AMULRIE, a village and district, in the parish of
Dull, county of Perth, U miles (N. by E.) from Crieff;
containing 406 inhabitants. It is situated on the road
between Crieff and Aberfeldy, and is watered by the
small river Bran, which flows hence in a north-eastern
direction, and falls into the Tay at Inver, opposite to
Dunkeld. Here is a sub post-office; and an excellent
inn, much frequented by visiters to the neighbouring
lake of Freuchie, is distant about a mile and a quarter
westward of the village. Fairs for cattle and sheep are
held on the first Tuesday and Wednesday in May, and
the Friday before the first Wednesday in November.
There is a chapel in connexion with the Established
Church, under the patronage of the Committee of the
General Assembly: the minister has a stipend, paid
from the royal bounty, of £65, including £5 for communion
elements; with a house and garden, a few acres
of land, and fuel.