Mr. (Johnson's fellow-

collegian,) anecdotes of, iii. 88.
Eglintoune Alexander, Earl of, i. 524;
ii. 577..

Egotifm, ii. 558; iii. 111, 221,2.
Elibank, Lord, ii. 336, 417.
Eliot, Mr. of Port Eliot, (now Lord,)
iii. 331, 596.

Ellis, Mr. John, ii. 383.

Elphinstone, his edition of

Rambler,' i. 185.

The

- Johnson's letters to him,

i. 186,7.

Elwal, the enthusiast, ii. 20, 114.

Emigration, iii. 11.

Entails, ii. 291, 301, &c. 312, 313,

317.

- Johnfon's letters on, ii. 293,

294,9, 302,4.

Epilogue to The Diftreffed Mother,'

i. 34

Epifcopacy, iii. 166.-See Bishops.

Epitaphs, ii. 285; iii. 467, 671.

Effay on, i. 125.

Erskine, Hon. Thomas, ii. 30, &c.
Hon. Andrew, both a good

poet and a good critick, ii. 534.
Effex-head Club, see Club,
Eugenio, a poem, ii. 99.
Eumelian Club, fee Club.

European Magazine, i. 325.

Excife, Johnfon's definition of, i. 270.
Execution of Criminals, iii. 451.
Exhibition of Paintings, i. 328.

F.

Fable, sketch of one, by Johnson, ii. 91.

Falconer Rev. Bishop, iii. 165.
Falkland's Iflands, i. 590, 1; ii. 2,629.
Falfe Alarm, fee Johnfon's Political

Pamphlets.

Fame, i. 415; iii. 45.

Farmer, Rev. Dr. Johnfon's letters

to, i. 571; iii. 228.

Farquhar, the poet, iii. 254.

Favours unreasonable, i. 333.

Females, fucceffion of, fee Entail,

Feudal fyftem.

Ferguson, Sir Adam, ii. 25.

-

the aftronomer, i. 553.
Feudal Syftem, ii. 33, 62, 124; iii.
43, 296, 312.-See Entail.
Fielding's works, i. 508; ii. 30, 405.
Fingal, fee Offian.

Fitzherbert, Mr. ii. 532.

Flatman's poems, ii. 392.

Fleet-ftreet, i. 425; ii. 211.—See

London.

Fleming Sir Michael, Le, i. 426.

Flint, Bet. iii. 356.

Flood, Right Hon. Henry, his be-

queft to Dublin University, i. 293.

his epitaph on Johnson, iii.

703,4.

Floyer, Sir John, i. 20; iii. 527.

Foote, Sam. Anecdotes and cha

racter of, i. 549, 550,1; ii. 9.

318,435, 571,3; iii. 478, 537.

Forbes, Sir William, 11. 452, 595.

Ford, Parfons, i. 26; iii. 140.

Fordyce, Dr. James, iii. 692.
Fox, Right Hon. C. J. iii. 42,6,
430, 556.
France, Johnfon's vifit to, ii. 257,8.
his journal there, i. 263,
& feq.
Francis's Horace, iii. 148.

b4

Franklin,

his Shakspeare Jubilee, i.

- Johnfon's opinion of him,
i. 445, 546; ii. 49, 85, 209, 322,
349, 413, 435,7, 571; iii. 45,
181, 250, 263, 499.

-

-

347, 351,2;

his death, iii. 165.

Peter, Efq. i. 88; ii, 196,
iii. 209.

Mrs. iii. 349.

Gaftrel, Mrs. ii. 355,6; iii. 210.

General warrants, 1. 530.

Gentility, i. 457; ii. 214, 546, 583.

"Gentle Shepherd," Ramfay's,ii. 178.

Gentieman Mr. Francis, i. 358.

Gentleman's Magazine, i. 88, 90,
George J. (King,) ii. 215. [&c.

- II. i. 124,5; ii. 215.

III. his acceffion and cha-

racter, i. 318, 341; iii, 231.

-

Anecdotes of, i. 378,

380, 502; ii. 37,8, 52, 72,6, 81,

82,9, 90,1,4,5, 117,9, 120,1,3,

400; iii. 256, 274, 438.

his death, ii. 150, 631.

Johnfon's epitaphs on

him, ii. 448,9, 450,3.

-

his bon mots on Johnson,
i. 524; ii. 90,3; iii. 368, 535,6.
Johnson's opinions of him
and his Works, ii. 38, 43, 52, 67,
231, 393, 552; iii. 27, 33,4, 52,
98, 108, 170, 277.
Gordon, Lord George, iii. 229,
340.

Gower, Earl, his letters to Swift, i,
108.
Graham, Lord, iii. 177, 363.
the beautiful Mifs,
Grainger, Dr. his Sugar Cane,' ii.
336.

587.

-

his Ode on Solitude,' ii.

Grammar-fchool. Johnfon's plan of,

i. 74-

Granger, Rev. Mr. his Biographi

cal Dictionary,' ii. 461.

Granville Lord, anecdote of, iii,

258.

Gray's poetry, i. 367; ii. 20, 211,

219, 395, 400,1; iii. 259.

Dr. ii. 279..

Greek. Johnfon's knowledge of,
iii. 661.

Green,

Highwaymen, iii. 20.

Hutton, Mr. iii. 692.

Irene,' i. 174.

Dr. his works, i. 499.

History and hiftorians, i. 390, 536;

ii. 51, 79, 95, 238, 377; iii. 205.

Hogarth, i. 124.

Hollis, Mr. Thomas, iii. 350.

Home, Mr. John, his parody on Der-

rick, i. 420.

his propofed history of the

rifing in 1745, ii. 547.

Homer, Johnfon's tranflations from,

i. 31.

-

critiques on, ii. 582; iii.

119, 122, 321, 449.

Hoole, his Taffo,' i. 347.

-

Cleonice,' ii. 159.

- Johnfon's letters to, ii. 159,

160; iii. 628.

-

curious anecdote of, iii. 449.

his attention to Johnson, iii.

687, 690.
Hope, Dr. iii. 522.

Horace, Johnfon's tranflations from,
i. 29, 30.

Horne, Rev. Dr. ii. 330; iii.

Horne Tooke, iii. 146.

Hofpitality, iii. 264, 475.

Houghton gallery, iii. 4, 13, 598.

Houfe of Commons, iii. 205, 326,

358, 560.

- Peers, iii. 136.

Howard, General, Sir George, ii. 248.

Huggins, Mr. iii. 253.

Hume, David, Efq. his ftyle, i. 403.

- his fcepticífm, i. 409, 429,

470, 537; ii. 326, 536.

his Life,' ii. 495.

Humphrey, Ozias, Efq. iii. 529,30.

Hunter, Mr. Johnfon's fchoolmaster,

Hypochondria, i. 43.

-

removes to Birmingham,

Edial, i. 72.

-

goes to London with

Garrick, i. 77:

a writer in the Gent.

Mag.' i. 90, &c. See iii. 689.

JOHNSON,

for his health, iii. 591, 601. JOHNSON, progrefs of his diffolution, iii. 672, to the end.

his will and codicil, iii. 681-4. Remarks on them, iii. 684,5.

iii. 682.

his burning his MSS.

his MS account of his

own life, iii. 686.

- his death, iii. 697.

- his funeral, iii. 699.

his proposed monuments

and epitaph, iii. 699, 703.

His Character and Manners. his peculiarities of perfon and manner, i. 19, 70, 122,3,4, 449; ii. 214, 434; iii. 149, 446. - general traits of his character and mode of living, i. 41, 69, 79, 426, 578; ii. 126, 159, 171, 467, 578; iii. 96, 120, 259, 268, 305, 365, 446, 490, 568.

his early, long, habitual, and fyftematick, piety, i. 15, 45.. 222, 447, 452, 503, 525, 568, 598; ii. 46, 71, 159, 230,3, 458, 46,8,9; iii. 100, 174, 197, 252, 533, 550, 643, 676, 690,6.

ii. 267.

- his fuperftition, i. 449;

-

his aweful fear of death, i. 547, 562, 584; ii. 171, 537; iii. 80, 531, 541, 562, 673.

·

his general tenderness of nature, humanity, and affability, i. 58, 374, 414, 491, 504, 524, 566; ii. 151, 175, 208, 348, 447, 448, 614; iii. 391, 444,9, 532, 545, 586, 609, 671.

his warm and fometimes violent manner, i. 563, 582; ii. 386, 573; iii. 75, 102, 127, 135, 179, 365, 435, 535, 599.

his occafional jocularity, ii. 125, 235, 350, 541; iii. 272,

333.

JOHNSON,