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Stirling Castle Esplanade, tomorrow, 10pm (01786 274 000), £25, www. stirling hogmanay. com
Perth Concert Hall, tomorrow, 10pm (0845 612 6320), tickets are £12-£15, www. hogmanay.net/events/perth
Get up and gie's our hogmanay! "{— Christmas in Ritual and Tradition, Christian and Pagan
Farther on, Gib Dempster's dame, Kate, is at her door, with the bottle in her hand, to give another menyie of maskers their "hogmanay," in the form of a dram; and Gib is at her back, eyeing her with a squint, to count how many interlusive applications of the cordial she will make to her own throat before she renounce her _opportunity_.— Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland Volume 17
He is no sooner at the door than Geordie Jamieson accosts him in the usual style, and says he has come for his "hogmanay;" but John, knowing the state of the bottle, begins a loud cough, in the midst of the smoke, and cries, as he runs away from his house and visitor, (whom he pretends not to see for the smoke.) "It's a deevil o 'a hardship to be smeeked oot o' ane's ain hoose."— Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland Volume 17

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