XXI. The Midsunimer Wish.

By Samuel Johnson, LL, D. 30

XXII. Autumn. By the same 32

XXIII. Written in Autumn.

Ву the Rev. Francis

Fawkes, M. A.

35

XXIV. On Autumn. By Mr. C. 37

XXV. Winter. By Samuel John-

son, LL. D.

39

XXVI. The Winter's Walk. By

the same

41

XXVII. To Morning. By Miss

Pennington

42

XXVIII. TO Morning

4+

XXIX. Evening. To Stella.

By Samuel Johnson, LL. D. 47

Xxx. To Evening. By Joseph

Warton, D, D.

49

XXXI. TO Night. By Mr. Parrot 51

ODES

OF THE FOURTH CLASS.

Page

T

1. HE Revenge of America.

By the Rev. Joseph War-

ton, D. D.

$7

II. Mona. By the Rev. R. Pol-

whele

59

III. On the Popular Superstiti-

ons of the Highlands of Scot-

land. By Mr. William Collins EI

IV. To the Tiber. By William

Whitehead, Esq.

70

V. To the Tarn. By the Rev.

Joseph Warton, D. D. 74

VI. To the Eden. By J. Lang-

horne, D.D.

76

VII. To a Water-Nymph. By

the Rev. William Mason, M. A.79

VIII. Written upon a Pedestal

beneath a row of elms in a

meadow near Richmond Ferry 82

Ix To the Rev. Dr. Walwyn,

Prebendary of Canterbury.

By Miss Carter

86

X. To a Gentleman. By Wil-

liam Whitehead, Esq. 88

XI. Written upon leaving a