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MDCC LXXIV,

A Letter from a French Refugee in America to his

A Description of the Grotto of Antiparos Page 29

A Review of a Philosophical Enquiry into the Ori-

gin of our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful

The Life of Father Paul Sarpl, Author of the His.

tory of the Council of Trent

59

Fragment of a Copy of Verses to Lord March and

Lord George, Sons of his Grace the Duke of

Rd, on their dangerously falling through

the Ice at Godwood : Illustrated with Notes Va-

riorum by Martin Scribbler, jun. Supposed to

be written by B. Thornton, Esq.

66

An Inspector, Number 66666. By the same - 77

History of the most amazing and sagacious English

Dog. Written by himself

81

The

The Life of Henry St, John, Lord Viscount Bo-

Epitaph on a Gentleman's Son of nine Years old.

By J. Craddock, Esq.

215

Elegy to a Lady who wished not to hear the Toll of

a Bell on the Evening of the late Princess Dow-

ager's Funeral. By J. Craddock, Esq.

216

Epigram on the four Translations of Homer

217

An Ode on the Author's Birth-day. - By Hawkins

Brown, Esq.

218