Poems found: 220
BOTHWELL BRIG'; ON HEARING A SERMON COMMEMORATIVE OF THE BATTLE
GOD IS DEPARTED FROM ME, AND ANSWERETH ME NO MORE'
A BALLAD FOUNDED ON A REAL INCIDENT WHICH OCCURED IN HIGH LIFE
A LAY OF THE LOCH AND THE MUIRLAN'
A MEMORY: BANKS OF CALDER AND COUSIN DORA
A REAL INCIDENT OF THE PERSECUTING TIMES IN SCOTLAND
A WHEEN AUL' MEMORIES: 1. COATBRIDGE
A WHEEN AUL' MEMORIES: 2. DRUMPELLIER
A WHEEN AUL' MEMORIES: 3. SIMMERLEE
A WHEEN AUL' MEMORIES: 4. GARTSHERRIE
ADDRESS AND INVITATION TO A YOUNG FRIEND
ADDRESS AND WELCOME TO J.B. GOUGH ON HIS DELIVERING AN ORATION
ADDRESS TO COL. D. C. R. CARRICK-BUCHANAN
ADDRESS TO MRS. WM. ANDERSON, ON THE DEATH OF HER ONLY SON
ADDRESS TO THE GARDNER OF BOTHWELL ON COMPLETING 50TH YEAR OF MINISTRY
ADDRESS TO THE REV. DR. JOHN MUIR, ST JAMES' PARISH, GLASGLOW
AN APPEAL FOR THOMAS ELLIOT, THE SHOEMAKER POET
ANNIVERSARY OF THE ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY, GLASGOW, 1866
AULD MITHER SCOTLAN'; A LAY OF THE DORIC
AULD SCOTLAND AT THE ABBEY CRAIG IN NOVEMBER, 1864
BALLAD OF THE NEW MONKLAND MARTYR
BRAVE ANGUS CAMERON; THE WINNER OF THE QUEEN'S PRIZE, WIMBLEDON, 1866
CENTENARY POEM, RECITED AT BURNS' CENTENARY FESTIVAL
CONTRASTED SCENES FROM REAL LIFE
COUSIN BELL; AN INCIDENT IN REAL LIFE
DARK HOURS; THE DRUNKARD'S WIFE
ELEGIAC VERSES ON THE DEATH OF LORD PALMERSTON
EPITHALAMIUM ON THE MARRIAGE OF GEORGE BAIRD OF STRICHEN AND C. HATTON
EPITHALAMIUM ON THE MARRIAGE OF JAMES ADDIE AND JULIA WAKEFIELD
FAREWELL TO THE OLD YEAR, 1863
FIRST ANNIVERSARY BANQUET OF A NEWLY FORMED BURNS' CLUB IN MANCHESTER
GRAN'FAITHER AT CAM'SLANG; AT THE TIME OF THE GREAT REVIVAL WORK
GRANNIE MIRK: A HAMILTON GRANNIE
GRANNIE MIRK: A STIRLING GRANNIE
GRANNIE VISITED AT BLACKHILL, SHOTTS: JULY, 1805
GRANNIE'S CRACK ABOUT THE FAMINE IN AULD SCOTLAN' IN 1739-40
GRANNIE'S DREAM: A TRUE INCIDENT
GRANNIE'S TALE: A BALLAD O' MEMORIE
IMPENDING WAR BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND SARDINIA
LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE WALLACE MONUMENT, STIRLING: 1861
LINES ADDRESSED TO MRS. BUCHANAN, OF DRUMPELLIER
LINES ADDRESSED TO MRS. H.B. STOWE ON HER VISIT TO GLASGOW, 1853
LINES COMPOSED AT THE REQUEST OF A DEAR FRIEND SUFFERING FROM GRIEF
LINES ON SEEING THE SABBATH SCHOOL PROCESSION OF 3RD JULY, 1862
LINES ON THE DEATH OF MY MOTHER
LINES ON THE SUMMER OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE: 1865
LINES SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MR. JOHN WHITELAW, DIED DECEMBER 3, 1863
LINES SUGGESTED BY THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA: 1854
LINES WRITTEN ON THE BIRTH OF THE YEAR 1853
MEDLEY OF THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS ON THE ITALIAN CRISIS
MEMORIES WRITTEN IN THE STORMY MONTHS OF THE OPENING OF THE YEAR, 1868
MIDNIGHT THOUGHTS AT THE CLOSE OF 1864
MYSIE, AN AUL'-WARL', BUT OWER TRUE STORY
NIGHT SCENE AT THE FALL OF SEBASTOPOL
ON PROPOSED PRESENTATION OF GUNS TO KING OF SARDINIA, ITALIAN LIBERTY
ON SEEING A THOUSAND SABBATH SCHOOL CHILDREN IN PROCESSION
ON SEEING THE QUEEN'S TRAIN PASS THROUGH COATBRIDGE
ON THE ANTICIPATED RETURN OF J. B. GOUGH TO ENGLAND
ON THE DEATH OF A HIGHLY GIFTED AND PRECOCIOUS CHILD
ON THE DEATH OF JOHN CASSELL; THE TRUE FRIEND OF THE WORKING MAN
ON THE DEATH OF THE REV. MATTHEW GARDNER, D.D. OF BOTHWELL
ON THE DEATH OF THE TWO DAUGHTERS OF MR. JAMES MUIR
ON THE MEETING OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION IN GLASGOW, 1860
ON THE RUSSIAN WAR IN THE CRIMEA: 1854-55
SKETCHES OF VILLAGE CHARACTER IN DAYS 'O' LANGSYNE.'
SOME INCIDENTS IN THE LATTER DAYS OF JOHN WHITELAW
SPIRIT-RAPPING; TO THE NEW PROFESSOR SPIRITUAL RAPOLOGY, GLASGOW
THE CHILD OF FRANCE; ON THE BIRTH OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL OF FRANCE
THE CRYSTAL PALACE BAND OF HOPE CHOIR
THE ENEMY IN THE GATE; TO BRITANNIA
THE FATE OF MAXIMILIAN OF MEXICO AND HIS EMPRESS
THE HARTLEY COLLIERY CATASTROPHE
THE ISLES OF GREECE; AN APPEAL FOR THE CANDIOTES
THE LOWLY SONG OF A LOWLY BARD
THE MAY FLOWER; INSCRIBED TO A VERY DEAR FRIEND
THE POWER AND BEAUTY OF SCOTTISH SONG
THE SEVEN STARS: A CONSTELLATION OF SCOTTISH POETS: BEATTIE
THE SEVEN STARS: A CONSTELLATION OF SCOTTISH POETS: BLAIR
THE SEVEN STARS: A CONSTELLATION OF SCOTTISH POETS: BURNS
THE SEVEN STARS: A CONSTELLATION OF SCOTTISH POETS: CAMPBELL
THE SEVEN STARS: A CONSTELLATION OF SCOTTISH POETS: CUNNINGHAME
THE SEVEN STARS: A CONSTELLATION OF SCOTTISH POETS: HOGG
THE SEVEN STARS: A CONSTELLATION OF SCOTTISH POETS: SCOTT
THE SUNDAY RAIL: 1. FIRST RUNNING SUNDAY TRAINS ON NORTH BRITISH RAIL
THE SUNDAY RAIL: 2. A SCOTTISH SUMMER SABBATH MORNING
THE VICTIM OF DRINK; THE EARLY LOST
TO A BEREAVED MOTHER ON THE DEATH OF HER TWO LITTLE BOYS
TO A FRIEND ON RECEIVING FROM HIM A VOLUME OF 'THE PARNASSUS JOURNAL.'
TO MRS. J. CLELAND ON THE DEATH OF A BELOVED SON AND ONLY CHILD
TO WILLIAM CRAIG, ON THE DEATH OF AN ONLY SON IN A RAILWAY ACCIDENT
TO WILLIAM LOGAN, ON THE DEATH OF HIS AGED MOTHER
VERSES DESCRIPTIVE OF AN EARLY MORNING WALK IN APRIL: 1830
VERSES INSCRIBED TO AN UNKNOWN POETICAL CORRESPONDENT
VERSES INSCRIBED TO MR. THOMAS DUNCAN, GLASGOW
VERSES ON THE CALDER IN ITS COURSE BY ST. ENOCH'S, ROSEHALL, ETC.
VERSES ON THE MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES & AKEXANDRA OF DENMARK
VERSES ON THE RECOVERY OF A. M. G. FROM A SEVERE ILLNESS
CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA - EXPOSTULATION
HEAVEN KNOWS; LINES ON TRIAL FOR MURDER OF L'ANGELIER