ABSTRACT
I t is but fair to assume that the French gentleman returned to Sweden, for he was never afterwards heard of in London. "When the affair became known through the medium of the police reports, Mr. Macpipes was heard to say that he "allers sauspackted the fallow was an airant sweendler, and that he would na hae trusted him to cairy sop to a pairet, for he'd hae cheated the puir baird by devoorin' it his ainsel', the clarty vaigabond !"
