Page.
Statement, a conclusive one, relative to Vortigern 165

a final one, respecting Mr. Talbot 267,
Steevens, Mr. Boaden's letter to

273
Steevens, the late Mr. George

227
Storm, gathering of

238
Story of the unknown gentleman

62
Stratford church .......

21
String

97
Stupidity when a child

3
St*rt, Charles, esq., M. P.

154
Substituting a blank for a date ....

:101
Superscription to Cowley's letter

74
Supposed meaning of the Bassanio and Shylock

drawing

.......

"... 113

...... 128

Talbot, Mr., first acquaintance with

............... 120
his shrewd surmise

............ 121
's discovery of the forgery

122
's mysterious method of corresponding 123
's return from Ireland

125
voluntary offer of his literary abilities 126
private interview with, and our agree-

ment
quotation from his letter

130
pressing letter from Mr. Ireland to 257
his affidavit required ...

258
final statement respecting him
Thought, a second one

79
“ Thus bad begins, and worse remains behind” 62
To the manes or the representative of the late earl
of Charlemont

188
Tour, consequences of

45

...... 267

Page.

....... 199

Tract, a duplicate copy of
Transcript of Hamlet .
Tribute of praise to Mrs. Jordan

119
223

Validity attached to the manuscripts by the agree-

ments between Shakspeare, Lowin, and Condell 104
Vanity, incitement of

69
Variety in the penmanship

60
Village of Shotery

33
Vindication of my pamphlet

263
Visit, a Parnassian one

292
Unknown gentlemen, story of the

62
Voluntary offer of Mr. Talbot's literary abilities 126
Vortigern and Rowena, first idea of the play of ... 132

doubts in the composition of ..... 135
opinions on

138
agreement for

139
dramatis
personæ
of

143
prologue to

144
epilogue to

150
oppositions to

152
quotation from Mr. Ireland's preface to 155
receipt for
publication of

163
conclusive statement relative to

165
and Henry the Second, printing of 164

..... 160

Waldron, Mr.

286
Wallis, A., esq., plans of certain plays deposited
in his hands

......

177
appointment of to become the de-
pository of my secret

245

... 247
......... 250

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Wallis, A., esq., confession made to

............... 246
his advice and determination
affidavit drawn out by ......
charge adduced against

269

refuted 270
Warburton, Mr., fire at his house

181
Warwick, Dudley earl of, acrostic on ............... 208
Water-mark, the jug ............

71
W*bb, Mr., his pamphlet

282
Wh*rt*n and P*rr on the profession of faith ..... 66
White and Otridge the booksellers

200
Whole-length portrait of Shakspeare ...............

201
Why familiarly called Sam by Mr. Ireland 251
William-Henry, christian names

229
Witty conundrum

72
disquisitions on the

73

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