. Le rouge et blanc' 'livre de Menzies.... depuis Édimbourg.Sur ses terres il y a un seul Glen, où, au lieu-dit la Howe, est abeautiful linn, qui semble avoir inspiré le Poète à chanter que c'est eux qui enseignaient le MuseHer dorique chanson plus douce. Les collines, les bois, les ruisseaux, où belle Peggy, strayd whileHer les bergers listning douce tendre histoire d'amour. Ces terres et de district ont longtemps été famou.s pour leur breedof Cheviot, mouton blanc également pour pierre de taille. Le charbon est extrait à Carlops à Coalyburn andWhitefield,,, et la chaux est également brûlé dans le district. Le Menzies poss

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. The "Red and white" book of Menzies.... from Edinburgh.On its lands there is a lonely glen, where, at a place called the Howe, is abeautiful linn, which seems to have inspired the poet to sing that it was they That taught the Doric MuseHer sweetest song. The hills, the woods, the streams, Where beauteous Peggy strayd, listning the whileHer gentle shepherds tender tale of love. These lands and district have long been famou.s for their Cheviot breedof sheep, also for white freestone. Coal is mined at Carlops, at Coalyburn, andWhitefield, and lime is also burned in the district. The Menzies possessed onequarter of the parish, which is loj^ miles by about 7^ miles. The North Eskruns through its north - eastern boundarj-, into which the riulet Carlopsempties itself Sir Alexander the Menzies, anxious to help the MacGregors who would livequietly, granted imlo John MacGregor a lease in his lordship of Apnadull, whichwere held in feu-farm by the monks of Dull. This lease of the farms was renewedfrom time to time, and runs thus ;—. Queen Marys Cabinet, with hek CuHer undek the Scottish Arms AND HER Portrait over it. In the Qiiccii ^fary Drawing-Room, Castle Meinies. A.D. 1561-1562.] THE RENOUNCER OF THE MASS. 187 No. 28. Charter of few-farm of the lands of Dull by David Guthrie, vicarof Dull, and John Wyram, usufructuary thereof, with consent of the Lord James, commendator of St Andrews and of the convent (13 in number) in favour ofJohn McGrigar. St Andrews, 14 Februaray 1561.—From Inventory 0/1656. There is also with the above papers in the Charter Room of CastleMenzies— No. 29. The Instrument of Sasine, following on the Precept granted interms of the above charter, dated 15 March 1561. Queen Mary landed at Leith from France on the 19th of August 1561.She was dressed in black, trimmed with ermine round the neck. A portrait, painted as she then appeared, has been in the possession of the branch familyof Menzies to which the writer belongs, for generations, and is said t

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