Colonsay, one of the Hebrides, its Plants: Their Local Names and Uses--Legends, Ruins, and Place-Names--Gaelic Names of Birds, Fishes, Etc. --Climate, Geological Formation, etc (in English)
Colonsay, one of the Hebrides, its Plants: Their Local Names and Uses--Legends, Ruins, and Place-Names--Gaelic Names of Birds, Fishes, Etc. --Climate, Geological Formation, etc (in English)
Colonsay, one of the Hebrides, its Plants: Their Local Names and Uses--Legends, Ruins, and Place-Names--Gaelic Names of Birds, Fishes, Etc. --Climate, Geological Formation, etc (in English) - Murdoch Mcneill
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Colonsay, one of the Hebrides, its Plants: Their Local Names and Uses--Legends, Ruins, and Place-Names--Gaelic Names of Birds, Fishes, Etc. --Climate, Geological Formation, etc (in English)
Murdoch Mcneill
Synopsis "Colonsay, one of the Hebrides, its Plants: Their Local Names and Uses--Legends, Ruins, and Place-Names--Gaelic Names of Birds, Fishes, Etc. --Climate, Geological Formation, etc (in English)"
COLONSAY: ONE OF THE HEBRIDES. ITS PLANTS: THEIR LOCAL NAMES AND USES, LEGENDS, RUINS, AND PLACE-NAMES- GAELIC NAMES OF BIRDS, FISHES, ETC. CLIMATE, GEOLOGICAL FORMATION, ETC. by MURDOCH M C NEILL. First publshed in 1910. - PREFACE: A COLLECTION of the plants of his native island was begun by the writer in 1903, during a period of convalescence, and was continued as a recreation, from time to time, as occasion offered. In 1908 the idea of making use of the material accumulated and arranging it for publication was conceived, and to put it into effect a final endeavour was made that season to have the plant list of the island as complete as the circumstances would permit. In preparing the little volume for the press, the lack of works of reference was found a serious drawback. The following publications were found most helpful Bentham and Hookers British Flora Witherings English Botany Camerons Gaelic Names of Plants Hogans Irish and Scottish Gaelic Names ofHerbs, Plants, Trees, etc. Gregorys History of the West Highlands Oransay and its Monastery, by F. C. E. MXeill Colla Ciotach Mac Ghilleasbuig, by Prof. Mackinnon Celtic Monthly, Sept. 1903-Jan. 1904 Geikies Scenery of Scotland Notes on the Geology of Colon- say and Oransay, by Prof. Geikie The Two Earth-Movements of Colonsay, by W. B. Wright, B.A., F.G.S. Sketch of the Geology of the Inner Hebrides, by Prof. Heddle Journals of the Scottish Meteorological Society Address on the Climate of the British Isles, by A. Watt, M.A., etc... The writer trusts that much of the matter contained in the following pages may be regarded as typical of and applicable in many respects to the Western Islands as a whole. He would gladly have entered into greater detail regarding the old-time industries, place-names, topography, traditions, and folk-lore of Colonsay, but the general reader may be of opinion that enough has been said on these matters in a work primarily intended to treat of the flora of the island. KILORAN, COLONSAY, . December 1909. M.M c . CONTENTS include: CHAP. PAGB 1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION . . . . . . 3 2. CLIMATE . . ... 45 3. GEOLOGICAL FORMATION . . . . . 54 4...
