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that medium of articulation, to its juncture of Stuich-achroin, in comparatively to the form of segment circle, the elevation of Bein-vourlich, and the abovementioned horn, extended upward of Stuich-achroin, in the situation as to face each other, that the emblematically of its ferine aspect exhibition to the sight rarely appear on this rural parts of villatick, that it is a deserving object of expanding its fame in great measure, upon the consideration that the splendid view of its being might satiated the fame of the beholders highly above the concise illustration herein dictated.
The westward high rocks, on marginally line with Stuich-achroin essential existence, that their external asperity merits the promulgation herein narrated of their eximious state of being. The edge of their highest part goes downward in a slop declivity to ferine vacuate, of which vacuity Bein-Each joins its westward wings with a rising corner, advancing in height from the line of the said wing to a great attitude. This latter mountain Bein-Each is a Gaelic name, which signify in English tongue, mountain of the horses. It is likely appear that the purport of styling her on the denomination already men-
