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HIS FUNERAL. 24)3
of Scotland, which has been noticed in the
preceding chapter 2 .
responsible, and, to a young soldier, the most enviable post
in Her Majesty's Military Service.
" We have the honour to be
" Your Ladyship's
" Most obedient and humble servants,
John Macleod of Rasay.
Alex. Cumming, Grishernish.
A. K. Mac Kinnon, Corry.
M. M c Leod, Drynoch.
EDw d . Gibbons, Feoclich.
Donald M c Casktll, Rhuedunan.
D. Mac Askill, Claighan.
W". M c Leod, Orbost.
Norman M c Leod, Ardmore.
Kenneth Mac Askill, Carbost.
Hugh Ross, Broadford.
John Tolmie, Uiginish.
John M c Naughton, Balmeanach.
Kenneth M c Casiull, Kerpost.
Norman MacLeod, Struan.
John Matheson, Dunvegan.
John MacRae, Glenvieaskill.
John M c Naughten, Ose.
Malcolm M c Caskill, Carbost More.
ALEx r . Macleod, Kilphider.
Alex 1 . M c Naughten, Portree.
Hugh Macaskill, of Talisker.
Donald Macleod, Dunvegan.
Martin Martin, Remtree.
ARCH d . Stewart, Cuidrach.
2 See.p. 21C.
II 2

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Memoir of the Chisholm
DescriptionLate M.P. for Inverness-shire. By the Reverend James S.M. Anderson. London: Printed [by Gilbert & Rivington] for J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842.
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