LEPER THE TAYLOR 109 PART I. 111 PART II. 118 THE GRAND SOLEMNITY OF THE TAYLOR’S FUNERAL 125 _The Taylor’s Last Will_ 130 THE HISTORY OF HAVEREL WIVES 131 JANET CLINKER’S ORATION 145 THE COMICAL AND WITTY JOKES OF JOHN FALKIRK 155 THE SCOT’S PIPER’S QUERIES; OR, JOHN FALKIRK’S CARICHES 165 _An Account of John Falkirk, the Scots Piper_ 167 THE COMICAL SAYINGS OF PADY FROM CORK 179 PART I. 181 PART II. 188 PART III. 193 _A New Catechism_ 199 _Pady’s Humble Petition, or Supplication_ 203 _A Creed for Romish Believers_ 204 SIMPLE JOHN AND HIS TWELVE MISFORTUNES 205 THE ANCIENT AND MODERN HISTORY OF BUCK-HAVEN 217 PART I. 219 PART II. 225 PART III. 229 _The Minister and Mussel Mou’d Harry_ 237 THE WITTY AND ENTERTAINING EXPLOITS OF GEORGE BUCHANAN 239 PART I. 241 PART II. 248 PART III. 256 PART IV. 263 PART V. 269 PART VI. 277 GLOSSARY 281 _JOCKEY AND MAGGY’S COURTSHIP._ [This chap-book was one of the most popular of Graham’s productions. It is reprinted here from a unique copy formerly belonging the late Dr. David Laing, and now in the possession of George Gray, Esq. It is in five parts. The title-page bears that it had been ‘carefully corrected and revised by the Author.’ It was printed in 1779 by J. and J. Robertson, Glasgow, and is perhaps the earliest copy extant.] JOCKEY AND MAGGY’S COURTSHIP AS THEY WERE COMING FROM THE MARKET. PART I. Jockey. Hey Maggy, wilt thou stay and tak kent fouks hame wi’ ye the night?