Lamb, Charles, on a passage in Comus, | Letter to an Old Gentleman whose on John Wilkes, 376, 541. on the choice of a grave, 376, Lewis, "Gentleman," and "Mr. H.," 532. and The Reflector, 403. his hallucination, 416. on Donne and Cowley, 419. and stimulants, 430. on his "Confessions of a Drunk- Lillo's "George Barnwell," 102. LISTON, MR., BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR, John, as Lord Grizzel, 152. his real life, 491. Literary Gazette and Lamb, 479. LLOYD, CHARLES, HIS "NUGE Canoræ," on Lamb, 468. ROBERT, MEMOIR OF, 132, 429. LONDON FOGS, 351. home, Lamb's choice of a, 155. his signatures in The Examiner, LONDONER, THE, 39, 400. 439. and the chimney-sweeper, 443. letter to John Scott, 449. on Dr. Nott, 454. on long lines in poetry, 458. his private letters to Southey, 478. Mary, on needlework, 176, 452. her joke on Munden, 542. her advice as to playgoing, 542. 200. Lotteries, a lament for, 259. "Lottery Alphabet, A," quoted, 494. Milton, a suppressed passage in Comus, | Novel, fragment of, by Lamb, 292. 376, 542. Minikin, Mrs., Lamb's cook, 533. MISCELLANY, THE, 376, 541. Monkhouse, Thomas, Lamb's friend, 229, MONTHS, THE, 308, 516. MORE, SIR THOMAS, 203, 471. --- - - on Sir Thomas Hytton, 204. on relics of the cross, 205. on the miracle of conception, 206. Morland, George, his dependence on Morning Post, Lamb's contributions to, MORTIFICATIONS OF AN AUTHOR, 274, 478. Moxon, Edward, reviewed by Lamb, 384, -- his Sonnets, 384. his career, 546. "Mr. H.," Lamb's farce, its fate, 411. NEEDLEWORK, On, 176, 452. NEW PIECES AT THE LYCEUM, 189, 462. New Times, The, Lamb's contributions "New Wonder, A," by Rowley, 46. Nobility and deformity, 290. "Nugæ Canoræ," by Charles Lloyd, re- NUGE CRITICE ON A PASSAGE IN "THE - - - DANGER OF CONFOUNDING MORAL GENIUS and Character of HOG- INCONVENIENces ResultiNG FROM MELANCHOLY OF TAILORS, 172, NEEDLEWORK, 176, 452. THE POETICAL WORKS OF GEORGE TRAGEDIES Of Shakespeare, Con- Oriental Eclogues, by Collins, 220. "Rake's Progress, The," by Hogarth, 71, READERS AGAINst the Grain, 272, 498. A LATE R.A., 331, 535. REMINISCENCES OF JUKE JUDKINS, 292, - his poetical contemporaries, 40. "Measure for Measure" quoted, 61. his tragedies unfitted for stage, 97. Shirley, James, 55. Silence and Shallow, remarks upon, 371. SIR THOMAS MORE, 203, 471. Smith, Mrs., the biggest woman in Cam- Smollett, Tobias, his Ferdinand Count and Hogarth, 83, 86. 459. his ecclesiastical levities, 228. and "Rosamund Gray," 390, 392. on Thornton Hunt, 479. Spectator, The, Lamb's contributions to, 321, 328. Spencer, Robert William, 69, 407. improved by Shadwell, 322, 521. Spenser, Edmund, and his namesake, 69, Tom Pry, 276, 498. PRY'S WIFE, 277, 498. TOWN RESIDence, A, 155, 443. Tudors and Stuarts contrasted, 348. U Undertaker, the character of an, 95. V Vanderstraaten, a predecessor of Dawe, Vertot, the Abbé de, as historian, 259, "Vicar and Moses," the song, 240, 488. VISION OF HORNS, A, 254, 492. W Wilkinson, T. P., in "A Walk for a Wager," 190, 463. Wainewright, Thomas Griffiths, 229, 481, William IV., songs referring to, 328, 525. Wilson, John. See Christopher North. on Charles Lamb, 524. Witch, The," by Middleton, 47. "Witch of Edmonton, The," by Rowley, Westminster Abbey, charge for admit- WITHER, GEORGE, HIS POETICAL WORKS, |