204. Loves of Triangles: So
with dark Dirge Canning, W.

205. "Romantic Ashboun." The road down Ashboun
Hill winds in front of Ashboun Hall,
then the residence of the Rev. ---- Leigh, who
married a relation of Mr. Canning's, and to
whom Mr. Canning was a frequent visitor. E. H.

236. Brissot's Ghost Frere, B.

274. Loves of the Triangles Canning, } B., W., C.
Gifford, } C.
Frere, } C.

312. Consolatory Address Lord Morpeth, B.

315. Elegy Canning, } B., C.
Gifford, } C.
Frere, } C.

343. Ode to my Country Frere, }
B.B., } C.
Hammond, B.

388. Ode to Director Merlin Lord Morpeth, B.

420. The Lovers Frere, }
Gifford, } C.
G. Ellis, }
Canning, } B.

451. Frere, } B.
Gifford, }
Ellis, } C.
Canning, }

498. Affectionate Effusion Lord Morpeth, B.

{349}
532. Translation of a Letter Gifford,}
Ellis, }C.
Canning,} B.
Frere, }

602. Ballynahinch Canning, C.
Viri eruditi Canning, B.

623. New Morality Canning, }B.
Frere, }
Gifford, }C.
G. Ellis,}

From Mental Mists Frere, W.
Yet venial Vices, &c. Canning, W.

624. Bethink thee, Gifford, &c. These lines were
written by Mr. Canning some years before he
had any personal acquaintance with Mr. Gifford.

625. Awake! for shame! Canning, W.

628. Fond Hope! Frere, W.

629. Such is the liberal Justice Canning, W.

631. O Nurse of Crimes