995
345, 418, 417<<38, 4S8, 483, S08, S41, 9)3, 543, Hi, 661, 563, 575, 533, 6l6, 634,659, 686, 704, 741, 753, 784, 794, 830, 831, 865, 867, 905, 918
Statten, Herman de, corloas deed of, sale by 130
Statute of labourers 73
Steel, engravlDg apon, iDtrodueed Into EngUod 870
Steoography known to the Romans 39
Stereotype, printing vitb 584, 585, 586, 735,817.871,895
Sterne, Dr. John, his bequests to the university of Dublin 651
Steeven's, O. singular instance of liter- ary perseverance of 777
Stippling, a mode of engraving 367
"tockings of silk flrat worn by queen Elizabeth 4i3— knit 48S
Stone desks, books placed apon 43
Stone used for engraving upon IS, 17
Storm, great, in England 583
Story, Dr. John, executed S78
Stowe, John, curious extract from 443
Strange Netcs from Arpington 573 — from the West HO— from the Deep S&4 — and terrible newM from Oaking' Aam 551 — and wonderful news from Bridewell Hi— from Norwich 563
Strawberry hill, private press at 701 — printer's farewell to 797
Student, (Oxford) 680
Style, an instrument used to write iBvitb — origin of the term 36
Sun 870, n'il. 937— True Sua 930
Sunday Monitor 851 undertand Herald 930 — ami Durham General Shipping Qaxelte 980 — Bea- ton 954
San fire office establishes the Britith Mercury iQi, 6^
Supple, Mark, carious anecdote of 838
Supplement b^f 614
Surprise 613
Surry, earl of, beheaded 340, 394, S95
Sweden, first typographer royal 380
Swedish Intelligencer 483
- ' Sweet singers" renounce the printed
bible 560
Swift, dean, his vengeance against certain printers 599
Sydney, Algernon, beheaded 565
Sylph 789
Sfr Or«y-S<ei<,araie Scotch foemtU
Table book noticed by Chaucer 37—
taken to the theatre 435 Tachygraphio, short- hand writers, and
calllgraphi elegant writem 77 Tatler (by Steel) 693— (at Edinburgh)
599— (by Mr. Harrison) 600— by Mr.
Baker) (anonymous) 593 — reeioed
636 — rcpieed, or the christian phitosO'
pher and politician 680 Tatting Harlot 594 Tavistock, extract from the chOTch-
warden's account at 407 l^ylor, John, poet, anecdote of 619 Tea Table 614, 634 Technical toast 767 Telegraph 790 Tetemaehus, acconnt of its pablication
879 TeU Tale 59S Tenipbir 644— (by S. Paterson) 731,813 TeUer of the exchequer, origin of 30 Terr« Filius 71 1— (by Amherst) 636 Te>(668
Tewkesbury Yearly Register 915 Tluunea, river, account of a feir held
on 565 Thanks given to the King 563 Theatre, (sir John Edgar) 634 Theatres, price of adinlssion to 435 Theme S19
Thomas's American Almana^, anec- dote 01 746 Thursday's Journal 831 Tilly, count, letter against printers 477 Time, lines on the pictoie of 583 Times 765 TSndaU, Wllliun, pablishad the lint
edition of the New Testament in the English language sa.^— burnt 963
TItchburne Chidiock, executed 946
Tit /or Tit 565
Tithes, origin of 374
Titles and ciphers to books first used 160— curious list of 504, 506— obser- vatlnnon 61 k
Tobaccn introduced Into England 388
Toustall, bishop of Loudon, anecdote of 3<5
Tory Tatler 595
Touchstone 640
Town and Country Magazine 731
Town Talk by Steel 613— by Agg 814
Trades, singular enumeration of 333
Traiteur 747
Transactions of the society of arts 750
Translating, curious anecdote of 895
Trantiation of the Oajtette into French 553
Transmutation of metals, charter for 116
Treaty traversi 509
Trials for practising the art of printing without serving a regular appren ticeshlp85l,653
Tri/ler 761, 791— (at Edinburgh) 791
Trinidad t'ourant 840
Trinity college, Dublin, lilnary pre- sented to 414
Trinity college, Oxford, founded 339
Troubadours, French minstrels 83
True and perfect Diurnal 530 — and perfect Dutch Diurnal Ml
True and impartial account of the re- markable incidents 571
True News, laudable news Ag8 — orMer. curius Anglieus 558 — News 559
7>u« Relation US— Protestant Mer. cury 560, 573— Jn/onner 500, 506, 519, 631, 633— Brrton 639— fo/no* 674— Protestant Domestic Intelligence 580
Truths from York 495
Tuesday's Post 504
Tulip mania in Holland 847
Tuner 731
Turkish Spy, account of 588, 569
Tusser, Thomas, acrostic on 399
Tutchin John,Bevere punishment of 801
Twynn, John, printer, executed 540
Tyler, Wat,rcbellion of 78— lines on 177
Tylesworth, William, burnt 313
Tyne Mercury 813
Type founding, earliest instance of 304 —first in Scotland 668— at Oxford 553 — Ordinances of the star chamber concerning 490
Ulphilas, bishop, left ont the book of kings in his translation of the bible !)8 — Codex Argenteus, or silver book
Unieersal Intelligence 558, 563, 573 Intelligencer 571 — Journal 629 — Magazine 674 — Register 759 — Reeiew 70i — Spectator 6*0— Visitor 696— Chronicle; or Weekly Gazette 703
Universities, remarks upon the foun- ders of 413
Unnoticed Theories of Senietus,ic. 639
Upsal, private press at 588
Urbanicus and Ruaticus 574
Van, Paris George, burnt for heresy SOS
Variety (by Mr. Repton; 763
Venus and Adonis, poem of, published
418— first printed in Scotland 450 Versailles, private press in the palace
of 703 Vicar of Wakefield published 733 Villiens, or slaves, sold in England 51 Kfnrfimfton 0/ Godliness, by Richard
Allen, curious anecdote of 543 Vintners and tavtfmers. notice of 75 Viigilius, bishop of Saltzburg, burnt
for heresy 233 Virgil, his notice of brands for mark
ing 15 — Qeorgics published 36 Visions of sir Heister Ryler 565 Visitor 639 Vlleliins, the first who taught Greek
in tbe university of Oxford 300, 301
Volame, meaning of 33
Volumen, bark books so called 33
Volunteer Evening Post, printer of tarred and feathered 746, 747
Vorstios Conrad, his Nature and Attri- butes of God burnt by order of James 1.457
Votes of the house of Commoni 500
Votes of both houses 539
Vulgate edition of the blUe 38— mean- ing of the word 38
Wales of Literature 808
Waits, Christmas mukic, notice of 338
Wake, Kid, killed 793
Walker, Obadiah, his license to print from James II. 567
Wakefield and Halifai Journal W7
Walls, books found preserved in 305 Septuagint, origin of 34
Walter's Angler, advertisement of 530
Wandering Spyi or the ways of the world inquired into 591
Wandering Whore 519
Warwick, extract from the Black Book at 450
Watchman 793, 943
Waterford Flying Post til— Journal
7li— Mirror 810 — SAamrocAr 803
Warranted tidings from Ireland 4gt 497
Water marks on paper, curloos anec- dote of 301
Waxen tablets, notice of 74, 70
Waygoose, derivation of 516
Waynflete, bishop of Winchester In. structions to tbe clergy 117
Wearmouth, monastery founded at 43
Weaver (the) 633
Weekly Test Paper i7>— Memorials iTi — Packet of Advice ist— Packet of Advice from Rome &73— Review 748 — orthe Wednesday's Post 6\i—New» from foreign parts iOl— News 643 — News books 400 — Advertisement of books t60— Miscellany 638, 6<9—Pott Boy 653— PosI 532, 537 — AmiuemeiU 853, 7i»— Essay Ml— Journal 615, ^—Journal, or theBritishGazetteer 635— Poll master i03— General Post 6li—Observator 6li— Packet 603— Pacqvet 609— Packet, with the price current 617— Medley 640, tlS— Med- ley i or, the Gentleman's Recreation 6l7— Intelligence 498, ii7— Intelli- gencer 627 — Discovery of the myste- ries of iniquity 563 — Intelligence of the commonwealth 537 — Mementofor the ingenious 665 — Amusement 758— Comedy, orthe humours of the cqffee house i93— Comedy 581 — Remem- brancer l,»6— Survey of the World i97—Posi. foreign and domestic 800 — Remarks and political Remarks 6\1— Register 643, 799, ilO— Rehear, sal 6u— Magazine (Edinburgh) 719 Magazine, or gentleman and tody's polite company 704 — Account, ^c.600 627 — Vision of the tale popish plot 662 — Chronicle (Owen's) 7l»— In- formation 635 — Discover stript naked i62— Christian Teacher 9M—Poliee Gazette 944— Dispatch 855
Weepers 530
Wednesday's Mercury 500 — JoumalGli
Welsh bishop, anecdote of 457
Welsh Mercury 600
Welshman 939
Welshman's Declaration
Wcntwortb, eail of Strafibrd, executed 601
Wesselns, slngolar request of 188
West Briton 887, 944
Western Luminary 853, 879, 893
Western Informer 503
Western Star 653
Westminster Magazine 680, 731— Os. zette 683 — Journal, or new Weekly Miscellany 889— Berinc 894
Westmoreland Gazette 869
Wbiffler, meaning of 538
Whig and tory, Johnson's deflnitloiis
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