and M^rs . Whitby at the Library wassitting in ^herthe little inner ^roomparlour, readingone of her own Novels, for want of^Employment.something better to do. — The List ofSubscribers was but commonplace. TheLady Denham, Miſs Brereton, M^r . & M^rs . P —ParkerSir Edw:Edward Denham & Miſs Denham, whose names might be said to lead off theSeason, were followed by nothing betterthan such as these. — M^rs - Mathews —Miſs Mathews, Miſs E. Mathews, Miſs H.Mathews. — D^r . & M^rs . ^Bar[...]own1Henderson – M^r -Richard Pratt. —M Lieut: Smith RN.Capt: Little, – Limehouse. – M^rs . Jane Fisher.Miſs Fisher. Miſs Scroggs. – Rev: M^r . Hankins².M^r . Beard –Solicitor, Grays Inn. – M^rs . Davis.& Miſs Merryweather. – M^r . P.Parker could notbut feel that ^{the List}it^ was not only a Listwithout Distinction, but leſs numerous than he had hoped. It was but July however, & August & September werethe Months; — And besides, the promisedlarge Families from Surry & Camberwell,^werewas an ever-^{-ready consolation.}present source of Joy. —M^rs . Whitby came forward ^{without delay}immediatelyfrom her Literary receſs, delighted to seeM^r . Parker again, whose manners re::commended him to every body, & they were fully occupied in their various