Maittaire, Michael, iv 142, 145, 148, 154,
156, 157, 181, 188, 193. letter to Dr.
Stukeley, ii 799, 800. his "Annales "
referred to, 143

Majendie, Dr. Wm. Henry, Bp. of Chester
and Bangor, vi 754. notice of, vii 64

note

Malcolm, James Peller, v 58, 475. his
Londinum Redivivum, vii 57, 58. notices
of, 57 note

Mallet, Paul Henry, three letters in French,
viii 170-172. extract from a letter of
his, vii 720. his "
Introduction to the
History of Denmark," 719
Mallett, David, vi 800. his Epistle to Mr.
Pope, ii 735

Malmesbury, James Harris, 1st Earl of,
v 346; vi 103, 109

Malone, Edmund, iv 398; v 396, 468-
469, 655, 661. Hardinge's "Essence of
Malone," iii 19. biographical account of,
by James Boswell, jun. v 444-462. two
letters from Edmund Burke on receiv-
ing his Edition of Shakspeare, and his
Essay upon him, v 455, 459. ten letters
to John Nichols on Shakspeare, Life of
Wolsey, Warwickshire wills, Johnson's
Dryden, &c. v 463-467. his memoir of
Right Hon. William Windham, 470-
485. his Shakspere, vii 2, 309. his
Supplementary Pamphlet of Notes on,
455. hints to him on the Irish charac-
ter, 732. his serious accident, vii 592.
his Life of Dryden, viii 26, 32. criti-
cised by Mr. Hardinge, 39. his "Supple-
ment to Shakspere," viii 220. his observa-
tions on "The Tempest," viii 67. letters
to Bp. Percy, 369, 370

Rev. Owen, iv 562, 563; v 205,
288, 518, 589-594, 597, 662; vi 345. let-
ter to Mr. Gough, vi 304. letter to Bp.
Percy, viii 286. notice of, ibid, note.
translates "Cadmon," 286. sends an ex-
tract from it, ib.

Manns, William, v 627

Mansell, Dr. William Lort, Bp. of Bristol,
vi 210, 676. letter to Justice Hardinge,
iii 152

Mansfield, William 1st Earl, ii 837; iv
265; v 199; vi 105, 127, 253, 280, 806.
letter of Bp. Warburton to, when a coun-
sel, i 90. first introduction into the
House of Commons, i 622. contributed
a plate to Battely's Bury, iv 91
Mapletoft, Dr. John, iv 383. his Proverbs,
iv 241
Rev. Nathaniel (1791), iv 705
Maps, antient, in tapestry, formerly Mr.
Sheldon's of Weston Hall, afterwards Mr.
Gough's, and now at the Bodleian, vii
547

Mar, Earl of, vi 505

Marcelli, Signor Angelus, notice of, v 724
March, Olivia de la, notice of, iv 146
T. iv 557

Earl of, brother of Henry Lord
Darnley, iv 132
Marchmont, Countess, v 744

Earl of, v 200; vi 353. letters

to Lord Wharton, i 426
Mariani Sancti Barolitani, de Lapide Opus-
culum (1535), i 812

Markham, Dr. George, Dean of York,
notice of, iii 772

Mr. George, of Sedgbrooke, iv 6
Dr. William, Archbp. of York,
notices of, i 151; v 232; vi 250, 252, 253,
603, 605, 606, 791. his daughters. 253
William, eldest son of the Abp.

notice of, iii 772
Markland, Jeremiah, v 469. his epitaph,
i 156; his legacy to Dr. Heberden, 158.
character of, 159

Marks Hall, notice of, iv 522

Marlay, Dr. Richard, Bp. of Clonfert and
Waterford, viii 276

Marlborough, John Churchill 1st Duke of,
iv 126; vi 718

Charles Spencer 2nd Duke of,
iii 796; iv 367-369. a friend of Mr.
Wray, i 29

George Spencer 3rd Duke of,
v 28, 524; vi 375, 725

Elizabeth Duchess of, iv 367
Sarah Duchess of, iii 297.

forbad any part of the Duke's Life to be
versified, i 98

Marlow, Rev. Michael (1772), vi 854

Christopher, his Lucan, vii 25
Marmion, John Lord, iv 886

Marmora Oxoniensia, by Maittaire, ii 800
Marriage, remarks on an incestuous one,
vii 534

Marriages of Sovereigns of England, histo-
rical review of, by Dr. Birch, i 825
Marriott, Sir James, LL.D. noticed, i 135
John, iv 550

Marsden, Alexander, vii 832

William, vii 844. his Catalogue

of Dictionaries, &c. vii 739

Rev. Mr. examining chaplain to
Rev. Abp. of York, vi 50
Marshal, Dr. Nathaniel, correspondent of
Dr. Cutler, iv 270. allusions to, iv 281,
291, 293, 295

Marshall, George, portrait painter, York,
vi 894

Marsham, Hon. and Rev. Charles, pre-
bendary of Rochester, vi 732

Kent, vi 674

Thomas, of Palgrave, ii 806; iii
609, 667; iv 498; v 181, 354, 560, 763;
vi 346. portrait of, iii 608, 667. his
Collection for the "History of Suffolk,"
v 167, 170. notice of his " Life," v 180,
181. See Crowe, Tanner (John)
Thomas, vii 411
Martinique, conquest of, vii 279
Martyn, Rev. F. Roman Catholic priest
(1826), v 701

Prof. sen. (1728), i 322, 323, 393.
his first teaching, 401, 402

Professor Thomas, iv 243; vi 149.
anecdote of, 165. letter to Rev. Weeden
Butler, v 752. notice of, ib.
Mary II. her excellences, i 74

Queen of Scots, her will and original
letters noticed, iv 267

D'Este, 2nd wife of James II. her
seal, vi 355, 369, 370, 371, 373
Masham, Lady, some account of her, vii 529
Maskelyne, Dr. Nevil, vi 40, 43. gives his
sanction to the nomination of the Geor-
gium Sidus, vii 442

Mason, Rev. Dr. Charles, i 790; iv 729;
vi 288, 295, 296, 299, 437, 449. three
letters to and from Dr. Ducarel, iii 545-
547. notice of, 545

Mason, Dr. (1758), iv 460, 461, 464, 465

George, iv 558. letters to and from
Mr. Herbert, iv 550-560. biographical
notices of, iv 550. letters to and from

(1725), i 398. notice of, iv 495

William, of Wandsworth, letters to
Dr. Ducarel on the origin of the use of
quill-pens, and the account of the mock
Election for Garrat, iv 658-660.

of, 660

Mr. (1759), iv 263

Massillon, M. v 798

Masterman, Mr. solicitor, v 862
Master, Richard, of Cirencester, v 533
Masters, Dr. (died 1724), iv 268

notice

Mathias, Thomas James, author of the Pur-
suits of Literature, vi 770. letter to a
friend on the death of Rev. Norton Ni-
cholls, LL.B., his learning, and attain-
ments, v 65-78. Italian Ode addressed to
Rev. N. Nicholls on his publication of
"Aggiunta ai Componimenti Lirici Scelti
de' piu illustri Poeti d'Italia," v 79. letter
in the Gent. Mag. on his tribute to the
memory of Rev. N. Nicholls, v 83. notice
of, vii 33. letter to Bp. Percy, viii 214.
letters to Bp. Percy, with a Latin Ode, viii
312. 313, 314. his various essays, 312-313
Matson, Mr. (friend of Mr. T. Yorke)
(1716), iv 128

Matthew, the Anabaptist, iv 175

St. plate of a copy of his Gospel at
Dublin, viii 380
Matthew, Tobias, Abp. of York, list of MS.
papers, v 366

Matthews, Mr. of Wallingford (1781), iv
724

Maturine, Dean, v 381

Maty, Dr. Matthew, iii 649; iv 675. his
death, vii 537. See Ducarel (Dr.)

Maty, Rev. Paul Henry, letter to Dr. Calder,
iv 833

Mauduit, Israel, notice of, i 99
Maundrell, Henry, the traveller, vi 731
Maurice, Rev. Henry, D.D. notice of, iv 88

Rev. Thomas, a correspondent with
Dr. Lettsom, ii 661. wrote a poem on
Grove Hill, 663. lines on the death of
Dr. J. Miers Lettsom, ii 848. his poem of
"Netherby," viii 187. See Percy (Bp.)
Maubey, Sir Joseph, vi 806

Mawhood, C. Gentleman Usher (1771), iv
543

woollen-draper, in Smithfield

(1780), vi 395, 398, 400

Wm. of Doncaster, vi 354
Mawson, Dr. Mathias, Master of Bennet
College and Bp. of Ely, iv 249, 251, 252,
254, 256; vi 726. letter to Mr. Gough,
iii 555. letters to Dr. Z. Grey, iv 330-331.
anecdote of, vi 740

Maxted, Mr. (1744), notice of, iv 110
Maxwell, Mr. of Camden (1787), vi 518
Dr. William, the friend of Dr.

T. painter, vi 359. portrait of
Mr. Anstis by, iv 139

Sir William, iv 669
Mayne, John, printer, his works, vii 64.
notice of, ib. note

Maynell, Mr. of South Audley Street
(1741), iv 597

Mayo, Rev. Charles, viii 286

Mazell, Peter, engraver, notice of, iv 716;
vii 851

Mead, Richard, M.D. notices of, ii 780,
781, 783, 798; iii 589, 636, 685; iv 156,
165, 211, 249, 250, 254, 256, 257, 479,
762; v 149; vi 600. frequented Rawth-
mell's coffee-house, i 31. complimented
by Bp. Warburton, ii 114. Theobald's
acknowledgments to, 732, 747. attended
Sir Isaac Newton in his last illness, iv 12,
13. anecdotes of Newton, by Dr. Stuke-
ley, addressed to, 25. letter to Dr. Ed-
mund Waller, 226. letter to, from Wm.
Lauder, relative to the forgery supposed to
have been committed against the memory
of Charles I. 428. notice of, 447
Meade, Hon. Mrs. viii 325, 359

Mease, Mr. Thomas, of Beverley, i 755
Meath, Wm. 9th Earl of, his dangerous
illness, vii 739. notice of, ib. note
Medals, formed in horn, i 27

Smyrnean, with Hippocrates upon
them, ii 780

Medgley's Fold, notices of, iv 621, 623
Meech, Thomas, M.D. notice of, iii 624
Meen, Rev. Henry, notices of, vi 587;
viii 52. his poem on "Happiness," vii 6,
and note, 42..his character, 8. memoir

of him, 36. translations and other works,
36, and note. letters to Bp. Percy, 38-
68. officiates at St. Paul's, 41. visits
Dr. Farmer at Cambridge, 43.
goes to
reside at Chigwell, Essex, 45. his literary
labours, 48. his translation of Lyco-
phron, 62

Meerman, Gerard, iii 658; iv 609, 656.
his "Origines Typographicæ," 792
Meggison, Thomas, vi 617. furnished the
portrait of Mr. Thorpe, iv p. vii

Meighan, Sir Christopher, notice of, iv 660.
letters to Dr. Ducarel, 660-665
Melibeus.

"The Tale of Melibeus 19 seems
to have been written in blank verse, vii 5,
7, and note

Melfort, Lord, v 846

Melmoth, William, translator of Cicero,
noticed, i 613

Melton, William de, Abp. of York, notice
of, iv 589

Melton Mowbray, notices of the Church,
v 218-233

Melvill, John Whyte, iv 834

Melville, Henry 1st Viscount, biographical
sketch of him, vii 211

Lieut.-General Robert, vi 456,
508, 515. biographical notices of, iv 833.
letter to Dr. Calder on Julius Agricola's
camps, &c. ib. his death, vii 94. See
Forbes (Admiral)

Mengs, Anthony Raphael, painter, vi 605
Mentz, Elector of, ball given by, vii 713
Menzies, Archdeacon, F.L.S. (1830), vi
835

Rev. Mr., King's Chaplain, and
minor canon of Rochester (1799), vi 767
Meredith, Sir William, notice of, iii 188
Mr. (1683), iv 398

Mr. of Islington (1799), vi 771
Merivale, Mr. (1772), iv 846
Merret, Dr. his botanical collections, i 282,
386

Merrick, Rev. James, v 792

Merril, Alderman Joseph, bookseller, Cam-
bridge, iv 380
Merrill, Rev. J. iv 384
Messenger,

proprietor of Fountains
Abbey (1754), iii 380-382
Mestayer, Henry, a watchmaker, author of
a tragedy, ii 709, 725, 748
Metcalfe, Mr. (1738), iv 241

Methodists, remarks of Bp. Warburton on,
ii 109, 121

Rev. J. H. iv 866. letter to J. E.
Wilmot containing notices of Sir Eardley
Wilmot, vi 273

William. See Michell (Rev. Henry)
Mickle, Julius, vi 725
Micklebourgh, Rev. John, account of, iv 282,
283. allusion to, 301. letter to Dean
Moss, 520

Middlesex, Lionel Cranfield 1st Earl of,
notice of, iii 644

Charles Sackville 4th Earl of,
his "Arno's Vale" imitated by Mr. Jus-
tice Hardinge, iii 145

Middleton, Sir Charles, vi 770, 771

Dr. Conyers, ii 44, 69, 99, 130,
162, 817, 820, 829; iii 706; iv 179, 247,
250, 251, 268, 286, 288, 298, 384, 438,
450, 481, 524, 533; v 353. a friend of
Mr. Wray, i 77. his Life of Cicero, 87,
88; ii 123. Bp. Warburton's opinion of,
ii 19. his Letter from Rome, 126. his
Free Inquiry into the Miraculous Powers,
&c., 168, 169, 176. death, 179. his
"Antiquitates Middletonianæ," iv 383

v 155

Francis Willoughby 2nd Lord,

Francis 3rd Lord, iii 501
Thomas 4th Lord, vi 406, 420
Sir Hugh, ii 785
Lady, vi 771

Mrs. (1738), v 159

Dr. Thomas Fanshaw, Bishop of
Calcutta, appointed Editor of the British
Critic, vii 630. notice of, ib. note

W. printer, iv 554, 555, 560
Midgley, Rev. Joseph, notice of, i 767
Rev. Robert, memoir and portrait
of, i 767
Miers, Mr. attorney (1727), iv 421
Mildmay, Mr. (1775), iv 522
Miles, Mr. numismatist (1797), vi 724
Rev. Mr. of Cambridge, iii 298
Miliary, Roman, found near Leicester,
vii 437

Militia, establishment of the, i 508
Millar, Andrew, bookseller, vii 258
Sir John, vi 377

Miller, Rev. Dr. Ebenezer, notices of,
iv 279, 280, 281, 284, 286, 292, 302.
letter to Dr. Z. Grey on the effect of
Whitefield's preaching in America, 305.
letters to Dr. Z. Grey, 520-522
Lady, v 278

Philip, i 283, 283, 285, 288, 328.

memoir of, and letter to Dr. Richardson,
321-324

Milles, A. Hervey, notice of, iv 656. part
of a letter to, from Mr. J. Thompson, re-
lating to the University of Gottingen, of
which each were Professors, 680

Dr. Jeremiah, Dean of Exeter,
i 707; ii 808; iii 308, 313, 315; v 345,
363, 428, 525; vi 363, 383-385; vii 405,
407, 408, 409, 460; viii 196. lines from
Shakspeare applicable to, vi 369. his Es-
say on the Apamean Medal, vii 408. his
defence of Rowley, 439. his death, 460
Millicent, Mr. iv 112
Milliken,

bookseller, Dublin, viii 38
Mills, Rev. Henry Forster, notice of, vi 253.
his epitaph, 892

Rev. Henry, of Croydon, short me-
moir of, i 775. further notices of his
works, 840

Lieut.-Col. Robert William, vi 892
Dr. Thomas, Bp. of Waterford and
Lismore, iii 276

Milne, Colin, D.D. notices of, i 165; ii 681,
682; vii 439

Milner, John, D.D. F.S.A. v 730; vi 44,
610, 692, 694. memoir of, v 678-702.
twenty-two letters to, from, and relating to,
viz. Mr. Gough, Rev. J. Brand, M. Frioz,
John Nichols, 702-729. third edition of
his "Inquiry into certain vulgar opinions
concerning the Catholic Inhabitants and
Antiquities of Ireland," greatly improved
and enlarged, vii 211. his letters to Sir
Richard Musgrave, Dr. Ryan, Dr. Eb-
rington, &c. ib. his writings noticed by
Dr. Lort, 513. the injurious tendency of
his writings, viii 389

(1795), (friend of Rev. S.
Denne), vi 643, 646, 649
Mrs. (1795), vi 649

Milsonneau, M. iv 622
Milton, John, remarks by Bp. Warburton
on his character and writings, i 77.
Birch's edition of, 83, 85. Rhapsody to
Milton, by Dr. Sneyd Davies, 537. quo-
tation from Par. Lost, iv 246. allusions
to his supposed forgery against the me-
mory of Charles I. 429. his sources of
information, vii 17, and note. remarks
on his works, 18. Todd's edition of, 54.
his notes on Lycophron, 63. pamphlet,
"A Narrative of the disinterment of Mil-
ton's Coffin," and Mr. Steevens' denial of
the fact, 516. specimen of his hand-writ-
ing, 719

T. engraver, vi 359. his "Seats of
the Irish Nobility," 700

Wm. his paper on the "Draught
of Carriages," vii 619
Ministy, Rev. James, v 120

Minshull, Rev. Francis, notice of, vi 255
Minstrels and Troubadours, viii 148
Minto, Walter, LL.D. vi 493, 511
Mirabeau, M. vi 137
Mirfin, F. v 255

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