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 Freeholder's Journal 627, 633 Free Inquirer 709 Freeman's Magasine; or, the Consti tutional Repository 747-Weekly Post 569-Journal 711 Freeport Gazette 714 Freethinker 600, 617 French Intelligenoer 495, 710-Ocour- Greville minerals, sum paid for 685 rences 520 Grey-steill poem of 414 Friend 785, 796 Friendly Intelligence 557 Friends' Society, or Quakers, origin of 513, 514 Frogmore lodge, printing press at 845 Full and true account of the besieging and taking of Carrick fergus 573 Full narrative of the pope's death 573 Galatians or Gauls, why so called 39 Gall's Mr. invention for printing for the blind 903 Gardener's Gazette 946 Garland's Journal 628 George IV., expense of coronation German Intelligencer 481 Germantown, N. A. battle of 652 Germany, book trade of 951 Gesta Romanorum 74 Ghost, the 793 Gillette. Mawman, trial of 823 Glasgow Argus 930-Caledonia 832- Courant 612-Courier 773, 989, 941, Chronicle 932, 922,950-Evening Post 894-Free Press 884-Herald 744- Journal 642-Mechanic's Magazine 994-Packet 853–Scots Times 824— Scottish Guardian 997—Scotsman 849 –Scottish Reformer's Gazelle 953- Weekly Christian Teacher 952-Sen- tinal 885 989 king's army before Namur 678 Hue and Gry Police Gaselts 910 Greek, first book printed wholly in 218 Hull Advertiser 783, 878-Packet 761-- -capitals first used 219- mode of Rockingham 834 writing 10-Typography 218, 219 Green's News from heaven and hell 416| Greenwich Chronicle 813 Glasgow, stationers' company com- menced 869-first circulating library at 864-bibles printed at 864 Glastonbury abbey, donation to 42— abbot of executed 278 Glass windows introduced into Eng- land 331-Glaziers introduced 49 Gleaner, by Dr. Drake 844 Gloss, meaning of 62 Gloucester Journal 694, 939 Glutton mass held at Leicester, 200 God save the King, anthem of 450 Gold, printing in 944 Good news from England 503 Good news to Christendom 479 Gorbaduc, first regular drama in Eng- lish 334 Gray's Inn Journal 684-Debates 658 Great Britain's Post 521 Grumble, 604, 611, (by Grose) 971 Guardian 609 Grub-street writers, origin of 415 Growler; or, Diogenes robbed of his Idem 587 tub 600 Guary miracle plays, Cornwall 98 Guild, origin of 896 Gulliver a Travels, sum received for 67% Gunpowder plot 448 Gutenberg John, festival in honour of 949 Hackett William, executed 416 Haerlem, anniversary of the invention of printing held at 887–-deputation from America attended Haerlam Courant 562, 579 Garter, order of, instituted 74 Gateshead Observer 952 Gazette à la mode; or Tom Brown's Ghost 594 Gasetts et autres Avis d'Angleterre France, Holland, &c. 563 General Advertiser 636, 883, 986– Hampshire Independent 903 Magazine 668-Evening Post 903- Hand (the), Bell on the use of 37 Post 600, 614, 615-Postscript 594—Hand-bills, origin of 35 Geneva Psalms, price of four books 414 Hand guns, earliest known in England Gentleman's Diary 668–Journal 557, 175 626-Magazine 644, 656, 657, 699, 749 Genius 709 Gentleman 735 Hand paper, origin of the name 271 Happy News to England 498 Harfleur, battle of 87 Heads of a diary 519 Heathcote's Halfpenny Post 633 Geographical Intelligence 573 George, singular dedication to the name of 460 world 574 Hebrew bible, first concordance to 117 Informator Rusticus 500 Hellenic Trumpet 896 Heraclitus Ridens 563, 617 883 Heraclitus Ridens, a dialogue between jest and earnest 586 Herald; or Patriot Proclaimer 739 Heraldry, first work npon 119 Herculaneum.destroyed23-sumgrant-| ed for copying MSS. found at 814 Heresy and heretics, meaning of 76- mode of punishment in Elizabeth's Inquisitor 635 time 973-act against in Scotland 238 Inspector 681 Hermes Straticus 509 Hermit 619—or, a view of the world 600 Hexapla, or Sextuple, derivation of 39 Hieroglyphics, Egyptian 3-Mexican 7 -Symbols of 7 High German Doctor 689 Hippocrates Ridens 569 His majesty's letter to the lord bishop of London 574 Impeachment of the duke and duchess of Lauderdale 657 Imperial Magazine 784 Important Protestant Mercury 562 Imprimerie royal at Paris, 284 Imprint, decision about the 821 Indentures, curious book 207 Halfpenny London Journal; or, the Independent Whig 625, 832, 849 British Oracle 635—Post 665 Index expurgatory 316, 339 Historia Histrionica 580, Literaria 648| Historiam Literaram 813 Historian 602 Historical account of books and tran- sactions of the learned world 571 Historical, Biographical, Literary, and Scientific Magazine 883 Historical Dictionary, first published 569 Historical, Political, and Literary Register 723 Historical Register 616, 709 History of Fanny Hill, account of 763 History of Learning 574 Gospel of Nicodemus, curious account of 199, 290 Gracechurch-street, London, origin of the name 459 Grammar, first printed in England 201 Grammar schools, origin of 116, 117 Granada Gazelle 714 Grandler Urban, burnt at the stake 122| History of Henry II. curious account Grandison Sir Charles, singular in- of its publication 739 fringement of copyright 666, 667 Histriomastris, or player's scourge 488 Grand diurnal of the passages in par- | Hit-pricke, meaning of 299 liament 498–Political Informer 521| Holland, decree against the printers of -Journal 498—Magazine 783 Grange, private press at 718 Gray Lady Jane, executed 317-her love of books 318 843 History of Thuanus, act concerning 667 Hull and East Riding Times 954 Humourist's Magazine 761 Husa John, burned at the stake 86 Hyp Doctor 643 Hypocrite,the, discovered and cured500 Icon Libellorum 189 History of the works of the learned 580, 661 Homer, poems of 20-by whom col- lected 33 Idler, curious edvertisement of 709 Illuminating and binding performed by the clergy 46 Illustrated manuscripts, latest speci- men of 563 Image of death, poem by Southwell 422 Impartial Intelligencer 512-London 560, 563 Honest Gentleman 617-TrusBriton 684 Hope introduced into England 256 Horrid news from St. Martina 554 Index to the house of commons, sums paid for compiling and printing 749 India, East, restrictions of the press removed 888 Indian Observer, London and Madras 780 Indo-Chinese Gleaner 866 Indulgences, sale of 291 Infallible Astrologer 581 Infernus; or, news from the other Ink, gold, sliver, and different colours made by the ancients 27-Latin term of 27 Innoculation introduced into England 700 Inquisition established in Spain 189- Portugal 183-number of persons who have suffered by 183-tomb of □ famous inquisitor 189 Intelligence 544-from head quarters 510-from Scotland 501-ts modest narrative of 519--of the civil wars in France 520 Intelligencer, the best and most perfect 518-(by Sheridan) 640 International copyright act 954 Intruder 820 Inverness Journal 859 Investigator (by Ramsay) 718 Iprwich Journal 799, 869 Ireland converted to christianity 39- famous for its schools 45 History of sir Charles Grandison,singu- Italic letter invented 198 lar infringement of copyright 666, 687, 688 Ireland,patent of king's printer renew- ed, 843 Ireland's true diurnal 498 Irish newspapers first stamped 731- debates forbid in the English news- papers 530-literary property act 809 -origin of language, 39 Irish Mercury 495—Monthly 518-Con- rant 574 Isle of Man Weekly Gazette 853, 827 Italian language popular in England 397 Ivory tablets used by the Romans 18- by the Burmese 23 Jacobite's Journal 677 Jamaica Mercury 952 January's Account 504 Japan, the catholics expelled from 265 Jeming, a system of gambling among printers 513 Jerusalem taken by the crusaders 52 Jesuita Vapulans 562 Joan of Arc, burnt 95-poem of 763 Jockey's Intelligencer 565 John Bull 815, 879, 882, 885, 953 Digitized by Google
 * Grub-street Journal 575
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