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TO THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS IN THE THIRD VOLUME OF THE LONDON MAGAZINE, EnlargeD AND IMPROVED.
BIOGRAPHY, MISCELLANY, MUSICAL FUND, AND ROYAL SOCIETY INTELLIGENCE.
CAMPBELL, Dr. John, life of, 343-brought from Scotland young-placed with an attorney -publishes the history of Prince Eugene and the Duke of Marlborough, 343-writes in the Universal History, 344-publishes other works-his Hermippus Redivivus-infcrip- tion in Reinfius, 344-his collection of voy- ages and travels, 345-he writes in the Bio- graphia Britannica, 345, and in the Precep- tor, 346, and in the Modern Univerfal Hifto- ry, 347-made doctor of laws, 347-pub- lithes his laft work, a philofophical furvey of Great-Britain, 347- dies, 347-Smollet's character of Dr. Campbell's writings, 347- Dr. Campbell receives the Emprefs of Ruffia's picture, 348-his private hiftory, 348-his learning and religious tenets Canonization of faints, by Bishop Hay Card from Sir J. Banks to his friends Character of a gentleman
of the Elector of Cologne
and anecdotes of Frederic II. King of Pruffia, by Voltaire Cheynel, Dr. life of, by Dr. Samuel Johnson, 420- -introduction- -Cheynel born and
educated at Oxford-takes orders-de- nied his grace-his character and temper, 421-
-he fuffers at the vifitation of Merton college prefented to a living--has a dif- pute with Archbishop Laud-declares him- Telf a prefbyterian and for the parliament- he is nominated one of the divines who met to fettle the new difcipline- -the cavaliers plunder his houfe--he retires to Suffex, 422
-he preaches before the parliament- meets Mr. Chillingworth-attends him, and procures him the rites of burial-at- tends the army, and difplays his courage, 423
-he is prefented to the living of Petworth
-he is fent with fix others to reform the univerfity of Oxford-his conduct there- oppofed by Earbury, 424-made president of St. John's college-profeflor of divinity- refigns them both-retires to Petworth, 427 -dies
Churchill, Charles, life of, 17-educated at Weftminfter-school, 17-refufed admittance at Oxford, 17-caufe of this repulfe, 17-- he marries, 18-is ordained, and goes to a LOND. MAG. Dec. 1784.
curacy in Wales, 18-he returns to London, 18- -commences writer in his diftreffes, 19 -behaviour of the actors on the Rofciad, 19 -continues to publish, 20-character of his various poems, 20-his fermons, 24-he dies in France, 25- -effect of his death on Lloyd, 25- -Mr. Wilkes's epitaph on Churchill, 25-character of Churchill, as a poet 26 Clarke, William, life of, 264-born in Shrop- fhire-educated at Shrewsbury--removed to St. John's college, Cambridge-chofen chap- lain to the Bishop of St. David and Duke of Newcastle-made rector of Buxted, 264- marries Mifs Wotton-takes degrees-new preferment—his writings-dies, 265--- epitaph on himself-his character-epi- gram by him-turn for poetry, 266-cha- racter of Mrs. Clarke-epitaph on Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, by Mr. Hayley
Colonel Gordon's quarrel with Col. Thomas 372
ELECTION of a prefident and council 459 Explanation of a paffage in Horace
451 F. FRANKLIN, Dr. Thomas, life of, 105, 173
-intended for a printer-fent to Weltmin- fter-school-removed to Cambridge-tran- flates Phalaris, 105-tranflates Cicero de na- tura deorum--chofen Greek profeffor-en- gaged in a difpute-publishes Tranflation, 106-critique on the poem of Translation, 107 Franklin writes in the Critical Re- view-publishes the Centinel-made lecturer of St. Paul's, 107- -Preferred in the church
-tranflates Sophocles, 108-remarks on tranflations, 108-fpecimen of the Eng- lifh Sophocles, 109-account of the differ- tation on ancient tragedy, 109-thoughts on the ancient chorus, 110- -Colman, on the restoration of the chorus, 110-Franklin quarrels with Murphy, 110-history of their difpute, 111-Teft, Contest, and Cen- tinel, 11- -critical review of Gray's odes, 111-reply in the Literary Magazine, 111- Murphy's letter to Franklin, 112--Franklin fwears the peace against Murphy, 113-story of Garrick and Murphy, 113-Garrick's epigram, 113-termination of the quarrel, 114-preaches a fermon on the death of King George the Second-characterized in the Rofciad-gives his name with Smollet to a tranilation of Voltaire-appointed to preach before the fons of the clergy--publishes fer- mons on the relative duties death of his 3 S
Motions made at the mufical fund Motto to Cooke's medal
NATIONAL traits, by Rouffeau Natural arch in Weftmorland, with an elegant engraving
father, 178 applies to theatric compofition -tragedy of the Earl of Warwick-ap- MEETING of the fociety of muficians on the pointed chaplain to the king--attracts the notice of their majefties by his preaching- letter to a bishop on lectureships, 179- -ode to mufic on the institution of the Royal Aca- demy tranflation of Voltaire's Öreftes- takes the degree of doctor in divinity-cha- rity fermon for the benefit of unfortunate debtors tragedy of Electra, 180--tra- gedy of Matilda- -tranflation of Cicero on the nature of the gods offered to the public as a new edition- -proof that the title-page only was reprinted enquiry into the atro- nomy and anatomy of the ancients-chro- nological table of the Greek philofophers men- tioned by Cicero in the above--and tranfla- tion of Monfieur D'Olivet's remarks on the theology of the Greek philofophers-co- medy of the Contract-prefented to the living of Brafted, 181-tranflation of Lucian -remarks on it-his death
GRATITUDE, a fragment
Greek fragment on Dodona
HINTS for a young married woman
JEALOUSY fhewn by the Mahomedans to European travellers
LETTER from a traveller through Flanders 35 Letter of Oliver Cromwell Letters to a lady
Letter of Allan Ramfay, the famous Scotch bard, containing fome account of the ftudies of his fon, late portrait-painter to his ma- jesty
198 Letters by the Hon. Horace Walpole, Efq. in-
of the Countess of Chateau Briand 284, 352 of a mifer
Letter to the Comte de Graffe Lift of the Royal Society council for the enfuing year
Index to the Literary Review and Names.
MEMOIRS of ancient chivalry
382 VOYAGE Pittorefque de la Grece, 464 XII.
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