James McIntyre

Beachville (Poem by James McIntyre)

Beachville By James McIntyre Of Beachville, village of the plain, We now will sing a short refrain, For here the Thames doth pleasant flow, And char…

Canadian Hunter By James McIntyre Of Kentucky's great hunter bold Old Daniel Boone oft tales are told, Of wild beasts he had no fear, But danger…

North-West Rebellion 1885 By James McIntyre Hail Canada our young fair land, The world's respect it doth command; How quick her sons at war'…

Bear and Whale By James McIntyre A fable of the British and Russian dispute of 1885. Russians suffer sad distress For lack of freedom of the press, …

Hunters and Trappers By James McIntyre Two hunters near to Hudson Bay, Their names John Grant and Tom McKay, Their skill and courage naught could da…

Queen's Jubilee Ode, 1887 By James McIntyre Canada proves her devotion To her who rules o'er land and sea, For loyal thoughts do hearts insp…

Bacon, Hogg, Lamb and Shakespeare By James McIntyre Bacon, philosopher profound, With mighty thoughts his works abound, Reflections did his mind eng…

Holland River and its Tributaries By James McIntyre Meanderings of a stream rises twenty miles north of Toronto and sweeps around the whole of South…

The Old Snake Fence By James McIntyre In early times the pioneer When a few acres he did clear, He found 'an ample recompense For splitting rail…

Mammoth Cheese By James McIntyre Weight over seven thousand pounds. We have seen thee, queen of cheese, Lying quietly at your ease, Gently fanned by…

Four Acre Farm By James McIntyre This is a tale, but it is truth, Of maiden lady named Ruth, She owned a small four acre farm, Which possessed some …

Agricultural Implements By James McIntyre Poor laborers they did sad bewail, When the machine displaced the flail, There's little work now with …

Origin of the Toboggan By James McIntyre I am a hunter by profession, And when I make this confession, Of what I saw with mine own eyes, It may caus…