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By WIN. GEoRoE-The land we left, and the land we
live in


By a GuEsT.-Breada day auld-beer year suld-
meat bath bet and caud and wife that ill never scald
BY JOHN HALDANE.-May the rudiments Of the educa
lion and industry which learnt in braid Scotland
never be put to bad purpose in this the land Of
choice.


BY GUEsT.-Burns and Scott, Scotands brightest
poesA bed of thistes to the dot who can reed their
works without appreciatpg and venerating them
After the President had retired, toast was drank
10 his health, and thanks for the able and satisac-
tory manner with which he had conducted the
festivities


The health and fireside of Major Sinclair was
likewise drank, as well account OF services on
his occasion, as his being of the originators
Of the Burns anniversaries, and having presided at
revious ones JOHN MORRISON Sec'y.