INDEX.
Many names of subjects of Natural History and of books, &c., that are included in lists given in the foregoing pages are not indexed.
Local names of persons will generally be found under their Christian names.
- A Mhaighdean. See [Maighdean].
- Abernethy iron-smelting works, [76].
- Achagarve, [337].
- Achnasheen, [73], [148], [202], [279], [296], [297], [299], [300], [301], [302], [309], [321].
- Achnashelloch, [299], [322], [410], [411].
- Achtercairn, [26], [61], [164], [186], [210], [293], [294], [295], [296], [297], [312], [329], [331].
- Act forbidding the making of iron with wood, [78], [80], [412].
- Act proscribing the Highland dress, [128].
- Æneas (Rev.) M'Aulay. See [M'Aulay, Rev. Æneas].
- Agriculture, [136-142], [399], [406].
- Aird House and Point, [58], [103], [203], [321], [337].
- Aird na h'Eighaimh, [210], [346].
- Alastair Breac, fifth laird of Gairloch, [42], [48], [49-52], [177], [189], [201], [323], [347].
- Alastair Buidhe Mac Iamhair, or Alexander Campbell, [57], [174], [185-187], [189].
- Alastair Buidhe Mackay, [50].
- Alastair Cam, [189], [191].
- Alastair Liath MacRae, [19], [20], [22], [23].
- Alastair Mac Iain Mhic Earchair, his vision of Hector Roy, [29], [169].
- Alastair Mor an t' Sealgair, [167], [168].
- Alastair Og, [189].
- Alastair Ross of Lonmor, [51], [323].
- Alastair Roy son of John Glassich Mackenzie, [38].
- Alexander III., [11].
- Alexander Bain, poet, [198-200], [297].
- Alexander Cameron, the Tournaig bard, [134], [194-198], [231], [319], [320].
- Alexander Campbell. See [Alastair Buidhe Mac Iamhair].
- Alexander Grant, the great bard of Slaggan, [57], [186], [187-189], [339].
- Alexander Mackenzie, from Stornoway, drowned, [211].
- Alexander Mackenzie, historian of the Mackenzies, [11], [126], [143], [186], [191], [192].
- Alexander Mackenzie of Lochend, his statement about the Poolewe iron furnace, [83].
- Alexander Mackenzie of Oban, the bard, [192].
- Alexander (Rev.) Mackenzie. See [Mackenzie, Rev. Alexander].
- Alexander Mackenzie, seventh laird of Gairloch, [53], [177].
- Alexander (Sir) Mackenzie, Bart., ninth laird of Gairloch, [53-56], [82], [144], [178], [179], [298].
- Alexander (Sir) Mackenzie, Bart., tenth laird of Gairloch, [56], [179].
- Alexander the Upright, [14], [26], [30], [33].
- Allan M'Leod of Gairloch, [14], [25], [313], [315].
- Allt a Choire Dhuibh Mhoir. See [Great Black Corrie of Liathgach].
- Alness iron-smelting works, [73].
- Alpine hare, [238], [239], [379].
- Altgreshan, [330].
- American merchant drowned, [367].
- An Fhridh dhorch, [211], [342], [361].
- Ancestry of the Mackenzies, [11].
- Ancient ironworks. See [Ironworks, ancient].
- Ancient records wanting, [3].
- Anecdotes, Natural History, [228-232].
- Anecdotes of salmon fishing. See [Salmon angling].
- Anglers and their outfit, [359], [360].
- Angling in fresh-water lochs, [312], [363-366].
- Angling in Loch Maree, [304], [308], [346], [348].
- Angling in sea-lochs, [312], [317], [321], [331], [360], [361].
- Angling incidents, [369], [370].
- Angus Mackay, piper, [56], [176], [178], [179].
- Angus MacMhathain, [11].
- Annelid borings, [275].
- Applecross, [5], [133], [273], [294], [322], [323], [357], [397], [410], [411], [415], [416].
- Archers, MacRae (and see [Donald Odhar]), [20], [22], [23], [46], [47], [328].
- Archibald Primrose, clerk of mines, [75].
- Arctic fox, [236], [240], [241].
- Ardlair, [14], [15], [71], [81], [134], [210], [211], [221], [298], [325], [342], [373], [395].
- Area of Gairloch, [219].
- Argyle Furnace Company, [76].
- Art, rarity of, in Gairloch, [200].
- Arthur, Dr Mitchell. See [Mitchell, Dr Arthur].
- Artificial islands. See [Crannogs].
- Assynt, [47], [215], [216], [239], [272], [275], [278].
- Ath-nan-ceann, or Anagown, [13], [210], [304].
- Attendants to brides of Gairloch lairds, [109], [170], [185], [187].
- Aultbea, [71], [72], [87], [99], [118], [162], [213], [241], [245], [246], [283], [288], [293], [294], [296], [297], [299], [300], [320], [321], [332], [336], [337], [339], [356], [360].
- Aurora Borealis, [225].
- Bac an Leth-choin, [47], [240], [333], [334].
- Bac Dubh, or Moss Bank, Poolewe, [213], [316], [317].
- Bad a Mhanaich, [302].
- Badachro, [60], [61], [145], [149], [184], [293], [328], [331].
- Badachro river, [221], [328], [367], [372].
- Badfearn, [293], [321], [337].
- Badge of the Mackenzies, the deer grass, [59], [234].
- Badgers, [232], [237].
- Bagpipes and pipe music, [59], [174], [175], [178], [179].
- Baile na h'Eaglais. See [Londubh].
- Ballymeon, Inverasdale. See [Midtown].
- Balmerino, Lord, [77], [78].
- Balvenny, battle of, [53].
- Bank, Caledonian, Gairloch branch, [297], [310].
- Bankes, M., of Letterewe, [62], [149], [157], [162].
- Bankes, Mrs Liot, [62], [63], [219], [298], [320], [321], [342].
- Bannockburn, battle of, [12].
- Bard Mor an t' Slaggan. See [Alexander Grant].
- Bard Sasunnach, [54], [175], [335].
- Bards, [173-175], [331].
- Barony of Gairloch, [61].
- Bateson, J., [201], [327].
- Bathais [Bus] Bheinn, [220], [241], [309], [310], [327], [348].
- Bay of Corree. See [Corree Bay].
- Bay of Gruinard, or Loch Gruinard, [219], [272], [283], [288], [293], [338], [340], [349], [351], [355-359].
- Beallach a Chomhla, on Bathais Bheinn, [39].
- Beallach Glasleathaid, battle of, [35].
- Beallach nan Brog, skirmish of, [14].
- Beauly Priory, lairds of Gairloch buried in, [37], [53], [57].
- Beauties of Gaelic Poetry, by John Mackenzie, [126], [175], [179], [184], [188], [189], [190], [191], [192], [201].
- Beggars, [115].
- Beinn a Chaisgean, [314], [315], [336], [351].
- Beinn a Chearcaill, [220], [307].
- Beinn a Mhuinidh, [219], [221], [305], [345].
- Beinn Alligin, [220], [272], [285], [288], [324], [356].
- Beinn an Eoin, [220], [307], [348].
- Beinn Aridh Charr, [219], [241], [272], [282], [288], [298], [315], [318], [321], [336], [340], [343], [344], [345], [350], [352], [354], [356].
- Beinn Bheag, [219], [249].
- Beinn Bhreac, [220].
- Beinn Damh, [324].
- Beinn Dearg, [220].
- Beinn Eighe, or Eay, [220], [275], [285], [286], [288], [303], [304], [305], [322], [324], [352], [356].
- Beinn Lair, [54], [219], [272], [282], [288], [336], [344], [351], [352], [402].
- Beinn na h'Eaglais, [323].
- Beinn nan Ramh, [219].
- Beinn Tarsuinn, [219].
- Beinn Tarsuinn Chaol, [219], [336].
- Bethune, or Beaton, one of the ironworkers, [84], [109].
- Bicknell, A. S., [236].
- Bidein Clann Raonaild, [303].
- Big Englishman. See [Sasunnach Mor].
- Bird-cherry walking-stick, [161].
- Birds, [227-231], [241], [346], [351].
- Bishop Leslie of Ross, [64], [77].
- Bishops, [63], [64].
- Black game, [197], [230], [248], [306], [346], [379].
- Black Murdo of the Cave. See [Murdo (Black) of the Cave].
- Black rock, Craig Tollie, [247], [289], [290], [349].
- Black-throated divers, [252], [346], [352], [354].
- Blackbirds, [227], [244].
- Blackie. See [Professor Blackie].
- Blar na Fala, [136], [313].
- Blar na Pairc, battle called, [31].
- Bleeding living cattle, [136], [313], [320], [399].
- Bloomeries, or ancient iron furnaces, [72], [74], [86].
- Blue hare. See [Alpine hare].
- Boar (Brown) of Diarmid, [186], [324].
- Boats, [312], [327], [331], [334].
- Boats, new, or newly tarred, [161], [207].
- Bodyguard of John Roy, [40].
- Bog iron, [73], [86], [87], [88], [96].
- Bog iron, localities and analyses of, [87], [88], [328], [329].
- Bonaid Donn, [91], [221], [305], [325], [345].
- Bonawe, or Bunawe, iron works on Loch Etive side, [76], [77].
- Boor, or Boora, [23], [332].
- Booth, E. T., [253], [255].
- Boundaries of Gairloch, [219].
- Bowman, [136].
- Bows, [112].
- Boys' dress, [26], [129].
- Brae, Inverasdale, [293], [333].
- Brahan Castle or Mains, [14], [23], [26], [37].
- Brahan, [14], [23], [37], [41], [51].
- Breacan an Fheilidh, or plaid of the kilt, [29], [126], [127].
- Bridges in Gairloch, [148], [399].
- Bright, John, [369].
- British coin, ancient, found near old iron slags, [72].
- Broadsword and targe, [4], [112].
- Brochs, or round houses of the Picts, [4], [97], [132], [336].
- Broik, Sir John, rector of Gairloch, [63].
- Bronze weapons and implements, [103], [104].
- Brown, J. A. Harvie, [241-255].
- Brown trout. See [Trout, brown].
- Bruachaig, [101], [134], [137], [221], [324].
- Buaile na luib, [293], [294], [295], [337].
- Buchanan, laird of, slain by Donald Dubh, [29], [33].
- Bull Rock, or Craig Thairbh, [148], [325], [343], [344], [402].
- Bull-trout, [233], [362], [368].
- Bunyan's works translated into Gaelic, [190].
- Burial-places. See [Churchyards].
- Burn of the Great Black Corrie. See [Great Black Corrie of Liathgach].
- Bynames in Gairloch, [111].
- Cabar Feidh, [11], [59].
- Cadha Beag, [296], [339].
- Cailleach a Mhuillear, [178].
- Cailleach Liath Rasaidh, [178].
- Caithness men attack MacCailean, [34].
- Callaway, Dr, [277], [278].
- Callum a Ghlinne, or Malcolm M'Lean, [180-183].
- Calthorp, Rev. Gordon, [370].
- Cambrian System, [273], [278], [280], [283], [284], [356].
- Cameron of Lochiel, [51].
- Canal projected by ironworkers, [95], [332].
- Cantæ, [4], [109].
- Carbisdell, victory at, [409].
- Carn a Ghlinne, [303].
- Carn Anthony, [323].
- Carn Bhan, [287].
- Carn Dearg, [159], [298], [329].
- Carried or perched blocks, [283], [350], [353], [355], [358].
- Carrier to Gairloch, [297].
- Carron ironworks, [76].
- Carts, [135].
- Cas-chrom, or hand-plough, [138], [141].
- Cathair Bheag, [159], [310].
- Cathair Mhor, [159], [325].
- Cattle, [136], [170], [206], [398], [399].
- Cautious, canny disposition (anecdote), [123].
- Cave at Cove, [105], [221], [294], [334], [357].
- Cave at North Erradale, [105], [221], [329].
- Cave at Opinan, near South Erradale, [221], [328].
- Cave at Sand of Udrigil, [105], [221], [294], [339], [357].
- Cave at Sand of Udrigil used as a dwelling, [339], [357].
- Cave of Gold on Loch Maree, [221], [344].
- Cave of the King's Son, [15], [16], [18], [221], [343].
- Caves with weapons concealed by the sian, [166].
- Ceann a Chro, or Cruive End, [315].
- Ceann an t' Sail, [30], [310].
- Ceilidh, [174], [201].
- Cell on Isle Maree, [7], [10], [102].
- Celtic Magazine, [126], [159], [186], [187].
- Chanonry Castle, [14], [396].
- Chapel or church of Sand of Udrigil, [5], [63], [66], [70], [100], [338], [357], [400].
- Char, [362], [365], [397].
- Character and characteristics, [121], [122], [123], [400], [405], [406].
- Charlestown, or Charleston, [30], [46], [60], [167], [246], [293], [297], [310], [331].
- Charter of Gairloch, [30], [391].
- Chevy Chase, battle of, [13].
- Chisholm, friend of Fionnla Dubh nan Saighead, [47], [330].
- Chisholm, Rev. Thomas, [416].
- Christian festivals, [64], [121].
- Christian Lady Mackenzie, wife of Sir Hector, [57].
- Christianity introduced, [4], [323].
- Christmas, [66], [202].
- Church at Culinellan, near Kenlochewe, or Heglis-loch-ew, [62], [70], [99], [324], [400], [415].
- Church at Poolewe, [71], [293], [316], [407].
- Church at Tollie Croft, or Cruive End, [70], [99], [315], [398], [400].
- Church attendance in Gairloch, [118], [120].
- Church of Gairloch, or Heglis Gherloch, [5], [61], [62], [69], [70], [99], [293], [310], [400], [407], [408], [411], [415].
- Church of Inverewe. See [Inverewe church and churchyard].
- Church of St Maelrubha, [5], [63], [69], [311], [415].
- Church of turf in Tollie Bay, [66], [71], [99].
- Churchyard of Gairloch, [36], [43], [52], [53], [56], [82], [101], [177], [178], [184], [186], [190], [191], [311], [331].
- Churchyards or burial-grounds, [100], [101], [247].
- Circle, supposed to be Druidical, in Tollie wood, [97].
- Circular enclosure, supposed to be Druidical, on Isle Maree, [97], [151], [152], [397].
- Clach a Mhail, [134], [343].
- Clach an t' Shagart, [302].
- Clach nam Brog, [313].
- Clachan garbh, [26].
- Cladh nan Sasunnach, [84], [100], [325], [345], [405].
- Clais na Leac, [87], [325].
- Clan Eachainn, [36].
- Claonadh, or Slopes at the back of Beinn Lair, [54], [344].
- Clark, Rev. W., minister in Inverness, [216].
- Clayband ironstone, [88], [89], [317].
- Cliff Hill, [314], [318], [333].
- Climate of Gairloch, [222-225], [404].
- Clive. See [Poolewe].
- Clowes, S. W., [240].
- Clyde ironworks, [76].
- Cnoc a Chrochadair, [45], [304].
- Cnoc a croiche, or Gallows hill, [116], [311], [331].
- Cnoc na mi-Chomhairle, or Hill of Evil Counsel, [25], [315].
- Coast, Inverasdale, [293], [333].
- Cochran-Patrick, Dr, quoted or referred to, [344].
- Cod fishery of Gairloch, [57], [143-146], [398], [399], [407].
- Coigeach, [272], [356].
- Coille Aigeascaig, [196], [197], [221], [231], [243], [319].
- Coinneachadh Beag, [307].
- Coire an Easain, [178].
- Coire Chaoruinn, [287].
- Coire Cheud Cnoc, or Valley of the Hundred Hills, [285], [323].
- Colin Cam, lord of Kintail, [40], [396].
- Colin Fitzgerald, [11].
- Colin Mor Gillespic, [17], [18].
- Colla Ban, [51].
- Colouring of landscapes, [226], [234], [303], [346], [351], [402].
- Communicants, [119], [407].
- Competitions suggested, [124].
- Conan House, [56], [57].
- Confession of Faith of the Westminster Divines, [118].
- Conglomerates or breccias of the Cambrian Series, [274], [283], [284], [285], [327], [331], [332].
- Controversy on separate form of the kilt, [127].
- Coppachy, [87], [290], [293], [325], [345].
- Corree Bay, or Ob Choir' I, [348], [362].
- Corson, G., [298], [329], [330].
- Coulin mountains and forest, [299], [302], [322].
- Cove, [105], [166], [293], [294], [334].
- Covenant, wars of Montrose against the, [53], [408], [409].
- Courtesy in Gairloch, [122], [194], [200], [201].
- Crabs, [143].
- Craig a chait, [46], [55], [232], [310].
- Craig an Dubh Loch, [219], [287], [288], [336], [350], [351], [352], [353].
- Craig an Fhithich, [312], [335].
- Craig an Fhithich Mhor, [337].
- Craig an t' Shabhail, [211], [285].
- Craig Bhadain an Aisc, [26], [313].
- Craig Bhan, [335], [336].
- Craig Thairbh. See [Bull Rock].
- Craig Tollie, [23], [228], [229], [230], [243], [247], [272], [282], [283], [309], [314], [315], [318], [327], [333], [348], [349].
- Crannogs, or artificial islands, on Lochs Tollie, Kernsary, and Mhic 'ille Rhiabhaich, [98], [99], [350].
- Crasg, the, [36], [40], [116], [311].
- Creagan an Inver of Meikle Gruinard, [180].
- Crest of the Mackenzies, figure of Donald Odhar, [59].
- Crinan, [203], [205].
- Croft. See [Tollie Croft].
- Croft Brae, [315].
- Crofters and Cottars, Royal Commission on, [57], [138], [376-379].
- Crofts and crofters, [137], [138].
- Cromasaig, [51], [175], [322].
- Crops, [138].
- Cross, one of the ironworkers, [54], [84], [109].
- Crosses on the graves of the Prince and Princess, [10], [105], [152].
- Cruive End. See [Ceann a Chro].
- Cruives for taking salmon, [367], [372].
- Cuckoo, [197], [231], [247].
- Cuil an Scardain, [95], [332].
- Cuilchonich, [321], [337].
- Culinellan, [70], [91], [99], [101], [247], [304], [325].
- Curlews, [230], [241], [250], [354].
- Danes, [5], [415].
- Daniel (Rev.) Mackintosh. See [Mackintosh, Rev. Daniel].
- Darrochs, the. See [Duncan Darroch].
- David II., [13].
- Davidson, A., [256].
- Davis, H. B. W., R.A., [201], [315].
- Davy, Sir Humphrey, and his salmon, [369].
- Deaths, presages of, [161].
- Deer forests and deer-stalking, [372-379].
- Deer-grass, or Stag's-horn moss, [234].
- Deer (red) and stags, [39], [104], [168], [346], [372-379].
- Denudation of rocks, [273], [284].
- Destitution fund at the time of the potato famine, [149].
- Diabaig, [61], [293], [294], [295].
- Diet, [133], [136].
- Dingwall, Rev. Ronald, [72], [294].
- Dirks, [30], [112], [161].
- Discontinuance of the historic ironworks, [83].
- Disruption, the, [68].
- Dog, bite of a, [161].
- Doire, [348].
- Domhnull Greannach, [45].
- Donald Dubh Mac Gillechriosd Mac Gille Riabhaich, [28], [33].
- Donald Fraser, forester, Fannich, [245], [249].
- Donald Gorm of Sleat, [37].
- Donald Lord of the Isles, [6], [13], [24], [27].
- Donald Maclean, his visions of red coats, [172], [335].
- Donald Mor Mackay, [41], [42], [177].
- Donald Mor MacRae, [19], [22], [23].
- Donald Morrison of Drumchork, [187], [206].
- Donald (or Domhnull) Odhar Mac Iain Leith, [19], [20], [45], [46], [48], [59], [102], [127], [310], [328].
- Donald (Rev.) MacRae. See [MacRae, Rev. Donald].
- Donnachadh Mor na Tuaighe, or Big Duncan of the Axe, [19], [32], [34], [35].
- Donnachadh na Fadach, or Duncan MacRae, [172], [211].
- Dounie, Rev. John, [68], [77], [99], [398].
- Dress, ordinary, of Gairloch men and women, [130].
- Dresser, H. E., [229], [253].
- Drowning, deaths by, [171], [203], [208], [210], [211], [367].
- Druids and Druidical remains, [4], [97], [153], [154], [157].
- Druim a chait, battle of, [33].
- Druim Carn Neill, [47], [333].
- Drumchork, [187], [208], [298], [320], [321], [379].
- Drust the son of Erp, [4].
- Dry Island, Badachro, [145], [328].
- Dubh Loch, [272], [287], [288], [350], [352], [353], [354], [365].
- Dugal MacRae son of Big Duncan of the Axe, [19], [35].
- Dun Bhorraraig, [178].
- Dun Naast, [61], [98], [333].
- Dun or Castle of Gairloch, [21], [24], [30], [36], [40], [43], [98], [311], [331].
- Dunan, Tournaig, [98], [320].
- Duncan Darroch of Torridon, [28], [246], [324].
- Duncan Mackenzie at Blar na Pairc, [31], [32].
- Duncan Mackenzie, butler to Sir Hector, and innkeeper at Poolewe, [70], [148].
- Duncan Mackenzie, the Kenlochewe bard, [192-194], [324].
- Duncan MacRae of Isle Ewe, bard, and the sian, [55], [165], [175], [334].
- Duncan Urquhart, valet to Captain Mackenzie, Kinloch, [204].
- Dundonell, [149], [209], [300], [314], [359].
- Dutch map of 1660 or 1662, [61].
- Dyes and dyeing, [128], [132], [235].
- Eachainn Ruadh. See [Hector Roy].
- Eagles, [228], [229], [241], [309], [349], [350], [354].
- Earl of Kinnoull. See [Kinnoull].
- Earl of Seaforth. See [Lord Seaforth].
- Earldom of Ross, [6], [32].
- Earls of Ross, [6], [12], [59].
- Early history, [3].
- Eastern gneiss, [277], [279], [281], [288].
- Ecclesiastical History, [63-72], [415-417].
- Edward Balliol, [24].
- Eels, [361], [366].
- Eilean Dubh na Sroine, [346].
- Eilean Grudidh, or Grudidh Island, [21], [24], [43], [98], [307], [326], [346].
- Eilean Horisdale, [210], [328].
- Eilean na h' Iolair, [241].
- Eilean Ruaridh Beag, [25], [40], [49], [61], [102], [177], [346], [348].
- Eilean Ruaridh Mor, [230], [346], [348].
- Eilean Suainne, [38], [49], [61], [102], [160], [177], [242], [346], [347], [348].
- Eileandonain Castle, [11], [13], [14], [16], [31], [37], [395], [396].
- Elegy on Dr Kennedy, Dingwall, [198-200].
- Elm bark hair-wash, [131].
- English more spoken than formerly, [125].
- Episcopalianism, [63], [64], [65], [416], [417].
- Epithalamium on the marriage of Sir Kenneth Mackenzie and Miss Eila Campbell, [193], [194].
- Erradale, [5], [61].
- Estates in Gairloch, [60-63], [219], [318], [320], [335], [342].
- Ewan Mac Gabhar the son of the Goat, [14], [16], [18].
- Ewe river. See [River Ewe].
- Fairies, fairy seats, knowes, or hillocks, [159-161], [310], [325], [329], [334], [337], [347].
- Falcon, peregrine, [242], [349], [354].
- Family worship, [121].
- Farquhar MacRae, Rev. See [MacRae, Rev. Farquhar].
- Farquhar (Rev.) Mackenzie. See [Mackenzie, Rev. Farquhar].
- Fasagh, and Fasagh glen and burn, [274], [275], [279], [345].
- Fasagh ironworks, [91], [95], [325], [345].
- Fast-day, communion, [118].
- Faults (geological), [281], [282].
- Fedan Mor above Loch a Druing, [55], [166], [334].
- Feill Iudha, or Ewe market, [104], [317].
- Feith Mhic Iain Dhuibh, [44], [307].
- Feith, or Fe, Leoid, [13], [322].
- Feithean Mor, or Fain Mor, [149], [300].
- Ferintosh, [66], [202], [415].
- Ferruginous rocks, shales, and earths, [74], [86].
- Feur, or Fear, or Fiar Loch, [309], [330], [366].
- Fevers, [133], [400].
- Fiaclachan, [333].
- Fidelity to chief, [37], [122], [201].
- Fife Adventurers, [77].
- Fighting Jack, [56].
- Fingalian legends, [3], [186], [324], [342].
- Finlay Mackinnon, the Poolewe artist, [200], [201], [316].
- Finnocks, [233], [362].
- Firemore, or Faidhir Mor, [293], [333].
- First Coast, or Bad an t' Sluig, [138], [293], [339], [358].
- First-footing, [116].
- Fish, species of, in Gairloch waters, [361], [362], [363], [366].
- Fish-hooks, [144], [145].
- Fishing tackle, [359], [360].
- Fishing station at Badachro. See [Badachro].
- Fionn Loch, [220], [221], [238], [241], [272], [283], [287], [289], [290], [298], [321], [335], [336], [339], [349-355], [356], [357], [358], [359], [364], [365].
- Fionnla Dubh nan Saighead, [19], [20], [46], [47], [330].
- Flies for the Ewe, [369].
- Flodden Field, battle of, [27], [29], [36].
- Flowerdale, [49], [51], [54], [55], [57], [63], [97], [102], [103], [116], [117], [127], [130], [147], [148], [170], [184], [185], [186], [221], [222], [224], [225], [232], [237], [298], [310], [372], [373], [398], [399], [400].
- Flowers, [234], [256-264].
- Fogs almost unknown, [225].
- Folk-lore, [117], [201].
- Forbes, Bishop, his journal, [415], [417].
- Forested, meaning of, [137], [373].
- Forests. See [Deer forests].
- Forests of timber, [74], [373].
- Forty-five, the, [54].
- Foura, [5], [220], [246], [250], [251].
- Fowler, Mrs, Inverbroom, [256].
- Fox Point, or Rudha mhadaidh ruaidh, [3], [159], [252], [341], [342], [362].
- Foxes, [137], [237], [240], [341].
- Francis H. Mackenzie, [57], [312].
- Francis (Sir) Mackenzie, Bart., twelfth laird of Gairloch, [57], [122], [129], [132], [140-142], [164], [168], [194], [376], [404], [405].
- Fraoch Eilean, [45], [310], [328], [331].
- Fraser of Foyers concealed in Flowerdale House, [56].
- Fraser, Rev. Mr, minister, Stornoway, [213].
- Free church and churches, [68], [71], [294], [304], [311], [317], [321], [328], [334].
- Free church, characteristics of services, [121].
- Free church ministers and manses, [71], [72], [294], [298], [311].
- Fucoid remains, [275].
- Fuirneis, or Furnace, [79], [92], [95], [293], [294], [325], [344], [345].
- Funeral customs, [115].
- Funeral of Colonel Keith Stewart Mackenzie, [20].
- Fungi and toadstools, [234], [236].
- Furnace (Letterewe) ironworks. See [Letterewe, or Furnace, ironworks].