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Poems to the praise of most of the nobility in the Kingdom of Scotland.
Date
Reprinted 1718
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The summer's day; with Night and Death: poems. By a gentleman of Covent-Garden Theatre.
Gentleman of Covent-Garden Theatre.
Date
1795
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An Inventory of the manuscripts. Papers, poems, books, &c, to the value of 20l. which were stolen out of the Chevalier de St. Patrick's study in Trinity College-but when, he really confesses, he does not know. A lame account of this loss was formerly advertised in prose.
Date
1734?]
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The Critical minute: Or, The golden opportunity, For young men and maid's to compleat their love or any other business. And also the play of Crambo, or gingling rhime, very necessary for the improvement of wit and advancement of mirth. Likewise poems on presents from young men and maids, widowers and widows on New-Years-day, and Valentines-day. With a description of Valentines-day, and the best method for young men and maids, widowers and widows how to chase valenties to their great felicity hereafter.
Date
[1720?]
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The charms of the bottle and bowl. A new song.
Date
1780?]
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Songs in the prelude called The breaking-up.
Dibdin, Charles, 1745-1814.
Date
1784?]
Books
The Modern tradesman.
Date
1775?]
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Reflections on the death of Miss Martha Ray. By a Gentleman, who was accidentally present at the last scene of her dreadful murder.
Gentleman.
Date
MDCCLXXIX. [1779]
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The Fox and the monkey; or, The Parliament of beasts. A new song. Occasioned by a late celebrated speech in the senate of Gotham. To the tune of-The bedmaking.
Date
1780?]
Books
Leviathan, or, a hymn to poor brother Ben. To the tune of The good old cause reviv'd.
Date
1710
Books
Song, on Admiral Rodney, the words by a correspondent, set to music by Mr. Hudson.
Correspondent.
Date
1784?]
Books
Horace, Epod. IV. Imitated. By Sir James Baker, Kt. to Lord Cad------n.
Baker, James, Sir.
Date
1717?]
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A Ballad. To the tune of Chevy Chase.
Date
M.DCC.XLIX. [1749]
Books
The loyal-vvish.
Date
printed in the year MDCCXI. [i.e. 1711]
Books
Elegy, written at Amwell, in Hertfordshire, MDCCLXVIII.
Scott, John, 1730-1783.
Date
MDCCLXIX. [1769]
Books
Burke's address to the "swinish*" multitude! Tune Tune ̀̀derry down, down,'' &c.
Spence, Thomas, 1750-1814.
Date
1793?]
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Balad made on the present election. In the behalf of Squire H-----d. Tune of, You Commons and Peers, &c.
Date
1727]
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A New song. Intitled and called, Peeping Tom's lamentation, for the loss of the Lady Godeva.
Date
1784]
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The age of man, displayed in ten different stages of life.
Date
[1750?]
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A true and particular account of the trial of Thomas Paine, ... December 18, 1792, ...
Paine, Thomas, 1737-1809.
Date
1793?]
Books
The coursing club, by the Author of The Louth coursers.
Gentleman of Louth.
Date
1796?]
Books
Glorious news for Old England. The British lyon rous'd; or, John Bull for ever. The fox has lost his tail. The ass has done his braying. The Devil has got tom paine. A new song. The lion, the fox, the ass and the Devil.
Date
1795?]
Books
A New ballad. The bottle of wine and butler.
Date
1800?]
Books
Nobilissimo domino Roberto domino Harley, Comiti Oxonii & Mortimer, summo Magnæ Britanniæ thesaurario. De Dunquercâ receptâ.
J. C.
Date
1712
Books
An excellent ballad of the noble marquis and patient Grissel. To the tune of, The bride's good morrow.
Deloney, Thomas, 1543?-1600.
Date
[1780?]

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Poems to the praise of most of the nobility in the Kingdom of Scotland.

The summer's day; with Night and Death: poems. By a gentleman of Covent-Garden Theatre.

An Inventory of the manuscripts. Papers, poems, books, &c, to the value of 20l. which were stolen out of the Chevalier de St. Patrick's study in Trinity College-but when, he really confesses, he does not know. A lame account of this loss was formerly advertised in prose.

The charms of the bottle and bowl. A new song.

Songs in the prelude called The breaking-up.

The Modern tradesman.

Reflections on the death of Miss Martha Ray. By a Gentleman, who was accidentally present at the last scene of her dreadful murder.

The Fox and the monkey; or, The Parliament of beasts. A new song. Occasioned by a late celebrated speech in the senate of Gotham. To the tune of-The bedmaking.

Leviathan, or, a hymn to poor brother Ben. To the tune of The good old cause reviv'd.

Song, on Admiral Rodney, the words by a correspondent, set to music by Mr. Hudson.

Horace, Epod. IV. Imitated. By Sir James Baker, Kt. to Lord Cad------n.

A Ballad. To the tune of Chevy Chase.

The loyal-vvish.

Elegy, written at Amwell, in Hertfordshire, MDCCLXVIII.

Burke's address to the "swinish*" multitude! Tune Tune ̀̀derry down, down,'' &c.

Balad made on the present election. In the behalf of Squire H-----d. Tune of, You Commons and Peers, &c.

A New song. Intitled and called, Peeping Tom's lamentation, for the loss of the Lady Godeva.

The age of man, displayed in ten different stages of life.

A true and particular account of the trial of Thomas Paine, ... December 18, 1792, ...

The coursing club, by the Author of The Louth coursers.

Glorious news for Old England. The British lyon rous'd; or, John Bull for ever. The fox has lost his tail. The ass has done his braying. The Devil has got tom paine. A new song. The lion, the fox, the ass and the Devil.

A New ballad. The bottle of wine and butler.

Nobilissimo domino Roberto domino Harley, Comiti Oxonii & Mortimer, summo Magnæ Britanniæ thesaurario. De Dunquercâ receptâ.

An excellent ballad of the noble marquis and patient Grissel. To the tune of, The bride's good morrow.

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Poems to the praise of most of the nobility in the Kingdom of Scotland.

The summer's day; with Night and Death: poems. By a gentleman of Covent-Garden Theatre.

An Inventory of the manuscripts. Papers, poems, books, &c, to the value of 20l. which were stolen out of the Chevalier de St. Patrick's study in Trinity College-but when, he really confesses, he does not know. A lame account of this loss was formerly advertised in prose.

The charms of the bottle and bowl. A new song.

Songs in the prelude called The breaking-up.

The Modern tradesman.

Reflections on the death of Miss Martha Ray. By a Gentleman, who was accidentally present at the last scene of her dreadful murder.

The Fox and the monkey; or, The Parliament of beasts. A new song. Occasioned by a late celebrated speech in the senate of Gotham. To the tune of-The bedmaking.

Leviathan, or, a hymn to poor brother Ben. To the tune of The good old cause reviv'd.

Song, on Admiral Rodney, the words by a correspondent, set to music by Mr. Hudson.

Horace, Epod. IV. Imitated. By Sir James Baker, Kt. to Lord Cad------n.

A Ballad. To the tune of Chevy Chase.

The loyal-vvish.

Elegy, written at Amwell, in Hertfordshire, MDCCLXVIII.

Burke's address to the "swinish*" multitude! Tune Tune ̀̀derry down, down,'' &c.

Balad made on the present election. In the behalf of Squire H-----d. Tune of, You Commons and Peers, &c.

A New song. Intitled and called, Peeping Tom's lamentation, for the loss of the Lady Godeva.

The age of man, displayed in ten different stages of life.

A true and particular account of the trial of Thomas Paine, ... December 18, 1792, ...

The coursing club, by the Author of The Louth coursers.

Glorious news for Old England. The British lyon rous'd; or, John Bull for ever. The fox has lost his tail. The ass has done his braying. The Devil has got tom paine. A new song. The lion, the fox, the ass and the Devil.

A New ballad. The bottle of wine and butler.

Nobilissimo domino Roberto domino Harley, Comiti Oxonii & Mortimer, summo Magnæ Britanniæ thesaurario. De Dunquercâ receptâ.

An excellent ballad of the noble marquis and patient Grissel. To the tune of, The bride's good morrow.

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