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CAMPBELL, Dr. John, life of, 343-brought
from Scotland young-placed with an attorney
-publishes the history of Prince Eugene and
the Duke of Marlborough, 343-writes in
the Universal History, 344-publishes other
works-his Hermippus Redivivus-infcrip-
tion in Reinfius, 344-his collection of voy-
ages and travels, 345-he writes in the Bio-
graphia Britannica, 345, and in the Precep-
tor, 346, and in the Modern Univerfal Hifto-
ry, 347-made doctor of laws, 347-pub-
lithes his laft work, a philofophical furvey of
Great-Britain, 347- dies, 347-Smollet's
character of Dr. Campbell's writings, 347-
Dr. Campbell receives the Emprefs of Ruffia's
picture, 348-his private hiftory, 348-his
learning and religious tenets
Canonization of faints, by Bishop Hay
Card from Sir J. Banks to his friends
Character of a gentleman

of the Elector of Cologne

349

134

459

139

279

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and anecdotes of Frederic II. King
of Pruffia, by Voltaire
Cheynel, Dr. life of, by Dr. Samuel Johnson,
420- -introduction- -Cheynel born and

educated at Oxford-takes orders-de-
nied his grace-his character and temper,
421-

-he fuffers at the vifitation of Merton
college prefented to a living--has a dif-
pute with Archbishop Laud-declares him-
Telf a prefbyterian and for the parliament-
he is nominated one of the divines who met
to fettle the new difcipline- -the cavaliers
plunder his houfe--he retires to Suffex, 422

-he preaches before the parliament-
meets Mr. Chillingworth-attends him,
and procures him the rites of burial-at-
tends the army, and difplays his courage, 423

-he is prefented to the living of Petworth

-he is fent with fix others to reform the
univerfity of Oxford-his conduct there-
oppofed by Earbury, 424-made president of
St. John's college-profeflor of divinity-
refigns them both-retires to Petworth, 427
-dies

428

Churchill, Charles, life of, 17-educated at
Weftminfter-school, 17-refufed admittance
at Oxford, 17-caufe of this repulfe, 17--
he marries, 18-is ordained, and goes to a
LOND. MAG. Dec. 1784.

curacy in Wales, 18-he returns to London,
18- -commences writer in his diftreffes, 19
-behaviour of the actors on the Rofciad, 19
-continues to publish, 20-character of his
various poems, 20-his fermons, 24-he
dies in France, 25- -effect of his death on
Lloyd, 25- -Mr. Wilkes's epitaph on
Churchill, 25-character of Churchill, as a
poet
26
Clarke, William, life of, 264-born in Shrop-
fhire-educated at Shrewsbury--removed to
St. John's college, Cambridge-chofen chap-
lain to the Bishop of St. David and Duke of
Newcastle-made rector of Buxted, 264-
marries Mifs Wotton-takes degrees-new
preferment—his writings-dies, 265---
epitaph on himself-his character-epi-
gram by him-turn for poetry, 266-cha-
racter of Mrs. Clarke-epitaph on Mr. and
Mrs. Clarke, by Mr. Hayley

267

Colonel Gordon's quarrel with Col. Thomas 372

E.

456

ELECTION of a prefident and council 459
Explanation of a paffage in Horace

451
F.
FRANKLIN, Dr. Thomas, life of, 105, 173

-intended for a printer-fent to Weltmin-
fter-school-removed to Cambridge-tran-
flates Phalaris, 105-tranflates Cicero de na-
tura deorum--chofen Greek profeffor-en-
gaged in a difpute-publishes Tranflation,
106-critique on the poem of Translation,
107 Franklin writes in the Critical Re-
view-publishes the Centinel-made lecturer
of St. Paul's, 107- -Preferred in the church

-tranflates Sophocles, 108-remarks
on tranflations, 108-fpecimen of the Eng-
lifh Sophocles, 109-account of the differ-
tation on ancient tragedy, 109-thoughts
on the ancient chorus, 110- -Colman, on
the restoration of the chorus, 110-Franklin
quarrels with Murphy, 110-history of
their difpute, 111-Teft, Contest, and Cen-
tinel, 11- -critical review of Gray's odes,
111-reply in the Literary Magazine, 111-
Murphy's letter to Franklin, 112--Franklin
fwears the peace against Murphy, 113-story
of Garrick and Murphy, 113-Garrick's
epigram, 113-termination of the quarrel,
114-preaches a fermon on the death of King
George the Second-characterized in the
Rofciad-gives his name with Smollet to a
tranilation of Voltaire-appointed to preach
before the fons of the clergy--publishes fer-
mons on the relative duties death of his
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father,

L.

152

141, 223

305

467

E.

ESSAY on medals

F.

MEMOIRS of ancient chivalry

Q.

387

474

386

No.

301