Warburton, J., by neglect causes the destruction of old manuscript plays, i. 54, note.
Wat Tyler, anecdote of, iii. [470], note.
Westminster elections always turbulent from the days of Charles the First, iii. [461], note.
Whig and Tory, origin of the terms, iii. [88].
Whistlecraft’s Poem on King Arthur, ii. 496, note; imitated by Byron in his Beppo, ib.
Whitelocke, his Memorials, ii. 212; his remembrances, a work addressed to his family, lost or concealed, ib.; preface to the Remembrances preserved, ib.; omissions in first edition of his Memorials, ii. 448.
Wife, Literary, i. 327; of Budæus, 328; of Evelyn, who designed the frontispiece to his translation of Lucretius, ib.; of Baron Haller, ib.; Calphurnia, wife of Pliny, ib.; Margaret, Duchess of Newcastle, 329; extract from her epistle to her husband, ib.; notices of the wives of various celebrated men, 332-337.
Wigs, custom of using, i. 217-220; Steele’s, 229.
Wilkins, Bishop, his museum, iii. [291].
Winkelmann, the plan on which he composed his works, ii. 89.