Rev. Thomas Heyrick

Thomas Heyrick, the grandnephew of the poet Robert Herrick, was educated at Peterhouse College Cambridge and was Curate of Market Harborough.

TEXT RECORDS:

1691A Pindarique Poem in Praise of Angling.

PUBLICATIONS:

The character of a rebel. A sermon. 1685.
The new Atlantis: a poem in three books, with some reflections on the Hind and the panther. 1687.
Miscellany poems. 1691.
The submarine voyage: a Pindarick poem, in four parts. 1691.

PROFILE AND
ASSOCIATES:

English
Anglican

Peterhouse College Cambridge

clergyman
poet

Rev. Robert Herrick

REFERENCE:

DNB; NCBEL.

John Nichols, "Specimen of the Poetry of Thomas Heyrick" Gentleman's Magazine 83 (February 1813) 99-100; Robert Watt, Bibliotheca Britannica (1824); Allibone, Critical Dictionary of English Literature (1858-71; 1882); Chadwyck-Healey English Poetry Database (1995).

COMMENTARY RECORDS
for Rev. Thomas Heyrick:

1.	1691  George Walker, "To Mr. Heyrick on his excellent Poems" Heyrick, Miscellany Poems (1691) xviii-xix.
2.	1691  Joshua Barnes, "To his worthy Friend, Mr. Thomas Heyrick on his ingenious Poems" Heyrick, Miscellany Poems (1691) vii-ix.
3.	1691  William Tunstall, "To my ingenious Friend Mr. Heyrick, Author of the Submarine Voyage" Heyrick, Miscellany Poems (1691) x-xii.
4.	1708  Anonymous, Untitled Verses; British Apollo 1 (5 November 1708).

BIOGRAPHY RECORDS
for Rev. Thomas Heyrick:

1.	1813  John Nichols, "Heyrick's Poems" Gentleman's Magazine 83 (February 1813) 99-100.