... visit to Lord and Lady Tweedmouth next month at Guisachan, their place the btrath-Affric district of Invernessshire, where the Prince and Princess of Wales (then Duke and Duchess York) spent a pleasant week some years ago. Guisachan is a fine beautiful domain ...

... estate of Guisachan, in Inverness-shire, which has been in the market for some time past, has been privately sold by Lord Tweedmouth to Lord and Lady Portsmouth for £60,000. Guisachan i 3 a very find house, which was built by the late Lord Tweedmouth, who ...

... Majesty. The famous Highland estate of Guisachan, in Inverness-shire, which has been in the market for some time past, has been privately sold by Lord Tweedmouth to Lord and Lady Portsmouth for £60,000. Guisachan is .I:;? fine house, which was built by ...

... past has been privately sold by Lord Twcedmoutb to Lord and Lady Portsmouth for £60,000. Guisachan is a very fine honse, which was built by the late Lord Tweedmouth, who laid out the grounde and p’anted the park, and, indeed, be entire'y erfeat thy place ...

... h I»rd and Lady Portsmouth for £60.000. Guisachan very fine house, which was built by the late Lord Tweedmouth, who laid out the grounds and planted the park, and, indeed, entirely created the place. Guisachan is situated most romantic district, about ...

... Inverness-shire close to Chi»- holm's Pass, with Strathglen stretching on one side and Glen Affric reaching out on the other. It was an almost impenetrable forest Lord Tweedmouth fixed as the site of his bouse after having erected at various promising points ...

... learned with regret that Lord Tweedmouth has found it necessary to part with Guisachan (locally pronounced Goose-Aughan). It is one of the best holdings in Inverness-shire, comprising 16,000 acres of the beautiful Strath Affric district, about twenty miles ...

... house, and here also the present Lord Tweedmouth met the brilliant and beloved bride who long years after came home the loved Guisachan to die. Close were the ties which united the people of the glen with the Laird and his lady. Secluded from the world ...

... for years past. Guisachan is the beautiful domain m Strath Affric, which Lord Portsmouth purchased few years ago from the late Lord Tweedmouth. L>rd and Lady Portsmouth are expected return shortly to Hnrstbourae Park, near Whitchurch.— World. Lord Curzon ...

... be noted Guisachan, the fine Highland residence of Lord Tweedmouth. A delightful circular tour may be made by taking train to Inverness, thence steamer through Loch Ness to Temple Pier. Prom this point drive through Glen Urquhart to Glen ...

... will be at Cluny and Kebbaty, Major- General Cosmo G. Gordon at Culdrain, Mr. H. J. Tennant, M.P., at Edinglassie, Glen Noughty, and Glen Ernan Colonel John W. Gordon at Esslemont, Lord Sempill at Fintray, Lord Leith at Gartlv and Huntley, the other shootings ...

... was my Gaelic name of Ishbel (or° Sibail, pronounced Shebail), of whieh I was and am inordinately proud. Memories of Guisachan and Glen Affaric make a delightful chapter. I have dim visions of slipping away from the auraery to take buttonholes to certain ...