chastity, N. 45.

D.

DAUBIGNE (Meffieurs) Father and Grandfather of

Madam Maintenon, their Story, N. 46.

David's Lamentation for Jonathan; the Beauty of it, N. 51.
Dedications, the Abuse of 'em, N. 4. by Female Authors,
ibid. An Inftance of it, ibid. An Author's to himself, ibid.
Dewlip (Dick) well made for a Jefter, N. 42.

Defcartes, his Discovery of the Pineal Gland in the Brain,
N. 35.

Disorders of the Playhouse, by whom rais'd, N. 19.

Diftrefs, a Scene of it in the Tragedy of Anne Bullen,

N. 19.

Donne (Dr.) a Criticifm on his Songs, N. 16.

Dream of Reproof, Reproach, &c. N. 56.
Drefs, not to be too much valued or defpis'd, N. 10.
Druids, their Doctrine of the Tranfmigration of Souls,

N. 18.

Dryden, a Saying of his recommending Chaftity, N. 45.
Moral Verfes out of his Juvenal, N. 54.

Duel, the Danger of dying in one, N. 20.

D'Urfey (Mr.) the World's Ingratitude to him, N. 29.
His Newmarket Ode, 57. Other Odes of his, ibid. His
Merit, ibid. His Plotting Sifters recommended, and
why, 82.

Dutch, the Advantages they have over the French, N, 52.
E. EASE

E.

EASE in Writing, what it is, N. 12, 15. an Inftance-

of it in Love-Verses, ibid.

Enjoyment is the true Poffeffion, N. 49.
Enquiries into Religion urg'd, N. 75.)

Epic Poem, Rules concerning it, N. 12. A Receipt to
make one, 78.

Epigram, a French one, mifcalled a Song, N. 16.
Equality in Mens Happiness and Mifery, N. 54.
Effays on-feveral extraordinary Subjects, N. 6o.
Examiner, his Infolence and Ill Manners, N. 41. Mr. Steel's
Letter to the Guardian about him, 53. His Scandal on
the greatest Man in England reprov'd, ibid. An Advocate
for 2 Lady who was faid not to have been lain with, 63.
A very grofs Offender, 80. Mifapplies the word Church,
ibid. Abufes the Clergy, ibid. Lords and Commons,
ibid. His Falfehood, ibid.

F

AME. (Common) its House describ'd, N. 66.

Fine Gentlemen, a Discourse of them, N. 34.
Flattery, an Ingenious Satyr against it, N. 11..
Flies and Free-thinkers compar'd, N. 70.
Footman, one too Fat for his Master, N. 54.
Fornication, a Criticism upon it, N. 17. -

Free-thinkers, their Folly and Ignorance, N. 3, 9, 27, 55%
Description of their Pineal Gland, 39. Enemies to Let-
ters, 62. Compar'd to Flies, 70. Obfervations on them, 77,
French, their Poverty, N. 52..

French King, the Story of him and Madam Maintenon,
N. 47. Govern'd by her, 48. Marries her, ibid. Hs.
Converfation with Mr. Colbert about the Power of the
Dutch, 52.

Front-Box, how the Ladies are Marshall'd there, N. 29.
Future-State, Proofs of it from the Works of the Creati
on, N. 27.

G..

G.

GALLANTRY, the falfe Notions of it in this King?

20.

Gale (John) Many Prints of him, N. 1.

Garth (Dr.) his agreeable Epilogue to Cato, N. 23.
Gentlemanly, Gentleman-like, &c. How ill-apply'd, N.38.
Gladiator, a Statue of one as eafy as that of a Venus, N. 12.
Gnatho, the Mad Doctor's Letter to the Guardian, N. 11.
God, his Exiftence, Wisdom and Omnipotence demon-
ftrated, N. 69. Reflections on his Nature and Attri
butes, 74.

Good-Friday, Reflections Preparatory to the Day, N. 20. }
Good-Will and Charity recommended, N. 79.

Gospels, the Excellence of them, N. 21.

Greek two Sorts, N. 78.

Griffins, a Treatife of, N. 60.

Guardian, the Qualifications for one, N. 1. the Design of
this Paper, ibid. His Letter to Sir Harry Lizard about
Marriage, 68.

H.

AMLET, the Prologue to it as fpoken by Mr. Wil-
liam Peer, N. 82.

Happiness, various Notions of it, N. 31. With Refpect to
Marriage, ibid. in what it confifts, ibid.

Hawthorn (Nic.) his Whimsical Letter about Publick Spi-
rit, N. 58.

Hearty (Sir William) why he was not a Fine Gentleman

N. 34.

Henry VII.(Lord Verulam's History of) Criticisms on it, N.25.
Hilaria, her Madness and Cure, N. 11.

Hiftory, Rules for Writing it, N. 25.

Holiness, the Beauty of it, N. 21.

Horses, how manag'd by Sir Harry Lizard, N. 6.

How-d'ye call (Sufan) her Petition to the Guardian, N. 64.
Humour, Pleasant Miftakes concerning it, N. 42.
Hunting, a Remain of Gothick Barbarity, N. 61.

I.

I Am that I Am, Reflections on that Saying, N. 740.
Janglings, Matrimonial, N. 73.

Jealoufie, its fatal Effects, N. 37.

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