VILLARS, the quack, curious
anecdote of, 530.
VINLAND, originally a part of N.
America, 181.
VIRGIL defended, with refpe&t to
the character of Æneas, 220.
VISME, Mr. his account of a
very fingular kind of monkey,
207.
VOLTAIRE, M. his difcoveries in
nat. hift. ridiculed, 25. His'
dialogues in the fhades with So-
crates, Julian, &c. 28. His dif-
pute with the Bishop of Anneci,
34. His mifreprefentations of
the fcriptures detected, 460.
His remarkable ftrictures on
Johnfon's edit. of Shakespeare,
532. See alfo QUESTIONS, &C.
WALLS, an excellent coping
for, recommended, 479.
WAR, art of, remarks on, 355.
Want of a school for, lamented,
356. Partizan, duty of, 357.
WATER, analyfis of that of the
Tyne, 221. Curious hydrofta-
tical phenomena of water, 518.
See alfo LAKE.
WATERS, chalybeate, &c. difco-
veries tending to the production
of excellent artificial ones, 323-
326.
WATSON, Mr. his defcript. of the
lymphatics of the urethra and
neck of the bladder, 213.
WESI EY, Mr. his religious zeal
difcuffed, 73.
WEST-INDIAN, a comedy, critique
WESTON, Mr. his tracts on huf-
bandry detailed, 299.
WHEAT, experiments in the cul-
ture of, 303. Comparison of
profit between the old and new
husbandry, 378.
WHITAKER, Rev. Mr. fome ac-
count of his death, 82.
WHITE, Mr. his account of a re-
markable cafe in furgery, 211.
WHITEFIELD, George, his reli-
gious zeal animadverted on, 73.
WOMEN, in Perfia, their remark-
able modefty, 160. Their equa-
lity with the men, in the ancient
northern nations of Europe, 184.
WOODS, groves, &c. in the grand curious compofition for ob
flyle of gardening, how to de
EIHER, M. his discovery of a
ject-glaffes, for telescopes, 541,
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