Taylor, W., Mr., Merchant, Cuminstone, by Turriff N.B.
Tyndal, T. G., Mr., Schoolmaster, Portleithen, Hillside, Aberdeen.
Wallace, Mrs., E. U. Manse, Coupar Angus.
Watson, J., Mr., High Street, Alva, Stirlingshire.
Whiteley, Mr., Baggholme Road, Lincoln.
Whyte, J., Mr., Dallfied Terrace, Dundee.
Wilson, G., Mrs., Cults, near Aberdeen.
Note A.—I have to acknowledge with thanks, the kind letter on the points and classification of cats, sent me by J. Jenner Weir, F.L.S.
Note B.—Fishermen, returning in their boats on clear summer nights, often see a bright light on this mountain’s side. I should think the phenomenon due to the reflection of star-rays, from a piece of rock crystal; but the superstitious Skye men have a different opinion, and aver that this light marks the entrance to the cave of the buried treasure. I hope they may find it. I strongly suspect, however, that the malignant fairy is nothing more nor less than a wild cat.