... waiici on record. “To* Chinqj.e’h Log!*’—l author of tills very suceesiful work, (originally published in ISUck- M'lgnzine,) Mick Scott, born Kdinburgh in I7rto, and educated High School Several years of hia life were ap*»nt the West Indies He ultimately married ...

... phospborua, and saline matter*, which they contain.—Qaorfrrly Review. Tow CamoLß’e Loo.—The author of the Log was a Mr. Mick Scott, bora in Edinburgh w 1789, and educated at, the High School there Several years of bis life spent the West Indies ultimately ...

... Tom Cringle. Loo.— The author of this very successful work, (originally published in Blackwood's Magazine,) was a Mr. Mick Scott, born in Edinburgh in 1789, and educated at the Hig'i School. Several years of his life were spent in the West Indies. He ...

... mountain’s brow. Round which the billows in orgies ghastlj” K'ck up everlasting row. With stars I stuff my speech, and with Mick Scott, the wizard, all breath— I plung’d in lab’rynths logsrythmic, And rode poor Newton almost to death. And when I ask'd her ...

... produce important results. Tom Crinolb’s Loo.—The author of the Log, learn from a short preface to the new edition, was Mr. Mick Scott, who was born at Edinburgh in the year 1789, and who received his education the High School of that town. It appears that ...

... — Croker. “Tom Ciiingle’s I/xj.”— The author of successful work (originally published in Blackwoodt Magazine) was a Mr. Mick Scott, bom in Edinburgh in 1789, and educated at the High School. Several years of his life were spent in the cst Indies. He ...

... consist of a clothes-brush and an army list. The author of the as we learn from short preface to the new edition, was a Mr. Mick Scott, who was born at Edinbuigh in the year 1789, and who received his education at the High School of that town. It appears ...