Memorabilia; Or Recollections, Historical, Biographical, and Antiquarian
by James Savage
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Chapters (400)
- MEMORABILIA.
- ADVERTISEMENT.
- CONTENTS.
- Dr. KENNICOTT.
- REMARKABLE HISTORICAL COINCIDENCES.
- CHARLES XII. OF SWEDEN.
- BRITISH PEARLS.
- PILLARS OF COMMEMORATION.
- MASON THE POET.
- BISHOPS OF SODOR AND MAN.
- THE TABLE.
- CLOCKS.
- ALDUS MANUTIUS. [DIED 1516.]
- BOTTLES OF SKIN.
- ENGLISH SLAVE TRADE.
- OLIVER CROMWELL’S WIFE.
- SHAKESPEARE.
- UNIVERSITY DEGREES.
- GUY CARLETON, LORD DORCHESTER.
- FIGS.
- FRUITS, CULTIVATED AT ROME IN THE TIME OF PLINY, THAT ARE NOW GROWN IN OUR ENGLISH GARDENS.
- PEACOCKS.
- ANCIENT LIBRARIES.
- KING CHARLES THE FIRST.
- THE FAIR GERALDINE AND THE EARL OF SURREY.
- JEWS IN ENGLAND.
- THE ENGLISH BIBLE.
- LUXURY OF ANCIENT ROME.
- RHYME.
- M. COQUEBERT DE MONTBRET.
- Dr. THOMAS PIERCE.
- WRITING AMONG THE GREEKS.
- ACCOUNT OF THE SCRIPTORIA, OR WRITING ROOMS IN THE MONASTERIES OF ENGLAND.
- TORTURE IN ENGLAND.[17]
- Dr. JOHNSON’S CONVERSATION WITH THE LATE KING.
- Dr. BEATTIE’S CONVERSATION WITH THE LATE KING AND QUEEN.
- SACRED GARDENS.
- SIR THOMAS WYAT. [DIED 1541.]
- THE HAND A SYMBOL OF POWER.
- HENRIETTA MARIA, QUEEN OF CHARLES THE FIRST.
- LAST MOMENTS OF PHILIP MELANCTHON.[34]
- HOUSE OF COMMONS.
- MOSAIC PAINTING.
- KING EGBERT.
- THE LATIN LANGUAGE.
- Dr. HERSCHEL.
- PARODIES.
- MOURNING FOR THE DEAD.
- GARRICK.
- LEMONS.
- ORIGIN OF THE POINT OF HONOUR.
- GEOFFREY OF MONMOUTH.
- LIFTING UP THE HAND IN SWEARING.
- VILLIERS, DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM.
- KING ARTHUR.
- ALCHEMY.
- ACCOUNT OF SEVERAL NOBLE FAMILIES IN ENGLAND WHO OWE THEIR ELEVATION TO THE PEERAGE TO THEIR ANCESTORS HAVING BEEN ENGAGED IN TRADE.
- LAST MOMENTS OF QUEEN CAROLINE.
- THE BRITONS, ACCORDING TO THE GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS.
- THE SEVEN SLEEPERS.
- JOHN RAY, THE NATURALIST.
- LONDON BANKERS, AND THEIR ORIGIN.
- ELUCIDATION OF THE ORNAMENTS WITH WHICH THE GREEKS AND ROMANS ADORNED THE HUMAN HEAD ON COINS AND MEDALS.
- THE DIADEM.
- THE RADIATED CROWN.
- THE CROWN OF LAUREL.
- THE ROSTRAL CROWN.
- THE MURAL CROWN.
- THE CIVIC CROWN.
- THE HELMET.
- THE NIMBUS OR GLORY.
- OTHER ORNAMENTS OF THE HEAD.
- THE TRADESCANTS.
- ORANGE TREES.
- ARTICLES OF USE AND LUXURY INTRODUCED INTO EUROPE BY THE ROMANS.
- ACCOUNT OF THE ESCAPE OF THE EARL OF NITHSDALE, FROM THE TOWER, IN THE YEAR, 1716.
- ACCOUNT OF THE FIRST RISE OF FAIRS IN ENGLAND, AND THE MANNER OF LIVING IN THE SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH CENTURIES.
- SIR RICHARD CLOUGH.
- ROYAL CLEMENCY.
- LOTTERIES.
- HERCULANEUM MANUSCRIPTS.
- WOLVES IN ENGLAND.
- PROFESSOR PORSON.
- HISTORY OF SEPULCHRAL MONUMENTS.
- CROSS-LEGGED MONUMENTS.
- THE FOLLOWING RULES WERE OBSERVED BY ANCIENT SCULPTORS IN ERECTING SEPULCHRAL MONUMENTS.[62]
- CROSS-LEGGED MONUMENTS IN THE TEMPLE CHURCH.[63]
- TABLE TOMB.
- GRAVE STONES.
- HERALDIC SYMBOLS.
- MONUMENTS FOR ECCLESIASTICS.
- THE SKELETON MONUMENT.
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