Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth Century: Consisting of Authentic Memoirs and Original Letters of Eminent Persons; and Intended as a Sequel to the Literary Anecdotes, 7. kötet

author, 1848

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x. oldal
... Magazine ; Dr. John Lettice ; Mrs. Scott's poems ; Dr. Grainger's poems ; Rev. Weldon Champ- neys ( see note ) 47 SAME . Feb. 14 , 1800. - Translation of Ovid's Epistles by Grainger , & c .; death of G. Steevens ; his will and works ...

xi. oldal
... Magazine and Mr. Richard Rolt 60 SAME . March 13 , 1804. - Bishop Percy's health ; Lord Charlemont ; Milton's notes on 66 Lycophron ; " Mr. Rivington ; Dr. Lettice's Lectures on " Arti- ficial Memory ; " Mr. Todd's " Spenser ; " Mr ...

xvi. oldal
... Magazine POEMS BY , OR SUPPOSED TO BE BY DR . GRAINGER , not printed in his Works : Three Epigrams ; Ode to Love ; Ode to Contentment 232 234 CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN DR . GRAINGER AND BISHOP PERCY . GRAINGER to PERCY . Oct. 22 , 1756 ...

xxiii. oldal
... Magazine ( see note ) ; the Arabic translation of Livy ; anecdote of Mr. Whaley ( see note ) ; Bruce's Travels ; the African Association ; Mr. George Chalmers's edition of De Foe's works 510 SAME . July 13.—Dr. Lort's accident , and Mrs ...

3. oldal
... near Dublin , May 31 , 1803. For Memoirs of him , see Gentleman's Magazine for June 1803 , p . 600 ; and Chalmers's Biog . Dict . vol . XIX . p . 1 . brated work . Mr. Bruce's Abyssinian Tour is also at B 2 PERCY CORRESPONDENCE . 3.

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SAME April 6 Rev Mr Hudson Rev Dr Pauls curate life of	4

SAME Sept 3 Epilogue by Goldsmith see note Dodsleys Papers	24

PERCY to STEEVENS Sep 10 Goldsmiths Epilogue and his other	31

MEEN to PERCY July 26 1796 Corrections of Bishop Percys Blank	38

SAME May 2 Corrections continued Mr Meen goes to Chigwell	44

SAME Aug 29 Dr Farmers works and papers	51

SAME Jan 1803 Miltons Lycophron Edition of Goldsmiths works	57

SAME June 12 Inquiries relative to certain papers in Spectator see	60

SAME to HERBERT June 4 1790 The Gold Book David Clements	425

HERBERT to GENT	432

NOTICE OF REV MICHAEL LORT D D	438

SAME Nov 11 Bishop Percys son Mr Herschel and the Georgium Sidus	442

SAME Feb 6 Sends him more old poems Dr Farmer price of	447

SAME March 24 Death of Archbishop Cornwallis Archbishop Moore	448

SAME April 2 Political changes changes in the Church pamphlet	450

SAME March 10 Portrait of Bishop Percy by Abbott Valentine Green	453

SAME Aug Charles Goldsmith see note Isaac Reed and G Steevens	62

MEMOIR OF ROBERT ANDERSON M D	69

PERCY to ANDERSON July 1 Sends a copy of the Reliques corrects	78

SAME Sept 13 Graingers books and inquiry for his portrait see p 295	86

SAME April 28 Thanks for introduction to Mr Walker various errors	100

SAME July 29 Journey into Scotland with Rev Thomas Jervis see note	104

SAME May 21 1803 Mr Macartney The influenza George Paton	111

SAME resumed Sept 15 Miss Stewarts Ode to Mr Ercke and stanzas	117

SAME May 6 The Bishops health Graingers Works Miss Stewarts	124

PERCY to ANDERSON Aug 16 Bishop Percys Runic Poetry and Northern	130

ANDERSON to PERCY Sept 15 Bishop Percys Runic Poetry Mr Herberts	131

PERCY to ANDERSON Oct 17 Mr T Armstrong Bishop Percys liberality	138

ANDERSON to PERCY April 3 Dr Grainger Col Johnes Mr Laings	146

ANDERSON to PERCY June 13 Mr Laing and Macpherson the Northern	153

ANDERSON to PERCY Dec 14 Mr Boyle the banker and Mr John Lays	159

SAME March 25 1806 Northern Antiquities Dr Andersons Life	160

SAME July 13 New edition of Key to the New Testament Mr T	167

SAME March 11 1807 Death of Mrs Percy see note and Dr Andersons	173

PERCY to ANDERSON Jan 4 1808 The Bishops strictures on Mr J C	186

ANDERSON to PERCY July 14 Death of Dr T Percy the Bishops nephew	192

SAME May 12 Short notice of Dr Andersons tour	199

DR DAVID IRVING to PERCY Jan 27 Returns thanks for Bishop Percys	205

SAME May 15 1811 Recital of his wrongs and injuries and the state	211

SAME Aug 17 Intended journey to Ochtertyre to visit Mr Ramsay with	217

MR SHENSTONE to MR MGOWAN Sept 24 1761 On Erse poetry	220

List of his Works Percys contributions to the Grand Magazine	232

GRAINGER to PERCY Oct 22 1756 Inquiries about Camoens the state of	240

SAME March 30 Medical advice Tibullus inquiries after friends	246

SAME April 14 Dr Griffiths Miss Anne Guthridge afterwards	252

ANDERSON to PERCY May 18 Ill health the cause of silence summer tour	258

SAME Oct 18 Account of Dr Graingers Tour in Scotland Dr Stewart	264

SAME March 31 Dr Graingers intended departure from England sends	270

SAME May 21 Dr Farmers marriage with Miss Hatton broken off	274

GRAINGER to PERCY Jan 16 1761 Robert Lloyds Odes see note	275

SAME Dec 4 1766 The Ancient Ballads Mr Lyes Saxon Dictionary	290

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICE OF JAMES BOSWELL	296

SAME Aug 15 Journey to Chester c Mr Traviss answer to Gibbon	297

BOSWELL to PERCY March 8 1784 Mr Boswells pamphlet on	302

BOSWELL to PERCY Feb 9 1788 Progress of the Life of Johnson	308

SAME April 9 Debate on the Corporation and Test Acts Life	313

SAME Dec 26 His continental tour Rev W Johnson Temple see note	320

BOSWELL to PERCY March 12 1790 Death of Mrs Boswell Life	321

SAME March 25 Character of the Tour to the Hebrides Boswells	326

MISS SEWARD to GENT MAG April 12 On the character of Dr Johnson	333

to GENT MAG July 7 1787 A defence of Dr Johnson in Olla	340

BOSWELL to GENT MAG Nov 16 On the above communication of Miss	346

MR BOSWELL to GENT MAG Jan 20 1794 In his own vindication with	356

SAME Oct 21 On the character of Mr Seward as drawn by Dr Johnson	363

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICE OF REV GEORGE ASHBY	384

SAME Oct 24 Addresses him as Uncle poem in blank verse mentioned	386

SAME March 1 1776 On the same subject	402

SAME Dec 17 Leicester Roman Milliary the Apamean coin Sir	408

SAME to GOUGH March 12 1788 Death of Mrs Nichols Lady Tir	418

SAME Dec 26 Mr Meens character Tale of the Two Swannes Ire	420

SAME April 19 New Lord Lieutenant illness of Bishop Yonge and Lord	456

SAME Feb 28 Defeat in the Royal Society of the party against Sir Joseph	462

SAME Oct 31 Manuscript of the Gospels in Dublin College Library	472

SAME March 21 The Irish Church and the Dissenters Mrs Piozzi	478

PERCY to NARES Dec 28 Bishop Percys note on Ritsons attack intended	483

SAME June 26 Controversial pamphlets see note Courayers Last Sen	486

LORT to PERCY April 17 Bishop Porteus preferments in the Church	492

SAME Aug 1 Mr Cottingham and his marriage pamphlets on Ireland	496

SAME March 12 1790 Dr Lorts account of his tour in the North	502

SAME May 14 Proposed oath of the Catholics English newspaper to	509

BIRCH to LORT May 9 1761 Mr Lorts proposed Life and Correspondence	519

LETTERS FROM DR LORT TO THE HON HORACE WALPOLE	525

SAME Sept 17 MS on painting sent by Bishop Hinchliffe notes made	546

SAME Nov 10 Dr Gregorys memoir of Chatterton for the Biog Britannica	553

SAME July 17 George Chapman Jas Aske Pontius Pilates Letter	568

SAME June 15 The Spy on the Spectator Critical Remarks	576

Character of Archdeacon Nares by the Rev W Beloe	585

SAME Jan 19 1801 The review of Nicholss Leicestershire meeting	591

SAME April 28 Sir Richard Musgraves reply to Dr Caulfield Dr Caul	597

SAME Sept 9 Mr Ritson and Bishop Percy Bishop Percy on Fall of Stones	603

NARES to GENT MAG June 13 1789 Dr Burneys History of Music	608

NARES to POLWHELE March 13 1812 Intention of resigning the Editor	614

SAME May 23 Bishop Gleigs Review of Dr M Cries Life of John Knox	622

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SAME May 8 The Royal Society of Literature	640

NARES to NICHOLS March Query relative to the author of Umbritii Can	648

SAME The same subject continued	663

NARES to POLWHELE Aug 29 1827 Royal Society of Literature	671

NARES to POLWHELE Jan 17 1829 Remarks on Mr Polwheles	677

SAME Sept 4 Offers his assistance to Mr Gough plan of the Essay	697

WALKER to GOUGH Nov 10 Correctors of Mr Goughs proof sheets	703

WALKER to GOUGH Dec 21 Print of Irish Dresses from MS Froissart	709

WALKER to PERCY Aug 3 1791 Ball given by the Elector of Mentz	713

PERCY to WALKER Sept 24 Gives a letter of introduction to Mr Byres	719

WALKER to PERCY March 7 1797 Murder of Rev Dr W Hamilton	729

SAME March 25 Same subject continued	739

WALKER to PINKERTON June 27 Observations on Italian poets and his	742

WALKER to PINKERTON May 12 Pinkertons History of Scotland com	748

WALKER to PINKERTON Jan 22 Observations on the execution of	754

Conversation between Dr Johnson and Dr Campbell on the right of Conquest	762

SAME Aug 27 Sends Mr Pinkertons work particulars of the repairs	768

SAME Dec 15 Mr Grattan and the History of the Revolution of Ire	774

SAME May 20 Dr Goldsmiths Present State of Learning in Europe	778

SAME Jan 5 1792 His various engagements state of the Roman Catho	786

SAME April 22 The state of parties relative to Catholic emancipation	793

CAMPBELL to GOUGH Feb 9 The imperfection of Dr Campbells Philo	800

SAME July 2 Urges dispatch refers to his former letter	809

SAME Aug 6 The Round Towers originally belfries burning of Mr J C	818

SAME Oct 6 Dr Anderson purchases Mr Beaufords Essay Dr Led	825

SAME Apr 28 Incloses a letter from Dr Anderson Hays History	831

SAME Dec 15 Improved state of his health dissertation on the word	836

SAME Dec 5 Ritsons scurrility Sir Richard Musgraves works Baron	841

SAME Feb 14 1807 Death of Mrs Percy death of Counsellor W Preston	843

GOUGH to LEDWICH June 4 1789 Sends him a copy of Ireland	855

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Cím	Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth Century: Consisting of Authentic Memoirs and Original Letters of Eminent Persons; and Intended as a Sequel to the Literary Anecdotes, 7. kötet Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth Century: Consisting of Authentic Memoirs and Original Letters of Eminent Persons; and Intended as a Sequel to the Literary Anecdotes, John Bowyer Nichols
Szerzők	John Nichols, John Bowyer Nichols
Kiadó	author, 1848
Eredeti forrása	Oxfordi Egyetem
Digitalizálva:	2007. aug. 15.

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