Correspondence.
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Letter, 1795, of Robert Burns to Maria Riddell, tipped into an edition of "Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect" (1787).
Letter of Robert Burns to Captain John Gillespie., c. 1790.
Contains a fragment of Burns`s Elegy to Miss Eliza Burnett.
Letter of Robert Burns to John Somerville., 1791.
Concerns the birth of Burns`s son.
Published in `The Letters of Robert Burns`.
Letter of Robert Burns to Mrs Dunlop., 1790.
Concerns the literary merits of the journals `The Mirror` and `The Lounger`.
A small engraving of Burns is included.
Published in `The Letters of Robert Burns`.
Letter of Robert Burns to Mrs Dunlop., c. 1793.
Concerns Burns`s observations on hospitality, hard-drinking, and the excise.
Published in `The Letters of Robert Burns`.
Letter of Robert Burns to Patrick Miller of Dalswinton., c. 1793.
Concerns Burns`s new Edinburgh edition of his poems.
Published in `The Letters of Robert Burns`.
Letter of Robert Burns to Robert Graham of Fintry., 1788.
Concerns Burns training for the excise service.
Published in `The Letters of Robert Burns`.
Letter of Robert Burns to William Scott., 1787.
Concerns the binding and distributing of Burns`s works.
Ex Libris badge of E.H. Mills is also included as folio 38a.
Published in `The Letters of Robert Burns`.
Letters of Robert Burns., 1787-c. 1793.
Letters to William Scott, Robert Graham of Fintry, John Gillespie, Frances Dunlop, John Somerville, and Patrick Miller of Dalswinton.
Letters of, to and concerning David Octavius Hill.
Manuscripts of Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott, and Lord Byron from the Library of Honresfield House.
Papers of John McVie.
Mainly concerning his work as a Burns scholar.