Poet

Edward Jerningham

1737–1812

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English

• "Whence is that veering spirit of the…
• A SONNET to the Book
• Albina
• Alisia. a Ballad
• Amabella
• An Apologue
• AN EPISTLE. (With Falsehood lurking in thy sordid Breast)
• Celia Sleeping
• Enthusiasm, Part the First
• Enthusiasm, Part the Second
• Epitaph
• Faldoni and Teresa
• FEBRUARY 4th, 1785
• For the Vase at Bath Easton upon Dreams. November, 1777
• For the Vase at Bath Easton. Dissipation
• Honoria
• Imitated from the FRENCH
• Inscription for a Reed-house
• Inscription Intended for an Old Thatched Church
• LATTE. An ELEGY
• Lines on Thé of Sir John Elliot, M.D
• LINES WRITTEN IN THE ALBUM, at COSSEY-HALL, NORFOLK
• LINES, &c
• Matilda
• MAY the 9th, 1779, MISS BOYLE's BIRTH DAY
• On James Robson, Who Died in the Twentieth Year of His Age, by a Fall from His Horse
• On LADY SARAH B—'s CAT
• On Miss Jerningham. January 1773
• On the Author of the Ballad Called the Children in the Wood
• On the Death of Mr. Garrick, 1779
• ON THE DEATH of TWO FAVOURITE BIRDS
• Sensibility
• SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, &c
• The African Boy
• The Ancient English Wake
• The Deserter
• The Epitaph
• THE FOLLOWING LINES, DESIGNED FOR A MONUMENT OF TWO FRIENDS, Were written by the GENTLEMAN who erected the…
• The following Lines, written by the Rev. Mr. PRITCHARD, Jun. before he knew the Author was in possession of…
• THE FUNERAL, &c
• The Indian Chief
• THE LILY's TRIUMPH
• The Magdalens
• THE MAGDALENS. An ELEGY
• The Mexican Friends
• THE NAIAD. To Dr. AKENSIDE
• The Nun
• The Nunnery
• The Nunnery
• THE NUNNERY, The LETTER
• THE NUNNERY: An ELEGY
• The Oak
• The Rookery
• THE SOLDIER's FAREWELL ON THE EVE OF A BATTLE
• The Speech of the High-priest, at the Pile
• The Strawberries
• The Swedish Curate
• The Venetian Marriage
• Tintern Abbey
• To
• To a Lady, Who Lamented She Could Not Sing
• To Lady Catharine Murray, During Her Recovery from an Illness, Occasioned by Her Cloaths Catching Fire, 1781
• To the Baron Nolcken, the Swedish Ambassador, on His Sudden Recall
• To the D—— of Q—Y
• To the EARL of CHESTERFIELD. AUGUST 7th
• To the Memory of a Young Lady
• WRITTEN IN MR. HUME's HISTORY