The following poems, writen [sic] by Mr. P----s, and but now come to our hands, claim a sort of right to be communicated to the lovers of poetry, who always find an agreeable entertainment in what flows from the pen of that ingenious gentleman; who we hope, will therefore forgive a publication, of which he is wholly unappriz'd. ...

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• The following poems, writen [sic] by Mr. P----s, and but now come to our hands, claim a sort of right to be communicated to the lovers of poetry, who always find an agreeable entertainment in what flows from the pen of that ingenious gentleman; who we hope, will therefore forgive a publication, of which he is wholly unappriz'd. ...
• Following poems, written by Mr. P----s

People / Organizations

• Ambrose Philips (Author)

Imprint

Dublin: printed by George Faulkner, 1725.

Publication year

1725-1725

ESTC No.

T5193

Grub Street ID

279111

Description

1 sheet ; 1/2⁰

Note

Mr. P----s = Ambrose Philips.

Comprises two poems: 'A supplication for Miss Carteret, in the small-pox' and 'To Miss Georgina, youngest daughter of the Lord Carteret'.