FIRST LINES AND NOTES. Many of these Poems became immediately popular; and appeared in other contemporary editions than those here quoted, often with great variations in the texts. All the Works herein quoted were published in London, unless otherwise stated. Many of the Songs of this period are not to be found in the Book of the Words of the Play in which they were sung: but were separately published on engraved sheets with the music; usually without any date, or place of publication, which however was London in most cases. G. 306, G. 378 a, H. 150, I. 530, &c. are the Press-marks of the Volumes of such engraved Songs, in the Music Department of the British Museum, from which the present texts have been taken. Adieu! for a while, to the town M. AKENSIDE, M.D. Inscriptions in PAGE 146 150 234 296 257 A Scholar first my love implored. 165 As Nature and Garrick were ANON. In New Foundling Hospital for Wit, IV; of which Six Parts were issued between 1769 and 1773. Asses' milk, half a pint, take at. P. D. STANHOPE, Earl of CHESTER- A Templar (who loves you, dear.. 181 72 220 137 At Upton on the Hill... ANON. In Calliope II [1739]. 258 Awake, Æolian Lyre! awake 93 notes are from his Poems, ed. by W. MASON, York, 1775. T. GRAY. 1757. The present text and Awake, ye drowsy Swains! 38 PAGE 135 234 Behold! my brave Britons, the A. BRADLEY. In Musical Miscellany, Before the urchin well could go 126 Daughter sweet of Voice and Air! 76 Dear Batchelour! I've read your. 224 Leave, Garrick! the rich W. PITT, Earl of CHATHAM. In New Foundling Hospital for Wit, VI, 1769-1773. 182 Leave me, simple Shepherd! leave 276 Let other Bards invoke the tuneful 247 Let the Nymph still avoid, and be. 133 Let who will, complain of the D. D'B- [Lady D. Du Bois]. In Life has no real bliss in store!. Poems by a Lady [J. H. PYE], 1767. Mistaken Fair! lay 'Sherlock' by! P. D. STANHOPE, Earl of CHESTERFIELD. In R. DODSLEY'S Collection, &c., I, 1748. My sheep I neglected, I lost my.... Sir G. ELLIOT, Bart. The Charmer, Edin., 1749. The present text is from the 2nd Ed., Edin., 1752. 166 O, Nancy! wilt thou go with me.. On Scotia's plains, in days of 283 .... 106 On the brow of a Hill a young 213 J. HOGG, Edin., 1819, 1821. LEY'S Collection, &c., III, 1748. Sisters of the tuneful strain! 194 D. GARRICK. The Jubilee, 1770. My temples, with clusters of grapes 119 ANON. G. 310. (M.) Nature and Fortune, blithe and.... Near Richmond's bright vales, in . 140 H. KELLY. Works, 1778. No glory I covet! no riches I 263 Rev. T. FITZGERALD. In Gentleman's Magazine for June, 1750. (M.) Soft slept the sea within its silver 233 Ye Belles! and ye Flirts! and ye W.WHITEHEAD, P.L. In R. DODSLEY'S Collection, &c., IV, 1755. 73 149 Ye cheerful Virgins! have ye seen 298 R. ROLT. Select Pieces, 1772. Ye distant spires, ye antique... T. GRAY. The original sixpenny folio Ye fair married Dames! who so .. Yes! Fulvia is like Venus fair!.. 82 184 227 116 49 152 .. 191 Ye Warwickshire Lads, and ye 286 Young Colin, fishing near the Mill 268 ANON. In J. BAILDON'S Laurel, II. (M.) 108 Young Colin protests, I'm his joy. 110 130 |