Airson lethbhreac de dh’airtigil iarraidh comharraich am bogsa ‘Iarr an t-artaigil seo’ ri taobh an artaigil (faodaidh tu suas gu 10 artaigilean iarraidh gach turas);

tagh am putan ‘Iarr artaigilean comharraichte’;

lìon am foirm le d’ ainm agus seòladh post-d agus cuir thugainn e.

Thèid iarrtas air post-d a chur gu dìreach chun an leabharlainn le uallach airson phàipearan-naidheachd tùsail agus cuiridh cuideigin fios air ais thugad cho luath 's a ghabhas. Dh'iarramaid ort a bhith foighidneach oir 's dòcha gun toir luchd-obrach suas ri seachdain a' cur an iarrtais agad troimhe.

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  • Agriculture > Estates

    Arisaig Estate - Mr F Dukinfield Astley, Lord of Dukinfield Manor & owner of Arisaig Estate drowned on yachting tour in Canada

    Inverness Advertiser Friday, August 20, 1880

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  • Clubs & Societies > Boys Brigade

    John Finlayson, Cleansing Officer, Inverness - Drowned in boating accident on Loch an Eilan while acting as quartermaster at BB Camp at Carrbridge. Tributes paid

    Inverness Courier Friday, July 19, 1935

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  • Clubs & Societies > Charitable

    Money paid out to widows of the fishermen drowned at Broadhaven by Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners Benevolent Society

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, December 27, 1844

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  • Culture > Folklore & Customs

    Applecross - Herring fishing reputed poor because of young insane lad drowning himself

    Inverness Advertiser Friday, August 16, 1867

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:3A

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  • Emigration > Canada

    Klondike - Wreck of an Inverness crew (party of gold seekers). One man drowned, report

    Inverness Courier Tuesday, August 23, 1898

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:5A-B

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  • Emigration > Ships

    Report of emigratant ship "The Isabella Watson" sailing from Plymouth to Port Phillip, driven ashore at Port Phillip heads. Lifeboat swamped and many more women drowned, list.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, July 16, 1852

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  • Events > Accidents

    Contin, Ross-shire - Malcolm Cameron drowned in the ford above the bridge of Conan. Lately evicted from his croft. Wife & 8 children destitute, public subscription opened

    Inverness Journal Friday, August 12, 1808

    Iomradh Duilleig/Colbh:3D

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  • Events > Accidents

    Inverness - Finlay Campbell, tailor, drowned. Piece includes description of access to river-side houses in Inverness

    Inverness Journal Friday, October 19, 1821

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  • Events > Accidents

    Kessock - Kessock Ferry boat upset in a squall, young man drowned. He was a servant to George MacKenzie Ross, Esq, of Aldie, Ross & Cromarty

    Inverness Journal Friday, March 19, 1830

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  • Events > Accidents

    Dunnet- boy, son of James Wilson shepherd- drowned.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, July 1, 1836

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  • Events > Accidents

    Pulteneytown. John Cormack, baker. Was slept overboard and drowned- body not yet found.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, December 23, 1836

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  • Events > Accidents

    Reay. The son of George Sinclair drowned in Sandside Brook accidently.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, April 28, 1837

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  • Events > Accidents

    Berridale. Elizabeth McKay was gathering seaweed and was swept away by the sea and drowned.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, June 9, 1837

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  • Events > Accidents

    Tongue, Talmine- man drowned.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, June 23, 1837

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  • Events > Accidents

    Reay, Sandside. Child of Mr. W. Innes, Inn keeper fell into the river and drowned.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, June 30, 1837

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  • Events > Accidents

    John Brown, from Hundland, Birsay- fell into the sea at Skippegoe and drowned.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, July 14, 1837

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  • Events > Accidents

    John Bain was hysterically affected and fell into the bay and drowned.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, August 18, 1837

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  • Events > Accidents

    Helmsdale. Peter Sutherland drowned when a fishing boat was upset. Rest crew fine.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, January 5, 1838

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  • Events > Accidents

    Bower, Stemster. John McKay (farm servant) drowned in the loch.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, July 13, 1838

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  • Events > Accidents

    Mr. George Duncan (baker) was found drowned his horse was also drowned.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, August 10, 1838

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  • Events > Accidents

    Dunbeath- John Sutherland fell off a fishing boat and drowned.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, August 17, 1838

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  • Events > Accidents

    The son of Donald Miller was drowned when on board the "Alexander" (whaler), the boat was struck by a whale.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, October 19, 1838

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  • Events > Accidents

    William Bain was drowned in the river when his cart overturned.

    John O'Groat Journal Saturday, December 1, 1838

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  • Events > Accidents

    Reay. 2 Fisherman had a narrow escape from drowning when they both fell in Forss river. A piece of timber saved one and a dog saved the other.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, March 22, 1839

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  • Events > Accidents

    The Captain of the Sloop "James T Christian" tried to wade out to his ship (when it drifted) but was drowned.

    John O'Groat Journal Friday, April 12, 1839

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