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201		Arms of John Dog	John Dog (Doig), of that ilk
202		Arms of Lauder of Beilmouth	Robert Lauder, of Beilmouth
203		Arms of Lenny of that ilk	John de Lany
204		Arms of Robert, Lord Boyd	Robert Boyd, 1st Lord of Kilmarnock, Governor of Scotland
205		Arms of Sir Colin Campbell of Glenorchy The lymphad or galley refers to their ancient Norse ancestry, and the gyronny of eight in gold and black is a feature in most Campbell arms, while the fess chequy Azure and Argent marks their Stewart ancestry.	Colin Campbell, 3rd of Glenorchy
206		Arms of Sir James Douglas Signitory to the Declaration of Arbroath
207		Arms of Sir William of Lochleven, 6th Earl of Morton, Arms as used by Sir William of Lochleven, 6th Earl of Morton, and subsequent Earls of Morton	William Douglas, of Lochleven, 6th Earl of Morton
208		Arms of Skene of that ilk 1672	John Skene, 15th of Skene
209		Arms of the Douglas Earls of Morton As borne by the first three Earls	James Douglas, of Morton 1st Earl of Morton James Douglas, 3rd Earl of Morton John Douglas, 2nd Earl of Morton
210		Arms of the Douglas Earls of Morton As borne by the first three Earls	James Douglas, of Morton 1st Earl of Morton James Douglas, 3rd Earl of Morton John Douglas, 2nd Earl of Morton
211		Arms of the Duke of Buccleuch	Francis Scott, 2nd Duke of Buccleuch
212		Arms of the Lords of Banff as shown in Brown's The Peerage of Scotland, 1834	George Ogilvy, 2nd Lord Banff
213		Arms of William 3rd Earl of Ross	William O'Beolan, 3rd Earl of Ross
214		Arms of William, 1st Earl of Douglas Creation, 4 February, 1356	William Douglas, 1st Earl of Douglas, Earl of Mar
215		Arms of William, 2nd Earl of Angus	William Douglas, 2nd Earl of Angus
216		Arnold van Keppel c.1670-1718 1st Earl of Albemarle	Arnold van Keppel, 1st Earl of Albemarle
217		Aros Mains - the new house	James Maxwell, of Aros Mains
218		Arthur Balfour, 1st Earl of Balfour Prime Minister of Great Britian	Arthur James Balfour, 1st Earl of Balfour, Prime Minister of Great Briti
219		Arthur Saxe-Coburg (later Windsor), Prince of Connaught	Arthur Frederick Patrick Albert Saxe-Coburg (later Windsor), Prince of Connaught
220		Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington	Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
221		Assassination of Prime Minister Spencer Perceval Perceval is lying on the ground while his assassin, John Bellingham, is surrendering to officials at right	Spencer Perceval, Prime Minister of G.B, First Lord of the Treasury
222		Athole Bruce later Mrs. A. M. Gresson	Athole Bruce
223		Auchenvennel Farm, Glen Fruin, Dunbarton	Auchenvennel, Dunbartonshire, Scotland John MacFarlane, of Auchenvennel Parlan MacFarlane, of Auchenvennel Mohr
224		Auchintoshan (or Auchentoshan) House photographed by Thomas Annan	George Buchanan, of Moss and Auchintoshan William Cross, in Glasgow, later of Auchintoshan John Cross-Buchanan, of Moss and Auchintoshan
225		Audrey, Countess of Selkirk	Audrey Durell Drummond-Sale-Barker
226		Augusta Princess of Wales 1719 – 1772	Auguste von Sachsen-Gotha-Altenburg, of Saxe, Princess of Wales
227		Augusta von Sachsen-Gotha-Altenburg, Princess of Wales 1736 by Charles Phillips
228		Augusta, Princess of Wales c1760 by Allan Ramsay	Auguste von Sachsen-Gotha-Altenburg, of Saxe, Princess of Wales
229		Augustus Keppel by Sir Joshua Reynolds	Augustus Keppel, 1st & last Viscount Keppel of Elveden
230		Augustus Keppel by Joshua Reynolds	Augustus Keppel, 1st & last Viscount Keppel of Elveden
231		Augustus Keppel by Sir Joshua Reynolds Augustus Keppel was a celebrated British naval commander, and a close friend of Reynolds. As the son of the second Earl of Albemarle, Keppel was also to prove one of Reynolds's most influential patrons. This portrait, painted immediately after Reynolds's return from Italy in 1752, was one of his most important early works. The pose, based on a drawing Reynolds had made of a statue of Apollo, emphasizes Keppel's heroic qualities.	Augustus Keppel, 1st & last Viscount Keppel of Elveden
232		Augustus Keppel, 1st Viscount by Sir Joshua Reynolds	Augustus Keppel, 1st & last Viscount Keppel of Elveden
233		Auldhouse, in the Parish of Eastwood, near Glasgow.	George Maxwell, of Auldhouse, minister of Mearns James Maxwell, of Pollock, 7th Baronet
234		Ballancleroch House built c 1665 by James Macfarlane of Kirkton.	James MacFarlane, 4th of Keithton 3rd of Ballancleroch (Kirkton)
235		Balloch Castle built 1805 by John Buchanan 4th of Ardoch	John Buchanan, 4th of Ardoch, M.P.
236		Balloch Castle Balloch Castle - built 1805 by John Buchanan of Ardoch	John Buchanan, 4th of Ardoch, M.P.
237		Balloch Castle painted 1830	John Buchanan, 4th of Ardoch, M.P.
238		Bankton House	Alexander Morison, 4th of Prestongrange, Senator
239		Bannachra Castle 1980 photo courtesy of Malcolm Lobban of Australia	Humphrey Colquhoun, 14th of Colquhoun and 16th of Luss
240		Bannachra Castle ruins 1980 photo courtesy of Malcolm Lobban of Australia	Humphrey Colquhoun, 14th of Colquhoun and 16th of Luss
241		Barbara	Barbara
242		Barbara Villiers by Lely	Barbara Villiers, Countess of Castlemaine, Duchess of Cleveland
243		Barbara Villiers	Barbara Villiers, Countess of Castlemaine, Duchess of Cleveland
244		Barbara Villiers by Peter Lely	Barbara Villiers, Countess of Castlemaine, Duchess of Cleveland
245		Barbara Villiers Duchess of Cleveland 1641-1709	Barbara Villiers, Countess of Castlemaine, Duchess of Cleveland
246		Barbara Villiers, Duchess of Cleveland c1665-70 by Sir Peter Lely	Barbara Villiers, Countess of Castlemaine, Duchess of Cleveland
247		Bardowie Castle	John Hamilton, 7th of Bardowie
248		Bardowie Castle	John Hamilton, of Bardowie
249		Bardowie Castle	Hamilton, 6th of Bardowie
250		Barmaddy Farmhouse in Inverleiver Forest	Alexander Campbell, of Barmadie Jean Campbell
251		Barr Castle -Lockharts Tower	Lockhart, of Barr
252		Barr Tower	Lockhart, of Barr
253		Barreman, Rosneath, Dunbarton	Barreman Burying Ground, Rosneath, Dunbarton, Scotland Mary McFarlane [MacFarlane]
254		Battle of Alexandria by Philip James de Loutherbourg, painted 1802 A battle rages in the background while a group of officers anxiously gather around their seated commander, whose slumped appearance suggests that all is not well. The man is Sir Ralph Abercromby, and the painting shows the Battle of Alexandria, 21 March 1801, which put an end to Napoleon's Egyptian empire and with it the French threat to British India and other territories east of Suez. De Loutherbourg has chosen the moment of battle when Abercromby was fatally wounded, introducing an element of personal tragedy into the national victory.	Ralph Abercromby, of Tullibody
255		Battle of Bushy Run One of the battles at which Capt. John was wounded during the Anglo-French war in Canada. The Canadians and the Indians were allies of the French.
256		Battle of Culloden Taken from the painting by Mark Churms
257		Battle of Glenshiel The Battle of Glenshiel 1719. Figures probably include Lord George Murray, c 1700 - 1760; Rob Roy MacGregor, 1671 - 1734; and General Joseph Wightman, d. 1722 painted by Peter Tillemans in 1719 The Rising of 1719 was another failed attempt to restore the Stuart dynasty to the British throne. On the evening of 10 June the Jacobites engaged with the Hanoverian forces on the slopes of Glenshiel where the current A87 runs between Loch Cluanie and Loch Duich. Tillemans shows the battle from the government position and is based on eye-witness accounts and contemporary plans for the deployment of forces. The figure mounted on the rearing dark horse is probably General Joseph Wightman, commander of the government garrison at Inverness.	Robert Roy "Rob Roy" MacGregor (Campbell), of Craigroystan and Inversnaid George Murray
258		Battle of Srirangapatna 1799 Artists impression	Dugald Lamont
259		Bay of The Pledge, Ardnamurchan by Gerald England	Iain Sprangach MacDonald, 1st of Ardnamurchan
260		Bengal Merchant poster
261		Bernard Fitzalan-Howard, 12th Duke of Norfolk.	Bernard Edward Howard, 12th Duke of Norfolk
262		Beryl Dugdale, Countess of Rothes	Beryl Violet Dugdale
263		Bess of Hardwick (around the time of her 3. marriage, to Sir William St. Loe (1620?-1565) )	Elizabeth Hardwick
264		Bess of Hardwick around the time of her 4. marriage, to George Talbot, 6th Earl of Shrewsbury (1519-1590)	Elizabeth Hardwick
265		Bess of Hardwick Countess of Shrewsbury by Rowland Lockley At age 70?	Elizabeth Hardwick
266		Blackness Castle Watch-house on the wall	George Crichton, Earl of Caithness, Lord High Admiral
267		Blackness Castle	George Crichton, Earl of Caithness, Lord High Admiral
268		Blackness Castle From the south	George Crichton, Earl of Caithness, Lord High Admiral
269		Blairannaich location map	Malcolm McFarlane [MacFarlane], in Blarenich (Blairannaich)
270		Blairnairn, Argyll & Bute	Colin Campbell
271		Blanche FitzRoy, Countess of Rosslyn	Blanche Adeliza FitzRoy
272		Block House - Nova Scotia Flora's husband was captured at the battle of Moore's Creek and was expelled to Nova Scotia. They lived for a time in 1779 in a block house there - it is now the last remaining building of this type in the province (see illustration).
273		Bochastle	Alexander Buchanan, in/of Bochastel (Mochastel)
274		Bochastle roman fort viewed from the footbridge in April 2004 when the ground was very boggy underfoot.	John Buchanan, in/of Bochastel (Mochastel)
275		Bowmore village, Islay, Inner Hebrides	Walter Campbell, of Shawfield,Skipness,Woodhall, Islay & Ardpatrick
276		Braeval location map	Duncan Graham William Graham
277		Bragleenbeg map	Donald Campbell, of Bragleenbeg
278		Bragleenbeg, Oban, Argyll Originally a Campbell hunting lodge.	Donald Campbell, of Bragleenbeg
279		Breacachadh Castle the medieval stronghold of the Macleans of Coll. The oldest part probably dates from the time of Iain Garbh, first chieftain of Coll (15th century)
280		Breacachadh Castle and the much later Georgian House Beyond the castle is the Georgian House where Coll's eldest son Donald entertained Dr Johnson in 1773.
281		Breachacha mansion house
282		Bridget Hore-Ruthven Lady Ruthven of Freeland	Bridget Helen 'Biddy' Hore-Ruthven, Lady Rutven of Freeland
283		Brig-Gen. Simon Fraser, younger of Balnain	Simon Fraser, younger of Balnain
284		Brigadier Lord Belhaven and Staff, Surrey Brigade The illustration depicts Colonel Lord Belhaven and Stenton commanding the Surrey Brigade, with his staff. Lord Belhaven formerly served in the Royal Engineers, passed through the Staff College, and took part in the Zulu campaign. The headquarters of the brigade are at Barkston Gardens, S.W., and the place of assembly is Caterham.
285		Brodick Castle Parts of the present castle date from the 1588 during the ownership of the 2nd Earl of Arran who was the guardian and regent of Queen Mary.	James Hamilton, 2nd Earl of Arran, Regent of Scotland
286		Buchanan Castle	James Graham, 4th Duke of Montrose
287		Buchanan Castle 1990	James Graham, 4th Duke of Montrose
288		Buchanan of Ardenconnel-arms Registered to Andrew Buchanan of Ardenconnel
289		Buchanan of Sound - arms registered to Arthur Buchanan of Sound
290		Burial place for Sir James and his gillies	James Colquhoun, of Luss 4th & 8th Baronet, M.P.
291		Burial slab for Malcom MacFarlan & wife Elizabeth. Luss churchyard Photo by Andrew Macfarlane ref:P7210073 Thursday 20th July 2006	Elizabeth MacFarlan [MacFarlane] Malcom [Malcolm] MacFarlan [MacFarlane]
292		Burial stone of 'Willhm de Sinncler' The slab bears an elaborate cross, a symbol of the Knights Templar, suggesting that he may have been a member of that Order.	William Sinclair, of Roslin
293		Cairn where Colin Campbell of Glenure was murdered
294		Callendar House Home for many generations of the Livingstone Lords of Callendar. Lost after the second Jacobite uprising the house was purchased by William Forbes. From 1869 to 1877, the Forbes family remodeled the house in the French chateau style, to give its present appearance.	James Boyd (later Hay), 15th Earl of Erroll
295		Cambusmore - map Situated approximately 49 miles north of Inverness, Cambusmore Estate lies to the South West of Loch Fleet,	Henry Shaw, of Cairnsmore (Cambusmore)
296		Cameron House	Smollett, of Bonhill, Judge Patrick Boyle Smollett, of Cameron House, M.P. John Smollett (later Rouett-Smollett), R.N.
297		Camis Eskan Farm, Helensburgh, Dunbartonshire, Scotland	Cami Esken Farm, Cardross, Dunbarton, Scotland Robert McFarlane [MacFarlane], in Camis Esken
298		Canongate Church, Edinburgh The antlers supporting the cross on the pinnacle of the church roof, have been there for over 300 years, since Canongate Church was built in 1688 for those citizens who could no longer use the abbey at Holyrood after it was reserved for Knights of the Thistle.	Canongate Kirk, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland Alexander Erskine, 4th Earl of Kellie Elizabeth Erskine Thomas Hay, Lord Huntingdon Mary Keith James MacFarlane, 4th of Keithton 3rd of Ballancleroch (Kirkton) Walter MacFarlane, 19th of Arrochar,2nd of Ardess, 16th Chief Thomas Mason Margaret Murray Allan Ramsay, of Kinkell, Artist John Warden (later MacFarlane), 6th of Kirkton, M.A., D.D. John Warden (later MacFarlane), 7th of Kirkton, minister of the Canongate
299		Canute King of England, Denmark and Norway	Canute, King of England, Denmark and Norway
300		Cape Coast Castle, Ghana	Cape Coast Castle, Ghana