· Robert, M.D. iv 594, 595; vi 311
Rev. Thos. memoir of, i 782
William, vi 853
Jameson, Capt. v 318, 319
Jamieson, Dr. John, of Forfar, letter to T.
Christie on a watch supposed to belong to
King Robert Bruce, v 605. letter to
John Nichols relative to an Etymological
Dictionary of the Scottish Language by
him and Rev. J. Boucher, 639. notice
of his publications, 640, 641. his pro-
spectus of an Etymological Dictionary of
the Scottish Language, vii 120, and note.
publishes his Dictionary, 189

Robert, vii 87, 172; viii 337.
his collections of old ballads, vii 87. short
notice of him, 90, and note. his proposed
"Collection of Ancient Ballads," viii 336,
337, 338. his contributors, ib. letter
to Bp. Percy, 337
Jamaus, Jacobus, printer at Edinburgh,
iv 170, 196

Jane, Rev. Dr. notice of, iii 226, 273
Janiculum hill, at Rome, i 741

Jaurchund, owner of the Pitt Diamond,
vi 68

Jebb, notices of the Irish branch of the
family, v 393-400

Dr. John, Dean of Cashell, v 417
John, M.D. F.R.S. iii 823; v 399,
417, 418; vi 481

Dr. (1754), the possessor of Mr.
Bridges's MSS. iii 523

Rev. John, v 817; vi 854. "letter
to," i 774

Rev. John, Rector of Homersfield, let-
ters to and from John Nichols, F.S.A. on
the Irish branch of the Jebb family, v 398-
400

Richard, v 398

Sir Richard, v 399, 735
Robert, v 399, 400
Samuel, v 398

Dr. Samuel, v 399, 417

Jefferis, Rev. John, of Bene't College, a
Norfolk divine, vi 801

Jefferson, Archdeacon, memoir of, v 235-
253. preferments, v 239. Colchester Hos-

159

Mrs. M. notices of, i 147, 151, 153,

Rev. Dr. John, of Barnes, heir to
Mr. Wray, i 73, 119

William, of Maidstone, vi 644, 647.
letter to Rev. Sam. Denne, 646. his draw-
ings in Kent, 711, 712

Jeffries, Dr. (1772), iv 845, 846
Jegon, Dr. his portrait, iv 728
Jekyl, Sir J. notice of, iv 530
Jemmet, Philip, vi 360
Jenkins, Henry, vi 606

anec-

Sir Leoline, iv 88
——, banker, iii 732, 735.
dotes relating to, iii 727
Jennens, Charles, v 166. notice of, 451
Jenner, Emma, vi 721

Edward, M.D. iv 440, 444, 445,
447, 448, 686. a correspondent with Dr.
Lettsom, ii 660

Thomas, notice of, iv 550
Jennet, Mr. printer, v 93
Jennings, Rev. Dr. David, iii 444; v 334,
772, 773

Mr. son of Rev. John Jennings of
Hinckley, and nephew of Dr. D. Jennings,
iii 444, 446, 449

Rev. John, tutor of Dr. Doddridge,
notice of, v 332, 333-335

Sir John, iii 635

Serjeant, v 373

Jerardon, Mr. iv 597
Jermyn, Henry, notice of, vi 341
"Jernaus," vii 775

Jerningham, Edward, letters to Bp. Percy,
with a copy of his poem, viii 260, and note;
one, with a poem by Lord Carlow, 261
Jersey, Countess of (1796), vi 677

George fourth Earl of, vi 677

Isle of, account of Druidical Temples
and Altars in, iv 751-753

Jervis, Mr. painter of the windows of New
College, vi 711

Sir John. See St. Vincent (Earl)
Rev. Thomas, vi 484; vii 104. notice

of him, ib. character of Rev. Dr. John
Disney, vi 483, 484

his

Hon. William, v 624
Jessop, Rev. Francis, letters to Abp. Wake,
iv 120-124. his work" Doctrina de Christo
omnium Supremo Monarcâ, qualis sit in
Epistolâ Septimanatim Borealis," dedi-
cated to Abp. Wake, iv 123
Jeune, M. F. Le, v 802
Jocelyn, Lady Sophia, viii 354
Johnes, Thomas, of Hafod, vi 838.
edition of Froissart, vii 113. letter of, to
Dr. Anderson, 116. his list of the names
at the battle of Otterbourne, 142, 144,
146. fire at his house, 175. his Join-
ville, Travels, and Monstrelet, 175. cha-
racter of his translation of Froissart,
viii 63, 303. additions to his Library,
385, and note. his Quixote Library,
303. letters to Bp. Percy, ib. notice of
his death, ib. note

Johns, Henry W. correspondence with Lord
Dorchester and Mr. Justice Hardinge,
iii 837, 838

Johnson, of Pontefract, pedigree, iii 594
Alexander, M.D. letter to Dr. Cal-
account of, ib.
Rev. Anthony, iii 673

der, iv 830.

Charles, the play-writer, ii 726
Francis, v 120

Isaac, artist, memoir of, vi 334
Dr. James, Bishop of Gloucester,

vi 791, 793

Mr. J. Life of, iv 168

Joseph, bookseller, v 389

Rev. John, D.C.L. notice of and

letter to Dr. Zachary Grey, i 478

Joshua, v 642

Maurice, iv 497; v 361

to Islington, 150. pupil of the Rev.
John Hunter, 311. the MS. of his Irene,
vii 85. a dedication of his to "Evangeli-
cal History Harmonized" discovered, 161
and note, 246. his Shakespeare, vii 261,
294. his illness, 302. his death, 303.
Pope's "Note" concerning him, 304.
anecdotes of, by Bp. Percy, 306. Mrs.
Piozzi's memorial of, 309. letters to
Francis Barber, ib. his visit to Easton
Mauduit, 310. letters of, 314. letter to
Bp. White, ib. his "Sermons," 315.
review of his character by Mr. Courtenay,
ib. letter to Mr. Odell lost, 316. letters
relative to him by Miss Seward and Bos-
well, &c. 321-368. his ill health, 443,
445, 446, 459, 461. his portrait by Opie,
ib. his death, 467. numerous "Anec-
dotes" of him in hand, 467. his Prayers,
472. his "Dictionary," 473. Life of, by
Sir J. Hawkins, ib. two supplementary
volumes to his works, 479. his monu-
ment in St. Paul's, 508; viii 276. Lives
of him preparing for publication, viii 72.
his" Lives of the Poets," 197. his Dic-
tionary, 289

Thomas, clerk to Dr. Dodd, v 857
Rev. Tho. iv 386

Walter, letter to Dr. Ducarel, re-
lative to his "Tour in Normandy," iv
655

Rev. Mr. of America, iv 173, 280,
283, 286, 287, 289, 294, 296, 299, 839,
843
Vicar of Cranbrooke,

vi 609

Rev.

Johnston, Rev. Dr. Chancellor of Llandaff,
iii 378, 380

Dr. Nathaniel, iii 591, 676

ham, brief memoir of, i 771

Dr. Samuel, allusions to, iv 574,
805, 815, 817, 830, 831; v 71, 188, 202-
205, 277, 334, 382, 418, 428, 450, 454,
456, 457, 459, 775, 779; vi 142, 318-320,
458, 459, 494, 578, 579, 660, 661, 703,
714, 720, 767, 888; vii 254, 257, 294,
373, 459, 462, 467, 479. his Latin poe-
try, i 613. letters to Rev. Thomas Wil-
son, 788. letter to Mr. Nichols, iii 800.
Dr. Calder's expostulatory address relative
to his intended edition of Chalmers's Dic-
tionary, iv 808-810. Dr. Johnson's reply,
811. anecdote of relating to Rev. R.
Gifford, v 183. his Life of Swift, 388.
account of his Tour to the Isle of Skye,
and Conversation with Flora Macdonald,
Rev. Donald Macqueen, &c., 401-410.
his Life of Dryden, 465. his Life by Bos-
well, 467. extract of a letter to Dr.
Brocklesby, 473. his funeral, v 443.
anecdote related by Mr. Gifford of Jacob
Bryant's opinion of his Greek scholarship,
vi 36. several letters of Rev. B. N.
Turner relating to, 147-182. anecdote
of, 147. Boswell's account of his visits

his

James, notice of, vi 504.
collection of books on Northern Litera-

ture, vii 751. his "Lodbrokar-Quida;
or the Death Song of Lodbrok," and ac-
- count of his works, 157, 751
Joinville, his memoirs printed by Mr.
Johnes at Hafod, vii 182
Jollage, Paul, v 311
Jones, Rev. David, iii 268, 672

Rev. Edward, rector of Loddington,
biographical notice of, viii 394 note, 410.
letters to Bp. Percy, 394, 397, 402, 404.
his correspondence with Mr. Ralph Nich-
olson and Mr. Wheeldon, 397, and notes.
his first acquaintance with Mr. Cumber-
land, 399. his unexpected legacy, 408.
family anecdotes, ib.

Jones, Eustace, notice of, v 770

Rev. Hugh, letter to Dr. Richardson,
i 313

Inigo, notices of, v 602, 603
James, vi 581

Rev. T. case of, and on state of Bed-
ford Level, vi 290

William, printer, iv 196

W. bookseller (1571), iv 554
William, F.R.S. (1711), iv 23, 25
Sir William, iii 155; iv 703; vii 758.
his sonnet to Mr. Hardinge, iii 11. his
Dialogues on Principles of Government,
vii 452

Rev. William, of Nayland, vi 647, 712
Joneus, Jonas, vi 511
Jonson, Ben, v 638.
respecting, with Dr. Birch's answers,
ii 654

queries of Theobald

Jorge, Sir H. P. his share of the Arunde-
lian library, iv 64

Jortin, Dr. John, ii 842; iii 713, 764;
v 816; vi 468, 753. letters to Rev. Tho.
Birch, i 822. letters of Bp. Warburton
to, ii 172. intimate with Abp. Herring,
182. his quarrel with Warburton, 187.
his own poetical character of his literary
discretion, 188. his Remarks on Spenser
and Milton, 634, 648. his associates in
"Miscellaneous Observations upon Au-
thors, 1731," 747. letter from Archbp.
Herring relating to the treatment of the
Jews, iii 465. apology for, by Archdeacon
Blackburne, 718. his epitaph on New-
ton, iv 18

Joucourt, Mr. iv 622
Joyce, James, v 166

Thomas, printer, iv 196

Sir Benjamin, K.B. i 46

Dr. Edmund, Bp. of Ely, i 70;
iii 186; v 98. letter to Rev. William
Ward, iii 519. his death, viii 70
Keerlen, Van, his Charts, iv 546
Keill, Rev. John, of Baliol College (1696),
iii 261. his vindication of Newton from
the pretensions of Leibnitz, iv 23, 24
Keith, James, D.D. four letters to the Rev.
Valentine Nalson, iv 408-411. account
of, ib.

Lord, letter relative to Capt. Har-
dinge, iii 66

Robert, iii 664

Kekewich, Mr., of Cornwall (1775), v 861
Kele, Richard, printer, iv 196

Kelham, Robert, Illustrator of Domesday,
v 190, 191

Kellam, Laurence, printer, notice of, iv 178,
196

Keller, Rev. Frederick, letter to Mr. Gough
on the Festival of St. Matthias, iv 722
Kelly, Rev. George, notice of, v 148. let-
ters to a friend in London, Thomas Pel-
ham Holles Duke of Newcastle, and John
Sydney Earl of Leicester, the day after
his escape from the Tower, 148-152

Jubilee, at Dromore, vii 204

Jugge, Richard, printer, iv 176, 177, 197
Julaber or Julaberry's Grave, at Chatham,
Kent, excavations at, ii 779; iv 96

Junius, Letters of, vi 269, 270. Lord Tan-
kerville connected with, i 146

Francis, iv 440

iv 104, 676, 677

John, his Museum of Antiquities
(1763), iv 432

Kempis, Thomas à, v 788

Kendall, Duchess of, mistress of George I.
iii 191

Nicholas, iii 839

Mr. of Cornwall (1775), v 864

Kenmare, Lord, vi 205; vii 702
Kennedy, Dr. Archbishop of St. Andrew's,

vi 515, 517, 519

Dr. John, his fine collection of
coins, iv 209, 216, 446

Mr. (1774), iv 827

Mr. of Cultra, his death, viii 39
Dr. Robert, of Edinburgh, his

death, vii 112
Kennett, Dr. White, Bp. of Peterborough,
iii 277; iv 725; v 344, 518. his destina-
tion to that see, iv 80. letter, when a
schoolmaster, to Mr. Allam, 84
Kennicott, Ann, v 627

Benj. D.D. iii 482; v 627. let-
ter to Dr. Ducarel, iv 656. his "Disser-
tation on the Tree of Life in Paradise "
(1748), v 182

Kenrick Family, notice of, vi 802

Kerrich, Rev. Thomas, vi 308. memoir of,
807. list of pictures bequeathed to the
Society of Antiquaries, 817. letter to Rev.
Wm. Cole, 821. seven letters to and from
Mr. Gough, vi 822-825. two letters to
Rev. Edward Balme, vi 826-828

Rev. Walter, M.A. notice of, vi 807
Rev. Walter-John, notice of, vi 807
Kersey, Mr. his "Algebra," iv 46
Kettell, Mr. (1740), iv 157, 159
Kettle, Mr. (1730), iv 247

Kettleby, counsellor, iv 160

Kettlewell, Dr. John, his "Office for the
Penitent," iii 278

Kidd, Rev. M. viii 403

Kidman, Rev. Mr. of Corpus Christi Col-
lege, Cambridge, vi 809

Kiggalaer's collection of dried plants, i 386
Kilby, Mr. (1734), v 354

Killigrew, Sir William, vi 327
Killingbeck, Rev. John, noticed, ii 816.
letter of Humfrey Wanley to, ib.
Kilmarnock, Earl of (1745), iv 532
Kilner, Rev. Joseph, letter to Dr. Ducarel,
iii 287. letter to John Nichols, 288
Kilwarden, Lord, his murder, vii 118, and

note

Kinckhuysen, his "Algebra," iv 46
King, Daniel, iv 713

Edward, vi 341, 367, 459, 724. his
"Antient Castles," v 179; vii 838. elected
President of the Society of Antiquaries,
pro tempore, vii 461

John, of Ipswich (1831), vi 341

Rev. John, Master of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne Grammar School, notice of, v 125.
monumental inscription in Witnesham
Church, v 126. alluded to, vi 552

Peter, Lord Chancellor, anecdote of,
iv 34. pall-bearer at Sir Isaac Newton's
funeral, 14

John 2nd Lord, accompanied Mr.
Wray to Italy, i 18, 25. associate of Mr.
Wray, 29. death of (1739-40), 32

Mary, housekeeper at Auckland Cas-
tle (1826), v 627

Richard, his controversy on the
Thundering Legion, i 308

Thomas, book auctioneer, iv 546
Thomas, the actor, at Stratford Jubi-