"Tapping" a Toper, 100 Tar-water, The Power of, 22 Taylor, Jeremy, on Marriage, 57 Tillotson, Archbishop, Charity of, 120 Transfusion of Blood, 68 Trump Cards, 52 Two-Edged Accusation, A, 58 Two Gates of Heaven, The, 51 Unconcern in Presence of Death, 137 Unlucky Coincidence, An, 61 Unmistakeable Identity, 134 Unpreaching Prelates, 28 Wasdale's (Dr.) Long Ride, 136 Wesley and Beau Nash, 106 Whately, Witticisms of Archbishop, 152 Whitfield, Persuasiveness of, 52; his Influence on the Church, 72; "Improving" an Execution in Edinburgh, 117; Dr. Johnson's Opinion of, 118; and the New York Sailors, 135; and the Kingswood Colliers, 153 Wolcot, Dr. ("Peter Pindar") in Jamaica, 119 NOTE. Clergymen and Doctors are so frequently associated, in connection with the most pleasant and the most grave necessities and occurrences of actual life, that if any apology is needed for uniting them on the present occasion, it is only because the abundant fund of anecdote and interest relating to both professions can therefore be drawn upon to the smaller extent. In this, as in the other volumes of this little series, the only plan followed has been that of striving to be brief and interesting in each selection or summary. Much of the charm and value of a collection of this kind consists in the large admixture of personal incident, and liberal display of individual character--which the nature and duties of the clerical and medical professions render so easy. But it has also been sought to present, not of course in order or in complete series, a number of such curious facts as throw a side-light at once on professional and social history; and it is confidently hoped that thus the collection will not only amuse, but inform. CLERGYMEN AND DOCTORS. _CURIOUS FACTS AND CHARACTERISTIC SKETCHES._ SIR ASTLEY COOPER'S NIGHTCAP FEE.