Ullans: The Magazine for Ulster-Scots, Nummer 4 Spring 1996

• Editorial
• Ulster-Scots Country Dances … Jeannie Peak (New Series)
• The Minister’s Speech … Ernest McA Scott
• The Sport of Curling In Ulster … Andrew Steven
• The Big Strike ο 19&26 … Anon (Cairncastle)
• Swan Song … Hugh Robinson
• Fowk O Ulster … Ian Adamson (Owresettin)
• Ullans Cullins … Elspeth Barnes
• David Bruce: Ulster-Scot-American Poet … Michael Montgomery
• The Fechtin Dugs … Robin Gordon (W G Lyttle)
• Tha Guid Buik … (Luke: Chapter 2)
• Some Belfast Placenames, 1712-1736 … Philip Robinson
• The Muttonburrn Stream … Robert J Gregg (Transcription)
• Letter To A Dead Poet, Robert Burns … Sandy Jack
• Wullie Gillilann O Glenquhurrie … John Erskine
• The Belfast Branch … John McIntyre
• Twelve Lairds In Bombie: 1614 Letter Of Sir Robert McClelland … John A Oliver
• John Simpson of Drumreagh
• The Life And Work of Rev W F Marshall … J Andrew Todd
• Excerpt From “A Couple Of Ballads” … T S Law
• The Oul Leid … (Barbour’s “Bruce”)
• The Hamely Tongue: A Personal Record Of Ulster-Scots In County Antrim … Anne Smyth (Review)
• ⇒ An Ulster-Scots letter from James Fenton to the London Review of Books
• What is ULLANS?
• Officers and Contributors

‘Hairts o Greba’ — The sound cassette recorded by Will McAvoy of his memories of life at Mid Isle, Greyabbey, has been a spectacular success, particularly in the Ards. Published by the USLS copies may still be obtained from the Honorary Secretary, price £5.00