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An Habbiack elegy on the untimely and deplorable death of Robert F-----s Kirk treasurer's man, who dy'd November 3d. 1724
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Poems on various subjects
Viz. the nunnery, the magdalens, the nun, fugitive pieces -
An Elegy. On the much to be lamented death, of William Connelly, Esqr; late speaker to the Honourable House of Commons
Who departed this life, this present Thursday being the 30th inst. October, 1729. At his House in Caple-street Dublin -
An Elegy on the much lamented death of Richard Nuttley Esq; council at law, and one of the judges of His Majesty's Court of King's Bench, in the reign of the Late Queen Anne
Who departed this life this present Tuesday being the 11th of this instant November 1729. At his house in Mary's Street Dublin -
An elegy, written in a country church-yard. By Mr. Gray
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An Elegy upon the much lamented death of Janet Hill, spouse to the famous Tinclarian Doctor William Mitchell
Who departed this life, 13th of October 1716 -
An elegy to the memory of William Cowper, Esq. By W. Churchey
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The mourning saint among the willows: or, Heavenly music regain'd
Extracted from Psalm CXXXVII. ver. 2. We hung our harps upon the willows, in the midst thereof. By the rivers of Babylon there we sat down, yea, we wept; for they that carried us away captive required of us a song, and they that wasted us required of us mirth. Isaiah, chap. XII. ver 21. But wild beasts of the desart shall lie there, and their houses shall be full of doleful creatures; and owls shall dwell there, and fatyrs shall dance there. By John Gibbons, preacher of the Gospel, out of place -
An Elegy, on the much and unlamented death of E-n S-r Esq formerly R-r of the city of Dublin
Who departed this life on Tueay [sic] tha; [sic] 11th of February 1755, near St. Stephen's Green, (cum multis alias,) -
An elegy on the death of her Sacred Majesty Queen Anne
In a pastoral dialogue between Dorn and Alexis. By a gentlewoman -
The Dying declaration of James Bennet, of Rathfryland, the unhappy man who was prevailed on to perjure himself, at Downpatrick, in order to serve the immaculate Lord H-gh, and which has been for some time suppressed, by some of His Lordships friends
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An Eligy [sic] on the barbarous and bloody murder
Or; A full and true account of the death of a celebrated English poet, who was inhumanly put to death in Dublin, by the prick of a pin, on Tuesday the 29th of Feb. 1732 -
An Elegy on the lamented death of Lawyer John, or John Fitzpatrick, alias Shane O Clamphar, an eminent, good natur'd, facetious, ingenious sollicitor at law; who departed this life (by consent of friends) in the 67th year of his age
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Verses on the death of Dr. Swift
Occasioned by reading the following maxim in Rochfoucault. Written by himself; Nov. 1731 -
An elegy upon the death of the Right Honourable Donnagh Mac Carty, Earl of Clancarty
Deceased on the territory of Hamburgh Prals-Hoff the 19th of September Anno Dom. 1734. By Mr. James Mac Geoghegan -
The Funeral procession of the Chevalier de St. Patrick
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A funeral elegy on the Father of his Country, the Rev. Dr. Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's Dublin
Who departed this life, at Deanery House Kev. street. On Saturday the 19th inst. Octob. 1745. By J-n N-n[.] -
A [pind]aric elegy, [on th]e death of the [Earl] of Hillsborough; [suppo]sed to be written by [Dol]eful Dickey
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An Elegy upon Tiger
Her dear lady's joy and comfort, who departed this life, the last day of March, 1727. To the great joy of Bryan, that his antagonist is gone -
Meliora's tears for Thyrsis: a pastoral lamenting the death of the Late Lord Southwell: humbly inscribed. To the Right Honourable Thomas now Lord Southwell
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The solemnity of the muses, at the funeral of King William III
By the author of An elegy from the Dutch -
Verses on the death of Mrs. Morrice, late wife to Mr. Morrice, high-bailiff of Westminster, and daughter to the Late Bishop of R-ch----r, now in exile
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Verses on the death of Dr. Swift, D.S.P.D. occasioned by reading a maxim in Rochefoulcault
Written by himself, November 1731 -
Love elegies. Written in the year MDCCXXXII. By Mr. Hammond
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A pastoral elegy on the death of the Right Honourable the Earl of Burlington