123. Education of Country 'Squires-Story of

Eudoxus and Leontine

124. Use and Difficulties of Periodical Papers

125. Mischiefs of Party Spirit

126. The Subject continued-Sir Roger's

Principles

-127. Letter on the Hoop-petticoat

128. Difference of temper in the Sexes-Fe-

male Levity

129. Fashions in Dress-How imitated in the

Country

130. Interview of the Spectator and Sir Ro-

ger with a Gang of Gypsies

-131. Opinions entertained of the Spectator in

the Country-Letter from Will Honey-

comb

132. Scene in a Stage Coach between a Qua-

ker and an Officer

133. On Death-Reflections on the Death of a

Friend

171. Subject continued Address to those who

have jealous Husbands

172. Talents honourable only as they are used

173. Account of a Grinning match

174 Dispute on the landed and trading Inter-

est

175. Character of a Jezebel Letter on Butts

On Fashions

176. On Hen-peckt Husbands

177. Good-nature, as a Moral Virtue

178. Celinda's Letter on Female Jealousy

179. Various Dispositions of Readers Ac-

- Addison.

Steele.

Addison.

Steele.
Addison.

Steele.

Budgell.
Steele.

- Addison.
Steele.

count of a Whistling-match Yawning Addison.

180. Vanity of Lewis XIVth's Conquests Mr. H. Martyn.

181. Cruelty of Parents in the Affair of Mar-

Steele.

187. Letter on the Character of Jilts

188. The Love of Applause

Steele.

189. Cruelty of Parents Letter from a Fa-

ther to his Son Duty to Parents

190. Letter on the unhappy Condition of Wo-

men of the Town

Addison.

Steele.

Addison.

191. On the Whims of Lottery Adventurers

192. Parental Fondness and Expectations-

Consolation on the Death of a Parent

Steele.

No

193. Account of a great Man's Levee

194. Letters on an untoward Wife- Fickle

Friend

195. On Temperance

196. On Easiness a Love case

No.

Steele.

Addison

Steele.

197. Contentious Conversation of Gentlemen

nocent Diversions-Absent Lovers

from a Trojan

246. Mischief of Mothers not nursing their

Children

217. Different Classes of Female Orators

218. Oa Beneficence, with Examples

of the Long Robe Advice an Disputes Budgell. 249. Laughter and Ridicule

198. Caracter of the Salamanders Story of

a Cast hp and his Wife

199. Letter on the mercenary Practices of

Mn in the choice of Wives

250. On the Eyes

Addison.

Steele.

Addison.

Steele.

Addison.

Golding.

-

Addison.

Complaint of Starers

Sterle.

251. Letter on the Cries of London

Addison

91. Devotion-Enthusiasm

202. Folly of the Pride of Birth or Fortune

Letters from Servants.

203. Ou Sedeers, and their illicit Progeny
Letter fron a natural Son

204. Letters from Belinda to the Sothades-

D. to his Coquette Mistress-to a Hus-

band

205. Description of a Female Pander-affected

Method of Psalm-singing-Eratum in

the Paper on Drinking

Steele.

254. Letter from a Coquette to a new married-

Lady, an Answer-Case of Love

Addison. 255. Uses of Ambition-Fame difficult to be

obtained

Steele.

256 Subject-Disadvantages of Ambition

257. Ambition hurtful to the Hopes of Futurity

258. Letter on the Theatre-on a musical

Scheme

- Addison. 259. On outward

Steele.

Church

Steele.

Civilities-Salutation at

Addison.

206. Modesty, Difdence, Self-denial

907 Notions of the Heathens on Devotion
20 Depraved Taste on the Theatre-Letters
on Visiting-Seduction-from a Lover Steele. 262. The Spectator's Success-Caution in Writ-

209 Simonides's Satire on Women

Addison.

ing-announces his Critticis'n on Milton

210 Immortality of the Soul

Hughes. 263. Letters on the relative Duties of Parents

and Children-between a Mother and

Son

- Addison. 260. Letters from an old Bachelor-from Lovers
261. Love and Marriage

Steele.

235. Account of the Trunkmaker in the Theatre Addison.

26. Letters on cruel Husbands-on improper
Behaviour at Church

237. On the Ways of Providence

238. On the Love of Flattery-Translation

from Aristanetus

239. Various Ways of managing a Debate

240. Grateful letter on heroir Virtue-Country

Breeding-Behaviour of a Beau at the

Theatre

241. Letter on the Absence of Lovers-Reme-

dies proposed

942. Letters on improper Behaviour in a
Stage-Conch-Story of a L ttery-Tick-
et-from the Guardian of two Nicces

243. On the Beauty and Loveliness of Virtue

244. Letters on Raphael's Cartoons-on Fe-
male Apes

245. Simplicity of Character-Leiters on in-

283. On the Art of growing rich
284. Affectation of Negligence-of Business-
Letter from the Parish Clerk on Ever-
greens

Steele. 285. Criticism on Paradise Lost
Addison. 286. False Delicacy-Defence of the Specta-
tor's Censure of public Vices-Com-
plexions

Steele.

281. Dissection of a Coquette's Heart

282. False Hopes-decorating Churches with

Evergreens

Addison.

Steele.

Budgell.

Steele.

Addison.

-

Steele.

Addison.

Unknown.

287. On the Civil Constitution of Great Britain Addison.
288. Description of Male Jilts
Steele.
Letter from an Author turned Dealer Mottenx.

289. Reflections on Bills of Mortality-Story

of a Dervise

Addison.

Steele.
Addison.

Steele.

310. Letters from various Lovers-on Tale-

bearers-Petition from the Readers of

the Spectator

- Addison.

- Unknown.

Addison.

Steele.

Budgell.

Steele.
Burgell.
Steele.

423. Advice to Gloriana, respecting the studi-

ed Addresses of Strephon and Damon

494. On good Humour-the Country Infirmary

425. Beauties of the Evening-Vicissitudes of

Night and Day, a Drama

459. On religious Faith and Practice

460. Paradise of Fools, a Vision

Letter on Bowing and Courtesying at

Church

461. Version of the CXIVth Psalm

Addison.

Steele.

Addison.

Parnell.

Steele.

Watts.

Complimentary Letter to the Spectator Steele.

462. On pleasant Fellows-Pleasant Character

of Charles II

463. Weight of Wisdom and Riches, a Vision Addison.

464. Mediocrity of Fortune to be preferred

465. Means of strengthening Faith

466. On the Advantages of Dancing

467. On the Love of Praise-Character of

Manilius

Steele.

Hughes.

Steele.

Addison.

Unknown. 468. Death and Character of Dick Eastcourt

Addison. 469. On Benevolence in official Situations

470. Criticism-Specimen of various Read-

ings

471. On Religious Hope

Steele.

Tickell. 472. Proposal that the rich Sick should assist

the poor-on the Loss of Sight

Addison. 473. Letters, on Affectation of Ignorance from

a Poetical Lover-Specimen of the Fa-

Steele.

miliar

Unknown.

427. Story of Basillius Valentine and his Son Steele.

427. The Love of Defamation

428. Various Subjects proposed for Speculation
429. Infirmary for ill-humoured People-Me-
morials presented

430. Increase of Beggars-Impostors-impro-
per Freedoms of married People

431. Negligence of Parents-Letters of Rich-
ard and Sabina Rentfree

432. On Prejudice and Emulation-a sulky
Wife-April-day Jest

433. Advantages of the Sexes associating-
History of a male Republic

434. History of a female Republic

435. Female Dress-Mixture of the Sexes in
one Person-female Equestrians

436. A Visit to the Bear Garden
437. Character of Sempronia, a Match-maker
-Letter on naked Shoulders

Steele.

Addison.

Steele.

Harper.

Addison

Steele.

Addison.

Tate.

Addison.

Steele.

490. On Marriage-excessive Fondness

491. Story of Rhynsault and Sapphira

492. Advantages of Levity over grave Beha-

viour in young Ladies

Letter from Horace to Claudius Nero

442. The Author's Address to his Correspon-

dents Thesis proposed

Steele.

493. On giving false Characters of Servants-

443. Letters from an English Singer at Venice
-Advice to the trading World-on
Rudeness

444. On Quack Advertisements

445. On the new Stamp-Success of the Spec-

446. Degeneracy of the Stage

447. Influence of Custom-Moral deduced

497. On bestowing Favours on the deserving

-Anecdote of a Portuguese Minister of

Pope Leo X

498. Letter on young Templars turning Hack-

ney-coachmen

499. Will Honeycomb's Account of the Siege

of Hersberg, and his Dream

500. Defence and Happiness of a married Life

501. Patience, an Allegory

502. On the Taste of a Roman and English

theatrical Audience

Addison.

Steele.

Parnell.

Steele.