G. Woodfall, Printer,

Angel Court, Skinner Street, London.

GUARDIAN.

No. 154.

CONTENTS.

VOL. XIII.

No.

HISTORICAL and Biographical Pre-

face.

Original Dedications.

1. The Author's Address-Importance of

Authors-Plan of the Work.....

2. History of the Author-the Lizard

Family.....

STEELE

3. Remarks on Collins's Discourse on

Free-thinking......... STEELE or BERKELEY

4. On Dedications-the Author to him-

self......

POPE

5. Family of the Lizards-the Females. STEELE

6. The same- -Sir Harry Lizard................................

7. Conversation on Marriage-Smith's

Letters to Sir Francis Walsingham

8. On Passion Story of Licenciado Es-

quivel and Aguire.....

9. Character of Mr. Charwell-his Eco-

nomies-Letter on Free-thinking ..

10. On Dress-Letter of Simon Sleek on

that Subject.....

11. On Reproof, GAY-Letter on the Ob-

sequium Catholicon, and cures by it Pope

12. On Criticism, and the Artifices of cen-

sorious Critics......

STEELE

No.

13. Account of the younger Sons of the

Lizards....

14. Account of two thoughtless young Men

-Fashion of driving Carriages......

15. Love Verses-easy Writing....

16. On Poetry-Songs-Song Writing...

17. On illicit Love-Story of a French

Knight...

18. Thoughts on the Prospect of Death---

Psalm by Sir Philip Sidney.........

19. On the Influence of Vice-Insensibi-

lity to virtuous Sentiment-Henry

IV. of France, his Prayer before

Battle........

20. On Duelling

21. Excellency and Superiority of the

Scriptures....

22. On a Country Life-Pastoral Poetry.

23. On the same

24. Jack Lizard's return from the Uni-

versity on Pedantry-Conversa-

tion......

.....

25. On Lord Verulam's History of Henry

VII......

26. All Women are Ladies-Letter recom-
mending a wife to Sir Harry Li-
zard

.....

27. Grounds to expect a future State

proved

28. On Pastoral Poetry..

STEELE

BUDGELL

STEELE

..BERKELEY

... STEELE

29. Essay on Laughter-several Kinds of

Laughter.....

30. On Pastoral Poetry..

......

31. Various Schemes of Happiness........ BUDGELL

32. The Subject of Pastoral Poetry treated

in an Allegory......

STEELE