Christians, their Advantages in profeffing the moft ex-
cellent Divine Truths, N. 88.

Clarina, her Letter to the Guardian about the Ladies
Scandal, N. 85.

Claudian, Strada's, N. 115, 119. His Court of Venus,
127. His Pluto's Speech to Proferpine, 164.

Cleomenes (Tragedy of) faulty, and in what, N. 110.
Clergy, to be confider'd as Philofophers, N. 130.
Climate, the Inconftancy of the British one, N. 102.
Club, the filent one, N. 121.

Cocklefhells, a Collection of them by the learned Phi-
lautus, N. 95.

Cold Bath recommended, N. 102.

Comet, the Prodigious one in 1680, N. 103.
Complaifance, the Benefits of it, N. 162.

Congreve's Character of Aurelia, N. 85. Of an ill Cri-
tick, 115.

Confcience to the Soul, what Health is to the Body,

N. 135.

Coquet, how the should paint her felf, N. 140.

Countrymen meeting abroad, their Familiarity, N. 126.
Courtship, the Extravagance of it, N. 113.

Coxcombs (Letter'd) where to be found, N. 94. Dan-
gerous in Families, 165.

Craffus, a chilly old Fellow, N. 102.

Creation, (Works of) the Divine Confideration of
them, N. 175.

Critick, his ufelefs Character, N. 83. The Severity of
one on the Fireworks on the Thames, 103. How he
differs from a Caviller, 110. The Marks of an ill
one, 115.

Criticisms on feveral Plays, N. 110.

Cromwell, what Monfieur Pafchal fays of his Death,
N. 136.

Cunning oppos'd to Wisdom, N. 152.

Cupid with Eyes, N. 127.

D.

EDALUS's Letter about flying, N. 118.
D Davis (Sir George) his Adventure with a Lo

Dead Men only have Honours in China, N. 96.
Death compar'd to Proteus, N. 136. The Hope of
good Men in it, 169.

Defamation, the Art of it discover'd, N. 170.

Derham, (Mr.) his excellent Book, entitled, Phyfico-
Theology, N. 175:

Diaper (James) his Letter about Mr. Oliver Purville,

Gent. N.

1.95.

Diflick, (Mr.) of the Short Club, N. 108.

Diftreffes imaginary, the greatest part of Man's Afflicti-
on, N. 162.

Ditton and Whifton, their Letter about the Longitude,

N. 107.

Diogenes, what he faid of the Rich and Poor, N. 94. to
one who flander'd him, 135.

Don Sebastian (Tragedy of) Faulty, and in what, N. 110.
Dream of Aurelia, N. 106. of a Spaniard concerning
Death, 136. of the Punishment of the Idle in the in-
fernal Regions, 158.

Drefs, Precautions about it, N. 149. Genius difcovered
in it, ibid. Compar'd to Epick Poetry, ibid.

Dryden's Virgil faulty, N. 86. A Blunder of his, 110.
Wrong in his Sentiments, ibid.

Duelling to be abolish'd, N. 129.

Dump (Goody) her Letter to the Guardian, N. 132.
Dunkirk, Animadverfions on the Memorial againft De-
molishing it, N. 128. A Letter about it, 131.

E.

ARRING (Nicolas Efq;) his Letter about his Scold-
ing Wife, N. 132.

Education, various Errors in it, N. 94.

Eliza, the Character of a good Mother, N. 150.
Epictetus, what he said of Cenfure, N. 135.
Epimetrius, his Letter to the Guardian about pretty Feet,
N. 132.

Evites, Women fo call'd, N. 142.

Eve's Treatment of the Angel in Milton, N. 138.
Evergreen, (Anthony) his Letter about the Evites, N. 142.
Examiner, his Infolence to a Bishop of the Church of Eng-
land, N. 90. Writes in Defence of Popery, ibid. an

Incorrigible

Incorrigible Creature, ibid. His Knack at finding out
Treafon, 160. has no Talent for Panegyrick, 170.

F.

FAMILY (Head of) the Danger when bad, N. 165.

A good Mistress defcribed in the Proverbs, 168.

Fear of God, all Fortitude founded upon it, N. 117.
Figleaf (Leonella) her Letter about Modefty-Pieces, N.

118.

Fireworks, fine ones on the Thames, N. 103. Finer in
Italy, ibid.

Florella angry about the Tucker, N. 109.

Flying (Art of) a Humour in King Charles the Ild's
Reign, N. 112.

Fortitude at War with Beauty, N. 152.

Foundlings, no due Provifion for 'em, N. 105.
Fountainbleau, (Palace of) defcrib'd, N. 101.
France, a Tour there, N. 100. Court of, 104.
Frank Forefight, his good Husbandry, N. 147.
French, their Humanity, N. 101. Their Poverty and
Mirth, ibid. Courteous and Talkative, 104.

French Trade prov'd to be prejudicial to England, N. 170.
Free-thinkers no Friends to Liberty, N. 83. Their Ab-
furdities, ibid. Confiderations offer'd to them on the
Being of a God, 88. They contribute to Idolatry, ibid,
Their Affectation of Singularity condemn'd, 89. Are
like the Sadducees, 93. Worfe than Papists, ibid. Ac-
cufe the Chriftian Religion as Defective in Friendship,
126. To be confider'd as Automata, 130. Their hate-
ful Character, 169.

Friendship promoted by the Chriftian Religion, N. 126.

G.

ALANTRY between a Footman and a Maid
Servant, N. 87. Low Galantry, ibid. A Precau-
tion again it, 123.

Gardens, fine ones, not fo fine as Nature, N. 173. That
of Alcinous out of Hamer, ibid.

Gaming among the Ladies a Grievance, N. 120. Ill Con-
fequences of it, ibid. A Panegyrick on Gamefters, 174.

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Genius

Genius neceffary to Drefs well, N. 149

Gentlemen, in what really fuperior to Mechanicks, N.

130.

Godhead, the Unity of it, N. 88. Its Attributes and Pow
er, ibid. A juft and amiable Idea of it, ibid.

Goldfinch, a Beau, N. 125.

Grave Digger in Hamlet, the Humour of the Character,
N. 144.

Greens, a curious Collection to be fold, N. 173.

Guardian, his Opinion of twifting off Buttons, and other
Gefticulations in Oratory, N. 84. His Letter to a vir-
tuous and worthy Youth, 90. The use of his Paper, 98.

H.

HAPPINESS, the Mind reflefs after it, N. 83.

Helim the Perfian, the Great Phyfician, N. 167.
Hitory of a Greek Poet, N. 141.

Honour oppos'd to Pride, N. 152. A Difcourfe upon true
Honour, 161. What Juba fays of it in Cato, ibid.
Honours, the Intereft and Duty of Nations to bestow
them on Merit, N_96.

Horfe, Homer's Defcription of one, N. 86. That in Job
better than Homer's or Virgil's, ibid. Oppian's, ibid. by
Mr. Pope, ibid. by Lucan, ibid.

Humour, the English diftinguifh'd by it, N. 144.

Hunting, a Poem in Praise of it, N. 125.

Hypocrify rebuk'd by our Saviour, N. 93.

I,

DLENESS, the Vice of it, N. 131. Punifh'd in the

IDLENESS,

Infernal Regions, 158.

Idolatry, a Sottish Worship, N. 88.

Immortality contemplated with Joy, N. 89.

it, ibid. Further Proofs, 93.

Job (Book of) fine Painting in it, N. 86.

Proofs of

The De-

fcription of a Horfe there, better than Homer's or Vir-

gil's, ibid.

Ironfide (Neftor) his Letter to the Pope, N. 140. His
intended Charities when he ftudied the Philofophers
Stone, 166.

Ironfides

Bonfides (Mrs. Martha) her Character, and Love of An-
cestry, N. 136.

Tronfide, a-kin to the Bickerstaffs, N. 98. Nefter, Efq;
a Piece of true-temper'd Steele, 192.
Juffice (Lord Chief) his Uprightnefs, N.
Juftice, the greatest of all Virtues, N. 99.

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LADIES, the Conveniencies of their Gaming, N. 174.

Hiftory abuses her, N. 85.

Laudanum out of Doors at the Bath, and why, N. 174.
Land Bank, Project of, N. 107.

Learning the Source of Wealth and Honours, N. 111.
Proper for Women, 155.

Leo (Pope Xth) his Entertainment of the Poets, N. 115-
Leo the 2d, his Letter to the Guardian, N. 124.
Letter from Alexander to Ariftotle, N. 111.

Letter from Mifachirofophus about the Eloquence of twift-
ing off Buttons, N. 84. From Daniel Button on that
Subject, 85. From Clarina about Scandal among the
Ladies, ibid. From John Lizard upon the Claflicks, 86.
About the Infolence of the Examiner, 90. From the
Guardian to a virtuous and worthy Youth, ibid. About
Men of Low Stature, 91, 92. Concerning the Immor-
tality of the Soul. 93. and Hypocrify, ibid. From
James Diaper, Philautus, Umbra and the Prompter, 95.
From Simon Softly, 97. From France to the Guardian,
101, 104. From Peter Puzzle, 106. From a Nomen-
clator, 107. From Ditton and Whiffon about the Longi-
tude, ibid. About the Tall Club, 108. About the Tuck-
er, 109. Another, ibid. From Dedalus, 112. About
Wedding Clothes, 113. About Petticoats, 114. From
a Quaker about naked Breafts, 116. From Leonella
Figleaf on the fame Subject, 118, 121. From Jackall
and others about the Lion, ibid. About the Ladies
Gaming, 120. From Ned Mum, about the Silent
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Club,