Remarks, &c.etc. and particular Say-
ings of some, &c.etc. continued

199.

A Narrative given by Mr Came-
ron of Gleneavis about the Prin-
ce's lifting some Cattle; wherein
likewise his own History

219.

Some more remarkable Circum-
stances of Kingsburgh's History

221.

Malcolm MacLeod's Journal;
wherein likewise his own History
&and several very remarkable Par-
ticulars

228.

Journal of Donald MacLeod,
the faithful Palinurus;
wherein likewise Remarks upon
O Neil's Journal, Donalds's own
History at Length, &and Copies of
Letters to Kingsburgh and Mal-
colm Macleod

266.

Journal of Edward Bourk or
Burk, Chairman in EdrEdinburgh; where-
in likewise Ned's own History

Journal of the Prince's Imbarka-
tionEmbarkation &and Arrival, &c.etc. the greatest
Part of which was taken from
Duncan Cameron at several
different Conversations; where-
in likewise DunanDuncan's ow^nown History

346.

Copy of a Letter from the
Prince to his Father after
the Battle of Gladesmuir

365.

A short Narrative of a barba-
rous Custom amongst the
Red-coatsRedcoats, given by Dr Cam-
eron's Lady

Several particular Cruelties,
narrated by Mrs Robertson,
alias, Lady Inches, whose
Mansion-house is in the
Neighbourhood of Inverness
&and near the Field of Battle