INCH-KENNETH, an isle, in the parish of KilfiniCHEN,
county of Argyll. This isle lies in Loch-na-
Keal, about two miles east of Colonsay, on the western
coast of Mull, and twelve miles west-by-south from Aros.
It is a pleasant island, about a mile long and half a mile
broad, and having some good laud. In 17*3, Inch-
Kenneth was the retreat of Sir Allan Maclean, the chief
of his clan, who was here visited by Johnson and Boswell:
his residence is now in ruins. Some vestiges of
a chapel mark the site of an ancient seminary of monks,
dependent on the abbey of lona.