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WAR AGAINST HEAVEN...BY MULTITUDES IN THIS DEGENERATE AGE... Paisley: Ptd for the Author. 1796. 8 pp. M. NOTE: M copy has torn tp and 1 or more words are missing after HEAVEN. Check for another copy at BL, NLS, or elsewhere

THE LAST O' THE WARLOCKS: A TALE O' BUCHAN, IN RHYME. Aberdeen: the author. 1864. 8 pp. M. See Edwards.POEMS BY..., WITH A MEMOIR OF THE AUTHOR. Providence: George H. Whitney. 1853. 304 pp. GRR.

A BIRTH-DAY ODE ON THE CENTENARY OF SCOTLAND'S BARD, ROBERT BURNS. REPRINTED ON THE LAYING OF THE MEMORIAL STONE OF BURNS' MONUMENT IN THE PUBLIC PARK, KILMARNOCK, SEPTEMBER 14TH, 1878. [Kilmarnock:] Ptd by A. C. Jones at the "West Of Scotland Time-Table" Office. nd [1878]. 8 pp. M.

AN EPISTLE FROM C.J. K. WEAVERONIAN, TO L. J. C. CAPERNONIAN; BEING AN ECHO TO HIS LORDSHIP'S EVER MEMORABLE SPEECH, ON OPENING THE JOOST-ASS-COURT IN THE CITY OF ST MUNGO, SEPTEMBER 1796. London: D. J. Eaton. 1796. 8 pp. M.

THE CALF; THE UNCO CALF'S ANSWER; VIRTUE--TO A MOUNTAIN BARD; AND THE DE'IL'S ANSWER TO HIS VERA WORTHY FRIEN' ROBERT BURNS. NP. nd [1787]. 8 pp. Only "The Calf" is by Burns; the other 3 poems are attacks on the poet. Egerer 7. NLS. GRR (xerox). $

ALLOWAY KIRK; OR TAM O'SHANTER. [Glasgow: Brash & Reid. Ptd by Chapman & Lang, Glasgow. 1795.] 8 pp. Vol I No 3 of the Brash & Reid chapbooks. There are at least 3 variants with only one L in ALLOWAY and at least 3 with two; one variant has an imprint. Egerer 32. M, NLS, GRR. $

TAM O'SHANTER. A TALE. Paisley: Ptd for G. Caldwell, Jr. 1825. 8 pp. M, GRR. $," 189-94; "Sir Gawan and Sir Galaron of Galloway," 195-226; glossary, 227-46. M, NLS, GRR. $

BRITAIN'S GLORY, OR THE DOWNFAL OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC BY THE DESTRUCTION OF THEIR FLEET BY EARL HOWE ON THE MEMORABLE FIRST OF JUNE, 1794; AND BY THE LOSS OF ALL THEIR POSSESSIONS IN THE EAST AND WEST INDIES; THE LOSS OF CORSICA; THE DEFEAT OF THEIR ARMIES IN FLANDERS, &c, A POEM, OR SONG. 1794. 8 pp. NLS.

A COUNCIL CANTICLE, AS CHAUNTED BY THE POPE, HAILING MANNING'S ARRIVAL FROM PUSEYDOM, BLESSING BEGGING NUNS, AND EXPRESSING APPREHENSION OF A VISIT TO ROME FROM DR CUMMING, by a Special Reporter. Aberdeen: James Murray; Edinburgh: A. Elliot; Glasgow: George Gallie & Son; London: G.J. Stevenson. nd. 8 pp. M.

UP AND WAUR THEM A', WILLIE AN EXCELLENT NEW BALLAD, TO BE SUNG AT ALL COMMITTEE MEETINGS OF THE LIBERAL CANDIDATES DURING THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS. Ptd for the Flying Stationers. Ptd by J. Brown, Aberdeen. 1868. 8 pp.NLS.

THE BATTLE OF DRUMMOSSIE-MUIR: CONTAINING THREE EXCELLENT NEW SONGS, I. THE BATTLE OF DRUMMOSSIE-MUIR NEAR INVERNESS, APRIL 16TH, 1746; II. THE TRUE BRITON'S LOVE TO KING GEORGE, AND REJOICING AT THE VICTORY; III. AN ADDRESS TO THE REBELS. [Edinburgh:]. 1746. 8 pp. NLS. LOCAL LAYS. Ptd at Banffshire "Journal" Office, Banff; Ptd at Banffshire "Reporter" Office, Portsoy. 8pp; 8 pp. The first pagination sequence consists of pooems by Knight, the second, a poem by Donaldson. The two parts seemto have been printed by different firms. NLS.

ODE; THE QUEEN'S WELCOME TO BALMORAL; WRITTEN ON OCCASION OF HER MAJESTY'S FIRST VISIT AFTER THE TERMINATION OF THE WAR. 1854. 8 pp. "Her Majesty was graciously pleased to accept of the Works of Mr Maclagan through Her Grace the Duchess of Sutherland in 1854. " Bound in phamplet case; no further information other than on title page. EPL.

A DESCRIPTION OF THE VISIBLE MONUMENTS IN THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF KILMUN, ARGYLESHIRE; BEING THE BURYING PLACE OF THE FAMILY OF ARGYLE; WITH THE INSCRIPTIONS ON THE COFFINS OF ARCHIBALD DUKE OF ARGYLE, AND THE DUTCHESS DOWAGER OF HAMILTON AND ARGYLE, LYING THERE IN STATE; TO WHICH IS SUBJOINED, A FAMOUS POEM, MADE IN IMITATION OF THE GAELIC, BY ... Ptd for J. M'Cormaick. 1792. 8 pp. Verse and prose. NLS.

THE PLEASURES OF VIRTUE, A POEM, IN TWO PARTS; WITH OTHER PIECES. Edinburgh: Ptd for the author. Ptd by A. Balfour, Edinburgh. 1811.ELEGY ON JAMIE GEMMILL, TAILOR. Printed this year [c. 1826]. 8 pp. NLS.

WATTY AND MEG; OR THE WIFE REFORMED. A TALE. Glasgow: Ptd for the booksellers. 1828. 8 pp. A chapbook. The poem was misattributed to Burns at one time. GRR. $ampoons on the Rev. David Williamson (d. 1706). Contains 2 poems attributed to Mr. Fynnie and 2 trans from the Latin of Archibald Pitcairn. GRR. $

HUMOROUS SCOTCH READINGS, IN PROSE AND VERSE. Dundee: John Leng. 1881. 96 pp. M.vols. Notes throughout. NLS, BL, GRR. $THE TEMPERANCE GARLAND, ACTION SONG . . . AND THE BIRTHDAY PLEDGE. London: Church of England Temperance Society. nd [1895]. 8 pp. Every Day Dramas for Temperance Meetings and School Entertainments No. 25. Issued with nonce title SIMPLE DRAMAS AND ACTION SONGS. BL.

DOCTOR TEMPERANCE. London: Church of England Temperance Society. nd [1895]. 8 pp. Every Day Dramas for Temperance Meetings and School Entertainments No. 26. Issued with nonce title SIMPLE DRAMAS AND ACTION SONGS. BL.

POETICAL FRAGMENTS, CONTAINING, I. THE FARMER'S BLUNDER. II. THE FAITHFUL MONITOR. III. ON THE REV. MR. SCOTT'S HORSE, NAMED BECUPHILUS. IV. ON SEEING BEARCO'S WAX-WORK REPRESENTING COUNT DE GRASSE DELIVERING UP HIS SWORDTO ADMIRALS RODNEY AND HOOD, APRIL 12, 1782. Paisley: Ptd for James Maxwell. 1785. 8 pp. Chapbook. GRR. $

THE TEMPLE REPAIRED: A POEM ON THE WONDERFUL AND ELEGANT REPAIRING; OR, RATHER RENEWING OF THAT ANCIENT AND NOBLE FABRIC, THE CHURCH OF THE ABBEY, AT PAISLEY, IN THE YEAR 1789 . . . [WITH] THE SOUNDING ISLE. Paisley: Ptdby John Neilson; sold by the Author. 1789. 8 pp. BL.

THE COTTAGER'S SATURDAY NIGHT; A POEM: CONTAINING A VERY PLEASING AND AFFECTING DESCRIPTION OF THE PIETY AND HAPPINESS OF A COTTAGER AND HIS FAMILY. London: Ptd & Sold by J. Evans & Son; F. Collins; J. Nisbet. nd [1814-7]. 8 pp. Trans into English, with the omission of stanzas 1, 19 & 21. Even the word "Scotia" is rendered as "Britain." GRR. $

ROBERT THE III, KING OF SCOTLAND, HIS ANSWER TO A SUMMONDS SENT BY KING HENRY THE IV, OF ENGLAND, TO DO HOMAGE FOR THE CROWN OF SCOTLAND. Edinburgh: Rptd 1711. 8 pp. Chapbook; a line for line reprint of the edn of 1700. BL. $

CALEDONS COMPLAINT AGAINST INFAMOUS LIBELLS. [Edinburgh?]. nd [c. 1641]. 8 pp. Signed S. W. M. Gentleman [=Sir William Mure]. D-H title. Type-facsimile in David Laing, VARIOUS PIECES OF FUGITIVE SCOTISH POETRY; PRINCIPALLY OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY (Edinburgh, [1825]). Aldis 993. Signet Library until 1960.

ELEGY ON T. AND A. WARDROP. Glasgow: 1764. 8 pp. M.

A POEM TO THE MEMORY OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. Edinburgh: 1751. 8 pp. M.

MACK-FAUX THE MOCK-MORALIST, OR PIERCE THE TRAITOR ... A SATYRE ON A---N THE RENEGADE. np: 1705. 8 pp. NLS.

THE RENEGADO WHIP'T, A SATYRE ... 1704. 8 pp. M.

THE TRUE SCOTS GENIUS, REVIVING ... np: 1704. 8 pp. M.

ADAM'S FIG-LEAF RIGHTEOUSNESS. np: nd. 8 pp. TP lacking in M copy. M.

IMPROPRIETY OF ONE FARMER TAKING HIS NEIGHBOUR'S POSSESSION. NP. nd. 8 pp. M.

MARY MAGDALEN VIEWING CHRIST'S SEPULCHRE. np: nd. 8 pp. M.

VERSES ON JOHN PEID. np: nd. 8 pp. M.

ELEGY ON THE DUKE OF ARGYLE. Edinburgh: 1806. 8 pp. M.

ELEGY ON THE DUKE OF BUCCLEUGH. Edinburgh: [Ptd by J. Hay, Edinburgh]. 1812. 8 pp. M.

THE PRINCESS OF WALES' LAMENT. Edinburgh: 1818. 8 pp. M.

THE TOWN'S HOUSE. Paisley: 1840. 8 pp. COMPLETE? M.

THE STORY OF A MEDICAL STUDENT. [Edinburgh]: nd [c1850-1880]. 8 pp. M.

THE PATRIOT; OR, WALLACE. Edinburgh: 1806. 108 pp. 8 pp preface. M.

HINTS TO THE DISAFFECTED "SOOTY RABBLE," ON THEIR DAY OF MEETING, IN ORDER TO PETITION FOR A REFORM IN PARLIAMENT. 9th edn. Glasgow: Ptd by W. Lang. 1816. 8 pp. NLS.

BURNS' CENTENARY: A POEM READ ON THE OCCASION ... BEFORE THE LODGE, ST STEPHEN'S, EDINBURGH, ON 25th JANUARY, 1859. Edinburgh: [Ptd by H. & J. Pillans, Edinburgh]. [1859]. 8 pp. M.

ODE TO THE MEMORY OF ROBERT BURNS. London: 1884. 8 pp. M;

ODE TO THE MEMORY OF ROBERT BURNS. 6th edn. London: [Ptd by Farmer & Sons, London]. 1886. 8 pp. M.

PITCAITHLY WELLS. 3rd edn. Falkirk: 1805. 8 pp. M.

POETICAL WORKS. London: [Ptd by McCorquodale, Leeds]. nd. 368 pp. 8 pp life. M.

THE HUBBLE-SHUE. [Edinburgh: Ptd by Andrew Shortrede. 1833]. 18 pp. Ltd to 30 copies. 8 pp introduction. M.

WEE JOHNNIE'S FAREWEEL TO PAISLEY. Paisley: 1841. 8 pp. M. BALMORAL, THE QUEEN, THE HIGHLAND BRIGADE IN EGYPT, AND THE SKYE CROFTERS. A PASTORAL POEM. Rutherglen: Ptd at The Reformer Office. 1882. 8 pp. NLS.

DIRGE ON THE FERRY-BOAT DISASTER, ON THE SPRING FAST-DAY, WEDNESDAY, THE 5TH APRIL, 1876. Aberdeen: 1876. 8 pp. "Second Thousand" precedes title. M.

THE GHAISTS: A KIRK-YARD ECLOGUE. Paisley: Ptd for R. Smith. 1796. 8 pp. Fairley 27. NLS.

POETICAL SPARKS. 2nd edn. Glasgow: Menzies; Dumfries: Robert Fisher. 1881. 172 pp. Signed Robert Fisher. Prefatory note by Rev. C.A. Mackenzie. 8 pp. press opinions. GRR. $

THE GHAIST O' DENNILAIR: A LEGEND OF FYVIE. 2nd edn. Peterhead: David Scott. 1870. 8 pp. NLS.

BORLAND'S PORTER, A POEM. Beith: Ptd by J. Smith. 1831. 8 pp. In Standard Habbie, "supplementary to ... BORLAND'S YILL, published about two years ago." BL, Beith Pub Lib.

AN HEROIC BALLAD, CALLED SIR JAMES THE ROSE. Pennith: Ptd by Anthony Soulby. 8 pp. Chapbook. LOCATION???

ADDRESS TO THE STATUE OF MARSHAL JAMES KEITH, AT PETERHEAD. Peterhead: Ptd at the Sentinel Office. 1874. 8 pp. AP.

JOHN BULL'S NEUTRALITY. NP. 1871. 8 pp. M.

THE SECOND PENTECOST; OR, THE WONDERFUL AND AMAZING OUT-POURING OF THE SPIRIT OF GOD UPON THE EARTH IN THESE LATTER DAYS. Paisley: Ptd for & sold by the Author. 1798. 8 pp. In praise of missionaries. M. $

ISSACHER THE STRONG ASS OVERBURDENED; OR, THE GROANS OF BRITANNIA FROM THE PITT. [Paisley?]. Ptd for the Author. [1795?]. 8 + 8 pp. Pt II has a full tp. M. $

A FRIENDLY AND MONITORY POEM FOR THE NEW YEAR 1800, BEING THE FIRST OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. Paisley: Ptd for the Author; by Neilson & Weir. 1799. 8 pp. NLS. $

AN EPISTLE TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE, THE EARL OF STAIRS, ON THE DEATH OF SIR DAVID DALRYMPLE. Edinburgh: NP. 1722. 8 pp. NLS. D-H title.

THE MERRYPEBBLE GEMS. Edinburgh. NP. 1883. 8 pp. NLS. CHECK TITLE

THE FATAL EXTRAVAGANCE. A TRAGEDY. London: Ptd for Harrison. 1781. 8 pp. NLS. &

MY GRAVE, AND MY GOOD OLD AUNT. Aberdeen: Ptd at the University Press; by D.Chalmers. 1842. 8 pp. Pr ptd; originally appeared in BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE. M. $

ODE TO THE MEMORY OF ROBERT BURNS. 2nd edn. London: NP. 1884. 8 pp. NLS.

AULD RONALD: A WELL-KNOWN LOCAL CHARACTER, AND OTHER RHYMES. Aberdeen: Ptd for the Author. 1873. 8 pp. AP. THE LAST O' THE WARLOCKS: A TALE O' BUCHAN, IN RHYME. Aberdeen: the Author. 1864. 8 pp. M, AP.

THE DECISION OF AESCULAPIUS IN THE CAUSE O.P. VERSUS M.D. Dundee: R. S. Rintoui. 1810. 8 pp. M.

THE GENTLE SHEPHERD, A SCOTS PASTORAL COMEDY: WITH THE SONGS. Edinburgh: Ptd by & for J. Robertson. [c. 1800]. 92 + 8 pp. NLS.

TO MR. LAW. Edinburgh: Ptd for the author. 1720. 8 pp. NLS.

RICHY AND SANDY: A PASTORAL ON THE DEATH OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOSEPH ADDISON, ESQ. London: Ptd for Bernard Lintot. 1720. 8 pp. NLS.

WEALTH, OR THE WOODY. Edinburgh?: NP. 1720?. 8 pp. NLS.

SCOTLANDS COMPLAINT UPON THE DEATH OF OUR LATE SOVERAIGNE KING JAMES. Edinburgh: NP. Ptd by Ion Wreittoun. 1625. 8 pp. M.

BY THE BURN OF SHIELD. NP. nd. 8 pp. M.

A POEM DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF...MR. WILLIAM LAW. N.P. nd. 8 pp. D-H title. NLS.

VERSES FOR THE BURNS' CENTENARY BANQUET, ON THE 25th JANUARY, 1859, IN THE MUSIC HALL, EDINBURGH. [Edinburgh? 1859]. 8 pp. Cover-title. M, NLS. $

SIR JAMES THE ROSE: AN OLD SCOTTISH TRAGIC SONG. Aberdeen: Lewis & James Smith. 1861. 8 pp. NLS.

THE DESERTER: A TALE OF THE LAST CENTURY. CONTAINING STRICTURES ON THE DETESTABLE PRACTICE OF FLOGGING BRITISH SOLDIERS. Dundee: the Author. 1847. 8 pp. M.

JESUS, THOU ART KING.' Kilmarnock: Ptd by James M'Kie. nd [1882]. 8 pp. NLS, BL.

TOLQUIN. NP. nd. 8 pp. AP. To Robert Garden, Esq, North Ythsie, Tarves. NOTE: assume this is not the author in Edwards.

ADDRESS TO THE STATUE OF MARSHAL JAMES KEITH, AT PETERHEAD. Peterhead: Ptd at the Sentinel Office. 1874. 8 pp. NLS. With an illustration. See DNB.

THE BATTLE OF INKERMANN. Hamilton: PTd by William Thomsom. 1855. 8 pp. NLS.

MONS ALEXANDER, IN STRUANI DOMINI FUI REDITUM. ni. 1732. 8 pp. NLS.

MY GRANNY'S POUCH; AND OUR AULD TIMMER CLOCK, FROM "RAMBLING RHYMES." Brechin: Ptd & sold by Alexander Black. 1838. 8 pp. NLS.

A DRIVE TO HABBIE'S HOME. ni. nd [1897]. 8 pp. NLS.

THE MONK AND THE MILLER'S WIFE. Glasgow: Ptd by Stewart & Meikle. nd. 8 pp. M.

THE SKYE CROFTERS: A CHRISTMAS STORY. NP. 1886. 8 pp. M.

A POETICAL ADDRESS, DELIVERED AT THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE BURNS' CLUB OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE, JAN. 26, 1824. Newcastle- Upon-Tyne: [Ptd by W. A. Mitchell, at the Mercury Press, Newcastle]. 1824. 8 pp. M. BURNS: OR THE PLOUGHMAN BARD; A CENTENARY POEM. Kilmarnock: Ptd by James M'Kie. 1860. 8 pp. M.

RAB AND RINGAN. A TALE. TO WHICH IS ADDED, VERSES, OCCASIONED BY SEEING TWO MEN SAWING TIMBER, IN THE OPEN FIELD, IN DEFIANCE OF A FURIOUS STORM. Paisley: Ptd by G. Caldwell. 1827. 8 pp. M, BL, GRR.

THE SHARK, OR, LANG MILLS DETECTED, A POEM. 1876. 8 pp. Rpt Glasgow, 1892. NLS.

WATTY AND MEG, AND THE LOSS O' THE PACK. Glasgow: Ptd by J. Lindsay. 1858. 8 pp. NLS.

A NATAL LAY, WRITTEN FOR THE ANNIVERSARY OF BURNS' BIRTH-DAY, 25TH JANUARY, 1875. [Ptd by Macnab, Glasgow]. nd [1875]. 8 pp. M.

A NEW CRUSADE, A POEM. Edinburgh: Waddie. 1897. 8 pp. 2 pp notes. M.

DUNNOTTAR CASTLE. Aberdeen: James Daniel. nd. 8 pp. M.

AN ADDRESS TO FAME, OR HINTS ON THE IMPROVING IN WEAVING, &c. Paisley: Ptd by G. Caldwell. 1827. 8 pp. M.

TAM O'SHANTER. A TALE. Paisley: Ptd for G. Caldwell, Jr. 1825. 8 pp. M, GRR. $

POLEMO-MIDDINIA: CARMEN MACARONICUM. Edinburgh: Ptd by T.W. & T. Ruddiman. 1742. 8 pp. Tp in Latin throughout. BL.

BY THE BURN OF SHIELD. Glasgow: William Wilson. nd [1870]. 8 pp. M.

A TALE OF "PIG CHARLIE". 8 pp. Cover title; contains 4 lines quoted poetry. AP. CHECK DATE--LOOKS 20th CENTURY

A TALE OF "PIG CHARLIE". [2nd]. 8 pp. Cover title; contains 6 lines quoted poetry. AP. CHECK DATE-- 20th century?

ARDRA AND ABALA: AN AFRICAN TALE IN VERSE, WITH A PREFACE ON THE SLAVE TRADE. Ptd by R. Christopher, Stockton Upon Trees. 1788. 8 pp. M.

RAISING THE WIND; OR, HABBIE SYMPSON & HIS WIFE BAITH DEID. Paisley: Ptd by G. Caldwell. 1863. 8 pp. NLS.

THOUGHTS SUGGESTED WHILE SEEING EDINBURGH AND SURROUNDING SCENERY FROM ARTHUR'S SEAT. Edinburgh: Ptd by M'Farlane v Erskine. 1878. 8 pp. EPL.

LINES ON TANNAHILL'S CENTENARY, 3D JUNE, 1874. Paisley: Ptd. by Wm. B. Watson. 1874. 8 pp. M.

A BALLAD AND OTHER POEMS. nd. 8 pp. M.

STRICTURES ON THE ELECTION OF JOHN MARWELL,ESQ, OF POLLOK, $th JULY 1818, AS REPRESENTATIVE IN PARLIAMENT FOR THE SHIRE OF RENFREW: A POEM. Paisley: Ptd by Stephen Young. 1818. 8 pp. M.

A CURB FOR A COXCOMB; OR, AN ANSWER TO THE RENAGADO WHIP'D, WRITTEN BY ... IN DEFENCE OF HIS LEWD PRACTICES, AFTER HE WAS DEVORC'D, AND EXCOMMUNICATED FOR THE SAME. Edinburgh: 1704. 8 pp. M. THE MAIDEN AT THE GRAVE OF HER LOVER, A DIRGE, PARTLY WRITTEN IN EASTWOOD CHURCHYARD. nd. 8 pp. M.

CARMEN HOSPITALE IN EDINBURGUM, URBEM PRIMO GENTIS HONORE, LATINO CULTU DONATUM; ITIDEMQUE REDDITUM NATIVA CAMOENA. nd. 8 pp. In Latin with author's translation. EPL.

POLEMO-MIDDINIA: CARMEN MACARONICUM. Edinburgh: T. & W. Ruddimann. 1750. 8 pp. Mixture of prose and poetry macaronics. M.

POLEMO-MIDDINIA: CARMEN MACCARONICUM. Edinburgh: Adam Neill. 1801. 8 pp. EU.

THE HERMIT OF POWIS: A BALLAD ROMANCE OF THE OLDEN TIME. Aberdeen: George Middleton. [Ptd by Davidson & Smith, Aberdeen]. 1873. 8 pp. EPL.

DOUGLASIANA. 8 pp. Unpaginated. Bound with other poems. 1762. EU.

A FAMILIAR EPISTLE ADDRESSED TO PETER M'LEOD, ESQ., OF POLBETH. Edinburgh: Ptd by MacPherson & Syme. 1845. 8 pp. BL.

MARGARET AND THE MINISTER, A TRUE TALE; HEY FOR A LASS WI' A TOCHER; REST, WARRIOR, REST; THE BONNIE BARK. Glasgow: nd. 8 pp. NLS.

MARGARET AND THE MINISTER; A TRUE TALE; TO WHICH ARE ADDED, THE AULD MAN'S FAREWEAL TO HIS WEE HOUSE; AND THE FAIR THIEF. Paisley: G. Caldwell. 1825. 8 pp. NLS.

ADDRESS TO THE STATE OF MARSHAL JAMES KEITH, AT PETERHEAD, WITH AN ILLUSTRATION. Peterhead: Ptd at the "Sentinel" Office. 1874. 8 pp. With an illustration.

WAR AND HERRINGS; A SENSATIONAL AND SEASONABLE DRAMA, DEDICATED TO BANKERS, FISHCURERS, AND CROWNED POWERS. Peterhead: 1870. 8 pp. M.

ISSACHAR, THE STRONG ASS OVER-BURDENED; OR, THE GROANS OF BRITANNIA FROM THE PITT; A POEM, DESCRIPTIVE OF THE TIMES; PART II. nd: Ptd in The Present Year [17 ]. 8 pp. M.

ANNALS O' PATIE O' WHIRLBUT. Glasgow: Ptd for the author. Ptd by David Carruthers, Glasgow. 1871. 8 pp. M.

THE LITTLE WREATH; OR, A SPECIMEN OF SONNETS AND SONGS. Paisley: R. Smith. Ptd by J. Neilson. 1817. 8 pp. NLS.

THE SADDLE PUT ON THE RIGHT HORSE, OR DONALD MACDONALD'S THOUGHTS ON THE PRESENT TIMES; A POEM, IN THE STILE OF ALLEN RAMSAY'S POETICAL WORKS. London: Ptd by and for R. Phillips. 1746. 8 pp. NLS.

THE YEAR THAT'S AWA; WAES ME FOR PRINCE CHARLIE; A MAN WITHOUT A WIFE; BLYTHE, BLYTHE, AN' MERRY ARE WE; THE IRISH FARMER; KELVIN GROVE; THE DASHING WHITE SERGEANT. Glasgow: Ptd for the booksellers. 1829. 8 pp. M.

COLLEGIUM BENGALENSE. Aberdeen: Ptd by John Chalmers. 1808. 8 pp. AP.

BURN'S VISION OF THE FUTURE, A CENTENARY POEM. 2nd edn. Edinburgh: Myles MacPhail. [1859]. 8 pp. M.

BURN'S VISION OF THE FUTURE. 3rd edn. Edinburgh: Myles MacPhail. 1859. 8 pp. M, NLS. KOSSUTH AT THE GRAVE OF BURNS. Glasgow: Ptd by James Macnab. 1888. 8 pp. Gold medal prize poem. M.

A SHOT ROUND THE CORNER, OR, "THE UNCO GUID AND RIGIDLY RIGHTEOUS," BY CRITICUS. Paisley: 1840. 8 pp. NLS.

ODE TO THE MEMORY OF BURNS, SPOKEN AT HIS ANNIVERSART, 25th JANUARY, 1839. Paisley: J. Neilson. 1839. 8 pp. NLS.

VERSES IN MEMORY OF ROWLAND HODGSON, ESQ, LATE OF HIGHFIELD, NEAR SHEFFIELD, WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1837, AGED SIXTY-THREE YEARS. Sheffield: Ptd by George King. [1837]. 8 pp. M.

GIBBIE AND WATTIE, A PASTORAL ON THE DEATH OF ALEXANDER MABEN, ORGAN-MAKER IN EDINBURGH. Edinburgh. NP. 1749. 8 pp. BL, BOD. $

GAME-KEEPERS AND THE GAME LAWS; A POEM FOUNDED ON FACT AND DEDICATED TO THE WHOLE ELECTORS INCLUDED IN THE NEW REFORM BILL. Paisley: Ptd by John Reid. July, 1868. 8 pp. BOD.

AULD ROBIN GRAY, by Lady Anne Lindsay. [Ptd by C. S. Simms, Wigan]. [1843]. 8 pp. BOD. $

THE TRAGEDY OF GRAY-BEARD OR THE BRANDY BOTLE OF KINKEGOLAW. [1850?]. 8 pp. Rpt of 1700 edn. NLS.

A CONGRATULATORY POEM UPON THE CORONATION OF HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE; WITH DUNFERMLINE'S ADDRESS TO HIS MAJESTY FOR REDRESSING SCOTLAND'S GRIEVANCES. Glasgow. 1714. 8 pp. NLS, BOD.

WATTY AND MEG; OR THE WIFE REFORMED. A TALE. Glasgow: Ptd for the booksellers. 1828. 8 pp. A chapbook. The poem was misattributed to Burns at one time. GRR. $

THE HERMIT OF POWIS: A BALLAD ROMANCE OF THE OLDER TIMES. Aberdeen: George Middleton. 1873. 8 pp. AP.

WATTY AND MEG; OR, THE WIFE REFORMED; A TRUE TALE. Newcastle on Tyne: J. Mitchell. 1801. 8 pp. M.

THE TEA TABLE MISCELLANY. 1727. 448 pp. 8 pp glossary of Scots' words. EU.

A CONTEMPLATION ON LUGAR WATER, DESCRIPTIVE OF THE SCENERY OF CHILTREE AND AUCHINLECK. Ayr: Ptd by David Macarter. 1817. 8 pp. BOD.

THE BLOODLESS FIGHT Glasgow: [Ptd by Macnab, Glasgow]. 1865. 8 pp. M.

ORIGINAL POETRY. NP. 1889. 8 pp. GRR. $

"BRADLAUGH FOR EVER, IS MY RALLYING CRY, WHO CARES A FIG FOR CHRIS-TI-AN-I-TY?" [Ptd by Robb, Edinburgh. 1884]. 8 pp. NLS. $

THE BURIAL OF WELLINGTON. A DIRGE. London: Colburn. [Ptd by Schulze, London]. 1853. 8 pp. Rptd in slightly altered form in LAYS FROM HISTORY AND ROMANCE. BL. BURNS' VISION OF THE FUTURE, A CENTENARY POEM. Edinburgh: Myles Macphail, [1859]. 8 pp. NOTE: Check spelling of Burns' in 2nd and 3rd edns. BL.

THE CELEBRATED BALLAD OF WILLIAM AND MARGARET . . . Glasgow: Brash & Reid. [ ]. 8 pp. M, NLS, BL, GRR.

EDWIN AND EMMA, A POEM. London: Ptd for Taylor. 1776. 8 pp. BL catalogue lists 1777. BL.

RAB AND RINGAN. A TALE. TO WHICH IS ADDED, VERSES, OCCASIONED BY SEEING TWO MEN SAWING TIMBER, IN THE OPEN FIELD, IN DEFIANCE OF A FURIOUS STORM. Paisley: Ptd by G. Caldwell. 1827. 8 pp. GRR.

THE TRAGICAL END OF WILLIAM AND MARGARET . . . [Stirling]: Randall. [1800?]. 8 pp. A chapbook. Tp of BL copy so discolored as to be illegible: get from elsewhere. BL.

VERSES PRESENTED TO HIS HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF ORANGE. ON HIS VISITING OXFORD. London: Ptd for Lawton Gulliver. 1734. 8 pp. Mallet's poem occupies pp 3-6; One by W.______HARTE, 7-8. BL.

ISSACHAR, THE STRONG ASS, OVER-BURDENED; OR, THE GROANS OF BRITANNIA FROM THE PITT. PART II, by J. M. [Paisley? 1795?]. 8 pp. BL.

ON THE PROLONGATION OF THE SLAVE TRADE. A MORAL ESSAY, SET FORTH IN THE FOLLOWING DIALOGUE. 8 pp. BL.

PAISLEY DISPENSARY. A POEM. Paisley: Ptd for & sold by the Author. 1786. 8 pp. The poem is "inscribed" to Bailie Andrew Brown; Dr. Farquharson, physician; John Whyte, Robert Thynne & David Wardrop, surgeons. BL.

A WELCOME HOME, AND BIRTH-DAY POEM, FOR THE RIGHT HONOURABLE GEORGE, EARL OF GLASGOW. [WITH] TO WHICH IS ADDED, A SONG. Paisley: Ptd by John Neilson; for the Author. 1786. 8 pp. The song is on the same topic. BL.

ROME'S LEGACY, TO THE KIRK OF SCOTLAND, A SATY'R ON THE STOOL OF REPENTANCE. 8 pp. D-H title. Author given as Mr. PENNICUIK. BL.

THE FORNICATOR'S COURT. NP [Edinburgh? 1823?]. 8 pp. A variant reads FORNICATORS. Egerer 273. GRR (var). $

THE FORNICATORS' COURT. NP. [c.1890]. 8 pp. GRR. $

A PASTORAL ELEGY TO THE MEMORY OF MISS MARY URQUHART, DAUGHTER TO WILLIAM URQUHART ESQ; WHO DIED THE 24TH NOVEMBER 1758. Aberdeen: NP. 1758. 8 pp. BL.

LINES WRITTEN TO THE MEMORY OF MR. PETER JARDINE, ONE OF THE ELDERS OF DUMBARTON, WHO DIED JANUARY 6TH, 1841. Glasgow: Ptd by J. & A.Wilkinson. [1841]. 8 pp. BL. $

ROBERT THE III KING OF SCOTLAND, HIS ANSWER TO A SUMMONDS SENT BY HENRY IV OF ENGLAND, TO DO HOMAGE FOR THE CROWN OF SCOTLAND. Edinburgh. 1700. 8 pp. Chapbook. BL.

AULD ROBIN GRAY. [Wigan]. Pr ptd. [Ptd by C. S. Sims? 1840?]. 8 pp. Contains also two continuations of the title poem. BL. $