Ossian Collection > Original collection of the poems of Ossian, Orrann, Ulin, and other bards, who flourished in the same age

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parish of Loclihrooni. The Reverend Thouiay
lloss, L. L. D. ininitster.
15. 16. Ossian's Addresses to I he Rising- and Set-
ling Sun, from Mr. J. M'Intyre's papers, ah'eady
quoted.
] 7. Ossicm's Addresses to the Rising nnd Setting
Sun, translated into Latin, by Iilwen M'Lachlan,
Esq. Rector, Old Aberdeen.
18 3Jorglnn a?id 3Iin-Onn, from the papers of
Mr. J. M'lntyre, already quoted.
19. The Death o/Dermid, from Dr. M'Donald,
already quoted.
20. The Combat of Fingal and Garv, from John
M'Larty, late of Arinanuan, pariwh of Killean.
The Reverend D. M' Donald, 1). D. minister.
21. The Fingalians' Greatest Uitntiug, from the
))apers of Dr. M'Donald, and froni Archibald
iM'Calluni, late of Auchaglass, both already
quoted.
22. Conull Gulbuin,iYom ArchihdX^ M'PhersoDj
Assint, already quoted.
23. Ossian's Tale, from the Reverend Alexander
Irvine, D. J). Little Dnnkeld, and from John
]\J'Larty, Arinanuan, already quoted.
24. Ossians Distress, from ihe Inverness Journal.
25. Oina-Morvl, from the writings of the Reve-
rend A. M'Donald, late of Liverpool.
20. The Society of True Highlanders, composed
by Mr. M'Lachlan, of Old Aberdeen.
\-<j' Tlic Editors are much indebted to the writings of the learned, piou?^
and Reverend A. M' Donald, late of Liverpool, for much of wJiai: is jnaerted
the preface to this work.