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1 Try "SCOT STILL" Whisky ( Years I'l'ont '-i.ahk. 1'.! Y..un SfitMl INVERN 'OUNTY DIRECTORY PRICE ONE SHIL.I.INC jf CO D. PETRIE, Passenger Agent, Books Passengers by the First-Class Steamers to SOU IM III) > I A 1 IS CANADA son in ATUkiCA And ail information as ii. 1 arc RIGA STRAi la INA NEW ZEAI AN Parts of yj^w^m^^ iscc, and Pn;scfrj!fef» Booked at 2 L.OMBARD STREET, INVERNESS. THREE LEADING WHISKIES in the NORTH ES B. CLARK, 8., 12. 1* & 1 Young: at., Inv<

2 ««THE - - HIMLAND PODLTRT SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. Fishmongers, Poulterers, and Game Dealers, 40 Castle Street, INVERNESS. Large Consignments of POULTRY, FISH, GAME, &c., Daily. All Orders earefuuy attended to. Depot: MUIRTOWN, CLACHNAHARRY. ESTABLISHED OVER HALP-A-CENTURY. R. HUTCHESON Tea, (Late JOHN MACGRBGOR), 'Mine and kfpirit ^ere^ant 9 CHAPEL STREET INVERNESS. Beep and Stout In Bottle a Speciality.

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4 NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED FIRE K-IFE-ANNUITIES. Total Fwnds exceed «14,130,000 Revenue, looo, over,0t,933 President-HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND. Vice-President THE MOST HON. THE MARQUESS OF ZETLAND, K.T. LIFE DEPARTMENT. IMPORTANT FEATURES. JLll Bonuses vest on Declaration, Ninety per cent, of Life Profits divided amongst the Assured on the Participating Scale. LIFE PROFITS DIVIDED FOR QUINQUENNIUM ended aist December 1900, 922,400. Family Policies in various forms Policies payable during lifetime. Premium ceasing at an agreed age, Provident Insurances on Children. Threefold Option Policies. Death Duty Policies. Partnership Insurances. CLAIMS PAID ON PROOF OF DEATH AND TITLE. ANNUITY BRANCH. Annuities Immediate, Contingent, or Deferred are granted on favourable terms. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Net Fire Premiums ,4,83. The Policies of the Company extend to cover Loss or Damage hy Lightning to the Property insured, whether set on Fire thereby or not. LOSSES PROMPTLY AND LIBERALLY SETTLED. Prospectuses and every information may be had at the Chief Offices, Branches or Agencies, ^,. -ftffi^^j EDOBURGH 4 Princes Street. Liiieiunices LONDON 1 Threadneedle Street, E.C. UNION STREET. Inverness Branch Office 14 l4o0al Secretary J. D. FINLAYSON.

5 Great North of Scotland Railway The Royal Route to the North of Scotland ^19^s via ABERDEEN and the GREAT NORTH OP SCOTLAND RAILWAY. This /Is route serves Ballater for Balmoral and Braemar Cruden Bay, Peterhead, Fraserfrl^ bursrh, Inverurie, Turriff, Banff, Huntly, Keith, Craigellachie, Buckie, Elgin, yj^ Forres, Nairn, INVERNESS, Dingwall, Strathpefter, Kyle of Lochalsh for Skye and the Western Isles Wick, Thurso, and all places in the North of Scotland. EXPRESS TRAINS, equipped with 1st and 3rd class Corridor Carriages, with lavatory accommodation and lighted by electricity, run between Aberdeen and Inverness in direct connection with the West Coast and East Coast Companies' Trains to and from London and all parts of England and Scotland. CONDUCTORS in Uniform travel with the Through Carriages between ABER BEEN and INVERNESS, via Elgin. Ask fop Tickets Routed via Aberdeen. ALTERNATIVE ROUTES. Passengers from all Through Booking Station in England, and from Through Booking Stations in Scotland south of and including Perth and Dundee, to Forres, Nairn, Inverness, Strathpeffer, Wick, Thurso, and other Stations on the Highland Railway, may, on request at the time of booking, have Tourist or Ordinary Return Tickets made available to travel via Aberdeen on the outward journey and via Dunkeld on the return journey ; or the Tickets may be made out to go via, Dunkeld and return via Aberdeen. SCENERY. The Great North of Scotland Railway passes through.some of the finest scenery in Scotland. The variety is most pleasing. At one part the Tourist traverses tine agricultural districts, with beautiful sylvan and river scenery ; at the next he is surrounded by high hills, rising here and there to mountains ; while for coast scenery noticing could be finer than the prospect fi'om the Coast Line, which skirts the southern shore of the Moray Firth. The Cruden Railway affords access to a romantic part of the sea-coast famed for its magnificent rock scenery, marked by towering cliffs and subterranean caves, anon softening into sand dunes and hard sandy beach. The Deeside Line, which runs along the picturesque valley of the Dee, terminates at Ballater among the grandest mountain scenery in the Kingdom. BALMORAL, the King's Highland home, is within nine miles of Ballater. Coaches run daily during Summer between BALLATE R and BRAEMAR, via Balmoral. GOLF. There are excellent Golf Courses at many places on the railway. A full list may be obtained on application. The Company's 18-Hole Golf Course at Cruden Bay is pronounced "by Prominent Golfers to be one of the best in the Kingdom : there is also a Ladies' Golf Course of Nine Holes. CRUDEN BAY, Thirty Miles from Aberdeen, Is a new Seaside and Golfing Resort. Fine hard, sandy Beach, over two miles long. Sea Bathing, Boating, Fishing. Splendid Rock Scenery in district. HOTELS OWNED AND MANAGED BY THE GREAT NORTH OF SCOTLAND RAILWAY COMPANY. PALACE HOTEL, ABERDEEN. Covered way from Station. Address Palace Hotel NOT Station Motel CRUDEN BAY HOTEL. Bowling. Tennis, Croquet. Electric Tramway between Station and Hotel. Equipped with every Modern Accommodation for Comfort. Electric Lighting. Lifts. The Hotel Porters meet all Trains. Time Tables, Tourist Programmes, List of Country Lodgings, &e., can be obtains f om Mr W. Deuchar, Passenger Superintendent, Aberdeen. W. MOFFATT, General Maniger.

6 " GILLANDERS' INVERNESS STEAM BAKERY (OPPOSITE QUEEN'S GATE) Families can place their Orders with every con = fidence, and rely upon being: served with BREAD OF THE FINEST QUALITY cleanly prepared by Machinery and properly fired. In connection with above, there are^well = appointed LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS, QUEEN'S GATE, INVERNESS. GILLANDERS' TEAS have already made a name for themselves over the North of Scotland, not hy extravagant and untrue statements, but by being Avhat they are represented, viz., Honest Value, and value which he challenges any firm to beat. And following up the motto, " The Highlands for the Highlandeis," K. A. GILLANDERS hopes soon to see the day when there will not be a family in the North of Scotland who will think of sending their orders for the refreshing beverage further South than the Capital of the Highlands, and towards accomplishing this object he invites you to send or call for samples of his 1/, 1/8, 1/, atud 2/2 TEAS and y. confident that all giving them a fair trial will be convinced of their mei'its. All that is stipulated for is " Fair field and no favour. His Teas are guaranteed to be always regular and equal to sample, and if any party thinks a parcel of Tea is not up to their expectations, the Tea will be received back, postage paid both ways, and the money refunded. - 'V^l -*~.- Orders from lbs. up to lbs. will be delivered post free. Larger parcels -mil be sent, carriage paid, to nearest station or pier. K, A. GILLANDERS, TEA DEALER and GROCER, QUEEN'S GATE, INVERNESS.

7 Passenger Agency. D. Macpherson Shipping^ Ag-ent, 1 UNION STREET = = = AGENT FOR - - = "ALLAN" and "STATE" and "DOMINION" LINES to Ca^nada and United States. "ORIENT" LINE to Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand, Egypt and Mediterranean Ports. "SHAW, SAVILL, and ALBION" LINE,^ To Teneriffe, Cape and NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING ^Town,(New Zealand COMPANY. ) and Australia. CANADA GOVERNMENT AGENCY. Passengers Booked to Sotith America, Africa, India, China, and all parts of the World. Fares and other Particulaps on Applieation. JOHN H- Wholesale and Family FORSYTH SrjGO. Wine Merchants, 18 INGLIS STREET, INVERNESS. ESTABLISHED 181. Wines of every description. Liqueurs. Old Highland "Whiskies. Fine Old Pale Brandy. Jamaica IRum, Hollands, &c. Bass and Alsopp's Indian Ale. Barclay Perkin's Imperial Stout. Guinness's Stout. Younger's 7 7s Sweet Ale. J. Scheweppe & Co.'s Mineral Waters.

8 ' Kingussie. Portree CONTENTS. OFFICIAL LIST, &C. Page Page Abstract of Rentals of District Committees, Contd. Parishes 129 Harris. XV Caledonian Banking Coy. South Uist and Barra XV (Limited). xxii County Council Committees xvi Caledonian Canal xxi County Police Force. XX Commissioners of Supply ix Distance Tables xxxii Commission of the Peace X Justice of Peace Courts xxi County Council xiv Quarter Sessions xxi District Committees Member of Parliament IX Inverness xiv Produce Tables. xxix Aird.... xiv Sheriff Court. xix Badenoch xiv Weigtits and Measures xxi Lochaber XV Head-quarter Batt. H.V.A. xxni Skye... XV 1st Vol. Batt. Cameron North Uist.. XV Highl anders. xxiii TRADE A>JD PROFESSIONA Beauly... XXV 1 Fort-William. XXV 1 L LIST. xxvii. xvxiii ALP HABET rcal LIST Letter A.. 1 l".e tt.er T. 42 Letfer P. 112 B.. 2.T. 43., R. 113 C.. K. 43., S. 118 D. 20,, T>. 4,, T. 124 E.. 23 M. 47 u. 12,, F.. 23,, MAC V. 12,, G.. 34 N. 1 W H.. 41,.. 112,. Y. MACKENZIE, INVERNESS. Nort^erTp!o"^?^ofthe CINEMA TOGRAPH, ALW^AYS UP-TO-DATE Unique Series of Copyright Giaematograms. High-Class Exhibitions given in Town or Country. Postal and Telegraphic Address: MACKENZIE, Cinematograph, INVERNESS

9 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. Crated Watkr Manufacturers Lemon & Co., Dingwall - - xxxi Agricultural Implement Makers Rose Street Foundry and Engineering Coy., Ltd l^o Agricultural Merchants Murray, Donald, 0 East Gate - lf' Ross, Duncan, & Co., Baron Taylor's Lane 142 Auctioneers Colvin, "Wm., 3 Church Street Michie, Wm., 8 Bast Gate... Ic2 Morrison, W. J., 93 Academy Street 149 Bakers and Confectioners Burnett Bros., High Street Gillanders, K. A., Inverness Steam Bakery " j^ Edgar, Robert, 40 Church Street Melvin, George, 31 Castle Street Mirtle, John, 4 and 48 Castle Street 177 Sinclair, John, Academy Street Thorn, James, Young Street Bookbinder Dow, James, Baron Taylor's Lane Bookseller Cameron, John, 2 Union Street Boot and Shoemakers Dundee Equitable Boot Depot, High Street - 1 Mackenzie, J. W., & Co., 9 Church Street Butchers Elliot & Co., Drummond Street Eraser, Kennedy, & Eraser, Market Arcade Macdonald, A. & D., 33 Union Street 1 Stewart, D., 24 East Gate l-i* Sutherland, Daniel, 13 Young Street Cabinetmakers Chisholm & Sons, 9 and 97 Academy Street - 19 Eraser, A. & Co., Union Street xui Maciver & Co. 149 Contractors Eraser & Macdonald, Kenneth Street Junor, Alex., Kenneth Street Cattle Salesmen Hamilton & Co., of Inverness, Ltd Chemists Galloway & Co., Castle Street xii - Macdonald, Robt., 18 Church Street It^O Mayors, High Street vii China Merchants Mackenzie, Alex On back Todd, B., 2 Academy Street v" Cinematogkaphist Mackenzie, John iv Clothiers and Tailors Macbean, A., & Sons, Union Street Macdougall & Co., Ltd. Back of cover Mackay, Duncan, 32 Academy Street MacleodR., & Brothers, 2 East Gate Munro, D.. 7 Academy Street Sutherland, K., 49 Academy Street Coal Merchants M'Gruther & Marshall xxxvi Macdonald & Morrison, 3 Grant Street Petrie D, Lombard Street 3rd page of cover - Drapers Batchen, Geo., & Co., Castle Street Forbes, John, 7 High Street... 1 ' Eraser, A. & S., 34 Union Street ^t'' Eraser & Davidson, High Street Matheson, G. A., & Co., Union Street 10 Thomson, R. D., 19 Church Street Young & Chapman, Church Street Facing page Dye Works Grant, Allan, & Sons, East Gate... 1 Fancy Goods, &c. Maciver, E., Church Street i3 Fishing Tacklemakers Macpherson, D., Church St. Facing 2nd page cover Watson, D., Inglis Street Fishmongers Bookless Bros., Union Street '4 Highland Poultry Supply Association, Ltd., 40 Castle Street, 2n(l page of cover Try MEG DODS' SPECIAL BREW, 3-4 years old.

10 vi Index to Advertisements. Page Fjruiterers Barclay's, Church Street Mackintosh, Colin, Castle Street Munro, James, Lombard Street Grocers and Provision Merchants Ettles, Wm., Crown Grocery Gill, D., Castle Street 170 Gillanders, K. A., Queen's Gate ii Gollan, D., Kenneth Street Lindsay, Alex., Baron Taylor's Lane Macdonald, John, Castle Street 19 Mackenzie, C, Greig Street Public Supply Stores, High Street GuNiMAKERS Graham, J., & Co., 27 Union Street Horse Hirers Macrae & Dick Hotels, &c. Albert Hotel, Eastgate Criterion Bar, Church Street Cro'WTi Bar, East Gate... 1O Imperial Hotel Loch-Maree Hotel Lovat Arms, High Street Muirtown Hotel 12 Eoyal Ordnance Hotel Union Hotel, High Street Insurance Companies Imperial Accident, Live Stock, and General Insurance Coy., Ltd National Guarantee and Suretyship Association, Limited, Opposite 3rd page covei North British & Mercantile Insurance Company - Opposite page i. Ironmongers Anderson, Alex., East Gate i8 Cameron, J. &C., High Street 172 Eraser & M'Coll, East Gate 144 Macgillivray, Thomas, 24 Hamilton Street Macdonald, George, 34 Academy Street Jewellers Dallas Alex., 44 Church Street Mackenzie & Co., 11 Lombard Street Macrae, Donald, East Gate Manure Manufacturers Cran, John, & Co., Limited, Invernes.s Meal AND Flour Merchant Donald Eraser, 8 East Gate Milliner Williamson, E., 49 Church Street Music Saloon Marr, Wood, & Co., Ltd., Church Street Optician T. Mackenzie, F.C.S., 4 and Church Street Photographic Apparatus and Materials W. Ogston, Chemist, Union Street Plumbers and Gasfixters Burgess & Matheson, 90 Church Street Mackay & Maclean, Eaining House, The Hill Mackintosh, John, Castle Street Thomson, Andrew, & Co., 0 Church Street Preserve Manufacturers Strother & Co., Academy Street Property Investment Coy.'s North of Scotland Heritable Investment Coy., Inverness Standard Property Investment Coy Eailways Great North of Scotland i Eestaurant The Peahen, 1 Lombard Street Saddlers Campbell & Co., 8 High Street-... i2 Morrison, Donald, Queen's Gate. - _.. itjo Sculptors Eraser, J. «fe A., Academy "Strert Seedsmen Howden & Co., High Street Sheep Dip Manufacturers ^Tomlinson & Hayward, Lincoln Shipping Agents Mackintosh, John, Queen's Gate Macpherson, D., Union Street iii Petrie, D., Lombard Street st page of Cover Timber Merchants Campbell, John, L'^mbard Street Macdonald, John, 3 Union Street Walker, James, & Co s d per Bottle, 14s dper gallon. See Advertisement y page viii.

11 - Index to Advertisements. Vll TiBACCONISTS AND HAIRDRESSERS RobertSOll, A. Victoria Toilet Saloon, 2 Academy Street Wine Merchants Clark, J. B., Young Street Forsyth, J. H., & Co., Inglis Street Fraser, James, 1 Ness Walk Gibson, J., Church Street- Hutcheson, R., 9 Chapel Street - Jack, E. C, Exchange Macandie, T., & Co., Beauly Macrae, K., Inglis Street - Macdonald & Co., Peter, Glasgow Macdonald & Mackintosh, High Street - Mackenzie, J. & J., 3 Academy Street Maclean, W. J., Academy Street Mitchell & Craig, Academy Street Noble, J. B., East Gate - Wo"L Brokers Boyd, Jaraes, & Son, Jedourgh Campbell, R. & A., Glasgow ;Co., Union Street- Page viii iii Seco id pag*^ of Cover xxiv )S 1 13 GLASS, CHIHA k EARTHENWARE, CHEAPEST IN THE NORTH. Tea Sets, 40 Pieces, from s. Bedroom Ware from is 9d. Dinner Sets for Si:s. People from s. All other kinds of Glass and Crockery Equally Cheap. ED. TODD, 2 ACADEMY STREET, INVERNESS. ^xeellcnee and ^eononiy' Variety and Value!! These are the Four Factors which combine to make QUALIFIED CASH CHEMISTS 31 HIGH STREET, INVERNESS. The most desirable House in tlie District for the Purchase of Pure Drugs, Proprietae, Articles, Patent Medicines, Toilet Requisites; also Nursery and Sick Roo Appliances, &c.

12 For the Best in Whiskies, The Finest in Wines, The most Reliable in Groceries Clark's Store Young* Street, INVERNESS. Whatever is got from me may be relied on, and space permits mention of ONLY A PEW LEADING LINES. ^^^ 9^^ CENTURY LIQUEUR. A relic of olden times. Warranted 14 years in wood.. 1 he connoisseur's delight. 4s per bottle, 4s per dozen, or 23s per "allon. Carriage paid on 2 gallons or over. LAGAVULIN. The most famous Distillery in existence. Guaranteed Pure Malt and years old before being bottled. 4s per bottle, 4s per dozen, or 23s per gallon.. Carriage paid on 2 gallons or over. THE SCOT STILL. A choice Blend of Glenlivets and Islays, matured in sherry wood for years prior to bottling. 3s per bottle, 84s per dozen, or 1s d per gallon. Carriage paid on 2 gallons or over. MEG DODS' SPECIAL BREW. A tine Mellow Whisky, 3 to 4 years old. No medals required. Unique value at 2s d per bottle, 29s per dozen, or 14s d per gallon. Carriage paid on 2 gallons or over. Sample Bottles supplied at the Dozen rate. One Bottle of each delivered free for Us. Three of each for 40s. Those who like to know what they are drinking, and wish Pure Old Whiskies free from cheap and deleterious grains, should try one of these brands. They compare with many of the much advertised brands as cheese does with chalk. I have a very Select Stock of FINE OLD BRANDIES. VERY OLD COGNAC s d per bottle, 3s per dozen. VERY CHOICE OLD COGNAC, s d per bottle, 7s per dozen. Also OTARD'S, HENNESSEY'S ", MARTELL'S ' ' *, &c. Stock of WINES is carefully chosen, and will be found representative of all the best Brands, at prices which defy competition. Price Lists post free on application. BASS, GUINNESS and PILSENER always on hand in prime condition. Unrivalled TEAS at 1/4, 1/, 1/8, 1/. 2/-, and 2/2 per lb. Samples free on request. My Pure CEYLONS at 2/- and 2/2 are too well known to need remark. BUTTER. Weekly supplies from the finest Dairy in Sweden. CHEESE. Finest Gorgonzola, Canadian Cheddar and Gouda, at bottom prices for cash. HAMS and BACON. Finest Wiltshire. Belfast, and Ayrshire, at prices that cannot be beat. My trade has grown, and will be maintained by supplying the finest quality, and I have every confidence in soliciting a trial Irom connoisseurs. Terms Cash, or approved Monthly Accotint. JAMES B. CLARK, Young Street, Inverness Telegrams " Clark s Store, Inverness." Telephone KTo. 019.

13 COUNTY OFFICIAL LIST. Member of Parliament. John A. Diwar. Population of county, census 1901, 89,901 ; valuation of county, ,842 12s 9d ; Constituency, Lord-Lieutenant of the County, Donald Cameron of Lochiei. General Clerk of Lieutenancy, William Mackay, solicitor, Inverness. Abinger, The Right Honourable Lord Baillie, James Evan Bruce, of Dochfour. Baird, Sir Alexander, of Inshes, Bart. Batten, Lt.-Uolunel J. F. CMsholm, of Aigas Fortst Biscoe, Thomas Ramsay, of Newton Blackburn, Hugh, of Roshven ijameron, Donald, of Lochiei uampbell, Alasdair Douglas, of Kilmartin. Glen-Urqu hart Cawdor, The Right Hon. the Earl of Ouninghame, John C, of Foyers Davidson, Donald, of Drummond Park Davidson, Major Hugh, of Cantray Dunmorei The Right Hon. the Earl of Fraser, Hugh, of Achnagairn Fraser, Philip Affleck, of Reelick, Beauly Grant, Sir George Macpherson,of Ballindalloch, Bart. Grant, John Macpherson, yr. of Ballindalloch Grant, John Peter, of Rothiemurchus Grant, I. R. J. M., of Glenmoriston Head, James, of Inverailort Innes, Thomas Gilzean Rose, of Netherdale and Bunachton Johnston, G. N., Sehriflf- Principal if Invernees-shire, Advocate, Edinburgh Kyllachy, the Hon. Lord, of Kyllachy Lovat, the Right Hon. Lord, Beaufort Castle Macdonald, The Right Hon. Ronald Archibald, Lord Macdonald, Captain, Allan of "VN j'<t rnish Macdonald, Colonel John Andrew, of Glenfinnan and Glenalladale, C.B. Macdonald, Lachlan, of Skeabost Macdonald, P. G,, of Torbreck Mackenzie, William Dalziel, of Glenkyllachy Mackintosh, Neil D., of Raigmore COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY. Mackintosh, The, of Mackintosh Mackintosh, Angus, of Holme Mackintosh, Rev. Wm. Lachlan, of Balnespeck Macleod, Kenneth Macleod Robertson,, of Greshornish, Skye Macleod, Magnus inorman. of Macleod Macpherson, Charles Julian Brewster, of Balavil Macpherson, L. A., of Corrimony Macpherson, Colonel Lachlan, of Gleutruim Macrae, Horatio Ross, of Clunes Marcb, The Right Hon. the Earl of Merry, Archibald W.,of Belladrum Moray, The Right Hon. the Earl of Nicholson, Arthur W., of Arisaig and South Morar Orde, Sir Arthur John Campbell, of North Uist, Bart. Oswald, James W Gordon, of Aigas Ramsden, Sir John William, of Ardverikie, bart. Richmond and Gordon, His Grace th Duke of Rose, Hugh Francis, of Holme Rose Smithson, Harry Sheldon Cradock, of Lentran, &c. Stewart, Charles Duncan, of Brin Stewart, Robert, of Kinlochmoidart Tweedmouth, The Right Hon. Lord 1 ytler, E. G. Fraser, of Aldourie Thornton, Robert, of Kinmylies Walker, Charles Fountaine, of Ness. Castle The Provost and Senior Bailie, and Lean of Guild of the 'lown of Lnvernes«for the time being The senior Magistrates of the Burghs of Fort-William and Kingussie Sopper, Wm., of Dunmagiass SCOT STILIi Whisky has come to stay.

14 Official LUt. The following Commissioners and Factors are Enrolled as entitled to Act in the absencg ^. of their Constituents. Allison, Thos., factor for Lord Abingerj and Mrs Nicolson of Arisaig Baillie, Augustus C. Beattie, James, Earlsmill, Forres Burns, William, factor for Brin Douglas, A. H., factor for Lord Macdonald Fraser, Hugh, factor for Cantray Garrioch, J. T., factor for Lord Lovat Grant, Donald, factor for J. P. Grant of Rothiemurchus Orant, Donald, Grantown, factor for Dochfour Grant, Ewtti:, commissioner for Glennionston Henderson, Peter, factor for Sir George Macpherson-Grant Mackay, William, factor for Mrs Ohisnolm of Ctiisholm Macdonald, And., factor for Glenalladale Macdonald, Ranald, Cluny Castle, Aberdeenshire, for Lady Gordon Cathcart of Cluny Macdougall, Alexander, Kingussie, factor for Sir J. W. Kamsden, Bart. Mackenzie, John, factor, Uig Mackenzie, N. B., Fort-WiUiam, for Lochiel Macleish, D., banker, J^ort-William, for Mrs Campbell-Cameron of Monzie Macleod, Reginald, Commibsioner for Macleod of Macleod Malcolm, George, factor for Trustees of the late Mr Ellice of Glengarry, &c. Robertson, John, Orbost, Skye Robertson,,t. IS., factor for Cawdor Ross, James, factor for Raasay Scott, Roderick, f ictor for Kaigmore Skinner, William Marshall, Drumin, factor for the Duke of Richmond Smith, John, Grantown, factor for the Countess Dowager of rteafleld Sutherland, John, factor. Highland Railway Watson, James, factor for the Mackintosh ^ * COMMISSION OF THE PEACE <^barles Henry, Duke of Richmond and Gordon Charles Adolphus, Earl of Dunmore Earl of March Ronald Archibald, Lord Macdonald Lord Tweedmouth Sir T, Miles Riddell of Sunart, Bart. XJol. Wm. Anderson of Bernaig Lodge Sir George Macpherson-Grant of Ballindalloch, Bart. Thomas Henry Ainslie, Dolphinston House, Fort-William Lord Abinger, Inverlochy Castle, Fort- William Michel Kenneth Angelo of Cullachy, Fort-Augustus James Evan Bruce Baillie of Dochfour Prof. Hugh Blackburn of Rnshven Thomas Ramsay Biscoe of Newton Peter Burgess, Coventry H. Brown, JNui le, Aingussie William Bain, contractor, Benbecula Samuel J. Brown of Chapel, AUerton George Black, banker, Inverness Wm. Blackburn of Roshven, Ardgour William G. Bryson, late factor at Cullen Augustus Charles Baillie, Dochfour Major K. S. Baynes, late of Inverness Duncan Cameron, Carnoch Duncan Cameron, banker, Tain John Cameron, Glackeriska Wm. Cameron, Buntait, Glen -Urquhart John Charles Cuninghame of Foyers Alex. Crerar, Kingussie Donald Cameron of Lochiel A. Henry Foley Cameron, late of Lakefield John Cran, farmer, Kirkton Rev. James Chisholm, clergyman, Barra Sir Reginald Archibald Edward Cathcart of Carleton, Bart. Donald A. Clow, Cuidrach, Isle of Skye Donald Campbell, merchant, Kingussie Donald Cameron, Hazlecroft, Fort- William Duncan Oameron, Tulloch. Roy-Bridge Wm H Dunlop of Dalwhinnie Major H. Davidson of Cantray D. ijavidson, Sheriff-Substitute of Fort- William R. Davidson, accountant, Inverness G. Smytten Duff, late of Heatherley Andrew Dougall, London John Fergvison, farmer, Bornish, South Uist John Ellis, Muirfield Road, Inverness You can only get it from Clark. Seepage viii.

15 Official List. XI Hugh Fraser of Auchnagairn John Henry Forsyth, Culbain, Inverness Captain A. K. Findlater, Inverness Hugh Fraser, tacksman of Balloch Col. Wm. Fraser, Inverness Philip Affleck Fraser of Keelick Sir Robert Finlay, K.C., M.P., 4 Temple Gardens, London, E.C. John T. Garrioch, Croyard, Beauly J. Macpherson-Grant, yr. of Ballindarroch John Grant, bank agent, Grantown J. P. Grant of Rothiemnrchus L)onald Grant, banker, Grantown Robert Grant, farmer, Benanach Oharles Gillespie, Meoble Norman Hill of Broomhill, advocate Richard David Holland of Kilvean James Head, Inverailort, Fort-William R. E. Jones, Glenmoidart Wm. Kennedy of Dalmagerran, Dumfries-shire Major H. W. Kemble, Knock. Isle of Skye R. C. Lobban, accountant, Oarr-Bridge Lord Lovat, Beaufort Castle, Beauly James M'Ainsh, Kinchurdy, Boat of Garten Kenneth M. Robertson Macleod, Greshornish J. B. L. Macaulay, Trumisgarry Allan R. Macdoaald, Ardmore, Wat<'rnish Ex-Provost Peter Macfarlane, Fort- William John JMackenzie, Dell Ho-jse Inverness J. C. Macewen, Trafford Bank, Inverness Donald Maclean, merchant, Garnish, N. Uist Roderick Macaonald, tacksman of Northton, Harrs Ronald Macdonald Livingstone Macdonald, Floddigarry, Skye Ijachlan Macdonald of Skeabost J. Macdonald, yr. of Clanranald Dep. -Surgeon-Gen, Mackay, Huntly Lodge J Macpherson, tacksman, Killihuntly Col. J. A. Macdonald of Glenalladale Alex. Ronald Macdonald, Ord Alex. Macdonald, late of Lynedale Capt. Allan Macdonald of Waternish P. Nicolson Macdonald of Ardmore James Macdonald, Scalpa Alex. Macallister. Strathaird Kod. Macgregor, late farmer, Kincraig James Milligan, farmer, Arnisdale Andrew Mitchell, late of Drumderfit Andrew Mitchell, Ratagan J as. Mackintosh, J-at-ter Lovat, Beauly Charles Maclean, at Dreamisdale George Malcolm, Invergarry A. Mackintosh of Holme Alex. Mackintosh, Dell of Rothiemnrchus The Mackintosh of Mackintosh Captain Norman Magnus Macleod Harry Macdonald. Viewfield House, Portree John Macdonald, Portree House, Portree R. Macdonald, farmer, Criniclate K. Macleod, Dunvegan Castle, Skye Hugh Macnicol, surgeon, Dalmally Lieut. -Col. L. Macpherson of Glentruim Daniel Macleish, Fort-William Charles Julian Brewster Macpherson Belleville James Mackintosh, banker, Grantown, A. W. Merry of Belladrum Duncan Menzies, late of Kilchoan Robert Moffat, late farmer, Scallisaig Lonald Munro, tacksman of Milton of Bracklich, Fort-George Lauchlan Mackintosh, Kingussie Norman Macleod, jun., merchant Tarbert, North Harris Eagle H. Macmilian, retired banker, Inverness Dr Murdoch T. Mackenzie, North Uist Donald Macdonald of Lynedale A. Macdonald of Balranald, North Uist D. Macrae, farmer, Borve, South Han-is Dr John Macrae, Craigville, Kingussie John Macdougaii, merchant, Tomatin Sir Kenneth James Matheson of Lochalsh, Bart. Horatio Ross Macrae of Clunes N. B. Mackenzie, bank agent, Fort- William Wm. Lachlan Macgillivray, Eoligarry, Barra Robert Matheson, North Harris Dr Roger Macneil, Argyllshire L. A. Macpherson of (Jorrimony, Glen- Urquhart William Macbean,Cradlehall, Inverness John Mackenzie, factor, Dunvegan, Skye Donald Macgregor, late M.P. John Mackintosh, steam packet agent, Inverness Alexander Duncan Macrae, Ruthven, Kingussie Donald Maclaren, Moy, Kingussie John Macdonald, Invernevis, Fort- William Dr D. Nicolson, late of Bahirivah, Barra Arthur Wm. Nicolson of Arisaig, Inverness-shire James Gordon Oswald of Aigas Sir A. J. Campbell Orde ojf Kilmory Newton, North Uist Donald Paterson, valuator, Inverness OLD CENTURY LIQUEUR, 14 years in wood.

16 r Xll Official List. General Peile, Broomhill, Inverness Sir J. W. Ramsden of Araverikie, Bart., M.P. Wm. Roberts, C.E. Inverness John Robertson, Orbost, Skye P. D. Robertson, late farmer, Ettridge George Rose, Inverness John Rose farmer, Abersky James Rose, farmer, Connage A. Ross, LL.D., Riverfield, Inverness J. Scott, tacksman of Drynoch George Sellar, merchant, Kingussie Robert Sinclair, tactor, Tarbert, Harris H. M. Skinner of Drumin John Smith, factor, Grantown Charles Duncan Stew^art of Erin James Stewart, M.D., Tarbert, Harris A. F. Steele, bank agent, Inverness Capt. T. A. Swinburne, Eilean Shona Thomas Sinton, tacksman, Aberarder D. Stewart, late of Chapelpark, Kingussie Evan Charles Sutherland of Aberarder E. Grant Fraser-Tytler of Aldourie S. Macall Smith, Shempston, Elgin John Thomson, Inverness R. Wallace, tacksman of Corriechoillie Capt. Douglas Wimberley, Ardross Teirace, Inverness Edward James Wallace, Bearnock Lodge, Glen-Urquhart Gresham Wells, Drumbeg, Loch-Sunatt Kev. Archibald Macdonald, ilbtablished Church, Barra Peter Grant Macd.nald, Mile-end, Inverness Arthur Hugh Douglas, factor for Lord Macdonald Colonel Martin Martin, Skye Duncan James Macphetson, younger of Glentruim Bailie Donald Macdonald, Fairfield Road. Inverness Neil Maclean, Nunton, Benbecula Thomas Macgregor, bank agent, Lochmaddy James Barron, 24 Ness Bank, Inverness James Purves, Kingsburgh, fekye Albert Cameron Macpherson of Cluny Angus James Macpherson, Balli\atvattan House, Newtonmore. Rev. Angus Macdonald, Catholic clergy man, Arisaig Norman Reid, Eilanreach, Glenelg John Macdonald, Duntulm, Kilmuir, fekye Duncan Robertson, Comar House, Stiathglass Henry btuart, factor, Inveree Captain Wm. Stewart, Unsay Kenneth Lachlan Macdonald, Skeaboat, Skye. The Sheriff-Depute and Sheriflf-Substitutes of the county of Inverness for the time being The Provost, four Bailies, and Dean of Uuild of the Koyal Burgh of Inverness, and the Deputy- Governor of Fort-George, Fort-William, and Fort-Augustus, for the time being ESTABLISHED GALLOWAY & COY., DRU&GISTS 13 CASTLE STREET, INVERNESS. Night Bell. The Principal or an Assistant will be in attendance to supply Medicines or other Articles urgently required during the night C. A. CONNAN, Member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, Pro]irietor.

17 A. FRASER & CO., Complete House Fupnishers. INVERNESS. /.QiiTR the increased facilities for the production of Hand-Made Specialities \A7 in Bedpoom and Dining- Room Furniture, while maintaining their reputation for High-Class Work in other Branches, MesSPS FpaseP & Co. are successfully competing with the London and Southern Houses in regard to price while the Workmanship and Finish is invariablj^ better. Their connection includes the leading families in the North of Scotland, while they have a large and increasing clientele in the Southern Counties and in England. Altogether they have one of the lai'gest and best appointed Furniture Establishments in Scotland. Tapestries, Velvets Cretonnes, Moquettes Chintzes, Diag-onals Velvets, Serges Reps, Damasks Artistic Furniture in all styles Bamboo Furniture Bentwood Furniture DEPARTMENTS. Bedsteads and Bedding (Made and Purified on the Premises Carpets, Rugfs, and Felts Inlaid, Cork, & Plain Iiinoleums Cushions, Iiamp Shades Muslins, Curtains Table Covers, Fringes English and Scotch Blankets Blind Materials Shooting- Lodge Furniture and other requisites a speciality. Antiques. A large collection of Antiques, Curios, Engravings, &c., on view. House and Estate Ag-eney. A Register is issued periodically. No charge for insertion. Furniture Depository. Ample Storage Accommodation for all classes of Goods, Inventories and Valuations. Special attention given to Inventories, also Valuations of all kinds. Auction Sales. Sales held periodically at the Auction Hall, Baron Taylor's Lane. I N DERTAKEIRS I I "Messrs A. Fraser & Co. are weu known for the fine collection of Antiques, Curios, :ai>d Works of Art they exhibit and distribute all over the United Kingdom and Abroad." Northern^Chronide, September 18th, 189. "We were much impressed with the extent of the Premises, and the extremely Ioav prices at which Furniture adapted for all requirements can be produced." From the Innerness Courier, April 2th, ]S!)-2. A. FRASER & COY. Warehouse & Salerooms-UNIOIS ST. & BARON TAYLOR'S LANF. Works & Stores-FALCON SQUARE & DEMPSTER GARDENS. I

18 xiv Official List. County Council. Convener, Duiiaki Cameron of Luohiel ; Vice-Convener, The Mackintosh of Mackintosh ; County Clerks and Treasurers, Anderson & Shaw ; County Collectors, W. R. & F. Grant ; County Auditor, Robert Falconer Cameron, C.A.; Medical Officer of Health, Ogilvie Grant, M.p.; Sanitary Inspector, John Wedderspoon. List of Districts and Names of Councillors. I. FIRST OS INVERNESS DISTRICT. 1. ARDERSIEtv. Major Russell, Treeton, Gollanfield. 2. PETTY. Jas. Beattie, EarJsmill, Forres. 3. CROY. James Shearer, Mains of Croy, Fort-George. 4. D AVIOT. Donald ShaW, Flichfty Mains, Daviot.. DORBS. E. G. Fraser-Tytler of Aldourie.. INVERNESS WEST. Robert Thomson of Kinmylies, Inverness. 7. INVERNESS EAST. William Macbean, Cradlehall, Inverness. 8. INVERNESS SOUTH. William Burns, Solicitor, Inverness. II. SECOND OR AIRD DISTRICT. 9. KIRKHILL. -T. R. BiSCOE of Newton.. BEAULY. John Ross, High Street, Beauly. 11. EASTER KILMORACK. Alex. Maclean, Farmer, Teafish, Beauly. 12. WESTER KILMORACK. Rev. James Eraser, Erchless, Beauly. 13. KILTARLITY UPPER. William Cameron, Firmer, Buntait, Glen-Urquhart. 14. KILTARLITY LOWER, Lord Lovat, Beaufort Castle, Beauly. 1. GLENMORISTON. I. R. J. M. Grant of Glenmoriston, Invernaoriston. 1 URQUHART. John Grant Smith, Factor, Pitkerrald, Drumnadrochit. 17. FORT-AUGUSTUS. John T. Garrioch, Beauly. 18. BOLESKINE. W. M. Morrison, Manager, Foyers. III. THIRD OR BADENOCH DISTRICT. 19. MOY AND DALAROSSIE. John Macdougall, Merchant, Hazel Bank, Tomatin. 20. DUTHIL. Peter Grant, Hotelkeeper, Carr-Bridge. 21. ROTHIEMURCHUS. Donald Grant, Solicitor, Grantown. 22. ABERNETHY. John Smith, Factor, Inverallan, Grantowu. 23. ALVIE. John Macpherson-Grant, Old Milton Kingusse. 24. KINGUSSIE NORTH. Lachl\n Mackintosh, Merchant, Kingussie. 2. KINGUSSIE SOUTH. Sir George Macpherson-Grant, Bart. of Ballindalloch. 2. LAGGAN NORTH. James Gilbert, Gallovie, Laggan. 27. LAGGAN SOUTH. Albert Cameron Macphebson, Ckmy Castle, Kingussie. 28. KINGUSSIE BURG R. EwEN Campbell, Carpenter, Kingussie. Send for Wine List to Clark's Store. See page viii.

19 Official List. xv IV. POURTH OR LOCHABER DISTRICT. 29. GLENGARRY. George Malcolm, Factor, Invergarry. 30. KILMONIVAIG NORTH. The Mackintosh, Moyball, Inverness. 31. KILMONIVAIG SOUTH. A. W. Macdonald, Claggan, Fort- William. 32. KILMALLIE SOUTH. Richard Everard Jones, Fassifern, Fort-William. 33. KILMALLIE NO RTIT. Donald Cameron of Lochiel, Achnacarry, Fort-William. 34. GLENELG. Don. Mackintosh, Hotelkeeper, Kirkton, Glenelg. 3. ARISAIG. Colonel J. A. Macdonald of Glenalladale, C.B., Fort-William. 3. MOIDART. Robert Stewart of Kinlochmoidart, Moidart. 37. SMALL ISLES. Allan G. Thom, yr. of Canna. 38. FORT-WILLIAM BURGH. John Macdonald, Distiller, Fort- William. v.- FIFTH OR SKYE DISTRICT. 39. SLEAT. A. H. Douglas, Factor, Portree. 40. STRATH. Rev. Thomson Mackat, Strath, Broadford. 41. PORTREE WEST. Harry Macdonald, Viewfield, Portree. 42. PORTREE EAST. Alex. Macdonald, Nether Ollach, Portree. 43. BRACADALE. Macleod of Macleod, Dunvegan Castle. 44. DUIRINISH WEST. John Robertson, Orbost, Dunvegan. 4. DUIRINISH EAST. N. Martin of Glendale, Portree. 4. SNIZORT. Lachlan Macdonald of Skeabost, Portree. 47. KILMUIR. John Mackenzie, factor, Uig, Skye. VI. NORTH UIST DISTRICT. 48. NORTH UIST (SOUTH>. Thomas D. Macgregor, Banker, Locbmaddv. 49. NORTH UIST (NORTH). -Sir A. Campbell - Orde, Bart., Kilmory, Lochgilphead. VII. HARRIS DISTRICT. 0. HARRIS NORTH. Angus Macleod, Merchant, Tarbert, Harris. 1. HARRIS SOUTH. Robert Morrison, Joiner, Tarbert, Harris. VIII. SOUTH UIST AND BaRRA DISTRICT. 2. BENBECOLA. Rev. A. Macdougall, Benbecula. 3. SOUTH UIST. Rev. ANGUS Macrae, lochdar. 4. LOCHBOISDALE. K. Macdonald Solicitor, Inverness.. BARRA. Rev. W. A. Mackenzie, Craigton, Barra. LAGAVULIN (Pure Malt) Whisky, years old,^

20 xvi Official List. LIST OF COUNTY COUNCIL COMMITTEES, I. County Road Board. Councillor Lord Lovat, Convener. Councillors Ewen Campbell, John Macpherson-Grant, James Shearer, Donald Sbaw, T. R. Biscoe, John Macdougall, Donald Grant, James Beattie, A, C. Macpherson of Cluny, Lachlan Mackintosh, John Ross, J. T. Garrioch, John G. Smith, Robert Thomson, William Macbean. George Malcolm, William B'lrns, John Mackenzie, A. H. Douglas, Kenneth Macdonald, Sir A. Campbell-Orde, Donald Mackintosh, Harry Macdonald, E. G. Fraser- Tytler, Donald Russell, Macleod of Macleod, William Cameron, the Convener, the Viee-Convener. Five to be a quorum. II. Standing Joint Committee. Councillor The Mackintosh, Convener. Councillor Donald Grant, Vice- Convener. Councillors Donald Grant, J. T. Garrioch, John Macpherson-Grant, Donald Russell, E. G. Fraser-Tytler, William Barns, Robert Thomson. The following have been appointed members of this Committee by the Commissioners of Supply, viz.: Thomas Ramsay Biscoe of Newton, Tiord Lovat, The Mackintosh of Mackintosh, W. D. Mackenzie of Farr. P. G. Macdonald of Torbreek, John P. Grant of Rothieraurchus, John Sutherland, factor. Highland Railway. The Sheriff (or in his absence one of his Substitutes, nominated by him) is ex officio a member of this Committee. Five to be a quorum. III. Finance Committee. Councillor Donald Grant, Convener. Councillors.James Shearer, Donald Grant, James Gilbert, John T. Garrioch, John Mackenzie, William Burns, George Malcolm,.John G. Smith, John Macpherson- Grant, Robert Thomson, William Macbean, Cluny Macpherson, Donald Russell, Lord Lovat, Donald Shaw, E. G. Fraser-Tytler, Sir A. Campbell-Orde. T. R. Biscoe, Kenneth Macdonald, William M. Morrison, A. H. Donoflas, Harry Macdonald, Peter Grant, James Macfarlane, John Ross, I> R. J. M. Grant, James Beattie, together with the Convener and Vice-Convener. Five to be a quorum. IV. Allotments and Small Holdings Committee. Same as Finance Committee. Councillor Donald Grant, Convener^ Five to be a quorum. v.- Committee under the Light Bailways Act. Councillor Donald Grant, Convener, Peter Grant, Lord Lovat, Lachlan Macdonald of Skeabost ; John Mackenzie, Macleod of Macleod, Rev Thom!=on Mackay, Donald Grant. R. E. Jones, J. T. Garrioch, James Shearer E. G. Fraser-Tytler, William M. Morrison, (George, Malcolm, A. H. Douglas, Harry Macdonald T. R. J. M. Grant. Three a quorum. Is a speciality at Clark^s See page viii.

21 :, Official List xrii "VI. Lunacy Board. Councillors Robert Thomson, J. T, Garrioch, Kenneth Macdonald, John Ross, "WiUiam Macbean, James Shearer, T. R. Biscoe, Oeorge Malcolm, William M. Morrison. VII, Executive Committee of Local Authority (Cattle Diseases). Councillors Donald Russell, Kenneth Macdonald, T. R. Biscoo, Robert Thomson, William Macbean, J. G. Smith, E. G. Fraser-Tytler, John T Garrioch. The following gentlemen were appointed under Section 73 of the Act, although not members of Council, viz. : Mr John Rose Leanach; Mr John Cran, Kirkton ; Major Hugh Davidson of Cantray, and P. G. Macdonald of Torbreck. Five to be a quorum, VIII. Valuation Committees r^ree to he a quorum. 1st. For the Inverness Districts: Councillors John Rosa, William Burns, William Cameron, James Sbearer, John T. Garrioch, Peter Grant, T. R. Biseoe, Robert Thomson, James Beattie, Donald Shaw, E, G. Fraser-Tytler, Donald Russell. 2n,d. For Kingussie District. Councillors Sir George Macpherson- Grant, John Macdoagall, Peter Grant, John Smith, Swen Campbell, John Macpherson-Grant, Donald Grant, James Gilbert, Cluny Macpherson. 3rd. For Fort-William Disiwi ; Councillors the Convener, the Vice-Convener, Robert Stewart, Colonel J. A. Macdonald, George Malcolm, A. W. Macdonald, R. E. Jones, Donald Mackintosh, John Macdonald, A. G. Thorns. 4th. For Island Districts Councillors Lachlan Macdonald of Skeabost, Rev. Thomson Mackay, Kennetb Macdonald, Sir Arthur Campbell-Orde, Bart.; John Mackenzie, Macleod of Macleod, John Robertson, Alexander Macdonald, Nicol Martin, Thomas D. Macgregor, A. H. Douglas, Harry Macdonald, Angus Macleoa, Robert Morrison, Rev. Alex. Macdougall, Rev, Angus Macrae, Rev. W. A, Mackenzie. IX. Prison Visitors. 1st. Inverness Prison. Councillors John Macpherson-Grant and E. G. Fraser-Tytler, ^nd. Fort-William Prison Cells. Councillors the Lord-Lieutenant, the Vice-Convener, George Malcolm, R. E. Jones, John Macdonald, A. W. Macdonald. 3rd. Portree Prison Cells. Councillors Lachlan Macdonald of Skeabost, Harry Macdonald, John Mackenzie, Macleod of Macleod, Nicol Martin. 4th. Lochmaddy Prison Cells. Councillors Rev. Angus Macrae, Sir Arthur Campbell-Orde, Bart. ; Thomas D. Macgregor, Angus Macleod, Robert Morrison, Rev. Alexander Macdougall. X. "Weights and Measures and Explosives' Acts, Councillor William Macbean Convener. Councillors James Shearer, William Macbean, Peter Grant, Robert Thomson, John T. Garrioch, Donald Russell, W. M. Morrison. WHITE HORSE Whisky of world renown, 4s per Bottler

22 ; xviii Official List. XI. Public Health Committee. Councillors James Beattie, E. G. Fraser-Tytler, Donald Grants John Macpherson Grant, Lord Lovat, James Gilbert, J. G. Smith, William Burns, George Malcolm, John Ross, Donald Shaw, Alex. Maclean, Harry Macdonald, A. H. Douglas, William Cameron, James Shearer, John Mackenzie, Robert Thomson, John Macdonald, Macleod of Macleod, Colonel J. A. Macdonald, C.B.; W. M. Morrison, Thomas D. Macgregor, Donald Russell, John T, Garrioeb, the Convener and Vice-Convener, Five to be a quorum, XII Appeal Committees Against Assessments. All County Councillors within the several Electoral Divisions to act as an Appeal Committee for their several Districts, with power to hear and decide Appeals therein against Assessments, Three to be a quorum. XIII. Parliamentary Bills Committee. Councillors James Shearer, William Burns, John T. Garrioch, Donald Grant, George Malcolm, Kenneth Macdonald, John Mackenzie. Three to be a quorum. XIV, Reservists' Committee, Lord Lovat, E. G. Fraser-Tytler, I. R. J. M. Grant, Harry Macdonald, John T. Garrioch, The Mackintosh of Mackintosh, R. E, Jones, Mr Anderson, Colonel J. A. Macdonald, Macleod of Macleod, Thos. Wilson, Lochmaddy ; Rev. Alex. Grant, North Uist. XV. Inverness-shire County Committee on Secondary Education. Councillors Kenneth Macdonald, Inverness ; T. R. Biscoe of Newton, George Malcolm, Invergarry ; Rev. Thomson Mackay, Kilbride House, Broadford ; Donald Paterson, Askernish, South Uist Rev. Dr Mackenzie, Kingussie ; J. T. Garioch, Beauly ; Rev. Alexaader Grant, Trumifgarry, Lochmaddy; Rev. James Grant, Kilmuir, Portree; Rev. Allan Cameron, Inverness; Rev. D. A. Macqueen, Inverness; Rev. Gavin Lang, Inverness; Rev. J. P. Campbell, Glen-Urquhart J. Leslie Eraser, Inverness; Dr Ogilvie Grant, Inverness ; John Cran, Kirkton; William Cameron, Upperton, Glen-Urqubart ; Dugald Maclachlan, Portree ; Canon Cameron, Beauly ; and J. L. Robertson, H.M. Inspector of Schools, Maybank, Inverness, Convener. XIV. District Road and Public Health Committees. All County Councillors for Electoral Divisions comprised in Districts, together with one representative from the Parish Council of each Parish. Is on Sale at Clark's Store, Young Street, Inverness^

23 Official List xix SHERIFF COURT. The County is divided into Four Districts for Sheriff Court purposes, each District having a resident Sheriff-Substitute and other officials. The principal seat of the Court is at Inverness, and the Registers of Deeds ami Protests and Commissary Records are kept at Inverness. The Districts are as follows : 1, The Inverness District, comprising the Burgh of Inverness and the following parishes of the County, viz.: Inverness, Croy, Petty, Ardersier, Cawdor, Daviot and Dunlichity, Moy and Dalarossie, Dores, Boleskine and Abertarff, Urquhart and Glenmoriston, Kiltarlity, Kirkhill, Kilmorack, Urray, Cromdale and Inverallan, Duthil and Rothiemurchus, Abernethy, Kingussie and Insh, Laggan, Alvie, and a portion of the parish of Glenelg. 2. The Fort-William District, comprehending the Parishes of Kilmallie, Ardnamurcban, Kilmonivaig, Small Isles, and a portion of the parish of Glenelg. S. The Shye District, comprehending the whole of the Island of Skye and the Island of Raasay 4. The Long Island District, comprehending the Parishes of North Uist, South Uist, Barra, and Harris Sheriff of the County Christopher N. Johnstone, advocate Sheriff-Clerk Andrew Macdonald. INVERNESS DISTRICT. Sheriff-Substitute John Peter Grant, advocate Sheriff-Clerk Andrew Macdonald Sheriff-Clerk Depute Norman T. Russel, Procurator- Fiscal James Anderson Deputes Procurator-Fiscal Duncan Shaw and Wm. Anderson Auditor of Court Andrew Macdonald Depute Auditor of Court Norman Russell Commissary Clerk John Mackenzie Commissary Clerk Depute F. W. Grant Bar Officer and Keeper of County Buildings W. Cameron The Ordinary and Debts Recovery and Commissary Courts are held in the Conrt-House, Castle, Inverness, during Session every Thursday, and the Small Debt Courts every Friday, at A.M. Small Debt Circuit Courts are also held at Grantown and Kingussie on the following dates : At Grantown for the Parishes of Cromdale and Inverallan, and Abernethy, on the first Wednesday after the 1th of January, and on the first Wednesday of May and the first Wednesday of September at 12 o'clock noon Summonses issued by John Grant, Grantown, and at Inverness. At Kingussie for the Parishes of Kingussie and Insh, Laggan, Alvie, and the ancient Parish of Rothiemurchus, now united with Duthil, on the Tuesday preceding the first Wednesday after 1th January ; on the Tuesday preceding the first Wednesday in May and September on each of the said days at 12 noon Summonses issued by A. Hacdougall, Caledonian Bank, Kingussie, and at Inverness. FORT-WILLIAM DISTRICT. Sheriff Substitute Donald Davidson. Sheriff-Clerk Depute Hector Fraser ''-'r'ocurator-fiscal D. Macniven GAELl C Whisky, 3s 8d per Bottle, in original dump bottles.

24 XX Official List. SKYB DISTRICT. Sheriff-Substitute George James Campbell SherifiF-Clerk Depute Kenneth Macrae Procurator- Fiscal J. J. Maclean Small Debt Circuit Courts are held at Broadford and Dunvegan three times annually on days fixed by the Sheriff. LONG ISLAND DISTRICT Sheriff-Substitute George James Campbeli Sheriff-Clerk Depute Andrew M'Elfrish Procurator-Fiscal A. A. Chisholm Small Debt Circuit Courts are held at Tarbert and Loehboisdale one in the month of May, and another in the month of October, at each, annually, on days fixed by the Sheriff. * Definitions of Boundary within which Jurors may be cited for Sheriff Court at Inverness within the Inverness Sheriff Court District, as given above. Jurors for the Sittings of the High Court of Justiciary may be cited from whole County of Inverness, and also the Counties of Elgin, Nairn, Boss and Cromarty, Sutherland and Caithness. County Police Force. Inverness District Alexander Machardy, chief constable,, Hugh Chisholm, superintendent and deputy chief constable Keith Webster, inspector,, Fort-William District A. Chisholm, inspector Skye District A. Boyd, inspector Loni? Island District Donald Henderson, inspector R. D. THOMSON (SUCCESSOR TO JOHN MACKENZIE), LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPER, 19 CHURCH STREET, INVERNESS. For THOMSON'S the Man CHEAP DRESSES, CHEAP TWEEDS, CHEAP SHIRTS, &c., &c. WHOLESALE BUYERS SUPPLIED.

25 Ojficial List. xxi Justice of Peace Courts. liiverjiess Andrew Macdonald, clerk. A. J. Macritchie, procurator- fiscal. Grantown William Forsyth, solicitor, Grantown Kingussie J. T. Simpson, solieitor, Kingussie. Fori- William Hector Fraser. Portree R. Macdonald, do. Dunvegmt John F. Mackenzie, do. Lochhoisdale James Kemp, clerk. jlo7ig Island John Ferguson, South Uist, do. Lochmaddy Andrew M'Elfrisb. Barra Wm. Arbuckle, clerk. Harris 3. A. Stewart, Strond, clerk. Inverness Quarter Sessions. Meet on the first Tuesday of March, first Tuesday of May, first Tuesday of August, and last Tuesday of October, annually. Weights and Measures. Clerk and Convener, Andrew Macdonald. Inspectors Alexander Boyd, Portree ; Donald Henderson, Lochmaddy ; Alex. Chisholm, Fort-William. General Inspector, Alex. Machardy, Castle, Inverness ; Assistant, Inspector Keith Webster, Inverness. Attendance given at the Weights and Measures Ofl&ce, Castle, Inverness, every lawful day from A.M. till 4 P.M., and from 7 p.m. ti : 9 P.M., for the purpose of comparing and stamping all legal weight brought there from any part of the country. Caledonian Canal (Originally opened in 1822). From one end of the Canal to the other the distance is sixty miles. The lochs along the route extend to thirty-eight miles, and the Canal cuttings to twenty-two miles. There are twenty-nine locks on tha line the rise to the summit level in Loch-Oich being about 0 feet above high water of ordinary neap tides. Tbe Canal can accommodate vessels not exceeding in dimensions, overall, viz. Length, 10 feet; width, 38 feet ; draught of water when at the standard level, 1 feet. Commissioners. The Speaker of the House of Commons The Chancellor of the Exchequer First Lord of the Admiralty The Vice-Prenident of the Board of Trade The Lord Advocate The Member for Argyll for the time being The Duke of Argyll Lord Lovat Donald Cameron of Lochiel Lord Malcolm of Poltalloch J. E. B. Baillie of Dochfour, M.P. Secretary Edward Ponsonby, House of Commons Law Agent James Hope, W.S., Edinburgh Resident Engineer and Superintendent John G. Davidson Collector at Clachnaharry W. J. M. Burrell Collector at Corpach David Macgillivray. Can only be had from Clark, Young Street, Inverness.