Unpublished Burns Poem Found in Mrs Moffatt Family
An unpublished Robert Burns fragment surfaced with a note describing its origin. Mrs. John Moffatt of St Andrew’s owns a long-preserved copy, copied by her ancestor Edward Sanderson about a century ago, and titled as a verse composed for a nobleman during a servants hall gathering at Bass Rock.
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Charlottetown Pages Record Busy Island Day
Local notes report multiple Charlottetown travel arrivals and departures yesterday. Community events include church services in Crapand Golden Grove and a grand tea at St Peter's Bay forthcoming.
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