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People don't play riddle games with Giants, or get tricked by Faerie Queens. They don't follow Blind Maniacs into Futures, or have their Lives saved by Death. Timothy Hunter in The Books of Faerie 54 OLD AND NEW EDINBURGH. [Holymd under his great seal, granted to David, Abbot of Holyrood, a piece of land within the Castle of Edinburgh whereon to erect a house, to which the monks, their servants and families, might repair in time of peace and war. This piece of ground was eighty feet in length and eighty in breadth, wherever the abbot might choose, ?beyond the site of our manor? (the royal lodging?); ?the said abbot and his successors paying therefor to us and to our heirs a silver penny at the said castle on Whitsunday yearly, if asked only, so that the foresaid abbot and his successors and their servants shall be bound to take the oath of fidelity for the due security of the said castle to the keeper thereof, who may be for the time, have free ish and entry to the said castle at accustomed and proper hours.? On the 5th April, 1391, King Robert III., undei his great seal, granted a charter to the Abbey of Holyrood, confirming the charter of David 11. to the abbey, dated 30th December, 1343. It is dated at Edinburgh. When the abbey became a species of palace has never been distinctly ascertained, but Robert 111. appears sometimes to have made Holyrood his residence. James I. occasionally kept his court there; and in the abbey his queen was delivered of twin princes, on the 16th October, 14 I 6-Alexandeq who died, and James, afterwards second of that name. In 1428 a remarkable episode occurred in the abbey church. Alexander, Lord of the Isles, who had been in rebellion against James I., but had been utterly defeated by the royal troops in Lochaber, sent messengers to the king to sue for mercy. But the latter, justly incensed, refused to enter into .my negotiations with an outlawed fugitive. Alexander, driven to despair, and compelled to fly from place to place, was compelled at last to trust to the royal clemency. Travelling secretly to Edinburgh, he suddenly presented himself, upon a solemn festival, before the high altar 01 Holyrood, and holding his?drawn sword by the point, he presented the hilt to the astonished king, in token of his unconditional submission, and falling on his knees, in presence of Queen Jane and the whole court, implored the royal mercy. The ill-fated James granted him his life, at the tender intercession of his royal consort, but sent him a prisoner to the sequestered castle of Tantallon, on its sea-beat Tock, under the charge of his nephew, the Earl of Angus. The island chief eventually received a free pardon, was restored to all his honours, castles, and estates, and stood as sponsor for the twin princes, Alexander and James, at the font . In 1437 the Parliament met at Edinburgh, on the 25th March, after the murder of James I., and adopted immediate measures for the government of the country. Their first act was the coronation of the young prince, in his sixth year, on whose head at Holyrood, as James II., the crown was solemnly placed by James Kennedy, Bishop of St. Andrews, in presence of a great concourse of the nobles, clergy, and representatives of towns, amid the usual testimonies of devotion and loyalty. On March 27th, 1439, Patrick Abbot of Holyrood and his convent granted a charter to Sir Robert Logan of Restalrig, and his heirs, of the ofice of bailie over their lands of St. Leonard?s, in the town of Leith, ?from the end of the great volut of William Logane, on the east part of the common gate that passes to the ford over the water of Leith, beside the waste land near the house of John of Turyng on the west part, and common Venale called St. Leonard?s Wynd, as it extended of old on the south part, and the water of the port OF Leith on the north, and . . . . in the ninth year of the pontificate of our most holy father and lord, Eugenius IV., by Divine Providence Pope.? Chronologically, the next event connected with the abbey was the arrival of Mary of Gueldres in 1449. In company with John Railston, Bishop of Dunkeld, and Nicholas Otterburn, official of Lothian, the Lord Chancellor Crichton went to France to seek among the princesses of that friendly court a suitable bride for young James 11.; but no match being suitable, by the advice of Charles VII. these ambassadors proceeded to Burgundy, and, with the cordial concurrence of Duke Philip the Good, made proposals to his kinswoman, hlary, the only daughter and heiress of Arnold, Duke of Gueldres, and in 1449 the engagement was formally concluded. Philip promised to pay _f60,boo in gold as a dowry, while James, on the other hand, settled IO,OOO crowns upon her, secured on land in Strathearn, Athole, Methven, and East Lothian, while relinquishing all; claim to the Duchy of Gueldres, in the event of an heir male being born to Duke Arnold ; and the Parliament met at Stirling, resolved that the royal nuptials should be conducted on a scale of splendour suited to the occasion. The fleet containing the bride anchored in June in the Forth. She was ?young, beautiful, and of a masculine constitution,? says Hawthornden, and came attended by a splendid train of knights and nobles from France and Burgundy, including tlie Archduke Sigisniund of Austria, the Duke of Brittany, and the Lord of Campvere (the three brothers-in-law of the King of Scotland), togetho ... don't play riddle games with Giants, or get tricked by Faerie Queens. They don't follow Blind ...

Book 3  p. 54
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16171,782 283, 335, 343 343 III, 140; dew of, II. 169 vanous buildings in, 11. 172; it! early residents, 11. 166 St. Andrew Street 11. I 160, 161 St. Andrew's Stree;, LeitcIII. 226 m71228 234 St. Ann, the tailors' patron saint, I. 23 St. Rnne-s altar Holyrood 11. 58 in St. Giles'sbhurch I1.'266 St. Anne's altar, St.' Cuthbert'r Church, 111. 94 St. Anne's Yard, 11. 76,79,3~3,3q St. Anthony's Chapel Arthur s Seat, I. 3 6 ; ruinsof, li. *3m *321 St. Anthony's Fire, or &ipelas, 111. 215 216 St. Anthoiy's Hermitage, I. m, 11. 303, 19, 111. 216 St. Ant%ony's Port, Leith, 111.151 SI. Anthonys preceptory, Leith, its seal, St. Anthonir Street, Leith, 111. St. Anthony's Well, 11. 312, 319, St. Anthony's Wynd,Ldth,III.z~s St. Augustine Chapel of 11.53 St. Augustine4 Church i. zgz.zg4 St. Bennet's, Greenhill,' 111. 54 SL Bernard's Chapel, 111.75 St. Bernard's Church, 111. 75 St. Bernard's Crescent, 111. 71. p, St. Bernard's parish, 11. 92, 135, St. Bernard's Row, 111. 94, 97 St. Bernard's Well, III.74,75. *76, 178, 17% 2yi, ~2 111. 131, 175, 176, 215 111. '216 217 298 "178 V a 322 73, 79,81 111.77 78 58,251. !II. 49 0s LI. #5 St. Catharine's altar, Holymod, 11. St. Cathenne of Sienna, Convenl St. Cecilii hall, I. 151, *a5z, II. St. Christopher's altar, St. Giles's St. Clair Lord 1. 16g St. Clai;of St.'Clair, General, 111. 175 Church, 11. 264, 111. a n z St. Clair of Roslin William, 11. 354 (sec sinclair dar~ William) St. colme Street '11. 105 St. Columba's Ekcooal Church. I. . * 9 5 . Church, 11. 6 3 , 264 St. Crispin's altar, St. Giles's St. Cuthbert, Bishop of Durham, 11. 13r 295 St. Cuthben's chapel of ease, 11. St. Cuthben's Church. Pkatc I. I. incumbents, 11. 131;. the old manse, 11. 132 ;demolition of the old church, 11. 134, 136 ; erection of the new building, 11. 134 ; the old and new churches, 11. 131 '133, * 136, * 137 ; burials unde: thesteeple 11. 135; theoldpoorhouse, 11.'135, 111. 83 St. Cuthbert's Free Church, 11.225 St. Cuthbert's Lane, 11. 335 St. David Street, 11. 16r, '65 St. David's Church, 11. ar6 St. Eligius, patron of the hammermen, 11.962 St. Eloi, 11. 263: carved groin stone from Chapel of, St. Giles's Church, I. * 147, 11. 262 St. Eloi's eo-. 11. 262 St. George's 'Church: Charlotte St. Georie's Episco$l chapel, 11. Square 11. 115, 126 173, 175 '90 St. Geor e's Free Church, 11. 138, St. George's Well 111. 75 St. Giles, the pation saint of Edinburgh, I. 138, 141, 254: seal of, I. * 140 ; procgsiou of the saint's relics I. 140 St. GilehChurch, 1. *I, 42,47, so, 51, 52.55, ~ 6 7 8 ~ 9 4 , IV. xm, Iax, 123, 138-147, 152, 18% 186, rga, 11. 15, 957 234, 3167 37% 111. 31, z10,115. 75 GENERAL INDEX. 51, 173, 184; its early history I. 138 139; the Norman door way, i. 139, 141' the Preston relic, I. 140; Sir DAvid Lindesaj on the rocessionists, I. 141, chapel ofsobert Duke of Albany: I. 142; funeral of the Regent Murray, I. 143; the "gude Regent's aisle," rb. ; the Assem. blyaisle, I. 144; disputes between am- VI. and the Church party, I. 144,146'departureofJamesVI. I. 146 ; Haddo's hole, ib. ; thi Napier tomb, id. ; the spire and lantern, I. '144, 146; theclock and bells, I. 146 ; the Krames, I. 147 ; restorations of 1878 ib. ; the or an, ib. ; plan of St. kiles's Churcf I. *1452 the High Church' 1. *I 8 149; removal of hone;: from f f. 384 3t. Giles's Chdchyard, I. 148, 149, 157 11. 379 31. Ghes's Grange, 111. 47, 49, 52, 54 ;, its vicar, 111. 49 3t. Giles's Kirkyard, 11. 239 3t. GilesStreethow PrincaStreet). I. 286 11. 11; 3t. Gd&s Street, Leith, 111. 223, 226 234 3t. Jimes's chapel, Newhaven, 111. 216, 295, 298, p; remains of, 3t. James'schapel,Leith, III.*240, 111. 297 243 3t. ams'sOpw=opalchapel 11.184 jt.jame~'sEp~opalChurcd,Leith, 111. *241, 243 3t. James's Square, I. 366. 11. 176, . _ _ . .~ 19. 3t, lohn the Baotist's Chaoel. 111. . . si, 53 St. John's altar, St. Giles's Church, II.26?,65 3t.John sCatholicChapel, Brighton St. Johks chapel, Burghmuir, 111. Place 111. 147 126, 134, d, 338, 383 3t. John's Established Church, I. 291 Leith 111. *n44 jt. John's Established Church, jt. Johr;'s Free Church I. z 5, 314 Zt. John's Free Church,'Leiti, 111. j t T p Hill I. 82 It. ohn's Stdet, 1. 325, 11. 2, 9, jt. Katherine of Scienna, Convent 2, 53, 329 ; ruins of, jt. Kathanne's altar, Kmk-of-Field, jt. Katharine's altar, St. Margaret's It. Katherine's chapel, Currie, 111. jt. Katherine's estate, 111. 330 it. Katharine's Place, 111. 54 it. Katharine's Thorn, 11. 363, it. Katherine's Well, Liberton, 111. 25, 26 27, 31, 111. 63 of 111. 51 IiI. *S4 ; 12 history, ib. ; seal of, 111. *55. 111. I chapel, Libaton, 111. 53 332 111.54 328, 3291 330 chapel of I 383, 384 it. Leonard, Suburb of, I. 382; it. Leonard's 'craigs, I. 75, III. 27, 142 it. Leonard's Hill, I. 55, 384, 11. 34 ; combat near, I. 383 it. Leonard's, Leith, 111. 227 it. Leonard's Kirkyard, 11.379 it. Leonards Loan, I. 383 it. Leonard's Well, 111. 89 it. Leonard's Wynd, 11. 54 it. Luke's Free Church, II.r53,.r55 it. Magdalene's Chapel, I. 240 it. Margaret, I. 16, 18, I it. Margaxet's Chapel, adinburgh Castle, I. 19, *zo, 76; chancel arch of I. *24 it. Margset'sconvent, III.45,'48 it. Margaret's Loch, 11. 319 it. Margaret's Tower, Edinburgh it. Margaret's Well, Edinburgh Cade. I. 36, 48, 78 Castle, I. 49 St. Margaret's Well, Restalrig, 11. St. LIC~ chapel &nLtarian), II. 11, 313, 111. I2 131 214 St. Mark's Episcopal chapel, Port* bello 111. 147 *153 St. M L j Magdhene chapel, New Hailes 111. 149, 366 St. M& Magdalene's Chapel, 11. 258, 261, 26a *a64' mterior 11. 264 : tabled on the walls,' 11. 262 *268 St. MkMagdalene's Hospital, 11. 26r, 262 St. Mary's Cathedral 11. 116, 211; exterior and interior, 11. *ZIZ, '213 St. Mary'sChapel, Niddry's Wynd, St. M&s Ckpel, broughton Street, I. z6z St. Mary's Church, South Leith, 111. 130, 135, 182, 196, *217,218, * z ~ o 222 244 ; its early hatory, I. 247 251, 298 11. 26 III.;I8 :19 St. Mary'; Convent I. 107,382 St. Mary's Free Ch$ch 11. 184 St. Mary's Hos ita1 I. :97 St. Mary's-in-t\e-$ield 11. '34 251, 252, III. 1 7 ; its history: 111. I, a St. Mary's parish church, 11. 191 ; school-house, 111. 87 St. Mary's Port, 1. 382 St. Mary's Roman Catholic chapel, St. Maryi Street' I. p 11. 238 St. Mary'sWynd,' 1.38, A, 217,219, 274. 275 * 29.298,2 I 335,375 382, 11. ;3, 249.~84~1%. 6 ; door! head in 1. *3m St Matth:w'sWell, Roslio,III. 3 I St. Michael's Church, Inveres?c, St. Nicholas Church North Leith, 111. 168, 176, 187 :its demolition by Monk, 111. 187 255 St. Nicholas Wyud, fII. 256 St. Ninian's altar, St. Giles's Church, 111. 119 St. Ninian's Chapel, I. 364, 111.72 St. Ninian's Church, North Leith, 11. 47, 111. 167 *I# 251 aga; pe,tv tyrann in, iii. 25;; its ministers IIE 254, 2 5 5 ; now a g r a n a r y , ' ~ ~ ~ . 254,255 St. Niuian's Churchyard 111. *256 Sc. Ninian's Free Churih, North Leith, 111.255 Si. Ninian's Row, I. 366,II. 103,176 St. Patrick Square, 11. 339 St. Patrick Street, I. 366, 11. 346 St. Patricks Romao Catholic Church, 1. 278, 11. 249 St.Paul's Chapel,CarmbWsClo, I. 239 *a40 St. Pads Episcopal Chapel, I. 278 St. Paul's Episcopal Church, York Place, 11.60,188,198,248 St. Paul's Wark, 11. 101 St. Peter'sChurch,RoxburghPlace, 11. '79' school 11. 326 111.149 11. 338 St. Peter's Close 11. 255 St. Peter'sEpiscdpal Church,II1.51 St. Peter's Pend, 11. 255 St. Roque, 111.47 ; legends of, 111. 46,47 St. Roque's Chapel, Rurghmuir, 111.47, ?g : ruins of, Ill. *48 St. Roque s Day 111. 47 St. Roque's KirI&rd, 11. 379 St. Salvator's altar, St. Giles's St. Staphhs Church, 111. * 81,83, St. Thomas's Epkopal Chapel, 11. Church 111. 35 85 . . - . St?homas's Church, Leith, 111. St. Tkdudna, 111. r p ; Church of, St. Vincen't strhet, III. 83 Stafford Street, 11. 211 Stage, The, in Edinburgh, I. 247 248 '253 III.rz8 130 '3' 352 Stagesoaches, Establiihment of, 11.15, 16,235,236; the Glasgow, 11.121 Stained-glass window P a r l i i e n t House 1. 159 Plati6 stainh0u;e. La;d of, I. 1:9* 389 Stair, Earlof, I. p, 94,37 , 11. 38, 95, 167, 327, 348, 358, h. 3% 367 E.W~ Stair, I. 103, Stair, Eliiheth Countess of 1. xrn -106 17r, 111. 41 ; the "Iavic mirrd "1.103; hermarriagewrth Stamp duty, In0uence of the, on newspapers, I. 284,285 Stamp Office, I. 234,267 Stamp Office Close, I. *ng, 231, 232 ; execution there, 1.2% Standard Life Assurance Company, 11. '3 Stantied tragedy The I. 281 ztanley, Star and the Garter" acto:, 1. tavern ;30 I. 187 Steam communication iivd~eith to Stedman Dr. John 11.301 Steele, sir Richard,,l: 106 Steil Pate, the musicin, I. 251 Stenkor Stenhouse, 111.339 Steveu Rev. Dr,, the historm of the high School, 11.11 287, a88, 289, 291:296,35Sr 3&?11- 135 Stevenlaws Close 11.242 Stevenson, Dr. Ahibald, 11. 144 147 Stevenson, Duncan, and the Beacm newspaper, I. 181, 182 11.241 Stevenson Dr. John I d 18 19~27 Stewart &hibald 'Lord Phvost, I. 318, 322, 32;) 11. 280, 283; house of I. 318 * 325 Stewart ojAllanbLk, Sir John, 11. 26 Stewart Sir Alexander, I. 195 Stewart' of Colmess, Sir J ~ C S , Provost, 11. 281,111. 340 Stewart, Sir ames, I. 1r7 stewart of &trees Sir Jmi- I. 229, 111. 34-3;~ ; his h o d in Advocate's Close, I. *223, Ill. 30' Sir Thomas ib. Stewah Sir Lewis '111. 364 Stewariof Monk&, Sir Williim, Murder of I. 196,258, 259, 74 Stewart of 'Grantully, Sir john, Stewart of Grantully, Sir George, 11. 350; his marriage, 111.90 Stewart, Dugald, I. 106, 156, 11. 17, 39, 120, 168, 195, m~r 2 3, 111.20,55; gray of II. 29 ; his father, 111.20 ; h e cife, 11. 206 : her brother, 11. 207; Dugalds monument 11. III Stewart Jades 111.79 Stewart'of Gariies, Alexander, 11. 225 Stewart Belshes of Invermay, Sir John, 11. 383. Stewart, Daniel, 111. 67; hospital of, id.; ne* from Drumsheugh London, 111. 2x1 11. 97 117, 128,13 , 151,175, ZIO Steel, si; John,scuiptor, I. 159,372. 11. 351 grounds, 111. *68 road, 'I. 3% 3 d 111.221 Stewart Robert, Abbot of Holy- Stewart of Castle Stewart 11. 157 Stewart ofGarth, Genera;, 11. 150, Stewart of Strathdon, Sir Robert, Stewart Colonel ohn, 11. 350 stewart' hptain Eeorge, 11.257 Stewart: Lieut.Colone1 Matthew, Stewart, Captain James, I. 195, I@ Stewart of W t r e e s , I. 6a Stewart, Execution of Alexander, Stewart Lady Margaret 111. n I Stewart'of lsle Mn., 11.' 162 Stewart, Nichblson, the actor, I. Stewartfield manor-how, 111. 88, Stewart s Hospital, 11. 63, 111.67 Stewarth oysteehouse, i. I m Stirling, Enrls "f T I ? E Stirliig stirling gi ~ e w a I. 44 42 11.223 stirliig: sir w&, Lord Rovost, Stirling of Kek, Sir William, 11. 158 ; h e daughter, 111.35 Stirling, General Graham, I I. 153 Stirling, Mrs., actRsq I. 35f 11. d a youth, 11. 231 343 91, * 93 11. ~ $ 2 283, 391 I. 374 ... 283, 335, 343 343 III, 140; dew of, II. 169 vanous buildings in, 11. 172; it! early residents, 11. ...

Book 6  p. 389
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GENERAL INDEX. 387 Rhind. David. architect. 11. 147 275, '2 6, I I t . 67 244 . Rhmd, {anet, ToAb of, 11. 262 Riccarton, 111. 319; its loca history, 111. 321 Riccarton House 111. 322 Richard 11. of E h a n d . 11. 2 Richardson, Messrs., tobacconists Richardson, W.L.,theartist, 111.8: Richmond Court 11. 338 Richmond Stree; 11. 188 333, 332 Riding School ?he 11. 1>8 Riding School'Lani, 11. 135 Riddell's Close, I. 110, 1rr,z82, ng: Riddell's Land, I. 98, 110, 11. 9 Riddle Sir Jama 11. 187 194 Riddle's Close, Liith, 111: 226, 22( Ri ht of sanctuary, Edinburgt tastle deorived of the. I. 67 111. 34 , , Rillbank IiI. 55 Riots at ;he Cananmills, 111. 87 Risps, or ancient knockers, I. 94 237, 271, 11. 253 35' Ristori, Madam, the actress, I Ritchie, the sculptor, 11. 134, 147 336 Ritchie, hitch, 111. 79 Ritchie, Prof. Uavid 11. rg6 Ritchie. William. iditor of thq Scoto;mm, I. 284 of the Scottish bank note: RE25 and 5s.. 11. 94 Rirzio, David, Murder of, I. 6, 50 92. 3173 11. 41, 58, 66,68, 70, 71 92; abude of. 11. 11,111. 361 Rivio Joseph 11. 68, 70, Robe4 Abbot)of H~lyrood,~II. 3 Rober;[., 11. 307, 111. 35, 94, 166 Robert II., I. 26, 27. 142, 11. 3 Robeh III., I. 27, 11. 54,111. 317 Robert Bruce, I. 23,24,III. 199,34: Robert Gourlays house, 1. 116 327,343, 348 323 338, 348.354. 362 331, 354, 355 278, 111. 32, 59, 118, 166, 315 *rao 123 &. David. the oainter. 11. 80 Robei III. +, 83; his p;rents,lI~. 7; 78; his birthplace, 111. -77, 78 Robertson, Patrick, Lord, 11. 156 175, 191, 193, 19% zoo, 111. 126 240; Lockhart's description 0: him, 11. I 3 ; Lockhart'sepitaph: an him, I?. 194 Robertson, Dr., I. 101, 231, 236 271, 273, 11. 27, 194: tomb of 11. * 381. (See also the two fol Iaving articles) Robertson, Principal, 1. 106, 261 (See tkc $re. 11. 255, 281, 24% 293. 378, 379 111. 20, 22, 23,45. ceding andfolrauing artider) Robertson, the historian, 11. 168 his death, 111. 49; his materna niece, Lord Brougham's mother 11. 168. (See the two precedizg Robertson Memorial Estahlishec Chutch, 111. 50 Robertson, Dr., the Leith historian 111. 167, 173, 218, 219, zzo, 222 226, zA, 229, 23r. 235, 236, 238. 239,245, 2471 249, 256, 259: 2697 2701 276 Robertson Mr I. 175 Robertsonlof zochart, George, I. 204 206 Robekson of Lude, Lieut.-General. 111. 34 ; his black Servant, ib. Robertson, Geordie, 11. 3'6 Kcbertson, John, and the lepers, 11. I02 Robertson Mrs. Hannah reputed grand-diughter of Chahes II., Robertson's Close, 11. 250, 251 Robertson's Land, I. 178 "Robin Hood,"Gameof, forbidden, I . 116, 277 ; riot in wnsequence, II.21,355 1. 126 "Robin Mend-the-Market," 111. 274 RobRoy, 111,9r; thesonsof,I.70; popularity of the play of, I. 349, 350 Rob Roy's purse, 11. 87 Rohinson, Professor, 11. 86, 191 Rohinson's Land, I. 264 FWwn, the actor, I. 351 Rocheid of Inverleith, Sir James, I Rocheid family The 111. 94 Rocheid of 1n;erleith James, 111. 95 ; his encounter d t h the Duke of hlontaw, ib. ; his mother, ib. 111.94, 343 architect. 11. 184 5, 6 Rollinson, the comedian, I. 350 Rollo, Lord, I. 208 Rollock, Hercules, 11. 288, 289 Rullock of Pilton Peter 111. 307 Rollock Robert,' PrinApal of the Univirsity, I1 -78,111.8,9,16,2 Roman CatholicJchapels attacked by the mob, 11. 282 Roman Eagle Hall I. IrI Romanism, BurleAue on 11. 289 Roman relics and coins i. 10 Roman road near Portdbello. I. 10. . . * I2 I. +I0 319 Roman urn foundnear DeanBridge, Romieu, Paul, the clockmaker, I. Rood Chapel, Broughton, 111. 151 Rose, Bishop Alexander, 11. 22, Rosebery, Archibald Earl of, I. Rosebery Earls of I. g 111. 106 Rosebery: Lord, IiI. :5, 3 5 Rosebery James Ear? of, ?I. 324: singula; advertisement, ib. Rosehaugh, the persecutor, 11. 331, 375 Rosehaughs Close I. 253 25 Rose Court, Georie Stree;, If. 1x8 Rosehill, DavidLord, 111. 30 ROM Street, 11. 146, 158, 159, 163, Rose Street Lane, 11. 150 Rosebank Cemetery, 111. 89 Roseburn Howe 111. I-, 103, *104; lintel at: III. *Io3; 111- scriptions at, ib. Roseburn Mqltings, 111. 102 Rosevale Place 111. 266 Roslin Castle, iII. 346, 3 , *348, 351 ; its early history, 141. 347- s p ; the St. Clairs (Sinclairs), 111. 131 2572 11. 1042 109 96 say, D a d ) ' ;, Lords, I. 66, 11.326, 339,111. 362 Ross of Hawkhead, Lord, 111.260 Ross, John Earl of I. 247 ROSS David comedian, I. 341, 342 Koss: Walte:, the antiquary, I. 230, Ross House 11. 338, 339 Ross Park iI. 338, 339 Rosslyn. Earls of, I. 271-273, 111. 33% 111. 71-73 349- Rosr's Court I. 91 Ross's Towe:. or " Follv." Rothes, Earls of, I. 159, 11. p, 218, Rothesay, Duke of, 1. 26, 27. 142, Rothesay, Earl of, 11. 65 Rothesay Place, 111. 62 Kothiemay, Lady, 1. 281 Rotten Row, Leith, 111. 167. 235 Kotunda The 11. 83 Roubilkk, the'sculptor I. 159 Routing Well, The, 11). 364 Row, Colonel Archibald, I. zoz ; his wife s tomb, 1. 203 Row, the Church hiatorian, 111.260 Rowites The I. 239 Rowland Hili, the preacher, 11. 103 Roxburgh, Dukes of,I. 128,223,Il. ' 5 , '23 Roxburgh, Earls of, I. 223, 11. 3, 15,50,181,111.57; houseof 11.34 Roxburgh, Dr., botanist, IIi. 162 258 11. 47, 243. 111. 31, 32 Roxburgh Close I. 223 Roxburgh Club,'I. 375 Roxburgh parish 11. 135 Roxburgh Place 'I. 362 111 338 Roxburgh Terrice, 11. j38 Royal apartments in Holpood Xowl dank. I. 217. 222, 24% 11. Palace Piate 15 Fro 115, 136 170"171 *17a' the, 1. 182 335337 *?40 *IQ) its curator 111. 98 111. 71 b y a i Bank Ciose, iI1. h 4 ; fire in hsyal Blindksylum andschool, 11. Royal Bo;anic Gardens, 111. gb, Royal kircus, 11. '195, 199, *ZOI, Royal Collegeof Physicians, I. 362, 11. 247 Royal Company of Archers 11.348 3, 354; their hall, Ii. * 3 y : Royal Crescent 111. a6 Royal Edinbuigh Asylum, 111. 25,53 39 Royal Edinburgh Volunteers, I. 63, Royal Exchange, The, I. 79, 183- 187, *r8 191, 228, 229, a42, 255, 11. 281 ?I]. 125 ;.plan of the, I. * t 8 8 ; ;he Council Chamber, I. 11. 307. *377, 111. 105, 264 184, 186, Pkfc 7; back of the Royal Exchange, Plafe 10 Royal family, Submission by the Jacobites to the, 11. 247 Royal gardens, Holyrood Palace, 11. "65 *69, 9 Royal H~ghlanJ Society, 111. 127 Royal Horse Bazaar 11.225 Royal Hotel, 11. I&; its distinguhhed guests, ib. Royal Infirmary, 11. 146, 147, 28r, 282,296, 298-302, 359, 111. 114; thenewbuilding 11.358,359,*361 Royal Institution,'The, 11. 83, 86, 88. 01. 0 2 : in 1810. 11. *84: at .. present -11. "85 =' Royal Lhth Volunteers, The, 111. 198, 264 burgh Castle, I. 32, 36, *68 Royal Life Guards 11. 217 Royal lodging, 0; palace, Edin- Roval Maternitv Hosnital. 11.2'1 Royal Maternity and $impson hie- Royal Medical S&iety, I. 123, 11. morial Hospital 11. 362 yx.303, 111. 266, 311 Royal Riding School, 11. 334, 335 Royal Scots Grey Dragoons I. 64 Rqyal Scottish Academy, 11:86,88, Royal Scottlsh Naval and Military Royal Scotkh Volunteer review, Royal Society, l h e , 11. 83, 86, 204, 89, 9x7 921, I97 Academy 11. 335 11. 320, 354. Plate 23 111. 77 ~Oy.2 Terrace 11.103 Royal Terrace'Gardens, 111. 158 Royal tournaments, I. 35 Royston, Lord I. rrr,273,III.310, 311 ; eccenhc pranks of his daughter, I. 111,135,III.11q, 312 Royston, III.308,310 Koyston Ca5tle, 111. 311 Ruddiman, Thorn=, grammarian, I. 110, 123, 11. 291, 382, 111. 363 Ruddiman, theprinter, 11.310,III. Ruglen, Earl of, 111. 122, 3'7 Ruins of the old Market Closeafter Rule, Principal Gilbert, 111. 14, 16 Rullion Green, 111. p. 334. *337 Rumhold, Richard, 1. 59, 60 Runciman. the oainter. I. oz. axo. 363 the fire, I. *177. Russell Bishop of Leith 111. 187 Russell: Rev. 'Dr. h d a e l , 111. Russell the actor I. 350 Rutheriord, Lord: 11. 98, 174, 111. RutAerford Sir John 11. 356 Rutherford: Alison, iI. 156 Rutherford, Andrew, 11. 156 Rutherford, Dr., the fint inventor 243 68 ITI of gas, I. 274, 276, 11. 383; hu nephew, Sir Walter Scott, I. 276 Rutherford the botanist 11. 1zo Rutherford: Anne(Si WAterScott's mother) 11. 142 Rutherfurd-Clark, Lord, 111.26 Ruthven David Lord I. 178 Ruthven: Williarn Loh I. 6 206 215, 316, 11. 66, 70, 71; II1.'174! his dagger I. 317 Ruthven Si; Patrick, I. 52, 54, 95 Ruthven' the printer 11.18 111.271 Ruthven's Land L i d I. 5x6 Rutland Street, \I. I$, zog Ryan, the actor, 11.23 S Sabbath, Breaches of the, 11. 132, Sadler Sir Ralph, 111. 154 20) Sailin;, Early restrictions on, III. I33 '59 ailors' Home, Leith, 111. a59 'Salamander Land," The, 1. 142 Salamander Street, Leith, 111. 239 Salisbury, Earl of I1 305 Salisbury Craigs, \. I&, 384,II. 60, 161, 303, 305, 34, 3'372 311. 111, 142 Salisbury Road 111. 55 Salmon, Charle;, the local poet, 11. 310 111. 164 Salmon Pool, The, Water of Leith, Salt Backet The, 11. 178 Saltoun, h i d , 11. 343, 344 Fmpson's Grave,!I. 319 Sarnsou's Ribs, I. 11. 11. 312, 313 Sancto Claro, W i l l i de, 111. 35 Sanctuary Court-house, 11. 11 Sand Port Leith 111.171, 177,281 Sand PoriStreet' Leith 111. 259 Sandford Bishod 11. 1:6 111. 147 Sandford: Sir Dakel K. iI. 126 Sand-glasses, Use of, in law courts, Sandiland, James, 111. 42 Sandilands, Sir James, I. 195, 245, 302 11. 47 65 111. 116 Sandhand's ho;e I 240 Saughton Bridge'IiI. 319, *3zo Saughton Hall, iII. 19 Saughton House, I d . 3 9 , * 320; a drunken brawl I11 19 Saughton Laan knd,'dl. 319 Saunders Street, 111. 76 Saxe-Coburg Place 111. 75 Schmitz, Dr.Leonhh, 11.111,III. School House Wynd, 111.2 School Lane, 111. 28 Sciennes Court, 111. 54 Sciennes Hall 111. 51 Sciennes Hill house 111. 55 Sciennes b a n III. \4 Sciennes, The,' 111. 29, 50, 51, $2, I. I72 81 Scott William Lord Stowell, I. 299 Scott: LordJdhn, 111. 322 Scott, Sir Gilbert, the architect, 11. 111, 213, 111. 243 Scott, Sir John, 1. 210 Scott, Sir Walter, I. 3, 7, 12, 7'. 75, 1077 '23,1% 1% 150, 1549 163. 166, 171,173, 179, 182, 211, 222, ... INDEX. 387 Rhind. David. architect. 11. 147 275, '2 6, I I t . 67 244 . Rhmd, {anet, ToAb of, 11. ...

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GENERAL INDEX. 385 - Nisbet Lord 111. 67 Nisbet: Sir .&exander. 111. 136 Nisbet Sir Henry 111. 136 Nisbet: Sir John,?II. 10, 111. 66, Nisbet, Sir Patrick. 111. 66, 67. 136 Nisbet, Henry, 111. 66; manumentto I1 134 135 Nibet df bear;, Provost Sir William, 11. 280. 111. 26. 65, 66 ; Lady, I!. 335. 111. 66 Nisbetmuir Battle of (see Battles) Nisbets of Craigantinnie, The, 111. 136 138 Nisbdts of Dalzell The 111. 65 Nisbets of Dean,?rhe, ?111. 65,67, 136, 137 138 Nisbets of Dirleton, 11. 335, 111. 135, 138 ; houseoithe. 11. IO.*IZ Nisbett, Execution of Sergeant John. 11. 231 Noble Place, Leith, 111. 266 Noel, Miss, the vocalist, I. 350 Nollekens the sculptor 11. z8a Non-jura& The, 11. ;46 ; burialplace of, 111.131 Normal ghool of the Church 01 Scotland I. 2 5 296 Norman Rks, t$?assassin of Lady Baillie 111. 156, 157 Norrie John !he decorator I. zgg Norrie: the ;inter, I. 89, li. go North Bank Street 11.95 North Bridge, I. 3ir 238, 245, 302, 334-344 358, 11. 2% 94, 99. Im, 111. 67 150 152 ; view of, Platd 12; con&udtionof, I. 337, 338,II. 281 ; fall of, I. 338; widening 01 the. I. $60: east side of the. I. No-Pope riots of 1779, I. a61 120, 126, 177, 178, 706, 283, 338, 34636;? . North Bridge Street I. 338 North British and hercantile In. surance Company, 11. 123 North British Investment Cam. I28 North British Rubber Company, 11.219, azo Pro!. John) North Christopher (see Wilson, North College Street, 11. 174, 111. 178 Home?s residence ib. North Hanover Street, 111. 242 North Inverleith Mains. 111. w6 . - N%h Leith, 11. 3,336,111. p, 9% 165, 166, 187. 188,. 193, 197.=g, ~51159, 295. Brid e of 11. 7 111. 167 : th; old ciurci, of 6,? Ninian, 111. 251-255; the neu church 111. 255, fa57 Nort Lkth Free Church, 111. z5! Nortk Leith Sands, 111. 258 North Leith United Preshyteriat North Ldch, I. 10, 20, 31, 38, 103 118,182, III.86,162; the botanic garden, I. 61 6 accidenrs U the North k? 21: 81, 82 North Quay Leith, 111. 210 North ueeAsferry 111. 282 North Zt Andrcw htreet 11. 1b0 Northern?Club The II.?151 Northern New?TowA, The, 11. 18; North&, Earl of, 11. 166,111. p NorthumberlLd, Imprisonment o Northumberland Street II.198,1p Norton, The Hon. Flktcher, 111 Church 111. 255 119, 183, ZP, 234 238, 3 4 335 337. 358,II. % 81, 99, 1 1 4 , w -189 Countess of 11. 21 the Earl of, 11. 242 127, 128 School 111: 1z8 11.168 Norton Place 111. 165 ; the Boar< Nottingtkn Place 11. 103 Numerous societi& in one house 0 Oakbank grounds 111. 54 Oakeley, Prof. Sd Herbert, 11.34 145 lbservatory, The old, 11. IW, 106; lchiltree, Lord, I. 195, 196, 214, khterlony, The family of, 11. 165 Jdd Fellows? Club, 111. 123 3dd Fellows? Hall, 11. 326 lffensive weapons, hlanufactun of, Jgilvie Sir Alexander, I. 236 3gilvie: Imprisonment of Lady, I. ? 70 Dgilvie, Colonel, 11.310 Dgilvie, Gorge, 1. 121 3gilvie Thomas, Family of, 1. 70 311-paihings in the National Gal- D?Keefe?s ?? Recollections,? 1. rgr 31d and New lawn, Scheme for 31d Assembly Close, I. 245 ; ruins 31d As2ernbly Hall I. 190 31d Assembly RooAs, I. 242 31d Babylon, Leith, 111. 227 230 31d Bank Close, I. 117, I,& 282, 31d Broughton, Remains of the Old Canonrhls House, 111. 88 Dld Dea?haughHouse, 111. 77 Old fighting mannersol Leith, 111. Old Fishmarket Close, I. 189, 190, the new, 11. 14, 111. 270 215, 111. 174 11. 263 lery, 11. 88, 89 joining the, 11. 95 ofthe 1. *244 11. 95 villap of 11. 1% 199 241 Dld High School Wynd, 11. 284, 111. 12 Old High School Yard, 11, 286 Old houses in the West Port near the haunts of Burke and hare, 1869 11. *224 Dld hduses, Society,185z, 11. *272 Old G.rk St Giles?s Cathedral Meetiniof b General Assembli in the Phte 13 Dld Plaihouse Close 11. 23,?s DldSchool The II.?rrr Old ScienAes HAuse, 111. 54 Dld Stamp Office Clox I. 231,275 Old 6urgeon?s Hall I. ;8r Old timber-fronted? houses, Lawnmarket, I. ?108, IIO Old Toll Cross 11. 345 Old Town, Views of the, I. 16; Plate 4 ; Plate 16 Old Weigh-house, Leith, I. 186,188 Old West Bow I. 295 Oliphant Lord 11. 8 Oliphant?of Ndwton, Sir William, 11. 47, 379, 111. 364; his family, 111. 364 Oliphant of Newland, House of, Oliphant of Rossie MR Oliphant, Than&, P&ost, 41. Oliver and Boyd Messrs., 1. 281 O?Neill Miss adtress I. 108, 34 Orange: ExGcted dnding of t\e Oratory of Mary of Guise, I. *97 Orde. Chief Baron. 11. xcz: anec- 11. 7 11. 17 278 Prince of. 11. 306 do& of hisdaaglker, 11; I& Ordnance, The Castle, 1. 35, 36 Organ in St. Giles?s Cathedral, I. C47 ; in the music-class room, 11. Original Seceder Congregation, 11. ?335 _. 119, 1 8 2 , ~ 7 . 348, 350 -- Ornuston trd of, I I I . 4 , 6 , 150 Omond ?Duchess of 111.62 Orphan hospital The, I. 2x8, 340, 359, 364 *361,?365 111- 67. *68 Orphan Hospital Park, I. 338 O r Captain John 11. 138, 35 Orrbck, Robert, blacksmiti, 11. Osborne, Alexander, the volunteer, Osborne Hotel The 11. 125 Otterburn, .%?A&, I, 43, 111. 237, 238, 111.67 11. IQ 43, 58 Otway, Admiral, 11. 171 Otway Silvester I. 179 Ought&, SirAdhphus, II.z+j?,pg, 3101 111. 195, 196 ?Our Lady?s altar,? St. Giles?s Church, 111. 107 ?Our Lady?s Port of Grace,? ancient name of Newhaven 111. 295 ?Our Lady?s Steps,? SL Giles?s Church I. 147 3utram h e r of Sir James 11.126 3ver Idw, The, 11.64, 22: Dxenford, Viscount, I. 378 Oxford Terrace 111. 71 Oyster parties patronised by ladies, I. 255, 111. 126 P Paddle ship, Curious, exhibited at Palace Gate, &e, 11. 40 Palace Yard 11. 310 Palfrefs In; 11.241 Palliser Capiain Sir Hugh, Amst and ikprisonment of, 111. 277 Palmer?s Lane, 11. 337 Palmerston, Lord, 11. 39 Palmenton Place 11. 211,214 Panmure, Earls of, I. 214, 11. 20 Panmure Close, 11. 20, 21; lintel of lohn Hunter?s house. 11. *ZI Leith, 111. I 8 PanGurc House, 11. 20, ZI Pantheon Club, The, I. 239 Pantheon The, 11. r79 Paoli?s v i h to Edinburgh, I. a99 ? Pap-in,? an old-fashioned dnnk, Papists Prosecution of I. 215 Pardodie of I. ;z Paris, a&mplice bf Bothwell in Darnley?s murder 111. 4, 6 Park Bum Gilmer&n 111. 351 Park Plac:, 1 1 . ~ ~ 3;6, 358 ;view Parkstde, I 355 Park Vale, Leith, 111. 266 Parliament Clcse, I. 132, 136, 143, 170, 174-182, zoo, 358, 11. 236, 243,271, 347,III.46,76 ; descnption of, 1. 174; view of the, I. *r68 ; proposed statue of Oliver Cromwell 111. 72 1. ?79 of, 1?. *p Parliament ?bun, Leith, 111.227 Parliament Hall, I. 158, 159, Pbtr 6; narrow escape from fut in 1700, I. 161 Parliament House, I. 56, 122, 124, 157-173, 174.178, 181, 187, 190, zrs. 223, 334 336,374.11. v , 7 5 , 13% 24% 246 270 282 293, 339, !11. 113, 186: 2.z: th<old building, I. ?160,+*161; its present condition, 1. 164 ; plan of the, I. * .hn P&i& House, The ancient, Parliament, Riding of the, I. 162 Parliament Square, I. 175,178, 181, Parliament Square Ieith, 111. a47 Parliament stairs, i. 17gr +II. k i t h , 111. Yz4g 182, 19o92s5,I1. 78,10g2 1% 228, 260, 111. 31. -4, I I ?-Q PL&ments held at Holyrood, 11. Parsons, Anthony, the quack, 11. Parson?sGreen,II.318 I 111.165 Passenger stages, EstaLUnent of, Patemn House of Bishop 11. 22 Patersodthe blacksmith, Ih. 345 ; Paterson?s Court, I. 102 Patehn?s House, Bailie fohn, 11. Paterson?s Inn, 11. 267, 268 Paton, Lord Justice-Clerk 11. 153 Paton. Si Noel. the pint& 11.9 ; Paton, the antiquarian, I. rrg Paton, Miss, the actress, I. 350 Patrick Cockburn. governor 01 Edinbumh Castle, 1. 31 Paulitius, Dr. John 11. pa Paul Jones, the p k t e , 111. I*, 4647 260 1. m his sculptured abode, ib. 10, 11, 111.261 his sister, 11. IF 196 197, agZ Paul Street, 11. 337.. Paul?s Work. I. *xii.. -I. w. 11. .- _ ? . 1 6 111. IS Paul?s Work, Leith Wynd, 111.1% Paunch Market, Leith, Ill. a p Paving of the Grassmarket 11. z p Paynq Henry Neville, SAfferings Peat Neuk. The, Leith, 111. 147 Peddie, Rev. Dr., 11. 3a6, 111. 101 Peehles Wynd, I. 192, zd, 219, 245, of, I. 66 374, 382 Peel Tower, The, I. 36,49 Peffer Mill 111. 61.62 Peffermiln.?II. 231 Pennant, the topographer, 11.101 Pennicuik, Alexander, the poet, 111.35 burgh I. 122 56 11. 28 Penny post, The first, in Edin- Pentlad Hill; h.*314. d1. 324: gold found in the, I. 269; k t t l e of the (we Battles) Perth Duke of 1. 326 330 Perth: Earl of,?II. 281: 111. 57 Perth, ImprisonmentoftheDuchess of, I. 69 Pestilence, Edinbur h visited with a, 111.29.35 (scc-%?gu=) ?Peter?s Letters to his Kinsfolk,? 1. 173s 1748 211s 375 11. 14% 175, 18a, 186. 190, 195,111. 110 Pettycur, 111. 211 ?Peveril of the Peak,?? Curious story in, 11. 244 Pewterer, The first, 11. 263 Philiphaugh, Lord, I. 223 ; Lady, 11. 339 Phillip, John, pahter, 111. 84 Philliside, 111. 138 Philosopher?s Stone The 11.~5 Philosophical 1nsti;ution: The, ?I. Phrenological Museum, 11. 275 Physic Gardens, The old, 1. 308, Physicms, College of, I. 278, 11. Pliysicians &U,,The old, 11. q6, 149, 159. ~ t s library 11. 146 Picardie $illage and Gayfielrj House 11. *185 PicardieiTilage, II. 177, 186, III. 342 Picardy Gardens 11. 186 Picardy Place ?11. 85, 185, 1% 111. 63, 158, i61 Pier Place Newhaven 111. q.7 Piers de Lbmbard Sir? I. 24 Piershill barracks?III: 138,qa Piersnill HO~X 1?11. 142 Piershill Tollbai, 11. 319 111. I@ Pilkington the architect,? 11.114 Pilrig, I d . 88, 91. 92, 165; its loul history 111. gr ; the manorhouse 111. $92 163 Pilrig F;ee Churdh, 111. 163, *.I+ Pilrig Model Buildings Asoaation, PiEikZreet 111.163 Pillans, Jaies, the High School Pilton Lord 111. PinkeAon, john, advocate, 111. 5 4 199, 200, 2O21 315 Pinkie Battle of (see Battlesh PinkiiHouse, I. 331 Pinmaker The first 11. 263 Pious (PiAhouse) dub, 111. 124 Pipes, The (watarcservoir), Lath, 152 335, 962, 363, 111. 162 153. !55,,2 8 rector, 1. 379, 11. 194, 294, wr 296 I l l . 213 Piracy in the Scottish waters, 111. 182 Piratical murder of three Spaniards by Scotsmen 111. 184 Pine?s close 1?1. z Pmieiield, I h h , ill. 266 Pitarm, Lady, I. Pitcairn, Dr. h%d, I. *18r, 182, 251, 311, 11. 11~3% 382,111. P,&m, Rev. ?humas, II.133,IW Pitfour, Lord, I. 170, 241 Pitrnilly, Lord 11. 174, 227 pitsottie, ~ & n i c ~ e of I. 15o,r5r, 262, 11. 61, 6&65, d 7 , 285, 111. Pitskgo Lord I. 164,180 Pitt, cl$ntre;?s statue of W i , Pitt Street 11. 19 Plaa of G:!menon Ill. 343, Plague, Edmburgh)infeaed mth a, . 15 4% 54, sa 267 28 59, = 11. q r I. 19% 242, 298, II.6,7.306, 33% 380, II1.65,1* 186, ... INDEX. 385 - Nisbet Lord 111. 67 Nisbet: Sir .&exander. 111. 136 Nisbet Sir Henry 111. 136 Nisbet: ...

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392 I. 344 341, 111. 158; Foote's attack on Whitefield I. 342 Whiteford, Sir John, I.'106,~82, 11. 35 166 111. 161 White Hart, Leg&d of the. I. 11,22 White Hart Inn, Grassmarket, The Whit; Hbrx hot& The, I. 99, 11. Whik Horse Inn, I. 4, 6, 299.303 White House Loan, 111.43, 46,47, Whihorh HOW 11. U, 35 old I1 234 235 *237 21 22739 W%e iron smith, h e first, :I. 263 "White Rose of Scotland, The, Wig Club The 111. 124 Wigan dfred 'the actor, I. 351 W i g h u k , h i d Provost, I. 94 Wigmer, John, 11. 278 Wi ton Earl of 11. 270 Wi&er&rce, William, 11. 336 Wilkes the demagogue 111. 157 Wilkie: Sir David, L ;Os, 11. 89, Wilkieof Foulden 11. 142 w i l l i III., PrAlamation of, I. 62; unpopularity of, 11. 324; proposed statue to, 111. 123 : announcement of the death of, I. 201 W i l l i IV. inLeithRoads, 111.198 W i l l i de Dedervk. alderman, 11. 11. 123 po7.337~ 111. 7' _ . W:fi7ram the Lion King, 11. 46, 50, Willram Foular's Close, 11. 241 Williams, the actor, 1. 348 Williamson, David, the ejected minister 11. 133,111. 67 Williamso~, Peter, the printer, I. 122, 176, 282, 356, 11. 25, 173, 111. 250 Willow Brae The 11.314, 318 Willox, Johi, the Reformer, 11.286 Wilson, Alexander, Provost ofEdin- 339. 111. 94, 174* 327, 335, 346, 347. 361 ' burgh, 1. 131, 2x8 OLD AND NEW EDINBURGH. Wilson, Execution of Alexander, I. 129, 11. 231, 315 Wilson Charles, painter 11. 86 Wilson; Daniel, antiqdian, I. 10, 14, 21, 118, 126, 139, 142, 150, 178, 207, 213, 217, 221, 228, 230, 245, 262, 267, 268, 276,278, Nos, 317. 11. 6, 7, 9, 11, 21, 34, 58, 379, 111. 2. 32, 37, 46, 47,49, 51, 66, 72. 74. 86, 103. 113, 14 130, 131, 213, 214, 217, 221, 223, 226, 230, 232 234 a38 246 257 258 Wilson, david, th; pokcal' shamaker, I. 230, 11. 25 Wilson; Professor George, 11. 107 Wilson, James (" Ckudero "), 11. Wilson, Patrick, architect, Ill. 50 Wilson, Prof. John, I. 107, 339, 11. 1277 135, 140, 14Zi '42, 143, 193 223, 111. 68, 126; humother, 11. , 155, 156; anecdotes of the prcfessor, I I. 200; his love of dogs, i6. Wilson, Willlam Deputy-Clerk of Session I. 46 '67 163 Wilsm, Fhhweh's;ervant inDarnley's murder, I. 263, 111. 4, 6 Windlestrawlee farmstead, 111. 3 9 Wind Mill The 11. 346 Windmill $tree: 11. 333, 346 Windsor Street 'III. 158 159 Windy Coule, $he, 11. ;IS, 314 Wham, Colonel John, I. 62, 63, WinLm The family of III. 338 Winter A d e n , The, 11: 214, 215 Winton, Earl of, II.34,35. 111. 57 Wishart, George, the martyr, I. w, III.15a Wishart George, minister of Leith andBi;hop of Edinburgh, 11. 14, 111. 254 Wishart, Rev. William, Ill. 219, 101, 116, 135s 1% 2273 2342 2421 250, 2518 253, 2542 258, 327, 3748 250 155, 156, 194, 19s~ !w, 204 =I% 64 65 za Wishprt of Pittarow, James, 111. Wi:&raft, Belief in, I. 255,II. 22 111. I&. DW: Demons accused od , ,_.. ~~~ ~ 11. r~z, 223,330,111.339; witch& burned 11. 181 Ill. 134,155,181 ~odrow,' Rev. Gobert, I. 58, 60, 111, 123, 179, 196, 222, 247 287 11- 10, 17, 23, 133, 354, 111. 99: 191, 260 Women, Sumptuary laws against, I. 198 Wood Lord 11. 174 Wood' Si Andrew, the "Scottish Ne&n," 111. 199, 200, =I, 202, 204 206 214 267 298 Wood th;his;oriaA 111. 107 108 Wood' oseph, the &tor, 1. 3k Wood: kr. Alexander, 11. 283,293, 303, 111.131 Woodbine Cottage, Trinity, 111.79 Woodhall 111. 2 Woodhouhe, IIf. 33 Woodhowlee, Lord, I. 156, 230, 11. I ~ , Z I O , 270, zga, 111.33 Woods theactor I. 347 Wood': Farm 11'115 117 182 Wood's Victo;! kall,'II1.'88 Wool trade, Edlnhurgh the Seat of Wwlmet, near Dalkeith, 111. 134, Wor ouse The 11. 325 Workhouse: Erekon of St. Cuththe, 11. 264 3 3 ~ 3 6 4 , bert's, 11,'135 Works at Neu teenth century, 1 I I . z ~ World's End Close, I. 281, 282 World's End Pool, Dean village, W Ill A" Wright, the acto;, I. 3i1 Wright, Thomas, 111. 47 Wrightsand masons The 11.264 Wright's-houses, Th;, II.'36, 111. subposed denkation, 111.3; ; the lo *32, 3+ *36, 3 9 . its THE END. Napiers of, 111.34; laird of, 111. 33 Wrightslands Lord I. 226 111.32~ Writer's Codt, I. :zo, 186: 229 Writers to the Signet, I. * z * ; libraryofthe I. 123 *1z8, 1%: 186; Society'of the '1. 158 167 built on thesiteof G;orgeHbriot'G workshop, 1. 175 Wyndham, the theatrical manager, I. 8, 351, 11. 179, I l l . 95 W n%am, Mrs., the actress, I. 351, 111. 95 Y Yardheads,The, Leith III.a27,z34 Y y s , Mr. and Mrs.,'I. 343, 344. 3 51 Yelverton Mrs. 111. 307 Yester, Jdmes d r d Hay of, I. 278, 11. 286 Yester, Lady, 1.278,11.286; church of 11. 28 286 187 *n88, ago, 291, zd9, IIL'r58 I he:sons 11. 286 York and AlbAy, Duke)of, 1. 79, 1 5 9 ~ 1 h 355, 371,1I.10~3771 111- 57 York Cardinal I. 71, 7z York'Hotel 11: 230 York Lane '11. 188 York Plac;, 1.366 11. go, 92, 180, 182, I&, 185, 1i6, 187, 188, 190, 199, 328, 111. 158 Young, Charles tragedian, I. 348 Young Si Joh:, l!I. 4 Young: Dr., ph siclan, 91. 17, 18 Young's Land, 11. 159 Younger, the comedian, 11. 24 Yuwn, Andrew, Provost, 11. 278 z Zoologid Gardens, The, 111.88 CASSELL & COMPANY LIMITED, BELLX SAWAGE WORKS, hNDON, kc ... 344 341, 111. 158; Foote's attack on Whitefield I. 342 Whiteford, Sir John, I.'106,~82, 11. 35 ...

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GENERAL INDEX. 371 118-121 ; tomb of, Corstorphine Church, 111. 121 Forrester?s Wynd, I. 121. 122, 148, 219, 11. 105 239 111. 118 124 Forster Geheh i11. I I &Z Forth And Bredtford. k r l of. I. 54 The, 111. 292-294 brother, ib. the, 11. 346, 363 111. 90, 124 11. 176, 111. go 111. 311 288 111. 318, 323 111. 106, 323 Forth Street, 11. I, 185 ?go Fortifications of fnchkeith Island, Fortune, Matthew, 111. go; hk ?I Fortunes of Nigel,? Allusions tc Fortune?s I?avern, I. 231, 234, 267> Fortune?s Tontine, Princes Street, Fothergll, Dr., physician, 11. 3oa, Foulis of Colinton, Sir James, 11. Fouli of Ravelston, Family of, Foulis of Ravelston, Sir James, Foulis of Woodhall, Sir Jurres, the Foulis &ily, ??he, 111. 323 Foulis?s Close 11. 159 Fountain bedre Holyrood Palace, Fountakbridge, 11. 132, 215, 218, Fountain Close, I. 276, 277, 11. 147 Fountain Well, The, I. 144, ZIO Fountainhall, Lord, I. 58, 60, 97, 146, 160, 169, 170, 202, 238, 251, 270, 11. 28, 34, 35. 44 59, 75, 81, 2x7, 223, 225, aa6, Sa1, 315, 111. 267 painter 111. 5 11. 79 *81 2x9, 221, 222 346, 367, 111. 13, 42, 46, 1201 150s ?55,330 Fawkes, Brigadier, I. 32% 111. Fowler, W i l l i , House of, I. 102 236 . Fowler?s Close, 1. 276 Fox?s Holes, The, 11. 313 Franc& Bell?s Close, 11. 241 Frank, Capture of Edinburgh Castle by William, I..z+ Franklin?s, Benjamin, visit to Edinburgh 11. 282 Fraser, hexander, Lord Strichen, Fraser, Alexander (see Gilles ie) Fraser, Luke, of the High &hool, Fraser Major Andrew 11. 139 ~t) Fraser? Tytler, Lard Woodhduse- F&r Simon 111. 351 Frase;of Beahrt, I. 66 Fraser of Strichen Mrs 11, 163 Fraser the music& I.?;~o Frederkk Street 11. 151, 162; famous reside&, 11. 162 Free Assembly Hall 11. 97 Free Church Colleg;?, I. 86, 11. 95 s6, 97, IF Phte 18 ; library oi the, 11. 97, 9; its donors, 11. 1.054 11. 2 9 4 7 295, 327 lee U. 110 98 Free Church of Scotland, Offices of FreeChurcR, Founding of the, I I. 144 Free Church of St. John 1. 310 Free Gardeners of bmughton Free General Assembly 11. I FIK St. Cuthbert?sChirch, 41. 215 Fw Tron Church, 11. 275 French ambassador?s chapel, Cowgate, 11. 258 *z60 French influe;= in the Scottish court, 1. 44 French prisoners, The Castle a receptacle for 1. 71,78; attempted escape oc II.?248 Friars? Wynd, I. 219 Friends of the People, Treasonable practices of the, 11. 236,237, 343, 111. 67, 278. Friends? meeting-house I. 381 Fullertan, Mansion oi Adam, I. Fynd Marison on the manners of Fynie, Agnes, the supped witch, Fyvie, Alexander Lord, I. 167; the, 11. 5 barony, 11. 183 277 278 I1.330,331 Provost, 11. a80 the Edinburgh people, I. 198 G Gabriel?r Road 11. 114, 115, 117, Gace,?M.de, and Edinburgh Castle, Gaelic church, The, 11. 184, 235 171 182, I I I . ? ~ ~ I. 67 25+ 274 Gaelic Free Church 11. 214 Gainsborough, the hinter, 11. 89 Gairdner Dr. 11. 335 Gairns o/Gre&hill Adam 111. 47 Galachlaw Hill, Liberton, h I , 33c Gallery of the kings, Holyrood Galloway, Alexander Oar1 of, 11. 257; his wife?s ostentatious dis. play, ib. Galloway House, 11. 257 Callowlee, The, 1-117,118, 11. 115, 111. 151, 154, 1551 15% 157 Gallows The 11. *z 3 Galt, tie ndvelist, 41. 142, 2o0, 111. 74 ?Garb of Old Caul,? the air, 11. Gardenstone, Lord, I. 171.172 11. rza, III. 75 ; his passion foriigs, Palace, 11. 74, 76, 77. 79 244, 111. 26 1. 172 Gardiner, Colonel I. 324 Gardiner?s CresceAt 11. 215 Gamock the CoLenanter and others? I. 160 161, 298, IIi. 156 Garrick?David?II. 23 III.z4o,z41 Gas, F k t ?use?of, in? Edinburgh, I. 203 GateTower I. g Gavin Do&, %ishopofDunkid, I. 39 263, 11. 251 255 285 Gavin kamilton, Aibot bf Kilwinning, I. 298 Gavinloch?s Land, I. 327 Gawin Dunbar I. 42 15 Gay, the wt?I I& J? , 38; house wRere?h; lived k $\7 Gayfie? House, II.136,161, 185, 111. 165 Gaytield Place 111. 161 162 Gaytield Squak 11. 284, 111. SI, Ged, ;he inventor of stereotyping, Geddes, Alexander, artist, I. 366, 11. ?87 Geddes, MurderofJames, I. xg4,1gs Geddes Jenny I. 51 744 111.184; riots ?on acciunt df, I.? 122 ; her stool I. *146 11. 87 Gedde;, Robe;, Laird of Scotstoun, I. 253 Geddes? Close I. 2 6 Geikie ,F?rof&r ?II. 27 General Assemhl;, The, I. go, asg, 2611 11. 39,& 797 133 135 144, 233, m%,zg8,335; meebngdf the, Plate 13 General Assembly of the Free Church 11. 146 General Asemblv Hall. I. 210, 11. 161 162 11. 335, 382 - , - - 230 Gyeral Post Ofice, Edinburgh, I. General?s Entry, The, 11.327, *332, Generals Watch Currie, 111. 331 Gentle, Bailie, I.? 107 Gentlemen Pensioners, I. 51 Geordie Boyd?s Mud Brig, 11. 82 Geordie More, the dwarf, 111. 23 George Inn The old 11. 326,379 George Maiter of d g u s , 11. 279 George 11. Statue of I1 298 George IYI., Sub&ion of the Jacobites to It. 247; proposed statue to, If. 194, 270; and the volunteers 11. 188 George IV. bridge, I. x m , 123, 217, 291,292, *293,294,378, Plate 11, 11. 238, 242, 258, asg, 262, 271, 274, 326 Georee IV.?s visit to Edinbnrrh. 357 * 333, ,345 11-108, 13, 124, 165, 287, $1; 354, 111. 74, 77. 86, 146; ~ P U - larity of, 1. 350, 11. 5 8 ; prqlamation of, 111. 107 ; his landing at Leith, III. d; Chantrey?s statue of, 11.151 George Square, I. n74,II. 95, 255, 269, 2831 333. 33-344, 345, 347, 358, 111. 142 ; view of, 11. * 341 George Street, 11. 86, 91~92, 118, ?3P-15?~ 153 164 165 172 173 175. III. 76; hew of, b d rg German Church, The, 111. 88 ?Giant?s Causeway,? The, 11. 144 Giants The Irish 11. IZI Gmnt?; Brae Leilh Links 111. a& Gibbet and h t e r y o n &ton Hill, Gibbet Toll The 111. 211 Gibbet 11.646 Gibbet Stree;. 11. 346 11. I01 Gibbet Toll, 11. 34%; 355 Gibbs? Close, Canongate, 11.23,227 Gibson, Sir Alexander, Abduction of, I. 168 Gibson of Pentland, Sir Aiexander, Gibson-Craig, Sir James, 11. ~23, 1% 111.322 Gibson-Craig, Sir W i l l i , I. 226, 111. 322 Gibson - Maitland, Sir Alexandei Charles 11. 125 Gibson oiDurie, Thomas, I. I&) Gibson the painter 11. go GifforbPark 11. 3;9 Gilbert Grah?am, painter, 11.88 Gilbertoun 111. 149, rgo Gilchrist, hr. John Borthwick, 11. ilderwy Execution of, I. 151 Gillespie: the Brothers, III. 3 Gikspie?s Hospital, 111. 31, H, 37,41,@ ; Black Tom?s ghost, Gillespie?s School, 111. 33 Gillies Lord 1. 135 CilIilAd, th; goldsmith, 111. 76 Gillis Bishop, 111.45 GilloLs Close, XI. 23 Gilmerton, I. 95,155 111.158~343, 344, 346, 351 ; i& local history 111. 343 ; the manor-house of thi Kinlochs ib Gilmerton&&e, III. 344,345351 Gilmore Park, 11. 219 Gilmore Place United Presbyterian Church 111. 30 GilmoursbCraigmillar,The I. 169, 111. 57, 58, 5% 338; t d i r successors. 111.61, 62 Girls? House of Refuge 11.218 Girnel Craig, The, 11. ;13 Girthcross The 11.~,41,72,111.~ Giuglini Signor: I.. 351 Gladiatdrial exhibition at Holy. Glcdstbne, Su John, 111.250, *qz, Gladstone, Sir Thomas, 111.~51 Gladstnne, Right Hon. W. E., 111. Gladstone family, The, 111. 25 Gladstone, Thomas, I. IM Gladstone Place, Leiih, 111. 251 Gladstone?s Land, I. 19 Glammis, John Lord, 1. 83, Q Glammis, Master of, I. zog, 210 Glasgow, Archbishops of, I. 38, ag, ?Glasgow Arms,? The, I. 178 Glasgow, Earls of I. 16 11. 339, 111.26 . Conntekof, I? 144, 239 Glasgowkcad 11.214 Glasgow Uniod Bank Company, 11. Glass House Company, The Leith, Glass Works, The Leith, 111. 1% Glencairn. Earl of I. qq. 106.11. 111. 319 G335 111. 34 r o d 11. 75 314 24, 250 15% 258, 265 263 ?5? 111.280 23% ?73 17 58, 73.101, 123, 1%174. 334 11 Gledcoe, Massacre of, I. 170 Glengay: the Highland chief, I. Glenble Terrace, 111. 30 Glenlee Lord 11. a70 Glenorihy, Vi&onnt, I. 238 111.317 Glenorchy, Lady, I. 238-1247, 359 -362: 11. 338: its ministers, I. 360, 361 ; Free Church, 111.158; the school I. 361 Glimpses of hdinbnrgh in 1783.11. 1x9 Gloucester Place. II.qg, zoo, 111.74 Glover Edmnnd, the actor I. 343 Ccdolihin, Earl of 11. 3 .I36 Godscroft thechronicler,!. 35 11.8 Gogar,II1.318;itslocalhrsfo;l,ib. Gogar Bmk, 111. 319 -361 111. 317: Chapel Of, I. 360 Gogm Green, 111. 37 Gogm Stone village, PII. 318 Gold mines on Cravford Muir,I.& v d e n Acre, 111.,?5 Golden Charter The, I,34,II.278 Goldie Principal? 11. 278 Goldsrhh Olivgr, 11. 2% ; an old tailor?s &I1 ab. Goldsmiths &all I 274 Goldsmiths, The kdinburgh, I. 174 Golf, Nativecountry of, 11. II :.the game of, 111. 30, 31; vanous golf clubs, 111. 30; golf balls, 111. I1 376 Golf HGuse, III. 262, 265 Golf Tavern 111.30 Golfers, Ednburgh Compaoy oC 111. 31 260-262 Golfers? Land 11. 10, II Golfing on thd Linka of h i $ 111. G d u Prof John 111.27 68 GoodsGed o<ScienAes, 111.?~ %dtrees, 111.340,3+2 ;its owners, G& Dub The I1 346 Gordon. DAkeof, L?b, 62, 75, 78, 8% 91, 11- 1% 1331 367, 111. 14% 258, 338,365 ; house of, 1.93 Gordon, Uuches of, I. 88, r q , 275, 367, 11. 16, SI, 27, 165, 339, 111. 1% 1549 163 Gordon, Lord Adam, 11. 311, 342, 111. 104 Gordon Lord 111. 182 C;ordoi Sir kdam 11. 76 Gordon: Sir John,?II. 159 Gordon of Cluny Colonel John, 11. 167 ; his ,Lie, 11. 218 ; the family of, 111. 41, 42. Gordon of Earlston, Su John, 111. I? ?Y Gordon of Ellon James, Murder of children of, Ii. 182 Gordon of Haddo, Sir John, I. 146, 11. 87. Sir George 111. 57 Cordon if Kindroch?I11. 182 Gordon of Lesmoir, &U Alexander, 111.161 ; his widow, 11.123~111. 16r GordondLetterfonrie, III.zo3,w Gordan of Newhalt I. 121 Gardon of Pitluri Si William, Gordon Patrick I. 55 I;ordodof Rotdemay, I. 95, 187, 364r I1. 2~ 39. 731 1 0 1 2 103, 131, 133, 225, 234, 246 a68 286 302 323, 367, 37 IIi. 7 ;?his dLds?I eye new ofhinburgh 11. 280, 281 Lis maps, sic Its# of illustmtimrr .) 111. 182 192, 21% 298, P, 316, 34% 362, Gordan, the goldsmith 111 42 Gordon, Hon. Alexander, i. 282 Gordon LadyJean I 282 Gordon? Lady Katl$ine 111. 135 Gordo; Mn., danghte; of Prof. Wikm 1I.1~0,156,1g5,1II.7+,75 h e , Th; river, 111. 318 ksford House, I. 1% >orford?s Clau, I. 118, 1x9, 11. 82, 111. 66 hurlay Robert, House of I. 116, * izo, ;z3 ; his son John, ?I. 116 hwrie, Fad of, I. 175, p5, 316, 111: 134. 135 kwrie conspiracy, 111. i34, 135 3raceMount Liberton Ill. 30 >raham, Dr. lames, th; quad, 11. 242, 310; hu lectures, 11. 342 ;rah.am, General, husband of Miss Femer 11. ?3 :darn, j a m s eilles ie architect, 11- I79 200, 370. 11% ;5, 327 >raham, patrick, Archbishopof%. ?rabam the painter 11. go JAG Portrait ofhrx.. II. ss ; A m of Halyards, I. 195 >raham of Netherby, Sir Jamhham. Miss Clementina Stirling, Andrews, 11. 55 11. 162 11. zq;herpwerofpersonatioG, 11. aoB >rammar or High School of Leith, 111. *265 >rammar School of Edinburgh, 11, 287,301 >raumont, Countess of, 11.58 ~ 144 ... INDEX. 371 118-121 ; tomb of, Corstorphine Church, 111. 121 Forrester?s Wynd, I. 121. 122, 148, 219, ...

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388 OLD AND NEW EDINBURGH. 2307 33O7 3447.3501 359s at er, 11. 255; hls fat er house, 11. 340, *PI; his mdkk 11. 142, 340; his various resi dences, 11. 163 -164, 165 111. 359; @~study,'II. 163; las; resi dence in bdtnburgh, 11.210 ; hi! birthplace, 11.251~255 ; his par trait, 11. 254; his arms, 11. *a54 his school Me, 11. 293, 294, 326 111. 8 ; his childhood 11. 30 burial-place ofhisfamil;, 11. 383 hls first love ib.; his son, 11, 294 ; his dauihter 11.165 Scott, Anne (sir &alter Scott'! daughter), 11. 165 Scott of Balcomie, General, 11.191, 201, 269, 111. 42, 307; anecdote of, 11. 191 ; his wife, 111. 124 Scott of Bavelaw 111. 331 Scott of Branxhoim, Sir Water, I. 194 ScottofBuccleuch Sir Waiter,]. zz: Smtt of Cauldhou& 11. 2.9 Scott of Harden, Slr Wllliam, I. Scott'of Kirkstyle I. 210 Scott ofMalleny;i.hefamiIyof, 111. a02 111. 136 . . 334,335 Scott of Scotstanit, Sir John, I. 167, zm, 11. 3, 223, Ill. 135,199, ScottbfThirlstane SirFrancis,I.z71 Scott ofThirlstan;, Patrick, 11. a y Swtt. Lieut.-Col. (Sir Walter'sson), 2903 317. 343, 364 11. 294 Scott, David, the painter, 11. 92, 111. 68, 78, 223 Scott ohn Miracle of, 11. 55, 56 Scottl dicLe1, ?1. Scott: William. Greek professor. 111; 15 . 16~ k t t centenary, The first, 11. 150, scb;'is Close, 11.271 kott's monument, I. *r 11. 126, 127, *12g ; statnetteson'it II. 1z1 Scottlsh Academv of Paint& 11. -. 90s 9' Scottish Antiquar$n Society, 1. Scottlsh Baptist meeting-house, Scottrsh Barrack office 11.42 Scottish Chamber ofA&ulture, I. Scottish currency, Value of the, in 258, 270 +le Square, 11.274 291 1707, 1.270 Scottish Episcopal chapels, I. 278 Scottish Episcopalians, The, I. 239, Scottish Equitable Asurance Sc- Scottish Hentable Security Com- 111. 231 ciety, 11. 170 PanY 11. I53 Scottish Horse Guards The I. 5' Scottish judge+ Emhent, i. 167, Scottish Liberal Club 11. 125 Scottish matrons, S& spirit of, 169-173 Sck?sh Miniitem' Widows' Fund, ScottLhmonarchs, Portraits of the, 11. 378 11. 73, 74,177 Scottish National Fire and Life Scottish Naval anh Militarv Assurance Company 11.168 Academy, 11. 138 Scottish MV~, Formation of a, 111. Sc%h Provident Institution, 11. 168 Scottish Records State of I. 367 11. 119 ; the& removal' to thi Register House, I. 368 Scottish ReformationSocietp I. 294 Scottish Rights Association i1. 150 Scottish Roscius, The, I. ;47 ; his Scottiih School of Design 11. 86 ScottishTemplars, Trialsifthe, 11. ScotkhTreacury Room, The, 1.178 Scottish Union and National Inwife ib. 46 50, 51, 111. 130 surance Company, 11. 170, 171 * 172 Scottish Universities Act, 111.24 Scottish Vulcanite Company, I1 Scotttsk Widows' Fund, 11. 1% Scou&l, John, the painter, I. 22: Sculptured stone, Newhaven, I1 Sea Penctbles The 111. 303 Seafield Cha&ello: I. 163 Seafield' Earl of 11: 33 111. 191 Seafield' Leith ill. 14; 263 266 Seafie1d'Hous;and B a d , Hi. 26c Seafield Toll 111. 286 Sea-fight in k i t h harbour. A. 111 219, 220 168 172 223, 11. 90 299 *3? duel on the site of rb. , . r83,-184 the, 11. 307-310 Seaforth Highlanders, Revolt ( Seaforth, Kenneth Mackenzie. Ea of 11. 307, 3 9 Seaiorth, Franci Lord, 111. IOI Seal of Edinburgh, The Commox his son, i6. 1. *a Se&an'sHospital, Leith, 111.22: Seamen, Wages of the Leith. 111 278 Leith 111. 278 Seamen's Friendly Society, Th Seaton,'Sir Alexander, I. 167 Seceders, 'lhe, 1. 323,325, 333 Secession and Relief Church= Union of the 111. 88 Secret subtenahean pLssages,Edii burgh Castle, I. 82 Secretary's Register The I. 370 Sedan chairs, Use o( in Edinburgl 11. 120, 343 ; number of in 1775 11. 282 ; fracas resulting from th useof, 111. 13 Sederunt, ~ c t s oP I. IW 11.315 Seqave, Sir Johdde, Ilk 351 Selkirk. Earl of, I. 274, 373 11.144 166,205,III. 122; mansion ofthc 1. *273, 274, '276, 11. 246, 249 Selkirk Countess of, 11. 335 Sellars"Ciose, I. 55 Semple, Lords, I. 91,92,11.3oo,35 Semple's Close I. 91 Senate Hall, Edinburgh University 111. 23, 24, 27 Session, Court of, I. 166, 167, 337 11. 174; probable extinction a the, I. 174 Seton, Lord, 11. 35, 52 ; Lady, 111 52, 53. Seton, Sir Alexander, III.49,318 Seton family, The, 111. 53, 54, 24 >ton House I1 35 Seven sist2;s oi Borthwick."The I. 36 %mow Lord Webb 11.347 SbakesGe Club Tie, 111.126 Shakespeare in dinburgh, 11.39 Shakespeare Square, I. 218, 340 343, 336, 47, 3531 11. 176, 336 337 ;new 20, the back of, 1. *34! Shandwick Place, 11. z q , 210 Shank I. 254 Sharp:, James, Archbishop of St Andrews, 1. 215 259; his son': residence, 111. 385 Sharpe of Hoddam Charles Kirk patrick, 11.191, I&, 193, 243,342 111.99, IZO, 131, 230 ; saleofhir curiosities, 11. 193 Sharpe of Hoddam, Mrs., 11. 26 Shearsmith, The first, 11. 26 Sheephead Wynd, Leith, 113 227 Shellycoat, The demon, Ill. 282 Shepherds' Ha' 111. 144 Sheridan, the a&, I. Sheriff Brae, or Shirra &ge, Leith, 111. 247 248 250 ~51,*253,zBs Sheriff Coirt, i. 166 Sheriff Court Buildings, I. 294, 29: Sheriff Hall, 111. 16 , 963 ship Hotel,Theold,fxtth, III.rg5, 245 246. the new 111. 245 246 ;hipduildiAg at LeAh, Newkven, &c. 111.281 jhip&ng, Numberof, in Leith, 111. 188 'go 276 277; lawsrespening'the i11. ;75 jhipmast'ers' Widows' Fund, The, 111. 278 jhoemakers' C!ose, 11. 10, 19 Shoemakers' Lands 11. g 10 Shore, The, Leith,' 111. '177, 184 '94, 1959 207, 209, 21% 227. 22g Short'Sanh The 111. 282 Short's O&rvat&y, I. 87, 91, I1 '05 ShrubHill 111. 155 163 Sibbald- Si Rohert i 123 167 201 304,&, 363,II. ;4;, I I i . r6;,33: Sibbald, James, booksellexand anu quary, I. 181 111. 154 Siddons Mrs.: 1. 108, 343, 344 amusing anecdote of, 111. 24a Siddons, Henry, 1. 348, 11.125~17: Siddons, Mrs. Henry, I. 348, 349 350,351,111. 158,159 ; her grand father, I. 351 Sidey Dr. J. A. 11. 305,347 Signe;, Keeper df the I. 367, $8 librarian of the (sm Ikng, David Silvermills, The, 11. 117, 182, 111 Sd~~nrulls House, 111. Sirnon Master of Lovat, 9.3z57, 251 Simon'square, 11.337 Simond, theFrenchtraveller, 11.18: Simony, Practice of 111. 116 Simple, Robert, the'player, 11. 9 Simpson, Professor Sir Jame '156, &,170,315,362, III.79,xa Simpson the architect, 111. 339 Sinclair 'EVI w i l l i I. 661 ; hi prince& I.&?,III.&7; hisstyb oflivini ib. Sinclair(o; St. clair) family, E ~ I ! history of the, 11. 247,111. 34 Sinclairof Dunbeath, Sir John, If1 63 ; Dame, 111. 62, 63 Siclair, Si John, the agriculturist 11. 17, 120, 126, 144, 172; hi daughter Catherine 11. 126 165 Sinclau, Sir William, k d the kigt School affray of 1595, I. no 111 297. Siucl;ir of Roslin, Sir William, 111 354 Sinclair, Henry first Lord, 11. 251 Sinclair ot Ulbster George 11.30: Sinclair of Murkle: Lady, iI. 188 Sinclair, John, Bishop of Brechin Sinclair, Lady Janet, 11. 17~ IM Sinclair ofstevenaon, Lady, 11. 33: Sinclair, Catherine, 11. 126, 165 Kinclair, Margaret, 11. 165 Sinclair, the actor, I. 350 Sinclair Fountain, The, 11. 126 Kiclair's, Professor, " Satan's In. viribleWorld Discovered."I.~z8. 236 238 245,246, 247, PhtC 31 345 ; $er popularity, 1. 345, 346 8- 84. Young 11. 130. 153, 154, 155 I. 121 Street 11. *r64 Six FeeiClub The 111. 125. 326 jkene, M a j o r h d r a l Robert, 11. 310 jkene of Rubislaw Sir W. Scott's friend 11.98 163'III.86,145,3jq jkenes :f CurAehiil, The, 111.334, Sir Jam- and Sir John, 11.302, 4kinners The 11. 264,111. z jkinner'i Cl&, I. 139, 266, 167, 3aney's Hotel, I. 222 ilnteford, I. 323, 111. 326 jlaughterhousea, The city 11. 218 ilezer, Captain, author ofl" Theatrum Scotire," 11. ,367, 111. 350 heaton's Clore Leith 111. 226 hellie, Williad, thepkter, I. 235, 236,383.11. 87, 1p0 111.31 imellie, the naturalist: 11. 311 imith, Provost Sir John, I. 102, no, 11 " I.II.334, 335 11.247 i%h; Lord Chief Baron, Episcopal chapel founded by I. 262 11.247 imith, Adam, I. 114 156, i36, 273, 11. 17, 21, 161, 194, 111. 240; residence of, 11. 21 ; graye of, with, Alexander, the poet, 111. 102, 30! Nmith George, I. 113 *117; rob- be4 in concern whh Deacon Hrodie, I. 113-115 mith, Sydney, 11. 203 11. 29 Smith, Dr. John, the physician, 11, SZA the banker, Deathof, 11.18, Smollett, Tobu., I.@, 155,239,lI. 26 127, 111. 262. his sister 11. 26'; his wife, ib. f his h o d , 11. -e '" Smythe Sir Jeremiahand theDutch Snuff-taking in church, an offence, fleet, i. 58,111. re8 11. 133 Society Close, I. 213, -14 SocietyofEdiburghGolfers III.31 Society for the PropagaAon of Chrlstian Knowledge, I. 214, 359 Society Port, The, II.231,234,268, 2% 274, 346 Soldiersof EdinburghCastle, Tomb in memoryof 11. 30 Soldiers first iuartered in Leith, III. '931 I94 Solicitors before the Supremecourt, Library of I. 123 Solway, ad of 11.37 Solway, Rout &, 11. 64,65 Sothern the actor, 1. 351 Somers"tavern I. 120 Somerset Dulce of I, 43 Somervilie, Lards,'I. 150, 155,183. 316,II. 161 111. 346 Somervjlle fai!nily, The, 111. 346 Somerville Bartholomew, I. 97, 314 Somerville: Major, and Capt. Crawford Encounter between I. 95 Somerhle mansion The i. 314 Sounding-boards I i 32d South back of ;he Longate, 11. 238, 245 South Blacket Place 111. 55, 56 South Bridge, I. 24;. 373-382, 11. 139,238 251 274 282 2 8, 334, 359, I d . I&; %e ;or8 commenced, I. 374; valueof thesite, ib. South Bridge Street I 374 111.23 South Castle Street '11: 82 '165 South Clerk Street,'III. 5; SouthCollegeStreet 1I.330,111.23 South Foulis' Close,'I. 276 South Frederick Street 11. 92 South Gray's C l m 1. ;673 274 South Leith, 111. r&, 165, 166,188, South Leith, b+dge of, 11. 47 South Leith bunal-ground, 111.171 South Leith Freechurch, 111.1~8, South Leith Poor-house 111.249 South Lach,The, 1. 8, h . 2 7 South Hanover Street, 11. 162, 192 South Niddry Street, 11. 251 South St.Andrew Street II.99,159 South St. David Street.'II. oz. 160 193, 210, 21 266 , ~. -162 Southern Market The, 11. 346 Southfield 111. I& Spalding Pund. The, 11. 92 Spalding Peter 11. 92 Spaldina: the dtorian. 11. 10. 111. . _. . . 211 Spence, Thomas, Bishop of Aber- Spence Willim I. 59 6a Spendthrift Clud, I.he,'III. r z ~ Spjttal, Sir James, 11. 215 Spittal Street, 11. 215, 223 Spattiswc.de, Archbishop, I. 287, 298, 11. 39, 111. 2x9 ; hls house, I. 208 Spottigwoode I. 166 Sputtkwood 'John, Superintendent of Lothid I. 46 208 Spottkwood Road,'I11. 46 Springfield, 111. 356, 360 Springfield Street, 111. 163 Spur, The, Edinburgh Castle, 1.36, Spylaw 111. 34 Spynie'Lord I. mg IIZ. 113 St. Andrew the Apoitle I. 261 St. Asdrew'saltar. Hol;rwd. 11. z8 deen, I. 300, 301 49, 5x1 52, 54, 86, 218 St. Andrew's Chapel, 'Carrubbeis St. Andrew's Church. Geom Close, I. 239.11. 242 Street, 11. 120, 144, *145, 14, 17' ; interior of, 11. 148 9t. Andrew's Hall, 1. 302 St. Andrew's Lane, 11.160 3t. Andrew's Port, I. 366 3. Andrew's Square, I. 2r7, 222, 267, 279, 11. 110, 118, 136, 161, ... OLD AND NEW EDINBURGH. 2307 33O7 3447.3501 359s at er, 11. 255; hls fat er house, 11. 340, *PI; his ...

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GENERAL INDEX. 379 .Her!or brewery, The, 11.374 Henot free schools, 11. 374 37: Heriot Kow, 11.1~5, 158,194, 201 .Heriot's Bridge, 11. 234 Heriot's Green, 11. 371, 372, 373 Heriot's Hill, I l l . 86, 87 .Heriot's Hill House, 111. *88 Heriot's Hospital, I. 48, 55, 64, 76, 134, 176, 242, 335, 11. 33s 84, 115. its designer, rb. ; curious itemsof expenditure, ib.; generaldescription of the building 11. 369, 370 ; views of the hospidl, II.364,368, Heriot's School, I. 198, 11. 184, 250, 37% 373, 376, 379. pb& 24 274 Lord) 265. 266 266 Heriot's Trust, 11. 358 Hermand, Lord (sec Fergusson, Hermitage, The, Leith Links, 111. Hermitage Hill, Leith, III.175,186, Hermitage Place, 111. 79 Hermitage Terrace 111. 266 Heron's Court. I. ,b~ Herries, Sir Rbberi I. 179 Herring Sir John 111. 346 Herrini fishery, $he Newhaven, 111. $2 - - Hertford, Earl of, I. 43, lob, 217, 11. 2, 48, 56, 111. 169, 179, 218, 3'07 347, .Heme Prinrr of 111. 194 High kalton T i e street 11. 103 High Churc'h The, &.* Giles's Cathedral, 1: 14x '148 149 High Constables o t the dalton, 11. '03 High Constables, Society of, 11. 23 Highest buildings in Edinburgh, I. Hiehla;ldar;dAericultural Society's *168 191 193 chambers, I.'zg~, zg Highland Society of &cotland, I. $94,295 ighlanders in Edinburgh, I. 322 323,324. 11,133 ; employmental 11. 235 ; Gaelic chapel for ib. Highlanders,Revultofthe S'eaforth, Highrtggs, 11. 222, 223, 230, 325, 366 111. Z,% Highiiggs 80use 11. 223 .High School of ddinburgh, I. 110, 963, 11. 1 1 ~ 1 1 3 , 168, 2-1 259, 303, 327, 314! 111. 3, 86;k:story of the old igh School, 11. 287- 193; thesecond High School, 11. 193; the new High School, 11. 1x0-114; views of the High School, 11. *113, *q*, *z#; carved stone over the entrance to the first High School 11. . eminent masters and kctors:%: 2-06 11. 307-310 Hiih S&Al brawls 11.289 High School Close '11. 17 High School Club'The, 11. 113 High School, Leith 111. *265 High Fhool Wynd, I. 11. 249, High'School Yard, 11. 275, 293, J&h'J%t, The, I. P, 31, 43, 79, 947 I212 123, 126, 1.53, 1541 155,183,187,191-a82~335,II. 64, 95, 119, '57s 239, 24'2 2431 25% 138, I++; conflicts in the, I. 39, 50, 55 194-196. first paved and lighteh, I. '92'; high-storeyed houses, ib. ; removal of household garbage, 193; the night watch, 194 ; use offire-arms in the streetr forbidden, ib . fights between rival clans, 1&196 ; abduction of women and girls, 197 ; sump tuary laws a inst women 197 198 ; the LorrF'rovost, 19;; th; a t y police, ib. ; banquets at the C m , zoo; city constables, I. 203 ; cleanliness enforced, ib. 1 the city lighted withgas, ib. ; the Black Turnpike, zq; bitter re. ception of Queen Mary, ib. ; the house of Fentonbans. 207 j Ban- 250 02 253, 286, 287, 112 I2 283, 2938 294, 375, Id. 6, Ia,47. natwe, the printer ib. . the Bishop's Land, 208 its dishguished residents, ib. ; the Earls of Crawford zag - the first shop of Allan Kakay,' 210 ; Ancrum Hou~e, zrz: the first shop of Constable and Co., 212 213; Manners and Millar, book&llers, 213; ancient houses, ib. ; Knox's house and church, ib. ; &herino mansion, ib. ; the preaching window Knox'shouse 214; house of Archbishop Shkpe, 21s ; the Nether Bow Port, ar,; the earlier gate ib, ; the Kegent Morton's su&riw party, 218. the last gate, ib.; the ancient marirets, zr9 ; house of Adam Rothwell Bishop of Orkney, ib. ; the bishoi and Queen Mary, ib . Sir Wilrim Dick of Braid, z;dr 221 ; his colo~sal wealth, a m ; hard fortune, ib. ; Advocates' Close, ib. ; Sir James Stewart's house, ib. ; Andrew Crosbie, ib. ; Scougal's picture-gallery, 223 ; Roxburghe Close, ib. ; Warriston's Close. ab. ; William and Robert Chambers 224-226 ; house of Sir Thond Craig, 226 ; Sir Archibald Johnston of Warriston 226 127 ; Mary King's Close i27 f Mr. and Mrs. Colthearh ghostly visitors rb. . Craig's Close 229 * Andd H& bwkselly, b. ; tke " Isle of Man Arms, 230; the Cape Club cb . the Poker Club ib . Old k&p Office Close, '23; f Fortune's lavern, ib. ; the Countess of Eglinton, 231-234 ; murderous riot in the Close, 234 ; the Anchor Close 235; Dawney Dou 185's tavirn 235 236; the CpcLllan Club,' 235 f Smellie's printing-office 235, 236. Mylne's Square, 2 3 d z 3 8 : ~orld AI='s house, 237; thecountess ofSutherland and lady Glenorchy, 237, 238; Halkerston's Wynd 238 : Kinlochs Clox, ib. ; Car! rubber's Close, 238140 ; Capt. Matthew Hendemn, 239 ; Alkn R-y's theatre, ib.; its later tenants, id. ; the Tailors' Hall 239,240 ; *' Hyve awa, lads, I d no deid yet ib. . Chalmers' Close, -16. ; hope's'house, ib, ; Sandiland's Close, ib. ; Bishop Kennedy's house, ib.; Baron Grant's House, ,:41; the " Salamander Land 242 ; the old Fishmarket Close, ib. : Heriot's mansion ib. . the Deemster's house ib.; Bbrthwick's Close ib. ; I k d Dune's house, i6. ; th; old Assembly Rooms, ib. ; Miss Nicky Mum 243 ; formalities of the balls it: ladies' fashions 245; Bell': Wynd $6. . BIa& Street and Hunter'; Squire, ib. ; ' Kennedy's Close, ib. ; Niddry's Wynd, ib. ; Provost Nicol Edwards' house, 245, 246, 247 : Lockhart's Court, r6. ; St. M a j s Chapel, lb. ; Masonic Lodge meetings, ib. ; Lady Glenorchy, ib. ; story of Lady Grange 248- 251; St. Cecilia Hall Z;I; its old-fashioned concerts,'ib. ; the belles of the eighteenth century, ib. . the name Niddry, 252 ; Diikson's and Cant's Closes, 253 ; house of David Allan, zb. ; Rosehaugh's Close, id. ; house of the Abbots of hIelrase, ib. ; Sit George Mackenzie of Rwhaugh, 254 ; Lady Anne Dick, lb. ; Lord Strichen, ib.; the manners 01 17 0, ib. ; Provost Grieve, 255 ; J t o n Dhu, ib. ; Lad Lovat's Land, ib. ; Walter Ehepman, rimer, ib. ; Lady Lovat 257 ; backfriars Wynd, 258 : Sir Wdrim Stewart slain by Rothwell 259 ; escape of Archbisho; Sharpe, rb . Cameronian meeting- house, ' >b. ; house of the Regent Mortan ib. : Catholic chapels of the'eighteenth cen tury, 261. Bishop Hay ib. Baron Smi;h's chapel, 262'; Car d i d Beaton's house 263; Its historical association:, io. ; IU ultimate occupants 264; the United Industrial School, 265 ; Toddricks Wynd, 2 6 6 ; Lord Leven's house in Skinner'sClose, 267 ; the Scottish Mint, ib. ; Argyle's lodging,a70; Dr.Cullen, 271 ; Elphinstone's Court, 272; Lords Loughborough and Stonefield z7r 273' Lord Selkirk 274' Dr. kutierfoid, ib. ; house Af th; Earls of Hyndford ib. ; the three romps of MoAreith, 275; Anne Countess of Balcarres, 276 ; Souti Foulis' Close, ib. ; Fountain Close. ib. ; Endmylie's Well ib. ; house of Bailie Fullerton: 277; Koyal College of Physicians, 278 ; Tweeddale Close, ib. ; hollse of the Marquis of Tweeddale, ib.; the British Linen Company, 279 ; murder of Begbie, 280; the World's EndClose,z81; the Stanfield tragedy, ib. : titled residents in the old closes, 282 ligh Street, Portobello, 111. 152, * I53 Till Mrs. the xulptor, 11. 131 -Iill!house'Field, Leith, 111. go, 273 lill Street, 11. 159, 165 lobart Lord 11. 373 logarih Gedrge W.S., 11. 26 7ogarth' The Scbttish I. 253 logg. J k e s , the EttrigkShepherd, 1. 7, 15. 339, 11. '27, 1409 142, '7% '99, 111. 747 7 I 126, 1277 I79 Holderness Robert %arl of, 11. 39 ' Hole in the Wall" Inn, 11. 268 Holland John projector of the Bank ;If Scotlkd, 11. 93,95 HoLstein Visit of the Duke of, to Edinbhrgh I. III Holy Cross, Abbey of the, 11. 288 Holy Cross, Kirk of the, 11. ~ o o Holyrood Abbey, I. 19, m, 4 4 116, 139, 2f7.s 23p 11. 11, 42-60> 379; its ongin, 1. 42, 43, 4; its endowments 11. 44, 46, 111. 49; list of abbbts, I1.46-49,III. 41 ; seal of the Abbey, 11. *46; its relicsandrevenues, II.5o;church of 11. * 5 6 ; nave of, 11. *57; d&s;truction of, 11. 57, 58 : right of sanctuary, 11. 60 ; Hollar's print of, 11. *45 ; Gothic porch and gatehouse 11. 11 Holy Rood Acd, The, 11. 239 H+rocd, Ancient chapel of the, 11. 239 Holyrood chapel, St. Giles's church. Holyrood dairy 11. * 305 Holyrwd Foun$in,The, 11. g *SI Holyrood House, I. 199 ; the &&I Royal, 11. * 49 Holyroodhouse, Lord, I. go, 158, zm. aza, 11. 49,111. zgg Holyrood Palace, I. xi 6, 40, 42> 54 55, 58, 7% 791 90. '75,204, 11. at, 11. 66-7'. 111. 4, 7 ; Charles I. at, 11. 73; James Duke oi York and Albany at, I. 335 11. 75, 111. 11; arrival of Pr'incc Charles Edward at, I. 316; Comtc d'Artois at, 11. 76, 78 ; isometric projectionof the Palace, 11. 61 views of the Palace, 11. 68, * 6q *72;modemviews, II.*73 *Bo 81 ; monuments, I. 196, zm: 238 the old Mint, I. 267 : sanctuaq of, 11. 11, 281, 303 ; plan ofth: sanctuary, 11. * 3 q ; Hollar: print of, 11. ' 45 yard, I. 256 L 7 9 , 236, 354; Queen Maq Holyrood Tennis Court, 111. 125 Home Earl of, 11. 31 Home: Lord, I. 40, 49,II. zzz, 111 Home, Sir John, I. 102 Home, Alexander Lord, Provost Home Alexander Provost 11. z& Home: George, Cierk of .%Lion, I 29. 134, 298 11. 279 zar Home, Sir George, Lord Provost Home ofthe Heugh, Patrick, III.3( Home of Polwarth, Patrick, I1 Home of Wedderburn,David, 1.4, t: 111. 46 180. 111. 36 Iome, NinQn, the dominie, 111.156 Iome Lady I. a82 11. 31 iamb, John,'autho:of '' Douglas," 11. 24-7 127.334 111. 45,21g, 24o-zp ; hisancestors, III. 240 ; h~s death and burial-place, ib. Iome Street, 11. zaz iowerton the actor, I. 350 Iornildon'Hill (see Battles) ioneyman, Bishop ofOrkney, 1.259 ioneyman, Sir William, Lord Armadale, 1. 259 Iooly, Mount, I. 383 looped ladies, r. z++ 245 iope of Granton, imd Jwtice- Clerk, 1. 159. 11. 159 lope, Right Hon. Charles, of the Edinburgh Volunteers, 11. *I 7 mal 268, 372, 374, 111. 311 ; k conduct as Lord Advocate, 11. 102 a03 lor, I. 36 , 111 77 maAsion of, 11.243 house of I. 240 {ope: %Alexander, Lord Rankeil- <ope Sirlrchibald, 111. 270 4ope' Sir Thomas, I. 116, 11. 243; <ope, John de, I. 94; supposcd <ope Major-General, 11, 19 <ope' Profesar John 11. 293 lope' President 11. ;gs 4ope'of Carse, iI. 281 lope of Craighall, The family os 111.311. 111. 316 agriculturist, 11. 3;7 *ope of Craighall, Sir Thomas, Hope of Rankeillor Thomas, the Hope Dr. John, I. 3631*364. 111.161 Hope' Robert, physician, 11. zg8 Hope' Park, 11. 339,347, 348, W. Kope Jark Chapel, 111. 51 Hope Park Congregational Church, Rope Park Crescent, 11. 349 Hope Park Terrace 11. 3 Hope Park United Pregyterian Church, 111. 51 Hope Street, 11. 130,165 Hope's Close, 1. 116 Hopetoun, Earl of, I. 238, 3 354 513 I!I. 54 111. 5' 111. 57 Hope Park En4 11. ~ 9 , 351, 35% , 11. 38, 1% 171, 1%~ 34% IIp16rs 190, 323,362; houseof, I. 40, IL 26; monument to 11. 171 . Hopetoun Fenciblei, 11. 236 Hopetoun House 111. 77 Hopetouu Laird'of 111. 57 Hopetoun'Rooms h. 158, 111. 78 Hopkins, Mrs. a&ess, 11. 24 Horn Charity,'The, I. 308 Horn Lane 111. 76 Horn Orde: The 111. IZZ Horner, Frkcis,'I. 379, 11. 187, Horner, Leonard, I. 165, 291, 379, 292, 29.52 347 111. 342, Horseracing on Leith Sands, 111. Horse Wynd, I. 267. 282, 11.27, 38, Hos~italbfO&Mlessed Lady,I.po Hospital of St. Thomas, 11. 39 47 Hospitallers of St. Anthony, L k h , Hotels, The street for, 11. 123 House of Correction, I. 301.302 House of Industry 111. 125 House in High &reet, with memorial window (' Heave awa, Lids, I'm no deidyet," I. z4oo,*24r H o u ~ of the Kirk-of-Field, 111. 268-270 39 .& 255 256, 158, 274, 282 111. 216 4, 6, 7 Household garbage, The streets formerly receptacles for 1. 192 Houses in the New Tom: Number Houston, Archibald, Murder of, I. Houston Lad 11. 331 Howe Sireet, fi. 1% Howard, the philanthropist, I. 132, Howf The Leith 111. 23r Hugk Mill& (scs kfiller) Hugh Miller Place, 111. 75 Human heads Exposure of 11.4 Humane smiity of Leith, ~ I I . a% . - 48, !49 Of, 11. 175 '96 359 - ... INDEX. 379 .Her!or brewery, The, 11.374 Henot free schools, 11. 374 37: Heriot Kow, 11.1~5, 158,194, ...

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374 *316,317; view below Cramond Brig, 111. '317 Cramond Bridge, 11. 63, 111. 1x1 CramondChurch 111. 316 '320 Cramond harbou; 111. 31; Cramond House i11.317,318, *3a2 Cramond Island: 111.315 Cramond Regis, 111. 107, 316 Cramond, Baroness, 111. 315 Cranston, Mn., 111. 161 Cranston Street 11. 17 Cranstoun, Hdn. George, Lord Corehouse, 11. 6, m7; his sister 11. .106 111. IOI Cranstdun, Thd- of, Provost, 11. 278 Cranstoun Geordie thedwarf 11.19 Crawford,'Earls of: I. 62, 68, mg, Crawford of Jordanhill, Sir Hew, Crawford'Sir Gregan I.'za Crawford'of D ~ m s o i 11.181, 111. 11. 354,'III. 194, 222 111. 90- his daughters i6. zg. 61, IS$ 34 Crawford S l r f V i l l h , 11. 47 Crawford' Captain, and Major Crawford, S:r John, 111,. 51, 52, 5 Crawford, Thomas, High S c h d Crawfoid of Jordanhill. Capt.. 111. somuvhe I. 95 rector II. qa . _ . 1 9 Crawfurd of Crad.udland, Howie- CrZC;; j k e s , Provost, 11. a78 Creichtoun of Felde, Deputy Pm Creighton, Willivn of 11. 47 ~ r e e ~ h , william, bo~ise~~er, I. ' 5 5 139 ; portrait of, I. 156 ; Burns' poem on, i. 156 Crceclr, Lord Provost, and Mh Burns 11. 158 159 C-h': Land, i. 153. 156 191 "Creech's Levee," I. 156 Crichton, Lord Chancellor, 11. 54 Crichton, Bamn, I. zg, 30, 053 Crichton Castle, 111. 61 Crichton of Lugton, David, 11. 39 Crichton, h. Andrew, 111. 79 Crichtonb Dr. Archbald, 11. 123, 111. 162 Crichton, George, Bishop of Dun. keld 1. 149 204 11. rj, 47, 48 Crichrbo, Rdhard: architect, 11.94 Crichton of Elliock, Robert, I. 126 Crichton, Lieut.-Col. Patrick, Ill. 161 ; duelhy, 111.16~ ; hisson, d. Crichton Street, 11. 329, 334 333, Cr%c%of Brunstane,The,III.xp Cringletie, Lord, 11. 174 Crisp, Henry, 1. 343 Crispm, Feasts of St., 11. 104 Cruchalh Club, 1. 235, 239, 11. Cmckat Lieut -General 111 95 Croft-ad-Righ,'m the Gield'of $ cromarty, Earls of, I. 1x1, 11, zg8, Crombie's Close, 11. 239, 2~ Cromwell, Oher, I. 4, 54, 55. 56, 353. 367, 371. 11. 31, 73. rgz,2~8, 286, 290. 327,367, 375, 383, 111. 186,187, 193, 21% 222, 230, 2s 318,329,33073431 347 ; p r o p 3 statue of 111.72 ter, 1. 34 vost, 11.279 -157, 166, 176, 212, 229, 11. Im 157, 187, 111. IZZ King, 11. 41, *# 215, 3x0 299. 3532 356 111- 30. I16 2 x 6 741 75, 159, -# %'B 218,227. 298, 439 99, 103, 1x3, 14% 143. 151, Cromwelrs'tarracks III. 257 '' Crookbacked Dici" of Glouces Crookshank the historian, I. 101 Crosby, Andrew, advocate, I. 192, C-4 the City, I. 50, 60, 98, 1x6, 334 11. 2 62.75, 131,111.1~ 72, 146: 755 191. cruel punishments ihct&l th&e, 1. 150, 151 ; k q u e t s at the, I. zm; exccuuons there, 11.14, III.187,268 zm 231.11. IF 122, 146, 152, 195, +03,227, 298, C T GusewaY, 11. 334, 341, 3451 346 Cross Ke s Tavern I. 251 Cross of &. John iI. z Cm~~rig, Lord 1.'161, 162, 11. 246 Crown Hotel, h. 118 OLD AND NEW EDINBURGH. Crown-mom, Edinburgh Castle, I. Cullayne, Capt. James, I. z6a Cullen, Lord Robert I. 27, 11. 171 Cullen, Dr., I. 156,'171, 271, 11. Culloden Battle if &te Battles) Cumberl;nd, Duke of, I. 332. 334, * 69 146, 302, 111. 23 35 I. 203 11. 281 111. 15 Cunninglham, si will- 11.153, Cunnineham of Baberton. House 111. 57 of 11; 162 Curkingham Rev.Dr. 1.87 111.51 Cunninghamk, Dr. deorgk, the Cunzie House. The, Candlemaker phycian, 11. 298 . . Row 11 *= . CunzidNkk, ?he, 11. 267 Curious dream sto 111. rgz 193 currie, III. 321, ?36; its 1-1 history, 111. 39-333; its ancient military remaim, 111. 331; the bridge, III.33?,333; the church, 111. 332; heritors roll of the parish. 111. 334 : longevity of its inhabitants, 111. 337 Cnrrie's Close, 11. 236 Currie's Tavern, I. 179 Curriehill. Lord. 11. qm Curriehil~castle, 111: 334 Currichill How, 11. 01 '' Curses," the Union Bong, I. 164 Custom House, Granton, 111. 14 Custom House, The, Leith, 311. 171. I I, 192, 228, 259, *264, z& CustomhouxQua ,Lath, 111.273 Cuthbert's Lane, 11: 1.38 D DArcy, Lady Camlime, 11. ~9 ?+r Lord I 274 D+y Rmirw The I. 288 2@ Dalelcish. Bot'hwelis accokdia in Dak Bailie Duff," 11. 255 Dm-le3smurder 1.263 f11. 6 6 Dalgleish, Nicol kinis& of St. Cuthbert's Chukh, 11.131 Dalgleish'sClose I. z q 252 Dalhousie, Earl bf, I. :s+, 11. 26, 98, 166, 318, 111. 342 ; Countess of 11. 318 DalLouie Marquis of 111. 88 Dalkeith, hlsof.11. &, 111. d g . 282,.311 Dalkeith, 11.236, 283, zg1,327, 111. Dalieith House 111. 146 Dalkeith railwa;, I. 384 Dalkeith Road, 11. 346, 355, 111. Dalmeny Park, 111. III Dalry burn, 11. 347 Dalry, Uistrict of, 11.213, 216,217, Dalry manor-house, II.*217,III. 78 Dalry Road 11. 214 216 217 218 Dalrynple, bavid, iard'Wdthall, Dalrymple, Hugh,LadDNmmore, Dalrymple, Sir David, I. 17ir 172, Dalrymple Sir Hew, 111. 262, 340 Dalrympld Sir James, 11. 327 Dalrymple: Sir John, 11. 26, 86, Dalrymple Sir Robert, 11. 143 DalrympldofCastleton, Sir Robert, Dalrymple of Cousland, 11. 348 Dalrymple, William, 11. 293 Dalrymple, Ca t Hugh, 11. 231 WIrymple, JoRn of, Provost, II. Dalymple, John, Provost, 11. 282, DalrympL of Stair I. 62 111. 323 Dalrymple, Lady, iI. 342 Ilaliymple's Yard I. 219 Dalyell Sir John braham 11. r6a Dalyell((or Dalrell), Sir Tiomas, I. 12,334; town mansion of, 11. 19 Dancing girl, Sale of a, I. 201 6r 134, 364 51, 57 111. 27, 35, 9a I. 222 I. 251 11. 243s 366 272, 335 I. 276 278 I1 . 36 a4 161, m, 378, 11: 75, 354, 111. Dancing school, The first, m Leith, Danube Street, 111. 72, 79 Darien Company, 111. 190 ; office Darien &edition, The, 111. 190 Darien House, 11. 323, 324, *325, Dark ageofEdinburgh, I. 187,111. Dark Pit The I. 6g 111. 231 of the 11. 322 326 126 116, 168, m.( 107, 276, 11. 18, 27, Queen Mary and, I. 46 ; murder of lI.jw,71 III.~--;r,m,23;emd l m i n g o f i i s w y , 11.71, 111.7 Dasses The 11. 313 David k., 1. ;r, ~ 2 ~ 7 8 . 148,14g, 186: II.&,III. 86, 26 339, 346, legendof the d ? ? Z H k , 11.21, 22, 2% 42, 111. 19; charter of H o l y r d Abbey, 11. 42, 43, 80, David II., I. &, zk, 11. 3, 47, 53, 9+ '3% 3=5.3=7, 33'. 338, 354 Dand's miraculous cross, King, 11. # David's Tower, Edinburgh Castle, 1. 26, 33 34, 36,*2# 44? 4% 48,49r 77 a ~i SS Daad.& 2 Muirhouse 111. 316 Davidson's Close. 11. zi D-b,'Lord' 1. 45.46. 47, 50, 78, 35, ~ 8 ~ 6 % 67,G% 74,286,III. 59 ; 180 111. 1x5 166 247 . 5 6 58, 278, 3% 111- 35, 41. 421 Davidson's Hook, Ca-tle Hill, I. 55 Davidson's Mains, 111. IIO Davit: IJeans' Cottage, 1. 383, 384, 11. 310 Dawick, Laud of, I. 1% Dawney Douglas's Tavern, I. 235 ; the"CrownRwm,"ib.; lintelof dqorway is, two views, 1. 235, 236 Dawson the comedian 11.24. ~ean damnia~ family 'of, II. 134 Dean: or Dene, Village of, I. 183, 3591 111- 62,633 642 66, 67, I* Dean Bank 111.75- theeducaUonaI institution III. 6 Dean Bridg;, I. 10, 111. 6 3 , y 70, 71, Pkte ZJ ; Roman urn onnd near, 1,. xo Dean Bndge Rcad, 111. 82 Dean cemetery, I. 218, IL am, -1 111. 63, 66, 68, '6g Dean Church 111.67 Dean Farm iII. 67 Dean Haugh I. 366 II.28qIII. 65 Dean manoAhouse: 111. *65, 68; h a n Orphan H q i t a l , HI. SI Dean Path 111. 67 Dean Side,'III. 67 Dean Street, 111. 77 Dean Street Church: fh. 75 Dean T e n a a 111. 72,7 Deanhaugh Sireet, Stak%ridge, 11. Deemster '$he (executioner), 1. ?42 Defencelhss state of the Fifeshire -3t aftertheunion, III.194,197 DefenceJ of Leith,The, 111. zgc-zg5 De Foe, Daniel I. 216 zp, 11. 79 Degraver, Dr. Pierre, 1. 1x5 Deidchack The I. I 6 Denham, S'u J&es gtewart, 111. its owners, III.66,67 Ij8, II1. 5, 79 146, 342 Denham, the actor, I. 350 Denham's Land, 11. 324, 325 Dental Hospitaland School, 11. 276 Derby, Countess of, mistress of Charles II., 11. zr Desmond Earls of I. 104 Destitute' Childred, Home for, 11. 26 Devil Legend of raising the, 11. 3 nevits Elbow The I. 7' pwar's Close: 11. 6 Diamond Beetle &se: The j r r Sesprit of 11. 207 Dick, Sir A l h d e r , 11. 86, 111.57, 1x4 Dick, Sir James, Lord Provost, I. Dick of Grange, The family of, Dick fa%,, The, 111. 114 Dick, Lady Anne, Strange habits 111. of I 254, 111. 114 (rct Royston, Lbrd) Dick-Cunningham family 111. 56 Dickens, Charles, in Edinburgh, 11. Dickison of Winkston. House of '50 Digges, 3'0 the Zomeddian, I. 34% 343, 11. 23, z4, 111. 241 Dilettanti Socie The I. 108 Dingwall, Lord,?? z62,'III. 62 Dingwall Sir John I. 340 Dingwalis Castle, f. 340, 353 Dirleton Lord, 111. 318, 348 Dirom Colonel 11. 120, 174 Dirtyklub Th; 111. 12 Disruption'of d e Scottist Church, 11. 95, 96, 138, 1441 '45, m.5, 111- Di%nterr Various sectsof, 111. p Distress oi the Edinburgh poor UI Dobdl Sydney 111. 148 Dock gtreet d i t h 111. 255 Dock Place,'Leith,'lII. 259 Doctors of Faculty Club, 111. 123 Dominicanmanasre lI.z50,~8+' Darnley's body k n d in th; gardensof 11. 286 288 Don, Sir Aixander,' 11. 159, 111. 1795 11. 283 339 Don, Si William, the actor, I. 351 Don, Lad I1 343, 111. 95 Donacha ha; 1.136 Donaldson'a dospital, I. 318, 11. Do~ldson's Close. I. 318 Donalds~n, Dr. James, 11. 112, 126 Donaldson, the bookseller, 1. 3x8; Donaldson. the theatrical author. 1. 214 PMC 10 hw son Jams, 1. 18, 11.214 DOMldSOll, Capt., d. 153 343,. y 5 ' DonnibnstleCastle, I. 246,III.11~ 302 Eoo Park, 111. 37 Doubling the Cap," 111. 125 Douglas, Duke of I. 105, 14a, 11. 331, 354 351; buchess of, 11. 351, 111. 124 Douglas, Marquis of, 11. 3x7 Douglas, Earls Of, 2% 30. 31r34r 3% old mansion ofthr. 11. 257 38. 39. 4 3 43. 258, 111. 133, 338 ; Douglag Archibald, 'Earl d-Angus, Douglas,.&hiba?d, Marquis, I I. 350 IJou~Is, Archbald Earl uf, 11. Provost 11. 27 331,111. 3.2 Douglas, James Marquis of 11. 351 Douglas, James, Earl of harton, DougL, Sir Archibald, I. 196 Douglas, Sir Archubald and Si Dounlas. Sir Georee. I. 106 I1 80 Robert, 11. 59 Douglas' Sir am& '11. 283 Douglas' Sir keil, iI. 153 Douglas: Sir Rotprt, the historian. I. I28,II. 35,37,1I1.11gr 318,348, 301 Douglac of Brackhouse, The family ~odg~as ofcave- I. 271 Douglas ofGlenbervie, Sir Willii, Douglas of Hawthornden 111. 27 Douglas oCHawthornden,'Sir JoL, Douglas of Hyvelie William, 111.34 Douglas of Kilspiddie Archibald, Provost, 11. a79, do; begs the royal intercession, 11. 280 Douglas of Parkhead, Sir James, 1. 54 I95 Douglas of Parkhead. George, the murderer of Rizzio, I. 9, 11. 74 235; Provost, 11. 280 Douglas Ladylsabell I 97 Douglas'pcerage, The,?. 98,349-- Douglascs and Hamiltons, Feuds Dough? of Spott 111. 330 DouglaqofWhitt:nghame, William, of 111. 193, 315 11. 279, 111. 53 111. 354 35' between the, 11. 63, 279, 285 1. 259,161 ... view below Cramond Brig, 111. '317 Cramond Bridge, 11. 63, 111. 1x1 CramondChurch 111. 316 ...

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3 76 OLD AND NEW EDINBURGH. Xrskine, Lady Elizabeth, 11. 115 3rskine. Mrs. Mary, 11. 272, 362 Erskine Club, 11. 27 2scape of risoners from Edinburgh Ssk, The river, 111. 318, 346, 353, 3% 361, 364; Sskgrove, Lord,\I.d, 120,111.367 Ssplanade, The, I. 79, 83, 86 Esten, Mrs., the actress, I. 346, Castle, &tempted, I. 71 3557 357, 358, 35 the coal seams 171. 358, 359 11. 778 Edinburgh Dock, Leith, 111. 284, Edinburgh Duke of 111. 288 Edinburgh' Dukedok of 111. 126 Edinburghkducational Ihstitution, Edinburgh Hospital for Incurables, Edinburgh IndustrialSchool, I. 264, Edinburgh Institution for Educa- 286, 287 11. 158 111. 55 * 265 tion Edinb Educafion 11. 344 Edinburgh ~teruyInstitute,III.g~ Edinburgh Mechanics' Subscription tion If. 200 Edindlrrgh Kruinv, The, I. 339, 11. 143 191 203 47 111. 43 Edinburih difle b k n t e e r Hall, 11. 326 Edinburgh School of Art, I. 379,380 Edinbureh Theatrical Fund Asso- Gr; ~ ~ a t e ' 2 9 ,gh kolunteer Artillery, I. 286, 323 Edinburgh Volunteers, 11. 76, 82, 188, 219, 371, 372, 373. 374>'"377r Edidurgk We&& jrrumal, 111. 799 82, 89, 143, 754 Edzn6argh WreRly IWagozitre, I. 3331 11. 3 53 111.83, 1:4~ IS?, 744 Edinburgh toung Mens Chnstran Association I. 379 Edmonston 6dge, 1. 43, 111. 338 Edmonstone, Lord, 111. 339 Edmonstone, Colonel, 11. 161 Edmouctone 111. 339 EAmonstone'House, 111. 338, '31; its owners, 111. 338, 33 Edmonstone of Duntreat;, 11. 139, 111. 338 Edmonstones The 111. 338, 339 Edward I., 1.'23, i1. 46,111.41~43, 351 ; captures Edinburgh Castle, 111.39 338 Elcho, Lord, I. 326,327.11.31~318, Elder. Lord Provost. 11. IW. 176. 322, 111. 198, zzz, 366 , -.. . . 17?.'282. 111. 21 Eldii, Li&t.-Col&el, 11. 371 Elder Street, 11. 176 Eldin, Lord, II., 186, 187, 111. 167, 260; hisfondnessforuts, 11. 186' ;cadent at the sale ofhis effects. 11. Eldin:%hn Clerk of, 11. 186, 191 Eldin douse, 111. 359 Electric time-ball, The, 11. 108 Elgin Earl of I. 107, 336 Elibak, PatAck Lord, I. 83, 101, Elizabeth Countess of Ross, I. 246 Elizabeth: Queen, I. 47. 49, 111. 174, 175, 178 : her death, I. zoz Elllock, Lord, 111. 142 Elliot, Sir George, I. 210 11. 27, 166, 351 Elliot Sir Gilbert, 11. 273 Ellio; Sir ohn 111. 340 Elliot: Archaid architect, 11. 188 Klliot of Minto, sir Gilbert, 11. 161 Elliot of Minto, Miss Jeannie, Elliot thepublisher I. 181 111.154 Elm Place Leith, iII. 268 Elm Row Leith Walk, II1.154,158 Elphinstdne, Lord, 11. 103, 352 Elphinstone, James, Lord Balme- Elphidstone, Charles Lord, 11.174 ; Elphinstone, 3owager Lady, 11. authoress, 11. a71 rino 111. 135 his sons, i6. 279 11. 274 '36 Elphinstone, Admiral Sir Charles, Elphinstone, Lieut.-Gen. Lord, 11. Elphmstone, Sir Howard, 11. a83 Elphinstone, Sir James, I. 271, 11. Elphinstone Sir ohn 111. 42 Elphinstone' Sir fohnitone, 111. 91 Elphinstone: Hon. Alexander, 111. 262, 263 Elphinstone Court, I. 271--274, *27z ; distinguished residents in, 203. 111.128 I. 271-274 Elphinstone of Barnton, Lord Bal- Elphinstone, The Master of, 111. merino, 111. 317 182 Elphinstone family, The, 111. azz Elphinstone, Mistress of, I. 257 Elphinetones of Lopie, The, 111. 91 Emery, the actor, I. 348 " Encyclopredia Britannica." The, I. ZII, 223, 339,Il. 126,165, 111. En myhe's Well, 1. 276, 277 English Episcopal Chapel, I. 262 English in Scotland, The, I. 23, 24, II!. 3+, 35: ; driven out, I. 25 English invasion expected, 11. 330 Englishmen captured by Scotsmen, 7$ 247 1. 3' Entablature above the Gateway, Edinburgh Castle I. 51 Environs of Edinbdrgh, The, 111. 314-368 : map of, 111. * 325 EpimplChapel Cowgate 11.247 *q9, 111. 63 ;'its bell, iI. 247 i its ministers, i6. Episcopal ?hapel, Leith, Theearly, 111. 230 Episcopacy in Edinburgh, Attempt to enforce,.I. 51 144 208, 11. 131, a46, 375 ; its sekcei at one time @armed by stealth, 111. 231 Euiscoualian Church. Portobello. -111. i '53 Errol, Earl of, I. 147, 11. 159, 318, 111. 323 ; Countess of, II.59,166, 3x8 Erskine. Tohn. Earl of Mar. I. *37. . ... 44 335- . Ersdine, Lord Chancellor, 11. 111, Erskine, John Lord, 11. zrg, 111. z87, 111. 271 31? 111. 318 Erskme, Sir Alexander, I. 220,371, Erskine of Cynbq Sir Charles, I. 37' Erskine, Sir Harry, 11. 344 Erskine, SirThomas 111. 318 Erskme, Gen. Sir Wham, 11.307 Erskine Sir William I. 63 111.258 Erskingof Alva, Chgles h r d Justice- clerk I. 236 237 Erskineof &a, SiiCharles, 11.243 Erskine of Cardross, I. 282 Erskine of Carnock 11.379 Erskine of Dun II.'67, 68 Enkine of Foikst, Capt. James Erskine of Mar, John Francis, 11. Erskme of Scotscraig, Sir Arthur, Erskine of Torrie, Sir James, 11.89 Enkine, Hon. Andrew. 11.115 Erskine. Hon. Henrv. 1. 115, 15% Francis, 11. 282 249 11. 70 166, G5, II.26,122; 143, 163, rig; Enkme, Hon. James, I. 247 (sec Grange, Erskine, Lord) Erskine, Dr. John, 11. 37 Erskine, Lady Barbara, I?. 319,320 248, 339, 111. 34, 362 Eton Tekace, 111. 74 Ettrick Shepherd, The (see Hogg, Etty, the painter, 11. 89, 91 Evers Lord I. 43 Ewbank, John, the painter, 11. 19, Ewing, Greville, I. 361, 362 Exchange, The I. 176 178 Exchange Buiidings, 'Leith, 111. 1713 244, "245 Exchequer, The, I. 178 Excise Office, The, 1. IIZ, 113, 217, *zm, 11. 23, 110, 191. 259, 260; robberies at the, I. n2--114 Excise Office, Drummond Place, 11. * rgz, 111. '24 Execution of English pirates at Leith, 111. 190, 191 Executions for various offences, I. 83. 84. 867 115, 117, 122, 1 6 2347 281, 332, 11. 228, 230,231, 238 (set &sa Grassmarket) James) 111. 79 F Faed, the painter, 11. 89, 111. 82 Fairbairn, Rev. Dr., 111. 303, *304; Fairfax Admiral d r W. G., 11. 198 Fairho<me Adam 111. 47 Fairholm: Bailie' 111. 47 Fairholme: Jam,;, 111. 46, 47 Fairholme, George, 111. 47 Fairholme Thomas, 111. 47 Fairies' or Ha gis Knowe, 11. 319 Fair Maid of 8alloway, The, I. 31 Fairnielee, Alan of, Provost, 11. 278 Fairy Boy, The, 11. 101 Fairy Halec Newhaven 111. 299 Falcon Had, 111. 39 ; 'its owner, Falconer, hliss, 111. 38 Falconer of Borrowstounnes. Sir his philanthropy 111. 303 111. 38 David, Lord President, II.'379, Falconer Patrick 111. 365 Falconer' Will& author of the Falconer ofHalkertoun.Lord.II.97~ 111. 199, 202, 206 "Shipkreck," I.'216 Falkirk, Battle of (see battl&] "-_ Falkirk Road, 11. 215 False news, Easy circulation of, I. 60 11. &A. *&F. 111. 67 Falshaw, Sir James, Lord Provost, FalshawStreG; 111. Fast Castle, 111. 37, 134, 135 Faucit, Mis Helen, actress, I. 351 Fenton, Viscount, 111. 318 Fentonbams, Lord, I. 207 Fenwick, the ainter, 11. 1% Fergusson Large (Lord Her. mand) i. 170 173 11. 207; hir defenh of the '45pr?lsoners, I. 17c Fergussan, Sir C. Dalrymple, 111. 367 Fergusson, Robert, poet, I. I q , 119, 230, 238, 348, 11. 127. 194, 310, 324, 38, 111. 125, 295, 269 tomb of If. * 30 Fergusso;, Robert, I' the plotter,' I. 66 Fergusson of Pitfour Jams I. 202 Fergusson, Dr. A&, histokm, I. 123,236,11.27,29,191,111.55,24~ Fergussoii, Dr., the friend of H u e , 1. 99 Fergusson, Dr., 11. 153 Ferrier, James, Clerk of Session, 11. 139 Ferrier, Miss Susan, novelist, I. 106, 11. 139, 194; her husband, Ferries of Leith, The ancient, 111. Ferry Rcad, 11.82, I I ~ , 116,111.64 11. 139 211,212 Fettes, Lord Provost Sir William, 11.31. 173,283.111.82, 97 ; Lady, 11. 318 Fettes College, 111. *Eo, 82, 97, 288 Fettes, the painter, 11. 89 Fettes Row, I. 135, 11. 185 Feuds of the Newhaven and her. toil ns fishermen 111. 300 01 Fife, Earl of, I. 350,'II. 86, &86, 146 ; Lady, 111. 265 Figgate Burn. 111. 143, 144, 146, 259, 263 Figgate hluir, 111 142, 143 Figgate Whins 111. 144, 236 Filby, Goldsmih's tailor, 11. a51 Fincaytle Lord 11. 120 Fingzie Glace, Leith, 111. 266 Finlay, Wilson's friend, 11. 199 Fire of 1824, Ruins of the, I. ' 185 Fire, SirW. Scott'ssto ofa, 11.5 6 First Parliament of Tames VIi. Cavalcadeat theopening of, I.%; FirthofForth,The, 11.151.319,III. 164, 165, 166, 169, 180, 181, 188, 191, 192, 1931 198, 201, 202, 209, 2x2, 228, 270. 274, 282, 287, 312, Fishermen, Rigits of the Newhaven, 111. 301 Fisher's Close, I. I I I . 11. 242 Fish-hwks, First mmufacturer of. 314, 3227 326, 66 11. 263 " Fishwives' Causeway," I. 10, 12, Fishwomen ot Musselburgh, 11. 22 F.( sec . also Newhaven) itzsimmons, Rev. Mr., 11. 248 Flaxman the sculptor, 11. 135 Fleming,'Lurd, I. 40, 262, 111.~98, 349; marriage of 11. 306 Flemihg, Sir lame;, I. 196 Fleshers The 11. 265 Flesh Mkket,'The,I. 1gz,21g,II.17 Fleshmarket Close, 1.113, 1~1,138, *232, 236, 338, 11. 77 ; formerly the Provost's office 11. 227 Fletcher Laurence cbmedian, 11.40 Fletche;ofSaltoui, 11.34, 111. go, Flockhart's tavern 11. 333 Flodden Field Ba;Lle of(reeBatt1es) Flodden Wall: The, I. 38, + 40,183, 278, 381, 11. 221, 239, 339 a Flora Macdonald, 11. 87, ~ 1 4 ~ 124 Faod riots 111. 87 Football, k'rohibition of, 111. p Foote, the comedian, I. 342, 343, Fwte, Maria, actresq, I. 350 Forks Lord 11. 194 Forbeid Cuioden, Lord President Duncan 1. 159,161, 166, 330, 11. 83,382;'his fondness for golf, 111. 31, 262 ; his biographer, 111. 43 Forbes Sir John Stuart 11. 151 ~ o r h ' of Pitsligo, sir killiam, I. 142, 143, 188, ?93, 318,'11I. 47: 244, 323 ; his wife, 11. 383 Forks, Prof. Edward, t he naturalist, 111. 68 242, 307 Forbes df Tolquhoun, Sir Alexander, I. 236 Forks-Drummond, Sir JohnJI. 270 Forks The Master of 1. 8 F o r k : Rev. Rokrt: Bisiop of Fordun, John de, I. 297, 11. 53, Fordyce of Aytoun, I. 275 Foreign clothiers. Introduction of, 111. 144, 165 150 111. 163 158, 176, 179-181, 239 11. 120 Caithness, 111. 231 111. 27 Forglen, Lord, I. 235, 236 Forglen's Park, 11. 325 Forres Street 11. Forrest of domiston, Sir James, Lord Provost, 11. 284, 111. 326 Forrest Road, 11. 103, ~ 6 7 ~ 323.326, Forrest's Coffee-house, Edinburgh, Forrester Lord 111. 119 Forrester: Sir kdam, I. 122, 278, Forrester Sir Andrew, 11. 24 Forrester: Sir John, I, 31, Ill. 115, 367 111. 210 . 111. 115, 118, 327 11% 318 Forreater Lords, 111. 119-121 Forreste; family, The, 111. 116, ... 76 OLD AND NEW EDINBURGH. Xrskine, Lady Elizabeth, 11. 115 3rskine. Mrs. Mary, 11. 272, 362 Erskine Club, 11. ...

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370 OLD AND NEW EDINBURGH. pilgrimage to on May Day, I. 379 geology of the hill 11. 303, 304 origin of the name: 11.304, 305 plan of, I I. * 304 Articles of Union, The, I. 163 Artillery Park, The, 11. 41 Artois, Count d', I. 162,11.76,78,75 Ashbrook House 111.307 Assay Office and'(;oldmths' Hall I* 376 dral, 1. IM Assembly aisle, St. Giles's Cathe Assemblv Close. The old. I. I@U I . 242, II. 254 ' Assembly Hall, I, go, g6, 337, I1 Assembly House The I. a43 Assembly of Birds Club, 111. 123 Assemblyof the Freechurch, Firs1 meeting of the, 111. 87 k m b l y of the Kirk of Scotland Plate 13 Assembly Rooms, The, 11.148,150 111. 271 283; rules of, 11. 149 Assemblykooms Leith 111. 1y8 Aaociation of dorters,' Tablet o the, Tolbmth Wynd, Lith, 111 AstroLomicaI Institution, 11.106 Athens, Edinburgh the modern, I Athol, Earls of, I. ag, 3, 54 143 111.180, 3a3 ; Countess of, I. 46 Athole, Duke of, 11. log, 151.111 95. '99, 111. 123 228 'aa9 2,111.324 W5 Athole, Marquis OK 11.352 Athole Crescent, 11. z q , 210, 213 Athole Street, 111. 75 Auchindicny, 111. 359 Auchiuleck. Lord, 1. gg, 181, z g Auchtyfardel, Kennedy of, I. 1y6 Audience Chamber, Hol- Audley, ' h d , 11. 283 Augustine Canons of St., 11. 47 '' Auld 'Camcranian Meeung Auld Kirk Style 1. '53 "Auld Reekie "'111. 122 Austin, Dr. A&m I. 91 11. p a Avenue, The, B r k d l d L i k s Avonmore Lord 111.307 Aytoun, h e & r I. 88 11. 140, 158, m , *d, IiI. 68, 'as, 95 Aytoun, lady, 1 1 . p Aytounsof Inchdaunie, The. 1. d 11. I66 Palace 11. 74 house," 1. 259 111. * 33 B U, Worship of, 11.311 Baberton 111.31 334 Back Ro;, The, PI. 338, 111. 54 Back Stairs, The. 11. 247. a 4 ~ 246, . . . -. . -. . . 274 274 Baddeley, Mrs., the actress, I. 34C Bagimont, Cardinal, 11. 285; hh roll ib. Baije; Hole The I. 175 Bailie Fyie';Cl& I. 240 243 262 II. 173 ; fall ot i stone'tene'mei in, I. 240, *a41 Bailie Grants Close, I. y r Bailie Kyd, 11. IZI Bailie's Court, 11. 242 Baillie, Charles, Lord Jerviswde, Baillie Colonel Alexander, 11. 172 Baillie: Sir William, I. 186 Baillie, Murder of Lady, 111. 156 Baillie Robert 111. Sg Bainfiild, 11. dxg ; its mdia-rubber manufactories, ib. Bain Whyt, Songs in memory of, 11.219 Baud, Sir David I. Sg b i r d of Saughtdn, Su Robert, I. 88, 226 Baird Principal 11. 206, 238 Bairds of Newbyth, The, I. go, III.122 Bairdsof Sanghton, The, 111. 319 Baird's Close, I. 98, gg Bakehouse Close, 11. 9,27 Balc?nquall. Dr.. Heriot'sexecutor. 11. d, log II.3&,367 - Balcamq, Earl of, I. 66, 11. 143 ; Countess of, 11. 143 Balcarres James Earl of, I. 275, 276 ; wke of I. 276 Bale-fires, EAction of, I. 31, 78, Ralerno villaee, 111. 162 Balfour, Jamie, 1. 179 Bdfour Sir Andrew I 11. "5 62, 363; the Eknburgh bo&i$ garden, I. 362 Balfour, Sir James, I. 47, 51, 55, 1232 '958 2 0 9 q. '220 270, 3718 11. 222, 233, 285, 111. j, 7, 29, 56, 58, 59, 99, 178, 183, zaz, 263, 272, 2757 2Yt 291, 3351 351 Balfour, Dr., the botanist, 111. 98 Halfour, ohn, 111. 92 Balfour iobert, 111. 3, 7 Balfouiof Pilrig, James, 111. 91 Balfour Street 111. 163 Balgonie, LA, III. 250 BaIgmy, Lord. 11. 343 Ballantine, James, the glassstainer, Ballnnt$e Atbot 11. II his 172, Ballantyne, the printer, 11. 26, 30, Ballahyne's Close, Gnssmarket, Balloon ascents 111. 135 Balls, Old S c o t h , 1. 243 Balmuto, Lord, I. 175 173 Balmerino, Lord, 1. 5 5 z q , 2r3, 327, 11. 101, 103, 191. 111. 128, 131. 135. 186 186, 222,317 ; his brother 111. z6a Balmerinb House, 111. * 221 Baltic Street, Leith, 111. 239 Banff, Lord, I. 165 Hangholm Bower, 111. Bankclose, I. ~oa, 116, F;617r, 186, 111.99 Bank of Leith, 111. I 52. * a36 239 Bank of Scotland, I. 176, 4, 11. 1 3 , ~ s . * y6, P+r 12 ; i u charter, I. 93, 91; view from Princes Street, Plate '7 Bank Street, I. 101, 107, 219, 292, 11. 82, 93 95 139 111. 78 Bankton, Lrd: 1. Bannatyne, Sir Robert, I. IW Bannatyne, Sir William Macleod, II 348 111. 8 bridge a; Leith, iII. 161, '51,273 122 111.74 11. *azg 11.35 111. '87 Bannatyne, Lad, I. 1~1.111. 127 Bannatyne Club, The, I. 260, 375, Banner Place, 111. a8 Bannockburn (see Battles) Banquets at the Croy I. 1 ~ ) Barber, A contumacious, 11. 331 Barben. The 11.267 Barber-surge&, The, 11. 266 Barcaple, Lord, 11. z q Barclay, t m e s teacher of the High Sc 001 il. 191 Barclay, Rev.' Dr. Thomas, 111. 337 239 Buchy, John, and the Bereans, 1. Barclay Free Church, The, 111. B a r e s The 11. 225 Barganie,L.o;d,III.4); hoaseof, ib. Harker's panorama, 111. xr) Barnard, Sk Andrew, I. 276 ; Lady Anne, wife of, author of "Add Barnes Nook, Leith Harbour. 111. 34 *32 Robin Gray," ib. 210 Barnton, Sir Robert, 111. 3r7 Barnton House, III.316,317,~3~0; its suoCe5sive ownem 111. 317 ISaron-tFlilie, Office of,'II. IB~, 183 Baron Grant's Close, I. y x ; his h o w , ib. Baron Made's Close, I. 082 Baron Norton(wcNorton, Fktcher) Baron of Spittalfield, Provost bir Barony Street, 11. 181, 183 Barracks for the troops, I. 78 Barrier-gateway,Edinburgh Castle, Patrick, 11. 263, 278 I. *A6 gy 'the actor I. 343 Bartons The, merchants of Leith, am imming, Lkd, 111. 67 111.199, 204 =t m3, w =4 2'4 Rass the comedian, 11. 179 Baskdyne, Thomas, the typm grapher, I. q, 111, 213, 2x5, 277 ; his Bible I. q. 11. 131 Bassandyne's Clbse I. 213, 359 Bathheld Leith IiI. 19 Bathgate: Portdhello, 111. 147 UathStreet Portobello 111. r ~ ! 4 8 Bathing-michines, d o f , in irh, 11. 1x9, 111. 166 Battle or Camus Stone, The, 111. 326 Battles :- Antrum, 111. 170 Bannockburn, II.@, 92,197,111. Burghmuir, I. 297.111. 33 Corrichie, 11. 58 Culloden, I. 69, 11. 23, 27. 34, Drumclog 11. 231 Dunbar, i. 2% 55, 159, 11. 182, 32k 367,3837 111- 4% 1877 338 Dun lane 1.40 Durham i. 26 11.47 Falkirk,'I. 13&, 11. 298, 3 8 ~ 1 1 1 , 222 a 6 111. 107, 310 Flodden, I. 36, 38, 142, 1% 151, 191, 382,II. 155, 178, 279, 111. enlivat I. a46 Halidon kill 11. 216 Homildon Hill, 111. xIg Invercarron 11. 13 Linliihgow bridge, I. 42, 111. mz Melrose I. I Nisbetduir, #I. 91 Otterbourne, 111. 338 Pentland, I. %I, 11. 131 Pinkie, I. 43, 310, 11. 57, 65, 66, 244 2781 111. 35, 107, '74 218, 339 Preston ans, I. 327, 11. 281 Sark, I. 31, Ill. 346 Sauchiebum, I. 35, 111. px) Bavelaw Burn 111. '64 Baxter's close: I. 106,366 Baxter's House, I. 107 Baxter's Lands 111. 9( Baxters, The, dr bakers, 11. 266 hyll's, or Bayle's, Tavern, John, Beach and sands of North Leith, Bcaca newspaper The 11. 242 Beacons, Ligbtmgbf th: 11.371374 Bearford's Parks 11. 1;5 rr6,idz Beaton, Cardinai, I. 4?, 11. 64 III. 1% 1% ; armor!al bwingl of 1. *z6r 263' his house I. a?\, *At; kurdirof, I. 263, h I . 150 ; portrait of, 111. 45 Beaton, James, Archbishop of Gla4 gow, 11. 285, 287 hattie Dr., 1. 101, IZX, 156, 236, Beattre's Close, 11. 235 Bedford, Paul, the actor, I. 351 Bedford Street, 111. 7p Beechwood 111. 1% 105 Hegbk lviysterious murder 01 Beggars' aenison, Order of the, " Beggar's Opcra," The, 11. 38 Lkggar's Row I. 340 Heggaq Rulks for the riddance 06 Beith'r Wynd, I. I Z I , I ~ Z , 123 Belgrave Crescent 111.67 Belhaven Lord Ii.139; hiswife,ib. Llelhaven: Rodrt Viscount, 11.59; monument to IL 6u Belhawn. the 'Earl Marischal, I. 354 115. 1637 279, 354, 111. 243 G~ 29, 35, 51, 56, 317, 346 Ro&, PII. 351,352 IJJ. 125, 140 111.258, 159 11. ,a;, wiilikm, I. 280 111. 123 11. 241 67, 163. 271 ?haven, Lady Penelope, 111. p Belhaven's Vision," 1. 178 Bell, Andrew engraver originator of the 'I dncyclopdia Hritan. nica," I. 223, 11. IZI Bell, Dr. Benjamin. 111. 140 Bell. Dr. John, anatomist, 11.303 Bell, Prof. George Joseph, I. 15% Bell, Henry Glassford, 11. rm Bell and Bradfute, Messrs., 11. 139 Bell, the antiquary, 111.2, 3 Bell Close, 1. 91, 11. 23 Bell-house The I. 119 Bell Rock'lightLoux, 111. 224 Bell, The ten o'clock, I. I* Bell's Brewery, 1. 382 11. 157, 218 Bell's Mills, I, 324, 11. 115,111.63; the bridge. 111. 63. *64 Bell's Mills Loan, 11. 214 Bell's Wynd I. 149 240 i 5 Bellamy, th:actor, i. 34; ; ?us wife, Bellenden Lord 11. IT Hellenden: Lord' Justice-Clerk, 11. 11. 23, 24, 25 71 111. 7 Bellinden, Sir Lewis, 11. 3, 181 Hellenden, Sir William, 11. 181 Bellevue 11. 191, a6g Bellevud Crescevt, 11. 191, III. RR Biievue Gardens 11. 191 Bellevue H O ~ Z f. 217. III. 12) Bellevue Street'III. 88 Bells and clock), St. Giles's Cathedral, I. 146 Bcnf-syylvrr, or rushes, 11. zyo Bequests to Edinburgh University, 111. 26 BernardStrect, Leith, III.171,208. 234. 235, 936 * ~ 3 7 ~ 238, 23% 144 Bernards NooL Leith 111.238,17r Berri, Duc de h Hol;rood 11. 76 Bertraham, Piovort, I. - 7 , ' ~ . 278 Bess Wynd, 1, 48 Beth's Wynd, 1, 175 kkthune James Archbiihop of Ghgdw, 1. 26; Bible Society, Room where it was inaugurated 11. 161 Bider, or st&t disturbances. 11. Binnie Craigi 1. 86- Binnie's C I ~ , St. Gies's street, Binning, Su William I. 378 Binny, Sir William, Aovost, I. p, Leith, 111. 226 11 "Rw --. -"- Birrel, the historian, I. 246,383,II. Bishdp's Land I. 208 11. 38 Hisset Wi11iA I I I . ; ~ Black,' Adam, iond Provost, I. a85> Black, hr., 1.136,271, 274,II. 120, 168, '54s 2558 298, 30% 334 383 ; his house, 11. *340 Black John of Ormiston 1 . 7 Black, John, the Do&- friar, Black Acts, The 11. I I Blackadder Sir batri& 1. 36 Blackadder: Rev. John,' the Cow. nanter, 11. 19, 111. 18g !lackadder Castle 1.40 Black Bull" inn' 11.177 Black dinner," The 1. 30 Bkckford, Hills of, IiI. I, 36,38,41, Blackfrars Church 111. 223 Blackfriars Garden& 1. IIO Blackfriars Kirkyard 11.379 Blackfriam Monasteh, I. 266, 11. 284, 285, 286, 288, 302, 327; destruction of the 11. 286 Blackfriars Stree: I. 264 Blackfriars Wynd, I. 3, 38, 39, 75, 19% -8 4 119, 4 2537 255 *257, "258, 2;g1261,262,263 264: 3741 11: 24% 1.r9, 287,. 2931 lil. 4, la ; aristocratic farmlies formerly resident therein, I. 258, 11. 118; Catholic chapels in 1. 261 Black Friary 1.258 '11. 234 Blackie, Pro;, 11. z;8, 111. p ' Black Knight of Liddesdale. 111. 7 5 7% 034, 364, 374. 111. '34, 182 275 2942 ',339,*346 1I.128,194,284 11. 186 ;lack craig, lhe,'II. 103 499 32.6 354, 355 Blacklock. Dr. Thomas. the blind poet, I.'106 11. 330, 356, 346 Blacklock's dose I1 242 Black Murdoch oi Khtail, 11. Black rappee. I n d u c t i o n of, E. ~ -. . '91 Black Rocks, Leith Harbour, 111. '7 I m, 01 Blaci & d o f Scotland, 1. a3 " Black Saturday," The, 111. 133 BlackTom and theghost 111. 34 Black Turnpike The I. 136, m+, bitter reception of Queen Mary at, I. 204 206, 11. 71. ;Is, ;&, 111. 62; ... OLD AND NEW EDINBURGH. pilgrimage to on May Day, I. 379 geology of the hill 11. 303, 304 origin of the name: ...

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GENERAL INDEX. Christ?s Church at the Tron, I. 187 Christ?s Church. Castle Hill. I. 82 Chrystie family,?The, 111, 43, 45 Church Hill 111. 38, 71 Church Lad! 11. 1x5, 111. 38 Church offenders, how punished, 11.132 Ci her of Lord Damley and Queen ham. I. ?16 C+Ls?&e,rIII. 307 Circus Place School 111. 81 Circus, The, Leith?Walk, I. 346, Ci:adel Port Leith, 111. 257, 258, 261 ; its irection by Monk, 111. 11. 178 187 256 City ? h l e r y Volunteer Corps, I. 286 City gaol 11. 231 City gates Number of, to be open daily ~ i . 222 city (;Lard, the Edinburgh, I. 5% 274 ment of the, 11. z$ City improvements Commence- City of Glasgow Bant, 11. 162 Civic privileges, Insistauce on by Civil War, First movements of, I. Clam Shell Land I. 239 Clam Shell lurdpike, The, I. 149 Clan regiments, I. 327 Clanranald, I. 334, 11. 35, 111. 146 Clanship, Influence of, I. 134,168 Claremont Park, Leith, 111. 266 Chmont Street Chapel, 111. 75 Claremont Terrace, 111. 88 Clarence Street, 111. 78 83 84 Clarendon Crescent IIi. 7; ? Clarinda,.? 11,327: 328 ; house of, I1 * 32. room in, 11. *333 chic02 CAmrie, 11.159 Clarke Alexander, 11. 242 Clarke: Provost Alexander, I. 193, Clarkson Stanfield. the oainter. 111. the citizens, 11. 280 159; events of the, 111. 184 246, 111. 72 , _ , 78 tions, 11. 250, 111. 75 a descendant of, 11. a07 ?Chudero,? the wit ; his produc- Claverhouse, l?he spectre of, I. 66 ; Clavering, Lady Augwta, 11. 139 Cleanliness in the streets, Necessity ?Cleanse the Causeway,? I. 39, 194, Cleghorn, the physician, 111. 311 ; Clelland?s Gardens, 111.152 Cleriheugh?s Tavern, I. 120, 184, for, 1. 193, 199. 203 258, 263, 11. 251 his nephew, rb. IR, Cl& Sir John, I. 231 232 Clerk? John (Lord Eld$) 11. 186 Clerk?ofEldin. the ~val?tacticim. 111. 359, 3 6 Clerk 01 Penicuick, St George, 111. 359 Clerk of Pennicuick, Sir James, I. 92, 11. 123 ; his wife 11. IZ 124 125,111.192, 193; reiicsof8rinc: Charles, 11. 124, Clerk of Penuicuck, Si John, I. 111 11. 137 111. 63 198 Clerk: David,?physici;n, 11. agg Clerk Street Chapel 111. 51 Clerks, Society of, i. 167 Clermistou, 111. r q Clestram Lady I. 106 Cleuchdidstode 111. 33? Clifton Walter df 11. 50 Clinch? the actor, ?I. 352 Clock&.ker, The first, 11. 263 Clockmaker?s Land, I. 31p. *321 Clockmill House, 11.41, 308 Closes, The old, 11. 241, 242 ?Clouts Castle of? 11. 355 Clyde Lord 11. 3;3 Clydeidale Bank, The, II.148,III. 239 Coaches between Edinburgh and London, I. 55; between Edinburgh and Glasgow I. 201 between Edinburghan?d hith,?IIl. 151, 152 Coal Supposed existence of, near Gkton, 111. 308 ; the Esk coalseams, 111. 358,359 Coal Hill, Leith, 111. 234, 235.246, 247. 250 Coalstoun, Lord, I. 154, 111. 367 ; anecdote of I. 154 Coates, 11.24, zIr, III. 42, gz Coates Crescent, 11. 210, 2x1 Coates Gardens, 11. 214 Coates House 11. 1x1 259 Coates Manoi-house i f haster, 11. Coatfield Gutter, Leith, 111. 194 Coatfield Lane, Leith, 111. ZZO,ZZI Cobbler A clever I. 271 CobouriStreet,L;iyh,III.~5,256; sculptured stone in, 111. *260 Cochrane, Lady Mary, 11.272 Cockburn, Lord, I. 159, 282 265 307, 362, 366, 374. 375, 3& 11: 81, 84, 90, 9 1 ~ 93, 95, 4 I q , 114, 162, ?741 2839 339, 34793488r 111. 62, 68, 78, 86, 95,. 110, his father, 111. 87 ; his residence at Banally, 111. 326, * 328 Cockburn, Sir Adam, I. 68 Cockbum, Alexander, the city Cockburn Archibald, High Judge Cockburn, Henry, the counsel, 11. Cockburn Provost Patrick, 11. 55 Cockburn? Sheriff, I. 172 Cockburn?ofOrmiston, II.348,III. 58 ; Mrs., the poetess, I. gg. 11. Cockburn itreet, I. 229, 237, 283, 286 11. ~ r n ?Codked Hat? Hamilton, 11. 139 Cockfighting II.236,III. a63 263 ; customary:n 1783, 11. 119 Cocklaw Farm, Currie. 111. 331 Cockpen,III.gr8;theLairdof,I.91 Cockpit, The, 11. I 6 Coffee-house, The lrst Edinburgh, Coinage, 1 he Scottish, I. z6g Colchester?s Cuirarrsien, I. 64 Coldingham,Lord Johnof, II.67,72 Coldingham, Prior of, I. 39 Coldstream. Dr. John, 11. 187 Colinton, 111. 35, 125, zr6, 314, *321, 322, 323 324; its local history, 111. 322,? 323 Colinton House 111. 323 Colinton, Lords: 111. 323 Colinton Tower, 111. 333 College The I. 379 11. 255, zsg ; estabkshmgnt of, h. 8 College Kirk cemetery, 111. 15 College of Justice, I. 121, 166, 182, 195, 219, 259, 340, 368, 11. 203, 207, 325. 111. 49. 202, 316, 3% 334,338,359; firstmembersofthe, 1. 167 College ofPhysicians I. 278 11. 146 College ofsurgeons i1.146?111.15 College Street, 11. &I, 326; 111. 3 College Wynd, 11. ?249, 251, 254, Colonsay ?Lord i. 159 11. 127 197 Colquho& of ?KillerAont, dchi- Colquioun ?i?r John 11. 166 Colstoun iady I 282 Coltbridie, I. j36, 111. 102, 103, Coltbridge house and Hall, 111. Coltheart?s, Mr. and Mrs., ghostly Colville, Lord, 11. 335 Colville ofCclross, Alexander Lord, Colville of Easter Wem Combe, George, the pEnologist, Comhe?l Clcse, Leith, 111. 126; ? Comedy Hut, I$ed Edinburgh,? Comely Bank 111. 7 82, 323 Comely Gardks II? 128, ~ 3 5 Comely Green IiI. rz8 Comiston IIL 316; Lairds of I. 97 ; the?battle stone, 111. *3;6 115, 116 hangman, 11. 231 Admirai, 11. 348 =27r 3?5 1.61, 329, 46 1; 174s 178 274, 383 111. 3 8 bald 11. 114, 118, 19 ?03 visitors, I. 228 11. I15 I. 147 1. 384 111. 68 ancient buildin in ib. 1.230 Comiston House, 111. 326 Commendator Kobert of Holyrood. - . 1. 239 Commercial Ehuk, The, I. 175,II. 147 Commercial Street L$h, 111. 258 ?Commodore O B k n 111. 154 Communication betwken the north and south sides of the city, Plan for I. * 296 Comhunion, how celebrated, 11. Comyn, 111. 351 Confession of Faith, The, I. 123 Congalton, Dr. Fraucis, the phy- Biclan, 11. zg8 Congalton of Congalton, 111. 58 Connell, Sir John advocate, 11. 194 Conn?s Close, I. ;go, II. 241 Conservative Club The 11. 125 Constable,Archibaid, th; publisher, I. 157, 210, 229 291,339, 11. 1x8, * I Z I , 142. 15:; the h?din6vmh Rmim, I. ZII ; his customers, I. 210 ; his shop, I. 2x1, 11. raz ; Lockhart?s description ofhim, 11. 122; his bankruptcy, ib.; his portrait, ib. 132 : CUPS, ia. Constable, Thomas, 111. log, 110 Constable?s Tower, The, I. 36, 49 Constables, Appointment of city, I. Constables of the Castle I. 78 ConstitutionStreet. Lei;h, 111. 171, cution oftwopirates, 111.243, a67 Convening Rooms, 11. 104,106 Convenery, The, Leith, 111. aog Convention of Royal Burghs, Cooper Dr. Myles 11. 247 Cooper; of Go&, The family of Coopkrs The, 11.265 Cope, si ohn, I. 322, 325, 326, Cordiners, or shoemakers The, 11. 203 184,239, 243, a44. ~ 8 8 , 289 ; exe- Ancient, I. 186 the 111. 318 327. 333, 11. 281, 111. 132, 263 . . . . 263 Cordiners of thehougate, 11.19 ; Cordiners 0) the Portsburgh, A r m s Corehodse Lord 11. 206, 207 Corn Excbange,?Grassmarket, 11. Corn Exchange, Leith, 111. 239 Corn Market, The, I. 178, 11. 222, Cornwallis Lord iI1. 23 193, 335 Corporal &on DL, I. $5 Corooration of Candlemakers. 11. their king ib. ofthe 11. 224 236 230,231 ; the old 11. *z33 a&, 267 Cor oration privileges, Monopoly CoGoratious, The Ancient, 11. 263 O f 11. I5 . - -267. 111. I< Correction House, The, 11. 323, Corri SFgnor 11.178 179 CorriLhie, Bahe of (& Battles) Corstorphine, I. 254. 323, 324. 111. IIZ-I~I, 3x8, 3?9, 327, 332, 314; its name 111. 112, 113 Corstorphine Castle, 111. 118 Corstorphine Church, III. 115,?116, I m ; its hltory, 111. i15--163 Corstorphine Craigs, 111.113 Corstorphine cream, 111. 114 Corstorphine Cross 111. 113 CorstorphineHill,IkI. xq, 113,118 ; viewof Edinburghfram, II1.*117 Corstorphine Loch, 111. 42, 118 Cotterell, Lieut.-Col., General Assembly expelled by, 11. 223. Cotterill, Right Rev. Henry, Bishop of Edinburgh, 11.212 Coulter. William. Lord Provost. 11. 283 ; his funerd, 111. 39 Council Chamber The ancient cos! Hill, h i d , 111. a46, 247: ? Coull?s Clow, 11. 5, ?7 ? 248 Country Dinner Club, The, 111.125 Couutv Hall. The. I. IZZ Cuupir, Lord 1. ;54 164 111. azz Couper Stm;, Leith: I l i . 258 Courtof Session, 1.166, ?61, 11. a3 ; robable extinction of 1. 174 ? &U* of Sesuon GarlAd,?? I. 1% COUrtS Of 1. 157 courts of w, 11. 245 226, 111. 30, 184, 186, I&, 33,; courage ofthe I 160 161 11.19; transportatiod 0.i th;, IiI. IQ ; execution of the 11. 235111.156 Covenanters? Flag: 1. 54 Covenanters? Prison, Entrance to the, 11. * 381 Coventry, the lecturer 11. 120 Covington, Lord I. :70 272, 338, Cow Palace, 11. 319 cowan Lord 11.207 Cowan: War;?house of Messrs., 11. Cowfeeder Row, 111.94 Cowgate, The. I. % 31, 38, 3% 1x0, 123, IP, 148, 157, 161,162, 179. 181, 2071 217, 219, 245. 253, 255, 263, 266, 267, 268, 278. 2 2, 294, 86, 147. 166, 232-68, a m 273, 358, II. 116 Iii. 135 ; ?hi, pwn, I. 170, 11. :87 171 295, 3731 374, 375, 378,li: 2, 23. 282. 293, 346 111. 23 31 47 6, 53. 63, 125, 126 ;?its early name, the Sou?gate, or Southstreet, 11.239, 249 ; origin of the thoroughfare, 11. 239 ; ancient weapons found therein, 11.240 ; oldhouses in the, 11. * 240, * 244 ; ancient maps of thecowgate 11. *141, *245,?161; excavations kade on the site 11. a45 ; head of Cowgate, P& 21 Cowgate Chapel 11. 194 Cowgate Churcd, 11. 188 Cowgate Head, 11. 168, 241, 267 Cowgate Port, 1.274, 278,298, *pi, 11. 17, 146 ~ 3 9 , 2 1 0 , ~ o 111 156 Cowper, Bishop, t h e g a l k 111: 260 Craftsmen, l?he early, 11. ;63 Craig, Lord, 11. 121, 143, 187, 270, Craig, sir Lewk I. 226 111. 322 Craig of RiccrtrtAn, Sir khomas, I. Craig, James, architect, 11. 105, Craig John the Reformer I1 262 Craiiof Ridcarton, Rob& 11: 123, Craig hnd, The, 11. 103, 111. 186, =a7 Craig Houx, 111.42; its successive owners, I I . 4 2 , 4 3 , * ~ ; itsdiningroom and kitchen, 111. *# Craigantinnie, JamesNisbetof. 111. 63 Cnugantinnie manor-house, 111. Cmgantmnie marbles, The, 111. 138, * 144 Craigcrook,III. 78 107 ; itssuccessive owners, I I ~ . 107 ; a fearful tragedy and remarkable dream, 111.108, r q Craigcrook Castle, 111. 106, * 107, I d 1 9 110 *I12 Craiicrook, d d y , 111. log Craigie-Wallace, Lady, 111. ya Craigingalt, or Craigangilt, The rock 11. 102, 111. 151 Craigkth. III. 94, 107 Craigleith quarry, 111. 82, 83, 111. Craiglockhart 111. 42, 43 C+glc+hart?HiIl, 111. 42 Cmgmllar, 11. 336, 111. 57. 142, 327 226,111.321, 322 117, 118, 146 111.334 136, 138.7 141 23 1 3 7 2399 287, 338 Craigmillar, Henry de, 111. 58 Craigmillar Laird of, 111. 61, 94 Craigmil1ar)CnstIe. I. 1s. 42,77,111. 3, p, 58; views of, 111. *6a Platc 27; its history, I l l . 58- 62; Queen Mary at, 111. 59 Craigmillar Hill 111. 61 Craigmilh pari, III. 51, 58 Craigmillar Road, 111. 58 Craig?s Close I. 179 203 za9. 230 Craig?s plan Af the dew ltreets and Cramond village, 111. 311. 314- 318, Pkte 34; its history, 111. 314, 31s; the ?Twa Brigs,? 111. 31s. old Cramond Brig, 111. squares, 11. XI,, XI8 ... INDEX. Christ?s Church at the Tron, I. 187 Christ?s Church. Castle Hill. I. 82 Chrystie family,?The, ...

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