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Author: T. W. (Thomas Weaver), 1616-1663.
Title: Songs and poems of love and drollery by T.W.
Print source: Songs and poems of love and drollery by T.W.
T. W. (Thomas Weaver), 1616-1663.
[London: s.n.], 1654.
Notes:
Reproduction of original in Bodleian Library.
Attributed to Thomas Weaver. Cf. BM.
Subject terms:
English wit and humor.
Songs, English.
URL: https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A65342.0001.001
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To my most obliging Friend E. M. Esquire.
SONGS AND POEMS OF LOVE AND DROLLERY.
Song.
SONG.
SONG.
A Song in Prison.
SONG.
SONG.
The Compounders Song.
Rotundos.
ZEAL OVER-HEATED, Or A Relation of a lamentable fire which happened in Oxford, in a Religious Brothers Shop, who though he laboured in all mens voca∣tions, yet were his trades fewer then his tricks to fetch over the wicked, that he might afford the godly a better penny∣worth.
part
The second part.
Another. The price of Annarchie.
Another, In Defence of Women.
A LETANY. Upon Occasion of a Journey to Bath.
Cupidinis Cestrensis Calentura.
To certain Prisoners, who had appoin∣ted a Drinking-Match.
To Sir E. L. at LONDON.
Upon the Shrewsbury Committie, canvass'd by Mitton, in E∣lection of Knight of the Shire, An. 1646.
A DIALOGUE Betwixt a CAVALIER and a LADY, Upon Occasion of a sudden Alarm in the night.
To a Lady, who promis'd him a Winding-Sheet.
To Jean of Chippen-Norton.
On the ARCH-BISHOP of YORK'S Revolt.
To the Isle of MAN. Upon Occasion of the Lord BY∣RON'S landing there.
The Isle of MAN.
AN EPITAPH ON Major OWEN And Captain EDWARD WYNNE.
To Capt. Segkar at B. sick of a Feaver.
On MAURICIA'S Wound which she re∣ceived from a Round-head.
MAURICIA to a Lock of that Hair, sent to a Lady who requested it.
AN ACCOUNT OF AN IRISH QUARTER.
A PASTORAL DIALOGUE.
To his RIVAL, Kissing a Glove which he had got from SYLVIA.
To SYLVIA, On a Bracelet of her Hair.
SYLVIA Singing.
A DIALOGUE.
To SYLVIA, Going to an Enemies Quarters.
To SYLVIA Frowning.
AN ELOGY On the Death of SYLVIA'S Beagle.
To his FRIENDS, Comforting him after Sylvia's Departure.
The three Incomparable Ladies at K. Castle.
A CAROL for Christmas Day.
An ANTHEME For Christmas Day.
A CAROL.
Another Carol for Christmas Day,
A CAROL.
version
Thus Latin'd,
On Mrs. F. P. Discovered at her Devotion in Holywell
A Hymne to St Winifrid, sung by Her Priest whilst Ms E. M. was at Her Devotion in Holywell.
On the Death of the Right Honourable the Lord BYRON, who died in France.
AN EPITAPH On the Right Honorable The LORD BYRON, Buried in France.
An Epithalamium, Upon the late Nuptial ACT.