1799
ENGLISH POETRY 1579-1830: SPENSER AND THE TRADITION
George Chalmers
George Hardinge
, "Chalmeriana. Epigram I" Morning Chronicle (5 September 1799).
Commentary for
George Chalmers:
1790: Michael Lort
1795: Joseph Ritson
1797: George Steevens
1798: Thomas James Mathias
1799: Anonymous
1799: George Hardinge
1807: Rev. William Beloe
1808: Alexander Murray
1817: John Taylor Esq.
1818: Lord Byron
1821: Anonymous
1824: Rev. Thomas Frognall Dibdin
1832: John Taylor Esq.
1833: Allan Cunningham
1852: William Jerdan
Commentary by
George Hardinge:
1772: Dr. Mark Akenside
1777 ca.: Edward Capell
1790 ca.: Henry Fielding
1790 ca.: William Jackson of Exeter
1790 ca.: Anna Seward
1790 ca.: Helen Maria Williams
1797 ca.: William Roscoe
1799: Sir James Bland Burges
1799: Edward Capell
1799: George Chalmers
1800 ca.: Richard Owen Cambridge
1800 ca.: David Hume
1800 ca.: Samuel Johnson
1800 ca.: Sir William Jones
1800 ca.: Rev. William Mason
1805 ca.: Richard Cumberland
1807 ca.: Sir James Bland Burges
1810 ca.: Richard Owen Cambridge
1810 ca.: John Chute
1810 ca.: Elizabeth Montagu
1810 ca.: Rev. John Whaley
1812: Richard Cumberland
1812 ca.: Anna Seward
1814: Rev. Michael Tyson
1815: Rev. Richard Polwhele
GEORGE, 'tis odd you cannot rest
Since you rummag'd IRELAND'S Chest:
Think of your Office and your Head—
Sure, you've enough of Scraps and Lead!
