Alastair Breac, a renowned warrior--Raids of cattle lifters--Iain Geal Donn proposes a raid on Gairloch--Alastair Buidhe Mackay intercepts him at Scardroy--Slays him and all his men except one--Alastair Breac sends the news to Lord Mackenzie--Cameron of Lochiel plans a raid on Gairloch in revenge--Alastair Breac sends eighty men to oppose him, but he has retired--Song composed to the Guard of the Black Corrie--Colla Ban--In default of blackmail threatens raid on Gairloch--His spies are frightened by four Gairloch men at Luibmhor--Kenneth, sixth laird of Gairloch, fined as a "malignant"--Alexander, seventh laird of Gairloch 49 CHAPTER XIV.--THE BARONETS OF GAIRLOCH AND SOME OTHER GAIRLOCH MACKENZIES. Sir Kenneth, eighth laird of Gairloch--M.P. for Ross-shire--Sir Alexander, ninth laird of Gairloch--Builds Flowerdale--The "Forty-five"--Murder of the Gille Buidhe, valet to Prince Charlie--Duncan Macrae conveys a keg of gold for Prince Charlie's use--The "sian"--English man-of-war fires at Flowerdale--Sir Alexander, tenth laird of Gairloch--Builds Conan House--His son called "Fighting Jack," the father of the British army--Sir Hector Mackenzie--Lives at home--Lord-Lieutenant of Ross-shire--His beloved lady--Sir Francis Mackenzie--Publishes his "Hints" in 1838--Sir Kenneth, present baronet--Mackenzies of Letterewe--Mackenzies of Lochend--Mackenzies of Gruinard--Large family--Mackenzies of Kernsary--Summary of Mackenzie History--Crest, Badge, Slogan, and Pipe tunes 53 CHAPTER XV.--GAIRLOCH ESTATES, AND OLD NAMES OF PLACES. Kenlochewe--Gairloch--Description in protocol of 1494--Description in retour of 1566--Description in 1638--Names in Dutch map of 1662--Second half of the water of Ewe bought in 1671--Strip on north of River Ewe acquired in 1844--Letterewe originally Kintail property--Acquired by Charles Mackenzie in 1696--Sold to Mr Bankes in 1835--Northern parts of Gairloch belonging to Gruinard Mackenzies before 1655--Sold to Davidson of Tulloch in 1795--Afterwards acquired by Mr Bankes--Mr O. H. Mackenzie's estate of Inverewe 60 CHAPTER XVI.--ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF GAIRLOCH.