CORNWALL, BARRY-Continued.

A Repose ...
Love and Truth ....
On a Lady slandered

Hurrah for Merry England
CRABBE.

The Parish Poor-house

Nature's Noble ...
CRANCH, C. P.

Stanzas ...
CROLY.

Gloaming ... ... ...
Fear
Evening Shadows creeping through a Sculptured Hall

Sunset

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Morn

Paris by Midnight ...
CUNNINGHAM, ALLAN.

Evening ... ...

DALE.

Love ... ...
DANA.

Immortality of Man

The Sea ... ...
DARLEY, GEORGE.

The Wedding Wake
DAVIS, T.

The Sack of Baltimore
The Welcome

My Land ... ...
DECKER.

Old Age ... ...
DRAYTON.
? The Palace of Fairy Land
DRUMMOND.

Sonnet ... ... ...
DRYDEN.

A Preacher
A Preacher ... ...

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GREENE, A. G.

The Weathercock ... ... ...
GREENWELL, DORA.

Winter Song ... ...
GRIFFIN, GERALD.
A Lyric ... ... ...

H.
HALLECK, FITZ-GREENE.

Music of Nature ... ...
Twilight ... ...
To * * *

On the Death of the Poet Drake
HAYNES, H. W.

The Death of Spring
HEBER, BISHOP.

Farewell ... ...
HEMANS, MRS.

The Graves of a Household
The Lost Pleiad ...
The Penitent's Return ...
The Song of Night...
The Release of Tasso
To a Child on its Birthday
The Voice of the Waves ...
The Spanish Champion ...
Ballad
The First Grief ...
The Spirit Land ...
Affection ... ... ...
A Domestic Scene ...
The Ivy ...
By a Mountain Streain at Rest

The Statue of a Funeral Genius ...
HERRICK, ROBERT.

The Captive Bee ... ...
To Primroses
Gather ye Rose-buds
Epitaph ... ...

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INGOLDSBY, THOMAS.

“ As I laye a Thinkyoge” ...

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JEWSBURY, MISS.

Birthday Ballad ...
JOHNS, H. J.

Lines ... ...
JOHNSON, DR.

Progress of the Drama
JONSON, BEN.

Woman ... ... ...
JUDSON, MRS. EMILY.
My Bird ... ... ...

K.
KEATS.

To Autumn
Oaks charmed by the Stars
The Banquet
Lovers
The Invitation
A Grotto
Fancy ...
A Revel
A Quiet Pool

KEBLE.

Visitation and Communion of the Sick
Burial of the Dead
Faith

KEMBLE.

First Sunday after Epiphany ...
* KENNEDY, WILLIAM.

Stanzas ...

“ It was not for the Diamond Ring” ...
KINGSLEY, REV. C.

“O Mary, go and call the Cattle home!”...