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131.
File

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

A poem:. 'What ere I have seen beneath the stars ...'. 6 Stanzas.

A poem: 'A Truth, Fruary 21st 1789',

58.
File
1789.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'What Eye but drops the pitying tear ...'. 3 Stanzas.

A poem addressed to his officer by a sailor who was sentenced to be whipped.

45.
File

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'By your Honour's command An example I stand ...'. 18 Lines.

A poem: 'Apollo's Rout', By the Countess of Temple.

132.
File

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'Apollo, facetious and merry, no doubt ...'. 41 Lines.

A poem: 'Archery'.

16.
File

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'Gay Phous, the Patron of Poets below ...'. 8 Stanzas.

A poem attributed to Mrs Robinson, 8 Feb,

65.
File
1797.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'Heavn knows, I never would repine ...'. 6 Stanzas.

A poem by Brush Collins, Birmingham: 'Serious Farewell to the year 1796', 31 Dec,

64.
File
1796.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'As friends to those who quit this scene ...'. 17 Stanzas.

A poem by Brush, 'The Cat Eater. A Comic Tale': Birmingham, 9 July,

113.
File
1795.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

A poem by Brush, 'The Cat Eater. A Comic Tale': Birmingham, 9 July 1795. 'Though facts will swell as stories fly ...'. 76 Lines.

A poem by Jeffery Dunstan: 'To Parson [Horne] Tooke', 20 June,

52.
File
1796.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

A poem by Jeffery Dunstan: 'To Parson [Horne] Tooke', 20 June 1796. 'Hail! Brother Jacobin - Hail, best of Men! ...'. 8 Lines.

A poem by Milton: 'On Shakespear 1630',

121.
File
1630.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'What needs my Shakespear for his honour'd bones ...'. 16 Lines.

A poem by Mrs Robinson, 22 Nov. 1785: 'Llewyn and Gyneth',

24.
File
1785.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'When will my troubled soul have rest? ...'. 29 Stanzas.

A poem by P. Williams: 'On Fishing'.

5.
File

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'When May steals on, adorn'd with flowr's ... 26 Lines.

A poem by T. Skone commencing.

26.
File

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

A poem by T. Skone commencing:. 'From those gay meads where Avon leads his train. Feeding the Verdure of perpetual spring ...'. 17 Stanzas.

A poem by W.D.: 'On Earl Howe's refusing to take the Honour of the Glorious First of June to himself' ...,

106.
File
1794.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

A poem by W.D.: 'On Earl Howe's refusing to take the Honour of the Glorious First of June to himself': Lombard Street, 7 July 1794. 'Honour and Fame impatient grew ...'. 3 Stanzas.

A poem: 'Captain Nanney's celebrated Soliloquy on the family's departure from Nannau 1789',

10.
File
1789.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'This charming Morn has robb'd me of my Friends' ... Annotated. 16 lines.

A poem copied from The Helicon Bag, 6 Sept. 1798, entitled 'Rosalind. A fragment',

37.
File
1798.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'She stopp'd me twice, ere she could supplicate ...'. 47 Lines.

A poem copied from the Star: 'To Mrs Robinson' 12 Dec. 1791 by 'Eugeneus',

86.
File
1791.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'When Sapho, from the lofty steep ...'. 5 Stanzas.

A poem copied from The Sun: 'Charles Fox's Speech to the Whig Club', 8 Dec,

85.
File
1792.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'What! All this speech for Two Pence. 'tis portentous ...'. 30 Stanzas.

A poem copied from The Sun: 'The Patriots Prayer', 27 August,

97.
File
1794.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

A poem copied from The Sun: 'The Patriots Prayer', 27 August 1794. 'Pity the sorrows of a Patriot's heart ...'. 8 Stanzas.

A poem copied from The Sun, 16 July 1794: 'The Rival Ganders. A Fable',

108.
File
1794.

Part of Elizabeth Baker Papers,

'Not far from Town a village stands ...'. 8 Stanzas.

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