Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-31

de dreamt "The Dell Cam tlnu, ~
Through the Toon" and d iantrdie." Then
I'm came 1.-THE Brisk Young Dfun'i.n,,rrs o
and "Jacky Tar" who were SINGING y
East Neuk Of Fife" We had tne ii SUI 1ar
scuifle as you never saw, FOR s., H. ;,
am They Ran. We TilPt an They IlllI
AT last Duncan Davidson made ms apI,
penrance as master OF the ceremonies Sla
began to kick the Rougues ou'' WI"
"Roy's wife OF Aldlyalloch' gave h S,,,
that the young couple had arrived lIVn
the walking Of the Fauld, Which
changed the hustle to Dusk We, BUSH
Ye." Ely. Let's a. TO the Bridal Tor ny
this time. you must understand thdt
Johnny Made Weddin. " 49, ~.
on coming TO the Banks or the Dee,
q little past "London's Benny Woods ana
Braes, down by killieerankie,
Through the Lang Muir. httle ABOVE
the "BirAs Of Aberfeldie," at the MIL
Mill, o." where the "Blythesome Bridal,
was held we met the Lads OF Dunse
gallantihg the "Lasses o MelrOse lIae
"COwden Fair" with "Gaberlunzle Man
WI q Tartan plaid WI me AUD VIZ ~
AUD Mans Mare Was Dead "A
Mile Abune Dundee" and with them was
rMeg o. the Mill" who sang Hush. Ihee'
My Babe" and aye the end or the song
was THE Ranting DOG. the Daddy u
Willie" and assure you 'Wilhe was n
Wanton Wag" The best maid was
Catherine Ogie." the bonniest lass in the
world. except My Ain Kind-Hearted
Thgconviviality Of the company was for
awhile interrupted by MARY Scott, OF
Tweeddale. who entered crying, ~, Dear
Mother. What Shall ] DO? Lost IS MY
Quiet Forever" "A'body's Like TO use
Frarr rnI
he dear youth. was heard TO say as ne
struggled in the waves, Mary, weep 10
More for Me" Out spake the bOnny
bride and said "a Weary Lot IS Thine,
Fair Maid" and Wae's My Heart Tor
You and Your Sweet Willie but HOW
Can / BE Sad on Ny Wedding-Day, lot
Sweets the Love that Meets return
However, from the consolatory attention
Of Jim of Aberdeen and a BIRD that
whispered MY LIES Devoted 70 Thee,
Dear Mary" she soon changed her Tear
TO "a Smile" and said Il Lost My Love
but Carena," for kind Robin Lo'es Me,
and robin is My Only Joe The mus.
clans. "Rob the Ranter" and Nell Cow,
struck M a medley composed of the reel
of "Tullochgorum. " "Macpherson's Kant.
'O'er the Muir Among the Heather, The
Smiths a Gallant Fireman "Locherr0ch
Side" THE Marquis Of Hqntl,yy;D Inc ne
Reel" and Lord Morriss Welcome to
ScotIaud" which was ended by LADY
MARY Ramsay" "Mrs. Gordon. Of TroSp,
and Mrs. MLeod. Of Rothesay.
Dinner was now announced by pip-
roch. and we all joined In a chorus OF oe
"COntented wi Little and C9ny WI
Mair." for We've Aye Been Provided
for and Sac VIII We Yet The dinner
consisted Of the "Haggis of Dunbar.
Scotch Kali" "Brose and Butter,
"Tnmps Of Pudding" tarts Of the sour
Phms of Galashiels," and "Bannocks OF
Barley Meal" After dinner we had
"Sup of Good Whisky" "Drib9les or
Brandy and the whole cry was flll tne
aHITo5ol2 land and Fairly" "The Bonnie Lass
o. Gowrie" sat smiling i'm a corner at
Andrew WI His Guilty Gun, singing
Were Nae Very Fou, But We're
Gayly." Then Come Gie's q Sang. the
Lady Cried" and the "Maid that Tends
the Goats" gave US The sun Has Cane
Down Ger the Lofty Pen I.omond. and
"Pattie Coming frae The Glen singing
"'rhe Ewie vi the Crooked Horn" was
followed by "JOhn Of Badenyon. the
Highland Rover" who sang oh, libby,
] Haze Seen the Day, and "Whlstled oer,
the Lave OFT" willie Wastle' who IS
not known from the description his wife
bears began and told the "Sutor Of Sell
kirk" and the "Lasses Of Stewarton,.
of the "Wife and the Wee Pickle Tow
how she said IF We Had Been Where |
Hae Been" We would hae seen THE Dell
Among the TalOrs" fan through the bed,
"Thimbles an A." But the best fun was
"Auld Rob Msrris" and Rob Roy
laughing as If 10 crack their sides ut the
Johnnies Gray Breeks." and singing
"What Can Young Lassie DO WI an
Aud Man?" for it's "Oh How l was
Kissed Yestreen." The ane was singing
"Sae Merry as We Haze Been" Cor Some
Were Beginning TO Trip Upon Trunches,'
when our renowned bride began dancing
To the tune of Draw Lads OF GAIA
Water and "Haud Ava frae Me, Don
fF rrta.
Snood" THE GOwd I'm Her Garter" it
giart my heart gaze pity Patty
danced my favorite strathspey WI my
Bonnie Mary" THE Farest of the
Fair" to the favorte air Of lass Gin
Ye Love Me Tell Me Now" For Wees
NV Heart that We should Sunder"
Dainty Davie' was all this time sweetly
kissing Maggie Lauder" who AZ the
while cried kiss Me Fast, My Mithers
Coming" for my Mithers Aye Glourins
Ow'r Ne" Then up started Jenny Dang,
the Weaver" and she scoted and she
scorned at him, saying. IN Sing Ny hin
a Rafting Sang, "Oh, Gin fe Were
Dead Gudeman" At last the hddlers
played "Gude Night, and JOY BE WI we
A." We were all going when Jenny
limited TO us il was a Penny wedding
and the fiddlers must be paid, on which
we CART the "Gudewife Count the Law
in" as each O. us had "SdXpence Under
Our ThOom." and wi "Jenny's Bawbee'
made. up the reckoning.
/ was just on foot when "Hill O. Fife,s'
'Ronnie Annie" says to me. Come Under
NV Plaidie." TAX Your Aud Cloak
About Ye." for Keen Blaws the Wind
OYER the Braes o Gleniffer''; and For
the Sake O. Somebody" dinna risk by
"Logan's Streams" but cross where The
Boatle Rows" Ma. ma, says !, "Dinna
Think. Bonnie Lassle I'm Gaun TO Leave
Ye'- for 'There's My Hand I'll Ne'er Be
guile Ye." However. / came "Toddling
Hame." The best was. l wasna drunk |
not yet sober. bat brither TO bath, and
expected 70 find the gudewfe I'm a Bon |
ME, Wee Hoose," near a "Canty Wee
Fire" for There's Nae Luck. About the
House When Our Gudeman's AVA .; but |
mai a. was fast and quiet. "Open the
Door" l cried or "Oh. Lassie, are We !
Sleepin' YETI" but ne'er "A word spake |
Sleepy Maggie" At last "She Rose an |
Let Me In" for oh, was sleepy body, /
and after telling 1.-The Lass that Made the |
Bed to Me" 10 Get Up and Bar the |
Door" I gaed to bed "By the Light Of the /
Bonny Gray Eyed Morn" So guide cen /
to your Honour for MY Gallopn's a. at /
an End