Holcroft’s _Knave or Not_, reviewed, 51; literary character of Holcroft, 52; novels, _ib._; object of them, and his play the same, viz., to overturn our constitution and level rank and property, 53; execution feeble, _ib._; an inaccurate observer and superficial reasoner, 54; though trifling, calculated to do much mischief, _ib._; admonished of the inadequacy of his powers and knowledge, _ib._ _See_ Jacobinism, Revolution, &c. Holland, Lord, contrasted with Lord Chatham, 576. Horsley’s, Dr.—able defence of the Church, 554; masterly observation on the political principles of Calvin, 627. _See_ Bishop of Rochester. J. Jacobin, a receipt for making one, 617: half-educate him, _ib._; place him under a dissenting schoolmaster, _ib._; let him read Dr. Priestley’s writings, _ib._; initiate him in debating societies, _ib._; preach in a conventicle, _ib._; write for the _Monthly Magazine_ or _Analytical Review_, _ib._; read Erskine’s Pamphlet, _ib._ _See_ Loan of wives. Jacobin, faction exists in this country, 1; Jacobins employed in the States at war with France, 27; Republic, rapacious spirit of, 29; capital, 38; catch words of, 76; authors of revolutions, 422; principles of, adopted by the _Annual Register_, 458; prints and speeches. _See_ _Courier_, _Chronicle_, _Post_, &c. Jacobinism, daily, weekly, monthly and annual vehicles of, 2; its malignant and intolerant spirit, _ib._; characterised, 12; rise, progress, and effects of, 109; promoted by certain Reviews, _ib._; history of (_see_ Barruel), defined, 223; worse than ancient democracy, _ib._; worse than former levelling principles, 224; than Cromwellianism, _ib._; religious scepticism leads to, 225; promoted by visionary metaphysics, 226; promoted by Voltaire, D’Alembert, Diderot, 359, 712; promoted by Mrs. Macaulay, 713; by Price and Priestley, _ib._; all dissenters not equally favourable to, 716; Socinians, Jacobinical, _real_ Presbyterians, loyal, _ib._ Jones, the Lecturer, praised by the _Analytical_, 346. Ireland and Irish, crown and government of, 38; rebellion, causes of, 158; system of government respecting, 374; insurrection, account of, 424; barbarities of the rebels, 425; state of, 490; union with, recommended, 491. Irishmen, United, attempts of, to seduce the soldiers, 293; connection with the London Corresponding Society, 299. K. King, parent of the constitution, 471; proved from records, _ib._; from the various parts and instruments of government, 472; opinion of Coke on this subject, 473. _See_ Constitution and Reeves. Kingsbury answers the Bishop of Landaff, 78; first a dissenting minister, then a writer on razors, _ib._; predicts the Irish traitors will be successful, 82.