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Supplementary Notes on the Scottish De Quencys. By WILLIAM W. IKE-

LAND, M.D., F.S.A. Scot.,

Note on an Incised Stone Cross at Strathy, Sutherlandshire. By ALEXANDER

MUNRO,.

Note on a Bronze Scabbard-Tip found on Glencotho Farm, Peeblesshire. By

WILLIAM BUCHAN, Town-Clerk, Peebles, F.S. A. Scot., .

Anglo-Saxon Burhs and Early Norman Castles. By Mrs E. S. ARMITAGE.

Communicated by Professor BALDWIN BROWN, F.S.A Scot.,

Notices of the King's Master Wrights of Scotland, with Writs of their

Appointments. By the Rev. R S. MYLNE, M.A., B.C.L. Oxon.,

Notice on a Cup-marked Boulder called the Saj di Gorone, or Stone of the

Heel, near Stresa, on the Lago Maggiore. By the Right Rev. G. F.

BROWNE, D.D., Bishop of Bristol, F.S A. Scot.,

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Notice of a Peculiar Stone Cross found on the Farm of Cairn, Parish of New

Cumnock, Upper Nithsdale. By Rev. KIRKWOOD HEWAI, M.A.,

F.S. A. Scot., Prestwick, .

Description of a Collection of Objects found in Excavations at St Blane's

Church, Bute, exhibited by the Marquis of Bute. By JosEH ANDER

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SON, LL.D., Assistant-Si retrry and Keeper of the Museum,

Notes of some Cip-marked Stones and Rocks near Kenmore, and their

Folk-Lore. By Rev. J. B. MACKENZIE, F.S A. Scot., Kenmore,

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Notes on some Rock-Basins, Cup and Ring Marked Stones, and Archaic

Customs casually met with in India. By Captain J. H. ANDELSON,

F.S.A. Scot.,

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Notice of the Discovery of a Pre historic Burial-Place at Quartf, Shetland.

By Rev. DAVID JOHNSTON, Minister of Quarff, .

Notes on the Heraldry of Elgin and its Neighbourhood, melu ling the

Cathedral, Bishop's House, Greyfriars, and High Street in Elgin ;

Spynie Palace, Church of Holy Trinity at Spyme, Lhanbryd Church,

Coxton Tower, Birnie Church, Kinloss Abbey, Birgie Castle, Duffus

Church Gordonstown House, Ogston Church, kinneder Church, Drainie

Church, St Andrews Church, Innes House, Pluscardin Priory, Culen

Church, Deskford Chur h, and Bantt. By W. RAE MACDONALD,

F.S.A. Scot.,

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Notes on the Discovery and Exploration of a Pile Structure on the North

Bank of the River Cyle, cast from Dumbarton Rock. By JOHN

BRUCE, F.S.A. Scot, Helensburgh,

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Notice of an Incised Sepulchral Slab found in the Church of Longforgan,

Perthshire. By A. H. MILLAR, F.S. A. Scot.,

Notice of the Wallace Stones, Longforgan. By ALEXANDER HUTCHESON,

F.S. A. Scot., Broughty Ferry,

Notice of a Charm-Stone used for the Cure of Diseases amongst Cattle in

Sutherlandshire. By ALEXANDER HUTCHESON, F.S. A. Scot., Broughty

Ferry,.

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Notices (1) of the Discovery of Bronze Age Urns on the Braid Hills; and

(2) of the Discovery of a Cist and Urn near Portpatrick, Wigtown-

shire. By FRED. R. COLES, Assistant-Keeper of the Museum, .

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Glass Bead found in a Cairn at Kirkchrist, Wigtownshire,

Wooden Effigy of an Ecclesiastic found in a Moss near Whithorn,

Map of the Forts, &c., in Perth, Angus, and the Mearns (Plate I., facing),

Forts and Earthworks in Perth, Angus, and the Mearns,

Castlehill, Inshewan,

Earthwork, Torr Hill, Aberfeldy,

Dundee Law,

Earthworks at Braco, and at Loaninghead, Crieff Junction,

Position of Evelick Fort on Pole Hill,

Holes for Beams in the Wall of Castle Law, Forgandenny,

Plan of the Site of Abernethy Fort,

Plan of the Structure of the Fort on Castle Law, Abernethy,

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Forts and Earthworks in Perth, Angus, and the Mearns -continued.

Oval Vessel of Glazed Pottery, found in the Kitchen Midden on the Rhodes
Links,

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Churinga of Slate from the Arunta Tribe, Central Australia,

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View of the Broch called Castle Telve, Glenelg, from the North,

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Map of part of Kincardine and Aberdeenshires, showing Sites of Stone Circles surveyed in 1×99,

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Esslie the Greater, View from the Centre looking South,

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