696

21-And “the British and the boid buc. tyne's printing establishment, 714_His
'caneer," 22_Chapter IV., 24_Weigh. description of the Magazine, ib.

ing anchor, 25–The captain's servant Orford, Lord, anecdotes of, 206
and the gunner, 26—Arrival of the pi. Owen, Pen, a novel, review of, 633
lot, 27-Salute, and sailing of the Tote, Oxford, remarks on the the new controversy
tumfog, 28

regarding, 678
Marriages, 132, 262, 382, 501, 628, 767 Paddy, letter from, 461
Martyr of Antioch, the; a dramatic poem, Parisian Mirror, the, 217–Letter I. The
review of, 267

Chamber of Peers, ib.-Chamber of De-
Marys, the two, visiting the sepulchre of

puties, 218_New Tragedy at the Thee-
" Christ, on Mi Hall's picture of, 596 . tre Francaise, ib.-Trial at the Court
Matthews, Dibdin and Morgan, remarks of Assizes, 220_Curious adventure, 222
on the travels of, 692

Letter II. 224-Booksellers, 225
Maxilian, historie and gests of, 3-Epistle Address of the mayor of Paris to the
premonitory, 4-Flight I, 8

king on new-year's day, ib.—The church
May-day with the Muses, review of Bloom of Genevieve, 226_Ceremony of its con-
field's, 722

secration, 227-Le circle des arts, 229
Mayne, Jasper, notice of his comedy called Letter III. The French theatres, 355_
The City Match, 195

The opera, 337-Letter IV. Politics
Melodies, ancient national, 86

339—Antique statue in the Louvre, 342
Metaphysics of Music, remarks on the, 529 Sismondi's novel of Julia Severa, 580
Meteorological tables, 128, 259, 376, 498, Pen Owen, a novel, review of, 633
625, 764

Phantasmagoriana, 116
Military appointments, promotions, &c. Poetry.--Sonnet, 13-The night blowing
129, 260, 380, 499, 626

stock, 14-The lament of Ella, 28-
Milman, Rev. H. II., review of his Mar The last lament, 29–The ring and the
tyr of Antioch, 267

· stream, a drama, 50_Goethe's West-
Minna Troil; a ballad, 307

Oestlichem diwan, 68__Ancient Nation-
Mohawks, the, a satirical poem, remark on, al melodies, 86_The benison, 103

Effusions of friendship, 111-Epistle to
Moore's Irish Melodies, remarks on, 62 Christopher North, Esq. 112_To the
Morellet's Memoires, review of, 165

veiled magician, 113_ Tokens of patu-
Morgan, Matthews and Dibdin, on the ral affection, 114-Phantasmaguriana,
Travels of, 692

116--Rhyming salutation, 117–The
Music, on the metaphysics of, and their chaunt of friendship, 119-A festal ode,

accordance with modern practice, 529 161-Lord Byron's Combolio, 162-
Mythology of the ancients, a key to the, 308 Sonnet, written in a church-yard, 183_
Newcastle, anecdotes of the Duke of, 205 Speeches of Hume, Martin, and Can-
New-year's day in Edinburgh, 30

ning 230-A Latin melody, 240_ The
New-year's day congratulations, 108—The beechen wood, 290_February, 304%

Benison, 109_Effusions of friendship, Minna Troil; a ballad, 307–Stanzas to
111--Epistle to Christopher North, Esq. an old friend, 367-Autumnal twilight,
112_To the veiled magician, 113_T.. 368_Byron to Murray, 376_Zachary
kens of natural affection, 114-Phan Meldrum, 396–Stanzas on an infant,
tasmagoriana, 116_Rhyming saluta 401–Sufficient unto the day is the evil
tion, 117–The chaunt of friendship, thereof, 419_-Critique on Lord Byron,
119

456_ To the Yeomanry cavalry of Man.
Noctes Ambrosianæ, No. I. 369_No. II. chester, 474_Sonnet to 520_AD
475_No. III. 601.

evening sketch, 552_Verses on Mr
Nodier, Charles, review of his Promenade Tickler's wedding, 606_Bernardo and

from Dieppe to the mountains of Scot Alphonso, 662 - Baveica, 663 – The
land, 321

excommunication of the Cid, 66_ Count
Notes to a new edition of Don Quixote, Fernan Gonsalez, 665_Song of the Ad-
661

miral Guarinos, 666_Desultory stanzas
Notices of old English comedies. No. II. by Mr Wordsworth and Mr North, 752

The City Match, by Jasper Mayne, 195 Poetry, American, review of Specimens of,
Nugent, Lord, letter of a Protestant lay. 684
man to, 359

Poetry, on the question how far it is an
Odolierty, letter from, 438

art, 153
Omai, Eree, account of his visit to the great Poland, English literature in, 329

island of Edinburgh, called Britain, 709 Poland, the traveller's guide through, ro-
-His landing at Leith, 710-Account view of, 650
of the manners and customs of Edin. Politics, domestic, remarks on, 242
burgh, visit to Bridewell, the Observa. Potoris gloria. A Latin melody, 240
tory, Theatre, &c. ib. „To the Parlia, Prices current, 127, 258, 378, 497, 624,
ment House, 711--Advocates' Library, 763
the Castle, &c. 712_Public Dinner, ib. Promenade from Dieppe to the mountains
- The University, 713_Mr Ballan. of Scotland, review of Nodier's, 321

425

Promotions, military, 129, 260, 380, 499, lations on the criminal courts of Scot-
626, 765

land, and Mr Kennedy's bill on that
Protestant layman, letter from a, 359,- subject, 72
Reply of a Catholic to, 553

Rhapsodies over a punch bowl. No. I. 344
Publications, monthly list of new ones, Rhyming salutation, 117
122, 251, *374, 491, 620, 756

Ring, the, and the stream, a drama, 50
Punch-bowl, rhapsodies over a, 344 Rousseau, remarks on the genius and cha-
Quixote, Don, review of a new edition of, racter of, 137
657_Notes illustrative of, 661

Rudolph of Habsburg, review of, 38 -
Raynouard's tragedy of the States of Blois. Rural chronicle, extract from the, 519
-Historical introduction, 539

Satanic school of poetry, Lord Byron's, re-
Recollections in retirement of a life of marks on, 212

travel and adventure. Chapter I. North Schlenkert's Rudolph of Habsburgh, re-
America, and the war of indepen. view of, 38
dence,” 184

Scottish character, sketches of, No. IX.
Remarks on Moore's Irish Melodies, 62 175-No. X. 396
On Sir Tristrem, in Greek and German, Scottish Life, Lights and Shadows of, 969
70-On Mr T. F. Kennedy and the Sea-side sketches. The shipwright's yard,
Edinburgh Review, 72_On Lord By.
ron's three new tragedies, 90, 212_On Select chapters, sundry, from the book of
the genius and character of Rosseau, 137 the two worlds, &c., 3-Epistle premo-
On the question, How far is poetry an nitory, &c., 4-Maxilian, Flight I., 8
árt ? 153_On clerical peculiarities, 175 Shakespeare, remarks on Ducis' transla-
On speeches of Mr Hume, Martin, and tions of his plays, 448
Canning, 230_On the deterioration of Sharpe, Archbishop, on Mr Allan's pic.
man and beast, ib.-On Mr Allan's ture, of the death of, 439
picture of the death of Archbishop Shipwreck, review of Cochelet's, 316
Sharpe, 439_On the drama, 440-On Sismondi Sismondei, account of his novel
Lacretelle's history of the Constituent As o f Julia Severa, 580
sembly, 506_On spring, 515_On Ray- Sir Tristrem, in Greek and German, re.
pouard's States of Blois, 529_On Mr marks on, 70
Hall's picture of the two Marys' visiting Sketches of Scottish character, No. IX.
the sepulchre of Christ, 596_On the Clerical peculiarities, 175_No. X. Za-
new Oxford controversy, 678—On Dous chary Meldrum, 396
terswivel's inquiry into the theory of im. Sketches of the Highland Regiments, &c.
posture, 680-On the writings of Mat- review of, 387
thews, Dibdin, and Morgan, 692—On Sketches of Scenes in the Metropolis, re-
the Mohawks, a satirical poem, 696 view of, 715
On the Earl of Aberdeen's work on Gre- Song of the Admiral Guarinos, 666
cian architecture, 705_On the Fortunes Sonnet, written in a church-yard, 183
of Nigel, 734

Somerset, anecdotes of the Duke of, 204
Review of Rudolph of Habsburg, a Ger. Southey, Mr, his reply to Lord Byron, 93
man drama, 38-Of Valerius; a Roman Spanish tale, a, 403
story, 94_OF Morellet's memoires, 165 Spring, remarks on, 515
-Of the Martyr of Antioch ; a dramatic Stanzas to an old friend, 367–On an in.
poem, 267_Of Italy, a poem, 280_Of fant, 401_Desultory, by Mr Words-
the widow's tale, and other poems, 286 worth and Mr North, 752
-Of Cochelet's shipwreck, 316_Of States of Blois, a tragedy, remarks on, 539
Nodier's prornenade from Dieppe to the Stewart, Colonel David, review of his
mountains of Scotland, 321-Of some Sketches of the Highlanders of Scotland,
passages in the Life of Mr Adam Blair, &c. 387
349_Of Stewart's Sketches of the High Stream, the ring and the, a drama, 50
landers, &c. 387–Of Kotzebue's Voyage Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof, 419
of Discovery, 521_OF Walter of Aqui. Tale, a Spanish one, 403
taine, 569_Of Pen Owen, a novel, 633 Taste, on the different stages of, as exem.
Of the Traveller's Guide through Poland, plified in the different classes of literary
650_Of a new edition of Don Quixote, productions, 585
657_Of Austin's Lights and Shadows of Thoughts on letter-writing, 301
Scottish Life, 669_OfAmerican Poetry, Tickler, Timothy, verses on his wedding,
684_Of Bracebridge Hall. By Geoffrey 606
Crayon, 688_Of Croly's tragedy of Ca- Tour through Great Britain and Ireland,
tiline, 698_Of the Magic Lantern, or review of Townsend's, 291
Sketches of Scenes in the Metropolis, Tragedies, remarks on Lord Byron's, 90
715_Of Bloomfield's May Day with the Travellers guide through Poland, review
Muses, 722_Of Graham Hamilton, a of, 650
novel, 731_Of Cambridge Pamphlets, Tristrem, Sir, in Greek and German, re-
735

marks on, 70
Review, Edinburgh, remarks on its spccu Valerius ; a Roman story, review of, 94 v
Visit of Eree Omai, to the great island of Widow's tale, the, and other poems, 286
Edinburgh, called Britain, 709

Wine-bibbers' glory, translation of, by
Voyage of discovery of Lieutenant Kotze. Philip Potts, Esq. 239—Potoris gloria,
bue, review of, 521

a Latin melody, 240
Voyages and travels of Columbus Secun. Works preparing for publication, 120, 250
dus. Chapter XIX. 30

*372, 490, 619, 754
Walter of Aquitaine; an historic romance, Writers in Calcutta, observations on the,

569
War of independence in North America, Yeomanry cavalry of Manchester, lines to
recollections of, 184

the, 474
Whiggery, hints on, 230

Young author, hints for 2, from a very old,
Whigs, the, rapacity for place the secret 466
of all their impulses, 243

Zachary Meldrum, 396

432

INDEX TO BIRTHS, MARRAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTIS. Dickson, 501, ib., Kennedy, 262 Patullo, 318
Adams, 132

767
King, 262

Paul, 132, 767
Allison, 501

Dimma, 382 Kirkwood, 381 Peel, 767
Anderson, 132,767, Douglas, 767 Lang, 501

Pillines, 262
ib. (3 children.) Druinmond, 767 Lawrie, 501 Playfair, 767
Arbuthnot, 262 Dundas, 262 Lawson, 501 Pringle, 501
Athlone, 132 Durie, 628

Leinster, 501 Purvis, 132
Baillie, 501, 628 Elgin,

Lindsay, 628 Radcliffe, 501
Balfour, 132, 628 Farquharson, 767 Litchford, 262 Ramsay, 628
Balneavis, 767 Ferguson, 501,628, Little, 767

Rattray, 628
Barber, 501

767

Lowther, 132 Robertson, 262,
Bedford, 132 Ferrier, 628

Lundie, 132

382, 628
Begbie, 262 Fleming, 767 Lyon, 501

Rosebery, 767
Bennet, 262
Flint, 628
Macara, 262

Ross, 132
Berridale, 132 Ford, 262

M.Candlish, 501 Sanders, 382
Borthwick, 382 Forrest, (3 children) Macdonald, 262 Scott, 262,
Bowie, 132

767

Macdonell, 262 Shand, 262
Bridges, 501 Fraser, 382, 767 Macdougall, 767 Sinclair, 767
Brown, 628, 767 Fullarton, 132 Macduff, 501 Sitwell, 262
Bruce, 628, 767 Glen, 381

Mackenzie, 132 Smith, 382
Buchannan, 262 Goodsir, 132 Mackintosh, 262 Spence, 382
Burnett, 501 Gordon, 132, 262, Maclean, 767 Spalding, 501
Cadell, 381, 382 ib. 628

M‘Leod, 132, 262 Stephen, 132
Campbell, 132, ib. Graham, 382 Martin, 132, 262 Stevenson, 381, 382

262, 501, ib., 767 Grant, 501, 767 Mason, 381 Steuart, 767
Carnegie, 767 Guthrie, 382 Mathie, 628 Stewart, 382, 501,
Carmichael, 628 Hair, 262

Maxwell, 501

628
Cay, 382

Hamilton, 382 Moncrieff, 132, ib. Stirling, 132, 501
Cheyne, 767 Hathorn, 767

262, ib.

Struthers, 501
Christie, 501 Henderson, 262, Montgomery, 381, Stuart, 501
Clarke, 501, 767 381, 628

501

Sutherland, 132
Clerk, 132

Hislop, 501 Moore, 501 Sydserf, 262 :
Cochrane, 132, 262, Hodgson, 767 Murray, 132, 262, Tennant, 628
382
Holmes, 382

Terrot, 501
Comrie, 381
Home, 262

Nasmyth, 501 Tweeddale, 682
Conolly, 501 Hood, 132

Newton, 132 Uxbridge, 132
Crawford, 132, 628, Hope, 262, 767, ib. O'Connell, 132 Vere, 132

Hopkirk, 501 Ogilvie, 132 Walker, 331
Crichton, 501 Horsburgh, 262 Oliphant, 132 Wardrop, 501
Cruikshanks, 262 Huie, 132

Orange, 767 Watson, 382, ib.
Dalrymple, 132 Hunter, 501 Orleans, 262 Wedderburn, 132
Dalziel, 767 Hutchins, 132 Orr, 262, 501 Wilson, 628
Dartmouth, 501 Hutchinson, 767 Oswald, 381 Wylie, 262
Deans, 381
Hutchison, 628 Pack, 132

Wyse, 381
Dewar, 262, 381 Impey, 501 Parsons, 501 Young, 501
Dick, 262
Irving, 262
Paterson, 132

MARRIAGER.
Dickic, 132 Johnstone, 382 Patison, 501 Aitchison, 132

767

ib.

Albemarle, 382
Anderson, 501
Afthur, 263
Baikie, 768
Baine, 132
Baird, 628
Black, 263
Boyd, 501
Brown, 132, 262
Bruce, 628
Buchanan, 628, ib.
Butterworth, 768
Cameron, 262
Capper, 263
Carmichael, 133
Carr, 382
Chevasse, 262
Clark, 133, 263
Cock, 768
Coke, 382
Connal, 382
Craig, 262
Cranstoun, 501
Cullen, 382
Cunningham, 501
Currie, 629
Dalyell, 263
Davidson, 262
Denbigh, 768
Dickson, 768
Douglas, 628
Drummond, 501
Duff, 262
Duncan, 768
Dundas, 263, 628
Dunn, 133
Dykes, 767
Eaton, 132
Field, 501
Forbes, 132
Fotheringham, 768
Fraser, 501
Finlay, 767
Gairdner, 382
Galbraith, 382
Glen, 132
Gorrie, 768
Grace, 133
Grahame, 601
Gray, 132
Haldane, 628
Hallows, 262
Hardy, 132
Hart, 132, 628
Heywood, 501
Holmes, 628
Inglis, 628, 767
Irvine, 262
Jamieson, 133
Kennedy, 628
King, 768
Laing, 501
Lauder, 133
Lockhart, 628
Lockwood, 382
Logan, 382
Macallan, 629
M'Culloch, 628

M'Inroy, 628 Young, 501, 628 Clark, 502
M'Isaac, 382

DEATHS. Clephane, 383
M'Kenzie, 382 Adam, 384, 769 Clerk, 502
M‘Lean, 382 Aitken, 383, 629 Cochrane, 133, 184
Marshal, 132, 768 Alexander, 264 Cockburn, 382
Mather, 132

Allan, 383, 629 Colebrooke, 264
Miller, 382, 628, ib. Allardyce, 263 Colquhoun, 629
Moir, 263

Allison, 263, ib. Combe, 134
Morrison, 501
Alston, 133

Connant, 630
Mossman, 262

Altenburg, 769 Cooper, 264
Mostyn, 382 Andrew, 383, 502 Courcy, 769
Mudie. '768

Anderson, 502, 630 Coutts, 388
Muir, 767

Archibald, 384 Cox, 264, 769
Muirhead, 133 Arthur, 133

Crawford, 384
Munro, 628

Atterbury, 384 Crichton, 382
Mure, 768
Baillie, 502

Cross, 133
Murray, 132, 501 Baird, 383, 768 Cunningham, 263,
Napier, 628
Baldwin, 383

264, 502
Nicholson, 768 Ballantine, 263 Cupples, 263
Niven, 768
Barclay, 383

Currie, 134
Noble, 768

Barry, 264, 384 Curwen, 768
Orson, 628
Beaton, 383

Dalgliesh, 502
Paterson, 132, 382, Beaufort, 502 Dalrymple, 502
501

Beauinont, 134 Daly, 134
Peacock, 629 Begbie, 502, 629 Dalyel, 133
Pearson, 132

Bell, 383, 629 Darroch, 383
Pollock, 628
Bethune, 134

Davidson, 263, 629
Porteous, 628 Binny, 629

Dewar, 263
Preston, 768 Black, 629

Dick, 264
Prince, 382

Blackwood, 529 Dickinson, 769 ,
Reid, 501
Bogle, 264

Disset, 134
Richard, 628 Boswell, 383, 629 Dobie, 768
Riddell, 263, 501, Bourbon, 263 Donaldson, 133,642
Ritchie, 768
Boyce, 263

Doorley, (aged 126,)
629
Boyd, 263, 269

630
Roberts, 501 Braithwaite, 769 Douglas, 384, 502,
Robertson, 628,629 Brash, 769

769
Rutherford, 628 Brechin, 769 Drysdale, 264
Rymer, 262 Bremner, 629 Duff, 133
Salmon, 132

Bristow, 502 Dunbar, 502
Scott, 132, 263 Brodie, 502

Duncan, 263, 768,
Sforza, 263

Broughton, 769 ib.
Sharpe, 132 Brown, 383, ib.502, Dundas, 264, 383
Shiell, 382

ib. 630

Dunlop, 133
Sidley, 263

Bruce, 382, 629,769 Du Fresne, 383
Sievwright, 628 Bunyan, 134

Durie, 264
Sims, 132

Burdon, 769 Dymock, 630
Simpson, 382 Burn, 383

Dykes, 134
Sinclair, 263 Burnett, 264 Dysart, 133
Smith, 501
Butter, 629

Edmonstone, 134
Stanley, 132 Callander, 263 Egmont, 381
Stewart, 382 Cameron, 263, 383, Elliot, 133
Stirling, 629

629

Elphinstone, 134
Struthers, 628 Campbell, 264, 283, Ewans, 768
Tawse, 501

384, 502, ib. 629, Ewart, 630, 769
Taylor, 767

768, ib. ib. 769 Fairbairn, 768
Thomson, 263, 501 Carfrae, 133, 502 Fane, 629
Tod, 628

Cargill, 383 Farquharson, 382
Tomb, 628 Carla, 629

Fead, 134
Turing, 382

Carmichael, 769 Ferguson 133
Ure, 382

Caruthers, 134 Ferrier, 133, 768
Vere, 501

Carstairs, 263 Findlay, 264, 768
Waldie, 628 Cashel, 768

Fitzgerald, 133
Watson, 132 Cathcart, 263, 384 Fitzwilliam, 769
Wauchope, 628 Chalmers, 383 Fleming, 264
Welsh, i32

Chapman, 382 Fletcher, 263
Wodehouse, 132 Cheyne, 263

Floyd, 383
Wood, 132 Christie, 629, 768 Foley, 263

Forbes, 769
Forman, 134
Fraser, 133, ib. 332,

384
Garrick, 383
Gavin, 502
Geddes, 383, 629,

769
Gibson, 629, 630
Gillies, 264
Gillespie, 263, 269
Gilmore, 768
Gleig, 134
Glen. 264
Gordon, 263
Goulay, 502
Græme, 769
Grafton, 769
Grahame, 263, 383
Grant, 629
Gray, 263, 383, 630
Greenlees, 134
Gregory, 134
Greig, 502
Grewer, 134
Grey, 709
Grieve, 383, 502
Grindlay, 769
Gron, 629
Guildford, 134
Guion, 134
Haig, 769
Hamilton, 133, ib.
Harden, 263
Hardyman, 768
Hart, 502
Hassel, (aged 111,)

134
Hathorn, 769
Hay, 133, 263, ib.

264, 382, 383, ib.

502, 629, 769
Heard, 630
Henderson, 134, ib.

502 ib. ib. 630
Henniker, 133
Herriot, 383
Hewetson, ib.
Hibbert, 630
Hogg, 383, 502
Holmes, 769
Home, 768
Hope, 502, 629
Horrocks, 630
Horseley, 134
Houston, 502
Howth, 630
Hunter, 382
Hutchison, 134, 769
Innes, 630
Irvine, 502
Irving, 383
Jamieson, 133
Jefferson, 134
Jeffreys, 502
Jenkins, 383
Jerdan, 768
Johnston, 264, 629,

ib. 769, ib.

Jones, 133, 768 Montgomery, 620 Shairp, 768
Keats, 384

Morrison, 263, 269 Shanklie, 630
Keay, 263

Mortimer, 383 Sibbald, 630, 769
Keene, 38+

Moubray, 629 Sicard, 769
Kemp, 629
Mudie, 133

Sievwright, 133
Ketchen, 134 Murdoch, 134 Silvester, 502
Kier, 133

Murray, 133, 768, Simon, 134
Kirkpatrick, 502, ib.

ib.

Simpson, 134, ib.
Knox, 134

Napier, 134, 383 502, 769
Knyvett, 264 Nevil, 384

Sinclair, 768
Laidlay, 630
Nicoll, 769

Sirwright, 769
Langlade, 630 Noel, 394

Skeen, 502, 629
Lauder, 134 O'Bierne, 769 Skeete, 263
Lauriston, 134 Ogilvie, 769 Skirving, 134, 769
Lavie, 384

Oliphant, 263, ib. Small, 382
Lawrie, 383

502

Smith, 133, 383
Lawson, 383
Orr, 769

Somerset, 384, 502
Lee, 133
Orrok, 133

Somerville, 133
Legge, 133

Oswald, 629 Spalding, 133
Leslie, 133
Parry, 502

Spiers, 502
Lindsay, 133, 629, Paterson, 768, 769 St Albans, 264
630
Patison, 383

Stedman, 630
Lisburne, 134 Paton, 768

Stein, 629
Lister, 382
Patrick, 630

Stevenson, 131, 502
Livingstone, 630 Peacock, 630 Stewart, 382, 383,
Lockhart, 133 Pearson, 263

502, 629, ib. 630
Logan, 383

Peebles, 629 Stirling, 383, ib.
Lothian, 629, ib. Perry, 133

Stodart, 502
Lowis, 264
Piper, 263

Story, 134, 629
Ludlow, 629 Pitcairn, 264, 383 Stuart, 133, 134,
Lumley, 382 Poe, 629

261, 502, 768
Lumsden, 134 Pomare, 768

Sutherland, 133,629
Lyle, 502
Purves, 383

769
Lyon, 630

Ramsay, 769 Swan, 630
Macfarlan, 133, 134, Ranken, 384

Tait, 133, 264, 383,
ib. 383, 630, 768 Reid, 383, 502

384
M‘Gowan, 502 Richardson, 263, Taylor, 629
Macgregor, 263 502

Tennant, 629
M•Intosh, 134, 769 Rich, 768

Thomson, 133, 383,
M‘Kearlie, 383 Richelieu, 769 502, ib. 769, ib.
Mackenzie, 768 Richlet, 134

Tod, 263, 382
M‘Laren, 383, 502 Rind, 629

Traill, 263
Maclaurin, 629, 630 Ring, 133

Trotter, 502
Maclean, 133, 768 Ringann, 133 Tucker, 668
Macley, 133

Ritchie, 133, 263, Turnbull, 502
M‘Leod, 264, 259, 383, ib. 629 Tweedie, 263
630
Robb, 769

Vogan, 769
M'Limont, 134 Roberts, 263, ib. ib. Walker, 383, ib.
MacNeill, 629

264, 382, 502, ib. Walkinshaw, 383
M«Robin, 769 Robertson, 629, 630 Wardrobe, 502
Mactavish, 768 708, 769

Wardrop, 629, 769
M'Whirter, 502 Robinson, 264, 502, Watson, 381, 302
Maitland, 629, ib. 630

Waugh, 264, 383
Marjoribanks, 263 Robson, 768

Weddell, 134
Marr, 629

Romberg, 134 Wemyss, 383, ib.
Masson, 382 Ross, 502, 768 629
Maxwell, 134, 263 Rose, 383, 629

White, 134, 263
Mein, 263
Roy, 768

W'ilson, 263, ib.
Melville, 630 Russell, 384, 502 502, ib. 630, ib.
Menzies, 630, 768, 769

ib.
769
Rutherford, 502

Wishart, 264
Mercer, 264
Sage, 768

Wight, 383, 502
Miller, 630, ib. 769 Sandiman, 133 Wren, 264
Milner, 629 Sayles, 629 Wynne, 134
Mitchell, 629, 630 Scales, 382

Wyville, 502
769

Scott, 133, 134,629, Yorstoun, 629
Moir, 134

ib. 768, 769 Young, 264, 502
Moffat, 383

Scrymgeour, 384 Younger, 630
Moncrciff, 502 Seymour, 133

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