v 343; vi 346, 352, 356, 361, 372, 379,
382, 383, 385, 393, 396, 407, 409, 410,
421, 478, 488, 594. memoir of, vi 354.
contributor to the Archæologia and Gent.
Mag. 355, 356. assisted Dr. Nash in his
"Worcestershire," ib. funeral and epi-
taph, 358. one hundred and thirty-three
letters to and from Richard Gough, 359-
429. two letters to John Nichols, 426.
his death, 623

Brooke, Ralph, York Herald, iii 677; iv
194. his Errors in Camden, iv 208
William, M.D. vi 354

Dr. Z. account of his "De Mira-
culis," iv 371
Brooks, George, secretary to Bishop Eger-
ton, vi 873; letter to Mr. Hutchinson,
i 458

Joshua, vi 835

Brooksby, P. printer, iv 222

Broome, Dr. William, assisted Pope in his
translation of Homer, notice of, ii 850;
iv 354, 355

Brooman, J. v 814, 822, 823, 825, 828,
831, 833

Brougham, Lord (then Mr.), reprimands
Mr. Ritson, vii 113. his article on
Cevallos's Exposition, 198

Broughton, antiquarian notes relating to,
iv 453

Richard, v 582
Brown, Alexander, a writing master at
Wapping, his history, iv 237

Capability, his opinion of Blen-

heim, i 134

Mrs. her husband's MS. collection
of Scottish ballads learnt by heart, vii 89.
her memory of ballads, 90, 178

James, F.S.A. of St. Alban's, iii 782
Dr. John, letter from Archdeacon
Blackburne to, on his unhappy fate,
iii 715

Rev. Dr. John, notice of, v 126
Sir Richard, iii 700

Robert, notice of, iv 124

Mrs. Sarah, notice of, iv 42

T. of Sunderland, v 120

Rev. Thomas, two letters to James
Compton, Esq. iv 407. account of and
his works, ib.

Browne, Arthur, LL.D. Professor of Civil
Law, Dublin, his pamphlet on the Arti-
cles of Limerick, vii 490. his Lectures
on Civil and Ecclesiastical Law, vii 740.
his books sold, viii 61. Langbaine's Dra-
matic Poets, with notes by Oldys, ib.
notice of Mr. Browne's death, 61 n.

311.

Rev. Charles, notice of, vi 765
Isaac, allusion to, ii 838; vi 142,
Poem of the Soul, i 613; ii 133

William (Garter), vi 741

Dr. William, vii 138, 168, 200;
viii 413. letter to Bp. Percy, viii 413. re-
quests Bp. Percy to pursue his design of
collecting materials of the literati of his
own time, ib.

Brucker, Professor, allusion to, iv 503. See
Dr. Stukeley

Bruckmann, Dr. notice of his "Epistolæ
Itinerariæ," iv 233

Brugh Station, supposed to be the ancient
Crocolana, ii 801

Brumell, J. v 120

William, v 120

Brunswick, Ferdinand, Prince of, vi 235
Brushell, Peter, iv 623

Bryan, Augustus, iv 375

ten

Bryant, Jacob, iii 772; vi 249, 670. a cor-
respondent with Dr. Lettsom, ii 661. in-
terview with Sneyd Davies, iii 132.
letters to Justice Hardinge, iii 218-220.
anecdote related by Mr. Gifford of his
opinion of Dr. Johnson as a Greek Scho-
lar, vi 36. attack on him relative
some coins; paper on the subject, vii 401,
404. his tract on Justin Martyr, 609
Bryckman, Francis, printer, iv 195
Brydges, Rev. Edward Tymewell, notices
of, iii 573; vi 732

to

Sir S. Egerton, notices of, iii 573,
574. his Censura Literaria," vii 755
Buchan, David Stewart Erskine, 11th Earl
of, v 640; vi 893. a correspondent of
Dr. Lettsom, ii 661. letter to the Gent.
Mag. on Rev. Donald Macqueen, v 402.

portrait of, vi 429. memoir of, 489. let-
ter to Dr. Birch, 498. four letters to E.
M. Da Costa, 498, 499. letter to Dr.
Birch, ib. several letters to John Nichols
on the Antiquaries Society of Scotland,
&c. 499-519. letter to Mr. Gough, 500.
four letters to and from Mr. Gough, 512-
515, 519. Latin address to his learned
friends, 516. two letters from President
of the United States, 520, 521. letter
from to Dr. Anderson, vii 116.
"Life of Napier," 552
Buchan, Henry David tenth Earl of,
vi 489

his

Bullingham, John, iv 168

Bullman Hill, account of, v 236
Bulman, J. iv 623; v 257

Bullock, William, comedian, v 436
Bulmer, Sir Fenwick, vi 39

W. printer, iv 697. friend of Gif-
ford, jeux-d'esprits addressed to by Gif-
ford, vi 37-39

Bumpsted, Mr. iv 439

Bunbury, Mr. the caricaturist, v 437
Bunchley, Rev. Richard, notices of, iv 389,
390

Buncle, John, v 314, 315

Bunny, Rev. Edmund, v 365

Burch, S. letter to E. M. Da Costa,
iv 754

Burdett, Sir Robert, v 194

Burdon, Rowland, M.P. v 120; viii 63
Thomas, v 120
William, v 120

Burdy, Rev. Samuel, letter to Bishop
Percy, viii 234, 235. apologizes for
some unintentional offence given to
Bishop Percy, ib.
his"Life of Skelton,"
235
Burfield, Mrs. v 38

Thomas, letter from Rio Joseph

Gulston, v 38
Burford, T. v 318

Burges, Lady, iii 828, 832

Burgess, Dr. Thomas, Bp. of Salisbury,

v 616, 624, 672, 697.

death, vii 653

notice of his

Burgoine, Duchess of, iv 145
Burgoyne, Montagu, vi 144
Burgundy, Charles Duke of, iv 145,

146

Isabel Duchess of, iv 149
Duchess of (1494), vi 655
Margaret Duchess of, vi 821
Philip le Bon, Duke of, vi 819.
erected the Golden Fleece, iv 149
Burke, Edmund, allusions to, v 474; vi 80,
101, 105, 109, 126, 127, 134, 649. two
letters to Edmund Malone on his edition
of Shakspeare and his Essay, v 455, 459.
Lord Camelford's opinion of his Reflec
tions on the French Revolution, vi 122.
answer from M. Dupont by Lord Camel-
ford, vi 123. his genuine and spurious
pamphlets on France, vii 6, 12. com-
mences an action against Owen for piracy,
7. his speech on France, 313. his Re-
flections on the French Revolution, 505.
his "Hibernia Dominicana," 772, 773,
and note. ninth edition of his work on
the French Revolution, viii 284
Burkett, Rev. John, notice of, v 825
Burland, Sir John, notice of his death,
vi 62

Burley, John, v 622, 625

William de, notice of, iv 154
Burlington, Earl of, iii 703; iv 468;
v 166
Burn, Richard, LLD. iii 310; iv 568, 666;
v 266, 267. letters to and from Dr.
Ducarel, iv 586-588. notice of, 586. let-
ters to and from Richard Gough, 587,
588

Burrow, James, President R.S. pro temp.
i 138

Burton, Rev. Anthony, iii 792

Rt. Hon. Francis, vi 429

Rev. George, memoir of, vi 880.
three letters to Dr. Ducarel, iii 394-398.
character of by Rev. George Ashby,
vi 883

John, M.D. of York, i 242, 258;
iii 369, 371, 655; iv 302, 448, 478, 634,
648, 723, 748; v 510. memoir of,
iii 375. seven letters to and from Dr.
Ducarel, iii 377-384. letter from Timothy
Cunningham, 384; to Richard Richard-
son, 386.
several letters to and from
Dr. Ducarel, 387-394. letters to Dr.
Ducarel, iv 589-591. notice of, ib. let-
ter to Richard Gough, 591

Richard, D D. letters to, iv 395,
396, 398, 399, 401, 403, 404, 406
Bush, Rev. Samuel, notice of, iv 593.
ters to Dr. A. C. Ducarel, iv 593-595
Bushe, Mr. of Cambridge, iii 5
Bushey, Rev. Mr. iv 310

Bute, John, Earl of, v 719; vi 492, 529.
correspondence with Dr. Ducarel
Thomas Worsley, iii 582, 583

247

and

Marquis of, iv 798; v 744; vi

Butler, Rev. Alban, viii 333. See Cole

Butler, Rev. Dr. John, Bishop of Hereford,
vi 687, 727

Brindley, Baron of Newton But-
ler, iv 404

Charles, conveyancer, v 615, 618,
680, 692. letter to Bp. Percy, viii 333.
his Life of his uncle Alban Butler, ib.
notice of and death, ib.

Rev. Dr. Vice-Chancellor of Ox-

ford (1742), iv 440

Lady Eleanor. See Seward
Rev. Dr. George, Head Master of
Harrow school, v 730, 809

Rev. Dr. Joseph, Bishop of Dur-
ham, iii 490

Richard, vi 762

Rev. Dr. Thomas, vii 617

Rev. Weeden, notice of, v 730.
six letters to Mr. J. Nichols, 749-757.
letters addressed to him, 730-747, 752,
753-807, 811-819, 859. eight letters
to and from Rev. John Lyon, 821-
831. letters to and from John Alleyne,
832-849. extracts from his diary on his
ordination, 850-852. four letters to and
from Rev. T. J. Clagett, 853-858. preached
a sermon from which originated the Soci-
ety for the relief of Small Debts, ii 689,
692, 703

Butman, Rev. Henrick, F.R.S. notice of,
iv 542

Butson, Dr. Christopher, Bp. of Clonfert,
his promotion, viii 374, 412. notice of,
and death, 374

Butt, Rev. Thomas, iv 882

Buttonshaw, Rev. Thomas, iv 381
Butts, Dr. (temp. Hen. VIII.), vi 752
Mr. (1739), iv 334

Buxton, Sir Robert, vi 818

Buxtorf, John, his Lexicon, viii 387
Byddel, John, v 676

Byerley, Colonel, iv 76

Byers, James, the Pope's antiquary at Rome,
iii 726. some account of him, vii 718
Byng,
-, painter, allusion to, vi 239
Edmund, v 484

Byrch, Rev. William Dejovas, memoir of,
iii 573. two letters to Dr. Ducarel, 576,
577

Byrche, Rev. Mr. vi 619

Byrd, William, printer, iv 197, 640
Byrom, Dr. John, F.R.S. account of,

iv 263. learning High Dutch to read
"Jacob Behmen," ib.

Byron, Mr. Christopher, assisted Dr. Zach-
ary Grey in his Hudibras, iv 262-264

George Lord, friendship for Wil-
liam Gifford, vi 10. anecdote, v 814
Bysshe, Sir Edward, vi 360
Bythner, Victorinus, his "Lyra," viii 387

C.

Cade, John, of Darlington, iv 726; v *512
Cadell and Davies, booksellers, the circum-
stances of their publication of Goldsmith's

works, vii 30, 121, 126, 132, 139, 152,
155, 190. letter to Rev. Dr. Hales,
viii 320

T. bookseller, iv 800; v 187
Cadman, Thomas, printer, iv 195, 222
Cadogan, Charles, 2nd Earl, v 151; vi 642,
701
Lady (1795), vi 642
Caducan, poem by Dr. Davies on the statue
of, i 707

Cadmon, the Latin version of his Anglo-
Saxon paraphrase of the Bible, vii 182.
Mr. Manning's improved version of Cad-
mon, ib.

Caen, Isuck, printer, iv 195

Caer Caradoc, Pennant's description of,
and Dr. Sneyd Davies's lines on, i 166
Caer-fily Castle, notes by Rev. Francis
Wise on a journey to, iv 453

Cæsar, Sir Julius, his MSS. iii 597
Caetano, Manuel, architect, vi *437
Calasio, M. de, iv 352

Calcraft, Mr. on a proposed tunnel under
the Thames at Gravesend, vi 780
Caldecott, Thomas, letter to. Bp. Percy,
viii 372. biographical notice of, and
death, ib.

his

Calder, Rev. Dr. John, iv 487; v 466;
vi 571, 575, 576. account of declining
his ministerial functions, iv 799. his pro-
jected work, "The Selector," ib.
annotations on the Tatler, Spectator, and
Guardian, 800. account of his intend-
ed edition of Chambers's Cyclopædia,
800-805. general notes on the same,
805. letters from Archibald Hamilton and
Mr. Longman on the same, 807, 818.
expostulatory address to Dr. Samuel John-
son on same, 808-810. Dr. Johnson's
reply, 811. letters from the proprie-
tors of Chambers's Cyclopædia, 811-817.
letter to Mr. Longman relative to Dr.
Calder's intended edition of Chambers's
Cyclopædia, 818, 819. letter from Dr.
James Beattie on Chambers's Cyclopædia,
D'Alembert on music, &c. 819. two
letters from Dr. Priestley on Chambers's
Cyclopædia, 838, 839. letters to and from
Dr. Benjamin Franklin on the American
War, &c. 827-829. letter to J. Nichols
on the Literary Anecdotes, &c. 848.
curious letter to a dissenting minister in
Northumberland, for relieving dissenting
ministers and schoolmasters from an obli-
gation to subscribe any of the articles of a
religious establishment, v 423. letters
addressed to him, iv 821-848; v 411.
notices of, vii 476, 477; viii 71. his mar-
riage, 78. letters to Bp. Percy, 262,
265. See Carmichael, Christie (T.),
Farmer (Hugh), Fordyce (James), John-
son (A.), Knowles, (Mrs.), Lee (John),
M'Queen, Maty, Melville, Moore (John),
Ogilvie (John), Ogilvie (Wm.), Pennant
(Thos.), Primatt, Sharp (Granville),
Toulmin, Williams (David)

D

on the architectural improve-
ments of, vii 671

Richard Owen, notices of, i 58,
104. epigram by, 62. entertained Roy-
alty, 103. anegdotes of, 130, 150. his
Indian affairs, 135. resident at Whitmin-
ster, and a friend of Sneyd Davies, 595.
his friendship with Mr. Hardinge, iii 12.
noticed, vi 74

University, Priorums there,
i 182. usual to write verses on the death
of Fellows, 184. ode by Mr. Wollaston
on leaving it in 1681, 187. documents
relative to its rights of printing, iv 201
Camden, Charles 1st Earl (Lord Chan-
cellor), iii 152, 153, 167, 174, 210, 220;
vi 81, 101, 259. imparted to Mr. Wray
some particulars respecting Junius, i 146.
school-fellow to Dr. Sneyd Davies at Eton,
500. letters to Dr. D. 497, 542-545.
poem to by Dr. Davies, 545. a musician,
568. translation from Horace addressed
to, 574.
correspondence with Dr. S.
Davies, 620-627, 642-647, 655-663. poe-
tical character of, by Dr. Sneyd Davies,
676, 709. his partiality for novels, iii 8.
his politics, 21. Mr. Hardinge's memoirs
of, 30. letters to and from the Rev.
Sneyd Davies, 138, 140, 141. employed
on the Chippenham election petition,
1741-2, 138. letter to William Hall,
819.

W. antiquary, iv 137; v 518. his
portrait presented to Lord Camden, i 487,
660. lines on the portrait by Dr. Sneyd
Davies, 708.

Camelford, Lady Anne, letter to G. Har-
dinge, vi 138. notice of, 139

Thomas Pitt, 1st Lord, memoir of,
vi 67-74. fifty-eight letters to G. Har-
dinge, 74-139. two Latin Inscriptions on
a monument by the sea-side at Monaco,
105, 106. answer to Edmund Burke's
Reflections on the Revolutions in France,

me-

Rev. Dr. Thomas, his "Strictures
on the History of Ireland," vii 512.
moir of, vii 759. conversation between
him and Dr. Johnson on the right of con-
quest, 762. letters to Bp. Percy, 767-
771, 773-793. the repairs of his church,
768. his visit to Paris, 769. his inter-
view with Mr. Pinkerton, 770. proposes
to write a "Summary of the Ecclesiastical
and Literary History of Ireland," for the
Dublin Chronicle, 771; viii 138. a sec-
tion of this printed but not published,
vii 771. Mr. O'Conor's threat to Dr.
Campbell, ib. its publication, 772. its
origin, 773. letters to Pinkerton, 772.
his projected work on "The History of
the Revolutions of Ireland," 775, and
note. progress of his "Summary View,"
&c. in the Dublin Chronicle under the
signature of "Jerneus," 775. Bp. Per-
cy's exertions in his brother's favour,
776, 778. his brother's induction, and
description of the place, 781. receives an
anonymous letter from London, 783.
builds a church, 785. lawsuit respecting
his nephew, ib. his brother's trouble
respecting his tithes, 790. his sermon,
ib. his Philosophical Survey of the
South of Ireland," &c. 797. the design
of the work, 800. letters to Mr. Gough,
800, 802, 804-806. assisted Mr. Gough
in his Camden's Britannia, 705. intro-
duced to Mr. Walker, 806. his charac-
ter, 848. notice of his work on Eccle-
siastical History of Ireland, viii 138.
Dr. William, minister of Ar-

66

magh, vii 480
Caner, Rev. Mr. iv 283

Canino, Lucien, Prince, notice of, v 728
Canne's Bible, vii 457

Canning, Right Hon. George, vi 666, 695.
his connection with "The Anti-Jacobin,"
vi 5, 6. notice of, vii 22