...I, sm. 4to, old blue morocco extra, gilt edges, 5l. 55. 73o OXFORD SAUSAGE (The), or Select Poetical Pieces. Written by the most Celebrated Wits of the University of Oxford. Oxford, 1772. Sm. 8vo, frontispiece and woodcuts, russiagilt, 155. 731 PARKER (James), The Early History...

...not add much to his fame as a port. In 1764 was published the " Oxford Sausage, or select Poetical Pieces written by the most celebrated Wits of the University of Oxford." Several of the poems and the humorous preface were written by Mr. Warton, to whom, likewise, the conduft...

...will have no end, sm. 8vo. new hf. calf gilt, 4s. 1812 8199 OXFORD Sausage (The) or Select Poetical Pieces written by the most celebrated Wits of the University of Oxford, woodcuts, 12mo. old calf, 3s. 6d. 1764 hf. bd. 2s. 6d. 1812 2206 SCRAPIANA, or Elegant Extracts of...

...1753; to the, Oxford Collections of 1751, 1761, and 1762; to the " Oxford Sausage, or Select Poetical Pieces, written by the most celebrated Wits of the University of Oxford;" 12mo, 1764; and to Pcarch's Collection ; he contributed many very valuable effusions. Beside his "...

...1753; to the Oxford Collections of 1751, 1761, and 1762; to the " Oxford Sausage, or Select Poetical Pieces, written by the most celebrated Wits of the University of Oxford ;" 12mo, 1764; and to Pearch's Collection ; he contributed many very valuable effusions. Beside his...

...1753; to the Oxford Collections of 1751, 1761, and 1762; to the " Oxford Sausage, or Select Poetical Pieces, written by the most celebrated Wits of the University of Oxford ;" 12 mo, 1764; and to Pearch's Collection ; he contributed many very valuable effusions. Beside his...

...the " Complaint of Cherwell," under the name of John Chichester, brother to the earl of Donegal f. His next publication was the " Oxford Sausage, or...adding them afterwards to his avowed productions. In 1766 he superintended an edition from the Clarendon press of <( Cephalus' Anthology," to which he prefixed...

...the " Complaint of Cherwe'H;'' under the name of John Chichester, brother to the earl-of Donegal f. His next publication was the "Oxford Sausage, or select pieces written by the most celebrated wits of ihe university of Oxford." The preiace and several of the poems are undoubtedly his, and the laiter...

...from which much entertainment and much instruction may be obtained.— British Critic, April, 1813. The OXFORD SAUSAGE; or SELECT PIECES, written by the...most CELEBRATED WITS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD.— With the original Wood-Cuts.— 9s. boards.— A few copies on imperial, 15s. FRENCH ACCOUNT of the...

...the " Complaint of Cherwell," under the name of John Chichester, brother to the earl of Donegal f. His next publication was the " Oxford Sausage, or...his, and the latter are authenticated by his adding thorn afterwards to his avowed productions. In 1766 he superintended an edition from the Clarendon...