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64 Ihe <strong>Highland</strong> Monthly.<br />

the Saxon or other conquerors <strong>of</strong> the Celts. Mr Alfred<br />

Nutt discusses the connections <strong>of</strong> the Gaelic story " Goldtree<br />

and Silver-tree."<br />

Mr Nairne, <strong>of</strong> the Northern Chronicle, has in the press a<br />

work dealing with " <strong>Highland</strong> Floods <strong>of</strong> the Nineteenth<br />

Century." <strong>The</strong> work promises to be an exceedingly<br />

interesting and important one, and Mr Nairne is sparing<br />

neither trouble nor expense to make his book both<br />

complete and concise. It is to be fully illustrated.<br />

Dr Whitley Stokes has reproduced his paper on the<br />

Irish Annals, where he deals with the great " Pictish<br />

Question," in a German periodical called Bezzenberger's<br />

Beitrdge. He has made several additions, one <strong>of</strong> which<br />

being the acceptance <strong>of</strong> the termination four in Balfour,<br />

Pitfour, &c., as <strong>of</strong> Pictish origin, and related to the Welsh<br />

pazvr, pasture, a derivation suggested by one <strong>of</strong> the editors<br />

<strong>of</strong> this magazine, and acknowledged as such by Dr Stokes.

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