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Chapter II: Appendix: Ashantee Campaign, 803

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Loudon’s Highlanders, 1745-1748, 451

Montgomery’s Highlanders, or 77th Regiment, 1757-1763, 453

Fraser’s Highlanders, or Old 78th and 71st Regiments--

Old 78th, 1757-1763, 457

Old 71st, 1775-1783, 465

Keith’s and Campbell’s Highlanders, or Old 87th and 88th
Regiments, 475

89th Highland Regiment, 1759-1765, 478

Johnstone’s Highlanders, or 101st Regiment, 1760-1763, 479

71ST HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY, formerly the 73rd or Lord
Macleod’s Highlanders, 479

Argyle Highlanders, or Old 74th Regiment, 1778-1783, 519

Macdonald’s Highlanders, or Old 76th Highland Regiment, 520

Athole Highlanders, or Old 77th Regiment, 1778-1783, 522

72ND REGIMENT, or DUKE OF ALBANY’S OWN HIGHLANDERS, formerly
the 78th or Seaforth’s Highlanders, 524

Aberdeenshire Highland Regiment, or Old 81st, 1777-1783, 565

Royal Highland Emigrant Regiment, or Old 84th, 1775-1783, 565

Forty Second Royal Highland Regiment, Second Battalion, now
the 73rd Regiment, 566

74TH HIGHLANDERS, 571

75TH REGIMENT, 616

78TH HIGHLANDERS or ROSS-SHIRE BUFFS, 617

79TH QUEEN’S OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS, 697

91ST PRINCESS LOUISE ARGYLLSHIRE HIGHLANDERS, 726

92ND GORDON HIGHLANDERS, 756

93RD SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS, 777

Appendix to the 42nd Royal Highland Regiment (Black Watch),
1873-1875 (Ashantee Campaign), 803

Fencible Corps, 807

INDEX, 808

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

VOLUME II.

Subject. Painted by
Engraved by Page

MAP SHOWING THE DISTRICTS OF THE } Edited by Dr Maclauchlan,
HIGHLAND CLANS, }
J. Bartholomew, To face title.

VIEW OF CASTLE URQUHART, LOCH NESS, J. Fleming,
W. Forrest, 296

COLONELS OF THE 42ND ROYAL HIGHLANDERS, From Original Sources,
H. Crickmore, 325

(1.) John, Earl of Crawford.
(2.) Sir George Murray, G.C.B., G.C.H.
(3.) Sir John Macdonald, K.C.B.
(4.) Sir Duncan A. Cameron, K.C.B.

LORD CLYDE (Sir Colin Campbell), H. W. Phillips,
W. Holl, 409

MONUMENT IN DUNKELD CATHEDRAL TO THE }
42ND ROYAL HIGHLANDERS, } 434

COLONELS OF THE 71ST AND 72D HIGHLANDERS, From Original Sources,
H. Crickmore, 479

(1.) John, Lord Macleod.
(2.) Sir Thomas Reynell, Bt., K.C.B.
(3.) Kenneth, Earl of Seaforth.
(4.) Sir Neil Douglas, K.C.B., K.C.H.

COLONELS OF THE 78TH AND 79TH HIGHLANDERS, From Original Sources,
H. Crickmore, 617

(1.) F. H. Mackenzie, Lord Seaforth.
(2.) Sir Patrick Grant, G.C.B., G.C.M.G.
(3.) Sir Ronald Craufurd Ferguson, G.C.B.
(4.) Sir James Macdonell, K.C.B., K.C.H.

THE PRINCESS LOUISE, From Photograph by Hill and Saunders,
W. Holl, 726

THE MARQUIS OF LORNE, From Photograph by Elliot and Fry,
W. Holl, 726

COLONELS OF THE 91ST, 92D, AND } From Original Sources
93D HIGHLANDERS, }
H. Crickmore, 756

(1.) General Duncan Campbell of Lochnell.
(2.) George, Marquis of Huntly.
(3.) Major-General W. Wemyss of Wemyss.
(4.) Sir H. W. Stisted, K.C.B.

MAP--CRIMEA, WITH PLAN OF SEBASTOPOL,
J. Bartholomew, 777

TARTANS.

MACDONALD, 136
MACDOUGALL, 159
MACLACHLAN, 165
ARGYLL CAMPBELL, 175
BREADALBANE CAMPBELL, 186
MACKINTOSH, 201
FARQUHARSON, 215
MACNAUGHTON, 229
MACGREGOR, 243
GRANT, 250
MACNAB, 258
MACKAY, 266
GUNN, 278
FORBES, 290
MENZIES, 306

WOODCUTS IN THE LETTERPRESS.

74. Old Scotch plough, and Caschroim, or crooked spade, 9
75. Quern, ancient Highland, 18
76. A Cottage in Islay in 1774, 25
77. Music, ancient Scottish, scale, 106
78. Macdonald coat of arms, crest, and motto, 136
79. Clanranald ” ” ” 153
80. Macdonnell of Glengarry ” ” 156
81. Macdougall ” ” 159
82. Macneill ” ” 162
83. Maclachlan ” ” 165
84. Lamond ” ” 168
85. Robertson ” ” 169
86. Macfarlane ” ” 173
87. Argyll Campbell ” ” 175
88. Breadalbane Campbell ” ” 186
89. Macleod ” ” 191
90. Mackintosh ” ” 201
91. “Mackintosh’s Lament,” bagpipe music, 204
92. Dalcross Castle, 209
93. Macpherson coat of arms, crest, and motto, 210
94. James Macpherson, editor of the Ossianic poetry, 211
95. Farquharson coat of arms, crest, and motto, 215
96. Cameron ” ” ” 217
97. Maclean ” ” ” 223
98. Sir Allan Maclean, 227
99. Macnaughton coat of arms, crest, and motto, 229
100. Munro of Foulis ” ” ” 231
101. Ross ” ” ” 235
102. Mackenzie ” ” ” 238
103. Sir George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh, 240
104. Macgregor coat of arms, crest, and motto, 243
105. Rob Roy, 245
106. Grant coat of arms, crest, and motto, 250
107. Castle Grant, 254
108. Mackinnon coat of arms, crest, and motto, 256
109. Macnab ” ” ” 258
110. The last Laird of Macnab, 261
111. Macquarrie coat of arms, crest, and motto, 262
112. Mackay ” ” ” 266
113. Sutherland ” ” ” 272
114. Dunrobin Castle, 277
115. Gunn coat of arms, crest, and motto, 278
116. Maclaurin (or Maclaren) ” ” 279
117. Macrae ” ” 280
118. Buchanan ” ” 281
119. Colquhoun ” ” 284
120. Old Rossdhu Castle, 289
121. Forbes coat of arms, crest, and motto, 290
122. Craigievar Castle, 294
123. Urquhart coat of arms, crest, and motto, 296
124. Lorn ” ” ” 299
125. Fraser ” ” ” 302
126. Bishop Fraser’s Seal, 302
127. Sir Alexander Fraser of Philorth, 303
128. Menzies coat of arms, crest, and motto, 306
129. Chisholm ” ” ” 307
130. Erchless Castle (seat of “the Chisholm”), 308
131. Stewart Murray (Athole) coat of arms, crest, and motto, 309
132. Blair Castle, as restored in 1872, 312
133. Drummond coat of arms, crest, and motto, 313
134. Graham ” ” ” 314
135. Gordon ” ” ” 316
136. Gordon Castle, 318
137. Cumming coat of arms, crest, and motto, 318
138. Ogilvy ” ” ” 319
139. Crest and motto of 42nd Royal Highlanders, 324
140. Farquhar Shaw of the “Black Watch” (1743), 330
141. Plan of the Siege of Ticonderoga (1758), 338
142. British Barracks, Philadelphia, in 1764, 354
143. Sir Ralph Abercromby in Egypt, Portrait, 372
144. } Regimental Medal of the 42nd Royal Highlanders,
145. } issued in 1819, 374
146. Medal to the officers of the 42nd Royal Highlanders
for services in Egypt, 374
147. Colonel (afterwards Major-General Sir) Robert Henry
Dick, 396
148. Vase presented to 42nd Royal Highlanders by the
Highland Society of London, 400
149. Col. Johnstone’s (42nd) Cephalonian medal, 407
150. “Highland Pibroch,” bagpipe music, 446
151. View of Philadelphia, U.S., as in 1763, 455
152. Sir David Baird, 482
153. Monument in Glasgow Cathedral to Colonel the Hon.
Henry Cadogan (71st), 498
154. Major-General Sir Denis Pack, K.C.B., 504
155. Monument erected by the 71st Highlanders in Glasgow
Cathedral, 517
156. Crest of the 72nd, Seaforth Highlanders, 524
157. General James Stuart, 530
158. “Cabar Feidh,” bagpipe music, 533
159. Major-General William Parke, C.B., 557
160. Map of Kaffraria, 564
161. Crest of the 74th Highlanders, 571
162. Major-General Sir Archibald Campbell, Bart., K.C.B.
(74th), 572
163. Plan of Assaye, 23rd Sept. 1803, 574
164. Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Sir Robert Le Poer Trench
(74th), 583
165. Medal conferred on the non-commissioned officers and
men of the 74th for meritorious conduct during the
Peninsular campaign, 591
166. Waterkloof, scene of the death of Lieutenant-Colonel
Fordyce (74th), 598
167. Crest of the 78th Highlanders, 617
168. Facsimile of a poster issued by Lord Seaforth in Ross and
Cromarty in raising the Ross-shire Buffs (78th), 618
169. Plan of the Battle of Assaye, 631
170. Major-General Alexander Mackenzie-Fraser, 642
171. Colonel Patrick Macleod of Geanies (78th), 650
172. Major-General Sir Henry Havelock, K.C.B., 664
173. Suttee Chowra Ghât, scene of the second Cawnpoor
Massacre, 15th July 1857, 668
174. Plan of the action near Cawnpoor, 16th July 1857, 669
175. Map of the scene of Havelock’s operations in July and
August, 1857, 671
176. Mausoleum over the Well of the Massacre at Cawnpoor, 672
177. Plan of the operations for the relief of Lucknow in
September and November, 1857, 677
178. Monument to the memory of the 78th Highlanders, erected
on Castle Esplanade, Edinburgh, 689
179. Centre Piece of Plate presented by the counties of Ross
and Cromarty to the 78th, Ross-shire Buffs, 691
180. Crest of the 79th Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders, 697
181. Major-General Sir John Douglas, K.C.B., 711
182. Richard James Mackenzie, M.D., F.R.C.S., 715
183. Lieutenant-Colonel W. C. Hodgson (79th), 719
184. Monument erected in 1857 in the Dean Cemetery, Edinburgh,
in memory of the 79th who fell in action during the
campaign of 1854-55, 722
185. Crest of the 91st Princess Louise Argyllshire Highlanders, 726
186. The 91st crossing the Tyumie or Chumie River, 737
187. Brass Tablet erected in 1873 in Chelsea Hospital to the
memory of Colonel Edward W. C. Wright, C.B. (91st), 742
188. Lieutenant-Colonel Bertie Gordon (91st), 744
189. Major-General John F. G. Campbell (91st), 746
190. Biscuit-Box presented by the men of the 91st Princess
Louise Argyllshire Highlanders to the Princess Louise
on the occasion of her marriage, 752
191. Crest of the 92nd Gordon Highlanders, 756
192. General Sir John Moore, 758
193. Coat of Arms of Col. John Cameron (92nd), 762
194. Colonel John Cameron (92nd), 764
195. Sir John Macdonald, K.C.B., of Dalchosnie, 768
196. Major-General Archibald Inglis Lockhart, C.B. (92nd), 770
197. Badge of the 93rd Sutherland Highlanders, 777
198. Sir Duncan M’Gregor, K.C.B., 782
199. The Hon. Adrian Hope (93rd), 788
200. The Secunder Bagh, 791
201. Lieutenant-Colonel Wm. M’Bean, V.C. (93rd), 800
202. Centre Piece of Plate, belonging to the Officers’ Mess
of the 93rd Sutherland Highlanders, 801
203. Map of Ashantee Country and Gold Coast, 803
204. Sir Garnet J. Wolseley, K.C.M.G., C.B., 804
205. Sir John C. M’Leod, K.C.B. (42nd), 805

PART FIRST--_Continued_.

GENERAL HISTORY OF THE HIGHLANDS.

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