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771. Whilst William's deeds and William's praise

First Line:
Whilst William's deeds and William's praise
Last Line:
And hang them on the tomb
Author:
Sir Charles Hanbury Williams (Speculation)
DMI number:
19758

772. Whilst you are listening to the shrill alarms

First Line:
Whilst you are listening to the shrill alarms
Last Line:
The world for you no parallel can find
DMI number:
44635

773. Whilst your great queen did in dark shades confine

First Line:
Whilst your great queen did in dark shades confine
Last Line:
May he at last cover the loss of you
DMI number:
42849

774. Whilst Lewis the tyrant te deum does sing

First Line:
Whilst Lewis the tyrant te deum does sing
Last Line:
To Anna the great but let him know when he has enough
DMI number:
4688

775. Whilst our great queen did in dark shades confine

First Line:
Whilst our great queen did in dark shades confine
Last Line:
May he at last repair the loss of you
DMI number:
8928

776. Whilst priestly pens the glorious theme decline

First Line:
Whilst priestly pens the glorious theme decline
Last Line:
And sing the monarch's and the bishop's praise
Author:
John Tutchin (Confident)
DMI number:
5921

777. Whilst strong callibiates does my nerves inflame

First Line:
Whilst strong callibiates does my nerves inflame
Last Line:
And make his name immortal for his care
DMI number:
15339

778. Whilst the sad heavens replenish Charwell's urns

First Line:
Whilst the sad heavens replenish Charwell's urns
Last Line:
And Manley's Atalantis shall decay
Author:
Smythe||James Moore [alias Moore||James] (Confident)
DMI number:
10587

779. Who in these lines may better claim a part

First Line:
Who in these lines may better claim a part
Last Line:
So fit for you to take and me to send
Author:
Francis Davison (Absolute)
DMI number:
49586

780. Who can the matchless Devonshire survey

First Line:
Who can the matchless Devonshire survey
Last Line:
And framed a finished pattern for mankind
DMI number:
37879