e Rondeaus are by Dr. L.
The Delavaliad. Richardson.
Epigrams. Tickle and Richardson.
Lord Graham's Diary. "Tickle, I believe."--L.
Lord Mulgrave's Essays. Ellis.
Anecdotes of Pitt. G. Ellis.
A Tale. Sheridan.
Morals. Richardson.
Dialogue. Lord John Townsend.
Prettymania.

_Epigrams._

No. 1. Dr. Lawrence.
" 32. Do.
" 33. Do.
" 37. Do.

_Foreign Epigrams._

No. 1. Ellis.
" 2. Rev. O'Byrne.
" 3. Do.
" 4. Do.
" 5. Do.
" 6. Dr. Lawrence.
" 7. Do.
" 8. Do.
" 9. Do.
" 10. Do.
" 11. Tickle.
" 12. Do.

"Most of the English Epigrams unmarked are by Tickle, some by Richardson,
D. Bate, R----d, and others."--L.

Advertisement Extraordinary. Dr. Lawrence.
Paragraph Office. Do.
Pitt and Pinetti. "Ellis, I believe."--L.
The Westminster Guide. Genl. Burgoyne.
A new Ballad. Lord J. Townsend or Tickle.
{131}
Epigrams on Sir Elijah Impey. R----d.
---- by Mr. Wilberforce. Ellis.
Original Letter. A. (Adair.)
Congratulatory Ode. Courtenay.
Ode to Sir Elijah Impey. "Anonymous--I believe L. J. Townsend."--L.
Song, to tune "Let the Sultan Saladin." R----d.
A new Song, "Billy's Budget." Fitzpatrick.
Epigrams. R----d.
Ministerial Facts. "Ld. J. Townsend, I believe."--L.
Journal of the Right Hon. H. Dundas.
To end of March 7th. Tierney.
March 9th and 10th. Dr. Lawrence.
March 11th. Tierney.
March 12th and 13th. C. Grey.
March 14th. Tierney.
"This came out in numbers, or rather in continuations, in the
Newspaper."--L.
Incantation. Fitzpatrick.
Translations. "Tickle, Richardson, R----d, and others."--L.

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The "Memoranda" &c., respecting _The Rolliad_, at Vol. ii., p. 439.,
recalled to my recollection a "Note" made several years back; but the
"Query" was, where to find that Note? However, I made a mental note, "when
found," to forward it to you, and by the merest chance it has turned up, or
rather, out; for it fell from within an old "Common Place Book," when--I
must not take credit for being in search of it, but, in fact, in quest of
another note. Should you consider it likely to interest either your
correspondents, contributors, or readers, you are much welcome to it; and
in that case, to have troubled you with this will not be regret