Chronicles of the Canongate (First Series): Highland Widow; The Two Drovers; The Surgeon’s Daughter 1827 Memoirs of Marchioness de la Rochejaquelin (_translation_) 1827 Tales of a Grandfather (First Series) 1827 Miscellaneous Prose Works (collected in 6 vols.) 1828 Religious Discourses by a Layman 1828 Chronicles of the Canongate (Second Series): Fair Maid of Perth 1828 Tales of a Grandfather (Second Series) 1828 Memoirs of George Bannatyne 1828 Anne of Geierstein 1829 Tales of a Grandfather (Third Series) 1829 History of Scotland (Lardner’s Cabinet Cyclopædia) 1829-1830 Auchindrane; or, The Ayrshire Tragedy 1830 The Doom of Devorgoil 1830 Tales of a Grandfather (Fourth Series) 1830 Tales of My Landlord (Fourth Series): Count Robert of Paris; Castle Dangerous 1831 * * * * * “The Defence of Order, a Poem, by Josiah Walker, M.A. Third Edition. Edinburgh. Printed by James Ballantyne, for Manners and Miller, Parliament Square; and sold in London, by Longman and Rees, Paternoster Row, and Cadell and Davies, Strand.” This book has the imprint at the end: “Printed by James Ballantyne, at the Border Press, Edinburgh. 1803.” * * * * * “The Poems of Ossian, Translated by James Macpherson, Esq. In Three Volumes. The Engravings by James Fittler, A.R.A., from Pictures by Henry Singleton. Vol. I. London: Published for William Miller, Albemarle Street; John Murray, Fleet Street; and John Harding, St. James Street. 1805.” A very fine 12mo Edition of a famous and much-discussed work, with the imprint of James Ballantyne, Paul’s Work. A prior edition of the “Poems of Ossian, containing the Works of James Macpherson, Esq., in Prose and Rhyme,” with Notes and Illustrations by Malcolm Laing, in Two Volumes, 8vo, was printed by Ballantyne in 1802. “This edition of the poems ascribed to Ossian is illustrated by notes, in which every simile, and almost every poetical image is traced to its source, thus serving as a commentary to point out the real originals from which the poems have been derived.”[48] * * * * * “Journal of the Transactions in Scotland, During the Contest between The Adherents of Queen Mary and Those of her Son, 1570, 1571, 1572, 1573. By Richard Bannatyne, Secretary to John Knox. Edinburgh. Printed by James Ballantyne and Co., For A. Constable and Co., Edinburgh, and J. Murray, 32 Fleet Street, London. 1806.”