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THE SHAWS.

The Shaws are descended from Shaw Beg Mackintosh, the hero of the disgusting fight of the North Inch of Perth. He was probably a son of Ferchar, chief of the Mackintoshes. He was succeeded by his |e James. James had two sons, Alexan-

der and Adam. He was killed at the battle of Harlaw in 1411. Alexander, Alasdir Ciar, obtained a heritable right to Rothi- murchus in 1464. He married a daughter sf Stewart of Kincardine, by whom he had John, his successor, Alexander, James, Ferchar and iver. John was succeeded by his son Allan. Allan sold Rothimurchus in 1539. He was succeeded in the chief- tainship of the Shaws by his son James, James had a son named Allan, who died without issue. He had also apparently another son named Alexander.

The Shaws called themselves Mackin- toshes at least during the time that they owned Rothimurchus. They may or may not have been the clan Chevill of Wyn- town, Major, and other writers,

Adam, second son of James, son of Shaw Beg, had a son named Robert, whe had two sons, Angus and Bean. Angus be- came proprietor of Tordarroch. He died without issue, and was succeeded by his brother Bean. Bean was succeeded by his son Ay or Hugh, who was succeeded by his son Robert. Robert had three sons, Alexander his successor, Donald and William. Alexander was succeeded by his son Angus, and Angus by his son Alex-

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Robert died without male issue and wes suc seeded by bis brother, Alexander. Alexande: had three sons, William, who died young; John, his successor, and Wiliam of Moaltrio. John married Margaret, daughter of Lord James Murray, son of the first Marquis of Athole, by whom be had James and Anne James married Amelia, daughter of Lord George Murray, lieutenant-general of Prince Charles’s army. He died in 1896. His estates went to Ca:herine, his only child. Anne Fa quharson was married to Angus Mackintosh, chief of the Mackintoshes. She was married in 1741. She was then in her eighteenth year, She was the ceiebrated Lady Mackintosh of 1745. She died in Ediuburgh, March 2ad, 1784. Tux Inverey Brancu. James, fourth son of Donald Farquharson, of Castleton, was the first of the family of Inverey. He had five sons, William, John, Lewis of Archindryne, James of Tullochooy, and Donald. He was succeeded in Inverey by his eldest son, William. Lewis of Achindryne married Margaret, daughter of Farquharson of Allanquoich, by whom he had Alexander, John, William, Donald, @harles, and James, John and Charles were priests. The former had a valuable manuscript collection of Gwe ic poetry. He deposited it in« the Roman Catholic College at Douay in 1772. It was unfortunately destroyed. William, second of Inverey, had two sons, John, his successor, and Charles of Balmoral. John, known as the Black Colonel, com- manded the Farqubarsons at the battle of Killiecrankie in 1659. He had three sons, Peter his successor, Charles of Ach!osson, and James, Hedied about 1700 Peter com- manded the Farquharsons at the battle of Sheriffmuir in 1715. He was succeeded by his son Finlay, who died without issue. Who the present chief of the Fa: quharsons is 1 do not know. The chief of the clann Fhearchair, or descendants of Fhearchair Beag, that is, of all the Farquharsons, is to be looked for among the Fa: quharsons of Athole But as the Farquharsons of Athole were not land-owners they may not be able to trace themselves back, link by link, to their pro. genitor. ‘The chief of the clann Fhionniaidh, MacKinl:ys, Fmlaysons, or descendants of Fionnla Mor, is to be looked for among the Farguharsons of Braemar. John of Craig- niety, 4th son of Fionnla Mor, succeeded his father in the chiefship of the Finlaysons;. but John’s legitimate descendant’s in the male line may or may not be extinct. Finzean is said to be the chief of the Faigu- harsons, but one would like to see the proof.

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Major General in the army. He die? i 1835, ana Was Bcceeasa vy ais son John Andrew. Claudius was a Oolonel in the army. He married Archange, daughter of Angus, 26th chief cf the Mackintoshes.

of the cian Chattan is his grandson. Alexander, Alasdir Og, 2nd son of Alasdir Ciar, was the progenitor of the Shaws of Dell. James, 3rd son of Alasdir Ciar, was the progenitor of the Shaws of Dalnavert.

It is almost certain that Alexander Shaw, of Achnachaitnich, known as Alasdir Ruadh, was the son of James, son of Allan of Rothimurchus. It is also almost certain that James Shaw of Tulochgrve in Rothi- murchus, was Alasdir Ruadh'sson. James married a daughter of Robert Farquharson, Ist of Invercauld, by whom he had James of Orathinard. James-of Cathinard was a poet. A love song composed by him will be found in the Gaelic Bards from 1715 to 1765. He married Ann, daughter and heiress oi John MacHardy of Crathie, by whom he had Duncaa, his heir. Duncan sold Carthinard in 1710. He was married and had seven sons. He died in 1726.

THE FARQUHARSONS.

Farquahar, Fearchair Beg, fourth son of Alasdir Ciar Shaw or Mackintosh, was the progenitor of the Farquharsons. He settied near the Linn of Dee. He hada son named Donald. Donald, Domhnull MacFheararchair, had two sons, Farquhar and Finlay. Farquhar removed to Athole, and was the progenitor of the Farquharsons of Perthshire, Finlay succeeded his father in Strathdee. Finlay, Fionnla Mor, was the rea! founder of the clan Farquhar or clan Finlay of Brae- mar. They are called Farquhars after his grandfather and Finlaysons or Mackinlays after himself.

Fhionnlaidh Bhraidh-Mhar.” in 1547. He was married twice and had

and wife of

John Roy was.not the author of the elegy. It is said to have been composed by a man nam- Alexander Mackintosh Shaw, the historianjed Davidson.

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nine sons, William, James, Alexander, John, Donald, Robert, Lachlan, Finlay and George. William died without male issue. James purchased Castleton in Braemar. He died without issue. Alexandera only son also died without issue. John settled in Craigniety in Glenisla, where his descend- ants resided for alongtime. Donald suc- ceeded his brother James in Castleton. Robert occupied Invercauld. Lachlan ac- quired Brouchdearg by marriage. Finlay lived in Achreachan in Glenlivet. George lived in Deskry. Donald of Castleton, 5ch son of Fionnla Mor, had four sons, Denald Ox, his succes- sor in Castleton ; Robert, founder of the family of Fiozean; Alexander, founder of the family of Allanqaoich ; and James, founder of the family of lnverey. Donald died about 1600.

Donald Og, “‘the pride of Braemar,” ex- changed Castleton for Monaitrie. He mar- ried Margaret, daughter of (ocdon ot Aber- geldie, by whom he bad Donald and Charles. He fought under Montrose at the battle of laverlochy in 1645. He was killed at Aber- deen a few weeks afterwards Donald, his elder son, died unmarried. Charles sold Mon.

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Sir,—I notice in the Guardian of the 30:h that the new pastor of St. James’ | church, in this city, is reported to have ssid last Sunday worning, concerning the late Bishop Phillips Brooks, that ‘** he did more, perhaps, than any other living mem

ber of the Episcopate on this side of the Atlantic towards hastening the time when we shall rise above creed and form,” ete. What does the reverend gentleman mean by rising above creed and form? I have +lways understood creed tc mean faith, and how, therefore, can Christianity exist with- out creed? A creedless or formless Chris- tianity is no Christianity. With some the form may indeed exist without the power, but the power cannot exist without the form. I can easily understand people rising above the Presbyterian creed (che West- minster Confession); most Presbyterians have done so already, and it is to be hoped their ministers will soon rise above retain- ing and subscribing to the mere form; but | cannot understand anyone rising above the creed of the Episcopal Church (the Ap stiles’ Creed) without rising above, or rather sink- ing beneath Christianity.

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A Piucxy Lap.—The Halifax Chron- icle says : Musquodoboit has « plucky lad im the person ot Raymond Archibald, aged Ll years, son of Mr. P. G. Archibald. He went to the barn the other morning before daylight to feed cattle. While getting down from the scaffold he lost his balance and fell, upsetting the lantern. The flames from the lantern set fire to the hay and straw on the floor- The lad, however, showed great presence of mind by throwing the lantern out of the barn and then thr >w- ing himself on top of the burning straw, and by the free use of his cap managed to put out the flames. He then ran out of doors and put out the flimes of the lantern, at the same time shouting “fire.” When help arrived there were still sparks among the straw. The plucky lad thus prevented a conflagration and gave an exhibition of

the explosion and it is still burning. About 150 men were in the mine at the time. The bodies of nineteen men killed by the shock were taken from the shaft The work of rescue was then suspended, as the smoke was so dense that the rescue party were unable to remain below. Abou! 130 men are stillin the mine. Machinery has been taken out from Gran to partially flood the mine.

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