Scottish Anecdotes Page 5

Scottish Character.
Scottish Marriages of Necessity.
The Funeral of Mrs Forbes of Culloden.
The Sutherland Clearances of 1819.
Shepherd’s Daily Dinner.
A Meeting with Rob Roy.
Scottish Thrift.
The Invergarry Gathering.
The Hand of MacLeod.
Scottish Fairies.
Battle of Inverkeithing.
The Appin Dirk.
Scottish Body-Snatchers.
The Massacre of Glen Coe.
The Monster of Glamis Castle.
Ciotach.
Killiecrankie and the Bayonet.
Field of Culloden.
Highlanders in Red Coats.
Fisherfolk Children.
The Poet-Angler.
Queen Mary’s Dog.
Windy Days in Scotland.
Queen Margaret’s Book.
Scottish Betrayal.
Scottish Water-Bailiff.
Tough Scottish Highlanders.
Scottish Fiery Cross.
Scottish Highland Cookery.
Scottish Beggars.
Scottish Traitor.
Evan Dubh.
Scottish Vengeance.
Westerh Highlanders.
Fishwives of Aberdeen & Kincardineshire.
Mackenzie’s Sacrifice.
Maria Dolores Eliza Rosanna Gilbert.
Incorruptible Scots.
Aberdeen Awa' by George Walker 1897.
Robert Bruce and the Spider.
Around the Fireside by Rev T McWilliam 1927.
There was a worthy old woman at Cults.
Past and Present of Aberdeenshire by Rev William Paul.
A tale concerning Boaty of Banchory.
Politically Incorrect?.
The Character of the North-East Local.
Scottish V.C. of World War One.
Humourous Tales of Demon Drink.
"Bawbee's worth O' Peter Reid"
Aberdeenshire has a rich and expressive Doric.
Aberdeen in the 17th Century.
A true account of fishermen in distress.
John O'Arnha - Tam O'Shanter's rival.
Fetteresso Kirk Gravestones.
Gold prospector George Fairweather Moonlight.
The Story of the ill-Fated Oscar.
The Strathspey King.
Fisher Serfdom in the North.
The Great Flood of 1829.
The last execution of a woman in Montrose.
"The Fish-People of Aberdeen".
How the Risings of 1715 & 1745 affected Kincardineshire.
Aberdeen Circuit Court September 20, 1820.
Some Desertions in the North.
Remarkable Cases of Longevity in the 18th Century.
Stonehaven of 1837.
The Black Book of Kincardineshire.
Reminiscences of Scottish Life and Character.
Brazilian Golfer.
The First Asylum in Scotland.

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