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HENRY SCOTT RIDDELL, 1
The wild glen sae green, 49
Scotia's thistle, 50
The land of gallant hearts, 51
The yellow locks o' Charlie, 52
We 'll meet yet again, 53
Our ain native land, 54
The Grecian war-song, 56
Flora's lament, 57
When the glen all is still, 58
Scotland yet, 58
The minstrel's grave, 60
My own land and loved one, 61
The bower of the wild, 62
The crook and plaid, 63
The minstrel's bower, 65
When the star of the morning, 66
Though all fair was that bosom, 67
Would that I were where wild-woods wave, 68
O tell me what sound, 69
Our Mary, 70
MRS MARGARET M. INGLIS, 73
Sweet bard of Ettrick's Glen, 75
Young Jamie, 76
Charlie's bonnet's down, laddie, 77
Heard ye the bagpipe? 78
Bruce's address, 79
Removed from vain fashion, 80
When shall we meet again? 81
JAMES KING, 83
The lake is at rest, 85
Life 's like the dew, 86
ISOBEL PAGAN, 88
Ca' the yowes to the knowes, 89
JOHN MITCHELL, 90
Beauty, 91
To the evening star, 92
O waft me to the fairy clime, 92
The love-sick maid, 93
ALEXANDER JAMIESON, 95
The maid who wove, 96
A sigh and a smile, 97
JOHN GOLDIE, 98
And can thy bosom, 100
Sweet 's the dew, 101
ROBERT POLLOK, 103
The African maid, 105
J. C. DENOVAN, 106
Oh! Dermot, dear loved one, 107
JOHN IMLAH, 108
Kathleen, 109
Hielan' heather, 110
Farewell to Scotland, 111
The rose of Seaton Vale, 112
Katherine and Donald, 113
Guid nicht, and joy be wi' you a', 114
The gathering, 115
Mary, 116
Oh! gin I were where Gadie rins, 117
JOHN TWEEDIE, 120
Saw ye my Annie? 121
THOMAS ATKINSON, 122
Mary Shearer, 124
WILLIAM GARDINER, 126
Oh! Scotland's hills for me, 127
ROBERT HOGG, 129
Queen of fairy's song, 131
When autumn comes, 132
Bonnie Peggie, O! 133
A wish burst, 133
I love the merry moonlight, 135
Oh, what are the chains of love made of? 136
JOHN WRIGHT, 137
An autumnal cloud, 139
The maiden fair, 140
The old blighted thorn, 141
The wrecked mariner, 141
JOSEPH GRANT, 143
The blackbird's hymn is sweet, 145
Love's adieu, 146
DUGALD MOORE, 147
Rise, my love, 149
Julia, 150
Lucy's grave, 152
The forgotten brave, 153
The first ship, 154
Weep not, 155
To the Clyde, 156
REV. T. G. TORRY ANDERSON, 158
The Araby maid, 160
The maiden's vow, 160
I love the sea, 162
GEORGE ALLAN, 163
Is your war-pipe asleep? 166
I will think of thee yet, 167
Lassie, dear lassie, 168
When I look far down on the valley below me, 169
I will wake my harp when the shades of even, 170
THOMAS BRYDSON, 172
All lovely and bright, 173
CHARLES DOYNE SILLERY, 174
She died in beauty, 177
The Scottish blue bells, 177
ROBERT MILLER, 179
Where are they? 179
Lay of the hopeless, 180
ALEXANDER HUME, 182
My wee, wee wife, 187
O, poverty! 187
Nanny, 188
My Bessie, 189
Menie Hay, 190
I 've wander'd on the sunny hill, 192
Oh! years hae come, 193
My mountain hame, 194
THOMAS SMIBERT, 195
The Scottish widow's lament, 197
The hero of St. John D'Acre, 199
Oh! bonnie are the howes, 200
Oh! say na you maun gang awa, 201
JOHN BETHUNE, 203
Withered flowers, 207
A spring song, 208
ALLAN STEWART, 211
The sea boy, 212
Menie Lorn, 213
The young soldier, 214
The land I love, 215
ROBERT L. MALONE, 216
The thistle of Scotland, 217
Hame is aye hamely, 218
PETER STILL, 220
Jeanie's lament, 221
Ye needna be courtin' at me, 222
The bucket for me, 223
ROBERT NICOLL, 225
Ordé Braes, 228
The Muir o' Gorse and Broom, 229
The bonnie Hieland hills, 230
The bonnie rowan bush, 231
Bonnie Bessie Lee, 233
ARCHIBALD STIRLING IRVING, 235
The wild rose blooms, 236
ALEXANDER A. RITCHIE, 237
The Wells o' Wearie, 239
ALEXANDER LAING, 241
Ae happy hour, 243
Lass gin ye wad lo'e me, 244
Lass of Logie, 245
My ain wife, 246
The maid o' Montrose, 247
Jean of Aberdeen, 249
The hopeless exile, 250
Glen-na-H'Albyn, 250
ALEXANDER CARLILE, 252
Wha 's at the window, 253
My brothers are the stately trees, 254
The Vale of Killean, 255
JOHN NEVAY, 257
The emigrant's love-letter, 259
THOMAS LYLE, 261
Kelvin Grove, 264
The trysting hour, 265
Harvest song, 266
JAMES HOME, 267
Mary Steel, 268
Oh, hast thou forgotten? 269
The maid of my heart, 270
Song of the emigrant, 271
This lassie o' mine, 272
JAMES TELFER, 273
Oh, will ye walk the wood wi' me? 273
I maun gae over the sea, 275