Some subsequent works of Sir Thomas were "Highland Rambles", with "Long Tales to Shorten the Way" (2 vols. 8 vo, 1837), "Legendary Tales of the Highlands" (3 vols. 12mo, 1841), "Tour round the Coasts of Scotland" (1842), and was asked by Queen Victoria to write the official history of her visit, entitled "Memorial of the Royal Progress in Scotland" (1843). Volume One of a "Miscellany of Natural History", published in 1833, was also partly prepared by Lauder. An unfinished series of papers, written for Tait's Magazine shortly before his death, was published under the title "Scottish Rivers", with a preface by John Brown, MD., in 1874.