The Life, and Posthumous Writings, of William Cowper, Esqr: With an Introductory Letter to the Right Honourable Earl Cowper, Volume 2

J. Seagrave, 1806

Letter	4

To the same On a charitable donation to the poor of Olney	13

To the same Dr Franklins Letter transcribed Feb 20 76	20

To the Revd J Newton On his recovery from a fever	32

Letter	49

To the same Observations on Blairs Lectures April 25 196	56

To the Revd J Newton	62

To the Revd J Newton Effect of sounds Sept 18	70

To the same Death of Dr Johnson and an epitaph	290

To the same Celebrity of John Gilpin	297

To the Revd W Unwin Account of a violent thunder	305

Letter Page 90 To the same Dr Johnsons journal Aug 27	311

Cowpers correspondence with Lady Hesketh renewed by the publication of his second volume	315

To Lady Hesketh On her return to England Oct 12	317

To the Revd W Unwin Translation of Homer Oct 22 821	324

To the same Disinterestedness of his affection	329

April 5	79

To Joseph Hill Esq Loss of friends a tax on long life	86

To the Revd W Unwin On ballads anecdote of his gold	102

Letter Pagel	111

To the same Description of a visit to Mr Sept 23	112

To the Revd J Newton Tendency of the gospel to pro	120

To J Hill Esq Comforts of a winter evening Oct 20	127

To the same Same subject	140

To the same East India Companys charter	151

To the Revd W Unwin State of departed spirits Jan	157

To the same Title and motto for a work of Mr Newtons	166

parliamentary	173

Pleasant situation of Lymington Mr Gil	229

To the Revd J Newton Capt Cooks last voyage 16	235

To J Hill Esq Dr Cotton truly a philosopher Sep 11	242

To the Revd W Unwin Punctuation of blank verse Oct 2	246

To the Revd W Unwin The tendency of the Task	254

To the Revd J Newton Sandwich Islanders Oct 30	263

To J Hill Esq On the death of his mother Nov	269

To the Revd W Unwin Same subject Nov 29	276

To the Revd W Unwin Inscription of Tirocinium com	282

To the Revd W Bagot Bishop Bagots charge Nov 9	331

To the Revd W Unwin Publishing his Homer by sub scription Dec 24	332

To Joseph Hill Esq Same subject Dec 24	334

To the Revd W Unwin Same subject anecdotes of the poor at Olney Dec 31	335

To Lady Hesketh Correcting his poems Jan 10	339

To the Revd W Unwin On his visiting Lady Hesketh on Homer Jan 14	343

To the Revd W Bagot Translation of Homer Jan 15	345

To the same Dr Matys opinion of the Task Jan 23	348

To Lady Hesketh On receiving a snuff box with por traits of his three hares Jan 31	350

To the same On her promised visit to Olney Feb 9	354

To the same Vexations attendant on a variety of criti cisms the Chancellors promise Feb 11	357

To the same On their expected meeting at Olney Homer Feb 19	361

To the Revd W Bagot Death of Mrs Bagot Feb 27	365

To Lady Hesketh Elisions in some instances allowable March 6	366

To the Revd W Unwin On his translation of Homer March 13	371

Tó J Hill Esq Same subject April 5	373

To the same Her Letters his comfort April 24	379

To the same Pain and pleasure on the sight of a long	389

To Lady Hesketh Gives up meeting her at Newport	399

To the same His feelings on her expected arrival	407

Title	The Life, and Posthumous Writings, of William Cowper, Esqr: With an Introductory Letter to the Right Honourable Earl Cowper, Volume 2 Volume 2 of The Life, and Posthumous Writings, of William Cowper, Esqr, William Hayley The Life, and Posthumous Writings, of William Cowper, Esqr: With an Introductory Letter to the Right Honourable Earl Cowper, William Hayley
Author	William Hayley
Publisher	J. Seagrave, 1806
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	30 Mar 2010

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