sufficiently fortunate to obtain; those distinguished
by capitals, are the essays which have usually
been considered as standard works in periodical
literature; and those marked by Italics, are the
productions of Steele and Addison, independent
of their three great efforts in this line of
sition.

compo.

TABLE

OF

PERIODICAL PAPERS,

From the Year 1709, to the Year 1809.

7 ...Gazette A-La-Mode, May 12th, 8.....Tatling Harlot, August 22d,

11.....Monthly Amusement, by Ozell.... 12.....Monthly Amusement, by Hughes.. 13.....Tatler, Vol. the Fifth, January 13th 1710 Tit for Tat, March 2d, 15.....Tatler, by Baker

14..

....

E

19.....Growler

20.....Examiner, August 3d,

21.....Whig Examiner, September 14th,..

22.....Medley, October 5th,

PAPERS

the Year

24.....SPECTATOR, March 1st,

25.....Tatler, published at Edinburgh

26.....Rambler......

27.....GUARDIAN, March 12th,

28.....Englishman, October 6th,

......

...

st 22d,.

by Ozell... y Hughs

anuary 19

.....

34.....Lover, February 14th,

35.....Reader, April 22d,

....

1711

.1712

.1713

1714

36.....High German Doctor, May 4th,
37.....Spectator, Vol, Ninth, January 3d, 1715
38.....Censor, April 11th,

39.....Town Talk, December 17th,
40.....Freeholder, December 23d,
41.....*Miscellany

42.....*Hermit

....

50.....Tea Table, February 6th, ...

51 Chit-Chat, March 6th,

..1716

.1717

...

.1718

.1719

52 The Wanderer, February 9th,
53.....Entertainer, November 6th,
54.....Freethinker, March 24th,.
55. ...Plebeian, March 14th,
56.....Old Whig, March 19th,
57.....Patrician, March 21st,
58.....Moderator, April 4th,
59.....Manufacturer, October 30th,
60.....British Merchant, November 10th,

61.....Weaver, November 23d, 62.....Spinster, December 19th,. 63.....Theatre, January 2d,

....

64.....British Harlequin, January 5th,
65.....Independent Whig, January 20th,
66.....Anti-Theatre, February 15th,

1720

67.....Muses Gazette, March 12th,

68 Cato's Letters, November,

69 Terræ Filius, January 11th,..

70 Mist's Journal, Selection from

1

1721 1722