The Highland monthly - National Library of Scotland

(The IbiciblanD nDonthlv>.
VOL. IV.
A Magazine which is intended to be a Centre
of Literary Brotherhood ior Scoto-Celtic
People both at Home and Abroad.
LIST OF CONT.IBUTORS
Tne Joilowing, among others, are to be
Contributors :-
Lord Aklhih.u.u (..'a.mi'Hhli,, Author uf " Records
of Argyll.-
Sir Henkv CcuKuiKN Malanukkw, Provo.st of
liivcriie.ss
Ch.\.s. 1''k.\sek-.MaCkintosh, L>,q , M. P., Author
of " Antiquarian Notes," " Dunachton Past and
Present." " Invernessiana, ' &c.
Rev Hugh Macmillan. LL.D., D D , Author of
' Bible Teachings in Nature," " Foot-Notes
from the Page of Nature," &c.
Ri'.v. James Camkron Lees, D.D., Minister of
St Giles, Edinburgh, Dean of the 'I'histle and"
Chapel Royal.
Rev. Dr Massun, Author of '' Vestigia Celtica."
Rev. James RdHERTSON, D.D., Superintendent of
Presbyterian Missions, Manitoba and N.W.T.
JosEi'H Anderson, Esq., LL.D., keeper of the
.\lu.seum of Antiquities, Royal Institution, Edin-
burgh.
A. C. Cameron, LL D., Fettercairn
John Mackintosh, Esq., LL.D. Author of the
" History of Civilization in Scotland."
Andrew J. Symi.ngton, Esq , Glasgow, Editor of
' Wordsworth."
P. J. Anderson, Esq., Secretary of the New
Spalding Club, Aberdeen.
Rev John Maclean of Grandtully, Author of
' BreaJalbane Place Names."
I AMES Cr.abb Watt, Esq., Edinburgh, F.S..\.
Scot., Author and Editor of Popular Biographies.
Kev. John CA.MPaiiLL, Minister of 'I'iroe.
Rev. J. AL Macgregor, '•'inistcr of Farr, Sutherland.
Rev. John M'Rury, Minister of Snizort, Skyc.
Rev. J. S'Nci.AiR, Minister of Rannoch.
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.\L O. W ," Russia.
Charles Innes, Esq , Sheriflf-Clerk of Ross-shire,
(JEORGE Malcolm, Esq., Invergarry.
Alex. Macphersos, Esq , Solicitor, Kingussie.
Wm. M/.cK.A'i, E.sq . Solicitor, Inverness.
K.KNNETH Macdon.ald, Esq . , Town-Clerk of
Inverness
)oHX Ca.mfbell, Esii., Ledaig. .-Vuthor of Gaelic
I'oejKs
Rev. T. SiNTON Minister of Dorrs.
r. CoCKBURN, Esq , M.A., Royal Academy, Inver-
Christopher T Michie, Esq., CuUen, Autnor ol
'• It- Pr.ictice of F' restrv " " The I, arch &.C.
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