i N D E X. -199 Ir--p (Mr.) and upon his Poetical Prde?tiom, Ii.. 8? remarks upon his play called .d&nra#!e Trinit 7 collge, their fine gnr&n, and Dr. l?ewteffs refl�&ions upon it, ]I. z6S. 2'ru? (going upon) cautions againi? it, . II. l? Truth onght not to ?3e fpoken at all ttme?, a fal�e maxim, I. 6 big with mif?h?ef'and fa!3od, ?. men blamed for f?eaking truth? I. efpecially amon?f? the elergy? i?' has atendency ?.dtheifn?, -- i. g .?tors, what they fhould be, II. 99 V4 rice-�b?cdlor of ox.?nl, prohibits .I. $6 ?efut?s to proceed a. cc?rdmg to ttatute againfi a ?dltious f?mon I. commandgd to do it by tie fecre, tary of Rate, 90 but prevaricates, infults Mr. Meado?conrt, his behaviour to that gentleman his .court.. H.. of the umverfit?es how m?e?re?tea at O?ord I. why �lay d, IX. ? chm?: IL
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