Browne, Sir John, his "Scheme of the money matters of Ireland," 66; Swift's answer to his "Memorial," 109-116. Burnet, William, 121. Carteret, John, Lord, 227; Swift's Vindication of, 229-249. Coinage, McCulla's proposal about, 179-190; Swift's counter-proposal, 183. Coining, forbidden in Ireland, 88, 134. Compton, Sir Spencer, 387. Corn, imported into Ireland from England, 17. "Cossing," explained, 271. Cotter, ballad upon, 23. "Craftsman," the, 219, 375, 397, 399. Davenport, Colonel, 280. Delany, Dr. Patrick, 244. Dublin, thieves and roughs in, 56; Examination of certain Abuses, etc, in, 263-282; Advice to the Freemen of, in the Choice of a Member of Parliament, 311-316; Considerations in the Choice of a Recorder of, 319, 320. Dunkin, Rev. William, Swift's efforts in behalf of, 364, 368. Dutton-Colt, Sir Harry, 280. Elliston, Ebenezer, Last Speech of, 56 _et seq._ Esquire, the title of, 49. Footmen, Petition of the, 307. French, Humphry, Lord Mayor of Dublin, 310, 311. French army, recruited in Ireland, 218, 220. Frogs, propagation of, in Ireland, 340. Galway, Earl of, 235. Grafton, Duke of, 194. Grimston, Lord, his "Lawyer's Fortune, or Love in a Hollow Tree," 24. Gwythers, Dr., introduces frogs into Ireland, 340. Hanmer, Sir Thomas, 387. Hospital for Incurables, Scheme for a, 283-303. Hutcheson, Hartley, 234. Injured Lady, Story of the, 97-103; Answer to the, 107-109. Ireland, the Test Act in, 2, 5 _et seq._; exportation of wool from, forbidden, 17, 18, 110, 111, 157, 158; absentee landlords, 25, 69, 71, 101, 162; Sheridan's account of the state of, 26-30; proposal for establishing a National Bank in, 31, 38, 42, 43; maxims controlled in, 65; poverty of, 25, 66, 87, 89, 90, 122; increase of rents in, 67, 163; begging and thieving in, 70; Short view of the State of, 83-91; importation of cattle into England prohibited, 86, 100, 110, 221; encouragement of the linen manufactures in, 102, 158; luxury and extravagance among the women in, 124, 139, 198, 199, 219; condition of the roads in, 130; bad management of the bogs in, 131; dishonesty of tradesmen in, 142, 147; the National Debt of, 196; famine in, 203; population of, 208; persecution of Roman Catholics in, 263. Irish brogue, the, 346. Irish eloquence, 361. Irish language, proposal to abolish the, 133. Irish peers, titles of, 349. Japan, Account of the Court and Empire of, 382-391. King, Archbishop, 21, 119, 136, 244, 326. Lindsay, Robert, 259. Linen trade in Ireland, the, 88, 102, 158. Littleton, Sir Thomas, 7. Lorrain, Paul, ordinary of Newgate, 34. Macarrell, John, 310, 311. McCulla's Project about halfpence, 179-190.