Town, various motives of coming to 562.
That of a young lady's to alter her shape
the worst of all

562

Trading towns, advantages of living in them

tries

322
Tranfplantation of men, and the changes
that have happened in climates and coun-
176
Trebonius Afper, L. his fpeech against the
marriage bill
4-97
Trelawney, governor, arrives from Jamaica

241
Trent and Severn, account of a proposal for
making a navigable communication be-
tween them
280
Trials 126, 146, 147, 338, 347, 387.
578
Turkey trade, petitions relating to it, and
the bill occafioned by them, with observa-
tions
376, 377
Twigtwees and French Indians in America,
account of an engagement between them

Wales, prince's dowager of, her birth-day
celebrated
578
War, feeming preparations for, in Europe
394
Weather at London 46, 94, 152, 200,
248, 295, 344, 392, 440, 488, 536,

Wells, Mrs. See Canning and Squires,
Westminster election

Weftmoreland, a description of
Whale, a defcription of it,
fishery

42, 43

and of the whais

182 G, 183

339, 386, 436

323

Whale fishery, its fuccels
Wheel carriages
Whifton, Rev. Mr. remarks on his charac
ter 118. Letter in vindication of it 157.
Two other letters in defence of it 225,
226. Mr. Jeacocke's letter to the fame
purpofe
283
Whitefield, Mr. extracts from his expoftu-
latory letter to count Zinzendorf 233, 234
Whole duty of woman, character of that
piece, with an extract from it
56
Wild boar, a defcription of it
56 B.
Wind at Deal 46, 94, 152, 200, 248,

296, 344, 392, 440, 488, 536, 584
Windham, Sir William, abstract of lord B
lingbroke's letter to him
209-218
Wire-drawing, gold and filver

78

Wool and woollen yarn, of the bill for per
mitting them to be exported from beland
to Great-Britain 419, 420.

it in the political club

Worcester city described

Worcestershire, a defeription of

Debate on

World, a new paper, an account of it, with
extracts from it 26, 27, 156, 219, 251,

414, 445, 49, 517, 562
Writing, a new invention to fupply the
place of
252, 253

Y.

Y

EARLY bill of mortality at Amfter-
dam 614. At the Hague
ibid.

Yearly bill of mortality at Norwich 6144
At Ipfwich

Yearly bill of mortality at Londen

Yearly bills of mortality at Dublin 45, 614

Yorkshire, riots there

York city defcribed

Volga and Cafpian pirates, account of them

ibid.

614

416, &c.

Marklin, Mifs, to her, on her father and
mother's leaving the flage

SAL

ALLY, the charms of

Senior chaplain of the king, on his be

611

ing unprovided for

236