The New Lord Mayor, 1881

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The Lord Mayor to the Lady Mayoress, 1884...
The Last Lord Mayor to his Favourite Beadle
The Eve of the General Election, 1884
A Tory Lord on the Franchise Bill, 1884
On a Debate on the Franchise Bill, 1884
The Premier to Mrs. Gladstone, 1884.
The Promise of May, 1882

The May Queen of 1879 ...

"Awake I must, and early," 1861
Baron Honour, 1884

THE LOTUS EATERS-

The Whitebait Eaters

The Ministers at Greenwich

A DREAM OF FAIR WOMEN-

"I read, before I fell into a doze"

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The Faithless Peeler, 1848

The Lord of Burleigh to the Land Bill, 1881

A Burlington House Ballad, 1884

Parody from "Kottabos," 1875...

A FAREWELL-

"Flow down, cold Rivulet, to the Sea".
"Bite on, thou Pertinacious Flea"
"Rise up, cold Reverend, to a See
Ode to Aldgate Pump

"Flow down, false Rivulet, to the Sea

THE BEGGAR MAID-

The Undergrad.

BREAK, BREAK, BREAK-

To my Scout

...

The Bather's Dirge

The Musical Pitch

Tennyson at Billingsgate in 1882

Parody from "Snatches of Song'

Parody from "Punch's Almanac," 1884
The Unsuccessful Stock Exchange Speculator
Hot, Hot, Hot

Wake, Wake, Wake, 1884

To Professor O. C. Marsh, U.S.

ENOCH ARDEN-

Enoch Arden, continued, 1866 ...
Enoch's "Hard 'Un "

THE BROOK-

The Rinker

Song of the Irwell

ment, 1880 ...

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THE BURIAL OF SIR JOHN MOORE ...
"Not a drum was heard, not a funeral note.
The disputed origin of the Poem
"Ni le son du tambour...ni la marche funèbre
"Not a sous had he got, not a guinea or note
"Not a trap was heard, or a Charley's note' 108
Ode on the Death and Burial of the Constitution, 1832-
"Not a moan was heard-not a funeral note
On the threatened Death of John O'Connell
"He looked glum when he heard, by a friendly

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Not a laugh was heard, not a joyous note,'
The Flight of O'Neill, the Invader of Canada...
Running him in, by a Good Templar

"Not a hiss was heard, not an angry yell," 1875 110
The Burial of the Title "Queen," 1876

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On the Downfall of the Beaconsfield Govern-

"Not a hum was heard, not a jubilant note