-

* No. III. The present State of Wit, in a letter to a friend

in the country,

Page

xlix

* No. IV. List of Tracts composed by Swift, in support of

Lord Oxford's administration,

lviii

* No. V.-Additional papers by Swift, on the project of a

National Bank in Ireland,

lxii

* No. VI. -Additional Tracts by Dean Swift respecting

Wood's Project, and Irish affairs of the same period,

*Woods revived, or a short defence of his proceedings in

London, Bristol, &c. in reference to the kingdom of Ire-

land,

lxxii

lxxii

lxxvii

The true state of the case between the kingdom of Ireland

of the one part, and Mr William Wood of the other part,

by a Protestant of Ireland,

* A Letter to William Woods, Esq. from his only friend in

Ireland,

lxxxii

Ixxxvi

* A Letter to William Wood, from a member of that society

of men who in derision are called Quakers,

* The present miserable state of Ireland. In a letter from a

gentleman in Dublin to his friend, S. R.W. in London, lxxxix

* No. VII.-Ten reasons for repealing the Test act,

*No. VIII. List of Friends-Ungrateful-Grateful-In-

different-and Doubtful,

XCV

xcviii

*No. IX.-Letters, Mr Pilkington to Mr Bowyer,

xciv

*No. X.-POEMS.-The Swan Tripe Club in Dublin,

The story of Orpheus, burlesqued,

ciii

cxvii

*Acteon, or the original of Horn Fair,

CXX

*On Mr Robarts, by the name of Peter Quince,

cxxiii

*Upon the Pope's giving a Cardinal's cap to a Jesuit, on the

death of Cardinal de Tournon,

cxxiv

CXXV

*The Fable of the Belly and the Members,

*The humble petition of Gossip Joan to her friend, a North

Britain Lady, who had promised her some snuff at her re-

turn out of Scotland,

*A letter of advice to the Rev. Dr Delany, humbly proposed

to the consideration of a certain great Lord,

Page

No. XI.-Dean Swift's Will, with the codicil annexed, cxxviii

*Letter to Mrs Whiteway,

ib.

*Codicil to the Will of Dean Swift,

CXxxviii

*Present state of St Patrick's Hospital,

cxxxix

*Character of Dean Swift after his death,

cxli

*Portrait of Dean Swift presented to the University of Ox-

ford, by the late John Barber, Esq.

cxlii

*Memoriæ Jonath. Swift, S.

ib.

Copy of a Copper Medal in Memory of Dean Swift in possession of the Lord Bishop of Killalla.

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