OCCLEVE, the scholar of Chaucer, 191--195.
OCEANA, the, of Sir J. Harrington, 692--705.
OLDMIXON denies the genuine character of Clarendon's history,
728--732.
ORTHOEPY as a means of correcting orthography, 382--392.
ORTHOGRAPHY in the days of Elizabeth, 382--387.
PAINTER'S "Palace of Pleasure," 518.
PAMPHLETS, their history and value, 685--691.
PARSONS the Jesuit, 424--427.
PASTIME of Pleasure, by Hawes, 230--233.
PARTNERSHIP in dramatic authorship, 523--524.
PHILOSOPHERS of the 16th century, 651--653.
PIERS PLOWMAN, his vision, 183--190.
PINKERTON and his "improved language," 388.
POLEMICS in the time of James I., 381--384.
POLITICAL pamphlets, remarkable history of a curious collection,
687--691.
POLYOLBION, by Drayton, analysed, 584--589.