Archaeologia Scotica or Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 4

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Archaeologia Scotica or Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 4
Series The series the publication or report is included in Series:	Archaeologia Scotica or Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Volume Volume number and part Volume:	4
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:	1857
Note Extra information on the publication or report. Note:	Date Of Issue From: 1695 Date Of Issue To: 01
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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
An Inquiry into the probability of a Tradition connected with the Library and Furniture of James IV. of Scotland, and of their having been carried off after the Battle of Flodden, and set up at Speke Hall, in the county of Lancaster.	William Robert Whatton	1 - 14
An Account of the Assassination of Sir George Lockhart, President of the Session, by John Chiesly of Dalry, 31st March 1689.	P Fraser Tytler	15 - 18
An Inquiry respecting the Site of the Battle of Mons Grampius.	Miller	19 - 52
An Account of certain Bronze Instruments, supposed to be Druidical Remains, found beneath a large Rock on the South Side of the Top of Roseberry, in Cleveland.	George S Faber	53 - 56
A Brief Account of the Hawthornden Manuscripts in the possession of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland; with Extracts, containing several unpublished Letters and Poems of William Drummond of Hawthornden.	David Laing	57 - 116
A Letter giving some Account of an Ancient Ecclesiastical Bell and Chain, discovered in the Parish of Kilmichael-Glassrie, in the County of Argyll, and presented to the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, by John Macneill of Oakfield, Esq.	T R Heywood Thomson	117 - 118
Observations on the Ancient Bell and Chain discovered in the Parish of Kilmichael-Glassrie.	Samuel Hibbert	119 - 125
An Account of a recent Excavation at Pompeii; in a Letter from Robert Allan, Esq., Advovate.	Robert Allan	126 - 129
Inquiry into the Earlier History of the Clan Gregor, with a view to ascertain the Causes which led to their Proscription in 1603. With Appendix.	Donald Gregory	130 - 159
Observations on the Theories which have been proposed to explain the Vitrified Forts of Scotland.	Samuel Hibbert	160 - 182
Collections relative to Vitrified Sites.	Samuel Hibbert	183
Description of Barry Hill, near Alyth.	George S Mackenzie	184 - 186
Researches in regard to the Vitrified Forts of Ross-shire, and other Stations connected with them, where Melted Matter does not appear.	George S Mackenzie	186 - 187
Account of a Section made of the Vitrified Site of Dun Fion, in Inverness-shire. September 1, 1825.	George S Mackenzie	187 - 188
Description of the Vitrified Station of Castle Spynie, in Inverness-shire.	George Anderson	188 - 190
Notice of Burnt Wood, Bones, &c., found at Craig Phaidrick, near Inverness.	George S Mackenzie	188
Notice regarding the Vitrified Site of Castle Spynie, Inverness-shire.	George S Mackenzie	190 - 191
Description of the Ord Hill of Kessock.	George Anderson	191 - 194
Notice of the Ord Hill of Kessock. 22d December 1824.	George S Mackenzie	194 - 195
On certain Vitrified (and Unvitrified) Forts in the neighbourhood of Loch Ness and the Moray Firth.	George Anderson	195 - 201
On the Scottish Formula of Congratulation on New Year's Eve, Hogmanay, Trollalay.	Thorley G Repp	202 - 212
On the Burial Place of John Napier of Merchiston, the Inventory of Logarithms.	William Wallace	213 - 216
Letter from John Lawson of Cairnmuir, Esq., to Sir Walter Scott, Baronet, describing some Golen Ornaments, found in March 1806, near the house of New Cairnmuir, Peeblesshire.	John Lawson	217 - 219
Particulars relative to the Conduct of the great Marquis of Montrose, after his Apprehension.	James Maidment	220 - 224
Extracts from the Hawthornden Manuscripts, in the possession of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, (continued from page 116).		225 - 240
Notes by William Drummond, of Conversations with Ben Jonson at Hawthornden in January 1619, from a Manuscript entitled Informations be Ben Jonson to W.D., when he came to Scotland upon foot, 1619.	David Laing	241 - 270
Observations on Forteviot, the Site of the Ancient Capital of Scotland.	William F Skene	271 - 279
Collections relative to Vitrified Sites (continued from page 201).	Samuel Hibbert	280 - 297
Notice of a Sepulchral Urn, with various Golden Ornaments, found on the Estate of the right Honourable the Earl of Fife, in Banffshire, in the year 1828.		298
Account of the Discovery of a number of Ancient Canoes of solid oak, in Loch Doon, a fresh-water Lake in the county of Ayr.	Fred Macadam Cathcart	299 - 301
Notice of an Ancient Bulwark discovered on the Sea-shore of the Lands of Wardie, near Edinburgh.	Donaldson Boswall	302 - 304
Description of the Hill Fort of Dun da Laimh, in the Parish of Laggan, District of Badenoch, Inverness-shire.	Macintosh Mackay	305 - 312
An Account of the remarkable Monument in the shape of a Cross, inscribed with Roman and Runic Letters, preserved in the Garden of Ruthwell Manse, Dumfriesshire.	Henry Duncan	313 - 326
Letter from Thorleif Gudmundson Repp, A.M., F.S.A. Sc., to the Hon. Montstewart Elphinstone, Honorary Member S.A.Sc., regarding the Runic Inscription on the Monument at Ruthwell.	Thorley G Repp	327 - 336
An Account of the Cyrenaic Antiquities in the Museum of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. With Historical Notices of the ancient City of Cyrene, in North Africa.	William Weir	337 - 344
A Short Account of some Carved Stones in Ross-shire, accompanied with a series of Outline Engravings.	Charles Charter Petley	345 - 352
Notes on an Ancient Cave, &c., discovered at Aldham, now called Seacliff, in East Lothian, in 1831.	George Sligo	353 - 361
Notes regarding various Remains of Antiquity, both of the Earlier and Middle Ages, observed during a recent Visit to the Hebrides.	Donald Gregory	362 - 365
A brief Notice of the small Figure cut in Ivory, supposed by Pennant to represent the King of Scotland in his Coronation Chair, and which was discovered in Dunstaffnage Castle.	David Laing	366 - 369
Notices of the Portrait of Mary, Queen of Scots, formerly in the Scottish College at Douay.	John Menzies Rev. James Gillis	370 - 371
List of Donations from the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury; with a Notice of the Gold Coins found in the Cathedral Church of Glasgow.		372 - 375
Copy of the Inscriptions on the Tombs of Andrew Aiton, Rector of Spot, and George Conn, at Rome.	Walter C Trevelyan	376
Description of an Ancient Cross at Kilmory, in Argyleshire.	Wilson Dobie Wilson	377 - 381
Memorandum respecting the Tomb of Bishop Kennedy in the Chapel of St Salvador's College, St Andrews.	Robert Chambers	382 - 384
A Decreit of Spulzie, granted by the Lords of Council to William Bruce of Symbister in Zetland, against Patrick Earl of Orkney, 4th October 1609.	David Laing	385 - 398
Letters respecting the Hawthornden Manuscripts in the possession of the Society, from James Boswell, Esq and the Secretary, in 1789.	James Boswell	399 - 401
Miscellaneous Communications.		399 - 427
Notice of Atkinson, Author of the Discovery of the Gold Mines in Scotland.	Walter C Trevelyan	402 - 404
On the Locality of the Slenauch field of battle between Bruce and Comyn, A.D. 1307-8.	John Stuart	405 - 407
Petition of William Master of Tullibardin, 6th July 1606.	Daniel Gregory	405
Warrant for the appointment of a Keeper of the Park at Holyrood House, in the year 1567.		408 - 409
A few Extracts from the Council Registers of the City of St Andrews, 1650-1725.		409 - 412
Letters from the Chevalier John Sobieski Stuart, and Philip B. Ainslie, Esq., relating to St Sueno's Stone at Forres,		413 - 415
Letter from Dr Hibbert-Ware, on the Sculptured Stones of Scotland.	Hibbert-Ware	415 - 418
Notice respecting the Brooch of Lorn, with an Engraving.		419
Notice of an Ancient Gold Seal found at Kinross.	William Drysdale	420 - 421
Notices of Various Discoveries of Roman Remains at the Red Abbeystead, near the Village of Newstead, Roxburghshire.	John A Smith	422 - 427
Notice of a Scheme, with the Warrant of King James VII. and the Lords of Privy Council, for a Patent to be granted to certain Merchants in London, for Weighing up and Recovering Ships in the Scottish Seas, dated 26 May 1686.	David Laing	428 - 439
Notice of the Ancient Incised Slabs in the Abbey Church of Holyrood.	George Seton	440 - 447
Memorial from Fellows of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, against the proposed Demolition of Trinity College Church, Edinburgh, presented to the Town Council, 12th November 1844.		448 - 450
Index		451 - 453
Appendix
Preliminaries