The Tatler, Volume 2

F.C. and J. Rivington, 1822

Danger of Satirical Writings Steele	71

Affectations of Faults and ImperfectionsOriginal Letter	77

Remarks on the Table of FameMaria declares a Passion	83

Matrimonial Quarrel and ReconciliationCharacter	85

Marias VisitA Case of Love and EnvyImpertinence	91

Hercules courted by Pleasure and Virtue an Allegory	97

Applications for Permission to use Canes c Addison and Steele	103

HamletSurrender of Mr Jeffery Grogram Steele	106

Irregular Conduct of the DeadLetters from Partridge c Petition of Penelope Prim Steele	118

Discoveries of the MicroscopeA Dream Addison	119

Vision of the Three Roads of Human LifeDoggets Benefit	120

Consultation on the Sickness of a Ladys LapDogFond ness for Animals	121

The Authors Appearance at Doggets BenefitVirtuous feelings of an Athenian Audience	122

Continuation of the Vision of the Three Roads of Life	123

On Expectations from the Lottery Steele	124

Proposals for a Receptacle for Persons out of their Wits	125

Case of a Lover tormented by a Coquette	107

Degradation of the StageDignity of Human Nature Errors of the French Writers Addison	108

Fashionable VisitingNotice from the Upholders Steele	109

Court of Judicature of the Dead in Reason Addison and Steele	110

On the Prevalence of Irreligious Principles Addison and Steele	111

Amusements and Relaxations of great MenMisfortune of Idleness Steele	112

Inventory of a Beau Hughes Petition of William Jingle CoachmakerNotice to the Dead Steele	113

Deathbed Scene Addison and Steele	114

Squire NicoliniTaste for PuppetShowsDeath and Character of Sir HannibalFable Steele	115

Court of Judicature on the Petticoat Addison	116

On the Pleasure derived from the Deliverance of the Good from DangerThe Authors Dream	117

Characters of a Prude and CoquetteStory of the Gascon and the Widow	126

On Pride as affecting the Reason	127

Letter from a FortunehunterFrom a deserted Female	128

Dutch satirical PicturesLetter from Pasquin at Rome	129

Superiority of Great Britain in the number of eminent Characters Estcourts Benefit	130

Trial of the Winebrewers Addison	131

Characters of the Members of the Club at the Trumpet Steele	132

On SilenceInstances of its Significancy Addison 134 Transmigration of SoulsPetition of Job Chanticleer Cruelty to Animals Steele	134

Education of GirlsWhettersNoisy NeighboursLetter	141

Junos method to regain Jupiters Affection	147

Characters in Conversation describedļas Instruments	153

Title	The Tatler, Volume 2 The Tatler, Alexander Chalmers
Contributors	Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele, Alexander Chalmers
Publisher	F.C. and J. Rivington, 1822
Original from	the University of Virginia
Digitized	12 Jun 2009

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