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1. Ah how all elements conspire with death

First Line:
Ah how all elements conspire with death
Last Line:
Can their excessive agonies abate
DMI number:
4372

2. Again the year returns the day

First Line:
Again the year returns the day
Last Line:
And praise like him deserve
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
17712

3. An old bold warrior lies within this clay

First Line:
An old bold warrior lies within this clay
Last Line:
In killing him they cut the nation's throat
Author:
Alexander Pennecuik (Confident)
DMI number:
28091

4. As did the Romans mourn that fatal day

First Line:
As did the Romans mourn that fatal day
Last Line:
Who likes his country and hates to be oppressed
DMI number:
4369

5. Art come sweet prince wilt once more deign to cheer

First Line:
Art come sweet prince wilt once more deign to cheer
Last Line:
And all but regicides thy praise resound
DMI number:
43166

6. As I walked along fair London town

First Line:
As I walked along fair London town
Last Line:
They have left all their friends to wear thyme and rue | Fa la la &c
DMI number:
11986

7. Aven and Douglas murmur both to Clyde

First Line:
Aven and Douglas murmur both to Clyde
Last Line:
Or Hamilton or Douglas to him claim
DMI number:
4370

8. Attend and I'll you a story that's new

First Line:
Attend and I'll you a story that's new
Last Line:
To traitors and villains confusion of face | Which nobody &c
DMI number:
11957

9. Attracted by the sapient monarch's fame

First Line:
Attracted by the sapient monarch's fame
Last Line:
She said and sadly silent dropped the lyre
Author:
John Home (Speculation)
DMI number:
33425

10. Bedoun the bents of Banquo brae

First Line:
Bedoun the bents of Banquo brae
Last Line:
That do to heaven aspyre
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
10888

11. Cain in disgrace with heaven retires to Nod

First Line:
Cain in disgrace with heaven retires to Nod
Last Line:
Not made him wander but confined him home
DMI number:
26702

12. But somewhat shal I say as suith I heird

First Line:
But somewhat shal I say as suith I heird
Last Line:
Looking to the Lennox as me leif thought
DMI number:
31982

13. Britannia's sons have reason to rejoice

First Line:
Britannia's sons have reason to rejoice
Last Line:
And crown Europa with a lasting peace
DMI number:
35463

14. Cleveland thy ashes sure will rise

First Line:
Cleveland thy ashes sure will rise
Last Line:
Beg bread of your presbytery
DMI number:
43051

15. Could Fergus raise his awful head

First Line:
Could Fergus raise his awful head
Last Line:
And do that injured country right
DMI number:
17708

16. Did Longshanks purchase with his conquering hand

First Line:
Did Longshanks purchase with his conquering hand
Last Line:
Should give away all that his father won
Author:
Michael Drayton (Absolute)
DMI number:
41919

17. During the reign of royal Robert

First Line:
During the reign of royal Robert
Last Line:
And so Sir Duke I do you greet
Author:
George Steel (Speculation) & David Steel (Speculation) & Forbes||William||of Disblair (Speculation)
DMI number:
4623

18. From a new modelled Jesuit in a Scotch bonnet

First Line:
From a new modelled Jesuit in a Scotch bonnet
Last Line:
And repenting with Colledge at last in a string | Libera nos
DMI number:
44327

19. From a new modelled Jesuit in a Scotch bonnet

First Line:
From a new modelled Jesuit in a Scotch bonnet
Last Line:
Deliver us good Lord let each true subject sing | Lib &c
DMI number:
43083

20. Four Scotchmen by the names of Adams

First Line:
Four Scotchmen by the names of Adams
Last Line:
But dip your oatmeal in the Clyde
DMI number:
39127

21. Frae Dunideir as I cam throuch

First Line:
Frae Dunideir as I cam throuch
Last Line:
The brim battil of the Harlaw
DMI number:
10857

22. Flushed with a double draught of double strong

First Line:
Flushed with a double draught of double strong
Last Line:
Saying I'll write thy epitaph on stone
Author:
Alexander Pennecuik (Confident)
DMI number:
28090

23. From Scottish mountains hid in clouds

First Line:
From Scottish mountains hid in clouds
Last Line:
Dropped only half the way
DMI number:
24790

24. Go best in all that's good we cannot bear

First Line:
Go best in all that's good we cannot bear
Last Line:
And all men sing vive le roi
DMI number:
43165

25. Hail happy Scotland bless the longed for day

First Line:
Hail happy Scotland bless the longed for day
Last Line:
They came they saw they conquered at the sight
DMI number:
22521

26. Grieved a scribbling friend to lose

First Line:
Grieved a scribbling friend to lose
Last Line:
What joys your fountains and your shades afford
DMI number:
35402

27. Hail native land where on the flowery banks

First Line:
Hail native land where on the flowery banks
Last Line:
Of dark december shook his humble cot
Author:
Michael Bruce (Speculation)
DMI number:
30172

28. Grahamius notabilis coegerat montanos

First Line:
Grahamius notabilis coegerat montanos
Last Line:
In cante & historia perpes est memoria
DMI number:
28187

29. Had Cain been Scot God would have changed his doom

First Line:
Had Cain been Scot God would have changed his doom
Last Line:
Not forced to wander but confined at home
Author:
John Cleveland (Absolute)
DMI number:
15842

30. Hail veteran in victory grey

First Line:
Hail veteran in victory grey
Last Line:
Mellow with age and in renown
DMI number:
17711

31. Haughty and fierce the caledonian stood

First Line:
Haughty and fierce the caledonian stood
Last Line:
He drank the poison and his spirit died
Author:
John Home (Speculation)
DMI number:
33433

32. He was a gentleman by Jesu that this gest made

First Line:
He was a gentleman by Jesu that this gest made
Last Line:
That hath hearkened me heare or heard my tale
DMI number:
37399

33. Here I lie Martin Elton-broad

First Line:
Here I lie Martin Elton-broad
Last Line:
And you were Martin Elton-broad
DMI number:
32457

34. Here lies Sir John the Grame baith wight and wise

First Line:
Here lies Sir John the Grame baith wight and wise
Last Line:
Nor was good Grame of truth and hardiment
DMI number:
4681

35. Here lies the gallant Grahame Wallace true Achates

First Line:
Here lies the gallant Grahame Wallace true Achates
Last Line:
Who cruellie was murthered by the English baties
DMI number:
4628

36. Here lies Lord Basil by his father's side

First Line:
Here lies Lord Basil by his father's side
Last Line:
And his dear Mistress Caledonia's hope
DMI number:
4368

37. How long shall fortune faile me nowe

First Line:
How long shall fortune faile me nowe
Last Line:
Who ever was a gallant wight
DMI number:
37282

38. How sweet are the banks upon Tweed

First Line:
How sweet are the banks upon Tweed
Last Line:
Since those may likewise laugh who win
DMI number:
38104

39. How providence and yet a Scottish crew

First Line:
How providence and yet a Scottish crew
Last Line:
Drops into Styx and turns a Scotland goose
Author:
John Cleveland (Absolute)
DMI number:
4454

40. In the days of great George a boy came from France

First Line:
In the days of great George a boy came from France
Last Line:
Made saints and dubbed knights of the three legged tree
DMI number:
11905

41. In Scotland once a king they had

First Line:
In Scotland once a king they had
Last Line:
The itch was to them given
DMI number:
31396

42. In borrows-town there was a fair

First Line:
In borrows-town there was a fair
Last Line:
Ye canna lay the wyte on me
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
15378

43. In January last on Munnonday at morn

First Line:
In January last on Munnonday at morn
Last Line:
But gif we like your company we are as kind as you
DMI number:
42532

44. In winter nights wha ever has seen

First Line:
In winter nights wha ever has seen
Last Line:
As blyth's a lark
Author:
Charles Keith (Absolute)
DMI number:
34795

45. Indians assert that wheresoever they roam

First Line:
Indians assert that wheresoever they roam
Last Line:
Not English bread would make a Scotchman fight
DMI number:
17089

46. Ingrateful England cursed to that degree

First Line:
Ingrateful England cursed to that degree
Last Line:
Till she return and thou art blessed again
DMI number:
4535

47. Inspired with your applause the daring muse

First Line:
Inspired with your applause the daring muse
Last Line:
And throws a blot over thy inglorious name
DMI number:
22534

48. Jove and Apollo was gangand be the way

First Line:
Jove and Apollo was gangand be the way
Last Line:
So lang as I may geir gett to steil will I nevir wirk
DMI number:
36574

49. Long have we had two kings I do assure you

First Line:
Long have we had two kings I do assure you
Last Line:
The d--l will pay the price and take them all to Hell
DMI number:
28283

50. Long have we have two kings I do assure ye

First Line:
Long have we have two kings I do assure ye
Last Line:
The d---l I will pay the price and take them all to hell
Author:
Alexander Pennecuik (Confident)
DMI number:
28180