Poet

John Cunningham

1501–1591

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English

A BIRTH-DAY ODE: Performed in DUBLIN
A Character
A FRAGMENT. Part of a Poem wrote on Miss BELLAMY, when in Dublin
A FRAGMENT. To Mr WOODS, Architect of the Exchange at Liverpool
A MAN to my MIND. (Wrote at the Request of a Lady.)
A PASTORAL HYMN To JANUS. On the BIRTH of the QUEEN
A PROLOGUE, For some Country Lads, performing the Devil of a Wife in the Christmas Holidays
A PROLOGUE, On opening the Theatre at Whitby, the ensuing Season
A PROLOGUE, Spoke at Edinburgh, on Mrs BELLAMY'S first Appearance there
A PROLOGUE, Spoke at the opening an elegant little Theatre at Whitby
A PROLOGUE, Spoke by Mr BRIMYARD, in the Character of a SAILOR, on opening the New Theatre at North-Shields
A PROLOGUE, Spoke by Mr DIGGS, at Edinburgh, to the MUSE of OSSIAN, a little Piece adapted to the Stage, from…
A PROLOGUE, Spoke by Mr FRODSHAM, at York, on the Opening of the Theatre after it was elegantly enlarged
A PROLOGUE, Spoke by Mr WALLACE, on opening the New Theatre at Newcastle, 1766
A PROLOGUE, Spoke by Mrs G—, in an itinerant Company, on reviving the MERCHANT of VENICE, at the Time of the…
A SONG. (CLARINDA's lips I fondly prest)
A SONG. (He that Love hath never try'd)
A SONG. (Sent to CHLOE with a Rose.)
Amphitrion
An Apology for a certain Lady
An ELECTION BALLAD
AN ELEGY ON A PILE of RUINS
An ELEGY on his Death
An EPILOGUE, Design'd to be spoke at Alnwick, on resigning the Playhouse to a Party detach'd from the…
An EPILOGUE, In Character of LADY TOWNLY, in the Provok'd Husband
An EPILOGUE, Spoke by a Child of nine Years old
An EPILOGUE, Spoke by Mrs BELLAMY, at Edinburgh, in Character of Lady FANCIFUL
An EPILOGUE, Spoke by Mrs BROOKE, at Norwich, in the Character of Mrs DEBORAH WOODCOCK, in Love in a Village
An EPILOGUE, Spoke by Mrs G—, at her Benefit
An EPILOGUE, To the MUSE of OSSIAN
An EULOGIUM on CHARITY: Spoke at Alnwick, in Northumberland, at a Charitable Benefit Play, 1765
An INVITATION. (Including the Characters of the particular Company that frequented Mr Buxton's elegant…
An irregular ODE on Music
Another
Another
Another
Another
APOLLO, to the Company at Harrowgate
APOLLO—To Mr C— F—, on his being satirized by an ignorant Person
Content, a Pastoral Song
CORYDON: A PASTORAL. To the Memory of William Shenstone, Esq
DAMON and PHEBE
Daphne: a Song
Delia: a Pastoral
EPIGRAMS, &c, An EPIGRAM
EPIGRAMS, &c, EPIGRAM
Evening
FANCY: A SONG in a Pantomime Entertainment
FANNY of the DALE
FORTUNE to HARLEQUIN. In a Pantomime
FORTUNE: An APOLOGUE. Fabula narratur
From the Author to a celebrated Methodist Preacher
Holyday Gown
Imitated
Kitty Fell
LOVE and CHASTITY: A CANTATA
MAY-EVE: Or, KATE of ABERDEEN
Melody
Morning
Newcastle Beer
Noon
ODE on the K. of PRUSSIA
ODE, Composed for the BIRTH-DAY of the late Gen. Lord BLAKENEY
On a very young LADY
On GOLD
On hearing DAVID HUME, Esq particularly admired in a Company of petit Maitres
On Mr CHURCHILL'S death
On seeing J— C—ft, Esq abused in a Newspaper
On seeing W. R. CHETWOOD cheerful in a Prison
On some BUSSES being fitted out for the HERRING FISHERY
Phillis: a Pastoral Ballad
Pomona: a Pastoral
PROLOGUE to the RECRUITING OFFICER. Spoke at Shrewsbury, where Mr FARQUHAR is said to have wrote that Comedy
Sent to Miss BELL H—, with a Pair of Buckles
STANZAS On the Death of his MAJESTY King GEORGE II
STANZAS ON THE FORWARDNESS of SPRING
The Contemplatist: a Night Piece
The DANCE. ANACREONTIC
The following ACROSTICS were wrote at the Request of the Two Ladies who are the Subjects of them
The FOX and the CAT: A FABLE
The HAWTHORN BOWER
The INSCRIPTION imitated
The LVIII. ODE of ANACREON imitated
The MILLER: A BALLAD
The NARCISSUS
The ROSE and BUTTERFLY: A FABLE
The Sheep and the Bramble-Bush: A FABLE
The SYCAMORE SHADE: A BALLAD
The TOAST: A CATCH
The VIOLET
The WARNING
The XXXIII. ODE of ANACREON imitated. To the SWALLOW
To a Young WIDOW
To CHLOE in an ill Humour
To CHLOE, on a Charge of Inconstancy
To DELIA
To Mr K
To the Hon. Master B—. Sent with a select Collection of Books
With a Present