...genteely to make both ends meet — is just as happy as this world can make him. Note D. Seep.ZlQ. A great number of manuscript poems were found among...and America. Among these was a poetical epistle from Mr. Telford, of Shrewsbury, of superior merit. It is VOL. i. Bb written written in the dialect of Scotland,...

...Seep. 211. A great numher of manuseript poems were found among the papers of Burns, addressed to hun hy admirers of his genius, from different parts of Britain, as well as from Ireland and Ame-riea. Among these, was a poetieal epistle from Mr. Telford, of Shrewshury, of superior merit. It...

...happy as this world can make him. • Note D. See p. 313. A great number of manuscript poems were found found among the papers of Burns, addressed to him...and America. Among these was a poetical epistle from Mr. Telford, of Shrewsbury, of superior merit. It is written in the dialect of Scotland, (of which...

...genteelly to make both ends meet — is just as happy as this world can make him. Note D. See p. 84. A great number of manuscript poems were found among the papers of Bnros, addressed to him by admirers of his ge nius, from different parts of Britain, as well as from...

...Telford's own personal history, but of the decisive evidence of poetical talent which they contain. Dr. Currie introduces them by the following notice;—"...written in the dialect of Scotland (of which country Mr. Telford is a native), and in the versification generally employed by our poet himself, I ts object...

...engineer — In poesy, a poet's name To Eskdale dear ! " In his " Life of Burns," Dr. Currie says, " A great number of manuscript poems were found among...written in the dialect of Scotland (of which country Mr. Telford is a native), and in the versification gerally employed by our poet himself. Its object is...

...a poet's name ToEskdaledear!In his " Life of Burns," Dr.Currie says, " A great number of manuseript poems were found among the papers of Burns, addressed...written in the dialect of Scotland (of which country Mr. Telford is a native), and in the versification gerally employed by our poet himself. Its object is...

...engineer, as has been stated, was not confined to his profession. Dr Currie says, in his Life of Burns, " A great number of manuscript poems were found among...written in the dialect of Scotland (of which country Mr Telford is a native), and in the versification generally employed by our poet himself. Its object is...

...engineer, as has been stated, was not contined to his profession. l)r Currie says, in his Life of Burns, " A great number of manuscript poems were found among...written in the dialect of Scotland (of which country Mr Telford is a native), and in the versification generally employed by our poet himself. Its object is...

...POEM ADDRESSED TO BURNS BY MR. TELFORD.* " A great number of manuscript poems," says Dr. Currie, " union. Tune— Mr. Telford, of Shrewsbury, of superior merit. It is written in the dialect of Scotland (of which country...