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The Minstrel, in continuation of Dr. Beattie's Poem. By the

Rev. R. Polwhele

Madrigal. From the French of Cocquard. By Mr. Daven-

Stanzas, on a favourite Plantation. By Dr. Russel...

written on a Seat, in the same Plantation.

Epigram on Timour the Tartar. By Dr. Browne...

A Night Piece, written in Autumn, 1811. By James Hogg,

the Ettrick Shepherd..

To a Friend, who asked the Author if he was not tired of

writing on Love and Beauty. By Mr. J. M. Lacey....... 92

Impromptu, on the Marriage of Miss F-

-. to Mr. Pain. By

Dr. Russel...

To a Rich Rival. From the French of Marechal. By Mr.

Davenport.........

To Lord Redesdale. By Miss Mitford.....

Impromptu, on hearing Mrs. Pigot sing to her Harp. By

Eyles Irwin, Esq...

Ode to a Friend. By the Right Hon. W. H. Burgh............. 99

Stanzas to Miss H. B. By Eyles Irwin, Esq...

Epigram. From the Greek...

Epigram. From the Greek......

Song. By Mr. Carlyle.........

The Desolation of War. By Mr. James Irving...

To-morrow. From the French of Parny. By Mr. Davenport 105

Verses, addressed to the Countess of Charleville, on her Insti-

tution for educating the Children of the Poor at Tulla-

more. By the Rev. H. Boyd...........

......... ..............

On Death. To a Lady. By Dr. Russel......

On recovering from Sickness. To

By Mr. D. Carey 109

Lines, on hearing Miss A. W. sing Eve's Hymn, out of Milton.

By the Rev. S. B.......

The Maid of the Woodbine Vale. By Mr. Bristow

March 4, 1813. By the Rev. R. Polwhele....

Impromptu on Miss O'Reilly's Picture.

By Eyles Irwin, Esq. 115

Ode to Genius. By Miss Mitford...

Impromptu, written in the Irish Melodies of my Daughter.

By Eyles Irwin, Esq........

Reply to a Poem of Lord Vaux. By J. Thelwall, Esq......... 122

From the French of Chaulieu.

Ballad. The Lover's Complaint. By Eyles Irwin, Esq......

The Goblet. By Mr. Bristow.....

Madrigal. From the French of Montreuil. By Mr. Daven-

Lines, written in the Middle of a Night, during the whole of

which it blew a tremendous Hurricane....

Irregular Ode, on the Death of the Empress Catherine II. of

Epigram. From the Greek....

Paraphrase of Verses 1 and 2, ch. xiv. of Job. By Dr. Russel 134

Evening Bells...

The Tear. By Mr. Bristow..

The Praises of Italy. From Virgil's Georgics. By Mr. A. S.

To a Lady. In imitation of the thirtieth Epigram of the fifth

Book of Martial. By Dr. Russel

Deeds of Glory. By Mr. J. Irving...

Apologetical Lines on my Hampstead Garden. By T. Park,

Morning. By James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd........

On Miss W's. Drawings. By Dr. Russel....

Horace, Ode xx. Book III. translated into Sapphic Metre. By

Mr. A. S. Thelwall.....

Lines sent to the Hon. Miss Murray, with a blood-stone Broach,

as a Bridal Present, by her Grandfather

Song. From the French of Quinault. By Mr. Davenport.... 146

Impromptu. What is Beauty? By Eyles Irwin, Esq..

on reading some of my Father's Poems. By a

The Fair Reaper. By R. P. Gillies, Esq..........

The Basil Tree of Salernum.

From Boccacio. By Sir B.

Boothby, bart........

From the Italian of the Hon. W. Spencer. By

To a Young Lady, who asserted that no one above the Age of

thirty could be in Love

Sonnet on the late Duchess of Gordon. By Sir Brooke Booth-

to Milford Haven, on landing after a severe Tem-

By Eyles Irwin, Esq...

on reading the Poems of a Girl of thirteen. By the

on reading the Poems of Hurdis, after a perusal of

Sir Joshua Reynolds's Academic Discourse on Gains-

borough. By T. Park, Esq.....

to the Swallow. By Mr. J. M. Lacey..

to the late Honourable Alexander Frazer Tytler,

Lord. Woodhouselee, on his removal from the Civil

to the Criminal Bench. By Miss Mitford..............

to a Friend, on his asking me why I had not lately

written any verse. By Mr. Davenport.................

Inscription for the Monument of the Defenders of

Saragossa. By the same

on the Death of Colonel Schill.

to the Spirit of the late Queen

By the same......... 173

of Prussia. By the

to Napoleon, flying from Wilna.

By the same.....................

to Napoleon, returned to Paris. By the same......... 176

a Mediterranean Scene. By the same...

Stanzas, composed in a Rustic Seat, overlooking the Ruins of

Bolton Priory, Yorkshire.....

The First Tear. By the Rev. R. Polwhele...

Part of the fifth Elegy of Milton imitated. By the Rev. H.

A Song. By Miss Mitford..

A Morning Salutation. By Mr. Davenport...........

Phelan's Orphan Boy; a Tale. By Whiston Bristow

Song. From the French of Patrix....

........... 186

Poor Sarah, written for a graphical design. By T. Park, Esq. 190

Epitaph, on Mrs. Brooke, the Mother of Mrs. Irwin, Dublin,

1791. By Eyles Irwin, Esq..........

The Sordid Citizen of the World. By the Rev. R. Polwhele. 192

Lines, left in a Romantic Summer House, built on the Banks

of a beautiful little River in South Wales.......

The Mountebank. From the French of St. Gelais. By Mr.

Odd Effects of Absence. By the Rev. R. Polwhele.

The Tear of Compassion. By Mr. James Irving.

The Tear of Forgiveness. By the same..

Epitaph, written for Colonel R. Brooke. By Eyles Irwin, Esq.. 198

Song. Mary's Eyes..

Flora. By the Rev. R. Polwhele.....

Stanzas, written at the Devil's Bridge, Cardiganshire; on the

story of the Robber, who formerly lived in a Cave under

Lucan's Pharsalia. The Invocation containing the First Sixty-

six Verses. Translated by A. S. Thelwall, Esq......

Epitaph, on John Abbot, Esq. many Years the British Consul

at Aleppo, 1784. By Eyles Irwin, Esq...

To a Young Lady, on her Birth Day..

Epigram. From the Greek.....

By Mr. Bristow......

In Imitation of Waller's Epigram, "Such Helen

By Dr. Russel......

Lines, written at Dumfries, on finding that no Monument had

been erected to the Memory of Burns..

Madrigal. From the French of Montreuil. By Mr. Davenport 212

Epitaph, on a faithful old Female Servant.

on Dr. Gilbert Pasley. By Eyles Irwin, Esq.........

Napoleon's Dream. By Miss Mitford...

Epitaph on St. Pavin. From the French of Fieubet. By Mr.

Address to Lord Wellington. By a Lady

FUGITIVE POETRY.

A Melologue. By Thomas Moore, Esq.....

Lines, addressed to Ronald Macdonald, Esq. written in the

Album at Ulva. By Walter Scott, Esq..

The Beacon.....

Verses, left in a Chaise by a Candidate on his Canvass.........

On a late Examination of Witnesses in a certain Assembly.

By W. Carey, Esq.

Elegiac Lines, sacred to the Memory of Henry Hope, Esq. By

the Rev. Thomas Maurice.....

Madrigal, from the French of Montreuil. By Mr. Davenport 238

Stanzas, from the Italian of Gaetano Polivozi.....

Independence, a Ballad. By Miss Mitford....................

The Spanish Lady's Farewell. By Miss Betham......

Song. By Mrs. Opie...........

Song, written for the Anniversary of the Charitable Society of

St. Patrick. By Horace Twiss, Esq...

Lines, written during the public Rage for Master Betty. By

the late Richard Cumberland, Esq...

To a Young Lady, on her having opened a Gate to me......... 249

Stanzas, on the new Hippodrome in Covent Garden......... 250

Epigram, on hearing it observed that the Chancellor of the

Exchequer had proved himself a bad Arithmetician....... 251

Epitaph on Mrs. Smith. By the late Jacob Bryant, Esq...... 254

Epitaph. By the late Mr. Day..

Stanzas, to the Memory of Robert Burns.

Dirge, on the Death of Miss Linley. By the late C. Leftly, Esq. 262

Moses viewing the promised Land

Verses, on receiving a Print of Cowper. By the Rev. Dr.

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