Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 2 (3)

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 2 (3)
Series The series the publication or report is included in Series:	Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Volume Volume number and part Volume:	2 (3)
Publication Type The type of publication - report, monograph, journal article or chapter from a book Publication Type:	Journal
Publisher The publisher of the publication or report Publisher:	Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published Year of Publication:	1855
Source Where the record has come from or which dataset it was orginally included in. Source:	ADS Archive (ADS Archive)
Created Date The date the record of the pubication was first entered Created Date:	11 Jul 2017

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
A few remarks on the portraits of Sir William Wallace.	David Laing	308 - 313
Notices of two Bills introduced into the last Parliament of Scotland, the one for the Registration of Births, Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials; the other for the establishment of a system of Free Trade.	Joseph Robertson	313 - 317
Notices of Sculptured Fragments, formerly in the Episcopal Palace, Glasgow; also, Notice of a Sarcophagus found within the Choir of the Cathedral, supposed to have contained the remains of Archbishop Dunbar.	James C Roger	317 - 331
On the locality of the abduction of Queen Mary.	Robert Chambers	331 - 336
Notice of an unpublished letter from General Mackay to the Laird of Grant, dated at London, 4th December 1690, on the comparative strength of Ecclesiastical parties in Scotland at the Revolution.	Joseph Robertson	336 - 338
Poetical Maxims from a painted room in the old house at Culross, called 'The Palace,' with Notices of the history of the building and its probable founder.	Andrew Jervise	339 - 344
Proposal to establish a communication with the School Masters of Scotland.	Cosmo Innes	344 - 347
A few Notices of Manners from the older Council-Books of Dundee.	Cosmo Innes	347 - 349
A Note on the subject of Protocol Books as connected with Public Records.	David Laing	354 - 368
Notices of the Early Ecclesiastical Settlement of the Country on the Deveron, and of recent excavations at the Ha' Hill of Montblairy, on the banks of that river.	John Stuart	368 - 372
Notes of excavations of Tumuli in Caithness, made in the Summer of 1856.	Alexander Henry Rhind	372 - 376
Report of the Committee on St Margaret's Well.		379 - 380
Notice of the Stone Circle at Callernish, in the Island of Lewis.	Henry Calender	380 - 384
A description of the oldest Council Books and other Records of the town of Haddington, with copious Extracts.	Thomas Thomson	384 - 420
Notice of an Urn and other Sepulchral remains, &c., discovered in the Windy-Goul, on Arthur's Seat, in cutting the New Road from Edinburgh to the Village of Duddingstone.	George Logan	420 - 422
Notice of some Indian Antiquities, as compared with British in a letter from Dr Daniel Wilson, Toronto, Upper Canada, to David Laing.		423 - 425
Notes of the Excavation of a Tumulus, at Auchleven, in the Parish of Premnay, and District of Garioch, Aberdeenshire.	Charles E Dalrymple	431 - 432
Contemporary Official Reports of the Proceedings at elections of Members of Parliament for the Shires of Roxburgh, Edinburgh, and Orkney, in 1628.	Joseph Robertson	432 - 442
Notices descriptive of the localities of certain Sculptured Stone Monuments in Forfarshire, viz., - Benvie, and Invergowrie; Strathmartin, and Balutheran; Monifieth; Cross of Camus, and Arbirlot. Part III.	Andrew Jervise	442 - 450
Notice of the Excavation of a 'Pict's House,' on the farm of Stensall of Kergord, Zetland.	D D Black	452 - 454
Inventar of Popish Trinkets, gotten in my Lord Traquair's House, Anno 1688; All solemnly burnt at the Cross of Peebles,' with some remarks.	David Laing	454 - 457
Notices of the Localities of the Sculptured Stone Monuments at St Bigeans, Inchbrayoch, Pitmuies, and Menmuir, in Angus, and of Fordoun in the Mearns. Part IV.	Andrew Jervise	458 - 466
Notices of ancient monuments in the ruined Church of St Mary, Rothesay.	James C Roger	466 - 481
Notes on some Sepulchral Cists, and on the Latin Inscription upon one of the Standing Stones near Yarrow Kirk, Selkirkshire.	John Smith	484 - 489
On an old stone-roofed cell or oratory in the Island of Inchcolm.	J Y Simpson	489 - 528
Original letter (hitherto unpublished) from Colonel John Grahame of Claverhouse (afterwards Viscount of Dundee) describing the military execution of John Brown of Priesthill, commonly called 'The Christian Carrier,' on the 1st of May 1685.	Mark Napier	528 - 530
Notice of 'The Law,' and other antiquities in the Parish of Urquhart, near Elgin.	Henry Walker	530 - 533
Additional Note to Mr A Jervise's Communication on the historical and antiquarian peculiarities of some Districts of Forfarshire. (See pp. 64-65)		533 - 534
Notice of three Cists recently discovered at Craigdhu, near North Queensferry, and other remains in the neighbourhood.	Peter Chalmers	533