George IV., 277, 282, 300
George Square, Glasgow, 26, 32
Giles's, St., Church, Edinburgh, 267
Gilmerton Grange, 374

Glasgow, 26-105; Argyll Street, 48;
Bridges, 39; Broomielaw, 36;
buildings, 43, 50, 55; cathedral,
80-95; churches, 46; clubs, 47;
Clyde, 38; commerce, 37; Green,
63; High Street, 66; hotels, 27,
32; monuments, 33, 35, 47, 55,

H 424

Heathen tombstones to Christians, 97
Heather, 249, 252, 257

Heriot, George, 269, 270
Hero's Targe, the, 260
Herrings, 31, 32, 302

High Street, Glasgow, 66; Edin-
burgh, 265

Highland, brothering-feast, 136; cos-
tume, 50, 51, 179; evil-eye, 137;
girl, Wordsworth's, 202; Mary
(see Campbell), tomb of, 119, 121;
music, 181-187; scenery (Gold-
smith), 174, (Macaulay) 177,
(Scott and Ruskin) 248; wed-
dings, 213
Holyrood, 275-278

Hospital, Heriot's, 269; Donaldson's,
270; other Hospitals in Edinburgh,
270, 271
Huntley Bank, 361

LOC

Inch-Murrin, 157, 158
Inch-Tavanach, 164, 194
Inverarnan, 189

427

Inversnaid, 196, 199, 207; Burn,
198, 200, 208, 215; Fort, 208,
215; Rob Roy at, 189, 190, 212
Inveruglas, 169

AMES VI. and wild geese, 194
Jews' burial-ground, Glasgow,

102

Johnson, Dr., 165, 265, 266, 423
Jonson, Ben, 159, 419-422
Joppa, 298

ΚΑ

ATRINE. See Loch

Kelvin Grove, 46, 103
Kemp, G. M., architect, 286
Kentigern, St., 83

Kernes, 218

Killearn, 161

Knox, burial-place, 266; house, 265;
monument, 103, 105; preaching,
91, 104

Knox, of Melrose, 355

Marriage customs, 213, 313
Mary, of Guise, 266

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in heaven, poem of, 142
Highland, 119-151

• Queen of Scots, 25, 78, 79, 103,
109, 112, 113, 265, 266, 276, 280,
300, 374, 397

Mavis-bank, 374, 411
Mealaonach, 238

Melrose Abbey, 320-357; village,
322, 356, 358

Military roads, 210, 211
Miracles at Glasgow, 84

Mirren, St., 113

Moir, D. M. ('Delta') 298

Molendinar Burn, 96, 103, 105
Mons Meg, 279, 280

Moon.

See Lantern

Relics and their worshippers, 85
Rhymer's Glen, 361
Rizzio, 276, 288, 374

Road-making extraordinary, 273
Roads, military, 210, 211

Rob Roy, of Inversnaid, 189, 209-
215; blackmail, 163; portrait, 158
Rob Roy's Cave, 172, 189; Prison,
220; Rock, 173

Robin Hood and Little John towers,
410

Roderick Dhu's watch-tower, 244, 260
Rollox, St., chimney, 103
Rosabelle, dirge of, 371, 378
Roslin, 370-375; Castle, 397-405;
Chapel, 375-396; Glen, 400, 405,
407-414

ALISBURY CRAGS, 278, 279
Saltmarket, Glasgow, 55; Satur-
day night in, 58-60
Sanctuary at Holyrood, 278
Scotch breakfasts, 30; hotels, 32;
tourists, 4

Scott, Michael, the wizard, 348, 353
Scott, Sir Walter, 158, 175, 215,

221-225, 245, 279, 298, 342,
361-369; monument at Edin-
burgh, 279, 285, 286; at Glas-
gow, 33.

Shops in Edinburgh, 294, 297
Sight Hill Cemetery, Glasgow, 103
Silvercraig's house, 65

Sinclair, or St. Clair, 373, 374, 381,
390, 391, 397, 399, 410
Smollett, 157, 166, 264, 269
Snuff, 29, 30, 35
Stories and Legends:-

Story of a German handkerchief, 34
The St. Kilda man at Glasgow, 49
The Glasgow banker on the Ger-
man stage, 51

The legend of the Glasgow City
Arms, 53

Cromwell and the preacher, 65
St. Mungo and his relics, 85, 86
Captain Crawford's surprise of
Dumbarton, 109-111

Mary Queen of Scots and the
Royal Scotch Thistle, 112, 113
The true story of Burns and his
Highland Mary, 125–151
The Colquhouns and Macgregors,
157, 158

Lord Napier's ghost, 162
The fairies of Inch-Lonaig, 163
The Dalkeith piper, 184
Rob Roy, the Highland rogue,

191, 214

The Brownie's Cell, 193

James VI. and the wild geese, 194
Wordsworth's sweet Highland girl,
202-204

TOB

420

The maiden of Inversnaid and the
fairies, 205, 206

Rob Roy, the fat hero, 213
The common thief and gentleman
drover, 214

Rob Roy and the Duke's factor,

220

Bony and the Goblin Cave, 232
The judge and the wild beasts,
267

Major Weir and his haunted
house 271, 272

The old milk-woman and her
evanished cottage, 273, 274
Foote and Whitfield, 283
The self-taught architect, 286
The Newhaven fishwomen, 301-
319

The Princess of Melrose, 325
St. Waltheof and his spider, 329
The legend of the heart of Bruce,
330

Fair maiden Lilliard and her
stumps, 335

The Virgin's statue saved by a
miracle, 336

Stumpy Thomson, 337
Legend of the 'Prentice window

at Melrose, 351, 352

John Bower's devices, 353, 354
Legend of the 'Prentice pillar at
Roslin, 385

The last laird of Roslin and the
uncoffined barons, 388, 389
Help and Hold, and the white
deer, 391

The blind rat of Roslin, 399
Sir Wm. Sinclair and the gipsies,
409, 410

Ben Jonson at Hawthornden, 419–

422

Strath Fillan, 191
Strath, Gartney, 238

Strawberries at Roslin, 372
Stronachlachar, 207, 218, 239
Students of Glasgow University, 70
Sycamore at Hawthornden, 419

TARBET, 169, 178, 187, 188

Tartan, 295, 297
Thistle, Scottish, 112, 113
Time-gun, Edinburgh, 281
Tobacco merchants, Glasgow, 60