• 'Sumpter Has Fallen, But Freedom Is Saved'
• A Call For Help For Garibaldi
• A Call To The Soiree Of The Mechanic's Institute
• A Canadian National Song
• A Tribute To The Bravery Of My Cousin, Mrs. T. A. Cowherd
• A Tribute To The Memory Of Mr. Richard Folds
• A Tribute To The Memory Of The Rev. Thomas Fawcett
• Acrostics: I.--To Mr. J. P--N, In The State Of Missouri, 1841
• Acrostics: Ii. To My Eldest Son, In Severe Sickness
• Acrostics: Iii. A Tribute To The Memory Of John Dent
• Alcohol's Arraignment And Doom
• An Address To Brantford, 1853
• An An Address By The Members Of The Institute At The Soiree
• Birthday Thoughts And Aspirations
• Brantford's Welcome To The Prince Of Wales, 1860
• Canadians' Welcome To The Prince Of Wales
• Daisy, I Have Sought For Thee
• Emma, The Tinker's Daughter; Or, The Benefits Of Sabbath School Instruction
• Farewell To My Harp
• Fire Song
• Fireside Thoughts Of Ann, My Former Wife
• Grumblings
• I Saw A Youthful Mother Lie
• Impromptu: To J. W--T
• Jenny And Her Pet Lamb
• Lines Composed At Mr. M'Larty's, West Missouri, August 3, 1873
• Lines To My Mother, Who Died When I Was About Two Years Old
• Lines Written On The Morning Of The Dreadful Fire
• Lines...Account Of Lincoln's Departure From Springfield For Washington
• Murder Will Out; Or, The Power Of Conscience
• My Garden
• My Love Is No Gay, Dashing Maid (Song)
• My Old Arm Chair
• Ode To Peace
• On Hearing Of Dr. O'Carr's Death - Tributary Verses
• Song Of The Canadian Cradler
• Song To Brantford
• Song To The Lily Of The Valley
• Stanzas In Memory Of Annie
• Stanzas On Hearing An Auctioneer Quote Scripture
• Stanzas On The Peaceful Struggle In Europe
• Stanzas Suggested By A Funeral
• Stanzas Suggested By The Railway Accident At Desjardin's Canal
• Stanzas To Rev. J. B. Howard And Family
• Stanzas To The Author Of 'Little Ragged Ned'
• Stanzas, On Seeing The 'Huron' Locomotive
• Tabby And Tibby
• The Charms Of June; Inscribed To My Wife
• The Emigrant Mechanic: A Tale Of Humble Life Book 1
• The Emigrant Mechanic: A Tale Of Humble Life Book 2
• The Emigrant Mechanic: A Tale Of Humble Life Book 3
• The Emigrant Mechanic: A Tale Of Humble Life Book 4
• The Emigrant Mechanic: A Tale Of Humble Life Book 5
• The Emigrant Mechanic: A Tale Of Humble Life Book 6
• The Emigrant Mechanic: A Tale Of Humble Life Book 7
• The Emigrant Mechanic: A Tale Of Humble Life Book 8
• The Faithful Pastor
• The Fire Alarm
• The Inebriate's Daughter's Appeal To Her Father
• The Sewing Machine
• The Young Mother's Vision
• To A Very Tall Sunflower
• To A Violet (Found Blooming In My Garden)
• To Alfred, Just Learning To Walk
• To Amelia, My Last Infant Daughter
• To Dr. Laycock, On His Leaving Brantford On Account Of Illness
• To Elihu Burritt
• To Ellen And Willie
• To Fredric
• To Mr. And Mrs. C. Batty
• To Mr. And Mrs. W. Batty, Of Paris
• To Mr. James C--T
• To Mrs. H. Battson
• To My Beloved Friend Mr. James Woodyatt; A Christmas Lay
• To My Beloved Wife, During Affliction, 1842
• To My Brother James
• To My Daughter Ellen, On Her Wedding Day, March 20, 1859
• To My Daughter Ida, When Three Months Old
• To My Daughter Mary Ann, Asleep
• To My Dear Little Boys, James, Christopher And Alfred
• To My Father Supposed To Be Dying-September, 1841
• To My Infant Annie
• To My Wife
• To My Wife, On The 13th Anniversary Of Our Wedding Day
• To My Wife, On The 25th Anniversary Of Our Wedding Day
• To My Wife, On The 30th Anniversary Of Our Wedding Day
• To The Children In Mrs. Day's School
• To The Christians Of Brantford
• To The Humming Bird
• To The Rev. J. W. And His Bride
• To The Same (Christians Of Brantford)
• To The Same [to The Humming Bird]
• To The Same, When Away From Home
• Tributary Stanzas To The Memory Of Dr. Laycock
• Verses On The Railroad Accident Near Copetown
• Verses Written Immediately After Reading Horace Smith's 'Bachelor's Fare'
• William And Amelia
• Winter's Ravages, An Appeal To The Rich On Behalf Of The Poor