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Irvine, 56, 57.
Irwin, Colonel, 278.
Isla, river, 225.
Islay, 77, 93.
Isle of Man, 79, 81.
Druids, 85.
Isles, Bishops of the, 69, 79.
Lord of the, 71.
Islesburgh, 154.
Itinerary, SS^SST-
Ivers, Ralph, 340.
Ivory, 138.
James iv., penance chain, 350.
—- v., 95.
VI., picture of, 193.
Jasper, 198, 305.
Jedburgh, 343; Abbey, 217, 344.
Jocelyn, Bishop, 49.
John-o’-Groat’s House, 155.
Johnson, Dunk eld, 227.
Johnston, Lord, 38.
Mr. James, 39.
Picture of, 207.
Sir Theodore, 38.
Joiat, Richard, 254.
Jorfiara, Castle of, 138.
ura, 71, 93.
ustices of Peace, 88, 89, 97.
Kail, 127.
Keating, Dr., 84.
Keith, 184.
Family of, 197, 209.
Hall, 200.
Sir William, 212.
Keith’s collection of coins, 208.
Kellie Castle, 276.
Kelp, 93, 139.
Kelso Abbey, 57, 326, 343.
Keltney Bum, 234.
Kenmay, 200.
Kenmore, 235.
Kennedy, Bishop, 270, 271, 272.
Castle, 4, 12.
Mr., of Montrose, 213.
Professor William, 208.
Kentick Hill, 43, 44.
Ker, Sir Andrew, 345.
Sir Mark, 313.
Sir Robert, 329.
Sir Walter, 313.
Kerian, St., his staff, Ixvii.
Kerrara Island, 71.
Kerwick Bay, 125, 126.
Kiel, 70.
Kier, river, 31.
Kilchurn Castle, 68.
Kilcolmkill, 70, 96.
Kilkenny, II,
Killiecrankie, 229, 231.
Killin, 64.
Kilmacalmuag, 113.
Kilmare, 114.
Kilmarnock, 4, 57, 58, 60.
Lady, 4.
Earl of, 4, 198.
Kilmaronock, 3.
Kilpatrick, New, 60.
Old, 60.
Roger, 30.
Kilravock, 181, 193.
Kilrenny, 274.
Kilrule, 167.
Kilrymont, 297.
Kilwinning Abbey, 56, 57.
Kincardine Church, 113 ; Castle, 243.
Kindeace, 175, 180.
Kinfauns, 250.
King, Dr., 332.
Kinghom, 282, 284.
Wester, 284.
Kinglass, 65.
Kingsbarns, 273.
King’s Inch, 53.
Kinloss Abbey, 184, 196.
Kinnaird, 198, 214.
Kinneder, 186.
Kinnoull, 259.
Lord, 249.
Kinross, 278.
Kinsale, 138.
Kintore, 200.
Earl of, 200.
Kippenross, 292,
Kippilaw, 342.
Kirkby Stephen, 36.
Kirkcaldy, 281, 284.
Kirkcudbright, 20, 22.
Kirkgunzeon, 26.
Kirkheugh, 273, 294.
Kirkhill Church, 178.
Kirkintilloch, 52.
Kirkness, 280.
Kirkpatrick-Fleming Church, 37.
Kirkpatrickj Sir Roger, 7.
Kirkurd, 343.
Kirkwall, 134, 137, 144-153-
Provost of, 150.
Kirtle, river, 10, 37.
Kismul, 93.
Knitting in Orkney, 138.
Knock, 77.
Kol, Norwegian, 145.
Konlikan, author of, 180.
Lairg, 118.
Laing, Bishop John, 51.
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Irvine, 56, 57.
Irwin, Colonel, 278.
Isla, river, 225.
Islay, 77, 93.
Isle of Man, 79, 81.
Druids, 85.
Isles, Bishops of the, 69, 79.
Lord of the, 71.
Islesburgh, 154.
Itinerary, SS^SST-
Ivers, Ralph, 340.
Ivory, 138.
James iv., penance chain, 350.
—- v., 95.
VI., picture of, 193.
Jasper, 198, 305.
Jedburgh, 343; Abbey, 217, 344.
Jocelyn, Bishop, 49.
John-o’-Groat’s House, 155.
Johnson, Dunk eld, 227.
Johnston, Lord, 38.
Mr. James, 39.
Picture of, 207.
Sir Theodore, 38.
Joiat, Richard, 254.
Jorfiara, Castle of, 138.
ura, 71, 93.
ustices of Peace, 88, 89, 97.
Kail, 127.
Keating, Dr., 84.
Keith, 184.
Family of, 197, 209.
Hall, 200.
Sir William, 212.
Keith’s collection of coins, 208.
Kellie Castle, 276.
Kelp, 93, 139.
Kelso Abbey, 57, 326, 343.
Keltney Bum, 234.
Kenmay, 200.
Kenmore, 235.
Kennedy, Bishop, 270, 271, 272.
Castle, 4, 12.
Mr., of Montrose, 213.
Professor William, 208.
Kentick Hill, 43, 44.
Ker, Sir Andrew, 345.
Sir Mark, 313.
Sir Robert, 329.
Sir Walter, 313.
Kerian, St., his staff, Ixvii.
Kerrara Island, 71.
Kerwick Bay, 125, 126.
Kiel, 70.
Kier, river, 31.
Kilchurn Castle, 68.
Kilcolmkill, 70, 96.
Kilkenny, II,
Killiecrankie, 229, 231.
Killin, 64.
Kilmacalmuag, 113.
Kilmare, 114.
Kilmarnock, 4, 57, 58, 60.
Lady, 4.
Earl of, 4, 198.
Kilmaronock, 3.
Kilpatrick, New, 60.
Old, 60.
Roger, 30.
Kilravock, 181, 193.
Kilrenny, 274.
Kilrule, 167.
Kilrymont, 297.
Kilwinning Abbey, 56, 57.
Kincardine Church, 113 ; Castle, 243.
Kindeace, 175, 180.
Kinfauns, 250.
King, Dr., 332.
Kinghom, 282, 284.
Wester, 284.
Kinglass, 65.
Kingsbarns, 273.
King’s Inch, 53.
Kinloss Abbey, 184, 196.
Kinnaird, 198, 214.
Kinneder, 186.
Kinnoull, 259.
Lord, 249.
Kinross, 278.
Kinsale, 138.
Kintore, 200.
Earl of, 200.
Kippenross, 292,
Kippilaw, 342.
Kirkby Stephen, 36.
Kirkcaldy, 281, 284.
Kirkcudbright, 20, 22.
Kirkgunzeon, 26.
Kirkheugh, 273, 294.
Kirkhill Church, 178.
Kirkintilloch, 52.
Kirkness, 280.
Kirkpatrick-Fleming Church, 37.
Kirkpatrickj Sir Roger, 7.
Kirkurd, 343.
Kirkwall, 134, 137, 144-153-
Provost of, 150.
Kirtle, river, 10, 37.
Kismul, 93.
Knitting in Orkney, 138.
Knock, 77.
Kol, Norwegian, 145.
Konlikan, author of, 180.
Lairg, 118.
Laing, Bishop John, 51.
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