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CONTENTS.
| Page. | |
| Sweet Anny frae the Seabeach came | 3 |
| She rose and let me in | 4 |
| Swine weel the Plaiden, | 6 |
| Allan-Water | 8 |
| The Banks of Banna | 9 |
| The Maid in Bedlam | 11 |
| Highland Hary | 13 |
| The Sky-Lark | 14 |
| Wandering Mary | 15 |
| I lo’d ne’er a Laddie but ane | 16 |
| The Village-Maid | 17 |
| When the Sun gaes down | 18 |
| The Maid of Lorn | ib. |
| Wallace’s Lament after the Battle of Falkirk, | 19 |
| O could I answer No? | 20 |
| Mountain Flower | 22 |
| Flowers of the Forest | ib. |
| The Banks of Inverury | 23 |
| Bonny Lass of Calder-Braes | 25 |
| Lass of Torranec-Glen | 27 |
| Scotch Whisky | 28 |
| Sailor Jack and Answer | 30 |
| Sweet Jean of Tyrone | 32 |
| Captain Mulligan | 35 |
| Jenny of Aberdeen | 37 |
| Black Eyed Susan | 39 |
| Death of General Wolfe | 41 |
| Lament for General Wolfe | 42 |
| How stands the Glass around | 43 |
| De’il tak the Wars | 45 |
| The Simmer Gloamin’ | 46 |
| Whistle an’ I’ll come t’ye | 47 |
Falkirk, T. Johnston, Printer.
