Mull of Galloway, and lighthouse there- on, 201-of Logan, 201 Myrock bay, 201
Names prevalent in Wigton, 5 Navigation, see Shipping New Luce, parish of, 76 Newtonstewart, town of, 187 Novantes, relics of the, 85, 86 Old Luce, parish of, 66
Organic remains found in the moss, 12 Orchardton bay, 23
Packets, the mail, at Portpatrick, 154 Pallmallet, extensive caves at, 23 Park castle, ruins of, 68 Park, Rev. John, 96 Paupers, see Poor
Peat cutting, effects of, on the soil, 39 Peden, Alexander, the Covenanter, 76 Penninghame house, 177, 179-parish of, 167-as compared with period of former Account, 194 Persecution of the Co
, the residence of St Ninian, 37-house, 41 Pictish remains and traditions, 207 Piltanton water, 67, 82, 125 Plantations and planting, 18, 48, 90, 116, 125, 148, 163, 173, 204 Poaching, prevalence of, 18 Poltanton, see Piltanton
Poor, management of the, 8, 20, 35, 51, 59, 65, 75, 79, 93, 100, 121, 128, 160, 166, 192, 198, 216
Population returns, 5, 16, 30, 41, 56, 64, 71, 77, 89, 96, 114, 126, 143, 164, 179, 197, 209
Population of the county, 219-charac- ter of, see Character
Portlogan village, 200-harbour of, 201 Portmore bay, 103 Portmurray, 132
Portnessock bay, 200, 201
Portpatrick bay, 132-its depth and tides, 134 harbour, 155-packets, 154-parish of, 129-town of, 153– prison, 160
Priory of Whithorn, 54
Quarries, slate, at Kirkmaiden, 213- at Lochryan, 83 Ravenstone loch, 11
Rent of land, rates of, 18, 31, 56, 72, 90, 116, 127, 149, 182, 211 Rerigonium, site of the town of, 86 Rigg bay, 23
Rivers and streams, Auchtrematane, 135 -Bishopburn, 168-Bladenoch, 2, 11, 169, 196-Craigoch, 134-Cree, 168 -Cross,66-Luce, 67-Piltanton, 67, 82, 125-Soleburn, 125-Tarf, 196 Roman camp at Whithorn, 55-remains at Merton and Cree, 177
Ross, Sir John, birth place of, 85 Rowan, Rev. Robert, 173
Rural economy, see Agriculture
St Columba, 102
St Finian's chapel, ruins of, 61
St Martin's church, 54
St Medan's cave, 208
St Ninian, birth-place of, 54-residence of, 37
St Ninian's chapel, ruins of, 176 St Patrick, traditions regarding, 129 Salmon fisheries, 32, 68, 76, 170, 186 Sandhead bay, 162
Sandy bay, the, 132
Savings banks, 59, 101, 160 Scar, the, of Lochryan, 102 School, Lancasterian at Sorbie, 34 Schools, see Education
Shells of Lochryan, list of the, 108 Shipping belonging to Drumore, 214— Garlieston, 33-Mochrum, 64-Port Patrick, 152- Stranraer, 98- Wig- ton, 6
Slate quarries, 83, 213
Societies-the agricultural of Penning- hame, 187-friendly, 7, 59, 101, 159 -the horticultural of Penninghame, 187-religious, 101
Soleburn bay, 123-water, 125 Sorbie castle, ruins of, 29-parish of, 22 ancient ecclesiastical history of, 27-village, 33
Soulseat abbey, ruins of, 87-loch, 82 -suppressed parish of, 84 Springs, mineral, of Barnbarroch, 11 Stair family, origin of their connection
with Wigton, 69-Earl of, bequest by, for the poor of Stranraer, 101-Mar- shal, 84
Stoneykirk, parish of, 162
Stranraer, parish of, 94-town of, 96— its shipping, 98
Symson, Rev. Andrew, 12 Synniness castle, ruins of, 68 Tarf water, the, 196
Tides, the, in Portpatrick bay, 134 Tirally bay, 201
Torhouse, Druidical remains at, 2 Towns and villages-Cairnryan, 92— Clayhole,94 Drumore, 200-Garlie- ston, 33-Glenluce, 71, 74-Isle of Whithorn, 55, 58-Monreith, 47- Newtonstewart, 187-Portlogan, 200 -Portpatrick, 153-Stranraer, 96—
Tradeston, 94-Whithorn, 54-Wig- ton, 6
Trees, remarkable, at Sorbie, 26 Urus, head of, found in the marl, 41 Vaux, Alexander, Bishop of Galloway, 12-Sir Patrick, 13
Wages, rates of, 18, 31, 47, 56, 72, 90, 116, 127, 149, 182, 211 Walker, George, martyr, 4
Wallace, General Sir Alexander, 85 Weather, prognostics of the, 23, 3ł Whithorn, parish of, 52-priory, 54— town, 54
Wigtonshire, general observations on, 218-bays of, 220-ecclesiastical sta- tistics, 223, 230-families of, 225- history, 223-origin of the name, 1, 223
Wigton bay, 11, 24-castle, ruins of, 2 -monastery, 3--parish of, 1-town, 6, 8
Wilson, Margaret, martyrdom of, 3 Woods, see Plantations Young, Sir Peter, 7
Zoology, 12, 25, 67, 83, 95, 108, 125, 136, 170, 202
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