The Highland bagpipe : $b its history, literature, and music: with some account of the traditions, superstitions, and anecdotes relating to the instrument and its tunesManson, W. L. (William Laird)
History
The Highland bagpipe : $b its history, literature, and music: with some account of the traditions, superstitions, and anecdotes relating to the instrument and its tunes
Manson, W. L. (William Laird)
Bagpipe
1867—John Mac Lennan, piper to the Earl of Fife. Donald Cameron, piper
to Mr. K. W. S. Mac Kenzie, of Seaforth, was this year “Champion
of Champions.”
1868—Andrew Gordon, piper to the Earl of Seafield, Balmacaan, Glen-
Urquhart.
1869—Wm. Mac Donald, piper to the Prince of Wales.
1870—Alex. Cameron, piper to the Marquis of Huntly.
1871—Malcolm Mac Pherson, piper to Cluny Mac Pherson.
1872—Donald Mac Kay, piper to Sir George Mac Pherson Grant, Bart., of
Ballindalloch.
1873—Duncan Mac Dougall, piper to the Earl of Breadalbane. Champion of
Champions, Ronald Mac Kenzie, 78th Highlanders.
1874—John Smith, 93rd Highlanders, Lochgilphead.
1875—Ronald Mac Kenzie, piper to Neil Mac Donald of Dunach.
1876—John Mac Kenzie, Royal Caledonian Asylum, London. Champion of
Champions, Duncan Mac Dougall, piper to the Earl of Breadalbane.
1877—John Mac Bean, piper to Lord Middleton.
1878—Lewis Grant, piper to the Earl of Seafield. 1879—William Mac
Lennan, Dundee. 1880—John J. Connan, piper to John H. Dixon,
Inveran. 1881—Angus Mac Rae, piper to Mr. E. H. Wood of Raasay.
1882—Angus Mac Donald. South Morar. 1883—A. D. Longair, 2nd A.
and S. Highlanders. 1884—John Mac Coll, Oban. 1885—Pipe-Major J.
Mac Dougall Gillies, Glasgow. 1886—R. Meldrum, 93rd Sutherland
Highlanders. 1887—Alex. Fletcher, Invermoriston. 1888—William
Boa, piper to Mr. Dixon of Inveran. 1889—John Mac Kay, 4th A.
and S. Highlanders. 1890—John Mac Donald, Glentromie Lodge,
Kingussie. 1891—Colin Thomson, 3rd Seaforth Highlanders. 1892—
John Cameron, 2nd Cameron Highlanders. 1893—Pipe-Major Matheson,
3rd Highland Light Infantry. 1894—Pipe-Major D. Campbell,
Scottish Rifles. 1895—Murdo Mac Kenzie, piper to Mr. A. G.
Butter of Fascolly. 1896—Alec. Mac Kenzie, Resolis, Invergordon.
1897—Wm. Campbell, second piper to the Queen. 1898—Murdoch Mac
Kenzie, Church Street, Inverness. 1899—D. C. Mather, Lochcarron.
1900—W. G. Meldrum, Moy Hall.
The Highland Society of London, have also, since 1875, presented a gold
medal at the Argyllshire Gathering, to be competed for under the same
conditions as that at the Northern Meeting. The two medals are of about
equal value, and, though neither can be won twice by the same
competitor, one piper may win both. The following are the prize winners
at the Argyllshire Gathering, as kindly supplied by the secretary, Mr.
Alexander Sharp, Oban:—
1875, Sept. 8.— John Mac Bean, Culloden.
1876, „ 13.— Malcolm Mac Pherson, Cluny.
1877, „ 12.— John Mac Bean, Culloden.
1878, „ 11.— William Mac Lennan, Inverness.
1879, „ 10.— George Mac Donald, South Morar.
1880, „ 15.— Pipe-Major Robert Mac Kinnon, Skipness.
1886, „ 8.— Pipe-Major Robert Meldrum, Argyll and Sutherland
Highlanders.
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