1753.

Difference in opinions

188

519

Different views of human life, from Pofidip-

of the Romans 58. Why they are hy
of fuch an election before the emperor's
death
106, 107
Employment, being an extract from the
Whole duty of woman
Example, the force of
Excife, total amount of that revenue 146
Executions at Tyburn, &c. 91, 193, 194,

parliament

name

483
Dorfetfhire, a description of 446-448
Drefden china, a curious account of it 230
Druids, a difcourfe on the etymology of the
511, 512
Drufus Publicola, Jul. his fpeech in favour
of the Jews bill
260 G, &c.
Dublin, addrefs of the merchants, traders
and citizens there 41. Important advices
from, relating to the proceedings in parlia-
ment there
612, 613
Dublin yearly bills of mortality
42, 614
Duels, an effay on, and a method propofed
for preventing them 471 G, 472, 473
Dunkirk, of the new works there 582
Dutch, their practice with regard to marria
453, 454

ges

Eclipfe of the fun on Oct. 26, types of 397.
Particular remarks on it in the feveral
parts of the world
398
Edinburgh, defign of improving it 146. The
act for that purpofe

4:0

516

ibid.

Edward I. act in his reign in relation to the
Jews
Electrical experiments for drawing the light-
ning from clouds 436. A perfon killed
by them
Elizabeth, queen, her Latin fpeech, in an-
fwer to the Polish ambafador's, with an
English translation, and proper remarks
Empire, difpute between the electors and
princes who fhall judge of the neceffity of
electing a king of the Romans 13, 14.
Danger of its being without a head 16.
How the electors and princes ftand affec
ted with regard to the election of a king

3, 4.

56

540, 541

195, 243, 387, 388, 483, 484, 578

F.

ANTEE nation, treaty between them
and the English at Cape-coaft-calle 481
Feaft, a prodigious one, made by an arch-
bishop of York

230

Fielding, Mr. abftract of his propofal for
making an effectual provifion for the poor
74-78. Abftract of his Clear state of
the cafe in relation to Canning 142
Fire, remark on Mr. Freke's treatife on its
nature and property

34 D.
Fires 42, 241, 339, 342, 386, 387, 483,

53%
Flowers, how to obtain fresh blown, in win-

ter

470
Fetus, human, hitory of its formation 67
Foote, Mr. account of his new remedy, in-

titled, The Englishman in Paris 218
Fofter, late Rev. Dr. an account of him
and his writings
563, 564
Foundling hospital, opening of the new cha
pel there 194. The facred oratorio per-
formed there
241
Framework-knitters, their petitions 465,

467
France, abfurdity and folly of English families
219-272
going thither
Free British fishery, general courts of 91, 387,
578

34 D.

221

Freke, Mr. a remark on his treatife on the
nature and property of fire
French fashions, ridiculous ones
French perriwig maker, his humorous and
Lt.rical advertisement
French hofpital, collection for
Fruit, how to preserve it
Fulvius, Cn. his iprech against the clande-
ftine marriage bill

G.

180
194. 195

463 D.

545

281. Defended by Candidas 371, 419.
Reply to all that has paffed in the cuntry
verfy

Geometrical questions

569

Horfe and afs, dialogue between

George, St. the famous English patron, a dif

courfe in honour of him

German princes. See Empire.

Glanders in horfes, caufe and cure of that
diftemper

Gold and filver lace, obfervations on it
Gold and filver wire-drawing

Gout ur rheumatism, a cure for
Gran. See Prices.

Guernsey ifle described

544

Guinea, tragical account of the lofs of a
hip from thence, by the infurrection of
the negrocs 91. A more particular account
of it
181, 182
Gypfies, ftatutes concerning them
170
Gypfy woman. See Canning and Squires..

Jeacock, Mr. his letter in defence of Mr.
Whiffon's character

Jealous hufband, picture of

Idea of a philofopher

55$

Jenkins, Henry, who lived 169 years, an
account of him 368. Infcription on a
monument erected to his memory
Jerfey, ifle of, defcribed

Jew barbaroufly murdered 578.
derer's confeffion

369

543

The mur

614

417

Jews maffacre at York
Jews bill, petition against 242. Substance of
the act when paffed 254 G, 255- Whether
a Jew can be natural zed by virtue of it
283. Debates on the bill in the political
club 257-266, 305—321, 353-355,
401-406. That they can never be the
beginners of trade in any country 310.
History of their fettlement in this king-
dom 317. Proceedings on the bill, and
petitions for and against it 422, 423. A
regard to religion, and reverence to parlia
ment urged as motives against the bill 402.
The prejudice and danger apprehended
from the bill with respect to our prefent
happy establishment, and the next general
election 405. Remarks on the By-fander
in relation to it 456. The act repealed
533,579. Act of Henry III. and Edw. I.
in relation to the Jews, with remarks
515 516, 517. Opinions of lawyers
about Jews born here purchafing and hold.
ing lands to them and their heirs 521, 522.
Remarks on the fame and other things re-
lating to them 523. Their fate under
our antient kings
Immorality of detraction

Norwich, yearly bill of mortality there 674
Noftrums and fpecificks

251
Nova Scotia, express from 242. Pretent
ftate of
Number of people, bill for regiftering them

290

466
Numifius, C. his fpeech in favour of the
Jews bill 305. Against the clandeftine
marriage bill
361

Nuns of St. Agatha, expelled

0.

95

PANTOM

445
Paris, advices from 47, 95, 246, &c. 582
Parliament, meeting of the 6th feffion 42.

Prorogued 291, 387, 438. Alterations in
the lift of 45, 149, 196, 245, 614 Sum-
mary of the most important affairs in it
268, 269, 329, 330, 373-377, 419-
424, 464-470. Meeting of the 7th and
laft feffion
532
Parliament of Paris, conteft between them
and the clergy of France 47. Copy of
their remonftrances 95, 197. They are
banifhed 246. Brave fpse.h of the first
prefident of the great chan.ber, who are
afterwards banished ibid. A new court
established in their room

Parliament of Rouen. See Rouen.

Peer-ge-bill, the arguments for and against

Prices of flocks and grain 46, 94, 152, 200,
248, 296, 344, 392, 440, 488, 536,
584
Projectors, what fort of are to be commended
475
Protefter, extract from that paper 46a
Pruffia, king of, his letter to Mr. Voltaire
197. His political proceedings
390
Prufian memorial about the Silefia loan 4—
6. Duke of Newcastle's anfwer to it,
with the report annexed $3, 55, 113.
Obfervations on it

72

Publick debt. See Inquiry.
Purple of the antients, from Dr. Tem:ls
man 559. A new purple difcovered by
M. Reaumur

Putrefaction prevented by lime-water

Q

UARANTINE bill

598

65

373, 374

QQueffions. See Mathematical

Quintus Mucius, his speech in favour of the
Saxon fubfidy 15. In favour of the cle-
deftine marriage bill

R.

549

it

461, 462

RA

Perjury, horrid crime of

36

Perfia, cruelties exercifed on the rebels

Reaumur, M. a new purple difcovered by
him
598
Rebels, account of fome feized in Scotland
337

509

Phofphorus from the Bolonian ftone 222,

Reflector, extract from, against the hafty
making, &c. of laws

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