Rakes, midnight, advice to them No. 148 143 .............. Rapin, his observations on the English theatre........... 134 Rapine, an attendant on licentiousness.. 161 145 145 ................... Reptile, Dick, a member of the Sheer Lane club, his 155 his reflections on the abuse of speech.... 137 Respect only to be procured by obligations. ..........138, 139 122 Romans, an instance of their general virtue...... 118 Rural wits, hunting horns in a male conversation....... 153 SANDFORD the player, what parts he acted well.......... 134 Scotland, simplicity in dress and manuers declining there 148 the comparative perfections of them Shallow, Sir Timothy, a customer to Charles Bubbleboy 172 ..... 172 the toyman... 142 Sheep-biter, why a term of reproach....... Shrove-Tuesday, persecution of cocks on that day con- Snuff-box, a new edition of them by Charles Bubble- boy 142 Socrates, his behaviour at the Athenian theatre......... 122 VOL. III, 163 Softly, Ned, sonnet by him No. 163 Speech, reflections on the abuse of it........... Stage, or theatre, the convenience, use, and advantage of one, when under proper regulation........... 137 182 Statira, account of her distress 128 Stocking, the custom of throwing it at weddings con- demned...... 184 TABLE, who keeps the best Tea, not used in the time of queen Elizabeth Telemachus, his discoveries in the regions of Death... 156 179 188 137 148 148 tion 176 123 123 Hymen.... Lust.... 120 120 Timoleon, his discourse concerning honour, and titles... 171 louring liquors.. 131 Tiptoe, Mr. a stage-coach to his dancing-school adver- Tittle, Sir Timothy, the proud critic, his indignation Trumpet, who to be accounted such in conversation.... 153 VARNISH, Tom, his adventure with a merchant's wife... 136 on Dover cliff, by Shakspeare..... to Mira, from Ned Softly, with remarks Vicissitudes of human life considered.. Violins, who to be accounted such in conversation...... 153 Virgil, his beautiful allegories founded on the Platonic philosophy. 157 154 Virginal, who so accounted in female conversation..... 157 Visits, when unseasonable 157 160 152 Ulysses, his adventures in the regions of the dead.. news-monger... carried to Bedlam 155 178 155 160 160 much esteemed in alley coffee-houses..... 178 WAGS, the lowest pretenders to wit............ War, religious, discussed Welch-harp, an instrument in a female concert.. matched with a trumpet........... Whetters reproved..... Whigs, a new religious order in England...... Wine, mischiefs attending the adulterating of it.... - presented to Mr. Bickerstaff, and the reason of it 147 Wine-brewers, a request to them the fraternity tried... instructions to unmarried ones the happiness or misfortunes of mankind de- Women, have ill fancies in their dress......... pend on their education...... |