The celebrated Song of the All-Souls Mallard, p. 33

Song in Honour of the Celebration of the BOAR'S

HEAD, at Queen's College, Oxford,

Epigram on Epigrams,

I

p. 85

P. 87

Epifle to Mr. Robert Lowth; in Imitation of

Horace, Book ii. Epift. 19. By the late Rev.

Christopher Pitt,

The Lounger,

P. 89

p. 92

Epigram, written by an Excifeman: And ad-

dreffed to a Young Lady, who was courted at

the fame Time by an Apothecary,

P. 93

An Epifle to Mr. Spence, when Tutor to Lord

Middlesex; in Imitation of the First Book of

Horace, Epift. 18. By the late Rev. Chrif

topher Pitt,

Morning, an Ode. The Author confined to

College,

On Mifs Polly Foote's unexpected Arrival at

Oxford, and speedy Flight from thence in

1758,

The Cufbion Plot difcovered by Dr. Shaw. By

P. 94

P. 100

P. 107

H. B. Efq

P. 105

On

On lopping New-College Lime Trees,

P. 106

Epigram, on an OXFORD TOAST, with fine

Eyes, and a bad Voice,

P. 108

A Ballad, occafioned by a Copy of Verfes on

Mifs Brickenden's going from Oxford to

Newnham by Water,

p. 109

Verfes on the expected Arrival of Queen

Charlotte; in an Epifle to a Friend.

By a Gentleman of Oxford. Containing

the Sentiments, Images, Metaphors,

Machinery, Similies, Allufions, and

a!!

all other Poetical Decorations of the Ox-

FORD VERSES, which were to appear

on that aufpicious Occafion,

-

P. 126

VANT.

DIALOGUE between the POET and his SER-
In Imitation of Horace, Sat. ix.
Book ii. By the late Reverend Mr. Chrif-
topher Pitt,

EPIGRAM,

4

On the Rev. Mr. Hanbury's

Plantation and Mufic Meeting, at Church-

P. 145

The NEW YEAR'S GIFT; prefented with a

Pair of Silk Stockings, to Mifs Bell

Cooke, of Eton,

P. 165

Exaltation,

Exaltation, or the Signature of Love. A

Defcriptive Paftoral in the modern Style, p. 165

Extempore Letter, from Captain Thomas, at

Bernera, to Captain Price, at Fort Au-

guftus,

P. 167

NEWMARKET. A Satire,

P. 172

EPITAPH, to the Pie-house Memory of Nell

Batchelor, an Oxford Pye-Woman,

P. 181

CASTLE BARBER'S SOLILOQUY. Written in

the late War,

P. 182

Imitation of Horace. Book i. Ode xxix,

P. 185

Song

P. 186

P. 188

Epitaph on PARKER HALL, born and executed

at Oxford,

Epigram, occafioned by Part of St. Mary's.

Church, in Oxford, being converted into

a LAW SCHOOL.

OXFORD NEWS MAN'S VERSES, for the Years

1754, 1755, &c.—to 1772 inclufive,-

from pag. 191, to 224.

ibid.

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VERSES

OCCASIONED BY

BEN TYRRELL'S MUTTON PIES.

A

ADVERTISEMENT.

LL ye that love what's nice and rarifh,
At Oxford, in St. Mary's Parish,

BEN TYRRELL, Cook of high Renown,
To please the Palates of the Gown,

At Three-pence each, makes MUTTON-PIES,
Which thus he begs to advertise :

He welcomes all his Friends at Seven,
Each Saturday and Wedn'fday Even ".

*Mr. TYRRELL, Cook, in the High-ftreet, Oxford, having formed a laudable Design of obliging the University with Mutton Pies, twice a Week; this Advertisement appeared, on that Occafion, in the OXFORD JOURNAL, Nov. 25th, 1758.