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— procUuntUon tniiut hwcticalsta — to be givea to ae roj*! library at Pari! SS3— ant iirintcd at Noithamp- ton, N. A. SIC— otdlnancca of the star chamber againat S4a, 343, 490— flnt told bjr aaction la BnglaDd SS7 — patenta and moDopoUea of, noticed 437— Barton's ealc^am on 470— Uahop Hall's euloer on 6»— Rant- can's enloglain on 479— Talue set on one 411 — Ftankfort catalogue 380 — ordloaiiccs of star chamber against 843,343,490— patents and monopolies of 437, 438— tot noticed In the house of commons 480— first review of In New Soath Wales 897— Clarel's cata- logne of 991, 9<1— Bent's catalogue of 8U— lines on, from Milton 9to — lottery of 64S— first printed with an appendix 49A— first motion relaUve to printing and publishing 4S0 Books, money given for, 33, 43, 45, AS, 6b, 93, 94, 108, Ida, 218, 236, 399, S6l,3S3, 369, 373, 386, 387,403,406, 411,413,414,419, 439, 431, 423, 434. 4SS, 436, 431, 434. 439, 441, 449, 464 466, 474, 483, 486, 494, 496, 497, 918, 619, 334, 963, 603, 606, 607, 636, 641, fiS3, 654, 663, 663, 670, 673. 674, 67s, 076, 680, 691, 694, 716, 772, 777. 802, 804, 834, 836, 842, 864 869, 902. Booksellera, the first appearance of, at Athens 33 — letter to the society of 661- meetings held at taverns 684— called stationatli 63— extract from the poem of 790- monopoly of 731— provident institution 946— literary club of 744 — penalties inflicted on 538, 939 — blind of Augsburg 899 — at Liverpool 899— at Avignon burnt 278, 279 — termed " the trade" 944 Bookworm, poetical character of 21 1 Bottmt Gazette 623— Weekly Maga

c<ne,669 Botanical Magazine (Curtis) 762 Boucher, Joan, burnt for heresy 309 Boughton. Joan, first female mutyr313 Boy bishop 60, 61 Boger't (ilr.) eate 994 Breviaries first printed 141 Bridgewaier TrtatieeM 909 BHgitm Ouariittn 836, 9x3— Guide 793 Britlol Jtntmal 613, sot— Gazette 814 946— Jfereury 811- Fe 828— Ac view 943 — Spjii or Derby Poetman 638— Spy; or. Weekly Journal 639— Indian Monitor 826 BritiMk IMrarian, (by Oldys) 837 British mnseum established 689 — do- nation of George IV. to 689 Briton, (by Smollett) 709 Britons, method of writing 19— Ian. gnage of 39 — condition of, at the landing of Julius Cssar 39 Brownish and Bairowists 410 Bmnos, Jordanus, burnt at Rome 434 Burleigh papers, extract from 433 Bury and Normek Poet 866 Buoy Body 76I— (by Dr. Franklin) 629

CoUnet 783

Cade's rebellion 146

Cambridge InteUigeneer 708, 779

Cambridge nniverslty,origin of 93— first college founded 63— privileges granted to by Henry VIII. 234 — drawback upon duties for printing 861— Bibles and Testaments printed at 261 — action against the ininter of Heywood's remarks, 848 — Pitt press built 933 — defended in right of new works 826

Cant language, first work on 494 Canterbury Newt Letter 664 Coafon Pren f)*6—Regiiter 908 Osootchonc implied to the binding of

books 991 CarHtle Journal 889, 899, 933 Carlton Houee Magazine 761 Carmelites, or white fHars 89 Caroline, queen, printers* address to

886 Carthusian monks, order of, founded93 Catch-words invented 134— first used

by the Parisian printers 239 Catkolie InteUigeneer 999 Catholics, sev«e enactments against

370, 448 — emancipation bill passed —

909 Cato'e Lettere 627 Camtier'i Diumal 901 Celts, why so called 39 Centor 636, 879— (by Theobald) I61 Centura Temporum 999 Certain Information, 900 Ceylonese, method of writing 22 Chains for books, expense of 329 Chaldeans, mode of preserving their

knowledge 14 Champion 044, 879 Cbapd, printing-ofllce so called I41,

9 1 4 — ancient customs of a9 14 — poeti- cal description of 976 Chapter and verae, origin of 484 Charles X. of France, ordinances

against the press 910 — compelled to

abdicate the throne 910 Charter house, origin of 92 Cheap Magazine 894 Cheetham's library, Manchester 988 Chelmrford Chronicle 890, a78, 923 Cheltenham Chronicle 867, S96 Cherokee language invented 12, 13—

newspaper first printed 909 Cherry, An drew, anecdote of 849 Chess, the game of, invented IS7 Cheiter Courant 679— Chronicle 937 Chester mysteries 93 Chiaro-scuro engraving Invented <02 Chi^ Pateaget in Parliament 407 Chinese Dictionary 447 Chinese Bepoeitory 927 Chit Chat 619 Christian Uses 900 ChristlanB, first general persecution

against 31 ChHstianU Magazine 709 Christmas-day, origin of 228— kept by

the Princess Mary 322— carols 237,

228, 498

ChroMca de Marao 946 Chronicle 0/ Nuremberg 197 Chrysograpbic, a mode of writing 44 Churchman ; or. Loyalist's Weekly

Journal tu, tan Cirqulating library, earliest known 38

—progress of 721 Cistercians, an order of monks 93, 93 Cities Weekly Post 904 Citizen 6li— the, 638— 0/ the u!orld,70i City Hcout 903 — Mercury 597, 9/4 Clerc, Jean le, burned 334 Clergy, Ignorance of 73 — benefit of

291 — convocation of 688 Clowes, William, extent of his printing

establishment 920 Clyde Commercial Advertiser 833 Coaches introduced Into England 443 Cobbett's Keening Post 876— Peter Porcupine 777, 810— Po/ifica/ RegU- ter, 810— Rushlight 810 Codez Alezandrian 38, 689- Bexa 49—

Argentous 38 CoJFee-house Mercury 574 Colchester, trades at 68 Colchester Spy 509 Collection for improvement of Huzbar^

dry and Trade 979 Collection of Weekly Paaagee 603 Collingboiuoe, William, executed 176 ColUn'e Weekly Journal 638 Colophon, derivation of 396 Columbian press introduced into Eng- land 868

ComUnatlon amount Journeymen, 840 ComeMani or, Pkiiosophical Enqu^er

644 Comedy, sacred, origin of 44 Comical Observer 690 Cofitmenf of or 6S4

Common prayer In the Welsh language 941

Common Sense 661

Compendia Mercuric 674

Complete Mercury (76 — or, Haarlem Courant b^

Composition balls introduced 839 — rollers Introduced S7i

Comptroller, in French and English 704

Concordance, first, of the New Testa- ment 299— of the Hebrew bible 117 —first of the whole Bible 3I0— Cru- den's 727

Condoler 599

Confession and execution of Richard Longbome ii7

Conger printers.a society so called 631 '

Congregation of the Index, or censon books established at Rome 216

CofMousetH* 690

Connoisseur, meaning of 699

Constable's MisceUas^ 901

Constantinople, library destroyed at 40— capture 118

Constitution 895

Constitutional 94fi, 947

Contest 702

Contrast 710

Controller 609

Conoentical Courant 963

Cooper's /oAn Bull 964

Copperplate printing, earliest speci- men in Enghyid 276

Coindsts employed by the booksellon of Athens 33

Copyright act 993, 894, 910

Coranto from beyond the seas 600, an ezact 4t»

Corfu Gazette 866

Com Cutters Journal 638

Cornwall Gazette and Falmouth Paekei

Corpse-present, a perquisite to. the clergy 238

Corpus Christt, feast of 61, 87, 398 Correspondent 644

Cotsumld muse reprinted 918

Cottager r09

Council of Aiimlnlum 31— Aries SI— Carthage 77— Constance 99 —Trent 89— Rhelms 46— lAteran 216— Tou- louse 60— Lyons 86 — oecumenical first held 38

Country Messenger 401 — Gentleman 6»li— Gentleman's Courant 966, 992— Journal I or, the Craftsman 636 — OraWe668

County Chronicle 203, til—Berald 903 — HeroW(London)951— ifiw^'«761

Courant 930, 809— Intelligence bb7

Courant, I or. Weekly News, <ii—<tf News *73—from Vienna *73—from Rome t73— called News 473

Courier 801, 897, 879

Court favour, lines on the dependence

of 432 Courf Mercury in— Miscellany 7l4i—

Magazine 709— Journal 928, 931 Court of atar chamber founded 186—

ordinances of 343 Covent Garden Journal 081 Coventry mysteries 92— paiUamant held at 84— fmecdote of a friar at 296 Coventry Mercury 668. 890, g03 Creed sent by pope Adrian IV. 98 Criminal process, observations on 424 Crisis (by lord Mountmorres) 774 Critical Review 696 Critick 617

Critics, observations on 90I Croyland abbey built 52 Crusaders, origin of 92 — notice of 99 Cry from the Wilderness 603 Culfe, Henry, executed 44o Cumberland Pacyuet 877

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