POEMS CHIEFLY RELATING TO IRISH POLITICS

Parody on Pratt's Speech 189

An Excellent New Song 192

The Run upon the Bankers 193

Upon the Horrid Plot 196

Quibbling Elegy on Judge Boat 198

The Epitaph 199

Verses on Whitshed's Motto 200

Prometheus 201

Verses on the Order of the Bath 203

Epigram on Wood's Brass Money 203

A Simile 204

Wood an Insect 205

Wood the Ironmonger 206

Wood's Petition 207

A New Song on Wood's Halfpence 209

A Serious Poem 211

An Excellent New Song 215

Verses on the Judge who condemned the Drapier's Printer 217

On the Same 218

On the Same 218

Epigram 218

Horace paraphrased, Odes I, xiv 219

Verses on St. Patrick's Well 221

On reading Dr. Young's Satire 224

The Dog and Thief 226

Mad Mullinix and Timothy 226

Tim and the Fables 234

Tom and Dick 235

Dick, a Maggot 236

Clad all in Brown 237

Dick's Variety 238

Traulus. Part I 239

Traulus. Part II 242

A Fable of the Lion 244

On the Irish Bishops 246

Horace, Odes IV, ix 248

On Walpole and Pulteney 250

Brother Protestants 252

Bettesworth's Exultation 254

Epigram to Serjeant Kite 255

The Yahoo's Overthrow 256

On the Archbishop of Cashel and Bettesworth 259

On the Irish Club 259

On Noisy Tom 260

On Dr. Rundle 261

Epigram 263

The Legion Club 264

On a Printer's being sent to Newgate 272

Vindication of the Libel 272

A Friendly Apology 274

Ay and No 275

A Ballad 276

A Wicked Treasonable Libel 277

Epigrams against Carthy 278-283

Poetical Epistle to Sheridan 283

Lines written on a Window 284

Lines written underneath by Sheridan 285

The Upstart 285

On the Arms of the Town of Waterford 286

Translation 287

Verses on Blenheim 287

An Excellent New Song 288

An Excellent New Song upon the Archbishop of Dublin 289

To the Archbishop of Dublin 291

To the Citizens 292

Punch's Petition to the Ladies 294

Epigram 296

Epigram on Josiah Hort 297

Epigram 297

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