The Comic Poems of Thomas Hood

Name: The Comic Poems of Thomas Hood
Author: Thomas Hood

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Thomas Hood

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A black job
A bull
A Butcher
A custom-house breeze
A Discovery in Astronomy
A fairy tale
A few lines on completing forty-seven
A flying visit
A happy new year!
A morning thought
A Nocturnal sketch
A pig in a poke
A public dinner
A reflection
A row at the Oxford arms
A sailor’s apology for bow-legs
A Serenade
A Somnambulist
A table of Errata. (Hostess Loquitur.)
A tale of temper
A true story
A Valentine. — The weather. To P. Murphy, Esq., M.N.S
Address to Maria Darlington — On her return to the stage
Allegory. — A moral Vehicle
An Explanation — By one of the livery
An Incendiary song
An open question
As it fell upon a day
Athol Brose
Backing the Favourite
Change of ministry
Clubs, — Turned up by a female hand
Composed on reading a Diary
Copy. — A new species of poetry
“Don’t you smell fire?”
Faithless Nelly Gray. — A pathetic Ballad
Heart-springs
Hints to Paul Pry
Huggins
Jack Hall
John Trot. — A Ballad
Laying the dust
Lieutenant Luff. — A comic Ballad
Lines by a school-boy
Lord B——
Love
Love has not eyes
Love, with a witness
Mary’s ghost. — A pathetic Ballad
Miss Fanny’s farewell flowers
More Hullah-Baloo
Ode to Dr. Kitchener
Ode to Mr. Brunel. — Hamlet
Ode to R. W. Elliston, Esq., — The great Lessee!
On a certain Locality
On a Daguerreotype portrait of a Lady
On a picture (407) in the British Institution, 1843
On a picture of hero and Leander
On an Unfavourable Review
On her Majesty’s visit to the city, 1844
On Lieutenant Eyre’s Narrative of the Disasters at Cabul
On Mrs. Parkes’s Pamphlet
On the art-Unions
On the Celebration of Peace. — By Dorcas dove
On the Death of the Giraffe
On the Depreciated money
On the new half-farthings
On the Queen’s visit to the city, — By a Cornhill tradesman
On the Removal of a Menagerie
Party spirit
Playing at Soldiers. “who’ll serve the King?” an Illustration
Pompey’s ghost. — A pathetic Ballad
Punishment of Suicides
Reflections on a new year’s day
Reply to a pastoral Poet
She is far from the land
Sir John Bowring
Suggestions by steam
The Assistant Drapers’ Petition
The blue Boar
The broken dish
The Captain’s Cow. — A Romance of the iron age
The cigar
The dead robbery
The Doctor. — A sketch
The Doves and the crows
The fall of the deer. [from an old Ms.]
The forlorn Shepherd’s complaint. — An Unpublished Poem, from Sydney
The Lament of Toby, — The learned pig
The Lark and the Rook. — A fable
“The last man.”
The monkey-Martyr. — A fable
The Painter puzzled
The pursuit of letters
The sea-spell
The stag-eyed Lady. — A Moorish tale
The stage-struck hero
The superiority of Machinery
The surplice question. — By a Benedict
The Sweets of youth
The turtles. — A fable
The Wee man. — A Romance
The widow
Tim Turpin, — A pathetic Ballad
To a Critic
To Admiral Gambier, G.C.B
To Doctor Hahnemann. — The Homœopathist
To Henrietta, — On her departure for Calais
To Joseph Grimaldi, Senior
To Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P
To Mary housemaid. — On Valentine’s day
To Miss Kelly. — On her opening the Strand theatre
To Mr. Dymoke. — The Champion of England
To Mr. M‘Adam
To Mr. Malthus
To Mr. Wrench at the English Opera house
To Peace. — Written on the night of my Mistress’s grand rout
To Spencer Perceval, Esq., M.P
To Sylvanus Urban, Esq., — Editor of the “gentleman’s Magazine.”
To the Dean and Chapter of Westminster. — Citizen of the world
To W. Kitchener, M.D
Town and country. — An Ode
Traitors’ aims
“Up the Rhine.”
Written under the fear of Bailiffs
Ye Tourists and Travellers