CONTENTS. Personal Disputes. — Duke of Devonshire. Burke's Definition of a Free Government. Ilam. - The Future State. · Slave Trade. — American Independence. - Corruption of Parliament. - Planting. "Oddity John- Inmates of Bolt Court. - Tom Davies. · Counsel at the Bar of the House of Commons. - Thomas à Kempis. - Uses of 49 Country Life. Great Cities. - French Literature. Old Age. "Unius Lacertæ." Potter's Eschylus. Pope's Homer. - Sir W. Temple's Style. Mr. Tasker's "Ode."- Man of the World. "Vicar of - Friendship. Eulogy on Garrick. "Art of getting - Mr. Melmoth. Fitzosborne's Letters. Somerset- House Exhibition. Riots in London. Lord George Clergyman. Composition of Sermons. Borough Elec- Lady Southwell. Mr. Alexander Macbean. shire. - Burke's Definition of a Free Government. Ilam. The Christian Revelation. Mungo Dr. Taylor's Bull-dog. "Esop at Campbell. play."- Memory. - Rochester's Poems.- Prior. — Hypochondria. Books. Homer and Virgil. Lord Bacon. Topham Beauclerk. Grainger's "Ode on Solitude." - Music. Happiness. Future State.-Slave Trade.-American Independence. · Corruption of Parliament.— Planting.— “ Oddity Johnson." Decision of the Negro Cause. Saunders Welch. Advice to Travellers. spondence. - Mr. - Corre ON Monday, September 22., when at breakfast, I unguardedly said to Dr. Johnson, "I wish I saw you and Mrs. Macaulay together." He grew very angry; and, after a pause, while a cloud gathered on his brow, he burst out, "No, Sir; you would not see us quarrel, to make you sport. Don't you know that it is very uncivil to pit two people against |