A Directory
To the Articles and Features Published in
“The Burns Chronicle” 1892 – 2005
Compiled by Bill Dawson
A “Merry Dint” Publication 2006
The Burns Chronicle commenced publication in 1892 to fulfill the ambitions of the recently formed Burns Federation for a vehicle for “narrating the Burnsiana events of the year” and to carry important articles on Burns Clubs and the developing Federation, along with contributions from “Burnessian scholars of prominence and recognized ability.” The lasting value of the research featured in the annual publication indicated the need for an index to these, indeed the 1908 edition carried the first listings, and in 1921, Mr. Albert Douglas of Washington, USA, produced an index to volumes 1 to 30 in “the hope that it will be found useful as a key to the treasures of the Chronicle” In 1935 the Federation produced an index to 1892 – 1925 [First Series: 34 Volumes] followed by one for the Second Series 1926 – 1945. I understand that from time to time the continuation of this index has been attempted but nothing has yet made it to general publication.
I have long been an avid Chronicle collector, completing my first full set many years ago and using these volumes as my first resort when researching any specific topic or interest in Burns or Burnsiana. I used the early indexes and often felt the need for a continuation of these, or indeed for a complete index in a single volume, thereby starting my labour. I developed this idea into a guide categorized by topic to aid research into particular fields.
Annual Reports, and other business matters of the Burns Federation are not included, neither are annual Club reports and other ephemeral items of short term or otherwise limited interest. Where a Club is mentioned in the main body of an article and the item contains matter of a broader interest then this may have been included. Obituaries are generally not included although tributes to notable Burnsian personalities and scholars are. Subjects are grouped according to themes, and within these headings there is some gathering by topic. Some items may be listed more than once in an effort to cross refer. There are minor variations in the layout of the listings; the logic of this is to assist the lay reader in the pursuit of an interest, using my own unrefined research method as a model. Titles in inverted commas are generally original works of verse or prose. There is an Authors index to the rear of the subjects, writers of book reviews are not listed there, nor is the Editor of the day generally given as author. Throughout notes in brackets are generally my additions.
The Chronicle has been issued in a succession of “series” but for simplicity only the year of publication is used for reference here. Initially the Chronicle was published on 25th January, continuing annually until 1950 when the title changed to “The Scots Chronicle” for 1951, reverting in 1952 and continuing to 1991. Items for these editions are shown simply with the year followed by the page number. In mid 1991 it became a quarterly publication, August, November, February and May, through until August 1994 with one last in December 1994 when the quarterly Chronicle ceased. These editions are shown A1991, N1991, F1992, and M1992 etc. with the pages numbers which ran consecutively through the four numbers of the annual volume, August-May. A Chronicle was issued in December 1995 returning to the single annual volume into 1996 and on until 2001. The 1996 bicentenary edition contained a separately number Pictorial Review, and items from this are shown with PR prefixing the page number. In late 2002 the split returned in a three issue per annum format designated Autumn, Winter, and Spring. Years are therefore suffixed with A, W or S, these editions are paginated individually. I trust you can follow these references.
I sincerely hope that enthusiasts and scholars of Burns will find this directory of assistance to them in tracing the varied articles of value that have appeared in the Chronicle over the 114 years covered here, and that many others will discover the hidden gems that are in the past Chronicles.
Bill Dawson.
Contents
Section 1 - Articles and Features; Biography & Criticism Burns Life and Works (General Articles) Page 1 Life and Works (Articles on Single Topics) 1 Editions, Editors, Biography and Biographers. 3 About the Songs & the Music 8 On The Merry Muses 9 Dealing with Single Pieces 9 The Letters and Correspondence 11 Other Critical Comment 13 Influences and Comparisons 15 People Around Burns. General Genealogy and Descent 17 Family 17 Friends & Associates 22 Contemporaries and Near Contemporaries 32 Aspects of Burns Life Education 35 Excise 35 Freemasonry etc. 36 Legal 36 Medical 36 Nature and Farming. 37 Religion 37 Politics 38 Service with the Volunteers 39 Topography Ayrshire 40 Dumfriesshire & Galloway, Borders Etc. 45 Edinburgh 47 The Tours & Other Areas 48 Outside Scotland 50 Relics, Commemorations, Anniversaries Manuscripts etc. 51 Early Editions, Relics, Artifacts etc 53 Collections, Libraries, Museums & Exhibitions 57 Bibliographies Aids & Guides 58 Portraits of RB & Others 60 Illustrations of Works & Scenes 61 Heraldry 61 Statues & Memorials 62 Festivals & Anniversaries (including Speeches etc.) 67 Clubs 72 Federation & Conferences, Seminars etc 77 Worldwide Appreciation Translations 79 Federation Schools Festival etc. 84 Reviews of Books and Publications etc Books 86 Recordings 103 Theatre & Film/DVD etc. 104 T.V. & Radio 105 Other Literature etc. Contemporary 105 Parodies etc 114 Scots Language & Literature 115 Biographies, Tributes and Obituaries 118 Miscellany. 120 Section 2; Authors of Articles 127 Biography & Criticism
Burns Life and Works (General Articles)
Brief Summary of the Life of Burns 1892 7
Summary of the Posthumous History of Burns 1892 14
Brief Chronological Summary of the Life of Burns 1893 5
Detailed Index to Notes in the Kilmarnock Edition J Fraser. & 1894 5 R. M Lockhart
Chronology of the Works of Robert Burns 1895 5
Volume Annotated by Burns 1902 105
Sterne Annotated by Burns 1903 44
The Home Life of Robert Burns John M Murdoch 1912 52
Auguste Angelier, Translations from his Work on Burns, Jane Burgoyne 1969 11
Auguste Angelier, Second Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1970 43
Auguste Angelier, Third Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1971 77
Auguste Angelier, Fourth Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1972 63
Auguste Angelier , Fifth Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1973 26
Auguste Angelier, Sixth Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1974 55
Auguste Angelier, Seventh Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1975 35
Auguste Angelier , Eighth Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1977 66
The Passions of Robert Burns Debbie Flannigan 1995 43
Personification in the Poetry of Robert Burns Outi Pickering 1995 64
Life and Works (Articles on Single Topics)
Burns as a Critic of His Age Thomas Shearer 1929 146
Burns and his Race J. M Robertson. 1929 104
Burns & Elphinston W Young 1894 136
Burns & "Tullochgorum" John M Murdoch 1912 58 1 Burns and the Press Andrew McCallum1914 39
Blacklock & Burns: A Belated Tribute R.Duncan 1914 72
Burns's Marriage in the Light of Up-to-date Evidence 1918 13
Burns as an Employer Wm McMillan 1922 22
Burns & his Predecessors A. M Williams 1928 60
To Captain Gordon by Robert Burns 1929 5
Robert Burns and Walter Scott 1929 132
Burns Reputation 1937 1
Burns and the First Steam Boat: Elizabeth Ewing 1941 40 Was he Present at the Trial?
The Death of Burns; his Final Moments - an unpublished account 1941 15
Robert Burns, Burgess Andrew McCallum 1942 18
Burns Linlithgow Burgess Ticket Andrew McCallum 1944 37
Burns & the Circulating Library C. Angus 1943 26
Burns Biography Lauchlan MacLean Watt 1932 35
Sir Walter Scott's Debt to Burns J Hamilton Birrell 1943 18
Lord Riddell on Burns 1938 87
Burnsiana Robert D. Thornton 1950 30
Towards a New Life of Robert Burns Robert D. Thornton 1981 56
Burns & the Canadian Connection Elizabeth Waterson 1981 64
Burns in Ulster Leslie A Montgomery 2001 85
Robert Burns- A Man Amongst Men Ramsay MacDonald 2001 96
The Monkland Friendly Society Priscilla J Kucik 2003S 18 Robert Burns’ Experimental Library
The Re-burial of Robert Burns A Remarkable Discovery 2005W 9
I Am Just Five Shillings Rich A 1991 14
Burns had a Serious Failing M 1992 116
Robert Burns was a Failure A 1993 15 2 Burns – Poet of Ayrshire John Inglis F 1994 88
A Chapter in the Life of Burns W Stewart Ross 1996 73
The Rape of the Sabine Women David Mackay 1998 31
Resurrecting Rabbie? Robert J Merson 1998 40
Burns Taught Lessons at Mossgiel Hector McAndrew 1998 107 Diary of James Murray of Old Cumnock Church
My meeting with Robert Burns Walter Scott 1998 132
On Faith, Morals and Marriage Gavin Sprott 1996 204
Look Back and Wonder John L Clark 1996 246
Burns and His Women! Naiomi M Forsyth 1996 254
Home Life in Burns Time F Marian McNeill 1996 294
Robert Burns: the Cezch Connection Raymond Grant 1998 88
Long Live Francis I, King of Scots Raymond Grant 1998 108
The Wedding of the Year John Strawhorn 1999 168
Robert Burns’s Tippling Raymond J S Grant 1999 174
Editions, Editors, Biography and Biographers.
Notes on the First & Early Editions W Craibe Angus 1893 83
Burns Versus the “Pot Boiler" James Adams, 1894 96
Dirt or Deity James Adams 1895 17
Rev George Gilfillan vs Robert Burns John Pattison 1895 28
The Second Edition of Burns J Barclay Murdoch, 1895 107
The Earnock Manuscripts [New Light on Currie's Biography] (Part 1) 1898 9
Mr W.E.Henley as a Burns Critic W McIlwraith 1899 58
The Centenary Edition, A Correction W Innes Anderson 1901 38
A Doubtful Edition of Robert Burns Andrew Gibson 1902 85
The First Edition & its Recent Reproduction 1910 72
3 Robert Heron Burns' First Biographer Wm McIlwraith 1913 57
Dr Currie and his Biography of Burns 1919 5
Some Addenda to the Cromek Correspondence 1919 35
Misdates in Burns Literature Davidson Cook 1919 66
Imposing on Burns Davidson Cook 1920 140
Some Burns Fictions 1914 90
Cromek & Stothard's 1809 Burns Tour Davidson Cook 1918 96
Maria Riddell’s Letters to Dr James Currie (1796-1805) J C E 1920 110
Maria Riddell's letters to Dr J Currie (part II) 1921 96
Elegy on Stella Davidson Cook 1921 19
Burns and Creech 1921 39
Clarinda's Copy of Burns Poems 1926 108
Burns Poems : Reviews of The First edition 1927 89
The Earliest American Editions of Burns Poems G F Black 1927 142
Burns’s Writings Agreement between the Trustees and Cadell & Davies 1928 104
An Early Notice of Burns and his Poems (1786) 1930 30
The Dedication copy of Burns Poems to Gavin Hamilton 1930 32
Robert Burns & a biographer 1931 xi
Burns Biography Lauchlan MacLean Watt 1932 35
Burns & his Biographers Franklin B Snyder 1932 55
An Edition of Burns Works: (Published at London by William Clark in 1831) 1938 79
A Novelist’s Diatribe John S Clarke 1938 36
An "Unknown Edition" of Burns Poems An American Scot 1940 59
An Early Burns Reviewer: John Logan Elizabeth Ewing 1944 24
Copyright of Burns Poems, 1786-1787, J C Ewing 1948 23
Message for Today Leslie J Phythian 1948 43
Folk Poetry & Robert Burns William Montgomerie 1950 21 4 Burns Final Settlement with Creech A.M. Donaldson 1952 38
Essay on Robert Burns George Douglas Brown 1953 26 From Blackwood’s Magazine 1896
Robert Burns: some Critical Extracts David Daiches, 1952 7
RB The Relation of his Intellect and Poetry T.G Snoddy, 1953 4
New Light on the Genesis of the Burns Stanza Allan H MacLaine 1954 48
.Burns & his Early critics Alexander M Kinghorn 1954 1
Ye Hypocrites, Fresh Evidence about Political Squib J Falconer. 1955 17
Word & Word Tunes in Burns A.M Buchan 1957 6
Literary Art of Robert Burns James Colville 1958 3
Editing Burns James Kinsley 1959 7
Subscription List for the First Edinburgh Edition 1787 James Kinsley 1959 26
Annotated List of Subscribers J.W. Egerer 1959 29
Annotated List of Subscribers, Cont’d J.W. Egerer 1961 38
Annotated List of Subscribers, Cont’d J.W. Egerer 1962 11
Annotated List of Subscribers, Cont’d J.W. Egerer 1963 58
Annotated List of Subscribers 1964 57
Supplement to Annotated List of Subscribers Arthur G. Hepburn. 1963 71
James Christie, Dollar David Walker 1962 63
Auguste Angelier, Translations from his Work on Burns, Jane Burgoyne 1969 11
Auguste Angelier, Second Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1970 43
Auguste Angelier, Third Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1971 77
Auguste Angelier, Fourth Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1972 63
Auguste Angelier, Fifth Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1973 26
Auguste Angelier, Sixth Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1974 55
Auguste Angelier, Seventh Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1975 35
Auguste Angelier, Eighth Translated Passage, Jane Burgoyne 1977 66
5 A Letter to Dr. Currie Robert Donald Thornton 1961 3
Justice to Dr. Currie Alexander M. Buchan 1963 4
James Currie, Editor Robert D. Thornton 1965 43 & Edward A. Quigley
James Currie: The How Of It Robert D. Thornton 1971 31
James Currie’s Robert Burns: The Beginning Robert D. Thornton 1972 15
Robert Burns. The Man & His Work Alex. MacMillan 1972 44 by Hans Hecht, A Re-appraisal
A Trip to Liverpool Robert D. Thornton 1973 54
A History of Currie’s First Edition, Robert D. Thornton 1974 97 September – December, 1797
A History of Currie’s First Edition, Robert D. Thornton 1975 74 Part II: January – June, 1798
Unpublished Critique of Burns Poetry, 1796 Donald A. Low 1970 1
Burns as the Poet of Love Jane Burgoyne 1976 41
The Women in Burns’s Poems & Songs William J. Murray 1982 70 The Poet as Liberationist
Sixteen Poems of Burns; G. Ross Roy 1984 48 Their First Publication
Sixteen Poems of Burns; G. Ross Roy 1985 82 Their First Publication (cont’d)
Manners Painting; Burns & Folklore Jennifer J. Connor 1984 59
Rob Mossgiel, Bard of Humanity An Exploration Pauline E. Donnelly1984 8 of Some Aspects of Burns Poetry
A Complete Works of Robert Burns, J.A.M. 1986 14 A New Edition
The Subscibers’ Edition of the Complete J.A.M. 1987 14 Works of Robert Burns
Henley & Henderson G. Ross Roy 1987 17
Rags & Mags R. Peel 1988 45
Brash & Reid Editions of Tam O’ Shanter G. Ross Roy 1989 38
6 Behold the Fatal Hour in James Christie, Dollar David Walker 1962 63
Dr Robert Chambers’ Diary on a Visit to Ayrshire 1998 111
A Bad Sort But – Lovable Margaret P McCulloch 1998 147 Catherine Carswell’s Life of Robert Burns
Wayward Genius: Ian Hunter 1999 136 Catherine Carswell and her Life of Robert Burns
Allan Cunningham A Criticism & Commen F D Ferguson 1999 83
“Robert Aiken” from Mavisgrove MSS 1951 95
“Ever to be near you” from Mavisgrove MSS 1951 96
A Note on Poems Newly Attributed to Burns Gerard Carruthers 1998 26
A Monody on the Fatal 29th December 1789. Chris Rollie 1998 62 - A Rediscovered Poem by Burns?
Letter re, “Why Should We Idly Waste Our Prime” Norrie Paton 2000 130
The New Bardolatry (Re The Canongate Burns) Gerard Carruthers 2002W 9
Why Should We Idly Waste Our Prime Norrie Paton 2002W 47
Robert Burns and The Ewe Bughts Norman R Paton 2004S 33
Letter to the Editor ( Re The Ewe Bughts/ Canongate) Gerry Carruthers 2004A 16
Robert Burns and The Cobweb Ralph R McLean 2004W 31
Sae Mony Braw Jockies and Jennies 2004W 52
The Truth in Fiction: The Achievement of James Barke Ian Hunter 2004S 52
Making Robert Burns: The Correspondence of James Currie Rhona Brown 2005W 4
‘A Man’s a Man” Controversy Surrounding the Publication of 2004S 45 Catherine Carswell’s The Life of Robert Burns
7 About the Songs & the Music
Burns from a Musical Point of View J. Cuthbert Hadden 1892 96
George Thomson, John Wilson & J C Ewing 1905 27 Gilbert Burns' Appendix No.V
The Interleaved Scots Musical Museum James C. Dick 1905 66
Geo Thomson to Prof. Wilson John Wilson 1914 107
Burns as a Song Mender Tonny Daa 1915 26
Burns's Songs and their Tunes J. McBain 1917 86
Annotations of Scottish Songs Davidson Cook 1922 1
Burns as a Lyrist W McIlwraith 1925 39
The Red Red Rose & its tune Davidson Cook 1934 63
Robert Burns & Scottish Folk Song Robert D. Thornton 1951 62
The Neglected Songs of Burns James Moore, 1954 57
Roy’s Wife of Aldivalloch William Montgomerie 1959 49
Two Songs by Robert Burns as First Printed William Montgomerie 1962 44
The Songs of Robert Burns Serge Hovey 1979 19
The Robert Burns Song Book Jim McCaffery 1980 78
The Songs of Robert Burns Yvonne Stevenson 1981 24
Robert Burns – Musician Janetta Gould 1990 68
The Songs of Robert Burns by Donald Low S K Gaw F 1993 96
The Genesis of Serge Hovey’s Esther Hovey 1999 141 The Robert Burns Song Book
Robert Wilson and the Songs of Robert Burns Norrie Paton 2000 22
The Robert Burns Song-writing Method Serge Hovey 2005A 37
Auld Lang Syne Esther Hovey 2002W 54
Presentations of Burns Songs Esther Hovey 2004S 19
Schubert and Burns: Alexander Middleton 2003A 3 A Study of Two Lyric Poets
8 On The Merry Muses
The Merry Muses of Caledonia 1893 24
The “Merry Muses” Again 1911 105
Burns & The Merry Muses DeLancey Ferguson1953 1
The Merry Muses of Caledonia Alex. MacMillan 1966 39
The “1827” Edition of Robert Burns’s G. Ross Roy 1986 32 Merry Muses of Caledonia
Robert Burns and the Merry Muses G Ross Roy 1999 128
Burns’s “O Saw Ye My Maggie” Pauline Anne Gray 2005S 11
Dealing with Single Pieces (by piece alphabetically)
The Devil Made Me Do It: Mary F. Stough 1985 19 Byron’s ‘The Vision of Judgement’ & Burns’s ‘Address to the Deil’
New Versions of Robert Burns’s Great Song: Patrick Scott Hogg 1997 120 (A Mans a Man)
Auld Lang Syne Edward Pinnington 1904 89
Auld Lang Syne, Letters to the Editor 1917 100
The Song of Friendship ( ALS ) William Power 1926 118
Auld Lang Syne Again 1934 1
Auld Lang Syne 1938 5
Auld Lang Syne again J.C. Ewing 1952 79
Burns's First ballad for Patrick Heron 1941 8
Comin' thro' the Rye 1944 36
Burns’s Other Tale A New Look at Death & Dr Hornbook Donald A. Low 1973 8
Source for Death & Dr Hornbook Allan H. MacLaine 1955 1
Burns' Epigrams Garnered by John Syme Frederic Kent 1932 10
A Notable Burns MS (Epithalamium) 1902 109
9 Epistle to Dr John Mackenzie 1937 15
Epistle to Dr John Mackenzie J L Hempstead A 1991 4
Esopus to Maria 1935 33
John Andereson, My Jo Henryk Minc 1999 9
Last May a Braw Wooer: Letter from James Gourlay 1926 106
An Unpublished Burns Poem (Oh look na,young Lassie) 1902 112
Once I lov'd a Bonnie Lass Iain MacDougall 1915 143
Poor Mailie’s Elegy, An Early Manuscript 1932 25
Stay, My Charmer Can You Leave Me? 1940 10
The Cotter’s Saturday Night David R Williamson 1923 88
200 Years Ago, The Deil’s Awa’ Wi’ Th’ Exciseman F 1992 69
The Hue and Cry of John Lewars 1930 22
The Jolly Beggars an Unrecorded Edition 1927 144
The Jolly Beggars Christina Keith 1953 72
Those Jolly Beggars R. Peel 1989 73
Burns’s Deeside Song: A note Alexander Keith 1999 178 on Theniel Menzies Bonie Mary
The Selkirk Grace: Fact & Fable J.A.M. 1989 24
Burns Night and the Selkirk Grace John D Ross N 1991 45
The Selkirk Grace- Amusing Ditty or Social Comment Joe Harkins 2001 51
The Selkirk Grace, 1650 Harry Hutchison 2003A 31
Brash & Reid Editions of Tam O’ Shanter G. Ross Roy 1989 38
Essay on Tam O’Shanter Mark MacMillan, 1976 40
Burns Tale o’ Truth Mary Ellen Lewis 1978 64 A Legend in Literature
An Unconscious Plagiarism? (To a Haggis) 1943 2
Henryson’s ‘The Tail of the Uponlandis Mous Dietrich Strauss 1984 64 & the Burges Mous’ and Burns’s ‘Twa Dogs’
10 Authorship of “Verses on the Destruction J C E 1919 108 of the Woods Near Drumlanrig”
Burns Verses to Miss Ferrier 1939 11
Burns’s Tippling Ballad – The Ross Manuscript Henryk Minc 1997 92 (Why shouldna poor folk mowe)
Editing Burns’s “Princes and Prelates” Henryk Minc 2003W 35 (Why shouldna poor folk mowe)
Ye Banks & Braes o' Bonnie Doon J .McBain 1915 136
The Ode “To The Cuckoo” 1945 14
The Letters and Correspondence
The Editing of Burns' Letters G. A. Aitken 1893 46
Additional Burns Letters G. A. Aitken 1894 46
Letters of Robert Burns 1927 4
Cancelled Passages in the Letters of J DeLancey Ferguson, 1929 90 Robert Burns to George Thomson
Letters of Robert Burns 1929 7
Burns as a Craftsman of Letters John R.Peddie 1930 80
Letters of Robert Burns 1930 1
Letters from Burns to William Niven 1930 11
Letter from Burns to John Wilson 1930 19
Burns Letters to Thomas Boyd David Robertson 1930 140
Letters of Robert Burns 1931 4
Letters of Robert Burns 1932 4
Burns Literary Correspondents 1786-1796 1933 18
Letters from, and to Robert Burns 1934 4
Letters of, and Concerning, Robert Burns 1935 6
Letters of Robert Burns 1936 1
11 Letters of, and Concerning, Robert Burns 1937 5
Letters of Robert Burns 1939 6
Letters of, and Concerning Robert Burns 1940 4
Letters of Robert Burns 1941 4
Letters of Robert Burns 1943 3
Letters of Robert Burns 1944 3
Letters of Robert Burns 1945 3
Burns & The Edinburgh Gazetteer, 1944 8 The Poet’s Correspondence with Captain Johnston
Letters to Johnson & Thomson, Question of dates Thomas Lawson 1948 50
Burns in his Letters Christina Keith 1952 65
The Letters of Robert Burns, from Times Literary Supplement 1955 3
Burns Letter Original in Register House R.D. Jackson 1968 30
The Lost Art of Saying Thank You David Blyth 1984 89
A New Letter by Robert Burns David Groves 1988 70
A Tankard of Brown Stout and a Bit of My Cheese A 1991 31
Gift of Letters F 1993 71
I Like His Letters Better Than the Poetry James Glencairn Burns 1998 28
Two Fragments of Letters by Robert Burns J McLeman-Carnie 2000 92
Beyond the Letters of Robert Burns James A Mackay 2001 44
Burns’s Letter to Robert Ainslie Henryk Minc 2001 191
12 Other Critical Comment
The Raucle Tongue of Burns 1901 26
The Raucle Tongue of Burns 1902 29
The Raucle Tongue of Burns Duncan McNaught 1955 19
The Language of Burns David Murison 1950 39
Burns and the Ethics of his Times Alex S Brown 1907 27
Coila, the Muse of Burns George Eyre-Todd 1908 80
Burns Interpreted in the Light of his Own Times Andrew McCallum1910 44
Burns in the Light of his own times Andrew McCallum1964 59
Burns and the Press Andrew McCallum1914 39
The Paradoxical in Burns John Horne 1916 61
The Earliest American Editions of Burns Poems G F Black 1927 142
Robert Burns, Antiquarian Philip Sulley 1921 81
Burns & the Beggars N Farqhar Orr 1922 87
The Style of Burns James H Steel 1926 78
Robert Burns, Epigramist Frederick Kent 1927 95
Burns as a Critic of His Age Thomas Shearer 1929 146
John Gibson Lockhart on Robert Burns 1934 89
Burns: Poet Prose Writer Talker 1941 59
Burns & the Circulating Library C. Angus 1943 26
The Monkland Friendly Society Priscilla J Kucik 2003S 18 Robert Burns’ Experimental Library
John Gibson Lockhart on Robert Burns 1934 89
Helena Craik on Burns 1935 52
A Plea for the True Text Lauchlan MacLean Watt 1937 48
Sir Walter Scott's Debt to Burns J Hamilton Birrell 1943 18
Abraham Lincoln-Robert Burns 1943 30
13 RL Stevenson on Burns C Angus MA 1947 44
Burns & the Nursery Iona & Peter Opie 1951 71
G.B.S. on Burns William Priest 1952 3
Robert Burns: Man of Affairs Andrew McCallum 1952 75
The Place of Burns’s Scottish Dialect Alexander M Kinghorn 1955 40
Burns, the Glorious Sinner John Burroughs 1961 12
The Storm of Mischief, A.L. Taylor 1963 26
Scott on Burns Donald A.Low 1971 14
Burns as a Flax Dresser n Irvine (1781 – 82 Aged 22-23) 1974 43
Sir Robert Burns Farquhar Mackenzie 1976 62
A Study in Coincidence W. Porter-Young 1977 49
Essay on Burns by Candidior R.S. Gilchrist 1978 54
The Funeral of Robert Burns William Grierson 1979 18
Satire & Humour in the Poetry of Robert Burns Evgenya A.Makarova 1979 51
The Women in Burns’s Poems & Songs William J. Murray 1982 70
Robert Burns & the De’il Thomas Saunders 1982 86
The Heart of Robert Burns Johnstone Patrick 1984 78
The Heart of Robert Burns Johnstone Patrick 1985 70
The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns J.A.Weir 1985 74
The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns Robert Davidson Ogilvie 1988 65
Man of the People ( sermon ) Alexander J Farquhar 1981 68
James Hogg on Robert Burns David Groves 1991 41
The William Will Lecture etc J. Fraser Morgan 1991 72
Robert Burns’s Breaking of the Rules Priscilla J Kucik N 1992 48
Robert Burns and Love’s Delightful Fetters Priscilla J Kucik F 1993 94
The Work of Robert Burns Carrie Wilson M 1993 124
Robert Burns was a Failure A 1993 15 14 Burns – Poet of Ayrshire John Inglis F 1994 88
The Works of Allan Ramsay, Robert Fergusson Carrie Wilson A 1994 19 and Robert Burns
The Rights of Woman Hugh Douglas 1996 141 (Extract from The Tinder Heart)
Abe Lincoln and Burns (Burns Club of Atlanta Newsletter) P G B 1996 72
A Last Supper with Scotland’s Bard Donald A Low 1996 188
Of Scottish Mice, Men, Lasses Manfred Malzahn 1996 222 and 18th Century Philosophy
Counsel For Poor Mortals John L Clark 1997 67
New Versions of Robert Burns’s Great Song: Patrick Scott Hogg 1997 120
Publish and Be Damned John L Clark 1999 143
Influences and Comparisons
The Influence of Burns on American Literature. . Wallace Bruce 1892 43
Burns & Tennyson Colin Rae-Brown 1893 135
The Poet Laureate on Burns 1897 13
Stevenson on Burns, A Sketch James Gordon 1902 40
Volume Annotated by Burns 1902 105
Sterne Annotated by Burns 1903 44
Burns & Boswell H. J. S. 1912 96
Ferguson & Burns: The Shaping of a Poet Frank Beaumont 1913 83
Robert Fergusson & Burns Kerr Paxton 1949 35
The Three Roberts William Morren 1958 43
Burns Among the World's Greatest Men A. C.White 1913 115
Cowper & Burns H Makinson. 1915 48
Lockhart on Crabbe and Burns William Findlay 1918 42
Shenstone and Burns A J Craig 1920 86
15 Two Artists of the People (Jean Francois Millet) Albert Douglas 1921 54
Shenstone & Burns (No II) A. J .Craig 1921 67
Shenstone & Burns (part III) A. J. Craig 1922 68
Burns & Shelley 1923 1
Burns & his Predecessors A. M Williams 1928 60
RB & Charles Dickens: the Men & their Mission J Dobbie 1931 71
The Wordsworths on Burns 1936 93
A Frenchman on Burns John Malcolm Bulloch 1936 80
Landor and Burns 1937 86
Coleridge on Burns 1938 39
Sir Walter Scott's Debt to Burns J Hamilton Birrell 1943 18
Abraham Lincoln-Robert Burns 1943 30
Burns and other Poets W. D.Fisher 1940 54
Kipling – Burns 1941 14
Robert Burns as a World Influence Patrick J. Dollan 1944 18
Burns & Mickiewicz: Two National Poets Adam Harasowski 1944 29
Leigh Hunt on Burns 1945 29
Burns & Byron – a Comparison J Minto Robertson 1946 29
Burns & the Writings of Dougal Graham A.M .Donaldson 1961 18
Wordsworth & Burns James A. Michie 1962 51
A. Peterkin, G.Burns, W.Wordworth et al Robert D Thornton 1970 34
Whisper of Genius: Edgar Allan Poe & RB David Scott Skipper 1991 94
They Said It ( Sir Harry Lauder 1917) A 1991 15
MacDairmid Versus Burns M 1992 122
Abe Lincoln and Burns (Burns Club of Atlanta Newsletter) P G B 1996 72
An American Poem on the Poet’s Poet Thomas Keith 2000 157
Sir Harry Lauder on Robert Burns John C Paterson 2002A 28 16 People Around Burns.
General Genealogy and Descent
Burns Direct Descendants 1894 90
Burns Direct descendants 1895 76
The Poet’s Genealogy K G Burns 1921 120
The Burns Family C Stuart Burness 1924 99
The Family Tree of Robert Burns 1964 51
Family
a. Parents
William Burness - a Sketch Robert Burns-Begg 1893 105
William Burnes's Manual of Religious Belief James Muir 1933 78
William Burnes 1721-1784: Robert Burns Begg 1999 51 Father of Robert Burns
Agnes Brown John Russell 1913 49
The Plough Girl Who Angus MacDonald 2001 179 Mothered Our National Bard
Agnes Brown: The Mother of Burns James Muir 2004W 44
b. Poet’s Generation;- Burns, Jean, Gilbert, etc., Armours etc.
“Bonnie Jean" A Memoir R.Burns-Begg 1892 47
Burns, Jean Armour & Highland Mary Again William Wallace 1898 97
Authentic Portrait of Jean Armour 1900 106
Burns & Bonnie Jean 1903 70
Jean Armour: Mrs. Robert Burns A. M.Williams 1934 27
Death & Character of Jean Armour John McDiarmid 1934 34
17 Presentation to Burns’s Widow, Candlesticks from Sheffield 1952 78
The Letters of Jean Armour Alex. McMillan 1968 42 A New Discovery
The Letters of Jean Armour Alex. McMillan 1969 30
Bonnie Jean Visits Edinburgh and Meets “Clarinda” A 1994 5
Family Correspondence: Gilbert Burns to Mrs Robert Burns 1997 84 (Jean Armour) June 1813 to January 1827
At Home with Bonie Jean 2003W 54
(Jean Armour was Round and Fat) 2004A 2
Documents bearing on Gilbert's Debt 1900 77
Gilbert . . . My Superior Farquhar McKenzie 1974 10
Family Correspondence: Gilbert Burns to Mrs Robert Burns 1997 84 (Jean Armour) June 1813 to January 1827
A Letter to Robert Burns from His Brother Gilbert M 1993 133
The Death of Mr Gilbert Burns 2004A 26
A Defence of Robert Burns (Letter from James Gray to Gilbert Burns) 2005W 26
Agnes Burns: Sister of the Poet 1925 66
The Armour Family T Killin 1924 97
James Armour: A Pretty Considerable Mason David McClure N 1993 54
c. Burns’ Children
Dear-Bought Bess 1916 93
Dear Bought Bess John Mackay 1980 76
(Re, Dear Bought Bess above) Bill Hilton 1981 38
Descendants of Robert Burns in Pollockshaws Andrew McCallum 1916 23
Betty Burns Thomson: A Reminiscence by One Who Knew Her 1999 41
Anniversary of Daughters Birth (Elizabeth Riddell) M 1992 140
Letters from William Nicol Burns Marion M Stewart 1998 13 to James Aikin in Liverpool 1806 - 51
18 William Nicol Burns – Patronage of Sir James Shaw and Lord Keith 2000 128
I Like His Letters Better Than the Poetry James Glencairn Burns 1998 28
The Sons of Robert in India Ron McAdam 1998 101
Robert Burns “Secundus” Notes on the Poet’s Eldest Son 1947 52
Black Sheep of the Family: Robert Burns Junior (1786 -1857) 2005A 20
Song by Robert Burns Junior 1999 93
Mrs Helen Armstrong, Was She a Daughter of Burns ? 1968 51
An (Alleged) Son of Robert Burns Visits John Murdoch in London 2000 28
d. Family of Gilbert Etc.
Reminiscences of the Nieces of Burns J. D. 1901 41
Agnes Burns Cottage (Dundalk Ireland) 1997 110
Agnes Burns Cottage and Visitor Centre 1999 43 Knockbridge Dundalk Co Louth Ireland
Gilbert Burns Youngest Son of the Poet’s Brother 2003A 15
Reminiscences of Burns the Fiddler 1948 34
Robin Reidbreist & the Wran Isabella Burns Begg 1951 69
Robert Burns Begg, In Memoriam G W Constable 1901 68
The Begg Connection Henryk Minc 1998 93
e. Grandchildren and on
Letter from Burns’s Grand-daughter, Mrs B W Hutchison 1896 50
Sarah Burns Thomson Campbell (Granddaughter) 1947 36
From Nancy to Selinde ( ? Grandson) Diana van Dyk 1985 64
Death of Mrs Sarah Burns Hutchison, Granddaughter of the Poet 1910 106
The Only Living Grandson of Robert Burns 1909 100
Robert Burns the Third W McMillan 1925 35
A Talk With Burns’ Grandson: James Glencairn Thomson A 1992 16 19 Miss Burns, Grand-Daughter of the Poet 1926 110
Death of a Granddaughter of Robert Burns 1917 106
Plight of Great Grandson of Robert Burns 1944 2003W 63
Miss Violet Burns Gowring, Great-granddaughter of the Poet 1927 fp 84
Jean and Isabella Brown; Great Granddaughters of Robert Burns 1999 146
Jean Armour Burns Brown (G – Gd) M H McKerrow 1939 116
Descendants of Robert Burns in Pollockshaws Andrew McCallum 1916 23
Descendant of “Dear Bought Bess” Celebrates her 100th Birthday 1998 17
Visit of the Burns Descendants to Kilmarnock 1897 34
Death of the Great Granddaughter of Burns 1918 105
The Cheltenham Connection Tina Pulford 1995 28
The Cheltenham Connection 1996 260
f. Later Descendants and Links
Descendants of Burns Resided at Guelph, Ont. Robert Anderson 1908 113
Relatives of Robert Burns in Aberdeen Robert Anderson 1908 114
A Link With Burns ( Hugh Killin Grandson of Jeans sister) 1919 106
Christina Donaldson Begg-Court ( G Grand-niece) 1949 20
Robert Burns & Dundonald, Robert Kirk 1977 84
Rev Thomas Burns-Begg, ( G Grand-nephew Obituary) 1979 67
Burns Club Traces Aussie’s Roots (John Beggs) Robert Scott 1980 42
Gilbert Talbot Burns 1901 – 1978 (G Grandson of Gilbert) 1980 69
A Personal Reminiscence of Jean Armour Burns Brown Irving Miller 1981 48
A Link With The Past (G-G-G-G Grandson of James Armour) J L Hempstead N 1992 60
A Burns ‘Family’ Reunion D 1994 48
Poet’s Ancestor (? sic) Visits Dumfries 2000 80+vii
Afghanistan 1801 – 2001 2001 204
20 The Canadian Burns Ian A Hunter 2002A 45
Poets G. G. G. Grandson Visits Alloway 2002W 63
Another Problem Solved: Arran Connection with Burns Lawrence R Burness 2003A 2
“Bokhara Burns” 2003A 21
Interesting Discovery in Belfast (re Eliza Burns daughter of Robt Jun) 2004A 48
g. Burnes, Burness, and Glenbervie Connections
James Burness of Montrose Edward Pinnington 1904 49
Genealogical notes on the Burness family & Burns Kenneth Glencairn Burns 1906 122
In the Nursery of the Burneses Edward Pinnington1908 16
Burns Stewarton Relatives: Memorial Unveiled 1911 92
James Burness “(a pen sketch)” Robert Murdoch-Lawrence 1911 143
John Burness (“Thrummy Cap”) Robert Murdoch-Lawrence 1911 144
John Burness ("Thrummy Cap") Robert Murdoch-Lawrence 1913 110
John Burness, Thrummy Cap Wilson Ogilvie 1977 38
The Burnes Family in Glenbervie Henry J Rennie 1931 28
Burns Ancestors: 1931 35 Proposed Restoration of Tombstones in Glenbervie Churchyard
Proposed Pilgrimage by Descendants 1967 53
The Burns Pilgrimage John Gray 1969 34
Can You Help Find “Poor Uncle Robert?” J R Jackson 1996 22
Adam Burnes (1832-1876): W Watson Buchanan1996 152 Distant Relative of the Bard
The Burnesses of Stonehaven: Lawrence R Burness 1997 49 The Poet’s Cousin Interviewed
The Other Poet Lawrence Burness 1998 39
The Story of Clochnahill 2003A 28
21 Friends & Associates
a. Mary Campbell - “Highland Mary”
Highland Mary in the Writings of Burns Eric Robertson 1893 35
Burns, Jean Armour & Highland Mary Again William Wallace 1898 97
The West Highland Tour & Highland Mary Allan Bayne 1906 102
Highland Mary: A Summation 1910 90
Highland Mary, Chronology of the Episode 1915 126
Henley on Highland Mary 1916 5
Highland Mary’s Re-Internment, 13th November 1920 1922 77
The End of an Old Song A McPhail 1922 78
Highland Mary Lauchlan MacLean Watt 1933 15
Highland Mary’s Bibles J.L. Hempstead 1979 35
The Mystery Solved R. Peel 1991 43
Richmond’s “Highland Margaret” John Strawhorn F 1993 72
Burns and Highland Mary Ernest Robertson M 1993 128
My Father was Mary Campbell’s Young Brother M 1993 130
Burns’s “Highland Mary” 1996 266
The Bard, The Biographer and the Highland Lassie Norman R Paton 1997 9
Highland Mary Norrie Paton 1999 114
Child’s Coffin Found in “Highland Mary’s” Grave 1999 185
b. Mrs Frances Dunlop
Burns Dunlop Correspondence 1904 67
The Heroine of 'Sweet Afton' David L. Murdoch 1910 104
Mrs Dunlop: Burns Candid Friend 1917 5
Addenda to Mrs Dunlop: Burns Candid Friend 1918 5
22 New Light on the Burns-Dunlop Estrangement J.DeLancey Ferguson 1930 87
Letter to Mrs Francis Dunlop, 28th April 1788 1948 4
c. Agnes McLehose - “Clarinda”
Letters of Clarinda to Sylvander, A Burns Mystery 1934 72
MacLehose, Agnes Burns ‘Clarinda’ in Jamaica, 1792, A.M. Kinghorn 1975 2
Bonnie Jean Visits Edinburgh and Meets “Clarinda” A 1994 5
Death of Mrs. McLehose’s Son and Her State of Health 2003A 39
d. Maria Riddell
Maria Riddell’s Letters to Dr James Currie (1796-1805) J C E 1920 110
Maria Riddell's letters to Dr J Currie (part II) J C E 1921 96
Maria Riddell's letters to James Currie (partIV) J C E 1924 84
Mrs Riddell: Not Miss Fontenelle 1935 4
Two Letters by Maria Riddell 1946 41
The Falling-out at Woodley Park J.C. Ewing & 1946 6 of Burns & Maria Riddell Andrew McCallum
Essay by Candidior, R.S. Gilchrist 1978 54
e. Other Ladies not listed above.
The Passions of Robert Burns Debbie Flannigan 1995 43
The Belles of Mauchline James L Hempstead M 1992 108
Three Heroines of Burns James A Mackay N 1992 40 (Helen Kilpatrick, Alison Begbie, Mary Campbell)
The Lass O’ Ballochmyle (Wilhelmina Alexander) 1937 10
The Lass O’ Ballochmyle (Wilhelmina Alexander) Boyd Alexander 1974 18
Lesley Baillie John McVie, 1958 1
Burns’s Bonie Lesley (Baillie) James Clements 1980 24
Letter from Mrs A D B Montagu ( Miss Benson) 1927 87
23 Arise Sir Robert ( Mrs Catherine Bruce) A 1991 25
Eliza Burnett of Monboddo W Fraser Mitchell 1936 73
A Celebrated Beauty of Last Century (Miss Burns or Mathews) 1908 86
Death of Margaret Burns M 1992 115
Margaret (Peggy) Chalmers C Angus 1944 14
Margaret “Peggy” Chalmers Anniversary of Death F 1993 91
Burns & Mrs (Alison) Cockburn C Angus MA 1946 44
The Rosebud (Janet Cruikshank) David W. Purdie 1988 68
Burns Verses to Miss Ferrier 1939 11
Mrs Riddell: Not Miss Fontenelle 1935 4
Louisa Fontenelle Actress Davidson Cook 1935 88 & JCE
Louisa Fontenelle, Actress and John Brown Williamson, JC Ewing 1948 60
Louisa M Fontenelle Mary J Urquhart M 1992 125
Louisa Fontenelle and Robert Burns’ Priscilla J Kucik 2001 212 “The Rights of Woman”
The Two Jeans (Armour & Gardner) Edward Pinnington 1905 96
Jean Gardner Robert Whyte 1951 97
Jean Gardner (1715-1800) Robert Whyte 2002A 37
The Lass of Cessnock Banks (Elizabeth Gebbie) Norman R Paton 1996 191
Burns and the Duchesses (Glencairn and Gordon) Philiip Sulley 1920 147
Handsome Nell (Kilpatrick) 1943 36 (see also Three Heroines, above)
The last of Burns Heroines: Jessy Lewars Elizabeth Ewing 1940 29
Jessie Lewars Centenary 1956 34
Burns & the Scottish Milkmaid (Janet Little) 1950 15
Memorial to the Lassie wi the Lint-white Locks D Lawson Johnstone 1902 100 (Jean Lorimer)
Burns, Jean Lorimer, & James Hogg 1987 13 24 Burns & Bonie Mary Menzies David Menzies 1919 102 Discovery of a Descendant
Isabel or Tibbie Pagan (1741 – 1821) Chris J Rollie 1996 97
Mrs Stewart of Stair John McVie 1927 112
f. Gentleman Friends
Ballochmyle: Whitefoords & Alexanders John S Clarke 1945 30
Sir Hugh Allan and Col.Stevenson Robert Anderson 1908 113 Connected with the Poet
Letters from Dr. Anderson to James Currie 1925 8
John Arnot of Dalquhatswood Maurice Lindsay 1970 31
Burns and Dr Blacklocck James L Hempstead N 1993 52
Two Burns Clergymen: Thomas Blacklock – Hugh Blair P Anton 1997 124
Burns and Hugh Blair J DeLancey Ferguson 1932 94
Two Burns Clergymen: Thomas Blacklock – Hugh Blair P Anton 1997 124
The Browns of Kirkoswald Valerie Matthews 1985 55 & James Curtis
Captain Richard Brown James L. Hempstead 1986 88
Who Was Andrew Bruce? John Strawhorn 1996 168
Candlish James See McCandlish
A Letter of Robert Burns ( to James Clarke,17 Feb 1792) 1947 21
Collector William Corbett J DeLancey Ferguson 1931 65
Collector William Corbett : A Correctory Note 1937 62
William Corbet, The Steady Friend of Robert Burns James L Hempstead 1989 49
William Corbet – a Correction 1990 43
Burns at William Cruikshank’s John McVie 1954 21
Alexander Cunningham J C Ewing & 1933 94 Andrew McCallum
25 James, Earl of Glencairn H Makinson 1919 50
Glencairn Memorial at Falmouth 1923 114
The Earl of Glencairn and Burns 1938 6
Correspondence of John Syme and Alexander Cunningham 1789-1811 1934 53
Correspondence of John Syme & Alexander Cunningham 1935 39
Correspondence of John Syme & Alexander Cunningham (part III) 1936 34
Correspondence of John Syme & Alexander Cunningham 1789 - 1811 (part IV) 1938 40
Correspondence of John Syme & Alexander Cunningham 1789 - 1811 V 1939 77
Correspondence of John Syme & Alexander Cunningham 1789 - 1811 VI 1940 17
Correspondence of John Syme & Alexander Cunningham 1789 - 1811 VII 1942 7
Alexander Dalziel, J.C. Ewing 1949 46
Nathan Drake on Burns 1945 5
The Eglinton’s Patronage of Burns 1786-1787 1939 66
The Earl of Eglinton and the Canadian Boat Song 1925 49
The Farington Diary, 1801 1923 94
Alexander Findlater Thomas Bain 1924 70
Memorial to Alexander Findlater 1924 77
From Rotary to Robert Burns (Alexander Findlater) Clark Hunter 1962 3
Alexander Findlater, One of the First if not James L Hempstead 1987 74 the Very First of Excisemen
The Champion of Burns (Alexander Findlater) Thomas Bain 1998 129
William Fisher (‘Holy Willie’) James L Hempstead 1997 16
John Galt Bi-centenary 1980 39
Burns’s “First Cleric Character That Ever I Saw” C Angus 1948 48 (Bishop John Geddes)
Robert Burns & “the Popish Bishop” James McGloin 1949 21 (Bishop John Geddes)
Graham of Fintry William Harvey 1917 123
26 Robert Graham (12th) of Fintry J. C Ewing,.& 1931 36 Andrew McCallum
Doughty Deeds (Robert Graham of Gartmore) J.L. Hempstead 1976 24
James Gray, Schoolmaster & Chaplain J.L.Hempstead 1990 35
A Defence of Robert Burns ( Letter from James Gray to Gilbert Burns) 2005W 26
(William Grierson, Diary entry) The Funeral of Robert Burns 1979 18
Francis Grose Esq. FRS AS A J Craig 1920 121
Francis Grose FSA 1731 – 1791 Antiquary and Scholar Bryan Booth 1998 70
“A Man of more than Common Worth” ( Frederick J Guion) 1947 51
Gavin Hamilton & The Kirk Session, JC. Glennie 1970 20
Gavin Hamilton – Mauchline Ian Hunter 2003S 5
Peter Hill James L Hempstead 1996 133
Peter Hill & Burns' Edinburgh Friends George Wilson 1908 74
Burns, Jean Lorimer, & James Hogg 1987 13
Letters to (James) Johnson and (George) Thomson Thomas Lawson 1948 50
James Kennedy, Schoolmaster & Friend of Burns J.L. Hempstead 1974 86
K. A Recollection of Burns from 1836 1989 83 (Kennedy, John ? ) Philadelphia Public Ledger 25th March 1836
A Tale of John Lapraik Alex MacMillan 1970 16
John Lapraik James L Hempstead F 1994 94
The Lapraik Family in Muirkirk C. P. Bell 1915 99
Burns's First Visit to Edinburgh Elizabeth Ewing 1945 8 Rev Archibald Lawries Reminiscences
John Lewars: A Young Man of Uncommon Merit. James L. Hempstead 1988 39
James Johnson Re letters, Thomas Lawson See Thomson George below 1948 50
John Logan of Knockshinnoch and Laight (1746-1816): Chris Rollie 1997 74 ”Aftons Laird”
(Letter from James McCandlish Feb 13th 1779) 1948 6
27 Debt and Doubt: The Story of Robert Burns Malcolm McClure 2004W 42 and the McClures
Dr John McKenzie 1918 69
Dr. John Mackenzie, MD. James L. Hempstead 1991 37
Epistle to Dr John Mackenzie 1937 15
Epistle to Dr John Mackenzie J L Hempstead A 1991 4
Letter to Patrick Miller,of Dalswinton ( March 3rd 1788) 1954 65
Letter to Patrick Miller,of Dalswinton March 16th 1788, 1956 62
Letter to Patrick Miller,of Dalswinton March 16th 1788, , in Facsimile 1956 0pp64/5
Patrick Miller (1771 – 1815) 1999 61
Robert Burns and Robert Muir Lorna Darlington 1996 90
A Rather Pointed Grace (Rev. Dr. James Muirhead) 1989 33
Burns and Dr Mundell: Interesting Historical Statement Joseph Hunter 2003W 20
John Murdoch, Tutor of Robert Burns William Will 1929 60
Murdoch Correspondence 1929 72
Letters of John Murdoch 1937 19
John Murdoch James L Hempstead 2000 146
Burns Taught Lessons at Mossgiel Hector McAndrew 1998 107 Diary of James Murray of Old Cumnock Church
William Nicol MA James L Hempstead M 1993 108
Letters from Burns to William Niven 1930 11
The Revd. James Oliphant, A Waggish Auld Licht J.L. Hempstead 1975 31
The Pattisons James Thomson 1924 26
(Hamilton Paul) in Four Centenaries John W. Oliver 1955 54
Rev Hamilton Paul 2001 103
Some Hamilton Paul Manuscripts 1893 91
The Hamilton Paul Manuscripts 1894 86
28 Burns' Commanding Officer: John Malcolm Bulloch, 1930 104 Col. Arent Schuyler de Peyster
Roger Quin, Scotland’s Tramp Poet Raymond J S Grant 1995 47
Robert Burns – A Reverie and a Reminisence Roger Quin 1995 32
The Tramp Poet: Olive Russell 1997 72 Memorial to Roger Quin at Gala Hill Galasheils
John Rankine James L Hempstead 1998 57
William Reid and His Friendship with Robert Burns A 1994 27
John Richmond: Mauchline Friend of Burns 1925 55
John Richmond James L Hempstead A 1992 26
Glenriddell J.Maxwell Wood 1922 64
Two Estimates of Robert Riddell 1943 10
Robert Riddell, Antiquary, Robert D Thornton 1953 44
Black Russell and the Masons William Harvey 1911 144
Black Jock Russell John Horne 1925 77
A Fragment of an Unpublished Letter of Sir Walter Scott Henryk Minc 2000 42
Sir Walter Scott, A Bi-centenary Assessment Charles C. Easton 1971 48
Sir James Shaw : Benefactor to the Poet’s Family 1999 58
About James Sibbald: Burns First Reviewer 1923 91
David Sillar: Poet, Lover, Ploughman & Fiddler H .Makinson 1915 70
David Sillar, A Vindication John McVie 1959 38
David Sillar; (Dainty Davy) Felix Todd A 1992 4
David Sillar James L Hempstead M 1994 107
Burns & "Tullochgorum" (John Skinner) John M Murdoch 1912 58
Robert Burns and the Rev John Skinner 1996 146
A Grey-Neck Still (George Smith) James Thomson 1924 23
James Smith – A Trusty Trojan James L. Hempstead 1985 33
Sir Hugh Allan and Col.Stevenson Connected with the Poet Robert Anderson 1908 113 29 Burns’s letter to James Steuart [26th Dec. 1787]. John McVie 1953 42
(Dugald Stewart) in Four Centenaries John W. Oliver 1955 54
Robert Burns & Prof. Stewart John Strawhorn 1989 63
John Syme and the "Cinder Libel" 1918 73
Correspondence of John Syme and Alexander Cunningham 1789-1811 1934 53
Correspondence of John Syme & Alexander Cunningham 1935 39
Correspondence of John Syme & Alexander Cunningham (part III) 1936 34
Correspondence of John Syme & Alexander Cunningham 1789 - 1811 (part IV) 1938 40
Correspondence of John Syme & Alexander Cunningham 1789 - 1811 V 1939 77
Correspondence of John Syme & Alexander Cunningham 1789 - 1811 VI 1940 17
Correspondence of John Syme & Alexander Cunningham 1789 - 1811 VII 1942 7
Saunders Tait J.L.Hempstead 1981 72
Tannock Brothers Remembered (James & William) Enez Logan 1977 89
Burns and the Tennants of Glenconner Thomas Killin, 1906 78
Tennant Family Connection with Robert Burns Charles Tennant 2002A 39
Letters to (James) Johnson and (George) Thomson Thomas Lawson 1948 50
Robert Burns and George Thomson : Their association Rainer W Lenk 1999 156 with Composers Pleyel, Kozeluch and Haydn
Details of Negotiations by George Thomson Rainer W Lenk 1999 164 with the Composers Pleyel, Kozeluch and Haydn
Burns, Thomson and Beethoven Rainer Lenk 2000 63
Correspondence Between Beethoven and George Thomson Rainer W Lenk 2000 69 Concerning Scottish and Other Folksong
George Thomson and Robert Burns David H Adamson 2000 159
Some Addenda to the Thomson Correspondence 1899 46
(Capt. Edward) Topham’s Letters from Edinburgh: A.M. Donaldson 1954 52 Intimate Description of the Capital in the Time of Burns
A Book From Burns’s Library (ref William Tytler) 1942 14
Thomas Walker: The Rhyming Tailor James L Hempstead 1999 117 30 In Search of Willie Wastle R.A.D 1976 29
Thomas White, a friend of Burns R. J.Arnott 1940 37
Ballochmyle: Whitefoords & Alexanders John S Clarke 1945 30
Louisa Fontenelle, Actress and John Brown Williamson, JC Ewing 1948 60
Alexander Wilson - Poet & Ornithologist, Clark Hunter 1967 42
Doctor Hornbrook" William Young 1911 62
Letter from Burns to John Wilson 1930 19
Prototype of "Doctor Hornbook" John Wilson 1751-1839 1941 31
Burns’s “Doctor Hornbook” J C Ewing 1998 104 Career of John Wilson, Dominie at Tarbolton
(John Wilson) in Four Centenaries John W. Oliver 1955 54
John Wilson, 1759 – 1821 Farquhar McKenzie 1973 1
Burns First Printer (John Wilson) 1976 28
Bi-centenary of Kilmarnock Edition (John Wilson) 1984 23
John and Peter Wilson Bob Blane 1995 72
Some of Burns' Ayr Friends Elizabeth W.Ingram 1908 32
The Crochallan Fencibles J.L.Hempstead 1980 11
Peter Hill & Burns' Edinburgh Friends George Wilson 1908 74
Subscribers to Edinburgh Edition Annotated J.W. Egerer 1959 29
Subscribers to Edinburgh Edition Annotated J.W. Egerer 1961 38
Subscribers to Edinburgh Edition Annotated J.W. Egerer 1962 11
Subscribers to Edinburgh Edition Annotated J.W. Egerer 1963 58
Annotated List of Subscribers 1964 57
Supplement to Annotated List of Subscribers Arthur G. Hepburn. 1963 71
Four Fifeshire Friends of Robert Burns Helen Cook 1999 180
Did You Know (the Year 1791) A 1991 27
Burns Literary Correspondents 1786-1796 1933 18
31 Burns Literary Correspondents 1786-1796 1939 28
Wallace Hall Academy and some Burns Personalities A Cameron Smith 1936 88
Tares in the Wheat – Burns Associates & Contemporaries Lachlan M Watt 1946 12
Burns’s Contemporaries Harold Hampson 1979 10
The Gray Manuscripts 1896 42
Contemporaries and Near Contemporaries
Burns Obituary 1896 5
Burns Obituary ( Addenda and Correction) 1898 5
Addenda to “Burns’s Obituary” W Innes Addison 1901 111
Honest Allan Edward Pinnington 1910 78
David Allan: Painter and Illustrator James L Hempstead 2004A 8
A Celebrated Beauty of Last Century (Miss Burns or Mathews) 1908 86
Burns & Boswell H. J. S. 1912 96
Robert Burns & the Boswell Connection John Strawhorn 1991 35
Michael Bruce: Poetry & Piety 1957 58
The Gentle Poet of Loch Leven(Michael Bruce) John A.M. Muir 1977 91
Thomas Carlyle – The Other Bicentenary Wilson Ogilvie 1995 61
The Cromek Correspondence 1899 5
The Memorables of “Robin Cummell” Joe Harkins 2003A 7
Lieut.-General Alexander Dirom (1757-1830) John Roddick 2004A 33
Lord Dreghorn to Henry Dundas James Mackay F 1994 84
Lord Dreghorn to Henry Dundas James Mackay F 1994 84
John Faed RSA James L Hempstead 2005A 6
Robert Fergusson: An anniversary tribute Samuel Dunlop, 1925 69
Robert Fergusson 1950 55
Robert Fergusson 1750-1774, A Bi-centenary Tribute Alex. MacMillan 1973 1
32
Robert Fergusson :Ceremony at Canongate Churchyard 1952 88
Robert Fergusson: Plaque Unveiled 1959 66
Robert Fergusson, 1750-1774 Essays Smith, Sydney G. Ed 1953 86
Robert Fergusson & Burns Kerr Paxton 1949 35
Burns Copy of Fergusson’s Poems William Gillis 1956 1
The Illness of Robert Burns’s W Watson Buchanan F 1993 73 ‘Elder Brother in the Muse’ Patrick J Rooney Andrew L MacNeill
Alexander McLachlan (1818-1896): W Watson Buchanan A 1993 4 The Robert Burns of Canada & Walter F Kean
The Works of Allan Ramsay, Robert Fergusson Carrie Wilson A 1994 19 and Robert Burns
Robert Fergusson Samuel Dunlop 2000 59
C D Gairdner, Auchans, Reminiscences of Burns 1903 48
(Alexander Geddes) Robert Burns and The Cobweb Ralph R McLean 2004W 31
Robert Gilfillan (1798-1850) Chris Neale 2002W 27
Reminiscences of Robert Burns Robert C Hall 1893 73
Burns, Jean Lorimer, & James Hogg 1987 13
James Hogg – the Two Monuments D. Wilson Ogilvie 1988 28
James Hogg on Robert Burns David Groves 1991 41
A Letter to James Hogg or William Motherwell Henryk Minc 2005S 17
John Home on Burns 1940 16
Francis Jeffrey on Burns C Angus 1941 21
John Paul Jones & Robert Burns, Two Kindred Spirits James Urquhart 1984 29
Kirkpatrick Sharpe's Estimate of Burns 1903 96
Kirkpatrick Sharpe on Burns 1906 75
Lamb and his literary friends on Burns W Findlay 1907 17
(John G Lockhart) in Four Centenaries John W. Oliver 1955 54
33 Half-mad Half-fed Half-sarkit: Raymond J S Grant M 1994 123 James Macfarlan Scotland’s Pedlar-Poet
Burns and the Della Cruscans (Robert Merry) C Angus 1940 12
The Works of Dr John Moore (1730-1802) Alex S Brown 1904 36
A Letter to James Hogg or William Motherwell Henryk Minc 2005S 17
Thomas Muir of Hunterhill Joe Harkins 2005S 30
A Contemporary of Burns, The Shepherd Boy W. McIlwraith 1919 88 Of Dunkitterick (1775 – 1813) (Alexander Murray)
A Tale of Three Letters (William Pulteney) Henryk Minc 2005W 37
Allan Ramsay Mary J Urquhart F 1992 85
The Works of Allan Ramsay, Robert Fergusson Carrie Wilson A 1994 19 and Robert Burns
Joseph Ritson on Burns 1940 58
Samuel Rodgers and Burns 1940 9
The Ronalds of the Bennals Heather B. Ronald 1988 48
Burns & Scott at Sibbald’s Library John McVie 1962 8
Robert Tannahill (1774-1810) William McIlwraith 1922 27
Robert Tannahill, a Bi-centenary Study Clark Hunter 1975 18
They’re A’ James Thomson Poets Ronnie Crichton 1996 104
Pietro Urbani 1942 30
David Wingate, Poet A 1994 28
William Woods – Actor Mary J Urquhart A 1991 7
Contemporary Views of Burns A. C White 1908 45
Robert Burns, Burgess of Sanquhar & Brother Freemen Tom Wilson 1910 34
Burns Neighbours in Dumfries Marion Stewart 1995 5
Buchanites Joan Thomson 1995 67
34 Aspects of Burns Life
Education
Burns and the Dominies Andrew McCallum 1909 64
Burns a Well-read Man R.A.Cochrane, 1949 16
Excise
Was Burns Censured by the Excise R. W.MacFadzean 1896 144
Burns's Excise Duties and Emoluments R. W MacFadzean 1898 53
Robert Burns and the Scotch Excise Board, Mr James MacFadzean 1903 26
Burns as an Excise Officer Capt Abram 1914 111
Collector William Corbett J DeLancey Ferguson 1931 65
Collector William Corbett: A Correctory Note 1937 62
The capture of the 'Rosamond' Henry W.Meikle 1934 43
RB & the Excise: survey of records in official custody B. R.Leftwich 1936 65
Burns Colleagues in the Excise 1789-1796 B. R.Leftwich 1937 53
An Excise Document 1937 65
From Rotary to Robert Burns, Clark Hunter 1962 3 (Connection via Alexander Findlater)
Alexander Findlater, One of the First James L Hempstead 1987 74 if not the Very First of Excisemen.
The Muckle Black Kist (extract Rev William A. Stark) 1978 35
Burns & the Excise J.A.M. 1985 54
A Very Humble Placeman James A Mackay 1991 20
35 Freemasonry etc.
Burns as a Mason William Hunter 1917 27
Burns the Royal Archer W McMillan 1927 108
Burns & Freemasonry in Ayrshire R. T.Halliday 1929 137
Burns and Freemasonry R. T. .Halliday 1937 94
Burns & Freemasonry in Dumfriesshire Dr R T Halliday 1948 26
Burns & Freemasonry in Edinburgh Dr R T Halliday 1947 37
Robert Burns and Freemasonry Fred J Belford 1996 170
Can You Help? (Burns and Walter Scott in Masonic Regalia) 1997 48
Legal
Burns and the Legal Profession J Jeffrey Hunter 1900 91
The Litigation at Lochlea Dr. John Strawhorn 1985 22
Medical
Was Burns Melancholy? John Horne 1918 7
The Disease That Killed Robert Burns S. Watson Smith 1946 4
Burns on the Psychiatrist’s Couch 1966 55
Burns Skull 1977 23
Robert Burns – What Ailed Him R.S. Gilchrist 1979 81
Robert Burns’s Illness Revisited W.W. Buchanan 1991 60 & W.F. Kean
The Eyes of Robert Burns David Grant Blyth 1986 68
Robert Burns’ Rheumatology W Watson Buchanan 1996 237
Ague John G Young 1998 18
36 Nature and Farming.
The Flora & Fauna of Burns 1895 19
Burns, the Farmer and Poet A. B.Todd 1894 64
The Old Scots Plough A. B Todd. 1898 40
Burns & Scottish Flora William Wright Smith 1946 17
The Fauna & Flora of Burns Duncan McNaught 1964 35
Flax & Flax Dressing Bruce P. Lenman 1974 40
Flax Dressing Post Script Bruce P. Lenman 1975 29
A Burns Garden Alastair M.R.Hardie1977 73
The Dark, Dreary Winter, & Wild-driving Snaw J.A. Weir 1981 28
Burns the Farmer Goes on Show 1981 40
Robert Burns and Nature Conservation John G Young 1996 155
Burns and Rabbits John Young 1997 14
Hard Times and the Common Man in Burns’ Day Donald Waid Gregg 2001 130
Religion
The Religion of Burns James Forrest 1893 95
Burns and the Paraphrases 1908 103
The Religion of Robert Burns Ronald G MacIntyre 1913 5
The Religious Development of Robert Burns Tonny Daa 1913 21
The Religion of Burns D McNaught, 1926 70
The Religion of Burns James Muir 1932 80
William Burnes's Manual of Religious Belief James Muir 1933 78
The Influence of Religious Training on Burns’s Writings E Sherwood Gunson 1935 26
Calvanist Credos: ‘Holy Willie’s Prayer David Macaree 1985 11 & ‘McAndrew’s Hymn’
Saint And Sinner Raymond Grant 1998 74
37 Robert Burns’Religion: Ian A Hunter 1998 80 “Wistful Agnostic”or Orthodox Christian?
Burns and the Devil Archibald M Fleming 2001 21
Robert Burns and Christianity Stuart G Leyden 2001 99
Ministers Burns & "Tullochgorum" John M Murdoch 1912 58
Robert Burns and the Ayrshire Ministers N Farquhar Orr 1919 59
Honours for Alloway Minister 1996 82
Politics
Burns on Peace & War Andrew McCallum1912 33
Woman's Praise of Robert Burns A. C.White, 1912 67
The Politics of Burns Edward Pinnington 1912 75
The Politics of Burns 1925 61
Burns's "Science of Life" John Horne 1913 40
Burns as a Social Force Joseph Dobbie 1929 57
Burns & Scottish Nationalism Joseph Dobbie 1930 56
Burns and Scottish Nationalism John L Morrison .1936 49
The Political Ideas of Burns Everett Somerville Brown 1936 56
The Political Ideas of Robert Burns (part II) Everett Somerville Brown 1937 76
Burns & The Edinburgh Gazetteer, 1944 8 The Poets Correspondence with Captain Johnston
“Cato” Burns & the “Edinburgh Gazeteer” John S. Clarke 1946 25 Cato’s prose essay on reform
The Communists & Robert Burns Patrick J. Dolan 1949 5
Ye Hypocrites, Fresh Evidence about Political Squib J Falconer. 1955 17
Robert Burns & the Forty-Five Alison S Norton 1963 40
Burns & the American War of Independence F Mackenzie 1977 6
38 Ye Hypocrites, Fresh Evidence about Political Squib J Falconer. 1955 17
Burns & Immigration 1969 29
Burns: Revolutionary or Patriot? Robert Kiddie 1976 6
Historical Detection Robbie Faa 1980 62
The Women in Burns’s Poems & Songs William J. Murray 1982 70 The Poet as Liberationist
Robert Burns & the Assassins Raymond Lamont-Brown 1986 50
Poetry & Politics: Burns & Revolution W.J. Murray 1990 52
A Briton: Burns or Poet X? Patrick Hogg 1996 42
Burns and Independence Kenneth Simpson 2001 31
Robert Burns, The American Revolution, and A’ That Henryk Minc 2001 116
Hard Times and the Common Man in Burns’ Day Donald Waid Gregg 2001 130
Burns' Influence in the American Civil War Joe Harkins 2002A 21
Service with the Volunteers
Robert Burns as a Volunteer William Will 1920 5
Robert Burns as a Volunteer William Will 1996 33
Robert Burns and the Dumfries Volunteers J B Mackay 2000 52
Robert Burns Scottish Soldier Linda Daly 2005W 13
39 Topography
Listed alphabetically by area & place name
Burns Topography J C Higgins 1894 72
Rivers Burns and Dreams Jack Glenny A 1994 25
Burns Country Ernest Robertson 1996 164
Visits to the Burns Country Bryan Booth 2004S 38 William and Dorothy Wordsworth And John Keats and Companion Brown
Ayrshire
General Life’s Deceitful Morning John Strawhorn 1980 29
The Burns Country – Ayrshire Jock Thomson N 1991 35
A Hundred Years Have Gone and Mair S K Gaw M 1992 132
Burns – Poet of Ayrshire John Inglis F 1994 88
With Thanks ( Fire at Kay Park Monument and other heritage sites) 2005S 1
Alloway Burns Cottage and the Road to it George Easdale 1901 78
The Cottage in 1825 1902 93
The Alloway Monument Phillip Sulley 1902 115
The Site of Burns Monument at Alloway J McBain 1904 25
The Earl of Carrick in Ayrshire 1927 75
In Alloway Kirkyard John Horne 1927 121
Editorial, Alloway 1929 1
Burns Cottage: Jubilee Under the Alloway Trustees Elizabeth C Ewing 1932 31
Burns Birthplace 1934 91
40 Visitors to Alloway 1941-1942 1943 34
Visitors to Alloway 1942-1943 1944 13
Visitors to Alloway 1943-1944 1945 7
A Burns Document for Alloway 1945 27
Soviet Delegates at Alloway 1948 59
The Burns Cottage, Fire Scare at Alloway 1952 64
My Thirty Years at the Burns Cottage Thomas McMynn 1959 12
The Cairn John Gray 1964 34
Land O’ Burns adds new dimension 1978 9
Man to Man the World O’Er Enez Logan 1986 76
Alloway and Bi-centenary Year S K Gaw N 1992 52
Restoration Plan for Burns Cottage F 1993 85
Reopening of Burns Cottage Richard Y Henderson F 1994 102
Alloway Cottage Update A 1994 14
Burns Cottage Alloway 1996 197
Alterations at Burns’s Cottage: The Cottage in 1825: and Miller Gowdie 1998 114
The Lost Road in Alloway John H Skilling 2001 84
New Friends Scheme Launched for Burns National Heritage Park 2001 209
Auld Kirk to be Restored 2005W 10
Ayr Burns Topography – Kirkwood Hewat 1895 49 Robert Burns and the other side of Ayr
The Auld Toun, parts adjacent and their Burnsiana William Robertson 1903 84
The Auld Brig o' Ayr 1906 109
Preservation of the Auld Brig o' Ayr 1907 42
Lord Roseberry’s Edinburgh Appeal 1907 116
Lord Roseberry’s Glasgow Appeal 1907 142
The Restoration of the Auld Brig o' Ayr James A Morris 1911 27 41 The “Auld Brig” Restoration 1911 138
The Auld Brig o' Ayr: Reopening Ceremony 1911 34
Ayr Auld Brig, List of Subscriptions 1911 54
Serious Threat to the Auld Brig of Ayr James A.Morris 1923 99
The Auld Brig of Ayr 1928 97
The Auld Brig o' Doon James A Morris 1929 27
Auld Brig of Ayr: Report on Condition Thomas O’Beirne 1940 75
Auld Brig of Ayr: Report on Condition Thomas O’Beirne 1943 5
Tam O’ Shanter Inn Ayr 1944 28
Tam O’Shanter Inn John Skilling 2003S 36
Tam O’Shanter Museum, John Gray 1957 30
Ballochmyle Ballochmyle Fog-house James MacIntyre 1941 13
Ballochmyle Fog-house James MacIntyre 1945 32
Ballochmyle: Whitefoords & Alexanders John S Clarke 1945 30
Coilsfield The Castle o’ Montgomerie 1995 36
Cunninghame Cunninghame gets Provost’s Medal 1981 94
Dundonald Robert Burns & Dundonald, Robert Kirk 1977 84
Failford A Highland Mary Memorial 1977 65
Glen Afton Commemoration Cairns 1974 7
Irvine Burns & Irvine Henry Ranken 1905 33
Burns as a Flax Dresser in Irvine 1974 43
The Glasgow Vennel – A Living Working Memorial Sam Gaw 1985 92
The Past Preserved, Further Developments in Glasgow Vennel 1986 85 42 Kilmarnock Burns Topography - Kilmarnock & vicinity D McNaught 1892 72
Tannock Brothers Remembered Enez Logan 1977 89
Burns & Kilmarnock 1979 43
Burns Monument Re-dedication Service 1980 54
Kilmarnock’s Old High Kirk Celebrates its 250th Anniversary Enez Logan 1983 52
Kilmaurs Burns Topography – Kilmaurs 1907 33
Kirkoswald Burns in Kirkoswald James Muir 1906 27
The Browns of Kirkoswald Valerie Matthews 1985 55 & James Curtis
Largs Robert Burns Garden Inaugurated at Largs 1979 50
Lochlea Lochlea 1933 3
Loudoun The Manse of Loudoun Helen Walters Crawford 1920 68
Robert Burns and Loudon Manse 1998 54
The Link with Loudoun John Strawhorn 1981 78
Mauchline Mauchline & Its Neighbourhood Eric Robertson 1893 53
More Mauchline Topography John Taylor Gibb 1896 70
Burns House - (Mauchline) Inauguration Ceremony 1916 39
Burns's House in Mauchline J. C.Ewing 1916 55
Mauchline: Purchase of Dr. McKenzie's House 1917 114
Mauchline in Burns’s Time J Taylor Gibb 1919 82
Burns’s House in Mauchline, The Mackenzie extension 1920 135
John Richmond: Mauchline Friend of Burns 1925 55
The Burns House Mauchline Elizabeth Ewing MA 1946 46 Jean Armour Burns Memorial
43 Burns House Museum, Restoration Appeal 1969 54
Burns House Museum, Opening Ceremony 1970 13
Jean Armour Burns Houses 1970 40
Jean Armour Burns Houses Andrew Stenhouse 1971 20
The Jean Armour Burns Houses at Mauchline Peter Shaw 1982 80
The National Burns Memorial & Cottage Homes Alastair J. Campbell 1983 23 To Burns Lovers – A Monumental Question
Burns House (Mauchline) at Risk John Strawhorn N 1991 54
Mauchline – The Facts T Bryan McKirgan F 1992 88
The Good News (Burns House Museum Mauchline) M 1993 107
Reopening Ceremony at Mauchline Burns House A 1993 17
Burns House Museum Purchased by Council 2003S 52
Jean Armour Burns House Mauchline Gill Taylor 2004W 35
Mauchline Ware J.J. Buist 1977 16
Mount Oliphant Mount Oliphant 1932 79
Muirkirk A Brig Too Far (Muirkirk) S K Gaw A 1994 9
New Cumnock Return of Robert Burns to the Castle Inn, New Cumnock 2000 57
Ochiltree Burns & Ochiltree Thomas Killin 1907 70
Stewarton Burns Stewarton Relatives: Memorial Unveiled 1911 92
Tarbolton The Batchelors’ Club 1952 91
Plaques Gifted by Local Organisations 1956 10
The Parish of Tarbolton and the Biographers of Robert Burns A.M.Paterson 1957 2
The Batchelors’ Club. Where Burns was made a Mason 1958 41
I Kenned Rab Burns Brawlies Bill Sutherland 1988 51
44 Dumfriesshire & Galloway, Borders Etc.
Dumfriesshire Burns in Dumfriesshire William Wallace 1896 34
Stothard’s illustrations of Burns Lost Portraits & Views J C Ewing 1947 46
Cromek & Stothard, Where are the Lost Portraits & Views J C Ewing 1949 29
Dumfries & Galloway Regional Council’s D.R.H. Crichton 1986 92 link with the Bard
Burns Lore of Dumfries & Galloway 1988 67
The Burns Heritage Trails Isa Jones 1988 32
The Burns Country – Dumfriesshire Jock Thomson F 1992 89
Brow Well Thoughts at the Brow Well 1976 67
Davidson Was Kind to Burns Jim McCaffery 1983 68
Dumfries The Songhouse of Scotland James Urquhart 1983 42 Robert Burns’ First Home in Dumfries
Burns’s House, Dumfries James Reid 1938 52
Burns’s House, Dumfries Advertisement of Sale 1938 59
Editorial: Burns's House, Dumfries 1945 1
Burns's House, Dumfries M. H McKerrow 1945 11
My Experiences at the Burns House, Thomas S.McCrorrie, 1959 15
They Were Amused, Queen & Duke of Edinburgh Visit 1976 75
Robert Burns Last Home and How it Became a Museum 2003A 11
The Globe Inn Dumfries 1937 4
The Globe Inn Dumfries Gordon R McKerrow A 1992 18
Globe Inn Restoration 1996 PR 27
The Theatre Royal Dumfries Mary J Urquhart A 1992 20
New Dumfries Theatre Royal to Preserve Burns Heritage Carol Godridge 2005W 64
Burns First Grave 1937 33
45 Burns & his Dumfries Burgess Ticket G. W Shirley 1924 90
Drama in Dumfries reprinted from The Scotsman 1955 63
Burns & Loreburn 1987 10
Ryedale Cottage Irving Miller 1989 57
Burns Neighbours in Dumfries Marion Stewart 1995 5
Ellisland Ellisland bequest to the Nation 1929 20
Ellisland Margaret L. Hendry 1966 42
Burns the Farmer Goes on Show 1981 40
Stepping into Burns’s Shoes 1988 83
Ellisland Bicentenary 1989 58
Ellisland Today James A Mackay N 1993 40
Developments at Ellisland Farm Donald Urquhart 2003A 25
Friars’ Carse Friars’ Carse – A Memorable Visit D. Wilson Ogilvie 1985 38
The Story of Friars Carse George Douglas 1997 54
Glencairn Burns & Glencairn John Corrie 1980 84
Galloway General Burns Tour of Galloway in 1793 and the 1937 66 Fable of the Composition of ‘Scots Wha Hae’
Burns Tour of Galloway 1793 part II The Fable 1938 60
Burns Tour of Galloway 1793: Symes (Manuscript) account 1938 60 and Curries (Printed) account on parallel pages
Kirkcudbright Serendipity in Broughton House Burns Library L.L.A. 1986 11
A Curious Burns Item in the Library at Broughton House, 1984 58
The Selkirk Grace: Fact & Fable 1989 24
The Burns Library at Broughton House Kirkcudbright George McCulloch F 1994 102
Robert Burns and the Stewarty of Kirkcudbright 1999 94
46 Borders Robert Burns, Burgess of Sanquhar & Brother Freemen Tom Wilson 1910 34
Burns in the Borderland G Hope Tait, 1914 131
From Craig-Brown’s History of Selkirk-shire 1914 137
Logan Water A. T Craig 1916 35
The Pin That Mended a Mill, (Hawick) R.E. Scott 1964 30
Burns in Selkirk 1977 48
Burns Club Traces Aussie’s Roots (Lesmahagow) Robert Scott 1980 42
Wauchope Cairn 1987 73
Robert Burns at Innerliethen J A Anderson 1997 26
Edinburgh
Edinburgh Churchyards & J Maxwell Wood 1923 39 the Friends of Robert Burns
No Storied Urn, Burns & A.V. Stuart 1954 24 the Canongate Churchyard
Golden Jubilee of Scottish Burns Club, 1971 44 Garden Seats Presented. (Canongate)
Memorial to "Clarinda" in Edinburgh Peter Smellie 1923 46
Bonnie Jean Visits Edinburgh and Meets “Clarinda” A 1994 5
Robert Burns and Walter Scott, Commemorative tablet in Edinburgh 1928 102
Robert Burns and Walter Scott 1929 132
Burns' Lodgings in Edinburgh John McVie 1939 72
Burns's First Visit to Edinburgh Elizabeth Ewing 1945 8
Marking Burns Last Visit to Edinburgh M 1992 113
Robert Burns & Edinburgh John McVie 1964 2
Robert Burns & Edinburgh, Cont’d John McVie 1965 19
Robert Burns & Edinburgh, Cont’d John McVie 1966 17
47 Robert Burns & Edinburgh, Cont’d John McVie 1967 22
Topham’s Letters from Edinburgh, Intimate A.M. Donaldson 1954 52 Description of the capital in the time of Burns
Burns and East Lothian Andrew McCallum 1924 48
Well Restored by Tranent Club 1978 79
Dear Bought Bess (Whitburn) John Mackay 1980 7
(Re, Dear Bought Bess above) Bill Hilton 1981 38
The Tours & Other Areas
Burns as a Tourist Andrew McCallum 1904 41
The West Highland Tour & Highland Mary Allan Bayne 1906 102
Burns’s West Highland Tour, The Grierson MS J.L.Hempstead 1974 30
The Enigma of the West Highland Tour J.L. Hempstead 1983 62
The Physical and Psychological Vacation Priscilla J Kucik 2000 105 Tours of Robert Burns in 1787
The Pilgrim’s Progress: Raymond J S Grant 2001 166 Robert Burns’s Tours in 18th Century Scotland
Burns at a "Druids Temple" A. T Craig 1916 32
Burns tour of the Highlands: Castle Grant & Aberdeen 1944 32
Robert Burns and the Highlands Alexander Brian Mearns A 1992 6
Further Highland Influences R Peel N 1992 67
My Hearts in The Highlands (Dalwhinnie) 2005A 53
Burns and the Devon Andrew McCallum 1903 60
Central Scotland Burns’s Tour of Andrew McCallum 1957 32 the Devon Valley and Perthshire
Commemoration Cairn at Harviestoun 1974 7
At the Cauldron Linn, Alex B. McIver 1977 45
Burns and Stirling Elspeth King 1997 52
48 Robert Burns and his Association with the Town of Falkirk Jim Watt 2000 31
Burns & the Kingdom of Fife W McMillan 1922 95
Robert Burns a Burgess of Dumbarton J. M.Menzies, 1927 82
Robert Burns Honorary Burgess of Dumbarton James L Hempstead 2003S 14 The Burgess Ticket
Burns' Associations with West Renfrew C L Brodie 1905 80
Robert Burns and Renfrewshire, Andrew McCallum 1950 48 Myth, Conjecture Fact
Robert Burns & Paisley James Thomson 1923 5
Robert Burns and Upper Clydesdale Andrew McCallum 1919 171
Robert Burns and Uppermost Clydesdale W McMillan 1920 78
Burns' Glasgow Haunts Dr.Lothian 1906 114
Burns' Visits to Glasgow: Fiction and Fact Elizabeth Ewing 1942 23
Burns & Glasgow. George . Emslie 1958 62
Demolition of the Black Bull George Emslie 1959 65
Places of Interest in Glasgow for Burnsians Colin Hunter McQueen 2000 142
Glasgow and Robert Burns: Roy Scott 2001 218 Random Observations from the Sandyford Club
Glenbervie In the Nursery of the Burneses Edward Pinnington1908 16
The Burnes Family in Glenbervie Henry J Rennie 1931 28
A Burns Document for Alloway (Inventory of Bogjorgan 1705) 1945 27
Burns Ancestors: Proposed Restoration of 1931 35 Tombstones in Glenbervie Churchyard
Historic Tombstones, Charles C Easton 1949 49
A Message from the Fatherland Lawrence R Burness F 1992 75
The Story of Clochnahill 2003A 28
A Sign of the Times (Gardenstone Hotel Closes) 2002A 20
49 Outside Scotland
Ireland Burns and Ireland J Jeffrey Hunter 1918 61
Agnes Burns Cottage (Dundalk Ireland) 1997 110
Agnes Burns Cottage and Visitor Centre 1999 43 Knockbridge Dundalk Co Louth Ireland
Agnes Burns Cottage Geraldine McCullagh 2000 90 Anne Allan
Burns in Ulster Leslie A Montgomery 2001 85
Jamaica Burns' Jamaica Connections 1903 79
Burns and Jamaica S. R. G. 1911 77
Burns and Jamaica J. R. 1912 107
Burns and the Indies in 1788 J DeLancey Ferguson 1930 101
Robert Burns and Jamaica F 1992 97
Others The Cheltenham Connection Tina Pulford 1995 28
The Cheltenham Connection 1996 260
Alexander McLachlan (1818-1896): W Watson Buchanan A 1993 4 The Robert Burns of Canada & Walter F Kean
50 Relics, Commemorations, Anniversaries
Manuscripts etc.
Some Hamilton Paul Manuscripts 1893 91
The Hamilton Paul Manuscripts 1894 86
Some missing Burns manuscripts G A Aitken 1895 41
The Gray Manuscripts 1896 42
The Earnock Manuscripts [New Light on Currie's Biography] (Part 1) 1898 9
The Earnock Manuscripts (Part 2) 1899 5
Catalogue of the Earnock MSS E Barrington Nash 1900 107
A Notable Burns MS 1902 109
The Cambusdoon Manuscript 1906 118
Proposed Sale of Glenriddell Manuscripts. 1914 5
The Glenriddell MSS, The Happy Issue 1914 139
Glenriddell Burns Manuscripts Handed to Scottish National Library 1927 85
The Glenriddell Burns Manuscripts 1940 43
The Burns Federation and the 2000 94 Return of the Glenriddell Manuscripts
The Dunfermline Manuscripts 1923 86
A Graphic Analysis of Maurice Sarfaty 2005S 52 : Robert Burns’ Handwriting Note by Priscilla J Kucik
Unpublished Manuscripts of Burns Davidson Cook 1926 60 A. J. Law Collection
Unpublished Manuscripts of Burns Davidson Cook 1927 14 A. J. Law Collection Pt II
Unpublished Manuscripts of Burns Davidson Cook 1928 11 A. J. Law Collection Pt III
A Burns Manuscript James Thomson 1926 103
51 Burns & Ellisland: Three letters 1926 104
Three Lettters of Robert Burns 1928 5
Burns Manuscripts: Graham of Fintry Collection 1928 18
Poor Mailie’s Elegy, An Early Manuscript 1932 25
The Stair Manuscript 1936 44
Holy Willie’s Prayer at Auction 1939 3
Letter from Burns to Mrs Riddell 1939 10
Alleged Commonplace Books of Burns 1940 24
Letters of Robert Burns 1941 4
The Lass o' Ballochmyle" - a palinode 1941 6
A Burns Document for Alloway 1945 27
“Ever to be near you” from Mavisgrove MSS 1951 96
“Robert Aiken” from Mavisgrove MSS 1951 95
Burns’s Tippling Ballad – Henryk Minc 1997 92 The Ross Manuscript
World Record Price for a Burns Manuscript 1998 102
The Geddes Burns 2000 114
Who Really Did Receive the “Geddes Burns?” Frank Leslie 2002W 22
A Poem in the Poet’s Hand 2004W 2
Facsimile of Burns Manuscript 1892 39 See also “Advertisement” by James Stillie in back pages of 1892 Chronicle re the above (not included in recent Federation reprint)
The Edinburgh Forgeries 1893 123
Forgeries of Burns manuscripts John S Clarke 1941 24
52 Early Editions, Relics, Artifacts etc
Notes on the First & Early Editions W Craibe Angus 1893 83
The Second Edition of Burns J Barclay Murdoch, 1895 107
The Dundee Copy of the First Edition 1899 86
Sterne annotated by Burns 1903 44
Relic of Burns Kenneth Glencairn Burns 1906 117
Volume Annotated by Burns 1916 13
The Story of Some Burns Relics Robert Duncan 1916 82
Burns Cottage Relics, A Spurious Collection J C Ewing 1920 126
To The Editor, “The Glasgow Herald” ( re the Easdale “Collection”) 1920 133
Another 1920 134
Clarinda's Copy of Burns Poems 1926 108
The Earliest American Editions of Burns Poems G F Black 1927 142
The Jolly Beggars an Unrecorded Edition 1927 144
Burns in the Auction Rooms 1927 - 1928 1929 17
Burns in the Auction-Room 1928 – 1929 1930 24
Burns in the Auction-Room 1929 – 1930 1931 14
Burns in the Auction-Room 1930 – 1931 1932 6
Burns in the Auction-Room 1931 – 1932 1933 12
Burns in the Auction-Room 1932 – 1933 1934 11
Burns in the Auction-Room 1933 – 1934 1935 12
Burns in the Auction-Room 1934 – 1935 1936 6
Burns in the Auction-Room 1935 – 1936 1937 121
Burns in the Auction-Room 1936 – 1937 1938 85
Burns in the Auction-Room 1937 – 1938 1939 102
Burns in the Auction-Room 1938 – 1939 1940 65
53 Burns in the Auction-Room 1941 59
Burns in the Auction-Room 1921 45
Some Missing Burns Manuscripts: The Auction Sales of 1861-1862 1945 15
Auction Rooms 1945 – 46 1947 43
Auction Rooms 1947 1948 58
A Burns Relic, Burns Wangee Rod 1929 19
The Dedication copy of Burns Poems to Gavin Hamilton 1930 32
Still They Come ( Snuff Mill) 1931 108
Printed Intimation of the Death of Robert Burns 1933 fp113
Burns and the Della Cruscans C Angus 1940 12
An "unknown edition" of Burns Poems An American Scot 1940 59
A Book From Burns’s Library (ref William Tytler) 1942 14
This "Burns-relic" Business Elizabeth Ewing 1943 11
Burns Statuette in Silver 1944 17
Books From Burns’s Library 1944 23
Burns Lantern Slides 1945 31
Editorial Comment 1948 1
£30 for Edinburgh Edition etc. 1949 23
A Burns Epigram 1949 38
Spectacles for Burns Museum 1949 41
Burns Letter sold for £17 1949 48
Burns MSS for Cottage Museum 1949 54
Kilmarnock Burns sold for £750 1952 54
Lodge St David;s Minute Books 1952 55
Sale of another Kilmarnock Burns 1953 25
Low Bid for Kilmarnock Burns 1955 67
£580 for Kilmarnock Edition 1958 40 54 £5500 for a Burns Work from Ayr Advertiser March 12th 1964 1965 86
High Price for a Copy of The Kilmarnock Edition 1966 76
Tam O’Shanter’s Horn 1968 47
Burns’s Pistols Sold in South Africa 1979 40
The Whistle 1981 31
Serendipity in Broughton House Burns Library L.L.A. 1986 11
Burns at Auction 1990 44
Burns’ Masonic Apron Back in Dumfries A 1991 6
Burns Chronicle and Club Directory, Brief History 1892 – 1992 F 1992 68
Advertising in the Early Burns Chronicles James L Hempstead F 1992 72
The Thomson Vase Alex Wilson M 1992 116
Mauchline Ware D 1994 52
How We Licked ‘Em Emrys Hughes 1995 24
Clydesdale Bank Robert Burns Commemorative Note Issue 1996 8
Robert Burns Banknotes 1996 10
Launch of Bicentenary Stamps 1996 12
Burns on Coins James A Mackay 1996 257
Burns the “Stamp” of Success Peter J Westwood 1996 233
Scottish Memorial Woodware 1996 286
Can You Help? (Burns and Walter Scott in Masonic Regalia) 1997 48
Yet Another Stained Glass Commemorative Window 1998 7
Locket Containing Strand of “Highland Mary’s Hair” discovered in Australia 1998 9
World Record Price for a Burns Manuscript 1998 102
A Commemorative Shrine to Robert Burns 1999 36
Rare Lithographic Prints Illustrating Songs by Robert Burns 1999 37
A Strange Compound: R B Longmore 1999 121 The Cast of the Skull of Robert Burns and D W Purdie
55 The Founders Memorial Chain A McKee 1999 111
A Master at Work Repairing a Statuette 2001 57
Such is his Worldwide Fame 2002A 4
Robert Burns Coconut Shell Cup 2002A 16
Kilmarnock Edition Sold for 20,000 2002A 24
Burns Chronicles 1892-1900 2002A 38
A New Burns Heritage Tartan 2002A BC
Burns Chronicles 1892-1900 2002W 53
Tam O’ Shanter Ballet Generous Gift to Federation 2003S 3
Gift of Statue to Alloway Burns Club 2003S 28
Ridgway Pottery for Mauchline 2003S 42
Robert Burns Ridgway Pottery Presentation to Ellisland Farm 2003W 30
The Book Sale The Bibliography & Burns Ronnie Crichton 2003W 56
Presentation of Mauchline Boxware Plates 2003W 59
Another First Edition (The Definitive Illustrated Companion to Robert Burns) 2004S 14
The Stool of Repentance James L Hempstead 2004S 16
Burns Gifts for Wee Bush in Carnwath 2004S 64
Help 2004A 1
Kilmarnock Edition in Melbourne 2004A 5
Son of the Poet Circa 1808 2004W 2
(THREE Kilmarnock Editions pictured) 2004W 4
Burns Copy of The Wallace at Auction Bill Dawson 2004W 8
Burns at the Home of Wordsworth 2005A 10
Wilson Meets Poet in Paris 2005A 61
Exploring the Burns Chronicle 1892 -2005 Bill Dawson 2005A 70
Chronicle Editor had Two Kilmarnock Editions in his Collection 2005W 30
Presentation at Blair Castle John Haining 2005W 54 56 Collections, Libraries, Museums & Exhibitions
The Burns Exhibition David Sneddon 1896 63
Opening of the Burns Exhibition 1897 13
The Burns Exhibition 1897 131
The Craibe Angus Burnsiana J.C. Ewing 1904 105
The Scottish Exhibition 1912 103
The Murison Collection W McMillan 1922 104
Burns Museum at Largs Thomas Helme 1936 70
Letter from Burns to Mrs Riddell 1939 10
Burns Lantern Slides 1945 31
The Murison Burns Collection, Library & Museum, J.C. Ewing 1948 52
Burns Books on Show A noteworthy exhibition 1952 71
The Catalogue of the Murison Burns Collection N.H.C. 1953 70
Burns Exhibition in Edinburgh 1954 63
A Librarian Looks at Burns Nancie Campbell 1955 46
Tam O’Shanter Museum John Gray 1957 30
Bi-centenary Exhibitions, Burns Work on show at National Library of Scotland 1960 81 Mauchline 85 Henry E. Huntington Library, San Marino, California 87
Exhibition of Burns Translations Gordon Mackley 1960 88
Burns Room at the Mitchell Stewart Hunter 1977 34
Burns Relics on Display in Arbroath Charles C. Easton 1978 36
Antique Smith’s Manuscripts W.H. Dunlop 1978 40
British Rail Poster Lent to a Burns Museum ( Mauchline) Bill Portland 1980 51
Burns the Farmer Goes on Show (Ellisland) 1981 40
James Currie’s Robert Burns James Glass 1983 57
A Curious Burns Item in the Library at Broughton House, Kircudbright 1984 58
57 The G. Ross Roy Collection at South Carolina 1990 46
The Bad News ( Tam o Shanter Museum Ayr) M 1993 107
The Burns Library at Broughton House Kirkcudbright George McCulloch F 1994 102
Burns Room/Museum Opens in Ottowa Canada M 1994 119
Nepean Collector Marks Burns Day in Style M 1994 122
Santa Barbara California Bicentenial Exhibition 1996 PR 39
Paisley Exhibition 1996 PR 46
Greenock’s Bicentenary Burns Exhibition 1996 PR 54
Pride and Passion (National Library of Scotland) 1996 PR 55
The Bard is Welcomed Back to Gatehouse of Fleet 1996 PR 71
Dumbarton Burns Exhibition 1996 PR 72
Rantin’ Rovin’ Robin Bicentenary Exhibition : Glasgow City Libraries 1996 PR 77
The Murison Burns Collection: A Forgotten Library Chris Neale 2001 65
Stirling Burns Exhibition 2004S 36
Robert Burns In His Time And After Bill Dawson 2004W 3 A Colloquium, Exhibition and Celebration at The University of South Carolina
Broughton House Kirkcudbright – a Burns’ Treasure Trove 2005S 29
Robert Burns Returns to Ellisland Donald Urquhart 2005A 64
Goudie Art Exhibition in Paisley Museum Art Gallery 2005A 68
Bibliographies Aids & Guides
Bibliography 1892 104
Bibliography 1893 153
Bibliography 1894 164
Bibliography 1895 157
Bibliography 1896 116
58 Bibliography 1900 125
Bibliography 1901 119
Bibliography of Robert Burns 1928 122
Bibliography of Robert Burns 1929 167
Bibliography 1930 135
Bibliography 1931 104
Bibliography 1932 117
Bibliography 1933 112
Bibliography 1934 119
Bibliography 1935 110
Bibliography 1936 107
Bibliography 1937 122
Bibliography 1938 87
Bibliography 1939 103
Bibliography 1940 66
Bibliography 1941 65
Burns Bibliography: British Museum Catalogue, 1942 41 Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature
A Guide to Burns Literature, Catalogue of The 1934 23 Robert Burns Collection inThe Mitchell Library Glasgow
Burns Bibliography G. Ross Roy 1982 60
The G. Ross Roy Collection at South Carolina 1990 46
Burns A – Z : The Complete Word Finder 1990 26
A ‘Chronicle’ Readers’ Checklist R. Peel 1974 44
Index of Articles and their Writers in the Chronicle 1908 150
Index of Illustrations in “Annual Burns Chronicle” 1910 124
59 Portraits of RB & Others
The Portraits of Burns D W Stevenson 1892 79
Early Portraits of Robert Burns Alex S Mackay 1893 64
Reminiscences of Robert Burns Robert C Hall 1893 73
New Etching of Burns 1894 163
Engraved Portraits of Burns Geo Aikman 1895 72
The Authentic Portraits of Burns Alex S McKay 1896 51
Authentic Portrait of Jean Armour 1900 106
The Missing Raeburn Portrait 1908 60
The Nasmyth-Raeburn Portrait of Robert Burns 1909 104
Reproduction of the Thomson-Nasmyth Portrait 1909 110
Review New Engraving:- “Inauguration of Robert Burns as Poet Laurate 1910 12 of the Lodge Canongate Kilwinning; Edinburgh bMarch 1787,
An Anthropological Study of Some Portraits Arthur Keith 1915 36 of Shakespeare and of Burns
Alexander Reid, Painter of Burns Miniature John Muir 1918 52
A New Portrait - Is it Burns? 1923 97
Was The Raeburn-Nasmyth Portrait ever Engraved 1924 8
The Personal Appearance of the National Poet P R Landreth 1924 19
The Silhouette Portraits of Burns James Thomson 1925 20
Beungo's Engravings of Burns Davidson Cook, 1925 31
More Light on the Raeburn-Nasmyth Portraits 1925 3
A New Portrait of Robert Burns 1928 3
Nasmyth’s Full-Length Portrait of Burns 1938 78
Another Portrait of Burns? 1944 38
The Burns Portraits 1952 44
Swinton Portrait of Robert Burns G.G.Neill Wright 1956 11
60 Provenance of the Swinton Portrait G.G.Neill Wright 1956 18 & Helen J Wright
What Was Burns Really Like 1964 33
Swinton Portrait 1968 33
Is This Really Burns George A. Young 1969 8
Oil Painting Gift to Burns Federation 1996 PR 98
Portrait of Robert Burns William Anderson 2001 111
Can You Help? (Burns and Walter Scott in Masonic Regalia) 1997 48
The Courage of John Weaver: Raymond J S Grant 2000 76 The Edmonton Statue of Burns
Illustrations of Works & Scenes
The Lament" notes on the earliest known illustration of a poem 1936 43
The Illustrator of Burns T. Crouther Gordon 1954 6
David Allan: Painter and Illustrator James L Hempstead 2004A 8
Rantin Rovin Robin: Colin Hunter McQueen 1996 51 the Life of Robert Burns: An Illustrated Story
Rantin Rovin Robin: Colin Hunter McQueen 1997 33 the Life of Robert Burns: An Illustrated Story
Heraldry
The Heraldry of Burns W McMillan 1920 90
Burns’s Seal, The Poet & Heraldry, John McVie 1952 56
Burns’s Bogus Armorial Bearings ames T. Tomlinson 1980 72
Burns & Heraldry Farquhar MacKenzie 1981 39
Rabbie’s Seal 1986 49
Burns & the Gentle Science Samuel K. Gaw 1990 21
The Gentle Science Again Lawrence R Burness 1996 281
61 Statues & Memorials.
The Death Day Centenary of Burns Colin Rae-Brown 1895 145 Statue of Highland Mary at Dunoon
Statues of Burns An Art Student 1896 121
Proposed Burns Memorial in Mauchline W. S.Macmillan 1896 47
Statue of Highland Mary at Dunoon Colin Rae Brown 1896 109
Burns Memorial & Cottages Mauchline 1897 86
Statue of Highland Mary – Dunoon 1897 109
Unveiling of the Paisley Statue 1897 115
National Burns Memorial at Mauchline 1899 91
An Episode at the Inauguration 1899 113
The Bust of Burns at Carlisle 1899 116
Unveiling the statue in Leith 1899 128
Unveiling of Burns Statue at Barre USA 1900 115
A Plea for Jean Armour Philip Sully FSA 1901 65
Memorial to “the Lassie wi’ the Lint-white Locks D Lawson Johnstone 1902 100
The Alloway Monument Phillip Sulley 1902 115
The Site of Burns Monument at Alloway J McBain 1904 25
Burns Stewarton Relatives: Memorial Unveiled 1911 92
The Unveiling of the Montrose Statue 1913 69
Unveiling the Burns Memorial at Galashiels 1914 120
The Chair of Scottish History and Literature. 1915 64
Stirling Burns Statue 1915 82
James Thom, Sculptor J. McBain 1916 61
A Statue of Burns at Timaru NZ 1916 99
Proposed Removal of the Highland Mary Memorial in Greenock 1918 86
Proposed Removal of the Highland Mary Memorial 1920 31
62 Memorial to Gavin Hamilton at Mauchline 1920 138
Removal of the Highland Mary Memorial 1921 87
Removal of the Highland Mary Memorial 1921 92
The End of an Old Song A McPhail 1922 78
The Story of the Kilmarnock Burns Temple Hoax John Aitken 1922 82
Unveiling of the Burns Statue in Detroit R. K. Young 1922 92
Memorial to "Clarinda" in Edinburgh Peter Smellie 1923 46
Glencairn Memorial at Falmouth 1923 114
Memorial to Alexander Findlater 1924 77
Burns Memorial at Mauchline 1926 86
The Burns Federation’s Memorial to Robert Fergusson 1928 54
Robert Burns and Walter Scott, Commemorative Tablet in Edinburgh 1928 102
Ellisland bequest to the Nation 1929 20
The Mausoleum of Burns: Proposed Replacement of the Interior Statuary 1930 27
The Mausoleum of Burns: Proposed Replacement of the Interior Statuary 1931 26
Burns Ancestors: Proposed Restoration of Tombstones 1931 35 in Glenbervie Churchyard
Proposed Mausoleum to Glenbervie Forbears of Burns A Mutch 1935 94
The Burns Federation Memorial to Wallace and Burns 1930 41
Memorial to Mrs Dunlop of Dunlop 1930 46
Burns Memorial at Kirkoswald 1930 51
National Burns Memorial at Mauchline: Additional Cottage Homes 1931 96
Burns Memorial at Dundalk 1936 78
Leglen Wood Memorial 1936 99
Burns Mausoleum Dumfries: An Appeal by Dumfries Burns Club 1936 86
Burns Mausoleum: Unveiling New Statuary 1937 34
Sculptor of The Jolly Beggars William Sinclair 1938 77
63 Memorial to Clarinda 1939 fp 98
Handsome Nell 1943 36
Statue of Burns Unveiled at Arbroath 1960 49
Unveiling Ceremony at Alloway 1966 36
Commemoration Cairns Unveiled: Glen Afton and Harviestoun Ceremonies) 1974 7
A “Highland Mary” Memorial 1977 65
Well Restored by Tranent Club 1978 79
The Bard Now Standing on Platform One 1979 16
Burns Monument Re-dedication Service 1980 54
Covington Mains Cairn A A Scott 1982 20
The Burns Window in Crown Court Church London Jimmy Mason 1982 49
St Giles Cathedral – Robert Burns Memorial Window J F W Thomson 1982 78
Unveiling of Memorial to Burns (London, Ontario) Dr JimConnor 1983 11
The Winnipeg Burns Monumet E R Evans 1985 14
Burns Garden Appeal Robert McKay 1985 41
Scots Plan a Cairn to Burns Bessie Little 1985 80
Hamilton (Ontario) Burns Monument Bessie Little 1986 12
Burns Shelter in Prestonpans 1986 30
Wauchope Cairn 1987 73
The World-wide Memorials to Robert Burns 1989 77
Robbie’s Statues Jeff Brownrigg 1989 89
Sponsors Wanted (Plaques in St Michaels Churchyard) D C Smith F 1993 84
The Building of Wauchope Cairn Archie McArthur A 1993 26
Moffat’s Black Bull Inn Unveiling Replica Window 1996 PR 18
Bicentenary Seat for Irvine Shopping mall 1996 PR 44
The Poet’s Locomotive 1996 PR 53
Dumbarton Unveil Plaque 1996 PR 81 64 Memorial Cairn for Prestonpans 1996 PR 116
Sanquhar Honours the Bard 1996 PR 139
Alloway Parish Church Dedication of Burns Memorial Window 1996 PR 151
Bicentenary Facelift for Greenock’s Monumet to Highland Mary 1996 PR 156
Robert Burns Seat Dedicated to Memory of Past Presidents 1996 PR 158
Edinburgh Burns Monument: An open Door after 15 Years 1996 231
500,000 for a Burns Temple in Kilmarnock! 1996 284
London Ontario Memorial 1996 285
Rededication of Robert Burns Statue in Vancouver Donald Sinclair 1997 57
The Burns Window at Glasgow University Lesley M Richmond 1998 8
Robert Burns Commemorated in Stone at Makar’s Court, Edinburgh 1998 29
Mossgiel Cairn John Skilling 1998 61
Another Burns Cottage Thomas Keith 1999 32
Memorialising Robert Burns Ian Howie-Willis 1999 98
The Burns Headstones in Erskine Churchyard William McCallum 1999 173
The Courage of John Weaver: Raymond J S Grant 2000 76 The Edmonton Statue of Burns
The Getle Art of the Scupltor: Raymond J S Grant 2000 131 The Making of the Edmonton Statue
Places of Interest in Glasgow for Burnsians Colin Hunter McQueen 2000 142
Burns Statues in North America Thomas Keith 2001 71
Alan Lees, Sculptor in Wood 2001 190
Irvine Club’s Stained Glass Window 2001 225
Robert Burns World Federation Garden of Remembrance 2002A 2
Alexander Findlater Plaque Dedicated 2002A 32
Did You Know? ( Architect for Mausoleum) 2002A 56
A World First for Bonie Jean 2002W 1
An Historic Occasion at Mauchline 2002W 3 65 Burns News at the Stirling Smith 2002W 49
World’s First for Mauchline Amanda Smith 2002W 59 as Statue of Jean Armour is Unveiled
Robert Burns Day in Houston, Texas 2003S 29 Unveiling of Bust
Burns Statue Appeal Paisley Joe Harkins & Iain Skene 2003W 52
The Robert Burns Statue of Camperdown The Mel-Burnsian 2004S 6
Bonie Jean Armour 2004A 1
A Statue to Jean Armour in Dumfries David Smith 2004A 40
Jean Armour Statue Unveiled at Dumfries 2004W 14
Unveiling Burns Statue Bendigo Australia 1911 2004W 34
With Thanks ( Fire at Kay Park Monument and other heritage sites) 2005S 1
National Burn Memorial Homes 2005A 31
My Hearts in The Highlands ( Plaque at Dalwhinnie) 2005A 53
Can You Help (Statue Burns and Highland Mary??) 2005A 72
American Readers interest in Old Photograph ( re Can You help) Brian Doyle 2005W 55
What is it? Where is it? (Question re Ceiling of Mausoleum) 2005W 28
Unrecorded Bust of Burns 2005W 55
66 Festivals & Anniversaries (including Speeches etc.)
Three Centenaries of Burns 1897 8
Centenary Demonstrations 1897 37
Centenary Demonstrations at Sydney NSW 1897 124
Centenary Demonstrations at Dunedin NZ 1897 127
Mr Balfour on Burns 1898 44
Proposed Lectureship William Freeland 1900 45
Federation Dinner at Dumfries 1900 108
Report on the Proposed Lectureship W Freeland 1901 91
The Proposed Burns Lectureship 1902 46
Robert Burns (Speech) George Frisbie Hoar 1902 75
Hallowe'en (The Work of Burns & Mayne) Andrew McCallum1908 24
The Scottish History Chair Prof Lawson 1909 85
Plea for a Chair of Scottish History Prof. W. Smart 1909 92
Survey of Discussion W M Wallace 1909 95
Circular Issued by the Burns Federation W Wallace 1909 98
Plea for a Chair of Scottish History Prof. W. Smart 1909 92
Survey of Discussion Dr W M Wallace 1909 95
Circular Issued by the Burns Federation W Wallace 1909 98
Some Centenary Tributes to Burns A. C White 1909 121
Chair of Scottish History 1910 101
Mr Andrew Carnegie on Burns 1913 69
A Great Burns Dinner One Hundred Years Ago James Robb 1917 64
The Late Principal Denney on Burns 1918 69
Mr. Gribbel's Visit to Scotland 1921 5
Burns as a Social Force Joseph Dobbie 1929 57
67 Mr Stanley Baldwin on Burns 1930 53
Robert Burns The Man 1930 71
The Influence of Religious Training on Burns’s Writings E Sherwood Gunson 1935 26
Burns and Freemasonry R. T. .Halliday 1937 94
The Burns Federation Present and Future Prof Hans Hecht 1938 24
Anniversary Sermon W.Phin Gillieson 1938 30
An Immortal Memory, to the Burns Club of Atlanta T. W Reed 1941 48
Burns's Message for Today - A Sermon W.Phin Gillieson 1941 10
Longfellow on Burns Harold A.Cockburn 1942 15
Stay-at-home Scots Scholars Alexander Keith 1942 36
Anniversary Sermon W.Phin Gillieson 1943 6
Anniversary Sermon D A Diederich 1944 5
Immortal Memory BBC Home Service 25th January 1944 Dr Wen Yuang-ning1945 6
The Burns Festival of 1844 C Angus 1945 20
150th Anniversary of the death of Burns Dumfries 1947 4 Glenbervie 1947 15
International Burns Festival 1955 1955 68
International Burns Festival 1955 1956 75
The Robert Burns Bi-centenary Celebrations, preliminary notes 1960 1
Bi-centenary Dinner at Kilmarnock 1960 4
Other Bi-centenary Dinners 1960 15
Sunday 25th January 1959, the 200th Anniversary of the Birth of Robert Burns 1960 53 Alloway 53 Ayr 53 Kilmarnock, special service in Laigh Kirk 55 Dumfries 58 Edinburgh 59 Glasgow 64
I, Robert Burns, the Pageant at Ayr 1960 74
Sinfonia for Two Orchestras, Ian Hamilton’s Bi-centenary Composition 1960 94
68 Bi-centenary Dedication of Memorial Window, Covent Garden 1961 1
Some Memories, Immortal & Otherwise Fred J. Belford 1967 36
Burns Night Spectacular, New Idea from Montreal 1969 40
TamO’Shanter Rides Again 1971 72
Thoughts at the Brow Well 1976 67
South Shields Fair Fa’ Your Honest Sonsie Plaice 1976 82
In Tam’s Footsteps Dorothy K. Hayes 1976 83
Under the Influence John Rundle 1977 55
Award-winning Festival Puts summer spotlight on Robert Burns 1978 8
However Fortune Kicked the Ba’ (Motherwell FC) David McGregor 1978 63
A Sassenach’s Tribute to Fellow Burnsians Rosalind Keyte 1978 87
Suggested Lines for Organsing a Burns Supper J.F.T.Thomson 1979 31
Robert Burns Festival 1977 1979 44
Festival 1978 1979 46
Burns Festival Appoint an Administrator 1979 48
The Robert Burns Festival, 1978 Judith A. Sleigh 1979 49
The Robert Burns Festival 1979 1980 26
A Lover of Burns 1980 43
Award Winners in 1979 Robert Burns (Craft) Competition 1980 58
Kilmarnock & Loudon Burns Day 1981 33
Year of the Scot 1981 1981 44
Burns Festival 1980 1981 63
Commemorative stained Glass includes Robert Burns 1982 52
Burns Festival 1980 1982 65
The Dumfries & Galloway Festival of the Arts 1983 28
Burns Festival 1982 Bill Anderson 1983 73
Robert Burns Festival 1985 1986 7 69 Dick Rides Again (Guid Nychburris Anniversary) 1986 19
Immortal Memories from John’s Transatlantic Trip 1986 56
Scottish International Gathering Trust Ltd & 1986 69 The Burns Federation Centenary Dinner
West Sound Burns Supper Joe Campbell 1987 16
An Exotic Burns Supper William Adair 1987 16
Dumfries Octocentenary Celebrations David Smith 1987 64
The Celebration of the Bi-centenary of the Kilmarnock Edition. Enez Logan 1988 25
Dumfries Octocentenary Celebrations D.R.H. Crichton 1988 36
Scotland’s Burns Tradition Comes to Hertfordshire Dudley Sizeland 1988 87
A Burns Dinner in 1819 A 1991 30
Upon That Night (Hallowe’en) R Peel A 1993 22
Burns Supper in Ravenscraig Canada M 1994 122
Dumfries Commemoration Lord Roseberry 1995 5
Burns Chronicle – Bicentenary Pictorial Review ) 1996 fp 2 (160 Pages within 1996 Chronicle
St Giles – Bicentenary Service 1996 PR 21
Bicentenary Parade at Cupar 1996 PR 32
Ploughing match at Mossgiel 1996 PR 34
Commemoration at the Glenbervie Churchyard 1996 PR 132
The Biggest Burns Night 1959 1996 94
The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns David Shankland 1996 252
The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns Colin F Black 1997 42
The Creed of Burns: Address Given at Stewart Gill 1997 90 Robert Burns Commemorative Service Melbourne
Some Thoughts on the Bi-Centenary Celebrations Raymond J S Grant 1997 114
The Toast to the Lassies Raymond Grant 1998 133
Robert Burns: The Immortal Memory Alex Tyrrell 1998 136
70 Address to the Peebles Conference 1998 Andrew L Tulley 1998 141
Speech of Professor Hans Hecht (1937 Conference) 1999 48
Toast to the Twa Lands Raymond J S Grant 1999 192
The Immortal Memory David Mackay 2001 90
Honorary Degree of Doctor of Letters Ronnie Jack 2002W 45 Professor George Ross Roy Laureation Address
Kofi Annan Pays Tribute to Robert Burns: 2004S 9 (The Inaugural Robert Burns Memorial Lecture)
Robert Burns Memorial Lecture at the Jack Hume 2004S 11 United Nations Building New York 1/13/04
Following the Poet to the Bachelors’ Club Joe Kennedy 2004W 50
Address given … at the 200 Anniversary of Samuel Hay 2005A 43 the Founding of the Bachelors Club
Burns Honour for Bishop ( Rev Pius Ncube RB Humanitarian Award) 2005A 46
The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns ( St Andrews BC) Colin McAllister 2005A 47
71 Clubs
The First “Burns Nicht” (Alloway) Elizabeth Ewing 1948 38 & The First Burns Club (Greenock)
In The Beginning Clark Hunter 1982 54
In The Beginning. (Greenock Ayrshire Society) 2000 7
Settle that Argument J.F.W.T. 1982 53
Greenock Burns Club J. B Morrison 1893 115
Greenock Burns Club, A Sketch of its History Charles L Brodie 1927 124
Greenock and District Burns Clubs, Arthr Murray 1931 95 Robert Burns Bed and Jean Armour Cot
Fraternal Greetings from Greenock BC” Mabel A Irving, 1986 45
How Old is Greenock Burns Club Clark Hunter 1991 77
Cont’d J.A.M. 1991 83
The Burns Society of Greenock F 1993 70
The Mother Club Robert Peat F 1993 83
Greenock Burns Club E Jones M 1993 132
Greenock Burns Club - Bicentenary“The Mother Club”(1) James B Morrison 2000 9
Greenock Burns Club - Bicentenary“The Mother Club”(2) Angus MacDonald 2000 17
An American in Greenock Tracey Minkin 2002A 38
Unimaginable (Greenock and Paisley BC’s) M Caughie M 1993 132
Paisley Burns Club, A Sketch of its History James Thomson 1927 131
Paisley Burn Club Bi-Centennial Dinner 2005A 11
Paisley Burns Club History and Meeting Place 2005A 11
(A’ the Airts BC) Burns Shelter in Prestonpans 1986 31
(A’ the Airts BC) We made a film about Rabbie James M. Crawford 1987 95
Aberdeen Burns Club: Burns Cot in Childrens Hospital A B G 1931 93
Aberdeen Burns Club & the Music Festival 1978 43
72 Airdrie Burns Club, Instituted 1884 …. J.K. 1988 71
The Burns Club of Atlanta, A Sketch of its History J Jacobs 1928 113
Atlanta Burns Club USA Wightman F. Melton 1949 40
The Unique Burns Cottage of Atlanta Hugh Burns N 1992 63
Centenary of Atlanta Burns Club 1995 66
Abe Lincoln and Burns (Burns Club of Atlanta Newsletter) P G B 1996 72
President Walter Visits The States (Atlanta GA) 2005S BC
Barrmill Jolly Beggars Burns Club Diamond Jubilee 1944-2004 2004S 35
A Lead From Birmingham T N Veitch 1927 73
Three Special Events at Weston (Birnbeck BC) 1984 32
The Bowhill People’s Burns Club 1940-1990 Norman Watters 1991 32
Burns Club ( Bowhill People’s) Competition a Resounding Success 1981 54
(Re Bowhill P.B.C. Schools Competions) Margaret Cook 1983 34
Children’s Competitions in Fife ( Bowhill People’s ) 1982 39
(Calgary) Burns Club Crest 1986 82
Hurrays for the Murrays! (Lodge 427 Cambusnethan) 2004S 20
The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns Robert Davidson Ogilvie 1988 65 Delivered to the Canberra Highland Society & BC
Clumber Burns Club. Guid Gear in Sma’ Bulk 1978 97
A Discussion Group ( Colchester and District) David MacKay 2002A 44
Coldstream’s Record W. Jackson 1977 24
Coldstream Burns Club Commemorates John E Elliot 2004W 37 the Bard’s Visit to the Town
Oor Rab at the Savoy: Construction Trades Contractor’s 2001 125
Burnsian John Macmillan …..Over 500,000 for Charitable Causes 2005W 36
Trades Contractors Burns Society John MacMillan 2005W 52
Coventry - See Tam O’Shanter
Cupar Burns Club David Walker 1894 129 73 Dalry Burns Club, A Proud Record John S. Howie 1953 68
Dalry Burns Club: (the Early Years) 1996 262
Derby Scottish Assoc & BC, My Awkwart Muse William Speirs, 1984 16
Derby Scottish Association and Burns Club J M G 1933 106 Burns Bed in Derbyshire Royal Infirmary
John Laurie Honoured by Dumfries Burns Club 1978 85
(Dumfries Howff Club) 1982 51
Dumfries Burns Howff Club Centenary 1989 34
Tam O’ Shanter Competition (Dumfries Ladies BC) 2002A 62
Dundee Burnsians Donate Thousands of Pounds for Charity 2004W 49
Regiment Honours Dundonald Burns Club 1975 71
A Bannerette from a Burns Club (Dundonald) Robert Kirk 1982 30
Random Reflections from Dunedin William Brown 1987 92
Dunfermline United Burns Club, Exhibition of Childrens Drawings 1932 102
A Call from Edmonton T. Gemmell Campbell 1976 50
A Gatehouse Celebration N 1992 47
The VIP’s (Glasgow Masonic BC) David McGregor 1982 77
(Glasgow Masonic Children’s Event) Archie McArthur 1983 32
Afore Ye Go, Remember the Houses John Riddell 1984 22 Glasgow & District Burns Association
The Halton/Peel Burns Club, Ontario Canada 2005W 58
Hawick Burns Club. Opening of Clubrooms 1929 156
Burns Howff Club: 1996 Bicentenray Project David C Smith 1996 282
Sealed in Stone (The Howff Club) 2000 51
Burns Associations with India J S Henderson 1935 98
Irvine Burns Club Centenary Celebrations R M Hogg 1927 135
Irvine Burns Club, its Foundation & History 1967 50
Irvine Burns Club, Flax & Flax Dressing Bruce P. Lenman 1974 40 74 Irvine Burns Club, Flax Dressing Post Script 1975 29
Irvine Burns Club John Inglis 2001 67
Irvine Lasses 1977 75
Irvine Lasses Burns Club, “For Anne & Rosalind” 1982 33
(Irvine Lasses BC) Talking Book for the Blind 1985 93
Long Service Records. (Kelso BC) 1978 21
You Don’t Need Minutes (Kelso BC) R Donaldson A 1993 31
Kilbirnie Roseberry Burns Club – One Hundred Years Old 2005S 43
Kilmarnock Burns Club 1895 76
A Burns Dinner in 1913,How Kinross Jolly Beggars Celebrated 1970 70
(Larkhall) Burns Club Traces Aussie’s Roots Robert Scott 1980 42
Leicester Caledonian Soc. Centenary Jim Inglis 1978 44
Leith Academy Burns Club Roy Ward 1982 36
Lodge Major Ness 50 Years of a Good Deed 1977 53
London Burns Club Colin Rae-Brown 1894 133
Jubilee Anniversary Meeting of the London Robert Burns Club 1920 45
Burns Club of London, Presentation to Mr William Will 1931 81
Burn Club of London 1969 41
The First Twinning of Burns Club ( London & London Ontario) Alex Wilson 1991 34
Mauchline Burns Club – Within & Without D.I.Lyell 1982 31
New Title for NAAFB, Elma Connor 2000 85 The Robert Burns Association of North America
Bicentennial Celebrated in New York City Thomas Keith 1996 303
Pushkin School Burns Club Robert Fyfe 1964 53
New Title for NAAFB, Elma Connor 2000 85 The Robert Burns Association of North America
24th Annual Conference….. ( RBANA) 2004W 29
Rosamond Club Presentation 1982 48 75 Rosebery Burns Club’s Oldest Member 1969 39
Honest Anna ( Rutherglen BC ) John Riddell 1978 60
Burns Club of St Louis, 1945 – 55 1956 112
Burns Club of St Louis 1905 (Address 2005) 2005W 16
Robert Burns at the Caledonian Club of Robert Densmore Brill 2001 183 San Francisco’s 134th Annual Scottish Gathering and Games
The Scottish Burns Club, Glasgow, Its Jubilee Year. J. Kevan McDowall 1953 85
Golden Jubilee of the Scottish Burns Club 1971 44
(S.S.C.) Burns Federation Centenary Celebrated at Annan 1986 78
Centenary Plaque Unveiled ( Strathearn BC) Michael G Kidd F 1993 97
Sunderland Burns Club 1937 103
Symington Club’s Gift to Library 1960 100
(Tallahassee) A New Burns Look-alike 1985 39
Tam O’Shanteer Burns Club, Schoolchildren’s Competition, 1979 – 80 1981 95
Coventry Club’s Fine Achevment 1974 17
______(Photograph, second minibus) 1981 95
(Tam O’Shanter Club’s Schools Competition) J. McGuire 1983 34
Well Restored by Tranent Club 1978 79
Torrance Masonic Golden Jubilee 1979 30
The Beginnings of Winnipeg Burns Club 1980 8
1,000 Donation to Ayrshire Hospice ( West Kilbride BC) 2002A 61
Hamilton (Ontario) Burns Monument (Ye Bonnie Doon BC) Bessie Little 1986 13
Yorkshire Scottish Societies Quiz 1978 96
(Yorkshire District) “Ode to Jimmy Davie” 1986 13
Burns Clubs and Burns Song J Jeffrey Hunter 1922 55
For Lady Members of Burns Clubs Jean Muir Gourley 1939 95
For Lady Members of Burns Clubs: The Duty of Happiness Jean Muir Gourley 1941 95
76 The Youngest Burns-Clubbist John S Clarke 1945 23
Specimen Constitution and Rules for a Burns Club 1945 33
Club Reporting 50 Years Ago J Kevan McDowall N 1991 49
Federation & Conferences, Seminars etc
The Ideals of the Burns Federation 1925 1
The Burns Federation at Aberdeen 1929 40
The Burns Federation at Ayr and Kilmarnock 1935 1934 12
The Burns Federation at Derby 1928 27
The Burns Federation at Dumfries 1939 13
The Burns Federation at Elgin 1937 25
The Burns Federation at Glasgow 1935 21
The Burns Federation at Greenock 1931 16
The Burns Federation at Hawick 1932 28
The Burns Federation at Hawick 1933 13
The Burns Federation at London 1933 1934 12
The Burns Federation at Newcastle 1937 1938 11
The Burns Federation at Troon 1930 37
The Literary Fund and Robert Burns 1934 21
The Burns Federation: Notes on Its Founders 1935 12
Memories of The Burns Federation J P Dickson 1936 20
Burns Federation & the Future A. Neil Campbell 1959 3
The Glasgow Conference 1978 1980 36
What makes the social side of a Conference tick? Peter Shaw 1980 40
O Canada George Anderson 1981 8
The Canadian Conference Edward R Evans 1981 14
Canadian Conference Reunion 1981 51
77 The Leicester Conference, 1980 Jane Cutting 1982 8
The North American Conference 1980 1982 42
Down among the Drones Stuart M. Wallace 1982 59
Canadian Postscript Hugh J. Bryden 1982 89
The Irvine Conference, 1981 1983 8
The Annapolis Conference Dr. Jim Connor 1983 9
Publicity, Federation & the Media George Anderson 1983 40
1983 Burns Federation Conference John Dodds 1985 10
Two Benefactors J.A.M. 1986 74
(Response) Gordon Mackley 1987 15
Federation Centenary Celebrations in Toronto Jim Hunter 1987 90
Bridging the Age Gap Charles Kennedy 1991 34
New Federation Secretary (Anne Gaw) N 1991 34
Allister Anderson: Secretary of the Burns Federation N 1993 395
North American Association of Federated Burnsians 1996 Conference 1996 PR 59
Bicentenary Conference in Dumfries 1996 PR 141
First Primary School Burns Club? 1996 244
University of South Carolina: Hosts North American Burns Conference 1996 301
Burns International Conference 2002 University of Strathclyde 2001 221
A Sign of the Times Peter J Westwood 2002A 1
Burns Summer School 14/18 July 2003 2003S 9
“At Home” with Robert Burns Summer School at Crichton Campus 2003A 19
Robert Burns In His Time And After Bill Dawson 2004W 3 A Colloquium, Exhibition and Celebration at The University of South Carolina
24th Annual Conference….. (RBANA) 2004W 29
25th Annual Conference….. (RBANA) 2005W 12
For the Future Be Prepared (Scottish Executive Grants 100,000) 2005W 33 78 Worldwide Appreciation, Translatiuons
General
Foreign Tributes to Burns A C White 1910 113
Colonial Tributes to Burns A C White 1915 56
Foreign Interest in Burns in 1973 Jane Burgoyne 1974 84
Burns in Braille A.P. 1915 96
Should Burns be Translated Elizabeth Ewing 1947 30
Exhibition of Burns Translations Gordon Mackley 1960 88
Burns in Other Languages George C. Emslie 1956 3
Burns & the English speaking World Hardin Craig 1957 15
Burns in Esparantoland G Higgie 1914 58
Burns Into Esperanto Henryk Minc 1996 117
Burns in Gaelic Paisley Bard’s Translations 1953 71
Burns into Gaelic R. Peel 1990 33
Suipeir Burns Dihaoine, 6mh Ghearrain 2004 (Gaelic) 2004S 8
Bin’oth Harim Libi, My Heart’s in the Saul Tchernichowski 1938 fp 79 Highlands in Hebrew
Angola Burns Supper Northern Angola 2005S 60
Australia January 25-in Australia J.T. Picken 1949 19
Dan Down Under Dan McIldowie 1971 21
With Burns Clubs Down Under 1976 20
President of Burns Federation Visits Australia & New Zealand 1971 21
Woolangong,s Burns Supper (Photgraph) 1983 72
Robert Burns – Why Australia? Why Anywhere Dr Cumming 1996 274
Scotland in Australia Ian Howie-Willis 1999 66
79 Robert Burns and Australia Charles Murray 2003W 25
Burns Hotel Bendigo Australia 2004A 4
The Robert Burns Association of Australia James O’Lone 2004W 63 and the Western Pacific
Presidential Visit to Australia 2005W 56
Newly Installed President Visits Australian Burnsians (picture) 2005W IBC
Canada Burns Sermon T. Gemmel Campbell 1972 57
Taking Burns to Canada 1975 30
Taking the Bard to Calgary Alex Milloy 1990 67
Yvonne Helen Stevenson, on TV in Vancouver 1978 13
Canada 1977 J.F.T. Thomson 1978 39
A Canadian Tour 1979 84
“A Toast to Canada” Jack Whyte 1980 6
“A Toast to London ( Ontario) Burns Club” J. Hanley 1981 90
Unveiling of Memorial to Burns (London, Ontario) J.C. 1983 11
Federation Centenary Celebrations in Toronto Jim Hunter 1987 90
The Carsons of Canada & Catrine 1980 18
O Canada George Anderson 1981 8
The Canadian Conference Edward R Evans 1981 14
Canadian Conference Reunion 1981 51
Burns & the Canadian Connection Elizabeth Waterson 1981 64
Scots Plan a Cairn to Burns Bessie Little 1985 80
Taking the Bard to Calgary Alex Milloy 1990 67
Alexander McLachlan (1818-1896): W Watson Buchanan A 1993 4 The Robert Burns of Canada & Walter F Kean
Robert Burns in Canada’s North West Raymond J S Grant D 1994 37
Your Invitation to a Burns Supper in Canada 2002A 63
80 China Burns Night in Beijing 1982 76
Burns in China Pat Wilson 1983 58
Czech Republic Robert Burns: the Czech Connection Raymond Grant 1998 88
Denmark Burns in Denmark Tonny Daa 1913 37
An Address Translated from Danish Tonny Daa 1915 5
Finland Finnish Translation of Burns Outi Pickering 1991 77
France Robert Burns Through French Eyes Jean-Jacques Oberlin 1956 69
Bibliographie Analytique G.Ross Roy, 1965 58 French Translations of Robert Burns,(to1893)
Bibliographie Analytique (Suite et fin) G.Ross Roy, 196 56 French Translations of Robert Burns,(to1893)
Germany The Reception of Burns in German Literature Hans Hecht 1939 52
Trotz Allendem Und Alledem J. W. Peacock 1991 102
How I Met Tam O’ Shanter Oswald Andrae 2000 163
Greece Horace to Robert Burns Greeting and Poetic Benediction James Peddie Steele1939 61
Holland A Dutch Treat for Burns E. Drummond 1983 25
From Nancy to Selinde Diana van Dyk 1985 64 ( Burns & Dutch Lit.)
Burns into Dutch 1996 PR 92
Translating Robert Burns (Dutch) M J M de Haan 1997 65
The Gentle Art of Translation: Robert Burns Gedichten Raymond J S Grant 1997 60
Hungary Burns and Kossuth 1999 43
Vice President Attends Supper in Budapest 2005S 16
81 The Indian Sub-continent Just Making Things Verse ( Translating into Punjabi ) Aileen Nimmo 1979 8
Italy Burns in Italy Pierluigi Simonini 1976 34
Japan Burns’s Songs in Japan Toshio Namba 1978 16
Robert Burns in Japan Raymond Lamont-Brown 1983 29
Our Man in Japan (Toshio Namba publicises The Burnsian) 1988 86
New Zealand Burns & New Zealand William Brown, 1958 69
My Testimony, Harold Hampson, 1978 14
President of Burns Federation Visits Australia & New Zealand 1971 21
Nigeria Burns Supper in Lagos, Nigeria Tom Bell 1983 51
Portugal A Burns Celebration in Portugal John S Clarke 1942 42
Russia The Immortal Memory in Moscow Emrys Hughes MP 1960 45
A Tribute to Robert Burns in Moscow USSR John Gray 1965 82
Burns Night in Moscow 1976 54
To Russia Again George Anderson 1977 70
Burns the Naturalised Russian Gabriel Feldman 1978 10
Russian Writers Meet Robert Burns 1979 28
Burnsians in Moscow 1978 1979 29
Brithers A’ in Leningrad & Moscow William Williamson 1980 68
Burns Among the Russians Zinovy Zinik 2001 62
A Comparison of the Contribution Made by Burns Maria Tyokina 2002A 25 and Pushkin to Brotherhood Amongst Men
Maria Tyokina 2002A 35
The Logistics of Arranging a Burns Supper Gordon Hepburn 2003A 41 in Moscow, USSR., 1975
82 Report on Visit to St Petersburg Helen C G Morrison 2005S 48
Visitors From St Petersburg 2005W 58
Sweden Notes on Burns in Sweden R. Steffen 1913 32
Switzerland Did You Know? ( Burns into Swiss) 2002A 49
Ukraine Robert Burns in the Ukraine Katerina Trofymenko 2005A 32
UK outwith Scotland Robert Burns and London Philip Sulley 1914 65
The connection of Robert Burns to G. W.Bain 1914 82 the North of England
United Nations World Stage for the Bard 2003W 8 Robert Burns Memorial Lecture New York 2004
U.S.A The Influence of Burns on American Literature. . Wallace Bruce 1892 43
An 1851 Celebration in Wisconsin Robert Shiells 1901 47
American Appreciations of Burns A. C White. 1911 83
Unveiling of the Burns Statue in Detroit R. K. Young 1922 92
The Earliest American Editions of Burns Poems G F Black 1927 142
What is Thought of Burns by Americans 1930 116
A Burns Seminar at Evanston USA Franklin B. Snyder 1931 91
An Appeal from Miss Alice M Clarke 1938 84
An "unknown edition" of Burns Poems An American Scot 1940 59
Burns in America Harold A Cockburn 1945 24
Burns & America Today Robert Donald Thornton 1959 42
Bobby Go Home ( Scotland House New York ) 1978 46
Burns in the Arctic Mary Carnduff 1980 27
Burns in Massachusetts 1980 46 83 Robert Burns Day in Maryland, USA 1981 45
The United States, 1980 J.F.W. Thomson 1981 52
A Scottish Double Event in Virginia Jack Ireland 1983 67
North American Tributes to Burns (Ralph Waldo Emmerson) 1995 81
Abe Lincoln and Burns (Burns Club of Atlanta Newsletter) P G B 1996 72
North American Tributes to Burns 2000 125
An American Poem on the Poet’s Poet Thomas Keith 2000 157
Burns’ Songs: An American Connection Esther Hovey 2001 13
Burns Honoured in Sarasota USA 2004S 12
Robert Burns In His Time and After Bill Dawson 2004W 3 A Colloquium, Exhibition and Celebration at The University of South Carolina (Columbia SC)
President Walter Visits The States (Atlanta GA) 2005S BC
Federation Schools Festival etc.
Schools Competition in Scottish Literature James Lucas 1914 78
Movement for the Preservation of the Scottish Vernacular 1927 28
A Galashiels Example Alexander L Brown 1927 36
A Dumfries Experiment 1927 36
Scottish Literature Competition 1954 73
Scottish Literature Competition 1955 66
The Work & Humour of the Schools Competitions Fred J Belford,. 1957 43
Scottish Literature Compettions Fred J. Belford 1958 74
Scottish Literature Competition, 1959 1959 57
Robert Burns Bi-centenary Art Compettion 1959, Fred Belford. 1959 59
Exhibition of Scottish Children’s Art 1960 77
Scottish Literature Competition 1960 Fred J. Belford 1960 98
Scottish Literature Competition, 1967 1967 58 84 The Scots Readers 1968 55
Scottish Literature Competition, 1973 1974 93
Scottish Literature Competition, 1974 1975 105
Burns Federation Art Competition 1974 1975 107
150,000 Children Do Fred’s Competitions 1976 19
Art Competition 1975 1976 23
Art Competition 1976 1977 22
Winning Pupils, ( Duddingston Primary) 1979 33
Burns Federation Art Competition 1981 67
A ‘Star’ for Glasgow Schools Archie McArthur 1982 37
Children’s Competitions in Fife 1982 39
Glebe Primary School, Irvine Margaret Cook, et al. 1982 40
Schools Competition Report 1982 1983 39
Schools Competition Report 1983 1984 35
Schools Competition Report 1985 1985 50
Schools Competition Report 1986 61
Sponsorship of Schools Competition 1986 84
Schools Competition Report 1988 1989 86
Schools Competition Report – 1989 1990 28
Grange Academy Kilmarnock Triumph at A 1993 31 the Burns Federation Finals of National Schools Competition
The ALWA Debate: Public Speaking Competition for Schools 2002A 61
Winners of the Burns Federation and Association 2004S 21 of Scottish Literary Studies Competition 2003
Schools Festival Organised and Hosted by Perth Burns Club 2004S 24
Presentation of Gaelic Burns Books Jim Gibson 2004S 32 by Robert Burns World Federation
Discover Burns: Teacher Resource Kit 2004W 57
85 Reviews of Books and Publications etc
Books (General review commentary articles first, then books by author alphabetically)
Burns Writings are Burns 1939 76
Calendar (Robert Burns Calendar 1930) 1930 134
The Concise English – Scots Dictionary N 1993 72
The Court of Equity 1901 110
Burns Country: Ayrshire, Dumfries & Galloway Estate Publications 1987 41
A Sang at Least, Poems form the Bi-centenary Comp. Scotsman Publication 1961 63
Masonic Edition 1929 163
Scottish National Dictionary Cuthbert Graham 1977 76 Its Finished, The Magnificent S.N.D.
Speeches and Essays with Poems on Burns 1903 121
The Truth in Fiction: The Achievement of James Barke Ian Hunter 2004S 52
Vancouver’s Tribute to Burns 1930 133
Welcome Return of Blind Harry’s Wallace 1997 118
Who’s Who in Scotland Carrick Publishing 1988 16
Ayrshire Arch & NHS Mauchline Memories of Robert Burns 1987 42
Burns Federation A Scots Kist 1980 64
Caledonian Society of London, 1952-56 1958 32
Hamilton Burns Club 1877 -1927 1928 120
History of Dumbarton Burns Club 2005S 41
Irvine Burns Club Robert Burns in Irvine 1969 52
Royal Blind Aylum Burns in Braille 1915 96
Robert Bruce Burns Club On First Hearing, Anthology of Verse 1988 20
St Louis BC Burns Club of St Louis: 1931-38 1940 67 minutes, notes and speeches
86 Scottish Tourist Board Welcome to Scotland 1979 77
Vernacular Circle The Vernacular in Schools 1940 71
Contemporary Scottish Poems in English, Scotch and Latin 1898 102 Poet
“Loreburnian” A Nicht wi’ Burns 1918 107 in St Michael’s Churchyard Dumfries
J F T Lowsen Time 1940 70
Adams, Dr. James Burns’s “Chloris” 1894 163
______The Complete Poetical Works of Burns 1895 153
______Robert Burns and the Scotch Excise Board 1896 112
Adam, James S. Biblical Ballads & Verses 1982 17
Ainslie, Hew A Pilgrimage to the Land of Burns 1893 138
Aitken, George A, (Ed) The Aldine Edition 1894 159
Aitken, Hannah A Forgotten Heritage 1975 59
Alison, James Poetry of Northeast Scotland 1977 81
Angelier, Auguste (A French View of Burns) 1894 152
______Sa Vie et Ses Oeuvres, by Jane Lymburn 1951 90
Angus-Butterworth, L.M. Robert Burns & the 18th Century Revival in 1970 63 Scottish Venacular Poetry
Annand, J.K. Sing It Aince for Pleasure 1966 77
______Twice for Joy 1974 38
______Thrice to Show Ye 1981 87
______Ed. Lallans No.2, Whitsunday 1974 1975 59
Annandale, Charles (Ed) The Poetical Works of Robert Burns 1910 120
Ashmead, John The Songs of Robert Burns 1990 16
Barke, James The Crest of the Broken Wave 1954 81
______The Well of the Silent Harp 1955 77
______Poems & Songs of Robert Burns 1956 104
87 Barke, James & The Merry Muses of Caledonia by Robert Burns 1984 15 Smith, Sydney G. Eds.
Barr Ian Jamesie Burns 2002A 52
Bayne H P A Book of Verse, Occasional and Commonplace 1901 109
Beattie, William. Ed. Border Ballads, selected and edited by 1953 90
Begg John W The Two Sarahs – Robert Burns – F 1992 70 The Australian Connection
Bell Maureen Tae The Lasses Norrie Paton 2002A 51
Bennett, Robert Quotations from the Poems & Songs 1988 20
Bold Alan MacDiarmid 1990 14
______A Burns Companion A 1991 28
Bold Alan (ed) Rhymer Rab – N 1993 72 An Anthology of Poems and Prose by Robert Burns
Bolton Jess The Love of Highland Mary Douglas Geddes D 1994 62
Bone, Kate Y.A. Thistle By-blaws 1973 20
Boyle, Andrew M. The Ayrshire Book of Burns-lore 1987 41
Braybrooke Patrick Moments with Burns Scott and Stevenson 1935 107
Brie von Friedrich Die nationale Literatur Schottlands 1938 91
Brown, George D. The House with the Green Shutters 1975 59
Brown, Hilton There Was a Lad 1950 61
Brown, Ivor Summer in Scotland 1953 91
Brown, Raymond L. Clarinda 1969 46
______Robert Burns’s Tour of the Borders 1974 28
______Scottish Epitaphs 1979 74
Brown, Robert Paisley Burns, 1805 -1893 1894 154
Bruce, Wallace In Clover and Heather 1903 128
Bryson, Frank Tam O’ Shanter; Text in Scotscrieve 1986 28
Buchan John (arr) The Northern Muse an Anthology of Scots 1925 81
88 Cairney, John John Cairney’s Swansong 1981 34
______A Moment White 1988 22
______The Man Who Played Robert Burns 1989 15
Calder, Angus & Scott 1970 60 Calder, Jenni
Cameron, John History of the Buchanite Delusion 1905 123
Campbell John Scotland For Ever! And other Poems 1939 114
Campbell, W.B. A Burns Companion 1954 80
Carruth, Rev. J.A. MA. Robert Burns Scotland & the 1973 22 Bonnie Prince Charlie Country
Carswell, Catherine The Life of Robert Burns 1952 83
Clark, Arthur M. Sir Walter Scott: The Formative Years 1970 60
Clark John A Experience of Drowning 2002W 52
Clavering, Molly From the Border Hills 1954 86
Cocker, W.D. Random Rhymes & Ballads 1956 110
Corbett, Alexander Burns in English 1898 113
Craigie James The Humanity of Burns 1932 114
Crawford, Thomas Burns: A Study of the Poems & Songs 1961 59
______Ed. Scottish Literary Journal Vol. 1 1975 59
Crichton-Brown, James Burns From a New Point of View 1927 147
Crichton-Browne James Burns from a new point of view 1938 89
Curran, William The Best of Robert Burns in English 1990 10
Daiches, David Robert Burns 1952 5
Daiches, David See McDonald, Tamas below 1984 17
Daniell, David The Interpreters House 1976 74
Davies, John Ed. Apostle to Burns: The Diaries of William Grierson1983 14
Davis Margaret Thosom A Darkening of the Heart 2005S 42
Dewar, R(ed) Burns: Poetry and Prose 1930 129 89 Deyell, Annie My Shetland, 1977 82
Dick , James C The Songs of Robert Burns, 1905 115
______Songs of Robert Burns 1909 113 (Cromek Convicted A Review of-)
______The Songs of Robert Burns 1964 87 (and notes on Scottish Song)
Dickson, William Croft A Source Book of Scottish History 1954 84 &Donaldson, Gordon, Milne, Isabel
Donaldson, Gordon, See Dickson, William Croft, above
Dougall, Charles S The Burns Country 1905 116
Dougall, Charles S (ed) Robert Burns, the poems, epistles, songs, 1928 117 epigrams and epitaphs
Douglas Charles Year-Book of Scottish Associations 1914 143
Douglas, Hugh Portrait of the Burns Country 1970 69
______Robert Burns: a Life 1977 78
______A Burns Supper Companion 1982 15
Douglas, Scott Robert Burns, Poems and Songs, Complete 1897 141
Douglas Tom Death, The Devil and Tam O' Shanter 2002A 53
Dow, James L. No Better Than I Should Be 1976 73
Drake, John Our Hapless Queen and Other Poems 1905 125
Drennan, John The Witch O’ Cessnock 1894 161
Drew, Richard Burns in Pictures 1991 14
Drinkwater John Robert Burns, a Play 1926 127
Duncan D L Hamespuns: Poems and Songs (mostly Scots) 1935 108
Dunlop, Annie, I. The Royal Burgh of Ayr, 750 years of history 1954 82
Dunlop, Thomas John Tamson’s Bairns, and other Poems 1898 118
Dunn, Sinclair, (arr) Auld Scotch Sangs 1895 149
Esslemont Peter Brithers a’: a Minute a Day with Burns 1934 120 90 Ewing J C Journal of a Tour in the Highlands 1787 1928 118 Facsimile With Introduction and Transcript
Ewing J C & Robert Burns Commonplace Book 1783-1785 1939 105 Cook Davidson
Eyre- Todd, George The Homes and Haunts of Scott and Burns 1908 73
Falconer, Hugh Merrie Carlisle and Poems of Traditions 1914 143
Ferguson, J DeLancey (ed) Selected poems of Robert Burns 1929 164
______Selected Letters of Robert Burns 1954 79
Findlay, W Robert Burns and the medical Profession 1899 144
Finlayson, Iain The Scots 1988 20
Fisher W D Burns and the Bible 1927 156
Fisher W D Burns and the Bible New and enlarged edition 1928 121
Fitzhugh, Robert T. Robert Burns: Man & Poet 1971 74
Fleeman, J.D. Ed. A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland 1987 34 by Samuel Johnson
Fraser, Antonia Mary Queen of Scots 1970 68
______Ed. Scottish Love Poems 1976 72
Fraser, Douglas Rhymes O’Auld Reekie 1974 38
______Treasures for Eyes to Behold 1983 15
Fraser Elisabeth Auld Lang Syne: A Portrait of Robert Burns 1987 42
______An Illustrated History of Scotland 1998 154
Fraser, Elizabeth & My Hearts in the Highlands: Anthology of 1986 25 Fraser, Alexander Verse by Robert Burns
Freeman, Dr. F.W. Robert Fergusson & the Scots 1985 31 Humanist Compromise
Galloway Douglas Burns in the Mearns 2005S 42
Gemmill James Fairlie Natural History in the poetry of Robert Burns 1929 165
Gillies, Alexander A Hebridean in Goethe’s Weimar 1970 64
Goodwillie, Edward The World’s Memorials of Robert Burns 1912 109
91 Gordon Bob There Was A Lad Was Born In Kyle Leon Cadman 2004S 68
Gordon, Iain A Brief Introduction to Robert Burns 1991 14
Graham, William That Ye Inherit 1969 50
______The Scots Word Book 1979 73
______The Talking Scots Quiz Book 1983 15
______October Sunset 1988 12
Grant Raymond J S The Laughter of Love: A Study of Robert Burns 1987 32
______The Laughter of Love N 1991 55
Graves, Charles See Stuart A.V. Below 1975 59
Gray, John Why, When & Where, sixth edition 1975 67
Grimble, Ian Robert Burns 1988 13
Grose Francis The Antiquities of Ayrshire A 1991 28 John Strawhorn Ed)
Guthrie, Rev David Burns from Various Aspects 1937 127
Hall, Agnes Who will open it instead, Poems 1956 109
Harvey, William Robert Burns in Stirlingshire 1900 124
Harvey, W Burns and the Merry Masons 1918 108
Harvey, William Tam O’ Shanter and the Merry Masons 1921 119
______Robert Burns as a Freemason 1922 110
Hecht, Hans Robert Burns by John McVie 1951 84
______Robert Burns: The Man & His Work 1937 124 Translated by Jane Lymburn
______Robert Burns: The Man & His Work 1983 12 Translated by Jane Lymburn
Heller Otto Robert Burns, A Revaluation 1927 148
Henderson Keith Burns – By Himself 1939 108
Henderson Thomas & A Scots Reader 1938 24 Smith JC
92 ______A Scots Reader Book II 1939 111
______A Scots Reader Book III 1940 68
Henley, W E Complete writings of Robert Burns, with essay 1929 160 on Burns life genius and achievement
Hewat, Kirkwood A Little Scotch World 1895 154
Higgins, Life of Robert Burns 1894 158
Higgins, J C Life of Robert Burns 1930 129
Hillson, Norman Discovering the Historical Lowlands 1959 69
Hindle, Richard Robert Burns 1990 13
Hohmann Dietrich Ich, Robert Burns Joachim Schend M 1993 139
Hovey Serge (arr) The Robert Burns Song Book, Volumes I and II 2001 210
Hubner, Charles William For Love of Burns 1921 119
Hume, John R. see Moss, Micheal S. below 1982 16
Humphries, Adam Gilbertfield Poem & Verse 1969 53
Humphrey, George The True Pathos, a play 1952 45
Hunter, Clark Let Burns Speak 1962 88
______The Life & Letters of Alexander Wilson 1985 28
Hunter, Danny Ramblings in Rhyme & Musings 1980 65 Wise or Otherwise
Husband, M F A A Dictionary of the Characters in 1911 98 the Waverley Novels
Irvine A Bain Robert Burns, chapters of self-revelation 1927 149
______(ed) The Scots year book 1927 – 1928 1928 121
______(ed) The Scots year book 1928 – 1929 1929 166
______(ed) The Scots year Book 1929 – 1930 1930 134
Irving, Gordon The Solway Smugglers 1973 23
______The Good Auld Days 1979 72
Jack, R.D.S. & The Art of Robert Burns 1984 14 Noble, Andrew 93 Jackson Robin see Niven Liz below D W O 1998 156
Keith Alexander Burns and Folk Song 1923 119
Keith, Christine The Russet Coat, a Critical Study of Burns’s 1957 69 Poetry & its Background
Keith Thomas Robert Burns: Selected Poems and Songs 2002W 52
Kempt Inns and Taverns of Caledonia 1894 162
Kilbucho, T.T. Sixty Rural Years 1969 50
______A Border Poet, From a Shiffeneer Drawer. 1975 66
Killin, Thomas Catalogue of the Burns Museum, 1918 109 Cottage Homes, Mauchline
Kinnear, G H History of Glenbervie 1898 115
Kinnear, George H A History of Glenbervie, 1911 99 The Fatherland of Burns
Kinsley,James Ed. Scottish Poetry, a Critical Study 1956 103
______The Poems & Songs of Robert Burns 1969 1
______Burns Poems & Songs 1970 60
Knox James Airdrie Bards, Past and Present 1931 102
Knox John, Historie of the Reformation 1941 63 (Ralph S Walker Ed)
Kramer-Muirhead, May Robert Burns’ Tam O’ Shanter, 1986 28 a Scottish Folk Tale Translated
Kucik Priscilla J (ed) Mither Wit and Native Fire : Raymond J S Grant A 1993 35 The genius of Robert Burns
Landles, William Gooseberry Fair & other verses in Scots & English1954 90
______Penny Numbers, Poems Scots & Englsh 1962 69
Langman, HB & Co Poems & Songs of Robert Burns 1990 17
Law, James D Dreams O’ Hame and Other Scotch Poems 1895 153
Lawrence R Murdoch Burns’s School Reading-book: 1932 116 some sidelights thereon
Lawson, W Robert Burns as a Freemason 1918 108
94 Lee H Fletcher Robert Burns, a play in three acts 1927 153
Letham, E H Burns and Tarbolton 1901 109
Lindsay, Maurice Robert Burns, 1956 106
______Modern Scottish Poetry 1977 52
______The Burns Encylopedia 1981 88
______The Burns Encylopedia 1989 10
Lockhart, Sir Robert B. Scotch: The whisky of Scotland in fact & story 1952 86
Lochhead, Marion John Gibson Lockhart 1955 78
______Portrait of the Scott Country 1969 51
Low, Donald A. Ed. Robert Burns: A Critical Heritage 1975 59
______Critical Essays on Robert Burns 1976 68
______Robert Burns: The Kilmarnock Poems 1986 30
______Robert Burns 1988 11
______Two Glossaries by Robert Burns 1989 19
MacArthur, Bessie J.B. From Daer Water, Poems in Scots & English 1965 42
McBain, James Burns Cottage; the story of 1905 122 the Birthplace of Robert Burns
Macdonald Roderick Burns’ Works in Gaelic James A Mackay N 1992 64
MacCaig, Norman Ed. Honour’d Shade:. 1961 61 An Anthology of New Scottish Poetry
MacDiarmid, Hugh Note on some Foreign Translations of Burns 1959 70
Macdonald, Ian, Ed. The Wit of Burns 1983 16
Macdonald, Rev R. Trans. Ceud Oran Le Raibeart Burns 1991 12 (100 songs of Burns in Gaelic)
McDonald, Tamas & Introducing Robert Burns 1984 17 Daiches, David His Life & Poetry
Macgillivary Pittendrigh Bog Myrtle and Peat Reek 1923 117
McGowan A Primer for Burns 1908 72
McGowan G W T Under the Red Lamp, Songs of Yarrow 1922 111 95 McGuirk, Carol Robert Burns & the Sentimental Era 1987 36
McIlvaney, William Remedy is None 1967 40
______A Gift from Nessus 1969 52
______Docherty 1976 70
McIntosh, John Ayrshire Nights’ Entertainment 1895 156
McIver Joyce Tommy’s Burns Tunes 2000 75
Mackay, James A The Burns Federation (1885-1985) 1986 26
______Postal History of Dumfries 1987 44
______Ed. The Complete Works of Robert Burns 1987 39
______Ed. The Complete Letters of Robert Burns 1989 17
______Burnsiana 1990 18
______Burns Lore of Dumfries & Galloway 1990 19
______Burns in Ellisland 1990 20
______Burns A – Z, The Complete Word Finder 1991 15
______Burns John Inglis N 1992 66
Named Scottish Book of the Year F 1994 103
______Burns a Biography John Inglis 2004W 60
MacKenna R W Robert Burns, The letters of the Poet 1929 164
Mackenzie, Agnes Muir A History of Britain & Europe for 1952 85 Scottish Schools
MacKenzie Archibald An Old Kirk and Burns Memories 1935 107
MacKeracher, E. A Year Wi’ Burns, 1948 63 366quotations from his poems, songs and letters
McKie, J Facsimile of Kilmarnock Edition 1914 144
Mackie, Albert Scottish pageantry 1968 59
MacLaine, Allan H. Robert Fergusson 1968 59
McLaren, Moray Bonnie Prince Charlie 1973 21
Macleod, Iseabail The Pocket Guide to Scottish Words 1991 14 96 McMillan, Rev Donald Burns and the War 1918 108
McNaught, Duncan The Truth About Burns 1922 108
MacNaghten, Angus Burns’ Mrs Riddell 1978 88
McOwan Rennie Robert Burns for Beginners 1995 79
McVie, John Burns Seal: The Poet and Heraldry 1933 111
______Some poems, songs & epistles 1952 82
______The Burns Federation, a bi-centenary review 1959 67
McVie, John & The Burns Country 1963 79 Shillabeer, Paul
Macwhannell Ninian Oor Mither Tongue: Anthology of 1939 112 Scots Vernacular Verse
Magnusson, Magnus, Intro Bawdy Verse & Folksongs, 1984 15 Written & Collected by Robert Burns
Marshall, Meg The Hurdy Gurdy & Other Poems 1973 20
Martin, Burns Allan Ramsay: A Study of his Life & Works 1975 65
Maycock Christopher A Passionate Poet: Susanna Blamire 2004S 68 Ken Simpson
Miller Irving Burns for Bairns A 1991 28
Miller, Rev. James A Clerical Pilgrimage, 1966 78 or Life Seen Through a Dog Collar
Miller, Prof. Karl Doubles 1988 17
Milne, Isabel See Dickson, William Croft above.
Moncieff, Georgina Grace Lyrical Meditations on the Paradiso 1954 91
Morris, James A The Brig of Ayr – And Something of Its Story 1911 103
Moss, Micheal S. & The Making of Scotch Whisky 1982 16 Hume, John R.
Mossner, E.C. Life of David Hume 1957 73
Muir, Edwin Essays on Literature & Society 1950 61
______Collected Poems 1953 87
97 Muir James Robert Burns Until His Seventeenth 1932 114 (Kirkoswald) Year
Munro, Micheal The Patter: A Guide to Current Glasgow Usage 1988 7
Murdoch John Mitchell Familiar Links with Robert Burns 1934 119
Murison, Dr. David, Ed. The Scottish National Dictionary, 1977 77
Murray, G. K. “Kittle Kattle” (short story) 1982 29
Namba, Prof. Toshio Bibliography of Robert Burns in Japan 1979 75
______On Clarinda in Burns’s Poetry 1982 18
Neish William J P The Speaking Eye: Byron’s Aberdeen 2001 210
Niven Liz & Scots Language – Its Place in Education D W O 1998 156 Jackson Robin
Noble, Andrew See Jack, RDS above 1984 14
Noble Andrew & The Canongate Burns Gerard Carruthers 2002W 9 Hogg Patrick Scott
O’Connor, T P Burns The Man 1904 117
Ogilvie George (sel) Poems of Robert Burns 1933 111
O’Hara, Arnold, Ed. As Burns Said, a collection of quotations 1988 19
Oliver J W (ed) Selected Poems of James Hogg 1941 63
Oliver Dr John & A Scots Anthology 1950 61 JC Smith
Orr, N. Farquhar Poet Laureate, to the Memory of Robert Burns. 1954 92
Osbourne, Brian Ed. A Selection of the Poems & Songs of 1991 13 Robert Burns (In Large Print)
Pate Robert 120 Scotch Poems of Robert Burns D W O 1998 155 in His Own Dialect
Paton, John Burns: The National Bard and the Temperance 1893 144 Reformer of His Age
Paton Norman R A Concise Biography of Robert Burns 1998 154 James McCallum
Paton Norman R Thou Lingering Star James A Mackay 1995 80
Pearl, Cyril Bawdy Burns, the Christian Rebel 1959 68 98 Power William Robert Burns and other essays 1927 150
Quayle, Eric The Ruin of Sir Walter Scott 1970 60
Rae, Elsie S. Poet’s Pilgrimage 1961 65
Ramsay Allan Poems 1941 63 (H Harvery Wood Ed)
Reid, J.M. Ed. Scottish Short Stories 1964 92
Reid, William B. Guide and Directory to Mauchline 1904 117
Renwick Alistair The Burns Boys 2003W 57
Ritchie, John Walker Geordie Tough’s Squeel 1985 29
Robb William (ed) A Book of Twentieth-century Scots Verse 1926 132
Robertson, J Logie The Poetical Works of Robert Burns 1905 118
Robinson, Mairi et al Eds. The Concise Scots Dictionary 1987 28
Rodie, John Rhymes of a Collier Lad 1987 43
Ross John D Robert Burns and His Rhyming Friends 1930 131
______The Poems of Clarinda, with Biographical Sketch 1930 133
______A Burns Handbook 1932 116
______The Story of the Kilmarnock Burns 1934 119
______Burnsiana 1896 114
______Random Sketches on Scottish Subjects 1896 114
______All About Burns 1897 142
______Burns’s Clarinda 1898 117
______Burnsaina 1898 117
______Bonnie Jean, A Collection of Papers and Poems 1898 118 Relating to the Wife of Robert Burns
______Henley and Burns 1903 121
______A Little Book of Burns Lore 1927 155
______Who’s Who in Burns 1928 120
Ross, Sandy Thomas Bairnsangs, Nursery Rhymes in Scots 1956 108 99 Rowan, Matthew Truth Will Prevail, 1989 22 (The Mormon Church in the UK)
Roy, G. Ross, Ed. Studies in Scottsh Literature Vol XIX 1986 24
______The Letters of Robert Burns 1987 30
______Studies in Scottish Literature Vol XX 1987 37
______Studies in Scottish Literature Vol XXI 1988 8
______Studies in Scottish Literature Vol XXII 1989 12
Schult E vF Robert Burns niederdeutch 1939 110
Scott, Alexander. Ed. Saltire Review 1955 76
Scott, Tom The Ship & Ither Poems 1964 90
Scott, Sir Walter Letters on Demonolog & Witchcraft 1970 60
Setoun, Gabriel Robert Burns 1897 141
Seymour, William Kean Burns into English, 1955 75 renderings of selected dialect Poems
Sharp, Alan A Green Tree in Gedde 1968 57
Shaw, James Edward Ayrshire, 1745-1950 1954 83
Shearer, Joseph D. The Dwelling House of James Shearer 1985 30
Shillabeer, Paul See McVie, John, above 1963 79
Simpson, Joan M. Ed. Without Adam 1969 48
Simpson Kenneth (ed) Burns Now M 1994 135
Simpson Ken Robert Burns M 1994 135
Simpson Kenneth Robert Burns 2005S 42
Sinton, John Burns – Excise Officer and Poet: A Vindication 1896 112
______Burns – Excise Officer and Poet 1898 116
Sneddon, David, (Ed) Catalogue of the McKie Burnsiana Library 1910 119
Smith, Graham Robert Burns the Exciseman 1991 11
Smith, Gregor Ian Folk Tales of the Highlands 1954 85
Smith JC See Oliver, Dr John, above 1950 61 100 Smith, John (Pub) Burns Centenary in the Poorhouse 1898 116
______Facsimile of 1786 edition 1928 117
Smith, Sydney G. The Wallace 1961 66
Smith, Sydney G. Ed. Robert Fergusson, 1750-1774 Essays 1953 86
______ed See Barke, James above 1984 15
Snoddy Thomas G Michael Bruce, Sepherd-Poet of Lomond Braes, 1948 61
______Green Loanings: Poems in Scots 1961 60
Snyder Franklyn Bliss The Life of Robert Burns 1933 109
______Robert Burns: 1937 126 His Personality His Reputation His Art
______The Life of Robert Burns 1969 5
Sommervill, Thomas George Square, Glasgow 1895 152
Soutar, William Diaries of a dying man, edited Alexander Scot 1957 71
______Poems in Scots & English, Selcted by W.R. Aitken1962 90
Speirs, William My Awkwart Muse 1984 16
Sprott, Gavin Robert Burns: Farmer 1991 13
Stead (Ed) Penny Poets – Robert Burns 1896 113
Stevenson, Yvonne Helen Burns & His Bonnie Jean 1968 56
______Burns & Highland Mary 1981 86
______Burns & Clarinda 1987 44
Stewart William Robert Burns and the Common People 1927 154
Strauss, Dietrich Die Erotische Dichtung von Robert Burns 1983 13
Strawhorn. John Ed. Ayrshire at the time of Burns 1961 57
______On an Ayrshire Farm 1975 59
Stuart, A.V. The Dark Tarn & Other Poems 1954 88
______The Door Between, and other Poems 1964 86
______The Inquiet Tide 1972 53
101 Stuart A.V. & Voice & Verse- An Anthology 1975 59 Graves, Charles Eds.
Sulley, Philip Robert Burns and Dumfries 1898 115
Taylor, Wilfred Scot Free, a Book of Gael Warnings 1954 87
Taylor-Gibb, John The Land of Burns: Mauchline Town and District 1912 110
Thomson, Charles W The Scottish Lion as a National Possession 1922 111
Thomson A A The Burns We Love 1932 115
Thomson, J.F.T. The Robert Burns Map 1981 89
Thornton, Robert D.Ed. Robert Burns, Selected Poetry & Prose 1968 59
______William Maxwell to Robert Burns 1981 84
Trachtenberg David & Mauchline Ware, A Collector’s Guide 2003A 44 Keith Thomas
Turnbull, W Robertson The Heritage of Burns 1897 140
Umber, George In My City Garden 1896 114
Urquhart, James John Paul Jones, 1776-1976 1984 16
______Poems & Songs 1989 18
Veitch, James George Douglas Brown 1953 92
______The Unknown Quantity 1955 79
______The Life of Robert Burns 1986 29
______and Holy Willie’s Prayer 1952 87
Walker Thomas M Poems for the People 1923 119
Wallace, William Chambers Burns, Centenary Edition 1896 111
Walsh, James Some Burns Characteristics 1904 117
______Song-Land, and some 1905 125 Scottish Singers We Meet There
Waters Hugh J Still Flows the Waters D W O 1998 155
Watson, R M F Closeburn (Dumfriesshire): Reminiscent, 1902 123 Historic and Traditional
102 Wernitz vonHerbert Neil Munro und die nationale Kulturbewegung 1939 114 im modernen Schottland
Westwood Peter J The Deltiology of Robert Burns S K Gaw D 1994 62
Westwood Peter J (ed) The Definitive Illustrated 2004S 14 Companion to Robert Burns
Will William John Murdoch, Tutor of Burns 1930 132
______Song and Story of Aberdeen Banff and Kincardine1940 71
Wilson James The Dialect of Robert Burns 1924 102 as Spoken in Central Ayrshire
______Scottish Poems of Robert Burns 1926 126
______The Dialects of Central Scotland 1927 151
Wilson, Norman Scottish Writing & Writers 1978 91
Young, Douglas Ed. Scottish Verse, selected by 1953 89
Wilson, Tom Burns and Black Joan 1905 123
Winton Andrew Twenty Most Favourite Songs of Robert Burns 1998 157
Wood J Maxwell Robert Burns and the Riddell Family 1923 120
Recordings
Argo Record The English Poets Series;- Robert Burns 1973 6
Bachelors’ Club Entertainers 2004W 33
Bryson, Frank Tam O’ Shanter; Text in Scotscrieve 1986 28
Cairney John Immortal Memories Alan Marchbank 2004S 69
Crampsey, James Recording of poems 1952 87
Dunlop W.H. Auld Lang Syne 1975 24
EMI Records Robert Burns: A Selection of Poems. N 1993 61 Ballads and Song Lyrics
Gonella, Ron Scottish Fireside Fiddle Chats 1986 27
Hall, Robin Recording of songs 1960 97
103 More Recorded Voices . R. Peel 1975 14
The Sound of Scots Robert Peel 1976 49
McDiarmid & Burns Record Review Robert Peel 1977 87
Scotsoun Cassettes of Robert Burns 1979 79
Scotsoun Cass. 18 Burns Sangs & Their Stories 1983 16
Scotsoun Lugton Laugh Inn 1989 21
Scotstoun CD The Art of Robert Burns 2003W 64
Sibbald David The Greatest Poems in the World 2004S 69
Stafford Jo Songs of Scotland Norrie Paton 2005S 57
Stewart, Ian Recordings of Border Ballads 1952 87
Stuart, A.V. Recording of Poems 1970 59
Taylor, Jean Five poems on Record 1950 63
Vietch, James Tam O’Shanter recording 1960 97
Collection of Scottish Songs 1988 38
Talking Book for the Blind 1985 93
Wightman, Harold L. Tam O’Shanter recording 1950 63
Theatre & Film/DVD etc.
Robert Burns, A Musical Romance Hugh A Anderson 1949 45
Rab the Rhymer, a play in three act Eric Crozier 1955 74
Burns & Jean Armour on the Stage, A New Play 1968 46
A Life with Robert Burns, (John Cairney as Burns) 1986 79
Robert Burns Joe Corrie 1988 27
Scot Free / Burns the Musical John Cainey 1989 32
Toasting The Lasses Gill Bowman Ronnie Crichton D 1994 64
Sangs, Reels and High Jinks, A Unique package 1998 157 Dumfries & Galloway Arts Association.
104 Toasting the Lassies Gill Bowman 2003W 23
Red Rose (Dr Maxwell Poisoned Burns) Gordon Bishop 2005S 15
Burns and Mauchline DVD Ian Lyell 2005A 60
8 Reproductions in Colour Donald Bain, 1951 94
T.V. & Radio
NBC (USA) 1934 Readings from Burns’s Poetry, 1935 102
Radio Play Rab Mossgiel 1960 96
BBC 1 Great Britons, Biography of the Poet 1980 52
Review of several TV & Radio Progs Facts Are Cheels…… 1984 17
Other Literature etc.
Contemporary
Anon. “The Mauchline Muddle” 1899 113
______Prize Song Competition 1907 118
______“Chronicles by the Khan” 1913 31
______“There’s Aye a Something” 1980 10
______“Thoughts at Burns Monument” 1980 16
______“ Greetin, Roon the Warl 1984 63
______“Fraternal Greetings form Greenock BC” 1985 9
______“Ode to Jimmy Davie” 1986 13
______“Burns-lover’s Wife’s Lament” 1986 17
______“Burns Statue Ayr” 1987 98
______A Quaint Epitaph 1989 56
______“ The Paisley Burns Club Greeting” 1990 20 105 ______“The Haggis in the Glen” 2004S 44
J. K. “Reply to Mauchline Muddle” 1899 114
J T G “At Brow and After” 1921 85
T G “Paisley Burns Club : 2005S 56 A Bicentenary Greeting”
T G II “A Greeting” 1979 9
______“A Greeting – Harken Whyles” 1981 53
______“A Greeting – Frae Paisley 1982 21 oan ae Janwar Nicht”
______“A Greeting – The Twenty-fifth of January” 1985 9
______“Greetings for A’ That” 1986 57
______“Ae Paisley Prenter’s Greeting” 1987 13
______“The Paisley 500 Greeting” 1989 72
______“Paisley Burns Club Euro Greetin” F 1992 83
______“The Paisley Burns Club: F 1993 88 A Janwar Nicht Greetin”
W. C. “The Saint of Scottish Brotherhood” 1915 125
Member of Stirling BC Robert Burns, Regenerator of Scottish Song 1899 83
Adam, James S. “A "True Man" Ballad” 1896 107
______“Heritage” 1984 13
______“Burns in St. Giles” 1986 83
______“Burns in Glass” 1987 72
Annand, JK “Artic Convoy” in Best Poem in Scots 1956 64
______“On a Mountain Tap” 1957 28
______“Sic Transit Gloria Mundi” 1963 24
______“A Finger Game” 1974 96
______“Lost” 1974 96
Bain, Janet S. “The Storm” in Best Poem in Scots 1956 66
106 Bain Robert Scottish Poetry of Today 1933 84
______Scottish Poetry of Today 1939 86
Bayne H Paterson “Poet’s Praise of Robert Burns” 1899 85
Begg James A “The Field” N 1992 53
Blyth, David G. “The Warden” 1980 53
Bone, Kate Y.A. “All Square” 1973 77
______“Masel” 1974 9
______“The Elder Tree” 1975 23
Brodie Charles L “At Mary’s Shrine” 1921 94
Brotchie T F C “The Burnsian Welcome” 1921 19
Brown Colin Rae “God Bless Thee, Queen Victoria” 1898 109
Brown, Hilton “Mr. Dingle’s Dilemma” 1976 76
Brown J “Mary Campbell Speaks” 1918 94
Brown James “The Poet’s Insight” 1921 117
Brown John “Burns Anniversary” 2000 124
Campbell A “A Kipling Rhyme” 1901 93
______“Per Contra” 1918 60
Campbell Lionel A 1987 Tribute to Robert Burns” 1988 93
Chalmers, A. “Thoughts on a Burns Supper” 1985 81
Chang Yow Tong “Lines to Robert Burns” 1913 39
Christie, Alison M. The Piper Lad, in Bi-centenary Poetry Comp 1959 64
Clarke, John. S Scots Poets of Today 1955 30
Coulter Annie Q “Lines to Burns” 1904 66
Crichton, Ronnie “Steam Trains o’ the Sou-west” 1987 93
Davies Alfred “Sonnet to Robert Burns” 1902 74
Davies, Robert “To Every Man” 1979 63
Drake John “Robert Burns 1796 – 1896” 1897 36 107 ______“Lines on the Burns Anniversary” 1906 77
______“Ode to Robert Burns” 1907 104
______“Robert Burns” 1908 64
Dunlop Thomas “The Centenary of Life - not Death” 1897 10
Edgoose Grace S “On Seeing the Burns Mausoleum” 2004W 33
______“A Tribute to a Great Poet” 2004W 47
Faulder, Hilda May “Teeny Wee” 1990 84
Faulkner Mena “The Changing Face of Scotland” D 1994 57
______“Water Meeting” D 1994 57
Findlay W (George Umber) “Burns in the Infirmary” 1905 73
Flannigan Debbie “Address to Robert Burns ‘ 1996 PR 68
Fowler Richard “Burns ‘76” 1996 103
Fraser, Douglas J. “To Allan Ramsay’s Statue” 1962 10
______“In the North East” 1976 32
______“Autumn in the Suburbs” 1976 32
______“The Visitor” 1976 33
______“Sabbath Breaker” 1976 33
Gordon, D M. “Evensong” in Best Poem in Scots 1956 67
Gordon, Donald “Fause Lover” 1985 60
Goudie, James C. “A Man’s a Man?” 1979 62
Graham, William “Clydeside in Spring” 1975 72
______“Sleep Soun, My Love” 1975 73
______“Mossgiel” 1984 46
______“Prayer” 1985 53
Gray, James “The Parachutist” in Best Poem in Scots 1956 68
Hanley, J. “A Toast to London ( Ontario) BC” 1981 90
Harper, May “The Mouse’s Reply” 1977 33 108 Harvey William “Scotland’s Bard - Brother Burns” 1917 63
Haynes, Dorothy K. “The Peacock’” short story 1951 15
Hazlett Jim “Burns ‘76” 1996 103
Hempstead, J.L. “Nannie’s Awa’ “ 1984 77
______“A Mournfu’ Tale” N 1991 60
______“The Tam O’ Shanter Jug” D 1994 50
Henderson Neil “Last Request” 2005W 60
Hooper, Wm. B. “Autobiography of a Haggis” 1976 59
Irving, Mabel A. MA “Fraternal Greetings from Greenock BC” 1986 45
______“Fraternal Greetings from Greenock BC” 1987 89
______“Fraternal Greetings from Greenock BC” 1989 30
______“Fraternal Greetings from Greenock BC” 1990 27
______“1996 Bicentenary” 1996 202
______“1996 Bicentenary” 2000 16
______“Greenock Burns Club Celebration 2005” 2005S 36
______“Burns’ Lasses” 2005A 63
Kerr Allison “Winter Day in the Life o a Ferm Worker” 2002A 57
Kilbucho, T.T. “Auld Mar’get” 1955 18
Kinnaird, Henry S. “Philosophy – 1878 Style” 1980 75
Kirk, John “Glaumerie” 1973 24
Knight, Sally “Greyfriar’s Bobby” 1986 83
L, Jimmy “Start of Something” 1988 93
Laing James “Centenary Tribute” 1896 98
Landles, William “Kail” 1955 34
______“The Herd” 1954 23
______“Robert Burns” 1954 28
______“Sae Loud He Leuch” 1955 62 109 Lee Joseph “The White-Washin’ o’ Robbie Burns” 1913 66
______“Robert Burns to Robert Bridges” 1915 80
Lindsay, W.L. “Scotch Convoy” 1964 85
Liston, Katherine M.E. “ The Brigs of Forth” 1991 9
Lochhead, Marion A.V. Stuart. 1958 33
Lund, Geoffrey “Elegy” 1987 48
McAllister Colin “Sweet Swilcan” 2003S 40
______“Will Ye Go, Golf-ball, Go” 2004S 30
______“Bonnie Green Thing” 2004S 30
Macaskill, C.M. “The Haddin Licht” 1972 41
Macaulay John “Robert Burns” 1899 84
McBurnie Dorothy M “The Immortal Memory” 1928 4
McCaig,Norman “Drifter” 1951 29
McCallum Norman C “Twa Hundred Years and Awa’” 1996 251
McCrea Jessie Mushett “To Robert Burns” 1996 289
McCulloch Janet A “After a Century” 1902 45
MacDiarmid, Hugh Crowdieknowe 1951 6
______Scottish Literature 1920-1967 1968 34
______The Future of Scots Poetry 1955 9
______Hugh MacDiarmid Alex. Macmillan, 1957 46
MacDonald Hamish “Ode to Commemorate the Robert 2003W 27 Burns Federations First Summer School 14/18 July 2003”
McEwan, Mae “For Anne & Rosalind” 1982 33
MacLean Duncan “The Cottage” A 1993 29
McNeilage Allan “Wha Says That Burns Is Deid ?” 1924 22
______“The Memorial of Burns” 1925 65
Matveyeva, Novella “Robert Burns” 1980 41 110 Moffat Pat “Scotland” 2003W 57
Montgomerie, Wm. Elegy for a soldier 1951 79
Morgan Edwin “Light Of The Mind Shine Out” 2004W 6
Morrison Murdo “The Wee Flowers of Dunblane” 1996 PR 64
Murray, G. K. “Kittle Kattle” (short story) 1982 29
______“Wee Jockie Craw” 1984 42
______“ Grandpa’s Flying Fish” 1985 52
______“The Wee Puddock” (Short Story) 1986 63
Ness T “East and West or a Mason’s Reverie” 1925 76
Panter L Lydia Acadia “Ode on the Burns Statue at Montrose” 1913 19
Patrick, Johnstone G. “Grace” 1980 50
______“Songs Immortal Flower” 1981 42
______“Wir Braw Lad Rab” 1983 66
______“The Fourth Shepherd” 1986 45
______“Miss Emily” 1986 69
Pick, JB A Strange Scottish Novel, David Lindsay’s 1951 22 “Voyage to Arcturus”
Pine Rebecca “But Yet The Light” 1996 299
Pine, Robert “To a Ball” 1978 38
Pirie, Bob “Newdecadensia” 1981 36
Porter-Young, W. “Burns’s Address to His Exhumers” 1977 23
Purdie John Modern Scottish Prose Writers 1934 78
Rees, Richard George Orwell 1951 7
Robertson, A.K. “CAT” (short story) 1986 54
Robertson, Edith Anne The Dare o’ the Bier-Tree 1953 3
______The Retour, in Bi-centenary Poetry Comp 1959 61
Robertson, Gillian A Mouses Story 1974 95
111 Robertson James “Thoughts Awakened at Ellisland” 1916 59
Robertson, John M. Poetic Justice ( short story) 1988 73
Robertson, Merran B “By the Orkney Sea” in Best Poem in Scots 1956 65
Rollie Chris “The Merry Minutes of the Millennium” 2001 121
Ross, Sandy Thomas “The Gowk” 1977 32
______“The Learner” 1977 69
______“The Guid Neibor” 1977 83
______“The Draigon” 1977 86
Russell John “Agnes Brown” 1913 49
Saunders, R. Crombie William Soutar’s “Seeds in the Wind” 1951 80
Scott, Alexander William Soutar 1959 18
Sharp, William “The Youthful Optimist” 1963 80
______“The Aged Pessimist” 1963 80
Skipper, David Scott Faeries, ( re fairy lore & trad. stories ) 1988 79
Smillie, Jean A. A Kind Memento, Waverly Record Co. 1964 54
Smith, Janet “On Burns Birthday” 1957 52
Smith, Sydney G Elegy VIII 1951 14
______Elegy XXI 1951 83
Solomon, Roy “A Haggis’s Reply to Lament” 1978 48
______“Epistle to Rab, from a Lass” 1981 43
______“Poet’s Reply to Epistle from a Lass” 1981 43
______“Address to a Score that’s Unco Guid” 1985 9
______“Of A’ the Airts” 1986 17
______“Tempus Edax Rerum” 1989 76
Spence, Lewis Scots Poets of Today John W Oliver 1956 77
Steele James Peddie “Horace to Robert Burns “ 1939 61
Stirling, LM Scotland’s Sons, a Play 1956 36 112 ______“Mirk” 1973 78
______“Advice Frae the Critics” 1974 17
______“April” 1975 58
______“Wha’s Warld Is’t” 1976 53
Stuart, A.V. Lintie in a Cage 1953 83
______Going Home 1954 5
______Lines to the Early Famous 1955 43
______The Quiet Gentleman 1969 38
Taylor, A.L. Anermas, in Bi-centenary Poetry Comp 1959 62
Taylor D “Meh Granny” 2005A 55
______“Meh Granda” 2005W 24
Thomson, Alastair Poetry of the Scottish Renaissamce, 1951 2
Tong Chang Yow “Lines to Robert Burns” 1913 39
Urquhart, Donald “ The Kirkyard Gaist” 1986 94
Walsh J “William Freeland 1828 – 1903” 1904 110
______“Sir William Allan” 1905 114
Watson John “To Robert Burns” 1943 36
Watters Jenni “My Grandpa” 1996 293
Whitcomb, M.B. “ Burns – Alloway” 1989 37
______“Rabbie Burns” 1989 37
Whittaker, Iris “Bracken and Brine 1972 52
Whyte, Jack “A Toast to Canada” 1980 6
Williamson David R “Barskimming Ayrshire” 1923 88
Wyness, John Sandy “Shanter’s Canter” 1990 85
______“Burns to Dr Moore, September 23, 1787” 1997 31
Young William Sonnets 1914 57
Yule Struan “21st July 1796” 1996 32 113
Parodies etc
Holy Willie’s Prayer Thomas Killin 1916 91
An Irish Imitation of Burns 1942 43
Congratulations from Rabbie David G. Blyth 1982 51
Address by the Mouse to Burns W. Porter-Young 1978 49
A Haggis’s Lament Anon 1978 48
A Haggis’s Reply to Lament Roy Solomon 1978 48
Epistle to a Prince , Frae a Pudden Roy Solomon 1982 84
Address to the Unco Clever Johnstone G. Patrick 1983 66
Tae a Fish Supper John Smith 1985 63
The Moosie’s Reply to Rabbie Wm R. Shanks 1985 69
To Highland Mary G. Lund 1986 57
Learning the Haggis Robert Davies 1988 90
Ode to Robert Burns William R Shank 1988 90
Everything Haggis in Hoboken Ogden Nash 1990 43 Or Scots Wha Hae Hae
The Mouse’s Reply May Harper 1990 5
The Wanderer or a Tale of True Pities Maurice Rattigan 1990 79
To Robert Burns in Heaven John McInnes 1991 9
An Auld Weedow-wumman Blethers Sarah Adam Crooks 1991 103 About Her Guidman
The Haggis N 1992 56
Some Haggis Season Heresy frae Macjimp F 1993 88
Bunty Connors Pancakes F 1994 87
114 Scots Language & Literature
Scottish Music & Song Wm McIlwraith 1900 28
A Sketch of Scottish Literature from the Earliest Times Wm McIlwraith 1901 5
A Sketch of Scottish Literature from the Earliest Times Wm McIlwraith 1902 5
A Sketch of Scottish Literature from Earliest Times (Part 1) William McIlwraith 1903 5
A Sketch of Scottish Literature from Earliest Times (Part 2) William McIlwraith 1904 1
A Sketch of Scottish Literature from Earliest Times (Part 3) William McIlwraith 1905 1
A Sketch of Scottish Literature from Earliest Times (Part 4) William McIlwraith 1906 1
A Sketch of Scottish Literature from Earliest Times (Part 5) William McIlwraith 1907 1
A Sketch of Scottish Literature from Earliest Times (Part 6) William McIlwraith 1908 1
Hallowe'en (The Work of Burns & Mayne) Andrew McCallum 1908 24
A Sketch of Scottish Literature from Earliest Times (Part 7) William McIlwraith 1909 1
A Sketch of Scottish Literature from Earliest Times (Part 8) William McIlwraith 1910 5
A Sketch of Scottish Literature from Earliest Times (Part 9) William McIlwraith 1911 5
A Sketch of Scottish Literature from Earliest Times (Part 10) William McIlwraith 1912 5
The Scots Vernacular T.Callander Wade 1909 31
Burns Clubs and Burns Song J Jeffrey Hunter 1922 55
The Skinner Bi-Centenary 1922 42
The Present State of the Scottish Tongue W. A Craigie 1923 26
Movement for the Preservation of the Scottish Vernacular 1926 8
Movement for the Preservation of the Scottish Vernacular 1927 28
Burns Clubs and Scottish Folk Song Percy Gordon 1927 47
Scottish Poetry of Today Robert Bain 1927 56
The Scottish National Dictionary William Grant 1928 69
The Scottish National Dictionary 1930 61
Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tounge 1930 67
115 The Scottish National Dictionary, An Appeal Joseph Dobbie 1932 75
The Scottish National Dictionary, Appeal to Burns Clubs Joseph Dobbie 1934 21
The Scottish National Dictionary 1934 10
The Scottish National Dictionary William Grant 1937 104
The Scottish National Dictionary 1938 76
The Scottish National Dictionary 1939 1
The Scottish National Dictionary William Grant 1939 4
The Scottish National Dictionary An American Scot 1940 61
The Scottish National Dictionary William Grant 1943 35
The Scottish National Dictionary William Grant 1945 33
Preservation of the Scots Vernacular 1936 94
Alexander Smith Another forgotten Poet 1949 28
James Thomson 1700-1748, Scottish Poet of Nature John R.Spence 1949 42
A Pocket Anthology of Early 19th C A.V. Stuart 1956 85
Scottish Literature & Scottish Antiquarians 1750-1800 Alexander M. Kinghorn 1956 89
Sir Walter Scott – a Bi-centenary Assessment Charles C. Easton 1971 48
Robert Tannahill (1774-1810) William McIlwraith 1922 27
The Sempills of Beltrees: Their Place in Scots Poetry Clark Hunter 1955 35
Charles Murray, Centenary of Aberdeenshire Burns William L. Morren 1964 26
Anderson Wilson Memorial Fund 1976 58
Anderson Wilson Memorial Fund 1977 65
Best Original Poem in Scots Dialect 1956 63
Edinburgh Poet Honoured Lilian Bowes-Lyon Poetry Award 1955 61
Lallans: A plea for the kailyard Alexander Gray 1950 9
Is there a future for Plastic Scots? John Orr 1951 30
Is Scots a Good Language for Poets Joseph Macleod 1950 5
Competition for New Scottish Song Lyric 1962 9 116 Open Letter, 4th International Conference on Scottish Language and Literature 1986 82
The McVitie’s Prize for Scottish Writer of the Year 1988 89
Children & the Auld Scots Tongue L.M. Stirling 1958 58
Auld Scots Tongue Saved for Posterity George Alison 1957 54
Recording the Scottish Tongue from Scottish Educational Journal 1962 48
The Scottish National Dictionary David Murison, 1948 57
The Scottish National Dictionary to the letter D 1949 51
The Scottish National Dictionary 1952 41
The Scottish National Dictionary John McVie 1954 69
The Scottish National Dictionary David Murison 1955 61
The Scottish National Dictionary, Great Work in Serious Financial Danger 1963 1
The Scottish National Dictionary 1966 79
Its Finished, The Magnificent S.N.D. Cuthbert Graham 1977 76
The Concise Scots Dictionary J.A.M. 1986 73
Scottish Nursery Rhymes 1950 13
Tua Sonets Sent By My Friend A.S, (Alexander Sempill ca 1617) 1950 14
The Orkney Play of the Lady Odivere, Allan Ramsay, in Lowland Scots 1951 38
The Grey Selchie of Shool Skerry The Great Silkie of Sule Skerry 1951 50 Commentary by Wm Mongomerie
Wha’ll Pent Trulie Scotland’s Heid Alexander Manson Kinghorn 1962 73
How Norwegian re-emerged Joseph Macleod 1951 33
Readers Digest 1981 23
A Scottish Double Event in Virginia Jack Ireland 1983 67
Daimen Ickers Nae Mair Liz Niven 2003W 9
Winners of the Burns Federation and Association 2004S 21 of Scottish Literary Studies Competition 2003
Burns Federation / ASLS Awards 2004W 61
Burnssong – From Idea to Reality Jenny Wilson 2005A 62 117
Biographies, Tributes to, and Obituaries of Burnsian Writers and Scholars. (arranged alphabetically by the subject of the tribute)
Death of Dr James Adams, Glasgow 1900 120
Dr James Adams 1901 99
Boyd Alexander, 1974 27
Alexander Anderson “Surfaceman” Joe Kennedy 1999 195
Death of Mr W Craibe Angus 1900 121
The late Mr W Craibe Angus Neil Munro 1901 95
W Craibe Angus, Biographical Note J C Ewing 1904 108
The late Mr Colin Rae Brown 1898 104
Mrs Jane Burgoyne J.A.M. 1990 10
Lawrence Ruxton Burness ( 1910 – 2004) 2004S 62
Sir James Crichton-Browne MD, LLD, DSc, FRSE, FRS Donald Urquhart 1987 45
Helen B. Cruikshank Helen Cruikshank Jane Burgoyne 1976 60
Rev. James Currie, JP. MA. BD. Our Guest Tonight Is Dorothy K. Haynes 1977 28
Thomas W. Dalglish Alex. MacMillan 1971 45
James Chalmers Dick 1949 56
J.C.Ewing A Tribute by….. John McVie 1952 36
Professor John DeLancey Fergusson Robert D. Thornton 1967 56
Robert Ford (1846 – 1905) James Walsh 1906 98
In Memoriam, The Late William Freeland 1904 109
Dr Raymond J S Grant N 1991 56
David Gray: Poet of the Luggie A.V .Stuart 1963 33
John Gray Alex. MacMillan 1976 39
118 John Gribbel 1937 43
Hans Hecht 1949 55
Dr Hans Hecht John McVie 1999 44
Joseph Hislop Joseph Hislop & the Songs of Burns Malcolm Turnbull 1989 59
Serge Hovey Jean Redpath 1990 10
John D. Insch Honour the Piper Janet M. Cutting 1981 37
New Professor at Stirling, D Donald Low D W Ogilvie A 1991 15
Donald Alexander Low Charles Kennedy 2001 224
Jane Lymburn see Mrs Jane Burgoyne
Grant McEwan No Ordinary Man 1989 45
James Alexander Mackay Derek Pobjoy 1991 5
James A Mackay: An Appreciation John Inglis N 1991 57
Deserved Honour for James Mackay N 1993 61
Mr James McKie A 1991 25
Alex. MacMillan J.F.T.T 1979 6
Alex MacMillan Andrew Hood 1977 46
John McVie Scotland’s Foremost Authority on Burns 1968 22
______Tribute by David Murison 1968 26
______John McVie & the Burns Chronicle 1968 28
Samuel Marshak 1965 81
Trachles, Travails and Triumphs of Henryk Minc: A Life Story 1996 83
Toshio Namba Our Man in Japan Jane Burgoyne 1972 49
John Walter Oliver Jane Burgoyne 1958 29
Donald M. Paton 1990 9
Rab the Rhymer Eric Crozier, 1954 44
John Brown Reid 1949 56
119 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Letters Ronnie Jack 2002W 45 Professor George Ross Roy Laureation Address
Life-time Achievement Award G Ross Roy Ken Simpson 2003W 49 ECSSS Conference Charlestown USA 11 April 2003
The Skinner Bi-Centenary 1922 42
Dr John Strawhorn Ian Lyell 1997 130
Robert Tannahill (1774-1810) William McIlwraith 1922 27
James Thomson The Star O’ Rabbie Burns, Andrew E. Beattie 1987 49
James Thomson Author of “The Star of Robbie Burns” Archie McaArthur 1999 197
John Frederick Tulloch Thomson 1982 10
William Robertson Turnbull 1949 56
Joseph Train FSA (Scot) R W MacFadzean 1904 76
Joseph Train FSA (Scot) as a Freemason John S Thomson 1908 42
James Veitch 1976 17
Miscellany.
Burnsiana Notes and Queries 1892 101
Notes and Queries 1893 146
Notes and Queries 1894 139
Notes and Queries 1895 130
Notes and Queries 1896 148
Notes and Queries 1899 136
Notes and Queries 1901 111
Notes and Queries 1902 125
Notes and Queries 1903 129
Notes and Queries 1904 118
Notes and Queries 1905 126
120 Notes and Queries 1907 130
Notes and Queries 1908 96
Notes and Queries 1909 144
Notes and Queries 1910 147
Notes and Queries 1911 136
Notes and Queries 1912 129
Notes and Queries 1913 156
Notes and Queries 1914 169
Notes and Queries 1915 181
Notes and Queries 1916 125
Notes and Queries 1917 150
Notes and Queries 1918 129
Notes and Queries 1919 128
Notes and Queries 1921 153
Notes and Queries 1922 112
Notes and Queries 1923 123
Notes and Queries 1924 104
Notes and Queries 1925 82
Notes and Queries 1926 132
Notes and Queries 1927 157
Notes and Queries 1928 127
Notes and Queries 1929 170
Notes Queries and Answers 1930 138
Notes Queries and Answers 1931 106
Notes Queries and Answers 1932 119
Notes Queries and Answers 1933 113
Notes Queries and Answers 1934 94 121 Notes Queries and Answers 1935 104
Notes Queries and Answers 1936 103
Notes Queries and Answers 1937 119
Notes Queries and Answers 1938 81
Notes Queries and Answers 1939 99
Notes Queries and Answers 1940 63
Notes Queries and Answers 1941 62
Notes Queries and Answers 1943 37
Mr. Gribbell's Visit to Scotland 1921 5
Letter from Dr John D Ross 1930 122
Arbroath Declaration of Scottish Independence A.I. Dunlop 1950 56
Barbour’s Bruce & Blind Harry’s Wallace Alexander Kinghorn 1957 61
Robin Reidbreist & the Wran Isabella Begg, 1951 69
Mauchline Conversation Society 1786-97 Dr. John D.Ross, 1954 29 Extract from Burnsiana
Memorial to Sir William Wallace 1955 45
A Memorial to McGonagall. Jane Burgoyne 1973 25
McGonagall’s Memorial Seat Ceremony, Jane Burgoyne 1975 103
Centenary of the Kilmarnock Standard 1964 52
Quiz Burns Quiz 1954 61
Quiz Answers Answers 1954 93
Burns Quiz C.C. Easton 1977 15
Burns Quiz Answers 1977 54
Facts are Cheels that Winna Ding, (Quiz) 1984 21
Facts are Cheels,…. Answers 1984 91
Burns Crossword 1955 72
The Story of the Kilmarnock Burns Temple Hoax John Aitken 1922 82
122 The Skinner Bi-Centenary 1922 42
The Vow of Luve Sures C Ghatak 1927 146
For Lady Members of Burns Clubs Jean Muir Gourley 1939 95
“Yon Wild Mossy Mountains” An Inedited Manuscript 1948 3
Mauchline Conversation Society 1786-97 Dr. John D.Ross, 1954 29 Extract from Burnsiana
The Pin That Mended a Mill R.E. Scott 1964 30
Fair fa’ your honest, sonsie face 1981 93
Gie Her a Haggis David McGregor 1981 91
Lost Secret of the Haggis Rod Sykes 1988 86
A Recollection of Burns from 1836 1989 83 Philadelphia Public Ledger 25th March 1836
Burns on Record , R. Peel 1966 45
Jean Redpath Champions Burns David Skipper 1990 74 & Traditional Scottish Music
Saint Andrew, Scotland’s Patron Saint William Arthur Allan 1980 44
Burns Nicht Postmark at Dumfries 1981 77
Gilbert May- Philatelist Extraordinary Archie McArthur 1983 26
Producing Scotch Whisky Ian Wilson 1982 66
Eaglesham’s Scottish Night George Anderson 1983 35
Anecdotal Evidence R.Peel 1984 74
A Relic Hunter Hoaxed from the Dumfries Courier 4th September 1832 1988 35
Young Writer’s Workshop Mae McEwan 1986 49
Two Benefactors J.A.M. 1986 74
Burns the English Poet ( re Tobler Label) 1991 16
Bridging the Age Gap Charles Kennedy 1991 34
The Mystery Solved R. Peel 1991 43
The Times O’ Burns Maurice Rattigan 1991 45
123 Robert Burns & the Ruthwell Cross Raymond J.S.Grant 1991 85
Corrections to Burns Chronicle 1936 1937 64
ERRATA ( in Burns Chronicle No 100 1991) John Strawhorn A 1991 5
A ‘Chronicle’ Readers’ Checklist R. Peel 1974 44
The Chronicle & the Future 1976 4
Our Man in Japan (Toshio Namba publicises The Burnsian) 1988 86
Junior Burns Chronicle 1965 1
Junior Burns Chronicle 1966 1
Junior Burns Chronicle 1967 1
Junior Burns Chronicle 1968 1
Junior Burns Chronicle 1969 55
Junior Burns Chronicle 1970 71
Junior Burns Chronicle 197! 1
Junior Burns Chronicle 1972 1
Junior Chronicle 1983 32
Junior Chronicle 1984 34
Young Burnsians 1985 42
Junior Chronicle 1986 58
Junior Chronicle 1987 51
A Quote for Every Occasion 1981 47
A Recollection of Burns from 1836 1989 83 Philadelphia Public Ledger 25th March 1836
Professor Grant’s study of Robert Burns Outi Pickering M 1992 131
A Great Pleasure Murdo Morrison M 1992 137
Federation Award for Gaels N 1992 39
From The Literary Editor Raymond J S Grant N 1993 64
Famous Johnstonians May Dicke N 1993 70
124 Robert Burns of Borneo Victor T King F 1994 75
Australia Honours Jean Londo M 1994 122
Mayo Angelou on Burns 1996 PR 20
Honours for Alloway Minister 1996 82
Why Did Scots Come to Australia? Charles Murray 1996 112
Adam Burnes 1996 153
The Phrenologists and Robert Burns Mark Fraser 1996 215
Visiting the Mother Club the Final Frontier Robert Densmore Brill 1998 35
Robert Burns: the Cezch Connection Raymond Grant 1998 88
The Cinque Ports Cavalry 1794-1797 John C Paterson 1999 28
Burns and Kossuth 1999 43
Scotland in Australia Ian Howie-Willis 1999 66
William Simpson: the Prince of Pictorial Correspondents Adrian Lipscomb 1999 148
From The Literary Editor 1998 Raymond J S Grant 1999 176
Robert Wilson and the Songs of Robert Burns Norrie Paton 2000 22
Re-dedication of the Loudon Spout – 2000 2000 37
From the Literary Editor Raymond J S Grant 2000 109
Discoveries Down Under James L Hempstead2001 10
Out and About: Provand’s Lordship J Harkins 2001 115
Out and About: Newark Castle Joe Harkins 2002W 25
Out and About Dumbarton Castle Joe Harkins 2003S 31
From The Literary Editor Raymond J S Grant 2001 205
The National Wallace Monument Joe Harkins 2002A 17
Camera Obscura Harry Hutchison 2002W 16
These I Have Loved James L Hempstead2002W 18
Word Pictures of Burns on the Web ( www.h2mprints.co.uk ) 2002W 48
Fingerprint in Time Dr Henry Faulds A Scottish Pioneer Donald L Reid 2003S 22 125 Snuff Box Fit for a King Andrew McKee 2003S 33
John Fulton’s Grand Orrery Colin Hunter McQueen 2003A 32
Tannahill Cottage Destroyed Joe Harkins 2003W 14
The Wallace Sword James L Hempstead 2003W 15
Jimmy Shand Statue Unveiled 2003W 19
The Stool of Repentance James L Hempstead 2004S 16
Edgar Allan Poe’s Ulster-Scots Connection Robert Densmore Brill 2004A 13
The Twa Lands: Canada and Scotland in the 18th Century Raymond J S Grant 2004A 17
Address To A Rat ( Alexander McGilvray, Paisley) R.McG 2004A 38
James Barke Tracing Writer’s Life Story John Manson 2004W 39
James Barke (1905-58) and Galloway John Manson 2005S 33
Sanctuary James L Hempstead 2005S 3
The Art of the Engraver Henry Morris Dick 2005S 8
John Mitchell’s ‘A Braid Glow’r at the Clergy” (1843) Rhona Brown & 2005S 37 Gerard Carruthers
Ballad of John Muir Has World premier at San Diego Burns Club 2005A 55
The Clan Donnachaidh Society 2005W 22
10,000 Party for Robert Bruce 2005W 23
The Mysterious Adventures of a Bowling Cup Sheila Cooke 2005W 34
126 AUTHOR INDEX
A B G Aberdeen Burns Club: Burns Cot 1931 93 in Childrens Hospital
C N.H. Catalogue, Murison Burns Collection 1953 70
H. J. S. Burns & Boswell 1912 96
J C E (see also Ewing J C) Authorship of “Verses on the Destruction 1919 108 of the Woods Near Drumlanrig”
______Maria Riddell’s Letters to 1920 110 Dr James Currie (1796-1805
______Maria Riddell's letters to Dr. Currie (III) 1923 75
______Maria Riddell's letters to Dr Currie (partIV) 1924 84
J. D. Reminiscences of the Nieces of Burns 1901 41
J.F.W.T. Settle that Argument 1982 53
______St Giles Cathedral- 1982 78 Robert Burns Memorial Window
J.K .Airdrie Burns Club, Instituted 1884 … 1988 71
______“Reply to The Mauchline Muddle” 1899 114
______Derby Scottish Association and Burns Club 1933 106 Burns Bed in Derbyshire Royal Infirmary
J. R. Burns & Jamaica 1912 107
J T G “At Brow and After” 1921 85
L, Jimmy “Start of Something” 1988 93
L.L.A. Serendipity in Broughton House 1986 11 Burns Library
P G B Abe Lincoln and Burns 1996 72 (Burns Club of Atlanta Newsletter)
R.McG Address To A Rat 2004A 38 ( Alexander McGilvray, Paisley)
S. R. G. Burns and Jamaica 1911 77
127 T G “Paisley Burns Club : 2005S 56 A Bicentenary Greeting”
T.G. II “A Greeting” 1979 9
______“A Greeting – Harken Whyles” 1981 53
______“A Greeting – Frae Paisley 1982 21 oan ae Janwar Nicht”
______“A Greeting – The Twenty-fifth of January” 1985 9
______“Greetings for A’ That” 1986 57
______“Ae Paisley Prenter’s Greeting” 1987 13
______“The Paisley 500 Greeting” 1989 72
______“Paisley Burns Club Euro Greetin” F 1992 83
______“The Paisley Burns Club: F 1993 88 A Janwar Nicht Greetin’”
W. C. “The Saint of Scottish Brotherhood “ 1915 125
An American Scot An "unknown edition" of Burns Poems 1940 59
______The Scottish National Dictionary 1940 61
An Art Student Statues of Burns 1895 121
Anon “Ode to Jimmy Davie” 1986 13
The Mel-Burnsian The Robert Burns Statue of Camperdown 2004S 6
Aakjar, Jeppe Robert Burns, An Address 1915 5 Translated from Danish by Tonny Daa
Abram Capt Burns as an Excise Officer 1914 111
Adair, William An Exotic Burns Supper 1987 16
Adam James S. “Heritage” 1984 13
______“Burns in St. Giles” 1986 83
______“Burns in Glass” 1987 72
Adams, James Burns versus the"Pot Boiler" 1894 96
______Dirt or Deity 1895 17
______A "True Man" Ballad 1896 107 128 Adamson David H George Thomson and Robert Burns 2000 159
Addison , W Innes Addenda to “Burns’s Obituary” 1901 111
Aikman, Geo. Engraved Portraits of Burns 1895 72
Aitken, G. A. The Editing of Burns' Letters 1893 35
______Additional Burns Letters 1894 46
______Some Missing Burns Manuscripts 1895 41
Aitken, John The Story of the Kilmarnock Burns 1922 82 Temple Hoax
Allan Anne see McCullagh Geraldine below 2000 90
Allan, William Arthur Saint Andrew, Scotland’s Patron Saint 1980 44
Alexander, Boyd The Lass O’ Ballochmyle 1974 18
Alison, George Auld Scots Tongue Saved for Posterity 1957 54
Anderson, Bill Burns Festival 1982 1983 73
Anderson, George To Russia Again 1977 70
______One Hundred Years in George Square 1978 50 ( Glasgow )
______O Canada 1981 8
______Eaglesham’s Scottish Night 1983 35
______Publicity, Federation & the Media 1983 40
Anderson J A Robert Burns at Innerliethen 1997 26
Anderson W Innes The Centenary Edition, A Correction 1901 38
Anderson William Portrait of Robert Burns 2001 111
Andrae Oswald How I Met Tam O’ Shanter 2000 163
Angelier, Auguste, See Burgoyne, Jane, Translator 1969 11
Angus. C Burns and the Della Cruscans 1940 12
______Francis Jeffrey on Burns 1941 21
______Burns & the circulating Library 1943 26
______Margaret (Peggy) Chalmers 1944 14 129 ______The Burns Festival of 1844 1945 20
______Burns & Mrs Cockburn 1946 44
______RL Stevenson on Burns 1947 44
______Geddes, (Bishop John) 1948 48 “First cleric character that ever I saw
Annand, JK “Artic Convoy” in Best Poem in Scots 1956 64
______“On a Mountain Tap” 1957 28
______“Sic Transit Gloria Mundi” 1963 24
______“A Finger Game” 1974 96
______“Lost” 1974 96
______“Burns-lover’s Wife’s Lament” 1986 17
Anton P Two Burns Clergymen: Thomas Blacklock 1997 124 – Hugh Blair
Arnott, R. J. Thomas White, a friend of Burns 1940 37
Arthr A.P. Burns in Braille 1915 96
Bain, G. W. The connection of Robert Burns 1914 82 to the North of England
Bain, Janet S. “The Storm” in Best Poem in Scots 1956 66
Bain Robert Scottish Poetry of Today 1927 56
______Scottish Poetry of Today 1933 84
______Scottish Poetry of Today 1939 86
Bain, Thomas Alexander Findlater 1924 70
______The Champion of Burns 1998 129 (Alexander Findlater)
Bayne, Allan The West Highland Tour & Highland Mary 1906 102
Bayne, H Paterson “Poet’s Praise of Robert Burns” 1899 85
Beaumont, Frank Ferguson & Burns: The Shaping of a Poet 1913 83
Beattie, Andrew E. James Thomson: The Star O’ Rabbie Burns, 1987 49
Begg, Isabella Robin Reidbreist & the Wran 1951 69 130 Begg James A “The Field” N 1992 53
Begg Robert Burns William Burnes 1721-1784: 1999 51 Father of Robert Burns
Belford, Fred J. School Children’s Competitions 1944 39 1944 Edinburgh
______Scottish Literature Competition 1945 1945 36
______The Work & Humour of the 1957 43 Schools Competitions
______Scottish Literature Competitions 1958 74
______Some Memories, Immortal & Otherwise 1967 36
______Robert Burns and Freemasonry 1996 170
Bell, C. P. The Lapraik Family in Muirkirk 1915 99
Bell, Tom Burns Supper in Lagos, Nigeria 1983 51
Birrell, J. Hamilton Sir Walter Scott's debt to Burns 1943 18
Black Colin F The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns 1997 42
Black G F The Earliest American Editions 1927 142 of Burns Poems
Blithe, David The Lost Art of Saying Thank You 1984 89
Blyth, David G. “The Warden” 1980 53
______“Congratulations from Rabbie” 1982 51
______The Eyes of Robert Burns 1986 68
Bone, Kate Y.A. “All Square” 1973 77
______“Masel” 1974 9
______“The Elder Tree” 1975 23
Booth Bryan Francis Grose FSA 1731 – 1791 1998 70 Antiquary and Scholar
______Visits to the Burns Country 2004S 38 William and Dorothy Wordsworth And John Keats and Companion Brown
Brill Robert Densmore Visiting the Mother Club the Final Frontier 1998 35
131 ______Robert Burns at the Caledonian Club of 2001 183 San Francisco’s 134th Annual Scottish Gathering and Games
______Edgar Allan Poe’s Ulster-Scots Connection 2004A 13
Brodie, C L. Burns' Associations with West Renfrew 1905 80
Brodie Charles L “At Mary’s Shrine” 1921 94
______Greenock Burns Club, A Sketch 1927 124 of its History
Brotchie, T. F. C. “The Burnsian Welcome” 1921 19
Brown Alexander L A Galashiels Example 1927 28
Brown, Alex S. The Works of Dr John Moore (1730-1802) 1904 36
______Burns and the Ethics of his Times 1907 27
Brown, Colin Rae, see Rae-Brown, Colin
Brown, Everett Somerville The Political Ideas of Burns 1936 56
______The Political Ideas of Robert Burns PartII 1937 76
Brown, George Douglas Essay on Robert Burns 1953 26
Brown, Hilton Burns and the Scottish milkmaid 1950 15
Brown, Hilton “Mr. Dingle’s Dilemma” 1976 76
Brown, J “Mary Campbell Speaks” 1918 94
Brown John “Burns Anniversary” 2000 124
Brown James “The Poet’s Insight” 1921 117
Brown Rhona Making Robert Burns: 2005W 4 The Correspondence of James Currie
Brown Rhona John Mitchell’s ‘A Braid Glow’r 2005S 37 & Carruthers Gerard at the Clergy” (1843)
Brown, William Burns & New Zealand 1958 69
______Random Reflections from Dunedin 1987 92
Brownrigg, Jeff Robbie’s Statues 1989 89
Bruce, Wallace The Influence of Burns 1892 43 on American Literature. 132 Bryden, Hugh J. Canadian Postscript 1982 89
Buchan, A.M. Word & Word Tunes in Burns 1957 6
______Justice to Dr. Currie 1963 4
Buchanan W Watson References to the Problems of Aging M 1993 134 in Eighteenth-Century Scottish Poetry
______Adam Burnes (1832-1876): 1996 152 Distant Relative of the Bard
______Robert Burns’ Rheumatology 1996 237
Buchanan, W.W. Robert Burns’s Illness Revisited 1991 60 &. Kean W.F
______Alexander McLachlan (1818-1896): A 1993 4 The Robert Burns of Canada
Buchanan W Watson The Illness of Robert Burns’s F 1993 73 Rooney Patrick J ‘Elder Brother in the Muse’ & MacNeill Andrew L
Buist, J.J. Mauchline Ware 1977 16
Bulloch, John Malcolm Burns' Commanding Officer: 1930 104 Col. Arent Schuyler de Peyster
______A Frenchman on Burns 1936 80
Burgoyne, Jane Auguste Angelier, 1969 11 Translations from his Work on Burns,
______Auguste Angelier, 2nd translated passage 1970 43
______Auguste Angelier, 3rd translated passage 1971 75
______Auguste Angelier, 4th translated passage 1972 63
______Auguste Angelier, 5th translated passage 1973 26
______Auguste Angelier, 6th translated passage 1974 55
______Auguste Angelier, 7th translated passage 1975 35
______Auguste Angelier, 8th translated passage 1977 66
______Toshio Namba, Our Man in Japan 1972 49
______A Memorial to McGonagall. 1973 25
______Foreign Interest in Burns in 1973 1974 84 133 ______McGonagall’s Memorial Seat Ceremony 1975 103
______Burns as the Poet of Love 1976 41
______Helen Cruikshank 1976 60
Burns Hugh The Unique Burns Cottage of Atlanta N 1992 63
Burns James Glencairn I Like His Letters Better Than the Poetry 1998 28
Burness C Stuart The Burns Family 1924 99
Burness Lawrence R A Message from the Fatherland F 1992 75
______The Gentle Science Again 1996 281
______The Burnesses of Stonehaven: 1997 49 The Poet’s Cousin Interviewed
______The Other Poet 1998 39
______Another Problem Solved: 2003A 2 Arran Connection with Burns
Burns, Kenneth Glencairn Relic of Burns 1906 117
______Genealogical Notes on the Burnes 1906 122 Family or Burns
Burns K G The Poet’s Genealogy 1921 120
Burns Thomas C Robert Burns: Scottish Poet 2003S 10 or Poet Who Happens to be Scottish
Burns-Begg, R. Bonnie Jean" A Memoir 1892 47
______William Burness - a sketch 1893 105
Burroughs John Burns, the Glorious Sinner 1961 12
Cairney John Robert Burns in the Theatre 2004A 28
Campbell A “A Kipling Rhyme” 1901 93
______“Per Contra” 1918 60
Campbell, Alastair J. The National Burns Memorial & Cottage 1983 23 Homes. Burns Lovers – Monumental Question
Campbell, A. .Neil Burns Federation & The Future 1959 3
Campbell, Joe West Sound Burns Supper 1987 16
134 Campbell Lionel A 1987 Tribute to Robert Burns” 1988 93
Campbell Nancie A Librarian Looks at Burns 1955 46
Campbell T Gemmel Burns Sermon 1972 57
______A Call from Edmonton 1976 50
Carnduff, Mary Burns in the Arctic 1980 27
Carruthers Gerard A Note on Poems 1998 26 Newly Attributed to Burns
______The New Bardolatry 2002W 9 (Re The Canongate Burns)
______Letter to the Editor 2004A 16 (Re The Ewe Bughts/ Canongate)
______see also Brown Rhona above 2005S 37
Caughie M Unimaginable (Greenock and Paisley BC’s) M 1993 132
Chalmers, A. “Thoughts on a Burns Supper” 1985 81
Chang Yow Tong “Lines to Robert Burns” 1913 39
Clark John L Look Back and Wonder 1996 246
______Counsel For Poor Mortals 1997 67
______Publish and Be Damned 1999 143
Clarke John S. A Novelist’s Diatribe 1938 36
______Forgeries of Burns manuscripts 1941 24
______A Burns Celebration in Portugal 1942 42
______The Youngest Burns-Clubbist 1945 23
______Ballochmyle: Whitefoords & Alexanders 1945 30
______Burns & the “Edinburgh Gazetteer” 1946 25 Cato’s prose essay on reform
______Scots Poets of Today 1955 30
Clements, James Baillie, Lesley 1980 24
Cockburn, Harold A. Longfellow on Burns 1942 15
______Burns in America 1945 24 135 Cochrane, R.A. Burns a well-read man 1949 16
Colville, James Literary Art of Robert Burns 1958 3
Connor Elma New Title for NAAFB, The Robert 2000 85 Burns Association of North America
Connor, Jennifer J. MA Manners Painting; Burns & Folklore 1984 59
Connor,. Jim The Annapolis Conference 1983 9
______Unveiling of Memorial to Burns 1983 11
Constable G W Robert Burns Begg, In Memoriam 1901 68
Conway Neil R Robert Burns and Religion A 1992 13
Cook, Davidson Cromek & Stothard's 1809 Burns Tour 1918 96
______Misdates in Burns Literature 1919 66
______Imposing on Burns 1920 140
______Elegy on Stella 1921 29
______Annotations of Scottish Songs 1922 1
______Beungo's Engravings of Burns 1925 31
______Unpublished Manuscripts of Burns 1926 60 A. J. Law Collection (part I)
______Unpublished Manuscripts of Burns 1927 14 A. J. Law Collection (part 11)
______Unpublished Manuscripts of Burns 1928 11 A. J. Law Collection (partIII)
______The Red Red Rose & its tune 1934 63
Cook Davidson & JCE Louisa Fontenelle Actress 1935 88
Cook Helen Four Fifeshire Friends of Robert Burns 1999 180
Cook, Margaret (et al) Glebe Primary School, Irvine 1982 40
______(Re Bowhill P.B.C. Schools Competitions) 1983 34
Cooke Sheila Mysterious Adventures of a Bowling Cup 2005W 34
Cooper Anne The Robert Burns Inn A 1993 13 (Forreston South Australia)
136 Corrie, John Burns & Glencairn 1980 84
Coulter, Annie Q “Lines to Burns” 1904 66
Craibe Angus, W. Notes on the First & Early Editions 1893 83
Craig, A. J. Shenstone and Burns 1920 86
______Francis Grose Esq FRS AS 1920 121
______Shenstone & Burns (No II) 1921 67
______Shenstone & Burns (part III) 1922 68
Craig, A. T. Burns at a "Druids Temple" 1916 32
______Logan Water 1916 35
Craig, Hardin Burns & the English speaking World 1957 15
Craigie, W. A. The Present State of the Scottish Tongue 1923 26
Crawford, Helen Walters The Manse of Loudon 1920 68
Crawford, James M. We made a Film about Rabbie 1987 95
Crichton, D.R.H. Dumfries & Galloway Regional 1986 92 Council’s link with the Bard
Crichton, Ronnie “Steam Trains o’ the Sou-west” 1987 93
______They’re A’ James Thomson Poets 1996 104
______The Book Sale The Bibliography & Burns 2003W 56
______Burns, Other Poets and his Poetic Influence 2004W 21
Crooks, Sarah Adam “An Auld Weedow-wumman Blethers 1991 103 About Her Guidman”
Crozier, Eric Rab the Rhymer 1954 44
Cumming Dr Robert Burns – Why Australia? Why Anywhere? 1996 274
Curtis, James see Matthews, Valerie below 1985 55
Cuthbert Hadden, J. Burns from a Musical point of view 1892 96
Cutting, Janet M. Honour the Piper 1981 37
______The Leicester Conference, 1980 1982 8
Daa, Tonny Religious Development of Robert Burns 1913 21 137 ______Burns in Denmark 1913 37
______(Trans) Robert Burns, An Address by Jeppe Aakjar 1915 5 Translated from Danish
______Burns as a Song Mender 1915 26
Daiches, David Robert Burns, some critical extracts 1952 7
Daly Linda Robert Burns Scottish Soldier 2005W 13
Darlington Lorna Robert Burns and Robert Muir 1996 90
Davidson Marion & Earl Robert Burns and Scottish Dance 2004S 27
Davies Alfred “Sonnet to Robert Burns” 1902 74
Davies, Robert “To Every Man” 1979 63
______“Learning the Haggis” 1988 90
Dawson Bill Robert Burns In His Time And After 2004W 3 A Colloquium, Exhibition and Celebration at The University of South Carolina
______Burns Copy of The Wallace at Auction 2004W 8
______Exploring the Burns Chronicle 1892 -2005 2005A 70 de Haan M J M Translating Robert Burns 1997 65
Dick, James C. The Interleaved Scots Musical Museum 1905 66
Dicke May Famous Johnstonians N 1993 70
Dickson J P Memories of The Burns Federation 1936 20
Diederich D A Anniversary Sermon 1944 5
Dobbie, Joseph Burns as a Social Force 1929 27
______Burns & Scottish Nationalism 1930 56
______RB & Charles Dickens: 1931 71 the Men & their Mission
______The Scottish National Dictionary: 1932 75 An Appeal
Dodds, John 1983 Burns Federation Conference 1985 10
Dollan, Patrick J. Robert Burns as a World Influence 1944 18
138 ______The Communists & Robert Burns 1949 5
Donaldson, A.M Burns Final Settlement with Creech 1952 38
______Topham’s Letters from Edinburgh 1954 52
______Burns & the Writings of Dougal Graham 1961 18 The Skellat Bellman of Glasgow
Donaldson R You Don’t Need Minutes (Kelso BC) A 1993 31
Donnelly, Pauline E. Rob Mossgiel, Bard of Humanity 1984 81 An Exploration of some aspects Of Burns Poetry
Douglas, Albert Two Artists of the People 1921 54
Douglas George The Story of Friars Carse 1997 54
Douglas Hugh The Rights of Woman 1996 141 ( Extract from The Tinder Heart )
Doyle Brian American Readers interest in Photograph 2005W 55 ( re Can You help)
Drake, John “Lines on the Burns Anniversary” 1906 77
______“Ode to Robert Burns” 1907 104
______“Robert Burns” 1908 64
Duncan, R. Blacklock & Burns: A Belated Tribute 1914 72
Duncan, Robert The Story of Some Burns Relics 1916 82
Dunlop, A.I Arbroath Declaration of Scottish 1950 56 Independence .
Dunlop, John An old man’s reminiscences, 1952 2 Thos. Dunlop, Kirn
Dunlop, Samuel Robert Fergusson: An anniversary tribute 1925 69
______Robert Fergusson 2000 59
Dunlop, W.H. Antique Smith’s Manuscripts 1978 40
Dyk, Diana van From Nancy to Selinde ( Burns & Dutch Lit.) 1985 64
EasdaleGeorge Burns Cottage and the Road to it 1901 78
Easton, Charles C Historic Tombstones at Glenbervie 1949 49
139 ______Sir Walter Scott –Bi-centenary Assessment 1971 48
______Burns Quiz 1977 15
______Burns Relics on Display in Arbroath 1978 36
Edgoose Grace S “On Seeing the Burns Mausoleum 2004W 33 at Dumfries”
______“A Tribute to a Great Poet” 2004W 47
Egerer, J.W.. Annotated List of Subscribers to 1959 29 Edinburgh Edition
______Annotated List, Cont’d 1961 38
______Annotated List, Cont’d 1962 11
______Annotated List, Cont’d 1963 58
Elliot John E Coldstream Burns Club Commemorates 2004W 37 the Bard’s Visit to the Town
Emslie, George C. Burns in Other Languages 1956 3
______Burns & Glasgow. 1958 62
Evans, Edward R The Canadian Conference 1981 14
______The Winnipeg Burns Monument 1985 14
Ewing Elizabeth C Burns Cottage: Jubilee 1932 31 Under the Alloway Trustees
______The last of Burns heroines: Jessy Lewars 1940 29
______Burns and the first steam boat 1941 40
______Burns' Visits to Glasgow: Fiction and Fact 1942 23
______This "Burns-relic" Business 1943 11
______Burns & The Edinburgh Gazetteer, 1944 8 Poets Correspondence with Capt Johnston
______Burns' First Visit to Edinburgh 1945 8
______The Burns House Mauchline 1946 46 Jean Armour Burns Memorial
______The First “Burns Nicht” (Alloway) & 1948 38 The First Burns Club (Greenock)
140 ______Should Burns be translated 1947 30
______Notices of New Books 1948 61
Ewing J.C. (see also J C E ) The Craibe Angus Burnsiana 1904 105
______W Craibe Angus, Biographical Note 1904 108
______Burns's House in Mauchline 1916 55
______Burns Cottage Relics, A Spurious Collection 1920 126
______Stothard’s illustrations of Burns 1947 46 Lost portraits &views
______Copyright of Burns Poems, 1786-1787, 1948 23
______Mrs Begg’s Reminiscences of Burns 1948 34 the Fiddler
______Murison Burns Collection 1948 52
______Dalziel, Alexander 1949 46
______Auld Lang Syne again 1952 79
______Burns’s “Doctor Hornbook” 1998 104 Career of John Wilson, Dominie at Tarbolton
Ewing J.C. & McCallum Robert Graham (12th) of Fintry 1931 36 Andrew
______Alexander Cunningham 1933 94
______The Falling-out at Woodley Park 1946 6 of Burns & Maria Riddell
Eyre-Todd, George Coila, the Muse of Burns 1908 80
Faa, Robbie Historical Detection 1980 62
Falconer, J. Ye Hypocrites 1955 17 Fresh Evidence about A Political Squib
Farquhar, Rev Alexander J Man of the People ( sermon ) 1981 68
Faulder, Hilda May “Teeny Wee” 1990 84
Faulkner Mena “The Changing Face of Scotland” D 1994 57
______“Water Meeting” D 1994 57
Feldman, Gabriel Burns the Naturalised Russian 1978 10 141 Ferguson F D Allan Cunningham 1999 83
Ferguson, J DeLancey Cancelled Pages in the letters 1929 90 of Robert Burns
______New light on the Burns-Dunlop 1930 87 Estrangement
______Burns and the Indies in 1788 1930 101
______Collector William Corbett 1931 65
______Burns and Hugh Blair 1932 94
______Burns & The Merry Muses 1953 1
Finlay,John National Burns Memorial & Cottage Homes 1967 57
Findlay, W. “Burns in the Infirmary” 1905 73
______Lamb and his Literary Friends on Burns 1907 17
______Lockhart on Crabbe and Burns 1918 42
Fisher, W. D. Burns and other poets 1940 54
Flannigan Debbie “Address to Robert Burns” 1996 PR 68
Fleming Archibald Burns and the Devil 2001 21
______Tam O’ Shanter and the 2003A 34 Caledonian Antizyzygy
Forrest, James The Religion of Burns 1893 95
Forsyth Naiomi M Burns and His Women! 1996 254
Fowler Richard “Burns ‘76” 1996 103
Fraser, Douglas J. “To Allan Ramsay’s Statue” 1962 10
______“ In the North East” 1976 32
______“Autumn in the Suburbs” 1976 32
______“The Visitor” 1976 33
______“Sabbath Breaker” 1976 33
Fraser, J. & Lockhart, R. M. Detailed Index to Notes 1894 5 in the Kilmarnock Edition
Fraser Mark The Phrenologists and Robert Burns 1996 215 142 Freeland, Wm The Proposed Lectureship 1900 45
______Report on the Proposed Lectureship 1901 91
Fyfe, Robert Pushkin School Burns Club 1964 53
Gaw S K The Glasgow Vennel – 1985 92 A Living Working Memorial
______Burns & the Gentle Science 1990 21
______Alloway and Bi-centenary Year N 1992 52
______A Hundred Years Have Gone and Mair M 1992 132
______The Songs of Robert Burns by Donald Low F 1993 96
Ghatak Sures ( see Sures C Ghatak)
Gemmill, James Fairlie Natural History in the Poetry 1928 78 of Robert Burns
Gibb, J Taylor More Mauchline Topography 1896 70
______Mauchline Kirkyard 1898 67
______Mauchline in Burns’s Time 1919 82
______Dumfries: St Michael's Kirkyard 1923 57
Gibson Andrew A Doubtful Edition of Robert Burns 1902 85
Gibson Jim Presentation of Gaelic Burns Books 2004S 32 by Robert Burns World Federation
Gilchrist, R.S. Essay on Burns by Candidior 1978 54
______Robert Burns – What Ailed Him 1979 81
Gill Stewart The Creed of Burns: Address Given at 1997 90 Robert Burns Service Melbourne
Gillieson, W Phin Anniversary Sermon 1938 30
______Burns's message for today - A Sermon 1941 10
______Anniversary Sermon 1943 6
Gillis, William Burns Copy of Fergusson’s Poems 1956 1
Glass, James James Currie’s Robert Burns 1983 57
Glennie, Rev. J.C. Gavin Hamilton & The Kirk Session, 1970 20 143 Godridge Carol New Dumfries Theatre Royal 2005W 64 to Preserve Burns Heritage
Gordon,DM. “Evensong” in Best Poem in Scots 1956 67
Gordon, Donald “Fause Lover” 1985 60
Gordon James Stevenson on Burns, A Sketch 1902 40
Gordon Percy Burns Clubs and Scottish Folk Song 1927 47
Gordon, Dr. T. Crouther, The Illustrator of Burns 1954 6
Goudie, James C. “ A Man’s a Man?” 1979 62
Gould, Janetta Robert Burns – Musician 1990 68
Gourley Jean Muir For Lady Members of Burns Clubs 1939 95
Gow Dr P Fleming, Medical History of Robert Burns, 1947 25 Recent research & opinion
Graham, Cuthbert Its Finished, The Magnificent S.N.D. 1977 76
Graham, William “Clydeside in Spring” 1975 72
______“Sleep Soun, My Love” 1975 73
______“Mossgiel” 1984 46
______“Prayer” 1985 53
Grant, Raymond J.S. Robert Burns & the Ruthwell Cross 1991 85
______From The Literary Editor N 1993 64
______Half-mad Half-fed Half-sarkit: M 1994 123 James Macfarlan Scotland’s Pedlar-Poet
______Robert Burns in Canada’s North West D 1994 37
______The Gentle Art of Translation: 1997 60 Robert Burns Gedichten
______Some Thoughts on the 1997 114 Bi-Centenary Celebrations
______Saint And Sinner 1998 74
______Robert Burns: the Cezch Connection 1998 88
______Long Live Francis I, King of Scots 1998 108
144 ______The Toast to the Lassies 1998 133
______Robert Burns’s Tippling 1999 174
______From The Literary Editor1998 1999 176
______Toast to the Twa Lands 1999 192
______The Courage of John Weaver: 2000 76 The Edmonton Statue of Burns
______From the Literary Editor 2000 109
______The Gentle Art of the Sculptor: 2000 131 The Making of the Edmonton Statue
______The Pilgrim’s Progress: 2001 166 Robert Burns’s Tours in 18th Century Scotland
______From The Literary Editor 2001 205
______The Twa Lands: Canada and Scotland 2004A 17 in the 18th Century
Grant William The Scottish National Dictionary 1928 69
______The Scottish National Dictionary 1937 104
______The Scottish National Dictionary 1939 4
______The Scottish National Dictionary 1943 35
______The Scottish National Dictionary 1945 33
Gray, Alexander Lallans: A plea for the kailyard 1950 9
Gray, James “The Parachutist” Best Poem in Scots 1956 67
Gray, John Tam O’Shanter Museum 1957 30
______The Cairn 1964 34
______Tribute to Robert Burns in Moscow 1965 82
______The Burns Pilgrimage 1969 34
Gray Pauline Anne Burns’s “O Saw Ye My Maggie” 2005S 11
Gregg Donald Waid Hard Times and the Common Man 2001 130 in Burns’ Day
Grierson, William The Funeral of Robert Burns (Diary Entry) 1979 18
145 Groves, David A New Letter by Robert Burns 1988 70
______James Hogg on Robert Burns 1991 41
Gunson E Sherwood The Influence of Religious Training 1935 26 on Burns’s Writings
Haining John Presentation at Blair Castle 2005W 54
Hall, Robert A. Burns Alive in the USA (look-alike) 1987 86
Hall, Robert C Reminiscences of Robert Burns 1893 73
Halliday R T Burns & Freemasonry in Ayrshire 1929 137
______Burns and Freemasonry 1937 94
______Burns & Freemasonry in Edinburgh 1947 37
______Burns & Freemasonry in Dumfriesshire 1948 26
Hampson, Harold My Testimony, 1978 14
______Burns’s Contemporaries 1979 10
Hanley, J. “A Toast to London ( Ontario) BC” 1981 90
Harasowski, Adam Burns & Mickiewicz: Two National Poets 1944 29
.Hardie, Alastair M.R A Burns Garden 1977 73
______Toast to the Ex-rovers 1978 32
Harkins Joe The Selkirk Grace- Amusing Ditty 2001 51 or Social Comment
______The National Wallace Monument 2002A 17
______Burns' Influence in the American Civil War 2002A 21
______Out and About: Newark Castle 2002W 25
______Out and About Dumbarton Castle 2003S 31
______The Memorables of “Robin Cummell” 2003A 7
______Tannahill Cottage Destroyed 2003W 14
______Thomas Muir of Hunterhill 2005S 30
Harkins Joe Burns Statue Appeal Paisley 2003W 52 & Skene Iain
146 Harper, May “The Mouse’s Reply” 1977 33
______“The Mouse’s Reply” 1990 51
Harvey, William Black Russell and the Masons 1911 144
______Graham of Fintry 1917 123
Hay Samuel Address given … at the 200 Anniversary of 2005A 43 the Founding of the Bachelors Club
Haynes, Dorothy K. “The Peacock”, short story 1951 15
______In Tam’s Footsteps 1976 83
______Interview with Rev. James Currie, 1977 28 Our Guest Tonight Is
Hazlett Jim “Burns ‘76” 1996 103
Hecht Hans The Burns Federation Present and Future 1938 24
______Reception of Burns in German Literature 1939 52
Helme Thomas Burns Museum at Largs 1936 70
Hempstead, J.L. Burns’s West Highland Tour, 1974 30 The Grierson MS.
______James Kennedy, Schoolmaster& Friend of Burns 1974 86
______The Rev. James Oliphant, J.L. Hempstead 1975 31 A Waggish Auld Licht
______Doughty Deeds 1976 24 (Robert Graham of Gartmore)
______Lang Sandy Wood 1977 60
______Highland Mary’s Bibles 1979 35
______The Crochallan Fencibles 1980 11
______Saunders Tait 1981 72
______The Enigma of the West Highland Tour 1983 62
______“Nannie’s Awa’ “ 1984 77
______James Smith – A Trusty Trojan 1985 33
______Captain Richard Brown 1986 88
147 ______Alexander Findlater, One of the First 1987 74 if not the Very First of Excisemen.
______John Lewars: 1988 39 A Young Man of Uncommon Merit.
______William Corbet, The Steady 1989 49 Friend of Robert Burns
______James Gray, Schoolmaster & Chaplain 1990 35
______Dr. John Mackenzie, MD. 1991 37
______Epistle to Dr John Mackenzie A 1991 4
______“A Mournfu’ Tale” N 1991 60
______Advertising in the Early Burns Chronicles F 1992 72
______The Belles of Mauchline M 1992 102
______John Richmond A 1992 26
______A link With The Past N 1992 60 (G-G-G-G Grandson of James Armour)
______William Nicol MA M 1993 108
______Burns and Dr Blacklock N 1993 52
______John Lapraik F 1994 94
______David Sillar M 1994 107
______“The Tam O’ Shanter Jug” D 1994 50
______Peter Hill 1996 133
______William Fisher (‘Holy Willie’) 1997 16
______John Rankine 1998 57
______Thomas Walker: The Rhyming Tailor 1999 117
______John Murdoch 2000 146
______Discoveries Down Under 2001 10
______These I Have Loved 2002W 18
______Robert Burns Honorary Burgess of 2003S 14 Dumbarton: The Burgess Ticket
148 ______The Wallace Sword 2003W 15
______The Stool of Repentance 2004S 16
______David Allan: Painter and Illustrator 2004A 8
______Step We Gaily 2004W 16
______Sanctuary 2005S 3
______John Faed RSA 2005A 6
Henderson, J. S. Burns' associations with India 1935 98
Henderson Neil “Last Request” 2005W 60
Henderson Richard Y Reopening of Burns Cottage F 1994 102
Hendry, Margaret L Ellisland 1966 42
Hepburn, Arthur G .Supplement to Annotated List 1963 71 of Subscribers
Hepburn Gordon The Logistics of Arranging a Burns Supper 2003A 41 in Moscow, USSR., 1975
Hewat, Kirkwood Burns Topography – Robert Burns and 1895 49 the other side of Ayr
______Burns and Upper Nithsdale 1896 86
Higgie, G Burns in Esparantoland 1914 58
Higgins J. C. Burns Topography 1894 72
Hilton, Bill (Re, Dear Bought Bess ) 1981 38
Hoar George Frisbie Robert Burns (Speech) 1902 75
Hogg Patrick A Briton: Burns or Poet X? 1996 42
______New Versions of Robert Burns Great Song 1997 120
Hogg R M Irvine Burns Club Centenary Celebrations 1927 135
Hood, Andrew Alex MacMillan 1977 46
Hooper, Wm. B. “Autobiography of a Haggis” 1976 59
Horne, J. G. “Obsession?” 1935 5
Horne, John Burns's "Science of Life" 1913 40
149 ______The Paradoxical in Burns 1916 77
______Was Burns Melancholy? 1918 7
______Black Jock Russell 1925 77
______In Alloway Kirkyard 1927 121
Hose, John “Robert Burns” 1910 89
Hovey Esther The Genesis of Serge Hovey’s 1999 141 The Robert Burns Song Book
______Burns’ Songs: An American Connection 2001 13
______Auld Lang Syne 2002W 54
______Presentations of Burns Songs 2004S 19
Hovey, Serge The Songs of Robert Burns 1979 19
______The Robert Burns Song-writing Method 2005A 37
Howie John S. Dalry Burns Club, A Proud Record 1953 68
Howie-Willis Ian Scotland in Australia 1999 66
______Memorialising Robert Burns 1999 98
______Scotland in Australia 1999 66
Hume Jack Robert Burns Memorial Lecture at the 2004S 11 United Nations Building New York 1/13/04
______Regarding “Robert Burns in the Theatre” 2005S 15
Hughes, Emrys Immortal Memory in Moscow 1960 45
Hunter, Clark The Sempills of Beltrees 1955 35
______From Rotary to Robert Burns 1962 3
______Wilson, Alexander, Poet & Ornitholigist, 1967 42
______Robert Tannahill, a Bi-centenary Study 1975 18
______In The Beginning 1982 54
______How Old is Greenock Burns Club 1991 77
Hunter, Danny Saying it or Praying it? 1980 15
150 Hunter Ian Wayward Genius: 1999 136 Catherine Carswell and her Life of Robert Burns
______Gavin Hamilton – Mauchline 2003S 5
______The Truth in Fiction: 2004S 52 The Achievement of James Barke
Hunter Ian A Robert Burns’Religion: 1998 80 “Wistful Agnostic”or Orthodox Christian?
______The Canadian Burns 2002A 45
Hunter,, J,Jeffrey Burns and the Legal Profession 1900 91
______Burns and Ireland 1918 61
______Burns Clubs and Burns Song 1922 55
Hunter, Jim Fed. Centenary Celebrations in Toronto 1987 90
Hunter Joseph Burns and Dr Mundell: 2003W 2
Hunter, Stewart Burns Room at the Mitchell 1977 34
Hunter, William Burns as a Mason 1917 27
Hutchison Harry Camera Obscura 2002W 16
______The Selkirk Grace, 1650 2003A 31
Inglis, Jim Leicester Caledonian Soc. Centenary 1978 44
Inglis John James A Mackay: An Appreciation N 1991 57
______Burns – Poet of Ayrshire F 1994 88
______Irvine Burns Club 2001 67
Ingram, Elizabeth W. Some of Burns' Ayr Friends 1908 32
______The Letters of Robert Burns 1909 53
Ireland, Jack A Scottish Double Event in Virginia 1983 67
Irving, Mabel A. “Fraternal Greetings from Greenock BC” 1986 45
______“Fraternal Greetings from Greenock BC” 1987 89
______“Fraternal Greetings from Greenock BC” 1989 30
______“Fraternal Greetings from Greenock BC” 1990 27
151 ______“1996 Bicentenary” 1996 202
______“1996 Bicentenary” 2000 16
______“Greenock Burns Club Celebration 2005” 2005S 36
______“Burns’ Lasses” 2005A 63
Jack Ronnie Honorary Degree of Doctor of Letters 2002W 45 Prof George Ross Roy Laureation Address
Jackson J R Can You Help Find “Poor Uncle Robert?” 1996 22
Jackson, R.D. Burns Letter Original in Register House 1968 30
Jackson, Wm. Coldstream’s Record 1977 24
Jacobs J The Burns Club of Atlanta, 1928 113 A Sketch of its History
Johnstone D Lawson Memorial to “the Lassie wi’ the Lint-white Locks 1902 100
Jones E Greenock Burns Club M 1993 132
Jones, Isa The Burns Heritage Trails 1988 32
Kean, W.F. see Buchanan, W.W. above
Keith, Alexander Stay-at-home Scots scholars 1942 36
______Burns’s Deeside Song: 1999 178 A note on Theniel Menzie Bonie Mary
Keith, Arthur An Anthropological Study of Some Portraits 1915 36 of Shakespeare and of Burns
Keith, Christina Burns in his Letters 1952 65
______The Jolly Beggars 1953 72
Keith Thomas Bicentennial Celebrated in New York City 1996 303
______Another Burns Cottage 1999 32
______An American Poem on the Poet’s Poet 2000 157
______Burns Statues in North America 2001 71
Kennedy Charles Bridging the Age Gap 1991 34
______Donald Alexander Low 2001 224
Kennedy Joe Alexander Anderson “Surfaceman” 1999 195 152 ______Following the Poet to the Bachelors’ Club 2004W 50
Kent Frederick Burns as an Epigramist 1927 95
______Burns' Epigrams Garnered by John Syme 1932 10
Kerr Allison “A Winter Day in the Life o a Ferm Worker” 2002A 57
Keyte, Rosalind A Sassenach’s Tribute to Fellow Burnsians 1978 87
Kidd Michael G Centenary Plaque Unveiled (Strathearn BC) F 1993 97
Kiddie, Robert Burns: Revolutionary or Patriot? 1976 6
Killin, Thomas Burns and the Tennants of Glenconner 1906 78
______Burns & Ochiltree 1907 70
______“Holy Willie's Prayer” (parody) 1916 91
______The Armour Family 1924 97
King Elspeth Burns and Stirling 1997 52
Kinnaird, Henry S. “Philosophy – 1878 Style” 1980 75
Kinnear, Geo. H. Glenbervie, Fatherland of Burns 1898 75
King Victor T Robert Burns of Borneo F 1994 75
Kinghorn, Alexander M. Burns & his early critics 1954 1
______The Place of Burns’s Scottish Dialect 1955 40
______Scottish Literature & Scottish 1956 89 Antiquarians 1750-1800
______Barbour’s Bruce & Blind Harry’s Wallace 1957 61 Patriotism & Poetry in Mediaeval Scotland
______Wha’ll Pent Trulie Scotland’s Heid 1962 73
______Burns ‘Clarinda’ in Jamaica, 1792, 1975 2
Kinsley, James Editing Burns 1959 7
______Subscription List for the First Edinburgh 1959 26 Edition 1787
Kirk, Robert Robert Burns & Dundonald, 1977 84
______A Bannerette from a Burns Club 1982 30
153 Knight, Sally “Greyfriar’s Bobby” 1986 83
Kucik Priscilla J Robert Burns’s Breaking of the Rules N 1992 48
______Robert Burns and Love’s Delightful Fetters F 1993 94
______The Physical and Psychological Vacation 2000 105 Tours of Robert Burns in 1787
______Louisa Fontenelle and Robert Burns’ 2001 212 “The Rights of Woman”
______Plaid and Tartan in Robert Burns Poetry 2002W 41
______The Monkland Friendly Society 2003S 18 Robert Burns’ Experimental Library
Laing, James Centenary Tribute 1896 96
Lamont-Brown, Raymond Robert Burns in Japan 1983 29
______Robert Burns & the Assassins 1986 50
Landles, William “The Herd” 1954 23
______“Robert Burns” 1954 28
______“Kail” 1955 34
______“Sae Loud He Leuch” 1955 62
Landreth, P. R. The Personal Appearance of 1924 19 the National Poet,
Lawson, Prof The Scottish History Chair 1909 85
Lawson, Thomas Letters to Johnson & Thomson, 1948 50 Question of dates
Lee, Joseph “The White-Washin’ o’ Robbie Burns” 1913 66
______“Robert Burns to Robert Bridges” 1915 80
Leftwich, B. R. RB & the Excise: 1936 65 survey of records in official custody
______Burns Colleagues in the Excise 1789-1796 1937 53
Lenk Rainer W Robert Burns and George Thomson : 1999 156 Their association with Composers Pleyel, Kozeluch and Haydn
154 ______Details of Negotiations by George Thomson 1999 164 with Composers Pleyel, Kozeluch and Haydn
______Burns, Thomson and Beethoven 2000 63
______Correspondence Between Beethoven and 2000 69 George Thomson Concerning Scottish and Other Folksong
Lenman, Bruce P., MA,MLitt.,Flax & Flax Dressing 1974 40
______Flax Dressing Post Script 1975 29
Leslie Frank Who Really Did Receive the Geddes Burns 2002W 22
Lewis, Mary Ellen B. PhD Burns Tale o’ Truth : A Legend in Literature 1978 64
Leyden Stuart G Robert Burns and Christianity 2001 99
Lipscomb Adrian William Simpson: the Prince of 1999 148 Pictorial Correspondents
Little, Bessie Scots Plan a Cairn to Burns 1985 80
______Hamilton (Ontario) Burns Monument 1986 13
Lindsay, W.L. “Scotch Convoy” 1964 85
Lindsay, Maurice John Arnot of Dalquhatswood 1970 31
Liston, Katherine M.E. “ The Brigs of Forth” 1991 9
Lochhead, Marion A.V. Stuart. 1958 33
Lockhart, R M, see Fraser J above 1894 5
Logan, Enez Tannock Brothers Remembered 1977 89
______Kilmarnock’s Old High Kirk 1983 52 Celebrates its 250th Anniversary
______Man to Man the World O’Er 1986 76
______The Celebration of the Bi-centenary 1988 25 of the Kilmarnock Edition.
Longmore R B A Strange Compound: 1999 121 & Purdie D W The Cast of the Skull of Robert Burns
Lothian Dr. Burns' Glasgow Haunts 1906 114
Low, Donald A. Unpublished Critique of Burns Poetry, 1796 1970 1 155 ______Scott on Burns 1971 14
______Burns’s Other Tale 1973 8 A New Look at Death & Dr Hornbook
______A Last Supper with Scotland’s Bard 1996 188
Lucas, James Schools Competition in Scottish Literature 1914 78
Lund, G. “To Highland Mary” 1986 57
Lund, Geoffrey “Elegy” 1987 48
Lyell, D.I. Mauchline Burns Club – Within & Without 1982 31
Lyell Ian Dr John Strawhorn 1997 130
Lymburn, Jane Auguste Angellier,Sa Vie et Ses Oeuvres 1951 90
______See Burgoyne, Jane above
McAdam Ron The Sons of Robert in India 1998 101
McAllister Colin The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns 2005A 47 St Andrews BC)
______“Sweet Swilcan” 2003S 40
______“Will Ye Go, Golf-ball, Go” 2004S 30
______“Bonnie Green Thing” 2004S 30
McAndrew Hector Burns Taught Lessons at Mossgiel 1998 107 Diary of James Murray of Old Cumnock Church
Macaree David Calvanist Credos: ‘Holy Willie’s Prayer 1985 11 & ‘McAndrew’s Hymn’
Macaskill, C.M. The Haddin Licht 1972 41
McArthur, Archie A ‘Star’ for Glasgow Schools 1982 37
______Gilbert May- Philatelist Extraordinary 1983 26
______(Glasgow Masonic Children’s event) 1983 32
______The Building of Wauchope Cairn A 1993 26
______James Thomson Author of 1999 197 “The Star of Robbie Burns”
Macaulay, John “Robert Burns” 1899 84
156 McBain, J The Site of Burns Monument at Alloway 1904 25
______Ye Banks & Braes o' Bonnie Doon 1915 136
______James Thom, Sculptor 1916 61
______Burns's Songs and their Tunes 1917 86
McBurnie Dorothy M “The Immortal Memory” 1928 4
McCaffrey James The Seizing of The Rosamond M 1992 117
McCaffery, Jim The Robert Burns Song Book 1980 78
______Davidson Was Kind to Burns 1983 68
McCaig, Norman Drifter 1951 29
McCallum, Andrew Burns and the Devon 1903 60
______Burns as a Tourist 1904 41
______Hallowe'en (The Work of Burns & Mayne) 1908 24
______Burns and the Dominies 1909 64
______Burns interpreted in the light of 1910 44 his own times
______Burns on Peace & War 1912 33
______Burns and the Press 1914 39
______Descendants of Burns in Pollockshaws 1916 23
______Burns and Upper Clydesdale 1919 171
______Burns and East Lothian 1924 48
______Robert Burns, Burgess 1942 18
______Burns Linlithgow Burgess Ticket 1944 37
______RB & Refrewshire, Myth, Conjecture & Fact, 1950 48
______Robert Burns: Man of Affairs 1952 75
______Burns’s Tour of the Devon Valley 1957 32 and Perthshire.
______Burns in the Light of his own times 1964 59
157 McCallum ,Andrew Robert Graham (12th) of Fintry 1931 36 & Ewing, J.C.
______The Falling-out at Woodley Park 1946 6 of Burns & Maria Riddell
McCallum Norman C “Twa Hundred Years and Awa’” 1996 251
McCallum William The Burns Headstones 1999 173 in Erskine Churchyard
McClure David James Armour: A Pretty Considerable Mason N 1993 54
McClure Malcolm Debt abd Doubt: The Story of Robert Burns 2004W 42 and the McClures
McCrea Jessie Mushett “To Robert Burns “ 1996 289
McCrorrie, Thomas S. My Experiences at the Burns House 1959 15
McCullagh Geraldine Agnes Burns Cottage 2000 90 & Allan Anne
McCulloch George The Burns Library at Broughton House F 1994 102 Kirkcudbright
McCulloch Janet A “After a Century” 1902 45
______“Sonnet – Bonnie Jean” 1903 78
McCulloch Margaret P A Bad Sort But – Lovable 1998 147 Catherine Carswell’s Life of Robert Burns
McDairmid, Hugh The Future of Scots Poetry 1955 9
McDiarmid, John Death & character of Jean Armour 1934 34
MacDonald Angus Greenock Burns Club – Bicentenary 2000 17 “The Mother Club”(2)
______The Plough Girl Who Mothered 2001 179 Our National Bard
MacDonald Hamish “Ode to Commemorate the Robert Burns 2003W 27 Fed First Summer School 14/18 July 2003”
MacDonald Ramsay Robert Burns- A Man Amongst Men 2001 96
Macdougall, Iain Once I lov'd a Bonnie Lass 1915 143
McDowall, J. Kevan The Scottish Burns Club, 1953 85
158 ______Club Reporting 50 Years Ago N 1991 49
McEwan, Mae “For Anne & Rosalind” 1982 33
______Young Writer’s Workshop 1986 49
MacFadzean, R. W. Was Burns Censured by the Excise 1896 144
______Burns's Excise Duties and Emoluments 1898 53
______Joseph Train FSA (Scot) 1904 76
McGloin, James RB & the Popish Bishop 1949 21
McGregor Blair Robert Burns and the Social Revolution F 1993 98
McGregor, David However Fortune Kicked the Ba’(Motherwell FC)1978 63
______Gie Her a Haggis 1981 91
______The VIP’s (Glasgow Masonic BC) 1982 77
McGregor, W. Gregor Presentation to Burns Widow 1952 78
.McGuire, J. (Tam O’Shanter Club’s Schools Comp.) 1983 34
McIldowie, Dan Dan Down Under 1971 21
McIlwraith,Tom A Child’s Tribute 1983 33
McIlwraith, W. Mr. W. E. Henley as a Burns critic 1899 58
______Scottish Music & Song 1900 28
______A Sketch of Scottish Literature from 1901 5 the Earliest Times
______A Sketch of Scottish Literature from 1902 5 the Earliest Times
______A Sketch of Scottish Literature from 1903 5 Earliest Times (Part 1)
______A Sketch of Scottish Literature from 1904 1 Earliest Times (Part 2) ______A Sketch of Scottish Literature from 1905 1 Earliest Times (Part 3)
______A Sketch of Scottish Literature from 1906 1 Earliest Times (Part 4)
159 ______A Sketch of Scottish Literature from 1907 1 Earliest Times (Part 5)
______A Sketch of Scottish Literature from 1908 1 Earliest Times (Part 6)
______A Sketch of Scottish Literature from 1909 1 Earliest Times (Part 7)
______A Sketch of Scottish Literature from 1910 5 Earliest Times (Part 8)
______A Sketch of Scottish Literature from 1911 5 Earliest Times (Part 9)
______A Sketch of Scottish Literature from 1912 5 Earliest Times (Part 10)
______Robert Heron Burns' First Biographer 1913 57
______A Contemporary of Burns , The Shepherd 1919 88 Boy of Dunkitterick (1775 – 1813)
______Robert Tannahill (1774-1810) 1922 27
______The Humour of Burns 1924 32
______Burns as a Lyrist 1925 39
McInnes, John “To Robert Burns in Heaven” 1991 9
MacIntyre, Ronald G The Religion of Robert Burns 1913 5
MacIntyre, James Ballochmyle Fog-house 1941 13
______Ballochmyle Fog-house 1945 32
McIver, Alex B. At the Cauldron Linn, 1977 45
Mackay, Alex S Early Portraits of Robert Burns 1893 64
______The Authentic Portraits of Burns 1896 51
Mackay David The Rape of the Sabine Women 1998 31
______The Immortal Memory 2001 90
______A Discussion Group 2002A 44 ( Colchester and District)
Mackay J B Robert Burns and the Dumfries Volunteers 2000 52
160 Mackay, James A. I’m Robert Burns – Fly Me 1978 83 (Airliner & Philately)
______The Bard Now Standing at Platform One 1979 16 ( Locomotive)
______Burns & the Excise 1985 54
______A Complete Works of Robert Burns, 1986 14 A New Edition
______The Concise Scots Dictionary 1986 73
______Two Benefactors 1986 74
______The Subscibers’ Edition of the Complete 1987 14 Works of Robert Burns
______The Selkirk Grace: Fact & Fable 1989 24
______World-wide Memorials to Robert Burns 1989 77
______A Very Humble Placeman 1991 20
______Three Heroines of Burns N 1992 40
______Ellisland Today N 1993 40
______Lord Dreghorn to Henry Dundas F 1994 84
______Burns on Coins 1996 257
______Beyond the Letters of Robert Burns 2001 44
Mackay, John Dear Bought Bess 1980 76
McKay, Robert Burns Garden Appeal 1985 41
McKee Andrew The Founders Memorial Chain 1999 111
______Snuff Box Fit for a King 2003S 33
McKenzie, Farquhar John Wilson, 1759 – 1821 1973 1
______Gilbert . . . My Superior 1974 10
______Sir Robert Burns 1976 62
______Burns & American War of Independence 1977 6
______Burns & Heraldry 1981 39
McKerrow Gordon R The Globe Inn Dumfries A 1992 18 161 McKerrow M H Jean Armour Burns Brown 1939 116
______Burns' House, Dumfries 1945 11
McKirgan T Bryan Mauchline – The Facts F 1992 88
Mackley, Gordon Exhibition of Burns Translations 1960 88
______(Response to Two Benefactors 1986 74) 1987 15
MacLaine, Allan H New Light on the Genesis of 1954 48 the Burns Stanza
______A Source for Burns’s “Death 1955 1 and Doctor Hornbook”
McLaren, R.AB. Robert Burns Locomotives 1980 61
MacLean Duncan “The Cottage” A 1993 29
McLean Ralph R Robert Burns and The Cobweb 2004W 31
______( Alexander Geddes) Robert Burns 2004W 31 and The Cobweb
MacLean, Sorley Dain do eimir XXI 1951 21
McLeman-Carnie J Two Fragments of Letters by Robert Burns 2000 92
Macleod, Joseph Is Scots a Good Language for Poets 1950 5
______How Norwegian re-emerged 1951 33
______Review, Donald Bain 1951 94
MacMillan, Alex. Hugh MacDiarmid 1957 46
______The Merry Muses of Caledonia 1966 39
______The Letters of Jean Armour 1968 42 A New Discovery
______The Letters of Jean Armour 1969 30
______A Tale of John Lapraik 1970 16
______Thomas W. Dalglish, Presentation 1971 45
______Robert Burns. The Man & His Work 1972 44 by Hans Hecht, A Re-appraisal
______Robert Fergusson 1750-1774, 1973 1 A Bi-centenary Tribute 162 ______John Gray 1976 39
MacMillan John Trades Contractors Burns Society 2005W 52
MacMillan, Mark Essay on Tam O’Shanter 1976 40
McMillan, W The Heraldry of Burns 1920 90
______Burns and Uppermost Clydesdale 1920 78
______Burns as an Employer 1922 22
______Burns & the Kingdom of Fife 1922 95
______The Murison Collection 1922 104
______Gabriel Richardson and his Family 1924 61
______Robert Burns the Third 1925 35
______Burns the Royal Archer 1927 108
Macmillan, W. S. Proposed Burns Memorial in Mauchline 1896 47
McMynn, Thomas My Thirty Years at the Burns Cottage 1959 12
McNaught, Duncan Burns Topography – 1892 72
______The Religion of Burns 1926 70
______Kilmarnock & Vicinity
______The Raucle Tongue of Burns 1955 19
______The Fauna & Flora of Burns 1964 35
McNeilage Allan “Wha Says That Burns Is Deid ?” 1924 22
MacNeill Andrew L see Buchanan, W.W. above F 1993 73
McNeill F Marian Home Life in Burns Time 1996 294
McPhail, A The End of an Old Song 1922 78
McQueen Colin Hunter Rantin Rovin Robin: 1996 51 Life of Robert Burns: An Illustrated Story
______Rantin Rovin Robin: 1997 33 Life of Robert Burns: An Illustrated Story
______Places of Interest in Glasgow for Burnsians 2000 142
______John Fulton’s Grand Orrery 2003A 32 163
McVie, John Mrs Stewart of Stair 1927 112
______The Lochlea litigation & sequestration 1935 69 of William Burnes
______Edinburgh Schools Competitions 1937 87
______Burns' Lodgings in Edinburgh 1939 72
______Hans Hecht’s “Robert Burns” 1951 84
______J.C. Ewing, a tribute 1952 36
______Burns’s Seal, The Poet & Heraldry 1952 56
______Burns’s Letter to James Steuart 1953 42
______Burns at William Cruikshank’s 1954 21
______Leslie Baillie 1958 1
______David Sillar, A Vindication 1959 38
______Burns & Scott at Sibbald’s Library 1962 8
______Robert Burns & Edinburgh 1964 2
______Robert Burns & Edinburgh, Cont’d 1965 19
______Robert Burns & Edinburgh, Cont’d 1966 17
______Robert Burns & Edinburgh, Cont’d 1967 22
______Dr Hans Hecht 1999 44
Makarova, Evgenya A. Satire & Humour in the Poetry 1979 51 of Robert Burns
Makinson, H. Cowper & Burns 1915 48
______David Sillar: Poet, Lover, 1915 70 Ploughman & Fiddler.
______James Earl of Glencairn 1919 50
Malzahn Manfred Of Scottich Mice, Men, Lasses and 1996 222 18th Century Philosophy
Manson John James Barke Tracing Writer’s Life Story 2004W 39
______James Barke (1905-58) and Galloway 2005S 33
164 Mason, Jimmy The Burns Window in 1982 49 Crown Court Church, London.
Matthews, Valerie & The Browns of Kirkoswald 1985 55 Curtis, James
Matveyeva, Novella “Robert Burns” 1980 41
Mearns Alexander Brian Robert Burns and the Highlands A 1992 6
Meikle, Henry W. The capture of the 'Rosamond' 1934 43
Menzies David Burns & Bonie Mary Menzies 1919 102 Discovery of a Descendant
Menzies, J. M. Robert Burns a Burgess of Dumbarton 1927 82
Merson Robert J Resurrecting Rabbie? 1998 40
Michie,James A Wordsworth & Burns 1962 51
Middleton Alexander Schubert and Burns: 2003A 3 A Study of Two Lyric Poets
Miller, Irving A Personal Reminiscence of 1981 48 Jean Armour Burns Brown
______Ryedale Cottage (Dumfries) 1989 57
Milloy, Alex Taking the Bard to Calgary 1990 67
Minc Henryk Burns Into Esperanto 1996 117
______Burns’s Tippling Ballad – 1997 92 The Ross Manuscript
______The Begg Connection 1998 93
______John Andereson, My Jo 1999 9
______A Fragment of an Unpublished Letter 2000 42 of Sir Walter Scott
______Robert Burns, The American Revolution, 2001 116 and A’ That
______Burns’s letter to Robert Ainslie 2001 191
______Editing Burns’s “Princes and Prelates” 2003W 35
______A Letter to James Hogg or William Motherwell 2005S 17
______A Tale of Three Letters 2005W 37 165 Minkin Tracey An American in Greenock 2002A 38
Mitchell W Fraser Eliza Burnett of Monboddo 1936 73
Moffat Pat “Scotland” 2003W 57
Montgomery Leslie A Burns in Ulster 2001 85
Montgomerie, William Folk Poetry & Robert Burns 1950 21
______The Grey Selchie of Shool Skerry 1951 50
______Commentary on the Great Silkie of Sule Skerry 1951 51
______Elegy for a soldier 1951 79
______Roy’s Wife of Aldivalloch 1959 49
______Two Songs by Robert Burns as First Printed 1962 44
Moore, James The Neglected Songs of Burns 1954 57
Morgan Edwin “Light Of The Mind Shine Out” 2004W 6
Morgan J. Fraser The William Will Lecture etc 1991 72
Morrison James B Greenock Burns Club – Bicentenary 2000 9 “The Mother Club”(1)
Morison, John L. Burns and Scottish Nationalism 1936 49
Morrison Murdo A Great Pleasure M 1992 137
______“The Wee Flowers of Dunblane” 1996 PR 64
Morren, William The Three Roberts, Fergusson, Burns, Stevenson 1958 43
______Charles Murray, Centenary of 1964 26 Aberdeenshire Burns
Morris, James A. The Restoration of the Auld Brig o' Ayr 1911 27
______Serious Threat to the Auld Brig of Ayr 1923 99
______The Auld Brig o' Doon 1929 27
Morrison Helen C G Report on Visit to St Petersburg 2005S 48
Morrison, J. B. Greenock Burns Club 1893 115
Muir, James Burns in Kirkoswald 1906 27
______The Religion of Burns 1932 80 166 ______William Burnes's Manual of Religious Belief 1933 78
______Agnes Brown: The Mother of Burns 2004W 44
Muir, John Alexander Reid, 1918 52 Painter of Burns Miniature
Muir, John A.M. The Gentle Poet of Loch Leven 1977 91
Munro Neil The late Mr W Craibe Angus 1901 95
Murdoch, David L The Heroine of 'Sweet Afton' 1910 102
Murdoch, J Barclay The Second Edition of Burns 1895 107
Murdoch, John M The Home Life of Robert Burns 1912 52
______Burns & "Tullochgorum" 1912 58
Murdoch-Lawrence, Robert James Burness “(a pen sketch)” 1911 143
______John Burness (“Thrummy Cap”) 1911 144
______John Burness ("Thrummy Cap") 1913 110
Murison, David The Scottish National Dictionary 1948 57
______The Language of Burns 1950 39
______The Scottish National Dictionary 1955 61
______Tribute to John McVie 1968 26
Murray Arthr Greenock and District Burns Clubs, 1931 95 Robert Burns Bed and Jean Armour Cot
Murray Charles Why Did Scots Come to Australia? 1996 112
______Robert Burns and Australia 2003W 25
Murray, G. K. “Kittle Kattle” (short story) 1982 29
______“Wee Jockie Craw” 1984 42
______“ Grandpa’s Flying Fish” 1985 52
Murray,Dr. William J. The Women in Burns’s Poems & Songs 1982 70 The Poet as Liberationist
______Poetry & Politics: Burns & Revolution 1990 52
167 Mutch A Proposed Mausoleum to Glenbervie 1935 94 Forbears of Burns
Namba, Toshio Burns’s Songs in Japan 1978 16
Nash, Ogden E “Everything Haggis in Hoboken 1990 43 Or Scots Wha Hae Hae”
Neale Chris The Murison Burns Collection: 2001 65 A Forgotten Library
______Robert Gilfillan (1798-1850) 2002W 27
Neill, John The Auld Alliance, 1947 50 a statuette of Burns in Paris
Ness T “East and West or a Mason’s Reverie” 1925 76
Niven Liz Daimen Ickers Nae Mair 2003W 9
Norton, Alison S Robert Burns & the Forty-Five 1963 40
O’Beirne Thomas Auld Brig of Ayr: Report on Condition 1940 75
______Auld Brig of Ayr: Report on Condition 1943 5
O’Lone James The Robert Burns Association of Australia 2004W 63 and the Western Pacific
Oberlin, Jean-Jacques Robert Burns Through French Eyes 1956 69
Ogilvie, D. Wilson Thrummy Cap (John Burness) 1977 38
______Friars’ Carse – A Memorable Visit 1985 38
______James Hogg – the Two Monuments 1988 28
______New Professor at Stirling, D Donald Low A 1991 15
______Robert Burns: How Did He Rate N 1993 58 on Religious Sincerity
Ogilvie, Robert Davidson The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns 1988 65 To the Canberra Highland Soc & BC
Oliver, John W. MA, DLitt Four Centenaries 1955 54
Oliver, John W Lewis Spence, Scots Poets of Today 1956 77
Opie, Iona & Peter Burns & the Nursery 1951 71
Orr, N Farquhar Robert Burns and the Ayrshire Ministers 1919 59
168 ______Burns & the Beggars 1922 87
Orr, John Prof. Is There a future for Plastic Scots? 1951 30 Panter, L Lydia Acadia “Ode on the Burns Statue at Montrose” 1913 19
Paterson , A.M. The Parish of Tarbolton and the 1957 2 Biographers of Robert Burns
Paterson John C The Cinque Ports Cavalry 1794-1797 1999 28
______Sir Harry Lauder on Robert Burns 2002A 28
Paton Norman R The Lass of Cessnock Banks 1996 191
______The Bard, The Biographer and the Highland Lassie1997 9
______Highland Mary 1999 114
______Robert Wilson and the Songs of Robert Burns 2000 22
______Letter re, “Why Should We Idly Waste our Prime”2000 130
______Why Should We Idly Waste Our Prime 2002W 47
______Robert Burns and The Ewe Bughts 2004S 33
Patrick, Johnstone G. “Grace” 1980 50
______“Songs Immortal Flower” 1981 42
______“Wir Braw Lad Rab” 1983 66
______“Address to the Unco Clever” 1983 66
______The Heart of Robert Burns 1984 78
______The Heart of Robert Burns 1985 70
______“The Fourth Shepherd” 1986 45
______“Miss Emily” 1986 69
Paxton, Kerr Robert Fergusson & Burns 1949 35
Peacock, J. W. Trotz Allendem Und Alledem 1991 102
Peat Robert The Mother Club F 1993 83
Peddie, John R. Burns as a Craftsman of Letters 1930 80
Peel, R. Burns on Record 1966 45
______A ‘Chronicle’ Readers’ Checklist 1974 44 169 ______Anecdotal Evidence 1984 74
______Rags & Mags 1988 45
______Those Jolly Beggars 1989 73
______Burns into Gaelic 1990 33
______The Mystery Solved 1991 43
______Further Highland Influences N 1992 67
______Upon That Night (Hallowe’en) A 1993 22
Pick, JB A Strange Scottish Novel, 1951 22
Picken J.T. January 25-in Australia 1949 19
Pickering, Outi Finnish Translation of Burns 1991 77
______Professor Grant’s study of Robert Burns M 1992 131
Pine Rebecca “But Yet The Light” 1996 299
Pine, Robert “To a Ball” 1978 38
Pinnington, Edward Burns Ode for Washington's Birthday 1900 51
______The Disputed Ode 1902 59
______James Burness of Montrose 1904 49
______Auld Lang Syne 1904 89
______The Two Jeans 1905 96
______In the Nursery of the Burneses 1908 16
______Honest Allan 1910 78
______The Politics of Burns 1912 75
Phythian Leslie J Robert Burns – A Message for Today 1948 43
Porter-Young, W. “Burns’s Address to His Exhumers” 1977 23
______A Study in Coincidence 1977 49 ( Burns & Henry Lawson)
______“Address by the Mouse to Burns” 1978 49
Portland, Bill British Rail Poster Lent to a 1980 51 Burns Museum ( Mauchline) 170 Power William The Song of Friendship 1926 118
Priest, William G.B.S. on Burns 1952 3
Purdie, David W. The Rosebud 1988 68
______see Longmore R B above 1999 121
Quigley, Edward A see Thornton Robert D. below 1965 43
Rae-Brown, Colin Burns & Tennyson 1893 135
______London Burns Club 1894 133
______The Death Day Centenary of Burns 1895 145 Statue of Highland Mary at Dunoon
______Statue of Highland Mary at Dunoon 1896 109
______“God Bless Thee, Queen Victoria” 1898 109
Ramsay,Allan The Orkney Play of the Lady Odivere, 1951 38 in Lowland Scots
Ranken, Henry Burns & Irvine 1905 33
Rattigan , Maurice The Wanderer or a Tale of True Pities 1990 79
______The Times O’ Burns 1991 45
Reed, T. W. An Immortal Memory 1941 48
Reid Donald L Fingerprint in Time Dr Henry Faulds 2003S 22 A Scottish Pioneer
Reid James Burns House, Dumfries 1938 52
Rees, Richard George Orwell 1951 7
Rennie, Henry J. The Burnes Family in Glenbervie 1931 28
Reynolds, Paul E. An Irish imitation of Burns 1942 43
Rickes Achim The Relation Between Man and Animal A 1991 17 in Burns’ Poetry
Richmond Lesley M The Burns Window at Glasgow University 1998 8
Riddell, John Honest Anna ( Rutherglen BC ) 1978 60
______Afore Ye Go, remember the Houses 1984 22
Riddell Maria Two Letters by Maria Riddell 1946 41 171 ______Essay on Robert Burns by Candidior 1978 60
Robb, James A Great Burns Dinner 1917 64 One Hundred Years Ago
Robertson, A.K. “CAT” (short story) 1986 54
Robertson David Burns Letters to Thomas Boyd 1930 140
Robertson, Edith Anne The Dare o’ the Bier-Tree 1953 3
Robertson, Eric Highland Mary in the Writings of Burns 1893 35
______Mauchline & Its Neighbourhood 1893 53
Robertson Ernest Burns and Highland Mary M 1993 128
______Burns Country 1996 164
Robertson, James “Thoughts Awakened at Ellisland” 1916 59
Robertson J Minto Burns & Byron – a comparison 1946 29
Robertson, J. M. Burns and his Race 1929 104
Robertson, John M. Poetic Justice ( short story) 1988 73
Robertson,Merran B “By the Orkney Sea” in Best Poem in Scots 1956 65
Robertson, William The Auld Toun, parts adjacent 1903 84 and their Burnsiana
Roddick John Lieut.-General Alexander Dirom 2004A 33
Rollie Chris A Monody on the Fatal 29th December 1789. 1998 62 - A Rediscovered Poem by Burns?
______Isabel or Tibbie Pagan (1741 – 1821) 1996 97
______John Logan of Knockshinnoch and Laight 1997 74 (1746-1816): ”Aftons Laird”
______“The Merry Minutes of the Millennium” 2001 121
Ronald, Heather B The Ronalds of the Bennals 1988 48
Rooney Patrick J see Buchanan, W.W. above F 1993 73
Ross, John D. Extract from Burnsiana – Mauchline 1954 29 Conversation Society 1786-99
______Burns Night and the Selkirk Grace N 1991 45
172 Ross, Sandy Thomas “The Gowk” 1977 32
______“The Learner” 1977 69
______“The Guid Neibor” 1977 83
______“The Draigon” 1977 86
Ross W Stewart A Chapter in the Life of Burns 1996 73
Roy, G. Ross Bibliographic Analytique 1965 58 Frensh Translations of Robert Burns (to 1893)
______Bibliographic Analytique 1966 56 Frensh Translations of Robert Burns (to 1893
______Burns Bibliography 1982 60
______Sixteen Poems of Burns; 1984 48 Their First Publication
______Sixteen Poems of Burns; 1985 82 Their First Publication (cont’d)
______The “1827” Edition of Robert Burns’s 1986 32 Merry Muses of Caledonia
______Henley & Henderson 1987 17
______Brash & Reid Editions of Tam O’ Shanter 1989 38
______Robert Burns and the Merry Muses 1999 128
Rundle, John Under the Influence 1977 55
Russell, John “Agnes Brown” 1913 49
Russell Olive The Tramp Poet: Memorial to Roger Quin 1997 72 at Gala Hill Galasheils
Sarfaty Maurice A Graphic Analysis of Robert Burns’ 2005S 52 Handwriting: Note by Priscilla J Kucik
Saunders, R. Crombie William Soutar’s “Seeds in the Wind” 1951 80
Saunders, Thomas Robert Burns & the De’il 1982 86
Sempill Alexander Tua Sonets Sent By My Friend A.S, 1950 14 ( ca 1617)
Scott, A.A. Covington Mains Cairn 1982 20
Scott, Alexander William Soutar 1959 18 173 Scott R.E. The Pin That Mended a Mill 1964 30
Scott, Robert Burns Club Traces Aussie’s Roots 1980 42
Scott Roy Glasgow and Robert Burns: 2001 218 Random Observations the Sandyford Club
Scott Walter My Meeting with Robert Burns 1998 132
Scottish Educational Journal Recording the Scottish Tongue 1962 48
Shankland David The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns 1996 252
Shanks, Wm R. “The Moosie’s Reply to Rabbie” 1985 69
______“Ode to Robert Burns” 1988 90
Sharp, William “The Youthful Optimist” 1963 80
______“The Aged Pessimist” 1963 80
Shaw, G.B. G.B.S. on Burns 1952 3
Shaw, Peter What makes the social side 1980 40 of a Conference tick?
______The Jean Armour Burns Houses 1982 80 at Mauchline
Shearer, Thomas Burns as a Critic of His Age 1929 146
Shiells Robert An 1851 Celebration in Wisconsin 1901 47
Shirley, G. W. Burns & his Dumfries Burgess Ticket 1924 90
Simpson Kenneth Burns and Independence 2001 31
______Life-time Achievement Award G Ross Roy 2003W 49 ECSSS Conference Charlestown USA
Simonini, Pierluigi Burns in Italy 1976 34
Sinclair Donald Rededication of Robert Burns Statue 1997 57 in Vancouver
Sinclair William Sculptor of The Jolly Beggars 1938 77
Sizeland, Dudley Scotland’s Burns Tradition 1988 87 Comes to Hertfordshire
Skene Iain see Harkins, Joe above 2003W 52
Skilling John Mossgiel Cairn 1998 61 174 ______The Lost Road in Alloway 2001 84
______Tam O’Shanter Inn 2003S 36
Skipper, David Jean Redpath Champions Burns 1990 74 & Traditional Scottish Music
______Whisper of Genius: Edgar Allan Poe & RB 1991 94
Sleigh, Judith A. The Robert Burns Festival, 1978 1979 49
Smart, Prof. W Plea for a Chair of Scottish History 1909 92
Smellie, Peter Memorial to "Clarinda" in Edinburgh 1923 46
Smillie, Jean A. A Kind Memento, Waverly Record Co. 1964 54
Smith A Cameron Wallace Hall Academy and 1936 88 some Burns Personalities
Smith Amanda World’s First for Mauchline 2002W 59 as Statue of Jean Armour is Unveiled
Smith David C Sponsors Wanted F 1993 84 Plaques in St Michaels Churchyard)
______Burns Howff Club 1996 Bicentenary Project 1996 282
______A Statue to Jean Armour in Dumfries 2004A 40
Smith, Janet “On Burns Birthday” 1957 52
Smith, John “Tae a Fish Supper” 1985 63
Smith S. Watson MD The Disease That Killed Robert Burns 1946 4
Smith, Sydney G Elegy VIII 1951 14
______Elegy XXI 1951 83
______Ed. Robert Fergusson, 1750-1774 Essays by 1953 86 various hands to commemorate the Bicentenary of his birth
Sneddon, David The Burns Exhibition 1896 63
Snoddy, T.G The Relation of his Intellect and Poetry 1953 4
Snyder, Franklin B. A Burns Seminar at Evanston USA 1931 91
______Burns & his biographers 1932 55
______Burns Last Years 1935 53 175 Solomon, Roy “A Haggis’s Reply to Lament” 1978 48
______“Epistle to Rab from a Lass” 1981 43
______“Poet’s Reply to Epistle from a Lass” 1981 43
______“Epistle to a Prince , Frae a Pudden“ 1982 84
______“Address to a Score that’s Unco Guid” 1985 9
______“Of A’ the Airts” 1986 17
______“Tempus Edax Rerum” 1989 76
Spence, John R. Rev James Thomson 1700-1748 1949 42 Scottish Poet of Nature
Sprott Gavin On Faith, Morals and Marriage 1996 204
Stark Rev William A, The Muckle Black Kist 1978 35
Steel, James H The Style of Burns 1926 78
Steele James Peddie Horace to Robert Burns Greeting 1939 61 and Poetic Benediction
Steele Thomas J Burns and the Sacred Mouse N 1992 55
Steffen, R. Notes on Burns in Sweden 1913 32
Stenhouse, Andrew Jean Armour Burns Houses, Mauchline 1971 20
Stevenson, D. W. The Portraits of Burns 1892 79
Stevenson, Yvonne The Songs of Robert Burns 1981 24
Stewart Marion M Letters from William Nicol Burns 1998 13 to James Aikin in Liverpool 1806 - 51
Stirling, LM Scotland’s Sons, a Play 1956 36
______Children & the Auld Scots Tongue 1958 58
______“Mirk” 1973 78
______“Advice Frae the Critics” 1974 17
______“April” 1975 58
______“Wha’s Warld Is’t” 1976 53
176 Stough,Dr. Mary F. The Devil Made Me Do It: 1985 19 Byron’s ‘The Vision of Judgement’ & Burns’s ‘Address to the Deil’
Strauss, Dietrich Henryson’s ‘The Tail of the Uponlandis 1984 64 Mous and the Burges Mous’ and Burns’s ‘Twa Dogs’
Strawhorn, John Letters for a Land Steward 1961 23 Was he Poor Uncle Robert ?
______Life’s Deceitful Morning 1980 29
______The Link with Loudoun 1981 78
______The Litigation at Lochlea 1985 22
______Robert Burns & the Boswell Connection 1991 35
______ERRATA (in Burns Chronicle No100 1991) A 1991 5
______Burns House (Mauchline) at Risk N 1991 54
______Richmond’s “Highland Margaret” F 1993 72
______Who Was Andrew Bruce? 1996 168
______The Wedding of the Year 1999 168
Stuart, A.V. “Lintie in a Cage” 1953 83
______“Going Home” 1954 5
______No Storied Urn 1954 24
______“Lines to the Early Famous” 1955 43
______A Pocket Anthology of Early 19t 1956 85
______David Gray: Poet of the Luggie 1963 33
______“The Quiet Gentleman” 1969 38
Sulley, Philip Burns in Dumfriesshire 1900 51
______A Plea for Jean Armour 1901 65
______The Alloway Monument 1902 115
______Robert Burns and London 1914 65
______Burns and the Duchesses 1920 147
177 ______Robert Burns, Antiquarian 1921 81
Sures C Ghatak The Vow of Luve 1927 146
Sutherland, Bill I Kenned Rab Burns Brawlies 1988 51
Sykes,Rod Lost Secret of the Haggis 1988 86
Tait, G Hope Burns in the Borderland 1914 131
Taylor, A.L. The Storm of Mischief 1963 26
Taylor D “Meh Granny” 2005A 55
______“Meh Granda” 2005W 24
Taylor Gill Jean Armour Burns House Mauchline 2004W 35
Tchernichowski Saul Bin’oth Harim Libi, 1938 fp 79 My Heart’s in the Highlands in Hebrew
Tennant Charles Tennant Family Connection with Robert Burns 2002A 39
Thomson, Alastair Poetry of the Scottish Renaissamce 1951 2
Thomson, J.F.T. Canada 1977 1978 39
______Suggested Lines for Organising a Burns Supper 1979 31
Tong, Chang Yow, see Chang Yow Tong
Thomson, J.F.W. The United States, 1980 1981 52
Thomson, James Robert Burns & Paisley 1923 5
______A Grey-Neck Still 1924 23
______The Pattisons 1924 26
______The Silhouette Portraits of Burns 1925 20
______A Burns Manuscript 1926 103
______Paisley Burns Club, A Sketch of its History 1927 131
Thomson, Rev. James (From an address by) Practice Verses 1976 86
Thomson Jock The Burns Country – Ayrshire N 1991 35
______The Burns Country – Dumfriesshire F 1992 89
Thomson, John S Joseph Train FSA (Scot) as a Freemason 1908 42
178 Thornton Dr. Robert D. Burnsiana 1950 30
______Robert Burns & Scottish Folk Song 1951 62
______Robert Riddell, Antiquary 1953 44
______Burns & America Today 1959 42
______A Letter to Dr. Currie 1961 3
______Professor John DeLancey Fergusson 1967 56
______A. Peterkin, G.Burns, W.Wordworth et al 1970 34
______James Currie: The How Of It 1971 31
______James Currie’s Robert Burns: The Beginning 1972 15
______A Trip to Liverpool 1973 54
______A History of Currie’s First Edition, 1974 97 September – December, 1797
______A History of Currie’s First Edition, 1975 74 Part II: January – June, 1798
______Towards a New Life of Robert Burns 1981 56
Thornton, Robert D. & James Currie, Editor 1965 43 Quigley, Edward A
Todd, A. B. Burns, the Farmer and Poet 1894 64
______Old Scots Plough 1898 40
Todd Felix David Sillar; (Dainty Davy) A 1992 4
Tomlinson, James T. Burns’s Bogus Armorial Bearings 1980 72
Trofymenko Katerina Robert Burns in the Ukraine 2005A 32
Tulley Andrew L Address to the Peebles Conference 1998 1998 141
Turnbull, Malcolm T.R.B. Joseph Hislop & the Songs of Burns 1989 59
Tyokina Maria A Comparison of the Contribution Made by 2002A 25 Burns and Pushkin to Brotherhood Amongst Men
Tyrrell Alex Robert Burns: The Immortal Memory 1998 136
Umber, George, see Findlay, W
Urquhart, Donald “ The Kirkyard Gaist” 1986 94 179 ______Sir James Crichton-Browne 1987 45
______Developments at Ellisland Farm 2003A 25
______Robert Burns Returns to Ellisland 2005A 64
Urquhart, James The Songhouse of Scotland 1983 42 Robert Burns’ First Home in Dumfries
______John Paul Jones & Robert Burns, 1984 29 Two Kindred Spirits
Urquhart Mary J William Woods – Actor A 1991 7
______Louisa M Fontenelle M 1992 125
______Allan Ramsay F 1992 85
______The Theatre Royal Dumfries A 1992 20
Veitch T N A Lead From Birmingham 1927 73
Wade, T. Callander The Scots Vernacular 1909 31
Walker David Cupar Burns Club 1894 129
Walker David James Christie, Dollar 1962 63
Wallace Stuart M. Down among the Drones 1982 59
Wallace William Burns in Dumfriesshire 1896 34
______Survey of Discussion 1909 95
______Circular Issued by the Burns Federation 1909 98
______Burns, Jean Armour 1989 97 & Highland Mary Again
Walsh, J “William Freeland 1828 – 1903” 1904 110
______“Sir William Allan” 1905 114
______Robert Ford (1846 – 1905) 1906 98
Ward, Roy Leith Academy Burns Club 1982 36
Waterson, Elizabeth Burns & the Canadian Connection 1981 64
______Burns Influence on Canadian Writers N 1993 47
Watt Jim Robert Burns and his Association with 2000 31 the Town of Falkirk 180 Watt, Lachlan MacLean Burns Biography 1932 35
______Highland Mary 1933 15
______A Plea for the True Text 1937 48
______Tares in the Wheat – Burns Associates 1946 12 & Contemporaries
Watters Jenni “My Grandpa” 1996 293
Watters, Norman Bowhill People’s Burns Club 1940-1990 1991 32
Weir, J.A. The Dark, Dreary Winter, 1981 28 & Wild-driving Snaw
______The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns 1985 74
Wen Yuang-ning Immortal Memory 1945 6
Westwood Peter J Burns and Whisky labels Gang Thegither N 1992 59
______Burns the “Stamp” of Success 1996 233
______A Sign of the Times 2002A 1
Whitcomb, M.B. “ Burns – Alloway” 1989 37
______“Rabbie Burns” 1989 37
White A C Contemporary Views of Burns 1908 45
______Some Centenary Tributes to Burns 1909 121 (Glasgow Herald Library)
______Foreign Tributes to Burns 1910 113
______American Appreciations of Burns 1911 83
______Woman's Praise of Robert Burns 1912 67
______Burns Among the World's Greatest Men 1913 115
______Colonial Tributes to Burns 1915 56
Whittaker, Iris “Bracken and Brine” 1972 52
Whyte Jack “A Toast to Canada” 1980 6
Whyte Robert Jean Gardner 1951 97
______Jean Gardner (1715-1800) 2002A 37
181 Will, William Robert Burns as a Volunteer 1920 5
______John Murdoch, tutor of Robert Burns 1929 60
______Robert Burns as a Volunteer 1996 33
Williams,A. M. Burns & his Predecessors 1928 60
______Jean Armour: Mrs. Robert Burns 1934 27
Williamson David R “Barskimming Ayrshire” 1923 88
______The Cottar’s Saturday Night 1923 89
______“The Memorial of Burns” 1925 65
Williamson, William Brithers A’ in Leningrad & Moscow 1980 68
Wilson Alex The First Twinning of Burns Club 1991 34
______The Thomson Vase M 1992 116
Wilson Edward J. Gilbert Burns in East Lothian 1896 99
Wilson George Peter Hill & Burns' Edinburgh Friends 1908 74
Wilson Ian Producing Scotch Whisky 1982 66
Wilson James R. The Story of the Mausoleum 1900 5
Wilson Jenny Burnssong – From Idea to Reality 2005A 62
Wilson John Geo Thomson to Prof. Wilson 1914 107
Wilson Pat Burns in China 1983 58
Wilson Tom Robert Burns, Burgess of Sanquhar 1910 34 & Brother Freemen
Wood J.Maxwell Glenriddell 1922 64
______Edinburgh Churchyards and 1923 39 the Friends of Robert Burns
Wright G G Neill Swinton Portrait of Robert Burns 1956 11
Wright G G Neill & Provenance of the Swinton Portrait 1956 18 Wright Helen J
Wright William Smith Burns & Scottish Flo 1946 17
Wyness John Sandy “Shanter,s Canter” 1990 85
182 ______“Burns to Dr Moore, September 23, 1787” 1997 31
Young,George A. Is This Really Burns 1969 8
Young John G Robert Burns and Nature Conservation 1996 155
______Burns and Rabbits 1997 14
______Ague 1998 18
Young R. K. Unveiling of the Burns Statue in Detroit 1922 92
Young, W Burns & Elphinston 1894 136
______Doctor Hornbrook" 1911 62
Young, William “Sonnets” 1914 57
Yuang-ning Wen see Wen Yuang-ning
Yule Struan “21st July 1796” 1996 32
Zinik Zinovy Burns Among the Russians 2001 62
183 Bill Dawson has been a Burns enthusiast for over thirty seven years, a Member of several clubs and associations; he is currently convener of The Robert Burns World Federation’s Literature Committee. An enthusiastic bibliophile and collector, he has gathered a significant personal library containing many key books on Burns scholarship and some very rare items. A cornerstone of his library is a complete run of Burns Chronicles which are a particularly well read source of reference.
From its inception in 1892 as the yearbook of the fledgling Burns Federation, the Chronicle contained articles by the most eminent Burns scholars of the day, much of it detailed research which has never been published elsewhere. The Chronicle is cited as a reference in every academic paper worthy of note. Frequent use of this resource highlights the need for an index system to guide the researcher to the relevant features. This directory will aid the academic researcher and club enthusiast alike, listing nearly 1500 articles covering almost every aspect of the life and works of Robert Burns, and the worldwide enthusiasm and appreciation as it has grown from the early days of The Burns Federation in 1885 to the World Robert Burns Federation of today. No doubt it will swell the number of collectors and readers of this invaluable archive A Merry Dint 2006 ISBN 1-84685-268-4
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