DONALD AND FLORA.
This is one of those fine Gaelic tunes, preserved from time immemorial in the Hebrides; they seem to be the ground-work of many of our finest Scots pastoral tunes. The words of this song were written to commemorate the unfortunate expedition of General Burgoyne in America, in 1777.
O WERE I ON PARNASSUS’ HILL.
This air is Oswald’s; the song I made out of compliment to Mrs. Burns.
THE CAPTIVE ROBIN.
This air is called “Robie donna Gorach.”