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ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 " A Catalogue of any eminent author's Library is likely to be prized by 
 persons familiar -with his writings. In the present case, undoubtedly, 
 the nature and extent of the Collection throAv light, in a remarkable 
 manner, on the history of its founder. The reader has before him a faith- 
 ful inventory of the materials with which the National Poet and Novelist 
 had stored his mind before he began his public career; and also very 
 striking indications, both of the zeal with which ho watched the progress 
 of literary enterprise down to the close of his life, and of the homage paid 
 to liis genius and celebrity by his contemporaries." 
 
 To these pertinent and well-expressed remarks of Mr. Lockhart's, on 
 the peculiar species of interest attached to the Abbotsford Library, the 
 person to whom the charge of preparing this Catalogue was entrusted, 
 takes the liberty of adding a few words as to its execution. 
 
 The Collection not being formed upon a general plan, embracing all 
 departments of human knowledge, but mainly confined to the two great 
 heads of History and Belles-Lettres, it seemed unnecessary to exhibit its 
 contents in the rigid form of a Catalogue raisonne, drawn up on any of 
 the approved systems of bibliographical classification. The arrangement 
 originally made under Sir Walter Scott's eye, has, therefore, remained 
 unaltered ; and the time thereby saved has been employed, it is hoped to 
 greater advantage, in enlarging and perfecting the Index, which it has 
 been the object of the compiler to render as full and comprehensive as 
 possible. 
 
 324887 
 
The idea of making Sir Walter Scott himself the annotator on the 
 books of his Library, recommended itself the more readily to the compiler, 
 as it seemed to him to form something like a substitute for the projected 
 but abandoned Reliquiae Trottcosietises. (See Mr. Lockhart's Memoirs, 
 Vol. vii. p. 218.) The references introduced with that view include 
 the notices of every kind, whether reviewals, incidental criticisms and 
 opinions, anecdotes, extracts, &c., which are to be found scattered through- 
 out the voluminous series of his collected Works, as well as in the 
 Memoirs op his Life. Of his own notes the compiler has been sparing, 
 from a desire not to swell the size of the Volume unnecessarily. 
 
 All the volumes in which Sir Walter had written manuscript notes 
 have been carefully particularized. But of these notes very few have 
 been extracted, as most of them possessing any literary or personal in- 
 terest were found to be either already apjiropriated, (in substance at 
 least) by himself, or inserted, verhatitn, in the interesting pages of his 
 biographer. 
 
 In conclusion, the coiupiler hopes to receive that indulgence for what- 
 ever errors he may have committed, which those best acquainted with the 
 nature of such undertakings are always the readiest to bestow. 
 
 J. G. COCHRANE. 
 
 Edinburgh, "iUh November, 1838. 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS. 
 
 PRINCIPAL LIBRARY. 
 
 Press A. ) „ . , ^r- 
 
 J- Scottish History. 
 B. J 
 
 ■ I English H 
 
 istor}'. 
 
 23 
 
 — American History and Literature. 30 
 
 E. English and Foreign Miscellanies. 32 
 
 F. ■» French, German, and Italian Lite- 
 
 G. j rature 35 
 
 — English Poetry, Drama, and Fiction. 41 
 H. English and French Works of Fiction. 43 
 
 I Foreign Literature, — French, Ita- 
 
 ( lian, Spanish, German, Danish. 46 
 
 — English and Scotch Miscellanies. 57 
 M. Northern History. . . C3 
 
 — Tracts on the Covenanters, &c. 
 
 — Revolution of 1688. 
 
 — Rebellions of 1715 and 1745. 
 
 N. Chivalry and Romance. . . 101 
 
 — Old English Poetry. 
 
 — Magic, Alchemy, Heraldry, &c. 
 
 0. Witchcraft, Demonology, &c. 122 
 
 P. English and Scottish Poetry. . 154 
 
 Q. Miscellaneous. . . . 177 
 
 R. English Polygraphers. . . 1 83 
 
 — Old English and Scottish Poetry. 
 
 — Historical and Antiquarian Tracts. 
 
 S. Modern Poetry and Belles Lettres. 195 
 T. English Works on General History. 204 
 V. English Drama, Theatrical History. 207 
 W. Greek and Latin Classics. . 223 
 
 X. Classical and Historical Miscellanies. 228 
 Y. Sir Walter Scott's Works. . 230 
 
 Z. "I English and Foreign History, Voy- 
 &• > ages and Travels, Dictionaries, 
 
 /E.j &c 231 
 
 Atlasses, Prints, and Embellished Works. 330 
 Maps and Plans. . . . 260 
 
 STUDY. 
 
 Pkess a. The Moniteur. 
 
 B. Books of Prints. 
 
 — History, Poetry. 
 
 — Scots Law. (also in D. & H.) 
 
 C. Dictionaries. 
 Bibliography. 
 Irish History. 
 Italian History. 
 Foreign Novels, &c. 
 
 D. Irish and Scottish History. 
 Sir W. Scott's Poems. 
 Italian Literature. 
 
 Cabinet. Roxburgh Club Books. . 
 Bannatyne Club Books. . 
 Maitland Club Books. . 
 G. Theological and Political Tracts. 
 H. Theology, Philosophy, Law. 
 I. Arts and Sciences; Scottish History. 298 
 K. Irish and English History. . 302 
 
 — Collections of Tracts. 
 
 L. Miscellanies 31 C 
 
 — Modem History ; Voyages & Travels. 
 M. Sir W. Scott's Works. . . 320 
 N. Modern Poetry. . . . 322 
 R. Modem French History and IMcmoirs. 323 
 S. French Works on Napoleon. 325 
 
 PAGE 
 261 
 
 /6. 
 
 264 
 
 209 
 
 274 
 276 
 280 
 283 
 291 
 
 U. 
 W. 
 X. 
 Y. 
 Z. 
 
 - Periodical Literature. 
 
 BREAKFAST PARLOUR. 
 
 Novels, and Light Literature. 
 Additions and Omissions. 
 Index. .... 
 
 328 
 
 331 
 337 
 347 
 
 N.B. — The Manuscripts are distir^uiihed throughout by Italics. 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 LIBRARY AT ABBOTSFORD. 
 
 PRESS A. 
 
 SCOTTISH HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, TOPOGRAPHY AND ANTIQUITIES, 
 POETRY, AND MISCELLANIES. 
 
 SHELF I. 
 
 Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland. Printed by command of H. M. King George III. &c. 
 Edited by Thomas Thomson, Esq. Deputy Register, Vol. II. to XI. (1424-1707) 10 vols. 
 fol. ........ . Edin. 1814-24 
 
 Registrum Magni Sigilli Regum Scotorum, (1306-1424.) Edited by the same. fol. ib. 1814 
 
 Inquisitionum ad Capellam Domini Regis retornatarumj &c. Abbreviatio. Edited by the same. 
 3 vols. /o/. ........ z5. 1811-16 
 
 Registri Magni Sigilli Dom'- Jacobi I. Regis Scotorum Abbreviatio, ratione temporis ordine 
 disposita, (1424-32) Specimen sheets of a projected work hy R. Pitcairn, Esq. fol. ib. 1826 
 
 Gordon's (Sir Robert) Genealogical History of the Earldom of Sutherland, to 1630, vv'ith con- 
 tinuation to 1651, by Gordon of Stralloch. L. P. imp. fol. . . ib. 1813 
 
 Survey of Selkirkshire, or Etterick Forest ; containing the Political, Ecclesiastical, and Agri- 
 cultural State of tliis county. Lithographed on iO pacfes, with map, fol. ib. 1829 
 
 SHELF IL 
 
 Chalmers's (George) Caledonia ; or, an Account, Historical and Topographical, of North 
 Britain. 3 vols. 4to. i. P. ...... LowoT. 1807-24 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. vii. p. 19, 23, 26 ; vol. xx.p. 326, &c. 
 
 Torffaei (Thorm.) OrcadeSj seu Rerum Orcadensium Historia. sm.fol. . Haun. 1715 
 
 See Poetical Works, vol. ii. p. 257 ; vol. iii. pp. 246, 274, &c. Notes to T!ie Pirate. Life, vol. i. p. 334. 
 
 Stevenson's (Robert) Account of the Bell Rock Light House, imp. \to. Edin. 1824 
 
 See Life, vol. iii. p. 137. 
 
 1 A 
 
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 Knox's (John) Histoi-ie of tlie Reformatioun of Religioun in Scotland. (Edited, witla Life of 
 the Author, by David Buchanan.) sni. fol. . . . Lond. 1644 
 
 The same, with his Life prefixed, and Tracts. (Edited by the Rev. Matthew Crawfurd of 
 Eastwood.) fol. ...... . Edin. 1732 
 
 Johnstoni (Rob.) Historia Rerum Britannicarum, &c. (1572-1628.) fol. Amst. 1655 
 
 See Poetical Works, vol. ii. pastim. 
 
 Mackenzie's (Dr. Geo.) Lives and Characters of eminent Scots Writers. 3 xols./bl. Edin. 1708 
 Burnet's (Dr. Gilbert, Bishop of Sarum,) History of his own Time. 2 \oh. Jhl. Lond. 17?4 
 
 Memoirs of James and Wilham, Dukes of Hamilton, &c. /ol. . ib. 1677 
 
 Crawfurd's (George) Lives of the Officers of the Crown and State in Scotland, fol. Edin. 1726 
 See Prose Works, vol. vii. p, 195-6. 
 
 Maitland's (Wm.) History of Edinburgh, fol. .... ib. 17. '>3 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. vii. p. 243, 245, 285-6. 
 
 Abercromby's (Dr. Patrick) Martial Atchievements of the Scots Nation, &c., from 1329 to 
 1514. 2 vols. /o/. ...... 26.*1711-15 
 
 Miscellaneous Papers relating to Scotland, &c. ; printed and 3IS. many of them singidarly 
 curious and scarce, fol. 
 
 relating to the Rebellion of 1 745, printed and MS. with portraits, caricatures, 8j-c. fol. 
 
 Murray's (Sir Alex, of Stanhope) True Interest of Great Britain, Ireland, and our Plantations, 
 &c. ; Letter and Remonstrance to Philip Lord Hardwicke, Lord High Chancellor, &c. ; An 
 Apology to the Reader, &c. fol. ..... Lond. 1740-1 
 
 SHELF III. 
 
 Miscellanea Curiosa MS. chiefly relative to Scotland. Extracted from various MSS. 
 
 6 vols. ito. {Lists of Contents are prefixed to each Volume.') 
 FountainhaW s (Sir John Lauder, Lord) Excerpts from the Criminal Registers of Scotland, 
 
 from 1584 to 1655, MS. (Copy of an anonymous abridgment, made in 1728, of the 
 
 original MS. in the handioriting of Lord Fountainhall.J ito. 
 Mackenzie's (Sir George) Memoirs of the Affairs of Scotland, (from 1660 to 1677.) Edited 
 
 from the original MS. by Thomas Thomson, Esq. 4<o. . . Edin. 1821 
 
 See Life, vol. v. p. 136. 
 
 Collection of Inventories of the Royal Wardrobe and Jewel House, &c., (1488 to 1606.) 
 
 Edited by Thomas Thomson, Esq. Uo. . . . . ?6. 1815 
 
 See Life, vol. iv. p. 115. Prose AVorks, vol. vii, p. 315, &c. 
 
 Chalmers's (George) Life of Mary Queen of Scots. 2 vols. 4to. L. P. Lond. 1818 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. vii. p. 179-80, &c. 
 
 Wallace's (Geo.) Thoughts on the Origin of Feudal Tenures, &c. in Scotland, ito. Edin. 1783 
 Johnstone's (Chevalier) Memoirs of the Rebellion in 1745 and 1746, &c. ( with original letter 
 to SirWalter Scott from Mrs. Auchmuty,theChevalier's grand-daughter.) 4:to. Lond. 1820 
 See Prose Works, vol. xix. p. 357, ct scq. 
 
Shelf S. SCOTTISH HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, &c. Press A. 
 
 CuUoden Papers, comprising Correspondence from 1625 to 1748, &c., with Prefatory Memoir 
 
 of President Forbes ; edited by Duff, Esq., of Muirtown. 4to. Lond. 1815 
 
 See Revieiv of this in Prose AVorks, vol. xx, p. 1. 
 
 MacRa's {Rev. Johi) Genealogical Account of the MacRas. MS. copied in 1822, from a 
 
 transcript hy Capt. J. MacRa. 4:to. 
 Account of Depredations committed on the Campbells in 1685 and 1686, &c, when Argyle 
 
 rose against James VII. 4to. ..... Edin. 1%16 
 
 (^Balcanqual, Dr. Dean of Durham.] A Large Declaration concerning the late Tumults in 
 
 Scotland, &c., by the King. fol. ..... Lond. 1639 
 
 Schort Memorial of the Scottis Corniklis ; and a Short Chronicle of the Reign of James II. 
 
 from 1436 to 1460, &c. Edited by Thomas Thomson, Esq. 4>to. . Edin. 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. yW. p. 161. 
 
 Eleven Letters from Ludowick, second Duke of Lennox, to Sir William Livingstone. MS. 
 
 transcript from the originals in the possession of Arch. Constable, Esq. 4/o. 1822 
 
 Wood's (J. P.) Sketch of the Life and Projects of John Law of Lauriston. (Poem to Mr. 
 
 Law by Allan Ramsay, Edi)i. 1720, fol.) With MS. Note hy Sir W. S. 4to.'' Edin. 1791 
 Clerk (Baron) Dissertatio de Monumentis qiiibusdam Romanis in Boreali Mag. Brit, parte 
 
 detectis, 1731. 4fo. . . . . . . ib. 1750 
 
 Macpherson's (David) Geograph. Illustrations of Scottish History, with Map. 4to. Loiid. 1796 
 Spalding's {John) History of the Troubles and Memorable Transactions in Scotland and 
 
 England, from 1624 to 1645. MS. transcrijA from the original, sm.fol. 
 Stewart's (Duncan) Historical and Genealogical Account of the Royal Family of Scotland, from 
 
 Kenneth II., and of the surname of Stewart. 4to. . . . Edin. 1789 
 
 Stuart's (Andrew) Genealogical History of the Stewarts. 4<to. . . Lond. 1798 
 
 Stewart's (Sir John, of Allantoun) Genealogy of the Stewarts Refuted. 8vo. ib. 1799 
 
 Hume's (David, of Godscroft,) History of the Houses of Douglas and Angus, fol. Edin. 1648 
 
 See Introduction to Castk Dangerous. Poetical and Prose Works, ^osstm. 
 
 Account of the Discoveries made in Scotland of the late Conspiracies against his Majesty and 
 the Government, &c. fol. ...... ib. 1685 
 
 The Lockhart Papers: Memoirs and Commentaries on the Affairs of Scotland, from 1702 to 
 1745, &c.; edited by A. Aufrere, Esq. 2 vols. 4/o. i. P. . . Lo7id. 1817 
 
 Law's (Rev. Rob.) Memorialls, &c. from 1638 to 1684. Edited from the original MS. &c., 
 by C. K. Sharpe, Esq. 4-to.L.P. . . . . . Edin. 1818 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. vii. p. 182 ; vol. xLx. p. 11. 
 
 Erskine's (Sir J., Lj'on King at Arms,) Historical Account of the Family of Innes, &c., from 
 an original MS. belonging to the Duke of Roxburgh, ito. . . ib. 1820 
 
 Vision of the Royal Ghost, a Poem written immediately after the battle of Falkirk. — Ode for 
 His Majesty's Birth-day, 1746. fol. ..... ib. 17-16 
 
 Kirkton's (Rev. James) Secret and True History of the Church of Scotland, from the Restoration 
 
 to 1678, &c. Edited by C. K, Sharpe, Esq. ^to. L. P. icith original drawings, ib. 1817 
 See Review of this in Prose Works, vol. xix. p. 213. 
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 SHELF IV. 
 
 Hailes's (Sir David Dalrjinple, Lord) Annals of Scotland, from Malcolm IIL to Robert I. 
 2 vols. 4:to. ....... . Edin. 1776 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. xx. pp. 314-318, and xxi. 18S-196. 
 
 Pinkerton's (John) History of Scotland, from the Accession of the House of Stuart to that of 
 
 Mary. 2 vols. 4:to. ....... Lond. 1797 
 
 See Poetical and Prose Works, passim. 
 
 Robertson's (Rev. Principal William) History of Scotland during the reigns of Mary and 
 James VL 3d edit. 2 vols. 4Co. ..... j*. 1760 
 
 Dalyell's (Sir John Graham) Fragments of Scottish History ; Robert Birrel's Diary 1532-1605 ; 
 Patten's Account of Hertford's Expedition into Scotland, 1544 ; Somerset's Expedition into 
 Scotland, 1547. «m. 4<o. ...... Edin. 179S 
 
 See Notes to Abbot, Fortunes of Nigel, and Chronicles of the Canongute. Poetical and Prose Works, joassim. 
 
 Home's (John) History of the Rebellion in 1745. 4fo. . , Lond. 1802 
 
 See Poetical and Prose Works, passim. 
 
 Majoris (Joan.) Historia Majoris Britanniae, tarn AngUae quam Scotiae. Edente Rob. Fri- 
 barnio. Mo. .... ... Edin. 1740 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. vii. p. 165. 
 
 Keith's (Bp. Rob.) Catalogue of the Scottish Bishops to 1688, with MS. additions. Mo. ib. 1755 
 Boece's (Hector) History and Chronicles of Scotland, translated from the Latin by Bellenden ; 
 edited by Thomas Maitlaud, Esq. 2 vols. Mo. . . . ib. 1821 
 
 See Poetical Works, passim. Prose Works, vol. xx. p. 302, et seq Notes to Fair Maid of Perth, ^c. 
 
 Wallace and Bruce. Barbour's (John) Metrical History of King Robert L and Henry the 
 Minstrel's Life and Acts of Sir William Wallace of EUerslie, Edited, from two MSS. in 
 
 the Advocates' Library, by Dr. John Jamieson. 2 vols. Mo. . . ib. 1820 
 
 See Poetical Works, vol x. passim. Introduction and Notes to Castle Dangerous. 
 
 M'Crie's (Rev. Dr. Thomas) Life of John Knox, roi/al Soo. . . ib. ) 812 
 
 Lament's (John, of Nekton,) Chronicle of Fife, being his Diary from 1649 to 1672. Edited 
 
 by Archibald Constable, Esq. Mo. . . . . . z'i. 1810 
 
 Regiam Majestatem Scotiae : Veteres Leges et Constitutiones, &c., opera et Studio Joaa. 
 
 Skenaei. fol. ....... ib. 1609 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. vii. p. 30 ; vol. xxi. p. 179. 
 
 Carstares's (Rev. Principal Wm.) State Papers and Letters, relating to the affairs of Scotland 
 during the reigns of William and Anne. Edited by Rev. Dr. J. M'Cormick. Mo. ib. 17741 
 
 Tyler's (Evan, King's Prmter) Inventary of Worke done for the State, 1642 to 1647- Edited 
 by Thomas Thomson, Esq. Mo. . . . . . iJ. 1815 
 
 Pennant's (Thomas) Tom's in Scotland, and Voyage to the Hebrides, 1769 and 1772. 5th 
 Edition. 3 vols. Mo. ..... . Lo7id. 1790 
 
 Cordiner's (Rev. Charles) Antiquities and Scenery of the North of Scotland. Mo. ib. 1780 
 
 Shaw's (Rev. Lachlan) History of the Province of Moray. Mo. . . Edin. 177^ 
 
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Shelves 4, 5. SCOTTISH HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, &c. Press A. 
 
 Martine's (Geo.) Beliquiae Divi Andreae, or State of the Venerable and Primitial See of St. 
 Andrews, &c. ] 683. 4to. . . . . . St. Andrews, \191 
 
 See Inlrodtiction to T!>e Antiquary. 
 
 Hibbert's (Dr. Samuel) Description of the Shetland Islands. Uo. . Edin. 1822 
 
 See Introduction to The Pirate. 
 
 Monro's (Col. Rob.) Expedition with the worthy Scots Regiment (called MacKeyis Regiment) 
 levied in 1626, &c. fol. ..... . Lond. 1637 
 
 See Introduction to Legend of Mo?iirose. 
 
 SHELF V. 
 
 Hailes's (Lord) Annals, and Tracts relative to the History and Antiquities of Scotland. Sd 
 edit. 3 vols. 8oo. . . . . . • . Edin. 1819 
 
 Elibank's (Lord) Letter to Lord Hailes on the History of Scotland. 12mo. ib. 1773 
 
 See Prose Works, toI. xx. p. 317. 
 
 Wishart's (Rev. Dr. Geo.) Memoirs of the most renowned James Graham, Marquis of Mon- 
 trose, with original Letters, &c. new edit. 8vo. . ■ ■ ib. 1819 
 
 Dalrymple's (Sir John) Memoirs of Great Britain and Ireland, from the last Pari, of Charles II. 
 till the Capture of the Fr. and Sp. Fleets at Vigo. 3(/ edit. 3 vols. 8i-o. Lond. 17-90 
 
 Pinkerton's (John) Enquiry into the History of Scotland, preceding Malcolm III. (105G.) 
 Dissertation on the Scythians and Goths. 2 vols. 8vo. . . ib. 1787-94( 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. xx. pp. 319-327. 
 
 Baillie's (Rev. Principal Robert) Letters and Journals, &c. from 1637 to 1662; with Life 
 and Glossary, 2 vols. 8vo. . . • . . Edin. 1775 
 
 Stuart's (Dr. Gilbert) History of Scotland, from the Establishment of the Reformation till the 
 Death of Mary. 2d edit. 2 vols. 8«o. .... Lotid. 1783 
 
 Laing's (Malcolm) Historical Dissertation on the participation of Mary in the Murder^ of 
 Darnley. 2c;? edit. 2 vols. — History of Scotland, from the Union of the Cromis to the 
 Union of the Kingdoms, &e. 2 vols. 4 vols. 8co. . . . Loh(/. 1800-1804 
 
 Irving's (Dr.D.) Memoirs of the Life and Writings of George Buchanan. 2dedit.8vo. Edin. 1817 
 
 Pinkerton (Jo.) Vitae Antiquae Sanctorum Scotiae, &c. 8vo. . . Lond. 1789 
 
 Certayne Matters concerning the Realme of Scotland, composed together, &c. as they were 
 
 anno Domini 1597. sm. ito. . . . . . . ib. 1603 
 
 See Poetical Works, vol. riii. p. 56. Somkrs Tracts, vol. ii. 
 
 Martin's (M.) Description of the Western Isles, 2d. edit, with MS. notes by Toland, Dr. Lttrt, 
 Sfc. 8vo. ......... ib. 1716 
 
 Hay's (Richard) Vindication of Elizabeth More, (wife of Robert II.) from the charge of being 
 a Concubine, &c. with MS. notes, sm. ito. . . . Edin. 1723 
 
 Webster's (David) Short Account of Scottish Money and Coins, &c. 8vo. ib. 1817 
 
 Femie's (Rev. John) History of Dunfermline. 8vo. with MS. note by Sir W. S. Dunf. 1815 
 Small's (Rev. Dr. R.) Statistical Account of Dundee. 8vo. . . Dund. 1792 
 
 King James VI. Essayes of a Prentise in the divine Arte of Poesie ; with prefatory Memoir 
 by R. P. Gillies, sm. ^to. ...... Edin. 181 i 
 
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 Ancient Popular Poetry of Scotland, Select Remains of the. Edited by David Laing, wilk 
 Letters from the Editor and Robert Pitcairn to Sir IV. S. sm. Ho. . Edin. 1821-2 
 Fugitive Scottish Poetry (Various Pieces of) collected by David Laing. 8vo. ib. 1825 
 
 See Note to Heart of Mid-Lothian. 
 
 Heroick Poem upon the late Rebellion, &c. &c. sm. Mo. . . Land. 1683 
 
 Milne's (Rev. Ad.) Description of the Parish of Melrose, sm. 8vo. . Edin. 1 743 
 
 See Letters on Demcmolog)/, p. 99, note. 
 
 Another Copy, interleaved, with an original letter of the author, . . ib. 1743 
 
 Bower's (John) Description of the Abbeys of Melrose and Old Melrose. 8»o. Kelso, 1813 
 
 The Same, 2d edit, improved. 8vo. ..... Edin. 1822 
 
 Companion to Armstrong's Map of Peebles or Tweeddale. 8vo. . ib. 1775 
 
 Pennecuik's (Alexander) Poems; containing ' Entertainments for the Curious,' ' Corydon and 
 
 Cochrania, a Pastoral,' &c. with prefatory MS. note. sm. ito. . ib. 1723, &c. 
 
 Copland's (Jobu) Saint Andrews, &c., a Poem in 3 parts, sm. ito. . ib. 1776 
 
 Buchanan's (Rev. J. Lane) Travels in the Western Hebrides, 1782 to 1790. 8vo. Lond. 1793 
 
 Oswald (James, of Dunnikier,) Memoir of the Public Life and Character of. 8vo. Edin. 1825 
 
 Johnstone's (J. & J.) Historical and Descriptive Account of George Heriot's Hospital. 8vo. 
 
 ib. 1827 
 See Note to TTie Fortunes of Niget. 
 
 SHELF VI. 
 
 Lithgow's (Wm.) Gushing Tears of Godly Sorrow, &c. a Poem, 1640. Present Surveigh of 
 
 London and England's State, &c. 1643. Experimentale, &c. Relation upon that famous 
 
 Siege of Newcastle, &c. 1645. sm. ito. . . Edin. ^ Lond. 1640-3-5 
 
 See SoMERS Tracts, vols. iv. & v. 
 
 Nineteen Years' Travels, &c. in Europe, Asia, and Affrica, wants title, sm. 4-to. 
 
 The Same, Eleventh Edition, with Plates and Notes from later Travellers. \2mo, Edin. 1770 
 Pennecuik's (Alex.) Geographical, &c. Description of Tweeddale, &c. sm. Mo. ib. 1715 
 
 Collection of Scots Poems. 'l2mo. .... ib. 17 Gd 
 
 AVelwood's (Dr. James) Memoirs, &c. for the last hundred years preceding the Revolution of 
 1688. 4th edit. sm. 8vo. ...... Lond. 1702 
 
 Crawfurd's (David) Memoirs of the Affairs of Scotland. Sd edit. 12mo. Edin. 1767 
 
 Leslacus (Jo. Episc. Rossensis) de Orig., Moribus, et Rebus gestis Scotorum. sm. Mo. Eo7n. 1675 
 
 See Poetical and Prose Works, jxissim. 
 
 Scot's (Captain Walter, of Satchells,) True History of several honourable Families of the right 
 honourable name of Scot, &c. fVith MS. Verses by Sir W. S. sm. Mo. Edin. 1688 
 See Life, vol. i. pp. 63-4. Poetical Works, possi'm. Prose Works, vol. iii. p. 65. 
 
 Beague's History of the Campaignes 1548 and 1549, &c., translated from the French (by Dr. 
 Patrick Abercromby) — {wants title) — Enquiry into the causes of the miscarriage of the 
 Scots Colony at Darien. sm. 8vo. ..... Edin. 1707, &c. 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. vii. p. 439. 
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 Lockhart's (George) Memoirs of Scotland from Q. Anne's Accession to the union of the 
 Kingdoms, Land. 1707- 2J. edit. icithKey. Balcarras's (Earl of) Account of the Affairs 
 of Scotland, relating to the Revolution of 1688. Lowrf. 1714. sm. %vo. 
 
 Guthrie's (Henry, Bishop of Dunkeld,) Memoirs, &c. of the Conspiracies and Rehellion against 
 
 K. Charles I. mn. 8vo. ...... Lond. 1702 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. vii. p. 1 85. 
 
 Gordon's (Wm.) History of the Family of Gordon, from their first arrival, &c. to 1G90, 
 
 2 vols. am. 8vo. ....... Edin. 1720 
 
 (C. A.) Concise History of the House of Gordon, &c. \8mo. . Aberd. 1754 
 
 Ker's (John, of Kersland,) Memoirs, relating to Politics, Trade, and History, &c. 3d. edit. 
 
 2 vols. sm. 8vo. ....... Lond. 1727 
 
 Oldmixon's (John) Memoirs of North Britain, taken from authentick Writings, &c. containing 
 
 Trials of Argyle and BaOlie, Dundee's Rehellion, Glenco's Death, &c. sm. 8vo. ib. 1715 
 Supplement to New State of England, containing an accurate Description of North Britain, 
 
 &c. sm. 8vo. ....... ib. 1709 
 
 Rohertson's (Alex, of Strowan,) Poems on several suhjects. Svo. . Edin. 
 
 Miscellanea Scotica; A Collection of Tracts relating to the History, Antiquities, Topography, 
 and Literature of Scotland. 4 vols. sm. 8vo. L. P. . Glasgow, 1818-20 
 
 Vol. 3. — continued. 
 
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 36. Horden's (H.) Neglected Virtue, Play. 
 
 37. Jevon's (Thomas) Devil of a Wife, Farce. 
 
 38. Johnson's (Samuel) Hiurlothrumbo, Farce. 
 
 39. Joyner's (William) Roman Empress, Tragedy. 
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 4 1 . Old Troop, or Mons. Raggou, Comedy. 
 
 See Poetical Works, vol. ix. pp. 135, 18G ; Note to FFoodstock. 
 
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 48. Female Wits, Comedy. . . . . . 1704 
 
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 .50. Humorous Lovers, Comedy. .... 1677 
 
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 Myln, (Alexander) Vitae Duiikeldiensis Ecclesiae Episcoporum, &c. ad annum 1515. (Tho- 
 mas Thomson.) 4to. ...... Edin. 1823 
 
 (An English translation of this is given in the Perth Lit. and Ant. Society's Transactions, vol. i. See page 271.) 
 
 Appendix. Compotum Magistri Fabriee Pontis Dunkeldensis. 1 513-1 G. (Idem.) 
 
 4fo. .......... ib. 
 
 Murray's (Sir David, of Gorthy,) Poems. (Thomas Kinnear.) Mo. . . ib. 1S23 
 
 Teares for the Death of Alexander, Earl of Dumfermling, Lord Chancellor. (James Maid- 
 ment.) 4to. ....... Edin. 1823 
 
 The Bannatyne Miscellany ; containing Original Papers and Tracts chiefly relating to the His- 
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 papers.) iio. ...... ib. 1825-8 & 183G 
 
 Malcgill, (Jacques) et Bellenden (Jean), Discours Particulicr d' Escosse, &c. 1559. (Tho- 
 mas Thomson.) 4ro. . . . . . . . ib. 1824 
 
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 Bcrteville, (Sieur de) Recit de 1' Expedition en Ecosse, 1546, et do la Battayle de Muscleburgh. 
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 Boethii (Hectoris) Murthlacensium et Aberdonensium Episcoporum Vitae. 1522. (H. Cock- 
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 Dalrymple's (Sir James, President of the Court of Session,) Apologie. 1690. (Wilham 
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 Historic and Life of King James the Sext. (15G6-96.) With a short Continuation to 1617. 
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 See Poetical Works, vol. Hi. pp. 128-30. 
 
 Atkinson's (Stephen) Discoverie and Historic of the Gold Mynes in Scotland. (G. Lainir 
 Meason.) 4to. ....... . ib. 1825 
 
 Lettersof John Grahame of Claverhouse, Viscount of Dundee, &c. (Geo. Smythe.) ito. ib.lS2(J 
 
 See Note to Old Mortality. 
 
 Robertson, (Georg.) et Charteris, (Henr.) Narrationes de Vita et Morte Roberti RoUok, 
 
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 Douglas's (Gawyn, Bp. of Dunkeld) Pahce of Honour, 1579. (J. G. Kinnear.) ito. ib. 1821 
 
 Melville's (Sir James of Halhill) Memoirs of his Ovvn Life, 1549-93. Edited by Thomas 
 
 Thomson, from a MS. in the possession of Sir George H. Rose. ito. . . ib. 1827 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. xjd. pp. 222-23 ; Note to Kenilieorth ; Life, vol. vii p. 14. 
 
 Chronicon Coenobii Sanctae Crucis Edinburgensis, iterum in lucem editum. (cuni Rob. 
 Pitcairn.) ito. See Poetical Works, vol. iii. p. 52. ib. ^ 828 
 
 277 
 
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 Dcnipsteri (Thorn.) Historia Ecclesiastica Gentis Scotoium ; sive de Scriptoiibus Scotis. Editio 
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 Coiircelles's (M.) Dispatches while French Ambassador at tlie Court of Scotland, 1586-87, 
 Extract from. (Robert Bell.) Mo. . . . . . . ib. 1828 
 
 Siege of the Castle of Edinburgli, 1689. (Robert Bell.) 4,to. . . . ib. 182S 
 
 Hume's (Su- David, of Crossrigg,) Diary of Proceedings in the Parliament and Privj' Council 
 of Scotland, May 1700 to March 1707. (John Hope.) 4to. . . «i. 1828 
 
 Papers relative to the Marriage of King James VI. of Scotland, and Princess Anne of Den- 
 mark, 1589, &c. (J.-T. Gibson Craig.) 4^. .... ib. 1828 
 
 Kennedy's (Lady Margaret, afterwards Wife of Bishop Burnet,) Letters to the Duke of 
 Lauderdale, ito. . . . . . . . ib. 1828 
 
 Spalding's (John) History of the Troubles and Memorable Transactions in Scotland and Eng- 
 land, from 1C24 to 1645. Edited by James Skene. 2 vols. 4to. . ib. 1828-9 
 
 Les Affaires du Conte de Boduel I' an 1568. (H. Cockburn and T. Maitland.) 4to. ib. 1829 
 
 Ubaldini, (Petruccio) Descrittione del Regno di Scotia. 1558. (A.Coventry.) 4lo. ib. 182!) 
 Sec ilie Original, in X. 8, p. 242. 
 
 Argyle's (Archibald, Earl of) Letters to John, Duke of Lauderdale. (James Campbell.) 
 Uo. ......... . ib. 1829 
 
 Lesle3''s (John, Bishop of Ross,) History of Scotland, fi'om the Death of King James I. in 
 
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 Papers relative to the Regalia of Scotland. (William Bell.) ito. . . ii. 1829 
 
 The same. Printed on vellum. Mo. ..... ?i. 1829 
 
 Bannatyne, (George) Memorials of, from 1545 to 1608. Printed from an original MS. (Sir 
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 Turner's (Sir J.) Memoirs of his own Life and Times, 1632-70. Edited by T. Thomson. 
 
 Mo. . . . . . . . . . ib. 1829 
 
 See Poetical Works, vol. ii. p. 202 ; Note to Old Morlaliti/, and Introduction to Legend of Montrose. 
 
 Mo3'sie's(D.)Memoirsof the Affairs of Scotland, 1577-1603. (J. Dennistoun.) Mo. ib. 1830 
 See Poetical Works, vol. ii. pp. 45, 134. 
 
 Rothes's (John, Earl of) Relation of Proceedings concerning the Affairs of the Kirk of Scot- 
 land, August 1637, to July 1638. (James Nairne and David Laing.) Mo. . ib. 1830 
 
 Grahame's (Simeon) Anatomie of Humors, and the Passionate Sparke of a relenting Minde. 
 (Robert Jameson.) Mo. . . . . . ■ . ib. 1830 
 
 Trial of Duncan Terig and Alexander Bane Macdonald, for the Murder of Arthur Davis, 1754. 
 (Sir Walter Scott.) Mo. ...... . ib. 1831 
 
 Hume's (Alex.) Hymns and Sacred Songs, 1599. (J. G. Kinnear.) Mo. . ib. 1832 
 
 Pitcaini's (Robert) Trials, and other Proceedings in Matters Criminal, before the High Court 
 of Justiciary in Scotland. Selected from the Records of that Court, and original MSS. 
 3 vols. Mo. ......... ib. 
 
 See Revicn' of this in Prose Works, vol. x.xi. pp. 199, 265. 
 
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 Pitcairn's (R.) Historical and Genealogical Account of tlie principal Families of the Name ol 
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 Ban natyne Club. Abstract of the Treasurer's Accounts, 182.3-28. ito. . «A. 1828 
 The Same, No. 2, 1828-30, ...... ti. 1831 
 
 Collection of Ancient Scottish Prophecies, in alliterative verse. Reprinted from Waldeyrave s 
 edition of ie03. ito. ...... Edin. 18S3 
 
 Diurnal of Remarkable Occurrents that have passed within the Country of Scotland, since the 
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 Henry Jardine, Robert Dundas and John Borthwick, Esqrs., and the late Sir William 
 Arbuthnot, and Colin Mackenzie, Esq.) "l^y. .... ib. 1829 
 
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 Scotorum, Domino Rcgi Angliae factis, a. d. m.cc.xci.-m.cc.xcvi. (Lord Chief Commissioner 
 Adam, and Sir Samuel Shepherd.) ito. ..... 26.1834 
 
 See Life, vol. i. p. 391, note. 
 
 Letters and Papers relating to Patrick Master of Gray, afterwards Seventh Lord Gray. 
 (Lord Gray.) ito. . . . . . . . . ib. 1835 
 
 Philotus, a Comedy. Reprinted from the edition of Robert Charteris, p 603.] (John White- 
 foord Mackenzie.) ito. . . . . . . . ib. 1835 
 
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 to June 1667, by John Nicoll. Printed from the original MS. in the Advocates' Library, 
 and edited by Mr. David Laing. ito. . . . . . ib. 1836 
 
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 Davidis Buchanani de Scriptoribus Scotis Libri Duo, nunc primum editi, curis Dav. Irving, 
 LL.D. -Uo. ....... Edin. 1837 
 
 Registrum Episcopatus Moraviensis, e pluribus codicibus consarcinatum, circa A. D. M.cccc. 
 Cum Continuatione Diplomatiun recentiorum usque ad a. d. m.dc.xxiii. (Late and pre- 
 sent Duke of Sutherland.) 4to. ..... • «'5. 1837 
 
 Liber de Mailros. The Cliartulary of Melrose. (Duke of Buccleuch.) ito. . j*. 1837 
 
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 of 1578. (James Ivory.) 4to. ...... ib. 1837 
 
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 See Prose Works, vol. xxi. p. 224. 
 
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 Maitland's (Sir Richard, of Lethington) History of the House of Seytoun. With Continuation 
 
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 See Pkose Works, vol. vii. p. 402. 
 
 Poems. With an Appendix of Selections of Sir John Maitland and Thomas Maitland. 
 
 (Joseph Bain.) 4to. ...... Edhi. 1830 
 
 See Poetical Works, vol. i. pp. 256-260, 308-9. 
 
 Beaugue, (Jean de) Histoire de la Guerre d' Ecosse, pendant les campagnes de 1548 et 154.9, 
 
 (1556.) (William Smith.) 4,to. ..... . ib. 1830 
 
 See Poetical Works, vol. i. pp. 127-129. 
 
 Register of Ministers, Eshorters, and Readers, and of their Stipends, after the Reformation. 
 (A. Macdonald.) 4to. ...... . ib. 1 830 
 
 Pitcairn's (Dr. Arch.) Babell, a Satirical Poem on the General Assembly, 1692. (G. R. Kin- 
 loch.) 4to. ......... ib. 1830 
 
 See an Original MS. of this Poem., and note thereon., p. 78. 
 
 Clariodus, a Metrical Romance, from a MS. of 1 6th Century. (Edward Piper.) Uo. /A. 1830 
 See Poetical Works, vol. ii. p. 221 ; vol. v. pp. 374-5. 
 
 Chronicles of the Kings of Scotland, from Fergus I. to James VI. 1611. (J. Whitefoord 
 Mackenzie.) Mo. ....... . ib. 1830 
 
 Moysie's (David) Memoirs of the Affairs of Scotland, 1577-1603. (James Dennistoun.) ito. 
 (^Same as the one in the Bannatyne Collection.') .... 25.1830 
 
 Lamont's (John, of Newton,) Diary, 1649-71. (G. R. Kinloch.) 4to. . . 24.1830 
 
 Hamilton's (William, of VVisha^^-,) Descriptions of the Sheriffdoms of Lanark and Renfrew. 
 
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 See Iniroduction to Castle Dangerous. 
 
 Duncan's (Richard) Notices and Documents illustrative of the Literary History of Glasgow. 
 4^0. (Club.) ....... ib. 1831 
 
 280 
 
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 Registrum Metellanum. Parti. (List of MSS. &c. suggested for reprinting.) ito. Glasg. IHSi 
 
 Chronicle of Perth. Register of Remai'kable Occurrences^ chiefly connected uitli that City, from 
 
 1210 to 1608. (James Maidment.) 4to. .... Edin. 1831 
 
 Drummond's (WilUam, of HawthorndeUj) Poems. (Club.) ito. . . ii. 1832 
 
 Henryson's (Robert) Moral Fables. 1C2]. (Club.) 4:to. . . . ib. 1S32 
 
 Registrum Monasterii de Passelet, cartas, privilegia, conventiones, aliaque rauniraenta complec- 
 
 tens a domo fundata, ab a. d. m.c.lxiii. usque ad a. d. m.d.xxix. Ad fidem codicis MS. in 
 
 Bibliotheca Facultatis Juridicae Edinensis servati, nunc [irimum tvpis mandatum. (Earl of 
 
 Glasgow.) -Ito. . . . . . . . . ib. 1832 
 
 Burgh Records of the City of Glasgow, 1573-1581. (John Smith, youngest.) 4,(0. ib. 1832 
 Miscellany of the Maitland Club, consisting of Original Papers and other Documents, illustra- 
 tive of the History and Literature of Scotland. Parti. (Club.) ito. . ib. 183S 
 The same. Part II. (Club.) 4to. ..... . ib. 1834 
 
 Cartularium Comitatus de Levenax, ab initio seculi decimi tertii usque ad annum M.ccc.xcviii. 
 
 ad fidem apograph! in Bibliotheca Facultatis Juridicae Edinensis servati, cum aliis MSS. 
 
 collati. (Alexander Campbell.) 4to. ..... ib. 1833 
 
 Memoir of the Wars carried on in Scotland and Ireland m.do.lxxxix-m.dc.xci. By Major-Gen- 
 
 eral Hugh Mackay, Commander-in-Chief of his Majesty's Forces. {Same as the o?ie in 
 
 the Bannatyne Collection.') ito. . . . . . . ib. 1833 
 
 Miscellaneous Papers, principally illustrative of Events in the Reigns of Queen Mary and Ki!i<'- 
 
 James VI. (Andrew M'George.) ito. . . . . . ib. 1 834 
 
 The Works of George Dalgarno, of Aberdeen. (Lord Cockburn and Thomas Maitland.) ito. 
 
 ib. 1834 
 Records of the Burgh of Prestwick in the Sheriffdom of Ayr, m.cccc.lxx.-m.dcc.lxxxii. With 
 
 an Appendix and Illustrative Notes. [^By John Fullarton of Overton.] (John Smith of 
 
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 The Works of Sir Thomas Urquhart of Cromarty, Knight, reprinted from the original editions. 
 
 (Sylvester Douglas Stirling, of Glenbervie.) ito. .... ib. lS3i 
 
 History of Mary Queen of Scots, a Fragment, translated from tlie original French of Adam 
 
 Blackwood. (Robert Adam.) ito. . . . . . . ib. 1834 
 
 Illustrations of Scottish History, from the Twelfth to the Sixteenth Century. Selected from 
 
 unpublished Manuscripts in the British ]\Iuseum, and Tower of London. (Moses Stevens, 
 
 of Polmadie.) ito. . . . . . . . . ib. 1834 
 
 Collections upon the Lives of the Reformers, and most eminent Ministers of the Church of 
 
 Scotland. By the Rev. Robert Wodrow, Minister of the Gospell at Eastwood. Vol. I. 
 
 Parts I. and II. (Club.) ito. . . . ■ . ib. 1834 
 
 Papers relative to the Royal Guard of Scottish Archers in France, From Original Documents. 
 
 (James Dunlop.) ........ ib. 1835 
 
 Certane Tractatis for Reformatioun of Doctryne and Maneris in Scotland. By Ninianc Winzet. 
 
 M.D.Lsii.-M.D.LXiii. (J. B. Graclc.) ito. ..... 25.1835 
 
 281 2 N 
 
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 Walker, of Coats.) Ho. ...... £</?«. 183.5 
 
 Reports of the State of certain Parishes in Scotland, made to his Majesty's Commissioners for 
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 From the Originals preserved in her Majesty's General Register House. (Alexander 
 Macgregor.) 4:to. . . . . . . . . ih. 1835 
 
 Rob Stone's Dream, a Poem. Printed from a Manuscript in the Leightonian Library, Dum- 
 blane. (Club.) 4to. ....... ik 1836 
 
 The Cochrane Correspondence regarding the Affairs of Glasgow, m.dcc.xlv.-vi. (James 
 Smith, of Jordanhill.) 4to. . . . . . . . e'i. 1830' 
 
 Catalogue of the Works printed for the Maitland Club, instituted March 1828 ; with Lists of 
 the Members, and Rules of the Club. -ito. ..... «*. 1836 
 
 Scala Chronica, by Sir Thomas Gray of Helon, Knight ; a Ciironicle of England and Scotland, 
 from A.D. M.LXVi. to A.D. M.ccc.LXil. uow first printed from the unique Manuscript; with 
 an Introduction and Notes, by Joseph Stevenson. (Club.) itc. . . ih. 1836 
 
 Selections from unpublished Manuscripts in the College of Arms, and the British Museum, 
 illustrating the Reign of Mary Queen of Scotland, m.d.xliii.-m.d.lxviii. (Kirkman Finlav, 
 of Castle Toward.) 4to. . . . . . . . ib. 183C 
 
 The Life and Death of King James the First of Scotland. (George Macintosh.) -Uo. 
 
 ib. 1836 
 
 Sir Beves of Hamtoun, a Metrical Romance, now first edited from the Auchinleck MS. (W. 
 B. D. D. Turnbull.) ito. ...... . ?*. 1838 
 
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 Nicnll, {^John) Diart/of,from 1650 Vo 1667. Ma7iuscript Transcript from the original in 
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 See Prose Works, vol. vii. p. 289. 
 
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 Catalogue of the Library at Abbotsford. MS. 5 vols. ito. 
 Catalogzie of the Pictures, Armoury, Sfc. at Abbotsford. MS. Ho. 
 
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 Holy Bible ; containing the Old and New Testaments, \\it\\ the Apocrypha. Translated out of 
 Greeke by Theodore Beza, &c. — The Revelation of St. John, &c. with F. Junius's Commen- 
 tarie. Lond. R. Field, 1600. — Book of Psalmes, by Thomas Stcrnehold, John Hopkins, 
 and others, wants title and end, and injured, ito. Lond. R. Barker, 1601. 
 This Bible formerly belonged to Dean Swift, with MS. notes by him. 
 See Sir Waller ScoWs edition of his Works, vol. i. p. 43 ; and Prose Works, vol. ii. p. 418. 
 
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 by his Majesty's special command, &c. imperfect, sm. Uo. Lond. R. Barker, 1612 
 
 Decretales Domini Gregorii, nunc accurata diligentia nuper emendate, &c. lit. goth. 4:to. 
 
 Paris. T. Kerver, 1519 
 
 Verdere's Love and Amies of the Greek Princes ; or, the Romant of Romants. Written in 
 French, and translated for the Right Hon. Philip Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, 
 tome II. (in 2 parts) and tome iii. 1 vol. fol. . . . Lond. 16-tO 
 
 Religious Tracts. 1 vol. 4to. containing. 
 
 1. History of Sin and Heresie, &e. ...... 
 
 2. Keitli's (Geo.) Satan disrobed, &c. or the Quaker's Last Shift, &c. '2d edit, 
 
 3. Discourse, &c. on Water Baptism. ..... 
 
 4. Primitive Heresie revived, &c. ..... 
 
 5. Lesley's (Dr. Chas.) New Association of Moderate Churchmen with the Modern Whigs, &c. 
 
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 7. 8. Cassandra telling what will come of it. No. I. 3d edit. No. II. 2d edit. 
 
 9. Wolf Stript of his Shepherd's Clothing. Answer to Moderation a Virtue, itii edit. 
 
 1 0. Bishop of Salisbury's Proper Defence, &.c. 
 
 1 1. The Good old Cause, &c. a Second Defence of the Bishop of Sarum, &u. 
 
 12. Salt for the Leach, in Reflections on Reflections. 2;/ edit. 
 
 1 3. Warning for the Church of England. ..... 
 
 Religious Controversial Tracts. 1 vol. 4?o. containing, 
 
 1. Mr. Kirkwood's Plea before the Kirk, &c. ..... ii. 1698 
 
 2. Keith's (George) Third Narrative of Proceedings at Quaker's Meeting. . . ii. i 698 
 
 3. Fourth Narrative of Ditto. ...... ib. 1700 
 
 4. Quakers' Arguments against Baptism and Supper refuted. . . . ib. 1 698 
 
 5. Account of the Quakers' Politicks, &c. ..... wants title. 
 
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 1 . Narrative of Sir G. Rooke's Voyage to the Mediterranean, and Description of Gibraltar, &c. Lond. 1 704 
 
 2. Papers against the Scots Toleration, and Patronages. (8to.) . . . t'i. 1712 
 
 3. Ballantyne's ( ) Comical History of Marriage betwixt Fergiosia and Heptarchue. . ib. 1 706 
 
 4 . Great Britain's Union, and the Security of the Hanover Succession, &c. by a Person of Quality, ib. 1 705 
 
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 fi. Defoe's (D.) Letter, <.S;c. Account hoiv the Treaty of Union has been received here. 
 
 7. Webster's (Rev. J.) Covenants of Redemption and Grace Displayed. 
 
 8. Lord Beilhavcn's Speech, 2d November. .... 
 
 9. Williamson's (Rev. David) Sermon before Duke of Queensberry, High Commissioner 
 
 10. Letter to a M. P. &c. True Interest of Scotland respecting the Succession. 
 
 1 1 . Oath of Abjuration displayed in its sinful nature, &c. 
 VI. Letter to a Gent. &c. respecting Mr. Adam Glass. (8to.) 
 1 3. Just Reproof, &c. of two late pamphlets on the Witches of Pittenweem. 
 
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 awere to the said Letter by the s;iid Prince, now his Majesty of England, &c. 
 
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 I. Conviction, cScc. that it is the true interest of the City of Edinljurgh, that Mr. F r be chosen, &c. 
 
 in the ensuing Parliament, ..... Edin. 1761 
 
 .■5. Linfs on the Indulgence, leitk a Reply. MS. 
 
 4. Paterson's (Ninian) Moristonus Martyr ; a Funeral Elogie on Andrew Ker of Moristoun, slain at Buda, 
 July 19, 1686. ........ 1687 
 
 .5. To Hir Grace Hir Majesties High Commissioner, &c. Te Address far te fishers in te Highland Coasta,&Lc. 
 
 no title or date. 
 
 6. New Test of the Church of England's Loyalty, (with allowance.) . . Lond.ldKl 
 
 (See SoMERi! TR.iCTS. vol. ix. ji. 19.5.) 
 
 7. Advice to Protestants. ..... no title, but about 1637 
 
 8. Sherlock's (Rev. Dr.) Letter to a Member of Convention, with answer. repr. 168.'l 
 
 (Sec So.MEBS Tracts, vol. x. p. 185.1 
 Ti. Humble Representation of House of Commons to the Queen, with Her Majesty's most gracious Answer. 
 
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 Tracts by Dean Swift and others. 1 vol. 4to. containing, 
 
 1 . Memorial of the State of England, &c. by Earl of Nottingham. 
 
 {See SoMERs Tracts, vol. xii. p. 586.) 
 
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 3. The New Idol, a Poem, &c. inscrib'd to the unchristian Author of the Tripe Club. 
 
 284 
 
 Lond. 1706 
 ib. 1706 
 
Shplfl. THEOLOGICAL AND POLITICAL TRACTS. Study. G. 
 
 4. Great Britain's Union, &c. by a Person of Quality. . . . ionii. 1705 
 
 5. Humble Representation, &c. of the Lords, &c. to Her Majesty, 14th March 1704, and Iler Majestie's 
 
 Answer. ........ Dvh. 1705 
 
 6. Defoe's (Daniel) Advice to all Parties. .... Lmd. 1705 
 
 7. Burnet's (Bishop) Speech on the Bill against occasional Conformity. . . ii. 1704 
 y. Defoe's (Daniel) Shortest Way to Peace and Union. .... ib^ 1704 
 9. Reflections upon some Scandalous and Malicious Pamphlets, The Shortest Way, &c. . ih. 1703 
 
 10. Dangers of Europe from the Growing Power of France. 3d edit. . . . ii. \702 
 
 11. Tn-o Letters, &c. respecting the Partition Treaty, vindicating King William. . . Dub. 1702 
 
 12. Defoe's (Daniel) Jlock Mourner, a Satyr, by way of Elegy on King William. 2d edit. Land. 1702 
 ■ 13. Somers's (Lord) Jura Populi Anglicani : or the Subject's Right of Petitioning set forth. ib. 1701 
 
 14. The Memorial, alias Legion, answered paragraph by paragraph, &c. . . no tit k. 
 
 15. True Character of a Churchman. ...... idem. 
 
 (SecSoMERs ThACTs. vol. ix. p. 477.) 
 i IS. Defoe's (Daniel) New Test of Church of England's Loyalty; or Whiggish Loyalty and Church 
 Loyalty compared. . . . . . . . ih. 1700 
 
 (See SoMBRS Tracts, vol. ix. p. 689.) 
 
 1 7. The Rector's Case, concerning the Power of Suspension from Sacrament. . Lond. 1695 
 
 18. Answer to the Rector's Libel; or the Bishop's Case truly stated. . . . X)b4. 1694 
 
 19. Case of the Suspended Bishops considered. .... Zoarf. 1691 
 
 20. Johnson's (Samuel) Argument proving the Abrogation of King James to be constitutional. ib. 1692 
 
 2 1 . Short History of the Kings of England, proving no direct Succession, &c. . . a. 1 692 
 
 22. Hickeringil's (Rev. Ed.) Lay Clergy ; or the Lay Elder, &c. . . ih. J. Dunton, 1695 
 
 23. Locke's (John) Letter concerning Toleration. ... . ib. 1689 
 
 24. Defence of True Protestants, abused for the Service of Popery. . . . ii. 1680 
 
 25. Eaton (Samuel) and Taylor's (Tim.) Defence of the Congregational Way, &c. . ii. 1646 
 
 26. The People's Ancient and Just Liberties asserted. Tryal of W. Penn and W. Mead, 1670. ib. 1682 
 
 27. Death and Burial of John Asgill, Esq. ..... Dub.\702 
 
 Tracts relative to the Union, &c. 1 vol. 4/o. containing, 
 
 1. Vindication of Informers of breaches of Act against Prophaneness, &c. . tiotitk. 
 
 2. Draught for a National Church Accommodation. .... Loiid. 1705 
 
 3. Lord Beilhaven's Speech in Parliament, 2 November. .... 1706 
 
 4. Letter from Mr. Scruplous to Trialogtis concerning the Union. . . . 1706 
 
 5. Ballantyne's Comical History of Marriage of Fergusia and Heptarchus. . . 1706 
 
 6. Speech without doors concerning Toleration. . \ 
 
 7. in season against the Union. . ... . . no titles- 
 
 8. Word to the Unioners and their Confederates. . ) 
 
 .9. Memorial concerning the disorders of the Highlands, &c. . . . Edin. 1T03 
 
 10. Webster's (Rev. J.) Lawful Prejudices against an incorporating Union with England. ifi. 1707 
 
 11. Author of Lawful Prejudices Vindicated. .... ii. 1707 
 
 12. Oath of Abjuration displayed in its sinful nature, &c . . . 1712 
 
 13. Oath of Abjuration enquired into. ...... 1712 
 
 14. Oath of Abjuration, some Thoughts and Questions upon. .... 1712 
 
 15. Proper Project for Scotland, to startle fools, &c. Wit.'i MS. note hi/ Sir W. S. . 1699 
 
 16. Mystery of Magistracy Unveiled, &c. ..... 1708 
 
 285 
 
Stuijy. G. 
 
 ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Shelf -2. 
 
 17. Samson's Riddle, or a Branch of Bitter Wormwood bringing forth a Bundle of sweet-smelUng 
 
 Myrrh. (Account of Judicial Proceedings against the Covenanters in ICGG and 1667, their last 
 Speeches, &c. {wants last la//.) .... Printed in t/te year 
 
 18. Modest Reply to a Letter from a Friend to Mr. John M'Millan. . . Eiin. 1705 
 
 19. Calamy's (Rev. Ed.) Sermon, &c. 1645, on the Danger of Covenant-Breaking. . rcjir. 1707 
 
 20. Smectt/mniius Hcdiviviis : Answer to a Book entitled An Humble Remonstrance, &c. Gthedit. Edin.l70S 
 Religious and other Tracts. 1 vol. 4to. containing, 
 
 I . Propositions concerning Optic Glasses, &c. .... 0,r/urd,lG79 
 "3. Stillingfleet's (Dean) Letter to Mr. Godwin, giving a true Account of a late Conference. Land. 1687 
 
 3. Letter, &c. desiring Information of the Conference. 
 
 4. Stillingfleet's Letter to a Friend, reflecting on some Passages, in a Letter, &c. . 
 
 5. Second Letter to Mr. G. in answer to Two Letters. 
 
 6. Doctrine of the Trinity and Transubstantiation compared, &c. 2 parts. 
 
 7. Parish Cliurches no Conventicles, &c. by 0. U. ... 
 
 8. Burnet's (Bishop) Answer to a Letter occasioned by his Letter to Dr. Lowth. 
 
 9. Lowth's (Rev. Dr.) Second Letter to Dr. Burnet. 
 
 10. Bishop Burnet's Letter, occasioned by the Second Letter (of Dr. Lowth.) 
 
 11. Stillingfleet's (Dean) Answer to Dr. Lowth's Letter. 
 
 12. Smythies's (Rev. William) Three Replies to the Observator. ithedit. 
 
 13. Sicurus's Origin of Atheism, &c. translated by E. Bohun. 
 
 14. Saywell's (Rev. Dr. William) Inquiry into the Means of a happy Union. 
 
 15. Decree made at Rome, condemning some Opinions of the Jesuits. 
 
 16. Dryden (John) Absalon et Achitophel, Poema, Latino Carmine donatum. 
 
 17. Houghton's (John) Letters on Husbandry and Trade. 
 
 1 8. Wray's (Rev. W.) Anniversary Sermon on Fire of London. 
 Tracts, chiefly controversial between Protestants and Papists. 4to. containing, 
 
 1. Dellon's History of the Inquisition at Goa. Translated from French. 
 '2. Canaries's (Rev. Dr. James) Rome's Additions to Christianity. 
 
 3. Sherlock's (Rev. Dr. W.) Preservative against Popery. 2 Parts. With Vindication. 
 
 4. Gordon's ( Bishop of Aberdeen) Request to Roman Catholicks, to answer certain Queries, &c. AtU edU. 
 
 ib. 1687 
 
 5. Clagett's (Rev. Dr. W.) Prerogative of St. Ann, Mother of the Mother of God. With Preface, il. 1688 
 
 6. Coventry's (Sir William) Character of a Trimmer, &c. .... iJ. 1689 
 
 7. Burnet's (Bishop) Sermon at the Coronation of William and Mary. . . jj. 1689 
 tl. Vox Rfjis ct Rctjni ; or a Protest against Vo,v Clcri. . . . . ib. i 690 
 9. Sherlock's (Rev. Dr. W.) Case of Allegiance due to Sovereign Princes. Id edit. . ti. 1691 
 
 10. Remarks upon Dr. Sherlock's Book. 2d edit. . , . . . i/i. 1691 
 
 II. Wagstafie 'a (Rev. T.) Answer to Dr. Sherlock's Vindication, &c. . . . ti. 1692 
 Tracts hy the Duke of Buckingham, &c. sm. ito. containing, 
 
 1 . Buckingham's (George, Duke of) Short Discourse upon the Reasonableness of Men's having a Religion. 
 
 See So.MERs Tracts, vol. ix. p. 13. jj 1683 
 
 2. Answer to the Duke of Buckingham's Paper. ..... & 1685 
 
 3. Duke of Buckingham's Letter to the Author of Answer, &c. . . . i/i. 1685 
 
 See SoMEHs Tracts, vol. is. p. 18. 
 
 4. Reply to his Grace the Duke of Buckingham's Letter. .... i6. 1685 
 
 5. Reply to the Answer of the Man of no Name. By G. C. . . . «S. 1685 
 
 6. Consideration3movingtoaToleration,&c. occasioned by the Duke of Buckingham's Discourse, ii. 1685 
 
 286 
 
 wants title. 
 Loud. 1687 
 ilj.l687 
 ib. 1687 
 ib. 1683 
 it. 1685 
 ib. 1684 
 ib. 1685 
 ib. 1687 
 ib. 1684 
 ib. 1684 
 a. 1631 
 ib. 1679 
 Oxon. 1682 
 Land. 1681 
 ib. 1682 
 
 ib. 1688 
 ib. 1685 
 ib. 1688 
 
Shelft. THEOLOGICAL AND POLITICAL TRACTS. Study. G. 
 
 7. Defence of the Duke of Buckingham. By the Author of Considerations, &c. /,&nd. 1685 
 
 8. The Anti Thelemite. Answers to the Dulce of Buckingham's Quaeres. . . id. 16R.5 
 
 9. Payne's (Henry) Persecutor Exposed, &c. Reply to an ill-bred Answer to the Duke of Bucking- 
 
 ham's Paper. . . . . . . . . ilj. 168.S 
 
 Controversial Tracts, sm, ito. containing, 
 
 1. Crofton's (Zech.) Anakpsis : &c. Consideration of Dr. John Gauden's Sense and Solution of Solemn 
 League and Covenant, ith edit. . . . . . . . 1661 
 
 0. News from France. Present State of Difference between the French King and Court of Rome, &c. 
 
 ib. 168-2 
 .3. Lane's (Col. Edward) Image of our Reforming Times, &.c. . . . ib. 1654 
 
 4. Du Moulin's (Dr. ) Account of Advances the Church of England hath made toward Rome, &c. 
 
 a,. 1G8U 
 
 3. Disputation proving it not convenient to grant unto Ministers Secular Jurisdiction, &c. ib. 167!) 
 
 6. Passionate Remonstrance made by his Holinesse, &c. upon the late Proceedings and Covenant in 
 
 Scotland, &c. ....... £(/;«. 1641 
 
 7. Relation of the True Funerals of the Marquisse of Montrose, &c. and Sir William Hay of Dalgity, &c. 
 
 wants title. ........ [tJ. 1661.] 
 
 Reprinted in Harleian MisccUani/, vol. vii. ; See POKTrcAL Works, vol. ii. p. IDO. 
 n. Pacquet of Advice from Rome, No. 1. 3d December 1678. . . repr.{h.\G19 
 
 9. Letter from a Catholick Gentleman to his Popish Friends. . . repr. Hi. 1678 
 
 1 0. L' Estrange's (Sir Roger) Seasonable Memorial, &c. Notes on the Liberties of Press and Pulpit, ib. 1 680 
 
 11. Declaration of the Faith and Order, &c. in the Congregational Churches in England. . wants title 
 
 Miscellaneous Tracts. 1 vol. 4to. containing, 
 
 1. CUfford's (Martin) Notes upon Mr. Dryden's Poems. . . . Zonrf. 1687 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. i. pp. 121-2. 
 
 2. Short and Impartial View of the Manner and Occasion of the Scots Colony's coming awa\' from 
 
 Darien, &c. ........ 169!» 
 
 .3. Scotland's Present Duty, or a Call to the Nobility, &c. for our common Concern in Caledonia, &c. 1700 
 
 4. Last Will and Codicil of Charles II. King of Spain, 2d October 1700 . Load. 1701 
 ■5. State of the Controversy betwixt united and separate Parliaments. . . li. 1706 
 
 6. The late Lord Beilhaven's memorable Speeches in November 1706. With Preface. . t6. 1733 
 
 7. Convention between the Crowns of Great Britain and Spain, 1739 . . . ii. 1739 
 
 8. Some Reflections on His Majesty's Proclamation, published 1636-7, for a Toleration in Scotland, &c. 
 
 xmnts title. 
 
 9. Letter writ by Myn Heir Fagel, &c. with the Prince and Princess of Orange's-Thoughts concerning the 
 
 Repeal of the Test, &c. ...... ioKrf. 1688 
 
 10. Answer to a Paper entitled, A New Test of the Church of England's Loyalty. . no titlr. 
 
 Controversial Tracts. 1 vol. sm. 4^0. containing, 
 
 1. Pacquet of Advice from Rome ; or History of Popery. No. 1 to 31, (December 1678, to July 1679) or 
 
 Vol. I. Weekly Pacquet of Advice from Rome. No. 1 to 44, (July 1679 to May 1680,) or Vol. II. 
 
 Land. 1678-80 
 
 2. Pacquet of Advices and Animadversions sent from London to the Men of Shaftesbury, (occasioned by 
 
 Lord Shaftesbury's Letter.) ...... ib. 167 G 
 
 3. Second Pacquet of Advices and Animadversions. .... i4. 1677 
 
 4. L' Estrange's (Sir Roger) Account of the Growth of Knaveiy, &c. . . . ti. 1681 
 i. Citt and Bumpkin: in a Dialogue, &c. on matters of Religion and Government. . Ui. 1680 
 
 287 
 
Study. G. 
 
 ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Shelves 2, 3. 
 
 6. L'E8trange's(SirR.) CittandBumpkin. Partll. DiscourseuponSwearingamlLying. 2(ie(i!V. £o»(/.1680 
 
 7. Truth and Honesty in Plain English. ..... ib. 1679 
 
 8. Principles on which the Abjuration Oath may be grounded. . . . ib. 1702 
 
 9. Separation and Sedition Inseparable, whilst Dissenters are permitted to control!, &c. . ti. 1703 
 Miscellaneous Tracts. 1 vol. 4to. containing, 
 
 1. Humble Desires and Propositions for a Safe Peace. .... ti. 1644 
 
 2. Declaration of the Commons of England. ..... ti. 1648 
 
 3. Fourth Paper presented by Major Butler, &c. . . • . tJ. 1652 
 
 4. Jenkins's (David) £ej Terrae yl»<7'raf, &c. vants title. . . . [ii. 1647] 
 
 See SoMEns Tracts, vol. v. 
 
 5. Eawley's (Sir Walter) Prince, or Maxims of State. .... tJ. 1642 
 
 6. Billa Kera, or the Arraignment of /(^noramas, &c. .... ti. 1682 
 
 7. Bury's (Jacob) Advice to the Commons, &c. . . . . ib, ] 685 
 
 8. The True Cess, by the exact intrinsick value of all Real Estates rightly stated. . i/i. 1691 
 
 9. Discourse upon Usury, &c. proving the lawfulness thereof . . . t'i. 1692 
 
 10. Temple's (Sir Richard) Essay upon Taxes, calculated for the present juncture. . ii. 1693 
 
 11. Briscoe's (J.) Discourse on the late Funds of the Million Act, &c. . . ib. 1694 
 
 12. Saunders's (Tib.) Fortunatus's Looking Glass ; or Essay on Lotteries. . . ib. 1699 
 
 13. Tindal's (Dr. Matthew) Essay concerning the Law of Nations, i5cc. • . sA. 1694 
 
 14. Johnson's (Samuel) Essay on Parliaments at a certainty. . . . ib. 1C94 
 
 15. Asgill's (John) Treatise, showing how usefull, &c. the inroUing and registering of all conveyances of 
 
 lands may be to the Inhabitants of this Kingdom. .... ib. 1694 
 
 16. Anyliae Tutamen, &c. being an Account of the Banks, Lotteries, Mines, &c. and many pernicious pro- 
 
 jects now on foot ; tending to the destruction of trade and commerce. . . ib. 1695 
 
 17. Solon Secundus ; or Some Defects in the English Laws, with their proper remedies. ib. 1695 
 
 1 8. Defoe's(D.)Poor Man'sPIea,inrelation to the Proclamations, &c. for Reformation of Manners, &c. ji.l C98 
 
 19. Considerations on the Choice of a Speaker in the ensuing Session, lie. . . tJ. 1698 
 
 20. The Occasional Paper, No. x. on Self Murder, and Verdicts oi Xon Compos. ib. 1698 
 
 2 1 . Reply to the Hertford Letter, wherein the case of Mrs. Stout's deatli is more particularly considered, and 
 
 Mr. Cowper vindicated. . . . . . . . ib. 1699 
 
 22. The Julian and Gregorian Year: or Difference betwixt the Old and New Styles. • ib. 170O 
 
 23. The Free State of the People of England maintained, &c. . . . t4. 1702 
 
 24. Johnson's (Samuel) Vindication of Magna Charta, &c. 2d edit. . . ib. 
 Former Ages never heard of, and After Ages will admire. A Brief Review of the most ma- 
 terial Parliamentary Transactions, beginning Nov. 1640, and continued to this present 
 year. 4?o. . . . . ' . . . . . 2*. 1654 
 
 Collection of Stall Ballads, Christmas Carols, &c. (bct« een 30 and 40 in number.) 4?o. 
 
 SHELF III. 
 
 Rollock's (Rev. Robert) Treatise of God's Eifectual Calling. Translated out of Latin by H. 
 
 Holland, iio. ....... Land. 1603 
 
 Brown's (Rev. John) Quakerisme the Path-Way to Paganism, Sec. Examination of tlie Theses 
 
 and Apologia of Robert Barclay, ito. .... Edin. 1 678 
 
 Mornay's (Philip of, Lord of Plessie Marlie) Trewnesse of Christian Religion. Translated by 
 
 Sir Ph. Sidney and Arthur Golding. B. L. ito. . . . Land. 1592 
 
 288 
 
Shelf ^. RELIGIOUS AND CONTROVERSIAL TRACTS. Study. G. 
 
 Collection of Sermons prcaclied before the Two Houses of Parliament, on various public occa- 
 sions, by Presbyterian Divines. (35 in number, with a MS. List prefixed.) 4to. 
 
 Land. 1645-46 
 
 Tracts relative to the Revolution, 1688, and the Settlement of the Church of Scotland. 1 vol. 
 ito. containing, 
 
 1. Livingstone's (Rev. John) Letter to his Parishioners of Anerum. Imperfect. Rotterdam, 7 Oct. 1671 
 
 2. The Scotch Mist cleared up, &c. Account of the Proceedings against Archibald, Earl of Argyle, for 
 
 High Treason, &c. Wants title. ..... [1682] 
 
 3. Letter, containing Reflections on H. M.'s Declaration for Liberty of Conscience, 4th April, 1687. 
 
 4. Collection of Papers (15,) relating to the present juncture of affairs in England. . 1G8R 
 
 5. Popery Banished, with an Account of their Base Cheats. . . . 1688-9 
 
 6. Essay upon the Original and Designe of Magistracie. Vindication of the late Proceedings. 1 C89 
 
 7. Four Questions Debated, &c. With an Answer to the Objection, that the Convention will not have 
 
 the power of a Parliament. . . . . . . 1689 
 
 a. Salus Populi Suprema Lex ; Free Thoughts of a Well-wisher for a good Settlement. . 1689 
 
 9. Reflections upon our Late and Present Proceedings in England. . . 1689 
 
 10. Necessity of settling the Crown of England. .... 1689 
 
 1 1 . Obedience due to the present King, notwithstanding our oaths to the former. By a Divine of C. of E. 
 
 See SoMEBS Tracts, vol. x. p. 2J)6. 
 
 12. Proceedings of present Parliament justified by the opinion, &c. of Hugo Grotius. . 1G89 
 
 13. Usher's (Archbishop) Reduction of Episcopacy into the form of Synodical Government, &c. proposed 
 
 in 1641, &c. ....... 1689 
 
 14. Letter to a Reverend Minister of the Gospel, of the Presbyterian persuasion. Edin. 4 March, 1689 
 1.5. Sober Conformist's Answer to a Rigid Conformist's Reasons why no alteration should be made in the 
 
 Government of the Church of Scotland. ..... 1689 
 
 16. Weighty Considerations humbly proposed to the ensuing Assembly of the States of Scotland. 1689 
 
 17. Letter to a Member of the Convention of States in Scotland. . . . 1689 
 
 15. from the West to a Member of the Meeting of Estates of Scotland. . . 1689 
 
 1 9. Address of the Presliyterian Ministers and Professors of the Church of Scotland to the High Commis- 
 
 sioner and Estates of Parliament. ..... 1689 
 
 20. Address signed by the greatest part of the Members of Parliament of Scotland, delivered to H. M. at 
 
 HamptonCourt, 15th Oct. ...... 1689 
 
 21. Account of the Affairs of Scotland, &c. on occasion of the Address lately presented to H. M. 
 
 Lond. 1 Dec. 1689 
 
 22. Sherlock's (Rev. Dr. W.) Letter to a Friend, respecting a French Invasion to restore the late King 
 
 James, &c. ...... repr. Edin. 1 689 
 
 Political and Religious Tracts, at and after the Revolution in 1688. 4to. containing, 
 
 1. Memorial from the English Protestants to the Prince and Princess of Orange. . . 1689 
 
 Sec SoJiEns Tracts, vol. x. p. 22. 
 
 2. Political Conference between Aulicus, Demas, and Civicus, concerning Civil Government. Lond. 1689 
 
 3. Discourse concerning the present Convention in both Kingdoms. . . j'i. 1689 
 
 4. Articles of Religion agreed upon, &c. in the Convocation at Dublin, 1615. . . 1681 
 
 5. Heads of Agreement assented to by the United Ministers in and about London, &c. Lond. 1691 
 
 6. Defoe's (Daniel) New Test of the Church of England's Loyalty, &c. . . ib. 1703 
 
 7. New Test of the Church of England's Honesty. Wants title. . . [1703] 
 
 3. Answer to a New Test, ice. ...... no title. 
 
 289 2 
 
Study. G. ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. Shelf S. 
 
 '.). Owen's (Kev. Jas.) Moderation Btill a Virtue ; in answer to several bitter pamplilets, &c. Land. 1704 
 111. Burnet, (Gilb.) Disput. Juridica de Belli Causis, &c. . . . Luy. Bat. 1701 
 
 {S07i 0/Siy Thomas Biti'm't, and Nephew of Bishop BitrncU to whomyjoinUij, ii U dedicated.) 
 
 11. The Seaman's Opinion of a Standing Army in England. . . . Lond.lG^i) 
 
 12. Letter from a Lawyer, &c. to his Friend in the Country, (on the purchase of New East India Stock.) 
 
 wants talc. 
 Controversial Tracts between the Presbyterians and Episcopalians in Scotland, after the Revo- 
 lution. 1 vol. 4?o. containing, 
 
 1. Representation of the Presbyterian Ministers to the Parliament, 30th May 1G95 ; with some Remarks. 
 
 wants title. 
 
 2. Speech in tJie Parliament of Scotland on tlie Presbt/terian Government. Bi/ Sir Alejcander Brtice, MS. At 
 
 the end, " This person was expelled the Houseby the remaining part of the Parliament." no date [1702] 
 
 3. Speech of one of the Barons of the Shire of B , at a Meeting for choosing Representatives to the 
 
 ensuing Parliament, summoned for 12th November. .... 1702 
 
 4. Premonitor AVarning ; or Advice by a true Lover of his Country, &c. (Project for a National Bank 
 
 in Scotland, signed J. A.) ...... 1702 
 
 .5. Letter from Mr. Hodges at Loudon to a Member of the Parliament of Scotland. . Edin. 1703 
 
 (>. Great and Popular Objection against the Repeal of the Penal Laws and Tests, considered. no dale. 
 7. Reasons for maintaining the antiquity and necessity of Episcopacie. . . 1703 
 
 II. Counter Essay ; or Vindication of Calvin and Beza's Presbyterian Judgment and Principles, &c. in 
 
 answer to an Essay concerning Church Government. . . . . »io title. 
 
 .'). Second Edition of the Debate in the Shop about Imparity among Pastors. . . Edin. 1703 
 
 10. Calder's (Rev. Robert) Reasons for a Toleration to the Episcopal Clergy. (12»jo.) . & 1703 
 
 11. Case of the Episcopal Clergy, &c. as to granting them Toleration and Indulgence. . 1703 
 
 12. Webster's (Rev. James) Letter from a Gent, to a M. P. concerning Toleration. 2d edit. 1703 
 
 1 3. Remarks upon the " Case of the Episcopal Clergy," in a Letter, &c. . . Edin. 1703 
 
 14. Plain Dealing with the Presbyterians, by way of answer to (Webster's) Letter. . i6. 1703 
 
 15. Vindication of Plain Dealing, &c. ...... 1703 
 
 16. Short Character of the Presbyterian Spirit, &c. as it can be gathered from the" Letter" and" Remarks." 
 
 1703 
 
 17. Sage's (Bishop J.) Remarks on the late " Letter," &c. and Mr. Williamson's Sermon. 1703 
 
 18. Thoughts concerning Toleration vindicated and enforced, &c. in answer to a scurrilous pamphlet, 
 
 " Toleration's Fence removed." ...... 1703 
 
 19. Short Answer to a Short Paper, &c. persuading indulgence to the Episcopal Clergy. . 1703 
 
 20. Essay for Peace by union in judgment ; about Church Government in Scotland. . 1703 
 
 21. Letter from a Country Gent. &c. Reasons for thinking Mr. Webster tiut the author of the Answer to the 
 
 Essay for Peace. ....... «o title. 
 
 22. Letter to a Friend, &c. Reflections on the Essay for Peace, the Answer, and Reply. no title. 
 
 23. Sound and Solid Reasons against the Presbyterian Prints anent Patronages. . 1 703 
 
 24. Letter from a Country Presbyterian Minister, &c. concerning Toleration and Patronages. 1703 
 
 25. Manifesto asserting, &c. the legal right of the Princess Sophia and her issue to the Succession of Scot- 
 
 land, ........ repr. 1704 
 
 26. Short History of the Sabbath. ...... Edin. 1705 
 
 27. Letter from the Master of a Private School to a Reverend Member of General Assembly, .Sec. (respec- 
 
 ting the inaccuracy of the King's Printer's Bibles, and giving 3 pages of Errata in Mrs. Anderson's 
 New Testament, edit. 1703.) ..... A. 1705 
 
 290 
 
fihdf^. THEOLOGY; PHILOSOPHY, &c. Study. H. 
 
 •28. Answers to Mr. John Mackmillan's Paper of Grievances, &c. by the Presbytery of Kircudbright. 1 705 
 
 29. The Pamphlet, &e. " True Karrative of the Proceedings of the Presbytery of Kircudbright," examined 
 
 and found false. By a Member of that Presbyterj-. .... 170.'; 
 
 Catalogue of Dean Swift's Books, taken dtk October 1742, and compared June 2, 1744. With 
 
 an Account of the Expences, c'j-c. and Produce of the Sale. MS. 4to. 
 Adversaria: a thick sm. 4!to vol. entitled, " Common Places, \^th May, 1792." Containing 
 Poetical Pieces, principallg selected ; Translations from the German; Original MS. Frag- 
 ments ; Scraps from Newspapers, Sfc. by Sir Walter Scott. With a few Odds and Ends of 
 later date, such as, Vocahdary of Shetland Phrases ; Tarn Delap ; Description of Douglas 
 Castle and Vicinity, and Traditional Notes, relative to the Scenery and History of Castle 
 Dangerous, by Mr. Haddow. (See Notes to the latter Novel ; and Life, vol. vii. p. 295.) 
 Variorum Protractionum, (Wgo Compartimenta vocant,) cum pictoribus omnibus, &c. turn 
 et studiosis, &c. Libellus apprlme utilis, &c. 4to. . . . Antwerp, 1555 
 
 PRESS H. 
 
 THEOLOGY ; PHILOSOPHY ; LAAV AND JURISPRUDENCE. 
 SHELF I. 
 
 Delany's (Rev. Dr. ) Fifteen Sermons on Social Duties. 8»o. . Lond. 1744 
 
 Kempis's (Thomas a) Christian's Pattern ; or a Treatise of the Imitation of Jesus Christ. 
 
 Translated by Dean Stanhope. Qth edit. 8vo. .... ib. 1708 
 
 The Ladies' Calling. In two parts. Qth impression. Svo. . . Oxford, 1693 
 
 Sprague's (Rev. Dr. W. B.) Lectures to Young People. With Introductory Address by Dr. 
 
 Samuel Miller. 12nw. ..... New York, i 830 
 
 Mason's (Rev. John) Treatise on Self Knowledge. 12?wo. . Edin. BaJlantyne, 1806 
 
 Tracts. 1 vol. 12mo. containing, 
 
 1. Collection of the Laws in favours of the Reformation in Scotland. With Index. . Edin. 1749 
 
 ■2. Memoirs of Mr. Robert Blair. In two parts. The first by himself, the second by Mr. William Row. 
 
 (1593-1666.) ....... id. 1754 
 
 .3. True State of Difference between the Reformed Presbytery and some brethren who latelv deserted 
 them. ........ ih. 1753 
 
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 12. Jonstoni (Arth.) Cantici Salomonis Paraphrasis Poetica. ed. alt. 
 
 1 3. Daedalus His Advice to the Lemnian Ministry, a Novel. 
 
 14. Jortini (Joannis) Lusus Poetici. edit. Ida. 
 
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 44. Vindication of the Earl of Nottingham. 
 
 45. Remarks upon Observations, &c. (No. 43.) . 
 
 46. Short History of the Parliament. .... 
 
 47. Neck or Nothing ; Supplement to the Short History, &c. 
 
 48. Collection of all her Majesty's Speeches, &c. to June 21, 1712. 
 V. 49. Swift's (or Dr. Wagstaffe's) Character of Richard Steele, Esq. By Toby. 
 
 50. Letter to Richard Steele, Esq. .... 
 
 51. Case of the Present Convocation. Answer to Examiner. 
 
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 15. Historical View, &c. of the Political Writers in Great Britain. 
 
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 5. Titus, (Col.) Killing no Murder, &c. By William Allen. . . repr. 
 
 6. Whitehead's ( ) Manners, a Satire. . 
 
 7. Armstrong's (Dr. John) CEconomy of Love, 'id edit. 
 
 8. Saul's (Rev. Edward) Historical Account of the Barometer. '2d edit. 
 
 9. The Nightingale, a Tale. .... 
 
 Pamphlets. 1 vol. sm. 8vo. containing, 
 
 1. Steele's (Sir R.) Crisis; Discourse, &c. on the late Happy Revolution. 
 2, 3. Remarks, and Second Remarks on Mr. Steele's Crisis. 
 
 4. Steele's Letter, &c. on the Bill for preventing Schism. 
 
 5. Swift's Modest Enquiry into the Reasons of the Joy, &c. 
 
 6. Defoe's Secret History of the AVhite Staff. Parti. . 
 
 7. History of the Mitre and Purse, &c. Zd edit. 
 
 8. Neck or Nothing ; Supplement to Short History, &c. 
 
 9. Characters of the Court of Hanover, &c. 
 
 10. The Tory Catechism, &c. Conduct, &c. of the Scots Tories. 
 
 1 1. Letter to the Examiner, suggesting proper heads, &c. 
 
 307 
 
 Land. 1712 
 ih. 1710 
 Dub. 
 
 Land. 1711 
 ih. 1710 
 
 ;/,. 1711 
 
 ib. 1711 
 ib. 1713 
 ilj. 1711 
 ib. 1714 
 d,. 1722 
 ib. 1712 
 ib. 1712 
 ib. 1712 
 ib. 1712 
 ih. 1713 
 ib. 1700 
 ib. 1718 
 ih. 1723 
 ib. 1722 
 ib. 1722 
 ih. 1721 
 
 Vol. I. 
 ib. 1703 
 
 Lond. 
 
 [ih. 1748] 
 
 ib. 1740 
 
 *. 1741 
 
 Edin. 1741 
 
 Lond. 1739 
 
 *. 1739 
 
 ih. 1735 
 
 ib. 
 
 Edin. 1714 
 ib. 1714 
 ib. 1714 
 ih. 1714 
 
 Lond. 1714 
 ib. 1714 
 ib. 1713 
 ib. 1714 
 
 Edin. 1715 
 
 Lo7,d. 1714 
 
Study. K. ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. Shelf '^. 
 
 \2. Good News from the North, &c. ; Sermon at Inverness, October 1714. . . Edin. 1715 
 
 13. Robinson's (Benj.) Sermon on Christmas Day. .... Lond. 1707 
 
 14. Gooch's (Rev. Ur. Thomas) Sermon on Anniversary of King Charles's Martyrdom. i/i. 1712 
 
 15. Parliament of Birds, (a Poem.) ..... Edin. [\7 12] 
 Pamplilets. 1 vol. 8vo. containing, 
 
 1. The Nation Vindicated from the Aspersions of a late Pamphlet. 2 parts. . /.crnrf. 1711-12 
 
 2. Norwich's (Charles, Bishop of) Sermon on Anniversary of King Charles's Martyrdom. ili. 1712 
 
 3. Speech for Mr. Dundasse, Younger of Amiston, &c. . . . Edin. 1711 
 
 4. The Re-representation ; or a Modest Searcli after the Great Plunderers, &c. . Lond. 1711 
 
 5. The Duke of Marlborough's Vindication. ..... i4. 1712 
 
 fi. The Taxes not grievous, &c. . . . . . t4. 1711 
 
 7. Report of the Commissioners for examining Public Accounts, &c. . . ti. 1711 
 
 8. Debate between the Lords and Commons, in 1688, on the word Alulicated. 2d edit. ih. 1710 
 
 9. Reasons for putting a speedy end to this expensive War. . . . ih.\7\\ 
 10. Swift's New Journey to Paris, by the Sieur de Baudrier, &c. . . . ii. 171 1 
 
 Political Tracts, t vol. sm. 8vo. containing, 
 
 1. Proceedings of the Lords on the Bill for preventing occasional Conformity. . ib. 1702 
 
 2. Dr. Pateridge's Answer to Squire Bickerstaffe's Strange Predictions, &c. . ib. 1708 
 
 3. Swift's Squire Bickerstaffe's Reply to Dr. Patridge's pretended Answer. . . B. 1708 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. ii. pp. 93-6. 
 
 4. Universal Loyalty; or Exposition of Principles and Practices of the English Clergy. ib. 1710 
 
 5. Examination of Third and Fourth Letters to a Tory Member. . . z4. 1711 
 
 (See No. 29, Tracts, vol. iii. p. 306.) 
 
 6. Swift's Bickerstaffe's Predictions for the year 1712, &c. . . . i4. 1712 
 
 7. Secret History of the Geertruydenbergh Negociation. . . . t6. 1712 
 
 8. Articles of Peace concluded at Utrecht, 31st March, 1713. . . . t6. 1713 
 !). Treaty of Peace, &c. with King of Spain, July 12-13, 1713. . . . t6. 1714 
 
 10. Short History of the Parliament. . . . . . :4. I7l3 
 
 1 1 . Swift's Importance of the Guardian consider'd. By a Friend of Mr. Steele. . ii. 1713 
 
 12. Hannibal not at our Gates, &e. . . . . . . ti. 1714 
 
 13. Short State of the War and the Peace. . . . . i4. 1715 
 
 14. Reasons offer'd by the late Ministry in defence of their Administration. . . ib. 1715 
 Political Tracts. 1 vol. stn. 8po. containing, 
 
 1. Toland's (John) Art of Restoring; or Piety and Probity of General Monk, &e. . iA. 1714 
 
 2. Defoe's (Daniel) Secret History of the White Staff. .... ii. 1714 
 
 3. Hannibal not at our Gates, &c. ...... ti. 1714 
 
 4. Swift's Short Character of Thomas, Earl of Wharton, &c. . . . ii. 1711 
 
 .5. Justice done to the late Ministry, &c. . . . . . I'i. 1715 
 
 G. Answer to a Pamphlet entitled An Argument, &c. .... ii. 171C 
 
 7. An Argument to prove the Affections of the people of England the best security, &c. ii. 1716 
 
 8. Reasons for dissolving the Union between England and Scotland. . . ib. 1'716 
 n. Mar's (Earl of) Letter to the King ; with Remarks by Steele. . . . Edin. 1715 
 
 10. Defoe's Account of the Two Nights' Court at Greenwich. . . . ii. 171G 
 Political Tracts. 1 vol. sm. 8vo. containing, 
 
 1. The Muse's Fountain Clear: a dutiful Oxonian's Defence of his Mother's Loyalty, &c. Lond. 1717 
 
 2. Snape's (Rev. Dr. A.) Letter to the Bishop of Bangor. 6th edit. . . ii. 1717 
 
 308 
 
Shelf i. 
 
 TRACTS, POLITICAL, POETICAL, BIOGRAPHICAL, &:c. Study. K. 
 
 3. Letter to Dr. Snape on his Letter to tlie Bishop of Bangor. 3rf edit. 
 4. on his Sermon before the House of Commons. 
 
 5. Lems's (Thomas) Danger of the Church Establishment from the Dissenters. 
 
 6. Turner's (Bishop) Vindication of Archbishop Bancroft, &c. 
 
 7. Joseph and Benjamin ; or Little Demetrius toss'd in a blanket. 
 S. Presbyterian getting on Horseback ; or Dissenters run Mad, &c. 
 9. Eome or Geneva ; the True Church of England without either. 
 
 Lmd. 1717 
 ib. 1717 
 ib. 1718 
 a. 1717 
 *. 1717 
 ib. 1717 
 *. 1717 
 
 10. British Wonders ; Poetical Description of the several prodigies, &c. since the death of Q. Anne. ib. 1717 
 
 11. The Gottenburgh Frolick ; or Swedish Invasion burlesqu'd. . . . i4. 1717 
 1 "2. AlUbond's (Rev. Dr. John) Seasonable Sketch of an 0.xford Reformation. Written originally in Latin, 
 
 and now reprinted with an English Version, &c. (by Ed. Ward.) . . Vi. 1717 
 
 See SoMERS Tracts, vol. v. 
 
 Poetical and other Tracts. 1 vol. sm. 8ro. containing, 
 
 1. Letter, &c. containing Proposal for bringing in Bill to revise, &c. the Ten Commandments. 
 
 2. Swift's Cadenus and Vanessa, a Poem. 
 
 3. Horace's First Satire of '2d Book imitated, &c. 
 
 4. Verses address'd to the Imitator of the First Satire, &c. 
 ■5. Men and Manners characterized from Horace, &c. 
 
 6. Horace's Instructions to the Roman Senate, &c. Two Odes. 
 
 7. Glover's (Richard) London, a Poem. 2d edit. 
 
 8. State of Rome under Nero and Domitian, a Satire. 
 
 9. Toasts of the Patriots' Club at London. 
 
 10. The Man of Taste, &c. By the author of Art of Politicks. 
 
 11. Dialogue, &c. between the Knight and his man John. 
 
 12. Somerville's (William) Hobbinol ; or the Rural Games. 3d edit. 
 
 13. Croxall's (Rev. Dr. S.) Royal Sin ; or Adultery rebuk'd in a Great King. 
 
 Martin's. ..... 
 
 14. The Ass-Race ; or Secret History of Archy Armstrong. 
 
 15. Mock Campaign ; or Englisli Bravery, a Poem. 
 
 16. Fielding's (H.) Epistle to the Right Hon. Sir Robert Walpole. 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. iii. p. 89, 
 
 17. On Verbal Criticism : Epistle to Mr. Pope. 
 Biographical Tracts. 1 thick vol. 8co. containing, 
 
 1. Comwallis's (Sir C.) Account of Baptism, Life, &c. of Fred. Henry, Prince of Wales. 
 
 ib. 1738 
 *. 1726 
 ib. 1733 
 *. 1733 
 *. 1739 
 ib. 1740 
 ib. 1739 
 a. 1739 
 ib. 1734 
 ib. 1733 
 ib. 1733 
 ilj. 1740 
 a Discourse deliver'd in St- 
 ib. 1738 
 ib. 1740 
 ib. 1740 
 ib. 1739 
 
 ib. 1733 
 
 See So.MERS Tracts, vol. 
 
 2. Memoirs of Public Transactions, &c. in Ministry of Duke of Shrewsbury. 
 
 3. Brief Character, &c. of Dr. Ed. Grindal, Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 
 4. Account of Life and Writings of Dr. T. Sprat, Bishop of Rochester. 
 
 5. Voltaire's History of Frederick, King of Sweden. Translated by Andrew 
 
 6. Adventures of Captain De la Fontaine, &c. prisoner in Newgate. 
 
 7. Toland's (John) Funeral Elegy, &c. of Princess Sophia. 
 
 8. Spence's (Rev. Mr.) Life, Character, &c. of Mr. Blacklock. 
 
 9. Memoirs of the Life of Sir Stephen Fox. 
 
 10. Authentic and Faithful History of that arch Pyrate, Tulagee Angria. 
 
 11. Trial of J. P. Zenger of New York for a Libel. 
 
 12. History of the Marchioness of Brinvilliers, (the poisoner.) 
 
 13. Memoirs of William Parsons, Esq. (executed for robbery, 1756.) 
 
 309 
 
 repr. ib. 1751 
 
 ib. 1718 
 i4. 1710 
 a. 1715 
 ib. 175 
 ib. 1751 
 ib. 1714 
 ib. 1754 
 
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 ib. 1752 
 ib. 1752 
 
 uants title. 
 
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 16. PhiIips's(Ter. Const.) Letter to the Earl of Chesterfield. . . . i6. 1756 
 
 17. The Fair Wanderer ; or Adventures of Ethelinda. .... I'J. 1751 
 
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 Modern Whig, True Picture of, set forth in a Dialogue, &c. Tth edit. Land. 170.'5. — Tom 
 
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 Collection of Political Tracts, (against Sir R. Walpole.) \2mo. . . ib.M^H 
 
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 2. The Recon {tille und first leaf torn.) 
 
 .■J. Letter from a Scots Gentleman in London, to his Friend in Edinburgh. 
 
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 "2. Second Political Dialogue, &c. .... 
 
 3. Pasquin and Marforio on the Peace, &c. 
 
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 12. Holt's (Richard) Treatise of Artificial Stone. 
 
 13. Montague's (E. Wortley) Memoir against Ab. Payba. 
 III. 14. Impartial Inquiry into Places and Pensions. 
 
 1 5. State of the Nation considered. Sd edit. 
 
 16. Key to the Business of the present Session. 
 
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 . *. 1721 
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 Lond. 1736 
 ib. 1737 
 ib. 1748 
 ih. 1739 
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 ib. 1741 
 Edin. nil 
 Lund. 1714 
 ih. 1754 
 ib. 1730 
 ib. 1752 
 ib. 1740 
 ib. 1747 
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fihelfi. 
 
 POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS TRACTS. 
 
 Study. K. 
 
 17. The Rose ; a Detection of the pernicious Tendency of Two Libels. . . ih. 
 
 18. Steele's Crisis, &c. ...... Edin. repr. n\4 
 
 19. Macdonald (And.) Description of the False Reasonings, &c. of two late Pieces. . 84.1747 
 
 20. Memorial of M. Bestuchef, His Czarish Majesty's Resident, &c. . . ii. 1728 
 . 21. Abridgment of Statutes and Rules of Society for propagating Christian Knowledge. . iO. 1732 
 
 22. Articles and Regulations of Edinburgh Friendly Insurance against Fire. . . *. 1728 
 
 23. Dalrymple's (Sir Hugh) Reasons of Dissent as Assessor for North Berwick. . ib. 1734 
 
 24. Proposals for restraining the Abuse of Paper Credit in Scotland. . . ti. 1765 
 2.5. Considerations on the present State of Scotland. 3d edit. . . . ib. lUi 
 
 26. Enquiry into some things that concern Scotland. .... ib. 1734 
 
 27. Present State of Scotland considered. ..... ii. 174S 
 
 28. Consideration.^ on Scarcity of Gold and Silver Coin in Scotland. . . ib. 1762 
 
 29. Protests taken in the Town Council, &c. With Memorial on the Rights of the Trades, ih. 1741 
 
 30. Private Conference between two Hanoverian Ministers. . . Lond. 1744 
 
 31. Excerpts, &c. on the Office and Duty of Grand Juror. . . . iJ. 1750 
 
 32. Considerations respecting the Public Funds, &c. .... ib. 1735 
 
 33. Letter to the Citizens of Edinburgh concerning a New Turnpike Act. . Edin. 1763 
 
 34. Reasons for encouraging the Linen Manufacture of Scotland. . . . j6. 1735 
 
 35. Acts of the General Assembly concerning some of the Ministers of the Presbytery of Dunferm- 
 
 line, Mr. Eb. Erskine, &c. ..... . ib. 1 733 
 
 36. Anderson's (Rev. George) Complaint to the Presbytery of Edinburgh, (about Hume's Essays.) 
 
 *. 1756 
 
 37. Remarks on the Rules and Regulations of Town Council respecting Gazzette Criers, Rose Sellers, 
 
 and Link Carriers, &c. . . . . . . ib. 1734 
 
 38. Reasons of Dissent from Sentence and Resolution of General Assembly's Commission 1 752, con- 
 
 cerning the Presbytery of Dunfermline, &c. .... ii. 17.52 
 
 Tracts relative to the Rebellion, \li5. 8«o. containing, 
 
 i. Miscellaneous Pieces relating to the present Rebellion. Edited by Thomas Gibbons. Lond. 1745 
 
 2. Letter to the Duke of Newcastle on the Sources of Disaffection, &c. and the most rational Measures 
 
 for extinguishing the Remains of the present Rebellion. .... ti 1740 
 
 3. Remarks upon Letter to the Duke of Newcastle, &c. . . . . ib. 1746 
 
 4. Brief Representation of the Posture of our Affairs, &c. .... i6. 1745 
 
 5. Memorial and Admonition of the Synod of Glasgow and Ayr. . . . ib. 1745 
 
 6. Fleetwood's (Bishop) Papists not excluded from the Throne on Account of Religion. . ib. 1745 
 
 7. Hughes's (John) Complicated Guilt of the late Rebellion. Now first printed. With a Preface. 
 
 ib. 1745 
 
 8. The Question, Whether England can be otherwise than Miserable under a Popish King, &c. 
 
 Hi. 1747 
 
 9. Address to the Electors of G. B. on the present Elections, &c. 
 
 10. Seeker's (Abp. of York) Sermon on the present Rebellion. 
 
 11. Oxford's (Thomas, Bishop of) Sermon on ditto. 
 
 12. Roberts's (Samuel) Sermon on Love to our C'ountrj-, 6th October. 'iJ edit. 
 
 13. Smyth's (Geo.) Sermon, The Protestant Cause a good one. . 
 
 14. Chandler's (Samuel) Sermon at the Old Jury, 29th September 1745. . 
 
 15. Thanksgiving ditto, on Suppression of the Rebellion, 9th October 1746. 
 
 311 
 
 
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 Miscellaneous Tracts. 1 vol. 8»o. containing, 
 
 1, 2. Key's (Dr. Richard) Prize Dissertations on Duelling and Suicide. . . Camb. 1784-5 
 
 3. Clark's (John) Letter, &c. on the late Mutinies in the Highland Regiments. . Edin. 1779 
 
 4. Burke's (E.) Speech, Sept. 1 780, on plan for better securing the Independence of Parliament Land. 1 780 
 
 5. Eden's (William, afterwards Lord Auckland,) Four Letters to Lord Carlisle. . Edin. 1119 
 
 6. Several Seats in Parliament to be had Gratis. (Religious Tract.) . . . ih. 1774 
 
 7. Young's (Professor John) Criticism on Gray's Elegy, &c. (With MS. note.) . Lond. 1784 
 Political Tracts. 1 thick vol. 12mo. containing, 
 
 1. Magna Charta, &c. from the Invasion of Julius Ceesar, to the present time. Wrote by Dr. Samuel 
 
 Johnson. ...... repr. Edin. 1794 
 
 2. Thoughts on the Impiety and Anarchy of the French Nation, &c. . . . ib. 1794 
 
 3. Proceedings of Public Meeting at Sheffield, 7th April 1794, &c. . . Shef. 1794 
 4, 5. Paine's (Thomas) Rights of Man. 2 Parts. .... Lond. 1192 
 
 6. Age of Reason. . . . . . . . ib. i 794 
 
 7. Rotherham's (Rev. John) Essay on Human Liberty. . . . Newcastle, 1782 
 
 8. Barclay's (James) Patriot displayed. An Oration, &c. for Anti. Galileans. . Lond. 17S0 
 Poetical Pieces. 1 vol. 8vo. containing. 
 
 1. Benson's (William) Letters on Poetical Translations. . . . t&. 1739 
 
 2, 3. Pope's First and Second Epistles of 2d Book of Horace imitated. . . «i. 1737 
 
 4. Fordyce's (Dr.) Art of Preaching, in imitation of Horace. . . . t6. 1738 
 
 5. Whitehead's ( ) Manners, a Satire. . . . . ib. 1739 
 Ij. Pope's Essay on Man. Epistles 1, 2, 3, 4. .... ii. 1733-4 
 
 7. Man of Honour, a Poem. . . . . . . ib. \ 737 
 
 8. Essay on Design and Beauty. ...... Edin. 1739 
 
 9. Leslie's (Charles) Fall of Virtue, or the Iron Age, a Poem . . . «. 1738 
 
 10. Hamilton's (W.) Three Odes, with the Miss and the Butterfly, a Fable, in imitation of Gay. ib. 1739 
 
 1 1 . Tears of the Muses. To the Memory of Viscountess Stormont. . . i4. 1736 
 
 12. The Beast's Confession to his Priest, by J. S. D. S. P. '2d edit. . repr. Lond. 1738 
 
 13. Dialogue, &.C. between the Knight and his Man John. . . . ih. 
 
 14. Mendico-Hpnen ; or the Beggar's Match. From the Latin. . . . ib. 1724 
 
 15. Ode to His Royal Highness on his Birth-Day. . . . .no title or date. 
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 1. Narrative Sketches of Conquest of Mysore. 2d edit. . . . . Lond. 1800 
 
 (Companion to Ker Porter's Picture.) 
 
 2. Miss Kitty ; a Parody on Lenora, with Mr. Taylor's version opposite. . . Edin. 1797 
 
 3. Burger's (G. A.) Hussar of Magdeburg. Ballad, translated by J. F. Denovan. . ib. 1800 
 
 4. Goethe's (J. W. von) White Rose of Vilna. Translated by do. . . »4. 1800 
 
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 3. Prentice's (David) Thoughts on Repeal of Bank Restriction Law. . . Lond. 1811 
 
 4. Argument of the Foxiad, an Historical Poem. . . . . «4. 1803 
 
 5. Sketch of the Politicks of the Edinburgh Reviewers in 1807. . . . ti. 1807 
 
 6. Key to the Orders in Council. ...... S>. 1812 
 
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 1. Ballantyne'8 (James) Retrospect of Public Events of 1813. 
 
 2. Canning's (George) Speech on the Address, 29th Jan. 1817. 
 
 3. Address to Inhabitants of Scotland on threatened Invasion. 
 
 Edin. 1814 
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 Edin. 1803 
 
 4. Causes and Character of late War with Great Britain, by the American Government. \2th edit. Land. 1815 
 
 a. 1817 
 
 ih. 181.'; 
 
 Dvb. 1813 
 
 ionJ. 1815 
 
 5. Santini's Appeal, &c. on the Treatment of Napoleon. Id edit. 
 
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 3. Vindication of William Pitt, from Calumnies of Edinburgh Review. 
 
 4. Huskisson's (William) Question respecting Depreciation of the Currency. 
 
 5. Canning's (George) Two Speeches on Bullion Report. 
 
 Sec Life, vol. ii. p. 3«i. 
 (J. Moore's (Thomas) Letter to Roman Catholics of Dublin. 
 7. Croker's (J. W.) Sketch of State of Ireland, ith edit. 
 Three Tracts. 1 vol. 8vo. containing, 
 
 1. Suggestions, &c. on Wellington Testimonial. 
 
 2. Dickson's (Dr. William) Hints, &c. on the present Crisis. 
 
 3. Coronation Ceremony of Buonaparte. .... 
 Irish Tracts. 1 vol. 8vo. containing, 
 
 1. Lawson's (Ed.) State of Irish Inland Navigation. 
 
 2. Barnes's (George) Statistical Account of Ireland. 
 
 3. Croker's (J. W.) Sketch of State of Ireland. 5th edit. 
 
 Sec Prose Works, vol. ii. p. 271. 
 
 4. Discourse on the propriety of anesting the Catholic Delegates. 
 
 5. Webb's (William) Legend of Cathleen and Kevin, a Poem. 
 
 6. Lawson's (Ed.) Report, &c. on the Records of Ireland. 
 
 7. Swift's (Theophilus) Correspondence with Rev. Dr. Dobbin. 
 
 8. Wellesley Pole's (Lord Maryborough) Speech on the State of Ireland. 
 
 Dublin Pamphlets. I vol. 8 to. containing, 
 
 1,2. Rules relative to Stove Tenter House, and State of the Liberty Weavers, 1809, &c. /ol. broadsides 
 
 3. AVeekly Gazette, 28th September 1816. folded. 
 
 4. Speech of Counsellor Philips on Trial for Crim. Con. Creighton r. Townshead. 
 
 5. Report of Meath Hospital for 1812. .... 
 
 6. Kearney's (Richard) Plan for Payment of National Debt. 
 
 7. Report of Trial, Magee i'. O'Gorman. .... 
 
 8. Speech of Counsellor North for Plaintiff in preceding Action. 
 
 9. Calumny confuted : Speech vindicating Charles Philips against Quarterly Review 
 
 1 0. Prudence, True Patriotism : Exposure of Catholic Directory. 
 
 11. First Report of Edinburgh Society for Promoting Education in Ireland. 
 
 12. Faction Unmask'd : Letter on Conduct of Catholic Junto. 
 Report of the Committee of Secrecy of House of Commons of Ireland, March 1799, (on the 
 
 Plans of the United Irishmen.) 8vo. . . . Land. \7 90 
 
 313 2R 
 
 ib. 1809 
 
 ii. 1809 
 
 Edin. 1810 
 
 Lond. 1810 
 
 *. 1811 
 
 Dub. 1810 
 ib. 1808 
 
 ib. 1815 
 Edin. 1803 
 Lond. 1804 
 
 Dub. 1810 
 ib. 1811 
 ih. 1810 
 
 ib. 1811 
 ft. 1812 
 ib. 1811 
 ib. 1811 
 ib. 1812 
 
 Dub. 1816 
 ib. 1814 
 ib. 1816 
 ib. 1815 
 ib. 1815 
 ib. 1817 
 ib. 1817 
 Edin. 1815 
 
 Dub. 1815 
 
Study. K. ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. Shehei (i, 1. 
 
 Thomson's (of Edinbiirgli) New Travelling Map of Ireland, on canvass, in case. 
 
 Plan of City of Dublin, 1808, on cannass, in case. 
 
 Hall's (Sidney) Small Map of the County of Wicklovv, 1822, 07i canvass, in case. 
 
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 O'Flaherty's (Roderic) Ogygia: a Chronological Account of Irish Events, &c. Translated 
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 See Prose Works, vol. xiii. p. 120, note. 
 
 Tennant's (Charles) Tour through the Netherlands, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, &c. in 
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 Forsyth's (Joseph) Remarks, &c. during an Excursion in Italy in 1802 and 1803. 2d edit. 
 
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 See Prijse Works, vol. iii. p. 1 35. 
 
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 See Life, vol. vii. p. 143. 
 
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 See Prose Works, vol. ix. p. 323. 
 
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 See Prose Works, vol. xiv. pp. 31, 49. 
 
 Odeleben's (Baron von) Narrative of the Campaign in Saxony, 1813. Translated from the 
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 Boyce's (Edm.) Second Usurpation of Buonaparte, &c. 2 vols. Svo. . . ib. 1806 
 
 Scott's (John) Visit to Paris in 1814. 4M edit. Svo. . . . . ib. 1816 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. v. pp. 336-7. 
 
 Paris Revisited in 1815, by the way of Brussels. 3d edit. 8vo. . . zi. 1816 
 
 See Prose Works, vol. v. p. 222. 
 
 (Sir Walter) Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolk. Svo. . . Edin. 1816 
 
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 Williams's (H. M.) Narrative of Events in France, from the landing of Napoleon, in March 
 
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 See Prose Works, vol. xvi. passim. 
 
 Las Cases, (Count de) Letters from, to Prince Lucien Bonaparte, and to Sir Hudson Lowe. 
 Svo. ......... ib. 1819 
 
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 Bride of Lammermoor. 
 
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 Auchendrane. 
 
 House of Aspen. 
 
 Goetz of Berlichiiigen. 
 
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 Dramas. 
 
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 ,9. di Pascale Riccio di Lauro. 
 
 10. Opera piacevole, &c. di un Villano lavoratorc nominato G 
 
 rinia. ..... 
 
 11. Istoria del Guerino detto il Meschino. 
 
 12. di Agostino Avossa, &c. 
 
 1 3. di Marietta Cortigiana. ..... Lucca, 
 
 See Life vol. vii. p. 341. 
 
 Walpole's (Horace, Earl of Orford) Catalogue of Royal and Noble Authors of England, Scot- 
 land, and Ireland, with Lists of their Writings. Enlarged and continued by Thomas Park, 
 {without the portraits.) 5 \oh. royal 8vo. ..... ib. l&Od 
 
 Coleridge's (S. T.) Friend, original edition. 1 vol. royal 8vo. 
 
 Dalyell's (Sir J. G.) Analysis of Ancient Records of the Bishopric of Moray. Editi. 1826. — 
 
 Analysis of the Chartularies of the Abbey of Cambuskenneth, Chapel Royal of Stirling, and 
 
 St. Anthony's Preceptory at Leith. ib. 1828. 1 vol. 8vo. 
 
 Curtis's (J.) History of the Mysterious Murder of Maria Marten, at Polstead, with the Trial 
 
 ■ of WiUiam Corder, &c. 8vo. ..... Lond. 1828 
 
 Constable's (David) Catalogue of a Collection of Tracts, illustrative of British History in 
 Church and State, from the Accession of Charles I. to the present time. Edin. 1827. — 
 Catalogue of Mr. D. C.'s Library, sold by D. Speare, Nov. and Dec. 1828, with the prices. 
 ib. 1828. — Catalogue of Trials, &c. and of a valuable Collection of Paintings, sold Jan. 
 1829, by Speare, with the prices. — Catalogue of a curious Collection, &c. particularly rich 
 in early English and Scottish History and Poetry, sold by Sotbeby, Jan. 1827. Lotid. 
 1 vol. 8vo. 
 Bohl de Faber (Don. J. N.) Floresta de Rimas Antiguas Castellanas. 3 torn. 8vo. 
 
 Hamburg, 1821-1825 
 Hawkins's (Miss L. M.) Anecdotes, Biographical Sketches, and Memoirs. Vol. I. 8vo. 
 
 Lond. 1822 
 
 Guarini's Pastor Fido. Attempted in Enghsh blank verse, by W. Clapperton. 8vo. Edin. 1809 
 
 Coplestone's (Rev. Dr. now Bp. of Llandatf,) Refutation of the Calumnies of the Edinburgh 
 
 Review against Oxford. 8vo. ..... Oxford, 18i 0-11 
 
 Vaudoncourt's (General GuUlaume de) Letters on the present State of Spain. Translated 
 from the French. 8vo. ...... Lond. 1823 
 
 Schrevelii (Corn.) Lexicon Manuale Graeco Latinum, curis Hill et Entick. 8»o. ib. 1774 
 
 340 
 
ADDITIONAL BOOKS AND TRACTS. 
 
 Avellaiieda's Continuation of the Adventures of Don Quixote. Translated from the Spanish. 
 
 2 vols. — Marivaux's Virtuous Orphan, or Life of Marianne, from the French. 4 vols. 
 
 (Vol. of Harrison's Novelists.) bound in 1 vol. 8^'0. . . Lvnd. IJ&i 
 
 Colman's (George, the younger,) Random Records. 2 vols. Svo. . . ib. 18.30 
 
 Kelly's (Michael) Reminiscences, &c. including a period of nearly half a century ; w'ltXi origi- 
 
 ginal Anecdotes of distinguished personages. 2 vols. 8vo. . . . ib. 182G 
 
 See Review of this and Boadcn'a Life ofKemUe, (p. 202,) in Prose Works, vol. xx. pp. 152-244. 
 
 Scottish Poetry, &c. containing, 1. King's (J. R., Soldier in the Renfrew Militia,) Modern 
 Pilgrimage, a Scottish Ballad. — 2. Burns's (Robert, of Hamilton) Cadzow Castle, and other 
 Poems. — .3. Sketch of the Scenery near Callander. 3d edit. 1 vol. 1 2mo. Stirliiiy, 1 800 
 See Poetical Works, vol. viii. p. 277. 
 
 Macgregor and Lamont, a Traditionary Tale. 8vo. . . . Lanark, 1818 
 
 Ralph's (Rev. Dr. H.) Terrible Things in Judgment, a Sermon preached in the Scottish 
 Church, Liverpool, with Reminiscences of Mrs. Douglas. IQmo. Liverpool, 1831 
 
 Croker's(T.C.) Fairy Legends and Traditions of the So. of Ireland. 3 vols. 12»?o. Land. 1824—29 
 Hall's (Captain Basil) Fragments of Voyages and Travels. 3 vols. 18mo. Edin. 1831 
 
 See Life, vol. vii. pp. 275-6. 
 
 Cell's (^Sir William) Notes on the island of BAodes. MS. IVitli Skdclies. 12mo. 
 See Life, vol. vii. pp. 350, 351. 
 
 Robertson's (George) Genealogical Account of the principal Families in Ayrshire, more par- 
 ticularly in Cunningham. 3 vols, and Supplement, sw. 8co. . . Irvine, 1823-5-7 
 
 Cagliostro demasque a Varsovie, 1780. Par un Temoin Oculaire, (Le Comte de M ""* * *) 
 12mo. ......... 1786 
 
 Roland's (John, of Dalkeith) Seven Sages. Translated out of Prose into Scots Metter. s?7i. 
 Svo. {Geo. Paton's Copt/.) . . . Edin. Heires of Andro Hart, 1631 
 
 Life of the famous Comedian, Jo : Haj'ns. Containing his Comical Exploits and Adventures, 
 both at home and abroad. Sao. . . . . . Loud. 1701 
 
 Ainslie's (Robert) Reasons for the Hope that is in us. 12mo. . . Edin. 1831 
 
 Raupach, Der Liebe Zauberkein. 12mo. . . . . . J 8 24 
 
 Irish Poetrj'. 1 vol. Svo. containing, 
 
 1. Anster's (John) Lines on Death of Princess Charlotte, &c. . . . Dai. \818 
 
 2. Maquay's (G. P.) Royal Progress, Ode on the King's Journey to Ireland. . . il,. 1821 
 
 3. Burke's (T. T.) Eoyal Visit, a Poem on the King's Arrival. . . il,. 1821 
 
 4. Beatty's (T. E.) Lines on the King's Arrival, August. . . . .it. 1821 
 
 5. Verdon's (William) The Farewell, Poem on His Majesty's Departure. . . *. 1821 
 C. Fion's Choice, or Minstrel of the Sea. .... A'cjcra, 1821 
 7. O'Kelly's (P.) Aonian Kaleidoscope, a Collection of Original Poems. . C'or/C, 1824 
 
 Miscellaneous Tracts. 1 vol. sm. Svo. containing, 
 
 1. Camberlyn (J. B. G.) Eyckii immortali Genio, (Poema). . . Gandae, 1822 
 
 ■2. Bukelingi Genio, (Poema). . . . . . . iJ. 1826 
 
 3. Description of Shield of .lEneas, modelled hy Mr. Pitts, for Mr. Widdowson. Limd. 
 
 341 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 4. Haydon's (B. R.) Description of his Picture of the Mock Election in the King's Bench Prison. 
 
 Land. 1828 
 
 5. Bullock's (William) Description of Napoleon's MUitary Carriage. . . ti. I81G 
 
 6. Radstock's (Lord) Sketch of About Hassan, the Persian Ambassador. . . e4. 1810 
 
 7. Character of Mrs. Brunton. From Edinburgh Courant. . . . Edin. \S\U 
 
 8. Charter of King's College, Fredericton, New Brunswick. . . f red. 1828 
 
 9. Reid's Luith and London Smack Directory. . . . . Leith,] S\9 
 
 10. Trial of Henderson for Murder of Mr. Millie. 2d edit. . . . Cupar, \8S1 
 
 1 1. Veitch's (J.) Tables for converting the Selkirkshire Weights and Measures to the Imperial Standards. 
 
 Edin. 182Ii 
 
 12. Walker's (Rev. George) Diary of Siege of Londonderry. . 
 Various Poetical Pieces, &c. sm. 8vo. containing, 
 
 1. Lovelace's (R.)Lucasta. Posthum. Poems. With Preface by S. W. Singer, new edit. 
 
 2. Cunningham's (Allan) Magic Bridle, a Rhime Legend. 
 
 3. Bro\vn's (James) Poems on Military Battles, Naval Victories, &c. 4th edit. 
 
 4. Erskine's (Captain David) Airyformia, or Ghosts of Great Note. 
 
 5. Kenilworth, a Sixpenny Cliap-book, with Coloured Print. 
 C. Astrie!, a Poem. ..... 
 
 7. Grant's (Jos.) Kincardineshire Traditions. 
 
 8. Frazer's (William) Poems. .... 
 
 9. Williams's (T. M.) Traveller, a Poem. Dedicated to Sir W. Scott. 
 Religious and Moral Tracts. 1 2mo. containing, 
 
 1. Berens's (Rev. Edw.) Christmas Stories. .... 
 
 2. Conflict in Conscience of a Deare Christian, named Bessie Clarksone, in the parish of Lanerk. Edin. 
 
 1631. ...... repr. by Wibster, Edin. 1820 
 
 Glasg. 1824 
 
 Land. 1829 
 
 Dufj. 1825 
 
 ib. 182S 
 
 Edin. 1821 
 ib. 1826 
 *. 1826 
 ib. 1827 
 
 Land. 1826 
 ih. 1831 
 
 Edin. 1820 
 t&. 1830 
 
 Land. 1821 
 ib. 1823 
 ib. 1823 
 ib. 1823 
 ib. 1824 
 
 Glasg. 1827 
 
 Land. 1827 
 
 Derry, 1822 
 
 Chiswid;, 1818 
 
 no title or date. 
 
 Newcastle, 1820 
 
 Kelso, 182S 
 
 Lond. 
 
 ib. 1830 
 
 Aberdeen, 1830 
 
 Glasgow, 1823 
 
 Lond. no date. 
 
 Oxford, 1823 
 
 3. Account of John Brown and his Companions in Suffering, 1680-8. 
 
 4. Beyer's (Dr.) Declaration of Doctrines of Emanuel Swedenborg. 3d edit. 
 
 5. Hamilton's (Joseph) Royal Code of Honor, for the regulation of Duelling. 18mo. 
 
 6. School for Patriots and Benevolists. 
 
 Pamphlets on the Currency, &c. 8vo. 
 
 1. Plan for a Safe and Economical Currency. . 
 
 2. Treatise on the Currency. 
 
 3. Sir W. Scott's Letters of Malachi Malagrowther on the Currency. 
 
 4. Remarks on Modern Theories respecting Rents and Prices. 
 .5. No Trust, no Trade ; Remarks on the nature of Money. 
 6. Racster's (M.) Consequences of Alteration of the Local Currency. 
 
 Miscellaneous English Pamphlets. 8vo. containing, 
 
 1. Letter to James Moncrieff, Esq. Advocate. 
 
 2. Clowes's (Rev. J.) Address to the Clergy on Swedenborg's Writings. 
 
 3. Letter from the King to his People. 22d edit. 
 
 4. Rose's (Sir G. H.) Letter on converting the Slaves to Christianity. 
 R. Hillary's (Sir William) Appeal for forming a Nat. Institvition against Shipwreck. 
 
 6. Southey's (Robert) Letter on the Life of Wesley. (From The Correspondent.) 
 
 7. Fox's (Thomas) Letter on removing the Courts of Quarter-Session to Dorchester. 
 
 8. Thorn's (Rev. James) Sermon on the Death of the Duke of York. 
 
 9. Grand Vizier Unmasked. Remarks on Mr. Canning's Claims. 
 
 342 
 
ADDITIONAL BOOKS AND TRACTS. 
 
 10. Key to "Almack's," from Literary Gazette. .... Land; 1827 
 
 11. Potter's (Rev. J. P.) Letter on the Popular Systems of Education. . . «4. 1828 
 
 12. Byron's (Lady) Remarks on Moore's Notices of Lord Byron's Life. . . ii. 1830 
 Historical and Political Tracts. 8vo. containing, 
 
 1. Lingard's (Rev. Dr. J.) Vindication of his History of England, vols. 4 and 5. . ib. 1826 
 
 2. Detection of Hugh Campbell's Love Letters of Queen Mary. . . . tJ. 1825 
 
 3. Markland's (J. H.) Letter to Lord Aberdeen, on establishing a Museum of Antiquities. ib. 1828 
 
 4. Sykes's (John) Account of the Rebellions in 1715-lG, 1745-6, &c. . Newcastle, 1831 
 
 5. Last Moments of King George IV. &c. .... ii. 1830 
 
 6. Wilson's (Sir R.) Sketch of Military and Political Power of Russia in 1817. 2d edit. Land. 1817 
 
 7. Noehden's(Dr.G.H.)LetterontheGermanPoliticalSecretSocieties. (FromtheCorrespondent.) ib. 1817 
 
 8. Savary'sDuke of Rovigo) Vindication of his Political Conduct. (From the Pamphleteer.) ib. 1817 
 
 9. Letter on the Nepaul War. . . . . . . 1817 
 
 10. Narratives of Aggressions of N. W. Company against Lord Selkirk's Settlements on Red River, ib. 1819 
 
 1 1 . Mr. Canning's Speeches on the Affairs of Portugal. 2d edit. 
 
 12. MoUeson's (Alexander) Prospectus of History of Alexander the Great. 
 Poetical Pieces. 1 vol. 8»o. containing, 
 
 1 . Picken's (Ebenezer) Fate, a Poem. .... 
 
 2. Fitzgerald's ( ir. 7".) Tribute to Memort/ of William Pitt. MS. 
 
 3. Tyrant's Downfall, Napoleonics, &c. 
 
 4. Wiffen's (J. H.) Specimen of Translation ofTasso. (See p. 322.) 
 
 5. Tlie Coronation, a Poem, in Six Cantos. 
 
 6. Hunter's (Samuel, Water of Leith,) Prophecy of the World. 
 
 7. Mackeniie's (Henry) Gowk Club. .... 
 
 8. Luscombe's (M. H.) Pleasures of Society. 
 
 9. Hope's (J. T.) Arch of Titus, Newdigate Prize Poem. 
 
 10. Psychae. Haynes Bayley's Songs on Butteriiies, attempted in Latin Rhyme, by Rev. Archdeacon 
 
 AVrangham. Priratcly Printed. .... 
 
 11. Specimen of Translation of Voltaire's Henriade. 
 
 12. Maude's (Thomas) Memorial ; with Lines on Canning's Death, 
 
 13. Blartin's (William) New Philosophical Song, or Poem Book, called the Northumberland Bard. 
 
 Newcastle, 1827 
 
 14. La Belle Assemblfe, or Tinmouth Bathers, a Poem. . . repr. Newcastle, Si/kes, 1828 
 
 15. The Reever"8 Penance, ane Ballad of the Bishoppricke. By R. Surtees, Esq. B. L. 
 
 ih. 
 
 1826 
 
 Glasg. 
 
 
 Paislti/, 
 
 1788 
 
 
 1806 
 
 Loud. 
 
 1814 
 
 Both, 
 
 1821 
 
 Edin. 
 
 
 ib. 
 
 1822 
 
 Land. 
 
 1824 
 
 Oxford, 
 
 1824 
 
 le, by Rev. Archdeacon 
 
 Malton, 
 
 1882 
 
 Lond. 
 
 1828 
 
 ib. 
 
 1828 
 
 1 6. The Bleeding Hand of Kelbum, a Ballad, with Introduction. 
 
 17. Fitzgerald's (W.T.) Battle of Waterloo. 2d edit. 
 
 18. Stanzas to the Memory of Lord Byron. 
 
 20. Jackson's (S. R.) Tribute in Ver.se to George Canning. 
 Pamphlets on Ireland. 1 vol. 8bo. containing, 
 
 1. State of the Poor in Ireland, &c. .... 
 
 2. Archbishop of Cashel's Charge to the Clergy of his Diocese 
 
 3. Review of the Evidence taken before the Irish Conamittees. 
 
 4. Archbishop of Dublin's Evidence before the House of Lords. 
 
 5. Grierson's (George) Circumstances of Ireland with regard to Poor Laws. 
 
 6. Clear's (W.) Address to Cork Literary Society. 
 
 7. Mason's (W. Shaw) Reliquiae Statisticae de Hibemia. 
 
 343 
 
 Lond. 1817 
 t4. 1825 
 ib. 1825 
 ib. 1828 
 
 C'arlou; 1820 
 
 Dublin, 1822 
 
 ib. 1825 
 
 ib. 1825 
 
 Lotid. 1830 
 
 Cora, 1820 
 
 Dublin, 1819 
 
ABBOTSFORU LIBRARY. 
 
 8. Graham's (Rev. John) Statistical Account of Parish of Shruel. . . JJahliri, 1S19 
 
 0. Report on the Agricultural School of Bannoi*. .... iu. 1823 
 
 10. Griffith's (RicharJ) Report on the Moving Bog of Kilmiileady. . . . ti. 1825 
 
 11. Hart's (John) Description of Slfeleton of Fossil Deer of Ireland. . . . i4. 1825 
 
 12. Considerations on the Utility of the Casts presented to Cork Society. . . C'ort,\819 
 Pamphlets on Parliamentary Refonn. 1 vol. 8vo. containing, 
 
 1 . Plan of a Reform in the H. of C. adopted by the Friends of the People in 1 795, reprinted, with Intro- 
 
 duction by Sir Philip Francis. ..... Land. 1817 
 
 2. Symmons's (John) Reform without Innovation. .... iJ. 1817 
 .'5. Letter on Parliamentary Reform, (from The Correspondent.) . . . i'j, 1817 
 
 4. MundelTs (Alexander) Considerations on the Elective Franchise in the Counties in Scotl.nnd. ili. 1821 
 
 5. Inglis's (Sir R. H.) Speech on the Reform Bill, 1st March. . . . jI. 1831 
 
 6. Slahon's (Lord Viscount) Speech on do., March 22. . . ib. 1831 
 
 7. Views of a Modification of the Reform Bill, March. . . . S. 1831 
 
 8. Palgrave's (Francis) Letter to T. Spring Rice, on the means of reconciling Parliamentary Reform, &c. 
 
 !'6. 1831 
 
 9. Letter to Sir Roljert Peel on the Reform Question, by a Country Clergyman. . ih. 1831 
 
 10. Walsh's (Sir John) Popular Opinions on Parliamentary Refonn considered. '2d edit. j'J. 1831 
 
 11. Scott's (William, jun. of Harden) View of the Representation of Scotland. . 14.1831 
 
 12. Dissection of the Scottish Reform Bill, by a Member of the Middle Temple. . A. 1831 
 
 13. The Reform Deformed, or the Fate of his Majesty's Good Ship tlie State, a Tragedy, in 3 acts, by 
 
 Lord J. R l,&c. (Seep. 322.) ..... i4. 1831 
 
 Scottish Tracts. 1 vol. 8vo. containing, 
 
 1. Report of Committee for Relieving the Sufferers liy the Edinburgh Fires in Nov. 1824. L'din. 1825 
 
 2. Letter to J. A. Haldane, Esq., on his Sermon on the late Fires, &c. . . ili. 1825 
 
 3. Letters from Godfrey Sykes and Charles Bremner, Esq. to James Sedgwick, Esq. . il/, 1827 
 
 4. Memoirs and Trial of Charles Campbell, prisoner in Glasgow Jail. . . G/mi/. \S2ii 
 
 5. Stone's (Thomas) Observations on the Phrenological Developement of Burke, Hare, i:c. Edin. 1829 
 
 6. Rejoinder to George Combe's Answer. .... 14.1829 
 
 7. Memorial of Mr. Gillespie, Officer of Excise, Aberdeen. 
 
 8. Brown's (Rev. Andrew) Life and Character of Professor Christison. . . Edin. IS 20 
 
 9. Biographical Sketch of J. A. Schetky. ..... *. 1825 
 
 10. Tennant (William) and Hogg's (James) Remarks on the Psalms of David and their various versions. 
 
 ib. 1830 
 
 11. Contract of Copartnership of Scottisli Union Insurance Company. . . ib. 1825 
 
 12. Rules of the Thistle Golf Club. (See p. 300.) .... i4. 1824 
 Dramatic Pieces, &c. 1 vol. 8l-o. containing, 
 
 1. BaiUie'6( Joanna) Martyr, a Drama. (Seep. 163.) . . . Land. lS2fi 
 
 2. Tennant's (William) John BaUol, an Historical Drama. . . . *. 1825 
 
 3. Thomson's (James) An Uncle too Many, a Musical Farce, with a Narrative of the Opening and 
 
 Destruction of the Brunswick Theatre. .... i4. 1828 
 
 4. Montague's (H. W.) Montmorency, a Tragic-Drama, &c. (See p. 322.) . i4. 1828 
 
 5. Woman's Love, or Triumph of Patience, a Drama. (See p. 158.) . . ib. 1830 
 
 6. Letter on the present State of the Drama in England, (from The Correspondent.) . ib. 1817 
 Poesies, Drames, &c. I torn. 8»o. contenant, 
 
 1. Comtesse d' Hautpoul, Poesies Diverses. .... Par. 1824 
 
 344 
 
ADDITIONAL BOOKS AND TRACTS. 
 
 Melodrame. 
 
 Par. 1825 
 
 Aiyus, 1825 
 
 Par. 1824 
 
 ib. ISU 
 
 ilj. 1826 
 
 il,. 1825 
 
 a. 1827 
 
 iJ. 1830 
 
 Loud. 1817 
 
 A/ars. 1820 
 
 Par. 1825 
 
 2. Vander-Burch, (Emile) Epitre a Walter Scott. 
 
 3. Henry, (F. A.) Les Souvenirs, Meditation Po^tique. 
 ■i. Baron d' Ordre, Epitre a Monsieur Viennet. 
 
 5. Duval, (Alex.) Edouard en Ecosse, Drame Historique. 
 
 6. De Coisy, (Felix) Charles Stuart, ou le Chateau do Woodstock, 
 
 7. Aitaud, Essai sur le Gfeie Poe'tique au 19*^. Siecle. 
 
 8. Jal, (Alph.) Napol&n et la Censure. 
 
 9. Laphaleque, (G. J. de) Notice sur Nicolo Paganini. 
 
 10. Deseze's Eloge of Ducis. Translated, (from the Correspondent 
 
 11. Mestchersky, (Prince E.) Discours sur la Litterature Russe. 
 
 12. Thi^bault, (Lieutenant) Influence d' une Noblesse He'r^ditaire. 
 Tracts, Scientific and Philosophical. 1 vol. 8vo. containing, 
 
 1. Howell's (John) Essay on the War Galleysof the Ancients. (Seep. 298.) . Edin. 1820 
 
 2. Douglas's (Sir Howard) Statement of Facts relating to the operation of Breaking the Enemy's Line,&c. 
 
 Loud. 1829 
 
 3. Hall's (Captain Basil) Account of the Ferry across the Tay at Dundee, &c. . Dundee, 1 825 
 
 4. Christison's (Professor Robert) Syllabus of Course of Lectures on Medical Jurisprudence. Edin. 1826 
 
 5. Alderson's (Dr. John) Essay on the Rhus Toxicodendron, ith edit, and Essay on Apparitions. Hull, 1811 
 
 6. (Dr. James) Introductory Lecture at the Hull Infirmary. . . ih. 1831 
 
 7. Fleming's (Rev. Dr. J.)Reraark3ontheinfluenceofSociety on the distribution of Animals. Edin. 1824 
 
 8. Miller's (Patrick, of Dalswinton,) Narrative of Facts, &c. relative to Steam Navigation. il. 1825 
 
 9. Maclean's (Donald) Remarks on the facility afforded by Steam Navigation for Invading Great Britain. 
 
 Land. 1824 
 
 10. Adie's (Alexander) Description of the Sympiesometer. . . . S/w. 1820 
 
 11. Tredgold (Thomas) On the Transverse Strength and Resistance of Timber. . Land. 1818 
 
 12. Needham's Directions for Brewing with Patent Machine. Wt edit. . . ii. 1814 
 
 13. Johnstone's (J. F. W.) Meeting of the Cultivators of Natural Science and Medicine at Hamburgh, 1830. 
 
 Edin. 1831 
 
 14. Travis, (N. A.) Dissertatio Medica de Apoplexia. .... iji. 1825 
 
 15. Plumer, (C. J.) Oratio (Cane, praem. don.) de Auguriis et Auspiciis apud Antiques. O.ron. 1821 
 
 16. Observations on the Salmon Fishery of Scotland. .... B^ik. 1824 
 
 17. Catalogue of the Works and Essays of the late Dr. Thomas Young. . Lend. 1827 
 Scottish Law Tracts. 1 vol. Svo. containing, 
 
 1 . Act of Sederunt relative to the Form of Process in Civil Causes before Sheriff Courts. Edin, Nov. 1 825 
 
 2. Draught Act of Sederunt for repealing Acts of Sederunt relative to process of Court of Session, Novem- 
 
 ber, 1825,&c. ....... ib. 
 
 3. Hope's (Lord President) Notes on hearing Counsel in the Iimer House. . ilj. 1826 
 
 4. Draught Act of Sederunt relative to Jury Court Process. . . . *. 1827 
 
 5. Outline of the Duties of the Judges, &c. of the Jury Court. . . . il. 
 
 ij. Draft Report of Commissioners for preparing Tables of Fees in Sheriff Courts. . iJ. 1828 
 
 7. Index to Beveridge's Forms of Process, &;c. (p. 295.) . . . iJ. 1829 
 
 8. Hints on the Bill lately introduced for better regulating the Forms of Process, &c. in Scotland, il/. 1 824 
 
 9. Remarks on the Administration of Criminal Justice in Scotland, &c. . . (6.1825 
 
 10. Swinton's (Archibald) Considerations on the proposed alterations in the Court of Session. Land. 1830 
 
 11. Letter to the Scottish Representatives outhe State of our Law and Jurisdiction, and the Duties of the 
 
 Court of Session. ....... jEV/tJi. 1830 
 
 3i5 2 X 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 1 2. Summary of Powers and Duties of Constable in Scotland, &c. . . . Edin. 1813 
 
 13. Edinburgh Law Journal. Nos. 1 and 2. . . . . . ih. 1831 
 
 14. Irving's (Dr. D.) Observations on the Study of the Civil Law. . . . ». 1820 
 
 15. Reddie's (Dr. John) Letter to the Lord Chancellor on the proposal of a new Civil Code for England. 
 
 Land. 1828 
 Tracts on tlic Catholic Question, 1823-S. 1 vol. Swo. containing, 
 
 1. Attempt to explain on physical principles the cures, &c. of Miss Lalor <ind Mrs. Stuart, &c. Dub. 1823 
 
 2. Maturin's (Rev. C. R.) Five Sermons on the Errors of the Roman Catholic Church. ib. 1824 
 
 3. Declaration of the Catholic Bishops, &c. (See p. 294.) 
 
 4. Anichini's Analytical View of the Catholic Religion. (See p. 294.) 
 
 5. Inglis's (Sir Robert) Two Speeches. (See p. 294.) 
 
 6. Gisborne's (Thomas, jun.) Letter to the Rev. Dr. Henry Phillpotts on his Two Letters to Mr. Canning. 
 
 Land. 1827 
 
 Tidsskrift for Nordisk Oldkyndighed, udgivet af d. Nord. Olds. Selsk. Bind I. 4 No'. Bind. 
 II. No. 1. Kiobenh. 1826. — Hermod, det Nordiske Oldskrift-Selskab's Tidende. 4 Nos. 
 ib. 1826. 1 vol. 8fO. 
 
 Goulart, (Simon) Thresor des Histoires admirables, recueillier des plusieurs Antheurs. 4 torn, 
 in 2. 9,vo. ........ Geneve, 1614 
 
 (Omitted p. 137.) 
 
 Marlo^\e's (Christopher) Works. 3 vols. 8vo. .... Lo7)d. 1820 
 
 (Omitted p. 1G6.) 
 
 Irish Puems, Collection of, in MS., entitled Bolg an Tsahther. 4to. 
 
 (Omitted p. 207.) 
 
 Soanc's (George) Falls of the Clyde, a Melo-drama. 8»o. . . Lowrf. 1817 
 
 (Omitted p. 216.) 
 
 Beard's (Dr. Thomas) Theatre of God's Judgments. 4^/; edit, augmented by Thomas Tayloi-, 
 D.D. sm.fol. . . . . . . . . z5. 1648 
 
 (Omitted p. 240.) 
 
 CORRIGENDA. 
 
 Page 36. 1. 27. dek Les Cases's Letters, being repeated p. 319. 
 Page 40. 1. 14. dele Vidocq, Memoirs, repeated p. 323. 
 Page 66. Sermons and Tracts, No. 9. for A. Monro, read Alex. Rosse. 
 Page 139. Miscellaneous Tracts, No. 5. for Sir ,In. Hill, read Coventry, (Rev. F.) 
 Page 219. Twenty Old Plays, the Authorship of No. 13. (by W. Chamberlain,) applies to No. 12 
 Page 255. 1. i.for Skinner's, read Sherer's. 
 
 Page 386. Tracts, &c. No. S.for Coventry's (Sir W.) read Halifax's (Charles, Marq. of.) 
 
 34C 
 
INDEX. 
 
In this Index, as well as in the body of the Catalogue, all the Matmscript articles are printed 
 in Italics. The initial letters and numbers within parentheses which follow the titles of 
 certain Works, refer to the volumes of Tracts and Collections in which these works are included. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 A., (J.) Project for Nat. Bank in Scotland. (C. T. 4.) 290 
 Abhotsford LiLrartj, Catalogue of. . . 282 
 
 Alphabetical Catalogue of. . . 330 
 
 ,_ Armoury, Pictures, ^c. Catalogue of. . 282 
 
 Abdallah, Aventures d\ (C. F.) . . 44 
 
 History of. (T. of E.) . . 43 
 
 Abela, (G. F.) Descrittione di Malta. . 264 
 
 Abercrombie's(Dr.J.)Inq. con. Intellectual Powers. 294 
 
 (Mrs. Marg.) Last Words of. . . "I 
 
 Abercromby's (Dr. Pat.) Scots Martial Achievements. 2 
 
 Beague's Campaignes. See Beaugud 6 
 
 Aberdeen, Chartularies of See of. . . 23 
 
 Students : Quakerism Canvassed. . 7 1 
 
 Settlement of Mr. Jas. Chalmers in. (T. 15.) C7 
 
 Mimsters,Demandsof,&c.(T.6.7.8.)79.(T.l.) 81 
 
 Abemethie"s(Tho.) Abjuxationof Poperie.(T. 12. 13.) 79 
 Aboul-Hassan, the Persian Ambassador. (M. T. G.) 341 
 Abiahamson, &c., Udvalgte Danske Viser, &c. 48 
 
 Abridgment of Military Discipline. 1G86. . 21 
 
 Abul-pharagius de Rebus gestis Eichardi I. 253 
 
 Academy, The Canting. See Head. 
 
 of Athenian Virtuosi. . . . 211 
 
 Accademici de la Crusca, Vocabolario Italiano. 261 
 Acciard, Mustafa, Schiavo in Malta. . 273 
 
 Accolti, (B.) GueiTa contra Barbari, &c. . 134 
 
 Accords, (Sieur des) Bigarrures, &c. See Tabourot. 
 Acontii (Jac.) Satanae Stratagemata. . 146 
 
 Acres's (Rev. J.) Serm. on Relig. and Loyalty, (C. of S.) 80 
 Actof Parliam. 12 Charles II. Indemnity. (S. T. 8.) 30 
 
 disabling Provost "Wilson. (T. P. M. 1.) 16 
 
 for discovering Porteous's Murd. (T. P. M. 2.) 16 
 
 Acts of Parliament of Scotland. Black. . 14 
 
 1640 to 1649. Rescinded. . . 14 
 
 , 1. Charles II. Primerose's. . . 13 
 
 ^-^ Murray's .... 11 
 
 Thomson's. .... 1 
 
 (British) consequent on Rebellions. . 87 
 
 of New Parliament of Women. (T. 3.) 70 
 
 of Sederunt. See Court of Session. 
 
 of Assembly. See General Assembly. 
 
 of the Rebels. See Ray. 
 
 Actor, Adventures of an. . . . 138 
 
 , The. See Hill. 
 
 Adair's (James) History of American Indians. 243 
 
 (J.) Bride of Randal Graham. . 314 
 
 Adam's (L. Ch. Com.) Remarks on Blair-Ad. Est. 33 
 
 Description of Monument to John Adam. 34 
 
 2 Y ^49 
 
 Adam, (Ld. Ch. C.) Ragman's Rolls. . 279 
 
 (Rob.) Blackwood's Hist, of Queen Mary. 281 
 
 Adams's (R.) Shipwreck on West Coast of Africa. 242 
 
 Adamson's (H.) Muse's Threnodie. . 17 
 
 Adamson, (John) Cheviot, a Poem, by R. W. 165 
 
 Addison's (Jos.) Works, by Tickell. . 186 
 
 Cato, a Tragedy. (0. P.) . . 220 
 
 ■ . Campaign, a Poem. (P. P. 20.) . 305 
 
 Poems. (E. P.) ... 42 
 
 Address to the Electors of Gr. Brit. 1 747. (T. R. 9.) 311 
 
 Address to Scotsmen on threatened Inv. (P. P. 3.) 313 
 Addresses, History of. See Defoe. 
 
 Adie's (A.) Descr. of the Sympiesometer. (T. 1 0.) 345 
 
 Admiralty Court in Scotland, Report from. (T. 6.) 295 
 AdoIphus,(J.)Fac-sim. ofCatoSt.Conspir.(H.C.C.) '296 
 
 (J. L.) Letters on Waverley Novels. 320 
 
 Adventurer. See Hawkesworth. 
 
 Advert, for elect, of Burgesses to Pari. 1645. (T. 14.) 60 
 
 Advice to a Painter, Poem. 1688. (T. 11.) . 70 
 
 Adrice from Rome. See Care. 
 
 Advices, &c. to men of Shaftesbury. (C. T. 2. 3.) 287 
 
 Advis aux veritables Ilollandois. See Wicquefort. 
 
 Advocates' Library, Edinl>urgh, Catalogue of. 265 
 
 jElfridi Regis Res gestae, Asserii. . 253 
 
 .lEliani Varia Historia. (V. C. 1.) . . 224 
 
 de instruendis aciebus. (S. R. M.) . 223 
 
 jEmilius, (P.) de Rebus gestis Francorum. 262 
 
 Mneas, Description of Shield of. (M. T. 3.) 341 
 
 ^rodius, (P.) de Patrio Jure, ad filium. (M. 5.) 116 
 
 Africa, History of. (A. U. H. 15. 16. M. 1 1-15.) 206 
 Age of the AVorld. See Spruel. 
 
 The Leaden, a Poem. (O. P. 19.) . 158 
 
 Ages of Sin, Plati^s by Van Lochem. (E. P. 2.) 1 32 
 Agincourt, Battle of. History of. See Nicolas. 
 
 Lay of, a Poem. . . . 163 
 
 Agneu', (5/r Andrew') Letters addressed to, 1745. 15 
 
 's (Miss) Geraldine. ... 335 
 
 (Vans) Ace. of Family of Vau.x. (M. P. 30.) 186 
 
 Agriculture, New System of. . . 259 
 
 Pursiuts of. Satirical Poem. (P. and P. 10.) 192 
 
 Agrippa, (H. C.) Female Pre-eminence, &c. (T. 3.) 108 
 
 Occult Philosophy. . . . 148 
 
 Vanitie of Arts and Sciences. . . 148 
 
 Ahab's E\-il. Secret History of Stuarts. 1720. (Ser.) 80 
 Aigle epouvantable. Predict, de la Vision d' un. 145 
 Aikin, (Anna Laet.) See Barbauld. 
 (Dr. John) Prose Miscellanies. . 174 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Aikin's(Dr. John) Vocal Poetry. . . 175 
 
 Essays on Song-writing, &c. . 175 
 
 (Lucy) Memoirs of James I. . . 254 
 
 Ailredus, Abbas Rievallensis. (Twysd.) . 27 
 
 Aim^'s History of Revolution of 1 8th FructiJor. 318 
 Ainslie's Maps of Scotland. . . 2b'0 
 
 (Rob.) Obs. on Corn and Money. (A. T. 5.) 300 
 
 Father's Second Present. . . 170 
 
 Reasons for the Hope that is in us. . 341 
 
 (Dr. W.) Clemenza, Tragic Drama. . 222 
 
 Ainsworth's (R.) Latin and Eng. Dictionary, &c. 267 
 
 Airdrie Fair. See Young. 
 
 Aitken, (John) The Cabinet. . . 334 
 
 (Robert) Principal Baillie's Letters. . 5 
 
 (Rev. W.) Ten Sermons. (S. 1.) . 293 
 
 Alton's (W.) Battles of Drumclog and Bothwell. 79 
 Ajax, Metamorphosis of. See Harington. 
 Akenside's (Dr. Mark) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Alamanni, (L.) La Coltivazione. (P. 1. 23.) 55 
 
 Girone il Cortese. . . . 1 1 C 
 
 Alani (de Insulis) Comment, in Merlini Vaticinia. 142 
 Albania, a Poem. . . 13. (S. D. P.) 162 
 
 Albertus Magnus de Secretis Mulierum. 109.115 
 
 -ilbert le Grand, Secrets les plus curieu,\. (F. F. G.) 117 
 Albert Henry, (Prince, of Brunswick,) Life of. 91 
 
 Albigenses and Waldenses, Account of. (T. 9.) 224 
 Albion Princess. See Colvill. 
 
 Albion's FareweU. (P. T. 5.) . . 18 
 
 Albuera, Battle of, a Poem. See Croker. 
 Alchemie, Le Texte d', et Songe Verd. . 144 
 
 Alciati (And.) Emblemata. . . 109 
 
 Alcimedon, Voyage d'. (V. I.) . . 45 
 
 Alcuinus Flaccus, (G. et F.) . . 27 
 
 Alderson's (Dr. J.) Essay on Rhus Tox. &c. T. 5. 345 
 
 (Dr. Jas.) Lecture at Hull Infirmary. (T. 6.) 345 
 
 Aldi Institutiones Grammaticae. . . 274 
 
 Aleman's Guzman d' Alfarache. . . 101. 138 
 
 Alexander ab Alex. Geniales Dies. (V. C. 6.) '225. 227 
 Alexander's (Alex.) Life, by himself. . 145 
 
 Alexander the Great, Bulk of. . . 279 
 
 Life of, by Williams. . . . 315 
 
 St. of Rome. (O. E. Af. R.) . . 105 
 
 Alfiibeto del Villano. (I. C. L 14.) . 339 
 
 Alfieri, (Vittorio) Tragedie, da Montueci. . 38 
 
 Vita, da esso. ... 38 
 
 Alfred, or Magic of Nature, Tragedy. . 165 
 
 Algarotti, F.) Poemetti. (P. L 49.) . 56 
 
 Algiers, Bombardment of,aud other Poems. (P.P.4.) 168 
 Alison's (Rev. A.) Memoir of Lord Woodhouselee. 33 
 
 Funeral Sermon on Sir William Forbes. 185 
 
 Discourse on Nat. Thanksgiving. 1 814. (S. 4.) 293 
 
 All the Talents, Satirical Poem. (P. P. 14.) 192 
 
 Allan, (Geo.) Cat. of Books printed at private press of. 1 80 
 
 (Jas., the Northumberland Piper,) Life of. 127 
 
 's (J. H.) Bridal of Caolchairn. . 165 
 
 (David) Illust. to Gentle Shepherd. . 13 
 
 ^^— (Wm.) Circassian Captives, Narr. descr. of. .32 
 
 Illustrations of Waverley Novels. . 232 
 
 Allen's (Rev. Dr.) Account of Maclaine. (L. M. 2.) 297 
 
 (J.) Younger Brother's Apology. (T. H. 13.) 247 
 
 AUetz, Histoire des Sevarambes. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 Allibond's Sketch of Oxford Reformation. (P. T. 12.) 309 
 AUott's (R.) England's Parnassus. (H. II.) 184 
 
 AUyn^s (ft.) Journal in tlie. Centurion, 1691-2. 102 
 
 Alpenrosen, Schweizer Almanach. . . 47 
 
 Alps, Passes of the. See Brockedon. 
 » Almack's," Key to. (M. E. P. 10.) . 343 
 
 Almanacks for IG 80 and 1720. . . 144 
 
 Almeida Garrett, Camoens. Poema. . 53 
 
 Alnwick Castle, Description and Views of. . 242 
 
 Althoq), (Lord) World and Child, Interlude. 275 
 
 Alves's (James) Banks of Esk, a Poem. . 1 S3 
 
 Al.xinger, Doolin von Mainz. . . J 03 
 
 Amadis de Gaule, par d' Herberay, &c. . 115 
 
 Part 6, translated by Kirkman. . 102 
 
 Amadis of Gaul, Poem, by Rose. . . 106 
 
 , translated by Southey. . . 112 
 
 Amalthei, Memoirs of the. (G. M.) . 187 
 
 Amans Heureux, Trompez, Malheureux. . 112 
 
 Amant (L') rendu Cordelier, &c. (M. 3.) . 1 IG 
 
 Amari, (Mich.) Marmion, trad, di W. Scott. 321 
 
 Ambrogi, (A.) Virgilio Italiano. . . 239 
 
 Ames's (Jos.) Typographical Antiquities. . 207 
 
 enlarged by Dibdin. . . . 265 
 
 Aminadab, or Quaker's Vision. . . 58 
 
 Amorous Gallant's Tongue tipp'd with golden exp. 132 
 Americaand W.Indie3,Hist.of.(M.U.H. 34-36. 38.)207 
 
 , Spanish Settlements in. Account of. . 258 
 
 , United States, Constitution of. . 303 
 
 , History of. See Fergus. 
 
 American Govt, on War with Gr. Britain. (P. P. 4.) 313 
 
 Law. See Kent. 
 
 Amory's (T.) Life of John Buncle. . 181 
 
 Amos's (W.) Theory and Pract. of Drill Husbandry 243 
 
 350 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Amours des Dames UluBtres. . 114 
 
 d' Hvpolite et d' Isabelle. . . 134 
 
 , &c. of two English Gentlemen in Italy. 134 
 
 Amusements, Curious, for the Ingenious. . 113 
 
 Polite, Novels, from the French. . 180 
 
 Amyot's (T.) Rem. on Death of Richard II. (T. 9.) 338 
 
 Amys and Amylion.{E. M.B.%.) . 104 
 
 Anacreon, by Fawkes. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 by Stanley. . . . . 175 
 
 Anacreonte, Ode, da RoUi. . . 274 
 
 Andersen-Feldbei'g's Denmark delineated. . G3 
 
 Anderson's (Rev. A.) Marrow Chicaning. (T. 5.) 66 
 
 (Rev. G.) Use and Ab. of Diversions. (T. o. S.) 224 
 
 Stage an Unchristian Diversion. (T. o. S. 3.) 224 
 
 Complaint against Hume's Essays. (P. T. 36.) 311 
 
 (Jac.) Diplomata et Numismata Scotiae. 239 
 
 — — (Dr. Jas.) Observations on Planting. . 299 
 
 (John) Essay on State of Highlands, 1745. 97 
 
 — — Histor)' of Fraser Family. . . 272 
 
 History of House of Hamilton. . 272 
 
 Supplement and Vindication of do. . 272 
 
 Origin of Mercheta Mulierum. (T. 3.) 338 
 
 — ■ — (Jn.) Chronicles of Duke of Cumberland. 90 
 
 (Dr. Pat.) Picture of Scottish Baron Court. 16 
 
 (Dr. Robert) Life of Dr. Smollett. . 201 
 
 Dr. Smollett's Jliscellaneous Works. 317 
 
 (^\'illiam) Answer to Pinkerton. . 23 
 
 (AVm.) Poetical Aspirations. . . 170 
 
 (Rev. Mr.) Letts, on G. A. Overt. (T. 2. 3.) 67 
 
 Andreini, (F.) Bravure del Cap. Spavento. 120 
 
 Androl, (Pere) Suite an Comte de Gabalis. 143 
 
 Angel, (Father) Life of. (Lives of Cap.) ." 250 
 
 Angler's Progress, a Poem, and other Tracts. 248 
 
 Anglesey's (Earl of,) Letter on Lord Castlehaven. 256 
 
 Slemoirs. .... 259 
 
 Angliae Tutamen, Pernic. proj. on foot. (M. T. 1 6.) 288 
 
 Anglicanae Historiae Scriptores X. . 27 
 
 Hist. Scriptores Varii. . . 238 
 
 Anglicarum Rerum Scriptores post Bedam. 27 
 Anglorum Speculum. Worthies of England, by G.S. 71 
 
 Angouleme, (Due d') Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 (Duchesse d') Memoires. . . 323 
 
 Duchess of. Private Memoirs. . . 251 
 
 Angresteen's (J.) Acoount of the Monsters. (T. 1.) 297 
 Angria the Pirate, Rise, &c. of. See Downing. 
 
 Authentic History of. (B. T. 10.) . 309 
 
 Anichini'9 (P.) View of Catholic Relig. (T. C. 2. 4.) 346 
 
 Annates Burtonenses, (G. et F.) . . 27 
 
 Marganenses, (G. et F.) . . 27 
 
 Waverleienses,) G. et F.) . . 27 
 
 Hiberniei BuelUani. (R. H. S.) . 267 
 
 IV. Magistrorum. (R, II. S.) 267 
 
 Inisfalenses. (R. H. S.) . . 267 
 
 Tigernachi. (R. H. S.) . 267 
 
 Ultonienses. (R. H. S.) . . 267 
 
 Anne, (Queen) Annals of Reign of, by Boycr. 244 
 
 Pamphlets on the Reign of. • 88, 305, 308 
 
 Procl. for encouragement of Piety. (P. 5.) 305 
 
 Memoirs of, and her last Ministry. (S. T. 39.) 306 
 
 Representation of Commons to. (T. 9.) 284 
 
 Representation of Lords to. (T. 5.) . 285 
 
 Speeches of, to June 1712. (S. T. 48.) 306 
 
 Treaty of, with States General. (S. T. 35.) 306 
 
 Treaty of Utrecht. (P. T. 89.) . 308 
 
 See Hamilton, Sivift, &c. 
 
 Anniversarie, The First and Second. See Donne. 
 Anonymi Phil. Tract, de Sec. Ant. Phil. Arc. (T. 2.) 141 
 
 AnonjTni Tres, Hist. Angl. (G. et F.) . 27 
 
 Annual Register, (Dodsley's.) . . 329 
 
 (Edinburgh.) .... 329 
 
 Annuals. ..... 332,335 
 
 Anson's (Geo. Lord) Voyage round the World. 244 
 
 Anster's (Dr. J. M.) Ode to Fancy. (P. P. 1.) 163 
 
 Lines on Princess Charlotte. (I. P. 1.) 341 
 
 Anstey's (Chr.) New Bath Guide. . . 192 
 
 Ant, The, a Periodical Paper. . . 105 
 
 Antar, a Bedoueen Romance. . . 114 
 
 Anthologia Hibernica, 1793-4. . . 301 
 
 Antidote against Popery and Tyranny. . 89 
 
 Anti-Jacobin, Beauties of the. . . 259 
 
 Poetry of the. . . . 113 
 
 Anti-Jacobinism, Spirit of, for 1802. . 259 
 
 Antommarchi's Last Days of Napoleon. . 319 
 
 Antonio, (G. d') Opere. (P. N.) . . 57 
 
 Apocalypsis ; or. Revelation of Heresie, &c. 77 
 Apollonius Tyaneus, Life of. See Pliilostratus. 
 Apolog. Relation of Suffering Min. of Ch. of Sc. 1665. 69 
 
 Apology for persecuted Ministers of Ch. of Sc. 1677. 70 
 Apparitions, Sketches of Philosophy of. See Hibbert. 
 
 Oracles, &c. History of. . . 123 
 
 Essay on History of. See Defoe. 
 
 General Histon,- of. . . . 129 
 
 or Mystery of Ghosts, &c. . . 148 
 
 Apparition, The, a Comedy, (nol by Chamberlaine.) 219 
 
 351 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Appert's Art of preserving an. and veg. substances. 299 
 
 Appianus, ToUii et Stephani. (V. C. 2.) . 224 
 
 Appiano Alessandrino, Guerre de Romani. . 110 
 
 Appian of Alexandria's History, by Dryden. 2G2 
 
 Appollonius Rhodius, by Fawkes. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 , Hoelzlini. (V. C. 3.) . . 224 
 
 Apuleius, Pricaei. (V. C. 1.) . . 225 
 
 in usum Delphini. . . . 229 
 
 Cupido et Psiche, en vers. . . 338 
 
 Apule'e, Metamorphoses. (V. I.) . . 46 
 
 Apuleio, L' Asino d' Ore. . . . 118 
 
 Arabes, Auteurs, sur Saint Louis. (P. C. 3.) 49 
 
 Arabian Nights and Tales. (T. o. E.) . 43 
 
 translated by Dr. Jon. Scott. . . 43 
 
 See Galland. 
 
 Remarks on, by Hole. . . 43 
 
 Arabic, Hebrew, and Syriac, Gate to, unlock 'd. 316 
 Arabs,Hist.of the. (A. U. H. 16, &M. U. H. 1.2.3.) 206 
 
 Aragon, Ord. de Armadas Navales de. . 48 
 
 Arbatel de Magia Veterum. . . 143 
 
 Arbuthnot's (Rev. A.) Life of Lord Lovat. . 89 
 
 (Dr. J.) Bliscellaneous Works. . 193 
 
 History of John Bull. . .304 
 
 (Sir W.) Melvill'8 Diary. . . 279 
 
 Arcandam, Declaration to find out JIan's Fate. 110 
 
 Archaeologia .lEliana, Newcastle Tracts. . 271 
 
 Archaica. Old English Prose Tracts. . 184 
 
 Archangell, (Father) Life of, (Lives of Cap.) 250 
 
 Archangelus (F.) Scotus Capuccinus. . 133 
 
 Archdall's (M.) Monasticon Hibernicum. . 267 
 
 Archer's (J.) Every Man his own Doctor. 1673. 119 
 
 Archie Allan, a Scottish Tale. . . 166 
 Aretine's (Leonard) Guiscard. See Walter. (W.) 
 
 Aretino, (P.) Rotta di Francciosi e Scoecesi. 276 
 
 Argenson, (Marquis d') Me'moires. . . 323 
 
 Celeste. Conte des Fees. . . 1 05 
 
 Argument for burning the Trag. of Douglas. (T. 9.) 10 
 Argyle, (Arch., Marquis of,) Lidict. and Defences. 13 
 
 Brief E.xplanation of Life of, &c. by C. C. 16 
 
 (Archibald, Earl of,) Case of, . 13 
 
 Account of Proceedings against. (R. T. 9.) 289 
 
 Tracts relative to. (M. T.) . . 30 
 
 Letters of, to Duke of Lauderdale. . 278 
 
 Depredations on Campbells, on rising of, 3 
 
 (John, Duke of,) Life of. . . 15 
 
 Argyllshire, Langlands's Map of. . . 260 
 
 Ariana, a Romance, from the French. . 101 
 
 Arii (Thorgilsis fil.) Libellus de Islandia. 99 
 
 Ariosto, Orlando Furioso. (P. I.) . . 55 
 
 Poesie. (P. I. 26, 27.) . . 55 
 
 Orlando F. by Sir J. Harrington. 185 
 
 by John Hoole. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 by Stewart Rose. ... 250 
 
 Aristobule, Reves A\ (V. I.) . . 46 
 
 Aristophanes, Comedies, by Mitchell. . 210 
 
 Arlus and Odolphus, Secret History of. (S. T. 17.) 306 
 
 , Fortunatus, & Odolphus, S. Hist. of. (S. T. 16.) 306 
 
 Armeno, (Crist.) Trois Princes de Sarendip. (V. I.) 45 
 Armin's (R.) Italian Tailor and his Boy. (R. T. 4.) 127 
 Armoiries des Nobles Fran(;ais. . . 110 
 
 Arms and Armour, Ancient, Catalogue of. . 1 8(1 
 
 Armour, Description of. (P. P. 5.) . . 312 
 
 See Grose, Meyrick, Skelton. 
 
 Armstrong's Map of Peebles, Companion to. C 
 
 Maps of Three Lothians and Ayrshire. 260 
 
 (Archie) Secret History of. (P. T. 14.) 309 
 
 (Dr. John) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Art of Preserving Health. . . 182 
 
 CEconomyof Love.(M. P. 23. 1 81.)(C.& P. 7.) 307 
 
 Miscellanies. . . . . 194 
 
 Army Displayed in its True Colours. See Defoe. 
 
 Standing, Seaman's Opinion of, (R. P. T. 1 1.) 290 
 
 Arnauld, (Abbe,) Memoires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 d' Andilly, Memoires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Arnim, (L. A. von) Gesch. der Grafinn Dolores. 52 
 
 und Brcntano, Des Knaben WUnderhorn. 54 
 
 Trost Einsamkeit. ... 1 02 
 
 Arnold's Chronicle, by Douce. . . 28 
 
 Arnot's (Hugo) History of Edinburgh. . 14 
 
 Celebrated Criminal Trials in Scotland. 272 
 
 (Sam.) Scotland's Present Circumstances. 1718. 83 
 
 Arnott's (Dr. A.) Last Illness of Napoleon. 319 
 
 Arriani Exped. Alex. Magni. (V. C. 4.) . 224 
 
 Ars Tactica. (V. C. 5.) . 224 
 
 Arrowsmith's Reformation, Comedy. 214. (O. P. 2.) 220 
 Ars Magica. . . . . 142 
 
 Art d' assassiner les Rois, iic. . . 117 
 
 Art of Beauty. .... 332 
 
 Courtship. See Amorous Gallant. 
 
 Governing. (R. T. 7.) . 24 
 
 Money-Catcliing. . . 136 
 
 Playing. See Actor. Hill. . 227 
 
 Politicks. (P. and P. 3.) . . 216 
 
 Preaching. See Fordyce. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Art of Thriving, and New Art. . 134 
 
 -1 — Venerie, or Hunting. . . 105 
 
 Wenching, a Poem. (,T. M. 15.) . 304 
 
 Artaud, Genie Poe'tique au XIX«. Sieclo. (P. D. 7.) 345 
 Artemidorus, Jugemens des Songes. . 143 
 
 Arthur, King, Famous History of. . . 100" 
 
 Life, Actes and Death of. . 106 
 
 Byrth, Lyf, and Actes of . . 1 ■22 
 
 Life of See Ritson. 
 
 of Little Britain, History of. . . 122 
 
 Articles of Relig.&c. Dublin Conv. 161S.(R.P.T.4.)289 
 
 Re-E.\amination of two of the, 1G30. 75 
 
 Arwaker's (Ed.) Embassy from Heaven. (O. P. 16.) 157 
 Ascham'3 (Roger) English Works. . 140 
 
 AsgUl, (John) Death and Burial of. (T. 27.) 285 
 
 "s Treatise on Gen. InroUment. (M. T. 15 J 288 
 
 Ashburnham's (John) Narrative of att. on Chas. I. 188 
 Ashburton's (Lord) Genealogy of the Bourbons. 228 
 Ashmole, (Elias) Life of '. . . 149 
 
 's Antiquities of Berkshire. . . 245 
 
 Asia, Ancient History of (A. U. H. 1-4. 8. 9. 1 8.) 20.5-6 
 Aske's (J.) Elizabetha Triumphans. (Ci. E. P. 13.) 2GC 
 Asplin's Sermon on Ext. of Rebellion, 1715. (T. 6.) 66 
 Assassins of the Paradise, a Poem. . . 160 
 
 Asserii Res Gestae jElfridi Regis. (G. et F.) 27. 253 
 Assigne, Chevelere. . . . 274 
 
 Assises et Bons Usages de Jerusalem. . 262 
 
 Associate Synod, Act of, Nov. 1753. (S. and T. 1.) 292 
 
 Ad. of, on Fam. Wor. (S. P. O. 5.) . 293 
 
 See Brown. Erskine. Secession, &c. 
 
 Astle's (Thomas) Account of Scottish Seals. 239 
 
 Astriel, a Poem. (V. P. P. 6.) . . 342 
 
 Astrologo Grottesco, Lunario per 1' a. b. 1712. 137 
 
 Asylum for Fugitive Pieces, 1785-93. . 203 
 
 Atheistes, Deistes, &e. Traitd des. . 1 24 
 
 Athenian Oracle, Sports, &c. See Dunton. 
 Atherston's (Edward) Last Days of Herculaneum. 182 
 
 Midsummer Day's Dream. . . 1 82 
 
 Atherton, (Bishop) Case of, fairly represented. 127 
 
 Life and Death of, in Verse. . 127 
 
 Penitent Death of. See Barnard.' 
 
 Athol's (Duke of) Jlem.ab. Simon Frazer. (C. O. P.) 100 
 Atkinson's (S.) Gold jNIines in Scotland. . 277 
 
 (Thomas) Sextuple Alliance. . 176 
 
 Atwood's (William) Scotch Patriot Unmasked. 8 
 
 — — Argumentum Anti Normannicum. . 259 
 
 Aubani (Joan.) Mores, Leges, &c. omn. Gentium. 109 
 
 Aubcry, (Dr. J.) L' Antidote d' Amour. . 132 
 Aubignac, (M. d') Royaume de Coquetterio. (V.I.) 45 
 Aubigne', f Theod. Agr. d') Av. du Baron de Foeneste. 117 
 
 Histoire Universelle. . . 262 
 
 Life of. .... 37 
 
 Aubin, Hist, des Diables de Loudun. . 144 
 
 Aubrey's (John) Miscellanies. . . 149 
 
 Letters and Lives of Eminent Men. . 149 
 
 Audiguier, L' Us.nge des Duels. . . lly 
 Audley, (Lady Elinor.) See Douglas. 
 
 Augustae Historiae Scriptores. (V. L. C. 21.) 226 
 
 Auldjo's Ascent of Mont Blanc. . . 32 
 
 Aulnoy, (Jlad. d') Contes des Fees. (C. F.) 44 
 
 Les Chevaliers Errans. (C. F.) . 44 
 
 L' Isle de la F(5licit(5. (V. I.) . . 45 
 
 Aulus Gellius, Gronovli. (V. C. 2.) . 225 
 
 Auneuil, (Mad. d') Tyrannie des Fees. (C. F.) 44 
 
 Aunillon, Azor. (V. I.) . . . 45 
 
 Aurelius Victor, Pitisci. (V. L. C. 3.) . 225 
 
 Ausonius, Tollii. (V. L. C. 4.) . . 225 
 
 Austen's (R.) Planting of Fruit Trees (T. 2.) 248 
 
 Austin's (Miss Jane) Emma. . . 332 
 
 Northanger Abbey, &c. . . 332 
 
 Australia, and other Poems. See Hervey. 
 
 Australian Poetry, First Fruits of . 155 
 
 Austria, History of, (M. U. H. 32.) . 207 
 
 Author to be Lett, by Iscariot Hackney. . 1 87 
 Authors, Sale of See Campbell. 
 
 Project of Hospital for decayed. See Cooper. 
 
 Automathes. See Kirkby. . . .43. 44 
 
 Avellaneda, Suite de Don Quichotte. . 41 
 
 's Continuation of Don Quixote. (H. N.) 341 
 
 Aventures du Voyageur Aerien. (V. I.) 45 
 
 d' un Espagnol. (V. I.) . . 45 
 
 Averj', (John) the English Pirate, Lives of, 129 
 
 Aveux d' une Femme Galante. (M. 2.) . 113 
 
 Avianus, Cannegieteri. (V. C. 5.) . 225 
 
 Avossa, (Agostino) Istoria di. (S. N. I. 12.) 340 
 Axford's (J.) Hidden Trutlis brought to Light. (T. 5.) 77 
 
 Aylesbury, (William) Davila's Wars of France. 262 
 Aylmer, (Bishop) Life of. See Strype. 
 
 Aymon, Faits et G. des Quatre Fils d'. 119 
 
 Ayrshire, Armstrong's Map of. . . 260 
 
 Families, History of See Robertson. 
 
 Ayscough's (Rev. Dr.) Index to Shakspeare. 52 
 
 Index to Gentleman's Magazine. . 328 
 
 Index to Monthly Review. . . 329 
 
 353 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 15. (J.) Merchant's Avizo. (T. H. 6.) . 247 
 
 B. (J M. C.) Lyric Poems. . . 196 
 
 B. (T.) Rebellion of Naples, &c. . . 217 
 
 B (Serjeant) Life and Travels of. . 246 
 
 Bfibrl, or tlie Assemblic, a Poem, by J. P. . 78 
 
 See Pitcaim. 
 
 Bacon, (Fryer) History of. (Thorns, 2.) . 103 
 
 and Fryers Bungye,&c. (R.T.4.) 139. (R.T.7.) 176 
 
 and Frier Bongay, Hon. Hist. of. See Greene. 
 
 Bacon's (Lord) Advancement of Learning. 62 
 
 History of Henry VII. (C. H.) . 249 
 
 . Natural History of, by Rawley. . C2 
 
 Philosophical Writings, Essay on. See Napier. 
 
 Bacco Tracannante. (I. C. I. IS.) . . 339 
 
 Baddeley's (R.) Boy of Bilson. (pret. exorcism.) 149 
 Badnall's Comm. and Agr. Condit. of Great Britain. 300 
 Bage's (R.) Barham Downs. (B. N. L.) . 63 
 
 James Wallace. (B. N. L.) . 63 
 
 IVIount Kenneth. (B. N. L.) . . 63 
 
 — — Hermsprong. .... 333 
 
 Baguette Divinatoire, Traitds sur la. . 108 
 
 _— Enchant^e, La. (F. F. 2.) . . 117 
 
 Bailey's (Ab.) Spightful Sister, Com. (0. P. 3.) 220 
 
 (Jac.) Poema, numism. Cantab, dignata. 33 
 
 Hieroglyphicorum Origo et Natura. . 57 
 
 Baillie, (George and Lady Grisell) Memoirs of. 254 
 
 (Col. Hugh) Letter to Dean of Christ Church. 33 
 
 (Jac.) Cragii Jus Feudale. . . 12 
 
 (Joanna) Collection of Poems. . 163 
 
 Plays on the Passions. . . 212 
 
 Miscellaneous Plays. . . . 212 
 
 Martyr, a Drama. (D. P. 1.) . 344 
 
 Bride, a Drama. . . . 163 
 
 Family Legend. Tragedi/. . . 208 
 
 (Principal R.) Letters and Journals, by Aitken. 5 
 
 (William) Impiety and Superstition exposed. 10 
 
 Bailly, (Maire de Paris) Mdmoires. . 323 
 
 Bain, (Jos.) Maitland Poems. . . 280 
 
 Bainbridge's (G. C.) Fly-Fisher's Guide. . 196 
 
 Baincs's (Bp.) Serm. at Ded. of Cath. Chap. (C.T.2.) 294 
 Baker's (D. E.) Biographia Dramatica. . 212 
 
 (Sir Richard) Chronicle of Kings of England. 25 
 
 (Thomas) Fine Lady's Airs, Com. (0. P. 4.) 220 
 
 BalackandBalaam, aPoem. 1775. (T.) . 15 
 
 Balcanquhal, (Dean) The King's Large Declaration. 3 
 Balcarras, (Earl of) Ace. of Revolution 1688. (T.) 7. 15 
 Baldi, ( ) Poesie. (P. L 23. 25.) . 55 
 
 227 
 
 335 
 
 302 
 
 Baldi, (B.) Vita di Guidubaldo, D. d' Urbino. 274 
 
 Baldovini, ( ) Poesie. (P. I. 33.) . S6 
 Balduini Calceus Antiquus et Mysticus. 
 Balei (Joan.) Scriptorum Maj. Britann. Catal. 
 Balfour's (Alexander) Weeds and Wild Flowers. 
 
 (Sir A.) Letters on France and Italy. 
 
 (Sir James) Historical Works. 
 
 Balivemeries. See Du Fail. 
 
 Ball's (William,) Nigtd Wutchs, a Pvcm. . 34 
 
 Ballad on Lord Doneraile. (P. P. 2.) . 230 
 
 Book. See Maidment. Sharpe. 
 
 Ballads and Songs, Collection of. 32. 57. 156. 288 
 
 and Stories, Various Collections of. . 159 
 
 Ballantyne'sMar. of Fergusia,&c. (R.T.3.)283. (T.5.) 285 
 
 (James) Kelso Press, First Specimens of, 185 
 
 Mrs. Siddons's Characters. . . 209 
 
 Retrospect of Public Affairs, 1813. (P. P. 1.) 313 
 
 (John) AVidow's Lodgings. . . 33G 
 
 Defoe's Novels and Life. . . 336 
 
 Novelist's Library. ... 63 
 
 Balmerino, (Lord) Memoirsof. (T. 1.) . 93 
 
 Bampfylde Moore Carew, Life of. . . 130 
 
 Bancroft's(John)HenryII.ofEng.Trag. (O.P.5.) 220 
 
 (Thomas) Glutton's Feaver. . . 275 
 
 Bandello, (Matt.) Novelle. . . 121 
 
 Banim's (John) Tales by the O'Hara Family. 33:; 
 
 Bank, National, in Scotland, Project for. (C. T. 4.) 290 
 Banking, Scotch. See Scott's Malagrowther. 
 Baidtrupt Law of Scotland. See Bell. 
 
 Banks's (John) Miscellaneous AVorks. Ill 
 
 Earl of Essex. Tragedy. (P. 1.) . 216 
 
 Anna Bullen, and Earl of Esse.':. Tragedies. 216 
 
 Four Tragedies. . . . 218 
 
 Bannatyne against Molleson, Process. (S. T. 3.) 19 
 
 BANNATYNE CLUB BOOKS. 
 
 Alexander the Great, Bulk of. . . 279 
 
 Atkinson's (S.) Gold Mines in Scotland. 277 
 
 Argyle's (Arch., Earl of) Letters to Lauderdale. 278 
 
 Bannatyne, (George) Slemorials of . 278 
 
 Miscellany. . . . 277 
 
 — - Club, Treasurer's Accounts. . 279 
 
 Barnard's (Lady A. Lindsay) Robin Gray. 277 
 
 Berteville, Expedition en Ecosse, 1546. 277 
 
 Boduel, Les Affaires du Conte de. . 278 
 
 Boethii Murthlac. et Aberd. Episc. Vitae. 277 
 
 Buchanamis (Dav.) de Scriptoribus Scotis. 279 
 
 354 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Courcelles's (M. de) Dispatches, 1588-87. 
 Chronicon Coenobii S. Crucis, Edinb. 
 Clerk of Eldin's Etchings, 1773-79. 
 Dalrymple's (President) Apologie. 
 Dempster! Hist. Ecclesiast. Scotorum. 
 Douglas's (Bishop) Palice of Honour. 
 Dundee's (Viscount) Letters. 
 Diurnal of Occurrents, 1513-75. 
 Edinburgh Castle, Siege of, 1C89. 
 Gray, (Patrick, Master of,) Papers relating to. 
 Grahame's (S.) Anatomic of Humors. 
 Holland's (Sir J.) Buke of the Howlat. . 
 Henryson's (R.) Robeue and MackjTie, &c. 
 Hume's (Alexander) Hymns and Spiritual Songs. 
 
 (Sir D.) Diary of Scots Parliament, 1 700-07. 
 
 Jacobi V. Liber Domicilii, 15'2o-33. 
 James VL, Historie and Life of, 
 — — Papers relative to Marriage of. 
 Kennedy's (Lady BI.) Letters to Lauderdale. 
 Lesley's (Bishop) History of Scotland, 1436-I5C1. 
 Lyoun's (John) Teares for Earl of Dunfermling. 
 Mackay's (Gen. Hugh) Wars in Scot. & Ireland. 
 
 Life, by John Mackay. 
 
 Makgill et Bellenden, Discours d' Escosse. 
 3Ielville's (Sir James) Memoirs, 1549-93. 
 
 (Rev. James) Diary, 1556-1601. . 
 
 Melrose, Chartulary of. . 
 
 Moysie's (D.) Memoirs of Scotland, 1577-1C03. 
 
 Murray's (Sir David) Poems. 
 
 Myln, (Al.) Vitae Episc. Dunkeldensis. 
 
 Compotum Pontis Dunkeldensis. 
 
 Nicoll's (John) Diary, 1650-67. 
 Philotus, a Comedy, 1003. 
 Pitcaim's (R.) Scots Criminal Trials. 
 
 History of House of Kennedy. 
 
 Prophecies, Ancient Scottish. 
 Ragman's Rolls, 1291-96. 
 Regalia of Scotland, Papers relative to. . 
 Registrum Episcop. Moraviensis, 1400-1673. 
 Rolland's (John) Seven Sages, 1578. 
 Rollok, (Roberti) Narrationes de Vita. . 
 Rothes's (Earl of) Affairs of Scotland, 1637-38. 
 Spalding's (John) Troubles of Scotland. 
 Trial of Dun. Terig and A. B. Macdonald. 
 Tucker's (T.) Excise and Custom Revenue, 1656. 
 Tumer'.s (Sir James) Life and Times, 1632-70. 
 Ubaldini, Regno di Scotia. 
 
 Bannatyne's (Rich., Knox's Secretary,) Journal. 19 
 
 Bannister's (S.) Humane Policy. . . 294 
 Bannow, Report on Agricultural School of. (L T. 9.) 344 
 Banquet, The, a Poem. See Busk. 
 
 of Dainties for Strong Stomachs. . 115 
 
 Baptism of Prince Henry, 1603. See Cornwallis. 16 
 Baptism by Dissent. Ministers, Validity of. (T. 6.) 224 
 
 Barbaro, (Marchese) Avanzi d' Edifizi in Malta. 270 
 
 Barbarorum Leges Antiquae. . . 251 
 
 Barbaroux (Ch.) Me'moires. . . 323 
 
 Barbary and the Levant, Shaw's Travels in. 262 
 
 , History of. See Africa. 
 
 Barbauld's (Mrs.) Poems. ... 174 
 
 Eighteen hundred and Eleven. (P. 3.) 196 
 
 Richardson's Correspondence. . 203 
 
 Inni Giovenili, da Bugni. . . 269 
 
 Barbazan, Fabliaux des .\i.-xv. Siecles. . 120 
 
 Barber's (Mrs. M.) Poems, edited by Dean Swift. 1 95 
 
 Barbieri, (G.) Scott, Racconti su i Crociati. 322 
 
 Barbour's (John) History of Robert Bruce. 8 
 
 by Jamieson. . . • 4 
 
 by Pinkerton. . . . 173 
 
 Barclay's (Al.) Brant's Ship of Fooles. . 101 
 
 Barclay's (James) Patriot displayed, &c. (P. T. 8.) 312 
 
 Barclaii (Joan.) Argenis. (V. L. C. 7.) . 225 
 
 Barclay (John) Argenis, tr. by Le Grys. . 102 
 
 translated by Long. . . . 1 02 
 
 Satyricon. (V. L. C. 8.) . . 225 
 
 Tableau des Esprits, trad, du Latin. . 38 
 
 (Dr. J.) Rem. on Animal at Stronsa. 33 
 
 (Robt.) Vindication of Apology. . 72 
 
 baffled by Aberdeen Students. . 71 
 
 Barclays of Urie, Genealogical Account of. 301 
 Bardes Armoricains du Moyen Age. See Delarue. 
 
 Bareith, Me'moires du Margrave de. . 37 
 
 Baretti's Italian and English Dictionary. . 316 
 
 Spanish and English Dictionary. . 316 
 
 Barezzi, (Bar.) Picara Giustina. See Ubeda. 
 Bargarran, Witches of. See CuUen. Shaw. &c. 
 
 Barker's (J. N.) Marmion, a Drama. . 218 
 
 (Thos.) Bloody Banquet, Tragedy. . 213 
 
 Art of Angling. . . . 182 
 
 Delight, or Art of Angling. . . 182 
 
 Bamaby's (Drunken) Four Journeys. See Brathwaite. 
 
 Barnard's (Rev. E. W.) Fifty Poems of Flaminio. 158 
 
 (Lady Anne Lindsay) Auld Robin Gray. 277 
 
 See Lays of the Lindsays. 
 
 355 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Barnard's (Rev. Dr. N.) P. Deatli of Bp. Athcrton. 1-27 
 Barnes, (Amb. Mayor of Newcastle.) Life of. 25G 
 
 (Barn.) Spiritual Sonnets. (II. 7.) . 184 
 
 (Geo.) Statistical Account of Ireland. (J. T. 2.) 313 
 
 (Dr. Jos.) New Discovery, &e. of Pygmies. 114 
 
 History of Edward III. . . 27 
 
 Barnestapolii (Ob.) Maria Innocens. (J ebb Coll.) 12 
 Barometer, Historical Account of the. (C. P. 8.) 307 
 Barometrical Scales, Remarks on. . . 32 
 
 Baron's (Rob.) Mii-za, Tragedy. (P. 1.) . 215 
 
 Barretier, (J. P.) Life of, (e.vtraord. linguist.) 130 
 
 Barrett's (B.) Code Napoleon, verbally translated. 294 
 
 (Job.) Evangelium Matthaei. . 229 
 
 Barrey's (Lod.) Ram Alley, Comedy. . 216 
 
 Barri, (Comtesse du) Anecdotes sur la. (M. 3.) 113 
 Barrington, (Hon. Daines) Hist, of Gwedir Family. 245 
 Barruel Beauvert, L' Interregne des Bourbons. 32 G 
 Barry's (Capt. G.) Discourse of Military Discipline. 101 
 
 (Rev. J.) Reviv.Cordial for sin-sick Soul. (T. 3.) 70 
 
 (Margaret) E.Kperiences and Exercises. 73 
 
 Barry more, (Earl of) Life of, by Pasquin. 135 
 
 Bartas's (W. Lord du) Divine Weeks and Works. 123 
 Bartassii (G. S.) Hebdomas, a G. Lermeo. (M. 1.) IIG 
 Barthelemy, Voyage d" Anacharsis. . -41 
 
 Bartholdy's Krieg d. Tyroler Landleute. . 54 
 
 BarthoUni Antiquitates Danicae. . . 99 
 
 Bartliolomeus de Proprietatibus, by Trevisa. 123 
 
 Bartholomew Fair, or Variety of Fancies. . 128 
 
 Bartlet's (B.) Coins of Durham and Reading. 256 
 
 Bartolomeo Romano, Istoriadi. (S. N. I. 7.) 340 
 
 Baruffaldi, ( ' ) Poesie. (P. I. 48.) . 5G 
 
 Barwell, (Rich.) Intrigues of. See Thompson. 
 Basile, (Dom.) Pastor Fido Napol. (P. N.) 57 
 
 (G. B.) Cunto de li Cunte. . . 57 
 
 (Marzia) Istoria di (I. C. I. 7.) . 339 
 
 Basing House, Cromwell's Let. on taking of. (T. 26.) 61 
 Bassompierre, Anibassades de, en Esp. et Ang. 25 
 
 Meraoires de (P. C.) . . 50 
 
 Bastwick, (Dr. John.) See Prynne. 
 
 Bate Dudcy's (Rev. Sir H.) Lett, of Sir J. Falstaff. 227 
 
 Passages from Vortigem and Rowena. 1 79 
 
 Songs in the Opera of the Woodman. (P. 1.) 222 
 
 Bateman, (JIary) the Yorkshire Witch, Life of. 127 
 Bates's (Dr. G.) Troubles in England. . 245 
 
 Bathe, Treatise of the Baths of. See Venner. Anstey. 
 Bathgate, News from, a Poem. (T. 7.) 67 
 
 Letter resp. Parish of. (T. «.) . 67 
 
 3 
 
 Batimens des Receptes. (F. F. 9.) 
 Battle of Agincourt. See Nicolas. 
 
 Albuera, Poem. See Croker. 
 
 Bosworth. See Hutton. 
 
 Falkirk. See Rebellion 1745. 
 
 Flodden. See Benson. Flodden. Lambe. 
 
 Stoke. See Brooke. 
 
 Talavera. See Croker. 
 
 Waterloo. See Waterloo. 
 
 Battles, Famous, Relations of. 
 
 Baumer's Essay on Man's Orig. State. (S. & T. 6.) 
 
 Ba.xter's (And.) Nature of the Human Soul. 
 
 (Richard) Life and Times. 
 
 Call to Unconverted Sinners. (T. 6.) . 
 
 Certainty of World of Spirits. 
 
 Bayard, (Chevalier) Me'moires. (P. C.) 
 
 Bayle, ( Dr. F.) Relation des Possede'es de Toulouse 
 
 (P.) Dictionnaire Historique et Critique. 
 
 See Villars, C. de Gabalis. 
 
 Bayley 's (HajTies) Songs on Butterflies. (P. P. 1 0.) 
 
 (John) Hist, of Tower of London. 
 
 Bayly's (Rev. Dr. T.) Wall Flower of Newgate. 
 Beacli's (Rev. Dr. P.) Letters on Bp. Burnet's Hist. 
 Beague's Campaignes. See Beaugu^. 
 Beamish, (Major) Bismark's Cavalry Tactics. 
 Beard's (Dr. Thos.) Theatre of God's Judgments. 
 
 4th edition, improved by Taylor. 
 
 Beast, The, is wounded. 1638. (T. 9.) . 
 Beasts, Four-footed, History of. See Topsell. 
 
 Congress of the, a Farce. 
 
 Beatson's (R.) Political Inde.x. 
 
 Parliamentary Register. 
 
 Beattie's (Dr. J.) Poems. (E. P.) . 
 
 Minstrel, and other Poems. 
 
 Life and Writings, by Forbes. 
 
 (Dr. W.) Residence in Germany, 1822-26. 
 
 Beatty's (T. E.) Lines on King's Arrival. (I. P. 4.) 
 Beauchamp, (A. de) Campagne de 1814. 
 
 Campagnes de 1814 et 1815. . 
 
 Beauchamps, Funestine. (C. F.) 
 Beauclerc's (Lady Di.) Designs for Leonora. 
 Beaugu(5, Guerre d' Ecosse, 1548-9. 
 
 's Campmgnes. See Abercromby. 
 
 Beaumont's (Fr.) Poems. (E. P.) 
 
 and Fletcher's Works, by Weber. 
 
 Monck Mason's Comments on. 
 
 Island Princess, altered. (O. P. 1.) 
 
 G 
 
 193 
 185 
 318 
 341 
 325 
 326 
 44 
 232 
 280 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Beaumont's (John) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 (J.) Treatise of Spirits, Apparitions. &c. 147 
 
 Beauty, .4Tt of. .... 332 
 
 Beauvais's Essay on Coins and Medals, by Brockett. 256 
 Bcbelii (Henr.) Facetiae. (F.) IIG 
 
 Beccari. (A.) IlSacrificio. (P. I. 17.) 55 
 
 Beckford's (Wm.) Caliph Vathek. . 44 
 
 Beckington's (Bp.) Embassy to France, by K icolas. 125 
 Beckmann's (J.) Hist, of Inventions, by Johnston. 204 
 Bedae Hist. Ecclesiastica Anglorum. 25. (Com.) 27 
 BedesmanofXidsyde. (M. P. 13.) . 186 
 
 Bedford (Francis, Earl of,) Lifeand Death o£ (H. 5.) 184 
 
 (Jn. D. of.) Cat. of Bone's Enamel Portraits. 197 
 
 Bedingfield's (T.) Poetry, Fugitive and Original. 190 
 
 (Sirs.) LonghoUow. ... 334 
 
 Bee's (Jacob) Diary, &c. by Sir C. Sharp. 174 
 
 B^gaiB, King of the. See Bampfylde. 
 Begging Poor, Measures for alimenting the. (T. 8.) 81 
 Behn's (Mrs. A.) Poems. ... 137 
 
 Histories and Xovels. . 137 
 
 Plays. 213. Ten Plays. . . 219 
 
 Love-letts.ofaNoblemanandhisSister. See Grey. 
 
 Bekker, (B.) Le Monde Enchant(5. . 145 
 
 The Worid Bewitched. . . 145 
 
 Refutation of. See Beaumont's T. of Spirits. 
 
 Belgick Souldier. See Scott. (Thos.) 
 Belgrade, Siege and Battle of. (B. & S. 6.) 157 
 Belhaven, (Lord) Speeches in Pari. 15. 284. 285. 287 
 Exam, of Bruce and Graham abt. (C. O. P. 3.) 100 
 
 Vision, by Ld. Haddington. 15. (P. 9.) 
 
 Countrj-man's Rudiments. 
 
 Bell, (Alex.) Jacobitism Triumphant. 
 
 (Rev. Dr. And.) Mutual Tuition. 
 
 (Sir Charles) On Motions of the Eye. 
 
 On the Xerves, &c. of breathing, &c. (T. 12.) 
 
 (G. J.) Bankrupt Law of Scotland. . 
 
 (H. 6.) Poems. 
 
 (John, of Newcastle,) Collections by. 
 
 English and Scots Songs and Ballads. 
 
 Scraps from Newspapers, Songs, Ballads, &c. 
 
 Seventy-one Penny BaUads. 
 
 Popular Histories. 
 
 Books of Garlands. 
 
 Ballads. 
 
 History of Robin Hood. 
 
 Pious Tracts. 
 (John, jun.) Rhymes of Northern Bards. 
 
 32 
 
 Bell, (John) On Military and Naval Surgery. (T. 4.) 80 
 
 (Ro.) on Danger of Double-holding, &c. (T. 7.) 80 
 
 Treatise on Leases. . . 295 
 
 Courcelles's Dispatches. . 277 
 
 Siege of Edinburgh Castle. . 273 
 
 (Miss) Two Actions against Rev. T. Hill. 294 
 
 (Dr.) Prin. of Animal Elect, and Magn. (T. 2.) 152 
 
 (Wm.) Papers rel. to Scottish Regalia. 278 
 
 Bellamie's (J.) Justif. of City Remonstrance. (T. 44.) 61 
 Bellamy's (G. A.) Apology for her Life. 209 
 
 BeUay, (Martin du) M^moires. (P. C.) . 49 
 
 Belle Assembl^e,or Tinmouth Bathers. (P. P. 14.) 343 
 BeUeforest, (F. de) Sis Histoires. (Boaist.) 141 
 
 . See Bourges. 
 
 Bellegarde's (Abb^) Praise of Women. (M. T. 2.) 238 
 Bellenden's (J.) Boece's Hist, of ScotL by Maitland. 4 
 Bellenden et 3Iakgill, Discours d' Escosse. 277 
 
 Belloni's Letters on the Charitable Corp. (P. T. 7.) 310 
 
 Beloe's (Rev. W.) Anecdotes of Literature. 203 
 
 Sexagenarian. RecoU. of a Literary Life. 254 
 
 Beltcher's (W.) New Arcadia. Poem. (M.) 209 
 
 Bembi (Cardinalis) Epistolae Familiares. . 112 
 
 Bembus, (Cardinal) Memoirs of. (G. M.) . 187 
 
 Bena, Lyra de la Libertad. . 38 
 
 Benecke, (G. F.) Wigalois der Ritter. . 55 
 
 Bermei's {Priaure) Bute of the Law of Army$. 232 
 
 (G. J.) Albanians, a Dram. Sketch. . 322 
 
 (Mrs.) Anna. . . . 334 
 
 Agnes de Courci. . . 332 
 
 Beggar Girl. .... 331 
 
 Bennett, (Father) Life of (Lives of Cap.) 250 
 
 Benoist, (M. R.) Traict^ des Malefices. &c. 147 
 Benson's (Jos.) Hodden Field, a Poem. (M.T.3.) 73. 172 
 
 (Rich. )Momi, an Irish Story. . 168 
 
 (R.) Sketches of Corsica. . 319 
 
 295 ! (Wm.) Letters on Poet. Transl. (P. P. 1.) 312 
 
 153 Bentham, (W.) Mar. of Q. Mary with Dauphin. 275 
 
 Bentley's (Rev. Dr. R.) Dissertation on Phalaris. 223 
 
 Life and Conversation. . 223 
 
 Bently's ( W.) Hallifax and its Gib. Law. See Midgley. 
 
 156 Beranger, (P.) Chansons. ... 47 
 159 Bereans, The, defended. See M'Rae. 
 159 ; Berens's(Rev.E.)Christm.isStories.(R.&M.T.l.)342 
 
 159 I Beresford's (Rev. Jas.) Transl. of German Poems. 54 
 
 159 Jliseries of Human Life. . 118 
 
 159 Bibliosophia. . . . 204 
 
 175 Bei^erac, (Cyrano de) Voyages. (V. I.) . 45 
 357 2 Z 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Bergman's (G. von) Lettische Gedichte. . 172 
 
 Berguer's (L. T.) Stanzas to Sir Walter Scott. 156 
 
 Trifles in Verse. . . . 167 
 
 Berkeley'.' (Bishop) Gaudentio di Lucca. . 44 
 
 Gauilence de Lucques. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 (G. M.) Literary Relics. . . 190 
 
 Berkenhout's (Dr.) Campbell's British Admirals. 253 
 
 Berkshire, Ashmole's Antiquities of. 
 Bernadotte, Proclam, et Bulletins de, 1814. 
 
 Histoire de, par Chateauneuf. 
 
 Bevnardi's (Major John) Life. 
 
 Berners's (Lord) Froissart'.s Chrons. by Utterson. 
 
 Arthur of Little Britain, by ditto. 
 
 245 
 325 
 327 
 
 80 
 
 29 
 122 
 .(Dame Jul.) Boke of St. Albans. Haslewood. 208 
 
 55 
 250 
 
 55 
 
 Bcrni, Orlando Inamorato. (P. I.) 
 
 translated by Rose. 
 
 Poesie. (P. I. 27.) 
 
 See Boiardo. 
 
 Bcroalde de Verville, Moyeu de Parvenir. 132 
 
 Avantures de Floride. . . 132 
 
 Berquin, Voyage de D. de Loimeult. (V. I.) 45 
 
 Berry, (T.) Life and Robberies of. . 126 
 
 (Miss) Comp. of Social Life of Eng. & France. 294 
 
 Letters of Mad. Deffand to H. Walpole. 41 
 
 (W.) Mythological and Classical Tables. 241 
 
 Scripture Tables. . . . 241 
 
 Berteville, Expedition d' Ecosse, 1546. . 277 
 
 Berthier, (Prince Alexandre) Bataille de Marengo. 324 
 
 Berthod, (PSre) Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Bertin, Voyage de Bourgogne. (V. I.) . 45 
 Bertoldo, Bertoldino e Cacasenno. (P. I.) 56. 106 
 
 Bertram! (C.) Britann. Gentium Script. Tres. 257 
 
 Bertrand du Guesclin, Me'moires de. (P. C.) 49 
 
 Bertuch, Proben aus Hans Sachsens Werke. 53 
 Berville et Barriere, M(Jmoires sur la Revolution. 323-4 
 
 Berwick, (M.ir. Due de) Memoires. (P. C.) 50 
 
 (James, Duke of,) Life of. . . 245 
 
 Letter from to Duke Fitz-James. (T. 4.) 86 
 
 Berwickshire, Jlap of, by Blackadder. . 260 
 
 Besenval, (Baron de) M^mcires. . . 323 
 
 Bestuchefi; (M.) Memorial of, 1728. (P. T. 20.) 311 
 
 Betham's (Sir W.) Irish Antiquarian Researches. 315 
 
 Betterton's (Tlios.) History of the English Stage. 210 
 
 AmorousWidow, Com. ; and Life by Gildon. 224 
 
 Bettesworth,(Serg.) Case betw. Swift and. (P.M. 10.)304 
 
 Betti, ( ) Poemetti. (P. I. 49.) . 56 
 
 Betty Ireland, Life of. . . . 129 
 
 Beveridge's (T.) Forms of Proc. b. C. of S. 295. 
 
 (Bp.) Writings, Short View of. (T. 13.) 
 
 Bcvis of Hampton, {E. M.R.I.) . 
 
 (O. E. M. R. 1.) . . . 
 
 from the Auchinleck MS. 
 
 Beyer's (Dr.) Doct. of Swedcnborg. (R. & M. T. 4.) 
 Beyle, (JI.) Hist, de la Pcinture en Italic. 
 
 De 1' Amour. 
 
 Bibbiena, (Card.) La Calandra. (P. I. 17.) 
 Bible, Baskerville's. 
 
 Barker and Bill's. 
 
 Barker's. .... 
 
 Daniel's. .... 
 
 Beza's, with Summaries. 178. D.Sui/Cscopy. 
 
 New Testament, Rhemes translation. 
 
 Bibles, Let. on inac. of King's Printers'. (C. T. 27.) 
 Biblia Sacra Vulgata. 
 
 N. T. Evang. sec. Matthaeura. See Barrett. 
 
 Bibliographic Instructive. See De Bure. 
 Bibliographical Tour in France, &c. See Dibdin. 
 Bibliomania, or, Book-Madneas. See Dibdin. 
 
 an Epistle to R. Heber. See Ferriar. 
 
 Bibliosophia, or. Book- Wisdom. See Beresford. 
 Bibliotheca Britannica. See Watt. 
 
 Gloucestrensis. See Webb. 
 
 Hibernicana. See Mason. 
 
 Parliament!, 1653. 
 
 Bibliothek, Zauber. Sec Horst. 
 Bibliotheque Bleue, (des Romans.) 
 
 Orientale. See Herbelot. 
 
 Bidpai, Contes et Fables Indiennes. (C. F.) 
 Bigelow's (And.) Leaves from a Journal, &c. 
 Biggs's (W.)Military History of Europe,1739_1748. 
 Bignon, Histoire de France, 1799-1807. 
 Billa Vera, Arraignment of Ignoramus. (M. T. 6.) 
 Billingsley's (N.) Martyrologie, a Poem. 
 Billington, (J.) Facts, &c. on Plantations. 
 
 (Mrs.) Memoirs of. . 
 
 Bills of Exchange, Treatise on Law of. See Kyd. 
 Billy, (J. de) Tombeau de 1' Astrologie Judiciaire. 
 Bilson, Boy of. See Baddeley. 
 Bingfield, (William) Travels and Adventures of. 
 Bingley's (Rev. W.) Animal Biography. 
 Biographia Britannica. 
 
 by Kippis. .... 
 
 Presbyteriana. See Walker. 
 
 Biography, Eccentric. 
 
 103 
 105 
 282 
 342 
 37 
 41 
 .i5 
 177 
 178 
 283 
 178 
 283 
 178 
 290 
 1-20 
 
 302 
 324 
 288 
 68 
 299 
 152 
 
 358 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Bion, Poems of, translated by Fawkes. (E. P.) 42 
 
 by Stanley. . . . . 175 
 
 Biondi, (G. F.) Opere. ... 39 
 
 Biomer, Vol. Histor. Regum, &c. Hyperbor. 100 
 
 Biomonis de Skardsa, Annales Islandici. . 100 
 
 Birch's (Rev. Dr. T.) Lives of Illustrious Britons. 232 
 
 Memoirs of Queen Elizabeth. . 243 
 
 Thurloe's State Papers. . . 25 
 
 Bird's (James) Vale of Slaughden. . 179 
 
 I Machin, or, Discovery of Madeira. . 179 
 
 Cosmo, Duke of Tuscany. . . 179 
 
 Poetical Memoirs. . . . 179 
 
 Birettc, Refutation, &c. des Diables exorcis^z. 142 
 
 Birmingham, History of, by Hutton. . 235 
 
 Birrel's (Rob.) Diary, 1S32-1G05. (D. F. S. H.) 4 
 
 Birth of Man, the Great. (0. P. 4.) . 157 
 
 Bisaccioni, (C. M.) Guerre Civili di nostri tempi. 268 
 
 Bishops, Suspended, Case of, considered. (T. 19.) 285 
 
 Case, Answer to Rector's Libel. (T. 18.) 2G5 
 
 Bismark's Cavalry Tactics, by Beamish. . 298 
 Bisset's ( Rev. J.) L. on Sc. Presb. & G. Whitefield. 74 
 
 (Rev. W.) Modem Phanatick. (Sachevcrel.) 293 
 
 Black, (John) Schlegel's Lectures on Drama. 200 
 
 Coat, Adventures of a. . . 178 
 
 Blackader's, (Rev. J.) Jlemoirs, by Crichton. 80 
 
 (Col. J.) Life and Diary, by Crichton. 80 
 
 Blackbird, The, Collection of Songs. . 160 
 Blacklock's (Rev.Dr.T.) Poems, &c. (E. P.) 42.172. 192 
 
 Paraclesis, Consol. of Religion. . 192 
 
 Life and Character, by Spence. (B. T. 8.) 309 
 
 Blackmore's (Sir Richard) Poems. (E. P.) 42 
 
 Prince Arthur. ... 207 
 
 Blackstone's (Sir W.) Comment, on Laws of Eng. 296 
 Blackwood,(A.)MartyredelaReyned'Escosse.(Jebb.)12 
 
 History of Mary, Q,ueeu of Scots. . 281 
 
 "s Edinburgh Magazine. . . 328 
 
 Bladen's (Capt.) Solon, T.-C. (O. P. 4.) 2 1 4, (O. P. 6.) 220 
 
 Blair, (Rev. Dr. H.) Dissert, on Ossian. (M. P. 18.) 186 
 
 Sermon on Rebellion, 1745. (S. 2.) 
 
 Life of, by Principal Hill. 
 
 (Rev. Robert) Poems. (E. P.) 
 
 Memoirs of. (T. 4.) 67, (T. 2.) 
 
 (Rob. Lord President) Monody on. (P. 4.) 
 
 (William) President Dabymple's Apologie. 
 
 Blake, (Jos. alias Blueskin,) History of. 
 Blanchard's Aerial Voyages in 1784-5. (T. 1.) 
 Bland's (Rev. R.) Fair Slaves of Cythera. 
 
 Blandy's (Miss) Ace. of affair with Mr. Cranston. 292 
 Bleeding Hand of Kelbum, Ballad. (P. P. 16.) 343 
 Blenerliasset'e (T.) Mirour for Magistrates. 173 
 
 Bleudec, Cinq Hist. Admirables, (des Exorcismcs.) 142 
 Blewett, (William) Life and Robberies of. 126 
 
 Blind Jack of Knaresborough. See Metcall'. 
 Bliss's (Rev. Dr.) Letters of Eminent Persons. 
 Bloody Massacre in Ireland in 1642. (M. T. 1 1.) 
 
 Prince. See Rupert. 
 
 Blore's(Edw.) Monumental Remains. 
 
 Blossoms at Christmas. 
 
 Blount's (Charles) Life of Apollonius Tyaneus. 
 
 (Edward) Union of Portugal and Castile, 
 
 Translation of Don Quixote. 
 
 (Thomas) Academy of Eloquence. 
 
 (Sir T. Pope) Remarks on Poetry. 
 
 Blucher, (FUrst von Wahlstadt) Leben des. 
 Blue Book, The. Characters and Opinions, 
 Doahdil, a Poem, written in 1319. {P. T. 9.) 
 Boaden's (James) Memoirs of John Kemble. 
 Boaistuau, Histoires Prodigieuses. . 
 
 See Tesserant. 
 
 Boalside, Sermons on accident at, 1 723. See Davidson, 
 Bobbin's (Tim) Works. See ColHer. 
 Boccacio. II Decameron, Salviati. 
 
 La Fiammetta. 
 
 Boccace, Songes de. (V. I.) 
 
 's Fra CipoUa, a Tale. (P. P. 19.) 
 
 Bochas' Tragedies, by Lydgate. 
 
 Renoumyd Ladyes, by Lord Morley. ( W. L. M.) 200 
 
 Bodinus, (Jo.) De Magoimm Djemonomania. 136 
 
 Bodin, (J.) D&ionomanie des Sorciers. . 1S3 
 
 Refutation de. See Nynauld. 
 
 Boduel, (Bothwell) Les Affaires du Conte de, 1568.278 
 Boece's (H.) History of Scotland, by Bellenden. 4 
 
 Boethii Historia Scotonim. . . 12 
 
 Episcop. Murthlac. et Aberd. Vitae. . 
 
 Boetius de Consolatione Philosophic. 
 
 c. n. Bertii. (V. L. C. 9.) 
 
 Bogan's (Z.) Attick Antiquities. (T. 3.) 
 Bogle, ( ) G. Grami Manifesto, &c. 
 Boguet, Discours des Sorciers. 
 Bohemia, History of. (M. LT. H. 32.) 
 Bohl de Faber, Rimas Antiguas Castellanas. 
 Bohun's (Edni.) Origin of Atheism. (T. 13.) 
 Boiardo, Orlando Inamorato. (P. J.) 
 Orlando, co i 3 Libri de N. d. Agostini. 
 
 149 
 70 
 
 339 
 332 
 229 
 229 
 101 
 132 
 191 
 274 
 238 
 339 
 202 
 137.141 
 
 114. 120 
 
 48 
 
 46 
 
 263 
 
 156 
 
 277 
 
 122 
 
 225 
 
 81 
 
 137 
 207 
 340 
 286 
 55 
 274 
 
 359 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Boiardo. See Benii. 
 
 Boig's (Rev. James) Life, by P. Walker. . 73 
 
 Boileau Despr&ux, CEuvres, St. Marc. . 40 
 
 Boisrobert's (Abbe) Hist, of M.^ry Queen of Scots. 7 
 Boissier, Lettres sur Blalefices et Sortilege. 140 
 
 BoUaiid, (James) Life, Trial, &c. of . 152 
 
 (Baron) Surrey's Virgil. . . 274 
 
 Bolron's(R.) Papists' Bloody (3ath of Secrecy. (T. 1.) 93 
 Bolton's (EJ.?) Art of English Poesie. (M. P. A.) 177 
 Bonaniici, (C.) Giornata presso Veletri, 1744. 113 
 
 Bonai)arte,(Louis)ReponseaSirW. Scott. (M.F.4.) 328 
 
 (Liicien) Charlemagne, Poeme Epique. 48 
 
 See Buonai)arte. 
 
 Bonchamps, (Mad..de) Me'm. sur la Vendee. 324 
 
 Bond, (W.) Buchanan's History of Scotland. 9 
 
 Bonneval, Voyage de Mantes. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 Bontemps, (Roger) en belle humeur. . 114 
 
 Bonucci, (Ch.) Pompe'i decrite. . . 274 
 
 Booth, (Barton) Memoirs of, and Poems by. 210 
 
 BooMi/s (Sir B.)Sor.toMcm. of Penelope. (P.T. 10.) 339 
 
 (Mrs. F.) Marcelia, Tragi-Comedy. (O. P. 6.) 214 
 
 Book, The. See Caroline, (Queen). Williams. 
 
 of Common Prayer of Church of England. 1 78. 291 
 
 of St. Albans. See Berners. 
 
 of Husbandry. See Fitzherbert. 
 
 Books, General Catalogue of. See Clavell. 
 Borde's (Dr. A.) Fyrst Boke of Knowledge. 185 
 
 Bordeaux Wines, Classification of See Paguierre. 
 Bordelon, (Abbe) Hist, de M. Oufle. (V. I.) 46 
 
 E.xtravagances of M. Outle. . . 151 
 
 Border Feuds, a Musical Drama. (D. 3.) . 211 
 
 History. See Ridpath Laws. See Nicolson. 
 
 Borthwick, (Joliu) Melvill's Diary. . 279 
 
 (William) on Scottish Feudal Dignities. 9 
 
 Borzacchini's Tuscan Master. . . 317 
 
 Boston's (Rev. Thomas) Memoirs. . 71 
 
 Sermon on Lord's Supper. (P. T. 4.) 77 
 
 Select Discourses. ... 81 
 
 Boswell's (Sir A.) Spirit of Tintoc. . 17 
 
 Edinburgh, or Ancient Royalty. 17 
 
 Clan-Alpin's Vow. ... 17 
 
 Woo-Creel. .... 155 
 
 Songs of Justiciary Opera. . . 155 
 
 Frondes Caducae. . . . 155 
 
 Buke of the Chess. . . . 155 
 
 (Jas.) Life of Dr. Johnson ; Tour to Hebrides. 188 
 
 Account of Coisica. . . . 189 
 
 Boswell, (James, jun.) Roxburghe Garland. I(i2 
 
 Memoir of Edm. Malone. . . 211 
 
 Bosworth Field, Battle of. See Hutton. 
 
 Boterus's Relations of Famous Kingdoms, by R. J. 258 
 
 Botanical Cabinet. See Loddiges. 
 
 Bothwell, (J. Hepburn, Earl of) See Boduel. 
 
 (Fran. Stuart, Earlof,) Proceed.o/afft.Bucclcuch. 13 
 
 Bouchain. Dial. betw. Medley and E.xaminer. (S. T. 5) 
 Bouchet, Me'moires de La Tremoille. (P. C.) 49 
 
 Boucicaut, (J. de) Me'moires de. (P. C.) . 49 
 
 Bougeant, Prince Fan Fe'r^din. (V. 1.) . 45 
 
 Boughton, (Sir T.) Trial of Donellan for Murd. of (T.3.) 
 Bouilk=, (Marq. de) Memoires. . 323 
 
 (Louis de) Me'moires. . . 323 
 
 Bouillon, (Henri Due de) Me'moires. (P. C.) 49 
 
 Boulton's(R.) History of Magick,&c. . 146 
 
 Vindication of do. against Hutchinson. 146 
 
 Reflections on do. See Du Lude. 
 
 Bounina's Poems, in liussian. , . 16H 
 
 Bourbons, Genealogical Memoirs of the. . 228 
 
 Bourdigne', Legende de P. Faifeu. . . 117 
 
 Bourges,(Mons. de) Oraison funebre surJIarie.( Jebb.) 12 
 Bourgogne, Chroniques des Dues de. (B. C.) 51 
 
 Bourne's (William) Art of Shooting in gr. ordnance 3.5 
 
 ( ) Antiquitatcs Vulgares, by Brand. 255 
 
 (Vincent) Poems and Letters, , 227 
 
 Bourrienne, Me'moires sur Napoleon, &c. . 327 
 
 Bouterwek's History of Spanish and Portug. Liter. 31(1 
 Boutigny's (Levayer de) Tarsis and Zelie. 101 
 
 Boutourlin, (Col.) Campagne de Russie, 1812. 325 
 
 Campagne d' AUemagne, 1813. . 325 
 
 Bovet's (R.) Pandemonium. . . 143 
 
 Bowdler's (Thomas) Letter to British Critic. 210 
 
 Life and Character of General Villettes. 254 
 
 (W.) Devil's Cloven Foot. . . 68 
 
 Bowdich's (T. E.) Mission to Ashantee. . 242 
 
 Bower's ( Ar.) Hist, of the Romans. (A. U. H. 9-14.) 206 
 
 (Alexander) History of Edinburgh University. 302 
 
 , (John) Description of Melrose Abbeys. C 
 
 (Walter.) See Fordun. 
 
 Bowes, (And. R.) Life of. See Foote. 
 
 Bowles's (Rev. W. L.) Pope's Works. . 188 
 
 Invariable Principles of Poetry. (T. 1.) 189 
 
 Two Letters to Lord Byron. (T. 5.) 189 
 
 Vindication against Quarterly Review. (T. 6.) 189 
 
 Lessons in Criticism to W. Roscoe. 188 
 
 Missionary, a Poem. . . 194 
 
 360 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Bowles's (Rev. W. L.) Gra\e of the Last Saxon. 200 
 
 Life of Bishop Ken. . . 237 
 
 Parochial History of Bremhill. 237 
 
 Bowring's (Dr. J.) Poetry of the Magyars. 158 
 
 Servian Popular Poetry. . . 1 62 
 
 Boxiana. See Egan. 
 
 Boyce's (EJ.) Campaigns of 1814-15. 
 
 Second Usurpation of Buonaparte. 
 
 Boyd, (Arch.) Disputatio Juridica. 
 
 (Rev. H.) Woodman's Tale, &c. 
 
 Boyer's (Abel) AchUles. Tragedy. (0. P. 1.) 
 
 Annals of Queen Anne. 
 
 French and English Dictionary. 
 
 Boyle, (Hon. Chas.) Exam, of Dr. Bentley 
 
 (Capitaine Robert) Voyages. (V. I.) 
 
 BojTnans, (Baron) Le Garde d' Honneur. . 
 Boyses ( ) Poems. (E. P.) . 
 
 (Samuel) History of Europe, 1739-45. 
 
 Bracciolini, (F.) Schemo degli Dei. 
 Brady's (John) Claris Calendaria. 
 
 (Dr. N.) Rape. Tragedy. (O. P. 7.) . 
 
 and Tate's Psalms. 
 
 Bi-agge's (Rev. F.) Tracts on Witch of Walkern, 
 
 Defences of Proc. against W. of W. . 
 
 Brainerd's (Rev. D.) Life, by Edwards. 
 Brand's (Rev. J.) History of Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
 
 Bourne's Observations on Popular Antiquities. 255 
 
 Brande's (Prof. W. T.) Disser. on Ciiemical Science. 265 
 Brant's (Seb.) Ship of Fooles, &c. by Barclay. 101 
 Brantome, M^moires de, sur Marie. (Jebb.) 12 
 
 CEuvresde. . . . 121 
 
 Brathwait's (Richard) Drunken Barnaby's Journies. 192 
 
 English Gentleman. . . Ill 
 
 Essays on the Five Senses. (Arc. C.) . 184 
 
 Law of Drinking, &c. . 133 
 
 Rules, &c. for anEarle's House. (M. A. A. 8.) 176 
 
 Braun's Hermann der Cherusker. . . 54 
 
 Bray, (W.) Evelyn's Memoirs. . 240 
 
 Braybrooke's (Richard, Lord) Pepys's Memoiis. 242 
 Brecknock's (T.) Letter resp. G. R. Fitzgerald. ( P. 3. ) 302 
 Bremner's (Cha.'i.) Letters to Sedgwick. (S. T. 3.) 344 
 Bremond, L' Heureux Esclave. . . 113 
 
 Brentano, (Clem.) Der Goldfaden. . . 33 
 
 Des Knaben WUnderhom. . . 54 
 
 Brereton's (Hum.) Song of Lady Bessy. See Heywood. 
 
 (Sir W.) Let. on Surrender of Chester. (T. 1 2.) 60 
 
 Brerewood's (E.) Divers, of Languages and Religion. 248 
 
 361 
 
 319 
 310 
 5C 
 1.09 
 212 
 244 
 267 
 Diss. 223 
 
 325 
 
 42 
 
 18 
 
 39 
 
 254 
 
 220 
 
 291 
 
 151 
 
 128 
 
 71 
 
 241 
 
 Bret, (M.) CEuvres de Moliere. . 40 
 
 Breton's (N.) Poste with a Packet of Mad Letters. 128 
 
 Longing of a Blessed Heart. . . 155 
 
 Melancholike Humours. . . 155 
 
 Characters, Good and Bad. (A. 5.) . 184 
 
 Handful of Fragrant Flowers. (Hel. 2.) 1 84 
 
 Flourish upon Fancie. (Hel. 3.) . 184 
 
 Brettell's (Rev. J.) Country Minister. . 164 
 
 Breuhowse's (J.) Highland Spectator. Cham of Fate. 9 
 Breval's ( ) Play is the Plot. Com. (O. P. 8.) 220 
 
 Brewer's (Anthony) Lingua. Comedy. (0. P. 1.) 214 
 
 Countrie Girl. Comedy. . . 217 
 
 Brewster's (Sir D.) Edinburgh Philosoph. Journal, 329 
 
 Edinburgh Journal of Science. 329 
 
 Life of Sir Isaac Newton. . . 315 
 
 Letters on Natural Magic. . . 183. 332 
 
 Bridgewater, (F.H.E. of) Life of Ld. Chan. Egerton 230 
 Brienne, (Comte de) Memoires. (P. C.) . 5(" 
 
 Bright's (Dr. R.) Travels in Hungary. . 239 
 
 Brighthelmston, History of, 1795. . . 303 
 
 Brinvilliers, (Marchioness of) History of. (B. T. 12.) 309 
 Brisbane, (Rev. James) Sermon by. (F. S.) 69 
 
 Briscoe's (J.) Discoiu-se on MiUion Act. (M. T. 1 1 .) 288 
 Bristed's (John) Tour through Scottish Highlands. 22 
 Bristol, Relation of Storming of. 1 646. (T. 20.) 61 
 
 Letter of Cromwell on taking of. (T. 25.) 61 
 
 Britain, Ancient History of. (U. H. 17.) 206 
 
 History of, to the Conquest. See Milton. 
 
 Triumphant, by an East-Lothian Ploughman'. 1 64 
 
 's Remembrancer, 1747. . . 96 
 
 Britann. Saxon et Anglo-Dan. Hist. Scriptores. 27 
 
 Britannica Historia, Comment. Tres de. 227 
 
 British Apollo. Answers to Curious Questions. 
 
 Drama, Ancient and Modern. 
 
 Empire, Present State of, 1768. 
 
 Essayists, by Chalmers. 
 
 Herald. See Robson. 
 
 Librarian. See Oldys. 
 
 Libraries, celebrated. See Clarke. 
 
 JMilitary Trans, in Indostan. See Orme. 
 
 Nights Entertainments, &c. 
 
 Physicians, Lives of. (M. F. L.) 
 
 Political Writers, 1740, Hist. Ac. of. (C. o. P.3.) 307 
 
 Seamen, Advent, of in Southern Oc. (C. M. 4.) 315 
 
 Theatrical Gallery, by Terry. . 263 
 
 Wonders. See Ward, (Edw.) (P. T. 19.) 309 
 
 Britton's (John) Hist, of Redcliffe Church, Bristol. 32 
 
 137 
 
 43 
 
 255 
 
 334 
 
 111 
 
 315 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Bvitton's (John) Hist, of Eoslyn Chapel. . 270 
 
 Rights of Literature ... 33 
 
 Memoir of his oivn Life. . . 137 
 
 Remarks on Shakspearc. . . 200 
 
 Broadsides, Collection of Printed, ab. 1689. 271 
 
 Brockedon's (W.) Passes of the Alps. . 261 
 
 Brockett'a (J.T.) Bartlet's Coins of Durham and R. 256 
 
 Beauvais on Coins and Medals. . 256 
 
 Catalogue of Books printed by G. Allan. 180 
 
 Glossary of North Country Words. . 198 
 
 Lithgow's Siege of Newcastle. . 256 
 
 Numismata Aurea Imp. Rom. . 227 
 
 Brodie,(W.) and Smith, (G.) Trial of. (C.T. 4.) 131.295 
 Brodie'a (Geo.) History of British Empire. 254 
 
 Brome's (Alex.) Cunning Lovers, Comedy. (O.P. 4.) 214 
 
 . Covent Garden Drollery. (D. 3.) . 170 
 
 Antipodes, Comedy. (O. P. 2.) . 215 
 
 (Rich.) Jovial Crew, or Merry Beggars. 212 
 
 Sparagus Garden, Comedy. (0. P. 4.) 214 
 
 Poems. (E. P.) ... 42 
 
 Bromhall's(T.) Treatise of Spectres. . 122 
 
 See Magica, de Spectris. 
 
 Brompton, (Joann.) Hist. Ang. (Twysd.) . 27 
 
 Brooke (Lord) Worthy Speech of, 1643. (T. 1.) 60 
 
 's (Henry) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 (Miss) Reliques of Irish Poetry. . 196 
 
 (R. jun.) Obs. on Battle of Stoke Field. 243 
 
 Broome's (Dr. W.) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Brougham's (Lord) Objects, &c. of Science. 182. 300 
 Broughton's (Hugh) Translations from the Bible. 83 
 Brown, (Rev. Dr. A.) Serm. on Love of Country. 80.293 
 
 Life of Prof. Christison. (S. T. 8.) 
 
 344 
 
 (C. Brockden) Life, by Dunlap. 
 
 114 
 
 Arthur Mervyn. 
 
 114 
 
 Carwin, the Biloquist. 
 
 114 
 
 Edgar Huntly. 
 
 114 
 
 Jane Talbot 
 
 114 
 
 Philip Stanley. 
 
 114 
 
 Ormond. .... 
 
 114 
 
 Wieland .... 
 
 114 
 
 (Jas.) Poems on Mil. Battles, &c. (V. P. P. 3.) 342 
 
 (John) Geneal. Tree of Royal Family. 
 
 260 
 
 (Rev. John) History of Indulgence. . 
 
 83 
 
 Review of, by Vilant. 
 
 73 
 
 (Rev. Jn.) Rod of God shaken, &c. (T. 7.) 
 
 66 
 
 Two Sermons. (F. S.) 
 
 69 
 
 (Rev. Jn.) Hist. Ac. of Seceders. (S. & T. 2. 
 
 )292 
 
 Brown, (Jn.) Sufferings of, &c. 1680.(R. & M. T. 3.) 342 
 
 (Capt. J.) Letters on Edinb. Police. . 301 
 
 ( of Newhall) Comic Scots Poems. 17 
 
 (Tho.) INIiscellanea Aulica. . . 8 
 
 Compleat Works, Prose and Verse. . Ill 
 
 Life of Jo. Hayns. . . . 34 1 
 
 (Rev. Dr. W. L.) Fast Sermon, 1794. (S. 3.) 293 
 
 Browne, (Jac.) Disputatio Juridica. . 33 
 
 Crit. Exam, of Dr. MaccuUoch's Highlands. 22 
 
 (I. H.) De Animi Immortalitate, Poema. 201 
 
 (Miss M. A.) Mont Blanc. . . 166 
 
 Ada, and other Poems. . 166 
 
 Repentance, and other Poems. . 166 
 
 (Sir Thomas) Works. . . 233 
 
 Browning (J.) Northern Popular Tales. . 335 
 Brownlee's (Thos.) Bat. of Drumclog and Bothwell. 79 
 
 Bruce^s (Sir Alei.) Speech in Pari. 1702. (C. T. 2.) 290 
 
 (Alex.) Institutions of Military Law. 295 
 
 (Jas.) Travels in Abyssinia, by Murray. 233 
 
 Life, by Head. (M.F. L.) . . 315 
 
 (King Robert). See Barbour. Gordon. Kerr. 
 
 (Brussii) Oratio ad Mackaium. (S. T. 8.) 18 
 
 (Rev. Robert) Sermons. . . 70 
 
 Brunnmark's (Rev. G.) Swedish Grammar. . 38 
 
 Bruns, (P. J.) Abulpharagii R. G. Richardi I. 253 
 
 Romantische, &c. Gedichte. . 118 
 
 Brunsvicensium Rerum Scriptores, a Leibnitz, 265 
 
 Brunswick, The, a Poem. . . . 162 
 
 Theatre, Account of Destruction of (D. P 3.) 344 
 
 Brunton's (Jlrs.) Self Control. 
 
 Discipline. .... 
 
 Character of (M. T. 7.) 
 
 Bniscambille, Fantasies de. 
 
 Brutus and Cassius. (S. T. 24.) 
 
 Bryan's (Dan.) Appeal for suffering Genius. 
 
 Bryant's (W. C.) Poems. 
 
 Brydges's (Sir E.) Archaica. 
 
 Bertram. .... 
 
 Breton's Longing. 
 
 ^__— — . Melanch. Humours. 
 
 - British Bibliographer. 
 
 - Censura Literaria. 
 
 - CoUins's Peerage of England. 
 . Hagthorpe's Poems. '. 
 
 - Hammond's Occasional Poems. 
 
 - Laelii Oratio in Obitum T. Tassi. 
 
 - Misc. Poetica Anglicana. 
 
 334 
 334 
 342 
 115 
 306 
 32 
 164 
 184 
 204 
 155 
 155 
 177 
 203 
 236 
 275 
 177 
 276 
 177 
 
 362 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Brydges'B (Sir E.) PhUips's Theat. Poet. Anglic. 191 
 
 Raleigh's Poems. . . . 171 
 
 Restituta. . . . . 231 
 
 Euminator. .... 204 
 
 Stanley's Anacreon, Bion, Moschus. . 1 7.5 
 
 Wither 's Shepherds Hunting. . 171 
 
 Brydone'a (P.) Tour through Sicily and Jlalta. 318 
 Brydson's (The.) Observations cone. Precedence. 14 
 
 Summary View of Heraldry. . 234 
 
 Brysson, (Geo.) Memoirs of, by Dr. M'Crie. 302 
 
 Buccaneers of America. See Esquemeling. 
 Buccleuch, (Chas. D. of,) Rules for adv. Guards. 
 
 (Henr}-, D. of,) Elegy on. See Galloway. 
 
 (Walter, Duke of,) Chartulary of Melrose. 
 
 Buchan Farmer's True Jlethod. 
 
 (Darid, Earl of,) Essays. 
 
 Gleanings of Old Ballads. 
 
 Ballads of North of Scotland. 
 
 (P.) History of Keith Family. 
 
 Witchcraft detected, &c. 
 
 (Dr. W.) Domestic Jledicine. 
 
 ( ) Descr. of St. KUda. (M.S.) 
 
 Buchanan's (Dav.) Truths Manifest, Answer to. 
 
 'Knox's History of the Reformation. 
 
 De Scriptoribus Scotis. 
 
 Buchanani (Geo.) Opera, a Ruddimanu. 
 
 , Detectio Mariae Reg. (Jebb. Coll.) 
 
 's History of Scotland, by Bond. 
 
 Appendix to, cont. Detection, &c. 
 
 Notes on, by Crawford. 
 
 Chamaeleon. . 
 
 Franciscan Friar, by Provand. 
 
 Life, by Dr. Irving. 
 
 (Rev. J. L.) Travels in Hebrides. 
 
 (Tho9.) Illust. of Organ of Hearing. 
 
 i (Wm.) Scottish Surnames. 
 
 Buchon, Chroniques Nationales Franjaises. 
 Buck's (Sir Geo.) Hist, of Richard III. (C. H. E.) 249 
 Buckhurst's(Lord)MirourforMag:is. 173. (B. B.4.) 177 
 Buckingham, (D. of,) Poisoner of Jas. I. See Eglisham. 
 
 298 
 
 280 
 299 
 301 
 160 
 160 
 
 16 
 
 109 
 
 298 
 
 7. 19 
 
 59 
 
 279 
 10 
 12 
 9 
 9 
 20 
 7 
 168 
 
 6 
 
 34 
 
 7 
 
 50-1 
 
 (Geo. VilUers, 2d D. of,) Two Plays. 
 
 Discourse, &c. on Religion. (T. 1-8.) 
 
 (J. Sheffield, Duke of,) Works. 
 
 Temple of Death. (C. P.) 194. (P. P. 14.) 
 
 Poems. (E. P.) ... 
 
 Buckland's (Rev. W.) Reliquiae Dilurianae. 
 Buda, Siege of. Relation of. (B. and S. 4.) 
 
 218 
 286-7 
 191 
 305 
 42 
 271 
 157 
 
 Budworth's (Rev. W.) Sermon, 1745. (T. 3.) 98 
 
 Buffon, (Comte de) Histoire Naturelle. . 51 
 
 Bugg's (Rev. F.) Four Tracts against Quakers. 78 
 
 Quaker Principle exposed. (T. 11.) . 293 
 
 Bugni, (Sm.) Inni di Sig. Barbauld. . 269 
 
 Bukelingi Genio, Poema. See Camberlyn. 
 Bulkely and Cumming's Voyage to South Seas. 31 
 Bulletin de Paris en 1814 et 1815. . 326 
 
 Bulletins Officiels de la Grande Armee. . 327 
 
 Bullinger's Christen Matr)Tnonye. See Coverdale. 
 Bullock's (C.) Woman is a Riddle, Com. (O. P. 9.) 220 
 
 (W.) Desc. of Napoleon's Carriage. (M. T. 5.) 342 
 
 Bulwer's (E. L.) Ismael, and other Poems. 163 
 
 Bunbury's (H.) Annalsof Horsemanship,(Gamba(lo.) 13 
 Buncle, (John) Life of. See Amory. 
 
 (John, junior,) Essays and Letters. . 131 
 
 Bunn's (Alfred) Poems. 
 
 Bunyan's (John) Pilgrim's Progress. 
 
 with Notes by Burder. 
 
 with Life by Southey. 
 
 Holy AVar, by Burder. 
 
 Buonaparte, (Napoleon.) 
 
 Amours Secrettes de. . 
 
 Cabinet des TuHeries dep. Mars 1815. (P. H. 2.) 
 
 Galerie Militaire de. . 
 
 Histoire des Conspirations centre. 
 
 Itineraire de, depuis son depart. (P. H. 5.) 
 
 Itineraire de, de 1' He d' Elbe a Ste. Helene. 
 
 Portefeuille de. No. 1. (R. M. 3.) 
 
 Trois Mois de, 1 8 1 5. ( P. H. 4. ) . 
 
 See Bourrienne. Gallois. Napoleon. &c. 
 
 Buonarroti, (M. A.) La Tancia. (P. I. 33.) 
 
 Life of, by Duppa. 
 
 Burckhardt's (J. L.) Travels in Nubia. 
 Burder,(Rev.G.) Bunyan's Holy War.179.PiIg.Prog. 
 Burger's (G. A.) Sammtliche Schriften. 
 
 Hussar of Magdeburg, by Denovan. (P. P. 3.) 
 
 Lenore, by H. J. Pye. (M. P. 1 1.) 
 
 by Sir W. Scott. (Chase. William and Ellen.) 
 
 by W. R. Spencer. 
 
 by William Taylor. (M. P. 12.) 
 
 Parody on. (P. P. 2.) 
 
 Burghley's (Lord) State Papers. Haynes Murdin. 
 Burke's (G.) Ode on K.'s Visit to Ireland. (P. T. 8.) 
 
 (Edmund) Works. 
 
 Origin of Sublime and Beautiful. 
 
 Vindication of Natural Society. (D. F. P.) 
 
 241 
 239 
 335 
 47 
 312 
 186 
 271 
 242 
 186 
 312 
 283 
 339 
 193 
 203 
 204 
 
 363 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Burke's (Ed.) Maxims, Opinions, anil Characters. 24G 
 
 Sjiecch on Independence of Pari. (M. T. 4.) 312 
 
 (T. T.) Royal Visit. (I. P. 3.) . 341 
 
 (William, &c.) Trial of, for Murder. . 295 
 
 Barman's (Charles) Letters. See Ashmole. 149 
 
 Burn's (Dr. R.) Justice of Peace. . . 296 
 
 History of Westmoreland and Cumberland. 252 
 
 Burnaby's (Charles) Four Plays. . . 219 
 
 Barnes's (James) Visit to Court of Sinde. 317 
 
 Burnet's (Bishop) History of Reformation. 29 
 
 History of his oivn Time. . . 2 
 
 See Beach. Higgons. Salmon. 
 
 Life of Sir Blatthew Hale. . . 193 
 
 Life of John, Earl of Rochester. . 139 
 
 Jlemoirs of Dukes of Hamilton. . 2 
 
 Preface, &c. to Pastoral Care. (C. of S.) 80 
 
 Behaviour of Bishops in 1C88. . 304 
 
 Controversy with Dr. Lowth. (T. 8. 9. 10.) 286 
 
 Refl. on King's Proclam. 1687. (R. P. 1.) 84. 289 
 
 Reflections on Varillas's History. (E. T. 1.) 250 
 
 Sermon concerning Popery. (S. 1.) . 98 
 
 Ser. on Coronation of Will, and Mary. (T. 7.) 286 
 
 Speech on Billagainst Occ. Conformity. (T. 7.) 285 
 
 Speech on Sacheverell's Impeachment. (T. 5.) 88 
 
 The White Crow. New Doctrines of. (T. 22.) 88 
 
 (Gilb.) Disput. de Belli Causis. (R. P. T.IO.) 290 
 
 (John) Criminal Law of Scotland. . 272 
 
 (T.)Neces3.ofimpeach.Ministry,and Answer. 306 
 
 (Sir Thomas) SentJons preached at Leijs. 69 
 
 Burney, (Bliss.) See D'Arblay. 
 
 (Dr. W.) Falconer's Marine Dictionary. 266 
 
 Burnomania, Celebrity of Burns consid. religiously. 160 
 
 Bums, (Robert) Poems. ... 199 
 
 Works, by Dr. Currie. . . 199 
 
 Reliques of, by C»omek. . . 199 
 
 Life of, by Lockhart. . . .199,251 
 
 — — Fornicator's Court. . . . 160 
 
 Letters to Clarinda. . . . 160 
 
 Poems, Kidd's Illustrations of. . 196 
 
 Views Illustrative of . . 199 
 
 Tarn 0^Sha7iler, the original MS. . 104 
 
 " Saw ye 7ni/ Maggie" Song. . . 160 
 
 (R. of Hamilton,) Cadzow Castle. (S. P. 2.) 341 
 
 Bumworth, (E.) Life and Robberies of. . 126 
 
 Burrow's (Sir Jas.) Anecdotes rel. to Cromwell, &c. 62 
 
 Burrowes's (Dean) Sermons on the Lessons. 292 
 
 Burt's (Capt.) Letters from North of Scotland. 19 
 
 Burton's (Charles) Bardiad, a Poem. . 168 
 
 (H.) Narr. of shutting out of Church. (T. 34.) 61 
 
 Grand Impostor Unmasked, (Abp. Laud.) 62 
 
 (Robert) Anatomy of Melancholy. . 123 
 
 (R.) Delights for the Ingenious. . 25 
 
 E.Ktraordinary Adventures. . . 25 
 
 Female Excellency. ... 25 
 
 History of Oliver Cromwell. . . 25 
 
 History of Ireland. ... 25 
 
 History of London and Westminster. 25 
 
 History of Nine Worthies. . . 25 
 
 History of Wars in England, &c. . 25 
 
 Memorable Accidents. . . 25 
 
 Triumphs of Divine Justice. . . 25 
 
 Triumphs of Love. ... 25 
 
 Unfortunate Court Favourites . 25 
 
 Unhappy Princesses. ... 25 
 
 Unparallel'd Varieties. . . 25 
 
 Wonderful Prodigies of Judgment, &c. 1 3 ~ 
 
 Bury St. Edmunds, History of. . . 249 
 
 Bury's (Lady Charlotte) Poems. . . 179 
 
 (Jacob) Advice to the Commons. (M. T. 7.) 2S8 
 
 Busching,(Dr.J.G.)Deut8cheGedichted.Mittelalter8.63 
 
 Sammlung Deutscher Volkslieder. . 47 
 
 Ritterzeit u. Ritterwesen. . . 48 
 
 Schloss zu Marienburg. . . 102 
 
 Busk's (Hans) Banquet. &c. Poems. . 201 
 
 Vestriad, a Poem. . . . 201 
 
 Bussy Rabutin, Hist. Amoureuse des Gaules. 114 
 
 Butler, (Charles) Hist. Mem. resp. Br. Catholics. 251 
 
 Reminiscences of. . . . 254 
 
 (Major) Fourth Paper. (M. T. 3.) . 2SK 
 
 (Nathan) the Penitent Murderer. . 133 
 
 (Samuel) Poems. (E. P.) 42. Hudibras. 182,242 
 
 Butson's (C.) Love rf our Country. (0. P. P.) 169 
 
 Buxtorff 's Traditions of the Jews. . . 135 
 
 Buzot, Memoires. .... 324 
 
 Byiom's (Samuel) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Byron's (Lord) Poetical Works, &c. . 198 
 
 Don Juan, Cantos 1.2. . . 195 
 
 Private Correspondence, by Dallas. . 195 
 
 Letters and Journals, by Moore. . 195 
 
 Letter to Murray on Bowles's Pope. (T. 1.) 189 
 
 Conversations, by Medwin. . . 198 
 
 Monody on Sheridan. (P. M. 2.) . 199 
 
 Stanzas to Memory of. (P. P. 18.) . 343 
 
 (Lady)Rera.onMoor'8eLife,&c.(M,E.P. 12.)343 
 
 364 
 
INDEX. 
 
 1G5 
 334 
 185 
 44.45 
 103.119 
 115 
 
 C. (C.) Life and Death of Marquis of Argylc. IC 
 
 C. (J.) Two Merrj' Milkmaids. Com. (O. P. 1.) 21C 
 Cabala, Mysteries of State, &c. . . 27 
 
 Cabaners (Dan.) Poems and Imitations. 
 Cabinet, The. Selected by J. Aitken. 
 
 Sportsman's. 
 
 Cabinet des Fees. 
 
 Satyrique. 
 
 de 1' Eloquence Franfoisc. (F. F. 8.) 
 
 Caesar, (Julius) Acquitted. See Dennis. 
 Caesaris Commentarii, Graevii. (V. L. C. 10.) 225 
 
 Caesar's Commentaries, Edmundes'sObserv. on. 140 
 Cagliostro, (Comte de) Me'moires du. . 147 
 
 demasqu^ a Varso^^e. . . 341 
 
 Cairns, (Elizabeth) Memoirs of. . . 75 
 
 See Greig. 
 
 Calabri (Quint.) Praetermissa Ilomeri. ( A'.G.C. 1 7.) 225 
 Calamy's (Rev. E.) Ser. on Cov. Breaking. (T. 19.) 286 
 
 (Rev. Dr. E.) Sermon, May 6, 1713. (Ser.) 80 
 
 Calcutta Cathedra], Monument to .Tohn Adam in, 34 
 Calder, (Rev. R.) Case of Episcopal Clergy. (C.T. 1 0.) 289 
 
 (?) Scotch Presbyterian Eloquence. . C5 
 
 _ Curat, Whipt, by T. T. (T. 15.) . 284 
 
 See Ridpath. 
 
 Calderon, (Don Rod.) Relation of Death of. (T.) 127 
 Calderwood's (Rev. D.) Church History of Scotland. 12 
 
 (J.) Dying Testimony of Christ, in Scotland. 77 
 
 Caledon's Complaint. See Mure. 
 Caledonia. See Chalmers. Darien. 
 Caledonian Heroine, a Poem. See Colvill. 
 
 Mercury. 1745-47. 
 
 Calef's (R.) More Wonders of Iiivis. World. 
 Calendar. See Brady. Hone. Forster. 
 Cale7id<trium Nuiurulc Magicum. 
 Callander, Sketch of Scenery of. (S. P. 3.) 
 
 (John) Letters from, tn George Paton. 
 
 Caliph Vathek, by Beckford. 
 
 Callcott's (Lady) Life of Nic. Poussin. 
 
 Callimachus, Spanhemii. (V. G. C. 6.) 
 
 Calliope's Cabinet open. See Salter. 
 
 Calmet, (Dom. A.) Traitc- sur les Apparitions. 
 
 Calvinistic Purge. See Webster. 
 
 Camberlyn, ( J .B.) Eyckii immortali Genio. ( M.T. 1 . ) 34 1 
 
 Bukelingi Genio. (M. T. 2.) . . 341 
 
 Cambridge University, History of. See Fuller. 
 
 (Earl of) Last Speech of. (Cap. Cont.) 2G 
 
 's (R. 0.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 100 
 150 
 
 140 
 341 
 87 
 44 
 199 
 224 
 
 141 
 
 Camden's (William) Britannia, by Gough. 232 
 
 History of Q, Elizab. and K. James I. (C. U.) 249 
 
 Cameron, (Dr. Archibald) Historical Accouut of 91 
 
 Speech (intended) of, at E.\ecution. . 91 
 
 (Rev. R.) Life of, by Walker. . 73 
 
 's Predictions. 1680. (T.) . . 75 
 
 Camercmians, Nitlisdale, Minute Book of . . 81 
 
 Records of Preshytery at Quarreltoun. . 81 
 
 Camocns, (L. de) Lusiad, by Mickle. (E. P.) 42. 195 
 
 L' Isle Enchante'e. (V. L) . . 45 
 
 — .— , Poema. See Almeida. 
 
 Campagne des Allies. 1813-15. . . 48 
 
 Campan, (Jlad.) Me'moires sur JIarie Antoinette. 324 
 Campbell, (Alex.) Intro, to Hist, of Scottish Poetry. 13 
 
 Grampians Desolate. Poem. . 160.167 
 
 Journeys through North Britain. . 14 
 
 M'Kintosh's Gaelic Proverbs. . 86 
 
 (Alex) Cartularium Com. de Levcnax. 281 
 
 (Arch.) Lexiphanes. . . . 130 
 
 . Sale of Authors. . . . 13(i 
 
 (Arch.) Voyage round the World. . 253 
 
 (Chas.) Jlemoii-s and Trial of (S. T. 4.) .544 
 
 (Lady Charlotte.) See Bury. 
 
 (Collin, of Glenderoul) Letter to. (C. O. P. 2.) 100 
 
 (Duncan) New Gaelic Song Book. . 169 
 
 (Duncan) Life of. See Defoe. 
 
 (Dr. Hugh) Case of Q. Mary and Q. Elizabeth. 23 
 
 Love Letters of Queen Mary. . 23 
 
 Detec. of Q. JIary'sLove Letters. (H. P.T. 2.) 343 
 
 (Sir Hugh) Essay on Lord's Prayer. . 68 
 
 (James) Treatise of Slodern Faulconry. 157 
 
 (Jas.) Argyle's Letters to Lauderdale. 278 
 
 (Dr. John) Descrip. of Scottish Highlands. (F.) 16 
 
 Account of the Herring-Fishery. (T.) 16 
 
 Sentiments of a Dutch Patriot. 1746. 91 
 
 Hermippus Redjvivus. See Cohausen. 
 
 Lives of British Admirals, cont. by Berkenhout. 253 
 
 (Miss, of Zetland) Poems. . . 17 
 
 (Mungo) Trial of, for murd. of Lord Eglinton. 297 
 
 (Robert) Life of John Duke of Argyle. 15 
 
 (Thomas) Pleasures of Hope. . 195 
 
 Gertrude of Wyoming. . . 195 
 
 Poetical Works. . . . 1 60 
 
 Specimens of British Poets. . . 190 
 
 {Maj.-Gcri.) Cnmp. of Aryjileshire Levies. 1746. 85 
 
 Campbells, Account of Depredations on the, in 1 685-86. 3 
 Campion, (Edm. Jesuit) Declara. and Testim. of. 58 
 5 .3 A 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Campion, (E.) Arte of Eng. Poesie. (M.P.A. 1.) 177 
 
 Camus's Admirable Events, by Du Verger. 103 
 
 Triumphs of Love, by R. Burton. . 25 
 
 Canada (Lower) Watchman. (1829.) . 133 
 
 Canaries's (Rev.Dr.)Rome"s Add. toXanity. (T.2,) 286 
 Canary Islands, Discovery and Conquest of. Glas. 253 
 Canciani Barbarorum Leges Antiquae. . 251 
 
 Canicola, (C. M.) Inteitenimenti Estivi. . 268 
 
 Canning-s(Geo.) Letter to Earl Camden. (i\I.P.28.) 186 
 
 Speech on the Address, Jan. 1817. (P. P. 2.) 313 
 
 Two Speeches on Bullion Report. (P. P. 5.) 313 
 
 Speeches on Portuguese Affairs. (H. P.T. 11.) 343 
 
 Gr. Viz. Remarks on Claims of. (31. E. P. 9.) 342 
 
 Tribute in Verse to, by Jackson. (P. P. 20.) 343 
 
 __ Lines on Death of, by Maude. (P. P. 12.) 343 
 Cantalicio, (G. B.) Hist, di Consalvo de Cordova. 268 
 Cant, (Rev. A.) Discourse on Renew, the Covenant. 76 
 
 (James) Notes on History of Perth. . 17 
 
 Language, Dictionaries of. . 130. 131. 134 
 
 See Carew. Grose. Head. Smith. 
 
 Canuel, (General) Guerre de la Vendue. 1815. 326 
 
 Canzonette Italiani, (iuattro. (I. C. I. 9-12.) 339 
 
 Capacity and Genius, Essay on. See Mitchell. 
 Capasso, (N.) Poesie Napoletani. (P. N.) . 57 
 
 CapeU's (Arthur, Lord) Contemplations. . 26 
 
 Capello, (Dr. P.) Corriero Infidele. . 106 
 
 Capitani Illustri, Elogii di. . . 268 
 
 Capmany,(Don. A.de)Ordenanza3Navalesde.\ragon. 48 
 
 Teatro de Eloquencia Espanola. ' . 49 
 
 Capriata^s Wars of Italy. 1613-44. . 263 
 
 Capuein Fathers, Lives of Three. . . 250 
 
 Capyeii Carmen de Nativitate Domini. (P. T. 16.) 339 
 Caraboo, Princess of Javasu, Impostures of. 1 40 
 
 Carraccioli, Voyage de la Raison. (V. I.) 43 
 
 Caradoc's History of Wales, by Wynne. . 237 
 
 Cardonnc's Eastern Miscellany. . . 43 
 
 Care,(H.) Agrippa's Female Pre-eminence. (T. 3.) 108 
 
 Pacquet of Advice from Rome. (C. T. 1.) 287 
 
 Carew, (Bamp. Sloore) King of the Beggars. 130 
 
 (Sir G. Earl of Totnes) Regan's Hist. (H. Hib.) 241 
 
 Story of Richaid I I.'s last being in Ireland, (ih.) 241 
 
 ^_ (Richard) Survey of Cornwall. . 243 
 
 (Thomas) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Carey's (D.) Craig Phadric, &c. . . 9 
 
 (George) Contrivances, Opera. . 212 
 
 (P<(^) TridaU Ballads and Triolets. . 107 
 
 Poems. . . . . 155 
 
 Carey's (Pat.) Trivial Poems, by Scott. . 155 
 
 (Wm.) Descr. of West's Death on Pale Horse. 180 
 
 of Stothard's Pilgrims to Canterbury. 182 
 
 Cargill's(Rev. D.) Lifeby AValker. . 65.73 
 
 Letter to his Paroch at Glasgow. 1631. 69 
 
 Caricatures, Collections of. . . 57. 330 
 
 Carlaverock, Siege of, in 1300. See Nicolas. 
 Carlell's (L.) Two New Playes. . . 215 
 
 Carleton's (Sir D.) Letters from Holland. . 244 
 
 (Capt. George) Memoirs of War in Spain. 231. 244 
 
 (John) Ultimum Vale of. (T.) . 127 
 
 (Mary, alias the German Princess,) Life. 127. 152 
 
 Carlisle, (Comte de) Ambassades de. See Miege. 40 
 
 (Fred. Earl of,) Tragedies and Poems. 197 
 
 Carminum Macaronicorum Delectus. See Duncan. 
 Carnarvon's (Earl of) Moor, a Poem. . 202 
 
 Carne's (John) Letters from the East. . 23(; 
 
 Carnegie, (J.) Trial of, forMurd. of Ld. Strathmore. 297 
 Carnot, Me'moires Hist, et Jlilitaires. . 327 
 
 Caro, (Annibal) Virgilio. Eneide. . . 274 
 
 (Doro) Neueste Novellen. . . 52 
 
 Carolan, (Irish Harper) Commemoration of. (T.) l!l 
 Carolina, South, and Georgia, History of. . 244 
 
 Caroline, Princess of Wales, aft. Queen. The Book. 255 
 Carpenter, (George, Lord) Life of. . 89 
 
 Carpenter's (Rev. R.) E.xperience, History, Ace. 245 
 Carpentier, Glossariimi med. et inf. Latinitatis. 251 
 Carr versus Hood, Report of Trial of. (P. & P. 7.) 1 92 
 Carriages, Early use of, in England. See Markland. 
 Carrick, (Jas.) Account of the Robberies of. (P. 1.) 297 
 Can-ion-Nisas, De 1' Organisation de 1' Arme'e. 327 
 Carruthers's (Adj.) Cavalry Instructions. . 298 
 
 Carstares's (Principal) State Papers. . 4 
 
 Carte's (T.) Life of James Duke of Ormonde. 27 
 
 Carter's (M.) Analysis of Honor and Armory. 259 
 
 Cartouche, Poeme. See Grandval. 
 Cartularium Comitatus de Levenax. . 281 
 
 Cartwright's (Dr. E.) Armine and Elvira. 164. 186 
 
 (W.) Comedies, Tragi-Comedies, and Poems. 222 
 
 (Poems. (E. P.) . . . 42 
 
 Gary's (Earl of Monmouth) Memoirs. See Scott. 
 
 (John) English Atlas. . . 262 
 
 New Itinerary of England, &c. . 335 
 
 Caryl's (Rev. J.) Sermon at Lincolns Inn. 69 
 
 (J.) English Princess. Tragedy. (O. P. 13.) 220 
 
 ^ Sir Solomon, Comedy. (0. P. 11.) . 220 
 
 Casa, (G. della) Poesie. (P. I. 26.) . 55 
 
 366 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Casaubon's (Dr. M.) Treatise, proving Spirits, &.c. !4.j 
 
 Treatise concerning Enthusiasm. (T. 3.) 14G 
 
 Dr. John Dee's Works. . . 208 
 
 Case, (Don. B. de) Distruttione del Indie Occid. 4'J 
 
 (ConUe de Las.) See Las Cases. 
 
 Case succcsso in Valcnza. (S. N. L 8.) . 340 
 Castelnau, (Mich.) Memoiressur Marie. (.Jebb. Coll.) 1'2 
 
 M^moires. (P. C.) . . . 49 
 
 Casti, (G.) Gli Animali Parlanti. . . 54 
 
 Court of Beasts. Translated by Rose. 250 
 
 Novellc. .... 54 
 
 Castiglione, ( ) Poesie. (P. I. 2G.) . 55 
 
 Castiglioni, (Gio.) Saggio s. Uomo di Pope. 2G8 
 
 Castillo-Sovorzano, Dona Rufine. . . 110 
 Castle of Otranto. See Orfbrd. 
 
 Castlehaven's (Earl of) Jlemoirs. . . 25G 
 
 Catalans, Case of the. 1714. (S.T. 42.) . 306 
 
 CAT.iLOGUES : 
 
 Ancient Arms and Armour. . . ICO 
 
 Advocates' Library, Edinburgh. . . 2G5 
 
 Bone's Miniature Portraits in enamel. . 197 
 
 Books to be sold by auction. Edin. 168G. (T. 2.) 8G 
 
 Books printed in England. lGCG-81. . 154 
 
 Books printed abroad. 1670-80. . 154 
 
 Books printed at Geo. Allan's press, Darlington. 180 
 
 David Constable's Library. . . 340 
 
 Lord Gray's Library at Kinfauns. . 251 
 
 Dr. Heath's Library. . . . 1.07 
 
 Original Pictures. (G. Walker.) . 1 80 
 
 Dean Swift's Library. ... 303 
 
 Writers to the Signet Library, Edinburgh. 272 
 
 Works printed for the Maitland Club. . 282 
 See Albotf/on!. 
 
 Catechism for the Fine Ladies, &c. . 128 
 — — Assembly's Shorter. See Fisher. 
 
 Cavaliers'. See Cavaliers. 
 
 Catechisme des Normands. (F. F. 5.) . 115 
 Catherine Comb- Brush. See Defoe. 
 
 Catherine (The) of lona, a Ballad. . 1 5 
 
 Catholic Bishops, Declaration of. 1826. (C. T. 1.) 294 
 
 — Delegates, (Irish) Propr. of Arresting. (I.T.4.) 313 
 
 Directory, Exposure of (D. P. 10.) . 313 
 
 Junto, Letter on Conduct of. (D. P. 12.) 313 
 
 Catholique Faith, Occas. and Mot. of Conversion to. 80 
 
 Cato, (M.) de Re Rustica. (L. R. R.) . "227 
 
 Catonis (D.) Disticha, ct de Jloribus. (V. L. C. 12.) 223 
 
 Cato"s Political Letters. Gordon and Trcnchard. 304 
 
 36 
 
 237 
 
 247 
 
 23G 
 
 Cato's Letter on Popularity, Supplem. to. (S. T. 72.) 307 
 
 Cato-Street Conspiracy, History of. . 29G 
 
 Catullus, TibullusetPropertius. Graev.(V.L.C.n.) 225 
 
 Caulfield's (J.) Portraits, &c. of Remark. Persons. 234 
 
 History of Gunpowder Plot. . . 237 
 
 Cause of Truth Defended. 2 Trials, Bell ag. Hill. 294 
 
 Causes Cdebres. See Gayot de Pitaval. . 35 
 
 Causin, (Nic.) Hist, de Marie Stuart. (Jebb. Coll.) 12 
 
 Cavalier, Prelatical, Catechised. Gilljert. (T. 28.) 61 
 
 Cavaliers, Apology vindicating the. (T. 3.) 59 
 
 ' Catecliism, The. (T. 4.) . . 59 
 
 Caveat to the. (T. 2. 3.) 
 
 CavuUier's (Col.) Wars of the Cevennes. 
 Cavalry Instructions. See Camithers. 
 
 Tactics. See Bismarl;. 
 
 Caveat for Common Cursitors. See ilarman. 
 Cavendish's (Geo.) Life of Cardinal Wolsey. 
 
 Who Ti-rote C.'s L. of W. ? See Hunter. 
 
 (Hon. F.) V. Hope Insurance. Rep. of Trial of 297 
 
 Caw's (Geo.) Poetical Museum. . . 170 
 
 Cawthome's ( ) Poems. (E. P.) 
 
 Caxton's (W.) Ovyde's Metamorphoseos, 
 
 Cayet, (Palma) Chronologic Novenaire. (P. C.) 50 
 
 Cayley's (Art.) Life of Sir W. Raleigh. . 236 
 
 Caylus, (Comte de) CEuvres Badines. . 38 
 
 Les Jlanteaux. 
 
 Nouveaux Contes Orientau.N. (C. F.) 
 
 Cadichou et Jeannette. (C. F.) 
 
 Faeries Nouvelles (C. F.) 
 
 Hist, de Tiran le Blanc. . . 119 
 
 (Mad. de) Souvenirs de. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Cazotte, Suite des 1001 Nuits. (C. F.) . 43 
 
 — — Diable Amoureux. (V. I.) . . 46 
 Cebetis Tabula. (V. G. C. 8.) 
 
 Cecil's (Sir R.) Correspondence with James VI. 21 
 
 Celestina, Trag. Com. of Calisto and Melibea. 101. 138 
 
 Cellini, (Benv.) Life of, by himself. . 190 
 
 Censorinus de Die Natali. (V. L. C. 13.) . 225 
 
 Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles. . . . 119 
 
 Centcllas, (Don D.) Seeing and Believing, a Novel. 13!i 
 
 Centlivre's (Mrs.) Nine Plays. . . 222 
 
 Certayne Matters resp. Scotland. See Monipenny. 5 
 
 Cervantes, (Mig. de) Don Quixote, Pellicer. 39 
 
 _ Bowie. .... 48 
 
 Lord Carteret. . . . 18» 
 
 Acad. Espanola. . . . 242 
 
 Novelas Exemplarcs. . . 55 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Cervantes, (Mig. Jc) ComeiUas y Entrcmcses. 5G 
 
 , Noiivelles Espagiiules. . . 36 
 
 Don Quixote, tr. l>y Blount. . . 101 
 
 , bv Motteux and Ozell. . . 317 
 
 , by Motteux and Lockhart. . . 85 
 
 , by Smollett. (B. N. L.) . . 63 
 
 by Edw. Ward. . . . 126 
 
 See Avellaneda. Gayton. Sanclio Panza. 
 
 Instr. and Entert. Novels, by Slielton. 112 
 
 Spanish Decameron, &c. . . 112 
 
 Persiles and Sigismunda. . . 112 
 
 Cespedes, (Don G. de) Gerardo, tlie Unfort. Spand. 112 
 Cess, The True. (M. T. 8.) ■ . 288 
 
 Cevennes, Wars of the. See Cavallier. 
 Ceylon,Nar.ofEventsin.(WarmthCandy.)(P.P.8.)313 
 Chafin's (Rev. W.) Anecdotes of Cranbourn Chase. Ill 
 Chalmers, (Alex.) British Essayists. . 334 
 
 English Poets. . . .41. 42 
 
 Fielding's Works. . . . 188 
 
 Johnson's Works. . . . 188 
 
 (George) Caledonia. ... 1 
 
 Life of Thomas Ruddiman. . . 9 
 
 Life of Mary Queen of Scots. . 2 
 
 Rem. on Spurious doc. in Selden's Tit. of Hon. 32 
 
 Poetic Remains of Scottish Kings . . 15 
 
 Sir David Lindsay's Works. . . 105 
 
 — . — Allan Ramsay's Poems. . . 9 
 
 Churchyard's Chips concerning Scotland. 169 
 
 Ilenryson's Robene and Mackyne. . 277 
 
 (Rev. Jas.) Answ. to Letter on Sett, of (T. 15.) 66 
 
 (Jlargaret) Poems. . . . 167 
 
 (Rev. Dr. Thos.) Math. Pretens. of Sc. Clergy. 19 
 
 Sermon for Destitute Sick, 1813. (S. 4,) 293 
 
 Chamberlain's (W.) Love's Victory, Tragi Com. 217 
 
 Wits led by the Nose. (T. O. P. 12.) 219 
 
 Cliambcrs's (Robt.) Picture of Scotland. . 87 
 
 Scottish Ballads. . . . 160 
 
 Scottish Song.s. ... 160 
 
 Notices of Fires in Edinburgh. . 183 
 
 Hist, of Rebellions 1689 and 171.5. (C. M.) 315 
 
 H. of Rebellion 1745. (C. M.) . 315 
 
 Traditions of Edinljurgh. . . 332 
 
 Songs and Poems on King's Visit, 1822. 07 
 
 Songs in ScoWs Lady of the Late. . 107 
 
 (Wm.) Book of Scotland. . . 87 
 
 Chambre,(Dav.)SuccessiondesFenimes.(Jebb.Coll.)12 
 Chronicles of Kings of Scotland, 161 1. 280 
 
 368 
 
 Chambry, (Marq. de) Hist, de 1' Exped. de Russie. 325 
 Chandler's (Rev. Dr. S.) Sermons on Rebel. 1745. 311 
 
 Thanksgiving Sermon, 1740. (T. 0.) . 98 
 
 _ (T.) Trial for Perjury. (B. T. 14.) . 310 
 
 Chansonniers Franjais, Quatorze. . . 47 
 
 Chansons Folastres des Comediens. (F. 2.) 119 
 
 Chapelic et Bachaumont, Voyage de. (V. L) 45 
 
 Chaplet, The, Musical Entertainment. (M. T. 4.) 130 
 Chapman's (Geo. and Shirley's) Tlie Ball, Comedy. 213 
 
 Tragedy of Chabot. ... 213 
 
 Caesar and Pompcy, Tragedy. , 214 
 
 , Conspiracy and Tragedy of Byron. (0. P.O. 7.) 215 
 
 May Day, Comedy. . . . 216 
 
 — _ Hymns of Homer, &c. . . 1 75 
 
 Chappuys, (Gab.) Torquemade, Hexameron. 137 
 
 Character of a Good Wife. (T. 8.) . 70 
 
 , Paradoxical, of a Hairy Monster. (P. P. 17.) 263 
 
 Characters and Opinions, &c. . . 238 
 of the most conspicuous Persons, &c. 32 
 
 of a Prison and Prisoners. See Mynshul. 
 
 Charles I. Declaration resp. Tumults in Scotland. H 
 
 Procl. resp. Scottish Service Book. (T. 4. 10. 18.) 79 
 
 Letter from the Pope to, and Answer. (T. 3.) 284 
 
 Letter to, from Mem. of H. of C. (T. 7.) 60 
 
 Remonstrance of Gen. Assembly to. (T. 18.) 00 
 
 Propositions of, to Irish Rebels. (T. 29.) 61 
 
 Propositions of Irish Rebels to. (T. 61.) 61 
 
 Declaration to Foreign Prot. Churches. (T. 60.) 61 
 
 Poetic Remains. See Chalmers. 
 
 Reliquiae Sacrae Cartdinae. inc. Eik. Bas. 258 
 
 Entertain, at Richmond. Masque 1030. 213 
 
 proved the Author of Eikon B. See Wordsworth. 
 
 Ace. of opening of Coffin of, 1813. See Halford. 
 
 Sermons on Martyrdom of. . 06. 80. 308 
 
 See Brodie. Hcylin. Kennett. Blentet. Sanderson. 
 
 . See Civil Wars. 
 
 Charles II. Acts of 1st Scots Park, of . 11 
 
 Act of General Indemnity. (T. T. 11.) . 30 
 
 Royal Oak, or Progress of. (T. 7.) . 59 
 
 Boscobel Tracts rel. to Escape of. See Hughes. 
 
 Answ. of Pari, to his Declar. of 1650. (T. 6.) 62 
 
 . History of, to 1000, by Davies, 1060. 25 
 
 . Personal History of, to Restoration. . 234 
 
 - Secret History of . . , 109 
 ■ Memoirs of Court of, by Dunois. . 244 
 
 - Declaration to, by Wenlock. . 72 
 
 - Trials of Conspirators against. 1 602. . 62 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Charles II. Treaty bet. and K. of France. (T. 6.) 70 
 
 Tracts on Restoration of. Toland and Price. 258 
 
 Portraiture of, pub. by James II. . 80 
 
 Sermons on Restoration of. . . 80 
 
 Ace. of Statues of, at Newcastle. (N. T. 5. 6. 7.) 257 
 
 .See Brodie. Kennett. North. OUlmixon. 
 
 Charles Edward, (Prince, or Pretender) Ascanius. 89 
 
 Young Juba, by Mitchell. . . 90 
 
 , Chronicle of Charles, the Young Man. (T. 3 ) flO 
 
 Dialogue in the Luxembourg concerning, 90 
 
 Description of Chart of his Routes. 91. Chart. 260 
 
 . Alexis, or Young Adventurer. . 91 
 
 Letter from French Lady resp. Arrest of. 9'J 
 
 Authentic Accomit of Conduct of. . 93 
 
 Young Chevalier, Narrative of Escape of 9-1 
 
 Letter of H. Goring respecting. . So 
 
 Collection of Letters relative to. . 95 
 
 Englishman's Narrative resp. Escape of. 96 
 
 Proclamation and Orders, published by. 97 
 
 The Wanderer, or Surprising Escape of 97 
 
 Account of Persons of note in Service of 96 
 
 Remarks on Manif. and Declar. of. . 96 
 
 Songs and Poems on. . . . 97 
 
 Campaign rf Ari/!/leskirc Levies, 1746. . 85 
 
 Journal of Pretender's Son, 174C. . 85 
 
 . — _ Ascanius, le jeune Avanturicr. . 89 
 
 Ascanius Modenie. ... 89 
 
 Histoire lUi Pretendant. . . 89 
 
 Spanish and French Tracts relative to. 273 
 
 Cliarles V. Sleidane's Comm. on Reign of . 229 
 
 Ch.irles II. of Spain, Will and Codicil of (M. T. 4.) 287 
 Charles John XIV. See Bernadotte. 
 Charles's (Geo.) Trans, in Scotland, 1715 and 1745. 84 
 Ch.arlot, (Jacques) Amadis de Gaule. . 115 
 
 Charlotte, Princess, Sermon on Death of (S. 3.) 293 
 
 , Lines on Death of See Anster. Croly. 
 
 Charlton's (L.) Hist, of Whitby. . . 252 
 
 Charmion, a Tale, in Two Cantos. (P. T. 12.) 339 
 
 Channs of Jlelody, Collection of Songs. . 156 
 
 Charteris, (II.) Narr. de Vita Rob. RoUok. 277 
 
 Chartulary of Jlelrose. . . . 280 
 
 Chassanion's Merch. of Popish Priests. . 76 
 
 Cliastellain, (G.) Vie de Jac. de Lalain. (B. C. 51 
 
 Chronique de Bourgogne. (B. C.) . 51 
 
 Chastre, (M. de la) iMe'moires. (P. C.) . 49 
 Chateaubriand's( Vi5c.)Aben Hamet.tr. by Cochrane. 182 
 Monarchy according to the Charter. . 326 
 
 Chateaubriand, Reflexions Politiques, 1815. 326 
 
 Chateauneuf, Histoire de Bernadotte. . 327 
 
 Chatre, (M. de la) INKmoires. P. C.) . ■ 5.(1 
 
 Chatterton, (Tho.) Works, by Southey and Cottle. 198 
 
 Poems. (E. P.) ... 42 
 
 Life of, by Britton. ... 32 
 
 Chaucer, (Geoffrey) Works by Speght, &c. (B. L.) 154 
 
 Works, by L'rry. . . . 239 
 
 ■ Poems. (E. P.) ... 42 
 
 Canterlniry Tales, by Tyrwhitt. . 1 55 
 
 Modernized. . . . . 1 72 
 
 Life of, by Godwin. . . . 185 
 
 Illustrations of, by Todd. . . 190 
 
 Chauchard's JLap of Germany, &c. and Dose. 239. 270 
 Chavis, (Dom.) Suite des 1001 Nuits. (C. F.) 45 
 
 Cheke, (Sir John) Life of, by Strype. . 236 
 
 Chess, The Buke of the. See Boswell. 
 Chesse Play, &c. 1 597. (R. T. 6.) 1 27. (M. A. P. 1 4.) 1 77 
 Chester Miscellany, 1745-1750. . . 85 
 
 . • Mysteries, by Markland. . . 275 
 
 Letter resp. Surrender of. See Brereton. 
 
 Chesterfield, (P. E. of,) Speech of, agt. Licensing Act. 58 
 
 Letters to his Son. . . . 203 
 
 Letter to, from Mrs. T. C. Philips. (T. 16.) 310 
 
 Chettle's (H.)Trag.of Hoffman. (O.P. 3.) 214. (C.) 215 
 Chevalerie, Dissertations sur la. See Sainte Marie. 
 Chevalier, The Young. See Charles Edward. 
 Chevalier's Discourse of Duelling, by Heigham. 39 
 Chevelere Assigne. . . . 276 
 
 Cheverny, (Hurault, Comte de) Me'moires. (P. C.) 49 
 Chichele, (Abp. of Canterbury.) Life of, by Duck. 257 
 Chicken's (E.) Soldier's Wedding, a Poem. (M. 2.) 161 
 Chierici, Potere de', Discorso del. . . 274 
 
 ChiUingworth's Apost. lustit. of Episcopacy. (T. 3.) 81 
 Chimney Sweeper's Friend. See Montgomery. 
 China, Ancient Hist. of. (M. U. H. 7.) . 206 
 
 . Modern History of (M. U. II. 7.) . 206 
 
 Chinese Drama. See Davis. 
 
 Language, Dissertation on. See Marshman. 
 
 . — . — Novels, Proverbs, &c. See Davis. 
 
 Pleasing History, by Bp. Percy. . 138 
 
 Romance and Tragedy. . . 317 
 
 Talcs, by Gueiilette. (T. of E.) . 43 
 
 Chinnery's(G.H.) Statue of Dying Gladiator, Poem. 186 
 Chiron to Achilles, and the Answer, Poems. (M. P. 5.) 181 
 Chivalry and Armour, Short Account of (P. P. 6.) 312 
 Chiverton, Sir John, a Romance, (•'by Ainsworth.) 331 
 
 3C9 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Choice, The, a Poem. (JM. P. -1.) . . 1 86 
 
 , by Pomfret. (M. 13.) . . 305 
 
 Chorle and Birile. See Ljdgate. 
 
 Choiseul, (Due dc) M^m. sur 1' Aff. dc Varennes. 323 
 
 Choisy, (Abbe) Mc'moires. (P. C.) . . SO 
 
 Choisnin, (Jean) Mc'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Chricmliilden Rache, u. die Klage. . 100 
 Christen Exhortation. See Coverdale. 
 
 State of Matrymonye, by H. BuUinger. See do. 
 
 Rule. See Tindall. 
 
 Christian's Best Garment. (T. 1.) . . 75 
 
 Blessed Choice. (T. 2.) . . 75 
 
 Christian, (Edw.) Blackstone's Commentaries. 2flG 
 
 (.T.) Notices of E. & AV. Christian. . 329 
 
 Christiernus II. Daniae Rex. See Swaningi. 
 
 Christine de Pisan, Memoires. (P. C.) . 49 
 
 Christison, (Prof.) Life and Character of. (S. T. (i.) 344 
 
 (Prof. R.) Syllabus of Lectures. (T. S. 4.) 345 
 
 Christmas, a Poem. See Jloxon. 
 
 Day, Sennon on. See Robinson. 
 
 Prince, exhib. at Oxford, 1G07. (M. A. 3.) 176 
 
 Pye, Exaltation of, a Fragment. . 1 36 
 
 Chronica de Mailros. (G. et F.) . . 27 
 Chronicle of the Kings of England. See Dodsley. 
 
 Fife. See Lamont. 
 
 Perth, from 1210 to 1688. . . 281 
 
 the year 1744. (T. 2.) . . 90 
 
 Chronicles of D. of N. of King of the Isles. (T.) 1 5 
 
 Kings of Scotland. 1611. . . 280 
 
 London Bridge. See Thomson, (R.) 
 
 Scottis. See Thomson, (Thomas.) 
 
 Chronicon Ethelwardi. (Sav.) . . 27 
 
 Coenobii Sanctae Crueis Edinbm-g. . 278 
 
 Nuremb. Buch d. Croniken, &e. . 238 
 
 Blirabile, &c. (Bee's Diary.) . 174 
 
 Chronique des Francais en More'e. (B. C.) 51 
 
 Chroniques Byzantins, Fragmens des. (B. C.) 50 
 
 Nationales Fran9aises. See Buchon. 
 
 Church History of Britain. See Fuller. . 262 
 
 of England, AVaniing for the. (T. 13.) 283 
 
 's Loyalty, New Test of. (T. 6.) . 284 
 
 by Defoe. (T. 6.) . . . 290 
 
 Answer to. (M. T. 10.) 287. (T. 8.) 290 
 
 's Honesty, N. Test of. (T. 7.) . 290 
 
 Advances towards Rome. (C. T. 4.) . 287 
 
 Differ.betw.LiturgyofandScott.l637.(P.8.) 305 
 
 Neces. of Peace and Union am. Jlembers of. 306 
 
 Church of England, Common Prayer Book of. 178. 291 
 —— Churchman, True Character of a. (T. 15.) 285 
 Church of Scotland, Tracts relative to: 
 
 Register of Ministers, Exhorters, 6cc. . 2;i0 
 
 Reports of the State of certain Parishes. 1527. 282 
 Apol. Relation of Sufferings of Jlinisters, &c. 1 665. 69 
 Apology for Persecuted Ministers of. 1677. 70 
 
 Cloud of Witnesses, Last Speeches and Test. &c. 71 
 Naphtali, or AVrestlinggof, tilllGC7. . 69 
 
 Tracts relative to the Service Book, 1G38. 79 
 
 Declar. of Breth. for the Estab. Govert. &c. 1658. 81 
 Sufferings of, &c. since 1660. (T. S. E. 4.) 83 
 
 Samson's Riddle, or. Bunch of Wormwood, &c. 286 
 Protestation against Toleration, &c. (T. U. 17.) 76 
 . — — See Howie. Shields. Stewart. Walker. &e. 
 Confut. of Manifesto, &c. of Ch. of Scot. (C. T. 4.) 74 
 Coll. of Pamphlets. . . 89.90.91 
 
 Churchill's (Rev C.) Poems. (E. P.) 42. 110. 199 
 
 Churchyard's (T.) Chippes, 12th Labour.(Q.E. P.3.) 265 
 
 . (i.'s Entertainment in Suffolk,&c.(Q.E.P.9.) 266 
 
 Sparke of Friendship. (Q. E. P. 14.) 266 
 
 Pleasant Conceite, 1593. (Q. E. P. 18.) 266 
 
 Farewell to Eari of Essex. (Q. E. P. 20.) 266 
 
 Grid de Tristibus. 
 
 Chips concerning Scotland. 
 
 Funeral of Sir F. Knowles. (H. 9.) 
 
 Verses on Archbishop Whitgift. (H. 1 
 
 Worthines of Wales. . 
 
 Chytraei (Dav.) Chronicon Saxoniae. 
 
 Cibber's (C'olley) Dramatic Works. 
 
 Nine Plays, early editions. 
 
 Non- Juror, Comedy. (P. 2.) . 
 
 Apology for his Life. . 
 
 The Laureat, Explanation, &c. of Apologj'. 
 
 Letter to Mr. Pope. . 
 
 (Th.) Action against Mr. Sloper for Cri 
 
 Lives of the Poets. (Shiels.) . 
 
 Lives of Actors and Actresses. 
 
 Ciceronis Opera, c. n. v. (V. L. C. 14.) 
 
 Epistolas Familiares, Annot. in. 
 
 Officia, Teutsch. 
 
 Ciceron, Traite' de Divination. 
 
 Cicero's Familiar Epistles, by AVebbe. 
 
 Letters to his Friends, by Melmoth. 
 
 Cicognini, ( ) Poesie. (P. I. 33.) 
 
 Cid, The. See Herder. Southey. 
 
 Cinnas Conspiracy, Tragedy. (0. P. 14.) 
 
 •2-) 
 
 275 
 167 
 184 
 184 
 249 
 
 9a 
 
 1,59.207 
 222 
 216 
 207 
 211 
 21! 
 130 
 193 
 210 
 225 
 263 
 264 
 141 
 
 .Con. 
 
 370 
 
INDEX. 
 
 121 
 
 237 
 
 GO. GI 
 
 Cinq Mars. See Vigny. 
 
 Cinthio, (G. B. G.) Hecatommithi. 
 
 ( ) Egle. (P. I. 24.) 
 
 Civil War, Battles and Sieges during the, &c. 
 
 Tracts relative to, 1643-6. 
 
 Tracts relative to, 1644-59. . . G2 
 
 See Charles I. Cromwell. Fairfax, &c. 
 
 Clagett's (Rev. Dr.) Prerogative of St. Ann. (T. 5.) 286 
 
 Clairfons, Les Isles Fortune'es. (V. I.) • 45 
 
 Clan Alpin's Vow. See Boswell. 
 
 Clans, History of the. (M. S.) See Highland Clans. 
 
 Clanronald. See Macdonald. 
 
 Clapperton's (W.) Guarini's Pastor Fido. . 340 
 
 (Capt.) Travels in Africa. . . 231. 253 
 
 Clarac, (Comte de) Antiques du Muse'e Royal. 269 
 Clare's (John) Poems on Rural Life, i!ic. . 102 
 
 Clarendon's (Ed. Earl of) Hist, of the Gr. Rebellion. 24 
 
 . Life, and Continuation of History. . 24 
 
 State Papers. ... 24 
 
 — _ Collection of Tracts. ... 24 
 
 Clariodus, a Metrical Romance. . . 280 
 
 Clark, (Capit. E.) Ascen. du Mont Blanc. (M. F. 3.) 328 
 
 's (Hugh) Introduction to Heraldry. . 119 
 
 (John) Letter on Highland Mutinies. (T.) 19 
 
 (Rob.) Office of Sheriff in Scotland. . 
 
 (Sam.) Marrow of Ecclesiastical History. 
 
 Lives of Eminent Persons. 
 
 Lives of Ten Eminent Di\'ines, ihcc. 
 
 (William) Poetical E.^ercitations on Job. 
 
 Clarice's (Bernard) Collection of Poems. 
 
 (Rev. Dr. J. S.) Falconer's Shipwreck. 
 
 Life of James II. See James II. 
 
 (James) Survey of the Lakes. 
 
 (Stephen) Kiss, a Comedy. (M. P. 1.) 
 
 (Rev. W.) Sermon, 1745. (T. 5.) 
 
 (William) Repertorium Bibliographicum. 
 
 Clarkson's (Rev.) Reasons for Dissent fromRevol. Ch. 69 
 
 (E.) Robert Montgomery and his Reviewers. 166 
 
 Clarksone's (B.) Confl. in Conscience. (R. M. T. 2.) 342 
 Claudero. See Wilson (James). 
 Claudianus, Heinsii. (V. L. C. 15.) . . 225 
 
 Clavell's (J.) Discovery of the Highway Law. 127 
 
 Recantation of an ill-led Life. . 127 
 
 (R.) Cat. of Books pr. in England, IG6G-81 154 
 
 Claverhouse. See Dundee. 
 
 Clavigo, (R. G. de) Hist, de Gran Tamorlan. (T.) 48 
 
 Claxton's (L.) Single Eye, All Light, Ace. (II. T. 2.) 147 
 
 Claxton's Lost Sheep Found. (H. T. 3.) . 147 
 
 Clay, (Marcy, alkis Jenny Fox,) Life and D. of. 59.127 
 Clear's Address to Cork Literary Society. (I. P. 6.) 343 
 Cleland's (El.) Method of Cookery. . 298 
 
 (William) Poems. ... 76 
 
 Clelia, The Mock 113 
 
 Clelie, La Fausse. . . . . 114 
 
 Clercq, (J. de) Me'moires. (P. C.) . . 49 
 
 Clergy, People's Cry against the, 1G4G. (T. 53. 54.) 61 
 
 Ans. to Grounds of Contempt of the. ( E. T. 2. ) 250 
 
 Clerk, (Baron) Dissert, de Jlonumentis Romanis. 3 
 
 (John, of Eldin) Etchings of Views in Scotland. 26 1 
 
 Clery, Captivite de Louis XVI. . . 323 
 
 Cleveland, Mr. Life and Adventures of. See Prevost. 
 Clieveland's (J.) Genuine Poems, &c. . 171 
 
 Rustick Rampant. . . 171 
 
 Clifford, (Arthur) Sadler State Papers. . 29 
 
 Tixall Letters. . . . 250 
 
 Epistle to H. Clifford. (P. and V. 12.) 192 
 
 Tixall Poetry. . . . 270 
 
 (Martin) Notes on Dryden's Poems. (M.T. 1.) 287 
 
 Clinton, (Governor De Witt) Tribute to. . 31 
 
 Memoir of, by Hosack. . 34 
 
 Cloud of AVitnesses. (English.) 78. (Scotch.) 71 
 
 Clowes'a (Rev. J.) Add. on Swedenborg's Writings. 342 
 Clyde,aPoem,byJ.Wilson.(S.D.P.) 162. (P. 2.) 222 
 
 Walk from Lanark to Falls of. Poem. 165 
 
 Falls of, Scottish Pastoral. . . 212 
 
 Falls of, Melo-drama, by Soane, 1 8 M .{omitUd.) 2 1 6 
 
 Cobb's (Sam.) Female Reign. (P. P. 4.) . 304 
 
 Holdsworth's Muscipula. . . 249 
 
 Cobbett's (W.) Hist, of American Jacobins. (P. 3.) 250 
 Cobbold's (EUz.) Ode on Waterloo. (P. 3.) 187 
 
 Cobler of Aggavvam. See Guard. 
 Coccaie, (Merlin.) See Folengi, (Theoph.) 
 Cochran, Sir Robert, Life of. . . SI 
 
 Cochrane Correspondence rel. to Glasgow, 1 745-6. 282 
 
 (J. G.) See Chateaubriand. Segur. 
 
 Cockbum, (H. Lord) Les Affaires du Boduel. 278 
 
 Boethii Murth. et Aberd. Episcop. Vitae. 277 
 
 Dalgarno's Works. . . . 281 
 
 (Major) Pompeii. . . 330 
 
 Views of Swiss Scenery. . . 241 
 
 (Rev.AV.)Ser.onK.Chas'sMart. 17I8.(T.11.)66 
 
 Cockle's (Mrs.) National Triumphs. . 165 
 
 Cock Lorell's Boat. . . . 275 
 
 Codes, Physionomie et Chiromancee. . 1 45 
 
 871 
 
ADBOTSFORn LIBRARY. 
 
 Coile Civil, Conference du, &c. . . 328 
 
 Civil, Commentaire sur le. . . 328 
 
 Napoleon, verbally translated. See Barrett. 
 
 Codes Franrais, Les Cinq, (Pailliut.) . 273 
 
 Cogan, (H.) Mendez Pinto's Travels. . 128 
 
 Cohausen's (J. H.) Hermippus Redirivus. 150 
 Coin, Treatise of raising. See Locke. 
 
 Scarcity of in Scotland. (P. T. 28.) . 311 
 
 Cointreau. L" Amant Salamandre. (V. I.) . 48 
 
 Coisy, (F. dej Chas. Stuart, Melodrame. (P. D. C.) 345 
 
 Coke's (Roger) Detection of Court and State. 237 
 
 Two Treatises of Church and State,&c. (T. M.) 247 
 
 Cold Bath Fields Prison, Papers relative to. 241 
 
 Cold Year, The, 1614. (R. T.2.) 139. (M. A. 5.) 17G 
 
 Colden's (C.) History of Five Indian Nations. 31 
 
 (C.) Blenioir on New York Canals. . 196 
 
 Coleridge's (S. T.) Poetical AVorks. . 180 
 
 Christabel, Kubla Khan, &c. . 199 
 
 Piccolomini and AV'allenstein of Schiller. 212 
 
 SibyUine Leaves. . . . 199 
 
 Biographia Literaria. . . 199 
 
 Friend. .... 340 
 
 Coley's (Henry) Key to Astrology. . 113 
 
 Coligny, (Gasp, de) Me'moires. (P. C.) . 49 
 Collana Historica. See Ditte Candiotto. 
 
 College Album, (Glasgow,) for 1830. . 162 
 
 Recollections. . . . 335 
 
 Collier's (Jn.) Tim Bobbin's Works, in Lane. dial. 175 
 
 (Rev. Jer.) View of the English Stage. 223 
 
 Defence of View. . . . 223 
 
 (J. P.) Hist, of English Dramatic Poetry. 158 
 
 Poetical Decameron. . , 172 
 
 CoUingwood's (Lord) Life and CoiTespondence. 317 
 
 CoUins's (A.) Sydney Letters and Blemorials. 232 
 
 Peerage of England, by Brydges. . 236 
 
 Baronetage of England. . . 244 
 
 (William) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Colloquium inter Deum et Euam. (F. C.) 155 
 
 Collyer, (Mrs.) Gesner's Death of Abel. . 292 
 
 (and Mr.) Klopstock's Messiah. . 292 
 
 Colman, (George) The Connoisseur. (B. E.) 234 
 
 (George, jun.) Specimen of New Jest Book. 161 
 
 Broad Grins. . . . . 182 
 
 Eccentricities for Edinburgh. . 1 82 
 
 Posthumous Letters of celebrated men. 196 
 
 Random Records. . . . 341 
 
 Colmena, La, Coleccion de Ensayos, &;c. . 49 
 
 3 
 
 Colombiere, (W. de la) Les Oracles Divertissans. 141 
 
 Traite' des Songes et Visions Nocturjies. 141 
 
 Palais de la Fortune. . . 141 
 
 Colonial Advocate, (U. Canada.) 1824-26. 261 
 
 Colonization of Ancient Free States, History of. 1 85 
 Colours, Three Primitive, Treatise on. See Hayter. 
 Colton's (Rev. C. C.) Lacon. . . 202 
 
 Columella de Re Rustica. (L. R. R.) . 227 
 
 Coluthus, by Fawkes. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Colvill's (Rev. R.) Six Occasional Poems. 176 
 
 Colville's (Sam.) Mock Poem, or Whigg's Supplica. 86 
 
 Mode Poem, Part 2. . . 86 
 
 Combe's (W.) Dr. Syntax's Tour. . 197 
 
 Comic Poems, (Scotch.) See Brown of Ncwhall. 
 Comical Dialogue between Maggy and ,Tanet. 160 
 
 Comiers, (1' Aveugle) La Baguette justifi^e. (T.) 108 
 Commelini (Hier.) Britann. Rerum Scriptores. 27 
 
 Commines, (Ph. de) Me'moires. . 37. (P. C.) 49 
 Commissary Com-t of Scotland. Report from. (T. 5.) 295 
 Common Prayer Book of Church of England. 1 78. 332 
 Complaint of a Lover's Life. . . 275 
 
 Complaynt of Scotland, by Leyden. . 141 
 
 Compleat Mendicant. See Defoe. 
 Complimens de la Langue Fran9oi6e. (F. F. 7.) 115 
 Componimenti Lirici, &c. d' Italia. Mathias. 38 
 
 Conaei (Geo). Vita Mariae. (.1 ebb Coll.) . 12 
 
 Conde-, The Prince of. Tragedy. (M. P. 1.) 209 
 
 C'onder's(Jos.and Misses Taylor) AssociateMinstrel3.1 79 
 
 Star in the East. . . . 1,93 
 
 Conduct of Gr. Brit, in Foreign Affairs. (P. T. 5.) 310 
 Confession of Faith. See Covenant. 
 Confucius's Works, transl. by Marshman. . 34 
 
 CongregationalChurches, Faith & Order of.(C.T. 1 1 .) 287 
 
 Way, Defence of the. (T. 25.) . 285 
 
 Congress of the Beasts, a Farce. . . 98 
 
 Congreve's (W.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Five Plays. . . . . 22! 
 
 AVilson's Memoirs of Life of, by Oldmixon. 222 
 
 Connoisseur, The. See Colman. Thornton. 
 Connor, (Jack) History of, a Novel. . 137 
 
 Conrart, JI(;moires. (P. C.) . . 50 
 
 Consalvo Ferrando,il gran Capitano. SeeCantalicio. 268 
 Constable, Powersand Dutiesof a, in Scot. ( S.L.T. 1 2.)34 6 
 Constable, (Arch.) Memoirs of George Heriot. 22 
 
 Miscellany. : . . . 315 
 
 Miss Seward's Letters. . . 202 
 
 (David) Berteville, Exped. en Ecosse. 277 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Constable, (Dav.) Catalogues of Library of. 340 
 
 (H.) Diana. Conceptful Sonnets. . 275 
 
 Spiritual Sonnets. (H. 8.) . . 104 
 
 Consult-ition de 1' Oracle, sur le Pretendant. 1688. 89 
 
 Contarini, (Luigi) Storia di Napoli. (V. L.) 208 
 
 Contenance de la Talile. . . . 275 
 
 Contes Choisis des divers Auteurs. (C. F.) 45 
 
 Conti, ( ) Poemetti. (P. I. 49.) . 56 
 Contract Violated. See Goole. 
 
 Contrasto che fa la Moglie, &e. (I. C. I. 1 3.) 339 
 
 Controversy between a Lover and a Jay. . 275 
 
 Convention Nationale, Debats de la. . 324 
 
 Conveyancing in Scotl. System of. Jur. Soc. Styles. 272 
 
 Convicts, Lives of remarkable. 1700-1745. 131 
 
 Convocation, Case of the, 1711. (S. T. 51.) . 306 
 Conybeare's(Rev.J.J.)Illust. of Anglo-Sax. Poetry. 188 
 
 Octavian, Metrical Romance. (Web. M. R.) 105 
 
 Cook's {Jn.) Mem. of Stoiie, Coffin at Cldllinghim . 
 
 (Dr. J.) Travels through Russia, &c. 
 
 Cooke, (Geo. Fr.) Life of, by Dunlap. 
 
 32 
 
 247 
 202 
 
 ■ (Josh.)PIeas. conc.Comedie, HowaMan, &c. 214 
 
 209 
 218 
 42 
 
 (W.) Memoirs of Chas. Macklin. 
 
 Memoirs of Samuel Foote. 
 
 (Mrs.) Hesiod. (E. P.) 
 
 , (G.&W.) Views in S. of France. See Hughes. 339 
 
 Cookery. See Cleland. Cury. 
 
 Cooper, (C. P.) Lettres sur la Cour de Chancellerie. 296 
 
 (J. G.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Proj. of Hospital for decayed Authors. (F. P.) 204 
 
 (J. F.)Spy 332 
 
 Pilot. .... 333 
 
 Pioneers. .... 333 
 
 Lionel Lincoln. . . . 333 
 
 (Wm.) PhUosophicall Epitaph. . 113 
 
 —— Secrets Revealed. . . . 144 
 
 Cope, (Gen. Sir Jn.) Report of Board of Officers on. 65 
 Copland's (John) St. Andrews, a Poem. . 6 
 
 Coplestone's (Bp.) Refut. of C'al. against Oxford. 340 
 Coppock,(Parson)DyingSpeech of at Carlisle. 1746. 93 
 Coras, Arrest du Pari, de Tholose. Hist, de M. Guerre. 145 
 
 Corbet's (Bp.) Poems. (E. P.) 
 
 , with Life by Gilchrist. 
 
 (J.) Military Government of Gloucester. 
 
 See Bibliotheca Gloucestrensis. 
 
 Corbett's (Miss) Busy Bodies. 
 Cordiner's Antiq. of North of Scotland. 
 Corinna, or, Human Frailty, a Poem. (0. P. 5.) 
 
 42 
 248 
 257 
 
 Cork, County and City, History of. See Smith. 
 
 Lit. Society, Clear's Address to. (I. P. 6.) 343 
 
 Society, Casts presented to. (I. P. 12.) 344 
 
 Cormon, (B.) Dictionnaire Espagnol Franc. 316 
 
 Cornazano de Re Militaria. . . 55 
 
 Corncille, (P. etT.) CEuvres, Palissot. . 40 
 
 (P.) Horace, by Cotton. (0. P. 14.) . 220 
 
 Nicomede, by Dancer. (O. P. 16.) . 220 
 
 Cornelia, a Tragedy. ... 34 
 Corneliu3Nepos,Delphini.223. VanStaveren.(15.) 225 
 
 Cornish Hugg-Wrestler. See Parkyn. . 158 
 Comubiae (Ducis) Genethliacon, 1688. (O. P. 31.) 153 
 Cornwall. See Carew. Polwhele. 
 
 , Ordnance Map of. . . . 234 
 
 (Barry). See Procter. 
 
 Comwallis's (SirC.) Baptism, &c. of Prince Henry. 309 
 
 Coronation of K. George IV. Ceremonial of. 156 
 
 The, a Poem. 1821. (P. P. 5.) . 343 
 
 Corpus Juris Civilis. . . . 273 
 
 Corrozet, Hist, g^ndrale des Larrons. . 139 
 
 Corsini, (Bart.) Torrachione Desolato. . 106 
 Cortese, (6. C.) Opcre. (P. N.) . . 57. 106 
 
 Coryafs (Tom) Crudities. ... 203 
 Corey's (John) Generous Enemies, Corned. (O.P.4.) 213 
 
 Cure for Jealousy, Comedy. (O. P. 12.) 220 
 
 Metamorphosis, Comedy. (O. P. 13.) . 220 
 
 Costanzo, ( ) Poesie Liriche. (P. I. 30.) 55 
 
 Costello's (L. S.) Songs of a Stranger. . 165 
 
 Costlie Whore, The, a Play. . . 223 
 
 Cotgrave's (John) Wits Interpreter. . 110 
 
 (R. and Sherwood's,) French Dictionary. 265 
 
 Cotta's (Dr. J.) Triall of Witchcraft. . 149 
 
 Cotterell, (Chas.) Davila's Wars of France. 262 
 
 Cottesford's (Sam.) Treatise against Traitors. 108 
 
 Cottle's (Jos.) iMalvern Hills. . . 162 
 
 (and Southey) Chatterton's Works. . 198 
 
 Cotton's (N.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 (C.) Wonders of the Peak. . . 135 
 
 Genuine Works. . . . 135 
 
 Complete Angler. Hawkins. 182. Major. 193 
 
 Horace, Tragedy, from Comeille. (0. P. 14.) 220 
 
 Montluc's Commentaries. . . 252 
 
 Country Book Club, a Poem. (M. P. 2.) . 186 
 
 Tom's Complete Jester. . . 128 
 
 Coupar's(Rev. P.) Ser. on Mr. Anderson'3adm.(R.T.I .)66 
 
 Couronne Usurpe'e, et le Prince Suppose, 1689. 133 
 
 Courser's Manual, by Goodlake. . . 135 
 
 373 
 
 3B 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 345 
 211 
 
 164 
 
 Court of Session, Acts of Sederunt, 1532-1553. 2G3 
 
 Acts of Sederunt, 1553-1790. . 263 
 
 , Decisions of, 1G78-1712, by Fountainhall. 12 
 
 , Comp. of Fac. Dec.l752-1817,by Halkerston. 2G4 
 
 , Forms of Process before. See Beveridge. 295 
 
 , Tracts relative to. (S. L. T. 2. 8. 11.) 
 
 Court of Tuscany. Heir of Innes, Tr.Tgedies. 
 Court Secret. See Lyttelton. 
 Courtier's (P. L.) Pleasures of Solitude. 
 Courtship, Art of, refined. See Amorous Gallant. 
 
 Religious. See Defoe. 
 
 Coutts, (Thos. & Harriet) Memoirs of, (4 Tracts.) 1R3 
 
 Covenant, (National!) or Conf. of Faith. (T. IC.) 70 
 
 Covenanters. See Church of Scotland. 
 
 Covent Garden Drollery. See Brome. 
 
 Coventry Guide. .... 303 
 
 Mysteries. See Sharp. 
 
 Coventry's (Prof. A. ) Notes on Arable Land. ( A .T.2.) 298 
 
 (And.) Ubaldini, Desc. di Scotia. . 278 
 
 (Rev. F.) Lucinasine Concubitu. (D. F. P.) 204 
 
 (G.) Enquiry resp. Author of Junius. 191 
 
 (Sir Wm.) Character of a Trimmer. (T. G.) 286 
 
 Coverdale, (M.) Christen State of Jlatrimony. 
 
 Exhortation to Cust. Swearers. 
 
 Cowley's (Abr.) Poems. (E. P.) 
 
 Poem on late Civil War. (O.P.26.) 
 
 Works. 207. With Life by Sprat. 
 
 Guardian, a Comedy. 
 
 Poems. &c. (P. 5.) . 
 
 See Grebner's Prophecy. 
 
 Cowper'3(L.Chan.)Sph.onsent.EebelLords. 1715. 92 
 
 (Thos.) Contin. of Lanquette's Chronicle. 237 
 
 (Wm.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Power of Grace illustrated. (T. 1.) . 81 
 
 Cox's (Jos.) Bloody-minded Gallows Thief-takers. 129 
 Coxe's (Edw.) Valentine, a Poem. (P. & P. 18.) 192 
 
 Craig, (Sii' Thomas) Observations on Homage. 
 
 Jus Feudale, cura Baillie. 
 
 Epithalamium Henrici et Mariae. 
 
 Life of, by P. F. Tytler. 
 
 107 
 107 
 42 
 157 
 297 
 217 
 220 
 
 Miscellaneous Poetry. 
 
 
 92 
 
 (Henry) Tour through France. 
 
 
 251 
 
 (Peter) Social Day, a Poem. 
 
 
 197 
 
 (Rev. W.) Memoirs of Sir R. W 
 
 alpole. 
 
 23G 
 
 Memoirs of John, Duke of Marlborough. 
 
 242 
 
 Coypel, Aglad. (C. F.) 
 
 
 45 
 
 Crabbe's (Rev. Geo.) Poems. 
 
 
 198 
 
 Borough. 
 
 
 198 
 
 Tales. 
 
 
 198 
 
 Tales of the Hall. 
 
 
 198 
 
 Craig's (John) Poems. 
 
 
 301 
 
 9 
 12 
 17 
 21 
 
 . (J. T. Gibson) Papers resp. Mar. of Jas. VI. 278 
 
 171 
 47 
 111 
 
 Craignethan's Dochter, a Fairy Tale. 
 Cramer, (C. G.) Leben, &c. Erasm. Schleichers. 
 Cramond's (Dr. H.) Outlines of Human Life. 
 Cranbourn Chase, Anecdotes of. See Chafir. 
 Craniad, The, a Poem. . . . 163 
 
 Cranmer, (Archbishop) Memorials of. Strype. 236 
 
 Crasso, (L.) Elogii di Capitani lUustri. . 268 
 
 Cra^vfo^d'3 Map of Dumfries-shire. , 260 
 
 Crawfurd'a (David) Memoirs of Affairs of Scotland. 6 
 
 Courtship a la Mode, Com. (O. P. 15.) 220 
 
 (George) Lives of Scots Officers of Cr. and St. 2 
 
 Peerage of Scotland. , . 12 
 
 Renfrewshire, by Robertsor. . 13 
 
 Renfrewshire, by Semple. . . 17 
 
 (Rev. M.) Knox's Hist, of Reformation. 2 
 
 (Thomas) Notes on Buchanan's History. 20 
 
 (Rev. W.) Manual against Infidelity. 81 
 
 Zion's Traveller. . . . 81 
 
 (J. Lindsay) Case of, (Claim, of Cr. Peerage.) 264 
 
 Exposure of Forgeries in. See Dobie. 264 
 
 Crawshaw's (Richard) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Crebillon Perc, Qiuvres. ... 35 
 
 Fils, CEuvres. ... 39 
 
 Creech's (W.) Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces. 17 
 
 Trial of Brodie and Smith. . . 295 
 
 Crescimbeni, Storia degli Arcadi. . . 38 
 
 Cretin, (Guill.) Poesies. . . . 117 
 
 Crichton's (Rev. Dr. A.) Mem. of Rev. J. Blackader. 80 
 
 Life and Diary of Colonel Blackader. 80 
 
 (Col.) Direct, for const, cheap Sick-Beds. (T.) 16 
 
 Crim. Justice, Rem. on adm. of, in Scot. (S. T. 9.) 345 
 
 Trials, illustrative of Heart of Mid-Lothian. 320 
 
 Trials in Scotland. See Amot. Pitcaii'n. 
 
 Crispin the Cobler's Confut. of Ben Hoadley. (M. 1.) 305 
 Crito, Dialogue on Beauty. (D. F. P.) . 204 
 
 Croft's (Rev. Sir Herbert) Love and Madness. 178 
 Crofton's (Z.) Analepsis. Consid. on Gauden. (T. 1.) 287 
 Croker's (J. W.) Battle of Albuera. (M. P. 1.) 168 
 
 Battles of Talavera. (M. P. 2.) . 168 
 
 Boswell's Life of John3on,&Tourto Hebrides. 188 
 
 Lady Hervey's Letters. . . 189 
 
 Suffolk Correspondence. . . 191 
 
 374 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Croker's (J. W.) Teonge's Diary. . . 1'21 
 
 Familiar Epistles to Frederick Jones. 208 
 
 Life of Duke of Wellington. . 196 
 
 Sketch of Ireland. (P. P. 7.) and (I. T. 3.) 313 
 
 Speech in favour of Duke of York. (P. P. 1.) 313 
 
 (T. Crofton) Legends of the Lakes. . 2Jl 
 
 Fairy Legends of South of Ireland. . 34 1 
 
 Croly's (Rev. Dr. G.) Paris in 1815. . 199 
 
 Angel of the World. . . 199 
 
 Lines on Princess Charlotte. (P. M. 1.) 199 
 
 Pride shall have a Fall, Play. . 212 
 
 Cromarty, (Earl of) Memoirs of. 1746. (T. 1.) 93 
 
 Cromek's (R. H.) Reliques of Burns. . 199 
 
 Select Scottish Songs. . . 199 
 
 Remains of Nithsdale and Galloway Song. 199 
 
 CromweU,(0.)Lett.of,ont.ofBristol&Ba3ing.(T.2J.)61 
 
 Letter on taking of Winchester. (T. 36.) 61 
 
 Letter from Dunbar. 1650. (T. ) . 62 
 
 Campaigns of, in Scotland. 1650. . 231 
 
 Original Letters and Papers addressed to. 233 
 
 Sieges and Battles,"and Life of. . 237 
 
 Declaration against Spain. (T. 9.) 62 
 
 Cromwelliana. Events in which he was engaged. 233 
 
 Panegyric! C. script!. 1654. (M. F. P.) 33 
 
 Anecdotes and Observations on. See Burrow. 
 
 Compact of, with the Devil. (T. 1.) . 58 
 
 Cromwelian Ghost conjured. (T. 11.) 67 
 
 Oliver's Pocket Looking-Glass. (M. 6.) 305 
 
 (Thom.is) School-Boy and other Poems. 1 64 
 
 Druid, a Tragciij. ... 33 
 
 Excursions through Leinster. . 251 
 
 Cronica de Don Alvaro de Luna. . . 48 
 
 de Don Pedro Nino. (T.) . .* 48 
 
 Croniques de Nomiandie. . . 37 
 
 Cronycke van HoUandte, &c. . . 252 
 Crookshank'3(W.) Sermon on Popish Cruelty. (T. 1.) 88 
 
 Crossthwaite's Map of Cumb. and Westmoreland. 33 
 
 Crownes (John) Nine Plays. . . 219 
 
 Destruction of Jerusalem, Trag. (O. P. 8.) 222 
 
 Croxall's (Rev. Dr.) Royal Sin of Adult.&c.(P.T.13.)309 
 Croyland Inscription, Conjecture on. See Hamper. 33 
 Cruden's (A.) Account of Action against Dr. Monro. 58 
 
 Concordance to Bible. . . 266 
 
 Crusade, The, a Poem. . . , 1C7 
 
 of St. Lewis, Ballad by Rose. (M. P. 34.) 186 
 
 Crusaders, The, or Minstrels of Acre, Poem. 196 
 Cryptomenysia Patefacta. See Falconer. 
 
 Cullen's (Lord) Narrative of Christian Shaw. 140 
 
 Culloden Papers, by Duff. . . 3 
 Cumberland and Westmoreland, Hist, of See Nicolson. 
 
 (W. H. Duke of.) Historical Blemoirs of. 96 
 
 Letter of Lord Lovat to. (T. 2.) . 94 
 
 (Richard) Arundel. . . . 332 
 
 Henry. (B. N. L.) . . . 03 
 
 Observer. (B. E.) . . . 334 
 
 Memoirs of his own Life. . . 254 
 
 Cuming's (Rev. P.) Fast Sermon, Dec. 1745. 98 
 
 Synod Sermon, April 1726. (S. b. S. D. 4.) 293 
 
 Cumner, Historical Account of (Imp. Cum.) 303 
 
 Cunningham's (Allan) Songs of Scotland. . 165 
 
 Songs in Rural Language of Scotland. 172 
 
 Trad. Tales of Scottish Peasantry. . 200 
 
 Sir Marmaduke Maxwell. . . 200. 218 
 
 Lives of British Painters, &c. (M. F. L.) 332 
 
 Paul Jones. .... 334 
 
 Sir Michael Scott. ... 335 
 
 Magic Bridle. (V. P. P. 2.) . . . 342 
 
 (Jas.) Essay on Macdulf's Cross. . 17 
 
 (Jas.)Wamings of Eternal Spirit. 68. & (T.l.) 73 
 
 (John) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 (Rev. J. W.) De Ranee. . . 167 
 
 Rothley Temple. . . . 167 
 
 (Lady JIargt.) Life of. . . 271 
 
 Cur and Lapdog, a Poem. (P. P. 8.) . 263 
 
 Curll, (Ed.) Dunton's Consolatory Epistle to. 191 
 
 Curran's (W. H.) Life of J. P. Curran. . 234 
 
 Currency, Plan for safe and secure. (P. C. 1.) 342 
 
 Treatise on. (P. C. 2.) . . 342 
 
 Local, Consequence of Alteration of. (P.C.6.) 342 
 
 Malagrowther's Letters on. See Scott. 
 
 Currie's (A.) Principles of Gaelic Grammar. 301 
 
 (Dr. .James) Bums'3 Works. . . 199 
 
 Curry's (Dr. J.) Review of Irish Civil Wars. 244 
 
 Citttis, (M.) and Eden's Art of Navigation. 136 
 
 (Wm.) Unknown of the Pyrenees. . 164 
 
 (J.) Hist, of the Polstead Murder. . 340 
 
 Curtius, (Quint.) Pitiosi. (V. L.'C. 45.) . 226 
 Cury, Forme of See Pegge. 
 
 Cuspinianus de Turcarum Origine, &c. . 116 
 Cutwode's (T.) Caltha Poetarum. . . 185. 274 
 Cuthbert, (Rev. James) Elegy on. See Erskinc. 
 
 , St. Discovery of the Body of. Sea liaine. 
 
 Cyril Thornton. See Hamilton. 
 Cyrnean Hero, The, Poem. Sec Colvill. 
 '5 
 
abbotsford library. 
 
 D. (N.) Choice Songs. See Playford. 
 
 D. (S.) Year of Wonders. Poet. Prophecy. (P.P. iO.) 2()3 
 
 D. (T. F.) Hist, des Deu.x Chambres de Bonaparte. 326 
 
 Daemonologia, &c. See Delrius. Elich. Malleus. Mcngi. 
 
 Daemonologie. See Home. Lude. Witchcraft, &c. 
 
 Daedalus's Advice to Lemnian Ministry. (P. 13.) 303 
 
 Daipliantus. See Scoloker. 
 
 Dalgarno's (George, of Aberdeen,) Works. . 281 
 
 Diilkeith. (Charles, Earl of). See Buccleuch. 
 
 Dallas's (R. C.) Ode to the Duke of Wellington. 197 
 
 (R. C.) Correspondence of Lord Byron. 195 
 
 Dallaway, (Rev. J.) Constantinople, An. and Mod, 271 
 
 Lady M. W. Montagu's Works. . 202 
 
 Halrymple, (Sir David. See Hailes. 
 
 (Sir Hugh) Reasons of Dissent, &c. (P.T.23.) 311 
 
 (Sir James) Apologie, 1690. See Stair. 277 
 
 (Sir Jas.) CoUec. concerning Scottish Hist. 9 
 
 Remarks on, by Gillan. . , 16 
 
 (Sir John) Jlemoirs of Great Britain. 3 
 
 (Baron) Observations on Entails. (T.) 19 
 
 D' Alton's (John) Dermid, a Poem. . 253 
 
 Essay on the History, &c. of Ireland. . 253 
 
 Dalyell, (Sir John G.) R. Bannatyne's Journal. 19 
 
 Chartularies of See of Aberdeen. . 23 
 
 Chartularies of Cambuskenneth, &c. , 340 
 
 Fragments of Scottish History. . 4 
 
 Lindsay's Cronycles of Scotland. . 8 
 
 G. Marioreybank's Annals. , . 23 
 
 Records of Bpric. of Moray. . . 340 
 
 Scotish Poems of 16th Century. . 173 
 
 Dana, (R. H.) The Idle Man. . . 201 
 
 Danby, (Eail of) Case of. (T.) . . 30 
 
 Dance aux Aveugles. See Michault. 
 Dancer's (J.) Nicomede, Tragi Com. (0. P. 16.) 220 
 
 Agrippa, Tragedy. (0. P. 17.) , 220 
 
 Daneau, (L.) Trait^s sur les Sorciers, &c. , 142 
 
 Dialogue of Witches. . . 142 
 
 Dangerfield, (C'apt. T.) Memoirs of. . 59 
 
 Juvenile Rambles of. . , 132 
 
 Daniae et Norvcgiae Descriptio. See Zeiller. 
 Daniel, John, Life and Adventures of. . 44 
 
 (Sam.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Whole Works in Poetrie. . . 150.215 
 
 Art of English Poesie. (M. P. A.) . 177 
 
 History of England to Edw. III. (C. H.) 249 
 
 Daniell's (Wm. R. A.) Voyage round Scotland. 232 
 Danistoni (G.) Epist. ad 6. Buchananum. See Pitcairn. 
 
 3 
 
 Danorum Rebus gestis, Poema de. See Thorkelin. 
 
 Gesta ct Vestigia extra Daniam. . 99 
 
 Danske Folkesage, Thiele. . . 52 
 
 Viser, Udvalgte, fra Middelalderen. . 48 
 
 See Kaempe Viser. 
 
 Dante, Divina Commedia. (P. I.) . . 53 
 
 , con Comment, di Gabr. Rossetti. . 274 
 
 Comment on. See Taafe. . . 162 
 
 D' Anvers, (Caleb) Arg. agt. E.xcises. (P. & P. 7.) 222 
 
 Danvers's (Col.) Murther will out. (T.) . 58 
 
 (John) Royal Cake. (T.) . , 59 
 
 D' Arblay's (Mad.) Evelina. . . 338 
 
 Cecilia. .... 338 
 
 Darcian^ a Tragedy. . . . 209 
 Darien, Scots Colony at, Tracts on : 
 
 Defence of, &c. . . . . 338 
 
 Enquiry into Causes of Miscarriage of. . 6 
 
 Proceedings of Company of, resp. Union. 16 
 
 Collection of Addresses, Memorials, &c. . 22 
 Letter from Gen. Ass. Comm. to Council of. (T. 8.) 82 
 
 Lord Belhaven's Speech on. (T. 9.) . 82 
 Caledonia, or Pedlar turned Merchant. (0. P. 10.) 157 
 
 Short Account of coming away from. (BI. T. 2.) 287 
 
 Scotland's Present Duty, &c. (M. T. 3.) 287 
 
 Two Pamphlets relative to. (C. o. P. 1. 2.) 307 
 Darnley, (Henrici), et JIariae Reg. Epithalamium. 17 
 Darrell's (Rev. J.) Narrative of Lancashire possess. 149 
 
 Relation of Will. Sommers. . . 149 
 
 Detection of S. Harshnet's Discov. . 149 
 
 Darwin, (Dr. Erasmus) Botanic Garden. . 196 
 
 Life of, by Miss Seward. . . 202 
 
 Daubome's (Rob.) Poor Man's Comfort. (0. P. 4.) 215 
 
 Davenant's (Chas.) Circe, Tragedy. (O. P. 18.) 220 
 
 (Dr. C.) Modem Whig, and Tom Double. 310 
 
 (Sir W.) Works. ... 207 
 
 Unfortunate Lovers, Tragedy. 213 
 
 The Man's the Master, Comedy. . 213 
 
 Davenport, (R.) New Trick to cheat the Devil. 213 
 
 (R. A.) Poetical Register. . 194 
 
 Davczne,{J.) Ep'itrc a Walter Scott. (P. T. 13.) 339 
 
 David, Psalms of. See Psalms. 
 
 Davidson's (Rev. H.) Two Sermons at Galashiels. 68 
 
 (Rev. J.) Poetical Remains. . 164 
 
 (L. Maria) Amir Khan, &c. , 1 64 
 
 ( W.) Journal of a Levant Pirate. . 130 
 
 Davila, (E. C.) Guerre Civili di Francia. . 56 
 
 Civil Warres of France, by Cotterell. 262 
 
 76 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Davies'a (Sir John) Poems. (E. P.) . ^2 
 
 Epigrams and Elegies. . . 1U7 
 
 (J.) Rites and Monum. of Durham. (E. T. 3.) 1 44 
 
 (James) History of Charles II. 1660. 2.5 
 
 Perefixe's Life of Henry IV. . 30 
 
 (John) Extravagant Shepherd. . 102 
 
 Naudaeus's History of Magick. . 145 
 
 (Thos.) Additions to Doivnes's Roscius. 209 
 
 Narrative of John Henderson's Transactions. 210 
 
 Dramatic Miscellanies. . , 213 
 
 Dans, (John) Sleidane's Commentaries. . 229 
 
 (J. F.) laou-Sing-Urh, Chinese Drama. 218 
 
 Chinese Novels, &c. . . . 317 
 
 ( W.) Olio of Bib. and Lit. Anecdotes. 204 
 
 Davison's (F.) Poetical Rhapsody, by Nicolas. 166 
 Davy, (Sir Humphrey) Life of, by Dr. Paris. 196 
 
 Dawson's (Dr. T.) Mem. of St. Geo. and the Garter. 237 
 Day, (Thomas) Life and Wiltings of. (B. T. 1.) 135 
 Dave's (John) Isle of Gulls. (0, P. 3.) . 214 
 
 Deakin's (H. C.) Deliverance of Switzerland, (D.P.) 158 
 Deans, (Rev. A.) Last Words of Chr. Kerr. (T. 1.) 74 
 Death, Uncertainty of Signs of. . . 130 
 
 Debes's (L. J.) Description of Foeroe Islands. SG 
 
 Debrett's (John) Baronetage of England. . 251 
 
 De Bure, (G. F.) Bibliographic Instructive. 39 
 
 Decker's (Jn.) Image of Ireland. (Somera Tr. vol. i.) 29 
 Declaration of Brethren for Estab. Govt. (T. 2.) 81 
 
 of all the Civil Warres in England, 1643.(T.12.) 60 
 
 of the Nobility agt. Lenno.^c and Arran, 1582. 15 
 
 cone, the late Tumults, 1639. See Balcanquhal. 
 
 Dee's ( Dr. Jn.)Rela. of what passed with some Spirits. 208 
 Detfand, (Mad. du) Letlrcs a Hor. AValpole. 41 
 
 De Foe's (Daniel) Works : 
 Advice to aU Parties. (T. 6.) . . 285 
 
 Apparitionof Mrs. Veal. (W. T. 4.) . 125 
 
 Apparitions, History and Reality of. (T. N. 28.) 126 
 Beaumont's (Dr. J.) Treatise of Spirits. . 147 
 
 Casualties of Great Storm, 1703. (W. 23.) 126 
 
 Collection of his Writings. (W. 3.) . 125 
 
 Compleat Mendicant. . . . 128 
 
 Consolidator. (W. 24.) ... 126 
 
 Delaune's Plea for Non-Conformists. (W. T. 7.) 126 
 Dictionary of all Religions. . . 78 
 
 Diet of Poland. (W. T. 3.) 125. (W. T. 6.) 126 
 Eleven Opinions about Mr. Harley. (S. T. 18.) 306 
 
 EngUsh Tradesman. (W. 19.). 
 
 Every Body's Business, and Answer. (W. 32.) 
 
 125 
 126 
 377 
 
 History of Addresses. (W. 8.) . . 125 
 
 of the Plague. (N.) . . 336 
 
 of the Union. . . . 123 
 
 H)-nmto Peace. (W. T. 2.) . . 125 
 
 to the Pillory. (W. T. 2.) . 123 
 
 Jure Divino, a Satyr. . . . 123 
 
 Letter on Treaty of Union. (R. P. T. 6.) 284 
 
 Life of Duncan Campbell. (W. 26.) . 12(; 
 
 Spy on the Conjuror. (W.27.).^Mrs.Haywood.l2( 
 
 Colonel Jack. (W. 29.) 126. (N.) . 336 
 
 Moll Flanders. (W. 30.) . . 12b 
 
 Ro-vana. (W. 31.) . . 126 
 
 Signer Rozelli, and Cont. (W. 5. 6. 7.) 125 
 
 Mother Ross. (W. 16.) . . 125 
 
 Captain Singleton. (W. 13.) 125. (N.) 336 
 
 Jlars stript of his Armour. (W. 25.) . 126 
 
 Memoirs of a Cavalier. (N.) . . 336 
 
 of Captain Carleton, . . 224 
 
 of Church of Scotland. (W. 9.) . 123 
 
 Memorial, alias Legion, answered. (T. 14.) 235 
 
 Mesnager's Negotiations. (W. 12.) . . 125 
 Mock Mourners, Elegy on K. William. (W. T.) 126 
 New Test of Ch. of Eng. Loyalty. (T. 16.) 285. (T. 6.) 
 
 Test of Ch. of Eng. Honesty. (T. 7.) . 289 
 
 Voyage round the World. (W. 15.) 125 
 
 Novels, and Life. . . . 336 
 
 Plan of English Commerce. (W. 20.) . 125 
 
 Poor Man's Plea. (M. T. 18.) . . 288 
 
 Political History of the Devil. (W. 17.) 125 
 Reforma. of Manners. (W. T. 3.) 126. (O. P. 28.) 157 
 
 , More. (W. T. 4.) . . 126 
 
 Religious Courtship. (W. 21.) . 125 
 
 Robinson Crusoe. (P. R.) 48. (N.) 336 
 
 trad, en Franfois. (V. I.) . 43 
 
 Parts 2 & 3. (W. 10. 11.) . . 125 
 
 Seer. Hist, of White Staff. (T. 9. 10.) 306. (P. 6.) 307 
 
 Answer to. (S. T. 11. 14. 15.) . 306 
 
 Shortest Way to Peace and Union. (T. 8.) 285 
 
 Reflections on ditto. (T. 9.) 285 
 
 Spanish Descent. (W. T. 2.) . . 126 
 
 State of Prot. Relig. in Great Britain. (T. 2.) 88 
 
 System of Magick. . . . 150 
 
 Tom- through Great Britain. (\V. 14.) . 125 
 
 Treatise on the Marriage Bed. (W. 18.) 125 
 
 True-Born Englishman. (W. 1.) . 125 
 
 Two Nights' Court at Greenwich. (P. T. 10.) 308 
 
 Voyage to World of Cartesius. (W. 2.) . 125 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY, 
 
 Dcr/orc, Sir. {E. M. R. 5.) . . 103 
 
 Deism Refuted ; or Truth of Xtianity demonst. 291 
 Dekker's (T.) Wonder of a Kingdom. (O. P. 3.) 214 
 
 If this be not a Good Play, the Devil's in't. C. 21G 
 
 Delamer, (Lord). See Warrington, (Earl of.) 
 Delany's (Rev. Dr. P.) Sermons on Social Duties. 291 
 Delarue, (Abbd) Rech. sur les Bardes Armoricains. 41 
 Delaune's (T.) Pea for Non-conformists. See Defoe. 
 Delitiae Poetarum Scotorum. A. Jonston. 1 1 
 
 Dellon's History of the Inquisition at Goa. (T. 1.) 286 
 Dcloney -s (Th.) Thomas of Reading. (Thorns. 7.) 1 03. 1 04 
 
 Strange Histories, Songs, and Sonets. 107 
 
 Delrii (M.) Disquisitiones Magicae. . 140 
 
 Delta. See Jloir, (D. M.) 
 
 Demon de Socrate. (V. I.) . . . 46 
 
 Demon of Spraiton, Devon, Narrative of. (T. 4.) 46 
 Demonologie. See Bodin. Lancre. Loyer, &c. 
 Demons, (J.) Sextessence Diallactique. . 146 
 
 Demonstration de la 4mf. Partie du Rien. 146 
 
 Dempsteri (T.) Hist. Eccl. Gentis Scotorum. 278 
 
 Montgomrii Cerasum et S. P. &c. vers. Latin. 21 
 
 Dempster, (F., Jesuite). See Menzies. 
 
 Denbigh (Earl of) Rel. of Victory gained by, 1644. 60 
 
 Denham's (Sir John) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Cooper's Hill. (P. P. 13.) . . 305 
 
 (JIajor) Travels in Africa. . . 231. 253 
 
 Denmark, History of. (M. U. H. 29.) . 207 
 
 Tours in. See Andersen. Smith, (R.) 
 
 Dennis's (John) Usefulness of the Stage. . 210.224 
 
 Select Works, Poems, Plays, &c. . 224 
 
 Six Plays 219 
 
 Rinaldo and Armida. (Ten. O. P.) . 222 
 
 Julius Caesar acquitted. (S. T. 23.) . 306 
 
 Monument to Mem. of WilUam III. (O.P. 17.) 157 
 
 Invitation to Steele. See Swift. 
 
 Demiiston's (James) Legends of Galloway. 334 
 
 Dennistoun, (Jas.) Moysie's Memoirs, . 278. 280 
 Donovan's (J. F.) Hussar of Magdebury. (P. P. 3.) 312 
 
 White Rose of Vilna. (P. P. 4.) . 312 
 
 Dent, (John) Spousals, &c. of Ladye Marye. 275 
 
 Deorum Fatidicoruni, &c. Historia. . 153 
 
 Depping, (C. B.) Sammlung Spanischen Romanzen. 55 
 De Quincey, ( ) Popular Northern Tales. 335 
 
 Derby, The Earls of, &c. by Heywood. . 230 
 
 Biographical Sketch of Countess of. 1797. 239 
 
 Derham's (Dr. W.) Life and Remains of John Ray. 247 
 Dering, (Sir C.) Tr. of Thomhill forMurd. of. (T.IO.) 293 
 
 Derrick's (S.) Letters from Liverpool, Chester, &c. 182 
 Derschau, Betrachtung, &c. ub. d. Religion. 54 
 
 Desaugiers, (M. A.) Chansons. . . 47 
 
 Le Terme d' un Regno. (R. M. 4.) . 326 
 
 Commencement de la Fin. (R. M. 5.) 326 
 
 Description de 1' lie de Portraiture. (V. I.) 45 
 
 du Sabbat. (V. I.) . . . 46 
 
 Deseze's Eloge of Duels, translated. (P. D. 10.) 345 
 Desfontaines, Le Nouveau Gulliver. (V. I.) 45 
 
 Deslauriers, Fantasies de Bruscambille. . 115 
 
 Desmarais, (R.) Ciceronet Isocrate, de Divination. 141 
 Desmoulins, (Cam.) Me'moires. . . 324 
 
 Destruction of Troy, Ancient History of the. 102. Ill 
 Deutsche Gedicht. m. Eng. Ubersetz. See Beresford. 52 
 
 Sagen u. Volksm'ahrchen. . . S3 
 
 Kinder u. Haus-Mahrchen. . . 55 
 
 Volksm'ahrchen. ... 55 
 
 Deutscher Gedichte, Sammlung. . . 63 
 
 des Mittelalters. ... 63 
 
 Deutschen Dichter, Stiicke der. . . 116 
 
 Litteratur, Gesch. der. See Koch. 
 
 Devil, Political History of the. See De Foe. 
 
 The Mowing, in Hertfordshire. (T. 4.) 59 
 
 The Merry, of Edmonton. . . 151 
 
 on Two Sticks. See Drapier's Club. Lesage. Ward. 
 
 Cromwell's Compact ivith the. (T.) . 58 
 
 's Cloven Foot discovered. . . 68 
 
 Cloyster, proving the Existence of AVitches. 143 
 
 Devils, The World possessed with. See Viret. 
 Devonshire, History of, &c. See Polwhele. 
 
 Ordnance Map of. . . . 234 
 
 (Duke of) St. Ursula. Guiscard and Sigismund. 275 
 
 Diables de Loudun, Histoire des. See Aubin. 144 
 Dialogue betw. the Knight and his Man. (P.T. 11.) 309 
 
 betw. T. Jones and J. Smith, ret. from Flanders. 95 
 
 between Smith and Ragouse, &c. (T. 2.) 82 
 
 between David HumeandDr.Dodd.(M.P.17.) 186 
 
 , Comical, between Maggy and Janet. 1 60 
 
 Dialogues, Two, betw. a Northumb.Gent.and his Tcn.157 
 Diaz's (Bemal) Conquest of Mexico, by Keatinge, 
 Dibdin, (Rev. Dr. T. F.) Rastell's Chronicles. 28 
 
 's Bibliomania, 197. first edit. (M. T. 1.) 247 
 
 Specimen of digested English Catalogue. 197 
 
 Specimen of an English De Bure. . 197 
 
 Bibliographical Tour in France and Germany. 197 
 
 Library Companion. . . . 197 
 
 T\'pographical Antiquities. . . 265 
 
 378 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Diceto, (Rad. de) Hist, Ang. (Tvvysd.) et(G. et F.) 27 
 Dick's (Rev. Jn.) Test. toDoct. ofCh. of Scot. (T.5.)284 
 Dickson's (Rev. D.) Ans. to Aberd. Dem. (T. (J. 8.) 79 
 
 True Christian Love. . . 75 
 
 (Rev. James) Letters from the Bass. 76 
 
 (Dr. W.) Hints on present Crisis. 1803. (T.T.2.) 31 3 
 
 Dictionary of all Religions. See Defoe. . 78 
 
 (New) of Canting Terms. . . 131 
 
 Dictionnaire Argot-Franjais. . . 129 
 
 AIlemand-Fran9ois D. N. , . 267 
 
 Hermetique. .... 137 
 
 des Girouettes, et Censeur du D. . 326 
 
 Dictys et Dares de Bello Trojano. (V. G. C. 7.) 225 
 
 See Ditto et Darete. 
 
 Diderot, (D.) Correspondance AUemande. (Grimm.) 37 
 Dies, Picara Giustina. See Ubeda. 
 Diet of Poland. See De Foe. 
 
 Diez, (J. M. the Empecinado,) Military Exploits of. 36 
 Dilferent Widows, The, Comedy. (0. P. 15.) 219 
 
 Difficulties, &c. of stud, the Scriptures. (P.S.T.2.) 135 
 Digby, (Lord G.) Defeat of, by the Scots. 1C45.(T.35.)61 
 Digges's (Sir D.) Compleat Amljassador. . 23 
 
 (Leonard) Gerardo, the Unfortunate Spaniard. Ill 
 
 Prognostication Everlasting. . 124 
 
 Dilke'3(C.W.)01dPlays ; contin. of Dodsley'8Coll.209 
 
 (Thomas) Lover's Luck, Comedy. (O. P.19.) 220 
 
 Dillingham's (Rev. Dr. \V.) Sir F. Vere'3 Comment. 187 
 Dillon, (John) Hamilton's Lanarkshire and Renfr. 280 
 
 '3 ( J. G.) Consid. on Royal Marriage Act.(P.T. 1 .)3 12 
 
 (Rev. R. C.) Lord Mayor's Visit to Oxford. 193 
 
 Dima, (San, II Buon Ladrone) Vita di. . 268 
 
 Dinan, a Romance. . . • 179 
 
 Dingley's (Robert) Deputation of Angels. . 110 
 
 Dionysii Halic. Hist. Romana, Gelenii. . 228 
 
 Diplomatarium Ama-Magnaeanum. . 64 
 
 Directions to a Painter. (T. 7.) . . 18 
 
 Directoire Executif. See Thibaudeau. 
 Diseases of Bath, a Satire. (P. P. 18.) . 263 
 
 D' Israeli's (I.) Character of James I. . 9 
 
 Calamities of Authors. . . 191 
 
 Literary Character illustrated. . 191 
 
 Curiosities of Literature. . . 201 
 
 Quarrels of Authors. . . 191 
 
 Diurnal of Remarkable Occiurents. 1513-75. 279 
 
 Ditte et Darete, Guerra Trojana, da Porcacchi. 268 
 Diversarum Gent. Hist. Antiq. Script. Tres. 223 
 
 Divorce, The Fatal, a Tragedy. (T. 0. P. 18.) 219 
 
 .3 
 
 Dixi,(W.Ld.May.)Pag.bornebefore.l585.(Q.E.r.)-'6i; 
 Dixmerie, Voyage d' Espagne. (V, I.) . 4.^ 
 
 L' Isle Tacitume. (V. I.) . . 45 
 
 L' Isle Enjoue'e. (V. I.) . . 45 
 
 Dobie's (James) Examination of Crawfurd's Claim. 264 
 Dobson,( Edward) Articles of Treason against. (T. 1 1.) 60 
 Dodd, (Rev. Dr.) See Dialogue. 
 
 (Rev. W.) Funerals of Edward VI. . 275 
 
 Doddington's (Bubb, Lord Jlelcombe) Diary. 255 
 
 Doddridge's (Rev. Dr. P.) Life of Colonel Gardiner. 97 
 
 Two Sermons at Northampton, Feb. 1746. 98 
 
 Dodsley's (Rob.)iChron. of Kings of Eng. (J. T. 3.) 129 
 
 Travels of Tom Thumb. . . 249 
 
 Poems. (E. P.) ... 42 
 
 Annual Register. . . . 329 
 
 Fugitive Pieces, by several Authors. 204 
 
 Collection of Poems. . . 168 
 
 Collection of Old Plays. . . 208 
 
 See Ancient British Drama. 
 
 Dodwell's (Edward) Tour through Greece. 239 
 
 Dog- Breaking, Observations on. Floyd.. Ill 
 
 Dogs, Sporting. See Sportsman's Cabinet. 
 Dogget's (Thomas) Country Wake, Com. (O. P. 20.) 220 
 Dolamy's Primerose. See Raynold. 
 Domestic Economy, Philosophy of. See Sylvester. 
 Dom Ranucio d' Aletes, Historic de. . 209 
 
 Don, a Poem. . . . . 1 " 
 
 Quixote. Sec Cervantes. Avellaneda. 
 
 Rodrigo, Historia verdadera del Rey. 121 
 
 Donaldson's (H.) Sketch of Lord Kinedder. (P.T. 4.) 389 
 
 (J.) Pill for Pork-Eaters. (T.) 18 
 
 Doncaster, History of Deanery of. See Hunter. 
 Donean Tourist, by Laing. . . . 23 
 
 Donellmi, (Capt. J.) Trial of, for Murder. (T. 3.) 296 
 Donne's (Dr. John) Poems. (E. P.) 42 
 
 First and Second Anniversarie, &c. 107 
 
 Life, by Walton. (W. L.) . . 193. 257 
 
 Dons des Enfans de Latone. See Serri= de Rieux. 
 Doolin de Mayence. . . . 105 
 
 von Mainz, Rittergedichte. . . 103 
 
 Doppet, (General) Memoires. . . 324 
 
 Dorset's(SackviIle,E.of,)Poem3.(E.P.)42.(W.C.A)lfiH 
 
 (Mrs.) Peacock at Home. . 193 
 
 (St. John) Montezuma, Tragedy. 209 
 
 Double Descent, a Poem. (0. P. 2.) 157 
 
 Douce, (Francis) Arnold's Chronicle. 28 
 
 Illustrations of Shakspeare. . . 210 
 
 '9 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Douglas, or the Field of Otterburn. . 335 
 Douglas. See Home. Wilson. 
 
 and Angus Houses, History of. See Hume. 
 
 (David) Fall of Constantinople. . 179 
 
 Visions of Taste. . . . 179 
 
 (Lady Elinor) Appeal of. . . C2 
 
 (Bishop Gawin) Virgil's .^Eneia. . 12 
 
 Palice of Honour. . . . 277 
 
 (Sir George) Life and Death of, by Fowler. 229 
 
 (Sir Howard) Naval Gunnery. . 298 
 
 Statement,&c. on Breaking the Line.(T.S.P. 2.) 345 
 
 Review of, (from Edin. Review.) . 298 
 
 (Sir Robert) Peerage of Scotland. . 11 
 
 Baronage of Scotland. . . 11 
 
 (Rev. Robert) Observations on Oaths. (S. T. 2.) 19 
 
 (R. K.) Scottish Poems and Songs. . 163 
 
 Down, Count}', History of. See Smith. 
 
 Domiefal of Temporising Poets, &c. (T. 1.) 59. 123 
 
 Downes's (J.) Roscius Anglicanus. . 209 
 
 Doivning's (CI.) History of Indian Wars, &c. 2C 
 
 Dowriche's (Rev. H.) Jaylor's Conversion. 75 
 
 Drake's (Dr. Jas.) Anc. and Mod. Stages Surveyed. 224 
 
 Historia Anglo-Scotica. . . 8 
 
 Memoirs of Earl of Leicester. . 258 
 
 Memorial of Church of England. (T. 6.) 293 
 
 (Dr. N.) Essays on Tatler, Spectator, Guardian. 194 
 
 Rambler, Idler, &c. . . . 194 
 
 Shakspeare and his Times. . . 207 
 
 Drama, Ancient and Modern, British. . 43 
 
 English, purified, by Plumptre. . 85 
 
 Letter on Present State of the, (D. P. 4.) 344 
 
 Drapier's Club, Hue and Cry after. (I. M. 7.) 304 
 
 Drayton's (Michael) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Polyolbion. .... 155 
 
 Works 192 
 
 Dreams, General History of. . . 134 
 
 and Visions, Treatise of. See Tryon. 143 
 
 Dreghom's (Maclaurin, Lord) Philos. Opera. (T.) 10 
 
 Parody on Gray's Elegy. (P. P. 3.) . 163 
 
 Drennan's (Dr. W.) Fugitive Pieces. . 164 
 
 Dresserus, (M.) De Festis Diebus Chr. Jud, et Ethn. 137 
 Drinking, Law of. See Brathwait. (R.) 
 
 Driver's (H. A.) Arabs, a Tale. . . 162 
 
 Marcello, and other Poems. . . 34 
 
 Drolleries. See Brome, (Al.) Westminster. 
 
 Drummer of Tedworth, Story of, Comedy. &c. 143 
 
 Drummond's (Rev. John) Case of Ensign Oswald. 92 
 
 Drummond's (Rev. R. H.) Town Eclogue. (T. 1.) 79 
 
 (Abp. of York) Sermons on Public Occasions. 292 
 
 (William, of Hawthornden) Works, by Sage. 11 
 
 Polemo-Middinia,Essayon, trans. byJ.C.(T.7.) 82 
 
 Poems. (E. P.) ... 42 
 
 Poems. (M. C.) . . . 281 
 
 (Rev. Dr. W. H.) First Book of Lucretius. 164 
 
 Giant's Causeway. Poem. . . 167 
 
 Drunkards, Warning to. See Hart. 
 
 Dnmken Barnaby's Journies. See Brathwaite. (R.) 
 
 Drury's (Robert) Captivity in Madagascar. 236 
 
 (Rev. H.) Cocke Lorell's Boat. . 275 
 
 Life of St. Robert of Knaresborough. 276 
 
 Dryden's (John) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Poems, (12.) early editions. . . 189 
 
 Poems by. (C. P.) . . . 194 
 
 Absalom and Achitophel. (I. M. 13. & P. P. 1.) 304 
 
 Eleonora. (P. P. 8.) . . . 305 
 
 Miscellany Poems, 203. (and Nichols.) 194 
 
 Life of Lucian. (W.) . . 203 
 
 Conquest of Granada, Three Tracts against. 2 1 1 
 
 Sixteen Plays, Tracts, &c. . . 218 
 
 (and Howard's) Indian Queen. (P. 2.) 215 
 
 Virgil, (E. P. 42.) ... 227 
 
 Milbourne's Notes on. . . 203 
 
 Juvenal and Persius. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Alexander's Feast. (P. P. 12.) . 230 
 
 Absalonet Achitophel. (P. 2.) 189. (R.T. 16.) 286 
 
 Works, and L^^, by Sir Walter Scott. 231 
 
 (Jn. jun.) Husband his own Cuckold. (D. P.5.) 218 
 
 Voyage to Sicily and Malta. 1700. . 255 
 
 (J.) Appian's History. . . 262 
 
 Dublin Hist. SocandFellows of T.C.Trans.(D.T.2.)21S 
 
 Dunces, Libel on. Epistle to Dunkin. (I. M. 9.) 304 
 
 Conjuror. See Harvey. 
 
 St. Patrick's Hospital, Charter of. (T.) 16 
 
 Stove Tenter House, &c. (D. P. 1. 2.) 313 
 
 City, Plan of. ... 314 
 
 Gaelic Society, Transactions of. . 315 
 
 Weekly Gazette, 28th Sept. 1816. (D. P. 2.) 313 
 
 See Mason. Wright. 
 
 Dubois, Le Jaloux TrompiS, Comddie. (F. F. 6.) 1 17 
 
 (Edward) Essay on History of Whittington. 133 
 
 My Pocket Book. ... 182 
 
 Mennis and Smith's Poems. . . 172 
 
 Dubourdieu, James, Adventures and Deliverances of. 43 
 Du Breilil Pom^e, Traite du Cavalier. . 119 
 
 380 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Duca, (Angelo del) Prodezzeed Imprese. (S.N.I.4.) 340 
 Ducange, Glossarium nied. et inf. Latinitatis. 251 
 
 Glossarium med. et inf. Graecitatis. . 251 
 
 Hist, de Constantinople, sous les Frani;. (B. C.)50 
 
 Ducerceau, Contes et Nouv. en vers. . 1 IG 
 
 Duchcsnii (And.) Hist. Xonnannorum Scriptores. 27 
 Duchess, The Unfortunate. (T. 2.) . 135 
 
 Duchcsse de Medo, Nouvelle. . . 47 
 
 Ducis, Deseze's Eloge of, translated. (P. D. 10.) 345 
 Duck's (Dr. A.) Life of Archbishop Chichele. 257 
 
 Duclos, (Mc'moires.) (P. C.) . . 50 
 
 Acajou et Zirphile. (C. F.) . . 45 
 
 Duelling, Dissertation on, by Hey. (M. T. 1.) 312 
 
 Duels, Hist, of See Selden. Paris de Puteo. Mass^. 
 Du Fail, (Noel) Contes et Disc, d' Eutrapel. 119 
 
 Baliverneries. Contes nouveaux d* Eutrapel. 1 66 
 
 Dufi', (of Sluirtown) Culloden Papers. . 3 
 
 Duflett's (T.) Jlock Tempest. (Dryd. G.) . 218 
 
 Dufresne, (A.) Samuel Harcourt. . 41 
 
 Dufresnoy (L.) Hist, de la Philosophie Hermetique. 140 
 Dugdale's (Sir W.) View of the Troubles in Eng. 252 
 Duguay Trouin, Jlemoires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Du Gue' Trouin's Memoirs. . . 238 
 
 Duke of Mantua, Tragedy. . . 211 
 
 Didve's (Richard) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Dumas, (GiJn.) Precis des Evenemens Militaires. 324 
 Dumfries Iicmo7^rance,^c. 1650. (T. 7.) . 62 
 
 Dumfries- shire, Agric. Rep. of 3 1 .Crawford's Map of 2 60 
 Du Moulin's Advan.of Ch. of Eng. tow. Rome.(T.4.)287 
 
 (Dr. P.) Problemes cone. Religion. (T. 5.) 62 
 
 Dumouriez, (Gen.) Me'moires. . . 324 
 
 Duncan's (Rev. Alex.) History of Revolution, 1688. 8 
 
 Preservative against Infidelity. . 81 
 
 Devout Communicant. . . 292 
 
 (Dr. A.) Carminum Macaronicorum Delectus. 190 
 
 .Viperand File, im. from Phaedrus.(P. & P. 9.) 192 
 
 — — Edinburgh Slonumental Inscriptions. 201 
 
 Letter on Lunatic Asylums. ^T.) . 14 
 
 (Richard) Literary History of Glasgow. 280 
 
 Dunciad, The New, 1741. . . 182 
 
 Dundas, (Ja.) Inform, ag. 13. Inform, for. (T.) 13 
 
 Speech for, in case of Imp. (T.) 15. (P. 3.) 308 
 
 (John) Acts of General Assembly abridged. 68 
 
 Process against Alexander Bell of Linlithgow. 97 
 
 (President) Present State of Scotland. 18. 93 
 
 (Robert) Melvill's Diary. . . 279 
 
 Dundee, Statistical Account of See Small. 
 
 38 
 
 Dundee, (J. G. Viscount) Memoirs of. (Mis. Scot.)". 20 
 
 Letters of . . . . 277 
 
 Dundonald's( A., E. of) Ans. to mist. ab.Coutt3.(M.4.)l 83 
 Dunfermline, History of See Fernie. Mercer. 
 Dunkeldensium Episcoporum Vitae. See Myln. 277 
 Diinkeldiensis Pontis, Comp. Mag. Fabrice. 277 
 
 Dunkirk, Relation of taking of (Mor. Mem.) 250 
 
 Dunlap's (W.) Jlemoirs of C. B. Brown. . 114 
 
 Memoirs of G. F. Cooke. . . 202 
 
 Dunlop's (.Tames) Papers rel. to Scottish Archers. 281 
 
 (John) History of Fiction. . . 191.334 
 
 Poems on several occasions. . 1 92 
 
 Dunn's Map of Celest. and Terrest. Hemisphere. 260 
 Dunois's (Countess) Court of Charles II. . 244 
 
 Dunstan, (Sir Jeffrey) Fugitive Pieces of 161 
 
 Dunton's (Jn.) Athenian Oracle. 138. Ath. Sports. 138 
 
 191 
 
 Athenianism. 
 
 England's Vanity. 
 
 Frank Scammony. 
 
 Ladies' Dictionary. 
 
 Life and Errors. 
 
 Merciful Assizes. 
 
 Neck or Nothing, Letter to C'urll. 
 
 Preaching Weathercock. . . 7- 
 
 Dupin, (Bar. C.) Voyages dans la Grande Bretagne. 26 
 
 Mt?m. sur la Marine, &c. d'Angleterre. 
 
 Lettre sur Racine et Shakspeare. 
 
 Duppa's (R.) Life of Michael Afigelo. 
 
 Memoirs of Richard Glover. 
 
 Durand de Maillane, JIdmoires. 
 
 D'Urfey's (Tom) Pills to Purge Jlelancholy. 
 
 Fourteen Plays. 
 
 Durham, Hist. of. See Raine. Rud. Surteee. Bartlet. 
 
 (Rev. James) Blessedness of Death, &c. 69 
 
 Testament to Church of Scotland. . "5 
 
 Dusaulx, Mtooires sur la Bastille. . 323 
 
 Dutch Pmyer Book. . ■ ■ 1'^ 
 
 Dutens, (Rev. L.) Tables gen. des Heros de Romans. 105 
 Duval. (A.) Edouard en Ecosse. (P. D. 5.) 
 Duvillars, (Baron) Memoires. (P. C.) 
 Dyce's (Rev. A.) Greene's Dramatic Work; 
 
 Webster's Works. 
 
 Fletcher's Humorous Lieutenant. 
 
 Pcele's Works. 
 
 Dyche and Pardon's English Dictionary 
 Dyer's,(Geo.of Exeter) Ancient Jlodes of Xames,&c. 1 5 fi 
 . (John) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 1 3C 
 
 345 
 
 49 
 158 
 158 
 163 
 166 
 317 
 
ABBOTSFOIU) LIBRARY. 
 
 E. (T.) Christ only Exalted. (S. & T. 10.) 292 
 
 Eachaid's(Dr.)Co.ntempt of Clergy.Ans. to. (E.T.2.)250 
 Eadmeri Historia Novoram, Seldeni. . 27 
 
 Earlston'3 (Lady) Soliloquies, &c. . 71 
 
 Eartham, an Epistle to a Lady. . . 165 
 
 Earthquake in Jamaica, 1692, Letters on. (T. 11.) 74 
 Easthurn's Yamoyden, Tale of Wars of K. Philip. 180 
 East India Co.'s Monopoly, Q. as to ren. of. (P.T.2.) 312 
 Eaton and Taylor-s Def. of Congrega. Way. (T. 25.) 285 
 
 (Mrs.) Rome in the 19th Century. 
 
 Eccentric Biography. 
 
 Female Biography. 
 
 Magazine. See Laing. 
 
 Echard's (L.) Terence's Comedies. 
 Eclipse, (L') ou V Effet des Astres. (F. F. 2.) 
 Echo des Salons de Paris, 1814-15. 
 Edda, Den ^Idre, ved. F. Magnilssen. 
 
 . Snorronis, Isl. Dan. Lat. Resenii. 
 
 Eddius. (G. et F.) ... 
 
 Eden's (Sir F.)Brontes. Canto to Nelson. (P.&P.2.) 192 
 
 (R.) Arte of Navigation. See Curtis. 
 
 ( W.) Letters to Lord Carlisle, 1 779. (M. T. 5.) 312 
 
 Edgcumb's (Sir R.)Voy. to Ireland inl488.(H.Hib.)241 
 Edge Hill, or Family of Fitz Royals. . 114 
 
 Edgworth's (Maria) Popular Talcs. . 334 
 
 Moral Tales. .... 334 
 
 Tales of Fashionable Life. . . 334 
 
 Patronage. .... 334 
 
 Harrington and Ormond. . . 334 
 
 Comic Dramas. . • ■ 334 
 
 (R. L.) Memoirs. . . . 202 
 
 Etlinburgh Annual Register. . . 329 
 
 Law Journal. (S. L. T. 13.) . . 346 
 
 JIagazines. . . . 328. 329 
 
 — _ Philosophical Journal. . 329 
 
 Journal of Science. . . • 329 
 
 Review of Sir H. Douglas's Pamphlet. 298 
 
 Calumnies of, agt. Oxford refut. See Coplestone. 
 
 — — Calumnies of, on Pitt refuted. (P. P. 3.) 313 
 
 Lord Elgin's Letter to Editor of. (T. 1.) 190 
 
 Att. on Erskine's Speeches, Exp. of. (P.ll.)192 
 
 Politicksof, in 1807. (P.5.) . 312 
 
 JeSrey'sRep.to Thelwall's Letter to.(S.T.2.) 80 
 
 Gazetteer, or Geographical Dictionary. 303 
 
 Miscellany, Poems, &c. . . 21.161 
 
 Plans of, by Kirkwood, Gordon, &c. . 260 
 
 Twelve Etchings of See Paterson. 
 
 Edinburgh, Craftsman's Banner of. . 
 
 Dancing Assembly, Letter on. 
 
 Fire in 1700, Sermon on. See Scott. 
 
 Fires in 1824, Views of. . 
 
 , Report on Sufferers by. (S. T. 1.) 
 
 , Letter to Haldane on. (S. T. 2.) 
 
 344 
 344 
 
 Friendly Insurance, Articles of. (P. T. 22.) 311 
 
 Fugitive Pieces. See Creech. 
 
 Int. of, to elect Jlr. F. Member of P. (O. T. 2.) 284 
 
 Improvements in 1823, Account of. . 299 
 
 Luckenbooths, Cause of taking down. (T.) 15 
 
 Merchant's Maiden Hospital, Rules of (P. 4.) 305 
 
 Oil Gas Company's Act of Parliament. 270 
 
 Outlines of, and other Poems. . 10 
 
 Presbytery, Admon. agt. Douglas. (D. T. 10.) 10 
 
 Prophetical "Warnings to. . . 73 
 
 Three Pamphlets respecting, in 1745-40". 97 
 
 Society for Irish Education, Report. (D.P. 1 1 .) 31 3 
 
 Sett of James VI. for Government of. (T, 4.) 70 
 
 Town Council, Acts for ditto, 1G83. (T. 5.) 70 
 
 Town C. Regul., 1734, Rem. on. (P. T. 37.) 311 
 
 Town Council, Protests in, 1741. (P. T. 29.) 311 
 
 Turnpike Act, Letter respecting. (P. T. 33.) 31 1 
 
 Trials for Murder, &c. in Streets of. . 152 
 
 University, History of. See Bower. 
 
 University, Gratulatory Address to. See Robb. 
 
 See Aruot. Heriot. Holyrood. Maitland. Chambers. 
 
 Edmar and Elwinna. . . . 1 76 
 
 Edmonstone's (Dr. A.) State of Zetland Isles. 1 9 
 
 Edmundes's (CI.) Observ. on Cajsar's Commentaries. 140 
 Edward the Martyr, King, Ballad. See Rose. 
 
 III., History of. See Barnes. 
 
 by Daniel. (C. H.) . . . 249 
 
 IV., Habington's History of. (C. H.) 249 
 
 v., Sir T. More's History of. (C. H.) 249 
 
 VI., Sir J. Hayward's History of. (C. H.) 249 
 
 Funeralles of. 1560. . . 275 
 
 Edwards, (Rev. Jon.) Life of David Brainerd. 71 
 
 (Miss) Miscellanies. . . 164 
 
 (Rev. Th.) Gangraena, Catalogue of Heresies. 83 
 
 Answer to, by Goodwin. . . 83 
 
 Edwin and Anna, a Northimibrian tale. 1 12 
 
 (John) Eccentricities of . . 209 
 
 's Last Legacy, Oddities, Songs, &c. . 161 
 
 Egan's (Pierce) Boxiana. . . . 135 
 
 Sporting Anecdotes. . . . 135 
 
 Trial of Thurtell and Hunt. (P. W. M. 4.) 296 
 
 382 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Egcr,Sir,Sir Gralmm,^Sir Gray-Sieel^E.M.P.XI.) 104 
 
 Transcript from Edition 0/ 1 7 1 1 . . 103 
 
 Egerton, (Lord Chanc.) Life of, by Ltl. Bridgewater. 230 
 
 (Lord Fr.) Goethe's Faust, &c. . 1B9 
 
 Translations from the German. . 199 
 
 Hemani, translated from V. Hugo. . 199 
 
 (John) Theatrical Remembrancer. . 208 
 
 ( W.) Memoirs of Mrs. Oldfield. (M. T. 7.) 224. 1 30 
 
 Eglintoun, (Earl of) Trial of Campbell for Murd. of. 297 
 Eglisham's (Dr. George) Forerunner of Revenge. G2 
 Egloghe Boscherecce Ital. (P. I. 1 6.) . 55 
 
 EsylU Skallagi'imii Vita. . . . 100 
 
 Egypt, History of (A. U. H. 1. 8. M. U. H. 11.) 205-6 
 
 See Miot. Passalacqua. Salt. Sherer. Wilson. 
 
 E;x«» BxinXixn- See Charles I. Wordswortli. 
 
 Ssi^T'ja. See Charles II. 
 
 Einersen, (H.) Kongs-Skugg-sio. Speculum Regale. 63 
 Elcho's {Lord) Aec. of Affairs in &o«iiH(i, 1744-46. (T.)23 
 Eldin, (John Clerk, Lord) Clerk's Etchings. 261 
 
 Election Procedure of Scots Representative Peers. 33 
 Elegy on Trottin' Nanny. (P. P. 2.) . 163 
 
 Elgin Literary Blagazine. . . . 227 
 
 's (Earl of) Letter to Edit, of Edin. Rev. (T. 1.) 190 
 
 Elibank's (Lord) Letter to Lord Hailes. . 5 
 
 Elich, (P. L.) Daemonomagia. . . 141 
 
 Elizabeth, Royne d' Angleterre, Vie de. . 24 
 
 (Q.) Declaration of Campion's Treason against. 58 
 
 Progresses and Processions of. See Nichols. 
 
 and Earl of Essex, Secret History of. 109 
 
 See Birch. Digges. Forbes. Naunton. Osborne. &c. 
 
 Elliot's (Rev. R.) Detached Verses. (P. P. 3.) 194 
 
 Ellis's (George) Spec, of Early English Poets. 105 
 
 Spec, of Early English Metrical Romances. 105 
 
 Collcctimi of Metrical Romances. . 105-6 
 
 (and Way's) Faliliaux, from Legrand. 18 
 
 (Sir H.) Journal of Embassy to China. 239 
 
 (Sir H. of Brit. Mus.) Fabyan's Chronicle. 27 
 
 Hardyng's Chronicle. . . 27 
 
 Letters illustrative of English History. 236 
 
 Tract on Border Topognphy. (T. A. &c. ".) 338 
 
 (W.) Tour through Hawaii. . . 31 
 
 Stewart's Residence in Sandwieli Islands. 233 
 
 Elphinstone's (Hon. M.) Account of Caubul. 239 
 
 Elwes, (John) Life of, by Topham. . 135 
 
 Elys's (Edm.) Observations on Books. (S. T. 68.) 307 
 Emblems. See Alciat. Burton. AVither. 
 Emigration from Unit. Kingdom, Third Report on. 270 
 
 Empecinado, The. See Diez. 
 
 Empires, East, and West., Hist. of. (A. U. H. 14. 15.)20C 
 Encyclopa;dia Britannica : Supplement, by Napier. 265 
 Endtcr, (J. A.) Theatrum Synipatheticum. 133 
 
 England, (Dick and Captain) Life of . 152 
 
 England, Chronicle of Kings of Sec Dodsley. 
 
 , Affection of People of, best Secur. etc. (P.T.7) 308 
 
 , Answer to. . . (P. T. 6.) 88. 308 
 
 , Giand Concernment of, 1659. (T. 12.) 62 
 
 — _, Declar. of Commons of, 1 C48. (M. T. 2.) 288 
 
 , Declar. of Civil Wars in. (T. 12.) . 60 
 
 , Deliverance of, from Northern Presbytery. 72 
 
 and France, Social Life of. See Berry. 
 
 , Free State of People of (M. T. 23.) . 280 
 
 , Hist. (Short) of Kings of (T. 21.) . 285 
 
 , History of, to Peace of Paris. (M.U.H.3!).4().) 207 
 
 , Present Interest of, 1683. (T. 3.) . 284 
 
 , Interest of maintained. (T. 57.) . 61 
 
 , Sixth Letter to People of, 1757. . 93 
 
 , Miseries of, from domestic Enem. (O. P. 11.) 157 
 
 , National Excellencies of See Heath. 
 
 , State of, in 1588. ... 97 
 
 , State of Nation. 1747-1748. . . 93 
 
 , Three Treaties betwixt, and Scotland. (T. 30.) 61 
 
 , Warning to, 1698. (T. 10.) . . 70 
 
 , Worthies of See Anglonim. Fuller. Winstanley. 
 
 's Parnassus. See Allott. 
 
 Pressures. See Smith. 
 
 Remembrancer. Pari. Vict. (T. 4. 19.) 60 
 
 Reformation, a Poem. . . 131 
 
 Summons, 1654. ... 70 
 
 Vanity, Pride in Dress and Apparel. . 139 
 
 Helicon. (M. A. P. 12.) (B. B. 3.) . 177 
 
 English Adventures, by a Person of Honour. 116 
 
 Clergy, Principles and Pract. of,1710. (P.T.4.) 308 
 
 Gentleman's Travels to Rome. . 133 
 
 Friend's Stanzas to Spanish Patriots. (P. 1.) 187 
 
 Phrases and Epithets, Specimen of . 188 
 
 Rogue, Meriton Latroa. See Head. 
 
 Swindler, Adventures of the. . 130 
 
 The, in Italy. ... 335 
 
 Englishman, The. Sequel to the Guardian. 316 
 
 Engraved Portraits, Prints & Drawings,Portfolios of 330 
 Enthusiasm, Danger of Epistle to Quakers. (T. 4.) 78 
 Entretiens des Voyageurs. ... 35 
 
 Epaphroditus and Epaphras, Conf. betw. (T. 11. 12.) 67 
 Epics of the Ton, a Poem. . . 192 
 
 383 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Epicteti Enchiridion, Blancardi. (V.G.C. S. 8.) 2-24. 225 
 Episcopacy, Antiq. and Necessity of. (C. T. 7.) 290 
 Episcopal Clergy of Scotland, Tracts rel. to, (1090.) 83 
 
 Queries and Protestation of, (1703.) 200. (T. 4.) 84 
 
 Case of. and Remarks upon. (C. T. 11. 13.) 290 
 
 Epistle to A. Pope from South Carolina (P. P. 7.) 2G3 
 
 to the Public, a Poem. (T. P. BI. 7.) . 16 
 
 on Useand Improvement of the Stage. (P.P.23.) 263 
 
 Epistolae Ecclesiasticae et Theologicae. . 270 
 
 Obscurorum Virorum. See Hutten. 
 
 Epithalamium on Marriage of Rochfort. (I. 31. 5.) 304 
 Equitable Assurance Society, D. of Sett. & Bye Laws. 32 
 Erasmi (Des.) CoUoquia. Schrev. (V. L. C. 17.) 226. 228 
 Erasmus's Colloquies. . . . 139 
 
 Erizzo, (Seb.) Le Sei Giornate. . . 121 
 
 Ernst, (Herzog) Historic vom. . . S3 
 
 Erskine's (Hon. A.) Town Eclogue. (F. S.) 69 
 
 (Sir D.) Mary Q. of Scots. . . 166 
 
 Airyformia. (V. P. P. 4.) . . 342 
 
 (Rev. Eben.) Three Sei-mons. (T. 2. 3. 4.) 66 
 
 Viper shaken off. (T. 6.) . . 66 
 
 Five Sermons. (F. S.) . . 69 
 
 Sermon on Good Works. (T. 4.) . 70 
 
 Cry from the Dead. Ghost of Mr. Guthrie. 76 
 
 Coll. of Sermons at renewing Covenant. 74 
 
 Actsof General Assembly resp. 1733. (P.T.3,5.) 311 
 
 (John) Institute of Law of Scotland. 264 
 
 Principles of Law of Scotland. . 294 
 
 (Rev. Dr. John) Letters of Comfort, &c. (T. 2.) 81 
 
 (Rev. Ralph) Elegy on Mr. Cuthljert. 65 
 
 Elegy on Mr. Hamilton. . . 65 
 
 (T. Lord) Speeches, Exp. of Att.on.(P.& P. U.) 192 
 
 , (Wm. Lord Kinedder) Sketch of. (P. T. 4.) 339 
 
 , (Wm.) Memoirs of Muhammed Baber. 34 
 
 , Zetter/rom Dr. Lei/den to {M. C. 7.) . 15 
 
 (Sir ) History of Innes Family. . 3 
 
 Eschenbach, (Wolf, von) Das Heldenbuch. 100 
 
 Eschenburg, (J. J.) Denkm. Altd. Dichtkunst. 54 
 
 Espana, Sumario de los Reyes de, por Llaguno. 48 
 
 Esquemeling's Hist, of Bucaneers of America. 127. 140 
 Essay on Capacity and Genius. See Jlitchell. 
 
 on Conversation. (P. P. 14.) . . 263 
 
 on the vicious Bent,&c. of the Times.(P.P.22.)263 
 
 on Design and Beauty. (P. P. 8.) . 312 
 
 on Gibing. (M. T. 1.) . . 238 
 
 on Misc. of giving Fortunes wt.Wonien.(M.T.3.)238 
 
 Essavs on Nobility, State of Britain, &c. (P. P. 27.) 263 
 
 Essays upon Modern Gallantry. . . 33 
 
 Essex, (Robert, Earl of) Proceedings on Divorce of. 58 
 
 (Ro. E. of) Letter from, to Essex Gentry. (T.6.) 60 
 
 Paper on resigning his Commission. (T. 31.) 61 
 
 (Arthur, Eari of) Tracts (5) on Murder of. 58 
 
 Champion, Sir Billy of Billericay. . 104 
 
 Witches, Ex.Conf and Arr. of. (T.ll.) 148. (2.)151 
 
 Evil Spirit, Narrative of. . . 148 
 
 Estcourfs (Rich.) Fair Example, Com. (O. P. 21.) 220 
 Estoile, (Pierre do 1') M^moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Etherege, (Sir Geo.) Poems. (C. P.) . 194 
 
 Three Comedies. . . . 218 
 
 Etrennes de la Saint Jean. (R. F. 1.) . 117 
 
 Eugene, (Prince) not the Man you took him for. 58 
 
 's Success in Italy. Essay on. (O. P. 12.) 157 
 
 Eugenio, orVirtuous and Hap.Life,aPoem.(PP.26.)263 
 Eugenius Philalethes. See Vaughan, (Thos.) 
 Eunson's (Geo.) Ancient and Pres. State of Orkney. 15 
 Europe, Ancient, History of. (A. U. H. 16. 17.) 206 
 
 Complete History of, 1676-1699. . 302 
 
 Blditary History of, 1739-1748. Biggs. 302 
 
 Letter on the Danger of, 1718. (S. T. 26.) 302 
 
 Dangers of, from Power of France. (T. 10.) 285 
 
 Eutrapel. See Du Fail. 
 
 Eutropii Historia Romana. (V. L. C. 18.) . 226 
 
 Evans's (T.) Old Ballads. . . . 1 72 
 
 (R. H.) Old Ballads. . . 172 
 
 Aikin on Song-writing, . . 173 
 
 Hakluyt's Early Voyages. . . 28 
 
 Evehii's (John) Silva ; Discourse of Forest Trees. 240 
 
 Memoirs, by Bray and Upcott. . 240 
 
 Eveque, (Mad. 1') Prince des Aigues-Marines. (V. I.) 45 
 
 Prince Invisible. (V. I.) . . 45 
 
 Everard's (Dr.) Hermes Trismcgistus, &c. . lO.'l 
 
 (E. C.) Memoirs. . . . 209 
 
 Ewart's (Rev. John) Lectures on the Psalms. 292 
 
 E.xamination of Way of teaching Latin to children. 102 
 Excerpta Scotica. See Maidment. 
 Exercise of Foot and Dragoons, 1 693. . 250 
 
 Ilorse, Foot and Dragoons, 1715. . 26 
 
 Exeter, Surrender of, 1643. (T. 8. 9.) . 60 
 
 Exmouth's (Lord) Expedition to Algiers. See Salame'. 
 Extravagant Shepherd, an Anti Romance. 1 02 
 
 Wit, or English Swindler. . . 130 
 
 Eynatteu, Manuale Exorcismorum. . . 141 
 
 Eyrbiggia Saga. .... 64 
 
 EjTe's(E. J.) Lady of the Lake. . . 121 
 
 3 SI 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Faber's Sketch of Internal State of France, 1811. 30 
 Fabliaux. See Barliazan. Legrand. Way. 
 Fabre d' Olivet, Lc Troubadour. . . 1-0 
 
 Fabri (Bas.)Tliesaurus Erudit. Scliolasticae. 265 
 
 Fabyan's Chronicle, by Ellis. . . '2S 
 
 Facetiae: Frischlini, Bebelii, et Poggii. . IIG 
 
 Faceties Franyoises. . . . 117.119 
 
 Faction Displayed, by Stole. (0. P. 1 7.) 1 57. ( P. P.6.) 304 
 Faden's General Atlas. . . 330 
 
 Map of Scotland. . . . 302 
 
 Planof London, 1797. . . 315 
 
 Map of 20 miles round London, lliOO. 315 
 
 Map of Albany Dist., Cape of Good Hope. 318 
 
 Fail, Noel du. See Du Fail. 
 
 Fagnan, Minet-BIeu et Louvette. (C. F.) . 45 
 
 Fain, (Baron) Manuscrit de 1812. . 325 
 
 MS. del 81 3. . . . 225 
 
 — _ MS. de 1814. . . . 325 
 
 Manuscript of 181 J. ... 319 
 
 Fairfax, (Thos. Lord) Blemoriala of. . 26. 246 
 
 Proceedings of Army of. (T. 9. 20-23.) 60. 61 
 
 Relation of Victory at Wakefield. (T. 13.) CO 
 
 Letter of, on K.'s Hcmoval fr. Holmby. (T. 15) 60 
 
 See Sprigge. 
 
 (Edward) Tasso's Godfrey of Boulogne. 1 87 
 
 Fairclough's(Eev. H.) Relation of Essex Witches. 148 
 Fair Play, Case of Rev. Mr. M'Caig. See M'Caig. 87 
 Fair Wanderer : Adventures of Ethelinda.(B.T.17.)310 
 Fairies, Account of the. See Kirke. 
 Fairy Jlythology. See Keightley. 
 Faith's Telescope. Views of Time and Eternity. 162 
 Faithful General, Tragedy. (0. P. 16.) . 217 
 
 Falco, (B. di) Storia d' Napoli. (V. L.) . 268 
 
 Falconer, (John) Art of Secret Information. 140 
 
 , Capt. Rich., Voyages, Adventures, &c. of. 44 
 
 's (W.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Shipwreck, by Rev. Dr. J. S. Clarke. 197 
 
 Marine Dictionary, by Dr. Burncy. . 266 
 
 Falkirk, Battle of. Address to News-Writers on the. 97 
 Falle's (P.) Account of Jersey. . . 236 
 
 Falls of Clyde. See Clyde. 
 False Accusers Accused, 1741. (C. O. P. 4.) 307 
 
 Brother, The. New Map of Scotland. 59 
 
 Patriots' Confession. (P. P. 25.) . 263 
 
 Falstaff, (Sir John) Letters of. See Bate Dudley. 
 Family Worship, Address of Assoc. Synod on. (S. 5.) 293 
 Fane's(Sir F.) Love in the Dark,Comedy. (O.P.22.)220 
 
 38 
 
 Fane's, (Sir F.) Sacrifice, Tragedy. (0. P. 23.) 220 
 
 Fanshawe's (Lady) Memoirs, by Nicholas. 303 
 
 Fanshaw's (R.) Guarini's Pastor Fido. . 169 
 
 Farces, Anciennes et Modernes. . . 119 
 
 British. See British Drama. 
 
 Fare, (Marq. de la) Mcmoires, (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Farewell to Time. See Wright. 
 
 Faroe Islands, Short Account of. . . 86 
 
 See Debes. 
 
 Farquliar's (Geo.) Seven Plays. . , 221 
 
 . Love and Business, &c. . . 222 
 
 Fasano, (Gab.) Gerusalemme del Tasso. (P. N.) 57 
 
 Fasciculus Temporum. Dutch Translation. 100 
 
 Fashionable Lover, Comedy. (0. P. 17.) . 217 
 
 Fatal Divorce, Tragedy. (O. P. 18.) . 217 
 
 Friendship, orDrunkard'sMisery. (O. P. 24.) 157 
 
 Vesper, The, 2Gth Oct. 1623. . .^9. 12i: 
 
 Faublas, Chevalier de. See Louvet. 
 
 Fauche Borel, Mcmoires. . . . 324 
 
 Fauconbcrg, (Lord) Ambassadeen Italic. (F. T. 6.) 114 
 
 Fauconnerie, La, par Franchieres et Tardif. 103 
 
 Faulcon, Livre de. ... 275 
 Faulconry, Modern, Treatise of. See Campbell. 
 Faulkland's (Visct.) Marriage Night, Trag.(0.P.3.) 214 
 
 Faults on both Sides, and Answers. (S. T. 2-8.) 306 
 
 Fauste, (Docteur) Hist. Lamentable du. . 143 
 
 r Enchanteur, Conte par Hamilton. . 46 
 
 Faustus, (Dr. John) Life, &c. of.(Thom9. 3. 10.) 103. 148 
 
 Faustin, oder d. philosoph. Jahrhundert. . 52 
 
 Faustini Alter Alexius, Scotus, &c. . 133 
 Fava,(Fr.)lnsignes Faussetez et Impost. de.(F.T. I.) 1 1 4 
 
 Favine's (A.) Theatre of Honor and Knighthood. 270 
 
 Fawkes's (F.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Theocritus, &c.(E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Fayette, (Mad. de la) Mcmoires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Featherstonehaugh's (G. W.) Death of Ugolino. 322 
 
 Featley's (Dr. D.) Dippers Dipt, &e. . HI 
 
 Fees, Lcs lUustres. (C. F.) . . 44 
 
 Feign'd Friendship, Comedy. (0. P. 19.) . 217 
 
 Fell, (Jo.) et Gale, (T.) Hist. Britann. Script. 27 
 
 's, (Bp.) Life of Dr. Hammond. . 193 
 
 Fellenberg, Lettres sur 1' Institut de, a Ilofwyl. 54 
 
 Female Rambler, Adventures of Mdlle. Janeton. 1 IS 
 
 Sex, Essays in Defence of. See Symson. 
 
 Fencing, Treatises on. See Hope. M'Bane. 
 
 Fen Countries, Desperate Design cone. (T. II. 10.) 247 
 
 Fe'nelon, Contes et Fables. (C. F.) . 44 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Fenin, (Pierre de) Mdmoires. (P. C.) . 4S 
 
 Fenn's (Sir John) Fasten Letters. . 2fi 
 
 Fenton's (E.) Secret Wonders of Natiu-c. . 149 
 
 (Elijah) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Waller's Poems. . . . 195 
 
 Fergus's (Rev. J.) History of United States. 299 
 
 Ferguson's (Dr. Ad.) Morality of Stage Plays. (T.) 10 
 
 Biographical Sketch of Col. P. Ferguson. 14 
 
 History of Margaret, commonly called Peg. 21 
 
 Ersh Sermon. ... 87 
 
 Institutes of Moral Philosophy. . 301 
 
 (Capt. A.) Ace. of Persons in serv. of Chevalier. 9G 
 
 ( Jas.) Astronomy Explained, by Dr. Mackay. 298 
 
 (Rob. the Plotter,) 'V^ind. of Pari, of Scot. 8. 1 8 
 
 History of the Revolution. (P. T. C.) 310 
 
 (Robert) Poems, by Dr. Ir^'ing. . 9 
 
 (Dr. Rob.) History of Insects. (M. F. L.) 332 
 
 Feme's (John) Blazon of Gentrie. . . 24 
 
 Fernie's, (Rev. John) History of Dunfermline. 5 
 
 Ferrario, (G.) Romanzi di Cavalleria, &c. 57 
 
 Ferriar's (Dr. R.) Bibliomania. (M. O. 31.) 186 
 
 _— Illustrations of Sterne. . , 192 
 
 Ferronius et Freigius de R. G. Gallorum. . 2C2 
 
 Ferumbras.{E, M.R.I.) . . • 104 
 
 Feu de Joye on Vict, of Schellenb. & Bl. (O. P. 23.) 157 
 Fian, (Dr.) Damnable Life of. (Web. T.) ISO. 275 
 Fiddes's (Dr. E.) Life of Cardinal Wolsey. 203 
 
 Fidentio, ( ) Poesie. (P. I. 25.) . 55 
 
 Fielding's (Henry) Joseph Andrews Tom Jones. — 
 
 Amelia Jonathan WUd. (B. N. L.) . C3 
 
 —— Works, by Murphy and Chalmers. . 188 
 
 Case of Bosavem Penlez. . . 1 89 
 
 Tom Thumb, a Tragedy. (P. and P. 4.) 222 
 
 Epistle to Sir R. Walpole. (P. T. IC.) 309 
 
 Voyage dans 1' autre Monde. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 Fievfe, Correspondance Politique. 1815. , 326 
 
 Fife and Kinross, Ainslie's Map of . 2G0 
 
 History of. See Sibbald. 
 
 Chronicle of. See Lament, 
 
 Figures in Rhyme, &c.addressed to Northumbrians. 110 
 Filmer's (Dr. E.) Unnatural Brother, Tragedy. 220. 222 
 Finch's Vind. of Foster's Ace. of Lord Kilmarnock. 96 
 Finett's Finctii PhUoxcnis, by Howell. . 25 
 
 Finglass's (Pat.) Breviateofgettingof Irel.(H.Hib.) 241 
 Finlay's (John) Scottish Ballads. . . 175 
 
 Wallace, or. Vale of Ellerslie. . 1 75 
 
 (K.) Selections from unpublished MSS. 283 
 
 Finlayson's (John) Marches Day, Dram. Ent. 217 
 Finnaei (Jo.) Liber Originum Islandiae. . 63 
 
 Fion's Choice, or Minstrel of the Sea. (I. P. 6.) 341 
 Firmin's (T.) Propos. for employing the Poor. (T. 1 1 .) 24 
 First Attempts at Rhyme. . . . 1 65 
 
 Fruits of Australian Poetry. See Australian. 
 
 Fishes in the Ganges, Description of See Hamilton. 
 Fisher's (Rev. Jas.) Assembly's Sh. Catechism expl. 65 
 Fisher's Garland. 1821-1027. (A. P.) . 248 
 
 Fitzgerald's(W.T.)Nelson'sTomb,aPoem.(P. T. 3.)339 
 
 Tribute to W. Pitt. (P. P. 2.) . 343 
 
 Battle of AVaterloo. (P. P. 17.) . 343 
 
 (G. R.) Pamphlets respecting. . 302 
 
 Fitzherbert's (A.) Boke of Husbandry. Surveying. 110 
 Fitzpatrick's (P. V.) Demosthenes at Athens. 165 
 
 Thaumaturgus. . . . 314 
 
 Fitz Raymond, or. Rambler of the Rhine. 322 
 
 Flagellum. Life and Death of Cromwell. See Heath. 
 
 et Fustis Daemonum. . . 144 
 
 Flatman's (Thomas) Poems and Songs. . 168 
 
 Flaminio, (M. A.) Fifty Select Poems of Barnard. 158 
 
 Memoirs of. (G. M.) ... 187 
 
 Flanders, (Moll) Life of. See Defoe. 
 Flandres, Croniques de. See Ougdegherst. 
 Fleckno's (R.) Enigmatical Characters. . 132 
 
 Fleetwood's (Bp.) Papists not exc. from Throne. 88. 345 
 Fleming, (Rev. J.) Rem. on distrib. of Animals. 345 
 
 (Rev. R.) Ans. to 1st and 2d paper of. See M'Waid. 
 
 Flemming, (Paul) Gedichte. . . 116 
 
 Fletcher's (And.) Speech on Limitations. (T. 12.) 82 
 
 Political Works. . . . 16 
 
 (Arch.) Memorial respecting Clerks to Signet. 1 86 
 
 (Giles) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 (John) Dramatic Works, by Weber. 211 
 
 Demetrius and Enanthe, by Dyce. . 163 
 
 Faithful Shepherd. (O. P. 4.) . 212 
 
 Pilgrim, altered by Dryden. (D. P. 4.) 218 
 
 (Rev. J.) Stoppage of River Severn. (T. 2.) 73 
 
 (Phin.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 (R.) Martial's Epigrams. . . 112 
 
 Fleur de Batailles. See Doolin. 
 
 Fleurange, (Chev. de) M^moires. (P. C.) . 49 
 
 Fleurs, a Poem. . . . . 183 
 
 Flodden, Battle of, by Lambe. 9. U. Ictt. rep. 10 
 
 by Benson. (T. 3.) 73. 17-2. by Weber. 187 
 
 Field. See Colvill. 
 
 Floerckius, (J. E.) De Ciimine Conjurationis Spir. 124 
 
 386 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Flogel's (K. F.) Gescli. der Komisclien Litt. 54 
 
 Groteskekomischen. . . 54 
 
 der Hofnarren. ... 54 
 
 des BiU'lesken. ... 54 
 
 Florent d' Illiers, SKmoires. (P. C.) . 49 
 
 Flores de Grece, Chevalier des Cignes. . 122 
 
 Floresta de Rimas Castellanas. See Biihl. 
 Florine, ou la belle Italienne. (C. F.) . 44 
 
 Florio, (John) Jlontaigne's Essays. . 102 
 
 Florus, Dukeri. (V. L. C. 1.0.) . . 226 
 
 Flowers of Parnassus. (I. M. lii.) . . 304 
 
 Floyd's (W.) Observations on Dog-breaking. 1 1 1 
 
 Folengi, (Th.) Orlandino, per Lim. Pitocco. 52. 116 
 
 Histoire Maccaronique de Jlerlin Coccaie. 106 
 
 Folly, a Poem. (P. P. 15.) . . 263 
 
 Fontaine's (Capt. de la) Adventures. (B. T. 6.) 309 
 Fontenay-Mareuil, Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Fontrailles, Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Foote,(J.) Lives ofA.R. BowesandLadyStrathmore.152 
 
 (Sam.) Dramatic Works. . . 201 
 
 Minor, 5 Tracts on, by Whitefield, &c. (P. 1-5.) 224 
 
 Eoman and English Comedy considered. 21 1 
 
 Memoirs of. See Cooke. 
 
 Forbes Family, Genealogy of. See Lumsden. 1 9 
 
 (Duncan, Lord President.) See CuUoden Papers. 
 
 Lett, from to Ld. Lovat, and L.'s Ans. (T. 1.3.) 94 
 
 (J. H.) Observ. on Savings Banks. (T. 3. 4.) 255 
 
 (Dr. P.) Reign of Queen Elizabeth. . 24 
 
 (Sir WiUiam) Life of Dr. Beattie. . 1 85 
 
 Funeral Sermon ou, by Alison. . 185 
 
 (of Corse,)Ans. to Peaceable Warning of.(T.14.)79 
 
 Forbin, (Comte de) Memoires. . 38. (P. C.) 50 
 Force, (Mdlle. de la) Les Fees. (C. F.) . 44 
 
 Ford's (John) Dramatic Works, by Weber. 209 
 
 Dramatic AVorks. (M. F. L.) 332 
 
 Fancies Chaste and Noble. . . 217 
 
 (Miss) Letter from, to Lord Jersey. . 169 
 
 Forduni (Joan.) Scotichronicon. (G. et F.) 27 
 
 cum Supp. et Cont. Boweri, a Goodall. 12 
 
 cum Supp. &c. a Hearne. . . 14 
 
 Fordyce's (Rev. Dr.) Art of Preaching. 181. 304. 312 
 Foreign Quarterly Review. . 329 
 
 Forest Fray. See Thomson. 
 
 Trees. See Evelj-n. Mitchell. Monteath. &c. 
 
 Forfarshire, Ainslie's Map of. . . 260 
 
 Forfeited Estates in Scotland, Case of the, Ans. to. 98 
 Forget me not, by Shoberl. . 332 
 
 Forman, a Tale. .... 335 
 Forme of Cury. See Pegge. 
 
 Formey's Discourse on Death of Marshal Keith. 92 
 
 Forms of Prayer, for Rebellion 1745. . 65 
 
 Fornmanna Sogur. Olafs K. Tryggvasonar Sago. 80 
 Forrest's Maps of Haddingtonshire and Lanarkshire. 260 
 
 Forrestei's (Col.) Polite Philosopher. (D. F. P.) 204 
 
 Forster's (T.) Perennial Calendar. . 255 
 
 Forsyth's (Jos.) Remarks on Italy. . 31fi 
 
 Forteguerri, Ricciardetto. (P. I.) . . 56 
 
 See Mancini. Nivernois. 
 
 Fortia, (Marq. de) Lettres sur la femme de Moliere. 36 
 
 Journ^e de Guinegate, Poeme. . 274 
 
 Forth, Tempest in the. See Tyler. 
 
 Fortunate Transport, Polly Haycock. (M. T. 2.) 130 
 
 Union, a Chinese Romance. . . 317 
 
 Youth, Journal of Proceedings of the. 124 
 
 Fortune-Teller, Universal. . . 128 
 
 , Wheel of, or. Nothing for a Penny. (0. P. 8.) 1 57 
 
 's Favourite, Mem. of Jacobo Anglicano. 1 79 
 
 Fosbrooke's (Rev. T. D.) British Monachism. I84 
 
 Foscolo, (Ugo) Lettere di Jac. Ortis. . 38 
 Foster's (Rev. J.) Ace. of Ld. Kilmarnock. (T. 1-4.) 96 
 
 (Sir Mich.) Reports of Crown Cases. 298 
 
 Fouche, (Due d'Otrante,) Memoire Historique sur. 327 
 
 Me'moires de. ... 327 
 
 Public Life of. ... 327 
 
 Foulis's (H.) History of Romish Treasons. 12 
 
 Conspiracies of pretended Saints. . 12 
 
 Fountainhall's (Lord) Decisions of Court of Session. 1 2 
 
 Notes on Scottish Affairs. . . 14 
 
 Excerpts from Criminal Registers. . 2 
 
 Fovargue's (Stephen) New Catal. of Vulgar Errors. 202 
 
 Fowkes, (T.) and Lowes, (J.) Two infam. Minist. 151 
 
 Fowler's (Rev. C.) Daemon. Meridianum. (II. T. 1.) 147 
 
 (J.) History of Suethland and Poland. 229 
 
 (William) Poems. (S. D. P.) . 162 
 
 Fox, (C. J.) History of Reign of James II. 253 
 
 Observations on. See Rose. 
 
 Monody on the Death of. See Knight. 
 
 (George) Life and Travels of. . 71! 
 
 (John) Acts and Monuments of the Church. 'J34 
 
 (Sir Stephen) Jlemoirs of. (B. T. 9.) 309 
 
 Fox, (T.) Lett, on Courts of Q. Session. (M. E. P. 7.) 342 
 
 Foxcroft, (E.)Rosenkreutz'sHennetick Romance. 144 
 Foxes and Firebrands. See Ware. 
 Foxiad, Historical Poem, .Argument of the. (P.T. 4.) 312 
 
 387 
 
ABBOTSFORn LIBRARY. 
 
 19 
 
 loa 
 
 203 
 34.244 
 
 240 
 55 
 
 Foy, (General) Guene de la Peninsulc. . 325 
 
 Fracastorius, (II.) Memoirs of. (G. M.) . 187 
 
 Fracastoro, ( ) Poesie. (P. I. '20.) . 55 
 
 Fragments of Scottish History. See Dalyell. 
 France, Hist.of to Loui8XIV.(M.U.H.20.21. 38.) 206 
 
 and Europe, Lett, on Situa. of. Iiil5. (P.P.C.) 313 
 
 — ^ Collection deMtooiressurl' Hist.de. Petitot.49.50 
 
 Coll. de Mcnioires sur la Revolution de. 313-14 
 
 Post Roads in. ... 332 
 
 Romance of History of. See Ritchie. 
 
 Franchieres (Jan des) La Fauconnerie. . 103 
 
 Francion, Comical History of. See Pare. 
 
 Francis's (Rev. Dr.) Horace. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 (Sir Phil.) Plan of Pari. Reform. (P. P. R. 1.) 344 
 
 Francisci (Sti.) Seraphicae in Vitam,a Maripetro. 2G8 
 Franck's (R.) Northern Memoirs. . 
 
 Rabbi Jloses, a Philosophical Treatise. 
 
 Franckhn's (Dr. T.) Lucian's AVorks. 
 
 . . (Col. W.) Memoirs of General Thomas. 
 
 Researches on the JejTies and Boodhists. 
 
 Franco, ( ) Poesie. (P. I. 25.) . 
 Francorum Historiae Scriptores IV. . 202 
 
 Franklin's(Dr.B.) Way to Weal.Gael.andEng.(M'K.)86 
 Frankenstein, by Mrs. Shelley. . . 335 
 
 Fraser's (Jas.) Life of Simon, Lord Lovat. (T. 6.) 94 
 
 (George) Life and Military Travels. . 246 
 
 _ (Rev. J.) Treatise on Second Sight. (M. L.) 7. 150 
 
 (Rev. Jas. of Brea,) Lawful. &c. of Separation. 68 
 
 Memoirs of. . . . • ' •' 
 
 (J. B.) Kuzzilbash. . . . 335 
 
 Persian Adventurer. . . ■ 331 
 
 (William) Poems. (V. P. P. 8.) . 342 
 
 Freebairn, (J.) Eloge d' Ecosse, &c. (P. T. 9.) 310 
 
 's (Robert) History of Queen Mary. . 7 
 
 Frederick III. King of Prussia, Ans. to Manifesto of. 92 
 
 M^moires de Brandebourg. . . 46 
 
 Souvenirs de, par Thidbault. . 37 
 
 Frederick, King of Sweden, History of. See Voltaire. 
 Freeke's (W.) Lingua Tersancta, &c. . 106 
 
 Divine Grammar, &c. . . 106 
 
 Freeling, (Sir F.) Dolarny's Primerose. . 155. 275 
 
 (H.) News from Scot. 1591. Life of Dr. Fian. 275 
 
 Informacon for Pylgrymes to Holy Londe. 276 
 
 Contenance de la Table. . . 275 
 
 Freeman's (Ralph) Imperiale, Tragedy. . 213 
 
 Free Masonry the Highway to Hell. . 138 
 
 Freind's (Rev. J.) Lord Peterborow's Cond. in Spain. 259 
 
 French, Thoughts on the Impiety, &c. of the.(T. 2.) 302 
 
 Novels, (Three) translated by a young Lady. 136 
 
 Invasions, Complete History of. (T. 1.) !'.7 
 
 Protestants, Suffer, and Dying Words of. (T. 4.) 74 
 
 Persecution against, 1745. . 93 
 
 Memorial concerning pres. State of. (T. 3.) 93 
 
 and Scots Alliance, Mem. of. See Moncreifl". 
 
 Freiidruitffht, Satire (u/tiiiist. (S.T.^.) . 18 
 
 Freneau's (P.) Poems. ... 30 
 
 Frere's (W.) Prospectus of National \\'ork. 1 1 1 
 
 Supplement to Fenn's Letters. . 28 
 
 Freron, Me'moires sur la Re-action du Jlidi. 324 
 
 Fresne, (Maiqui.s de) Mc'moires du. . 137 
 
 Friburg, Lett, to Canton of, abt. Pretender, &c. (T.2.) 87 
 Friendship's Offering, by Pringle. . 332 
 
 Friga Reveep of IMorlaix, Life of. . 136 
 
 Frischlini (Nic.) Facetiae Selectiores. . 116 
 
 Frith's (John) Answer to Sir Thomas More. 108 
 
 Froissardi (Joan.) Historiarum Epitome (Com.) 27 
 Froissart, (J.) Chroniques de. (B. C.) . 51 
 
 's Chronicles, translated by Lord Berners. 29 
 
 translated by T. Johnes. . . 28 
 
 Life, &c. by St. Palaye. . . 29 
 
 Frommann, (J. C.) Tractatus de Fascinatione. 152 
 Frontini Stratagemata. (S. K. M.) 223.(L. C.20. S7.)22G 
 Frugoni, (C. J.) Lirica. (P. I. 51.) . 56 
 
 Poemetti. (P. I. 49.) . . 56 
 
 Fry's (John) Pieces of Ancient Poetry. . 157 
 
 Fualdes, Proces rel. a 1' assassinat de. . 269 
 
 Fugitive Pieces. See Asylum. Creech. Dodsley. 
 
 Statesman. See Shaftesbury. 
 
 Fuller's (Thomas) Holy State. . . 252 
 
 History of tlie Holie Warre. 
 
 Comment on Ruth. 
 
 Cluirch History of Britain. 
 
 History of Cambridge University. 
 
 History of Waltham Abbey. 
 
 Worthies of England. . . 29 
 
 (W.) Real Fath. and Moth, of Pr. of Wales. 88. 131 
 
 Life, by himself. . . . 131 
 
 Life and Unaccountable Actions of. . 134 
 
 FuUarton, (John) Hamilton's Lanarkshire. 280 
 
 Records of the Burgh of Prestwick. . 281 
 
 Funds, Publick, Considerations on the. (P. T. 33.) 311 
 Funeral Solemnities, Account of. . . 130 
 
 Fuss-Volk fUr d. Regulaments, &c. K. K. . 53 
 
 Fyers's (Col. P.) Views of Loch Lomond, &c. 299 
 
 252 
 1.39 
 2G2 
 262 
 262 
 
 388 
 
INDEX. 
 
 305 
 
 175 
 
 154 
 148 
 
 G.{G. of S.) Facetious Poem in im. ofCh. c^She. (M.C.2.) 15 
 G. (Col. H.) Tour to Strathspey. . . 11 
 
 G. (Rev. J.) Remarks on G. A. Overtures. (4.) C7 
 
 G. (W.) Properties of a Good Horse. (P. 6.) 
 Gabalis, The Count of. See Villars. Androl. 
 Gaberlunzie Man. See James V. . 
 Gadljury's (John) Doctrine of Nativities. 
 
 Sir Geo. AVharton's Works. . 
 
 Gadesbr, (Wm.) Life and Trans, of. 130. (S. T. 2.) 237 
 Gaelic Dictionary. See Highland Society. 
 
 Grammar. See Currie. 
 
 — Melodies. See Macpherson. 
 
 Proverbs and Phrases. See JIackintosh. 
 
 Song Book. See Campbell. 
 
 Songs and Poems. See Mackay. (A. & R.) Walker. 
 
 . Vocabulary. See Macfarlane. 
 
 Gaete, (Gaudin. Due de) Mu'raoires. . 328 
 
 Gaftarel, (M. .1.) Sculpt. Talismaraque des Persans. 145 
 Gale, (T.) et Fell, (Jo.) Hist. Brit. Scriptores. 27 
 
 Galerie des Femmes fortes. See Le Moyne. 
 Galfridus Slonumetensis. (Com.) . . 27 
 
 See Jeffrey of Monmouth. 
 
 Galfridi Vinesalvi Hist. (G. et F.) . . 27 
 
 G.aliani, (Abb.) Vocabolario Napolctano. (P. N.) 57 
 Galic Antiquities. See Smith. 
 Gallais, Hist, de la Rev. du 20 Mars, 1815. 
 Galland, Mille et Une Nuits. (C. F.) 
 
 Contes Tures. (C. F.) . 
 
 Arabian Nights. (T. of E.) 
 
 Turkish Talcs. (T. of E.) 
 
 See Arabian Nights. Herbelot. 
 
 Gallerie der neuen Propheten. 
 Gallicarum Rcrum Scriptores. 
 Gallois, (L.) Histoire de Napole'on. 
 Gallovidean Encyclopaedia. See M'Taggart. 
 GalloAvay, Description of. See SjTnson. 
 
 Narrative of actions of a Spirit in. Telfair, 
 
 (Geo.) Loyal Albany Museum. (P. P. 4.) 
 
 32G 
 
 35 
 327 
 
 . Elegy on Hen. D. of Buccleugh. (P. & P. 17.) 192 
 
 (Rob.) Poems, Epistles and Songs. 
 
 Galmace, (A.) Llave p. a. la Ling. Francesa. 
 Galmy, Ritter. See Pellegrin. 
 Gait's, (John) Voyages and Travels. 
 
 Tragedies. 
 
 Earthquake. 
 
 Ayrshire Legatees. 
 
 Annals of the Parish. . 
 
 90 
 317 
 
 243 
 333 
 333 
 333 
 
 Gait's (John) Provost. . . . .333 
 
 Sir Andrew Wylie. ... 333 
 
 Entail. .... 333 
 
 Spaewifo. .... 333 
 
 Last of the Lairds. . . . 334 
 
 Memoirs of a Life in Pensylvania. . 30 
 
 Gaiter, (L.) Amour de Cupido et Psiche. Apideius. 338 
 Galway, History of. See Hardiman. 
 Gambado's Ann. of Horsemanship. See Bunbury. 
 
 Games (Hoyle's) of Whist, Quadrille, &c. 134 
 
 See Chess. 
 
 Gamester, Compleat. (above 20 games.) . 133 
 
 Gamesters, Celebrated, Lives of, by Lucas. 133 
 
 Gaming, Modest Defence of. D. F. P.) . 204 
 
 Gamon, (Achille) Mdmoires. (P. C.) . . 4H 
 Ganges Fishes. See Hamilton. 
 
 Gano, TracUmento di, contra Rinaldo. (I. C. I. 1.) 333 
 
 Garces, Particulas de la Leng. Castellana. . 316 
 
 Garded'honneur,La.Episodeduregne deNapol&n. 325 
 Garden's( Rev.Dr.G. )Case of Affl. Clergy inScot. (T.2.) 83 
 
 Gardiner, (Col. James) Lives of. . . 90 
 
 (R.) England's Grievance in Coal Trade. 1 60 
 
 (Dr. W.) Hugo's Notes on Gibbon. . 85 
 
 Terence's Andria and Eunuchus. . 227 
 
 Garenciers, (Dr. T.) Nostradamus's Prophecies. 123 
 
 Garland, The Black. (N.T.I 0.) . . 257 
 
 of Northumberland Heroes. . . 110 
 
 Garlands, Various Collections of. . . 159 
 
 Seven. (P. M. 3-9.) ... 161 
 
 Gamier, (Dr. P.) Dissertation sur la Baguette. 108 
 Garter,(Ber.)ReceptionofQ,.Eliz.atNorw.(Q.E.P.)266 
 
 Memoirs of Order of. See Dawson. 
 
 Garth's (Dr. Sam.) Poems. (E. P.) 42. (W.C. A.) 16ii 
 
 Ovid's Metamorphosis. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Gascoigne's (Geo.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Art of EngUsIi Poesie. (M. P. A.) . 177 
 
 Pleasures of Kcnelworth. (Q. E. P. 5.) 266 
 
 Diet for Droonkardes. (W. L. M.) . 209 
 
 Gastrell's (Bp.) Christian Institutes. . 73 
 
 Gate to Hebrew, Arabic, and Syriac. . 316 
 
 Gauden (Bp.) Answ. to, on Sol. League. See Crofton. 
 
 Gaudentio di Lucca. See Berkeley. 
 
 Gaul, Ancient History of. (A. U.H. 16.) . 206 
 
 Gaulard, Contes Facecieux du Sieur. SeeTabourot. 115 
 
 Gaule Belgique, Mercure de la. . . 39 
 
 Gaule. See Lemaire. Gallic. Rer. Script. 
 
 Gaule, (John) Mag-astromancers posed, &c. 149 
 
 389 
 
 3D 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Gaulminus, (G.) Psellus de Daemonibus. 
 
 Gavin's (Ant.) Master-kev to Popery. . U3 
 
 Gav-s (John) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42.194 
 
 Trivia. .... 169 
 
 Plays and Life. . . . 194 
 
 Beggar's Opera. (P. & P.) . 216 
 
 Wife of Bath, Comedy. (O. P. -23.) . '220 
 
 Gayot de Pita\-al, Causes Celebres. . 35 
 
 Gayton'S (Edm.) Xotes on Don Quixote. . 156 
 
 Geberis Summa perfeetionis Magisterii. . 137 
 
 Gee's (John) Foot out of the Snare. . 5.0 
 
 Geist Erichs von Sickingen. . . 53 
 
 Geister, Zauber, &c. Geschichten. . 52 
 
 Gelieu's (J. de) Bee-Preserrer. . . 300 
 
 Gfirs {Sir W.) Xof(S on tie Isliad of Riolcs. 341 
 GelUus. See Aulus GeUius. 
 
 Gem, The, by Hood. . . . 325 
 
 Gejnma, (Com.) De XatuTK Divin. Charact 179 
 General Assembly of Ch. of Scot. Acts of,1638-49,&c. 73 
 
 Acts of. l';46-1649. (T. 17.) . 70 
 
 Actsof, abridged, 1638-1720. . 68 
 
 Acts of. abridged, 1638-182S. . 294 
 
 Reasons for a, 163S. (T. 3.) 79 
 
 Protestations of, 1638-9. (T. 16. 17. 19.) 79 
 
 Remonstrance of, to King. (T. 18.) . CO 
 
 Committ. Repr. for Xorth of Scotland. (T. 5.) 84 
 
 (Pretended) at Dundee (1653) Ans. to Decl. of. 81 
 
 BabeU, a Satirical Poem on, 1 6 92. See Pitcaim. 
 
 Queries to Seceding Jlinisters, 1720. (T. 5.) 74 
 
 Acts o£ cone. Seceders, 1 733. (P. T. 35.) 31 1 
 
 ReasonsofDissentfromSent.of,1752.(P.T.38.)311 
 
 Overtures respecting Kirk-Sessions. (T. 1.) 67 
 
 Proceedings of, in Professor Leslie's Case. 294 
 
 Shorter Catechism. See Fisher. 
 
 Genet. Idman. sur le Finois. 
 
 Generous Usurer. The, >Ir. Xevell. (T. ".) .■9 
 
 Genlis's (Countess de) Jlemoirs, . 334 
 
 Gennaro, (San) Vita, Mrtu, e SDracoIi di. 268 
 
 Genoino, (G.) Viag. Poet de' Campi Flegrei. 269 
 Gent's (T.) Hist, of East Wind, of York CathedraL 257 
 GenUe Craft, History of the. 
 Gentleman Farmer. See Karnes. 
 
 , The Pretty. (D. F. P.) 
 
 Gentleman's Magazine. 
 
 Compleat Recreations. 
 
 Gentz, Maria, Koniginn von Schottland. 
 Geographia Islandica Med. .iEvi. See Werlauff. 
 
 Geoponica, sive de Re Rustics. (V. G. C. 9.1 225 
 
 George I., Sermons on the Accession of . 80 
 
 Vindication of his Majesty's Govt. (S.T. 25.) 306 
 
 George II., Ode for Birth-day of. (T.) . 3 
 
 Ode, imploring the Return of, 1737. (P.P.20.) 263 
 
 Pamphlets on the Reign of. 89-95 309-311 
 
 Mem. of Last Ten Years of See OrfonL 
 
 George III., Celeb, of Cor. o£ at Xewc. (N.T.2.) '257 
 
 Letters from, on Coronation Oath. Phillpotts. 370 
 
 George IV., Ceremonies at Coronation of. . 156 
 
 Celeb, of Coronation at Xewcastle. (X.T. 2.) "257 
 
 Letters on Visit o^ to Scotland. See Simpson. 
 
 Effusions occasioned by io. . . 23 
 
 Somgs and Poems cm do. See Ciuimlers. 97 
 
 Poems on Visit ot; to Ireland. 264. 339. 34 1 
 
 Letter from, to his People. (3L E. P. 3.) 342 
 
 List Moments of (H. P. T. 5.) . 343 
 
 George-a-Green, the Pindar of Wakefield. (T.9.)103.131 
 Georgiwicz, (B.) de Turcarum Moribus. . 1 15 
 
 Geialdine, by Miss Agnew. . . 335 
 
 Gericault's Lithographic Subjects. . 232 
 
 German Empire, Hist, of (M. U. H. 26, "27, S'l) 207 
 
 Electorates, Hist of. ( JL U. H. 32, 33.) 207 
 
 Xovelists, See Roscoe. 
 
 Poetry, History of. See Taylor. 
 
 German Princess. See Carleton (Mary.) 
 
 Germany, Ancient History o£ (U. H. 9.) . 206 
 
 Map of. See Chauchard. 
 
 Gerolimi 11 Xano di una Principessa. . 269 
 
 Gertruydenbetg X^egociation, Sec. Hist. of. (P.T. 7.) 308 
 Gervasius Dorobomensis, (Twysd.) . 27 
 
 Tilberiensis, de Imperio Romano. . 234 
 
 . See Brunsvicensium Rer. Script. 
 
 GerviUe, Anciens Chateaux de la Manche. 3o 
 
 Gesner's (C.) Hist, of Four-footed Beasts. SeeTopaell. 
 
 (SoL) Death of Abel, by CoUyer. . '292 
 
 Gesta Grayorum. HisL of Pr. Purpoole. 127. 2t>6 
 
 Romanorum, -Ancient Histories. . IIS 
 
 Gesvres, (Marq. de) Case of Impotency. . I'20 
 
 Ghost Stories, Accredited. . . 144 
 
 132 of Laird of Cool's Conf with Ogilvie. 69 
 
 Giannone, (P.) Storia di Xapoli . . 'i67 
 
 "204 Giant'sCauseway, Guide ta See Drummond. Wright. 
 
 .'^28 f Gibing, Essay on (M. T. !.) . . 238 
 
 •232 I Gibbon's (Ed.) DecL and Fall of Roman Empire. "204 
 
 47 I Survey of Roman Laiv, ivith Hugo's Xotes, 85 
 
 Miscellaneous Works and Life. . 1«8 
 
 •590 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Gibbon, (J.) Day Fatality. (Aub. Misc.) . 149 
 
 Gibson's (John) Odes and other Poems. . 1G3 
 
 Giljson, (Jas. now Sir J. G. Craig.) See Mitchell, Dr. 
 Gilford's (Rev. G.) Dialogue concerning Witches. 147 
 
 (William) Baviad and Maeviad. . 132. 194 
 
 Juvenal and Persius. . . 223 
 
 Massinger's Works. . . 209 
 
 Ben Jonson's Works. . . 209 
 
 Gilbert, a Poem. .... 177 
 
 Gilbert's (E.) Prelatical Cavalier. (T. 28.) Gl 
 
 (Davics) .Jordan's Creation, &c. in Cornish. 121 
 
 Gil Bias. See Le Sage. 
 
 Gilchrist's (O. G.) Two Letters to Bowles. (T. 2. 3.) 1S9 
 
 Bishop Corbet's Poems. . . 248 
 
 Gildas. (G. et F.) (Com.) 27. (Bert.) . 257 
 
 Gildon's (Charles) Life of i\Irs. Behn. . 138 
 
 Life of Thomas Bettertoii. . . 224 
 
 Four Plays. . . . . 219 
 
 Gilkie's (James) Speak evil of no Man. . 128 
 
 Duty of a Sheriff. . . . 128 
 
 Gill's (Rev. J.) Thanksg. Sorm. for CuUoden V. (T.8.) 98 
 Gillan's (Bp. J.) Rem. on DalrjTnple's Hist. Coll. 16 
 
 (Rev. R.) Scottish Pulpit. . . 183 
 
 Abridged Acts of General Assembly. 294 
 
 Gillespie, (Rev. Mr. of Glasgow) Letter abt. case of. G9 
 
 (Officer of Excise) JMemorial of. (S. T. 1.) 344 
 
 (Major-General) Memoir of. . 255 
 
 (G. W.) Poems and Songs. . . 165 
 
 Gillies, (Rev. Al.) on Modem Faulconry. . 158 
 
 (R. P.) Childe Alarique. . . 156 
 
 Wallace, a Fragment. . . 164 
 
 Lines to Lady Byron. . . 167 
 
 Albert and Egbert. Tales and Illustrations. 167 
 
 Oswald, a Metrical Tale. . . 176 
 
 Fragment, &c. and Poetical Fragment. 176 
 
 Essays, in Brydges's Ruminator. . 204 
 
 Illustrations of a Poetical Character. 182 
 
 Old Tapestry. ... 335 
 
 Tournay. .... 335 
 
 Hoffmann's Devil's Elixir. . 335 
 
 James VI., Essayesof a Prentise. . S 
 
 Gillingwater'3 (Ed.) Hist, of St. Edmund's Bury, 249 
 Gillot, (J.) Me'moires. (P. C.) . . 59 
 
 Gilly's (Rev. W. S.) E-xcursion toPiemont in 1823. 293 
 Gilmour's (Rob.) Lothaire, a Romance. . 163 
 
 Tales in Verse. . . . 167 
 
 Gilpin, (Bernard) Life of by Rev. W. Gilpin. 258 
 
 39 
 
 Ginglicutt's Treat, on Scolding of the Ancient9.(P.7.)305 
 Giovanfiore e Filomena, Istoria di. (I. C. I. 2.) 339 
 Giovanni Fioientino. II Pecorone. . 120 
 
 Giovio, (P.) Vita di Cons.-ilvo di Cordova. . 108 
 
 Giraffis's Hist, of Revolution in Naples. 41. 134 
 
 Giraldi Cambrensis ItinerariumCambriae,a Powell. 242 
 Giraldus de Barri's Itin. of Wales, by Iloaie. 242 
 
 Giraldi, (Gir.) Novelle. . . . 113 
 
 Giraud, Precis des Journ. 15-1!; Juin 1 815. (A.M.2) 32G 
 
 Campaign of Paris, 1814-15. . . 319 
 
 Girolamo, Istoria di San Geunaro. . . 268 
 
 Girouettes, Dictionnaire des. . . 326 
 
 Gisborne's (Thos.) Let. to Dr. Phillpotts (T.C.Q.G)34G 
 Gislandis de Laveno, Super Evangelia. . 122 
 
 Glanville's (Rev. J.) Consid. on Witchcraft. 144. 150 
 
 Defence of Witches and Apparitions. (W.T.2) 147 
 
 Evidence concerning Witches and Apparitions. 150 
 
 Glapthome's (H.) Hollander, Comedy. . 214 
 
 Wit in a Constable, Comedy. . . 214 
 
 Ladies' Privilege. . . . 214 
 
 Glas's (Geo.) Hist, of Canary Islands. . 253 
 
 Glasgow, Burgh Records of, 1573-1581. . 281 
 
 Cochrane Corresp. resp. 1745-6. . 281 
 
 Notices of Literary History of, by Duncan. 280 
 
 and Ayr Synod, Mem. and Admon. of, 1745. 84 
 
 Account of Money granted to, 1749. . 84 
 
 Prophetical Warnings to. (T. 1.) . 73 
 
 History of, by M'Ure. . . 302 
 
 (Earl of) Regist. Monasterii de Passelet. 281 
 
 Glass, (Rev. Ad.) Let. to a Gent, respecting. (T.12.) 284 
 
 (Willison) Caledonian Parnassus. . IGO 
 
 Glassford's (Ja.) English and Latin Translations. 184 
 Gleich, F. Der Zauberbrunnen. . . 52 
 
 Gleig's, (Rev. G.R.) Hist, of British India, (M.F.L.)332 
 
 Life of Sir Thomas Monro. . . 317 
 
 Glencaim, (Earl of) Expedition of 1G53-4 (M.S.) 7. 243 
 Glencoe Massacre, Impartial Account of, &c. 10 
 
 Glockle, (Ferd.) Lohengrin. See Goerres. 
 Gloucester, (W. H. Duke of) Lewis's Life of. 96 
 
 Tracts rel. to city and county of, in Civil War. 196 
 
 History of Col. Massey's Government of. 257 
 
 Glover, (Rich.) Memoirs of. Duppa. . 254 
 
 '8 London, a Poem. (M. P. 17.) 181 (P. T. 7.) 309 
 
 Poems, (E. P.) ... 42 
 
 Gnosii (Dom.) Hermes Trismegistus. . 138 
 
 God and the King, Dialogue on Oath of -\llegiance. 75 
 Godefroy de Paris, Chronique. (B. C.) . 51 
 
 1 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Godelmanni (J. G.) Tract, de Magis, &c. . 153 
 
 Godfrey, (Sir Edm.) Life and Death of. . 132 
 Godly Sarah, &c. a Pastoral Dialogue. (M. P. 22.) 181 
 
 Godwin's (Bp.) History of Queen Mary. (C. H.) 249 
 
 (Thos.) Roman Antiquities. (T. 1.) . 81 
 
 Hebrew Antiquities. (T. 2.) . 81 
 
 (W.) Life of Chaucer. . . 185 
 
 Mandeville, Novel. . . . 335 
 
 Goecking, Lieder zweyer Liebenden . 54 
 
 Goes, (D. a) Fides, Mores, &c. Aethiopum. 101! 
 
 Deploratio Lappianae Gentis. . 10!i 
 
 Goerres, Lohengrin, altdeutsch. Gedicht. . 54 
 
 Goethe's (C. W. von) Schriften. . . 51 
 
 Faust, Umrisse zu. von Retzsch. . 232 
 
 Wilh. Meister's Wanderjahre. . 2C9 
 
 Hermann und Dorothea. . . 2C9 
 
 Arminius et Theodora, Fischer. . 269 
 
 Poesies de, trad, par Panckoucke. . 47 
 
 Faust, transl. by Lord F. Egerton. . 199 
 
 Goetz of Berlichingen, by Sir W. S. 212 
 
 Stella. (M. P. 3.) ... 213 
 
 . Clavidgo. (M. P. 4.) . . 213 
 
 White Rose of Vilna. (P. P. 4.) . 312 1 
 
 Goff, (or Golf) Heroi-Comical Poem. See Matthcson. 
 
 Historical Notices of Game of . 300 
 
 Goguelat, (Baron) M^m. sur 1' affaire de Varennes. 323 
 
 Golagrus and Gawane. Laing. . . 1 84 
 
 Golden Chain of Four Links. (T. 3.) . 77 
 
 Spy, a Political Journal, &c. . ill 
 
 Goldfinch, The, Collection of Scot, and Eng. Songs. 161 
 
 Goldheaded Cane, The. 
 
 Goldie, (Geo.) Letter from, on Hogg's Memoir. 
 
 (John) Poems and Songs. 
 
 Golding, (A.) Momay's Tre\vness of Christianity. 
 Goldingham's (H.) Garden Plot, Alleg. Poem. 
 Goldoni, (Carlo) Commedie Scelte. 
 
 Memoires de. .... 
 
 Goldsmith, (Dr. 0.) History of England, in Letters. 251 
 
 Miscellaneous Works, by Dr. Percy. 1 89 
 
 Poems. (E. P.) 42. Traveller. (T. 4.) 01 
 
 Vicar of Wakefield. (B. N. L.) . 63 
 
 Life of Beau Nash. . . . 201 
 
 Song for Birth Day of See Graham. 
 
 Goldwel's (H.) Declar. of the Shews, &c. (Q. E. P.) 2G6 
 Gomersall's (Robt.) Poems. . . 1'>1 
 Gompertz's (J.) Modern Antique . 162 
 Devon, a Poem. ... 62 
 
 Gompertz's Time, or Light and Shade, Poem. 253 
 
 Gonin, (Maitre) Les Tours de. . . 117 
 
 Gonsalvo de Cordova. See Cantalicio. Giovio. 
 Gooch's, (Rev. Dr.) Sermon on K. Ch.Mart. (P. 14.) 308 
 Good-Breeding, Rules of. See Petrie. 
 Goodall, (Walt.) Forduni Scotichronicon. . 12 
 
 Catalogue of Advocates' Library. . 265 
 
 Goodall's (Wm.) Adventures of Capt. Greenland. 137 
 Goodhugh's(Wm.) English Gcnt.'s Library Manual. 125 
 Goodlake's (Th.) Courser's Manual. . 135 
 
 Goodwin's, (John) Theological Treatises, . 83 
 
 Goole's (John) The Contract Violated. . 135 
 
 Goosecappe, Sir Giles, Comedie, . . 214 
 
 Gordon, (Alex.) Itinerarium Scptentrionale. 11 
 
 (C. A.) Concise History of House of Gordon. 7 
 
 (G. H.) Layman's Relig. Discourses. See Scott. 
 
 (Lord George) Trial of, for High Treason. 297 
 
 (Rev. Ja.) History of Ireland, to 1801. 315 
 
 . . {John) Collection of Prophecies. (T. 1.) 26 
 
 (John, Adv.) Notes on Stair's Institutes. 263 
 
 (John, of Glencat) Memoirs of (See Harding.) 72 
 
 (Bp.) Queries to Roman Catholics. (T. 4.) 286 
 
 (Lady Mary.) See Faustini. 
 
 (Patrick) History of Robert Bruce. . 169 
 
 (Sir Rol)t.) Hi.st. of Earldom of Sutherland. 1 
 
 (Tho. & Trenchard,) Cato's Political Letters, 
 
 Cordial for Low Spirits. 
 
 180 
 196 
 163 
 288 
 279 
 55 
 36 
 
 304 
 118 
 
 (Wm.) History of Gordon Family. . 7 
 
 ( ) Review of Y orke's Considerations. 1 2 1 
 
 Gormg's, (Chas.) Irene, Tragedy. (O. P. 26.) 220 
 
 (H.) Letter respecting the Y. Chevalier. 95 
 
 Gottenburgh Frolic. Swedish Invasion burlesqued. .^09 
 Gottfried V. Strassburg's Tristan, &c. . 102 
 
 Werke, &c. vender Hagen. . . 1 02 
 
 Gottschalck, Sagen u. Volksmahrchen Deutschen. 53 
 Gouget, Supplement au Diet, de Moreri. . 39 
 
 Gough's(J.)StrangeDiscoveries,Tragi-Com.(O.P.3.)216 
 
 (Rich.) Camden's Britannia. . , 232 
 
 Goujon, Bulletins de la Gr. Arm&. . 327 
 
 Goulart, (Sim.) Thresor des Histoires. . 346 
 
 Gould's (Robt.) Rival Sisters, Tragedy. (O. P. 27.) 220 
 
 _ Poems, SatjTs, &c. . . . 194 
 
 Gourgaud. (Gen.) Examen de 1' ouvr. de Segur. 325 
 
 Me'moires de Napoleon. . . 327 
 
 Gourville, ( ) Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Governing, Art of (T.) ... 24 
 
 Government, Origin and Ends of (T.) . 24 
 
 392 
 
INDEX. 
 
 167 
 
 81 
 
 Gow, (Capt. John.) See Pirates. 
 Gower, (Lord Francis) See Egerton. 
 
 (John) Poems. (E. P.) 
 
 Balades and other Poems. 
 
 Illustrations of. See Todd. 
 
 (Sam.) Napoleon and other Poems. 
 
 Gowrie, (John Earl of) Life of. See Scott. 
 
 Grace, Power of, illustrated. See Coivper. 
 
 Giacie, (J. B.) Winzet's Tractates for Ecf of Doct. 282 
 
 Grafton's Chronicle. . . . 28 
 
 Graham's, (Dougal) Hist, of Rebellion, 1745. 89 
 
 (Dr. Jas.) Travels and Voyages. 22. Tracts, &c. 230 
 
 (Rev. Jas.) Poems. . . 193 
 
 British Georgics. . . . 196 
 
 Wallace, a Tragedy. . . 212 
 
 Mary Q. of Scots, Hist. Drama. . 212 
 
 (John, of Claverhouse.) See Dundee. 
 
 (Rev. Jolm) Stat. Account of Kilrush, &c. 
 
 Statistical Account of Shruel. (I. T. 8.) 
 
 Tracts on Hist, of Ireland. 
 
 King's Welcome to Ireland. (P. T. 7.) 
 
 Ottava Rima on King's risit to Dublin. 
 
 . — — Song for Goldsmith's Birth Day. 
 
 Miscellaneous Poems. (I. P. 5.) 
 
 Specimens of Ulster Minstrehr/. 
 
 (Maria.) See Callcott. 
 
 (Rev. Dr. P.) Sketches of Perthshire. 
 
 Essay on Ossian's Poems. 
 
 (Robt.) Liber Domicilii Jacobi V. 
 
 ( ) Account of Glencairn's Expedition. (M.S.) 7 
 
 's (W.) Poetical Pieces in Scottish Dialogue. 168 
 
 Grainger's (Dr. Jas.) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 TibuUus. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Grami (G.) Manifesto. See Bogle. 
 Grammaticae Institutiones, Aldi. . . 274 
 
 Grammatices Rudimenta. . . . 22 
 
 Grammont, (Count,) Memoirs of. See Hamilton. 
 Gramond, (Mar. Due. de) Me'moires. (P. C.) 50 
 
 Grana, (Marq. de) Conquestes du dans les Pays Bas. 47 
 Granada, Guerras Civiles de. Peres de Hita. 49 
 
 Grandier, (Urb.) Condamnation et Supplice de. 
 Grand Juror, Office and Duty of. (P. T. 31.) 
 Grandval, ( ) Cartouche, Poeme. 
 Grand Vizier Unmasked. See Canning. 
 Granger's (Rev. J.) Correspondence. Malcolm 
 
 Biograph. History of England. 
 
 Grangeron, (Dr. H.) Relat. des Possed^es. 
 
 Grant's (Jas.) Life of Mary, Queen of Scots. 107 
 
 (Jos.) Kincardineshire Traditions.(V. P. P. 7.) 342 
 
 (M. A.) Tales founded on facts. . 336 
 
 (Mrs. of Laggan.) Poems. . . 23 
 
 Essay on Highland Superstitions. . 23 
 
 Eighteen hundred and thirteen. . 168 
 
 (W. Lord Prestongrange) Occasional Writer. 96 
 
 (Francis.) See Cullen, (Lord.) 
 
 Grantham, Hist. Description of. See Marrat. 
 Granucci, (N.) La Piacevole Notte, &e. . 10.'» 
 
 Grattan, (Henry) Speeches of. . . 31.5 
 
 (T. C.) Heiress of Bruges. . . 331 
 
 Jacqueline of Holland. . . 331 
 
 Giavenberch, Wigalois der Ritter. . o5 
 
 Graves's (Rev. R.) Spiritual Quixote. . 138 
 
 Gravina, Delia Ragion Poetica. !Mathias. . 38 
 
 Gray, Auld Robin. See Lindsay. 
 
 's (Lieut. Charles) Poems and Songs. . 1 79 
 
 (Lord) Library at Kinfauns, Catalogue of. 2.50 
 
 (Patrick, Master of) Letters and Papers rel. to. 280 
 
 . (Sam.) Happiness of States. . . 196 
 
 (Sir Thos.) Scala Chronica, by Stevenson. 282 
 
 (Thos.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Elegy written ina Country Ch. Yard. (P. P. 8.) 230 
 
 Parody on. See Dreghorn. 
 
 Criticism on, by Prof. Young, 201. (M. T. 7.) 312 
 
 Graziani, (G.) Conquista di Granata. (P. I.) 56 
 
 Grazzini, (A. F.) Prima e SecondaCena. . 120 
 
 Grebner's (Ez.) Visions and Prophecies. . 2.5 
 
 Greece, Ancient, History of. (A.U.H. 5. 6.) 20.5 
 
 See Grote. 
 
 Greene's (G. S.) Oliver Cromwell, a Play. 217 
 
 (Mat.) Poems. (E.P.) . . .42 
 
 (Robt.) Dramatic Works, by Dyce. 158 
 
 Philomela (Arch. 1.) . . . 184 
 
 Arcadia (Arch. 2.) . . . 184 
 
 Harvey's Letters and Sonnets touching.(A.4.) 184 
 
 Historie of Frier Bacon and Frier Bongay. 214 
 
 (and Lodge's) Looking Glass for London. 216 
 
 Greendrake's (G.) Angling Excursions inWicklow. 259 
 Greig's Letter to Robe on Life of E. Cairns. 75 
 
 Gregg's Ghost, The Conference, or. (T. 7.) 88 
 
 Gregorii Decretalcs. . . ■ 283 
 
 Gregorys (Don.) Causes of Proscrijitiuii o/ClanO'regor. 26 1 
 
 Hist. Notices of Clan Gregor. . 273 
 
 (Dr. Geo.) Life of Chatterton. . 198 
 
 (Dr. Jas.) Lucub. on Greek Epig.(P. & P. 6.) 192 
 
 3.93 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Gresiveirs (Rev. W. P.) Memoirs of Politiati, &c. 187 
 
 Annals of Parisian Typography. . 188 
 
 Monastery of St. Werburg, Chester, a Poem. 234 
 
 Grey's (Ford, Lord) History of Rye House Plot. 2.57 
 
 Let. l)etween, and Countess of Bcrkely. See Behn. 
 
 (\V.) Survey of Newcastle and Northumbd. 241 
 
 Oriego, (Titta) Istoria di (S.N.I. 3.) . 340 
 
 Grierson"s (Geo.) Ireland and Poor Laws.(I.P. 5.) 343 
 Grieu, (Chevalier de,) and JIoU Escaut. See Prevost. 
 Griffagno, Nobilta del Asino. . . 114 
 
 Griffith's (R.)Rep. on Moving Bog of Kilm.(I.T.10.)344 
 Grille, (Bruno) Istoria di. (S.N.I. 2.) . 340 
 
 Opera di un Villano nom. (S.N.I. 10.) 340 
 
 Grimston's (E.) Memorable Siege of Ostend. 37 
 
 Matthieu's Life and Death of Henry IV. 39 
 
 Grimm et Diderot,Corresp()ndance avec un Pr. All. 37 
 
 , (Dr. J.) Silva de Romances Viejos. 
 
 Irmenstrasse u. Irmensaule. 
 
 (W. C.) Drei Altschottische Leider. 
 
 (Brilder) Altdeutsche Wfdder. 
 
 Deutsche Sagen. 
 
 Die beiden iiltest. Deutschen Gedichte. 
 
 Kinder u. Haus-Mahrchen. 
 
 German Popular Stories. 
 
 Grindal, (Abp.) Life of. See Strype. 
 
 Brief Character of. (B.T. 3.) 
 
 Grindlay's (Capt.) Scenery, &c. of Western India. 337 
 Grivel, L'Isle Inconnue. (V. I.) . . 45 
 
 Groote, (C. von) Gotfrit's Tristan. See Gottfried. 
 Grose's (Fr.) Antiq. of England, Scotland, & Ireland. 177 
 
 Jlilitary Antiquities. . . 177 
 
 Treatise of Ancient Armour. . . 177 
 
 Dictionary of Vulgar Tongue. 
 
 Guide to Health, Beauty, &c. 
 
 OUo 
 
 Provincial Glossary. 
 
 Advice to Officers of the Army. 
 
 Crete's (Geo.) History of Greece. (L.U.K.) 
 Grotesqidad, Tlie, a Mock Heroic Poem. 
 Groulard, (Claude) M^moires. (P.C.) 
 Grumbling Hive. See Mandeville. 
 Gualteruzzi da Fano, Libro de Novelle. 
 Guard's (Th. de la) Simple Cobler of Aggavvani 
 Guardian, The. (B.E.) 
 Guai-ini, (G. B.) Pastor Fido. (P. I. 35.) 
 
 in Ling. Napol. da Basile. (P.N.) 
 
 translated. See Clapperton. Fanshaw. 
 
 110 
 48 
 54 
 54 
 54 
 C3 
 55 
 38 
 
 309 
 
 Guelf, History of House of. See Halliday. 
 
 Guerin de Montglave. . . . 119 
 
 Guerino il Meschino. 118. (S.N.S. 11.) . 840 
 
 Guerre, (Martin) Hist. de. See Coras. 
 
 Guesclin, (Bertrand du) M^moires. (P.O.) . 49 
 
 Gueiilette, Contes Chinoises. (C.V.) . 44 
 
 Tartares. (C.F.) ... 44 
 
 Mogols. (C. F.) . . . 44 
 
 Soirees Bretonnes. (C. F.) . . 44 
 
 Chinese, Mogul, & Tartarian Tales. (T. of E.) 43 
 
 Guevara, (L. V. de) Diablo Cojuelo. . 39. 55 
 
 Guicciardini (F.) Istoria d'ltalia. . . 56 
 
 Guidi, (Aless.) Endimione. (P. I. 36.) . SG 
 
 Canzone. (P.I. 42.) ... 56 
 
 GuidubaUlo, Duca d'L'rbino. See Baldi. 
 
 Guillon, (Abbe) Memoires sur Lyon. . 324 
 
 Guinegate, Poenie sur la Journfe de. Fortia. 274 
 
 Guiscard and Sigismund. See Walter. 
 
 Guise, (Henri, Due de) Mdmoires. (P.C.) . 50 
 
 (Duke of) Memoirs of Rev. in Naples. 41 
 
 Gulielraus Neubr. (Com.) 27. 227. Heanie. 245 
 
 GuUiveriana and Alexanderiana. . . 304 
 
 Gulliver's Travels, Vol. III. . . 303 
 
 Court of Lilliput. . . .303 
 
 . See Sw-ift. 
 
 Gunner, The Compleat. (M.M.D. 3.) . 271 
 
 Gunnlaugi et Rafnis Vitae. . . 64 
 
 Gunpowder Plot, History of. See Caulfield. 
 
 Proceedings against Garnet, &c. . 237 
 
 Sermon on Anniv. of. (S. & T. 8.) . 66 
 
 Giirney's (J. J.) Notes on Prisons of Scotland, &c. 133 
 Gurwood's (Col. J.) Orders of Duke of Wellington. 298 
 Gustavus Adolphus, Actions of. (S. I.) . 247 
 
 Ericson, Life of, liy Clark. . . 258 
 
 Guthrie's (Bp.) Memoirs of Charles I. . 7. 21 
 
 (Rev. Jas.) Causes of Lord's AVrath. (T. 8.) 62 
 
 Ten Considerations on Apostacy. (Howie) 71 
 
 Last Sennon at Stirling, rep. by Eb. Erskine. 76 
 
 . See Slanes Presbyteriani. 
 
 (Rev.W.) Heads ofSermons at Finnick(T.4.) 74.75 
 
 Guy, Earl of Warwick, Hist. of. See Rowland. 
 
 Tragedy of, by J. B. . . 217 
 
 Guynand, Concordance de Nostradamus. 38. 141 
 
 Guzman d'Alfarache. See Aleman. 
 
 I Gwedir Family, Hist. of. See Barrington. 
 Gwynne's (John) Military Memoirs of G. Civil War. 243 
 
 I Gypsies, History of. See Hoyland. 
 
 394 
 
INDEX. 
 
 H. (P. F.) Hist, de Napoleon. . .327 
 
 Habington's(W.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 History of Edward IV. (C. H.) . 24.9 
 
 Haddington, (E. of ) Belhaven's Vision, a Poem. 15. 305 
 
 Treatise on Forest Trees. . . 24G 
 
 Hadfield's (Rev. Dr.) Ordination Sermon. (S.&P.5.) 292 
 Haen, (Ant. de) De Magia. . . . 124 
 
 Hag in a Red Cloak, Ttie. Parody on M. G. Lewis. 251 
 Hagen, (F. H. Von der) Deutsches Volkslieder. 47 
 
 Narrenbuch. .... 52 
 
 Nordische Heldenromane. . . 55 
 
 Heldenbuch. .... 54 
 
 Nibelungen Lied. ... 54 
 
 Deutsche Gedichte d. Mittelalters. . 63 
 
 Gottfried von Strassbiirg's Werke. . 102 
 
 Haggart, (David) Life of. . . . 137 
 
 Hagthorpe's (John) Poems. Brydgcs. . 275 
 
 Haig, (Ja.) Sir J. Balfour's Historical Works. 302 
 
 History of Kelso and Ro.'cburgh. . 22 
 
 Hailes, (Sir D. Dalrymple, Lord) Annals of Scot. 4. 5 
 
 Cecil's Correspondence with James VL 21 
 
 Little Freeholder. ... 145 
 
 Mem. and Letters, James I. and Chas. I. 9 
 
 Opinions of Duchess of Marlborough. 250 
 
 Scottish Poems from Bannatyne MS. 171 
 
 Tracts relative to History of Scotland. 14 
 
 Letter to, from Lord Elibank. . 5 
 
 Hains's (Bp.) Treatise on the Modes. . 128 
 
 Hake's (Ed.) Oration and Expostulation (Q.E.P.12.)266 
 Haken, (.T. C. L.) Lcbensbesch. Ferd. von Schill. 274 
 Hakewill's (J.) Picturesque Tour of Italj'. . 241 
 
 Hakluyt's (R.) Early English Voyages, by Evans. 28 
 Haldane's (J.) Active Test, of True Blue Presbytery. 90 
 Hale, (Lord Ch.-Justice) Contemplations, M. & D. 81 
 
 Life of, by Bishop Burnet. . . 193 
 
 Halford's (Sir Henry) Opening of Chas. l.'i CofSn. 252 
 ITalibitrton Famib/, Genealogy of tlic. . . 13 
 
 Memorials of. See Scott. 
 
 Halkerston's (Dr. P.) Compend. of Fac. Decisions. 2C4 
 
 Transl. of Erskine's Technical Terms. 294 
 
 Halket's (Lady) Meditations and Prayers. (T. 4.) 82 
 
 Instructions for Youth. (T. 5.) . 82 
 
 Halkett's (J.) Notes on N. American Indians. 30 
 
 Hall's (Arth.) Quarrel with Mallorie. (R.T.5.) 139 
 
 (Rev. A.) Discourses on Grace and Holiness. 293 
 
 (Capt. Bas.) Voyage to Corea and Loo Choo. 240 
 
 Extr. from .Journals in Chili, &c. 1820-22. 256.315 
 
 395 
 
 Hall's (Capt. B.) Fragments of Voyages and Travels. 34 1 
 
 Account of Tay Ferry at Dundee. (S.T.P. 3.) 345 
 
 (Sir .Tas.) on Consolidation of Strata. (T. 13.) 338 
 
 (John) Chronicles of England. . 28 
 
 Stevenson, (John) Crazy Tales. 117. 230 
 
 (Bp. Jos.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Virgidemiarum. 3 last Bookes. . 107 
 
 Caracteres des Vertus et des Vices. (M. 4.) lib' 
 
 (Bp. J.) Fiery Darts Quenched. . 143 
 
 (S.) Map of County of Wicklow. . 314 
 
 (Rev. T.) Funebria Florae. Downf. of May-g. 128 
 
 ( W. H.) Empire of Philanthropy. . 168 
 
 Halleck's ( ) Alnwick Castle, &c. . 31 
 
 Halliday's (Sir A.) Annals of House of Hanover. 64 
 
 History of House of Guelf. . . 243 
 
 Ilallifax and its Gibbet Law. See Midgley. 
 
 (Chas. Montagu, E. of) Poems. (E.P.)42. 168. 194 
 
 Halyburton's (Professor T.) Memoirs. . 68 
 
 (Rev. W.) Sermon, Jan. 174G. (S.) . 98 
 
 Hallywell's (H.) Polity and Kingdom of Darkness. 146 
 Hammer, (J. de) Jlysterium Baphometis. . 249 
 
 Contes Arabes, trad. p. Trebutien. . 36 
 
 Hamilton, Memoirs of House of. See Anderson. 
 
 (Rev. Al.) Testimony agt. Mackie's Settlement. 74 
 
 Elegy on. See Erskine. 
 
 (Rev. And.) Actions of Inniskilling Men. 244 
 
 (Comte Ant.) CEuvres. . . 4] 
 
 L'Enchanteur Fauste. (V. I.) . . 46 
 
 Trois Contes. (C. F.) . . 44 
 
 Memoirs of Count Grammont. . . 84 
 
 (Lord Basil) Odes and Elegies on. (T. 6.) 82 
 
 (Chas.) Hist, of Transactions of Q. Anne. 8 
 
 (David, of Bothwellhaugh) attainted, &c. 107 
 
 (Dr. of Bardowie) Correc. of Anderson's Mem. 272 
 
 (Mrs. Elizabeth) Cottagers of Glenburnie. 334 
 
 PopularEssaysonimpr. of Understanding, &c. 153 
 
 . (Dr. Francis) Ace. of Fishes in the Ganges. 34 
 
 (Sir Fred.) Humble Remonstrance, 1644. .j8 
 
 Information resp. Sir W. Cole, 1645. (T. 37.) 61 
 
 (Jas. M. of) Tractson Ati'airsof 1 638. (T.7.1 0. 1 5.)79 
 
 (Jas. & Wm. Dukes of) Lives of. See Burnet. 
 
 (Jos.) Royal Code of Honor. (R. M. T. 1.) 342 
 
 School for Patriots. (R. M. T. U.) . 342 
 
 (Wm. Duke of) Last Speech of. (Cap. Con.) 26 
 
 (Sir Rob.) Christian's Conduct, &c. . US 
 
 (Capt. Thos.) Cyril Thornton. . 333 
 
 (Terrick) Antar, a Bedoucen Romiince. 114 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY, 
 
 Hamilton(\Vm.Dukeof)Duel<)f«itliL.Mohun.S8. 144 
 
 (Win.ofWishaw)Des.of Lanark &RenfTewsh. 280 
 
 (Wm. of Bangour) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Contemplation, or Triumph of Love. (T. 1.) 135 
 
 Three Odes, and Fables (P. P. 10.) 312 
 
 (Wm. G.) Parliamentary Logic, by Malone. 193 
 
 Hammoml, (Rev. Dr. 11.) Life of, by Fell. 193 
 
 (James) Poems. (E.P.) . . 42 
 
 (Wm.) Occasional Poems, l(Jo5. . 177 
 
 Hampden, (John) Trial of, &c. (T.) . 30 
 
 Hamper's (W.) Observ. on Hoar Stones, &c. 33 
 
 Obs. on Runic Inscriptions. (T.A. &c. 4.5.6.) 338 
 
 See Magnusen, Fersog, &c. 99 
 
 Sarcastic Verses in 1399 (T. 7.) . 338 
 
 Handel's (G. F.) Messiah, Oratorio. (P. P. 10.) 230 
 
 Esther, Oratorio. (P.P. II.) . . '230 
 
 Hannibal notat our Gates,l 7 1 4.88.(P.T.12. & P.T.8.)308 
 Hanover, Annals of House of. See Halliday. 
 
 Characters of the Court of, 1714. (P. 9.) 307 
 
 Priv. Conf. betw. 2 Ministers at,1744.(P.T.30) 311 
 
 Hanoverian Succession, Tracts on : 
 
 Advantages to England by. (T.2.) 89. (S.T.o.) 310 
 K. George's Right Asserted. (T. 4.) 224 
 
 Title Asserted. . . 97 
 
 Great Britain's Union,&c. (R.T.4.) 283. (T.4.) 285 
 Manifestoon Right of Princess Sophia.(C.T.25)290 
 Pari. Right maint. & H. S. justified. (R. T. 1.) 24 
 Political Magnet, or Essay in defence of, &c. 85 
 Popular Prejudice resp. &c. (T. 1.) 89 
 
 The Wisdom of our Forefathers recom. &c. 93 
 Vindication of H. M.'s Tit. &c. See Webster. 96 
 
 See Revolution. 
 
 Hans Sachsen's Gedicht. ... 53 
 
 Werken, Proben aus, &c. . . 53 
 
 Hanson's (Capt.) Route Overland from India. 255 
 Hardenberg, (Prince) Mem. tire's des Papiers du. 324 
 Hardiman's (Jas.) History of Galway. . 207 
 
 Irish Minstrelsy. . . . 315 
 
 Harding's(EIiz.)Answ. toMem.ofGordon of Glencat.72 
 Hardiricke, (Ld. Ch.) Speech on Scot. Rebel Lords. 92 
 
 (Earl of) Sir D. Carleton's Letters. 244 
 
 Hardyng's Chronicle, by Ellis. . . 28 
 
 Hargrove's (E.) History of Knaresljorough. 249 
 
 Harleian Miscellany, mth Supplement, by Park. 29 
 Harley's (Wm.) Harleian Dairy System. . 299 
 
 Harrington's (.lames) Oceana. . . 242 
 
 Harrington's (Sir John) Metamorph. of Ajax. 106 
 
 Harrington's (Sir J.) Apologie of Ajax. . 106 
 
 Anatomic of Aja.K. . . 106 
 
 . . Ulysses upon Ajax. . . 106 
 
 See Singer. 
 
 Ariosto's Orlando Furioso. . 185 
 
 Arte of English Poesie. (M.P.A. 177.) 177 
 
 . Englishman's Doctor. . . 107 
 
 Nugae Ainiquae, by Park. . . 190 
 
 (John)Wond. Preserv. of, from Cavaliers. (T. 3.) 60 
 
 Harman's (T.) Caveat for Common Cursitors. 140 
 
 Harris, (B.) Parival's History of this Iron Age. 229 
 
 (Jas.) Philological Inquiries. . . 31C 
 
 (John) Collection of Voyages and Travels. 231 
 
 (Jos.) City Bride. Comedy. (0. P. 20.) 220 
 
 _ — . (Walter) A. & P. State of County Down. 314 
 
 Hibemica. Tracts on Ireland. . 24! 
 
 (Wm., of Air) Life of, executed 1770. 129 
 
 Harry's (Rev. Geo. Owen) Genealogy of James I. 16 
 
 Harsnet, (Sam.) See Darrell. 
 
 Hart, (And.) Ancient Scottish Prophecies. 21 
 
 (Rev. Dr. J.) AVarning to Drunkards. (T. 1.) 284 
 
 Warning to Sluggards, Drunkards, &c. (T. 3.) 75 
 
 Sermon on Edinb. City Elections, 1703. (T. 4.) 82 
 
 (John) Descr. ofFossil Deer. (I. P. 11.) 344 
 
 Harte's (Walter) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Hartlip's(Sam.) Weston's FlandersHusb. (T.H.2.) 247 
 
 Planting of Fruit Tiees. (T. H. 3.) . 247 
 
 Defects of English Husbandry. (T. H. 4.) 247 
 
 Hartnacii (Dan.) Deductio contra Jesuitas. 228 
 
 Hartsliorne's (Rev. C. H.) Ancient Metrical Tales. 105 
 Hartstonge's (M. W.) Minstrelsy of Erin. 1C4 
 
 Ode to Desolation. . . . 167 
 
 Marion of Drymnagh . . 1C7 
 
 Hartuelli (Abr.) Regina Literata. (Q. E. P. 2.) 265 
 Harvey ,(Gab.)GratulationesValdinenses.(Q.E.P.7.)266 
 
 Four Letters, &c. on R. Greene. (A. 4.) 184 
 
 Pierce's Supererogation. (A. 8.) . 184 
 
 New Letter of notable contents. (A. 9.) 184 
 
 Art of English Poesie. (M. P. A.) . 177 
 
 (John) Miscellany Poems and Letters. 136 
 
 the Dublin Conjuror, Life of. (P. T. 5.) 135 
 
 Haslam Ghcray. Narrative illust. of W. Allan's Pict. 32 
 Haslam's (John) Illustrations of Madness. (M.T.2.) 247 
 Haslewood, (.Joseph) Miscell. Poet. Anglicana. 177 
 
 British Bibliographer. . . 177 
 
 Book of St. Albans. ... 208 
 
 Jack .Juggler and Thersytes. . 275 
 
 396 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Hassell's (J.) Memoirs of George Morland. 185 
 
 Hastings, (Marq. of) Indian Administrat. 1813-1823. 317 
 Hatfield's (S. E.) Moments of Loneliness. 166 
 
 Wanderer of Switzerland. . . 1 7"3 
 
 Hathaway's (R.) Trial for a clieat and impostor. 147 
 Hausset, (Mad. de) Jlc'moires. . . 323 
 
 Hauterive, Ambass. de Lord Fauconberg. (T. T. C.) 114 
 Hautpoul, (Comtcsse d") Poesies (P. D. 1.) 344 
 
 Havelok theDane, Anc. Eng. Romance, by Madden. 276 
 Haversham's (Lord)Specch on Scottish Invas. (T. 7.) 82 
 Hawick, History of. See Wilson. 
 Hawke, (Wm. the eel. Highwayman) Life of. 130 
 
 Hawker's ( ) Wedding, Mus. Opera. ( P. & P.2.) 222 
 Hawkins's, (Miss) Anecdotes, &c. . . 340 
 
 — - (Sus.) Poetical Works. . . 301 
 
 (Thos.) Origin of EngUsh Drama. . 215 
 
 (Wm.) Thimble, Her. Com. Poem. (P. P. 1.) 23U 
 
 Hay, (D. E.) Laws of Harmonious Colouring. 298 
 
 (Edw.) History of Wexford Insurrection. 314 
 
 {Father) Genealogy of the Suintclaires. (M. C. 4.) 15 
 
 (Rich.) Vindication of Elizabeth More. 5 
 
 (Sir Wm. of Dalgity) Funeral of. (C. T. 7.) 287 
 
 (Wm.) Deformity, an Essay. (D. F. P.) 204 
 
 Haycock, (Polly) Secret History of. (M. T. 2.) 130 
 
 Haydon's (B. R.) Mock Election, Descr. (M.T.4.) 342 
 Hayes,(Rev. Dr. P.) Lewis's Life of D. of Glo'stcr. 96 
 Hayley (Wm.) See Eartham. . . IGS 
 
 Haynes and Murdin, Burghley State Papers. 233 
 
 Hayes's (Jas.) Durazzo, a Tragedy. . 212 
 
 Conscience, a Tragedy. . . 222 
 
 Hayns, (Jo. the Comedian) Life of, by T. Brown. 341 
 Hayter's (C.) Treatise on Three Primitive Colours. 34 
 Hayward's (Sir J.) History of Edward VI. (C. H.) 249 
 Haywood's (Mrs.) Novels and Histories. . 139 
 
 Head, (Sir F. B.) Journeys across the Pampas. 244 
 
 's Life of Bruce tlie TraveUer. (M. F. L.) 315 
 
 (Rich.) Canting Academy. . 134 
 
 Proteus Red., or Art of AVheedling. . 131 
 
 (and Kirkman) English Rogue. . 131 
 
 Heard's (James) Russian Grammar. . 317 
 
 Hearne, (Thomas) Life of. . . 233 
 
 "s Leland's Itinerary. . . 233 
 
 Robert of Gloucester's Chronicle. . 233 
 
 Peter Langtoft's Clironicle. . . 233 
 
 Gul. Neubrigensis Historia. . . 245 
 
 Joan. Rossi Historia. . . 245 
 
 Journeys to Reading and Whaddon. (L.) 149 
 
 39 
 
 Heath, (Rev. Dr. Benj.) Catalogue of Library of. 197 
 
 (James) Flagellum. Life, &c. of Cromwell. 2(5 
 
 Chronicle of the Civil War. . 252 
 
 (R.) Nat. Excellencies of England. (T. 1.) 237 
 
 Heaton's (J.) E.xtr. Affliction, &c. of ii little Boy. 138 
 Heber's (Bp.) Palestine. (0.\. P. P.) . 169 
 
 Sense of Honour. Prize Poem. (1'. &P. 15.) 192 
 
 Europe. Lines on the War. (P. &. P. 6.) 192 
 
 Journey through India, 1824-5. . 317 
 
 (Richard) Cutwods's Bumble Bee. . 185.274 
 
 Hebrew, Arabic, and Syriac, Gate to the. . 316 
 
 Melodies. See Byron. 
 
 Hebrews, Civil and Eccl. Rites of Ancient. Godw. 81 
 Hebrides. See Buchanan. Knox. Pennant. &.c. 
 Ilederici (B.) Graecum Lexicon Maimale. 267 
 
 Heer von Innerdstreich, Das, in Kr. v. 1809. 274 
 
 Heigham, (T.) Chevalier's Discourse of Duels. 39 
 
 Heineccii (J. G.) Elementa Juris Civilis ord. Inst. 273 
 
 Recitationes in Elem. J. C. . . 273 
 
 Elem. Juris Civilis, ord. Pandect. . 273 
 
 Heir in his Old Age, Chinese Diama. See Davis. 
 Heldenbuch, Das. See Eschenbach. 
 
 Co2>>/ of the Edition 1590. (T.) . 46 
 
 Heliconia. Poetry of the Elizabethan Age. Park. 184 
 Helmont, (J. B. Van) CEu\Tes. . . 124 
 
 Help to Discourse. Merriment and Serious Matter. 132 
 
 (Speedy) for Rich and Poor. See Vanderheyden. 
 
 Hely, (Rev. James) O'Flaherty's Oxygia. 314 
 
 Helyas, Knight of the Swan. (Thoms. 1.) 103 
 
 Helyot, (Pere) Histoire des Ordres Monastiques. 48 
 Hemans's (Felicia) Poems. . . 162. 168 
 
 Forest Sanctuary. . . . 163 
 
 Modem Greece. . . . 201 
 
 Records of Woman. . . 180 
 
 Restor. of Works of Art to Italy. (P. P. 3.) 168 
 
 Sceptic. . . . 201 
 
 Vespers of Palermo. . . 212 
 
 Hemingford, (Walt, de) Hist. (G. ct F.) 27 
 
 Hemming's (W.) Eunuch, Tragedy. (0. P. 31.) '220 
 Henderson,(Rev. A.) Speech, on ren. Covenant.(T.l 3.) 67 
 
 Ans. to Dem. of Aberdeen Ministers. (T. 6. 8.) 79 
 
 (And.) Life of John Earl of Stair. 1 1 
 
 Edinb. History of Rebellion 1745. . 84 
 
 Memoirs of Marslial Keith. . 88 
 
 Life of Duke of Cumberland. . 96 
 
 Voltaire's Frederick of Sweden. (B. T. 5.) 309 
 
 (A.) Principles of Land-Survcying,&c.(T.P.3.) 299 
 
 3 E 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 lleiulerson's (John) Theat. Transactions. Ireland. 210 
 
 Letters anil Poems. . . 210 
 
 (J.)Trial of, forMurder of Mr. MilIie.(M.T.l 0.) 342 
 
 Henderwell's (T.) History of Scarborough. 234 
 
 Henricus, Arcliidiac. Huntingdon. (Sav.) . 27 
 
 Henry, (Blind) Life of Sir W. Wallace. (Jam.) 4. 8 
 
 (Rev. Dr. R.) History of Great Britain. 28 
 
 (Dr. Wm.) Tribute to Thos. Henry. (P.M. 3.) 199 
 
 (F. A.) Les Souvenirs. (P. D. 3.) . 343 
 
 (in.) de Valois, Sorceleries de. . 137 
 
 IV. of France, Life of. . . 39 
 
 VII., Reign of, by Lord Bacon. (C. H.) 240 
 
 VII., King, or Popish Impostor, Tragedy. 92 
 
 VIII., Reign of, by Lord Herbert. (C. II.) 249 
 
 Privy Purse Expenses of. See Nicholas. 
 
 (Frince)Bap. of. 16.Acc. of byC'ornw.(B.T.l.) 309 
 
 Letters of. . . . 282 
 
 Prince of Purpoole. See Gesta Grayorum. 
 
 Henryson, (Rob.) Robene and Mackyne. 277 
 
 Testament of Cresseid. . . 277 
 
 Moral Fables. ... 281 
 
 Hentznei's (P.) Journey in Engl., 1598. (D.F.P.) 204 
 Heptameron Francois, Nouvelles de R. Marguerite. 120 
 Hcptarchus and Fergusia. See Ballantyne. 
 Heraldic Anomalies. See Nares. 
 Heraldry. See Brydson. Carter. Clark. Nisbet. Robson. 
 
 of Crests. . . . . 119 
 
 Heraud's (J. A.) Tottenham, a Poem. . 1G2 
 
 Legend of St. Loy . . . . 162 
 
 Herbelot, (B. d') Bibliotheque Orientale. . 2S7 
 
 Herberay, (N. de) Amadis de Gaule. . 115 
 
 . Cronicque de Dom Flores de Grece. 1 22 
 
 Herbert, (Lord Ed. of Cherbury) Life of . 20 
 
 History of Henry VIII. (C. H.) . 249 
 
 (George) Life of, by Walton ( W. L.) 1 93. 257 
 
 (J.) Robert the Devyll. . . 120 
 
 {W.) Topographical Antiquities. See Ames. 
 
 (Hon. W.) Poems, tr. from North. Lang., &c. 98 
 
 Herbin, Statistique de la France. . . 37 
 
 Herd, (David) Ancient Scottish Songs and Ballads. 171 
 
 Letters to George Paton. . 87 
 
 _ Sir T. Urquhart's Tracts. . . 20 
 
 Herder, (J. G. von) Der Cid. . . 52 
 
 — — Volkslieder. . . . 172 
 
 Heresie, History of Sin and, (R. T.) 283 
 
 Heresies. See Apocalypsis. Edwards. Pagitt. 
 Heriot's Hospital, Statutes of. 22. (T. I .) 70 
 
 Ileriot' Hospital. See Constable. Johnstone. 
 
 Heritable Jurisdictions, Roll of Claims for. 1 1 
 
 Disquisition on. (T. 2.) 96. Letter on. '(T. 3.) 87 
 
 Act of Pari, for Abolishing. . 87 
 
 Observ. on Act for Abolishing. (T. 3.) 96 
 
 Heritier, (Mile, de 1') Le Tour Tenebreiix. (C. F.) 44 
 
 Hermaphrodites, Isle des. See Thomas. 
 
 Hermes Trismegistus de Lapide Philos., &c. 138 
 
 Pymander et Asclepias. (Jamb.) . 115 
 
 Pymander and Asc. trans, by Everard. 1 08 
 
 Hermeticlv Romance. See Rosenkreutz. 
 Hemiippus Redivivus. See Cohausen. 
 
 Hermit, The. Suff. and Adv. of Philip Quarll. 138 
 
 Herodotus, Apologie for. See Stephen. . 123 
 
 Heroick Friendship, Play ascr. to Otway. . 219 
 
 Poem on late Rebellion. (1683.) . 6 
 
 — — Princes, or Conscious Lovers. . 112 
 
 Heron's (Robt.) Tour through West of Scotland. in 
 
 St. Kilda in Edinb. Com. Dram. (P. P. 6.) 312 
 
 Heron, (Sir R.) Genealogy of Heron Family. 239 
 
 Herrera, Historia. &c. en Escocia. (Jel)b.) 12 
 
 Herrey's (Robt.) Concordances to the Bible. 178 
 
 Herrick's (Robt.) Poetical Works, by Maitland. ISii 
 Herring Fishery. See Campbell. 
 Herring's (Abp.)Advice to Inhab. of Yorkshire, 1745.93 
 Hertfordshire Witchcraft, Case of. See Bragge. 
 
 Hervarar Saga. Hist. Hervorae et Heidreki. 64 
 
 Hervet, (G.) Xenophon's Treat, of Household. 120 
 
 Hervey's, (Rev. Jas.) Theron and Aspasio. 291 
 
 (Mary, Lady) Letters, by Croker. . 189 
 
 (T. K.) Australia, and other Poems. 165 
 
 Hesiodus, Clerici. (V. G. L. 10.) . 225 
 
 Hesiod, translated by Cooke. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Hetherington's (Rev. W. M.) Dramatic Sketches. 160 
 
 Hewerdine's (W.) Political Songs. . 124 
 
 Key's (Dr. R.) Dissert, on Duelling and Suicide. 312 
 
 Heylin's ( ) Aulicus Coquinariae. (S. H.) 231 
 
 (Dr. P. ) Reign of King Charles T. . 258 
 
 Heywood's (Thos.) History of Women. . 123 
 
 Hierarchie of Angels. . . 123 
 
 Reader, here you'll plainly see, &c. . 98 
 
 King in the Country, Drama. (Wald. L. M.) 209 
 
 _ English Traveller, Play. . . 213 
 
 . Challenge for Beauty. . . 214 
 
 Golden Age. . . . 214 
 
 Iron Age. .... 214 
 
 Royall King and Loyall Subject. 214. 215 
 
 398 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Hejwood's (T.) Downfall of Robin Hood. 216 
 
 Love's Mistress, or (i."3 Marque. . 216 
 
 Rape of Lucrece, Tragedy. . . 223 
 
 — _(& Rowley 's)Fortune by Land and Sea.(O.P.l.) 214 
 
 (Thos. F.A.S.)Brereton's Song of Lady Bessey. 88 
 
 Earls of Derby and Poets, &c. of ICth cent. 230 
 
 Hexameron. See Chappuys. Torquemade. 
 
 Hibbert, (Geo.) Caxton's OWd's Metam. . 275 
 
 Ware's (Dr. S.) Descr. of Shetland Isles. 5 
 
 Customs of a Manor in North of England. 242 
 
 Philosophy of Apparitions. . Ill 
 
 Hibernicarum Rerum Scriptores Vet. O'Conor. 267 
 Hickeringill's (Rev. E.) Lay Clergy. (T. 22.) 285 
 
 _ (Rev. J.) Works. ... 24 
 
 Hickes, (Rev. Dr. G.) Ravillac Redivivus. 83 
 
 Linguarum Septentrionalium Thesaurus. 238 
 
 (Thos.) Tracts against Quakers. (T. 2. 3.) 78 
 
 Hielmstiemes Bogsamling, a Suhm. . 64 
 
 Hieragonisticon. Answer to Eachard. (E. L. 2.) 250 
 Hieronymi de S. F. De Judaicis Erroribus. 137 
 
 Higden, (Ran.) (G. et F.) . . 27 
 
 (H.) Wary Widow, Comedy. (O. P. 34.) 220 
 
 Higgins, (J.) Miroui for Magistrates. 173. (B. B.4.) 177 
 Higgons, (B.) Remarks on Bp. Burnet's History. 24 
 
 Generous Conqueror, Tragedy. (0. P. 35.)220. 222 
 
 High Blood, Benefits of, a Novel. . . 136 
 
 High Church Aphorisms. (S. T. 60.) . 307 
 
 Highland Chieftains Vindicated, against Ridpath. 85 
 
 Conduct of, to their people. (P. 3.) . 297 
 
 Coast-fishers, Address of, to HighCom.(O.T.S.)284 
 
 _ Officers, Letter on Cruelties to. (T.3.)80.(T.ll.) 94 
 
 Regiments, Short History of the. (H. T. 1.) 80 
 
 Mutinies in. See Clark. 
 
 ■ Rogue, or Actions of Rob Roy. . 95 
 
 Society Committee, Report on Ossian. 1 9 
 
 . Gaelic Dictionary. . . 264 
 
 Highlands^ Enquiry into Causes of Rebellion in. 20 
 
 Acts of Parlieunent for disarming. . 87 
 
 . Observ. on Roads into the. See Mackenzie. 
 
 Memorial respecting disorders of. (T. 9.) 285 
 
 North, Summer Rambles in the. . 22 
 
 Highlander, The, delineated. . . 85 
 
 Highway Law. See Clavell. Highway Woman. See Clay. 
 Hildebrandi Compend. Geographiae Cluverianee. 228 
 Hill, (Aar.) The Actor, Treatise on Art of Playing. 227 
 
 Elfrid, and Walking Statue. (O. P. 32.) 220 
 
 (A.) Fatal Vision, Tragedy. (0. P. 33.) 220 
 
 Hill, (Dr. John) Letter to, from Woodward. 21 1 
 
 (Rev. Dr. J.) Life of Dr. Hugh Blair. 201 
 
 (T.) Nundinae Sturbrigienses. (P. P. 17.) 305 
 
 (Rev. T.) Two Trials of, for Defamation. 294 
 
 Hillary's (Sir W.) Nat. Instit. against Shipwreck. 342 
 
 Hillhouse's (J. M.) Judgment, a Vision. . 180 
 
 Percy's Masque. . . . 218 
 
 Hind Let Loose. See Shiels. 
 
 Hind's (Capt. James) Declaration. (T. 3.) 59 
 
 Hinrichs van Alkmar, Reynke de Voss. . 1 (Ml 
 
 Hints to bearers of Walking Sticks. (P. & P. 3.) 1 92 
 Hippisley's (J.) Joum. to Bristol, Farce. (P.&P.) 1. 222 
 
 Hippocratis Opera, Vander Linden. (V. G. C. II.) 225 
 
 Histoire prodig. d'un Gentilhomme et la Diahle. 143 
 
 Histoires Facecieuses et Morales. . 116 
 
 Historia Deorum Fatidicorum, &c. . 153 
 
 Historical Collections, &c. of 2 last Parlts. 1682. 258 
 
 Miscellany. .... 316 
 
 Sketches of Politics, and Public Men. 1813. 234 
 
 Histories, Popular, Various Collections of. 159 
 
 Hoadley's (Bp.) Two Sermons, 1715-16. (Ser.) 80 
 
 (Rev. Dr. J.) Two Sermons, 1707. 1708. (Ser.) 80 
 
 Hoar Stones, Observations on. See Hamper. 
 
 Hoare, (Sir R. C.) Giraldus, Itin. of Wales. 242 
 
 Giraldi Itinerarium Cambriae, Powell. 242 
 
 Monastic Remains of Religious Houses. 253 
 
 Tour in Ireland, 1806. . . 254 
 
 Hobhouse,(Sir J. C.)Imit. and Transl. from Cljissics. 198 
 
 Letters from Paris, 1815. . . 319 
 
 Hodge, (Dr. N.) Hist, of Plague in London, 1665. 136 
 
 Hodges, (J.) Letter from, to a Scots M.P. 1703. 290 
 
 Hodgskin's (Th.) Travels in Germany. . 318 
 
 (Mrs. T.) Northern Popular Tales. . 335 
 
 Hodgson^s {Capt. J.^ Memoirs during the Civil War. 243 
 
 Memoirs, &c. by Sir W. Scott. . 231 
 
 Hofer's (And.) Geschichte. . . 54 
 
 Hofiand's (Mrs.) Self Denial, a Tale. . 259 
 
 Hoffmann, (E. J. A.) Klein Zaches g. Zinnober. 52 
 
 Prinzessin Brambilla. . . 269 
 
 Devil's Elixir, translated by Gillies. . 335 
 
 Hofstater, (F. F.) Altdeutsche Gedichte. . 52 
 
 Hog's (Rev. J.) Three Missives. (T. 6.) . 67 
 
 Proposals for Peace and Harmony. (T. 10.) 67 
 
 Answer to Campbell on Lord's Prayer. 68 
 
 Hog, (J. M.) Memoirs of Gen. Hugh Mackay. 279 
 
 (Rev. Th.) Memoirs of. (T. 3.) 67 
 
 Hogan-Moganides, or Dutch Hudibras. . 171 
 
 39.9 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Hogg, (James) Jacobite Relics of Scotland. 
 
 JIader of the Moor. 
 
 Mountain Banl. (See Goldie.) 
 
 . Poetic Jlirror. 
 
 Pilgrims of the Sun. 
 
 Queen's Wake. 
 
 Remarks on Psalms of David. (S. T. 10.) 
 
 Royal Jubilee. 
 
 Scottish Pastorals. 
 
 Shepherd's Calender. 
 
 Songs, by the Ettiick Shepherd. 
 
 — — Spy, a Weekly Periodical. ■ 
 
 Three Perils of Jlan. 
 
 Hogland, Description of. (T.) 
 
 Hoglandiae Descriptio. (P. P. 15.) 
 
 Holberg,( Baron) Journey of N. K. under Ground. 43.44 
 
 Voy, de Nic. Idimius. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 Holcroft, (Thos.) Anna St. Ives. 
 
 Hugh Trevor. 
 
 Memoirs of. ... 
 
 Hold.sn-orth's (Ed.) Muscipula, by Cobb. . 
 Hole's (Rev. Rich.) Remaiks on Arabian Nights. 
 Holford's (Miss) Wallace, or Fight of Falkirk. 
 Holinshed's (R.) Chronicles of England, Sc. & Irel. 29 
 Holland, (Earl of) Last Speech of, (Cap. Cont.) 26 
 
 . (Henry, Lord) Life of Lope de Vega. 
 
 (Sir John) Buke of the Howlat. Laing. 
 
 (T. A.) Dryburgh Abbey, a Poem. 1 1 
 
 HoUandc, Histoire de la. See Neuville. 
 Hollar, (Wences.) Theatrum Mulierum Europae. 109 
 Holloway and Haggerty, Trial of, for Murder. (P. '2.) 297 
 Holmes, (Rev. Dr. A.) American Annals. 30 
 
 — — Rymer, Foedera, &c. . . 23. 24 
 
 Holt's (R.) Treatise on Artificial Stone. (P. T. 12.) 310 
 HolweU Can, (Rev. W.) Porto, Due Nobili Amanti. 275 
 Holyday's (Barton) Technogamia, Comedy. 216 
 
 Holyrood House, Account of. See Johnstone. 
 
 See Chron. Coenob. S. Crucis. 
 
 Home, a Poem. .... 
 
 (John) Douglas, and Tracts relating to. 
 
 History of the Rebellion, 1745. 
 
 AVorks, by H. Mackenzie. 
 
 (Dr. N.) Daemonologie and Theologie. 
 
 Homer's Iliad, and Odyssey, by Pope. (E. P.) 
 
 Iliad, by Sotheby. 
 
 — — Hymns, Batram. &c. by Chapman. 
 See Koliades. 
 
 19 Hone's (W.) Ancient Mysteries descr. 
 
 200 
 200 
 193 
 200 
 200 
 344 
 200 
 200 
 331 
 301 
 
 34 
 335 
 
 59 
 305 
 
 332 
 332 
 
 247 
 
 249 
 
 43 
 
 196 
 
 37 
 276 
 165 
 
 254 
 254 
 335 
 182 
 333 
 333 
 333 
 
 Every Day Book and Table Book. 
 
 Hood, (Thos.) The Gem. 
 
 Odes and Addresses to Great People. 
 
 Hook's (Theodore) Sayings and Doings. 
 
 (Rev. Dr.) Pen Owen. 
 
 Percy Mallory. 
 
 Hooke's (Col.) Negociations in Scotland, 1707. 96 
 
 (N.) Ace. of Due. of Marlborough 'sCond.(T.l.) 310 
 
 Hooker, (Rich.) Life of, by Walton (W. L.) 193. 257 
 Hoole's (John) Ariosto's Orlando. (E. P.) 42 
 
 Tasso's Jerusalem. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Hope's (C. Ld.Pres.) Notes on hear. Council. (T.3.) 345 
 
 (John) Hume's Diary of Pari. 1700-1707. 278 
 
 (J. D.) Arch of Titus, Prize Poem. (P. P. 9.) 343 
 
 (Sir W.) Vindication of Art of Self- Defence. 86 
 
 Hopkins's (Chas.) Three Tragedies. . 2U'> 
 
 (M.) Discovery of Witches. (T. 1.) 151 
 
 Hoppner'a (John) Oriental Tales. . 227 
 
 Horae de Sancta Cruce, &c. . . 115 
 
 Horatius, Aldi. 268. Bond. (V. L. C. 22.) 226 
 
 Horace, Works of, translated by Francis. (E. P.) 42 
 
 Art of Poetry, by Ld. Roscommon. (P.P.I 1.) 305 
 
 Instructions to Roman Senate. (M. P. 20.) 181 
 
 in London. Imitation of Odes. See Smith. 
 
 Men and Manners Characterized. (P. T. 5.) 309 
 
 Odes, Epist. and Sat. imit. (P. P. 4. 5. 6. 30.) 263 
 
 Ist Satire of B. 2. imit. (M. P. 3. & 4.) 181 
 
 4thSatireofB. l.imit.(S.M. 11.) . 304 
 
 Sober Advice from, imit. (M. P. 10.) 181 
 
 Hordern's (H.) Neglected Virtue, Play (O. P. 36.) 220 
 Hors, Shepe and Ghoos. See Lydgate. 
 Horst'8(G. C.)ZauberBibliothek. . 53 
 
 Hosack's (Dr. D.) Memoir of De Witt Clinton. 34 
 Hotmandii ( ) Anti-Choppinus. . 118 
 
 Houbraken and A'ertue's Heads. See Birch. 232 
 
 Houghton's (Jn.) Let. on Husb. & Trade. (T. 17.) 286 
 Houlbrook, ( Wm., Blacksmith,) Sutferings of 1 32 
 
 Hours of Sohtude. Poems. . . 164 
 
 Hoveden (Roger) (Sav.) . 27 
 
 How's (Rev. J.) Sermon,ded. to Jacobites. 1 746. (S. 1.) 90 
 Howard, (Hon. Edward.) Plays. . 218 
 
 (Lady F.) Proceedings in Divorce of. 58 
 
 (Lord H.) Defensative agt. Suppos. Prophecie3.149 
 
 (H.) Erron. Opin. respecting the Cath. Relig. '294 
 
 (Hon. James) Plays by. . . 281 
 
 (John) Life & Anecdotes of. (B. T. 2.) 135 
 
 400 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Howard, (M.) Conquest of Quebec. (0. P. P.) 169 
 
 (Hon. Sir R.) Duel of the Stags. (C. P.) 194 
 
 Five new Plays. . . . 208 
 
 (& Dryden's) Indian Queen. (0. P. 2.) 215 
 
 Plays. 218. Poems. . . . 21,5 
 
 (Lord Wm.) See Sharp. 
 
 Howe, (Michael) Last of the Bush Rangers. 127 
 
 Howell, (Jas.) Cotgrave's Fr. & Eng. Diet. 265 
 
 Dodona's Grove, or Vocal Forest. . 242 
 
 Epistolae Ho-elianae. . . 181.245 
 
 Finetti Philoxenis. . . 25 
 
 Giraffi's Revolution of Naples. . 41. 134 
 
 Mazella's History of Naples. . 229 
 
 (John) Life of Alex. Alexander. . 1 45 
 
 Essay on War Galleys of the Ancients. (J. 1.) 342 
 
 (T. B.) Collection of State Trials, . 30 
 
 Howes's(Edm.) Hist, of England. . 30 
 
 English Chronicles. ... 258 
 
 Howie, (John, of Lochgoin) Scots Worthies. 71 
 
 Faithful Contendings Displayed. . 71 
 
 Memoirs of. ... 75 
 
 Howison's (John) Fragments and Fictions. 179 
 
 Essay on Adaptation, &c. . . 179 
 
 Grammar of Infinite Forms. . 179 
 
 Howy, (Rev. Thos.) Sermon by. (F. S.) 69 
 
 Hoyland's (J.) Hist. Survey of the Gypsies. 202 
 
 Hoyle's Games. . . . . 134 
 
 Huband's (W.) Notices on Etching on Copper 176 
 
 Huddesford's (Rev. G.) Salmagundi. 180. Poems. 191 
 Hudibras. See Butler. Colville. Hogan. Ward. 
 
 Hughes, (John) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Guilt of late Rebellion. (T. R. 7.) 311 
 
 (John, B. A.) Pompeii, an Ode. 155 
 
 Ode on Royal Visit to Oxford. (P. 4.) 189 
 
 Itinerary of Provence. 255. Illustrations. 332 
 
 Boscobel Tracts. . . . 234 
 
 (Mich.) Narrative of late Rebellion. 174G. 93 
 
 Hugo, (Victor) Han d'Islande. . . 269 
 
 Hernani, trans, by Lord F. Egerton. 199 
 
 (Prof) Notes on Gibbon's Rom. Law, by Gard. 85 
 
 llullmandel's Views of Scotch Cast. Mansions. 337 
 
 Human Life, Ess;iy on. Poem. (M. P. 16.) 18 
 
 Humboldt, (Baron Alex.) Essai sur la N. Espagne. 323 
 
 Hume's (Alex.) Day Estival (S. D. P.) . 162 
 
 Hymns and Sacred Songs. . . 278 
 
 Hume, (David of Godscroft) Hist, of Douglas. 3. 20 
 (Sir David) Diary of Scots Pari. 1700-1707. 278 
 
 Hume's, (David) History of England. . 28 
 
 Life by himself,&c. Apology for. See Hur(l.(T.)20 
 
 — — Ace. of Behaviour of Prov. Stewart. (T. 4.) 92 
 
 Letter to, on Trag. of Douglas. (D. .1. 8.) 10 
 
 Dialogue betw. and Dr. Dodd in the Shades. 1(16 
 
 Essays, Compt. by Edin. Presb. agt. ( P.T.S'J.) 31 1 
 
 (Dav. Prof. aft. Baron) Criminal Law of Scot. 272 
 
 Lectures o?i Scots Law, Azotes oJ\ by Sir W. S. 264 
 
 (Sir Pat.) See Marchmont. Rose, (Geo.) 
 
 Humfredi(L.)Oratio ad Reg. Elizabetham.(Q.E.P.6)26(; 
 Humphreys's ( ) Peruvian Tales, tr. from French. 43 
 Hungary, History of, (M. U. H. 32.) . 207 
 
 Literature of. See Bowring. 
 
 Hungerford's (Sir E.) Vind. of Surr. of Malmsbury. 60 
 Hungurvaka. Hist. Episc. Island. . Od. 100 
 
 Hunt's (Sir A.) Ode to Duch. of Angouleme. (P.P.I.) 168 
 
 .Tulian the Apostate. . . . 210 
 
 Duke of Mcrcia, &c. . . . 210 
 
 (Leigh) Story of Rimini, a Poem. . ]()4 
 
 Hunter's (Rev. Jos.) Hist, of Hallamsliire. 24 
 
 Deanery of Doncaster. . . 24 
 
 Here's Life of Sir Thomas More. . 125 
 
 Who wrote Cavendish's Wolsey ? (Cav. W.) 236 
 
 (Sam.) Prophecy of the World. (P. P. 6.) 343 
 
 Hunting, Noble Art of Venerie, or. . 1 06 
 
 Huon de Bordeaux. . . . 121 
 
 Hurault, (Eveque de Chartres) M^moires. (P. C.) 49 
 Kurd's (Bp.) Apology for David Hirnie. 20 
 
 Moral and Political Dialogues. . 191 
 
 Husband who murth. 18 Wives, News of a. See Wife. 151 
 Husbandry and Siu-veying, Book of. See Fitzherbert. 
 
 and Trade. Tracts on. . , 247 
 
 Huskisson, (W.) on Depreciation of the Currency. 313 
 Hutcheson's (Gilb.) Offices of Justice of Peace, &c. 265 
 Hutchinson, (Bp.) Pretended Spirit of Prophecy. 72 
 
 Histor. Essay on Witchcraft. . 
 
 (Col. John) Life of, by Mrs. H. 
 
 (W.) View of Northiunberland. 
 
 Huttonii (U.) Epistolae Obscurorum Vironm 
 Hutton's (W.) Battle of Bosworth Field. . 
 
 History of Birmingham. 
 
 Journey from Birmingham to London. 
 
 • Remarks on North Wales. 
 
 Life and Family History. 
 
 H\-mnto Tyburn. Parody on Defoe's H. to Pillory. 126 
 Hymns and Poems for the October Club. . 59 
 
 Hyspanius, (Pet.) Treasury of Health. Lloyd. 1 111 
 
 147 
 
 401 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Ibbot's (Rev. B.) Sermon on King's Accession, 1715. 80 
 Ibcmo Celtic (or Gaelic) Society of Dublin, Trans. 315 
 Idman,(Nils) Recli. sur I'ancien peuple Finois. Genet. 99 
 Iffland's (W.A.) Bewustseyn, Schausp. (T.) 48 
 
 Die Munilel, Schausp. (T.) . 48 
 
 Wards, tram. !>!/ Sir W. Scott. . 104 
 
 Imparity among Pastors, Debate upon. (C. T. 9.) 290 
 Impeacliments, Metliod of, (S. T. 20.) . 306 
 
 Impcy's (E. B.) Cumnor, Tragedy. . 218 
 
 Impotency, Case of, debated. See Gesvres. 
 InatuUa's Persian Tales, by Dow. (T. of E.) 43 
 
 Incendio di Tordinona. Poema Eroicomico. 269 
 
 Inchbald's (Mrs.) Simple Story. . . 332 
 
 Inchiquin's (Lord) Manifestation to Pari. (T. 7.) CO 
 Inchmahome Priory, Notes on. See Stirling. 272 
 
 Indagine, (J.) Chiromancie et Physionomie. 137 
 
 (J.) Palmistry and Physiognomy, by Withers. 134 
 
 India, Ancient, Hist, of (A. U.H.I 8.) . 206 
 
 , Hindustan, Hist. of. (M. U. H. 5. 6.) 206 
 
 Peninsulas of, Hist. of. (M. U. H. 5. 6.) 206 
 
 European Setttlements, Hist. of. (ib. 8. 9.) 206 
 
 Stoclt, Letter fr. a Lawyer on the purch. of. 290 
 
 See Gleig. Hanson. Leyden. Orme. 
 
 Indians, No. American. See Adair. Halkett. M'Kenney. 
 IngUs,(SirR.)Speeches onCath.Emanc.(T.C.2.51.) 346 
 
 Speech on Parliamentary Reform. (P.P.R.5.) 344 
 
 Ingemann, (B. S.) Masaniello, Sorgespil. . 49 
 
 Ingram's (Rev. J.) Saxon Chronicle. . 259 
 
 Ingrate's Gift, Dramatic Poem. . . 170 
 
 Ingulphus Croylandensis. (Sav.) et (G. et F.) 27 
 
 Injured Love, a Comedy. (O. P. 20.) . 219 
 
 Innes Family, History of. See Erskine. 
 
 (Thomas) Ancient Inhabitants of No. Britain. 10 
 
 Inquisitionum ad Cap. Reg. retorn. Abbreviatio. I 
 
 Insects, History of. See Ferguson. Muffet. 
 Interest, Treatise on Abatement of. (T. H. 8.) 247 
 Invisible Constancy, a Novel, in Russian. . 35 
 
 Invisible World, View of the. . . 129 
 
 See Calef. Mather. Sinclair. 
 
 Ireland, Ancient Pieces rel. to. See Harris. 
 
 Hibernia Notitiae. 1723. (S. T. 70.) 307 
 
 History of, to 1691. (M. U. H. 42.) . 207 
 
 Map (Travelling) of. . . 304 
 
 — — Memorial of Established Church of. 294 
 
 Education Commissioners' First Report. 270 
 
 Edinb. Education Society's First Report. 313 
 
 Pari. Evidence on State of, 1824. . 315 
 
 314 
 
 210 
 
 IH 
 
 244 
 
 Ireland, Post-Chaise Companion through. Wilson. 314 
 
 Refl. and Rcsol. proper for Gentlemen of. 355 
 
 Population, Census of 1821. . 269 
 
 Sketches of Unnoticed Districts in. 
 
 Ireland, Betty. See Betty Ireland. 
 
 (John) Anecdotes of J. Henderson 
 
 (W. H.) Shakspeare Forgeries. See Dudley. 
 
 Memoirs of Joan of Arc, from tlie French. 258 
 
 Irenaeus Philalethes. See Cooper. MoUnaei. 
 Irish Antiquarian Researches. See Betham. 
 
 Family, History of an. . . 159 
 
 Harp Society, Rules of. (T.) 
 
 Historical Library. See Nicolson 
 
 History, Sketch of. Q,. and A. 
 
 - — — Language. See Lynch. Vallancey. 
 
 Massacre, 1642, Abstract of. (T. 11.) 70 
 
 Minstrelsy. See Hardiman. 
 
 Rebellion in 1641, Hist. Mem. of, by M. R. 245 
 
 Rebels, Propos. of, to the King, 1646. (T. 61.) 61 
 
 Add. Prop, of the King to, 1 645. (T. 29.) 61 
 
 Relat. of Miseries of Munster. (T. 17.) 60 
 
 Regiments in Fr. and Spa. Service, Letter on. 25 
 
 Rogue, The, Com. Hist, of D. O' Brolaghan. 131 
 
 Rogues and Rapparees, Hist. of. . 134 
 
 Presb. Minister's Apol. to B. of Derry (T. 9.) 66 
 
 Poems and Stories. . . . 206 
 
 Poems. Borg an Tsulatliar. (omitted.) 206 
 
 Poetry, Reliques of. See Brooke. 
 
 Statistical Returns. RathviUy. See Mason. 
 
 Irvini (Christ.) Hist. Scoticae Nomenclatura. 
 Irving, (Dr. Dav.) Life of G. Buchanan. 
 
 Lives of Scottish Poets. 
 
 Ferguson's Poems. 
 
 Montgomery's Poems. 
 
 Observ. on Study of Civil Law. . 
 
 Memorial of his AVife. 
 
 D. Buchananus de Scriptoribus Scotis. 
 
 Dempsteri Hist. Eccles. Scotorum. 
 
 (Washington) Salmagtmdi. 201. Lambert 
 
 History of New York. 
 
 Sketch Book. . 
 
 Bracebridge Hall. 
 
 Tales of a Traveller. . 
 
 Life of Columbus. (M. F. L.) 
 
 Companions of Columbus. (M. F. L.) 
 
 Isaye le Tristc, his de Tristan. 
 
 Isidorus Hispalensis, Hist. Gothorum. (D. G. H.) 229 
 
 10 
 5 
 
 18 
 !) 
 175 
 294. 346 
 294 
 279 
 278 
 267 
 201 
 201 
 201 
 201 
 315 
 31.5 
 105 
 
 402 
 
INDEX. 
 
 100 
 64 
 80 
 99 
 
 100 
 64 
 86 
 64 
 
 101 
 64 
 99. 100 
 64 
 99 
 
 101 
 
 Islandia, Auctores Je : 
 
 Arii Libellus cog. Islendinga-Bok. 
 
 Biomonis Annales Islandici. 
 
 Diplomatarium Arna-Magaaeanum 
 
 Edda, Den jEldre, Magnusen. 
 
 Islandorum, Snorronis. 
 
 Egils-Saga. 
 
 Eyrbiggia Saga. 
 
 Fommanna Sogur. Olaf Tryggvason's Saga, 
 
 Gunnlaugi Saga. 
 
 Heimskringla. . 
 
 Hervarar-Saga. 
 
 Hungurvaka. 
 
 Islands Landnamabok. 
 
 Johannaei Hist. Eccles. Islandica, 
 
 Jomsvikinga Saga. 
 
 Kristni-Saga. 
 
 Laxdaela-Saga. 
 
 Olavius, Enarrationes de Islandia. 
 
 Rymbegla. 
 
 Stephensens Vasa-Quer. 
 
 Viga-Glums Saga. 
 Jonae Rudimenta Ling. Islandicae 
 Isocrate, Discours sur la Divination. 
 Issachar, Tribe of, or Ass Couchant. 
 Istorie e Canzonette Italian!. 
 Isted, (Geo.) New Notborune Maid. 
 Italy, Ancient, History of. (A. V. H. 9. 17.) 
 
 Modem, History of. (M. U. H. 22-25. .33. 34.) 
 
 Ivory, (Jas.) RoUand's Seven Sages. 1578. 
 
 .lack, (Colonel) Life of. See Defoe. 
 
 .Tack the Gyant-killer, Comi-Trag. Farce. (P.&P.4)216 
 
 .lack Juggler and Thersytes. Two Interludes. 275 
 
 .lackson's (Rev. Dr. Thos.) Treatise on Unbelief. 
 
 .lacob's (Giles) Lives of English Poets. , 
 
 (Sir Hild.) Progress of Religion. (P. P. 9.) 
 
 Epistle from Clara to Teresa. (P. P. 16.) 
 
 (Wm.) Tracts on Com Trade and Laws. 
 
 Jacobite Journub of 1 745. (Ekho and MuTwell.) 
 
 Poetrj', Collection of. 97. Relics. See Hogg. 
 
 Poems, BallaJs, and Songs. 1745-6. 80. 90 
 
 .Tago's (Rich.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 .Takob'8(Dr.K..I.)Biog. lit.Versuch von Sir W.Scott.322 
 .Tal, (Alph.) Napoleon et la Censure. (P. D. 6.) 345 
 .lamaica Royal Gazette, 1823. 
 Jamblichus de Mysteriis Egypt. &c. 
 .Iames'3 (G. P. R.) De I'Orme. 
 
 242 
 115 
 331 
 
 James's (G. P. R.) Philip Augustus. . 331 
 
 History of Chivalry. . . . 30l 
 
 History of Charlemagne. . . 318 
 
 James I. Cronycle of Death of. (M.S.) 7 
 
 Life and Death of. . . 282 
 
 Memoirs on Restoration of. (S. T. 1.) 310 
 
 Poems of. See Chalmers. Thomson. Tytler. 
 
 II. Short Chronicle of. . . 3 
 
 IV. See Flodden. 
 
 V. Life and Death of, (M. S.) . 7 
 
 Excerpta e Libris Domicilii, 1525-1533. 279 
 
 Navigation of, round Scotland. (M. S.) 7 
 
 Poems. See Chalmers. 
 
 Gaberlunzie Man. . . . 175 
 
 VI. (I. of G.B.) Hist. & Life of, cd. by M. Laing. K 
 
 ed. by T. Thomson. . . 277 
 
 Lucta Jacobi. Double Delivery of. 15 
 
 Workes of. ... 12 
 
 Essayes of a Prentise. Gillies . 5 
 
 Poetical Exercises. 9. Poet.Remains. See Chalmers. 
 
 Arte of English Poesie. (M. P. A.) 1 77 
 
 Extr. from Daemonologie. (Web. T. 3.) 150 
 
 Book of Sports. (Phenix.) . . 304 
 
 Apology for Oath of Allegiance. . 1 8 
 
 The Prince's Cabala, &c. . . 1 33 
 
 Sett & Dec. for gov. of Edinburgh. (T. 4.) 70 
 
 Papers rel. to Marriage of. . 278 
 
 Letters of, and his Queen and Family. 282 
 
 Miscellaneous Papers rel. to. . 281 
 
 Geneal. of. See Harry. Fun.Serm.on. SeeWilliams. 
 
 VII. (II. of G. B.) Life of, by Himself. 240 
 
 EjKuvBMiXixn iuuTt^x. Pourt.ofK. Charles II. 80 
 
 Royal Tracts. . . . 26 
 
 Discoveries of Conspiracies against, 1685. 3 
 
 Procl. for Toleration in Scotl. (T.) 84. 287. 289 
 
 Secret History of . . . 109 
 
 Four Tracts relative to. . . 95 
 
 Ace. of Statues of, at Newcastle. (N. T. 6. 7.) 257 
 
 IIL {Old Pretender) Declaration of . (M.C.J.) 11 
 
 Jameson's (Prof. Rob.) Manual of Blineialogy. 298 
 
 Edinburgh Philosophical Journal. . 329 
 
 (Mrs.) Diary of an Ennuye'e. . 318 
 
 Jamieson'8 (Rev. Dr. John) Wallace and Bruce. 4 
 
 Hist, of Culdeesof lona. . . 14 
 
 — — Eternity, a Poem. (R. P. 3.) . 80 
 
 Hermes Scythicus. . 204 
 
 Dictionary of Scottish Language. . 266 
 
 403 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 .Tamieson's (Rev. Dr. J.) Use of Sacred History. 292 j Johnson (Charles) Six Plays 
 
 219 
 
 (Rob.) Popular Balladsand Songs. . 158 
 
 ('apt. Burt's Letters. . . 19 
 
 lUust. of Northern Antiquities. . 100 
 
 (Robt.) Graham's Anatomie of Humors. 278 
 
 Japan. History of. (JI. U. 11. 7.) . 206 
 
 Jardine, (Sir Henry) Jlclvill's Diary. . 279 
 
 (Sir Wm.) White's Nat. Hist, of Selborne. 300 
 
 Jarvis's (T. M.) Accredited Ghost Stories 144 
 
 .Jean de Troyes, Memoires. (P. C.) . 49 
 
 de Saintrd, (Petit) Histoire et Cronique de. 107 
 
 Jeanne d'Ai-c, Memoires sur. (P. C.) . 49 
 
 — — Slemoirs of. See Ireland. 
 
 Jeannin, (President) Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Jebb, (Sam.) Autorcs XVI. de Maria Scot. Reg. 12 
 
 Life of Robert, Earl of Leicester. . 258 
 
 Jeffery, (Edward) Sir C. H. Williams's Works. 180 
 
 Catalogue of Dr. Heath's Library. . 197 
 
 Jefferey.s (Geo. Lord) Life and Death of. (W.M.) 78 
 
 Dunton's Panegyric on. (M. A.) . 257 
 
 .leffrey of Monmouth's Brit. Hist, liy Thompson. 244 
 
 _ 's(Fr.)Observ.onThehvall'sLett.toEd.Rev.(T.2.)80 
 
 Jefrries's(Dr. J.) Aerial Voyages. (T. A. &c. 1.) 338 
 Jenkins's (D.) Lex Terrae Angliae. (M. T. 4.) 288 
 
 (Elijah) Joe Miller's Jests (J. T. 1.) 129 
 
 and Lowellin's Travels in Africa. . 318 
 
 Jenyns's (Soame) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Jerdan's (Wm.) Jouy's Paris Spectator. 333 
 
 Jersey, Account of. See Falle. 
 .Jesuits, Decree at Rome against, 1C79. (T. 15.) 286 
 
 Proceedings of French King & Pari. agt. 1 66 1 . 292 
 
 Jeux de Cartes et de Dez, Rem. sur. See Daneau. 
 Jevon's (Thos.) Devil of a Wife, Farce. (O. P. 37.) 220 
 Jews, History of. (A.U.H.2.3.M.U.H.10.11.) 205-6 
 
 Traditions of the. See Stehlin. . 135 
 
 .Toachimi (Abb. Calabri) Vaticiniaet Praedictiones. 142 
 Joannes, Prior Hagustaldensis. (Twysd.) 27 
 
 Job, Poetical Exercitations on. See Clark. 229 
 
 Jocelyn's Life and Acts of St. Patrick Swift. 302 
 
 Johannaei (F.) Hist. Eccl. Islandiae. . 99 
 
 John Bon and Mast Person. . . 139 
 
 .fohn Bull, History of. See Arbuthnot. 
 .Tohnes's (Thomas) Froissart's Chronicles. 28 
 
 Joinville's Memoirs. . . 28 
 
 Life of Froissart, by St. Palaye. . 29 
 
 Johnson's (Capt. C.) Lives of Highwaym. JIurd. &c. 154 
 History of the Pyratcs. . . 127 
 
 (Rd.) Seven Champions of Xendom. 106 
 
 Boterus's Relations of Famous Kingdoms. 258 
 
 (Rev. Sam. or Julian) Works. . 29 
 
 Argument on Abrogation of K. James. (T. 20.) 285 
 
 Essay on Parliaments. (M. T. 14.) . 288 
 
 Vindication of Magna Charta. (T. N. T. 24.) 288 
 
 (Sam. of Cheshire) Hurlothrumbo. (O.P. 38.) 220 
 
 (Dr. Sam.) Lives of English Poets. 41. 42 
 
 Shakspeare's Plays. . . 210 
 
 Poems. (E. P.) ... 42 
 
 Rasselas. (B. N. L.) 63. 196. 270 
 
 Rambler and Idler. (B. E.) . 33 
 
 London, a Poem. (M. P. 19.) . 181 
 
 Prol. at Op. of Drury Lane Th. (P. P. 5.) 230 
 
 Lobo's Voyage to Abyssinia. . 183 
 
 LifeofAscham. (A. E.AV.) . . 140 
 
 Lifeof Savage. (S.W.) . . 194 
 
 Marmor Norfolciense. . . 189 
 
 Works, by Murphy and Chalmers. 180 
 
 Life, &c. by Boswell and Croker. . 188 
 
 Consid. on the Corn Laws. (H. P. L.) 193 
 
 Dictionary of the English Language. 26G 
 
 Johnstone's (Chas.) Chrysal. (B. N. L.) . 63 
 
 (Chevalier) Memoirs of Rebellion 1745. 2 
 
 (Rev. Jas.) Antiq. Celto-Scandicae. 64 
 
 Celto-Normannicae. . . 64 
 
 (J. F. W.) Meet, of Naturalists at Hamburgh. 345 
 
 (J. & J.) Hist, of Heriot's Hospital. 6 
 
 Hist, of Holyrood House. . . 9 
 
 Descr. of Roslyn Chapel and Castle. 
 
 (Sir John, of Caskaben) Life and Death of. 
 
 (Walter) Descr. of Prince Edward Island. 
 
 (Wm.) Stair's Institutes. 
 
 (Wm.) Beckmann's Hist, of Inventions. 
 
 Joinville, (Sieur de) Memoires. (P. C.) 
 
 Memoirs of, trans, by Johnes. 
 
 Jolande, a Tale, and other Poems. 
 
 ■Tolly Huntsman's Garland. See Sharp. 
 
 Jolly's (Rev. T.) Vindication of Surrey Demoniack. 150 
 
 Joly, (Claude) Memoire-s. (P. C.) . . 50 
 
 (Guy) Memoires. (P. C.) . . 50 
 
 Jomsvikinga Saga, .... 
 Jonae (Run.) Rudim. Gramm. Islandicae. . 
 Jones, (Captain) Legend of. See Lloyd. . 
 
 (John) Adrasta, Tragi-Com. (O. P. 3.) 
 
 (Stephen) Baker's Biograpliia Dramatica. 
 
 ISO 
 
 70 
 
 237 
 
 263 
 
 204 
 
 49 
 
 28 
 
 322 
 
 174 
 
 99 
 56 
 132 
 215 
 212 
 
 404 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Jones, (Sir Wm.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 Jonson's (Ben) Poems.(E.P.) 42. Works byGifford. 209 
 
 _- Every Man in his Humour. (Wald. L. M.) 209 
 
 Sad Shepherd, a Tale of Robin Hood. 213 
 
 ^ Convers. wt. Drummond. (Ext. Haw. MSS.) 273 
 
 Jonss)-ni (A.) Orkt af Foreetamkeint. . 93 
 
 Jonstoni (Art.) Poemata. . . . 11 
 
 Delitiae Poetarum Seotorum. . 1 1 
 
 ^ — Cantici Salomonis Paraph.(P.12.)See Octupla.SOS 
 
 (Joann.) Heroes Scotici. . . 13 
 
 Inscript. Histor. Regum Seotorum. , 18 
 
 (Rob.) Hist. Rerum Britannicarum. . 2 
 
 Polyhistor Continuatus. . . 23 
 
 .Jonstonus's (J.) Wonderful Things of Nature. 229 
 Jordanaei Disput. de Proba Stigmatica. (A. S. 3.) 
 
 Jordan's (T.) Walks of Islington, &c. (0. P. 4.) 215 
 
 ( W.) Creation of the World, (in Cornish.) 121 
 
 Jornandcs, (Episc.) Historia Gothorum, (D. G. H.) 223 
 
 .Jortini (.Toannis) Lusus Poetici. (P. 14.) . 305 
 
 Joseph and Benjamin, &c. 1717. (P. T. 1.) 309 
 
 Josephus's Works, by L'Estrange. . . 259 
 
 Joubert, Erreurs Pop. sur la Medecine. . 141 
 
 Journ^es de Sept. 1792, M^moires sur les. 323 
 
 Jours, Les ; Correct, aux Nuits de Young. See Reniy. 
 Jouy, ( ) Hemiite de la Chaussee d' Antiii, &c. 41 
 
 Paris Spectator, translated by Jordan. 333 
 
 J oyner's ( Wm. ) Roman Empress, Tragedy.(O.P.39. ) 220 
 Judges, Triumphs of Justice over Unjust. . 245 
 
 Judicium, a Pageant, from Towneley Jlysteries. 276 
 .Julia, or the Pilgrim. . . . 133 
 
 Julian and Gregorian Year. 0.&N.Styles(M.T.22.) 288 
 Julius Obsequens de Prodigiis. 146. (V. L. C. 23.) 226 
 Junii (Hail.) Emblemata. . . 227 
 
 Junius's Letters. . . . 193 
 
 Enquiry respecting the Author of. Coventry. 191 
 
 Juridical Society's Styles of Conveyancing. 272 
 Juris Civilis Corpus. 273. Elementa. Heineccii. 273 
 Jury Court in Scotland, Tracts on the. . 295. 345 
 Jus Aulicum Ant. Norvag. et Danicum. . 100 
 Justamond, (J.) Raynal's Europ. Settlements. 32 
 Justice to the late Ministrj', 1715. (P. T. 5.) 308 
 Justini Hist. Romana, Gronovii. (V. E. C. 23.) 226 
 Justinian, Seer. Hist, of Court of. See Procopius. 227 
 Juvenalis et Persius, Cas.auboni. (V. L. C. 25.) 22G. 227 
 Juvenal,'Satires of, tr. by Dryd.(E.P.)42. by Giiford. 223 
 Satires de, trad, par Mechin. . 41 
 
 K. (J.) Mag-Astromancers posed. See Gaule. 
 Kaempe Viser. . . . 161 
 
 ICames's, (H. Home, Lord) Gentleman Farmer. 299 
 
 History of Man. . . . 196 
 
 Katty N , (Miss) History of. . . 130 
 
 Reach's (Benj.) War with the DeviL . 76 
 
 Glorious Lover. . . . 169 
 
 Kearney's (R.) Plan for payt. of National Debt. 313 
 Heating's (Rev. Dr. J.) History of Ireland. 262 
 
 (M.) Bemal Dias's Conquest of Mexico. 243 
 
 Keepe,(Henry)Gesta Grayorum. 127. (Q. E. P. 1 1 .) 266 
 Keepsake, The, for 1828. ... 197 
 
 Keightley's(Tho3.) Fairy Mythology. . 180 
 
 Keir's (Jas.) Life of Thomas Day. (B. T. 1.) 135 
 
 Keith Family, History of. See Buchan. 
 
 (Bp.) Catal. of Scottish Bishops, con. by Russel. 14 
 
 Hist, of Church and State in Scotland. 1 1 
 
 Vindication, &c. against Keith of Ravelston. 15 
 
 ___ (Rev. Geo.) Disc, on Water Baptism. (R.T.3.) 283 
 
 Discovery of Quaker Falsehoods, &c. (T. 11.) 82 
 
 _^ Primitive Heresie Revived. (R. T. 4.) 283 
 Quaker's Last Shift, &c. (R. T. 2.) . 283 
 
 Keith's (Rev. Geo.) Th. and Fo. Narr. of Quaker's. 283 
 
 Quaker's Arg. agt. Bapt. & L. S. refuted. 283 
 
 , Way Cast up. . . . 77 
 
 (Marshal) Memoirs of, by Henderson. 88 
 
 Discourse on Death of, by Formey. . 92 
 
 Kelly's (James) Scottish Proverbs. . 169 
 
 (Mich.) Reminiscences. . . 341 
 
 Kelso, Hist. Account of, by Haig. . 22 
 
 Kemble, (John P.) Life of, by Boaden. . 202 
 
 Kempis'8(Th. a) Imitation of JesusChrist. Stanhope. 291 
 Ken, (Bp.) Life of, by Bowles. . . 237 
 
 Kendall's (E. A.) Argument on Trial by Battle. 255 
 Kenilworth Illustrated. (See Laneham.) . 242 
 
 Kennedy Families, Hist. of. Pitcaim. . 278 
 
 Kennedy's (Jas.) Glenochil, a Poem. . 9 
 
 (Lady Marg.) Letters to Lauderdale. 278 
 
 Kennett's (Bp.) Sermon on Rebellion, 1715, (Ser.) 80 
 
 Complete History of England. See North. 249 
 
 Kent, Perambulation of. See Lambarde. 
 
 (Chanc. Jas.) Commentaries on American Law. 31 
 
 Kenyon,(Lloyd,Lord)Letter8from,iSc to George III. 270 
 Ker,(And. of Moristoun)Funeral Elegie on.(O.T. 4 )234 
 
 405 
 
 3 F 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 310 
 312 
 343 
 77 
 322 
 65 
 71 
 196 
 
 Ker, (John, of Kersland) Memoirs of. . 7 
 
 (Maj.Gen. Wal.)Memorialfor,agt. Sir J. I. Ker. 3 
 
 (Rob.) Discourse of Peace and War. (T. 3.) 68 
 
 Abstract of Writings of. . . 77 
 
 Account of Nobility, &c. of Scotland. (T. 1.) 86 
 
 Kerr, (Christian) Last Words of. (T. 1.) . 74 
 
 (Capt. .las.) Account of Marhattah States. 258 
 
 (Rob.) History, &c. of King Robert Bruce. 10 
 
 Collection of Voyages and Travels. . 84 
 
 Georgeade, a Poem. . . . 322 
 
 Kerry, Stone Amphitheatre disc. in. See Vallancey. 
 Key to business of Session, 1742. (P. T. 16.) 
 
 to Orders in Council, 1812. (P.-T. 6.) 
 
 to "Almack's." (M. E. P. 10.) 
 
 Key's (Rev. Dr.) New Catechism. (T. 1.) 
 
 Khasiprasad Ghosh's Shair, &c. Poeras. 
 
 Kid, (John) and King (John) Last Speeches of. 
 
 Sermons. (Howie.) 
 
 Kidd's (Wm.) Illustrations of Burns. 
 Kilkenny Cathedral, Epitaphs in. See Shee. 
 Killarney, Lakes of. See Smith. Wright. 
 Killigrew's (Henry) Conspiracy, Tragedy. -217 
 
 (Thomas) Plays. ... 207 
 
 Kilmarnock, (Lord) Memoirs of. (T. 1.) . 93 
 
 Foster and Finch's Account of, &c. (T. 1-4.) 96 
 
 Kilsyth, Extr. Work of Spirit of God at. See Robe. 
 King's (T. R.) Modern Pilgrimage, Ballad. (S.P.I.) 341 
 
 (Dr. W.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Original Works, with Life. Nichols. . 194 
 
 Political and Literary Anecdotes. . 256 
 
 Kingston, (Vise.) Hist, of House of Seytoun. 280 
 
 Kinloch,(Sir A. G.) Trial of, for murd. of his brother. 295 
 
 (G. R.) Ancient Scottish Ballads. . 159 
 
 Babell, by Dr. A. Pitcairn. . . 280 
 
 Lament's Diary. . . . 280 
 
 Kippis's (Rev. Dr. A.) Biographia Britannica. 248 
 
 KLrcheri (Ath.) Mundus Subterraneus. . 232 
 
 Kirchmanni (J.) Comment. Hist, de Reg. Norvag. 98 
 Kirk's (Rev. R.) Essays on the Scots Fairies, &c. 139 
 Kirke's (J.) Seven Champions of Xdom. (O.P. 2.) 214 
 
 (T.) Modem Account of Scotland. . 21 
 
 Kirkby's (John) History of Automathes, (P. R.) 43. 44 
 Kirkcudbright, Ainslie's Map of Stew. of. 260 
 
 Presby.agt.Mackinillan,(T.17.)67.(C.T.28.29.)291 
 
 Kirkiad, The, a Poem. (R. P. 1.) . . 80 
 Kirkman's (F.) Amadis de Gaule, part C. . 102 
 Unlucky Citizen. . . . 131 
 
 Kirkman's Catalogue of Plays, 1671. (0. P. 16.) 220 
 
 (and Head) English Rogue. . . 131 
 
 Kirkton's (Rev. J.) Hist, of Church of Scot, by Sharpe. 3 
 
 History of Mr. John Welsh. . . 78 
 
 Kirkwood's Plans of Edinburgh. . . 260 
 
 (Rev. Mr.) Plea before the Kirk. (R.C. T. 1.) 283 
 
 (Schoolm.) Hist, of the 27 Gods of Linlithgow. 181 
 
 Kitchen Novels, Collection of. 
 Kitchiner's (Dr. W.) Art of Invigorating Life. 
 Kitty, Miss, Parody on Lenora. (P. P. 2.) . 
 Klopstock's Messiah, by CoUyers. 
 Knaresborough, Hi.st. of. See Hargrove. Bletcalf. 
 Knight, (H. Gaily) Eastern Sketches. 
 
 Ilderim, a Syrian Tale. (P. C. 4.) 
 
 (R. Payne) Principles of Taste. 
 
 Monody on Charles Fox. (P. cV P. 13.) 
 
 Knighton, (Henricus) (Twysd.) 
 Knipe's (Eliza) Si.t Narrative Poems. (M. P. 5.) 
 Knolls's (R.) and Rycaut's Turkish History. 
 abridged by Savage. 
 
 130 
 300 
 312 
 293 
 
 162 
 165 
 153 
 192 
 27 
 186 
 262 
 238 
 
 Knowles, (Sir F.) Churchyard's Funeral of. (H.9.) 184 
 Knox, (John) History of the Reformation. 2 
 
 Life of, by Dr. M'Crie. . . 4.18 
 
 See Bannatyne, (Rich.) 
 
 (John) Tour through Highlands and Hebrides. 17 
 
 (Rev. Dr.V.) Narr. of Trans, at Brighton, 1 793. 296 
 
 (Wm.) Lonely Hearth. 1G3. Songs of Israel. 163 
 
 Knytlinga Saga. .... 56 
 
 Koch, (Dr. E. J.) Deutschen Litt.-Geschichte. 53 
 
 (F.) Campagne de 1814. . . 325 
 
 Koliades, (Const.) Ulysse-Homere. . 228 
 
 Kong's Skugg-sio. .... 63 
 
 Kopp, (C. P.) Verfassung d. heiml. Gericht. 48 
 
 Kdrner's (Th.) Leyer and Schwert. . 54 
 
 Lyra og Svaerd, ved Thaarup. . 269 
 
 Dramatische Beytrage. 54. Poetische Nachlass. 54 
 
 Kommannus, (H.) De Virginitatis Jure. . 115 
 
 Kotzebue, (Aug. von.) Bruder Moritz, Lustsp. (T.) 48 
 
 's Patriot Father, by Shoberl. . . 166 
 
 Krakumal, Epic. Rag. Lodbroci. . . 99 
 
 Kristni-Saga. .... 99 
 
 Krug's Wesen u. Wirken d. Tugenbundes. 274 
 
 Kuffiier, (Ch.) Hesperidenhain d. Romantik. 52 
 
 Kurt von der Wetterburg. ... 47 
 
 Kyd's (Stewart) Law of Bills of Exchange. 296 
 
 (Tho.) Spanish Tragedy. . 216 
 
 . Soliman and Perseda, Trag. . . 216 
 
 40« 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Labaume, (Eug.) Campagne de Russie en 1812. 325 
 
 Chute de I'Empire de Napole'on. . 325 
 
 Labedoyere, (Colonel) Proces de. . . 326 
 
 Labouderie, (Abbe') Paneg. de St. Louis. (M. H. 1.) 328 
 Labouring Classes, Address to the. (T. 2.) . 255 
 
 Poor, Essay on State of the. (T. 1.) 255 
 
 Lac^pede, (Comte de) Histoire Naturelle, &c. 51 
 
 Lacomhe, ( ) Dictionn. du Vieux Lang. Franc. 114 
 Lacretelle,(Ch.) Hist, de France 18e. Sie'c.et Rev. 323 
 Lactantius, Gallaei. et de Mort. Persec. (V.L.C.26.) 22G 
 Lacy"s (John) Dumb Lady,from Moliere. (O. P. 3.) 213 
 
 Sanny ihe Scott, Comedy. 214. (0. P. 40.) 220 
 
 Old Troop, Comedy. (0. P. 41.) . 220 
 
 (John) Prophetical Warnings. . 67 
 
 Cry from the Desert. ... 77 
 
 Ladies' Calling. . . . . 291 
 
 Dictionary. See Dunton. 
 
 New Catechism for Fine. . . 128 
 
 Parliument, Orders o/ilie. 1647. . 129 
 
 Lady of the Lake, grand Dramatic Romance. (D. 4.)211 
 
 of Martendyke, The. ... 336 
 
 Laelii Pereg. Oratio in obit. Torq. Tassi. . 276 
 Lafontaino, (J. de) Contes et Nouvelles en vers. 116 
 — — Voyage en Limosin. (V. I.) . . 45 
 Laick's (Will.) Scots Episcopal Innocence. Ridpath. 83 
 Contin. of Ans. to Scots Presb. Eloq. (T.3.) id. 84 
 
 La 
 
 , (Alex.) Donean Tourist. 
 
 Eccentric Magazine, 
 
 (David) Anc. Popular Poetry of Scotland. 
 
 Early Scottish Metrical Tales. 
 
 Fugitive Scottish Poetry. 
 
 Golagrus and Gawane. 
 
 History of Roswall and Lillian. 
 
 Holland's Buke of the Howlat. 
 
 Extracts from the Hawthomden MSS. 
 
 Rothes's Relation of Proc. 1637-1638. 
 
 — — — Alexander Scot's Poems. 
 
 Jn. Nicol's Diary, 1650-1607. 
 
 (Malcolm) History of Scotland, . 5 
 
 Dissertation on Murder of Darnley. . 5 
 
 History and Life of King James Sext. 8 
 
 Macpherson's Poetical Works. . 19 
 
 — ^Meason,(Gilb.) On Italian Landsc. Architect. 185 
 
 Atkinson's Disc, of Gold Mynes in Scotland. 277 
 
 Lalain, (Jacques de) Vie de. (B. C.) . 51 
 
 Lalli, (Dr. G. B.) La Franceide. . . 106 
 
 Lalor,(Mis3)and Mrs. Stuart, Att. to expl. tlie Curesof 346 
 
 Lamarteliere, Conspiration de Bonaparte. (P. H.) 326 
 Lambarde's (Wm.) Perambulation of Kent. 245 
 
 Lamb's (Charles) Album Verses. . . 159 
 
 Lambe, (Rev. C.) Three Sermons, 1715-16. (Ser.) 80 
 
 (Dr. John) Notorious Life of. . 151 
 
 Lambert (John) Irving's Salmagundi. . 247 
 
 Lament's (John of Newton) Chron. of Fife. Constable. 4 
 
 : Diary, 1649-1671. Kinloch. . 280 
 
 Lampon, Tlie, a Bdllatl. . . . 129 
 
 Lanark, Walk from, to the Falls of Clyde, Poem. 165 
 Lanarkshire Comni. Report on Fiars for 1816. 300 
 
 and Renfrewshire, Desc. of See Hamilton. 
 
 Map of, by Forrest. . . . 260 
 
 Lancashire Gentlemen, Petition of 1646. (T. 51.) 61 
 
 Levite Rebuked, Reply to Z. Taylor. 150 
 
 Narrative of Somers's Possession in. See Darrell. 
 
 Lancaster's ( Dr. N.) Essay upon Delicacy. ( D.F.P.) 204 
 Lancelot du Lac. . . . . 122 
 
 Launcelot du Lake, Adventures of. . . 275 
 
 Lancre, (P. de) Inconstance des Demons, &e. 152 
 
 L'Incredulitd du Sortilege convaincue. 152 
 
 Landscape Illustrations of Waverley Novels. 337 
 
 Lane, (Col. E.) Image of our Reforming Times. 281 
 
 (T.) Student's Guide through Lincoln's Inn. 248 
 
 Laneliam's (Robt.) Let. on Entert. at Killingworth. 266 
 Lang, (Robt.) Livre de Faulcon. . . 275 
 
 Langallerie's (Marq. of) Memoirs. . . 259 
 
 Langbaine's (Ger.) Ace. of English Dramatists. 216 
 Langhorne's (Dr. Jo.) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Langhornii (Dan.) Elenchus Antiq. Albionensium. 259 
 Langlands's (R.) Pierce Plowman's Vision. 173 
 
 Map of Argyllshire. . . . 260 
 
 Lanjuinais, (Comte) Mem. sur la Convention. 324 
 
 Lanquette's (Thomas) Epitome of Chronicles. 237 
 
 Lansdowne's (Geo. Lord) Poems. (E. P.) 42. 194 
 
 Works, Prose and Verse. . . 218 
 
 She-Gallants, Comedy. (0. P. 28.) . 220 
 
 Heroick Love, Tragedy. (O. P. 29.) 220 
 
 Langston's (J.) Lusus Poeticus Latino- Anglicanus. 227 
 Lar.gtoft's (Peter) Chronicle, by Heame. . 233 
 
 Laphaleque, Notice sur Paganini. (P. D. 9.) 345 
 
 Lapide Philosophorum, Tract, de. 141. IBS 
 
 Lapland, History of See Scheffer. 
 Laporte, (Pierre de) Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Cibliotheque des FtJe.s. (C. F.) . 45 
 
 Larrey, (Baron) Mem. de Chirurgie Militaire. 325 
 
 Larrons, Histoire g^n^rale des, par Corrozet. 139 
 
 407 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Las Cases, (Count) Lesage's Histor. Atlas. 
 
 Letters of, to Sir Hudson Lowe, . 319 I 
 
 Memorial de Ste. H^lene. . . 327 
 
 Lasniori (J.) Tract, de Lapide Philos. (T. 3.) 141 
 
 Latimer's (Bp. Hugh) Fruitful Sermons. . 71 
 
 Latocnaye, Promenade de la 6r. Bretagne. 38 
 
 Laud, (A)jp.) The Grand Impostor. See Burton. 
 Lauder, (Sir John.) See Fountainliall, (Lord.) 
 
 (Sir T. Dick) Ace. of Floods in Jlorayshire. 301 
 
 Lauderdale, (Earl of) Inform, for, agt. John Swinton. 82 
 
 (Duke of) Letters to. See Argyle. Kennedy. 
 
 Laugh upon Laugh, &c. a Poem. . . 248 
 
 Laun, (F. u. Latrobe F.) Geisterwelt Geschichten. 54 
 Laureat, The, or Right Side of Colley Cibber. 21 1 
 
 Laurence's (Abp. of Casliel) Ch. to Clergy. (I.P.2.) 343 
 
 (Dr. F.) Probationary Odes. 
 
 Rolliad, Probationary Odes, &c. 
 
 (Sir James) Etonian out of Bounds. 
 
 Nobility of the British Gentry. 
 
 (Jliss H.) London in Olden Time. 
 
 Tales of an Antiquary. 
 
 Lauretta Pisana, Leb. e. Ital. Buhlerinn. 
 
 Laurie's Map of Mid-Lothian. 
 
 330 La ys of the Minnesingers. See Taylor, (Ed.) 
 
 181 
 200 
 16C 
 181 
 331 
 331 
 47 
 260 
 
 Lavaterus,(L.) De Spectris, Lemuribus,&c.(T. 1 .) 1 1 4. 1 46 
 Laveau, Guide du Voyageur a Moscou. . 323 
 
 Laveaux, ( ) Nuits Champetres. (M. i.) 113 
 
 Law, Grandeur of the. See Philips. 
 Law, (John) Life of. See Wood. 
 
 Poem to. See Ramsay. (A.) 
 
 {Rev. Robert) Memorials. (T.) . 67 
 
 , edited by C. K. Sharpe. . . 3 
 
 Laws against Prophaneness, Disc, concerning. (T. 3.) 88 
 
 Vind. of inform, of breaches of. (T. A. 1 .) 285 
 
 and Judicatures of Scotland Vindicated. 97 
 
 in favour of the Reformation inScotland(T.l.)291 
 
 Lawson's (Edw.) Academic Sportsman. (D. T. 1.)] 217 
 
 Relics of Melodino. . . 167 
 
 Report on Irish Inland Navigation. (I.T.2.) 313 
 
 Report on Records of Ireland. (I. T. 1.) 313 
 
 Lawyer Outlawed ; Answer to Hunt, 1683. (T. 2.) 284 
 
 Letterfroma,onEastIndiaStock.(P.R.T.12.) 290 
 
 Laxdaela Saga. Thorkelin. . . 101 
 
 Lay of Agincourt, a Poem. . . 163 
 
 of the Reed-Water Minstrel. See Rokesby. 
 
 Laymann, (P.) Proc. Jur. contra Sagas,&c. (A.d.S.) 153 
 Layman's Lamentation, The, Poem. (S. P. 2.) 132 
 
 __ Sermon on RebelUon, 1745. (T. 10.) 98 
 
 of the Lindsays. See Scott. 
 
 Lazarillo de Tormes. See Mendoza. 
 Leaden Age, The. (O. P. 19.) . . 157 
 
 Leanard'a (John) Counterfeits, Comedy. (O.P.42.) 220 
 Leases, Treatise on. See Bell (R.) . 295 
 
 Leaves of Laurel. By Q. Q.. and W. W. 1 67 
 
 Leclerc's (Th.) Course of the French Language. 316 
 Lcdwich's (Rev. E.) Antiquities of Ireland. 267 
 
 Ledyard, Avcntures d'un jeune Anglois. (V. I.) 45 
 Lee, (Harriet) Mysterious Marriage, Play. (P. 2.) 213 
 
 (Rev. Dr. J.) Narr. de V.et M. Rob. RoUok. 277 
 
 - — (Nath.) Dramatic Works. . . 217 
 
 Ten Tragedies. . . . 218 
 
 . — _ Theodosius. Junius Brutus. (O. P. 2. S.) 222 
 — — (Wm.) History of Lewes and Brighton. 303 
 
 Lewes (Charles) Memoirs of . 322 
 
 Leeds, (W. H.) Popular Northern Tales. 335 
 
 Lefanu's (Mrs.) Sons of Erin. (M. P. 2.) . 209 
 
 Lefehre de Villebrune, Nouvelles de Cervantes. 36 
 Lefranc de Pompignan, Voy. de Languedoc. (V. I.) 45 
 Legend of Captain Jones. See Lloyd, (D.) 
 
 of Cathleen and Kevin. See Webb. 
 
 Ler/emla Aurea Sanctorum. See Voragine. 11 
 
 Leges Gula^Thingenses. Jus Comm. Norvegicum. 64 
 Legrand d'Aussy, Fabliaiuc,&c. 12. et 13. Siecles. 40.118 
 
 Fabliaux, transl. by Way and Ellis. 1 87 
 
 Partenopex de Blois, by Rose. . 185 
 
 Le Grys, (Sir R.) Barclay's Aigenis. . 102 
 
 Leibnitii (G. G.) Scriptores R. Brunsvicensium. 265 
 Leicester, Exact Relat. of Siege of, 1645. (T. 10.) 60 
 
 (R. Earl of) Ent. at Killingworth. (Q. E. P. 4.) 266 
 
 Life of. See Drake. Jebb. 
 
 Traditions respecting Countess of (T. C.) 303 
 
 's Commonwealth. See Parsons. 
 
 Leigh's (R.) Cens. of the Rota on Conq. of Granada. 21 1 
 Leinster, Excursions through. See Cromwell. 
 Leipzig, Narrative, &c. of Battle of. (R. M. 6.) 326 
 Leipsick, or Gemiany Restored, Poem. See Trotter. 165 
 
 Leland's (John) Itinerary and Life. . 233 
 
 Assertion of King Arthur, by Robinson. 1 06 
 
 (Rev. Dr. T.) Hist, of Ireland. . 315 
 
 Le Maire, (J.) Illustrations de Gaule. . 35 
 
 Lemaire, (M. H.)Hist. de la Revol. Francaise. 327 
 
 Lemene, (F. de) Narcise. (P. I. 36.) . 56 
 
 Lemnius, (L.) De Miraculis occult. Naturae. 145 
 
 Lemoyne, (Pierre) Galerie des Femmes Fortes. 108 
 
 408 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Lenet, (Pierre) Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Lennard's (Samson) Mazella's Hist, of Naples. 229 
 
 Lennig, (Fr.) Scott's Lied d. letz. MinnesSngers. 321 
 
 Lennox, (Mrs. C.) Life of Th. A. d'Aubign^. 37 
 
 Shakspeare Illustrated, . . 218 
 
 Lennox^ (Ludou-ick, Duke of) Eleven Letters of. 3 
 
 Lenoble, ( ) Voyage de Falaise. (V, L) 45 
 
 Lenoir, (A.) Musee des Monumens. Franc. 36 
 
 Lenormant, (J.) Hist, des 3 Filles posse'd&s. 140 
 
 Hist, de Tribus Energumenis Belgii. 147 
 
 Lenthall, (Sir J.) Hum. Petition and Case of. (T.IO.) G2 
 
 (Speaker) Lett, to, on Vict, of Newbury. (T. 14.) GO 
 
 Leo X., Life and Pontificate of. Roscoe. 192 
 
 Leopold, (JL) Paris pendant la Revolution, &c. 327 
 Leprinee de Beaumont, (Mad.)Contes des Fees. (C.F.) 43 
 Lermei (G.) Bartassii Hebdomas, Lat. Carm. (M.l.) 116 
 
 Leroux, (P. J.) Dictionhaire Comique, &c. 114 
 
 Le Sage, (A. R.) Qiuvres Choisies. . 40 
 
 et d'Omeval, Theatre de la Foire. 118 
 
 'B Gil Bias. Devil on Two Sticks. (B. N. L.) 63 
 
 ( ) Historical Atlas, by Las Cases. 330 
 
 Leslaci (Joann.) De Titulo Mariae. (Jebb.) 12 
 
 De Rebus Gestis Mariae. (Jebb.) . 12 
 
 De Origine, &c. Scotorum. . . G 
 
 Lesley's Hist, of Scotland, in Scots, 1436-1561. 278 
 
 (Dr. Chas.) Letter from Rome to an M.P. 91 
 
 New Assoc, of Mod. Ch.andWhigs.(R.T.5.6.) 283 
 
 Cassandra Telling what will Come. (ib. 78.) 283 
 
 Wolf Stript of his Sheep's Clothing, (ib. 9.) 283 
 
 Bp. of Salisbury's Proper Defence, (ib. 10.) 283 
 
 Good Old Cause, &c. (ib. 11.) . 283 
 
 Lesley, (Gen. David) Victory of, over Montrose, 1645. 60 
 Leslie, (Prof. af. Sir J.) Tracts on Election of. 
 — ^ E.'cperiments on Heat and Moisture. 
 
 Philosophy of Arithmetic. 
 
 's Speculations on Heat, Evil Tendency of. 
 
 Lessons for Lovers. 
 
 L'Estrange's (Sir R.) Interest Mistaken. (T. 2.) 
 
 Caveat to the Cavaliers (T. 3.) 
 
 Modest Plea for Caveat. (T. 4.) 
 
 Seasonable Memorial. (C. T. 10.) 
 
 _- Growth of Knavery.;(C. T. 4.) 
 
 cut and Bumpkin, 2 parts. (C. T. 5. G.) 
 
 Joseph us's AVorks. 
 
 Letter of Advice to'a Young Poet. (J. ]\I. 3.) 
 
 from a Catholic Gentleman, 1678. (C. T. 9.) 287 
 
 tothe E.\aminer.'(P. 11.) . . 307 
 
 294 
 180 
 153 
 294 
 162 
 237 
 237 
 237 
 287 
 287 
 287-8 
 259 
 304 
 
 Letter toI.Bickerstaff on Let. to Examiner.(S.T.5G.)307 
 
 to 7 Lords appoint, to e.\am. Gregg. (S.T.o7.) ."lO? 
 
 from Scots Gent. inLond. to his friend.(S.T.3.)3Ul 
 
 from Min. of Cath. Pow. 1746. (T.4.) 87. (T.2.) 93 
 
 Letters of King James VI. and his Family. 282 
 
 Familiar and Courtly, by Voiturc, &c. 178 
 
 intercepted by Col. Mitton, 1645. (T. 16.) 60 
 
 on Alliance, &:c. with Netherlands, 1G80. 30 
 
 (Four) to a Tory Member, 1711. (S.T. 28.-?9) 306 
 
 Examination of 3d and 4th. (P. T. 5.) 301! 
 
 betw.Ld.Townsend&Boyle,Rem.on.(S.T.37.)307 
 
 respecting Author of Examiner. (S. T. 59.) 307 
 
 between Count Gyllenborg, &c. 1717. 94 
 
 from a Husband to a Gent. & Wife. (M.T. 3.) 130 
 
 (Intercepted) of Napoleon's Ministers,&c. 319 
 
 to Sir W. Scott on the King's Visit. See Simpson. 
 
 Lettische Gedichte, von Bergman. . 1 72 
 
 Lettres et Billets Galands (F. T. 4.) . 114 
 
 sur I'Antiq. de la Verit. Religion (F. T. 2.) 114 
 
 sur rillusion de la Baguette. . 108 
 
 Historiques,&c. sur les Ecossois en France. 90 
 
 Levant Pirate, Journal of a. See Davidson. 
 Levati, (A.) Racconti sui Giudizj di Dio. 274 
 
 Leven's( E.of) Ace. of Pr.of Scottish Army,l 645.(T.32.)G I 
 Levenax, Cartularium Comitatus de. . 28 1 
 
 Levett's (J.) Ordering of Bees. (T. H. 1.) 247 
 
 Lewis's (Jenkin) Life of Duke of Gloucester. 9G 
 
 (John) History of Great Britain. . 232 
 
 (J. H.) Historical Account of Short Hand. 298 
 
 Orations on Battle of Waterloo, &c. 320 
 
 (M. G. or Monk) Tales of Wonder 185 
 
 Love of Gain, a Satire. (M. P. 14.) I8G 
 
 Adelgitha, Tragedy. (P. 2.) . 213 
 
 Rugantino. Melodrama. (P. 3.) . 213 
 
 Castle Spectre. Drama. (P. I.) . 213 
 
 Poems. With MS. Parody. . 251 
 
 (Thos.) Dang. of Ch.Est.-ib.from Diss. (P.T.5.) 309 
 
 (W. L.) Statius's Thebaid. (E. P.) 42 
 
 Leyden,(Dr.John) African Discoveries.259.Murray '3.205 
 
 Complaynt of Scotland. . . 14 
 
 Scottish Descriptive Poems. . 162 
 
 Scenes of Infancy. . . . ] 93 
 
 Dissertation on Indo Chinese Languages. 24 1 
 
 ■ Memoirs of Muhammed Baber. . 34 
 
 Letter from, to W. Erskine, Esrj. (M. C. 7.) 15 
 
 Poetical Remains and Life. Morton. 1 90 
 
 Lhuyd's (Edw.) Archaeologia Britannica. 265 
 
 409 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Lhuyd'6 (Humfry) Breviary of Britayne. SeeLewis (Jn.) 
 Lihius Dismnius. [O.E.M.R.i.) . 105 
 
 Libriiry of Useful Knowledge, Natural Philosophy. 300 
 
 Licensing Act, Ld. Chesterfield's Speech on the. 58 
 Lichfield Cathedral, Account of. White. 249 
 
 Lidgate,(John.) See Lydgate. 
 
 Life of Faith, Sermon explaining the. (T. 8.) 74 
 
 LiketoLike. Hist. of\VillSquelsh& Harry Halter. 305 
 Lilbume, (Col. J.) Trial of. . . r,-2 
 
 Lillo's (Geo.) Silvia, or Country Burial, Opera 212 
 
 Works, with Life. . . . 217 
 
 Lilly's (W.) Book of Knowledge. . 133 
 
 Christian Astrologer. . . . 1 48 
 
 Starry Messenger. . . . 148 
 
 — -_ Ancient and Modem Predictions. . 148 
 
 Astrological Predictions. . . 148 
 
 Life, by himself. . . . 149 
 
 Lily's (John) Euphues. Anatomy of Wit. 102 
 
 Euphues and his England. . . 1 02 
 
 Si.x Court Comedies. . . 217 
 
 Lincoln's Inn, Students' Guide to. See Lane. 
 Lindsay's (Sir David) Heraldic Manuscript. 12 
 
 Works. 21. Poetical Works, by Chalmers. 105 
 
 Satyre of theThrie Estatis, by Sibbald. 1 73 
 
 (Rev. H.) State of Ch. of Scotland, 1733. 75 
 
 (SirR. of Pitscottie) Cronycles of Scotland. 8.259 
 
 Lindsays, Lays of the. See Scott. 
 Linen Manuf. of Scot. Reasonsforencour. (P.T.34.) 311 
 Lines on the Indulgence, and liejAi/. (O. P. 3.) 284 
 
 Lingard's (Rev. Dr. J.) History of England. 241 
 
 Vind. of Hist, of England. (H.P.T. 1.) 343 
 
 Lingbye, Faeroiske Quaeder, &c. . 99 
 
 Lingua, a Comedy. See Brewer. 
 Linguet, Mem. sur la Bastille. . . 323 
 
 Lintot, (Mad. de) Contes. (C. F.) . 43 
 
 Lippi, (Lor.) Malmantile Racquistato. (P. J.) 5G 
 
 Lipscomb's (W.) Benef Etf. of Inoculation(O.P.P.) 1G9 
 Lirici Antichi Italiani.(P. 1. 6.) . . 55 
 
 Lisbon, Anat. of English Nunnery at. Robinson. 7G 
 Lisvart of Greece. (Am. de G. p. 6.) . 102 
 
 Lithgow-s(Wm.)Gushing Tears of Godly Sorrow. (T.) C 
 
 Survey of London. (T.) . . (i 
 
 Siege of Newcastle. (T.) 6. (T. 8.) GO. 25fi 
 
 —— Nineteen Years' Travels. . . 6 
 
 Littledale,(Edw.) Constable's Diana. . 275 
 
 (Justice) Skelton's Magnyfycencc. Interlude. 276 
 
 Liturgy, Dift'. betw. the Eng. and Scott. 1 G37. (P. 8.) 305 
 
 410 
 
 Livii (T.) HistoriaRomana,Gronovii. (V.L.C.27.) 226 
 Livingston's (Dr. E.) Penal Code for Louisiana. 264 
 
 (Rev. John) Life & Characteristics. (T. 1.2.) 67. 77 
 
 Letters. .... 76 
 
 Letter to his Parishioners, 1671. (R. T. 1.) 289 
 
 . (Sir Thos.) Exercise of the Foot, &c. 1G93. 250 
 
 Lizars's(W. H.) Lacunar Strevelinense. 12 
 
 Llaguno, (DonE.de) Sum. de los Reyes de Espana. 48 
 Lloyd's (Cha.) Duke of Ormond, Tragedy. 193 
 
 (David) State Worthies of England. 245 
 
 Memoirs of Sufferers during the Civil War. 252 
 
 (Rev. D.) Legend of Capt. Jones. . 132 
 
 (H.) Treasury of Health of P. Hyspanius. 110 
 
 (J. A.) Percy's Cuck Quean, &c. 276 
 
 (Rev. R. Lumley.) See Punch turned Critick. 
 
 (Robert) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Lly ware Hen, Heroic Elegies of. Owen. 156 
 
 Lobo's (Father) Voyage to Abyssinia. See Johnson. 
 Lobeyra, (Vasco) Amadis of Gaul. Southey. 112 
 
 Loch's (.1.) Ace. of Imp. on Sutherland Est. (A.T.4.) 300 
 Locke, (John) Lett. cone. Toleration. (T. 23.) 285 
 
 Treatise of raising our Coin. (S. T. 69.) 307 
 
 Life and Writings of. Account of. (S. T. G7.) 307 
 
 Lockhart, ( of Lee) Campaign of, 1657-8.(Mor.M.)250 
 
 (Geo.) Memoirs of Scotland. (T.) . 7 
 
 Papers, by Aufrere. . . 3 
 
 (J. G.) Don Qui.xote, by Motteux. 85 
 
 Ancient Spanish Ballads. . . 176 
 
 Valerius, a Roman Story. . . 179 
 
 Reginald Dalton. . . . 333 
 
 Matthew Wald. ... 333 
 
 Peter's Letters to his Kinsfolk. 183 
 
 Life of Burns. . . 199. 251 
 
 Life of Napoleon. (M. F. L.) . 315 
 
 Court & Camp of Buonaparte. (M. F. L.) 315 
 
 Memoirsof Sir Walter Scott. . 322 
 
 Locr^, (Baron) Code Civil, avec Commentaire. 328 
 Lodbroci (Rag.) Epicedium. See Krakumal. 
 Loddiges, (Messrs.) Botanical Cabinet. . 198 
 
 Lodge's (Edm.) Illustrations of British History. 240 
 
 Illustrious Personages of Gr. Britain. 261 
 
 ( ) Peerage of Ireland. . 244 
 
 (Thos. & Greene's) Looking Glass for London. 216 
 
 Loeve-Veimars, Hist, des Trib. Secrets d'AlIem. 269 
 Logan's (Rev. John) Poems. (E. P.) 42. 190 
 
 Lohengrin, Altdeutsches Gedicht. See Goerres. 
 Lokman, Fables Indiennes (C. F.) . 44 
 
INDEX. 
 
 London, a Poem. See Glover. Johnson, (Dr. S.) 
 
 Bridge, Chronicles of. See Thomson. 
 
 Rem. on Lafin Inscr. on Blackfriars Bridge. "224 
 
 Tower of, Hist. of. See Bayley. 
 
 Petition of City of, to H. of C. (T. 33.) (i 1 
 
 Remonstr. and Petition of, to H. of C. (T. 40) 61 
 
 Tract3;>ro. and COT. (T. 41-47. 57.) . 61 
 
 Last Warning to, and Answer. (T. 48. 49.) 61 
 
 Speeches at a Common HaU, 1645. (T. 24.) ' 61 
 
 _ City Alarum. 1645. (T. 55.) . . 61 
 
 's Alarum from Heaven. 1654. . 70 
 
 Trip through, 4th edit. 1728. (J. T. 3.) 129 
 
 Low Life, Descr. of Sunday as spent in. 129 
 
 Tricks of, laid open. . . . 130 
 
 Plague in, 1665, History of. See Lodge. 
 
 AVray's Sermon on Fire of. (T. 18.) 286 
 
 's Great Jul)ilee, 1 689. See Taubmann. 
 
 & Westminster, Designs for Improving. Soane. 228 
 
 Maps and Plans of. See Faden. Mogg. 
 
 See Burton. Malcolm. Norton. Stow. 
 
 Londonderry, Rel. of Siege of. See Walker. Graham. 
 Long History of a Short Session. (T.) . 25 
 
 Livers, History of. See Vaughan. 
 
 Meg of Westminster. (R.T..3.) 139. (M.A.A.6.) 176 
 
 Parliament. See Parliament. 
 
 Long, (K.) Barclay's Argenis. . . 102 
 
 , (Luke) Notice of, by Sykes. . . 190 
 
 Longini (Cacs.) Trinum Magicum. . 145 
 
 Longmore's (G.) War of the Isles, a Poem. 322 
 
 Lonsdale's (Vise.) Memoir of Reign of .Tames II. 241 
 Looker-on, The, by Roberts. (B. L.) . 334 
 
 Lope de Vega, Doze Comedias. . . 48 
 
 Life of, by Lord Holland. . . 37 
 
 Lorenzo de' Medici, Poesie. (P. I. 33.) . 56 
 
 Life of, by Roscoe. . 192 
 
 Lorraine, (Charles, Prince of) Life of. . 245 
 
 Lothian, (East) Ploughman, Britannia Triumphant. 161 
 Lothian, (Mid) Scenery of. See Paterson. 
 Lothians, Maps of the, by Armstrong, Forrest, &c. 260 
 Lotteries, Essay on. 1699. (M.T. 12.) . 288 
 
 Lotus, The, (Annual for 1830.) . . 332 
 
 Loudon's (Eari of) Speech, 1645. (T. 5.) . 60 
 
 Louis, Saint, Ballad on Crusade of. See Rose. 
 Louis XIV. Exped. of, into Spanish Netherlands. 26 
 
 Mi'moires sur la Cour de. See Orleans. St. Simon. 
 
 Treaty between Charles II. and (T. 6.) 70 
 
 Difference of with Court of Rome. (T. 2.) 287 
 
 41 
 
 Louis XV. Deck of Waragt. Spain, 1719. (S. T. 27. 306 
 Louis XVI. Me'moires sur la Captivite de. 323 
 
 Louis XVIII. Voyage a Bruxelles et Coblentz. 324 
 Louise de Savoye, (Mad.) Me'moires. (P. C.) 49 
 
 Lounger, The, by Mackenzie. (B. E) . 334 
 
 Loup Galleux et Bellinette. (C. F.) . 44 
 
 Louve, (.1. et Delarivey) Straparola, Fac. Nuicts. 109 
 Louvet de Couvray, Vie de Faublas. . 116 
 
 Emilie de Varmont. . . . 116 
 
 Me'moires de. ... 324 
 
 Lovat, (Simon, Lord) Lives and Memoirs of 89. 94. 96 
 
 Answer to Account of Behaviour of. . 90 
 
 Life of Simon, Lord Frascr of. . 94 
 
 Duke of AthorsMemor.about,1704. (O.P.I.) 100 
 
 Love and Madness. See Croft. 
 
 given over. Satyr against Woman. (P. P. IC.) 305 
 
 lost in the Dark, Farce. (0. P. 3.) . 219 
 
 's Invention, Ballad on Masquerades. . 128 
 
 Lover's Life, Compl. of. Lover and Jay. Dibdin. 275 
 Loveday's (Rob.) Letters, Domestic and Foreign. 238 
 Lovelace's (R.) Lucasta. Singer. (V. P. P. 1.) 342 
 
 Lovibond's (Edw.) Poems. (E.P.) . 42 
 
 Low Life, Description of Sunday within B. of Mort. 129 
 Low's (Alex.) History of Scotland. . 23 
 
 Lowe's (And.) Vind. of Ch. of Scot. Ans. to Dugud. 66 
 Lowe, (Sir Hudson) Letters to, by Las Cases. 36 
 
 Lower's ( W.) Phoenix in her Flames, Trag. (O.P.5.) 214 
 Louth,(Rev.Dr.)Cont.Tr.\vithBp.Burnet.(T.8.9.10.)286 
 Loyal Martyr, Life of Abp. Scroop. . 161 
 
 Pamphlets, (5.) 1820. . . 183 
 
 Poems, Collection of, by N. Thompson. 1683. 79 
 
 Loyalist, True, or Chevalier's Favourite. Songs, &c. 91 
 Loyer, (P. de) Disc, et Hist, des Spectres, &c. 140 
 Lubert, (Mile, de) TroisCoutes. (C. F.) . 43 
 
 Lucani Pharsalia, Schrevelii. (V.L.C. 28.) 226 
 
 's Pharsalia, tr. and cont. by May. . 109 
 
 translated by Rowe. (E. P.) ; 42. 227 
 
 Lucas's (T.) Memoirs of Celebrated Gamesters. 133 
 Luciani Opera, Benedict!. (V. G. C. 13.) 223 
 
 's Works, tr. by Moyle. 203. by Dr. Francklin. 203 
 
 Lucian Burlesqued, by C. Cotton. . 135 
 
 Lucien, Histoire Veritable. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 Lucina sine Concubitu. See Coventry. (M. T. 5.) 130 
 Lucilii Satyrae. See Censorinus. 
 Lucretius de Rerum Natura, Wakefield. . 226 
 
 Book I. translated by Drummond. . 164 
 
 , a Poem against Fear of Death, (P. P. 2.) 304 
 
 1 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY, 
 
 Luddites, Trials of the, at York, Jan. 1813. 297 
 
 Lude's (Comtedu) Treatise of Spirits. . 147 
 
 Ax laid to the root of Popery. . 147 
 
 Ludlow's (Gen. Edmund) Memoirs. . 24C 
 
 Ludus Scacchiae. Chesse Play. 1597. 1'37. 177 
 
 Ludwig's German and English Dictionary. 267 
 
 Luise, KOniginn von Preussen, Lebensbesch. 338 
 
 Lumsden's (M.) Genealog)' of Forbes Family. 19 
 Luna, (Don Alvaro de) Cronica. 
 
 (Mig. de) Hist, del Rey Don Rodrigo. 121 
 
 Lunardi's (V.) First Aerial Voyage in England. 183 
 
 Five Aerial Voyages in Scotland. . 183 
 
 Lunatic Asylums. See Duncan. Stark. 
 
 Lundie's (Rev. A.) Synod Sermon, 1726. (S. 3.) 293 
 
 (Rev. Thos.) Predictions. . . 75 
 
 Luscombe's (M. H.) Pleasures of Society. (P.P. 8.) 343 
 Lussan, (Mad. M. de) Revolution de Naples. 1647-8.39 
 
 Veillees deThessaUe. (C. F.) . 44 
 
 Luther's (Mart.) Commentary on Galatians. 84 
 
 Luttrel's ( ) Advice to Julia. . 193 
 
 Lutzen, Battle of. Relation of. (B. and S. 1.) 157 
 
 Luxemburg, Siege of. (B. and S. 2.) . 157 
 Lycanthropie. See Priour, (Claude). Nynauld. 
 
 Lycosthenis Sup. Jul. Obseq. de Prodigiis. . 146 
 
 Lydgate, (John) Bochas' Tragedies. . 1 56 
 
 Life of Hector. . . . 101 
 
 Chorle & Birde. Hors Shepe & Ghoos. 275 
 
 Lye, (Edw. et Manning) Diet. Saxon, et Goth. Lat.248 
 
 Lylc, (Thos.) Ancient Ballads and Songs. 161 
 
 Lyme Regis, Dorset, History of. Roberts. . 303 
 
 Garrison, Rel. of relieving of, 1644. (T. 17.) 60 
 
 Lj'nch's (P.) Introd. to Irish Language. . 33 
 
 Lyndsay's (Dav.) Dramas of the Ancient World. 2 1 1 
 
 Lyoun's (J no.) Teares for Earl of Dunfermling. 277 
 
 Lyric Poems, by J. 31. C. B. . . 1 96 
 
 Lysaght's (Edw.) Poems. . . 193 
 
 Lysis, or Extravagant Shepherd, Romance. 102 
 
 Lyttelton's (Geo. Lord) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 History of King Henry II. . 236 
 
 Court Secret. ... 59 
 
 Monody to Memory of a Lady. (P. P. 6.) 230 
 
 Miscellaneous Works, by Ayscough. 203 
 
 M. (G.) Miscellanea. Wise and Ingenious Sayings. 135 
 
 Praise of Yorkshire Ale. . . 170 
 
 M. (T.) Cloud of Witnesses, or Sufferer's Mirrour. 78 
 M. (T.) Walker's Hist, of Independency, pt. 4. 237 
 M** (Marq. de) Les Solitaires en belle humeur. 38 
 Mabillon et Germain, Museum Italicum. 273 
 
 Mabrian,Royde Hierusalem, Chroniquede.(Q.F.A.)l 19 
 M'Alpine's (J.) Memoirs. . . 21 
 
 Macaulay's (Rev. K.) History of St. Kilda. 9 
 
 (Miss) Histrionic Delin. of Mary Q. ofScots. 213 
 
 M'Bane's (D.) Expert Sword-man. . 132 
 
 M'Caig, (Rev. W.) Address, &c. on Conduct of. 87 
 Maccartney's Lett, on Duel b. Ham. & Mohun. (T.) 58 
 Mackcoull, (or Moftat, John) Abuses of Justice. 296 
 
 Life and Trial of, by Denovan. . 296 
 
 M'Crie's (Rev. Dr. Th.) Life of John Knox. 418 
 
 Life of Andrew Melville. . . 302 
 
 Lives of William Veitch and George Brysson. 302 
 
 MaccuUoch's (Dr. Jn.) Descript. of Western Islands. 19 
 
 Lett, on Highlands and West. Isl. See Browne. 22 
 
 M'CuUoh's (Dr. J. H.) Res. on Amer. Abor. Hist. 31 
 M'Diarmid's (John) Sketches from Nature. 85 
 
 .Macdonald Family, Hist, and Geneal. of. 23 
 
 Letters to Inverness Journal, ag. CI. Ronald. 19 
 
 41 
 
 Macdonald, Vindication of CI. Ron. ag. In v. Jour. 19 
 
 (Alex.) Ossiani Phingaleis. . . 14 
 
 Register of Ministers, &c. . , 280 
 
 (Rev. Alex.) Gaelic Dictionary. . 264 
 
 (And.) Discus. iScc. of Thistle and Rose. 94. 31 1 
 
 (Rev. A.) The Independent, Novel. . 85 
 
 Laura, a Novel. . . . 85 
 
 Miscellaneous Works, incl. Vimonda, Trag. 202 
 
 (Arch, of Barisdale) Life. . . 91 
 
 (Flora) Life of. (Fem. Reb.) . 92 
 
 (.1.) Travels in Europe, Asia, &c. . 9 
 
 (J. P.) Keppoch Song, a Poem. . 8 
 
 (Sawney) Disc, on Use and Abuse of Apparel. 93 
 
 Macduff's Cross, Cunningham's Essay on. 1 7 
 
 Macedonians, Anc. Hist, of (U. H. 7. 8.) . 205 
 
 MacFarlane's (R.) Gaelic and Eng. Vocabulary. 121 
 M'George, (And.) Miscell. Papers, Mary& Jas.VI.281 
 Macgregor,(Al.)Reports of certain Parishes in Scot. 282 
 
 (,Ias. Dun. & Rob.) Trials of. . 91 
 
 Macgregor,(Rob Roy) Memorable Actions of. (H.R.) 95 
 
 See Gregory. 
 
 and Lament, a Traditionary Tale. . 341 
 
 M'Intosh's(of Borlam) Essay on inclosing, &c. Scot. 259 
 Macintosh, (Geo.) Life & Death of Jas. I. of Scot. 282 
 2 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Machin's (Lewis) Dumb Knight, Com. (0. P. 1.) 215 
 Macirone's (F.) Fall and Death of Murat. 328 
 
 Mackaile's (Rev. Hugh) Last Sennon and Speech. 76 
 Mackay, (Dr. A.) Ferguson's Astronomy exp. 298 
 
 (A.) Songs and Poems, Eng. and Gaelic. 164 
 
 (Gen. Hugh) Memoirs, 1689-1C91. 279. 281 
 
 (John) Life of Gen. Hugh Mackay. . 279 
 
 _ (Rev. Dr. M.) Gaelic Dictionary. . 264 
 
 (Rob.) History of Clan Mackay. . 272 
 
 (Rob. or Rob Don) Gaelic Songs and Poems. 301 
 
 M'Kean, (Jas.) Life and Trial of. (C. T.) 131 
 
 "s (Rev. J.) Death of Princess Amelia. (P.16.) 192 
 
 M'Kenney's (T. L.) Tour to the Lakes, &c. 30 
 
 Mackenzie, (Colin) Melville's Diary. . 279 
 
 Observ. on Roads into the Highlands.(M.S.T.6.)79 
 
 (Dr. Geo.) Lives of Scots Writers. . 2 
 
 (Sir Geo.) De Hum. Rat. Imbecill. (T.19.) 70 
 
 Religious Stoic. . . . 136 
 
 Workes. . . . . 11 
 
 Memoirs of Scotland, by Thomson. . 2 
 
 (Sir Geo.) Travels in Iceland. . 239 
 
 (Henry) Man of Feeling. (B. N. L.) 63 
 
 Man of the World. (iO.) . . 63 
 
 Julia de Roubigne. (ii.) , . 63 
 
 Loimger. Mirror. (B. E.) . . 334 
 
 Report of H. S. on Ossian '3 Poems. . 19 
 
 Gowk Club, a Poem. (P. P. 7.) . 343 
 
 Works. .... 202 
 
 John Home's Works. . . 211 
 
 ( Henrv, Lord) i „ 
 
 ,^ ■' M- Liber Domicilii J ac. V. 279 
 (James) ( 
 
 (Rev. J.) Siege of Londonderry. . 157 
 
 (J.Whiteford) Philotus, a Comedy. . 279 
 
 Chronicles of Kings of Scotland. . 280 
 
 (Margt.) Proph. Warnings to Edin. & Glasg. 74 
 
 (JIurdoch) Survey of Orkney and Lewis. 239 
 
 (Simon) Vis Unita fortior, &c. . 9 
 
 (Thos.) agt. Roy, Report of Trial of. 296 
 
 (Gul. Forbes) Disputatio Juridica. . 56 
 
 Mackie's (Rev. C.) Spirit and Const, of the Church. 292 
 
 Mackinnon, (Mary) Trial of, for murder. . 135 
 
 Mackintosh's (Sawney) Travels through Ireland. 126 
 
 M'Kintosh's(Rev. D.)Gaelic Proverbs & Phra8es.86.175 
 
 Macklin, (Charles) Memoirs of, by Cooke. 209 
 
 Macky's (John) Memoirs of Secret Services. 245 
 
 Maclachlan, (Rev. E.) Gaelic Dictionary. 264 
 
 Maclagan's (Rev. ) Refutation of charges agt. him. 129 
 
 41 
 
 Maclaurin's (C.) Arg. & Dec. in Rem. Crim. Case3.272 
 
 See Dregliorn (Lord). 
 
 Maclean, (Jas. Highwayman) Life and Actions of. 297 
 
 (Don.) on Steam Navigation. (T. S. 9.) 345 
 
 Macleay's (Dr. K.) Descr. of Spar Cave in Skye. 10 
 Macleod, (Serj. Don.) Memoirs of (H. T. 2.) 80 
 
 's (Dr. John) Voyage to Africa. . 246 
 
 Voyage of the Alceste to Corea. . 255 
 
 , (Rev. Dr. J.) Gaelic Dictionary. . 264 
 
 Macmillan's (A.) Forms of Writings in Scotland. 295 
 M'Millan, (J.) Collection of Letters. . 73 
 
 Protestation against Toleration. . 76 
 
 (Rev. J.) Proc. of Kirkcud. Presb. agt. (T. 17.) 67 
 
 Reply to Letter from a friend to. (T. 18.) 286 
 
 Answers to, by Presb. of Kirkcud. (T. 28. 29.) 291 
 
 Macneill's (Hector) Lyric Muse of Scotland. 156 
 
 Poetical WorTcs. . . . 1 93 
 
 Macpherson, (Dav.) Geog. lUust. of Scot. Hist. 3 
 
 Wyntoun's Cronikil. ... 8 
 
 (Don.) Melodies from the Gaelic. . 165 
 
 (Jas.) Frag, of Anc. Gaelic Poetry. 10.(D.F.P)204 
 
 Fingal, by Ossian. . . . 14 
 
 See Ossian. 
 
 History of Great Britain. . . 240 
 
 Original Papers relative to. . . 240 
 
 (Jas.) Hist, of Rebellion, 1745. . OS 
 
 Macquarie's (Gov.) Letter on New South Wales. 31 
 Macqueen's (Thos.) Gloaming Amusements. 170 
 
 MacRa's {Rn: Jn.) Geneahg. Account of the AfacRas. 3 
 M'Rae's (Rev. J.) Bereans defended. . 77 
 
 M'Robert's (P.) Tour through North America. 31 
 
 Macrobius, Gronovii. (V. L. C. 30.) . 226 
 
 MacTaggart's (John) Galloridean Encyclopa^dia. 124 
 M'Ure's (John) History of Glasgow. . 302 
 
 M'Vitie's (W.) Battle of Dryfe Sands. . 165 
 
 M'Ward's (Rev. R.) Answers to Robert Fleming. 73 
 Madden 's (Sir F.) Havelok, the Dane. . 276 
 
 Exam, of Singer's Rem. on Glossary to Havelok. 276 
 
 Maderi (J. J.) Gervasius Tilberiensis. . 234 
 
 Madgelt, ( ) Hist, du Due de Marlborough. 38 
 
 Maffei, (Sc.) Merope. (P. L 50.) . . 5S 
 
 Scienza Cavalcresca. . . 49 
 
 Mag-astro-mancers Posed and Puzzled. See Gaule. 149 
 Magazine of Scandall, agt-Fowkes «Sc Lowes. (T. 3.) 151 
 Magee v. O'Gorman, Trial of, 1815. (D. P. 7. 8.) 313 
 Magee's (Abp. of Dublin) Evidence before H. of L. 343 
 Magia Naturalis, Artificiosa, Superstitiosa. 1 42 
 
 3 3G 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Magiea, Hisloriffl Mirab. de Spectris, Slc. V24. 133 I Chronicle of Perth, 1210-16G8 
 
 Magical Vision, or Fallacies of Witchcraft. (T. 2.) 108 
 
 Maginn's (Dr. W.) Whitehall. . . 335 
 
 jNIagistracy, Mystery of, unvailed. (T. 16.) . 285 
 
 Original and Design of. (T. 6.) . 289 
 
 .Alagna Charta, History of, by Thomson. . 124 
 
 :Magni (Joann.) Gothorum, Sueon. &c. Hist. DO 
 
 (Olai) Hist, de Gent. Septent. . 185 
 
 (Regis) Leges Gula Thingenses, &c. 64 
 
 Jlagnns's (01.) Hist, of Goths, Swedes, & Vandals. 64 
 Magnusen, (Prof. F.) Uds. o. d. Kaukas. Mennckest. 99 
 
 , Forklaring o. e. Rune-Indskrift. . 99 
 
 , Forklaring &c. af Ossian's Digte. . 51 
 
 , Oplysninger om Kildeme, &c. . C4 
 
 , Om Pictames, &c. . . . 98 
 
 Mahon's (Vise.) Speech on Reform Bill. (P. P. 6.) 345 
 
 Maidment, (Jas.) The Ballad Book. . 161 
 
 Banquet of Dainties for str. stom. . J 15 
 
 Chronicle of Perth. . . ' . 281 
 
 J. Davidson'.s Poetical Remains. . 164 
 
 Declar. of Nob. andGent. on Raid of Ruth ven. 15 
 
 E.xcerpta Scotica. , . . . 159 
 
 Lyoun's Teares for Lord Dunfermling. 275 
 
 North Countrie Garland. . . 171 
 
 Nugae Derelictae. . . . 14 
 
 Nugae Scoticae. . . . 159 
 
 Scottish Pasquils. . . . 176 
 
 Teniplaria. . . . . 176 
 
 Torphichen Charters. . . 176 
 
 Maier's (H. H.) Fust von Stromberg. . 54 
 
 Wol/red of Stromberg, trans, by Sir W.S. 104 
 
 Maieri (Mich.) Symbola Aurea XII. Nationuni 148 
 
 Jocus Severus. . . 148 
 
 LusuB Serius. . . . 148 
 
 Tractatus de Auro. . . . 148 
 
 Tripus Aureus. . . . 148 
 
 Maierus' Themis Aurea. Laws of Fr. of Ros. Cr. 1 33 
 
 Maillet's Telliamed. . . . 113 
 
 Maimbourg, (Louis) Histoire des Iconoclastes. 140 
 
 Hist, du Calvinisme, Rem. sur. See Rou. 
 
 Maine's (Rev. Dr. J.) Amorous Warre, Trag. 214 
 
 MAITLAND CLUB BOOKS. 
 
 Beaugue, Guerre d'Ecosse, 1548-9. 280 
 
 Blackwood's (Ad.) History of Q. Mary 281 
 
 Beves of Hamtoun, a Jletrical Romance. 282 
 
 Cartularium Comitatus de Levenax. . 281 
 
 281 
 
 Chronicles of Kings of Scotland to 1 6 1 1 . 280 
 
 Clariodus, a Metrical Romance. . 280 
 
 Cochrane Correspondence reg. Glasgow, 1745-6. 282 
 
 Dalgamo's (Geo. of Aberdeen) Works. 281 
 
 Drummond's (Wm. of Hawthomden) Poems. 281 
 
 Duncan's (R.) Literary History of Glasgow. 230 
 
 Glasgow, Burgh Records of, 1573-1581. 281 
 
 Gray's (Sir Thos.) Scala Chronica, 1006-1362. 282 
 
 Hamilton's Desc. of Lanark and Renfrewshires. 280 
 
 Henryson's (Robert) Moral Fables, . 281 
 
 James I. of Scotland, Life and Death of. 282 
 
 Illustrationsof Scottish History, 12thtol6thcent. 281 
 
 Lament's (John) Diary, 1649-1671. . 280 
 
 Letters of K. James VI. and his Family. 282 
 
 Mackay's (Gen.) Wars in Scotland and Ireland. 281 
 
 Maitland Club. Registrum Metellanum, p. 1. 281 
 
 Catalogue of Works printed for. 282 
 
 Miscellany, pts. 1 & 2. . 281 
 
 Maitland's (Sir R.) Hist, of House of Seytoun. 280 
 
 Poems. .... 280 
 
 Miscellaneous Papers on Reigns of Mary and Jas. 281 
 
 Moysie's (D.) Memoirs of Scotland, 1577-1608. 280 
 Papers rel. toRoy. Gd.of Scot. Archers in France. 211 
 
 Pitcairn's (Dr. A.) Babell, a Poem. . 280 
 
 Records of Burgh of Prestwick in AjTshire. 281 
 
 Register of Ministei-s, Exhorters, and Readers. 280 
 
 Registnim Monasterii de Passelet. . 281 
 
 Reports of Certain Parishes in Scotland. 282 
 
 Rob Stene's Dream, a Poem. . . 282 
 Selections from unpub. MSS. in reign of Q,. Mary. 282 
 
 Urquhart's (Sir Thos.) Works. . . 281 
 
 Winzet's Tractatis for Reform, of Doctryne. 282 
 
 Wodrow's Lives of Reformers and Ministers. 281 
 
 Maitland's (Thos.) Boece's Hist, of Scotland. 2 
 
 Boethii Episc. Murth. et Aberd. Vitae. 277 
 
 Affaires du Conte de Boduel, 1568. 278 
 
 Geo. Dalgamo's Works. . . 281 
 
 — _ Herrick's Poetical Works. . . 156 
 
 Symson's Description of Galloway. . 17 
 
 (Capt. F. L.) Nar. of Buonaparte's Surrender. 319 
 
 Majoris (Jo.) Hist. Majoris Britanniae. 4 
 
 Malcolm's (Rev. D.) Celtick Antiquities. 18 
 
 (Jas. P.) Granger's Correspondence. 203 
 
 Anecdotes of London. . . 254 
 
 (Sir John) History of Persia. . 241 
 
 4I4 
 
INDEX, 
 
 Malcolm's (Sir J.) Persia, a Poem. . 165 
 
 Inbtruotions to Officers. . 298 
 
 (Lieut. John) Buccanierand other Poems, 180 
 
 Malespini, (C.) Ducento Novelle. , . 121 
 
 Malkin's (Dr. B. H.) Father's Memoirs of his Child. 197 
 
 Mallet's (David) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Malleus Maleficarum, Sprengeri. , . 1 42 
 Mallorie, (Melchiseilek.) See Hall. 
 
 Malmsbury, Vind. of Surrender of, 1C43. (T. 10.) 60 
 
 Malta, History of,andthe Knights. (M. U, H. 15.) 206 
 
 Siege of, by the Turks. Prints of. . 330 
 
 See Abela. Brydone. Dryden, Vertot. 
 
 Maltby's (Bp.) Illustrations of Truth of Xtianity, 292 
 
 Sermons, . , . . 292 
 
 Man, Ancient Laws of the Isle of, by Train. . 264 
 
 See Johnstone. Sacheverell. Waldron. 
 
 Man of Honour, a Poem. (?. P. 7. P. T. 10.) 309. 312 
 
 Man of Taste, occas. by Pope's Epistle, (M. P.) 181 
 
 Managers, The, a Ballad. (O, P. 29.) . 157 
 
 Manchester, (Earl of) Al Mondo . . 26 
 
 Mancini Niveniois. Richardet. . . 116 
 
 Mancino, (Pietro) Istoria di. (I. C, I. 5.) . 339 
 
 Maudeville'a (Bern.) Defence of Public Stews. 128 
 
 Grumbling Hive. (0. P. 25.) 1 57 
 
 Mandrin, Life and Surprising Exploits of 297 
 
 Manes Presbyteriani. Monuments of the Kirk. 72 
 
 Mangone, (Bened.) Lamento, &c. &c. (S. N, S. 1,) 340 
 
 Manifest Truths, or Inversion of Truths Manifest. 59 
 
 Manley's (Mrs.) Lucius, Tragedy. (O, P, 43.) 220 
 
 (Mrs.) Court of Atalantis. , . 248 
 
 Manning's, (F.) Generous Choice, Com. (O, P. 44.) 221 
 
 (Rev. Owen) Lye's Saxon Dictionary. 248 
 
 Maiit, (Bp.) Thos. Warton's Poetical Works. 198 
 
 Manton's (Rev. T.) SmectymnuusRediv:vus.(T,20.) 286 
 
 Manuscrit vcnu de Ste. Helene. . . 327 
 
 Manzoni, (A.) I Promessi Sposi, . . 274 
 
 Maquay's (G. P.) Royal Progress. (I. P. 2.) 341 
 
 Marana's (J. P.) Letters of a Turkish Spy. 1 83 
 
 Mar's (J. Earl of) Letter to the King, 1715, 88 
 
 with Remarks, by Steele. (P. T. 9.) 308 
 
 Marchand, (Mad. le) Boca. (C. F.) . 44 
 
 Merchant's (J.) Hist, of Rebellion, 1745. . 89 
 
 Marche, (Olivier de la) Me'moires. (P. C) 49 
 
 Marchmont Papers, by Sir G. Rose. . 254 
 
 See Rose, (Geo.) Baillie, (Geo.) 
 
 Marengo, Relations de la Bataille de, &.c. . 324 
 
 Marguerite de Valois, (Reine) Me'moires. (P. C.) SO. 114 
 
 Marguerite, (Reine) Nouvelles. . 1 20 
 
 Maria, Scot. Regina, Autores XVI. de, Jeljb. 12 
 
 See Marie. Mary. Craig. Gentz. 
 
 Mariamne, a Novel. . . 336 
 
 Marian, a Novel, .... 336 
 
 Mariana's History of Spain, by Stevens. . 262 
 
 Marie, Fables de {E. M. R. 4.) . . 133 
 
 Marie de Medicis, &c. Hist, de, par Richelieu. 4 1 
 
 (R, d'Escosse) Hist. Tragique de. ( Jebb. Coll.) 12 
 
 Mort de. 11. (Jebb. Coll.) . . 12 
 
 Menu de la Maison de, &c. See Pinguillon. 
 
 Marie Antoinette, (Reine) Me'moires sur. 323-4 
 
 Marietta Cortigiana, Istoria di. (S. N. S. 13.) 340 
 
 Marillac, (Mich, de) M^moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Mariner's (John) Account of Tonga Isles. 255 
 
 Marino, (Cav.) L'Adone. 54. Rime. 39 
 
 Maripetri (H.) Seraphicae in D. Francisci Vitam. 268 
 Marivaux, ( ) Le Paysan Parvenu. . 112 
 
 Voiture embourbe'e. (V. I.) . . 45 
 
 Marivaux's Life of Marianne. (H. N.) . 341 
 
 Marioreybanks' (G.) Annals of Scotland. Dalyell. 23 
 Marjoribanks' (Capt. J.) Trifles in Verse, &c. 22 
 
 Markham's (Gerv.) Maister Peece. . 248 
 
 's (Mrs.) History of France. . . 301 
 
 Markland, (J. H.) on Use of Carriages in England. 32 
 
 Chester Mysteries, . . . 275 
 
 Letter on Museum forSoc. of Ant. (H.P,T,3.) 343 
 
 Marlborough Ghost, seen by Mr. Sacheverell, 143 
 
 (John, Duke of) Tracts respecting : 
 
 No Queen, No General, (T, 7.) . 293 
 
 Information against, and Answer, (S. T. 61.) 307 
 Narr. of Life and Actions of (B. T. 1.) 130. 307 
 
 True Character of an Honest Man. (S. T. 63.) 307 
 
 Case of (S. T. 64.) , , 307 
 
 Grand Parade, or Triumphant Criminal. (S.T.65.) 307 
 Letter from Suffolk Curate respecting. (S. T, 66.) 307 
 The D. of M's. Vindication. (P. 5.) , 308 
 
 Report of Comrs. of Public Accounts resp. (P. 7.) 308 
 Poem on Vict, at Schellenburg, &c. (O. P, 23.) 157 
 
 Memoirs of. See Coxe, Madgett. 
 
 (Sarah, Duchess of) Tracts respecting : 
 
 Account of the Conduct of, by Hooke. (T, 1 .) 310 
 Review of Account of, &c. (T. 2. 3.) . 310 
 
 Remarks on Account of. . . 310 
 
 Last Will and Testament of. (T. 4.) . 310 
 
 Opinions of, pub. by Lord Hailes. . 250 
 
 (Geo. D. of) Raveuscroft's Mus. Works. 276 
 
 5 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 iMarlow's (Chr.) Ovid's Elegies, &c. . 107 
 
 Works. . . . . 34C 
 
 Marmion, or Flodden Field, a Drama. (D. 2.) 211 
 
 — — — a Drama, by Barker. . . 218 
 
 Marmion's (Sh.) Holland's Leaguer, Com. 216 
 
 Fine Companion, &c. . . 21 G 
 
 j^Iarmontel, ( )CEuvre8de. . . 40 
 
 Mariit, (Michel) Quelques QSuvres de (Pav.) 141 
 
 Marrat's (W.) History of Grantham. . 20 
 
 Marriage Bed, Treatise on U. and A. of. See De Foe. 
 Marriott's (Rev. J.) Hints to a Traveller. . 250 
 
 Marrsand Williamsons, Murders of. 1811. (C. M.) 130 
 Marsh's (A.) Confession of New Married Couple. 134 
 Marshman's (J.) Confucius's Works. . 34 
 
 Dissertation on Chinese Language. . 34 
 
 Marsolier, Histoire du Card. Ximenes. . 41 
 
 Marston's (J.) Dutch Courtezan, Com. (0. P. 2.) 215 
 
 (R.) Eleg. Poem on Th. Lord Grey de Wilton. 276 
 
 Slartialis Epigrammata, Schrevelii. (V. L. C. 31.) 226 
 Martial's Epigrams, trans, by R. Fletcher. 112 
 
 JIartial d'Auvergne, L'Amant rend. Cord. &c.(M.3.) 116 
 Martin's (■B.)Panegyrick on Newt. PhiIos.(M.T.6.) 130 
 
 (M.) Descr. of Western Isles. . 5 
 
 Voyage to St. Kilda. (M. S.) 
 
 (Dr. John) Mariner's Tonga Islands. 
 
 (W.) Northumberland Bard. (P. P. 13.) 
 
 Marline's (Geo.) State of See of St. Andrews. 4 
 
 Martiniere, (De la) Tombeau de la Folie. 119 
 
 Marvell's (And.) Miscellaneous Poems. (T.) 30 
 
 Rehearsal Transprosed. . . 74 
 
 Poems on Affairs of State. (O. P. 1.) 157 
 
 Mary I. (Queen of Eng.) Godwin's Hist. of. (C. H.)24fl 
 
 Spousals and Marriage to Prince of Castille. 275 
 
 (Q. of Scots)Cerem. of Marriage with Dauphin. 275 
 
 Miscellaneous Papers relative to reign of. 281 
 
 Lives of. See Chalmers. Freebaim. Grant. 
 
 LoveLett.and Sonnets, and Case of. See Campbell. 
 
 Poetic Remains of. See Chalmers. 
 
 Collections rel. to Funeral of. See Pitcairn. 
 
 Historical Drama. See Grahame. 
 
 Histrionical Delineation of. See Macauley. 
 
 See also Buchanan, (G.) Laing. (M.) 
 
 Mary de Medicis, (a) Voy. of, to Mars. (Q.E.P.21 .) 266 
 Masaniello, History of, by Midon. . 121 
 
 See B. (T.) Giraffi. Tontoli. &c. 
 
 Mascal's (L.) Government of Cattel. . 247 
 Three Books of Cattel, and Art of Planting. 248 
 
 7.19 
 
 343 
 
 Masenii E.\ercitationcs Oratoriae. . 228 
 
 Mason, (Francis) Relation of, J 72 yeais old. (T. 2.) 74 
 Mason's (Rev. J.) Treatise on Self-Knowledge. 291 
 
 (Rev. W.) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Works. .... 191 
 
 Saffo, Trad. Ital. da Mathias. . 38 
 
 __— (J. M.) Com. on Beaum., Fletcher, and Shaks. 210 
 
 (W. Monck) Hist, of St. Patrick's Cathedral. 242 
 
 (W. S.) Fragni. of Irish Statistics. (J. P. 7.) 343 
 
 Catalogue of Sir R. Peel's Irish Library. 315 
 
 Masque, presented by Prince Charles at Richmond. 313 
 Masquerades, Ballad on the. . . 128 
 
 Massachusetts Hist. Society Collections. . 30 
 
 Mass^,(P.) Impostures, &c. desDiables,Devins,&c. 146 
 
 (C.) History of Duelling. . . 134 
 
 Massinger's (Phil.) Plays, by Gifford. . 209 
 
 Maid of Honour, Tragi-Com. (O. P. 2.) 214 
 
 Jlastrillo, (Gius.) Istoria di. (S. N. S. 5.) 340 
 
 Masuccio Salernitano, II Novellino. . 120 
 
 Mather's (Rev. C.) Won. of Inv. Wor. (W.T.1.2.3.) 50 
 
 Memorable Providences, &c. . 143 
 
 Sufferings of Marg. Rule. (Cal. 1.) . 150 
 
 Eccl. History of New-England. . 240 
 
 Mathias, (T. J.) English and Latin Odes. . 311 
 
 Heroic Epistle to Winsor. (M. P. 32.) 186 
 
 Lett, on Death of Norton NichoUs. (P.cSlP.4.) 192 
 
 Canzoni Toscane. . . . .32 
 
 Trad. Ital. di Saffo di Mason. . 38 
 
 Canzoni e Prose Toscane. . . 38 
 
 Poesie Liriche. ... 38 
 
 Viro Celeb. Walt. Scott. . . 38 
 
 Aggiunta ai Componim. Lirici. . 38 
 
 Crescimbeni, Storia degli Arcadi. . 38 
 
 Gravina, della Ragion Poetica. . 38 
 
 _ Monzini, Arte Poetica Italiana. . 38 
 
 Monti, La Rivoluzione Francese. . 38 
 
 Redi, Bacco in Toscana. . . 38 
 
 Mathieu's Life of Henry IV. of France. . 39» 
 
 Mathison,(Rev.T.)Goff,anHer.Com.Poem.(M.P.21)181 
 Matlock, Buxton, &c. Guide, by Ward. 248 
 
 Matthaei Evangelium, e cod. rescr. a Barrett. 229 
 
 Paris Historia Major, Parker. . 252 
 
 JNIaturin's (Rev. C. R.) Fatal Revenge. . 335 
 
 Women, or Pour et Contre. . 335 
 
 Melmoth. .... 336 
 
 Albigenses. .... 336 
 
 Sermons on R. C. Errors. (T. C. Q. 2.) 346 
 
 416 
 
INDEX. 
 
 MaiurinTs (Rev. C. R.) Bertram, a Tragedii. 200 
 
 Fredolfo, a Tragedy. . . 322 
 
 Manuel, a Tragedy. . . 212 
 
 Maude's (T.) Traveller's Lay, a Poem. . 158 
 
 Memorial. (P. P. 12.) . . 343 
 
 Jlaul's (of Melgum) History of the Picts. (S. JI.) 7 
 Maximes des Princes. ... 40 
 
 MaruielVs (Ja.) Narrat. of Pr. autrles's Ei-ped. (T.) 23 
 
 (S.) Battle of the Bridge, Poem. . 164 
 
 w_of Cool's Ghost, Conf. with Mr. Ogilvie. C9 
 
 May-Games, Downfall of. See Hall. . 128 
 
 May's (T.) Lucan's Pharsalia, and continuation. 109 
 Mayans i Siscar, Vida de Cervantes. . 1 R3 
 
 Mayne's (John) Siller Gun, a Poem. . 1 G4 
 
 Glasgow, a Poem. (P. P. 1.) . 194 
 
 Maze, The, a Poem. . . . 1 82 
 
 Mazella's History of Naples, by Howell. 229 
 
 Mead's (Rob.) Comb, of Love and Friendship, Con. 217 
 Bleadowbank's (Lord) Consid.on Jury Trial. (T.4.) 295 
 Meason, (Gilb. Laing.) See Laing Meason. 
 Meath Hospital, Report for 1812. (D. P. 5.) 3J3 
 
 Mechanical Tales. Poetical Effusions. . 16'3 
 
 Sredbourne's( )Moliere'sTartuffe.(O.P.2.)21 3.(45. )221 
 Jledland and Weobly's Criminal Trials. . 296 
 
 Medleys and Whig Examiners for 1711. . 302 
 
 Medwin's (T.) Conversations of Lord Byron. 198 
 
 Meg (Long) of Westm. (R. T. 3.) 139. (M.A. 6.) 176 
 Megee, (John, Pedlar) Tracts of. (T. 1.) . 73 
 
 ileidinger, (H.) Reisen d. Grossbritannien. 48 
 
 Meillan, Me'moires sur la Convention. . 324 
 
 Mela, (Pomponius) Gronovii. (V. L. C. 42.) 22G 
 
 Melcombe's (G. B. Lord) Diary. . 255 
 
 Meldrum's (Rev. G.) Two Serm. and Vind. (T.4.5.G.) 82 
 Melmoth's (W.) Cicero's Letters. . 227 
 
 Pliny's Letters. . . . 227 
 
 Melrose Abbey and Parish, Hist. of. See Bower. Milne. 
 
 Chartulary of. ... 280 
 
 (Mailros) Chronica de. (G. et F.) . 27 
 
 Excursion to. See Hutchinson's Northumb. 
 
 Melton's (J.) Astrologaster, or Figure Caster. 1 52 
 
 Melusina, Wunderbare Geschichte von. . 53 
 
 Jfeh-ille (Rev. Andrew) Life of, by M'Crie. 302 
 
 (Rev. Jas.) Diary of. 1558-1 601. . 279 
 
 (Sir James) Memoirs of, by G. Scott. 8 
 
 Memoirs, by T. Thomson. . . 277 
 
 (Henry, Lord Vise.) Biog. Sketch of. (T.) 18 
 
 Monody on. (P. 4.) . . 196 
 
 15.23 
 
 138 
 
 339 
 
 Melville, (Robert Lord Viscount) Melvill's Diary. 279 
 Jle'moires, Collection de. See France. Petitot. 
 Memoirs regarding 1745. 
 
 of the Rebel Lords. 1746. 
 
 of a Life in Pennsylvania. See Gait 
 
 of a Social Monster. (C. Price.) 
 
 of the Times, &c. 1737. 
 
 McTiwrui di 190 Tesori. (P. T. 15.) 
 Memorial, alias Legion. See De Foe, &c. 
 
 of Church of England. See Drake. 
 
 of State of England, See Nottingham. 
 
 of the Established Church of Ireland. 294 
 
 Menagiana. .... 47 
 
 Menardaye, E.\. de I'Hist. des Diables de Loudun. 1 44 
 Mendez Pinto, (F.) Voyages and Travels, by Cogan. 12!i 
 
 Corsajre Portiiguais. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 Mendicant, Compleat, or Unhappy Beggar. See DeFoe. 
 Mendico Hymen, or Begg. Match, a Poem. (P.P.4.) 312 
 Mendoza, (Don Juan de) Lazarillo de Tormes. 1 1 8 
 
 Lazarillo, translated by Rowland. . 115 
 
 Menestrier, (CI.) Traite des Toumois. . 101 
 
 Mengi Flagellum et Fustis Daemonum. 144 
 
 Mennis, (Sir J.) Muses Recreation, &c. 172 
 
 Menschlichen Natrheit, Geschichte der. 52 
 
 Mentet, (Robert) Hist, des Troub. de la Gr. Bret. 249 
 Menuthia, History of. (T. 3.) . . 224 
 
 Menzies,(Pro. Jn.) Papism. Lucifug. Cont. wt. Demp. 84 
 Menzini, (Ber.) Poesie. (P. I. 40.) . SG 
 
 Arte Poetica Italiana. Mathias. 
 
 Mercer's (A.) Dunfermline Abbey, Poem. 
 Mercier, ( ) Songes et Visions. (V. I.) 
 Mercure, Relation du Monde de. (V. I.) 
 
 de la Gaule Belgique. 
 
 Mercurius Aulicus, 1 G42. 
 
 Belgicus, &c. 
 
 Bellicus. Intell. from Reading. (T. 5.) 
 
 Caledonius. Diurnal of Scots Pari. 1648. 
 
 Rusticus, or Countrie's Complaint. 
 
 Trismegistus. See Hermes. 
 
 Meres's Art of English Poesie. (M. P. A.) 
 
 Mergey, (Jean de) Mc-moires. (P. C.) 
 
 Merian, (M.) Todten-Tantz, in Basel. 
 
 Merle, (Math.) Me'moires. (P. C.) 
 
 Merlini Ambrosii Vaticinia. 
 
 Merlin Coccaie,Histoire Maecaronique. SeeFolengi. IOC 
 
 Merli/u,(E.M.Ji. 10.11.) . . 104 
 
 Merry's (R.) Paulina, a Poem. (M. P. 1.) 18C 
 
 38 
 
 39 
 237 
 259 
 60 
 60 
 259 
 
 177 
 49 
 
 lOG 
 50 
 
 142 
 
 417 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Merry Companion. Collection of Songs. . 170 1 
 
 Devil of Edmonton. . . 151 
 
 Milkmaid of Islington. (0. P. 2.) . 21K 
 
 .. Thought, The, or Doghouse Miscellany. 128 
 
 Merry land, New Description of. . 129 
 
 Mesnager's Negotiations at C. of England. (D. 12.) 125 
 Mcstcher9ky,Disc. sur la Litterature Russe. (P.D.I 1 )34S 
 
 Meston's (\Vm.) Poetical Works. . . 20 
 
 Tale of a Man and his Mare. . . 84 
 
 Mob contra Mob. ... 84 
 
 Metastasio, (P.) Drammi Scelti. (P. I. 47.) 56 
 
 Drammi Sacri. (P. 1. 54.) . . 56 
 
 Metcalf, (.lohn, of Knaresborough) Life of. 152 
 Metrical Romances. See Ellis. Ritson, Weber. 
 
 Enylishand French, ir. hy George Ellis. 103 
 
 Emjlish, transc.from MSS. at Naples. 105 
 
 Tales, Ancient. See Hartshome. 
 
 Early Scottish. See Laing. 
 
 Me.\ico, History of Conquest of, B. Diaz. . 243 
 
 See Solis. 
 
 Meyer, (F. G. alius Count R.) Life of, by Sharp. 
 
 Meyrick, (SirS. R.) on the Lorica Catena. 32 
 
 Crit. Inquiry into Ancient Armour. . 251 
 
 Descr. & Drawings of L. Meyrick 's Armour. 337 
 
 Meyssens, (J.) Non Moritur Moriendo, &c. Plates. 132 
 
 Mczeray, (E.) Histoire de France. . 46 
 Michael Angelo Buonarrotti, Life of. See Duppa. 
 
 Michaelis's (Seb.) History of Penitent Witch. 124. 147 
 
 Michaud, (J.) Quinze Semaines de Bonaparte. 326 
 
 de Villette, Prem. Guerres de Napoldon. 324 
 
 Michault, (P.) La Dance aux Aveugles. . 108 
 
 Michell's (Secretary) Young Juba. . 91 
 
 Mickle's (Wm. J.) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Camoens's Lusiad. (E. P.) 42. . 195 
 
 Sir Martyn. (M. P. 7.) . 186 
 
 Midgley, (Dr. S.) Halifax and its Gibbet Law. 144 
 Middleton's (T.) & Rowley's Fair Quarrell.(O.P.l.)214 
 
 Michaelmas Term. . . . 216 
 
 (Sir Thos.) Declaration, &c. 1644. 5S. (T. 5.) 59 
 
 Midon's History of Masaniello. ■ . 121 
 Miege, ( ) Ambassades du C. de Carlisle. 40 
 Mielle, ( ) Mc'moires du Comte de Modene. 36 
 Mignet's ( ) History of French Revolution. 318 
 Milbourne's (Rev. L.) Notes on Dryden's Virgil. 
 Militnry Discipline, &c. in Scotland. 21. 
 Laws of. 1689. (T. 2.) . 
 
 . Barry's Treatise of. 
 
 Military Operations of Allies in 1 743-4, Tracts on. 95 
 
 and Maritime Discipline, Treatise on. 27 1 
 
 Miller's (J.) Humours of Oxford, Com. (P. &. P. 3.) 222 
 
 f Jas.) Luckless Drave, and other Poems. 165 
 
 St. Baldred, and Siege of Berwick. 165 
 
 (Rev. Jas.) Progress of Human Mind. 2311 
 
 (J.) Memoirs of General Miller in Peru. 32 
 
 'a (Joe) Jests. (J. T. 1.) See Jenkins. 129 
 
 (P.) Nar. of Facts on Steam Navig. (T.S.8.) 345 
 
 (W.) Biographical Sketches. . 252 
 
 (W. H.) Bulk of Alexander the Great. 279 
 
 Mills's (Chas.) History of the Crusades. 231 
 
 History of Chivalry and Knighthood. 231 
 
 Milmnn's (Rev. H. H.) Anne Boleyn. . 163 
 
 Fall of Jerusalem. . . 200 
 
 Martyr of Antioch. . 200 
 
 Belshazzar. ... 200 
 
 History of the Jews. (M.F.L.) 200. 315 
 
 Miln, (Nicol) Disputatio Juridica. . 33 
 
 Milne's (Dav.) Essay on Comets. . 272 
 
 (Rev. A.) Descrip. of Melrose. . 16 
 
 Milton's (John) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Poetical Works, by Bishop Newton. 195 
 
 Prose Works, by Dr. Birch. . 195 
 
 Hist, of Britain. (C. H.) . 249 
 
 Collections, Original Papers from. See NickoUs. 
 
 Minnesingers, Lays of the, by Edgar Taylor. 160 
 
 Minto's (Lord) Speech at Roxburgh Co. Meet. 1803. 80 
 Minucius Felix, Cyprianus,et Firmicus,Gronovii. 226 
 
 324 
 142 
 334 
 177 
 317 
 317 
 
 Miot,Mdm. sur I'Exped. d'Egypte. 
 Miracles des DeuxTestamens, Faussete des. 
 Mirror, The, by Mackenzie. (B. E.) 
 
 for Magistrates. 173. (B. B. 4.) 
 
 Mirza Abu Taleb's Travels. 
 
 Itcza Modeen's Travels in Great Britain. 
 
 Miscellanea. Coll. of Wise and Ingenious Sayings. 135 
 Miscellanea Aulica, &c. by T. Brown, . 8 
 
 Antiqua Anglicana. 176. Poetica. 177 
 
 Curiosa MS. rcl. to Scotland. . 2. IS 
 
 Scotica, .... 7 
 
 Miscellaneous Collection of MS. and Printed Belies. 264 
 
 French Poems and Tracts. 33 
 
 Papers relating to Scotland. . 2 
 
 Papers, &c. Queen Mary and James VI. 281 
 
 Papers relating to Rebellion of 1 745 2 
 
 Miseries of Human Life. See Beresford. 
 
 Missale Romanum. . . 115 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Mistaken Husband, a Comedie. (0. P. 3.) 218 
 
 Mitchell's (James, of Dj'kes) Memoirs. . C8 
 
 (Rev. Jas.) Tryal for att. on Archbishop Sharp. 83 
 
 (Dr. J.) Vertot's Revol. of Sweden. 259 
 
 (J.) Treatise on Forest Trees. . 300 
 
 (Dr. J.) Statement and Reply to Mr. Gibson. 271 
 
 210 
 216 
 76 
 84 
 153 
 165 
 
 (Rev. T.) Comedies of Aristophanes. 
 
 ( ) Highland Fair, Opera. (P. 3.) 
 
 (W.) Tinkl. Doctor's Catechism. 
 
 Whole Works. 
 
 (W. A.) Essay on Capacity and Genius. 
 
 Thoughts of one that Wandereth. 
 
 Mitre & Club, or Lambeth Consultation. (O.P.20.) 157 
 
 & Purse, Seer. Hist, of, & Ans. (S. T. 1 2. 1 3.) 306 
 
 Mitford's (Rev. John) Thomson's Poems. 227 
 
 (Mary R.) Waltington Hill, a Poem. 179 
 
 Mitton, (Col.) Victory gained by, 1644. (T. 18.) 60 
 
 Letters intercepted by, 1645. (T. 16.) 60 
 
 MockCampaign,orEngli3hBravery,aPoem.(P.T.15.)309 
 
 Clelia, Comical History, &c. . 113 
 
 Monarchs, or Benefits of High Blood. 136 
 
 Mocquet's (John) Travels and Voyages. 246 
 
 Modene, (Comte de) Memoires du. . 36 
 
 Moderation Displayed. Stote. (O.P.18.)157.(P.P.7.)304 
 
 still a Virtue. See Owen. 
 
 Modern Ace. of Scotland by an Eng. Gent. Kirk. 21 
 
 Gallantry, Essays on. . . 33 
 
 Matrimony, a Satire. (P. P. 21.) . 263 
 
 Whig, and Tom Double. See Davenant. 
 
 Modes, Treatise upon the, &c. Hains. 128 
 
 Modest Inquiry, add. to Bp. of Cloyne. (I. M. 2.) 304 
 Modestus de Vocab. Rei Militaris. (S. R. M.) 223 
 
 Mogg's Paterson's Roads. . . 303 
 
 Planof London, 1825. . . 315 
 
 Map of Countr}' 24 miles round London, 1821. 315 
 
 Mogul Tales, by Gueulette. (T. of E.) . 43 
 
 Jloguls, History of the (A. U. H. 18 and M. 4.) 206 
 Mohun,(Lord) Duel of,mthD.of Hamilton (T.2.) 58.144 
 Moine Secularise', Le. . . . 116 
 
 Moir's (D. M.) Legend of Genevieve. 335 
 
 (Prof Geo.) Schiller's Wallenstein. 160 
 
 Schiller's Thirty Years' War. (C. M.) 315 
 
 . Moliere, (J.B.P. de) CEuvTes. Bret. . 40 
 
 Histoire de, par Taschereau. . 36 
 
 Lettres sur la femme de, par Portia (T.) 36 
 
 's Tartuffe, trans, by Medboume. 213. 221 
 
 213 
 
 Dumb Lady, trans, by J. Lacy. (O. P. 3.) 
 
 Moliere's School for Wives, by Caryl. (0. P. 1 1 .) 220 
 
 Molinaei (Lud.) Rerum in Scotia gest. Hist. 20 
 
 Theatrum Tragicum Londini celeb. 26 
 
 (Petr.) Vates, seu de precog. futur. 108 
 
 Molinet, (Jean) Chronique. (B.C.) . 51 
 
 MoUeson's (Al.) Melody the Soul of Music. 298 
 
 Process, D. Bannatyne against. (S. T. 3.) li> 
 
 Prosp. of Hist, of Alex, the Great.(H.P.7.12.) 343 
 
 Momus tum'd Fabulist, Opera. (P. & P. 2.) 216 
 Mona, Dissertation on. See Sacheverell. 
 Monachism, British, Hist. of. See Fosbrooke. 
 Monachorum Nigr. Angliae Hist. See Reyneri. 
 
 Monarchy Revived. Personal Hist, of Charles IL 234 
 
 Monck, (Gen.) Dr. Wild's Poem on the March of. 57 
 
 Three Letters from, 1659. (T. 11.) 62 
 
 Piety and Probity of, in Restoration. Toland. 258 
 
 Life of, by Skinner. . . 237 
 
 Moncrief 's (J. of Tippermalloch) Poor Man's Phys. 1 6 
 
 Moncriefr,(T.) Alliance of French & Scot3.(M.S.) 7. 22 
 
 Welwood's (Rev. Sir H.) Sermons. 183 
 
 (James, now Lord) Letter to. (M. E. P. 1.) 342 
 
 Moncrif, (M. de) Contes. (C. F.) . 44 
 
 Aventures de Zeloide (C. F.) . 45 
 
 Contes et Nouvelles en Vers. . 116 
 
 Mone, (D. F. J.) Gesch. d. Heidenthums im N. Eur. 48 
 
 Money-Catching, Art of . . 1 36 
 
 Money, Remarks on the Nature of. (P. C. 5.) 342 
 
 Monipennie's Scots Chronicles. (Mis. Scot.) 7 
 
 . See Certayne Matters. 
 
 Monkies, Apology for. See Rose. 
 
 Moniteur Universel, 1789-1823. . . 261 
 
 Monmouth, (Sir R. C, Earl of) Memoirs. See Scott. 231 
 
 (Henry, Earl of) Wars of Italy. . 263 
 
 (James, Duke of) Heroick Life of 26 
 
 The Perplexed Prince. . . 26 
 
 's Rebellion, Tracts relating to. (T.) . 30 
 
 See Grey. Pitman. 
 
 Monmouthshire, Memoirs of (E. T. T. 1.) 144 
 
 Monnoye, (M. de la) Noels Bourguignons. (F. 3.) 1 lli 
 
 Monodies, Poetical. (P. 4.) . . 19() 
 
 Moaro,(Dean) Descr. of West. Isles. (M. S.) 7. 17 
 
 (Dr.) Cruden's Ace. of Action against. 58 
 
 (John) Celestial Excursion. (R. P. 4.) 80 
 
 (Sir Thomas) Life of, by Glcig. . 317 
 
 Mons, Religieuse Posscss^e en la villo de. 147 
 Monster, The, a Satyr. (O. P. 1.5.) . 157 
 Memoirs of a Social (C. Price.) . 138 
 
 419 
 
ABBOTSF(?RD LIBRARY. 
 
 Monsters, The, Trials and Tracts on, . 297 
 
 Monstrelet, (Enguerrand de) Chroniques. (B. C.) 51 
 
 Chroniques. . . . 233 
 
 Montague's (Ed.Wortley) Memoirs against Pajba. 310 
 
 (Lady M. Wortley) Works. . . 202 
 
 Letters to Sir J. & Lady F. Stewart. 202 
 
 (Mrs. Eliz.) Letters. . . 203 
 
 (H. W.) Montmorency, a Tragedy. (D. P. 4.) 344 
 
 Montaigne's Essayes, tr. by Florio. . 102 
 Montalvan, (Dr.J.P.) Successes yProdigios de Amor.120 
 
 Monteath's(Robt.)Forester'sGuide. . 29U 
 
 Reports on Woods and Plantations. 299 
 
 New Way of Draining Bogs, &c. 299 
 
 Monteith's (Rob.) Theatre of Mortality. 20 
 
 Montesquieu, (President) CEuvres. . 48 
 
 Histoire des Troglodytes. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 Jlontfaucon, (Dom. B. de) Antiquite Expliqude. 223 
 
 Montgaillard, (Abbe) Histoire de France. 323 
 
 Montglat, (Marq. de) Mtmoires. (P.C.) SO 
 
 Montgomery's (Alex.) Poems, by Irving. 175 
 
 Cerasmn et Silv. Prunum, a Dempster. 21 
 
 Facclious Poem in iniit. o/, by G. G. (A/, C '2.) 15 
 
 Manuscripts. Colonisation of the Ardes. 25 1 
 
 (James) Wanderer of Switzerland. 194 
 
 Chimney Sweeper's Friend. . . 194 
 
 Prison Amusements. . . 203 
 
 (Rev. Robert) and his Reviewers. See Clarkson. 
 
 Monthly Review. ... 329 
 
 Montholon, (Gfoifral) Me'moires de Napole'on. 327 
 
 Monti, (V.) Rivoluzione Francese, Viaione. 30 
 
 Montluc, (Blaise de) Me'moires. (P. C.) . 4U 
 
 Commentaries of, by Cotton. (H. C.) 252 
 
 Montmorency Morres on Irish Pillar Towers. 302 
 
 Hontpensier, (Due de) Memoires. . 324 
 
 (Mile, de) Memoires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Montresor, (Comte de) Memoires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Montis-rosarum, (Jac. March.) De rebus Gestis. 22a 
 
 Montrose, (J. Marq. of) Memoirs of, by AVishart. 5.20 
 
 Hist, of Warrs in Scotland under. . 20 
 
 Letters and papers concerning. , 2 1 
 
 Victory at Kilsyth, Rel. of. (T. 2.) . GO 
 
 Defeat by Lesley, Rel. of. (T. 3.) . CO 
 
 Relation of Funeral of (T. 7.) . 287 
 
 Montrose, a National IMelo-drama. . 21 1 
 
 Moodie's (A.) Present State of Scotland. . 20 
 Mooney, (Nic.) Remarkable Instance of Free Grace. 71 
 
 Moor's (Edward) Suffolk Words and Phrases. 121 
 
 Moore's (Edward) Poems. (E. P.) 42 
 
 (Sir T.) JIaugora, Trag. (O. P. 4C.) 221 
 
 (Th.) Letter to Catholics of Dublin. (P.P.C.) 313 
 
 Tom Crib's Memorial to Congress. 168 
 
 Lalla Rookh. ... 185 
 
 Memoirs of R. B. Sheridan. . 202 
 
 Letters and Journals of Lord Byron. 195 
 
 Moors Baffled. Disc, on Tangier. See Rutherfurd. 178 
 Moraes, (Fr. de) Palmerin of England, by Southey. 1 12 
 Moral Miscellany. . . . 316 
 
 Morant's ( Ph.) Rem. on Selden's Mare Claus. (F.l.) 236 
 Morat, (Sultan) Letter to King of Poland. (T. 58.) r,\ 
 Moray, Hist, of Province of. See Shaw. 
 More's (Rev. Dr. H.) Works. . . 208 
 
 (Cr.) Life of Sir Thomas Jlore, by Hunter. 1 25 
 
 More, (Eliz. wife of Robert II.) Vindication of. 5 
 
 (J. S.) Notes and lUust. of Stair's Inst. 264 
 
 (SirT.) Hist.ofEdw.V.andRich.in.(C.H.)249 
 
 See Frith. More, (Cr.) 
 
 Morehead's (Rev. R.) Poetical Epistles. 
 
 Sermon on Battle of Waterloo. (S. 2.) 
 
 Morell's (Rev. Dr. Thos.) Ainsworth's Lat. Diet. 
 
 Morellet, (Abb^) Memoires. 
 
 IMorer's (Rev. T.) Short Account of Scotland. 
 
 Jloreri, (L.) Dictionnaire Historiquc. 
 
 Jloreton, (And.) Every Body's Business. See DeFoe. 
 
 Morgan's (Maj.-Gen.) Mem. ofCampaign 1657-8. 250 
 
 Mori da Ceno. Novelle. . . . 120 
 
 Morier's (J.) Adventures of Hajji Baba. . 259 
 
 Hajji Baba in England. . . 259 
 
 Morin, (Michel) Eloge funebre de. (F. F. 3.) 117 
 
 Morison's (D. jun.) Catalogue of the Grey Library.251 
 
 (Dr. J.) Medicine no Mystery. . 30 
 
 Morland, (Geo., Painter) Memoir of, by Hassell. 185 
 Morley, (Henry Lord) Boeasse's Famous Women. 209 
 Morlini Opus. Novellac, &c. a Caron. . 119 
 
 Mornay's (Du Plessis) Trewness of Christian Relig. 28!) 
 Mornings at Bow Street, by Wight. . 137 
 
 Morpeth,(Lord)Marston's Elegy on Lord Grey deW.276 
 Morrell, (Wra. alias Bowyer, Life of, by Settle. 134 
 Morse, (S. T. B.) Poems by L. M. Davidson. 164 
 
 Morte Arthur, Adventures of Launcelot du Lake. 275 
 Mortier, (P.) Pane'gyrique de Reinhart. (F. F.2.) 117 
 Mortimer's (T.) Student's Dictionary. . 316 
 
 Morton's (Rev. J.) Dr. Leyden's Poetical Remain8.190 
 Moryson's (Fynes) Itinerary of Ten Years' Travel. 241 
 Moschus, by Fawkes. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 163 
 293 
 267 
 324 
 17.21 
 39 
 
 420 
 
INDEX. 
 
 / V Mott( 
 
 Moschus, tr. by Stanley. 175. by Polwhele. 204 
 Motte-Fouque, (Fr. Baron de la) Alboin, Heldensp. 53 
 
 Altsachsischer Bildersaal. . 53 
 
 Bertrand du Guesclin. . . 52 
 
 Corona. .... 53 
 
 Dramatische Dichtungen. . . 49 
 
 Die Fahrten Thiodolfs, &c. . . 51 
 
 Gedichte. .... 51 
 
 Gefuhle, Bilder und Ansichten. . 52 
 
 . Geisterwelt Geschichte . . 54 
 
 Heldenspiele. ... S3 
 
 Hieronymus von Stauf, Trauersp. . 53 
 
 Die Jahreszeiten. , . . 51 
 
 Karls d. Grossen Geburt. . . 53 
 
 Kleine Romane. ... 51 
 
 Liebesrache, Trauersp. . . 53 
 
 Die Pilgerfahrt, Trauersp. . . 53 
 
 Der Refugie. ... 52 
 
 Reise-Erinnerungen. . . 52 
 
 Ritter Elidones. ... 52 
 
 Sangerliebe. ... 53 
 
 Sigurd, Heldensp. ... 53 
 
 Wilde Liebe. ... 52 
 
 Der Verfolgte. . . . -52 
 
 Vaterlandische Schauspiele. . . 54 
 
 Die Zauberring. ... 52 
 
 Die Zwei Briider. ... 53 
 
 (Caroline, Baronin) Reise-Erinnerungen. 52 
 
 ErzUhlungen. ... 52 
 
 Die Beiden Freunde. • . 53 
 
 Die Fahrt in die neue Welt. . 269 
 
 Outcasts, trans, by Soane. . . 33G 
 
 Jlother Gin, Tragi-comical Eclogue. (P. P. 23.) 2G3 
 Mothern-eU's (W.) Minstrelsy, Anc. and Mod. 34. 17G 
 
 Paisley Magazine, 1828. . . 301 
 Motteux"s (P.) Don Quixote. . . 85. 317 
 
 Em-ope's Revels for the Pc.-ee. (O. P. 7.) 157 
 
 Three Plays. . . . 218 
 
 Motteville,(Mad. de)Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Mouhy, (M. de) Lamekis. (V. I.) . 45 
 Moulin, (Ant. du) Traicte' sur les Divinations. (Art.) 143 
 Mountague's (W.) Shepherd's Paradise, Comedy. 217 
 
 Mountcney's (B.) Inquiry into Napoleon. 320 
 Mountfort's (W.) Injured Lovers, Trag. (0. P. 47.) 221 
 
 Female Wits, Com. (O. P. 48.) . 221 
 
 Mouskes, (Phil.) Chronique de (B. C.) . 51 
 
 Moxon's (Edw.) Christmas, a Poem. . 165 
 
 Moyen de Parvenir, par Beroalde de Verville. 1 32 
 
 Moyle, (Walter) Lucian's Works. . 203 
 
 Works, never before published. . 237 
 
 Moyse'3 or Moysie(D.) Memoirs ofScotl. 20. 278.280. 
 Mudie's (R.) Glenfergus, a Novel. . 336 
 
 MufFet's (Dr. T.) Theatre of Insects. (Top.) 122 
 
 Muhammed Baber, (Sultan) Memoirs, by Leyden,&c. 34 
 Muir, (Thos.) Trial of,for Sedition, 1793. (S. T. 1.) 297 
 Mulgrave's (Earl of) Essay on Poetry. (P. P. 5.) 304 
 Mullen's (S.) De Grey, a Poem. . . ISS 
 
 MuUer's (P. E.) Saga-bibliothek. . . 98 
 
 Lingbye's Faeroiske Quaeder. . 9ft 
 
 Crit. Und. ice. af Saxos og Snorros Kilder. 100 
 
 Ant. Und. o. d. v. Gallehuus Guldliorn. 100 
 
 MuDner, (Adolph.) Die Schuld. Trauersp. 48 
 
 Mundell, (Al.) on Scotch Elect. Franch. (P.P.R.4.) 344 
 Mundy's (Ant.) Chronicle of Successe of Time. 26 
 
 PaUadine of England. . . 120 
 
 ( ) Fall of Needwood. (M. P. 33.) 186 
 
 Munro, (Rev. Dr. A.) Ace. of Refom3ation.(T.5.) 66. 305 
 
 's (Col.) Expedition with MacKeyes Regt. 5 
 
 Munster, Miseries of Province of, 1 645. (T. 1 7.) 60 
 
 Farmer, Captain Rock Detected. . 251 
 
 Muntaner, (Ramon) Chronique. (B. C.) . 51 
 
 Miinter, (Episc. F.) Narr. de Lucio, pr. Episc. Rom. 56 
 
 De Rebus Ituraeorum. . . 56 
 
 Frag. vers. Lat. Prophetarum. . 103 
 
 Symbola veteris Ecclesiae, &c. . 103 
 
 Epistola de Monum. vet. apud se. . 1 03 
 
 (&c.) Epistola EnclycUca ad Clerum. 103 
 
 Formed. &c. af det Hebraiske ord Kesita. 56 
 
 Leire i Sielland, &c. ... 56 
 
 Forklar. a. e. Inscription p. e. g. Arai Cortona. 103 
 
 Rech. sur la Chevalerie Danoise. . 56 
 
 Velia in Lucanien. ... 56 
 
 Der Tempel d. Himml. Gottin zu Paphos. 56 
 
 Die Odinische Religion. . . 103 
 
 Murat, (Mad. de.) Contes des Fees. (C. F.) 44 
 
 Voyage de Campagne. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 Les Lutins. (V. I.) . . . 46 
 
 Murat, (Joachim) Vie de. . . 32(i 
 
 Interesting Facts rel. to Fall of. See Macirone. 
 
 et Buonaparte Ravisseurs, &c. . 327 
 
 Muratori, (L. A.) Annali d'ltalia. . . 273 
 Murder will out. Sermon on 5th Nov. (T. 8.) 66 
 JIure's (Sir W.) Hist, of Mures of Rowallan. 23 
 Caledon's Complaint ag. inf. libells. (S. T. 2.) IS 
 
 :i 3H 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Murena, (JI.) Vita di Roberto Re di Napoli. 
 
 Murpliy's (Arthur) Dr. Johnson's Works. 
 
 Fielding's Works. 
 
 Murray, (Prof. Alex.) Bruce's Travels. 
 
 (Sir Alex.) True Int. of Great Britain, &c. 
 
 (Lady) Mem. of Geo. and Lady G. Baillie. 
 
 (Sir David of Gorthy) Poems. 
 
 (Lord Geo.) Account of Battle of CuUoden. 
 
 (/?cti. Geo.) Diary of, (Seceding Minister.) 
 
 (Hugh) Discoveries in North America. 
 
 Discoveries and Travels in Africa. 
 
 Discoveries and Travels in Asia. 
 
 Shipwrecks and Disasters at Sea. 
 
 (John, of Broughton) Memoirs of. 
 
 Poem to, on turning Evidence. 91. (P. T. 8.) 
 
 (J. A.) Tucker's Report on Scots Revenue. 
 
 (SirThos.) Scots Acts of Parliament. 
 
 (John) Family Library. 
 
 Musaeus, by Fawkes. (E.P.) 
 
 JtusSus, (J. A.) Deutschen Volksniahrchen. 
 
 Muschat, (Nicol, of Boghall) Last Speech, &c. of 
 
 Muse in Good Humour, Comic Tales. 
 
 of Newmarket, 3 Farces. (O. P. 1.4.) 
 
 JIusee Royal. Galerie des Tableaux. 
 
 Catalogue des Antiques. 
 
 Museum Hermeticum. 
 
 Italicum, Mabillon. 
 
 JIusgrave's (John) Word to the Wise. (T. 56.) 
 
 (Sir R.) History of Irish Rebellions. 
 
 Musomania, or Poet's Purgatory. 
 
 Mylius's (C.) Ace. of a new Zoophyte. (P.T. 11.) 
 
 Myln, (A.) Vitae Episcop. Dunkeldensium. 
 
 Jlynors's (Rev. W.) Serm. on Restoration Ann. (T.i 
 
 Mynshul's (G.) Essays and Char, of a Prison. 
 
 aiysore, Conquest of. (P. P. 1.) See Porter. 
 
 Jlysteries, Chester. See Markland. 
 
 Coventry. See Sharp. 
 
 Townley, Pageant from. 
 
 Ancient, described by Hone. 
 
 Four Ancient. (Hawk. O. E. D.) 
 
 Mysteries of Iniquity.^ [on RevoUttioJi 1688.) (S. T. G. 
 
 Mythographi Latine Veteres, viz 
 
 C. J. Hyginus. (V. L. C. 33.) 
 F. Planciades Fulgentius. (V. L. C. 33.) 
 Lactantius Placidus. (V. L. C. 33.) 
 Albricus Philosophicus. (V. L. C. 33.) 
 
 Jly virian Archaiology of Wales. 
 
 268 
 188 
 188 
 233 
 
 254 
 
 277 
 
 94 
 
 65 
 
 31 
 
 205 
 
 205 
 
 255 
 
 91 
 
 310 
 
 277 
 
 11 
 
 332 
 
 42 
 
 55 
 
 145 
 
 131 
 
 219 
 
 46 
 
 269 
 
 153 
 
 273 
 
 61 
 
 314 
 
 164 
 
 310 
 
 277 
 
 r.)66 
 
 127 
 
 312 
 
 275 
 
 249 
 
 276 
 
 254 
 
 215 
 
 ) 18 
 
 226 
 226 
 226 
 226 
 162 
 
 Nabbes's (Thos.) Unfortunate Mother, Tragedy. 213 
 
 Totenham Court, Comedy. . . 213 
 
 Bride, Comedy. (0. P.) . . 213 
 
 Microcosmus. (O. P. 4.) . . 216 
 
 Nairn, (Rev. Th.) Char, and Conduct of. (T. 2. 8.) 74 
 Nairne, (Jas.) Rothes's Affairs of Scotknd 1637-8. 278 
 Naked Truth, Intrigues of Amorous Fops. (T. 1.) 108 
 Nalson's,(Dr.J.)Hist. Coll.ofAff. of State, 1639-48. 241 
 Naphtali. See Stewart. 
 Napier, (Arch, first Lord) Memoirs of. . 18 
 
 (Prof. M.) Rem. on Lord Bacon's Writings. 32 
 
 Supplement to Encyclopedia Britannica. 265 
 
 (W. J. Lord) Practical Store Farming. 299 
 
 Naples, History of, to Charles VI. (M. U. H. 25.) 207 
 
 See Giraffi. Guise. Howell. Mazella. 
 
 Hist, de la Revol. de, 1047-8. See Lussan. 
 
 M^moires Historiques, &c. sur. See Orloff. 
 
 Napoleon, Correspondance Inedite. 
 
 CEuvres. 
 
 Me'm. sur I'Hist. de France. 
 
 et la Grande Arme'e. 
 
 Histoire de, par P. F. H. 
 
 Campagnes de, Ouvrages sur les. 
 
 ■ Coronation Ceremony of. (T. T. 3.) 
 
 English Works on Hist, and Campgns of 31 8-320 
 
 Napoletano Dialetto, Del. (P. N. 28.) See Galiani. 57 
 Napoli, Descr. della Citta di. See Sigismondo. 57 
 
 Teatro de' Governi, Vicere, &c. See Pan-ino. 
 
 Opere varie suUa Storia del Regno di. 267-8 
 
 Nares's (Rev. Dr. Ed.) Heraldic Anomalies. 256 
 
 (Rev. Dr. Robt.) Glossary of Old Eng. Words. 266 
 
 Nash, (T.) Christ's Tears over Jerusalem. (A. 7.) 184 
 
 (Rev. Dr. T. R.) Butler's Hudibras. 242 
 
 (Beau) Life of. See Goldsmith. 
 
 Nathan, (Rabl)i) Tractatus de Partibus. 81 
 
 Natural Philosophy, Treatises on. (L. U. K.) 3*0 
 
 Nature, a Poem. (P. P. 4.) . 230 
 
 National Church Acconi., Draught for. (T. 2.) 285 
 Naubert, (B.) Turmalin und Laserta. . 269 
 
 Naudaeus' (G.) History of Magick, by Davies. 145 
 Naude, (G.) Hist, des Freres de Rose-Croix. 141 
 
 Naufrage de R. Castelman. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 de Pierre Viaud. (V. I.) . . 45 
 
 de Mad. Godin. (V. I.) . . 45 
 
 d' im Vaisseau Hollandois. (V. I.) 4."< 
 
 Naufrages, Histoire de, par de Perthes. 46 
 
 Naunton's (Sir R.) Fragmenta Regalia. 231. 258 
 
 .S24 
 327 
 327 
 .S27 
 327 
 24-327 
 313 
 
 422 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Navarre, History of. (M. U. H. 19.) 20G 
 
 Navarro, (G.) Marmo Greco-Melitese. . 270 
 
 Navis Stultifera, or Ship of Fooles, by Brant. 101 
 
 or Modern Ship of Fools. . ! 94 
 
 Neck or Nothing. Sup. to Hist, of Pari. (S. T. 47.) 306 
 
 See Dunton. (P. 8.) . . . 307 
 
 Necker de Saussure,(Mad.)Notice sur Mnie.deStael. 320 
 
 Schlegel, Cours de Litterature Dramatique. 40 
 
 Needham's Directions for Brewing. (T. S. 12.) 345 
 
 Ne'el, Voyage k St. Cloud. (V. I.) . 46 
 
 Neill's (Dr. P.) Tour to Orkney and Shetland. 15 
 
 Neilson's (P.) Six Years' Resid. in United States. 31 
 Nemours, (Duchesse de) M^moires. (P. C.) 50 
 
 Nennius Banchorensis, (G. et F.) 27. (Bert.) 257 
 
 Nepaul War, Letter on the. (H. P. T. 9.) 343 
 
 Nepos, (Cornel.) Van Staveren. (V. L. C. Ifi.) 225 
 Netherlands Ambassadors, Propos. of, 1644. (T. 62.) 61 
 
 Second Decl. of Parliam. resp. 1645. (T. 27.) 61 
 
 Neuhous, (H.) Adv. des Freres de la Rosfe Croi.x. 141 
 Neumann's (H.) Spanish and English Dictionary. 316 
 Neuville, Hist, de Hollande. . . 39 
 
 Nevilli (Ale.x.) Kettus. Poema. . 26 
 
 New Brunsvrick, Charter of King's College. (M.T.8.) 342 
 Newbury, Letter on Victory of. 1 643. (T. 13.) 60 
 
 Newcastle's (Duchess of) Plays. . 207 
 
 Philosophical Letters. . . 207 
 
 (Duke of)Triumphant Widow, Com.(O.P.49.) 221 
 
 Humorous Lovers, Com. (O. P. 50.) 221 
 
 (Duke of) L. to, on Sources of Disaff. 92. (T.R.) 3 1 1 
 
 Antiquarian Society, First Report of. 32 
 
 Transactions of. vol. 1. . . 271 
 
 — — General Magazine, 1747. . . 65 
 
 Magazines. See Northern John Bull. 
 
 Relation of Siege of, 1645. See Lithgow. 
 
 Tracts, published by John Sykes. 190. 257. 343 
 
 History of All-Saints' Church. See Sopwith. 
 
 See Brand. Brockett. Grey. Sharp. 
 
 Newcome's(Rev. J.) Ser.b. Un. of Cam. 1724, (T.l.) 135 
 
 — - (Rev. T.) Life of Abp. John Sharp. 
 New England Witches, Tracts on the. 
 
 Ecclesiastical History of. See Mather. 
 
 Idol, a Poem. (T. 3.) 
 
 Testament. See Bible. 
 
 Newes from Prague in Bohemia. 
 
 Scotland. Damnable Life of Dr. Fian. 
 
 News from France, &c. 1682. (T. 2.) 
 Newspaper Scraps, Collections of. 
 
 237 
 143. 150 
 
 151 
 
 275 
 
 287 
 
 57 
 
 Newton's (Bp.) Milton's Poetical Works. 195 
 
 (Rev. John) Narrative of his Life. 69 
 
 Newtonian Philosophy, Panegyric on, by Slartin. 130 
 
 Ney, (Marechal) Vie de. . . . 326 
 
 Nibelungen Lied in der Ursprache, &c. . 54 
 
 Nicoll,(JoJm) Diar;/of,/m7)il()5(l-\6G7. . 282 
 
 Diary, edited by David Laing. . 279 
 
 (John, Mariner) Life and Adventures of. 24(i 
 
 (Rev. J.) Poems in Scottish Dialect. 160 
 
 (W.) Practical Planter. . . 299 
 
 Planter's Kalendar. . . 299 
 
 Nicolson's (J. & Burn's) History of Westmoreland. 252 
 
 (Bp.) Border Laws. . . H 
 
 Irish Historical Library. . . 182 
 
 Eng. Scotch and Irish Hist. Library. 25;i 
 
 Nicholas's (Sir H.) Hist, of Battle of Agincourt. 1 «."> 
 
 Privy Purse Expenses of Henry VIII. 125 
 
 Embassy of Bp. Beckington. . 125 
 
 Davison's Poetical Rhapsody. . 166 
 
 Siege of Carlaverock. . . 24 1 
 
 Lady Fanshaw's Memoirs. . . 303 
 
 Nichols, (John) Fuller's Worthies, 29 
 
 Queen Elizabeth's Progresses. . 265-6 
 
 Dr. W. King's Works. . 194 
 
 Index to Gentleman's Magazine. . 328 
 
 Six Old Plays, &c. . . 215 
 
 Collection of Poems. . . 194 
 
 Sir R. Steele's Correspondence. . 190 
 
 The Tatler, with Notes. . . 316 
 
 Welsted's Works. , . . 190 
 
 Nicholson's (W.) Port, of Scottish Living Charac. 232 
 Nickolls's (J.) Cromwell Letters and Papers. 233 
 Nideri (Jo.) Formicarius, de Maleficis. . 142 
 Nightingale, The, a Tale. (C. o. P. 9.) , 307 
 Nightingall's (Sir Miles) Route Overl. from India. 255 
 Nimmo's(Rev.W.)Hist. of Stirlingsh. by M. Stirling. 17 
 Nine Books of Hist. cone. Women. See Heywood. 
 Famous Women. See Burton. 
 
 Worthies of this World. See Burton. 
 
 Niphe, (Aug.) Sur les Augures. (Art.) . 143 
 
 Nirel, Voyage force, &c. en Augleterre. (M. 4.) 1 13 
 
 Nisbet's (Alex.) Essay on Armories. . 8 
 
 System of Heraldry. . . II 
 
 (John) Life and Sufilrings. . 68 
 
 NithsJale and Galloway Song. See Cromek. 
 Nithsdale's (Lady) Ace. of Lord Nithsdale's E^cajjc. 95 
 
 Nixon's Wonderful Prophecy. (P. 2,) 305 
 
 423 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Xo.uUes, (Due de) Memoires. (P. C.) . SO 
 
 Noble's (Rev. M.) Contin. of Granger's History. 235 
 Noci, (Carlo) La Cinthia. . . 274 
 
 Nocturnal Revels. Gen. Hist, of Dreams. 134 
 
 Nodier's (Clias.) Promenade to Mount, of Scotland. 21 
 Noehden's (Dr.) Lett, on Ger. Sec. Soc. (H.P.T.7.) 343 
 Noels Bourguignons. See Monnoyc. . 119 
 
 Nordiska Kampa Dater. See Biomer. . 100 
 
 Normandie, Croniques de. ... 37 
 
 Normannorum Hist. Script. Antiq. Duchesne. 27 
 
 Normant, (J. le.) See Lenormant. 
 North's (R.) Examen of (Kennett's) Comp. Hist. 243 
 _— Lives of Sir Dudley and Dr. John North. 
 North of England and Scotland in 1704. . 
 
 Briton Extraordinary. (Ans. to Wilkes.) 
 
 Northcote's (J.) Fables, Original and Selected. 
 North Country BaUuds. (M. C. 1.) . 
 North Country Garland. See Maidment. 
 North Country Words, Glossary of. See Brockett. 
 Northern Antiquities, Illustrations of. See Scott. 
 
 100 
 
 John Bull. Newcastle Magazines. 133. 303 
 
 Election, or Nests of Beasts, a Drama. 98 
 
 Mythology, Dnimat. Sketches of. See Sayers. 202 
 
 Nations, Tales and Romances of the. 335 
 
 — — Poetry, Translated by Hon. W. Herbert. 98 
 
 Star, (Bright) disc, the fate of G. B. 1 48 
 
 Northumberland County, Relation of. See Grey. 
 
 View of. See Hutchinson. 
 
 (C. F. Duchess of) Views of Alnwick, &c. 242 
 
 Household Book, by Bp. Percy. . 124 
 
 Gent., Dial. betw. and his Tenant. See Stuart. 
 
 Heroes, Garland of. . . 110 
 
 Piper, (.lames Allan) Life of the. . 127 
 
 Songs and Poems peculiar to, &c. . 175 
 
 See Newcastle. 
 
 Norton's (G.) Comment, on Hist. &c. of London. 303 
 
 (Robert) Gunner's Dialogue. (T.) . 35 
 
 (Thomas) Warning against Papistes. 26.107 
 
 To the Q. Northern Subjects in Rebellion. 107 
 
 (Tho.) Crede mihi. (Tr. Au. 2.) . 148 
 
 ( ) Pausanias, Tragedy. . . 221 
 
 Norway, Natural History of, by Pontoppidan. 264 
 
 Norwich 's(Ch. Bp.) Sermon on K. Ch.Mart. (P. 2.) 308 
 Nostradamus, (M.)Prophecies of,tr.by Garenciers. 123 
 
 Les Vraies Centuries de. . . 141 
 
 Clef des Propheties de. (T.) . 39 
 
 Concordance des Pr. de. . . 38.141 
 
 Nostradamus, Contredicts aux Proph. de. ' 141 
 
 Eclaircissemens des Quatrains de. . 144 
 
 Notborune Mayd. Blayd Emlyn. . 276 
 
 No Trust, no Trade. (P. C. 5.) . . 342 
 
 Nott's (Rev. G. F.) Bampton Lectures. . 292 
 
 Nottingham's (Earl of) Slern. of State of Eng. (T.l.) 284 
 
 Vindication of. (S. T. 44.) . 306 
 
 Novelle di Autori Fiorentini. . . 120 
 
 di Autori Senesi. . . . 120 
 
 Novelist's Library (Ballantyne's.) . 63 
 
 Novels for the Kitchen. . . 136 
 
 Noue,(Fr. dela) M€moires. (P. C.) . 49 
 
 (Lord de la) Polit. and Milit. Discourses, &c. 36 
 
 Nourjahad, by Sirs. Sheridan. (T. of E.) 43 
 
 trad, en Franyais. (C. F.) . . 45 
 
 Nouvelles Nouvelles, Les Cent. . 119 
 
 Nugae Derelictae. Nugae Scoticae. See Maidment. 
 Nugent's (Dr. T.) French and English Dictionary. 332 
 
 Memoirs of Benvenuto Cellini. . 190 
 
 Nummariae Rei Scriptores. Rechenbergii. 273 
 
 NunofArouca. . . . . 179 
 
 Nuremberg Chronicle. See Chronicon. 238 
 
 Nye, (Rev. P.) Speech, on ren. Covenant. (T. 13.) 67 
 Nyerup, (&c.) Udv. Danske Viser. . 4b 
 
 Nynauld, (Dr. J. de) de la Lycanthropie. . 146 
 
 Gates, (Titus) Nan-ative of Popish Plot. (T.) 30 
 
 Oath, Religion of an, Sermon on. (Ser.) . 80 
 
 Oath of Abjuration. Quest, bet. Ministers. (T. 14.) 67 
 
 Set in its true Light. . . 8b 
 
 Princip. on wh. grounded. (T. 5.) 93. (C.T.8.) 288 
 
 Sinful nature of. (R. P. T. 1 1.) 284. (T. 12.) 285 . 
 
 enquired into. (R. P. T. 16.) 284. (T. 13.) 285 
 
 Thoughts and Questions upon. (T. 14.) 285 
 
 of Allegiance, Dialogue on. . . 75 
 
 Obedience due, &c. notwithstanding. (T.R.I 1.) 289 
 
 See James VI. Sherlock. 
 
 O'Brolaghan, (Darby.) See Irish Rogue. 
 
 O'Conor, (Rev. Dr. C.) Rerum Hibern. Scriptores. 267 
 
 (Roger) Trial of, for consp. to rob the Mail. 297 
 
 O'Flaherty, (R.) Ogygia. Chron. of Irish Events. 314 
 
 Ogygia Vindicated, &c. by C. O'Conor. 314 
 
 O'Grady, (W.) Rep. of Trial of Q. W. agt. 297 
 
 0'KeUy's( ) Aonian Kaleidoscope. (J. P. 7.) 341 
 O'Meara's (Dr. Barry) Napoleon in Exile. 319 
 
 O'Phelan, (John) Epitaphs in Kilkenny Cathed. 270 
 O'Reilly's (Edw.) Essay on Irish Brehon Laws. 240 
 
 Chronolog. Account of Irish Writers. 271 
 
 424 
 
INDEX. 
 
 O'SuUivan, (Rev. M.) Digest of Pari. Ev. on Irel. 315 
 Occasional Conformity, Pr.of L. on Bill agt. (P.T.I .) 308 
 
 Paper, No. X. on Self-Murder. See Willis. 
 
 Ocean's Omi, ^c. Poems ly u Ludy. . 33 
 
 Ockley'3 (Rev. S.) Hist, of Saracen Conquests. 238 
 
 Oclandi (C.) Anglorum Proelia. (N. K.) 2G 
 October Club, Hymns and Poems for the. (D. o. H.) 59 
 
 Octupla. Octo Para])hrases Psalmi civ. . 21 
 
 Ode to Earl of Chesterfield, &c. (P. P. 20.) 263 
 
 to H. R. H. on his Birth-Day. (P. P. IS.) 312 
 
 to Mira. (P. P. 1.) . . . 263 
 
 Odeleben's (Bar.) Camp, of Allies in Sa.xony 1813. 319 
 
 Oehlenschlager's (Adam) Aladdin. . 51 
 
 Digtninger. . . 51 
 
 Fiskeren. .... 51 
 
 Fostbrbderne. Freias .\lter. . 5 1 
 
 Frederiksberg. . . . 51 
 
 Helge et Digt. ... 51 
 
 Hroars Saga. . . . . SI 
 
 Kanarifuglen. jErlighed. . . 51 
 
 Norden's Guder. . . . 51 
 
 Robinson. Tordenskiold. . . 51 
 
 Correggio. Der Hirtenknabe. . 51 
 
 Gedichte. . . . . SI 
 
 Mahrchen u. Erzrdilungen. . 51 
 
 Reisen. .... 51 
 
 Drei Trauerspiele. . . 51 
 
 Oestei-manni (P.) Com. ad Sac. Stigmata. (A.S.I.) 153 
 Oexmelin,(0.)Hist. des Avantur. See Esquemeling. 137 
 Office de la Semaine Sainte. . 22. 137 
 
 OfFroy, (Madllc.) Conseils de I'Amitie'. . 269 
 Ogilvie's (Rev. Dr. J.) Britannia. 271. Rona. 196 
 
 (Rev. Mr.) Conferences with Cool's Ghost. 69 
 
 Ogle's (N.) Annaline, or Motive Hunting. 335 
 
 Olavii (E.) Enarrationes de Islandia. . 86 
 
 Oldfield's (H. G.) Anecdotes of Archery. (P. 2.) 250 
 
 Oldham's (John) Works and Remains. . 164 
 
 Old Meg of Herefordshire. (R.T.1.)139. (M.A.T.4.) 176 
 
 OldmLxon's(John) Memoirs of North Britain. 7 
 
 Hist, of England, Wm. III. to Geo. I. 27 
 
 Governor of Cyprus, Tragedy. (0. P. 52.) 221 
 
 Wilson's Memoirs of Congreve. 228 
 
 Oldnord. Sagaer. Olaf Tryggveson's Saga. 86 
 
 01dys's(Thos.) British Librarian. 181 
 
 Oliver's Pocket Looking-Glass (M. 6.) . 305 
 
 Ongaro,( ) Alceo. (P. J. 24.) 55 
 
 Optic Glasses, Propositions concerning. (T. 1.) 286 
 
 Opus Aureum sup. Evang. totius Anni. . 22 
 
 Opuscula Mythologica, &c. Galei. (V.L.C. 34.) 226 
 Oracles Divertissans. See Colombiere. 
 Orange,(P.&P.cessof)Thoughtsof,on Repeal of Test. 91 
 
 Memorial of English Protestants to.(P.R.T.l.) 289 
 
 See William III. Revolution of 1 688. 
 
 Orcades, or Orkneys. See Eunson. Neill. Mackenzie. 
 Order, a Poem. (P. P. 24.) . . 263 
 
 Orders in Council, 1 812, Key to the. (P. T. 6.) 312 
 Ordinatio sup. 13 punctis Stili Parlamenti. 257 
 
 Ordination, Judgment of Ch. of Eng. on. See Shaw. 
 Ordnance Survey of England. Maps. . 234 
 
 Ordre, (Baron d') Epitre a M.Viennet. (P. D. 4.) 345 
 Ordres Militaires, Histoire des. . . 41 
 
 Monastiques, Hist, des, par Helyot 48 
 
 Orford's (Horace Earl of ) Works, Letters, &c. 
 
 Castle of Otranto. (B. N. L.) 
 
 Royal & Noble Authors, enlarged by Park 
 
 Oriental Tales. (T. of E.) . . 43 
 
 Orilia, (P.) Rifles, su la Vita di San Dima. 268 
 
 Orlandino, per Lim. Pitocco. See Folengi. 
 Orleans, (Chas. Duke of) Poems in English by. 276 
 
 (Gaston, Due de) Me'moires. (P. C.) 50 
 
 ( Duchesse d') M^moires sur Louis XIV. 36 
 
 Orlofl", (Comte G.) M^moires Hist. &c. sur Naples. 37 
 Orme's (E.) Military History of Indostan. 253 
 
 Ormonde, (Jas. Duke of) Life of, by Carte. 27 
 
 Conduct of, in Campaign 1712. 58 
 
 Ormuz, History of. (M. U. H. S.) . 20H 
 
 Orpen's(Dr.C.)Contr.ofHeath.&Christ.Deaf&I)umb.81 
 Orpheus, Gesneri. ( V. G. C. 1 4.) 225 
 
 Collection of English & Scotch Songs. 170 
 
 Orrery ( Earl of ) Poems. (C. P.) . 194 
 
 __ Mr. Anthony, Comedy. (O. P. 3.) 212 
 
 As You Find It, Comedy. (O. P. 53.) 221 
 
 PoemtoMem.ofDukeofBuckingham.(P.P.3.)263 
 
 (Earl of) Remarks on Swift's Life &AVritings.303 
 
 Observations on, by J. R. . , 303 
 
 Ortelii (Ab.) Theatrum Orbis. . . 46 
 
 Orthodox Communicant. . . 250 
 
 Ortulus Anime. . . . 145 
 
 Osborne's (F.) Works. 258. Tradit. Mem. 26.(S.H.) 231 
 Ossian, Fingal, by Macpherson. . 14 
 
 Poems of, edited by Male. Laing. . 1 9 
 
 Dissertations on. See Blair. Sinclair. Smith. 
 
 Essay on, in answ. to Laing. See Graham. 
 
 Report of Com. of HighlandSoc. on. See Mackenzie. 
 
 234-5 
 
 340 
 
 425 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Ossuin, Comp.of Macfarlane'sandMacpherson's tr. 186 
 
 Phingaleis, in veisibus Latin, a Macdonald. 14 
 
 Ostend, Memorable Siege of. See Grimeston. 37 
 
 Oswald,(EnsignArch.)Affect.Caseof, by Drummond. 92 
 
 (Jas. of Dunnikier) Memoir of. . 6 
 
 Othman Empire, Hist. of. (M. U. II. 0. 10.) 20G 
 
 Otis, (.Tames) Life of, by Tudor. . . 31 
 
 Otranto, Duke of. See Fouchd. 
 
 Ottley's (Lieut. T. H.) Rustum Khan. . 331 
 
 Otuel,(Sir){J-:.M.R.\4.l5.) . . 10-1 
 
 Otway's(Th.)Poems.(E.P.)42. Works,by Thornton. 210 
 
 Poet's Complaint and Epistles. . 210 
 
 Ten Plays, &c. 219. Don Carlos. (P. 3.) 215 
 
 Oudney's (Dr.) Travels in Africa. . 231. 253 
 
 Oufte, (Mens.) Extravagancies of. See Bordelon. 
 Ougdegherst (P. d') Chronique de Flandres. 35 
 
 Overall's (Bp.) Convocation Book, by Abp. Bancroft. 83 
 Overbury's (Sir T.) Remedy of Love. . 107 
 
 Ovidii Opera, Cnippingii. (V. L. C. 35.) . 226 
 
 Ovid Travestie, by Radcliffe. . . 130 
 
 Ovid's Metamorphoseos, by Caxton. . 275 
 
 Metamorphoses, by Sandys. . 109 
 
 Metamorphoses, by Garth. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Elegies, by Chr. Marlowe. . : 107 
 
 Remedy of Love, by Sir T. Overbury 107 
 
 De Tristilnis, by Church\'ard. . 275 
 
 Fable of Phaethon burlesqued. (P. 15.) 305 
 
 Oweni (Joannis) Epigrammata. . . 228 
 
 Owen's (Rev. Dr. John) Works. . . 262 
 
 (Rev.Ja3.)Moderation still aVirtue.(P.R.T.9.) 289 
 
 (Robt.) Hypermnestia. Tragedy. (P. 4.) 215 
 
 (W.) Heroic Elegies, &c. of Llywarc Hen. 156 
 
 Owls, Praise of. (M. T. 5.) . . 238 
 
 O.iford Loyalty, Dutiful Defence of, by an Oxonian. 308 
 
 Sausage. Poetical Pieces. . . 112 
 
 Pocket Companion to. . . 112 
 
 Supplement to all Accounts of . 113 
 
 Prize Poems. . . . 169 
 
 Writers and Bishops, History of. See Wood. 232 
 
 Calumnies of Edin.Rev. agt. conf. See Coplestone. 
 
 (Robt.Earl of) Account of Conduct of.(S.T. 19.)306 
 
 Obs. on State of Nation. (S. T. 43.) 306 
 
 Reasons in defence of his Admin. (P. T. 14.) 308 
 
 (T. Bp. of) Serm. on Rebell. 1745. (T. R. 1 1.) 31 1 
 
 Oxholm, (P. L.) Danske Vestind. Oers. 31 
 Ozell, ( ) Don Quixote. 317 
 Rabelais's Works. . . 121 
 
 P. (A. E.) The Shipwreck, a Tale of Arabia. 166 
 
 Paganini, (N.) Notice sur, par Laphaleque. (P.D. 9.) 345 
 Pagano, (N.) Poesie Napol. (P. N.) . 57 
 
 Page, (Wm.) Account of the Robberies of. 126 
 
 Pagitt's (Rev. E.) Heresiography, by Heath. 77 
 
 Paguierre's Classification of Bordeaux Wines. 35 
 
 Pailliet, Manuel du Droit Francais. . 273 
 
 Pain Benit de M. de Marigny. (F. F. 4.) . 117 
 
 Paine's (Thos.) Rights of Man. (P. T. 4. 5.) 312 
 
 Age of Reason. (P. T. fi.) . . 312 
 
 Painters, Biog. Memoirs of Extraordinary. 179 
 
 Paisley Magazine, 1 f!28, edited by Motherwell. 301 
 Pajon, Contes. (C. F.) . . . 45 
 
 Hist, du Prince Soly. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 Palgi-avc's (Sir F.)Let. to Spring Rice on Pari. Ref. 344 
 Palladine of England. See JIundy. 
 Palladius de Re Rustica. (L. R. R.) . 227 
 
 Pall Mall Miscellany. (C. o. P. 1.) . 307 
 
 Palmer's (Rev. S. ) Serni. on Death of Jn. Howard. 135 
 
 (T. F.) Narr. of Sufferings on Voy.to N.S.W. 296 
 
 Palmerin of England, by Southey. . 112 
 
 Palmieri, (J. A.) La Violeide. (P. N.) . 57 
 
 Palzmareeschu Dseesmu Krahjums. Wahr. 172 
 
 Panegyric on a Noble Peer. (S. T. 3.) . 13 
 
 their Royal Highnesses, 1682. (S.T. 4.) IS 
 
 Panegyric! Cromwello Scripti, &c. (M. F. P.) 33 
 
 Panteri (P.) Vallias, Poema. . . 20 
 
 Papismus Lucifugus. See Menzies. 
 Papists' Bloody Oath of Secrecy. See Bolron. 
 Papists, how far to be treated as good subjects. (T.6.) 93 
 Papists not excl. from the Tlirone. See Fleetwood. 
 Paper Credit, Prop, for rest. Abuse of in Scot. 1765. 311 
 Papers relating to admin, of Justice in Scotland. 1 3 
 Parable of the Prodigal, Poem on the. (T. 4.) 60 
 
 Parabosco, (G.) I Diporti. . . 120 
 
 Paracelsus, (P. T.) The Nature of Things. (T. 2.) 146 
 Paradisi, ( ) Poemetti. (P. 1. 49.) . 56 
 
 Paradyse of Daynty Devises. (M.A.P.13.) (B.B.2.) 177 
 Fare's (Sieur De) Comical Hist, of Francion. Ill 
 
 Paris, Ancien et Nouveau, Voyage de. . 46 
 
 pendant la Revolution. See Leopold. 
 
 Echo des Salons de, dep. la Restauration. 327 
 
 Bulletin de. Evenemens en France, 1814-15 326 
 
 Picture of, by Planta. . . 251 
 
 in 1815. See Croly. Scott. (J.) Scott (Sir W.) 
 
 (Matthaeus.) SeeMatthaei. 
 
 de Puteo. (Dr.) Duello. . . 112.121 
 
 42C 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Paris's (Dr. J. A.) Life of Sir Hamphrey Davy. 196 
 Parish Churches no Conventicles. (T. 7.) . 286 
 
 Parisian Typography, Annals of. See Greswell. 
 Parismus and Parismenus. . . . Ill 
 
 Parival's (J.) Historie of this Iron Age. Harris. 229 
 Park's (Mungo) Travels in Africa. . 236 
 
 (Rolrt.) Rights and Liberties of the Church. 77 
 
 (Thos.) Harleian Miscellany. . 29 
 
 Harington's Nugae Antiquae. . 1 90 
 
 Heliconia. . . . . 184 
 
 Ritson's Songs. . . . 174 
 
 Walpole's Royal and Noble Authors. .340 
 
 Parker, (Abp.) Life of, by Strype. . . 236 
 
 Asserius Menevensis. . . . 253 
 
 Matth. Paris Historia. . . 252 
 
 Th. AValsingham, Hist. Brevis. . 253 
 
 Ypodignia Neustria. . . 253 
 
 (Geo.) Life's Painter of var. characters. 115. 135 
 
 (Henry) Scotland's Holy War. . 59 
 
 (H. M.) Draught of Immortality. . 1 62 
 
 Parkyn's (Sir T.) Cornish Hugg-Wrestler. 128 
 
 Parliament of Birds, a Poem. (M. 7.) 305 (P. 15.) 308 
 
 (Long) Vind. of, agt. Scots. 1646. (Man. Tr.) 59 
 
 Second Dec. of reg. Netherl. Ambas. (T. 27.) 61 
 
 Ans. of to Scots Commiss. 1645. (T. 2. 3.) 62 
 
 Answer of to K. Chas. II.'s Declar. 1650. (T.6.) 62 
 
 Review of, 1640-1654. 288. See Rump. | 
 
 Transactions of the Two Last. 1682. . 258 
 
 1698, Cons, on Choice of a Speaker. (M.T.19.) 288 
 
 Sh. Hist, of, 1713. & Sup. (T.4G-7.) 306. (T.IO.) 308 
 
 Comp. Hist, of late Septennial 1722. (S.T.71.) 307 
 
 See Acts. 
 
 of Ladies, Orders of the. . . 129 
 
 __ of Women, Acts of New. (T. 3.) . 70 
 
 Parliamentary Reform, Letter on. (P. 3.) 344 
 
 . Letter to Sir Robert Peel on. (P. 9.) 344 
 
 Bill, Modification of. (P. 7.) . 344 
 
 See Inglis. Mahon. Palgrave, Peel. 
 
 Right maintained. (R.T. 1.) 24 
 
 Parnaso Italiano. .... 55. 56 
 Parnell's (Rev. Dr. Thos.) Poems. (E. P.) 42. 194 
 Parrino, (Ant.) Teatro Eroico e Polit di Napoli. 116 
 Parry's (Sir W. E.) Voyage to the North Pole. 239 
 Parsons's (Sir L.) Obs. on Flood's Bequest. 314 
 
 (Robt.) Leicester's Commonwealth. 258 
 
 (Wm.) Memoirs of, ex. for Robbery. (B.T.I 3.) 309 
 
 Parthenopoeia. Hist, of Naples, by MazeUa&Howell.229 
 
 Partition Treaty, Two Letters resp. (T. 11.) 285 
 
 Passalacqua, (.1.) Catalogue des Antiq. Egypt. 36 
 
 Pastoret, (Ch. de) Le Due de Guise a Naples. 36 
 
 Pasquin, (Antony.) See Williams. 
 
 andMarforio. (P. T. 1.2.) . . 310 
 
 on the Peace. (C. o. P. 2.) 307. (P. T. 3.) 310 
 
 Passelet, Registrum Monasterii de, 1 163-1529. 281 
 Paterculus, (Velleius) Burmanni. (V. L. C. 58.) 226 
 Pateridge's (Dr.) Ans. to Bickerstaff's Prod. (P.T.2.) 308 
 Patersen, (G.) Viga-Glums Saga. . . 64 
 
 Paterson's (Jas.) Geog. Descr. of Scotland. (T. 15.) 70 
 
 (Rev. J.) Belief in Witchcraft unsup. byScript. 136 
 
 (Rev. J. B.) Character of Athenians. 32 
 
 (Nin.) Elegieon Ker of Moristoun. (0. T. 4.) 284 
 
 ( ) Roads of England and Wales, by Jlogg. 303 
 
 14 
 14 
 296 
 35 
 87 
 97 
 83 
 82 
 283 
 
 ( ) Etchings of Edinburgh 
 
 Scenery and Antiq. of Mid-Lothian 
 
 Paterson agt. Shaw, Report of Trial of. 
 
 Pathelin, (Pierre) Farce de. 
 
 Paton, (Geo.) Letters of Bishop Percy, &c. to. 
 
 Letters of Joseph Ritson to 
 
 Patrick's (Bp.) Parable of the Pilgrim. 
 Patronages, Letters, &c. anent. (T. 8.) 
 
 Papers agt. Scots Toleration and. (R. P. 2.) 
 
 Reasons in Defence of. (T. 6.) . 84 
 
 Reasons agt. Presb. Prints anent. (C. T. 23.) 290 
 
 Let. from Country Minister resp. (G.T. 24.) 290 
 
 Patten's ( ) Ace. of Her. E.xp. to Scot. 1544. (F.S.H.) 4 
 
 (Rev. R.) Hist, of the RebelUon 1715. 97 
 
 Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolk. See Scott. 
 
 (Sir George) Considerations on Prisons., 300 
 
 (Rev. W.) Life and Execution of. . 89 
 
 Private Passages relative to. . 95 
 
 Pavilion, Contredicts aux Pr. de Nostradamus. 141 
 Payne's (H.) Anti-Thelemite, Persec. Exp. (T. 8.) 287 
 
 (Nevil) Fatal Jealousy, Trag. (O. P. 54.) 221 
 
 Siege of Constantinople, Trag. (O. P. 55.) 221 
 
 Peace, Desires and Propos. for, 1644. (M. T. 1.) 288 
 
 and War, Short Discourse of. See Kerr. 
 
 or War, Refl. on Deb. about, 1712. (S.T.40.) 306 
 
 and Union, Shortest Way to. See Defoe. 
 
 of Utrecht 1713. Articles of (P. T. 8.) 308 
 
 with K. of Spain 1713. Treaty of. (P. T. 9.) 308 
 
 to Britain, or No Popish Pretender. 97 
 
 Peacham's (H.) Compleat Gentleman. . 102 
 
 Period of Mourning. (W. L. M.) 209 
 
 Peacock's (T. L.) Headlong Hall. . 136 
 
 427 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Peacock's (T. L.) Genius of the Thames. . 1C4 
 
 Pearch's Collection of Poems. . . 163 
 
 Peasant of Auburn. . . . 168 
 
 Peck's (Rev. F.) Desiderata Curiosa, by Evans. 402 
 
 Pedantius, Comoedia, a T. Beard. . 228 
 Peden's (Rev. A.) Life, by P. Walker. 65. (T.5.) 67. 73 
 
 Lord's Trumpet Sounding. . . 67. 75 
 
 Life and Death, by Duncan. . 78 
 
 Pedrillo del Campo, Vie de, par Thibault. 117 
 
 Peebles, Companion to Slap of. . . 6 
 Peel, (Sir R.) Letter to, on Parliam. Ref. (P.P.R.) 344 
 
 's Irish Library, Catalogue of. See Mason. 
 
 Peele's (G.) Menie Conceited Jests. (R. T. 1.) 127 
 
 Works, by Dyce. . . . 1G6 
 
 (Edm.) Phantom City. . . 162 
 
 Peers's (Charles) Siege of .1 erusalem, a Poem. 201 
 
 Pegge's (Rev. Samuel) Forme of Cury. . 158 
 
 Pelet, (General) Guerre de 1809 en AUemagne. 325 
 
 Pellegrin, Historie von Ritter Galmy. . 113 
 
 Pellicer, (Don J. A.) Don Quixote. . 39 
 
 Pembroke, Ordnance Map of. . . 234 
 
 Pembroke's (H. Earl of) Military Equitation. 250 
 
 Penal Code for Louisiana. See Livingston. 264 
 
 Penn's (W.) Lett, on Church of Eng. &c. (D.T.I.) 284 
 
 and Mead's Trial, 1670. (T. 26.) . 285 
 
 (Governor) Life of Sir B. Whitlocke. 235 
 
 Pennant, (T.) Tours in Scotland and Hebrides. 4 
 
 Tour in Wales. . . . 243 
 
 Journey to Snowdon. . . 243 
 
 Hist, of Whiteford and Holywell. . 243 
 
 Pennecuick's (Ale.xander) Poems. . 6 
 
 Description of Tweeddale. . . 6 
 
 Collection of Scots Poems. . . 6 
 
 Streams from Helicon. . . 21 
 
 Historical Account of the Blue Blanket. 21 
 
 Pennington's (Rev. M.) Essays, in Ruminator. 204 
 
 Penny Histories, Stories and Tracts, Collects, of. 159 
 
 Penrice's (G.) Life of Charles Ratcliffe. (T. 2.) 90 
 People's Anc. and Just Liberties Asser. See Penn, (W.) 
 Peploe's (Rev. S.) Sermon on Rebellion 1715. (Ser.) 80 
 
 Pepys's (Sanmel) Memoirs, by Bray and Upcott. 242 
 
 Perceforest, Histoire du Roy. . . 122 
 
 Perceval, (Rt. Hon. S.) Ace. of Assass. of. (C.M.4.) 130 
 
 Percy, (Bp.) Reliques of Ancient English Poetry. 172 
 
 Northumberland Household Book. 124 
 
 Pleasing History, from the Chinese. 139 
 
 Letters to George Paton. . . 87 
 
 Percy, (Bp.) Ode to. See Stewart, (Jliss.) 
 
 (Rev. Dr. T.) Goldsmith's Miscell. Works. 
 
 (W".) Cuck-Queanes and Cuckolds Errants. 
 
 Faery Pastorall. 
 
 Perefixe's (Bp. of Rodez) Life of Henry IV. 
 Pererius (B.) de Magia, Obs. Somniorum, &c. 
 Peres de Hita, (Gin.) Guerras Civ. de Granada. 
 Perez, (Ant.) Sentences Dorees de. (F. T. 3.) 
 Peringskiold, (J.) Heims-Kringla. Snorronis Hist. 
 
 Wilkina Saga. Hist. Wilkinensium. 
 
 Perion, Son of Amadis. (Am. p. 6.) 
 
 Perkins's (H.) Blind Man's Complaint. (P. P. 2.) 
 
 Perkins's (Rev. W.) Discourse of Witchcraft. 
 
 Perplexed Prince. See Monmouth. 
 
 Perrault. (Ch.) Contes des Fees. (C. F.) 
 
 Contes et Nouv. en Vers. 
 
 Perreau's, (D.) Narrative of his Case, (T. 1.) 
 
 Perreaud, (F.) Demonologie. 
 
 Perroniana ct Thuana. 
 
 Perry, (Wm. the Boy of Bilson) Exorcism of. 
 
 Persecutions, Breviary of the later. See Young. 
 
 Persia, Ancient, Hist. of. (A. U. H. 9.) 
 
 History of, to Nadir Shah. (M. U. H. 5.) 
 
 a Poem. See Malcolm. 
 
 See Frazer. Malcolm. Blorier. ii.c. 
 
 Persian Tales. See Inatulhi. Petit. 
 
 Persii Satirae, Casanboni. (V. L. C. 24.) 
 
 Persius, Translated. See Dryden. Gifford. 
 
 Person's (David) Varieties. 
 
 Perth Lit. and Antiq. Society, Transactions of. 
 
 Notes on History of. See Cant. 
 
 and Clackmannanshires, Map of. 
 
 Perthshire, Three Nights in. 
 
 Sketches of. See Graham. 
 
 Perthes, (M. de) Histoire des Naufrages. 
 Peruccio, (And.) L'Agnano Zeffonato. (P. N.) 
 Peruvian Tales, tr. by Humphries. 
 Pervigilium Veneris, C'lerici. (V. L. C.) 36.) 
 Peschiolangiano, (Duca di) Selva Poetica. 
 Peter [Ritfcr) von Staujffenherfi. 
 Peter's Letters. See Lockhart. 
 Peterkin's (Alex.) Rentals, &c. of Orkney. 
 
 Notes on Orkney and Zetland. 
 
 Peters, (Hugh) Tales and Jests of. 
 
 Petition of Wives and Matrons, 1643. (T. 15.) 
 
 Petit de la Croix, Contes Persans. (C. F.) 
 
 Persian Tales, translated by Philips (T. of E. 
 
 189 
 276 
 276 
 
 39 
 142 
 
 49 
 114 
 101 
 100 
 102 
 263 
 146 
 
 116 
 296 
 14 
 47 
 149 
 250 
 206 
 206 
 
 271 
 260 
 
 44 
 )43 
 
 428 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Petit, (Jos.) Maringo, ou Campagne d'ltalie. 324 
 
 Petitot, Collect, des Mt'moires Franfais. 49.50 
 
 Repertoire du Theatre Fran^ais. . 40 
 
 Petowe's (H.) Eliza's Funerall. (Q. E. P. 22.) 206 
 Petrarca, Rime. (P. I.) ... 55 
 
 Petrarch, Life and Character of. See Woodhouselee. 
 
 Exam, of De Sade's Theorv on. See idem. 
 
 Two Sonnets of, trans. See Wilmot. 
 
 Petrarche, Trostbiichcr von Rath, &c. . 2G4 
 
 Petrie's (Adam) Rules of Good Deportment. 110 
 
 Petroburgensis Coenobii Hist. Scr. Var. (Sp. 4-8.) 238 
 
 Joannis Abbatis Chronica, {ib.) . 238 
 
 Petroni, (S. E.) La Xapoleonide. . 39 
 
 Petronlus .\rbiter, Hadrianidis. (V.C.37.)226.c.n.v. 228 
 
 Burmanni. . . . 229 
 
 Petrus, (C.) Sa.xo Grammaticus, Hist. Danica. fl4 
 
 Blesensis. (G. et F.) . . 27 
 
 Hyspanius, Treasury of Health, by Lloyd. 110 
 
 Pett, (Sir P.) Lord Anglesey's Memoirs. 259 
 
 Peyton's (Sir Ed) Catastrophe of H. of Stuart.(S.H.)231 
 Pfintzing, (Melch.) Tewrdanncths. . . 46 
 
 Phaedri Fabulae, Burmanni (V. L. C. 38.) 226 
 
 Didot. .... 330 
 
 Phalaris, Epistles of See Bentley. Boyle. 
 Phelan, (Rev.W.&0'Sul.M.)St. of Ireland 1824-5. 315 
 Phelps, (J. D.) Bancroft's Glutton's Feaver. 275 
 
 Phenix, The : Scarce and Valuable Tracts. 304 
 
 Philanax >Iisopappus,RawleyRediriv. See Shaftesbury. 
 Philanthes, a Monody. . . . 176 
 
 Philip TI. and III. of Spain. See Watson. Thomson. 
 Philippi, (Jean) Jle'moires. (P. C.) . 49 
 
 Philips's (Ambrose) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Collection of Old Ballads. . . 171 
 
 Pastorals(P. P. 19.) . . 305 
 
 Persian Tales, transl. from French. (T. of E.) 43 
 
 (Ch.) Speech of, on Crim. Con. Trial. (D.P.3.) 313 
 
 Vindication of, agt. Quart. Rev. (D. P. 8.) 313 
 
 (Edw.) Thcatrum Poetarum. . 170 
 
 Theat. Poet. Anglicanorum, by Brydges. 191 
 
 Contin. of Baker's Chronicle. . 25 
 
 (Ed.) Universal English Dictionary. 262 
 
 (Dr. G.) De Anglo Saxonum Re Judiciaria. 65 
 
 Versuch &c. des Angelsachsischer Rechts. 99 
 
 (John) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Satyr against Hypocrites. . 57 
 
 Contin. of Heath's Chronicle. . 252 
 
 (M.) Grandeur of the Law. . . 250 
 
 Philips, (M.) The Pretender's Flight, &e. 1716. 90 
 
 (Mrs. T. C.) Apology. . . 133 
 
 Letter to Lord Chesterfield. (B. T. 16.) 310 
 
 (Sir R.) Golden Rules of Social Philosophy. 294 
 
 (SirT.) Plan.of Londoners in Ireland.(H.Hib.)24 ! 
 
 Phillpotts,(Bp.)Let.of Geo. III. on CoronationOath.27" 
 
 Letters to. on Catholic Question. Gisbome. 34<i 
 
 Philo the Jew, Sad Cond. of a Kingdom. SeeRivers.(A.) 
 Philotechnus, Rem. on Barometrical Scales. 32 
 
 Philostratus's Life of ApoU. Tyaneus, by Blount. 229 
 Philotus, a Comedy, 1603. . . 27'i 
 
 . See Pinkerton's Scotish Poems. 
 
 Philpin, (Chev.) Veilldes Poetiques. . 269 
 
 Richard, (Dr. M.) Vertus des Saints Exorcismes. 134 
 Pici (Jo. Mirandulae) Strix, de ludif Daemonum. 141 
 Picus of Mirandula, Memoirs of. (G. M.) 187 
 
 Picken^s (Eben.) Fate, a Poem. (P. P. I.) 343 
 
 Pickering's (Geo.) Poetry, and Unprinted Remains.lflli 
 
 (J.) Vocab. of American Words. . 3 1 
 
 (Rev. T.) Perkins's Discourse of Witchcraft. 146 
 
 Picticorum Regum Chronicon. (Lang. A. A.) 259 
 
 Picts, Hist, of the. See Maul. 
 Pii II. (Papae) Opera Omnia. 
 Pilgrim of the Hebrides. 
 Pilkington, (Mrs. L.) Memoirs of. 
 
 (J. C.) Memoirs of. 
 
 Pill for Pork Eaters. See Donaldson. 
 Pills to purge State Melancholy. 
 
 to purge Melancholy. See D'Urfey. 
 
 Pilulae Spleneticae. Laugh against Seceders. 
 Pindar's (Peter) Works. 
 
 Brother Peter to Brother Tom. (M. P. 3.) 
 
 Pinder of Wakefield, George a Green. 
 Pinguillon, Menu de la Maison de la Rovne. 
 Pinkerton, (John) Barbour's Bruce. 
 
 Ancient Scotish Poems, from Maitland Coll. 
 
 Scotish Poems. 
 
 Select Scotish Ballads. 
 
 Enquiry into Early Hist, of Scotland. 
 
 Dissertation on Scythians and Goths. 
 
 Hist, of Scotland from Stuart Accession. 
 
 Iconographia Scotica. 
 
 Vitae Antiquae. Sanctorum Scotiae. 
 
 Critique on Ritson's Scottish Songs. (Pat. L.) 
 
 See Anderson. 
 
 Pinto, (G. F. musician) Memoir of. 
 See Mendez Pinto. 
 
 270 
 175 
 13« 
 138 
 18 
 171 
 
 173 
 173 
 173 
 4. 9 
 
 4. 9 
 
 97 
 
 33 
 
 42.9 
 
 3 I 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Pious Tracts, Collections of. . . 159. ICO 
 
 Pipe of Tobacco. (Poet. Imit. of G Authors) (S.H.9.)292 
 Piper, (Edw.)Clariodiis, Metrical Romance. 280 
 
 Pirates, Hist, and Lives of. Johnson. 127. 132 
 
 See Avery. Angria. 
 
 Piron, Voyage de Beaune. (V. J.) . . 45 
 
 Pjso's Conspiracy, Tragedy. (0. P. G.) . 219 
 
 Pissing, Dissertation on. See Sixpenny Miscellany. 
 Pitcaim (Dr. A.) The Assembly, a Comedy. 72 
 
 Babell, a Satirical Poem on Gen. Assem.lG91.2i'!0 
 
 Danistoni ad G. Buchanan. Epist. (T. 1.) (18 
 
 (Rob.) Chronicon Coenob. S. Crucis Edinb. 278 
 
 Collections resp. Funeral of Q. Mary. 16 
 
 Criminal Trials in Scotland. . 278 
 
 History of the Kennedy Families. . 278 
 
 Nugae Derelictae. . . . 14 
 
 Regist. Mag. Sig. Jacob! I. Abl)reviatio. 1 
 
 Pitman's (H.) Sufferings and Adventures. 62 
 
 Pitsei (Joan.) Hist, de Rebus Anglicis. . 24 
 
 Pitfs (Rev. Christopher) Poems. (E. P.) 42 
 
 Virgil. (E. P.) ... 42 
 
 Vida. (E. P.) ... 42 
 
 Pitt, (Rt. Hon.W.)Let.of,to Geo. III. on Cor.Oath. 270 
 
 Vindication of, against Edinb. Rev. (P. P. 3.) 313 
 
 Tribute to, h>i W. T. Fitzgerald. (P. P. 2.) 343 
 
 PittiUoch's (Rob.) Tracts, Legal and Historical. 272 
 Pitts's (Jos.) Religion, &c. of Mahometans. 247 
 
 (Mr.) Model of Shield of .^neas descr. (M.3.) 341 
 
 Fix's (Mrs. Mary) Six Plays. . . 221 
 
 Conquest of Spain, Tragedy. (O. P. 9.) 222 
 
 Places and Pensions, Inquiry into, 1740. (P.T.I 4.) 310 
 Placet, (F.) Superstition, &c. des Talismans. 142 
 
 Plague of London in 1G65. See Defoe. Hodge. 
 
 Marseilles in 1720, Journal of. (S. T. 73.) 
 
 PkmeJies, Cinq., des Sujets Mythologiques. . 
 
 Plans for the government of Boys. . 
 
 Planta's (Edw.) Picture of Paris. 
 
 Planter's Manuel, by Cotton. 
 
 Planters of the Vineyard, or K. Sess. conf. Comedy 
 
 Planting, Treatises on. . . 299. 300 
 
 PlatdeCarnaval. (F. 1.) . . . 119 
 
 Plauti ComcediEe, Gronovii. (V. L. C. 39.) . 226 
 
 Dean Swift's Copy. . 303 
 
 Player's Scourge, The, by J. H— ne (D. T. 5. 6.) 1 
 Playfair's (Rev. Dr. J.) System of Chronology. 239 
 
 (Prof. Jn.) Let. on Leslie's Election. (T.3.) 294 
 
 Dissertation on Physical Science. (S. E. B.) 2G5 
 
 Playford's (John) Choice Songs and Ayres. 156 
 
 Plays, Ancient and Modem, Collections of. 207-223 
 
 licensing Act, Ld. Chesterfield's Speech agt. 58 
 
 Stage, Overthrow of. See Rainoldes. 
 
 Plessis, (Marechal du) Me'moires. (P. C.) 
 PlinU Hist. Naturalis, Gronovii. (V. L. C. 40.) 
 — de Magia Naturali, &c. 
 
 16S 
 
 50 
 226 
 151 
 
 Secundi Epistolae et Panegyricu9.(V.L.C.41.)226 
 
 Pliny's Letters, by Melmoth. . . 227 
 
 Plowden's (Francis) History of Ireland. . 314 
 
 Plowman, (Pierce) Vision of, by Langlands. 173 
 
 Plumer, (C. J.) Oratio de Auguriis, cScc. (T. S. 15.) 345 
 Plumtre's (Rev. Ja.) Original Dramas. . 162 
 
 English Dmma Purified. . . 35 
 
 Poemetti Italiani del Sec. XV. XVI. (P. I. 10.) 53 
 Poemi Napoletani. ... 57 
 
 Poems, Certain Wortbie JIS. See Walter. 
 
 written in France 1802, by a Young Gent. 
 
 Collections of. See Dodsley. Dryden. Nichols. &c 
 
 Poesie Franyaise, Etat de, au 1 2''. et 13'^. Siec. 
 Potsies Francoises Anciennes. 
 
 Franyoises Anciennes. (Norman-French.) 
 
 et Melanges. .... 
 
 Occitaniques du 13""=. Siecle. See Fabre. 
 
 Poetesse Ital. del Sec. XVI. (P. I. 30.) 
 
 Poetic IMirror. See Hogg. 
 
 Poeticae Historiae Script. Antiq. a Gale. (G.C.12.) 22 
 Antoninus Liberalis. 
 Apollodorus. 
 
 Conon. « 
 
 Partheniua Nicaeensis. 
 Ptolemaeus Hephestion. 
 
 Poetical Melange. Edited by G. A. Douglas. 
 
 Museum. See Caw. . 
 
 — — Pastimes'. Gambols round Parnassus. 
 
 Register. Lives of the Poets. See Jacob. 
 
 Register, 1801 and 2, by Davenport. . 
 
 Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin. 
 
 Original and Selected. (B. and R.) 
 
 Poggii Florentini Sales, seu Facetiae. (F.) . 
 
 Poland, History of. (M. U.H. 31.) . 
 
 Diet of, a Satyr. (D. T. 3.) 125. (D. T. G.) 
 
 Lit. and Polit. Letters on. See Szymia. 
 
 Polemo-Middinia. See Drummond. 
 
 Polite Amusements. See Rymer. 
 
 Philosopher. See Forrester. 
 
 Politianus, (Ang ) Memoirs of. (G. M.) 
 
 187 
 
 430 
 
INDEX. 
 
 I 
 
 Poliziano, (Aug.) L'Orfeo. (P. I. 17.) . 55 
 
 Politick Whore, The, Play. (O. P. 4.) . 219 
 
 Political Magnet, Essay in def. of Revol. !)5 
 
 Merriment. Whig Poems. 171.5. . 170 
 
 Polstead Murder, History of. See Curtis. 
 
 Polwliele's (Rev. R.) Fair Isabel of Cotehele. ICo 
 
 Idyllia : Epigrams, Fragments, and Elegies. 204 
 
 Influence of Local Attachment. . 204 
 
 — _ Old English Gentleman. . . 204 
 
 . Grecian Prospects. . . . 204 
 
 Unsex'd Females. . . . 204 
 
 Sketches in Verse. . . . 204 
 
 Essays on Marriage, Adultery, and Divorce. 204 
 
 Poems. .... 204 
 
 Sermons. .... 204 
 
 Hist. Views of Devonshire. . . 204 
 
 History of Devonshire. . . 223 
 
 History of Cornwall. ... 253 
 
 Sermon on Death of Pr. Charlotte. (S. 3.) 293 
 
 Polyaeni Stratagemata. (V. G. C. 15.) . 225 
 
 Polybii Historia, Casauljoni. (V. G.C. IG.) . 225 
 
 Castrametatio Rom. (S.R.M.)223.(V.L.C.57.) 22G 
 
 Polydorus Vergilius. See Vergilius. 
 
 Pomfret's (Rev. John) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Choice, a Poem. (P. 10.) . . 305 
 
 Pomponatius de Immortalitate Aniraae. . 114 
 
 de Incantationibus, Gratari. . . 14G 
 
 Poncet la Grave, Storia della Discese. . 274 
 
 Ponnet's (Dr. J.) Treatise of Politique Power. 258 
 
 Pontchartrain, Me'moires de. (P. C.) . SO i 
 
 Pontey's (Wm.) Profitable Planter. . 299 
 
 Forest Pruner. . . . 299 
 
 Ponticus Virunnius. (Com.) . . 27 
 
 Pontis, (Sieur de) Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Ponton, (Thos.) Advent, of Sir Launcelot du Lake. 275 
 Pontoppidani (Er.) Gesta Danorum extra Daniam. 99 
 
 's Natural History of Norway. . 2b'5 
 
 Poole's (John) Country Astrology. . 148 
 
 Pooley's (Rev. Dr. G.) Sermon on Rebellion 1715. 80 
 Poor, Begging, Certain Measures for alim. the.(S.T.8.) 82 
 
 Labouring, Essay on State of tlie. (T. P. 1 .) 255 
 
 in Ireland, State of the. ( I. P. 1.) . 343 
 
 Proposals for employing the. See Firmin. 
 
 — — Man's Lamentation, &c. Poem. . 71 
 
 Man's Physician. See Moncrief. 
 
 Man's Plea. See Defoe. 
 
 Pope's (Alex.) Epistle on Use of Riches. (M. P. 2.) 181 
 
 43 
 
 Pope, (Al.) Essay on Man. (M. P. 7.). , 181 
 
 Essay on Man : Epi.stles 1.2. 3. 4. (P. P. 6.) 312 
 
 Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot. (M. P. 8.) 181 
 
 __— Epistle to Lord Cobham. (M. P. 11.) 181 
 
 Epistle on Character of Women. (I.M. 12.) 304 
 
 Universal Prayer. (M. P. 12.) . 181 
 
 Universal Passion, Satires 1 . 2. 3. . 305 
 
 Dunciad. . . . . 182 
 
 Poems. (E. P.) ... 42 
 
 Works, with Life by Bowles. . 1 88 
 
 Works. Edinb. edit. . . 334 
 
 Early Poems, by Gilb. Wakefield. . 189 
 
 Homer's Iliad and Odyssey. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Literary Correspondence . . i 93 
 
 Letters bettveen, and the Tonsons. (71/. C.) 15 
 
 Bowles's Letter to Roscoe on Character of. 188 
 
 Tracts (6) on the Controversy resp. . 189 
 
 Rape of the Lock, Canto 1. Sjiccimaio/Kcl. Pr. 1 85 
 
 Horace's Ode to Venus. (P. P. 4.) . 263 
 
 Epistles 1 & 2 of Book 2. (P.P.2.3.) 312 
 
 Epistle 2 of Book 2. (P. P. G.) 2G3. 304 
 
 Saggio suirUomo. trad, da Castiglioni. 268 
 
 Pope, (Dr. W.) Wish, a Poem. (P. T. 3.) . 135 
 
 Pope(LTrban VIII.), Passionate Remonstr. of the. 217 
 
 Letter from, to Prince Charles and Ans. (T. 5.) 285 
 
 Popery always the same. ... 93 
 
 Banished ; with an ace. of their base cheats. 289 
 
 Danger of, discovered. (T. 13.) . G6 
 
 Epistle to all Haters of, Poem. (T. 1 1.) 70 
 
 Master Key to. See Gavin. 
 
 Poetical Satire on. ... 83 
 
 Spirit of, speaking from mouths of Phan. Prot. 65 
 
 and Pretender. Address to Lower Sort on. 91 
 
 and Tyranny. Antid. ag. Contagion of. 8.9 
 
 Tracts against. ... 93 
 
 Popish Cruelly displayed. Caveat agt. Pretender. 224 
 
 King. Can Engl, be oth. than miserable und.? 31 1 
 
 Plot, Tracts and Trials concerning the. 29. 30 
 
 Popple's Map of British America. . . 330 
 
 Popular Histories, Ballads, and Tales, Collect, of. 159 
 
 Romances, by Weber. . . 43 
 
 Tales of Northern Nations. . . 335 
 
 Porcacchi, (Tom.) Collana Historica. . 268 
 
 Porchester's (Lord, now Earl of Carnarvon) Moor. 202 
 Pordage, (John) Relation of Ejection of. (H. T. 1.) 147 
 
 (Sam.) Siege of Babylon, Trag. (0. P. 56. 221 
 
 Mundorum Explicatio. . . 146 
 
 1 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Porphyrins lie Divinis atque Daemonibus. 1 1 5 
 
 Porson, (Prof. Rich.) Eloisa in Dishabille. (M.P.!).) 1 IK 
 
 Adversaria. Notae in Poetas Graecos. 229 
 
 Portae (Baptist.) Magia Naturalis. . 108 
 
 Porteous, (Capt. John) Life and Death of. 10 
 
 Letter to a Minister, on Act of Parliament resp. 87 
 
 Mob, Tracts relative to the. . 16 
 
 Porter's (Miss Jane) Scottish Chiefs. . 335 
 
 Sir E. Seaward 's Narrative. . . 317 
 
 (John) Visions, Disc, and WarningB.(T.l.) 68. 76 
 
 (Sir.R.K.)Taking of Seringapatam, Compn. to.312 
 
 (T.) Villain, a Tragedy. (O. P. 57.) . 221 
 
 Porto, (Luigi) Istorie di Due Nobili Anianti. 275 
 
 Portraits, or Characters of conspicuous persons. 32 
 
 Portsmouth, Chronicles of, by Slight. . 303 
 
 Hist. Sec. de la Duchesse de. . 24 
 
 Portugal, History of. (M. U.H. 18. 19.) . 206 
 
 • and Castile, Hist, of Union of. See Blount. 
 
 Revolutions de. Sve Vertot. (V. O. C.) 323 
 
 Portuguese affairs, Speeches on. See Canning. 
 Porzio, (Cam.) Congiura de' Baroni Napol. 269 
 
 Postlethwayt's(iM.) Diet, of Trade and Commerce. 232 
 Pete's (Jos.) History of Windsor Castle. 252 
 
 Potter's (Rev. F.) Interp. of Numb. 666. . 84 
 
 (Rev. J. P.) Lett, on Education. (M.E.P.l 1 .) 343 
 
 Poulter's (Louisa) Imagination, a Poem. . 162 
 
 Poussin, (Nicolas) Life cif, by Lady Callcott. 99 
 
 Powel, (D:iv.) Giraldi Carab. Itinerarium. 242 
 
 (Geo.) Four Plays. . . . 219 
 
 (Robt. the Puppet Showman) History of. 304 
 
 (Thos.) Art of Thriving. . . 134 
 
 (Dr.) Caradoc's History of Wales, by Wynne. 237 
 
 Pradt, (M. de) Revolution d'Espagne. . 325 
 
 Anibassade de Varsovie, en 1812. . 325 
 
 — Congrcs de Vienne. . . . 326 
 
 Pratzell, (G. G.) Feldrosen. . . 52 
 
 Prayer, Perswasion to. (T. 3.) . . 82 
 
 Essay on the Lord's. See Campbell. Hog. 
 
 Forms of, for Rebellion, 1745. . 65 
 
 Prediction de la Vision d' un Aigle, &c. . 1 45 
 
 Predictions or Prophecies of Servants of the Lord. 75 
 Prelate's Tyranny. See Prynne. 
 PremonitorWarning,Proj.forNat.Bank,See A.(J.)290 
 Prentice's (Arch.) Life of A. Reid, a Covenanter. 77 
 
 (Dav.) Thoughts on Bank Restriction.(P.T.3.)312 
 
 Presbyterial Government asnowestab. 1701. (T. 1.) 82 
 Presbyterian on Horseback. Dissent. run Mad.(P.8.) 309 
 
 Presbyterian Min. (Scots) Add. to Pari. 1689. 289 
 
 Represent, of, to Pari. 1695. (C. T. 1.) 290 
 
 Spirit, Sh. Character of, and Ans. (C.T.I 6.1 9.) 290 
 
 Judgment and Princ. of Calvin & Beza Vindic. 290 
 
 Presbyterians, Plain Dealing with, and Vindic. 290 
 
 of Scotland, Queries to. (R. T. S. 7.) 66 
 
 Presbyterie'a Triall, The, &c. by F. W. S. tlO 
 
 Presbytery, Causes of Decay of, in Scotland. (T. 3.) 86 
 
 Vind. of Charter of, from Countryman's Lett. 78 
 
 Preschac, Contes moins Contes, &c. (C. F..) 44 
 
 Preservative against Slavery, 1722. (S. T. 5.) 316 
 
 Prestwick, Ayrshire, Burgh Records of, 1420-1782.281 
 
 Pretender, the Old, or James III., Tracts rel. to : 
 
 Curnubiae Duels Genethliacon, 1688. (O.P. 31.) 158 
 
 Declar. and Depos. resp. Birth of. (T.O.P.3.4.) 93 
 
 Ace. of Pretended Prince of Wales, 1088. (T. 1.) 58 
 
 Consult, del Oracle,sile P. est suppose ou le'git. 1688. 89 
 
 La Couronne Usurpde, et le Prince suppose. 1689,133 
 
 Lett. fr. St. Germains, Mem. ab. set. P. on Throne. 95 
 
 Season. Warning ag. insin. in favour of the. 1712. 88 
 
 New Proofs of P. being really Jas. III. 1713. (T.3.) 88 
 
 P.'s Flight, or Mock Coronation, 1716. . 90 
 
 Declaration of James III. ^c. 1722. {M. C. 5.) 15 
 
 Non Existence of a Popish P. . . 97 
 
 G. Britain's Memorial ag. P. and Popery, 1743. fl9 
 
 Peace to Britain, or no Popish P. . ,17 
 
 Advice to the Lower Sort on Popery and the P. 91 
 
 Pretender's Medal. See Dundas. Stewart. 
 
 See Fuller. Hooke. Rebellion 1715. Shaftoe. 
 
 Pretender, The Young. SeeChasEd. Rebell. 1745. 
 Provost's (Abb^) Life and Adv. of Mr. Cleveland. 112 
 
 Memoirs of Marquis de Bretagne. . 113 
 
 Moll r Esciut. . . . 113 
 
 (Avig. le) Not. sur la Chasse, &c. d' Evieux. 338 
 
 Price, (Chas.) aliis Old Patch, Memoirs of. 
 
 (Rev. Dr. J.) Mystery of the Restauration 
 
 (Thos.) Life of Bamp. Moore Carew. 
 
 (Sir Uvedale) Essays on the Picturesque. 
 
 (Wm.) Warton's Hist, of English Poetry. 
 
 Prideaux's(Dean) O. and N. Testament connected. 270 
 Prieur, (F. C.) Dialogue de la Lycanthropie, 142 
 Priestcraft, History of. (P. & P. 5.) . 222 
 Priests and Jesuites, Warning against. . 75 
 Merchandize of. (T. 2.) . 76 
 
 138 
 
 258 
 130 
 208 
 103 
 
 Primerose, (Sir A.) Acts of 1st Scots Pari. Chas. II. 13 
 Prince, The, or Maxims of State. Raleigh. (T. 5.) 288 
 of Cond^, Tragedy. (M. P. 1 .) . 209 
 
 432 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Prince's Cabala, The, or Mysteries of State. 133 
 
 Prince'9 (Rev. T.) Two Sermons, I745-C. (T. 11. 12.) 98 
 Pringle, (Thos.) Autumnal Excursion. . 169 
 
 Ephemerides, Poems. . . 180 
 
 State of Settlers in Albany, South .ifrica. 256 
 
 Friendship's Offering. . . 332 
 
 (Walter) Memoirs of. . . 76 
 
 Prior's (JIatthcw) Poems. (E. P.) . 42. 239 
 
 Miscellaneous Works. . . 191 
 
 Prison of Cold Bath Fiflds, Papers relating to. 241 
 
 Discip. Improvement Society, oth Report of. 300 
 
 See Gumey. Mynshul. Paul (Sir G.) 
 
 Privateer, The, a Tale. . . 331 
 
 Proba Stigmatica. Auctores de. (A. S.) . 153 
 
 Procliu in Alcibiadem Platonicum. . 115 
 
 Procopius's Secret History of Justinian. . 227 
 
 Proctor's (<i/ms Barry Cornwall) Mirandola, Trag. 211 
 Proctor's (T.)Gorgious Gallery of Inventions.(II.l.)184 
 Profligate, a Comedy. See Taylor, (Geo. Watson.) 
 Progress of Envy, a Poem. (M. P. 8.) . 186 
 
 Prophaneness, Laws against. See Laws. 
 Prophecy, View of pretended Spirit of. See Hutchinson. 
 Propertius, Graevii. (V. L. C. 11.) . 225 
 
 PropheciesandPredictions,&c. Hist. of. See Broomhall. 
 
 of Scotland, England, &c. Hart. 1615. 21 
 
 Ancient Scottish. Waldegrave, 160.'J. 279 
 
 Prophetia Anglicana et Romana. . 142 
 
 Prophets, Impartial Account of the, 1706 . 75 
 
 Rel. of Children that pr. in their Sleep. 1682. 72 
 
 See Cameron. Cunningham. Lacy. Peden. Porter. 
 
 Protestant Church, Groans of the. Poem. 1681. 71 
 _ Churches, Foreign, Apology for. (T. 9.) 224 
 
 King's Declaration toajl, 1644. (T. 61.) 61 
 
 Religion. State of, in Great Britain. See Defoe. 
 
 Protestants, Advice to, 16C7. (O. T. 7.) . 284 
 
 Defence of True, 1680. (T. 24.) . 285 
 
 Evangelical, Necessity of Conj. am. (T. 59.) 61 
 
 Phanatical, Spirit of Popery sp. from mouths of. 65 
 
 291 
 168 
 
 Protractionum Libellus. 
 Provand's (G.) Buchanan's Franciscan Friar. 
 Proverbs. See Kelly. Ramsay. Ray. Scots. 
 Prudentius, AVeitzii. (V. L. C. 43.) 
 Prussia, History of. (.M. Y. II. 31.) 
 
 See Frederic III. 
 
 Prjee's (John) Julia of Pallinsburn. 
 
 Prynne's (W.) Histrio-Mastix, or Player's Scourge. 83 
 
 Animad^ers.ions, &c. Goodwin's Answer to. 83 
 
 226 
 
 166 
 
 Prynne's (W.) Disco verie of Prelates' Tyranny. 85 
 Psalmanazaar's (Geo.) Descr. of Formosa. 244 
 
 ilemoirs. .... 244 
 
 Portions of Universal History. . 205-G 
 
 Psalmi CIV. Octo Paraphrases Poeticae. . 21 
 
 Psalmi Peniteiitialen Seplem. SiC. . . 115 
 
 Psalms of David, Scottish Version. (B.) . 178 
 
 by Stemhold and Hopkins. . . 182.291 
 
 Tate and Brady. . . . 291 
 
 George Scott. . . 115 
 
 Dr. Isaac Watts. . . . 291 
 
 Lectures on the, by Ewart. . 292 
 
 Psellus, (Mic.) De Operatione Daemonum. 109.1 15.145 
 
 Operation des Demons, par Moreau, &c. 145 
 
 Pulci, (L.) Jlorgante Maggiorc. (P. I.) . 55 
 
 Punch turned Critick, A:c. See Lloyd. 72. (M. 4.) 305 
 Pumey's ( ) Pastorals aft. the man. of Theocritus. 165 
 Pursuits of Agriculture. Satirical Poem. (P.&P.10.)192 
 Puttenham's (G. ) Art of English Poesie. ( M. P. A. 1 . ) 1 77 
 Pye, (H. J.) Burger's Lenor^. (M. P. II.) 189 
 
 Pygmies, New Discoverie of. See Barnes. 1 1 4 
 
 Pylgrymes into the Holy Londe, Informacion for. 276 
 Pynnar's( ) Survey of Ulster Plantat. (H. Hib.)241 
 Q. Q. and W. W. Leaves of Laurel. . 167 
 
 Quaker Overseer, Letter of a. (P. and P. 5.) 216 
 
 Quakers, Tracts agt. See Aberd. Students. Browne. 
 
 Trjals of Four, in Pensylvania. (T. 5.) 150 
 
 Quaries's (F.) Argalusand Parthenia. . 117 
 
 Quarll, (Philip) Sufferings and Adventures of. 138 
 
 Le Solitaire Anglois. (V. J.) . 45 
 
 Quarterly Review. . . . 309 
 
 Journal of Agriculture. . . 329 
 
 Quatre Fils d'Aymon. . . . ng 
 
 Quattromani,(Ser.)Cantalicio, Consalvo di Cordova.268 
 Quevedo, (Don Fr. de) Christian Politicks. (T.) 24 
 
 Lucky Idiot, Don Pedro de Cenudo. J 34 
 
 Works, and Life. . . . 203 
 
 Voyages et Visions. (V. I.) . . 4,5 
 
 CEuvres de. . . . \\r, 
 
 Quillinan's (E.) Stanzas on Jane Gray Brvdges. 155 
 Quinault's ( ) Agrippa,Trag. by Dancer. (O.P.17.)22n 
 Quincy's (Dr. J.) Essay on Pestilential Diseases. 136 
 Quintana,(D.F. de,yotros)Historia3 Interessantes. US 
 Quintihanus, Schrevelii & Gronovii. (V. L. C. 44.) 22C 
 Quintin, (Col.) Trial of, by Court Jlartial. 296 
 Quintus Calaber, De Pauw. See Calabri. 
 Curtius, I'itisci. See Curtius. 
 
 433 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 R. (H.) Figures in Rhyme, add. to Northumbrians. 110 
 R. (J.) Observations on Orrery's Swift. . 303 
 
 R. (JI.) Hist. Mem. of Irish Rebellioii, 1C41. 245 
 
 R. (R.) Lives of Three Capuchin Fathers. 250 
 
 Rabelais, (Fr.) CEuvres. Du Chat. . 122 
 
 Works tr. by Motteux and Ozell. . 121 
 
 Rabutin, (Franc, tie) Mdmoires. (P.C.) . 49 
 
 Racconiodement, Le. (F. F. 2.) . 117 
 
 Racine, (.lean) ffiuvres. Bois-jermin. . 40 
 
 et Shakspeare, Lettre sur. See Dupin. 
 
 Radcliffe's (Alex.) Ovid Travestie, &c. . ISO 
 
 (Ann) Romance of the Forest. . 33G 
 
 Mysteries of Udolpbo. 330. Italian. 33C 
 
 Castles of Athlin and Dunbayne. (B. N. L.) C3 
 
 Sicilian Romance. (B. N. L.) . 03 
 
 Rom. of Forest.Myst. of Udol. Italian. (B.N.L.) C3 
 
 Radstock-s(Lord) Sketch of Aboul Hassan.(M.T.0.)342 
 Rae's (Rev. Pat.) Scot. Dove with an Olive Branch. 77 
 
 Hist, of the Rebellion, 1715. . 17. 95 
 
 Raeburn, (Sir Henry) Memoir of. . . 18 
 
 Rafn, (CjC.) Krakumal, Epic. Ragnaris Lodbroci. S9 
 
 OlafTryggveson's Saga, overs, af. . 89 
 
 Ragman's Rolls, 1291-1296. . . 279 
 
 Rahbek, (K.L.) Udv. Danske Viser. . 48 
 
 Scott's Halidon Hill, Dram. Skild. 322 
 
 Raid of Ruthven, Declaration of Nobility on. 1 5 
 
 RaineXIlci:J.)Discover!/o/St.CuMertSBody.{T.\0.)SSS 
 
 History of South Durham. . 337 
 
 Rainoldes's (Dr.) Overthrow of Stage Playes. 223 
 
 Rainone, (Carlo) Istoria di. (I. C. I. 3.) . 339 
 
 Raleigh's (Sir Walter) Poems, by Brydges. 171 
 
 ^ Life, by Cayley. ... 236 
 
 Maxims of State. (M. T. 5.) . 288 
 
 Ralph's (Rev. Dr.) Sermon on Mrs. Douglas. 341 
 
 (Jas.) History of England.(Wm.III. to Geo. I.)248 
 
 Review of Ac. of Duch. of Marl. Con. (T.2.3.) 310 
 
 255 
 
 Ramsay's (Chev.) Travels of Cyrus. 183 
 Randolph's (Thos.) Poems. . . 170 
 Aristippus, and Conceited Pedlar. 216 
 
 Rambles Abroad, 1810-17-18. 
 
 Ramkins's (Major A.) Life and Adventures. 86 
 
 Rampant Alderman, a Farce. (O. P. 5.) . 519 
 
 Ramesay's (W.) Vox Stellarum. . 143 
 
 Ramsay's (Rev. A.) Serm. at Abernethie's Abjurat. 79 
 
 (Allan) Poem to Mr. Law. (T.) . 3 
 
 Poems, by Chalmers. 8. by Tennant. 8 
 
 Gentle Shepherd, with D. Allan's Illustrations. 13 
 
 Scots Proverbs. . . . 169 
 
 Evergreen. . . . 170 
 
 Tea Table Miscellany. . . 171 
 
 434 
 
 Rankin's (Rev. D.) Sermon, and 3 Discourse6.(T.2.3.) 66 
 Rantum Scantum, or Town Topics. . 86 
 
 Ranulph de Rohais, a Romance. . . 331 
 
 Ranzovii, (H.) De Genethl. Thematum Judiciis 141 
 
 Catalogus Imperatorum,&c.Artis Astrol. amat. 137 
 
 Raoli, Vita di Sant' Ilonofrio. . . 273 
 
 Rapin and Tindal's History of England. . 239 
 
 Rastell's (John) Chronicles, by Dibdin. . 28 
 
 Ratcliffe, (Charles) Memoirs of. . . 90 
 
 Rattenbury's (,T. F.) Edgar and Ella. . 165 
 
 Rau, (Mons. Sim.) Rime. . . 269 
 
 Raupach, Der Liebe Zaubcrkein. . 341 
 
 Ravenscroft's (Ed.) English Lawyer, Com (O.P. 5.) 213 
 
 Six Plays. . . . . 21S 
 
 (Thos.) Select Musical Works. . 276 
 
 Ravenstonedale, a Novel. . . . 331 
 
 Ravillae Redivivus. See Hickes. 
 Rawle's (Dr. W.) Constitution of United States. 303 
 Rawleigh Redivivus. See Philanax. Shaftesbury. 
 Rawley's (Dr. W.) Bacon's Natural History. 229 
 
 Rawlins's (Tlios.) The Rebellion. Tr. (O.P. 2.) 214 
 
 Tom Essence, Com. (O. F. 58.) . 221 
 
 Ray's (Jas.) Acts of the Rebels, 174G. 88. (T. 1.) 90 
 
 History of the Rebellion, 1745. . 89 
 
 . (John) Coll of unusual English Words. 169. 170 
 
 Collection of Proverbs. . . 169.175 
 
 . Scottish Proverbs, ... 86 
 
 Select Remains by Derham and Scott. 247 
 
 Raymundi Summula. . . . 229 
 
 Raynal's (Abbe') Hist, of European Settlements. 32 
 Raynold's (John) Dolarny's Piimerose. . 275 
 
 Read's (Wm.) Hill of Caves, and other Poems. 180 
 Reade'3(Edni.) Revolt of the Angels. . 322 
 
 Cain the Wanderer. . . . 322 
 
 Reading, Intelligence from, 1643. (T. h. 5.) 60 
 
 Rebellion of 1715, AVorks relative to the : 
 
 View of the Scots Rebellion, &c. 1715. 88 
 
 True Ace. of Proceedings at Perth, &c. 1716. 88 
 Dialogue betw. Whig and Jac. on late Reb. 1716. 88 
 Secret H ist. of Rebels in Newgate, 1716-17. 89 
 
 Lord Ch. Cowper's Two Sp. on sent. Rebel Lords. 92 
 Compleat Hist, of late Rebellion, 1716. 95 
 
 Faithful Register of late Rebellion, 1718. 95 
 
 Patten's Hist, of the late Rebellion, 1717. 97 
 
INDEX. 
 
 liae's Hist, of Rebellion, 1718. 17. 2i cd. 1746. 95 
 Sermons on. (Coll. of Sermons.) . . 80 
 Account of Rev. W. Paul, executed July 171iJ. 89 
 Passages relating to W. Paul and ,Iohii Hall. 95 
 Coll. of Original Letters, &c. relating to, 1730. 90 
 Acts of Parliament consequent on. . 87 
 History of. See Chambers. Charles. 
 Rebellion of 1745, Works relative to the : 
 Miscellaneous Papers relating to. . 2 
 Mem. and Admon. of Glasgow and Ayr Synod. 84. 31 1 
 Forms of Prayer on Occasion of. 1745. 65 
 Letter to the Earl of Traquair, 1745. . 89 
 Free Thought, Conv. of English, and Scotchman. 89 
 Advice of a Friend to Army and People of Sc. 1745. 93 
 Herring's Adv. to Inhabitants of Yorkshire. 1745. 93 
 Serious Address to People of Gr. Britain. 1745. 93 
 Epistle and Letter from Two Ladies. 1745. 94 
 Letter from Gen. Evening Post rel. to Eeb. 1745.94 
 Ferguson's Ace. of Persons in Serv. of Chev. 1745. 96 
 Grant's Answer to Pretender's 2d Manif. 1745. 96 
 Lett, from Berwick and Newcastle on Sit. of Edin. 97 
 Account of Conduct of Provost Stewart. 1745. 92 
 Maopherson's Hist, of Pres. Rebellion. 1745. 9G 
 Expost. Address to Nobility and Freeh, of Scot. AG 
 Folly and Danger of Present Associations. 1745. 91 
 Drummond's Aff. Case of Ensign Oswald. 1745. 92 
 Report of Board of Inq. on Cond. of Sir J. Cope. 65 
 I'resent State of Scotl. considered. 1745. (P.T.27.)311 
 Misc. Papers rel. to pr.Rebellion. Gibbons. 1745. 31 1 
 Brief represent, of Position of our Aifairs. 1745. 311 
 Letter to a Tory Friend on sit. of Affairs. 174G. 91 
 Lord G. Murray's Ace. of Battle of Culloden.1749. 94 
 Enquirj- into causes of late Rebellion. 174G. 91 
 Extr. from Steele's Crisis ad. to pr. Cr. 1746. 92 
 -Address to Nowswriters on Battle of Falkirk. 1 74G. 97 
 Coll. of Sermons on. 1745-8. 98. 99. (T.R.10-15.)311 
 Anderson's Chronicles of D. of Cumberland. 1746. 90 
 Marchant's Hist, of present Rebellion. 1746. 89 
 Hughs' Narr. or Journal of late Rebellion. 1746. 93 
 Hist, of Rise, Prog, and Ext. of Rebellion. 95 
 History of. ... . 80 
 Ray's Acts of the Rebels. 1746. . . 88 
 Trials of Rebel Lords and Officers. 1746. 92 
 Trialof Francis Townley. 1746. . . 92 
 Lord Hardwicke's Speeches on sent. R. L. 1746. 92.93 
 Dying Speeches and Papers. (Balmerino, &c.) 1746. 92 
 Words of Three Scots Rebels. 1746. 65 
 
 Memoirs of Rebel Lords, with Obs. i>LC. I74G. 93 
 Lady Nithsdale's Ace. of Lord Nithsdale's escape. 95 
 Foster and Finch's Ace. of Lord Kilmarnock. 1746. 96 
 Dying Speech of Parson Coppock. 1746. . 93 
 
 Memoirs of Charles Ratclitfe, ex. Dec. 1746. 90 
 
 Memoirs, &c. of Lord Lovat. . 89.90.94.96 
 
 Memoirs ofi and Poem, to Secretiiry Murray. 91 
 
 Hist. Ace. of Dr. Arch. Cameron, &c. 1753. 91 
 
 Life of A. Macdonald of Barisdale. 1754. 91 
 
 Letter to Duke of Newcastle, and Rem. 1746. 92.311 
 The Female Rebels, Duch. of Perth, &c. 1747. 92 
 Acts of Parliament consequent on. . 87 
 
 Caledonian Mercury, Sept. 1715. to Ap. 1747. 100 
 Provost Stewart's Trial bef. C. of Just. 1747. 92. 297 
 Coll. of Political Tracts relating to. 1747. 91 
 
 Chester Miscellany, 174.i-!750. . . 85 
 
 Henderson's Edinburgh History of. 1752. 84 
 
 Comp. and Authentic History of. 1747. . 84 
 
 Vohmteer's Journey wt. Army under D. of C. 1747. 90 
 Britain's Remembrancer. Imp. of pr. juncture. 1747.96 
 Ace. of Par. Proc. on grant of money to Glasg. 1 749.84 
 Tracts on Slavish Depend, and Her. Juiisd. 96 
 
 Roll of Claims of Hcrit. Jurisd. . . 1 1 
 
 Vision of Royal Ghost. Poen. aft. B. of Falkirk. 3 
 Jacobite and Whig Poetry. . 8(1. 90. 97 
 
 True Loyalist or Chevalier's Favourite. . 91 
 
 Hogg's Jacoljite Relics. . . . 19 
 
 Ray's Compleat Hist, of the Rebellion. 1749. 89 
 Dougal Graham's Imp. Hist, of do. in Verse, 1 774. 89 
 Short and True Narr. of Reb. 1779. . 90 
 
 See Charles Edward. Pretender. 
 
 Reljeilicn, 1745, MS. Works relative to : 
 
 Afemoirs reijarding 1745, . . . 15 
 
 Lord Elclio^s Journal. ... 23 
 
 Munccll of Kirkconnel'a Journal. . 23 
 
 Cam2iaiyn of Argyllshire Li vies. . . 85 
 
 ■Journal of Pretender's Son. \HG. . 85 
 
 Letters to Sir Andrew Agnexv. . . 15 
 
 Miscellaneous Poems and Prose. . , 80 
 
 Receipts (300) iu Cookery, Physic, and Surgery. 259 
 
 Records of Scots Parliaments. See R obertson. 
 
 Rectius Instruendum. Rev. of an Informer. 69 
 
 Rector'sCase, cone. Power of Suspension. (T. 17.) 285 
 
 Recueil Historique (do 6 pieces) . . 40 
 
 des Historiens des Gaules et de France. 35 
 
 Redi, (F.) Bacco in Toscana. (P. I.)40. Mathias. 38 
 Redclifl'e Church, Bristol. Essay on. Britton. 32 
 
 435 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Rcildie's (Dr. J.) Let. on Eng.Civ.Code.{S.L.T.15.) 34(1 
 
 isn 
 
 RedJing's (C.) Gabrielle, a Swiss Talc. 
 
 Reed, (Isaac)podsley's 01(1 Plays. 
 
 Slmkspeare, by Johnson iind Stcevens. 
 
 Baker's Biographica Dramatica. 
 
 Reeve's (Clara) Old English Baron. (B. N. L.) 
 
 Re-Examination of two of the Articles. 1636. 
 
 Reform Deformed, a Tragedy. (P. P. R. 13.) 
 
 Refoi-mado. (The) precisely charactered. 
 
 Reformation, Hist, of the. See Burnet. Knox. Munro. 
 
 Laws in favour of, in Scotland. (T. 1.) 291 
 
 of Manners. See Defoe. 
 
 Hist. Ace. of Designs for. (T. 12.) . 82 
 
 Sermons pr. before Societies for. . 139 
 
 Reformed Presbytery, Dif. betw. & Dissent. Breth. 291 
 
 Reformer, The, a Satirical Poem. (R. P. 2.) 80. R9 
 
 Reformers, Collections on Lives of the. See Wodrow. 
 
 Regan's (Maurice) Hist, of Ireland,1167-73.(H.H.)241 
 
 Regalia of Scotland, Plates of. 282. Papers rel. to. 218 
 
 Regiam Majestatem Scotiae. Skene. . 4 
 
 Regicides, Speeches and Tracts on the. 
 
 Register of Ministers, Exhorters and Readers. 
 
 Registrum Jlagini Sigilli Reg. Scot. Thomson. 
 
 Jacobi I. Pitcairn. 
 
 Episcopatus Moraviensis, 
 
 Monasterii de Passelet. 
 
 Regnault Warin, Cinq Mois de I'Hist. de France 
 Reid, (Alex.) Life of, by Prentice. . 
 
 (W.) Leith and London Smack Directory. 
 
 Reigning Vice, The, Satirical Essay. 
 
 Relation (Apolog.) of Sufferings of faithful Ministers. 69 
 
 of Children prophesying in Sleep. . 72 
 
 Religio Clerici, Churchman's Epistle, . 201 
 
 Religion, Repr. of Present State of. (T. D. S. 8.) 293 
 
 Lett, sur 1' Antiquite de laVeritable. (F.T.2.) 114 
 
 Religious Courtship. (D. 21.) See Defoe. 125 
 
 Remigii (Nic.) Diemonolatreia. . . 140 
 
 Remy, ( ) Les Jours. (R. F. 3.) . . 117 
 
 Renfrewshire, Descr. of. See C'rawfurd. Hamilton. 
 
 Witches, History of. . • _ 145. 146 
 
 Ainslie's Map of . . ■ 260 
 
 Rents and Prices, Jlodern Theories resp. (P. C. 4.) 342 
 Renwick, (Rev. Jas.) Life of, by Shiels. 67. 71 
 
 Hind let loose. (T. 1.) 69. 72. 73. (T.) 174 
 
 Inf. Vind. of Ch. of Scotland. (T. 18.) 
 
 Letters. . . • . 
 
 Testimony of persecuted Ministers. (T. 2.) 
 
 70 
 73 
 
 4. 76 
 
 Renwick. (Rev. Jas.) Shiels's Elegy on. (T. 2.) 75 
 
 Three Prophetical Sermons. . 76 
 
 Reply to Hertford Letter, on Mrs. Stout's Death. 288 
 Reports of State of certain Parishes in Scotland. 282 
 Repos, (Le) Epistle to the Public. (T.) . 16 
 
 Repp, (T.G.) De Sermone Tentamen. . 103 
 
 Re-Representation. Search after Great Plunderers. 308 
 Reresby's (Sir John) Memoirs, from Rest, to Revol. 257 
 Resenu (P. I.) Jus. Aul. Ant. Norvag. et Dan. 100 
 
 Snorronis Edda Islandorum. . 99 
 
 Resigners, The, Vindicated. 1718. (S. T. 4.) 310 
 
 Restituta. Titles, &c. of O. E. Books. See Brydge8.231 
 Return from Parnassus, Comedy. (O. P. 3.) 215 
 
 Retz, (Cardinal de) Memoires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Retzsch's (M.) Umrisse zu Gothe's Faust. 232 
 
 Revel, ( ) Buonaparte et Murat'Ravisseurs, &c. 327 
 Review of Evidence before Irish Comm. (I. P. 3.) 343 
 Revolution of 1688, Tracts, &c. relative to : 
 
 Collection of State Tracts, pub. on occasion of 29 
 
 Collection of Papers relating to. (R. T. 4.) 289 
 
 Collection of Broadsides relating to. 271 
 
 Four Questions debated, &c. (R. T. 7.) 289 
 
 Reflections on late and pr. Proceedings. 289 
 
 Necessity of Settling the Crown of England. 289 
 
 ]Mystericsof {uiquitii^orRei'ohitiund<iduced^^c.{S.T.Q,)\^ 
 
 •289 
 289 
 289 
 289 
 289 
 289 
 289 
 289 
 
 Proceedings of Pari, justified by Grotius. 
 Obedience due to the present King, (Wm.) 
 Memorial to P. and Princess of Orange. 
 Disc. cone, present Convention. (R.P.T. 3.) 
 Political Conference on origin of Civ. Govt. 
 Consid. proposed to Scots States. (R.T.I 6.) 
 Letter to Member of Scots Convention. 
 Letter to a Member of Meeting of Estates. 
 Reas. for Sc. Pari, not compl. wt. K. J's. pro. 1 8 
 
 Address of Scots Members to K. William. 289 
 
 Ace. of Affairs of Scotland. (R.T. 21.) . 289 
 
 Letter to Presbyterian Minister. (R. T. 14.) 289 
 Address of Presby. Ministers to Estates.(R.T.19.)289 
 Sober Conformist's Ans. to Rigid Confer. (R.T.15.)289 
 Ferguson's Proc. of Pari, of Scotl. Vindicated. 18 
 Papers relative to State Affairs during. . 307 
 
 Debate betw. L. and Com. in 1688, on word Abdicated. 
 See Duncan. Ferguson, S. (T.) 
 and Anti Rev. Princ. compared. (T. 3.) 24 
 
 and Present Estab. Vindicated. (T. 2.) 224 
 
 Political Blagnet, Essay in Defence of the. 85 
 
 See Jas. II. Wm. III. Hanover Succession, &c. 
 
 43G 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Revolution Fran9aise, Tableaux Historiques do la. 177 
 
 Collection des Me'moires sur la. . 3'23-4 
 
 RejTiard the Fox, and Shifts of Rej'nardine. 1 02 
 
 Reynke de Voss. . . . 100 
 
 Reyneri (C.) Disc. Hist, de Mon. Nig. S. Bened. Ang. 28 
 Reynolds, (Fred.) Life and Times of. . 202 
 
 (Jo.) Triumphs of God's Revenge ag. Murder. 154 
 
 (Rev. E.) Tr. of the Passions and Faculties. 83 
 
 Rheinische Bilder. See Vogt. . 330 
 
 Rheinische Gcschichten. See Vogt. . 48 
 
 Rhodes, Ancient History of. (A. U. H. 7.) 205 
 
 History of Knights of. (M. U. H. 1 5.) 20G 
 
 Notes on, hrj Sir W. Gcll. See Gelt. 
 
 Rhodes's (R.) Flora's "Vagaries, Com. (0. P. 59.) 221 
 Rhyme and Blank Verse, First Att. at. (P. C. 3.) 1C5 
 Rhymes of Northern Bards. See Bell. 
 Ricardus, Prior Hagustald. (Twysd.) . 27 
 
 Corinensis (Bert. Script. 3.) . . 257 
 
 Riccardo, (Abb. Cesare) Istoria di (I. L. I. 4.) 33!) 
 
 Riccio, (David) Life of. (M. A. A. 1.) . I7« 
 
 (Pascale) Istoria di. (S. N. S. 0.) . 340 
 
 Richardi I. Res Gestae in Palestina. Bruns. 253 
 
 Richard III. See Buck. More. Hutton. Walpole. 
 Richards's (Rev. G.) Aboriginal Britons. (O. P. P.) 1G9 
 Richardson, (Rev. A.) Two Sermons,1745. (T. 14.) 38 
 
 203 
 
 (D. L.) Sonnets and other Poems. 
 
 (G. F.) Poetic Hours. 
 
 (Jo) Disputatio Juridica. 
 
 (Sam.) Clarissa. 
 
 Pamela. .... 
 
 Sir C. Grandison. 
 
 Pamela, Clarissa, and Grandison. (B. N. L.) 
 
 Correspondence and Life. Barbauld. 
 
 (Rev. W.) Preaching Weathercock. See Dunton. 
 
 (Rev. Dr.W.) Letters on Antrim. . 314 
 
 (Prof W.) Poems and Plays. 193 
 
 Rir^helieu, (Card.) Hist, de la Mere et du Fils. 4 1 
 
 Mdmoires. (P. C.) ... 50 
 
 Richemont, (Comte de) Jle'moires. (P. C.) 49 
 
 Richmond, (A.B.) Nar. ofScots Manuf. Popul.lR17. ."lOl 
 Rickman's (T.) Att. to discr. Styles of Eng. Archit. 255 
 Ricraft's (J.) Survey of England's Champions. 258 
 
 Riddell's (John) Saltfoot Controversy. . 1" 
 
 Ridderlyke en Krvgs-Orders, Hist. van. 116 
 
 Riddle. Char, of Hairy Mons. under Holland.(P.17.)2C3 
 Rider's (W.) Twins, Tragi-Com. (O. P. 2.) 215 
 
 Ridley's (Jas.) Tales of the Genii. (T. of E.) 43 
 
 437 
 
 Ridpath's (Rev. Geo.) Border Hist, of Engl. & Scotl. 14 
 
 Craig's Scotland's Sovereignty. . 9 
 
 Proceedings of Scots Parliament, 1703. 18 
 
 Discourse on the Union. . . 27 
 
 Highland Chieftains' Vindication, against. 85 
 
 Medway's Inquiry into the Union. . 259 
 
 Answer to Scotch Presbyterian Eloquence. 65 
 
 Laick's Ans. to Scotch Presby.Eloquence.(T.3.) 84 
 
 Laick's Scots Episcopal Innocence. 83 
 
 ROey's (J.) Loss of American brig Commerce. 242 
 
 Rinaldo, Innamoramento di. . . llo 
 
 Rinaldini. D. Raub. Hauptmann. . 38 
 
 Rinuccini, (O.) La Dafne. (P. I. 17.) . 55 
 
 Euridice. (P. I. 35.) 56 
 
 Riouffe, Me'moires sur les Prisons. 323 
 
 Ritchie's (L.) Romance of History. France. 331 
 
 Ritson's (Jos.) Life of King Arthur. . 15K 
 
 Ancient Songs. . . . 15!>. 174 
 
 Remarks on Shakspeare. . . 174 
 
 Ancient Popular Poetry. . . 174 
 
 Ancient English Jletrical Romances. 174 
 
 Bibliographia Poetica. . . 174 
 
 English Songs. . . . 174 
 
 with add. and notes by Park. . 174 
 
 English Anthology. . . 174 
 
 Minot's Poems. . . . 174 
 
 Northern Garlands. . . 174 
 
 Select Scotish Poems. . . 174 
 
 Scotish Songs. See Pinkerton. . 1 74 
 
 Robin Hood. . . . 174 
 
 Essay on Abst. from Animal Food. . 174 
 
 Maxims in Conveyancing. . . 174 
 
 Baililf of a Liberty. . . . 174 
 
 ATevioirsof Captain John Hodfjsoii. . 143 
 
 Rival Chiefs, or Battle of the Boyne. 1 64 
 
 Rivarol, Me'moires de. . . . 323 
 
 Rivers's( ) Trayter, Trag. (O. P. 60.) 221 
 
 (A.) Philo's Sad Cond. of a Distrac. Kingdom. 59 
 
 Roaring Boyesin Elysium, Let. from to K. of G. &c. 169 
 Robb's (Rev.) Gratui. Add. to Alma Mater, Edinb. 1 62 
 Robb^ de Beauveset, Q2u\Tes. . . 117 
 
 Robberds's(Rev.J.G.) Sermon onT.Henry.(P.M.3.)199 
 Rob Don, the Sutherland Bard. See Mackay. 
 Rob Roy. See Macgregnr. 
 
 Rob Stene's Dream, a Poem. . . 282 
 Robe,( Rev. J.)Nar. of God'sWork at KUsy th. (T. 6.) 67 
 (Rev. W.) Grey's Let. to, on Life of Cairns. 75 
 
 3 K 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Robert I. See Barbour. Gordon. Kerr. 
 
 II. See Hay. 
 
 III. See Tarbat. 
 
 of Gloucester's Chronicle. Hearne. 233 
 
 o/Ci/si!e.{E.M.R.6.) . . 103 
 
 St. of Knaresborough, Metrical Life of. 276 
 
 the Devyll. (Thorns. S.) . . 103 
 
 Metrical Romance, by Herbert. 1 20 
 
 (Mad.) Voyages dans !e Sept Pianettes. (V.) 45 
 
 Les Ondins. (V. J.) . . 46 
 
 Roberti, (G.) Poemetti. (P. I. 49) . 56 
 
 Roberto, Re di Napoli, Vita di, da JIurena. 268 
 Roberts's(Rev.S.)Serm.onLoveofCountry.(T.R.12.)311 
 
 (G.) History of Lyme Regis. . 303 
 
 ( ) Clio and Euterpe. Coll. of Songs. 157 
 
 Robertson's (Alex, of Strowan) Poems. . 7 
 
 (Rev. Geo.) Nar. &c. de Vita Rob. RoUok. 277 
 
 (Geo.) Cran-furd's Descr. of Renfrewshire. 1 3 
 
 History of Ayrshire Families. . 341 
 
 (.John) Waddin' Day, &c. Poems. 1G4 
 
 (Rev. Dr. Wra.) History of Scotland. 4 
 
 History of Charles V. . . 204 
 
 History of America. . . 204 
 
 ( W. and A.) Records of Pari, of Scotland. 1 1 
 
 (W. P. C.) Unc. Infl. agt. pr. Scots Brigade. 23 
 
 Robertas de Boston, Chronicon Angliae. (Sp. 2.) 238 
 
 Robespierre, (Max.) Papiers trouve's chez. 324 
 
 Robin Hood, Ballads and Histories of. . 159 
 
 History of. (Thorns. 8.) . . 103 
 
 See Heywood. Jonson. Ritson. 
 
 Robinson Crusoe. See Defoe. 
 
 Robinson's (B.) Sermon on Christmas Day. (P. 13.) 303 
 
 (CI.) HandefuU of P. Delites. ( H. 4.) 1 84 
 
 .^— (Rich.) Ley land's Assertion of K. Arthur. 106 
 
 (T.) Anatomy of Eng. Nunnery at Lisbon. 76 
 
 Robison's (Prof. J.) Proofs of Conspiracy ag. Gov. 318 
 
 Robson's (Thos.) British Herald. . 265 
 
 Roby's (,T.) Lorenzo, a Tale of Redemption. 168 
 
 Traditions of Lancashire. . . 197 
 
 Rocca, (M. de) Me'm. sur la Guerre d'Espagne. 324 
 
 Roche's (Ham.) Salamanca, Heroic Poem. (P. 2.) 187 
 
 Rochechouart, (G. de) Me'moires. (P. C.) 49 
 
 Rochefoucault, (Due de la) Mtooires. (P. C.) 50 
 Rochejaquelein, (Mad. de la) Mdmoires. 38. 324 
 
 Memoirs of, by Scott. (C. M.) . 315 
 
 Rochester's (John Earl of) Poems. (E. P.) 42. 194 
 Valentinian, Tragedy. (0. P. 61.) . 221 
 
 Rochester, ( J. E. of) Life & Death of, by Bp. Burnet. 1 39 
 Rock (Capt.) Detected, by Munster Farmer. 251 
 
 Rocoles, (J. B.) Ziska, le redoutable Aveugle. 39. 47 
 Rodd's (Th.) Ballads of Wars of Granada. 171 
 
 Rodger's (Alex.) Peter Cornclips. . 88 
 
 Rodrigo, (Rey Don.) Historia del. . 121 
 
 Rogadei, (G. 0.) Pop. Ant. d'ltalia Cistiberina 273 
 Roger Bontemps en belle humeur. . 116 
 
 Rogers'8(N.)Memoirs of Monmouthshire.(E.T.T. 1 .) 1 44 
 
 (Sam.) Pleasures of Memory. . 194 
 
 Rohan, (Due de) Memoires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Rokesby's (J.) Lay of the Reed-Water Minstrel. 155 
 Roland, (Mad.) Memoires. . . 323 
 
 Holland's (John, of Dalkeith) Seven Sages, 1578. 280 
 
 Seven Sages, 1631. . . . 341 
 
 Rolleston's (M.) Moses and the Israelites. (O.P.P.) 169 
 
 Mahomet. (0. P. P.) . . 169 
 
 Rolli, ( ) L'Eroe Pastore. . . 56 
 
 Rollin's (Abbe') Ancient History. . , 247 
 
 Rollock, (Rev. R.) Treat, of God's Eff. Calling. 288 
 
 Narrationes de Vita. Robertson et Charteris. 277 
 
 Roman Antiquities. See Godwin. . 81 
 
 Story, A. (T. o. D. S. 9.) . . 293 
 
 Romances, Metrical. See Metrical. 
 
 Viejos, Silva de. See Grimm. Depping. 
 
 Romanelli, (D.) Ant. Topogr. di Napoli. 273 
 
 Romans, 13th Chap, of. Vindicated. (T. 10.) 66 
 
 Romans, History of the. See Bower. 
 Romans de Chevalerie, Extraits des. Tressan 112 
 
 Tables Geneal. des Heros des. See Dutens. 
 
 Romantische Geschichte der Vorzeit. . 55 
 
 Romanzi di Cavalleria, Stor. ed Analisi di. See Ferrario. 
 Rome, Pacquet of Ad vice from. See Care. 287 
 
 or Geneva. True Church of England. (P.T.9.) 309 
 
 State of, under Nero, a Satire. (P. T. 8.) 309 
 
 Church of England's Advanceslo. See Dumoulin. 
 
 in the^ineteenth Century, Eaton. 256 
 
 Hist, des Revolutions de. See Vertot. (O. C.) 
 
 's Additions to Christianity. See Canaries. 
 
 See Chas. I. Jesuits. Louis XIV. Pope. 
 
 Romito di S. Donato. Romanzo Stor. . 269 
 
 Romulus and Hersilia, Tragedy. (O. P. 7.) 219 
 
 Ronsovius,(H.)Englishman'3Doctor,by Harrington. 107 
 
 On Preservation of Health, by S. H. 107 
 
 See Ranzovius. 
 
 Rooke's (Sir Geo.) Voyage to Mediterranean. (T.l.) 283 
 Room's (Ch.) Herculaneum, a Poem. 166 
 
 438 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Roquefort, (J. B.) Etat de la Po^sie Francaise. 41 
 
 Glossaire de la Langue Eomaine. . 120 
 
 Rosa, (Salvator) Satire. (P. I. 40.) . 56 
 
 Ro8ciu3 Anglicanus. See Downes. 
 
 Roscoe, (Wm.) Life of Lorenzo de Medici- 192 
 
 Life of Pope Leo X. . . 152 
 
 Bowles's Lessons in Criticism to, on Pope. 188 
 
 — (Thos.) Sismondi's Literature of South. 316 
 
 German Novelists. . . . 317 
 
 Roscommon's (Earl of) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Essay on Translated Verse. (P. P. 11.) 305 
 
 Horace's Art of Poetry. (P. P. 12.) 305 
 
 Rose,The.Reply to the Thistle. (T.2.)94. (R.T.17.) 311 
 
 (Geo.) Observations on Fox's History. 253 
 
 (Sir G. H.) Marchmont Papers. . 254 
 
 Letter on Slave Conversion. (M. E. P. 4.) 342 
 
 (W. Stewart) Amadis of Gaul. . 106 
 
 Anecdotes of Monkeys. . . 250 
 
 Ariosto's Orlando Furioso. . . 250 
 
 — Bemi's Orlando Innamorato. . 250 
 
 Court of Beasts, from CastL . . 250 
 
 Crusade of St. Lewis and K. Ed. (BI. P. 34.) 1 »6 
 
 Letters from .Italy, 1817. . 318 
 
 Partenope.\ de Blois. . 185 
 
 Thoughts and Recollections. . . 250 
 
 Rose-Croix, Adv. des Freres de la. Neuhous. 1 4 1 
 
 Histoire des. Naudd . . 141 
 
 Rosie Crosse, Laws of Fraternity of. Maierus. 1 32 
 
 Rosencreutz's (C.) Hermetick Romance. . 144 
 
 Rosini, (Gio.) La Monaca di Monza. . 269 
 RosljTiChap. and Cast. Desc. of. See Britton. Johnstone. 
 
 Ross, (Alex.) Helenore, or Fort. Sheperdess. 171 
 
 (Bp. Alex.) Funeral Ser. on. 1720. (T. 9.) 66 
 
 (Mrs.) Memoirs, or Spiritual Exercises. 69 
 
 -^— (Mother) Life and Adventures of. See Defoe. 
 
 ^— (Walter) Lectures on Law of Scotland. 272 
 
 Rossi (Joan.) Historia Regum Angliae. . 245 
 
 Rosset, Histoires Tragiques. . . 145 
 Rossetti,(Gab.) Div. Commedia di Dante, con Com. 274 
 
 Roswall and Lillian, History of. . 1 04 
 
 MS. TraiiBcript. {E. M. R. 13.) 104 
 
 Rota, ( ) Poesie. (P. I. 25.) . . 55 
 Rotta di Francciosi e Scoccesi. See Aretino. 
 Rotherham's(Rev.J.)Ess.onHumanLiberty.(P.T.8.)312 
 Rothes's (Earl of) Acct. of Affairs in Scotl. 1637-8. 276 
 
 Rottenhagen, ( ) Froschmauseler. 118 
 
 Rou, ( ) Rem. sur I'Hist d'Calvinisme. 93 
 
 Rous's (F.) Attick Antiquities. (T. 3.) 
 Rousseau, (J. J.) La Reine Fantasque. (C F.) 
 
 CEuvres complettes. 
 
 Rovere, (G. B. della) Filli di Scire. (P. I. 36) 
 Row, Memorials of Family of, &c. 
 
 (Rev. Jo.) Pockmanty Preaching. (T.) 
 
 Pockmanty Sermon. (T.) 
 
 (Rev. Mr.) Memoirs of Robert Blair. (T. 2.) 
 
 Rowallan, Hist, of Mures of. See Mure. 
 Rowe's (Mrs. E.) Letters from Dead to Living. 
 
 (Nicholas) Poems. (E. P.) 
 
 Lucan'sPharsalia. (E. P.) . . 42. 
 
 Six Plays. .... 
 
 Lady Jane Grey. (O. P. 1.) . 
 
 Rowland's (Dav.) LazariUo de Tonnes. 
 
 (Dr. John) Topsell's History of Beasts 
 
 (S.) Letting of Humors Blood. 107. 
 
 History of Guy Earl of Warwick. 
 
 Rowlandson's Etchings to T. Jones & Jos. Andrews. 
 Rowley's (S.) Noble Soldier, Tragedy. 
 
 (Wm.) Shoemaker a Gentleman, Com. 
 
 (&Heywood) Fortune byLand & Sea.(O.P.l.) 
 
 (&Webster)Cure for a Cuckold,Com.(O.P.l.) 
 
 (& Middleton) Fair QuarrelL (0. P. 1.) 
 
 Roxana, the Fortunate Mistress. See Defoe. 
 
 ROXBURGH CLUB BOOKS. 
 
 Aretino, Rotta di Francciosi e Scoccesi. 
 
 Bancroft's Glutton's Feaver. 
 
 Caxton's Ovid's Metamorphoseos. 
 
 Chester Mysteries. 
 
 Chevelere Assigne. 
 
 Churchyard's Ovid de Tristibus. 
 
 Cock Lorell's Boat. 
 
 Complaint of a Lover's Life. Lover and Jay. 
 
 Constable's (H.) Diana, Conceptfiil Sonnets. 
 
 Contenance de la Table. 
 
 Court-Mai tial on John Master of Sinclair. 
 
 Cutwi.de's (T.) Caltha Poetarum. 1. 
 
 Edward the Sixt, Funeralles of. 
 
 Faulcon, Livre de. . . . 
 
 Goldingham's Garden Plot. 
 
 Gower's Balades and other Poems. 
 
 Hagthorpe's Poems. . . , 
 
 Havelok the Dane, a Romance. 
 
 JIadden's Def. of Glossjiry to Havelok. 
 
 Informacon for Pylgrymes to Holy Londe. 
 
 276 
 275 
 
 275 
 275 
 
 276 
 .274 
 
 276 
 275 
 275 
 276 
 
 276 
 
 439 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Jack Juggler and Thersytes, Two Interludes. 275 
 
 .Tudicium, a Pageant, from Toimeley MS. 276 
 
 Laelii Oratio in T. Tassi Obituni. . 276 
 
 Launcelot du Lake, Sir, Adventures of. 275 
 
 Life of St. Robert of Knaresborough. . 276 
 
 Lydgate's (J.) Chorle and Birde. . 275 
 
 Hors, Shcpe, and Ghoos. . 275 
 
 Marston's Elegy on Lord Grey of Wilton. 276 
 
 Mary, Princess, Spousals to Prince of Castyle. 275 
 
 Q. of Scots, Marriage to Dauphin of France. 275 
 
 Newes from Scotland. D. Life of Dr. Fian. 275 
 Notborune Mayd. Mayd Emlyn. . 276 
 Orleans's (Clias. Duke of) English Poems. 276 
 Percy's Cuck-Queanes and Cuckolds Errants. 276 
 Porto, Istoria di due nobili Amanti. . 275 
 Poeme sur la Journee de Guiiiegate. 276 
 Poesies Anciennes Franfaises . 276 
 Raynold's Dolarny's Primerose. 155. 275 
 Ravenscroft's Select Musical Works. 276 
 Ro,\burgh Garland. . . . 162 
 Scoloker's Daiphantus, or Passion of Love. 275 
 Skelton's Magnyfycence, an Interlude. . 276 
 Surrey's Virgil's ./Eneis. . . 274 
 World and Child. Proper new Interlude. 275 
 Walter's Life of St. Ursula. . 275 
 Guiscard and Sigismund. . 275 
 
 Roxburgh, Town and Castle, Hist, of, by Haig. 22 
 
 Roxburghshire, Stobie's Map of. . 260 
 
 and Selkirk Railway, Report on. Stevenson. 230 
 
 Yeomanry Cavalry, Instr. to. See Cariuthers. 
 
 Royal Family of G. B., Geneal. Tree of 260 
 
 and Noble Authors of G. B. Cat. of. See Orford. 
 
 Guard of Scot. Archers in France, Papers on. 281 
 
 House of France, Gen. Mem. of See Ashburton. 
 
 Marriage Act, Consid. on. (P. T. 1.) 312 
 
 Oak. See Danvers. Boscobel. 
 
 Library of Scotland, Notices of (M. S.) 7 
 
 Wardrobe and Jewel House, (Sc.) Invent, of 2 
 
 Oidlaxo. Scottish Poetical Talc. . 282 
 
 Scottish Minstrelsy. . . 23 
 
 Society of Edinburgh, Transactions of 271 
 
 Society of Literature, Charter, &c. of (T. A. 11 . ) 338 
 
 Tracts. See James II. 
 
 Royaux Lignages, Branches des. (B. C.) 51 
 
 Rozelli, (Signer) Memoirs of See Defoe. 
 
 Rucellai, ( ) Gli Api. (P. I. 23.) . 55 
 
 Rud, (T.) Catalogus Codd. MSS. Dmielm. 264 
 
 Rudd's (Mrs.) Narrative of her Case. (T. 2.) 296 
 
 Ruddiman, (T.) Anderson, Diplomata Scotiae. 239 
 
 G. Buchanani Opera. . . 10 
 
 Catalogue of Advocates Libran.'. . 265 
 
 Grammat. Latinae Instit. 22 
 
 Life of, by Chalmers. . . 9 
 
 Rufine, (Donna, Court, de Seville) Hist. de. 110 
 
 Ruggle, (G.) Ignoramus, Comoedia. . 218 
 
 Rules to get Children by, with Handsome Faces. 128 
 
 of Speaking and Action. (T. 8.) . 24 
 
 Civility, from the French. . . 133 
 
 Good Deportment. Petrie. . 110 
 
 Social Philosophy. Philips. . 294 
 
 of Thistle Golf Club. . . 302 
 
 Ruminator, a Series of Essays, by Brydges, &c. 204 
 Rump, The, Coll. of Songs and Ballads. 1660. 170 
 
 Poems and Songs on the late Times. 1 662. 1 70 
 
 Rupert, (Prince) Historical Memoirs of 26 
 
 Tracts relative to. . . . 59 
 
 Relation of the Fleet, ix.c. under. 1673. 59 
 
 Message and Letter from Charles I. to. (T. 2.) 60 
 
 Rush, (Fryer) History of, (Thoms. 4.) 103. (R.T.5.) 127 
 Rushworth's (John) Historical Collections. 252 
 
 Russel's (Bp.) Keith's Cat. of Scottish Bishops. 14 
 
 Russell's (Col.) Relation of proc. at Lichfield. (T.2.) 59 
 
 (Rev. H.) Journey from Time to Eternity. 77 
 
 (John) Tour in Germany. . 257 
 
 (P. and Owen's) England Displayed. 262 
 
 Russia, History of, to Peter the Great. (M.U.H.32.) 207 
 
 Sket. of Mil. & Pol. Power of, in 1 8 1 7. See Wilson. 
 
 Fr.Campaign in. SeeBoutourlin. Chambry. Segur. 
 
 Rusticae Rei Scriptores, Cato, Vatro, &c. 227 
 
 Rutherford, (A. Eail of Teviot.) Moors Baffled, &c. 178 
 
 (Rev. S.) Fast Sermon, 1644. (T. 1.) 62 
 
 Power and Prev. of Faith. (T. 1.) 70 
 
 Lex. Rex. The Law and the Prince. 72 
 
 Letters. Joslnm Jiedirii'us. . 73 
 
 Predictions. ... 75 
 
 Communion Exhortations. 75 
 
 Ruyter, (Admiral de) Life of . . 26 
 
 Rycaut's (Sir Paul) Turkish History. . 238. 262 
 
 Rye-House Plot. See Grey. 
 
 Rymbegla. Comp. Eccles. Islandorum. Biornonis. 64 
 Rymer, (Thomas) Foedera, &c. a Holmes. 23. 24 
 
 _ Curious Amusements, and Poems. 113 
 
 Edgar, Tragedy. (O. P. 62.) . 221 
 
INDEX. 
 
 S. (F. W.) The Presbyteries Triall. 80 
 
 S. (G.) Anglorum Speculum. Worthies of England. 71 
 S. (J.) Age of the World. Sue. of Scot. Mon. SeeSpreuI. 
 S. (J.) Olaus Magnus's Hist, of Goths, &c. C4 
 
 S. (.J.) Nupt. of the Lamb. Find. Poem. (O.P.30.) 1 57 
 S. (J. L.) Juvenile Effusions, comp. at Edin. H. S. 1 63 
 
 157 
 184 
 21 
 
 S. (M.) Great Birth of Man. (O. P. 4.) 
 
 S. (R.) The Phoenix Nest. (H. G.) 
 
 S. (T.) Hist, of Affairs in Scotland, 1660-1690. 
 
 Sabbath, Short History of the. (C. T. 26.) 290 
 
 Sacchetto, (Fr.) Novelle. . . 121 
 
 Sacclii, (D.) I Lambertacci ei Geremei. . 274 
 
 Sacheverel, (Rev. J.) Ace. of Marl. Ghost. (D.o.T.) 143 
 
 (Rev. Dr.) Life and Actions of. See Bisset. 
 
 Vindication of, against Bisset. (T. 2.) 293 
 
 Apology for Lies against. See Withers. 
 
 Sp. of Bishops on Imp. of. (T. 5.) 88. (4. 5.) 293 
 
 Character of Don S. (T. 0.) 88. (S. T. 54.) 307 
 
 's (Wm.) Account of Isle of Man. . 22 
 
 SackviUe,(Ld. G.)thesup. Auth. of Junius. SeeCoventry. 
 Sacramental Test, &c. contr. to Law of God. (T. 10.) 8 
 Sadducism, New Confutation of Sec Telfair. 
 Sadducismus Debellatus. See Shaw. 
 
 . Triumphatus. See Glanville. 
 
 Sade's(Abbe'de)Theoryon Petrarch. See Woodhouselee. 
 Sadeur, Jacques, Voyages de. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 Sadler (Sir R.) State Papers and Letters. Scott. 29 
 
 (W. Sen. and Jun.) Aerial Voyages of. 33 
 
 Sage's ( Bp. ) Re. on Webster & Williamson.(C.T. 1 7. )290 
 
 Drummond of Hawtliomden's Works. 1 1 
 
 Saintre, (Petit Jean de.) See Jean. 
 Saints, Lives, &c. of: — 
 
 Sanctorum Legenda Aurea. See Voragine. Lryeiida. 
 
 Scotiae Vitae Antiquae. See Pinkerton. 
 
 St. Ann, the Mother of God. See Clagett. 
 
 San Dima, II Buon Ladrone. Orilia. . 268 
 
 S. Francisci, Seraphicae in Vitam. Maripetri. 268 
 
 San Gennaro, Padrone di Napoli, Istoria di. 268 
 
 St. George, the English Patron. See Dawson. 
 
 Sant' Honofrio, Vita di. Raoli. 
 
 St. Patrick, Apostle of Ireland, Life of. 
 
 Life and Acts of, by Jocelyn. 
 
 St. Robert of Knaresborough, Metr. Life of. 
 
 S. Thomae Cantuariensis Vita, &c. (Sp. 3.) 
 
 St. Ursula, Life of. Walter. 
 St. Andrews. See Martin. Copland. 
 St. Auban, (Seigneur de) M^moires. (P. C.) 
 
 St. Canice, Cath. of, Kilkenny, Epitaphs in. 
 
 072 
 
 St. Cecilia Coll. of Scotch and English Songs. 161.171 
 St. Guerdun's Well, a Poem. See White. 
 
 St. Jean, Los Etrennes de la. (R. F. 1.) . 117 
 St. Kilda. See Buchan. Martin. Macauley. 
 Sainte Marie, (P. H. de) Dissert, sur la Chevalerie. 48 
 
 St. Morys, (Comte de) Politique de I'Europe. 326 
 
 St. Palaye's (La Cume de) Life of Froissart. 229 
 St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, Hist, of See Mason. 
 
 St. Phale, (Jladlle. de) History of . 178 
 
 St. Serfe's (Sir T.) Tarugo's Wiles, Com. (O.P.83.) 221 
 
 St. Severin, (J. de) Sejour en Sardaigne. . 36 
 
 St. Simon, (Due de) CEuvres, par Soulavie. 38 
 
 SakvoU (Ein) Witz, Spass, u. Ernst. . 47 
 
 Salami's (A.) Narr. of E.xpedition to Algiers. 235 
 
 Sale Room, Weekly Periodical. . 34 
 
 Salignac, (B. de) M^moires. (P. C.) . 49 
 Salis (Ct. de) Cons, on Draining Bill. &c. (A.T.I.) 300 
 
 Salkeld's (J.) Treatise of Angels. . 139 
 
 Sallustius, Popmae. (V. L. C. 46.) . 226 
 
 Sallust, Works of, trans, by Dr. H. Steuart. 264 
 
 Salmasius, (A.) de Annis Climactericis. . 147 
 
 Salmon Fishery of Scotland, Obs. on. (T. S. 16.) 345 
 
 Salmon's (Th.) Exam, of Bp. Burnet's Hist. 24 
 Salomon und IMarkolf See Hagen. Narrenbuch. 
 
 Salomonis et Marcolphi Decertatio. (F. C.) 155 
 
 Salt's (H.) Essay on Phonetic Hieroglyphics. 36 
 
 Salter's (J.) Calliope's Cabinet Open. . 144 
 Saltfoot Controversy. See Riddell. Steuarts. 
 
 Salus Populi Suprema Lex, &c. (R. T. 8.) 289 
 
 Sams's (W.) Court Anecdotes. . . 334 
 
 Samson's Riddle. Proc. agt. Covenanters. (T. 1 7.) 286 
 
 Sampson's (W.) Vow Breaker, Play. 217 
 
 Sancho Panza, Histoire de. . 41 
 
 Sancroft, (Abp.) Overall's Convocation Book. 83 
 
 Vindication of, by Turner. (P. T. 6.) 309 
 
 Sandel's (Sam.) Ace. of Eman. Swedenborg. 248 
 
 Sanderson, (Dr. R.) AValton's Life of (W. L.) 193 
 
 (W.) Life and Reign of King Charle.s. 30 
 
 Sandrin, Le, ou Verd Galant, &c. (M. 2.) 116 
 Sandy,(Geo.) and Shiells,(T.) Catal. of Signet Libr. 272 
 
 Sandys, (Geo.) Ovid's Metamoqihoses. . 109 
 
 Travels in Turkey, Egypt, &c. . 1 97 
 
 Sangs of the Lowlands of Scotland. 176 
 Sannazarius, (A.'S.) Memoirs of (G. M.) 187 
 Sannazaro, Arcadia, (P. I. 16.) . . 55 
 Poesie. (P. 1. 26.) ... 65 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Sansovino, (F.) Famiglie lUustri d'ltalia. 
 Santis, (T. de) Tumulto di Napoli. 1648. 
 Santo, (Antonio di) Istoria di. (I. C. I. C.) 
 Sapinaud, (Mad.) Mdmoires sur la Vendue. 
 Sartorius Sinegradibus, (Dr.) Life and Adv. of. 
 Sarragossa, Siege of. See Vaughan. 
 Sarrazin, (Gen.) Guerre de Russie et d'Allemagne. 325 
 Satan in Search of a Wife. . . 166 
 
 's Fiery Darts Quenched. See Hall. 
 
 Invisible World Displayed. See Sinclair. 
 
 Satyr against Hypocrites. See Philips. 
 
 against Man. Sylria's Revenge. (O.P.6.16.)157.305 
 
 againstWoman. (P. P. 1«.) . . 305 
 
 upon the Town. (O. P. 3.) . . 157 
 
 Satyre Menippfe du C'atholicon d'Espagne. 38 
 
 Saul, King, Tragedy of. (0. P. 8.) . . 219 
 
 Saul's (Rev. E.) Hist. Ace. of Barometer. (C.o.P.8.) 307 
 Saunders's (Tib.) Essay on Lotteries. (M. T. 12.) 288 
 Savage's (Rich.) Poems. (E. P.) 42. Works & Life. 194 
 
 Epistle to Fred. Prince of Wales. (P.P.29.) 283 
 
 Author to be Lett. By Iscariot Hackney. 187 
 
 See Scarron. Knolls. 
 
 Savary, ( ) Guerres des Vende'ens, &c. 324 
 
 (Due de Rovigo) Mdmoires. . . 327 
 
 Vindication of, by himself. (H. P. T. 8.) 343 
 
 Saville, (Hen.) Scriptores post Bedam. . 27 
 
 Saviolo, (Vine.) His Practise of Rapier & Dagger. 119 
 Sawyer, (Edm.) Winwood's Memorials of State. 233 
 Saxo Grammaticus, Historia Danica, a Petro. CO 
 
 Critisk Undersogelse, &e. See Muller. 
 
 Saxon Chronicle. See Ingram. 
 
 Saxoniae Chronicon. See Chytraei. 
 
 Sayers's (Dr. F.) Poems, & North. Dram. Sketches. 202 
 
 Disquisitions, Metaphysical, &c. . 202 
 
 Sayings, Wise and Ingenious. &c. . . 136 
 
 Saywell's(Rev.Dr.)Inq. into means of Union.(T.14.)286 
 Scarborough, History of. See Henderwell. 
 
 Castle, a Poem. See Wrangham. 
 
 Tales. See Watkins. 
 
 Scarron's Comical Works. . 
 
 Scarronides, or Virgil Travestie. See Cotton. 
 
 Schau-Platz denckw. Begebenheiten. 
 
 Schefferi (Jo.) Lapponia. 
 
 Scheffer's History of Lapland. 
 
 Schetky, (J. A.) Biographical Sketch of. (S.T.9.) 
 
 Schiller's (Fr.) Trauerspiele. 
 
 Sanmitliche Werke. .,• 
 
 135 
 
 Schiller's Musen-Almanach. 
 
 Wallenstein, by Coleridge. 
 
 by Moir. 
 
 Song of the Bell, by Page. 
 
 by Lord F. Egerton. 
 
 337 
 340 
 113 
 320 
 
 100 
 
 47 
 
 212 
 160 
 161 
 199 
 
 Robbers, by Lord Woodhouselee. . 212 
 
 Thirty Years' War, by Moir. (C. M.) 315 
 
 Schilteri (Jo.) Thesaurus Antiq. Teutonicarum. 262 
 Schlegel, (A. W.) Litterature Dramatique. Necker. 40 
 
 Lectures on Dramatic Art. Black. . 200 
 
 (Fr.) Geschichte der alten u. neuen Litteratur. 55 
 
 Lectures on Hist, of Literature. . 200 
 
 Schleichers, (Er.) Leben und Jleinungen. Cramer. 47 
 SchlichtegroU, (F.) Tumier-Buch H. Wilhelm IV. 337 
 Schnurr, (B.) Ameisen und MUckenkrieg. 53 
 
 Schreiber, (Hofr.)Baden u. seine Umgebungen. 
 Schrevelii Lexicon Graeco-Latinum. 
 Schotti (Gasp.) Physica Curiosa. 
 Schubart's (H.) Scott's Lieder u. Balladen. 
 Schultens, (Prof) See Herbelot. 
 Schweizerische Volkslieder. 
 Scoloker's (Ant.) Diaphantus, or Passion of Love. 275 
 Scoresby'8 (Rev. W.) Voyage to N. Whale Fishery. 235 
 Scotch Haggis. See Webster, (D.) 
 
 Medal deciphered. 1711. . . 15 
 
 Mist cleared up. Proc. ag. Argyle. (T. R. 2.) 289 
 
 Presbyterian Eloquence. See Calder. 
 
 Answer to. See Laick. Ridpath. 
 
 Rogue. Life of Donald Macdonald. . 131 
 
 Scoti (Gualt.) Phylarcharum Scotorum Gent. Insig. 110 
 
 (Michaelis) Secreta Naturae. . 109 
 
 Liber Physionomiae. . . ■ 148 
 
 Physionomia Natural di Michel Scotto. 47 
 
 (Rom.) Summ. Rat. ad occ. Mar. Reg. (Jebb.) 12 
 
 Scotiae Indiculum. See Moodie. 
 Scotish Dove with an Olive Branch. See Rae. 77 
 
 Scotish Poems, Epitaphs, Laym. Lament, ^c. 
 Scotland, Miscellaneous Papers rel. to. 
 
 Miscellanea Curiosa AfS, relative to. 
 
 Miscellanea Scotica. Tracts relative to. 
 
 Certayne Matters concerning the Realme of. 
 
 Chronicles of the Kings of. 
 
 ConsicL on present State of. 1744. (P. T. 25.) 311 
 
 Descr. of all the Kings of. (T. & S. 1 1.) 66 
 
 Declar. of Estates of, cone. elm. of Right.(T. 1 4.)284 
 
 Discov. made in, of Consp. ag. Govt. 1685. 3 
 
 Enquiry into things concern. 1734. (P.T.26.) 311 
 
 132 
 2 
 2 
 7 
 5 
 
 280 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Scotland, Essay for Peace, &c. ab.Ch. Gov. in.(T.39)-290 
 
 Counter Essay in answ. to Essay for P.(C.T.8.)290 
 
 Letters on Essay for P. and Answ.(C.T.21.22.)290 
 
 History of, to Union, 1707. (M. U. H. 41.) 207 
 
 History of Affairs of, 1660 to 1690, by T. S. 21 
 
 Diurnal of Rem. Occurrents. in, 1513-1575. 279 
 
 Imp. Ace. of Trans, in. Glencoe Massacre. 10 
 
 Laws and Judicatures of. Vindicated. 97 
 
 Loud Cry for Help to Struggling Ch. of. 1753. 69 
 
 Lett, on Defections and Sins of Ch. of. (T.6.) 74 
 
 Lett, on Quest, betw. Nonjurant & Jurant M. 67 
 
 Map of, by Ainslie. . . . 260 
 
 New Map of, by an English Pencil. . 59 
 
 Modem Account of. See Kirke. 
 
 Notes of Elec. Proc. of Represent. Peers of. 295 
 
 Nationall Coven, or Conf. of Faith of Kirk of. 70 
 
 Papers rel. to Adm. of Civ. Justice in. 13 
 
 Warrant app. Commissioners for do. (T. 1.) 295 
 
 Pailiaments of. See Acts. Records. 
 
 Diurnal of Debates, &c. in, 1648. (M.C.) 61 
 
 Proper Project for, to startle fools, &c. 1699. 285 
 
 Regalia of. Plates. 232. Papers relative to the. 278 
 
 Remarks on Adm. of Crim. Justice in.(S.L.T.9.)345 
 
 Remonst. from Estates of, to Pari, of Eng.1640. 21 
 
 Reas.for enc. the Linen Manufac. of. (P.T.34.)31 1 
 
 Speech at C. M. for assessing Lands, &c.(P.l.)250 
 
 Scarcity of Gold and Silver Coin in, Consid. on.31 1 
 
 Three Treaties bet. England and. (T. 30.) 61 
 
 True Inter, of, vrt. reg. to the Sucoession.(T.14.) 82 
 
 Universities of, Evid. and Report of Com. of. 337 
 
 Scotland's Glory and her Shame, Poem. . 71 
 
 Interest. Benefit of Trade wt. Eng..l704. (T.l 1 .) 82 
 
 Present Circumstances. See Arnot. 
 
 Warning, or Treatise of Fasting. . 76 
 
 Scotorum Poetarum Delitiae. Jonston. . 11 
 
 Tom. 1. Adamson, (P.) Anderson, (H.) Ayton, (R.) 
 Barclay, (J.) Barclay, (W.) Boyd, (M. A.) Boyd, 
 (R.) Craig, (T.) Crichton, (J.) Crichton, (G.) 
 Danskin, (H.) Dempster, (T.) Echlin, (D.) Gold- 
 man, (P.) Hackerston, (J.) Hume, (D.) Johnston, 
 (A.) Johnston, (J.) 
 Tom. 2. King, (A.) Kinloch, (D.) Melvin, (A.) Ma- 
 cuUoch, (J.) Maitland, (T.) Murray, (T.) Reid, 
 (T.) Rose, (J.) Ramsay, (A.) RoUock, (H.) Ross, 
 (A.) Scot, (J.) Scot of Scotstarvet, (J.) Seghet, (T.) 
 Strachan, (G.) Thomson, (G.) Wilson, (F.) Wed- 
 derburn, (D.) 
 
 443 
 
 Scots Brigade, Tract on. See Robertson, ( VV.P.C.) 23 
 
 Commissioners' Manifesto. 1645. (T. 6.) 60 
 
 Army, Secretary of, Relat. to Commiss. 1646. 62 
 
 Comm. Answ. to the New Prop, of Pari. 1647. 62 
 
 Episcopal Innocence. See Laick. 
 
 Figgaries, Comedy. See Tateham. 
 
 Inquisition. See Shiels. 
 
 Law, Azotes of Lectures on. . . 264 
 
 Le<;ul Tracts. . . . . 264 
 
 Magazine. .... 329 
 
 Plot, 1704, Coll. of Original Papers about. 100 
 
 Poems, Ancient and Mod. Choice Collect, of. 175 
 
 .- Proverbs, Cullection of. 
 
 Scott, Hist. Sketch of Name of. (M. C. 3.) 
 Scott's (Alex.) Poems, from MS. 1568. Laing 
 
 (And.) Poems, in Scottish Dialect. 
 
 Poems on various subjects. 
 
 (David) History of Scotland. . 
 
 (Eliz.) Alonza and Cora 
 
 Specimens of British Poetry. . 
 
 (Geo.) Psalms of David, in Metre. 
 
 Sir Jas. Melvil's Memoirs. 
 
 Ray's Remains, by Derham. . 
 
 (Geo.) Heath Flowers. 
 
 (Henry) Poems. 
 
 (Rev. Jas.) Life of John, Earl of Gowrie. 
 
 169 
 
 15 
 
 175 
 
 170 
 
 160 
 
 11 
 
 166 
 
 201 
 
 115 
 
 8 
 
 247 
 
 160 
 
 161 
 
 8 
 
 (Sir John, of Scotstarvet) Stag. St. of Scots Stat. 17 
 
 (John, of Amwell) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 (John) House of Mourning. (P. C. 2.) 165 
 
 -Visit to Paris, in 1814. . . 319 
 
 Paris Revisited, in 1815. . . 319 
 
 (Dr. Jonathan) The Arabian Niglits. 43 
 
 (Reginald) Discovery of Witchcraft. 123 
 
 (Rev. Dr. R.) Sermon on Edin. Fire. 17(10. 76 
 
 (Rev. Thos.) The Belgick Souldier. 62 
 
 (Thos.) Mock Marriage, Com. (O. P. 64.) 221 
 
 Unhappy Kindness, Com. (0. P. 65.) 221 
 
 (Capt.W. of Satchells) Hist, of Scot Families. G 
 
 ScoTT, Sir Walter, Works written or edited by : 
 Adversaria, 1792, ^c. . . . 291 
 
 Lericndary Fragments. 1792. . 104 
 
 Scottish Songs. 1795. . . . 104 
 
 Trans, of Inland's Wards. 1796. 104 
 
 of Steinberg's Ot/io. 1797. . 104 
 
 of Meier's Wolf red. 1797. . 104 
 
 Notes of Professor Hume's Lectures on Scots Law. 264 
 Apology for Tales of Terror. . . 185 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Scott, (Sir W.) Chase, ami William and Helen. 
 
 157. 230. 
 
 •230.271.332. 
 
 230. 
 230.271. 
 
 Minstrelsy of Scottish Border. 
 
 Sir Tristrem. 
 
 Lay of the Last Minstrel. 
 
 Ballads and Lyrical Pieces. 
 
 Marmion. 
 
 Lady of the Lake. 
 
 ^'jnffs in Lady of the Lahe^ travscr. hy R. Chambers. 
 
 Lord of the Isles. . 185.230.271. 
 
 Rokeby. . 271. 
 
 Vision of Don Roderic. . 
 
 Field of Waterloo. (P. P. 5.) 
 
 Poetical Works, with Introd. and Notes. 
 
 Der Letzte Minstrel, von Storck. 
 
 Das Lied d. letzten Jlinnesangers. Lennig. 
 
 Schottische Lieder u. Balladen, Schubart. 
 
 Mamiion, Nov. di Flodden Field. Amari. 
 
 La Donna del Lago, da D. G. Indelicato. 
 
 Das Fraulein vom See, von Storck. 
 
 Lady of Lake. Polish Transl. by Celakowski. 
 
 Halidon Hill, Dram. Skild. ov. af Rahbek. 
 
 Romans Po^tiques, en Prose Franc. Pichot. 320. 
 
 Poetry of the Waverley Novels. 
 
 Woodstock. .... 
 
 Waverley Novels, with Introd. and Notes. 
 
 Waverley, Boston repr. 
 
 Den Astrolog, (Guy Mannering) van Lindau. 
 
 Heait of Slid Lothian, bk Russian. 
 
 Nnriia'sBeschicoruKg,(Pii3.te)ionKlii)pe.[l'.T.li.) 
 
 Ivanhoe. Dutch transl. v. Koster Henke. 
 
 Racconti su i Crociati, da Barbieri. 
 
 Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolk. 
 
 Border Antiquities. 
 
 Lives of Novelists. (B. N. L.) 
 
 Provincial Antiquities. 
 
 Lett, of Malachi Malagrowther. (P. C. 3.) 
 
 Life of Napoleon. 
 
 Vita di Napoleone, da Pecchioli. 
 
 Essays on Chivalr}", &c. (Supp. to E. B.) 
 
 Religious Discourses, by a La>Tnan. 
 
 Letters on Demonology 
 
 Tales of a Grandfather. History of Scotland, 
 
 Hist, of France. 
 
 History of Scotland. (Lard. Cyc. ) 
 Original Memoirs of Civil War. 
 Memoirs of Cary and Naunton. 
 Capt. Carleton"s Memoirs of War in Spain. 
 
 Scott, (Sir W.) Dryden's Works, and Life. 231 
 
 Sir R. Sadler's State Papers, and Life. 29 
 
 Somers Collection of Tracts. . . 23 
 
 Strutt's Literary Reliques. . . 179 
 
 Miss Seward's Poetical Works. 
 
 Secret History of James I. 
 
 Dean Swift's Works, and Life. 
 
 Rowland's Letting of Humour's Blood. 
 
 Illustrations of Northern Antiquities. 
 
 Memorie of the Somervilles. 
 
 Carey's Trivial Poems. 
 
 Memorials of the Haliburtons. 
 
 Franck's Northern Memoirs. 
 
 Lord Fountainhall's Notes on Scots Affairs. 
 
 Gwynne's Memoirs of Civil War. 
 
 Lays of the Lindsays. 
 
 Lady A. L. Barnard's Auld Robin Gray. 
 
 Court Martial on Master of Sinclair. 
 
 Memorials of George Bannatyne. 
 
 Trial of Terig and Macdonald. 
 
 Rochejacquelein's Memoirs. (C. M.) 
 
 Miscellaneous Prose Works. 
 
 MS. and Printed Relics, rel. to. . 
 
 Landscape Illustrations of Waverley Novels. 
 
 Illustrations of Guy Manneringand Rob Roy. 
 
 Biog. Litt. V ersuch von, v. Jacob. 
 
 Memoirs of the Life of, by J. G. Lockhart. 
 
 Dramas founded on the Poems of. . 211 
 
 Dramas founded on the Novels of. 
 
 Chap Books made from the Novels of 
 Scott, (Wm. of Harden) View of Repr. of Scotland 
 
 (W. H.) British Field Sports. 
 
 _ (W.) Kail Wife. 
 
 Address of Guardian Spirit to Port of Leith. 
 
 Scottis Corniklis, Schort Memorial of the. 3 
 
 Scottish Clergy, Obs. on Math. Prets. of. See Chalmers. 
 
 Pasquils, Three Books of. See Maidment. 
 
 Prophecies, Ancient, 1 COS. Wuldegrave. 
 
 . 1C15. Hurt. 
 
 Pulpit. Collection of Sermons. See GiUan. 
 
 Reform Bill, Dissection of. (P. P. R. 12.) 344 
 
 Service Book, AVinding Sheet of the. (R.T.12.) G(i 
 
 Tourist and Itinerary, . . 306.335 
 
 Union Insurance Co. Contract. (F. T. 1 1.) 344 
 
 Scoundrel's Dictionary. (Cant Words.) . 130 
 
 Scraps of all Sorts. . . . 271 
 
 Scriblcriad, Heroic Poem. (P. P. 9.) . 230 
 
 231 
 231 
 117 
 lUd 
 231 
 135 
 
 14 
 
 271 
 
 279 
 21 
 183 
 
 U 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Scriptores Historiae Augustae. (V. L. C. '21.) 226 
 
 ^lius Lampridius. 
 
 ^liiis Spartianua. 
 
 Flavins Vopiscus. 
 
 Julius Capitolinus. 
 
 Trebellius PoUio. 
 
 Vulc. Gallicanus. 
 Scriptures, Difficulties attending study of. (P. T. 2.) 135 
 Scroop, (R. Abp. of York) Life of. . 161 
 
 Scrubs of Parnassus. Hudibrastic Poem. 187 
 
 Scudery's Clelia, a Romance. . . 101 
 
 Artamenes, a Romance. . 102 
 
 Scultetus, (And.) Gedichte. . . 116 
 
 Scurry's (Jas.) Captivity and Sufferings in India. 238 
 Seals, Old, Collection of. . . 271 
 
 Seaman 'sOpin.ofStandingArmy in Eng.(P.R.T. 1 1.)290 
 Seats in Parliament ^(/ni/ts. (M.T. 6.) . 312 
 
 SecedingMinister3,Queries to,& Ans.by.l720.(T.5.) 74 
 
 Pilulae Spleneticac, Laugh at, 1726. 68 
 
 Secession,Rise,Progres3, & Grounds of the. (S. T. 1 .) 292 
 Seeker's (Abp.) Sermon onRebellion. 1 745.(T.R. 1 0.)3 1 1 
 S.'^crets Revealed. See Cooper. 
 Secret Hist, of Q.. Eliz. and Earl of Essex. 
 
 of James I. See Scott. 
 
 of Charles II. and James II. 
 
 of the Stuarts. 1720. See Ahab's Evil. 
 
 of the White Staff. Sec Defoe. 
 
 Services, Memoirs of. See Macky. Smith, (M.) 
 
 Secular Jurisdiction, Inconv. of granting toMinisters.287 
 Sederholm, (Dr. K.) Ueber Religionsphilosophie. 269 
 Sedley's (Sir Chas.) Poems. (C. P.) 194 
 
 Works in Prose & Verse. . . 216 
 
 Three Plays. . . . 219 
 
 Segar's (Sir W.) Institutions of Orders of Collars. 252 
 Segrais, Rel. de I'lle Imaginaire. (V. I.) 45 
 
 Princesse de Paphlagonie. (V. I.) . 45 
 
 Segur, (Ge'n. Phil, de) Histoire de Napoleon. 325 
 
 's Hist, of Russ. E.\ped., trans, by Cochrane. 319 
 
 Selden's (John) Titles of Honor, Obs. on sp. doe. in. 32 
 
 Duello, or Single Combat. . 105 
 
 Mare Clausum, Obs. on. See Morant. 
 
 Selections from Unp. MSS. ill. R. of Mary.1543-68. 282 
 Self-Knowledge, Treatise on, by Mason. . 291 
 
 Self-Murder, and Verdicts of Non Compos. See Willis. 
 SeHs, ( ) Le Prince Desire. (C. F.) . 45 
 
 Seljukians, History of the. (M. U. H. 3, 4.) 206 
 
 Selkirk, (Thos. Earl of) Observations on Highlands. 1 7 
 
 Selkirk, (T. El. of) Sketch of Brit. Fur Trade. (T.i.) 31 
 
 Letter to Lord Liverpool. . . 31 
 
 Red River Settlement, St. and Narr. of (T.2.3.) 31 
 
 Narr. of Aggressions against. (H. P. T. 1 0.) 343 
 
 Selkirkshire, Survey of. 1. Ainslie's Map of. 260 
 Sellon,(M.de)Abol.delaPeineduMoit.(T.A.&c.l5.) 33!) 
 
 '3 (M. A.) Caledonian Comet. 166. (P. & P. 5.) 1 92 
 
 Semple's (Rob.) Journey through Spain. 256 
 
 Second Journey in Spain. . . 256 
 
 (W.) Crawfurd's Hist, of Renfrewshire. 17 
 
 Senatore, (G.) Giornale Stor. ne' Napoli. 1734. 268 
 Senecae Opera, Gronovii. (V. L. C. 47.) 226 
 
 Tragoediae, Gronovii. (V. L. C. 48.) 226 
 
 et Syri Sententiae. (V. L. C. 49.) . 226 
 
 Se'n^ce', Contes et Nouvelles en Vers. . 116 
 
 Separations Sedition insep.fromDissenters.(C.T.9.)288 
 Sepulchral Mottos. . . . 163 
 
 Seria Mixta jocis, Ans. for Marg. V'ates to K. Treas. 177 
 Sermons. 66.69.72.75.77.80.82.90.98.178.185.284.286. 
 
 289.292.293.294.311.342.346. 
 Serpents, History of. (Top.) . , 122 
 
 Serre' de Rieux, Dons de Enfans de Latone. 38 
 
 Servants, Pride, Insolence, &c. of. See Defoe. 
 Session of the Critics, a Poem. (P. P. 1 1.) 263 
 
 Settle's (Elk.) Six Plays. . . 218 
 
 Notorious Impostor, Morrell, alias Bowyer. 134 
 
 Seton's(Wm.) Interest of Scotland. . 85 
 
 Setoun, Geneal. & Chron. of House of Maitland. 272 
 
 Hist, of House of. Maitland. . 280 
 
 Sevarambes, Histoire des, par AUetz. (V. I.) 45 
 
 Seven Champs, of Xtendom. Johnson. 106. Kirke. 214 
 Severn, River, Phenom, of Stoppage of. See Fletcher. 
 Seward's (Anna) Sonnets & Odes. (M. P. 15.) 186 
 
 Memoirs of Dr. Darwin. . . 202 
 
 . Letters between 1781 and 1307. Constable. 202 
 
 Poetical Works. Scott. . . 202 
 
 (W".) Anecdotes of Distinguished Persons. 201 
 
 Sextessence Diallactique. See Demons. 
 Sgruttendio, (F.) La Tiorba. (P. N.) . 57 
 
 Shadwell's (Chas.) Two Comedies. . 219 
 
 (Thos.) Works. . . . 217 
 
 Sixteen Plays. . . . 218 
 
 Libertine. (0. P. 5.) . . 222 
 
 Shaftesbury, (A. Earl of) The Fugitive Statesman. 26 
 
 Life and Death of, by Philanax Misop. 245 
 
 Proc. agt. on Indict, for High Treason. (S.T.2.)30 
 
 Shaftoe's (Mrs. F.) Narr. of pret. Prince of Wales. 83 
 445 3 L 
 
 109 
 
 109 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Sliakspeare, Poemsof. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Dramatic Works. . . . 43.62 
 
 Pkiys, by Johnson, Steevens, and Reed. 210 
 
 Glossary of Words in. See Nares. 26C 
 
 Index to, by Ayscough. 63 
 
 and his Times. See Drake. 
 
 Life of. See Britton. Skottowe. 
 
 Illustrated. See Lenno.x. 
 
 Illustrations of. See Douce. 
 
 Six Old Plays, on which Plays founded. 215 
 
 Observations on. See Mason. 
 
 Remarks on. See Ritson. 
 
 Jest Book. Tales and Quick Answers. Singer. 128 
 
 Catalogue of Books rel. to. See Wilson. 
 
 Shandy, (Sukey) Life and Opinions of. (H.T.2.) 
 Sharpe, (C. K.) Ballad Book. 
 
 Life of Lady Marg. Cunningham. 
 
 Kirkton's Church Hist, of Scotland. . 
 
 Law's Memorials. 
 
 Maitland's Geneal. and Chr. of H. of Setoun. 272 
 
 Metrical Legends. . . . 200 
 
 Lady Wanistoun's Conversion. . 270 
 
 Sharp's (Sir Cuth.) Summary of Ld. Howard's MS. 234 
 
 Life of Ambrose Barnes, Mayor of Newcast. 256 
 
 Jolly Huntsman's Garland. . , 173 
 
 Jacob Bee's Diary. . . . 174 
 
 (Granville) Case of Saul. . . 124 
 
 (Abp. James) Life of, by Symson. (M.S.) 7. 73. 78 
 
 History of the murder of. (Sp. of P.) 65 
 
 Trial of Mitchel for att. to assass. (H.) 83 
 
 (Rev. J.) Life of F. G. Meyer. . 174 
 
 (Lewis) Noble Stranger. (O. P. 2.) . 214 
 
 (Rich.) Epistles in Verse. . . 180 
 
 (Th.) Dissert, on the Coventry Mysteries. 249 
 
 (Rev. Dr. T.) Life of Abp. John Sharp. 237 
 
 Sharpham's (Edw.) Fleire, Comedy. (0. P. 5.) 215 
 Shaw, (Christian) Narrative of Sufferings of. 146. 150 
 
 (Rev. F.) Judg. of Ch. of E. on Ordin. (T.7.8.) 224 
 
 (Rev. L.) History of Province of Moray. 4 
 
 (Sam.) Index of Reg. Entails in Scotland. 14 
 
 (Rev. Dr. T.) Trav. in Barbary & the Levant. 262 
 
 Shee's (John) Lines on Battle of Waterloo.(P.P.6.)168 
 
 (P.) Epitaphs in Kilkenny Cathedral. 270 
 
 Sheffield, History of. See Hunter. 
 
 Ace. of Public Meet, at, April 1794. (P.T.3.) 312 
 
 (Jn.D. of Buckingham's) Works. See Buckingham. 
 
 Shell's (R.) Adelaide, Tragedy. (M. P. 3.) 212. 209 
 
 Shell's (R.) Apostate, Tragedy. (M. P. 4.) 209 
 
 Shelley's (Mrs.) Frankenstein. . . 335 
 
 Slielvocke's (Geo.) Mem. of Du Gud Trouin. 238 
 
 Portions of Ancient Universal History. 205 
 
 Shenstone's (W.) Works in Verse and Prose. 192 
 
 Shepherd, (Sir Sam.) The Ragman's Rolls. 279 
 
 Sheppard, (John, Housebreaker) Life of . 134 
 
 Sherburne's (Sir E.) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Sherer's (Major) Scenes and Imp. in Egypt & Italy. 317 
 
 (not Skinner) Recollections of the Peninsula. 255 
 
 Sheridan, (Mrs.) Nourjahad. (T. of E.) . 43 
 
 Nourjahad, trad. Franc. (C. F.) . 45 
 
 (R. B.) Four Plays. . . 216 
 
 Memoirs of Life of, by Bloore. . 202 
 
 (Thos.) Lectures on Elocution. . 229 
 
 Sheriff, Treatise on Office of, in Scotland. Clark. 295 
 
 Courts. Act of Sederunt. (S. L. T. 1.) . 345 
 
 Report on Tables of Fees in. (S. L. T. 6.) 345 
 
 Sheringhani, (R.) Dc Anglorum Gentis Origine. 237 
 Sherlock's (Rev.Dr.) Let. to a Mem. of Convention. 284 
 
 Preservative against Popery. (T. 3.) 28S 
 
 Case of Allegiance. (T. 9.) . . 286 
 
 Remarks on, and Answer to. (T. 10. 1 1.) 286 
 
 Letter resp. French Invasion. (R. T. 22.) 289 
 
 Sherlock's (Rev. Dr.) Letter to a Foreign Minister. 92 
 Shetland Islands. See Campbell. Hibbert. Neill. 
 Shiels's (Rev. Alex.) Scots Inquisition. (T.2.) 68. 72. 76 
 
 Hind let loose. (T. 1.) . 69. 72. 73 
 
 Inf Vind. of Ch. of Scotland. (T. 2.) 09. )T.4.) 70 
 
 (and Walker) Biographia Presbyteriana. C5 
 
 Life of Rev. James Renwick. . 65. 71. 74 
 
 Letter on Christian Fellowship. . 76 
 
 Sufferings, Trials, and Examinations. (T. 1.) 82 
 
 (Mich.) Hist. Rel. of Ch. of Scotl. (Howie.) 71 
 
 (Rev.W. of Earlston) Sermons. . 292 
 
 Shiels's ( ) Lives of the Poets. . 193 
 
 Shipwrecks and Disasters at Sea. See Murray. Perthes. 
 Shirley, (Sirs A. R. &T.) Travels, &c. of. 169 
 
 (Henry) Martyr'd Soldier. . . 213 
 
 (Jas.) Hide Park, Comedy. . . 213 
 
 Maid's Revenge, Tragedy. . . 213 
 
 Humorous Courtier, Comedy. 213. (O. P. 2.) 215 
 
 (and Chapman's) Ball, Comedy. . 213 
 
 Tragedy of Chabot. 213 
 
 Shoberl's (F.) Kotzebue's Patriot Father. . 166 
 
 Nanative, &c. of Battle of Leipzig. (R.M.6.) 326 
 
 Forget me not. . . . 332 
 
 416 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Shoemaker a Gentleman, Com. See Heywood. 
 Shoemakers, Hist, of Famous. See Gentle Craft. 
 Shrewsbm-y,(Duke of) Mem. of Ministry of. (D.T.-2.)309 
 Shuttleworth,(Mrs.) Trial of.formurd.her husband.129 
 Sibbald's (Jas.) Chronicle of Scottish Poetry. 173 
 
 Sir D. Lindsay's Thrie Estates. . 173 
 
 (Sir R.) History of Fife and Kinross, &c. 13 
 
 Scotia lUustrata. . . . 11 
 
 Sibbes's (Rev. R.) Bruised Reed and Smoaking Flax. 110 
 Sibilla Odaleta. Ronianzo Storico. . . "269 
 
 Siborne'8 (Capt ) Jlilit. Exploits of Don J. BI. Diez. 31 
 Sibylline Oracles. Vind. of, by Whiston. . 205 
 
 Sicily, Ancient History of (U. H. 6.) 205 
 
 See Brydone. Dryden. 
 
 Sicuras, (D.) Origin of Atheism. Bohun. 286 
 
 Sidney's (Sir P.) Arcadia, &c. and Poems. 101 
 
 .\rcadia modernized by Mrs. Stanley. 264 
 
 Engelscho Arcadia, ov. d. de Jonghe. . 115 
 
 See Sydney. 
 
 Siege and Surrender of Mons, Tragi-Com. (O.P.9.) 219 
 Sieges, Famous, Relations of. . . 157 
 
 Sigismondo,(Dr. G.) Descriz. di Napoli. . 57 
 
 Signet, Rights, &c. of Clerks to the. See Fletcher. 
 
 Library, Catalogv.es of. Sandy & Shiells. 272 
 
 Signoielli, (P.) Storiade' Teatri. . 57 
 
 , Vicende della Coltura nolle Due Sicilie. 57 
 
 Sigognc, Regnier, &c. Cabinet Satirique. 109. 119 
 
 Sigourney's (L. IL) Traits of American Aborigines. 180 
 Sillars's (David) Poems. ... 166 
 
 Sillery's (C. D.) Vallery, a Poem. 162 
 
 Silva Lisboa, (J.) Vida de Lord Wellington. 196 
 
 Silvii (jEneae, post. Papae Pii II.) Opera. 270 
 
 Simeon, Mon. Dunelm. (Twysd.) . 27 
 
 Simond's (L.) Residence in Great Britain. 236 
 
 Simpson, (.Arcb.) Hierogl)T)hica .\nimalium. 72 
 
 (Jas.) Visit to Flanders in July 1815. 246 
 
 Letters to Sir AV. S. on King's Visit. 1 822. 8 
 
 Simson, (And.) Disputatio Jledica. . 33 
 
 (Prof. John) Answer to.Ch. of Heresy. (T.9.) 67 
 
 Dangerous Opinions of, on the Trinity. (T. 4.) 74 
 
 Errors of. Summary View of. (T. 7.) . 74 
 
 Sin Punished and Virtue Rewarded. . 75 
 
 Sinne, Ages of Plates ly J. Van Loc^icm. . 132 
 
 Sinclair, (Prof Geo.) Doctrine of the Sphere. (T.13.)70 
 
 Proteus bound with Chains. (T. 14.) 70 
 
 Hydrostatics. . . . . 121 
 
 Satan's Invisible World. 142 
 
 Sinclair, (Sir John) Dissertation on Ossian's Poems. 1 9 
 
 Statistical Account of Scotland. . 84 
 
 Singer's (Rev. Dr.) Agricult. Report of Dumfries. 301 
 
 (S. W.) Cavendish's Life of Wolsey. 236 
 
 Chapman's Hymns of Homer. . 175 
 
 Hiirrington's Ajax, &c. . . 106 
 
 Lovelace's Lucasta. Post. Poems. . 342 
 
 Geo. Peel's Jests. (R.P.I.) . . 127 
 
 Remarks on Glossary to Havelok. See Madden.27 6 
 
 Researches on Playing Cards. . 1 84 
 
 Shakspeare's Jest Book. . . 128 
 
 Spence's Anecdotes, &c. and Life. 1 Ui 
 
 Singleton, (Capt.) Life of. See Defoe. (D. 1 3.) 125 
 
 Sion in Distress, &c. a Poem. 1C81. . 71 
 
 Sismondi's (J.C.L.S.de) Litera. of the South. Roscoe.31U 
 Sixpenny Miscellany, Dissert, on Pissing. . 128 
 
 Skelton's (John) Poems. (E. P.) . . 41 
 
 Magnyfycence, Interlude. . . 275 
 
 (Jos.) lUust. of Anc. Armour. See Meyrick. 337 
 
 Skelton, Sutherland, &c. Trials of, for robbing. 1811. 152 
 Skenaei (Jo.) Regiam Majestatem Scotiae. 4 
 
 Skene's (Jas.) Ace. of Structures in Suabia. (T.A.2.)338 
 
 Sketches of Localities of Waverley Novels. 339 
 
 Spalding's Hist, of theTroublesinSc. 1624-45.278 
 
 Sketches from Nature. Portraits and Characters. 32 
 Sketches in Scottish Verse, and Songs. . 166 
 
 Skerret's (Rev. R.) Two Sermons, on Reb. I715.(Ser.)80 
 Skinner's (Rev. J.) Annals of Scottish Episcopacy. 1 4 
 
 Poetical Amusements. . . 16 
 
 (Dr. S.) Etymologicon Ling. Anglicanae. lul 
 
 (Rev. Dr. T.) Life of General Monck. 237 
 
 History of the Restoration. . . 245 
 
 Skottowe's (Aug.) Life of Shakspeare. . 211 
 
 Skye, Desc. of Spar Cave in Isle of See Macleay. 
 Sleep- Walker, Account of a Natural. (T. 1.) 152 
 
 Sleidane's Commentaries on R. of Charles V. 229 
 
 Slezer's (John) Theatrum Scotiae. . 10 
 
 Sliglifs (H. & J.) Chronicles of Portsmouth. 303 
 
 Slingsby, (Sir II.) Memoirs of, &c. by Sir W. Scott. 231 
 Smagge, (Master J.) Narr. of Evil Spirit in house of. 1 42 
 Small's (Dr. R.) Statist. Account of Dundee. 5 
 
 Smart's (Rev. Christ.) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Hymn to, and Poems on the Supreme Being. 186 
 
 Smcctvmnuus Redivivus. See Manton. . 286 
 
 Smedley's (Dean) Poems on several Occasions. 168 
 
 Gulliveriana and Alexanderiana. 304 
 
 (Rev. Ed.) Prescience, a Poem. 163. Jonah. 165 
 
 447 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Smellie, (Dr.) Answer to Letter to. (JI. T. 1.) 130 
 
 Smirke's (R.) Pictures from Rasselas. . 270 
 
 Smith's (Dr. Adam) Wealth of Nations. . 2SC 
 
 Letter to Strahan on Hume's Dcatli. 20 
 
 ■ (Capt. A.) History of Highwaymen, &c. 131 
 
 (Charlotte) Banished Man. . . 333 
 
 ■ Celestina. . . . 333 
 
 Desmond. . . . . 333 
 
 Ethelinda. ... 334 
 
 Marehmont. . . . 333 
 
 Montalbert. ... 333 
 
 Old Manor House. . . 333 
 
 (Dr.C.) A. & P. St. of Coun. and City of Cork. 314 
 
 County of Kerry. . . 314 
 
 County and City of Waterford. 314 
 
 (Edmund) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Phaedra and Hippolytus. Tr. (O. P. 66.) 221 
 
 Poem on the Death of. (M. 5.) . 305 
 
 (Geo.) England's Pressures. 1645. (T. 38.) 61 
 
 (G. N.) Killarney and Surrounding Scenery. 314 
 
 (Horace and Jas.) Horace in London. 194 
 
 (Rev. Jas.) Sermon on Nat. Thanksg. TS14. 293 
 
 (Dr. Jas.) Facetiae. Musarum Deliciae, &c. 172 
 
 (Jas.) A. Campljell's Voyage round the World. 253 
 
 The Cochrane Correspondence, 1745-6. 282 
 
 (Captain John) England's Improvt. Revived. 243 
 
 (Rev. Dr. John) Galic Antiquities. 64 
 
 (John) Records of Burgh of Prestwick. 281 
 
 (John,ygst.) Glasgow Burgh Records. 1573-11. 282 
 
 (M.) British ApoUo. . . 138 
 
 (M.) Vision, or Prospect of Death, &c. 1 9i 
 
 (M.) Memoirs of Secret Services. . 2 18 
 
 (Mrs. 51.) Miscellanies in Prose and Veise. 162 
 
 (R., Schoolm.) Poems of Controversy. 75 
 
 (R.) Tour in Denmark, &c. 1826. . 318 
 
 (S.) David's Repentance. (T. 3.) . 74 
 
 (Sir Thomas) Life of, by Strype. . 236 
 
 (Thomas) Art of Gunnery. . 35 
 
 (T. C.) Bay Leaves. . . . 180 
 
 (W.) Hector of Germany, a Play. . 216 
 
 (Wm. exec, for forgery) Life of. (L. M. 3.) 297 
 
 (Wm.) Beaugue', Guerre d'Ecosse. 1548-9 280 
 
 Smithson, (S.) Christ on the Cross. (T. G.) 74 
 Smoaking Age. See Brathwait. 
 
 Smoaking Flax L^nquenchable. Tract on Union. 65 
 
 Smollett's (Dr. T.) Poems. (E.P. . 42 
 
 R. Random. P. Pickle, H. Clinker. (B.N.L.) 63 
 
 i 
 
 Smollett's (Dr.) Count Fathom, Sir L. Greaves. 63 
 
 Contin. of Hume's Hist, of England. 42 
 
 Jlodern L^niversal History. . 206 
 
 Miscellaneous Works, and Life. Anderson. 317 
 
 Life, by Anderson. . . . 201 
 
 Peregrine Pickle. . . . 139 
 
 Smyth's (Rev. Geo.) Sermon on Rebellion 1745. 311 
 
 (Sir J. C.) Epit. of Low Country Wars. 36 
 
 (Prof. W.) English Lyrics. 191. & (P.P. 2.) 194 
 
 Smythe, (Geo.) Viscount Dundee's Letters. 277 
 
 Smythics, (Rev. W.) Replies to Observator. (T.12.)286 
 Snape's (Rev. Dr. A.) Letter to Bp. of Bangor. 308 
 
 Letters to. (P. T. 3. 4.) . . 309 
 
 Snorronis Edda Islandorum. Resenii. . 99 
 
 Heims-Kringla. Hist. Reg. Septent. Peringsk. 101 
 
 Soane's (Geo.) Bohemian, Tragedy. (M. P. 5.) 209 
 
 Peasant of Lucerne, Melo-drama. . 212 
 
 Falls of Clyde, Melo-drama. 1817. 346 
 
 (Sir .Jolm) Designs for Pub. Improvements. 228 
 
 Soave, (Fr.) Georgiea de Virgilia. (V. G. H.) 228 
 
 Sobieski, (John, K. of Poland) Poem on. See Tyler. 
 
 (Princess CI.) Narrative of. Wogan. 86 
 
 Socie'tes Secretes d'AUemagne, La Verite' sur les. 325 
 Societies for Reformation of Manners, Sermons to. 139 
 
 See Reformation. 
 
 Society forProp.Xtian Knowl. Statutes of. (P.T.21.)311 
 Soldani, ( ) Poesie. (P. L 40.) . . 5G 
 
 Soldat Franfois, Le, avec Responses: . 110 
 
 Solemn League and Cov. &c. (T. 30.) Gl. (T. 16.) 70 
 
 C'onsid. on Dr. Gauden's Sense of. See Croftoa. 
 
 Solis, (Don Ant. de) Conquista de Mexico. 56 
 
 Solitaire Anglois. See Quarll. 
 
 Solitaires en belle humeur. See M * * . 38 
 
 Solon Secundus. Defects of Eng. Laws. (M. T. 17.) 288 
 Somers's (Lord) Jura Populi Anglicani. (T. 13.) , 285 
 
 Judgment, &c. on Kings and People. (T.24.) 288 
 
 Collection of Tracts, by Scott. . 29 
 
 Somerville's (Ld. ) Mem. of Somervilles, by Scott. 231 
 
 Tracts on Sheep, Wool, &c. . 299 
 
 (Wm.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Hobbinol, or Rural Games. (P. T. 12.) 309 
 
 Sommers,( W. of Nottingham) Possession of. See Dairell. 
 Somner, (Gul.) Diet. Saxon. Latino- AngUcum. 101 
 Song, New, for 17th May, 1750. (D. T. 1.) 10 
 
 Songs and Ayres for One Voice. See Playford. 
 
 and Ballads, Collection of. See Bell. 32 
 
 Balluds, Letters, ^c. ^c. . . 57 
 
 48 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Songs, Collections of: 
 
 Blackbird. 
 
 Charms of Melody. 
 
 Convivial Songster. 
 
 Goldfinch. 
 
 Merry Companion. 
 
 Orpheus : Linnet, Thrush, and Robin, 
 
 Sangs of the Lowlands of Scotland. 
 
 Syren. 
 
 Vocal Magazine. 
 
 Vocal Jliscellany. 
 Songes d'un Hermite. (V. I.) 
 
 et Visions Nocturnes, Traite de. See Colombiere. 
 
 Jugemens Astronomiques des. See Artemidorus. 
 
 Sophia, (Princess) Right of to Crown of England. 290 
 
 Funeral Elegy on, by Toland. (B. T. 7.) 309 
 
 Sopwith's (T.) Hist, of All Saints Ch. Newcastle. 
 Sorceleries de Henry de Valois. 
 Sotheby's (Wm.) Saul, a Poem. 
 
 Battle of the Nile, a Poem. (M. P. 26 
 
 — — Poems. 
 
 Homer's Iliad. 
 
 Virgil's Georgics. 
 
 Virgilii Georgica Hexaglotta. 
 
 Soulavie, ( ) OSuvres de Due de St. Simon 
 Southampton Guide. 
 
 Southern's (Thos.) Plays. 217. Seven 
 
 Southey's (Robt.) Poems. . 
 
 Thalaba. 
 
 Metrical Tales. 
 
 Joan of Arc. 
 
 Madoc. 
 
 Curse of Kehama. 
 
 Roderick, Last of the Goths. 
 
 Vision of Judgment. 
 
 Pilgrimage to Waterloo. 
 
 Lay of the Laureate. 
 
 Ode to Prince Regent, &c. (P. 1.) 
 
 Carmen Triumphale. 
 
 Letters from Spain and Portugal. 
 
 Omniana. 
 
 Life of Nelson. 246. (M 
 
 — — Chronicle of the Cid. 
 
 History of Brazil. 
 
 Expedition of Orsua, &c. 
 
 Letter on Life of Wesley. (M. E. P. 6 
 
 Life of Wesley. 
 
 234 
 137 
 196 
 186 
 198 
 162 
 223 
 228 
 38 
 249 
 
 Plays. 218 
 246 
 246 
 246 
 195 
 195 
 195 
 195 
 195 
 246 
 246 
 196 
 196 
 246 
 246 
 
 F. L.) 332 
 195 
 195 
 246 
 342 
 235 
 
 Southey's (R.) Vindiciae Ecclesiae Anglicanae. 237 
 
 Letter to W. Smith. (T. 2.) . . 190 
 
 History of the Peninsular War. . 338 
 
 _ Amadis of Gaul. . . . 112 
 
 Palmerin of England. . . 112 
 
 INIorte Arthur. . . . 122 
 
 Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. . 1 88 
 
 Chatterton's Works. . . 198 
 
 Kirke White's Remains. . . 200 
 
 (Captain T.) History of West Indies. 32 
 
 Southwell's (Rob.) Triumphs over Death. (A. 3.) 184 
 Sowernam's (E.) Ans. to Arraignment of Women. 127 
 Spain, Ancient History of. (U. H. 17.) . 206 
 
 Modern History of. (U. H. 16-18.) . 206 
 
 Declar. of Cromwell against, 1655. (T. 9.) 62 
 
 Treaty with, at Utrecht, 1713. (P. T. 9.) 308 
 
 Convention betw. and Gr.Brit. 1739. (M.T.7.)287 
 
 Stanzas to the Patriots of. (P. 1.) . 187 
 
 Spalding's {John) Hist, of Troubles in Scotland, &c. 3 
 
 History of Troubles, &c. \st edit. . 7 
 
 collated with MSS. edited by Skene. 278 
 
 Spanheim, (F.) Hist, de la Papesse Jeanne. 35 
 
 Spanish Armada, Account of. . . 97 
 
 and French History, a Novel. . 115 
 
 Ballads & Rom. See Grimm. Depping. Lockhart. 
 
 Bawd. See Aleman. 
 
 Decameron. See Cervantes. 
 
 — — Settlements in America, Account of. 258 
 
 Tragedy, a Play. See Kyd. 
 
 Sparke, (Jos.) Hist. Anglic. Scriptores Var. 238 
 
 Spavento, (Capit.) Bravure del. See Andreini. 
 Spectator, The. 316. (B.E.) . . 334 
 
 Spectres, Treatise of, by Bromhall. . 12." 
 
 Speech on Election of a Scots M.P. 1 702. (C.T. 3.) 290 
 Speechly's (Wm.) Treatise on the Pine Apple. 300 
 Speed's (.Tohn) Historie of Great Britaine. 232 
 
 Spelman's (Sir H.) History of Sacrilege. 71 
 
 English Works. . . . 235 
 
 Spence's (Rev. J.) Auecdotes,&c. wt.Life, by Singer. 1 89 
 
 Anecdotes, with notes by Malone. . 256 
 
 Life of Dr. Thomas Blacklock. . 192 
 
 Crito. Dialogue concerning Beauty. (B.T. 8.) 309 
 
 Parallel betw. Magliabechi & R. Hill. (F.P.) 204 
 
 Ace. of Emp. of China's Gardens. (F. P.) 204 
 
 (in».)/><ary. 1750-1752. . . 104 
 
 Spencer, ( J.G.Earl)Chm:chyard'8 Ovid deTristibus. 275 
 Aretino, Rotta di Francciosi e Scocesi. 276 
 
 449 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Spencer, (W. R.) Year of Sorrow. ( M. P. :;r,.) 186 
 
 Poems. .... 201 
 
 Burger's Leonora. . . 232 
 
 Spenser's (Edm.) Poems. (Wald. L. M.) 209 
 
 Poems. (E. P.) . . 42.187 
 
 Works, by Todil. . . 187 
 
 Spicciarielli, Istoria delli. (8. N. S. 6.) . 340 
 
 Spinola,(6.)Rules to getChildrenwith hands, faces. 128 
 Spira, (Francis) Fearful! Estate of. . 70 
 
 Spirit of Popery, &c. La.«tSp. of Kid & King. 1679. 65 
 
 of the Hat (against Quakers.) (Q. T. 1.) 78 
 
 Spiritual Quixote. See Graves. 
 
 Spolverini, ( ) Poesic. (P. I. 48.) 
 
 Sportsman's Cabinet, by W. H. Scott. . 1 8.5 
 
 Spotswood's (Abp.) Hist, of Church of Scotland. 13 
 
 Sprague's (Rev. Dr.) Lectures to Young People. 291 
 
 Sprat's (Bp.) Poems. (E. P.) . 44. 168 
 
 Plague of Athens. (P. P. 10.) . 305 
 
 Life of Cowley. . . . 247 
 
 Account of Life and Writings of. (B. T. 4.) 399 
 
 Sprengeri (J.) Malleus Maleficarum. . 142 
 
 Spreul, (John) The Age of the World, &c. 21 
 
 Sprigge's (Josh.) History of General Fairfax's Army.241 
 Spy, The, a Poetical Satire on Popery. . 83 
 
 a Weekly periodical. See Hogg. 
 
 Golden, or Political Journal. . Ill 
 
 London. See Ward. 
 
 Turkish. See Marana. 
 
 Wandering. See Ward. 
 
 Staal, (Mad. de) Slc-moires. (P. C.) . 49 
 
 Stael, (Mad. de) Consid. sur la Revol. Franyaise. 327 
 
 CEuvres Posthumes. . . 328 
 
 (A. de) Letters on England. . 23C 
 
 Stafford's (W.) Comp. Exam, of ord. Complaints. 244 
 Stuge, The, Condemned, &c. . 224 
 
 Conduct of the. Considered. (T. 1.) 224 
 
 Epistle on Use and Improvement of. (P.P.28.)263 
 
 Plays,Remnrks onUnlawfulness of. (T.o. S. 2.) 224 
 
 Overthrow of. See Rainoldes. 
 
 s. Ancient and Modern, Surveyed. See Drake. 
 
 See Anderson. Collier. Dennis. Prynne. 
 
 Stair's (Jas. Visct.) Instit. of Law of Scotland. 263 
 
 More's Notes on, and Illustrations of. 2G4 
 
 Apologie. 1690. (M. N.) . 264. 277 
 
 See Dalrymple (Sir James.) 
 
 (John, Earl of) Memoirs of. . 13 
 
 Life of, by Henderson. 1 1 
 
 Stamp's (Rev.Dr.) Treatise of Spiritual Infatuation. 66 
 Stand. ArmyinEng., Seaman's Opin. of. (R.P.T.Il.) 290 
 
 of Wax, Proposals for raising a. (I. M. 14.) 304 
 
 Standsfield, (Ph.) Trial of, for Murder of his father. 13 
 Stanhope's (Dean) Kempis's Imitation of J.C. 291 
 Stanihurst, (R.) De Rebus Hibemicis. . 63 
 
 Stanley's (Mrs.) Sidney's Arcadia Modernized. 264 
 
 (Thos.) Anacreon, Bion, Moschus, &c. 175 
 
 (Sir W.) Garland. Twenty-one Years Travels. 174 
 
 Stanyhurst, or Stapylton, (R.) Phwnix Nest. (H.6.) 184 
 Stanzas of an Eng. Friend to Patriots of Spain. 187 
 Stapylton's (R.) Slighted Maid, Com. (O. P. 5.) 214 
 
 (Sir R.) Strada's Low Country AVars. 229 
 
 Stark's (W.) Report on Building betw. Ed. & Leith. 10 
 
 Remarks on Lunatic Hospitals. . 33 
 
 Starke's (Mar.) Information forTrav. on Continent. 335 
 Starkey, (Benj.) Memoirs of. (N. T. 8.) . 2S7 
 
 State of the Nation, Jan. 1713, Obs. on. (S.T.43.) 30C 
 
 Remarks on. (S. T. 45.) 
 
 State of the Nation, 1747. (P. T. 15.) 
 
 of Affairs, 1819, Observations on. (T. 3.) 
 
 Poems on Affairs of. 1697. 
 
 Songs, Poems, &c. 1716. 
 
 Tracts. ... 29. 30, 
 
 Tracts rel. to the Revolution of 1688. 
 
 Trials, by Howell. 
 
 Statins, Veenhusenii. (V. L. C. 50.) 
 
 's Thebaid, by Lewis. (E. P.) 
 
 Steele's (And.) History of Peat Moss. 
 
 (Sir R.) Epistolary Correspondence. . 
 
 Dramatic Works. 
 
 Lying Lover, Comedy. (O. P. 67.) 
 
 Tender Husband, Comedy. (O. P. 68.) 
 
 Crisis. (T. 3.) 190. (P. 1.) 307. (P. T. 18.) 
 
 Remarks and Second Remarks on. (P. 2. 3.) 
 
 Extracts from, ad. to pr. Crisis, 1746. 92 
 
 Apology, on his Expulsion from Pari. (T. 2.) 190 
 
 Answer to Character of Sir J. Edgar. 98 
 
 Letter to Ld. Oxford on Peerag;e Bill.(S.T.52.) 307 
 
 Letter on Bill for prey. Schism. (P. 4.) . 307 
 
 Remarks on Lord Mar's Letter. (P. T. 9.) 308 
 
 Letter to, 1715. (S. T. 50.) 
 
 Dennis's Invitation to. See Swift. 
 
 Steele's (Thos.) Notes of War in Spain. 
 Steevens, (George) Shakspeare's Plays. 
 StehUn's(P.) Traditions of the Jews. 
 Stella e JFattabruna, Istoria di. (I. C. I. 8.) 
 
 306 
 310 
 190 
 171 
 172 
 
 30 
 
 226 
 42 
 299 
 190 
 217 
 221 
 221 
 311 
 307 
 
 306 
 
 256 
 210 
 135 
 
 339 
 
 450 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Stendahl. (Baron de). Sec Beyle. 
 Stene's (Rob.) Dream. See Rob Slene. 
 Stephanidis, (W.)Vita S. Thomae Cantuar. (Sp. 3.) 238 
 Stephen's (H.) World of Wond. Apol. for Herodot. 123 
 Stephensens Einf. Matreidslii Vasa Quer. 86 
 
 Stepney's (Geo.) Poems. (W. C. A.) lliS. (C. P.) 194 
 Stenibergli, (J. F.) Gravimatica Graccu. . 262 
 
 Sterne, (Rev. L.) Works and Life. 181 
 
 Tristram Shandy. Sentimental Jour. (B.N.L.) 63 
 
 Voyage Sentimental. (V. I.) • • -'•5 
 
 Illustrations of. See Ferrier. 
 
 Letter to, on Tristram Shandy. See Whitefield. 
 
 Sternhold and Hopkins's Vers, of Psalms. 182. (B.) 283 
 Sterpin's (J.) Debes's Descr. of Foeroe Islands. 86 
 Sterry's (Rev. P.) Thanksgiving Sermon, 1651. 72 
 
 Stevens's (G. A.) Songs, Comic and Satirical. 171 
 
 Dramatic History of Master Edward. 227 
 
 (Capt. J.) Mariana's History of Spain. 262 
 
 (Moses) Illustrations of Scottish History. 281 
 
 Stevenson's (And.) History of Scotland. 7 
 
 Letter to Rev. Thos. Nairn. (T. 8.) . 74 
 
 (J.) Cordial for old and young Christians. 75 
 
 (Jn. Hall) See Hall Stevenson. 
 
 (Jos.) Sir T. Gray's Scala Chronica. . 282 
 
 (Rob.) Ace. of Bell Rock Lighthouse. 1 
 
 Report on Edin. and Glas. Union Canal. 32 
 
 Rep. on Roxinu-gh and Selkirk Railway. ?30 
 
 Stewart, Catastrophe of House of. See Peyton. 
 
 Kings of England, Hist. of. See Wilding. 
 
 — (Provost A.) Ace. of Beh. & Trial of. 1745. 92.297 
 
 . (C. S.) Residence in Sandwich Islands. Ellis. 237 
 
 __ (Gen. Sir D.) Sketches of the Highlanders. 19 
 
 (Prof. D.) Diss, on Intell. Science. (S. E. B.) 265 
 
 . Statement resp. Mr. Leslie's election. (T. 1.) 294 
 
 -, Examination of. (T. 2. ) 
 
 294 
 
 3 
 
 264 
 
 300 
 
 32 
 
 69. 72 
 
 (Dun.) Hist, of Royal Family of Stewart, 
 
 (Dr. Henrj') Sallust's Works. 
 
 (Sir Henry) Planter's Guide. 
 
 (Miss J.) Ode to Bp. Percy. 
 
 (Sir Jas.) Naphtali. 
 
 Jus Populi, The People's Rights, &c. 72 
 
 Right of House of, to Crown of Scotl. consid. 92 
 
 Inf. agt. Dundas ab. Pret. Medal. See Dundas. 
 
 (Sir Jas. & Lady Fr.) Letters to. See Montague. 
 
 (Sir John) Refutation of Stuart's Gen. Hist. 3 
 
 ( W. Grant) Superstit. of Scots Highlanders. 1 1 1 
 
 Stewarts of Allanton. See Riddell. 
 
 Stigliola, (P. N.) Eneide di Virgilio. (P. N.) 57 
 
 Stigmatibus, Auctores quiituor de. . 153 
 
 StilUngfleefs (Dean) Contr. Tracts. (T.-2.4.S.6.1 1.) 286 
 Stirling, (Rev. James) Naphtali. . 69 
 
 (Syl. Douglas) Sir T. Urquhart's Works. 281 
 
 . (W. Alex. Earl of) Poems. (E. P.) 42 
 
 Additions to Sidney's Arcadia. . 101 
 
 Recreations with the Muses. . 207 
 
 (Rev. W. M.) Nimmo's Hist, of Stirlingshire. 17 
 
 Notes on Priory of Inchmahonie. . 272 
 
 Heads. See Lizars. 
 
 Stobie's Map of Roxburghshire. . . 260 
 
 Perth and Clackmaniiansliires. 260 
 
 Stobert's (H.) Chinzica, a Poem. . 167 
 
 Stockdale's (Rev. Pcrcival) Memoii's. . 254 
 
 Stoeke's (Rev. R.) Sermon at Paul's Crosse, 1606. 108 
 Stockwell, Surrey, Narr. of astonishing Trans, at. 148 
 Stoddart's (Sir J.) Local Scenery, &c. of Scotland. 8 
 Stoke-Field, Obs. on Battle of. See Brooke. 
 Stokes's (Dr.W.) Ob. on Resources,&c. of Ireland. 255 
 Stone's (T.) Obs. on Burke, Hare, &c. (S. T. 5.) 344 
 
 Rejoinder to Geo. Combe's Answ. (S. T. 6.) 344 
 
 Storck's(Dr.A.)Darstell. aus dem P. Rheinu. Mosell. 53 
 
 Scott's Letzte Minstrel. . . 321 
 
 Scott's Fraulein vom See. . . 320 
 
 Storer's(T.)Life & Death of Card.WolBey.(H.10.) 184 
 
 (J. & Greig's) Views illust. of Burns's Poetry. 199 
 
 Storie Neapolitan! c Sicilian!. . . 340 
 
 Story's (Rev. R.) Memoir of Isabella Campbell. 238 
 Stote's( ) Faction Displayed.(O.P.17.)157.(P.P.6.)304 
 
 Moderation Displ. (O. P. 18.) 15(.(P. P. 7.) 304 
 
 Stothard, (T.) Pilg. to Canterbury, Descr. of. Carey. 1 82 
 
 (C. A.) Memoirs of, by Mrs. Stothard. 202 
 
 Stow's (J.) Surv. of London &Westminster. Strype. 248 
 Strada, (Fam.) Eloquentia Bipartita. . 228 
 
 De Bello Belgico. . . . 228 
 
 De Jlariae Sc. Reg. Vita. (Jcbb C.) 12 
 
 ^— -'s Hist, of Low Country Wars, by Stapylton. 229 
 Strafford, (Thos. Eari of) Trial of. Rushworth. 252 
 Straparola, (G. F.) Trcd. Piacevole Notte. 109 
 
 Les Facecieuses Nuicts, trad. parLouve et D. 109 
 
 Strathmore, (E. of) Tri. of Carnegie for Murd. of. 297 
 
 (Countess of) Life of. See Foote. . 152 
 
 Strathspey, Tour to, by Col. H. G. . 1 1 
 
 Streatfield's (Rev. T.) Bridal of Armagnac. 1 80 
 
 Strode's (Wm.) Floating Island, Tragi-Com. 213 
 
 Stronsa, Animal cast ashore on. See Barclay. 
 
 I 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Stroud's ( W.) Life and Transactions. ( B. T. 1 J.) 310 
 Strozzi Cicogna, Palagio de gl'Incanti. 1-4 
 
 Struthers's (John) History of Scotland. . 30'2 
 
 Peasant's Death. . . . 163 
 
 Plough, and other Poems. . . 1 C3 
 
 Strutt's (Jos.) Horda-Angel-Cynnan. . l.">4 
 
 Reg. and Eccl. Antiq. of England. 154 
 
 Chronicle of England. . . 154 
 
 Dress and Habits of People of England. 154 
 
 Sports and Pastinaes of Peop. of Engl. 154 
 
 Dictionary of Engravers. . . 154 
 
 Test of Guilt. . . . 154 
 
 Literary Reliques, by Scott. . 1 79 
 
 Strype's (John) Annals of Reformation. . 236 
 
 Ecclesiastical Memorials. . 236 
 
 Life of Bishop Aylmer. . . 236 
 
 Life of Sir John Cheke. . . 236 
 
 Life of Archbishop Cranmer. . 236 
 
 Life of Archbishop Grindal. . 236 
 
 Life of Archbishop Parker. . . 236 
 
 Life of Sir Thomas Smith. . • 236 
 
 Life of Archliishop Whitgift. . 27. 236 
 
 Stow's London and Westminster. . 248 
 
 Stuards,Reflexions,&c.surlesdroits deiaM.Roy. des. 65 
 Stuart's (And.) Genealogical Hist of Stewarts. 3 
 
 (Geo.) Joco-Serious Discourse, in Two Dial. 158 
 
 (Dr. Gilbert) Hist, of Scotland. . 5 
 
 (James) Trial for Killing Sir A. Boswell. 295 
 
 Stubbs, (Tho.) Dominicanus. (Twysd.) . '27 
 
 Stuff, Did you ever see such damned ? (H. T. }.) 13S 
 Succession, Reasons for not declaring the. (T. 13.) i!2 
 
 Let. on Int. of Scotl. in. (T.14.) 82. (R.T.IO.) 284 
 
 See Hanoverian Succession. Revolution. 
 
 Suckling's (Sir J.) Poems. (E. P.) 42. Works. 217 
 Suetonius, Pitisci. (V. L. C. 51.) . 226. 228 
 
 "s Lives of the Twelve Caesars. . 227 
 
 Suffolk Words and Phrases, by Moor. . 121 
 
 and Essex JMinisters, Petition of, 1646. (T.52.) 61 
 
 "s (Henr. Countess of) Correspondence. Croker. 191 
 
 Suhm, (J. F.) Hielmstiernes Bogsamling. 64 
 
 (et Bionionis) Hervarar Saga. . 64 
 
 (Luxdorphii, &c.) Kristni-Saga. . 99 
 
 Sully, (Due de) CEconomies Royales. . 46 
 
 Jlemoires. (P. C.) . . 50 
 
 Sulpicii Satirae, Havercampi. (V. L. C. 13.) 
 Sulpicius Severus, Hornii. (V. L. C. 52.) 
 Sumbel's (Mrs.) Memoirs. 
 
 265 
 316 
 234 
 
 343 
 
 234 
 
 225 
 226 
 209 
 4 
 
 Summer Rambles in the North Highlands. 22 
 
 Summers, (Will) Life and Death of. . 161 
 
 Summons of Wakening, &c. agt. Leslie on Heat. 294 
 
 Summonte, (G. A.) Historia de Napoli. . 267 
 
 Sunday as spent within Bs. of I\Iort. See Low Life. 
 
 Supp. to N. State of England. ( Descr. of N. Britain.) 7 
 
 Supplement to Encyclopaedia Britannica. 
 
 Surenne's Grammar of French Rhetoric. 
 
 Surrey, Ordnance Map of. 
 
 Demoniack. See Jolly. 
 
 (Henry H. Earl of) Poems. (E. P.) 
 
 Virgil's iEneis. 
 
 Surtees's (Robt.) Hist, of County of Durham. 
 
 Reever's Penance, a Ballad. (P. P. 15.) 
 
 Surveying, Boke of. See Fitzherbert. 
 
 Sussex, Ordnance Map of. 
 
 Sutherland, Geneal. Hist, of EarUlom of. See Gordon. 
 
 (Earl of) Information for, agt. E. of Crawford. 81 
 
 (Dukes of) Regist. Episc. Moraviensis. 280 
 
 (Duke of) Gower's Ballads and Poems. 275 
 
 Estate, Improvements on. See Loch. 
 
 Sutton, (Sir Robt.) Letter to, on Irish Rcgts. (P. 2.) 25 
 
 (Mother, and Mary) Damnable Practices of. 148 
 
 Swan's (Jos.) Picturesque Scenes on River Clyde. 337 
 Swaningi (Jo.) Christiemus II. Daniae Rex. 109 
 
 Sweden, History of. (M. U. H. 30.) . 207 
 
 k_ See Fowler. Gustavus. Vertot. Voltaire. 
 
 Swedenborg, (Em.) Doctrines of. See Clowes. Sandel. 
 Swedish Intelligencer. . . . 247 
 
 Swetnam's (.1.) Arraignment of Lewd, &c. Women. 127 
 Swift's (Dean) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Works, with Life, by Sir W. Scott. 
 
 Tale of a Tub, and Battle of Books. 
 
 Gulliver's Travels. (P. R.) 43. (B. N. L.) 
 
 Baucis and Philemon. (P. P. 18.) 
 
 Cadenus and Vanessa. (P. T. 2.) 
 
 Dennis's Invitation to Steele. (O. P. 21.) 
 
 Beast's Confession to his Priest. (P. P. 12.) 
 
 Tripe Club, a Satire. (T. 2.) 
 
 See New Idol. 
 
 Swiftiana. Poems. (M. T. 4.) 
 
 Conduct of the Allies. (S. T. 30.) 
 
 Answer to. (S. T. 31, 32.) 306. (P. 1.) 
 
 Remarks on Barrier Treaty. (S.- T. 33.) 
 
 Answer to. (S. T. 34. 36.) . 
 
 Character of Richard Steele. (S. T. 49.) 
 
 Importance of the Guardian. (P. T. 11.) 
 
 231 
 25. 78 
 
 63 
 306 
 309 
 157 
 312 
 284 
 
 238 
 306 
 308 
 .306 
 308 
 306 
 .308 
 
INDEX. 
 
 S«ift's(Dean)Mod.Eiiq intoJoy,&c.(P.4.) 2S. (P..3.) 307 
 
 Public Spirit of the Whigs. (T. 4.) 190 
 
 Remarks on Letter to Seven Lords. (S. T. 58.) 307 
 
 Drapier's Letters. 310. Fourth Letter. (P. 1.) 25 
 
 BickerstafTs Reply to Pateridge. (P. T. 3.) 308 
 
 Predictions for 1712. (P. T. 6.) 308 
 
 Baudrier's New Journey to Paris. (P. 10.) 308 
 
 Character of Earl of Wharton. (P. T. 4.) 308 
 
 — _ Preface to Bp. of Sarum's Introd. (P. 6.) 25 
 
 Scheme for an Hospital for Incurables. (P. 3.) 23 
 
 Letters. 303. Miscellanies. . . 303 
 
 Case between, and Betteswoith. (I. M. 10.) 304 
 
 Library, Catalogue of. 303. Auclion Catalogue. 291 
 
 — — Notes on Ctarendon''s History. . 35 
 
 Poems. 1 1 0. Journal. . , 1 62 
 
 Remarks on Life of. See Orrery. R. (J.) 
 
 Defence of, against Edinburgh Review. 303 
 
 Swiftiana. ..... 303 
 
 Swift, (E. L.) Jocelyn's Life of St. Patrick. 302 
 
 Waterloo, and other Poems. (P. P. 1.) 168 
 
 (Theoph.) Vind. of Rhyn. Williams. (T. 2.) 297 
 
 Correspondence wth Dr. Dobbin. (I. T. 7. 313 
 
 Swiney's (Owen) Camilla, Opera. (0. P. 69.) 221 
 
 Swinton, (A.) Consid. on Court of Sess. (S.L.T.IO.) 345 
 
 (John, of Swinton) Case of. . 82 
 
 (Rev. John) Portions of Universal Hist. 206 
 
 Swiss Landscapes,Gen.Outl.257. Scenery.Cockbum.241 
 SwitzerIand,Hist.of,(M.U.H.32.)207.toabd.ofBuon.259 
 Sydall's (Rev. Dr. E.) Two Sermons. 1715. (Ser.) 80 
 Sydney Family, Letters and Memorials of. See Collins. 
 Sydney Gazette, 1821-2. . . . 265 
 
 Sykes's (John) Newcastle Tracts. . 257 
 
 Ace. of Rebellions 1715 and 1745. (H.P.T.4.) 343 
 
 Last Moments of George III. (H. P. T. 5.) 343 
 
 ^ (Sir M. M.) Lydgate's Chorle and Bird, &c. 275 
 
 Sylvester, (Chas.) Philos. of Domestic Economy. 242 
 
 (Josh.) Du Bartas, Weeks and Works. 123 
 
 (M.) Reliquiae Baxterianae. . 92 
 
 Symeoni, (Gab.) Comment, sopra alia Tetrarchia. 268 
 Symmons's (J.) Reform without innov. (P.P.R. 2.) 344 
 Symson, (Rev. And.) De Gestibus Gul. Vallae. 20 
 
 's Description of Galloway. Maitland. 1 7 
 
 Lives of Patriarchs, and Elegies. . 175 
 
 Account of Archbishop Sharp. . 78 
 
 (Ezech.) Essays on Female Sex. . 246 
 
 Synge's (Kev. R.) Sermon on Rebellion. 1715. (Ser.) 80 
 Szyrma's (C. R.) Letters on Poland. . 325 
 
 T. (J.) Collection of Welsh Travels. . 249 
 
 Taafe's (J.) Comment on Dante. . . 162 
 
 Padilla, Tale of Palestine. . . 165 
 
 Tableaux Hist, de la Revolution Fran9aise. 177 
 
 Tabourot, Bigarrures, du Sieur des Accords, &c. 1 15 
 Taciti Opera, Gronovii. (V. L. C. 53.) . 226 
 
 Tacite, La Germanie, par Panckoucke. . 39 
 
 Taileri (Fr.) Rabbi Nathan, Tr. de Partibus. 81 
 
 Taillepied, (F. N.)Tr. de I'Apparition des Esprits. 143 
 Tait's (A.) Riglit of H. of Stewart to Scot. Crown. 92 
 
 (Geo.) Office of Justice of Peace in Scotland. 295 
 
 Talbot, (Ld. Chanc.) Poem to Memory of. (P.P.13.) 263 
 
 Tale of a Modern Genius. 
 
 of a Tub Reversed. 
 
 Second. 
 
 Tales of the East, edited by Weber. 
 
 , Popular, of Northern Nations. 
 
 and Quick Answers. See Shakspeare. 
 
 Talismans, Superstition du Temps. See Placet. 142 
 Tallemant, (Abbe') Voyage de I'lled'Amour. (V.I.) 45 
 
 Voy. to and from Island of Love. (Behn.H.N.) 138 
 
 Talmuth, De Judaicis erroribus, ex. SeeHieron. 137 
 
 Talon, (Omer) Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Tandleri, (T.) Dissertationes Physico-Medicae. 144 
 
 Tannahill's (R.) Poems and Songs. . 200 
 
 Tansillo, (L.) Poesie. (P. I. 23.) . 55 
 
 Tuntallon C'ustle, Poetical Romance. . 34 
 
 Taplin's (Wm.) Gentleman's Stable Directory. 299 
 
 Tarbat's (Vise.) Vindication of Robert III. 333 
 
 Tardif, (Guill.) La Fauconnerie de. . 103 
 
 Tarsis and Zelie, a Romance, tr. by C. Williams. 101 
 
 Tartarian Tales, by Gueulette. (T. of E.) 43 
 
 Tartars, History of the. (A.U.H. 18. and M. 5. 7.) 206 
 
 Taschenbuch f. d. Vaterland. Geschichte. 52 
 
 Taschereau, (Jules) Histoire de Moliere. 3'i 
 
 Tasso, (Bern.) L'Amadigi. . . 116 
 
 Poesie Liriche. (P. I. 30.) , . 55 
 
 (Torq.) Genisalemme Liberata. 55. (P. I.) 55 
 
 .— in Ling. Napol. da Fasano. (P. N.) 57 
 
 in Ling. Calabrese, da Cosentino. . 273 
 
 II Rinaldo, da Nardini. . . 1)8 
 
 Aminta. (P. 1. 24.) . . 55 
 
 — — Jerusalem Delivered, tr. by Fairefax. 187 
 
 by Hoole. (E. P.) . . . 42 
 
 by Wiffen. (P. P. 4.) . 343.197 
 
 Tassoni, (Al.) Secchia Rapita. (P. I.) . .55 
 
 Tate's (Nahum) Five Tragedies. . 21S 
 453 .3 M 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Tate'3 Injur'd Love, Com. (O.P.20.) 219. (O.P. 4.) 222 Tennant, (Prof. W.) John Baliol. (D. P. 2.) 
 
 and Brady's Version of Psalms. 
 
 291 
 
 Tateham's (J.) Scots Figgaries, Com. (O.P.I.) 215. 217 
 Tatler, The. (B.E.) 334. with Notes,&c. by Nichols. 317 
 Taubman's (M.) London's Great Jubilee. 1689. 59 
 Tavannes, (Gasp, de) Me'moires. (P. C.) 49 
 
 (Guill. de) JKmoires. (P. C.) . 49 
 
 Taverner's (W.) Female Advocates, Com. (O.P.2.) 212 
 
 Artfid Wife, Comedy. (P. 3.) . 222 
 
 Two Comedies. . . . 219 
 
 Tavernier, (J. B.) Voyages en Turquie, Perse, &c. 35 
 Taxa Camerae, Price of Sin, &c. at Rome. (T. 4.) 93 
 Taxes, Essay upon. 1G93. See Temple (Sir Richard.) 
 
 and Contributions, Treatise of. (T. H. 12.) 247 
 
 . not Grievous. Arg. agt. Peace. 1711. (P. 6.) 308 
 
 Taylor's (Edgar) Lays of the Minnesingers. 
 
 (George Watson) Profligate, a Comedy. 
 
 Duke of Orleans's Poems, in English. 
 
 (John, the Water-Poet) Works. 
 
 (John) Warnings of Eternal Spirit. (T. 2.) 
 
 (Jolm) Poems on various Subjects. 
 
 (Jos.) Apparitions. 
 
 Danger of Premature Interment. 
 
 (Misses, and Conder,) Associate Minstrels. 
 
 — _ (Richard)Ind. Monast.ofDiocese of Norwich. 249 
 — — (Richard) Hederici Lexicon Graecum. 267 
 
 Home Tooke's Diversions of Purley. 31fi 
 
 (Tim.) Def. of Congregational Way. (T. 25.) 285 
 
 (W.) Burger's Lenore. (M. P. 12.) 186 
 
 with Parody. (P. P. 2.) . . 312 
 
 Historic Survey of German Poetry. 322 
 
 (Zach.) Surrey Impostor, Rep. to. See Jolly. 150 
 
 Tears of theMuses. ToMem.of Vs.Stormont.(P.P. 1 1 .)3 12 
 Teatri Antichi e Modemi, Storia de. See Signorelli. 
 Technogamia, a Comedy. See Holyday. 
 Telfair's (Rev. A.) Narr. of Spirit in Galloway. 
 Telfer's (James) Border Ballads. 
 Templaria. Papers rel. to Scotish Kn. Temp. 
 
 Abstr. of Papers in Torphichen Chart. 
 
 Temple, (Sir Ed.) Travels in Peru. 
 
 (Sir William) Works. 
 
 Me'moires. (P. C.) 
 
 (Sir Rich.) Essay on Taxes (M. T. 10.) 
 
 Ten Commandments, Prop, for Revising, 'i Swift. 
 Tench's (Major) Letters from France, 1794. 
 Tennant 's (Charles) Tour through Netherlands. 
 (Prof. W.) A. Ramsay's Poems. 
 
 344 
 
 Remarks on Scot. Vers, of Psalms. (S.T.I 0.) 344 
 
 Tentamen. Essay on Life of Whittington. See Dubois. 
 
 121 
 227 
 227 
 226 
 191 
 
 Teonge, (Henry) Diary of, ed. by Croker. 
 Terence's Comedies, by Echard. 
 
 Andria and Eunuchus, by Gardiner. 
 
 Terentii Comoediae, Casauboni. (V. L. C. 54.) 
 Terrasson's (Abbe') Life of Sethos. 
 Terrot's (Rev. G. H.) Hezekiah and Sennacherib. 167 
 Terry's (Dan.) Guy Mannering. . . 211 
 
 Heart of Mid-Lothian. . . 211 
 
 Antiquary. . . . 211 
 
 British Theatrical Gallery. Port, and Mem. 263 
 
 Tesserant, (C. de) (iuatorze Hist. Prodigieuses. 115 
 Test and Pen. Laws Repeal, Obj. to Cons. (C.T.6.) 290 
 Tetons, Les ; Les Yeux ; Le Nez, &c. Poesies. 1 1 8 
 Tewrdanncths. See Pfintzing. 
 
 Texeda, Diana de Montemayor. 3za parte. 38 
 
 Thaaurp ( ) Komer's Lyra og Svaerd. 269 
 
 Thackery's (T.) Choice Drops of Honey. (T. 2.) 77 
 Thatcher's(Dr.J.)MilitaryJoumaI during Amer.Rev. 31 
 
 American Medical Biography. . 31 
 
 Thaumas de la Th., Assises de Jerusalem, &c. 262 
 Theatre Franyais, Repertoire du. Petitot. 40 
 
 de la Foire. See Le Sage. 
 
 Theatrum Mulierum, &c. Europac. See Hollar. 
 
 Crudelitatis Ilaereticorum. Verstegan. 126 
 
 Thelwall, (John) Orlando and Almeyda. (M.P.6.) 186 
 
 Rem. on Letter of, to E. of Ed. Rev. See Jeffrey. 
 
 Theobald's (Lewis) Two Tragedies. . 219 
 
 Theocritus, tr. by Fawkes. (E.P.) 42. by Polwhele. 204 
 
 Pastorals after the manner of. See Pumey. 
 
 Theophilus Insulanus. See Frazer. 
 
 Theophrastus Redivivus, trad, en Francois. 142 
 
 Thibaudeau, (Comte) Me'm. surlaConv. et Direct. 32i 
 
 Me'moires sur le Consulat. . . 324 
 
 Thibault, ( ) Vie de Pedrillo del Campo. 117 
 
 Thiebault, (P.) Souvenirs de Frederic-le-Grand. 37 
 
 (L.)Reponse,&c.surleDroitd'Aine8se.(M.F.2.)328 
 
 lnfluenced'uneNoblesseH(fre'ditaire.(P.D.12.) 345 
 
 Thiebaut de Berneaud's Voyage to Elba, by Jerdan. 319 
 Thief-Taking, Hints and Instructions on. 129 
 
 Takers, Thief-Makers, &c. See Cox. 
 
 Thiele, (J.) Danske Folkesagn. . 52 
 
 Thieves' Canting Diet, and Grammar. See Smith (A.) 
 Thirsk, History of. . . . 255 
 
 Thistle, The, Ex. of Eng. Prejud. ag. Scots. (T. 1.) 94 
 
 454 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Tliom's (Rev. J.) Sermon on D. of York. (M.E.P.2.) 342 
 Thomae(S. Arch. Cant.)Vita, Stephanidis. (Sp. 3.) 238 
 Thomas Elyensis. (G. et F.) . . 27 
 
 Thomas, (Art.) Isle des Hermaphrodites. 120 
 
 of Reading. See Delonye. 
 
 (Gen. Geo.) Francklin's Memoirs of. 34. 244 
 
 Thorns, (W. J.) Old English Prose Romances. 103 
 Thomson's (Aaron) Jeffrey of Monmouth's History. 244 
 
 (Ale.tander) British Parnassus. (M. P. 24.) 186 
 
 (David) Forest Fray, a Poem. . 9 
 
 (Eben.) James I.'s King's Quair. 10 
 
 (James) Poems. (E. P.) 42. Works. 195 
 
 Castle of Indolence. (P. P. 7.) . 230 
 
 Poem to Mem. of Ld. Ch. Talbot. (P. P. 1 3.) 263 
 
 Poems, with Life by Mitford. . 227 
 
 (Jas.) An Uncle too many. (D. P. 4.) 344 
 
 (John) Traveller's Guide through Scotland. 85 
 
 • Travelling Map of Ireland. . 314 
 
 Jn. Thomson's Man — Difficulties of Mar. Life. 161 
 
 (Rich.) Chronicles of London Bridge. 124 
 
 History of the Charters. . . 124 
 
 British Manners and Customs. (C. M.) 315 
 
 (Thomas) Acts of Pari, of Scotland. 1424-1707. 1 
 
 Regist.MagniSigiUi. 1306-1424. . 1 
 
 Inquisitionum ad C. D. R. retomat. Abbrev. 1 
 
 Sch. Mem. of Scottis Chr. & of Jas. IL 1436-60. 3 
 
 Makgill et Bellenden, Discours d'Ecosse. 1 559. 277 
 
 Lesley's Hist, of Scotland. 1436-1561. 278 
 
 Pinguillon, Menu de la Mais, da la R. 1562. 14 
 
 Invent, of Roy. Ward, and Jewel H. 1488-1606. 2 
 
 _ — Diurnal of Rem. Oce. in Scotland. 1513-1575. 279 
 
 Myln, Vitae Dunkeld. Episcop. ad a. 1515. 277 
 
 " Comp. Magist. fab. Pontis Dunkeld. 1513-16. 277 
 
 . Sir James Melville's Memoirs. 1549-1593. 277 
 
 Hist.andLifeof K.James the Sext. 1566-1 617. 277 
 
 E.Tyler's Invent. of WorkeforState. 1642-1647. 4 
 
 Sir James Turner's Memoirs. 1632-1C70. 278 
 
 Sir George Mackenzie's Memoirs. 1660-1677. 2 
 
 Lady Murray's Mem. of G.and Lady G. Baillie. 254 
 
 — ■ — Reports on State of Records in Scotland. 265 
 
 (Dr. W.) Contin. of Watson's Philip II. 36 
 
 ^ (W.) Orpheus Caledonius. Songs set to Music. 173 
 
 Thompson's (H.F.) Intrigues of a Nabob,(Barwell.) 178 
 
 (John) Observ. on English Etymology. 266 
 
 (Nath.) Coll. of Loyal Poems. 1633. 79 
 
 (Wm.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Thorkelin, (G. J.) De Danorum Reb. gest. Poema. 64 
 
 Thorkelin, (G. J.) Leges Gula-Thingenses. 64 
 
 Diplomatarium Arna-Magnacanum. 64 
 
 Eyrbiggia-Saga. ... 64 
 
 Laxdaela Saga. . . . 101 
 
 Thorlacii (S. T.) Fragm. Hostlangae et Horsdrapae. 99 
 
 Antiquitatum Borealium Specimen. . 99 
 
 (Cold, Schlegel, &c.) Egils-Saga. . 100 
 
 (B.) Comment, de Egillo, Bomholm. Praef. 102 
 
 Thomhill,(R.) Trial of, for Murd. of Sir C.Dering. 293 
 Thornton, (Thos.) Otway's Works. . 210 
 
 (Col. Thos.) Sporting Tour through France. 253 
 
 ThorstensViikings-sons Saga. 
 
 Thou, (J. A. de) Memoires. (P. C.) 
 
 Thuaiia. See Perroniana. 
 
 Thuani Historia sui Temporis. 
 
 Three Brotheis,(Shirley)Travels and Adventures of.l69 
 
 Nights in Perthshire. . . 22 
 
 Thriving, Art of, and New Art of. 
 Thucydides and Plato, Notes on. (P. 4.) 
 Thurlow, (John) State Papers, by Birch. 
 Thurtell, (J.) Trial of, for murder of Weare. 
 Thyraei (Pet.) Tract, de Apparitionibus. 
 
 Daemoniaci. De obsessis. 
 
 Loca Infesta. 
 
 Tibullus, GraevU. (V. L. C. 1 1.) 
 
 , translated by Grainger. (E. P.) 
 
 TickeU's (Thos.) Poems. (E. P.) 42. (W.C. A.) 
 
 Addison's Works. 
 
 Tidsskrift for Nord. Oldkynd. Hermod, &c. 
 Tieck's (L.) Volksmahrchen, von P. Leberecht. 
 
 Romantische Dichtungen. 
 
 Kaiser Octavianus. 
 
 GeheimnissvoUe. 
 
 Minnelieder Schwab. 
 
 Tighe'8(H. U.) Hist. Ace. of Cumner. 
 Tilii (J.) Chroniconde RegibusFrancorum. 
 Tilsley's (Rev. J.) Def. of Lancashire Pet. (T. 51.) 
 Times, The, a Poem. (M. T. 3.) 
 
 Essay on Vicious Bent & Taste of the.( P.P.22.) 263 
 
 Memoirof the. 1737. . . 16 
 
 Touch of the, new ballad. (M. P. 18.) 181 
 
 Tincklarian Doctor. See Mitchell, (W.) 
 Tindars(Dr.M.)E58ayonLawofNations.(M.T.13.)288 
 
 (Margt.) Trial of. See Shuttleworth. 
 
 (N.) Rapin's Hist, of Eng. and Contin. 239 
 
 Tiraboschi, (Girol.) Stt)ria della Lett. Italiana. 273 
 Tiran le Blanc, trad, par Caylus. . 119 
 
 98 
 
 46 
 
 134 
 222 
 
 25 
 296 
 152 
 153 
 153 
 225 
 
 42 
 168 
 185 
 
 S3 
 
 303 
 
 61 
 247 
 
 455 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Titus, (Col.«/. W. Allen) Killing no Mulder. (P.5.) 307 
 Tixall Letters. Tixall Poetry. See Clifford. 
 
 Toasts of the Patriots' Club. (P. T. 9.) . 309 
 
 Tobin's (Jolin) Faro Table. Comedy. . 212 
 
 Todd's (Geo.) Ace. of Sheriff-Hutton Castle. 234 
 
 _— (Rev. H. J.) Spenser's Works. . 187 
 
 Illustrations of Gower & Chaucer, 190 
 
 (J. G.) Stiila, Palace of Strife. . 165 
 
 Todten-Tanz, &c. in Stadt Basel,v. Merian. 106 
 Toland,(John)Art of Restoring.(T.l.)258. (P.T.1.)308 
 
 Clito, Poem on Force of Eloquence. (O.P.9.) 157 
 
 Collection of Piepes by, with Life. . 181 
 
 Funeral Elegy on Princess Sophia. (B.T.7.) 309 
 
 Toleration, Sp. without doors concerning. (T. 6.) 283 
 
 Protest<ition against. See M'Millan. 
 
 . Sec James II. Burnet. 
 
 Tom-a-Lincoln. (Thorns. 11.) . 103 
 Tom Thumb, Tragedy. See Fielding. 
 
 Comm. on History of. See Wagstaffe. 
 
 's Travels. See Dodsley. 
 
 Tomkis'3( ) Albumazar. Com. (0. P. 1.) 215 
 
 Tontoli, (G.) II Mas' Aniello, &c. . 268 
 
 Tooke's (A.) Pantheon. . . . 114 
 
 (John Home) Controversial Lets, with AVilkes. 250 
 
 — — Diversions of Purley. Taylor. . 310 
 
 Topham's (Capt. E.) Letters from Edinburgh. 9 
 
 Life of John Elwes. (T. 3.) . 135 
 
 Topsell's (Edw.) Hist, of 4 footed beasts,byRowland.l22 
 
 Torcy, (Marquis de) Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 Torffaei (Thorm.) Orcades. . . 1 
 
 Univ. Septentrionis Antiquitates. . 1 00 
 
 Tiifolium Historicum. . . 100 
 
 Torquemade, Hexameron, ou Six Journe'es. 1 37 
 
 Torreljlanca, (F.) Daemonologia. . . 153 
 
 Epitome Dclictorum de Magia. . 140 
 
 Tory Pill to purge Whig Melancholy. 1715. 169 
 
 Catechism. Conduct of Scots Tories. 1715. 307 
 
 Thoughts of an Honest. (T. 0.) 88. (S. T. 1.) 305 
 
 Toulongeon, (E.) Histoire de France, dep. 1789. 323 
 
 Tournois, Traitd des, par Menestrier. . 101 
 
 Town, Satire upon the. (0. P. 3.) . . 157 
 
 View of the. Epistle to a Friend. (M. P. 9.) 181 
 
 Tricks of the, laid open. See London. 
 
 and Country Nut-cracker. . . 131 
 
 Townley, (Francis) Trial of. 1745. . 92 
 
 (Pereg. E.) Judicium, a Pageant, fr. T. Myst. 276 
 
 Townsend's (Rev. H.) Survey of County of Cork. 314 
 
 Tragedy of King Saul. (O. P. 8.) . 219 
 
 of Thom, Poem upon the. (P. 1.) 305 
 
 Traict<5 des Atheistes. Deistes, &c. . 124 
 
 Train's (Jos.) Poetical Reveries. . . 160 
 
 Strains of the Mountain Muse. . 165 
 
 Ancient Laics of tlic Isle of Man, . 264 
 
 Transactions of Royal Society of Edinburgh. 271 
 
 of Antiquarian Society of Scotland. . 271 
 
 of Lit. and Antiq. Society of Perth. . 271 
 
 of Gaelic Society of Dublin. . 315 
 
 of the Cymmrodorion Instit. . 313 
 
 Translations and Parajihases from Scripture. 291 
 
 Trapp's (J.) Abbra-Muli, Tragedy. (O. P. 70.) 221 
 
 Traquair, (Earl of) Letter to the. . 89 
 
 Travels of the Enchanted Snuff-box. (S. T. 53.) 307 
 
 Travis, (N. A.) Dissert, de Apople.xia. (T. S. 14.) 345 
 
 Treatise on the Modes. See Hains. 128 
 I Tredgold,(T.) on Strength,&c. ofTimber.(T.S.ll.) 3-45 
 
 Tressan, (Chev.) E.xt. des Romans de Chevalerie. 112 
 Trever3's(Jos.) Restor. of Decayed Trade. (T.H.9.) 247 
 
 Trevisa, (J.) Bartholomeus de Proprietatibus. 123 
 
 Trezzanio's (Don Antonio) Life and Adventures. 43 
 
 Trial by Battle, Kendall's Argument on. . 255 
 Trials, Criminal, Coll. of. See Arnot. Medland. Pitcaim. 
 
 Criminal, illust. of Heart of Mid-Lothian. 320 
 
 of Margaret Lindsay. See Wilson. 
 
 Tribe of Issachar, or Ass Couchant. . 1 69 
 Tribunaux Secrets d'AUemagne, Hist. do. See Loeve. 
 
 Trinum Magicum. Secret. Magicorum Opus. 145 
 
 Tripus Aureus. See Maieri. / 
 
 Trissino, (G. G.) Sofonisba, Trag. (P. I. 17.) 55 
 
 Tristram. French Metrical Romance. . 104 
 
 Tritemii (J.) Epist. Apol. in Stegonographiam. 151 
 
 . Tractatulus Chemicus. . . 141 
 
 Triumph of Wit, or Ingenuity displayed. 161 
 
 Triumphs of Virtue, Tragi-Com. (0. P. 10.) 219 
 
 Trognon, (Aug.) Hist, de Franc Harderad. 36 
 
 Tross, Urkund. f. d. Gesch. d. Femgerichts. 48 
 Trotter, (J. B.) Leipsick, or Germany Restored, P. 165 
 
 Letters to Smyth on Catholics. (P. P. 7.) 313 
 
 (Mrs.) Four Plays. ... 219 
 
 (Dr. R.) Herbert Herries. . . 331 
 
 Derwentwater. . . . 331 
 
 Troy, Destruction of. . . .102.111 
 Trueba's (Don T. de) Castilian, Romance. 331 
 Truth brought to Life by Time. See Essex. Howard. 58 
 and Honesty in Plain English. (C. T. 7.) 288 
 
 456 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Trjall (Fierie) of God's Saints, Sec. 
 Tryon's (T.) Treatise of Dreams and Visions. 
 Tucker's (Th.) Rep. on Exc. and Last Rev. of Scot. 
 Tudor's (W.) Letters on Eastern States. 
 
 Life of James Otis. 
 
 Miscellanies. 
 
 Tugenbundes Vereius, Darstell. des. 
 
 Wesen u. Wirken des. Krug. 
 
 Tuke's (SirS.) Advent, of Five Hours, Tragi-Com. 
 
 Tunbridge Wells Guide. 
 
 Tunstall's (W.) Ballads and Occasional Poems. 
 
 Turberville's (Geo.) Poems. (E. P.) 
 
 Turkish History, by Knolls and Rycaut. 
 
 Secretary. .... 
 
 Spy, by Marana. 
 
 Tales, Gueulette. (T. of E.) 
 
 Turkmans and Usbecks, Hist. of. (M. U. H. 5.) 
 Turks, Ancient History of the. (U. H. 18.) 
 
 History of. (M. U. H. 3.) 
 
 Tumbull, (W. B. D. D.) Sir Beves of Hamtoun. 
 Turner's (Bp. Vindication of Abp.Sancroft.(P.T.6.) 
 
 (Sir James) Pallas Armata. 
 
 Memoirs of his Life and Times, 163'2-1 676. 
 
 (Rev. Dr. J.) Two Sermons. 1715-16. (Ser.) 
 
 (Sharon) History of the Anglo-Saxons. 
 
 History of England. 
 
 (Rev. Wm.) Hist, of Remark. Providences. 
 
 Turreau, (General) Jle'moires. 
 Tusser's (T.) Hundreth Points of Husbandrie. 
 Tutini, (T.) Origine, &c. de Seggi di Napole. 
 Twelve Nations, Contest of the. 
 Twiss's (Horace) Carib Chief, Tragedy. 
 Two Nights Court at Greenwich. See Defoe. 
 Two Merry Milkmaids, Com. by J. C. (O. P. 1.) 
 Twysden, (Roger) Hist. Angl. Script. Decern. 
 Tyler's (Alex.) Signal Dangers and Deliver. (T. 
 
 Memoirs of John Sobieski, &c. , 
 
 (Evan) Inventory of Worke. Thomson. 
 
 Tymme's (T.) Silver Watch-Bell. . 
 Tyndall's (W.) Christian Rule, &c. of the World. 
 Tyne Fisher's Farewell, by W. S. T. (A. P.) 
 Tyrwhitt, (Thos.) Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. 
 Tytler, (A. F.) See Woodhouselee. 
 
 (P. F.) Life of Sir Thomas Craig. 
 
 Lives of Scottish Worthies. 
 
 History of Scotland. 
 
 General Mackay's Memoirs, 1689-1691. 279. 
 
 143 
 
 277 
 
 31 
 
 31 
 
 31 
 
 274 
 
 274 
 
 221 
 
 249 
 
 98 
 
 42 
 
 262 
 
 111 
 
 183 
 
 43 
 
 206 
 
 206 
 
 206 
 
 232 
 
 309 
 
 13 
 
 278 
 
 80 
 
 235 
 
 244 
 
 235 
 
 324 
 
 177 
 
 268 
 
 301 
 
 222 
 
 214 
 
 27 
 .)70 
 169 
 4 
 69 
 107 
 248 
 155 
 
 21 
 332 
 301 
 281 
 
 285 
 16 
 
 285 
 281 
 
 Ubeda, Vita d. Picara Giustina Dies. . 5fi 
 
 Ubaldini, (P.) Descrittione di Scotia. 230. 278 
 
 Uladislaus, King, Lett, from Sultan Morat to. (T.58) 61 
 Ulster GjImics, Minstrelsy oftlie. . 230 
 
 Ulysses upon Ajax. See Harrington. 
 Umbreit, (Dr. Fr.) Lied der Liebe. 52 
 
 Umpire, The, Dissert, on English and Scots. (T.4.) 94 
 Unequal Match, a Talc. (P. P. 12.) . 263 
 
 Unfortunate Duchess, a Novel. (T. 2.) . 135 
 
 Usurper, Tragedy. (0. P. 3.) . 215 
 
 Union betw. England and Scotland, Tracts on the : 
 Dialogue betw. Burgess of Edin. and Gent. (T.IO.) 60 
 Discourse of present importance, &c. 8 
 
 Great Britain's Union. (T. 4.) 283. (T.) 285 
 
 Letter from Scruplous to Trialogus. (T. U. 4.) 
 Proceedings of the Darien Company upon. 
 Smoaking Flax Unquenchable. 
 Vis Unita fortior. See Mackenzie, (Simon.) 
 Speech in Season against. (T. U. 7.) 
 State of Controversy betw. Un. and Sep. Paris. 
 Word to Unioners and Parliamenters. (T. U. 8.) 285 
 See Ballantyne. Belhaven. Defoe. Seton. Webster. 
 Reasons for dissolving the. 1716. (P. T. 8.) 308 
 
 Union, The. Scotch and English Poems. 21 
 
 Canal betw. Edin. and Glasgow, Report on. 32 
 
 United Irishmen, Rep. of I. II. O. C. C. on Plans of. 313 
 
 Ministers, Heads of Agr. am. (T. 7.) 70. 28.'! 
 
 Societies, Confutation of Manif of Ch. of Sc. 74 
 
 Provinces, History of the. (M. U. H. 2B.) 207 
 
 States of Amer. Constitution of. See Rawle. 
 
 Vocab. of Words peculiar to. See Pickering. 
 
 Universal Fortune-Teller. . . 128 
 
 History, Ancient and Modern. . 205-7 
 
 Urquhart, (Ad.) Gen. Mackay's Mem. 1689-91. 279. 281 
 
 's (Sir Tlios.) Tracts, by Herd. 20 
 
 Works. . . . 281 
 
 Ursula, (St.) Life of. See Walter. . 275 
 
 Usher, (Abp.) Sermon against Popery. (T. 2.) 70 
 
 Orig. of Bishops and Metrop. (T. 3.) fjl 
 
 Red. of Episcopacie to Synod. Gov.(R.T.13.) 289 
 
 Usurer, The Generous. (T. 6.) . . 59 
 
 Usury, Discourse on Lawfulness of. (M. T. 9.) 
 Utterson's (E. V.) Ld. Bemers's Froissart. . 
 
 Ld. Bemers's Artliur of Little Britain. 
 
 Chevelere Assigne. 
 
 Pieces of Early Popular Poetry. 
 
 Life and Death of Virgilius. 
 
 457 
 
 288 
 29 
 122 
 276 
 )6« 
 117 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Valentine and Orson. . . . 104 
 
 Valentine's (Basil) Last Will and Testament. 121 
 
 Practica, &c. (Maier. T. A.) . 148 
 
 Valentino, (G. B.) La Mczzacanna, &c. (P. N.) 57 
 
 (B.) La Fuorfece, &c. (P. N.) . 57 
 
 Valerius Maximus, Thysii. (V. L. C. 56.) 226 
 
 Valiant Scot, (Play) by J. W. . . 217 
 Valla, (Gulielm.) See Panter. Symson. M'allace. 
 
 Vallancey's (Gen. Ch.) Irish Grammar. 64 
 
 Ace. of Stone Amphitheatre in Kerry. 33 
 
 Vallemont, (L. L. de) Traite de la Baguette. 108 
 
 Valliere, (Duchesse de la) Vie de la. . 39 
 
 Valtrinus de Re Militari Romanorum. . 113 
 
 Vampire Bride, Ballad. (P. T. 11.) . 339 
 
 Vanbrugh's (Sir John) Plays. . . 217 
 
 Five Plays. . . . . 219 
 
 False Friend. (Fix. P.) . . 221 
 
 Vander Burch, Epitre a AValter Scott. (P. D. 2.) 346 
 Vanderheyden's(Dr.) Speedy Help for Rich & Poor. 134 
 
 Vander Velde, Der Bohmische Magdekrieg. 269 
 
 Vane's (Sir H.) Two Treatises. (T. 2.) 78 
 
 Trial. (T. 4. 5.) . . . 78 
 
 Life and Death. (T. 4. 5.) . . 78 
 
 Van Mildert's(Bp.) Sermons. . . 178 
 
 VardiU's (A. J.) Pleasures of Human Life. 185 
 
 Vargas, a Tale of Spain. . . 335 
 
 Varillas's Hist, of Heresies, Refl. on. See Burnet, Bp. 
 
 Vanihagcn v. Ense, Leben d. Furst. Blucher. 274 
 
 Varro, (Terent.) Scaligeri. (V. L. C. 55.) 226 
 
 de Re Rustica. (L.R.E.S.) . 227 
 
 Vasse (Baronne) Aveu.xd'une Femme galante.(M.2.)U 3 
 
 Vasto, (del) Poesie. (P. I. 25.) . . 55 
 
 Vathek, Caliph, Hist. of. Beckford. . 44 
 
 Vaudoncourt (Ge'ne'cal de) Campagne de 1814-15. 326 
 
 Letters on Spain, 1823. . . 340 
 
 Vaughan'8 (C. R.) Siege of Zaragoza. (P.19.) 192. 313 
 
 (Thos.) Antiquitie of Magick. . 133 
 
 Curious History of Long Livers. . 121 
 
 Man-Mouse taken in a Trap. . 133 
 
 Fame and Confession of F. of Rosie Cross. 133 
 
 Euphrates, or Waters of the East. 144 
 
 Vau.\ or Vans, Ace. of Family of. See Agnew. 
 
 Vegetius (Flavins) de Re Militari, &c. . 223 
 
 Veitch, (Wm.) Memoirs of, by M'Crie. . 302 
 
 's Tables of Selkirkshire Measures. (M.T.U.) 342 
 
 Velleius Paterculus. See Paterciilus. 
 
 Vendchurch's (Ale's.) Adventures. . 43 
 
 Vende'e, Mtooires sur la. . 324 
 
 See Rochejacquclein. Sapinaud. Savary.'&c. 
 
 Venerie or Hunting, Noble Art of. . 106 
 
 Venetian Campaign in the Morea, 1688. (B.&S.5.) 157 
 Venner's (T.) Via Recta, &c. for Prescrv. of Health. 1 1 9 
 Verbal Criticism. Epistle to Pope on. (M.P.6.) 181. 309 
 Verdere's Romaut of Romants. . . 283 
 
 Verdon's (W.) Poem on King's Departure. (I.P.5.) 341 
 Vere's (Sir F.) Commentaries, by Dillingham. 187 
 
 Verg^, Contes et Nouvelles en vers. . 116 
 
 Vergilius, (Polyd.) de Rerum Inventoribus. 228 
 
 Historia Anglica. . . . 252 
 
 Vernon's (John) Young Horseman. . Ill 
 
 Verses by a Christian in time of Solitude. (T.IO.) 74 
 Verstegan,(R.) Theatrum Crudelitatis Haereticonim. 1 26 
 
 Restit. of Decayed Intelligence in Antiq. 
 
 Vertot, (Abb^) Chevaliers de Malthe. 
 
 Knights of Malta. 
 
 CEuvres Choisies, 
 
 Revolutions of Sweden. Mitchell. 
 
 Vesper, The Fatal, 26 Oct. 1623. 
 
 Vicars's (John) God in the Mount. 
 
 Looking-GIass for Malignants. (T. 1.) 
 
 26 
 
 4] 
 
 270 
 
 323 
 
 259 
 
 59. 128 
 
 50 
 
 60 
 
 Vice (Le) Puni, ou Cartouche, Poeme. See Grandval. 
 Vida, (H.) Poems, trans, by Pitt. (E. P.) 42 
 
 Vidocq, (Chef de la Police) M(?moires de. 328 
 
 Vienna, Siege of. Relation of. (B. and S. 3.) 157 
 
 Raising the Siege of. Poem. See Tyler, (A.) 
 
 Viga-Glum's Saga. ... 64 
 
 Vigny, (Comte A. de) Cinq Mars. . 39 
 
 Poemes. .... 40 
 
 Vilant's ( ) Review of Hist, of the Indulgence. 73 
 
 Vilate, Mdmoires sur la Convention. . 324 
 
 Villano, (Giov.) Storia di NapoU. ( V. L.) 268 
 
 (S.) Sporchia de lo Bene. (P. N.) . 57 
 
 Villanova, (A. de) Tractatus Chemicus. (T. 1.) 141 
 Villars, (Abbe de) Comte de Gabalis. (V. I.) 46 
 
 The Count of GabaUs. 143. (T. 3.) 152 
 
 (Mar&hal de) Me'moires. (P. C.) . 50 
 
 (Marshal) Memoirs. . . 247 
 
 Villehardouin,(G.de)Conq.deCon.(P.C.)49.(B.C.)S0 
 Villeneuve, (Guill. de) Me'moires. (P. C.) 4.0 
 
 (Mad. de) La BeUe et la Bete. (P. C.) 44 
 
 Villeroy (M. de) Mimoires. (P. C.) . 49 
 
 Villettes, (Gen.) Life and Char. of. See Bowdler. 
 Vin, Le bon, rejouit le coeur. (F. F. 4.) . 117 
 
 Vindication of Inf. of br. of Act agt. Prop. (T.U.I.) 285 
 
 458 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Vindication of Calvin & Beza, &c. (C. T. 8.) 230 
 
 of the Fundam. Chapter of Presbytery. 1713. 78 
 
 Vint's (J.) Meed of Momus. (P. M. 1.) . 101 
 
 Viret, (P.) The World possessed with Devils. 143 
 
 Virgilii jEni-id, Lib. \-G. Comment, in. . 274 
 
 Opera, Emmenessii. (V. L. C. 59.) 226 
 
 — — — Opera, cum Ital. vers. Ambrogi. . 239 
 
 Georgica, Hexaglotta. Sotheby. . 228 
 
 Virgilio, Eneide, da Annibal Caro. . 274 
 
 ■ Eneide. in Ling. Napol. da Stigliola. (P. N.) 57 
 
 Virgil, Works of, trans, by Dryden. (E. P.) 42 
 
 Works of, transl. by Pitt. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 ./Eneis, transl. by Gawin Douglas. 12 
 
 by Henry Earl of Surrey. . 274 
 
 Travestie, by Cotton. . . 135 
 
 Virgilius, Life and Death of. Utterson. 1 17. (Th. G.) 103 
 
 Vision of Royal Ghost, a Poem. (T.) . 3 
 
 Vocabolario della Crusca. . . 261 
 
 Vocal Magazine, Compl. British Songster. ICO 
 
 Miscellany. Collect, of Songs, with Tunes. 175 
 
 Vogt, (N.) Rheinische Geschichten u. Sagen. 48 
 
 Rheinische Bilder. . . 330 
 
 Voiture, ( ) Letters Familiar and Courtly, &c. 178 
 
 Volksbiicher, Deutscher. Weber. . 116 
 Volksmahrchen. SeeGottschalck.Grimm.Musaus. Tieck. 
 
 Voltaire, CEuvres. Beaumarchais. . 37 
 
 Micromegas. (V. I.) . . 45 
 
 Contes et Nouvelles en vers. . 116 
 
 Hist, of Frederick, K. of Sweden. (B. T. 5.) 309 
 
 Henriade, Spec, of Translation of. (P.P.I 1.) 343 
 
 Volunteer's Journey with the Army, &c. 1745-6. 90 
 
 Voragine, (Jac. de) Legenda Sanctorum. 122 
 Vortigem and Rowena, Passages from. SeeDudley. 179 
 Voss, (J.H.) Virgilii Georgica. Deutsch. (V.G.H.) 228 
 
 Vottiero, (Nic.) Specchio de la Ceverta. 269 
 
 Vo<c Populi. People's Cry agt. Clergy. (T. 53. 54.) 61 
 
 Regis et Rcgni, ag. Vox Cleri. (T. 8.) 286 
 
 Voyage d'Alcimedon. (V. I.) . . 45 
 
 Interrompu. (V. 1.) . . 45 
 
 du Pole Arct. au Pole Antarct. (V. I.) 45 
 
 de Zulma. (C. F.) . . . 44 
 
 to the World of Cartesius. See Defoe. 
 
 (New) round the World. See Defoe. 
 
 Voyages du Cap. Robert Boyle. (V. I.) 45 
 
 Imaginaires, &c. par Gamier. . 45 
 
 Collections of. See Hakluyt. Ham's. Kerr. 
 
 Vyner's (Rev. Dr. R.) Long, curious, & ext. Serm. 57 
 
 W. (J.) English Martyrologie, Counterpoyzc to. 72 
 
 W. (J.) The Valiant Scot, Play. . . 217 
 
 W. (J.) Rights of People to assemble, &c. (T. 7.) 295 
 W. (.1.) Question of Witchcraft. See Wagstaffe. 
 
 W. (R.) England's Summons, 1654. . 70 
 
 Wafer's (Lionel) Voyage to Isthmus of America. 244 
 
 Wagstaffe, (John) Quest, of Witchcraft debated. 143 
 
 (Rev. T.) Ans. to Sherlock on Alleg. (T.I 7.) 286 
 
 (Dr. W.) Letter of Dr. And. Tripe. 58 
 
 Comment on Tom Thumb. . . 129 
 
 Represent, of Citizens of Albinia. (M. 2.) 305 
 
 Testimonies to Character of Bob Hu9h.(M.3.) 305 
 
 Miscellaneous Works. . . 189 
 
 Wahr, (T.D.) Palzmareeschu Dseesmu Krahjums. 172 
 
 Wakefield, Relation of Victory of, 1643. (T. 13.) CO 
 
 (Gilb.) Pope's Early Poems. . 189 
 
 Waldegiave's (Earl of) Memoirs, 1754-1758. 253 
 
 Waldemar and Nordmorvin, a Swedish Talc. 2C2 
 Waldenses and Albigenses, Account of the. (T. 9.) 224 
 
 Researches among the. See Gilly. 
 
 Waldie's (Miss) Rome in 19th century. 
 Waldron's (F. G.) Literary Museum. 
 
 Downes's Roscius Anglicanus. 
 
 (Geo.) Works in Verse and Prose. 
 
 Wales, Myvirian Archaiology of. 
 Walker's (Clem.) History of Independency. 
 
 (Sir Edw.) Historical Discourses. 
 
 (Bp. G.) Siege of Londonderry. (B.&S.7.) 
 
 (Geo.) Descript. Catalogue of Pictures. 
 
 (John) Rhyming Dictionary. 
 
 (John) Poems, English, Scotch, and Gaelic 
 
 (J. C.) Memoirs of Irish Bards. . 208 
 
 Essay on Irish Dress. . . 208 
 
 (J. S.) South American, Metrical Tale. 164 
 
 (Pat. and Shields, A.) BiographiaPrcsbyteriana. 65 
 
 Lives of Peden, Seniple, Wellwood, &c. 73 
 
 Cargill, Smith, Boig, &c. 73 
 
 (T.) Wit of a Woman. Com. (0. P. 72) 221 
 
 (J.) Answer to G. R. Fitz-Gerald. (P. 2.) 302 
 
 Walking-sticks and Umbrellas, Hints to Bearers of. 1 92 
 
 Wallace (Geo.) on Scottisli Feudal Tenures. 2 
 
 Prospects from Hills in Fife. . 167 
 
 (Dr. Jas.) Ace. of Orkney Islands. (T.) 15 
 
 (Rev. R.)Ser. on Div. Revelation. (S.JtT.3.) 292 
 
 Sermons, 1745. (S. 16.) . . 98 
 
 (Sir Wm.) Life of, by Blind Henry. (Jam.) 4. S 
 
 See Panter. Symson. 
 
 256 
 209 
 209 
 261 
 IG2 
 237 
 233 
 147 
 180 
 164 
 163 
 
 459 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Wallace, a Fragment, with other Poems, by Gillies. 1G4 
 
 , a Tragedy, by Grahamc. . . 212 
 
 , or Fight of Falkirk, by Holford. , 12G 
 
 , or Vale of EUerslie, by Finlay. . 175 
 
 Walladmor, nach d. Eng. des Walter Scott. 53 
 
 H'rt/.'erV {^Edmund) Poems. . . 1C9 
 
 Poems.'(E. P.) 42. Works, pub. by Fenton. 195 
 
 Panegyrick on Cromwell. (P. P. 9.) 305 
 
 AVallingford, (Joan.) (G. et F.) . . 27 
 
 Wallis, (David) Rel. of Murder of Stolwood by. 133 
 Walpole, (Horace, Earl of Orford) See Orford. 
 
 (Sir Robt.) Short Hist, of Pari, and Supp. 30G 
 
 Collection of Tracts against. . . 310 
 
 Life and Administration of. See Coxe. 
 
 Walsh, (Sir J.) Opinions on Pari. Ref.(P.P.R.10.)344 
 
 (Vicomte) Le Fratricide. . . 269 
 
 (Wm.) Poems. (E. P.) 42. (W. C. A.) 168 
 
 Walsingham, (Th.) Hist. Brev. Angliae. Parker. 253 
 
 Ypodigma Neustriae. id. . , 253 
 
 Walter's (W.) Certaine Worthie MS. Poems. 107 
 
 Life of St. Ursula. Guiscard and Sigismund. 275 
 
 (Rev. R.) Ld. Anson's Voy. round the World. 244 
 
 Walton, ( Isaac, & Cotton's) Comp. Angler. Hawkins. 1 82 
 
 Major. ... 193 
 
 Lives of Donne, Wotton, &c. 193. 257 
 
 Wanley's (N.) Wonders of the Little World. 233 
 War-Galleys, Ancient, Essay on. See Howell. 
 
 , Principles of. See Wellington. 
 
 Warburton's (Bp.) Two Sermons. 1745. (S. 15.) 98 
 
 Ward's (Edw.) All Men Mad. (O. P. 1.3.) 157 
 
 AUibond'sOxfordReform.Englished. (P.T.12,) 309 
 
 British Hudibras. . . . 138 
 
 British Wonders, pr. since D. of Q. Anne. 309 
 
 Cervantes' Diverting Works. . 137 
 
 Don Quixote, in verse. . 126 
 
 Characters and Miscellanies. (W. 4.) 126 
 
 Devil upon Two Sticks, Comedy. (O.P. 14.) 157 
 
 Friendly Correspondence. . . 126 
 
 Hist, of Grand Rebellion, in Verse. 160 
 
 London Spy. (W. 1.) . . 126 
 
 Miscell. Prose and Verse. (W. 2.) 126 
 
 Northern Cuckold. . . Ill 
 
 Nuptial Dialogues. . . 126 
 
 Poetical Miscellanies. (W. 5.) . 126 
 
 Poetical Satires, and Prose Letters. (W. 3.) 126 
 
 Wandering Spy. (W. 6.) . . 126 
 
 (Rev. R.) Matlock and Buxton Guide. 248 
 
 Ward, (Thos.) England's Reformation, a Poem. 131 
 
 Ware's (Sir J.) Antiq. and History of Ireland. 252 
 
 (R.) Foxes and Firebrands. . 59 
 
 Waring's (H.) Thoughts and Maxims. (T. 4.) 88 
 
 Waristoun, (Lady) Memor. of Conversion of. 270 
 
 Warkworth Castle, Views of, by Duch. of North. 242 
 Warnefridus,(P.)DeGest.Longobardorum.(D.G.H.)223 
 
 Warner's (Dr. F.) Hist, of Rebellion in Ireland. 267 
 
 (Rev. R.) Illustrations ofjWaverley Novels. 32G 
 
 (Wm.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Warnings of the Eternal Spirit. . . 73 
 
 Warrington's (Earl of) Works. . . 247 
 
 Warton's (Rev. Dr. Jos.) Poems. (E. P.) 42 
 
 (Rev. Th.) Poems. (E. P.) 
 
 Oxford Companion. 
 
 Hist, of English Poetry. 
 
 , by Price. 
 
 42 
 113 
 
 184 
 103 
 
 Poetical Works, by Bp. Mant. . 198 
 
 Warwick,(Guy E. of) Fam. Hist. of. See Rowland. Guy. 
 
 234 
 257 
 251 
 319 
 319 
 34 
 326 
 
 Town and Castle, Historical Ace. of. 
 
 (Sir Pliilip) Memoirs of King Charles I 
 
 Waterloo, Battle of. Account of the. 
 
 Ace. of, by a British Staff Officer. 
 
 British and Foreign Accounts of. 
 
 Outline Prints of. . 
 
 Relations de la Bataille de. 
 
 — — Poems, &c. on. See Cobbold.Cockle. Fitzgerald. 
 Lewis. Scott. Shee. Southey. Swift. Whitehead. 
 Watkins's (John) Scarborough Tales. . 259 
 
 Watson's ( Jas.) Coll. of ScotsPoems. (S.T.7.) 1 75. 310 
 
 (Rev. Jo.) Mem. of Earls of Warren & Surrey.240 
 
 (J(jhn,theWundcrer)Introd.tuObs.andRcmarks. 104 
 
 (R.) Historical Collections, &c. in Scotland. 20 
 
 (Dr. R.) Hist, of Philip II. and III. of Spain. 36 
 
 Watt,(Rob.) Declaration and Confession of.(S.T.3.) 297 
 
 (Dr. Robt.) Bibliotheca Britannica. 267 
 
 Watts's (Alaric) Literary Souvenir. . 158 
 
 Poetical Sketches. . . . 165 
 
 (Dr. Is.) Poems. (E.P.) 42. Psalms of David. 291 
 
 Way to Heaven made plain. (T. 7. 8.) . 74 
 
 to get and save Wealth. . . 129 
 
 Way's (G. L.) Legrand's Fabliaux. . 157 
 
 Weare, (Tlios.) Pamphlets relative to Murder of. 296 
 Weather-Glass, Secrets of Nature in the. (T. 14.) 70 
 Webb's Artof English Poesie. (M. P. A.) 177 
 
 (Dr. J.) Cicero's Fam. Epistles. . 227 
 
 (Rev. J.) Bibliotheca Gloucestrensis. 196 
 
 460 
 
INDEX. 
 
 167 
 313 
 43 
 43 
 100 
 106 
 107 
 211 
 209 
 104 
 104 
 111 
 324 
 
 Webb's (W.) Lakelands, a Poem. 
 
 Legend of Cathleen & Kevin. 167. (I.T.5.) 
 
 Weber, (Henry) Tales of the East. 
 
 Popular Romances. 
 
 Illustrations of Northern Antiquities. 
 
 Metrical Romances. 
 
 Battle of Flodden Field. 
 
 Beaumont and Fletcher's Works. 
 
 Ford's Dramatic Works. 
 
 Gedichic. 
 
 Aletrical Romances. 
 
 (Veit) Sagen der Vorzeit. 
 
 ( ) Me'moires sur Marie Antoinette. 
 
 Webster's (Rev. A.) Thanksgiving Sermon. (T.17.) 98 
 
 (Dav.) Account of Scottish Money. 5 
 
 Topographical Diet, of Scotland. . 9 
 
 Calvinistic Purge. ... 69 
 
 Tracts on Witchcraft and Second Sight. 150 
 
 Scotch Ilaggis. . . . 152 
 
 Comical Dialogue betw. Maggy and Janet. 160 
 
 BettyClarksone'sConflictinConscience.(R.T.2.)342 
 
 (Rev. Jas.) Coven, of Redemption & Grace.65. 284 
 
 Libel against Prof. Simson. (T. 9.) 67 
 
 Sermons on Dif. of Salv. of Righteous. (Ser.) 69 
 
 on Elect, of Edin. Magistrates. 1694.(T. 2.) 82 
 
 Essay on Toleration. (T. 10.) . 82 
 
 Letter to a M.P.respectingToleration.(C.T.12.)290 
 
 Lawful Prejudices agt. Union, &c. (T.IO.U.) 285 
 
 (Jo. and Rowley's) CureforaCuckold.(O.P.l.)214 
 
 White Devil. (0. P. 4.) . 214.215 
 
 (John) Displaying of Supposed Witchcraft. 153 
 
 (Rev. Dr. W.) Vindication of King's Title. 96 
 
 (W.) Skinner's Life of General Monk. 237 
 
 WeeseITrap'd.Refl.onlateSatyricalFable.(O.P.22.)157 
 Weir, (Major) Trial of. . . 83.142 
 
 Weissenbruch,(J.B.) Relat. derfam. Rauber Bande. 149 
 WeIch,(Rev. John) Great Gospel Summons. (T. 15.) 67 
 
 Fifty-two Directions, &c. . . 75 
 
 Life and Death of. (T. 16.) . 67 
 
 Hist, of Life & Death of, by Kirkton. 78 
 
 Weld's (J.) Essay on Evergreen Oaks. . 299 
 
 Wellesley Pole's Sp.on St. of Ireland. 1812.(I.T.8.)313 
 Wellington, (Arthur, Duke of) General Orders of. 298 
 
 Gen. Ord.&c. from 1809-1814. Gurwood. 298 
 
 Life of, by Croker. ... 196 
 
 Vida Publica de, da Silva Lisboa. . 9C 
 
 Poems on Vict. of. See Croker. Roche. Waterloo. 
 
 Wellington Test, at Dublin,Sug. on. (T. T. 1.) 313 
 Welsh Travels, & Memoirs of Wales, by J. T. 249 
 
 Welsted's (L.) Works, verse & prose. Nichols. 190 
 Welwood, (Dr. Jas.) VVhitelocke's Memorials. 235 
 
 Memoirs of. ... " 
 
 AVendelini (M. F.) Uranologia ct Astrologia. 141 
 
 Wenham,(Jane,theWitchof Walkerne.)Tr.rel. to. 151 
 Wenlock's (John) Humb. Declar. to King Char.II. 72 
 Weriauff, (E. C.) Geog. Medii a!vi. Island. 103 
 
 Werner's (F. L. Z.) Cunegunde. . 52 
 
 Wesenbecii Comm. in Pandectas et Cod. Just. 272 
 Wesley, (John) Life of. See Southey. 
 West's (B.) Death on Pale Horse, Desc. of. Carey. 180 
 
 ( Reb.) Confess, of Marr. with the Devil. (T.4.) 150 
 
 (Rich.) Hecuba, Tragedy. (O. P. 73.) 221 
 
 Poems. (E. P.) ... 42 
 
 Westall's (Rich.) Day in Spring, and other Poems. 200 
 Western Isles or Hebrides. See Buchanan.Knox. &c. 
 
 Martyrology, or Bloody Assizes. . 78 
 
 Westminster Drollery, and Quibbles. (D. 1. 2.) 170 
 Westmoreland & Cumberiand, Hist. of. See Burn, &c. 
 
 Map of Lakes of. Crossthwaite. . 33 
 
 Weston's (J.) Amazon Queen, Tragi Com. (O.P.74.)221 
 
 (Sir R.) Hartlip's Husbandrie of Brabant. 247 
 
 (Thos., Comedian) Memoirs of. . 213 
 
 Whalley's (Rev. Dr.) Kenneth & FenelIa.(P.&P.l.)192 
 Wharton's (Sir Geo.) Works, by Gadbury. 148 
 
 (Hannah) Warn, of Etern. Sp. (T. 2.) 73 
 
 Divine Inspiration, Coll. of Manifestations. 73 
 
 (R.) Cheviot, a Poetical Fragment. 165 
 
 (R.) Fables, from the Italian. . 203 
 
 Whateley's (Abp.) Elements of Rhetoric. 191 
 
 Wheare's (D.) Method of reading Histories. 301 
 
 Wheatfield, Suffolk, Hist, and Ant. of. (D. F. P.) 204 
 Whetstone's(Geo.)MirrourofTrue Honour.(H.5.) 184 
 Whig Songs, 1745, Collection of. . 57 
 
 Whigs, Odes, Songs, and Epigrams agt. the. (1780.) 124 
 
 Triumphant Spirit of the. 1746. . 89 
 
 Whipping Tom, or Rod for a Proud Lady. 129 
 
 Whistlecraft, (W. and R.) See Frere. 
 Whiston's (Wm.) Vindication of Sibylline Oracles. 205 
 Whitby, History of. See Chariton. Young. 
 White-Staff, Secret History of the. See Defoe. 
 Wliite's (Rev. Gilb.) Hist, and Antiq. of Selbome. 243 
 
 Natural History of Selbome, by Jardine. 300 
 
 (Rev. H.) Account of Lichfield Cathedral. 249 
 
 (H. Kirke) Remains, by Southey. . 20li 
 
 4R1 
 
 3 N 
 
ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 White's (Jas.) Earl Strongbow. . . 331 
 
 Richard Coeur de Lion. . . 331 
 
 (Tho.) St. Guerdun's Well, a Poem. 156 
 
 Whitefield's (Rev. G.) Sh. Ace. of God's dealings. 78 
 
 Letter to Sterne on Tristram Shandy. 73 
 
 Letters to S. Foote on the Minor. (P.F.M.1.4.) 224 
 
 Lett, on Sc. Presb. keeping Com. with. See Bisset. 
 
 Whitehead's (Paul) Poems, (E. P.) . 42 
 
 (Wm.) Poems. (E. P.) . . 42 
 
 Honour, a Satire. (P. P. 3.) . 230 
 
 Manners, a Satire. (M. P. 15.) lUl. 307. 312 
 
 (Wm.) Poem on Battle of Waterloo. 322 
 
 Whitelocke's (Sir B.) Memorials of Eng. Aflf. 28. 235 
 
 (M.) Peace offer, on Cession of Hanover. (T. 3.) 89 
 
 VVhitlock's(Dr. R.) Zootomia. (on Eng. Manners.) 132 
 Whitgift, (Abp.) Churchyard's Verses on. (H. 12.) 184 
 
 Strype's Life of. . . 27.236 
 
 Whitney's (J.) Genteel Recreation, a Poem. 183 
 
 Whittington, (Ld. Mayor) Essay on Life of. See Dubois. 
 Whitworth's (Lord) Ace. of Russia,! 7 10. (D.F.P.) 204 
 Wicklow,AnglingE.'ccursions in. (SeeHall.Wright.) 259 
 Wicquefort, Advis aux HoUandois. . 35 
 
 Widows, The Different, Comedy. (O. P. 15.) 219 
 
 Wieland's (C. M.) Oberon. . . 52 
 
 Sammtliche Werke, von G ruber. . 55 
 
 Don Silvio de Rosalba. (C. F.) . 45 
 
 Musaus, Die Deutschen Volksmahrchen. 55 
 
 Wieri (Jo.) Opera, de Dacmonibus. . 124 
 
 Wife, Character of a Good. (T. 8.) . 70 
 
 How to choose a good from a bad. Com. 214 
 
 who murth. 19 Husbs. Newsofa. (SeeHusb.) 131 
 
 Wiffen's (J. H.) Specimen of Translation of Tasso. 343 
 
 Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered. . 197 
 
 Wigalois der Ritter, v. Gravenberch. . 55 
 
 Wigand, (P.) Das Femgericht Westphalens. 48 
 
 Wight's (A.) Parliamentary Law of Scotland. 272 
 
 (J.) Mornings at Bow Street. . 137 
 
 Wigtonshire, Ainslie's Map of. . . 260 
 
 Wilbraham, (Roger) Glossary of Cheshire Words. 180 
 
 Scoloker's Daiphantus. 1604. . 275 
 
 Wild, (Jonathan) Hist, of Life and Actions of. 134 
 
 's Advice to his Successor. . 129 
 
 (Rev. Dr. R.) Iter Borealc. See Monck. 57 
 
 Wilding's (Sir A.) Br. Hist, of Kings of England. 96 
 Wilkes's Ode on Birth of a Princess, 1737. (LM.8.) 304 
 Wilkes, (Jo.) and Home, (J.) Controversial Letts. 250 
 Wilkie's(Rev. Dr. W.) Poems. (E.P.) 42. Epigoniad. 300 
 
 45 
 296 
 221 
 208 
 
 Wilkina Saga, Hist. Wilkinensium. . 100 
 
 Wilkins, (Geo.) Miseries of Inforst Marriage. 216 
 
 Peter, Adventures of. (P. R.) . 43 
 
 Pierre. Les Hommes Volans. (V. \.) 
 
 Wilkinson's (G. T.) Hist, of Cato St. Conspiracy. 
 
 (R.) Vice Reclaimed, Com. (0. P. 75.) 
 
 (Tate) Wandering Patentee. 
 
 Willes, (John) Present Constit.&c. Vindic.(R.T.3.)24 
 William IIL Ex. Account of Actions of, by J. A. 250 
 
 State Tracts during Reign of 
 
 Elegies on. See Defoe. Dennis. 
 
 Secret de la Conspir. centre, 1695. 
 
 See La Couronne usurpfe. 
 
 Willielmus, Mon. Malmesbur. (Sav. — G. et F.) 
 Williams, (Bp.) Funeral Sermon on James I. 
 
 (Charles) Tarsis and Zelie, Romance. 
 
 (Sir Charles Hanbury) Works, by Jeffery. 
 
 (C. V.) The Book, complete, (resp. Pr. of W.) 255 
 
 (Dr.) Maladies des Yeux. . . 40 
 
 (Helen M.) Events in France, 1815. 319 
 
 (H. W.) Travels in Italy, Greece, &c. 318 
 
 (Archdeacon J.) Life of Alexander the Great. 315 
 
 (John) Life of Earl of Barrymore. 135 
 
 Eccentricities of John Edmn. . 209 
 
 (John) Life, Death, and Interment of (C.M.3.) 130 
 
 (Rhyn.) Tracts relative to. . . 297 
 
 (T. M.) The Traveller, a Poem. ( V. P. P. 9.) 342 
 
 Williamson, (Rev. Dav.) Ser. before High Com. 284 
 
 (Peter.) Life of . . . 17 
 
 Williamsons, Ace. of the Murder of the. (C. M. 2.) 130 
 Willis, (Bp.) Occas. Paper on Self-Murder, &c. 288 
 Willison's (Rev. J.) Sermons agt. Popery, 1745. 90 
 Willyams's (J. B.) Influence of Genius, a Poem. 167 
 WUina?in3, (G. //.) Devokis Contempt, Oracioncs, 117 
 Wilmot, (Bar.) Trans, of Two of Petrarch's Sonnets. 38 
 Wilmot's (Mrs.) Ina, a Tragedy. . 212 
 
 Wilson's (Arthur) Hist, of James I. (C. H.) 249 
 
 (Alex.) Poems, chiefly Scottish. . 166 
 
 Foresters, a Poem. . . 166 
 
 (Chas.) Memoirs of Congreve. See Oldmixon. 
 
 St. Cecilia. Favourite Songs. . 161.171 
 
 Tales, trans, from the Irish. . 1 76 
 
 (Gavin) Masonic Songs and Anecdotes. 171 
 
 (H. H.) Theatre of the Hindus. . 317 
 
 (Jas. alias Claudero) Miscellanies in P. & V. 128 
 
 . Curious Histor}'. . . . 128 
 
 Ars Catchpolaria. . . . 163 
 
 462 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Wilson's (J.) Cheats, Com. (0. P. 76.) . 221 
 
 (John, Greenock) E. Douglas, & Clyde. 1G2. 222 
 
 (Prof. John) Study of Ancient Arts. (O.P.P.) 169 
 
 Magic Mirror. . . . 186 
 
 Isle of Palms. ... 201 
 
 Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life. 179 
 
 Trials of Margaret Lindsay. . 179 
 
 (John)Shaksperiana.Catalogue of BooksonSh.210 
 
 (John, of Thornly) Polit. State of Scotland. 302 
 
 (Provost) Act of Pari. forDisabling. (T.P.M.1.)16 
 
 Old Whig's Two Letters on Act. (T. P. M. 9.) 16 
 
 (Sir R.) Expedition to Egypt. . 318 
 
 Remarks on Russian Army. . 240 
 
 Sketch of Power of Russia. (H. P. T. 6.) 343 
 
 (Robt.) History of Hawick. . 22 
 
 (W. Schoolm.) Select Medit. in Spir. Songs. 77 
 
 (W. Rae) Travels in Egypt and Holy Land. 231 
 
 Wiltshire, Ordnance Map of. . . 234 
 
 Wily Beguilde, Comedy. . . . 216 
 
 Win her and take her. Comedy. (0. P. 11.) 219 
 
 Winchester's (Rev. J.) Revolution Sermon. 1748. 9U 
 Windsor Castle, History of, by Pote. . 252 
 
 Wine's (J.) Welcome to Victory, a Poem. 157 
 
 Winnington, (Sir Thos.) Four Tracts on Conduct of. 91 
 Winstanley's (W.) England's Worthies. 26 
 
 Winwood's (Sir R.) Memorials of Affairs of State. 233 
 Winzefs (Nin.) Tractatis for ref. of Doctryne, &c. 282 
 Wishart, (Bp. Geo.) De Rebus Caroli L &c. 228 
 
 Memoirs of Marquis of Montrose. 5. 20 
 
 (Rev. G.) Sermons on Rebellion 1745. (T. 18.) 98 
 
 (Rev. W.) Ser. before Gen. Assembly. (T.19.) 98 
 
 Wit's Interpreter. The English Parnassus. 1 1 1 
 
 Wits led by the Nose, Tragi-Com. (0. P. 12.) 219 
 Witchcraft, Disc, of Fallacies of. (T. 2.) 108 
 
 Detected and Prevented. . . 1 09 
 
 Display of Supposed. See Webster. 
 
 Question of, debated by J. W. See Wagstaffe. 
 
 Discovery of. See Scott. 
 
 Discourse on, occasioned by Bill 1736. 147 
 
 Triall of See Cotta. 
 
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 Belief in, unsupp. by Scripture. See Pateraon. 
 
 Witch-Finder. The, Romance. . . 335 
 
 Wither's (Geo.) Satyre. . . . 110 
 
 Juvenilia. . . . . 110 
 
 Fidelia. .... 110.118 
 
 Motto. . . . . 110 
 
 Wither's (Geo.) Fair Virtue, &c. . . 110 
 
 Epigrams, Sonnets, &c. . . 110 
 
 Shepherd's Hunting. . . 170.171 
 
 Lett, on ch. of Knights & Burg. (T. 15.) 60 
 
 Collection of Emljlems. . 1 02 
 
 Fragmenta Prophetica. . . 141 
 
 Withers's (Fab.) Indagine's Palmistry & Physiog. 134 
 
 (W.) Apology for Lies ag. Sachevercl. (T.3.) 293 
 
 (Wm.) Memoir on Forest Trees. (T. P. 1.) 299 
 
 Letter to Sir W. Scott. (T. P. 2.) . 299 
 
 Wives, Hardship of English Laws to. (T.) 25 
 
 and Matrons, Humble Petition of. 1643.(T.15.)60 
 
 Wizzard, Complete. Coll. of Narratives. 150 
 
 Wodrow's (Rev. Prof R.) Hist, of Church of Scotl. 1 1 
 
 Life,byRobt.Wodrow,(ed.byRev.Dr.Campbell. SO 
 
 Collections upon Lives of the Reformers. 28 1 
 
 Wogan's (Ch.) Narr. of Princess C. Sobieski. 86 
 
 Wolcot's (Dr. J.) Peter Pindar's Works. 162 
 
 Wolfe's (Rev. R. B.) English Prisoners in France. 31 8 
 Wolsey, (Cardinal) Life of, by Cavendish. 236 
 
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 Life & Administration of, by Gait. 251 
 
 Life and Death of, by Storer. . 184 
 
 Woman, Satyr against. (P. P. 16.) . 305 
 
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 Women, Acts of New Parliament of. (T. 3.) 70 
 
 Arraignment of Lewd,&c.& Answer. (R.T.2.3.) 127 
 
 Praise of. See Bellegarde. 
 
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 Wonderful Magazine. . . . 329 
 
 Wood's Town Atlas of Scotland. . 330 
 
 Wood, (Anthony a) Athenae Oxonienses. 232 
 
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 (J. P.) Life and Projects of John Law. 3 
 
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 Douglas's Peerage of Scotland. . 1 1 
 
 (Lamb.) Life & Raigne of Charles 1. 246 
 
 Woodcock's (Mrs. H.) Laura, a Tale. 167 
 
 Woodhouselee, (A. F. T. Lord) Poems of James T. 1.4 
 
 Exam.ofDeSade'sIlyp.on Petrarch. (M.P.2.i.)186 
 
 Life and Character of Petrarch. . 192 
 
 Outline of Lectures on History. . 205 
 
 Schiller's Robbers, a Tragedy. . 212 
 
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 Woodward's (G. M.) Eccentric Excursions. 271 
 
 (Henry) Letter to Dr. John Hill. 21 1 
 
 Woodworth's (Sam.) Odes, Songs, &c. . 180 
 
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ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. 
 
 Wool and Cattel, Treatise of. (T. H. 7.) 247 
 
 Woolston,(Thos.) Lett.to, fr.Tomof Bedlam.(S.T.4.) 135 
 Word in Season to well-minded people. 1G46.(T.50.) 61 
 Wordsworth 's(Rev.C)ThreeTractsonEikonBasilike.256 
 
 (Wra.) Excursion. . . . 195 
 
 Lyrical Ballads. . . . 246 
 
 Poems, including Lyrical Ballads. . 199 
 
 White Doe of Rylestone. . . 195 
 
 World, The, by Moore. (B.E.) . . 234 
 
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 WormeofLambton. (P. T.2.) . . 339 
 
 Wotton's (Sir H.) Life by Walton. (W. L.) 193. 257 
 Wrangham, (Rev. Arch.) Life of Dr.Thos. Zouch. 236 
 — — Essays, in Brydges's Ruminator. . 204 
 
 Scarborough Castle. (P. T. 1.) . 339 
 
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 Barnard's Translations from Flaminio, &c. 158 
 
 Goldingham's Garden Plot and Masque. 276 
 
 WraxalPs (Sir N. W.) History of France. 204 
 
 Memoirs of his own Time. . 234 
 
 Wray's (Rev. W.) Ser. on Fire of London. (T.18.) 286 
 Wright's (Rev. G. N.) Guide to A. and M. Dublin. 254 
 — — G. to Killarney, Wicklow, and Giant's Causey. 254 
 
 (Thos.) Female Virtuosos. Com. (O.P. 77.78.) 221 
 
 (Rev. T.) Faith's Telescope. . 162 
 
 Farewell to Time. ... 238 
 
 (Rev. W.) Negative Discussed. (T. 5.) 67 
 
 Wyat's (Sir Thos.) Poems. (E. P.) . 41 
 
 Wyatt, James, Life and Adventures of, a Novel. 178 
 Wycherley's (W.) Dramatic Works. . 217 
 
 . Four Plays, . . . . 221 
 
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 Wyndham's (H. P.) Lord Melcombe's Diary. 255 
 
 (Wm.) Address to Electors, &c. 1739.(P.T.4.) 310 
 
 Wynne's (Sir John) History of Gwedir Family. 245 
 
 (J. H.) History of Ireland to William III. 314 
 
 (W.) Caradoc's History of Wales. . 237 
 
 AVyntoun's Cronykil of Scotland. Macpherson. 8 
 
 Xenophon's Treatise of Householde. 
 Ximenes, (Cardinal) Hist, du, par Marsolier. 
 
 Y. (N.) Pieces of Ancient Poetry. See Fry. 
 Yalden's (Dr.Thos.) Poems. (E. P.) . 42 
 
 Temple of Fame, a Poem, (P. P. 3.) 304 
 
 Yates, (Marg. and Proc.-Fiscal) Answer for. 177 
 
 Year of Wonders. Poet, trans, of Old Prophecy. 263 
 York, Relation of Siege of, 1644. (T. 16.) 60 
 
 Cathed. Hist, of Gt. East Window in. See Gent. 
 
 (Fred.Duke of) Death and Funeral of.(N.T.9.)257 
 
 Croker's Speech in Defence of. (P. P. 1.) 313 
 
 Thom's Sermon on Death of. (BI. E. P. 8.) 342 
 
 Yorke's (Chas.) Consid. on Law of Forfeiture. 8.5. 121 
 
 (Philip) Royal Tribes of Wales. . 243 
 
 Yorkshire Ale, Praise of. See Meriton. 
 
 Witch. See Bateman. 
 
 Young's (Arthur) Tour in Ireland. . 314 
 
 (Rev. Dr. Ed.) Poems. (E. P.) 42. Works. 194 
 
 (Rev. Geo.) History of Whitby. . 255 
 
 (Jas.) Letter to his Spouse. (T. 2.) . 81 
 
 (Prof. John) Criticism on Gray's Elegy. 201. 312 
 
 (Ric.) Prevention of Poverty, &c. . 304 
 
 (Robt.) Breviary of Later Persecutions. 250 
 
 ( Dr.Thos.) Catalogue of Works, and Essays of. 345 
 
 (W.) Airdrie Fair, a Poem. (R. P. 5.) 80 
 
 Younger Brother's Apology, See Allen. 
 
 Ysumbrus. (E. M. It. 9.) . . . 104 
 
 Zacharia, Stiick der b. Deutschen Dichter. 116 
 
 Zappi, ( ) Canzone. (P. I. 42.) . . 56 
 
 Zappullo, (Dr. M.) Successi di qualtro gran Citta. 268 
 Zauber-Bibliothek. See Horst. 
 Zauberbrunnen, Der. Rittergeschichte. See Gleieh. 
 Zayas, (Donna Maria de) Novelas Amorosas. 120 
 
 Zeilleri (M.) Daniae et Norvegiae Descr. 109 
 
 Zenger, (J. P.) Trial of at New York. (B. T. 1 1.) 30y 
 Zeno,( Apost.) Drammi Scelti. (P.I.46.) Dr.Sacri.(54.)5G 
 Ziska, le redoutable Aveugle. See Rocoles. 
 Zoroastris Oracula. See Longini Trinum Mag. 
 Zouch, (Dr.) Sophister, Comedy, . . 217 
 
 (Rev. H.) Horace Walpole's Letters to. 235 
 
 (Rev. Dr. T.) Life of, by Wiangham. 236 
 
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