61. Burns, Robert Biography robert burns Poet Scotland Born 25 Jan 1759 Died 21 Jul 1796 robert burnswas the son of a struggling tenant farmer in Ayrshire, who nevertheless http://www.artsworld.com/books-film/biographies/a-c/robert-burns.html

categories='cat1=literature'; Biography Robert Burns Poet Scotland Born 25 Jan 1759 Died 21 Jul 1796 Robert Burns was the son of a struggling tenant farmer in Ayrshire, who nevertheless joined with neighbours to employ a university-trained tutor for their children. When very young, Burns read the Bible, the English Augustans and Gray; later he immersed himself in the poetry of Milton and the sentimental fiction of Sterne. The surrounding countryside was rich in folklore, but the vernacular poetry of Robert Fergusson came his way only by chance and it was not until his early twenties that he realised the possibilities of contemporary literature in Scots. Meanwhile the privation and overwork of subsistence farming began the rheumatic heart-disease that was to cause his premature death. His father died less than a month after averting bankruptcy proceedings in 1784 and Burns, as head of the family, leased a farm at Mossgeil. He began to circulate verse satires on Calvinist extremists, and in July 1786 the Church avenged itself by exacting public penance from him and Jean Armour who was pregnant by him and whom he acknowledged as his wife in 1788. 'Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect' was published in 1786 and enthusiastically received and Burns spent the winters of 1786-87 and 1787-88 in Edinburgh, acting out with increasing unease the role of child of nature and untutored poet of the plough in which the Edinburgh gentry had cast him, seeking relief in the city's hard-drinking low life.

62. Burns, Robert - University Of Maryland burns, robert. Poems and Songs of robert burns University Libraries,University of Maryland, College Park, MD 207427011 (301)405 http://www.lib.umd.edu/ETC/ReadingRoom/Poetry/Burns/

Burns, Robert Poems and Songs of Robert Burns University Libraries University of Maryland , College Park, MD 20742-7011 (301)405-0800 Please send comments and suggestions to the Libraries' Webmaster Content questions should be directed to Information Provider Last Revised: September 2001

63. Highland Taste A mix of Scottish gifts jewellery, musical instruments, salmon gifts, Bodhrans, robert burns, clocks, napkin rings, news and comment. http://www.highlandtaste.co.uk

64. Wagon Train - Michael Burns, Robert Horton, Robert Fuller The Wagon Train Website robert Horton and robert Fuller http://www.fiftiesweb.com/wt/michael-burns.htm

Wagons Ho! Campfire (home) Staff Ward Bond Robert Horton John McIntire Robert Fuller Terry Wilson Frank McGrath Denny Miller Michael Burns Star Passengers Episodes Screen Savers Games About This Site More TV Westerns OFFSITE BURNS LINKS: Michael Burns Website Michael Burns joined the cast of Wagon Train in late 1963. He played Barnaby West, a 13 year old who has walked from Virginia in search of his father. Click for Larger View From the Denny Miller Collection Click for Larger View The story goes like this. Young Barnaby is befriended by Bill Hawks as the boy travels to Sacramento in search of the father he has never known. Upon finding the man, Barnaby realizes that his father, who had no knowledge of the son, already has a family. And rather than try to fit in, he decides to stay with the Wagon Train. We got to watch Michael Burns grow up on Wagon Train. He appeared in no less than five episodes prior to the Barnaby West Story (ep. # 6.37) which introduces the character. The picture at right is from the Allison Justice Story (ep. #4.4)

65. ROBERT BURNS' MONUMENT Illustrated contemporary description of the construction of the monument to robert burns in Edinburgh. http://www.fortunecity.com/athena/exercise/2492/BURNSMONUMENT/

var TlxPgNm='index'; ROBERT BURNS' MONUMENT ROBERT BURNS' MONUMENT JK GILLON , and Ayrshire roses, were respectively done, gratuitously, by Mr. Robert Buchan, house-painter, and Mr. Eagle Henderson, nursery-man, both of Edinburgh. The total expense of the statue and its temple appears to have exceeded 3300. The statue has now been shown for several seasons to the public, in the building erected for it; but it is to be regretted that the situation proves to be somewhat confined, so that the figure is not seen to full advantage, and also that, from the neighbourhood of several factories of various kinds) the marble is liable to be somewhat contaminated in the course of time by smoke. It is to be hoped that some step may be taken to avert a result which the public could not fail greatly to deplore, both on account of the beauty of the object as a work of art, and the homage due to the illustrious person whom it represents.

66. Guide To The Albert Burns, Robert Sproat, And Audrey Sproat Collection Of Laura Guide to the Albert burns, robert Sproat, And Audrey Sproat Collection Of Laura(Riding) Jackson Correspondence, 19681977. Collection Number 6300. http://rmc.library.cornell.edu/EAD/htmldocs/RMM06300.html

Guide to the Albert Burns, Robert Sproat, And Audrey Sproat Collection Of Laura (Riding) Jackson Correspondence, 1968-1977. Collection Number: 6300 Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections Cornell University Library Contact Information: Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections 2B Carl A. Kroch Library Cornell University Ithaca, NY 14853 Fax: (607) 255-9524 rareref@cornell.edu http://rmc.library.cornell.edu Compiled by: Date completed: EAD encoding: DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY Title: Albert Burns, Robert Sproat, and Audrey Sproat collection of Laura (Riding) Jackson correspondence, 1968-1977. Collection Number: Creator: Audrey, Sproat Quantity: .9 cubic ft. Forms of Material: Correspondence, dissertation, clippings, essays, typescript articles, manuscript notes, and a story. Repository: Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library Abstract: Correspondence among Albert Burns, Robert Sproat, Audrey Sproat, and Laura (Riding) Jackson, pertaining to Mr. Burns' dissertation. Also included are a photocopy of Mr. Burns' dissertation, clippings, essays, typescript articles, manuscript notes, and a story written by Laura (Riding) Jackson. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE Albert Burns (d. 1969) was the author of the dissertation "Robert Graves and Laura Riding: A Literary Partnership." Robert Sproat was his adviser at Boston University. Audrey Sproat was Mr. Sproat's wife. Laura (Riding) Jackson (1901-1991) was a poet and a critic.

67. Milngavie Bookshop And BookWorms Helensburgh - Www.scotlandsbooks.co.uk Two shops specialising in books on the West Highland Way, Scottish History, robert burns and Drama. Listing new and gift books, travel, dramas and specailist books listed above. http://www.scotlandsbooks.co.uk/

Books, Milngavie, Helensburgh, Robert Burns, West Highland Way, Bookworms, Scotland, Scottish, Tartan, Travel, Drama, SCDA, Clans, History, Geneology The Milngavie bookshop is uniquely situated at the start of the West Highland Way, just outside Glasgow. Over the years it has been home to William and Mary Armour, noted Scottish artists and to the playwright Robin McClellan. James Watt, inventor of the steam engine, had extensive links with Milngavie, which is also home to famed soft drinks company Garvies. The Village itself dates back to the reign of David II of Scotland during the 1300's. We have an extensive range of guides to the West Highland Way, and also specialise in walking and mountaineering books for the whole of Scotland. We import a vast range of titles from the USA for our customers and ship books worldwide. The fact that one of our partners is the secretary of the Scottish Branch of the Booksellers Association enables us to be at the forefront of book events and occurrences in Scotland. We also offer a fast, efficient service in our stationery department: binding, laminating, black and white and colour photocopying, scanning and printing from disk, and office supplies being some of the facilities offered.

68. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Burns, Robert (Authors) Looking for the best facts and sites on burns, robert? LIFE World Book OnlineArticle on burns, robert; Brief Biography Works; Complete Guide to burns; http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/High_School/Lit

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69. 15 Minutes L¦s om handlingen, se billeder og trailer fra actionfilmen med robert De Niro og Edward burns i hovedrollerne. http://www.sf-film.dk/15minutes/

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71. Scots Glossary - All Words An invaluable resource for understanding the lyrics to songs in the Scots dialect, such as those of robert burns. http://www.mudcat.org/scots/display_all.cfm

Quick Links Login Log Out Order Mudcat CDs! Product Request Max's Blues Museum Unanswered Requests Mudcat MIDIs Aussie Glossary Scots Glossary Russian Folk Songs Mudcat Market Old Adv. Forum Search Get Your Mudcat T-Shirt About The Digitrad Download Your Own Copy DT Keyword Search Contact Us Back to index Scots Glossary Scots Words Alt. Scots Words English Meanings 'boon above 'bout about 'daurknin' darkening/twilight 'ee lang live long 'fore before 'mang among 'midst amidst 'twas it was 'wa' awaywad 'yont beyond. A Ah I a a a bodie someone a haip a lot+ often a maiter o as much as a thocht the least bit a wee a little while a while sin some time ago a' all a' the go extremely popular a'place everywhere A'thegither altogether. A-fiel afield. a-jee ajar; to one side. aa a'+ aw all aa ither thin everything else aa weys aw weys in every way aabodie awbodie a'bodie everyone aagates awgates everywhere aamaist awmaist almost aareadies awreadies already aaricht awricht all right aathegither awthegither altogether aathing awthing everything aawhaur everywhere aback behind abee as it is+ alone abeelitie abeilitie ability abeich abeech aloof abi’s abeis+ abees compared with Abiegh aloof ablins v. aiblins.

72. Haggis All about why there's such a fuss made about haggis, including robert burns' poem. http://www.rabbie-burns.com/haggis/

Gie her a haggis! Jo Macsween tells Melanie Henderson about the family business and her own special love of the national dish. The naturally queasy may balk, while those with heavily girded stomachs experience thunderous rumblings. Just as the turkey leftovers have all been well and truly curried, the mince pies are growing mould in the tin and the chocolate boxes have long been pillaged, thoughts of Scotland's most famous dish come to mind. Sated or not, soon it will be time to sample again that pudding of puddings that swells straining paunches still further. Still, like the festive binge, it's only once a year. It was not always so. For although Rabbie Burns was obviously more than fond of the "glorious sight" that was "warm-reekin' rich" on his tea table, it wasn't a feast that would have been reserved for special occasions - or indeed for his own birthday dinner. In fact, says Jo Macsween, it was a common enough stand-by not yet elevated by rousing Scots elegy. "It would have been a bit like having fish on a Friday. You would have eaten it about once a week. But it was no trivial issue to Burns. He talks a lot about the dishes that look down on haggis" - French ragout and fricassee - "And he's saying that after you've had haggis you're fit to fight anyone."

73. Tam O' Shanter (Robert BURNS) Famekonata skota poemo de robert burns pri ebrieco, elskotigis Reto ROSSETTI, ankaÅ­ kun la skota originalo. http://donh.best.vwh.net/Esperanto/Literaturo/Poezio/Tam_O_Shanter.html

Enkomputiligis Don HARLOW Tam O'Shanter de Robert BURNS elskotigis Reto ROSSETTI el Skota Antologio , pp. 201-207 Jen deklamo RealAudia TAM O' SHANTER: A TALE TAM O' SHANTER: RAKONTO

74. Accommodation Dumfries And Galloway, Robert Burns, Tourist Information Dumfries Accommodation facilities in the heart of robert burns country near Dumfries, SW Scotland http://www.wallamhill.co.uk

Gordon and Margaret Hood welcome you to Wallamhill House Bed and Breakfast. A charming country house tastefully furnished, with a warm, friendly welcoming atmosphere. We are non-smoking with safe and secure parking. Situated in peaceful countryside, Wallamhill House is only three miles from Dumfries town centre, it is the ideal place to relax, large well appointed bedrooms, breathtaking views from both front and rear, hearty breakfasts to set you up for whatever you choose to do. Walking (walk in the footsteps of Rabbie Burns along the River Nith, within 1 km), cycling (both road and forest trails), mountain bikers can choose both Ae and Mabie Forest (ten minutes away), touring with your car is one of the most popular activities, traffic free roads, little village pubs and coffee shops (Abbey Coffee and Crafts in New Abbey Village recently awarded the best in Scotland), small harbours around the solway estuary, exotic gardens, wonderful castles steeped in history, fresh air, big skies and friendly people, all adding to a wonderful experience, try us, you'll not be disappointed. The House Tariff Attractions Contact ... Web Presentations

75. Robert Burns Society Dumfries Scotland robert burns lived, worked and died in Dumfries Scotland. The burns robertburns lived, worked and died in Dumfries, Scotland. The burns http://www.burnshowffclub.org/index.asp

Robert Burns lived, worked and died in Dumfries, Scotland. The Burns Howff Club is a society celebrating his life, works and contribution to Scottish heritage. The Burns Howff Club was formed in the Globe Inn, Dumfries, south west Scotland in 1889, and meets on the 25th January each year to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns in 1759 with a "Burns Supper". The Club takes its name from a reference by Robert Burns to the Globe Inn being his favourite "Howff", an old Scottish term for a meeting place. The Howff Club has an extensive library of Burns works and the works of other Scottish poets and literary figures. Members are always pleased to welcome visitors to the Globe Inn and Dumfries, and it is always a particular pleasure to host Burns Suppers at The Globe Inn or at a venue of your choice. The objectives of this web site are to: Provide information about Robert Burns in Dumfries , and the

76. Welcome History of the Parish of New Cumnock Place-names, Wallace Bruce, The Covenanters, robert burns, Glenafton Athletic and Genealogy Page http://www.new-cumnock.co.uk

History of the Parish of New Cumnock by Robert Guthrie N EW C UMNOCK Welcome to the parish of New Cumnock in Ayrshire, Scotland Brief History History of New Cumnock The Place-Names of New Cumnock Discover the meanings of the names of the farms, hills and rivers of the parish of New Cumnock.The parish takes it name from the new church that was built on the site of Comenoc Castle, or the comunn ach 'the place of the confluence', where the Afton Water flows into the River Nith. New Cumnock and Timothy Pont Timothy Pont embarked on a remarkable journey to map his native Scotland in the late 16th century. His manuscript of Nithsdale survives which includes a depiction of Comenoc Castle. New Cumnock and the Covenanters New Cumnock like many parishes in south-west Scotland suffered greatly during the Covenanting period of found in the parish along with the Martyrs Moss said to be the place of martyrdom of Marion Cameron (sister of Richard Cameron - Lion of the Covenant) and her compratiot Margaret Dun.

77. Robert Burns 1759 - 1796, A Tribute To Scotland's National Bard. robert burns, burns Suppers, robert burns Portraits, burns in Glasgow, burns inEdinburgh, burns Essays, FAQ's on burns, a large site authorised by the G D http://www.robertburns.plus.com/

Robert Burns 1759 - 1796 A Tribute to Scotland's National Bard. from the Prolific Pen of Robert Burns All the facets of his genius. * Enter The World of Robert Burns * Full Index to this site on the next page News. Burns Museum handed over to East Ayrshire Council. A Tribute to Scotland's National Bard Number 169 Burns Federation You are visitor  to this web site Last Updated 4th March 2003 This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit here

78. Morrison Clan Information about Scotland, the Loch Ness Monster, robert burns, William Wallace, the origins of Tartans and general genealogy about the Clan. http://www.btinternet.com/~jim.morrison3/morrisonclan/

79. The Literary Gothic   |   Robert Burns burns, robert. 25 January civilization. Best known now as the author of Auld Lang Syne . Sites robert burns (The Poetry Archive). Brief http://www.litgothic.com/Authors/burns.html

Burns, Robert 25 January 1759 - 21 July 1796 Scotland's most revered poet, Burns was popular in his lifetime, in large part because the English literati regarded him as an example of the "natural poet," close to nature and uncorrupted by urban civilization. Best known now as the author of "Auld Lang Syne" Sites: Robert Burns (The Poetry Archive). Brief biographical note, a few Burns links, and an excellent selection of e-texts Burns Country Could a URL like "robertburns.org" lead you astray? Not very likely. The place to go for all things Burns, including a good selection of e-texts, w/ further links to many things Scots... Brief biographical note [Scottish Writers on the Internet, Andrew Crumey] biographical note [GaleGroup Publishing] Portrait [National Portrait Gallery, London] Etexts: "Tam O'Shanter" First publ. 1791 - at U Toronto - at The Poetry Archives - at Burns Country "Halloween" (12K) (Burns Country) Books: For "Tam O' Shanter" and much more, the Penguin classics edition of Burns is one of the best inexpensive volumes available:

80. Robert Burns Scotland : History, Quiz, Scottish Gift Ideas Favourite haunt of poet robert burns, the Globe is a popular pub crammed with burns heritage and has a range of imaginative Scottish gift ideas available online http://www.globeinndumfries.co.uk

Gin a body meet a body Coming through the grain Gin a body kiss a body The thing's a body's ain Etched on a bedroom window at the Globe by Robert Burns using a diamond ring. The inscription survives to this day. Are you a Robert Burns enthusiast or do you just need a drink to keep out the cold? Either way, here's a pub that's well worth the journey Established in 1610, The Globe Inn, Dumfries has long been associated with Robert Burns, Scotland's national poet. In 1796, Burns wrote: "... the Globe Tavern here, which these many years has been my Howff ...", and in 1819, the first of what was to become the annual tradition of Burns Suppers was held here at The Globe Inn in Dumfries, south west Scotland. At his howff (or haunt) his favourite seat still survives, and some of his poetry may still be seen inscribed by Robert Burns with a diamond on his bedroom windows. The Globe Inn is an important historic pub, steeped in the history of Robert Burns and Dumfries. Every corner is packed with fascinating memorabilia making The Globe a central part of any visit to Dumfries.

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