File PQH1/10. - Poetry,

Volume of manuscript poems, 1797-1811, many of them written by William Gore in imitation of classical writers on wine, friendship, emotions and themes of pathos; a composition entitled The Prisoner, a comic Epithalaminum of Capt. Sober...., a Parody of Moore 's Vale of Ovoca and Lines Written at Bangor on the subject of solace in nature, 1811. The remainder include To [William Gore] on his leaving Ireland, 1805; With a Wax Doll to a Child by Eliza Gore; To a Lady....Weeping Over a Few Withered Violets and The Myrtle Leaf by P. Crampton; an Impromptu on the love of Eliza [Gore] for Thomas Moore; copies of works by Sir Carr Scrope, Sir William Jones and unidentified authors on similar romantic themes; and epitaphs.