tings, by another Lady, 465. Com- SLOPI's aftronomical obfervations, 443. Philofophy, 570. On cenforioufnefs, TRENCH-PLOWING, 13. TROUBADOURS, fummary view of their SORIA, J. A. de, his pofthumous works, TRUTH. See REASON. 98. SPENSER, imitated in blank verfe, 113. STEHLIN, Mr. his account of native STERNE, Laurence, his Correfpondence Robert, the real father of the SYMPATHETIC inks, conjuring tricks ΤΑ T. ACITUS, his life of Agricola, new TERENCE, fpecimen of a new transia- THEOPHRASTUS, fome account of him, THOMSON, his Edward and Eleonora al- THORN, Robert, his early fuggeftion of THREE AGES of the French monarchy, TURPIN, M. his hiftory of the Koran, his French Plutarch, 534. V. AUGONDY, Mr. R. de, his account VA of thofe tracts of Afia and Ame- Dictionary of Arts and Conflictor, fingular hiftory of, VOYAGES toward the North Pole, feries VOYAGES Metalurgiques, ou Recherches, UTERUS, double, See PURCELL. WA W. AG, vulgar, a character, 109. WARKWORTH, hermitage there, de- WATELET, M. his, effay on gardens, WEGUELIN, M. his univerfal and di- plomatical History, 343. His mem. WEST-INDIES. See GLOVER. accidentally burnt to death, 334. WOMAN WOMAN accidentally burnt to death, fuppofed to have been rendered inflam Y. mable by her exceffive use of spirituous YORK, Duke of. See James If. liquors, 334. WORMS. See ANIMALCULA. Z. JAMES END OF VOL. LII. ERRAT A, &c. in this VOLUME. P. 2, par. 4, 1. 3, for freat, r. great. P. 66, 1. 11, for gave, r. grave. P. 70, 1. 16 from the bottom, for is it, r. it is. P. 104, par. 4, for decads, read duads, every time that word is repeated. P. 108, 1. 8, for give only two, r. give only, as fpecimens, two, &c. P. 173, Art. 18, I. 11, for fentiments neither, r. Sentiments are neither. P. 187, Art. 42, for to a principal, r. to be a principal. P. 191, par. 4, 1. 6, for frequently acknowledged, r. frequently heard acknowledged. P. 208, par. 3, 1. 16, for diforder or, r. diforder of. P. 248, I. 6 from the bottom, for work, r. works. P. 257 [in fome part of the impreffion] par. 2. 1. 1, for infufficient, r. Sufficient. P. 302, del. the reflection on the late Editor of Cowley, fo far as relates to Martial. The Reviewer had not that edition of Cowley at hand, at the time of writing the account of Mr. Barry's book; but he has fince found that Cowley's Editor had referred to Martial, in a note. P. 344, Art. VI. in fpeaking of the French Parnaffus, del. the parenthefis. P. 454, 1. 11, for a female Hiftorian, r. perhaps some other perfon. |