Tighearnaigh Poole Quigley of Connacht - Ó Coigligh Redfern Roche Lydon Walker LangSyne Publishers, who are based in Kilbarrack, Dublin, Ireland, have published...

Murray (2018). The Origins of the Clan Leslie and Their Place in History. LangSyne Publishing. p. 13. ISBN 978-1-85217-280-0. Salmon, Nathaniel (1759). A...

Festivals, Sheila Livingstone, Birlinn (1997) Amy Stewart (1975). Dae Ye Min' Langsyne?: A Pot-Pourri of Games, Rhymes, and Ploys of Scottish Childhood. Folklore...

original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 17 May 2012. A. S. Fraserae, Ye min' langsyne?: A pot-pourri of games, rhymes, and ploys of Scottish childhood (London:...

Caledonia R Burns 12 Wounded Hussar (The) Mr Campbell 14 Auld Langsyne 15 The Days O' Langsyne 16 Cot on the Hill (The) 17 Parting Moments 18 Dull Care 18...

You're Going to Wear the Kilt! All you want to know about tartan dress., Langsyne Publishers 2003, ISBN 1-85217-126-X [1] Scottish Official Board of Highland...

an acquaintance of his boyhood, who took him in to treat him for auld langsyne. Scarcely had they entered when the detectives appeared and apprehended...

Symphonies and Accompaniments (1873)" together with J. Pittman, "Auld Langsyne" on page 21. Yamao has surely used to listen to this song at Colin Brown's...

sing them, and he infused an amount of expression and feeling into "Auld Langsyne" which we never heard equalled. The effect he produced in the chorus of...

strong, fierce (originally used of fire). tassle - blue tuft of the plant. langsyne - long since or ago. owre – over. Sung in Gaelic by Donald MacRae: https://www...

But sir, sin' I maun let you know Langsyne when I was forced to go By Crosby Kirk to meet my Joe When it was dark, I feared that spunkies wad bestow On...

braes, I happily could spend, The gloaming of my days. The memories of Langsyne, Bright days of gladsome glee, We fondly could revive, Beneath the Rowan...

Retrieved February 14, 2022 – via Newspapers.com. "Riding Club's Auld Langsyne". The Sun (New York City). April 2, 1905. p. 11. Retrieved March 5, 2022...

of Robin Cummell' the castle is said to have built by the "Wee Pechs, langsyne." Pechs are translatable as pygmies, picts, or essentially the 'wee folk'...