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The bard of the dales

or poems and miscellaneous pieces; with a life of the author, written by himself. By John Castillo

Castillo, John (1792-1845)

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THE BROAD AND NARROW WAY.

FRYUP'S LAMENTATION

TEA AMONG THE ROCKS.

ON A MEETING OF REVIVALISTS NEAR STAITHES.

AUTUMNAL REFLECTIONS.

THE RESCUED LAMB.

HINTS TO PREACHERS.

SHE WEPT, BUT WE KNEW NOT THE CAUSE OF HER GRIEF.

ADDRESS TO THE MOB IN A REVIVAL.

THE DROWNED ASSES COLT.

MERRY CHRISTMAS AS KEPT IN ENGLAND.

CHANGES AND FIXTURES.

TO THE MEMORY OF ------

THE RACE COURSE IN RUINS.

HOPE AND FEAR AS EXERCISING THE BELIEVER.

JOSEPH'S ELEGY.

TO A FOX TAKEN IN A TRAP.

SHEEP MARKING AT WESTERDALE.

THE LEISURE HOUR.

ON THE REMOVAL OF THE OLD CAM BRIGG.

THE GLAZEDALE NEW BRIDGE.

THE BROKEN GUIDE POST.

BOB AND BILL'S ALARM.

THE ROSE OF SHARON.

MIDGES, OR GNATS.

A COTTAGE ELEGY, ON THE DEATH OF AN INFANT.

SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

A VISIT TO FARNDALE.

ON THE DEATH OF JANE WOOD, OF FRYUP.

JANE WOOD'S FAREWELL.

LINES TO AN AFFLICTED FEMALE

ENGLAND FOR NOVELTY.

CRAZEY EMMY, OR THE CARNAL PARTY'S LAMENT.

FRIENDLY FRAUD; OR LENT MONEY LOST.

ON THE BUILDING OF GLAZEDALE BRIDGE IN 1828.

THE AFRICAN'S CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE,

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HUMOROUS PIECES.

THE SUNDAY SPREE!

CASTLETON FAIR.

ROSEDALE FESTIVAL.

ROSEDALE FESTIVAL.

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The bard of the dales

or poems and miscellaneous pieces; with a life of the author, written by himself. By John Castillo

John Castillo

1792-1845

W. F. Pratt

Stokesley

1858