CONTENTS.

PAGE

onymous Poems, 41, 48, 49, 52, 89, 104, 105, 111, 115-117, 124, 138,

ti-Jacobin (1797) [viz. W. GIFFORD, J. H. FRERE, G. CAN-
NING, and G. ELLIS]; The Authors of the.

ILLIE (1762-1851); JOANNA.

AKE (1757-1827); WILLIAM.

AMIRE (1747-1794); SUSANNA

150, 160

212, 213

191-197

WLES (1762-1850); Rev. WILLIAM LISLE

TRNS (1759-1796); ROBERT .

INNING, the Younger (1770-1827); Rt. Hon. GEORGE—see

HERRY (1762-1812); ANDREW

OLERIDGE (1772-1834); SAMUEL TAYLOR

JWPER (1731-1800); WILLIAM

ALRYMPLE (c. 1762); Lieutenant-Colonel JAMES.

IBDIN (1745-1814); CHARLES

UDGEON (1753-1813); WILLIAM

DWARDS (1743-1800); BRYAN

LLIS (1753-1815); GEORGE-see Anti-Jacobin

WEN (1741-1821); JOHN

TRRIER (1782-1854); SUSAN EDMONSTONE

ALL (1776-1801); RICHARD

GIFFORD (1756-1826); WILLIAM-see Anti-Jacobin

53-88

212, 213

230-231

232-296

I-39

109

90, 91

110-III

45

212, 213

198, 199

222

RERE (1769–1846); JOHN HOOKHAM-see Anti-Jacobin

HUNTER (1742-1821); ANNE (HOME, afterwards)

LAMB (1775-1834); CHARLES

LEWIS (1775-1818); MATTHEW GREGORY

PORE, Bart. (1756-1780); Sir JOHN HENRY

102, 103

118-123

158, 159

SMYTH (1765-1849); Professor WILLIAM

ROBERT

T. (c. 1806); J. .

PYE, M.P. (1745-1813), Poet Laureate from 1790 to 1813;

RADCLIFFE (1764-1822); ANN.

RICHARDSON (1743-1814); Professor WILLIAM

ROSCOE (1753-1831); WILLIAM

SHERIDAN (1751-1816); Rt. Hon. RICHARD BRINSLEY

BUTLER

SMART (1722-1771); CHRISTOPHER

SMITH (1749-1806); CHARLOTTE (Turner, afterwards)

SOUTHEY (1774-1843), Poet Laureate from 1813 to 1843;

SPENCER (1769-1834); Hon. WILLIAM ROBERT

STEWART (1765-1838); HELEN D'ARCY (CRANSTOUN, after-
wards)

THOMPSON (1712-1766); WILLIAM

TOWNSHEND, Marquis TOWNSHEND (1724-1807); GEORGE
UPTON (c. 1790); WILLIAM

WARTON, B.D. (1728-1790), Poet Laureate from 1785 to
1790; Rev. THOMAS

PHANT, afterwards).

O'KEEFE (1747-1833); JOHN

NAIRNE, Baroness NAIRNE (1766-1845); CAROLINA (OLI-

O'NEILL, Viscountess O'NEILL (1758–1793

(1758-1793)'; HENRIETTA

(BOYLE, afterwards)

PEARCE (c. 1793); WILLIAM

PORTER (1780–1832); ANNA MARIA

HENRY JAMES.

ROGERS (1763-1855); SAMUEL

218-

46

WHITEHEAD (1710-1774); PAUL

125

WOLCOT, who wrote under the name of PETER PINDAR

(1738-1819); Rev. JOHN.

126-137

WORDSWORTH (1770-1850), Poet Laureate from 1843 to 1850;

THE

COWPER

ANTHOLOGY.

1775-1800 A. D.

E ENTERTAINING AND FACETIOUS HISTORY OF

JOHN GILPIN ;

ING HOW HE WENT FARTHER THAN HE INTENDED,

AND CAME HOME SAFE AT LAST.

To the Tune of Chevy Chace.

JOHN GILPIN was a Citizen

Of credit and renown;

A Train-Band Captain eke was he
Of famous London Town.

t;

JOHN GILPIN'S Spouse said to her Dear, Though wedded we have been

These twice ten tedious years; yet we

No holiday have seen!

'To-morrow is our Wedding Day,
And we will then repair
Unto the Bell at Edmonton,
All in a chaise and pair.

My sister and my sister's child,
Myself and children three,

Will fill the chaise; so you must ride
On horseback after we!'

He soon replied, 'I do admire
Of womankind but one;

And you are She, my dearest Dear!
Therefore it shall be done!

'I am a Linendraper bold,

As all the World does know; And my good friend, the Calender, Will lend his horse to go.'

Quoth Mrs. GILPIN, That's well said;

And for that wine is dear,

We will be furnished with our own,

Which is so bright and clear.'