Actors, i. 102, 3, 119, 120, 371, 2, 468; ii. 92, 226, 311, 408, 9; iii. 40, I.
Adams, Reverend Dr., i. 35, 160; ii. 78; iii. 73, 90, 141, 172.

America and the Americans, i. 511, 12, 525; ii. 239, 296, 313, 417, 457.
"Anthologia," Johnson's translations from, iii. 148.
Antiquities, the study of, ii. 384.
Arbuthnot, i. 262.

Argyle, Archibald, Duke of, ii. 147.

Armorial bearings, i. 429.

Ascham, Roger, Johnson's life of, i. 286.

Ash, John, M.D. founder of the Eumelian club, iii. 156.
Ashbourne, singular anecdote of the mistress of an inn there, ii. 241.
Astle, Thomas, Esq. ii. 494.

Reverend Mr. iii. 91.

Aston, Mrs. ii. 93, 330, 382, 439.

Avarice, ii. 318.

Authours, of deciding on their MSS. i. 439; ii. 275, 316, 355.

of their writing for profit, ii. 211, 12.

the respect due to them, ii. 311, 479.

his trial, i. 374, 5.

Johnson's letters to him, i. 220, 226, 7.

Barnard, Dr. (Bishop of Killaloe) i. 521; ii. 154, 475, 480.
Barretier, J. P. his life by Johnson, i. 89, 94.

Barrington, Hon. Daines, ii. 313.

Barrow, Dr. his Sermons, ii. 473.

Barry, Dr. his "System of Physick," ii. 121.

Barry, Mr. his paintings, iii. 27.

Barter, Mr. i. 420.

Bath, Johnson's visit to, ii. 127.

Bathurst, Dr. i. 116, 152.

Baxter, Richard, iii. 28.

Bayle's Dictionary, i. 262.

Beattie, Dr. i. 405, 410, 446.

Letter from Johnson to, ii. 398.

Beauclerk, Topham, Esq. i. 150, 511; ii. 290, 362, 3, 366, 392, 410.

his death, ii. 389.

Beggars, ii. 374, 406.

Beggar's Opera,” ii. 23, 4.

Bentham, Dr. ii. 79.

Bentley, Dr. English verses by, ii. 418.

Beresford, Mrs. and Miss, iii. 72.

Berwick, Duke, his "Memoirs,” ii. 294.

Bewley, Mr. his enthusiastick veneration for Johnson, ii. 495.

Biography, remarks on. i. 1—8; ii. 81, 146, 207, 436, 469; iii. 140, 159.
Birch, Dr. i. 98.

his letter to Johnson on his Dictionary, i. 174.

Birds, their migration, i. 479.

Bishops, iii. 68.

Blackfriar's Bridge, i. 213.

Blacklock's poetry, i. 287.

Blackmore, i. 383.

Johnson's life of, ii. 437.

Blagden, Dr. ii. 48, 420.

Blair, Reverend Dr. Hugh, his "Sermons," ii. 164, 169, 215, 243, 329, 469.

Letter to the Authour on Pope's "Essay on Man,” ii. 375.

Reverend Robert, authour of "The Grave," ii. 129.

Blake, Admiral, his life by Johnson, i. 89.

Blaney, Elizabeth, i. 10; iii. 139.

Blank verse, i. 395; ii. 429.

Blenheim Park, ii. 85.

Blue-stocking club, ii. 475.

Boerhaave, his life by Johnson, i. 85.
Boetius, i. 397.

Bolingbroke, Lord, his works, i. 162.

Bolton, Mr. of Birmingham, ii. 88.

Books and Booksellers, ii. 67, 225; iii. 69.

Boothby, Miss, letter of Johnson to, ii. 440.

Boscawen, Hon. Mrs. ii. 324.

Bosvile, Godfrey, Esq. ii. 402.

Bosville, Mrs. i. 423.

Boswell (the authour of this work)

introduced to Johnson, i. 240.

his "Account of Corsica," i. 341, 350, 1, 358, 364.

elected of the Literary Club, i. 471.

his "Letter to the People of Scotland," on Mr. Fox's India Bill, iii.
52, 55.

For other matters see i. 289, 311, 323, 341, 381, 455; ii. 57, 350, 511;
iii. 144.

Johnson's arguments in favour of his trying his fortune in London,
iii. 121.

Johnson's letters to him, i. 290, 310, 321, 349, 357, 384, 404, 407, 445,
448, 490, 1, 2, 3, 496, 498, 9, 500, 1, 2, 505, 507, 509, 510, 512, 514, 523 ;
ii. 31, 33, 35, 37, 54, 5, 57, 8, 61, 63, 4, 5, 127, 156, 7, 161, 2, 169, 170, 173,
174, 182, 184, 187, 190, 1, 193, 242, 247, 288, 347, 351, 354, 367, 370, 372,
381, 386, 388, 399, 404, 450, 497, 507, 509, 511, 513; iii. 32, 44, 53, 4, 56,
57, 59, 144.

Letters to Johnson from him, i. 323, 349, 493, 405, 407, 446, 494, 5, 501,
504, 509, 512, 513, 522; ii. 35, 52, 64, 156, 158, 9, 166, 169, 171, 2, 179, 183,
186, 189, 190, 192, 242, 3, 247, 249, 250, 1, 287, 345, 353, 367, 371, 381,
384, 397, 402.

Mrs. i. 493, 496; ii. 247, 249, 385, 514.

Boswell, Mrs. Letters of Johnson to, ii. 156, 189, 513.

Dr. his character of Johnson, ii. 104.

Mr. Thomas David, ii. 397; iii. 173.

Boucher, Governour, ii. 462.

Boufflers, Mad. de, ii. 52.

Braithwaite, Mr. iii. 69.

Bribery, ii. 7.

Brocklesby, Dr. his kind attention to Johnson, ii. 527; iii. 32, 56, 109, 160.
Letters of Johnson to, iii. 34, 123, & seq.

Brown, Mr. i. 15.

Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress,” i. 470.

Burke, Right Hon. Edmund, anecdotes of and remarks on, ii. 82, 151, 318, 416,

420; iii. 67, 95, 140, 166.

the authour introduced to him, i. 471.

his "Essay on the Sublime," &c., i. 371.

his "Letter on the Affairs of America,” ii. 228.

Burke, Mr. jun. ii. 24.

Burman, his life by Johnson, i. 94.

Burnet's History, i. 454.

Burney, Dr. ii. 350.

Johnson's letters to him, i. 159, 196, 198, 307; iii. 38, 129, 142.
Anecdotes of Johnson related by him, ii. 53, 495.

Burney, Miss, Johnson's praise of her and her works, iii. 27, 67.

her imitations of Johnson's style, iii. 153.

Burrowes, Reverend Robert, his remarks on and imitations of Johnson's style,

iii. 150.

Burton's “ Anatomy of Melancholy,” ii. 77.

"Burton's books," iii. 52.

Bute, Lord, ii. 16, 96, 150, 490.

Butter, Dr. ii. 212; iii. 160.

Byng, Admiral, his epitaph, i. 191.

Byng, Hon. John, his Letter to Mr. Malone, relative to Johnson's death, iii. 174.

Dr. Thomas, ii. 7, 12, 13.

Mungo, ii. 229.

Camus Melchoir, ii. 40.

Capel's Shakspeare, ii. 407.

Careless, Mrs. ii. 88.

"Careless Husband," origin of a scene in that comedy, i. 107.

Carleton, Captain, his "Memoirs,” iii. 106.

Carlisle, Earl of, his poems, ii. 479.

his tragedy, iii. 43.

Carter, Mrs. i. 83; iii. 67.

Cator, John, Esq. Johnson's character of him and his fine seat, iii. 92.
Cattle extraordinary, ii. 204.

Cave, Mr. Edward, his life by Johnson, i. 153, and see i. 429; ii. 318.
Johnson's letters to him, i. 48, 60, 71, 2, 3, 81, 2, 95, 6.
Chamberlayne, Reverend Mr. iii. 75.

Chambers, Sir Robert, i. 498.

Letter from Johnson to him, i. 166.

Chapone, Mrs. letter of Johnson to, iii. 43.
Charlemont, Earl of, ii. 455.

Charles I. ii. 25,} Johnson's opinion of.

II. ii. 7,

Chastity, ii. 86; iii. 157, and see Marriage.

Chatterton's poems, ii. 129.

Chesterfield, Lord, i. 112, 155, 453, 535; ii. 338, 364, 526; iii. 105.
his "Letters," i. 156; ii. 132.

Johnson's severe letter to him, i. 158.

Cheyne's "English Malady,” ii. 157.

Children, i. 17, 277; ii. 53, 118, 188.

Christian religion, evidence of, i. 279; ii. 229, 314.

Churchill's poetry, i. 258.

Chymistry, ii. 30.

Cibber, Colley, i. 107, 247, 327; ii. 146, 226; iii. 41, and see George II.

Theophilus, his "Lives of the Poets," ii. 118, 123.

Clarendon, Lord, continuation of his "History,” ii. 65.

Clarke, Dr. his works, iii. 172.

Clarke, Richard, Esq. iii. 52.

Clergy, The, i. 425, 473, & seq.; ii. 195, 306, 312, 453, 4, 463.

Advice to a young clergyman, ii. 400.

Clerk, Sir Philip Jennings, ii. 457.

Clive, Lord, ii. 374.

Clive, Mrs. the actress, ii. 409; iii. 41.

Club, Essex-head, established by Johnson, iii. 48, 9, 52.

Coachmakers'-hall debating society, ii. 466, 7.

Cobb, Mrs. ii. 93, 382.

Cock-lane ghost, i. 250; ii. 280.

Collections in writing, their use, i. 371.

Collins, the poet, i 234.

Colman, George, Esq. i. 529; ii. 163, 410.

his "Letter from Lexiphanes," iii. 151.

Compliments, ii. 264.

Condescension, ii. 101.

Conge d' Elire, iii. 99.

Congreve, his works, i. 367, 374.

Congreve, Reverend Mr. i. 17; ii. 89.

“Connoisseur,” i. 259.