Ralph, Mr. James, 447, n. rernarks on, 58, 151, 477, 517 -Shenstone's criticism on, 2000 305, 547 - translated into four languages, 202 - American edition of, ibid. 349, 378, 33, 435, 497 criticisms on, 190 190 commerce, 193 184, 185, 214, &c. 275, 282, 287, 293, 383, 387, 303, - Roman Catholic and Presbyterian, 168, 169, - that he, who does not feel joy in it, is as far from but cannot bear to level up to themselves, 123, - his 'Discourses, 405, 530 - Johnson s letters to, 135, 181, 182, 312, 315, - anecdotes of Johnson by him, 104, 171, 487 165, 346, 337, 438 with French Novelists, 176 his works, 192 his first introduction to Johnson, 303 his works, 155, 212 - his imitation of Johnson's style, 343, 554 anecdotes of, 98 - reasons for reading them, 434 Schoolmasters, 21, 183 law cases respecting them, 187, 135, 136, lairds, 112. See Landlord and Tenant their great nationality, 488 bon-mots on, 117, 124, 135, 162, 175, 213, 233, 234 491 - Mr., of Amwell, his Elegies, 248 - George Lewis, Esg. 34 - Johnson's letter on the proposals to translate Miss Anna, 6, n., 285, 534 - William, Esq., 326, 341, 473, 47, 491, 496 - with Corneille, 422 with Millon, 452 - his description of Dover Cliff, faulty, 164 edition of his Plays, 44, 85, 86, 96 - Johnson's opinion of his learning, 434 -- remarks on, 138, 165, 313, 434 adulterated in every page, 330, n. - Rev. Mr., his Erse Grammar, 320 Dr. Thomas, the Traveller, 464 Mrs., 106 teenth, 3:35 tity, 330, n. Johnson's letter to, 94 Traveller,' 368 Captain, 403 Edmund, his Verses to Pococke, 373 218, 308, 371, 457, discovered, 487, n. membrance of him, 4 Schorensberat nettis te Sailors, their life, 27 his Life, by Johnson, 33 inquiry as to his birth, 43 his Tragedy of 'Sir Thomas Overbury,' repre always cruel, 121 370 Southwell, Thomas George, the third Lord, 428, n. Temple, Rev. Mr. (the author's old and intimate fried.) 121, 142, 239 - his well-written character of Gray, 178 Temple, Sir William, first gave cadence to English rose, Tenderness, the want of, a proof of want of parts, 175 rent, 519 Tests, 239 Thames wit, 437 Theocritus, 430 Thomas, Mr. Nathanael, 315, n. Thomas à Kompis, 360, 518 Thomson, Rev. James, 304 & seg - the Poet, his works, 125, 158, 298 - anecdotes of, 324, 330, 402 Thornton, Bonnel, Esq. his burlesque Ode for St Ceri. lia's Day, 116 Thrale, Henry, Esq. 13, 161, 228, 360, 428, 456 - his death, 456 - sale of his brewhouse, 456 Mrs. See Piossi Thurlow, Lord, his opinion on the Liberty of the Pul- pit, 307 - his letter to Johnson, 429 - Johnson's opinion of, 486, 532 - his letter to the Author on Johnson's proro- sed tour to Italy, 534 - Johnson's letter to him on that occasion, 539 Toleration, 216, 218, 408, 433, 497 Topham's case, 292, n. Toplady, Rev. Mr. 218 Torture in Holland, 129 Tory, Johnson's description of, 465, 522 moderate, when in opposition to government, 460 Towers, Dr. Joseph, 238 -- his Essay on the Life, &c. of Johnson,' 441 Townley, Charles, Esq. 324, n. Mr. (the engraver, 364, n. Townsend, Right Hon. Charles, 207 Townson, Rev. Dr. 525 Trade, Johnson's remarks on, 166 Tradesinen retired from business, 174 Translation, 18, 298, 868 • Traveller,' Goldsmith's poem, 134 - Johnson's lines in, 140.-His high praise Travelling, 290, 298, 363, 373, 383, 528, 530 Travels, the Author's, 383 veller has previously in his mind, 383 Trinity, Johnson's belief in, and just disapprobation of • Tristram Shandy,' 279 Truth, importance of a regard to, 120, 275, 331, 31, 381, 416, 431, 456, 482, 486, 519, 544 · Turkish Spy,' authors of, 492 Twiss's Travels in Spain, 246 Tyers, Mr. Thomas, his odd description of Johnson, - of his Journal-letters to Stella, - anecdotes of, 386 Tyrawley, James O'Hara, second Lord, 2014 Tytler's vindication of Mary, Queen of Scots, 96 Valetudinarian, generally a disagreeable character, 282 • Vanity of Human Wishes,' Johnson's Poem, 48, 143 Vanity cured by living in London, 174 Vansittart, Dr. Robert, 94 Vauxhall Gardens, 386 Veal, Mrs., 189 Vesey, Agmondesham, Esq. 437 * Vicar of Wakefield,' 114 written before the Traveller, but published after, 390 - two fine passages, originally in it, struck out by the Author, 407 Vilette, Rev. Mr. (ordinary of Newgate, his just claim on the public, 533 • Village, Rev. Mr. Crabbe's, 485 Virgil, compared with Homer, 349 Johnson's juvenile translations from, 9 - Baskerville's edition of, presented by Johnson to Pembroke College, 159 Virtue and vice, 339, 522 · Vision of Theodore the Hermit,' considered by John- son the best thing he ever wrote, 48 522 Visiter, the Universal,' a periodical paper, 247 Universal History, the Authors of, 551 Johnson's letters to, 326, 327, 558 ex Wales, Johnson's visit to, 227 - Prince of. See Prince 323, n. - James, 494 extract from his Divine Poesy,' 521 - Johnson's Life of, 441 his letter, recommending Johnson and Gar- Sir Robert, his administration defended, 30 his table-talk, 304 made a Bishop by Pope, 151, n. - his judgement concerning biographers, 1, 2 his last illness, 558 and Genius,' 124, 190 his entertaining account of John- - Johnson's letters to, 70, 72, 73, - his life, 327, 402 Johnson's letter to, 357 -Johnson's letter to, 413 nephew's vision, 524 Johnson's letter to, 272 Wheeler, Rev. Dr., Johnson's letter to, - Rev. Dr. Joseph, 2012 his character, 15, 162, 417 - William, Esa, 1, 465 439 tionary, 80 - Johnson's opinion of, 316 - his advice how to speak at the Bar of the House - his pleasantry on Johnson and himself as to their politics and religion, 300 --- Mrs. Anna, 60, 116, 128, 166, 184, 308, 316, 317, - her general peevishness, 295, 358, 4.59 Miss Helen Maria, 519 -Sir Charles Hanbury, 150 Johnson's high eulogium on, 542 Johnson's letters to, 499, 544 302, 3044, 411, 452, 454, 457 Xenophon's Treatise on Economy, 316 - 'Retreat of the Ten Thousand,' (Book i racters, 439 8 TIE END. |