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1. The old Statistical Account indicates that this fortlet was taken by surprise and destroyed by Cromwellian forces, possibly in revenge for the role the castle played in the fate of Archibald Hamilton; after this it does not appear to have been restored or tenanted.
2. The " Old Statistical Account of Scotland " mentions an alternative folk etymology, namely that Ulva comes from " ullamh-鄑h " ( ) meaning'ready ford'in Gaelic, that could refer either to the tidal stretch with Gometra, or the Sound of Ulva over which cattle were sometimes swum.
3. This is backed up by the entry of a minister from Clinic, Perthshire in the " Old Statistical Account ", which reads " The notes of the wood-lark are heard, delightful along the banks of the Lunan in spring and autumn; its nocturnal song has a dying cadence peculiarly melodious and has often been mistaken for the song of the Philomel [ nightingale ] ."
4. One or both of these would seem to fit the description in the Old Statistical Account " The water which comes from the old coal-workings of Bannockburn and Auchenbowie joins the river Bannock, a little below the village of Bannockburn . " Little or nothing of these old mine workings, which are not shown on OS maps dated 1896, and are probably much older, is still visible.
5. On the western side the castle was inaccessible and was well adapted to stem the torrent on incursion from the English shores of the Tweed . " James Logan Mack too said that " after the Union [ 1707 ] it was suffered to fall into decay . " " The Old Statistical Account of Scotland " ( vol . 15 . c1795 ) mentions " Edrington Castle, ruins, demands our notice ."
6. It's difficult to find old statistical account in a sentence. 用old statistical account造句挺難的