Frae the friends and land I love, 275.

Galla Water, 379.

Green grow the rashes, O, 190.

Gudewife count the lawin, 278.
Hey, ca' thro', 323.

Hey, tutti, taiti, 223.

Highland Harry back again, 238.

Him that's far awa, 225.

How long and dreary is the night, 225.

I do confess thou art sae fair, 286.
I dream'd I lay where flowers, 216.
I'll never lay a' my love upon ane, 295.
I love my love in secret, 237.
I'm o'er young to marry yet, 205.
I still would love my Jean, 210.

It is na, Jean, thy bonie face, 289.

Jamie, come try me, 245.

Jockey fou, and Jenny fain, 317.

John Anderson, my jo, John, 254.

John Barleycorn, 183.

John, come kiss me now, 276.

Johnny o' the Buskie-glen, 305.

Jumpin' John, 212.

Kellyburn Braes, 315.

Kenmure's on and awa', Willie, 301.

Laddie lie near me, 241.

Lady Mary Ann, 313.

Lady Onlie, honest lucky, 219.

Lovely Davies, 296.

M'Pherson's Farewell, 207.

Merry hae I been teethin' a heckle, 257.

Musing on the roaring ocean, 225.

My bonie Bell, 321.

My bonie laddie's young, but he's growin', 313.

My bonie Mary, 246.

My Collier laddie, 303.

My heart's in the Highlands, 253.
My Hoggie, 212.

My love she's but a lassie yet, 244.
My Mary, dear departed shade, 261.
My Nanie, 0, 188.

My Peggy's charms, 234.

My tocher's the jewel, 277.

Naebody, 298.

Nithsdale's welcome hame, 304.

Now westlin winds, 124.

O'er the water to Charlie, 229.

Of a' the airts the wind can blaw, 248.
O for ane-and-twenty, Tam, 300.
On a bank of flowers, 243.

Open the door to me, oh, 382.

Peggy Alison, 232.

Rattlin' roarin' Willie, 233.

Raving winds around her blowing, 224.

Sensibility, how charming, 287.

She's fair, and fause, 326.

Sic a wife as Willie had, 312.

Stay, my charmer, can you leave me, 210.

Strathallan's lament, 211.

Such a parcel of rogues in a nation, 314.

The Banks o' Doon, 310.

The Banks of Nith, 271.

The Banks of the Devon, 220.

The Battle o' Sherra-Moor, 264.

The big-belly'd bottle, 194.
The Birks of Aberfeldy, 206.
The blue-eyed lassie, 270.
The bonie Banks of Ayr, 193.
The bonie lad that's far awa', 285.

The Braes o' Ballochmyle, 259.

The Braes o' Killiecrankie, 269.

The Captain's Lady, 247.

The captive ribband, 251.
The Carles of Dysart, 323.

The day returns, my bosom burns, 244.
The deil's awa' wi' th' Exciseman, 327.
The deuk's dang o'er my daddie, 325.
The Dusty Miller, 215.

The gallant weaver, 322.

The gardener wi' his paidle, 242.

The Highland lassie, O, 208.

The joyful widower, 201.

The laddie's dear sel' he lo'es dearest, 252.

The lazy mist, 246.

The Ploughman, 222.

The Posie, 308.

The rantin dog, the daddie o't, 260.

The rigs o' barley, 123.

The slave's lament, 317.
The Soldier's return, 383.

The Song of Death, 318.

The Taylor fell thro' the bed, 239.

The tears I shed, 292.

The tither morn, 293.

The weary pund o' tow, 297.

The Whistle, 280.

The young Highland rover, 214.

Talk not of love, 228.

Tam Glen, 271.

Theniel Menzies' bonie Mary, 218.

There'll never be peace till Jamie comes hame, 283.

Tibbie Dunbar, 238.

Tibbie, I hae seen the day, 235.

To a Blackbird, 231.

To daunton me, 227.

To the weaver's gin ye go, 203.

Up in the mornin's no for me, 213.

Wandering Willie, 377.

We are na fou, 268.

Were I on Pernassus hill, 250.

Willie brew'd a peck o' maut, 268.

Willie Wastle dwalt on Tweed, 312.
Wha is it but Findlay ? 291.

What can a young lassie do—, 284.
When Guildford good, our pilot stood, 185.
Whistle an' I'll come to you my lad, 204.
Whistle o'er the lave o't, 250.

Ye Jacobites by name, 307.

Yon wild, mossy mountains, 288.
Young Jockey, 266.

Young Peggy blooms, 199.

GENERAL INDEX TO NOTES, &c.

A,D., 1786, The Keystone of the Poet's Span of Life, lii.
Afton Water, speculation regarding subject of the song, 319.
Aiken, Robert, of Ayr, xliv., 143.

Ainslie, Hew, his "Pilgrimage to the Land of Burns" xviii.
American Independence Day, 1876, lxxxvii.

Ainslie, Robert, W.S., visited Burns, lxx.

Ancestry of Burns, xx., xxi., xxii.

Armour, Jean, xliii., 73, 78, 248, 250.

Auld Light and New Light Distinctions, 151.

Ballantyne, John, of Ayr, xlv., 143.

Begg, Mrs. Isabella-sister of Burns, xxvi., xxxiii, xxxiv.,

xxxv., xlix., 124, 232, 235.

Blacklock, Dr., lv., 174, 220. 246.

Bloomfield, the poet, quoted, lxxvi.

"Bob of Dumblane," 257.

"Boiled Bagpipes," 179.

Brown, Agnes, mother of Burns, xxii.

Brown, John, M.D., quoted, 172.

Brydges, Sir Egerton, his imaginary visit to Burns, lxx.

Buchan, Peter, his manufactured Ballads, 246, 263, 315, 323.

Burness, William, father of the poet, xxiii., xl., 130.

Burns, Gilbert, quoted (xxiv. to xxxvi.), xliii., 174, 210, 319,

381.

Burns' Monument at Edinburgh, 202.