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1. Frae the friends and land I love [1]
2. Such a parcel of rogues in a nation [1]
3. The gowden locks of Anna
4. The chevalier’s lament [1]
5. John come kiss me now [1]
6. The deuks dang o’er my daddie [1]
7. Awa whigs awa [1]
8. Twas na her bonnie blue e’e [1]
9. Craigieburn wood
10. The country lassie [1]
11. Ye Jacobites by name
12. The Braes of Killiecrankie
13. The Birks of Aberfeldy [1]
14. My highland lassie
15. The rantin’ dog the daddie o’t
16. Women’s minds
17. My love she’s but a lassie yet
18. I dream’d I lay where flowers were springing
19. The young highland rover
20. The Birks of Aberfeldy [2]
21. Westlin winds [1]
22. Westlin winds [2]
23. The Tarbolton lasses
24. Mary Morison
25. Montgomerie’s Peggy
26. Ah woe is me my mother dear
27. Here’s to thy health [1]
28. The lass of Cessnock Banks
29. Bonnie Peggy Alison
30. My Nanie O
31. Rob Mossgiel
32. The Mauchline lady
33. Farewell to Ballochmyle [1]
34. Wha is that at my bower door
35. My highland lassie o
36. On a Scotch bard gone to the West Indies
37. Farewell to Eliza
38. Farewell song to the banks of Ayr
39. Yon wild and mossy mountains
40. Farewell to the Brethren [1]
41. Rantin’ roarin’ Willie
42. Tam Samson’s elegy
43. Masonic song
44. The bonnie moorhen
45. Bonnie Dundee
46. Hey ca thro
47. My lord a-hunting
48. Strathallan’s lament
49. To the memory of the unfortunate Miss Burns
50. Mc Pherson’s farewell
51. Stay my charmer
52. I love my Jean
53. I hae a wife O’ my ain
54. Where braving angry Winter’s storms
55. My Peggy’s charms
56. A mother’s lament for the death of her son
57. O were I on Parnassus Hill
58. How lang and dreary is the night [1]
59. Dusty Miller
60. Duncan Davison
61. Blyth was she
62. The Winter it is past
63. To a blackbird
64. Clarinda mistress of my soul
65. The banks of Devon
66. Theniel Menzies bonnie Mary
67. Lady onlie honest lucky
68. A rosebud by my early walk
69. I’m o’er young to marry
70. Talk of him that’s far awa
71. The lad they ca Jumpin’ John
72. The Fete Champetrie
73. The day returns
74. Anna thy charms
75. The bonnie lad that’s far awa
76. Verses to Clarinda
77. Raving winds around her blowing
78. My Hoggie
79. The bonnie lass of Albany
80. To Daunton me
81. Up in the morning early
82. To the weaver’s gin we go
83. I reign in Jeanie’s bosom
84. To Miss Cruickshank
85. The gard’ner wi his paidle
86. Delia, an ode
87. The henpeck’d husband
88. Beware o’ Bonnie Ann [1]
89. Robin shure in hairst
90. The banks of Nith
91. I love my love in secret
92. The fall of the leaf
93. Versicles on signposts
94. The Captains Lady
95. Young Jockie was the blythest lad
96. Jamie come try me
97. On a bank of flowers
98. Sweet Tibbie Dunbar
99. Ode
100. It is na Jean thy bonnie face
101. Guidwife count the lawin
102. A Waukrife Minnie
103. The five carlins
104. The charms of Lovely Davies [1]
105. Whistle o’er the lave o’t [1]
106. The laddie’s dear sel [1]
107. On the birth of a posthumous child [1]
108. Election ballad for Westerha
109. The banks o’ Doon [1]
110. On the late Captain Grose’s peregrinations
111. Bonnie wee thing
112. Highland Harry back again
113. To Mary in heaven
114. The Battle of Sherramuir [1]
115. Eppie Adair
116. Carl and the King come
117. Willie brew’d a peck o’ maut
118. Out over the Forth
119. Elegy on the late Miss Burnet of Monboddo [1]
120. Lament of Mary Queen of Scots [1]
121. Craigie burn
122. Sonet on receiving a favour
123. The blue eyed lassie
124. Prologue spoken at the theatre of Dumfries
125. Epistle to Dr Blacklock
126. There’ll never be peace till Jamie comes hame [1]
127. What can a young lassie do wi an auld man
128. Thou fair Eliza
129. My bonnie Bell [1]
130. My collier laddie [1]
131. My tocher’s the jewel
132. Address to the shade of Thomson [1]
133. You’re welcome Willie Stewart
134. Oh for ane an twenty Tam [1]
135. The posie [1]
136. Lovely Polly Stewart
137. A grace after dinner [1]
138. O May thy morn
139. Behold the hour [1]
140. The gallant weaver [1]
141. Nithsdale’s welcome hame [1]
142. My native land sae far awa
143. I do confess thou art sae fair [1]
144. The slave’s lament
145. On sensibility
146. Thou gloomy December
147. Behold the hour [2]
148. The weary pund o’ tow [1]
149. Cock up your beaver
150. Grace before dinner, extempore [1]
151. When she cam ben
152. Scroggam my dearie
153. Epistle to John Maxwell [1]
154. Eppie Macnab
155. Ae Fond Kiss
156. Sweet Afton [1]
157. Sweet Afton [2]
158. I hae been at Crookieden
159. O Kenmure s on and awa Willie
160. Kellyburn Braes [1]
161. Lines on Fergusson the Poet
162. Johnie Blunt
163. O can ye labour lea [1]
164. When first I saw [1]
165. Where Helen lies [1]
166. The tailor [1]
167. The primrose [1]
168. We’re a noddin [1]
169. As I cam down by yon castle wa
170. As I went out ae May morning [1]
171. There grows a bonnie brier bush [1]
172. O dear Minny, what shall I do
173. Galloway Tam
174. As I came o’er the Cairney Mount [1]
175. Broom besoms [1]
176. O an ye were dead giudman [1]
177. On marriage [1]
178. The white cockade [1]
179. A tippling ballad [1]
180. The German lairdie [1]
181. Highland laddie [1]
182. The Wren’s Nest [1]
183. The Taylor fell thro’ the bed [1]
184. The rowin’t in her apron
185. Geordie – An old Ballad
186. Cauld Frosty Morning
187. The Ploughman_1
188. The Ploughman_2
189. To Miss Isabella MacLeod [1]
190. O’er the Water to Charlie [1]
191. The Rantin Laddie [1]
192. The Shepherd’s Wife [1]
193. To Capt Gordon
194. As I was a wand’ring [1]
195. The Reel O’ Stumpie [1]
196. Aye Waukin O [1]
197. Open the door to me oh [1]
198. My Wife’s a wanton wee thing
199. Lord Gregory [1]
200. Highland Mary [1]
201. Highland Mary [2]
202. Lord Ronald My Son [1]
203. Guid Wallace [1]
204. Bessy and her spinning wheel [1]
205. Saw ye Bonnie Lesley
206. Up and warn a’ Willie [1]
207. The deil’s awa wi the exciseman
208. The soldier’s return [1]
209. Fragment of song
210. I’ll meet thee on the lea rig [1]
211. O poortith cauld and restless love [1]
212. The hue and cry for John Lewars [1]
213. Here’s a health to them that’s awa
214. The Mauchine wedding [1]
215. The Mauchine wedding [2]
216. Where Helen lies [2]
217. My wife’s a winsome wee thing [1]
218. To William Stewart [1]
219. The Bob o’ Dumblane [1]
220. Duncan Gray [1]
221. Young Jessie [1]
222. The tree of liberty [1]
223. Braw lads o’ Galla Water [1]
224. Love for love [1]
225. Landlady count the lawnin [1]
226. The rights of woman
227. Meg o’ the mill [1]
228. Wandering Willie
229. Mr Pitt’s hair powder tax [1]
230. Sonnet-on hearing a thrush [1]
231. Whistle owre the lave o’t [2]
232. Auld Rob Morris [1]
233. The Campbells are comin [1]
234. Meg o’ the mill [2]
235. Recitavito
236. As I stood by yon roofless tower [1]
237. Dainty Davie [1]
238. Come let me take thee to my breast [1]
239. Young Jamie pride of a’ the plain [1]
240. O were my love yon lilac fair [1]
241. My spouse Nancy [1]
242. Bonnie Jean [1]
243. Tibbie Fowler
244. Sweetest May
245. Amang the trees [1]
246. Murder I hate
247. By Allan stream [1]
248. The winter of life [1]
249. Behold my love how green the groves [1]
250. The charming month of May [1]
251. Guid ale keeps the heart aboon [1]
252. The primrose [2]
253. On the seas and far away [1]
254. Epigrams against the Earl of Galloway [1]
255. To a gentleman whom he had offended [1]
256. Banks of Cree [1]
257. Monody on Maria
258. Wee Willie Gray [1]
259. The lovely lass o Inverness [1]
260. O steer her up an’ haud her gaun [1]
261. Ah Chloris [1]
262. Lassie wi the lint white locks [1]
263. How lang and dreary is the night [2]
264. The lass o’ Ecclefechan [1]
265. Pretty Peg [1]
266. Wilt thou be my dearie [1]
267. Deluded swain the pleasure [1]
268. Sonnet on the death of Robert Riddell [1]
269. Lines written on a copy of Thomson’s songs [1]
270. Logan braes [1]
271. She says she lo’es me best of a’ [1]
272. Epigaram on Maria Riddell [1]
273. O lassie art thou sleeping yet [1]
274. Contented wi’ little [1]
275. Her answer
276. Farewell thou stream [1]
277. A red red rose [1]
278. Kirk and state excisemen [1]
279. Grace before and after meat [1]
280. Where are the joys I have met [1]
281. On General Dumourier’s desertion [1]
282. Epistle from Esopus to Maria [1]
283. Down the burn Davie [1]
284. Charlie he’s my darling [1]
285. Inconstancy in love [1]
286. Saw ye my dearie my Philly [1]
287. O aye my wife she dang me [1]
288. Bonnie Peg-a-Ramsay [1]
289. Blythe hae I been [1]
290. For the sake o’ somebody [1]
291. A man’s a man for a’ that [1]
292. A man’s a man for a’ that [2]
293. A man’s a man for a’ that [3]
294. Thou hast left me ever Jamie [1]
295. Thou hast left me ever Jamie [2]
296. Lassie lie near me
297. Had I a cave [1]
298. The highland widow’s lament [1]
299. The lover’s morning salute to his mistress [1]
300. On Andrew Turner
301. Scots wha hae [1]
302. Phillis the fair [1]
303. The highland balou [1]
304. On a dog of Lord Eglinton’s
305. The lass o’ Ecclefechan [2]

306. Steer her up an’ haud her gaun [2]
307. Guid ale keeps the heart aboon [2]
308. It was a’ for our rightfu’ king [1]
309. Logan braes [2]
310. Wae is my heart [1]
311. My Nannie’s awa [1]
312. Impromptu on Mrs Riddell’s birthday [1]
313. Thine am I my faithful fair [1]
314. Ode for General Washington’s birthday [1]
315. There was a bonnie lass [1]
316. O Philly, happy be that day [1]
317. Phillis, the queen o’ the fair
318. Whistle, and I’ll come to you, my lad
319. Epitaph on a lap dog
320. Cans’t thou leave me thus, my Katie [1]
321. Bannocks o’ beremeal [1]
322. Lines on John McMurdo, esq [1]
323. To the beautiful Miss Eliza [1]
324. I’ll aye ca in by yon town [1]
325. Mally’s meek, Mally’s sweet [1]
326. Ballads on Mr Heron’s election 1795 [1]
327. Address to the woodlark [1]
328. Does haughty gaul invasion threat [1]
329. To miss Jessy Lewars [1]
330. Crowdie ever mair [1]
331. Fairest maid on Devon banks [1]
332. There’s news lasses news [1]
333. Ballad third John Bushby’s lamentation [1]
334. Jockey’s ta’en the parting kiss [1]
335. How cruel are the parents [1]
336. Heron election ballad fourth [1]
337. O wert thou in the cauld blast [1]
338. On Chloris being ill [1]
339. O wat ye wha’s in yon town [1]
340. O bonnie was yon rosy brier [1]
341. Hey for a lass wi’ a tocher [1]
342. The toast [1]
343. Forlorn my love no comfort near [1]
344. Had I the wyte she bade me [1]
345. O lay thy loof in mine lass [1]
346. Now spring has clad the grove in green [1]
347. Does haughty gaul invasion threat [2]
348. Ballad second-election day [1]
349. Poetic inscription for an altar of indepencence [1]
350. The cooper o’ Cuddie [1]
351. This is no my ain lassie [1]
352. The lass that made the bed to me [1]
353. The cardin o’t the spinnin o’t [1]
354. To Chloris [1]
355. The braw wooer [1]
356. The dean of faculty-a new ballad [1]
357. The lass that made the bed to me [2]
358. The menagerie
359. O’ that’s the lassie o’ my heart [1]
360. Why why tell thy lover [1]
361. Address to the woodlark [2]
362. Mark yonder pomp of costly fashion [1]
363. The Collector Mitchell [1]
364. Their groves o sweet myrtle [1]
365. Poem on life [1]
366. Here’s a health to ane I loe dear [1]
367. Handsome Nell [1] a
368. Handsome Nell [1] b
369. Handsome Nell [2]
370. O Tibbie I hae seen the day
371. In the character of a ruined farmer
372. Tragic fragment
373. The Ronalds of the Bennals
374. Here’s to thy health [2]
375. Winter [1]
376. Winter [2]
377. A prayer under the pressure of of violent anguish
378. Paraphrase of the first psalm
379. Verses of the nineteenth psalm
380. A prayer in the prospect of death
381. Stanzas on the same occasion
382. Fickle fortune
383. Raging fortune
384. I’ll go and be a sodger
385. No churchman am I
386. A stanza added in a Mason Lodge
387. My father was a farmer
388. John Barleycorn
389. Poor Mailey’s Elegy
390. The Rigs o’ barley [1]
391. The Rigs o’ barley [2]
392. Green grow the rashes o [1]
393. Green grow the rashes o [2]
394. Remorse A fragment
395. Epitaph on James Grieve
396. Epitaph on an innkeeper in Tarbolton
397. Epitaph on William Hood
398. Epitaph on William Muir
399. The Selkirk Grace
400. Epitaph on my ever honoured father
401. Ballad on the American war
402. Reply to an announcement by John Rankine
403. Episle to John Rankine
404. A poet’s welcome to his love begotten daughter
405. My girl she’s airy
406. The belles of Mauchline
407. Epitaph on a noisy polemic
408. Epitaph on a henpecked country squire
409. Epigram on said occasion
410. Queen Artemisia
411. On Tam the Chapman
412. Lines addressed to John Rankine
413. Three lines to the same
414. Man was made to mourn
415. The twa herds or the holy tulyie
416. Epistle to Davie a brother poet
417. Epitaph on holy Willie
418. Death and Doctor Hornbook
419. Epistle to John Lapraik
420. Second Epistle to John Lapraik
421. Postcript
422. One night as I did wander
423. Tho’ cruel fate should bid us part
424. Rantin’ rovin’ Robin [1]
425. Rantin’ rovin’ Robin [2]
426. Elegy on the death of Robert Ruisseaux
427. Epistle to John Goldie Kilmarnock
428. Third Epistle to John Lapraik
429. To the Rev John McMath
430. Second Epistle to Davie
431. Young Peggy blooms
432. Farewell to Ballochmyle [2]
433. Her flowing locks
434. Halloween
435. To a mouse
436. Epitaph on John Dove, Innkeeper
437. Epitaph for James Smith, a Mauchline wag
438. Adam Armour’s prayer
439. Love and liberty
440. I am a son of mars
441. He ended and the kebars sheuk
442. I once was a maid
443. Poor merry Andrew
444. Sir Wisdom’s a fool
445. Then niest outspak
446. A highland lad
447. A pigmy scraper
448. Whistle o’er the lave o’t [3]
449. Recitavito [2]
450. My bonnie lass
451. The caird prevail’d
452. I am a bard of no regard
453. So sang the bard
454. See the smoking bowl
455. Women’s minds [2]
456. Merry hae I been teethin’ a heckle
457. The Cotter’s Saturday night
458. Address to the Deil
459. Scotch drink
460. The auld farmer’s New Year morning salutation to his auld mare Maggie
461. The author’s earnest cry and prayer
462. The ordination
463. Epistle to James Smith
464. The Vision (duan first)
465. The Vision (duan second)
466. Following the 18th stanza
467. After 20th stanza of the text
468. After 21st stanza of the text
469. Address to the unco guid
470. Here’s his health in water
471. To John Kennedy
472. To Mr McAdam
473. To a louse
474. Inscribed on a work of Hannah More’s
475. The lass of Ballochmyle
476. The holy fair
477. Song composed in Spring
478. To a mountain daisy
479. To ruin
480. The lament
481. Despondency – an ode
482. To Gavin Hamilton
483. Versified reply to an invitation
484. Will ye go to the Indies my Mary [1]
485. Will ye go to the Indies my Mary [2]
486. Epistle to a young friend
487. A dream
488. A dedication (fragment)
489. To Dr Mackenzie Mauchline
490. Farewell to the brethren [2]
491. A Bard’s Epitaph
492. For Robert Aiken Esq.
493. For Gavin Hamilton Esq.
494. On Wee Johnie
495. A tale
496. Now health forsakes – A fragment
497. Farewell lines to Mr John Kennedy
498. Lines to an old sweetheart
499. Lines written on a banknote
500. Stanzas on naething
501. The farewell
502. The calf
503. Nature’s law
504. On Willie Chalmers
505. Answer to a trimming epistle received from a tailor
506. The brigs of Ayr
507. Prayer – O thou dread power
508. Irvine’s bairns
509. Farewell song to the banks of Ayr [2]
510. Address to the toothache
511. On dining with Lord Daer
512. Masonic song [2]
513. Tam Samson’s elegy [2]
514. Epigram on rough roads
515. Epistle to Major Logan
516. Rusticity’s ungainly form
517. A Winter night
518. Address to Edinburgh
519. Address to a haggis
520. To Miss Logan
521. Extempore in the court of session
522. Inscription on the tomb of Fergusson the Poet
523. Lines under the portrait of Fergusson
524. Epistle to Mrs Scott
525. Verses intended to be written below a noble Earl’s picture
526. Prologue spoken by Mr Woods
527. Impromptu at Roslin Inn
528. Epigram addressed to an artist
529. The bookworms
530. On Elphinstone’s translation of Martial’s epigrams
531. A bottle and a friend
532. Lines written under Miss Burns picture
533. Epitaph for William Nicol of The Hight School, Edinburgh
534. Epitaph for Mr William Michie
535. Address to William Tytler Esq of Woodhouselee
536. To Miss Ainslie in Church
537. Lament for the absence of William Creech, publisher
538. To Mr Renton of Lamerton
539. Epigram at Inverary
540. Epigram to Miss Jean Scott
541. On the death of John Macleod
542. On the death of Sir James Hunter Blair
543. To Miss Ferrier
544. Impromptu on Carron iron works
545. Written by somebody on the window
546. The poet’s reply to the threat of a censorious critic
547. The libeller’s self reproof
548. Verses written with a pencil
549. The humble petition of Bruar Water
550. Lines on the fall of fyers near Loch Ness
551. Epigram on parting with a kind host in the highlands
552. Castle Gordon
553. On scaring some water fowl in Loch Turit
554. Birthday ode for December 1787
555. On the death of Robert Dundas
556. Sylvander to Clarinda
557. Love In The Guise Of Friendship
558. Epistle to Hugh Parker
559. I love my Jean [2]
560. I love my Jean [3]
561. Written in Friars Carse Hermitage, Nithsdale (first version)
562. Written in Friars Carse Hermitage, Nithsdale (second version)
563. To Alex Cunningham [1]
564. To Alex Cunningham [2]
565. The Fete Champetre [2]
566. Epistle to Robert Graham
567. Auld Lang Syne [1]
568. My Bonnie Mary [1]
569. My Bonnie Mary [2]
570. My Bonnie Mary [3]
571. Elegy on the year 1788 [1]
572. Elegy on the year 1788 [2]
573. Strophe
574. Antistrophe
575. Epode
576. Pegasus at Wanlockhead
577. Passion’s cry
578. She’s fair and fause
579. Impromptu lines to Captain Riddell
580. Rhyming reply to a note from Captain Riddell
581. Caledonia
582. Beware o’ Bonnie Ann [2]
583. Ode to the departed regency Bill
584. Epistle to James Tennant of Glenconner
585. A new psalm for the Chapel of Kilmarnock
586. Sketch in verse
587. The wounded hare [1]
588. The wounded hare [2]
589. The gard’ner wi’ his paidle [2]
590. John Anderson My Jo
591. Tam Glen
592. The laddie dear sel [2]
593. Whistle O’er the lave o’t [4]
594. Epigram on Francis Grose the Antiquary
595. Captain Grose’s peregrinations thro’ Scotland [2]
596. The Kirk of Scotland’s Alarm
597. Presentation stanzas to correspondents
598. On being appointed to an excise division
599. Sonnet on receiving a favour
600. Willie brew’d a peck o’ maut [2]
601. Ca’ the yowes to the knowes (first version) [1]
602. Ca’ the yowes to the knowes (first version) [2

603. Ca’ the yowes to the knowes (second version) [1]
604. Ca’ the yowes to the knowes (second version) [2]
605. The blue eyed lassie [2]
606. The battle of Sherramuir [2]
607. Awa whigs awa [2]
608. A waukrife Minnie [2]
609. My heart’s in the highlands
610. The whistle
611. To Mary in heaven [2]
612. The five carlins [2]
613. New Year’s day – a sketch
614. Scots prologue for Mrs Sutherland
615. To a gentleman
616. Remonstrance on irregular delivery
617. Elegy on Willie Nicol’s mare
618. Guidwife count the lawin [2]
619. Election Ballad
620. Elegy on Captain Matthew Henderson
621. The Epitaph Stop, passenger
622. Verses on Captain Grose
623. On the birth of a posthumous child [2]
624. Elegy on the late Miss Burnet of Monboddo [2]
625. Lament on Mary Queen of Scots [2]
626. Lament on Mary Queen of Scots [3]
627. There’ll never be peace till Jamie comes hame [2]
628. The Banks O’ Doon [2]
629. Ye banks and braes
630. Lament for James Earl of Glencairn
631. Lines to Sir John Whiteford
632. Epigram on Miss Davies
633. The charms of lovely Davies [2]
634. The posie [2]
635. On Glenriddel’s fox breaking its chain
636. On pastoral poetry
637. The gallant weaver [2]
638. Epigram at Brownhill Inn
639. O for ane an’ twenty Tam [2]
640. My Bonnie Bell [2]
641. Address to the shade of Thomson [2]
642. Nithsdale’s welcome hame [2]
643. Frae the friends and land I love [2]
644. Such a parcel of rogues in a nation [2]
645. Epistle to John Maxwell [2]
646. Third Epistle to Robert Graham
647. The song of death
648. The toadeater
649. The toadeater (another version)
650. The lamington Kirk
651. The keekin’ glass
652. A grace before dinner, extempore [2]
653. A grace after dinner [2]
654. Behold the hour [3]
655. I do confess thou art sae fair [2]
656. The weary pund o’ tow [2]
657. My collier laddie [2]
658. Sic a wife as Willie had
659. Lady Mary Ann
660. Kellyburn Braes [2]
661. O can ye labour lea [2]
662. The deuks dang o’er my daddie [2]
663. The country lassie [2]
664. Bessy and her spinning wheel [2]
665. Love for love [2]
666. I’ll meet thee on the lea rig [2]
667. My wife’s a winsome wee thing [2]
668. Highland Mary [3]
669. Auld Rob Morris [2]
670. Epigram on seeing Miss Fontenelle
671. Extempore on some commemorations of Thomson [1]
672. Extempore on some commemorations of Thomson [2]
673. Duncan Gray [2]
674. O poortith cauld and restless love [2]
675. Braw lads o’ Galla Water [2]
676. Sonnet on hearing a thrush [2]
677. Lord Gregory [2]
678. Open the door to me O [2]
679. Young Jessie [2]
680. The soldier’s return [2]
681. Ye true loyal natives
682. On commissary Goldie’s Brains
683. Lines inscribed in a Lady’s pocket almanac
684. A toast [2]
685. Thanksgiving for a naval victory
686. Globe Inn window-The greybeard
687. Globe Inn window-I Murder hate [1]
688. Globe Inn window- My bottle
689. Globe Inn window-In politics
690. The Mauchlin wedding [3]
691. The hue and cry of John Lewars [2]
692. To Miss Isabella Macleod [2]
693. To William Stewart [2]
694. The tree of liberty [2]
695. A sonnet upon sonnets [1]
696. A sonnet upon sonnets [2]
697. Sketch for an elegy
698. The cares o’ love
699. On Johnson’s opinion of Hampden
700. At Whigham’s Inn Sanquhar [1]
701. At Whigham’s Inn Sanquhar [2]
702. On being told
703. On an old acquaintance
704. On James Swan
705. On Edmund Burk
706. On a lady of Amazonian Stature
707. On William Copland of Collieston
708. To the Dumfries loyal natives
709. Epitaph for John Hunter
710. Mr Pitt’s hair powder tax [2]
711. To the Honourable Wm R Maule
712. To Captain Gordon
713. On Marriage [2]
714. Elegy on William Cruikshank
715. Epitaph on Robert Muir
716. For Mr Walter Riddell
717. Can you play me Duncan Gray
718. The ploughman [3]
719. Landlady count the lawin [2]
720. O’er the water to Charlie [2]
721. As I was a-wand’ring [2]
722. The shepherd’s wife [2]
723. Green sleeves
724. I’ll mak you be fain to follow me
725. The Bob O’ Dumblane [2]
726. Galloway Tam [2]
727. My Wife’s a wanton wee thing [2]
728. Up and warn a’ Willie [2]
729. Johnie Cope
730. Johnie Blunt [2]
731. The Campbells are comin’ [2]
732. Sandy and Jockie
733. Souters O’ Selkirk
734. Hughie Graham
735. As I cam down by yon castle wa’ [2]
736. Pinned to Mrs Riddell’s carriage [1]
737. Lord Ronald my son [2]
738. As I went out ae May morning [2]
739. As I went out ae May morning [3]
740. Geordie an old ballad [2]
741. Tam Lin
742. The rantin laddie [2]
743. The rowin ‘t in her apron [2]
744. Guid Wallace [2]
745. The German lairdie [2]
746. Cauld frosty morning [2]
747. Broom besoms [2]
748. Broom besoms (alt. Version)
749. The Taylor fell thro’ the bed [2]
750. Aye waukin O [2]
751. The White Cockade [2]
752. John come kiss me now [2]
753. O an ye were dead guidman [2]
754. Comin thro’ the rye
755. There’s three true guid fellows
756. The reel o’ stumpie [2]
757. As I cam o’er the Cairney Mount [2]
758. Highland laddie [2]
759. The Tailor [2]
760. Their grows a bonnie brier bush [2]
761. We’re a noddin [2]
762. When first I saw [2]
763. The primrose [3]
764. Leezie Lindsay
765. The Wrens nest [2]
766. A tippling ballad [2]
767. Epitaph for Hugh Logan
768. Lines written on the Globe Inn’s window
769. Kirk and state excisemen [2]
770. Extempore reply to an invitation
771. Grace after meat
772. Grace before and after meat [2]
773. On General Dumourier’s desertion [2]
774. Logan Braes [3]
775. Blythe hae I been [2]
776. O were my love yon lilac fair [2]
777. Bonnie Jean [2]
778. Lines on John McMurdo esq [2]
779. Epigrams against the Earl of Galloway [2]
780. Epigram on the laird of Lagan
781. Phillis the fair [2]
782. Had I a cave [2]
783. By Allan Stream [2]
784. Come let me take thee to my breast [2]
785. Dainty Davie [2]
786. Scots wha hae [2]
787. Down the burn Davie [2]
788. Where are the joys I have met [2]
789. Deluded swain the pleasure [2]
790. Thine am I my faithful fair [2]
791. Impromptu on Mrs Riddell’s birthday [2]
792. My Spouse Nancy [2]
793. Epigram on Maria Riddell [2]
794. To a gentleman whom he had offended [2]
795. Wilt thou be my dearie [2]
796. Amang the trees [2]
797. As I stood by yon roofless tower [2]
798. A red red rose [2]
799. Young Jamie pride of a’ the plain [2]
800. Banks of Cree [2]
801. The Epitaph
802. Pinned to Mrs Riddell’s carriage [2]
803. Epistle from Esopus to Maria [2]
804. On a noted coxcomb – Captain William Roddick
805. On Captain Lascelles
806. On William Graham
807. On John Bushby – Tinwald downs
808. Sonnet on the death of Robert Riddell [2]
809. The lovely lass o Inverness [2]
810. Charlie he’s my darling [2]
811. Bannocks o’ beremeal [2]
812. The Highland Balou [2]
813. The highland widow’s lament [2]
814. It was a’ for our rightfu’ King [2]
815. Ode for General Washington’s Birthday [2]
816. Lines written on a copy of Thomson’s songs [2]
817. On the seas and far away [2]
818. She says she lo’es me best of a’ [2]
819. To Dr Maxwell on Miss Jessie Staig’s recovery
820. To the beautiful Miss Eliza [2]
821. The thorn
822. On seeing Mrs Kemble in the character of Yarico
823. Epigram on a Galloway Laird
824. On being shown a beautiful country seat
825. On hearing that there was a falsehood
826. On a suicide
827. On a swearing coxcomb
828. On an innkeeper nicknamed The Marquis
829. Pretty Peg [2]
830. Ah Chloris [2]
831. Saw ye my dearie my Philly [2]
832. How lang and dreary is the night [3]
833. Inconstancy in love [2]
834. The lover’s morning salute to his mistress [2]
835. The Winter of life [2]
836. Behold my love how green the groves [2]
837. The charming month of May [2]
838. Lassie wi’ the lint white locks [2]
839. O Philly, happy be that day [2]
840. Contented wi’ little [2]
841. Farewell thou stream [2]
842. Cans’t thou leave me thus, my Katie [2]
843. My Nannie’s awa [2]
844. Wae is my heart [2]
845. For the sake o’ somebody [2]
846. A man’s a man for a’ that [4]
847. The solemn league and covenant
848. To John Syme of Ryedale
849. Inscripton on a goblet belonging to Mr Syme
850. To John Syme
851. Epitaph for Mr Gabriel Richardson
852. Epigram on Mr James Gracie
853. Bonnie Peg-a-Ramsay [2]
854. Inscription at Friars Carse Hermitage
855. There was a bonnie lass [2]
856. Wee Willie Gray [2]
857. O aye my wife she dang me [2]
858. Guid ale keeps the heart aboon [3]
859. O steer her up an’ haud her gaun [3]
860. The lass o’ Ecclefechan [3]
861. O lassie art thou sleeping yet [2]
862. I’ll aye ca’ in by yon town [2]
863. O wat ye wha’s in yon town [2]
864. Ballads on Mr Heron’s election 1795 [2]
865. Ballad second – election day [2]
866. Ballad third John Bushby’s lamentation
867. Heron election ballad fourth [2]
868. Poetic inscription for an altar of independence [2]
869. The Cardin o’t the spinnin o’t [2]
870. The Cooper O’ Cuddie [2]
871. The lass that made the bed to me [3]
872. Had I the wyte she bade me [2]
873. Does haughty Gaul invasion threat [3]
874. Address to the woodlark [3]
875. On Chloris being ill [2]
876. How cruel are the parents [2]
877. Mark yonder pomp of costly fashion [2]
878. Twas na her bonnie blue e’e [2]
879. Their groves o’ sweet myrtle [2]
880. Forlorn my love, no comfort near [2]
881. Why why tell thy lover [2]
882. The braw wooer [2]
883. This is no my ain lassie [2]
884. O bonnie was yon rosy brier [2]
885. Now spring has clad the grove in green [2]
886. O that’s the lassie o’ my heart [2]
887. To Chloris [2]
888. There’s news lasses news [2]
889. Crowdie ever mair [2]
890. Mally’s meek Mally’s sweet [2]
891. Jockey’s ta’en the parting kiss [2]
892. The collector Mitchell [2]
893. For ance and ay [1]
894. The Dean of Faculty – a new ballad [2]
895. Poem on life [2]
896. Hey for a lass wi’ a tocher [2]
897. Compilmentary versicle to Jessie Lewars
898. Auld lang syne [2]
899. The Menagerie [2]
900. On Jessie’s illness
901. On the recovery of Jessie
902. O lay thy loof in mine lass [2]
903. Here’s a health to ane I lo’e dear [2]
904. O wert thou in the cauld blast [2]
905. To Miss Jessy Lewars [2]
906. Fairest maid on Devon Banks [2]
907. For ance and ay [2]