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Works of Peter Pindar
Salms for a R-l Duke! or, Doleful lamentations of a hopeful Chick and his German Hen, for the loss of £6,000 a year. A poem. [in reference to the ... the Duke of Cumberland an increased annuity.]
Carlton House Fete; or, the Disappointed Bard; in a series of elegies; to which is added, Curiosity in rags; an elegy. [A satire on an entertainment by the Prince Regent.]
Tales of the Hoy; interspersed with song, ode and dialogue. By Peter Pindar Esq. Part the First.
Touchstone: or, the Analysis of Peter Pindar [i.e. John Wolcott] with cursory remarks on some modern painters, etc. [In verse.]
Odes to Kien Long, the Present Emperor of China; With the Quakes, a Tale: To a Fly, Drowned in a Bowl of Punch: Ode to MacManus, Townsend and Jealous, ... the Fleas of Teneriffe: To Sir W. Hamilton
The Works of Peter Pindar, Esq. ... To which is prefixed some account of his life.
Physic and Delusion! or Jezebel and the Doctors. A farce in two acts [and in verse. A satire on the imposture of Joanna Southcott]. By Peter Pindar Esq.
Odes to Ins and Outs. By Peter Pindar, Esq.
Royalty Fog-Bound; or, the Perils of a Night and the Frolics of a Fortnight. A poem, by Peter Pindar, Esq. [On the visit of the Prince Regent to Belvoir Castle.] Third edition.
Lord Auckland's Triumph, or the death of Crim. Con., a pair of prophetic odes. To which are added, an address to Hymen; an Ode on the Passions; Advice ... and Strawberry-a fable. By Peter Pindar Esq.
Sir Joseph Banks and the Emperor of Morocco ... Second edition.
Pindariana; or Peter's Portfolio. Containing tale, fable, translation, ode, elegy, epigram, song, pastoral, letters. With extracts from tragedy, comedy, opera, etc. By Peter Pindar Esq. vol. 1.
An Epistle from Pindar to His Pretended Cousin Peter [i.E. J. Wolcot]. with an Appendix, Containing Peter's Celebrated Song O the Roast Pork of Old Truro, Etc.
The P-e's [Prince's] Jubilee of Aug. 1, 1814; or, R-l [Royal] Revels! A poem by Peter Pindar.

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