Orlando the Fair, his speech to the boys who followed Oxford almanac for 1709 considered................. .......... -discipline applauded.... puppet-show at university described.. .................. ACOLET, a guardian angel, his first appearance to Bick- erstaff.. account of his former wards his checks and admonitions his life of a month... 13 13 14 15 his observations on gamesters and sharpers.... 15 Panegyric, the true nature of it.. Parisatis, manner of converting her niece Pastorella Partridge, John, his death demonstrated 17 Pastorella, the history of her conversion from coquetry chant. Penkethman, the comedian, relation of the progress of sale of his animals at May-fair..... 27 9 25 20 13 Philander the most skilful in addressing the fair sex... Platonne, a, described. nunnery established by Platonnes............ Playhouse at Amsterdam supports an alms-house them and idiots.. Poluglossa, acquainted with all the world but herself... 42 .........5, 6, 7 Postscript to Brussels Letter, a poem, considered Powell, junior, a famous heroic actor... disputes between him and Mr. Bicker- Powell, junior, his letter from Bath......... No. 11 36 16 Preliminaries of peace refused by the French king... 23 Prophets, Modern, a comedy by Mr. D'Urfey, some account of it.... Punchinello, his original character and ill manners...... Punchinello, Terræ filius at Oxford............. an instance of it.... Puppet-show, Mrs. Saraband's, in the Exchange..... ... -supplies the want of an act at Oxford... 45 QUALITY, people of, should always pay the reckoning 45 at the opera on the same occasion.. Questioners described Quid-nunc, his character of laziness, &c.... RAKES characterized Ranter, colonel, civilized at the sight of lady Betty Reconsiderations on instructions to Vanderbank, a poem SACHARISSA, an excellent young lady, why not courted. Sappho, a fine lady, her character and discourse with Mr. Bickerstaff... Saraband, Mrs. her puppet-show at the Exchange Satire, apology for it by Shakspeare. guilt makes the application of it. Scoggin, Mr. what Mr. Bickerstaff claims through him. Seignior, grand, sets all his christian slaves in the gal- 5 5 35 34 6 20 25 41 41 の No. Sempronia, lady, her scheme to betray Jenny Distaff. 33 his excellencies... why his plays should be encouraged.... Smart fellow described..... whether an affront to be called so......... 26 Smile, a man made half mad with one Snuff, taking of it censured..... Sophronius, why he is the darling of all that converse with him... Sorrow expressed by Shakspeare.... Spindle, Tom, how cured of the spleen.... Spleen, a never-failing remedy for it... Staff of Life, his poem to the French king. Stone-walls, comment on them. Swearers how reformed........ TASTE of an age known by their plays Terræ filius at Oxford, his place supplied by Punchi- 47 24 17 45 45 Theatres, the most agreeable and easy method of mak- 8 Thorold, Sir George, declared alderman of Cordwain- ers Ward 11 origin of that institution..... States General Tragical passion, how it should be expressed.. Treaty of peace, broken off by the French and Tunbridge.. Toasts, by whom, and to what purpose that name was Tom Drybones, how he purchased that name... Torcy, monsieur, the French plenipotentiary, appoint- ed to treat of a peace non........ letter to him from madame Mainte- Toss, pretty miss, the coquette, her behaviour...... Tragedy, materials for making one.... 19 27 18 22 47 23 Trippet, Sir Taffety, account of his amours at Epsom Trip to the Jubilee, character of that comedy.. 47 19 10 47 VALENTINE, a soldier, his uncommon generosity.. Brussels postscript... describing Copenhagen, by Ambrose Philips... 12 from Milton...... 12 ...6, 40, 49, 50 14 50 6 Verus, the character of an impartial chief justice...... ---more judicious in his epithets than Homer..... generations..... Unnion, corporal, account of his death WATER, circumspection, wonderful effects of it....................... 7 Wife, scheme to govern one...... 10 the most amiable term in life, and derided only by fools Winter-piece, a poem, by Ambrose Philips, from Co- penhagen..... opposed to critics..... Witchcraft described and explained...... Women have more understanding than men in their 33 12 45 29 30 10 |