LATE OF ST. MARY HALL, OXON: FELLOW EXTRAORDINARY OF THE
ROYAL MEDICAL SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH.

IN FORTY-FIVE VOLUMES.

VOL. XVII.

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CONTENTS TO VOL. XVII.

No.

55. IMPORTANCE of Christianity to Virtue Berkeley.

56. Reproof and Reproach, a Vision. Parnell.

57. Of Courtship-Questions and Rules for Steele.

58. Public Spirit-Letter from a Hackney Author

-from a Patriotic Drinker-from an ostentatious

Lady

59. Letters on Cato

60. On the various modes of reading Books

Steele.

61. On Cruelty to the Brute Creation-Fable of

Pilpay

Pope.

62. Visit to Westminster School-Utility of public

Seminaries

Berkeley.

63. Strictures on the Examiner-Extract from Lu-

cas's Practical Christianity

Steele.

64. Petition of the Artificers, of Esau Ringwood,

Susannah How-d'ye-call, and Hugh Pounce-

Letter on Cato

Steele.

65. Improper Conduct at Church-Poverty of the

Clergy hurtful to Religion

66. Common Fame, a Vision

Steele.

Parnell.

67. Fate of Poets-Recommendation of Tom D'Ur-

Addison.

fey

68. Letters on the Wife proposed to Sir Harry Lizard

Steele.

69. On Fenelon's Demonstration of the Existence,

Wisdom, and Omnipotence of God Steele.

70. Analogy between St. Paul's and the Christian

Church-Narrowness of Freethinkers Berkeley.

71. Observations on the Increase of Lions-Charac-

ter of a Lion

Addison.

72. On the Oxford Terræ-filius-Abuse of his Office

Steele.

No.

73. On the improper Interference of Parents in the

Disposal of their Children-Letters on Passion-

Peevishness-Shyness .

Steele.

74. Extract from a Sermon of Bishop Beveridge

75. Extracts from the Sermons of two Divines

Steele.

Steele.

76. Endeavour to reconcile the Landed and Trad-

ing Interests

Steele.

77. On the Shortsightedness of Critics, Misers,

and Freethinkers

78. Receipt to make an Epic Poem

Berkeley.

Pope.

79. On the Miseries of the Poor-Recommenda-

81. Soliloquy of an Athenian Libertine-Prayer of

one who had been a Libertine

Steele.

82. Death and Character of Peer the Comedian

Steele.

83. On Happiness-obstructed by the Freethinkers

Berkeley.

Steele.

84. Silly Habits of Coffee-house Orators-twisting

off Buttons

85. On Scandal-Letter from a Sufferer by Ca.

lumny-from Daniel Button

86. Classical Descriptions-of the War-Horse in

Steele.

Job

87. General Taste for Intrigue-Immorality of

Servants; Character of a Master

Steele.

88. Superiority of the Christian Ideas of the Being

and Attributes of a God

Berkeley.

89. Christian Ideas of a future State

90. Strictures on the Examiner-Letter to one of

No.

93. Thoughts on the Immortality of the Soul-on

the Pharisees and Sadducees

94. On Education

Wotton.

Steele.

95. Adventure of a Strolling Company-Letters

on Lions-Coffee-houses-a Virtuoso on the

Terræ-filius

Steele.

96. A Proposal for Honorary Rewards-Coins

and Medals

Addison.

97. Letter from Simon Softly, complaining of a

Widow-Advice to him

Addison.

Addison.

98. Notice of the Tatler and Spectator-Scheme

of a Lion's Head at Button's

99. Essay on National Justice-a Persian Story

Addison.

100. On the Tucker-naked Necks-Laws of Ly-

curgus-Position of Venus

Addison.

101. Letters from France-Gaiety of the French

Addison.

102. Variableness of the English Climate

103. On the Fireworks-serious Reflections on the

same

Addison.

104. Story of a French Gentleman-Letter on the

Manners of the French

Addison.

105. Exhibition of the Charity Children-Proposals

to extend our Charities

Addison.

106. Vision of Aurelia with a Window in her Breast

Addison.

107. Letter from a Projector, offering himself as a

Nomenclator-Letter from Messrs. Ditton and

108. Institution of the Tall Club

109. Correspondence on the Tucker

110. On the Language of Treaty-Improprieties

instanced

Addison.

111. Improper Conduct of the British Youth-Love

of Knowledge-Solomon's Choice Addison.