[Cantos 1 and 2 by _Canning_ only; and Canto 23 by _Canning_ and _Frere_ only.] The Progress of Man, _continued_ 107 Canning, C. Hammond, B. Imitation of Bion. Written at St. Anne’s 111 G. Ellis, B. Hill Gifford, W. The New Coalition: Imitation of Horace, 114 Lib. 3, Carm. 9 [_The Honey-Moon of Fox and Tooke_, another version of the same by the REV. C. E. 116 STEWART; published in the _Anti-Jacobin Review_, vol. i.] Imitation of Horace, Lib. 3, Carm. 25 119 Canning, C. Chevy Chase 125 Bar. Macdonald, C., B. Ode to Jacobinism 129 Canning, C. The Progress of Man, _continued_ 133 Frere, C. G. Ellis, B. The Jacobin 141 Nares, W. The Loves of the Triangles. A Mathematical 150 Frere, C. and Philosophical Poem Canning, B. [All but the last three lines _Frere’s_.] The Loves of the Triangles, _continued_ 158 G. Ellis, C., W. Canning, B. [Down to “Twine round his struggling heart,” by _Ellis_. From “Thus, happy France,” to “And folds the parent-monarch,” by _Canning_, _Ellis_, and _Frere_. The next twelve lines, which were not in the _first_ edition, 1798, were added by _Canning_.] Brissot’s Ghost 165 Frere, B. [Not claimed by _Frere_.] Canning B., W., C. The Loves of the Triangles, _continued_ 170 Gifford C. Frere C. [By _Canning_, _Ellis_, and _Frere_.] A Consolatory Address to his Gun-Boats. By 182 Lord Morpeth, B. Citizen Muskein Canning, B., C. Elegy on the Death of Jean Bon St. André 185 Gifford, C. Frere, C. [By _Canning_, _Ellis_, and _Frere_.] Frere, C. Ode to my Country, MDCCXCVIII 193 B. B., C. Hammond, B. [This is not claimed by _Frere_.] Ode to the Director Merlin 199 Lord Morpeth, B. Frere, C. The Rovers; or, the Double Arrangement 205 Gifford, C. G. Ellis, C. Canning B., C.