Archifau a Llawysgrifau Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru

'Was it but now amongst these Alps I stood ...'. 9 Stanzas. (B) Stanza: 'Impromptu on reading the above':. 'May our Laureat be Merry his right is divine ...'.

'The Recluse, - an Elegy', by 'Eusebius' Bardfields, 18 Dec,

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1771.

Rhan oElizabeth Baker Papers,

'Tir'd with the splendid toil of public life ...'. 16 Stanzas.

(A) Verses on visiting Buxton, by Mr Garrick.

138.
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Rhan oElizabeth Baker Papers,

'From Paradise when the first Pair For Disobedience banish'd were ... 9 Stanzas. (B) Verses occasioned by the foregoing - the authoress said to be a Miss Rogers. 'From busy crowd, & empty Noise ... 6 Stanzas.

Letter from Simon in Wales to his Dear Brother Simkin in London: 'What a strange world it is Brother Simkin! ...,

141.
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1789, Feb. 23.

Rhan oElizabeth Baker Papers,

Letter from Simon in Wales to his Dear Brother Simkin in London: 'What a strange world it is Brother Simkin! we're in of lies, and confusion, of folly, and sin ...'. 82 Lines.

Simkin to Simon: 'Last Wensday, Dear Brother, I went to the Court, expecting from Burke a renewal of sport ...' ...,

143.
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1789, April 30.

Rhan oElizabeth Baker Papers,

128 Lines.

Simkin to Simon: 'You remember last season that Joseph foretold, With a spirit prophetic, that Edmund the bold would one ...,

144.
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1789, May 5.

Rhan oElizabeth Baker Papers,

Simkin to Simon: 'You remember last season that Joseph foretold, With a spirit prophetic, that Edmund the bold would one day or other th 'Impeachment condemn ...'. 136 Lines.

Simkin to his Dear Brother Simon in Wales: 'Last Wednesday Dear Brother the Westminster Court Was expected to furnish much ...,

148.
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1789, May 30.

Rhan oElizabeth Baker Papers,

Simkin to his Dear Brother Simon in Wales: 'Last Wednesday Dear Brother the Westminster Court Was expected to furnish much matter of sport ...'. 111 Lines.

Aunt Bridget to her sister Margaret, Mother of Simkin and Simon: 'My dear Sister Maggy, this letter I write To ...,

150.
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1789, June 25.

Rhan oElizabeth Baker Papers,

Aunt Bridget to her sister Margaret, Mother of Simkin and Simon: 'My dear Sister Maggy, this letter I write To remind you of one that is out of your sight ...'. 90 Lines.

Simkin to Simon: 'If my letter should give you less pleasure and sport Than Anstruther last Tuesday afforded the Court ...,

154.
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1790, Feb. 23.

Rhan oElizabeth Baker Papers,

Simkin to Simon: 'If my letter should give you less pleasure and sport Than Anstruther last Tuesday afforded the Court I expect you will take up your pen to implore That on objects like these I will write you no more.'. 135 Lines.

Simkin to Simon: 'Last Thursday, Dear Brother, by half after one, Warren Hastings's Trial once more was begun ...',