The
Reverend
George
Gillfillan
of
Dundee
by
William
Topaz
MacGonagall
Rev
George
Gilfillan
of
Dundee,
There
is
none
you
can
excel;
You
have
boldly
rejected
the
Confession
of
Faith,
And
defended
your
cause
right
well.
The
first
time
I
heard
him
speak,
'Twas
in
the
Kinnaird
Hall,
Lecturing
on
the
Garibaldi
movement,
As
loud
as
he
could
bawl.
He
is
a
liberal
gentleman
To
the
poor
while
in
distress,
And
for
his
kindness
unto
them
The
Lord
will
surely
bless.
My
blessing
on
his
noble
form,
And
on
his
lofty
head,
May
all
good
angels
guard
him
while
living,
And
hereafter
when
he's
dead.
P.S.
This
is
the
first
poem
that
I
composed
while
under
the
divine
inspiration,
and
is
true,
as
I
have
to
give
an
account
to
God
at
the
day
of
judgment
for
all
the
sins
I
have
committed.
