Smith, Dr. Mr. Bickerstaff's corn-cutter, cafes referred

to him, 24.

Snuff, how, and when, it ought to be offered, 32.
South, Dr. his fermons characterifed, 63. Quotations
from his fermons, 64-86.

Spenfer, the tenth canto of his fourth book of the Fairy
Queen tranfpofed, 18.

Stanhope, General, wounded, 9o. A query concerning
him, ibid.

State weather glass, defcription and ufe of it, 96.
Steele, Mr. his acknowledgments of the affiftance given
him in thefe papers, 319.

Style, depraved by modern writers, 155. Of the fcrip-
tures, more than human, 167.

Summer-houfe, the plan of one defended, 56.

Supper incroached on by dinner, 288.

Supple, the, a compound in all parties, 94.

T.

ABLES of refpect and civility, 100.

Talicotius, the firft clap doctor, 275. Account

of his cures, ibid.

Talkativeness, a fign of folly and ill breeding, 211.-
Temperance, the beft prefervative of health, 196..
Temple of love, defcribed by Spenfer, 18.
Tirewomen, their ignorance of drefs, 88.

Titles, the impertinent ufe of them ridiculed, 94, 95.
Tom Courtley, his great knowledge and courtefy, 60.
Tom Mercet, a profeffed wit, account of his character and
converfation, 116.

Tom Springly, wherein an hypocrite, 92.

Tom Trueman, entered among the heroes of domeftic life,

93, 94.
Town ladies reproved, 80, 81. Town orators defcribed,
209. Town poets full of rules, ibid.

Tradefmen, when they deferve the title of gentlemen,

71.

Trueman, Tom, a hero in domeftic life, 94.

Trufty, Sam, account of his vifits to two old widows,
298, 299.

Tulips, variety of names given them, 111.

VERSES,

VFR

V.

FRSES, a valuable diftich by Doctor Cafe, 195. From Cowley, 238. On Flavia's fan, 191. From Hudibras, on Talicotius, 273. From Milton, 108— 110—128—182-289. Defcribing a fhower in the city, 187. From Spenfer, 18-21.

Virginity, how properly to be dated, 82.

Virtue, heroic, wherein it confifts, 51. In common life, 94.

Virtuofo's cenfured, when their ftudies are ridiculous, 102. A virtuofo's will, 103.

Vifits, Sam Truffy's vifits to two old widows, with an account of the accidents that befel him there, 298, 299.

Umbratilis, the imitator of Urbanus, 210.

Upholsterer, Mr. Bickerstaff's neighbour, letter of news from him, 163.

Urbanus, his great modesty and condefcenfion, 210,

W.

WATCH to measure the length of a difcourfe, for

the of clubs, 292.

Wax-work, in Germany, fhewing all the religions in
England, 259.

Wealth, a diftinction only in traffic, 55.
Weather-glafs, state, 96.

Wine, to whom, and when to be allowed, 239, 240.
Woman's-man, the whole of his merit, 222.

Women, have not the favourable allowances men take to themselves, 44. The villainy of deluding them expofed, ibid. Their common failing, 221.

OUNG, Margery, alias doctor, her life and adventures, 142.

FINIS,