Sackville, M. 156
Sael, Mr. 388
Salgado, Jas. his Memoirs of different
Nations, 209
Salisbury, Tho. 396
Skeltonical Salutation, on the Spanish
Armada, 294; Specimen of this
National Pasquinade, 295
Skinner, Captain, ob. 419
W. ob. 417
Slaney, Colonel, 215
Slavery in Demark anciently, 200; in
England, 205; not first introduced
by the Normans, 206
Smalbroke, Bishop, 98
Tho. Montacute, Earl of, his Smith, Sir Sidney, 81; Sir Jos. 215;
Legend, 13
Salmon Arms, 82
Salter, Jas. heraldic writer, 313
Sanderson, Wm. his Aulicus Coquina-
riæ, 411
Sandys, Geo. Lines on, 67
Sanquar, Lord, 384
Satellitium, 386
Sheffield, John, of Beltoft, 194
Sir Richard and Lady, 55; Dr.
Thomas, 248; William, 35
Mrs. Charlotte, ob. 424
Smythe, friend of Jos. Warton, 185
Smyth, Rev. Robert, Memoir of, 102
Solarium, a Poem, 383
Soldier's Wish, by Robert Pricket, 307
Sole, Mr. ob. 422
Solis Antonio de, Spanish historian,
Spain, New, Conquest of, by T. Nicho-
las, translated from the Spanish, 351;
Dedication, ib.; Address to the
Reader, 356; Commendatory Verses,
by Gosson, 357
Spalding Society, 102; co. Linc. 201,
208
Spaniard, described by Salgado, 209
Spavins, William, ob. 421
Sherard, William, L.L.D. Memoir of Speed, John, 96
Sphere of Gentry, by S. Morgan, 314
Spelman, Sir H. 215, 316
Sheridan, R. B. his Speech on Fox's Spenser, Edmund, 33, 159, 174, 306
Stevens, William, ob. 420
Stewart, James, 284
Stirling Castle, 140
Stone Julian, 235
Stonestreet, G. G. ob. 422
Storer, Thomas, 84
Stowe, J. 151
Strange, John, ob. 419
Straw, Jack, and his mob, 12
Strozzi, F. de Solda, 265
Struthiocamelus, a Poem, 383
Stuart, Andrew, ob. 421
Stukely, Sir Shuckburgh, 185
Subordination, high notions of, for-
merly entertained, 174
Success, no proof of virtue, or right,
243
Suffolk, William Delapole, Earl of, his
Legend, 13
Superstitions of the Scotch, related by
Surry, Henry, Earl of, 283, 344
Thomas, Earl of, 33
Sussex, Earl of, 171
Sylvester, Joshua, 34, 396
Symmons, Miss Caroline, Memoir of,
325; Poem by, 326; Dr. 325
Charles, ib.
Swallowfield, Co. Berkshire, 330
Tales Tragical, translated from the
Italian, by G. Turberville, 75
Talwin, Mr. 110
Taylor, Edward, ob. 418; Sylvanus,
416; Thomas, D. D. 330; Miss
Sarah, 98
Taymouth, 145
Thales, 346
Thomas, G. A. ob. 424; Nathaniel,
ob. 417.
Thompson, Gilbert, ob. 422
Thomson, James, 2d edition of his
Winter concluded, 46; His Propo-
sals for printing his Seasons by sub-
scription, 50
Thorold, a Saxon, 201
Threnodia Carolina, 249
Threno-Thriambeuticon; or, Sorrow's
Joy, 308
Timber, Directions for Planting, by
Standish, 415
Time's Anatomie, by Robert Pricket,
a Poem, 307
Tindal, William, ob. 423
Tintern Abbey, county of Monmouth,
Tirtaus, 346
Toledo in Spain, 352
Toup. Rev. Jonathan, Epitaph on, 223
Tresilian, Sir Robert, his Legend at
length, from the Mirror for Magi-
strates, 15, 23
Trumbull, Sir William, 218
Truth, Essay on, 134
Turberville, George, his Epitaphs, Epi-
grams, &c. 71; very rare, ib.; his
descent, ib.; education and employ-
ments, ib.; his moral and literary
character, 72; his translation of
Ovid's Epistles, ib.; dedication to
Lord H. of Byndon, ib.; stanzas at
the close, 73; passages commended
by Warton, ib.; his translation of
Mantuan's Eglogs, 74; very searce,
ib.; its dedication, ib.; imitated by
Harvey, ib.; his tragical Tales, from
the Italian, 75; exceeding rare, ib.;
inscribed to his brother, ib.; con-
founded by A.Wood with his epitaphs,
ib.; supposed to have also translated
comic tales, ib.; character of his
poetry, 7; his commendatory
Nicholas, Esq. 75
Turner, fencer, 384
Tusser, T. Epigram on, 217
Twickenham, county of Middlese
Vicars, John, his Mischief's Mystery, Waterhous, E. heraldic writer, 309,
Watfon, Thos. 33, 35, 306
Weems, Mrs. A. 276
Weever, John, 257
trans-Weldon, Sir A. his memoirs, 410
Welwood, Jas. his memoirs, 251; Ac-
count of him, 252
lated by Warton, 108
Virgins, an Address to, by Herrick, 236
Visitation books, 22
Visitations of Heralds; Evils arising
from their discontinuance, 319
Vitellius, 154
Wales, New South, 109
Walker, Clem. his complete History of
Independency, 241; Address to the
Reader, 242
John, his Sufferings of the
Clergy, 231, 234
Wallace, Sir Wm. Life and Acts of, a
are edition, 308
Waller, Rev. Dr. 106
Lady, ob. 420
Thos. of, 268
War, Poem on, 379
Warburton, Bishop, 109
John, herald, 318
Wenfley Dale a poem, 108
Wentworth, Sir Wm. 215
Wefley, Sam. Chas. and John, 323,
Wether, The play of, by John Hey-
wood, 299; its Perfonæ Dramatis,
ib.; Analyfis of, ib. 300; Specimens,
301, 302; Conclufion, 303.
Whaley, John, poet, 329
Whalley, Rev. Peter, 221; Memoir of,
330
Wharton, Sir Thos. 28
Phil. Lord, ib.
Sir Geo. 384
Whetstone, Geo. 34
Whittingham, Mr. ob. 418
Whitwell, county of Derb. 105
White, H. K. ob. 424
Whitehall, Secret Hiftory of, 252
Wildbore, Chas. ob. 422
Wilkes, John, 110
Dr. Richard, Memoir of, 221
Wilkinfon, Tate, ob. 423
Willan, Leonard, 276
Willenhall, county of Staff. 221
Williams, Abp. 330
Warner, Jos. ob. 421
Warton, Dr. Joseph, Sketch of his
Character and Life, from Mr.Wooll,
184; His father Thomas, writer of
poems, 185; His own poems, 187;
Employment of his time at Oxford,
186; Retires to Wynslade, 187;
and thence goes abroad, ib.; Trans-Winchester, Marquis of, 33, 275
lates Virgil's Eclogues and Georgics,
188; Assists the Adventurer, 189;
His essay on Pope, ib.; Head-master
of Winton school, 190; Retires to
Wickham, 191; His employments
there, ib.; Edits Pope's works, 192;
Die, 193; Mrs. Montagu's eloquent
praise of him, 196; His poetry cha-
racterized, 197, 198; His critical
talen s, 198
Jo. ob. 419
Williamfon, Jo. cb. 421
Willoughby, Lord, 171
Wilmot, Robt. 34
Winter, by Thomfon, 2d edit. con-
cluded, 46
Rev. Thos. father of Jos, and
7 Warton, his poems, 187
Warwick, Sir Phil. his Memoirs of
Charles 1. 245; Account of him,
246; Address to the reader, 247
Count fs, 172
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