DALRY BURNS CLUB
37th Anniversary
MDCCCLXII
Members Present
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Alexander Kerr, President, who gave the Queen Memory of Prince Albert Edward Albert and the Royal Family Both Houses of Parliament The health of William Logan, compiler and writer of these records of the Club The health of young members and The Memory of Burns Song. "Scotland" by Wm Logan, Kilbirnie Song. "Corn rigs and barley rigs" by Daniel Cameron, Contractor, Dalry |
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James Stirrat, Banker, Dalry, Croupier, who gave The Army, Navy and Volunteers The Family of the Poet Burns and The Living Poets with W. E. Ayton Captain Paton of Hillend replied to the first toast |
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Song. "Rule Britannia" by Mr Cameron, con. Song. "We are brethren a'" by Hugh Allan Song. "The Volunteers of Dalry" by Mr Logan |
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William Fergusson, Teacher, gave the memory of Sir Walter Scott Song. "Jock o' Hazeldean" by Mr Gray, Middleton |
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Dr Hamilton, gave the memory of deceased members; and that of William Shakespeare Song. "Green grow the rashes, O" by Mr Loudon |
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William Logan, Kilbirnie, gave the memory of Thomas Moore Song. "The meeting of the waters" by Mr Cameron, Contractor Song. "Old Scotland" by Mr Cameron, Teacher |
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Mr Gray, Middleton, gave the memory of Professor Wilson Recitative. "The burial of Sir John Moor" by H Morris Song. "Tam Glen" by Mr Gray |
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David Brown gave the Historians, with the memory of T. B. Macaulay Song. "Allister McAllister" by James McNair Song. "This is no my ain lassie" by Mr Loudon |
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William McNair, Parochial Schoolmaster, Fenwick gave the Scottish poets of the eighteenth century, with memory of Ramsey and Fergusson Song."Loudon's bonjnie woods and braes" by Mr Cameron, Contractor Song. "The Soldier's tear" by Williajm Logan |
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Mr Cameron, Teacher, gave the memory of Thomas Campbell Song. "The exile of Erin" by Wm. Logan Song. "Blythe Dumbarton's bonnie Bell" by J. Longwill |
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David Murdoch gave the memory of Lord Byron Song. "Dark Loch-na-gair" by Mr Gray Song. "Little gipsy Jane" by The Croupier |
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Dr. Blair gave the living Novelists , with E. B. Lytton |
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Hugh Morris gave the memory of Tannahill Song. "Jessie the flower of Dunblane" |
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Alexander Comrie gave the memory of James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd |
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Captain Paton gave the song writers with A.Park |
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David Longwill, Hawhill |
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Allan Loudon |
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James McNair |
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Robert Montgomerie |
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James Longwill |
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James White, Kilwinning |
22 Members