Gairloch in North-West Ross-Shire
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John H. Dixon. Gairloch in North-West Ross-Shire
Gairloch in North-West Ross-Shire
Table of Contents
PREFACE
ANTIQUITIES
Part I.—Records and Traditions of Gairloch
Part II.—Inhabitants of Gairloch
Part III.—Natural History of Gairloch
Part IV.—Guide to Gairloch and Loch Maree
Tables
Appendices
INTRODUCTION
PART I
Records and Traditions of Gairloch
GAIRLOCH
Chapter I
Early History
Chapter II
The Tragedy of Isle Maree
Chapter III
The Mackenzies of Kintail
Chapter IV
Ewan Mac Gabhar, the Son of the Goat
Chapter V
The MacRaes of Kintail and Gairloch
Chapter VI
The MacBeaths
Chapter VII
The M'Leods of Gairloch
Chapter VIII
The Macdonalds in Gairloch
Chapter IX
Hector Roy Mackenzie, First Laird of Gairloch
Chapter X
John Glassich Mackenzie and his Sons
Chapter XI
John Roy Mackenzie
Chapter XII
Expulsion of the M'Leods from Gairloch
Chapter XIII
Alastair Breac, and his Son and Grandson
Chapter XIV
The Baronets of Gairloch, and some other Gairloch Mackenzies
Chapter XV
Gairloch Estates, and Old Names of Places
Chapter XVI
Ecclesiastical History of Gairloch
Chapter XVII
Ancient Gairloch Ironworks
Chapter XVIII
The Historic Ironworks of Loch Maree
Chapter XIX
The Iron Ores used in Gairloch
Chapter XX
Remains of Ironworks in the Parish of Gairloch
Chapter XXI
ANTIQUITIES
PART II
Inhabitants of Gairloch
Chapter I
Ancestry and Names
Chapter II
Warfare and Weapons
Chapter III
Polity and Customs
Chapter IV
Religion and Religious Observances
Chapter V
Character and Characteristics
Chapter VI
Language and Dress
Chapter VII
Ways and Means
Chapter VIII
Agriculture and Stock
Chapter IX
Fisheries
Chapter X
Posts and Road-making
Chapter XI
Superstitions of Isle Maree
Chapter XII
Superstitions of Isle Maree—(continued)
Chapter XIII
Superstitions Generally
Chapter XIV
Witchcraft and Magic
Chapter XV
Visions and Second-Sight
Chapter XVI
Bards and Pipers
Chapter XVII
Hereditary Pipers of the Gairloch Family
Chapter XVIII
William Mackenzie and Malcolm Maclean
Chapter XIX
William Ross, the Gairloch Bard
Chapter XX
Alexander Campbell, Bard to Sir Hector
Chapter XXI
Alexander Grant, the Great Bard of Slaggan
Chapter XXII
John Mackenzie of the "Beauties."
Chapter XXIII
Living Gairloch Bards
Chapter XXIV
The Poolewe Artist
Chapter XXV
James Mackenzie's Gairloch Stories
PART III
Natural History of Gairloch
Chapter I
Physical Features
Chapter II
Climate and Weather
Chapter III
Anecdotes and Notes
Chapter IV
Lower Forms of Life
Chapter V
Mammals of Gairloch
Chapter VI
Birds of Gairloch
Chapter VII
Flowering Plants of Gairloch
Chapter VIII
Shells of Gairloch
Chapter IX
The Geology of Loch Maree and Neighbourhood
Chapter X
Minerals of Gairloch
PART IV
Guide to Gairloch and Loch Maree
Chapter I
Gairloch of the Present Day
Chapter II
Approaches and Roads
Chapter III
Achnasheen to Kenlochewe
Chapter IV
Kenlochewe to Talladale
Chapter V
Talladale to the Gairloch Hotel
Chapter VI
The Gairloch Hotel to Poolewe
Chapter VII
Poolewe to Aultbea
Chapter VIII
Excursions from Kenlochewe
Chapter IX
Excursions from Talladale
Chapter X
Excursions from Gairloch
Chapter XI
Excursions from Poolewe
Chapter XII
Excursions from Aultbea
Chapter XIII
Excursion by Steamer on Loch Maree
Chapter XIV
The Fionn Loch and its Dubh Loch
Chapter XV
Loch Gruinard
Chapter XVI
Angling in Sea Lochs
Chapter XVII
Angling in Loch Maree
Chapter XVIII
Angling in Fresh-water Lochs
Chapter XIX
Salmon Angling
Chapter XX
Deer Forests and Grouse Shooting
List of Books and MSS. quoted or referred to
Statement of Authorities for Traditions, &c., embodied in this Book
Memoirs of Bards and Pipers
TABLES
I
Mountains of Gairloch
II
Distances
III
Population, &c., of Gairloch
IV
Ministers of the Parish of Gairloch
Ministers of the Quoad Sacra Parish of Poolewe
V
Lairds of Gairloch
APPENDICES
Extracts from Old Writers and Records, &c
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"PARISH OF GAIRLOCH
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Footnote
INDEX
ERRATA
ADDENDA
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