GUARDIAN OF SCOTLAND (DRESS) Choose:By the metre Notes (May 2006) from Sir

Notes (May 2006) from Sir Malcom MacGregor of MacGregor

in the family chest and came into the possession of Councillor John Hannay

The Hunting MacFarlane is based on Logans count (1831) with red changed to green

Lord of the Isles

1845) in a drawing of Farquhar Shaw of the Black Watch

GUARDIAN OF SCOTLAND (DRESS) Choose:By the metre Notes (May 2006) from SirWeaver Gerald Reilly's rationale was: "During my lifetime in the weaving trade, it was always my intention to design a tartan, which would combine the history associated with the Knighting of William Wallace (Guardian of Scotland) by Robert the Bruce at Selkirk's Kirk o'the Forest. The colours are a combination of the Royal and Ancient Burgh of Selkirk, the Clan Wallace and the Bruce tartan with the St Andrew's saltire in the background."