A collection of 86 loyal poems all of them written upon the two late plots viz, the horrid Salamanca plot in 1687, and the present fanatical conspiracy in 1683 : to which is added, advice to the carver : written on the death of the late L. Stafford : with several poems on their majesties coronation, never before published / collected by N.T.
- Title
- A collection of 86 loyal poems all of them written upon the two late plots viz, the horrid Salamanca plot in 1687, and the present fanatical conspiracy in 1683 : to which is added, advice to the carver : written on the death of the late L. Stafford : with several poems on their majesties coronation, never before published / collected by N.T.
- Author
- Thompson, Nathaniel, d. 1687.
- Publication
- [London?] :: Printed by N.T. ...,
- 1685.
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- Subject terms
- Political ballads and songs -- England.
- Popish Plot, 1678 -- Poetry.
- Rye House Plot, 1683 -- Poetry.
- Great Britain -- History -- Stuarts, 1603-1714 -- Poetry.
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"A collection of 86 loyal poems all of them written upon the two late plots viz, the horrid Salamanca plot in 1687, and the present fanatical conspiracy in 1683 : to which is added, advice to the carver : written on the death of the late L. Stafford : with several poems on their majesties coronation, never before published / collected by N.T." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A62419.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed June 15, 2024.
Contents
- title page
- THE PREFACE TO THE READER▪
- A Table of all the several Loyal Poems contained in this Book.
-
BOOKS Printed by
Nath. Thompson at the Entrance into theOld-Spring-Garden nearCharing-Cross. -
POEMS. THE VVAKING VISION; OR, REALITY in a Fancy.
- To the KING.
-
The
Deliquium: or the Grievance of the Nation discovered in a Dream. -
SEJANUS: Or thePopular Favorite now in his solitude, and Sufferings. -
A
Canto upon the Miraculous Cure of theK's Evil, perform'd by theD. ofM. in80. -
Tom Ross 's Ghost to his Pupil. -
The
Oxford Alderman's Speech to the D, ofM. at His entrance into that City aboutSeptember 80. -
The Ghost of the late Paliament to the New one to meet at
OXFORD -
The Parliament Dissolv'd at
OXFORD, -
The RECOVERY. -
A Panegyrick upon
OATES. -
An
Epithalamium upon the Marriage of CaptainWilliam Bedloe. -
Funeral Tears upon the Death of Captain
William Bedloe. -
ANAGRAM and ACROSTICK
On the Salamanca-Doctor, - AN ACROSTICK.
-
The Convert SCOT,and Apostate ENGLISH. -
A Postscript upon the D. of
York 's Return toScotland. -
The
Mad-men's Hospital: or a present Remedy to Cure thePresbyterian Itch. -
Tony's Soliloquies. -
The
Badger in the Fox-Trap, or aSatyr upon Satyrs. - The Humble Wishes of a Loyal Subject.
-
The
Polititian's Downfall; OrPotapski's Arrival at theNetherlands: And the Congratulation of theProtestant Joyner at their Meeting. -
A Congratulation of the
Protestant-Joyner toAnthony King ofPoland, upon his Arrival in the Lower World. -
The King of
Poland 's Ghost: Or a Dia∣logue betwixtPluto andCharon, upon his Reception. -
The Country-mans Complaintand Ad∣viceto the KING. -
To the
KING. -
Advice to the
CARVER. -
Shaftsbury's
Farewell: Or the New As∣sociation. -
Dagon's Fall: Or SirWilliam Waller turn'd out ofCommission. -
A Dialogue betwixt the
Devil and theIgno∣ramus SalamancaDoctor. -
Tyburn's Courteous Invitation toTITUS OATES, theSalamanca Doctor. -
The REFORMATION.ASATYR. -
Advice to His
GRACE. -
The Solicitous Citizen:Or Much-ado about NOTHING. -
The
CHARTER. A Comical SATYR. -
To the
KING. -
To the
DUKE. - To the LORDS.
- To the GENTRY.
-
To the
Common-Councel and Court ofAldermen. -
To the
Livery-men. -
A Character of
London-Village. -
True Loyalty in its Colours: Or a Sur∣vey of the LaudableAddress of the young Men and Apprentices of the City ofLon∣don, to HisMAJESTY. -
Loyalty Triumphant: Or a
Poem on the Numerous Loyal Addresses to His MAJESTY. -
The Club of
Royalists. -
The
Dissenter truly Described. -
The LoyalLETANY. -
The Fanatick Rampant:Or an Election at Cambridge. -
Poor Robin's Dream: Or the Visions of Hell. -
A
DIALOGUE betwixt theDevil and theWhigs. -
A Congratulatory
Poem to SirJohn More Knight, Lord Mayor Elect ofLondon. -
The Car-man's Poem;Or, Adviceto a Nest of Scriblers. -
The
Last Will andTestament ofAnthony King of Poland. - An Epitaph upon his Bowels.
-
The Case is Alter'd now: Or the Conver∣sion ofAnthony King ofPoland, publi∣shed for satisfaction of the Sanctified Brethren. -
The King of
Poland's Last Speech to his Countrey-men. -
Fitz-Harris his Farewel to the World: or a Traytors Just Revvard. -
The last and truest Discovery of the
Popish-Plot, byRumsey, West, and other great Patriots of their Countrey. -
Poems written by the Right Honourable
Henry LordArundel ofWarder, and Count of the sacredRoman Empire, whilst Prisoner in theTower. -
Majesty in Misery: Or an Imploration to the KING of Kings; -
Interrogatories: Or a Dialogue between WHIG and TORY. -
On the Relief of
Vienna, a Hymn for the True-Protestants. -
A Narrative of the
Popish Plot, shewing the cunning Contrivance thereof. -
The great Despair of the
London-Whigs for the Loss of theCharter. -
A Panegyrick to His
Royal Highness, upon HisMajesties lateDeclaration; especi∣ally dravvn fromUnio Dissidentium Pag. 2. Part 14. Pag. 3. Part 3. Pag. 4. Part. 3. and 4. -
To His
Royal Highness the Duke. -
A Congratulatory Poem upon the happy Ari∣val of his Royal Highness
JAMES Duke ofYork, atLondon, April 8. 1682. -
To His
Royal Highness the DUKE, up∣on his Arrival. -
To His
Royal Highness the Duke ofYork, Upon his Return to the Care and Manage∣ment of theNavy ofEngland. -
A Welcom to His
Royal Highness into the City,April the 20th 1682. -
A Farevvel to His Royal Highness
James Duke ofYork, on his Voyage toScot∣land, October 20. 1680. -
The DUKE's Welcom from
Scotland toLondon. -
An Heroick Poem on Her Highness the Lady
ANN's Voyage intoScotland: With a little Digression upon the Times. - Islington WATERS.
-
Serenissimis Principibus
Eboracensibus, & Albaniensibus Ducibus, ter Maximis inAngliam Reducibus Congratulator. - poem
-
A
Pindorique Ode, upon the late Horriand Damnable Whiggish Plot. -
A
Pindarique Ode, upon His Majesties Review of His Forces atPutney-Heath. -
The Melancholly
Complaint of DoctorTITUS OATES. -
An account of an
Apparition that appeared toTITUS OATES. -
A Paradox
against Liberty, Written by the Lords, during their Imprisonment in the Tower. -
The last Speech of Sr.
Edmundbury Godfrey 's Ghost. - Advice to the Painter's Adviser.
-
The Hypocritical Christian;or the Con∣venticle Citizen. -
On the KINGS most Happy and Mira∣culous Deliverance at
Newmarket. -
A
Pastoral upon the Death of her Grace the Dutchess of ORMOND. -
Funeral Tears to the Sacred Memory of our late Soveraign King CHARLES the Second. -
SCOTLANDS Loyalty; or, Sorrowful Sighs on the Death of our late Sove∣raign His Sacred Majesty; CHARLES by the Grace of God King of
Great Bri∣tain, France andIreland, &c. - EPITAPH.
-
An
Elegy on the Deplorable, and never enough to be Lamented Death of the Illustrious, and Serene CHARLES the Second. KING ofGreat-Britain, France andIreland, &c. Who departed this LifeFebruary the6th. 1685. - EPITAPH.
-
To His Sacred Majesty King
JAMES II. -
Ireland's Tears. A Pindarique Poem upon the Death of our late SoveraignCharles the Second; and the Peaceful and HappySuccession andInauguration of our pre∣sent Great Monarch KingJames the II. -
An
Heroick POEM Most humbly Dedica∣ted to the Sacred Majesty ofCATHA∣RINE Queen Dowager. -
The Description of the
CORONATION. -
A Poem on the
CORONATION.