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CONTENTS.
SANDowne CASTLE . -
Good FRIDAY - - -
PopULAR PASTIMEs . -
UMBRELLAs . - - -
TAKE cARE of You R HEADs
ANEcDoTE of Oliver CROM well
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. The Court AND THE CITY IN THE REIGN of CHARLEs I. 23
UNHEALTHINEss of MEDICAL PRACTITIONERs - . 29
ScALIGER's CHARACTERs of some of the EUROPEAN
NATIONs . - - - - - - - 30
HeADs or TAILs - - - - - - . 32
SIR WALTER Scott's AstroNoMy . - - - ib.
PICTUREs of THE MANNERs of GERMANY DURING THE
FIFTEENTH CENTURY - - - - • . 37
Excom MUNICATION of HENRY IV, EMPERoR of GER-
MANY, BY HILDEBRAND, STYLED GREGoRY WII. 39
MARIA, THE LAST QUEEN of GEORGIA - - . 41
SIR John WANBRUGH As A MATCH-MAKER - - 48
SARAH, Duchess of MARLBorough, AND QUEEN ANNE 53
History of THE BUILDING of THE GREAT THEATRE of
SAN CARLo AT NAPLEs . - - - - . 59
A CURIOUs Custom - - - - - - 61
THEoDoRE BEzA - - - - - - . 62
MACHIAvelli Avenged By the Booksellers . - 63
REM.INIscENCEs of THE MARCHIoness of CREQUY ... ib.
PoliticAL AND MoRAL TESTAMENT, ADDREssed by St.
Louis To HIs SoN, who AFTERw ARD's REIGNEd By the
NAME of PHILIP The Bold . - - - . 67 23. 54. The Divine RIGHT of KINGs - - - -
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TAILLEFER - - -
FAvourites, AND RELAxations of JAMEs the FIRst ;
witH A word on Court Fools -
WHETHER Claude Lorraine was a PAstry-cook
ON THE FAMILY of Lord Bacon
DURHAM-House AND York-House
The CIceRoNE of WINDsor CASTLE
THE SAPIENT PIG .
A PRACTICAL SARCAsM
A GREAT MAN IN DISGUISE
A Few PARALLEL PASSAGEs - - -
A MILE -
HoNour to PoETs -
TAYLoR THE WATER-PoET - - -
WHETHER ADAM was created IN SPRING or AUTUMN .
Soldiers Must ENJoy THEMSElves
The REAL CAstle of OTRANTo . - -
CUTTING THE SEcond TEETH
WHEN GREEK Meets GREEK
ANecdotes of BRUNELLEscH1 .
BULLS AND BARoNs
Roy ALTY AND A WooDEN Soldier
A FEw MIRACLEs of THE DARK AGEs - -
A Few MoDERN FANATIcs
CountERFEIT KINGs . - - - -
SHAM Levils No Joke
AN IRISH MALDEN Assize
AN Account of THE DEATH of BAcon BY A CoNTEMPORARY
Why GREAT PRIESTs Rode UPON MULEs, AND HAD Mules
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THE WIG RIOT - - - - - - -
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55. Homo WERMIs - - - - - -
56. Who FIRST DoubleD THE CAPE of Good Hope .
57. BERKELEY AND THE PRIESTs
58. Traits of Louis XIV. - -
59. Notes on NApoleon - - -
60. A QUEER TRANSLATION FROM WITRuvius
61. THEATREs AT VENICE, IN 1608 .
62. The MoDERN CoRNARo - -
63. ON THE DECLINE AND FAll of SERENA DING -
64. CoMMon USE of PLATE IN THE TIME of HENRY VIII. .
65. WAxEN FIGUREs of some of the KINGs of FRANCE
66. CABRIolets AND OMNIBusses
67. LAwYER's FEE - - -
68. A DESULTony CHAPTER on EATING, with ANEcdotes of A Few DistiNGUISHED Gourmans AND Gourm ETs .
69. WHEN A STRANGER ENTERs A Room
70. A HAPPY REPARTEE - -
71. The CEREMon1AL of MAKING THE KING's BED
72. THE APHoRISMs of HIPPocRATES
73. STRAITs of THERMoPY LE - -
74. MoRBus ANAToMicus (The Dissector's Disease)
75. TRANSLATABLE PUNs - - - -
76. DIALEcts of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE
77. HUMAN FEcundiTY
78. EconoMY IN QUEEN ANNE's DREsses, with A Few
Count PRACTICEs . - -
79. The RApeutic EFFECTs of the PAssions -
80. Not PART1culan - - - - - - -
81. A Modest Request - -
82. Oliven CRomwell at CAM bridge
83. The UNIversity of Oxford IN 1632
84. PLAIN DEALING -
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86. MACHIAvelli IN HIs RETIREMENT
87. PREssing to DEATH, AND PRAYING AND FASTING
88. A MERCIFUL SchoolMASTER - - - - • .
89. The New REMEDIES
90. BRUCE BEATEN - -
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92. A LEGAL DEFINITION
93. Sounds INAUDIBLE By certAIN EARs -
94. WESTRIs, THE God of DANCING - - - -
95. PRYNNE’s Histhio-MASTIx - -
96. PREAching AND PRACTICE - - - - -
97. ON THE Fortunate MARRIAGEs of The House of
AUSTRIA
98. The TRIPARTITE EMPIRE .
99. As Rich As A JEw - - -
100. SISTER LANGUAGEs . - - -
101. OLD BARBERs -
102. Use of GLASS IN the TIME of Queen Elizabeth AND
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103. ExTRActs FROM THE DIARY of A LEARNed Divise
AND ANTIQUARY of the Eighteenth CENTURY
104. FANs - - - - - - -
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