Poet
Horace Smith
1779–1849
English
- (After Heine.)
- A TALE OF DRURY LANE — BY W. S.
- AN ADDRESS WITHOUT A PHOENIX — BY S. T. P.
- An Attempt To Remember The "Grandmother's Apology."
- An Olde Lyric.
- At The "Cock" Tavern.
- Away, fond dupes! who, smit with sacred lore...
- CASE, No. II.— THE STRANGER.
- CASE, No. III.— GEORGE BARNWELL.
- CUI BONO?— BY LORD B.
- DRURY'S DIRGE — BY LAURA MATILDA.
- FIRE AND ALE — BY M. G. L.
- I.
- Impromptu In The Assize Court At Lincoln.
- Impromptu In The Assize Court, Nottingham,
- Isle Of Wight - Spring, 1891.
- Letter From The Town Mouse To The Country Mouse.
- Love And Liberty.
- Lullaby.
- MOMUS MEDLAR.
- My Boating Song.
- On Circuit.
- Ozymandias
- PHILANDER.
- PLAYHOUSE MUSINGS — BY S. T. C.
- Prologue To A Charade. - "Damn-Ages."
- Prothalamion.
- RECITATIVE.
- SIR T. MORE.
- THE BABY'S DEBUT BY W. W.
- THE BURNING.
- The Curate To His Slippers.
- The Gouty Merchant and the Stranger
- THE NIGHT.
- THE REBUILDING — BY R. S.
- THE REVIVAL.
- To A Scientific Friend.
- To The Rev. A. A. In The Country From His Friend In London.
- Young England.
- ‘ Tis sweet to view, from half-past five to six...