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Gie me ae spark o' Nature's fire
That's a' the learning I desire
Then tho' I drudge thro' dub an mire
At pleugh or cart
My Muse, tho' hamely in attire
May touch the heart
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RT Burns Club - No 2085 in the Federation |
NY Burns Society |
Burns Society of the City of New York |
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Alexandria Burns Club - No2 in the Federation. |
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The Leeds Caledonian Society was founded in 1894 to promote friendly intercourse and good fellowship among Scotsmen resident in Leeds and district. |
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The Perth Burns Club is one of the oldest societies in Perth [Scotland] and guests and prospective members are warmly invited to attend any of the Club's meetings and functions. |
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The National Trust for Scotland homecoming cruises |
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Aberdeenshire Council events listing for Homecoming Scotland 2009 |
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The Grants Braes Burns club |
A family tree - With over 600 descendants
by John Burness |
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| Robert Burns Family History by John Burness | |
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Global Burns Network |
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Loving Burns at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival |
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Alloway Burns Club situated amongst many key sites of interest from the life and work of Burns. |
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Ayr Burns Club |
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The Paisley Alamo Burns Club |
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Cupar Burns Club was Instituted in 1884 and Federated to the Robert Burns Federation in 1893. |
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Bowhill People's Burns Club |
| Burns250 is a unique one man show written for Burns 250th anniversary. It features Kev Thompson, who has extensive experience as a singer, reciter and public speaker | |
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Borealis is a five piece band creating and performing unique arrangements of the songs of Robert Burns |
| The Winnipeg Robert Burns Club is the oldest, continuously existing federated Burns Club outside the United Kingdom. | |
Dundonald Burns Club, inaugurated in 1962, meet on a monthly basis in Dundonald, Ayrshire in south-west Scotland |
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Scottish Language Dictionaries aim to advance Scots language in all its guises |
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One of the oldest Burns Clubs in the World, with an unbroken history dating back to its formation on 2nd June 1826. Of the twelve founding members of the club five were known to Robert Burns, two of whom were close friends of the poet. The club has an excellent Archive of Burns Artefacts |
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The Web site of
David Sibbald, guest speaker. Perpepetuates the Memory of Robert Burns
and aims to create a friendship across boundaries and frontiers. |
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The official Scottish Tourist
Board site. Highly authoratative including information
on a broad selection of Scottish topics. |
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Caledonian Club of Sacramento |
The Caledonian Club of Sacramento, a Scottish Club which was established in 1876, formed to preserve Scottish heritage. |
| CNY SCOTS |
CENTRAL NEW YORK (CNY) SCOTS Scottish Links and information on CNY Scottish Games, St. Andrew's Society of CNY and the Daughters of Scotia activities and programs. |
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Burns Club of Milwaukee |
One
of the most extensive sites, Regularly updated with good content |
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Glasgowgirl Joann Gilmartin - Performs the work of Burns and runs Burns competitions |
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SPRINGFIELD
ST. ANDREW & BURNS SOCIETY News and links page Promotion of their 2001 Burns supper, |
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THE NEW BRUNSWICK SCOTTISH-CULTURAL ASSOCIATION (NBSCA) Promotes the history, traditions, arts, crafts, languages and culture of Scotland. |
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The
Castles of Scotland Preservation Trust A trust established to promote and encourage the protection and preservation of Scotland's rich architectural heritage. |
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Dalry
Burns Club has a history dating from 1825. Their website contains a
full history of the Club, a searchable archive of every anniversary supper,
a photo gallery and a chronology. |
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In 1796, Burns wrote: "... The Globe Tavern here, which these many years has been my Howff ...", and in 1819, the first of what was to become the annual tradition of Burns' Suppers was held here at The Globe. |
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Burns tried in vain to farm the land at Ellisland, but despite it's barren soil the tranquil settings of Ellisland inspired some of his best-loved nature poems. |
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Founded in the Globe Inn, Burns' favourite "howff", in 1889 the Club includes a programme of events developed to encourage Burns enthusiasm among children. |
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Robert
Burns Live Presents Chris Tate as Robert Burns Chris performs in full period costume and wig. He is the only actor to tell Burns' story in the image of Burns himself. |
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Len Murray is an excellent after dinner speaker as witnessed recently at The Robert Burns World Federation Burns Supper. Visit his excellent Web site for more information - Len Murray |