Pub Mar80s by Vernor & Hood, Pulay, J. Stover, & J. Greig, Chapel St.Pent ROBTBURNS & NANSE TINNOCK the HOSTESS at MAUCHLINE.

Fell yon quid bluid o auld Boconnocks.

I'll be his debt twa mashlum bonnocks.

An drink his health in auld Janse Tinnocks.

Aine times a week.
Vide Eamest cry & pray

VIEWS

IN

NORTH BRITAIN, Illustrative

OF THE WORKS OF

Robert Burns

VIEWS IN NORTH BRITAIN,

ILLUSTRATIVE

OF THE

WORKS

OF

ROBERT BURNS.

ACCOMPANIED WITH

Descriptions,

AND A SKETCH OF THE POET'S LIFE.

BY JAMES STORER AND JOHN GREIG.

Rear high thy bleak majestic hills,
Thy shelter'd valleys proudly spread;

And Scotia, pour thy thousand rills,

And wave thy heaths with blossoms red:

But never more shall poet tread

Thy airy heights, thy woodland reign,

Since he, the sweetest bard, is dead,

That ever breath'd the soothing strain.

LONDON:

Printed by J. Swan, 76, Fleet Street,

AND PUBLISHED BY Vernor and hood, POULTRY;
JAMES STORER and John Greig, engravers,
CHAPEL STREET, PENTONVILLE.

1805.