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Habbie may
refer to: The
Habbie stanza or
standard Habbie, also
known as the
Burns stanza Habbie Simpson,
Scottish piper from
Kilbarchan whom the stanza...
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Habbie Simpson (1550–1620) was the town
piper in the
Scottish village of
Kilbarchan in Renfrewshire.
Today Simpson is
chiefly known as the
subject of the...
- Burns, and
prior to his use of it was
known as the
standard Habbie,
after the
piper Habbie Simpson (1550–1620). It is also
sometimes known as the Scottish...
- Briggs,
nephew to
Habbie Simpson,
written in the same stanza. He
wrote a
continuation of his father's Packman's
Pater Noster.
Habbie stanza Chisholm 1911...
- 1786
Scots language poem by
Robert Burns in his
favourite meter,
standard Habbie. The poem's
theme is
contained in the
final verse: In the eight-stanza satirical...
- ****ociation. A main
event of the day is a "coming to life" of the
statue of
Habbie Simpson (a
famous village piper) on the steeple. The
statue is
covered by...
- as well as
leading the
trend for
pastoral poetry,
helping to
develop the
Habbie stanza as a
poetic form.
James Macpherson (1736–1796) was the
first Scottish...
- to 1840,[clarification needed]
although the
first printed poetry (in the
Habbie stanza form) by an
Ulster Scots writer was
published in a
broadsheet in...
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Kettering Sheep shaggers,
Ketteringers pansies Kendal Kendalians Kilbarchan Habbie Haverfordwest Long
necks Lancashire Yonners (specifically south-eastern...
- Well-known
musicians included the
fiddler Pattie Birnie and the
piper Habbie Simpson. This
tradition continued into the
nineteenth century, with major...
