F.

Fable,

Fr.end, on parting with,

G.

Kate gentle,

L.

Lines found in an old book,

written on a print represent-
ing a sleeping child,

M.

Maid of Clyde,

Married ladics, advice to,
Modern marriage delineated,
0.
Ode by Matthew Bramble,

for the 31st of Dec. 1791,
P.
Parting with a friend,
Picture too true,

Gentle Kate,

Gleanings of ancient poetry,68-107-219 Song by Thomson,

K.

218 Pride,

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177

Psdown hill,

177

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R.
Rondeaux, by Froissart,

S.

295

217

resolv'd said the poet of Cæ-
lia to sing,

Sonnet by Drummond of Hathorn-
den,

Sonnet de Don Pedro Calderon
T.

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146 The rose,

145 The snow drop,

67

The determination,

V.

Verses copied from a window,

Winter, an ode,

178
on the approach of,
179 Welcome to the sun,

TO THE READER.

TO THE BINDER.

252

in the vulgar Scottish dialect, 106
W.

245
178

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Portrait of the earl of Marr,
The rhinoceros,

Plan and elevation of a druid's temple in Aberdeenshire,

Map of the tropical regions,
Portrait of Jean Froissart,
Elevation of Dun-agglesag,
There are two signatures KK.

Place the chronicle before the index, at the end of the volume.
Place the contents immediately after the title page.

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107

ib.

A paragraph omitted in the debate on the CORN BILL, p. 335.
N.B. Some other debates of little importance took place re-
specting this bill, which finally passed in the House of Peers,
on the 8th of June.

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