An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language, to which is prefixed a Dissertation on the origin of the Scottish Language, by John Jamieson. A new edition carefully revised and collected, with the entire supplement incorporated, by John Longmuir and David Donaldson. 4 vols. Paisley, Alexander Gardner, 1879.

Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish Language, abridged by John Johnston, a new edition revised and enlarged, by John Longmuir. Edinburgh, William P. Nimmo, 1867.

The Poetry and Humour of the Scottish Language by Charles Mackay. Alexander Gardner, Paisley, 1882.

A Dictionary of Lowland Scotch by Charles Mackay. London, Whittaker and C^o, 1888.

Est en partie fondé sur le précédent ouvrage.

The Dialect of the Southern Counties of Scotland, its Pronounciation, Grammar and Historical Relations. With an Appendix on the present limits of the Gaelic and Lowland Scotch, and the Dialectical Divisions of the Lowland Tongue, by J. A. H. Murray. London, Published for the Philological Society, by Asher, 1873.

The Scottish Language, in the Edinburgh Review n^o 324, October 1883.

A Critical Inquiry into the Scottish Language, with the view of illustrating the Rise and Progress of Civilisation in Scotland by Francisque Michel. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, 1882.

A Complete Word and Phrase Concordance to the Poems and Songs of Robert Burns, incorporating a Glossary of Scotch Words, with Notes, Index and Appendix of Readings, compiled and edited by J. B. Reid. Glasgow, Kerr and Richardson, 1889.

Complete Glossary to the Poetry and Prose of Robert Burns, by John Cuthbertson Paisley, Alexander Gardner, 1886.

Editorial Remarks on Scottish Language. Part. I. Scottish Language. Part. II. Language of Burns by Hately Waddell.

Dans son édition de Burns citée plus bas.[Lien vers la Table des matières.]

Poems chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, by Robert Burns.

The simple Bard, unbroke by rules of Art,
He pours the wild effusions of the heart;
And if inspir'd 'tis Nature's pow'rs inspire;
Her's all the melting thrill, and her's the kindling fire.
Anomymous.

Kilmarnock, Printed by John Wilson, M,DCC,LXXXVI.

C'est la première édition de Burns. L'exemplaire du British Museum porte les noms propres, qui étaient indiqués par des astérisques dans l'impression, écrits de la grande écriture droite et ferme de Burns. Il contient aussi le poème Reflections on a Sick-bed, qui semble aussi être de sa main. Mais un autre poème, Verses written on the Hermitage at Taymouth by M^r Burns, est d'une main différente.

Poems chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, by Robert Burns. Edinburgh, printed for the author and sold by William Creech, M,DCC,LXXXVII.

Cette édition est curieuse à cause de la liste des souscripteurs, et surtout à cause du petit portrait de Burns, gravé par Beugo, d'après le portrait à l'huile par Nasmyth, avec de légères modifications. La gravure est peut-être plus réelle que le portrait, certains traits de physionomie paysanne y sont plus indiqués.

Poems chiefly in the Scottish Dialect, by Robert Burns, 2 vols. Edinburgh, Printed for T. Cadell, 1793.

Cette édition est connue sous le nom de Seconde Édition d'Édimbourg. Elle comprend de nouveaux poèmes, entre autres Tam o' Shanter, Lament for James Earl of Glencairn, Lament of Mary Queen of Scots, the Wounded Hare, etc.

The Scots Musical Museum, Humbly dedicated to the Catch Club. Instituted at Edinburgh, June 1771. By James Johnson, 6 vols. Edinburgh, Printed and sold by James Johnson (1787-1803).

Thomson's Collection of the Songs of Burns, Sir Walter Scott, Bart., and other eminent Lyric Poets, ancient and modern, united to the select melodies of Scotland, and of Ireland and Wales, with symphonies and accompaniments for the Piano-forte, by Pleyel, Haydn, Beethoven, etc. The whole composed for and collected by George Thompson F. A. S., Edinburgh. In six volumes (quarto). London, Printed and sold by Preston, 1822.

C'est le fameux recueil de Thomson auquel on doit une partie des chansons de Burns et une portion considérable de sa correspondance.

The Life of Robert Burns with a Criticism on his Writings, by James Currie, M. D. originally published in connection with the works of Burns in 1800,—here considerably extended by additional remarks, many of which were never before made public. Edinburgh. Published by William and Robert Chambers, 1838.

Cette édition est la réimpression de la fameuse édition de Currie, avec des notes par R. Chambers. L'exemplaire que nous possédons et qui a appartenu à William Scott Douglas porte des notes manuscrites de cet excellent éditeur de Burns.

Poems ascribed to Robert Burns, the Ayrshire Bard, not contained in any Edition of his works hitherto published (a thin octavo). Glasgow, Thomas Stewart, 1801.

Cette édition contient un certain nombre de pièces imprimées pour la première fois: The Kirk's Alarm, The Twa Herds, Holy Willie's Prayer, et surtout les immortels Jolly Beggars.

The Poetical Works of Robert Burns. A new edition. To which is prefixed a Sketch of his Life. 3 vols. London, Cadell and Davies, 1804.

La vie de Burns contenue dans cette Édition est par Alexander Chalmers.

Reliques of Robert Burns, consisting Chiefly of original letters, poems and critical observations on Scottish Songs. Collected and Published by R. H. Cromek, fourth edition. London, Cadell and Davies, 1817.

Cette publication (dont la première Édition est de 1808) augmenta beaucoup les documents sur Burns. Elle donnait 62 lettres nouvelles, les Common-place Books, et des anecdotes dont quelques-unes sont utiles.

Poems by Robert Burns with an Account of his Life and Miscellaneous Remarks on his Writings. Edinburgh, Printed for the Trustees of the late James Morison, 1811.

C'est dans cette édition que se trouve la biographie de Burns par Josiah Walker. Celui-ci, on l'a vu dans la biographie, avait beaucoup connu et admiré Burns; ses souvenirs, a tout prendre, très exacts et très justes, restent un des documents les plus précieux sur le poète.

The Life and Works of Robert Burns, as originally edited by James Currie, to which is prefixed a Review of the Life of Burns and of various criticisms on his character and writings, by Alexander Peterkin. Edinburgh, Macredie, Skelly, etc., 1815, 4 vols.

Cette édition, outre la vie de Burns par Peterkin, comprend comme documents nouveaux des lettres de Gilbert Burns, de James Gray, d'Alexandre Findlater et de George Thomson, à l'éditeur.

The Poems and Songs of Robert Burns with a Life of the Author, by the Rev Hamilton Paul. Ayr. Wilson, Mac Cormick and Carnie, 1819.

La vie de Burns, qui est en tête de l'édition et qui est une défense intrépide du poète, déchaîna contre le Rev. Hamilton Paul des colères cléricales. Il manqua être traduit devant le presbytère.

The Works of Robert Burns, with an account of his Life and criticism on his writings. To which are prefixed some observations on the character and condition of the Scottish Peasantry. By James Currie M. D.—To which are now added some further particulars of the Author's Life, new notes, illustrative of bis Poems, and Letters, and many other Additions, by Gilbert Burns. London, T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1820.

Cette édition fut demandée à Gilbert Burns par les éditeurs. Gilbert devait recevoir 500 livres si la publication atteignait une seconde édition. Ce fut un échec, car elle ne contenait qu'une portion insignifiante de matériaux nouveaux. Gilbert reçut donc seulement 250 livres. C'est avec cette somme qu'il put rembourser à Jane Armour les 180 livres que Robert lui avait prêtées trente-trois ans auparavant, sur les bénéfices de la première Édition d'Édimbourg.

The Poetical Works of Robert Burns. London, William Pickering, 1830.

Cette édition faisait partie de l'Aldine Collection des Poètes anglais. Elle mérite d'être signalée à cause de l'intéressante biographie de Burns par Sir Harris Nicolas. On trouvera cette biographie dans l'édition actuelle des Aldine Poets.

The Works of Robert Burns, with Life, by Allan Cunningham. Edinburgh, Ingles and Jack. n. d. La première édition de A. Cunningham en 2 vol. a paru en 1834.

Celle-ci est une réimpression de l'édition de 1840. Allan Cunningham a laissé, sur le séjour de Burns à Ellisland et à Dumfries, des souvenirs précieux, encore que parfois un peu dramatisés. Son père, qui était fermier, avait connu Burns lorsque celui-ci était venu s'établir sur les bords de la Nith.

The Works of Robert Burns, edited by the Ettrick Shepherd and William Motherwell, 5 vols. Glasgow. Archibald Fullarton, 1836.

Cette édition contient la vie de Burns par James Hogg. C'était ce jeune berger qui grandissait dans la vallée d'Ettrick, au moment où Burns faisait son voyage des Borders. Il était devenu maintenant célèbre. Le chapitre II du Memoir sur Burns, intitulé On the Peasantry of Scotland, donne bien l'idée de la poésie qui vivait dans le peuple. La fin comprend une discussion de l'Essai de Carlyle (que Hogg écrit Carlisle); il défend Tam o' Shanter contre le singulier jugement de Carlyle. Motherwell est surtout connu pour avoir publié une collection de ballades: Minstrelsy Ancient and Modern.

The Correspondence between Burns and Clarinda, with a Memoir of M^rs Mac Lehose (Clarinda), arranged and edited by her Grandson, W. C. Mac Lehose. Edinburgh, William Tait, 1843.

Ce volume contient les lettres de Clarinda à Burns et la vie de Clarinda où nous avons trouvé les renseignements qui nous ont permis d'essayer de reconstituer son caractère.

The Works of Robert Burns, with a complete Life of the Poet and an Essay on his Genius and Character, by Professor Wilson, 2 vols. Blackie and Son, 1853.

C'est l'édition connue sous le nom de l'édition de Blackie, intéressante à cause du grand nombre de gravures, de paysages, et de portraits. Cette édition contient l'essai très surfait de John Wilson sur Burns. C'est une déclamation pompeuse et verbeuse, presque constamment hors de tout contact avec le vrai, sans critique et sans réelle pénétration. La première date de cette édition est de 1846.

The Life and Works of Robert Burns, edited by Robert Chambers. Library Edition, 4 vols. W. and R. Chambers. Edinburgh, 1856.

Cette édition est indispensable pour la lecture de Burns; elle mélange le récit de la vie et les œuvres de la façon la plus instructive, la plus juste en somme, et la plus consciencieuse. C'est un modèle de travail honnête et modeste.

The Complete Works of Robert Burns, with a memoir by William Gunyon. Edinburgh, William Nimmo, 1866.

Sans grande nouveauté, cette édition est compacte et commode pour le travail. Le mémoire de Gunyon est d'un homme qui connaît bien Burns et en parle avec franchise.

The Poetical Works of Robert Burns, edited by the Rev Robert Airis Wilmott. London, Routledge, 1858.

L'introduction par le Rev. Wilmott contient des passages intéressants sur Burns et sort des biographies ordinaires.

Poems Songs and Letters, being the Complete Works of Robert Burns, by Alexander Smith (The Globe Edition). London, Macmillan, 1879.

La biographie par A. Smith est faite par un poète. Toute la partie qui touche aux sentiments de Burns pendant son séjour à Édimbourg est pénétrante. On croirait que quelques passages de la vie d'Alex. Smith l'ont aidé à comprendre la situation de Burns au milieu de cette société élégante. L'apparition de l'édition Smith date de 1865.

Life and Works of Robert Burns, by P. Hately Waddell. Glasgow, Printed and published by David Wilson, 1867.

C'est une édition consciencieuse qui a apporté quelques détails nouveaux et donné les derniers portraits de Burns. Il y a aussi, dans les Memoranda, des anecdotes qui n'avaient point paru auparavant. Dans sa notice biographique Hately Waddell veut trop obstinément excuser Burns de toute erreur. Il ferme les yeux à l'évidence.

The Complete Works of Robert Burns, edited by William Scott Douglas, 6 vols. Edinburgh, William Paterson, 1838.

Cette belle édition critique est la plus complète et la plus soignée; elle donne les variantes des poèmes. Le nom de William Scott Douglas restera attaché à celui de Burns, comme ceux de Chambers, de Lockhart, de Currie. Il est inutile de rappeler que c'est lui qui a élucidé l'histoire de Mary Campbell et dissipé l'obscurité dans laquelle Burns avait espéré la laisser.

The National Burns, edited by Rev. George Gilfillan, including all the Airs of all the Songs, and an original Life of Burns by the editor. Edinburgh, William Mackenzie, 1879-80.

La vie que Gilfillan a écrite pour cette édition est une des plus courageuses et des plus sincères qui aient été écrites en ces derniers temps sur Burns.

Burns selected Poems, edited with introduction and notes, and a glossary, by J. Logie Robertson. Clarendon Press Series, Oxford, 1889.

Nous citons cette édition pour indiquer l'entrée pour ainsi dire officielle de Burns dans l'éducation des jeunes Anglais. Il est consacré, par la plus haute autorité en matière d'enseignement, comme un des classiques avec lesquels on forme la jeunesse d'une nation.

A Memoir of the Life of the late Robert Burns, written by R. Heron. Edinburgh, Printed for T. Brown, 1797.

C'est la première des vies de Burns qui ait été publiée. Elle avait paru dans The Monthly Magazine and British Register, for 1791, from January to June inclusive. Robert Héron avait connu Burns. Il mena lui même une vie misérable de besogne littéraire et de débauche, et finit par mourir de misère à l'hôpital en 1807, après avoir passé dans la prison de Newgate les dernières années de sa vie. Nous avons trouvé ce mémoire reproduit intégralement dans le Scottish Biographical Dictionary de R. Chambers.

The Lives of the Scottish Poets, with Preliminary Dissertation on the Literary History of Scotland, etc., by David Irving, 2 vols. Edinburgh, Alex. Lawrie, 1804.

La vie de Burns se trouve dans le second volume. David Irving, l'historien de la Poésie écossaise, était entré en 1796 à l'Université d'Édimbourg. Il avait donc connu beaucoup de personnes qui avaient connu Burns. Après une vie de travail d'archéologie littéraire, il mourut à Édimbourg en 1860.

The Life of Robert Burns, by J. C. Lockhart, enlarged edition, revised and corrected from the latest text of the Author, with new annotations and appendices, by William Scott Douglas. London, George Bell and Sons, 1882.

C'est la célèbre biographie de Lockhart, revue par le dernier des éditeurs de Burns. C'est un excellent livre, très bien fait, sobre, plein de renseignements, d'équité, d'indulgence, et de tous points digne de sa réputation. Il reste, malgré des endroits arriérés, une des plus intéressantes lectures sur Burns.

Essay on Burns, by Thomas Carlyle.

C'est le fameux Essai qui parut dans le N^o 96 de l'Edinburgh Review (1828) à propos de la publication de la vie de Burns par Lockhart. C'est un morceau admirable de pénétration et d'éloquence et ce qui a été écrit de plus fort sur Burns.

Carlyle s'est encore occupé de Burns dans ses lectures On Heroes, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History (1840). Dans la sixième Lecture: The Hero as Man of Letters. Johnson, Rousseau, Burns. Il y a là aussi de remarquables pages sur le poète.

Robert Burns as a Poet and as a Man, by Samuel Tyler (note manuscrite de Scott Douglas: Of the Maryland Bar). Dublin, published by James Mac Glashan, 1849. (au-dessous de la date se trouve cette seconde note, également de la main de Scott Douglas: This is a reprint of the author's edition, published in New-York by Baker and Scribner 1848.)

Robert Burns by Principal Shairp, In the collection of English Men of Letters Macmillan. London, 1879.

Une vie sagement écrite, à laquelle il manque, par suite de l'austérité de la vie et de l'esprit de l'auteur, non seulement un peu de sympathie, mais même un peu d'intelligence des côtés faibles et répréhensibles de Burns.

Robert Burns, a Summary of his Career and Genius, by John Nichol. Edinburgh, William Paterson, 1882.

Life of Robert Burns, by John Stuart Blackie. London, Walter Scott, 1888.

Ce travail qui fait partie de la série des Great Writers, éditée par le Professeur Eric S. Robertson, est, comme tout ce qui sort de la plume de John Stuart Blackie, jeune et vivant. Il y a bien un peu de ce que Burns appelait lui-même «l'honnête préjugé de ses concitoyens».[Lien vers la Table des matières.]

Genealogical Memoirs of the Family of Robert Burns, and of the Scottish House of Burns, by the Rev Charles Rogers. Edinburgh, W. Paterson, 1877.

A Manual of Religious Belief, composed by William Burnes, for the instruction of his Children. Kilmarnock. M^r Kie, 1875.

C'est une sorte de résumé de catéchisme, par questions et réponses, qui avait été écrit par le père de Burns. Il est intéressant comme une preuve du soin que cet homme apportait à l'éducation de ses enfants.

The Book of Robert Burns, Genealogical and Historical Memoirs of the Poet, his Associates, and those celebrated in his writings, by the Rev Charles Rogers, 3 vols. Edinburgh, printed for the Grampian Club.

Burns and his Kilmarnock Friends, by Archibald Mac Kay. Kilmarnock, Archibald Mac Kay, 1874.

The Contemporaries of Burns and the more recent Poets of Ayrshire, with selections from their writings. Hugh Paton, Edinburgh, 1840.

Robert Burns at Mossgiel, with reminiscences of the Poet by His Herd-Boy, by William Jolly. Paisley, Alexander Gardner, 1881.

A Winter with Robert Burns, being annals of his Patrons and Associates in Edinburgh, during the year 1786-87. Edinburgh, Printed by Peter Brown, 1846.

Burns in Dumfriesshire, a Sketch of the last eight Years of the Poet's Life, by William Mac Dowall. Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black, 1870.

Some Account of the Glenriddell Mss of Burns's Poems, with several poems never before published, edited by Henry A. Bright (printed for private distribution) Liverpool. Gilbert G. Walmsley, 1874.

Nous avons l'exemplaire offert à Robert Carruthers d'Inverness, par William Scott Douglas.

Chambers. Edinburgh Journal, n^o 340, New Series. Saturday July 6, 1830. A Heroine of Burns.

Cet article est le compte rendu de la communication faite par Scott Douglas à propos de Mary Campbell. Il a été relié, avec quelques notes manuscrites de Scott Douglas, dans notre copie de l'édition de Currie revue par Chambers, qui était celle de Scott Douglas.

Phrenological Development of Robert Burns, from a cast of his skull moulded at Dumfries, the 31^st. day of March 1834, with remarks by George Combe, Author of «A system of Phrenology», etc. Edinburgh, W. et A. K. Johnson, 1859.

The Burns Calendar, a Manual of Burnsiana, relating events in the Poets's History, etc. Kilmarnock, James Mac Kie, 1874.

Burnsiana: a collection of Literary Odds and Ends relating to Robert Burns, compiled by John D. Ross. Paisley, Alexander Gardner, 1892.[Lien vers la Table des matières.]

A Pilgrimage to the Land of Burns, containing anecdotes of the Bard and of the characters he immortalized. (By Hugh Ainslie) Deptford, 1822.

The Land of Burns, a series of Landscapes and Portraits, illustrative of the Life and Writings of the Scottish Poet, by John Wilson and Robert Chambers. The landscapes from paintings made expressly for the work by D. O. Hill. 2 vols. Glasgow. Blackie and Son, 1840.

Ward and Lock's Illustrated Guide to and Popular History of the Land of Burns. London. Ward, Lock and C^o. n. d.

Paterson's Guide to Glasgow, the Clyde, and Land of Burns. Edinburgh, William Paterson, n. d.

Guide to Ayr and the Land of Burns, Ayr, Printed and Published by H. Henry, n. d.

A Ramble Among the Scenery of Burns (from the Highland Note-Book by R. Carruthers. Inverness).

Se trouve réimprimé dans l'édition de Blackie.

Rambles through the Land of Burns, by Archibald R. Adamson. Kilmarnock. Dunlop and Drennan, 1819.

Ceci est un gentil livre, assez bien fait, aimable, et celui qu'il convient le mieux d'emporter avec soi quand on va visiter le pays de Burns.

In Ayrshire. A Descriptive Picture of the County of Ayr, by William Scott Douglas Kilmarnock. Mac Kie and Diennan, 1874.

Auld Ayr. At the office of the Ayr Observer, n. d.

The History of Kilmarnock, by Archibald Mac Kay, fourth edition. Kilmarnock, Archibald Mac Kay, 1880.

Rambles Round Kilmarnock, with a sketch of the Town, by Archibald R. Adamson Kilmarnock, Dunlop and Drennan, n. d. (second edition).

Views of in North Britain, illustrative of the Works of Robert Burns, by James Storer and John Greig. London. Vernor and Hood, 1805.

Memorials of St Michaels, the old Parish Churchyard of Dumfries, by William Mac Dowall. Edinburgh, William and Charles Black, 1876.

The Visitor's Guide to Dumfries and Vicinity, by William Mac Dowall. Dumfries, Currie and C^o, 1871.

History of the Burgh of Dumfries, by William Mac Dowall. Second Edition. Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black, n. d.

Troon and Dundonald with their Surroundings, Local and Historical, by the Rev J. Kirk Wood. Kilmarnock, James Mac Kie, 1881.

Ardrossan, Saltcoast, and Neighbourhood, by Arthur Guthrie. Ardrossan. Arthur Guthrie.

Rambles in Galloway, Topographical, Historical, Traditional, and Biographical, by Malcolm Mac Lachlan Harper. Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1876.

Il faut ajouter à ces ouvrages locaux les portions des ouvrages sur l'Écosse cités plus loin, qui touchent aux endroits où a vécu Burns.[Lien vers la Table des matières.]

Walter Scott. Review of Reliques of Robert Burns by R. H. Cromek, in the Quarterly Review, February and May, 1809.

Cet article est reproduit dans les Œuvres complètes de sir Walter Scott. Nous l'avons trouvé dans les Prose Works publiés par Baudry.

Francis Jeffrey. Review of «Reliques Robert Burns» in The Edinburgh Review October 1808, January 1809.

Nous avons trouvé cet article dans le choix d'articles de la Revue d'Édimbourg publié par Baudry.

A Critique on the Poems of Robert Burns, illustrated by engravings. Edinburgh, John Brown, 1812.

William Wordsworth. A Letter to a Friend of Robert Burns, occasioned by an intended republication of the account of the Life of Burns by D^r Currie and of the selection made by him from his letters (octavo pamphlet). London, Longman, 1816.

L'ami auquel cette lettre était adressée était le Rev. James Gray, maître de la Grammar School de Dumfries, qui avait été fort lié avec Burns. Cette lettre se trouve dans les Prose Works de Wordsworth édités par Grosart.

Lives of Scottish Poets (by the Society of Ancient Scots), 6 vols. London, Printed for Thomas Boys, 1822.

An Essay on English Poetry with notices of the British Poets, by Thomas Campbell. London, John Murray, 1848.

Lectures on the English Poets, delivered at the Surrey Institution, by William Hazlitt. Lecture VII. On Burns and the old English Ballads.

Satire and Satirists, by James Hannay. Lecture V: Political Satire and Squibs, Burns. London, David Bogue, 1854.

Robert Carruthers (of Inverness). Life of Burns, dans la Cyclopædia of English Literature de Chambers.

Robert Burns, a memoir by the Rev. James White, author of «The Landmarks of English History». London, Routledge, Warnes, 1859.

Genius, and Morality of Robert Burns. A Lecture, a Eulogy, by Hately Waddell. Ayr, Published at Ayrshire Express Office, 1859.

Burns the Ploughman-Poet, a Memorial Tribute by William Ballingal. Peckham, S. E., n. d.

Burns in Drama, together with saved Leaves, edited by James Hutchison Stirling. Edinburgh, Edmonston and C^o, 1878.

The Loves of Burns, by G. D. Mac Kellar. Glasgow, A. F. Sharp and C^o, n. d.

Lives of Famous Poets by William Michael Rossetti. London, E. Moxon, Son and C^o, 1878.

Literary and General Lectures and Essays, by Charles Kingsley. Burns and his School. London, Macmillan, 1880.

Essays on English Writers, by the author of The Gentle Life. London, Sampson Low, Marston, etc., 1880.

Wrecked Lives; or Men who have Failed, by W. H. Davenport Adams. Second series. Published under the direction of the committee of general Literature and Education, appointed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. London, Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1880.

Familiar Studies of Men and Books, by Robert-Louis Stevenson. Some aspects of Robert Burns. London, Chatto and Windus, 1882.

Memorials of Robert Burns, by the Grandson of Robert Aiken. London, Sampson Low, Marston, 1886.

Robert Burns, three lectures, by Rev. David Macrae. Dundee, J. P. Mathew and C^o, 1886.

Robert Burns, an inquiry into certain aspects of His Life and Character, and the moral influence of his Poetry, by a Scotchwoman (Miss M. S. Gairdner). London, Elliot Stock, 1887.

Chronicle of the Hundredth Birthday of Robert Burns, collected and edited, by James Ballantine. A. Fullarton, Edinburgh, 1859.

Ce gros volume comprend les comptes-rendus de tous les meetings qui ont eu lieu dans le monde entier à l'occasion du centième anniversaire de la naissance de Burns, avec un resumé des discours, toasts, récitations, banquets, etc. On prend à le manier une idée de la popularité universelle de Burns. Il n'y a pas eu moins de 872 de ces réunions enthousiastes et respectueuses.

Round Burns' Grave, the Pæans and Dirges of many Bards, gathered together by John D. Ross. Paisley, Alexander Gardner, 1892.

Ce volume est une collection des nombreuses pièces de vers écrites sur Burns. On pense bien qu'il y en a beaucoup d'insignifiantes. Il a l'avantage de les réunir. Il nous tombe sous les yeux au moment ou nous achevons cette Bibliographie.[Lien vers la Table des matières.]

Morceaux choisis de Burns, Poète Écossais. Traduits par MM. James Aytoun et J.-B. Mesnard. Paris. Ferra Jeune, 1826.

Poésies imitées de R. Burns par L. Demouceaux. Paris, 1865.

Burns, traduit de l'Écossais, avec préface par Richard de la Madeleine, 1874. Imprimé à Rouen par E. Cagniard.

Poètes Anglais contemporains, Robert Burns, etc. Traduction inédite par A. Buisson du Berger. (Nouvelle Bibliothèque Populaire). Henri Gautier, 1890.

The History of Scotland, in the Works of William Robertson D. D. Principal of the University of Edinburgh, I vol. London, Frederick Westley, 1886.

Tales of a Grand Father, by Sir Walter Scott. Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black, 1861.

The History of Scotland, from the Accession of Alexander III to the Union, by Patrick Fraser Tytler, 4 vols. Edinburgh, William P. Nimmo, 1882.

The History of Scotland, from Agricola's Invasion to the Extinction of the Last Jacobite Insurrection, by John Hill Burton, 8 vols. William Blackwood and Sons. Edinburgh, 1876.

The History of Civilisation in Scotland, by John Mackintosh. Aberdeen, A. Brown and C^o, 1878-88, 4 vols.

Celtic Scotland, a History of Ancient Alban, by William F. Skene, 3 vols. Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1877.

The Scottish Gael or Celtic Manners, by James Logan, edited with Memoir and Notes by the Rev. Alex. Stewart, 2 vols. Inverness, Hugh Mackenzie, 1876.

A Biographical Dictionary of Eminent Scotsmen, 3 vols. Blackie and Son. Edinburgh, n. d.

The Book of Scotsmen, Eminent for Achievements in Arms and Arts, Church, etc., compiled and arranged by Joseph Irving. Paisley, Alexander Gardner, 1881.

Caledonia, or an Account historical and topographic of North Britain, from the most Ancient to the Present Times, by Georges Chalmers. London, Printed for T. Gadell, 1810 et 1824.

Les comtés qui intéressent surtout l'histoire de Burns, l'Ayrshire et le Dumfriesshire, se trouvent dans le troisième volume. Édimbourg est dans le second.

The Statistical Account of Scotland, drawn up from the communications of the Ministers of the Different Parishes. By Sir John Sinclair Bart. 21 vols, Edinburgh, Printed and sold by William Creech, 1791-99.

Le rapport sur Air, qui se trouve dans le 1^er volume est fait, par le Rev. D^r Dalrymphe et le Rev. D^r Mac Gill, dont on a vu les noms mêlés à l'histoire de Burns.

Domestic Annals of Scotland, by Robert Chambers, 3 vols. W. and R. Chambers, Edinburgh, 1874.

Magnae Britanniae Notitia, or the Present state of Great-Britain, with Diverse Remarks upon the Ancient State thereof, by John Chamberlayne Esq (The Thirty-eighth Edition of the South Part, called England; and the Seventeenth of the North Part, called Scotland). London, Printed for S. Birt, A. Millar, etc., 1755.

History of Civilization in England, by. Henry Thomas Buckle, 3 vols. London, Longmans, Green and C^o, 1872.

A History of England in the Eighteenth Century, by William Edward Hartpole Lecky. London, Longmans, Green and C^o, 1881, 8 vols.

Les Écossais en France, les Français en Écosse, par Francisque Michel, 2 vols Londres, 1862.[Lien vers la Table des matières.]

The Confession of Faith, the Larger and Shorter Catechisms. Printed by authority, Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter and C^o, 1877.

On trouve dans ce recueil la réimpression de toutes les grandes pièces officielles de la Réforme en Écosse:
The Confession of Faith, agreed upon by the Assembly of Divines at Westminster, with the assistance of the Commissioners from the Church of Scotland;
The Larger Catechism, agreed upon, etc.;
The Shorter Catechism, agreed upon, etc.
The Sum of Saving Knowledge, or a Brief Sum of Christian Doctrine, etc.;
The Confession of Faith of the Kirk of Scotland, or the National Covenant;
The Solemn League and Covenant for Reformation and Defence of Religion, etc., taken and subscribed several times by king Charles II;
A Solemn Acknowledgement of Publick Sins and Breaches of the Covenant;
The Directory for the Publick Worship of God;
The Form of Presbyterial Government and of Ordination of Ministers;
Directory for Family-worship.

The History of the Reformation of Religion in Scotland, by John Knox, to which are appended several other pieces of his writing, including the First Book of Discipline complete, by William Mac Gavin. Glasgow, Published by Blackie and Son, 1832.

Life of John Knox, containing illustrations of the History of the Reformation in Scotland, by Thomas Mac Crie (a new edition edited by his Son). William Blackwood and Sons. Edinburgh, n. d.

Histoire de la Réformation en Europe au temps de Calvin, par J. H. Merle d'Aubigné. Paris, Michel Lévy, 1875.

The Protestant Reformation in all Countries, by the Rev. John Morison. Fisher, Son and C^o. London, 1843.

The Scottish Reformation, a Historical Sketch, by Peter Lorimer. Richard, Griffin and C^o, London, 1860.

Lectures on the History of the Church of Scotland, delivered in Edinburgh, in 1872, by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley. D. D. Dean of Westminster. London, John Murray, 1879.

A Discourse on Scottish Church History from the Reformation to the Present Time, by Charles Wordsworth D. C. L. Bishop of S. Andrews. William Blackwood and Sons. Edinburgh, 1881.

The Scottish Church from the Earliest Times to 1881 (St Giles' Lectures, First series) W. and R. Chambers, Edinburgh, 1881.

Historical Sketch of the Origin of the Secession Church, by the Rev. Andrew Thomson. A. Fullarton and C^o. Edinburgh, 1848.

Memories of Disruption Times, by Alex. Beith. Blackie and Son. Edinburgh, 1877.

A Comparative View of the Presbyterian, Congregational and Independant Forms of Church Government, by Joseph Turnbull. London, T. Hamilton, 1821.

Manual of Presbytery, by the Rev. John G. Lorimer. Edinburgh, John Johnstone, 1843.

A Short Vindication of Presbytery, by the late Rev. George Whytock, edited by the Rev. Thomas Mac Crie. Edinburgh, W. P. Kennedy, 1853.

A Scottish Communion, by Rev. William Milroy. Paisley, Alex. Gardner, 1882.

The Sabbath, viewed in the light of Reason, Revelation and History, with Sketches, of Its Literature, by the Rev. James Gilfillan. Third edition. Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1863.

The Sabbath, Report of Speeches on the Permanent Obligation of the Sabbath delivered by Ministers of various Evangelical Denominations. Glascow, Thomas Murray and Son, 1866.

The Worship of the Presbyterian Church, by Rev. D. D. Bannerman. Edinburgh, Andrew Elliot, 1884.

The Worship and Offices of the Church of Scotland, being lectures delivered at the Universities of Aberdeen, Glasgow, St-Andrews, and Edinburgh, by George W. Sprott. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, 1882.

Human nature in its Fourfold State of Primitive Integrity, entire Depravation, begun Recovery, and consummate Happiness or Misery, subsisting in the Parents of Mankind in Paradise, the Unregenerate, the Regenerate, and all Mankind in the Future State, in Seven Practical Discourses, by the late Rev. Thomas Boston, minister of the Gospel at Etterick. London, W. Baynes, 1810.

Old Church Life in Scotland, lectures on Kirk-Session and Presbytery Records by Andrew Edgar, Minister at Mauchline, 2 vols. Alexander Gardner, Paisley, 1885-86.

Philosophiæ Moralis Institutio compendiaria, Libris III Ethices et Jurisprudentiæ-naturalis Elementa Continens, auctore Francisco Hutcheson, in Academia Glasguensi P. P. Editio Tertia. Glasguæ: in Ædibus Academicis excudebant Robertus et Andreas Foulis, MDCCLV.

Sermons, by William Leechmann D. D. Late principal of the College of Glasgow, to which is prefixed some account of the Author's Life and of his Lectures, by James Wodrow. 2 vols. W. Creech, Edinburgh, 1816.

Autobiography of the Rev. D'Alexander Carlyle, minister of Inveresk, containing Memorials of The Men and Events of his Time. Third edition. William Blackwood and Sons. Edinburgh, 1861.

La Philosophie en Écosse au XVIII^e siècle, par A. Espinas. Revue philosophique, Février 1881.[Lien vers la Table des matières.]

The History of Edinburgh from its Foundation to the Present Time, by William Maitland. Edinburgh, Printed by Hamilton, Balfour and Neill, 1753.

The History of Edinburgh, from the earliest accounts to the year 1780, by Hugo Arnot, advocate. To which is added a sketch of the Improvements of the City from 1780 to 1816. Edinburgh, Printed by Thomas Turnbull, 1816.

A Graphic and Historical Description of the City of Edinburgh, 2 vols. J. and H. Storer, London, 1822.

A History of Edinburgh, from the Earliest Period, with brief notices of Eminent or Remarkable Individuals, by John Anderson. A. Fullarton and C^o, Edinburgh, 1856.

Edinburgh Past and Present, its Associations and Surroundings. Drawn with Pen and Pencil, William Ballingal, 1877.

Cassell's Old and New Edinburgh, its History, its People and its Places, by James Grant, 3 vols. Cassell, Pelter, Galpin and C^o. London, n. d.

Modern Edinburgh. London, The Religious Tract Society, n. d.

Mysterious Legends of Edinburgh, by Alexander Leighton. Edinburgh, William Nimmo, 1864.

Edinburgh and its Neighbourhood, Geological and Historical, by Hugh Miller. Edinburgh, William Nimmo, 1879.

Traditions of Edinburgh, by Robert Chambers, New Edition (1868). W. and R. Chambers, Edinburgh.

Reminiscences of Old Edinburgh, by Daniel Wilson, 2 vols. Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1878.

Story of St-Giles Church. Edinburgh, by W. Chambers. Edinburgh, W. and R. Chambers, 1879.

Historical Sketches of John Knox's House. Edinburgh, Murray and Gibb, n. d.

History of the Abbey and Palace of Holyrood-House, by John Parker Lawson. Edinburgh, Henry Courtoy, 1848.

History of the Abbey and Palace of Holyrood, published by Duncan Anderson, Keeper of the Chapel-Royal, n. d.

The History of the High School of Edinburgh, by William Steven. Edinburgh, Maclachlan and Stewart, 1849.

History of the Cross of Edinburgh, by Thomas Arnold. W. Paterson, London.

Old Edinburgh Beaux and Belles, faithfully presented to the reader in coloured prints with the Story of How They Walked, Dressed and Behaved Themselves, told in the letterpress, which is adorned with quaint cuts. W. Paterson, London.

Old Edinburgh Pedlars, Beggars and Criminals with some other odd characters; their effigies in colour and their characters in type, etc. W. Paterson, London.

Catalogue Descriptive and Historical of the National Gallery of Scotland, 1879.

The University of Edinburgh, from its Foundation in 1583 to the year 1839. A Historical Sketch, by the late John Lee, DD. LL. D. Principal of the University. Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1884.

The Story of the University of Edinburgh during its first three hundred years, by Sir Alexander Grant, 2 vols. London, Longmans, Green and C^o 1884.

Viri Illustres Acad. Jacob. Sext. Scot. Reg. Anno CCC^mo. Edinburgii apud Y. J. Pentland MDCCCLXXX IV.

Edinburgh University. A Sketch of its Life for 300 years. Edinburgh. James Gemmell, 1884.

The Universities of Scotland, Past, Present, and Possible, by James Lorimer, Jun. Esq. advocate. Edinburgh, W. P. Kennedy, 1854.

Essays and Observations, Physical and Literary, read before a Society in Edinburgh, and published by them. Edinburgh. Printed by G. Hamilton and J. Balfour, printers to the University.

Le premier volume est de 1754. La préface est intéressante et dans la liste des articles on trouve presque tous les grands noms d'Edinburgh. Nous n'avons entre les mains que les premiers volumes.

The Mirror a periodical paper, published at Edinburgh, in the years 1779 and 1780, 3 vols. Edinburgh, Creech. 1781.

The Lounger. In the British Essayists, of Alex. Chalmers. London, Johnson, etc., etc 1808.

A Complete Collection of the Portraits and Caricatures, drawn and engraved by John Kay. Edinburgh, From the Year, 1784 to 1813.

Sermons, by Hugh Blair, etc., 4 vols. Printed for W. Creech. Edinburgh, 1798.

Cette édition est la vingt et unième, ce qui peut donner une idée de la popularité de Blair.

Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles Lettres, by Hugh Blair, one of the Ministers of the High Church, and Professor of Rhetoric and Belles Lettres in the University of Edinburgh, 3 vols. W. Creech. Edinburgh, 1803.

Sermons chiefly on Particular Occasions, by Archibald Alison, Minister of the Episcopal Chapel, Cowgate, Edinburgh, Archibald Constable. Edinburgh, 1820, 2 vols.

The Collected Works of Dugald Stewart, edited by Sir William Hamilton. Edinburgh, T. Clark, 1811, 10 vols.

Le tome X contient les vies d'Adam Smith, de Robertson et de Reid par Dugald Stewart, et une vie de Dugald Stewart lui-même par John Veitch.

Histoire des Progrès et de la Chute de la République Romaine, par Adam Ferguson, Professeur de Philosophie morale à l'Université d'Édimbourg. Ouvrage traduit de l'anglais et orné de cartes. À Paris, chez Nyon aîné et fils, 1791, 7 vol.

Essays on the Intellectual Powers, Moral sentiments, Happiness and National Felicity, by Adam Ferguson. Paris, Published by Parsons and Galignani, 1805.

Elements of Criticism (Lord Kames), the Sixth Edition, 3 vols. Edinburgh, Printed for John Bell and William Creech, 1785.

The Works of Henry Mackenzie, with a Critical Dissertation on the Tales of the Author, by John Galt. Edinburgh, Oliver and Boyd, 1824.

Zeluco. Various Views of Human Nature taken from Life and Manners. The second edition, 2 vols. Dublin, Printed for Messrs L. White, etc., 1789.

C'est l'ouvrage du D^r MOORE, le correspondant de Burns.

Voyage en Sicile et à Malthe, traduit de l'anglais de M. Brydone, par M. Demeurrier, 2 vols. à Amsterdam et se trouve à Paris chez Pinot, 1775.

An Account of the Life and Writings of James Beattie, by Sir William Forbes Second edition, 3 vols. Edinburgh, Arch. Constable and C^o, 1807.

The Honourable Henry Erskine, lord advocate for Scotland, with notes of certain of his Kinsfold and his Time, by Lieut-Colonel Alex. Fergusson. William Blackwood and Sons. Edinburgh, 1882.

Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott, by J. G. Lockhart, his son-in-law and literary executor. 4 vols. Paris, Baudry's, European Library, 1838.

The Miscellaneous Prose Works of Sir Walter Scott. Paris, Baudry's, European Library, 1837. 7 vols.

Memorials of His Time, by lord Cockburn. Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black, 1874.

Life of Francis Jeffrey, one of the judges of the Court of Session in Scotland, by lord Cockburn. New edition. Edinburgh, William and Charles Black, 1874.

Sketches of Old Times and Distant Places, by John Sinclair. London, John Murray, 1875.

A Memoir of Patrick Fraser Tytler, by his Friend, the Rev. John W. Burgon Second edition. London, John Murray, 1859.

Lives of Men of Letters and Science, who flourished in the Time of George III, by Henry lord Brougham, 2 vols. Paris, Published by A. and W. Galignani, 1846.

The Autobiography of John Galt, 2 vols. London, Cochrane and Mac Crone, 1833.

Sir Charles Bell. Histoire de sa vie et de ses travaux, par Amédée Pichot. Paris, Michel Lévy, 1858.

Letters of Sir Charles Bell, selected from his correspondence with his brother George Joseph Bell. London, John Murray, 1870.

The Life and Times of Henry Lord Brougham, written by himself, 3 vols. William Blackwood and Sons. Edinburgh, 1871.

Christopher North, a memoir of John Wilson, compiled from Family Papers and other sources by his Daughter M^rs Gordon. Edinburgh, Thomas C. Jack, 1879.

Memoir of William Edmondstoune Aytoun, by Théodore Martin. William Blackwood and Sons. Edinburgh, 1867.

Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers and other Poems, by William Edmondstoune Aytoun. New-York, 1852.

The Early Life of Thomas Carlyle, by J. A. Froude. The Nineteenth Century. July, 1881.

Autobiography of M^rs Fletcher, with Letters and other Family Memorials, edited by The Survivor of Her Family. Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1875.

Reminiscences of a Scottish Gentleman, commencing in 1787, by Philo Scotus. London, Arthur Hall Virtue and C^o, 1861.

The Story of the English Jacobins, being an account of the Persons Implicated in the charges of High Treason, 1794, by Edward Smith. Cassell, Petter, Galpin and C^o, n. d.

The Constitutional History England, Since the Accession of George the Third (1760-1860), by the Righ. Hon. Sir Thomas Erskine May. 3 vols. London, Longmans Green, 1887.

Reponse de L. N. M. Carnot, citoyen français, l'un des Fondateurs de la République et membre constitutionnel du Directoire Exécutif, au rapport fait sur la conspiration du 18 fructidor au Conseil des Cinq-Cents par J. Ch. Bailleul, au nom d'une commission spéciale, 6 Floréal an VI de la République.

Lord Erskine, étude sur le Barreau anglais à la fin du XVIII^e siècle, par Henri Duméril. Paris, Thorin, 1883.[Lien vers la Table des matières.]

First Sketch of a New Geological Map of Scotland, with explanatory notes, by Sir Roderick. I Murchison and Archibald Geikie. Edinburgh, W and A. K. Johnston, 1862.

The Scenery of Scotland, viewed in connection with its Physical Geology by Archibald Geikie. London, Macmillan and C^o, 1887.

Nouvelle Géographie Universelle par Élisée Reclus. Tome IV. L'Europe du Nord-Ouest. Paris, Hachette, 1879.

A Tour through the Island of Great Britain. Originally begun by the celebrated Daniel de Foe, continued by the late M^r Richardson, author of Clarissa, etc., and brought down to the present time by Gentlemen of Eminence in the Literary wold, 4 vols. London, Printed for Strahan, etc., 1778.

The British Tourists, or Traveller's Pocket Companion through England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, comprehending the most celebrated Tours in the British Islands, by William Mavor. London. Printed for E. Newberry, 1798, 5 vols.

A Tour in Scotland MDCCLXIX (by K. Pennant) fifth edition. London, printed for Benj. White, MCCXC.

A Tour in Scotland and Voyage to the Hebrides MDCDLXXII (by K. Pennant) London, printed by Benj. White, MCCXC.

Recollections of a Tour made in Scotland A. D. 1803, by Dorothy Wordsworth, edited by J. C. Shairp. (second edition). Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1874.

The Picture of Scotland, by Robert Chambers, 2 vols. Edinburgh, William Tait, 1827.

Scotland illustrated in a series of views taken expressly for this work by Messrs T. Allom, W. H. Barlett, and H. Mac Culloch, by William Beattie, M. D., Grad. of the Univ. of Edin. M. R. C. P. London, etc., 2 vols. London, George Virtue, 1837.

Remarks on the Scenery of Scotland, by John Wilson, prefixed to A History of the Scottish Highlands, edited by John S. Keltie, 2 vols. Edinburgh, Fullarton, 1875.

Oliver and Boyd's Scottish Tourist. Edinburgh, 1852.

Black's Picturesque Tourist Guide of Scotland. Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black, 1879.

Travels in Scotland, by J. G. Köhl. London. Darling, 1851.

Paysages historiques et Illustrations de l'Écosse et des Romans de Walter Scott, d'après les dessins de J. M. W. Turner, Balmer, Bentley, etc., 2 vols. Fisher, Fils et C^o. À Londres, à Paris et en Amérique, n. d.

Waverley Anecdotes, illustrating some of the Popular Characters, Scenes and Incidents in the Scottish Novels. 2 vols. London, James Cochrane, 1833.—A new edition Revised and Improved. 1 vol. London, Charles Daly, 1841.

Passages from the English Note-Books of Nathaniel Hawthorne. 2 vols. Tauchnitz, 1871.

l'Écosse, jadis et aujourd'hui, par le comte L. Lafond. Paris, Calmann-Lévy, 1887.

Scenes in Scotland with Sketches and Illustrations, by James Harris Brown. Glasgow, printed for Richard Griffin, 1833.

Maxwell's Guide Book to the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, from the Nith to the Cree. Kirkcudbright, M. E. Maxwell, 1878.

The Enterkin, by John Brown. Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1865.

Dryburgh Abbey, its Monks, and its Lords, fifth edition. Printed for the Proprietor, 1878.

Melrose and its Environs, containing a short History and Description of the Abbeys of Melrose and Dryburgh, and of Abbotsford, by Williams Deans. Edinburgh, J.-B. Mould, n. d.

The History and Antiquities of Melrose, Old Melrose, and Dryburgh Abbeys, with a description of Abbotsford, Eildon Hills, etc. Melrose, Misses S. and C. Cameron, 1869.

Quiggin's Guide to the Isle of Man. Quiggin, Douglas. Isle of Man, n. d.

A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland (by D^r Johnson). London, Printed for W. Strahan and T. Cadell, 1775.

The Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides with Samuel Johnson, by James Boswell. London, Cadell and W. Davies, 1812.

Iona, by the Duke of Argyll, second edition. London, Daldy, Isbister and C^o, 1878.

A Summer in Skye, by Alexander Smith. Edinburgh, N. R. Mitchell and C^o, 1880.

The Hebrid Isles, wanderings in the Land of Lorne and the outer Hebrides, by Robert Buchanan, a new edition. London, Chatto and Windus, 1883.

The Historical Geography of the Clans of Scotland, by T. B. Johnston and colonel James A. Robertson. W and A. K. Johnston, Edinburgh, 1873.

The Highlands and Highlanders of Scotland. Papers historical, descriptive, biographical, legendary, and anecdotal, by James Cromb. Dundee, John Leng and C^o, 1883.

Two Months in the Highlands, Orcadia, and Skye, by Charles Richard Weld. London, Longman Green etc., 1860.

A Descriptive Tour in Scotland, by the Rev. Chauncy Hare Townshend. London, Chapman and Hall, 1846.

Ardenmohr, Among the Hills, a record of Scenery and Sports in the Highlands of Scotland, by Samuel Abbot. London, Chapman and Hall, 1876.

Eldmuir, an Art-Story of Scottish Home-Life Scenery and Incident, by Jacob Thompson. London, Samson Low, Marston, etc. 1879.

A Princess of Thule, by William Black. 2 vols. Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1874.

A Daughter of Heth, by William Black. 2 vols. Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1871.

White Heather, by William Black. 2 vols. Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1886.

The Language and Literature of the Scottish Highlands, by John Stuart Blackie. Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1876.

Altavona, fact and fiction from my Life in the Highlands, by John Stuart Blackie. Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1882.

Crieff. Its Traditions and Characters with anecdotes of Strathearn. Edinburgh, D. Macara, 1881.

Field and Fern or Scottish Flocks and Herds, by H. H. Dixon. Rogerson and Tuxford, London, 1865.

Tourist's Guide to the Athole and Breadalbane Highlands of Perthshire. Edinburgh, John Menzies and C^o, 1883.

Shearer's Guide to Stirling and Neighbourhood. Stirling. R. S. Shearer, n. d.

Guide to Culloden Moor and Story of the Battle, by Peter Anderson. Edinburgh, John Menzies, 1874.

Wallace, the hero of Scotland, by James Paterson. Edinburgh, William P. Nimmo, n. d.

Histoire de Charles-Édouard, par Amédée Pichot, 2 vol. Paris, Ladvocat, 1830.[Lien vers la Table des matières.]

Reminiscences of Scottish Life and Character, by E. B. Ramsay, Dean of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1876.

Scotland Social and Domestic, memorials of Life and Manners in North Britain by the Rev. Charles Rogers. London, Charles Griffin, 1869.

Social Life in Scotland from Early to Recent Times, by the Rev. Charles Rogers, 3 vols. Edinburgh. W. Paterson, 1884-86.

Notes and Sketches illustrative of Northern Rural Life in the Eighteenth Century, by the author of Johnny Gibb of Gushetneuk. Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1877.

Scottish Characteristics, by Paxton Hood. London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1883.

Trails and Stories of the Scottish People, by the Rev. Charles Rogers. London, Houlston and Wright, 1877.

Social Life in Former Days, illustrated by Letters and Family Papers, by E. Dunbar. 2 vols. Edinburgh. Edmonston and Douglas, 1865.

Scotch Folk. Third Edition, Enlarged. Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1881.

Scottish Proverbs, collected and arranged by Andrew Henderson, new edition, with explanatory Notes and a Glossary by James Donald London, William Tegg, 1876.

The Proverbs of Scotland, with explanatory and illustrative Notes and a Glossary, by Alexander Hislop, third edition. E. and S. Livingstone. Edinburgh, n. d.

The Laird of Logan, or Anecdotes and Tales illustrative of the Wit and Humour of Scotland. Glasgow, Robert Forrester, 1878.

The Book of Scottish Anecdote, humorous, social, legendary and historical, edited by Alexander Hislop. Glasgow, Thomas D. Morison, 1881.

The Book of Scottish Story, historical, humorous, legendary and imaginative. Edinburgh. The Edinburgh Publishing Company, 1877.

The Book of Scottish Readings in Prose and Verse, edited by James Allan Mair. Glasgow and London, Cameron and Ferguson, 1880.

The Gaberlunzie's Wallet, by James Ballantine. Edinburgh. The Edinburgh Publishing Company, n. d.

Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Historical, Traditionary and Imaginative, revised by Alexander Leighton. Edinburgh; William Nimmo and C^o, n. d.

Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life, by the authors of the Trials of Margaret Lyndsay. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, 1845.

Humphry Clinker, by Smollett.

The Annals of the Parish and the Ayrshire Legalees, by John Galt. With Memoir of the Author, a new edition. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, 1841.

The Life of Mamie Wauch, tailor in Dalkeith, written by Himself. Stereotype Edition. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh.

L'Ermite en Écosse, par M. de Jouy, 2 vols. Paris, Pillet aîné, 1826.

My Schools and Schoolmasters, by Hugh Miller. Edinburgh, William Nimmo, 1881.

The Cottagers of Glenburnie. A Scottish Tale, by Elizabeth Hamilton, a new edition. Edinburgh, Johnstone, Hunter and C^o, n. d.

Sketches of Life among my Ain Folk, by William Alexander. Second edition. Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1882.

Peasant Life being Sketches of the Villagers and Field Labourers in Glenaldie. Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1869.

Chronicles of Stratheden, a Highland Parish of to Day, by a Resident. William Blackwood and Sons, 1881.

Peasant Life in the North. Sketches of the Villagers and Field-Labourers in Glenaldie Second edition. Strahan and C^o, London, 1870.

Robert Dick, baker, of Thurso, geologist and botanist, by Samuel Smiles. London, John Murray, 1878.

A Treatise on Agriculture and Rural Affairs, by Robert Brown, farmer at Markle, county of Haddington, 2 vols. Edinburgh, Printed for Oliphant, Waugh and Junes, 1811.

Report on the Present State of the Agriculture of Scotland, arranged under the auspices of the Highland and Agricultural Society. Edinburgh, William Blackwood and Sons, 1878.

Essai sur l'Économie rurale de l'Angleterre, de l'Écosse et de l'Irlande, par Léonce de Lavergne. Deuxième édition. Paris, Guillaumin et C^o, 1855.

The Industries of Scotland, their Rise, Progress and Present Condition, by David Bremner. Edinburgh, Adam and Charles Black, 1869.

Gymnastics, Golf, Curling. W. and R. Chambers. Edinburgh, 1877.

The Scottish Cookery Book. Edinburgh, John Menzies, n. d.[Lien vers la Table des matières.]

The History of Scotish Poetry, by David Irving, edited by John Aitken Carlyle. Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1861.

The Ballads and Songs of Scotland, in View of their Influence on the Character of the People, by J. Clark Murray. London, Macmillan and C^o, 1874.

Illustrations of Scottish History, Life, and Superstition, from Song and Ballad, by William Gunnyon. Glasgow, Robert Forester, 1879.

The History and Poetry of the Scottish Borders: their main Features and Relations, John Veitch. Glasgow, James Maclehose, 1878.

The Feeling for Nature in Scottish Poetry, by John Veitch. 2 vols. William Blackwood and Sons, 1887.

The Songstresses of Scotland, by Sarah Tytler and J. L. Watson, 2 vols. Edinburgh, H. B. Higgins, n. d.

The Ever Green, being a collection of Scots Poems, wrote before 1600 (by Allan Ramsay.) Edinburgh, 1724.—The Tea Table Miscellany, or a collection of Scots songs, by Allan Ramsay, 4 vols. London, 1740.

Les deux ouvrages furent publiés par Ramsay presque en même temps.

Ancient and Modern Scottish Songs, Heroic Ballads, etc., collected by David Herd, reprinted from the edition of 1776, 2 vols. Kerr et Richardson, Glascow, 1869.

Scottish Songs and Ballads, collected and edited by Joseph Ritson. London, William Tegg, 1866.

Scotish Songs. In Two volumes, (by J. Ritson). Glascow, Hugh Hopkins, 1869.

Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border, by Sir Walter Scott, 2 vols. Paris, Baudry's European Library, 1898.

Scotish Ballads and Songs, Historical and Traditionary, edited by James Maidment. Edinburgh, William Paterson, 1868.

Remains of Nithsdale and Galloway Song, by R. H. Cromek. Paisley, Alexander Gardner, 1880.

Ancient Ballads and Songs of the North of Scotland, by Peter Buchan, reprinted from the original edition of 1828, 2 vols. Edinburgh, William Paterson, 1875.

Popular Rhymes of Scotland, by Robert Chambers, new edition. W. and R. Chambers. Edinburgh.

The Songs of Scotland, prior to Burns, edited by Robert Chambers. W and. R. Chambers. Edinburgh, 1880.

A Pedlar's Pack of Ballads and Songs, by W. H. Logan. Edinburgh, William Paterson, 1869.

Two Hundred and Twenty Two Popular Scottish Songs, with music. Glasgow, John S. Marr and Sons, n. d.

The Book of Scottish Songs, from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century edited by Charles Mackay. London, Houlston and Wright, n. d.

Miller's New British Song. Edinburgh, J. M. Miller, 1858.

Whistle-Binkie, a Collection of Songs for the Social Circle, 4 vols. Glasgow, David Robertson, 1853.

The Book of Scottish Ballads, a comprehensive collection of the most approved ballads of Scotland, Ancient and Modern, by Alexander Whitelaw. London, Blackie and Son.

The Book of Scottish Song, a comprehensive collection of the most approved Songs of Scotland, Ancient and Modern, by Alexander Whitelaw. London, Blackie and Son, n. d.

The Ballad Minstrelsy of Scotland, romantic and historical. Glasgow, Maurice Ogle and Company, 1871.

The Songs of Scotland, chronologically arranged with introduction and notes. Second edition, Cassell, Petter and Galpin, London, n. d.

Illustrations of the Lyric Poetry and Music of Scotland, by William Stenhouse William Blackwood and Sons. Edinburgh and London, 1853.

The Thistle, a Miscellany of Scottish Song, the melodies arranged in their natural modes, with an introduction to Scottish music, and notes critical and historical, by Colin Brown. London and Glasgow, William Collins, Sons and Company, n. d.

The Life and Times of The Rev John Skinner of Linshart, Longside, Dean of Aberdeen, by the Rev. William Walker. Second edition. London, Skeffington and Son, 1883.

The Works of Michael Bruce, edited with memoir and notes, by the Rev. Alexander B. Grosart. Edinburgh, William Oliphant, 1865.

The Book of Scottish Poems, ancient and modern, edited with memoirs of the authors, by J. Ross, 2 vols Paisley, Alexander Gardner, 1882.

The Poets and Poetry of Scotland, from the Earliest to the Present Time, by James Grant Wilson. London, Blackie and Son, 1876.

Miscellany of Popular Scottish Poems, chiefly of a Humorous and Descriptive Character. W and R. Chambers, Edinburgh, 1874.

Early English and Scottish Poetry (1250-1600), selected and edited with a critical introduction and notes, by H. Macaulay Fitzgibbon. London, Walter Scott, 1888.

The Poets and Poetry of Scotland, from James I to the Present Time, with biographical Sketches and critical Remarks, by the Rev Andrew R. Bonar. Edinburgh, Maclachlan and Stewart, 1866.

The Poems of Allan Ramsay, with Glossary, Life of the Author, and Remarks on his Poems, a new edition. Paisley, Alex. Gardner, 1877.

The Poetical Works of Robert Fergusson, with a memoir of the Author. W. and R. Chambers, 1878.

The Poems of Robert Fergusson, with a Life of the Author and Remarks on his Genius and Writings, by James Gray. Edinburgh, John Fairbairn, 1821.

The Scottish Minstrel, the Songs of Scotland subsequent to Burns, with memoirs of the Poets, by the Rev. Charles Rogers. William P. Nimmo. Edinburgh, 1876.

Recent and Living Scottish Poets, by G. Murdoch. Glasgow. Porteous brothers. Alex.

The Peasant Poets of Scotland, by Henry Shanks. Bathgate, Laurence Gilbertson, 1881.

Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott with a biographical and critical memoir, by Francis Turner Palgrave (Globe Edition). London, Macmillan and C^o, 1872.

The Poems of James Hogg, the Ellrick Shepherd. London, Walter Scott, 1886.

The Poems and Songs and Correspondence of Robert Tannahill, with Life and notes, by David Semple. Paisley, Alex. Gardner, 1876.

Life and Songs of the Baroness Nairne, with a memoir and Poems of Caroline Oliphant the Younger, edited by the Rev. Charles Rogers. Third Edition. London, Charles Griffin, 1872.

Rhymes and Recollections of a Hand-loom Weaver, by William Thom, edited with a biographical Sketch by W. Skinner. Paisley, Alexander Gardner, 1880.

Poems and Lyrics, by Robert Nicoll, with a memoir of the author. Fifth edition. Paisley, Alex. Gardner, 1877.[Lien vers la Table des matières.]

Matthew Arnold.—On the Study of Celtic Literature by Matthew Arnold. London, Smith, Elder and C^o, 1867.

Ed. Arnould.—Sonnets et Poèmes, par Edmond Arnould.

F. Bacon (lord).—Bacon's, Essays, with Introduction, Notes and Index by Edwin A. Abbott. 2 vols. London, Longmans, Green and C^o, 1878.

A. Bain.—English Composition and Rhetoric, a manual, by Alexander Bain. London, Longmans, Green and C^o, 1866.

P. Bayne.—Two great Englishwomen, with an Essay on Poetry, illustrated from Wordsworth, Burns and Byron, by Peter Bayne. London, James Clarke, 1881.

L. Boucher.—William Cowper, sa correspondance et ses poésies, par Léon Boucher. Paris, Sandoz et Fischbacher, 1874.

De la Bouillerie (Mgr).—Le Symbolisme de la Nature, par Mgr de la Bouillerie. 2 vols. Victor Palme, Paris, 1879.

Brantome.—Œuvres complètes de Pierre de Bourdeille, abbé séculier de Brantome, par J. A. C. Buchon. 2 vols. Paris, au Bureau du Panthéon Littéraire, 1853.

Alois Brandl.—Samuel Taylor Coleridge and the English Romantic School by Alois Brandl. (English Edition by Lady Eastlake). London, John Murray, 1887.

British Controversialist.—The British Controversialist and Impartial Inquirer, established for the purpose of forming a suitable medium for the Deliberate Discussion of Important Questions in Religion, Philosophy, History, Politics, Social Economy, etc. 6 vols., 5^e édition. London, Houlston and Stoneman, 1850-56.

Le volume IV renferme (page 321-361) un excellent article sur l'Humour.

Stopford A. Brook.—Theology in the English Poets, by the Rev. Stafford A. Brooke. Fifth edition. London, C. Kegan Paul, 1880.

John Brown.—Rab and His Friends and Other Papers, by John Brown. Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1862.

Robert Browning.—The Poetical Works of Robert Browning. 4 vols. Leipzig Tauchnitz.

G. Campbell.—The Philosophy of Rhetoric, by George Campbell. New-York. Harper and Brothers, 1844.

Cervantès.—Théâtre de Cervantès, traduit par Alphonse Royer. Paris, Michel Lévy, 1862.

Chambers.—Chambers' Encyclopædia, a Dictionary of Universal Knowledge for the People. 10 vols. Edinburgh, W. and R. Chambers, 1883.

R. Chambers.—Cyclopædia of English Literature, a history Critical and Biographical of British Authors, from the Earliest to the Present Times, edited by Robert Chambers. 2 vols. Edinburgh, W. and R. Chambers, s. d.

R. Chambers.—The Book of Days, a miscellany of Popular Antiquities in connection with the Calendar, etc., edited by R. Chambers. 2 vols. Edinburgh, W. and R. Chambers, 1863.

Chambers.—Chambers's Miscellany of Useful and Entertaining Tracts.—Edinburgh, William and Robert Chambers, n. d.

Chamfort.—Œuvres complètes de Chamfort, recueillies et publiées avec une notice historique sur la vie et les écrits de l'auteur, par P. R. Auguis. 5 vols. Paris, chez Chaumerot jeune, 1824.

Chaucer.—Poetical Works, Edited, by Richard Morris. London, Bell and Daldy.

Craik.—A manual of English Literature and of the History of the English Language from the Norman Conquest, by George L. Craik. 2 vols. Leipzig, Bernhard Tauchnitz, 1874.

Coleridge.—The Poetical Works of Samuel Coleridge, edited with a critical memoir, by William Michael Rossetti. London, E. Moscou, s. d.

Specimens of the Table Talk of the late Samuel Taylor Coleridge. London, George Routledge and Sons.

Cowper.—The Poetical Works of William Cowper, edited with notes and biographical. Introduction by William Benham. London, Macmillan and C^o, 1870.

Crabbe.—The Life and Poetical Works of the Rev. George Crabbe, edited by His Son. London, John Murray, 1860.

Mac Crie.—The Religion of Our Literature, by George Mac Crie. London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1875.

George Eliot.—The Works of George Eliot. Essays and Leaves from a Note Book. William Blackwood and Sons, London, 1885.

Elton.—Origins of English History, by C. I. Elton. London, Quaritch, 1890.

Emerson.—The complete Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson, comprising his Essays, Lectures, Poems and Orations. 2 vols. London, Bell and Daldy, 1873.

Letters and Social Aims by Ralph Waldo Emerson. Chatto and Windics, 1877.

M^me d'Epinay.—Mémoires de M^me d'Epinay, édition nouvelle et complète, etc., par Paul Boiteau. 2 vols. Paris, G. Charpentier, 1884.

Fétis.—La Musique mise à la portée de tout le monde, par F. J. Fétis. Troisième édition. Paris, Brandus, 1847.

John Forster.—The Life and Times of Oliver Goldsmith, by John Forster. London, Chapman and Hall, 1876.

Claude Gauchet.—Le Plaisir des champs, avec la Vénerie, Volerie et Pescherie, Poème en quatre parties, par Claude Gauchet. Édition revue et annotée par Prosper Blanchemain. Paris, Librairie A. Franck, 1868.

E. Gebhart.—Histoire du sentiment poétique de la Nature dans l'Antiquité Grecque et Romaine, par Emile Gebhart. Paris, A. Durand, 1860.

Gilfillan.—A Galery of Literary Portraits, by George Gilfillan. William Tait. Edinburgh, 1845.

Goldsmith.—The Works of Oliver Goldsmith. Edinburgh, W. P. Nimmo, n. d.

E. Guest.—Origines Celticæ (a fragment), and other contributions to the History of Britain, by Edwin Guest. 2 vols. London, Macmillan, 1883.

Washington Irving.—The Sketch Book, by Washington Irving. London, Bell and Daldy, 1873.

Victor Hugo.—Le Rhin, par Victor Hugo. Hachette, Paris.

Les Contemplations, par V. Hugo. Hachette, Paris.

Huxley.—Hume, by Professor Huxley (English Men of Letters.) London. Macmillan.

On some Fixed Points in British Ethnology, by Huxley. Contemporary Review 1871; or Critiques and Addresses. London, Macmillan, 1873.

Keats.—The Poetical Works and other Writings of John Keats, now first brought together, etc., edited with notes and appendices by Harry Buxton Forman. 4 vols London, Reeves and Turner, 1883.

W. Knight.—The English Lake District, as interpreted in the Poems of Wordsworth, by William Knight.

Laconics.—Laconics or the Best Words of the Best Authors. Sixth Edition. 3 vols. London, Charles Tilt, 1835.

Charles Lamb.—The Essays of Elia and Eliana, by Charles Lamb. Tauchnitz.

V. de Laprade.—Histoire du Sentiment de la Nature, par Victor de Laprade. Prolegomènes. Didier, Paris, s. d.

Le Sentiment de la Nature avant le Christianisme, par Victor de Laprade. Didier, Paris, 1866.

Le Sentiment de la Nature chez les modernes, par Victor de Laprade. Didier, Paris, 1870.

L'Estrange (Rev).—History of English Humour, with an Introduction upon ancient Humour, by the Rev. A. G. L'Estrange. 2 vols. London, Hurst and Blackett, 1878.

Macaulay.—Critical and Historical Essays; contributed to the Edinburgh Review, by Lord Macaulay. London, Longmans, Green, etc., 1869.

Mahon (lord).—History of England, by lord Mahon. Tauchnitz, 7 vols.

Mantegazza.—La Physionomie et l'Expression des sentiments, par P. Mantegazza, 1885.

David Masson.—Drummond of Hawthornden. The Story of his Life and Writings, by David Masson. London, Macmillan, 1873.

Essays Biographical and Critical, chiefly on English Poets. Cambridge, Macmillan et C^o, 1856.

A. Mézières.—Shakspeare, ses œuvres et ses critiques, par A. Mézières. Paris, Charpentier, 1865.

Mignet.—Histoire de Marie Stuart, par Mignet. 2 vols., sixième édition. Emile Perrin, 1885.

Hugh Miller.—Essays, historical and biographical, etc. by Hugh Miller. Edinburgh, William Nimmo, 1882.

Moir.—Sketches of the Poetical Literature of the Past Half-Century, by D. M. Moir. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, 1856.

E. Montégut.—Essais sur la Littérature Anglaise, par Emile Montégut. Hachette, Paris, 1883.

H. Morley.—A First Sketch of English Literature, by Henry Morley. Cassell, Petter and Galpin. London, n. d.

Myers.—Wordsworth, by F. W. H. Myers. (Of the collection of English Men of Letters). Macmillan, London, 1882.

Pétrarque.—Les Rimes de François Pétrarque. Traduction nouvelle par Francisque Reynard. Paris, G. Charpentier, 1883.

Prescott.—Essais de Biographie et de Critique, par W. H. Prescott. 2 vols. Paris, Firmin Didot, 1864.

E. A. Poe.—Poems and Essays by Edgar Allan Poe, edited by John H. Ingram. Leipzig, Tauchnitz, 1884.

Rabelais.—Œuvres de Rabelais, collationnées pour la première fois sur les éditions originales, accompagnées d'un commentaire nouveau, par MM. Burgaud des Maretz et Rathery. 2 vols. Paris, Firmin Didot, 1870.

H. Reed.—Introduction to English Literature from Chaucer to Tennyson, by Henry Reed. London, John F. Shaw, n. d.

Régnier.—Œuvres de Mathurin Régnier, texte original, avec notice, variantes et glossaire, par E. Courbet. Paris, A. Lemerre, 1869.

G. de Remusat.—L'Angleterre au XVIII^e siècle, par Ch. de Remusat. 2 vols. Paris, Didier, 1865.

J. Rhys.—Celtic Britain. (Early Britain), by J. Rhys. London. Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1882.

Jean-Paul Richter.—Poétique ou Introduction à l'Esthétique, par Jean-Paul Richter, traduite de l'allemand, précédée d'un Essai sur Jean-Paul et sa Poétique, suivie de notes et de commentaires, par Alexandre Büchner et Léon Dumont. 2 vols. Paris, Auguste Durand, 1862.

Ronsard.—Œuvres complètes de P. de Ronsard. Nouvelle édition avec les variantes et des notes par Prosper Blanchemain. 8 vols. À Paris, chez P. Jannet, 1857.

Ruskin.—Modern Painters, by John Ruskin. George Allen.—Sunnyside. Orpington Kent, 1888, 5 vols.

Lectures on Architecture and Painting, by J. Ruskin.

E. Scherer.—Études sur la Littérature contemporaine, par Edmond Scherer. 9 vols. Paris, Calmann-Lévy, 1885.

Shaftesbury (Earl of).—Characteristics of Men, Manners, Opinions, Times, with a collection of Letters, by the Right Honorable Antony Earl of Shaftesbury. Basil. Printed for J. J. Tourneisien and J. L. Legrand, 1790.

C. Shairp.—Studies in Poetry and Philosophy, by J. C. Shairp. Third Edition Edinburgh, Edmonston and Douglas, 1876.

Aspects of Poetry, being Lectures delivered at Oxford, by John Campbell Shairp. Oxford, at the Clarendon Press, 1881.

On Poetic Interpretation of Nature, by J. C. Shairp. Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1877.

Shakspeare.—The Works of William Shakspeare, edited by William George Clark and William Aldis Wrigt (The Globe Edition). London, Macmillan and C^o, 1864.

Shaw.—A History of English Literature, by Thomas B. Shaw. London, John Murray, 1872.

Shelley.—The Poetical Works of Shelley, reprinted from the Early Editions. (The Chandos classics). London, Frederick Warne and C^o, n. d.

Sidney Smith.—Elementary Sketches of Moral Philosophy, delivered at the Royal Institution in the years 1804, 1805 and 1806, by the late Rev. Sidney Smith. New-York, Harper and Brothers, 1850.

The Spectator.—A new edition with Introduction, Notes, and Index by Henry Morley. London, George Routledge and Sons, n. d.

Spenser.—Complete Works of Edmund Spenser, edited from the original editions and manuscripts by R. Morris (The Globe Edition). London, Macmillan and C^o, 1873.

P. Stapfer.—Molière et Shakspeare, par Paul Stapfer. Paris, Hachette. 1881.

Lawrence Sterne, étude biographique et littéraire, précédée d'un fragment inédit de Sterne, par Paul Stapfer. Paris, 1870.

Sterne.—The Works of Laurence Sterne, etc. London, George Routledge and Son, n. d.

J. A. Symonds.—Shelley by John Addington Symonds (of the collection of English Men of Letters). London, Macmillan, 1884.

Taine.—Histoire de la Littérature anglaise, par H. Taine. 5 vols. Paris, Hachette, 1873.

Notes sur l'Angleterre, par H. Taine. Paris, Hachette, 1874.

Tennyson.—The Poetical Works of Tennyson. 12 vols. Leipzig, Tauchnitz.

Thackeray.—The English Humourists, by William Makepeace Thackeray. London, Smith, Elder and C^o, 1878.

Villon.—Œuvres complètes de François Villon. Édition préparée par La Monnoye, mise au jour, avec Notes et Glossaire, par Pierre Jannet. Paris, A. Lemerre, 1873.

Warton.—The History of English Poetry, from the Eleventh to the Seventeenth Century, by Thomas Warton. London, Ward, Lock and Tyler, n. d.

Wordsworth.—The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth. London, Ward, Lock and C^o, n. d.