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
Campbell, Lord Archibald, 240
Campbell, Lieut.-Col. of Glenlyon, 290
Campbell, Sir Colin, 128, 207
Campbell, Sir John of Glenorchy, 337
_Caber Feidh_, 341
Cairns, Thomas, piper, 162
Cairo, occupation of, 220
Caithness, pipes in, 159, 163, 242, 254, 336, 337, 339
_Cailleach Liath Rarsair_, 246
_Caimbeul, Iain Bàn_, 336
_Caledonian Pocket Companion_, 321
Cambrensis, Giraldus, 35, 62
Candahar, Battle of, 132
Canmore, Malcolm, 13, 356
_Canntaireachd_, 87, 102
Canterbury Tales, the, 40
_Caraid nan Gaidheal_, 56
Carles wi’ the Breeks, 335, 337
Carrick, customs in, 158
Cathkin, Rutherglen and, 256
_Celtic Magazine, The_, 235, 273
_Celtic Monthly, The_, 86, 131, 364
_Ceol Mòr_, 79, 111
_Cha till mi tuille_, 12, 313, 318
Chaldean instruments, 31
Chattan, the Clan, 40, 228, 304
Chaucer, 40, 76
Charlie, Prince, 52, 90, 113, 118, 121, 226, 227, 229, 266
Charles I., King, 117
Charles II., King, 329
Chisholm, the, 228
Cirencester, carvings in, 156
_Clach-na-phiobair_, 128
Clan Ranald’s March, 290
Clarence, Duke of, 159
Clark, George, piper, 129
Clark, James, piper, 163
Claverhouse, General, 127
Club of True Highlanders, the, 283
Cluny Castle, 229
Cluny Mac Pherson, 229
_Cockilby’s Sow_, 155, 161
Cock of the North, the, 139, 140
_Cogadh na Sith_, 76, 131, 132, 363
Coll Kitto, 92, 307, 336
Coll, the Mac Leans of, 274
_Complaynt of Scotland_, 18, 35, 48
Cona, the Glen, 339
Contin, burning chapel at, 302
Coomassie, pipers at, 134, 138
Coventry performance in, 50
Craigellachie, 108
Craignish, 324
Cremona, 258, 264
Crimea, the, 138, 207
Cromdale Hill, 128
_Cruachan a’ Cheathaich_, 350
_Cruinneachadh nan Camaronach_, 344
Crusaders’ March, the, 140
Cuidad Rodrigo, Battle of, 129
Culloden, Battle of, 56, 58, 113, 229
Cumberland, Duke of, 113, 114
_Cumha no Chloinn_, 266
_Cumha Ruaraidh Mhoir_, 330
Cunningham, Allan, 99
Dalkeith, 49, 172
Dalmarnock, 256
Dalry (Ayrshire), 226
Dalziel, Sir John Graham, 36
_Daorach Robbi_, 91
Dargai, pipes at, 123, 127, 128
Davidson, Mr., of Tulloch, 277, 278
Delhi, a camp at, 217
Derby, 227
Desperate Battle of Perth, the, 301
Dingwall, pipes in, 52, 278
Disarming Act, the, 58
Don, the River, 226
Druids, the, 19, 24, 76, 100
Drummossie Moor, 229
Drumouchter, 226
Dunad, Castle of, 310
Duart, Mac Leans of, 274
Dunbar, poet, 154, 158
Dundee, 172
Dunderave, Castle of, 193;
ghostly piper of, 251
Dunfermline, 13
Dunivaig, Castle of, 307, 310
Dun Ronald’s Tune, 126
Dunstaffnage, Castle of, 310, 357
Duntroon Castle, 92, 309, 311
Duntroon’s Salute, 311
Duntulm Castle, 269
Dunvegan Castle, 102, 104, 119, 132, 239, 248, 262, 266, 268, 270, 272,
273, 351, 362
Dumbarton, 171
Dumfries, 171, 277
Durer, Albrecht, 32, 46, 225
Durcha, the Hill of, 235
Durinish, 267
Durham, 190
Durness, 253
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