Poet
Nora Pembroke
English
- A Legend Of Buckingham Village.
- A Mother's Lament For An Only One
- A New Year's Address, 1870.
- A Satire. A Humble Imitation.
- A Welcome - The Campbells Are Coming
- Alas, My Brother!
- Answer To Burns' Address To The De'Il.
- Baptism In Lake Allumette
- Bereavement.
- Children's Song.
- Creed And Conduct Combined As Cause And Effect.
- Death Of D'Arcy Mcgee
- Death Of Norman Dewar
- Death Of President Lincoln.
- Divided
- Erin's Address To The Hon. Thomas D'Arcy Mcgee.
- Erin, Mavourneen.
- Farewell
- Farewell To Lord And Lady Dufferin
- First Love.
- Forsaken.
- Gone
- Gone.
- Good-Bye.
- How Prince Arthur Was Welcomed To Pembroke.
- I Will Not Be Comforted Because One Is Not
- In Memory Of John Leach Craig
- Isabel.
- Keeping Tryst
- Lamentation
- Lines For The Bridal
- Lines On Annexation.
- Lines To A Shamrock - A Song Of Exile
- Little Minnie.
- Majority.
- Mary's Death
- My Own Green Land
- Nora To David Herbison.
- On The Birth Of Albert Edward, Prince Of Wales
- Orson's Farewell.
- Out Of The Depths.
- Separation.
- Servants.
- Tecumthe.
- The Adieu To Eliza.
- The Bible. Written To ---- With One.
- The Lake Allumette.
- The Orphan's Good-Bye.
- The Shadow Of The Almighty
- The Song Of The Bereaved.
- To A Fathers Memory
- To Annie On Her Birthday.
- To Elizabeth Ray
- To Isabel.
- To Isabel.
- To Mary.
- To Mrs. Irving,
- To My Friend.
- To My Valentine.
- To The Rain
- We Lament Not For One But Many
- Weep With Those Who Weep.
- What Went Ye Out For To See?
- Written For The O'Connel Centenary.