T

HE Ode for the Year 1730.

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An Epitaph upon a Monument on the South-fide
of the Chancel in St. Botolph's Alderfgate

Church.

3

Verfes occafion'd by a late Sermon, January 30.

ibid.

From the King's-Bench Prifon.

"The Character of the Lady A---y.

46

ibid.

An Infcription upon a Monument in Weftminer, in Me-

mory of the late famous Sir Godfrey Kneller, Bart. 7

An Epitaph.

Another.

Verfes on *

An Epitaph.

ibid.

***

8

Another.

ibid.

Blafphemy as Old as the Creation: Or, the Newgate Di-

vine. A Satyr.

10

II

Verfes by Mr. C---1.

An Excellent New Ballad: Or, the true E---sh D---n_to

be hang'd for a R---pe.

An Effay on the Dunciad.

A Copy of Verfes taken from the Carmina Quadragefi-
malia.

12.

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II

be mutual? They may.

ibid.

Whether Caufes may

Mr. J. M. S--e, catechized on his Epiftle to Mr. Pope.

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Extempore Verfes occafion'd by a late Sermon.

ibid.

To

To Mrs. M. H. on her working a Coat in Silks.

A King at Arms difarm'd at Law. A Ballad.

On Mr. Mres going to Law with Mr. Gilliver, infcrib'd

to Attorney Tibbald.

An Epigram.

Anfruer.

P. 19

21

An Epigram.

ibid.

Epitaph on the Monument of the Honourable Robert Digby,

and of his Sifter the Honourable Mary Digby, in the

Church of Sherbone, in Dorfetfhire, ercated by their Fa-
ther the Lord Digby.

ibid.

In Imitation of the XIX Idyllium of Theocritus.

24

An Epigram on the celebrated Print infcrib'd to Sir R---

W

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On John Short, Porter at the General Poft-Office.

An Epigram.

Another.

Another.

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23

ibid.

25

ibid.

26

ibid.

27

ibid.

A Seffion of the Cambridge Criticks.

The underwritten are by the Author of the Ode to his Grace

the Duke of Buckingham.

30

A Copy of Verfes fent by a Gentleman who writes himself

Philo-Grubæus.
31

To Mr. Bonewitz, on his drawing a curious Picture of a

Chelsea-Penfioner, aged 110.

32

The Complaint; a Lyric Rhapsody.

On Stephen Duck.

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36

To Mr. Stephen Duck the celebrated Wiltshire Poet and

Thresher, on his late Preferment by her Majefty. ibid.

To Mr. Bavius, Secretary to the Society of Grubfreet. 37

The Order of the Proceffion, in Heroic Verfe, written at

the latter End of the English Auguftian Age, by that

celebrated Dramatick Poet, and learned Ornament of

the Society of Grubftreet, Tho. Jordan, Gent. 39

An Epitaph on Mr. Fenton,

To the Right Honourable Humphrey Parfons, Efq; Lord

Mayor of the City of London.

43

ibid.

To Alderman Parfons, our new Lord Mare.

A Ballad, by a Lady.

As Epitaph.

46

ibid.

48

To

To the Memory of Mrs. Anne Oldfield.

An Epigram from Newbold-Super-Avon.

A Song.

An Epigram.

An extempore Reply to an off-hand Answer.

To the Author of that inimitable Paper, called the Free-

Briton.

Apollo's Revenge on Daphne.

Fog to Gulliver.

A

An Epigram on the late Mrs. Oldfield.

An Epigram.

Another.

Another.

Another.

A Question by Anonymus.

An Anfwer by Mr. Mævius.

Anfwer to an Epigram,

Verfes by Mr. Pope.

An Epigram.

Another.

Another.

P. 48

49

ibid.

To Mr. Stephen Duck,

An Epigram.

An extempore Anfwer to a Question of Mr. C---b---r's,
when he was dress'd fit for his Part at the Play-boufe.

Epitaph on Mrs. Oldfield.

Pandora.

51

ibid.

On a beautiful Lady who was Blind.

The City Ladies and Country Lafs.

Upon Wit.

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53

ibid.

Verfes from the New-York Gazette.

Ode for New-Year's-Day.

An Epitaph on the late Rev. Mr. William Rollo.

On the two Doctors going to Lars about Mr. Hurdman's

Death.

ibid.

60

ibid.

61

63

ibid.

ibid.

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67

68

From the Fleet-Prifon.

Epitaph on Sir Ifaac Newton.

On a Lady's writing to the Grubstreet Society upon their

Performances.

ibid.

69

ibid.

70

A Let-

A Letter from Burton in Staffordshire.

The Waterman's Reply to the Doctor's Anfwer,

To Mrs. M. H.

On Mr. James Moore's pretty Verles on the Birth-day of -

the Lord Andover.
ibid.

72

An Epitaph upon a learned Gentleman lately deceased. ibid.

A Motto on a great Lawyer's Coach.

73

On the curious Sermon at the Oratory, concerning the un-

known God.

P. 71

ibid.

74

ibid.

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To J---G-- Efq; W-- of the F1---t.

An Epigram.

To F. Osborne, Efq;

77

Defign'd on the Monument of Sir Ifaac Newton.

On receiving a Prefent of an Orange from Mrs. G. L.

now Countess of Aboyne.
ibid.

To a Lady who prefented the Author with a China Orange.

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76

ibid.

78

An Epigram.

ibid.

The Contrast between the late Duke of Buckingham, and

the Author of the Contraft.

A Fable in anfewer to one, by J. W.

• An Epigram.

Anfwer.

79

ibid.

80

81

A Replication to the Anfwer.

A Letter by Anti-quack.

To Mr. T---s B---f---d, D---p---ty W---d---n_of_the 'Fl---t.

83

ibid.

84

On feeing Mr. C---r's Picture just publißß'd.

A Bill of Charges of William Mingay, Efq; Register ta

the Bishop of Norwich, and Mayor of the faid City,

when he feafted the Duke of Norfolk, &c.

A Letter to Mr. Bavius.

Poeta nafcitur, & fit.

Inftructions for Christopher Hilliard, Foremaft-man on board

the---Man of War.

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85

86

A Letter from Anglefey, containing, as we are affur'd,

Matter of Fact.

The Inftructions of Mr. J---1 J---s to Chriftopher Hilliard.

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