| The Blue-Eyed Maid |
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| Thoughts On Peace. |
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| A Fragment |
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| Sonnet. To Melancholy. |
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| Sonnet . To Charity. |
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| Lines, To The Memory Of A Lady. |
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| Prologue,To Public Readings At A Young Gentlemen's Academy. |
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| Lines, Written On Seeing The Children Of The Naval Asylum. |
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| The Beggar. |
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| Lines, Written In Hornsey Wood. |
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