No. 121 FARDINGALE, the use of it allowed for a time...... 157 174 Flageolet, an instrument in the female concert, how 157 Flattery, an instance of the ill consequence of flatter- ing women.... 139 Flavia, a coquette, her interview with Myrtillo, the ogler, at the play........... 145 ............. Flea, skeleton of one.... 119 Flute has extraordinary effects in a female concert..... 157 Folio, Tom, a broker in learning, account of him and ..... his criticism on a passage in Virgil.... his visit... letter from him....... Footman free from avarice dier... Fortitude, remarkable instance of it in a Roman sol- ..... when most conspicuous...... Fortune, Bickerstaff's address to her....... -emblem of her at the lottery office......... Fraud, an officer in the temple of Avarice........ 157 158 158 160 124 177 176 170 170 170 123 Freethinkers, distinction between ancient and modern 135 Funerals, behaviour at them discovers the state of the mind......... Future-state, Platonic notions concerning the happiness GASCON, adventure of one with a widow, of whose fa- Ghosts, of Anticlea, Ulysses's mother Gotham petition Grandeur, wherein it truly consists.... Green-house, a magnificent one described........ criticisms on its plan.......... Grief, the benefit of it.... Gyges, his invisible ring allegorically applied............ 138 HAMMOND, John, recovered his watch. 124 Handkerchief, religious, much worn in England 187 187 115 153 157 ....... Sir, his death, funeral, character, and escut- Harpsichord, the excellency of its music applied to discourse... with what instrument joined... Hart, the player, an observation of his on the players. 138 matched with the harpsichord......... History, the usefulness and variety of it......... 157 157 Horace's excellencies considered under different views 173 Husband, an ill one a private tyrant, and the greatest 149 150 Hymen, the god of marriage, a guard at the temple of Jealousy, her garments, complexion, and office.......... 120 Jesuits, account of their discipline...... 168 Imperceptibles, natural history of them..................................... 119 Impudence compared with absurdity... 168 Incumbent distinguished from a landlord....... 169 Indian kings, their return to the civilities of their land- 171 Insipids, who to be accounted of that order... 166 Juno, her method to regain Jupiter's affection........ 147 KETTLE DRUM, an instrument in a female concert how matched........ Kings, wicked, how punished in a future state. Landlord distinguished from an incumbent.... LAMB, a modern diet....... rosity...... Langham, doctor, the astrologer, his peculiar gene- Letter from an upholsterer to Bickerstaff.. 174 160 Cicero to Terentia....... 159 Levity, her post in the temple of Hymen... Libels, panegyrics may be turned into them Liberty, its region described....... Life, human, how to be considered.... Lightning, in operas, of what it must be made...... true perfume, where sold......... Long, major, advertises his wine vaults... Lottery, a bass viol to be disposed of by way of.......... 166 reflections thereon. 120 177 161 Lute, the part it bears in a concert or conversation. 153 157 Lydia, the character of a finished coquette.. MACHIAVEL, an office suited to him in a vision......... Madmen, an edifice intended for their reception and who, and whither sent by the Romans........ 125 cure Madness, the first symptoms thereof... 174 Maids of honour, their allowance of beef for breakfast in queen Elizabeth's time...... 148 Marlborough, John, duke of, his merit. 137 126 123 186 125 Marriage, an account of it from experience...... table of... unhappy, from what proceeding. No. 150 157 188 Marrowbone and cleaver, modern musical instruments 153 opera...... Modely, Tom, head of the order of insipids. Monarchy, the genius thereof described... Montpelier, compared to Anticyra......... left out of one....... 146 Matchlock, major, a member of the Trumpet club in Mirtillo, the ogler, has an interview with Flavia at the 145 166 his knowledge of the fashion. Mopsa, her good fortune in the lottery prognosticated 124 166 161 125 Mourning, a proper dress for a beautiful lady.. Nicolini, signior, his excellencies on the stage. 115 Northern parts fruitful in bagpipes........ 153 Notch, Sir Jeffery, a member of the Trumpet club..... 132 Orator, in a night-gown and laced cap 186 148 Parsimony, a favourite in the temple of Avarice. resuscitation. PANEGYRIC may be turned into a libel.... Partridge, a letter from him, intimating some hints of Pasquin, account of him to prevent mistakes 177 123 118 130 Passing-bell, who to be accounted such in conversation 153 158 158 Pedantry in learning compared to hypocrisy in religion 165 No. Penkethman the comedian compared with Bullock.... 188 Petticoat, its cause tried. 161 135 Philosophers, minute, an account of some....... Picture, ancient one of a wedding described........ walking one at an auction described............. 167 Plato, his notion of the human soul......... Players must forget they are before an audience parallels between them. why they should be esteemed..... Plenty, a goddess in the region of liberty. his letters to his wife... 154 154 138 ....182, 188 182 161 Pliny, his compliment and advice to Trajan..... 130 149 Pluto, his palace and throne described.... 156 Politicians, city, reproved...... 155 Pope, his modesty overcome in relation to the Neapoli- 129 sick of the tooth-ach 129 Postman, the extraordinary talent of the author of that paper......... Present of wine to Mr. Bickerstaff.. the cause and consequences thereof................. 127 127 Prim, Penelope, the clear-starcher, her petition......... 118 proach to the English nation... - what part they bear in a female concert.......... 157 115 Purgatory believed by the Platonists........................ 154 142 QUALITY, the weaknesses of persons of.................. 180 Quixot, Don, the first symptoms of his madness......... 178 |