Poet

Charles Morris

1744–1838

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English

• A fig for the cares of this Whirligig World
• Air, The Roast Beef of Old England
• An Irish Dying Ditty
• An Irish upholsterer Murphy’s the man
• Attend wives and widows, and daughters, dear creatures
• Birds of passage, alas! all us mortals are here
• By the hair-broom of Nature this room was neglected
• Charge to the C⸺y
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• Chorus—with a Groan
• Constitutional Song of the “Vive le Roi Club!”
• Cupid, thou gay and mighty God
• Give him strong drink until he wink
• In LONDON I never know what to be at
• Irish Extravagance, and Scotch ŒConomy
• LADY H⸺ to Mrs. P⸺
• Like old mother Philips, tho’ doubtless her betters
• Little Peru, or the Wicklow Gold-Mine
• Now ere like Johnny W⸺ my muse gives up the ghost
• Pat-Riot, a Revolutionary Song
• Runnymede Pillar
• Shrink from satire, O shame! what, shall Westminster school
• THE ANSWER TO CAPTAIN MORRIS’S SONG, “The COUNTRY LIFE.”
• The blue-stocking club, when abandon’d by fame
• The Crop
• Then wicked wit W⸺ and old lolly-pop Q⸺
• To the Solemn Tune of “JACK RAN.”
• Tune, Liberty Hall
• Tune, Moll in the Wad
• Tune, Mrs. Casey
• Tune, The Dusty Miller
• Tune, The Vicar of Bray
• Tune, Vicar of Bray
• What’s all this bustle and alarm
• Written for a Club in the Country
• W⸺ stood undismay’d at old Q⸺’s queer mishap