MOpJTJA CALDER.
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When Macbeth the usurper, obtained pos
session of the Scottish throne, tradition says
that he created his brother Thane of Cawdor.
Of this brother was descended in direct
line, Sir Hugh Calder who held that estate
in the 18th century.


Sir Hugh had one daughter, his only child,
and having no prospect Of other children, she
was destined to inherit the whole of his ample
domains. While yet very young she was an
object of desire to the needy and ambitious.
John of Lorne, second son Of the Earl of
Argyle, procured minute information of the
situation and circumstances of the family,
and he resolved on carrying her away. Hav-
ing selected a trusty party of his clan and