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rrt*koUer'» JimrmU 6V, Friend 7»».79t Friendlf InteWgenee M7 nrtends' Society, or Qnaken, origin of

sis, tu Frogmon lodge, printing presi >t Ms FuU and true aecouni of the baieging

and taking ^ Carriek /ergne 673 FuU narratiee ef thepop^$ death S7S

Qalatiaot or Gaols, wbr so callad ag Gall's Mr. inventtoa for printing for

the blind »03 Sardener'e Qatettt giS GartaniPs Journal 638 Gsiter, Older of, Institnted 74 Qateahead Obterver Hi OoMttte d la ntodei er Tern Bromt'e

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OoMette et autrei AvU d'Angteterre France, Holland, ic. 963

emeral Advertiter 636, 883, 986— Magazine 66a— Evening Poet »03— Poet 6(iO, 614, 6IS— PM<trri;rf 694—

Genera Psalms, price of four books 414

Qentlemum'i Dim K8—Jmtmal 667, OSt— Jrii«wr<ae644, 6s6, 697, 6W,749

Oenitu 70»

Oentleman 735

Oeographical Intelligence 673

Gec^ge, singnlar dedication to the name of 4W

George IV., expense of coronatloo 881

Oerman Intelligencer 481

Oermantown, S. A. battle of t6S

Germany, book trade of 951

Oetta Romanorum 74

ehoet, the 793

Gillett «. Mawman, trial of B93

Slaegow Argnt 930 — Caledonia 8S3 — Courant t\i—Cottrier 773, 909, 941, Chronicle 952,9a»,95»— Swfitii^Petf 894— Ffse Prete a»i— Herald 744— Journal M—Meehanitft Magaxine n*— Packet 863— Sco«» Timee 834- Seottieh Ouardiamm—SeotemanBia —Scottith Rtformer'e Oajeetietii- Weeklf Chrietimn Teacher 961— £«». «iMi8S6

Glasgow, stationers* company com- menced 86S— flrst circolating library It 864— bibles printed at 864

Glastonbory abbey, donation to 41 — abbot of executed 378

Glass windows introdaced into Eng- land 331— Olaziers introdaced 4*

Gleaner, by Dr. Drake 844

Gloss, meaning of 68

aioueeefer Journal Sm, 933

Glatton mass held at Leicester, 30«

God save the King, anthem of SSA

Gold, printing in 844

Good newefnm England 503

Good newt to Chrittendom 471

^rtaduc, lirst regolar drama In Eng.

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Gospel of Nlcodemns, cnrions accoont ari99.39«

Gracecborcfa-streetiiLODdoii, origin of title name 439

Grammar, first printed in En^and 101

Grammar schools, origin of I16, 1 17

Granada Oaicette 7U

&andi« Urban, burnt at the stake 333

Grandisrai Sir Charles, singnlar in- fringement of copyright 686, 687

Oranddiumal nf the pateaget inpar. liament <9»—PoUUeal Informer 611 —Joum^ 498 — Magaxine 703

Grange, private press at 718

Qray lady Jane, executed S17— ha love of books 318

On^t Inn Journal em—Debatet 668

Oreat Brilain'i Pott 631

Great iwiMyy»s> Irtiand 67s— /rsai tha king't armjf be/ore Nammr O78

Greek, first book printed wholly in 118 — capitals first used II9 — mode of writing 10 — ^Typography 318, 119

Green's News ftein heaven and hell 41 6

Oreentn'c* Chronicle 813

Grevllle minerals, som paid Ibr 086

Gret-ttetU poem of 414

Oruh-atreet Journal 676

Grub-street writers, origin of 415

Growler i or, Diogenet robbed of hie tubSeo

Grumble, 604, 61 1, (by Grose) 971

Guardian Sag

Qoary miracle plays, Cornwall 91

Guild, orifcin 01 8S)6

GuUieer^ Traeele, sum recelTed for 67 >

Gunpowder plot 448

Gutenberg John, festival in honour ol 949

Hackett William, executed 4 16 Haerlem, anniversary of the invention

of printing held at 88;— deputation

from America attended Haerlam Courant 56a, 673 Halfpenny London Journal i or, the

Britiih Oracle 635— Post 666 Hampthire Independent 903 Hand (the), Bell on the use of 37 Hand-bills, origin of 36 Hand guns, earliest known in England

175 Hand paper, origin of the name 371 Happy Newt to England 498 Harfleur, battle of 87 Heada of a diarv 611 Heatheote't Halfpenng Poet 683 Hebrew bible, lint concordance to 1 17 Hellenic Trunmet 886 HeracUtue Bideni 66], 617 ReracHlua Bident , a dialogue betmoen

Jett and eameit 586 Herald; or Patriot Proclaimer 731 Heraldry, ilrst work npon 1 13 Hercnlaneum.destioyedl3 — sum grant- ed for copying MSB. found at BU Heresy and heretics, meaning of 76^

mode of punishment in Elizabeth's

time 373 — act against in Sootlandl38 Hertnea Slraticut 509 Hermit 61S — or, a view of the world 600 Hexapla, or Sextuple, derivation of 39 Hieroglyphics, Egyptian 3— Mexican 7

—Symbols of 7 High German Doctor 609 Hippocratet Bidene 669 Hit m^eitp't letter to the lord UAop

of London 674 Hiitoria Hittrionica 680, LUeraria 648 Hiaioriam Literuram 813 Bittorian 603 Blitorical aecouni of bookt and tran-

tadiont ^ the learned world 671 Hiltorical, Biographical, Literary, and

Scientific Magaxine aia Hittorical Dictionary, first pnUished

569 Hittorical, PotitUml, and IMtrery

Begiater 733 Hittorical Begiater 616, 709 Biatory of Fannf Hill, account of 763 History of Learning 574 History of Thuanus, act concerning

667 Hittory of air Charlet Oraa^inHMingu-

lar iafringemeut of copyright 686,

687,688 Hittory of the work* ofthi leamedSSO,

661 Hittory of Henry II. curious acoonnt

of its publlcatton 739 Hittriomattri* ; or player* t teourge i99 Hit-pcicke, meaning of 399 UoUaod, decree against the printers of

843 Homer, poems of 30 — by whom col- lected 33 HoiMS<Om«esiaa 617— TrM£rito)iS34 Hops Introduced into g"g'«"^ 360 Horrid newt from St. Martint 664

Boars i/LetamSlS

Hue and Qry PoKct Gamette 910

H^M Adeertlter 783, S7a— Packet ;(l~

Bockingham 834 Hull and Salt Biding Timet 964 Humouritt*t Magaxine 761 Huss John, burned at the stake 86 Hyp Doctor 643 Hypocrite,the, discovered and cnied60«

Icon Libellorum 189

Idem 537

Idler, curious advertisement of 7O8

Illuminating and binding performed by the clergy 46

ninstrated manoscripts, latest speci- men of 663

Image of death, poem by 8onthweIl43t

Impartial Intelligencer ili— London 560, 563

Impeachment of the duke atid dufiheet of Lauderdale 557

Imperial Magaxine 704

Important Proteatant Mercury 668

Imprimerle royal at Paris, 384

Imprint, decision about the 831

Indentures, curious book 307

Independent Whig 635, 833, 849

Index expnrgatory 316, 339

Index to the house of commons, sum* paid for compiling and prlntinig 743

India, East, restrictions of the press removed 888

IndianObterver,London and Madrai 780

Indo-Chinete Gleaner 866

Indulgences, sale of 391

Infallible Aatrologer 681

Jn/ermu ,- or, newa from the other world i7*

Infomator Buttlau 600

Iiut, gold, silver, and different coknus made by the udents 37— l«tin tam of 37

Innocnlation introduced into England 706

Inquisition established in Spain 183 — Portugal 183 — number til persons who have suffered by 183 — tomb of a (kmons inquisitor 181

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Intpeetorin

Intelligence m—ftom head quartera 618— /rom Scotland 601- a modelt narrative of 613 — of the civil wart its francs 630

Intelligencer, the beat and mott perfect 618— (by Sheridan) 64a

International copyright act 9*4

Intruder 830

Innemeta Journal 859

Inveatigator (by Ramsay) 710

Ipawich Journal 799, 869

Ireland converted to Christianity 39 — famous for its schools 46

Iieland,patent of king's prlater renew- ed, 843

IrelawFa true diurnal 498

Irish newspapers first stamped 731— debates forbid in the English news- papers 630- literary property act 809 —origin of language, 33

Iriah Mercury tt»— Monthly 518 — Cou- rant 574

lale of Man Weekly Gaaetfe 863, 887

Italian language popular in Rngianrt 397

Italic letter invented 198

Ivory tablets used by the Romans 18— by the Burmese 33

Jaeobite'a Journal 677

Jonunca Mercury 963

January*a Account 604

Japan, the catholics expelled from 365

Jeffing, a system of gambling among

printers 5 13 Jerusalem taken by the crusaders 63 Jeauittt Vapulana 563 JeauUe tai—Jeauit 749 Joan of Arc, burnt 95— poem o< 78a Jockey't Intelligencer 566 John Butt 8 1 6, 879, 883, 886, 963

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