William Lisle Bowles Poems
- 101. From The Same Idyl (pictures From Theocritus - From Idyl I.)
- 102. The Missionary. Canto Eighth
- 103. The Missionary. Canto First.
- 104. Thyrsis
- 105. North Wind. (the Winds)
- 106. The Last Song Of Camoens.[1]
- 107. The Spirit Of Discovery By Sea: Book The Second
- 108. The Missionary. Canto Third
- 109. Death Of Captain Cooke, - Of "the Bellerophon," Killed In The Same Battle
- 110. The Sylph Of Summer.[1]
- 111. On William Sommers Of Bremhill.
- 112. The Spirit Of Discovery By Sea: Book The Fifth.
- 113. The Missionary. Canto Second.
- 114. East Wind. (the Winds)
- 115. Cadland,[1] Southampton River.
- 116. Hon. Miss Mercer. - Hopner (sketches In The Exhibition, 1805)
- 117. On A Landscape By Rubens
- 118. Winter. (the Winds)
- 119. Keswick - Sir George Beaumont. (exhibition, 1807.)
- 120. The Missionary. Preface To The Second Edition.[1]
- 121. The Spirit Of Discovery By Sea: Book The Third.
- 122. Song To The God Of War. (the Missionary.)
- 123. The Spirit Of Discovery By Sea: Book The Fourth.
- 124. Song Of Indian Maids. (the Missionary.)
- 125. From Idyl Xxii. (pictures From Theocritus - From Idyl I.)
- 126. The Missionary. Canto Seventh
- 127. Pictures From Theocritus - From Idyl I.
- 128. The Missionary. Canto Sixth
- 129. From The Same (pictures From Theocritus - From Idyl I.)
- 130. The Missionary. Canto Fifth.
- 131. Morning - Turner. (exhibition, 1807.)
- 132. On Hearing "the Messiah" (performed In Gloucester Cathedral, Sept. 18, 1835.)
- 133. To Sir Walter Scott. -
- 134. St Michael's Mount - Inscribed To The Right Honourable Lord Somers.
- 135. The Philanthropic Society.[1] Inscribed To The Duke Of Leeds.
- 136. A Picturesque Cottage And Grounds Belonging To J. Lemon, Esq.
- 137. Lacock Nunnery. June 24, 1837
- 138. To The River Itchin
- 139. After A Tempestuous Voyage. (at Tynemouth Priory)
- 140. The Bridge Between Clifton And Leigh Woods
- 141. Elegiac Stanzas - Written During Sickness At Bath.
- 142. Translation{d} Of A Latin Poem - By The Rev. Newton Ogle, Dean Of Manchester.
- 143. At Oxford, 1786
- 144. Monody, Written At Matlock.
- 145. In Horto Rev. J. Still, - Apud Knoyle, Villam Amoenissimam.
- 146. Coombe-ellen.[1]
- 147. On Resigning A Scholarship Of Trinity College, Oxford, And Retiring To A Country Curacy.
- 148. On Mr Howard's Account Of Lazarettos
- 149. On The Death Of The Rev. William Benwell, M.a.
- 150. Shakspeare
