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• Miscellaneous poems on the following subjects : I. A Sundays dialogue between a church-yard and part of the congregation. II. A Dialogue between Age, Youth, and Time. III On the Vicissitudes of Human Life. IV. On Time Past. V. On Time Present. VI. An Elegy on the late Lord Lyttelton. Vii. The Emigrant's Farewell to his Mother Country. Viii. Industry and Sloth, a Fable. To which is added, A humorous Love Epistle from Jack Saveall to Sally Scrapewell, with her more humorous Answer. Likewise The Multiplication Table turned into a Song, for the Amusement of Young Arithmeticians. By Nat. Withy
  by: Withy, Nathan
  Published: (1775)
• Miscellaneous poems on the following subjects : I. A Sundays dialogue between a church-yard and part of the congregation. II. A Dialogue between Age, Youth and Time. III. On the Vicissitudes of Human Life. IV. On Time Past. V. On Time Present. VI. An Elegy on the late Lord Lyttelton. Vii. Industry and Sloth. A Fable. Viii. The Pence Table turned into a Song. IX. The Multiplication Table also turned into a Song. X. All the rules of reduction of vulgar fractions served in the same Manner, for the Benefit and Instruction of Young Arithmeticians. To which is added Britannia weeping for the loss of her children. A Moral Song. The fourth edition, with alterations and additions. By Nat. Withy
  by: Withy, Nathan
  Published: (1777)
• An admonition to the watermen : Particularly to those who use the Rivers Severn and Wye, not to curse their Eyes and limbs - Tune, Death and the Lady. Wrote Nov. 5, 1786, by N. Withy. To which will be added, The Author's Fare-Well to Oxford, and a Letter to his wife
  by: Withy, Nathan
  Published: (1786)
• A poem on the erecting a groom-porter's-house adjoining to the chapple, in the Castle of Dublin
  Published: (1725)
• Farewell to London : A satirical poem. By N. Withy, the wandering bard. To which is added, A love letter, and a humourous Christmas carol
  by: Withy, Nathan
  Published: (1792)