...relating to the REBELLIONS in 1715 and 1745 ; and including many Letters from the unfortunate LORD LOVAT, and other distinguished Persons of the time....quarto ; and illustrated by Engravings of a Portrait of die Lord President, of Roubiliac's celebrated Monument to his memory, and of Fac-similes of the most...

...To which will be prefixed, an Introduction, including Memoirs of the Kight Honourable DUNCAN FORBEJ, Lord President of the Court of Session in Scotland....of facsimiles of the most interesting Signatures, . .By T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. XIT. FALCONER'S UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY OF THE MARINE.— Improved...

...but sit,' to the tune of Guilderoy. The tender and pathetic stanzas in the Museum were composed by the Right Honourable Duncan Forbes, Lord President of the Court of Session in Scotland, about the year 1710. They were addressed to Miss Mary Rose, the elegant and accomplished daughter of...

...to the tune of Guilderuy. The tender and pathetic stanzas in the Museum were computed by the H ¡glu Honourable Duncan Forbes, Lord President of the Court of Session in Scotland, about the year 1710. They were addressed to Miss Mnry Rose, the elegant and accomplished daughter of...

...the work itself is sufficient testimony. Museum has a place. The song, Ah ! Chloris, was composed by the Right Honourable Duncan Forbes, Lord President of the Court of Session, about 1710. A number of the ballads published in the Reliques are of dubious origin, being common to...

...written by the Honourable Sir Charles Sidley," 4to. 1668. This Song is commonly printed an lie production of " the Right Honourable Duncan Forbes, Lord President of the Court of Session, and composed in 1710." See Mcthervrell's Ancient Minstrelsy, p. 65 ; and another Editor adds "iMftese...

...written by the Honourable Sir Charles Sidley," 4to, 1668 This song is commonly printed as the production jM mnY na~ } % ̮ wǪ N OK%NL p " and Is said to have been composed in 171". See Motherwell's Ancient Minstrelsy, p. 65 ; and another...

...nowhere in any of the six volumes of the Museum has a place. The song Ah ! Chloris was composed by the Right Honourable Duncan Forbes, Lord President of the Court of Session, about 1710. the history of Early English poetry, — a walk till then, comparatively speaking, unexplored,...

...work itself is sufficient testimony. ' Museum has a place. The song, Ah I Chloris, was composed by the Right Honourable Duncan Forbes, Lord President of the Court of Session, about 1710. A number of the ballads published in the Reliques are of dubious origin, being common to...

...but sit,' to the tune of Guilderoy. The tender and pathetic stanzas in the Museum were composed by the Right Honourable Duncan Forbes, Lord President of the Court of Session in Scotland, about the year 1710. They were addressed to Miss Mary Hose, the elegant and accomplished daughter of...