Pedestrianism

APFENBIX. No. I. GENEALOGY OF THE FAMILY OF BARCLAY OF MATHERS AND URY, IN THE COUNTY OF MEARNS. M O BERTBARCLAY ALLARDICE, Esq. of Ur>', ia Kincardineshire, is descended from anancient and honour­ able family. We can trace his progenitorsso far back as to the third year of thereign ofAlexander I.son to Malcolm III. king of Scotland; and the tenth of Henry I. son to William the Conquerorj or, to the year 1110. In the time of William the Lion, there were four emi­ nent persons in Scotland, of the name of Berkeley, or Ber~ Icelai, sprung from the same stock, and united by consan­ guinity, viz. Walter, William, Humphrey, and Robert. The two first were great chamberlains of the kingdom. Walter is so designed in a donation granted by himto th® monks of Aberhrothwick, of the church of Innerkelder, in the county of Angus, which is confirmed by William the Lion, and K k still