Horatian Version [Epodon VII.] On Meeting the Birmingham Mob, Dec. 1831

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Horatian Version [Epodon VII.] On Meeting the Birmingham Mob, Dec. 1831

Poet(s)

Ferguson, Samuel

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Source

Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine 31:190, 285, February 1832.

First line

Whither away, ye dirty devils?

Authorship

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Print context

Quoted in prose contribution

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Notes and attribution research

Poem spoken by the pseudonym Timothy Tickler as a character in the unsigned prose contribution Noctes Ambrosianæ. No. LX (255-88), by John Wilson (Wellesley Index) (SP). Blackwood’s volume 31, number 190, is dated February, part I. (KAF). Poet attribution: Peter Denman, Ferguson and Blackwood’s: the Formative Years, Irish University Review, Autumn 1986, 16.2, pp. 141-58 (p. 143). (AC)

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Horatian Version [Epodon VII.] On Meeting the Birmingham Mob, Dec. 1831