[317] See f. 530.
[318] This is an error, for there was no tryst in the case at all, nor could there be any such thing. It was all a matter of chance, or rather a wise, unexpected appointment of Heaven, without any foresight or contrivance of man. This is plain and undeniable from Kingsburgh's own words and the words of Miss Flora MacDonald. See ff. 145, 210, 533.—Robert Forbes, A.M.
[319] Kingsburgh himself went along with the Prince, leaving Miss MacDonald, etc. who overtook them by the way. See ff. 145, 533.—Robert Forbes, A.M.
[320] See f. 228.
[321] It appears the Prince had a particular affection for the MacDonalds in his wanderings. See ff. 214, 538.
[322] See f. 281.
[323] In the original Journal here ended the handwriting of Captain Alexander MacDonald, and then immediately began the handwriting of young Clanranald.
[324] This is a wrong date. See the true state of the case in ff. 247, 262, 1218, 1224.—Robert Forbes, A.M.
[325] See ff. 244-247, 1664, 1831.
[326] See ff. 1219-1226, 1831.