Gray thus mentions Evan Evans in a letter to Dr. Wharton, written in July, 1760:—­

’The Welsh Poets are also coming to light.  I have seen a discourse in MS. about them (by one Mr. Evans, a clergyman) with specimens of their writings.  This is in Latin; and though it don’t approach the other [Macpherson], there are fine scraps among it.’ —­The Works of Thomas Gray, ed. by the Rev. John Mitford.  London, 1858, vol. iii, p. 250.

INDEX TO THE ADDENDA.

ABERCROMBIE, James, lxii, lxvi. 
ADDENBROKE, Dean, xxxiv. 
ATLAS, the race-horse, lxix, lxx.

BARCLAY’S Answer to Kenrick’s Review of Johnson’s Shakespeare, xlviii. 
BARETTI, Joseph, lvii. 
BASKETT, Mr., xxxii. 
BATHURST, Dr., Proposal for a Geographical Dictionary, xxi. 
BAXTER, Richard, on toleration, xlix;
  his doubt, liv;
  rule of preaching, lx;
  on the possible salvation of a suicide, lx;
  on the portion of babies who die unbaptized, lxi. 
BERKELEY, Dr., xlix. 
BERKELEY, George Monck, lxv.
Big, lxix. 
BOSWELL, James, Bishop Percy’s Communications, lvii;
  Johnson in his last illness, and to publish ‘praises’ of him, lxiii;
  Lurgan Clanbrassil, li;
  projected works, lxvii;
  Remarks on the
  profession of a player, lxi;
  visit to Rousseau and Voltaire, xlvi. 
BROWNE, Sir Thomas, lviii. 
BROWNING, Mr. Robert, lii. 
BURKE, Edmund, lxii.

CAMDEN, Lord, xlix. 
CAMPBELL, Archibald, lxix. 
‘CAUTION’ money, xxxii. 
CLARENDON, Edward, Earl of, l. 
CLARENDON PRESS, xxxii. 
CLOUGH, Sir Richard, lxx. 
COCOA TREE CLUB, lxix. 
CROUSAZ, Jean Pierre de, lxvi.

DAVENPORT, William, xxxv. 
DAVIES, Rev. J. Hamilton, xlix, liv, lx, lxi. 
DODSLEY, Robert, xxvi.
Don Belianis, xli.

ENGLAND barren in good historians, xlix. 
ENGLISH pulpit eloquence, lvii. 
EVANS, Evan, lxxi. 
EYRE, Mr., xxxii.

Farm and its Inhabitants, xlii, liii.
Felixmarte of Hircania, xli. 
FLOYER, Sir John, lxii. 
FOUNDLING HOSPITAL, l. 
FRANKING LETTERS, xxxvii. 
FREDERICK II.  OF PRUSSIA, xlvi.

FRENCH WRITERS, their superficiality, xlvii. 
FULLER, Thomas, Life, lxiv.

GARRICK, David, xli, xlv, lxi. 
GIBBON, Edward, xlvii, lvii, lxvi, lxviii, lxix. 
GOUGH, Richard, xxxiv. 
GRAY, Thomas, lxxi. 
GREGORY FAMILY, lxiv.

HARINGTON’S Nugae Antiqua, xxxv. 
HAZLITT, William, lxi.
History of the Marchioness de Pompadour, xxix. 
HOLCROFT, Thomas, lxx. 
HUME, David, xlv.

‘IT has not wit enough to keep it sweet,’ lxiv.