Poet
William Kenrick
1774–1829
English
- A Drinking Song, Translated from the German
- A Familiar Epistle to a Friend: Occasioned by the Author's Seeing His Name in the List of Deaths in a Magazine
- An Alliterative Description of an Alliterative Bard
- An Epistle to A—r M—y, Esq
- An Epistle to Mr. Garrick, on the Report of His Having Left the Stage
- An Occasional Prologue, Intended to Have Been Spoken at the Theatre-royal on Richmond-green, MDCCLXVII
- Art and Nature
- Candour, Pens, Ink, and Paper
- Epilogue to the Same
- EPISTLE THE EIGHTH. (O Blind to truth, to science blind)
- EPISTLE THE FIFTH. (Beyond the science of mankind)
- EPISTLE THE FIRST. to LORENZO
- EPISTLE THE SECOND. (Nor to the fount of Hippocrene)
- EPISTLE THE SEVENTH. (Hark! my Lorenzo, how they rage)
- EPISTLE THE THIRD. to LORENZO
- Fine Sights; or the Countess of C—y, in Elysium
- Invocation to Silence
- Mary, the Cook-maid's Address to Her Fellow Artists of London and Westminster
- Ode. to Count Bruhl
- On a Certain Musician's Turning Poet
- On Reading Thespis, a Satire on the Comedians of Drury-lane Theatre
- On the Diversity of Religious Sects and Opinions
- On the Investigation of Truth
- On the Man of Parts, and Head of the Press
- On the State of the Theatres
- On the Weakness of the Human Understanding, and the Incomprehensibility of the Deity
- Phoebus Detected
- Prologue
- Prologue to the Widow'd Wife
- P—and Proteus
- Ralph Moulsey's Description of Richmond Playhouse
- Simkin, a Fairy Tale
- The Bullfinch and Sparrow
- The Force of Prejudice
- The Hare and the Crow
- THE Old Woman's DUNCIAD
- THE POETICAL ALTERCATION BETWEEN BENEDICK and BEATRICE. EXTRACTED FROM THE MORNING CHRONICLE. (K—K, whom we…
- The Poetical Triumvirate
- The Political Magnet
- The Shropshire Goose
- The Snarling Pug and Dancing Bear
- The Spleen. in Four Cantos. Canto II
- The Spleen. in Four Cantos. Canto III
- The Spleen. in Four Cantos. Canto IV
- To a Gentleman, Who Censured the Author for Scribbling Verses
- To a New-married Lady, Who Insisted on the Author's Writing a Song on Her
- To BEATRICE
- To BENEDICK
- To BENEDICK
- To BENEDICK
- To Dr. K
- To The First Minister of STATE, for the Time being
- Verses on Reading Lord Lyttelton's New Dialogues of the Dead, and Seeing His Lordship's Picture at W—'s