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Official List. xy
12. WESTER KILMORACK.— The remainder of the pariah of Kil-
morack — John B. Grant, Factor, Erchless, Beauly.
13. KILT AR LIT Y UPPER.— That part of the parish of Kiltarlity and
Convinth which lies to the south and west of a line drawn
along the centre of the road leading from Eilean-Aigas House
by Lonbuie, Teanakyle, Kiltarlity Manse and Church, Tom-
nacross, Glackbea, Airddrean, Blairmore and Easter Cudrish
to Glen-Urquhart from the point at which the said road
enters, to the point at which it leaves the parish — William
Cameron, Farmer. Buntait, Glen-Urquhart.
U. KILTARLITY LOWER.— The remainder of the parish of Kil-
tarlity ami Convinth — LoRD LOVAT, Beaufort Castle, Beauly.
15. GLENMORISTON.— That part of the parish of Urquhart and
Glenmoriston which is included within the limits of the quoad
sacra parish of Glenmoriston — I. R. J. M. Grant, Glenmori
ston, Invermoriston.
16 URQUHART. — The remainder of the parish of Urquhart and.
Glenmoriston— Major Wm. Grant, Drumbuie, Glen-Urquhart
17. FORT-AUGUSTUS.— Those portions of the parish of Boleskine
and Abertarff which are included within the limits of the
quoad sacra parishes of Fort-Augustus and Glengarry— JoHN
T, Garrioch, Beauly.
18. BOLESKINE.— The remainder of the parish of Boleskine and
Abertarff — W. M. MORRISON, Manager, Foyers.
III.— THIRD OR BADENOCH DISTRICT.
19. MOY AND DALAROSSIE.— The parish of Moy and Dalarossie—
John Macdougall, Merchant, Hazel Bank, Tomatin.
20. DUTHIL. — That part ot the parish of Dutbil and Rothiemurchus
which lies between the north boundary of the parish and a
line drawn from the top of Carn Dearg More, and following
the watershed by the top of Carn Avie to the top of Beinn
Gliuilbnicb, thence running due north to the road which leads
from Kinveachy by the west side of Lethendry farm to Slue-gan-
Bridge, thence in a generally easterly direction along the
said road to its junction with the main road from Kingussie
to Carr-Bridge, thence in a northerly direction along the last-
mentioned road to the milestone marking 1\ miles from Carr-
Bridge, thence in a straight line to the top of Docharn Craig,
thence in an easterly direction along the watershed to the old
boundary between the parish and the parish of Cromdale,
thence in a southerly direction along the said boundary till
the river Spey is reached, and thence down the medium filum
of the said river to the east boundary of the parish — Lieut. -
Colonel ROBEBT Grant, Beananach, Carr-Bridge.
21. ROTHIEMURCHUS.— The remainder of the parish of Duthil and
Rothiemurchus — Donald Grant, Solicitor, Grantown.
22. ABERNETBY.— The parish of Abernethy and Kincardine— Wm.
G. Stuart, Duack Lodge, Nethy Bridge,
23. ALVIE.— The parish of Alvie— John Macpherson-Grant, Milton
Cottage, Kingussie.
24. KINGUSSIE NORTH.— That part of the parish of Kingussie and
Insh which lies to the north and west of the medium filum of
the river Spey, exclusive of the portion included within the
limits of the police burgh of Kingussie— C. J. B. Macpherson
of Balavil, Kingussie.