INDEX to the ESSAYS, &c.
Broad wheeks, their utility confidered 253.
Purport of the act for encouraging the
ufe of them
337
Brothers, account of the new tragedy of the
99. Remarks on it
255
Bruto d, Sufanna, burnt for poifoning her
290
Cancerous tumours, à remarkable cafe rela-
ing to them
425, 426
Canning, Elizabeth, the firft ftory of 92.
Trial of the gyply and Mrs. Wells for
that affair 126-130. Her evidence 127.
A further account of her affair 142. Ac-.
count from the Infpectors on that fubject
ibid. Abstract of Mr. Fielding's fate of
the cafe 142, 143. Abstract of Dr. Hill's
pamphlet in anfwer to it, intitled, 'The
Story of Elizabeth Canning confidered 15.
Bail for her appearance 146. The bill
against her for perjury not found 241. Af-
terwards found 291. Wairant for appre-
hending her
Character, an excellent one
Chracters, two oppofite ones
Cirencester addrefs to their representatives
about the Jews act
473 G. 474
Clandestine marriages, account of the act to
prevent them 337, 360. Debate on it
356-367, 407-410, 449-456, 497
-508, 545-555. Claufes propofed to be
added to it 381. Proceedings on the bill
423, 424. Spinfters petition against it
for
Clogher, bishop of, extract from his tranfla-
tion of a Journal from Grand Cairo to
mount Sinai 155. He prefents it to the
fociety of antiquaries
Commons address at the opening of the fixth
fellion 29. At the opening of the feventh
493
Complexion, features and fhape of men of
different climates
539
Conduct of a married life, &c. extract from
that piece
Conftantia, her affecting story 29, 30
Copenhagen, advice from, relating to the
Jews in that city
342
Corn, petitions from the exporters of, about
the non-payment of the bounty money
375. A bill occafioned by them 376
Cornwallis, Hon. Edward, Efq; chofen
member of parliament for Weftminster,
in the room of Sir Peter Warren, decea-
fed
Corfica, affairs of
Court martial
EAF, remarkable cafe of a man fo born
569
DEBATES in the Political Club, viz. on a
new fubfidy treaty with the king of Po
land, elector of Saxony 9-19. 57-65,"
105-110. On fubfidy treaties in general
in time of peace 110-113. On the bill
to permit perfons profeffing the Jewish re
ligion to be naturalized by parliament 257
-266, 305-321, 353-356, 401-
406.
On the clandeftine marriage bill
356-367, 407-410, 449-456, 497
-508, 545-555. On the bll for per
mitting the exportation of wool and weol--
len or bay yarn from any port in Ireland to
any port in Great Britain 585-598
Debtora
Edward I. act in his reign in relation to the
Jews
516
Electrical experiments for drawing the light-
ning from clouds 436. A perlon killed
by them
ibid.
Elizabeth, queen, her Latin fpeech, in an-
iwer to the Polish ambaffador's, with an
English tranflation, and proper remarks
Empire, difpute between the electors and
princes who fhall judge of the neceffity of
electing a king of the Romans 13, 14.
Danger of its being without a head 16.
How the electors and princes fland affec-
sed with regard to the election of a king
of the Romans 58. Why they are thy
of fuch an election before the emperor's
death
106, 107
Employment, being an extract from the
Whole duty of woman
56
540, 541
Excife, total amount of that revenue 146
Executions at Tyburn, &c. 92, 193, 194.
195, 243, 387, 388, 483, 484, 578
ANTEE nation, treaty between them
and the English at Cape-coafl-cafile 482
Feaft, a prodigious one, made by an arch-
bishop of York
Fielding, Mr. abftract of his propofal for
making an effectual provifion for the poor
74-78. Abfract of his Clear fate of
the cafe in relation to Canning 142
Fire, remark on Mr. Fieke's treatife on its
nature and property
34 D.
Fires 42, 241, 339, 342, 386, 387, 483,
538
Flowers, how to obtain fresh blown, in win-
Fatus, human, hiftory of its formation 67
Foote, Mr. account of his new comedy, in-
titled, The Englishman in Paris 213
Fofter, late Rev. Dr. an account of him
and his writings
5639564
Foundling hofpital, opening of the new cha
pel there 194. The facred oratorio per-
formed there
241
Framewo:k-knitters, their petitions 455.
467
France, abfurdity and fully of English families
going this her
219-222
Free British fishery, general courts of 91, 387.
578
Freke, Mr. a remark on his treatife on the
nature and property of tire
French fashions, ridiculous ones
French perriwig maker, his humorous and
fatirical advertisement
French hofpital, collection for
Fruit, how to preserve it
Fulvius, Cn. his fpeech against
ftine marriage bill
AME laws, the countryman's com-
plaint against them 31. Trial of a
farmer upon them
Gamefter, a new tragedy, an account of it 51
Gaming, modeft defence of, extracts from
that pamphlet
Gaining and routs, mischiefs of
Gardening, whimsical variations in 156 C.
Gascoyne, Sir Crifp, lord mayor, gives a
grand entertainment at the mansion house
387. Thanks of the common council to
him at the expiration of his office 532
Genefis, remarks on a pamphlet, intitled,
Some reflections upon the 7th, 8th, and
9th verfes of the ad chapter 114, &c.
4 I a
Genii
Guinea, tragical account of the lofs of a
hip from thence, by the infurrection of
the negroes 91. A more particular account
of it
181, 182
Gypfies, ftatutes concerning them
170
Gypfy woman. See Canning and Squires.
Je cok, Mr. his letter in defence of Mr.
Whitton's character
Jealous husband, picture of
Jenkins, Henry, who lived 169 years, an
account of him 363. Infeription on a
monument erected to his memory
Jew barbaroufly murdered 578.
Jerfey, ile of, defcribed
derer's confeffion
Jews malacre at York
Jews bill, petition against 242. Subftance of
the act when paffed 254 G, 255. Whether
a Jew can be naturalized by virtue of it
283. Debates on the bill in the political
club 257-266, 395-321, 353-356,
401-406. That they can never be the
beginners of trade in any country 310.
History of their fettlement in this king-
dom 317.
Proceedings on the bill, and
petitions for and against it 422, 423. A
regard to religion, and reverence to parlia-
ment urged as motives against the bill 402.
The prejudice and danger apprehended
from the bill with refpect to our prefent
happy establishment, and the next general
election 405. Remarks on the By-flander
in relation to it 456. The act repealed
533,579. A&t of Henry III and Edw. I.
in relation to the Jews, with remarks
515, 516, 517. Opinions of lawyers
about Jews born here purchafing and hold.
ing lands to them and their heirs 521, 522.
Remarks on the fame and other things re-
lating to them 523. Their fate under
our antient kings
Immorality of detraction
Incendiary letters
Inhumanity to a parent, fhocking inflance of
Inquiry into the original and confequences
193
of the publick debt, extracts from that-
pamphlet
Ifcriptions on brafs plates in churches, me-
604
thed or receipt for taking them off
Infpector, extracts from
Inftructions to members to get the Jews act
repealed
Johnion. See Ben Johnson,
Journal of a learned and political club. See
Journal from Grand Cairo to mount Sinai
and back again, extracts from it 155
Journeymen taylors, their wages and hours
of working fettled
Ipfwich, yearly bill of mortality there 614
INDEX to the ESSAYS, &c.
Irishmen committed for a rape 387. Dif
Luminous spaces about the fouth pole
Lunar eclipse on April 17, with a type 121
Lyar, odious character of
Ironfide, Edward, Efq; elected lord mayor
of London 438. Sworn in 531. Dies
Modefty and Affurance, a fable
Knights of the Bath, new ones 389.
ftalied
Kouli Khan, authentick account of him
from Mr. Hanway 171-175, 203-206
Montauban, bhop of, a proper reply to his
invectives against England
Moral vifion of Almet the dervise
YABOBS in the Eaft-Indies, an ac-
National debt, a flate of it
Naturalization, denization, &c.
Navigation, queftion in, propoied 415. Sol-
Lightning, electrical experiments for draw-
Navy furgeons, their plan
6c8
Newcastle, a new hospital to be founded
483
Logarithms, a question in
Nobody's letter concerning wheel
riages
323 F.
Nonius, A. his fpeech against the Jews bill
257
Norford, Mr. extract from his letter to Mr.
Freke, concerning cancerous tumours 425.
A remarkable cafe related by him 425,
4:5
Norwich, mayor of, his expences for a pub-
lick dinner in 1561, 206. A remarkable
fpeech on that occafion
ibid. F.
Norwich,
INDEX to the ESSAYS, &c:
Norwich, yearly bill of mortality there 614
Noftrums and fpecificks
251
Nova Scotia, exprefs from 242. Present
State of
Number of people, bill for regiftering them
466
Numifius, C. his fpeech in favour of the
Jews bill 305. Againft the clandeftine
marriage bill
361
95.
Nuns of St. Agatha, expelled
Political Club. See DE BATIS.
Politicks, feveral inftances of our late bad
195
Pomponius Atticus, his fpeech against the
Saxon fubfidy, but in favour of the motion
for it 12. His fpeech on the Irish wool
and woollen yarn bill
595
Poor, abftract of Mr. Fielding's propofal in
relation to them 74-78. Extracts
from Mr. Alcock's remarks on two bills
for the better maintenance of them 123-
Pope, Mr. ftories of him
Popiljus Lænas, C. his fpeeth against the
Saxon fubfidy treaty
105
Popish prince, abfurdity of having one to
govern a proteftant people
Pofthumius, A. his speeches against subsidy
treaties in time of peace
445
Paris, advices from 47, 95, 246, &c. 582
Parliament, meeting of the 6th feffion 42.
Prorogued 291, 387, 438. Alterations in
the lift of 45, 149, 196, 245, 614. Sum..
mary of the most important affairs in it
268, 269, 329, 330, 373-377,419-
424 464-470. Meeting of the 7th and
laft feffion
532
Parliament of Paris, conteft between them
and the clergy of France 47. Copy of
their remonftrances 95, 197. They are
banished 246. Brave fpeech of the first
prefident of the great chamber, who are
afterwards banished ibid. A new court
eftablished in their room
Parliament of Rouen. See Rouen.
Peerage-bill, the arguments for and againft
Pot afbes. See Ruffia pot-afhes.
Pretender, lord Bolingbroke's character of
Peerage, opinions in relation to it
Perfia, cruelties exercifed on the rebels
Reaumur, M. a new purple difcovered by
him
598
Rebels, account of fome feized in Scotland
337
Reflector, extract from, against the hafty
making, &c. of laws
Reverberatory furnace, a new kind of one
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