292

Turkey, a great minifterial revolution there
387. Further accounts from thence 436
Turnpike roads act, an account of it
Turquorfer, obfervations on 508. How to
make artificial ones
509
Tyranny, its odious and deftructive nature
310. See Liberty.

1752.

Ways and means, committee of, their refo-
lutions

176
Weather at London 46, 94, 148, 196, 242,
290, 338, 386, 434, 483, 530, 578
Wendon-well, one of the wonders of the
Peak
8
Wether sheep, with a horn under its throat
218
Westminster Journal, extracts from 54, 76
Whifton, Rev. Mr. his death and character
385
Whytt, Dr. extracts from his effay on the
virtues of lime-water in the cure of the
ftone
515-519
Wilford, Thomas, committed for the mur-
der of his wife 238. His trial, fentence,
behaviour and execution
333, 334
Will, importance of making one, and how
it fhould be executed
514
Wind at Deal 46, 94, 148, 196, 242,
290, 338, 386, 434, 483, 530, 578
Winterbottom, Thomas, Efq; lord mayor
of London, dies in his mayoralty 288
Wives, their faults chiefly owing to the
hufbands
Wool-ftaplers and wool-growers, affair of
319-322

600

Works of God incomprehenfible
Wroxeter, of the remains of that ancient city

584

300 D.

ARMOUTH pickled herrings, fale of

238

YARMO

Wales, princefs dowager of, her birthday
574
Walpole, Hon. Horatio, Efq; his cafe,
written by himself, of his being cured of
the ftone by lime-water 516. Sequel of

518

his cafe
Walton bridge, account of it, and its de-
fcription

War, how far this nation fhould engage in
one, and no farther 157.

Warren, Sir Peter, chofen

526
Yarmouth fands, fwarm of French buffes
there
438
Year, account of its new legal commence-
ment, on Jan. 1, by the late aft 41
Yearly bill of mortality

610
Young, Rev. Dr. chofen vice chancellor of
the univerfity of Cambridge

538-540

526

Caufes of it
163 F.
alderman of

Billingsgate ward, but declines 286. Let-
ters between him and the deputy and

40.

Barrowby, Dr. on his death.

39

B, Mr. of Manchester, on his marriage

474

1752.

true chriftian divinity

F.

54

ABLE, addrefs'd to the country gentle-

Beauty and virtue, on ode

$235

Binny, lord, epitaph on him

475

37.7

Birth-day

610

Birth-day odes

140, 529, 57%

a very rainy fummer fe fon

475

Blandy, Mifs, elegy on her

330

573

186

Brothers, epigram on two fpiteful ones 379
Butler, Dr. wrote at the end of his Analogy

NELIA, epifle to

Character

Character, of a true Englishman

Charms of Anthony

Cibber, Mrs. to her, on her writing the Ora-

cle

Cinthia's fong, in the Oracle

Gloucefter, bihop of, verfes occafion-

Graften, duke of, a new fong infcribed to

H.

85

Dec. 11.

him

139

188, 236, 573
Comick poety, prologue on
570
Comick characters of women, epilogue on
570

Confcious lovers, a new fong in it
Contemplation, a poem 188, 233, 283
Contentment, facred, dedicated to the af-
flicted mind

379

ENNY of the green, a new fong fet to

mutick

Copenhagen, verles written from thence,
proper for the winter feafon
Cottage, lately rebuilt by the earl of Orrery,
281
description of
37, 84, 186, 281, 377,

Country dances

In tertium & decimum quartum dicm Septembris,
unum eundemque diem

425, 474, 510

K.

ITTY, a fong

Curiofities at Dr. Mead's, on viewing them

2:2

84

475

4:6

K. C. Alvice to her on a late melan-
choly occafion

L.

332

LADY, on feeing one fit for her picture

86. To one tinging 141. Veries to
another 187. O the death of one, who
died in a poor retivement 280. On feeing
the fubfcription to her works ibid. Advice
of a young one, to one lately married 281.
To one on a favourite dog, fuppofed to be
poiioned 330. To one with ahare 311
Laura to a gentleman, who wrote a poem
on her prelenting him with a rofe
Lee, Hon. Thomas, Efq; commander in
chief and pendent of his majefly's coun-
cil in Viginia, an elegiack monody on
hearing of his death
Love, an ode

40

186

479

M

Englishman, character of a true one-
Epigrams 87, 188, 236, 280, 28, 379,

Epilogue to Eugenia 54. To the Oracle 139.
Spoke by Mrs. Woffington, on the duke
of Dorfet's leaving Ireland 285. Op the
Comick characters of women -

AIDEN's refolution, a new fong fet
40 mufick

Matthews, admi:al, epitaph on
Mead, Dr, on viewing his cunofities
Mercy, ode on

473

5

523

ང་ ་

Militia, ode addreffed to the noble author

P.

328

Tunbridge Wells, an epiftle from, to the
Hon. Efq; 436. Verles written at

the ball there

ISION, moral

VIS

V.

Copenhagen, defcribing the rigours

522

of the northern regions
Poulet, Peregrine, Efq; verfes wrote under

476

his hatchment
Prologue to Mr. Foot's Tofte 4. To Eugenia
54. To the Oracle 139. On comick

W.

474

87

521

WALES, prince of, ode on his birth-day

241

Weils affembly, a defcription of the ladies

there
523
Wilfon, Mr. Benjamin, F. R. S. to him on
hi excellent paintings and much admired
etchings
233
W, Mifs S-, in London, verfes to
ber
235

Winter, verfes fuitable to that feafon 522
Winter's morning, defcription of

380

With
427
Woffingen, Mrs. epilogue fpoken by her
on the duke of Dorfet's leaving Ireland 285
Women, epilogue on the comick characters

474

S.

of

SACE

ACRED contentment

379

Sacrifice, an epiftle to Celia

230

Sappho to Phaon, by a young lady

524

Serious thought

427

Setting fun, to Sylvia

Shepherd's complaint

524
476

Y.

570

426

Young lady, to one finging 141. Ver-
fes to another 187. Advice of one, to
one lately married 282. To one on a
favourite dog, fuppofed to be poisoned 330