902
New year'a gifts, books sent as sog,
3SS,398 Ntw York Omette fl4» NiehoUon** journal 795 Ifight ThttughU, by Dr. Toang John
son's opinion of <I68 Night Watker; or, Bummg Hambier
679 Vorfotk Ckronielt 791, 881, 9«7 Nonnans, origin of the S3 Northampton Mercvrg 6S4 — Mitcel-
lamftM North BrStM Admrtlur 8S7 North Briton 709 North Derbyshire Chronicle 54fl Northern Exprtu, and LaneaMre
Dailjf Poet 884 Northern Toiler (Bdlnbnrgh) sgs North Oeargia Oaxetle 871 Northumhertand Advertieer (Shields)
947 Northombeiland house book lis Norwich Courani Sll—0azette—tt6,
709 — Journal 019 — Mercury 8sg —
Poetman in— Weekly Mercury Oifi Nottingham Cowrant 6ta — Chronicle
739— BeraUW— Journal Til, 930—
Mercury WfJ—Pott 6\\—Remew 834
—Wreath f/tJ—Dearien'e Mieeella-
Noutellet de la RepuiHque det Lettret,
S6s Novum Tutamenhun Ormcum 485 Numeral figures first used in Europefil
Oath of allegiance, severttr of 451
Obeervationa upon the most remarkable oecurreneet in our weekly news 577- on the weekly bills 5fi9
OAtn«a/or5Il,5ia,5Sfi,6l7— iie/orm«<i SM, 590— Oiwned 501— <it question and answer 5fil — reviewed 593
Oecaeional Paper filS, US— Writer S83
Occurrences from foreign parts 517— from Ireland 408 — in parliament 498
(Edipus; or. Postman remounted 643
Old England! or, Conttitutional Jour- nalltg
Old Maid tgS
Old Mother Hooker's Journal S48
Old News newly revived 4Q7
Old Whig 621— or, Consistent Protes- tant &3
Olla Podrida JtO
Omar, caliph, curious answer of 41
Onion, a monk, hanged 173
Oracle 01 1, 838
Orange Intelligence iTl—Oazette 571
Oratoilo, origin of 37S
Order of Jesos, or "Jesuits,'* origin of Slfi — extract firom Oldham's satire on 180 — suppressed 736
Oriental Herald 888
Original, (by Mr. Walker) 943
Orphan 615
Orthodox Churchman's Magaxine 793
Oxford Oazetteiti—Heraltlgxti— Jour- nal W5, in6— Magazine 7 ig— Spy 500
Oxfbrd unirersity founded 47 — pur- chase types In France, Holland, and Oermaoy 647— type foundery estab- lished at 553 — Oxford book 139— vested with the copyright In books glreo by the authors 734— visit of the allied sovereigns to 8S9— new printing-offlce for the use of the uni- versity (11- number of bibles and testaments pilnted at 861— prinUng. office at, d^troyed by fire 500— de- fended in tight of new works 336 — number of books at, in 1603 44s — Amndelian marbles preserved at 16 — Arabic lecture founded at 488— Bodldaa library founded 454
Packet of Letters from Scotland tog- firom sir Thomas Fairfax 504
Paekets of advice from Ireland 574
ncklngton, lady, returns two mem. hen to parliament 351
Paequets of advice from f ranee 574
Page of a book, origin of 64
Painter, anecdote of one sio
Paisley Advertiser 941 Potfoiijuin 898
Palm, James PhlUp,bnokseller,shot834
Palmyra leaf used to engrave on 11
Pamber, curious manner of holding a court leet at 10
Pamphlet, origin of 189
Paper (a) for enabling the species 695
Papeb history of the invention 4»— first made from cotton 55— first made fh>m linen 61 — curious remarks upon, by Fuller 630— traders of 684 — made from linen introduced into England 68 — substitutes for rags in the manu&ctnre of 9)5
Paper marks, origin and description of 171
Paper mill, first in England 171— lines on 301 — notice of an early one Ml — first in the state of Massachusetts, North America 643
Papers from the Scots quarters 504
Papyrus, account of S3, 34, 37
Paradise Lost published 344— Waller's sneer at 844
Paradyse of Daynty Devises 863
Parchment or vellum, where made 34 —the dUTerent kinds used fbr writ- ing upon 54
Parian chronicle 16
Par<< Oaxette 47s
Paris nniversity claimed the right of regnlaUng th« price of books 133— the printers at, authorized to wear swords 347
Parish clerks of London, players of interludes 79
Parker's Halfpenng Post 033
Parliament, debates of, first published 734
Parliament Kite mi— Porter tW—Spy 7%\— Vulture 508
Parliamentary Intelligencer 538, 689 — Register 731 731
Parltamenes Post Mi— Scouts ZKs- covery SOO — Screech Out 509
Parochial registers introduced 369
Parrot 640
Parry, William, M.P. executed
Parsons, Robert, the first disseminator of political liberty 453
Particular Relation 501
Pas, Csmily of engravers 469
Pasquin 699
Psaquinades, origin of 388
Passages concerning the king's army 509
Pasteboard, origin of 304
Patents and monopolies 838, 840, 851, 867, 870, 877— observations on 437
Paternoster-row, origin of the name 83— first noted for booksellers 838
Patrician eai
Patriot 609, 616
Patrons, ill treatment of l64
Peacock, bishop imprisoned lis
Peeper, (by Dr- Wilkins) 79S
Peg tankard, origin of 53
Pembroke college, Oxford, founded 476
Penal mandate, forbidding thetnns- lation into the vulgar tongue of Greek, Latin, and other books with- out approbation 184, 185
Pennsylvania Qaxette 639
Penny UagazlneaiO—Post 6lt—Post; or. Tradesman's Select J'acquet 6IS Weekly Journal ia*
Penry, John, executed 404
Pens alluded to 34, 36, 37
Pentateuch, singularly expressed ac- count of its editor, printer, &c. 194— printed by Day and Seres igo— trans- ited by TindaU 163
People's Journal 937
Perfect Diurnal *t»— Diurnal of the Passages in Parliament tSB— Occur, rences »04— Passages 501, 504 — Rela- tion *9a
Periodical Eset^s, by archd. Nares 747
Poiodical press, advantages of 735, 716
Periodicals, number In the world 940—
number in I8S7 953- first in Den mark 5«e
Peripatetic, meaning of 4fl8
Perry, Sampson, singular prescrvatloa of 877
Perth Courier 834
Perth, extract from the weekly assem- bly at 363
Peruvians, their mode of commnnlcat- Ing knowledge 9
Peter, the wild boy, acoonnt of S4
Peters, Hugh, executed ssg
Peters (Mr.) report tfthet
Phanatique InielUgenee 6*9
Pharos 760
PhUanthrope 796
PhillatiDS, fiither of bookbinding 36
Philip II. deKription of his person sao
PhilompUeal MagaxineytJ, 799— Ob- servation 577 — Transactions Hi
Phanix 870—0/ Europe 503
Pilgrim 8l3
Pf^ia't Progress published 671
Pillory, ode to the, by Defoe 590
Pinkey, battle of 315
Plain Dealer 635— (by WagsteT) 609
Plain Dealing 563— IVaM 667
Plain Scottish S74
Players, first regular oompuiy of ia England 354— patent granted to by queen Elizabeth 364 — iday-UU, first
f printed 641— prohibited Ihim aedny n either university 419 — sui^aesaed 607
Playhouse, church, or ■«» aetoro' of Devotion, elTect of its publication TM
Playing cards, history (rf 78 — decree of the government of Venice ooncem- ing 114 — act against the importation in England 136 — knave of bells an early playing caid 78
Plays, origin of acts of 355— the first puUished with engravings 548— not to be read without leave 431 — mode of advertising the performance of 681 — not to be performed on Sundays 435— works agtdnt 351
Pleasures of Hope 664
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Poetical Courant ifa— Magaxine 747 — Observator 568
Poetical Miscellany, the first published in England S63
Poet lanreats, origin of 70, 308 — mari- ner of creation 109 — ai>olory for 7*4
Poetry, first publication on the snhiect of 386 — Spencer's opinion of 4 U
PoePs last advice, from Chancer 81
Poets, impromptu on 679 — poefa pen, poem of 119
Poets, custom of, concerning 70
Poictiers, battle of 541 , 581
Police Oazette, expense of printing 010
Political Mercury 638 — and Hisioricat Mercury 704 — Herald and Review 754 —RegUter Til— Stale of Europe S09 -Taller 6l4
Politique Informer 511
Polyglott bibles, sucdnct accotmt of 434- published at Heidelberg 387— printed at Hamburgh 414— meaninjt of the word ill — Complutendan 333 Paris SOS— London 5M — Bagsteifa 88g — Spanish, printed at Antwdtf 351— Pentateuch 635 — psalter first printed 330, 131
Folytype printing 749
Pompeii destroyed 33
Poor laws traced to Richard II. 737
Poor Richard's Almanack 346
Poor Robin's Intelligence 563 — revioed it*— Public and Private Occurrence* 656,691
Pope Nicholas V.'s grant to the clergy of London 119
Pope's bulls, description of 139— in&l- UbiUtyof380
Popish Pau Book Onlmd 56S
Popish mass iitpluyea 6ln
Porcelain paper introduced 91l>
Porter, Lacy, hw questioa to Dr J6li»- son 753
