The New York herald., 1878-11-23

marry no woman VINO could not ANSWER al the queB-
tions. Granne did not give mp single eonundrum
and so Here are some OF the questions and
answers which related to Mr.. H. MacLean by y
smith named Dugald Macphe. OF Bafra. in 1850
q. What is more penteous than the grass A. The
dew; there will be many drops OF il on grass
blade.
a. What is biacker than the raven ? A. There is
death
O. What is whittier than the snow? A. There is the
truth.
THE DESCENDANTS or pIAnMIp
BY Grainne. Diarrnid MacDuibhn had three sons.
Arthur Armdcrg, lied Amor 1004 called either
from the artificial color or frequent coloring OF his
arnlor with blood the second, called Dwibhne-Deab
gheall or Dwina with the white toeh and the third
called Malcolm. who went 10 Normandy. whore ho
married the hciress OF Beauchainp Campus bells,
niece to William the conqueror. Duke OF Normandy.
by which lady he had three sons. OF whom.
Gillespie. came to Scotland.
THE ..GaAcIous DUNCAN 81 PURSE BEARER
The son of Arthur of the Red Arrnor was Paul
MacDuibhn afterward called Paul-a-Sporreni e., the
treasurer. from his appointment purse bearer or
treasurer to King Duncan and his son Malcolm both
the death Of the hc kite usurper. For his services
Paul was made knight of Loeb Awe.
ORIGIN or THE SAME CAMPBELL.
Paul, the treasurer married Marion, daughter to
Godfrey, King of Maun, by whom he had one daugh-
ter. Eva, heress of all his estates Paul contem-
porary with Duncan the eighty king of Scots,
and with Brian King OF Ireland. ammo 1865. Eva,
Evah, na-Duibhn being under age at the time Of her
fathers death. her uncle. Arthur Cruachan became
her tutor and guardian To prevent her
going to another clan she resolved 10 marry but
one OF her own race and it SO happened that her
cousin Gillespie, second son to Malcolm MacDuibhn,
who had married the heiress OF Campus bellus in
Normandy, arrived on visit to his friends in Scot
land, being officer in William the Conqueror's
army. Him she married AID their offspring have
taken the name OF Campbell. But Pauls line of de-
scent ended in the heiress Eva the direct succession
came down from the second son of Diarmid Dwina of
the white teeth whose son Gillocallum Malcolm
O'Duibhne married the heiress Beanchamp Campus
bcllus and took the coat OF arms of that family,
..Gyronny of eight and sable. which is still the
first quarter of the shield of OF their descend
ants, the ducal family OF Argyll
The eldest son Of Malcolm and the heress Of Beau
champ. Dionysius, remained in France and was the
ancestor Of the Counts de Taard, who bear the
the Argylls; and the second and third sons,
Gillespickus Gillespie and Gwine. knights in the
invading army of William the Conqueror, helped to
overthrow the last OF the Saxon kings on the fatal
field of Hastings Gillespie came to Argyll to see his
friends and relatives married his cousin Eva, daugh
ter OF Sir Paul ODwibhne and as the Latin language
then more prevalent in Scotland than the French
the surname title Beauchamp translated
Campus Bellus and he called Gilespicus Campbellus
from which their posterity, and the whole Clan Of
O'Dwibhne, in Argyllshire. early assumed the sur
name OF Campbell, in courtesy to their chief
GUY OF WARWICK.
Gillespics brother Gwine foun led in England the
ancient family Of Bcauchamps Ears of Warwick, and
renowned in English story. 1T is said there are
many letters yet extant from the Bcauchamps Earls
Of Warwick to the Earls Of Argyll and the Campbells
OF Glanurchy cultivatng the trmest friendship with
them upon their origin and descent. in which they
address another as loving dear brothers. "
Duncan MacDwine Campbell succeeded. and by mar
rage with the daughter OF the Thane of Over Loeb
Awe united the whole Loeb Awe district in the
family, who were now called Knights Of Lochow and
Thames OF Argyll. Duncan died 1897 and
succeeded by Cailen Maol Maith Campbell BALD
Good Colin.' who married niece OF Alexander l.,
King Of Scotland. Caen Maol Maith appointed
Justice General also Master Of the Kings Household
and Lord Of the Isles, the rebels the Western
Isles having attacked the King Alexander l., in the
Castle of Dunstahnage. whore he was slenderly at
tended. BY the brave conduct of the Campbells he
escaped. Cailen, who led the attack on them was
killed with all his retnue while saving his Sover-
q life He died ITO and succeeded by
Sir Gillespie or Archibald Campbell, Sir Duncan Sir
Dougal and Sir Archibald in regular succession. father
and son.
The of Archibald last above mentfofi3d,' was
Of of Argyll derives % the % name % Of the Nor loT
Sir Walter Scott enormously Wrote, IT. the Mac
Caum More). j. e.. the Son OF Great Colin. Cailen
Nor is OF the great figures in Scottish history; he
one OF the chiefs summoned to Berwick on the
part Of Robert Bruce in the competition with John
de Balio for the crown of Scotland In 1872. To
Caen Nor in special sense the Campbells owe the
foundation Of their greatness. None of their early
chiefs to have better understood, to have
more successfully carried out
The good old rule the simple plan,
Ih.t ihey should take VINO have the power.
Cailcn Nor was an implacable foe to the MacDougss
Of Lorne for the. to him. excellent reason that he
wanted thcir co,try-the Land OF L.orne from which
the eldest son OF his house now derives his title OF
cor,rtesy-the district occupying the northeastern
portion Of the county Of Argyll. from Oban and the
royal castle of Dunstaffnage to the borders of
Douglas in many terrific battle Of the clans, but
they his death at last for, having pursued them
entrance of Glen Inchir Bellsch- nascringe and was
therefore known afterward by the name of Caien
Mor-na-scringe The great man was buried Ut Kill
chrcnan. Loeb Awe. in Loeb Ave. in 1924. and vsi-
tors to that place may monument erected to his
memory by tho present Duke Of Argyll .fn
THE BRUCEs wQHN4fEs.. Il, Il ~
The son of Caicn Nor. Neil ,1fasl; allen Norma
Scrnge almost great mag, " his father, and
his fortunes were intimately bound up with those Of
nDho 1ap ha Aaw xfx.xi
adherent He was one Of those who were summoned
to Berwick, in 1892. upon behalf Of the Bruce
in the competition with Balio and assisted at his
coronation at Scone in 1905. Two years later he
formed league with Sir Gilbert Hay and Sir Mexsn-
der Seaton Ito defend. with their lives and fortunes.
the liberties Of their country and the rights of Robert
Bruce their king, against all mortals-Ircnch. Eng
lish. Scots" The Bruce not unmindful Of the
claims upon him of this strong supporter Of his
cause for he gave him in marriage his sister. the
Lady Marjory Bruce, with grant of many OF the
lands forfeited by the adhercnts Of Baliol
Young COLIN cAMPBELL.
The martial honor and greatness of the. family
equally well upheld by the OF Neil, called Callcn
dig, or, Young Colin Campbell Ho attended Edward
Bruce In his expedition into ireland in 1876 when
Edward took tho title of king of that country and
obtained grant OF several lands in Argyllshire Tor
his gallant services by charter 10Th February, 1916
He continued Arm to the interest of King David and
during the minority of that Prince. when his affairs
were 1t lowest ebb. Sir Colin levied 400 men, with
whom he stormed and took the Castle of Dunoon
then in possession OF the English for which service
no made hereditary Governor Of the Office
buchanan, none in Scotland. excepting children ut
play, burst the Bruce to be king; yet
Robert Stewart and Malcom Fleming, who were
lurking in Dumbarton, judged il proper TO plan an
expedition in absence Of the Cumming, aud made the
Campbells mighty family in Argyll, priyy TO their
purpose, whose chof. Colin Campbell levied 4OO
men, with which he met them ut Dunoon. stormed
and took that castle" Colin died in 1910 and
succeeded by Sir Archibald, his son. to whom King
David granted more lands, the reward of loyalty.
He died in 1872, and was followed by his son. Callen
Iongatach. or Colin the Wonderful or Extraordinary
M epithct bestowed on him owing to his personal
peculiaritcs and the unfailing good luck which at
tended him through life
COLIN THE LUCKY.
For instance, on one occasion the MacCailens. OF
Inniskeodnish, after shutting mp every opening set
fire 10 barn in which he slept in order make way
for the succession of his brother Duncan who was
fostcred with them. Awakened by the burning heat
Of his armor, he forced his way through the roof
and plunged into linn, which Il still known as
Linno-na uraich--t. e., the Coat of Mail Linn.
CAMpBEI.L HOSPITALITY
Once, when oNel. of Ireland. u great chief. who
related to the Campbell unced visit to him.
ION which he caused his residence to be burned as IL
accidentally, not decming IL suitable to his