Duncan Macfarlane

Information for Charles Macfarlane, Son of Duncan Macfarlane at Bridge of Michal, and the Said Duncan Macfarlane, His Administrator-in-law, Defenders, Against Katharine Stuart, Relict of John Macfarlane at Bridge of Michal, Pursuer

• Author(s): Charles Macfarlane, Duncan Macfarlane, Katharine Stuart

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1765
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Observations by the Principal and Professors of Glasgow College on Schemes of Reform Proposed for the University of Glasgow, in Connexion with the Report of the Royal Commissioners of Visitation

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1836
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Report of the Speeches Delivered Before the Presbytery of Glasgow, on the Motion for Inducting the Rev. Dr. M'Farlane Into the Ministry of the High Church of this City

• Author(s): Duncan Macfarlane (Principal of the University of Glasgow.)

• Categories: Clergy

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1823
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Report of the Proceedings, and Speeches Delivered at the Bar of the General Assembly

• Categories: Clergy

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1824
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• Publisher: Unknown

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MacFarlane's Legacy

• Author(s): J. a. Milne

• Categories: Fiction

• Type: Book
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• Published: 2015-04-22
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• Publisher: Unknown

Helen Campbell was a keen, enthusiastic reporter in training at the time of her Scottish grandmother s death, therefore, it came as a great shock at the reading of Mairie Campbell s "will," which demanded that Helen severed all ties with her settled, organised life in London and went to live for six months in a remote Highland village which struggled to keep up with the times. No-one could understand the mysterious motives behind the conditions of the "will," which included twelve inexplicable tasks, to be carried out at certain intervals by various different persons? Helen s boss, Harry Ryder, refused to fully comply with the conditions of the "will," and set her an almost impossible assign...