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The Evening Rainbow

The Old Man's Comfort

Robert Southey - Romantic Poet and Poet Laureate

A Woman's Tear

The following lines addressed to Lady Byron

Lord George Byron - Romantic poet

The Poet and The Poor

Ebenezer Elliott - Best known for his criticism of the Corn Laws and work in labour reform.

The Bird's Release

A Traveller's Evening Song

Christ's Agony in the Garden

The Wreck

The Hour of Death

Felicia Hemans - Romantic poet

From Wordsworth's "Excursion" - Book iv.

William Wordsworth - Romantic poet

Extract from "Religious Musings" Afar in the Desert Epigram Frost at Midnight

Samuel Taylor Coleridge - Romantic Poet

Christian Calmness Disturbed God Is Love

Caroline Fry / Caroline Wilson

"All Is Not Gold That Glitters"

Alexander Pope

Vanities

Henry King

Watch and Pray

Mary Ann Browne

"Life is a sea"

John Mason Good

"Dear R*****, time with rapid Wings"

Peter Pindar (John Wolcot)

Sighs

Mary Rolls

Joy to Queen Victoria

Barry Cornwall

Ode on the Abolition of Slavery

Lord Morpeth

Losses

Maria Abdy

"There is the grasshopper, my summer friend - "

Jeremiah Holmes Wiffen

"Dies Irae, Dies Illa"

Richard Crashaw

Punning Stanzas

Thomas Hood

The Works of God

Bishop Keble

Lines Written in Richmond Church-Yard, Yorkshire

Herbert Knowles

The Dew-Drop and the Stream

Mary Collings

Home--Its Hopes and Fears

Alaric Alexander Watts

"They Are All Gone" A Psalm of Death Sabbath Days

Henry Vaughan

Light The Slave Ship "Ask of the rolling spheres that fly"

William Pitt Palmer

Stanzas

Robert Wild

"Blessed Is the Man Whom Thou Chasteneth"

Right Hon. Sir Robert Grant

The Three Children

John Moultrie

Resignation--A Poem

James Grocott, Jun.