| TEXT | NOTE |
| PAGE | PAGE |
| [Rosamund Gray] | [1] | [438] |
| [Curious fragments, extracted from a commonplace-book which belonged to Robert Burton, the famous Author of The Anatomy of Melancholy] | [35] | [440] |
| [Early Journalism] | [41] | [442] |
| I. | [G. F. Cooke in "Richard the Third"] | [41] | [442] |
| II. | [Grand State Bed] | [44] | [442] |
| III. | [Fable for Twelfth Day] | [44] | [444] |
| IV. | [The Londoner] | [46] | [444] |
| [Characters of Dramatic Writers, Contemporary with Shakspeare] | [48] | [445] |
| [On the Inconveniences Resulting from Being Hanged] | [65] | [445] |
| [On the Danger of Confounding Moral with Personal Deformity: with a Hint to those who have the Framing of Advertisements for Apprehending Offenders] | [74] | [448] |
| [On the Ambiguities Arising from Proper Names] | [80] | [448] |
| [On the Genius and Character of Hogarth; with some Remarks on a Passage in the Writings of the Late Mr. Barry] | [81] | [448] |
| [On the Custom of Hissing at the Theatres, with some Account of a Club of Damned Authors] | [101] | [449] |
| [On Burial Societies; and the Character of an Undertaker] | [107] | [451] |
| [On the Tragedies of Shakspeare, Considered with Reference to their Fitness for Stage Representation] | [112] | [451] |
| [Specimens from the Writings of Fuller, the Church Historian] | [130] | [453] |
| [Edax on Appetite] | [138] | [454] |
| [Hospita on the Immoderate Indulgence of the Pleasures of the Palate] | [145] | [454] |
| [The Good Clerk, a Character; with some Account of "The Complete English Tradesman"] | [148] | [455] |
| [Memoir of Robert Lloyd] | [153] | [455] |
| [Confessions of a Drunkard] | [154] | [456] |
| [Recollections of Christ's Hospital] | [162] | [460] |
| [Table-Talk in The Examiner] | [174] | [464] |
| I. | [Reynolds and Leonardo Da Vinci] | [174] | [464] |
| II. | [The New Acting] | [176] | [465] |
| III. | [Books with one Idea in them] | [178] | [466] |
| IV. | [A Sylvan Surprise] | [179] | [467] |
| V. | [Street Conversation] | [179] | [467] |
| VI. | [A Town Residence] | [180] | [467] |
| VII. | [Gray's Bard] | [181] | [468] |
| VIII. | [An American War for Helen] | [182] | [468] |
| IX. | [Dryden and Collier] | [183] | [468] |
| X. | [Play-house Memoranda] | [184] | [468] |
| [Review of The Excursion] | [187] | [469] |
| [On the Melancholy of Tailors] | [200] | [473] |
| [On Needle-work] | [204] | [477] |
| [On the Poetical Works of George Wither] | [210] | [477] |
| [Five Dramatic Criticisms] | [215] | [484] |
| I. | [Mrs. Gould (Miss Burrell) in "Don Giovanni"] | [215] | [484] |
| II. | [Miss Kelly at Bath] | [217] | [485] |
| III. | [Richard Brome's "Jovial Crew"] | [219] | [486] |
| IV. | [Isaac Bickerstaff's "Hypocrite"] | [221] | [489] |
| V. | [New Pieces at the Lyceum] | [222] | [490] |
| [Four Reviews] | [225] | [491] |
| I. | [Falstaff's Letters] | [225] | [491] |
| II. | [Charles Lloyd's Poems] | [229] | [493] |
| III. | [Barron Field's Poems] | [232] | [493] |
| IV. | [Keats' "Lamia"] | [235] | [494] |
| [Sir Thomas More] | [239] | [495] |
| [The Confessions of H. F. V. H. Delamore, Esq.] | [246] | [496] |
| [The Gentle Giantess] | [248] | [497] |
| [Letter to an Old Gentleman whose Education has been Neglected] | [251] | [497] |
| [Ritson versus John Scott the Quaker] | [257] | [498] |
| [Letter of Elia to Robert Southey] | [265] | [498] |
| [Guy Faux] | [278] | [509] |
| [Nugæ Criticæ: On a Passage in "The Tempest"] | [285] | [511] |
| [Original Letter of James Thomson] | [288] | [512] |
| [Biographical Memoir of Mr. Liston] | [292] | [512] |
| [A Vision of Horns] | [299] | [513] |
| [The Illustrious Defunct] | [304] | [514] |
| [Unitarian Protests] | [310] | [514] |
| [Autobiography of Mr. Munden] | [314] | [515] |
| [The "Lepus" Papers] | [317] | [515] |
| I. | [Many Friends] | [317] | [516] |
| II. | [Readers against the Grain] | [319] | [516] |
| III. | [Mortifications of an Author] | [322] | [516] |
| IV. | [Tom Pry] | [324] | [516] |
| V. | [Tom Pry's Wife] | [326] | [517] |
| VI. | [A Character] | [327] | [517] |
| [Reflections in the Pillory] | [329] | [518] |
| [The Last Peach] | [333] | [519] |
| ["Odes and Addresses to Great People"] | [335] | [519] |
| [The Religion of Actors] | [337] | [521] |
| [A Popular Fallacy] | [340] | [523] |
| [Reminiscences of Juke Judkins, Esq., of Birmingham] | [342] | [523] |
| [Contributions to Hone's Every-Day Book and Table Book] | [349] | [523] |
| I. | [Remarkable Correspondent] | [349] | [527] |
| II. | [Captain Starkey] | [351] | [528] |
| III. | [Twelfth of August] | [354] | [528] |
| IV. | [The Ass] | [356] | [529] |
| V. | [In re Squirrels] | [359] | [530] |
| VI. | [An Appearance of the Season] | [360] | [531] |
| VII. | [The Months] | [361] | [531] |
| VIII. | [Reminiscence of Sir Jeffery Dunstan] | [366] | [532] |
| IX. | [Mrs. Gilpin Riding to Edmonton] | [368] | [533] |
| X. | [The Defeat of Time] | [369] | [534] |
| [An Autobiographical Sketch] | [375] | [535] |
| [Shakspeare's Improvers] | [376] | [535] |
| [Saturday Night] | [379] | [537] |
| [Estimate of De Foe's Secondary Novels] | [381] | [537] |
| [Clarence Songs] | [383] | [539] |
| [Recollections of a Late Royal Academician] | [385] | [540] |
| [The Latin Poems of Vincent Bourne] | [391] | [544] |
| [The Death of Munden] | [397] | [545] |
| [Thoughts on Presents of Game, &c.] | [398] | [546] |
| [Table-Talk by the Late Elia] | [400] | [547] |
| [The Death of Coleridge] | [406] | [549] |
| [Cupid's Revenge] | [407] | [550] |