Padlocks for the mouth[533]
Pages in gentlemen's houses[214] [Fn. 2]
Painter's part in a tragedy [42]
Painting
the art of
of the face
[83], [129], [226], [555]
[41]
Palmquist, Monsieur [43]
Pamphilio, a good master [137]
Pamphlets, defamatory[541]
Pantheon
Penkethman's
at Rome
[31] [Fn. 3]
[415]
Paradin, Guillaume [98] [Fn. 3]
Paradise of Fools [460]
Paradise Lost, Addison's papers on [267], [273], [279], [285], [291], [297], [303], [309], [315], [321], [325], [327], [333], [339], [345], [354], [357], [363], [369]
Parents [21], [150], [181], [189], [192], [235], [263], [313], [330], [449], [532], [539]
Parish clerks, advice to [372]
Parker, Richard [474] [Fn. 3]
Parnassus, Vision of [514]
Parnell, Thomas [460] [Fn. 1]
Parricide, how punished in China [189]
Parthenia, letter of, upon the ladies' library [140]
Party
patches		[57], [125], [126], [243], [399], [432], [507]
[81]
Particles, English [18]
Pascal [116] [Fn. 3]
Pasquinades [23] [Fn. 5]
Passion
of the fan		[202], [438], [528]
[102]
Passions, the [31], [71], [215], [224], [255], [408], [418], [564]
Pastorals, Philips's [523]
Patches
party use of		[50]
[81]
Patience [312], [501], [559]
Patrons [214]
Paul Lorrain [338]
Paul, Saint [633]
Paul's Cathedral, St., Indian kings on [50]
Peace
negotiations		[45]
[45] [Fn. 1]
Pearce, Zachary [572]
Pedants [105], [286], [617]
Pedigrees, vanity of [612]
Peepers [53]
Peevish fellow, a [438]
Penkethman, W. [31] [Fn. 3], [370] [Fn. 5]
Penruddock's rising in the West [313] [Fn. 3]
Penseroso, Il [425]
Pentathlum [161]
People, the wealth of a country [200]
Pericles [81], [633]
Perrault, Charles [279] [Fn. 11], [303] [Fn. 3]
Perry, Mrs. [92] [Fn. 1]
Persecution, religious[459]
Persian
education
soldier reproved
[99], [189], [337]
[427]
Persius [379]
Peter the Great
compared with Louis XIV.		[43] [Fn. 2]
[139]
Petronius
his story of the Ephesian lady
mood of, at death
[11] [Fn. 1]
[349]
Petticoat
politicians		[109], [127], [140]
[305]
Petty, Sir William [200]
Phædra and Hippolitus, a tragedy[18] [Fn. 9]
Pharamond
his edict against duelling
letter to		[76] [Fn. 1], [84] [Fn. 1]
[97]
[480]
Phidias [415]
Philanthropy [177]
Philantia, a votary [79]
Philips, Ambrose [223] [Fn. 2], [229], [290] [Fn. 2], [338] [Fn. 2], [400], [523], [578]
Philopater on his daughter's dancing [466]
Philosophers [195], [634]
Philosophy [7], [10], [22], [175], [201], [393], [420]
Phocion [133], [188], [448]
Phœbe and Colin, a poem [603]
Physic [195]
Physicians [16], [21], [25], [234]
Physiognomy [86], [206], [518]
Pictures [67], [83], [107], [109], [226], [244], [248], [416], [418]
Picts, what women are [41]
Piety [201]
Pindar [160], [467]
Pindaric writing [58] [Fn. 5]
Pin money [295]
Piper of Hamelin, the [5]
Pisistratus [527]
Pitchpipe [228]
Pittacus, a saying of [574]
Pity [208], [397], [418], [442], [588]
Pix, Mary [51] [Fn. 8]
Places of trust [469], [629]
Plain dealing [460]
Planets [420]
Planting [583], [589]
Plato [23] [Fn. 2], [86] [Fn. 12], [90], [183], [211] [Fn. 2], [237], [507], [624]
Platonic love [400]
Players [141], [370], [502], [529]
Plays, modern [22], [592]
Pleaders [197]
Pleasant fellows [462]
Pleasure [146], [151], [152], [183], [312], [424], [600], [624]
Pleasures of Imagination, Essays on [411]-[421]
Pliny [230], [467] [Fn. 1], [484] [Fn. 1], [525], [554]
Plot, Robert [447] [Fn. 1]
Plutarch [125] [Fn. 1], [180], [188], [229], [483], [494], [507]
Poacher, request from a [168]
Poetry [39], [40], [44], [51], [58], [220], [253], [314], [405], [417], [418], [419], [421]
Poetical justice [40], [548]
Polite imaginations [411]
Politeness [119]
Political arithmetic [200]
Politicians [43], [305], [403], [556], [567], [568]
Poll, a way of arguing [239]
Polycarpus, beloved by all [280]
Pompey [293]
Pontignon, M. [90]
Poor, the [200], [232] [Fn. 3], [430]
Pope, Alexander
his Essay on Criticism
an idea from
commended
his Pastorals
his Messiah
Letter and Verses
on Adrian's dying words
his Miscellany
[65] [Fn. 2]
[210] [Fn. 1]
[253] [Fn. 2]
[223] [Fn. 2]
[378]
[527]
[532]
[523]
Popular applause [188]
Porta, Baptista della, on Physiognomy [86] [Fn. 6]
Posterity [101], [583]
Postman, newspaper [1] [Fn. 8]
Pottière, Dominic, a French privateer [350]
Poverty [150], [464]
Powell, junior, his Puppet-show [14] [Fn. 2], [31] [Fn. 5], [372]
Powell, George, the actor [31] [Fn. 4], [40]
Power, despotic [287]
Praise [38], [73], [188], [238], [349], [467], [551]
Prayer [207], [236], [312], [391]
Precedence [119], [529]
Précieuses, the [45] Fns. [2] & [4]
Prediction, vulgar arts of [505]
Preface to the Bishop of St. Asaph's Sermons [384]
Prejudice [101], [263], [432]
Prepossession [117]
Prerogative [480]
Presumption [187]
Pride [33], [201], [394], [462]
Prince, Mr., dances of [466]
Princes, good and bad [139]
Printing [166], [367], [582]
Prior [141]
Procrastination [151]
Procrustes, bed of [58]
Prodicus [183]
Professions, the three learned [21]
Projector of town entertainments, a [31]
Promisers [448]
Pronunciation [451]
Prospects [411], [412], [418]
Prosperity [237]
Prosper, Will. [19], [20]
Proverbs of Solomon, in verse [410]
Providence [120], [237], [293], [441], [543]
Prudence [293]
Prudes at the play [208]
Psalm
xxiii. translated
cxiv.
cxxxix.
singing in church
[441]
[461]
[399]
[205]
Psalmanazar, George [14] [Advertisement Fn. 1]
Pugg the Monkey, Adventures of [343]
Pulvillios [63] [Fn. 1]
Punchinello [14]
Punishments in school[157]
Puns [61], [396], [454], [504]
Puppet-show, Powell's [14] [Fn. 2]
Purcell, Henry[29] [Fn. 3]
Puzzle, Tom, in argument[476]
Pyramids of Egypt [415]
Pyrrhus, King [180]
Pythagoras [447], [586]

Quacks[444], [547] [Fn. 1], [572]
Quakers [396]
Quality [34], [219]
Queries in love [625]
Quick, Mrs., of the Widows' Club [561]
Quidnunc, Tom [625]
Quillet, Claude [23] [Fn. 4]
Quintilian [168]
Quir, Peter de, on Puns [396]
Quixote, Don, patron of Sigher's Club [30]

Rabelais[283]
Racine [39] [Fn. 4]
Rack[239]
Radcliffe, Dr. John [468] [Fn. 4]
Raillery [422]
Rainbow
coffee-house		[415]
[16] [Fn. 1]
Rakes [336], [576]
Raleigh, Sir W. [510]
Ramble from Richmond to the Exchange [454]
Ramsey, Will., the astrologer, describes night [582]
Rant [40]
Rape of Proserpine, a French opera [29]
Raphael [226], [244], [467]
Rapin, Réné [44] [Fn. 3], [291] [Fn. 2]
Rattling Club at church[630]
Read, Sir Wm., oculist [472], [547] [Fn. 1]
Readers [1], [62], [93], [94], [179]
Reason [6], [120], [408], [447]
Rebus [59]
Rechteren, Count, and M. Ménager [481] [Fn. 3]
Recitative [29]
Reciters [521]
Recluse, the [282]
Recommendations, letters of, generally unjust and absurd [493]
Recreations [258]
Rehearsal, Buckingham's [3] [Fn. 7]
Religion[201], [213], [292], [356], [447], [459], [471], [483], [494], [574]
Renatus Valentinus, story of [426]
Rentfree, Sabina, letter on greensickness [431]
Repository for fashions[487]
Reproach [594]
Reproof [382]
Reputation [218], [467]
Retirement [4], [27], [249], [425], [467], [549], [613]
Revelation [600]
Reveries [167]
Revenge of a Spanish lady [611]
Rhubarb, John, Esq., from the Infirmary [429]
Rhyme, the Æneid in [60]
Rhynsault, story of [491]
Rich, Christopher [258] [Fn. 1]
Riches [140], [145], [150], [280], [282], [283], [294], [456], [464], [574]
Richelieu, Cardinal [305]
Ridicule [150], [249], [445], [446]
Riding
dress of ladies		[115]
[435]
Rinaldo and Armida, opera of [5] [Fn. 2], [14]
Riot [180]
Rival Mother, story of the [91]
Rivers, Colonel [204] [Fn. 3]
Roarers [474]
Robin the Porter at Will's Coffeehouse [398]
Rochester, John Wilmot, Earl of [2] [Fn. 3]
Roman
ladies education
understanding
[81]
[313]
[502]
Rope-dancing [141]
Rosalinda
a Whig partizan
reformation of
the handsome, to the Ugly Club
[81]
[87]
[87]
Rosamond, Clayton's opera of [18] [Fn. 1]
Rosamond's Bower [281]
Roscommon, Earl of [44] [Fn. 4], [253] [Fn. 4]
Rose Tavern, the [2] [Fn. 6]
Rosicrucius, story of sepulchre of [379]
Royal Exchange neglected [509]
Royal Progress, Tickell's poem of the [620]
Royal Society [121], [262] [Fn. 4]
Runnet, Mrs., of the Widows' club[561]
Ruricola, his son and daughter [192]
Rusticity [400]
Rusty Scabbard, on the fighters at the Bear garden [449]
Rycaut, Sir Paul [343]
Rymer [267] [Fn. 1]