CLERGY (ANCIENT) Choose:By the metre black and green plaid which

black and green plaid which was woven by over sixty weavers in Strathspey

James Scarlett MBE explains that it was a waistcoat given to Prince Charles Edward Stuart by MacDonald of Kingsbrugh

The MacCorquodales were from an island on Loch Tromlee - a couple of miles North West of Loch Awe & Kilchrennan

Lord of Badenoch - the Red Comyn

agree in saying that this specimen is the correct 'Lamond Tartan'

CLERGY (ANCIENT) Choose:By the metre black and green plaid whichIt is claimed that in earlier times the Highland clergy wore the Highland dress and carried arms and that many attempts were made to prevent them wearing tartan and to force them to wear conventional ministerial habit. These, however, had only limited success. The Clergy tartan is sometimes called "The Priest's Sett", but in the Highlands is known as "Breacan nan Cleirach" the tartan of the Clergy. As with so very many tartans, there are many