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Moore's Prophecies for the Year 1813
Author Unknown
Prophesies of the year 1813 in relation to Britians effort in the Napoleonic Wars.
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Verses Addressed to a Certain Duke
Author Unknown
An opposition to the election of George Eden to the House of Commons.
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The Hunting of Chevy Chace
Author Unknown
Song probably describing the Battle of Otterburn during border disputes between England and Scotland
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Paddy M'Shane's Seven Ages
Major Downs
Details the life of a fictional lad from Ballyporeen (Ireland)
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Elijah's Mantle
Author Unknown
A song about Prime Minister William Pitt securing Britain's nationhood.
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Five Miles Off
Author Unknown
Narrative of a relationship between a man and a woman with another lover
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Lines on the Funeral Procession of Britannia's Favorite Son
Author Unknown
Lines on the Funeral Procession of Britannia's Favorite Son, Lord Viscount Nelson, Late Admiral of the White, Baron of Thope in the County of Norfolk, and of the Nile, Duke of Bronti in Sicily etc. who was mortally wounded in the ever-memorable Battle of Trafalgar, Oct. 21, 1805, and interred in St. Paul's Cathedral, with every mark of National Respect, on Thursday, January 9, 1806.
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The Loyal Briton's Song
Author Unknown
Verse concerning British nationalism circa the Napoleonic Wars
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Monody on the much Lamented Death of the most Noble Francis Duke of Bedford
Author Unknown
Mourning song for Francis, 5th Duke of Bedford
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A Bond-Street Lounger
George Saville Carey (1743-1807)
Details a man who lives all his days at another's expense
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The Double Mistake
Author Unknown
Narrative song concerning socioeconomic classes interacting and drinking.
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A Pious Warning to all Wicked and Impenitent Sinners
Author Unknown
Set forth in the confession and plain conviction of Bezaleel Knowles, a young Quaker, about 17: Who, before the learned, righteous and honourable Judge Sir Michael Foster, was try'd at York, on Saturday, March 24 1753, found guilty, and sentenc'd to be executed [ill.] the 16th, between 8 and 12, for the horrid, barbarous and almost unparallell'd Murder of Mrs. Dorothy Gibson, late of Knaresborough, on the 25th of January last.
