.

.

.

Page

Page

Thomas CHATTERTON,

81 MRS THRALE,

124

Bristow Tragedy, or the Death of Sir Charles Bawdin, 84 The Three Warnings,

124

The Minstrel's Song in Ella,

87 | THOMAS Moss,

125

Resignation,

87 The Beggar,

125

WILLIAM FALCONER,

87

From the Shipwreck,

88

SCOTTISII POETS

ROBERT LLOYD,

91 ALEXANDER Ross, .

125

The Miseries of a Poet's Life,

92 Wood, and Married, and a',

126

Wretchedness of a School-Usher,

92 John Lowe,

126

CHARLES CHURCHILL,

92 Mary's Dream,

126

MICHAEL BRUCE,

94 LADY ANNE BARNARD,

126

A Rural Picture,

95

Auld Robin Gray,

127

Virtue and Happiness in the Country,

96 Miss JANE ELLIOT AND MRS COCKBURN,

127

Elegy-Written in Spring,

96 The Flowers of the Forest,

127

John LOGAN,

97 John SKINNER,

128

To the Cuckoo,

97 Tullochgorum,

128

Written in a Visit to the Country in Autumn,

98 ROBERT CRAWFORD,

128

Complaint of Nature,

98 The Bush aboon Traquair,

128

Tuomas WARTON,

99 Tweedside,

129

Written after seeing Windsor Castle,

99 SIR GILBERT ELLIOT,

129

Written in a Blank Leaf of Dugdale's Monasticon, 100 Amynta,

129

On Revisiting the River Loddon,

100 ROBERT FERGUSSON,

129

On Sir Joshua Reynold's Painted Window at Oxford, 100 Braid Claith,

130

The Hamlet-an Ode,

101 To the Tron-Kirk Bell,

130

JOSEPH WARTON,

101 Scottish Scenery and Music,

131

To Fancy,

101 Cauler Water,

131

Thomas BLACKLOCK,

102 A Sunday in Edinburgh,

132

Terrors of a Guilty Conscience,

103 | MISCELLANEOUS POEMS OF THE PERIOD 1727-1780, 132

Ode to Aurora on Melissa's Birthday,

103

Ad Amicos,

132

The Portrait,

103 Elegy,

133

JAMES BEATTIE,

103 Careless Content,

134

Opening of the Minstrel,

105 A Pastoral,

134

Description of Edwin,

106 Ode to a Tobacco Pipe,

135

Morning Landscape,

107 Song-(Away! let nought to love displeasing),

135

Life and Immortality,

107

Retirement~1758,

107

TRAGIC DRAMATISTB.

The Hermit,

108

EDWARD MOORE,

136

CARISTOPHER SMART,

108 The Gamester's Last Stake,

136

Song to David,

109 Јонх Номв,

138

RICHARD GLOVER, .

112 Discovery of her Son by Lady Randolph,

138

Address of Leonidas,

113 JAMES THomson,

139

The Armies at Salamis,

. 113. Against she Crusades;

139

Admiral Hosier's Ghost,

Isove, ...:

140

ROBERT DODSLEY,

171 Miscalculations of Old Men,

140

Song-The Parting Kiss,

265.WILLIAM MASON?

138

SAMUEL Bishop,

115 Awfulness of a scene of Pagan Rites,

140

To Mrs Bishop on the Anniversary of her Wedding-day,

: Against Homicide,

140

which was also her Birth-day, with a Ring,

175. RICHARD GZOTER,

140

SIR WILLIAM Jones,

*716 solitude o4 a Baul Field,

140

An Ode, in Imitation of Alcæus,

117

• Forgiveness,

140

A Persian Song of Hafiz,

117

DAVID MALLET,

139

The Concluding Sentence of Berkeley's Siris Imitated, 117 Fortitude,

140

Tetrastic-From the Persian,

118

COMIC DRAMATISTS

FRANCIS FAWKES,

118

The Brown Jug,

118 GEORGE COLMAN,

141

WILLIAM WHITEHEAD,

118 ARTHUR MURPHY,

141

Variety,

118 Hugå KELLY,

141

DR JAMES GRAINGER,

119 RICHARD CUMBERLAND,

141

Ode to Solitude,

119 OLIVER GOLDSMITH,

141

JAMES MERRICK,

141

120 A Deception,

The Chameleon,

142

120 Arrival at the supposed Inn,

John Scott,

143

121 RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN,

Ode on Hearing the Drum,

121 A Sensitive Author,

William OLDYS,

121 The Anatomy of Character performed by Uncharitable-

146

Song, made Extempore by a Gentleman, oocasioned by a

ness,

Fly Drinking out of his Cup of Ale,

148

121 MRS COWLEY,

JOHN CUNNINGHAM,

121 DAVID GARRICK,

.

.

.

144

148

Page

Appearance and Character of Mahomet,

197

Term of the Conquest of Timour, or Tamerlane; his

Triumph at Samarcand; his Death on the road to

China (A.D. 1405); Character and Merits of Timour, 198

Invention and Use of Gunpowder,

200

Letter of Gibbon to Mrs Porten-Account of his Mode

of Life at Lausanne,

200

Remarks on Reading,

201

152

153

155

155

156

156

.

PERIODICAL ESSAYISTS.

DR SAMUEL JOHNSON,

Tale of Anningait and Ajut,

Joax HAWKESWORTE,

DR MOORE,

HENRY MACKENZIE,

Story of La Roche,

NOVELISTS.

BANUEL RICHARDSON,

HENRY FIELDING,

Partridge at the Playhouse,

TOBIAS GEORGS SMOLLETT,

Scene at Lanark,

Feast in the Manner of the Ancients,

LAURENCE STERNE,

The Story of Le Fevre,

The Starling-Captivity,

A French Peasant's Supper,

DR SAMUEL JOHNSON,

CHARLES JOHNSTONE,

HOBACE WALPOLE,

OLIVER GOLDSMITH,

HexRY BROOKE,

HENBY MACKENZIE,

Harley Sets Out on his Journey-The Beggar and his

Dog,

The Death of Harley,

Miss CLARA REB

160

161

164

165

167

168

171

171

174

175

175

176

176

176

177

177

.

213

214

HISTORIANS.

.

215

216

216

216

216

216

216

216

216

216

217

217

217

217

217

217

218

219

220

WRITERS IN DIVINITY.

178

179

DR JOSEPH BUTLER,

180 Bishop WARBURTON,

The Grecian Mythology-The Various Lights in which

it was regarded,

181 DR ROBERT Lowru,

181

De C. MIDDLETON,

181 Rev. W. Law,

182

Dr. ISAAC WATTS,

183

DR RICHARD HURD,

184

DR G. HORNE,

184

DR JOHN JORTIN,

185

GEORGE WHITEFIELD,

187

JOHN WESLEY,

187

NATHANIEL LARDNER,

188 Hugu FARMER,

190 Dr JAMES FOSTER,

191 JOHN LELAND,

191 Dr Hugh BLAIR,

191 On the Cultivation of Taste,

191 Difference between Taste and Genius,

191 On Sublimity,

192 DR GEORGE CAMPBELL,

192

MISCELLANEOUS WRITERS.

192

192 DR SAMUEL JOHNSON,

192 From the Preface to the Dictionary,

192 Reflections on Landing at Iona,

192 Parallel between Pope and Dryden,

192

Picture of the Miseries of War,

192 OLIVER GOLDSMITH,

192 Scenery of the Alps,

192 A Sketch of the Universe,

192 Scenery of the Sea-coasts,

192 On the Increased Love of Life with Age,

192 A City Night-Piece,

192 EDMUND BURKE,

192 From the Speech on Conciliation with America, 1775,

192 Mr Burke's Account of his Son,

192 The British Monarchy,

Marie Antoinette, Queen of France,

195 The Order of Nobility,

196 Dependence of English on American Freedom,

197 Destruction of the Carnatic,

THOMAS CARTE,
Ноокк,
DR COXYERS MIDDLETON,
DAVID HUME,
State of Parties at the Reformation in England,
The Middle Ages-Progress of Freedom,
Death and Character of Queen Elizabeth,
DR WILLIAM ROBERTSON,

Character of Mary Queen of Scots,
Martin Luther,
Discovery of America,
Chivalry,
Characters of Francis I. and the Emperor Charles V.

DR SMOLLETT,

WILLIAM TYTLER,

ARCHIBALD BOWER,

DR JOHN CAMPBELL,

WILLIAM GUTARIE,

GEORGE SALE,

GEORGE PSALMANAZAR,

OLIVER GOLDSMITH,

LORD LYTTELTON,

DR THOMAS BIRCH,

De ROBERT HENRY,

DR GILBERT STUART,

DR WARNER,

DR LELAND,

Joux WHITTAKER,

GRANGER,

ORME,

MACPHERSON,

LORD HAILES,

ROBERT WATSON,

DR WILLIAM RUSSELL,

EDWARD GIBBON,

Opinion of the Ancient Philosophers on the Immortality

of the Soul,

The City of Bagdad-Magnificence of the Caliphs,

Conquest of Jerusalem by the Crusaders, A.D. 1090,

223

223

223

224

225

228

226

227

2:29

230

231

231

231

231

232

.

441

lon,

418

.

To

.

Page

Page

DR REGINALD HEBER,

407 Power and Gentleness, or the Cataract and the Stream-

Passage of the Red Sea,

408 let,

440

Hymn-Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity,

409 The Solitary Tomb,

440

Missionary, Hymn,

409 BRYAN WALTER PROCTER,

441

From Bishop Heber's Journal,

409 Address to the Ocean,

441

An Evening Walk in Bengal,

410 Marcelia,

CHARLES WOLFE,

410 Night,

442

The Burial of Sir John Moore,

410 The Sleeping Figure of Modena,

442

Song-(Oh say not that my heart is cold),

411 An Invocation to Birds,

442

Song-(If I had thought thou couldst have died), 411 Amelia Wentworth,

442

HERBERT KNOWLES,

411 HENRY HART MILMAN,

446

Lines written in the Churchyard of Richmond, York-

Jerusalem before the Siege,

446

shire,

411 Hymn of the Captive Jews,

446

ROBERT POLLOK,

412 Summons of the Destroying Angel to the City of Baby-

Love,

413

446

Morning,

413 The Fair Recluse,

447

Friendship,

413 The Day of Judgment,

447

Happiness,

414 REV. GEORGE CROLY,

448

Picture of a Miser,

415 Pericles and Aspasia,

448

JAMES MONTGOMERY,

415 The French Army in Russia,

448

Greenland,

416 To the Memory of a Lady,

449

Night,

417 LETITIA ELIZABETH LANDON,

449

Picture of a Poetical Enthusiast,

417 Change,

449

The Pelican Island,

418 Crescentius,

450

The Recluse,

The Grasp of the Dead,

450

The Grave,

418 From the Improvisatrice,

450

The Field of the World,

419 Last Verses of L. E. L.,

451

Aspirations of Youth,

419 JOANNA BAILLIE,

451

The Common Lot,

420 The Kitten,

451

Prayer, .

420 Address to Miss Agnes Baillie on her Birthday,

452

Home,

420 William Knox,

453

The Hon. WILLIAM ROBERT SPENCER,

420

Opening of the Songs of Israel,

453

Beth Gelert, or the Grave of the Greyhound,

421 Conclusion of the songs of Israel,

454

Wife, Children, and Friends,

421 Dirge of Rachel,

454

422 A Virtuous Woman,

454

Epitaph upon the Year 1806,

422 THOMAS PRINGLE,

454

Stanzas (Too late I strayed-forgive the crime), 422 Afar in the Desert,

454

LEIGH HUNT,

422 ROBERT MONTGOMERY,

455

May Morning at Ravenna,

423

Description of a Maniac,

455

Funeral of the Lovers in Rimini,'

424 The Starry Heavens,

455

To T. L. H., Six Years Old, During a Sickness,

424 Picture of War,

456

Dirge,

424

Lost Feelings,

556

To the Grasshopper and the Cricket,

424 WILLIAM HERBERT,

456

The Celebrated Canzone of Petrarch-Chiare, fresche, Description of a Northern Spring,

456

e dolce acque,

425 Musings on Eternity,

456

Joux CLARE,

425 EBENEZER ELLIOTT,

457

What is Life?

427 To the Bramble Flower,

457

Summer Morning,

427 The Excursion,

457

Sonnets-(The Primrose–The Thrush's Nest),

427 Pictures of Native Genius,

458

First-Love's Recollections,

427 Apostrophe to Futurity,

Dawnings of Genius,

428 A Poet's Prayer,

459

Scenes and Musings of the Peasant Poet,

428 MRS NORTON,

JAMES AND HORACE SMITH,

429 To the Duchess of Sutherland,

459

The Theatre.-By the Rev. G. C. (Crabbe),

431 Lines from The Winter's Walk,'

460

The Baby's Debut.-By W. W. [Wordsworth),

431 Picture of Twilight,

460

A Tale of Drury Lane.-By W. 8. [Scott],

432 The Mother's Heart,

The Upas in Marybone Lane,

433 Mrs SOUTHEY,

460

Address to the Mummy in Belzoni's Exhibition,

433 The Pauper's Deathbed,

461

John Wilson,

434 Mariner's Hymn,

461

A Home among the Mountains,

434 ELIZABETH B. BARRETT,

461

A Sleeping Child,

435 Cowper's Grave,

461

Address to a Wild Deer,

435 MARY HOWITT,

462

Lines Written in a Lonely Burial Ground in the High-

Studies Pursued by a Married Pair,

462

lands,

435 Mountain Children,

462

The Shipwreck,

436 The Fairies of the Caldon-Low-A Midsummer Legend, 463

MRS HEMANS,

The Monkey,

463

The Voice of Spring,

438 TROMAS HOOD,

464

The Homes of England,

438

Song-(It was not in the winter),

464

The Graves of a Household,

439 Town and Country,

464

The Treasures of the Deep,

439 A Parental Ode to my Son, aged Three Years and Five

BERNARD BARTON,

439 Months,

465

To the Evening Primrose,

440 The Dream of Eugene Aram,

463

Stanzas on the Sea,

440 ALFRED TENNYSON,

467

.

437

487
487

487
488

奶奶奶奶奶奶奶奶奶奶奶奶奶奶

Page

Page

Love and Death,

467 To a Mountain Daisy,

484

The Sleeping Palace,

467 On Captain Matthew Henderson,

485

The Sleeping Beauty,

468 Songs,Macpherson's Farewell,

485

From the Palace of Art,

468

Menie,

486

From the Miller's Daughter,

468

Ae Fond Kiss,

486

Thomas BABINGTON MACAULAY,

468

My Bonnie Mary,

486

The Desolation of the Cities whose Warriors have

Mary Morrison,

486

marched against Rome,

468

Bruce's Address,

486

The War of the League,

470 ALEXANDER WILSON,

486

Thomas Haynes BAYLY,

471 Account of the Bald Eagle,

Verses Addressed to his Wife,

471 Trait of Simplicity and Nature,

Think not of the Future, .

471 A Village Scold Surprising her Husband in an Alo-

LLARTLEY COLEBIDGE,

471

house,

Bonnet- (What was't awakened first the untried A Pedlar's Story,

ear),

471 HECTOR MACNEILL,

488

Sonnet on Shakspeare,

472 Extracts from Scotland's Skaith,

488

Sonnets to a Friend,

472 Mary of Castle-Cary,

490

To Certain Golden Fishes,

472 ROBERT TANNAHILL,

490

JOHN STERLING,

The Filial Vow,

490

Joan of Arc,

473 The Braes o' Balquhither,

491

W. Moxckrox MILNES,

472 The Braes o' Gleniffer,

491

The Men of Old,

473 The Flower o' Dumblane,

491

The Long-Ago,

473 Gloomy Winter's now Awa,

492

CEABLES MACKAY,

472 RICHARD GALL,

492

The Autumn Leaf,

474 My only Jo and Dearie 0,

492

The Parting of Lovers,

Farewell to Ayrshire,

492

11 N. T. CARRINGTON,

473 John MAYNE,

492

The Pixies of Devon,

474 Logan Braes,

493

D. M. MOIR,

473 Helen of Kirkconnel,

493

Langsyne,

To the River Nith,

493

Casa Wappy,

Mustering of the Trades to Shoot for the Siller Gun, 493

MAJOR CALDER CAMPBELL,

SIR ALEXANDER BOSWELL,

494

ALARIC A. WATTS,

Jenny Dang the Weaver,

494

Ten Years Ago,

476

Jenny's Bawbee,

495

WILLIAX KENNEDY,

473 Good Night, and Joy be wi' ye a',

495

TROMAS AIRD,

473 The High Street of Edinburgh,

495

My Mother's Grave,

477 JAMES Horo,

496

CHARLES Swain,

473 Bonny Kilmeny,

497

The Death of the Warrior King,

477 To the Comet of 1811,

498

T. K. HERYEY,

473 When the Kye comes Hame,

498

The Convict Ship,

478 The Skylark,

499

Joax MALCOLM,

473 ALLAN CUNNINGHAM,

499

Eliza Cook,

473 The Young Maxwell,

500

LADY EMMELINE WORTLEY,

473 Hame, Hame, Hame,

500

Mes HENRY COLERIDGE,

473

Fragment,

500

MRS BROOKE,

473 She's Gane to Dwall in Heaven,

500

W. BECKFORD,

478 A Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea,

501

Prayer,

478 My Nanie 0,

501

WALTER PATERBOX,

478 The Poet's Bridal-Day Song,

501

Sonnet Written on the Burial-ground of bis Ances- WILLIAM TENNANT,

501

tors,
478 Selections from · Anster Fair,'

502

Joax Wilsos CROKER,

479 WILLIAM MOTHERWELL,

503

Ode on the Duke of Wellington, 1814,

479 Jeanie Morrison,

503

Haxes LUTTREL,

The Midnight Wind,

504

The November Fog of London,

Sword Chant of Thorstein Raudi,

504

Rev. H. F. Cary,

479 ROBERT NICOLL,

505

WILLIAM SOTHEBY,

479 We are Brethren a',

505

MR MITCHELL,

Thoughts of Heaven,

505

LORD STRANGFORD,

479 Death,

506

De Joux BOWRING,

479 Mr RODGER,

506

J. H. WIFFEN,

479 | MR BALLANTYNE,

506

STEWART Rose,

479 MR VEDDER,

506

LORD FRANCIS EGERTON,

479 MR GRAY,

506

Mr BLACKIE,

4779 ROBERT GILFILLAN,

506

J. G. LOCKHART,

479

The Exile's Song,

506

In the Days o' Langsyne,

506

Thomas CUNNINGHAM,

506

SCOTTISH POETS.

The Hills o' Gallowa',

506

WILLIAM LAIDLAW,

507

ROBERI BURNS,

Lucy's Flittin',

507

Coila's Address,

482 WILLIAM NICHOLSON,

507

Letter to Mrs Dunlop,

483 The Brownie of Blednoch,

507

From Burns's Epistles,

484 JOSEPH TRAIN,

508

.

.