Chaumond, 311
Chedworth, Ld. ob. 424
Cherbury, Ld. 274
Chesterfield, Earl of, an original letter
by, 60; complaining of his deafness,
ib. 615 and expressing his horror of
warfare, ib. 129, 133, 215
Chirinus, 154
Chirographs. what so called, 207
Chiswell, Mr. 414
Churchyard, Tho. 34, 154. His
ritie, a poem, 337
Citolini, Alex. grammar by, 68
Clare, Earl of, ob. 422
Cortez Hernando, 351, 355, 356, 399
Costanza Angelo de, 265
Country Life by Herrick, 238
Countryman's Recreation, 414
Art of Planting and
Graffing by Mascall, 414
Courcy, Rd. de, ob. 423
Courtesie, Castle of, a poem, by J.
Yates, 175
Cowper, Ld. 100; Wm. his letters, 135
Cha-Craven, Ald. 395
Clarence, Geo. D. of, his Legend, 14
Clarke, Mr. 55. Rev. J. S. 390
Clavering, Col. 215
Claustrum Regale reseratum, 271
Clayton, Nich. ob. 418
Clements, W. ob. 419
Clere, Lady Eliz. 159
Clerk, John, his Opusculum plane Di-
vinum, 28;; dedicated to Ld. Sur-
rey, ib.; specimen of, ib. 284; a
rare book printed by John Herford,
285
Cleveland, Joh. 276
Clifford, Ld. his Legend, 14
Cranmore East, Co. Som. 105
Crawford, A. ob. 417
Crespigny, P. C. ob. 422
Crimes, on the best means of prevent-
ing, 107
Crofts, Mrs. 218; Sir J. 383
Cromwell arms, 83; Ol. a scarce print
of, 241
Crowland Abbey, C. Linc. 201
Cruikshank, Wm. ob. 420
Crumpe, S. ob. 418
Cuba, 356
Cumberland, G. Earl of, 171, 293
Countess, 172
Curcey, 311
Curiale, a poem, 383
Currie, Dr. 115
Curtis, Wm. memoir of, 110; Joh. ib.
Cutler, Sit Gerv. 249
Close, Rev. H. J. ob. 111
Cobham, Elenor, 150.
Cobos, Sir F. de la, 2 10
Coccaie, Martin, 362
Cocklane Ghost, 261
Dallaway, Ja. heraldric writer, 321
Dancie, Edm. 71
Daniell, S. 33, 306; his tract of P.
Jovius, 323
Coke, Roger, his Detection, 251; ac- Dante, 344
count of him, 253
Sir Edw. 253
Collins, W. a juvenile poem by, 186;
Letters by Johnson, concerning h.m,
full of affection and eloquence, 194,
195; his poetry, 197
Arthur, memoir of, 108;
Wm. b.; Arth. Tooker, 109;
Darcy, Loru, challenged by Gervase
Markham, about his dog, "Bow-
ser," 64
Darlington, Co. Durh. 147
Davenant, Sir Wm. 276
David, Psalms of, versified, 169
Da-Davies, John, 33, 96; Tɔm. 131; Dr.
275; Dr. Sneyd, memoir of, 349
Day, John, see Bees, 291
Dean-Prior, Co. Dev. 235
Decker, T. dramatist, 292
Common Good, or improvement of
Commons, by S. Taylor, 416
Cornus of Milton, 130
Deeds, ancient mode of executing, 206,
Drake, Sir Fra. celebrated, 289
his exploits celebrated by Evers, Sir William, 215
of Tresilian, 23; his poetical cha~ Garden of the Muses, see Belvedere
Gardiner, Bp. 149; Sir Ro. 384
The Compleat, by Blake,
Gardening, The Art of, 411
Fisher, Payne, 271, 273; his book of Garter Kings, not always masters of
Heraldry, 323
Fitzhugh, 311
Fitzlewis, 311
Flaminius, M. Anton. translation from,
Flattery of the great, formerly practised
by poets, 174
Flecknoe, Richard, his Love's King-
dom, a drama, 37; Persona Dra-
matis, 38; prologue, 39
Fletcher, Rob. poet, 308
their art, 82
Gascoigne, Geo. 34
Gavelkind Law of, 144
Gay, Nichol. ob. 423
Geneura, Tale of, 75
Gentleman's Monitor, by E. Water-
hous, 310; extract from, 311
Genuivetre, Madam, 306
German, described by Salgado, 209
Geta, 154
Gibbon, Joh. herald, 316
Gibson, Bp. 359; Anth, 96
Flower-Girl, her Cry, a poem by Miss Gifford, Peter, 271
Flora Londinensis, 110, 111
Gloucester, Rd. Duke of, 157
Forbes, Sir Wm. his Life of Beattic, Glendour, Owen, Legend of, 13
Fox, Ch. Ja. memoir of, 33r
John, 294
Fountayne, A. ob. 422
Four Paradoxes, by Tho. Scott, 375;
dedication, 376; extracts, 377, &c.
Fragmenta Regalia, by Naunton, 372.
France, Abr. his Insignium, &c. expli-
catie, 94
Troubles of, by Ronsard,
translated by Jeney, 306
Francis, Anne, ob. 421
Frenchman, described by Salgado, 209
Frith, John, his Disputation of Purga-
tory, 45; his other book against
Rastal, ib.
Froissart, Joh. 268
Fulgentius, 154
Fuller, Dr. Tho. 103; his Worthies of
England, 230; characterized, 232;
quaint but useful, and necessary, 233
Fulthorp, banished, 15
Gnosall, Co. Staff. 98
Godiva, Countess, 201
Godwin, E. of Kent, 157
Goldsmith characterized, 130
Gomara, Historian, 398; character-
ized, 400
Good-Humour, beneficial effects of,
Goodnestone, Co. Kent, 218
Gossan, Steph. 351
Gore, Tho. herald, 314
Gould, W. ob. 409
Gower, 344
Granada la Conquista di, 265
Grafton's Chronicle, 151
Grant, Jo. ob. 421
Granville, Sir Bev. 215
Gray, poet, remarks on, by Mrs. Mon-
tagu, 141; his Letters, 133; his
Tour, 137; Ode on Eton Coll. 124;
praise of Beattie, 124
Gregory, Dr. 124, 137, 141, 143
Greenaway, St. ob. 417
Greene, Rob. 34
Greepe, author of a poem, celebrating
Sir Fr. Drake's exploits, 293
Grenville, Ld. 77; George, his cha-
racter, 146
Grevile, Fulk, 33, 171
Grey, Ly. Sophia, 100
Griffith, or Gruffith, Wm. his poetical
epitaph on Sir Henry Sydney, 161;
unnoticed by Ritson, ib.
Grindall, R. ob. 418
Hemispherium, by T. Wright, 100
Guillim, Joh. his Display of Heraldry, Henderson, Alex. 251
Habington, Wm. lines on, 67
Hackwood Park, Hants, 187
Haddington, J. Ramsay, Visct. 64
Halifax, Ld. 268
Hamilton, Dr. W. memoir of, 105
Hamper, Wm 62, 65, &c.
Hamptor,translator, 185
Hanbury, Co, Staff. 98
Hancock, B. ob. 417
Hare, Bp. 132; Ja. ob. 423
Harrington, Sir J. 33, 72, 343
Ja. 248
Harris, Ja. 197
Hartlib, Sam. 416,a memoir of, by him-
self, 54; his father a Pole, removed
into Prussia, ib.; his mother's sis-
ters reputably married in England,
55; his yearly expenditure in Eng-
land, and his pension, 53; his pe-
tition to the House of Commons, 57;
his letter to Lord Herbert, represent-
ing his distress, 58, 416
Harvey, Tho. Translator of Mantuan,
74; Gabr. 363
Harwood's Alumn. Eton. 108
Hastings, Tho. ob. 421
Ld. his Legend, 14
Hathway, R. verses by, 30
Hawes, Stephen, his Pastime of Plea-
sure, or Graund Amour, account of,
225; table of contents, 226, 227,
228; extract from the dedication,
228; extremely scarce, 229; cha-
racterized by Warton, 230
Hawkins, Sir Tho. an early translator
of Horace, 283
Hawtrey, Ch. ob. 418
Haydon, Sir J. 384
Hayley, W. 393; his Life of Cowper,
Hen. VI. his Legend, 14
Prince, 3973 character of, by
Hayward, 43; lines on, 68
Heraldry, a despised science, 79; chro-
nological catalogue of English writers
on, 92; authors, recorded in Gent.
Mag. 79; too often puerile, 80;
sometimes interesting, ib.; College
of, ib.; most valuable works on, 83
modern, remarks on, 253;
ludicrous abuse of it, by the present
Garter, 254
a discourse of the origin
and growth of, by T. Philipot, 314
- a complete body of, by Ed-
mondson, 320; extracts from, ib,
321
on the origin and progress
of, by Dallaway, 321
summary view of, by Bryd-
son, ib.; commended, 322
—— a synopsis of, 317
speculative and practical, by
Heralds College of, their records, 81;
sometimes imperfect, 84, 87, 88;
their mode of blazoning pedigrees of
upstarts, 88
irregular practices of, 255
Herberai, Nich. 70
Herbert, Wm. 307; see Cadwallader
Sir Wm. 35
Sir Tho. his Memoirs of
Charles I. 246; account of him,
248; advertisement to the reader,
249
Ld. Herbert's Letter to, 58
Herford, Joh. early printer, 285
Heron, Col. 215
Herrera, Spanish Historian, 403, 404
Herrick, Rob. poet, 235; Nich. ib
Hervey's Meditations, verses to, 331
Hesperides, by Rob. Herrick, 234; ex-
tracts from, 236, 240
Heywood, John, author of the Wether,
299; account of him, 303; anec-
dote of him, by Puttenham, 304
Heveningham, Sir J. 383
Sir A. ib.
Hughes, Tho. 327
Humilitie, Hoid of, 175
Humfry, Good Duke, 150, 151
Humphry, Duke of Gloucester, his
Legend by Chr. Middleton, 256; its
contents and character, ib.; speci-
mens of, 257,258,259
Hume, D. 119; his philosophy, 120
Hunsdon, Ld. 171; Lady, 172
Huntington, Major, 249, 250
Hurd, Bp. 127
Husbandman, The Reformed, 415
Husbandry, experiments in, 57
Learning, Essay on, 416
Hussey, Tho. ob. 423
Hutton, Sir Rd. 215, 283
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