is dedicated. A second edition was made by Alexander Campbell (1819). Another collection, based on Macintosh's, was published under the editorship of Alexander Nicolson (1881, and again in 1882). Walter Scott drew liberally on Macintosh's work for the Gaelicized phraseology of the character Evan Dhu Maccombich in Waverley (1814). The catalogues of Gaelic manuscripts belonging to the Highland Society, and others given in vol. iii. of the London Highland Society's Ossian, were compiled by Macintosh, who also transcribed some of the manuscripts. He collected old poetry; a piece from Lochaber in 1784, Ceardach Mhic Luin, appeared in the Sean Dain (1786) of the Perth bookseller John Gillies (p. 233). Notes Attribution 1743 births 1808 deaths Scottish Episcopalian priests Nonjurors of the Glorious Revolution Translators from Scottish Gaelic People from Perthshire