| years | first line(s) | type of ode | place or institution | poet | composer |
| 1666 | All things their certain periods have
New Year’s Day | English court | ? Nicholas Lanier | Matthew Locke |
| 1685 | Why are all the Muses mute?
Welcome ode, James II | English court | ? Nahum Tate? | Henry Purcell |
| 1691 | Welcome glorious morn: Nature smiles at your return
Birthday, Queen Mary | English court | ? Thomas Shadwell? | Henry Purcell |
| 1694 | Come, ye sons of art, away!
Birthday, Queen Mary | English court | ? Nahum Tate? | Henry Purcell |
| 1700 | Appear in all thy pomp, great Janus appear
New Year | English court | ? Nahum Tate? | John Blow |
| 1704 | Awake harmonious powers
Birthday, Queen Anne | English court | ? Nahum Tate? | John Eccles |
| 1732/33 | Thou virgin, heav’nly train
Birthday, Queen Caroline | Dublin court | ? | Matthew Dubourg |
| 1739 | Crown’d with a more illustrious light
Birthday, George II | Dublin court | ? | Matthew Dubourg |
| 1740 | Aurora quits her ouzy bed
Birthday, George II | Dublin court | ? | Matthew Dubourg |
| 1742 | With faithful heart and voice
Birthday, George II | Dublin court | ? | Matthew Dubourg |
| 1744 | Ye pow’rs that on the virtuous wait
Birthday, George II | Dublin court | ? Benjamin Victor | Matthew Dubourg |