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'Cha 'n eil ceò an tigh na h-Uiseige', Early 20th century
'Cha 'n eil ceò an tigh na h-Uiseige', Early 20th century
Collection of Gaelic poems. Collected or written by John Gillies, 18th century
This appears to be a collection of poems, prepared for publication by John Gillies in Perth, although they previous historical records are ambiguous as to whether John Gillies may have either also collected or written them. This may be an original manuscript for a published volume titled Sean dàin, agus òrain Ghàidhealach 'Old Gaelic poems and songs', published by John Gillies in Perth, 1784.
Collection of prose and verse. Scribe: Uilleam Ó Lionain, 18th century
A collection of prose and verse in Irish.
"Cumadh Iarla Bhriad-Alban." Poem by Donchadh Mac-an-t-Saoir, 18th century
Cumhadh Iarla Bhraid-Alban, le Donchadh Mac-an-t-saoir. Poem of 12 double quattrains. Begins "'S truagh r'a eisdeachd an sgeul".
Gaelic poetry of the 18th century: Alexander McDonald, Late 19th or early 20th century
Script for a lecture on ALexander McDonald, though it may require further investigation to ascertain which Alexander McDonald that may be (possibly Alasdair mac Mhaighistir Alasdair?). It appears to have been a lecture delivered by Mackinnon, although it does not look like Mackinnon's handwriting
Miscellaneous Papers by Alexander MacBain, c.1880
No title. Collection of manuscripts., 18th or 19th century
Notebook containing notes on modern Gaelic poetry between 1600 and 1790(?), Late 19th or early 20th century
Marked 'Mackinnon A12' and noted thus in previous historical records. This notebook is full with notes on what appears to be a discussion of modern Gaelic poetry between 1600 and 1790 (according to the front cover).
Notebook containing printed extracts of Ossianic poetry, Late 19th or early 20th century
This appears to be a notebook in which Mackinnon has cut printed extracts of Ossianic poetry from other sources, and inserted them into this notebook. There are some handwritten notes alongside some of the printed extracts, which may be in preparation for study or discussion of the Ossianic poetry.