VOL. XI.

311.

No. LETTER

on Fortune-stealers.

HUGHES

Remarks on them-on Widows.

312. On Sorrow-Power of bearing Cala-

mities-Letter on the Prayers of Cler-

gymen before Sermon .

313. Comparative Advantages of public and

private Education .

314. Letters from a Lover and Answer-from

John Trott on his Courtship-Quali-

fication of a Poet-Encoring in the

Theatres-Female Education

ADDISON

STEELE

BUDGELL

STEELE

ADDISON

UNKNOWN

317. On waste of time-Journal of aCitizen ADDISON

318. Amours of Escalus, an old Beau

319. Letters from Dorinda, complaining of

the Spectator's Partiality-From a

Man of Fashion

320. Court of Inquisition on Maids and Ba-

chelors-Letter from an Idler

321. Criticism on Paradise Lost

STEELE

BUDGELL

STEELE

ADDISON

322. Letter from Octavia, complaining

of the Ingratitude of her Husband

323. Clarinda's Journal of a week

324, Account of the Mohock Club-Letter

From a Countryman to his Mistress STEELE

No.

325. On Looking-glasses-Passage from

Milton

326. Letter on Fortune-hunters-Hints to a

BUDGELL

Lover-Causes of longing in Women STEELE

327. Criticism on Paradise Lost

328. Letter from a Husband likely to be ruin-

by his Wife's Accomplishments

328*. Correspondence of Gabriel Bullock

and Mrs. M. Clark

ADDISON

STEELE

ADDISON

330. Letters on the Education of Youth STEELE

331. Dissertation on Beards

332. Account of the Sweaters-Letter from

Letter on the same Subject

335. Sir Roger de Coverley at the Theatre

336. On the unaccommodationg Disposi-

tion of old men-Impertinence of

BUDGELL

STEELE

ADDISON

STEELE

WEAVER

ADDISON

STEELE

338. Letter complaining of a merry Pro-

logue to a deep Tragedy

339. Criticism on Paradise Lost

340. Character of Prince Eugene

341. Letter in Defence of merry Epilogues BUDGELL

342. Story of Hortensius and Sylvana

343. Transmigration of Souls-Letter from

344. Epicure Mammon's Letter on Eating

on Women taking Snuff

STEELE

ADDISON

348. Letter on Detraction

ADDISON

STEELE

BUDGELL

STEELE

349. Consolation and Intrepidity in Death ADDISON

350. Cruelty of a French. Captain-Re-

flections on Courage without Hu-

manity

351. Criticism on Paradise Lost

352. On early Wickedness-Extract from

Tillotson's Sermons

353. Letter on Education

STEELE

ADDISON

STEELE

BUDGELL

354. Character of a Devotee-Impudent

Behaviour of People in the Streets STEELE

355. Use to be made of Enemies

356. Contemplation of the Character of our

Saviour

357. Criticism on Paradise Lost

358. Proper Ingredients of Festivity and

Mirth

ADDISON

STEELE

ADDISON

STEELE

359. History of Will Honeycomb's Amours BUDGELL

360. On Propriety in genteel Dress

361. Letter on Cat-calls-History of them

362. Letters in Commendation of Brook and

vii

364. Letter on Travelling EARL OF HARDWICKE

From a new-married Couple-From

No.

366. Inconsistencies in Love-Thoughts-

Translation of a Lapland Love-song

on a Chambermaid's Perquisites

STEELE

369. Criticism on Paradise Lost

ADDISON

STEELE

ADDISON

370. On the Stage-Dancing recommended STEELE
371. Humorous Way of sorting Companies

-for Mirth-for useful Purposes

372. Letters in Commendation of Powell,
the Puppet-showman-Club of the

Parish Clerks-Lawyer's Club

ADDISON

STEELE

BUDGELL

376. Letters, on a Partnership between a
Goose and a Watchman; from a

Schoolmistress on Dancing

377. Bill of Mortality of Lovers

STEELE

HUGHES

378. The Messiah, a sacred Eclogue

379. Duty of communicating knowledge-

Objections answered-Rosicrucius's

380. Letters, requesting Advice in a Case of

Love-On Improper Behaviour at

Church-Coquettish Milk-maid -

Virtue of an Orange Girl-St. Bride's

Charity-School