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THE LIBRARY
OF
THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA
LOS ANGELES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
of Works relating to, or published in, Hawick ;
with an Appendix containing a List of
Hawick Newspapers, Local Maps, and
Music
BY
JAMES SINTON
HAWICK
VAIR & McNAIRN, "NEWS" OFFICE
1908
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
of Works relating to, or published in, Hawick; with an
Appendix containing a List of Hawick Newspapers, Local
flaps, and flusic. By James Sinton, Edinburgh.
When printing was first introduced into
Hawick, in or about the year 1781, the town
was a very primitive place of about 2800
inhabitants. Beautifully situated at the con-
fluence of the Slitrig and Teviot, and surrounded
on every side by majestic hills, it presented a
strikingly picturesque appearance. The old
Tower of the Barons of Drumlanrig, with the
Parish Church of St Mary's situated on a
prominent eminence, and the Moathill near by,
all conspicuous landmarks, would give a char-
acteristic appearance to the town, which then
consisted of quaint but strongly-built houses.
The majority of these were thatched, and thus
lent an old-world aspect to the place. Its
distinctive feature is its picturesque situation
among the hills, and on the banks of the sylvan
Teviot. Sir Walter Scott's beautiful lines in
the "Lay of the Last Minstrel," written as
they were when the river was not yet polluted
with the residua from the numerous factories,
not inaptly applied to it a century ago :
" Sweet Teviot ! on thy silver tide
The glaring bale-fires blaze no more ;
No longer steel-clad warriors ride
Along thy wild and willow'd shore ;
Where'er thou wind'st, by dale or hill.
All, all is peaceful, all is still,
As if thy waves, since Time was born,
Since first they roll'd upon the Tweed,
Had only heard the shepherd's reed,
Nor started at the bugle-horn."
Its first printer was George Caw, of whom
few notices are extant, and regarding whom the
historians of Hawick are strangely silent. In
his " Annals of Hawick" James Wilson merely
mentions that " in this (1782) or the preceding
year a printing-press was introduced by Mr
George Caw. One of its earliest productions
was ' The Poetical Museum,' containing,
amongst others, Eskdale, a poem by the late
Thomas Telford, engineer, published in 1784."
In making some researches for fuller informa-
tion regarding this printer, my attention was
directed to the fact that in a list of subscribers'
names appended to the second volume of
" Sermons on Various Important Subjects," by
the Rev. John Young, minister of Hawick,
which was printed in Edinburgh in 1780, there
appears the name, " George Caw, printer,
Edinburgh. " If this was the same printer, it
would not only seem that he already had some
connection with this place, but also that he had
established a press in Edinburgh previous to
the one in Hawick. Probably on account of
competition in the capital, he thought he would
better his position by removing to Hawick. But
evidently he did not meet with the success he
anticipated, for it appears that about the end
of the eighteenth century he transferred his
printing outfit back to Edinburgh, where he
remained in business, I believe, until 1822. In
confirmation of this I find that " George Caw,
printer, Liberton Wynd," appears in the
Edinburgh Directory for 1805-6 (the earliest I
could procure) ; and this entry is continued
down to 1821, after which it appears in the year
1822-3 as "Caw & Elder, Lyon Close, High
Street." After this it drops out altogether, the
latest date being presumably the year of his
death.
The first book bearing Caw's imprint of which
I have any record was published in Hawick in
1783, and is entitled " The True State of the
unhappy controversy about the Burgess Oath,
being a discourse delivered before the Associate
Presbytery of Earlston, at Kelso, the 8th day of
October 1782, etc., by John Young. Hawick:
printed by George Caw. Sold by the Author,
and at the printing oflBce, East End of the
town. M,Dcc,Lxxxiii." 12mo, pp. iv., 60.
This was followed in 1784 by "A display of
genuine Christianity, and Christian love, &c.
By the late Reverend James Hervey, A.M.
Hawick : Printed and sold by Geo. Caw. Sold
also by Messrs James Ekron, Hawick ; C. Elliot,
Edinburgh, &c. m,dcc,lxxxiv." 12mo, pp. iv.,
156. A copy of this little volume which lies
before me has the following quaint inscription
in the autograph of one of the Hawick pub-
lishers of the work : —
" When this you see,
Remember me,
James Ekron."
In the same year Caw's " Poetical Museum"
appeared, which was one of the better known of
the early Hawick-printed books. Many of the
Border ballads — afterwards utilised by Sir
Walter Scott in the "Minstrelsy of the
Scottish Border" — were first published in this
collection, which was a highly creditable pro-
duction for Hawick at that period. Of two
copies which I have recently examined, one has
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a TigDette frontispiece entitled •'Nancy of the
Dale," while the other has a copperplate engrav-
ing of a different subject, but bears no title.
Others seem to have been issued without any
embellishment of this nature, but the point of
special bibliographical interest is the suppression
in some copies of an epigram entitled " Modern
Chastity" (p. 380) and the substitution of
" Acrostic by a young girl in Hawick." The
last book from Caw's Hawick press which I have
been able to trace was the Rev. Thomas Boston's
" View of the Covenant of Grace," published in
1788. It can only be a matter of conjecture,
but it is more than likely that shortly after this
period he gave up business in Hawick and
removed his printing material to Edinburgh. I
have no evidence that he carried on business in
Hawick and Edinburgh contemporaneously.
Another printer, who flourished nearly two
decades later, was Kobert Armstrong. He
was a lineal descendant of the celebrated
Johnnie Armstrong of Gilnockie, and grandson
of the Rev. Robert Riccalton, minister of
Hobkirk. He was first apprenticed to Dr James
Wilson, a surgeon in Hawick. When a young
man he worked at Kelso in the office of
the "British Chronicle," conducted by Mr
Palmer ; but subsequently he commenced busi-
ness in Hawick on his own account as printer
and bookseller. In 1809 he became postmaster
in succession to Miss Inglis, which appoint-
ment he held in conjunction with his printing
business till his death, on 7th July 1852, at the
age of eighty-three. His publications, forty-
four of which are recorded in my list, extend
over a period of fifty years. The first in order
issued from his press, so far as I have been
able to learn, was one of the poetical works of
James Ruickbie, entitled ' ' An Elegy on the
death of Whisky," a small pamphlet of 8 pp.
published in 1801. In 1811 he edited and
published a fine collection of songs under the
title of " Banquet of Euphrosyne," which met
with a very favourable reception. Though
undoubtedly a good anthology of Scottish and
English songs, it has one grave defect,
especially for a collection emanating from a
Hawick press — it does not contain a single
piece by Dr John Leyden, the poet of Teviot-
dale. Truly, " a prophet is not without honour,
save in his own country."
The literature that has gathered round the
ancient custom of riding the marches is very
considerable, and many editions of the songs
sung on that important occasion have appeared
from time to time. " Flodden Field," the most
popular of these, written by James Hogg,
demands special notice on account of the
extreme rarity of the early editions of that poem.
Of the first edition, indeed, there is no copy
known to be in existence ; and of the second,
only one, so far as I am aware, has been
preserved. It is in the possession of Mr W. S.
Nichol, Wilton Burn, and is entitled, " Flodden
Field, a Poem," printed by Robert Armstrong
in 1824. It is in the form of a pamphlet of 12
pp., and is dedicated to the Magistrates and
Town Council of Hawick. In his preface Hogg
says : " The following poem, which was once
before published, and which in its present form
has undergone several correetions and amend-
ments, I take the liberty of dedicating to you,
as the constituted authorities of my native
town, under the hope that, should you discover
in it any merit, you will extend to it your
public support and patronage. The piece com-
prises the battle of Flodden, that proved so
disastrous to Caledonia ; together with a short
sketch of a heroic attack made by the youth of
Hawick, by night upon the English, in which
the latter lost their standard and were com-
pletely routed. Mustered as you are so soon to
be under the banner of your Cornet, may the
song of an obscure bard gi ^e interest to that
occasion ! may it inspire you with the belief
that, from times of even seeming barbarity, we
have derived not merely the early principles of
our patriotism, but many other important
advantages! and, when it recalls to your minds
the warlike achievements of your ancestors,
may it tend to foster in your breasts not only
the love of your country, but an ardent zeal for
the protection of your native rights and
privileges." There is another very rare edition,
probably the third, in the possession of Mr
Adam Laing, Burgh Chamberlain, entitled
" Flodden Field and the Colour ; or, Hawick
Common-Riding," printed by R. Armstrong in
1829, 6 pp., but it does not bear the author's
name. There is attached to this copy an old
MS. of the original air of " Teribus," as played
by Walter Ballantyne, town piper, in 1777.
Another early edition was printed in Edinburgh
in 183G by John Elder, High Street, and sold
by Walter Elder, bookbinder, Hawick, and con-
taining a list of the Cornets from 1719 to 1835.
During the past few years the Hawick
publishing trade has reached the height of its
vigour, and its activity still continues. The
most successful, pretentious, and widely-known
of the productions in recent times are Mrs
Oliver of Thorn wood's " Upper Teviotdale and
the Scotts of Buccleuch," Messrs Craig and
Laing's "The Hawick Tradition of 1514," and
Mr Winning's edition of Captain Walter Scot's
" True History of the name of Scot." To the
well-known and old-established firm of Messrs
W. & J. Kennedy the increase and vitality of
the Hawick publishing trade owe much ; and
it is safe to say that its capability of expansion
is by no means yet exhausted.
To collect and arrange all the titles of the
various books, pamphlets, and articles relating
to, or published in, Hawick, has been a work of
great labour, and it has occupied my leisure
time extending over a very considerable period.
I have, however, been greatly assisted and
encouraged by my friends, Mr J. J. Vernon,
Mr Adam Laing, Mr John W. Kennedy, and
Mr W. E. Wilson ; and I take this opportunity
of acknowledging my indebtedness to them. I
have also been much indebted to Mr J. Young
of the " Hawick Advertiser," who has furnished
me with a considerable number of the entries in
my list; and to Mr Adam Grant I wish to
convey my thanks for assisting me with the
compilation of the list of local music. I am
further obliged to Mr George Watson of Oxford
for kindly undertaking the revision of this
paper when passing through the press. Lastly,
I have to thank Mr John Orr, Edinburgh, who
has not only furnished me with many of the
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entries in my list, but has allowed me free use
of some of the rarer volumes in his library,
which contains one of the finest collections of
Hawick-printed books extant.
Ainsworth, Bernard. Teviotside Legends and
Stories. 18mo. Hawick. N.D.
Aitken, K. D. Hi-I-Obby; or, Hi-wo-Bobby.
8vo. Jedburgh. N.D.
Contains frequent references to Hawick, where
the " character" lived.
Alison. James P. The Hermitage Chapel.
Historical Notes and Report on Excavations
at the Chapel of St Mary at Hermitage in
Liddesdale. 8vo. Hawick, 1901.
Allan, Rev. W. G., B.D. The Monks of
Melrose : Lectures on Early Border Church
History. Sm. 4to. Hawick, 1892.
Annual Register (The), or a view of the History,
Politics, and Literature, for the year 1767.
3rd Edition. 8vo. Lond., 1779.
Great Hawick Flood of 1767, p. 116.
Antiquary (The). A Magazine Devoted to the
Study of the Past. No. 50, Vol. IX.
Lond., 1884.
Teribus ye Teri Odin. By Karl Blind.
Pp. 63-72.
Arkle, Rev. James. Sermon Preached in the
Church of Hawick, Dec. 5, 1805, a Day
appointed for National Thanksgiving for
the glorious Victories obtained by our
Fleets over those of the combined foe. 8vo.
Hawick, 1806.
Armstrong, John, M.D. The Art of Preserving
Health : A Poem, in Four Books. First
published in the year 1744. To which is
prefixed, a short Account of the Author.
8vo. Hawick, 1811.
Armstrong, John, of Gilnockie, 1530. Sm. 4to.
Hawick, 1897.
Armstrong, Robert. The Banquet of Euphro-
syne : A Selection of the most esteemed
Songs, Scotch and English. 8vo. Hawick,
1811.
— A New Edition. 8vo. Hawick, 1816.
Auld Brig, Competing and other Poems on the.
8vo. Hawick, 1851.
^' Auld Brig" of Hawick, Lines on the Removal
of the. By C. E. S. P. (Broadside).
Hawick, 1851.
Barrie, James. Historical Sketch of the
Hawick Golf Club. 8vo. Hawick, 1898.
Bartholomew, John, F.R.G.S. Gazetteer of
the British Isles. Edin., 1887.
Hawick, p. 362,
Baxter, Richard. Compassionate Counsel to
Young Men. Edited by Rev. Samuel
Charters, D.D. 8vo. Hawick, 1810.
Berwickshire Naturalists' Club, History of the.
8vo. Berwick-on-Tweed, London, and
Alnwick, 1831-1903.
Branxholme, Historical Notes relating to.
By William Eliott Lockhart of Borthwick-
brae. Vol. XI. pp. 421-466.
Cessation of the Flow of the River Teviot,
27th Nov., 1838, Notice regarding the. By
Dr Douglas, Kelso. Vol. I. pp. 184-188.
Cessation of the Flow of the River Teviot,
Note on Dr Douglas's Paper on the. By
T. R. Vol. I. p. 201.
Berwickshire Naturalists' Club, History of the
— Continued.
Chapel of St Cuthbert's (The) on the
Slitterick and Chapel Cross, Roxburgh-
shire. By Walter Deans. Vol. XIV.
pp. 143-145.
Communion Tokens of the South-Eastem
Border of Scotland. By Rev. David Paul,
LL.D., Edinburgh. (Hawick and Wilton.)
Vol. XVI. p. 118.
Denholm and its Vicinity. By Sir Walter
Elliot, K. C.S.I. , of Wolfelee. Vol. V.
pp. 307-325.
Denholm, Natural History of. By J. A. H,
Murray, F.E.LS. Vol. V. pp. 326-330.
Elliot, Sir Walter, of Wolfelee, Memoir of.
By Hugh F. C. Cleghorn, M.D., LL.D.,
&c., of Strathvithie, St Andrews. Vol.
XIV. pp. 358-365.
Harden and the Harden Relics, Notes on.
By J. G. Winning. Vol. XI. pp. 484-486.
Hawick and its Neighbourhood, On.
Geology of the Hawick District. By Pro-
fessor James Elliot, Goldielands. Vol. VII.
pp. 71-74. Antiquities of the Prehistoric
Period of the Hawick District. By James
Brydon, M.D. Pp. 74-78. Antiquities of
the Historic Period. By Mr Robert
Murray. Pp. 78-81. Trade and Manufac-
tures of Hawick. By Mr David Watson,
P. 81.
Hawick and Wauchope. By Mrs M. G.
Craig, Hawick. Vol. XIV. pp. 9-18.
Hawick for Cavers and Denholm, Berwick-
shire Naturalists' Club Meeting at.
Vol. XVI. pp. 62-67.
Hawick for the Slitrig and Robert's Linn,
Berwickshire Naturalists' Club Meeting at.
Vol. XIII. pp. 61-72.
Hawick, Meeting of Berwickshire Naturalists'
Club at. Vol. VII. pp. 12-15.
Hawick, Meeting of Berwickshire Naturalists'
Club at. Vol. XL pp. 330, 386-398.
Lepidoptera of the Hawick District. By
William Grant Guthrie. Vol. XV.
pp. 332-345 ; Vol. XVI. p. 101.
List of the Rarer Birds seen or captured in
the Hawick and neighbouring Districts,
mostly in 1875. By Sir Walter Elliot,
K.C.S.L, L.L.S., &c. Vol. VII. pp.
524, 525.
Rattling, Roaring Willie. By the Late Sir
Walter Elliot of Wolfelee. With additional
Notes by W. Eliott Lockhart, Esq. Vol.
XI. pp. 467-483.
Border Bardesses, The Sisterhood of. Re-
printed from the Columns of the " Hawick
Express." 24mo. Hawick. N.D.
Border Constituencies (The) Unionist Almanac,
1895. 8vo. Edin,, 1895.
Border Counties Magazine, The. Vol. II. 8vo.
Galashiels, 1881.
Robert Wilson, the Historian of Hawick.
By R. Murray. Pp. 73-77.
Border Magazine, The. An Illustrated
Monthly. 4to. Glasgow and Edin., 1896-
1908.
Border Tower, A. [Hawick]. By J. R. P.
Vol. IX. pp. 32-35.
Curious Border Marriage Custom, A. By
John G. Galbraith. Vol. VII. pp. 177-178.
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Border Magazine : The — Continued.
Dead Bell, The. An old Scottish Custom.
By George Watson. Vol. IX. pp. 72-73.
Diacovery of an Ancient Ciat, near Hawick.
Vol. I. p. 20;>.
Edgar's Hawick Guide. Vol. VIII. p. 117.
Golf in Hawick. Vol. III. pp. 216-219.
Great Hawick Flood, The [1846], Vol.
II. pp. 185-188.
Hawick, A Legend of. By Elizabeth M.
M'lnnes. Vol. XII. p. G9.
Hawick Arclifcological Society's Jubilee.
Vol XI. pp. 199-200.
Hawick Archajological Society's Transac-
tions. Vol. VIII. p. G9; Vol. IX. p. 49;
Vol. XII. p. 134 ; Vol. XIII. p. 58.
Hawick as a Tourist Resort. Vol. V. pp.
153-155.
Hawick Characters. Vol VI. pp. 19G-197.
Hawick Common-Riding Songs. Vol. VIII.
p. 109.
Hawick Gathering-Cry, The. By Morris
Clyde. Vol. II. p. 173.
Hawick Gill, The. By G. Watson. Vol.
XII. pp. 157-188.
Hawick Gill and the Tappit Hen, The. By
A. G. S. Vol. XII. pp. 167-168.
Hawick Hailstorm, The. Vol. VI. pp.
194-196.
Hawick in its Infancy. Vol. IX. p. 69.
Hawick 120 Years Ago. Vol. IV. p. 179,
Hawick Tradition of 1514, The. By W. E.
Wilson. Vol. III. pp. 138-140.
Hawick Volunteers, The. Vol. VII. pp.
205-206.
History of Hawick. By D. S. Vol. VI.
pp. 165-166.
History of Hawick from 1832. Vol. VII.
pp. 198-199.
Horns Hole (1514). By "Teekay." Vol.
III. pp. 88, 89.
"Horns Pool," or "Hornshole." By G.
Watson. Vol XI. pp. 207-209.
Kershaw, John, Hawick. A Character
Sketch. By James Waugh, Jedburgh,
Vol. III. pp. 99, 100.
Laidlaw, Councillor T. H., J. P., Hawick.
By Wm. Sanderson. Vol. VI. pp. 101-
104.
Laing, John T., Esq., of Linden Park,
Hawick. By an Edinburgh Borderer.
Vol. II. pp. 81-84.
Macnee, George Eraser. — In Memoriam.
By W. E. Wilson. Vol. X. pp. 61-63.
" Magenta Robbie," An Amusing Border
Character. By J. G. G. Vol. XI. pp.
67-68.
More Hawick Characters. Vol VIII, pp.
138-140.
Murray, Dr J. A. H. Editor of The New
English Dictionary. Vol. III. pp. 181-183.
Murray, The Late Mr Robert. Vol. VI.
pp. 161-164.
Noted Hawick Magistrate, A. [Bailie
Hardie.] Vol. VII. pp. 116-117.
Old Hawick Tradition (The), on which the
annual celebration of the Common-Riding
is now principally based. 1514. By
R. S. C. Vol. IL p. 209.
Oliver, The Late Mr James, Thomwood.
Vol. X. p. 175.
Border Magazine: The — Continued.
Parish and Kirk of Hawick, The. By W,
E. Wilson. Vol. V. pp. 207-208.
Puir Auld Hawick. By "Teekay." Vol.
I. p. 89.
Sonnet — To Hawick. By J. C. Goodfellow.
Vol. IX. p. 227.
Story of "Up wi' the Banner," The. By
John G. Galbraith. Vol. III. pp. 136-137.
Teviotdale. By "Teekay." Vol. II. p.
109.
Teviotdale Guizards, The. By the Late R.
Murray, Hawick. Vol. VIII. pp. 219-220.
Thomson, James, the Hawick Poet. By
James Edgar. Vol. IV. pp. 133-136.
Under the Shadow of the Moat. By
"Teekay." Vol. L p. 208.
Walk from Moffat to Hawick, A. Vol.
XII. pp. 159-160.
Watson, The Late Mr David M'Bumie.
Vol. VII. p. 215.
Where Slitrig and Teviot Meet. By
" Teekay." Vol VI. p. 16.
Border Rhymes. By Free Lance, Lilliesleaf.
Svo. Hawick, 1899.
Boston, Rev. Thomas. A View of the Covenant
of Grace from the Sacred Records. Svo.
Hawick, 1787.
[Botfleld, Beriah]. Journal of a Tour through
the Highlands of Scotland during the
Summer of 1829. (Privately Printed.)
Norton Hall, 1830.
Hawick, p. fy.
Bowles, Fred. G. New Songs ; An Anthology
of Contemporary Verse. Svo. Loud.,
1907.
Contains Verses hy R. S. Ci-aicj, M.A.,.
LL.B., on Hawick and Border themes.
Brewster, David, LL.B. The Edinburgh
Encyclopajdia. Vol. X. 4to. Edin., 1830.
Hawick, pp. 6G1-GG2.
Brown, Thomas, M.A., Hawick. St Mary'*
Loch. A Poem. 24mo. Hawick, 1889.
The Battle of Ancrum Moor. 24mo.
Hawick, 1889.
Bruce, Michael. Sir James the Rose. ISmo.
Hawick, 1885.
Brydon, James, M.D., F.S.A.S. Account of
the Examination of a Sepulchral Cairn at
Shaws, Selkirkshire, &c. 4to. Hawick,
1869.
Brydone, James. Guide to Melrose, Abbots-
ford, Selkirk, Hawick, Berwick, &c.
12mo. Edinburgh. [1858.]
Buccleuch Memorial, Hawick, Description of
the. Svo. N.P., N.D.
Burritt, Elihu. A Walk from London to John
O'Groat's, with notes by the way. Svo.
Lond., 1864.
Hawick, pp. 27S-2S0.
Caledonian Songster, The. Songs, selected
chiefly from Burns, Macneill, and Ramsay.
To which are added, a few English Songs.
18mo. Hawick, 1805.
Campbell, Alex. Journal of a Tour in the
Scottish Border in 1816, with a brief sketch
of the Author's Life. By James Sinton.
4to. Hawick, 1904.
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Carlyle, Rev. Dr Alex, of luveresL; Auto-
biography of the, containing Memorials of
the Men and Events of His Time. 8vo.
Edin. 1860.
Hawick, pp. IfiG-IflS.
Carre, Walter Riddtll. Border Memories ; or,
Sketches of prominent Men and Women of
the Border. 8vo. Edin. 1876.
Contains many references to ILnclch notables.
Case of Mr Scott and the Kirk-Session of
Hawick. 18mo. Ilawick. N.D.
Catalogue of Antiquities, Paintings, Sculpture,
&c., on Exhibition in connection with
Hawick Archajological Society. March
1866. 8vo. Hawick, 1866.
Catalogue of the Exhibition of Paintings in the
Subscription Rooms, Hawick, for the
benefit of the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh.
May 5, 1851, 8vo. Hawick, 1851.
Catalogue of the Hawick Eine Art Association
Exhibition, 1883. sm. 4to. Hawick. N.D.
Do., 1884-5. sm. 4to. Hawick. N.D.
Catalogue of the Pubrc Library of Hawick,
1792. 8vo. Edin. N.D.
Cathels, Rev. David, M.A. Ourselves and
Our Times. A sermon preached to the
Young Men's Guilds of Hawick and Wilton
Parish Churches. Svo. Hawick, 1887.
Christian Manhood, A Sermon to the
Hawick Volunteers. 8vo. Hawick, 1889.
Landmarks ; a Common - Riding Sermon
Preached in Hawick Parish Church on 9th
June, 1895. 8vo. Hawick, 1895.
" Honour the King": A sermon Preached in
Hawick Parish Church, 20th June 1897.
Svo. Hawick, 1897.
The Reformation and John Knox. Svo.
Hawick, 1905.
Cathrae, Thomas. History of the Teviotdale
Farmers' Club. 12mo. Hawick.
Scott Centenary at Branxholme, Hawick,
12th August, 1871. 8vo. Hawick, 1871.
Resume of the Discussions of the Teviotdale
Farmers' Club, 1859-1874. Svo. Hawick.
N.D.
Caw, George. The Poetical Museum : contain-
ing Songs and Poems on almost every
Subject, mostly from Periodical Publica-
tions. 12mo. Hawick, 1784.
Chambers's EncyclopajJia. vol.5. EJin.,1906.
Uairick, p. 590.
Chambers, Robert. The Picture of Scotland.
Vol. L Svo. Edin., 1S27.
Hawick, pp. 95-100.
Charters, Rev. Samuel, D.D. A Sermon on
Intercession, and on Instruction concerning
Oaths. Svo. Hawick, 1785. 2nd Edition,
same year ; 3rd Edition, 1786.
A Sermon on Alms, Preached in the Old
Church of Edinburgh, 1st June, 1788. Svo.
Edin. 1788 ; 3rd Edition, 1795.
Sermons and Meditations Suited to the
Lord's Supper. Svo. Hawick, 1807.
Sermons. A New Edition. Svo. Hawick,
1807.
Sermons. 2 Vols Svo. Hawick, 1809.
An Historical Sermon on the Revolution,
1688. 8vo. Hawick, 1812.
Sermon on Backsliding. 12mo. Hawick,
1S12.
Charters, Rev. Samuel, D.D. — Continued.
Sermon on the Duty of Making a Testaraentc
to which is added, the Form of a Testa"
ment, with Directions for making it valid,
according to the Law of Scotland ; by
Thomas Usher, Notary Public. Svo.
Hawick, 1812.
[ ] An Essay on Bashfulness. Svo.
Hawick, 1815.
Sermons. A New Edition. 2 vols. Svo.
Edin., 1816.
A Sermon on Devout Retirement. Svo.
Hawick, 1825.
Christison, David, ^[.D. Prehistoric Forts of
Scotland, Particularly in the Border
Counties. Svo. Hawick, 1896.
Chronicles of Gripfast, King of Nibbledom,
The first Book of the. In five chapters.
12mo. N.P., N.D.
Clerical Despotism and Synod of Justice, or.
True State of the Case between the Rev.
J. A. Wallace, Free Church, Hawick, and
David D. Scott, Esq., Briery -yards, &c.
12mo. Jedburgh, 1856.
Congregational Church, Hawick, Hand Book of
the. Svo. Hawick, 1889.
Congregationalism in the Border District,
1798-1898, &c. Svo. Hawick, 1898.
Cooke, George, Alexander. A General
Description of Scotland. Vol. I. 18m(x
Lond. N.D.
Hawick, pp. 137-138.
Cooper, Rev. James, D.D. Peace in thy Borders:
A sermon preached in Wilton Parish
Church, Hawick, on 30th September, 1900.
Svo. Hawick, 1900.
Craig, Mrs. Enclosures : with Special
Reference to a Border Survival. Svo.
Hawick, 1896.
Craig, R.S., Advocate, and Adam Laing, Burgh
Chamberlain. The Hawick Tradition of
1514 : The Town's Common, Flag, and
Seal. An Inquiry into some of the more
interesting and peculiar features of Old
Hawick History. 4to. Hawick, 1898.
Craig, R. S. In Borderland : Border and Other
Verses. Svo. Hawick, 1899.
[ ] Teribus: The Ballad of Hornshole and
the Fight of 1514. Adapted to the Ancient
Air. 4to. Hawick. N.D.
Crawford, Rev. Wm., Wilton. Dying Thoughts.
In Three Parts. A New Edition. Svo.
Hawick, 1814,
Crockett, Rev. W. S., Tweedsmuir. The Scott
Country. Svo. Lond., 1902
" Hawick among the Hills." pp IIS-I4I.
Dalgleisli, James. The Rich and the Poor. A
sermon for the people. By a Layman. Svo.
Hawick. N. D.
David.son, Rev. George, M.A. On the way to
Adelaide : A Series of Letters. Svo.
Hawick. N.D.
Davis, William. Textbook of Hosiery. Svo.
Hawick, 1908.
Dawson, James Hooper. An Abridged
Statistical History of Scotland, &c. Svo.
Edin., 1853.
Parish and Toicn of Hawick, pp. 91S-924.
Dick, David, Stockingmaker in Hawick. An
Explanation of the Revelation of St
John the Divine. 8vo. Edin., 1799.
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Directions for Reading the Bible, &c. Edited
by the Ministers of Wilton and Hawick, for
the use of their paribhioners. 12mo.
Hawick. N.D.
Dixon, H. H. Field and Fern, or Scottish
Flocks and Herds. (South.) 8vo. Lond.,
1865.
Coldstream to Ilaicicl:, jip. 1G7-201.
Dodsley, Robert. The Economy of Human
Life. To which is prefixed a short Account
of the Author's Life and Writings. 12mo.
Hawick, 1814.
Douglas, Miss. The Auld Brig o' Slittrick ;
Last Address to the Magistrates, Town
Council, and Inhabitants of Hawick. Svo.
Hawick, 18.'>1 ; 2nd edition, 1902.
Douglas, Sir George, Bart. A History of the
Border Counties (Roxburph, Selkirk, and
Peebles). Svo. Edin., 1899.
llatcich,pp. 202, 253, 25/f, 297, 315, 395, 420.
[Dumbreck, Miss Kate.] A Seasonable
Bouquet. Songs and Verses for Little
Singers at Teviotside. IBmo. Hawick.
N.D.
Duncan, Rev. James. Letter to Members of
the Church, and Inhabitants of the Parish,
of Teviothead. By their late Pastor. Svo.
Hawick. 1853.
Edgar's Hawick Guide, Directory, and Year
Book, 1903. Svo. Hawick. (Fuh/ished
annually).
Edgar, Janies. History of Hawick Common-
Riding. Svo. Hawick, 1886.
Elliot, James, Schoolmast(n-, Wilton. Scrip-
ture Catechism. 3rd edition. Svo.
Hawick, 1803.
Elliot, Nenion. Teinds as existing in Scotland.
8vo. Hawick, 1874.
Teind System of Scotland. 4to. Hawick,
1874.
Teiod Law Reform. 4to. Hawick, 1884.
The Birns of Chapelhill. ISmo. Hawick,
1892.
Elliot of Binks, Genealogy of, Descended of
Redheugh, FalniKh and Arkleton, Meikle-
dale, Thorlieshope, and Binks. (Only 25
copies printed for private circulation). 4to.
Edin., 1906.
Elliot, Sir Walter, of Wolfelee. Rattling,
Roaring Willie ; with additional notes by
William Eliott Lockhart, Esq. Svo.
Alnwick, 1886.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, The. 9th edition.
Vol. XI. 4to. Edin., 1880.
Hawick, p]). 533-53 Jn
Erskine, Sir David. James V. ; or the War-
like Days of Hab o' Hawick. An
Historical Drama. 12mo. Edin., 1830.
Ettrick Forest Savings Bank, Plan of the.
Established 7th April, 1815. Svo.
Hawick, 1815.
Ewen, Robert. Foreign Impressions in France,
Switzerland, Italy, Austria, and Germany.
12mo. Hawick, 1873.
The Life of Trade as affected by our Monetary
Laws. 12mo. Hawick, 1873.
A Modern Ballad on the Reign of Mammon
and Social and Economical Reform and
People's Banks, with a Glimpse into the
coming Century. Svo. Hawick. N.D.
Ewen, Robert — Continued.
Industries and Banks. Svo. Hawick, 1885.
The Relief of the Nation. Svo. Hawick,
1869.
Dull Trade, its Cause and Cure. Svo.
Hawick, 1869.
What is Free Banking? Svo. Hawick, 1870.
American Impressions. 8^0. Hawick, 1878.
Exhibition of Local Portraits and Pictures,
Hawick. Svo. Hawick. N.D.
Factors' Magazine, The ; being the Journal of
the Scottish Estate Factors' Society.
Vol. I., part I. Nov. 1900. Svo. Hawick,
1900.
Fairley, John A. The Religious Experiences
of Catherine Hamilton, 1688-1753, with
Notes. 4to. Hawick, 1906.
Allan Cunningham. 4to. Hawick, 1907,
Bailie Smith of Kelso's Account of the
Gypsies of Kirk Yetholm in 1815. 4to.
Hawick, 1907.
Dougal Graham, Skellat Bellman of Glasgow,
and his Chap Books. 4to. Hawick, 1908.
Fairley, Robert, llawick. Poems and Songs.
Svo. Hawick, 1881.
Teviotside Musings, being Second Edition of
Poems and Songs. Svo. Hawick, 1892.
Football Correspondence (with Songs) re Hawick
and Wilton and Hawick Football Clubs.
Svo. Hawick, c 1899.
Forbes, William, MA. Hermitage Castle: Its
Ruins and Historical and Traditional
Associations. 8vo. Hawick, 1899.
Forth Bridge (The). Analysis of the Design
and Manner of Constructing. By An
Observer. Svo. Hawick. N.D.
Friendly Society at Hawick, Articles to be
observed by the Members of the. Svo.
Edin., 1791.
Gibson, Jolm, Late Nailer in Hawick, Some
Particulars of the Life of. Svo. ilawick,
1814.
Gillan, Rev. Robert. An Abridgement of the
Acts of the General Assemblies of the
Church of Scotland from the year 1638 to
1802. Svo. Hawick, 1803.
A Short View of Modern Astronomy for the
use of Schools and Private Classes. 12mo.
Edin., 1814.
Gilpin, Rev. William, A.M. Observations,
relative chiefly to Picturesque Beauty,
made in the year 1776, on Several Parts of
Great Britain ; &c. Vol.1. Svo. Lond.,
1789.
Hawick, pp. 47-49. With View of the Auld
Bri(j,facin(] p. 49.
Gladstone, Mr, in Scotland. 4to. Edin. N.D.
" The Gledstanes' Bible in Hawick Arch-
ecological Museum," pp. 14-15,
[Glover, William, Chapman, Haddington.']
Journal through the Counties of Berwick,
Roxburgli, Selkirk, Dumfries, Ayr, Lanark,
East, West, and Mid Lothians, in the year
1817. Svo. Edinburgh, 1818.
Hawick, pp. 175-179.
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Goodfellow, J. C. The Early History of Scot-
land, from an Archseological Tointof View.
12mo. Hawick, 1881.
The Archaeology of Books. ]2mo. Hawick,
1882.
The Present Aspects and Position of the
Radical Movement. 8vo. Hawick, 1882.
Hawick Myths: No. 1, Gawyn Douglas.
8vo. Hawick, 1883.
Border Biography. 12mo. Hawick, 1890.
Reminiscences of the Hawick Archajological
Society. 12mo. Hawick, 1801.
The Social Life of the People Politically
Considered. 8vo. Hawick, 1892.
Hawick Song Book. 8vo. Hawick, 1893.
and Verses.
8to.
from
8vo.
12mo.
Occasional Poems
Hawick, 1893.
The Common-Riding. Reprinted
" Hawick Express," June 8, 189-1.
Hawick, 1894.
The Bibliography of Hawick.
Hawick, 1896.
Illustrated Guide to Hawick and Vicinity.
8vo. Hawick, 1898.
John Caspar Leyden : An Historical Re-
trospect, Explanatory and Critical. 8vo.
Hawick, 1903.
Gordon, Mrs. ' Christopher North,' A Memoir
of John Wilson, late Professor of Moral
Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh.
Vol. II. 8vo. Edin., 18G2.
*' Adventure in Hawick" pp. 5-10.
Grace and Truth. The Organ of the Hawick
Baptist Church. EJited by the Rev. James
Hcdgson. 8vo. Printed at Hawick and
latterly at Galashiels. 1897.
Grant, Dr., Master of the Teviotdale Otter
Hounds, An Evening with. By " The
Druid." 8vo. N.P. 1864.
[Gray, Miss] Lilliesleaf. Border Rhymes.
By "Free Lance." "Svo. Hawick, 1899.
Greig Institute, Leven, Catalogue of. Svo.
Hawick, 1905.
Groome, Francis II. Ordnance Gazetteer of
Scotland ; A Survey of Scottish Topo-
graphy, Statistical, Biographical, and
Historical. Vol. IV. Royal 8vo. Edin.,
1883.
Hawick, pp. 250-253.
Gunion, Rev. A. J., Hawick. The Uses of
History. 8vo. Hawick, 1885.
Guthrie, E. J. Old Scottish Customs. 1885.
Riding the Marches at Hawick, p. 135.
Haddon, John, M.A., M.D., Hcntick. A Trip
to Rangoon. 18mo. Hawick, 1901.
Impressions of, and Lessons from, Burma.
18mo. Hawick. 1901.
The Father's Will and How to Know it.
18mo. Hawick, 1901.
A Trip to Central America. 18mo.
1903,
Mr Chamberlain's Proposals.
Kelso. 1903.
A Trip to South Wales. 18mo. Kelso. 1905.
Diary of a Tour to the West Indies in 1901.
18mo. Hawick [1905].
A Tour in England. 18mo. Kelso. N.D.
Hall, William, Newcastleton (Roxburghshire).
A Border Village. Svo. Hawick, 190.").
Kelso,
ISmo.
Hall, William — Continued.
A Border Village (Roxburghshire). A Plea
for the People, «&c. Svo. Hawick. 1907.
Liddesdale, Roxburghshire. 8vo. Hawick.
N.D.
Hallidaj', John, Hawick. The Rustic Bard.
Svo. Galashiels, 1847.
Hamilton, J. R , J/.i*. Medical Morality as
Influenced by Education. S/o. Hawick,
1899.
Hardie, Rev. Thomas S., Ashkirk. Extracts
for the use of Parish Schools. Svo.
Hawick, 1805. 2Qd edition same year.
Sermons. Svo. Hawick, 1811.
Harvey, Rev. James, MA. A Display of
Genuine Christianity and Christian Love,
&e. 12mo. Hawick, 1784.
Hawick and Wilton, The Antiquities, Ecclesi-
astical and Territorial, of the Parishes of.
Reprinted from " Origines I'arochialea
Scotiffi." With a Preface by J. C. Good-
fellow. Svo. Hawick, 1899.
Hawick, Answers by Magistrates of, to the
Notice of the Hawick Farmers' Club
respecting the May Market and Tup Fair.
Addressed to Editor of "Kelso Mail." Svo.
Hawick, 1836.
— Archasological Society, Constitution and
Rules of the, as passed by tlie Society on
March 12, 1896. 12ino. Hawick. N.D.
— Archajological Society. Grand Bazaar and
Fancy Fair, in the Exchange Hall, Hawick,
10th, 11th, and 12th October, 1895. Hand
Book. 4to. Hawick, 1895.
— Archajological Society, Transactions of the.
4to.' » Hawick, 1863-1885, 1888-1890 (4to
and Svo. Hawick, 1891), and 1898 to date.
— as a Tourist Resort. 4to. Hawick. N.D.
— A Guide to: Being No. 192 of The
"Borough" Guides. 12mo. Hawick.
N.D.
— Burgh of, A Bill for altering and amending
the Constitution of the. Folio. London,
1861.
— Characters. Second Series. 8ro. Hawick,
1903.
First Series. See Murray (Robert).
— Flood of 1767. See Annual Register;
Carlyle (Dr Alex.) ; Wilson (James).
— Friendly Society, Regulations of the.
Instituted 1779, for the Mutual Relief of
its Members in Distress. Svo. Hawick,
1813.
— Friendly Society No. II., Regulations of
the. Instituted in the year 1802, for
mutual relief, during the time of inability
to labour, thro' sickness, infirmity, or old
age. Svo. Hawick, 1803.
— History of, from 1832. 12mo. Hawick,
1902.
— History of. See Border Magazine : Murray
(Robert); Wilson (Robert).
— Home Mission Hymnal. 16mo. Hawick,
1875.
— Political Union, Objects and Rules of.
12mo. Hawick, 1831.
— Public Library, Catalogue of. Svo. Hawick,
1904.
— Song Book, The. Svo. Hawick, 1893.
— Songs and Recitations. 8?o. Hawick, 1900.
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Ilawick — Con tin urd.
— Songa and Verse, The Book of. 8to.
Hawick, 1902.
— Suggestions by "A Burge=.8" to the Ilonour-
able the Magistrates and Town Council of
Hawick for Improvement of the Town.
8vo. Hawick, 1840.
— Total Abstinence Society, Jubilee Services.
8vo. Hawick, 1888.
— Traiition of 1514. See Border Magazine;
Craig and Laing.
— Volunteers' Bazaar Handbook. 4to. Hawick,
1902.
Hendry, Rev. James, A.]\[ A Display of
Genuine Christianity and Christian Love,
&c. 18mo. Hawick, 1781.
Henry, Eev. Matthew. A DiscoarHe concerning
Meekness and Quietness of Spirit, &c. 8vo.
Hawick, 1813.
Hill, Eev. Rowland, A. if. Journal nf a Tour
through the North of England and Parts of
Scotland. Svo. Lond., 1799.
Hdwlck, pp. 11-17.
[Hilscn, John.] The Scott Centenary at
Brnnxholm, near Hawick, held August 12,
1871. 8vo. Hawick, 1871.
Hislop, Eev. D. Sermon on the Death of
Eich.ard Eurdom. 8vo. Hawick, 1890.
Eislop, Eev. Eobert. We would see Jesus.
A Sermon jjreached in Hawick E. U.
Church, Feb. 24, 1895. 8vo. Hawick,
1895.
Hogg, Alex. A., Huicick. Reminiscences of
" Jock the Ladle." Svo. Hawick, 1807.
Hogg, James. Flodden Field, A Poem. [Second
editio;).] fcap. 8vo. Hawick: Printed by
Eotert Armstrong. 1824.
[Only one copy of the above is known to be
in existence, and is now in the possession
of MrW. S. Nicbol, Wilton Burn, Hawick.
A later edition with " The Colour of
Hawick Common-Riding" added, revised
and corrected by the author, was published
by Mr James D. Kenncly in 1S;',7. Many
subsequent editions have appeared, in
which are included the '=01d Common-
Riding Song " by Arthur Balbirnie (which
first appeared in Wilson's History of
Hawick, 1825); "Pawky Paiterson's Auld
Grey Yaud;" "I like Auld Ilawick," by
Frank Hogg; "Up wi' the Banner" and
"The Border Queen," by James Thomson ;
and "1514."]
[Hogg, James.] FloddeQ Field, and the
Colour; or, Hawick Common-Riding.
18mo. Hawick: Printed by R. Armstrong,
and sold by Walter Elder. 1829.
[This also is a very rare edition, and is
probably the third. A copy is in the
possession of Mr Adam Laing, Gledswing,
Hawick.]
Hogg, James. The Works of the Ettrick
Shepherd. Edited by the Rev, Thomas
Th'.rason. Royal 8vo. Vol. I. Lond.,
18G6.
"Round about Hdvuck," p. 318.
Hogg, John, LUUfi^lenf. Poems on Different
Subjects. 12rao. Hawick, 1806.
Home, Lieut. Wm. With the Border Volunteers
to Pretoria. Svo. Hawick, 1901.
Hunter, A. S. Miscellany. Svo. Hawick,
1811. 2nd edition same year.
Inglis, John, Wilton, ITuwirk. The Border
Land and other Poems. Svo. Kelso, 1879.
Border Land, and other Poems. Introduc-
tion by R. S. Craig, M.A., LL.B. Svo.
Hawick, 1907.
Irvine, William. An Easter Ramble. Svo.
Hawick, ISCO.
Jardine, James. Weensland : Past and Present,
and the Old Corn Mills of the District.
Svo. Hawick, 1896.
Jeffrey, Alex. An Historical and Descriptive
Account of Roxburghshire from the most
Ancient to the Present Times. Svo. Edin. ,
183G.
" Of tlie Tou-n of Ilawick;' p. 223.
The History and Antiquities of Roxburgh-
shire. Vol. 4. Svo. Edin., 1864.
" Of the RecjaJity of Ilawick " pp. 265-297.
" Of the Barony of Wilton" pp. 298-306.
Johnman, Rev. W. A. P., M.A. Horse-
Racing : or the Turf and its Produce. Svo.
Hawick, 1888.
The Religion of the People called Quakers.
A Lecture. Svo. Hawick, 1888.
Capital and Labour : in Vie v of the Present
Railway Strike. A Discourse. Svo.
Hawick, 1891.
In Memoriam : William Inglis. A Discourse.
Svo. Hawick, 1891.
In Memoriam: Rev. Dr. Macrae. A Sermon.
8vo. Hawick, 1892.
In Memoriam: The Duke of Clarence, with
Life Lessons. Svo. Hawick, 1892.
In Memoriam : George Blaikie. Svo.
Hawick, 1897.
The Archajology of Bazaars and of Kindred
Trade Associations. 8vo. Hawick, 1895.
Unfermented Wine, or Divine Teaching on
Temperance. Svo. Hawick, 1895.
Short Papers read by, at Dalkeith and New-
battle Abbey, 11th July, 189G. Svo.
Hawick, 1896.
Our Programme; with special reference to
the Monumental Commemoration of Past
Celebrities. 8vo. Hawick, 1897.
A Talk on Military Weapons, Ancient and
Modern, with description of examples from
the Museum and from without. Svo.
Hawick, 1899.
After Twenty Years: An Address. Svo.
Hawick, 1900.
The Bi-Centenary of James Thomson,
Author of " The Seasons," at Southdean,
8th Sept., 1900. An Address. Sm. 4to.
Hawick, 1900.
The Ordering of the Church of God. A
Discourse. Svo. Hawick, 1902.
Celebration of the Semi-Jubilee of. Svo.
Hawick, 1905.
" Saut Ha'" and its Tragedy, with an
Excursus on the Ancient Salt Industry;
and a Supplement on Salt, Social and
Symbolical. Svo. Hawick, 1899.
Who give Hawick an 111 Name: The Pres-
bytery or the Press ? Svo. Hawick. N.D.
Sermon on Church and State. Svo. Hawick,
1885.
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Jon and of Stagshaw his wife, The History of.
8vo. Hawick, 18G5.
[Keir, William.] A Summons of Wakening;
or, the Evil Tendency and Danger of
Speculative Philosophy exemplified in
Leslie's Inquiry into the Nature of Heat,
&c. 8vo. Hawick, 1807.
Kennedy, John W. The Scottish Borderers at
Marston Moor, 16i4. 4to. Hawick, 1002.
The Teviotdale Regiment. David Leslie's
March from Hereford to Philiphaugh. 4to.
Hawick, 1903.
Kennedy, R. K. A Voyage to Natal. 8vo.
Hawick, 1900.
Ker, Brother Thomas. Short Historical Sketch
of Hawick St John's Lodge of Freemasons.
8vo. Hawick, 1892.
Knox, William. Some Correspondence Printed
for Private Circulation among the Poet's
Relations and Friends. 8vo. Calcutta,
1891.
Laidlaw, T. H. Decoration as a means of
making Home Beautiful. 8vo. Hawick.
1901.
Laidlaw, William. Recollections of Sir Walter
Scott (1802-1804). Edited from the MS. in
the Laing Collection, University Library,
Edinburgh, by James Sinton. 4to. Hawick,
1905.
Laing, Adam. Branxholme Castle and the
Land of the Scotts. 8vo. Hawick, 1901.
Lauder, Sir John Dick, of Fountainhall. The
Decisions of the Lords of Council and
Session, from June 6, 1678, to July 30,
1712. Vol. I. Folio. Edin., 1759.
Weaver!^ of ILncick, pp. S4S-249.
Lauder, Sir Thomas Dick, Bart. Scottish
Rivers, with Preface by John Brown, M.D.,
LL.D. Sto. Edin., 1874.
Hawick and Vale of Teviot, pp. l^Q-lGIf..
Lawson, Rev. George, D.D., Selkirk. Sermons
to the Aged, &c. 12mo. Hawick, 1810.
Lawson, John Parker, .1/.^. The Comprehen-
sive Gazetteer of Scotland. 8vo. Edin. N.D.
Hawick, pp. G25-62S.
Leyden, Dr John. Journal of a Tour to
Gilsland and the Cumberland Lakes, June,
1800 ; and [Journal of a Tour to the Eastern
Borders, Sept., 1823,] By J. H. With
Introduction and Notes by James Sinton.
4to. Hawick, 1900.
Scenes of Infancy : Descriptive of Teviot-
dale. With Historical Notes. 12mo.
Edin., 1803.
Scottish Descriptive Poems ; with some
Illustrations of Scottish Literary Antiqui-
ties. 12mo, Edin., 1803.
Contains Poems hi/ William Fowler, who is
said to have hern Rector of Hawick about
the close of the sixteenth century.
See Good fellow ; Sinton; Wilson (James).
Lindsay, William. View of America, to which
is prefixed a Narrative of a Voyage from
Dumfries to Saint John, New Brunswick,
in the Year 1819. 8vo. Hawick, 1824.
List of Electors for Parish of Hawick. 8vo.
Kelso. N.D.
Little, Rev. William. A Sermon Preached in
the Church of Westerkirk, Dec. 5, 1805, a
Day appointed for National Thanksgiving
for the Victory obtained by the British
Fleet over the combined Fleet of France
and Spain, off Trafalgar. 8vo. Hawick,
1806. 2nd edition same year.
Lockhart, Wm. Eliott, of Borthwickbrae.
Historical Notes relating to Branxholme.
8vo. Alnwick, 1886.
Lorrain, William, Schoolmaster, Jedburgh.
Book-keeping by Double Entry, &c., "for
the use of the Schoolboy. To which is
added, for the use of Young Ladies, a
Course of Book-keeping by Single Entry.
8vo. Hawick, 1807.
The Academic Reader and Reciter; &c.
12mo. Hawick, 1810.
Luff, J. George, Hawick. A System of
Mastering Pitman's Manual. 8vo. Edin.,
1877.
How to make Hawick Rich and Popular.
8vo. Hawick, 1899.
[ J Thoughts on Clubs, by a Country
Cook. 8vo. Hawick, 1899.
[■ ] What are our Magistrates Thinking
about? 8vo. Hawick, 1905.
The New Publican. 8vo. Hawick, 1906.
Income Tax Corrector. 4to. Hawick, 1907.
McKie, Thomas. Summer Rambles. Svo.
Edin., 1906.
Haicick, pp. SO-81.
Maclagan, Rev. Mr, Melrose. Process against
the. Svo. Hawick, 1785.
McMichael, Archibald C. Notes by the Way,
chiefly in the Counties of Roxburgh,
Selkirk, Peebles, Berwick, and Haddington,
Svo. Ayr. N.D.
Hawick and Wilton, pp. 77-84.
MacRae, Rev. John, D.D., Hawick. Sermons.
Svo. Hawick, 1851.
Sermon, Preached on Wednesday, April 26,
1854, being the day appointed for the
National Fast. Svo. Edin., 1854.
The Scripture Law of Marriage, with refer-
ence to the Prohibited Degrees. Svo.
Hawick, 1861. 2nd edition. Edin., 1862.
Sermon on the Completion of the Fortieth
Year of his Ministry, Svo. Hawick, 1883.
Sermon on the Death of the Duke of
Buccleuch and Queensberry. Svo. Hawick,
1884.
Sermon on the Death of H.R.H. Prince
Leopold. Svo. Hawick, 1884.
Sermon on the Life and Character of General
Gordon. Svo. Hawick, 1885.
Sermon, Preached in Hawick Parish Church,
26th April, 1885, on the Church of Scotland,
Disestablishment and Religious Equality.
12mo. Hawick, 1885.
Funeral Sermon on the Life and Character
of the Rev. James Stewart, Minister of
Wilton. Svo. Hawick, 1886.
Sermon on the Life and Character of Her
Gracious Majesty the Queen. Svo. Ha-
wick, 1887.
, Pulpit Memorial of the Life and
Character of. By Rev. John Mair, D.D.
Svo. Hawick, 1892.
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[Mason, John, A'f/.so.] The Border Tour
throughout the most important and interest-
ing places in the Counties of Northumber-
land, Berwick, Roxburgh, and Selkirk. By
a Tourist. 12rao. Edin., 182G.
Ilaut'ck, j>j>. I4G-I6C.
Maxwell, Right Hon. Sir Herbert. A History
of the House of Douglas. 2 vols, 8vo.
Lond., 1902.
Haivick, col. I. pp. 11(2; 219-220. Vol. II.
pp. 250 ; 260-262.
Minto, The Right Hon. Lord. The Speech of,
at a General Meeting of the County of
Roxburghshire, &c. 8vo. Kelso, 1803.
Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select
Committee of the Roxburghshire Election
Petition, with the Poll Books. Folio.
Lond., 1838.
Relafes t<i the Election Riots at llawirk,
Aiu/ust, 1837.
Monthly Chronicle (The) of North-Country Lore
and Legend. Vol. I. 4to. Newcastle,
1887.
Hawick CoDiiiton-Iiiding. By J. C, Good-
fellow. Pp. 207-211.
llaicick Slogan, p. 331.
IIennita(je Vastle. By ]V. E. Wilson. ISSD.
p. 562.
Branxholme Tower. By W, E. Wilson. ISDO.
p. 432.
[Morrison] A. L. What We Saw in and
around London, by " John and I." 18mo.
Hawick, 1881.
Morrison, John, Greenock. The Amenities of
School Life under Payment by Results.
8vo. Hawick, 1895.
Formatiou of Character and the Duty of the
Day School in relation thereto. 8vo.
Hawick, N.D.
Morrison's Business Directory for 1890. Svo.
Hawick, 1890.
Morrison's Dictionary of Decisions. 4to.
Edin. V.Y.
Contains several pertainirif) to Hawick and
district.
Murray, Dr James A. H. A Week among the
Antiquities of Orkney. Svo. Hawick,
18G1.
Sanct Cuthbert's Chapelle, by ye Slitrith. A
Legend of Old Hawick ten centuries ago.
8vo. Hawick, 18G2.
The Dialect of the Southern Counties of
Scotland, with Specimens. 8vo. Lond.,
1873.
Murray, J. E. D. Hawick Songs and Recita-
tions, with Introductory Article. 12mo.
Hawick, 1892.
Over the Rolling Stones, by one of them;
being a veracious account of a Holiday Tour
'Twixt Teviot and Tyne. 8vo. Hawick,
N.D.
JNIurray, Robert. The Gypsies of the Border.
18mo. Galashiels, 1875.
Hawick Songs and Song-Writers. 8vo.
Hawick, 1881. 2nd edition, 1889; 3rd
edition, 1897.
Hawick Characters, with Sketch and Portrait
of the Author. 8vo. Hawick, 1901.
History of Hawick from Earliest Times to
1832. 12mo. Hawick, 1901.
Murray, The Hon. Mrs, of Kensington. A
(Companion, and useful Guide to the
Beauties of Scotland, &c. 8vo. Lond., 1799.
Hawick, pp. 105-lOS.
Murray, William. Reminiscences of Local
Drama. 4to. Hawick, 1907.
Nelson's Hand-Book for Tourists — The Land of
Scott, &c. 8vo. Lond., 1859.
Hawick, pp. 75-77.
Noctes Hawickianae; or, Ye Drama on Ye
Borders, being Ye Feates and Adventures of
a Dramatic Companie. Oblong sm. 4to,
Edin. [1840.]
Observations on the Letter of Rusticus, lately
addressed to the Right Hon. the Earl of
Minto. 12mo. Hawick, 1832.
Old Memories Revived. Reprinted from " The
Hawick Express." 24mo. N. P., 1882.
" Old Mortality " Celebration (The). Haggies-
ha', Hawick, 1897. Sm. 4to. Hawick,
1897.
Oliver, James, Thomwond. Pastoral and
Arable Farming, and Ri.se and Progress of
Auction Marts. 8vo. Hawick, 1897.
Treatise on Farm Leases and Rents, &c.
Svo. Hawick, 1900.
Oliver, Mrs, «/' Thomwood. Hawick and the
Borders 300 years ago. 4to. and Svo.
Hawick, 1875.
The Gledstanes and the Siege of Coklaw.
4to and Svo. Edin., 1878.
Upper Teviotdale and the Scotts of
Buccleuch : A Local and Family History.
4to. Hawick, 1887.
Border Sketches, Historical and Biographical.
Svo. Hawick, 1904.
Oliver, Thomas, D.Sc. Weaving Problems.
8vo. Hawick, 1899.
Oliver, William. Eight Months in Hlinois ;
with Information to Emigrants. Svo.
Hawick, 1843.
Origines Parochialis Scotije ; Antiquities,
J^cclesiaatical and Territorial, of the
Parishes of Scotland. 4to. Edin., 1851.
Vol. I. Hawick, pp. S3S-346 ; Wilton, pp.
324-326.
Penman, P. Mitchell, M.B., CM. Alcohol:
Its action and effects. Svo. Hawicli. N.D.
Petition (A) given in by some Ministers to the
General As.sembly met at Edinburgh the
29th of March, 1705, &c. With an Account
of the opposition made to the new Synodical
Acts, by Mr Alexander Orrok, Minister at
Hawick, &c. Sm. 4to. N.P. 1705.
Pictorial Handbook of Scotland. 2 vols. Svo.
Lond. ND
I'jl. I. Hawick, pp. 76-77.
Pitcairn's Criminal Trials in Scolland. 4 vols,
4to. Edin., 1833.
Contains nuinerous local references.
Pitt, Rev. T. C, Al.A.', Denholm. Saint
Thomas : A Sermon in Rhyme. Svo.
Hawick, N.D.
Practical Education ; An Essay on, Read
before the second annual meeting of the
Friendly Society of Burgh and Parochial
Schoolmasters of the County of Roxburgh,
held at Hawick, :50th May, 1812. By a
Member of the Society. Svo. Hawick,
1812.
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Price, W. M., Mint<<. Roxburghshire 100 years
ago. 8vo. Hawick, I'JOl.
Pringle, John A., Hawick. Select RemaiDB.
Sm. 4to. (Privately printed.) 1841.
Fringle, Thomas. The Autumnal Excursion,
or Sketches in Teviotdale ; with other
Poems. 18mo. Edin., 1819.
Proverbs of Solomon (The). Svo. Hawick,
1812.
^ae, James, Rashiegrain. Poems. 12mo.
Hawick, 1881).
Riddell, Henry Scott. The Song of Solomon in
Lowland Scotch. From the Authorised
Version, by. 4to. 1858. (Published by
Louis Lucien Bonaparte.)
Poetical Works. Edited by James Brydon,
M.D., Hawick. 2 vols. 8vo. Glasgow,
1871.
"Scotland Yet," and other Verses. With
Jlemoir by W. S. Crockett. 8vo. Hawick,
1898.
Centenary Celebration, under the auspices
of the Hawick Archfeological Society, of
the Birth of. 4to. Hawick, 1898.
Centenary. Masonic Celebration. Teviot-
head. 4to. Hawick, 1898.
Eobson, James. The Illustrated Scottish
Borders : Historical, Traditional, and
Descriptive. With Prefatory Note by
Professor Veitch. 8vo. Hawick, 1892.
Another edition in a somewhat diffej'ent form
was published in 1S91.
The Churches and Churchyards of Teviot-
dale. With Introductory Foreword by Dr
James A. H. Murray. 8vo. Hawick,
1893.
Handy Cyclists' Guide. Descriptive of the
various Cycling Routes within a Thirty
miles' radius of Hawick. 8vo. Hawick,
1895.
Uobson, Mark N. Lower Rulewater and its
Associations. 8vo. Hawick, 1882.
Robson, William. Musical Training. 8vo.
Hawick, 1883.
Ross, Andrew. Ross Herald. Report by, on
the Flag of the Burgh of Hawick. Folio.
Edin., 1903.
Roxburghshire (The), Berwickshire and Border
Burghs Liberal Almanac. 8vo. Hawick,
1895.
List of Electors in Hawick District, 1835.
Huickbie, James. An Elegy on the Death of
Whisky. 18mo. Hawick, 1801.
The Way -side Cottager ; consisting of Pieces
in Prose and Verse. To which are added
Miscellaneous Poems. 8vo. Hawick, 1807.
Poems chiefly in the Scottish Dialect. 8vo.
Hawick, 1815.
[Rule, John]. History of the Hawick Co-
operative Store Coy. (Limited;. 8vo.
Hawick, 1889.
Rutherford's Border Hand-Book, being a Guide
to the remarkable Places, Picturesque
Scenery, and Antiquities of the Border.
8vo. Kelso. 1849.
Hawick, pp. 47-49.
Satchells. The Riddell Monument. Reprinted
from the " Hawick Advertiser" of August
31, 1894. Sm. 4to. Hawick, 1894.
Schedule of the Division made by the Sheriff of
Roxburjfhshire, of the Sittings in the New
Parish Church of Hawick. 8vo. Hawick,
1852.
Schetky, John C. Illustrations of Walter
Scott's Lay of the Last Minstrel. 8vo.
Lond., 1808.
Vieio of Hawick, pp. 15-17,
Scot, Captain Walter, of Satchells. A True
History of Several Honourable Families of
the Right Honourable Name of Scot, in the
Shires of Roxburgh and Selkirk, and others
adjacent, &c. Third Edition. 8vo.
Hawick, 1786.
Fifth Edition, Reprinted from the rare
original edition of 1688. Edited by John
G. Winning. Sm. 4to. Hawick, 1894.
The First (16SS), Second (1776), and Fourth
{1S9-^) Editions were published at Edin-
burgh.
Scott, Rev. Dr Hew, Fasti Ecclesise Scoticanae.
4to. Edin., 1867.
Ministers of Hawick. Vol. II. pp. 406-
490. Wifton. pp. 516-olS.
Scott, John. History of Hawick and Wilton
Cricket Club. 12mo. Hawick, 1888.
Scott, Rev. J. B., B.D., East Bank Church.
Soul Culture. 8vo. Hawick, 1902.
Scott of Stokoe, Pedigree of the Family of,
reprinted from the original edition, 1783.
With Introduction, Continuation, &c. ,
contained in the edition of 1852, and also
the Pedigree of the Scotts in Milsington,
&c. 4to. Hawick, 1898.
Scott, Sir Walter, Bart. The Border Antiqui-
ties of Enijlaud and Scotland. Vol. II.
Lond., 1817.
Hawick (icith two illustrations), pp. 201-202.
The Lay of the Last Minstrel. 4to. Edin.,
1805.
Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border. 3 Vols.
8vo. Kelso and Edin., 1802-3.
Scott, W. The Beauties of the Border:
Descriptive of its Scenery, Prospects,
Agricultural Improvements, &c. 8vo.
Carlisle, 1821.
Hawick, pp. 23S-243.
The Border Exploits : Containing a concise
account of the remarkable events in Scot-
land from the reign of Malcolm II. down to
the Rebellion of 1745. 8vo. Hawick, 1812.
The Border Exploits ; or, A Historical detail
of Events relating to the Borders of England
and Scotland, &c. Second edition. 8vo.
Carlisle, 1832.
Scott, Mr., Case of, and the Kirk Session of
Hawick. 12mo. Hawick, [1856].
Scottish Standard Bearer (The). Vol. XVII.
Royal 8vo. Edin., 1906.
A Noted Borderl and Church : St Cuthhert's,
Hawick (with Two Illustrations). By J,
J. Vernon. Pp. 3, 4, 11, 12.
Sewell, Robert. Sir Walter Elliot of Wolfelee.
A Sketch of his Life, and a few Extracts
from his Note-Book. 8vo. Edin. (privately
printed), 1896.
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Shaw, Rev. Wm. Berry, Roherton. A Sermon,
Preached on the late National Fast, Oct.
20, 1803. 8vo. Hawick, 1803.
A Sermon, Preached in the Church of
Ashkirk, 7th Oct., IS 10, in consequence of
the death of Thomas S. Ilardie, D.D. 8vo.
Hawick, 1810.
A Sermon, Preached in tlie Church of
Langholm, 7th July, 181 4, the day appointed
for a National Thanksgiving. 8to.
Hawick, 1814.
The Antiquity and Importance of a Volun-
tary Poor Fund, &c. 8vo. Hawick, 1823.
Sinton, James. Dr John Leyden, Poet and
Orientalist. 4to. Hawick, 1907.
Smith, Rev. Malcolm, B.D., Hnwick, In
Memoriam of the. 8vo. Hawick, 1891.
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, Proceed-
ings of the. 4to. Edin.
Account Book of Dame Magdalen Nichol-
son, widow of Sir Gilbert Elliot, flrst
Baronet of Stobs, 1071-1693, Some Notes
on the. By Alex. O. Curie, F.S.A. Scot.
Vol. XXXIX. 1905, pp. 120-132.
Ancient Barrier called "The Catrail," with
Plans, Remarks on the. Bv Wm. Norman
Kenned V, Esq , Hawick. Vol. III. 1862,
pp. 117-121.
Burial Mound at Cavers, Roxburghshire,
Notice of a. By D. Christinon, M.D.
Vol. XXXI. 1897, pp. 188-19.->.
Cist, containing an Urn, found at Wester
Wooden, Eckford, Roxburghsbi'-e, Notice
of a. By John G. Winning. Vol. XX.
1886, pp. 338-339.
Cist, containing an Urn, found near Eckford
in Feb. 1889, Notice of a. By John G.
Winning. Vol. XXV. 1891, pp. 28-30.
Douglas, Percy, and the Cavers Ensign. By
the Right Hon. the Earl of Southesk, K.T.,
LL.D. Vol. XXXVr. 1902, pp. 246-280.
Feud between the Elliots and the Scotts
during the years 1564, 1565, and 156G,
Notes on a. By Robert Bruce Armstrong.
Vol. XV. ISSl, pp. 93-100.
Fortifications on Ruberslaw, Roxburghshire,
and Notices of Roman Remains found there,
Description of the. By Alex. O. Curie,
F.S.A. Scat. Vol. XXXIX. 1905,
pp. 219-232.
Local Museum at Hawick, Report on. Vol.
XXII., p. 394.
Notes (1) on Three Carved Norman Capitals
from Hobkirk, on Rulcwater, Roxburgh-
shire ; (2) Description of the Remains of a
Wa^'side Cross at Harwood in Hobkirk
Parish. By Alex O. Curie, F.S A. Scot.
Vol. XXXVIII. 1904, pp. 416-421.
Piscina in Cavers House, Boxburghshire,
Notice of a. By Capt. J. H. Anderson,
F.S.A. Scot. Vol. XXXIX. 1905,
pp. 439-440.
Prehistoric Antiquities from the Shires of
Berwick, Roxburgh, and Selkirk, Descrip-
tive Catalogue of Loan Collections of. By
Geo. F. Black. Vol. XXVIII. 1894,
pp. 321-342.
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland — Continued.
Quern in a supposed Grave, containing
Burnt Human Bones, at Commonside,
Roxburghshire, Notice of the Discovery
of a. By James Brydon, M.D. Vol. VIII.
1871, pp. 467-470.
" Roman Roads" of the One-inch Ordnance
Maps of Scotland : the Roxburghshire
Roads, Notes on the. By James Mac-
donald, LL.D, Vol. XXIX. 1895,
pp. 317-328.
Sun-dial at Hawick. Notice of. Vol. XXIV,
p. 187.
Somerville, Rev. Thomas, D.D., Sermons by.
Published in Edinburgh. Printed in
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A Sermon delivered in the Church of Wilton,
on Sunday the 3rd July 1825, on the
occasion of the death of Samuel Charters,
D.D. , late minister of that parish, with an
address containing his character. 8vo.
Hawick, 1825.
My Own Life and Times, 1741-1814. Edin.^
1861.
Hawick, pp. S/r34.
Southern Counties Directory. Kelso, 1866.
Iltnrir/c, ]>.[>.
Speeches on the other side of the Bar in the
case of the Rev, J. A. Wallace,
Hawick, and David Dundas Scott, Esq.,
Briery-yards. 18mo. Jedburgh, 1856.
State of the Process of Division of the
Commonty of Wilton. Robert Langlands
of that Ilk, and others, against Henry,
Duke of Buccleuch, and others. 4to.
Edin., 1764.
Statistical Account of Scotland (The Old),
8vo. Edin., 1796.
Parish of Hawick. Bif the Rev, Robert
Gil/nn. Vol. VIII. pp. 521-53^.
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Roxburghshire. 8vo. Edin., 1845.
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Stoddart, John, LL.B. Remarks on Local
Scenery and Manners in Scotland during
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Hawick, pp. S62-27S.
Storie, James. Poems on Several Subjecta.
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Trial of Cairns, Turnbull, Smith, and
Lamb, before the High Court of Justiciary,
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Sym, Rev. Arthur Pollok, B D., Lilliedeaf.
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the Valley of the Rule and its Inhabitants.
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Taylor, John, D.D. The Lord's Supper Ex-
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Adapted to the use of Common Christians,
&c. 12mo. Hawick, 1801.
Teribus ye Teri Odin. See Antiquar)/ ; Wilson
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Teries on Tour through the Lake District. By
J. A. ("Gilnockie."^ 8vo. Hawick. N.D.
Teviotdale Friendly Society, Regulations of the,
for Relief of Old Ape. Instituted at
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Thomson, James, Hawick. Doric Lays and
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8vo. Glasgow, 1884.
Thomson, Rev. John, Hawick. Alexander Hope,
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1878-9.
Address to Ploughmen. 8vo. Hawick,
1866.
The Art of Weaving Spiritualised. 8vo.
Hawick, 1869.
Voices from the Plough ; with Essay on the
Bondage Svstem, by Mrs Williamson. 8vo.
Hawick, 1869.
History of Peter Plough. 8vo. Hawick,
1872.
Sermon, Isaiah ii. 10. 8vo. Hawick. N.D.
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Thomson, Mrs, Rosahe, Hawick, Speeches
delivered by, on different occasions. 8vo.
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Turnbull, The late Rev, Gawin, Caerlanrig
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Valuation Book of the County of Roxburgh.
Foolscap. Hawick, 1813.
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St Mark's Church, Hawick, and its Associa-
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Hawick, 1898,
The Parish and Kirk of Hawick : 1711-1725,
Svo. Hawick, 1900.
The Hawick Military Association, 1798-
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Chiaholras of that Ilk and Stirches. 4to.
Hawick, 1902.
Mungo Park and his Companions: A
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Ecclesiastical Place-Names of Roxburgh-
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Vernon, W. F. History of Freemasonry on
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Hawick, pp. 193-210, 261-26S.
"Vindex." A Letter to the Reformers of Hawick.
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Volunteer Mobile Brigade Scheme and the
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Walker, David. The Border Pulpit, being a
series of Sketches of a number of Ministers
of various DenominaMons in the Border
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Some of the Sketches are of Haxvick Ministers,
Wallace, Rev. J, A. Statistics, having refer-
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2nd edition. Sro. Edin., 1864.
Pastoral Recollections addressed to his
Congregation at the close of the second ten
years of his Ministry in Hawick, May,
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Communion Services according to the Pres-
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Warner, Rev. Richard. A Tour through the
Northern Counties of England and the
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[Waters, David.] The TwaFrien's; or, the
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Waters, David, Haicick, Scripture Hymns by,
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Original Hymns. 12mo. Edin., 1845.
[Watson, D. McB.] Exhibition and Handi-
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The Family of Gledstanes. Their connection
with Hawick. Svo. Hawick. 1897.
The Family of Langlands of that Ilk, 4to.
Hawick, 1901.
Watson, George, The Jedburgh Staff, 4to.
Hawick, 1901.
The Annals of Jedburgh Castle. 4to.
Hawick, 1902.
The Incident at Jedburgh in 1571, and its
Consequences. 4to. Hawick, 1903.
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Watson, George — Continued.
Jeddart Justice : An Enquiry into its Origin.
4to. Hawick, 1901.
The Story of MaifJen Lilliard : Is it a Myth?
4to. Hawick, 1904.
The Archdeaconry of Teviotdale, with
special reference to the Deanery of Teviot-
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The Stone Circles of Roxburghshire. 4to.
Hawick, 1908.
Watson, James, Galashiels, Living Bards of
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Verses by natives of Hawick, j^p. 8S-1S1,
Watson, Robert F. Crichton and Borthwick
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4to. [Edin.] (Privately printed), 1890.
150 copies piinted solely for the use of the
Members of the Haiviclc Archirological
Society.
Webber, James B. Rambles round the
Eildons. 8vo. Hawick, 1898.
"Whitehead, James" [Dr C. J. W. Dixon,
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Sequence. 12mo. Edin., 1904.
Wigan, Lewis D., Chisholme, Haivick. The
Rook as an enemy to Sport and Agriculture.
8vo. Hawick, 1898.
Wilcock's Sure Foundation. 8vo. Hawick,
1837.
Williamson, George, Late Minister of the
Gospel at Hawick, A Brief Narrative of
the Unreasonable, Violent, and Cruel
Treatment of, &c. 8vo. N.P. 1788.
W[illis], R. L. Journal of a Tour from London
to Elgin made about 1790 in company with
Mr Brodie, younger brother of Brodie of
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Hawick, p. If-fy.
Willison, Rev. John, Dundee. The Afflicted
Man's Companion, &c. 8vo. Hawick, 1810.
Wilson, Charles J. Some Particulars of the
Suggested Forth and Clyde Ship Canal, &c.
8vo. Hawick, 1891.
Lecture on Trade. 8vo. Hawick, 1903.
Visit to South Africa with British Associa-
tion. 8vo. Hawick, 1907.
Wilson, Rev. Gabriel, Maxton. A Speech
without Doors, wherein the Grievance of
Patronage is Considered, &c. ISmo.
Hawick, 1785.
The Trust. A Sermon at the opening of the
Provincial Synod of Merse and Teviotdale
at Kelso, Oct. 17, 1721. 18mo. Hawick,
1785.
Wilson, James, Torvn Clerk of Hatcick,
Annals of Hawick, a.d. 1214-1814. With
an Appendix of Illustrative Documents.
8vo. Edin., 1850.
Hawick and its Old Memories : With an
Appendix, containing Biographical Sketches
and other Illustrative Documents. 8vo.
Edin., 1858.
, Memoir of. By W. E. Wilson. 4to,
Hawick, 1907.
Wilson, Rev. John Marius. The Imperial
Gazetteer of Scotland, or Dictionary of
Scottish Topography. Vol. II. Royal 8vo.
Lond. N.D.
Hawick, pp. 51-5 Jf.
Wilson, Rev. John Rudge. Prophecy and
Poetry : A Sermon preached on the occasion
of the death of Lord Tennyson. 8vo,
Hawick, 1892.
Spiritual Weapons of War : A Sermon
preached to Hawick Border Rifles. 8vo,
Hawick, 1895.
The Foundation Rock of the Church; a
Sermon delivered at the Opening of the
Synod of Merse and Teviotdale. 8vo.
Hawick, 1896.
Patriotism : A Sermon preached to Hawick
Border Rifles. 8vo. Hawick, 1897.
" Not Peace, but a Sword," a Sermon. 8vo.
Hawick, 1899.
Hardship and Character, a Sermon. 8vo.
Hawick, 1904.
The Soldiers at the Cross, a Sermon. 8vo.
Hawick, 1907.
Wilson, Robert. A Sketch of the History of
Hawick ; Including Some Account of the
Manners and Character of the Inhabitants ;
&c. 8vo. Hawick, 1825.
A Disquisition on the Corn Laws, &c. 8to.
Hawick, 1826.
Observations on the Character and Working
of the Reform Bill, &c. 8vo. Hawick,
1834.
The History of Hawick: Including some
Account of the Inhabitants, &c., to which
is appended a Short Memoir of the Author.
2od Edition. 8vo. Hawick, 1841.
Wordsworth, Dorothy. Recollections of a Tour
made in Scotland, a.d. 1803. Edited by J.
C. Shairp, LL.D. 8vo. Edin., 1874.
Haw irk, pp. 26S-271.
Young, Adam, Burnhead. A Sermon on the
Future Judgment. 8vo. Hawick, 1844.
Young, Rev. John, D D., Hawick. The True
State of the Unhappy Controversy about
the Burgis-Oath, being a Discourse
delivered at Kelso, the 8th of Oct., 1782.
18mo. Hawick, 1783.
Essays on the following Interesting Subjects :
Government, Revolutions, &c. 8vo.
Edin., 1794.
A History of the Commencement, Progress,
and Termination of the late War between
Great Britain and France, &c. 2 vols.
8vo. Edin., 1802.
Young, Rev. R., Teviothead. The Buccleuch
Book : with special reference to Allan-
haugh. 4to. Hawick. N.D.
On the History of Education in Scotland.
4to. Hawick, 1879.
Young, Widow, Hawick. Songs and Poems on
various Subjects. Edin. (Printed for the
Author), 1823.
ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA.
Amos, Walter. Reminiscences of Southdean.
8vo. Hawick, 1897.
Border Almanack, from 1869. 12mo. Kelso.
V.Y.
Contains obituary notices of Hawick people.
Border Magazine. 8vo. Edin., 1863.
Hawick Cross. By W. Norman Kennedy.
Pp. 24-36.
(15)
Border JIagazine, The. An Illustrated
Monthly. Vol. VI. 4to. Edin., 1901.
Bianxholm Castle and the Land of Scott,
By W. S. Pp. 139-140.
Border Treasury of Thiugs New and Old. 4to.
Galashiels, 1874-5.
Contains local references,
Bute, Marquis of. Arms of the Royal and
Parliamentary Burghs of Scotland. 4to.
Edin., 1897.
Description of the Hawick Burgh Arms.
Pp. 1S0-1S3.
Charters, Kev. Samuel, D.D. Sermons. 8vo.
Edinburgh, 1813.
Craw's Business Directory. 12mo. Hawick.
Dean's Time Table. Hawick. 1890 to date.
Easthope, John, Haulck. The Literal Inter-
preter or Pupil's Guide to the meaning of
English Words derivate and compound. On
a plan quite original. Ss-o. Jedburgh, 1835.
Edgar, James. Book of Hawick Songs and
Verses. 8vo. Hawick, 1902.
Greenhill, Rev. C. K., M,A., of Roherton.
Sermon preached 24th March, 1878, with
special reference to the death of Allan
Eliott Lockhart, Enquire, of Borthwickbrae
and Cleghorn. 8vo. Hawick, 1878.
Gunion, Rev. Andrew F., Hawick. The
Culture of Imagination. Jedburgh, 1853.
Hawick Total Abstinence Society. Collection
of facts, documents, and correspondence
relative to the Discussion upon Total
Abstinence w hich took place in the West-
end Secession Meeting - house. 8vo.
Hawick, 1843.
Inglis, John, ir///oH. Poems and Songs. 8vo.
Edinburgh, 1866
Key burn, James, Lodge St. James No. 424.
Burns Anniversary Address. Hawick, 1897.
Page 7, col. 2, for Harvey, Rev. James, read
Hervey, Rev. James.
Page 8, coL 1, delete three lines under "Henry,
Rev. James."
APPENDIX.
HAWICK NEWSPAPERS.
1842. The Hawick Observer and Scottish Bor-
der Intelligencer.
This was the earliest Hawick News-
paper. The first number was issued
30th April, 1842, and continued month-
ly till 30th September of the satse
year. It was published by Mr James
D. Kennedy, at his shop in Sandbed.
1843. The Tablet, Hawick, 1843.
Published monthly. Only three num-
bers were issued.
1846. The Hawick News- Letter.
Extracted from the "Border Watch,"
Galashiels. Printed by Brockie and
Jamieson. Had a very brief existence.
1847. The Hawick Monthly Advertiser.
The first number was published 6th
May, 1847, by Mr James Dalgleish,
but only three were issued.
1854. The Hawick Advertiser and Roxburgh-
shire Gazette.
It was started in 1854 by Mr James
Dalgleish, and appeared fortnightly
until 1857, vhen it was issued weekly.
The present proprietors are Messrs
Morrison & Co., Ltd.
1857. The Hawick Times.
First numbc-r published 16th May,
1857, by Mr Robert Black, bookseller,
17 High Street, Hawick, but only
twelve numbers were issued.
1870. The Hawick Express.
The first number was published 1st
October, 1870, by Mr James Dalgleish.
Mr James Edgar is the present proprie-
tor and editor.
1882. The Hawick News.
Started 28th January, 1882, and
publishefl by Messrs Vair & McNairn.
1882. The Hawick Telegraph.
First number appeared 28th January,
1882, butitwasdiHContinuedabout 1891.
1882. The Border Standard.
Published by Messrs W. Morrison
& Co. It was afterwards transferred
to Langholm, but is now defunct.
1886. Hogg's Journal.
Issued monthly from the presa of
Messrs Vair & McNairn in 1886, for
George Hogg, Newcastleton, It was
discontinued after the publication of
five numbers.
1897. The Hawick Free Press.
Published by Mr William Henderson,
begun 7th July, 1897.
II.
LOCAL MAPS.
1606. Mercator's Atlas. Map of Southern
Scotland.
1630. Deucaledonius Oceanus.
1654, Blaeu's Atlas. (4)Teviotiaru/(/oTivedaiI.
Auct. Tlni. Pont. lo, Blaeu excudlt.
1725. Hermann Moll's Atlas. (9; Llddesdule,
which is the South Part of Roxburgh-
shire.
1770. Stobie. Roxburghshire, by Matthew
Stobie, Land Surveyor, engraved by
John Hayly. Scale, 1 inch to a mile.
4 sheets.
1794. Statistical Account of Scotland. .Maps
by Local Authorities.
1824. Plan of Hawick, by John Wood, Edin-
burgh.
Reproduced in reduced scale in Mrs
Oliver's " Upper Teviotdale and the
Scotts of Buccleuch."
1826. Lothian's County Atlas of Scotland.
Roxburgh. No. 8.
1829. Lothian's Historical Atlas of Scotland.
Map No. III. Scotland under the
Romans (a.d. 80 to 446), with ancient
and modern names ; and shewing the
Sites of the Roman Camps, Native
Forts, Druidical Circles, &c.
1832. Thomson's Atlas of Scotland. Roxburgh-
shire, in 2 sheets, by Messrs King-
horne, Cranston, & Clark. (The map
was published independently in 1822.)
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Local Maps — Continued,
1842. Law8on, John Parker, M.A. The De-
scriptive Atlas of Scotland. Roxburgh-
shire, drawn and engraved by J. Brown.
P. 515.
1845. New Statistical Account of Scotland.
Roxburghshire, engraved by W. H.
Lizflrs.
1850. Plan of the Town of Ilawick and Environs,
Surveyed by Walter Tennant, 1850.
1850-60. Ordnance Survey, on scale of G inches
to a mile Roxburghshire, 48 sheets.
1858. Ordnance Survey Plan of Hawick and
Wilton, on scale of ten feet to a mile.
1858.
1859. Ordnance Survey Plan of the Parish of
Wilton. 1859.
1863-G9. Ordnance Survey, on scale of 1 inch to
a mile. Roxburghshire, sheet 17.
1895. Bartholomew, J. G. Royal Scottish
Geographical Society's Atlas of Scot-
land, scale 2 miles to an inch. Biblio-
graphv of Atlases of Scotland given
(pp. 16-18).
1897. Ordnance Survey Maps of Hawick.
25 inches to a mile. 1858-1897.
III.
LOCAL MUSIC.
Pringle, John. A Collection of Reels, Strath-
speys, and Jigs, with a Bass for the
Violoncello or Pianoforte. Dedicated to
the Hon. Miss Elliot. Folio. Edin.
Printed for the author. N.D.
A Second Collection. Dedicated to Lady
Scott of Anrrinn. N.D.
[The music of "Teribus," I believe, appeared
for the first time in print in Pringle's
Second Collection, under the title of
"Hawick, A Strathspey" (p. 16). The
MS. music of the original air in the posses-
sion of Mr Adam Laing, referred to in my
introduction, is evidently an early copy of
the older set as i)laye(l by Walter Ballantine,
town piper in 1777. When it first appeared
in manuscript is doubtful. Many of the
other tunes in both collections bear local
titles, such as "Hawick Lasses, a Reel,"
"Wilton Lodge, a Strathspey," " Teviot
Banks," "Lady Minto's Favourite,"
"Lord Minto's Waltz," "Miss Scott of
Sinton's Strathspey," "The Fertish Hill,"
" Robin&law" (Huberslaw), " Minto House,
a Strathspey," and "Miss Scott of Ancnim's
Reel."]
Local Music — Continued.
Published by Mr Adam Grant, Hawick.
Teribus. Song. First time printed with piano
accompaniment. 1882.
Branxholme Waltz. Adam Grant. 1882.
Bordtr Queen. Words by James Thomson, air
by J. Rutherford. Arranged by Adam Grant.
1885.
Hawick. Words by J. L. Hercus, music by
Adam Grant. 1887.
Three old Hawick Tunes from "Adam Howison,
his Music Book. Begun Hawick, 19th
April, 1766."
1. The Lasses o' Hawick.
2. Lament on the division of Hawick.
Common, 1777.
3. The New Bridge of Hawick.
Edited and arranged" by K.E R., Hawick.
Three Humorous Hawick Songs. Arranged
by Adam Grant. 1893.
Witch of the Wisp Hill Polka. Music by
Adam Grant. 1896.
I like Auld Hawick the best. Words and
music by T. Ker. Arranged by Adam
Grant. 1900.
Up wi' Auld Hawick. Words by T. Caldwell,
music by Adam Grant. 1901.
Our ain auld Toon. Words by T. Caldwell^
music by Adam Grant. 1902.
Teribus, New Version. Words by R. Craig,
music arranged by Adam Grant. 1907.
Clinty. Song. Words by J. E. D, Murray.
Music by Adam Grant.
Published by Messrs W. & J. Kennedy, Hawick.
Drumlanrig Quadrilles, introducing all the
Common- Riding Ai-s. Compiled by
William Laidlaw, arranged by R. W.
Manning. 1895. 3rd edition, 1907.
Up with the Banner. Words by James Thom-
son, music by W. Inglis Robaon.
Hawick Among the Hills. Song. By John
Inglis, music by W. I. Robson.
Cornet's Lancers. By T. Tinniswood.
Cornet's Schottische. By T. Tinniswood.
Oor Bonnie Border Toon. Song. Words by
Robert Hunter, music by F. G. Scott.
I like Auld Hawick. By F. Hogg, music by
Mrs Dumbreck.
Star of Robbie Burns. Song by James
Thomson. Music composed by James
Booth.
March Militaire: The Border Mounted Volun-
teers. Composed by John Oliver, Bort-
haugh, Hawick.
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