Mr. R. Tovey, Bookseller, 24 fets. Oxford. U in Worcestershire. Benjamin Victor, Efq; The Reverend Mr. Viney, of Bach, His Excellency Count Woronzow, Ambassador Extraordinary from Her Imperial Majesty of Portugal-Street. Walpole, Esq; Banker, of London, Oxford. Mi. Isaac Walker, Merchant, of London. Mr. Cooper Walker, of Dublin. John Walls, Eļq; James Walwyn junior, Esq; of Longworth, in Herefordshire. Richard Richard Warburton, Esq; Mr. Thomas Ward, of Birmingham. · Thomas Waters, Esq; of Luton, in Effex. The Reverend Mr. Watkins, Vice-Principal of St. Mary-Hall, Oxford. The Reverend Dr. Waugh, Dean of Worcester. Mr. Arthur Webb. Mr. William Webb. Alexander Wedderburn, Mr. James Weir. The Reverend Francis Marias Welt. Lieutenant Milborne Weft. Mr. Thomas Welt. Mr. Thomas Weft. John Wightwick, Esq; Captain Ffolliott Whiteway. John Whiteway, Esq; Thomas Whyte, Esq; Mrs. Wight. . Adam Williams, Esq; The Reverend Dr. Wilson. George Wilson, Esq; of Bedford. John Wilson, Esq; Theobald Wolfe, Esq; Charleton Wollaston, M. D. Mr. Philip Woodrose. The Reverend Mr. Wordale, Chaplain to the Honourable and Right Reverend the Bishop of Carlisle, The Reverend Henry Wright. Mr. Benjamin Wyncoop, of Philadelphia, in Pensylvania. William Wynne, Esq; Gent. Com. of Jesus-College, Oxford. Robert Yeates, Esq; The Reverend Dr. Kyte, Student of Christ- church, Oxford. As we have reason to believe, that several Persons of Rank CONTENTS FIFTEENTH VOLUME. M E MÒIR S relating to that Change which 1 happened in the Queen's Ministry in the Preface to the History of the four last Years An Enquiry into the Behaviour of the Queen's laft Ministry, with relation to their Quarrels among themselves, and the Dehgn charged upon them of altering the Succession of the The Address of the House of Lords to the Queen, 144 An Anecdote relative to the Peace of Utrecht, 146 A Copy of Dr. Swift's Memorial to the Queen, 147 Some Confiderations upon the Consequences hoped An An Account of the Court and Empire of Japan, 180 A Letter to the Writer of the Occasional Paper, 197 Of Public Absurdities in England, 207 Short Remarks on Bishop Burnet's History, 214 An Abstraĉt of the History of England, 217 A Letter to a Member of Parliament in Ire- land, upon chusing a new Speaker there, 225 Some few Thoughts concerning the Repeal of Sent to Dr. Swift, by a Quaker, A Letter from Sir John Browne to Dr. Swift, 252 A Letter on Mr. M'Culla's Project about Halfpence, and a new one proposed, - 260 Doing Good, a Sermon, on the occasion of 1Vood's A Proposal that all the Ladies and Women of Ireland should appear constantly in Irish A Letter to the Archbishop of Dublin, concern- Answer to several Letters from unknown |