Poem Theme: The monarchy (heads of state) and Marriage

First Line:: Let others tell the joys which conquest brings
Last Line:: And called those people blessed over whom such kings should reign
DMI number:: 12511

64. Midst the loud tumults of impetuous war

First Line:: Midst the loud tumults of impetuous war
Last Line:: Bid fair Britannia smile
DMI number:: 28140

65. Madam whose mercies are so boundless known

First Line:: Madam whose mercies are so boundless known
Last Line:: We yet at least desire more sorrow for your sake
DMI number:: 42834

66. Nassau prepares for martial toils

First Line:: Nassau prepares for martial toils
Last Line:: And she present a race of new
DMI number:: 11313

67. Now from Germania's shore the chosen bark

First Line:: Now from Germania's shore the chosen bark
Last Line:: Whose sons at honour's shrine such trophies raise
DMI number:: 28138

68. Now Hesperus rode the evening sky

First Line:: Now Hesperus rode the evening sky
Last Line:: On Hymen's holy rite and fan the virtuous flame
DMI number:: 28113

69. Now Hymen in connubial bands unites

First Line:: Now Hymen in connubial bands unites
Last Line:: A paradise revives where Charlotte reigns
DMI number:: 28155

70. Not to the shepherd's hut and rural cell

First Line:: Not to the shepherd's hut and rural cell
Last Line:: Is culled to deck the chiefs of Brunswick's line
DMI number:: 28128

71. O Harcourt in thy prince's partial love

First Line:: O Harcourt in thy prince's partial love
Last Line:: Just heaven that placed them in their humble sphere
DMI number:: 28398

72. Now Robin Hood Will Scarlet and Little John

First Line:: Now Robin Hood Will Scarlet and Little John
Last Line:: And so I bid you good night
DMI number:: 36999

73. Now was fair evening's hour Along the groves

First Line:: Now was fair evening's hour Along the groves
Last Line:: And friends of science liberty and man
DMI number:: 28154

74. O thou pure minister of life

First Line:: O thou pure minister of life
Last Line:: Over grateful Britons reign
DMI number:: 28381

75. Of grief in sadly pleasing strain

First Line:: Of grief in sadly pleasing strain
Last Line:: When George and Charlotte filled the throne
DMI number:: 28146

76. Of a worthy London prentice

First Line:: Of a worthy London prentice
Last Line:: In joy and love's increase
DMI number:: 11414

77. On earth unrivalled stands the prince whose sway

First Line:: On earth unrivalled stands the prince whose sway
Last Line:: And wondering bards no longer call him blind
DMI number:: 28388

78. Once more ye heavenly sweet immortal nine

First Line:: Once more ye heavenly sweet immortal nine
Last Line:: Reward with hers thy love
DMI number:: 42815

79. Quhen Merch with variand winds was overpast

First Line:: Quhen Merch with variand winds was overpast
Last Line:: To sing the royal thistle and the rose
Author:: William Dunbar (Absolute)
DMI number:: 10831

80. Pierian maids your skill divine infuse

First Line:: Pierian maids your skill divine infuse
Last Line:: Let all their virtues live in an illustrious line
Author:: J. Duick (Confident)
DMI number:: 10990

81. Propitious hours who lead the jocund dance

First Line:: Propitious hours who lead the jocund dance
Last Line:: When fame the muse and time shall be no more
DMI number:: 28145

82. Receive loved prince the tribute of our praise

First Line:: Receive loved prince the tribute of our praise
Last Line:: Her nobler mind thy public bosom warm
Author:: David Mallet (Absolute)
DMI number:: 11016

83. Sad was the day and gloomy all the air

First Line:: Sad was the day and gloomy all the air
Last Line:: To swell the wondering flood with tributary brine
DMI number:: 42889

84. Safe have the gods conducted from afar

First Line:: Safe have the gods conducted from afar
Last Line:: While monarchs rule the world and God rules heaven
DMI number:: 42825

85. See Caroline sustain the ivory dove

First Line:: See Caroline sustain the ivory dove
Last Line:: Let the Queen Consort still be regent there
DMI number:: 18001

86. See where the graces gentle handmaids lead

First Line:: See where the graces gentle handmaids lead
Last Line:: Nor breathe a sigh but what is waked by love
DMI number:: 12516

87. She comes I see her from afar

First Line:: She comes I see her from afar
Last Line:: Long may the best of princes be her prize
DMI number:: 28392

88. See mighty prince where at your feet does lie

First Line:: See mighty prince where at your feet does lie
Last Line:: And of the world's affairs scarce notice took
DMI number:: 42822

89. Shepherds chant the rural lay

First Line:: Shepherds chant the rural lay
Last Line:: The golden age revived again
DMI number:: 28150

90. Since our late praises echoed through the north

First Line:: Since our late praises echoed through the north
Last Line:: And each be happy in each other's love
DMI number:: 42823

91. Soft rose the gales ordained to bear

First Line:: Soft rose the gales ordained to bear
Last Line:: Desert and glory like his own
DMI number:: 28126

92. Some abler bard great prince may dare

First Line:: Some abler bard great prince may dare
Last Line:: Heaven made you to be each the other's great reward
DMI number:: 11018

93. Still Britain sits amid surrounding waves

First Line:: Still Britain sits amid surrounding waves
Last Line:: And pour in songs of gratitude his soul
DMI number:: 28144

94. Swifter ye minutes swifter fly

First Line:: Swifter ye minutes swifter fly
Last Line:: And dares th' united storms of seas and skies
DMI number:: 11064

95. The heaven born muse who scorns in venal lays

First Line:: The heaven born muse who scorns in venal lays
Last Line:: And teach her sons tis freedom to obey
DMI number:: 28143

96. The Gods were round imperial Jove

First Line:: The Gods were round imperial Jove
Last Line:: And hers the shining spoil
DMI number:: 11003

97. The mighty master of the sounding lyre

First Line:: The mighty master of the sounding lyre
Last Line:: Their people's transports emulate their own
DMI number:: 12514

98. The mitred sage had now with reverence due

First Line:: The mitred sage had now with reverence due
Last Line:: To earth in peace and holy hope return
DMI number:: 28121

99. The patriot who with steadfast soul

First Line:: The patriot who with steadfast soul
Last Line:: And leave the royal pair's connubial joys complete
DMI number:: 28386

100. The nymph that blessed Germania's plains

First Line:: The nymph that blessed Germania's plains
Last Line:: The favourite of heaven
DMI number:: 28393

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1. A king once reigned beyond the seas

2. A youth the meanest of the tuneful train

3. All human things experience change of fate

4. Amidst the thunder of victorious arms

5. As through the flood to our expecting shore

6. As virtue late her shrine surveyed

7. As from Germania's war ensanguined shore

8. As some famed river conscious of its source

9. At length propitious to our prayers

10. Awake thou everlasting lyre

11. As when diffused in solemn trance

12. Auspicious Hymen from whose pregnant wing

13. Auspicious pair what words shall I employ

14. Behold indulgent heaven has heard our prayer

15. Blessed be ye all ye powers above

16. Breath soft ye gales in safety waft her over

17. Breathe soft ye winds to more than summer sleep

18. Calm was the air and through the silent shade

19. Britannia bearing in her grateful breast

20. Daphnis while nature clothes the fields in green

21. Eighth Henry ruling in this land

22. Enough of glory's wreaths and victory's joy

23. Deep in a lonely vale beneath a bower

24. Deign gracious prince an humble bard to hear

25. Deign happy prince a while to view

26. Deign royal bride to accept these humble lays

27. Dread sir | Whose hand three mighty kingdoms sways

28. Far from those shades retired that favourite plain

29. Fast by the banks of Isis silver streamed

30. Favoured of heaven on whom the graces wait

31. Exalted on her cliffs Britannia's plain

32. Fair princess to thy wondering eyes

33. Generous Prince whose manly breast

34. Hail happy pair enriched with every art

35. Hail happy warrior hail whose arms have won

36. Hail happy warrior whose arms have won

37. Hail royal prince our much beloved king

38. Hail wished for princess hail auspicious bride

39. Happy the youth though long he sighs

40. Haste winds and ministers of air

41. He despised the sweetest beauty

42. Hark from the crowds elate with joy

43. Hark hark over the plains what glad tumults we hear

44. Hence each perfidious look and clouded face

45. Hence pale grief and anxious care

46. Hence sons of avarice hence away

47. Hence the warm tear by anguish taught to flow

48. Hence to shades of blackest night

49. Her fame through all the realms did ring

50. How blessed the souls their God who fear

51. How blest the self directed peasant's choice

52. How ill rewarded are the warrior's pains

53. Heroic youth in whom a warlike grace

54. Hymen returns the muse returns again

55. Hymen to thee our prayers ascend

56. In Pindus' sacred shade

57. Long mayst thou reign the bulwark of the age

58. Lord of the world and paradise his throne

59. Love and Hymen be thy guide

60. If yet as fame reports the royal ear

61. Ill-boding fears away

62. Let fond geographers now seek no more

63. Let others tell the joys which conquest brings

64. Midst the loud tumults of impetuous war

65. Madam whose mercies are so boundless known

66. Nassau prepares for martial toils

67. Now from Germania's shore the chosen bark

68. Now Hesperus rode the evening sky

69. Now Hymen in connubial bands unites

70. Not to the shepherd's hut and rural cell

71. O Harcourt in thy prince's partial love