General ConTeENTS Zo the three firfi Volumes. 


333 


General Contents to the Turee Firft Voiumes of the Univerfal Magazine, 
conneEling the principal Articles under their refpefive Heads, fo that the 
Reader is, at one View, dire&ed how and where to find the Continuation, and 


every Branch of any Subjeé. 


Natomy, leéturts thereon, vol. 3. 
. $2, 97, 150 
Angling and fporting, v. 1. 131, 181, 
227, 325- V. 2. 31, 81, 130, 180 
Antiquities, v. 1. 143, 156, 251, 343. v. 2. 
97> 160. v. 3. 29, 76, 77, 80, 94, 124, 
247, 260 
Architefture, v. 1. 378. v. 2. 12,63, 110 
Art of Printing, Vv. %. 27, 6a, 299 
making wine, cyder, and verjuicc, v. 1. 
refining metals 
— dblwing glafs 
—— cafting plate or deoking-glafi, 
—— gunnry, v. I. 104. 
—_ Weaving — 
— winding and twifting filk, 4 
—— clock and watch- making, V. 1. 319. V. 2. 
88, 107, 156, 215. v. 3. 8g 
V. Io 33%. V. % 135, 170 
Ve 2. 30, 84, 131 
_ V. 2. 245 
V. 2. 330 


Vv. I. 


—— chemifir;, 
brewing 
— gla/s-grinding 
— breeding filkworms 
— frort- band 


engraving, etching, and cuttin 


— 


—_—— 


Painting and limning, 
dumb Jpesch ; 
Each of thefe Arts are exaély repr 
*fented on diffcrent Copper-plates, 
B. 


_— 


N, B. 


Biography, or lives of eminent perfons, See 
Lives."",. ~*~ 
Brachygraphy, the art of fhort-hand, v. 3. 
Brewing (The art of) V. 2. 39, 84, 1 
Books remarked or abftraéted. 
—— M. Nolet’s cleftricity, v. 1. 119, 220 
ve 
——— Dr. Short’s hiftory and properties ab tee 
V. I. 121, 161. Vv. 2. IOI, 154, 206, 
—-—- Bithop Tanner's Notitia, v. 1. 156, A 
v. 2. 160. v. 3. 76, 124, 247, 260 
=——— Memoirs of Col. James Gardiner, v. 1. 
204 
—— Medical effays, v. 1. 310. v. 2. 260 
—— King Charles the Firft’s book of {ports, 
Vv. I. 370 
—— Differtation on the tree of life, v. 1. 354 
Obfervations on the converficn of St. 
Paul Vv. 2. 20, 60 
Mr. Carte’s hiftory of England, v. 2. 36 
—— Syris Theologico-metaphyfica, V.2. 105, 
154 
——— Arguments againft playing at cards on 
Sundays v. 2. 164, 207 
—— Apology for a late refignation, v. 2. 
. 163 
2. 233, 279 
209, 2595 306 
Lord Axnjon’s voyage round the world, 
Sec Vovages, 


4 
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2 
3 


Anfwer to ditto — y, 
—— Venice preterved, v. 2. 


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Stands for Volume. 


—— Virgil's Zintids, v. 3. §25 108, py 
remarks on vows, 

V. 3+ 200 
— Dr. Werenfel’s delineation of fuperttition, 


Ve 3+ 217 


—_—_— Bithop Stilling fleet's 


c. 

Cafuiftry, or cafes of confcience. 
— concerning gaming on the Lord’s day, v. 2. 

164, 207 
differtation on cruelty and revenge, ve 
of felf-knowledge 
duty of fuckling children 
of vows 3 
Chemiftry 5 a view of practical chemiftry, v 
331. v2, 


— 


135) 370 
359 37 
Chirurgery. ; 
Cookery and houfewi fery 


2° 


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5, 280, 323. ve 3+ 36, Sa, 183. 
See Receipts, 

Choensle EV 

Chorograph 1y, or a defcription of 
1» Of 

Ber ipp re 

Pedfi rdfb re 

Buckinghamsphire 

Cambridge/bire 

Ch of? ire 

Cornwall, v, 2. 107, 

Cumberland 

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Corfica, iflland 
Canary-iflands 
Hifpaniola , or St. Domingo, 
Madeira ifland 
St. Catharine's ifland 
Terra del Fuego, &c. 
Juan Fernandes Mand, &c. 
Q: utho —— 

Ch. quetan, » Acapul 0, &c. 
Tinian ifland 
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See Books. 
D. 
Divinity ; containing 
— A diifertation on the tree of life, and the 
fall and punifhment of our firft parents, 
Vv. I. 354 
— Obfervations on St, Paul’s converfion 
and apofticthip -- V. 2. 20, 60 
— Queftions, v. 2. 80. Vv. 3. 133, 221, 272, 
273 
— Arguments againft gaming cn the Lord’s 
day _ - Vv. 2. 164, 207 
A letter concerning vows of virginity, &c. 
Vv. 3° 200 


— Super- 


-- 





~~ ~ tonite exploded Vv. 3. 217 

— A free enquiry into the miraculous powers 

of the primitive church V. 3 267 
E 


Engraving, etching, &c, Sve Art. 
ae 

Gardening ; containing the qwork to be done, 
and the ” produtt of the flower and kitchen 
garden, in every month of the year ; with 
dire@ions ‘for the orchard, hot-boufe, and 
nurfery, V- Is 37) 78) 1275 1755 2245 279» 
323- V.2. 29, 82, 128, 178, 229, 279. 


V. 3+ 36,84 
Glafs-blowing, cafting, and grinding. See Art, 
Geography, containing 

Geographical paradoxes, 

See Cherography and Topography. 
Gunnery, See Art. 


v. 1. 20, 88 


: 
Hiftory of the Knights of the Garter, v. 1. 
54 
— of England, adorned with 13 copper-plates. 
V. Qe 15, 67, 121, 165, 222, 267, 314s Ve Fe 
18, 68, 114, 164, 209, 241 
— of the Royal Succeffion of England, v. 1. 
21, 7%) ¥34> 157 
— of tea, v. I. 12%, 161. Vv. 2. IOI, 153, 
206, 270 
— of the Aficnto contrat —  v. 3. 187 
— of the univerfity of Camdbr: V. Ie 34.70 
v. 2. 97, with a copper-plate, 
— of coins in King Henry the Lichth’s reign, 
V. 3. 24.7, with a copper-plate. 

w= cf Corfica, v. 2. 140, with a map 
— of Eaton-college, with a copper-plate, 
v.12 245 
Ived by King Hen- 
» Ve 2. 97, 3160, 
247, 260 


— of reli igious houfes difTo 
ry VIII, v. 1. 251, 343 

v. 3. 89, 

— of Hifpanicla, v. 2. 

— of perfecution and the inquifition, with a 
copper-plate 7 —_ V. 3> 274 

— of locufts, witha cut, v. 1. 


1245 


170, 190 
Ve 3: 92 
— of the French plot to blow up Lixcmburgh, 
v.31. rog. Sve vol, 2. 148, witha plan 
of the city and fortifications, 
— of mufic —-- v. 
— of navigation, v. 3. 7. See hg 
— of printing 27, 60 
— of trade _ ve ys 3, 66 
— of Turkey 112 
— of weaving = — v. I. $2 
of a woman that fpoke without 4 tongue, 
ve I. 366 
of achild carried 26 years in the belly out 
of the Uzerus - - Vv. te 367 
Hufbandry, its hiftory «3. 33 
_— rye practice, v, I. 34, 76; 125, 
22, 278, 322. 28, 83, 127, 
2205 ae Ve 3+ 34s 83, 120, 
rious copper-plate ef a country farm, 
feveral forts of ploughs 
Roufewifery. See Cookery 
uudics, ox waterworks, 


2. 253, 304 


—_-_~- Vv 


— v3: 


— Vv 
2 
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withea cu- 
and 


Vv. 2 


General ConTeEnTs 0 the three fir? Volumes. 


An account of the fire-engine ufed to caft up 
water, with a curious copper-plate, vy. 1, 
16 
L. 
Laws, concerning window-lights, 
— imugg 
— an att of grace _- =- Ve Te 
— acts pafled in 1748 Ve 2s 
— relating to Scotland — Vv. 2 
Letters from the Hague comment the 
grels of the French arms v 
— from Queen Anne to the Earl. of Go 
v2 
— from the Emperor of Merscco to he a 


2 
ve. 2 


Vv ®. 
lers — _ “= 


25 
— from the French Ambaffador to the mae 
of Berne - _ Vv. 3: 187 
— frum Mr. Burnaby to the sai body, 
3- 186 
— from the Helvetic body to Mr. Bu maby, 
Vv. 3. 187 
‘cqvtom concerning travelling, 
ve. 3 3°¢a 
Lifts of births, marriages, deaths, promotions, 
preferments, bankrupts, feizures, and new 
books. See Pilisical State. 
— of thips taken a v. ¥. 98 
— ofthe members in the prefent Parliament, 
V. 1. 106. V. 2. 43, 137 
— of the univerfities in Europe, v. 1. 116 
— of fherifts for 17g8 — v. 2.41, 137 
— of holy-days, &c. in the public funds : and 
offices - om Ve 2. 243 
See Political State. 
Lives or memoirs of 
Efq; v. 16217, 261, 302 


— of Sir Jfaac 


— dlexander Poj 
with a hes 

— the hon. Yames Gardiner 

— M. Lewendal 

— King Henry VUI. See Hiffory of Eng! land, 
with a head, 

— Queen Catharine of Arragon, with a head, 


— Kol Kan 
— Cardinal Wolfey, with ahead, v. 2. 12 I, 
165 
— Archbp. Warkzm, with a head, v. 2. 169 
--- Q. Anne B Builen, witha head, Vv. 2. 224 
- Fobr: Pifber, Bithop of Rocbeffer, with a 
head v. 2. 269 
Fcjfeph Addijon, Eiq; with a head, v. 2 


Sir Tho. 
tho. Cromevell, 


13 

V. 4. 314, 

os Effex, with a head, 

Ve 3. 19 

v. 3.68 

inne ot Cleves, witha head, v. 3. 114 

Q Cath. Howard, with a head, v. 3. 164 
. Cathar. ", Parr, with a head, v. 3 


Mer rey “ge a head, 


Q_ Fane Seymour, with a head, 


Lord xfor, with a head, 
Sir Ifaac Newton, with th a head, Ve 3-2 
e Hiflory, Trial Js, Poyag 
M. 
Mathematics, their ufctulnets 





General ConTENTS #0 


w= mathematical queftions propofed and an- 

{fwered, vy. 1. 68, 124, 172) 2225 277, 3195 

373. 374° Vo 26 75, 126, 176, 229, 275, 

326, 327- Vs 3+ 31, 17%, 221, 273 

—— characters, W. 3. 81, 128 

— acalculation of chances in fix dice, v. 3. 

175 

— air-pump calculated, v. 1. 64 

Mechanics. Sce Art. 

Morality, aa eflay on moral philofophy, v. 1. 

347 

— differtation on revenge and cruelty, v. 3. 

16 

— felf-knowledge recommended, v. 3. 54. 

Mufic, a difiertation thereon, v. 2. 251, ot 
— Songs fet to mufic, v. 1. 137, 184, 

329. v. 2. 38, 86, 134, 183, 283, }. 

V. Je 33> 36, 135, 172, 2 
= an univerfal language by mutical notes, 
v. 3. 


77 
N, 
Navigation. See Trade. 
Navigation, its advantage to 
Ge. 
See Trade, Foyages. 
News Foreign and Domettic. 
State of Europe, &c. 


Great-Erit ain, 


Vv. 3 7 


See Political 





Painting. See Art. 

Philotophy, an cifay thereon, v. I. 74, T15 

— the hittory and method of making and 
mending barometers, v. 1. 18, with a cop- 
per-plate, 

— of earthquakes, 


eis 
air-pump, with two copper-plates, vc 


2 


— 


defcription of the rain-bow, with cuts, v. I. 
- 112 
ele&tricity explained, with copper-plates, 
Vv. I. TQ, 22 
waters, @ce. v. 1. 
2035 257 
a conjecture concerning the creation, v. 1. 
230 
effay on moral philofophy, Vv. I~ 347 
= an abftract of critical differtations in natu- 
ral philofophy, @c. V. 2. IOC, 154 
— nature and propertics of Tunbridge waters, 
Vo 2. 
—a philofophical paradox, v. 2.275, 

— A leéture in natural philofophy, v. 3. 
122. See Mathematics and Aftronomy. 
Philology, the art of playing at whift, v. 1. 

309) 350 

--- rules for polite converfation, Vv. 3. 28 
--- the advantages of good education, v. 3. 
262 

--- how to converfe with the fingers, v. 3. 
264. 

Poetry, mifcellaneous, from Milton, Shake- 
dears P Pes &c. v. 1. 425 84, 135, 133, 

t 3 r 37, 855 131, 

85; ge 
270 


obfervations on Bath 


32 
134, 
222, 


31) 


the three fir} Volumes. 335 
Political flate, or news foreign and domettic, 
Ve 16 435 91, 141, 18¢, 237, 285, 333. 
V. 2. 42, gO, 139, 186, 233, 287. v. 3, 
42, GI, 137, 184, 233, 282 
Politics, a differtation on Parliaments, and 
heads of examination for ele¢tors, v. 1. 25 
11 
ft concerning the Scotch bill, 
v. 1. 66 
o-- qualifications of a Parliament-man, v. 1. 
8r 
--- journal of the fiege of Bergen-op-Zoom, 
Vv. I. 139, 187 
--- a political fpeech for a vigorous war with 
France v. 1. 168 
- ‘The advantages France has always pe 
by treaties V. I. 207 
Abbe de la Ville’s memorials, &c. to the 
Dutch v. 1. 267 
--- an enquiry into the conduct of the Dutch 
magiftrates, a Vv. 1. 206 
--- arguments to prevent frivolous arrefts, v, 1. 
againft infuring enemies hips 
and goods V. Ie 337; 363 
--- French creed Vv. I. 364. 
--- arguments againft a general naturalization 
bill ae ve 3. 365 
a fcheme for an everlafting peace, v. 2. 25 


--- Lords prot— 


--- King George I. then Ele€tor of enn 
advice to Queen Anne, concerning the trea- 
ty of peace with France, Vv. 2. 67 

--- an apology for a late refignation, v. 2. 161 

preliminary articles of peace, -v. 2. 

--- political maxims concerning forcign trade, 

v. 2. 208 

--- anfwer to the apolcgy for a late refigna- 
tion : 2 2.213 

--- an eftimate of the taxes, ftom which the 
Dutch have been delivered -- vy. 3. 16 

--- Subftance of the definitive treaty, and the 
method of figning it v. 3. 185 

--- See Political State, Letters, Lifts, Speeches, 

Printing. See Art. 

Phyfic. A method to preferve the health of 
feamen in long voyages and cruizes, v. 1. 215 

--- a diflertation on the jaundice, v. 1 310 

--- the caufe and cure of the female difeafe, 
Pica Ve 2. 74 

--- Phyficians-college, when inftituted, v. 2. 


221 


--- How to drink Bat 


' ing 

bh and Tunbridge-waters, 
V. 2,273 

--- an eflay on the improvement of medicine, 


Vv. 2: 263 

--- bite of the tarantula cured by mufic, 
V. 2. 253 

--- the fymptoms and effeéts of the feurvy at 
fea Ve 3+ FOR 
See Receipts, 





Surgery. 


Qucftions in feveral arts and {ciences, propofed 
and anfwesed, v, I, 68, 125, 221, 222, 
Ve Be 20, 





336 
Vv. ¥. 20, 88. v. I. 124, 

2770. Ve 3- 88. V- 

319, 373+ ¥ 


276. v. 2. 126, 175 

« 175, 376, 1775 287, 228; 
+ 220, 276, V. 2. 275. V. 20 
3. 171. Ve Ze 326. Ve Je 1700 

1170. V. 3. 31, 134+ Ve 3- 


. 
32, I71, 221, 272, 273 


vw yeni 
Peers eat 
verve 


euup 


Receipts to cure the murrain, &e. v. 1 78, 
Ve 3 35e°Ve Te SI.'Ve I. Se 
f. ¥. 13%. Ve Te 19 7- 
§ 8%. HB 
. Ve Te 578, 325. V. Ie 178. V. 2. 
rey V. 2. 130, 267, 
+ 133. V. 1. 280 v. I. 369. Vv. Ie 369. 
ZI. V. 2. 81, 229. V. 3. 133. Ve Ze 
Vo 2 379, 266. ve 3 13309 Ye 
+ Ve Jo 352 133+ Ve 3+ 33» Ve 3 133- 
3. .133- See Houfewifery, Huibandry, 
Gardening, and Angling. 
Refining. See Art. 


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S. 
Sperting. See Angling Art. 


Speeches by his Majefty to toth Houfes of 


Parliament, v. 1° 45, 286; v. 2. 240 
——- by the Earl of Harrington to the Par- 
Jrament of Ireland, Ve I. 214 


1475 375) 224,° 


General Contents #o the three firft Volumes. 


Speeches by Sir Will. Calvert, chefen mem-~ 
ber of Parliament, v. r- 210. See Politics, 

Surgery, Vv 3+ 82, 97, 99, with a copper- 
plate, See Anatomy. 


Topography. See Geo graphy and Chorograpby. 
Trade and commerce ; its general definitions, 
v. t. 16 
hema and antiquity, v. 1. ‘6g 
maxims concerning home trade, v. 2. 17. 
maxims concerning foreign trade, v. 2. 208 
‘a differtation on trade Vv. 3+ 35°66 
Travels, 2 tour through Holland, a = 
211, 253,298, 352. ve 2. 33, 64, 118, 
172, 217. V. 3. 16 
Travels. Hints to gentlemen that intead to 
fend their fons to travel —-- v. 2. 247 
--- remarks on travelling, @c. v. 2. 302 
--- Sir Jjaac Newton's 


advice to travellers, 
ced V. 3+ 30 
Trials of the Parliament in 1648, v. 2. 6 

124, 269, 316, 319 Vv. 
243, 244, 24.6, 261 


3» 20, 165, 1 68, 


Voyages. Lord Anfon' s voyage round the 
world, written by ‘Foan Fernandes, adorned 
with a curious head of that noble Lord ; 3 and 
with a fo/ro plate, reprefenting all the re- 
markable tranfaétions in that voyage, v. 3. 

11,758, —_ 153, 202, 249, 315 


Weaving. .See Art of Weaving. 
Wine. See Art of making Wine, 


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HE frontifpiece to front th 
title. 

The head of Thomas Cromwell, Earl 

of Efex, to front page 19 
Map of Cumberland — 38 
Firtt leGure in ne philefo-. 

phy — 
Head of Queen ay ete 68 
Litchfield Clock -- - —- = 89 
Surgery and chirurgical inftruments g7 
Head of Queen Anne of Cleves 114 
Draught of feveral forts of ploughs 
129. 
145 


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Map of Derbybire a’ se 





Head of Queen Catharine Howard 
164 
178 
193 
209 


Art of Etching and Engraving 
View of Chaifworth - 
Head of Queen Catharine Parr 
Art of Limning 225 
Gold and Silver Coins 241 
Dumb Speech or Tanguage of the fin- 

gers 264 
Inquifition Snead: &c. 274 
Head of Sir J/aac Newton -— 289 
Head of Lord Anjon 315 
Remarkable traniaétions in Lord Axn- 


Jon's voyage 325 


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