Tithes, curious female petition against pay-
ment of, 1656, vii 481

Tivoli, notices of the Roman villas at, i 720-
728, 730-736

Todd, Rev. Henry John, notices of, i 765;
vi 620, 625, 626. extract from a letter
to Rev. Samuel Denne, on a painting of
the ship Great Harry at Canterbury,
681. alluded to, 682, 683, 685, 686.
leaves Canterbury for London, vii 54.
biographical notice of, ibid. note. Mit-
ton's copy of Lycophron, his mention of
it, 55. his edition of Spenser, 58, 59,

106

Tollemache, Bridget Lady, iii 847

Tomkins, Thomas, v 862, 863

Tomline, Bp. George. See Pretyman

Tompion, Mrs. presented a clock to Pump
Room at Bath, v 846

Toms, Rev. Samuel Say, vi 876
Tomson, Luke, printer, iv 222

Tone, Wolfe, the Irish rebel, notice of, vii
740, and note

Tonnere, M. de Clermont, vi 133
Tonson, Jacob, vi 571. agreements be-
tween him and Rev. Thomas Percy (after-
wards Bishop of Dromore), vi 556, 560.
See Percy (Bp.)

Kichard, vi 560

Tonstal. See Tunstal

Tooke, Rev. John Horne, v 454, 839; vi
750. his trial, v 226. one of the sup-
posed authors of Junius, 654
Tookie, Clement, LL.D. letter to Dean Moss,
iv 416. notice of, ib.

Toore, Mrs. Dorothy, letter to Dr. R. Busby
relative to the death of her master, Sir
Thomas Robinson, iv 401

Topham, Dr. Francis, iii 704. ten letters
to Dr. Ducarel, 316-320, 693-700. notice
of, iv 590

Rev. James, letters of Rev. Dean
Watson to, i 460. letter to George Allan,
Esq. 464. notice of, ib.

John, v 524; vi 358, 362-368, 373,

420, 422, 659, 660, 828

Major Edward, notice of, vii 484
Topp, Rev. Mr. Vicar of Withcote (1790),
v 224

Toreggiani, Pietro, v 601

Tormenini, P. antiquarian and Jesuit, i
167

Torpedos, exhibited before the Royal So-
ciety, i 155, 156

Tothall, William, friend of Hogarth, notices
of, iv 621, 622; v 821

Tothe, Rev. Dr. Dean of Worcester, notice
of, v 24

Tothille or Tottle, Richard, printer, iv 161,
557

Toulmin, Rev. Dr. Joshua, two letters to
Dr. Calder, on his Life of Socinus, iv 845,
846. account of, ib.

Tournefort, Joseph Pitton, iv 124

Towers, Dr. Joseph, his Life of Dr. Johnson,
vii 475

Towersey, Rev. John, letters to Dr. Z. Grey,
iv 365, 366

Townley, Charles, portrait, iii 721. memoir
of, ib. friend of Sir William Hamilton,
724

Tracy, Mr. Kentish draftsman, vi 612, 616,
645, 682, 773

Henry de, vi 616

William de, vi 616

Tradescant, John, notice of, iv 627
Trafford, Mrs. (1775), vi 56, 60

Trail, James, Deputy Inspector of Plays,
i 468

Dr. William, his departure for
England, vii 165. his "Life of Simon the
Mathematician,"217. some account of him,
viii 382, note

Trapp, Rev. Joseph, iii 251

Travis, Archdeacon George, his Answer to
Mr. Gibbon, vii 471

Trehawke, attorney, Liskeard, v 861
Treveris, Peter, printer, iv 169, 196, 216
Trelawny, Sir Jonathan, Bp. of Winchester,
iii 226; v 862

Trévern, Abbé de, letter to Bp. Percy, viii
300

Trevor, Dr. Richard, Bp. of St. David's and
Durham, iv 367, 371; iv 688. contributed
a plate to Battely's Bury, iv 91

Thomas 2nd Lord, iv 261. letters
to Dr. Z. Grey, iv 367-371. account of,
iv 367
Trimmer, Mrs. account of her Life and
Writings, vi 544

Trimnel, Dr. Charles, Bp. of Winchester,
iii 426. married dau. of Bp. Talbot, i 420
Trinity College, Cambridge, addition of Dr.
Duport's books to the library, iv 81

Tunstall, Cuthbert, notice of, v 509

Dr. Cuthbert, Bp. of Durham,
iii 677; iv 172, 193; v 514

Francis, notice of, v 509, 511
Dr. James, of St. John's College,
Cambridge, a correspondent of Bp. War-
burton, ii 106, 124, 129; iii 686, 703.
ten letters to Dr. Z. Grey, iii 704-705;
iv 372-374. Chaplain to Archbishop Pot-
ter, 374

Marmaduke, iv 339, 340; v 506,
508, *511, *512, 513, 514

Mr. (1785), vi 421, 423

Turbervile's Translations, republished by
Bp. Percy, vii 20, 40, 42
Turenne, Marshal, vi 111
Turnbull, Dr. George, ii 119

Turner Family, picture belonging to, vii
549

Turner, Rev. Baptist Noel, vi 892. portrait
of, 140. memoir of, ib. letter to John
Nichols, 146. several letters addressed to
the New Monthly Magazine relating to
Dr. Johnson, &c. 147-182. anecdote of
Dr. Johnson, vi 147. two letters to J. B.
Nichols, 172, 186. revision of Dryden's
"Alexander's Feast," 173-185. answer
to Dr. Knox's Criticism on Dryden's Feast,
178. poems addressed to Mrs. Penne,
&c. 187-194. verses addressed to Rev.
George Crabbe, 191

viii 92

Dawson, notices of, v 178; vi 846;

Turner, Capt. author of "History of Thibet,"
iv 863
Mr. of Wakefield, a writer in "The
Repository," under the name of Virgilius,
v 420

Rev. Mr. not prebendary of Lin-
coln, vi 681
Turney, Bp. of (1530), notice of, iv 149
Turnor, Rev. Charles, notice of, vi 593
Sir Christopher, vi 592

420, 422, 479.

Sir Edmund, vi 592, 596, 601
Edmund, vi 358, 405, 408, 414,
memoir of, vi 592, cha-
racter of, 598. two letters to John Ni-
chols, vi 599, 600. two letters to Mr.
Gough, 600. five letters to Mr. Nichols,
601, 602. Memoirs of Sir Isaac Newton
first published by him, iv 1; erected a
tablet to Newton in Colstersworth church,
17

Rev. George, notice of, vi 593

John, notices of, vi 592, 593
Turnpikes, their effect on the manners of
the people, viii 202

Turton, John, M.D. (1786), v 33
Tuscany, John Gaston Duke of (1737), iii 145
Grand Duke of (1788), vi 92, 93

Tusser, Thomas, iv 557

Tutet, Mark Cephas, iv 557, 631
Twells, Mr. attorney of Newark, brother-in-
law to Bishop Warburton, ii 1, 9, 19, 41,
91, 97, 116

Dr. Leonard, iv 320, 329; vi 485.
letter to Dr. Z. Grey, iv 374
Twisleton, Col. his claim to the barony of
Say and Sele, vi 404

Twiss, Colonel (1799), vi 758

Mr. described by Mr. Hardinge, iii 38
Fanny, described by Mr. Hardinge,
iii 37

Mr. of Ireland, vi *437
Twysden, Dr. Philip, Bishop of Raphoe
(younger son of Sir William), notice of,
vi 677
vi 650

iv 70

Sir Roger (1743), iv 109, 654;
Roger (eldest son of Sir Wm.),

Sir William (died 1697), vi 677.
notice of, iv 70. letter to his son, ib.
Tyler, Adm. Sir Charles, notices of, iii 53,
56, 58, 82. letter of, 85

Wat, vi 290

Tyndal, Thomas (1761), iv 631
Tyndale, William. See Tindale
Typographici Annales, by Maittaire, notice
of, ii 800

Tyrawley,

Lord, ambassador to Rus-

sia (1746), iii 796

Tyrell, Edmund (1785), vi 545

Tyrwhitt, Rev. Edmund, letters to and from
Dr. Ducarel, iii 539, 540

Rev. Robert, Archdeacon of Lon-
don, letter to Dr. Z. Grey, iv 375. notice

of, ib.

449, 454. his "Chaucer," i 158. in-
scription to, by Bp. Barrington, v 616.
his edition of Chaucer quoted relative to
blank verse, vii 5. letters to Bp. Percy,
viii 220. his death, 221. high character
of him by Bp. Percy, 222. his Chaucer,
and his opinion of Rowley, 289
Tyrwhitt, Thomas (nephew of the prece-
ding), letter to Bp. Percy, relating the
death of his uncle, viii 221

Tyson, Rev. Michael, iii 601, 760; iv 505,
714. letters to Mr. Gough, 91, 728, 729;
v 288, 340, 341, 517; vi 284, 286, 288,
289, 297, 298, 300, 391, 605, 653, 812;
vii 408. his private etching of St. George,
Bloomsbury, ii 60. his drawing from
Fakenham Church, vii 408. his prefer-
ment, ib.

Tytler, Alexander Fraser.
houslee

See Wood-

Dr. his "Voyage home from Cape
of Good Hope," iv 834

-

William, vii 89.

his Work, 92.

letter to his son, relative to his old Scotch

Songs, 178

U.

Ufford, Sir R. de (1345), vi 434

Ulloa, Don, his "Voyages," vi 605
Ulster, MS. annals of, vii 767

"Umbritii Cantarii Poemata," inquiry re-
specting its author, vii 648

Umfreville, Edward (1745), notice of, iv 531
Underhil, Rev. Mr. (1737), iv 362
Underhill, Sir John, iii 648

Underwood, Mr. draftsman to Society of
Antiquaries, v 716

Unitarians, their improved version of the
New Testament, viii 388

University College, new quadrangle at, in
1716, i 294

Upper Ossory, Earl of. See Ossory

Urban, Bishop of Llandaff (died 1133),
iv 116

Urry, John, editor of Chaucer, i 522
Usher, Dr. James, Abp. of Armagh, notices
of, iv 70, 245; vi 430. his "History of
Ireland," vii 830. compared with Pela-
gius, ib.

Ussher, J. the author of "Clio," some no-
tice of him, vii 712, and note
Upton, Rev. John, vi 715. his critical ob-
servations on Shakspeare, ii 849
Uvedale, Dr. Robert, Rector of Orpington,
his election to the Law Fellowship of
Trinity College, Cambridge, iv 6

Dr. Robert, Vicar of Enfield (son
of the former), i 352, 353, 359, 360 ter,
361, 367, 369, 371, 374. series of let-
ters to Dr. Richardson, iii 321-351

V.

Vaccination, prejudice against it, viii 408.
instance of the failure of, vii 161

cau-

Gerard, i 242; iii 356.
fourteen letters to Richardson, on Paint-
ings, &c. 356-362

John, iii 356

Michael, iii 356

Van Mildert, Dr. William, Bishop of
Durham, letter to E. M. Da Costa, iv
787

Vanneck, Cornelius, notice of, iv 681

Gerard, notice of, iv 681

Sir Joshua, letters to and from
Dr. Ducarel, relative to the Hall and Ad-
vowson of Heveningham, iv 680-683. no-
tice of, 681

Varley, Rev. Mr. of Great Ormond Street
(1792), v 714

Vasari's Life of Volterra, vi 822

Vater, Dr. Abraham, of Wirtemberg (1737),
v 271

Vau, remarks by Bp. Warburton on the
Hebrew, ii 110

Vaudreuil, M. de, notice of, vi 91
Vaughan of Hengwrt's "Annals of Wales,"
v 159

Robert, Welsh antiquary, v 585
Vautrollier, J. printer, iv 201, 222
Thomas, printer, iv 195
Vauxhall, derivation of the name from
Foukes de Brent, vi 624

Veaux, Mons. du, his Cabinet of Medals,
iv 663

no-

Venn, Rev. Richard, mentioned by Bishop
Warburton, ii 66. biographical notice of,
87. letter to Dr. Z. Grey, iv 375.
tices of Mr. Venn, iv 160, 375
Venuti, l'Abbé, iv 630, 631
Verac, M. de, vi 133
Verney, Lord (1783), v 747
Vernon,

of St. Peter's Coll. Camb.

botanist, i 239, 318, 345, 346

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

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.

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

Waldron, Francis Godolphin, iv 550
Wales, Caroline Princess of, iv 32. her
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

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,
106. his information relative to Gold-
smith's "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 " re-
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.

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, ih. 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,

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

Walmesley, Dr. Roman Catholic Bishop,
v 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

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