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Brown Boots Boogie Band at Cecil Sharp House

Brown Boots Boogie Band at Cecil Sharp House

Helen Fraser - Brown Boots

Helen Fraser - Brown Boots

Winster gallop - Brown Boots

Winster gallop - Brown Boots

Good morning to you nightcap - Brown Boots

Good morning to you nightcap - Brown Boots

Silver Street Ceilidh Band - New Year's Eve at Cecil Sharp House

Silver Street Ceilidh Band - New Year's Eve at Cecil Sharp House

Tower Ravens dance on the Elizabeth Line

Tower Ravens dance on the Elizabeth Line

Tower Ravens, DERT 2022 winners🏆

Tower Ravens, DERT 2022 winners🏆

Silver Street Ceilidh Band // Falling Masonry

Silver Street Ceilidh Band // Falling Masonry

Silver Street Ceilidh Band // Circassian Circle

Silver Street Ceilidh Band // Circassian Circle

Bamford Hornpipe

Bamford Hornpipe

The Cat and the Dog

The Cat and the Dog

Reel Béatrice

Reel Béatrice

The Top of the Dixie Lid, (Anon. [1914-18 War])

The Top of the Dixie Lid, (Anon. [1914-18 War])

Wot Cher! (or, knocked 'em in the Old Kent Road), (Anon.)

Wot Cher! (or, knocked 'em in the Old Kent Road), (Anon.)

Charlie Piecan, by F. Murray and F. Leigh

Charlie Piecan, by F. Murray and F. Leigh

Roman Wall Blues, by W. H. Auden

Roman Wall Blues, by W. H. Auden

The Man on the Flying Trapeze, (Anon.)

The Man on the Flying Trapeze, (Anon.)

The Firefly, by Ogden Nash

The Firefly, by Ogden Nash

Aunt Eliza, by Harry Graham

Aunt Eliza, by Harry Graham

Dymock Sunday School*, (Anon.)

Dymock Sunday School*, (Anon.)

On my Gude Auntie, (Anon.)

On my Gude Auntie, (Anon.)

A Note on the Latin Gerunds, by Richard Porson

A Note on the Latin Gerunds, by Richard Porson

On the Collar of Tiger, Mrs Dingley's Lap-dog, by Jonathan Swift

On the Collar of Tiger, Mrs Dingley's Lap-dog, by Jonathan Swift

Cradle Song

Cradle Song

On Joe, by P. Dodd

On Joe, by P. Dodd

Polly Perkins, (Anon.)

Polly Perkins, (Anon.)

Epitaph on Lady Vane's Lap Dog Veny;

Epitaph on Lady Vane's Lap Dog Veny;

Epigram (written soon after Dr Hill's farce called 'The Rout' was acted), by David Garrick

Epigram (written soon after Dr Hill's farce called 'The Rout' was acted), by David Garrick

L--y H--d W---e, (Anon.)

L--y H--d W---e, (Anon.)

Bung your Eye, (Anon.)

Bung your Eye, (Anon.)

The Man in the Wilderness, (Anon.)

The Man in the Wilderness, (Anon.)

Under the Drooping Willow Tree, (Anon.)

Under the Drooping Willow Tree, (Anon.)

A True Maid, by Matthew Prior

A True Maid, by Matthew Prior

On a Full-length Portrait of Beau Marsh (placed between the busts of Newton and Pope)

On a Full-length Portrait of Beau Marsh (placed between the busts of Newton and Pope)

Lyngham (While Shepherds Watched)

Lyngham (While Shepherds Watched)

A Leary Mot, (Anon. c. 1811)

A Leary Mot, (Anon. c. 1811)

Death of my Aunt, (Anon.)

Death of my Aunt, (Anon.)

She was poor but she was honest, (Anon.)

She was poor but she was honest, (Anon.)

Epigram (intended to allay party spirit), by John Byrom

Epigram (intended to allay party spirit), by John Byrom

On Mendax, (Anon.)

On Mendax, (Anon.)

The Ratcatcher's Daughter, (Anon.)

The Ratcatcher's Daughter, (Anon.)

On Mr Churchill's Death, by J. C.

On Mr Churchill's Death, by J. C.

Unfortunate Miss Bailey, (Anon.)

Unfortunate Miss Bailey, (Anon.)

The Ploughman's Wooing, (Anon.)

The Ploughman's Wooing, (Anon.)

Imitation of the style of..., by Samuel Johnson

Imitation of the style of..., by Samuel Johnson

Lines in Ridicule of Certain Poems Published in 1777, by Samuel Johnson

Lines in Ridicule of Certain Poems Published in 1777, by Samuel Johnson

Burlesque of Lope de Vega, by Samuel Johnson

Burlesque of Lope de Vega, by Samuel Johnson

Diamond cut Diamond, by Ewart Milne

Diamond cut Diamond, by Ewart Milne

I Wot What Not, by Ewart Milne

I Wot What Not, by Ewart Milne

A Recent Discovery, by William Plomer

A Recent Discovery, by William Plomer

On the Upright Judge, who condemned the Drapier's Printer, by Jonathan Swift

On the Upright Judge, who condemned the Drapier's Printer, by Jonathan Swift

Helen Fraser - A life of music (full)

Helen Fraser - A life of music (full)

A Description of Maidenhead, by John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester

A Description of Maidenhead, by John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester

Mr W. H. Davies Snares Nature in a Few Felicitous Stanzas, by Samuel Hoffenstein

Mr W. H. Davies Snares Nature in a Few Felicitous Stanzas, by Samuel Hoffenstein

Mr Walter de la Mare Makes the Little Ones Dizzy, by Samuel Hoffenstein

Mr Walter de la Mare Makes the Little Ones Dizzy, by Samuel Hoffenstein

The Shropshire Lad's Cousin (an even gloomier fellow than his celebrated relative)

The Shropshire Lad's Cousin (an even gloomier fellow than his celebrated relative)

The Young Man of Montrose, by Arnold Bennett

The Young Man of Montrose, by Arnold Bennett

The Modern Hiawatha, (Anon.)

The Modern Hiawatha, (Anon.)

A Strike among the Poets, (Anon.)

A Strike among the Poets, (Anon.)

The Chemist to his Love, (Anon.)

The Chemist to his Love, (Anon.)

The Pin, (Anon.)

The Pin, (Anon.)

The Higher Pantheism in a Nutshell, by Algernon Charles Swinburne

The Higher Pantheism in a Nutshell, by Algernon Charles Swinburne

On a General Election, by Hilaire Belloc

On a General Election, by Hilaire Belloc

Rondel, (Anon.)

Rondel, (Anon.)

After Dilettante Concetti, by H. O. Traill

After Dilettante Concetti, by H. O. Traill

On Elphinstone's Translation of Martial's Epigrams, by Robert Burns

On Elphinstone's Translation of Martial's Epigrams, by Robert Burns

Epitaph on a Taylor's Wife, (Anon.)

Epitaph on a Taylor's Wife, (Anon.)

King Arthur Growing Very Tired Indeed, by Mortimer Collins

King Arthur Growing Very Tired Indeed, by Mortimer Collins

Salad, by Mortimer Collins

Salad, by Mortimer Collins

Poem by a Perfectly Furious Academician, by Shirley Brooks

Poem by a Perfectly Furious Academician, by Shirley Brooks

A 'Prize' Poem, by Shirley Brooks

A 'Prize' Poem, by Shirley Brooks

The Baby in the House (by Poventry Catmore), by Shirley Brooks

The Baby in the House (by Poventry Catmore), by Shirley Brooks

On the College of Wadham at Oxford being insured from Fire, ...

On the College of Wadham at Oxford being insured from Fire, ...

Sincere Flattery of W. W. (Americanus), by J. K. Stephen

Sincere Flattery of W. W. (Americanus), by J. K. Stephen

Sincere Flattery of R. B., by J. K. Stephen

Sincere Flattery of R. B., by J. K. Stephen

To R. K. (1891), by J. K. Stephen

To R. K. (1891), by J. K. Stephen

Father William, by Lewis Carroll

Father William, by Lewis Carroll

On a Lady's Sporting a Somerset, by L. Sterne (?)

On a Lady's Sporting a Somerset, by L. Sterne (?)

Ballad, by C. S. Calverley

Ballad, by C. S. Calverley

The Old Man from Dunoon, (Anon.)

The Old Man from Dunoon, (Anon.)

In Memoriam Technicam, by Thomas Hood, Jr.

In Memoriam Technicam, by Thomas Hood, Jr.

The Prater (an epigram), by Matthew Prior

The Prater (an epigram), by Matthew Prior

Only Seven (a pastoral story after Wordsworth), by H. S. Leigh

Only Seven (a pastoral story after Wordsworth), by H. S. Leigh

'Twas Ever Thus, by H. S. Leigh

'Twas Ever Thus, by H. S. Leigh

Saragossa (in imitation of Thomas Moore), by H. S. Leigh

Saragossa (in imitation of Thomas Moore), by H. S. Leigh

On a Schoolmaster in Cleish Parish, Fifeshire, by Robert Burns

On a Schoolmaster in Cleish Parish, Fifeshire, by Robert Burns

On Grizel Grim, by Robert Burns

On Grizel Grim, by Robert Burns

Crabbe-wise, by James Smith

Crabbe-wise, by James Smith

On Captain Francis Grose, the celebrated Antiquarian, by Robert Burns

On Captain Francis Grose, the celebrated Antiquarian, by Robert Burns

The Elderly Gentleman, by George Canning

The Elderly Gentleman, by George Canning

If You Have Seen, by Thomas Moore

If You Have Seen, by Thomas Moore

Fatal Constancy; or, Love in Tears, by William Whitehead

Fatal Constancy; or, Love in Tears, by William Whitehead

Imitation of Chaucer, by Alexander Pope

Imitation of Chaucer, by Alexander Pope

Boston, (Anon.)

Boston, (Anon.)

Poems, by Philip O'Connor

Poems, by Philip O'Connor

Peas, (Anon.)

Peas, (Anon.)

The Common Cormorant, (Anon.)

The Common Cormorant, (Anon.)

Infant Innocence, by A. E. Housman

Infant Innocence, by A. E. Housman

Motor Bus, by A. D. Godley

Motor Bus, by A. D. Godley

I Wish I Were, (Anon.)

I Wish I Were, (Anon.)

The Old Man with a Beard, by Edward Lear

The Old Man with a Beard, by Edward Lear

The Old Man who said 'Hush', by Edward Lear

The Old Man who said 'Hush', by Edward Lear

A False Gallop of Analogies ('The Chavender, or Chub' - Izaak Walton), by W. St Leger

A False Gallop of Analogies ('The Chavender, or Chub' - Izaak Walton), by W. St Leger

Malum Opus, by J. A. Morgan

Malum Opus, by J. A. Morgan

The Old Person of Fratton, (Anon.)

The Old Person of Fratton, (Anon.)

Lines by a Humanitarian, (Anon.)

Lines by a Humanitarian, (Anon.)

The Mad Gardener's Song, by Lewis Carroll

The Mad Gardener's Song, by Lewis Carroll

The Voice of the Lobster, by Lewis Carroll

The Voice of the Lobster, by Lewis Carroll

Humpty Dumpty's Recitation, by Lewis Carroll

Humpty Dumpty's Recitation, by Lewis Carroll

Evidence Read at the Trial of the Knave of Hearts, by Lewis Carroll

Evidence Read at the Trial of the Knave of Hearts, by Lewis Carroll

Upon St George for England, (Anon.)

Upon St George for England, (Anon.)

A Polka Lyric, by Barclay Philips

A Polka Lyric, by Barclay Philips

Sonnet found in a Deserted Mad-House, (Anon.)

Sonnet found in a Deserted Mad-House, (Anon.)

A Nocturnal Sketch, by Thomas Hood

A Nocturnal Sketch, by Thomas Hood

She is Far from the Land, by Thomas Hood

She is Far from the Land, by Thomas Hood

In the Dumps, (Anon.)

In the Dumps, (Anon.)

Nonsense Verses, by Charles Lamb

Nonsense Verses, by Charles Lamb

A Man of Words, (Anon.)

A Man of Words, (Anon.)

The House that Jack Built, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

The House that Jack Built, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Rhyme for a Simpleton, (Anon.)

Rhyme for a Simpleton, (Anon.)

The Great Panjandrum, by Samuel Foote

The Great Panjandrum, by Samuel Foote

Epigram engraved on the collar of a dog which I gave to his Royal Highness Frederick Prince of Wales

Epigram engraved on the collar of a dog which I gave to his Royal Highness Frederick Prince of Wales

Two Good Terns

Two Good Terns

On Certain Ladies, by Alexander Pope

On Certain Ladies, by Alexander Pope

Three Young Rats, (Anon.)

Three Young Rats, (Anon.)

Receipt for Stewing Veal, attr. Alexander Pope

Receipt for Stewing Veal, attr. Alexander Pope

From The Westminster Drollery, 1671, (Anon.)

From The Westminster Drollery, 1671, (Anon.)

Warning to Parents, (Anon.)

Warning to Parents, (Anon.)

On Tadlow, by Abel Edwards

On Tadlow, by Abel Edwards

Epilogus Incerti Authoris, by Richard Corbet

Epilogus Incerti Authoris, by Richard Corbet

If All the World were Paper, (Anon.)

If All the World were Paper, (Anon.)

On John Grubb, (Anon.)

On John Grubb, (Anon.)

Three Jovial Huntsmen, (Anon.)

Three Jovial Huntsmen, (Anon.)

Philip Sparrow's Funeral, by John Skelton

Philip Sparrow's Funeral, by John Skelton

Arizona Nature Myth, by James Michie

Arizona Nature Myth, by James Michie

Reflexions on Ice-Breaking, by Ogden Nash

Reflexions on Ice-Breaking, by Ogden Nash

Mythology, by Lawrence Durrell

Mythology, by Lawrence Durrell

Note on Intellectuals, by W. H. Auden

Note on Intellectuals, by W. H. Auden

We Have Been Here Before, by Morris Bishop

We Have Been Here Before, by Morris Bishop

The Anatomy of Humour, by Morris Bishop

The Anatomy of Humour, by Morris Bishop

Requiem, by Ogden Nash

Requiem, by Ogden Nash

A Glimpse into the Great Beyond, by Edgell Rickword

A Glimpse into the Great Beyond, by Edgell Rickword

Nobody Loses All the Time, by E. E. Cummings

Nobody Loses All the Time, by E. E. Cummings

Baby, by Harry Graham

Baby, by Harry Graham

Poetical Economy, by Harry Graham

Poetical Economy, by Harry Graham

The Old Priest of Benares, by Sandys Wason

The Old Priest of Benares, by Sandys Wason

The Young Person of Mullion, by Sandys Wason

The Young Person of Mullion, by Sandys Wason

Town, by Sandys Wason

Town, by Sandys Wason

Under-Currents, by Sandys Wason

Under-Currents, by Sandys Wason

On the Learning of the Germans, by Richard Porson

On the Learning of the Germans, by Richard Porson

Epitaph (on a doctor of divinity), by Richard Porson

Epitaph (on a doctor of divinity), by Richard Porson

Mary's Ghost (a pathetic ballad), by Thomas Hood

Mary's Ghost (a pathetic ballad), by Thomas Hood

Faithless Nellie Gray, by Thomas Hood

Faithless Nellie Gray, by Thomas Hood

The March to Moscow (abridged), by Robert Southey

The March to Moscow (abridged), by Robert Southey

To a Living Author, (Anon.)

To a Living Author, (Anon.)

Extempore (on the death of Edward Purdon), by Oliver Goldsmith

Extempore (on the death of Edward Purdon), by Oliver Goldsmith

Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog, by Oliver Goldsmith

Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog, by Oliver Goldsmith

Mrs Mary Blaize, by Oliver Goldsmith

Mrs Mary Blaize, by Oliver Goldsmith

On Cloe, by George Granville, Lord Lansdowne

On Cloe, by George Granville, Lord Lansdowne

To an Acquaintance, (Anon.)

To an Acquaintance, (Anon.)

To a Friend, (Anon.)

To a Friend, (Anon.)

The Campaign 1768, by Capt. T.

The Campaign 1768, by Capt. T.

A New Song of New Similies, by John Gay

A New Song of New Similies, by John Gay

Two Footnotes, by W. H. Auden

Two Footnotes, by W. H. Auden

England Expects, by Ogden Nash

England Expects, by Ogden Nash

A Politician, by E. E. Cummings

A Politician, by E. E. Cummings

Next to of Course God, by E. E. Cummings

Next to of Course God, by E. E. Cummings

The Oxford Voice, by D. H. Lawrence

The Oxford Voice, by D. H. Lawrence

How Beastly the Bourgeois is, by D. H. Lawrence

How Beastly the Bourgeois is, by D. H. Lawrence

The Pessimist, by B. J. King

The Pessimist, by B. J. King

On Miss Arabella Young, (Anon.)

On Miss Arabella Young, (Anon.)

Johnny Dow, (Anon.)

Johnny Dow, (Anon.)

A Glass of Beer, by James Stephens (from the Irish)

A Glass of Beer, by James Stephens (from the Irish)

Lines to a Don, by Hilaire Belloc

Lines to a Don, by Hilaire Belloc

The Song Against Grocers, by G. K. Chesterton

The Song Against Grocers, by G. K. Chesterton

On Moll Batchelor, (Anon.)

On Moll Batchelor, (Anon.)

All Saints, by Edmund Yates

All Saints, by Edmund Yates

Rich and Poor; or, Saint and Sinner, by T. L. Peacock

Rich and Poor; or, Saint and Sinner, by T. L. Peacock

On a certain Methodist-teacher being caught in Bed with his Maid, (Anon.)

On a certain Methodist-teacher being caught in Bed with his Maid, (Anon.)

An Expostulation, by Isaac Bickerstaff

An Expostulation, by Isaac Bickerstaff

Satire upon the Heads; or, Never a Barrel the Better Herring, by Thomas Gray

Satire upon the Heads; or, Never a Barrel the Better Herring, by Thomas Gray

Mrs Frances Harris's Petition, 1699, by Jonathan Swift

Mrs Frances Harris's Petition, 1699, by Jonathan Swift

On my Joyful Departure from the City of Cologne, by S. T. Coleridge

On my Joyful Departure from the City of Cologne, by S. T. Coleridge

Doctors of the Vintrie, by John Skelton

Doctors of the Vintrie, by John Skelton

Against Garnesche, by John Skelton

Against Garnesche, by John Skelton

A Curse on the Cat, by John Skelton

A Curse on the Cat, by John Skelton

Lines on Facing Forty, by Ogden Nash

Lines on Facing Forty, by Ogden Nash

The Sniffle, by Ogden Nash

The Sniffle, by Ogden Nash

Song of the Open Road, by Ogden Nash

Song of the Open Road, by Ogden Nash

The Archaeological Picnic, by John Betjeman

The Archaeological Picnic, by John Betjeman

Pot Pourri from a Surrey Garden, by John Betjeman

Pot Pourri from a Surrey Garden, by John Betjeman

Lather as You Go, by Ogden Nash

Lather as You Go, by Ogden Nash

A Bas Ben Adhem, by Ogden Nash

A Bas Ben Adhem, by Ogden Nash

Family Court, by Ogden Nash

Family Court, by Ogden Nash

Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing (second series), by Samuel Hoffenstein

Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing (second series), by Samuel Hoffenstein

Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing (first series), by Samuel Hoffenstein

Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing (first series), by Samuel Hoffenstein

The Board Meets, by John Cloag

The Board Meets, by John Cloag

«¡Wellcome, to the Caves of Arta!», by Robert Graves

«¡Wellcome, to the Caves of Arta!», by Robert Graves

In Committee, by Robert Graves

In Committee, by Robert Graves

Ballade of Soporific Absorption, by Sir J. C. Squire

Ballade of Soporific Absorption, by Sir J. C. Squire