"Great Scot" is the opening number in Ms. Partridge's "Songs for My Father," which inaugurated the fall cabaret season on Tuesday night at the Oak Room of the Algonquin on an uncharacteristically jazzy note.

It was since remodeled and renamed the Great Scot.

There is a carving on a stone in Bentota, which says "Great Scot Loves You" - a message from late John to Bo.

It was remodeled in 1968 and renamed the "Great Scot", but has since been brought back to the its original name "The Tam O'Shanter Inn".

Great Scot, Maude!

Great Scot, how's that possible?

"Great Scot," cried a voice from the window of a coach three ahead of our own.

Great Scot, had I been there to lead them, we'd have driven you out of the country.

He knew the Great Scot was only human, but it was reassuring to have that fact confimed now and then.

One, she might think he'd come back solely for that, and two, the bloody Great Scot had not been joking about the pig.