SUMMARY OF THE CONTENTS.

VOL. II.

The Articles diftinguished by

an Afterisk were never before

Printed.

Page 2. Intelligence Extraordinary of the GHOST IN
COCK-LANE from Foreign Parts, Ireland, and Scot-
land, with Home News, and an Extract from the
Ghoft's Catechifm, containing Mr. M's. Belief, with an
Epigram on the delay of the Poem called The Author.
P. 7. Letter on the INFLUENZA prevailing in the year
1762, concluding with a PANACEA for that and all
other diftempers, attefted by a MEDICAL CASE.

P. 14. A hafty Sketch of the POLITICS of the year 1762.

P. 18. A NORTH BRITAIN EXTRAORDINARY, June 4,

1762, the Birth-day of His Majesty.

P. 26. THE AUDITOR EXTRAORDINARY, October, 30,

1762.

P. 33. THE NORTH BRITAIN and AUDITOR COM-

PARED. Separate lifts of Great Perfons praised or

abused in each Paper, concluding with a PEEP INTO

FUTURITY, diftinguishing the feveral characters by

CHALK OF CHARCOAL.

Page 42

Page 42. Letter dated April, 19, 1762, from a Member

of Parliament, on the BILL FOR

FRANKS.

REGULATING

P. 47. Letter from CRISPINUS SCRIBLERUS, on the
Poems of a Journeyman Shoemaker.

P. 50. Letter on the BOTTLE CONJURER, Occafioned
by a paffage in M. D'Eon's Letters to the Duc de
Nivernois.

quand l'heure prefixe

Voltaire's PUCELLE.

Changea MADAME a MONSIEUR Conculix.

P. 53. Letter from Ay and No.

P. 55. INTELLIGENCE EXTRAORDINARY of the firft
performance of Mr. Lloyd's Comick Opera of The
Capricious Lovers, with specimens of the Airs.

P. 59. Notes on, the Preface to Johnfon's Shakespeare.

P. 65. Notes continued.

P. 69. Letter from CHRISTOPHER DENNIS, containing

Obfervations on fome of Johnson's Notes on the Play of

HENRY THE FIFTH.

P. 77. Letter from CAPTAIN NOSE, concluding with a

Lift of Paffengers by Hyde-Park Corner, Thursday,

March 19, 1767.

P. 80. Letter controverting Dr. Browne's Fftimate of the

Manners and Principles of the Times, fubftituting PRO-

DIGALITY for EFFEMINACY. Original Letter from

the Earl of Ph.

Page 86.

Page 86. Letter on the TRANSPOSITION OF MALE AND

FEMALE FOLLIES AND VICES, Anno Dom. 1770.

Paragraphs in futuro.

P. 92. Letter from LEXIPHANES, containing Propofals

for a Gloffary or Vocabulary of the VULGAR TONGUE,

intended as a SUPPLEMENT to a larger DICTIONARY.

P. 97. Sketch of Dr. Johnson in Chiaro Obfcuro.

P. 100. Letter on the Difufe of the Letter K. from Blac

and All Blac.

P. 102.

Letter from K's. FRIEND, occafioned by the
Letter from Blac and All Blac.

P. 107.

CRITICAL REFLECTIONS

ON THE OLD

ENGLISH DRAMATICK WRITERS, in a Letter to

David Garrick, Efq. first published as a feparate pam-

phlet, and afterwards prefixt to the remaining fets of

Coxeter's Edition of Maflinger.

P. 151. Preface to the Edition of the Plays of Beaumont and

Fletcher, 1778.

P. 173. APPENDIX TO THE SECOND EDITION of the

Tranflation of the Comedies of Terence, 1768.

*P. 179. POSTSCRIPT TO THE APPENDIX in Answer
to the Prologomena and Notes to the Variorum Shake-
Speare.

P. 189. REMARKS ON SHYLOCK'S REPLY TO THE

SENATE OF VENICE.

* Page 203.

*Page 203. ORTHOPEDIA, OR Thoughts on PUBLICK

EDUCATION.

P. 263. Scene from THE DEATH OF ADAM, a Tragedy

written in German, by Mr. KLOPSTOCK.

P. 273. ODE TO OBSCURITY.

P. 280. ODE TO OBLIVION.

P. 284. The LAW STUDENT.

*P. 291. The ROLLIAD, An Heroick Poem.

P. 298.

The FABLE OF THE TREES.

P. 301. The COBLER OF CRIPPLEGATE'S Letter to

Robert Lloyd.

P. 308.

P. 310.

P. 311.

Ode to ANY MINISTER OR GREAT MAN.

FRAGMENT OF A LOVE ELEGY.

MOTHER SHIPTON, an Halfpenny Ballad, 1771.

P. 314. EPITAPH ON WILLIAM POWELL,

P. 316. The CONTENTED CUCKOLD, An Epigram.

P. 317. The GAME AT Loo. An Epigram.

P. 318.

The THREE WITCHES AT THE JUBILEE

MASQUERADE, 1769. An Epigram.