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A collection of poems: among which are, The quiet conscience; The affecting story of Griffith and Jenneth; The dependant, &c. &c. &c. Written too intimately from the author's own feelings. By John Bates.
Bates, John, of Holyhead.Date: 1790
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The shamrock: or, Hibernian cresses. A collection of poems, songs, epigrams, &c. Latin as well as English, the original production of Ireland. To which are subjoined, thoughts on the prevailing system of school education, respecting Young Ladies as well as Gentlemen: with Practical Proposals for a Reformation. By Samuel Whyte, Principal of the English Grammar School.
Whyte, S. (Samuel), 1733-1811.Date: MDCCLXXII. [1772]
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Poems by the most eminent ladies of Great-Britain and Ireland. Particularly, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Behn, Miss Carter, Lady Chudleigh, Mrs. Cockburn, Mrs. Grierson, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Killigrew, Mrs. Leapor, Mrs. Madan, Mrs. Masters, Lady M. W. Montague, Mrs. Monk, Dutchess of Newcastle, Mrs. K. Philips, Mrs. Pilkington, Mrs. Rowe, Lady Winchelsea. Selected, with an account of the writers, by G. Colman and B. Thornton, Esqrs. A new edition. ...
Date: MDCCLXXIII. [1773]
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Poems on various subjects, ornamented with plates, and illustrated with notes, original letters and curious incidental anecdotes. In the course of which the pretended miracles of Vespasian are examined and detected. By Samuel Whyte.
Whyte, S. (Samuel), 1733-1811.Date: MDCCXCV. [1795]
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Select poems from Ireland: part II. Containing, I. A letter to Dr. D---l---y on the libels writ against him. II. The pheasant and the lark. A fable. III. A friendly apology for a certain justice of the peace, by way of defence of H--rtley Hutch---n, Esq;
Date: M.DCC.XXX. [1730]

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English poetry - Irish authors

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A collection of poems: among which are, The quiet conscience; The affecting story of Griffith and Jenneth; The dependant, &c. &c. &c. Written too intimately from the author's own feelings. By John Bates.

Poems on various subjects, ornamented with plates, and illustrated with notes, original letters and curious incidental anecdotes. In the course of which the pretended miracles of Vespasian are examined and detected. By Samuel Whyte.

Select poems from Ireland: part II. Containing, I. A letter to Dr. D---l---y on the libels writ against him. II. The pheasant and the lark. A fable. III. A friendly apology for a certain justice of the peace, by way of defence of H--rtley Hutch---n, Esq;