E.

East-Sheen, its pleasant sights

Earth, the, its primative state

Economy of a workhouse

----, political, its primary law

Education, obligation to make it universal

----, ---- to teach public duties

Egyptians, their absurd mythology

Ellenborough, Lord, his residence

Electricity, illustrations of

Election at Garrat, described

Eloquence of Pitt, recollections of

England, its exemplary road system

Enclosure Bill proposed

Enclosing parks, objections to

Entrails of animals, no prognostics

End of the world, phenomena leading to it

Erasmus, his character

Essex, cleanliness of its towns

Eternals, what are so

External species infinite in number

Excise system, its mischievous effects

Experience, a transcendent quality in a statesman

----, a chief test of truth

Eye, concert played on it

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