his sons take arms with Highland Chiefs for mutual
defence, 323.

Mac Donald of Glengarry. See Glengarry.

of Islay, 46.
John, 105.

of Kyntyre, 280.

of Largoe, (Largie,) 247; killed at Killikranky,
280; his heir sends in his submission, 295.

259.

LORD, of Glengary, 196, 198, 200; of Aros,

LORD OF THE ISLES. See Isles.

of Keppoch, 24, 29, n., 63, 86, 103, 104, 196, 209,
229; takes Macintosh prisoner in Lochaber, 230,
236; takes Castle Revan in Badenoch, 241; rava-
ges Macintosh's country, and burns house of Dun-
achtan, 242; is reprimanded by Viscount of Dun-
dee, 243; warrant for destroying his country, 316;
barbarous exultation of the Secretary that Glencoe
and Keppoch had not taken the oaths, 318.
M'Vic Ewen, 45; shot, 46.

of Moydart, Captain of Clanrannald, 30.
of Ochterraw, 260.

of Slate, Sir James, his sister marries Locheill,
154-158; Sir Donald sends 700 to join Viscount
Dundee, 248; his conduct at Killikranky, 266; his
men charged with cowardice, 272; how they were

situated, ib., 273; loses five near relations at Killi-
kranky, 280; leaves the army in charge of kinsmen,
286; at Convention of Chiefs, 291; resolves to ad-
here to King James VII., ib.

Macdonalds, particulars of a Clan battle, 361, 362.
M'Dougall, Laird of, 33, and N., 38.

of Fairlochine, 39.

M'Duff, Thane of Fife, 4; slays Macbeth, ib., 7. See
Fife.

M'Ean, Hugh, alias Aodh, ancestor of the Douglasses,
3.

M'Gillery, Clan, 10.

M'Gilvraw of Glencanner, 37.

Macgrigor, Clan of, 48; cruel proceedings against
them, ib.-55, 60, 188; to be pursued, 305.

Alexander, Laird of, 50; fight with Colquhouns
at Glenfruin, 51; shamefully betrayed by Argyle,
and he and 30 of his Clan executed, 52; James, 63.
- John, 51.

Mrs Jean, 63.

of Roroe, commands a party of the Clan to rein-
force General Cannon after Killikranky, 283.
M'Ian of Ardnamurchan, Donald, 45. See Mac-
donald.

of Glencoe, 188.

Macintosh, Clan, 7; origin of the name, 8; quarrel
with the Camerons, &c., ib. ; title of "Captain"
and "Chief" of Clan Chattan, 9; defeated, and
Clan Day cut off, ib.; great fight with the Came-
rons at the North Inch of Perth, 11, ib., 17; battle
on Palm Sunday, ib., 19, 22, 29; William, 31, 32,
37, 40; defeated at Drymen Moor, (called "The
snow fight,") ib.; plundered by Locheill, 41; dis-
putes with Locheill as to his lands, &c., 44, et seq.,
58, 59, 148, 160; narrative of feuds, 173, &c.

of Connage, 204.

Sir Lauchlan, Chief of the Clan, 60, 62, 173;
origin of dispute with Locheill, 172, et seq.; King's
letter recommending settlement, 181; his procuring
letters of fire and sword against Clan Cameron, 183,
et seq.; feud reconciled after 360 years of strife,
192; marches into Lochaber, 229; is made prisoner
by Keppoch, 230; refuses to join troops of King
James VII. or Gen. Mackay for King William III.,
240; his country ravaged by Keppoch, 242; Dun-
achtan burnt, ib., 364; memorandum by Earl of
Lauderdale, APP.; information as to his and Loch-
eill's deportment "during the late unnatural wars,"
385, 386.

of Kinraura, bis History of the Clan, 7, 344.
Marjory, 25.

Macintosh, of Torr Castle, William, 149; his account
of a Clan battle, 361, 362.

William, 174.

M'Kay, Chief of, (Lord Rae,) 29.

Mackay, General, 235, 236; is joined by Laird of
Grant with a regiment, 240; retreats before Viscount
of Dundee, 241; reinforced, ib.; pursued by Dun-
dee, 242, 243; is again reinforced, and advances
against Highlanders, ib.; some of his dragoons de-
feated by the MacLeans, 245; informed that Castle
of Blair occupied for King James VII., 255; ad-
vances to Atholl, ib. ; enters the Pass of Killikranky,
258; Viscount Dundee proposes to intercept his
forces there, ib.; he holds council of war, ib.-265;
battle of Killikranky, 263-273; sleeps at Weems
Castle, (Apnadow,) in Rannoch, the night of battle,
273; panic in Edinburgh on his defeat at Killi-
kranky, 281, 282; surprises and defeats a party sent
to Perth to seize provisions, 283; prepares to ad-
vance against the enemy, 284; Gen. Cannon's coun-
cil of war and contrary opinions break up the army,
ib., 285; Locheill leaves them, ib.; Privy Council
send for him from Ireland, 295; defends himself
before William III. after Battle of the Boyne, 297;
his character, ib., 298; particulars of the rout after
Killikranky, 298, 299; arrives in Scotland, and
marches North with 20 battalions and squadrons,
363.

Mackays, the Clan defeated, 29.
McKenzie of Rose-end, 107.

Sir George, 179, 235.

of Suddy, Captain, 215, 217; is killed when
aiding Macintosh in an inroad into Lochaber, 230;
Macintosh made prisoner, ib.; his corps at a Clan
fight, 361, 362.
M⚫Kenzies, 41.

McLean, Sir Allan, his sister married to Locheill, 182;
dispute with the Marquess of Argyll, 194, et seq. ;
invasion of Mull threatened, 196; prevented by Loch-
eill, ib.; Castle of Dowart taken, 189; new com-
mission of fire and sword, ib.; meeting between
M'Lean and Locheill, 201; terms of agreement ad-
justed, 202; Sir John, sends men to aid Viscount
Dundee, 244; gallant attack on Mackay's dragoons,
ib., 245, 247; his battalion at Killikranky, 266;
at convention of Chiefs, 291; resolves to adhere to
fortunes of King James VII., ib.; Castle of Dowart
ordered to be delivered up to Argyll for King William
III., 306; gets permission to go to England after
Massacre of Glencoe, 324; on condition of surrender-
ing Castle of Dowart, &c., ib. ; his character, ib.,

325; a favourite at Court, ib.; acquits himself with
great address, 326; King procures reconciliation with
Argyll, 327; he imprudently goes to St Germains,
ib.; King confirms the charters to Argyll, ib.
M'Lean, of Argaur, (Ardgower,) 24, n., 63.

Clan, 71; ravage Marquess of Argyll's country
around Castle Campbell, &c., 73, 74; 700 of them
slain by Fairfax, 95; many of them slain at Killi-
kranky, 280.

of Coll, 19.

of Doward, 24, n.; Sir Hector, 26, 30, 37; 700
of his Clan slain by Fairfax, 95; Sir Lachlane, 194.
Ewen Abrach, 19.

John Garbh, 19.

Sir John, his Islanders, 365.

Laird of, (Chief of the Clan,) Lachlan, 19, 36;
gallant conduct of his Clan at Glenlivat, 41, 45, 46.

of Lochbuy, Hector, 46, 47, 55; commands 200
MacLeans against General Mackay, 244.
MacLeod, Lieutenant-Colonel, 107.

MacLeods, suffer heavily at Worcester, 96, 97; seat
of Dunvegan, 137.

M'Martines, Chief of the, (a tribe of the Camerons,)
33, 67, 229.

of Letterfinlay, 153.

Mac Nachtan, Laird of, 141, 142, 159, 345.
M'Ochtery. See Cameron.

MacPhail, a priest, 29.

MacPherson, Clan, 8, 40, 41, 184, 187, 188, 190.

of Cluny, (Chief of the Clan,) 8, 188.
MacPhersons of Badenoch, 258; 250 of the Clan join
General Cannon after Killikranky, 283.

M'Sheagh, 8.

MADDERTY, LORD, 61, 62, 98.

MAGDALENE, PRINCESS, of France, 28.
MAGNUS, King of Norway, 13, 14.

Major's History, 17, n.

MALCOLM III., (Canmore,) KING, 4, 22.
IV., 7.

Malignants, 87.

Mammore, 29, n., 58, 210, 220, 221.

MARCH, EARL of, Dunbar, 4, 10, 15.

MARGARET, PRINCESS of Scotland, marries Erick, son
of Haco, 15.

of the Isles, 15.

Marion of the Isles, 23.

MARISCHALL, EARL, a branch of the Clan Chattan, 8,
183.

Marothecum Evangelicum, 64

MARR, EARL of, 4; Alexander, ib., 15, 18; killed,
ib.; seat of Kildrummy, 136, 183.

Memoir as to state of Highlands in 1716, 377.
Menteith, troops of James VII. there, 296.
Menzies, Major Duncan, sent to St Germains by High-
land Chiefs, 304; King James VII. sends him back
with letters, 311; posts from Paris in eleven days,
ib., 312; implores General Buchan to forward
notices to all the Chiefs without delay, 313.
MIDDLETON, EARL of, General, 90; wounded and
taken prisoner at Worcester, 96; escapes from Tower
of London, 98; visits Charles II. in France, ib.;
sent to Holland, 99, 107; returns to Scotland, 107;
his letter to Locheill from Caithness, ib.; assumes
command of King's army, 108; co-operates with
Locheill to oppose Monk, 110, 128, 129, 133; part
of his troops defeated at Lochgarry, 134, 136; to
winter in the Isles, 137; his declaration as to Loch-
eill's loyal services, 138, 166; created Lord High
Commissioner to Scottish Parliament, 171, 175;
King recommends settlement of disputes between
Locheill and Macintosh, 181, 219.

Monk, General, oppresses the Scots (under Cromwell)
while Scottish army in England, 97; his army ha-
rassed by the moss-troopers, ib. ; sick and returns to
England, 98; succeeded first by Colonel Dean and
then by Lilburn, 99; gets submission of Glencairn,
108; gets chief command in Scotland, 109; tries
to divide Highland army, ib.; endeavours to bribe
Locheill, 110; plants garrison at Inverlochy, ib.,
127, 129; Locheill makes proposals to him, 146;
his letter to Locheill, 147, 149, 153; letter to Earl
of Callander, 160, 162; aids the Restoration of
King Charles II., 163; created Earl of Albemarle,
168.

Monro of Foulis, Chief of the Monros, killed, 29.
General, 83.

MONTEITH, EARL of, 4; ordered to aid Privy Council
in procuring surrender of Highland Chiefs, 300.
MONTROSE, MARQUESS of, 69, 70, 71, 73; defeats
Argyll at Kilsyth, 74; made Captain General, &c.,
75; calls a Parliament at Glasgow, ib.; defeated
by Lesly at Philiphaugh, 76; Montrose's troops
butchered, after quarter granted, ib.; his victory at
Inverlochy, 77; disbands by order of Charles I.,

MURRAY, (MORAY,) EARL of, James, (REGENT,) 34,
35, 39, 40; "The Bonny Earl" murdered, 41, 55,
183; is Sheriff Principal of Inverness, 188, 225,
227.

Captain, 241.

Earldom of, 32.

LORD, Son to Marquess of Athol, 255; pretends
to join Viscount Dundee, ib.; Locheill presses him
to declare for King James VII., 256; his men de-
sert him, and drink King James' health out of the
river Tummel, 257; his Regiment, 329.

Lord William, 212; his troop of horse, ib.
of Struan, 214.

William, brother to Tullibardin, taken at Philip-
haugh, 76; visited in prison by Locheill, 79; is exe-
cuted, ib.