Inchinnan, [78], [255].

Inchmarnoch, [74].

India, [332], [336].

Infection in folklore, [202].

Inflammation, Cure of, [253].

Innerkip, Witches of, [219].

Innerleithen, Sanctuary at, [36];
well at, [56].

Innes, Professor Cosmo, [35], [36], [316].

Innis Maree in Ross-shire, Pennant’s description of, [29];
well of, [28], [117], [144], [316].

Innismurray, off Sligo, [224].