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h, Queen, mistake of her ambassador, 41. Empedocles, 74. Employment, regular, a good thing, 93. Epaulets, perhaps no badge of saint-ship, 30. Episcopius, his marvellous oratory, 123. Eric, king of Sweden, his cap, 101. Evangelists, iron ones, 24. Eyelids, a divine shield against authors, 54. Ezekiel, text taken from, 64. Factory-girls, expected rebellion of, 60. Family-trees, fruit of jejune, 100. Faneuil Hall, a place where persons tap themselves for a species of hydrocephalus, 54 --a bill of fare mendaciously advertised in, 100. Father of country, his shoes, 108. Female Papists, cut off in midst of idolatry, 104. Fire, we all like to play with it, 56. Fish, emblematic, but disregarded, where, 54. Flam, President, untrustworthy, 45. Fly-leaves, providential increase of, 54. Foote, Mr., his taste for field-sports, 58. Fourier, a squinting toward, 52. Fourth of Julys, boiling, 42. France, a strange dance begun in, 61. Fuller, Dr. Thomas, a wise saying of, 28. Funnel, Old, hurraing in, 15. Gawain, Sir, his amusements, 56. Gay, S. H., Esquire, editor of National Antislavery Standard, letter to, 74. Getting up early, 4, 20. Ghosts, some, presumed fidgety, (but see Stilling's Pneumatology,) 75. Giants formerly stupid, 56. Gift of Tongues, distressing case of, 53. Globe Theatre, cheap season-ticket to, 72. Glory, a perquisite of officers, 94 --her account with B. Sawin, Esq., 99. Goatsnose, the celebrated interview, with, 84. Gray's letters _are_ letters, 76. Great horn spoon, sworn by, 58. Greeks, ancient, whether they questioned candidates, 84. Green Man, sign of, 35. Ham, sandwich, an orthodox (but peculiar) one, 62. Hamlets, machine for making, 87. Hammon, 51, _note_, 83. Hannegan, Mr., something said by, 59. Harrison, General, how preserved, 82. Hat-trees, in full bearing, 100. Hawkins, Sir John, stout, something he saw, 100. Henry the Fourth, of England, a Parliament of, how named, 41. Hercules, his second labour probably what, 124. Herodotus, story from, 11. Hesperides, an inference from, 100. Holden, Mr. Shearjashub, Preceptor of Jaalam Academy, 83 --his knowledge of Greek limited, _ib._ --a heresy of his, _ib._ --leaves a fund to propagate it, 84. Hollis, Ezra, goes to a Cornwallis, 14. Hollow, why men provi
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