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Ode to the Swallow. By Dr. Shaw

To my Lyre......

Translation of Bishop Lowth's Epitaph on his Daughter.. 278

Glory and Ease. Imitated from the French.....

Inscription on a Chamber Stove, invented by Dr. Franklin..... 282

Horace, Ode V. Book I. Translated by Leigh Hunt, Esq...... 283

Verses addressed to Dr. Thornton, on his beautiful Group of

Roses, in the Temple of Flora.......

Verses, on the early Death of a Young Lady's Linnet. By

Mr. Shepherd.....................

Inscription from the Greek of Simonides.....

A Recommendation of the Study of the Remains of ancient

Grecian and Roman Architecture, Sculpture, and

Painting; a Prize Poem, recited in the Theatre, Oxford,

in the Year 1806. By Mr. Wilson......

Address to Wealth. By Mr. C. Lloyd...

Lines. By the same

Effusion. By T. Ashton

Washing Day.....

The Parish Clerk. By Mr. W. Vernon.

Maria; or the Father's Recollections. By W. Carey, Esq.... 305

Epitaph on Mrs. Marissal. By Mrs. Barbauld.

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A Monody on the Death of the Right Hon. C. J. Fox. By R.

P. Knight, Esq...

Lines, on the Author's Birth Day. By Mr. C. Lloyd............ 318

The Triumphal Car of Medecine. Translation of Verses at

the End of Dr. Darwin's Zoonomia....

Song. By the late Miss Eliza Ryves.......

Lines to the Memory of the Rev. G. Wakefield. By Miss Lucy
Aikin

The Barber, a Parody on Gray's Bard. By the Hon. T.

Erskine .......

Epigram, on certain Fashionables.

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Epitaph, on his Sister, Lady Betty Mansel. By Lord Harvey 322
Prologue, written for the Dramatic Entertainment of Not at
Home." By W. R. Wright, Esq...

Epigram, from Martial

By Mr. Davenport........ 332

Anacreon, Ode XL. translated....

Lines to the Memory of Bishop Percy. By Mrs. West......... 335

On the Death of Lord Nelson...

Moses conducting the Israelites to the promised Land. A

Prize Poem, recited in the Theatre, Oxford, 1807. By

Mr. Rolleston..

Dialogue from the Phenissæ of Euripides......................

Epitaph on Miss Elliot. By the late Arthur Murphy, Esq..... 349

The Negro's Prayer. By Mr. Thelwall..

The Dying Negro, a Poem. By the late Thomas Day and

John Bicknell, Esqrs....

Epitaph on Mrs. F. Little By Miss H. More.....

Lines on the late Rev. H. Moore, of Liskeard.

The Rhedecynian Barbers.

Martial, Epigram xxxvi. B. x. On a Wine Merchant........

Lines, written under the full length Shade of E. Gibbon, Esq.. 373

A Farewell to England. By Miss Shackleton.....

Taxation of Whisky, an Epigram....

Disappointment, Imitation of Modern Poetry..

Imitation of Martial. By N. B. Halhed, Esq..

Ode, from Anacreon. By Mr. Shepherd

Epigrams, on Garrick and Barry, in the character of King

Lear. By Mr. Kendal.

Ode, performed in the Senate House, Cambridge, June 29,

1811, at the Installation of the Duke of Gloucester. By

Professor Smith...

Mahomet; a Prize Poem, recited in the Theatre, Oxford, in

the Year 1808. By Mr. Rolleston.........

Ode to ***.....

Imitation of Martial. By N. B. Halhed, Esq..

The Cuckoo, the Nightingale, and the Ass. A Fable..

Prologue, spoken on Mrs. Abington's Return to the Stage.

By G. Colman, the younger, Esq.........................

Lines, addressed to the Queen of Prussia on her Birth Day.

By the Rev. B. Beresford.....

Llangollen, written at the Close of the Autumn, 1792. By

W. Sotheby, Esq...

Epigram from Lessing....

Imitation of Martial. By N. B. Halhed, Esq.
By the same..

Sonnet on the Author's Birth Day....

to Mrs. H. on the Birth of a son...

in Hampshire..............

written at the same Place on the Birth of Twins........ 421

to the B. Family of Bristol......

to Liberty. By Mr. Davenport.

to the River Emont. By Mr. C. Lloyd......

to Loch Lomond. By the same...........................................

to a Wood Pigeon. By the same...............

to the Sabbath.

By the same.....

written near an old Mansion at Midnight. By the same 433

On the Miss Sy's entertaining the Company with

Music at High Lake. By Mr. Shepherd...

to a Friend. By Mr. C. Lamb...

to Love. By Mr. Davenport..

to the Eolian Harp. By the same..

to Sleep....

By the late Rev. W. B. Stevens..

A Tenement to be let..

Epigram to certain Fashionables. By Mr. Davenport................ 444

Serenade. By G. F. Busby, Esq......

On the Portrait of a Young Lady. By Miss Mitford........... 447

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John the Baptist; a Prize Poem, recited in the Theatre, Ox-

ford, in 1809. By Mr. Johnson.....

Stanzas, to the Memory of Dr. Leyden. By D. Carey, Esq... 458

Parthenon: Verses recited in the Theatre, Oxford, in 1811.... 468

Prologue to Miss Baillie's Family Legend. By Walter Scott,

Epilogue to the same. By Henry Mackenzie, Esq....... 472

The Lawyer's Farewell to his Muse. By Sir W. Blackstone.. 474

Lines copied from the Window of a Lodging House.............

Love Elegy.....

Lines sent to the Duc de Nivernois, with a Lock of Grey Hair,

by Madame de Mirepoix. From the French. By the

Rev. R. Bland......

Congratulatory Verses on the Marriage of Frederic, Prince of

Wales. By Professor Spence..

Inscription. By Dr. Darwin...

Stanzas, on an engraving of Limodoron Tankervilliæ. By Dr.

Hymn to Health.......

Imitation of Catullus...

Ode to Duty....

Epigram to Sleep. From the Latin..

Epitaph on Dr. Burgh. By J. B. S. Morrit, Esq..

An Admonitory Epistle. By Mr. Davenport..

Epigram on melting down the French Saints..

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The Belvidere Apollo: a Prize Poem, recited in the Theatre,

Oxford, in 1812. By Mr. Milman...................

Ode on Lord Nelson's Victory..

Address of a Water Nymph. By Dr. Darwin.............

Stanzas on a Woodbine, which twined round an Urn to the

Memory of Shenstone. By the late Rev. R. Graves...... 495

Epigram on the Conjunction of Saturn and the Moon........ 496

Ode on the Death of George II. and the Accession of his

present Majesty. By the Earl of Abingdon.....................

Lines from the Persian of Sadi. By J. M. Good, Esq....

The Return of Spring. From the Greek...

Imitation of Part of the eighth Satire of Juvenal..

On the Death of General Wolfe. By Dr. Darwin....................

Lines on a Picture of the Kalmia Angustifolia, or narrow-

leaved Kalmia. By Dr. Shaw.......

Ode to Edward Rushton, of Liverpool, on his Restoration to

Sight. By J. Thelwall, Esq.........................

Lines, by a Fellow of a College, whose Studies were inter-

rupted by the Sight of Ladies walking in the Garden

under his Window...

The Devoted Legions. By the late T. Day, Esq............... 513

Verses, on the Death of George II. and the Accession of his

present Majesty. By the Earl of Donegal...

Epigram, imitated from Martial. B. II. Ep. 53...

Stanzas on the Nightly Uproar at Covent Garden.......

A Poetical Jeu d'Esprit, written in Dr. Whalley's Study..

To a Lady, by a Student of Jesus College, Cambridge.

Elegy. By Dr. Darwin......

Lines, on a Picture of the Indian Reed, or Canna Indica. By

Elegy. By Dr. Darwin.......

Lines, on a Picture of the Stapelia Hirsuta, or Maggot bearing

Stapelia. By Dr. Shaw......

The Rural Offering.

Directions for a Tea Vase.

mingham. By Dr. Darwin.....

Verses sent to a Lady, with Dr. Darwin's Botanic Garden...... 532

Extempore Stanzas on Miss Charlotte Lynes. By Archdeacon

CRITICISMS, 1810.

Epic Poems and Romances...

Miscellaneous Poetry..

From the Greek of Leonidas.......

Addressed to Mr. Bolton of Bir-

Republications of Ancient English Poetry.

Translations..................

Vyse, of Lichfield..

Horace. Book II. Ode xvI. Imitated by Mr. Hastings........ 535

On a Target at Drakelow. By Dr. Darwin....

Lines for a Lady's Pocket Book. By Christopher Smart...

Elegy. Ry the late T. Day, Esq........

Ode to the River Derwent, written in a Romantic Valley, near

its Source. By Dr. Darwin........

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