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A Comparison,

Anon.

205

A Contrast,

Cowper

131

A Mother's grief

Dale

184

A Sketch,

J. Malcolm, Esq. 146

Absence,

Campbell

23

Address to the Ocean,

Barry Cornwall 11

Address to the Ocean,

Byron

19

Address to Deity,

Barbauld

77

Autumn,

Southey

118

Ballad, (in imitation of the Ancient Style) Penwarne

56

Beauty,

William Anderson 222
Bower of Roses,

Moore

116

Comfort under affliction,

Grant

66

Constancy,

Herbert

37

Death of a Christian,

Mrs Hemans 101

Dirge,

Roscoe

157
Dirge of Alaric the Visigoth,

Professor Everitt 73
Dissension from Calumny,

Coleridge

223

Dreams,

Anon.

Duty to Parents,

Pope

lll

Enigma,

Byron

27

Eternity,

Young

Evening Thoughts on Death,

Bowring

5

Extract from the Bedouins,

A. B. P.

216

Extract from Childe Harold,

Byron

198

Extract from Mournful Recollections, Thomas Bayly

181

Farewell,

Miss L. E. Landon 198

Farewell ! but whenever, &c.

Moore

82

Greece,

Byron

129

Has corrow thy young days sha:led ? . Moore

87

llerod's Lament for Mariamne,

Byron

122

Ilohenlinden,

Campbell

41

Hope at Death,

Campbell

50

46

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Hope in the Resurrection,

H. K. White
Hymn,

Anon.
Hymn before Sunrise,

Coleridge

In memory of Mr Grattan,

Moore

Influence of Hope on the Human Mind, Campbell

Inscription (on the monument of a New,

foundland dog),

Byron

Invitation to the Young,

Doddridge

Italy,

Anon.

It is not the tear,

Moore

Joy,

Newton

Lines addressed to a Lady (written after

a battle),

Anon.

Lochiel's Warning,

Campbell

Love to Parents,

Noel

Mary,

Moore

Monimia,

R. Allan

Moonlight at the Sea side,

Anon.

Music,

Anon.

My Native Land,

Anon.

New Year's Hynin,

Cowper

Night Song,

Anon.

0! Land of the Godly,

Byron

Ode.

Mrs Hunter

Ode from the French,

Byrun

Ode on the Darwent,

Anon,

Oh! Banquet not,

Moore

Oh say not that my Heart, &c.

Rev. C. Wolfe

On a Tomb-stone in Ireland,

Anon.

On a Youthful Reauty,

On hearing that the Austrians had entered

Naples,

Anon.

On leaving Newstead Abbey,

Byron

On Melrose Abbey, .

Sir W. Scott

On seeing in a list of new music the Wa.

terloo Waltz,

Anon.

On seeing some late Autumn Flowers, Anon.

252

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135

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On seeing the dead body of a Young Lady, Rev. C. Wolfe

169

On the Death of a Clergyman,

Anon.

176

On the Death of an Infant,

Miss Jane Taylor 186

On the Death of a Wife,

Lord Palmerston 72

On the Death of King George III. Dunette

132

On the Death of the Author's Son, John Scott, Esq. 218

On the New Year,..

Anon.

200

On the parting of three Friends,

Anon.

80

On the Star of the Legion of Honour, Byron

69

Our Fathers where are they,

J. Malcolm, Esq. 143

Play-place of our Early Days,

Cowper

155

Preparation for the Battle of Waterloo, Byron

147

Regard for Home,

Goldsmith

156

Remorse,

Anon.

189

Sea-side Reverie,

Anon.

88

Serenade,

William Anderson 208

Sketch of the History of Slavery in England, H. More ., 153

Speech of an old Oak, &c.

Anon.

199

Song of a Spirit,

Anon.

174

The Birth of Jesus,

J. B.

The Child's Funeral,

Anon.

186

The Convict,

Wordsworth 53

The Death of an Infant,

Cecil

39

The Death of Haidee,

Byron

59

The Destruction of Sennacherib,

Byron

178

The Dying Soldier,

Malcolm, Esq. 136

The Evening Star,

Anon.

201

The Fall of Jericho,

Knox

111

The Frailty of Beauty,

Rev. C Wolfe 159
The Fugitive,

Mrs Robinson 244

The Heavenly Rest,

Anon.

105

The Hour of Prayer,

Mrs Hemans 115

The Isles of Greece,

Byron

The Lamentation of Mary Queen of Scots, Mrs Hunter 214

The last Unsentenced Sinner,

Anon.

191

The Martyr,

Anon.

206

The Minstrel,

R. Allan

134

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The Minstrel Boy,

Moore

170

The Orphan Boy,

Thelwall

234

The Pains of Sleep,

Coleridge

210

The Parting Song,

Mrs Hemans

165

There is a world we have not seen,

Anon.

28

The Rose,

Cowper

164

The Sailor,

Rogers

4

The Sailor Boy's Adieu,

G. Lewis

197

The Slave,

Grahame

29
The Soldier's Funeral,

J. Malcolm, Esq. 138
The Solitary Tomb,

Barton

237

The Sympathy of Love,

Byron

57

The Tearless Eye,

Anon.

168

The too early opening flower,

Bowring

123

The Wake,

J Malcolm, Esq. 162

The Wanderer's Roundelay,

Henry Neele 249

The War Poem,

Southey

151

The Warrior's Dirge,

J. Malcolm, Esq. 212

The way to make Old Age comfortable, Southey

158

The World passes away,

Moore

106

They wept, &c.

Anon

183

To

Anon.

175

Toa Moth flying round the flame of a candle, Anon.

180

To a tuft of early Violets,

Gifford

63

To a young Lady on her return, &c. Anon.

171

To Freedom,

Moore

24

To Jessy,

Byron

17

To Mary in Heaven,

Burns

22

To my Daughter, on the Morning, &c. Byron

240

To my Soul, (written in Sickness,) Davenport ! 97

To the Herb Rosemary,

H. K. White

25

To the Memory of a very promising child, Macdiarmid 250

To the Memory of a young lady, M'Comb

107

Value of the Scriptures,

Couper

Victory in Death,

Kelly

96
When death shall chill, &c.

Richard Ryan 182

Woman,

Barry Cornwall 84

Written under bodily Affiction,

Anon.

203

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