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Photographs, letters and newspaper cuttings concerning Isabella Burns Begg, youngest sister of the poet Robert Burns, and her descendents, including the Glasgow artists, the Begg sisters.
Includes family tree and biographical notes on the members of the Burns Begg family who feature in this collection, including a letter of Gilbert Burns, brother of the poet, to Robert Burns Begg.
Poem of Robert Bridges, "To Robert Burns"
With letter of Bridges to Sir Henry Newbolt.
Poem of Robert Burns addressed to William Tytler of Woodhouselee.
Poem of Robert Burns, "It was the Charming Month of May", in pencil inked over (possibly by another hand), with variants from published text.
'Poems chiefly in the Scottish dialect' (1787), by Robert Burns; with a letter, 1791, of Burns to Thomas Sloan, two letters of Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, and a letter, undated, of Robert Chambers.
Poems, letters and other manuscripts of and relating to Robert Burns and his family.
Robert Burns: A volume concerning the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the poet`s birth gathered by the Boston Burns Club.
Contains autograph letters, engraved portraits of Burns and circa 60 engravings illustrating the poems. Includes original letter of Burns (letter 712). Pamphlet "Celebration of the Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of Robert Burns..." is inlaid into the volume.
Robert Burns, "Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect" (1794), with additional poems in manuscript.
Robert Burns "Poems" (Edinburgh, 1787).
With names added in manuscript by Burns.
Scottish album containing 36 illustrations of artists on Robert Burns and his works, including press cuttings and original holding mechanism.
Sheet of poetry of Robert Burns.
Includes part of "Fete Champetre".
Some Burns Characteristics; or, A Cluster of Flower and Fruit from the Poet`s Garden.
A printed volume based on a lecture delivered before the Rosebery Burns Club, Glasgow, 10 March 1903, by James Walsh.
The Volume is dedicated to Mr McGill, who was a `personal friend` Walsh.
A handwritten grace, `Oh thou who blest the loaves and fishes` is inscribed on the last page of the volume. It is attributed to Robert Burns, but appears to be a reworking of an earlier version by Jonathan Swift.
Sonnet of Robert Burns on the death of Robert Riddell of Glenriddell.
"The Bibliography of Robert Burns, with Biographical and Bibliographical Notes etc" (Kilmarnock, 1881) with inserted press cuttings on Burns.
The only known autograph manuscript of the poem "Fragment - Epistle from Esopus to Maria" by Robert Burns (Kinsley number 486).
Two illustrations of John Faed for Robert Burns, "Tam O` Shanter".
Published for the members of the Royal Association for the Promotion of the Fine Arts in Scotland.
Typed editorial comments, with author`s notes added, by R L C Lorimer.
Concerning Thomas Crawford, "Burns: A Study of the Poems and Songs" (1960).
Typescript of "Toast to the Immortal Memory of Robert Burns" by Ronald Selby Wright
Verse letter, ? 1787, of Robert Burns to John Renton of Lamerton.
With a letter, ? 1851, of Robert Chambers to J C Renton concerning the manuscript.