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Defnyddiwch y dewisiadau hyn i bennu sut mae'r ystod dyddiadau yn dychwelyd canlyniadau. Mae "Union" yn golygu fod rhaid i ddyddiadau dechrau a diwedd disgrifiadau fod yn gyfangwbl o fewn yr ystod dyddiadau a gofnodir. Mae "Gorgyffwrdd" yn golygu y dychwelir unrhyw ddisgrifiadau sydd â'u dyddiadau dechrau neu ddiwedd yn cyffwrdd neu'n gorgyffwrdd yr ystod dyddiadau a dargedir.

Rhagolwg argraffu Gweld:

Trefnu yn ôl:

Cyfeiriad:

(A) A poem: 'The Decline of Wit'.

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Rhan oElizabeth Baker Papers

'Wit once was known a blithsome Boy ...'. 17 Stanzas. (B) A quotation from Johnson's London. 'But though should tempting villany present ...'. 6 Lines. (C) A stanza from Gray's 'Elegy'. (D) An epitaph extempore on George Alexander Stevens, the famous lecturer upon heads. 2 Lines. (E) An epitaph on Bishop Burnet. 'Here Sarum lies, who was so wise ...'. 3 Stanzas. (F) a riddle. 'Before the first day of the next new-year ...'. 6 Lines.

An ode for 'His Majesty's Birth-Day June 4 1784',

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1784.

Rhan oElizabeth Baker Papers

'Hail to the day, whose beams, again. Returning, claim the choral strain ...'. 7 Stanzas.

The Casuist, Number 14,

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1793.

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'Tia asked, while Pitt so anxiously stands forth ...'. 3 Stanzas. Reference to Mr Pitt's toast, 27 May 1793, at the dinner given by the Elder Brethren of Trinity House.

A poem entitled: 'On the Death of the much lamented Miss Linley, September 5 1784, at Bath',

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1784.

Rhan oElizabeth Baker Papers

'If beauty, wit, and innocence could charm, and set aside the Monarch's stern decree ...'. 12 Lines.

A song on the Recovery of His Majesty.

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Recitativo: 'That God who gives and takes away ...'. Air (Handel): Jehovah! Lord! be still adored ... 2 Stanzas.

Stanzas to the Memory of The Hon. Edward James Eliot.

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'Weep' st though, vain, Muse, when blood stain'ed chiefs expire ... 6 Stanzas.

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

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1798.

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

Verses copied from the Sun written by a gentleman at Beaconsfield upon a young lady who lately paid a very ...,

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1797.

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Verses copied from the Sun written by a gentleman at Beaconsfield upon a young lady who lately paid a very short visit there, 3 June 1797. 'Is she then gone: that Nymph divinely fair ...'. 4 Stanzas.

A poem: 'On the five Naval Engagements of Lords Rodney, Howe, St Vincent, Duncan and Nelson'.

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'Four Naval chiefs deservedly renown'd'. 17 Lines.

Lines written for a Fausse Montre.

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'Whoe'er thou art, whose curious hands reveal ...'. 12 Lines.

(A) A quotation from the poet [Christopher] Smart.

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'The bridal came - great was the feast ...'. 2 Lines. (B) A stanza: 'The Bag-Wig and the Tobaco Pipe'. 'None finery or fopp'ry prize ...'.

A poem attributed to Mrs Robinson, 8 Feb,

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1797.

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

A quotation by S. Rogers from 'The Pleasures of Memory'.

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'Oh could my mind, unfolded in my page, Enlighten climes and mould a future age ...'. 18 Lines.

A stanza: 'Neptunus Locuator' by 'Yeoman', Cheltenham, 12 March,

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1797.

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A stanza: 'Neptunus Locuator' by 'Yeoman', Cheltenham, 12 March 1797. 'Tell your crown'd slave of France to launch no more His hulks gigantic from his wretched shore ...'.

Verses by Lord Carlile to his friends and schoolfellows, Eton,

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1760.

Rhan oElizabeth Baker Papers

Verses by Lord Carlile to his friends and schoolfellows, Eton, 1760. 'Curst be that verse, how smooth so e'er it flow ...'. 90 Lines.

Stanzas written by a Gentleman Commoner of Christ Church Oxford on viewing the Monuments in Chichester Cathedral.

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'When Sacred sciene whilom stray'd ...'. 4 Stanzas.

'The Political Litany of the People of England'.

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'From Frenchmen and their horrid cause ...'. 9 Sanzas.

'A Song for the Day'. (Tune 'Dusky Night' or 'Corn Rigs are bonny').

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'Good Morrow Friends ...'. 6 Stanzas.

A song copied from The True Briton: 'To Oppposition', 27 Feb,

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1794.

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'Charley Fox, Charley Fox, You are in the wrong box ...'. 6 Stanzas.

'A song to the tune of Anacreon in Heaven sung by the Officers of the Garrison of Gibraltar'.

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'From her surge-beaten throne as Britannia espied ...'. 4 Stanzas.

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