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TRANSACTIONS of the Buteshire Natural History Society

Subject Index

Volumes I – XXVI

List of Subjects

Agriculture and Fisheries Genetics Archaeology Geography Armed Forces Geology Bees History Birds Industry Botany Law and Order Buteshire Natural History Society Local Government Annuals Reports Mammals Appreciation of Dr J.N. Marshall Marine Biology Constitution Members of Parliament Historical Meteorology and Weather Income and Expenditure Miscellaneous Index to Transactions Molluscs Library Mycology Museum Newspapers Office Bearers and Members Obituaries Presidents Place Names Butterflies Postal Services Crustaceans Religion Education Reptiles and Amphibians Entomology Harbour Family History Transport Ferns Trees and Forestry Fishes Wild Flowers Freshwater Biology General Natural History

Author Index: please see page 129.

114 Agriculture and Fisheries Volume Pages Kames Estate and Castle: Bannatynes and later own- ers Farming in Denmark Jess Sandeman 25 14-23 Mr N. Lamont 2 44-48 Old extent in Bute and the meaning of the Merkland Seaweeds and the foreshore Angus C. Hannah 26 28-38 Dr J.N. Marshall 4 15-24 From Clydesdale horse to tractor French gardening Grace Hannah 26 48-49 Mr J. Rennie 5 29-38 Archaeology John Blain’s diary Mr R.D. Whyte 10 29-44 Prehistory of Bute Professor T.H. Bryce 3 11-17 The Foley pigeons Mr R.D. Whyte 10 45-49 Rothesay in the seventeenth century Mr A.D. Macbeth 3 48-66 Arran in the eighteenth century Mr G. Laidler 11 5-23 Gold from the mine to mint Mr J.S. Macarthur 6 42-51 John Blain and his times Mr R.D. Whyte 11 24-45 Preliminary note on some excavations at Dunagoil fort and cave Rothesay 100 years ago Dr J.N. Marshall 8 42-49 Mr R.D. Whyte 11 46-65 Animal remains from excavations at Dunagoil cave, Rothesay from the time of the Commonwealth to Bute the Revolution Dr J. Ritchie 8 50-60 Mr R.D. Whyte 12 27-49 Reports on the relics discovered during excavations at Clam fishing in the Dunagoil cave and fort, Bute Mr R. Elmhirst 13 113-116 Mr M.L. Mann 8 61-86

The Norway lobster fishery in the Clyde area Note on the results of the exploration of the fort at Dr A.P. Orr 14 77-81 Dunagoil Mr M.L. Mann 9 56-101 Winkle gathering in Bute Miss D.N. Marshall 14 82-86 Archaeological notes: Townhead, Kilmichael and Economic geography of the Dr J.N. Marshall 10 50-57 Dr G. Whittington 15 17-34

On a group of short cists at Little Kilmory, Bute The Loch Ryan oyster beds Dr J.N. Marshall and Professor T.H. Bryce Dr R.H. Millar 15 35-37 11 73-79

Corn kilns in Bute Clachan Ard fort, Bute Miss I.D. Milligan 15 53-60 Dr J.N. Marshall 11 80-83

Tidal fish-traps in Bute Mr J. Ferrier 17 31-35 Old kiln of Kilwhinleck Dr J.N. Marshall 11 84-87 Fifty years of farming Mrs E. Johnston 20 36-52 A survey of the caves of Bute and Miss D.N. Marshall 12 113-118 Chemical residues in birds and eggs found on Bute Mr I. Hopkins 21 107-109 Two cinerary urns from the Toment end Miss D.N. Marshall 14 57 Bute farm names with personal name elements Angus Hannah 25 61-67

115 The cross at East St Colmac Glen Callum Bay bronze age cairn Miss D.N. Marshall 14 58 Miss D.N. Marshall 17 52-54

A bronze age cist at Kildavanan The crannog on Quien Loch Miss D.N. Marshall 14 59-61 Miss D.N. Marshall 17 55-58

Excavation of a chapel at St Ninian’s Point, Isle of The excavation of Hilton cairn Bute Miss D.N. Marshall 20 8-20 Mr W.G. Aitken 14 62-76 The pottery found at Hilton The Queen of the Inch Mr J.G. Scott 20 21-22 Miss D.N. Marshall and Mr J. Ferrier 15 5-14 Environmental conditions at Hilton cairn Dr G. Whittington 20 23-26 The rebated cist at Mr J.G. Scott 15 15-16 The story of the excavation of the Neolithic burial cairn at Glenvoidean (Part 2) The Loch Ryan oyster beds Miss D.N. Marshall 20 27-33 Dr R.H. Millar 15 35-37 The Kingarth standing stones Ganoid fishes in Bute Miss D.N. Marshall 20 34-35 Mr G.D. Matheson 15 38-42 Recent finds on Inchmarnock Report on the excavation at Dun Scalpsie, Isle of Miss D.N. Marshall 21 15-18 Bute, July 1959 Mr R.E. MacCallum 15 45-52 Bronze age cairn, Little Kilmory, Bute Miss D.N. Marshall 21 19-22 Corn kilns in Bute Miss E.D. Milligan 15 53-60 A note on Mesolithic sites in Bute Mr W.F. Cormack 22 6 Three archaeological investigations Miss D.N. Marshall 15 61-64 The enigmatic cup mark carvings on Bute Miss D.N. Marshall 22 7-20 Clay mould for socketed axes Dr J.M. Coles 16 59 The investigation of Kilbride cairn Miss D.N. Marshall 22 21-25 Pottery sherds Mr A. Sharp 16 60 A report on early artefacts found at St Ninian’s Chapel Spisula subtruncata Miss D.N. Marshall 22 27 Dr S.M. Marshall 16 61 Finds from the chapel site at St Ninian’s Point, Isle of Tidal fish traps in Bute Bute Mr J. Ferrier 17 31-35 Mr J.G. Scott 22 28-31

A possible protomegalith at Dunagoil, in Bute A prehistoric chipping-floor of agates on the hills of Mr J.G. Scott 17 36-38 South Bute Mr H. McFadzean 22 33-34 The story of the excavation of the neolithic burial cairn at Glenvoidean (Part 1) Finds (agates) Miss D.N. Marshall 17 39-44 Mr J.G. Scott 22 35-38

The long narrow ‘house’ at Glenvoidean Note on the carbonised deposit on the bank of the Miss D.N. Marshall 17 45-48 Drumachloy Burn Miss D.N. Marshall 22 116 Bronze age cup-marked stones, Glenvoidean Miss D.N. Marshall 17 49-51 A shell deposit near Black Farland Bay (West Kyle) Miss D.N. Marshall 22 117

116 Carved stone cross from Inchmarnock Birds Miss D.N. Marshall 23 5-7 The fauna of the fresh water lochs of Bute Burnt mound, Mecknoch Farm Dr J.N. Marshall 1 24-29 Mrs A. Speirs 23 9-12 The feeding of wild birds in confinement The platforms in Barmore Wood Mr J. Clark 4 77-82 Miss E.B. Rennie 23 13-16 Animal remains from excavations at Dunagoil cave – A small structure on Ardroscadale Farm Bute Mrs A. Ross 23 17-19 Dr J. Ritchie 8 50-60

Ambrisbeg Hill: enclosure and cairn (Interim report) Anne Speirs 24 34-36 Some notes on birds in the collection of the Bute Natural History Museum Isle of Bute deserted settlement survey (Interim re- Earl of Dumfries 10 58-62 port) Angus Hannah and Edwina Proudfoot The birds of Inchmarnock, a Clyde island 24 37-56 Rev. J.N. McWilliam 12 5-21

Bronnoch: a short case-study in settlement history The birds of Scar Rocks: the gannetry Angus Hannah 24 57-59 Rev. J.N. McWilliam 13 63-83

The Bute Museum carved stone collection Notes for a lecture on bird-ringing Anne Speirs 24 60-61 Lord David Stuart 13 125-127

Excavation of a short cist at The birds of the Island of Arran Edwina Proudfoot 25 5-10 Dr J.A. Gibson 14 87-117

Deserted settlements on Bute Population studies of Clyde seabirds. Part 1 (i) The survey :Edwina Proudfoot Dr J.A. Gibson 17 79-95 25 25-28 (ii) A gazetteer of sites: Angus Hannah Comparative census of nesting, carried out on the 25 29-56 Burnt Islands

Mr A. Stephen 17 99-106 Dunagoil, Bute, revisited D.N. Harding 26 1-19 Recent sightings Preliminary report on the excavation of a short cist Mr I. Hopkins 17 106-108 burial, Kildavanan Farm, autumn 2002 Edwina Proudfoot 26 27 Breeding birds of the Dr J.A. Gibson 17 109-114 Armed Forces Rookeries in Rothesay Notes on early Bute volunteering Miss D.N. Marshall 17 116 Mr R.D. Whyte 8 23-28 Count of eider duck families round the shores of Buteshire’s naval and military contribution in the Bute Napoleonic Wars Miss D.N. Marshall 17 117-118 Cmdr Ian Hamilton, R.N., (Rtd) 22 41-48 Recent notes on the breeding birds of some small Buteshire islands Bees Dr J.A. Gibson 17 119-123

Collected notes on the bumble-bees on the Island of Population studies of Clyde seabirds Part 2 Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 18 21-30 Dr J.A. Gibson 23 47-50

Clyde seabird disasters – an historical survey Notes on the cuckoo-bees of the Island of Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 23 51 Dr J.A. Gibson 18 35-44

117 Population studies of Clyde seabirds Part 3 Supplementary notes on Bute vertebrates Dr J.A. Gibson 20 53-67 Dr J.A. Gibson 26 99-107

A survey of rookeries in Buteshire in 1975 The breeding birds of Inchmarnock: an evolving avi- Dr M.E. Castle 20 81-85 fauna Ronald W. Forrester 26 108-120 King Eider in Bute Mr P. Crichton 21 65-67 The lapwing’s tale Michael Thomas 26 121-122 Notes on the birds of the Island of Bute, 1927-1980 Dr J.A. Gibson, Mr I. Hopkins and Mr A. Stephen Botany 21 69-92 Notes on the fresh water flora of Bute Mr R.D. Whyte 1 13-23 Wildfowl counts on Loch Fad and Dhu Loch, 1977-

1980 The fauna of the fresh water lochs of Bute Mr I. Hopkins 21 99-102 Dr J.N. Marshall 1 24-29

Winter wader counts on Bute 1969-1974 Seaweeds and the foreshore Mr I. Hopkins 21 103-106 Dr J.N. Marshall 4 15-24

Chemical residues on birds and eggs found on Bute Old and remarkable trees in Bute Mr I. Hopkins 21 107-109 Mr J. Kay 4 25-45

Ringed birds on Bute Mulberry tree: Old Mansion House garden Mr I. Hopkins 21 111-112 Mr J. Kay 5 15-17

Population studies of Clyde seabirds Part 4 Some observations on plant environment Dr J.A. Gibson 22 85-105 Mr J.M. Thompson 5 18-28

The hen harrier on Bute A contribution towards a list of Buteshire microfungi Mr I. Hopkins 22 107-109 Mr D.A. Boyd 6 78-89

Wintering shore birds of Bute Additions to the list of Buteshire microfungi Mr P. Crichton and Mrs B. Crichton Mr D.A. Boyd 7 62-65 22 111-112 The flora of Bute Birds of Bute (Vol.21) Errata Miss J.F.A. Maclagan 10 68-74 22 127 Ferns Population studies of Clyde seabirds Part 5 Mr J.J. Davidson 11 66-72 Dr J.A. Gibson 23 81-107 Two flowers which have disappeared from Bute Fulmars in Bute – a review of the colonies Miss D.N. Marshall 17 124-125

Mr B. Zonfrillo 23 109-112 Environmental conditions at Hilton Cairn

Dr G. Whittington 20 23-26 Notes in the birds of the Island of Bute, 1980-1990

Dr J.A. Gibson and Mr I. Hopkins Some thoughts on woodlands and their wildlife 23 113-124 Mr A.J. Kerr 21 57-60

The Rev. J.M. McWilliam, Bute’s great ornithologist Some notes on flowers in Bute Roger Ratcliffe 25 68-77 Miss D.N. Marshall 21 113-114

A bibliography of the natural history publications of James Robertson: remarks made by James Robertson the Rev. J.M. McWilliam on theIsland of Bute, 1768 (Facsimile) Dr J.A. Gibson 25 78-81 Mr A. Hunter 22 63-69

Notes on the birds of the Island of Bute, 1990-2000 Bryophytes, lichens and seaweeds of Bute, 1768 Ian Hopkins and J.A. Gibson 25 97-105 Dr J.H. Dickson 22 71-75

118 Field notes on physical factors affecting lichen in The Buteshire Natural History Society (1905-1955) Bute Historical survey Dr W.M. Boyd 22 77-84 Miss M.A. Smith 14 5-17

Giant puff balls (Langermannia gigantea) in Bute The Buteshire Natural History Society (1955-1962) Miss D.N. Marshall 22 113-114 Miss M.A. Smith 15 65-71

Cynoglossum officinale Hound’s tongue Income and Expenditure Miss D.N. Marshall 22 115 Income and expenditure (1908) 1 68 Note on the carbonised deposit on the bank of the Income and expenditure (1909) 2 76 Drumachloy Burn Income and expenditure (1910) 3 84 Miss D.N. Marshall 22 116 Income and expenditure (1911) 4 103 Income and expenditure (1912) 5 50

Income and expenditure (1913) 6 92 Recording bryophytes on the Isle of Bute Income and expenditure (1914) 7 68 Katie Cocking 24 62-65 Income and expenditure (1916) 8 89

Silene hybridisation on the Isle of Bute Index to Transactions Ivor Gibbs 24 66-70 Contents of volumes 1-10 11 186-188 Important plant communities of the Clyde islands of Contents of volumes 1-12 12 148-151 and Bute Contents of volumes 1-14 14 126-130 James Merryweather 25 82-90 Cumulative index, Volumes 1 to 23 (1908-1990) Dr J.A. Gibson and Miss J. Fyfe Botanical notes 23 131-156 Angus C. Hannah 26 123-124 Indices to volumes 24-26 (1996-2004) 26 131-132 Buteshire Natural History Society Library Annual Reports Library (1908) 1 66-67 Annual report (1908) 1 62-65 Library (1909) 2 73-75 Annual report (1909) 2 70-72 Library (1910) 3 82-83 Annual report (1910) 3 80-81 Library (1911) 4 101-102 Annual report (1911) 4 99-100 Library (1912) 5 41-49 Annual report (1912 5 39-40 Annual report (1913) 6 90-91 Museum Annual report (1914) 7 66-67 Annual report (1916) 8 87-88 Museum (1908) 1 76 Museum (1909) 2 80 Appreciation of Dr J.N. Marshall Museum (1910) 3 89 Museum (1911) 4 108 Appreciation of Dr J.N. Marshall Museum (1912) 5 55 Dr J.V. Thomson 13 3-5 Museum (1913) 6 98 Museum (1914) 7 74

Museum (1916) 8 95 Constitution Museum (1930) 10 98-99

Constitution (1908) 1 69-72 The reorganisation of Rothesay Museum (1955)

The Buteshire Natural History Society: Museum Jubilee, 1926-1976 Museum and Constitution Mr N. Blair 20 5-7 Mr I. Maclagan 21 5-13 Museum: repercussions of the great frost, 1982 Historical Mr I. Munro 22 5

Notice re Transactions (1925) 9 4 The Bute Museum carved stone collection Anne Speirs 24 60-61

119 Recent acquisitions of the Bute Museum Additional notes on the butterflies of the Island of Anne Speirs and Mollie Munro 25 1-4 Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 25 91-92 Bute Museum: a short history of buildings and collections Recent notes on Bute butterflies Anne Speirs 6 20-21 Dr J.A. Gibson 26 91-92

Recent acquisitions of the Bute Museum Crustaceans 26 22-26 1. Library Jean McMillan Woodlice and waterlice on Bute 2. Archaeology Anne Speirs Glyn M. Collis and V. Dawn Collis 3. Natural History Elizabeth Doig 26 60-64

The Rothesay megaphone Education James Merryweather and Anne Speirs 26 59 The Rev. Dr McLea and Rothesay of his time Mr R.D.Whyte 7 20-39 BNHS Office Bearers and Members Some local reminiscences Office bearers and members (1908) Mr M. Mackenzie 8 29-41 1 73-75 Office bearers and members (1909) Rothesay 100 years ago 2 77-79 Mr R.D.Whyte 11 46-65 Office bearers and members (1910) 3 85-88 Rothesay from the time of the commonwealth to the Office bearers and members (1911) revolution 4 104-107 Mr R.D.Whyte 12 27-49 Office bearers and members (1912) 5 51-54 The public schools of Rothesay to the passing of the Office bearers and members (1913) Education Act, 1872 6 93-97 Mr R.D.Whyte 14 23-46 Office bearers and members (1914) 7 69-73 Some researches selected from the period 1557-1731 Office bearers and members (1916) into early schooling in Bute 8 90-94 Mrs K. Clegg and Miss J. Sandeman Office bearers and members (1930) 22 39-40 10 100-105 Office bearers (1936) 11 4 Entomology Office bearers (1938) 12 4 Office bearers (1938) 12 128-132 The fauna of the fresh water lochs of Bute Office bearers and members (1945) Dr J.N. Marshall 1 24-29

13 145-149 Notes on the oviposition of a dragonfly Office bearers (1955) 14 120 Mr A.J.A. Woodcock 4 83-84 List of members (1955) 14 121-125

Note on Libellula quadrimaculata BNHS Presidents Mr A.J.A. Woodcock 4 84

Presidents, 1905-1955 14 4 Some observations of plant environment Presidents, 1905-1962 15 11 Mr J.M. Thompson 5 18-28 Presidents, 1956-1976 20 4

The butterflies of the Island of Bute Butterflies Dr J.A. Gibson 23 41-45

The butterflies of the Island of Bute Collected notes on the bumble-bees on the Island of Dr J.A. Gibson 23 41-45 Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 23 47-50 The clouded yellow butterfly on the Island of Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 24 76

120 Notes on the cuckoo-bees of the Island of Bute The story of the common eel Dr J.A. Gibson 23 51 Dr N. Morrison 11 88-106

The grasshoppers of the Island of Bute Ganoid fishes in Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 24 71-73 Mr G.D. Matheson 15 38-42

The common ground hopper on the Island of Bute Tidal fish traps in Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 24 74 Mr J. Ferrier 17 31-35

The clouded yellow butterfly on the Island of Bute The freshwater fishes of the Island of Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 24 76 Dr J.A. Gibson and Mr A. Stephen 20 71-75 Additional notes on the butterflies of the Island of Bute Notes on the status of the common goby Dr J.A. Gibson 25 91-92 Pomatoschistus microps in the Clyde area Dr J.A. Gibson 20 76-77 Collected notes on the dragonflies of the Island of Bute Recent notes on lower vertebrates of the Island of Dr J.A. Gibson 25 93-96 Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 21 97-98 Recent notes on Bute butterflies Dr J.A. Gibson 26 91-92 The sea lamprey on the Island of Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 23 59-60

Family History The occurrence of the long-finned tunny on the Island of Bute with notes on earlier Clyde records The McCaws of Garrachty Dr J.A. Gibson and Mr I Hopkins Mr A.D. Macbeth 1 43-61 23 61-63

Ascog papers The marine fishes of the Island of Bute Mr A.D. Macbeth 6 58-77 Dr J.A. Gibson 26 93-98

Some local reminiscences Supplementary note on Bute vertebrates Mr M. Mackenzie 8 29-41 Dr J.A. Gibson 26 99-107

Arran in the eighteenth century Freshwater Biology Mr G. Laidler 11 5-23 Notes on the fresh water flora of Bute Kames Estate and Castle: Bannatynes and later Mr R.D. Whyte 1 13-23 owners Jess Sandeman 25 14-23 The fauna of the fresh water lochs of Bute Dr J.N. Marshall 1 24-29

Ferns The story of the common eel Dr N. Morrison 11 88-106 Ferns Mr J.J. Davidson 11 66-72 The freshwater fishes of the Island of Bute Dr J.A. Gibson and Mr A. Stephen Important plant communities of the Clyde islands of 20 71-75 Great Cumbrae and Bute with particular reference to ferns Notes on the status of the common goby James Merryweather 25 82-90 Pomatoschistus microps in the Clyde area Dr J.A. Gibson 20 76-77 Fishes Recent notes on lower vertebrates of the Island of Animal remains from excavations at Dunagoil cave, Bute Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 21 97-98 Dr J. Ritchie 8 50-60

121 The land and freshwater molluscs of the Island of The rocks of Buteshire Bute Mr J. Kay 2 49-69 Dr J.A. Gibson 26 70-90 The columnar sandstones of Supplementary notes on Bute vertebrates Mr W.J. Millar 4 11-14 Dr J.A. Gibson 26 99-107 Seismology: or the theory of earthquakes General Natural History Mr R. Ferguson 4 85-98

Some thoughts on woodlands and their wildlife Some physical features of the Firth of Clyde Mr A.J. Kerr 21 57-60 Mr W.J. Millar 5 10-14

The role of the amateur naturalist Gold from the mine to mint Mr A. J. Kerr 21 61-63 Mr J.S. Macarthur 6 42-51

A bibliography of the natural history publications of Some notes on the geology of the Cumbraes the Rev. J.M. McWilliam Mr W.J. Millar 8 14-22 Dr J.A. Gibson 25 78-81 A guide to the rocks of Bute Genetics Mr A. Lamont 10 63-67

Mendelism An old shore-line Mr W. Cuthbertson 2 26-36 Mr M. McGregor 10 94-97

Abstract of paper on the Mendelian Law and the Surface features of Western , with a note on theory explanatory of it a pre-glacial valley in north Bute Dr A.J. Hall 2 37-43 Dr A. Lamont 11 107-113

Race distribution in Scotland The rocks of Bute Dr J. Brownlee 6 28-34 Dr W.J. McCallien 12 84-112

Comparisons of some chance groupings with A survey of the caves of Bute and the Cumbraes Mendel’s Laws Miss D.N. Marshall 12 113-118 Mr W.J. Millar 7 15-19 Migration of beach material in the and Geography Loch Striven area, Scotland and in North Wales Mr A. Lamont 13 85-107 Sierra Leone in the Sixties Rev. C.T. Beale 4 63-76 Ganoid fishes in Bute Mr G.D. Matheson 15 38-42 Some physical features of the Firth of Clyde Mr W.J. Millar 5 10-14 Columnar sandstone, South Bute Dr D.S. Buist 20 91-95 Race distribution in Scotland Dr J. Brownlee 6 28-34 Geological research in south Bute Dr D.S. Buist 21 35-41 Gold from the mine to mint Mr J.S. Macarthur 6 42-51 A prehistoric chipping-floor of agates on the hills of South Bute The economic geography of the Isle of Bute Mr H. McFadzean 22 33-34 Dr G. Whittington 15 17-34 Notes on the shells of the Bute shore Aerial reconnaissance in Bute 1977 Peter Youngson 26 65-69 Mr G. Maxwell 21 23- History Geology Edmund Kean’s residence in Bute Glacial phenomena in Bute Mr M. Mackenzie 1 30-42 Mr W.J. Millar 1 9-12

122 The McCaws of Garrachty John Blain and his times Mr A.D. Macbeth 1 43-61 Mr R.D. Whyte 11 24-45

The cotton industry in Rothesay Rothesay 100 years ago Mr R. Sharp 2 12-22 Mr R.D. Whyte 11 46-65

Tokens used at the Rothesay cotton mills The Kirk Session records of Rothesay, 1658-1750 Mr J.H. Pratt 2 23-25 (Part 1) Rev. W.T. Smellie 11 114-127 The town council of Rothesay; its constitution and elections to 1833, with lists of provosts to 1910 The Kirk Session records of Rothesay, 1658-1750 Mr R.D. Whyte 3 27-47 (Part 2) Rev. W.T. Smellie 11 128-155 Rothesay in the seventeenth century Mr A.D. Macbeth 3 48-66 The communion tokens of Rothesay Parish Church Rev. J.H. Hamilton 12 22-26 Gleanings from the Burgh accounts, 1700-1720 Mr R.D. Whyte 4 46-62 Rothesay from the time of the Commonwealth to the Revolution Sierra Leone in the sixties Mr R.D. Whyte 12 27-49 Rev. C.T. Beale 4 63-76 The Kirk Session records of Kingarth, 1641-1703 Place-names of Bute Rev. W.T. Smellie 12 50-83 Rev. P.Dewar 6 11-27 Dated houses in Rothesay Ascog papers Mr J. Smith 12 119-127 Mr A.D. Macbeth 6 58-77 Isle of Bute charters The Rev. Dr McLea, and Rothesay of his time (1765- Marquess of Bute 13 7-25 1824) Mr R.D. Whyte 7 20-39 Bute ecclesiastical notes 1639-1661 Mr R.D. Whyte 13 27-44 Notes on old Buteshire criminal trials Mr A.W. Herbert 7 40-52 The bellman 13 109

Notes on early Bute volunteering The Drover’s Inn 13 110 Mr R.D. Whyte 8 23-28 Rothesay’s oldest inhabited house Some local reminiscences 13 111 Mr M. Mackenzie 8 29-41 The Rothesay beggar’s badges Old Mansion House Rev. J.H. Hamilton 13 117-123 Mr R.D. Whyte 9 5-6 Robert Thom and his work on water power for the The representation of Bute and Rothesay in Rothesay cotton mills Parliament Mr A. Earls 13 129-143 Mr R.D. Whyte 9 34-55 The public schools of Rothesay to the passing of the The tombstones of Rothesay Churchyard Education Act, 1872 Rev. W.T. Smellie 10 5-28 Mr R.D. Whyte 14 23-46

John Blain’s diary Kilchattan brick and tile works Mr R.D. Whyte 10 29-44 Mr T. Gilmour 14 47-52

The Foley pigeons Notes on Rothesay newspapers Mr R.D. Whyte 10 45-49 Mr R.D. Whyte 14 53-56

Arran in the eighteenth century Economic geography of the Isle of Bute Mr G. Laidler 11 5-23 Dr G. Whittington 15 17-34

123 Scoulag Kirk The Norman Stewart Institute, a short history Mr G. Hay 15 43-44 William Sprowl 25 57-60

Rothesay Tramways: a brief history, 1882-1936 Bute Museum: a short history of buildings and Mr A. Leach 17 5-30 collections Anne Speirs 26 20-21 Rothesay Harbour. An historical survey from 1752 to 1975 Old extent in Bute and the meaning of the Merkland Mr I. Maclagan 19 1-106 Angus C. Hannah 26 28-38

Fifty years of farming Early cotton spinning in the west of Scotland (1778- Mrs E. Johnston 20 36-52 1799): Rothesay Cotton Mill Stuart M. Nisbet 26 39-47 In search of an inn at Bransier Bog in the south end of Bute The shops and businesses of Rothesay in the early Mrs A.L. Buchanan 20 86-90 1950s William M. Sprowl 26 50-58 The Bute beavers Dr J.A. Gibson 21 27-33 The Rothesay megaphone J Merryweather and A Speirs 26 59 Social history of South Kingarth over the last 200 years Industry Mr T. Gilmour 21 43-55 The cotton industry in Rothesay Some researches selected from the period 1557-1731 Mr R. Sharp 2 12-22 into early schooling in Bute Mrs K. Clegg and Miss J. Sandeman 22 39-40 Tokens used at the Rothesay cotton mills Mr J.H. Pratt 2 23-25 Buteshire’s naval and military contribution in the Napoleanic Wars The Rev. Dr McLea, and Rothesay of his time (1765- Cmdr Ian Hamilton, R.N., (Rtd) 22 41-48 1824) Mr R.D. Whyte 7 20-39 Post offices on the Isle of Bute Dr E.M. Patterson 22 49-55 Some local reminiscences Mr M. Mackenzie 8 29-41 The policing of Rothesay and the Mr G.N. Paterson 22 57-62 Arran in the eighteenth century Mr G. Laidler 11 5-23 James Robertson: remarks made by James Robertson on theIsland of Bute, 1768 (Facsimile) John Blain and his times Mr A. Hunter 22 63-69 Mr R.D. Whyte 11 24-45

Letters to a busy man Rothesay 100 years ago Mrs E. Johnston 23 21-33 Mr R.D. Whyte 11 46-65

The day we went to Rothesay O! Rothesay from the time of the Commonwealth to Mr A.R. Harrow 23 35-40 the Revolution Mr R.D. Whyte 12 27-49 Robert Thom’s cuts on the Island of Bute Mr Ian Maclagan 24 3-19 Robert Thom and his work on water power for the Rothesay cotton mills A history of public water supply in Rothesay Mr A. Earls 13 129-143 Mr Graeme Connor 24 20-33 Kilchattan brick and tile works A history of worship at the Townhead of Rothesay Mr T. Gilmour Anne Buchanan 25 11-13 14 47-52

Kames Estate and Castle: Bannatynes and later Economic geography of the Isle of Bute owners Dr G. Whittington 15 17-34 Jess Sandeman 25 14-23

124 Scoulag Kirk The Norman Stewart Institute, a short history Mr G. Hay 15 43-44 William Sprowl 25 57-60

Rothesay Tramways: a brief history, 1882-1936 Bute Museum: a short history of buildings and Mr A. Leach 17 5-30 collections Anne Speirs 26 20-21 Rothesay Harbour. An historical survey from 1752 to 1975 Old extent in Bute and the meaning of the Merkland Mr I. Maclagan 19 1-106 Angus C. Hannah 26 28-38

Fifty years of farming Early cotton spinning in the west of Scotland (1778- Mrs E. Johnston 20 36-52 1799): Rothesay Cotton Mill Stuart M. Nisbet 26 39-47 In search of an inn at Bransier Bog in the south end of Bute The shops and businesses of Rothesay in the early Mrs A.L. Buchanan 20 86-90 1950s William M. Sprowl 26 50-58 The Bute beavers Dr J.A. Gibson 21 27-33 The Rothesay megaphone J Merryweather and A Speirs 26 59 Social history of South Kingarth over the last 200 years Law and Order Mr T. Gilmour 21 43-55 The Rev. Dr McLea and Rothesay of his time Some researches selected from the period 1557-1731 Mr R.D.Whyte 7 20-39 into early schooling in Bute Mrs K. Clegg and Miss J. Sandeman 22 39-40 Notes on old Buteshire criminal trials Mr A.W. Herbert 7 40-52 Buteshire’s naval and military contribution in the Napoleanic Wars John Blain and his times Cmdr Ian Hamilton, R.N., (Rtd) 22 41-48 Mr R.D. Whyte 11 24-45

Post offices on the Isle of Bute Rothesay from the time of the Commonwealth to Dr E.M. Patterson 22 49-55 the Revolution Mr R.D. Whyte 12 27-49 The policing of Rothesay and the County of Bute Mr G.N. Paterson 22 57-62 The policing of Rothesay and the County of Bute Mr G.N. Paterson 22 57-62 James Robertson: remarks made by James Robertson on theIsland of Bute, 1768 (Facsimile) Local Government Mr A. Hunter 22 63-69 The town council of Rothesay; its constitution and Letters to a busy man elections to 1833, with lists of provosts to 1910 Mrs E. Johnston 23 21-33 Mr R.D. Whyte 3 27-47

The day we went to Rothesay O! Gleanings from the Burgh accounts, 1700-1720 Mr A.R. Harrow 23 35-40 Mr R.D. Whyte 4 46-62

Robert Thom’s cuts on the Island of Bute John Blain and his times Mr Ian Maclagan 24 3-19 Mr R.D. Whyte 11 24-45

A history of public water supply in Rothesay Rothesay 100 years ago Mr Graeme Connor 24 20-33 Mr R.D. Whyte 11 46-65

A history of worship at the Townhead of Rothesay Anne Buchanan 25 11-13 Rothesay from the time of the Commonwealth to the Revolution Kames Estate and Castle: Bannatynes and later Mr R.D. Whyte 12 27-49 owners Jess Sandeman 25 14-23

125 Mammals Marine Biology

Notes on remains of extinct wild cattle from Bute Carcinological notes – 1 Mr J. Ritchie 3 67-68 Mr A. Patience 3 69-79

Animal remains from excavations at Dunagoil cave, Seaweeds and the foreshore Bute Dr J.N. Marshall 4 15-24 Dr J. Ritchie 8 50-60 Some physical features of the Firth of Clyde Report on excavations at Little Dunagoil Mr W.J. Millar 5 10-14 Miss D.N. Marshall 16 1-69 Plankton The mammals of the Island of Arran Professor J.G. Kerr 7 53-61 Dr J.A. Gibson 17 59-68 Animal remains from excavations at Dunagoil cave, The mammals, reptiles and amphibians of Ailsa Craig Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 17 73-76 Dr J. Ritchie 8 50-60

Small mammals on the small Clyde islands The Great Barrier Reef Expedition, 1928-1929 Dr J.A. Gibson 17 77-78 Dr S.M. Marshall 10 75-93

The mammals of the Island of Bute The story of the common eel Dr J.A. Gibson 18 5-20 Dr N. Morrison 11 88-106

Additional mammal notes from the Island of Arran A survey of the caves of Bute and the Cumbraes Dr J.A. Gibson 18 45-47 Miss D.N. Marshall 12 113-118

The mammals of Sanda, Sheep Island and Glunimore The work of a marine station Dr S.M. Marshall 13 45-62 Dr J.A. Gibson 18 48-50 Clam fishing in the Firth of Clyde Additional mammal notes from Ailsa Craig Mr R. Elmhirst 13 113-116 Dr J.A. Gibson 18 51 The Norway lobster fishery in the Clyde area Additional notes on the mammals of the Island of Dr A.P. Orr 14 77-81 Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 20 78-80 Winkle gathering in Bute Miss D.N. Marshall 14 82-86 The Bute beavers Dr J.A. Gibson 21 27-33 The Loch Ryan oyster beds Dr R.H. Millar 15 35-37 Supplementary notes on Bute mammals Dr J.A. Gibson 21 93-95 Ganoid fishes in Bute Mr G.D. Matheson 15 38-42 Records of the walrus in Buteshire waters Dr J.A. Gibson 23 57-58 Spisula subtruncata Dr S.M. Marshall 16 61 Some recent notes on Bute mammals Dr J.A. Gibson 23 65-79 Notes on the status of the common goby. Pomatoschistus microps in the Clyde area The grey squirrel on the Island of Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 20 76-77 Dr J.A. Gibson 24 75

Recent notes on lower vertebrates of the Island of Bute mammals: additional notes Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 25 106-109 Dr J.A. Gibson 21 97-98

Supplementary notes of Bute vertebrates Bryophytes, lichens and seaweeds of Bute, 1768 Dr J.A. Gibson 26 99-107 Dr J.H. Dickson 22 71-75

126 A shell deposit near Black Farland Bay (West Kyle) Weather notes Miss D.N. Marshall 22 117 1907 Dr A.J. Hall 1 5-8 1908 Dr A.J. Hall 2 9-11 The leathery turtle in Buteshire waters 1909 Dr A.J. Hall and Dr J.N. Marshall Dr J.A. Gibson 23 53-56 3 8-10 1910 Dr A.J. Hall 4 8-9 The sea lamprey on the Island of Bute 1911 Dr A.J. Hall 5 8-9 Dr J.A. Gibson 1912 Dr A.J. Hall 6 9-11 1913 Dr A.J. Hall 7 11-14 23 59-60 1914 Dr A.J. Hall 8 11-13

1915-1924 Dr A.G. Burgess 9 31-33 The occurrence of the long-finned tunny on the Island of Bute with notes on earlier Clyde records Wind and rain stars Dr J.A. Gibson & Mr I Hopkins 23 61-64 1910 Dr J.N. Marshall 4 10 1911 Dr J.N. Marshall 5 9 Notes on the shells of the Bute shore 1912 Dr J.N. Marshall 6 4 Peter Youngson 26 65-69 1913 Dr J.N. Marshall 7 9-10 1914 Dr J.N. Marshall 8 9 The marine fishes of the Island of Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 26 93-98 Weather report 1945-1954 Mr J. McDermott, Mr J.D. Mackenzie Members of Parliament & Mr W.A. Hunter 14 118-119 1955-1961 Mr J. McDermott & Mr M.J. Malinski List of members of Parliament from reign of James 15 73-75 III to that of Charles I 9 49-52 1962-1968 Mr J. McFie and Mr J. Boydell 17 131-133 Meteorology and Weather 1969-1975 Mr A. Dykes 20 96-98 1976-1979 Mr J.B. Simpson 21 115-117 1980-1984 Mrs H. MacLeod & Mr D. McMurchie On some weather conditions due to cyclonic and 22 118-126 anticyclonic action 1985-1989 Mrs H. MacLeod 23 125-130 Mr W.J. Millar 3 18-26 1990-1995 Mrs H. MacLeod 24 77-83 1996-1999 Mrs H. MacLeod 25 110-114 Hygrometers and humidity 2000-2003 Mrs H. MacLeod 26 126-130 Mr W.J. Millar 6 35-41 Miscellaneous Low Q Mr I. Maclagan 17 126-130 Race distribution in Scotland Dr J. Brownlee 6 28-34 Abstract of meteorological observations 1907, Mr D. Penney 1 1-3 Abstract of lecture on light and vision 1908, Mr D. Penney 2 5-8 Dr F. Fergus 6 52-57 1909, Mr D. Penney 3 5-7 1910 Mr D. Penney 4 5-7 Appreciation of Dr J.N. Marshall 1911 Mr D. Penney 5 5-7 Dr J.V. Thomson 13 3-5 1912 Mr D. Penney 6 5-8 1913 Mr D. Penney 7 5-8 Aerial reconnaissance in Bute 1977 1914 Mr D. Penney and Mr J.J. Davidson Mr G. Maxwell 21 23-25

8 5-8 The role of the amateur naturalist 1915-1924 Mr J.J. Davidson 9 7-30 Mr A. J. Kerr 21 61-63 1925-1929 Mr J.J. Davidson 10 106-107

1930-1933 Mr J.J. Davidson 11 156-179 Chemical residues in birds and eggs found on Bute 1934 Mr A.H. Finlay 11 180-185 Mr I. Hopkins 21 107-109 1935-1937 Mr A.H. Finlay 12 133-147 1939-1943 Mr J. McPhail 13 151-168

127 Molluscs Religion

Notes on the shells of the Bute shore The Rev. Dr McLea and Rothesay of his time Peter Youngson 26 65-69 Mr R.D.Whyte 7 20-39

The land and freshwater molluscs of the Island of The tombstones of Rothesay Churchyard Bute Rev. W.T. Smellie 10 5-28 Dr J.A. Gibson 26 70-90 Rothesay 100 years ago Mycology Mr R.D. Whyte 11 46-65

A contribution towards a list of Buteshire microfungi The Kirk Session records of Rothesay, 1658-1750 ( Mr D.A. Boyd 6 78-89 Rev. W.T. Smellie 11 114-155

Additions to the list of Buteshire microfungi The communion tokens of Rothesay Parish Church Mr D.A. Boyd 7 62-65 Rev. J.H. Hamilton 12 22-26

Giant puff balls (Langermannia gigantea) in Bute The Kirk Session records of Kingarth, 1641-1703 Miss D.N. Marshall 22 113-114 Rev. W.T. Smellie 12 50-83

Newspapers Bute ecclesiastical notes 1639-1661 Mr R.D. Whyte 13 27-44 Notes on Rothesay newspapers Mr R.D. Whyte 14 53-56 Scoulag Kirk Mr G. Hay 15 43-44 Obituaries A history of worship at the Townhead of Rothesay Dorothy Nairn Marshall Anne Buchanan 25 11-13 Lexie Montgomery 24 1-2 Reptiles and Amphibians John, Sixth Marquess of Bute (1933-1993) Lexie Montgomery 24 84 The fauna of the fresh water lochs of Bute Dr J.N. Marshall 1 24-29 Alexandra Andrew Montgomery (1926-2000) 26 125 Animal remains from excavations at Dunagoil cave, Bute Place Names Dr J. Ritchie 8 50-60

Place-names of Bute The reptiles and amphibians of the Island of Arran Rev. P.Dewar 6 11-27 Dr J.A. Gibson 17 69-72

Bute farm names with personal name elements The mammals, reptiles and amphibians of Ailsa Craig Angus Hannah 25 61-67 Dr J.A. Gibson 17 77-78

Postal Services The reptiles and amphibians of the Island of Bute Dr J.A. Gibson 18 31-32 John Blain and his times Mr R.D. Whyte 11 24-45 The reptiles and amphibians of Sanda, Sheep Island and Glunimore Rothesay 100 years ago Dr J.A. Gibson 18 33-34 Mr R.D. Whyte 11 46-65 The reptiles and amphibians of the Cumbraes and Post offices on the Isle of Bute some other Clyde islands Dr E.M. Patterson 22 49-55 Dr J.A. Gibson 20 68-70

128 Recent notes on the lower vertebrates of the Island of Rothesay Tramways: a brief history, 1882-1936 Bute Mr A. Leach 17 5-30 Dr J.A. Gibson 21 97-98 Rothesay Harbour. An historical survey from 1752 Lower vertebrates of Bute (Vol.21) to 1975 Errata 22 127 Ian Maclagan 19 1-106

Trees and Forestry The leathery turtle in Buteshire waters Dr J.A. Gibson 23 53-56 Old and remarkable trees in Bute Mr J. Kay 4 25-45 Supplementary note on Bute vertebrates Dr J.A. Gibson 26 99-107 Mulberry tree: Old Mansion House garden Mr J. Kay 5 15-17 Rothesay Harbour Arran in the eighteenth century The Rev. Dr McLea and Rothesay of his time Mr G. Laidler 11 5-23 Mr R.D.Whyte 7 20-39 Some thoughts on woodlands and their wildlife Mr A.J. Kerr 21 57-60 Rothesay from the time of the commonwealth to the revolution Wild Flowers Mr R.D.Whyte 12 27-49 Notes on the fresh water flora of Bute The economic geography of the Isle of Bute Mr R.D. Whyte 1 13-23 Dr G. Whittington 15 17-34 The flora of Bute Rothesay Harbour. An historical survey from 1752 Miss J.F.A. Maclagan 10 68-74 to 1975 Ian Maclagan 19 1-106 Two flowers which have disappeared from Bute Miss D.N. Marshall 17 124-125 Transport Some notes on flowers in Bute The Rev. Dr McLea and Rothesay of his time Miss D.N. Marshall 21 113-114 Mr R.D.Whyte 7 20-39 Cynoglossum officinale Hound’s tongue Arran in the eighteenth century Miss D.N. Marshall 22 115 Mr G. Laidler 11 5-23 Silene hybridisation on the Isle of Bute John Blain and his times Ivor Gibbs 24 66-70 Mr R.D. Whyte 11 24-45 Important plant communities of the Clyde islands of Rothesay from the time of the commonwealth to the Great Cumbrae and Bute revolution James Merryweather 25 82-90 Mr R.D.Whyte 12 27-49 Botanical notes The economic geography of the Isle of Bute Angus C. Hannah 26 123-124 Dr G. Whittington 15 17-34

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Author Index

Volumes I – XXVII

(Volume, Pagination and Dates)

Aitken, Mr W.G. Cormack, Mr W.F. 14: 62-76. [1955] 22: 6. [1985] Beale, Rev. C.T. Crichton, Mrs B. 4: 63-76. [1911] 22: 111-112. [1985] Blair, Mr N. Crichton, Mr P. 20: 5-7. [1976] 21: 65-67. [1980] Boyd, Mr D.A. 22: 111-112. [1985] 6: 78-89. [1913] Cuthberton, Mr W. 7: 62-65. [1914] 2: 26-36. [1909] Boyd, Dr W.M. Davidson, Mr J.J. 22: 77-84. [1985] 8: 5-8. [1916] Boydell, Mr J. 9: 7-30. [1925] 17: 131-133. [1969] 10: 106-127. [1930] Brownlee, Dr J. 11: 66-72,156-180. [1935] 6: 28-34. [1913] Dewar, Rev. P. Bryce, Professor T.H. 6: 11-17. [1913] 3: 11-17. [1910] Dickson, Dr J.H. 11: 73-79. [1935] 22: 71-75. [1985] Buchanan, Mrs A.L. Doig, Elizabeth 20: 86-90. [1976] 26: 26. [2004] 25: 11-13. [2000] Dumfries, Earl of Buist, Dr D.S. 10: 58-62. [1930] 20: 91-95. [1976] Dykes, Mr A. 21: 35-41. [1980] 20: 96-98. [1945] Burgess, Dr A.G. Earls. Mr A. 9: 31-33. [1925] 13: 129-143. [1945] Bute, Marquess of Elmhirst, Mr R. 13: 7-25. [1945] 13: 112-116. [1945] Castle, Dr M.E. Fergus, Dr F. 20: 81-85. [1976] 6: 52-57. [1913] Clark, Mr J. Ferguson, Mr R. 4: 77-82. [1911] 4: 85-98. [1911] Clegg, Mrs K. Ferrier, Mr J. 22: 39-40. [1985] 15: 10. [1963] Coles, Dr J.M. 17: 31-36. [1969] 16: 59. [1964] Finlay, Mr A.H. Cocking, Katie 11: 180-185. [1935] 24: 62-65. [ 1996] 12: 133-147. [1938] Collis, Glyn M. and V. Dawn Forrester, Ronald 26: 60-64. [2004] 26: 108-120. [2004] Connor, Graeme Fyfe, Miss J. 24: 20-33. [1996] 23: 131-156. [1990]

130 Gibbs, Ivor Hunter, Mr W.A. 24: 66-70. [1996] 14: 118-119. [1955] Gibson, Dr J.A. Johnston, Mrs E. 14: 87-117 [1955] 20: 36-52. [1976] 17: 59-68, 69-72, 73-76, 77-78, 79-95, 109-114, 119-123. 23: 21-33. [1990] [1969] Kay, Mr J. 18: 5-20, 21-30, 31-32, 33-34, 35-44, 45-47, 48-50, 51. 2: 49-69. [1909] [1970] 4: 25-45. [1911] 20: 53-67, 68-70, 71-75, 76-77, 78-79. [1976] 5: 15-17. [1912] 21: 27-33, 69-92, 93-95, 97-98. [1980] Kerr, Mr A.J. 22: 85-105, 127 [1985] 21: 57-60, 61-63. [1980] 23: 41-45, 47-50, 51, 53-56, 57-58, 59-60, 61-63, 65-79, Kerr, Professor J.G. 81-107,113-124, 131-156 [1990] 7: 53-61. [1914] 24: 71-73, 74, 75, 76 [1996] Laidler, Mr G. 25: 78-81, 91-92, 93-96, 97-105, 106-109 [2000] 11: 5-23. [1935] 26: 70-90, 91-92, 93-98, 99-107 [2004] Lamont, Dr A. Gilmour, Mr T. 10: 63-67. [1930] 14: 47-52. [1955] 11: 107-113. [1935] 21: 43-55. [1980] 13: 85-107. [1945] Hall, Dr A.J. Lamont, Sir Norman 1: 5-8. [1908] 2: 44-48. [1909] 2: 9-11, 37-43. [1909] Leach, Mr A. 3: 8. [1910] 17: 5-30. [1969] 4: 8-9. [1911] Macarthur, Mr J.S. 5: 8-9. [1912] 6: 42-51. [1913] 6: 9-10. [1913] Macbeth, Mr A.D. 7: 11-14. [1014] 1: 43-61. [1908] 8: 11-13. [1916] 3: 48-66. [1910] Hamilton, Cmdr. I. 6: 58-77. [1913] 22: 41-48. [1985] McCallien, Dr W.J. Hamilton, Rev. J.H. 12: 84-112. [1938] 12: 22-26. 1938] MacCallum, Mr R.E. 13: 117-123. [1945] 15: 45-52. [1963] Hannah, Angus McDermott, Mr J. 24: 37-56, 57-59. [1996] 14: 118-119. [1955] 25: 25-56, 61-67. [2000] 15: 73-75. [1963] McFadzean, Mr H. 26: 28-38, 123-124. [2004] 22: 33-34. [1985] Hannah, Grace McFie, Mr J. 26: 48-49. [2004] 17: 131-133. [1969] Harding, Denis 20: 96-98. [1976] 26: 1-19. [2004] 21: 115-117. [1980] Harrow, Mr A.R. Macgregor, Mr M. 23: 35-40. [1990] 10: 94-97. [1930] Hay, Mr G. Mackenzie, Mr J.D. 15: 43-44. [1963] 14: 118-119. [1955] Herbert, Mr A.W. Mackenzie, Mr M. 1: 66-67. [1908] 1: 30-42. [1908] 2:73-75.[1909] 8: 29-41. [1916] 3: 82-83. [1910] Maclagan, Mr I. 7: 40-52. [1914] 17: 126-130. [1969] Hopkins, Mr I. 19: 1-106. [1976] 17: 106-108. [1969] 21: 5-13. [1980] 21: 69-72, 99-102, 103-106, 107-109, 111-112 [1980] 24: 3-19. [1996] 22: 107-109,127 [1985] Maclagan, Miss J.F.A. 23: 61-63, 113-124. [1990] 10: 68-74. [1930] 25: 97-105. [2000] MacLeod, Mrs H. Hunter, Mr A. 22: 118-126. [1985] 22: 63-69. [1985] 23: 125-130. [1990]

131 24: 77-83. [1996] Millar, Mr W.J. 25: 110-114. [2000] 5: 10-14. [1912] 26: 126-130. [2004] 6: 35-41. [1913] McMillan, Jean 7: 15-19. [1914] 26: 22-23. [2004] 8: 14-22. [1916] McMurchie, Mr D. Milligan, Miss I.D. 20: 96-98. [1976] 15: 53-60. [1963] 21: 115-117. [1980] Montgomery, Lexie 22: 118-126. [1985] 24: 1-2, 84. [1996] McPhail, Mr J. Morrison, Dr N. 13: 151-168. [1945] 11: 88-106. [1935] McWilliam, Rev. J.M. Morton, Mr J. 12: 5-21. [1938] 22: 118-126. [1985] 13: 63-84. [1945] Munro, Mr I. Malinski, Mr M.J. 22: 5. [1985] 15: 73-75. [1963] Munro, Mollie Mann, Mr L.N. 25: 1-4. [2000] 8: 61-86. [1916] Nisbet, Stuart 9: 56-101. [1925] 26: 39-47. [2004] Marshall, Miss D.N. Orr, Dr A.P. 12:113-118. [1938] 14: 77-81. [1955] 14: 57-61, 82-86. [1955] Paterson, Mr G.N. 15: 5-14, 61-64. [1963] 22: 57-62. [1985] 16: 1-69. [1964] Patience, Mr A. 17: 39-48, 49-51, 52-54, 55-58, 116, 117-118, 124- 125. 3: 69-79. [1910] [1969] Patterson, Dr E.M. 20: 8-26, 27-33, 34-35. [1976] 22: 49-55. [1985] 21: 15-18, 19-22, 113-114. [1980] Penney, Mr D. 22: 7-20, 21-25, 27, 113-114, 115, 116,117. [1985] 1: 1-3. [10-8] 23: 5-7. [1990] 2: 5-8. [1909] Marshall, Dr J.N. 3: 5-7. [1910] 1: 24-29, 62-65. [1908] 4: 5-7. [1911] 2: 70-72. [1909] 5: 5-7. [1912] 3: 8-10, 80-81. [1910] 6: 5-8. [1913] 4: 10, 15-24, 99-100. [1911] 7: 5-8. [1914] 5: 9, 39-40. [1912] 8: 5-8. [1916] 6: 4, 90-91. [1913] Pratt, Mr J.H. 7: 9, 66-67. [1914] 2: 23-25. [1909] 8: 9, 42-49, 87-88. [1916] Proudfoot, Edwina 10: 50-57. [1930] 24: 37-56. [1996] 11: 73-79, 80-83, 84-89. [1935] 25: 5-10, 25-56. [2000] Marshall, Dr S.M. 26: 27. [2004] 10: 75-93. [1930] Ratcliffe, Roger 13: 45-62. [1945] 25: 68-77. [2000] 16: 61. [1964] Rennie, Miss E.B. Matheson, Mr G.D. 23: 13-16. [1990] 15: 38-42. [1963] Rennie, Mr J. Maxwell. Mr G. 5: 29-38. [1912] 21: 23-25. [1980] Ritchie, Professor J. Merryweather, James 3: 67-68. [1910] 25: 82-90. [2000] 8: 50-60. [1916] 26: 59. [2004] Ross, Mrs A. Millar, Dr R.H. 23: 17-19. [1990] 15: 35-37. [1963] Sandeman, Miss J. Millar, Mr W.J. 22: 39-40. [1985] 1: 9-12. [1908] 25: 14-24. [2000] 3: 18-26. [1910] Scott, Mr J.G. 4: 11-14. [1911] 14: 18-22. [1955]

132 15: 15-16. [1964] Stuart, Lord David 17: 36-38. [1969] 13: 125-127. [1945] 20: 21-22. [1976] Thomas, Michael 22: 28-33, 35-38. [1985] 26:121-122. [2004] Scott, Mrs M.E. Thompson, Mr J.M. 14: 18-22. [1955] 5: 18-28. [1912] Sharp, Mr A. Thomson, Dr J.V. 16: 60. [1964] 13: 3-5. [1945] Sharp, Mr R. Whittington, Dr G. 2: 12-22. [1909] 15: 17-34. [1963] Simpson, Mr J.B. Whyte, Mr R.D. 21: 115-117. [1980] 1: 13-23.[1908] Smellie, Rev W.T. 3: 27-47. [1910] 10: 5-28. [1930] 4: 46-62. [1911] 11: 114-127, 128-155. [1935] 7: 20-39. [1914] 12: 50-83. [1938] 8: 23-28. [1916] Smith, Mr J. 9: 5-6, 34-35. [1925] 12: 119-127. [1938] 10: 29-44, 45-49. [1930] Smith, Miss M.A. 11: 24-45, 46-65. [1935] 14: 4-17. [1955] 12: 27-49. [1938] 15: 65-71. [1963] 13: 27-44. [1945] Speirs, Mrs A. 14: 23-46, 53-56. [1955] 23: 9-12. [1990] Woodcock, Mr A.J.A. 24: 34-36, 60-61. [1996] 4: 83-84, 101-102. [1911] 25: 1-4. [2000] 5: 41-50. [1912] 26: 20-21, 24-25, 59. [2004] Youngson, Rev. Peter Sprowl, William 26: 65-69. [2004] 25: 57-60. [2000] Zonfrillo, Mr B. 26: 50-58. [2004] 23: 109-112. [1990] Stephen, Mr A. 17: 96-106. [1969] 20: 71-75. [1976] 21: 69-92. [1980]