New song on the proposed Burns statue in Dundee.
Steell, John,Sir,1804-1891.
Nasmyth, Alexander,1758-1840.
[Scotland? : s.n.,
1879?]
Dated from internal evidence - The statue was unveiled in Dundee in 1880 and was a copy of that commissioned by the city of New York and unveiled only weeks before. The commission was completed by Sir John Robert Steell (1804-91), who based his casting on Alexander Nasmyth's (1758-1840) portrait of 1787.
New song on the proposed Burns statue in Dundee - first lines read: Come gather round me brither Scots and listen unto me, / A movement now it is afloat, an honour to Dundee.
The woeful marriage - first lines read: On Monday night I married a wife, / I thought we'd live happy life.
In two columns with an illustration above each.
Two ballads.
Burns, Robert, 1759-1796
Ballads, English