• POET'S PAGE
• POEMS

Thomas Noon Talfourd

• Hospitality
• I: Evening Service
• Ii: The Forbury, At Reading
• Iii: On Hearing The Shouts Of The People At The Reading Election In The Summer Of 1826, At A Distanc
• Iv: View Of The Valley Of Reading
• Ix: To Mr. Macready,
• Lines Written At The Needles Hotel
• Natural Religion Universal
• On A Tear
• On The Death Of A Poor But Excellent Man
• On The Education Of The Poor
• On The Tomb Of An Infant
• Prologue To Cato
• The Superior Advantages Of Christianity Stated And Exemplified
• V: To The Thames At Westminster
• Verses To The Memory Of A Child
• Vi: To A Lady
• Vi: To The Same River
• Vii: To Mr. Macready,
• Viii: Fame--The Symbol And Proof Of Immortality
• X: To Charles Dickens,
• Xi: To Miss Adelaide Kemble,
• Xii: On The Reception Of The Poet Wordsworth At Oxford (1839)
• Xiii: The Memory Of Poets
• Xiv: Eton College
• Xix: Recollection Of The Late Sir M. A. Shee,
• Xv: To Lord Denman,
• Xvii: The Westminster Play
• Xviii: On Lough's Statue Of Lady Macbeth
• Xx: To Robert Browning