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Parliamentary Letters, and Other Poems

By Q. in the Corner [i.e. N. T. H. Bayly]

Bayly, Thomas Haynes (1797-1839)

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Parliamentary Letters.

FROM AN ELECTIONEERING CANDIDATE TO A FRIEND IN LONDON.

Letter IN ANSWER TO THE FORMER.

Letter FROM THE CANDIDATE TO HIS FRIEND IN LONDON.

Answer TO THE CANDIDATE'S SECOND LETTER.

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Miscellaneous Poems.

HUMAN JOYS AND HUMAN WOES.

TO A Friend WHO SAID “When you are gone you will forget me.”

Lines WRITTEN AT GRETNA GREEN.

Lines WRITTEN IN THE VALE OF LLANGOLLEN, IN WALES.

[We parted,—yet I never heard]

TO A Lady WITH A LOCK OF HAIR.

LOVE AND SCIENCE.

YES, MY LOVE, YES.

TO A Lady WHO DECLARED THE AUTHOR WAS IN LOVE, SAYING, “I read it in your eyes.”

TO A TELL-TALE.

A TRIP TO PORTSMOUTH.

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Epistle FROM A LADY AT CHELTENHAM, TO HER SISTER IN THE COUNTRY.

An Epistle FROM AN APOTHECARY IN BATH, TO A SURGEON IN LONDON.

Lines SUPPOSED TO BE WRITTEN BY A LADY ON THE DEATH OF AN ONLY DAUGHTER.

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Parliamentary Letters, and Other Poems

By Q. in the Corner [i.e. N. T. H. Bayly]

Thomas Haynes Bayly

1797-1839

Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy [etc.] Meyler and Son

London Bath

1818