INDEX.

Gibson (Wm. S.), Lectures and Essays Goldsmith (Oliver), The Traveller, 522.
on various subjects, 511.
Giffard (George), Treatise against the Do-
natists of England, 544.
Gifford (A.), Sermon in commemoration
of the great Storm, 90, 544.

(Humphrey), Progress of a design
for relieving prisoners of the Compter,

152.

Miscellaneous Works of, 522.
Miscellaneous Poems of, 527.
Gooch (Thomas), Sermon on the death of
Compton, bishop of London, 194.
Goodall (Henry), archdeacon of Suffolk,
Sermon at St. Bridget's, 191.
Goodeve (John), Letter to the Lord Chan-
cellor on the transfer of land, 491.

(John), Address to the loyal asso-Goodman, (Godfree), Petition to the Lord
ciations, 272.

Gilbert (Sir Humphrey), Plan for insti-
tuting a London academy, 93.
Giles (William), Defence of Sherlock,
preservative against Popery, 550.
Gill (Thos.), Vallis Eboracensis; history
of Easingwold, 585.

Gillies (John), History of Greece, 469.
Gilling water (Edmund), Historical account
of St. Edmundsbury, 367.

Historical account of Lowes-

toft, 367.
Gilpin (William), Lives of the Reformers,
395.

Giraldus Cambrensis. Itinerary of Arch-
bishop Baldwin, and Life of Giraldus,
367.

Gladstone (W. E.), Homer and the Ho-
meric age, 469.
Gladwin (Francis), Ayeen Akbery, 458.
Narrative of the transactions
in Bengal during the Scobardaries,

459.

De Præsulibus Angliæ Com-
mentarius (edit. Richardson), 445.
History of the reigns of
Henry the Seventh, Henry the Eighth,
Edward the Sixth, and Queen Mary,
339.

(G.), and Britton (John), Churches
of London, 110, 368.

Suggestions for improving
the Lord Mayor's show, 582.
(William), Political Justice, 272.
Life of Chaucer, 395.
History of the Common-

wealth, 339.
Godwyn (Thos.), Roman Antiquities, 469.
Goede (Aug. Gotleib), A foreigner's opi-
nion of England, 366, 368, 571.
Golding (Benjamin), Historical account of
St. Thomas's Hospital, 71.

Protector, 445.

184.

185.

(Jo.), Sermon at Guildhall chappel,

The leaven of Pharisaism,

Goodwin (John), The Pagan's Debt and
Dowry, 544.

(Thomas), History of Henry the
Fifth, 339.

Account of the waters at
Hampstead, 502.

Goold (Thomas), Speech of, on an incor-
porate Union, 323.

Gordon (James), History of the Rebellion
in Ireland, 339.

(John), Great Britain's Salomon; a
sermon on the death of James the First,
202.

Gorham (George C.), History and Anti-
quities of Eynesbury and St. Neot's in
Huntingdonshire, and of St. Neot's in
the county of Cornwall, 368.
Gorst (Gilpin), Narrative of an excursion
to Ireland by a deputation of the Irish
Society, 46.

Gorton (John), Biographical Dictionary,

395.

(Wm.), Londinum Triumphans, 4.
G. P., The moderate Parliament, 252.
Gould (R.), The corruption of the times
by money, a satyr, 522.
Grace (Sheffield), Memoirs of the family
of Grace, 395.

Grafton's Chronicle, 339.
Grange (Prince de la), EYKUKλoxоpela,
or Universal Motion, 75.
Granger (J.), Biographical History, 395.
Grant (James), Sketches in London, 29.
(William), Vindication of the vicar
of Isleworth, 57.
Gratiani (Stephani), Disceptationum Fo-
rensium Judiciorum tomus quintus, 491.
Graunt (John), Natural and Political ob-

servations mentioned in an index made
Gray (John), Observation on the proposed
upon the bills of mortality, 150, 151.
treaty, 272, 322.

Green (James), Historical Essay on Go-
vernments, 272.

(John), The Priviledges of the Lord
Mayor and Aldermen, 80.

(Thomas), A Voice of comfort, 445.
(Mary Ann Everett), Letters of
Queen Henrietta Maria, 339.

history of My Time, 469.
Gunn (Rev. Wm.), Historia Brittonum,
340.

Inquiry into the origin and
influence of Gothic Architecture, 511.
Gunning (Peter), Letters to his clergy,

Gunton (Simon), History of the Church
of Peterburgh, 369.

Gurney (Joseph and W. B.), Trial of
William Codling, and others, 411.
Trial of Thomas Hardy,

Trial of William Stone, 434.
Trial of Horne Tooke, 435.
(Joseph John), Observations of the
practices of the society of Friends, 445.
(Miss), Translation of the Saxon
Gutch (John), Collectanea Curiosa, 369.
Chronicle, 340.
Gutteridge (T.), A Poem upon Bunhill
fields burial-ground, 95.

Guthrie (William), History of Scotland,

340.

Guy (Thomas), Will of, 71, 196.
Gwilt (Charles Perkins), Notices relating
to Thomas Smith of Campden, and
Henry Smith, sometime alderman of
London, 18.

(Joseph), Conduct of the Corporation
concerning London Bridge, 20.

619

Hanbury (Benjamin), Historical research | Harris (John), History of Kent, 369.

concerning the most ancient congrega-

tional church in England, 62.

Hanchett (Edward), Petition of, 437.
Hankin (R. B.), Account of the Charities
of Bedford, 369.

Hansard (Luke), Parliamentary History
from the Conquest to 1854, 250.
Hanway (Jonas), An account of the Ma-
rine Society, 168.

Letter upon lighting, cleans-
ing, and removing nuisances in West-
minster, 198.

Harby (Sir Job), Case of, as to his right
to a rent out of Coals exported, 417.
Hardcastle (Daniel), Letters on the affairs
of the Bank of England, 37.
Harding (Dr.), Bull granted by the Pope
to, 340.

Hardy (Horatio Charles), Register of
Ships of the East-India Company, 42.

(Jo. Stockdale), Literary Remains
of, by Nichols, 571.

(Nathaniel), Lamentation, Mourn-
ing, and Woe; a sermon after the Fire,
65.

Funeral Sermon on Ald.

Adams, 193.
(Thomas Duffus), Rotuli Literarum
Clausarum, 214.

Rolls, 214.

215.
Lond., 215.

Description of the Patent

Rotuli Normanniæ, 215.
Rotuli de Oblatis et Finibus,

Rotuli Chartarum in Turri

Description of the Patent
Rolls in the Tower, 218.
Hardyng (John), Chronicles of, 340.
Hare (Francis), Sermon before the Duke
of Marlborough upon taking Boucham,
545.

Hargrave (Francis), Catalogue of his ma-
nuscripts, 492.

Harleian Miscellany, 369.
Harman (Captain), Describing the cap-
ture of a Dutch ship of war, 331.

25.

(Thomas), A caveat for cursitors,

Harper (Robert Goodloe), Observations
on the dispute between the United
States and France, 470.
Harrington (James), Oceana, and his
other works (edit. Toland), 273.

(Sir John), Nuge Antiquæ, 571.
Harris (Alexander), warden of the Fleet
prison, List of his exactions, &c., 152.
(George), Translation of Justinian's
Institutes, 493.

(James), Hermes, 571.

Mammon, 545.

Sermon before the natives of

Southampton, 179.

Hezekiah's Recovery, 545.
(Joseph), Essay on Money and Coins,

369.

(Walter), History of Dublin, 369.
(Major W. L.), The Highlands of
Æthiopia, 470.

(William), Account of the life of
Oliver Cromwell, 340.

Historical account of the
lives of James the First and Charles
the First, Oliver Cromwell, and Charles
the Second, 340.

and Samuel Angel, Sculp-
tured Metopes, 470.
Harrison (Joseph), Narrative of the pro-
ceedings relative to the Longitude, 470.
(Mr.), Life of Lord Nelson, 399.
(Robert), Petition of, for restoring
of goods, 418.

(Walter), History, description, and
survey of London, 4.

Hartley (David), Considerations on the
Bank Charter, 36.

Hartshorne (C. H.), Book Rarities in the
Observations on Man, 503.
Harum Scarum, Account of a debate in
university of Cambridge, 369.
Coachmakers' Hall, 91.

Harwood (Thomas), History and Anti-
Harvey (Thos.), Letter to Wm. Pitt, 273.
Hascard (Greg), dean of Windsor, Sermon
quities of Lichfield, 369.
Haslam (John), Letter to the Governors of
at St. Botolph, 184.
Bethlem Hospital, 71.

Hassal (Arthur Hill), Adulterations de-
Hassell (J.), Picturesque rides and walks.
tected, 512.
round the metropolis, 4.

Tour of the Grand Junction

Canal, 369.
Hasselquist (Frederick), Voyages and
Travels in the Levant, 557.
Hasted (Edward), History of Kent, 369.
History and Antiquities of

Hastings (The Marquess of), Journal of,
Canterbury, 370.
587.

(T.), Vestiges of Antiquities; or
etchings of Canterbury cathedral, 361.
(Warren), A Letter from, to the
Hathway (Thomas), Report upon the late
East-India Company, 41.
election of Alderman of Queenhithe,
82.

Hatton (Edward), A new View of Lon-
don, 4.

(John), Collection of voyages and Haversham (John lord), Proceedings re-

travels, 557.

lative to the charge against, 273.

Hawes (W.), Address in favour of the | Heber (Mrs.), Life of Bishop Heber,
Humane Society, 167.
Hawkesbury (Charles lord), Constitu-
tional Maxims, 273.