The Highlanders of Scotland - Clan Strachan Society

List of Books sold by Eneas Mackay, Stirlmg.
THE LANDMARKS OF OLD STIRLING, by James .Ronald.
and illustrations,
1899. Post 8vo., 427 pp , art cloth, portrait
with map in pocket,- 10/6 net ; a limited number printed on
handmade paper, 15/ net, each numbered and signed by author.
A KIRK AND A COLLEGE IN THE CRAIGS OF STIRLING,
by D. D. Ormond, F.S.A. Scot. 1897. Post 8vo., 161 pp.,
art
cloth, portraits and illustrations, 3/6, edition limited.
THE HIGHLANDERS OF SCOTLAND, their Origin, History, and
Antiquities, with a Sketch of their Manners and Customs, and an
Account of the Clans into which they were divided, and of the
State of Society which existed among them. By William F. Skene,
F.S.A. Scot. The original text and notes intact, with additional
notes, bringing the work where necessary to the position held in
the same author's " Celtic Scotland," by Alexander Macbain,
M.A., LL.D., author of an Etymological Dictionary of the Gaelic
Language. 1902. Demy 8vo., art cloth, gilt top, 10/6 net:
half-morocco, 15/, with map, and portrait after the painting by
Sir George Reid.
lONA CLUB— Collectanea de Rebus Albanicis— Original Papers and
Documents relating to the History of the Highlands and Islands
of Scotland, also the Transactions of the lona Club, edited, with
notes, by D. Gregory and William Skene, 8vo. T. Stevenson.
This volume, which was not printed for sale, cost each of the
Members of the Society Five Guineas, now i c /6.
THE ANGLER'S AND SKETCHER'S GUIDE TO SUTHER-
LANDSHIRE. By Archibald Young, Commissioner of Scots
Salmon Fisheries. Foolscap 8vo., 120 pp., cloth, with map, 2/6.
SCOTTISH LOVE TALES, SCOTTISH JESTS AND ANEC-
DOTES, WEIRD SCOTTISH TALES. 3 vols., limp cloth,
illustrated, in case, 3/6.
THt CELTIC YEAR, Crown 8vo., 77 pp., boards, 1/ net. Contents :
" Irish Colloquialisms and Proverbs," by Michael ^Nlacdonagh.
"
Chimes," by Harold Tudor.
"
Superstitions in the Western
Highlands," by the Marquis of Lome.
" The Funeral of a
Poet" (14th Century), by Ernest Rhys.
"
Gwennolaik," by E.
Wingate Rinder
" The Condition of the Celts in Roman
Britain," by Owen M. Edwards. Musical Setting of i\I 'Gee's
" Salutation to the Gaels "
(first verse.)