vi. 244. Exerts his humane and His last Illness and Death, viii.
zealous interference in behalf of 393. 418. ; ix. 125. 152. 177, 178.
Dr. Dodd, vi. 275.

29. 311. 327. His will, viii. 402.
1778. His visit to Bennet Langton, His funeral in Westminster Ab-
at Warley Camp, vii. 224. His bey, 419. 424.

His monument in
home made uncomfortable by the St. Paul's, viii. 423. His epitaph
perpetual jarrings of those whom by Dr. Parr, viii. 424. Chrono
he sheltered under his roof, vii. logical catalogue of his prose
230.

works, X. 300. List of various
1779. Publishes the first four vo- portraits of him, x. 311. List of

lumes of his 'Prefaces, biogra. various designs intended to be
phical and critical, to the most executed by him, X. 294.

His
eminent of the English Poets,' vii. general character, by Boswell,
237.

viii. 425.
1780. Employed in the completion Johnson, Charles, author of 'Adven.

of the 'Lives of the Poets,' vii. tures of a Guinea,' iv. 307, 307 n.
308.

Johnson, Samuel, author of "Hurlo
1781. Completes his 'Lives of the Thrumbo,' v. 23 n.

Poets,' viii. 1. Loses his friend Johnson the equestrian, ii. 172, 173 n.
Mr. Thrale, viii. 59. Is appointed ' Johnsoniana,' the collection
one of his executors, viii. 60. called, vi. 60, 60 n. ; vii. 179.
Loses his friend Mr. Strahan, viii. Johnston, Arthur, his poems, ii. 218. ;
78. Plans a life of greater dili. iv. 96, 96 n.
gence, viii. 118.

Visits Oxford, Johnston, Sir James, x. 102.
Birmingham, and Lichfield, viii. Jones, Sir William, ii, 140 n.; vii. 261.
118.

Jones, Philip, vi. 75.
1782. Loses his old friend Robert Jones, Miss, ii. 78 n.

Levett, viii. 121. Declining state Jonson, Ben, v. 155.
of his health, viii. 126. Visits Jorden, Rev. Mr., i. 58, 59, 60. 80 n.
Oxford, viii. 137. Takes a part. Jortin, Dr. John, his ' Sermons, vii.
ing adieu of Streatham; his 79. ; viii. 46. ; ix. 142. His laconic
prayer on leaving Mr. Thrale's epitaph, viii. 46 n.
family, viii. 144. Reads a book of Joseph Andrews, ix. 322
the Æneid every night for twelve

Journal of life, its utility, ii. 218. ; iii.
nights, viii. 213.

254. ; v. 303. ; vii. 42. ; viii. 166.
1783. Attacked with a stroke of Judges, v. 148. 285.

the palsy, viii. 221. Visits Lich. Judgment, v. 298.
field and Oxford, viii. 227 n.

In-Junius, iii, 152.; vii. 248. ; viii. 307.
stitutes the Essex Head Club, Justamond, John Obadian, vi. 238 n.
viii. 249. Seized with a spasmodic Juvenal, v. 106. ; vii. 89, 89 n. Holya
asthma, viii. 251.

day's notes on, viii. 317.
1784. Visits Oxford, viii. 283. His
friends project a tour to Italy for

K.
the benefit of his health, viii. 328.
$39. 350. Visits Lichfield, Birm- Kaimes, Henry Home, Lord, i. 165.;
ingham, and Oxford for the last iii. 43. 93. 234. ; iv. 304.; v. 112. ; ix.
time, viii. 356. His extraordi- 144. His Elements of Criticism,
nary expiatory visit to Uttoxeter, ii. 166. ; vii. 78. His ‘Sketches of
viii. 378.; X. 103.

Man,' vii. 78. 198. 215.
VOL. X.

A A

Kearney, Rev. Dr. Michael, i. 194 n.;
vii. 103. 286 n. ; viii. 46.

L.
Kearsley, George, bookseller, i.
250 n.; viii. 44.

Lade, Sir John, viii. 413. ; ix. 38.
Kedleston, v. 196. ; vi. 300.

Verses on his coming of age, viii.
Kellie, Thomas, sixth Earl of, vi. 312. 414.
Kelly, Hugh, vi. 245. ; viii. 411. ; ix. Landlords, iii. 103. ; iv. 215. ; v. 25.
132.

35. ; vii. 80.
Kemble, John Philip, viii. 236. Langley, Rev. Mr., v. 195.
Kempis, Thomas à, vii. 54, 54 n. Langley, Charles, husband of' Alley
Ken, Bishop, v. 311.

Croker,' vii. 84 n.
Kennedy, Rev. Dr., ii. 133.

Langton, Bennet, i. 118. 294, 294 n.;
Kennedy, Dr., his tragedy, vii. 68. viii. 407. ; ix. 219. ; x. 57. 138. His
Kennicot, Dr. Benjamin, iii. 142, Collectanea of Johnson's sayings,
142 n.

vii. 350.
Kenrick, Dr. William, ii. 300, 300 n.; Langton, Miss Jane, vi. 168. John.
iii. 53. ; iv. 305, 305 n.; vii. 90.

son's letter to, iii. 159. ; viii. 267.
Kepple, Lady Elizabeth, iii. 99 n. Langton, Peregrine, ii. 341.
Kerr, James, iv. 32.

Langton, Bishop, i. 295 n.
Kettel, Dr. Ralph, ij. 41 n.

Language, viii. 213. Origin of, viii.
Kilmorey, John, tenth Viscount, v. 198. Of an ancient author, not to
197. ; X. 271.

be modernised, viii. 318. On writ-
Kindersley, Mr., X. 269.

ing verses in a dead, v. 319.
Kindness, vi. 327. ; viii. 140. ; ix, 119. Languages, ii. 245. ; iii. 12. 81. 183. ;
King, Rev. Dr., ii. 32 n.; V. 311 n. ; vi. 24. 154. ; ix. 255. Irish and
vii. 171.

Gaelic, iii. 183. Chinese, vii. 198.
King, Archbishop, his Essay on Poets, the preservers of, vi. 154.
Evil,' vii. 283 n.

The pedigree of nations, iv. 242.
Kings, their situation, ii. 206. 226.; Lapidary inscriptions, inaccuracy of,
iii. 23.; viii. 19.

vii. 239, 239 n.
King's-Head Club, ii. 218.

Latin, ix. 148. 310. Latin epitaphs,
Kippis, Dr. Andrew, iii. 157. ; iv. iv. 164, 164 n.
89 n.; vii. 317, 318 n.

Laud, Archbishop, his diary, iii. 251.
Knapton, Messrs., booksellers, ii. 211. Lauder, William, his forgery against
Kneller, Sir Godfrey, vii, 66, 67 n. Milton, i. 269, 269 n.
Knight, Lady, ii. 275. ; iii. 9 n. Anec- Law, vi. 57. Profession of, vi. 23,
dotes by, x. 48.

24 n. Opinions as to the study and
Knitting, v. 303. ; vii. 72.

practice of, ii. 289. 312. ; iii. 3. 36.
Knowledge, ii. 194. ; iii. 260.; V. 303. ; 253. ; iv. 87. ; vi. 23, 24 n. 57. ; ix.
vi. 79.; vii. 188.; ix. 4. 70. 78. 44. 136.

Cicero's defence of the
Every-day the best, ix. 4. 70. 78. study of, iii. 37 n.
Knowles, Mary, quakeress, vi. 198. Law, Dr. Edmond, Bishop of Carlisle,

200 n. ; vii. 126. 129. 138. 142. 144. vii. 304, 304 n.
Her theological dialogue with John- Law, William, viii. 287 n. 297. His
son, vii. 144. ; x. 15. 106.

Serious Call,' i. 69, 69 n. 137,
Knox, John, iv. 58.

137 n.; ix. 153.
Knox, Rev. Vicesimus, i. 261. ; viii. Lawrence, Sir Thomas, ii. 82 n.

333. His character of Johnson, x.153. Lawrence, Dr. Thomas, ii. 82. ; v.
Knox, John, on Johnson's Journey 228. ; vi. 140. ; vii. 309. ; viii. 128.;
to the Hebrides,' v. 237.

X. 265, 265 n.

Laws, vi. 38. 143.

ing, viii. 211. Of the press, iii. 53. ;
Lawyers, ii. 312. 324. ; vi. 57.; viii. 48. vi. 130. Of the pulpit, vi. 181.
Lay patronage, argument in defence | Liberty and necessity, viii. 433.
of, ii, 319.

Libraries, iv. 60 n. ; ix. 172.
Laziness, iv. 251. ; ix. 148.

Licensed stews, vi. 134.
Lea, Rev. Samuel, i. 46.

Lichfield, vi. 97.
Learned ladies, ix. 129.

Liddell, Sir Henry, iii. 200 n.
Learning, iv.55. 79. ; v. 131. 310. ; viii. Lies, ii. 120. 220.
212.

Life, rules for the conduct of, viii.
Leasowes, v. 214.

140. Dryden's lines on, viii. 304.
Lectures, on the practice of teaching Human, viii. 331.

Reflections on,
by, ii. 310.; viii. 68.

ii. 135. ; ii. 3. ; vi. 175. 219. 202.;
Lee, Alderman, vi. 198, 198 n.

ix. 31. 53. 71. 97. 175.
Lee, Arthur, vi. 189. 196.

• Lillibullero,' ballad of, v. 290, 291 n.
Lee, John, vii. 52, 52 n.

Linen, advantages of wearing, iv.
Leechman, Dr. William, iv. 66, 66 n.; 229.
v. 115.

Lintot, the bookseller, i. 112.
Leeds, Francis, fifth Earl of, vii. 361. Literary Club,' founded, ii. 272. 320,
Legitimation by subsequent mar- 321. 323. 325. ; iii. 279. 299. ; iv.
riage, vi. 88, 88 n.

111. ; v. 255. 288, 288 n. ; vi. 235.
Leibnitz, iji. 183. ; v. 12.

248. 263. ; vii. 59, 59 n. 122. 375.;
Leicester, Robert Dudley, Earl of, v. ix. 47. Complete list of its mem-
201.

bers from its foundation to the pre-
Leisure, the source of intellectual im- sent time, ii. 325.
provement, iii. 258.

* Literary Anecdotes,' Nichols's, a
Leith, iv. 49.

storehouse of facts and dates, viii.
Leland, Rev. Dr. Thomas, ii. 288. ; 374.
vi. 243. ; vii. 158.

Literary fame, v. 303.
Lenox, Mrs. Charlotte, i. 307, 308.; | Literary fraud, i. 304. ; ii. 72. 125.

ii. 134 ; v. 222. ; vii. 358.; viii. 272. | Literary Journals, iii. 25.
Leslie, Charles, viii. 287 n.

Literary man, life of, viii, 76.
Letter-writing, viii. 80.

Literary property, ii. 222. ; iii. 302.;
Letters, sanctity of private, iii. 49. iv. 70.;. viii. 100.

• None received in the grave,' viii. Literary reputation, iii. 276.
415, 415 n.

Literature, good, superfetation of the
Levellers, ii. 233.

press prejudicial to, vii. 188. Small
Lever, Sir Ashton, viii. 337, 337 n. quantity of, in the world, vii. 151 n.
Levett, Robert, i. 185.; viii. 121. ; Dignity of, vii. 159.

x. 45. 82. 258. 263. Verses to the me. Little books, ix. 255.
mory of, viii. 122.

Liturgy of the Church of England,
Lewis, David, his lines to Pope, viii. ix. 130.
309.

Liverpool, Charles Jenkinson, first
Lewis, Francis, i. 266, 266 n.

Earl of, vi. 282.
Lexiphanes,' Campbell's, iii. 31, 31 n. *Lives of the English Poets,' vi, 149.
Libels, v. 23. ; vi. 60. 130. From the 194. 240. 331. ; vii. 168. 236. 253. 267.

pulpit, vi. 181. On the character 308. ; viii. 1–36. ; ix. 213. 250.
of the dead, vi. 130.

Lleweney, v. 199, 200, 201. ; viii. 288 n.
Liberty, iii. 53. ; vii. 258. Political, iii. Lloyd, Dr., Bishop .of St. Asaph, v.
53. Of conscience, iii. 291. Of teach.

168 n.

Lloyd, Mr., quaker, of Birmingham, Lord Chancellors, mode of choosing,
vi. 87. 89.

iii. 186.
Lloyd, Humphry, the antiquary, v. | Loudoun,John, fourth Earl of,v.118 n.
201.

Loudoun, Lady Margaret Dalrymple,
Lloyd, Olivia, quakeress, i. 97.

Countess of, vii. 231.
Lobo's 'Account of Abyssinia,' i. 90. ; Loughborough, Lord, ii. 141. 143. 158,
vi. 122.

159. ; v. 299 n. ; vi. 116, 117. ; viii.
Local attachment, iii. 108.
Locality, viii. 227.

Louis XIV., iii. 26. ; vii. 192.
Lochbuy, the Laird of, v. 81, 82 n. Lovat, Simon, twelfth Lord, i. 208. ;
Lochbuy, Lady, v. 82.

iv. 246 n. ; v. 149.
Loch Lomond, v. 109. ; vii. 256. Love, ii. 151. ; iii. 137. ; v. 306. ; vi.
Lock, William, of Norbury Park, viii. 92. ; vii, 19. ; viii. 55. ; ix. 76.
11.

Love and Madness, viii. 177. A play,
Locke, John, iv. 93 ; vii. 355. His viii. 55.

verses to Dr. Sydenham, iv. 94. His Loveday, Dr. John, iii. 302 n.
plan of education, vii. 222.

Lovibond, Edward, i. 111.
Lodgings, list of Johnson's various, in Low company, viii. 316.
London, i. 217. ; vii. 288.

Low Life, v. 38.
Lofft, Capel, viii. 276.

Lowe, Mr., i. 41. 43.
Lombe, John, his silk-mill at Derby, Lowe, Mauritius, painter, vii. 252.
vi. 306.

346 n.; viii. 192.
London, i. 110. 114. ; v. 278. 301 n.; Lowth, Dr. Robert, Bishop of Lon-

vi. 138. 322. ; vii. 77. 87. 149. 227. don, iii. 23. ; iv. 80. 130.; vi. 181.
282. ; viii. 152. 380. The great field | Lowther, Sir James, the miser, iv. 116.
of genius and exertion, i. 110. 'Art Lowthers, family of the, iv. 117.
of Living' in, i. 114. Johnson's Lucas, Dr. Charles, ii. 65 n.
poem of, i. 129. 132. 140. 142. 144.

Lucian, vi. 126 n. ; vii. 380.
222. Johnson's love of, ii. 76. 202. ; Lumisden, Andrew, vi. 20.
iii. 134. 148. 75. ; vi. 323. ; vii. 87. Lunardi, aëronaut, viii. 361, 362.
249.; viii. 363 n. The fountain of · Lusiad,' viii. 246.
intelligence, v. 183. No place where

Luton Hoe, viii. 96.
economy can be so well practised as Luxury, iii. 202. 256. ; iv. 56. ; v. 102.

;
in, vii. 249. State of the poor in, vi. 178. ; vii. 54. 123. 135.
vii. 282. Too large, v. 301. Mode Lydiat, Thomas, i. 225 n.
of choosing its mayors, vii. 220. Lye,& Edward, his Saxon Dictionary,
Pennant's ' Account' of, vii. 113. ii. 321.
Shopkeeper, iv. 80. 82 n., 83. No Lyttelton, George, Lord, ii. 3. 14;
place cures a man's vanity so well iii. 23. 140. 260 n. 280. ; iv. 164.; V.

9 n. 213. ; vi. 77. 150. ; vii. 334. ; viii.
London Chronicle,' ii. 72. 275. ; iii. 27.; ix. 135. 254. ; x.114. His 'Life of
108. 246. ; vii. 48. ; viii. 52.

Henry II.,'iii. 23. 260 n. ; vi. 150 n.
Londoners, iii. 105. ; v. 35.

Johnson's Life of, viii. 27. His
Long, Dudley. See North, viii. 48. 56. • Dialogues of the Dead,' vi. 77. ;
Longitude, ii. 54.

viii. 28.
Longlands, Mr., iii. 223.

Lyttelton, Thomas, Lord, his vision,
Longley, John, vii. 356 n.

viii. 302 n.
Lonsdale, first Earl of, iv. 116.

Lyttelton, Mr., uncle of Lord Lyttel.
Looking.glasses, vi. 13.

ton, iii. 162. ; vi. 176 n.
Lopez de Vega, ix. 24.

Lyttelton, Miss, vi. 176 n.

as, iii. 134.