| Page |
| The Thistle and the Rose, by W. Dunbar | 1 |
| Verses on the Death of Queen Caroline. By Mr. Shipley | 10 |
| The Genealogy of Christ, by Mr. Lowth | 13 |
| A Fragment, by Mr. Mallet | 24 |
| The Eagle and Robin Red-Breast, a Fable, by Archibald Scott, written before the Year 1600. | 28 |
| Ode to Fancy, by Mr. Joseph Warton | 31 |
| Ode to Evening, by the same | 37 |
| Ode to Evening, by Mr. Collins | 39 |
| Isis, an Elegy, by Mr. Mason of Cambridge | 42 |
| The Triumph of Isis, by Mr. Thomas Warton of Oxford | 47 |
| A Love-Elegy, by Mr. Hammond | 47 |
| The Tears of Scotland, 1746. | 62 |
| An Elegy written in a country church-yard, by Mr. Grey | 65 |
| On the Death of Prince Frederic. Written at Paris, by David Lord Viscount Stormont | 70 |
| On the same, by Mr. James Clitherow of Oxford | 75 |
| Ode on the Approach of Summer, by a Gentleman formerly of the University of Aberdeen | 81 |
| A Pastoral in the manner of Spenser, from Theocritus, Idyll. 20. By the same | 94 |
| Inscribed on a beautiful Grotto near the Water | 96 |
| Love Elegy, by Mr. Smollet | 97 |
| A Panegyric on Oxford Ale, by a Gentleman of Trinity College | 99 |
| The Progress of Discontent, by the Same. | 105 |
| Ode to Arthur Onslow, Esq; | 109 |
| Job, Chapter XXXIX. By a Gentleman of Oxford | 113 |
| Ode on the Death of Mr. Thomson, by Mr. Collins | 116 |
| The Child-Birth, in the manner of Gay | 119 |
| On a Lady's presenting a Sprig of Myrtle to a Gentleman, by Mr. Hammond | 125 |
| To a Young Lady with Fontenelle's Plurality of Worlds | 126 |
| Ode on the Fifth of December, by Mr. Christopher Smart | 128 |
| Part of the Prologue to Sir David Lyndesay's Dream. Written in the Reign of King James V. | 129 |
| Hardyknute, a Fragment | 132 |
| Ode. By Dr. Akenside, on Lyric Poetry | 147 |
