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Account of fulling cloth and accompanying song, 1867
Account of the preparation of seals for eating and accompanying proverb, c1875
Account of the preparation of seals for eating in Uibhist a Tuath/North Uist, including pressing blubber to extract oils. Carmichael recalls tasting the flesh of a young seal on Heisgeir [Heisker/Monach Isles] and that it was 'very agreeable.' and like venison. The accompanying proverb reads 'Bu mhath am biadh feamanaich aran seagail agus saill roin'.
Account of watching waves at Gonnamaol, 1867
Address for Captain Robert Macfarland, 1894
Address for Captain Robert Macfarland, 2 London Place, Paisley Road, Glasgow.
Address for Don[ald] MacDonald who 'Has old hymns', c1893
Address for Don[ald] MacDonald mac Alastair ic Iain Ruaidh, 26 Struthers Street, Calton, Glasgow who 'Has old hymns'. Also a note of the address 'House 17 Cubie Street - off Gallowgate'.
Address for Don[ald] Macmurdoch, Islay and accompanying note, c1892
Address and accompanying note which reads 'Don[ald] Macmurdoch, Baile meadhonach, Portnahaven, Islay [Baile Meadhanach/Ballymeanach, Port na h-Abhainne, Ìle] good naturalist.'
Address for 'Macorquodale', 1894
Address for 'Macorquodale [MacCorquodale] 100 Cromwell St[reet], Paisley Road West' [Glaschu/Glasgow].
Address for Mary Macdonald, 1894
Address for Mary Macdonald, 9 Sandyford Place, near Sauchiehall Street, Glaschu/Glasgow.
Address for Mr Cameron Young, c1892
Address which reads 'Mr Cameron Young Conn Hotel Cockburn' [possibly Cockburn Hotel, Dùn Èideann/Edinburgh].
Address for Mrs Hollingworth, Inchture, August 1886
Address for 'Mrs Hollingworth, Newmains, Inchture, Perthshire'. In brackets after the addresss is 'Bachuill' perhaps indicating that Carmichael was to talk to her about the Barons of Bachuill or that she was related to them as Livingstone is her maiden name.