623
323 nomenon feen there
Conftitution antient, prefera-
ble to the modern 20. Con-
ftitution Ecclefiaftical Part of,
confider'd
14
Converfion of the Saxons,
14
when
Convenience none without In-
728

Catechism of Missi--488 Conftantinople, a ftrange Phe-
Carolina and Georgia
Cenfure unjust
Cham of Tartary, depos'd 555
Charitable Corporation, Direc-
tors of, profecuted 289
Charity of a Gentleman un-
known 290. An amiable and
useful Virtue
728
Charles 1. his Murder 63
China, new Emperor of, his
great Efteem for the Roman
Catholick Religion 751. De-
fcription of to be printed 738
Chinefe, their Military Difci-
pline
471
Children's Petition against
School Discipline
331
Chriftnings (See Burials)
Chriftian Communion, Point of
Stated
21

200

Chriftian Slaves, their Suffer-
ings 201. Propofal for a Tax
on the Theatres for their
Redemption
Church Subfcription confider'd
63. A. Bp of Canterbury's
Opinion of it ib. Prevents a
young Gent, from taking Or-
ders
523
Civil Lift, Medium of replac'd
304. Increase of
341
Clarendon Ld, remarks on 72
Clergymens Sons Feaft
Clergy, float between Philofo
phers and Conjurors

109

65

-Inferior, Hardships of 207.
Grounds of the Contempt of
them 251. No contemptible
Office 252. Their Conduct
Vindicated 269. Have no
Power to make Canons or
Laws to bind the Subject
without Confent of Parlia-
ment 320. Call'd the Am-
baffadors of God 607. Re-
flections on their being term'd
fo
Coffee PlantationsSuccefs of 748
Coifing a modern Fashion 378
Collection of Tax for lighting
the City
550
Comment on Q. Elizabeth's
Maxims 733-
Remarks on
her Conduct 736. Examples
of her feverity 735. Her
Reign cenfur'd
737
Complaint of the Children of
Ifrael 218, 237. Refuted

654

conveniences

Hall

276

Cooks, the first Kings
Confultation of Authors on
Saul a Tragedy 255
449
Corruption, mifchief of
Coptic Prieft, an odd Story of
667
Cotton Manufacture 169
Country, more corrupt than
Court
537
Courts, of the S. Sea 54, 108,
418, 485, 747 India 108,
550. Of the Bank 550. Of
Chivalry 163. At Guild-
289, 418, 485
Craftsman, or Country Journal
gives an Account of an En-
gine for conveying Air into
publick Affemblies 132. Ex-
amines the Preliminaries of
Peace 211. Shews the Im-
portance of the Tuscan Ports
189. The vaft Increase of
Power in the Crown 326.
On the prefent Tranquillity
409. On the Mischiefs of
avow'd Corruption 450. A-
gainft the Act to prevent the
Retail of Spirituous Liquors
456, 535. In Defence of
the Barbers 607. Gives a
Character of Mr Walfing-
ham 736. Call'd a Jeremi-
ac Paper 147. A Home
Thruft at is 149. Libels an
Hon. Gent. 150.

Its Sink-
ing State 256. The Author
put to his last Shift 339. An
Ally to the Papifts 391. His
Parts and Probity difplay'd
396. Prov'd the Grand In-
cendiary 449. His Worthies
465. He don't defpair 523.
HisConfeffion and Recantati-
on 650. Who has moft Rea-
fon to boast of Success he or
his Adverfaries 658. Guilty
of a falfe Quotation 669
Criminals two come to Life af-
206 ter Executed
549

Computation of the Families in

Crown, its vaft Increase of

England $37. The extra- Power and Expence 326
vagant Expences of the La- Cuftom Houfe Oath grown in-
bouring People fufficient for to a Proverb
385
the Service of the Govern-
538

ment

Confeffors all go to the Devil
Confettion, its true meaning 8.
Not the Doctrine of Devils
10. Other Arguments con-
cerning it
94

D

DAmfels, two betray'd 513
Dancing, a neceffary Qua-
lification for Gentlemen 131.
A religious Inftitution a
5 L

26

454

mongst the Jews
Davenant Mr, his Computati-
on of the Number of Souls in
England
D'Anvers to Walfingham 120
Dean and Doctor, a pleasant
Story of
Debates in the late Seffion of
the prefent Parliament, in
the H. of Lords: On an Ad-
drefs of Thanks for his Maje
ffy's Speech 363. On the
Quakers Tythe-Bill 699.
On the Mortmain-Bill 718,
745. On the Smuggling-
Bill
757
In the H. of Commons:
On the Norfolk Petition 437-
On Coventry Petition 440.
Ony Hampshire Petition 441.
On & SouthwarkPetition 444-
On the Motion for a felect
Committee to infpect the E-
ftimates of the Navy 495. On
the Motion for Reduction of
the Forces 502. On the
Motion for raifing the Sup-
plies within the Year 563-
On the Bill against the Re-
tail of Spirituous Liquors 576.
For the Net Produce of the
Excife to be laid before the
Houfe 578, On receiving
Petitions against Money-Bills
On the Medium of
581.
70,000l. per Ann. to be
charg'd on the Aggregate
Fund in lieu of the Revenue
arifing from the Duties on
Spirituous Liquors 583. On
the Propofal for an Amend-
ment in that Claufe 589. On
the Motion for a Claufe in
Favour of Punch 627. A
Bill for regulating Elections
propos'd 635. Debate on
Torkfbire Election 636. Prin-
cipal Turn in Affair 641.
On the Bill for limiting the
Number of Officers in the
Houfe of Commons 638. On
the Bakers Petition 640. On
the Quakers Petition 641.
On the Quakers Tythe-Bill
691. On paffing it 693.
On the Smuggling-Bill 755-
On the Motion for Repealing
the Teft-Act 776. On a Bill
for an Amendment in the
Act against Bribery and Cor-
ruption
783
Debtors, their Cafe confilered
13. Ought to be difcrimi
nated.
27
Debts in the Exchequer at
Christmas 1735
448
Decifion of the gol, Prizes 59
Dedicatio ad Dulmannum 275.
Dedication, of Alzira a Tras

1

gedy by Voltaire, fupprefs'd Earthquake, in Scotland 289
at Paris 314. Dedication Eating, Extravagance in 277.
of Mr Duck's Poems to the An Effay on it

Dutch, their great Success in
Whale Fishing 618
Duties payable by any of the
Brith Plantations in Ame-
Tica, Account of

454
Ecclefiaftical Conftitution an-
tient confidered
14
Eclipfe Lunar, Caufe of 149.
Acertain Philomath mistaken
930 Miles in the Calculation
of that in Feb. next 554. A
Map reprefenting it 61
Edies and Ordinances made in
a fuil Affembly of Ladies 663
Edward II. courts the Pope's
Protection

Ames II. K. unable to pro-
cure a corrupt Parliament
450. Milled 603. Betray-

ed

654-
Januarius St, Miracle of 595
Jealoufy, on, wrote 2000 Years

ago

His

254
Ignorami Lamentatio 275
Ignoto, charg'd with Blafphe-
my, &c. 329, 539-
Challenge to H.0. His Vin-
dication
596
668

.

Jefuits their Subtilty
Jekyl Sir Joseph, against Spi-
rituous Liquers 375- His
Houfe guarded
551
Jews, perfecuted

238

Jew Convicted for felling died

Tea

Image Worship

681

14

Indians, beat the French 551
India Varnith, how to prepare

76
Indulgences, fet to fale at Rome
8. St Peter's Church main-
tain'd by thofe Venditions 94
Indifferents, a new Order, at
287

Paris

Infidelity, Progress of 258
India Comp. (See Courts)
Infcription, antient at Bath 622.

At Shoroditch new Church
682

Intelligence Office, Project for

657

Landed Men moft zealous
in Defence of their Country
745
Laws of England, the Lenity
399

of

Ledbury Rieters 353, 422
Letters to the Author. From
W. I on particular Provi-
dence 3, 128. From A. B.
Concerning Romish Tenets
6. On the Decifion of the
5ol. Prize 60. On A. B's
difguifing himself 81. On
Prize Epigrams 107. On
Philofopher's Prayer 124, In
Praife of a Pamphlet on the
Being and Attributes of God
125. Specimen of a literal
Verfion of the 0. T. by A. P.
95. Reafons against it 195.
Defence of it 197. Further
approved 321. On Errors
inEducation of Children 251.
Concerning Du Halde's De-
fcription of China 470. From
Carolina 551. On the E-
clipfe Feb. 4. 554. From a
Phyfician in New England
358

-Inftructions in the Art of
Japanning 76. A. Z. on a
Note in the Odyfley 115.
From Theano Wife of Pytha-
goras 254. From a Member
of Parliament containing
his Reafons for being againit
the Bill to prevent the Re-
tail of Spirituous Liquors 300.
S, F. to Luciana 330. To
a Quaker Watch-maker at
Tork 462. To the Travel-
ling Oculift 647. From
Verona, giving an Account
of a Strange Accident ib.
From Grand Caire concern-
ing the Pyramids, and Cop-
tic Priests 667. From Jab
the African
681
Liberty and Learning infepara-
682 ble
654
Linnen, Irib 40s. per Yard 681
Lift of Sheriffs for the feveral.
Counties 43.
Of S. Sea
Directors 108. Of small.
Livings Augmented 169. Of
the Directors of Bank 229.

Irish Affociation against the
Clergy
215
Julian, why call'd the Wick-
edeft of Princes
204
Justice, Henry, Esq; tried at
the Old Baily
K

290

KELLY, Mr efcapes from the
Tower 618. Lands at

Calais
Kings, unfortunate
King, his Speech to the Parlia
ment 40, 236. Remarks on
146. Embarks for Hanover
291. Embarks for England
and drove back by a Storm

507
153

Of the Peers that Voted for
and against the Quakars Bill
326. Of them that Pro-
tefted ageinft the Mortmain
Act ib. Of the Managers
of the Society for the En-
couragement of Learning 353.
Of the Petitioners for undue
Elections
Lyons Share, a Fable
Lyt-n G-e, Efq; his Speech
on the Pr. of Wales's Mar-
riage
Literal Verfions banter'd 512-
Lollards, Burnt for not paying
a Tax call'd Peter-Pence 709
London, Bp his Letter to his
Clergy
London's Wonder
Lorain,itsImportance to France
152

elty
Maid's Husband
Malden Daniel his efcapes out
of Newgate 230, 354, 550
681
Hang'd at Tyburn
Man converies with a Certezan
for Pleature, with aWife for
Profit
254
Mapp, Mrs call'd Crazy Sally
the Bone-fetter, comes to
Epfom 418. Performs won-
derful Cures 486. Goes to
Playhoute 617. Her Speech
to the Mob
747

MathematicalQueftion propos'd
476. Three Solutions of it
656. Mr Simpson's Soluti-
on Examined 732. A new
Question propos'd
ib.
Mathematicks, Study of de-
fended
664
Medal, Struck at Hanover 53.
At Petersburgh on the Cza-
rina's Victories
551
Medea, Story of
Milan, Inhabitants of infult
the French
Military Officers and Placemen
compar'd
Militia useless

the Ministry 261. His No-
tion of Prerogative 337.
Anfwers for the Dead 651.
Clears himself
662
Ofterman Count, hes Letter to
the Grand Vizir
379

P

PAPISTS, bigotted to their
Priests 5. Not Ideots 7.
Zealous Presbyterians 527
Parliament chofe Crown Of
ficers 395. (See Debates)
Patriot, a young one described

mons

529

Parties of the Houfe of Com-
54
Pay of a Regiment of Horfe
Dragoons, and Foot for one
Day
368
Peace, Preliminaries of con-
fider'd 53, 96. Examin'd 81,
211. Cenfur'd 121, 146,
406. Defended
139
Pedlar, Story of
683
Pembroke Countess, her Enter-
163

tainment at Bath

Penn, Mr. a greater Benefactor
than Sutton or Guy 26
Penny-Poft Letter Plot 474
Petitions prefented to the H. of

Commons 166,691,719, 721
Petticoat Government 37
Philander to Septimius 251
Phillis to Strephon
513
Philadelphia, Account of 26
Philofophers Prayer, Defence of
86, 124. Against it' 140
Piety filial of a Chinese 738
Pilchards, Plenty of 682
P-tt, Wm Efq; his Speech on
the Pr. of Wales's Marriage
495

fended

Plain Account of the Sacrament
Remarks on it 32, 40. De-
151
Plato's Anima Mundi
328
Plots useful to a Miniftry 474
Plumr, Walter Efq; his
of the For es 435. On the
Speeches on the Reduction
Coventry Petition 440. On
the Number of Seamen 445.
On the Poors Bill in the H.
of Commons
718
Pope, Alexander III. treads on
116 Emperor Frederick'sNeck 5
Oldeafle Sir John, burnt 17-not to be convicted of any
Oliver Cromwell's Summons to

Oaths, of State, & a 385
Oglethorpe, Mr, in Georgia
229, 357

Old Whig, to the Bp of London

Crime

713

Pope's depofing Power, a Doc-
trine of the Church of Rome 4
Porteus Capt. for firing on the
Populace, committed to Pri
fon at Edinburgh, 230, 354.
His Trial, Sentence and Peti-
tion from 514 to 522. Re-
prieved 486. Hang'd by the
Populace 549. Reward for
Discovery of his Murderers

559

19

21

Prague Jerome, Burnt at Con
ftance
Prayer, a natural Duty 6co.
Praying in an unknown
Tongue
Pretty Mifs's Catechifm 463
Pride Col. Seizes Members of
Parliament
63
Prerogative of the Crown, mir-
chievous Kinds of, not abo-
lifh'd at the Revolution 320
Defin'd 337. No Abridg
ment of the Liberty of the
Subject 374. Answer'd 375
Prideaux Dean, of Tythes 205
Prompter's Style Remarks on 87
Propofal, for an Army of Wax
29. For the Revival of
Chriftianity 83. Remarks
on it 669. For a literal
Tranflation of the Old Te-
fament 95. For a new Co-
lony in America 150. To
the Eaft Wind 176. For a
Tax on the Theatres 200.
For a new Way of Court-
thip 247. For a Regulation
in Eating 277. For taking
off Hair without Shaving 607.
Protefting Lotds against the

327

Mortmain Bill 326, 723. A-
gainst Smuggling Act 235
Providence particular Vindi-
cated 3, 128, 129, 204. De-
ny'd 241. Review'd'
-General
Prowess, notable
Pfalms a new Verfion of 95.
363, 645
Publius Snillins, his Character
330

65

525

Py, Wm Efq; his Speeches,
on the Norfolk Petition 438.
On the Bill against the Re-
tail of Spirituous Liquors 576
Punch Claufe in Favour of it

Receipts, to compofe Friend-
fhip 140. To make neat
Port 163. For a new Dram
and new Punch 354. For a
Cordial to be taken in the
Small Pox 462. For a Cold
619. For the bloody Flux

622

Remarks concerning Wives 648
Reprifals made on the French

686
Refolutions of the Commons in
Irelend 169. Of Traders at
Norwich
ib.

ments on it

stablishment of Spiritual Or- Statute of Previfors and Pre-
thodoxy
523 manire made

17

Scripture Hiftory fit for the Steddinefs in Princes, a cardi-
Theatre
nal Virtue

34

73

Schoolmafters, why call'd Lu- Steele, Sir Richard, compares
di-Magiftri
334 the English to the Romans

Scotch Antiquity vindicated

312

309 Stillingfleet, Bp. his Speech im
the House of Lords against z
Tythe-Bill
Succeffion and Rank of Colo
214
nels
Sugar-Colonies, ill State of
393. In danger of being en-
634

369

263. Refuted.
Scctch Nation, Wisdom of 305
Seaman's Opinion of a standing
Army
61
Sejanus, in new Clothes 403.
All his Villainies had the
Sanction of Law
Self Murder not to be juftified tirely ruin'd
312
13 Suillins Publius, his Life ex-
tracted from Tacitus

Revolution arraigned 394. De-
fended 367. Farther Argu-
531
King Richard I. not in Eng-
land eight Months in ten
Years
Richlien, Cardinal, his Advice Sermons weeekly, Benefit
to Lewis XIII.

Senators, Indolence of fome
148. Affiduity of others Swearing.

16 Serjeants, a Call of

24

474

gainft
Seffions at

land

353 Tanner, Bp Infcription on
his Tomb-Stone

668 Tafte modern

Caution a- Temporizing, Art of

622

250

468

738

747 Tender-Heartedness of a Chi-

74

Riots, in the Sardinian Am- Servants foreign,
baffador's Chapel 290. At
Rome 294. In Spittlefields
418. In Rag-Fair 421. At
Edinburgh 549. At Brickf-
worth, Northamptonshire 618
Riot Act, Neceffity of 465,
Rome, Cuftoms at
338
Rb- - Sir John, pre-
ferts a Bill to regulate Elec-
tions
635
Ruffian Remonftrance against
the Turks
379
Robberies on the High-way
551

Shaw Dr. Lent for to Court

Ryfwick Treaty, Article IV.

nefe

the Old-Bailey 53,
109, 354, 550, 746 Teft A, Repeal of, reafon-
Shallow Tim. Efq; to Sir Row- able 23. Aufwer thereto 79.
fons 33. On the Attempt to
Conduct of fome great Per-
gainft the Repeal 135 Not
repeal it 78. Arguments a
a proper Time 187. A par-
ticular Account of that Af-
fair 199. Dialogue concern-
dangerous thing243.Thrown
ing it 213. An hurtful and
out of the Houfe of Com-
moas 163. Characters of
the Voters for and against
it 324. Miniftry justified
551
therein
-Bill. See Debates. Teft Oaths, in no other Prote-
452
Society for Encouragement of
ftant Country
Learning
387
Spaniards, Vanity of, 453 Theodore, (fee Neuhoff.)
353 Thames, High Tide 109, 747
their Depredations 508 Thompson, Sir John, chofe Ld.
Spain, agrees to evacuate Tuf- Mavor
cany
Spence, Mr. his Account how
490 Tillotson, Bishop, his Prayer
Mr. Stephen Duck first be- Tindal, Mr. his Dedication to
34
gan to write Verfes
317
Spirituous Liquors, Drinkers of, Tindal, William, his Opinion
Sir Charles Wager
kill themselves 166. Juf- of the Hebrew
tices Petition against 575. A&t Toleration Act, Review of
against retailing 175. Be-

haviour of the Populace on Travel, Abuse of

its paffing 575. Number of Trenchard, Mr. his Character
Retailers
Spittlefield Rioters
549. Sentenced
Standing Army neceflary
Stanislaus, King, his
tion in Poland 138.
rives in France 294. To
have the Dutchy of Lor-

indicted, Trevor, Mr. complaining to
617 the States General of a Book
published there

rain

464
687
dica Trials remarkable 163, 289,
Ar- 291, 353, 354, 417, 485.
486, 681, 746.
Tuscan Ports, not to be given
to Don Carlos 121. Impor
tance of them.
Tyger, carries offa Gentleman
189,212
at Bengal
421
Tythes,

53

Stanhope, John, Efq; and Ld.
Southwell fight a Duel,
272