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A little play, entitled The rejected candidate ([1857])
To the electors of Exeter (1873)
Mr. J.D.Coleridge and the electors of Exeter (1863)
The two generals. ([1844?)
The Exeter Conservative alphabet ([1832])
A tale of game!!! ([1830?)
To the worthy and independent electors of the city of Exeter ([1825])
This is the house that Jack built ([1820?)
At a numerous and highly respectable meeting of the gentlemen freeholders of the borough of St. Sidwell .. ([1820])
Cag, Giles. Sir [pseud]
The freeholder's song. Tune -Derry down ([1818])
Plumper, - out of Semper Fidelis. ([1818])
Freeholders of the county of Devon ([1812])
The grave address of Master G. to the democratical electors of Devon ([1812])
The favour of your company is requested at Courtenay-House tomorrow (1812)
To the freemen and freeholders of the City of Exeter (1812)
A cook's song. Tune - Moses and vicar (1812)
To the gentlemen, clergy, yeomanry, and freeholders of ... Devon (1812)
A new copy of verses called an answer to the candidates glory ([1790])
An election satire, with explanatory notes (1780)
To the gentlemen, clergy, freemen, and freeholders of ... Exon ([1761])
An honest new ballad, to the tune of Here's a health to the King .. ([1761])
An excellent new ballad. To the tune of Old Cobley, &c ([1761])
A new song, addressed to the honest freemen of Exeter. Tune of 'Tis of an old woman of Grimstone ([1761])
A song. To the tune of And a begging we will go, &c ([1761])
Varmer & Dame (1812)