64

Charts and Stools, Differtation on them 59
Reflections on it
Character of Cæfar, &c. of K. William and
the late Czar 165. Of Alexander and
Cafar 246. Of Locke, Clark, Newton
and Woclafton 250. Of Pericles 300, 336
Charitable Corporation, Practices of the Pre-
tender, &c. in relation to it 116. Remarks
upon it 172, 183, 184. Their Petition
378. Debates in Parliament about it 379,
380. Refolutions on it, 380. Farther
Proceedings and feveral Resolutions about it
519, &c.

Charles I. Remarks on his Reign 6, 197
Charles II. Some good Actions of his 69
Chelsea Hofpital, Debates in Parliament upon
328, 329, 377, 378
455

it
Chinefe
Church, Project to promote going to it 13. Of
the Danger of it

475

Civil Laws

389 E

Clarke, Locke, and Woolaften vindicated
Cloud, Woman compar'd to it

330

253

Clck, Mr. his Speech in Parliament 215

Coffee House Converfation

295, 340

Colonies, Governours of them

Comedy, a celebrated one cenfur'd

Companies, publick 4 F.

Minors

Commerce, Rife, Progrefs and Destruction of

it

346
386

Compar'd to
28

407

Drefs, Humours of it

351

35

Dryden, Verfes of his

176, 177

Compaffion to the Diftrefled

Conftitution, British, whence it arifes 68. The

Happiness of it 332 F. How to preserve
it 337. Wherein it confifts

410
197 G

D-s, Mr. his Speech in Patl.

432

Durbam Yard, Speech from it

296

344

E

67
1 185 F

483

Plan of it for a

466

4, 25, 77

518, 520

75 D

346 F

278

Elizabeth, Q. Several Pailages of her 292 D.

277

293

CLIPSE of the Moon, Poem on it

Education 66, 194,
young Prince 231 D. Effects of a wrong

one

E---le, G---les, his Speeches in Parliament

Edward III. excellent Saying of his

Verfes on her and Mary Qof Scots
Elocution. See Stile

Cruelty to Animals

Cuckoldom, Panegyrick on it
Curiofity

202

186

Cuftom-Houfe Officers, their Power 456 E.
Customs and Excifes 456, 458. See Excites

Example of Superiors

278 G
24 E
Excifes 358, 403. As they affect Traders
389. As they regard national Liberty
396. Original of them 403 D. What
meant by them 404. How practis'd in
Holland 461, 462. Conclufion of the
Argument against them 469. Obfervation
in Favour of them

4

Ex.

Hy, L---d, his Speech in Parliament 269
H-te, Mr. his Speech in Parliament 513
Heathen, their State

393

To one com-

415

200, 201

146

Land-Tax, Obfervations on it 28 B. 55 B.

Lanfdown, Ld. Verses of his

472

411

Law of Nature, as a Rule of Government 68.
Farther confider'd 393, 471. Vindication
of it
460 A

Laws and Courts of Justice 240 E. 354, 355
Lawyers, how many in Britan
Leafe, Mrs. her Petition

Legislative and Executive Powers

240 F

519

242

Sn, Sir Rt, his Speech in Parl.

379,

ment

St-d, E---lof, his Speeches in Parl. 497,
501
Stad, Sir W-m, his Speeches in Parlia-
275, 323, 329
Sugar Colonies Bill, Debates in Parliament
about it
324, 325, 512, &c.
Summum Bonum of Man
Superftition