No. 311. Letter on Fortune-stealers............ HUGHES Remarks on them-on Widows ...... ADDISON 312. On Sorrow-Power of bearing Cala mities-Letter on the Prayers of Clergymen before Sermon.......... STEELE 313. Comparative Advantages of public and private Education .............. BUDGELL 314. Letters from a Lover and Answer from John Trotton his Courtship in the Theatres-Female Education STEELE 315. Criticism on Paradise Lost ............ ADDISON 316. Letters on Idleness—from a Lover..UNKNOWN 317. Onwaste of time-Journal of a Citizen ADDISON 318. Amours of Escalus, an old Beau...... STEELE 319. Letters from Dorinda, complaining of the Spectator's Partiality-From a Man of Fashion.................... BUDGELL 320. Court of Inquisition on Maids and Bachelors-Letter from an Idler STEELE 321. Criticism on Paradise Lost.............ADDISON 322. Letter from Octavia, complaining of the Ingratitude of her Husband .. STEELE 323. Clarinda's Journal of a Week......... ADDISON 324. Account of the MohockClub-Letter from a Countryman to his Mistress STEELE .... BUDGELL No. Milton............. to a Lover—Causes of longing in Women ................................ STEELE 327. Criticism on Paradise Lost............ ADDISON 328. Letter from aHusbandlikelytoberuin ed by his Wife's Accomplishments 328*Correspondence of Gabriel Bullock and Mrs. M. Clark .................. STEELE 329. Visit with Sir Roger de Coverley to Westminster Abbey ................. ADDISON 330. Letters on the Education of Youth.. STEELE 331. Dissertation on Beards................. BUDGELL 332. Account of the Sweaters --Letter from three thrifty Ladies .......... STEELE 333. Criticism on Paradise Lost............ ADDISON 334. On Dancing .............................. STEELE Letter on the same Subject............ WEAVER 335. Sir Roger de Coverley at the Theatre ADDISON 336. On the unaccommodating Disposi tion of old Men—Impertinence of shopping .............................. STEELE 337. Letter on Education.................... BUDGELL 338. Letter complaining of a merry Pro logue to a deep Tragedy.............. STEELE 339. Criticism on Paradise Lost............. ADDISON 340. Character of Prince Eugene........... STEELE 341. Letter in Defence of merry Epilogues BUDGELL 342. Story of Hortensius and Sylvana .... STEELE 343. Transmigration of Souls-Letter from a Monkey.............................. ADDISON 344. Epicure Mammon's Letter on Eating -on Women taking Snuff......... STEELE 345. Criticism on Paradise Lost............ ADDISON 346. On true Liberality....................... STEELE No. 347. Of the Mohocks-Manifesto of the Emperor .............................. BUDGELL 348. Letter on Detraction ................... STEELE 349. Consolation and Intrepidity in Death ADDISON 350. Cruelty of a French Captain-Reflec tions on Courage without Humanity STEELE 351. Criticism on Paradise Lost............ ADDISON 352. On early Wickedness—Extract from Tillotson's Sermons .................. STEELE 353. Letter on Education.................... BUDGELL 354. Character of a Devotee_Impudent Behaviour of People in the Streets STEELE 355. Use to be made of Enemies............ ADDISON 356. Contemplation of the Character of our Saviour ........................... STEELE 357. Criticism on Paradise Lost............ ADDISON 358. Proper Ingredients of Festivity and Mirth............... ......... STEELE 359. History of Will Honeycomb’s Amours BUDGELL 360. On Propriety in genteel Dress....... STEELE 361. Letter on Cat-calls-History of them ADDISON 362. Letters in Commendation of Brook and Hellier's Wine—from a Scho lar in Love............................ STEELE 363. Criticism on Paradise Lost............ ADDISON 364. Letter on Travelling.... EARL OF HARDWICKE From a new-married couple From a Prude........................ STEELE 365. Dangerous Influence of the Month of May .................................... BUDGELL 366. Inconsistencies in Love-Thoughts Translation ofaLapland Love-song. On a Chambermaid's Perquisites.. STEELE 367. Various Advantages of the Spectators -Paper~Printing ........... ...... ADDISON 368. Account of the Death of Madame de Villacerfe ................. ............. STEELE 369. Criticism on Paradise Lost............ ADDISON 370. On the Stage Dancing recommend- ed.............. .................. STEELE 371. Humourous Way of sorting Compa- nies—for Mirth-for useful Pur- poses.................................... ADDISON 372. Letters in Commendation of Powel, the Puppet-showman-Club of the Parish Clerks—Lawyer's Club..... STEELE 373. On Modesty and Assurance........... BUDGELL 374. On the proper Use of Time, Frag- ments from Cæsar..................... STEELE 375. History of Amanda ..................... HUGHES 376. Letters, on a Partnership between a Schoolmistress on Dancing ......... STEELE 377. Bill of Mortality of Lovers............. ADDISON 378. The Messiah, a sacred Eclogue....... POPE 379. Duty of communicating knowledge cius's Sepulchre....................... BUDGELL of Love-On Improper Behaviour Brides's Charity-School............ STEELE Faults.................................. STEELE Spring Gardens....................... ADDISON his Sermons .........................FLEETWOOD |