. Le laird de Logan, ou des contes, d'anecdotes et d'illustration de l'esprit et l'humour de l'Ecosse. inants, afin de montrer à la Cour la compétence de la charge, et à toutes ces questions les Highlanders, whoiiad concocté toute l'affaire, après avoir malice prepense,répondu plus facilement, toujours anticiper le querist,* Ou oui. Monsieur, Votre Honneur, c'est à vous de parler, tous plus thatand aussi, comme mon ami Donald va vous a dit. * Oui, ITIS, a répondu Donald, son tout à fait vrai, et d'ailleurs, plus northat didna à côté, mais elle veut dire non plus contre thepoor lads là-bas, à faire une colère contre eux-d

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. The laird of Logan, or, Anecdotes and tales illustrative of the wit and humour of Scotland. inants, to show to the Court the competency ofthe charge, and to all these questions the Highlanders, whoiiad concocted the whole matter, having malice prepense, answered most readily, always anticipating the legal querist, * Ou yes. Sir, your honour, it was as youll spoke, all thatand more too, as Donald my friend will told you. * Yes, itis, replied Donald, its all true, and moreover, more northat beside, but she didna want to say no more against thepoor lads down there, to make an anger against them—deed ist. The counsel for the pannels then commenced araking cross-fire, when the yarn in the web of evidence lostits lees, and the Donalds got fairly entangled, and floun-dered iu the meshes, shrugged their shoulders, scratchedtheir heads, and looked unspeakable confusion, to the nosmall amusement of the Court. The elder of the two atlast addressed himself to the Judge, Och, Sir, would youlot the tithor man spoke, pointing to the fiscal, 1 likohim far better. LAini) OF LOCAS. 4J 1 /f T^. ^U^ HAWRIES RETORTS TO THE POLICE. This orateui du pave, the outlines of wliose eventful lifewe have already given, has only to stand a few minutes onthe street in the act of preparing for the delivery of anoration, when a mob is instantly collected to the annoyanceof the conservators of order, and a mandate is forthwithissued by the police to put his limb and locomotive adjunct, iho stilt—in motion.— Take the road, Sir, and not obstructthe street, said the imperative batonman. • I hae naericht tilt, replied the wit, for I pay no road money. On another occasion.— Be off, Sir, and not disturb thestreet, by collecting mobs. Weel, blame na me, but thecongregation. Another Dont stand there. Sir, and collect a crowd. Ay, theres a pour o hearers, but very few believers. VERY CHARACTERISTIC. IlAWiiiE called on a shopkeeper one night soliciting 50 LAIRD OV LOGAN. somewhat to pay his lodgings,

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