Oyster, the courage of him that first ate one, iii, 195

Poor, their murmurs, what the sign of,

i, 178

Paul, St. his festival,

i, 176

Precepts, what the consequence if neglected, i, 189.

Post, when to walk on the outside of it,

ii, 98

Pillory not to be gaz'd upon,

ii, 225

Pall-Mall celebrated,

ii, 257

Book. Ver.

Pythagoras, his doctrine,

ii, 237

Petticoat, its use in bad weather,

ii, 304

Pavers, a signal for coaches to avoid them,

ii, 306

Playhouse, a caution when you lead a lady out

Scavengers, their duty,

Stage-coaches, an observation upon them,

Shoe-cleaning boys, the time of their first ap

i, 15

i, 25

i, 23

pearance,

Smallcoal-man, by whom to be avoided,

ii, 35

Stockings, how to prevent their being spattered, ii, 91

Streets formerly noblemen's houses,
Sempstress, advice to her,

Swords, silver, lure thieves,

ii, 491

ii, 34

iii, 53

Tea-drinkers, a necessary caution to them,

ii, 296

Winter, the beginning of it described,
Weather, signs of cold,

i, 275

ii, 470

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i, 133