CONTENTS.

· VOL. XXXV.

Xo.

57. ON Travelling-Danger of Travel

to a Man of moderate Fortune .... ABERCROMBY

58. Good Effects of Complacency and

gentle Reformation ---Story of Ho-

ratio and Emilia .....

BANNATYNÉ

59. Esychus on Lounging ............... TYTLER

60. Advantage, even to the greatest and

most illustrious, of being able to

trifle occasionally ................. CRAIG

61. Account of some Peculiarities in Mr.

Umphraville-of Attachment to in-

animate Objects, and to Home.... MACKENZIE

62. Of romancing in Conversation—Anec-

dotes of a French Company, in a

Letter from Eutrapelus............ LORD HAILES

63. Of private and domestic Virtues

Character of Miss Hargrave...... CRAIG :

64. Of Good Company; in a Letter from

Modestus ........................ MACKENZIE

65. The Hardship of educating a young

Lady in an expensive Manner, and

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then leaving her with a very slender

Provision for her Support-His-

tory of herself, by S. M........... ABERCROMAY

66. Criticism on a Scene in Shakspeare's

Richard III...................... RICHARDSON

67. Letter from Lorenzo--He goes in

search of a Wife-Characters

· Bad Effects of neglected Educa-

tion in Men of Fortune.......... HOME

68. Description of a Macaroni Member of

Parliament; Mr. Umphraville's Re-

flections on that Character...... ABERCROMBY

69. Account of a younger Brother in the

Country, in a Letter from Joseph

Fielding............

......... CRAIG

70. Danger of too much Intimacy with

the Great—a Spirit of Independence

the best Guardian of Virtue-Story

of Antonio.............

71. Sequel of the Story of Antonio......

72. Advantages to be drawn from Scenes

of Sorrow—the Funeral of Maria.. MACKENZIE

73. Essay on Dreams by Insomniosus.... BEATTIE

74. Essay on Dreams concluded........

75. Letter from Timothy Shuttleworth,

stating his Difficulties in reading

the Newspapers General Reflec-

tions on the Abuses of those daily

Intelligencers .......

..... LORD HAILES

76. Dinner at Mr. Melfort's---Hard Drink-

ing—Mr. Umphraville's Reflec-

tions on modern Manners........ BANNATYNI

77. The Effect of Difficulty in Attainment

to heighten our Keenness in Pur-

suit-Argument deduced from this

with Regard to the Rule of Poeti-

cal Justice........................ CRAIG

78. Letter from Jobn Hearty, giving an

Account of his Sufferings from an

extreme Propensity to Friendship.. MACKENZIX

79. Integer on negatively good Men: TYT-

LER.-Scheme of a Newspaper to

Wo.

relate what Things are not done

-Observations on Pastoral Poetry UNKNOWN

80. Critique on that Species of Composi-

tion known by the Name of Ad-

vertisement ........

...... MACKENZIE

81. Distresses of an Heiress ; in a Letter

from Olivia .....

82. On Sign-posts, as the-Reward of Pub- :

lic Merit, and Criterion of National

Success .......................... GORDON

83. Inquiry into the Causes of the Scar-

city of humorous Writers in Scot-

land .............................. CRAIG

84. Of the Privilege of Fashion to alter

Nature-Some Account of certain

fashionable Peculiarities in Edin-

.......... MACKENZIE

85. Apology to Poetical Correspondents :

CRAIG-The Exile, an Elegy....

86. Antiquarius, on the Virtues of certain

ancient Medicines................ LORD MAILES

87. On Superstition and the Fear of Death ABERCROMBY

88. The Hardships of a private Tutor, in

a Letter from K. B.-Reflections

suggested by it............. ...... CRAIG .

89. Emilia on Female Accomplishments:

UNKNOWN— Answer by the Author :

MACKENZIE—Letter from Letitia

Lappet, going to set up Shop as

Milliner ..........

.......... CRAIG

90. Calamities incident to extreme old Age,

particularly the Loss of Friends;

Feelings of the Author on a Misfor-

tune of that kind.................. ABERCROMBE

91. On the Duties of the Great, in Beha-

viour as well as Conduct.......... MACKENZIE

92. On the Desire of Figure-making....

93. Character of a Self-important Trifler;

in a Letter from Miss C. F........

94. Effects of the Representation of certain

Characters in the Mirror : CRAIG

No.

Letter from a Gentleman in London

on the Improvements of Edinburgh STRAHAN :

95. Description of a dangerous Species

of Coquette; in two Letters from

Mr. and Mrs. B.. ...

... UNKNOWN

96. Bad Effects of an Education too re-

fined for the Society in which we

live; in a Letter from Mary Muslin

The Marriage of Eval, a Poem :

RICHARDSON—The Plagiarisms of
the Mirror, in a short Letter from

Evelina ........................ MACKENZIE
97. Account of the Flint Family, and their

Conduct with regard to the Educa-
tion of Master Flint, by the young

Gentleman's Tutor, Hypodidascalus LORD HAILES
98. Hypodidascalus's Relation continued

- Journal of Master Flint's Studies

for a Week......................
99. Criticism on the Character and Tra-

gedy of Hamlet ........ . MACKENZIE

100. Criticism of Hamlet concluded......

101. Danger of regulating our Conduct

by the Rules of romantic Senti-

ment-Story of Emilia....

102. Moderatiis, on the Character of a

Man of Spirit : GORDON—Reflections

on Female Spirit.........

103. Letter from Simon Softly, containing

an Account of his Visit to Sir Ralph

Holdencourt, a Man' of great Fami-

ly, with whom he had a Law-suit :

HUME~Short Remarks on the Letter MAGKENZIE

104. Il Consequences of retiring from

Society-Character of Acasto, a

Country-Gentleman.............. ABERCROMBY
105. Some Cautions with regard to the

Behaviour of People in the Coun-
try ............

.......... MACKENZIE

106. Education necessary not only to fit