_a majority of 261 to 148._ The motion for the amendment to the address was rejected on the opening day of the session by a vote of 226 to 107, an indication that the House was less crowded than had been expected. _Mr Charles Townshend._ Charles Townshend (1728-1810), nephew of the third Viscount Townshend; M.P. for Yarmouth; cr. Baron Bayning of Foxley, 1797. _Mr Charles Turner._ Charles Turner (1726?-1803), M.P. for York; cr. a baronet, 1782. He was a staunch Whig and according to Nathaniel Wraxall “one of the most eccentric men who ever sat in Parliament” (_Historical and Posthumous Memoirs_, II, 267). BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TICKELL’S WRITINGS BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TICKELL’S WRITINGS The entries in this bibliography, with a few necessary exceptions, are arranged as follows: _a._ a transcript of the text of the title-page of the first edition; _b._ a collation of the first edition by pages; _c._ locations of copies of the first edition that I have used and have had reproduced or consulted for me; _d._ a list of later editions, variant issues, and reprints. Under _c_ a complete census has not been attempted, and not every copy located may be assumed to be perfect. Under _d_ sufficient information is given to identify the various editions, but differences in title, text, and collation are not recorded unless they are essential for identification. To give complete descriptions of all the issues of Tickell’s writings would require from two to three times the space of the present bibliography. The symbols for locations should be expanded thus: BA = Boston Athenæum, BM = British Museum, BP = Boston Public Library, C = Library of Congress, HC = Harvard College Library, HEH = Henry E. Huntington Library, JCB = John Carter Brown Library, LHB = the present editor, NEWB = Newberry Library, NYP = New York Public Library, WLC = William L. Clements Library, YU = Yale University Library. As stated earlier, the place of publication, unless otherwise indicated, is London. i The Project. A Poem. Dedicated to Dean Tucker. Verum, ubi, tempestas, et cæli mobilis humor Mutavêre vias, et Jupiter uvidus Austris Densat erant quæ rara modo, et quæ densa, relaxat; Vertuntur species animorum;⸺Virgil. London: Printed for T. Becket, Adelphi, in the Strand. M DCC LXXVIII. 4to. P. [i], title, verso blank; pp. [iii—iv], “Dedication”; pp. [1]-12, text. Copies: BM, HC, LHB. Second, Third, and Fourth Editions, Becket, 1778. Fifth Edition, Becket, 1779. Sixth Edition, Becket, 1780. Reprinted in _The New Foundling Hospital for Wit.... A New Edition.... In Six Volumes_, J. Debrett, 1786, I, 307-317. Reprinted in _Bell’s Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry_, British Library, 1789-94, IV, [92]-101. ii The Wreath of Fashion, or, the Art of Sentimental Poetry. ⸺ Demetri, teq; Tigelli, Discipularum inter jubeo plorare cathedras. Horace. London: Printed for T. Becket, Adelphi, in the Strand. M DCC LXXVIII. [Price One Shilling.]