CONTENTS.

No.

Steele.

. Harrison.

Continental Intelligence-Raillery on the

state of France

3. Play-house, a Poem, by Blackmore-Tapes-

try-Continental Intelligence-Benefit of

Bickerstaff.

4. Plan of the Work-Characters of Chloe and

Clarissa--Dramatic News--Strolling Com-

pany-Continental Intelligence-Island

of Felicia

5. Fallen State of Love-Cynthia, the absent.

Lover-Project for the Advancement of

Religion-Continental Intelligence-Sto-

ry of Unnion and Valentine-Character

of the Duke of Marlborough

6. Visit from Sappho-Criticism on Homer and

Virgil-Journal of the Iliad-Continental

Intelligence-Characters of Alexander and

Cæsar

7. The Author's Will-Raillery on Marriage-

Characters of a Coquette and a Coxcomb

-Epson Wells, a Comedy-Continental

Intelligence

8. Reformation of the Stage--Continental Intel-

ligence-A Dream of the State of England

9. Congreve's Old Bachelor

Description of the Morning

No.

29. Letter from Tim. Switch on Duelling-Cri-

tics and Wits-Continental Intelligence

30. Character of the Author's three Nephews-

Style of Love Letters.

31. Duelling Letter to the Author on his being

little known in the Country-Continental

Intelligence

Steele. 32. Platonic Ladies-Madonella
On Punning

33. Mrs. Jenny Distaff on the Treatment of the

Fair Sex-Attempts to seduce her-Conti-

nental Intelligence

34. Cures performed by the Author-Saltero's

Coffee-house

25. Snuff taking-Cynthia's Courtship-Ham-
let's Direction to the Players
Family of X's: (probably)
Continental Intelligence

36. Mrs. Jonny Distaff-Characters at Epsom-

Of Africanus.

Continental Intelligence

37. On the Fox-hunter's Speech-Cæsar to his

Party at the Rubicon

38. On Duelling-Whisperers without Business

--Characters . .

Continental Intelligence

39. Oxford and its Almanack--Dialogue on Duels

40. Cure of Lunatics On Love and Marriage

41. Exercise at Arms-Character of a Question-

er-The Author accused of Personalitics

42. Lines on Bribery

Character of Aspasia .

Steels

Swift.

Steele.

Swift.

Steele.

Addison.

Stcele.

Addison.

Steele.

Swift.

Character of Timon-Pastorella converted
from Coquetry-Continental Intelligence Stecle

10. Empire of Beauty-Continental Intelligence

11 A Similitude-On Death-Modern Prophets

Genealogy of the Staffs

Continental Intelligence

Twisden.

Steele.

44.

12. Corruption of Manners and Language-Bite

A Winter Piece

Verses by

13. Adventures of the Tatler's Guardian Ang 1,

Pacolet-Continental Intelligence

14. Character of Verus-Earl of Essex and Al-

chymist-Dumb Fortune-teller and Wi-

dow-To Correspondents

J5. Story of Pacolet-Gamesters-Pleasure

16. Characters at Bath-Letter to Castabella

-17. On Panegyric-Naked Truth criticised

18. On Signs: (probably).

Distress of Newswriters.

Addison

Esculapius in Love with Hebe-Sale of the
Play-house Articles-Humourous Com.
plaint of Punch-The Country Gentleman
who cannot bear a Jest-Continental In-
telligence
Story of Teraminta-Puppet-shows-Scene
of bodily Wit-Characters of Florio and
Senecio .

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46. Character and Gallantries of Aurengezebe-
Lines on the March to Tournay without
beat of Drum-Continental Intelligence
47. Character of Sir Taffety Trippet-Cure for
the Spleen-Passions expressed by Shak.
speare

48. Shades of Conscience and Honour-Genius
of Credit

49. Love and Lust-Florio and Limberham-
Nocturnus

50. History of Orlando the Fair-Powell's Pup-
pet-show

Steele. 51. History of Orlando, Chap. 2-Pantomime
Tricks-Powell's Puppet-show

21. Characters of a Gentleman and a Pretty Fel-

Jow-The Fox-Dramatic Writers of the

last and present Age-Letter on Mr. Bick-

erstaff's Prophecy of his Death-Witch-

craft-Continental Intelligence

22 Cynthia in Love-Lindamira's Lovers-Cave

Underhill-Young Lady in Love with a

23. Cure for Fits in Married Ladies-Letter to

the French King--Continental Intelligence

24. Character of a very Pretty Fellow--A Toast Addison,

Continental Intelligence-Lines to the French

King..

Rake.

25. On Duelling-Advice generally unwelcome

-Continental Intelligence."

26. Letter from a Pretty Fellow-from Louis

XIV-Duelling.

27. Character of a Rake-a Cognette-Verses on

a Parrot-Letter from Jeffry Nicknack-

Continental Intelligence

28. On Duelling-Continental Intelligence

Steele.

52.

Use of Delamira's Fan-On Modesty-Cha-

racters of Nestor and Varillus-The mo.

dest Man and the modest Fellow

53. The civil Husband-Dramatic Criticism-

Continental Intelligence

54. The Government of Affection-The Wife and

the Mistress-Complaint against Stentor

-Death of Lisander and Coriana

55. Story of a Cure performed on a blind young

Man-Continental Intelligence

6. On Sharpers-Instances of Longevity in
France-Notices to Correspondents

57. Emilia, a Woman too humble Sharping

Extortioners-Satire on the French ap

plied to the English-New Coxcomb

Continence of Scipio-Grammatical Pedant.
ry-Continental Intelligence

58.

59. On Sharpers-Raffling Shops-Character of

Acteon-Author accused of writing Non-

sense.

69. On acting our parts in Life well-Promotion

of Eboracensis-Letter from two Ladies

inclined to marry the same Man-Bravery

of the Allies-Various Notices

Addison.

99. Advantages from having but one Theatre
-Attack and Expulsion of Divito-Re-
monstrance of the Upholders

78. Letters soliciting Places at the Table of Fame

-Character of Hippocrates-Advertise-

ment and Notice to Correspondents

79. Advice to married Persons-Mrs. Jenny's

Wedding-dinner-Notice of a Pamphlet

80. Exorbitant Price of Books-Letters from a

splenetic Gentleman-From a Limper-

Continental Intelligence

81. Vision of the Table of Fame.

Taking of Mons

Addison.

Stecle.

82. Story of the Cornish Lovers-Of a Lover

who kills his Mistress

83. Remarks on the Table of Fame-Maria de-

clares a Passion for the Author-His An-

swer-Advantage of being able to say, No

-Continental Intelligence

84. Censure of Ladies who attend Trials for

Rapes-Case of Lucretia-Egotism of the

French Writers-On giving Advice, a

Fable

85. Matrimonial Quarrel and Reconciliation-

Character of the Dappers-Death of Cyn-

thio.

86. Scene of Country Etiquette

On Modesty

102. Continuance of the Vision of the Goddess

of Justice

103. Applications for Permission to use Canes,

&c.

Addison and Steele.

104. Happiness, how secured in the married State Steele.

105. History of Will Rosin-Art of Knocking

106. Catalogue of Poetical Stock-Criticism on

a Passage in Hamlet-Surrender of Mr.

Jeffery Grogram

107. Case of a Lover tormented by a Coquette

108. Degradation of the Stage-Dignity of Human

Nature--Errors of the French Writers Addison.

109. Fashionable Visiting-Notice from the Up-

holders

Steele.

Addison and Steele.
111. On the Prevalence of Irreligious Principles
Addison and Steele.
Steele.
Hughes.

110. Court of Judicature of the Dead in Reason

112. Amusements and Relaxations of great Men

-Misfortune of Idleness

113. Inventory of a Beau

Steele.

Petition of William Jingle, Coach-maker-
Notice to the Dead

114. Death-bed Scene

Addison and Steele.

115. Squire Nicolini-Taste for Puppet-Shows-

Death and Character of Sir Hannibal-

Fable

Steele.

Addison.

116. Court of Judicature on the Petticoat

117. On the Pleasure derived from the Deliver-

ance of the Good from Danger-The Au-

thor's Dream.

118. Irregular Conduct of the Dead-Letters

from Partridge, &c.-Petition of Penelope

Prim..

Steele.

119. Discoveries of the Microscope-A Dream Addison.

120. Vision of the Three Roads of Human Life-

Dogget's Benefit

.

121. Consultation on the Sickness of a Lady's

Lap-Dog-Fondness for Animals

122.

The Author's Appearance at Dogget's Be-

nefit-Virtuous feelings of an Athenian

Audience.

123. Continuation of the Vision of the Three

Roads of Life

124. On Expectations from the Lottery

125. Proposals for a Receptacle for Persons out

of their Wits.

126. Characters of a Prude and Coquette--Story

of the Gascon and the Widow

127. On Pride, as affecting the Reason

123. Letter from a Fortune-hunter-From a de-
serted Female

Addison. 129. Dutch satirical Pictures-Letters from Pas-
Steele.
quin at Rome

87. Humorous Criticism on Serjeant Hall's Let-
ter-Glory shared among an Army

88. Of Story-tellers under the Names of Gunners
and Gunsters.

A Dancing-master practising by Book

Addison.

Steele.

Addison. 193. The Author's Politics-Affairs of the Stage
-Letter from Downes the Prompter
194. Passage from Spenser transposed
195. Letter on the Author's Politics--Orders to
Quacks-Letter to Amanda

Addison. 197. Account of Epistola obscurorum virorum-
Passion for being thought a Scholar

Addison.

229. Remarks on the Author's Enemies-Fable

of the Owl, Bats, and the Sun

230. Improprieties of Phrase-Affectation of Po-

liteness-Vulgarisms

Swift.

231. The Taming of the Shrew-Present of Wine Stele

232. Letter from the Upholsterer-Rage for Poli-

Greenwood.

Steele

236. Account of the Migration of Frogs into Ire-

land

237. Effects of the touch of Ithuriel's Spear, a

Dream

238. Description of a City Shower

Prose part of the Paper

(probably) Addison.

253. Journal of the Court of Honour Addison and Steele.

254. Sir John Mandeville's account of the Freez

ing and Thawing of several Speeches

255 Letter from a Chaplain-Thoughts on the

Treatment of Chaplains

256. Proceedings of the Court of Honour

Addison.

Addison and Steele.

257. Wax-work representation of the Religions

of Great Britain

Steele.

258. Letter on the use of the Phrase, North

Briton

Swift, Prior, Rowe.

On A Person of Quality-A Lady invested
by several Lovers-From a Chaplain-Ta-
liacotius-Bachelors
253. Journal of the Court of Honour. Addison and
20. Essay on Noses- Skill of Taliacotius

261. Plan for the Encouragement of Wedlock—

Instance of Public Spirit-Celamico's Will

262. Journal of the Court of Honour Addison and

263. On the different hours kept in Modern Times

-College Hours - Early Hours

284. On tedious Talkers and Story-tellers

255. Journal of the Court of Honour Addison and

Swift. 266. Fantastic Passion of two old Ladies-Sam

Steele.

Trusty's visit to them

Addison.

239. Remarks on the Author's Enemies--The

Examiner

210. The Science of Physic-Quacks of the Time

241. On Drinking-Improper Behaviour at Church

-On By-words-Fee at St. Paul's

267. On appointed Seasons for Devotion-Lord

Bacon's Prayer

Addison.

268. Petition on Ceff-e-house Orators and News-
readers, with the Author's Remarks

. Steele. 269. Letters on Love and Friendship-Plagius
preaching Tillotson's Sermons

242. On Raillery and Satire-Horace and Juvenal

243. Adventures of the Author when invisible Addison. 270. Letter on the Dress of Tradesmen-Petition

244. On Eloquence-Talents for Conversation-

Pedantry

245. Advertisement of Lady Fardingale's stolen
Goods-Letter from a Black Boy

246. On a censorious Disposition-Letters to

Defaulters-Characters of Plumbeus and

Levis