Dubourdieu, John, his letters to Bp. Percy on
the round towers of Ireland, vii 819, 821
Dubourg, Jaques Barbeu, his Life published
by Dr. Lettsom, ii 659

Du Cane, Peter, notice of, iv 702; v 325
Ducange, his notes and dissertations on
Joinville, vii 182

ex-

Ducarel, Dr. Andrew Coltee, iii 702; iv
645, 650, 678, 736, 790, 793; v 59,
821; vi 365, 372, 377, 378, 475, 477,
503, 508, 510, 620, 621, 625, 631, 661,
688, 880. note from Dr. Richard Raw-
linson to, i 820; Sir Peter Thompson to,
ibid. six letters to and from Dr. Z.
Grey, iii 284. seven letters to and from
Dr. Z. Pearce, Bishop of Rochester, 299-
301. correspondence with Dr. Charles
Lyttelton, Bishop of Carlisle, 303-315.
portrait, 313. seven letters to and from
Dr. John Burton, 377, 394, 399.
tract from his memoirs of Abp. Hutton,
471. seven letters to and from John
Hutton, and George Wanley Bowes, 474-
476. allusion to his History of Lambeth
Palace, 482. letter to Rev. George Bur-
ton on reconciling the numbers of Daniel
and St. John, 497. six letters to and
from Rev. John Price, 505-508. letter
to Abp. Cornwallis, 509. series of letters
to and from Sir Edmund Isham, Sir Tho-
mas Cave, Rev. W. Willis, Dr. Browne
Willis, Mr. Nixon, and Mr. Compton,
concerning Bridges's "Northamptonshire,"
521-536. series of letters relative to a
new edition of Bishop Gibson's " Codex,"
1760, to and from Herbert Beaver, Daniel
Prince, George Gibson, Rev. Edmund
Tyrwhitt, and Dr. William Blackstone,
536-544. three letters to and from Rev.
Dr. Charles Mason relative to the re-
moval of the Lambeth Library to the
Public Library at Cambridge, 545-547.
four letters to and from Rev. Dr. T. Le-
land, 547-549. eight letters to and from
Rev. William Clarke, 549-555. several
letters between Dr. Ducarel, Earl of Bute,
and Thomas Worsley, 582, 583. ten let-
ters from Dr. William Evetts, 584-589.
letters to and from Rev. John Foote, 590.
four letters to and from James Hammond
relating to Dover Castle, Monasteries,
Churches, Harbour, &c. 602-607.
letters to and from Smart Lethieullier,
637-645. forty-one letters to and from
John Loveday, 646-676. three letters to
and from Rev. Samuel Pegge, 685-687.
letters to from Rev. Fras. Wise relative to
his pamphlet about the White Horse,
iv 434-438. letters to and from Rev.
Fras. Wise, 439-451. letters to from Dr.
Thomas Birch, iv 539, 540. letters to and
from Dr. Ducarel on Rowley's Poems, and
the History of Bristol, 571-585. letter of
thanks to the Society of Antiquaries at
Cortona, on being elected a member
thereof, 600. letters to and from E. M.

12.

two

DaCosta on Sicilian Fossils, &c. with in-
structions for collecting them and other
natural productions of Sicily, and on the
dress of the Jewish and Roman soldiers,
601-609. correspondence with Arch-
deacon Denne relative to Rochester Cathe-
dral and Lambeth Palace, 610-618. allu-
sion to his "Account of the early cultiva-
tion of botany," 627. letter to Dr. Z.
Grey relative to his edition of Hudibras,
628. letter to the Rev. John Nixon on
the History of Leicestershire, 629.
letters to Sir Charles Frederick, 630.
letter to the Rev. John Hutchins, 631;
to Dr. M. Maty on "The Life of Professor
Ward," 632; to M. Grente de Grecourt,
633; to Richard Gough, Esq. ib.; to Lord
George Cavendish relative to Furness
Abbey, 634; to John Palairet, ib; to M.
Schlagaer, librarian and keeper of the
medals to the Duke of Saxe Gotha, ib.
two letters to John Nichols, the one thank-
ing him for his present of Dr. King's
Works, the other an invitation to dine at
Lambeth Palace, 635. letters to and from
Edward Jacob, 653, 654. letters to and
from Sir George Lee relative to Lord Keeper
Wrighte's Decree on the dissolution of the
Savoy, 657. letters to and from Dr. Ed-
ward Simpson relative to Croydon Palace,
&c. 671. letters to and from Sir Joshua
Vanneck relative to the hall and manor
of Heveningham, 680-683. letter to M.
Ancona, 684. notice of his "History of
the Royal Hospital and Collegiate Church
of St. Katharine," 683. letter to Rev. T.
Warton on his Life of Sir T. Pope, 738.
letters to W. Barrett on Rowley and His-
tory of Bristol, vi 576, 582. letter to
Bp. Percy, viii 182.-For the Correspond-
ence of Dr. Ducarel see Ames, Barrett,
Bell (Beaupré), Barton, Burn, Burton
(John), Burton (Geo.), Bush, Byrch,
Camin, Carmey, Clarke (George), Collin-
son, Cornwallis (Abp.), Colebrooke (Jo-
siah), Crespigny, Drake, Ducarel (James),
Ducarel (Gerard), Ducarel (Gustavus),
Ducarel (Miss), Ford, Frank, Fausset,
Fromont, Granger, Grey (Dr. Z.), Has-
ted, Huddesford, Hutton (Abp.), Ives,
Johnson, Kilner, Kingston, Kennicott,
Lynch, Mason (Dr. C.), Massey. Meig-
ham, Morehead, Morant, Mores, Nicolson,
Owen, Peck, Pococke, Potter (John), Potter
(T.),Rainsdon,Richardson (Wm.), Rogers,
Secker (Abp.), Sharpe (Gregory), Stowell
(Lord), Thorpe (John), Topham, Walker
(Thomas), Ward, Warren, Warton (T.),
West, Whitaker (J.), Wilks, Wray (Tho.)
Gerard, letters to Dr. A. C. Du-
carel, with an account of Carthage, Tunis,
&c. iv 624-627

Gustavus, iii 689.
A. C. Ducarel, iv 624-627

letter to Dr.

James, letters to and from Dr. A.
C. Ducarel, and E. M. Da Costa relative

to fossils, iv 603, 606. letters to Dr. A.
C. Ducarel, 621-623

Ducarel, Miss M. letters to Dr. A. C. Du-
carel, iv 627

Dudley, Edmund Lord, vi 410

John, account of, vi 410, 411
Richard, vi 410

Robert, vi 410

Robert Lord (1564), v 353
Thomas, vi 410

Du Fresne, iv 143

Dugdale, Dugdale Stratford, M.P. notice
of, iv 718

Sir William, iv 648, 649, 718,
770; v 158, 287, 360. letter of Robert
Hardinge, Esq. to, iii 1. letter relative
to his share in the Monasticon, addressed
to Mr. John Reppes, iv 62. letter to Mr.
Robert Hooke, 63. notice of his repre-
sentative in 1718, i 296. See Hardinge
(Robert)

Du Hamel, Mr. iv 540

Duhigg, Bartholomew, vii 156. his "His-

tory of the King's Inns," 157

Duhodent, Mons. iv 663

Duigenan, Right Hon. Patrick, LL.D.,
letter to Bp. Percy, viii 335

Duke, George, nephew to Chief Baron
Smith, i 222

Dullolo, Signor Rinaldo, F.R.S. i 806
Dummer, Thomas, vii 470

William Constable, 4th Viscount,

v 509
Duncan, Adam Viscount, his victory at
Camperdown celebrated at St. Paul's,
vii 47 note

Andrew, M.D. sen. a correspon-
dent with Dr. Lettsom, ii 660
Dunciad, origin and progress of the, ii 748.
advertisement of, ii 220. letters of Theobald
when smarting under the Dunciad, ii 214,
220. Theobald and his library in, 716
Duncomb, Thomas, notice of, iv 707
Duncombe, Sir Charles, iii 226

Rev. John, vi 801, 803. pub-
lished Battely's History of Eastbridge
Hospital, iv 93. letter to Rev. John
Denne, vi 797. letter to Gent. Mag.
on Pinkerton's "Letters of Literature,"
viii 108, 110, 112

Dunkam Park, notice of a military way,
ii 802

Dunkin, Dr. v 384

Dunning, John (afterwards Lord Ashbur-
ton), vi 688

Dunsany, Lord, v 680

Dunsley, account of the Percy estate there,
viii 188

Dunster, Rev. Charles, viii 404

Dunton, John, his "Life and Errors," iv 68
Dupont, M. vi 123

Duport, Dr. James, iv 81

Dupplin, George Henry Viscount, i 24,
806

Thomas Hay, Lord Viscount,
iv 332. letter to Dr. Z. Grey relative to
Dr. J. Taylor's "Lysias" and "Demos-
thenes," 312

Dupré, John, notice of, iv 176, 177
Durant, George, M.P. vi 312

Rev. John, notices of, vi 312

Rev. Josiah, notice of, vi 312

Rev. Robert, notice of, vi 312

Durell, Rev. David, rector of Mongewell,
v 624

Dr. iv 117; vi 857. See Du Moulin
Durer, Albert, vi 820, 829
Durham, Hutchinson's History of, i 421,

422

mitre of the Bishop of, i 458
Durolenum, Earl of Winchelsea in search
of, ii 778, 779

Dutens, Rev. Lewis, letter to Bp. Percy,
viii 187. his edition of Don Quixote, ib.
proposes to purchase Bp. Percy's Portu-
guese and Spanish books, 188

Dutton, Rev. Mr., Canon of Wells (1681),
iv 397

Dyer, G., his "Commentary on Richard of
Cirencester," vi 439

Mr. friend of Burke, vii 311
Samuel, notice of, iv 501

Dyke, William, iii 474

Dyke-hills, near Dorchester, account of,
iv 855

Dymoke, Mr. Champion of England (1789),
vi 424

Dysart, Wilbraham Tollemache, Earl of,
v 208

Dyson, Jeremiah, iii 10

E.

Ealing Grove, account of, v 26, 27
Eardley, Lord, vi 264, 272, 276
Earle, William Benson, memoir of, ▾ 346.
See Harris (James)

East, Thomas, printer, iv 170

Easton Mauduit, particulars of the living,
vii 590, 593, 596, 598, 600, 601, 603
Rev. Richard, notice of, vi 141
William, vi 146

Eastwell, Park, antiquities there, ii 774
Eaton, Archdeacon, v 238

Rev. Richard Monins, vi 698

Ecalp, Quine (the noted black), MS. trea-
tise of his, vii 520

Eccleshall Castle, notices of, i 638
Ecclesiastes, Mr. Wollaston's translation of
in English verse, i 199
Eden, Charles, vi 759

Sir F. Morton, v 632, 639; vii 88.
letters to Bp. Percy, viii 335, 336
Governor, v 858

Sir Robert, Bart., v 632

Edgeworth, Miss, "The Wild Irish Girl,"
viii 67

Edinburgh, physic garden there, i 323 bis.
Review," Enlisting a Critic

for," a song, vii 613
Edindon, William de, Bishop of Winches-
.ter, v 501

Edmonds, Alexander, printer, iv 195
Edmondson, Joseph, iv 543, 643, 644;
vi 507. See Egerton (Dodington)
Edmunds, Dr. iv 666

Edmundson, Dr. (1724), iv 413
Edridge, H. portrait painter, v 621
Edward I. King, allusion to the disinter-
ment of his corpse at Westminster, v 599
III., Dr. Ducarel's account of his
coronation medal, iv 449

IV. installed Knight of the Golden
Fleece, iv 145

Edwards, Captain, friend of Dr. Stukeley,
ii 772

George, naturalist, iv 771, 798;

v 757, 760. letter to E. M. Da Costa, on
the sale of his Drawings of Birds, iv 798
James, bookseller and biblio-
grapher, memoirs and anecdotes of, iv 881-
884. inscription to, in Harrow Church,
iv 884. three letters to J. Nichols and R.
Gough, on the original purchase of the
Bedford Missal, v 578. his opinion.of
plates for the new edition of the Reliques,
viii 284

iv 881

ton, ii 850

John, iv 881

Richard, bookseller, notice of,

Sir John, vii 463, 470. his death,
viii 240, and note. regard shewn by Bp.
Percy to his memory, and the general be-
nevolence of the Bishop's character, 241
Elizabeth, Queen, her prayer book, iii 637.
her New Year's Gifts, vii 420. and Mary,
Queen of Scots, Mr. Whitaker's account
of, vii 423. A "Sonnet" written by her
when Princess, 570, and note.
lation of "Seneca," viii 378
Elizabetha Triumphans, vii 43
Ellenborough, Lord, vi 253.
Hardinge, iii 113. letter to
viii 423

Elliot, Sir G. vi 102

her trans-

note to Mr.
Bp. Percy,

Dr. Philip, son-in-law of Dr. Lett-

som, ii 669

Colonel, of the Westminster Light
Horse, son-in-law of Dr. Lettsom, ii 672
Ellis, George, some account of him, vii 602
note, viii 377. his specimens of the Eng-
lish Poets, vii 139; viii 35, 377

Henry, F.R.S. Governor of Georgia,
notice of, i 477

Ellis, Rev. Mr. of Isleworth, ii 707
Ellison, Rev. John, notice of, v 105, 117
Rev. T. v 120

Elliston, Rev. Dr. master of Sidney Sussex
College, v 88

Ellys, Sir Richard, a member of the Spald-
ing Society, iv 17

Elmes, Mrs. notice of, iv 483

Elmsley, Peter, D.D. notice of, v 210; vi 252
Elmsly, Peter, bookseller, v 210. his death,
vii 52. employed by the Dublin Society,
vii 728

Elphinstone, James, v 669. his Poem on
"Education," vii 657
Elsdon Mound, ii 798

Elsom, Zebedee, iii 488
Elstob, John, iv 220. his literary talents
and works, 212

Eliz. notices of, i 804; iii 227; iv
224; v 210, 527, 604. his papers bought
by Mr. Ames, iv 210, 211, 212, 214,
215. portraits by, possessed by Mr. Bal-
lard, 213
Elstobb ,
land surveyor, vi 288, 289, 297
Eltham, Dr. J. Sherard's garden at, i 410.
"Hortus Elthamensis," 415

Essex, Miss M. vi 893. letter to R. Gough,
vi 309

Mrs. E. letter to Mr. Gough, vi 309
Este, Charles, Bishop of Waterford, contri-
buted a plate to Battely's Bury, iv 91

Mary de. See Mary, Queen

Thomas, printer, iv 195, 197, 201, 222
Eusden, Rev. Laurence, Poet-Laureat, death
of, ii 617. mentioned in the Dunciad, 717
Eustace, Rev. John Chetwode, commended
by Mr. Hardinge, i 720, 726, 728.
tract from his Tour in Italy, 726
Eustathius, criticism by Mr. Theobald upon,
ii 552

ex-

Rev. Richard, letters of the Rev.
Sneyd Davies to, iii 140, 141, 142, 143
Rev.
recommended by Dr.
Sneyd Davies to Lord Camden, i 662.
Kingsland rectory bequeathed to him by
Dr. D. 679

Rev. Dr. author of Sermons on the
Christian Temper, v 335

Rev. Dr. of Ireland, v 378

Englefield, Sir Henry Charles, v 719; vi 292,
307, 759; vii 13, 17. elected Vice-Pre-
sident of the Antiquarian Society, vii 514
English, the character of, by a French lady,
vii 770

vi 870

Evelyn, John, assisted in the division of the
Arundelian library, iv 64; hearty in 1702,
i 801

Sir John, iii 644
Eversfield, Mr. v 856, 857

buted, vii 634, and note

Entick, or Entinck, John, his Latin Diction-
ary, v 803

Epithalamium, by Dr. Sneyd Davies, i 586
Erasmus, v 47. extract of a letter to Sir
Thomas More, v 44

Ermell, Charles, vi 280

Dr. Ducarel, 584-589. notice of, iv 628
Evreux, Louis Earl of, vi 814

Ewen, John, vi 442

Ewer, Mr. v 288

Ewes. See D'Ewes

Ewing, Mr. of Edinburgh, Mathematician,
allusion to, v 667

Lady, vi 673

Thomas first Lord, v 478; vi 109,

489
Essex, Geffery Fitz-Piers, Earl of, vi 616

James, F.S.A. iv 482; vi 371, 372,
400, 827. notice of, vi 284. forty-four
letters to and from Richard Gough, vi 284-
309. letter from Wm. Cole, vi 297. let-
ter to Mr. Gough, vi 309. his "Remarks
on the Wooden Bridge at Rochester,"
vi 610, 611. extract of a letter to Mr.
Gough, vi 825

Robert Devereux, Earl of, vi 562.
ring given him by Queen Elizabeth, vi 403.
poem by, vii 739

Fairchild, Thomas, gardener, memoirs of,
i 371, 381

Rev. Thomas, son-in-law of Dr.

Stukeley, ii 47
Fairfax, Edward, a Discourse of Witch-
craft acted in the Family of, iv 487

Thomas, Lord, iv 488

Falconer, William, M.D. of Bath, a cor-
respondent with Dr. Lettsom, ii 660

Mr. Editor of Strabo, vi 603
Falkland, Lucius Charles, sixth Viscount,
vi 762

Fall, James, D.D. noticed, i 319, 320
Fane, Rev. Dr. iv 397

Fanque, William, printer, iv 141, 699
Fanshaw, Sir R. his copy of his "Lusiad,"
vii 604

Fanshawe, lady, vi 595
Farley, Miss, v 806

Farmer, Rev. Dr. Hugh, his work on
Demoniacs, i 629. letters to Dr. John
Calder on the Logos, iv 824-826

Rev. Dr. Richard, notices of, iii
653; iv 703, 708, 712; v 308, 427, 436,
454, 538; vi 149, 154, 157, 159, 201,
292, 296, 306, 443, 715, 759, 762, 813.
anecdote of him and Dr. Johnson, vi 154,
157. his bad health, vii 6, 43, 46. con-
valescence, 10. relapse, 13, 14, 17, 19, 23,
25. his death, 33, and note, 47. exami-
nation of his papers, 33. sum claimed from
Bp. Percy, 34, 47. his works, 51. proposed
marriage with Miss Hatton, vii 495. his
pamphlet on Shakespeare, 502. his letter
to Gent. Mag. relative to Mr. Walpole's
correspondence with Chatterton, 554, note.
offers assistance to Dr. Birch, 570. notice
of, viii 186. letter to Bp. Percy, ib. See
Warton

William, vi 249
Farnborough, Charles Long, Lord, vi 6
Farquharson, Mrs. her tenacious memory
for old ballads, vii 178
Farrer, Rev. John, memoir of, i 785
steward to Lord Rivers, vi

221-225, 234
Fastolf, Sir John, notices of, iv 142, 144;
v 173, 174; vi 619

Fatio, Mr. See Newton, Isaac
Fauconberg, Lord, v 680

Faulkner, George, v 377. his "Dublin
Journal," viii 40

Fauques, Guillaum, printer, notice of, iv
173, 174

Faussett, Rev. Brian, notice of, iii 556;
iv 649, 650. five letters to Dr. Ducarel,
556-560. letter to Ebenezer Mussell, with
an account of curious relics of antiquity
in his possession, iv 432

Favell, Mrs. iv 371

Fawcett, Rev. John, v 120

Fawkes, Richard, printer, iv 195

Fazakerley, Mr. iii 285; his "Opinion " al-
luded to, iv 263

Featley, Rev. Daniel, vi 623

Feinagle, Mr. his "Art of Memory," vii 619

Fell, Dr. John, Bp. of Oxford, his design
for printing MSS. iv 70
Felton, Adam, vi 878

Rev. Dr. Henry, ii 84

Fenn, Sir John, Knt. notices of, v 167, 181;
vi 623, 624, 821. two letters to Mr.
Gough relative to the History of Norfolk
and Suffolk, v 167, 168. letters to Wil-
liam Herbert, Esq. and Mr. T. Hunter,
on the History of Suffolk, 169. three let-
ters to and from Mr. Herbert, 170, 171,
172. letter to John Nichols on Gough's
Edition of "Camden's Britannia," and
"Anecdotes of Mr. Bowyer," 172. nine
letters to Mr. Gough on the Life of Sir
John Fastolf, the Holy Sepulchre at North-
wold, account of John Long, esq. Paston
Letters, &c. 173-179. letter to John
Nichols on the "Life of Fastolf,” “Fenn's
Original Letters," and the "Life of Tho-
mas Martin," &c. 180. his death and
biographical notices of, 181. See Gough,
Richard

Fenton, Elijah, assisted in editing Pope's
Shakspeare, ii 744

Fenwick, Henry, city printer, iv 353
Sir John, iii 253-255, 261
Fenwicks, Messrs. v 120
Ferguson, Dr. Adam, advertisement relative
to Ossian's Poems, vi 568; viii 196
Fermanagh, John Viscount, noticed, i 812
Ferrand family, noticed, i 232, 293, 295
Ferrar, John, his History of Limerick, vii
706

John, brother of Nicholas, vi 730
Nicholas, vi 730
Ferrars, Lord de. See Leicester
Ferrers, Lady (1757), vi 806