  More like this: drinking, legends and the body. Mary McCormack
Bowles  The Well of the Dead, Culloden Moor - the body of
Alexander MacGillivray of Dunmaglass the leader of Clan Chattan
was found here. Alexander MacGillivray led his men on such a
ferocious charge that he broke through the first line of defence
of Cumberland's army before being killed. Legend has it that
Highlanders are still seen drinking from the well...  Related
Pins:  Stones at Culloden marking the site of the burial of
various clans. These types of markers are scattered all over the
moor. Legend has it, the heather will no longer grow where the
graves are located... nor do birds sing over the moor.  St.
James well drinking cup in Donohill, Tipperary County. Well
water is believed to be most potent on the eve of a Saint's
feast day  Jerusalem pub, Nottingham, England  Legend says that
the pub was named the Last Drop because this was where those
condemned to die by hanging would have their last drink! The
menu is not very extensive, but co