ket Bosworth School as usher,
is tutor with the Whitby family,
31; translates Father Lobo's
"Voyage to Abyssinia," 33;
his marriage, 34; sets up a
school at Edial Hall, 36; goes
to London, 37; his tragedy of
"Irene," 38; it is refused by
the patentee of Drury Lane, 44 ;
reports Parliamentary Debates,
47; undertakes the English Dic-
tionary, 53; dictionary pub-
lished, 61; his quarrel with Lord
Chesterfield, 62-65; his London
residences, 68; the king grants
him a pension, 71; introduced
to Boswell, 77 ; makes acquain-
tance with the Thrales, 91;
publishes his edition of Shake-
speare, 93; his interview with
George III., 95; writes the