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Intro
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Note on the Texts
Bibliography and Reference Works
Elizabeth Ryves (1750
1777/1784
1797)
Ode to Hope
An Epistle to the Right Honourable Lord John Cavendish, Late Chancellor of the Exchequer
Anna Maria Edwards (fl. 1787)
Song: 'When daisies enamel the fields'
Song: And must I leave my peaceful cot?'
To a Friend at Tortola
Ode to Spring
Charlotte Brooke (1740
1789
1793)
Mäon: An Irish Tale
Mary Byrne (c. 1771
1789
?)
The Blind Poem
Mary O'Brien (fl. 1790)
The Freedom of John Bull
Paddy's Salutation to the Right Honourable William Pitt
Paddy's Opinion. An Irish Ballad
A Young Lady (fl. 1790)
The Robin's Complaint: Addressed to a Lady
An Inscription Wrote on the Monument of a Young and Beautiful Lady
Henrietta Battier (c. 1760
1791/1797
1813)
The Lemon, A Poem
Verse Correspondence with Eliza Ryan
Mary Birkett (Mary Birkett Card) (1774
1792
1817)
from A Poem on the African Slave Trade, Addressed to Her Own Sex
To Hope
An Epistle to M. Leadbeater
Ellen Taylor (fl. 1792)
On Seeing the Print of a Female Figure in a Weeping Attitude, Leaning on an Urn
By Ellen Taylor, on the Death of Her Brother, a Fragment
On the Death of Mr Mark, a Merchant in Limerick
This Poem Address'd to a Gentleman, Who Had Lent Her Some Books
Written to a Fellow Servant, Who Went to Dublin to Get a Place,
or to Visit Her Friends
Written by the Barrow Side, Where She Was Sent to Wash Linen
Henrietta O'Neill (1758
1792 -1793)
Ode to the Poppy
Lady Catherine Rebecca Manners (1767
1793
1852)
Lines Addressed to a Mother in Ireland
On Returning to Ireland, in May 1788
On Leaving Lehena, in Ireland, in October 1788
Sent with Some Poems
Jane Elizabeth Moore (1738
1796
?)
A Pastoral Song ('One morning in May')
An Apology
A Question to the Society of Freemasons
Answer by T.W.M
a, Esq.
To T.W.M.
a, Esq. by Jane Eliz. Moore
On His Royal Highness's Marriage, January 1795
On the Discovery of the Gold Mine, in the County of Wicklow
Lady Elizabeth Dorothea Tuite (1764
1796
1850)
On Burning Some Letters
Written at the Close of the Year 1794
On Being Teazed to Go More into Company
Mary Alcock (c. 1742
1799
1798)
In Return for the Present of a Pair of Buckles
The Confined Debtor. A Fragment from a Prison
The Chimney-Sweeper's Complaint
The Hive of Bees. A Fable, Written in December 1792
Written in Ireland
Written at Harrowgate
Sydney Owenson (Lady Morgan) (c. 1783
1801/1807
1859)
Effusions, Written on a Tomb among the Ruins of Sligo Abbey, September, 1799
Fancy. Fragment 13
The Irish Harp. Fragment 1
The Irish Jig. Fragment 35
The Snow Drop. Fragment 33
Frances O'Neill (c. 1760
1802
?)
An Ode for Lexlip
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Note on the Texts
Bibliography and Reference Works
Elizabeth Ryves (1750
1777/1784
1797)
Ode to Hope
An Epistle to the Right Honourable Lord John Cavendish, Late Chancellor of the Exchequer
Anna Maria Edwards (fl. 1787)
Song: 'When daisies enamel the fields'
Song: And must I leave my peaceful cot?'
To a Friend at Tortola
Ode to Spring
Charlotte Brooke (1740
1789
1793)
Mäon: An Irish Tale
Mary Byrne (c. 1771
1789
?)
The Blind Poem
Mary O'Brien (fl. 1790)
The Freedom of John Bull
Paddy's Salutation to the Right Honourable William Pitt
Paddy's Opinion. An Irish Ballad
A Young Lady (fl. 1790)
The Robin's Complaint: Addressed to a Lady
An Inscription Wrote on the Monument of a Young and Beautiful Lady
Henrietta Battier (c. 1760
1791/1797
1813)
The Lemon, A Poem
Verse Correspondence with Eliza Ryan
Mary Birkett (Mary Birkett Card) (1774
1792
1817)
from A Poem on the African Slave Trade, Addressed to Her Own Sex
To Hope
An Epistle to M. Leadbeater
Ellen Taylor (fl. 1792)
On Seeing the Print of a Female Figure in a Weeping Attitude, Leaning on an Urn
By Ellen Taylor, on the Death of Her Brother, a Fragment
On the Death of Mr Mark, a Merchant in Limerick
This Poem Address'd to a Gentleman, Who Had Lent Her Some Books
Written to a Fellow Servant, Who Went to Dublin to Get a Place,
or to Visit Her Friends
Written by the Barrow Side, Where She Was Sent to Wash Linen
Henrietta O'Neill (1758
1792 -1793)
Ode to the Poppy
Lady Catherine Rebecca Manners (1767
1793
1852)
Lines Addressed to a Mother in Ireland
On Returning to Ireland, in May 1788
On Leaving Lehena, in Ireland, in October 1788
Sent with Some Poems
Jane Elizabeth Moore (1738
1796
?)
A Pastoral Song ('One morning in May')
An Apology
A Question to the Society of Freemasons
Answer by T.W.M
a, Esq.
To T.W.M.
a, Esq. by Jane Eliz. Moore
On His Royal Highness's Marriage, January 1795
On the Discovery of the Gold Mine, in the County of Wicklow
Lady Elizabeth Dorothea Tuite (1764
1796
1850)
On Burning Some Letters
Written at the Close of the Year 1794
On Being Teazed to Go More into Company
Mary Alcock (c. 1742
1799
1798)
In Return for the Present of a Pair of Buckles
The Confined Debtor. A Fragment from a Prison
The Chimney-Sweeper's Complaint
The Hive of Bees. A Fable, Written in December 1792
Written in Ireland
Written at Harrowgate
Sydney Owenson (Lady Morgan) (c. 1783
1801/1807
1859)
Effusions, Written on a Tomb among the Ruins of Sligo Abbey, September, 1799
Fancy. Fragment 13
The Irish Harp. Fragment 1
The Irish Jig. Fragment 35
The Snow Drop. Fragment 33
Frances O'Neill (c. 1760
1802
?)
An Ode for Lexlip