Poet
George Saville Carey
1743–1807
English
- A Dialogue Song
- A POOR MAN's QUERIES. Addressed to his FRIEND
- A Sylvan Ode
- An Allegory on Friendship
- AN ELEGY On the DEATH of Mr. RICHARD CROSS
- An Epigram on an Ugly Lady
- An Epistle to D. G. Esq
- Christmas Eve in the Country
- Epigram on Dr. Weezle
- Epigram on Lord G
- EPIGRAM, (Are you a Bard, cry'd Doll? I…)
- Epigram, on a Drunken Man and a Fish-woman
- Epigram, on a Female Virago and Actress
- EPIGRAM, On a Lady, who had left the Picture of her favourite child at the Frame-makers
- Epigram, on a Modern Gentleman
- Epigram, on a Tippler
- EPIGRAM, On having received a compliment, on account of the publication of a new Burletta
- Epigram, on Le Fevre's Curing the Gout
- JERRY SNEAK's RETURN FROM THE REGATTA
- Momus
- On Mr. and Mrs. Prince's Birth-days
- On Pleasure
- On Receiving Some Complimentary Verses from a Lady
- On the Death of Bonnell Thornton, Esq
- On the Death of Lord Eglington
- Prologue
- SONG. (Talk not of books, of dress, of…)
- SONG. The BOOKS of BRIGHTON. Tune, Cold and raw the North doth blow
- SONGS, &c, SONG
- Sunday, a Poem
- The Banks of Chelmer
- The Banks of Yarrow, in Imitation of a Scotch Ballad
- The Bird's Nest. a Fable
- The Cobler and His Creditors
- THE EPILOGUE TO Redowald, a Masque
- THE EPILOGUE TO THE Merry Midnight Mistake
- The Fatal Incident
- THE FIRST of MAY
- The Fopling and the Ewe, a Fable
- The Happy Husband. a Song
- THE PEASANT and ANT. A FABLE
- The Petticoat, a New Song
- The Pretty Maid of Chelmsford
- THE PROLOGUE TO Redowald, a Masque
- The Prologue to the Merry Midnight Mistake
- The Tabernacle
- The Victim, a Poem
- To a Friend in the Country
- To R. B—D, Esq Oxford
- To W. D—, Esq Oxford
- VERSES On a distressed Family, that were ruined by a Great Man's Promise