The Highland monthly - National Library of Scotland

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VOL. IV.
A Magazine which is intended to be a Centre
of Literary Brotherhood tor ScotoCeltic
People both at Home and Abroad.
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.
The following, among others, are to be
Contributors :—
Lord Archibald Campbell, Author of "Records
of Argyll."
Sir Henry Cockburn Macandrew, Provost of
Inverness
Chas. Fraser-Mackintosh, Esq., M.P., .'Vuthor
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.
Rev. James Cameron Lees, D.D., Minister of
St Giles, Edinburgh, Dean of the Thistle and
Chapel Royal.
Rev. Dr ^L\sso^', Author of " Vestigia Celtica."
Rev. James Robertson, D.D., Superintendent of
Presbyterian Missions, Manitoba and N.W.T.
Joseph Anderson, Esq., LL.D., Keeper of the
Museum 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."
.\ndre\v J. Symington, Esq., Glasgow, Editor of
" Wordsworth."
P. J. Anderson, Esq., Secretary of the New
Spalding Club, Aberdeen.
Rev. John Macle.an of GrandtuUy, Author of
" Breadalbane Place Names."
James Crabb Watt, Esq., Edinburgh, F.S.A.
Scot., Author and Editor of Populai- Biographies.
Kev. John Campbell, Minister of Tirce.
Rev. J. M. Macgregor, •ftlinister of Farr, Sutherland.
Rev. John M'Rury, Minister of Snizort, Skye.
Rev. J. Sinclair, Minister of Rannoch.
"xM. O. W.," Russia.
Charles Innes, Esq., Sheriff-Clerk of Ross-shire.
George Malcolm, Esq., Invergarry.
Alex. Macpherson, Esq., Solicitor, Kingu.ssie.
Wm. Mack ay, Esq., Solicitor, Inverness.
Kenneth Macdonald, Esq., Town-Clerk of
Inverness.
John Campbell, Esq., Ledaig, Author of Gaelic
Poems
Rev. T. SiKTON, Minister of Dores.
T. Cockburn, Esq , M.A., Royal Academy Inver-
ses
Christopher T. Michie, Esq., Cullen, Autnor of
' The Practice of Forestry " " The Larch ' &c.
NEW AND POPULAR
Highland Music.
PIANOFORTE PIECES, SONGS, & DANCE
— MUSIC. —
GAELIC SONGS, 17 of the best, with English
Translations by Professor Blackie, Norman
Macleod, Nether Lochaber, &c. ; exceedingly
popular ; over 10,000 copie.s sold.
post free ; list on application.
Is Od each,
Capt. Fraser of Knockie's HIGHLAND AIRS,
i books, paper covers, 2s Od each ; cloth complete,
13s ; silk tartan l'Is Od, post free.
Third edition
HIGHLAND DAY DREAMS, 6 Reveries for
Piano, beautifully illustrated. 23 eacl
HIGHLAND SCHOTTISCHES, Is 6d
cupies sold.
200G
INVERNESS COLLECTION- Pibro.ihs
Laments, Quicksteps, and Marches, 4 book*.
2s 6d each ; books 1 to 3 cloth gilt, Ss. 8300
copies sold ;
very popular.
INVERNESS COLLECTION—Reels, Strathspeys,
and Coimtry Dances, 70 pages folio,
•2s yd. Third thousand.
Morison's HIGHLAND AIRS, 2 books, 2s
each. I^econd thousand.
Rockstro's LAYS of the GAEL, 2s. LAYS of
the HIGHLANDS, 2s. Over 1000 copies sold
Roddie's SCOTCH CHIMES OVERTURE,
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Kassasin POLKA, Is 6d.
Twilight WALTZES, 2s.
OUT OVER THE FORTH, Old Scotch Ballad
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HOW BLYTHELY THE PIPE, Scottish
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NORTHERN COLLECTION of FOUR PART
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GLEN ALBYN LANCERS, 2s. HIGHLAND
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A'oio Raid'i,
LAYS OF THE HEATHER,
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including Original Ballads by Nether Lochaber
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g'lt, 12 6 nett. To Suoscribers only 10,6.
Subicriber's Names now received.
LOGAN & COY.
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