25

176

59

96

Certificate of his death to prevent counterfeits 216
Pasquin, account of him to prevent mistakes 130
His letters to Mr. Bickerstaff.
. 129, 187
Passing-bell, who to be accounted such in con-
versation

Passion, a tragical instance of

Pastorella, her conversion from coquetry
Patience Gentle, her letter to Mr. Incense
Patrick, (St.) a great destroyer of frogs
Patrons, general behaviour to their dependents
Paulo, the character of an eminent merchant
Peace, the most odious way of making it
Peasant, who properly to be so termed
Pedants, of several classes

153

172

9

271

236
196

169 Politeness, affectation of

158 Politicians, the distinction scarce discernible

between them and idiots

€ 149

130

156

106

106

240

98

A remedy for the spleen

47

Sir Francis Bacon's account of it
Poictou, insurrection at

98

6

230

40

155

Pendergrass, (sir Thomas) killed

64

Penkethman, the comedian, compared with Mr.
Bullock

Politics universally prevail

232

Relation of the progress of his company to

Greenwich

188

Polypragmon, character of a cunning fellow
Pompey, a black boy, his complaint.

Pope, the, sick of the tooth-ache

4

In distress

20

67

His modesty overcome with regard to the
Neapolitan horses

129

53

Postman, the extraordinary talent of the author
of the

178