XV. To a young Lady, on her

playing upon the Harpsichord 57

XVI To Mrs. Crewe

59

64.

XVII. To the Rt. Hon. H. Pelham 61

XVIII. On the Royal Nuptials

XIX. On the death of K. Geo. II.

and Accession of K. Geo. III. 68

XX. On the Marriage of King

George 111. and Q. Charlotte 73

XXI. To Mr. Whitehead, on his

being made Poet Laureat

XXII. To Mr. Garrick

XXIII. Nature to Dr. Hoadly

XXIV. To Mr. Garrick, on his

77

80

85

erecting a Statue to Shakspere 87

XXV. To Mr. Garrick, on re-

ceiving his Portrait painted by

Mr. Dance

90

92

XXVI. To David Garrick, Esq.

at Mount Edgcumbe

XXVII. Mr. Garrick's Answer 94

XXVIII. Upon Mr. Mason's

taking Orders

96

XXIX. To Mr. Garrick on meet-

100

ing him at Mr. Rigby's 98

XXX. Mr. Garrick's Answer

XXXI. To Colonel (afterwards
Lord) Clive

XXXII. Dennis to Mr. Thomson 105

XXXIII. To Sir Godfrey Kneller 106

XXXIV. To the Duke of Marl-

LI. To a Lady, with a Book of

Morality

LV.

151

LII. To three amiable Sisters 149

147

LIII. To a young Lady, on pre-

senting the Author with a

Lock of her Hair

LIV. To a Lady making a Pin

Basket

153

To a Lady, with a Pair of

Gloves

56

LVI. To a Lady, with a Bough

of an Orange Tree

157

LVII. Written at the Request of

a Gentleman to whom a Lady

had given a Sprig of Myrtle 159

LVIII. To a Lady, with a pre-

sent of a Knife

LIX. From a Gentleman, on the

late Anniversary of his Wed-

ding Day

162

LX. To a young Lady on seeing

her dance

164

LXI. To a Lady on asking the

author's opinion of Friendship 166

LXII. To a Lady, By the Rev.

S. Henley

LXIII. To Lord Hervey. By

M. De Voltaire

167

169

103

LXIV.

A Birth day Offering to

a young Lady

170

LXV. To Corinna.

By Lord

Nugent

175

borough

108

XXXV. To Lord Carteret

111

XXXVI. On Sir Robert Wal-

pole's Birth Day

116

LXVI. To Camilla. By the same 176

LXVII. TOClar ssa. By the same 179

Notes on Epistles Panegyrical

and Gallant

183