Poetry
Found in 164 Collections and/or Records:
Richard Farmer: Poetry
'Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy', with various poems and other juvenilia.
Robert Brinsley Sheridan: Poetry
Two stanzas of ten lines each by Richard Sheridan, beginning 'When tis night and the midwatch is set', copied in the hand of William Blake on the back of part of the title-page of William Hayley's Ballads (1802). The lines are accompanied by a letter from P.J. Dobell to Geoffrey Keynes, 6 September 1938, and part of a letter to Keynes from an unknown correspondent, 28 January 1965. There is also an extract from a sale catalogue relating to the stanzas.
Robert Hugh Benson: Poems
Robert Potter: commonplace book
Includes poetry, prose extracts and literary ephemera.
Ruth Padel Papers
Salmacis and Hermaphroditus: a Poem, by Francis Beaumont, c. 1600
Samuel Colvil: Mock Poem or Whiggs Supplication
Copy. 48 folios. On fo. 1: 'I pray do me the favir of sending this book home if you dont like it for if you dont you most not fale reding it for it will plese you'.
Siegfried Sassoon: Letters to Glen Byam Shaw.
Solstice Archive
Papers relating to the magazine Solstice, comprising work submitted and correspondence addressed to various editors.
Sonnets, 1585
Two books of Italian sonnets by various authors, bound in one volume, with introductory matter. They are addressed to 'Sigor. Capno. Thommaso Sassetti'. The collector, 'Lattantio Valori Fiorentino', dates 'di casa sua in Londra il primo giorno di Maggio M.D.LXXXV'. A list of authors is prefixed to each volume.
Spectacular Diseases Archive
Correspondence, texts and related matreials, principally concerning publications under the Spectacular Diseases imprint. The collection includes letters from authors, translators and printers, and poetry and prose submitted and typeset for publication.
Standish Hayes O'Grady: Papers
Poems, songs, verse, stories, historical notes, mainly concerning Ireland and of Irish origin.
Stella Benson: Diaries and Poems
Diaries, poems and juvenilia
Stephen Romer Papers
Supplement to the 'Faery Queene', Mid or late seventeenth century
Terence Tiller: Notes for a myth and other poems
Manuscript and typescript drafts and versions of poems in Tiller's 1968 Chatto and Windus (Hogarth Press) book ' Notes for a myth and other poems', some bearing notes to the printer. With a manila folder bearing the title of the book.
The Cambridge Election
An anonymous set of verses in seven stanzas. Fo. 1: 'Samuel Sandars'.
The Garland Continued (verses)
A collection of poems addressed 'To Louisa Jane Justamond. The following trifles in verse: the production of a period commencing from the age of 14 and continued to the age of 29'. There are seventy-two numbered pages and a number of blank pages.
The Minstrel or The Progress of Genius with Some Other Poems by James Beattie LL.D.
The Vivacia Instinctive by James Maxwell...The Virtues, The Divinity and the Emotions
Typewritten by Samuel Thomson, Copying Office, Belfast, 1902, 307 pages.
Thomas Barker: Verse Commonplace Book
52 folios. The book begins with poems, including 'Quaestio Henrici Hubbard 1733' (fo. 26) and 'Upon Bob Leak' (fos 27-28). On fos 32-48 is 'The Manners of ye Age in 13 Moral Satirs. Lond: 1733', presumably a copy of the printed work of this title. On fos 49-52, entered from the other end of the book, are extracts from Vanbrugh's plays headed 'The Cream of Poetry'.
Thomas Moore: Poetical works of the late Thomas Little
A calligraphic manuscript of Poetical works of the late Thomas Little, 124 numbered pages, executed by Ensign George Mackay. At the front of the volume is the bookplate of Lord Gray.
Three Latin poems by Thomas Cooper, Seventeenth century
Transcipt of The Image of Ypocrycye attributed to John Skelton
Transcript of Robert Copland's poem 'The Complaynte of them that ben to late maryd', made from the printed edition by Wynkyn de Worde
Inside the front cover is the bookplate of F.W. Cosens.