Alphabetical List of Authors, With Their Parodies or Imitations
| Aytoun, William Edmondstoune (1813–1865): | PAGE | |
|---|---|---|
| The Massacre of the Macpherson | ‘From the Gaelic’ | 250 |
| A Midnight Meditation | Lytton | 252 |
| The Husband’s Petition | Aytoun | 254 |
| Barham, Richard Harris (‘Thomas Ingoldsby’) (1788–1845): | ||
| Margate | Byron | 176 |
| ‘Not a sous had he got’ | Wolfe | 176 |
| The Demolished Farce | Bayly | 178 |
| ‘Bede, Cuthbert.’ See Bradley. | ||
| Bradley, Edward (‘Cuthbert Bede’) (1827–1889): | ||
| On a Toasted Muffin | Lytton | 272 |
| In Immemoriam | Tennyson | 273 |
| Brooks, Charles William Shirley (1816–1874): | ||
| To my Five New Kittens | Tupper | 256 |
| For a’ that and a’ that | Burns | 256 |
| Brough, Robert Barnabas (1828–1860): | ||
| I’m a Shrimp! Old Song: | ‘I’m Afloat’ | 289 |
| Bunner, Henry Cuyler (1855–1896): | ||
| Home, Sweet Home, with Variations | Swinburne | 365 |
| ″ ″ ″ ″ | Bret Harte | 367 |
| ″ ″ ″ ″ | Austin Dobson | 368 |
| ″ ″ ″ ″ | Goldsmith | 369 |
| ″ ″ ″ ″ | Pope | 369 |
| ″ ″ ″ ″ | Walt Whitman | 370 |
| Byron, George Gordon, Lord (1788–1824): | ||
| To Mr. Murray | Cowper | 173 |
| Parenthetical Address by Dr. Plagiary | Busby | 174 |
| Calverley, Charles Stuart (1831–1884): | ||
| Ode to Tobacco | Longfellow | 292 |
| Beer | Byron | 293 |
| Wanderers | Tennyson | 296 |
| Proverbial Philosophy | Tupper | 298 |
| The Cock and the Bull | Browning | 301 |
| Lovers, and a Reflection | J. Ingelow | 304 |
| The Auld Wife | J. Ingelow | 306 |
| Canning, George (1770–1827) and George Ellis (1753–1815): | ||
| Song by Rogero | German Tragedy | 107 |
| Canning, George, and John Hookham Frere (1769–1846): | ||
| Inscription | Southey | 93 |
| The Soldier’s Friend | Southey | 93 |
| The Soldier’s Wife | Southey (and Coleridge) | 94 |
| The Friend of Humanity and the Knife-Grinder | Southey | 95 |
| See Frere, Canning, and Ellis. | ||
| ‘Carroll, Lewis.’ See Dodgson. | ||
| Cary, Phœbe (1824–1871): | ||
| ‘The Day is done’ | Longfellow | 270 |
| ‘That very time I saw’ | Shakespeare | 271 |
| ‘When lovely Woman’ | Goldsmith | 271 |
| Coleridge, Hartley (1796–1849): | ||
| He lived amidst th’ untrodden ways | Wordsworth | 218 |
| Coleridge, Samuel Taylor (1772–1834): | ||
| Sonnets attempted in the manner of contemporary writers | ||
| (Coleridge, Lamb, and Charles Lloyd): | ||
| 1. ‘Pensive at Eve’ | 142 | |
| 2. To Simplicity | 142 | |
| 3. On a Ruined House in a Romantic Country | 143 | |
| Collins, Mortimer (1827–1876): | ||
| If | Swinburne | 286 |
| Salad: | ||
| ‘O cool in the summer is salad’ | Swinburne | 287 |
| ‘Waitress, with eyes so marvellous black’ | R. Browning | 287 |
| ‘King Arthur, growing very tired indeed’ | Tennyson | 287 |
| Crabbe, George (1754–1832): | ||
| Inebriety | Pope | 86 |
| Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge (‘Lewis Carroll’) (1832–1898): | ||
| ‘How doth the little Crocodile’ | Watts | 308 |
| ‘’Tis the voice of the Lobster’ | Watts | 308 |
| ‘Twinkle, twinkle, little Bat’ | Jane Taylor | 308 |
| ‘You are old, Father William’ | Southey | 309 |
| Hiawatha’s Photographing | Longfellow | 310 |
| The Three Voices | Tennyson | 314 |
| Beautiful Soup | Uncertain | 322 |
| Ellis, George (1753–1815): | ||
| Elegy written in a College Library | Gray | 81 |
| See Frere, Canning, and Ellis. | ||
| Fanshawe, Catherine Maria (1765–1834): | ||
| Ode | Gray | 87 |
| Fragment | Wordsworth | 89 |
| Frere, John Hookham (1769–1846): | ||
| A Fable | Dryden | 92 |
| The Course of Time | Pollok | 92 |
| Frere, John Hookham, George Canning, and George Ellis: | ||
| The Loves of the Triangles | E. Darwin | 97 |
| See Canning and Frere. | ||
| Gilfillan, Robert (1798–1850): | ||
| Blue Bonnets over the Border | Scott | 228 |
| Harte, Francis Bret (1839–1902): | ||
| A Geological Madrigal | Shenstone | 342 |
| Mrs. Judge Jenkins | Whittier | 343 |
| The Willows | Poe | 344 |
| Hilton, Arthur Clement (1851–1877): | ||
| The Vulture and the Husbandman | ‘Lewis Carroll’ | 358 |
| The Heathen Pass-ee | Bret Harte | 360 |
| Octopus | Swinburne | 363 |
| Hogg, James (1770–1835): | ||
| Walsingham’s song from ‘Wat o’ the Cleuch’ | Scott | 109 |
| The Flying Tailor | Wordsworth | 110 |
| The Cherub | Coleridge | 118 |
| Isabelle | Coleridge | 120 |
| The Curse of the Laureate | Southey | 123 |
| The Gude Greye Katt | Hogg | 129 |
| Hood, Thomas (1799–1845): | ||
| The Irish Schoolmaster | Spenser | 229 |
| Huggins and Duggins | Pope | 237 |
| Sea Song | Dibdin | 239 |
| ‘We met—’twas in a Crowd’ | T. H. Bayly | 240 |
| Those Evening Bells | Moore | 241 |
| The Water Peri’s Song | Moore | 241 |
| Hood, Thomas—the Younger (1835–1874): | ||
| Ravings by E., a Poe-t | Poe | 323 |
| In Memoriam Technicam | Tennyson | 324 |
| The Wedding | ‘Owen Meredith’ | 324 |
| Poets and Linnets | R. Browning | 325 |
| ‘Ingoldsby, Thomas.’ See Barham. | ||
| Keats, John (1795–1821): | ||
| Stanzas on Charles Armitage Brown | Spenser | 216 |
| On Oxford | Wordsworth | 217 |
| ‘Kerr, Orpheus C.’ See Newell. | ||
| Lamb, Charles (1775–1834): | ||
| Epicedium | Drayton | 151 |
| Hypochondriacus | Burton | 153 |
| Nonsense Verses | Lamb | 154 |
| Lang, Andrew (1844–1912): | ||
| ‘Oh, no, we never mention her’ | Rossetti | 353 |
| Ballade of Cricket | Swinburne | 354 |
| Brahma | Emerson | 355 |
| The Palace of Bric-à-Brac | Swinburne | 355 |
| ‘Gaily the Troubadour’ | W. Morris | 356 |
| Leigh, Henry Sambrooke (1837–1883): | ||
| Only Seven | Wordsworth | 329 |
| Chateaux d’Espagne | Poe | 330 |
| Locker-Lampson, Frederick (1821–1895): | ||
| Unfortunate Miss Bailey | Tennyson | 268 |
| Maginn, William (1793–1842): | ||
| The Rime of the Auncient Waggonere | Coleridge | 208 |
| To a Bottle of Old Port | Moore | 213 |
| The Last Lamp of the Alley | Moore | 214 |
| The Galiongee | Byron | 214 |
| Martin, Sir Theodore (1816–1909): | ||
| The Lay of the Lovelorn | Tennyson | 258 |
| Moore, Thomas (1779–1852): | ||
| The Numbering of the Clergy | Sir C. H. Williams | 155 |
| Murray, Robert Fuller (1863–1894): | ||
| The Poet’s Hat | Tennyson | 382 |
| A Tennysonian Fragment | Tennyson | 383 |
| Andrew M’Crie | Poe | 384 |
| Newell, Robert Henry (‘Orpheus C. Kerr’) (1836–1901): | ||
| Rejected National Anthem | W. C. Bryant | 333 |
| ″ ″ ″ | Emerson | 333 |
| ″ ″ ″ | Willis | 333 |
| ″ ″ ″ | Longfellow | 334 |
| ″ ″ ″ | Whittier | 334 |
| ″ ″ ″ | O. W. Holmes | 334 |
| ″ ″ ″ | Stoddard | 335 |
| ″ ″ ″ | Aldrich | 335 |
| Peacock, Thomas Love (1785–1866): | ||
| A Border Ballad | Scott | 156 |
| The Wise Men of Gotham | Coleridge | 157 |
| Fly-by-Night | Southey | 160 |
| Ye Kite-Flyers of Scotland | Campbell | 162 |
| Love and the Flimsies | Moore | 163 |
| Song by Mr. Cypress | Byron | 164 |
| Reynolds, John Hamilton (1796–1852): | ||
| Peter Bell: a Lyrical Ballad | Wordsworth | 219 |
| Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (1828–1882): | ||
| MacCracken | Tennyson | 290 |
| The Brothers | Tennyson | 290 |
| Shelley, Percy Bysshe (1792–1822): | ||
| Peter Bell the Third | Wordsworth | 179 |
| Skeat, Walter William (1831–1912): | ||
| A Clerk ther was of Cauntebrigge also | Chaucer | 327 |
| Smith, Horatio (1779–1849): | ||
| Loyal Effusion | Fitzgerald | 1 |
| An Address without a Phœnix | See Note | 7 |
| The Living Lustres | Moore | 19 |
| Drury’s Dirge | ‘Laura Matilda’ | 29 |
| A Tale of Drury Lane | Scott | 32 |
| Johnson’s Ghost | Johnson | 38 |
| The Beautiful Incendiary | W. R. Spencer | 42 |
| Fire and Ale | Lewis | 46 |
| Architectural Atoms | Busby | 54 |
| Punch’s Apotheosis | Hook | 76 |
| Smith, James (1775–1839): | ||
| The Baby’s Debut | Wordsworth | 4 |
| Hampshire Farmer’s Address | Cobbett | 15 |
| The Rebuilding | Southey | 21 |
| Playhouse Musings | Coleridge | 49 |
| Drury Lane Hustings | ‘A Pic-Nic Poet’ | 52 |
| Theatrical Alarm-Bell | Editor of the Morning Post | 61 |
| The Theatre | Crabbe | 64 |
| Macbeth | Shakespeare-Poole | 70 |
| The Stranger | Kotzebue-Thompson | 72 |
| George Barnwell | Lillo | 73 |
| Smith, James and Horatio: | ||
| Cui Bono | Byron | 9 |
| Southey, Robert (1774–1843): | ||
| Amatory Poems of Abel Shufflebottom: | ||
| 1. Delia at Play | 144 | |
| 2. To a Painter attempting Delia’s Portrait | 144 | |
| 3. He proves the Existence of a Soul | 145 | |
| 4. ‘I would I were that portly Gentleman’ | 145 | |
| Love Elegies: | ||
| 1. Delia’s Pocket-Handkerchief | 146 | |
| 2. Delia Singing | 147 | |
| 3. Delia’s Hair | 148 | |
| 4. The Theft of a Lock | 149 | |
| (All imitations of the Della Cruscans.) | ||
| Stephen, James Kenneth (1859–1892): | ||
| Ode on a Retrospect of Eton College | Gray | 374 |
| A Sonnet | Wordsworth | 376 |
| Sincere Flattery of R. B. | Browning | 376 |
| Sincere Flattery of W. W. (Americanus) | Whitman | 377 |
| To A. T. M. | F. W. H. Myers | 378 |
| Swinburne, Algernon Charles (1837–1909): | ||
| The Poet and the Woodlouse | E. B. Browning | 336 |
| The Person of the House: The Kid | Patmore | 338 |
| Nephelidia | Swinburne | 340 |
| Taylor, Bayard (1825–1878): | ||
| Ode on a Jar of Pickles | Keats | 274 |
| Gwendoline | E. B. Browning | 275 |
| Angelo orders his Dinner | R. Browning | 276 |
| The Shrimp-Gatherers | Jean Ingelow | 277 |
| Cimabuella | D. G. Rossetti | 278 |
| From ‘The Taming of Themistocles’ | W. Morris | 280 |
| All or Nothing | Emerson | 281 |
| The Ballad of Hiram Hover | Whittier | 282 |
| The Sewing-Machine | Longfellow | 284 |
| Taylor, Tom (1817–1880): | ||
| The Laureate’s Bust at Trinity | Tennyson | 266 |
| Thackeray, William Makepeace (1811–1863): | ||
| Cabbages | L. E. L. | 242 |
| Larry O’Toole | Lever | 242 |
| The Willow Tree | Thackeray | 243 |
| Dear Jack | Fawkes | 245 |
| The Almack’s Adieu | ‘Wapping Old Stairs’ | 247 |
| The Knightly Guerdon | ‘Wapping Old Stairs’ | 248 |
| The Ghazul: | ||
| The Rocks | Oriental Love Song | 245 |
| The Merry Bard | Oriental Love Song | 246 |
| The Caique | Oriental Love Song | 246 |
| Thompson, Francis (1859–1907): | ||
| Wake! for the Ruddy Ball has taken flight | FitzGerald | 379 |
| Traill, Henry Duff (1842–1900): | ||
| Vers de Société | Locker-Lampson | 347 |
| The Puss and the Boots | R. Browning | 348 |
| After Dilettante Concetti | Rossetti | 350 |
| Twiss, Horace (1787–1849): | ||
| The Patriot’s Progress | Shakespeare | 166 |
| Our Parodies are Ended | Shakespeare | 167 |
| Fashion | Milton | 167 |
| Verses | Cowper | 171 |
| Unknown: | ||
| The Town Life | Rogers | 386 |
| Fish have their times to bite | Hemans | 387 |
| Another Ode to the North-East Wind | Kingsley | 388 |
| A Girtonian Funeral | Browning | 390 |
REJECTED ADDRESSES1
OR
THE NEW THEATRUM POETARUM
Fired that the House reject him!——s death!
I’ll print it, and shame the fools.
Pope.