The Collected Poems of Laurence Whyte
Herausgeber: Griffin, Michael
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The poetry of Laurence Whyte (1740-1742) provides a fascinating window into the literary, political, and musical cultures of eighteenth-century Ireland. Situating Whyte as a missing link between the poetic styles and political world views of Jonathan Swift and Oliver Goldsmith, this edition of Whyte's collected poems, extensively introduced and annotated, brings his engaging, witty, and poignant work to a new readership.
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The poetry of Laurence Whyte (1740-1742) provides a fascinating window into the literary, political, and musical cultures of eighteenth-century Ireland. Situating Whyte as a missing link between the poetic styles and political world views of Jonathan Swift and Oliver Goldsmith, this edition of Whyte's collected poems, extensively introduced and annotated, brings his engaging, witty, and poignant work to a new readership.
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- Verlag: Bucknell University Press
- Seitenzahl: 394
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 790g
- ISBN-13: 9781611487213
- ISBN-10: 1611487218
- Artikelnr.: 45192904
- Verlag: Bucknell University Press
- Seitenzahl: 394
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 790g
- ISBN-13: 9781611487213
- ISBN-10: 1611487218
- Artikelnr.: 45192904
Edited by Michael Griffin
Acknowledgments Introduction A Note on the Text The Preface [to the original 1740/42 editions] To Mr. Allan Ramsay
on the Author's making him a Present of one of his Books. AN ESSAY ON DUNNING. A DISSERTATION ON FASHIONS (Or a Poem Ala-mode). THE PARTING CUP
Or
The HUMOURS of Deoch an Doruis. The Captain's Retreat. A Tale in two Canto's. The Broken Mug. A Tale. A Short View of Parnassus
being a Sequel to the Broken Mug. Some Critical Annotations
on various Subjects
which have been handled by several Authors. A Dissertation on Italian
and Irish Musick. A POEM in Praise of Toast and Butter AN ELEGY on the much lamented Death of Patt. Beaghan The Hue and Cry after the Clieve-Boy
Dublin Feb. 22nd. 1725. The Inchantment. A Tale. The Fatigues of a Faithful Curate To the Rev. Dr. Jonathan Swift
Dean of St. Patrick's
Dublin
on the publishing of a new Edition of his Works in four Volumes. TO Mrs. Mary and Elizabeth Burgh
Daughters of the Honourable Captain Thomas Burgh An ELEGY on the much Lamented Death of that Excellent Mathematician
Mr. ROBERT STEELE An ELEGY
On the much Lamented Death of Mr. Arthur Judge A Divine POEM on the Nativity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
written December the 25th
1733. A POEM on a Hexagon fortified according to Monsieur Vauban's Method An ENIGMA. ANOTHER. To the Right Honourable Nicholas
Lord Viscount Netterville A Funeral ELEGY on the much lamented Death of Frances
Lady Dutchess of Tyrconnel On St. Patrick's-Eve. Dublin
Friday March the 16th
1738. To Mr. Am--se F--l
on the Birth of his first-born Richard The Old Westmeath-Ballad; or
Young Bobb's Lamentation for the Death of Old Sara An Occasional PROLOGUE to the Miser
acted June the 23rd. 1736 An Epithalamium on the Nuptials of Min-heer Van Hoey
with Miss B-
by Way of Letter to Mr. G- F-r. A BURLESQUE upon MUSICK
Or a CURE for a SCOLD; together with a Recipe to drive away Rats and Mice. By Dr. C--. An Historical POEM
On the Rise and Progress of the Charitable and Musical Society An Occasional Prologue design'd for the Provok'd Husband
or a Journey to London An Elegy on the much lamented Death of the Right Honourable Henry
Lord Viscount Dillon Mr. Barnaby Harrington's Apology for the Erratas
in his Book call'd
Barnabyae Itinerarium
a new English Version. [Poems added in the second edition (1742)] A POEM ON The general Effect and Excellency of Musick FAMINE: A Poem. PLENTY: A Poem. GAFFER and GAMMER
with the Humours of a bad Landlord. A TALE. Some Yearly OBSERVATIONS on Astrologers. A POETICAL Description of Mr. NEAL'S new Musick-Hall in Fishamble-Street Ready Wit as good as ready Money Four different ALPHABETS in Verse to induce Children to Read and Write. The seven Liberal Arts
Grammar
Rhetorick
Logic
Musick
Arithmetick
Geometry
and Astronomy A Translation of the Motto to Cardinal Fleury's Picture. On the Emperor Domitian's return to Rome. To the Revd. Dr.-- on his going to reside in the Country. The Character of an Honest Jolly Companion from the lrish Language. To my much honoured
and well beloved Friend--on presenting him with two Large Maps
one of the World
and another of Europe. Some Letters of Acknowledgment wrote by a Miss of eight Years old
to her Father and Mother To all the Worthy Gentlemen who frequent P-'s Coffee-House. The humble PETITION
of Tom G-y. On a Lawyer's old Breeches. On the Death of Sir Isaac Newton
Knight
and President of the Royal Society. Appendix 1 From Faulkner's Dublin Journal
17-20 April
1742. On Mr. Handel's performance of his Oratorio
called the Messiah. Appendix 2 List of Subscribers Bibliography Index About the Editor
on the Author's making him a Present of one of his Books. AN ESSAY ON DUNNING. A DISSERTATION ON FASHIONS (Or a Poem Ala-mode). THE PARTING CUP
Or
The HUMOURS of Deoch an Doruis. The Captain's Retreat. A Tale in two Canto's. The Broken Mug. A Tale. A Short View of Parnassus
being a Sequel to the Broken Mug. Some Critical Annotations
on various Subjects
which have been handled by several Authors. A Dissertation on Italian
and Irish Musick. A POEM in Praise of Toast and Butter AN ELEGY on the much lamented Death of Patt. Beaghan The Hue and Cry after the Clieve-Boy
Dublin Feb. 22nd. 1725. The Inchantment. A Tale. The Fatigues of a Faithful Curate To the Rev. Dr. Jonathan Swift
Dean of St. Patrick's
Dublin
on the publishing of a new Edition of his Works in four Volumes. TO Mrs. Mary and Elizabeth Burgh
Daughters of the Honourable Captain Thomas Burgh An ELEGY on the much Lamented Death of that Excellent Mathematician
Mr. ROBERT STEELE An ELEGY
On the much Lamented Death of Mr. Arthur Judge A Divine POEM on the Nativity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
written December the 25th
1733. A POEM on a Hexagon fortified according to Monsieur Vauban's Method An ENIGMA. ANOTHER. To the Right Honourable Nicholas
Lord Viscount Netterville A Funeral ELEGY on the much lamented Death of Frances
Lady Dutchess of Tyrconnel On St. Patrick's-Eve. Dublin
Friday March the 16th
1738. To Mr. Am--se F--l
on the Birth of his first-born Richard The Old Westmeath-Ballad; or
Young Bobb's Lamentation for the Death of Old Sara An Occasional PROLOGUE to the Miser
acted June the 23rd. 1736 An Epithalamium on the Nuptials of Min-heer Van Hoey
with Miss B-
by Way of Letter to Mr. G- F-r. A BURLESQUE upon MUSICK
Or a CURE for a SCOLD; together with a Recipe to drive away Rats and Mice. By Dr. C--. An Historical POEM
On the Rise and Progress of the Charitable and Musical Society An Occasional Prologue design'd for the Provok'd Husband
or a Journey to London An Elegy on the much lamented Death of the Right Honourable Henry
Lord Viscount Dillon Mr. Barnaby Harrington's Apology for the Erratas
in his Book call'd
Barnabyae Itinerarium
a new English Version. [Poems added in the second edition (1742)] A POEM ON The general Effect and Excellency of Musick FAMINE: A Poem. PLENTY: A Poem. GAFFER and GAMMER
with the Humours of a bad Landlord. A TALE. Some Yearly OBSERVATIONS on Astrologers. A POETICAL Description of Mr. NEAL'S new Musick-Hall in Fishamble-Street Ready Wit as good as ready Money Four different ALPHABETS in Verse to induce Children to Read and Write. The seven Liberal Arts
Grammar
Rhetorick
Logic
Musick
Arithmetick
Geometry
and Astronomy A Translation of the Motto to Cardinal Fleury's Picture. On the Emperor Domitian's return to Rome. To the Revd. Dr.-- on his going to reside in the Country. The Character of an Honest Jolly Companion from the lrish Language. To my much honoured
and well beloved Friend--on presenting him with two Large Maps
one of the World
and another of Europe. Some Letters of Acknowledgment wrote by a Miss of eight Years old
to her Father and Mother To all the Worthy Gentlemen who frequent P-'s Coffee-House. The humble PETITION
of Tom G-y. On a Lawyer's old Breeches. On the Death of Sir Isaac Newton
Knight
and President of the Royal Society. Appendix 1 From Faulkner's Dublin Journal
17-20 April
1742. On Mr. Handel's performance of his Oratorio
called the Messiah. Appendix 2 List of Subscribers Bibliography Index About the Editor
Acknowledgments Introduction A Note on the Text The Preface [to the original 1740/42 editions] To Mr. Allan Ramsay
on the Author's making him a Present of one of his Books. AN ESSAY ON DUNNING. A DISSERTATION ON FASHIONS (Or a Poem Ala-mode). THE PARTING CUP
Or
The HUMOURS of Deoch an Doruis. The Captain's Retreat. A Tale in two Canto's. The Broken Mug. A Tale. A Short View of Parnassus
being a Sequel to the Broken Mug. Some Critical Annotations
on various Subjects
which have been handled by several Authors. A Dissertation on Italian
and Irish Musick. A POEM in Praise of Toast and Butter AN ELEGY on the much lamented Death of Patt. Beaghan The Hue and Cry after the Clieve-Boy
Dublin Feb. 22nd. 1725. The Inchantment. A Tale. The Fatigues of a Faithful Curate To the Rev. Dr. Jonathan Swift
Dean of St. Patrick's
Dublin
on the publishing of a new Edition of his Works in four Volumes. TO Mrs. Mary and Elizabeth Burgh
Daughters of the Honourable Captain Thomas Burgh An ELEGY on the much Lamented Death of that Excellent Mathematician
Mr. ROBERT STEELE An ELEGY
On the much Lamented Death of Mr. Arthur Judge A Divine POEM on the Nativity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
written December the 25th
1733. A POEM on a Hexagon fortified according to Monsieur Vauban's Method An ENIGMA. ANOTHER. To the Right Honourable Nicholas
Lord Viscount Netterville A Funeral ELEGY on the much lamented Death of Frances
Lady Dutchess of Tyrconnel On St. Patrick's-Eve. Dublin
Friday March the 16th
1738. To Mr. Am--se F--l
on the Birth of his first-born Richard The Old Westmeath-Ballad; or
Young Bobb's Lamentation for the Death of Old Sara An Occasional PROLOGUE to the Miser
acted June the 23rd. 1736 An Epithalamium on the Nuptials of Min-heer Van Hoey
with Miss B-
by Way of Letter to Mr. G- F-r. A BURLESQUE upon MUSICK
Or a CURE for a SCOLD; together with a Recipe to drive away Rats and Mice. By Dr. C--. An Historical POEM
On the Rise and Progress of the Charitable and Musical Society An Occasional Prologue design'd for the Provok'd Husband
or a Journey to London An Elegy on the much lamented Death of the Right Honourable Henry
Lord Viscount Dillon Mr. Barnaby Harrington's Apology for the Erratas
in his Book call'd
Barnabyae Itinerarium
a new English Version. [Poems added in the second edition (1742)] A POEM ON The general Effect and Excellency of Musick FAMINE: A Poem. PLENTY: A Poem. GAFFER and GAMMER
with the Humours of a bad Landlord. A TALE. Some Yearly OBSERVATIONS on Astrologers. A POETICAL Description of Mr. NEAL'S new Musick-Hall in Fishamble-Street Ready Wit as good as ready Money Four different ALPHABETS in Verse to induce Children to Read and Write. The seven Liberal Arts
Grammar
Rhetorick
Logic
Musick
Arithmetick
Geometry
and Astronomy A Translation of the Motto to Cardinal Fleury's Picture. On the Emperor Domitian's return to Rome. To the Revd. Dr.-- on his going to reside in the Country. The Character of an Honest Jolly Companion from the lrish Language. To my much honoured
and well beloved Friend--on presenting him with two Large Maps
one of the World
and another of Europe. Some Letters of Acknowledgment wrote by a Miss of eight Years old
to her Father and Mother To all the Worthy Gentlemen who frequent P-'s Coffee-House. The humble PETITION
of Tom G-y. On a Lawyer's old Breeches. On the Death of Sir Isaac Newton
Knight
and President of the Royal Society. Appendix 1 From Faulkner's Dublin Journal
17-20 April
1742. On Mr. Handel's performance of his Oratorio
called the Messiah. Appendix 2 List of Subscribers Bibliography Index About the Editor
on the Author's making him a Present of one of his Books. AN ESSAY ON DUNNING. A DISSERTATION ON FASHIONS (Or a Poem Ala-mode). THE PARTING CUP
Or
The HUMOURS of Deoch an Doruis. The Captain's Retreat. A Tale in two Canto's. The Broken Mug. A Tale. A Short View of Parnassus
being a Sequel to the Broken Mug. Some Critical Annotations
on various Subjects
which have been handled by several Authors. A Dissertation on Italian
and Irish Musick. A POEM in Praise of Toast and Butter AN ELEGY on the much lamented Death of Patt. Beaghan The Hue and Cry after the Clieve-Boy
Dublin Feb. 22nd. 1725. The Inchantment. A Tale. The Fatigues of a Faithful Curate To the Rev. Dr. Jonathan Swift
Dean of St. Patrick's
Dublin
on the publishing of a new Edition of his Works in four Volumes. TO Mrs. Mary and Elizabeth Burgh
Daughters of the Honourable Captain Thomas Burgh An ELEGY on the much Lamented Death of that Excellent Mathematician
Mr. ROBERT STEELE An ELEGY
On the much Lamented Death of Mr. Arthur Judge A Divine POEM on the Nativity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
written December the 25th
1733. A POEM on a Hexagon fortified according to Monsieur Vauban's Method An ENIGMA. ANOTHER. To the Right Honourable Nicholas
Lord Viscount Netterville A Funeral ELEGY on the much lamented Death of Frances
Lady Dutchess of Tyrconnel On St. Patrick's-Eve. Dublin
Friday March the 16th
1738. To Mr. Am--se F--l
on the Birth of his first-born Richard The Old Westmeath-Ballad; or
Young Bobb's Lamentation for the Death of Old Sara An Occasional PROLOGUE to the Miser
acted June the 23rd. 1736 An Epithalamium on the Nuptials of Min-heer Van Hoey
with Miss B-
by Way of Letter to Mr. G- F-r. A BURLESQUE upon MUSICK
Or a CURE for a SCOLD; together with a Recipe to drive away Rats and Mice. By Dr. C--. An Historical POEM
On the Rise and Progress of the Charitable and Musical Society An Occasional Prologue design'd for the Provok'd Husband
or a Journey to London An Elegy on the much lamented Death of the Right Honourable Henry
Lord Viscount Dillon Mr. Barnaby Harrington's Apology for the Erratas
in his Book call'd
Barnabyae Itinerarium
a new English Version. [Poems added in the second edition (1742)] A POEM ON The general Effect and Excellency of Musick FAMINE: A Poem. PLENTY: A Poem. GAFFER and GAMMER
with the Humours of a bad Landlord. A TALE. Some Yearly OBSERVATIONS on Astrologers. A POETICAL Description of Mr. NEAL'S new Musick-Hall in Fishamble-Street Ready Wit as good as ready Money Four different ALPHABETS in Verse to induce Children to Read and Write. The seven Liberal Arts
Grammar
Rhetorick
Logic
Musick
Arithmetick
Geometry
and Astronomy A Translation of the Motto to Cardinal Fleury's Picture. On the Emperor Domitian's return to Rome. To the Revd. Dr.-- on his going to reside in the Country. The Character of an Honest Jolly Companion from the lrish Language. To my much honoured
and well beloved Friend--on presenting him with two Large Maps
one of the World
and another of Europe. Some Letters of Acknowledgment wrote by a Miss of eight Years old
to her Father and Mother To all the Worthy Gentlemen who frequent P-'s Coffee-House. The humble PETITION
of Tom G-y. On a Lawyer's old Breeches. On the Death of Sir Isaac Newton
Knight
and President of the Royal Society. Appendix 1 From Faulkner's Dublin Journal
17-20 April
1742. On Mr. Handel's performance of his Oratorio
called the Messiah. Appendix 2 List of Subscribers Bibliography Index About the Editor