fell repulsing Norse.

Moray, Shaw's.

More, Loch.

More, Reginald;
chamberlain of Scotland.

Morgan;
first name of clan Mackay, MacHeth, or MacAoidh.

Mortlach, in Moray;
Norse defeated by Malcolm II.

Morton, Reg. Hon. de, earl of Katanay.

Mound, the;
Craig Amlaiph near.

Mounth, or Grampians, home of Caledonians.

Mousa Broch;
used by run-away honeymoon couples.

Munch, P.A.;
_History of Norway_.

Mungo, or Kentigern, St., in Strathclyde and Pictland.

Murkfjord or Myrkfjord (possibly Loch Glendhu).

Murkle, C.

Mydalr, Iceland.

Nairn.

Naver, Loch;
broch;
River Naver;
lands of Moddan family;
Dovyr.

Naver, River;
Dalharrold;
see Dovyr.

Nechtan.

Nerbon, sae-borg on the;
Bilbao on the Nervion.

Ness, now Caithness.
See Cait and Caithness.

New Spalding Club;
_Records of Elgin_.

Niorfa Sound (Straits of Gibraltar).

Nisbet's Heraldry.

Norafjord in Sogn.

Normans;
Conquest;
families accepted as chiefs;
influence of, in Caithness and Sutherland.

Norman architecture;
St. Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall.

Norse mythology;
of early settlers in Britain.

Norsemen;
occupation of Caith. and Sutherland;
no women brought;
early Norse rulers;
defeated at Mortlach;
raids on Moray coast;
Freskyns appointed guardians of Moray against;
expedition against south Hebrides;
invasion of Sutherland repulsed at Embo;
law and language in Orkney and Shetland;
intermarriage with Celts;
influence of, on British law;
religion of early settlers in British Isles;
destroyed culture of St. Columba;
enslaved aborigines in their colonies;
their place-names in Scotland;
settled on coasts and lower valleys;
subdued by Scots in north;
Gaelic language adopted by;
few monuments in Scotland;
domestic and ecclesiastical buildings of wood or stone;
York Powell on;
discovery of America, and Africa.

Norse Influence on Celtic Scotland, (George Henderson).

Northman and Pict.

Norway;
viking raids on British Isles;
trade with Grimsby;
earl Ragnvald visited king Ingi;
earl Ragnvald returned from Jerusalem through Norway;
Margaret, queen of N.;
Scottish embassy to;
Hebrides ceded to Scotland.

Norway, kings of;
Harald Harfagr,