GREEN GROW THE RASHES 61 Life in Malvern. Malvern Punch, 1865 61 “Hey, for Social Science, O!” _Lord Neaves_ 61 “There’s nought but talk on every han’,” Punch 109 Holy Willie’s Prayer, Newcastle Weekly Chronicle 62 The Fishers’ Welcome, _Doubleday_. “We twa ha’ fished the Kale sae clear” 63 To Burns, _Joseph Blacket_, 1811 64 TAM O’ SHANTER―― Origin of the Poem 64 The Political Tam o’ Shanter, Punch, 1884 65 “HERE’S A HEALTH TO THEM THAT’S AWA’ 66 “Here’s a health to the ladies at home,” The Mirror, 1828 66 “Willie Brew’d a Peck of Maut,” Punch, 1884 66 “Thus Willie, Rab, and Allan sang” 107 “O, never touch the drunkard’s cup” 108 The Ballad of Sir Tea-Leaf, Punch, 1851 68 MY HEART’S IN THE HIGHLANDS 68 “My harts in the Highlands,” Punch, 1856 68 “O, whistle, and I will arrest you, my lad” 68 “Lilt your Johnnie”――A nonsense Parody, George Cruikshank’s Almanac, 1846 69 Justice to Scotland――A nonsense Parody, _Shirley Brooks_ 70 “Greet na mair, ma sonsie lassie,” a Nonsense Parody. Judy, 1884 70 A history of the Burns Festival at the Crystal Palace, January 25, 1859 70 Prize Poem in honour of Burns, _Isa Craig_ 70 Rival Rhymes in honour of Burns, _Samuel Lover_ 70 Gang wi’ me to Lixmaleerie 70 Poems on Burns, _William Cadenhead_, 1885 71 ―――― Lord Byron. THE FIRST KISS OF LOVE 190 The Maiden I love, P. F. T., 190 WELL! THOU ART HAPPY 190 To Mary. _Phœbe Carey’s_ Poems and Parodies, 1854 191