Babblers[218]
Babes in the Wood [85]
Babylon [415]
Bachelors, an inquisition on [320]
Bacon flitch at Whichenovre [607]
Bacon, Lord
quoted 		[554]
[10], [19], [411], [447]
Bags of money transformed [3]
Balance, Jupiter's, in Homer and Virgil [463]
Baldness [497]
Ballads (old),
admiration of
Chevy Chace
Babes in the Wood
[85], [502] [Fn. 1]
[70], [74]
[85]
Balloon [45] [Fn. 3]
Balzac [355]
Bamboo, Benjamin, his philosophical use of a shrew [482]
Bank of England [2] [Fn. 1]
Bankruptcy [428], [456]
Bantam, the ambassador from, describes the English [557]
Bantry Bay[383] [Fn. 1]
Barbadoes,
Ligon's History of
appeals from
[11] [Fn. 2]
[394]
Barbarity [139]
Bareface, his success with the ladies [156]
Barn Elms[91]
Barnes, Joshua [245]
Bar, oratory of the English [407]
Barnaby-bright [632]
Barr, Mr. [388]
Barreaux, Jacques Vallée, Seigneur des [513] [Fn. 2]
Barrow, Isaac [106] [Fn. 4]
Bashfulness natural to the English [148]
Basil Valentine and his son, history of [426]
Bastards [203]
Bastile, a prisoner in the [116]
Battles, descriptions of[428]
Bawlers [148]
Baxter [84], [445], [498]
Bayle,
on libels
his dictionary
[451]
[92] [Fn. 2,] [121] [Fn. 1], [198] [Fn. 1]
Beagles [116] [Fn. 1]
Bear garden,
visited
how to improve the
[436], [449]
[141]
Beards [321] [331]
Beau
and Quaker
Beau's head dissected
[631]
[255]
Beaufort, Cardinal, Shakespeare's death of [210]
Beaumont and Fletcher's Scornful Lady [270]
Beauties [4], [33], [87], [144], [155]
Beauty [33], [133], [302], [406], [412], [510]
Beaver, the haberdasher and coffeehouse politician[49]
Beef-steak Club [9] [Fn. 2]
Beggars
Sir A. Freeport on		[430], [613]
[232]
Behn, Aphra [22] [Fn. 4], [51] [Fn. 9]
Beings,
scale of, considered
imaginary
[519]
[419]
Bel and the Dragon [28] [Fn. 6]
Bell Savage, etymology of [28]
Belvidera, song upon, criticized [470]
Beneficence [292], [588], [601]
Bentley, Richard [165]
Biblis, every woman's rival [187]
Bill,
for preserving female fame
of mortality
[326]
[289]
Bion, saying of, on search for happiness [574]
Birch, Dr. Thomas [364] [Fn. 2]
Birds
for the opera
better education of, by L. Tattle
how affected by colours
[5]
[36], [121]
[412]
Birthday, Queen Anne's[294]
Biters [47], [504]
Biton and Cleobis [483]
Blackmore, Sir R. [6] [Fn. 1], [339] [Fn. 8], [543]
Bland, Dr. [628]
Blank, a letter from [563]
Blank verse [39]
Blast, Lady, her character [457]
Bluemantle, Lady [427]
Blushing [390]
Boar killed by Mrs. Tofts in Armida [22] [Fn. 3]
Board-wages [88]
Boccalini, Trajan [291] [Fn. 6], [335], [514]
Bodily exercises [161]
Body, human, transcendent wisdom in construction of the [543]
Boevey, Mrs. Catherine [113] [Fn. 1]
Boileau [47], [209], [279] [Fn. 11]
Boleyn, Anne, her letter to Henry VIII. [397]
Bond, John [286] [Fn. 1]
Bonosus, a drunken Briton [569]
Books [37], [93], [123], [124], [163], [166]
Bossu, Réné le [279] [Fn. 4], [291] [Fn. 2]
Bouhours, Dominique [62] [Fn. 4]
Boul, Mr., sale of his pictures [226]
Bouts Rimés[60]
Bow, English use of the [161]
Boyle, Hon. Robert [94], [121], [531], [554]
Bracton's law of Scolds [479] [Fn. 2]
Brady, Nicholas[168] [Fn. 3]
Breeding (good) [66], [119], [169]
Bribery [239], [394]
British
Ladies and Picts
Princes, Hon. E. Howard's
[41]
[43] [Fn. 7]
Brome, Dr. [302]
Brooke and Hellier [362] [Fn. 5]
Brown, Tom, his new method of writing[576]
Brunetta and Phillis [80]
Bruno, Giordano [389]
Bruyère's character of an absent man [77] [Fn. 2]
Buck, Timothy, answers the challenge of James Miller [436]
Buckingham,
Duke of, invention in glass
Sheffield, Duke of
Villiers, Duke of
[509]
[253] [Fn. 5], [462] [Fn. 3]
[371]
Budgell,
Eustace
Gilbert
[67] [Fn. 1], [517]
Buffoonery [443]
Bullock,
the Comedian
Gabriel, love letter of
[36] [Fn. 4], [44]
[324] [Fn. 3], [328]
Bully Dawson [2] [Fn. 5]
Bumpers in drinking [474]
Burlesque [249], [616], [625]
Burnet's
Theory of the Earth
Travels
[38][ Fn. 1], [143], [146]
[46] [Fn. 4], [531]
Bury Fair [154] [Fn. 4]
Business,
the man of
learned men most fit for
[27]
[469]
Bussy d'Amboise [467]
Busy world, virtuous and vicious [624]
Button-makers' petition [175] [Fn. 2]
Butts [47], [175]
Byrom, John [586] [Fn. 1], [603] [Fn. 1]

Cacœthes scribendi [582]
Cælia, the pretty, advised to hold her tongue [404]
Cæsar,
Julius
edition of his Commentaries
[23] [Fn. 3], [147], [169], [231], [224], [256], [374], [395]
[367]
Cairo, Spectator at [1], [69]
Calamities [312], [483], [558], [559]
Calamy, Edward [106] [Fn. 4]
Caligula [16], [246]
Callipædia, Claude Quillet's [23] [Fn. 4]
Callisthenes [422]
Calprenède's romances [37] [Fn. 2]
Calumny [451], [594]
Cambray, Fenelon, Archbishop of [69], [95]
Cambridge Ugly Club [78]
Camilla
Virgil's
the opera
[15]
[18][ Fn. 1], [22] [Fn. 3],[443]
Camillus, behaviour of, to his son [263]
Camisars, the [160]
Camp, wherein a good school[566]
Campbell, the dumb fortune-teller [323] [Fn. 4], [474]
Candour [382]
Canidia, an old beauty [301]
Cant [147]
Capacities of children to be considered in their education [307]
Caprice [191]
Carbuncle, Dr., his dye[52]
Care
who has most
man's chief
[574]
[122]
Caricatures [537]
Carneades, his definition of Beauty [144]
Cartesian theory of ideas [417]
Cartoons, Raphael's [226], [244]
Cases in love answered [591], [607], [614]
Casimir, Liszinski, a Polish atheist, punishment of [389]
Cassandra, romance of [37] [Fn. 2]
Cassius, Caius, temper of [157]
Castle-builders [167]
Cat
a contributor to harmony
old and young, speculations on
-call, a dissertation on the
[361]
[626]
[361]
Catiline [386]
Cato [243], [255], [446], [557]
Catullus, his lampoon of Cæsar[23] [Fn. 3]
Cave of Trophonius [598], [599]
Celibacy [528]
Celinda on female jealousy [178]
Censor
of small wares
of marriages
-ship of the press
[16]
[308]
[445] [Fn. 1]
Censure [101], [610]
Ceremony [119]
Chair, the mathematical[25]
Chambermaids [366]
Chancery [564]
Chaplains
to persons of quality
Sir Roger de Coverley's chaplain
[609]
[106]
Chapman, George [467] [Fn. 4]
Chardin, Sir John [289] [Fn. 4]
Charity schools [294], [430]
Charlemagne and his secretary, story of [181]
Charles I., book of Psalms in a picture of [58]
Charles II., his familiarities [78], [462]
Charles II. of Spain [64] [Fn. 2]
Charles VI. of Germany [353] [Fn. 3]
Charles XII. of Sweden, his march to the Ukraine [43] [Fn. 2]
Chastity [99], [579]
Chaucer [73]
Cheerfulness [143], [381], [387]
Chemists' jargon [426]
Cherubim and Seraphim [600]
Chevy Chace criticized [70], [74]
Chezluy, Jean, excused to Pharamond his absence from court [480]
Children [157], [246], [307], [426], [500]
in the Wood, on the Ballad of the [85]
Child's Coffee-house [1] [ Fn. 7]
China women and the vapours [336]
Chinese [60], [189], [414]
Chit-chat Club [560]
Chocolate [365]
Chocolate-house
Cocoa Tree
White's		[1] [Fn. 11], [88] [ Fn. 2]
Chremylus, story of, from Aristophanes [464]
Christian religion [186], [213], [574]
Christian Hero, Steele's [37], [356] Fns. [2]-[8], [516]
Christmas [268]
Chronograms [60] [Fn. 7]
Church
and puppet show
behaviour at
music
work
[14]
[53], [242], [259], [460], [630]
[338]
[383]
Churchyard, the country, on Sunday [112]
Cibber, Colley [48] [Fn. 2], [370], [546]
Cicero [61], [68], [212], [404], [427], [436], [467] [Fn. 1], [505], [531], [541], [554]
Citizens, the opportunity of [346]
City lovers [155]
Clarendon, Earl of [349], [485] [Fn. 1]
Clarinda, an Idol [73]
Clark, Mrs. Margaret, remnant of a love-letter to [342]
Clarke, Dr. Samuel [367] [Fn. 1]
Classics, editors of the [470]
Clavius, Christopher [307] [Fn. 2]
Clay, Stephen [133] [Fn. 2]
Clayton, Thomas, the composer [18] [Fn. 1], [258] [Fn. 2]
Cleanliness [631]
Cleanthe, a French lady, novel of[15]
Cleanthes misapplies his talents [404]
Clelia, Scudéri's [37] [Fn. 2]
Cleopatra
Caprenède's romance of		[400]
[37] [Fn. 2]
Clergyman of the Spectator's Club [2], [34]
Clergymen [21], [306], [609], [633]
Clerks, parish, advice to [372]
Cleveland, John[286] [Fn. 1]
Cliff, Nat., advertises for a lottery ticket [191]
Clinch of Barnet [24] [Fn. 2], [31]
Clodpate, Justice, Cibber's [48]
Cloe the idiot [466]
Club Law [239]
Clubs
the Amorous
Beef-steak
Chit-chat
Everlasting
Fox-hunters'
Fringe-glove
Hebdomadal
Hen-pecked
Kitcat
Lazy
Lawyers'
Mohock
Moving
October
Rattling
She Romp
Sighing
Spectator's
Club at Oxford for re-reading the Spectator
Street Clubs
Twopenny
Ugly
White's
Widows'		[9], [474], [508]
[30]
[9][ Fn. 2]
[560]
[72]
[474]
[30]
[43]
[474]
[9] [Fn. 1]
[320]
[372]
[324]
[372]
[9] [Fn. 3]
[630]
[217]
[30]
[1], [2], [34]
[553]
[9]
[9]
[17], [78]
[88] [Fn. 2]
[561]
Coachmen, Hackney, gentlemen as [515], [526]
Coat, fine, when a livery [168]
Cocoa-tree Chocolate-house [1] [Fn. 11]
Coffee-house
debates
idols
impertinents
liars
potentates at different hours
Child's
Grecian
Jonathan's
Lloyd's
Rainbow
St. James's
Serle's
Squire's
Will's

[197], [476]
[155]
[87], [145]
[521]
[49]
[1] [Fn. 7]
[1] [Fn. 10]
[1] [Fn. 13]
[46] [Fn. 1]
[16] [Fn. 1]
[1] [Fn. 9], [24]
[49] [Fn. 1]
[49] [Fn. 1]
[1] [Fn. 6], [49] [Fn. 1]
Collier, Jeremy [361] [Fn. 3]
Colours [412], [413], [416]
Colours taken at Blenheim [136]
Comedies [249], [446]
Comet, Newton on the [101]
Comfort [196], [501]
Commode, the [98] [Fn. 1]
Commendation [348], [467]
Commentaries, Cæsar's, Clarke's edition of [367]
Commerce [21], [69]
Commercial friendship[346]
Commines, Philip de [491]
Commodus, Emperor [127]
Common Prayer, the Book of[147]
Commonwealth of Amazons [433]
Companions [424]
Comparisons in Homer and Milton[303]
Compassion [169], [397]
Complaisance at courts[394]
Compliments [103], [155]
Comus, god of revels[425]
Concave figure, its advantage in architecture [415]
Condé, Prince of [86]
Conecte, Thomas, his preaching against women's commodes [96] [Fn. 4]
Confidants [118]
Confidence dangerous to ladies [395]
Conformity, occasional [269]
Congreve [40] [Fn. 3], [189], [204], [443], [530]
Conquest, Deborah, of the Widows' Club [561]
Conquests, the vanity of [180]
Conscience [188]
Constancy in sufferings [237]
Contemplation [514]
Contempt [150]
Content [163], [574]
Conversation [53], [68], [100], [103], [119], [143], [409], [574]
Copenhagen [393]
Coquets
heart of one dissected		[66], [172], [208], [390]
Cordeliers, story of St. Francis [245]
Cornaro, Lewis [195]
Corneille [39] [Fn. 4]
Cornelii, family of the[192]
Corruption [469]
Cotqueans [482]
Cottilus, his equanimity [143]
Country dances
the Sir Roger de Coverley		[67]
[106] [Fn. 1]
Country
life
Wake, the, a farce
wakes described
[151], [161], [414], [424], [474], [583], [622]
[502]
[161]
Courage [99], [152], [161], [350], [422]
Court life[64], [76], [394], [403]
Courtship [261]
Coverley, Sir Roger de [2], [6], [34], [106]-[113], [115], [116], [118], [122], [125], [126], [130], [131], [174], [269], [295], [329], [331], [335], [359], [410], [424], [517]
Covetousness [316]
Cowardice [231], [611]
Cowley [41], [62], [67], [81], [114], [123], [339], [551], [590], [610], [613]
Cowper, Lord [38], [467]
Crab, chaplain to the Ugly Club [78]
Crambo [63]
Crastin, Dick, challenges Tom Tulip [91]
Crazy, a man thought so for reading Milton aloud[577]
Creation
contemplation of
Milton's account of
Blackmore's poem on		[393]
[339]
[339] [Fn. 8], [543]
Credit [3], [218], [320]
Credulity in women[190]
Cries of London[251]
Critics [87], [291], [409], [592]
Cross, Miss, half a tun less handsome than Madam Van Brisket [32]
Cully-Mully-Puff[362]
Cultismo[379] [Fn. 3], [409]
Cunning [225]
Curiosity [237], [439]
Custom [437], [455], [474]
Cymon and Iphigenia [71]
Cynæas reproves Pyrrhus [180]
Cynthio and Flavia, broken courtship of [399]
Cyrus [564]
Czar Peter, compared with Louis XIV. [139]

Dacier, André and Anna [291] [Fn. 2], [297] [Fn. 1]
Dacinthus, a pleasant fellow [462]
Dæmon, Plato's [214] [Fn. 4]
Daintry, Captain [570] [Fn. 1]
Dainty, Mrs. Mary, writes from the Infirmary[429]
Dalton's Country Justice [92] [Fn. 2]
Damon, Strephon, and Gloriana [423]
Dampier's Voyages [121]
Dancing [66], [67], [296], [334], [370], [376], [466]
Dangers past [418]
Daphne's Chance Medley [33]
Dapperwit, Tom [482], [530]
Darkness, Egyptian [615]
Day, several times of, in London life [454]
Day-dream [167]
Death [7], [25], [133], [152], [289], [349]
Debt [82]
Dedications [188]
[of Spectator to Lord Somers]
[to Lord Halifax]
[to Henry Boyle]
[to the Duke of Marlborough]
[to Thomas, Earl of Wharton]
[to Earl of Sunderland]
[to Paul Methuen]
[to Will. Honeycomb]
Defamation [348], [427], [451]
Definitions [373]
Deformity [17], [87]
Delicacy [104], [286], [292]
Delight
essential to wit
vernal
[62]
[393]
Deluge, Whiston's Theory of the [396]
Demetrius, a saying of [237]
Demurrers, what women to be so called [89]
Denham, Sir John [82] [Fn. 2]
Dennis, John [47] [Fn. 2], [273] [Fn. 5], [548] [Fn. 1]
Denying, sometimes a virtue [458]
Dependence [181], [214], [282]
Dervise Fadlallah, story of the[631]
Descriptions, source of pleasure in [416], [418]
Desire [191], [400]
D'Estrades, negotiations of Count [92] [Fn. 2]
Detraction [256], [348], [355]
Devotee described [354]
Devotion [93], [163], [201], [207], [415]
Diagoras, the atheist, in a storm [483] [Fn. 2]
Dial plate for absent lovers [241]
Diana [453]
Diet [195]
Dieupart, Charles [258] [Fn. 2]
Diffidence [87]
Dignitaries of the law [21]
Dilatoriness [469]
Diligence [514]
Dionysius, a Club tyrant [508]
Dionysius's ear [439]
Disappointed love[163]
Discontent [214]
Discretion [225], [607]
Dispensary, Garth's [476]
Dissection
of a beau's head
of a coquette's heart
[275]
[281]
Dissenters [147], [259]
Dissimulation [103]
Distempers, each does best with his own [599]
Distinction, desire of [219], [224]
Distrest Mother, a tragedy, commended [290], [335], [338] [Fn. 2]
Diversions, over-indulgence in[447]
Divorce [41]
Doctor in Moorfields, contrivance of a[193]
Dogget the comedian[235] [Fn. 1], [370], [446], [502] [Fn. 3]
Doggrel [60]
Dogs [116] [Fn. 1], [474], [579]
Doily stuffs cheap and genteel [283], [320]
Domestic life [320], [455]
Donne, his description of Eliz. Drury [41] [Fn. 3]
Dorigny's engravings of the Cartoons [226] [Fn. 5]
Doris, Congreve's character of [422]
Dorset, Lord, collected old ballads [85]
Doves in company [300]
Drama, its original a worship [465]
Drawcansir [16] [Fn. 4]
Dreams
of retirement
golden scales
seasons
Trophonius' Cave		[167], [487], [505], [524], [586], [593], [597]
[425]
[403]
[425]
[599]
Dress [69], [150], [360], [435]
Drinking [189], [195], [205], [458], [474], [569]
Drums in a marriage concert [364]
Drury Lane Theatre [1] [Fn. 12]
Dry, Will., of clear head and few words [476]
Dryden [5] [Fn. 1], [32] [Fn. 3], [33], [37] [Fn. 2], [40] Fns. [2] & [4], [55], [58], [62], [71], [77], [85], [116], [141], [162], [177], [222], [223] [Fn. 2], [267] [Fn. 13], [297] [Fn. 5], [341], [365], [512], [572], [589], [621]
Du Bartas [58] [Fn. 4]
Duelling [84], [97], [99]
Dugdale [21] [Fn. 3]
Dull fellows [43]
Dullness, goddess of[63]
Dumb conjurer, the [560]
Dunces [17] [Fn. 3]
Dunlop, Alexander [524] [Fn. 1]
Duration, the idea of [94]
D'Urfey, Thomas [37] [Fn. 2]
Dutch monuments for the dead [26]
Dyer's News-letter[43] [Fn. 6], [127]