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BURNS'S LETTERS. THE LETTERS OF ROBERT BURNS,

SELECTED AND ARRANGED, WITH AN INTRODUCTION, Y J. LOGIE ROBERTSON, M.A.

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE THE CLARINDA LETTERS GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE (RESUMED)— THE THOMSON LETTERS

BURNS'S LETTERS.

J. LOGIE ROBERTSON. 7 LOCKHARTON TERRACE, SLATEFORD, EDINBURGH.

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE.

LETTERS

I.—To ELLISON OR ALISON BEGBIE (?)[1] II.-To ELLISON BEGBIE. III.—TO ELLISON BEGBIE. IV.—TO ELLISON BEGBIE. V.-To ELLISON BEGBOE. VI.—TO HIS FATHER. VII.—To SIR JOHN WHITEFOORD, BART., OF BALLOCHMYLE.[3] VIII.—To MR. JOHN MURDOCH, SCHOOL-MASTER, STAPLES INN BUILDINGS, LONDON. IX.—To HIS COUSIN, MR. JAMES BURNESS, WRITER, MONTROSE. X.-To MR. JAMES BURNESS, WRITER, MONTROSE. XI.—To MR. JAMES BURNESS, WRITER, MONTROSE. XII.—TO THOMAS ORR, PARK, KIRKOSWALD. XIII.-TO MISS MARGARET KENNEDY.[8] XIV.—TO MISS ——, AYRSHIRE.[9] XV.—TO MR. JOHN RICHMOND, LAW CLERK, EDINBURGH.[10] XVI.-TO MR. JAMES SMITH[12], SHOPKEEPER, MAUCHLINE. XVII.—TO MR. ROBERT MUIR, WINE MERCHANT, KlLMARNOCK. XVIII.—To MR. JOHN BALLANTINE, BANKER, AYR. (?) XIX.—TO MR. M'WHINNIE, WRITER, AYR. XX.—TO JOHN ARNOT, ESQUIRE, OF DALQUATSWOOD. XXI.—To MR. DAVID BRICE, SHOEMAKER, GLASGOW. XXII.—To MR. JOHN RICHMOND, EDINBURGH. XXIII—To MR. JOHN RICHMOND. XXIV.-To MR. JOHN KENNEDY. XXV.—To HIS COUSIN, MR. JAMES BURNESS, WRITER, MONTROSE. XXVI.-To MRS. STEWART, OF STAIR.[19] XXVII.—TO MR. ROBERT AIKIN, WRITER, AYR. XXVIII.—TO DR. MACKENZIE, MAUCHLINE; INCLOSING HIM VERSES ON DINING WITH LORD DAER. XXIX.—TO MRS. DUNLOP, OF DUNLOP. XXX.—TO MISS ALEXANDER. XXXI.—IN THE NAME OF THE NINE. XXXII.—TO JAMES DALRYMPLE, ESQ., ORANGEFIELD. XXXIII.-To SIR JOHN WHITEFOORD. XXXIV.—To MR, GAVIN HAMILTON, MAUCHLINE. XXXV.—To MR. JOHN BALLANTINE, BANKER, AT ONE TIME PROVOST OF AYR. XXXVI.—TO MR. ROBERT MUIR. XXXVII.—TO MR. WILLIAM CHALMERS, WRITER, AYR. XXXVIII.—To THE EARL OF EGLINGTON. XXXIX.—TO MR. JOHN BALLANTINE. XL.—TO MRS. DUNLOP. XLI—TO DR. MOORE.[31] XLII.—To THE REV. G. LAWRIE, NEWMILNS, NEAR KILMARNOCK. XLIII.-To THE EARL OF BUCHAN.[32] XLIV.—TO MR. JAMES CANDLISH,[33]STUDENT IN PHYSIC, GLASGOW COLLEGE. XLV.—TO MR. PETER STUART, EDITOR OF "THE STAR," LONDON. XLVI—TO MRS. DUNLOP. XLVII—TO MRS. DUNLOP. XLVIII.—TO DR. MOORE. XLIX.—TO MRS. DUNLOP. L—To MR. WILLIAM NICOL, CLASSICAL MASTER, HIGH SCHOOL, EDINBURGH. LI.-To MR. WILLIAM NICOL. LII.-To MR. ROBERT AINSLIE LIII.—TO MR. JAMES SMITH, LINLITHGOW, FORMERLY OF MAUCHLINE LIV.-To MR. JOHN RICHMOND. LV.—TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE. LVI-To DR. MOORE. LVIL.—To MR. ARCHIBALD LAWRIE.[44] LVIII.—To MR. ROBERT MUIR, KILMARNOCK. LIX.—TO MR. GAVIN HAMILTON. LX.—To MR. WALKER, BLAIR OF ATHOLE.[49] LXI.—To His BROTHER, MR. GILBERT BURNS, MOSSGIEL. LXII.—TO MR. PATRICK MILLER,[52]DALSWINTON. LXIII.-To REV. JOHN SKINNER. LXIV.—To Miss MARGARET CHALMERS, HARVIESTON. (AFTERWARDS MRS. HAY, OF EDINBURGH.) LXV.—To MRS. DUNLOP OF DUNLOP HOUSE, STEWARTON. LXVI.—To MR. JAMES HOY,[55]GORDON CASTLE. LXVII.-To THE EARL OF GLENCAIRN. LXVIII—To Miss CHALMERS. LXIX.—TO MISS CHALMERS. LXX.—TO MISS CHALMERS. LXXI.—TO MR. RICHARD BROWN, IRVINE. LXXII—TO MRS. DUNLOP. LXXIII.—TO MRS. DUNLOP. LXXIV.—TO THE REV. JOHN SKINNER. LXXV.—TO MRS. ROSE, OF KILRAVOCK. LXXVI-To RICHARD BROWN, GREENOCK. LXXVII.—To MR. WILLIAM CRUIKSHANK.[59] LXXVIII.—To MR. ROBERT AINSLIE. LXXIX.—To MR. RICHARD BROWN. LXXX.—TO MR. ROBERT MUIR. LXXXI—To MRS. DUNLOP. LXXXII—TO MR. WM. NICOL (PERHAPS). LXXXIII.—TO MISS CHALMERS.

THE CLARINDA LETTERS.

NOTE PREFATORY TO THE LETTERS TO CLARINDA LETTERS TO CLARINDA.

I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX X. XI. XII. XIII. XIV. XV XVI. XVII. XVIII. XIX. XX. XXI. XXII. XXIII. XXIV. XXV. XXVI. XXVII. XXVIII. XXIX. XXX. XXXI. XXXII XXXIII. XXXIV.

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE.

LETTERS

LXXXIV.—To MR. GAVIN HAMILTON. LXXXV.—To MR. WILLIAM DUNBAR, W.S., EDINBURGH. LXXXVI.—To MRS. DUNLOP. LXXXVII.—To MR. JAMES SMITH, AVON PRINTFIELD, LINLITHGOW. LXXXVIII—To PROFESSOR DUGALD STEWART. LXXXIX.—To MRS. DUNLOP. XC.—To MR. SAMUEL BROWN, KIRKOSWALD. XCI.—To MR. JAMES JOHNSON, ENGRAVER, EDINBURGH. XCII.—To MR. ROBERT AINSLIE. XCIII.—To MRS. DUNLOP. XCIV.—TO MRS. DUNLOP, AT MR. DUNLOP'S, HADDINGTON. XCV.-TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE. XCVI.-TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE. XCVII—TO MRS. DUNLOP. XCVIII.—To MR. PETER HILL, BOOKSELLER, EDINBURGH. XCIX.—To MRS. DUNLOP. C.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CI.—To MR. BEUGO, ENGRAVER, EDINBURGH. CII.—To MR. ROBERT GRAHAM, OF FINTRAY. CII.—To His WIFE, AT MAUCHLINE. CIV.—To Miss CHALMERS, EDINBURGH. CV.—To MR. MORISON, WRIGHT, MAUCHLINE. CVI.—To MRS. DUNLOP, OF DUNLOP. CVII—To MR. PETER HILL. CVIIL—To THE EDITOR OF THE "STAR". CIX.—TO MRS. DUNLOP, AT MOREHAM MAINS. CX.—TO DR. BLACKLOCK. CXI.—TO MRS. DUNLOP. CXII.—TO MR. JOHN TENNANT. CXIII.—TO MRS. DUNLOP. CXIV.-TO DR. MOORE, LONDON. CXV.—TO MR. ROBERT AINSLIE. CXVI.—TO PROFESSOR DUGALD STEWART. CXVII.—TO MR. ROBERT CLEGHORN, SAUGHTON MILLS. CXVIII.—To BISHOP GEDDES, EDINBURGH. CXIX.—TO MR. JAMES BURNESS. CXX.-To MRS. DUNLOP. CXXI.—TO MRS. M'LEHOSE (FORMERLY CLARINDA). CXXIL—TO DR. MOORE. CXXIII.—To HIS BROTHER, MR. WILLIAM BURNS. CXXIV.—To MR. HILL, BOOKSELLER, EDINBURGH. CXXV.—TO MRS. M'MURDO, DRUMLANRIG. CXXVI.—TO MR. CUNNINGHAM. CXXVIL—TO MR. RICHARD BROWN. CXXVIIL—To MR. ROBERT AINSLIE. CXXIX.—TO MRS. DUNLOP. CXXX.—TO MISS HELEN MARIA WILLIAMS. CXXXI.—To MR. ROBERT GRAHAM, OF FINTRY. CXXXIL—TO DAVID SILLAR, MERCHANT, IRVINE.[102] CXXXIII.—TO MR. JOHN LOGAN, OF KNOCK SHINNOCK. CXXXIV.—TO MR. PETER STUART, EDITOR, LONDON. CXXXV.—To HIS BROTHER, WILLIAM BURNS, SADDLER, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. CXXXVL—TO MRS. DUNLOP. CXXXVIL—To CAPTAIN RIDDEL, FRIARS CARSE. CXXXVIII—To MR. ROBERT AINSLIE, W.S. CXXXIX.—To MR. RICHARD BROWN, PORT-GLASGOW. CXL.—To MR. R. GRAHAM, OF FINTRY. CXLL—To MRS. DUNLOP. CXLII.—To LADY WINIFRED M. CONSTABLE. CXLIII.—To MR. CHARLES K. SHARPE, OF HODDAM. CXLIV.—To HIS BROTHER, GILBERT BURNS, MOSSGIEL. CXLV.—To MR. WILLIAM DUNBAR, W.S. CXLVL.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CXLVII.—To MR. PETER HILL, BOOKSELLER, EDINBURGH. CXLVIIL.—To MR. W. NICOL. CXLIX.—To MR. CUNNINGHAM, WRITER, EDINBURGH. CL.—To MR. HILL, BOOKSELLER, EDINBURGH. CLI.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CLII.—To DR. JOHN MOORE, LONDON. CLIII.—To MR. MURDOCH,[113] TEACHER OF FRENCH, LONDON. CLIV.—To MR. CUNNINGHAM. CLV.—To MR. CRAUFORD TAIT,[114] W.S., EDINBURGH. CLVL.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CLVIL.—To MR. WILLIAM DUNBAR, W.S. CLVIIL.—To MR. PETER HILL. CLIX.—To DR. MOORE. CLX.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CLXI.—To THE REV. ARCH. ALISON. CLXII.—TO THE REV. G. BAIRD. CLXIII.—TO MR. CUNNINGHAM, WRITER, EDINBURGH. CLXIV.—TO MRS. DUNLOP. CLXV.—TO MR. CUNNINGHAM. CLXVL—To MR. THOMAS SLOAN CLXVII—TO MR. AINSLIE. CLXVIII.—TO MISS DAVIES. CLXIX.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CLXX.—TO MR. WILLIAM SMELLIE, PRINTER. CLXXL—TO MR. WILLIAM NICOL. CLXXIL.—TO MR. FRANCIS GROSE, F.S A. CLXXIIL.—TO MRS. DUNLOP. CLXXIV.—TO MR. CUNNINGHAM. CLXXV.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CLXXVI.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CLXXVII.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CLXXVIII.—To MR. R. GRAHAM, FINTRY. CLXXIX.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CLXXX.—To MR. ROBERT GRAHAM OF FINTRY. CLXXXI.—TO MR. ALEX. CUNNINGHAM, W.S., EDINBURGH. CLXXXIL—To MR. CUNNINGHAM. CLXXXIII.—To Miss BENSON, YORK, AFTERWARDS MRS. BASIL MONTAGU. CLXXXIV.-To MR. JOHN FRANCIS ERSKINE, OF MAR. CLXXXV.—To MISS M'MORDO, DRUMLANRIG. CLXXXVI.—To JOHN M'MURDO, ESQ., DRUMLANRIG. CLXXXVII.—To MRS. RIDDEL. CLXXXVIII.—To MRS. RIDDEL. CLXXXIX.—To MRS. RIDDEL. CXC.—To MRS. RIDDEL. CXCI.—TO MR. CUNNINGHAM. CXCII.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CXCIII.—To MR. JAMES JOHNSON. CXCIV.—To MR. PETER MILLER, JUN., OF DALSWINION. CXCV.—To MRS, RIDDEL CXCVI.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CXCVII.—To MRS. DUNLOP, IN LONDON. CXVIII.—To THE HON, THE PROVOST, ETC., OF DUMFRIES. CXCIX.—To MRS. DUNLOP.[133] CC.—To MR. JAMES JOHNSON. CCI—TO MR. CUNNINGHAM. CCII.—To MR. GILBERT BURNS. CCIII.—To MRS. BURNS.[137] CCIV.—To MRS. DUNLOP. CCV.—To MR. JAMES BURNESS, WRITER, MONTROSE. CCVI.—To HIS FATHER-IN-LAW, JAMES ARMOUR, MASON, MAUCHLINE.[138]

THE THOMSON LETTERS.

PREFATORY NOTE. THE THOMSON LETTER.

I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X. XI. XII. XIII. XIV. XV. XVI. XVII. XVIII. XIX. XX. XXI. XXII. XXIII. XXIV. XXV. XXVI. XXVII. XXVIII.

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