William Topaz McGonagall
Born in March 1, 1830 / Died in September 29, 1902 / United Kingdom / English
Poems by William Topaz McGonagall
Broughty Ferry
... I'm sure your cannon-balls wouId make them flee-- Home again to their own land ...
Burning of the Exeter Theatre
... on could hardly withstand! The number of people in the theatre was between seven and eight thousand, ...
Calamity in London
... Barber got up on Sunday morning to prepare breakfast for his family, ...
Captain Teach alias Black Beard
... 'Twas in the spring of 1717, Captajn Harnigold and Teach sailed from Providence ...
Death and Burial of Lord Tennyson
... E. H. Lecky, And Professor Butler, Master of Trinity, and the Earl of Rosebery ...
Descriptive Jottings of London
... nother as quick as they could go: Then I was struck with the discordant sound of human voices there, ...
Edinburgh
... Most worthy to be seen, with its rugged rocks and pastures green, ...
Farewell Address at the Argyle Hall
... nd when I am gone ye will for me heave a sigh :- I return my thanks to my Chairman and my Committee, ...
Forget-Me-Not
... My dearest Ellen! I bid thee adieu!' Then she wrung her hands in wild despair, ...
General Gordon, the Hero of Khartoum
... While the officers cried, Gordon, come down, or else you'll be shot ...
General Roberts in Afghanistan
... Meanwhile, on the enemy's strong position Lord Roberts launched an attack, ...
Glasgow
... Chorus Then there's the Duke of Wellington's statue in Royal Exchange Square -- ...
Grace Darling
... love of heaven, do not my pleading despise! Then old Darling yielded, and launched the little boat, ...
Greenland's Icy Mountains
... ry likely find a watery grave! 'Tis most beautiful to see and hear the whales whistling and blowing, ...
Grif, of the Bloody Hand
... Because upon his head he wore a steel helmet, and in his hand he bore a spear ...
