Gainsborough, his tomb and character
Garrat, mock mayor of
Galilean telescopes, preferred for telegraphs
Gardeners, their habits and slavery
Geometry, its connexion with nature
Geocentric phenomena, error relative
Generations, the law of their mixture
George III. his liberal views on education
Geological changes, their causes traced
Ghosts, vulgar belief in
Gipsies, interview with
Gluttony, lesson to
Goldsmid, Mr. his seat, character and history
Goodbehere, Alderman, his character
God, attributes of
Greeks, their mythological personification
Gravitation, its causes
Grief, its luxury described
Greatness, how best sustained
Grammars of Philosophy, &c. their merits
Great buildings, no standard of locality
---- men, their opinions no test of truth
Griffiths, Dr. anecdote of
Gradation of organized beings
Guelph, the Second, anecdote of