Languenti about the Crabtrees, 16. From Timothy
Gubbins, 17. 19. From Lancelot Bays, 17. From
Charles Doubt 19. From Cinthio Languiffante, ib.
From Prudence Lovefick, 20. From Sufan Match-
lefs about the Crabtrees
21. From Rubens Clay-
wright about the Crabtrees. Pictures on his Potters
Ware, ib. About the fittest Age and Qualifications
for Business, 22. Two Letters from a Lover to his
Mistress, one to be read by herself, and another by
her Father, ib. From Charles Lafie 23. Marmaduke
Myrtle's to a cenforious Lady, 24. From Vefuvius of
the Power of Love, 25. From a Gentleman about
afflicting ones felf for the Death of a Wife, 26. Mr.
Myrtle to Mr. Severn on Mr. Maittaire's new Edition
of the Clafficks in 12mo. 27. From a Lady to de-
fire her Lover to refufe her, 28. The Anfwer, 30.
From Clidamira, ib. From Giles Limberham about
his inconftant Miftrefs 28. From Ulyffes Tranfma-
rinus, 30. From Anthony Eyelid, Ch. Bufie Tallboy
Gapefeed, and Ralph Doodle, about ftaring Ladies, ib.
From Tim. Pip, 31. From an old Batchelor fallen
in Love, 31. About Miranda's Love of Flattery,
35. From Tom. Truelove, 35. From Philander to
Emilia, 38. From a Lady betrayed by a the-
Friend, ib.
Lodge, (Lovers) where Powell's Puppet-Show was,
N. 2. defcribed, ib.
Levées Sir Anthony Crabtree's defcribed, N: 16.
Limberham, (Giles) his Letter of Complaint against
his kept Mistress, N.28.
Love, (Paffion of) leads to every Thing truly excel-
lent, great and noble, N. 1, 5. Inftance out of
Cato, ib. Its Power over all Sorts of Men, 15.
When Honourable how it mends the Heart, 29.
One of the fundamental Laws of Nature, 32. The
chief End of the Lover, 36. Feign'd more likely
to fucceed than true, 37.
Lover, the Defign of that Paper, N. 1. The Cha
racters of the Author's Affiftants, ib, of himself, ib.
An Account of his Paffion for Mrs. Ann Page, 2.
He meets her, 5. Disappointments he has met
with by it, 14.
Lovers Vagabond, an Order of Adventurers, N. 3.
Their Leaders Character, ib.
Lovefick, (Prudence) her Letter, N. 20. Her Gene-
rofity to her Lover, ib.
MAITTAIRE, (Mr.) his new Edition of the
Clafficks in 12mo recommended, N. 27.
Marcius refigns Thalerina to his Rival, N. 6.
Matchlefs, (Sufan) her Letter about the Crabtrees, N. 21.
Meanwell lofes his Miftrefs for his Sincerity, N.25.
Minuets with Meanings, N. 4.
Miramantis the Sabine, her Letter to her Mother, N. 6.
Miranda's Character, N.35.
Mifchievous and ridiculous, Words made for the Fa-
mily of the Crabtrees, N. 21.
Monitor, a horrid Paper, N. 34. The Author a heavy
Rogue, ib.
Mortality, the wearifom Condition of it, N. 32.
Motto, a notable one on Sir Anthony Crabtree's Coach,
N. 14.
Myrtle, (Marmaduke) Author of the Lover, N. 2. His
Lodging, ib. His Letter to a cenforious Lady, 24.
NEGRO, the Tragical Story of an Adulterous
Neighbours, the Sin of injuring them, N. 32.
Nice, (Sir Courtly) the Mirrour of Fops, N. 18.
SWALD. (Mr.) the Widower, his Character,
His Love for his Wife's Memory, 29.
Ovid, the Galen of Love, N. 23.
AGE (Mrs. Ann) the Author's Love for her, N. 2.
Paintings of Greenwich Hofpital defcribed, N. 33.
Peace, the whole Nation to learn to dance upon it,
Pedlar. an honest one, how abused by Sir Anthong
Crabtree, N. 14.
Penruddock, (Mrs.) her Letter to her Husband con-
demned to dye, N. 8. His Answer, ib.
Philander and Emilia, their Amour, N.37. His Let-
ter to her, 38.
Pip, (Tim.) his Pretenfions to a Lady from seeing he
Topfie Turvey, N. 31.
Platonick Lovers, their Indifference, N. 34.
Potters Ware of Britain, its Ufe, N. 10. The Effigies
of the Crabtrees to be feen on fome of it, 21.
Powell, (George) his Behaviour as to Love and Ho-
nour, N. 13.
Prince. (fo) his Entertainments in Dancing, N. 40.
Publick, (fpeaking in it) with what Confufion English-
men do it, N. 18. The Caufe of it, ib.
APE, (Sabine) the Behaviour of fome of the
Ladies then, N.6.
Religion, Sir Matthew Hale's Difcourfe of it, N.29.
Reproach, the most painful Thing to Lovers, N. 34.
Robin the Treasurer, what Suckling fays of him, N.21.
Romans, their Publick Spirit, N. 25.
Room, how to leave it handsomely, N. 3.
ABINE Lady, her Letter to her Mother from
Rome, after the famous Rape by the Romans, N. 6.
Scandal a Fault in the Ladies, N. 24.
Severn (Mr.) his Character, N. 1. Marmaduke Myr-
tle's Letter to him about Mr. Maittaire's Edition of
the Clafficks in 12me. 27.
Sins of the Second Table, N. 32.
Sloven (Character of one) out of Theophraftus, N. 39.
Stage debauch'd in Charles II. Reign, N. 2. Its In-
Aluence on Manners, 5.
ACITURNITY, when a Fault, N. 18.
Tale of a Tub, written for the Advancement of
Religion, N. 16. Sir Anthony Crabtree borrows
his South Sea Project from it, ib.
Theophraftus's Characters well Tranflated by Mr. Bud-
gel, N. 39.
Thornhill, his excellent Painting at Greenwich, N. 33.
Tin Tallies, a Coin much in Ufe by the Crabtrees,
Tranfmarinus Ulyffes, his Letter about his Father's be
traying him in an Amour, N. 30.
Town, how to qualify ones felf for it, N. 5.
Toyfhop, (Poetical) Lancelot Bays's, N. 17.
Tranflation, Rules for it. N. 39.
True-Love, (Tom.) his Letter to his Mistress, not to
promife her felf by Denial, N. 35.
Twilight, (Madam) her Character, N. 15.
V.
ERSES on Dancing, N. 4.
Vefuvius, his Letter of the Power of Love,
HIFFLE, (Tom.) his Letter about the Battle of
the Eyes, N. 7.
Whispers, Sir Anthony Crabtree's Politicks made up of
them, N. 11. He is at a fad Lofs for want of
them, 16.
Wildgoofe, (Mr.) one of the Lover's Affiftants, his
Character, N 1.
Witwood, (Mifs) her Affectation of Wit, N. 25.
Women the greatest Sufferers in Criminal Amours,
N. 9. The feveral Ways Men take to gain them,
25. Won by Flattery, ib. Apt to prefer feign'd
Love to true, 37. And to be directed by others
in their Choice of Husbands, ib.
Wormwood, (Will.) his Character, N. 39.
ADMINISTRATION abus'd by the Exami-
Alliance, (8th Article of the Grand one) how well
obferv'd in the late Peace, N. 9..
Altar Piece at White Chappel Impious, N. 1.
Affemblies (Great) how to carry Points in them,
Author of the Paper, his great Reading, N. 1.
Authors, a Wonder how they Live, N. 1.
BABES of Grace, the Examiner's Ministers such,
Bourbon, (Houfe of) gets nothing by the Addition of
the Spanish Monarchy, N. 9.
Bullymandra, a ftupid Doggrel Term given a great
Man by the Monitor, N. 6.
AMBRIDGE, (Duke of) his Coming vio-
lently oppos'd by the Examiner, N. 2.
Preamble to his Royal Highness's Patent, ib. In-
fulted by the Monitor, 7.
Catalans not injur'd by us, N. 9.
Churchman, the Examiner a great one, N. 7.
Claret, (French) not drunk by Antient or Modern-
Wits, N. 8.
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