Page | Poem title | Composition date |
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77–78 | Upon Nothing by y[e Earl o]f Ro[chester] | 1678? |
79–82 | The Catholique Ballad or An Invitation to Popery | 1674 |
83–87 | Room for a Ballad, or A Ballad for Rome | 1674 |
87–88 | On Rome’s Pardons by the E. of R. | 1675–80 |
88 and 7 | On the Composeing of a Prayer for the Unborne Prince of Wales | 1688 |
7–9 | The Miracle | 1687 |
9–10 | A Paper Put in the K’s Shoo | 1687? |
10 | A Paper Found on the K’s Twallite [toilette] | 1685–88 |
10, 13 | To the P of Orange: A Pacquet of Advice | 1688 |
14, 17 | The Pacquet Boat Returned | 1688 |
17–19 | The Gentlemen at Larges Litany | 1692–93? |
19–20, 23–24 | To the Tune of Chivie Chace | 1692–93 |
24–25, 27 | Mrs Butler to Mrs Bracegirdle | 1692–93? |
27–30 | The Duel between 2 Phisitians | 1693 |
30 | A Pascall [pasquil] Lately Come from France | 1696 |
89–90 | [The Picture of a Dublin Beau] | 1699 |
90–91 | A Fable, yet a True Story | 1700-01 |
92 | The Thanksgiving | 1709? |
39–41, 43–44, 49–51 | The Whiggs Lamentation. A Soar of Their Own Scratching | 1711 |