27 Godred. The beautifully red ; from gode , Is. good, and raudr red. 5. Haco. The noble; from hakrls. high. 1 o. Hattarskot probably feme promon- tory of Argyllshire or RoJ's, 11. Ila, an llland to the Weft of Scotland. 12. Kiutire, the head or promontory of the Country} from the Irish words cean, the head, and tir a land. It is in the Islaudic writers generally called Satiri or Saltiri, 13. Man. A large island, in the Irish fea, belonging to the Dukes of Athole who are Lords of Man and the Isles. 14. Merchant-IjZes. I know not whatifles Were fo called. 15. M«/a promontory from muli Is. a fteep,bold cape. Mill in Irish figni- fies a beak or projection; in Welsh moel denotes a high bare mountain. 16. The Nejfcs mean the Mulls of Galloway. This word is primi- • tively derived from the Greek MEM to fwimj hence was formed a Houn v^crofj which anciently deno- ted

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