Seven hundred pounds of haggis. passed quietly over the Scottish Border into England and reached the Savoy Hotel, in the Strand, for the St. Andrew's Day festival. But there is no cause for alarm (the "Daily News" assures its readers), the inspector of nuisances. has the matter in hand, and the special constables are warned to hold themselves in readiness should the haggis dree its weird or attempt to skean dhu. One of the staff tried to find cut a few facts about the habits and psychology of the haggis. The results were conflicting. One authority declared that this particular specimen was §) on the snow-clad stones of Ben Nevis.
An old lady called at the Savoy. and caused considerable disturbance. She had been told a harrowing story of the capture of this-haggis, and understood that the ruthless trappers had torn. the
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