The chiefs of Grant - Electric Scotland

171G.] HIS BOVlIOiiD AXn KI>rcATI(iX. 293
IIow loig- Ludoviek Cinmt roinainofl at St. Ainlrcws is not clearly
ascertainalile, but lie was still tliere tui "Jntli Febinary lG'i7, Avlieii lie writes
to his uncle in expectation of a visit frdin liini and Arclihishop Sliai]i.' In
tlic autumn of IGGG the Laird had hecn at Elgin on 15th Sept(mher to
"choose his curators," from -which it appears that several of his urators
resided in Edinluu-L,di, and others in Moraysliirc. At the sa'.iit- time
the young Laird paid several visits, among others to the INEanjuis of
Huntly, and tlie Laird of Boyne, who. in \