Susan Hamilton and John Cameron - Local Heroes and Romantic Heroines: A Recital of works by F.Schubert, F.G.Scott, R.Stevenson, L.Strickland, L.Beethoven, G.Donizetti, and J.Haydn. (Photograph)

Bridget Falconer-Salkeld – Scott and Scotland’s Parliament

2004 Read these articles here: Bulletin

Dr. Iain Gordon Brown – Sir Walter Scott: A Life in Manuscripts

Bridget Falconer-Salkeld – A Brahah Pen

Dr. Margaret Bennett and Sandy Stanage – Beyond The Border: Sir Walter Scott’s Minstrelsy

R. A. Silverster – The Wizard of the North: Confounding the Detractors

A.M.G. Kinnear - Young Walter Scott and Old Dr. Hutton

Robert Burns – Scott in Schools

Andrew Stevenson – Scott-related Works in the Philadelphia Museum of Art

2003 Read these articles here: Bulletin

Allan Massie - Why We Should Read Scott Today

Professor David Purdie – The Younger Scott and the Later Enlightenment

Paul H.Scott – Walter Scott’s Cruise with the Lighthouse Commissioners

Richard Hill – Turner’s Illustrations to the Work of Sir Walter Scott

2002/3 Read these articles here: Bulletin

Lt. Cdr. Dairmid Gunn – The Pirate

Dr. Alison Lumsden - Textual Messaging: The Making of Meaning in the Waverley Novels

2002

Anne Lorne Gillies and Rhona Mackay - The Lady of the Lake (Photographs)

2000/1 Read these articles here: Bulletin

Richard D. Jackson – Introducing Guy Mannering and The Astrologers

Rod Paterson - Evening of Music at Abbotsford

Dr. Iain Brown - Collecting Scott for Scotland 1850-2000

1999/2000 Read these articles here: Bulletin

Arnold Kemp – Sir Walter Scott and Politics

Richard D. Jackson – Scott and St. John’s

Jane Sellars – Sir Walter Scott and the Brontes

1998/9 Read these articles here: Bulletin

Douglas Gifford – Inventing New Scotlands: The Achievements of Sir Walter Scott

Lt. Cdr. Dairmid Gunn – Sir Walter Scott and His Influence on the Russian Psyche

Richard D. Jackson – Boorjoy’s Bonnie Braes

1997/8 Read these articles here: Bulletin

Professor Ian Campbell – Scott’s Treatment of the Past

J.H. Alexander – The Key, The Bonnie Bridegroom and An Ower True Tale

1995/6 Read these articles here: Bulletin

Fraser Elgin - Exegi Momumentum Aere Pernnius

Niger Tranter – A Novelist’s View of Scott

A.G.Stevenson – Alexander Smith: The Scott Forger

Derek Mills - Scott on Salmon

1993/4 Read these articles here: Bulletin

Professor David Daiches – Character and History in Scott’s Novels

Professor Ian Campbell – A Centenary of Scott

Professor Jane Millgate - Scott and the Victorians

Basil Skinner – Scott and the Open Road (read by Lydia Skinner)

A.G. Stevenson – Walter Scott at the Bar

A.G. Stevenson – The Ettrick Shepherd in Court

Alan Massie - Pre-publication reading of The Ragged Lion

Prof. Duncan Macmillan - Scottish Art in the Age of Scott

Prof. John Sutherland - Scott's Lives

Tom Fleming - A performance of Wandering Willie Tale

1991/2 - Read these articles here: Bulletin

Alex Cameron - Illustrated Talk on the Border County

Lt. Cdr. Dairmid Gunn – The Influence of Sir Walter Scott’s writings upon the works of Puskin and other Russian writers

Professor Claire Lamont – Waverley and Jacobite Mythology [audio]

Chen Zhao-Lin – Sir Walter Scott’s Influence on Chinese Literature

Lt. Cdr. Dairmid Gunn – Neil Gunn and Walter Scott: Attitudes to Scotland

Professor Peter Garside – Scott and the Borderlands of Romance

1990 - Read these articles here: Bulletin

John McQueen – On Editing Rob Roy

Professor David Daiches – The Poetry of Sir Walter Scott

Jenni Calder – Scott and Stevenson: Story and History

1989 - Sir Eric Anderson – Scott: The Author as Actor . In light of the death of Dr. J.C. Corson the title of this talk was changed to The Building of Abbotsford.

1988 - Margaret Bennett and Martyn Bennett – Scott's Border Songs

1986 - Dr. Iain Gordon Brown - A private viewing of the Interleaved Set of the Waverley Novels (the so-called ‘Magnum Opus’) and the Pforzheimer Scott Manuscripts repatriated from the United States.

1932 - Centenary Celebrations (Read about it in the Report here)

A Service in St. Giles on the Day of the Centenary (21st September)

A Ceremony at Dryburgh Abbey

An Exhibition of Portraits and Manuscripts in the National Gallery

A Masque of Scenes from the Waverley Novels in the Usher Hall

A Pageant by School Children in Waverley Market

The Publication of a Commemorative Volume edited by Prof. H.J.C. Grierson

1932 - Hugh Walpole - Scott and the Centenary (text)

1930 - Unknown - Walter Scott's Heroic Struggle (with insolvency) (text)

1929 - Unknown - Walter Scott's visit to London (text)

1927 - Mr. Walter T. Watson - The unveiling of a Tablet in Sciennes Hill House to commerate the meeting of Scott and Burns (transcript)

1926 - Various - The Meeting-place of Sir Walter Scott and Robert Burns (text)

1901 - Madam Annie Grey - Song Recital

1900 - Rev. W. Stephen, Kelty, Blair Adam - Sir Walter Scott and the Blair Adam Antiquarian Club (Text)

1898 - William Wallace - Scott's Spiritual and Ethical Influence.

1897 - Mr George G. Napier - Homes and Haunts of Sir Walter Scott

1896 - Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bart. M.P. - The Border Wars Between England and Scotland

1895 - Rev John Watson (Ian Maclaren) - The Typical Scott in the Waverley Novels

Newspaper Cutting

View Newspaper clipping of articles from all the mayor Scottish Newspapers on stories about Sir Walter Scott or The Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott Club

From 1927-1933 View them here: 1927 Newspaper Cuttings

From 1933-1949 View them here: 1933 Newspaper Cuttings