Poet

Sir Jones Henry

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A Farewel to APOLLO and the Muses, at Glassnevin
A PROLOGUE for the Benefit of Old HUSBAND the Player
A short Pastoral
A Song to the Tune of Bony Broom
A Song, to the Tune of Bonny Jane
A Song, to the Tune of Tweed-Side
An Elegy on A—r—n W—e
An Elegy on poor Robert Moore, the great Disputant
An Epitaph on Steven Taffe, Esq
An ESSAY on the WEAKNESS of HUMAN KNOWLEDGE, and the Uncertainty of mortal Life
ARDELIA, A POEM. Address'd to a very agreeable young Lady
BATH, a POEM; inscrib'd to Dr. NUGENT, Physician at Bath
Canto, I
Clifton
Epitaph
Epitaph
LESBIA and her Sparrow: Or Cupid turn'd Fowler
LINES inscrib'd to the Right Honourable the Lord NEWPORT, Lord High Chancellor of Ireland
Lines to Lord Chief Justice SINGLETON
Merit. a Poem
Myrtilla
On a fine Crop of Peas being spoil'd by a Storm
On a PICTURE of Our Saviour's Examination before Caiphas; sent to his Grace Dr. GEORGE STONE, Lord Primate of…
On a publick Collection made for the distress'd Remains of the Inniskillen and Derry Men. Inscrib'd to the…
On a Young LADY DANCING, Who did great EXECUTION without knowing it
On Christmas Day
On his Excellency the Earl of CHESTERFIELD'S Arrival in Ireland
On his Excellency the Earl of CHESTERFIELD's resigning the Government of Ireland
On his Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND's Success at the Hague
On Mr. POPE's Death
On Painting
On seeing a Picture of his Royal Highness the Prince of WALES, which was presented to the University of Dublin
On seeing Mr. BARRY in the Character of Hamlet
On seeing Mrs. Woffington appear in several Characters
On taking a Lady's Picture in Church, whilst she sung the Psalm
On taking PORTO-BELLO by Storm. Inscrib'd to the Vernon Club in Drogheda. Written in the Year 1740
On the BOYN ROCK
On the Death of a favourite Nightingale
On the Hospital for Lying-in Women, erected in Dublin, Inscrib'd to the Founders
On the King's Birth-day
On the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin
On the ROTUND, erected by Mervyn Pratt, Esq
On the Sawyers Procession
On the SPRING
On the vain Pursuits and imperfect Enjoyments of HUMAN LIFE
On viewing the Monument of the Right Honourable William Conolly, Esq
PHILOSOPHY, a POEM, addressed to the LADIES who attended Mr. Booth's Lectures in Dublin
Poems on Several Occasions, Song
TEMPE, a POEM inscrib'd to SOLITUDE
The Character of a true Patriot, and a good Man
The EPITAPH
THE ISLE of WIGHT, A POEM, IN THREE CANTOS, CANTO III
The Patriot Enterprize
THE PRUSSIAN CAMPAIGN, &c
The Royal Vision
To a FRIEND
To a FRIEND
To a Friend in Sickness
To a FRIEND on his Marriage
To a FRIEND who had writ Verses to Mr. POPE, in the Person of APOLLO, occasioned by hearing that Poet abus'd
To a Gentleman, who promis'd his Letter of Recommendation
To a Gentleman, who promised me the Works of Mr. Addison
To a Person of fine Parts, but whimsical Humours, of a cruel Nature, and bad Morals
To a Young GENTLEMAN
To a Young Gentleman of Fortune, on Commencing Holy Orders
To a young LADY on her Grotto
To a young LADY on her performing upon the Harpsichord
To a young Lady, lately married, who had fine Eyes, but a frail Character
To a young LADY, who had made an Epigram on TIME, but refus'd to give a Copy
To CLEON, on his Arrival at his Villa
To CLOE
To Doctor GREEN
To Lord TYRAWLY, on his sending me to Lori CHESTERFIELD, when I durst not knock at the Door
To Mr. Stanly Apothecary
To the Hon. Mr. Baron MOUNTNEY
To the Hon. Mrs. CONOLLY
To the Reverend Dr. Mann, occasioned by the Author's asking him for a Subject to write on, and his saying he…
To the Reverend Dr. MANN, occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Mr. HOLT, Senior Fellow of T. C. D
To the Right Honourable the Countess of CHFSTERFIELD, occasioned by her procuring a Pardon for two Soldiers…
To the Rt. Hon. Lord Kingsland
To THOMAS ADDERLY, Esq
VERSES inscrib'd to the Rev. Dr. DELANY
Verses to His Grace the Duke of Newcastle