the english anthology

A fathers advice to his fon: an elegy... By the
fame. From the fame authority

The lawyer's farewell to his mufe. By fir William

Blackftone, Kt. From Dodleys collection
The triumph of Ifis By Thomas Warton the

...

126

132

By the fame. From the fame

The contemplatift: a night piece. By John Cun-

148

ningham. From his " Poems," 1771

Alandfcape. By the fame. From the fame authority 156

The deferted village. By Oliver Goldsmith. From

the 1ft edition, 1770; compared with the 7th, 1772 161

A ballad. By the fame. From his "Vicar of

Wakefield," 1766

177

The author. By Charles Churchill. From the firft

and laft editions, in 4to, 1763 and 176

Chit-chat. An imitation of Theocritus. Idyll. XV.

By Robert Lloyd. From his " Poetical works,”,

1774

Madness. By Thomas Penrose. From his "Flights

of fancy," 1775

184.

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212

Elinoure and Juga. By Thomas Chatterton. From

"Poems, fuppofed to have been written at Bristol,

by Thomas Rowley, and others, in the fifteenth

century," [published by Thomas Tyrwhitt, efq.]

1777; compared with the original publication

in the "Town and country magazine,” for May,

1769 (whence Mr. Tyrwhitt professes to reprint

it)

Songe to Ella, lorde of the cafel of Bryftowe ynne

By the fame. From the fame

daies of yore.

authority

- 217

Briftowe tragedie: or the dethe of fyr Charles

220

Bawdin. By the fame. From the fame authority 222

A fonnet made on Ifabella Markhame By Jobn

...

Harington, efq. From "Nuge Antiquæ,"

1779. [N. B. It is not a jonnet," which

may induce one to think that the title was fabri-

cated by the original editor.]

Epigrams. By fir John Harington, Kt. From his

"Epigrams," 1618

The complaint of a fcholar. By Thomas Nah.

From "Pierce PennileJe bis fupplication to the

divell," 1595

To Calia. By Richard Duke. From Drydens

"Mifcellany poems," 1727

A foliloquy out of Italian. By fir Samuel Garth,
Kt. M. D. From "A fupplement to the works

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of the most celebrated minor poets," 1750
To Mr. Gay, on his poems. By the fame. From
the fame authority

248

249

An ode to the right honourable John lord Gower...

By Elijah Fenton.

From his "Poems," 1717 250

The rofe-bud. To the right honourable the lady

Jane Wharton. By William Broome, LL. D.

From his Poems," 1750; compared with the
edition of 1779

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254

Addrefs to bis elbow chair new clothed. By Wil-

liam Somervile, efq. From his " Poems," 1779 256

The genius. An ode, written in 1717, on occafion

of the duke of Marlbro's apoplexy. By Leonard

Welfted. From his " Epifiles, odes, &c. 1725

Verfes defigned for a watch-cafe. By John Byrom.
From his "Poems," Manchester, 1773

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258

260

Extempore. Intended to allay the violence of party-

Spirit. By the fame. From the fame authority 260

Bedlam.

By Thomas Fitzgerald.

"Poems," Oxford, 1781

From bis

261

The man of tafie... By... Bramfton. From Dods-

ley's collection

Ode on the death of Matzel, a favourite bull-

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finch... By for Charles Hanbury Williams, K. B.

From his "Odes," 1785, compared with Dodfleys

collection

An ode on mifs Harriet Hanbury, at fix years old.

By the fame. From the fame authority

The Sparrow. From Catullus. By Francis Fawkes.

From his "Poems," 1761

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By James Merrick. From Dodfleys

To a lady. Wrapped round a nosegay of violets.

MDCCLXI. By John Langhorne, D. D. From

his "Poetical works," 1766

The fire-fide. By Nathaniel Cotton, M. D. From

A retir'd friendship. To Ardelia. By Mrs. Kathe-

rine Philips. From her " Poems," 1710

Tendres defirs, out of French profe. By the fame.

From the fame authority

Love arm'd. By Mrs. Aphra Behn.

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"Poems by the most eminent ladies," 1773

The refolve. By lady Chudleigh. From her

"Poems," 1722

The complaint of a lover. By mifs Anne Killigrew.

From ber "Poems," 1686

Despair. By Mrs. Elizabeth Rowe. From her

"Works," 1750

299

Sorrow. By Mrs. Lætitia Pilkington. From ber

"Memoirs," 1749

Miras will. By mifs Mary Leapor. From her

"Poems," 1748

Colinetta. By the fame.

307

From the fame authority 308

The atheist and the acorn. By Anne countess of

Winchilfea. From her " Poems," 1713

313

314

A nocturnal réverie. By the fame. From the

fame authority

Sonetto. From Petrarch. By the honorable Mrs.

Monk. From "Marinda. Poems, &c." 1716

Verfes wrote upon her death-bed, at Bath, to her

bufband in London. By the fame. From a ma-

nufcript copy, compared with that in "Poems by

the most eminent ladies"

The fmall-pox. A toren-eclogue. By lady Mary

Wortley Montague. From Dodfleys collection

At taking leave of a lady who was reading Norris's

poems. By mifs Mary Mafters. From her

"Poems," 1733

An epifle to lady Bowyer. By miss Mary Jones.

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