_An Enumeration and description of the several Branches of the Publick Charge._ Page 1 _The Maintenance of Governours ought to be in greater splendour then private Callings can reach to._ Ibidem _The honour of being trusted, and the pleasure of being feared, is reward enough for some Offices._ p. 2 _The Pastorage of Souls ought to be a Publick Charge even upon a Civil Account._ Ibid. _The use of Schools and Universities, as they are a publick charge._ 3 _The common and general Causes, which encrease and aggravate the burthen of paying Taxes._ 4 _The Causes that excite Forreign and Offensive Wars._ Ibid. _The Causes of Defensive and Civil Wars._ 5 _A Cause of unnecessary Ecclesiastical Charge, is the not sizing of Parishes according to the Alterations which have been in Religion and Trade._ 6 _That five thousand Parishes are enough for_ England _and_ Wales, _so as to give unto each but a thousand Parishioners, and so as that none need go two miles to Church._ 7 _Antiquated Offices and overgrown Fees a Cause of unnecessary Charge in the Government, and administration of Justice._ 8 _Registers for Conveyances of Lands and Depositories for moveable Pawns, as also Banks of Money will lessen the Charge of Law-suits and Writings._ 9 _How the number of such as relate to the Faculty of Medicine may be adjusted._ 10 _How the number of Students in the Universities intending to make Learning the way of their livelihood may be adjusted._ Ibid. _An Use propounded for the choice Parish-Children and Foundlings, to force on an useful Work, which hath hitherto been but perfunctorily pursued._ Ibid. _That the number of unnecessary Merchants and Retailers be retrenched._ 11 _The careful Maintenance and Education of exposed Children, and concealing their names and Families, is a matter of great consequence._ Ibid. _A Proposal of several Employments, for Beggars and such as have now no Work._ 12 _Great Works of Labour though in themselves unnecessary, are nevertheless of advantage to the Publick._ 13 _The mending of Highwayes, building Bridges and Causeys, and the making of Rivers Navigable in_ England, _would make English Horses an exportable Commodity, and help to vend the Commodities of_ Ireland. Ibid.