Vevay, near the Lake of Geneva, described,
vii 722

Vicart, Madam, on Bees, v 788

Vickers, Rev. John, proctor at Cambridge
(1798), vi 759

Vicq d'Azyr, Felix, M.D. a correspondent
with Dr. Lettsom, ii 661

Villas, of Horace, Sallust, Mæcenas, &c.
described, i 720, et seq.; of Martial, 741
Villdeuil, Marquis of, viii 45
Villeneuve, Abbé de, vi 134

Villette, M. de, uncle to Dr. Ducarel, iv
622, 664

Villettes, General (1809), v 642

Villiers, James Fitz-Gerald Viscount, son
of John Earl of Grandison, vi 762

Jane Dowager Viscountess, vi 762
Vince, Rev. Dr. Samuel, Plumian Profes-
sor at Cambridge, vi 44
Vincent, Augustin, Herald, iii 769, 770
George (1682), iii 770

Mrs. her anecdotes of Sir Isaac

Newton, iv 31

Robert, bookseller, iv 255

Rev. William, Rector of Shepey,

iii 770, 771

Vyse, Rev. William, Canon of Lichfield,
notice of, vii 452, note

Rev. Dr. William, iv 676; vi 316,
645, 695, 697. biographical notice of,
vii 452, note

W.

Waddilove, Robert, father of Dr. Waddi-
love, vi 603

Robert Darley, D.D. v 325;
vi 894. memoir of, 603. assisted Dr.
Robertson in his "History of America,"
604. letter to Mr. Gough on his "Bri-
tannia," 606; Thomas Langdale's "York-
shire," ib.; and Editor of "Beauties of
England and Wales," ib. reception of

Dr. Dibdin at York Minster Library, 608.
his account of pictures formerly Charles
I.'s in Spain, vii 535, 536, 541

Rev. William James Darley,

785.

Rev. Edward (1708), iii 277
Mary, vi 755

William, Bp. of Lincoln, and Abp.
of Canterbury, i 104; iv 172; vi 625, 698,
755. letters to Dr. Stukeley, ii 784,
noticed, 794, 827. letter to the
Warden and Fellows of All Souls', Oxford,
on the election of Mr. Stead as Bursar of
Arts, iii 757. letter to Rev. Thomas
Allen, 789. his bequest to the Bodleian
Library, v 553. See Jessop (Francis)
Wakefield, accounts of, v 302, 305

Rev. George (father of Gilbert),
notices of him, vii 644, 645. his poems
compared with those of Edward Moore,
646

Gilbert, iii 773; vi 482.
tack on Mr. Hardinge, iii 10.
by Justice Hardinge, 846.
vii 593. notice of him, 642

his at-

verses on,
his death,

· Grammar-school, notices of, i 745,
747. inscription to Rev. John Clarke at,
761

Wakeling, Mr. (1745), iv 382
Wakfeld, Robert (1524), iv 512

Walcot, Dr. William, of Oundle, vii 503.
notice of, ib. note

Waldgrave, Robert, printer, iv 170, 196,
222

her

Waldron, Francis Godolphin, iv 550
Wales, Caroline Princess of, iv 32.
attention to Capt. Hardinge, iii 63, 70.
whether she should publish her Case?
viii 67

Frederick Prince of, iv 888; v 22
George Augustus Frederick Prince
of (afterwards George IV.), attending a
gala at Canterbury, on the victory of the
Nile, vi 751

William, mathematician, vi 41

Waley, John, printer, iv 158

Walker, Rev. Archdeacon, iii 623

Dr. of Leeds, a correspondent with

Dr. Lettsom, ii 661

106.

Dr. print of, iii 601

Dr. (1765), vi 498

Sir Edward, iii 415

Rev. James, notice of, v 862, 863
Joseph Cooper, vi *435; vii 78,
his information relative to Gold-
smith's 66
Auburn," &c. 80, 108. his
essay "On the Revival of the Drama in
Italy," 113, 120, 149. various opinions
as to his merit as a scholar and critic, 185,
749. his Satire on Bruce's Travels, 493.
memoir of him, 681. letters of Mr.
Walker: to Mr. Gough, 696, 697, 699,
703, 704, 710; to Mr. Boyd, 751; to Bp.
Percy, 702, 708, 710, 711, 713, 717, 719,
723, 725, 729, 731, 734-741, 743-747;
to Gent. Mag. with remarks on various ar-
ticles in that work, 712; to Mr. Owen
Rees, 755; to Mr. Pinkerton, 728, 733,742,
748, 749-753, 754. his "Anecdotes of Ca-
rolan, the Irish Bard, and his contempo-
raries," 688. his additions to Mr. Gough's
"Ireland," 696. "Irish Bards "
viewed, ib. Irish Dress, 697, 704, 706,
707, 709, 710. his Proposals for "Obser-
vations on the North of Ireland," 699, 700.
writes to Mr. Ritson relative to his attack
on Bp. Percy, 710. writes to Mr. Hay-
ley on the subject of the "Reliques," ib.
his tour to Buxton, 712. proposes to
make a tour to the Continent, 715, 718.
requests an introduction to Sir William
Hamilton, ib. various incidents in his
tour to Italy, 721. his return to Dublin,
725.

re-

his contributions to the Dublin
"Transactions," 728. his "Notes on the
'Reliques,' and on the Works and Ge-
nius of Shakspeare,'" 731. his literary
prospects, 733. notice of his correspon-
dence with Mr. Catcott, 741. his Essay
on Italian Tragedy, 750, 752, 753; and
various other works, ib. the translation
of his "Irish Bards" into French, ibid.
753; his Essay on " Italian Tragedy" into
Italian, ib., 755. his own remarks on the
execution of his "Essay on the Italian
Drama," 754. his severe illness, 756. Bp.
Percy's rebuke to him and Mr. Boyd, for
their duplicity, 757, and notes. burning
of his house, 819. his collection of draw-
ings, and those of his brother and cousin,

Wallace, Mr. Attorney-general (1783), iv
832; v 840

Sir William, v 844. his statue
and verses on, vi 494
Waller, Edmund, M.D. letter from Dr.
Mead, iv 226

Mrs. her murder in Ireland, vii 729,

and note
Wallin, Rev. Edward (1733), iv 199
Wallis, Dr. John, ii 794; iv 46, 722; v 797,
798; vi 655, 656, 677. his Algebra no-
ticed, iv 22, 24. his "Life," 168
Rev. Richard, v 120

Mr. (1734), iv 229

Rev. John, the historian of North-
umberland, notice of, i 457

Walmesley, Dr. Roman Catholic Bishop,
▼ 681

Walmsley, Mr. (1778), vi 368

Walpole, Horatio 1st Lord Walpole of
Wolterton (1756). See Herring (Abp.)

Horace (afterwards 4th Earl of
Orford), iii 309, 469, 477, 478, 669, 721,
806, 807; iv 482, 564, 574, 681, 682;
v 58, 341, 669; vi 21, 118, 293, 297,
508, 614, 660, 697, 752, 821, 822. lines
on his birthday, by Dr. Sneyd Davies
(1736), i 591. criticism on his poem
called "The Beauties," 100. his friend-
ship with Mr. Hardinge, iii 12. extracts
from his Correspondence with Mr. Justice
Hardinge, 177-217. Preface to his "De-
scription of Strawberry Hill," 189. Letter
to Lord President Forbes, 545. his Anec-
dotes of Painting, 661. extract of a letter
relating to Bp. Warburton (1774), iv 734.
lines on Ampthill Cross, vi 287. remarks
by Dr. Lort on his "Catalogue of Royal
and Noble Authors," vii 525, 529. his
"Anecdotes of Painting" commended,
532. sends Dr. Lort some pictures, 535.
letter to Dr. Lort, 542. on his letter to
Chatterton, 554. his intended memoir of

૨

Mad. du Deffand, 549. his death, 733.
his "Historic Doubts," viii 51. charac-
ter of his letters, 52. letter to him, on
the Rowley Controversy, 220. his "Mis-
cellaneous Antiquities," 290. letters to
Bp. Percy, 290, 293
Walpole, Sir Robert (1st Earl of Orford),
ii 835; iii 806; iv 329, 670; v 151. drank
ale, iii 191. Coxe's Memoirs of, vi 660,
734. letter to Roger Gale, i 478. de-
feated on the Chippenham election peti-
tion, in 1741-2, iii 138. pamphlet ascribed
to him, vii 531. See Orford (1st Earl)

· Robert (1771), notice of, iv 537
Walsby, Rev. Dr. Edward, Rector of Lam-
bourn, notice of, iv 714
Walsh, Bp. (Roman Catholic), v 700
John, M.P. i 155, 156

Walter, and Family Pedigree, vi 381
Walsingham, Sir Francis, vi 421. quoted
from, iv 381

Thomas de Grey 2nd Lord,

vi 214
Walter, Rev. Edward, Fellow of St. John's,
Cambridge (1706), letter of, iv 129

Hubert, Archbishop of Canterbury

(1197), iv 615

John, bookseller, vii 30

Rev. Weaver, a master of Newcas-
tle-upon-Tyne grammar school, notice of,

v 129

Walton, H. painted a portrait of Rev. Wm.
Gilpin, i 781

Isaac, vi 165, 704

Rev. Jonathan, v 120

Walwyn, Mr. of Langford (1781), vi 407
Wanley, Andrew, of Iford, iii 475

Humphrey, ii 785; iv 179, 433,
658; v 547. letters to Rev. John Killing-
beck, i 816. notices of, iv 211

Wapshare, C. W. of Salisbury (1823), vi
808

Emma Elizabeth, vi 808

Warbeck, Perkin, vi 655

Warburton, John, Somerset Herald, iii 424,
433. particulars of, ii 59. letter to Mr.
Shaw Ward, iv 128

Dr. William, Bp. of Glouces-
ter, ii 837-840; iii 186, 297, 499, 720;
iv 526; v 390, 765, 817; vi 263, 269;
vii 3. his portrait by Pond, i 54. por-
trait of, ii (frontispiece). letters to Dr.
Stukeley, ii. 1. his "Alliance between
Church and State," 33, 35. his affection
for his mother, 47. his early preferments,
59. letters to Peter des Maiseaux, F.R.S.
61-66. letter to Dr. Thomas Birch, 67.
his proposed edition of Shakspeare, 72, 73,
96 (see Shakspeare). his contributions to
Dr. Z. Grey's Hudibras, 124. letters to
Dr. Nathaniel Forster, 151; to the Rev.
Thomas Balguy, 170, 175; to Mr. Jortin,
172. their quarrel, 187. in his early
days attacked Pope, 195. letters from
Lewis Theobald, 204-630. letters to Theo-

bald, containing many emendations of
Shakspeare not included in Theobald's
edition, 634-654. made King's Chaplain,
656. his contributions to Theobald's
Shakspeare, 730, 742; to Sir Thomas
Hanmer, 742. superintended the first
complete edition of the Dunciad, 766.
letters to Rev. Dr. Philip Doddridge, 811-
836. his opinion of the Expositor, 825.
presented to the Rectory of Firsby by the
Duke of Newcastle, and when resigned,
845. authenticated as Rector of Firsby,
with notices of, iv 731, 732. letter to
Rev. William Ward, iii 518. three letters
relating to the controversy between him
and Bp. Lowth, 711-714. letter to Mr.
Whyte, about a curate, iv 742. letter to

on "Julian," &c. "Essay on
Spirit," by Clayton, Bp. of Clogher, &c.
733. allusion to his infirmities, by Mr.
Walpole, 734. two letters to Rev. W.
Green, with directions for his theological
reading and composition, 849, 850. sale
of his library, vi 352. his "Lectures"
advertized, vii 610

Warcopp, John, of Gatenby, notice of, iv
308
Rev. John, LL.B. of Trinity
Hall, iii 284; iv 246, 259, 308, 316, 324,
386, 389, 390

Ward, Edward, his poetry, ii 724

Dr. John, Professor at Gresham
College, iii 577, 636, 646, 647, 648, 649;
iv 165, 169, 190 bis, 441, 537, 618, 620;
v 257, 262, 600, 651, 655, 677. his Life,
by Dr. Maty, iv 632. letters to Dr. Du-
carel, and to and from E. M. Da Costa,
683-685. notice of, 683. his Lives of
the Professors of Gresham College, ii 124.
See Lewis (J.)

19, 20

Joseph (1636), iv 494
Richard, printer, iv 222
R. v 120

Dr. Seth, Bishop of Salisbury, iv

Shaw. See Warburton (John)
Walter Walker, letter to Sir Henry

Gough, iii 240

W. mezzotinto engraver, vi 894

Rev. William, memoir of, iii 510.
series of letters on his " Grammar of the
English Language," &c. from G. Savile,
Rev. Dr. W. J. Powell, Dr. Adam Smith
(to Mr. Baird), Rev. Dr. Balguy, Rev.
Thomas Castly, Rev. John Lawson, Bp.
Warburton, Bp. Keene, Rev. J. Ston-
house, and Rev. Dr. Joseph Priestley, 511-
519

Mr. of Norwich (1766), v 295
Rev., Fellow of King's Coll.
Cambridge, and Rector of Ditton, vi 692
Ware, Sir James, iii 641

Warham, William, Archbishop of Canter-
bury, iii 700; iv 343, 347. notice of,
172

Waring, Richard Hall, notice of, iv 770, 771

Warner, George, of Headington (1803),
v 853

Dr. Joseph, Bishop of Rochester,

vi 616, 628

Rev. John, Vicar of Westham,
v 759, 788, 789

Rev. Dr. John, Rector of Hock-
liffe, &c. the originator of Howard's statue
in St. Paul's, ii 673; iv 741

Lee, iv 677. view of Bury Abbey
palace dedicated to, iv 90
Warnford, Mrs. (1758), ii 809
Warre, Mr. of Farningham (1794), vi 619
Warren, - M.D. of Bury, ii 25

Dr. (1742), iii 285, 286; iv 266,

267; v 354, 355

Sir George, iii 362

Dr. I. C. Professor of Anatomy,
&c. a correspondent with Dr. Lettsom,
ii 661

John, D.D. (eldest son of the Rev.
Samuel Warren, Vicar of Ashford,) Pre-
bendary of Exeter, account of, iv 309,
311, 322, 384, 387

Dr. John, Bp. of Bangor (son of
Dr. Richard Warren), notice of, iv 305.
allusions to, 358, 362, 363; vi 708; vii
450

Priscilla (wife of Dr. Richard),
epitaph on, iv 376

Richard, D.D. (2nd son of the Rev.
Samuel Warren), Archdeacon of Suffolk,
iv 305. letters to Dr. Z. Grey, 376-382.
his epitaph, 376. account of, ib.

Dr. Richard, vii 22

Richard, M.D. (son of the Rev.
R. Warren, and elder brother of the Bp.)
the eminent physician, his death, iv viii;
v 33; vi 106, 468, 712; vii 22. notice of,
ib. note

Rev. Samuel, Vicar of Ashford, no-
tice of, iv 376

William, D.D. (youngest son of
the Rev. Samuel Warren), President of
Trinity Hall, notice of, iv 377, 628. ac-
count of, 383. letters to Dr. Z. Grey,
383-385. his epitaph, 383. letter to
Rev. Mr. Nixon, 629. letter to Dr. Du-
carel, relative to Mr. Wise's "Observations
on the White Horse," 686
Warrington, George 2nd Lord, ii 802
Warton, Dr. Joseph, iii 482; v 278, 449,
454, 535; vii 600. memoirs of, and
family, i 227-230. his " Essay on the
Genius and Writings of Pope," and his
remuneration for it, vii 30. his "Edition
of Pope," 732

Warton, Rev. Mr. (eldest son of Dr. Jos.
Warton), his new edition of Dryden's
Works, 600 and note. proposesd " Warton
Correspondence," ibid.

Rev. Thomas, iii 764; iv 554, 564;
v 210, 289, 715; vi 468, 555, 633, 634,
656. portrait of, iv 738. letters to
Richard Farmer, D.D. on the antiquities
of Leicester, ib.; to Mr. Gough, ib.; to

John Nichols, on an insertion in the Gent.
Mag. 739; to Mr. Gough, on "Holcombe
Grange," &c. ib. notice of, 738. letter
from Mr. Gough, v 528, 534, 538. made
Poet Laureate, vii 468. five Latin poems
of his noticed, 636. letter to Bp. Percy,
viii 186. unpublished part of his "His-
tory of English Poetry," 372, 373. Rit-
son's abuse of him, ib. his burlesque of
the "Guide" and "Companion through
Oxford," 396. his offensive expression
relative to Dr. Lowth, 407. satirical
print of him, 62. See Ducarel (Dr.),
Gough (Richard)
Warwick, Earl of (21 Rich. II.), iv 140
George Greville Earl of (1791),

vi 426

Waterland, Dr. Daniel, Master of Magd.
College, iv 151, 249, 293, 295, 320, 321,
362, 385, 392; v 355. borrowed from
Bp. Bull, ii 768. letters to Dr. Z. Grey,
iv 386-390, 392. letters to Dr. Philip
Williams, 390. See Anstis

Dr. Theodore, Rector of Long
Staunton (1764), v 643
Waterson, Simon, printer, iv 196
Waterton, Mr. of Walton Hall, vi 400, 401
Wateson, Rev. George, letter to Dr. Z.
Grey, iv 392. account of, ib.
Wathen,
v 747

-, surgeon, London (1785),

Watkins, Richard, printer, iv 196
Rev. Robert, notice of, iv 464
William, iii 787

Rev.

Minor Canon of Ely

(1755), vi 804
Watling Street, derivation of, v 195
Watson, Benjamin (1717), vi 809

Caroline, engraver to Queen Char-
lotte, notices of, v 621; vi 277

Rev. Daniel, i 423, 458; v *512,
*513. letters to Mr. Hutchinson and Mr.
Allan, i 428-439. nephew to the poet
Tickell, 436. his prayer for the King's
recovery, 437, 438. letters to Rev. James
Topham, 460-464. See Lyttelton (Bp.)
Dr. (1681), iv 83
Edward (1565), iii 792

Horace, noticed, i 462, 463, 464
James, printer, notice of, iv 360
Jeremiah, v 853

Watson, John, of Belton Park, iii 510
Dr. John, of Stockport (1780), vi
394

Rev. John, i 242; v 309; vi 402,
403. notice of, iii 362. three letters to
Richard Richardson, 362-366

Joseph, i 462 bis, 464

Hon. Laurence Monson. See Allen

(Thomas)

Sir Lewis, iii 791

tutor of Mr. Just-

Dr. Richard, Bishop of Llandaff,
iv 764, 877; v 198, 199; vi 104, 168, 870.
his sermon criticised by Wm. Stevens,
Esq. i 160. extracts from his letters to
Mr. Hardinge, iii v. his advocacy of the
Roman Catholics, 21.
ice Hardinge, 36. his attention to G. N.
Hardinge, 61. letters of, 84. note to
Mr. Hardinge, 114. extracts from corre-
spondence with Justice Hardinge, 159-
177. four letters to Mr. Nichols, 774.
verses on, by Justice Hardinge, 845, 846.
letters from and to Rev. Sam. Darby, on
his Letter to Abp. of Canterbury, vi 469,
470. his letter to the Abp. of Canterbury,
vii 448, 449. sermon at Court, 452, 505.
"Card" to, 453. pamphlet by, in
favour of the repeal of the Test Act, 482
Dr. Thomas, Bishop of Lincoln,

a

vi 715

Thomas (1581), vii 10. translates
the Antigone of Sophocles, 11

William, of Durham, v 622
Mr. book and print seller (1772),

v 58
Watt, Mrs (daughter of John Ellis, the
naturalist), vi 850

Watts, Dr. Isaac, v 334, 842

iii 277

John, printer, letter to, ii 631
Rov. Robert, of St. John's College,

gardener at Chelsea, i 342
Waugh, Rev. John, D.C.L. notice of, iv
666

Wayly, Col. notice of, iv 731
Weaver, Edmund, of Freistone (1742), an
almanac maker, ii 24, 33, 39, 53; v 257
Webb, Col. James (1784), vi 416

Sir John (1784), vi 414

Philip Carteret, iv 648, 649; vi 803.
letter from E. M. Da Costa on Mr.
Lhuyd's collection of letters, iv 788
Weber, Henry, his edition of Ford's Plays,
vii 213, 216. his "Northern Antiqui-
ties," ib. and note, 218

Webster, Rev. John, of Bene't Coll. Camb.
vi 805

Sir Thomas, Bart. iii 552

Sir Whistler, Bart. iii 552

Rev. Dr. William, mentioned by
Bp. Warburton, ii 66, 83, 84, 86, 87, 89,
91, 92 bis, 112, 115, 122, 811, 814; iv
299, 358. letters to Dr. Z. Grey, 392, 393
Weddel, Mr. of Newby Hall, his statue of
Venus, iii 728; vi 606

Wedderburne, Mr. vi 760. See Loughborough

Wellwood, Dr. death of (1728), ii 801
Wellys, William, Bishop of Rochester, vi
612

Welmore, Rev. Mr. (catechist at New
York), iv 280, 296

Welsted, Leonard, v 391

Welton, Richard, D.D. notice of, iv 421
Welwyn, Rev. Dr. (1760), iii 539
Wenham, Jane, iv 349

Wenman, Lord, M.P. for Oxford City
(1752), iii 491

Hon. Mr. of All Souls' College

(1784), iv 787
Wentworth, Godfrey, iii 597

Sir John, letter to Thomas
Kirke, Esq. iv 73. notice of, ib.
Hon. Thomas. See Allen

(Thomas)
Wesley, Charles, iii 843

Rev. John, ii 162, 167; v 763,
805. notice of, ii 791. anecdotes of,
65, 95

West, Dr. (1726) ii 789

Gilbert, extract of a letter from Mrs.
Montagu, relating to Dr. Courayer, v 62

James, Pres. R.S. iii 601, 660; iv
152, 156, 166, 198, 221, 223, 224, 322,
436, 437, 440, 495, 560; v 521; vi 278,
279. his election to be Pres. R. S. i 138.
presented a portrait of Camden, the anti-
quary, to Lord Camden, 487, 660. three
letters to Dr. Ducarel, iii 701, 702. let-
ters to Mr. Ames, on the appointment of
King's printer, iv 789; to and from E. M.
Da Costa, on cleaning and arranging the
museum and books in the Royal Society,
and its Receipts, &c. 790-794

James, auditor of the Land Revenue,
vi 278, 279, 701

Mrs. Jane, her Poems, vii 86, 88.
biog. notice of her, ib. note. her charac-
ter, 89.
her Play, 121. her "Let-
ters to a Young Man," &c. 592, and
note, 593. letter from her, and notice of
her son, 596. some account of her, 597,
600. her" Infidel Father" reviewed in
"British Critic," 601. letters to Bishop
Percy, viii 326, 329, 424, 430. letter to
Mr. Nichols, 433. her Works, 326. "Let-
ters to a Young Man, on his entrance
into the World," 327. her Works com-
mended by Bp. Percy, 328.
"Ode to
Poetry," 329. her early history, ib. Bp.
Percy's Chinese Tale," 331. her "Ma-
ria Williams," ib. her Novel, from the