ence on Smith, 37;
correspondence with Hume on Balance of Trade, 38;
works for removal of duty on American iron, 93

Oxford, Smith's matriculation, 18;
expenses of education there then, 19;
Did Smith graduate? 20;
state of learning there, 20;
Smith on, 21;
his friendlessness at, 27;
never revisited by him, 29

Oyster Club, Edinburgh, 334; Samuel Rogers at, 418

Panmure House, Smith's Edinburgh residence, 325

Paris, Smith in, 175, 194

_Pastor Fido_, Smith's opinion of, 369

Percy's _Reliques_, Smith's opinion of, 369

Physiocrats, the, 216

Pitt, William, disciple of Smith, 404;
his remark to Smith at Dundas's, 405;
Smith's remark on, 405;
consults Smith on public affairs, 406

Plagiarism, Smith's alleged accusation of Blair, 32;
his alleged fear of, 64, 269

Playfair, Professor John, on Oyster Club, 335;
on Dr. Hutton, 337

Playfair, William, on Smith's conversation, 268;
on Smith's declining health, 405

Poker Club, 134

Pope, Alexander, Smith on, 369, 370

Population question, 398

Portraits of Smith, 438

Pownall, Governor, Smith's letter to, 319

Price, Dr. Richard, on decline of population, 398;
Smith's opinion of, 400

Pringle, Sir John, on _Wealth of Nations_, 288

Pulteney, Sir William, attends Smith's lectures, 32;
introduced by Smith to Oswald, 103;
Smith's letter to, on Indian supervisorship, 253

Quacks in medicine, 276, 279

Quaestor of Glasgow College, office held by Smith, 68

Quesnay, Dr. F., Smith not his disciple, 215;
Smith's admiration for, 215;
refusal of farmer-generalship for his son, 218;
discussions in his room, 219;
called in by Smith to treat Duke of Buccleugh, 222

Ramsay, Allan, Smith on _Gentle Shepherd_, 369

Ramsay, Allan, painter, founder of Select Society, 107

Ramsay, John, of Ochtertyre, on Kames's friendship with Bangour, 41;
on Smith's religious views, 60;
on Smith at whist, 97;
on Smith's smartening during his foreign travels, 227;
on Smith's depression after his mother's death, 393

Rector of Glasgow University, Smith's appointment, 410

Reid, Dr. Thomas, on students of Moral Philosophy class, Glasgow, 58

Religion, Smith's views suspected in Glasgow, 60;
his views obliged to be controverted by Bishop Douglas, 393;
his final testimony, 429

Republicanism, Smith's, 124

Reston, Lord, _see_ Douglas, David

Reviews, Smith's opinion of the, 370

Revolution, French, Did S