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across the lake in the track pursued by the boat
men Of Roderlck Dhu, when they chantcd III his
praise the song of Hail to the Chief who IN tn
umph advances Ateach point which we round
ed, new beauties appeared, new views presented
themselves, and at length we landed at the ethcT
extremity perfectly satiated with beauty.


a cavalcade Of Highland Shelties conveyed
the party in picturesque procession across
neck of land, five miles wide, to Loeb Lomond,
passing on the way the lonely little lake OF Ark
let: the ruins OF lnversnaid fort erected in l7l3
to check the N1cGregors; and finally the musket,
SIX feet long. of Rob Roy himself. On reaching
Inyersnaid where Wordsworth found his beautl-
full Highland lassie} q magnificent view of Loeb
Lomond bursts upon US, much ike Of those on
Lake George or Horizon. The rest of the day
we passed amid the beauties Of this finest OF all
the Scottish lakes. The lovely scenes which It's
rich combinations of land, wood and water pre-
sent, cannot be represented even on canvass,
much less on paper. | did full Justice TO them
all, but when Ben Lomond presented himself, at
a bend ofth lake. even without his nigh:-cap,
was forced to exclam to my Scotch friends
"Do YOU call that mountain }" Every thing
here is in miniature, and instead of an "Od
World,' it seems that it should be called the
{" New World" not yet full grown.


Landing at Balloch, we passed through % Dunn
barons bonnie dell" admired its castle rock
akin to those of Stirling and Edinboro, and late
in the evening reached the busy and beautiful
city Of Glasgow. w.M. G.