Trosachs Hotel.
[The name Trosachs signifies in Gaelic the _rough_ or _bristled
territory_; a signification perfectly applicable to the confused mass of
abrupt crags which, in some convulsion of nature, has been separated from
the neighbouring mountains of Ben Vennu and Ben An. This glen was first
rendered an object of popular attention by Sir Walter Scott, in his poem
of _The Lady of the Lake_.]
_Quarter._--Whence comes the use of the word _Quarter_, as applied to
sparing of life in battle?