Vol. 1. [1] Inscriptions in a small garden at the foot of St. Leonard's Hill in the neighbourhood of Edinburgh. [2] Contemplation on the top of Arthur's Seat, 1st May 1814. [3] Abridgement of a sermon preached in the Cathedral of York, Sunday, 20th September 1812. [4] Contemplations on the top of Arthur's Seat ... May 1, 1816. [5] Meditation on the top of Arthur's Seat, 1st May 1818. [6] Meditations on the top of Arthur's Seat ... 1st of May 1819. [7] Contemplations on the top of Arthur's Seat by the oldest physician in Edinburgh [1823]. [8] Address to the oldest Duke in Scotland, from the oldest physician in Edinburgh, on the top of Arthur's Seat, 1st May 1827. [9] Rhymes addressed by the father of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, an octogenarian, to one of his grandchildren, on the top of Arthur's Seat, May 1st, 1828. [10] Postscript. May 3, 1824, since the publication of the Memoir of Sir Henry Raeburn, Dr. Duncan has received from a friend, the following elegiac ode ... [11] Invitation for a gymnastic meeting, to celebrate the Ludi Apollinares at Leith Links. [12] To the vice-president of the Caledonian Horticultural Society, Edinburgh. [13] Verses on the marriage of Captain Duncan to Miss Hill. [14] To the president of the Caledonian Gardeners Society ... [15] The followng picture of a happy family, at a social meal, is taken from a poem lately published by Rivington, London, entitled, The pleasures of society. [16] Thanks returned by an octogenarian physician, to his friends in the county of Fife, particularly in the ancient city of St. Andrews. [17] Treaty of peace with old age, by a justly celebrated lady ...

[18] Grey, Henry. A sermon preached in St. George's Church, on Thursday, 16th March, 1815, in behalf of the Edinburgh Lunatic Asylum. Edinburgh: Printed for the Asylum by A. Balfour, 1815. [19] Lee, John. A sermon preached in St. Andrew's Church, Edinburgh, on Sunday the 21st of May 1809. Edinburgh: A. Neill & co., 1809. [20] Law, George Henry. A sermon preached at the anniversary of the Royal Humane Society. London: Nichols, Son, and Bentley, 1813.

Vol. 2. [1] The Lord's Prayer, with a paraphrase, commonly denominated The universal prayer, written by Alexander Pope. [Edinburgh]: Printed by Neill & co. for the Orphan Hospital, Edinburgh. [2] The prayer of a dying man. [3] The Messiah. A paraphrase from the prophecies of Isaiah, by Alexander Pope. [Edinburgh]: A. Neill & co., 1803. [4] Elegy on Henry Francis Duncan, who died at Edinburgh on the 24th of December 1805 ... [5] Elegy sacred to the memory of Henry Francis Duncan, youngest son of Dr. Duncan senior ... [6] Contemplations on the top of Arthur's Seat ... on the 1st of May 1807. [7] Contemplation on the top of Arthur's Seat, 1st May 1814. [8] Abridgment of a sermon preached in the Cathedral of York ... 20th September 1812. [9] Contemplations on the top of Arthur's seat ... May 1, 1816. [10] Meditation on the top of Arthur's Seat, 1st May 1818. [11] Meditations on the top of Arthur's Seat ... 1st of May 1819. [12] The heavens a proof of the wisdom and glory of God. [13] Inscriptions in a small garden at the foot of St. Leonard's Hill ...

[14] To the vice-president of the Caledonian Horticultural Society, Edinburgh. [15] List of wax models of apples, sent to the Caledonian Horticultural Society, by Melongeno. [16] To the president of the Caledonian Gardeners Society ... [17] A new edition of an old song, Was you e'er at Crail Town ... [18] Duncan's grand panacea, an infallible cure for all diseases, translated into Pindaric rhymes by Dr. Barclay, and published at the fortieth anniversary of the Edinburgh Harveian Festival, 14th April 1821. [19] Boswell, James, and Maclaurin, John. Court of Session garland. 1770, [20] At a convival meeting of the Royal Company of Scottish Archers ... on Saturday the 27th of October 1821, the Company drank a bumper to the health of Dr Duncan ...[21] Letter from the Rev. Dr. John Lee ... to Dr. Duncan senior ... [22] A letter to Sir William Fettes, bart. ... Edinburgh: P. Neill, 1825. [23] Harveian ode for 1829 / by Richard Huie, M.D. [24] Dr. Duncan senior of Edinburgh, in the 83d year of his age ... on the death of His Grace Alexander Duke of Gordon ... [25] Mahomedan articles of belief [newspaper clipping] [26] Brickbatting no Offence [newspaper clipping; with 2 other incomplete articles]