The first to be admitted was a young man, very well known in Scotland
as a good soldier and well known in masonry.
When asked his name, he said it was Tullibardine and his proposer said he was the
Marquess of that ilk [1] and although that was his title his name is Murray, son of
James Murray, Duke of Atholl but in spite of those disadvantages he was a
good mason and a high head one, he being the Grand Master Mason of Scotland
he was likewise made welcome.

[1] (Prepositional phrase of that ilk. Used other than with a figurative or
idiomatic meaning. Of that kind; of the same kind of person or thing as the one
just mentioned. (Scotland) Having a name that is the same as the place where
one lives. Johnstone of that ilk = Johnstone from Johnstone.)