An elegy
Subtitle: or funeral poem on the much lamented death of the pious and painful, learn'd and eminent servant of Christ, Mr. Alexander Hamilton, late minister of the gospel at Stirling
By: To which is prefix'd An elegiack poem, to the memory of the great, the famous and deservedly esteem'd person, the Reverend Mr. James Cuthbert sometime minister of the gospel at Culross. Written both in English and Latin some years ago, but never before publish'd; the author taking this occasion, because of the sweet harmony and intimacy that once took place between these two great men. ...
Publisher: Printed for David Duncan, and sold at his house in the West-Bow.
Published: 1739
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Notes: "An elegiack poem to the memory of ... Mr. James Cuthbert" (3 p. ℓ., p. 1-2) & "An elegy ... on the much lamented death of ... Mr. Alexander Hamilton" (p. [13]-22) have special t.-p.'s.

"Smoking spiritualized" (p. 23-24) consists of Thomas Jenner's poem "Tobacco," with additions by Erskine.