Burns and Ayrshire sites reveal Burns birthplace and bridges
A weekly piece recounts travel from Glasgow to Alloway and Ayr visiting Burns birthplace cottage, Burns Monument, and The Brigs of Ayr. It notes railway access, stock figures, and visitor income, plus reflections on unmarried women and a sermon on pressing on with life.
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Rome
Burns
Ayr
Alloway
Craig
Brig
Glasgow and
Goupie
Mount Oliphant
Byrne
Robert Burne
Mowegiel
Glasgow
Charlie Brak
Ayrshire
Bruce
Wallace
Ireland
Scotland
England
Ayrik
William Wallace
de’ Tuom
William Burns
Jostune
Mosegiel
Gavin Hamilton
Tut
Professor Mussy
Boston
Glasgow and Ayr
Paisley Johnstone
Lochwinnock
Leith
Kilbienne
Dalry
Salcoats
Kilwinning, &c
Irvine
Troon
Monkton
Prestwick
Ayr &c
No Frost to Night Explained by Clouds and Dew
The piece explains frost formation on clear nights when surface cooling and dew point lead to condensation and freezing. It notes heat exchange with the environment, the Sun’s heating by day, and how clouds return heat at night, reducing frost formation. Also includes scattered items on Burns and farming, with various anecdotes and notices.
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Buffalo Com
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A.M. Gest
The
Albany Evening Journal
Pilace
Robert Burns
Thurlow
St. John’s Church
Oliver Cromwell
John Welsh
John ‘Knox
Napoleon
Bethelehem
Mary
Anderson
Posse
Sun Yard
Mungo
Auld Brig
Vivéllée
Parolucket Chronicle
Horace Garety
Akron Beacon
Greely
Vermont
N. Y
Providence Journal
Harrison
Ashland
Lexington
Kenmal
Tennessee Review
Bunker's Hill
New England
Sweden
St. Bartholomew
Liverpool Mercury
Atv
Penh Street
Pitsburg