Robert Fergusson, Volume 10

A. B. Grosart Aberdeenshire Allan Ramsay Andrews appeared Auld Reikie baith bonny Braid Claith Brandy burgh burlesque Burns Burns's Cape Club celebration century City Guard classical colloquial comic conviviality cou'd David Herd David Irving dead death dowy drink Edin Edinburgh edition eighteenth eighteenth-century Elegy entitled Fergusson's poem festivities Fife fock frae George Gleig Grosart gude Habbie Simson hame Henry Mackenzie humour ilka ingle interest James John Johnson kind language Latin Leith literary lively Makars Matthew McDiarmid maun mock-heroic Muse neo-classic English o'er octosyllabic couplets old Scottish oysters pastoral patriotic phrase poet's Ramsay Ramsay's Reikie rhymes Robert Fergusson satire scene Scotland Scots language Scots poems Scots poetry Scottish poets Scottish tradition Shenstone shepherds sing song Standart Habby stanza style Sydney Goodsir Smith tavern Theatre Thomas Ruddiman tone vernacular volume Watson weel Whan Whare Whase Whisky William William Fergusson wrote