ROBERT TANNAHILL BIBLIOGRAPHY
OUTLINE
Most of the better known of Robert Tannahill's poems and songs were published in various periodicals whilst he was alive. The songs were printed on engraved sheets, having been set to music by John Ross and R.A. Smith.
FIRST PUBLISHED EDITION
The Soldier's Return:a Scottish interlude in two acts;
with other poems and songs,
chiefly in the Scottish dialect.
Paisley: printed by Stephen Young. 1807
SUBSEQUENT EDITIONS
Poems and Songs, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect.
Notice respecting the life and writings of the author is affixed.
Paisley: Printed by J. Neilson,
FOR H. CRICHTON, STATIONER.
SOLD BY CONSTABLE & CO. AND W. BLACKWOOD,
EDINBURGH: BRASH AND REID, AND
J. SMITH AND SON, GLASGOW;
AND T. AULD, PAISLEY.
1815
CONTRIBUTION TO THE SCOTS MAGAZINE
Loudon's Bonnie Woods and Braes: October, 1807
Jessie the Flower o Dunblane: March 1808
The Worn Soldier: March 1808
Cruikston Castle: September, 1808
Simmer Gloamin: September, 1808
Ode for Burns' Anniversary: February, 1808