Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-26
BURNS, CONCERT

in Warner Hall-Hard |
Times Not to Prevent the Attend. |
ance OF lhe Admirers Of the Palliative !
Old scottish Ballads.
I was doom toon to-day an bocht ye this |
necktie for Burns for ye're best ane was
Rettin' tousy. Wen has tae gang early
this year for since the Democratios got in,
an ye were put on short time didna' feel
like spendin' half dollar mair for keepit
seats, an we enjoyed the concert sac weel
last year, that couldna' think o. bidin'
ava frae 1t for this time think it is gsun
tae be finer, the singers are fully as guild
an think somehow the sangs are nicer.
There's the fret sang on the list the chune
IL sulder than the mountains o. ScotIan'.
Weel, maybe no sas aud as that, but 1t IL
weel kent that 1t was played when the
clan: were gatherin, at BannockeurD, an
that's gaun on sax hunder year; this man
Bushnell 10 tae eing it, ye min o. him; the
big man that sang sac weel last year.
VIVA for scotland's king and law
Freedoms sword will strongly draw;
Freeman stand or freeman Tall,
Let him on WI me.
An there's that ither sang that carries
my min far away tae 'Bonnie Scotlan'"
tae the old cathedral town O. Dunblane,
where ye an were young, when ye used
tae ca me the "Fiooer o. Dunblsne," an
when auld David Richie, backed up by
my father, sought me for his wife, ye said
that ere ye saw me married tae auld Dsvle,
an his siller, cattle an corn, ye wad tax,
me ''o'er the border and AVA" like Jack
o. Hazeldean. Weel, min us twa, hidin'
frse suld Dsvie Richie, sitting on the
moss-grown tombstones, in the shawow O.
the ruined walls o. the old cathedral, lang
o$k he bod lo4yn ~ <ho
lofty Ben Lomond," watchin' the "psle
moon" ss she glinted over the broken walls
or throttle winnocks that ance were glorious
wiz stainet glass. 1t Ia Draw snld toon,
is Dunblsne Geordie, an tho this is a
gram country and we haze done far better
here than we ever could hae done there, I
has aye soft side tae the place where ye
| an were young. All, Gsordie, suld man,
ye'rs ss saft as mytsl, but we Gamma help
| It when We hear thse auld ssngs.
But the concert Is no tae be q tender
memories for this lassie Burk Ia tae gar Us
laugh.
askit JockT amson when he was up wi
the tickets, If che got room the Scotch
| words an he said that in this Shon Nc
Lean thing there were twa or three Gaelic
| words, an that she spak' them as If she
had been brocht up in the Hielan's, an
Jock Tsmson kens for be speaks Gaelic.
| Ay Geordie for O. the demooratics an the
short time they brocht upon us, I'm gaun
tae Warner hail on Friday NIGHT an tho
I'm the mither O. nine, an the gram NTH.
or O. three. I'll feel as young as ouy o
them.
They sought her bath by bower and ha',
The ladie was not seeD;
She's DER the Border and AVA
! VII Jock O. Hazeldean.
| Young Mems Republican Club.
At the regular weekly literary entertain
nent at the Young Mems Republican clus
this evening the question: Resolved, Tha
New Haven should have = greater repre-
sentatton in the state Legislature, will b.
discussed by the members of the club. Tht
discussion will be opened by r. 8. Hin
man of Oxford, until recently clerk in tn
Office of the secretary of state.
| All Three Drowned.
NER1DEN, Jan. 25.-While skating o.
Booths pond here tonight the ice brok
and Mabel Yauch. normal school pupil
l Fro1or}ok Cob - 1ar and uoorr Al