Aberdeen University Studies : No. 39 A Catalogue of the Publications of Scottish Historical and Kindred Clubs and Societies University COMMITTEE of ON Aberdeen. PUBLICATIONS. Convener : Professor JAMES W. H. TRAIL, F.R.S., Curator of the Library. UNIVERSITY STUDIES. General Editor: P. J. ANDERSON, LL.B., Librarian to the University. 1900. N o . i.—Roll of Alumni in Arts of King's College, 1596-1860. P . J . Anderson. 1 1 N o . 2.—Records of Old Aberdeen, 1157-1891. A . M . Munro, F.S.A. Scot. Vol. I . M N o . 3.—Place Names of West Aberdeenshire. James Macdonald, F.S.A. Scot. 1901. N o . 4.—The Family of Burnett of Leys. George Burnett, L L . D . , Lyon K i n g of Arms. 1 1 N o . 5.—Records of Invercauld, 1547-1828. R e v . J . G. Michie, M . A . 1902. N o . 6.—Rectorial Addresses in the Universities of Aberdeen, 1835-1900. P . J . A n d e r s o n . 1 1 N o . 7.— The Albemarle Papers, 1746-48. Professor C. S. Terry, M.A. 1903. N o . 8.—The House of Gordon. J . M . Bulloch, M.A. Vol. I . 1 1 N o . 9.—Records of Elgin. William Cramond, L L . D . Vol. I . 1904. N o . 10.—Avogadro and Dalton. A. N . Meldrum, D . S c . 1 1 N o . 11.—Records of the Sheriff Court of Aberdeenshire. David Littlejohn, L L . D . Vol. I . 1 1 N o . 12.—Proceedings of the Anatomical and Anthropological Society, 1902-04. 1905. N o . 13.—Report on Alcyonaria. Professor J . Arthur Thomson, M . A . , a n d others. 1 1 N o . 14.—Researches in Organic Chemistry. Prof. F . R . J a p p , F . R . S . , a n d others. 1 1 N o . 15.—Meminisse Juvat: with Appendix of Alakeia. Alexander Shewan, M . A . it N o . 16.—The Blackhalls of that Ilk and Barra. Alexander Morrison, M . D . 1906. N o . 17.—Records of the Scots Colleges. Vol. I . P . J . Anderson. n N o . 18.—Roll of the Graduates, 1860-1900. Colonel William Johnston, C.B., L L . D . M N o . 19.—Studies in the History of the University. P . J . Anderson a n d others. M N o . 20.—Studies in the History and Art of the Eastern Provinces of the Roman Empire. Professor Sir W . M . Ramsay, D . C . L . , a n d pupils. 1 1 N o . 21.—Studies in Pathology, William Bulloch, M . D . , a n d others. 1 1 N o . 22.—Proceedings of the Anatomical and Anthropological Society, 1904-06. 1 1 N o . 23.—Subject Catalogues of the Science Library and the Law Library. P . J . Anderson. 1 1 N o . 24.—Records of the Sheriff Court of Aberdeenshire. David Littlejohn, L L . D . V o l . 1 1 . 1907. N o . 25.—Studies on Alcyonarians and Antipatharians. Prof. Thomson, M.A., and others, it N o . 26.—Surgical Instruments in Greek and Roman Times. J . S. Milne, M.A., M . D . 1 1 N o . 27.—Records of the Sheriff Court of Aberdeenshire. David Littlejohn, L L . D . Vol. I I I . 1 1 N o . 28.—Flosculi Graeci Boreales. Ser. I I . Professor J . Harrower, M.A. 1 1 N o . 29.—Record of the Quatercentenary, 1906. P . J . Anderson. ,1 N o . 30.— The House of Gordon. J . M. Bulloch, M . A . V o l . 1 1 . iqo8. N o . -$x.— The Miscellany of the New Spalding Club. Vol. I I . it N o . 32.—The Religious Teachers of Greece. James Adam, L i t t . D . (Gifford Lectures, 1904-06.) 1 1 N o . 33.— The Science and Philosophy of the Organism. H a n s Driesch, P h . D . (Gifford Lectures, 1907.) it N o . 34.—Proceedings of the Anatomical and Anthropological Society, 1906-08. ,, N o . 35.—Records of Elgin. Vol. I I . Rev. S. R e e , B . D . 1 1 N o . 36.—Pigmentation Survey of School Children. J . F . Tocher, B.Sc. 1909. N o . 37.—The Science and Philosophy of the Organism. H a n s Driesch, P h . D . Vol. I I . (Gifford Lectures, 1908.) 1 1 N o , 38.—Studies on Alcyonarians and Hydroids. Prof. Thomson, M.A., and others. 1 1 N o . 39.—Publications of Scottish Clubs. Professor C. S. Terry, M.A. 1 1 N o . 40.—Aberdeen Friars: Red, Black, White, Grey. P . J . Anderson. A Catalogue of the Publications of Scottish Historical and Kindred Clubs and Societies And of the volumes relative to Scottish History issued by His Majesty's Stationery Office 1780—1908 With a Subject-Index By Charles Sanford Terry, M.A. Burnett-Fletcher Professor of History in the University of Aberdeen Aberdeen Printed for the University 1909 A941 T27c P. IOANNI ANDERSON, A.M., LL.B. PREFATORY NOTE IN compiling this Catalogue my first intention was merely to select and display in chronological order the materials for Scottish history contained, and not infrequently concealed, in the volumes of Scottish Historical, Antiquarian, Archaeological, and kindred Clubs and Societies. I t was pointed out to me, however, that their publications lack a complete and detailed Catalogue, and therefore I have expanded my original scheme. The present volume accordingly provides (1) A Catalogue of the publications of Scottish Historical and kindred Clubs and Societies, including the Scottish publications of His Majesty's Stationery Office, from 1780, the date of the , foundation of the earliest of them, to the end of the year 1 9 0 8 : (2) A Subject-Index to the materials revealed by the Catalogue as ; ^7 bearing especially, though not exclusively, on Scottish institutions, ''' events, reigns, characters, and historical periods, civil and ecclesiastical. ^ In the Catalogue I have, where necessary, given explanatory notes on the contents of each volume. The contents l of " Miscellanies " and f"; similar volumes are given in full. In the Transactions of Societies articles of historical interest alone are indicated. I have added a l{ minute pagination of each volume and the number of plates it con"\ tains. Portraits of historical and public characters are noted both "J in the Catalogue and Subject-Index; so also are the names of 'J authors and editors. ,..;• Apart from the character of their publications, the number of JZJ> Clubs and Societies which have been formed for the investigation of _ Scottish history and antiquities is remarkable. In their foundation „ -""^ they fall into three groups, which may be labelled pre-Waverley, ^ Waverley, and post-Waverley. The father of them, the Society of %!l Antiquaries of Scotland, was founded in 1780 for " t h e investigation of the antiquities and history of Scotland ", published its first volume in 1792, and still fulfils its original purpose. I t was followed after a brief interval by the Eoyal Society of Edinburgh (1783), whose activities soon became exclusively scientific, and by the Literary and Antiquarian Society of Perth, founded in 1784 particularly to investigate the history and antiquities of that part of Scotland " of viii Prefatory Note which the City of Perth may still be considered as the capital". The Perth Society continued its operations for over forty years, and published in 1827 a volume of selections from the papers contributed during its existence. The early years of the nineteenth century witnessed an extraordinary outburst of historical research in Scotland. The Bannatyne Club was founded in 1823 for the "printing and publication of works illustrative of the history, literature, and antiquities of Scotland ". I t published volumes in lavish profusion until, and indeed after, its formal dissolution in 1861. In 1825 the Northern Institution was established in Inverness to investigate the antiquities of the Highlands and Islands. The Maitland Club, professing wider interests, was founded in 1828, and published 75 volumes in little more than thirty years. In honour of Sir Walter Scott the Abbotsford Club was founded in 1833 with embracing objects, and like the Bannatyne and Maitland Clubs its activities extended beyond the close of the first half of the century. In 1833, also, the Iona Club was instituted in the interests of Highland history, and in 1839 the Spalding Club was established to explore that of the North-Eastern counties. In 1841 the Wodrow Society was founded "for the publication of the works of the fathers and early writers of the Eeformed Church of Scotland ". The Spottiswoode Society followed in 1843, for " t h e revival and publication of the acknowledged works " of members of the Episcopal Church. The year 1870, the date of the dissolution of the Spalding Club, may be regarded as marking the termination of the activity of the Clubs of theWaverley period. Not one of those mentioned above, except the Society of Antiquaries, then survived. Bridging the interval between their extinction and a renewed outburst of energy in the eighties, the year 1856 witnessed the foundation of the Glasgow Archaeological Society, whose province was especially restricted to Glasgow and the West of Scotland, a limitation from which the Society freed itself in practice. The Grampian Club followed in 1868, with a wider purview but a shorter life. The Scottish Burgh Eecords Society and the Club of Deir were also founded in that year. In the North, the Gaelic Society of Inverness was established in 1871, to fulfil the objects of the long defunct Iona Club. In 1877 the Ayrshire and Galloway Archaeological Association was launched in the historical interests of its locality, and in the same year the New Club was established with the wider programme of the Waverley Clubs. In the last twenty years of the nineteenth century many new Prefatory Note ix Clubs were founded. The earliest of them was the Aungervyle Society, established in 1881, which, like the Clarendon Historical Society, founded in 1882, concerned itself with the issue of reprints of historical and literary, but not exclusively of Scottish interest. The Eegality Club followed in 1885, mainly " t o preserve a record of old Glasgow buildings and of old Glasgow relics ". In 1886 the Aberdeen Ecclesiological Society was established for the purpose its name suggests. None of these Clubs, however, met the wider needs of the moment. For, in 1870 the first Eeport of the Historical Manuscripts Commission had been issued, and it was followed by others which revealed sources for Scottish history so far barely tapped. Sir William Fraser was also at work upon Scottish muniments in the same period. Further, the old Clubs represented an aristocracy of literati, and their volumes, precious in their contents, were equally so in their limited and exclusive circulation. Of the two Clubs which survived in 1886, professing the embracing aims of those of the Waverley period, the Grampian Club probably existed too much for the publication of the researches of a single Editor ; while the New Club continued the gorgeous traditions of the Bannatyne, Maitland, and Abbotsford era. There was a call, clearly, for a new Society with a general outlook upon Scottish history and a particular interest in unpublished historical materials. Opportunely, therefore, the Scottish History Society was founded in 1886, and in the same year the Spalding Club was revived as the New Spalding Club, with the objects of its predecessor. The activity of the Scottish History Society encouraged other Societies to work in more restricted fields. In 1887 the Gaelic Society of Glasgow was founded, the Scottish Clergy Society in 1888, the Edinburgh Bibliographical Society in 1890, the Glasgow Ecclesiological Society in 1893, the Scottish Eecord Society in 1898, the Scottish Ecclesiological Society (into which the Glasgow and Aberdeen Societies were merged) in 1903, the St. Andrew Society in 1906, and the Old Edinburgh Club in 1908. Equally significant of awakened interest in historical investigation was the general institution of Scottish Field Clubs in the nineteenth century. The publications of the following are catalogued in this volume :—the Banffshire Field Club (1880), the Berwickshire Naturalists' Club (1831), the Buchan Field Club (1887), the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History and Antiquarian Society (1862), the Literary and Scientific Association of Elgin (1836), the Hawick Archaeological Society (1856), the Huntly Field Club (1883), the Inverness Scientific Society and Field Club (1875), the Northern x Prefatory Note Association of Literary and Scientific Societies (1887), and the Stirling Natural History and Archaeological Society (1878). I have also included two Philosophical Societies whose publications contain historical materials:—the Aberdeen Philosophical Society (1840), and the Eoyal Philosophical Society of Glasgow (1802). Lest I should seem to have overlooked them, I mention here the Eoss-shire Philosophical Society, which is extinct and did not publish; and the Greenock Philosophical Society, whose only publications, the Watt Anniversary Lectures, are not relative to the subject of history. The Edinburgh Philosophical Institution and the Paisley Philosophical Institution are in the same category. Included in this Catalogue are the following Orcadian Societies:— the Antiquarian and Natural History Society of Orkney (1844), the Orkney and Zetland Antiquarian and Statistical Society (1831), and the Viking Club (1892). For the sake of completeness I also mention the following:—the Orkney Literary and Scientific Club, which issued Eeports for 1842 and 1 8 4 3 ; the Orkney Natural History Society (1837), which issued its first Report in 1839, a second in 1840, and published in 1905 a volume entitled "Orcadian Papers"; the Kirkwall Literary and Scientific Association (1855), which published its Eegulations in 1 8 5 5 ; the Kirkwall Young Men's Literary Association (1860), whose Eules and Eegulations were published in 1 8 6 9 ; and the Literary and Scientific Society of Shetland (1861), which published Eules and Eegulations in 1882. Sutherland is represented in the Catalogue by the Sutherland Association (1866). The Literary Clubs included in the Catalogue are:—the Hunterian Club (1871), the Scotish Literary Club (1877), the Scottish Text Society (1882), and the Eymour Club (1903). I gratefully acknowledge a grant towards the cost of publication from the Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland. To my friend Mr. P. J. Anderson, of this University, I owe unstinted thanks for unwearying help and advice. If such a volume is fitting for dedication, I beg him to accept it from me. C. S A N F O R D T E R R Y . K I N G ' S COLLEGE, OLD ABERDEEN, August 9, 1909. CONTENTS PAGE PREFATORY NOTE vii PUBLICATIONS OF THE ABBOTSFORD CLUB 1 ABERDEEN ECCLESIOLOGICAL SOCIETY . 7 ABERDEEN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 8 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND THE RHIND LECTURES IN ARCHAEOLOGY . . . . . . . 9 . AUNGERVYLE SOCIETY 11 15 AYRSHIRE AND GALLOWAY ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY . . 20 BANFFSHIRE FIELD CLUB 22 BANNATYNE CLUB 26 EELATIVE WORKS 49 BERWICKSHIRE NATURALISTS' CLUB 51 BUCHAN FIELD CLUB 53 CLARENDON HISTORICAL SOCIETY 55 CLUB OF DEIR 60 DUMFRIESSHIRE AND GALLOWAY NATURAL HISTORY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY 61 EDINBURGH BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION OF GAELIC SOCIETY OF GLASGOW 66 ELGIN.................. 68 69 xii Contents PUBLICATIONS OF THE PAGE GAELIC SOCIETY OF INVERNESS 70 GLASGOW ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY 74 GLASGOW ECCLESIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 76 EOYAL PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF GLASGOW . . . GRAMPIAN CLUB 77 79 EELATIVE WORKS 82 HAWICK ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY 85 HUNTERIAN CLUB 92 HUNTLY FIELD CLUB 94 INVERNESS SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY AND FIELD CLUB . . IONA CLUB 96 98 MAITLAND CLUB 100 NEW CLUB 117 NEW SPALDING CLUB 120 UNIFORM WORKS 126 ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY STUDIES 127 NORTHERN ASSOCIATION OF LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES 129 NORTHERN INSTITUTION FOR THE PROMOTION OF SCIENCE AND LITERATURE 131 OLD EDINBURGH CLUB 132 ANTIQUARIAN AND NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF ORKNEY 133 ORKNEY AND ZETLAND ANTIQUARIAN AND STATISTICAL SOCIETY LITERARY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY OF PERTH 134 . . 135 REGALITY CLUB 136 EOYAL SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH 137 Contents xiii PAQB PUBLICATIONS OF THE EYMOUR CLUB . .138 ST. ANDREW SOCIETY 139 SCOTTISH BURGH EECORDS SOCIETY 140 UNIFORM WORKS 143 CONVENTION OF THE EOYAL BURGHS . . . .144 SCOTTISH CLERGY SOCIETY 146 SCOTTISH ECCLESIOLOGICAL SOCIETY 147 SCOTTISH HISTORY SOCIETY 148 SCOTISH LITERARY CLUB . . . . . . .160 SCOTTISH EECORD SOCIETY 161 SCOTTISH TEXT SOCIETY 165 SPALDING CLUB 170 UNIFORM WORKS 177 SPOTTISWOODE SOCIETY 178 His 182 MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE STIRLING NATURAL HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY SUTHERLAND ASSOCIATION, EDINBURGH . . . .193 VIKING CLUB WODROW SOCIETY SUBJECT-INDEX 188 194 . . . . . . . . 196 201 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ABBOTSFOED CLUB.1 Founded in Edinburgh in 1833 for the ' printing of miscellaneous pieces, illustrative of history, literatwe, and antiquities1. The Club was not formally dissolved, but toas declared by the Secretary in 1866 to have l reached its termination1. 1. Ancient Mysteries. From the Digby manuscripts. in the Bodleian Library, Oxford. Edinburgh: 1835. Preserved Pp. [8] + xlviU + 200+viil. Edited by Thomas Sharpe. 2. The presentation in the Temple, a pageant, as originally represented by the Corporation of Weavers in Coventry. Now first printed from the books of the Company. With a prefatory Notice. Edinburgh: 1836. Pp. [8]+ 3-86. Edited by Thomas Sharpe. 3. Compota domestica familiarum de Bukingham et d'Angouleme, MCCCCXLIII, LII, LXIII. Quibus annexae expensse cujusdam comitis in itinere, MCCLXXIII. Edinburgi: 18 3 6. Pp. [6]H-Vi+104. Edited by William B. D. D. Turnbull. A supplement, entitled 'Emendations to the Compota domestica' (Pp. 3), was issued in 1841. 4. The Eomances of Eouland and Vernagu, and Otuel. " Auchinleck manuscript. Edinburgh: 1836. From the PP- [8]+xxviii+84, with two plates. Edited by W. B. D. D. Turnbull. 5. Account of the monastic treasures confiscated at the dissolution of the various Houses in England. By Sir John Williams, Knight, 1 The volumes are 4to. They are catalogued |iere in the order in which they appear in the Club's official list (No. 33). A Publications of the 2 late Master and Treasurer of the Jewels to His Majesty Henry VIII. Edinburgh: 1836. King Pp. [6] + ii + 118. Edited by W. B. D. D. Turnbull. 6. Historical memoirs of the reign of Mary Queen of Scots, and a portion of the reign of King James the Sixth. By Lord Herries. Edinburgh: 1836. Pp. [6] + v-xliv-f [2] + 181. Edited by Robert Pitcairn. Extends to 1571. 7. Ecclesiastical records. Selections from the Minutes of the Presbyteries of St. Andrews and Cupar, MDCXLI-MDCXCVIII. Edinburgh: 1837. Pp. xii + 195, with two plates. Edited by George Ritchie Kinloch. 8. Ecclesiastical records. Selections from the Minutes of Synod of Fife, MDO.XI-MDCLXXXVII. Edinburgh: 1837. the Pp. xii + 261, witH three plates. Edited by George Ritchie Kinloch. 9. State papers and miscellaneous correspondence of Thomas, Earl of Melros. Volume first. (Volume second.) Edinburgh: 1837. (1837.) Pp. x + [2] + ix-xx +1-364. (Pp. [4] + 365-608 + 609*-647* + 609-661.) Edited by James Maidment. Thomas Hamilton, Earl of Melrose, was Secretary of State, 1611-22, and was concerned in the promotion of James VI. 's episcopal policy. His papers and correspondence cover the years 1599-1625. 10. Mind, Will, and Understanding: A Morality. From the Macro MS. in the possession of Hudson Grurney, Esq., F.S.A. Edinburgh: 1837. Pp. [6]+ 25. Edited by William B. D. I). Turnbull. 11. Miscellany of the Abbotsford Club. 1837. Volume first. Edinburgh: Pp. xiv-f [4] + 423, with five plates. Edited by James Maidment. No further volume was issued. Abbotsford Club 3 The volume contains :— i. * Selection from the papers of the Family of Boyd of Kilmarnock ', 1468-1590. ii. * Dispute between the Abbot and Convent of Lindores and the inhabitants of Newburgh, 1309'. iii. ' Burlesque Sermon of the fifteenth century'. iv. * Verses and letter from Mr. John Edmestoun to King James VI., November 15, 1607'. v. * Account of the last moments of Queen Anne of Denmark'. vi. * Trial of Mungo Murray for assaulting Thomas Sydserf, comedian, June 4 and 11, 1669 \ vii. ' Brevis narratio martyrii venerabilis sacerdotis Thomse Maxfieldii'. viii. 'Epistolse virorum clarorum ad Jacobum Sextum Britannias regem', i.e. Cornelius van Drebbel, George Carleton, John Cameron, and John Barnes, ix. * Virorum doctorum epistolse', i.e. Meric Casaubon, and Launcelot Andrews, Bishop of Worcester. x. 'Johannis Hoskyns supplicatio ad regem 5 . Hoskins was committed to the Tower in 1624 for reflections on James VI. 's Scottish favourites. xi. ' Trials for witchcraft, sorcery, and superstition, in Orkney', 1624-43. xii. 'True relation of my Lord of Warwick's passage, 1627'. Relates to a sea voyage of Sir Robert Dudley, the naval commander and inventor. xiii. * Award by James VI. as to the succession to the barony of Sanquhar'. xiv. ' Letters by James VI. to the Countess Dowager of Angus \ xv. 'Letters of Thomas Lord Ellesmere, Lord High Chancellor of England , 1608-16. xvi. ' Letters and papers relative to the history of Great Britain during the reign of James I. 1 , 1614-24. xvii. ' Letters and papers relative to Irish matters', 1604-24. xviii. ' Satire against Scotland, 1617', by James Howel. xix. ' Answer to the satire against Scotland'. xx. * The complaint of the Muses upon Sir William Alexander', Earl of Stirling. Probably written at the dictation of James VI. xxi. * Memoir of John Geddy, by Robert Mylne, junior'. Geddy was a noted apiarist in the seventeenth century. xxii. ' Correspondence between George Ridpath and the Reverend Robert Wodrow , 1706-19. xxiii. ' Provost Drummond's account of the discussion in Parliament as to Campbell of Shawfield's losses' in the malt-tax riot at Glasgow in 1725. 12. Arthour and Merlin: A metrical Komanee. from the Auchinleek MS. Edinburgh: 1838. Now first edited Pp. xiv+ [2]+ 361, with one plate. Edited by W. B. D. D. Turnbull. 13. Letters and State papers during the reign of King James the Sixth. Chiefly from the manuscript collections of Sir James Balfour of Denmyln. Edinburgh: 1838. Pp. xvi + ix-xx-f 416, with one plate. Edited by James Maidment. The volume covers the years 1578-1625. 14. Inventaire chronologique des documents relatifs a l'histoire d'Ecosse conserves aux archives du royaume a Paris. Suivi d'une indication sommaire des manuscrits de la bibliotheque royale. Edimbourg: 1839. Pp. [10]+ 132. Edited by A. Teulet, Junr. The inventory discovers materials for the reigns of Alexander I I I . and his successors to and including Mary Stewart. 4 Publications of the 15. Davidis Humii de familia Humia Wedderburnensi liber. Edinburgi: 1839. Pp. xvi + iv + 5-87. Presented by John Miller. 16. Ecclesiastical records. Selections from the Registers of the Presbytery of Lanark, MDCXXIII-MDCCIX. Edinburgh: 1839. Pp. xii + 152. Presented by John Robertson. 17. Jacobite correspondence of the Atholl Family, during the Rebellion, MDCCXLV-MDCCXLVI. From the originals in the possession of James Erskine of Aberdona, Esq. Edinburgh: 1840. p P« [6]+v-xx+258, with three leaves of facsimile. Edited by John Hill Burton and David Laing. 18. The Romances of Sir Guy of Warwick, and Rembrun his son. Now first edited from the Auchinleck MS. Edinburgh: 1840. Pp. xlii + [2]+482, with two frontispieces. Edited by William B. D. D. Turnbull. 19. Le Roman des aventures de Fregus, par Guillaume le Clerc, trouvere du treizieme si&cle. Public, pour la premiere fois, par Franeisque Michel. Edimbourg: 1841. Pp. [6] + iii-viii + 296. 20. The legend of St. Katherine of Alexancjria. Edited, from a manuscript in the Cottonian Library, by James Morton, B.D., Vicar of Holbeach, Prebendary of Lincoln, and Chaplain to the Right Honourable Earl Grey. London: 1841. Pp. xvi + 144. 21. Liber conventus S. Katherine Senensis prope Edinburgum. Edinburgi: 1841. Pp. [6]+lxxxiv+[32]+87, with one plate. Edited by James Maidment. The constitutions, etc., of Sciennes Nunnery. 22. The chartularies of Balmerino and Lindores. Now first printed from the original MSS. in the Library of the Faculty of Advocates, Edinburgh: 1841. Pp. [8] + xii + [2]+iv + 87 + [4] + 2+xii + 65, with three plates. Edited by W. B. D. D. Turnbull. Abbotsford Club 5 23. Extracta e variis cronicis Scocie. From the ancient manuscript in the Advocates Library at Edinburgh. Now first printed. Edinburgh: 1842. Pp. Hi+256* Edited by W. B. D. D. Turnbull. James IV. The MS. is contemporary for the reign of 24. Memoirs of Sir Ewen Cameron of Locheill, Chief of the Clan Cameron. With an introductory account of the history and antiquities of that Family and of the neighbouring Clans. Edinburgh : 1842. Pp. lviii + 30+[2]+412, with one plate. Edited by James Maeknight. Sir Ewen's long life covered the years 1629-1719. He fought for Charles I. and also for James VII. The memoirs, by his son-in-law, John Drummond of Balhaldy, were written in 1733. The Appendix contains a * Memoir concerning the state of the Highlands, 1716', ascribed to Simon, Lord Lovat; and a portrait of Sir Ewen. Also No. 59 of the publications of the Maitland Club. 25. Liber officialis Sancti Andree: Curie metropolitane Saneti Andree in Scotia sententiarum in eausis consistorialibus que extant. Edinburgi: 1845. Pp. lvi+176, with two plates. Presented by the Hon. J. H. Forbes, Lord Medwyn. The volume contains the sentences of the Consistorial Court of the Diocese, 1541-54. 26. A garden of grave and godlie flowers, by Alexander Gardyne. The theatre of Scotish kings, by Alexander Garden, Professor of Philosophy. Together with miscellaneous poems, by John Lundie, Professor of Humanity in the University of Aberdeen. Edinburgh: 1845. Pp. xxvi+[96]+8 + [4]-F 72 + 43. Edited by W. B. D. D. Turnbull. See also Hunterian Club, No. 5. 27. The buke of the Order of Knyghthood. Translated from the French, by Sir Gilbert Hay, Knight. From the manuscript in the Library at Abbotsford. Edinburgh: 1847. Pp. viii+xxx+[2]-!-96. Edited by David Laing. 28. Sire Degarre: A metrical Komance of the end of the thirteenth century. Edinburgh: 1849. Pp. xviii+eight leaves of lithography+[2]+46. Edited by David Laing. 6 Publications of the Abbotsford Club 29. A penni worth of witte: Florice and Blauncheflour: and other pieces of ancient English poetry selected from the Auchinleck manuscript. Edinburgh: 1857. Pp. [4] + xxxii + 120. Edited by David Laing. Contains a catalogue and account of the contents of the Auchinleck MS. 30. Memoirs of the insurrection in Scotland in 1715. By John, Master of Sinclair. From the original manuscript in the possession of the Earl of Rosslyn. With notes, by Sir Walter Scott, Bart. Edinburgh: 1858. Pp. xxxti + 383. Edited by James Macknight and David Laing. 31. Oppressions of the sixteenth century in the islands of Orkney and Zetland: From original documents. Edinburgh: 1859. Pp. [8] + v-lxii + 130. Edited by David Balfour. Also No. 75 of the publications of the Maitland Club. 32. Stephen Hawes. The conversion of swerers: A joy full medytacyon to all Englonde of the coronacyon of Kynge Henry the Eyght. Edinburgh: 1865. Pp. vui + [28]. Edited by David Laing. died circa 1523. Hawes was Groom of the Chamber to Henry VII. and 33. Abbotsford Club. A list of the members; the rules; and a catalogue of books printed for the Abbotsford Club since its institution in 1833. Edinburgh: 1866. Pp. xxiii. The Preface is signed by D(avid) L(aing). 34. Abbotsford Garlands.1 1. An Abbotsford Garland. By W. B. D. D. Turnbull. (Edinburgh.) 1836. 2. Ane Garland of ye Abbotsforde Clobbe. By W. B. D. D. Turnbull. 1 1837. Not included in the Club's catalogue. (Edinburgh.) Aberdeen Ecclesiological Society 7 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ABEKDEEN ECCLESIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.1 Founded in 1886 *for the study of the principles of Christian worship, and oj Church architecture with its allied arts \ The Society was merged into the Scottish Ecclesiological Society in 1903. 1. Transactions of the Aberdeen Ecclesiological Society. first. 1886-1889. (Parts I.-IV.) Aberdeen. Volume Pp. viii + 34+vi+[2] + 38 + viii + 44+vi + [2] + 74, with twenty-seven plates. The volume includes :— ' Office for Communion of the sick in the Book of Deer \ By the Rev. James Cooper. ' Archbishop Leighton's Newbattle Library '. By the Rev. J. C. Carrick. ' The Dunkeld Litany \ By the Rev. T. Newbigging A damson. 2. Do. Aberdeen. do. Volume second. 1890-1893. (Parts V.-VIII.) 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[4]+xii + [4] +108 + [2]+49 + [6] + 82 + [2], with five plates. The volume includes:— ' Literature in the Scottish Reformation'. By the Rev. George Webster Thomson. 'Four Scottish coronations since the Reformation'. By the Rev. Professor James Cooper. Papers on the ceremonial at the coronations of James VI., Anne of Denmark, Charles I., and Charles I I . An Appendix contains an account of the coronation of Charles II. at Scone in 1651. ' The Rathen Manual \ Edited with Translation and notes by the Rev. Duncan MacGregor. 1 The volumes are 4to. Aberdeen Philosophical Society PUBLICATIONS OF THE ABERDEEN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.1 Founded in 1840 * to receive original papers contributed by its members on subjects of science, literature, and philosophy \ 1. Transactions of the Aberdeen Philosophical Society. Vol. I. Including resume of the work of the Society from 1840 to 1884. Aberdeen: 1884. Pp. lxvi+[2] + 207, with seventeen plates. The volume includes:— * The Aberdeen burgh territories'. By George Cadenhead. 1 Memoir of Dr. Neil Arnott'. By Alexander Bain. 2. Do. do. Vol. II. Including resum6 of the work of the Society from 1840 to 1892. Aberdeen: 1892. Pp. lxxvi + [2] + 344, with twenty-nine plates. The volume includes:— * Historical notes on an ancient Aberdeen craft—"The Pynours"\ By John Bulloch. ' Sir William Wallace—A critical study of his biographer, Blind Harry'. By James Moir. ' The Knights Templar in and around Aberdeen \ By Alexander Walker. 3. Do. do. Vol. III. Including resum6 of the work of the Society from 1890 to 1900. Aberdeen: 1900. Pp. xl+[2] + 226, with one plate. The volume includes :— * Shakespere, the historian \ 1 The volumes are 8vo. By C. Sanford Terry. Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 9 PUBLICATIONS OF THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUAEIES OF SCOTLAND.1 Founded in Edinburgh in 1780 for ' the promotion of archaeology, especially connected with the investigation of the antiquities and history of Scotland \ as 1. Transactions of the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland. Illustrated with copperplates. Volume I. Edinburgh: 1792. Pp. xxxiv + 570, witli six plates. 4to. The volume includes:— *A historical account of the Hammermen of Edinburgh, from their records'. By William Charles Little. ' Letter from the Countess Dowager of Nithsdale . . . giving an account of the EarFs escape out of the Tower in 1716'. ' The marriage of Queen Mary with the Earl of Bothwell'. By Wm. Tytier. 'Address of one hundred and two chief heritors and heads of Clans in the Highlands of Scotland to King George I ' in 1714. ' Dissertation on the Scottish music \ By William Tytler. * The parish of Liberton in Mid-Lothian'. By the Rev. Thomas Whyte. ' The parish of Haddington'. By the Rev. George Barclay. 2. Archaeologia Scotica: or Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Volume II. Edinburgh: 1822. Pp. xviii+512 + 32, with nineteen plates. 4to. The volume includes:— * Letter from Archbishop Sharp to the Earl of Middleton, Lord High Commissioner \ Discusses the ecclesiastical settlement. * Notices concerning Archbishop Sharp, with the Acts of his first Diocesan Synod at St Andrews, containing a Directory for discipline and worship'. ' Observations on the Norwegian expedition against Scotland in the year 1263'. By John Dillon. * Of the reign of Duncan Second, king of Scots \ By Professor John Stuart. * Memoirs of the life of Cardinal George Innes'. By the Rev. John Geddes. With a portrait of the Cardinal. * Extracts... relative to the tomb of King Robert Bruce \ By Henry Jardine. * The parish and church of Linlithgow \ By Sir Alexander Seton. 3. Do. do. Volume I I I . Edinburgh: 1831. Pp. viii+337 + [4] + xxxi + 212, with eleven plates. 4to. The volume includes :— * Ecclesiastical collections for Aberdeenshire'. By James Logan. * Account of the Parliament which met at Edinburgh the 26th June 1678, and of the seizure of Sir Patrick Hume, of Polwarth, Baronet'. ' Stone circles and cairns in the neighbourhood of Inverness'. By George Anderson. Attention is drawn to the following:— Account of the institution and progress of the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland. By William Smellie, F.S.A.Scot. Edinburgh : 1782. Pp. [4]+ 116. 4to. A second part appeared in 1784. See Archaeologia Scotica, vol. III., Appendix, for the history of the Society from 1784-1830. Publications of the IO 'Short Latin Chronicle, being chiefly an obituary relating to the Highlands, and compiled early in the sixteenth century \ By James Macgregor. ' William Hamilton, of Bangour; and . . . his poems '. By James Chalmers. The volume contains a portrait of William Hamilton of Bangour, and a picture of William the Lyon. 4. Archaeologia Scotica: or Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Volume IV. Edinburgh: 1857. Pp. viii+453+[2] + 60, with thirty-one plates. 4to. The volume includes :— * The site of the battle of Mons Grampius'. By Lieut.-Colonel Miller. ' A brief account of the Hawthornden manuscripts \ By David Laing. ' Inquiry into the earlier history of the Clan Cregor \ By Donald Gregory. 1 Particulars relative to the conduct of the great Marquis of Montrose, after his apprehension'. By James Maidment. 'Notices of the portrait of Mary Queen of Scots, formerly in the Scottish College at Douay\ By John Menzies of Pitfodels and the Rev. James Gillis. ' A n account of the assassination of Sir George Lockhart, President of the Session, by John Chiesly of Dairy, 31st March 1689'. By P. Fraser Tytler. ' Some carved stones in Ross-shire \ By George Sligo. 5. Do. do. Volume V. Edinburgh: 1890. Pp. xii+457 + [2] + 79, with seventy plates. 4to. The volume includes:— ' An account of St Columba's Abbey, Inchcolm'. By Thomas Arnold. ' On the early history of the Priory of Restennet'. By John Stuart. Includes charters. * The Quigrich or crosier of St. Fillan'. The volume contains portraits of David Laing, David Earl of Buchan, James Cummyng, and William Smellie, officials of the Society. 6. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Volumes I.-XII. Edinburgh: 1851-1878. Small 4to. Do. do. New Series. Vols. XIII. (Vol. I.—New Series)XXIV. Edinburgh: 1879-1890. Small 4to. Do. do. Vols. XXV. (Vol. I.—Third Series)-XXXVI. Edinburgh: 1891-1902. Small 4to. Do. do. Vols. XXXVII. (Vol. I.—Fourth Series)-XL1I. Edinburgh: 1903-1908. Small 4to. General Index and Index of illustrations to the Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Vols. I.-XXIV. 1851-1890. Edinburgh: 1892. Pp. xxxii+440. Small 4to. 7. Memoir of the late Alexander Henry Rhind, of Sibster. By John Stuart, Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Edinburgh: 1864. Pp. [4]+ 57, with one plate. 8vo. The plate is a portrait of Alexander Henry Rhind. Society of Antiquaries of Scotland u 8. Records of the Priory of the Isle of May. Edited by John Stuart, LL.D., Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Edinburgh: 1868. Pp. cxiv+[4]+45, with four plates. Small 4to. 9. Eecords of the Monastery of Kinloss, with illustrative documents. Edited by John Stuart, LL.D., Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Edinburgh: 1872. Pp. lxxvi +175, with five plates. Small 4to. 10. Archaeologia Scotica: Sculptured monuments in Iona & the West Highlands. By James Drummond, E.S.A., Curator of the National Gallery and of the National Museum of the Antiquaries of Scotland. Edinburgh: 1881. Pp. 20+[4], with ninety-nine plates and descriptive inter-leaves. Folio. 11. Catalogue of the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland. New and enlarged edition. With illustrations. Edinburgh: 1892. Pp. iv + 380, 8vo. There are earlier editions of 1849, 1863, 1870. THE EHIND LECTUKES IN AKCILEOLOGY. 1 Founded in terms of a bequest to the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland by Alexander Henry Rhind of Sibster, for the delivery annually of a series of six Lectures on i archaeologyr, ethnology', or allied topics \ The first series was delivered in 1876. 1. The past in the present: What is civilisation? Mitchell, M.D., LL.D. Edinburgh: 1880. By Arthur Pp. XVi + [2] + 354. 8VO. 2. Scotland in early Christian times: The Ehind Lectures in Archaeology—1879. By Joseph Anderson, Keeper of the National Museum of the Antiquaries of Scotland. Edinburgh : 1881. Pp. xiv+262, with four plates. 8vo. Only the Lectures that have been published are catalogued here. The Rhind Lectures 12 3. Scotland in early Christian times (Second series): The Ehind Lectures in Archaeology for 1880. By Joseph Anderson, Keeper of the National Museum of the Antiquaries of Scotland. Edinburgh : 1881. Pp. xviii+263, with five plates. 8vo. 4. Scotland in pagan times: The Iron Age: The Khind Lectures in Archaeology for 1881. By Joseph Anderson, LL.D., Keeper of the National Museum of the Antiquaries of Scotland. Edinburgh: 1883. Pp. x x + 314, with one plate. 8vo. 5. Scotland in paga.n times: The Bronze and Stone Ages: The Ehind Lectures in Archaeology for 1882. By Joseph Anderson, LL.D., Keeper of the National Museum of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Edinburgh: 1886. Pp. xxiv + 397. 8vo. 6. Ogham inscriptions in Ireland, Wales, and Scotland. By the late Sir Samuel Ferguson, President of the Boyal Irish Academy; Deputy Keeper of the Becords of Ireland; LL.D. Dublin and Edinburgh; etc., etc. Edinburgh: 1887. Pp. xii + 164. 8vo. 7. Early Christian symbolism in Great Britain and Ireland before the thirteenth century. The Ehind Lectures in Archaeology for 1885. By J. Bomilly Allen, E.S.AScot. London: 1887. Pp. xx+408, with four plates. 8vo. 8. Handbook of Greek archaeology. Vases, bronzes, gems, sculpture, terra-cottas, mural paintings, architecture, &c. By A. S. Murray, LL.D., F.S.A. (Keeper of Greek and Eoman Antiquities in the British Museum). With numerous illustrations. London: 1892. Pp. xii+483, with twenty plates. 8vo. 9. The lake-dwellings of Europe: Being the Ehind Lectures in Archaeology for 1888. By Eobert Munro, M.A., M.D., Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland; author of ' Ancient Scottish Lake-dwellings or Orannogs '. London: 1890. Pp. xl + 600, with one plate. Large 8vo. 10. The early ethnology of the British Isles. Ehys, M.A. The Rhind Lecture for 1889. 252). 1890. By Professor John Published in The Scottish Review, vol. XV. (Pp. 233- in Archaeology 13 11. The anthropological history of Europe. Lecture 1891. By John Beddoe, M.A., LL.D. Being the first Khind Published in The Scottish Review, vol. XIX. (Pp. 405-424). 1892. 12. The early Christian monuments of Scotland. A classified, illustrated, descriptive list of the monuments, with an analysis of their symbolism and ornamentation. By J. Komilly Allen, F.S.A., Hon. F.S.A.Scot., and an Introduction, being the Rhind Lectures for 1892, by Joseph Anderson, LL.D., H.R.S.A., Hon. M.R.I.A., Assistant Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, and Keeper of the National Museum of Antiquities, Edinburgh. Edinburgh: 1903. Pp. cxxii+[2] + 522, with one hundred and nine plates. Large 4to. 13. Scottish land-names, their origin and meaning. By Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bart., M.P. Bhind Lecturer in 1893 . . . Edinburgh: 1894. Pp. x + 219. 8VO. 14. The Rhind Lectures in Archaeology for 1894. Early fortifications in Scotland: Motes, camps, and forts. By David Christison, M.D., F.R.C.P.E., Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. With numerous plans and illustrations and three maps. Edinburgh : 1898. Pp. xxvi+407, with three plates. Small 4to. 15. Heraldry in relation to Scottish history and art: Being the Rhind Lectures on Archaeology for 1898. By Sir James Balfour Paul, F.S.A.Scot., Lord Lyon King of Arms. Edinburgh : 1900. Pp, xx+ 231, with eighteen plates. 8vo. 16. The Edwards in Scotland. A.D. 1296-1377 : Being the Rhind Lectures in Archaeology for 1900. By Joseph Bain, F.S.A.Scot. Edinburgh: 1901. Pp. x + 105. 8vo. 17. Scotland in the time of Queen Mary. By P. Hume Brown, LL.D., Fraser Professor of Ancient (Scottish) History and Palaeography in the University of Edinburgh. London: (1904). Pp. xii + 243. 8vo. 18. Coin types: their origin and development. Being the Rhind Lectures for 1904. By George Macdonald, M.A., LL.D., Honorary 14 The Rhind Lectures in Archaeology Curator of the Hunterian Coin Cabinet, University of Glasgow. numerous plates. Glasgow: 1905. With Pp. r+275, with ten plates. 8vo. 19. The archaeology of the cuneiform inscriptions. By the Eev. A. EL Sayce, Professor of Assyriology, Oxford. London: 1907. Pp. vi + 7-220, with sixteen plates. 8vo. Aungervyle Society 15 PUBLICATIONS OF THE AUNGEKVYLE SOCIETY.1 Founded in Edinburgh in 1881 for ' the reprint of rare or curious pamphlets, tracts, articles, Sc, interesting from either a literary, historical, or antiquarian point of view\ The Society has ceased to publish since 1888. FIKST SERIES. 1. Flagellum Parliamentarian; being sarcastic notices of nearly 200 members of the first Parliament after the Eestoration. (A.D. 1661 to A.D. 1678.) From a contemporary MS. in the British Museum 1881. Pp. 24. By Andrew Marvel. 2. A journey into England in the year MDXCVIII. By Paul Hentzner. Being a Translation of part of his Itinerary. Edited by Horace Walpole. 1881. Pp. 66. 3. A garland of old historical ballads. 1600-1752. Hamilton. II. Eob Oig. III. Willy and Mary. 1881. I. Marie Pp. 20. 4. Fragments of ancient poetry collected in the Highlands of Scotland, and translated from the Gaelic or Erse language. 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But more particularly upon June 10. The birth-day of the Pretender, alias the fugitive hero. July 1. The day on which the battle of the Boyne (in Ireland) was fought; when K. James ran away from his army, and left them to shift for themselves. August 1. The crisis: or, the day of King George's most happy accession to the crown. November 4. The day on which K. William (of ever blessed memory) was born; and upon which, he, and his fleet arriv'd in Torbay, in the West of England. 1716. 1883. Pp. 16. 10. London and the countrey carbonadoed, and quartred into seuerall characters. By D. Lupton. 1632. 1883. Pp. 42. 11. The mystery of the good old cause briefly unfolded. In a catalogue of such members of the late Long Parliament, that held places, both civil and military, contrary to the Self-Denying Ordinance of April 3, 1645. Together with the sums of money and lands which they divided among themselves during their sitting (at least such as were disposed of by them publicly). 1660. 1883. Pp. 36. 12. The impeachment of James Lord Strange, son and heire apparant of William, Earle of Derby. By the Commons of England, of High Treason. 1642. 1883. Pp. 5. 13. A chronological table of the principal dramatic works that have been publicly performed in France, from A.D. 1200 to A.D. 1800. By Edmund Goldsmid, F.K.H.S. In three parts. Part I. A.D. 1200 to 1599. 1883. Pp. 22. Aumgervyle Society 1 4 . Two political squibs. (1660-1690.) 17 1883. Pp. 3. The two squibs a r e : ' T h e Ghost' (1660), and an Epitaph on the Duke of Grafton (1690). 15. The Hermit of Warkworth. A Northumberland ballad. In three fits or cantos. By Thomas Percy, Bishop of Dromore. 1771. 1883. Pp. 42. 16. " W e pity the plumage but forget the dying bird". An address to the people on the death of the Princess Charlotte. By the Hermit ofMarlow. 1883. Pp. 14. 17. The passionate remonstrance made by His Holinesse in the Conclave at Eome: upon the late proceedings, and great Covenant of Scotland, &c. 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Gypsies: Some curious investigations, collected, translated, or reprinted from various sources, concerning this peculiar race. By J. Watts de Peyster. 1887. Pp. 61. 30. The prize of wisdom, a dialogue between Anacreon and Aristotle. From the French of M. de Fontenelle. 1777. 1887. Pp. 13. Aungervyle Society 19 31. A lesson in biography, or How to write the life of one's friend, being an extract from the life of Dr. Pozz, in ten volumes folio, written by James Bozz, Esq. By Alexander Chalmers. 1798. 1887. Pp. 14. 32. A full and true account of the dreadful and melancholy earthquake which happened between twelve and one o'clock in the morning, on Thursday the 5th of April, 1750, with an exact list of such persons as have hitherto been found in the rubbish. In a letter from a gentleman in town to his friend in the country. 1798. 1887. Pp. 22. 33. A remembrance of the wel imployed life, and godly end of George Gaskoigne* Esquire, who deceased at Stalmford in Lincolne Shire the 7 day of October 1577. The report of Geor. Whetston, Gent, an eye witness of his godly and charitable end in this world. 1888. ?P. 18. 20 Publications of the Ayrshire and PUBLICATIONS OF THE AYESHIEE AND GALLOWAY ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION.1 Founded in Ayr in 1877, as The Ayrshire and Wigtonshire Archceological Association, ' to preserve some record of the various prehistoric and mediaeval remains of antiquity in Ayrshire and Wigtonshire ... and other matter relating to the history and topography of the counties, which would be of great interest and value to print \ The Association changed its designation in 1885 and was dissolved in 1897. 1-9. Archaeological and historical collections relating to the counties of Ayr and Wigton. (Vols. I.-IX.) Edinburgh: (1878-1895). Vols. V. -IX. have the words * Ayrshire & Galloway' instead of ' the counties of Ayr and Wigton' on the title. The contents of the nine volumes are to a great extent of an antiquarian and archaeological character. The following materials of historical import are included :— Vol. I.—' Collections towards a history of the Monastery of Kilwinning'. * Proceedings of the Guild Court of Ayr', 1428-1431. Edited by Thomas Dickson. ' T h e heraldry of Wigtonshire'. By Sir Herbert Maxwell. Continued in the succeeding volumes. Vol. II.—'Correspondence at Crawfurdland Castle'; letters of the sixteenth Earl of Sutherland, 1748-1750. Edited by J. R. H. Crawfurd. 'Selections from family papers at Lanfine' relative to the Rev. James Brown, temp. James VII., edited by R. Gairdner. ' Collections relating to the parish of Tarbolton'. By W. S. Cooper. Vol. III.—'Early Christian remains in Ayrshire'. By Wm. Galloway. ' The Boyd papers'. Vol. IV.—'Corshill Baron-Court Book', 1666-1719, edited by John SheddenDobie. Vol. V.—'Letters by John fifth Earl of Cassillis to the laird of Barnbarroch, 1600-1615', edited by R. Vans Agnew. ' The lake dwellings of Wigtonshire'. By R. Munro. ' Glenluce Abbey'. By David Henry. Vol. VI.—'Valuation of the shire of Wigtown made in 1667', edited by Sir Herbert Maxwell. 'Abstracts from the Protocol Book of John Mason', Clerk of the Burgh of Ayr, 1576-1593, and his 'Notarial Note-Book, 1582-1612', both edited by John Shedden-Dobie. Vol. VII.—'Selections from some papers in possession of the Countess of Stair', chiefly letters to the Hamiltons of Bargany, edited by the Hon. Hew Dalrymple. 'Protocol Book of Robert Broun', 1612-1616, edited by the Rev. Walter Macleod. Vol. VIII.—Do. do. continued to 1617. Vol. IX.— Do. do. continued to 1620. 10. Archaeological and historical collections relating to Ayrshire & Galloway. Vol. X. The five great churches of Galloway: Forming 1 The volumes are folio unless they are otherwise described. Galloway Archaeological Association 21 the concluding volume of the collections of the Ayr and Galloway Archaeological Association. Drawings by David MacGibbon, LL.D. and Thomas Eoss. Edinburgh: 1899. Pp. xxx+243, with eighty-four plates. Edited by the Hon. Hew Dalrymple. The churches are Sweetheart Abbey, Dundrennan Abbey, Lincluden Abbey, Whithorn Priory, and Glenluce Abbey. 11. Munimenta fratrum predicatorum de Are: Charters of the Friars Preachers of Ayr. Edinburgh: 1881. Pp. xxxvi + 127, with five plates. Edited by R. W. Cochran Patrick. 12. Charters of the Koyal Burgh of Ayr. Edinburgh: 1883. Pp. xxxvi + 233, with eight plates. Edited by W. S. Cooper. 13. Charters of the Abbey of Crosraguel. Edinburgh: 1886. (1886.) Pp. lxxii+200 + [2], with eleven plates. Vol. I. (Vol. II.) (Pp. xii + 160 + [2], with thirty plates.) Edited by F. C. Hunter-Blair. 14. Correspondence of Sir Patrick Waus of Barnbarroch, Knight, Parson of Wigtown; first Almoner to the Queen; Senator of the College of Justice; Lord of Council, and Ambassador to Denmark. Part L—1540-1584. (Part II.—1584-1597.) Edited from the original documents by Eobert Vans Agnew, F.S.A.Seot. Edinburgh : 1887. (1887.) Pp. 1 + 304, with twelve plates. (Pp. [4] + 305-602 + [2].) 8vo. 15. Muniments of the Koyal Burgh of Irvine. Edinburgh: 1890. (1891.) Pp. 1 + [2] + 245, with eighteen plates. Vol. I. (II.) (Pp. xxvi + [2] + 353, with one plate.) Publications of the 22 PUBLICATIONS OF THE BANFFSHIRE FIELD CLUB.1 Founded in Banff in 1880 'for the purpose of promoting scientific study and investigation generally', and specially for the exploration of the district with reference to certain natural sciences, archceology dc.' 1. Transactions of the Banffshire Field Club. by the " Banffshire Eeporter ". Banff. Pp. 123. The volume includes :— ' Craigston Castle'. ' Annals of Cullen \ 2. Do. do. Do. do. 1881-82. Banff. By Sheriff Scott Moncrieff. 1882-83. Banff. Pp. 147. The volume includes :— ' Stone circles of Strathnairn'. By James Fraser. * The Scotch and the Scandinavians \ By Mr. Thurburn. ' Celtic place names, with special reference t o . . . Banffshire'. Macdonald. ' Old Kirk of King-Edward \ By the Rev. John Milne. 4. Do. do. 1883-84. Pp. 101. The volume includes :— * The old Church of Peskford'. 5. Do. do. Eeported By the Rev. J. Milne. By William Cramond. Pp. 88. The volume includes :— * Serfdom in Scotland \ 3. 1880-81. 1884-85. By John Banff By William Cramond. Banff. Pp. 53 (there is a double pagination for pp. 41-52). The volume includes :— c Place names in Banffshire \ By John Macdonald (two papers). 6. Do. do. 1885-86. Banff. Pp. 104. The volume includes :— * Fyvie Castle, Priory, Kirk, and Burgh'. By the Rev. William Temple. * Megalithic circles' (two papers). By James Spence, and James Gurnell. * The Court Books of the Regality of Ogilvie'. By Wm. Cramond. ' King-Edward Castle'. By John Milne. 1 The volumes are 12mo, Banffshire Field Club 7. Transactions of the Banffshire Field Club. 23 1886-87. Banff. Pp. 99. The volume includes :— *Frendraught'. By the Rev. Wm. Temple. * Old roads'. By Mr. Runcieman. ' Local popular superstitions'. By John Yeats. ' Towie Barclay \ By John Milne. ' St. Andrew's Church, Banff'. By the Rev. James Davidson. ' King-Edward—old writs'. By John Milne. 8. Do. do. 1887-88. Banff. Pp. 63. The volume includes :— * Macbeth 5 . By the Rev. M. Chisholm. 'Thanages and tribe lands'. By the Rev. George Sutherland. * The Constabulary of Cullen'. By William Cramond. * Early history of Findochty'. By the same. 9. Do. do. 1888-89. Banff. Pp. 64, with one plate. The volume includes :— ' Gordon of Haddo and Methlick \ By the Rev. Wm. Temple. * Genealogy of the Hays of Rannes'. By Wm. Cramond. 10. Do. do. 1889-90. Banff. Pp. 96, with two plates. The volume includes :— ' Some entries in the Gamrie Registers, 1704-1804'. ' The early history of Turriff'. By John Milne. 11. Do. do. 1890-91. By A. W. Farquhar. Banff. Pp. 60. The volume includes :— ' Bourtie and its people in the last century, illustrated by Kirk Session records'. By the Rev. Wm. L. Davidson. 12. Do. do. 1891-92. Banff. Pp. 64. The volume includes :— * The Gordons of Gight'. By James Spence. ' The House of Haddoche callit Kelly'. By the Rev. A. Bremner. 13. Do. do. 1892-93. Banff. Pp. 81. The volume includes :— ' The early history of Macduff'. By William Cramond. ' The Kirk Session of Gamrie', 1704-1840. By A. W. Farquhar. ' Records of the Sheriff Court of Banff'. By Sheriff Grant. 24 Publications of the 14. Transactions of the Banffshire Field Club. 1893-94. Banff Pp. 38. The volume includes :— 1 The Milnes of Banff and neighbourhood \ By Wm. Cramond. ' The history and antiquities of Mortlach parish'. By James Grant. 15. Do. do. 1894-95. Pp. 36. The volume includes :— * Tumuli in the Cullen district'. 16. Do. do. Banff. By Wm. Cramond. 1895-96. Pp. 68+ [2]. The volume includes :— ' Findlater Castle \ By James Buie. 17. Banff. 1896-97. Do. do. Banff. Pp. 160+ [2]. The volume includes ;— ' Notes on the surname of Shand'. By Wm. Cramond. * Notes on the Family of Rhind \ By the same. 18. Do. do. 1897-98. Banff. do. 1898-99. Banff. Pp. 41. 19. Do. Pp. 58. The volume includes :— * The Picts'. By James Spence. ' T h e royal castle, borough, and park of Fyvie'. Bremner. 20. Do. do. 1899-1900. Pp. 101. The volume includes :— * The ancient office of Mair \ 21. Do. do. By the Rev. Alexander Banff. By Wm. Cramond. 1900-1901. Banff. Pp. 112. The volume includes :— 1 Old Scottish land measures \ By Wm. Cramond. ' Scottish heraldry \ By the Rev. John Milne. * Gordon Castle and the ducal Family \ By Wm. Cramond. 22. Do. do. 1901-1902. Pp. 70, witfe. six plates. Banff. The volume includes :— ' Agriculture in Banffshire 150 years ago'. By James Grant. Banffshire Field Club 25 23. Transactions of the Banffshire Field Club. 1902-1903. Banff Pp. 91. The volume includes :— * The Hammermen of Banff'. By Wm. Cramond. * Banffshire Sheriff Court records'. An inventory, by P. Rose. 24. Do. do. 19D3-1904. Banff. Pp. 156. The volume includes :— ' Relics of the Poll Book of Banffshire \ By Wm. Cramond. ' Barony Courts of Banffshire \ By Wm. Cramond. ' The Allans, formerly of Easter Crombie'. By P. Rose. 25. Do. do. 1904-5. Banff. Pp. 172. The volume includes :— «A Banffshire poet priest (1737-1802)' (Alexander Geddes). By the Rev. Alex. Harper. ' Banffshire roads during the first half of the 18th century \ By James Grant. * Place-names of Strathavon \ By John Milne. 26. Do. do. 1905-6. Banff. Pp. 186. The volume includes :— * A chapter of local history \ By James Grant. The history of the North-East of Scotland, especially Banffshire, during the first half of the 18th century. * Personal names'. By the Rev. John Milne. 27. Do. do. 1906-7. Banff. Pp. 127. The volume includes:— < The Gordons of Laggan'. By J. M. Bulloch. 'The historical Macbeth' (two papers). By Robert Cairns, and the Rev. John Milne. ' Sir John Bury Gordon... of Park'. By J. M. Bulloch. 28. Do. do. 1907-08. Banff. Pp. 114+ [2]. The volume includes :— ' The French invasion of Scotland two hundred years ago \ An account of the Jacobite attempt of 1708. By James Grant. ' The early Iron Age in Scotland \ By John Graham Callander. 26 Publications of the PUBLICATIONS OF THE BANNATYNE CLUB. 1 Founded in Edinburgh in 1823 for the 'printing and publication oj works illustrative of the history\ literature, and antiquities of Scotland1. The Club was dissolved in 1861. 1. Vitae Dunkeldensis ecclesiae episcoporum, a prima sedis fundatione, ad annum MDXV. Ab Alexandro Myln, eiusdem ecclesiae canonico, conscriptae. Edinburgi: 1823. p P. M + 7 5 , with two plates. Edited by Thomas Thomson. The work was republished, under the editorship of Cosmo Innes, in 1831, with the addition of a notice of the author, and an Appendix of accounts of the bishopric, 1513-16, for building the bridge over the Tay at Dunkeld :— Vitae Dunkeldensis ecclesiae episcoporum,a prima sedis fundatione, ad annum MDXV. Ab Alexandro Myln, eiusdem ecclesiae canonico conscriptae. Editio altera, cui accedit appendix cum nominum et locorum indice. Edinburgi: 1831. Pp. [2]-f-viii+14l + xii, with two plates. 2. Poems by Sir David Murray of Gorthy. Pp. [92]. Presented by Thomas Kinnear. Edinburgh: 1823. The poems were written circa 1615. 3. The buke of the Howlat. Pp. [10] + Xxiv + [44] + 10. By Holland. Edinburgh : 1823. % Presented by David Laing. Held to be a satire on James II. The author is conjectured to be Sir Richard Holland, circa 1450. See also No. 6 of the Publications of the New Club. 4. Teares for the death of Alexander, Earle of Dunfermeling, Lord Chancellar of Scotland. Edinburgh: 1823. Pp. [8] + v-viii+[4] + 8. Presented by James Maidment. Chancellor died in 1622. 4 A. The poems of 1824. Pp. 21. 8vo. Edited by David Laing. George Written by John Lyoun of Auldbar. Bannatyne, MDLXVIII. The Edinburgh : See the Club Catalogue of 1825. a The volumes, unless they are otherwise described, are 4to. They are numbered in the order of the Club Catalogue (No. 116). Neither the Club Catalogue nor the Club volumes invariably give the names of Editors. I have stated only those which are mentioned in the Catalogue. In other cases the donor of the volume is named, as the probable editor of his gift. Bannatyne Club 27 5^ Discours particulier d'Escosse: escrit par commandement et ordonnance de la Koyne Dovariere et Eegente, par Messires lacques Makgill Clerc du Eegistre, et lean Bellenden Clerc de la Iustice, xi. Ianvier MDLIX. Edinbourg : 1824. -Pp. [4]+ 32. Presented by Thomas Thomson. The * Discourse' is an official report on the state of Scotland transmitted to Mary Stewart in France. Its authors were James M'Gill of Rankeilor-Nether, and Sir John Bellenden of Auchinoull. 6. Eobene and Makyne, and The testament of Cresseid; By Eobert Henryson. Edinburgh: 1824. Pp. [6] + v-xiv + l l + 20. Presented by George Chalmers. The author lived temp. James. I I I . 7. Eeport by Thomas Tucker upon the settlement of the revenues of Excise and Customs in Scotland. A.D. MDCLVI. (Edinburgh: 1824.) Pp. [2] + ii + 68. Presented by Sir John A. Murray of Henderland. Tucker was the agent of the Protectoral government. See Scottish Burgh Records Society, No. 13. 8. Etchings, chiefly of views in Scotland. By John Clerk, Esq. of Eldin. MDCCLXXin-MDCCLXXix. Edinburgh: 1825. Pp. M + iii-vi, with twenty-seven plates. Folio. Presented by John Clerk, Lord Eldin. See also No. 98. 9. Auld Eobin Gray; a ballad. By the Right Honourable Lady Anne Barnard, born Lady Anne Lindsay of Balcarras. Edinburgh: 1825. Pp. [6]+16, with one plate. Presented by Sir Walter Scott. Lady Anne died in 1825. Her portrait is given. 10. Eecit de Texpedition en Ecosse, Tan MDXLVI. ; et de la battayle de Muscleburgh. Par le Sieur Berteville, au Eoy Edouard VI. Edimbourg: 1825. Pp« [8] + 2 +18, with a facsimile. Presented by David Constable. The facsimile is of a contemporary plan of the battle of Pinkie. 11. Hectoris Boetii Murthlacensium et Aberdonensium episcoporuin vitae, iterum in lucem editae. Edinburgi: 1825. Pp. [4] + 90, with a facsimile. Presented by Henry Cockburn and Thomas Maitland. Boece's Lives of the Bishops of Mortlach and Aberdeen was originally published at Paris in 1522. See also No. 12 of the Publications of the New Spalding Club. Publications of the 28 12. An apology for Sir James Dalrymple of Stair, President of the Session. By himself. Edinburgh: 1825. Pp. [6]+v-viii + 20. Presented by William Blair. The tract was first printed in 1690, and meets charges as to Stair's conduct in the Parliament of 1689. 13. The historie and life of King James the Sext: Being an account of the affairs of Scotland, from the year 1566, to the year 1596 ; with a short continuation to the year 1617. Edinburgh: 1825. Pp. [8] + XXii+[2] + 446. Edited by Thomas Thomson. John Colville. The authorship of the work has been attributed to 14. The discoverie and historie of the gold mynes in Scotland. By Stephen Atkinson: written in the year MDCXIX. Edinburgh: 1825. Pp. [4] + viii+H9. Presented by Gilbert Laing Meason. 15. Letters of John Grahame of Claverhouse, Viscount of Dundee, with illustrative documents. Edinburgh: 1826. Pp. [8] + v-viii + 96. Edited by George Smythe. The letters relate to Claverhouse's public service, and cover the years 1678-89. 16. De vita et morte Eoberti Eollok, academise Edinburgenae primarii, narrationes; auctoribus Georgio Eobertson, et Henrico Charteris. Edinburgi: 1826. Pp. [8]+ 84. Edited by the Rev. John Lee. 1583-99. Rollock was Principal of Edinburgh University, 17. The palice of honour. By Gawyn Douglas, Bishop of Dunkeld. Eeprinted at Edinburgh : 1827. Pp. [2] + 4 + [2] + v-xvH-[8] + 72. Presented by John Gardiner Kinnear. A reprint of the edition of 1579. 18. Memoirs of his own life. By Sir James Melville of Halhill. Erom the original manuscript. Edinburgh: 1827. MDXLIX-MDXCIII. Pp. [10]+xxviii + [4] + 420+xvii, with a facsimile. Edited by Thomas Thomson. Also No. 21 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 19. The Bannatyne Miscellany; containing original papers and tracts, chiefly relating to the history and literature of Scotland. V o l u m e ! Edinburgh: 1827. Pp. [8] + v-viii+362, with two plates; Bules and List of Members (Pp. 8 + 9). Edited by Sir Walter Scott and David Laing. The volume contains :— Bannatyne Club 29 P A E T I. i. ' A proposal for uniting Scotland with England, addressed to King Henry VIII., by John Elder Clerke, a Redshanke', in 1542. ii. ' The progress of the Regent of Scotland, with certain of his nobility, June 1568'. ( iii. An account of a pretended conference held by the Regent, Earl of Murray, with the Lord Lindsay, and others, January 1570 \ iv. * An opinion of the present state, faction, religion, and power of the nobility of Scotland, 1583'. v. 'Instructions from Henry I I I . , King of France, to the Sieur de la Mothe Fenelon, Ambassador at the Court of Scotland, 1583 \ vi. ' The heads of a conference between King James VI. and Sir Francis Walsingham, September 1583 \ vii. ' Notes presented by Mr John Colville to Lord Hunsdon, 1584 \ viii. * The manner and form of the examination and death of William Earl of Gowrye, May 1584'. ix. ' T h e apology of Mr Patrick Galloway, minister of Perth, when he fled to England, 1585'. x. 'Relation by the Master of Gray, concerning the surprise of the King at Stirling, November 1585 \ xi. ' The application of three several discourses delivered on occasion of the Gowrye conspiracy, August 1600. I. By Mr Patrick Galloway, at the Cross at Edinburgh. II. By Mr William Cowper, at Edinburgh. I I I . By Mr Patrick Galloway, at Glasgow'. xii. c Narrative by Mr Robert Bruce, one of the ministers of Edinburgh, concerning his troubles in the year 1600'. PART II. xiii. * Edinburgi regiae Scotorum urbis descriptio, per Alexandrum Alesium Scotum, S.T.D. 1550'. xiv. ' Elegy on Sir Robert Kerr, of Celsford, first Earl of Roxburghe, 1650 \ xv. ' A relation of the examination and imprisonment of James Cathkin, bookseller, June 1619'. xvi. 'Letter from Robert of Dunhelm, monk of Kelso, to the prior and convent of Tynemouth, 1257'. xvii. ' Reasons against the reception of King James's metaphrase of the Psalms, 1631'. xviii. ' Declaration in the Court of the Superintendent of Fife, 1561, upon the articles and sentence against Sir John Borthwick, Knight, by Cardinal Beaton, 1540'. xix. ' A diary of the expedition of King Edward I. into Scotland, 1296'. xx. ' Extracts from the obituary of the Rev. Robert Boyd of Trochrig, Principal of the College of Edinburgh, 1609-1625'. xxi. ' Poems by Sir Robert Ay ton'. xxii. ' Letters of Florentius Volusenus', circa 1535. xxiii. ' Meditation faite par Marie Royne d'Escosse et Dovairiere de France, 1572'. xxiv. ' Letters of John Earl of Gowrye, 1595'. See Nos, 19A and 19B. 19A. The Bannatyne Miscellany; containing original papers and tracts, chiefly relating to the history and literature of Scotland. Volume II. Edinburgh : 1836. Pp. [8] + v-viii+412, with seven plates. Edited by David Laing. The volume contains :— i. 'Strena ad Jacobum V. Scotorum regem, de suscepto regni regimine, (1528)'. An anonymous poem addressed to the King on his assuming the reins of government. ii. 'Historia miraculose fundationis monasterii Sancte Crucis prope Edinburgh, (1128)'. 'Historia fundationis prioratus Insule de Traile'. 'Nomina abbatum monasterii Sancte Crucis'. 'Inventarium jocalium, etc. magni altaris ejusdem monasterii, Oct. 1493'. 30 Publications of the iii. * Negotiations of the Scottish Commissioners at Nottingham, September 1484', regarding the peace between England and Scotland, iv. * Oratio Scotorum ad regem Ricardum tertiiim pro pace firmanda inter Anglos et Scotos', by Archibald Whytelaw, 12 Sept. 1484. v. 'List of contributions to the Senators of the College of Justice, April 1586, &c.\ vi. ' A survey of the castle and town of Edinburgh, January 1573.—Journal of the siege of the castle of Edinburgh, April and May 1573 '. vii. ' The opinion of George Buchanan concerning the reformation of the University of St Andrews', 1563. viii. 'Testamentum doinini Jacobi de Douglas domini de Dalkeith militis, 30 Sept. 1390.—Testamentum ejusdem, 19 Dec. 1392'. The will of Sir James Douglas, ancestor of the Earls of Morton, ix. * The spectakle of luf, translated from the Latin by G. Myll, at St Andrews, 1492'. x. 'Catalogus librorum manuscriptorum, e bibliotheca D. Joannis Ducis de Lauderdale, 1692'. xi. ' T h e quair of jelousy, a poem by [James] Auchinleck, written about the year 1480 \ xii. * Collection of the wills of printers and booksellers in Edinburgh between the years 1577 and 1687'. xiii. ' A n obituary from the rental book of the preceptory of St Anthony, near Leith, 1526'. xiv. * Collection of papers relating to the 'Theatrum Scotiae', and 'History and present state of Scotland', by Captain John Slezer, 1693-1707'. xv. ' Collection of papers relating to the geographical description, maps, and charts of Scotland, by John Adair, F.R.S., Geographer for the kingdom of Scotland, 1686-1723'. xvi. 'Urbis Edinburgi descriptio, per Davidem Buchananum, circa A.D. 1648 '. See Nos. 19 and 19B. 19B. The Bannatyne Miscellany; containing original papers and tracts, chiefly relating to the history and literature of Scotland. Volume III. Edinburgh: 1855. Pp.,xii + 436, with four plates. Edited by David Laing. The volume contains :— i. 'Two ancient records of the Bishopric of Caithness, from the charter-room at Dunrobin. With a prefatory notice, by Cosmo Innes, Esq/, ii. * Extracts from a manuscript volume of chronicles, in the possession of the Right Hon. Lord Panmure:—* De tributariis insulis ', ' De Orcadibus insulis', 'The chronycle of Scotland in a p a r t ' , ' De Johanne Ballialo &c.', 'Nomina regum Scotorum'.' iii. 'Diploma of Thomas, Bishop of Orkney and Zetland, and the Chapter of Kirkwall, addressed to Eric King of Norway, respecting the genealogy of William Saint Clair, Earl of Orkney. With a translation by Dean Thomas Guild, monk of Newbattle, 1554'. iv. ' Extract from Thorm. Torfaei Orcades'. Relates to the investiture of the above-named Earl at Copenhagen in 1434. v. ' T h e testament of Alexander Suthyrland of Dunbeath, at Roslin Castle, 15th November 1456'. vi. ' T h e testament of Sir David Synclar of Swynbrocht knycht, at Tyngwell, 10th July 1506'. vii. ' T h e diary of John Lesley, Bishop of Ross, April 11-October 16, 1571'. Details his embassy to England in Mary Stewart's behalf. viii. 'The preface by Henry Charteris to his edition of Henry's Wallace, printed at Edinburgh, 1594'. ix. ' A catalogue of the Bishops of Orkney, 1112-1477', by Professor Munch, of Christiania. x. 'Notes by Professor Munch on the extracts from the Panmure manuscript in the present volume'. xi. ' The testament of Richard Lawson, bookseller and merchant-burgess of Edinburgh, 1622'. Bannatyne Club 31 xii. ' The progress of my Lord Walden's journey in Scotland, in August 1614 \ xiii. ' Carta Jacobi tertii Regis Scotorum, de tenemento terre cum orto murato in burgo de Edinburgh, concess. David de Dalrympill, 15 Octobris 1471'. xiv. ' Proceedings of the Commissioners of the Kirk, at a meeting held at Edinburgh, in July 1627'. xv. ' An account of the foundation of the Leightonian Library. By Robert Douglas, Bishop of Dunblane \ Relates to Archbishop Robert Leighton's foundation at Dunblane, xvi. * Letters relating to the Leightonian Library, Dunblane, 1703-1710'. xvii. * Letters of assedation to Agnes Countess of Both well; and other deeds connected with the Hepburns Earls of Bothwell, and the Hepburns of Waughton, 1520-1564'. xviii. ' A Godly exhortation, as set forth by John Archbishop of St Andrews, commonly styled 'The twopenny Faith', 1559'. By Archbishop John Hamilton, xix. ' A plan of the city of St Andrews, from an original drawing by James Gordon, A.M., Minister of Rothiemay, 1642'. xx. * The contract with James de Witte, painter, for the portraits of the Kings of Scotland in the Palace of Holyrood; and the accompt for portraits, by Godfrey Kneller, of King Charles I I . and his brother James Duke of York, 1684'. xxi. 'Extracts from ' T h e richt way to the Kingdome of Hevine', by John Gau, printed at Malmoe, in Sweden, 1533'. xxii. 'An advertisement and general queries for the description of Scotland, by Sir Robert Sibbald, M.D., His Majesties Geographer for Scotland, 1682'. xxiii. 'Proposals by Walter Gibson, merchant in Glasgow, to persons who wish to transport themselves to America, 1684'. xxiv. 'Advertisement to all tradesmen and others, who are willing to transport themselves into the province of East-New-Jersey in America, 1684 \ xxv. 'Extracts from the acts and proceedings of the Presbytery of Haddington, relating to Dr. Gilbert Burnet, and the Library of the kirk of Salton, 1664-1669'. xxvi. 'Letters of Patrick Earl of Bothwell, and articles which he undertook to maintain at the appointment of the King of France, 1548-1549'. xxvii. ' Additional extracts relating to the Earls of Bothwell and the Master of Hailes'. xxviii. ' T h e retour and royal warrant of taxation of the lands in the sheriffdom of Edinburgh, in the year 1479'. See Nos. 19 and 19A. 20. Chronicon coenobii Sanctse Crucis Edinburgensis, iterum in lucem editum. Edinburgi: 1828. Pp. [8]+v-xiv+34, with one plate. Presented by Robert Pitcairn. The Chronicle of Holyrood ends abruptly at the year 1163. The foundation charter of the House is printed in the volume. 21. Thomae Dempsteri historia ecclesiastica gentis Scotorum: sive, De scriptoribus Scotis. Editio altera. Tom. I. (Tom. II.) Edinburgi: 1829. (1829.) Pp. [12] 4- xxii + [26] +1-333, with one plate. Edited by David Irving. (Pp. [4] + 334-690.) 22. Extract from the despatches of M. Courcelles, French Ambassador at the Court of Scotland, MDLXXXVI-MDLXXXVII. Edinburgh: 1828. p P- [8]+ v-xii +88. Edited by Robert Bell. 32 Publications of the 23. Siege of the Castle of Edinburgh, 1828. MDCLXXXIX. Edinburgh: Pp. [8]+v-viii + 117, with one plate. Presented by Robert Bell. 24. Letters from the Lady Margaret Kennedy to John, Duke of Lauderdale. Edinburgh: 1828. Pp. [12]+vi+l07+[2], with three plates. Has as a second title : * Letters from Lady Margaret Burnet', etc. 25. The history of the troubles and memorable transactions in Scotland and England, from MDCXXIV. to MDGXLV. By John Spalding. In two volumes. Vol. I. (Vol. II.) Edinburgh: 1828. (1829.) Pp. [10] + x+xxxiv + 360+vii, with ten plates. (Pp. [4] + xxvi + 324+27, with nine plates.) Edited by James Skene. Also No. 20 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. See also No. 21 of the Spalding Club. 26. Papers relative to the marriage of King James the Sixth of Scotland, with the Princess Anna of Denmark; A.D. MDLXXXIX. And the form and manner of Her Majesty's coronation at Holyroodhouse, A.D. MDXC. Edinburgh: 1828. Pp. [8] + iii-xvi + 56 + [18] + viii + 38, with two plates. Presented by James T. Gibson Craig. Includes Andrew Melville's ' Stephaniskion', John Russell's ' V e r b a ' , and John Burel's verses describing the Queen's entry into Edinburgh. 27. A diary of the proceedings in the Parliament and Privy Council of Scotland May 2 1 , MDCC.-March 7, MDCCVII. By Sir David Hume of Crossrigg, one of the Senators of the College of Justice. Edinburgh: 1828. Pp. [8] + iii-iv + 200 + [2]. Presented by John Hope. 28. Memoirs of his own life and times. By Sir James Turner. From the original manuscript. Edinburgh: 1829. MDCXXXII-MDCLXX. Pp. xvi + 300, with one plate. Edited by Thomas Thomson. Turner took part in the Scottish campaign in England in 1645, in Hamilton's expedition thither in 1648, and in Charles II.'s march to Worcester in 1650. He also suppressed the Pentland rising in 1666. His memoirs are important for these events. 29. Les affaires du Conte de Boduel. 1829. L'an MDLXVIII. Edinbourg: Pp. [8]+xvi + 32 + xxxiii-lxv. Presented by Henry Cockburn and Thomas Maitland. The volume relates to Bothwell's career after his flight from Scotland in 1567. Bannatyne Club 30. Papers relative to the Eegalia of Scotland. 33 Edinburgh: 1829. Pp. [8]+v-vi+[2] + 52 + [2]+lv-civ + [4] + 15 + 9, with seven plates. Presented by William Bell. Contains a reprint of Sir George Ogilvie's ' True account of the preservation of the Regalia' and ' A clear vindication' of that account. 31. The history of the house of Seytoun to the year MDLIX. By Sir Eichard ]\£aitland of Lethington, Knight. With the continuation, by Alexander Viscount Kingston, to MDCLXXXVII. Glasgow: 1829. Pp. [10]+v-viii+xiv+15-132, with two plates. Edited by John Eullarton. Contains portraits of Robert first Earl of Winton, his wife, and his daughter Lady Isabella Seton, afterwards Countess of Perth. The volume is also No. 1 of the Maitland Club's Publications. 32. Descrittione del regno di Scotia, di Petruccio Ubaldini. borgo: 1829. Edim- Pp. [8]+v-viii + [8] + 71. Presented by Andrew Coventry. The work was published originally in 1588 ; by a Florentine resident in England in the reigns of Edward VI. and Elizabeth. 33. Letters from Archibald, Earl of Argyll, to John, Duke of Lauderdale. Edinburgh: 1829. Pp. [10]+ 124. Edited by Sir George Sinclair and Charles K. Sharpe. The letters are between the dates 1663-1670. The Appendix contains letters of Sir Andrew Ramsay of Abbotshall to Lauderdale, 1663-67. 34. The diary of Mr James Melvill. 1829. 1556-1601. Edinburgh: Pp. [8]+iv+351, with one plate. Edited by George R. Kinloch. The diary is of importance for the ecclesiastical and political history of James VI. 's reign. See also Wodrow Society, No. 3. 35. Memorials of George Bannatyne. 1829. MDXLV-MDCVIII. Edinburgh: Pp. [10]+120, with four plates. The volume includes a memoir of Bannatyne by Sir Walter Scott, an account of the contents of the Bannatyne MS., 1568, by David Laing, and contributions by Sir William Macleod Bannatyne, John Blddell, and Robert Pitcairn. See also Hunterian Club, No. 1. 36. The anatomie of humors; and The passionate sparke of a relenting minde. By Simion Grahame. Edinburgh: 1830. Pp. [8]+Ui-viii + [8] + 68 leaves + [40]. Presented by Robert Jamesone. The author, a native of Edinburgh, lived in the reign of James VI. 34 Publications of the 37. A relation of proceedings concerning the affairs of the Kirk of Scotland, from August 1637 to July 1638. By John Earl of Eothes. Edinburgh: 1830. Pp- [8]+iv+227, with three plates. Edited by David Laing. The ' relation' is of the first importance for the inception of the Covenant. The volume contains a portrait of Rothes. 38. The history of Scotland, from the death of King James I., in the year MCCCCXXXVI., to the year MDLXI. By John Lesley, Bishop of Ross. Edinburgh: 1830. Pp. [4]+xxiv+319, with one plate. Edited by Thomas Thomson. The volume contains a portrait of Bishop Lesley. See also No. 3 of the Publications of the Scottish Text Society. 39. Memoirs of the affairs of Scotland. By David Moysie. From early manuscripts. Edinburgh: 1830. MDLXXVII-MDCIII. Pp. xxvi + [2] +176, with two facsimiles. Edited by James Dennistoun. Also No. 3 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 40. Trial of Duncan Terig alias Clerk, and Alexander Bane Macdonald, for the murder of Arthur Davis, sergeant in General Guise's Eegiment of Foot. June, A.D. MDCCLIV. Edinburgh: 1831. Pp. [10] + v-xvi + 54. Presented by Sir Walter Scott. 41. Hymns and sacred songs, by Alexander Hume. Eeprinted from the edition of Waldegrave, 1599. Edinburgh: 1832. Pp. [8] + viii + [8] + 66 + [2] + 19. Presented by John Gardiner Kinnear. The author was the second son of Sir Patrick Hume of Polwarth, and Minister of Logie. He died in 1609. The volume also contains Hume's prose tract entitled, *Ane afold admonitioun to the Ministerie of Scotland. By a deing brother', of date circa 1607. See also No. 23 of the Publications of the Scottish Text Society. 42. Ancient criminal trials in Scotland; compiled from the original records and MSS., with historical illustrations, &c. By Eobert Pitcairn, Esq. Edinburgh: 1833. The work was issued in ten Parts as follows *.— Criminal trials and other proceedings before the Scotland. Trials during the reign of King MDLXix-MDXC. (Edinburgh: 1829.) Pp. xii + [8] + l-200. Do. do. Part II. MDXC-MDXCVI. Pp. iv+201-400, with one plate. Do. do. Part I I I . MDXCVI-MDC. Pp. [2]+ii+l-200, with one plate. High Court of Justiciary in James the Sixth. Part I. (Edinburgh: 1829.) (Edinburgh: 1829.) Bannatyne Club 35 Criminal trials and other proceedings before the High Court of Justiciary in Scotland. Trials during the reign of King James the Sixth. Part IV. MDC-MDCII. (Edinburgh: 1830.) Pp. [2]+ ii +201-400, with one plate. Do. do. P a r t V . MDCII-MDCIX. (Edinburgh: 1830.) Pp. [2] + ii+401-604. Do. do. Part VI. MDCIX-MDCXI. (Edinburgh: 1830.) Pp. [2] + ii + l-200. Do. do. Part VII. MDCXI-MDCXVI. (Edinburgh: 1830.) Pp. [4]+ 201-400. Do. do. Part VIII. MDCXVI-MDCXXIV. (Edinburgh: 1830.) Pp. iv +401-602. Do. do. Trials during the reigns of King James the Fourth and Fifth. Part IX. MCCCCLXXXVIII-MDXXXVII. (Edinburgh: 1831.) Pp. [4] + l*-200*. Do. do. Trials during the reigns of King James the Fifth and Mary Queen of Scots. Part X. Supplement—General Index, MDXXXVIIMDLXVIII. (Edinburgh: 1833.) Pp. iv + [4] + 201*-513* + [2] + 603-746, with two plates. For binding in volumes, separate titles (the first of the two printed above) and sub-titles were issued for Parts first, second, and third of Volume I., the whole embracing the years 1488-1596 ; for Parts first and second of Volume II., the whole embracing the years 1596-1609; and for Parts first and second of Volume I I I . , the whole embracing the years 1609-24. A dedicatory leaf was added to each volume, and also a Preface (Pp. xvi-xxi) to Volume I. Every title bears the date 1833. Also No. 19 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 43. A diurnal of remarkable occur rents that have passed within the country of Scotland, since the death of King James the Fourth till the year MDLXXV. From a manuscript of the sixteenth century, in the possession of Sir John Maxwell of Pollok, Baronet. Edinburgh: 1833. Pp. [8]+v-viii + 350, with one plate. Edited by Thomas Thomson. Also No. 23 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 44. Collection of ancient Scottish prophecies, in alliterative verse: Eeprinted from Waldegrave's edition, MDCIII. Edinburgh: 1833. Pp« [8]+v-viii+72. Edited by David Laing, with a Preface by Thomas Thomson. 45. Memoirs of the war carried on in Scotland and Ireland. By Major General Hugh Mackay, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's forces. With an Appendix of original papers. Edinburgh: 1833. MDCLXXXIX-MDCXCI. Pp. x x + 359, with two plates. Edited by James Maitland Hog of Newliston, Patrick Fraser Tytler, and Adam Urquhart. The volume contains a portrait of Mackay, and an Appendix of letters relating to military affairs in Scotland, 1689-90. Also No. 22 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 36 Publications of the 46. The buik of the most noble and vailzeand conquerour Alexander the Great. Edinburgh: 1831. Pp. [8]+ 442+ [2]. Presented by William Henry Miller. The work was first printed about 1580. 47. Instrumenta publica sive processus super fidelitatibus et homagiis Scotorum domino regi Anglise factis, A.D. MCCXCI-MCOXCVI. Edinburgi: 1834. Pp. xxii + [2] + 4 + 1176b + [2] +177-183 + xlvii. Edited by Thomas Thomson. The ' Ragman Rolls \ 48. Letters and papers relating to Patrick Master of Gray, afterwards seventh Lord Gray. Edinburgh : 1835. Pp. [8]+v-viii + 206-}-xxvii, with five plates. Edited by Thomas Thomson. The letters cover the period 1584-1608. The Appendix consists of letters, etc., for 1515-1606. 49. Chronica de Mailros, e codice unico in bibliotheca Cottoniana servato, nunc iterum in lucem edita. Notulis indiceque aucta. Edinburgi: 1835. PP- [8]+xviii+238+xliii, with three plates. paper. Edited by the Rev. Joseph Stevenson. chronicle is contemporary. A few copies printed on large From about the year 1140 to 1270 the 50. Philotus; a comedy. Eeprinted from the edition of Eobert Charteris. Edinburgh: 1835. Pp. [8] + xii + [48] + 32. Presented by John Whitefoord Mackenzie. With a Preface by David Irving. The Appendix contains Barnabe Rich's Tale of Phylotus and Emelia, contained in his * Rich his farewell to militarie profession', published in 1583. 51. Memorials of transactions in Scotland. A.D. MDLXIX-MDLXXIII. By Eichard Bannatyne, secretary to John Knox. Edinburgh: 1836. Pp. vi + [4] + vii-xxxii + [2] + 414. Edited by Robert Pitcairn. 52. A diary of public transactions and other occurrences, chiefly in Scotland, from January 1650 to June 1667. By John Nicoll. Edinburgh: 1836. Pp. [10]+v-xii+479, with one facsimile. Edited by David Laing. Bannatyne Club 37 53. The life of Lieut.-General Hugh Mackay, Commander in Chief of the forces in Scotland, 1689 and 1690. By John Mackay of Eockfield, Esq. Edinburgh : 1836. Pp. [8]+xii + 213 + [2], with one plate. Contains a portrait of General Mackay. 54. Excerpta e libris domicilii domini Jacobi Quinti Eegis Scotorum. Edinburgi: 1836. MDXXV.-MDXXXIII. Pp- [8]+v-xxiv+235+45, with a facsimile. Presented by the Hon. J. Henry Mackenzie, Lord Mackenzie ; Robert Graham; and James Mackenzie. The Household Book of James V. 55. Davidis Buchanani de scriptoribus Scotis libri primum editi. Edinburgi: 1837. duo, nunc Pp. [8]+vi + [2] + 140. Edited by David Irving. 56. Liber Sancte Marie de Melros. Munimenta vetustiora inonasterii Cistereiensis de Melros. Tomus primus. (Tomus secundus.) Edinburgi: 1837. (1837.) Pp. [8] + v-xxxii+xiv+[2] + xx + l-322 + xxxvi, with ten plates. (Pp. [4] + iiixxii +[4] +323-695+ xxxv, witli seventeen plates.) A few copies on large paper. Edited by Cosmo Innes. 57. The seven sages, in Scotish metre. By John Eolland of Dalkeith. Edinburgh: Eeprinted from the edition of MDLXXVIII. 1837. Pp. [8] + v-xxviii + [8] + 334 + [2]. Edited by David Laing. 58. Eegistrum episcopatus Moraviensis, e pluribus codicibus consarcinatum circa A.D. MCOCO. Cum continuatione diplomatum recentiorum usque ad A.D. MDCXXIII. Edinburgi: 1837. Pp. [8]+xlviii + [8]+xxiv+476 + xl, with twelve plates. Edited by Cosmo Innes. The plates include a map of Moray from drawings by Robert Gordon of Straloch. 59. Ancient Scotish melodies, from a manuscript of the reign of King James VI. With an introductory enquiry illustrative of the history of the music of Scotland. By William Dauney, Esq., F.S.A.Scot. Edinburgh: 1838. Pp. [10] + V-X + 390. Includes eighty-five airs from the Skene MS. Maitland Club. Also No. 43 of the Publications of the 38 Publications of the 60. Catalogue of the Library at Abbotsford. Edinburgh : 1838. Pp. [8]+v-vi + [2] + 464. Presented by Major Sir Walter Scott, Bart. The catalogue was prepared by J. G. Cochrane. Also Ho. 45 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 61. Syr Gawayne; A collection of ancient Eomance-poems, by Scotish and English authors, relating to that celebrated Knight of the Eound Table, with an Introduction, notes, and a Glossary. By Sir Frederick Madden, K.H., F.E.S., F.S.A., M.E.I.A., Corr. F.S.A.E., &c, Keeper of the MSS. in the British Museum. London: 1839. Pp. lxx+431, with six plates. 62. De arte logistica Joannis Naperi Merchistonii baronis, libri qui supersunt. Edinburgi: 1839. Pp. [12] + xciv + [2] +162, with two plates. Edited by Mark Napier. A portrait of John Napier of Merchiston is included. Also No. 47 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 63. Ferrerii historia abbatum de Kynlos: una cum vita Thomae Chrystalli abbatis. Edinburgi: 1839. Pp. [8] + v-xxii + [2] + 96. Edited by William Dobie Wilson, with a Preface by James Patrick Muirhead. John Ferrerius was teacher of the monks at Kinloss, 1531-37. 64. The iEneid of Virgil translated into Scottish verse. By Gawin Douglas, Bishop of Dunkeld. Volume I. (Volume II.) Edinburgh: 1839. (1839.) Pp. [8] +1-511. (Pp. [2] + 513-916 + ix.) A few copies on large paper. Edited by George Dundas. The second volume also contains the author's ' Comment' on the text. I t annotates no more than the first book of Virgil's epic. 65. Ohronicon de Lanercost. nunc primum typis mandatum. MCCI.-MCCCXLVI. E codice Cottoniano Edinburgi: 1839. Pp. [10] + xxii + [2] + 540 + xliv. Edited by the Rev. Joseph Stevenson. Maitland Club. Also No. 46 of the Publications of the 66. Historical observes of memorable occurrents in Church and State, from October 1680 to April 1686. By Sir John Lauder of Fountainhall. Edinburgh: 1840. Pp. xvi + 328, with one plate. Edited by Adam Urquhart and David Laing. A portrait of Fountainhall is given. Bannatyne Club 39 67. Correspondance diplomatique de Bertrand de Salignac de la Mothe Fenelon, ambassadeur de France en Angleterre, de 1568 a 1575. Tome Premier, Annees 1568 et 1569. Paris et Londres: 1838. Pp. [14] + xliv + [2] + 443. Do. do. 8vo. Tome deuxieme. Annee 1569. 1838. Tome troisieme. Annees 1570-1571. 1840. Tome quatrieme. Annees 1571-1572. 1840. Tome cinquieme. Annees 1572-1573. 1840. Tome sixieme. Annees 1574-1575. 1840. Tome septieme. Annees 1568-1575. 1840. Pp. [10] + 447. Do. do. Pp. [10]+ 448. Do. do. Pp. [10]+ 476. Do. do. Pp. [10]+ 484. Do. do. Pp. [10]+ 514. Do. do. Pp. [10] + iv + 565. Edited by Alexander Teulet. 68. Eoman de la Manekine, par Philippe de Eeimes, trouvere du treizieme siecle. Publie par Francisque Michel . . . Paris: 1840. Pp. [8] +XX+ 294. 69. Liber cartarum prioratus Sancti Andree in Scotia. E registro ipso in arehivis baronum de Panmure hodie asservato. Edinburgi: 1841. Pp. lxiv + [2]+432 + lvii, with seven plates. Edited by Thomas Thomson. 70. Liber cartarum Sancte Crucis. Munimenta ecclesie Sancte Orucis de Edwinesburg. Edinburgi: 1840. Pp. cxxxvi + [4] + 333, with fifteen plates. Edited by Cosmo Innes. 7 1 . Memoirs touching the Eevolution in Scotland, MDCLXXXVIII.MDCXC. By Colin Earl of Balcarres. Presented to King James II. at St. Germains, MDCXO. Edinburgh: 1841. Pp. xxiv+75. Edited by Lord Lindsay, 40 Publications of the 72. Correspondence of George Baillie of Jerviswood, MDOCIL-MDCCVIII. Pp. [16]+ 211. Edited by the Earl of Minto. Baillie's correspondence with the Duke of Roxburgh and Secretary James Johnstone elucidates the politics of the Union. 73. The letters and journals of Eobert Baillie, A.M., Principal of the University of Glasgow, MDOXXXVII.-MDOLXII. In three volumes. Volume first. (Volume second.) (Volume third.) Edinburgh: 1841. (1841.) (1842.) Pp. [8]+v-cxxii + 492, with one plate. (Pp. xii + 516.) impression in royal 8vo. for sale. Edited by David Laing. (Pp. xii + 628.) Also an 74. Eegistrum de Dunfermelyn. Liber cartarum abbatie Benedictine S. S. Trinitatis et B. Margarete regine de Dunfermelyn. Edinburgi: 1842. Pp. xxxviii+[2] + 562, with eight plates. Edited by Cosmo Innes. 75. Eegistrum episeopatus Glasguensis: Munimenta ecclesie metropolitane Glasguensis, a sede restaurata Nseculo ineunte XII., ad reformatam religionem. I. (II.) Edinburgi: 1843. (1843.) PP« [8] + cxxxvi+1-302, with three plates. (Pp. xxxiv + [4] + 303-621 + [2] + xliii, with nine plates.) Edited by Cosmo Innes. Also No. 61 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 76. A diary of the public correspondence of Sir Thomas Hope, of Craighall, Bart., 1633-1645. From the original, in the Library at Pinkie House. Edinburgh: 1843. Pp. [8]+iii-viii+234, with one plate. Edited by Thomas Thomson. Hope was Lord Advocate, and Commissioner to the General Assembly of 1643. 77. Leven and Melville Papers: Letters and State papers chiefly addressed to George Earl of Melville, Secretary of State for Scotland, 1689-1691. From the originals in the possession of the Earl of Leven and Melville. Edinburgh: 1843. Pp. lxxvi+668, with two plates. Edited by the Hon. William Leslie Melville. 78. Liber ecclesie de Scon: Munimenta Sancte Trinitatis et Sancti Michaelis de Scon. vetustiora monasterii Edinburgi: 1843. Pp. xxxii+264, with six plates. Presented by William Smythe. Also No. 62 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. Bannatyne Club 41 79. The accounts of the Great Chamberlains of Scotland, and some other Officers of the Crown, rendered at the Exchequer. Vol. I. MCCCXXVI.-MCCCLXX. (Volume II. MCCCLXXI.-MCCCCVI.) (Vol. III. MCCCCVL-MCCCCLiii.) E d i n b u r g h : 1 8 1 7 . ( 1 8 3 6 . ) (1817.) . Pp. xviii + 80* + xiv* + [2]+viii + 543+l, with one plate. (Pp. [4]+viii + 340 + 341*-382* + 341-679 + xxxix.) (Pp. xii + 576 +1.) Edited by Thomas Thomson. See Stationery Office Publications, F. vi., No. 6. 80. Horn et Kimenhild. Eecueil de ce qui reste des poemes relatifs a leurs aventures, composes en Francois, en Anglois et en Ecossois, dans les treizi^me, quatorzieme, quinzieme et seizieme siecles. Publie d'apres les manuscrits de Londres, de Cambridge, d'Oxford, et d'Edinburgh, par Francisque Michel, Docteur en Philosophic . . . Paris: 1845. Pp. lxiv+464, with four plates. 81. Acts and proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland, from the year MDLX. Collected from the most authentic manuscripts. Part first, MDLX-MDLXXVII. (Part second, MDLXXVIIIMDXOII.) (Part third, MDXCIII-MDCXVIII.) Edinburgh: 1839. (1840.) (1845.) Pp. [10] +1-398. (Pp. [8] + 401-790.) (Pp. [10]+liv + 793-1167 + 61.) Edited by Thomas Thomson. 'The Booke of the Universall Kirk of Scotland.' Also No. 49 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 82. Liber S. Marie de Calchou: Eegistrum cartarum abbacie Tironensis de Kelso. 1113-1567. Tom. I. (Tom. II.) Edinburgi: 1846. (1846.) Pp. [8]+lii+[8]+xxviii + [4] + viii + l-256, with four plates. (Pp. [2]+ 257-583, with three plates.) Edited by Cosmo Innes. 83. Liber S. Marie de Dry burgh: Eegistrum cartarum abbacie Premonstratensis de Dryburgh. Edinburgi: 1847. Pp. [14]+lxx+445, with three plates. Edited by William Eraser. 84. Carte monialium de Northberwic: Prioratus Cisterciensis B. Marie de Northberwic munimenta vetusta que supersunt. Edinburgi: 1847. Pp. xxxvi+[4]+99, with twelve plates. Edited by Cosmo Innes. 42 Publications of the 85. Liber insule missarum: Abbacie canonicorum regularium B. Virginis et S. Johannis de Inchaffery regisfcrum vetus: premissis quibusdam comitatus antiqui de Stratherne reliquiis. Edinburgi: 1847. Pp. [10] + lviii-M70, with one plate. Edited by Cosmo Innes. 86. Liber S. Thome de Aberbrothoc. Kegistriirn abbacie de Aberbrothoc. Pars prior. Begistrum vetus munimentaque eidem coetanea complectens. 1178-1329. Edinburgi: 1848. Pp. xxxvi + [4] + xxiv + 383, with seven plates. Do. do. Pars altera. Eegistrum nigrum necnon libros cartarum recentiores complectens. 1329-1536. Edinburgi: 1856. Pp. [l0]+ix-xlii + [2] + xlii + [2] + 628, with two plates and a map. Edited by Cosmo Innes and Patrick Chalmers. The plates include a portrait of Cardinal Beaton. The map of Old Angus and Mearns is from drawings by Timothy Pont and Robert Gordon of Straloch. 87. Historical notices of Scotish affairs, selected from the manuscripts of Sir John Lauder of Fountainhall, Bart., one of the Senators of the College of Justice. Volume first. 1661-1683. (Volume second. 1683-1688.) Edinburgh: 1848. (1848.) Pp. XXXVUi + [2] + l-456. Edited by David Laing. (Pp. [2] + 457-922 + [2].) 88. The ancient sculptured monuments of the county of Angus; including those at Meigle in Perthshire, and one at Fordoun in the Mearns. Edinburgh: 1848. Pp. vi + 7-16 + [2] +17-18, with twenty-four plates. Presented by Patrick Chalmers. Imperial folio. 89. Eegistrum S. Marie de JSTeubotle : Abbacie Cisterciensis Beate Virginis de Neubotle chartarium vetus. Accedit appendix cartarum originalium, 1140-1528. Edinburgi: 1849. Pp. lxxii + 369, with seven plates. Edited by Cosmo Innes. 90. The Darien papers : Being a selection of original letters and official documents relating to the establishment of a colony at Darien by the Company of Scotland trading to Africa and the Indies, 1695-1700. Edinburgh: 1849. Pp. xxxii-j-417, with three plates. Edited by John Hill Burton. Bannatyne Club 43 91. Descriptive catalogue of impressions from ancient Scottish seals, royal, baronial, ecclesiastical, and municipal, embracing a period from A.D. 1094 to the Commonwealth. Taken from original charters and other deeds preserved in public and private archives. By Henry Laing, Edinburgh. Edinburgh: 1850. Pp. xxxii + 232, with thirty-one plates. Also No. 68 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. A supplemental catalogue was published (but not for the Club) by Henry Laing in 1866. 92. Original letters relating to the ecclesiastical affairs of Scotland, chiefly written by, or addressed to, His Majesty King James the Sixth, after his accession to the English throne. Vol. I. MDCIII.-MDCXIV. (Vol. II. MDCXIV.-MDOXXV.) Edinburgh: 1851. (1851.) Pp. [8] + V-HV+ [2] +1-350 + 351*-458*. Edited by David Laing. (Pp. Xiv + 351-866.) 93. The history of the Church of Scotland. By John Spottiswood, Archbishop of St. Andrews. In three volumes. Volume I. (Volume II.) (Volume III.) Edinburgh : 18 5 0. (1850.) (1850.) Pp. [8] + cxlii + [2] + 384, with one plate. (Pp. [6] + iii-iv + 469.) (Pp. [6] + 310.) 8vo. Vol. I. edited by Bishop Michael Russell; Vols. I I . and I I I . by Mark Napier. See also No. 6 of the Publications of the Spottiswoode Society. 94. Eegistrum honoris de Morton: A series of ancient charters of the Earldom of Morton with other original papers. In two volumes. Vol. I. Original papers. (Vol. II. Ancient charters.) Edinburgh: 1853. (1853.) Pp. c+203, with two plates. (Pp. xxiv + 361.) Edited by Thomas Thomson, with the assistance of Alexander Macdonald. pleted, with Preface, by Cosmo Innes. Com- 95. Engraved portrait of Thomas Thomson, Esq., President of the Club, after a painting by Eobert Scott Lauder, KS.A. A biographical notice (pp. 12) by David Laing accompanied the engraving. 96. Breviarium Aberdonense: Pars estiva. Londini: 1854. p P« [8] + [24] + cxxxii leaves 4-lvii ditto + clxxiii ditto+ 3 ditto. Do. do. Pars hyemalis. Londini: 1854. Pp. [8]+[32] + cxxxii leaves + cxliv ditto + cvii ditto + 1 ditto. Edited by the Rev. Laing, dated contains pp. the Spalding William Blew. A Preface to the volumes was prepared by David September 1855, and was issued to the members of the Club. I t xxvii, with eight leaves of facsimile. The Breviary is also in Club, Uniform works, C ; and in the Maitland Club, No. 70. 44 Publications of the 97. Origines parochiales Scotiae: The antiquities, ecclesiastical and territorial, of the parishes of Scotland. Volume first. Edinburgh: 1851. Pp. xlii + [2] + 532, with a map. Edited by Cosmo Innes, assisted by the Rev. W. Anderson, Joseph Robertson, James B. Brichan, and J. M'Nab. Comprises the Diocese of Glasgow. Do. do. Edinburgh: 1854. Volume second. In two parts. Part I. Pp. x x + [4]+ 1-390+ [2], with a map. Edited by Cosmo Innes, assisted by James B. Brichan. Argyll and the Isles. Do. do. Edinburgh: 1855. Volume second. Comprises the Dioceses of In two parts. Part II. Pp. xxii + [4] + 391-846 + [2], with three maps. Edited by Cosmo Innes, assisted by James B. Brichan. Comprises the Dioceses of Ross and Caithness, with additions to the Dioceses of Argyll and the Isles. 98. A series of etchings chiefly of views in Scotland. By John Clerk of Eldin, Esq., MDCCLXXIII-MDCCLXXIX. With additional etchings and facsimiles from his drawings. Edinburgh: 1855. Pp. xxx, with fifty-eighty plates. Large folio. Edited by David Laing. The volume includes the plates published in No. 8 above, and also portraits of the author and of John Clerk, Lord Eldin. 99. Memoir of Thomas Thomson, Advocate. Pp. xii+251, with one plate. By Cosmo Innes. Edinburgh : 1854. 8vo. The plate is a portrait of Thomas Thomson. 100. The Black Book of Taymouth. With other papers from the Breadalbane charter room. Edinburgh: 1855. Pp. [8]+xxxviii + [2] + 443, with twelve plates. Large 4to. Edited by Cosmo Innes. Besides the * Black Book J (a genealogical history compiled by William Bowie in 1598) the volume contains ' The Chronicle of Fortirgall', 'Duncan Laideus alias Makgregouris Testament', and Court and household books, etc., for the period 1550-1619. There is a portrait of Sir Duncan Campbell of Glenurquhay (1598). 101. Letters from Roundhead officers, written from Scotland, and chiefly addressed to Captain Adam Baynes, July MDCL.-MDCLX. Edinburgh: 1856. Pp. xvi + 157. Edited by John Yonge Akerman. Baynes was a member of the Army and Admiralty Committees under the Commonwealth. Bannatyne Club 45 102. Eegistrum episcopatus Brechinensis. Cui accedunt cartae quamplurimae originales. I.—Eegistrum. Aberdoniae: 1856. Pp- [8] + xxxii+xlii + 234, with thirteen plates. Do. do. II.—Appendix cartarum. Aberdoniae: 1856. Pp. [4]+517, with two plates. Presented by Patrick Chalmers and John Inglis Chalmers. The Preface by Cosmo Innes. The first volume contains a portrait of Patrick Chalmers of Auldbar. 103. Vita Sancti Columbae: Auctore Adamnano monasterii Hiensis abbate. Dublinii: 1857. p P« [8]+lxxx+497+[2], with nine plates. This is the edition of Adamnan by Dr. William Reeves published for the Irish Archaeological and Celtic Society in 1857. 104. Original letters of Mr. John Colville, 1582-1603. To which is added, his Palinode, 1600. With a memoir of the author. Edinburgh: 1858. Pp- [8]-M + viii + 407, with one plate. Edited by David Laing. Colville was the paid agent of the English Government in Scotland, and his letters report the political situation there. 105. Eegistrum cartarum ecclesie Sancti Egidii de Edinburgh. A series of charters and original documents connected with the Church of St. Giles, Edinburgh, MCCCXLIV.-MDLXVII. Edinburgh: 1859. Pp. xviii+[2] + cxvi+336, with eight plates. Edited by David Laing. 106. A catalogue of the graduates in the Faculties of Arts, Divinity, and Law, of the University of Edinburgh, since its foundation. Edinburgh: 1858. Pp. [10] + iii-xxvi + 342. By David Laing. 8vo. 107. Papiers d'etat, pieces et documents inedits ou peu connus relatifs a l'histoire de l'l^cosse au XVI e siecle. Tir^s des bibliotheques et des archives de France, et publics pour le Bannatyne Club d'Edimbourg, par A. Teulet . . . Tome premier. Paris : (1852). p P« [8] + xxxiv+xxxiv + 739 + [4], with four plates. Do. do. Tome second. Paris: (1852). Pp. [2]+956+[2], with one plate. Do. p do. Tome troisieme. Paris: (1860). P« [8j+xxviii+xxviii + 758 + [6j+156 + 27, with one plate. Vol. I. embraces the period 1513-60; Vol. II. 1561-87; Vol. III. 1563-1603. Vol. III. contains ' Extrait du compte rendu des sceances morales et politiques : Rapport de M. Mignet, sur une publication intituled "Papiers d'etat".' 46 Publications of the 108. Tracts by Dr. Gilbert Skeyne, Medicinar to his Majesty. Edinburgh: 1860. Pp. [8] + xii + 47 + [8], The Preface by William Forbes Skene. The tracts are e Ane breve descriptioun of the pest', originally printed in 1568; and 'Ane breif descriptioun of the qualiteis and effectis of the w e l l of the woman hill besyde Abirdene', printed in 1580. 109. Eegistrum domus de Soltre, necnon ecclesie collegiate S. Trinitatis prope Edinburgh, etc. Charters of the Hospital of Soltre, of Trinity College, Edinburgh, and other collegiate churches in MidLothian. Edinburgh: 1861. Pp. xxiv + [2] + cxxxii + 380, with nine plates. Edited by David Laing. 110. Tracts by David Fergusson, Minister of Dunfermline, Edinburgh: 1860. MDLXIII.- MDLXXII. Pp. [10] + vii-xxviii + 88. 8vo. Presented by the Very Rev. John Lee. Contains Renat Benedict's epistle to John Knox, 1561; Fergusson's answer to the same, 1563; and a sermon preached by him in 1571. 111. Inuentaires de la royne descosse douairiere de France. Catalogues of the jewels, dresses, furniture, books, and paintings of Mary Queen of Scots. 1556-1569. Edinburgh : 1863. Pp. [l0] + vii-clxviii + 223, with one plate. Edited by Joseph Robertson. 112. The works of John Knox; Collected and edited by David Laing. Volume first. (Volume second . . . Volume sixth. Part II.) Edinburgh: 1846. (1848.) (1854.) (1855.) (1856.) (1864.) (1864.) Pp. [8] + xliv+564, with two plates. (Pp. vi + [2] + 644, with two plates.) (Pp. [10] + v-viii + [2] + 542.) (Pp. [8] + v-viii + 575.) (Pp. [12] +16 +13*-17* + 17-536, with one plate.) (Pp. [8] + v-lxxxviii + 273, with seven plates.) (Pp. [4]+ 277-755, with two plates.) 8vo. Vols. I. and II. contain the History of the Reformation printed for the Wodrow Society, No. 10. Portraits of John Knox are in Vols. I. and VI. Vols. III.-VI. were not published by the Club, but were printed on Club paper and provided for members. 113. Concilia Scotiae ecclesiae Scoticanae statuta tarn provincialia quam synodalia quae supersunt. MCCXXV.-MDLIX. Tomus primus. (Tomus secundus.) Edinburgi: 1866. (1866.) Pp. [l2] + ix-cccxiv, with one plate. Edited by Joseph Robertson. (Pp. vi + xxxii + 3ll, with a facsimile.) See Scottish History Society, No. 54. Bannatyne Club 47 114. Royal letters, charters, and tracts, relating to the colonization of New Scotland, and the institution of the Order of Knight Baronets of Nova Scotia, 1621-1638. Edinburgh: 1867. Pp. [8] + v-vi +127 + 51 + [32] + 47 + [34], with four plates. Edited by David Laing. The volume contains a collection of Royal letters, Acts of Privy Council, proclamations, etc., 1621-36; Captain John Mason's * A brief discourse of the New-found-land'; ' Nova Scotia. The King's patent to Sir William Alexander'; Sir William Alexander's * An encouragement to colonies'; Sir Robert Gordon of Lochinvar's ' Encouragements for New Galloway, in America'; and royal charters of lands in Nova Scotia to Sir William Alexander of Menstrie and Sir Robert Gordon of Lochinvar. There is a portrait of William Earl of Stirling, 1637- 115. Adversaria: Notices illustrative of some of the earlier works printed for the Bannatyne Club. Edinburgh : 1867. Pp. iv+[4] + 55 + 8, with eight plates. Presented by David Laing. Contains portraits of Principal Robert Rollock, Sir David Murray of Gorthy, and Sir James Dalrymple, Viscount Stair. 116. The Bannatyne Club. Lists of members and the rules, with a catalogue of the books printed for the Bannatyne Club since its institution in 1823. Edinburgh: 1867. Pp. viii + [4] + 99. 8vo. With a Preface by David Laing. 1841, 1846, 1854. The Club also issued Catalogues in 1825, 1833, 117. Bannatyne Albums.1 Album of the Bannatyne Club. No. I. Pp. 22+ [2]. Issued in 1825, containing a list of works recommended for publication by the Club. Album of the Bannatyne Club. No. II. Pp. 40. Issued in 1831, containing a list of volumes suggested for publication. Album of the Bannatyne Club. No. I I I . Pp. 17. Issued in 1854, containing a further list of desiderata. The Album describes the locality of many works which the Club failed to print before its dissolution. 1 8vo. Not in the Club Catalogue. 48 Publications of the 118. Bannatyne Garlands.1 1. A Bannatyne garland, quhairin the President speaketh. Pp. 6. By Sir Walter Scott. 2. The Bannatyne garland. Number second. Pp. 7. By Patrick Fraser Tytler. 3. Ane richt pithie and pleasant ballat of Bannatyne, eftir the maner of ane garland, followis, jocund and mirrie . . . Athenis. Pp. 7. 4. A Bannatyne garland. Edinburgh: November 23, 1824. Pp. 4. By Patrick Fraser Tytler. 5. Ane Bannatyne garlande, brevit be Maister Patrick, of the Kingis Chekar. Dunedin: 1826. Pp. 6+ [2], By Patrick Fraser Tytler. 6. A new Bannatyne garland; complyit be Doctor Jehan of the Hall Eyall. Sanct Paulis Wark : 1828. Pp. 8. By Dr John Jamieson. 7. Ane new Bannatyne garland. 1829. Pp. 7. By Patrick Fraser Tytler. 8. Ane plesand garland, beand ane lytill and merie conceittit geste callit ye Coirne-clyppis . . . Sanct Androis. Pp. 12. By Robert Pitcairn. 9. Two Bannatyne garlands from Abbotsford ; 1. Captain Ward and the rainbow. 2. The reever's penance. Edinburgh: 1848. Pp. 6 + 10. Presented by David Laing. 1 Black Letter. 8vo. The Garlands are not included in the Club Catalogue. Bannatyne Club 10. Tears on the death of Evander, &c. burgh : 1848. 49 By G. Lauder. Edin- Pp. 14. Presented by W . B. Turnbull. W O R K S R E L A T I V E TO B U T NOT P A R T O F T H E CLUB'S S E R I E S . 1 A. Notices relative to the Bannatyne Club, instituted in February, M.DCCC. XXIII. Including critiques on some of its publications. Edinburgh: 1836. Pp. xviii + [2] + 277. 4to. Edited by James Maidment. B. Relations politiques de la France et de l'Espagne avec FEcosse au xvie siecle. Papiers d'6tat, pieces et documents in^dits ou peu connus tires des bibliotheques et des archives de France. Publies par Alexandre Teulet, archiviste aux archives de l'Empire. Nouvelle edition. Tome premier. Correspondances franchises 1515-1560. (Francois I er , Henri II.-Jacques V, Marie Stuart.) Paris: 1862. Pp. [6] + xlii + [2] + 417. 8vo. Do. do. Tome deuxieme. Correspondances franchises 1559-1573. (Francois II, Charles IX.-Marie Stuart.) Paris: 1862. Pp. [4]+ 459. Do. do. Tome troisieme. Correspondances franchises 1575-1585. (Henry III.-Marie Stuart, Jacques VI.) Paris: 1862. Pp. [4]+ 379. Do. 1585-1603. Paris: 1862. do. Tome quatrieme. Correspondances franchises (Henri III, Henri IV.-Marie Stuart, Jacques VI.) Pp. [4]+ 393. Do. do. Tome cinquieme. Correspondances espagnoles 1562-1588. (Philippe II.-Marie Stuart, Jacques VI.) Paris: 1862. Pp. [4] + xvi + 523. 1 I n its Catalogue (No. 116) A, B, and C (and also Laing's Supplemental Catalogue : see p. 43, No. 91) are mentioned as ' suitable additions' to the Club's series. 50 Bannatyne Club C. Fasti ecclesiae Scoticanse: The succession of Ministers in the parish churches of Scotland, from the Eeformation, A.D. 1560, to the present time. By Hew Scott, A.M., F.S.A.Sc., Minister of AnstrutherWester. P a r t i . Synod of Lothian and Tweedale. Edinburgh: 1866. Pp. iv + [2] + 400. 4to. Do. do. Part II. Synods of Merse and Teviotdale, Dumfries, and Galloway. Edinburgh: 1867. Pp. [4]+ 403-801. Do. do. Edinburgh: 1868. Vol. II., Part I. Synod of Glasgow and Ayr. Pp. [4]+ 386. Do. do. Vol. II., Part II. and Stirling. Edinburgh: 1869. Synods of Fife, and Perth Pp. [4]+ 387-860. Do. do. Vol. III., Part I. Synods of Argyll, Glenelg, Moray, Eoss, Sutherland and Caithness, Orkney, and Zetland. Edinburgh: 1870. Pp. vi + 460. Do. do. Vol. I l l , Part II. Angus and Mearns. Edinburgh: 1871. Synods of Aberdeen, and Pp. [4]+ 461-924. D. Correspondence of Sir Eobert Kerr, first Earl of Ancram, and his son William, third Earl of Lothian. In two volumes. Vol. I.— 1616-1649. (Vol. IT.—1649-1667.) Edinburgh: 1875. (1875.) Pp. [12] + cxxx + [2] + 248, with seven plates. (Pp. [4]+ 249-563, witn four plates.) 4to. Presented by the Earl of Lothian ' to the surviving members of the Bannatyne Club'. The volumes contain portraits of the first Earl of Ancram, the third Earl of Lothian, Lady Anne Stanley (Countess of Ancram), Anne Kerr (Countess of Lothian), James seventh Earl of Derby, his wife Charlotte de Tremoille, David Leslie (Lord Newark), and Archibald Marquis of Argyll. Berwickshire Naturalists' Club 51 PUBLICATIONS OF THE BERWICKSHIRE NATURALISTS* CLUB.1 Founded in Goldingham in 1831 'for the purposes of examining and antiquities of the county and its adjacent districts \ the natural history 1-10. Prior to the 1887 volume the activities of the Club were almost exclusively restricted to the study of natural science. The volumes issued before that date are therefore not catalogued here. Attention, however, is drawn to * The Border Family of Papedy', by James Hardy, ' The Swintons of that I l k ' , by Archd. C. Swinton, and 'Account of Simprin, Berwickshire', by James Hardy, in the vol. for 1876-78; ' The Catrail', by James Smail, and a bibliography of James Maidment's works in the vol. for 1879-81 ; ' The early literature of Flodden Field', by William Wilson, and ' Hill forts, intrenched camps, etc. in Roxburghshire', by Professor James Geikie, in the vol. for 1882-84. 11. History of the Berwickshire Naturalists' Club. September 22, 1831 . . . 1885-1886. Alnwick: 1887. Pp. [l0] + 586 + [2] + xlv, withfifteenplates. Instituted The volume includes :— * Historic notices of Haughton Castle'. By the Rev. G. Rome Hall. * The Edgars of Wedderlie'. By the Rev. J. H. Edgar. 'Notes on the Manors of Akeld and Coupland' (two papers). By James Hardy and Matthew Culley. * Historical notes relating to Branxholme'. By William E. Lockhart. 12. Do. do. 1887-1889. Alnwick: 1890. Pp. [8] + 564 + xli, with seventeen plates. The volume includes :— 'Brenkburne Priory, Minister's account of 1535-6'. 13. Do. do. 1890-1891. Alnwick: 1892. Pp. [8]+419+xxiv, with twelve plates. The volume includes :— ' The pre-Reformation churches, etc., of Berwickshire \ By John Ferguson. * Elwyndale and its three towers \ By John Freer. ' Chapel of St Cuthbert-in-the-Sea '. By Sir Wm. Crossman. * The recent excavations at Holy Island Priory'. By the same. 14. Do. do. 1892-1893. Alnwick: 1894. p P . [8] + 418 + [2] + xxxviii, with thirteen plates. The volume includes :— * The Gaelic element in the spoken language of the south of Scotland \ Miss Russell. ' Some place-names in Scotland'. By the same. ' Documents' relating to Berwick and Morpeth. * Amble and Hauxley' (two papers). By J. C. Hodgson. ' Notes on Newton Don and its former owners \ By C. B. Balfour. * On the remains of the Roman station at Cappuck'. By Waiter Laidlaw, 1 The volumes are 8vo, By 52 Berwickshire Naturalists' Club 15. History of the Berwickshire Naturalists' Club. Instituted September 22, 1831 . . . Vol. XV.—1894-1895. Alnwick: 1897. Pp. [l0] + 390+xxvi, with fourteen plates. The volume includes :— ' The early history of Stichill \ By the Rev. George Gunn. * Brotherwick'. By J. C. Hodgson. 4 Mellerstain and the Haitlies thereof'. By Major-General S. A. Lithgow and James Hardy. 1 Memorials . . . of the parish of Hobkirk'. By Walter Deans. * Innerwick Castle, Edenken's Brig, and Thornton'. By James Hardy. ' Some Scotch place-names '. By Miss Russell. ' T h e state of the kirks within the Presbytery of Kelso, July 1649'. By the Rev. Thomas Leishmann. 16. Do. do. Vol. XVI.—1896-1898. Alnwick: 1899. Pp. [12] + 394 + [2] + xxiv, with thirty-one plates. The volume includes :— ' Remains of early religious architecture in Berwickshire \ By J. Ferguson. 1 The Dons of Smailholm \ By C. B. Balfour. * Communion tokens of the south-eastern border of Scotland'. * Notes on the Flodden banner preserved at Wedderburn Castle \ By Colonel Milne Home. ' John de Raynton, first of Lamberton'. By William Maddan. ' Notice on two early ministers of the parish of Roxburgh' (John Ker and James Betoun). By the Rev. David Paul. 17. Do. do. Vol. XVIL—1899-1900. Alnwick: 1901. Pp. [12] + 325 + xxii, with fifteen plates. 18. Do. do. Vol. XVIIL—1901-1902. Alnwick: 1904. Pp. [8] + 310 + xxiv, with twenty-six plates. The volume includes :— ' Crailing or Taverlinn and some other old names \ By Miss Russell. 'Historical notes on the church and barony of Linton in Teviotdale\ the Rev. James F. Leishmann. ' Old Thirlestane Castle and Convent of Thirlestane \ By Francis Lynn. * The local and personal name of Ewart'. By the Rev. C. Ewart Butler. 19. 1907. Do. do. Vol. XIX.—1903, 1904, 1905. By Alnwick: Pp. [12] + 378 + ix, with eighteen plates. The volume includes :— * Cuthbertshope, Roxburghshire; with an appended note on Derestreet'. By George Watson. * Arthur Seat—its history and nomenclature'. By John Geddie. * Notes on Berwick Castle, and the modern owners thereof \ By William Maddan. 20. Do. do. Vol. XX. The volume is incomplete. I t includes :— ' The history of the Franciscan Friary of Jedburgh \ By George Watson. Buchan Field Club 53 PUBLICATIONS OF THE BUCHAN FIELD CLUB.1 Founded in Peterhead in 1887 for ' the study of natural logy, folklore, history, and literature of Buchan K science, and of the archceo- 1. Transactions of the Buchan Field Club. Peterhead. 1887 to 1890. Pp. vi + 232, with three plates. The volume includes :— ' The Stone Age in Buchan'. By William Boyd. ' The stone circles of Old Deer'. By James Spence. ' Church discipline 200 years ago'. By James Aiken. * The Burgh of Rattray'. By James Cumine. * Peterhead : parochial and ecclesiastical'. By James Aiken. * The Presbytery of Deer during the Commonwealth'. By the Rev. James Forrest. ' Coast names near Peterhead'. By H. B. Mitchell. 2. Do. do. 1891-92. Peterhead. Pp. vi + [2] + 202, with one plate. The volume includes :— ' T h e Buchan dialect'. By the Rev. James Forrest. ' History of Strichen'. By Robert Anderson. * Traces of early man in Buchan'. By John Milne. James Forrest. 4 The Reformation beside the Ugies'. By the Rev. A. Chalmers. ' Early Protestantism beside the Ugies'. By the same. ' Place names in Buchan'. By John Milne. The volumes are small 4to. 54 Buchan Field Club * Folklore days and seasons '. By James Spence. 1 The Parkhouse circle'. By H. B. Mitchell. ' Ethnographical survey . . . in Buchan'. By J. F. Tocher. * Historical notes on Ellon and neighbourhood '. By J. Moir. ' Ardgirth Castle—Abbotshall'. By the Rev. N. K. M'Leod. 5. Transactions of the Buchan Field Club. Peterhead. 1898-1900. Vol. V. Pp. xii + 242, with nine plates. The volume includes :— * Folklore days and seasons '. By James Spence. * The Manor of Kininmonth '. By the Bev. A. Chalmers. * The origin of the Picts and Scots'. By John Gray. * Rattray'. By John Milne. 6. Do. do. 1901. Vol. VI. Peterhead. Pp. viii + 244, with fourteen plates. The volume includes : — ' The ethnology of Buchan \ By J. Cray and J. F. Tocher. ' Old Slains Castle'. By the Rev. Andrew Chalmers. * Cairnbulg Castle '. By the same. ' T h e frequency and pigmentation value of surnames in East Aberdeenshire'. By J. Gray and J. F. Tocher. 7. Do. do. 1902-3. Vol. VII. Peterhead. Pp. xii + 247, with three plates. The volume includes :— 4 Aiichiries \ By J. C. M. Ogilvie Forbes. * Peter Buchan, printer and ballad collector '. By J. A. Fairley. * The history of Fy vie Castle'. By Robert Anderson. ' The stone-circles of the north-east of Scotland'. By F. R. Coles. < William Meston'. By J. T. Findlay. * The Druids'. By H. B. Mitchell. 8. Do. do. 1904-1905. Vol. VIII. Peterhead. Pp. x + 232, with two plates. The volume includes :— ' Place names in Lonmay'. By the Rev. James Forrest. 'John, seventh Lord Sinclair, Covenanter and royalist'. Contains original correspondence. * The making of our mother tongue'. By Peter Giles. 9. Do. do. 1906-1908. Vol. IX. By J. A. Fairley. Peterhead. Pp. xvi + 344, with five plates. The volume includes :— < Abbotshall of Ellon'. By T. Mair. ' Lord Pitsligo, patriot, saint and outlaw'. By the Rev. James Stark. ' The development of Buchan in early times'. By Peter Giles. * The Castles of Ravenscraig and Inverugie'. By the Rev. James Forrest. Clarendon Historical Society 55 PUBLICATIONS OF THE CLARENDON HISTORICAL SOCIETY.1 Founded in Edinburgh in 1882 for l the publication of original historical documents and manuscripts, and reprinting of rare historical pamphlets, tracts, memoirs and trials, more especially those relating to the period from A.D. 1640 to 1*745'. The Society has ceased to publish since 1889. 1. The wicked wayes of the cruell Cavaliers, 1644. 1882. Pp. 8. 2. Two extracts from " The Mercurius Caledonius" of January 8th, 1661. 1882. Pp. 8. Describes the proclamation of Charles II. at Edinburgh, and the funeral of Montrose. 3. The Devill and the Parliament, or, The Parliament and the Devill: a contestation between them for the precedencie (1648). 1882. Pp. 10. 4. Cheriton Eight (March 29th, 1644), being Sir William Balfour's account of the battle in a letter to the Earl of Essex. 1882. Pp. 6. 5. Seotise numisma: or, Ancient Scotish coins: their real and proportional value; with some observations on the prices of provisions in Scotland in ancient times, to which is added A notice of Scotish monastic institutions at the period of the Eeformation (1738). 1883. Pp. 22. 6. A miraculous victory obtained by the Eight Honorable Ferdinando Lord Fairfax, against the army under the command of the Earl of Newcastle at Wakefield in Yorkshire . . . 1 6 4 3 . 1883. Pp. 14. 7. A letter from a gentleman in Boston, to Mr. George Wishart, one of the Ministers of Edinburgh, concerning the state of religion in New-England. 1742. 1883. Pp. 16. x The Reprints are in two editions, 8vo. and large paper. (except New Series, 16) in their order of publication. They are catalogued Publications of the 56 8. A brief discovery of the true mother of the pretended Prince of Wales, known by the name of Mary Grey . . . By William Fuller, Gent., sometime Page of Honour to the late Queen in France. 1696. 1883. Pp. 22. 9. A letter from the Eight Honourable Ferdinando, Lord Fairfax, to His Excellency Eobert, Earl of Essex . . . 1643. 1883. Pp. 4. Relates his raising of the siege of Hull in 1643. 10. The remonstrance of the state of the kingdom: To which is added the petition of the House of Commons which accompanied it. 1641. 1883. Pp. 32. 11. A historical enquiry concerning Henry Hudson . . . his discovery of Delaware Bay. Abridged from the work of John Meredith Eead, Jr. . . . and edited by Edmund Goldsmid . . . 1883. Pp. 88. 12. A letter from an English traveller at Eome to his father. (1721.) Now first printed. 1884. pp. n . The letter has been ascribed to Lord Blandford. Court in Rome. I t describes the exiled Stewart 13. A King and no King: or, The best argument for a just title. Being the present case of Great Britain, briefly consider'd in a seasonable address to the people. 1*716. 1884. Pp. 10. 14. Considerations upon a printed sheet entituled The speech of the late Lord Eussel to the Sheriffs: Together with the paper delivered by him to them, at the place of execution, on July 2 1 , 1683. 1683. 1884. Pp. 40. 15. The closing days about Eichmond; or, The last days of Sheridan's cavalry. By H. Edwin Tremain, Major and A.D.C., BrigadierGeneral, U.S.A. 1884. Pp. 58. Clarendon Historical Society 57 16. The rebellion of 1715. Gathering clouds: Being a contemporary account of the events immediately preceding the rebellion. 1884. Pp. 48. Excerpts from ' The present state of Europe \ 17. The rebellion of 1715. The storm: Being a contemporary account of the rebellion. 1884. Pp. 126. Describes the Jacobite invasion of England. 18. Colchesters teares: affecting & afflicting city & country, dropping from the sad face of a new warr threatning to bury in her own ashes that woful town . . . 1648. 1884. Pp. 21. NEW SERIES. 1. The journal of King Edward's reign, written with his own hand. From the original in the Cotton Library (Nero. c. 10). 1884. Pp. 86. King Edward VI. 5s journal. 2. Lex Talionis; or, A declamation against Mr Challener, the crimes of the times and the manners of you know whom. 1647. 1885. Pp. 12. 3. G-allienus redivivus; or, Murther will out, &c, being a true account of the De-Witting of Glencoe, Gaffney, &c. 1695. 1885. Pp. 30. 4. The several declarations made in Council concerning the birth of the Prince of Wales. 1688. 1885. Pp. 30. 5. Memoirs of the Chevalier de St. George, with some private passages of the life of the late King James II. 1712. Never before published. 1885. Pp. 52. 58 Publications of the 6. A faithful memorial of that remarkable meeting of many officers of the army in England, at Windsor Castle, in the year 1648. 1659. 1885. Pp. 13. By William Allen. 7. A dialogue between a Whig and a Jacobite upon the subject of the late rebellion and the execution of the rebel Lords, etc. 1715-16. 1885. Pp. 26. 8. An account of the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, not hitherto published. Being a letter from Eobert Wyngfield Esq, to Lord Treasurer Cecil. 1752, 1886. Pp. 12. 9. Twenty lookes over all the Round-Heads that ever lived in the world. 1643. 1886. pp. 9. 10. The memoirs of George Leyburn. Being a journal of his agency for Prince Charles in Ireland in the year 1647. 1886. Pp. 82. 11. The character of a modern Whig, or An alamode true loyal Protestant. (1681.) 1886. Pp. 8. 12. A letter from His Excellencie the Lord General Monck, and the officers under his command, to the Parliament in the name of themselves and the souldiers under them. 1659. 1886. Pp. 10. 13. Seditious preachers, ungodly teachers exemplified, in the case of the Ministers, ejected by the Act of Uniformity 1662, who appear to have been the only trumpets to war, and incendiaries towards rebellion, from their own printed sermons, and my Lord Clarendon's History. 1709. 1887. Pp. 48. 14. The massacres of Saint Bartholomew. Pp. 15. 1888. Clarendon Historical Society 59 15. An Ordinance appointing Commissioners for approbation of publique preachers. 1653. 1889. Pp. 7. 16. Explanatory notes of a pack of Cavalier playing cards temp. Charles II., forming a complete political satire of the Commonwealth. By Edmund Goldsmid. 1886. Pp. 23, with 52 plates. Issued jointly by the Clarendon Historical and Aungervyle Societies. Club of Deir 6o PUBLICATIONS OF THE CLUB OF D E I R 1 Founded in New Maud in 1868 for Hhe discussion of scientific, literary, and other subjects, not of a party character, bearing upon the physical, intellectual, or moral welfare of a community \ 1. A paper on village hospitals. April 1869. Peterhead: 1869. Eead before the Club of Deir. Pp. 18. By Dr Jamieson, Peterhead. 2. Early progress of Christianity in Buchan, being two papers read before the Club of Deir, by George Ogilvie, M.D., Professor of the Institutes of Medicine in the University of Aberdeen. Aberdeen: 1873. Pp. [6]+ 52. 3. The peat mosses of Buchan: A paper read to the Club of Deir, by the Eev. James Peter, M.A., F.S.A.Scot., Minister of Deer. Aberdeen: 1875. Pp. 41 + [5], with one plate. 4. The story of two Buchan Clubs: The Old Deer Club, 17921 8 3 7 ; The Club of Deir, 1868-1902, by Alexander Milne, M.A., D.D. Peterhead: 1904. Pp. 27, with one plate. 5. A lay of the Club of Deir. By A. H. Duncan. Pp. 4. 1 The tracts are small 4to. Peterhead: 1905. Dumfriesshire and Galloway Society 61 PUBLICATIONS OF THE DUMFKIESSHIKE AND GALLOWAY NATUKAL HISTORY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY.1 Founded in Dumfries in 1862 * to secure a more frequent interchange of thought and opinion among those who cultivate natural history and antiquities . . . the resources of Dumfriesshire and Galloway for such objects being particularly kept in view \ The Society ceased to meet in 1875. In the following year (1876) it was reconstituted ' to secure a more frequent interchange of thought and opinion among those who devote themselves to scientific, archceological, and natural history studies \ and adopted the title i Dumfriesshire and Galloway Scientific, Antiquarian, and Natural History Society \ It has used the word 'Scientific1, however, only on its 1879 and 1884 volumes. 1. The transactions and journal of the proceedings of the Dumfriesshire & Galloway Natural History and Antiquarian Society. Session 1863-1864. Edinburgh: 1864. Pp. [4]+ 70. The volume (actually for the Session 1862-63) includes :— ' Antiquities of the Stone, Bronze, and Iron periods found in Dumfriesshire'. By W. G, Gibson. ' Dumfries in the olden time \ By James Starke. 2. Do. do. Session 1863-64. Dumfries: 1866. Pp. [4]+14+[2]+ 77, with two plates. The volume includes :— * Antiquities and old records of Dumfriesshire and Galloway'. By James Starke. ' The old Monastery of Dumfries \ By the same. 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The volume includes :— ' An address on the archaeology of Dumfries and Galloway'. By James Starke. * Notes on the Scottish language'. By the same. * Relics of Covenanting times in the parish of Irongray'. By the Rev. Thomas Underwood. 6. • Do. do. Session 1867-68. Dumfries: 1871. Pp. [4] 4-65. The volume includes :— ' St Ninian, the Apostle of Galloway'. By James Starke. * Names of places in the neighbourhood [of Dumfries] which are of Celtic origin \ By M. Moriarty. * The Scottish Service Book of 1637'. By James Starke. 7. The transactions and journal of the proceedings of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Scientific, Antiquarian, and Natural History Society. Sessions 1876-77 and 1877-78. Dumfries: 1879. Pp. [4]+ 84. The volume includes :— i Lincluden and Collegiate Church \ By J. G. Anderson. 8. The transactions and journal of proceedings of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History & Antiquarian Society. Sessions 1878-79 and 1879-80 . . . Dumfries: 1881, Pp. [6] + 93. The volume includes :— 'Local anthropology'. By Wm. M'llwraith. 9. The transactions and journal of proceedings of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Scientific, Natural History, and Antiquarian Society. Sessions 1880-81, 1881-82, 1882-83. Dumfries: 1884. Pp. viii + 113. The volume includes :— 4 Place names of Nithsdale \ By J. Shaw. 10. The transactions and journal of proceedings of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History & Antiquarian Society. Sessions 1 8 8 3 - 8 4 , 1 8 8 4 - 8 5 , 1 8 8 5 - 8 6 . Dumfries: 1887. Pp. vi+187, with one plate. The volume includes :— ' The founder of Lincluden Abbey \ By W. M'Dowall. * Notes on Lincluden Abbey \ By J. Barbour. ' The town's [Dumfries] common mills and their history \ 4 Galloway place names \ By J. M'Kie. By the same. Dumfriesshire and Galloway Society 63 11. The transactions and journal of proceedings of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History & Antiquarian Society. Session 1886-87. 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Shaw. * Curious place names'. By P. Dudgeon. 15. Do. do. Session 1892-93. Dumfries: 1894. Pp. [4] +160, with one plate. The volume includes :— ' Surnames of Kirkcudbrightshire \ By J. Shaw. * Old Dumfries documents '. By the Rev. John Cairns. 16. Do. do. Dumfries: 1895. Founded November, 1862. Session 1893-94. Pp. [4] +168, with one plate. The volume includes :— 1 Martyr graves of Kirkcudbrightshire'. By the Rev. J. H. Thomson. * Dundrennan Abbey'. By J. C. Aitken. * Recent investigations of the Roman W a l l ' (Hadrian's). By A. D. Murray. * Monastic Orders connected with Dumfries 500 years ago'. By J. G. H. Starke. ' Words of the Dumfriesshire dialect'. By J. Shaw. 64 Publications of the 17. The transactions and journal of proceedings of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History & Antiquarian Society. Founded November, 1862. Session 1894-95. Dumfries: 1896. Pp. M +191> with three plates. The volume includes:— ' Dumfries sixty years ago \ By R. H. Taylor. ' Birrens and Birrenswark \ By J. Macdonald. ' Standing stones of the Stewartry \ By F. R. Coles. * A famous old battlefield' (Dsegastan, 603 A.D.). By A. D. Murray. ' Nithsdale during the Jacobite rising of 1745'. By J . W. Whitelaw. ' Old Annan' to 1547. By George Neilson. 18. Do. do. Session 1895-96. Dumfries: 1897. Pp. [4] +180, with seven plates. The volume includes :— ' Place names of the Stewartry'. By F. R. Coles. * Inscribed stones of Dumfriesshire \ By J. Macdonald. < The battle of Dornock' (1333, A.D.). By George Neilson. 19. Birrens and its antiquities: With an account of recent excavations and their results. By James Macdonald, LL.D., F.S.A.Scot., and James Barbour, F.S.A.Scot. . . . Dumfries : 1897. Pp. [4] + 70, with five plates. Small 4to. 20. The transactions and journal of proceedings of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History and Antiquarian Society. Founded November, 1862. Session 1896-97. Dumfries: 1898. Pp. [4]+ 154. The volume includes :— * The martyr graves of Wigtownshire'. By the Rev. John H. Thomson. * Antiquities of Eskdalemuir'. By the Rev. John C. Dick. 1 Antiquities of Girthon'. By the Rev. W. W. Coats. * The parish of Cummertrees'. By the Rev. Wm. Johnston. « The battle of Sark' (1449, A.D.). By George Neilson. 21. Do. do. Session 1897-98. Dumfries: 1898. Pp. [4] +118, with one plate. 22. Do. do. Session 1898-99. Dumfries: 1900. Pp. [4]+ 100. The volume includes :— * The old Hall of Ecclefechan' (Kirkconnel Hall). By George Irving. * Ptolemy's Scotland \ By E. J. Chinnock. * Roman roads in Britain'. By the same. ' T h e moral and social conditions of Dumfriesshire and Galloway a century ago*. By Mrs Brown. Dumfriesshire and Galloway Society 65 23. The transactions and journal of proceedings of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History and Antiquarian Society. Founded November, 1862. Session 1899-1900. Dumfries. Pp« W + 63, with six plates. The volume includes :— * Place names of Cairn Valley '. By J. W. Martin. * Excavations at Birrenswark '. By James Barbour. 24. Do. fries: 1906. do. Sessions 1900-1901 to 1904-1905. Dum- Pp. iv + 446. The volume includes :— ' The parish of Luce'. By George Irving. 'Scottish burghal life in the 16th and 17th centuries, illustrated by extracts from Kirkcudbright records \ By William Dickie. ' Edward First at Sweetheart Abbey'. By E. J. Chinnock. * The Irvings of Hoddom'. By George Irving. ' Lag's Elegy, and other Chap Books'. By Frank Miller. ' The death of Oomyn, from contemporary records'. By E. J. Chinnock. * Burgh of Annan, extracts from records of'. By James Barbour. 1 The Weavers' Incorporation of Dumfries '. By W. Dickie. 25. Do. do. Session 1905-1906. Dumfries: 1907. Pp. iv+254, with four plates. The volume includes:— ' The Castle of Dumfries'. By James Barbour. * Records of the Burgh of Lochmaben'. By E. B. Rae. 'Irongray Kirk Session records, 1691-1700'. By the Rev. S. Dunlop. ' Lockerbie in its origin'. By Thomas R. Henderson. ' The Scoto-Norse period in Dumfriesshire'. By the Rev. W. L. Stephen. 26. Do. do. Session 1906-1907. Dumfries: 1908., Pp. 215, with two plates. The volume includes :— 4 Union of 1707 in Dumfriesshire'. By James W. Whitelaw. * Kirkcudbright in the 16th century '. By W. Dickie. E Publications of the 66 PUBLICATIONS OF THE EDEsTBUBGH SOCIETY.1 BIBLIOGEAPHICAL Founded in 1890 for ' the discussion and elucidation of questions connected with boohs, more especially Scottish', ' the compilation of special lists with a view to the formation of a complete Scottish Bibliography \ and 6 the occasional issue of selected papers, reprints, and facsimiles3. 1. Papers of the Edinburgh Bibliographical Society. Edinburgh: 1896. 1890-95. 105 leaves, with twenty-two plates. Includes papers on the bibliography of the * Book of Common Order', by William Cowan; on the bibliography of the lives of the Scottish Capuchins John Forbes and George Leslie, by Thomas Graves L a w ; and on Archbishop Laud's Prayer Book (1637), by Bishop Dowden. 2. A bibliography of works relating to Mary Queen of Scots 15441700. By John Scott C.B. 1896. Pp. viii + 96 + [8], with twenty plates. 3. Papers of the Edinburgh Bibliographical Society. Edinburgh: 1899. 1895-98. Pp. [8] + xiv + [2] + 154 + [2], with three plates. Includes papers on the bibliography of witchcraft literature, by Professor John Ferguson; on the bibliography of Slezer's Theatrum Scotice, by James Cameron and Colonel William Johnston; on variations in Wood's edition of Douglas's Peerage, by Colonel William Johnston; on Argyll's declaration printed at Campbelltown in 1685, by William Brown ; and on Zachary Boyd's ' Forme of Cathechising', 1639, by William Brown. 4. Do. do. 1899-1901. Edinburgh: 1901. Pp« [8] + xiv + [2] + 175, with thirty-eight plates. Includes a bibliography of Andrew Fletcher of Salton, 1653-1715, by R. A. Scott Macfie, with portraits of Fletcher. 5. A bibliography of works relating to Dunfermline and the West of Fife, including publications of writers connected with the district: By Erskine Beveridge. Dunfermline: 1901. Pp. xxiv-f-320. 1 The volumes are 4to. Edinburgh Bibliographical Society 67 6. A list of books printed in Scotland before 1700, including those printed furth of the realm for Scottish booksellers, with brief notes on the printers and stationers, by Harry G. Aldis. 1904. Pp. xvi-M53. 7. Papers of the Edinburgh Bibliographical Society. Edinburgh: 1906. 1901-1904. Pp. [8] + xxii + [2] +191, with fourteen plates. Includes papers on the bibliography of the Darien Company, by John Scott; on a collection of MSS. relating to the circulation of Irish Bibles in the Highlands in 1685 and 1690, by George P. Johnston; on John Hamilton and the * Scottis Bible', by Thomas Graves Law; and elegies and tracts issued on the death of Henry Prince of Wales, 1612, by John Philip Edmund. 8. Collections towards a bibliography of the Universities of Aberdeen. By P. J. Anderson LL.B. 1907. Pp. viii + 159, with seven plates. 68 Elgin Literary Association PUBLICATIONS OF THE LITERABY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION OF ELGIN. Founded in 1836 for * the study of literature, ancient history, antiquities, archaeology, geology, botany, and natural history \ 1. Edward narrative of historical and and Scientific I. of England in the North of Scotland: Being a his proceedings in that part of the kingdom, with topographical remarks. By a member of the Literary Association of Elgin. Elgin: 1858. Pp. xii + 313+viii. 8vo. By James Taylor. 2. Antiquities of Moray. Elgin past and present. A Lecture delivered on 23d October, 1860, for the benefit of the Elgin Literary and Scientific Association, and printed at their request. By C. Innes, formerly Sheriff of Moray. Elgin: 1860. Pp. 62. Small 8vo. 3. A memoir of Florentius Volusenus: Eead on the presentation of a copy of " De animi tranquillitate dialogus ", to the Elgin Literary and Scientific Association, February 5th, 1 8 6 1 : and printed at their request. By James Taylor. Elgin: 1861. Pp. [4]+ 71. Small 8vo. Florence Volusene, whose surname was possibly Wolson, Wilson, or Wolsey, was born in or near Elgin circa 1504. Gaelic Society of Glasgow 69 PUBLICATIONS OF THE GAELIC SOCIETY OF GLASGOW. Founded in 1887 for, inter alia, * the elucidation of Celtic antiquities \ 1. Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Glasgow. 91. Glasgow. Vol. I.—1887- Pp. iv + [8] + 306. Small 8vo. The volume includes :— ' Historical notes on education in the Highlands \ By J. Boyd. ' Life in the Highlands a hundred years ago \ By J. G. Mackay. 2. Do. do. Vol. II.—1891-94. Glasgow. Pp. x -f [6] + 314. Small 8vo. The volume includes :— 6 Incidents in the Risings of 1715 and 1745'. By Charles Fraser-Mackintosh. « Who were the Femn ? \ By A. Macbain. * Scotland in early Irish literature \ By Professor Eugene O'Growney. 3. The old Highlands: Being papers read before the Gaelic Society of Glasgow, 1895-1906. With an Introduction by Neil Munro. Glasgow: 1908. Pp. xii + 351. 8vo. The volume includes :— ' Social progress in the Highlands since the Forty-five \ By David Mackeggie. ' Systems of education in the Highlands \ By Professor Magnus Maclean. * The Clan system as a legal entity \ By Hugh Macleod. 70 Publications of the PUBLICATIONS OF THE GAELIC SOCIETY OF INVERNESS.1 Founded in 1871/or, inter alia, * the rescuing from oblivion of Celtic poetry, traditions, legends, booh, and manuscripts . . . bearing upon the genius, the literature, the history, the antiquities, and the material interests of the Highlands and Highland people'. 1. Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness. 1871-72. Inverness: 1872. Vol. I.—Year Pp. xvi + 127. 2. Do. do. 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Michael Fraser). By William Mackay. * Some unpublished letters of Simon Lord Lovat to Lochiel of the J45 \ By Mr. Cameron of Lochiel. * Gleanings from the old ecclesiastical records of Badenoch', 1724-51. By Alexander Macpherson. 12. Do. do. Volume XIII. 1886-87. Inverness: 1888. Pp. xiv-f 372. The volume includes :— 1 The Macdonells of Bariadale'. By Charles Fraser-Mackintosh. 'Unpublished letters by Simon Lord Lovat', 1739-44, chiefly to the Rev. Donald Fraser of Killearnan. By William Mackay. * The Picts \ By Provost Macandrew. 13. Do. do. Volume XIV. 1887-88. Inverness: 1889. Pp. xvi+407, with two plates. The volume includes :— ' Unpublished correspondence between Lord Lovat, Macleod of Macleod, Lord Loudon, and others, in connection with the rebellion of 1745'. By William Mackay. * Gleanings from Lord Macdonald's Charter Chest'. By Lachlan Macdonald. They relate to the Isle of Skye in the 17th and 18th centuries. * The Kingsburgh and Milton Families \ By C. Fraser-Mackintosh. ' Two letters by Simon Lord Lovat', 1741-42. By William Mackay. yz Publications of the 14. Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness. 1888-89. Inverness: 1890. Volume XV. Pp. xvi+ 329, with one plate. The volume includes :— ' The Macdonalds of Morar '. By C. Eraser-Mackintosh. 15. Do. do. Volume XVI. 1889-90. Inverness: 1891. Pp. xvi + 329. The volume includes :— * The Macdonells of Scotos '. By C. Fraser-Mackintosh. ' The Picts \ By Hector Maclean. 'Copy of a report of the trial of James Stewart of Acharn\ Macphail. 16. Do. do. Volume XVII. 1890-91. By J. R. N. Inverness: 1892. Pp. xvi+ 373. The volume includes :— * The Camerons of Letterfinlay \ By C. Fraser-Mackintosh. ' The Macdonells of Antrim \ By Hector Maclean. * The social condition of the Highlands since 1800 \ By A. Poison. 17. Do. do. Volume XVIII. 1891-92. Inverness: 1894. Pp. xvi + 384, with one plate. The volume includes :— * General Monk's campaign in the Highlands in 1654 '. By Alexander Macbain. ' The Frasers of Foyers'. By C. Fraser-Mackintosh. ' The Frasers of Guisachan'. By C. Fraser-Mackintosh. ' The Macintyres of Glennoe \ By the Rev. A. Maclean Sinclair. 18. Do. do. Volume XIX. 1893-94. Inverness: 1895. Pp. xvi+324, witn one plate. The volume includes :— ' Donald Murchison and the Forfeited Estates Commissioners'. By William Mackay. ' T h e Mackintoshes of Kellachie'. By C. Fraser-Mackintosh. ' Gleanings from the Cluny charter chest'. By Alexander Macpherson. Contains Lord Lovat's letters to Cluny, 1740-45. 19. Do. do. Volume XX. 1894-96. Inverness: 1897. Pp. xvi+354, with one plate. The volume includes :— ' The Macgillivrays of Dunmaglass'. By C. Fraser-Mackintosh. ' T h e influence of the Norse invasion on the language and literature of the Scottish Highlands \ By the Rev. Neil Mackay. 1 Gleanings from the charter chest at Cluny Castle \ By Alexander Macpherson. Contains the letters of Claverhouse and others to Cluny before and after Killiecrankie. ' Old Gaelic system of personal names '. By A. Macbain. ' Giraldus Cambrensis \ By Duncan Campbell. Gaelic Society of Inverness 20. Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness. 1896-97. Inverness: 1899. 73 Volume XXI. Pp. xvi+476, with one plate. The volume includes:— ' The Cuthberts of Castlehill'. By C. Fraser-Mackintosh. * ' Selections from the Family papers of the Mackays of Bighouse'. By D. Wimberley. Mainly letters to John Campbell of Barcaldine, one of the factors of the forfeited Jacobite estates. ' The Robertsons of Inshes'. By C. Fraser-Mackintosh. 'Gleanings from the Cluny charter chest'. By Alexander Macpherson. Includes letters from Prince Charles and his father, an account of the skirmish at Clifton in December, 1745, letters of John Murray of Broughton and others illustrating Jacobite history 1715-1760. 21. Do. do. Volume XXII. 1897-98. Inverness: 1900. Pp. xiv + [2] + 348. The volume includes :— ' Bighouse papers'. By D. Wimberley. 'The Baillies of Dunain '. By C. 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By Robert Brydall. * The Antonine lines as a defensive design \ By Major Ruck. 7. Do. do. Volume V. Glasgow: 1908. Pp. viii +151 + 255, with forty plates. The volume includes :— ' T h e Order of Sempringham, and its connexion with the west of Scotland'. By John Edwards. * Some notes on the history of University education in Scotland'. By Robert S. Rait. ' The matrimonial adventures of James V.'. By Sir James Balfour Paul. ' The pre-Union legislation of Scotland \ By J. H. Millar. j6 Glasgow Ecclesiological Society PUBLICATIONS OF THE GLASGOW ECCLESIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.1 Founded in 1893, inter alia, * to aid in the publication of boohs of ecclesiological interest, and in the reprinting of works of sufficient importance to make reprinting desirable \ For a continuation of the Society's Publications see The Scottish Ecclesiological Society. 1. Transactions of the Glasgow year, MDCCCXCIV. Glasgow: 1895. Ecclesiological Society. First Pp. viii+66, with five plates. 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Historical notices of St. Anthony's Monastery, Leith, and Eehearsal of events which occurred in the North of Scotland from 1635 to 1645 in relation to the National Covenant. Edited from a contemporary MS., by the Eev. Charles Eogers, LL.D. . . . London: 1877.. Pp. 65. The * Eehearsal' is conjecturally attributed to Dr. John Alexander, of Aberdeen, circa 1645. 15. Eegister of the Collegiate Church of Crail. With introductory remarks by the Eev. Charles Eogers, L L D . . . . London: 1877. Pp. 76. 16. Genealogical memoirs of John Knox and of the Family of Knox. By the Eev. Charles Eogers, LL.D. . . . London: 1879. Pp. iv +5-184, with one plate. Contains a portrait of John Knox. 17. Eental book of the Cistercian Abbey of Cupar-Angus, with the breviary of the Eegister. Edited by the Eev. Charles Eogers, LL.D Vol. I. (Vol. IL) London: 1879. (1880.) Pp. lvi + 372 + [2], with one plate. (Pp. xl + 378 + [2], with one plate.) 18. 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Charles Sogers, D.D., LL.D. . . . In two volumes. Volume I. (Volume II.) Edinburgh: 1889. (1889.) Pp. viii + 305, with seven plates. (Pp. x + [2] + 339, with three plates.) 4to. 23. The book of Eobert Burns: Genealogical and historical memoirs of the poet his associates and those celebrated in his writings. By the Eev. Charles Sogers, D.D., LL.D. . . . In three volumes. Vol. I. (Vol. II.) Edinburgh: 1889. (1890.) Pp. viii+359, with one plate. (Pp. vui + 391, with one plate.) Do. do. Vol. I I I . The lineage of the poet, by the late Eev. Charles Eogers, D.D., LL.D. The life of the poet, by Eev. J. C. Higgins, A.M., B.D., Tarbolton. Edinburgh: 1891. Pp. viii + 387, with one plate. The plate is a silhouette of Burns in 1787. WOEKS R E L A T I V E TO B U T NOT P A R T OF T H E CLUB'S SERIES. A. Genealogical chart of the Family of Bain, co. Haddington. Compiled from original and authentic sources by the Eev. Charles Eogers . . . February 1871. 4t0. B. The Scottish branch of the Norman house of Roger. With a genealogical sketch of the Family of Playfair. By the Eev. Charles Eogers . . . London: 1872. Pp. iv + 5-39. 8V0. C. The staggering state of Scottish statesmen from 1550 to 1650. By Sir John Scot of Scotstarvet, with a memoir of the author and historical illustrations by the Eev. Charles Eogers . . . Edinburgh: 1872. Pp. V + 143. 8V0. D. Memorials of the Strachans, Baronets of Thornton, Kincardineshire, and of the Family of Wise of Hillbank, formerly Wyse of Lunan, in the county of Forfar. By the Eev. Charles Eogers . . . London: [1873.] Pp. 56. 8VO. E. The Scottish house of Eoger: With notes respecting the Families of Playfair and Haldane of Bermony. By the Eev. Charles Eogers. . . . Second edition. Edinburgh: 1875. Pp. 44. 8VO. Grampian Club 83 F. Genealogical memoirs of the Family of Eobert Burns and of the Scottish house of Burnes. By the Eev. Charles Eogers, LL.D. . . . Printed for the Eoyal Historical Society. 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Hawick and the Borders 300 years ago. Pp. 33. By Mrs. J. R. Oliver. 1875. 16. Traditions and recollections of Dr. John Leyden, (collected by James Douglas of Cavers). Pp. 2. 17. The life and times of John Young, D.D. Pp. 6. By Norman Kennedy. 18. Hawick Archaeological Society. 1876. Pp. 41. Includes:— ' T h e feudal practice of " r i d i n g " fairs and levying customs at fairs and markets'. By Robert Murray. ' Laws and customs relating to the poor'. By Frank Hogg. 19. Do. do. 1877. Pp. 30+ [22]. Includes :— * The Catrail \ By Norman Kennedy. ' Mosstroopers and the March-laws'. By David Watson. < The Templars'. By Nenion Elliot. 'Hertford's invasion of the Borders in 1545'. By J. J. Vernon. 20. Do. do. 1878. Pp. [21]. 21. The G-ledstones and the siege of Coklaw. By Mrs. Oliver of Thornwood. Written for the Hawick Archaeological Society. Edinburgh: 1878. Pp. 80. The siege occurred in 1403. Publications of the 88 22. Transactions of the Hawick Archaeological Society for 1879 . Hawick. Pp. [62]. Includes:— * The history of education in Scotland'. By the Rev. R. Young. * The parish and kirk of Hassendean'. By J. J. Vernon. ' The position of the flars prices'. By Nenion Elliot. * Dearths in Scotland during the reign of Queen Mary'. By J. J. Vernon. * The old church and parish of Abbotrule'. By Walter Deans. 23. Hawick Archaeological Society. 1880. Pp. [8]. Includes :— s Notes on the early manufacture of coarse wool in Scotland \ Watson. 24. Do. do. 1881. do. By David 1882. Pp. [5]. 25. Do. Pp. 48. Includes :— ' Mills and multures'. By Nenion Elliot. ' The Buccleuch Book : with especial reference to Allanhaugh'. R. Young. Deals with Sir W. Fraser's volume. ' Lower Rulewater and its associations \ By Mark N. Robson. ' Local names of Teviotdale'. By the Rev. Wm. Lytteil. 26. Do. do. 1883. do. By the Rev. 1884. Pp. 15; 27. Do. Pp. 28. Includes:— ' The ancient history of Hawick'. By Robert M. Oliver. 'Hopekirk in the times of Riccaltoun'. By the Rev. W. C. Russell. 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[2]+ 71+ 5, with one plate. Includes:— ' John Caspar Leyden \ By J. C. Goodfellow. ' The pacification of the Borders, 1606 '. By J. J. Vernon. ' The skirmish at Sclaterford, after the battle of Flodden \ By Adam Laing. ' The Turnbulls of Rulewater \ By G. Tancred. ' The Hospital at Rulemouth'. By J. J. Vernon. ' Lairds' lofts in Border kirks '. By the Rev. Prof. James Cooper. 'The Teviotdale Regiment—David Leslie's march from Hereford to Philiphaugh'. By John W. Kennedy. Contains a portrait of William Earl of Buchan, commander of the regiment. Publications of the 9° 36. Transactions of the Hawick Archaeological Society for 1904. Pp. [2]+ 80, with two plates. Includes:— ' Campbell's third journey to the Borders \ The journal of Alexander Campbell in 1816. ' Traces of the Roman occupation . . . on the Teviot and the Borthwick'. By Nenion Elliot. * Jeddart justice : An enquiry into its origin'. By George Watson. ' Kirk Session records of Coldinghame '. By A. Thomson. 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Hawick: Pp. [2] +116 + xxviii, with five plates. Includes:— ' The Rules of Rulewater \ By Andrew Ross. '[John] Leyden's Border tour (1800), and a tour to the eastern Borders (1823) by J. H.' By James Sinton. ' Historical notes relating to Branxholme'. By William E. Lockhart. ' T h e religious experiences of Catherine Hamilton (1688-1753)\ By John A. Fairley. ' Sir Gideon Murray of Elibank, 1560-1621 \ By the Rev. J. G. Murray. ' Sir Robert Cary, Warden of the Marches'. By J. B. Brown. ' Festive Funerals \ By J. J. Vernon. 39. Do. do. Session, 1907. Hawick: 1907. Pp, [4]+83, with one plate. Includes:— ' Local and district place names'. By J. W. Kennedy. 'Baillie Smith of Kelso's account of the gypsies of Kirk Yetholm in 1815'. By J. A. Fairley. ' T h e ecclesiastical place-names of Roxburghshire'. By J . J. Vernon. ' The Archdeaconry of Teviotdale'. By George Watson. ' Dr. John Ley den, poet and orientalist'. By James Sinton. ' Allan Cunningham'. By J. A. Fairley. Hawick Archaeological Society 40. Transactions of the Hawick Archaeological Society. 1908. Hawick: 1908. 91 Session Pp. [2]+ 103, with eight plates. Includes;— 6 Biblia pauperum \ By the Rev. Professor Cooper. "' The stone circles of Roxburghshire'. By George Watson. * Dougal Graham, skellat bellman of Glasgow, and his chap books '. By John A. Fairley. Contains a portrait of Graham. ' A Roxburghshire mansion and its contents in 1729'. By A. O. Curie. The estate of Wells, then in the possession of Captain William Elliot. ( Bibliography of works relating to, or published in, Hawick \ By James Sinton. * William Dunbar and his times'. By Clement Armstrong. Publications of the 92 PUBLICATIONS OF THE HUNTEKIAN CLUB. 1 Founded in Glasgow in 1871 for ' the reproduction of the works of Scottish writers of Elizabethan times \ The ninth and final Report of the Club is dated February 1902. 1. The Bannatyne manuscript. 1568. P a r t i . 1873. Compiled by George Bannatyne. Pp. [8]+ 200. Do. do. Part II. 1875. Pp. [4] + 201-288. Do. do. Part III. 1877. Part IV. 1878. Pp. [4]+ 289-384. Do. do. Pp. [4]+ 385-616. Do. do. PartV. 1879. Pp. [8]+ 617-816. Do. do. Part VI. 1880. Pp. [4]+ 817-966. Do. do. Part VII. 1881. Pp. 967-1105. Do. do. Part VIII. Containing a memoir of George Bannatyne, account of the contents of the manuscript, Indexes, &c. 1886. " Pp. cxl, with one plate. The memoir of Bannatyne is by Sir Walter Scott, reprinted from No. 35 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. Do. do. Part IX. do Part X. Glossary. 1894. Facsimiles. 1900. Pp. viii + 184. Do. Pp. vi+44. Do. do. Part XI. Containing introductory note, title pages and contents for Volumes I. to I V , reprints to replace cancelled pages. 1901. Pp. x + xii + x+[2] + x+[4] + xciii-xciv+cxxxix-cxlii. 1 The volumes are 4to. of their first volume. The works are catalogued according to the date of imprint Hunterian Club 93 2. The poetical works of Alexander Craig of Eose-Craig. 1631. Now first collected. 1873. 1604- Pp. [6] + 167 + 32 + 35 + 35 + 10 + [2] + 32. Contains a memoir of the author by David Laing. 3. Sir Thomas Overburies vision. By Kichard Mccols. With Introduction by Mr James Maidment. 1873. 1616. Pp. 26+ [2]+ 56. 4. The poetical works of Patrick Hannay, a memoir of the author. 1875. A.M. MDOXXIL With Pp. 50+ [2]+ 250, with two plates. The memoir is by David Laing. The volume contains a portrait of Patrick Hannay. 5. A theatre of Scottish worthies: and The lyf, doings, and deathe of William Elphinston, Bishop of Aberdeen. By Alexander Garden, Advocate, Aberdeen. 1878. Pp. xvi + 20l + [2] + xviii + 85, with five plates. Contains a portrait of Elphinstone. 6. The complete works of Samuel Eowlands, 1598-1628. Now first collected. Volume first. (Volume second.) (Volume third.) 1880. (1880.) (1880.) Pp. [8] + 267 leaves. (Pp. [6] + 251 leaves.) (Pp. [6] + 257 leaves, with two plates.) Contains a memoir of the author by Edmund Gosse. 7. The complete works of Thomas Lodge [1580-1623?]. first collected. Volume first. 1883. Now Pp. [8]+ 202 leaves. Contains a memoir of the author by Edmund Gosse. Do. do. Volume second. 1883. Pp. [6] + 208 leaves. Do. do. Volume third. 1883. Pp. [6] + 229 leaves. Do. do. Volume fourth. 1883. Pp. [6] + 244 leaves. 8. Aue Caesar: God saue the King. By Samuel Eowlands. Eeprinted from the unique original 1603. 1886. Pp. [4]+ 16. 9. Concluding Part of the Hunterian Club issues. Containing several notices of the Club, complete list of the works issued to members, complete list of the works arranged in the proper order for binding, reprinted page of contents for Vol. I. of Eowlands' works. 1902. Pp. x + viii + vi + [6] + 4. Publications of the 94 PUBLICATIONS OF THE HUNTLY FIELD CLUB.1 Founded in 1883 (specially to explore the district for the purpose of inquiring into its geology, botany, natural history, archceology, Sc.J The last entry in the Club's Minute Book is dated June 20, 1891. 1. Eules of the Huntly Field Club. 1883. Pp. 4. 2. Ecclesiastical history of Strathbogie. Huntly. Pp. 26. A Paper communicated by the Kev. Adam Semple in 1883. 3. Huntly Castle. Being sketch of the various Castles on or near the site of the present ruin since the 13th century. By D. Shearer. First published 1885. Eeprinted 1906. Huntly. Pp. 14. 4. Huntly as it was seventy years ago. Banff. Pp. 69. A Paper communicated by George Gray in 1885. Eevised and published for the author in 1892. 5. Clouds and cloud form. Huntly. Pp. 16. A Paper by Miss Mary Gray in 1886, communicated to but not published by the Club. 6. Notes on the stones of the " vitrified fort" on the Tap o' Noth. By Mr Charles Proctor. Pp. 15. No title. A Paper communicated in 1886. 7. Sporting birds of the district. Pp. 9. No title. A Paper communicated by Edward Bucklow in 1886. 8. Local place names, with topographical and historical notes. No. I. Huntly. Pp- [*]+28, with one plate. A Paper communicated by James Macdonald in 1886. 1 The tracts are small 8vo. Huntly Field Club 95 Local place names, with topographical and historical notes. N a II. Huntly. Pp. [2]+ 29-48. By the same in 1887. Do. do. No. III. Huntly. Pp. [2]+49-79, with one plate. By the same in 1888. Do. do. No. IV. Huntly. Pp. [2J +81-116. By the same in 1889. Do. do. No. V. Huntly. Pp. [2]+ 117-159. By the same in 1890. 9. Annual General Meeting. On Thursday, the 14th October 1886. Pp. 81. No title. Contains the Proceedings of the Club, October 14, 1886-July 22, 1887. 10. Do. do. On Thursday, the 20th October 1887. Pp. 68. No title. Contains the Proceedings of the Club, October 20, 1887-September 22, 1888, and includes:— ' Earth-houses '. By James Gurnell. 11. Do. Pp. 8. . 12. do. On Thursday, the 18th October 1888. No title. Huntly Field Club. Pp. 24. No title. Contains the proceedings of the Club, November 22, 1888-March 12, 1889, and includes :— * Certain aspects of the Celtic question \ By James Gurnell. 13. Insect-eating plants: a Paper read to the members of the Huntly Field Club. By Charles Proctor, F.I.C, F.C.S. Eeprinted from the Huntly Express, Saturday, Dec. 14. 1889. Pp. 24. Contains the Proceedings of the Club, February 8, 1890-March 1, 1890. 96 Publications of the PUBLICATIONS OF THE INVEENESS SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY AND FIELD CLUB.1 Founded in 1875 ' specially to explore the district for the purpose of inquiring its geology, botany, natural history, archeology, &c? into 1. Transactions of the Inverness Scientific Society and Field Club. Edited by James Barron. Vol. I. 1875 to 1880. Inverness. Pp. viii + 402, with seven plates. The volume includes :— ' Ancient industries in Scotland'. By A. Ross. * Stone circles and other ancient remains in Strathspey'. By Mr. Grant of Glen-Urquhart. ' Stone circles \ By James Ross. ' Town of Inverness and the Macdonalds in the 17th century \ By A. Fraser. * Traditions and archaeology of the Ness valley \ Author not stated. ' Stent as an imperial tax \ By Walter Carruthers. 2. Do. do. Vol. II. 1880 to 1883. Inverness. Pp. viii + 408, with five plates. The volume includes :— ' Urquhart Castle'. By James Ross. ' Old Inverness \ By Alexander Ross. * The Northern Institute'. By James Barron. ' Antiquities of Glen-Urquhart'. By James Mackintosh. 'Inverness in the 18th century'. By Kenneth Macdonald. ' Life in the Highlands in the olden time'. By William Mackay. ' Antiquities of Banffshire \ By Sheriff Scott Moncrieff. ' The archaeological remains of the Enzie'. By T. D. Wallace. ( Old enclosures in Glen-Urquhart \ By Angus Grant. 3. Do. do. Vol. III. 1883 to 1888. Inverness. Pp. vi + 444, with five plates. The volume includes :— ' The Gaelic origin of local names \ By Alex. Mackenzie. ' Prison life in Inverness between 1700 and 1720'. By William Mackay. * The ancient iron industry of Scotland'. By W. Ivison Macadam. ' Highland superstition'. By William Mackay. 4. Do. do. Vol. IV. 1888 to 1895. Inverness. Pp. viii + 402, with three plates. The volume includes :— * The Picts '. By Alexander Macbain. ' Place names in Ayrshire'. By Dr. Cruickshank. * Sculptured stones in Ross-shire'. By Dr. Sutherland. ' The island of Iona \ By Alexander Ross. * Clerical life on the west coast a hundred years ago'. By the Rev. Roderick Morison. 1 The volumes are 8vo. Inverness Scientific Society 97 * Chantry altars and Chaplains of St. Mary's, Inverness, 1359-1593 \ By C. Fraser-Mackintosh. * Dornoch in the eighteenth century'. By the Rev. D. Grant. ' Parish records of Croy from 1640 to 1690'. By J. Wedderspoon. * Place names of Abernethy \ By the Rev. Dr. Forsyth. ' Social conditions in the seventh century'. By Sir Henry Macandrew. * Inverness at the end of the seventeenth century '. By Kenneth Macdonald. / Dornie and its antiquities'. Author not stated. 5. Transactions of the Inverness Scientific Society and Field Club. Edited by James Barron. Vol. V. 1895 to 1899. Inverness. Pp. xiv + 420, with nine plates. The volume includes :— ' How Scotland was made a nation'. By James Barron. * The Chiefship of Clan Chattan'. By Alexander Macbain. 1 The Castle of Lochindorbh \ By R. Thomson. ' General Wade and his roads'. By Sir Kenneth S. Mackenzie. ' Invergarry Castle'. By Captain Ellice. ' Queen Mary's Inverness \ By Kenneth Macdonald. * Military roads in the Highlands \ By Sir Kenneth S. Mackenzie. * Highland shielings in the olden time'. By Duncan Campbell. ' York Building Company in Abernethy, 1728'. By Asher Forsyth. G 98 Publications of the PUBLICATIONS OF THE IONA CLUB. Founded in Edinburgh in 1833 ' to investigate and illustrate the history, antiquities, and early literature of the Highlands of Scotland; . . . and, at the same time, to bring together, in one work, all the documents illustrative of Highland history, as a necessary step towards substituting an authentic history of this interesting portion of Scotland, and of the literature, manners, and character of its inhabitants, for the fables and errors which have so long prevailed on these subjects*. The Club was suspended in 1838 i until a more general desire should be expressed for its continuance7. Its single volume was subsequently published. 1. Collectanea de rebus albanicis, consisting of original papers and documents relating to the history of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Edited by the Iona Club. Edinburgh: 1847. Pp. xiv+362; Transactions (pp. 62+ [4]). 8vo. The volume contains:— i. ' Documents illustrative of the history of Icolmkill and the Bishoprick of the Isles 5 , 1567-81. Communicated by Donald Gregory, ii. (Documents illustrative of the custom of fosterage in the Highlands', 1641-65. Communicated by Donald Gregory. iii. * Miscellaneous documents \ Communicated by Donald Gregory. They range from 1508 to 1610, and chiefly illustrate Highland history in the reigns of Mary Stewart and James VI. They include John Elder's proposal, addressed to Henry V I I I . , for the uniting of Scotland and England. £ iv. Genealogies of the Highland Clans, extracted from ancient Gaelic MSS. With Translation and notes, by William P. Skene, Esq. I. Gaelic MS., written circa A.D. 1450, with a Translation'. v. * Extracts from the Norse Sagas, illustrative of the early history of the north of Scotland, and of the influence of the Norwegian pirates upon its inhabitants. Translated, with notes, by William F. Skene, Esq. I. Extracts from Ynglinga Saga. I I . Islands Landnamabok. I I I . Laxadaela Saga'. vi. 'The Gaelic poem " A Eolcha Albain Uile", written circiter A.D. 1057, and edited from the Codex Stowensis, No. XLI. ; with a Translation and note, by William F. Skene, Esq.'. vii. * Contracts of friendship, bonds of maintenance and manrent, and other similar documents', 1467-1587. Communicated by Donald Gregory. viii. * Documents illustrative of the history of the fisheries in the West Highlands and Isles', 1566-1635. Communicated by Donald.Gregory. ix. ' Documents illustrative of the state of education, religion, and morals, in the Dioceses of the Isles and Argyle, in the reigns of James VI. and Charles I.'. Communicated by Donald Gregory. x. * Documents illustrative of the history of the Clan Gregor', 1603-13. Communicated by Donald Gregory. xi. (Documents connected with the succession to the estates possessed by William Macleod of Dunvegan, who died in the year 1553'. Communicated by Donald Gregory. xii. Documents connected with the general intercourse of trade between the Highlands and Lowlands, and more particularly the trade of cattle-dealing in the Highlands and Isles', 1565-1622. Communicated by Donald Gregory. xiii. 'Miscellaneous documents continued', 1528-1613. Communicated by Donald Gregory. Of similar character to iii. xiv. * Documents illustrative of the history of Icolmkill and the Bishoprick of the Isles ', 1588-1635. Communicated by Donald Gregory. xv. c Documents connected with the preservation of game, woods, &c. in the Highlands and Isles', 1584-1628. Communicated by Donald Gregory. Iona Club 99 xvi. < Contracts of friendship, bonds of maintenance and manrent, and other similar documents', 1572-1673. Communicated by Donald Gregory. xvii. 'Extracts from the Irish annalists, illustrative of the early history of the Highlands of Scotland. With a literal English Translation by William F. Skene, Esq.'. xviii. ' Fragment of a manuscript history of the Macdonalds, written in the reign of Charles II. From the Gregory collections', with notes by William F. Skene. xix. ' Extracts from the Norse Sagas concluded. Translated by William F. Skene, Esq. IV. Landnamabok. V. Olaf Tryggvasonar Saga. VI. Do. Johnstone's edition. VII. Niala Saga. VIII. Orkneyinga Saga. IX. Saga of Saint Olave. X. Magnus Saga. XI. Flatey Book. XII. Orkneyinga Saga \ xx. * Genealogies of the Highland Clans, extracted from ancient Gaelic MSS. With Translation and notes by William F. Skene, Esq.'. xxi. ' Notices of the Highland dress and armour, collected from various sources . . . by Donald Gregory, Esq. and William F. Skene, Esq.', 1093-1796. Publications of the IOO PUBLICATIONS OF THE MAITLAND CLUB. Founded in Glasgow in 1828 * to print works illustrative of the antiquities, and literature of Scotland \ The Club has issued no volumes since 1859. history 1. The history of the house of Seytoun to the year MDLIX. By Sir Kichard Maitland of Lethington, Knight. With the continuation, by Alexander Viscount Kingston, to MDOLXXXVII. Glasgow : 1829. Pp. xii + xiv +16-132, with two plates. Two copies on large paper. Edited by John Fullarton. Contains portraits of Robert first Earl of Winton, his wife, and his daughter Lady Isabella Seton, afterwards Countess of Perth. Also No. 31 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 2. Histoire de la guerre d'Eeosse: pendant les campagnes 1548 et 1549. Par Jean de Beaugue. Edimbourg: 1830. Pp. xvi + viii + 143. Edited by Joseph Bain. The record of the expedition sent to Scotland in 1548 by Henry II. of France. 3. Memoirs of the affairs of Scotland. By David Moysie. From early manuscripts. Edinburgh: 1830. MDLXXVII- MDCIII. Pp. xxvi + [2] + 176, with two facsimiles. Edited by James Dennistoun. Also No. 39 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 4. The poems of Sir Eichard Maitland, of Lethingtoun, Knight. With an Appendix of selections from the poems of Sir John Maitland Lord Thirlestane, and of Thomas Maitland. Glasgow: 1830. Pp. lxx + [2] + 176, with two plates. Edited by Joseph Bain. 5. Eegister of Ministers, Exhorters and Eeaders, and of their stipends, after the period of the Eeformation. Edinburgh: 1830. Pp. xviii-l-[4:] + 97, with two plates. Presented by Alexander Macdonald. 6. Babell; a satirical poem, on the proceedings of the General Assembly in the year MDCXCII. Edinburgh : 1830. Pp. [6] + xvi + 95. Presented by George R. Kinloch. The satire is by Dr. Archibald Pitcairne. x The volumes, unless they are otherwise described, are 4to. in the order adopted by Lowndes. They are catalogued Maitland Club 7. The diary of Mr John Lamont of Newton. burgh: 1830. IOI 1649-1671. Edin- Pp. X +[2]+ 230 +[2] +XV. Edited by George R. Kinloch. 8. A chronicle of the kings of Scotland, from Fergus the First, to James the Sixth, in the year MDOXI. Edinburgh: 1830. Pp. xxiv + 192. Presented by John W. Mackenzie. The first part of the chronicle is a translation from the French of David Chalmers' History of Scotland to the reign of Mary Stewart, with a continuation to 1611, the portion of which to 1573 seems to be a translation of Buchanan. 9. Clariodus; a metrical Eomance: Printed from a manuscript of the sixteenth century. Edinburgh: 1830. Pp. [8] + XVi + 376 + 8 + [2]. Edited by David Irving. 10. The Chronicle of Perth; a register of remarkable occurrences, chiefly connected with that city, from the year 1210 to 1668. Edinburgh: 1831. Pp. [8]+ 108, with two plates. Presented by James Maidment. 11. Registrum Metellanum, I. 1831. Pp. 24. A list of materials suggested for publication by the Club. 12. Descriptions of the sheriffdoms of Lanark and Eenfrew, compiled about MDCCX, by William Hamilton of Wishaw. With illustrative notes and Appendices. Glasgow : 1831. Pp. xxvi+[2] + 304+[54], with six plates. Notes and Appendices by John Dillon and John Fullarton. the Publications of the New Club. See also No. 3 of 13. Inventory of the ornaments, reliques, jewels, vestments, books, &c. belonging to the Cathedral Church of Glasgow, MCCCCXXXIL With observations on the catalogue of books. By the late John Dillon, Esq. Glasgow: 1831. Pp. [8] + 31. 14. Notices and documents illustrative of the literary history of Glasgow during the greater part of last century. Glasgow : 1831. Pp. xii + [4] +144, with one plate. Edited by William James Duncan. The plate is a medallion of Robert Foulis. Publications of the 102 15. The moral fables of Eobert Henryson. edition of Andrew Hart. Edinburgh : 1832. Eeprinted from the Pp. [8] + Xii + [4] + 96. Presented by Duncan Stewart. 16. Burgh records of the City of Glasgow, Glasgow: 1832. MDLXXIII-MDLXXXI. Pp. [8] + xxii + [2] + 148, with six plates. Edited by John Smith of Crutherland. Paged as pp. 149-160 an 'Index to the Burgh records of the City of Glasgow, MDLXXIII-MDLXXXI' was issued in 1834. 17. Eegistrum monasterii de Passelet: Cartas privilegia conventiones aliaque munimenta complectens a domo fundata A.D. MCLXIII usque ad A.D. MDXXIX. . . . Edinburgi: 1832. Pp. [8] + iii-xxvi + 440 + 7 + vii + xxvi, with one plate. Edited by Cosmo Innes. See also No. I. of the Publications of the New Club. 18. The poems of William Drummond of Hawthornden. Edinburgh : 1832. Pp. [10] + xxiv+418, with two plates. Some copies on large paper. Edited by Thomas Maitland. Contains a portrait of Drummond. 19. Criminal trials in Scotland, from A.D. MCCCOLXXXVIII to A.D. MDCXXIV. . . . Compiled from the original records and MSS., with historical notes and illustrations. By Eobert Pitcairn, Esq. . . . Volume first—Part first. Edinburgh: 1833. Pp. xii + [28] + 325*. Do. do. Volume first—Part second. Edinburgh: 1833. Pp. [2] + 327*-513* + 112, with one plate. Do. do. Volume first—Part third. Edinburgh: 1833. Pp. [2]+ 113-400. Do. do. Volume second—Part first. Edinburgh: 1833. •PP' [4]+304, with three plates. Do. do. Volume second—Part second. Edinburgh: 1833. Pp. [2]+ 305-604. Do. do. Volume third—Part first. Edinburgh: 1833. Pp. [4] + 364, with two plates. Maitland Club 103 Criminal trials in Scotland, from A.D. MCCCCLXXXVIII to A.D. MDCXXIV. . . . Compiled from the original records and MSS with historical notes and illustrations. By Eobert Pitcairn, Esq. . . Volume third—Part second. Edinburgh: 1833. Pp. [2] + 365-746. Issued originally in ten Parts. Non-Club sets for sale are bound in four volumes. Also No. 42 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 20. The history of the troubles and memorable transactions in Scotland and England, from MDCXXIV. to MDCXLV. By John Spalding. In two volumes. Vol. I. (Vol. II.) Edinburgh : 1828. (1829.) Pp. [10] + x + xxxiv + 360 + viii, with ten plates. nine plates.) (Pp. 4 + xxvi + 324 + 27, with Edited by James Skene. Also No. 25 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. See also Spalding Club, No. 23. 21. Memoirs of his own life. By Sir James Melville of Halhill. MDXLIX.-MDXCHI. From the original manuscript. Edinburgh : 1833. Pp. [6] + xxxii + 420, with a facsimile. Edited by Thomas Thomson. Also No. 18 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 22. Memoirs of the war carried on in Scotland and Ireland. By Major General Hugh Mackay, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's forces. With an Appendix of original papers, Edinburgh: 1833. MDCLXXXIX-MDCXCI. Pp. xx+359, with one plate. Edited by James Maitland Hog, Patrick Praser Tytler, and Adam Urquhart. The volume contains a portrait of Mackay, and an Appendix of letters relating to military affairs in Scotland, 1689-90. Also No. 45 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 23. A diurnal of remarkable occurrents that have passed within the country of Scotland, since the death of King James the Fourth till the year MDLXXV. From a manuscript of the sixteenth century, in the possession of Sir John Maxwell of Pollok, Baronet. Edinburgh: 1833. Pp. [2] + viii + 350, with one plate. Edited by Thomas Thomson. Also No. 43 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 24. Cartularium comitatus de Levenax ab initio seculi decimi tertii usque ad annum MCCCXCVIII. Ad fidem apographi in bibliotheca facultatis juridicae Edinensis servati, cum aliis MSS. eollati. Edinburgi: 1833. Pp. xxiv + [2] + 125. Edited by James Dennistoun, 104 Publications of the 25. Miscellany of the Maitland Club: Consisting of original papers and other documents illustrative of the history and literature of Scotland. Edinburgh: 1833. Pp. viii+ 1-203 +Index (pp. x), with two plates. Edited by Alexander Macdonald and James Dennistoun. The volume contains :— PART FIRST. i. ' The library of Mary Queen of Scots, and of King James the Sixth'. ii. * The archearis of our Soverane Ladyis Gaird. MDLXII. -MDLXVII '. The Roll of the body-guard of Archers of Mary Stewart. iii. ' Contract of marriage betwixt Alexander Ogilvie of Boyne and Mary Bethune. MDLXVI \ iv. * Extracts from the registers of the Presbytery of Glasgow and of the Kirk Sessions of Edinburgh and Stirling prior to the year MDCI '. The Glasgow extracts begin in 1592, those of Edinburgh in 1574, and of Stirling in 1597. v. ' Obligation by John Earl of Cassillis to make certain payments to his brother Hugh Kennedy of Brunston, upon his taking the laird of Auchindrain's life. Anno MDCII'. John Muir of Auchindrain was suspect of the recent assassination of Sir Thomas Kennedy of Cullean. vi. ' Letter from King James VI. to the Privy Council of Scotland, and Proclamation by the Privy Council, anent the robes of Earls, Judges, Magistrates, Churchmen, Advocates, Clerks of the Session and Signet, etc. MDCVI-MDCX \ c vii. Household account of Ludovick Duke of Lennox, when Commissioner to the Parliament of Scotland. Anno MDCVII '. viii. ' Indenture of a horse race betwixt the Earls of Morton and Abercorn and the Lord Boyd. Anno MDCXXI \ See also Nos. 25A, 51, 57, 67. 2 5 A. Do. do. Vol.1. Edinburgh: 1834. Pp« [6]+ 205-493, with six plates. Edited by Alexander Macdonald and James Bennistoun. second part of the foregoing. I t contains :— The volume forms the P A R T SECOND. i. * Letters from Henry I I . King of France, to his cousin Mary Queen Dowager of Scotland, MDXLV-MDLIV '. ii. ' Letters of Mary Queen of Scots, during her residence in France, to her mother Mary the Queen Dowager of Scotland'. The four letters are of date 1558-59. iii. ' Act for sequestrating the Quenis person and detening the same in the hous and place of Lochlevin. xvi Jun. MDLXVII '. iv. ' Royal letters and other original documents addressed to the lairds of Barnbarroch. MDLIX-MDOXVIII \ v. 'Cathologus librorum quos vir eximius et beate memorie magister Clemens Litill Edinburgene ecclesie et ministris ejusdem obiens legavit et consecravit. MDLXXX'. Clement Litle's bequest formed the nucleus of the Edinburgh University Library, vi. ' Inventories of buikis in the Colleges of Sanctandrois. MDLXXXVIII-MDXOII \ vii. ' T h e testament and lettir will of Mr John Johnstoun, ane of the principall maisters of the New College of St Androis. Anno MDCXI '. viii. 'Decreit anent the ranking and placeing of the nobilitie of Scotland in thair ordour in Parliaments and Generall Counsells. v Martii MDCVI'. This section also includes *De jure prelationis nobilium Scotise; a memorial of the writes and evidents produced be sundry Earles and Lords before the Commissioners deput be the Kings Majesty anent the precedency and priority of dignitie. A.D. MDCVI'. ix. * Extracts from the registers of the Presbytery of Glasgow and of the Kirk Sessions of the parishes of Cambusnethan, Humbie, and Stirling, subsequent Maitland Club *°5 to the year MDC\ The Glasgow extracts extend from 1603 to 1626, those of Cambusnethan from 1636 to 1695, of Humbie from 1644 to 1655, of Stirling from 1601 to 1649. x. * Petition for a toleration to the stang, with the proceedings of the Regality Court of Huntly thereon, MDCCXXXIV \ * Riding the stang', or pole, was a summary form of punishment. See also Nos. 25, 51, 57, 67. .26. Miscellaneous papers, principally illustrative of events in the reigns of Queen Mary and King James VI. Glasgow : 1834. Pp. 8 + xxviii + [4] +174+xii, with two plates. Edited by W. J. Duncan. The documents are for the most part from that portion of Bishop Kyle's MSS. which formed part of the collection in the Scots College, Paris. The volume contains :— i. ' Carta Gulielmi Gordon, episcopi Aberdonensis, de receptione magistri Joannis Watsoun, in sacris Uteris licentiati, in canonicum ecclesie de Aberdene'. Dated 1550. ii. 'Inuentaires des ornaments d'eglise receus du secretain de la chapelle de Strellin, 1562, et des habillements et aultres choses enuoyes a la royne d'Escosse, tant durant le temps qu'elle estoict a Lochlin que depuys, commensant en Juliet, 1567'. iii. ' Private letters to James Betoun, Archbishop of Glasgow, while Ambassador at the Court of France, principally from his servants in Scotland'. Dated 1569-88. iv. ' Letter from Sir William Maitland of Lethingtoun to James Betoun, Archbishop of Glasgow'. Dated 1571. v. * Testament de Jacques de Betoun, archevesque de Glasco, embassadeur pour le roy Descosse, en France, les jours le vingt troisieme et le vingt quatriesme davril, mil sixcens troys'. vi. * Relatio incarcerationis et martyrii P. Joannis Ogilbei. 1615'. vii. ' Escriptura de fundacion y dotacion del seminario de colegeales seglares Escoceses en la villa de Madrid'. viii. * Ane copie of the testament of Colonel William Semple'. Dated 1633. 27. Eecords of the Burgh of Prestwick in the sheriffdom of Ayr. With an Appendix and illustrative notes. Glasgow: 1834. MCCCCLXX-MDCCLXXXII. Pp. xxviii+147, with three plates. Edited by John Fullarton. 28. Illustrations of Scottish history, from the twelfth to the sixteenth century; selected from unpublished manuscripts in the British Museum, and the Tower of London. Glasgow : 1834. Pp. [8] +viii+160. Edited by Joseph Stevenson. The volume contains :— i. 'Extracts from an anonymous chronicle relating to events connected with Scotland during the reign of Edward the Second'. ii. ' Bull from Pope Lucius the Third confirming the church of Hadintone to the Canons of St. Andrew's'. iii. * Notification of the exemption of the Abbey of Coldingham from the peculiar jurisdiction of the Bishop of St. Andrew's \ iv. c Charter of David the First granting Estrahanent to Robert de Brus \ v. ' Mandate from David the First for wood to his " rogum " at Berwick \ vi. ' Charter of Richard, Bishop of St. Andrew's, granting the church of Falkirk, etc., to the Canons of Holyrood', io6 Publications of the vii. ' Sentence of excommunication passed by Alexis, Papal Legate in Scotland, upon Joscelin, and restitution of the Church of Derveisin to the Prior and Canons of St. Andrew's '. viii. * Charter of William de Moreville, granting the lands of Laudun to James de Laudun \ ix. * Charter from John, King of England, exempting the burgesses of Dundee from toll and other customs throughout his dominions, excepting in London'. x. 'List of Scottish benefactors to the Cathedral Church of Durham'. xi. * Agreement between the churches of Cuper and Blare'. xii. * Agreement between the Canons of Driburgh, and of St. James of Northampton concerning the patronage of the church of Bosegayte'. xiii. ' Charter of William, King of Scotland, to John Waler \ xiv. ' Foundation charter of the Abbey of Balmurinach'. xv. * Charter from Alan Fitz-Walter granting a toft in Renfrew, and salmon-net in the river Clyde, to the monks of Cupre'. xvi. 'Charter from David Earl of Huntingdon renouncing all claim upon certain villains, in favor of Gilbert Earl of Marr'. xvii. ' Three instruments relative to the taxation of the vicarage of Haddington '. xviii. 'Extracts from the Patent Rolls of John and Henry the Third, relative to Scottish affairs \ xix. 'Receipt from Reginald le Chen, Jim?, to Alexander de Balliol, Chamberlain of Scotland \ xx. ' Receipt from Alexander, son of the Earl of Dunbar, to Alexander de Balliol, Chamberlain of Scotland'. xxi. ' Receipt from William Comyn of Kirkintolache, to Hugh de Baliel, sheriff of Lanerk \ xxii. 'Extract from the Fine Roll, 17 Edw. L , relative to the abduction of Elianor.de Ferrers by William de Douglas'. xxiii. 'Extracts from the Patent Rolls of Edward the First, relative to Scottish affairs '. xxiv. ' Portion of the regulations for the internal government of Scotland, issued by Edward the First, after the deposition of John de Baliol'. xxv. 'Indenture between John de Baliol and Anthony Bek, Bishop of Durham, concerning a grant of certain lands '. xxvi. 'Extract from the unprinted chronicle of Bartholomew de Cotton, relative to the battle of Dunbar ', in 1296. xxvii. 'Reasons upon which Edward the Third founds his claims to the crown of Scotland '. xxviii. ' Account of the capture and execution of William Wallace'. xxix. 'Notices of Scottish affairs transcribed from an anonymous chronicle'. For the years 1322-25. xxx. ' Endenture concerning the custody of the Castle of Kildrummy'. xxxi. ' Account of the preparations made by the King of France in aid of David the Second \ xxxii. ' Roll of payments due to garrisons in Scotland'. Relates to the garrisons in possession of the English in 1355. xxxiii. ' Valuation of the Scottish Bishopricks according to the old extent'. xxxiv. 'Poem descriptive of the battle of Durham', i.e. of Neville's Cross, in 1346. xxxv. ' Letter from the Earl of Douglas concerning the prorogation of a truce upon the Borders', probably in 1372. xxxvi. ' Letter from John, son of King Henry the Fourth, relative to the state of the Castles of Berwick, Jedburgh, and Fastcastle'. xxxvii. ' Letter of credence from Robert the Third, in favour of David Flemyng, k n t . \ xxxviii. ' Receipt from the bailiffs of Haddington to the Prior of St. Andrew's \ xxxix. 'Letter from N. West to Henry the Eighth, detailing the progress of his embassy at the Court of James the Fourth'. Dated 1513. xl. ' Letter from Thomas Lord Dacre to Henry the Eighth, notifying the birth of Margaret, daughter of Margaret, Queen of Scotland \ Dated 1515. xli. ' Letter from the same to Wolsey, concerning the French Ambassadors, a feud • about the Provostship of Edinburgh'. Dated 1520. xlii. ' Letter from Magnus and Radclyff to the same, narrating their interview with the Archbishop of St. Andrew's, etc.9. Dated 1524; from Thomas Magnus and Roger Radclyffe. xliii. ' Letter from the same to the same, narrating their proceedings at Edinburgh\ Dated 1524. Maitland Club 107 xliv. ' Letter from Magnus to the same, news-letter from Edinburgh \ Dated 1524. xlv. * Letter from the same to the same, concerning the arrival of the French gallies, etc'. Dated 1524. xlvi. ' Letter from the same to the same, narrating the state of parties in Scotland'. Dated 1525. xlvii. 'Bond by William Earl of Glencarne, and Sir George Douglas, Knt., for the return of young Walter Setone into England'. xlviii, * Short chronicle of the Kings of Scotland, from Kynet, son of Alpin, to David the Second'. A list of the kings and the duration of their reigns. For a catalogue of the Tower MSS. see ' Calendars of the ancient charters, &c., and of the Welch and Scotish rolls, now remaining in the Tower of London'. London: 1772. 29. The works of George Dalgarno of Aberdeen. Edinburgh: 1834. Pp. [10]+v-xii +180. Some copies on large paper. Edited by Thomas Maitland. Dalgarno, the pasigraphist, was born circa 1626. chief works, * Didascalocophus', and ' Ars Signorum', are included. 30. The works of Sir Thomas XJrquhart of Cromarty, Knight. printed from the original editions. Edinburgh: 1834. Pp. [10] + xxii + 420, with three plates. His Ee- Some copies on large paper. Contains a portrait of XJrquhart. 31. History of Mary Queen of Scots; a fragment; translated from the original French of Adam Blackwood. Edinburgh: 1834. Pp. [8] + ii + 222. Edited by Alexander Macdonald. 32. Collections upon the lives of the Eeformers and most eminent Ministers of the Church of Scotland. By the Eev. Eobert Wodrow, Minister of the Gospel at Eastwood. Vol. L (Vol. II.) (Vol. II.— Part II.) Glasgow: 1834. (1845.) (1848.) Pp. xvi + 578, with one plate. +xxxiv.) (Pp. [8]+ 379.) (Pp. [8] + iii-vi + [2] + 229 + [2] Edited by W. J. Duncan. The volume contains collections for the following ' Lives':— John Erskine. of Dun, John Spottiswood, John Willock, John Winram, Bishop John Carsewell, Bishop Alexander Gordon, Robert Pont, James Boyd of Trochrig, Archbishop George Gladstanes, Robert Boyd, David Wemyss, and John Cameron. Additional title pages, bearing the imprint 'Vol. II. 1848,' and 'Vol. II.— Part I. 1845/ were also issued. 33. Certane tractatis for reformatioun of doctryne and maneris in Scotland. By Nmiane Winzet. MDLXII-MDLXIII. Eeprinted at Edinburgh: 1835. Pp. xxii + [2] + 184. With a Preface by David Laing. Ninian Winzet was ejected from the Provostship of the Collegiate Church of St. Michael, Linlithgow, for refusal to sign the Confession of Faith in 1561. Publications of the io8 34. Eeports on the state of certain parishes in Scotland, made to His Majesty's Commissioners for Plantation of Kirks, &c. in pursuance of their ordinance dated April xn, MDCXXVII. From the originals preserved in His Majesty's General Eegister House. Edinburgh: 1835. Pp. xii+ 232. Edited by Alexander Macdonald. 35. Letters to King James the Sixth: from the Queen, Prince Henry, Prince Charles, the Princess Elizabeth and her husband Frederick King of Bohemia, and from their son Prince Frederick Henry. From the originals in the Library of the Faculty of Advocates. Edinburgh: 1835. Pp. [8]+lxxxviii, with thirty-five facsimiles. Edited by Alexander Macdonald. 36. Papers relative to the Eoyal Guard of Scottish Archers in France. From original documents. Edinburgh: 1835. Pp. xvi + 84, with one plate. Presented by James Dunlop. 37. The Cochrane correspondence regarding the affairs of Glasgow, MDCCXLV-VI. Glasgow: 1836. Pp. xxvi + 151, with six plates. Edited by James Dennistoun. Andrew Cochrane was Provost of Glasgow during Prince Charles's occupation of the city, an event which the correspondence illustrates. 38. Catalogue of the works printed for the Maitland Club, instituted March, MDCCCXXVIII. With lists of the members and rules of the Club. 1836. Pp. 38 + [2] + 7 + 7. 39. Index to a private collection of notices entituled Memorabilia of the City of Glasgow, selected from the Minute-Books of the Burgh. MDLXXXVII-MDCCL. 1836. Pp. [10]+ 20. Presented by John Smith of Crutherland. 40. Scalacronica: By Sir Thomas Gray of Heton, Knight. A chronicle of England and Scotland from A.D. MLXVI to A.D. MCCCLXII. Now first printed from the unique manuscript. With an Introduction and notes. Edinburgh : 1836. Pp. [8] + lxxiv-f[2] + 321 + xxxviii. Edited by Joseph Stevenson. Maitland Club 109 41. Selections from unpublished manuscripts in the College of Arms and the British Museum illustrating the reign of Mary Queen of Scotland, MDXLIII-MDLXVIII. Glasgow: 1837. Pp. xxviii + 329. Edited by Joseph Stevenson. The documents extend from May 1543 to May 1568. 42. The life and death of King James the First of Scotland. 1837. Pp. xxii + [2] + 82. Edited by Joseph Stevenson. Contains the * Chronicon Jacobi primi,' the authorship of which is attributed to William Elphinstone, Bishop of Aberdeen; and ' The dethe of the Kynge of Scotis,' apparently a translation by John Shirley of a Latin narrative contemporary with the event. 43. Ancient Scotish melodies, from a manuscript of the reign of King James VI. With an introductory enquiry relative to the history of music in Scotland. By William Dauney, Esq. Edinburgh: 1838. Pp. x + 390. Includes eighty-five Airs from the Skene MS. Bannatyne Glub. Also No. 59 of the Publications of the 44. Sir Beves of Hamtoun: A metrical Eomance. from the Auchinleck MS. Edinburgh : 1838. Now first edited Pp. xxx+ 169, with two plates. Edited by W. B. D. D. Turnbull. 45. Catalogue of the Library at Abbotsford. Edinburgh: 1838. Pp. iv + [8] + 464. Presented by John Gibson Lockhart. The Catalogue was prepared by J. G. Cochrane. Also No. 60 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 46. Chronicon de Lanercost. MCCI-MCCCXLVI. E codice Cottoniano nunc primum typis mandatum. Edinburgi: 1839. Pp. [63 + xxii + 540 + xliv. Edited by Joseph Stevenson. Contains a general history of the affairs of England and Scotland, with references to Continental affairs, 1201-1346. Also No. 65 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 47. De arte logistica Joannis Naperi Merchistonii baronis libri qui supersunt. Edinburgi: 1839. Pp. [12]+xciv+[2]+162, with two plates. Some copies on large paper. Edited by Mark Napier. A portrait of John Napier is included. the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. Also No. 62 of Publications of the I IO 48. The Scottish metrical Eomance of Lancelot du Lak. Now first printed from a manuscript of the fifteenth century, belonging to the University of Cambridge. With miscellaneous poems from the same volume. Edinburgh : 1839. Pp. xxiv+185. Edited by Joseph Stevenson. 49. Acts and proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland, from the year MDLX. Collected from the most authentic manuscripts. Part first, MDLX-MDLXXVII. (Part second, MDLXXVIIIMDXCII.) (Part third, MDXOIII-MDCXVIII.) Edinburgh: 1839. (1840.) (1845.) Pp. [10J +1-398. (Pp. [8] + 401-790.) (Pp. [8] + liv + 793-1161.) Edited by Thomas Thomson. ' T h e Booke of the Universall Kirk of Scotland'. Also No. 81 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 50. Letters to the Argyll Family, from Elizabeth Queen of England, Mary Queen of Scots, King James VI, King Charles I, King Charles II, and others. From originals preserved in the General Register House. With an Appendix. Edinburgh : 1839. Pp. xvi+88, with fourteen plates. Edited by Alexander Macdonald. The letters cover the years 1520-1685. 51. Miscellany of the Maitland Club: Consisting of original papers and other documents illustrative of the history and literature of Scotland. Vol. II. Edinburgh: 1840. Pp. [10] + 561, with six plates. Edited by James Dennistoun and Alexander Macdonald. The volume contains:— PART FIRST. i. c Acts of the Parliament and of the Privy Council of Scotland, relative to the establishing and maintaining of schools, from the year MCCCCXCVI to the year MDCXCVI '. ii. * Appendix-Extracts from the accounts of the Common Good of various burghs in Scotland relative to payments for schools and schoolmasters, between the years 1557 and 1634'. iii. * Extracts from original letters of George Earl of Morton to his son James Lord Aberdour, as to proceedings in Parliament relative to the Porteous Mob, 1736\ iv. ' Acts, statutes and other proceedings of the Provost, Bailies, and Council of the Burgh of Edinburgh, from the year MDXXIX to the year MDXXXI \ v. « Letter from Mr Zachary Boyd to Mr Patrick Lindsay, Archbishop of Glasgow, xxviii Jan. MDCXXXVII '. vi. * Bands of friendship by Scott of Balwery, Orrok of that ilk, and Boswell of Glasmont, to the laird of Raith, from the year MDIX to the year MDLVI '. vii. ' Acts and statutes of the Lawting, Sheriff, and Justice Courts, within Orkney and Zetland, from the year MDCII to the year MDCXLIV '. The Lawting, or Provincial Assembly, had extensive judicial powers as a Court of original jurisdiction and of appeal, and also legislative powers of apparently a more limited nature. Maitland Club 111 viii. ' List of the parishes and islands within the Earldom of Orkney and Lordship of Zetland (exclusive of the Bishoprick of Orkney), and certificate of the number of examinable persons in each parish and island, heads of familys, days services, &c. February 1748'. ix. 'Journal from Kirkwall to Edinburgh'. The journal is without date, and merely indicates the route and mileage* x. 'Documents relative to the printers of some early Scottish newspapers, &c. from the year MDCLXXXVI to the year MDCCV'. Illustrates the censorship of the press. P A R T SECOND. xi. 'Extracts from the records of the Burgh of the Canongate near Edinburgh, MDLXI-MDLXXXVIII'. xii. ' Royal letters and instructions and other documents from the archives of the Earls of Wigton, MDXX-MDCL \ The bulk of the papers illustrates the reigns of James VI. and Charles I., and particularly the activities of Montrose and his party. Among the other documents are the instructions to the second Lord Fleming for his mission to France in 1520 to urge the return of the Regent Albany, and also a statement by Queen Margaret in 1527 in the matter of her divorce from the Earl of Angus. xiii. 'Excerpts from the Household Book of my Lord Archbishop of St Andrews from 1663 to 1666 \ xiv. 'Appendix,—Note by Mr Dennistoun, regarding the letters of Henry I I . , printed in Vol. I. of the Miscellany'. See also Nos. 25, 25A, 57, 67. 52. Rob Stene's dream, a poem. Printed from a manuscript in the Leightonian Library, Dunblane. Glasgow: 1836. Pp. 8+ix-xx+28, with one plate. Edited by William Motherwell. The ' D r e a m ' is by an author unidentified, and deals with events and characters of James VI.'s reign. 53. Narrative of Charles Prince of Wales' expedition to Scotland in the year 1745. By James Maxwell of Kirkconnell, Esq. Edinburgh: 1841. Pp. [8]+v-viii + 196. Presented by Walter Buchanan. Maxwell took part in the '45. 54. Documents illustrative of Sir William Wallace, his life and times. 1841. Pp. xlviii + [2]-f 203, with one plate. Edited by Joseph Stevenson. 55. The historie of the Kirk of Scotland. Part I. Containing The historie of the Kirk, MDLVIII-MDCXXXVII. By John Row, Minister at Carnock. The Coronis; being a continuation of the Historie. By William Eow, Minister at Ceres. 1842. Pp. lxiv + 261. Publications of the I 12 The historie of the Kirk of Scotland. Part II. Containing a supplement of The historie of the Kirk, MDCXXXVII-MDCXXXIX. By John Eow, Principal of King's College, Aberdeen. Additional illustrations of The historie. By William Eow, Minister at Ceres. 1842. Pp. [2]+ 262-544. Edited by the Rev. Dr. Fleming. See also Wodrow Society, No. 4. 56. Notices of original unprinted documents, preserved in the Office of the Queen's Eemembrancer and Chapter-House, Westminster, illustrative of the history of Scotland. 1842. Pp. XVi +[2]+ 21-143. Edited by Joseph Stevenson. The materials illustrate (1) Edward I's relations with Scotland, 1298-1306; (2) * State papers and correspondence, Scotland' during Henry VIII.'s reign. 57. Miscellany of the Maitland Club: Consisting of original papers and other documents illustrative of the history and literature of Scotland. Volume I I I . Edinburgh: 1843. Pp. [10] + 523, with four plates (two of which are facsimiles included in the pagination). Edited by James Dennistoun and Alexander Macdonald. The volume contains :— P A E T FIRST. i. ' Acts and orders of the Privy Council of Scotland against the Clangregour, and information anent the state of the Highlands and Isles.—MDCX-MDCXXI '. ii. * Order of the King and Lords of the Privy Council of Scotland, anent the election of the Principal, and Regents of the College of Glasgow; and for halding of the common table within the said College, etc.—Aug. MDCII'. iii. ' The address of the Provest Baillies Town Council and citizens of the city of Glasgow to King William and Queen Mary upon their Majestys accession to the throne.—1 Feb. MDCXC'. iv. 'Bond of association by the Chancellor Rector Principal Dean of Faculty Professors of Theology and Philosophy students and others belonging to the University of Glasgow.—MDCXCVI'. The ' Association' in behalf of William III. v. ' Establishment for the pay of His Majesty's standing forces in the kingdom of Scotland.—16 June 1684'. vi. * Establishment for the pay of Her Majesty's standing forces in the kingdom of Scotland.—15 May 1702'. vii. ' Extracts from the registers of the Privy Council of Scotland, and other papers connected with the method and manner of ryding the Scottish Parliament.— MDC-MDCCIII '. viii. ' Acts of the Parliament of Scotland for settling the orders in the Parliament House.—MDOLXII-MDCCVI \ ix. ' Lists of fees and pensions granted to the Officers of State and other servants of the Crown etc. in Scotland.—MDCLXVII MDCXCIX '. x. ' Letters from Mary Queen of Scots, to Sir Robert Melvill; and other papers from the archives of the Earl of Leven and Melville.— MDLXV-MDLXVIII'. Includes the ' band ' between Darnley and the Protestant Lords in 1565. xi. 'Register of vestments, jewels, and books for the choir, etc., belonging to the College of St. Salvator in the University of St. Andrews, —circa A.D. MCCCCL \ P A R T SECOND. xii. * Extracts from the register of the Kirk Session of the city and parish of St Andrews.—MDLIX-MDLXIII \ Maitland Club "3 xiii. * Account of the expenses of certain dogs sent to the King of Denmark, and requests by King James VI. to the Earl of Mar for "terrieree or earth dogges "—MDXCIX-MDCXXIV '. xiv. 'Letters from Christian Countess of Devonshire to Thomas second Earl of Haddington and to William seventh Earl of Morton about the year 1639'. The letters are admonitory to 'one who was then in imminent danger of forgetting his loyalty to his Sovereign \ xv. ' The compt of James Murray of Kilbabertoun Maister of Wark to our Soverane Lord of the haill expensis maid upoun building and reparatiounes within and about his Majesties Castell of Stirling.—MDCXXVIII-MDCXXIX \ xvi. ' Declarations by the Clergy and Nobility of Scotland and by the Barons and Commissioners of Burghs against the National Covenant and the Solemn League and Covenant.—Jul. MDCLXXXI '. xvii. f List of Popish parents and their children in various districts of Scotland as given in to the Lords of the Privy Council and to the Commission of the General Assembly.— MDCCI-MDCCV'. xviii. 'Accounts of the burning of the villages of Auchterarder, Muthill, Crieft, Blackford, Dalreoch and Dunning, about the beginning of the year 1716'. An incident in Mar's campaign. xix. 'Commission by the meeting of the Estates to Sir Alexander Leslie to be General of all the Scots forces. —MDCXL '. xx. ' The testament testamentar and inventar of the guidis and geir etc. pertening to umquhile George Heriot Jeweler to the Kingis Majestie.—MDCXXIV'. See also Nos. 25, 25A, 51, 67. 58. The Coltness collections, MDCVIII-MDCCCXL. 1842. Pp. xxii + [4] + 438, with five plates. Edited by James Dennistoun. The volume contains memorials of the Stewarts of Allanton, Coltness, and Goodtrees, by Sir Archibald Stewart Denham, with other relative papers ; and the narrative of a journey from Edinburgh to Spa in 1756, by Mrs. Thomas Calderwood. 59. Memoirs of Sir Ewen Cameron of Locheill, Chief of the Clan Cameron. With an introductory account of the history and antiquities of that Family and of the neighbouring Clans. Edinburgh : 1842. Pp. lviii4-30 + [2] + 412, with one plate. Edited by James Macknight. Also No. 24 of the Publications of the Abbotsford Club. The plate is a portrait of Sir Ewen. 60. Analecta: or, Materials for a history of remarkable providences; mostly relating to Scotch Ministers and Christians. By the Eev. Eobert Wodrow, Minister of the Gospel at Eastwood. Volume first. (Volume second.) (Volume third.) (Volume fourth.) 1842. (1842.) (1843.) (1843.) Pp. [10] + ix-xxxvi + [2] + 375. (Pp. [4] + 393.) (Pp. [10] + 524.) (Pp. [8] + 367.) Edited by the Rev. Matthew Leishman. The materials bear on the political and ecclesiastical history of the period 1701-31. 61. Eegistrum episcopatus Glasguensis : Munimenta ecclesie metropolitane Glasguensis, a sede restaurata seculo ineunte XII., ad reformatam religionem. I. (II.) Edinburgi: 1843. ( 1 8 4 3 ) Pp. [8] + cxxxvi 4-1-302, with three plates. (Pp. xxxiv + [4] + 303-621 + [2] + xliii, with nine plates.) Edited by Cosmo Innes. Also No. 75 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. H ii4 Publications of the 62. Liber ecclesie de Scon: Munimenta vetustiora monasterii Sancte Trinitatis et Sancti Michaelis de Scon. Edinburgi: 1843. Pp. xxxii + 264, witli six plates. Presented by William Smythe. Also No. 78 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 63. Eegistrum episcopatus Aberdonensis : Ecclesie cathedralis Aberdonensis regesta que extant in unum collecta. Vol. I. (Vol. II.) Edinburgi: 1845. (1845.) Pp. cxxiv. + 459, with five plates. (Pp. [6]+xvi + 26 + 383, with fourteen plates.) Edited by Cosmo Innes. Also Nos. 13 and 14 of the Publications of the Spalding Club. 64. Papers illustrative of the political condition of the Highlands of Scotland, from the year MDCLXXXIX to MDCXCVI. Glasgow: 1845. Pp. [8] + iii-xiv +174. Presented by John Gordon. 65. Liber collegii nostre Domine: Eegistrum ecclesie B. V. Marie et S. Anne infra muros civitatis Glasguensis, MDXLIX. Accedunt munimenta fratrum predicatorum de Glasgu: domus Dominicane apud Glasguenses carte que supersunt. MCCXLIV-MDLIX. Glasgue: 1846. Pp. cii + 303 + [2]. Edited by Joseph Robertson. 66. Memorials of Montrose and his times. Volume the first. (Volume the second.) Edinburgh: 1848. (1850.) Pp. [12] + xlviii+372, with two plates. (Pp. [8] + xxxviii + [4]+480, with fifteen plates.) Edited by Mark Napier. Contains portraits of Montrose, Margaret Napier (Lady Stirling of Keir), Sir George Stirling of Keir, and Archibald second Lord Napier. 67. Miscellany of the Maitland Club: Consisting of original papers and other documents illustrative of the history and literature of Scotland. Volume IV. P a r t i . Glasgow: 1847. Pp. [10]+ 299, with one plate. Edited by Joseph Robertson. The volume contains :— i. ' I n festo Sancti Kentigerni episcopi quod extra dyocesin eius celebratur in crastino octaue Epiphanie ad Missam officium. A.D. 1492'. The Mass for the Feast of St. Mungo is printed from the Arbuthnott Missal, ii. 'Brevis descriptio regni Scotie, circa A. D. 1296'. These notes were written by an Englishman towards the end of the thirteenth century, probably between the years 1292 and 1296. They describe the northern part of the kingdom, and in particular detail the barrier of ' The Mounth '. iii. ' Observations of Mr. Dioness Campbell, Deane of Limerick, on the West Isles of Scotland, A.D. 1596'. The report was written for the information of Sir Maitland Club "5 Robert Cecil and with a view to the employment of the Clans to quell Tyrone's rebellion in Ireland. The negotiations by Dennis or Dionysius Campbell in Scotland to that end led to no result. iv. 'Descriptive catalogue of the State papers and other historical documents preserved in the archives at Hamilton Palace. A.D. 1309-A.D. 1759'. The collection has since been calendared by the Historical MSS. Commission, Eleventh Report, Appendix, Part VI. (1887). For the reigns of James V. and Mary Stewart, for the whole of the seventeenth century, and especially the reigns of Charles I. and Charles I I . , the collection is of the first importance, v. * Register of the provincial Synod of Glasgow and Ayr. A.D. 1687-A.D. 1690.' vi. ' Demission by Dr. Robert Leighton, of his charge of the diocese of Glasgow. A.D. 1674'. See also Nos. 25, 25A, 51, 57. 68. Descriptive catalogue of impressions from ancient Scottish seals, royal, baronial, ecclesiastical, and municipal, embracing a period from A.D. 1094 to the Commonwealth. Taken from original charters and other deeds preserved in public and private archives. By Henry Laing, Edinburgh. Edinburgh: 1850. Pp. xxxii + 232, with thirty-one plates. Also No. 91 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. was published by Henry Laing in 1866. A supplementary catalogue 69. Deeds instituting bursaries, scholarships, and other foundations, in the College and University of Glasgow. 1850. Pp. [lo]+v-viii+299. Edited by Professor William Thomson. 70. Breviarium Aberdonense: Pars estiva. Londini: 1854. Pp. [24] + cxxxii leaves+lvii ditto + clxxiii ditto + 3 ditto. Do. do. Pars hyemalis. Londini: 1854. Pp. [32] +cxxxii leaves + cxliv ditto+ cvii ditto+ 1 ditto. Edited by the Rev. William Blew. The Breviary is also No. C of the works uniform with the Publications of the Spalding Club, and No. 96 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Glub. 71. Selections from the Family papers preserved at Caldwell. Part first. MCCCCXCVI-MDCCCLIII. Glasgow: 1854. Pp. xvi+[6] + 317, with nine plates. Edited by Colonel Mure of Caldwell. Do. gow: 1854. do. Part II. Vol. I. MDCCXXIII-MDCCLXIV. Glas- MDCCLXV-MDCCCXXL Glas- Pp. xviii + [2] + 290, with four plates. Contains a portrait of Baron Mure. Do. gow: 1854. do. Part II. Vol. II. Pp. xxvi+410, with three plates. See also No. 7 of the Publications of the Nes? Club. Maitland Club n6 72. Munimenta alme universitatis Glasguensis: Kecords of the University of Glasgow from its foundation till 1727. Vol. I.— Privileges and property. Glasgow: 1854. PP- [8]+lxx + [2] + 495, with one plate. Do. do. Vol. II.—Statutes and annals. Glasgow: 1854. Pp. [2]+lxxii + 581, with one plate. Do. do. Glasgow: 1854. Vol. III.—Lists of members—Internal economy. Pp. [2]+1 + 602, with two plates. Do. gow: 1854. do. Preface—Supplemental lists—Indices. Glas- Pp. civ+ 162, with one plate. Edited by Cosmo Innes. 73. Notices from the local records of Dysart. Glasgow : 1853. Pp. x + 72, with four plates. Edited by the Rev. William Muir. 74. Topographical account of the district of Cunningham, Ayrshire. Compiled about the year 1600, by Mr Timothy Pont. With notes and an Appendix. Glasgow: 1858. Pp. xxxii + 236, with a map. Edited by John Fullarton. 75. Oppressions of the sixteenth century in the islands of Orkney and Zetland: From original documents. Edinburgh: 1859. Pp. [12]+v-lxii + 130. Edited by David Balfour. Also $ o . 31 of the Publications of the Abbotsford Club. 76. Eeports of the Maitland Club, from 1834-1845. 1 Pp. 5 + 8 + 8 + 7 + 8 + 7. No title page. 77. Autographs of members of the Maitland Club. of contributions &C.1 Pp. [40]. No title page. The pamphlet is dated May 2, 1836. 1 Not in Lowndes. With notices New Club 117 PUBLICATIONS OF THE NEW CLUB. 1 Founded in Paisley in 1877 Ho print in a uniform and handsome manner a series of works illustrative of the antiquities, history, literature, poetry, bibliography, and topography of Scotland in former times1. Occasional volumes are still issued to surviving members. 1. Registrum monasterii de Passelet: Cartas privilegia conventiones aliaque munimenta complectens a domo fundata A.D. MCLXIII usque ad A.D. MDXXIX. Passelet: 1877. Pp. x + [8] + iii-xxiv+v-xxvi-f440 + 7 + vii + xxvi, with one plate. See also No. 17 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 2. The Abbey of Paisley, from its foundation till its dissolution, with notices of the subsequent history of the church, and an Appendix of illustrative documents. By J. Cameron Lees, D.D. . . . Paisley: 1878. PP- [8] + xx+340+clxxxv, with four plates. 3. Descriptions of the sheriffdoms of Lanark and Eenfrew. William Hamilton of Wishaw. Paisley : 1878. By Pp. [12]-f xxvi-f-304+[54], with six plates. See also No. 12 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 4. Cantus, songs and fancies, to three, four, or five parts, both apt for voices and viols. With a brief introduction to musick as taught in the Musick-School of Aberdeen. Eeproduced by photo-lithography for the New Club Series. Paisley: 1879. Pp« [8]+viii +114 leaves. John Forbes's * Cantus' was first published in 1662. 5. An etymological dictionary of the Scottish language. . . . By John Jamieson, D.D., Fellow of the Eoyal Society of Edinburgh, and of the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland. A new edition, carefully revised and collated, with the entire Supplement incorporated, by John Longmuir, A.M., LL.D., and David Donaldson, F.E.I.S. Volume I. Paisley: 1879. Pp. [14] 4- xxii +1-32 + 25*-32* + 33-48 + xlix-lx + 567. 2 The volumes are in two editions, demy 4to and royal 4to. according to their date of imprint. They are catalogued Publications of the n8 An etymological dictionary of the Scottish language. . . . By John Jamieson, D.D., Fellow of the Koyal Society of Edinburgh, and of the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland. A new edition, carefully revised and collated, with the entire Supplement incorporated, by John Longmuir, A.M., LL.D., and David Donaldson, F.E.I.S. Volume II. Paisley: 1880. Pp. [4]+ 715. Do. do. Volume III. Paisley: 1880. do. Volume IV. Paisley: 1882. Pp. [4]+ 652. Do. Pp. [6]+ 871. Supplement to Jamieson's Scottish dictionary, with memoir, and Introduction, by David Donaldson, F.EJ.S. Paisley : 1887. Pp. x + 24 + 328. 6. The buke of the Howlat. Paisley: 1882. Edited by David Donaldson, F.EJ.S. Pp. [24] + xxiv + [44] + 7 + 2 + [9]. See also No. 3 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 7. Selections from the Family papers preserved at Caldwell. first, MCCCCXCVI-MDCCCLIII. Paisley: 1883. Part Pp. [12] + xvi + [6] + 317, with nine plates. Do. ley: 1883. do. Part II. Vol. I. MDCCXXIII-MDCCLXIV. Pais- Pp- [4] + xviii + [2] + 290, with four plates. Contains a portrait of Baron Mure. Do. do. Paisley: 1885. Part II. Vol. II. MDCCLXV-MDCCCXXI. Pp- [2] + xxvi + 410, with sixteen plates. See also No. 71 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 8. The Black Book of Paisley and other manuscripts of the Scotichronicon: With a note upon John de Burdeus or John de Burgundia, otherwise Sir John Mandeville, and the pestilence. By David Murray, M.A., E.S.A.Scot. Paisley: 1885. Pp. [16J + 107, with one plate. New Club 119 9. Caledonia: or, A historical and topographical account of North Britain from the most ancient to the present times, with a dictionary of places, chorographical and philological. By George Chalmers, F.E.S., F.S.A. New edition—Vol. I. Paisley: 1887. Pp. [10] + v-x + iii-xii + 440, with a map. Do. do. Vol. II. Paisley: 1887. Pp. [6]+ 441-907. Do. do. Vol. IIL Paisley: 1888. p P« [2] + viii + 600, with one plate. Do. do. Vol. IV. Paisley: 1889. Pp. [4]+ 501-1007. Do. do. Vol. V. Paisley: 1889. Pp. [4] + iv + 444. Do. do. Vol. VI. Paisley: 1890. Pp. [4]+ 445-914. Do. do. By the late George Chalmers, F.E.S., F.S.A. From the hitherto unpublished MSS. in the Advocates' Library. Volume VII. Paisley: 1894. Pp. [8]+ 283. Do. do. Index. Paisley: 1902. Pp. 272. 10. Kilmalcolm: A parish history, 1100-1898. M.A., Minister of the parish. Paisley: 1898. By James Murray, Pp. 6+ [10]+ 267, with ten plates. 11. Eastwood: Notes on the ecclesiastical antiquities of the parish. By the Eev. George Campbell, Minister of the parish. Paisley : 1902. Pp. [6]+ 3-154+ [2], with two plates. Contains a portrait of Robert Wodrow. 12. Kilbarchan: A parish history. MacKenzie, B.D., Minister of the parish. By the Eev. Eobert Paisley : 1902. D. Pp. xvi + 306 + [2] +10, with fifteen plates. A supplement contains a note on and reproduction of the Kilbarchan copy of the Solemn League and Covenant. 13. A history of the county of Eenfrew from the earliest times. By William M. Metcalfe, D.D. With a map of the county. Paisley: 1905. Pp. xvi+ [2]+ 461, with a map. Publications of the 120 PUBLICATIONS OF THE NEW SPALDING CLUB. 1 Founded in Aberdeen in 1886 ' to promote the study of the history', topography', and archaeology of the north-eastern counties of Scotland, and to print works illustrative thereof \ 1. Memorials of the Family of Skene of Skene, from the Family papers, with other illustrative documents. Edited by William Forbes Skene, D.C.L., LL.D., Her Majesty's Historiographer for Scotland. Aberdeen: 1887. Pp. xiv+[2] + 269, with six plates; Reports of Committees and First Annual Report (pp. 38). In an Appendix there are foreign letters addressed to Sir John Skene, 1586-98. 2. Cartularium ecclesiae Sancti Nicholai Aberdonensis. Eecognovit Jacobus Cooper, A.M., in ecclesia supradicta presbyter. Tomus prior. Aberdoniae: 1888. Pp. xviii + [2] + 278, with three plates; Rules and List of Members (pp. 22). The Chartulary extends to 1558. See No. 7. 3. Lacunar basilicae Sancti Macarii Aberdonensis: The heraldic ceiling of the Cathedral Church of St. Machar, Old Aberdeen. Described in historical and armorial detail by William Duguid Geddes, LL.D., and Peter Duguid. Aberdeen : 1888. Pp. xx+172, with thirty plates; Reports of Committees and Second Report (pp. 40). The Appendices contain notes on Bishop Gavin Dunbar. His portrait is included among the illustrations. 4. Fasti academiae Mariscallanae Aberdonensis: Selections from the records of the Marischal College and University, MDXCIII-MDCCCLX. Edited by Peter John Anderson, M.A., LL.B. Volume I. Endowments. Aberdeen: 1889. Pp. xxx+ [2]+ 577, with five plates. on tains the original foundations and notices of the later endowments of the College and University. The illustrations include portraits of the fifth and sixth Earls Marischal, Thomas Reid (secretary to James VI.), and Principal Patrick Dun. See Nos. 18 and 19. x The volumes, unless otherwise described, are 4to. official order. They are catalogued in the New Spalding Club 121 5. Selections from Wodrow's biographical collections: Divines of the North-East of Scotland. Edited by the Eeverend Eobert Lippe. Aberdeen: 1890. Pp. lxxxvi + [2] 4 360, with two plates; Third Report (pp. 12). The following are dealt with:—John Craig, Bishop David Cunningham, Bishop Peter Blackburn, Bishop Patrick Forbes, Bishop Adam Bannatyne, John Durie, Bishop David Lindsay, Principal Alexander Arbuthnot, Sub-Principal James Lawson, Professor Robert Howie, Bishop William Forbes, Principal Charles Ferme, John Johnstoun. There are portraits of Bishop Patrick Forbes and Bishop William Forbes. 6. The Miscellany of the New Spalding Club. Aberdeen: 1890. Volume first. Pp. lxxii+[2] +391; Fourth Report, etc. (pp. 32). The volume contains :— i. ' Register of Burgesses of Guild and Trade of the Burgh of Aberdeen, 1399-1631' Edited by Alexander M. Munro. ii. 'Inventories of ecclesiastical records of north-eastern Scotland'. Edited by Peter John Anderson. See No. 34. 7. Cartularium ecclesiae Sancti Nicholai Aberdonensis. Eecognovit Jacobus Cooper, S.T.D., in ecclesia supradicta presbyter. Tomus alter. Aberdoniae: 1892. Pp. lxvi + [2] + 496, witli twelve plates. See No. 2. 8. The annals of Banff. Compiled by William Cramond, M.A., schoolmaster of Cullen. Volume first. Aberdeen: 1891. Pp. xiv + [2] + 385, with nine plates. See No. 10. 9. Musa latina Aberdonensis: Arthur Johnston. Vol. I. The Parerga of 1637. Edited by Sir William Duguid Geddes, LL.D., Principal of the University of Aberdeen. Aberdeen: 1892. Pp. xxiv + 318, with six plates; Fifth Report (pp. 12). Contains portraits of Arthur Johnston, Elizabeth Queen of Bohemia, Sir Paul Menzies of Kinmundy, John "Viscount Melgum, Sir James Crichton of Frendraught, and his wife, Elizabeth Gordon. See No. 15. 10. The annals of Banff. Compiled by William Cramond, M.A., LL.D., schoolmaster of Cullen. Volume second. Aberdeen: 1893. Pp. xii+498, with eleven plates; Sixth Report (pp. 12). See No. 8. Publications of the 122 11. Officers and graduates of University & King's College, Aberdeen, MVD-MDCCCLX. Edited by Peter John Anderson, M.A., LL.B. Aberdeen: 1893. Pp. xx+ 399, with four plates. Contains a portrait of Pope Alexander VI. 1 1 A . Hand-list of bibliography of the shires of Aberdeen, Banff, and Kincardine. By A. W. Eobertson, M.A. Printed for the New Spalding Club. Aberdeen: 1893. Pp. [4] + 133. Fcp. 8vo. 12. Hectoris Boetii Murthlacensium et Aberdonensium episcoporum vitae. Edited and translated by James Moir, M.A., LLJX, co-Eector of Aberdeen Grammar School. Aberdeen: 1894. Pp. xviii+[2] + v+6-210, with two plates; Seventh Report (pp. 11) and List of Members (pp. 20). Boece's Lives of the Bishops of Mortlach and Aberdeen was originally published at Paris in 1522. See also No. 11 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 13. The records of Aboyne, MCCXXX-MDCLXXXI. Edited by Charles, X I Marquis of Huntly, Earl of Aboyne, P.C., LL.D. Aberdeen: 1894. Pp. xliv+589, with eleven plates. Contains portraits of the first, second, and fourth Marquis of Huntly. 14. Historical papers relating to the Jacobite period, 1699-1750. Edited by Colonel James Allardyce, LL.D. Volume first. Aberdeen: 1895. Pp. 1 + 1-338, with eleven plates. Contains materials relating to the risings of 1715 and 1745, and reports on the condition of the Highlands by Marshal George Wade and Duncan Forbes of Culloden. There are portraits of the Old Chevalier, Prince Charles Edward, Lord Lewis Gordon, the Earl of Kilmarnock, and Lord Balmerino. See No. 16. 15. Musa latina Aberdonensis : Arthur Johnston. Vol. II. The Epigrammata and remaining secular poems. Edited by Sir William Duguid Geddes, LL.D., Principal of the University of Aberdeen. Aberdeen: 1895. Pp. lvi + 307, with nine plates; Eighth Report (pp. 12). Contains portraits of Arthur Johnston, Henri Due de Bouillon, William Forbes of Tolquhon, John Urquhart of Craigston, Mary Countess Marischal, and LadyAnne Campbell; also a bibliography of Johnston, by Col. Wm. Johnston. See No. 9. New Spalding Club 123 16. Historical papers relating to the Jacobite period, 1699-1750. Edited by Colonel James Allardyce, LL.D. Volume second. Aberdeen : 1896. Pp. lii +339-652, with ten plates; Ninth Report (pp. 15). Contains depositions against the Jacobite prisoners in 1746 ; and portraits of Prince Charles Edward and his wife, Louise of Stolberg, the Duke and Duchess of Perth, Lord Pitsligo, Lord John Drumihond, Henry Cardinal York, and James Moir of Stoneywood. See No. 14. 17. Eecords of the Meeting of the Exercise of Alford, MDCLXIIEdited by the Eeverend Thomas Bell, Minister of Keig and Clerk to the Presbytery of Alford and to the Synod of Aberdeen. Aberdeen: 1897. MDOLXXXVIII. Pp. l + [2] + 439; Tenth Report (pp. 15). 18. Fasti academiae Mariscallanae Aberdonensis: Selections from the records of the Marischal College and University, MDXCIII-MDCCCLX. Edited by Peter John Anderson, M.A., LL.B., Librarian to the University of Aberdeen. Volume II. Officers, graduates, and alumni. Aberdeen : 1898. Pp. xx+[2]+596, with thirteen plates. Contains portraits of Sir James M'Grigor, Principal George Campbell, Prof. James Beattie, Prof. John Cruickshank, Dr. James Melvin, Prof. Thomas Reid, Robert Gordon of Straloch, Bishop Gilbert Burnet, Prof. James Gregory, Dr. John Arbuthnot, Duncan Forbes of Culloden, and Marshal James Keith. See Nos. 4 and 19. 19. Do. do. Volume III. Index to Volume I I . by James Fowler Kellas Johnstone. Aberdeen : 1898. Compiled Pp. viii + 200, with three plates; Eleventh and Twelfth Reports (pp. 14 + 16), and List of Members (pp. 19). 20. Keeords of Old Aberdeen, MOLVII-MDCCCXCI. Edited by Alexander Macdonald Munro, F.S.A.Scot. Volume I. Aberdeen : 1899. Pp. xxxiv + [2] + 390, with six plates. Contains extracts from the Council, Convener Court, Hammermen Trade, and Weaver Trade minutes. 21. Place names of West Aberdeenshire. Macdonald, F.S. AScot. Aberdeen : 1899. Pp. xxviii + 347 ; Thirteenth Report (pp. 15). Edited by Charles Edward Troup. By the late James 124 Publications of the 22. The Family of Burnett of Leys, with collateral branches. From the MSS. of the late George Burnett, LL.D., Lyon King of Arms. Edited by Colonel James Allardyce, LL.D. Aberdeen: 1901. Pp. xxii + [2] + 367, with twenty-one plates ; Fourteenth Report (pp. 14). Contains chapters on the Burnetts of Leys, Craigmyle, Kemnay, Orimond, Monboddo, and the Ramsays of Balmain, with an Appendix of documents chiefly from the Crathes charter chest, 1247-1793. 23. The records of Invercauld, 1547-1828. Edited by the Eev. John Grant Michie, M.A., Minister of Dinnet. Aberdeen : 1901. Pp. viii + [4] + 523, with nine plates. In addition to the family papers, the volume contains materials relating to Francis Farquharson of Monaltrie (the ' Baron Ban' of the '45), letters of Lord George Murray, 1745-53, and portraits of John and James Farquharson of Invercauld* and the 'Baron Ban.' 24. The Albemarle papers; being the correspondence of William Anne, second Earl of Albemarle, Commander-in-Chief in Scotland, 1746-1747. With an Appendix of letters from Andrew Fletcher, Lord Justice-Clerk, to the Duke of Newcastle, 1746-1748. Edited with Introduction and notes by Charles Sanford Terry, M.A., Lecturer in History in the University of Aberdeen. Volume I. Aberdeen : 1902. Pp. xxvi-f [2]+385, with five plates. The correspondence illustrates the civil and military administration of Scotland following the failure of the Rising of 1745. The volume contains a portrait of the second Earl of Albemarle. 25. Do. do. Volume II. Aberdeen: 1902. Pp. [2]+ xxvii-Ixxxvin + 387-572, with three plates; Fifteenth Report (pp. 15). Contains a portrait of the third Earl of Albemarle. 26. The House of Gordon. Edited by John Malcolm Bulloch, M.A. Volume I. Aberdeen: 1903. Pp. lxxviii+533, with one plate. Contains a bibliography of Gordon genealogy ; a genealogical account oi the Family of Gordon, known as the Balbithan MS.; fasciculi on the Gordons of Aber• geldie, Coclarachie, Gight; and lists of Gordons in Scotland. A section of the volume is edited by the Rev. Stephen Ree. See No. 33. 27. The records of Elgin, 1234-1800. Compiled by William Cramond, M.A., LL.D., F.S.A.Scot. Volume First. Aberdeen: 1903. Pp. [12]+ 509, with twenty-three plates. Contains an exposition of the history of Elgin in pre-Reformation times• references to Elgin in the Exchequer Rolls, Register of the Privy Council, and Register of the Great Seal, 1306-1649 ; extracts from the Burgh Court Book, 1540-1803, and from the minutes of Town Council, 1636-1800. See No. 35. New Spalding Club 125 28. Records of the Sheriff Court of Aberdeenshire. Edited by David Littlejohn, LL.D., Advocate in Aberdeen, Sheriff Clerk of Aberdeenshire. Vol.1. Eecords prior to 1600. Aberdeen: 1904. Pp. xlvi + [2]+476 + [4]; Sixteenth and Seventeenth Reports (pp. 19+20), and List of Members (pp. 16). The contents comprise the Diet and Decree Books for 1503-1599. Notices of the officials of the Court prior to 1600 are appended. See Nos. 31 and 32. 29. The Blackhalls of that Ilk and Barra, Hereditary Coroners and Foresters of the Garioch. By Alexander Morison, M.D., Fellow of the Boyal Colleges of Physicians of London and Edinburgh. Aberdeen: 1905. Pp. xiv + [2] + 180, with five plates ; Eighteenth Report (pp. 17). The volume contains illustrative documents between 1503-1710, and a portrait of Sir Alexander Morison (b. 1779). 30> Eecords of the Scots Colleges at Douai, Borne, Madrid, Valladolid and Eatisbon. Volume I. Eegisters of students. Aberdeen: 1906. Pp. viii-f [4] + 339; Nineteenth Report (pp. 15). The contents cover the dates 1581-1900. The Prefatory Note is signed by the Secretary of the Club, P. J. Anderson. 31. Eecords of the Sheriff Court of Aberdeenshire. Edited by David Littlejohn, LL.D., Advocate in Aberdeen, Sheriff Clerk of Aberdeenshire. Vol.11. Eecords, 1598-1649. Aberdeen: 1906. Pp. XXX+ [2]+ 541. Comprises the contents of the Diet Books and Minute Books within the period. Notes on the officials of the Court from 1600-1649 are appended. See Nos. 28 and 32. 32. Do. do. Vol. III. Eecords, 1642-1660, with supplementary lists of officials, 1660-1907, and Index to Volumes I., II., III. Aberdeen: 1907. Pp. x x + [2]+ 403; Twentieth Report (pp. 18). Includes the Decree Books, Minute Books of judicial enactments, and Diet Books within the period. 33. The House of Gordon. Volume II. Aberdeen: 1907. Edited by John Malcolm Bulloch. Pp. xlviii+611, with one plate. The volume contains a continuation of the bibliography of Gordon genealogy from the first volume; the histories of the Family by John Ferrerius and Robert Gordon of Straloch; genealogical tables compiled by Sir Robert Gordon of Gordonstone; and fasciculi on the Gordons of Lesmoir, Crichie, Terpersie, Publications of the 126 Leichestoun, Newton; and Gordon ballads. Sections of the volume are edited by the Rev. Stephen Ree, the Rev. J . Maxwell Joass, and Captain Douglas Wimberley. See No. 26. 34. The Miscellany of the New Spalding Club. Aberdeen: 1908. Volume second. Pp. viii + 632. Contains:— i. ' Summary of fiars prices in Aberdeenshire, 1603-19, with lists of jurors.' Compiled by David Littlejohn. ii. 'Register of S. Paul's Episcopal Chapel, Aberdeen, 1720-1793.' Edited by Alexander Emslie Smith, iii. ' Aberdeen Burgess Register, 1631-1700.' Edited by Alexander M. Munro. See No. 6. 35. The records of Elgin, 1234-1800. Compiled by the late William Cramond, M.A., LL.D. Volume second. Edited by the Eev. Stephen Eee, M.A., B.D. Aberdeen: 1908. Pp. xii + 545, with eighteen plates; Twenty-first Report (p. 20). Contains extracts from the Kirk Session minutes, 1584-1779; Presbytery records, 1636-1800; and Town Council minutes, 1566-1800, relating to the church and school of Elgin. See No. 27. W O K K S U N I F O R M W I T H B U T NOT P A R T O F T H E CLUB'S S E R I E S . A. Descent of the Family of Skene. Aberdeen : 1888. Compiled by Henry John Trotter, M.P. B. The armorial ensigns of the Eoyal Burgh of Aberdeen, with some observations on the legend relating to the capture and demolition of the Castle. By the late John Oruickshank. Aberdeen : 1888. Pp. xxvi +121, with fourteen plates. Edited by Peter John Anderson. C. Charters and other writs illustrating the history of the Royal Burgh of Aberdeen, MCLXXI-MDCCCIV. Edited, with Translations, by Peter John Anderson, M.A., LL.B. Printed by order of the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council. Aberdeen; 1890. Pp. xxxvi + [2] + 466, with five plates. D. Genealogical tree of the Family of Burnett of Leys with the collateral branches. Prepared by W. Kendall Burnett, Advocate. Aberdeen: 1893. New Spalding Club 127 E. The Thanage of Fermartyn, including the district commonly called Formartine, its proprietors, with genealogical deductions; its parishes, Ministers, churches, churchyards, antiquities, &c. By Eev. William Temple, M.A., F.S.A.Scot., of S. Margaret's, Forgue. Aberdeen : 1894. Pp. xvi + 710 + [2], with one plate. F. Memorials of the Family of Forbes of Forbesfield, with notes on connected Morgans, Duncans and Fergusons. By Alexander Forbes. Aberdeen: 1905. Pp. x + 134, with eleven plates. Contains a portrait of Alexander, fourth Lord Forbes of Pitsligo. ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY STUDIES. (Issued in conjunction with The New Spalding Club.) 1 1. Eoll of alumni in Arts of the University and King's College of Aberdeen, 1596-1860. Edited by Peter John Anderson, M.A., LL.B., Librarian to the University of Aberdeen. Aberdeen: 1900. Pp. xiv+[2]+275, with two plates. Royal 8vo. 6. Eectorial Addresses delivered in the Universities of Aberdeen, 1835-1900. Edited by Peter John Anderson, M.A., LL.B. . . . Aberdeen: 1902. Pp. x+396, with eight plates. Royal 8vo. Contains a portrait of Professor Alexander Bain. 15. Meminisse juvat: Being the autobiography of a Class at King's College in the Sixties. . . . Compiled by Alexander Shewan. Aberdeen: 1905. Pp. viii + 279, with eighteen plates. 4to. 18. Eoll of the graduates of the University of Aberdeen, 1860-1900. By Colonel William Johnston, C.B., M.A.Aberd., M.D.Edin. Aberdeen: 1906. Pp. xvi + 687, with one plate. 4to. The plate is a portrait of Principal Sir William D. Geddes. 1 The volumes bear the numerals indicating their position in the official list. those cognate to the purpose of this Catalogue are included. Only 128 Aberdeen University Studies 19. Studies in the history and development of the University of Aberdeen. A Quatercentenary tribute paid by certain of her Professors & of her devoted sons. Edited by P. J. Anderson, M.A., LL.B., Librarian to the University. Aberdeen: 1906. Pp. vi -f [6]+578, with four plates. 4to. Contains chapters on Bishop William Elphinstone, by Professor Henry Cowan; Hector Boece and the Principals, by Principal Marshall Lang; George, fifth Earl Marischal, by John Malcolm Bulloch; The University's contribution to Philosophy, by Professor William L. Davidson; The Aberdeen Historians, by Professor C. Sanford Terry ; Natural Science in the Aberdeen Universities, by Professor James W. H. Trail; New Testament learning in the Universities, by Professor Thomas Nicol; the Faculty of Law, by Professor Neil J . D. Kennedy; Four centuries of Medicine in Aberdeen, by Professor William Stephenson; The Aberdeen University Educator, by James Fowler Kellas Johnstone; The buildings, by Robert S. R a i t ; and Collections towards a bibliography of the Universities of Aberdeen, by P. J. Anderson. The plates include portraits of Bishop William Elphinstone and George, fifth Earl Marischal. 20. Studies in the history and art of the Eastern Provinces of the Eoman Empire. . . . Edited by W. M. Eamsay, Professor of Humanity in the University. Aberdeen: 1906. Pp. xiv -f [2] + 391, with twelve plates. 4to. 29. Eecord of the celebration of the Quatercentenary of the University of Aberdeen, from 25th to 28th September, 1906. Edited by P. J. Anderson, M.A., LL.B., Librarian to the University and Clerk of the General Council. Aberdeen : 1907. Pp. xii + 656 + [a], with five plates. Northern Association 129 PUBLICATIONS OF THE NORTHERN ASSOCIATION OF LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES.1 Founded in Elgin in 1887 for 'the promotion of joint action in literary and scientific work by the various Societies joining it . . . in the counties of Aberdeen, Banff, Elgin, Nairn, Inverness, Boss, Sutherland, Cromarty, Caithness, and Orkney and Shetland'. The Association has issued no Transactions since 1899. Papers read at its meetings subsequent to that date may be found in the Transactions of the Buchan and Inverness Field Clubs. 1. Transactions of the Northern Association of Literary & Scientific Societies. Vol.1. Part. I. Inverness: 1888. Pp. 47. Includes:— * Celtic place names \ By D. Matheson. * Notes on ancient remains in the Beauly valley'. 2. Do. do. Vol.1. Part II. By Thomas Wallace. Inverness: 1889. Pp. 57, with one plate. Includes:— * Notes on the parish of Leslie \ By the Rev. John Russell. * The study of Celtic place names'. By James Macdonald. ' Notes on Auchindoir and its old Church \ By the Rev. G. A. Selbie. * Old Kirk of Auchindoir \ By F. W. Troup. * Notes on Craig Castle \ By James Macdonald. 3. Do. do. Vol. I. Part III. Dingwall: 1890. do. Vol. I. Part IV. Inverness: 1891. Pp. 49. 4, Do. Pp. 60. Includes:— ' Rose papers, with illustrations of postal matters'. ' Thanages'. By the Rev. George Sutherland. 5. Do. do. Vol.1. Part V. Pp. 70. Includes:— ' Beauly Priory'. By James Barron. 'Dornie :—its castles and antiquities'. 1 The Transactions are 8vo. I By Wm. Cramond. Nairn: 1892. By Thomas Wallace. 130 Northern Association 6. Transactions of the Northern Association of Literary & Scientific Societies. Vol.11. P a r t i . Inverness: 1893. Pp. 99. Includes :— * Clerical life on the West coast'. By the Rev. Roderick Morison. Contains 18th century extracts from the records of the Presbytery of Lochcarron. 7. Do. do. Vol. II. Part II. Pp. 30. Includes:— ' The etymon of some local place names '. 8. Do. do. Vol. II. Elgin: 1894. By Donald Matheson. Part III. Forres: 1896. Pp. 67. Includes :— * The Castle of Lochindorbh \ By R. Thomson. ' The Enzie and its antiquities \ By George Thomson. 9. Do. do. Vol. II. Parts IV. and V. Pp. 85, with one plate. Includes:— ' Round towers and brochs'. By J. T. Mulqueen. ' Invergarry Castle \ By Captain Ellice. Nairn: 1899. Northern Institution 131 PUBLICATIONS OF THE NORTHERN INSTITUTION FOR THE PROMOTION OF SCIENCE AND LITERATURE. Founded in Inverness in 1825, 'more "particularly with the view of investigating the antiquities^ and civil and natural history of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland'. The Institution published one volume only. t 1. Prize Essay on the state of society and knowledge in the Highlands of Scotland, particularly in the northern counties, at the period of the rebellion in 1745, and of their progress up to the establishment of the Northern Institution for the Promotion of Science and Literature, in 1825. By John Anderson, Writer to the Signet, Secretary to the Society of Scottish Antiquaries. Edinburgh : 1827. Pp. xxii + 23-176. 8vo. 132 Old Edinburgh Club PUBLICATIONS OF THE OLD EDINBURGH CLUB. Founded in 1908 for ' the collection and authentication of oral and written statements or documentary evidence relating to Edinburgh1. 1. The book of the Old Edinburgh Club. First volume. Edinburgh : 1908. Pp. [6]+ 162, with one plate; First Report, etc. (pp. 20+ [4]). 4to. The volume includes:— * The embalming of Montrose'. By John Cameron Robbie. Antiquarian Society of Orkney 133 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ANTIQUARIAN AND NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY OF ORKNEY. Founded in Kirkwall in 1844 lfor the purpose of promoting the knowledge of antiquities and natural history, by the formation and support of a Museum, and by any other means in its power'. 1. The Antiquarian and Natural History Society of Orkney. Established on 18th. December, 1844. Established for the purpose of promoting the knowledge of antiquities and natural history, by the formation and support of a Museum, and by any other means in its power. Pp. n . i2mo. There is no record of any further publications of the Society. 134 Orkney and Zetland Society PUBLICATIONS OF THE ORKNEY AND ZETLAND ANTIQUARIAN AND STATISTICAL SOCIETY. i Founded in Edinburgh in 1831 for Hhe investigation antiquities and capabilities of improvement' of Orkney and and promotion* Shetland. of the i 1. Thoughts on Orkney and Zetland, their antiquities and capabilities of improvement; with hints towards the formation of a local Society for the investigation and promotion of these objects; to which are annexed extracts from curious manuscripts, together with useful lists. Edinburgh: 1831. Pp. 47. 8vo. By Alexander G. Groat. The contents include specimens of Orkney and Shetland antiquarian lore; a list of deceased eminent natives of Orkney and Shetland; and a list of books relating to the islands. There is no record of any other publications of the Society. Antiquarian Society of Perth 135 PUBLICATIONS OF THE LITERARY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY OF PERTH. Founded in 1784 ''for investigating the history and preserving the antiquities and records of Scotland generally, and more particularly of that portion of it of which the City of Perth may still be considered as the capital \ The Society issued only one volume. 1. Transactions of the Literary and Antiquarian Society of Perth. Vol. L Perth: 1827. Pp. 24 +102+[4] + 71 + 39, with seven plates. 4to. The volume includes :— * Copies of papers relative to a translation of the University of St Andrews to Perth, in 1697-8'. By Dr. John Lees. c Lives of the Bishops of Dunkeld \ By Alexander My In.* ' The teares of Scotland' for the death of James VI. By William Lithgow. * Summary of the evidence on the Gowrie conspiracy, with plans of Gowrie House \ By the Rev. Mr. M'Gregor. ' The history of Scottish affairs, particularly during the reign of Charles I., by Mr. James Wilson, burgher of Dumfries. Begun the Calends of May 1654\ Regality Club 136 PUBLICATIONS OF THE REGALITY CLUB.1 Founded in Glasgow in 1885 ' to preserve a record of old Glasgow buildings and of old Glasgow relics \ 1. The Kegality Club. First series. Glasgow: 1889. Pp. viii + 182, with fifteen plates. 2. Do. do. Second series. Glasgow: 1893. Pp. viii + 7 + 168, with sixteen plates. 3. Do. do. Third series. Glasgow: 1899. Pp. viii + 7 +141, with fifteen plates. Contains a portrait of Colin Dunlop Donald, founder of the Club. 4. Do. do. Fourth series. The volume is incomplete. I t includes :— ' The Barony of Gorbals'. By Robert Renwick. ' The Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow'. By David Murray. ' List of toasts at Mr. Brougham's dinner, 11th September, 1823 '. By William Young. ' Glasgow in 1781 and 1833 \ By Sir James D. Marwick. ' T h e Archiepiscopal temporalities in the Regality of Glasgow'. By Robert Renwick. 1 The volumes are 4to. Royal Society of Edinburgh 137 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF EDINBURGH.1 Founded in 1783. The Society at the outset was divided into two classes, one of which, the ' Literary Glass', had for its department ' literature, philology, history, antiquities, and speculative philosophy \ That Glass ceased to appear after vol. IV. of the Transactions. Subsequent volumes are not calendared here. 1. Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Edinburgh: 1788. Pp. xii + 100 + 336 + 209 + [2], with four plates. The volume includes :— * An ode on the popular superstitions of the Highlands'. 2. Do. do. Vol.11. Do. do. Vol.111. By Alex. Fraser Tytler. Edinburgh: 1794. Pp. viii+ 279+ 162+[2], with twenty-two plates. 4. Do. do. Vol. IV. Edinburgh: 1798. Pp. viii+ 222+ 121+ [2], with thirteen plates. The volumes are 4to. By William Collins. Edinburgh: 1790. Pp. viii + [2] + 244+267, with ten plates. The volume includes :— ' Ancient fortifications in the Highlands of Scotland'. 3. Vol. I. 138 Rymour Club PUBLICATIONS OF THE RYMOUR CLUB.1 Founded in Edinburgh in 1903 for ' the collection of ballads, lyrics, and other rhymed material, and of ballad and other tunes . . . more particularly such as illustrate Scottish dialect, character, manners, and music informer days\ 1. The Rymour Club, Edinburgh: Miscellanea, Part I. Pp. xiv-f-[2] + 20. 2. Do. do. Part II. do. Part III. (1907.) Pp. 21-60. 3. Do. Pp. 61-94. 1 The volumes are small 4to. (1908.) (1906.) St. Andrew Society 139 PUBLICATIONS OF THE ST. ANDKEW SOCIETY.1 Founded at Edinburgh in 1906 inter alia ' to foster the study of Scottish archaeology', art, literature, music, and customs \ 1. Scotia : The journal of the St. Andrew Society. 1907. Edinburgh. history, Volume one. Pp. xviii+354, with fifteen plates. The volume includes:— * A Scottish invasion of England, and the Treaty of Northampton (1327-1328)'. By James MacKinnon. ' The story of the Florida '. By Hugh Beveridge. The vessel, one of the ships of the Spanish Armada, sank in Tobermory Bay. ' The Scottish nobility in 1577 \ By Sir Alexander Hay. See Grampian Club, No. 6. < A Clan fight at Perth in 1396'. By W. C. Mackenzie. Deals with the Clan fight at the North Inch of Perth. ' The question of an Anglo-Scottish union in 1363-1369'. By James MacKinnon. 'The Scottish iron industry, from the fifteenth to the seventeenth century'. By George Turner. ' The battle of Carham, 1018'. By Hugh Beveridge. * Bruce in 1307 \ By H. G, M'Creath. ' Logan of Restalrig \ By A. Thomson. * The treaty of union of 1706 : A forgotten phase \ By T. D. Wanliss. The volume contains portraits of Queen Mary and Prince Charles Edward. 2. Do. do. Volume two. 1908. Edinburgh. Pp. xx+260, with sixteen plates. The volume contains :— * The real King Arthur \ By George Eyre-Todd. ' Scotland's share in Magna Carta \ By the Earl of Cassillis. * How the Scottish Border met invasion in 1804 \ By Mrs. John Lang. * The old Scots Parliament'. By Sir Archibald Alison. ' The advantages of British Union \ By John Thornborough, Bishop of Worcester. Extracts from a tract of 1641 regarding the union projected in 1604. The volume contains a portrait of Professor John Stuart Blackie. The volumes are fcp. 8vo. 140 Publications of the PUBLICATIONS OF THE SCOTTISH BURGH RECORDS SOCIETY.1 Founded in Edinburgh in 1868 for 'investigating and publishing extracts from the Burgh records of Scotland \ The Society was dissolved in 1908. See No. 19, note. 1. Ancient laws and customs of the burghs of Scotland. A.D. 1124-1424. Edinburgh: 1868. Vol. I. Pp. [4] + 8 + l + [2] + 252. Edited by Cosmo Innes. See No. 22. 2. Extracts from the records of the Burgh of Edinburgh. 1528. Edinburgh: 1869. A.D. 1403- Pp. [4] + 8 + [2] + XXXVi + [2] + 339. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. See Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6. 3. Do. do. A.D. 1528-1557. Edinburgh: 1871. Pp. [2] + 8 + [2] + lviii + [2] + 369. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. 4. Do. do. AJ>. 1557-1571. Edinburgh: 1875. Pp. [4] + 8 + [2]+vi + [2] + xxviii + 304. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. 5. Do. do. A.D. 1573-1589. Edinburgh: 1882. Pp. [4] + 8 + iii-lxxx + 580. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. 6. Index to Extracts from the records of the Burgh of Edinburgh. A.D. 1403-1589. And a Glossary of peculiar words. Edinburgh: 1892. Pp. [6]+ 200+ 28. 7. Charters and other documents relating to the City of Edinburgh. * A.D. 1143-1540. Edinburgh: 1871. Pp. [4] + 8 + [2]+v-xxviii + 23l, with one plate. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. 1 The volumes are 4to. They are catalogued in the official numerical order. Scottish Burgh Records Society 141 8. Extracts from the Council Eegister of the Burgh of Aberdeen. 1625-1642. Edinburgh: 1871. Pp. [4] + 8 + [2] + vii-xxiv + 299. Edited by John Stuart. 9. Do. do. 1643-1747. Edinburgh: 1872. PP- [4] + 8 + [2] + vii-lx + 392. Edited by John Stuart. 10. Charters and documents relating to the Burgh of Peebles, with extracts from the records of the Burgh. A.D. 1165-1710. Edinburgh: 1872. Pp. [2] + 8 + [2] + vii-lxxvi+456, with one plate. Edited by William Chambers. 11. Extracts from the records of the Burgh of Glasgow. 1642. Glasgow: 1876. A.D. 1573- Pp. [4]+8+lvi+497, with a map. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. See Nos. 12, 16, 19. 12. Do. do. A.D. 1630-1662. Glasgow: 1881. Pp. [4j + 8 + [4] + lxiv + 592. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. 13. Miscellany of the Scottish Burgh Eecords Society . . . burgh: 1881. Edin- Pp. cii + [2] + 295. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. The volume contains :— i. ' Report by Thomas Tucker upon the settlement of the revenues of Excise and Customs in Scotland. A.D. MDCLVI'. See Bannatyne Club, No. 7ii. * Register containeing the state and condition of every burgh within the kingdome of Scotland, in the year 1692'. iii. 'Setts of the Royal Burghs of Scotland', made by the Convention of Royal Burghs in 1708. 14. Charters and other documents relating to the City of Glasgow. A.D. 1175-1649. Part I. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick, LL.D., F.B.S.E., Town-Clerk of Glasgow, Glasgow : 1897. Pp. xxii4-[2] + dcxxxvi+136, with a map. See Nos. 15, 17. 15. Do. do. Part II. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick, LL.D., E.E.S.E. Edinburgh: 1894. Pp* [4]+xx+ 536, with a map. H2 Publications of the 16. Extracts from the records of the Burgh of Glasgow. 1690. Glasgow: 1905. A.D. 1663- Pp. [4] + 4 + v-xHv + [2] + 592. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick and Robert Renwick. 17. Charters and other documents relating to the City of Glasgow. Vol. II. A.D. 1649-1707. With Appendix, A.D. 1434-1648. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick, LL.D., E.E.S.E., and Eobert Eenwick, Depute Town-Clerk. Glasgow: 1906. Pp. [4] + 4+v-xxvi + [2] + 667, with seven plates. 18. Charters and documents relating to the Collegiate Church and Hospital of the Holy Trinity, and the Trinity Hospital, Edinburgh. A.D. 1460-1661. Edinburgh: 1871. Pp. xxx+ 187. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. A re-issue of the volume originally printed for the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council of Edinburgh, but with a fresh title-leaf. 19. Extracts from the records of the Burgh of Glasgow, A.D. 1 6 9 1 1717. Glasgow: 1908. Pp. [4] + 4+v-XViii + [2] + 720. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick and Robert Renwick. 1 1 A circular of August, 1908, announced : < I t is probable that the closing year's issue of the Society's publications will consist of' the following. Nos. 20 and 21 are now published. 20. The river Clyde and the Clyde burghs: The City of Glasgow and its old relations with Eutherglen, Eenfrew, Paisley, Dumbarton, Port-Glasgow, Greenock, Eothesay, and Irvine. By the late Sir James D. Marwick, LL.D. Glasgow: 1909. Pp. x + [2] + 254. 21. Edinburgh Guilds and crafts: A sketch of the history of burgess-ship, Guild brotherhood, and membership of crafts in the City. By the late Sir James D. Marwick, LL.D. Edinburgh: 1909. Pp. xii + 258, witn one plate. The plate is a portrait of Sir James D. Marwick. 22. The old laws of Scotland relating to the burghs, in continuation of the volume of Ancient laws and customs, A.D. 1124-1424. Edited, in part, by Sir James D. Marwick. Scottish Burgh Records Society 143 WORKS UNIFORM WITH BUT NOT PART OF THE SOCIETY'S SERIES. A. Charters, writs, and public documents of the Royal Burgh of Dundee, the Hospital and Johnston's Bequest: 1292-1880, with inventory of the town's writs annexed. Printed by order of the Provost, Magistrates, & Town Council. Dundee: 1880. Pp. xviii + [2] + 270 + [2] + xliv, with thirty-six plates. Edited by William Hay. B. Charters and other documents relating to the Royal Burgh of Stirling, A.D. 1124-1705. Printed for the Provost, Magistrates, and Council of the Burgh of Stirling. Glasgow : 1884. Pp. xxviii-f-[2] + 255, with two plates. Edited by Robert Renwick. C. Extracts from the records of the Eoyal Burgh of Stirling. A.D. 1519-1666. With Appendix, A.D. 1295-1666. Printed for the Glasgow Stirlingshire and Sons of the Eock Society. Glasgow: 1887. Pp. xxxiv + [2] + 352. Edited by Robert Renwick. D. Do. do. A.D. 1667-1752. With Appendix, A.D. 14711752. Printed for the Glasgow Stirlingshire and Sons of the Eock Society. Glasgow: 1889. Pp. [4] + xxxii+46l, with a map. Edited by Robert Renwick. E. Extracts from the records of the Eoyal Burgh of Lanark. With Charters and documents relating to the burgh, A.D. 1150-1722. Printed for the subscribers. Glasgow: 1893. Pp. xl+433, with six plates. Edited by Robert Renwick. F. Edinburgh records. The burgh accounts: Volume one. I.— Bailies' accounts, 1544-1566. II.—Town Treasurers' accounts, 15521567. Edited by Eobert Adam, F.S.ASeot., late City Accountant and Chamberlain, Edinburgh. With Preface by Thomas Hunter, W.S., F.S.ASeot., Town Clerk of Edinburgh. Printed for the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council. Edinburgh: 1899. Pp. xxx + [2] + 533, with twelve plates. 144 Publications of the G. Edinburgh records. The burgh accounts: Volume two. Dean of Guild's accounts, 1552-1567. Edited by Robert Adam, F.S.AScot., late City Accountant and Chamberlain, Edinburgh. With Preface by Thomas Hunter, W.S., E.S.A.Scot., Town Clerk of Edinburgh. Printed for the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Council. Edinburgh: 1899. Pp. xiv + [4] + 254, with six plates. H. Charters and documents relating to the Burgh of Paisley (11631665) and extracts from the records of the Town Council (1594-1620). Edited, with an Introduction, by W. M. Metcalfe, D.D., F.S.A.Scot. Paisley: 1902. Pp. cviii+[2] + 308. PUBLICATIONS OF THE CONVENTION OF THE ROYAL BURGHS OF SCOTLAND. I. Records of the Convention of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, 1295-1597. With extracts from other records relating to the affairs of the burghs of Scotland, 1345-1614. Published for the Convention of Royal Burghs, Edinburgh: 1870. Pp. xliv + 564. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. J. Do. do. 1597-1614. With extracts from other records relating to the affairs of the burghs of Scotland, 1345-1614. Published for the Convention of Royal Burghs. Edinburgh : 1870. Pp. xlviii+600. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. K. Extracts from the records of the Convention of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, 1615-1676. Published for the Convention of Royal Burghs. Edinburgh: 1878. Pp. adLv+706. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. Convention of Royal Burghs 145 L. Extracts from the records of the Convention of the Eoyal Burghs of Scotland, 1677-1711. Published for the Convention of Eoyal Burghs. Edinburgh: 1880. Pp. xviii + 667. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. M. Do. Eoyal Burghs. do. 1711-38. Published for the Convention of Edinburgh: 1885. Pp. xviii + 640. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. N. Index to Extracts from the Eecords of the Convention of the Eoyal Burghs of Scotland, with a Glossary of peculiar words. 12951738. Printed for the Convention of Eoyal Burghs. Edinburgh: 1890. Pp. X + 182. Edited by Sir James D. Marwick. K 146 Scottish Clergy Society PUBLICATIONS OF THE SCOTTISH CLERGY SOCIETY.1 Founded in Dundee in 1888 * to 'promote and foster within due limits the national element in the life of the Scottish Church \ and { to 'print . . . documents bearing on the ecclesiastical history of the country, and more particularly such as touch upon the affairs of the Episcopal Church at and after the Revolution settlement'. 1. A sermon preached to the clergy of Aberdeen, April 12th, 1692. With Introduction and notes. Edinburgh: 1901. Pp. 61. Edited by the Rev. J. T. F. Farquhar. The sermon is attributed to James Gordon, Parson of Banchory Devenick, and bears on the contemporary effort to include the Episcopal clergy in the establishment. 2. A Catechism dealing chiefly with the Holy Eucharist. By Eobert Forbes, A.M., afterwards Bishop of Boss and Caithness. Together with a prayer at the mixture of the Chalice. Edited from the original MSS. for the Scottish Clergy Society by John Dowden, D.D., Bishop of Edinburgh. Edinburgh: 1904. Pp. 24. 3. Sidelights on the Church in Bevolution times: Aberdeen movement, 1688-1695. Edinburgh: 1907. Pp. [4]+ 75. Edited by the Rev. W. W. Hawdon and the Rev. George Sutherland. Includes a Minute of the Presbytery of Alford, Jan. 30, 1689, and other papers of the Rev. John Alexander, Minister of Kildrummy, relative to the attempt to secure for the Episcopalians a position within the establishment. 1 The tracts are 8vo. Scottish Ecclesiological Society 147 PUBLICATIONS OF THE SCOTTISH ECCLESIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.1 Founded in 1903, on the union of the" Aberdeen and Glasgow Ecclesiological Societies, '•for the study of the principles of Christian worship and of Church architecture and the allied arts which minister thereto \ 1. Transactions of the Scottish Ecclesiological Society. Volume I. Including Parts I, II, and III. (1903-1906.) Aberdeen : 1903-6. Pp. 12 + xx +102+ xx +103-206+xxvui+207-314, with fifteen plates. The volume includes :— 'Prayers used at the death-bed of King James V I ' . By the Rev. W. H. Hutton. ' Royal pilgrimages in Scotland'. By Sir James Balfour Paul. ' S. Donnan the Great and his Muinntir'. By the Rev. Archibald Black Scott. ' The ecclesiology of Yarrow \ By the Rev. Robert Borland. 2. Do. do. Volume II. The volume is incomplete. I t includes :— ' The Black Rood of Scotland\ By George Watson. ' The first Cathedral of Moray \ By Professor Cooper. ' Saint William of Perth'. By James S. Richardson. ' Kinloss Abbey \ By J. Brodie Innes. ' Saint Oswald of Northumbria'. By J. M. MacKinlay. ' The Grey Friars and their first Houses in Scotland \ By John Edwards. ' The ancient Cathedrals of Scotland \ By the Rev. George W. Sprott. ' Ecclesiastical place names of Roxburghshire.' By J. J. Vernon. ' The Knights Hospitallers in Scotland.' By John Edwards. 1 The volumes are 4to. 148 Publications of the PUBLICATIONS OF THE SCOTTISH HISTORY SOCIETY. 1 Founded in Edinburgh editorship, of unpublished history of Scotland \ in 1886 for ' the discovery and printing, under selected documents illustrative of the civil, religious, and social 1. Tours in Scotland, 174*7, 1750, 1760, by Kichard Pococke, Bishop of Meath: Prom the original MS. and drawings in the British Museum. Edited with a biographical sketch of the author by Daniel William Kemp. Edinburgh: 1887. Pp. lxx + 375, with one plate. Contains a portrait of Bishop Pococke. See the Sutherland Association, No. 2. 2. The diary and general expenditure book of William Cunningham of Craigends, Commissioner to the Convention of Estates and Member of Parliament for Eenfrewshire, kept chiefly from 1673 to 1680. Edited from the original manuscript by the Eev. James Dodds, DD.Glasg., F.S.A.Scot. Edinburgh: 1887. Pp. xliv+[2] + 150; List of Subscribers (pp. 16). Illustrates domestic life, manners, and agriculture in the period. 3. The Grameid : An heroic poem descriptive of the campaign of Viscount Dundee in 1689, and other pieces. By James Philip of Almerieclose, 1691. Edited from the original manuscript with Translation, Introduction, and notes by the Eev. Alexander D. Murdoch, F.S.A.Scot. Edinburgh: 1888. Pp. lvi+[2] + 268, with one plate; List of Publications (pp. 4), First Report (pp. 8), and List of Subscribers (pp. 16). 4. Eegister of the Minister, Elders, and Deacons of the Christian congregation of St Andrews: Comprising the proceedings of the Kirk Session and of the Court of the Superintendent of Fife, Pothrik and Strathearn, 1559-1600. Part first: 1559-1582. Transcribed and edited from the original manuscript with Preface and notes by David Hay Fleming. Edinburgh: 1889. Pp. lx+[4] + 486, with five plates; Second Report (pp. 8), and list of Publications (pp 4). Illustrates the inner working of the Reformed Church during the first forty years of its existence, and the corrupt state of its predecessor. See No. 7. 1 The volumes are 8vo. They are catalogued in the official order. Scottish History Society 149 5. The diary of the Eeverend John Mill, Minister of the parishes of Dunrossness, Sandwick and Cunningsburgh in Shetland, 1 7 4 0 - 1 8 0 3 : With selections from local records and original documents relating to the district. Edited with Introduction and notes by Gilbert Goudie, F.S.A.Scot. Edinburgh: 1889. Pp. xcviii + [2] + 227, with three plates; List of Publications (pp. 4). Pictures the life, manners, and religion of the latter half of the 18th century. 6. Narrative of Mr James Nimmo, written for his own satisfaction, to keep in some remembrance the Lord's way, dealing, and kindness towards him, 1654-1709. Edited from the original manuscript with Introduction and notes by W. G. Scott-Moncrieff, E.S.A.Scot., Advocate. Edinburgh: 1889. Pp. xxxiv+[2] + H 2 ; Lists of Publications and Subscribers (pp. 4 + 16). The reflexions of a Covenanter, of theological rather than historical interest. 7. Kegister of the Minister, Elders, and Deacons of the Christian congregation of St Andrews: Comprising the proceedings of the Kirk Session and of the Court of the Superintendent of Fife, Fothrik and Strathearn, 1559-1600. Part second : 1582-1600. Transcribed and edited from the original manuscript with Preface and notes by David Hay Fleming. Edinburgh: 1890. Pp. [4]+lxi-cvi +[2]+487-1016, with three plates; List of Publications (pp. 4). See No. 4. 8. A list of persons concerned in the rebellion, transmitted to the Commissioners of Excise by the several Supervisors in Scotland in obedience to a general letter of the 7th May 1746, and a supplementary list with evidences to prove the same. "With a Preface by the Earl of Kosebery, and annotations by the Eev. Walter Macleod. Edinburgh: 1890. Pp. xviii + [2] + 439 ; List of Publications (pp. 4). A list of those who were ' o u t ' in the '45. 9. The book of record: A diary written by Patrick first Earl of Strathmore, and other documents relating to Glamis Castle, 1684-1689. Edited from the original MSS. at Glamis with Introduction and notes by A. H. Millar, F.S.A.Scot. Edinburgh: 1890. Pp. x M + [ 2 ] + 194, with three plates; List of Publications (pp. 4), and Third Report (pp. 7). Contains a portrait of the first Earl of Strathmore. 150 Publications of the 10. A history of Greater Britain, as well England as Scotland, compiled from the ancient authorities by John Major, by name indeed a Scot, but by profession a theologian, 1521. Translated from the original Latin and edited with notes by Archibald Constable: To which is prefixed a life of the author by iEneas J. Gr. Mackay, LL.D., Advocate. Edinburgh: 1892. Pp. cxxxvi + 476, with two plates; List of Publications (pp. 4). Extends from the earliest times to 1509. Appendices, edited by Thomas Graves Law, contain a bibliography of John Major and his disciples, David Cranstoun, George Lockhart, William Manderston, and Robert Caubraith. 11. The records of the Commissions of the General Assemblies of the Church of Scotland holden in Edinburgh in the years 1646 and 1647. Edited from the original manuscript by Alexander F. Mitchell, D.D., LL.D., and James Christie, D.D., with an Introduction by the former. Edinburgh: 1892. Pp. xlii + [2] + 611; List of Publications (pp. 4). See No. 25. 12. The Court Book of the Barony of TJrie in Kincardineshire, 1604-1747. Edited from the original manuscript with notes and Introduction by the Eev. Douglas Gordon Barron, M.A. Edinburgh: 1892. Pp. lviii-f-208, with two plates; List of Members (pp. 16), Fourth Report (pp. 6), and List of Publications (pp. 4). 13. Memoirs of the life of Sir John Clerk of Penicuik, Baronet, Baron of the Exchequer, extracted by himself from his own journals, 1675-1755. Edited from the manuscript in Penicuik House, with an Introduction and notes, by John M. Gray, F.S.AScot. Edinburgh: 1892. Pp. xxxii + 278, with ten plates; List of Members (pp. 16), Fifth Report (pp. 7), and List of Publications (pp. 4). Valuable for the Union negotiations and the post-Union period. portraits of Sir John Clerk and members of his family. The volume has 14. Journal of the Hon. John Erskine of Carnock', 1683-1687. Edited from the original manuscript, with Introduction and notes, by the Eev. Walter Macleod. Edinburgh : 1893. Pp. xliv + [2] + 259, with one plate; List of Members (pp. 16), Sixth Report (pp. 8), and List of Publications (pp. 5). Important for Argyll's insurrection in 1685. The volume contains a portrait of the Hon. John Erskine. Scottish History Society 151 15. Miscellany of the Scottish History Society (First volume). . . . Edinburgh: 1893. Pp. lxxvi + 595, with six plates; List of Publications (pp. 6). Contains :•.— i» ' T h e Library of James VI., in the hand of Peter Young, his tutor, 1573-1583'. Edited by GL F. Warner, ii. 'Documents illustrating Catholic policy in the reign of James VI., 1596-1598'. Edited by Thomas Graves Law. The documents include the ' Summary of memorials' presented to the King of Spain by John Ogilvy of Powrie and Dr. John Cecil in 1596, and Father William Creighton's 'Apology and Defence' of James VI., 1598. c iii. Twenty-four letters of Sir Thomas Hope, Bart., of Craighall, Lord-Advocate of Scotland, 1627-1646'. Edited by the Rev. Robert Paul. iv. 'Civil War Papers, 1643-1650'. Edited by H. F. Morland Simpson. Includes the correspondence of Sir John Cochran and others with James, Duke of Courland, on behalf of Charles I., and documents illustrating the career of Montrose in Sweden and his flight from Carbisdale. v. 'Thirty-four letters written to James Sharp, Archbishop of St. Andrews, by the Duke and Duchess of Lauderdale and Charles Maitland, Lord Hatton, 1660-1677'. Edited by the Right Rev. John Dowden, Bishop of Edinburgh. vi. 'The diary of [George] Turnbull, Minister of Alloa and Tyninghame 1657-1704'. Edited by the Rev. Robert Paul. Illustrates Covenanting history. vii. ' The Masterton papers, 1660-1719'. Edited by V. A. Noel Paton. Includes Francis Masterton's ' Remarques' on events following the Restoration, viii. ' Accompt of expenses in Edinburgh by Alexander Rose of Kilravock, 1715'. Edited by A. H. Millar, ix. 'Papers about the rebellions of 1715 and 1745'. Edited by Henry Paton. Includes Peter Clarke's ' Journall of severall occurrences in 1715', letters by William Nicholson, Bishop of Carlisle, and the diary of John Campbell, an Edinburgh banker, in 1745. The volume contains portraits of Sir Thomas Hope of Craighall, the Duke and Duchess of Lauderdale, and Charles Maitland of Hatton. See No. 44. 16. The account book of Sir John Foulis of Eavelston, 1671-1707. Edited from the original manuscript, with Introduction and Glossary, by the Eev. A. W. Cornelius Hallen, F.S.A.Scot. Edinburgh: 1894. Pp. lxxii + [4] + 501; List of Publications (pp. 6). Illustrates the social and economic conditions of the period. 17. Letters and papers illustrating the relations between Charles the Second and Scotland in 1650. Edited, with notes and Introduction, by Samuel Eawson Gardiner, LL.D., etc. Edinburgh: 1894. Pp. xxiv + [2] + 201; List of Members (pp. 16), and Seventh Report, etc. (pp. 16). 18. Scotland and the Commonwealth: Letters and papers relating to the military government of Scotland, from August 1651 to December 1653. Edited, with Introduction and notes, by C. H. Firth, M.A. Edinburgh: 1895. Pp. lvi + 383; Eighth Report, etc. (pp. 16). 152 Publications of the 19. The Jacobite attempt of 1719 : Letters of James Butler, second Duke of Ormonde, relating to Cardinal Alberoni's project for the invasion of Great Britain on behalf of the Stuarts, and to the landing of a Spanish expedition in Scotland. Edited, with an Introduction, notes and an Appendix of original documents, by William Kirk Dickson, M.A., Advocate. Edinburgh: 1895. Pp. lx + 306, with five plates; Ninth Report (pp. 11), and List of Publications (PP. 7). Contains portraits of the Duke of Ormonde, George tenth Earl Marischal, and Marshal James Keith. 20-22. The Lyon in mourning: or A collection of speeches, letters, journals, etc. relative to the affairs of Prince Charles Edward Stuart. By the Eev. Eobert Forbes, AM., Bishop of Eoss and Caithness, 1746-1775. Edited from his manuscript, with a Preface, by Henry Paton, MA. In three volumes. I. (II.) (III.) Edinburgh: 1895. (1895.) (1896.) Pp. xxii + 382, with one plate; List of Publications (pp. 6). (Pp. x+[2] + 380; List of Publications (pp. 6).) (Pp. xviii + [2]+416 ,• List of Publications (pp. 7).) See No. 23. 23. Itinerary of Prince Charles Edward Stuart from his landing in Scotland, July 1745, to his departure in September 1746. Compiled from The Lyon in mourning, supplemented and corrected from other contemporary sources by Walter Biggar Blaikie. With a map. Edinburgh: 1897. Pp. xvi + 136, with two plates and a m a p ; List of Publications (pp. 7). See Nos. 20-22. 24. Eecords of the Presbyteries of Inverness and Dingwall, 16431688. Edited, with an Introduction, from the original manuscript, by William Mackay. Edinburgh : 1896. Pp. lii+384, with one plate; List of Publications (pp. 7). Elucidates the working of the Caroline Episcopal establishment in the north of Scotland. 25. The records of the Commissions of the General Assemblies of the Church of Scotland holden in Edinburgh the years 1648 and 1649. Edited from the original manuscript by Alexander F. Mitchell, D.D., LL.D. and James Christie, D.D. Edinburgh: 1896. Pp. xxx+ 479; Tenth Eeport (pp. 8), and List of Publications (pp. 7). See No. 11. Scottish History Society 153 26. Diary of Sir Archibald Johnston, Lord Wariston, 1 6 3 9 ; The preservation of the Honours of Scotland, 1651-52; Lord Mar's legacies, 1722-27 ; Letters concerning Highland affairs in the 18th century by Mrs Grant of Laggan. Edinburgh : 1896. Pp. [10] + 340, with one plate; Lists of Publications and Members (pp. 7 + 16). Wariston's diary is important for the Scottish events of 1639. The second section contains an official account of the hiding of the Regalia in Dunnottar Castle. Mar's legacies include his letters to and from the Old Chevalier. Mrs. Grant's letters deal with persons connected with the Stewart cause in the 18th century. The volume contains a portrait of Sir Archibald Johnston. The editors of the several sections are George M. Paul, Charles R. A. Howden, the Hon. Stuart Erskine, and J. R. N. Macphail. 27. Memorials of John Murray of Broughton, sometime secretary to Prince Charles Edward, 1740-1747. Edited, with an Introduction, notes and an Appendix of original documents, by Eobert Fitzroy Bell. Edinburgh: 1898. Pp. xxxviii+[2] + 539, with four plates; List of Publications (pp. 7). Important for the '45 and its preliminary Jacobite diplomacies. portraits of Prince Charles. The volume contains 28. The compt buik of David Wedderburne, merchant of Dundee, 1587-1630, together with the shipping lists of Dundee, 1580-1618. Edited from the original manuscripts, with Introduction and notes, by A. H. Millar, F.S.A. Scot. Edinburgh: 1898. Pp. lxxii + [2] + 323 ; Eleventh Report (pp. 12), and last of Publications (pp. 7). Furnishes materials for the history of Scottish commerce in the reign of James VI. 29-30. The diplomatic correspondence of Jean de Montereul and the brothers De Bellievre, French Ambassadors in England and Scotland, 1645-48. Edited, with an English Translation, Introduction and notes, by J. G. Fotheringham. In two volumes. I. (II.) Edinburgh: 1898. (1899.) Pp. xxx+[2]+454; Lists of Members and Publications (pp. 16 + 7). (Pp. xvi + 614+[2]; Twelfth Report (pp. 9), and List of Pubications (pp. 8).) Elucidates the efforts of France and Mazarin in behalf of Charles I. 31. Scotland and the Protectorate: Letters and papers relating to the military government of Scotland from January 1654 to June 1659. Edited, with Introduction and notes, by C. EL Firth, M.A. Edinburgh: 1899. Pp. lxii+[2]+432, with four plates; List of Publications (pp. 8). 154 Publications of the 32. Papers illustrating the history of the Scots Brigade in the service of the United Netherlands, 1572-1782. Extracted by permission from the Government archives at The Hague, and edited by James Ferguson. Vol.1. 1572-1697. Edinburgh: 1899. Pp. xxxvi + 604; List of Publications (pp. 8). See Nos. 35 and 38. 33-34. Genealogical collections concerning Families in Scotland, made by Walter Macfarlane, 1750-1751. Edited from the original manuscripts in the Advocates' Library, by James Toshach Clark, Keeper of the Library. In two volumes. I. (II.) Edinburgh: 1900. (1900.) Pp. xii+438; Lists of Members and Publications (pp. 16+8). List of Publications (pp. 8).) (Pp. viii + 605; 35. Papers illustrating the history of the Scots Brigade in the service of the United Netherlands, 1572-1782. Extracted by permission from the Government archives at The Hague, and edited by James Ferguson. Vol.11. 1698-1782. Edinburgh: 1899. Pp. xxxviii + 588; List of Publications (pp. 8). See Nos. 32 and 38. 36. Journals of Sir John Lauder, Lord Fountainhall, with his observations on public affairs and other memoranda, 1665-1676. Edited, with Introduction and notes, by Donald Crawford, Sherifif of Aberdeen, Kincardine, and Banff. Edinburgh: 1900. Pp. lii + [2] + 326, with four plates; Thirteenth Report (pp. 11), and List of Publications (pp. 8). Includes Fountainhall's journal in France, 1665-67; his notes of journeys to London, Oxford, and in Scotland, 1667-70, 1671-72; chronicle of events connected with the Court of Session, 1668-76; observations on public affairs, 1669-70; accounts for 1670-75; and catalogue of books, 1667-79. The volume contains a portrait of Fountainhall, his wife, his father (Sir John Lauder), and Sir Andrew Ramsay (Lord Abbotshall). 37. Papal negotiations with Mary Queen of Scots during her reign in Scotland, 1561-1567. Edited, from the original documents in the Vatican archives and elsewhere, by John Hungerford Pollen, S.J. Edinburgh: 1901. Pp. cxliv + 555; List of Publications (pp. 8). 38. Papers illustrating the history of the Scots Brigade in the service of the United Netherlands, 1572-1782. Edited by James Ferguson. Vol. III. 1. The Rotterdam papers, 1 7 0 9 - 8 2 ; 2. The Scottish History Society 155 Eemembrance: A metrical account of the war in Flanders, 1701-12, by John Scot, soldier. Edinburgh : 1901. Pp. xxii + 616, with four plates ; List of Publications (pp. 8). See Nos. 32 and 35. 39. The diary of Andrew Hay of Oraignethan, 1659-1660. Edited, with Introduction and notes, by Alexander George Eeid, F.S.A. Scot. Edinburgh: 1901. Pp. xxx+[2]+ 261; List of Members (pp. 16), Fourteenth Report (pp. 10), and List of Publications (pp. 8). The diary of a Covenanter. 40. The Cromwellian Union : Papers relating to the negotiations for an incorporating union between England and Scotland, 1651-1652. With an Appendix of papers relating to the negotiations in 1670. Edited, with Introduction and notes, by 0. Sanford Terry, M.A. Edinburgh: 1902. Pp. xeviii + [2] + 239; List of Publications (pp. 8). The documents printed in the volume extend from Dec. 20, 1651, to Oct. 28, 1652. The Introduction traces the course of the negotiations from their inception in 1651, through the Parliaments of 1653, 1654, 1656, 1658, to the restoration of the Scottish Estates in 1661. The Appendix contains the Official Journal of the meetings of the Commissioners treating for union, Sept. 14-Nov. 8, 1670; the Particular Jourual, between the same dates ; the Agreement; a note on the Scottish laws of descent; and a letter from Arlington to Lauderdale, Oct. 19, 1669, on the king's proposals for union. 4 1 . The loyall dissuasive and other papers concerning the affairs of Clan Ohattan : By Sir iEneas Macpherson, Knight of Invereshie, 1 6 9 1 1*705. Edited with notes and Introduction from the originals at Cluny Castle, by the Eev. Alexander D. Murdoch, F.S.AScot. Edinburgh: 1902. Pp. civ+ 253+ [2], with two plates ; List of Members (pp. 16), Fifteenth Report (pp. 10), and List of Publications (pp. 8). The writings of Sir iEneas throw much light on the characters, situations, and the smaller diplomacies of the Orange Revolution. The Introduction deals with the history of Clan Ohattan. The volume contains a portrait of Andrew Macpherson of Cluny, 1661. 42. Chartulary of the Abbey of Lindores, 1195-1479. Edited from the original manuscript at Caprington Castle, Kilmarnock, with Translation and abstracts of the charters, illustrative notes, and Appendices, by the Eight Eev. John Dowden, D.D. Bishop of Edinburgh. Edinburgh: 1903. Pp. xcvi + 351, with seven plates; Sixteenth Report (pp. 8), and List of Publications (pp. 8). The Introduction deals with the history of the Abbey and of the Scottish Church in the period covered by the Chartulary. 156 Publications of the 43. A letter from Mary Queen of Scots to the Duke of Guise, January 1 5 6 2 : Eeproduced in facsimile from the original manuscript in the possession of the late John Scott, of Halkshill, Esq., C.B. Edited, with Translation, historical Introduction and Appendix of original documents, by John Hungerford Pollen, S.J. Edinburgh: 1904. Pp. lxvi + [2] + 8l + [2] + l4 leaves of facsimile; Lists of Members (pp. 16) and Publications (pp. 8). The letter was written early in January 1562, when Mary had been in Scotland about five months after her return from France. It details her situation. The Appendix contains Lethington's account of his negotiations with Elizabeth in Sept.-Oct. 1561; materials relating to Bertino Solaro di Moretta's mission to England and Scotland in 1561; and correspondence between Elizabeth and Mary, 1561-62. 44. Miscellany of the Scottish History Society {Second volume) . . . Edinburgh: 1904. Pp. viii + 472, with five plates; Seventeenth Report (pp. 16), and List of Publications (pp. 8). The volume contains :— i. 'The Scottish King's Household, and other fragments, from a fourteenth century manuscript in the Library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge \ Edited by Mary Bateson. ii. < The Scottish Nation in the University of Orleans, 1336-1538 \ Edited by John Kirkpatrick. iii. * Muster-Roll of the French garrison at Dunbar, 1553'. Edited by Robert S. Rait. iv. * The antiquity of the Christian religion among the Scots. From the original Latin of George Thomson, Scot., 1594'. Translated and edited by Henry D. Q-. Law. l v. The apology for William Maitland of Lethington, 1610'. Edited by Andrew Lang, vi. ' Some letters and correspondence of George Graeme, Bishop of Dunblane and of Orkney, 1602-1638'. Edited by L. G. Graeme. vii. ' A Scottish journie, being an account in verse of a tour from Edinburgh to Glasgow in 1641. By P. J.'. Edited by C. H. Firth, viii. s Narratives illustrating the Duke of Hamilton's expedition to England in 1648. (I.) The relation of Mr Thomas Reade. (II.) The relation of Sir Philip Musgrave \ Edited by C. H. Firth, ix. 'Certain papers of Robert Burnet, afterwards Lord Crimond, Gilbert Burnet, afterwards Bp. of Salisbury, and Robert Leighton, sometime Archbishop of Glasgow\ Edited by H. C. Foxcroft. x. 'Letters and documents relating to Robert Erskine, physician to Peter the Great, Czar of Russia, 1677-1720'. Edited by the Rev. Robert Paul, xi. ' The will of Charlotte Stuart, Duchess of Albany [1789]'. Edited by A. Francis Steuart. See No. 15. 45. Letters of John Cockburn of Ormistoun to his gardener, 1*7271744. Edited, with Introduction and notes, by James Colville, M.A., D.Sc. (Edin.), author of "By-ways of History", etc. Edinburgh: 1904. Pp. xliv+106 + [2], witn one plate; List of Publications (pp. 8), List of Members (pp. 16), and Seventeenth Report (pp. 13). Ormistoun's letters throw light on the rise of modern agriculture in Scotland, as well as on the social development of the country gentleman. The volume contains a portrait of John Cockburn. Scottish History Society 157 46. The records of a Scottish cloth manufactory at New Mills, Haddingtonshire, 1681-1703. Edited from the original manuscripts, with Introduction and notes, by W. R Scott, M.A., D.Phil., Litt.D., Lecturer in Political Economy, University of St. Andrews. Edinburgh : 1905. Pp. xcii + 366 + [2]; Eighteenth Report (pp. 9), and List of Publications (pp. 8), with one plate. The documents throw light not only on the mechanism of business at a critical period in the history of Scottish commercial development, but also on the life of the time. The Introduction details the history of the cloth trade in Scotland during the seventeenth century, the organisation of the jointstock company of that period, the history of the New Mills company, and documents relating to its foundation. The plate is a portrait of Thomas Graves Law. 47. Chronicles of the Frasers: The Wardlaw manuscript, entitled ' Polichronicon seu policratica temporum, or, The true genealogy of the Erasers', 916-1674. By Master James Fraser, Minister of the parish of Wardlaw (now Kirkhill), Inverness. Edited from the original manuscript, with notes and Introduction, by William Mackay. Edinburgh: 1905. Pp. xlvi+[2] + 557, with one plate; List of Publications (pp. 8). The work is primarily a history of the Frasers, but its value lies in its record of the times of the author's father and grandfather, and especially of the events of the reign of Charles I., the rule of Cromwell, and the early years of Charles I I . 48. The records of the proceedings of the Justiciary Court, Edinburgh, 1661-1678. Edited, with Introduction and notes, from a MS. in the possession of John W. Weston, Esq., by W. G. Scott-Moncrieff, F.S.A.Scot., Advocate, and with additional notes by the owner of the manuscript. Volume I. 1661-1669. Edinburgh: 1905. Pp. xxxiv+[2] + 349; List of Publications (pp. 8). A record of the criminal trials of the period ; among others, trials for witchcraft and sorcery. The political trials are important and include those in connexion with the Pentland rising in 1666. The Introduction sketches the administration of criminal law in Scotland in former times. 49. Do. do. Volume II. 1669-1678. Edinburgh: 1905. Pp. viii+[2] + 352; List of Publications (pp. 8). The political trials include that of Andrew Kennedy in 1672 for publishing Napthali and Jus populi vindicatum, and that of James Mitchell in 1674 and 1678 (Appendix) for his attempt on the life of Archbishop Sharp. 50. Eecords of the Baron Court of Stitchill, 1655-1807. Transcribed by the late Eev. George Gunn, M.A., Minister of Stitchill and Hume, and edited by Clement B. Gunn, M.D. Edinburgh: 1905. Pp. xl+248 ; Lists of Members (pp. 16) and Publications (pp. 8). Baron Courts were instituted in Scotland in accordance with an Ordinance of the Council of State proclaimed at Edinburgh on May 5, 1654. The Stitchel records 158 Publications of the extend in an unbroken series from January 8, 1655 to November 21, 1807. Among the eight Appendices are notes on the Pringle family, and a list of the Barons, Ministers, and schoolmasters of Stitch el during the period covered by the records. 51. Geographical collections relating to Scotland made by Walter Macfarlana Edited from Macfarlane's transcript in the Advocates' Library by Sir Arthur Mitchell, K.C.B., M.A., M.D., LL.D. In three volumes. Volume I. Edinburgh: 1906. Pp. xlvi + [2] + 430 + [2], with one p l a t e ; Nineteenth Report (pp. 12), and List of Publications (pp. 8). The volume is devoted mainly to the shires of Aberdeen, Banff, Perth, Caithness, Sutherland, Kincardine, Forfar, Fife, Stirling, and Ayr. 52. Do. do. Volume II. Edinburgh: 1907. Pp. lxxxii + [2] + 644; List of Publications (pp. 8). The localities chiefly dealt with are Carrick, Forfarshire, Galloway, Buchan, the Highlands, Dumbartonshire, Renfrewshire, Aberdeenshire. The descriptions are mostly of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries from Sir Robert Sibbald's collections, and of many of them Robert Gordon of Straloch was the author. Sir Robert Gordon of Gordonstone's discourse * Anent the government of Scotland as it wes befor the late troubles' is included. 53. Do. do. Edited from Macfarlane's transcript in the Advocates' Library by Sir Arthur Mitchell, KC.B., M.A., M.D., LL.D., and James Toshach Clark, late Keeper of the Advocates' Library. In three volumes. Volume I I I . Edinburgh : 1908. Pp. xl + 433; List of Publications (pp. 8). Among the contents of this volume, which are of antiquarian and historical as well as topographical and geographical importance, Jo. Ben's Description of Orkney, written in 1529, must be specially mentioned; also papers on minerals, horticulture, malting, an * Account of the law and government of Scotland' by Sir George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh, a description of the Western Isles and genealogies of the chief clans of the Isles by Dean Monro, and notes on several of the sheriffdoms. 54. Statutes of the Scottish Church, 1225-1559. Being a Translation of Concilia Scotiae: Ecclesiae Scoticanae statuta tarn provincialia quam synodalia quae supersunt, with Introduction and notes by David Patrick, LL.D. Edinburgh: 1907. Pp. cxiv+[2] + 3 l l ; Twentieth Report (pp. 15) Lists of Members (pp. 16) and Publications (pp. 8). The Introduction traces the supersession of the early Celtic Church by the Church of the Roman obedience, and the characteristics of the latter as revealed in its General and Synodal statutes of the thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth centuries. There are two Appendices of relative documents. 55. Ochtertyre house booke of accomps, 1737-1739. Edited with Introduction and a Glossary by James Colville, M.A., D.Sc.[Edin.]. Edinburgh: 1907. Pp. lii + 259; List of Publications (pp. 8). The volume throws light on the economy and standard of living of an eighteenth century household. An ' Inventory of household furniture * belonging to Sir Patrick Murray of Ochtertyre in 1763 is included. Scottish History Society 159 56. Charters, Bulls and other documents relating to the Abbey of Inchaffray, chiefly from the originals in the charter chest of the Earl of Kinnoull. Edited by William Alexander Lindsay, K.C., Windsor Herald, John Dowden, D.D., LLJ)., Bishop of Edinburgh, John Maitland Thomson, LL.D., sometime Curator of the Historical Department of H.M. General Eegister House. With map and facsimiles. Edinburgh: 1908. Pp. c-f[2] + 354+32 facsimile leaves, with two plates; Twenty-first Report (pp. 10+ [2]), and List of Publications (pp. 8). The charters and documents extend from 1178 to circa 1609. The Introduction deals with the Abbey and its churches, the Earls of Strathearn and other benefactors. In five Appendices the seals, lands, abbots of the abbey, and the place-names mentioned in the charters are dealt with. 160 Scotish Literary Club PUBLICATIONS OF THE SCOTISH LITERARY CLUB.1 The Club had no constitution. The name was adopted in 1877 by Thomas G. Stevenson, the well-known antiquarian bookseller and publisher in Edinburgh, with a view to the publication of 'rare, curious, and remarkable works pertaining to Scotland*. 1. The works of Adam Petrie, the Scotish Chesterfield, MDCCXXX. Now first collected. Edinburgh: 1877. MDCCXX.- Pp. xx + [8] +136 + [2] + iv + 4 +129, with one plate. 2. Metrical history of the honourable Families of the name of Scot and Elliot in the shires of Koxburgh and Selkirk. In two parts. Gathered out of ancient chronicles, histories, and traditions of our fathers. Compiled by Captain Walter Scot of Satchells, Eoxburghshire. With prefatory notices. Edinburgh: 1892. Pp. x+iii+60 + 97. 1 The volumes are small 4to. Scottish Record Society 161 PUBLICATIONS OF THE SCOTTISH RECORD SOCIETY. 1 Founded in Edinburgh in 1898 for i the preparation and printing of indexes and abstracts of Scottish records7. JVos. 1, 4, 5 ivere issued in the Index Library. 1. The Commissariot Eecord of Edinburgh. Eegister of testaments. Part I. Volumes 1 to 35—1514-1600. Edited by Francis J. Grant, Carrick Pursuivant of Arms. Edinburgh: 1897. Pp. [4] + 304. 2. Do. do. Part II. Volumes 35 to 81—1601-1700. Edited by Francis J. Grant, Eothesay Herald and Lyon Clerk. Edinburgh: 1898. Pp. [4]+ 448. 3. Do. do. Part III. Volumes 81 to 131—1701-1800. Edited by Francis J. Grant . . . Edinburgh : 1899. Pp. [4]+ 296. 4. The Commissariot Eecord of Inverness. Eegister of testaments, 1630-1800. Edited by Francis J. Grant . . . Edinburgh: 1897. Pp. [4]+ 32. 5. The Commissariot Eecord of Hamilton and Campsie. Eegister of testaments, 1564-1800. Edited by Francis J. Grant . . . Edinburgh: 1898. Pp. iv + 85. 6. The Commissariot Eecord of Aberdeen. Eegister of testaments, 1715-1800. Edited by John Macleod, Searcher of Eecords. Edinburgh: 1899. Pp. [4]+ 69. 7. The Commissariot Eecord of Glasgow. Eegister of testaments, 1547-1800. Edited by Francis J. Grant . . . Edinburgh : 1901. Pp. iv.+547. 8. The Commissariot Eecord of St Andrews. 1549-1800. Edited by Francis J. Grant . . . Eegister of testaments, Edinburgh: 1902. Pp. iv. +422. The volumes are 8vo and are catalogued in the official order. L Publications of the 162 9. The Commissariot Eecord of Argyle. Eegister of testaments, 1674-1800. Edited by Francis J. Grant . . . Edinburgh : 1902. Pp. [4J + 48. 10. The Commissariot Eecord of Caithness. Eegister of testaments, 1661-1664. Edited by Francis J. Grant . . . Edinburgh: 1902. Pp. [4]+ 7. 11. The Commissariot Eecord of the Isles. 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The volume contains :— i. * Letters from Simon Lord Lovat to his kinsman in Aberdeenshire, MDCCXL-XLV '. ii. ' The chronicle of Aberdeen, MCCCCXCI-MDXCV'. iii. ' Act for delyverie of dead bodies to the Colledge of Aberdeen, MDOXXXVI '. iv. 'Decreet of spulzie. John Ogilvy of Stratherne and Mr James Ogilvy, Commendator of Dryburgh Abbey, his tutor, against Lauchlane Macintosh, and others, MDLXXI \ A decreet of spuilzie of the House of Petty. v. ' The kingis lettres commandan the Erie of Murray, leivtenent, to pass vpoun the Clanhattan and Bagenacht, for to destroy thame alvtherlie, MDLXXXIII'. vi. ' A brieff account of the watch undertaken by Cluiiy Macpherson, MDCCXLIV ', for the security of the north of Scotland, vii. ' Papers from the charter chest at Monymusk, MDXC-MDCCXX '. viii. ' The Arbuthnot papers, MCCCCLXXXVII-MDCLXXXI '. ix. ' Extracts from the register of the Regality Court of Spynie, MDXCII-MDCI '. x. ' Extracts from the manuscript collections of the Rev. 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Also No. 63 of the Publications of the Maitland Club. 15. Selections from the records of the Kirk Session, Presbytery, and Synod of Aberdeen. Aberdeen: 1846. Pp. xcvi+353. Edited by John Stuart. The selections cover the period 1562 to 1681. An Appendix contains * A short account of Scotland', by the Rev. Thomas Morer, 1715. 16. The Miscellany of the Spalding Club. deen: 1846. Volume third. Aber- Pp. XXX+ 257+ [2]. Edited by John Stuart. The volume contains:— i. * Letters of Lord Grange', on public affairs, 1731-41. ii. ' T h e book of the annualrentaris and wedsettaris within the schirrefdome of Abirdein, 1633'. Spalding Club 173 iii. * Minutes of the Committee for loan monies and taxations of the shire of Aberdeen, 1643 \ iv. * Summons against the magistrates of Aberdeen, 1591'. v. ' Process against the Egyptians, at Banff, 1700'. vi. ' List of goods plundered from tenants in Cromar. 1644-47 '. The depredators were ' t h e Argill men.' vii. 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A genealogical deduction of the Family of Eose of Kilravock* with illustrative documents from the Family papers, and notes. Edinburgh: 1848. Pp. viii + 531, with two plates. Edited by Cosmo Innes. 19. Extracts from the Council Kegister of the Burgh of Aberdeen. 1570-1625. Vol.11. Aberdeen: 1848. Pp. lxvi + 409. Edited by John Stuart. See No. 12. 20. The Miscellany Aberdeen: 1849. of the Spalding Club. Volume fourth. Pp. xcvi + 359. Edited by John Stuart. The volume contains :— i. * Papers from the charter chest at Dun, MCCCCLI-MDCCXIII '. Important for the career of John Erskine of Dun, coadjutor of John Knox. ii. 'Papers from the charter chest of the Earl of Airlie, at Cortachy Castle, MCCCCXX-MDLX \ iii. ' Papers from the charter chest of the Duke of Richmond, at Gordon Castle \ Includes miscellaneous papers, 1338-1769; and bonds of manrent, 1444-1670 \ iv. *The rentaill of the lordschipe of Huntlye, alias Strauthbogye, maid be the richt noble and michtie George, Marquis of Huntly, Erll of Engzie, Lord Gordone and Badzenoche, etc. for his lordschipis landis followinge, conform to the sett maid at Witsonday, ane thousand and sax hundrethe yeirs*. 174 Publications of the v. ' Two letters of 1746' relating to the rising. vi. * Instrumentum super aticis Sancti Cuthberti, 1489'. ducks on Fame Island. See Nos. 3, 6, 16, 24. Relates to St. Cuthbert's 21. Memorialls of the trubles in Scotland and in England. 1645. By John Spalding. In two volumes. Vol. I. Aberdeen: 1850. A.D. 1 6 2 4 - A . D . Pp. xxii + 448. Edited by John Stuart. In Appendices are an examination of the evidence regarding the burning of the Tower of Frendraught in 1630; notes on Bishop Adam Bannatyne of Aberdeen; Bishop William Forbes of Edinburgh; the ' broken Hielandmen' in 1634; the trial of Katherine Forbes, Lady Rothiemay, for alleged connivance in the outrages on the laird of Frendraught; the trial of Patrick McGregor or Gilderoy in 1636 ; and the proceedings against Dr. John Forbes by the General Assembly in 1640. See No. 23. See also Bannatyne Club, No. 25, and Maitland Club, No. 20. 22. Letters illustrative of public affairs in Scotland, addressed by contemporary statesmen to George, Earl of Aberdeen, Lord High Chancellor of Scotland, MDCLXXXI-MDCLXXXIV. Aberdeen: 1851. Pp. l + [2] + 185. Edited by John Dunn. 23. Memorialls of the trubles in Scotland and in England. A.D. 1 6 2 4 - A . D . 1645. By John Spalding. In two volumes. Vol. II. Aberdeen: 1851. Pp. [8]+ 552. Edited by John Stuart. Appendices contain letters of Andrew Cant and George Gillespie; documents relating to the losses of Aberdeen during the civil war, 1639-46; Dr John Forbes' answer to the Synod of Aberdeen in 1642, and his account of his exile; and an adventure of the young laird of Harthill. See No. 21. 24. The Miscellany of the Spalding Club. Volume fifth. Aberdeen: 1852. Pp. 78 + 427, with one plate. Edited by John Stuart. The volume contains : — i. 'Extracts from the Registers of the Burgh of Aberdeen', 1317-1508. ii. ' Extracts from the accounts of the Burgh of Aberdeen', 1398-1657. iii. 'Letters to Dr James Fraser, MDCLXXIX-MDCLXXXIX\ Some bear on the Revolution in Scotland, iv. ' Documents from the charter chest of the Earl of Airlie, 1578-1682 \ v. 'Decreet of the Synod of Perth, in the case between William, Bishop of St Andrew's, and Duncan de Aberbruthenoth, A.D. MCCVI '. vi. ' Extracts from the Court Books of the Baronies of Skene, Leys, & Whitehaugh, 1613-1687'. vii. 'Miscellaneous charters and contracts from copies at Panmure House, made from the original documents'. viii. 'Birth brieves from the Registers of the Burgh of Aberdeen, 1637-1705\ Spalding Club 175 ix. 'Missives to the Provost, Baillies, and Council, of the Burgh of Aberdeen, 1594-1688 \ x. 'Documents relating to Orkney and Shetland, 1438-1563'. xi. ' Statuta et leges ludi literarii Grammaticorum Aberdonensium, 1553 \ An Appendix contains ' Remarks on the law of the burghs concerning delivery of lands within burghs', by P. Chalmers of Auldbar; and ' On scholastic offices in the Scottish Church in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries', by Joseph Robertson. See Nos. 3, 6, 16, 20. 25. The civil and ecclesiastical history of Scotland; by Thomas Innes. A.D. LXXX-DCCOXVIII. Aberdeen: 1853. Pp. lxiv + 340. Edited by George Grub. An Appendix contains Innes* letter describing the ancient manner of holding Synods in Scotland. 26. Fasti Aberdonenses: Selections from the records of the University and King's College of Aberdeen, 1494-1854. Aberdeen: 1854. Pp. [l0]+xc-f [2] + 60 + 691, with one plate. Edited by Cosmo Innes. Contains a portrait of Bishop William Elphinstone. 27. Sculptured stones of Scotland. Aberdeen: 1856. Pp. [8]+xxx+44 + [4], with one hundred and thirty-eight plates. Edited by John Stuart. See No. 35. Folio. 28. The Brus: From a collation of the Cambridge and Edinburgh manuscripts. Aberdeen: 1856. Pp. xliv + 524. Edited by Cosmo Innes. 29. Illustrations of the topography and antiquities of the shires of Aberdeen and Banff. The third volume. Aberdeen: 1857. Pp. lxiv + 597. Edited by Joseph Robertson. See Nos. 17, 32, 37. 30. The book of the Thanes of Cawdor: A series of papers selected from the charter room at Cawdor, 1236-1742. Edinburgh: 1859. Pp. lxxviii + [2] + 471, with five plates. Edited by Cosmo Innes. 31. Passages from the diary of General Patrick Gordon of Auchleuchries. A.D. 1 6 3 5 - A . D . 1699. Aberdeen: 1859. Pp. xxxvi+244, with one plate. Edited by Joseph Robertson. The diary chiefly relates to Gordon's Russian service. His portrait is given, 176 Publications of the 32. Illustrations of the topography and antiquities of the shires of Aberdeen and Banff. The fourth volume. Aberdeen: 1862. Pp. cxxx + [2] + 784 + [2]. Edited by Joseph Robertson. See Nos. 17, 29, 37. 33. The diary of Alexander Brodie of Brodie, MDCLII-MDCLXXX., and of his son, James Brodie of Brodie, MDCLXXX-MDCLXXXV. Consisting of extracts from the existing manuscripts, and a republication of the volume printed at Edinburgh in the year 1740. Aberdeen: 1863. Pp. lxxvi + xiv +15-660. Edited by David Laing. Of value for the Cromwellian and post-Restoration periods. 34. Ane account of the Familie of Innes, compiled by Duncan Forbes of Calloden, 1698. With an Appendix of charters and notes. Aberdeen: 1864. Pp. x+286 + [2], with one plate. Edited by Cosmo Innes. 35. Sculptured stones of Scotland. 1867. Volume second. Edinburgh: Pp. [8] + 52 + cii + [2] + 88 + 4, with one hundred and sixty-eight (37 + 131) plates. Folio. Edited by John Stuart. See No. 27. 36. The book of Deer. Edited for the Spalding Club by John Stuart, LLJD., Secretary. Edinburgh: 1869. Pp. clxx + 95, with twenty-five plates. 37. Illustrations of the topography and antiquities of the shires of Aberdeen and Banff. The first volume. Aberdeen: 1869. Pp. lxXiv + [2] + 242. Edited by George Grub. The volume contains a General Preface and Index to Nos, 17, 29, and 32, 38. Notices of the Spalding Club, with the Annual Eeports, lists of members and works printed for the Club, 1839-71. Edinburgh 1871. Pp. vi+146+[4], with two plates. Edited by John Stuart, whose portrait is included. Spalding Club 177 WORKS UNIFORM WITH BUT NOT PART OF THE CLUB'S SERIES. A. List of pollable persons within the shire of Aberdeen. Volume first. Aberdeen: 1844. 1696. Pp. xxiv + 660. Do. do. Volume second. Aberdeen: 1844. Pp. viii + 649. Edited by John Stuart. B. Essays, chiefly on Scottish antiquities. By the late John Stuart, Esquire, of Inchbreck, Professor of Greek in the Marischal College and University of Aberdeen. With a brief sketch of the author's life. Aberdeen: 1846. Pp. xxx+116, with five plates. Contains a portrait of the author. C. Breviarium Aberdonense: Pars hyemalis. Londini: 1854. Pp. [34] + cxxxii leaves+ cxliv do. + cvii do. + 1 do. Do. do Pars estiva. Londini: 1854. Pp. [26] + cxxxii leaves + lvii do. + clxxiii do. + 3 do. Edited by the Rev. William Blew. Also in the Bannatyne Club, No. 96; and Maitland Club, No. 70. D. Diary of Alexander Jaffray, Provost of Aberdeen, one of the Scottish Commissioners to King Charles II., and a member of CromwelFs Parliament: To which are added particulars of his subsequent life, given in connexion with memoirs of the rise, progress, and persecutions of the people called Quakers in the north of Scotland; among whom he became one of the earliest members. By John Barclay. Third edition. Aberdeen: 1856. Pp. XXX+ 31-451. E. Deeds of foundation of bursaries at the University and King's College, Aberdeen. Printed by order of the Senatus Academicus. Aberdeen: 1857. Pp. [2] + iv + 5-68. F. Memoranda relating to the Family of Forbes of Waterton, from a MS. of the deceased John Forbes (B. 1754, who was served heir to the last Thomas Forbes of Waterton in 1775), and is now printed solely for the use of members of the Family. Aberdeen: 1857. Pp- [2]+ 61, with five plates. M 178 Publications of the PUBLICATIONS OF THE SPOTTISWOODE SOCIETY.1 Founded in Edinburgh in 1843 for Hhe revival and publication of the acknowledged works of the Bishops, clergy, and laity of the Episcopal Church of Scotland, and rare, authentic, and curious MSS., pamphlets, and other works, illustrative of the civil and ecclesiastical state of Scotland'. The Society has not published since 1851. 1. History of the affairs of Church and State in Scotland, from the beginning of the Eeformation to the year 1568. By the Eight Eev. Eobert Keith, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church. With biographical sketch, notes, and Index, by the Editor. In three volumes. Volume I. (Volume II.) (Volume III.) Edinburgh: 1844. (1845.) (1850.) Pp. cxxviii+496. (Pp. xiv+iii-iv+832.) (Pp. xiv+564.) Edited by John Parker Lawson. Keith was Bishop of Fife from 1733 to 1743. volume has a second title, dated respectively 1835, 1845, 1835. Each 2. The works of the Eight Eev. John Sage, a Bishop in the Church of Scotland; with memoir and notes. Volume I. (Volume II.) (Volume III.) Edinburgh: 1844. (1846.) (1846.) Pp. [2]+ lx+408; List of Members, etc. (pp. 12). (Pp. [2J + 211-562.) (Pp. [6] + iv + [2]+l-210.) Sage, a nonjuring divine and Bishop without a diocese, was born in 1652 and died in 1711. 3. The Spottiswoode Miscellany: A collection of original papers and tracts, illustrative chiefly of the civil and ecclesiastical history of Scotland. Volume I. Edinburgh: 1844. Pp. viii + 526. Edited by James Maidment. The volume contains :— i. * Genealogy of the Family of Spottiswoode, from the MS. collection of Father Augustin Hay, Canon-Regular of Saint Genevieve of Paris, Prior of Saint Pieremont, &c.\ ii. ' Papers relating to the murder of Matthew Sinclair by John Spottiswoode of that Ilk, from the Balfour MSS. in the Library of the Faculty of Advocates'. The event occurred in 1611. iii. ' Refutatio libelli De regimine ecclesiee Scoticanse, 1620, by Archbishop Spottiswoode'. The ' D e regimine' was by David Calderwood, and was inspired by the Five Articles of Perth. iv. ' The sermon preached by the Right Reverend Father in God the Archbishop of St Andrews to the General Assembly holden at Perth, the 25th of August, 1618'. v. 'The life of the Right Reverend Father in God, James Spottiswoode, Lord Bishop of Clogher. From the manuscript of Father Augustin H a y ' . The Bishop was appointed to his See in 1621. The volumes are 8vo, and are catalogued in the order adopted by Lowndes. Spottiswoode Society 179 vi. * Poems by Sir Henry Spottiswoode'. The poems bear on the Bishops' Wars, vii. * Address of Sir Robert Spottiswoode, Lord President of the College of Justice, to the members of the Faculty of Advocates, 1633'. viii. 'Two letters relative to the murder of Sir Robert Spottiswoode and other royalists, dated from St Andrews, 20th January 1645-6'. ix. ' Captain John Spottiswoode's petition to the Estates of Parliament before the pronouncing of his sentence, 28th May 1650'. x. ' Lochiel's interview with, and his account of the murder of Sir Robert Spottiswoode '. xi. ' Speech of John Spottiswoode, Esq., to the Berwickshire freeholders, 1702'. xii. *' The Trimmer'; or ' Some necessary cautions concerning the union of the kingdoms of Scotland and England'', printed in 1706. xiii. ' Account of the battle of Balrinnes, 3d of October, 1594 \ xiv. ' Letter addressed to His Majesty King James VI. by Johne Harisone, giving an account of his visit to Barbary to liberate slaves \ xv. * Eximii animi dotibus, et in Dei vinea cultoris fidelis, Domini Gulielmi Forbesii Edinburgeni episcopi vita, 1634'. A life of Bishop William Forbes, first Bishop of Edinburgh, from the Wodrow MSS. xvi. ' Information anent His Majestie's printers in Scotland'. By Robert and James Bryson against Robert Young, Printer to Charles I. xvii. ' Answers for James Anderson, His Majesty's Printer, and Agnes Campbell, his mother, to the petition of Robert Saunders, printer in Glasgow'. Illustrates the history of the press in the reign of Charles II. xviii. «Account of the shire of Forfar, circa 1682, by John Ochterlony, Esq. of Cuynd'. xix. ' Documents relative to the Palace of Linlithgow, 1540-1648'. xx. ' Narrative of a retreat of a portion of the allied forces from Madrid to Ciudad Rodrigo during the War of the Succession in Spain, July 1706. By a corporal in Harvey's Dragoons'. xxi. ' Letters of Simon Lord Fraser of Lovat to George Crawford, Esq. 1728-30'. Relates to Fraser's claim to the Lovat title. xxii. 'Letter from an English traveller at Rome to his father, of the 6th of May 1721 O.S.'. Describes a visit to the Old Pretender at Rome, xxiii. ' Some account of the nature and constitution of the ancient Church of Scotland' Written about 1730. 3A. DO. do. Volume II. Edinburgh: 1845. Pp. viii+ 528. Edited by James Maidment. A second title of the same date has the Editor's name thereon. The volume contains: i. * Processus factus contra Templarios in Scotia, 1309'. ii. '• Charter by Mary Queen of Scots, with consent of the three Estates, in favour of James Sandilands, Lord St John, of the possessions of the Templars and Hospitallers, 24th January 1563'. iii. ' Letter from Sir Robert Anstruther to Lord Chancellor Hay, relative to the ransom of Angus Morraye, detained as a slave in Barbary'. Written about 1627. iv. ' Trial of Isobel Young for witchcraft, February 4, 1629'. v. ' Trial of Agnes Finnie for witchcraft, Dec. 18, 1664'. vi. ' Notes of cases of witchcraft, sorcery, &c. 1629-1662, from the Books ol Adjournal'. vii. 'Diurnal of occurrences, chiefly in Scotland, commencing 21st August 1652, and ending April 13, 1654'. From the contemporary Mercurius Politkus. viii. ' T h e Kincardine papers, 1649-1679'. Contains letters from James Duke of York, 1676-79, Elizabeth Queen of Bohemia and her daughter, Mary Princess of Orange, and Alexander second Earl of Kincardine, ix. ' Extracts from the Kirk-Session register of Perth, 1577-1634'. x. * Illustrative matter relative to Perth '—Ministers, ancient festivals, St John's Church, the Hospital, the Cross, inundations of the Tay, Perth Bridge, and the Gowrie conspiracy. xi. ' Warrant by Charles II. in favour of Don Rostaino Cantelmi, Duke of Popoli and Prince of Petterano, to enable him to prove his descent from the ancient kings and queens of Scotland, 25th August 1681 \ Publications of the i8o xii. ' Ceremonial of the funeral of Field-Marshall Robert Douglas, Stockholm, June 1662 \ xiii. ' An account of the Lewis and some of the other Western Isles, from the collections of Macfarlane of that Ilk \ xiv. * Papers relative to the submission of Angus Macdonald of Isla to His Majesty James VI., 1596 \ xv. * Letter from John Coke, Esq. of Holkham, to the Lords of the Scottish Privy Council, 29th June 1626'. Relates to the service of troops under Count Mansfeld. xvi. ' List of the Scottish officers under G-ustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden'. xvii. 'Short account of the grievances of the Episcopal clergy in Scotland' in the reign of Anne, xviii. ' Memoirs of John Duke of Melfort, being an account of the secret intrigues of the Chevalier de St George' in the years following the Jacobite attempt of 1708. xix. ' Account of the battle of SherifFmuir in a letter from a gentleman of Stirling to a friend in Edinburgh, 15th November 1715'. xx. ' A true account of the proceedings at Perth, 1716. By the Master of Sinclair' This account of Mar's situation at Perth is attributed inaccurately to Sinclair. xxi. 'Memorial relative to the prisoners engaged in the Rebellion 1715'. By Sir David Dalrymple. xxii. * Relics of the Rebellion 1745-6'. Includes Prince Charles's letter to his father describing the battle of Prestonpans (the letter, however, is not genuine); an account of the behaviour of the Prince's army at Hamilton in Dec. 1746; Lord George Murray's account of his defeat at Culloden; three letters from James Wolfe, Hawley's Aide-de-Camp; and anonymous letters to Clanranald and Duncan Forbes of Culloden. xxiii. ' Instances of popular credulity at the commencement of the eighteenth century'. Includes 'Ireland's wonder from the skies, or A warning given to all Papists', an account of a wonderful child born at Verona, a letter relating the bringing forth of seven children at one birth by the Governess of Chatendun, a ' Strange and wonderful relation of the sweeming of stones, and of a bloody battle of three kings in Ireland', and ' A particular relation of the burning of Lisburn', in Ireland. 4. The funeral sermons, orations, epitaphs, and other pieces on the death of the Eight Eev. Patrick Forbes, Bishop of Aberdeen. From the original edition of 1635. With biographical memoir and notes, by Charles Farquhar Shand, Esq., Advocate. Edinburgh: 1845. Pp. cxvi + 476; List of Members, etc. (pp. 14). 5. Considerationes modestse et pacificse controversiarum de justificatione, purgatorio, invocatione sanctorum, Ohristo mediatore, et eucharistia. Per Gulielmum Forbesium, S.T.D., et episcopum Edinburgensem primum. Opus posthumum diu desideratum. Editio quarta, una cum versione Anglica. Tom. I. De justificatione. Oxonii: 1850. Pp. [4]+ 501. Do. do. Tom. II. De purgatorio, invocatione sanctorum, Ghristo mediatore, et eucharistia. Oxonii: 1856. Pp. 62 + 613. Bishop William Forbes died in 1634. His treatise represents an attempt to harmonise Roman and Protestant doctrines. This edition was originally undertaken, and in part was printed, for the Spottiswoode Society. I t was completed by the Committee of the Anglo-Catholic Library. Spottiswoode Society 181 6. History of the Church of Scotland, beginning the year of our Lord 203, and continued to the end of the reign of King James VI. By the Eight Kev. John Spottiswoode, Archbishop of St. Andrews, and Lord Chancellor of Scotland. With biographical sketch and notes, by the Eight Eev. M. Eussell, LL.D., D.C.L. In three volumes. V o l u m e ! (Volume II.) (Volume III.) Edinburgh: 1851. (1851.) (1851.) Pp. clxii + [2]'+ 384, with one plate. (Pp. iv4- 469.) (Pp. [2] + 310.) Vols. I I . and I I I . were edited, after Bishop Russell's death in 1848, by Mark Napier. See also No. 93 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. Publications of 182 PUBLICATIONS OF H I S MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE. 1 In 1800, following the "Report of a Parliamentary Committee on July 4th of that year, a Record Commission of Great Britain was constituted. In 1825 a further Commission was set up for the printing and publication of the documents in the State Paper Office (see F. V. below). In 1838, by the Public Record Act of 1 and 2 Victoria, cap. 94, sees. 1 and 20, the custody of specified English archives was entrusted to the Master of the Rolls. They were drawn together in the Public Record Office, with which, in 1855, the State Paper Office was incorporated. The publication of the Calendars of State Papers and of the Chronicles and Memorials of Great Britain thereafter proceeded (see F. I,, F. IV.). By ancient usage and specific enactments (see especially the Act of August 12th, 1662), the custody of Scottish State documents is vested in the Lord Clerk-Register. Under his direction, or that of the Deputy Clerk-Register, the Scottish records in F. VI. have been published by H.M. Treasury. F. I. Calendars of State Papers, &c. 10. Calendar of the State papers, relating to Scotland, preserved in the State Paper Department of Her Majesty's Public Eecord Office. Vol. I. The Scottish series, of the reigns of Henry VIII. Edward VI. Mary. Elizabeth. 1509-1589. Edited by Markham John Thorpe. 1858. Imperial 8vo. Do. do. Vol. II. The Scottish series of the reign of Queen Elizabeth, 1 5 8 9 - 1 6 0 3 ; an Appendix to the Scottish series, 1 5 4 3 - 1 5 9 2 ; and the State papers relating to Mary Queen of Scots during her detention in England, 1568-1587. Edited by Markham John Thorpe. 1858. Imperial 8vo. 28. Guide to the various classes of documents preserved in the Public Eecord Office. By S. E. Scargill-Bird, F.S.A. Third edit. 1908. Royal 8vo. 1 The Publications are enumerated in an official Catalogue published in Scotland by Messrs. Oliver and Boyd. From it the volumes relative to Scotland have been extracted, and they bear the numerals which indicate them in sections F. I., F. IV., F. VI., and F. VII. of the official Catalogue. In F. V., however, the official Catalogue is incomplete, in that it omits publications that are out of print. For that section, therefore, a Report printed by order of the House of Commons on December 2nd, 1867, has here been used. From it Scottish issues of the Record Commissions have been extracted, the numerical index of each work in the Report being determined by the date of the issue of its first volume. His Majesty's Stationery Office F. IV. Eerum Brittanicarum 183 Medii JEvi Scriptores. 6. The buik of the croniclis of Scotland; or, A metrical version of the History of Hector Boece; by William Stewart. Edited by William B. Turnbull. Three vols. 1858. Royal 8vo. F. V. Publications of the Record Commissioners, &c. 13. Inquisitionum ad capellam domini regis retornatarum, quae in publicis archivis Scotiae adhuc servantur, abbrevatio. Edited by Thomas Thomson. Three vols. Printed by command of His Majesty King George III. 1811-1816. Folio. Services of heirs, 1547-1699. Decennial indexes to the Services of heirs in Scotland, commencing January 1, 1700—ending December 3 1 , 1859. Edited by John M. Lindsay and David M'Neilie. Four vols. Printed for Her Majesty's Stationery Office. 1863-1891. 1 Folio. Annual indexes to the Services of heirs in Scotland, commencing January 1,1860—ending December 3 1 , 1899. Second series. Edited by John M. Lindsay, David M'Neilie, and J. C. Strettell Miller. Four vols. Printed for Her Majesty's Stationery Office. 1871-1900. 1 Folio. The Indexes from January 1,1900, are issued in annual returns. 16. Eegistrum magni sigilli regum Scotorum in archivis publicis asservatum. A.D. MCCCVI-MCCCCXXIV. Edited by Thomas Thomson. 1814. Folio. The series is continued in F. VI. 8. 17. Eotuli Scotiae in turri Londinensi et in domo capitulari Westmonasteriensi asservati. [1291-1516.] Edited by D. Macpherson, J. Caley, W. Illingworth, and the Eev. T. H. Home. Two volumes. 1814-1819. Folio. 1 Inserted here for convenience Commission. oi reference; not published by the Record Publications of 184 26. State papers published under the authority of His Majesty's Commission. Volume IV. King Henry the Eighth. Part IV. Correspondence relative to Scotland and the Borders. 1513-1534. 1836. 4to. Do. do. Vol. V. King Henry the Eighth. Part IV.—Continued. Correspondence relative to Scotland and the Borders. 1534-1546. 1836. 4t0. 48. Scotland. Documents and records illustrating the history of Scotland, and the transactions between the Crowns of Scotland and England, preserved in the Treasury of Her Majesty's Exchequer. Vol. I. Edited by Sir Francis Palgrave. 1837. Royal 8vo. 50. The Acts of the Lords of Council in civil causes [Acta dominorum concilii.] MCCCCLXXVIII-MCCCCXCV. Edited by Thomas Thomson. 1839. Folio. 51. The Acts of the Lords Auditors of causes & complaints. [Acta dominorum auditorum.] MCCCCLXVI-MCCCCXCIV. Edited by Thomas Thomson. 1839. Folio. 58. The Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland. Thomson and Cosmo Innes. Edited by Thomas Folio. Vol. I. (1124-1423.) 1844. New issue, with continuous pagination, 1844. Vol. II. (1424-1567.) 1814. Vol. III. (1567-1592.) 1814. Vol. IV. (1593-1625.) 1816. VoLV. (1625-1641.) 1817. New edition, 1870. Vol. VI. (1643-1651.) 1819. Vol. VI. New edition. Part I. (1643-1647.) 1870. Part II. (1648-1660.) 1872. Vol. VII. (1661-1669.) 1820. Vol. VIII. (1670-1686.) 1820. Vol. IX. (1689-1695.) 1822. Vol. X. (1696-1701.) 1823. Vol. X L (1702-1707.) 1824. Vol. XII. Index. 1875. His Majesty's Stationery Office 185 F.VI. Scottish Records. 1. Chronicles of the Picts, Chronicles of the Scots, and other early memorials of Scottish history. Edited by W. Forbes Skene. 1867. Royal 8vo. 2. Ledger of Andrew Halyburton, Conservator of the privileges of the Scotch nation in the Netherlands, 1492-1503. Together with the Book of Customs and Valuation of Merchandises in Scotland, 1612. 1867. Royal 8vo. 3. Documents illustrative of the history of Scotland from the death of King Alexander the Third to the accession of Eobert Bruce, MCCLXXXVI-Mcccvi. From originals and authentic copies in London, Paris, Brussels, Lille, and Ghent. Edited by the Eev. Joseph Stevenson. Two vols. 1870. Royal 8vo. 4. Compota thesaurariorum regum Scotorum. Accounts of the Lord High Treasurer of Scotland. Edited by Thomas Dickson (Vol. I.) and Sir James Balfour Paul (Vols. II.-VII.). Royal 8vo. Vol.1. (1473-1498.) 1877. Vol. V. (1515-1531.) 1903. Vol. II. (1500-1504.) 1900. Vol. VI. (1531-1538.) 1905. Vol.111. (1506-1507.) 1901. Vol. VII. (1538-1541.) 1907. Vol. IV. (1507-1513.) 1902. 5. The Kegister of the Privy Council of Scotland. Edited by John Hill Burton (Vols. I. and II.) and David Masson (Vols. III.-XIV.). Imperial 8vo. Vol. I. (1545-1569.) 1877. Vol. II. (1569-1578.) 1878. Vol. III. (1578-1585.) 1880. Vol. IV. (1585-1592.) 1881. Vol. V. (1592-1599.) 1882. Vol. VI. (1599-1604.) 1884. Vol. VII. (1604-1607.) 1885. Vol. VIII. (1607-1610.) 1887. Vol. IX. (1610-1613.) 1889. Vol. X. (1613-1616.) 1891. Vol. XI. (1616-1619.) 1894. Vol. XII. (1619-1622.) 1895. Vol. XIII. (1622-1625.) 1896. Vol. XIV. (Addenda, 1545-1625.) 1898. The Eegister of the Privy Council of Scotland. Second series. Edited by David Masson (Vol. I.) and P. Hume Brown (Vols. II.-VIIL). Imperial 8vo. Publications of i86 Vol.1. (1625-1627.) 1899. Vol. II. (1627-1628.) 1900. Vol. III. (1629-1630.) 1901. Vol. IV. (1630-1632.) 1902. Vol. V. (1633-1635.) 1904. Vol. VI. (1635-1637.) 1905. Vol. VII. (1638-1643.) 1906. Vol. VIII. (1544-1660.) 1908. 6. Eotuli scaccarii regum Scotorum. The Exchequer Eolls of Scotland. Edited by John Stuart and George Burnett (Vol. I.), G. Burnett (Vols. II.-XII.), G. Burnett and Mneaa J. G. Mackay (Vols. XIII. and XIV.), and George P. McNeill (Vols. XV.-XXIIL). Royal 8vo. Vol.1. (1264-1359.) 1878. Vol. II. (1359-1379.) 1878. Vol.111. (1379-1406.) 1880. Vol. IV. (1406-1436.) 1880. Vol. V. (1437-1454.) 1882. Vol. VI. (1455-1460.) 1883. Vol. VII. (1460-1469.) 1884. Vol. VIII. (1470-1479.) 1885. Vol. IX. (1480-1487. Addenda. 1437-1487.) 1886. Vol. X. (1488-1496.) 1887. Vol. XI. (1497-1501.) 1888. Vol. XII. (1502-1507.) 1889. Vol. XIII. (1508-1513.) 1891. Vol. XIV. (1513-1522.) 1893. Vol. XV. (1523-1529.) 1895. Vol. XVI (1529-1536.) 1897. Vol. XVII. (1537-1542.) 1897. Vol. XVIII. (1543-1556.) 1898. Vol. XIX. (1557-1567.) 1898. Vol. XX. (1568-1579.) 1899. Vol. XXI. (1580-1588.) 1901. Vol. XXII. (1589-1594.) 1903. Vol. XXIII. (1595-1600.) 1908. 7. Calendar of documents relating to Scotland preserved in Her Majesty's Public Eecord Office, London. Edited by Joseph Bain. Imperial 8vo. Vol.1. (1108-1272.) 1881. Vol. II. (1272-1307.) 1884. Vol.111. (1307-1357.) 1887. Vol. IV. (1357-1509. Addenda. 1221-1435.) 1888. 8. Eegistrum magni sigilli regum Scotorum. The Eegister of the Great Seal of Scotland. Edited by Sir James Balfour Paul (Vol. II.), Sir James Balfour Paul and J. Maitland Thomson (Vol. III.), J. Maitland Thomson (Vols. IV.-IX), and J. Home Stevenson and William K. Dickson (Vol. X.). Imperial 8vo. Vol. I. (1306-1424.) See F. V. 16 above. Vol.11. (1424-1513.) 1882. Vol.111. (1513-1546.) 1883. Vol. IV. (1546-1580.) 1886. Vol. V. (1580-1593.) 1888. Vol. VI. (1593-1608.) 1890. Vol. VII. (1609-1620.) 1892. Vol. VIII (1620-1633.) 1894. Vol. IX. (1634-1651.) 1897. Vol. X. (1652-1659.) 1904. His Majesty's Stationery Office 187 9. The Hamilton papers. Letters and papers illustrating the political relations of England and Scotland in the XVIth century. Formerly in the possession of the Dukes of Hamilton, now in the British Museum. Edited by Joseph Bain. Imperial 8vo. Vol. I. (1532-1543.) 1890. Vol. IL (1543-1590.) 1892. 10. The Border papers. Calendar of letters and papers relating to the affairs of the Borders of England and Scotland preserved in Her Majesty's Public Eecord Office, London. Edited by Joseph Bain. Imperial 8vo. Vol.1. (1560-1594.) 1894. Vol. II. (1595-1603.) 1896. 11. Calendar of the State papers relating to Scotland and Mary, Queen of Scots, 1547-1603, preserved in the Public Eecord Office, the British Museum, and elsewhere in England. Edited by Joseph Bain (Vols. I.-II.) and William K. Boyd (Vols. III.-V.). Imperial 8vo. Vol.1. (1547-1563.) 1898. Vol. II. (1563-1569.) 1900. Vol. III. (1569-1571.) 1903. Vol. IV. (1571-1574.) 1905. Vol. V. (1574-1581.) 1907. 12. A guide to the Public Eecords of Scotland deposited in H.M. General Eegister House, Edinburgh. By M. Livingstone. 1905. Royal 8vo. 13. Eegistrum secreti sigilli regum Scotorum. The Eegister of the Privy Seal of Scotland. Edited by M. Livingstone. Imperial 8vo. Vol. I. F. VIII. (1488-1529.) 1908. Works in Photozincography. 2. Facsimiles of national manuscripts of Scotland. Large folio. Part I. (1097-1296.) 1867. Part II. (1296-1488.) Part III. (1488-1649.) 1871. 7. The National Covenant of Scotland. 1870. Publications of the i88 PUBLICATIONS OF THE STIRLING NATURAL HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.1 Founded in 1878 as The Stirling Field Club, ' to explore the district for the purpose of inquiring into its geology, botany, natural history and archaeology7. The Club changed its designation in 1882. 1. Stirling Field Club. (Now the Stirling Natural History and Archaeological Society.) Transactions, 1878-79. Stirling: 1898. Pp. [8]+ 73. Published in 1898 to complete the series. I t includes :— * The Roman W a l l ' of Antonine. By Dr. Ireland. 2. Transactions of the Stirling Field Club for Session 1879-80. Stirling: 1880. Pp. 1 3 0 + l i + i i , with one plate. Includes:— ' Stirling blockaded in 1746 \ The author is not stated. ' The Roman camp at Ardoch'. By the Rev. John M'Intyre. 3. Do. do. 1880-81. Stirling: 1881. Pp. iv-f-94. Includes:— ' The Roman W a l l ' of Antonine. By Dr. Ireland. 4. Stirling: 1882. Do. do. 1881-82. Pp. iv + 116. Includes:— ' Sculptured stones in the Western Islands of Scotland'. ' Ancient masons* marks \ By the Rev. R. Paul. By Miss MacLagan. 5. Stirling Natural History and Archaeological Society. Stirling: 1883. 1882-3. Pp. iv-f 117. Includes:— ' Sculptured stones and crosses of Islay'. By Miss MacLagan. ' Scotch ecclesiasticism at the time of the Union'. By D. Chrystal. 6. Do. do. Transactions, 1883-84. Stirling: 1885. Pp. [4]+ 64. Includes:— ' The Romanised Britons of . . . Strathclyde'. By the Rev. John M'Intyre. * The ancient Gaelic Church'. By Charles Stewart. 1 The issues are small 8vo. Stirling Archaeological Society 7. Stirling Natural History and Archaeological Society. Stirling: 1886. Pp. [2]+ 90. Includes:— ' Castle Campbell'. By the Rev. R. Paul. ' Early history of the parish of Logie'. By the Rev. Dr. Ross. * Extracts from the Kirk Session books of Culross, 17th century'. D. Hogg. 189 1884-5. By Jane 8. Transactions of the Stirling Natural History and Archaeological Society. 1885-86. 1887. Pp. [4]+ 93. Includes:— ' Iona and its sculptured stones \ By Miss MacLagan. * Colonel Edmond\ By Jane D. Hogg. Clement Edmond served with the Scots Brigade in Holland in the 16th century. ' The old burgh laws of Scotland'. By the Rev. W. F. Goldie. ' The Mammet King \ By the Rev. J. E. H. Thomson. A note on Richard II.'s alleged exile in Scotland. 9. Do. do. for the year 1886-87. Pp? [2]+ 102. Includes:— * The Napiers of Edinbellie-Napier and Culcreuch'. By A. F. Hutchison. 1 Antiquities of the East Neuck of Fife \ By the Rev. W. F. Goldie. 10. Stirling Natural History and Archaeological Society. actions, 1887-88. Stirling: 1888. Pp. [2]+ 54. Includes:— * Glimpses of Old Stirling from the Town Council records \ 11. Do. do. 1888-89. Trans- By Jane D. Hogg. Stirling: 1889. Pp. 61. Includes:— «Old Stirling \ 12. Do. By^R. S. Shearer. do. 1889-90. Stirling: 1890. Pp. [2]+ 99+ [14]. Includes:— «Parish Church of Stirling'. By Ex-Bailie Ronald. * Standing stones and stone circles in the neighbourhood \ By A. F. Hutchison. * St. Ninian and the early Christianisation of Scotland \ By William Galloway. ' Sculptured stones in the East and West of Scotland \ By Miss MacLagan. 13. Do. do. 1890-91. Stirling: 1891. Pp. [2]+ 113+ [2], with six plates. Includes:— ' Dominicans and Franciscans: The story of the Friars of Stirling \ Shirra. ' Scottish Market Crosses \ By J. W. Small. By W. L. 190 Publications of the 14. Stirling Natural History and Archaeological Society. actions, 1891-92. Stirling: 1892. Trans- Pp. [2]+ 115, with one plate. Includes:— ' The ancient Hospitals of Stirling'. By W. L. Shirra. * The old bridge of Stirling'. By Treasurer Ronald. ' The Roman Wall of Antoninus'. By George Lowson. * Rubbings from Ardchattan Priory'. By Miss MacLagan. 15. Do. do. 1892-93. Stirling: 1893. Pp- [2]+ 136+ [2], with twenty-eight plates. Includes:— * An old Church Minute Book'. By Dr. Galbraith. The Minute Book is that of the Episcopal congregation in Stirling. I t begins in 1798. ' Robert Montgomery, Minister of Stirling, and Archbishop of Glasgow \ By the Rev. J. M. Robertson. Montgomerie vacated the See in 1587. * The standing stones of the district'. By A. F. Hutchison. 16. Do. do. 1893-94. Pp. [4]+ 206. Includes:— ' Old recollections of Stirling \ 17. Do. do. Stirling: 1894. By Dr. Galbraith. 1894-95. Stirling: 1895. Pp* [4] +104, with one plate. Includes :— 4 The recently discovered sculptured stones at St. Andrews'. By Miss MacLagan. ' The village of St Ninians \ By the Rev. David Smith. ' Mural decorations in old Scottish houses \ By J. W. Small. 18. Do. do. 1895-96. Stirling: 1896. Pp« [4] +142, with nine plates. Includes:— * The seals of the Royal Burgh of Stirling'. By Ex-Bailie Ronald. * The early sculptured monuments of Scotland.' By George Lowson. ' The Market Crosses of Scotland'. By J. W. Small. ' The ancient parish of Stirling'. By James Ronald. ' The ancient parish of St. Ninian's'. By the Rev. David Smith. 19. Do. do. 1896-97. Stirling: 1897. Pp. [4]+ 110, with four plates. Includes:— * Old Stirling'. By J . W. Small. 20. 1898. Do. do. 1897-98, and Index, 1878-98. Stirling: Pp. [8] + 148 + 39, with three plates. Includes :— ' Scottish Guilds'. By James Todd. * Notes for a new History of Stirling \ By W. B. Cook. Includes a note on the building of Cambuskenneth Abbey. 4 Church life and customs in olden times\ By the Rev. David Smith. * Notes regarding Dunblane'. By the Rev. G. S. Christie. Stirling Archaeological Society 21. Stirling Natural History and Archaeological Society. actions, 1898-99. Stirling: 1899. 191 Trans- Pp. 179. Includes :— c An early poet-pastor of Logie and his intimates \ By the Rev. R. Menzies Fergusson. A memoir of Alexander Hume, Minister of Logie, 1597-1609. * Stirlingshire possessions of the Abbey of Arbroath \ By George Lowson. ' The Leighton Library at Dunblane \ By the Rev. J. M. Robertson. e Notes for a new History of Stirling \ By W. B. Cook. 22. Do. do. 1899-1900. Stirling: 1900. Pp. 76+v. Includes:— * The battlefield of Bannockburn'. By the Rev. W. F. Goldie. ' The position of the Scottish army at the battle of Bannockburn '. B. Morris. 23. Do. do. 1900-1901. By David Stirling: 1901. Pp. i n . Includes:— 'Capella Beate Marie de Dundafmure—Kirk o' Muir.' By A. F. Hutchison. * Notes for a new History of Stirling'. By W. B. Cook. * Local superstitions' (two papers). By the Rev. George Williams, and William Harvey. 24. Do. do. 1901-1902. Stirling: 1902. Pp. 151. Includes:— * The oldest Minute Book of the Stirling Incorporation of Hammermen \ By W. B. Cook. < The crafts of Stirling'. By Ex-Bailie Ronald. * Stirlingshire in Scottish life and thought '. By the Rev. W. B. R. Wilson. ' The excavation of the Roman station at Camelon'. By David B. Morris. 25. Do. do. 1902-1903. Stirling: 1903. Pp. 145, with nine plates. Includes:— * The place names of Stirlingshire '. By the Rev. J. B. Johnston. * Notes for a new History of Stirling : Gleanings from the Polmaise papers \ W.B.Cook. 26. Do. do. 1903-1904. By Stirling: 1904. Pp. 132, with one plate. Includes:— * Sir William de Erthe's Family \ By J. S. Fleming. ' Airth Castle and Tower \ By the same. ' The battle of Sauchieburn \ By the Rev. David Smith. ' A night raid on Stirling'. By the same. An account of the attempt to surprise the Regent Morton in 1571. ' The Borestone and the field of Bannockburn '. By John Allan. ' Recent excavations at the Bishop's Palace, Dunblane '. By John Robertson. ' Surnames \ By the Rev. W. Agnew. 192 Stirling Archaeological Society 27. Stirling Natural History and Archaeological Society. actions, 1904-1905. Stirling: 1905. Trans- Pp. 120, with eight plates. Includes:— ' The Earl of Mar's lodging \ By James Ronald. * Mar's Work'. By Mrs. T. W. R. Johnston. * The battle of Stirling Bridge \ By W. B. Cook. 1 Maps of Scotland, ancient and modern \ By John E. Shearer. ' Early Scottish domestic plenishing '. By J. G. Murray. 28. Do. do. 1905-1906. Stirling: 1906. Pp. 125+ [2], with ten plates. Includes:— < The ancient Bridge of Stirling'. By W. B. Cook. * Notes for a new History of Stirling . . . Extracts from unprinted Burgh records, 1519-50'. By the same. ' The journal of John Saunders Muschet, M.D.', 1822-40. By Dr Drew. ' Roman Scotland'. By Thomas Ross. ' Old Scottish agriculture and agricultural implements'. By J. G. Murray. Contains portraits of Alexander Croall and Dr. Muschet. 29. Do. do. 1906-1907. Stirling: 1907. Pp. 141, with three plates. Includes:— * Mar's lodging' (two papers). By W. L. Shirr a, and Ex-Bailie Ronald. ' Ebenezer Erskine relics'. ' The disintegration of the national ecclesiastical monuments of Scotland'. Charles E. Whitelaw. 1 The King's Park of Stirling'. By W. B. Cook. * Primitive man and prehistoric remains in Britain'. By John E. Shearer. 30. Do. do. 1907-1908. Stirling: 1908. Pp. [4]+ 179. Includes:— ' The site of the ancient Bridge of Stirling'. By W. L. Shirra. ' Memorials of Erskine Church, Stirling'. By Ebenezer Gentleman. By Sutherland Association, Edinburgh 193 PUBLICATIONS OF THE SUTHERLAND ASSOCIATION, EDINBURGH.1 Founded in 1866, inter alia, ' to publish a series of short essays, bearing on the history, folklore, topography, and antiquities of the county \ There is also a Glasgow Sutherlandshire Association, founded in 1857, inter alia/of 'the study and preservation of the literature, history, and traditions of the county \ 1. The geology of Sutherland. By H. M. Cadell B.Sc, ELM. Geological Survey of Scotland. Edinburgh : 1886. Pp. 43, with 4 plates. 2. The tour of Dr Eichard Pococke, Lord Bishop of Ossory, through Sutherland and Caithness in 1760, with Introduction and notes by Daniel William Kemp . . . Edinburgh : 1888. Pp. xxxii + 71, with five plates; List of members (pp. 4). Contains a portrait of Bishop Pococke. See Scottish History Society, No. 1. 3. The Members of Parliament of Sutherland. One copy only of the volume exists. It is in the possession of Mr. Daniel William Kemp, Ivy Lodge, Trinity, Edinburgh. x The volumes are small 4to. N 194 Publications of the PUBLICATIONS OF THE VIKING CLUB. 1 Founded in 1892 as The Orkney, Shetland, and Northern Society, to deal with ' subjects connected with northern history, literature, music, art, archaeology, language, folklore, anthropology and other matters \ 1. Saga-Book of the Viking Club: or Orkney, Shetland, and Northern Society. Vol. I. Containing the proceedings of the Society from October, 1892, to December, 1896, reprints of papers, reports of district secretaries, etc. London. Pp. xvi + 373, with seven plates. The volume includes :— * The Vikings in Lakeland : Their place-names, remains and history'. By W. G. Collingwood. ' The Norsemen in Shetland \ By Gilbert Goudie. ' Saga illustrations of early Manx monuments \ By P. M. C. Kermode. 2. Do. do. Vol. II. Containing the proceedings of the Society from January, 1897, to December, 1900, reprints of papers, reports of district secretaries, etc. London. Pp. xx + 391, with tnree plates. The volume includes :— ' T h e Norsemen in the Hebrides'. By Miss A. Goodrich-Freer. ' Norse place-names in Gower (Glamorganshire) \ By Alexander G. Moffat. 'Ethandune, A.D. 878: King Alfred's campaign from Athelney'. By the Rev. C. W. Whistler. * The Norse Lay of Wayland'. By Professor Sophus Bugge. < King Eirik of York'. By W. G. Collingwood. * The conversion of Iceland to Christianity, A.D. 1000 \ By Eirikr Magnusson. 3. Saga-Book of the Viking Club. Society for Northern Besearch, founded in 1892 as The Orkney, Shetland, and Northern Society. Yol. III. Containing the proceedings of the Society from January, 1901, to December, 1903, reprints of papers, reports of district secretaries, etc. London. Pp. x + 502, with seven plates. The volume includes :— ' T h e Vikings: Traces of their folklore in Marshland'. By the Rev. R. M. Heanley. < Palnatoki in Wales '. By A. G. Moffat. 4 Anthropological evidence of the relations between the races of Britain and Scandinavia \ By J. Gray. ' The Danish camp on the Ouse, near Bedford \ By A. R. Goddard. < The Saga of Havelok the Dane \ By C. W. Whistler. * Notes on the Norsemen in Argyllshire and on the Clyde \ By R. L. Bremner. 1 The volumes are small 8vo. Viking Club 195 4. Saga-Book of the Yiking Club. Society for Northern Kesearch, founded in 1892 as The Orkney, Shetland, and Northern Society. Vol. IV. January, 1904, to December, 1905. London. Pp. x+490, with four plates. The volume includes :— 'Traces of Danish conquest and settlement in Cambridgeshire'. Hailstone. ' The Danes in Cambridgeshire'. By the Rev. J. W. E. Coneybeare. * Notes on the Danework'. By Hans Kjser. 5. Do. London. do. Vol. V. By E. January, 1906, to December, 1907. Pp. viii+430, with tnree plates. The volume includes :— ' Western influence on the earliest Viking settlers '. By Jon Stefansson. c The last of the Icelandic commonwealth '. By Eirikr Magmisson. ' The Gael and the Gall: Notes on the social condition of Ireland during the Norse period \ By Eleanor Hull. ' The life of Bishop Godmund Arason'. By Professor W. P. Ker. 'Some illustrations of the archaeology of the Viking Age in England*. By W. G. Collingwood. O E K N E Y A N D S H E T L A N D OLD-LOEE S E R I E S O F T H E V I K I N G CLUB.* Initiated in 1907 ' to bring together materials for the history of Orkney and Shetland \ A. Orkney & Shetland Miscellany. Old-Lore Series. Vol. I. Edited by Alfred W. Johnston and Amy Johnston. Vol. I. London; 1907-8. Pp- [6] + 352, with twenty plates. The volume includes :— ' The Odal Families of Orkney'. By J. Storer Clouston. 'Biarne Kolbeinsson, the Skald, Bishop of Orkney, 1188-1223'. By Jon ' The authorship of Orkneyinga Saga (Jarla Sogur) \ By Jon Stefansson. ' The Romans in Orkney and Shetland. With map'. By A. W . Johnston. B. Diplomatarium Orcadense et Hialtlandense : Fornbrefasafn Orkneyinga og Hjaltlendinga. Orkney and Shetland Kecords. Vol. I. Edited by Alfred W. Johnston, Amy Johnston, and others. The volume is incomplete. The Parts so far published include :— Extracts from Adam of Bremen, annals, etc., referring to the Bishops and early history of Orkney, 1056-1563. Collected and edited by Alfred W. Johnston, Amy Johnston, Jon Stefansson and Absalon Taranger. Do. do. Vol. II. The volume is incomplete. The Parts so far issued include Orkney and Shetland sasines, 1623-26, edited by Henry Paton. Do. do. Vol. I I I . The volume is incomplete. The Parts so far issued include Orkney and Shetland sasines, 1617-19, edited by Henry Paton. 1 The volumes are small 8vo. 196 Publications of the PUBLICATIONS OF THE WODROW SOCIETY.1 Founded in Edinburgh in 1841 'for the publication of the works of the fathers and early writers of the Reformed Church of Scotland'. The Society has ceased to publish since 1850. 1. The Wodrow Society, for the publication of the works of the fathers and early writers of the Eeformed Church of Scotland.2 PP. [4]. 2. Laws and list of the members of the Wodrow Society. Instituted May, 1841. Printed by the Edinburgh Printing Company, 12 South St. David Street. December, 1842. 2 Pp. [2]+ 20. 3.The autobiography and diary of Mr James Melvill, Minister of Kilrenny, in Fife, and Professor of Theology in the University of St Andrews. With a continuation of the diary. Edited . . . by Eobert Pitcairn Esq., F.S.A.Scot. Edinburgh: 1842. Pp. lxxviii + 841. Title leaves were also issued bearing the words 'Volume first', and 'Volume second'. James Melville, or Melvill, stoutly resisted James VI.'s ecclesiastical policy. He died in 1614. See Bannatyne Club, No. 34. 4. The history of the Kirk of Scotland, from the year 1558 to August 1637. By John Eow, Minister of Carnock: With a continuation to July 1639, by his son, John Eow, Principal of King's College, Aberdeen. Edinburgh: 1842. Pp. lxxx + 566, with two plates. Edited by David Laing. The elder Row, a prominent member of the anti-Episcopal party, died in 1646. See Maitland Club, No. 55. 5. The correspondence of the Eev. Eobert Wodrow, Minister of Eastwood, and author of The history of the sufferings of the Church of Scotland. Edited . . . by the Eev. Thomas M'Crie. Volume first. (Volumesecond.) (Volume third.) Edinburgh: 1842. (1843.) (1843.) Pp. xxiv + [2] + 648. (Pp. xvi + [2] + 695.) (Pp. xxiv + 522.) Wodrow's correspondence covers the years 1709-39. 2 The volumes are 8vo. 2 Not in Lowndes. They are catalogued ia the order adopted by Lowndes. Wodrow Society 197 6. Sermons by the Eev. Eobert Bruce, Minister of Edinburgh. Eeprinted from the original edition of MDXC and MDXCI. With collections for his life, by the Eev. Eobert Wodrow . . . Edited by the Eev. William Cunningham, D.D., Trinity College Church, Edinburgh. Edinburgh: 1843. Pp. xxiv + 399. Bruce, an opponent of James VI. 's ecclesiastical policy, died in 1631. 7. The history of the Kirk of Scotland. By Mr David Calderwood, some time Minister of Crailing. Edited from the original manuscript preserved in the British Museum, by the Eev. Thomas Thomson. Volume first. Edinburgh: 1842. Pp. xxii + [2] + 590. Do. do. Volume second. Edinburgh: 1843. do. Volume third. do. Volume fourth. do. Volume fifth. Edinburgh: 1844. do. Volume sixth. Pp. XX+ 579. Do. Edinburgh: 1843. Pp. xxiv+785. Do. Edinburgh: 1843. Pp. XX+ 732. Do. Pp. xxvi + 775. Do. Edinburgh: 1845. Pp. xviii + [2] + 827. Do. do. Volume seventh. Edinburgh: 1845. Pp. XX+ 638. Do. General Index. do. Volume eighth. Edinburgh: 1849. Containing the Appendix and Pp. xxxii + 311 + [2] +171 + [4] + xxxvi. Volume VIII. was edited by David Laing. The last xxxvi pages of it consist of a life of Calderwood by the Rev. Thomas Thomson which is directed to be bound up with Vol. I. Calderwood's History extends from 1524 to 1625. 8. Select works of Eobert Eollock, Principal of the University of Edinburgh. Eeprinted from the original editions. Edited by William M. Gunn, Esq. Volume first. (Volume second.) Edinburgh: 1849. (1844.) Pp. xcvi + 566, with one plate. (Pp. xxiv + 705.) Vol. I. contains a portrait of Rollock, 198 Publications of the 9. Select biographies. Edited for the Wodrow Society, chiefly from manuscripts in the Library of the Faculty of Advocates. By the Eev. W. K. Tweedie. Volume first. (Volume second.) Edinburgh: 1845. (1847.) Pp. Xiv + [2] + 518. (Pp. X + 530.) The volumes include biographies of John Welsh of Ayr, Patrick Simson, John Livingstone, Walter Pringle of Greenknow, David Dickson (by Robert Wodrow), William Guthrie (by Wodrow and the Rev. Robert Traill), James Fraser of Brae, and John Nisbet of Hardhill. 10. An apologetical narration of the state and government of the Kirk of Scotland since the Eeformation: By William Scot, Minister of Cupar. Certaine records touching the estate of the Kirk in the years MDCV & MDCVI. By John Forbes, Minister of Alford. Edinburgh: 1846. Pp. lxxxviii + 578. Edited by David Laing. 11. The Miscellany of the Wodrow Society: Containing tracts and original letters chiefly relating to the ecclesiastical affairs of Scotland during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Selected and edited by David Laing, Esq. Volume first. Edinburgh : 1844. Pp. xiv+[2]+ 615, with four plates; List of Members (pp. 16). The Miscellany was not continued. The volume contains:— i. * The Confession of Faith of the Churches of Switzerland; translated from the Latin, by George Wishart, 1536 \ ii. * Certamen cum Lutheranis, Saxoniae habitum, per Jacobum Melvil, Scotum, Bononise, 1530'. iii. ' Historie of the estate of Scotland, from July 1558 to April 1560'. iv. ' Ane compendius tractive, &c., set furth be Maister Quintine Kennedy, Abbot of Crosraguell, in the zeir of God 1558'. v. 'Ane answer to the Compendius tractive. . . . Be Maister Johne Davidsone, Maister of the Paedagog of Glasgow. Edinburgh, 1563'. vi. 'Letter from Mr Quintine Kennedy, Abbot of Crossraguell, to James Archbishop of Glasgow, together with the correspondence of the Abbot and John Willock, at Ayr, 1559'. vii. ' Letters to John Campbell of Kinyeancleuch, Ayrshire\ 1564-74. viii. ' The forme and maner of buriall used in the Kirk of Montrois'. ix. ' Roberti Pontani parvus Catechismus, carmine iambico. Andreapoli, 1573 '. x. * Register of Ministers and Readers in the Kirk of Scotland, from the Book of the Assignation of Stipends, 1574'. xi. 'Supplication of the General Assembly to the Regent Earl of Morton, April 1578'. xii. ' The Presbytery of Haddington's subscription to the Second Book of Discipline, September 1591'. xiii. 'Act of Presbytery, appointing two Ministers to the Lords at Falkirk, 12th August 1578'. xiv. 'Letters and papers of Mr James Carmichael, Minister of Haddington, 15841586'. xv. ' Account of the death and funeral of Mr James Lawson, Minister of Edinburgh 1584'. xvi. ' Visitations of the Kirk of Holyroodhouse, by the Presbytery of Edinburgh', 1583-98. Wodrow Society 199 xvii. ' Vindication of the Church of Scotland, in reply to Dr Bancroft's sermon at Paul's Cross, London, February 1588-9'. xviii. ' Ane forme of sindrie maters to be usit in the Elderschip. 1589-1592'. xix. ' A. short forme of evening and morning prayer, by John Davidson, 1595'. xx. * Letters of Mr John Welsch, Minister of Ayr, to Robert Boyd of Trochrig, 1607-1619'. xxi. ' Ane afold admonition to the ministerie of Scotland, by Mr Alexander Hume, Minister of Logie, 1609'. xxii. ' The forme and maner of ordaining Ministers, and consecrating of Archbishops and Bishops, used in the Church of Scotland, 1620 \ 12. The history of the Eeformation in Scotland. By John Knox; edited by David Laing. Volume first. (Volume second.) Edinburgh : 1846. (1848.) Pp. Xliv + 564. (Pp. vi + [2] + 644.) The volumes are the first two of 'The works of John Knox', No. 112 of the Publications of the Bannatyne Club. 13. The life of Mr Eobert Blair, Minister of St Andrews, containing his autobiography, from 1593 to 1636, with supplement to his life, and continuation of the history of the times to 1680, by his son-in-law, Mr William Eow, Minister of Ceres. Edited for the Wodrow Society, from the original manuscript, By Thomas M'Crie, D.D. Edinburgh : 1848. Pp. xxiv + 627. 14. A logical analysis of the Epistle of Paul to the Eomans, by Charles Ferme, translated from the Latin by William Skae, A.M.; and a commentary on the same Epistle by Andrew Melville, in the original Latin. Edited, with a life of Ferme, by William Lindsay Alexander, D.D., F.S.AScot. Edinburgh: 1850. Pp. xxxvi + 520. SUBJECT-INDEX The numeral in brackets refers to the entry on the page indicated by the numeral preceding the bracket. A Eolcha Albain Uile, 98 [vi.]. Abbotrule, parish of, paper on, 88 [22]. Abbotsford, garlands from, 48 [9]. Club, catalogue, 6 [33]. Library, catalogue, 38 [60], 109 [45]. MS., 5 [27]. Abbotshall of Ellon, paper on, 53 [2], 54 [4], 54 [9]. Aberbruthenoth, Duncan de, decree of the Synod of Perth in a case concerning (1206), 174 [24, v.]. Abercorn, Earl of, indenture (1621), 104 [25, viii.]., Aberdeen, George Earl of, correspondence (1681-84), 174 [22]. Breviary, the 43 [96], 115 [70], 177 [oj. Chronicle of (1491-1595), 171 [6, ii.]. Franciscan convent, obituary, 170 [3]. Movement (1688-95), sidelights on the, 146 [3]. Aberdeen, Bishopric of :— Archdeacon of, see Barbour, John. Bishops of, see Bannatyne, Adam ; Blackburn, Peter; Cunningham, David ; Dunbar, Gavin ; Elphinstone, William ; Forbes, Patrick ; Gordon, William; lives of, 27 [11], 122 [12]. Cathedral of, admission of a canon in (1550), 105 [26, i . ] ; heraldic ceiling in, 120 [3]. Canon of, see Watson, John. Register, 114 [63], 172 [13]. Aberdeen, Burgh of :— Accounts (1398-1657), 174 [24, ii.]. Armorial ensigns, 126 [B.]. Birth brieves, register of (1637-1705), 174 [24, viii.]. Burgess register (1399-1631), 121 [6]; (1631-1700), 126 [34]. Castle, legend relating to capture of, 126 [B.]. Charters (1571-1804), 126 [ a ] , 171 [5]. Civil war losses (1639-46), 174 [23]. Aberdeen, Burgh of, cont. :— Council register (1625-1747], 141 [8]; (1398-1570), 172 [12]; (1317-1508), 174 [24, i.]. Gordon of Rothiemay's description of, 171 [5]. Grammar School, statutes (1553), 175 [24, xi.]. Knights Templars in, paper on, 8 [2]. Ministers of, see Bisset, J o h n ; Cant, Andrew. Missives to the provost (1594-1688), 175 [24, ix.]. Music-School of, 117 [4]. Non-Jurors, paper on, 7 [3]. Provost of, see Jaffray, Alexander ; Ross, John, of Arnage. ' Pynours', paper on, 8 [2]. St. Nicholas Church, chartulary (to 1558), 120 [2]. St. Paul's Episcopal Chapel, register of (1720-93), 126 [34]. Summons against the magistrates of, (1591), 173 [16, iv.]. Territories of, paper on, 8 [1]. Testaments, register of (1715-1800), 161 [6]. Woolmanhill Well, qualities of, 46 [108]. Aberdeen, Kirk-Session, records (15621681), 172 [15]. Aberdeen, Presbytery of :— Protestation against (1652), 173 [16, vii.]. Records (1562-1681), 172 [15]. Aberdeen, Synod of :— Dr. John Forbes' answer to (1642), 174 [23]. Ministers in (from 1560), 50 [C.]. Records (1562-1681), 172 [15]. Aberdeen, University of :— Act for delivery of dead bodies to (1636), 171 [6, iii.]. Bibliography, 67 (8), 128 [19]. Buildings, 128 [19]. 202 Index Aberdeen, University of, cont.:— Educator, 128 [19]. Founders, 128 [19]. Historians, 128 [19]. History and development, 128 [19]. Law faculty, 128 [19]. Medicine, 128 [19]. Natural science, 128 [19]. New Testament learning, 128 [19]. Philosophers, 128 [19]. Principals, 128 [19]. See Arbuthnot, Alexander; Boece, Hector; Campbell, George; Dun, Patrick; Geddes, Sir Wm. D.; Lang, John Marshall; Row, John. Professors of, see Bain, Alexander; Beattie, James; Blackie, John Stuart ; Blackwell, Thomas ; Cruickshank, John ; Garden, Alexander; Gregory, James; Grub, George; Lundie, J o h n ; Reid, Thomas; Stuart, John, of Inchbreck. Quatercentenary record, 128 [29]. Rectorial addresses (1835-1900), 127 [6]. Roll of graduates (1860-1900), 127 [18]. Studies, 128 [19]. Sub-Principal, see Lawson, James. Aberdeen University, King's College, 127 [1]. Alumni (1596-1860), Autobiography of a class at, 127 [15], Bursary foundations, 177 [B.]. Officers and graduates (1495-1860), 122 [11]. Records (1494-1854), 175 [26]. Rector of, see Johnston, Arthur. Aberdeen University, Marischal College, Records (1593-1860), 120 [4]. Aberdeen, Old, records of (1557-1891), 123 [20]. Aberdeenshire, annualrenters and wadsetters (1633), 172 [16, ii.]. Antiquities, 173 [17]. Bibliography, 122 [11 A.]. Collections for the history of, 171 [9]. Committee for loan monies and taxation (1643), 173 [16, iii.]. Description of (1716-17), 172 [9]. Ecclesiastical collections for, 9 [3]. Fiars prices in (1603-19), 126 [34]. Geographical collections for, 158 [51], 158 [52]. Papists in (1704), 172 [11]. Place-names, 123 [21]. Pollable persons in (1696), 177 [A.]. Sheriff Court, records (1503-1660), 125 [28]. Surnames, 54 [6]. Topography, 173 [17]. Aberdour, James Lord, letters to (1736) 110 [51, iii.].x Abergeldie, the Gordons of, 124 [26]. Abernethy, place-names of, 97 [4]. York Building Company in (1728), 97 [5]. Aboyne, Sophia Countess of, Blakhal's services to, 172 [11]. Records of (1230-1681), 122 [13]. Achatriachtan, the Macdonalds of, 73 [22]. Acta dominorum auditorum, 184 [51]. Acta dominorum concilii, 184 [50]. Adair, John, geographical papers of, (1686-1723), 30 [xv.]. Adam of Bremen, extracts from, relating to Orkney, 195 [B.]. Robert, editor, 143 [p.], 144 [o.]. Adamnan, his life of St. Columba, 45 [103]. Ada,mson, Rev. T. N., author and editor, 7 [1], 76 [1]. Adjournal, books of, cases of witchcraft (1629-62) from the, 179 [3A, vi.]. Advocates' Library, MSS., 4 [22], 5 [23], 103 [24], 108 [35], 119 [9], 154 [33], 158 [51-53], 178 [3, ii.], 198 [9]. Africa and the Indies, Company of Scotland trading to, letters and documents (1695-1700), 42 [90]. Agnew, R. Vans, editor, 20 [1], 21 [14]. Rev. W., author, 191 [26]. Agriculture in Banffshire, 24 [22]. In Renfrewshire, 148 [2]. In Scotland, 156 [45], 192 [28]. Aiken, James, author, 53 [1]. Airlie, Earl of, MSS. of, 173 [20, ii.], 174 [24, iv.]. Airs, Scottish, papers on, 37 [59], 90 [37]. From the Skene MS., 37 [59], 109 [43]. Airth Castle, paper on, 191 [26]. Aitken, J. C , author, 63 [12], 63 [16]. Akeld, manor of, notes on, 51 [11]. Akerman, J. Yonge, editor, 44 [101]. Alane, Alexander, see Alesius. Alba, kingdom of, paper on, 71 [10], Albany, Charlotte Duchess of, will of (1789), 156 [44]. John Duke of, Regent, mission to France for the return of (1520), 111 [51, xii.]. Louisa Countess of, portrait, 123 [16]. Albemarle, George Earl of, portrait, 124 [25]. William Anne Earl of, correspondence (1746-47), 124 (24); portrait, 124 [24]. Alberoni, Cardinal, project for the invasion of Great Britain (1719), 152 [19]. Aldis, Harry G., author, 67 [6]. Alesius, Alexander, his description of Edinburgh (1550), 29 [xiii.]. Alexander I., King of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 186 [7]. Index Alexander II., King of Scotland,materials for the reign of, 36 [49], 106 [xviii.], 184 [58], 186 [7]. Alexander I I I . , King of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 3 [14], 9 [2], 13 [16], 29 [xix.], 36 [49], 106 [xviii.], 184 [58], 186 [6], 186 [7]. Alexander VI., Pope, portrait, 122 [11]. Alexander the Great, the ' b u i k ' of, 36 [46]. Alexander, Dr. John, of Aberdeen, work attributed to, 81 [14]. Rev. John, minister of Kildrummy, papers of, 146 [3]. Sir William, see Stirling, Earl of. Rev. William Lindsay, editor, 199 [14]. Major General W. R. K , portrait, 83 [G.]. House of, memorials, 83 [G.]. Alexis, papal legate, sentence of excommunication passed by, 106 [vii.]. Alford, meeting of the exercise of, records (1662-88), 123 [17]. Minister of, see Forbes, John. Presbytery minute (1689), 146 [3]. Alfred, King of Wessex, his campaign in 878, 194 [2]. Alison, Sir Archibald, author, 139 [2]. J. P., author, 89 [33]. Allan, John, author, 191 [26]. Allanhaugh, paper on, 88 [25]. Allans of Easter Crombie, the, 25 [24]. Allanton, the Stewarts of, 113 [58]. Allardyce, Colonel James, editor, 122 [14], 124 [22]. Allen, J. Romilly, author, 12 [7], 13 [12]. Alliterative Scottish poems, 167 [27]. Alloa, minister of, see Turnbull George. Amble, paper on, 51 [14]. America, colonization in, 31 [xxiii.], 31 [xxiv.], 42 [90], 47 [114]. Amours, F. J., author and editor, 77 [1], 78 [5], 167 [27], 169 [50]. Anatomie of humors, 33 [36]. Ancram, Anne Countess of, portrait, 50 Robert, first Earl of, correspondence (1616-49), 50 [D.] ; portrait, 50 [D.J Ancrum Moor, battle of, paper on, 90 [36]. Anderson, George, author, 9 [3]. J. G., author, 62 [7]. James, His Majesty's printer, answers for, 179 [3, xvii.]. John, author, 131 [1]. Rev. John, editor, 164 [29]. Joseph, author, 11 [2], 12 [3], 12 [4], 12 [5], 13 [12]. Peter John, author and editor, 67 [8], 120 [4], 121 [6], 122 [11], 125 [30], 126 [ B . ] , 126 [ a ] , 127 [1], 127 [6], 128 [19], 128 [29]. Robert, author, 53 [2], 54 [7]. Rev. W., editor, 44 [97]. 203 Andrews, Launcelot, Bishop of Worcester, letters of, 3[ix.]. Ane afold admonitioun to the ministerie of Scotland, 34 [41], 199 [11, xxi.]. Anglo-Catholic Library, work published by the, 180 [5]. d'Angouleme, the family of, 1 [3]. Angus, Countess Dowager of, letters of James VI. to, 3 [xiv.]. Map of, 42 [86], Sculptured monuments of, 42 [88]. Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [c]. Annan, burgh records of, 65 [24]. History of, 63 [12], 63 [13], 64 [17]. Anne, Queen of Great Britain, materials for the reign of, 32 [27], 40 [72], 113 [60], 180 [3A, xvii.], 184 [58], 196 [5]. See also under Jacobites. Anne of Denmark, Queen, Consort of James VI., coronation of, 7 [4], 32 [26], 76 [4]. Last moments of, 3 [v.]. Letters of, 108 [35]. Marriage of, 32 [26]. Anstruther, Sir Robert, letters of (1627), 179 [3A, iii.]. Anthropology of Dumfriesshire, the, 62 [8]. Of Europe, 13 [11]. Relations between the Scandinavian and British races, 194 [3]. Antiquaries of Scotland, institution and progress of the Society of, 9 note. Catalogue of the museum of, 11 [11]. Antiquities, Scottish, essay on, 177 [B.]. Antonine, wall of, papers on, 75 [6], 188 [1], 188 [3], 190 [14]. Antrim, the Macdonells of, 72 [16]. Apprentices, register of Edinburgh (15831666), 163 [28]. Arason, Bishop Godmund, life of, 195 [5]. Arbroath Abbey, possessions in Stirlingshire of, 191 [21]. Register (1178-1536), 42 [86]. Arbuthnot, Alexander, Principal of King's College, Aberdeen (1569-83), collections for the life of, 121 [5]. Dr. John, portrait, 123 [18]. Papers, the (1487-1681), 171 [6, viii.]. Arbuthnott Missal, the, 76 [1]; 114 [67, i.]. Archaeology, Greek, handbook, 12 [8]. Viking age in England, the, 195 [5]. Archbishops, the form and manner of consecration of (1620), 199 [11, xxii.}. Archers, body-guard of Scottish, roll (1562-67), 104 [25, ii.]. Royal guard of Scottish, in France, papers relative to, 108 [36]. Architecture, ecclesiastical, of Berwickshire, 52 [16]. 204 Index Ardchattan Priory, notice of, 80 [12]. Rubbings from, 190 [14]. Ardgirth Castle, paper on, 54 [4]. Ardoch, Roman camp at, paper on, 188 [2]. Argyll, Archibald ninth Earl of, declaration at Campbelltown (1685), 66 [3]; insurrection of (1685), 150 [14]; letters of (1663-70), 33 [33]. Archibald, Marquis of, portrait, 50 Ayr, Minister of, see Welsh, John. Protocol Book (1576-93), 20 [1]. Ayr and Glasgow, Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [c.]. Register (1687-90), 115 [67, v.]. Ayrshire, early Christian remains in, 20 [1]. Geographical collections for, 158 [51]. Place-names, 96 (4). Ay ton, Sir Robert, poems, 29 [xxi.]. Diocese of, antiquities of, 44 [97]; documents illustrative of the state of (17th century), 98 [ix.]. Family, letters to (1520-1685), 110 [50]. Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [c.]. Argyllshire, the Norsemen in, 194 [3]. Register of testaments (1674-1800), 162 [9]. Arlington, Henry Earl of, letter of (1669), 155 [40]. Armour, notices of Highland dress and (1093-1796), 99 [xxi.]. Arms, College of, MSS. of (1543-68), 109 [41]. Armstrong, Clement, author, 90 [36], 90 [37]. Army in Scotland, establishment (1684), 112 [57, v.]. Establishment (1702), 112 [57, vi.]. Arnold, Thomas, author, 10 [5]. Arnott, Dr. Neil, memoir of, 8 [1]. Ars Signorum, 107 [29]. Art, Scottish archaic, paper on, 73 [24]. Arthour and Merlin, 3 [12]. Arthur, King, paper on, 139 [2]. Seat, history and nomenclature of, 52 [19]. Ashkirk parish, early records of, 86 [10]. Assedation, letters of, to Agnes Countess of Bothwell, 31 [xvii.]. Assignation of Stipends, the Book of (1574), 198 [11, x.]. Atholl Family, Jacobite correspondence (1745-46), 4 [17]. Atkinson, Stephen, his * Historie of the gold mynes in Scotland', 28 [14]. Auchindoir, notes on, 129 [2]. Church, papers on, 129 [2]. Auchinleck, James, his ' Quair of jelousy ', 30 [19, xi.]. MS., the 1 [4], 3 [12], 4 [18], 6 [29], 109 [44]. Auchiries, paper on, 54 [7]. Auchterarder, burning of (1716), 113 [57, xviii.]. Aue Caesar; 93 [8]. Auld Rohin Gray, 27 [9]. Aventures de Fregus, 4 [19]. Ayr, charters of the burgh of, 21 (12). Friars Preachers, charters of, 21 (11). Guild Court, proceedings of (1428-31), 20 [1]. Babell, 100 [6]. Badenoch, ecclesiastical records (1724-51), 71 [11]. Baillie, George, of Jerviswood, correspondence (1702-8), 40 [72]. Principal Robert, letters and journals of (1637-62), 40 [73]. Baillies of Dunain, the, 73 [21]. Bain, Alexander, author, 8 [1]; portrait, 127 [6]. Joseph, author and editor, 13 [16], 80 [8], 100 [2], 100 [4], 186 [7], 187 [9-11]. Family of, genealogical chart, 82 [A.]. Bairnie Chapel, register of baptisms (1763-1801), 164 [30]. Balbithan MS., the, 124 [26]. Balcarres, Colin Earl of, memoirs (168890), 39 [71]. Balfour, C. B., author, 51 [14], 52 [16]. David, editor, 6 [31], 116 [75]. Sir James, of Denmyln, MSS. of, 3 [13], 178 [3, ii.]. Sir William, his account of Cheriton fight, 55 [4]. Baliol, Alexander de, Chamberlain of Scotland, 106 [xix.], 106 [xx.]. Devorgilla de, paper on, 61 [2]. Hugh de, Sheriff of Lanark, 106 [xxi.]. John de, indenture, 106 [xxv.]. See John Baliol, King of Scotland. Ball, Very Rev. T. I., author, 76 [2]. Ballad of good counsel, 165 [1]. Ballads, 15 [3], 17 [15], 87 [14], 165 [1], 167 [39]. Balmain, the Ramsays of, 124 [22]. Balmerino, Arthur Lord, portrait, 122 [14]. Abbey, chartulary, 4 [22]; foundation charter, 106 [xiv.]. Balnaves, Henry, of Halhill, memoir, 80 [9] ; poems, 80 [9]. Balrinnes, battle of (1594), account of, 179 [3, xiii.]. Banchory Devenick, minister of, see Gordon, James. Bancroft, Richard, Bishop of London, reply to a sermon by, 199 [11, xvii.]. Banff, annals of, 121 [8]. Gypsies at (1700), 173 [16, v.]. Hammermen of, paper on, 25 [23]. Milnes of, 24 [14]. Index Banff, St. Andrew's Church, paper on, 23 m Banffshire, agriculture in, 24 [22]. Antiquities of, 96 [2], 173 [17]. Barony Courts of, 25 [24]. Bibliography of, 122 [11 A.]. Collections for the history of, -171 [9]. Geographical collections for, 158 [51]. History of (18th century), 25 [26]. Old roads in, 25 [25]. Place-names, 22 [3], 22 [5]. Poll book of, 25 [24]. Sheriff Court, records of, 23 [13]; inventory, 25 [23]. Topography of, 173 [17]. Bannatyne, Adam, Bishop of Aberdeen, collections for the life of, 121 [5]; notes on, 174 [21]. George, MS. of, 33 [35], 92 [1] ; memorials of (1545-1608), 33 [35], 92 [1]; poems, 26 [4A.]. Richard, ' memorials' of (1569-73), 36 [51]. Sir W. M., author, 33 [35]. Club, albums, 47 [117]; catalogue, * 47 [116]; materials proposed for publication, 47 [117]; members, ' 28 [19], 47 [116]; notices of, 49 [A.]. Bannockburn, battle of, papers on, 191 [22], 191 [26]. Baptisms, register of, at Bairnie and Tillydesk (1763-1801), 164 [30]. See Birth brieves. Barbarini, Cardinal de, speech of (1641), 17 [17]. Barbary, slaves in, 179 [3, xiv.], 179 [3A. iii.]. Barbour, James, author, 62 [10], 63 [12], 64 [19], 65 [23], 65 [24], 65 [25]. John, Archdeacon of Aberdeen, his 'The Bruce', 167 [31]. Barclay, Rev. George, author 9 [1]. John, his memoir of the rise of the Quakers, 177 [r>.]. William, his ' Nepenthes', 170 [3]. Barisdale, the Macdonells of, 71 [12]. Barnard, Lady Anne, see Lindsay. Barnbarroch, lairds of, correspondence (1600-15), 20 [1]; (1559-1618), 104 [25A., iv.]. See Waus. Barnes, John, letters of, to James VI., 3 [viii.]. 'Baron Ban*, the, see Farquharson, Francis. Baron-Court Books:— Corshill (1666-1719), 20 [1]. Leys (1613-87), 174 [24, vi.]. Skene (1613-87), 174 [24, vi.]. Stitchel (1655-1807), 157 [50]. Urie (1604-1747), 150 [12]. Whitehaugh (1613-87), 174 [24, vi.]. Baron-Courts of Banffshire, paper on, 25 [24]. Barra, the Blackhalls of, 125 [29]. 205 Barron, James, author and editor, 70 [7], 96 [1], 96 [2], 96 [3], 96 [4], 97 [5], 129 [5]. Rev. D. G., editor, 150 [12]. Bateson, Mary, editor, 156 [44]. Baynes, Captain Adam, letters to (165060), 44 [101]. Beagu£, Jean de, narrative of the French expedition in Scotland (1548), 90 [37], 100 [2]. Beaton, James, Archbishop of St. Andrews, account of interview with (1524), 106 [xlii.]. James, Archbishop of Glasgow, correspondence (1569-88), 105 [26, iii., i v . ] ; will of (1603), 80 [8], 105 [26, v.]. David, Cardinal, portrait, 42 [86] ; sentence against Sir John Borthwick (1540), 29 [xviii.]. See also Bethune. Beattie, Prof. James, portrait, 123 [18]. Beauly Priory, charters, 80 [12] ; history of, 7 [2]; paper on, 129 [5]. Valley, ancient remains in, 129 [1]. Beaumont, Frank, author, 78 [6]. Beddoe, John, author, 13 [11]. Bedford, Danish camp near, 194 [3], Bek, Antony, Bishop of Durham, indenture, 106 [xxv.]. Bell, Robert, editor, 31 [22], 32 [23]. R. Fitzroy, editor, 153 [27]. Rev. Thomas, editor, 123 [17]. William, donor, 33 [30]. Bellenden, Sir John, of Auchinoull, his report to Mary Stewart (1559), 27 [5]. John, Archdeacon of Moray, his translation of Livy, 169 [47]. Bellievre, MM. de, diplomatic correspondence of (1645-48), 153 [29]. Ben, Jo., his description of Orkney, 158 [53]. Benedict, Renat, epistle to John Knox, 46 [110]. Beowulf, paper on, 78 [6]. Bermony, the Haldanes of, 82 [E.], 83 [L.]. Bermudas, discovery of the, 17 [18]. Berteville, le Sieur, account of the French expedition to Scotland (1546), 27 . [10]. Berwick, David I.'s 'rogum' at, 105 [28, v . ] ; documents relating to, 51 [14]. Castle, modern owners of, 52 [19] ; notes on, 52 [19]; state of (temp. Henry IV.), 106 [xxxvi.]. Berwickshire, freeholders of, speech to (1702), 179 [3, xi.]. Pre-Reformation churches of, 51 [13]. Religious architecture in, 52 [16]. Bethune, Mary, marriage contract (1566), 104 [25, iii.]. 2o6 Index Betoun, Rev. James, minister of Roxburgh, notes on, 52 [16]. Beveridge, Erskine, author, 66 [5]. Hugh, author, 139 [1]. Bibles, Irish, circulation in the Highlands (1685-90), 67 [7]. Biblia pauper um, paper on, 91 [40], Bibliographies of :— Aberdeen, University of, 67 [8], 128 [19]. Aberdeenshire, 122 [11 A.]. Banffshire, 122 [11A.]. Caubraith, Robert, 150 [10]. Cranstoun, David, 150 [10]. Darien Company, 67 [7]. Dunfermline, 66 [5]. Fifeshire, 66 [5]. Fletcher, Andrew, of Salton, 66 [4]. Forbes, John, 66 [1]. Hamilton, John, 67 [7]. Hawick, 91 [40]. Henry Prince of Wales (1612), 67 [7]. Johnston, Arthur, 122 [15]. Kincardineshire, 122 [11A.]. Knox's 'Book of Common Order', 66 [1]. Laud's Liturgy, 66 [1]. Xeslie, George, 66 [1]. Lockhart, George, 150 [10]. Maidment, James, 51 [1]. Major, John, 150 [10]. Manderston, William, 150 [10]. Mary Stewart, Queen, 66 [2]. Orkney and Shetland, 134 [1]. Scottish books, 67 [6]. Slezer's ' Theatrum Scotise', 66 [3]. Witchcraft literature, 66 [3]. Bighouse, the Mackays of, family papers, 73 [20-23]. Birrens, excavation of, 64 [19] ; paper on, 64 [17]. Birrenswark, excavations at, 65 [23]; paper on, 64 [17]. Birth brieves, Aberdeen register of (16371705), 174 [24, viii.]. Lyon Office record of, index to, 164 [31]. Bishoprics, Scottish, valuation of, 106 [xxxiii.). Bishops, the form and manner of consecrating (1620), 199 [11, xxii.]. Bishops' Wars, poems on the, 179 [3, vi.]. Bisset, Rev. John, diary (1745-46), 170 [3]. Black•,G. F., author, 63 [13]. Rood of Scotland, the, paper on, 147 [2]. Watch deserters, execution of (1743), 70 [3]. Blackburn, Peter, Bishop of Aberdeen, collections for the life of, 121 [5]. Blackford, burning of (1716), 113 [57, xviii.]. Blackhalls of Barra, the, 125 [29]. Of Blackhall, the, 125 [29]. Blackie, Prof. John Stuart, portrait, 139 [2]. Blackwell, Professor Thomas, letters of (1711-12), 170 [3]. Blackwood, Adam, his history of Mary Stewart, 107 [31]. Blaikie, W. Biggar, editor, 152 [23]. Blair, Robert, minister of St. Andrews, autobiography (1593-1636), 199 [13] ; life of, 199 [13]. William, donor, 28 [12]. Church of, document relating to, 106 [xi.]. Blakhal, Gilbert, his 'brief narration', 172 [11]. Blandford, Charles Marquis of, letter ascribed to (1721), 56 [12]. Blew, Rev. William, editor, 43 [96], 115 [70], 177 [c.]. Blind Harry, see Henry the Minstrel. Bodleian MSS., 1 [1], 15 [5]. Boece, Hector, chapter on, 128 [19] ; his ' Lives of the Bishops of Aberdeen and Mortlach ', 27 [11], 122 [12] ; metrical version of his Chronicle, 183 [6]. Bohemia, Queen of, see Elizabeth Stewart. Booh of Common Order, bibliography of, 66 [1]. Book of Discipline, Haddington Presbytery's submission to the second, 198 [11, xii.]. Book of four score three questions, 166 [15]. Boohe of the Universatt Kirlce, 41 [81], 110 [49]. Books printed in Scotland before 1700, list of, 67 [6]. Booksellers, 29 [xv.], 30 [xii.], 30 [19B, xi.], 67 [6]. Borders, the, Alex. Campbell's journey to (1816), 90 [36]. Calendar of documents relating to (1560-1603), 187 [10]. Communion tokens, 89 [32]. Correspondence relative to (1513-34), 184 [26]. French troops on (1548), 90 [37], 100 [2]. Hertford's invasion of (1545), 87 [19]. John Leyden's tour (1800), 90 [38]. J. H.'s tour (1823), 90 [38]. Lairds' lofts in kirks of, 89 [35]. Pacification of (1606), 89 [35]. Papers on, 87 [15], 139 [2]. Prorogation of a truce upon (1372), 106 [xxxv.]. Smugglers of, 87 [14]. Superstitions of, 86 (11). Borland, Rev. Robert, author, 147 [1]. Borthwick, Sir John, sentence against (1540), 29 [xviii.]. Roman remains on the, 90 [36]. Boswell, James, Commonplace Book of, 80 [7]; satire on, 19 [31]. Index Boswell, James, of Glasmont, bands of friendship by (1509-56), 110 [51,vi.]. Bothwell, Agnes Countess of, letters of assedation to, 31 [xvii.]. James Earl of, affairs of (1568), 32 [29] ; marriage of, 9 [1]. Patrick Earl of, letters, etc., of (1548-49), 31 [xxvi.]. Earls of, deeds connected with (152064), 31 [xvii.], 31 [xxvii.]. Bouillon, Henri Due de, portrait, 122 [15]. Bourtie, paper on, 23 [11]. Bowie, William, his 'Black Book of Taymouth', 44 [100]. Boyd, Lord, indenture (1621), 104 [25, viii.]. J., author, 69 [1]. James, of Trochrig, collections for the life of, 107 [32]. Robert, of Trochrig, collections for the life of, 107 [32]; letters to (1607-19), 199 [11, x x . ] ; obituary of (1609-25), 29 [xx.]. William, author, 53 [1]. William K., editor, 187 [11]. Zachary, his * Forme of Catechising', .66 [3] ; letter of (1637), 110 [51, v.]. Of Kilmarnock, family papers (14681590), 3 [i.]. Papers, the, 20 [1]. Bozeat, patronage of church of, 106 [xii.]. 'Bozz', James, his life of Dr. 'Pozz', 19 [31]. Branxholme, paper on, 51 [11], 90 [38]. Breadalbane, Earl of, MSS., 44 [100]. Brechin, Bishopric of, register, 45 [102], Register of testaments (1567-1800), 162 [13]. Bremner, Rev. A., author, 23 [12], 24 [19], 53 [2]. R. L., author, 194 [3]. Brenkburne Priory, minister's account of (1535), 51 [12]. Brichan, James B., editor, 44 [97]. Britain, prehistoric remains in, 192 [29]. Britane's distemper, 172 [10]. British Museum MSS., 4 [20], 15 [1], 105 [28], 109 [41], 148 [1], 187 [9], 187 [11], 197 [7]. Brochs, paper on, 130 [9]. Brodie, Alexander, of Brodie, diary of, (1652-80), 176 [33]. James, of Brodie, diary of (1680-85], 176 [33]. Bronze age in Scotland, the, 12 [5], 61 [1]. Brotherwick, paper on, 52 [15]. Brougham, Henry Peter Lord, dinner to (1823), 136 [4]. Broun, Robert, Protocol Book of (1612-20), 20 [1]. Brown, J. B., author, 89 [34], 90 [36], 90 [37], 90 [38]. 207 Brown, J. T. T., author, 74 [5], 77 [1]. Rev. James, papers relative to (temp. James VII.), 20 [1]. Professor P. Hume, author and editor, 13 [17], 167 [26], 185 [5]. Richard, author, 77 [2]. Thomas, author, 88 [29]. Rev. William, his memorabilia of Eskdalemuir (1793), 86 [12]» William, author, 66 [3]. Mrs., author, 64 [22]. Bruce, Rev. Robert, minister of Edinburgh, collections for the life of (d. 1631), 197 [6]; sermons by, 197 [6]; troubles of, 29 [xii.]. Bruce, the, 167 [31], 175 [28]. Brus, Robert de, charter of David I. in favour of, 105 [28, iv.]. Brussels, documents illustrative of Scottish history in, 185 [3]. Brute, the, paper on, 77 [2]. Brydall, Robert, author, 75 [6]. Brydon, James, author, 85 [6]. Bryson, James, information against Robert Young, 179 [3, xvi.]. Robert, information against Robert Young, 179 [3, xvi.]. Buccleuch Booh, the, paper on, 88 [25]. Buchan, David Earl of, paper on, 86 [12]; portrait, 10 [5]. Peter, printer and ballad collector, 54 [7]. William Earl of, portrait, 89 [35], Dialect of, 53 [2], 53 [4]. Early man in, 53 [2]. Ethnographical survey of, 53 [3], 54 [4], 54 [6]. Geographical collections for, 158 [52]. History of, 54 [9]. Peat mosses of, 60 [3]. Place-names, 53 [4], Progress of Christianity in, 60 [2]. Stone age in, 53 [1]. Buchanan, David, his description of Edinburgh (c. 1648), 30 [xvi.] ; his ' D e scriptoribus Scotis', 37 [55]. George, on the Celts, 70 (6); translation of his History, 101 [8] ; vernacular writings of, 167 [26], John, author, 74 (2). Walter, donor, 111 (53). Buckingham, the family of, 1 (3). Bucklow, Edward, author, 94 [7]. Bugge, Professor Sophus, author, 194 [2]. Buie, James, author, 24 (16). Buke of the Howlat, 26 [3], 111 [6]. BuJce of the order of Knyghthood, 5 [27]. Bulloch, J. M., author and editor, 25 [27], 124 [26], 128 [19]. John, author, 8 [2], Bunyan, John, 'Statesman's progress', 18 [25]. Burdeus, John de, note on, 118 [8], Burel, John, verses on Queen Anne (1589), 32 (26). 2o8 Index Burgh records :— Aberdeen (1317-1508), 174 [24, i.] ; (1398-1625), 172 [12], 173 [19]; (1398-1657), 174 [24, i i . ] ; (16251747), 141 [8, 9]. Ayr, 21 [12]. Canongate (1561-88), 111 [51, xi.]. Dumfries (1653-62), 61 [2]. Edinburgh (1403-1589), 140 [2-6]; (1529-31), 110 [51, i v . ] ; (1544-67), 143 [ir.], 144 [G.]. Elgin (1566-1800), 124 [27], 126 [35]. Glasgow (1573-81), 102 [16]; (15731717), 141 [11, 12], 142 [16, 19]; (1587-1750), 108 [39]. Hawick (1638-1785), 85 [6], 86 [7, 8], 89 [32]. Irvine, 21 [15]. Kirkcudbright, 65 [24]. Lanark (1150-1722), 143 [E.]. Lochmaben, 65 [25]. Old Aberdeen (1557-1891), 123 [20]. Paisley (1594-1620), 144 [H.]. Peebles (1165-1710), 141 [10]. Prestwick (1470-1782), 105 [27]. Stirling, 189 [10] ; (1519-50), 192 [28]; (1519-1752), 143 [ c , D.]. Burghs, ancient laws and customs (11241424), 140 [1], 142 [22] ; paper on, 189 [8]. Common Good of, accounts relative to schools (1557-1634), 110 [51, ii.]. Convention of Royal, records (12951738), 144. Delivery of lands within, paper on, 175[24,xi.]. ^ Early organization of, 78 [7]. Life in, 65 [24]. Origin and influence of, 74 [1]. Setts of (1708), 141 [13]. State and condition of (1692), 141 [13]. Burgundia, John de, notes on, 118 [8]. Burial, form of, in use at Montrose, 198 [11, viii.]. Burials, registers of :— Chapel Royal, Holyrood (1706-1900), 163 [25]. Greyfriars, Edinburgh (1658-1700), 163 [26]. Restalrig (1728-1854), 164 (32). Burnes, Scottish house of, 83 [P.]. Burnet, Bishop Gilbert, Haddington Presbytery extracts relating to (1664-69), 31 [xxv.] ; papers of, 156 [44] ; portrait, 123 [18]. Lady Margaret, see Kennedy. Robert, Lord Crimond, papers of, 156 [44]. Burnett, George, Lyon King, editor, 186 [6]; MSS. of, 124 [22]. W. Kendall, editor, 126 [D.]. Of Craigmyle, family of, 124 [22]. Of Crimond, family of, 124 [22]. Of Kemnay, family of, 124 [22]. Burnett, of Leys, family of, 124 [22]; genealogical tree, 126 [D.]. Of Monboddo, family of, 124 [22]. Burns, Robert, genealogical memoirs of, 82 [23], 83 [P.] ; life of, 82 [23]; lineage of, 82 [23] ; silhouette of, 82 [23]. Burrel, John, see Burel. Burton, John Hill, editor, 4 [17], 42 [90], 185 [5]. Butler, Rev. C. E., author, 52 [18]. Byset, John, memoir of, 80 [12]. Cadell, H. M., author, 193 [1]. Cadenhead, George, author, 8 [1]. Cairn valley, place names, 65 [23]. Cairnbulg Castle, paper on, 54 [6], Cairns, Rev. John, author, 63 [15]. Robert, author, 25 [27]. Caithness, Diocese of, antiquities, 44 [97]; records, 30 [i.]. Geographical collections for, 158 [51]. Register of testaments (1661-64), 162 [10]. Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [c.]. Tour in (1760), 193 [2]. Calderwood, David, minister of Crailing, his History of the Scottish Church (1524-1625), 197 [7]; life of, 197 [7]; reply to his * De regimine', 178 [3, iii.]. Mrs. Thomas, narrative of a journey to Spa (1756), 113 [58]. Caldwell MSS., the, 115 [71], 118 [7]. Caledonia, 119 [9]. Caley, J., editor, 183 [17]. Callander, John G., author, 25 [28]. Cambridge, University of, MSS., 110 [48], 166 [13]. Cambridgeshire, Danish settlement and conquest in, 195 [4], Cambuskenneth Abbey, note on the building of, 190 [20]; register (1147-1535), 79 [4]. Cambusnethan, kirk session register (1636-95), 104 [25A, ix.]. Camelon, excavation of the Roman station of, 191 [24]. Cameron, Donald, of Lochiel, letters to, 71 [11]. Sir Ewen, of Lochiel, memoirs, 5 [24], 113 [59]; portrait, 5 [24], 113 [59]; his account of Sir Robert Spottiswoode's murder, 179 [3, x.]. James, author, 66 [3]. Principal John, collections for the life of, 107 [32]. John, letters of, to James VI., 3 [viii.]. Richard, author, 86 [8]. Of Lochiel, editor, 71 [11]. Clan, history of, 5 [24], 113 [59]. Camerons of Letterfinlay, the, 72 [16]. Index Campbell, Agnes, answers for, 179 [3, xvii.]. Alexander, journal of (1816), 90 [36]. Lady Anne, portrait, 122 [15]. Daniel, of Shawfield, discussion in Parliament as to the losses of (1725), 3[xxiii.]. Dennis, Dean of Limerick, report by (1596), 114 [67, iii.]. Sir Duncan, of Glenurquhay, portrait, 44 [100]. Duncan, author, 71 [10], 72 [19], 73 [21], 97 [5]. Rev. George, author, 119 [11]. Principal George, portrait, 123 [18]. John, of Barcaldine, letters to, 73 [20], John, of Kinyeancleuch, correspondence (1564-74), 198 [11, vii.]. John, banker, diary (1745), 151 [15, ix.]. Campbelltown, Argyll's declaration at (1685), 66 [3]. Camps in Scotland, ancient, 13 [14], 51 [1]. Campsie, register of testaments (15641800), 161 [5]. Canonbie parish, paper on, 61 [4]. Priory, paper on, 90 [37]. Canongate, burgh records (1561-88), 111 [51, xi.]. Cant, Andrew, letters of, 174 [23]. Cantelmi, Don Rostaino, warrant to, 179 [3A, xi.]. Cappuck, Roman station at, 51 [14]. Caprington Castle, MS. at, 155 [42]. Captain Ward and the rainbow, 48 [9]. Capuchins, lives of Scottish, 66 [1]. Carham, battle of (1018), paper on, 139 Carleton, George, Bishop of Chichester, letters, 3 [viii.]. Carlisle, Bishop of, see Nicholson, William. Carlyle, Thomas J., author, 61 [4], 88 . [27]. Carmichael, James, minister of Haddington, letters of (1584-86), 198 [11, xiv.]. Carnock, minister of, see Row, John. Carrick, Rev. J. C , editor, 7 [1]. Geographical collections for, 158 [52]. Carruthers, Walter, author, 96 [1]. Carsewell, John, Bishop of the Isles, collections for the life of, 107 [32]. Cary, Sir Robert, Warden of the Marches, paper on, 90 [38]. Casaubon, Meric, letters of, to James VI., 3 [ix.]. Cassillis, John Earl of, letters of (160015), 20 [1]; obligation by (1602), 104 [25, v.]. Earl of, author, 139 [2]. Castle Campbell, paper on, 189 [7]. Castlehiil, the Cuthberts of, 73 [20]. 209 Catechism, Bishop Robert Forbes', 146 [2] ; Robert Pont's, 198 [11, ix.); Zachary Boyd's, 66 [3]. Cathedrals of Scotland, the ancient, 147 [2]. Cathkin, James, bookseller, examination of (1619), 29 [xv.]. Catholic policy, documents illustrating (1596-98), 151 [15, ii.]. Tractates (1573-1600), 168 [45]. Catrail, papers on the, 51 [1], 87 [19]. Cattle-dealing in the Highlands, documents illustrative of (1565-1622), 98 [xii.]. Caubraith, Robert, bibliography of, 150 [10]. Caudatus Anglicus, 74 [4]. Cavalier Parliament, satire on the, 15 [1], Playing-cards, 59 [16]. Cavaliers, the ' wicked ways' of the, 55 [1]. Cavers, history of, 85 [1]. Ensign, paper on the, 90 [36]. Cawdor, Thanes of (1236-1742), 175 [30]. Cecil, Dr. John, document presented to the King of Spain by (1596), 151 [15, ii.]. Robert Earl of Salisbury, letter to, 58 [8]; report to (1596), 114 [67, iii.]. Celtic Church in Scotland, papers on the 71 [11], 158 [54]. Ecclesiology, notes on, 76 [2], 76 [3]. Place-names, 22 [3], 62 [6], 129 [1], 129 [2]. Province of Moray, the, 70 [7]. Question, aspects of the, 95 [12], Celts, George Buchanan on the, 70 [6] ; paper on the, 71 [10], Ceres, minister of, see Row, William. Gertamen cum Luther anis, 198 [11, ii.]. Certane tractatis, 107 [33], 166 [15]. Chalmers, Alexander, his satire on Boswell, 19 [31]. Rev. A., author, 53 [4], 54 [5], 54 [6]. David, translation of his History of Scotland, 101 [8]. George, his 'Caledonia', 119 [9]. George, donor, 27 [6]. James, author, 10 [3]. John Inglis, donor, 45 [102]. P. M., author, 77 [2]. Patrick, of Auldbar, author, 175 [24, x i . ] ; editor. 42 [86]; donor, 42 [88], 45 [102]; portrait, 45 [102]. Chaloner, Thomas, declamation against (1647), 57 [2]. Chambers, William, editor, 141 [10]. Chap books, papers on, 65 [24], 91 [40]. Chapel Royal of Holyrood, register of burials (1706-1900), 163 [25]. Of Scotland, history of, 81 [20]. Of Stirling, inventory of ornaments, etc. (1562), 105 [26, ii.]; register, 81 [20]. Character of a modern Whig, 58 [11]. 2IO Index Charles I., King of Great Britain, coronation of, 7 [4], 76 [4]. Imprisonment and death of, 15 [6]. Last advice to his son, 18 [27]. Letters of, 108 [35], 110 [50], 173 [16,viii.]. Materials for the reign of, 2 [7], 2 [8], 17 [17], 31 [xiv.], 32 [25], 32 [28], 34 [37], 40 [73], 40 [76], 50 [ D . ] , 55 [1], 55 [4], 55 [6], 56 [9], 56 [10], 57 [2], 57 [18], 58 [6], 58 [9], 82 [ a ] , 83 [ K . ] , 98 [ix.], 103 [20], 108 [34], 110 [50], 110 [51, vii.], I l l [51, xii.], I l l [55], 113 [57, xiv.], 114 [66], 115 [67, iv.], 135 [1], 151 [15, iii.], 151 [15, iv.], 153 [26], 153 [29], 156 [44], 157 [47], 170 [1], 172 [10], 174 [21], 174 [23], 184 [58], 185 [5], 186 [5], 186 [8], 196 [4], 199 [13]. Printer to, 179 [3, xvi.]. Charles II., King of Great Britain, coronation of, 7 [4], 76 [4]. Letters of, 110 [50]. Materials for the reign of, 2 [7], 2 [8], 15 [1], 28 [15], 32 [28], 33 [33], 36 [52], 38 [66], 42 [87], 56 [14], 58 [11], 58 [13], 66 [3], 101 [7], 110 [50], 113 [57, xvi.], 115 [67, iv.], 148 [2], 149 [6], 151 [15, v.], 151 [15, vi.], 151 [15, vii.], 151 [17], 152 [24], 154 [36], 155 [39], 155 [40], 157 [47], 157 [48, 49], 174 [22], 176 [33], 177 [D.], 184 [58], 199 [13]. Printer to, 179 [3, xvii.]. Proclamation of, at Edinburgh, 55 [2]. Portrait, 31 [xx.]. Relations with Scotland (1650), 151 [17]. Warrant by, 179 [3A, xi.]. Charles IX., King of France, correspondence, 49 [B.]. Charles Edward Stewart, Prince, itinerary of (1745-46), 152 [23]. Journals relative to the affairs of, 152 [20]. Letters of, 73 [20], 180 [3A, xxii.]. Narrative of his expedition to Scotland, 111 [53]. Portraits, 122 [14], 123 [16], 139 [1], 153 [27]. Secretary to, 153 [27]. Charleson, Rev. John, author, 76 [2]. Charlotte, Princess, address on the death of, 17 [16]. Charteris, Henry, his preface to Blind Harry's * Wallace,' 30 [19B, viii.]. Robert, his edition of ' Philotus,' 36 [50]. Charters, Dr. Samuel, paper on, 85 [3], Chartularies, see Ecclesiastical foundations. Chatendun, Governess of, letter relating to, 180 [3A, xxiii.]. Chen, Reginaldle, receipt from, 106 [xix.]. Cheriton fight, account of (1644), 55 [4]. Chess, the game of, treatise on, 16 [7]. Chichester, Bishops of, see Carleton, George; Pecock, Reginald. Chiesly, John, of Dairy, assassination of Sir George Lockhart by (1689), 10 [4]. Chinnock, E. J., author, 63 [14], 64 [22], 65 [24]. Chisholm, Rev. M., author, 23 [8]. Colin, author, 70 [7]. Chisholms of Chisholm, the, 89 [34]. Of Stirches, the, 89 [34]. Christian monuments of Scotland, 13 [12], 20 [1]. Religion in Scotland, antiquity of, 156 [44]. Symbolism, 12 [7], 13 [12]. Christianity, early progress of, in Buchan, 60 [2]. Christie, Rev. G. S., author, 190 [20]. Rev. James, editor, 150 [11]. House of, the, 83 [i.]. Christison, David, author, 13 [14]. Chronicle of Fortirgall, 4:4= [10]. Ghronicon Jacobi primi, 109 [42]. Chrystal, D., author, 188 [5]. Chrystall, Thomas* see Crystall. Church of Scotland, ancient constitution of, 179 [3, xxiii.]. Calderwood's history of, 197 [7]. Commissioners of (1627), proceedings, 31 [xiv.]. Discipline (17th century), paper on, 53 [1]. Forms of ordination and consecration used in (1620), 199 [11, xxii.]. John Forbes' 'records touching the estate o f (1605-6), 198 [10]. Keith's history of, 178 [1]. Life and customs, paper on, 190 [20]. Register of ministers and readers in (1574), 198 [11, x.]. Row's history of, 111 [55], 196 [4]. Scholastic offices in, 175 [24, xi.]. Spottiswoode's History of, 181 [6]. Vindication of (1589), 199 [11, xvii.]. William Scot's * Apologetical narration ' of the state of, 198 [10]. See also General Assembly, Kirk Session, Presbytery, Scotland, Synod. Churches of Berwickshire, the, 51 [13]. Circuit Court at Dumfries (1504), paper on, 61 [4]. Cistercian foundations, notes on, 7 [3]. Ciudad Rodrigo, narrative of the retreat to, 179 [3, xx.]. Clan Chattan, chief ship of, 97 [5]; order for the destruction of (1583), 171 [6, v.] ; papers concerning the affairs of (1691-1705), 155 [41]. Index Clan Gregor, documents illustrative of the history of (1603-13), 98 [x.] ; history of, 10 [4] ; Privy Council orders against (1610-21), 112 [57, i.]. System, the, paper on, 69 [3]. Clans, the, address to George I. (1714), 9[1]. Genealogies of, 98 [iv.], 99 [xx.], 158 [53]. Clariodus, 101 [9]. Clark, J. Toshach, editor, 154 [33], 158 [53]. Clarke, Peter, journal (1715), 151 [15, ix.]. Claverhouse, John Graham of, see Graham. Clerical customs, paper on, 61 [3]. Life in the Highlands, paper on, 96 [4], 130 [6]. Clerk, Duncan, see Terig. Sir John, of Penicuik, memoirs (1675-1755), 150 [13]; portrait, 150 [13]. John, Lord Eldin, donor, 27 [8]; portrait, 44 [98]. John, of Eldin, etchings, 27 [8], 44 [98] ; portrait, 44 [98]. Clifton, skirmish at (1745), account of, 73 [20]. Clogher, Bishop of, see Spottiswoode, James. Cloth factory, records of New Mills (1681-1703), 157 [46]. Clouds and cloud form, paper on, 94 [5]. Clouston, J. Storer, author, 195 [A.]. Cluny, Ewen Macpherson of, forfeited estate of, 73 [22]; letters to (1740-45), 72 [18] ; (1689), 72 [19]. Charter chest, gleanings from the, 72 [18-20], 73 [22]. Clyde, the Norsemen on the, 194 [3]. Burghs, relations of Glasgow with, 142 [20]. Coats, Rev. W. W., author, 64 [20]. Cochran, Sir John, correspondence (1643-50), 151 [15, iv.]. Cochrane, Andrew, Provost of Glasgow, correspondence (1745-46), 108 [37]. J. G., editor, 38 [60] 109 [45]. Cockburn, Henry, donor, 27 [11], 32 [29]. John, of Ormistoun, letters of (172744), 156 [45] ; portrait, 156 [45]. Coclarachie, the Gordons of, 124 [26]. Codex Stowensis, Gaelic poem from, 98 [vi.]. Cody, Rev. E. G., editor, 165 [5]. Coinage, the Scottish, papers on, 55 [5], 74 [2]. Coin-finds, interpretation of, 77 [2]. Types, origin and development of, 13 [18]. Coke, John, of Holkham, letter of (1626), 180 [3A, xv.]. Coklaw, siege of (1403), paper on, 87 [21]. Golchesters teares, 57 [18]. 211 Coldingham Abbey, exemption from jurisdiction of the Bishop of St. Andrews, 105 [28, iii.]. Kirk Session, records of, 90 [36]. Coldstream Priory, chartulary, 81 [18]. Coles, F. R., author, 54 [7], 63 [11], 64 [17], 64 [18]. College of Justice, contributions to the Senators of (1586), 30 [19, v.]. Collegiate churches in Midlothian, charters, 46 [109]. Collingwood, W. G., author, 194 [1], 194 [2], 195 [5]. Collins, William, ode by, 137 [1]. Colonization, materials for the history of Scottish, 31 [xxiii., xxiv.],42 [90], 47 [114], 75 [6], 83 [K.]. Colt, the family of, 83 [J.]. Coltness MSS., the, 113 [58]. Stewarts of, the, 113 [58]. Columbite foundations, notes on, 7 [3]. Colville, James, editor, 156 [45], 158 [55]. John, letters of (1582-1603), 45 [104] ; memoir of, 45 [104]; notes presented by (1584), 29 [vii.]; his 'Palinode', 45 [104]; work attributed to, 28 [13]. Combats for life, the order of, 171 [6, xiv. ]. Commissariot records, 161, 162, 163. Commissioners of the Church (1627), proceedings, 31 [xiv.]. Common-riding, papers on, 85 [5], 85 [6], 86 [6]. Commonwealth, Admiralty Committee of, letters addressed to (1650-60), 44 [101]. Army Committee of, letters addressed to (1650-60), 44 [101]. Commonwealth and Protectorate, materials for the history of the, 2 [7], 2 [8], 27 [7], 32 [28], 36 [52], 40 [73], 44 [101], 58 [12], 59 [15], 101 [7], 110 [50], 149 [6], 151 [18], 153 [31], 155 [40], 157 [47], 176 [33], 177 [ D . ] , 179 [3A, vii.], 184 [58], 186 [5], 186 [8], 199 [13]. Communion, shortbread used at, 63 [14]. Tokens, papers on, 52 [16], 89 [32]. Of the sick, office for, 7 [1]. Compota thesaurariorum regum Scotorum, 185 [4]. Comyn, John, death of, paper on, 65 [24]. William, of Kirkintolache, receipt from, 106 [xxi.]. Coneybeare, Rev. J. J., author, 15 [5]. Rev. J. W. E., author, 195 [4]. Confession of Faith of the Swiss Churches, Wishart's translation of the, 198 [11, i.]. Gonsiderationes modestce et pacificw, 180 [5]. Constable, Archibald, editor, 150 [10]. David, donor, 27 [10]. Thomas, donor, 171 [8], 2i2 Index Constable, family of, 83 [L.]. Of Scotland, jurisdiction of, 171 [6, xii.]. Convention of the Royal Burghs, records (1295-1738), 144. Cook, W. B., author, 190 [20], 191 [21], 191 [23], 191 [24], 191 [25], 192 [27], 192 [28], 192 [29]. Coombe, Thomas, poems, 18 [28]. Cooper, Rev. Prof. James, author and editor, 7 [1], 7 [2], 7 [3], 7 [4], 76 [3], 76 [4], 89 [35], 91 [40], 120 [2], 147 [2]. Patrick, editor, 7 [2]. W. S., editor, 20 [1], 21 [12]. Copenhagen, investiture of the Earl of Orkney at (1434), 30 [19B, iv.]. Coronations, Scottish, papers on, 7 [4], 76 [4]. Goronis, 111 [55]. Corshill Baron-Court Book (1666-1719), 20 [1]. Cortachy Castle, MSS. at, 173 [20, ii.], 174 [24, iv.]. Costume, Scottish, in the fifteenth century, notes on, 75 [6]. Cotton, Bartholomew de, Chronicle of (1296), 106 [xxvi.]. Cottonian MSS., the, 4 [20], 38 [65], 57 [1], 109 [46], 169 [50]. Coupland, manor of, notes on, 51 [11]. Courcelles, M., French Ambassador in Scotland, despatches of (1586-87), 31 [22]. Courland, James Duke of, correspondence (1643-50), 151 [15, iv.]. Court of Session, chronicle (1668-76), 154 [36]. Court of Venus, 165 [3]. Coutts, the family of, 83 [J.]. Covenant, the National, attitude of the Vatican towards, 17 [17]; declarations against (1681), 113 [57, xvi.]; events in the north of Scotland in relation to (1635-45), 81 [14]. Covenanters, graves of the, papers on, 63 [13], 63 [16], 64 [20]. Coventry, Andrew, donor, 33 [32]. Weavers' Corporation of, pageant, 1 [2]Cowan, Rev. Professor Henry, author, 128 [19]. William, author, 66 [1]. Cowper, William, sermon (1600), 29 [xi.]. Cox, Captain Hiram, treatise on chess by, 16 [7]. Craig, Alexander, of Rose-Craig, memoir, 93 [2] ; poetical works, 93 [2]. J. T. Gibson, donor, 32 [26]. John, collections for the life of (1512 ?-1600), 121 [5]. Castle, notes on, 129 [2]. Craigie, W. A., editor, 169 [47]. Craigmyle, the Burnetts of, 124 [22]. Craigston Castle, paper on, 22 [1]. Crail, Collegiate Church of, register, 81 [15]. Crailing, paper on, 52 [18]. Minister of, see Calderwood, David. Cramond, William, author and editor, 22 [1], 22 [4], 22 [6], 23 [8], 23 [9], 23 [13], 24 [14], 24 [15], 24 [17], 24 [20], 24 [21], 25 [23], 25 [24], 121 [8], 124 [27], 129 [4]. Cranstoun, David (fl. 1509-26), bibliography of, 150 [10]. James, editor, 166 [9], 167 [20], 167 [36]. Crathes charter chest, documents from the (1247-1793), 124 [22]. Crawford, Sheriff Donald, editor, 154 [36]. George, letters to (1728-30), 179 [3, xxi.]. Crawfurd, J. R. H., editor, 20 [1]. Crawfurdland Castle MSS., the, 20 [1]. Creighton, Father William, his 'Apology' for James VI. (1598), 151 [15, ii.]. Crichie, the Gordons of, 125 [33]. Crichton, Sir James, of Frendraught, portrait, 121 [9]. Lady, see Gordon, Elizabeth. Crieff, the burning of (1716), 113 [57, xviii.]. Criminal trials, records of (1488-1624), 34 [42], 102 [19]. Crimond, the Burnetts of, 124 [22]. Croall, Alexander, portrait, 192 [28]. Cromar, list of goods plundered in (1644-7), 173 [16, vi.]. Cromarty, the Urquharts of, 73 [24]. Cromwellian Union, papers relating to the (1651-52), 155 [40]. Crossman, Sir William, author, 51 [13]. Crossraguel Abbey, charters, 21 [13]. Abbot of, see Kennedy, Quintin. Croy, parish records (1640-90), 97 [4]. Cruickshank, Professor John, portrait, 123 [18]. John, author, 126 [B.]. Dr., author, 96 [4]. Crystall, Thomas, Abbot of Kinloss, life of, 38 [63]. Culcreuch, the Napiers of, 189 [9]. Culdees, the, paper on, 73 [22], Cullen, annals of, 22 [1]. Constabulary of, 23 [8]. Tumuli near, 24 [15]. Culley, Matthew, author, 51 [11]. Culloden, battle of, Lord George Murray's account, 180 [3A, xxii.]. Culross, kirk session records (17th century), 189 [7]. Cumbrae, ecclesiology of, 76 [2]. Cumine, James, author, 53 [1]. Cummertrees parish, paper on, 64 [20]. Cummyng, James, portrait, 10 [5]. Cuneiform inscriptions, archaeology of, 14 [19]. Cunningham, Allan, paper on, 90 [39]. Index Cunningham, David, Bishop of Aberdeen, collections for the life of, 121 [5]. Rev. William, editor, 197 [6]. William, of Craigends, diary (167380), 148 [2]. Topographical account of, 116 [74]. Cunningsburgh, records (1740-1803), 149 KI. Cup and ring marks in Kirkcudbrightshire, paper on, 63 [11]. Cupar, Church of, document relating to, 106 [ad.]. Minister of, see Scot, William. Presbytery of, minutes (1641-98), 2 [7]. Cupar-Angus, Abbey of, register, 81 [17]; rental book, 81 [17]; charter in favour of, 106 [xv.]. Curie, A. O., author, 90 [37], 91 [40]. Customs, the book of (1612), 185 [2]. Report on (1656), 27 [7], 141 [13]. Cuthberts of Castlehill, the, 73 [20]. Cuthbertshope, Roxburghshire, paper on, 52 [19]. Dacres, Thomas Lord, letters of (1515-20), 106 [xl., xli.]. Dsegastan (603), battlefield of, 64 [17]. Dakers, Rev. J. Rose, author, 86 [13]. Dalgarno, George, works, 107 [29]. Dalreoch, burning of (1716), 113 [57, xviii.]. Dalrymple, Sir David, memorial by (1716), 180 [3A, xxi.]. David de, charter of James I I I . to, 31 [xiii.]. Hon. Hew, editor, 20 [1], 21 [10]. Father James, his translation of Lesley's History, 165 [5]. Sir James, of Stair, his ' apology' (1690), 28 [12]. See Stair. Dane work, notes on the, 195 [4]. Danish camp near Bedford, the, paper on, 194 [3]. Settlement in Cambridgeshire, traces of, 195 [4]. Darien Company, bibliography of the, 67 [7] ; papers relating to (1695-1700), 42 [90]; letters relating to (169899), 75 [6]. Darnley, Henry Earl of, his * b a n d ' with the Protestant Lords (1565), 112 [57, x.]. Dauney, William, author, 37 [59], 109 [43]. David I., King of Scotland, charters of, 105 [28, iv., v.]. Materials for the reign of, 36 [49], 184 [58], 186 [7]. David II., King of .Scotland, materials for the reign of, 3 [14], 13 [16], 41 [79], 106 [xxxi.], 106 [xxxii.], 106 [xxxiv.], 183 [16], 183 [17], 184 [48], 184 [58], 186 [6], 186 [7]. 213 Davidson, Rev. James, author, 23 [7]. John, minister of Prestonpans, his form of morning and evening prayer (1595), 199 [11, xix.]; his * Helps for young scholars,' 80 [9] ; memoir of, 80 [9]. John, master of the Pedagogue, Glasgow, his reply to Kennedy's ' Compendius tractive,' 198 [11, v.]. Prof. W. L., author, 23 [11], 128 [19]. Daviot, minister of, see Eraser, Michael. Davis, Arthur, murder of (1754), 34 [40]. Deans, Walter, author, 52 [15], 86 [13], 88 [22]. Dearths in Scotland, paper on, 88 [22]. Deer, the Book of, 7 [1], 53 [3], 71 [10], 176 [36]. Presbytery of, during the Commonwealth, 53 [1], Religious foundations at, 7 [3]. Delaware Bay, discovery of, 56 [11]. Dempster, Thomas, his ' Historia ecclesiastical 31 [21]. Denham, Sir Archibald Stewart, author, 113 [58]. Denholm, historical sketch of, 85 [2]. Denmark, King of, present of dogs to (1599), 113 [57, xiii.]. Intercourse with Scotland, 165 [2]. Dennistoun, James, editor, 34 [39], 100 [3], 103 [24], 104 [25], 104 [ 2 5 A . ] , 108 [37], 110 [51], 112 [57], 113 [58]. Bibliography of, 51 [1]. Derby, Charlotte Countess of, portrait, 50 [ D . ] . James Earl of, portrait, 50 [D.]. Derestreet, note on, 52 [19]. Derveisin, Church of, restored to St. Andrews, 106 [vii.]. Descent, Scottish laws of, note on, 155 [40]. Deskford Church, paper on, 22 [4]. Dethe of the Kynge of Scotis, 109 [42]. Devill and the Parliament, 55 [3]. Devonshire, Christian Countess of, letters of (1639), 113[57,xiv.]. Dialect, see LanguageDick, Rev. John C , author, 64 [20]. Dickie, W., author, 65 [24], 65 [26]. Dickson, Professor David, biography, 198 [9]. Thomas, editor, 20 [1]. Thomas, editor, 185 [4]. Wm. Kirk, editor, 152 [19], 186 [8]. Dictionary of the Scottish language, 117 [5]. Didascalocophus, 107 [29]. Digby MSS., the, 1 [1]. Dillon, John, author and editor, 9 [2], 101 [12], 101 [13]. Dingwall, Presbytery records (1643-88), 152 [24]. Directory for church discipline and worship, 9 [2]. Discours particulier d'Escosse, 27 [5]. 2i4 Index Diurnal of remarkable occurrents (1513-75), 35 [43], 103 [23]. Dodds, Rev. James, editor, 148 [2]. Dominican Friars at St. Andrews, the, 7 [2]. Donald, Colin Dunlop, author, 74 [2] ; portrait, 136 [3]. Donaldson, David, editor, 117 [5], 118 [6]. Dons of Smailholm, the, 52 [16]. Dornie, antiquities of, 97 [4], 129 [5]. Dornoch in the 18th century, paper on, 97 [4]. Dornock, battle of (1333), paper on, 64 [18]. Douai, Scots College at, register, 125 [30]. Douglas, Archibald Earl of, letters from (1372), 106 (xxxv.). Gawin, Bishop of Dunkeld, works of, 18 [23], 28 [17], 38 [64]. Sir George, bond by, 107 [xlvii.]. Sir James, will of (1390, 1392), 30 [19, viii.]. James, of Cavers, author, 87 [16]. Robert, Bishop of Dunblane, his account of the Leightonian Library, 31 [xv.]. Field-Marshal Robert, funeral of (1662), 180 [3A, xii.]. William de, abduction of Elianor de Ferrers by, 106 [xxii.]. Douglas's Peerage, variations in Wood's edition of\ 66 [3]. Dowden, John, Bishop of Edinburgh, author and editor, 66 [1], 146 [2], 151 [15, v.], 155 [42], 159 [56]. Dramatic works performed in France, table of, 16 [13]. Drebbel, Cornelius van, letters of, to James VI., 3 [viii.]. Dress, Highland, notices of, 99 [xxi.]. Drew, Dr., editor, 192 [28]. Dromore, Bishop of, see Percy, Thomas. Druid circles, 61 [3], 71 [10]. See Stone circles. Druids, the, paper on, 54 [7]. Drummond, James, author, 11 [10]. Lord John, portrait, 123 [16]. John, of JBalhaldy, his * Memoirs' (1733), 5 [24]. Provost, of Glasgow, and the malttax riot (1725), 3 [xxiii.]. William, of Hawthornden, poems, 102 [18] ; portrait, 102 [18]. Dryburgh and the Earl of Buchan, paper on, 86 [12]. Abbey, register, 41 [83]. Canons of, document relating to, 106 [xii.]. Dudgeon, P., author, 63 [14]. Dudley, Sir Robert, voyage of (1627), 3 [xii.]. Duguid, Peter, author, 120 [3]. Dumbarton, relations of Glasgow with, 142 [20]. Dumbartonshire, geographical collections for, 158 [52]. Dumfries, Castle of, paper on, 65 [25]. Circuit court (1504), 61 [4]. Common mills of, 62 [10]. Council minutes (1653-62), 61 [2]. Documents of, 63 [15]. History of, 61 [1], 63 [12], 64 [17]. Monastery of, 61 [2]. Monastic orders in, 63 [16]. Register of testaments (1624-1800), 162 [14]. Synod of ministers (from 1560), 50 [0.]. Weavers' Incorporation of, 65 [24]. Wilson, James, burgher of, 135 [1]. Dumfriesshire, anthropology of, 62 [8]. Antiquities of, 61 [1], 61 [2]. Archaeology of, 62 [5]. Celtic place-names, 62 [6]. Dialect, 63 [16]. Inscribed stones of, 64 [18]. ' M a r t y r ' graves in, 63 (13). Old records of, 61 [2]. Poor laws in (1750), 61 [3]. Regulation of farm servants in, 61 [3]. Scoto-Nbrse period in, 65 [25]. Social conditions of, 64 [22]. Surnames, 63 [14]. Union of 1707 in, 65 [26]. Dun, Principal Patrick, portrait, 120 [4]. Papers from the charter chest of (1451-1713), 173 [20, i.]. Dunain, the Baillies of, 73 [21]. Dunbar, Gavin, Bishop of Aberdeen, notes on, 120 [3]; portrait, 120 [3]. William, paper on, 91 [40]; poems, 165 (2). Battle of (1296), 106 [xxvi.]. French garrison in (1553), 156 [44]. Dunbeath, see Sutherland, Alexander. Dunblane, Bishops of, see Graeme, George; Douglas, Robert. Bishop's Palace, excavations at, 191 [26]. Leighton Library at, 31 [xv.], 31 [xvi.], 191 [21]. Notes regarding, 190 [20]. Register of testaments (1539-1800), 162 (15). Duncan II., King of Scotland, reign of, 9 [2]. A. H., author, 60 [5]. J. Dalrymple, author, 74 [3]. William James, editor, 101 [14], 105 [26], 107 [32]. Duncan Laideus, 44 [100], Dundafmure, Capella B. M. de, 191 [23]. Dundas, George, editor, 38 [64], Dundee, John Viscount of, see Graham. Burgh records (1292-1880), 143 [A.]. Charter of exemption to, 106 [ix.]. Johnston's bequest, 143 [A.]. Index Dundee, shipping lists of (1580-1618), 153 [28]. Dundrennan Abbey, account of, 21 [10], 63 [16]. Dunfermline, Alexander Earl of, elegy on (1622), 26 [4]. Fergusson, David, minister of, 46 [110]. Abbey, register, 40 [74]. Bibliography of works relating to, 66 [5]. Dunhelm, Robert of, letter of (1257), 29 [xvi.]. Dunkeld, Bishops of, lives of, 26 [1], 135 [1]. Bishop of, see Douglas, Gawin. Bishopric of, accounts (1513-16), 26 [1]. Bridge, building of, 26 [1]. Litany, the, 7 [1]. Register of testaments (1682-1800), 162 [16]. Dunlop, James, editor, 108 [36]. Rev. S., author, 65 [25]. Dunmaglass, the Macgillivrays of, 72 [19]. Dunn, John, editor, 172 [10], 174 [22]. Dunning, burning of (1716), 113 [57, xviii.]. Dunnottar Castle, preservation of the regalia in, 153 [26]. Dunrobin Castle, MSS. at, 30 [i.]. Dunrossness, local records (1740-1803), 149 [5]. Duns Scotus, life and times of, 77 [4]. Durham, Bishop of, see Bek, Antony. Cathedral, Scottish benefactors to, 106 [x.]. Durie, John, minister at Edinburgh, collections for the life of, 121 [5]. Dyer, Mary, sufferings of, in New England (1659), 18 [24]. Dysart, local records of, 116 [73]. Earth-houses, paper on, 95 [10]. Easter Crombie, the Allans of, 25 [24]. Eastwood, ecclesiastical antiquities of, 119 [11]. Minister of, see Wodrow, Robert. Ecclefechan Hall, paper on, 64 [22]. Ecclesiastical collections for :— Aberdeenshire, 9 [3]. Diocese of Argyll, 44 [97]. Diocese of Caithness, 44 [97]. Diocese of Glasgow, 44 [97]. Diocese of the Isles, 44 [97]. Diocese of Ross, 44 [97]. Ecclesiastical foundations, records :— Aberdeen, Bishopric of, 114 [63], 172 [13, 14]. St. Nicholas' Church, 120 [2]. St. Paul's Episcopal Chapel, 126 [34]. Arbroath Abbey, 42 [86]. Ayr, Friars Preachers of, 21 [11]. Balmerino Abbey, 4 [22], 106 [xiv.]. j | 215 Ecclesiastical foundations, records, cont.: Beauly Priory, 80 [12]. Brechin, Bishopric of, 45 [102]. Brenkburne Priory, 51 [12]. Caithness, Bishopric of, 30 [19B, i.]. Cambuskenneth Abbey, 79 [4]. Coldstream Priory, 81 [18]. Crail, Collegiate Church, 81 [15]. Crossraguel Abbey, 21 [13]. Cupar-Angus Abbey, 81 [17], 106 [xv.]. Dryburgh Abbey, 41 [83]. Dunfermline Abbey, 40 [74]. Edinburgh, St. Giles, 45 [105]. Collegiate Church and Hospital of the Holy Trinity, 46 [109], 142 [18]. Glasgow, Bishopric of, 40 [75], 80 [8], 113 [61]. Church of SS. Mary and Anne, 114 [65]. Friars Preachers, 114 [65]. Holyrood Abbey, 31 [20], 39 [70]. Inchaffray Abbey, 42 [85], 159 [56]. Isle of May Priory, 11 [8]. Kelso Abbey, 41 [82]. Kinloss Abbey, 11 [9], 38 [63]. Lindores Abbey, 4 [22], 155 [42]. Melrose Abbey, 37 [56]. Midlothian, collegiate churches of, 46 [109]. Moray, Bishopric of, 37 [58]. Newbattle Abbey, 42 [89]. Paisley Abbey, 102 [17], 117 [1]. St. Andrew's Priory, 39 [69]. St. Anthony's Monastery, Leith, 81 [14]. St. Mary's Priory, North Berwick, 41 [84]. Sciennes Nunnery, 4 [21]. Scone Abbey, 40 [78], 114 [62]. Soltre Hospital, 46 [109]. Stirling, Chapel Royal, 81 [20]. Episcopal Church, 190 [15]. Ecclesiastical history, materials for, 2 [7], 2 [8], 2 [9], 3 [iii.], 3 [xxii.], 4 [16], 5 [25], 9 [2], 10 [5], 21 [11], 21 [13], 26 [1], 27 [11], 29 [xvii.], 30 [L], 31 [xiv.], 31 [xviii.], 33 [34], 34 [37], 41 [81], 43 [92], 43 [93], 45 [103], 46 [112], 46 [113], 171 [6, x.]. Inventories for N.E. Scotland, 121 [6]. Monuments of Scotland, disintegration of, 192 [29]. Punishments, 53 [3], Ecclesiasticism at the time of the union, 188 [5]. Ecclesiology, notes on Celtic, 76 [2], 76 [3]; of Cumbrae, 76 [2]; of Scotland, 7 [2]; of Yarrow, 147 [1]. Kirk session records as aids to, 76 Eden, Richard, translation by, 18 [22]. 2l6 Index Edenken's Brig, paper on, 52 [15]. Edgar, Andrew, editor, 79 [5]. James, memoir of, 79 [5] ; portrait of, 79 [5]. Rev. J. H., author, 51 [11]. Family of, 79 [5]. Of Wedderlie, family of, 51 [11]. Edinbellie-Napier, the Napiers of, 189 [9]. Edinburgh:— Bishops of, see Forbes, William; Lindsay, David. Burgh accounts (1544-67), 143 [P.], 144 [o.]. Burgh records (1529-31), 110 [51, i v . ] ; (1403-1589), 140 [2-6]. Castle, siege of (1573), 30 [19, vi.] ; siege of (1689), 32 [23]; survey of (1573), 30 [19, vi.]. Charter and documents (1143-1540), 140 [7]. Descriptions of, in 1550, 29 [xiii.]; (1648), 30 [xvi.]. Guilds and crafts of, 142 [21]. Hammermen of, 9 [1]. Holy Trinity Church and Hospital, charters (1460-1661), 142 [18]. Ministers of, see Bruce, Robert; Craig, J o h n ; Durie, J o h n ; Gillespie, John ; Lawson, James ; Mitchell, William. Old, paper on, 86 [8]. Philosophical Institution, [x.]. Printers and booksellers in (15771687), 30 [xii.], 30 [19B, xi.]. Proceedings of the Kirk Commissioners at (1627), 31 [xiv.]. Provostship of, dispute concerning (1520), 106 [xli.]. Register of apprentices (1583-1666), 163 [28]. Register of interments (1658-1700), 163 [26]. Register of marriages (1595-1750), 163 [27], 164 [33]. Register of testaments (1514-1800), 161 [1-3]. St. Giles' Church, charters (13441567), 45 [105]. Sermons preached at (1600), 29 [xi.]. Soltre Hospital, charters, 46 [109]. Survey of (1573), 30 [19, vi.]. Trinity College, charters, 46 [109]. Edinburgh, Kirk Session of (1574-1601), register, 104 [25, iv.]. Edinburgh, Sheriffdom of, taxation of lands in (1479), 31 [xxviii.]. Edinburgh, University of :— Clement Litle's bequest (1580), 104 [25^, V.]. Graduates, 45 [106]. Principals, see Boyd, Robert; Bollock, Robert. Edmestoun, John, verses of (1607), 3 [iv.]. Edmond, Colonel Clement, paper on, 189 [8]. Edmund, John Philip, author, 67 [7]. Education in the Highlands, 69 [1], 69 [3], 77 [3]. In Scotland, 74 [3], 77 [4], 88 [22]. In the Universities, 75 [7]. Edward I., King of England, in Scotland, 13 [16], 29 [xix.], 36 [47], 65 [24], 68 [1], 75 [5]. Regulations for the internal government of Scotland issued by, 106 [xxiv.]. Relations with Scotland (1298-1306), 112 [56]. Edward II., King of England, chronicle of the reign of, 105 [28]; in Scotland, 13 [16]. Edward III., King of England, ground of his claim to the Scottish crown, 106 [xxvii.]; in Scotland, 13 [16]. Edward VI., King of England, journal of, 57 [1]. Edwards, John, author, 75 [5], 75 [7], 77 [2], 77 [4], 78 [6], 147 [2]. Eglinton, Alexander Earl of, his troop of horse (1689), 74 [1]. Eirik, King, of York, paper on, 194 [2]. Elder, John, proposals for the union of England and Scotland (1542), 29 [i.], 98 [iii.]. Eldership, 'ane forme of sindrie maters to be usit in J the (1589-92), 199 [11, xviii.]. Elderslie, the Wallaces of, 74 [3]. Eldin, Lord, see Clerk, John. Elgin, burgh court book (1540-1803), 124 [27]. Burgh records (1566-1800), 124 [27], 126 [35]. Cathedral, post-Reformation notices of, 76 [3]. History of, 68 [2]. Kirk session records (1584-1779), 126 [35]. Presbytery records (1636-1800), 126 [35]. Records of (1234-1800), 124 [27]. Elizabeth, Queen of England, letters of, 110 [50], 156 [43]. Elizabeth Stewart, Queen of Bohemia, epithalamium (1613), 17 [21]. Letters of, 108 [35], 179 [3A, viii.]. Paper on, 90 [36]. Portrait, 121 [9]. Ellesmere, Thomas Lord, Lord High Chancellor of England, letters of (1608-16), 3 [xv.].' Ellice, Captain, author, 97 [5], 130 [9]. Elliot, Nenion, author, 86 [11], 86 [13], 87 [14], 88 [22], 88 [25], 88 [27], 90, [36]. Capt. William, of Wells, plenishings of mansion of (1729), 91 (40). Professor, author, 87 [14]. Index Elliot, of Stobs, Lady, see Nicholson, Dame Magdalen. Family of, metrical history of, 160 [2], Ellon, Abbotshall of, papers on, 53 [2], 54 [9]. Historical notes on, 54 [4]. Elphinstone, William, Bishop of Aberdeen, life of, 93 [5], 128 [19]; work attributed to, 109 ]42]; portrait, 128 [19], 175 [26]. Elwyndale, paper on, 51 [13]. Ely, Bishop of, see West, Nicolas. Enclosures in Glen-Urquhart, paper on, 96 [2]. England, Hentzner's journey to (1598), 15 [2]. English garrisons in Scotland, payments due to (1355), 106 [xxxii.]. Enzie, the, antiquities of, 96 [2], 130 [8]. Epics of the Ton, 16 [8]. Episcopal clergy, grievances of, in the reign of Anne, 180 [3A, xvii.]. Ercildoune, Thomas of, the Rhymer, ballads and prophecies of, 87 [14]. Eric, King of Norway, diploma addressed to, 30 [19B, iii.]. Errol papers, the, 171 (6, xii.]. Erskine, Ebenezer, relics, 192 [29]. James, of Aberdona, MSS. of, 4 [17]. Hon. John, of Carnock, journal (1683-87), 150 [14]; portrait, 150 [14]. John, of Dun, collections for the life of, 107 [32] ; papers relating to, 173 [20, i.]. Robert, physician to Peter the Great, documents relating to, 156 [44]. Sir Thomas, of Brechin, secretary to James V., papers relating to, 171 [6, xi.]. Erthe, Sir William de, family of, 191 [26]. Escutcheons, index to funeral, in the Lyon Office, 164 [31]. Eskdalemuir, antiquities of, 64 [20]; memorabilia (1793), 86 [12]. Essex, Robert Earl of, letters to (1643-44), 55 [4], 56 [9]. Estrahanent, charter of David I. regarding, 105 [28, iv.]. Etchings of views in Scotland, 27 [8], 44 [98]. Ethandune, Alfred's campaign, paper on, 194 [2]. Ethnographical survey of Buchan, 53 [3], 54 [4], 54 [6]. Ethnology of the British Isles, lecture on, 12 [10], Ettrick Shepherd, the, see Hogg, James. Euisdail, the Scotts of, 88 [27]. Europe, anthropological history of, 13 [11] ; lake-dwellings of, 12 [9]. Ewart, paper on the name, 52 [18]. Exchequer, accounts rendered at (13261453), 41 [79]. 217 Exchequer rolls (1264-1600), 186 [6]; paper on, 73 [21]. Excise and Customs, report on (1656), 27 [7], 141 [13]. Executry papers, H.M. Register House (1481-1740), 163 [24]; Kirkcudbright (1663-1800), 162 [17]. Exhorters, register of, after the Reformation, 100 [5]. Eyre-Todd, George, author, 139 [2]. Facsimiles of National MSS., 187 [2]. Fairfax, Ferdinando Lord, letter of (1643), 56 [9]; victory of (1643), 55 [6]. Fairley, John A., author, 54 [7], 54 [8], 90 [38], 90 [39], 91 [40]. Fairs, primitive, observations on, 77 [3]; the < riding 'of, 87 [18]. Falkirk, appointment of ministers to the Lords at (1578), 198 [11, xiii.]; charter regarding the Church of, 105 [28, vi.]. Family histories, see Genealogy. Farm servants, regulation of (1751), 61 [3]. Farquhar, A. W., editor, 23 [10], 23 [13]. Rev. J. T. F., editor, 146 [1]. Farquharson, Francis, of Monaltrie, materials relating to, 124 [23] ; portrait, 124 [23]. James, of Invercauld, portrait, 124 [23]. John, of Invercauld, portrait, 124 [23]. Fastcastle, state of (temp. Henry IV.), 106 [xxxvi.]. Fasti Eeclesice Scoticance, 50 [ a ] , Fawkes, Francis, editor, 18 [23]. Fedderat, paper on, 53 [3]. Felnn, the, paper on, 69 [2]. Fenelon, Sieur de la Mothe, instructions to (1583), 29 [v.]. Fenwick, minister at, see Guthrie, William. Ferguson, James, editor, 154 [32]. Professor John, author, 66 [3]. John, author, 51 [13], 52 [16]. Sir Samuel, author, 12 [6]. Fergusson, Charles, author, 73 [23]. David, minister of Dunfermline, tracts by (1563-72), 46 [110]. Rev. R. Menzies, author, 191 [21]. Fermartyn, see Formartine. Ferme, Principal Charles, collections for the life of, _121[5] ; life of, 199 [14]; his analysis of the Epistle to the Romans, 199 [14]. Ferrerius, John, his * Abbots of Kinloss', 38 [63]; his history of the Gordons, 125 [33]. Ferrers, Elianor de, abduction of, 106 [xxii.]. Fetterangus, paper on, 53 [4]. Fiars prices, paper on, 88 [22]; in Aberdeenshire (1603-19), 126 [34], 2l8 Index Fife, bibliography of works relating to, 66 [5]. Bishop of, see Keith, Robert. Court of the Superintendent of, declaration in (1561), 29 (xviii.); proceedings (1559-1600), 148 [4]. East Neuk of, antiquities, 189 [9]. Geographical collections for, 158 [51]. Synod of, minutes (1611-87), 2 [8]; ministers (from 1560), 50 [o.]. Findlater Castle, paper on, 24 [16]. Findlay, J. T., author, 54 [7]. Findochty, early history of, 23 [8]. Finnie, Agnes, trial of (1664), 179 [3A, V.]. Firth, Professor C. H., editor, 151 [18], 153 [31], 156 [44, vii., viii.]. Fisheries, documents illustrative of the Highland (1566-1635), 98 [viii.]. Fitz-Walter, Alan, charter from, 106 [xv.]. Flagellum Parliamentarium, 15 [1]. Flanders, war in (1701-12), metrical account of, 155 [38]. Matey Booh, the 99 [xix.]. Fleming, D. Hay, editor, 148 [4]. J.S., author, 191 [26]. Rev. Dr., editor, 111 [55]. Lord, instructions to (1520), 111 [51, xii.]. Flemyng, Sir David, letter of credence in favour of, 106 [xxxvii.]. Fletcher, Andrew, Lord Justice-Clerk, correspondence (1746-48), 124 [24]. Andrew, of Salton, bibliography of (1653-1715), 66 [4]; portraits, 66 [4]. Flodden, battle of, early literature of, 51 [1] ; banner, notes on, 52 [16]. Florice and Blauncheflour, 6 [29]. Florida, story of the, 139 [1]. Folklore days and seasons, 54 [4], 54 [5]. Viking, in Marshland, 194 [3]. Fontenelle, M. de, dialogue by, 18 [30]. Forbes, Alexander Lord, of Pitsligo, portrait, 127 [>.]. Alexander, editor, 127 [F.]. Duncan, his ' The Familie of Innes,' 176 [34]. Duncan, of Culloden, letters to, 180 [3A, xxii.]; report by, 122 [14] ; portrait, 123 [18]. J. C. M. O., author, 54 [7]. Hon. J. H., see Medwyn, Lord. John, Capuchin, bibliography of, 66 [1]. John, minister of Alford, his 'Certainerecords' (1605-1606), 198 [10]. Dr. John, of Corse, proceedings against (1640), 174 [21] ; answer to the Synod of Aberdeen (1642), 174 [23] ; account of his exile, 174 [23]. John, his 'Cantus,' 117 [4]. John, of Waterton, memoranda of, 177 [ F . ] . Katherine, Lady Rothiemay, trial of, 174 [21]. Forbes, Patrick, Bishop of Aberdeen, collections for the life of, 121 [5]; funeral sermons on the death of, 180 [4] ; memoir, 180 [4]; portrait, 121 [5]. Robert, Bishop of Ross, his Catechism, 146 [2]; his ' Lyon in mourning,' 152 [20]. Sir Samuel, of Foveran, his description of Aberdeenshire (1716), 172 [9]. Thomas, of Waterton, heir of (1775), 177 [ F . ] . William, Bishop of Edinburgh, collections for the life of, 121 [5]; his ' Considerations modestse,' 180 [5]; life of, 179 [3, xv.] ; notes on, 174 [21] ; portrait, 121 [5]. William, of Tolquhon, portrait, 122 [15]. Of Forbesfield, family of, 127 [E.], Of Waterton, family of, 177 [F.]. Forbesfield, Forbes of, family of, 127 [F.]. Fordoun, sculptured monument at, 42 [88]. Forfarshire, description of (1682), 179 [3, xviii.]; geographical collections for, 158 [51], 158 [52]. Forfeited estates commission, the, 72 [18], 73 [20], 73 [22]. Formartine, thanage of, proprietors, etc., of, 127 [ E . ] . Forrest, Rev. James, author, 53 [1], 53 [2], 53 [3], 53 [4], 54 [8], 54 [9]. Forsyth, Asher, author, 97 [5]. Rev. Dr., author, 97 [4]. Fortifications, early, 13 [14], 51 [1]. Fosterage, documents illustrative of (1641-65), 98 [ii.]. Fotheringham, J. G., editor, 153 [29]. Fothrik, Court of the Superintendent of, proceedings (1559-1600), 148 [4]. Foulis, Sir John, of Ravelston, account book (1671-1707), 151 [16]. Robert, medallion of, 101 [14]. Fountainhall, Sir John Lauder, Lord, catalogue of his books, 154 [36]; his journals (1665-76), 154 [36] ; his 'Historical observes' (168086), 38 [66]; his 'Historical notices' (1661-88), 42 [87]; portrait, 38 [66], 154 [36]. Foxcroft, H. C , editor, 156 [44]. Foyers, the Frasers of, 72 [17]. France, aid to David II. from, 106 [xxxi.]. Archives of, materials for the history of Scotland in, 45 [107], 49 [B.], 185 [3]. Dramatic works performed in (12001599), 16 [13]. Lord FountainhaU's journal in (166567), 154 [36]. Relations with Scotland, materials (1515-1603), 49 [B.]. Scottish archers in, papers relative to, 108 [36]. See French. Index Francis I., King of France, correspondence, 49 [B.]. Francis II., King of France, correspondence, 49 [B.]. Franck, Captain Richard, tour in Scotland (1657), 63 [14]. Fraser, A., author, 96 [1]. Rev. Donald, of Killearnan, letters to (1739-44], 71 [12]. Dr. James, letters to (1679-89), 174 [24, m.l Rev. James, his ' Polichronicon' (916-1674), 157 [47]. James, of Brae, biography, 198 [9]. James, author, 22 [3]. Rev. Michael, memoir of, 71 [11]. Sir William, editor, 41 [83]. Of Foyers, family of, 72 [17]. Of Guisachan, family of, 72 [17]. Fraserburgh University, Principal of, seeFerme, Charles. Frasers, chronicles of the, 157 [47]. Fraser-Mackintosh, Charles, author, 69 [2], 71 [12], 71 [13], 72 [14], 72 [15], 72 [16], 72 [17], 72 [18], 72 [19], 73 [20], 73 [21], 73 [22], 73 [23], 97 [4]. Frederick, King of Bohemia, letters of, 108 [35]. Frederick Henry, Elector Palatine, letters of, 108 [35]. Freer, John, author, 51 [13]. French expedition to Scotland in 1708, the, paper on, 25 [28]. Expedition to Scotland in 1548, narrative of, 90 [37], 100 [2]. Garrison at Dunbar (1553), musterroll of, 156 [44]. Influence in Scottish speech, paper on, 74 [4]. Frendraught, paper on, 23 [7]; evidence regarding the burning of the Tower of (1630), 174 [21]. Friars Preachers, of Ayr, charters, 21 [11] ; of Glasgow, charters (12441559), 114 [65]. Friendship, contracts of, see Manrent. Fullarton, John, editor, 33 [31], 100 [1], 101 [12], 105 [27], 116 [74]. Fuller, William, his ' brief discovery' (1696), 56 [8]. Funeral customs, papers on, 86 [10], 90 [38]. Escutcheons, index to, 164 [31]. Form in use at Montrose, 198 [11, viii.]. Of Field-Marshal Robert Douglas (1662), 180 [3A, xii.]. Of James Lawson, minister of Edinburgh (1584), 198 [11, xv.]. Furniture, early domestic, 192 [27]; inventory of household (1763), 158 [55]; Mary Stewart's, 46 [iii.]. Fyvie, papers on, 22 [6], 24 [19]. 219 Fyvie, Castle, papers on, 22 [6], 24 [19], 54 [7]. Church, paper on, 22 [6]. Priory, paper on, 22 [6]. Gaelic Church, paper on the, 188 [6]. Language in south Scotland, 51 [14]. MSS., extracts from, 98 [iv.], 99 [xx.]. Personal names, 72 [19]. Poem, 98 [vi.]. Gaels, the Cosmos of the, 70 [5]. Gairdner, R., editor, 20 [1], Galashiels, Weavers' Corporation, minutes (1574-1692), 86 [8], Galbraith, Dr., author, 190 [15], 190 [16]. Gallienus redivivus, 57 [3]. Galloway, Patrick, minister of Perth, 'apology 5 of (1585), 29 [ix.]; sermons by (1600), 29 [xi.]. William, author, 20 [1]. William, author, 189 [12]. Antiquities of, 61 [2]. Archaeology of, 62 [5]. Bishop of, see Gordon, Alexander. Churches of, 20 [10]. Geographical collections for, 158 [52]. Place-names, 62 [10], 64 [18]. Records of, 61 [2]. Social conditions of, 64 [22]. Standing stones of, 64 [17]. Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [o.]. Game, preservation of, documents connected with (1584-1628), 98 [xv.]. Gamrie, Kirk Session of, register (17041840), 23 [10], 23 [13]. Garden of grave and godlie floivers, 5 [26]. Garden, Professor Alexander, poems, 5 [26], 93 [5]. Gardiner, S. R., editor, 151 [17]. Garlands, 6 [34], 15 [3], 48 [118]. Gask, Jacobite lairds of, 79 [2]. Gaskoigne, George, life and death (1577) of, 19 [33]. Gates, Sir Thomas, and the Bermudas, 17 [18]. Gau, John, his 'The richt way 5 to heaven, 31 [xxi.], 166 [12]. Geddes, Rev. Alexander, poet, paper on, 25 [25]. Rev. John, author, 9 [2]. Sir William D., editor, 120 [3], 121 [9]; portrait, 127 [18]. Geddie, John, author, 52 [19]. Geddy, John, apiarist, memoir of, ^ 3 [xxi.]. Geikie, Prof. James, author, 51 [1]. Genealogy and family history :— Alexander, 83 [G.]. Allan of Easter Crombie, 25 [24]. Baillie of Dunain, 73 [21]. Bain (co. Haddington), 82 [A.]. Blackhall of Blackhall, 125 [29]. Barra, 125 [29]. 22o Index Genealogy and family history, cont.:— Burnes, 83 [F.]. Burnett of Craigmyle, 124 [22]. Crimond, 124 [22]. Kemnay, 124 [22]. Leys, 124 [22], 126 [D.]. Monboddo, 124 [22]. Burns, 82 [23], 83 [F.]. Cameron of Letterfinlay, 72 [16]. Lochiel, 5 [24], 113 [59]. Campbell of Breadalbane, 44 [100]. Chisholm of Chisholm, 89 [34]. Stirches, 89 [34]. Christie, 83 [i.]. Clans, the, 98 [iv.], 99 [xx.], 158 [53]. Colt, 83 [J.]. Constable, 83 [L.]. Coutts, 83 [J.]. Cuthbert of Castlehill, 73 [20]. Don of Newton Don, 51 [14]. Smailholm, 52 [16]. Duncan, 127 [F.]. Edgar, 79 [5]. Wedderlie, 51 [11]. Eliot, 160 [2]. Ewart, 52 [18]. Farquharson of Invercauld, 124 [23]. Monaltrie, 124 [23]. Ferguson, 127 [F.]. Forbes of Forbesfield, 127 [F.]. Waterton, 177 [F.]. Fraser, 157 [47]. Foyers, 72 [17]. Guisachan, 72 [17]. Gordon, Duke of, 24 [21]. House of, 124 [26], 125 [33]. Abergeldie, 124 [26]. Aboyne, 122 [13]. Coclarachie, 124 [26]. Crichie, 125 [33]. Gight, 23 [12], 53 [2], 124 [26]. Haddo and Methlick, 23 [9]. Huntly, 122 [13]. Laggan, 25 [27]. Leichestoun, 126 [33]. Lesmoir, 125 [33]. Newton, 126 [33]. Terpersie, 125 [33]. Glen, 84 [M.]. Gourlay, 84 [N.]. Graham of Airth, 191 [26]. Haitlie of Mellerstain, 52 [15]. Haldane of Bermony, 82 [E.] 83 [L.]. Hay of Rannes, 23 [9]. Innes, 171 [6, xiii.], 176 [34]. Irving of Hoddom, 65 [24]. Knox, 81 [16]. Langland of Langland, 89 [33]. Logan of Restalrig, 139 [1]. Macdonald, 99 [xviii.]. Achatriachtan, 73 [22]. Kingsburgh, 71 [13"' Milton, 71 [13] Morar, 72 [14] Genealogy and family history, cont.:— Macdonell of Antrim, 72 [16]. Barisdale, 71 [12]. Scotos, 72 [15]. Macgillivray of Dunmaglass, 72 [19], Macgregor of Roro, 73 [23]. Macintyre of Glennoe, 72 [17]. Mackay of Bighouse, 73 [20-23]. Mackintosh of Kellachie, 72 [18]. Macleod of Assynt, 73 [23]. Macpherson, 155 [41]. Milne of Banff, 24 [14]. Moray, 73 [24]. Morgan, 127 [F.]. Mure of Caldwell, 115 [71], 118 [7]. Napier of Culcreuch, 189 [9]. Edinbellie-Napier, 189 [9], Papedy, 51 [1]. Playfair, 82 [E.], 83 JL.]. Pringle, 157 [50]. Ramsay of Balmain, 124 [22], Rhind, 24 [17]. Robertson of Inshes, 73 [20]. Roger, 82 [B.], 82 [E.], 83 [L.]. Rose of Kilravock, 173 [18]. Rule of Rulewater, 90 [38]. Scot, 160 [2]. Scott of Abbotsford, 80 [13]. Euisdail, 88 [27]. Seton, 33 [31], 100 [1]. Shand, 24 [17]. Sinclair, 30 [19B, iii.]. Skene of Skene, 120 [1], 126 [A.]. Spottiswoode, 178 [3, i.]. Stewart of Allanton, 113 [58]. Coltness, 113 [58]. Goodtrees, 113 [58]. Strachan, 83 [H.]. Thornton, 82 [D.]. Swinton of Swinton, 51 [1]. Turnbull of Rulewater, 89 [35]. Urquhart of Cromarty, 73 [24]. Wallace of Elderslie, 74 [3], 82 [22], Wise, 83 [H.]. Hillbank, 82 [D.]. Wishart, 80 [11]. Wyse of Lunan, 82 [D.]. Genealogies in the Lyon Office, index to, 164 [31]. Macfarlane's collections, 154 [33]. General Assembly, acts and proceedings (1560-1618), 41 [81], 110 [49]. Commissioner to (1643), 40 [76]. Commissions of (1646-7), records, 150 [11]. Proceedings against Dr. John Forbes (1640), 174 [21]. Satire on (1692), 100 [6]. Sermon preached to (1618), 178 [3, iv.]. Supplication to the Regent (1578), 198 [11, xi.]. General Register House, MSS. of, 108 [34], 110 [50]; guide to the public records in, 187 [12]. Gentleman, Ebenezer, author, 192 [30]. Index Geographical materials:— Aberdeenshire, 158 [51], 173 [17]. Adair, John, collections, 30 [xv.]. Angus, map, 42 186}. Ayrshire, 158 [51]. Banffshire, 158 [51], 173 [17]. Buchan, 158 [52]. Caithness 158 [51], Carrick, 158 [52]. Cunningham, 116 [74]. Dumbartonshire, 158 [52]. Fifeshire, 158 [51]. Forfarshire, 158 [51], 158 [52], 179 [3, xviii.]. Galloway, 158 [52.] Highlands, 158 [52]. Isles, 158 [53], 180 [3, xiii.]. Kincardineshire, 158 [51]. Macfarlane, Walter, collections, 158 [51-53]. Mearns, map, 42 [86]. Morayshire, map, 37 [58]. Mounth, the, 114 [67, ii.] Orkney, 158 [53]. Perthshire, 158 [51]. Renfrewshire, 158 [52]. Sibbald, Sir Robert, his * advertisement/ 31 [xxii.]. Slezer, John, collections, 30 [xiv.]. Stirlingshire, 158 [51]. Sutherlandshire, 158 [51]. George I., King of Great Britain, materials for the reign of, 196 [5], See Jacobites. George II., King of Great Britain, materials for the reign of, 196 [5], See Jacobites. Ghent, documents illustrative of Scottish history in, 185 [3]. Ghost, the, 17 [14]. ^ Gibbs, James, architect, portrait, 7 [3]. Gibson, W. G., author, 61 [1]. Walter, his proposals for colonization (1684), 31 [xxiii.]. Gight, the Gordons of, 23 [12], 53 [2], 124 [26]. Gilchrist, Dr., author, 61 [3]. Gilderoy, see M'Gregor, Patrick. Giles, Peter, author, 54 [8], 54 [9]. Gillespie, George, letters of, 174 [23] Gillis, Rev. James, author, 10 [4]. Giraldus Cambrensis, paper on, 72 [19]. Girthon, antiquities of, 64 [20]. Gladstanes, George, Archbishop of St. Andrews, collections for the life of, 107 [32]. Glamis Castle, documents relating to (1684-89), 149 [9]. Glamorganshire, Norse place-names in, 194. [2], Glasgow, Burgh of :— Records (1573-81), 102 [16]; (15871750), 108 [39]; (1573-1662), 141 [11-12]; (1663-90), 142 [16]; (16911717), 142 [19]. 221 Glasgow, Burgh of :— Charters and documents (1175-1649), 141 [14-15] ; (1434-1648), 142 [17] ; (1649-1707), 142 [17]. Church of SS. Mary and Anne, register (1549), 114 [65]. Correspondence regarding the affairs of (1745-46), 108 [37]. Council's address to William and Mary (1690), 112 [57, iii.]. Faculty of Procurators, 136 [4]. Friars Preachers, muniments (12441559), 114 [65]. In 1781 and 1833, paper on, 136 [4]. Literary history of, 101 [14]. Malt-tax riot in (1725), 3 [xxiii.]. Memorabilia of (1587-1750), 108 [39]. Minister of, see Wemyss, David. Narrative of a tour to (1641), 156 [44]. Protocol Book (1499-1513), 80 [8]. Provost of, see Cochrane, Andrew. Register of testaments (1547-1800), iai m. Relations with the Clyde burghs, 142 [20]. Sermon preached at (1600), 29 [xi.]. r Glasgow Diocese of:— Antiquities, 44 [97]. Archbishops of, see Beaton, James; Lindsay, Patrick; Montgomerie, Robert. Cathedral, inventory of ornaments, etc. (1432), 101 [13]. Register, 40 [75], 113 [61]. Rental book (1509-70), 80 [8]. • Temporalities of, 136 [4]. Glasgow, Presbytery of :— Register (1592-1601), 104 [25, i v . ] ; (1603-26], 104 [25A, ix.]. Glasgow, University of :— Association in behalf of William I I I . (1696), 112 [57, iv.]. Bursary foundations, 115 [69]. Order anent the Principal and Regents (1602), 112 [57, ii.]. Principals of, see Boyd, Robert; Baillie, Robert. Records (to 1727), 116 [72]. Glasgow and Ayr, Synod of :— Ministers (from 1560), 50 [c.]. Register (1687-90), 115 [67, v.]. Glasgow and Galloway, Bishop of, see Russell, Michael. Glasgow Stirlingshire and Sons of the Rock Society, publications, 143 [c, D . ] . Gledstones, the, and the siege of Coklaw (1403), paper on, 87 [21]. Glen, the family of, 84 [M.]. Glencairn, Alexander Earl of, memoir of, 80 [9] ; portrait, 80 [9]. William Earl of, bond by, 107 [xlvii.]. Glencoe massacre, tract on, 57 [3]. 222 Index Glenelg, Synod of, ministers (to 1560), 50 [o.]. Glenluce Abbey, papers on, 20 [1], 21 [10]. Glennoe, the Macintyres of, 72 [17]. Glenshiel, battle of, see Jacobite attempt of 1719. Glen-Urquhart, antiquities of, 96 [2]; enclosures in, 96 [2]. Goddard, A. R., author, 194 [3]. Oolagros and Gawayne, paper on, 77 [1]. Gold mines in Scotland, discovery of, 28 [14]. Goldie, Rev. W. F., author, 189 [8], 189 [9], 191 [22]. Goldsmid, E. M., editor, 15 [5]. Edmund, editor, 16 [13], 56 [11], 59 [16]. Gomme, George L., author, 74 [3]. Goodfellow, J. C , author, 89 [35]. Goodrich-Freer, Miss A., author, 194 [2]. Goodtrees, the Stewarts of, 113 [58]. Gorbals, barony of, paper on, 136 [4]. Gordon, Alexander, Bishop-elect of Galloway, collections for the life of, 107 [32]. Elizabeth, Lady Oichton, portrait, 121 [9]. James, parson of BanchoryDevenick, sermon attributed to (1692), 146 James, parson of Rothiemay, his History of Scots affairs, 170 [1] ; plan of St. Andrews, 31 [xix.]; description of Aberdeen, 171 [5]. Sir John Bury, paper on, 25 [27]. Lord Lewis, letters of (1745), 170 [3]; portrait, 122 [14]. Patrick, of Auchleuchries, diary (1635-99), 175 [31]; portrait, 175 [31]. Patrick, of Ruthven, his 'Britane's distemper', 172 [10]. Sir Robert, of Gordonstone, discourse * anent the government of Scotland 5 , 158 [52]; genealogical tables by, 125 [33]. Sir Robert, of Lochinvar, charters to, 47 [114] ; tract by, 47 [114]. Robert, of Straloch, descriptions of Aberdeenshire and Banffshire, 171 [9]; geographical descriptions by, 158 [52]; history of the Huntly Gordons, 125 [33]; maps by, 37 [58], 42 [86]; papers of, 170 [3]; portrait, 123 [18]. William, Bishop of Aberdeen, charter of (1550), 105 [26, i.]. Madame de, Blakhal's services to, 172 [11]. Ballads, 126 [33]. Castle, MSS. at, 173 [20, iii.] ; paper on, 24 [21]. House of, treatise on, 124 [26], 125 [33]. Letters (1568-1742), 173 [16, viii.]. Gordon, of Abergeldie, 124 [26]. Coclarachie, 124 [26]. Crichie, 125 [33]. Gight, 23 [12], 53 [2], 124 [6]. Haddo and Methlick, 23 [9]. Laggan, 25 [27]. Leichestoun, 126 [33]. Lesmoir, 125 [33]. Newton, 126 [33]. Terpersie, 125 [33]. Gordons in Scotland, lists of, 124 [26]. Gosse, Edmund, author, 93 [6], 93 [7]. Goudie, Gilbert, author and editor, 149 [5], 194 [1]. Gourlay, the house of, 84 [N.]. Govenlock, Robert, author, 86 [12], 86 [13]. Gowrie, John Earl of, letters of (1595), 29 [xxiv.]. William Earl of, examination and death of (1584), 29 [viii.]. Conspiracy, account of, 34 [39]; matter relative to, 179 [3A, x . ] ; sermons on, 29 [xi.] ; summary of evidence, 135 [1]; plans of Gowrie House, 135 [1]. Grseme, George, Bishop of Dunblane and Orkney, correspondence (1602-38), 156 [44]. L. G., editor, 156 [44]. Grafton, Henry Duke of, epitaph on (1690), 17 [14]. Graham, Dougal, paper on, 91 [40]; portrait, 91 [40]. John, of Claverhouse, campaign of (1689), 148 [3]; letters of (1678-89), 28 [15], 72 [19] ; paper on, 89 [34]. Robert, donor, 37 [54]. Grahame, Simion, works, 33 [36]. Grammars, School, paper on, 77 [4]. Grameid, the, 148 [3]. Grange, James Lord, letters of (1731-41), 172 [16, i.]. Grant, Angus, author, 96 [2]. Rev. D., author, 97 [4], Francis J., editor, 161 [1-5, 7, 8], 162 [9-19], 163 [20-24, 28], 164 [29, 31,- 32]. James, author, 24 [14], 24 [22], 25 [25], 25 [26], 25 [28]. Of Glen-Urquhart, author, 96 [1]. Of Laggan, Mrs., letters of, 153 [26]. Sheriff, editor, 23 [13]. Gray, George, author, 94 [4], John, author, 53 [3], 54 [5], 54 [6], 194 [3]. John M., editor, 150 [13]. Mary, author, 94 [5]. P., author, 63 [12]. Patrick, Master of, letter and papers (1584-1608), 36 [48]; his < relation' (1585), 29 [x.]. Sir Thomas, of Heton, his ' Scalacronica,' 108 [40]. Great Britain, ethnology of, 12 [10]. Index Great Britain, Christian symbolism in, 12 [7]. Chamberlain of Scotland, accounts (1326-1453), 41 [79]. Seal of Scotland, register (1306-1424), 183 [16] ; (1424-1659), 186 [8]. Greater Britain, Major's history of, 150 •[10]. Greek Archseology, handbook of, 12 [8]. Greenock, Philosophical Society, the, x. ; relations of Glasgow with, 142 [20]. Gregor, Walter, editor, 165 [2], 165 [3]. Gregory, Donald, author and editor, 10 [4], 98, 99. Professor James, portrait, 123 [18]. Grey, Mary, the ' t r u e ' mother of James Prince of Wales, 56 [8]. Friars, paper on, 147 [2]. Grierson, Sir Robert, of Lag, elegy, 65 [24.] Groat, Alex. G., editor, 134 [1]. Grub, Professor George, editor, 170 [1], 175 [25], 176 [37]. Guest, General Joshua, letters of, 173 [viii.]. Gude and godlie battatis, 167 [39]. Guild, Dean Thomas, monk of Newbattle (1554), 30 [19B, iii.]. Court of Ayr, proceedings (1428-31), 20 [1]. Guilds, of Edinburgh, 142 [21]; mediseval, 86 [13] ; Scottish, 190 [20]. Guillaume le Clerc, his 'Aventures de Fregus', 4 [19]. Guisachan, the Frasers of, 72 [17]. Guise, Duke of, letter to (1562), 156 [43]. General John, regiment of, 34 [40]. Gunn, Clement B., editor, 157 [50]. Rev. George, paper by, 52 [15]; transcription by, 157 [50]. William M., editor, 197 [8]. Gurnell, James, author, 22 [6], 95 [10], 95 [12]. Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden, Scottish officers in the service of, 180 [3A, xvi.]. Guthrie, William, minister at Fenwick, biography, 198 [9]. Gypsies, investigations concerning, 18 [29] ; at Banff (1700), 173 [16, v.] ; of Kirk Yetholm (1815), 90 [39]. Haddington, Thomas Earl of, letters to (1639), 113 [57, xiv.]. Bailiffs of, receipt from, 106 [xxxviii.]. Church of, Papal bull regarding, 105 [28, ii.]. Minister of, see Carmichael, James. Parish, account of, 9 [1]. Presbytery records (1664-69), 31 [xxv.]; submission to the second book of Discipline (1591), 198 [11, xii.]. Vicarage of, instruments relative to, 106 [xvii.]. 223 Haddo, the Gordons of, 23 [9]. Haddoche, the house of, 23 [12], 53 [2]. Hadrian, Wall of, investigations of, 63 [16]. Hague, the, archives at, 154 [32]. Hailes, Master of, extracts relating to, 31 [xxvii.]. Hailstone, E., author, 195 [4]. Haitlies of Mellerstain, the, 52 [15]. Haldanes of Bermony, the, 82 [E.], 83 [L.]. Haliburtons, memorials of the, 80 [13]. Hall, Rev. G. R., author, 51 [11]. Hallen, Rev. A. W. C , author and editor, 76 [1], 151 [16]. Halyburton, Andrew, ledger of (1492^ 1503), 185 [2]. Hamilton, Catherine, religious experiences of (1688-1753), 90 [38]. John, ' Archbishop of St. Andrews, his Godly exhortation' (1559), 31 [xviii.]. John, and the < Scottis Bible,' 67 [7]. William, Duke of, narratives of his expedition in 1648, 156 [44]. William, of Bangour, notice of, 10 [3]; portrait, 10 [3]. William, of Wishaw, descriptions of Lanark and Renfrew (1710), 101 [12], 117 [3]. Jacobite army at (1746), 180 [3A, xxii.]. Palace, MSS. at (1309-1759), catalogue, 115 [67, iv.]. Papers, the (1532-90), 187 [9]. Register of testaments (1564-1800), 161 [5]. Hamiltons of Bargany, letters to the, 20 [1]. Hammermen, of Old Aberdeen, 123 [20] ; Banff, 25 [23] ; Edinburgh, 9 [1]; Stirling, 191 [24]. Handfasting, paper on, 90 [37]. Hannay, Patrick, poetical works of, 93 [4] ; portrait, 93 [4]. Hardy, James, author, 51 [1], 51 [11], 52 [15]. m Harp of Zion, notice of the author of, 85 [4]. Harper, Rev. Alex., author, 25 [25]. Harrison, John, letter to James VI., 179 [3, xiv.]. * Hart, Andrew, edition of Henryson's Fables, 102 [15]. Harthill, adventure of the laird of, 174 [23]. Harvey, William, author, 191 [23]. Harvey's dragoons, narrative by a corporal of (1706), 179 [3, xx.]. Hassendean parish, paper on, 88 [22]. Hatton, Charles Lord, letters of (166077), 151 [15, v.] ; portrait, 151 [15], Haughton Castle, notices of, 51 [11], Hauxley, paper on, 51 [14]. Havelok the Dane, saga of, 194 [3]. Hawdon, Rev. W. W., editor, 146 [3]. 224 Index Hawes, Stephen, works, 6 [32]. Hawick, bibliography of works relating to, 91 [40]. Board of Trustees of, 89 [30]. And the Borders, 87 [15]. Burgh records of (1638-1785), 85 [6], 86 [7, 8 ] ; (1685-1764), 89 [32]. Common-riding, 85 [5], 85 [6]. De, the surname, 89 [30]. History of, 88 [27], 88 [29]. Kirk session records oi (1711-1826), 89 [32]. Manufactures of, 89 [30]. Mote, 87 [14]. Place names, 90 [39]. St. Mary's Church, 89 [30], 89 [31], 89 [32]. Hawthornden MSS., account of the, 10 [4]. Hay, Sir Alexander, his * Estimate of the Scottish nobility' (1577), 79 [6], 139 [1]. Andrew, of Craignethan, diary (165960), 155 [39]. Father Augustin, MSS. of, 178 [3, i.], 178 [3, v.]. Sir Gilbert, his 'Buke of the order of knyghthood', 5 [27]; his * Buke of the law of armys' (1456), 168 [44]. Lady Isabel, Blakhal's services to, 172 [11]. William, editor, 143 [A.]. Lord Chancellor, seeKinnoull, George Earl of. Of Rannes, genealogy of, 23 [9]. Heanley, Rev. R. M., author, 194 [3]. Heatlie, T. W., author, 89 [32]. Hebrides, the Norsemen in, paper on, 194 [2]. Heirs, services of (from 1547), 183 [13]. Helps for young scholars in Christianity, 80 [9]. Helvetian Confession, Wishart's translation of the, 80 [11]. Henderson, Thomas R., author, 65 [25]. Henry I I . , King of France, correspondence, 49 [B.], 104 [25A, i.], I l l [51, xiv.] ; expedition to Scotland sent by (1548-49), 90 [37], 100 [2]. Henry III., King of England, patent rolls of, 106 [xviii.]. Henry I I I . , King of France, correspondence, 49 [B.] ; instructions of (1583), 29 [v.]. Henry IV., King of France, correspondence, 49 [B.]. Henry VIII., King of England, coronation of, 6 [32]; letters to (151315), 106[xxxix.-xl.]. Henry Benedict Stewart, Cardinal York, portrait, 123 [16]. Henry Stewart, Prince of Wales, elegies on (1612), 67 [7]; letters of, 108 [35]. Henry, David, author, 7 [2], 20 [1]. The Minstrel, critical study of, 8 [2] ; his ' Acts and deidis ' of Wallace, 166 [6]; Charters' preface, 30 [19B, viii.]. Henryson, Robert, fables, 102 [15] ; poems, 27 [6], 169 [55]. Hentzner, Paul, journey to England (1598), 15 [2]. Hepburn, John, Covenanter, 75 [5]. Of Waughton, deeds connected with (1520-64), 31 [xvii.]. See Bothwell. Heraldry, in relation to Scottish history and art, 13 (15); Scottish, 24 [21] of Wigtonshire, 20 [1]. Heriot, George, will of (1624), 113 [57, xx.]. Hermit of Marlow, 17 [16]. Hermit of Warkworth, 17 [15]. Hermitage, history of, 85 [3]; Castle, 89 [32] ; Chapel, 89 [33]. Herries, John Lord, his * Historical memoirs' (to 1571), 2 [6]. Hertford, Edward Seymour, Earl of, his invasion of Scotland (1545), 87 [19]. Hewison, Rev. James K., editor, 166 [15]. Hey wood, Thomas, his ' Epithalamium' (1613), 17 (21). Higgins, Rev. J. C , author, 82 [23]. Highlanders,the 'broken' (1634), 174 [21]. Highlands, the, ancient fortifications, 137 [2]. Ancient poetry (Ossian), 15 [4]. Armour, 99 [xxi.]. Cattle-dealing, 98 [xii.]. Clans of, genealogies, 98 [iv.], 99 [xx.]. Clerical life in, 96 [4], 130 [6]. Dress, 99 [xxi.]. Education, 69 [1], 69 [3], 77 [3]. Fisheries, 98 [viii.]. Fosterage, 98 [ii.]. Geographical collections for, 158 [52]. Historical documents relating to (1508-1610), 98 [iii.] ; (1528-1613), 98 [xiii.]. Influence of the Norse invasion on, 72 [19]. Information anent the state of (161021), 112 [57, i.]. Irish annals illustrative of the history of, 99 [xvii.]. Irish Bibles in (1685-90), 67 [7]. Letters concerning the affairs of (18th cent.), 153 [26]. Life in, 69 p.], 96 [2]. Military roads, 97 [5]. Monck's campaign in (1654), 72 [17]. Obituary (16thcent.)relatingto,10[3]. Personal names, 73 [21]. Political condition of (1689-96), 114 [64]. Preservation of game and woods, 98 [xv.]. Inde Highlands, the, reports on (1596), 114 [67, iii.]; (18th cent.), 122 [14]. Sculptured monuments, 11 [10]. Shielings, 97 [5]. Social conditions, 69 [1], 69 [3], 72 [16], 96 [2], 131 [1]. Superstitions, 96 [3], 137 [1]. Hillbank, the Wises of, 82 [D.]. Historic of the estate of Scotland (1558-60), 198 [11, iii.]. Hobkirk, minister of, see Riccaltoun, Rev. Robert. Papers on, 52 [15], 86 [13], 88 [27]. Hoddom, the Irvings of, 65 [24]. Hodgson, J. C , author, 52 [15]. Hog, James Maitland, editor, 35 [45], 103 [22]. Hogg, Alexander A., author, 86 [6]. Rev. D., author, 61 [3]. Frank, author, 86 [10], 87 [18]. James, the Ettrick Shepherd, papers on, 85 [5], 86 [6]. James, paper on, 85 [1]. Jane D., author, 189 [7], 189 [8], 189 [10]. "Holland, Sir Richard, satire attributed to, 26 [3], 118 [6]. Holy Island Priory, excavations at, 51 [13]. Trinity Church and Hospital, Edinburgh, charters (1460-1661), 142 [18]. , Holyrood Abbey, abbots of, 29 [19A, ii.]. Charters, 39 [70]. Chronicle of (to 1163), 31 [20]. Foundation charter, 31 [20]. Grant of Falkirk church to, 105 [28, vi.]. Inventory of ornaments (1493), 29 [19A, ii.]. Miraculous foundation of, 29 [19A, ii.]. Register of burials (1706-1900), 163 [25]. Visitations of (1583-98), 198 [11, xvi.]. Palace, historical portraits in, 31, [XX.]. Holywood Abbey, papers on, 63 [12], 63 [13]. Home, David, his 'Wedderburn book', 4 [15]. Col. Milne, author, 52 [16]. Of Wedderburn, family of, 4 [15], Hope, John, donor, 32 [27]. Sir Thomas, of Craighall, Lord Advocate, correspondence (163345), 40 [76]; letters of (1627-46), 151 [15, iii.]; portrait, 151 [15]. Hopekirk, see Hobkirk. Horn et Eimenhild, 41 [80]. Home, Rev. T. H., editor, 183 [17]. Horse race, indenture of (1621), 104 [25, viii.]. Horticulture, papers on, 158 [53]. 225 Hoskins, John, supplication of (1624), 3 [X.]. Hospitals, village, paper on, 60 [1]. Household, the Scottish royal (14th century), 156 [44]. Howel, James, satire by (1617), 3 [xviii.] ; answer to, 3 [xix.]. Howie, Professor Robert, collections for the life of, 121 [5]. Huchoun of the awle ryale, paper on, 77 [1]. Hudson, Henry, discoverer, historical enquiry concerning, 56 [11]. Hull, siege of (1643), 56 [9]. Humbie, kirk session register (1644-55), 104 [25A, ix.]. Hume, Alexander, minister of Logie, his 'afoldadmonitioun' (1607), 34 [41], 199 [11, xxi.]; hymns and sacred songs, 34 [41]; memoir, 191 [21]; poems, 169 [48]. Sir David, of Crossrigg, diary (17001707), 32 [27]. Sir Patrick, of Polwarth, arrest of (1678), 9 [3]. See also Home. Hunsdon, Henry Lord, notes presented to (1584), 29 [vii.]. Hunter, Thomas, editor, 143 [ F . ] , 144 [G.]. Hunter-Blair, F. C , editor, 21 [13]. Huntingdon, David Earl of, charter of, 106 [xvi.]. Huntly, Anne Marchioness of, see Campbell, Lady Anne. Charles Marquis of, editor, 122 [13]. George Earl of, agreement with the Regent (1569), 173 [16, x.]. George Marquis of, rental (1600), 173 [20, iv.]. Castle, paper on, 94 [3]. Paper on, 94 [4]. Place-names, 94 [8]. Regality Court, proceedings (1734), 105 [25A, x.]. Sporting birds, 94 [7]. Hutchison, A. F., author, 189 [9], 189 [12], 190 [15], 191 [23]. Hutton, Rev. W. H., editor, 147 [1]. Hymns and sacred songs, 34 [41]. Iceland, conversion to Christianity of, paper on, 194 [2]. Commonwealth, the last of the, 195 [5]. Icolmkill, documents illustrative of the history of (1567-1635), 98 [i.], 98 [xiv.]. Illingworth, W., editor, 183 [17]. Inchaffray Abbey, charters (1178-1609), 159 [56] ; register, 42 [85]. Inchcolm, St. Columba's Abbey, paper on, 10 [5]. Industries, ancient, paper on, 96 [1]. Innerwick Castle, paper on, 52 [15]. 226 Index Innes, Cosmo, author and editor, 26 [1], 30 p.], 37 [56], 37 [58], 39 [70], 40 [74], 40 [75], 41 [82], 41 [84], 42 [85], 42 [86], 42 [89], 43 [94], 44 [97], 44 [99], 44 [100], 45 [102], 68 [2], 102 [17], 113 [61], 114 [63], 116 [72], 140 [1], 171 [5], 172 [13], 173 [18], 175 [26], 175 [28], 175 [30], 176 [34], 184 [58]. George, Cardinal, memoirs of, 9 [2]; portrait, 9 [2]. J. Brodie, author, 147 [2]. Thomas, Principal of the Scots College, Paris, papers of (1729-87), 171 [6, xiii.] ; his History of Scotland, 175 [25]; his letter on the manner of holding Synods in Scotland, 175 [25]. Family of, 171 [6, xiii.], 176 [34]. Inshes, the Robertsons of, 73 [20]. Inverallochy Castle, paper on, 53 [3]. Iuvercauld, records of (1547-1828), 124 [23]. Tnvergarry Castle, paper on, 97 [5], 130 [9]. Inverness, Druid circles near, 61 [3]. History of, 96 [1], 96 [2], 97 [4], 97 [5]. Place-names, 96 [3], Presbytery of, records (1643-88), 152 [24]. Prison life in (1700-20), 96 [3]. Register of testaments (1630-1800), 161 [4]. St. Mary's, chantry altars and chaplains of (1359-1593), 97 [4]. Stone circles near, 9 [3]. , Inverugie Castle, paper on, 54 [9]. Iona, paper on, 70 [7]; monks of, 96 [4]; sculptured stones of, 11 [10], 189 [8]. Ireland, Dr., author, 188 [1], 188 [3]. A ' bloody battle of three kings' in, 180 [3A, xxiii.]. Christian symbolism in, 12 [7]. Ethnology of, 12 [10]. Journal of Leyburn's agency for Prince Charles in (1647), 58 [10]. Letters and papers relative to (1604-24), 3 [xvii.]. Ogham inscriptions in, 12 [6]. Social condition of, in the Norse period, 195 [5]. Ireland's wonder from the" skies, 180 [3A, xxiii.]. Irish annalists, extracts from, illustrative of Highland history, 99 [xvii.]. Bibles, circulation of, in the Highlands (1685-90), 67 [7]. Literature, Scotland in, 69 [2]. Iron age, the, 12 [4], 25 [28], 61 [1]. Industry, papers on, 96 [3], 139 [1]. Irongray, kirk session records of (16911700), 65 [25] ; paper on, 62 [5]. Irvine, Sir Alexander, of Drum, protestation by (1652), 173 [16, vii.]. Burgh of, muniments, 21 [15] ; relations of Glasgow with, 142 [20]. Irving, David, editor, 31 [21], 36 [50], 37 [55], 101 [9]. George, author, 64 [22], 65 [24]. Joseph, author, 74 [1]. Irvings of Hoddom, the, 65 [24]. Islands Landnamabok, 98 [ v. ], 99 [xix.]. Isla}, sculptured stones of, 188 [5]. Isle of May Priory, records, 11 [8]. Isles, the, Bishopric of, documents illustrative of the history of (15671635), 98 [i.], 98 [ix.], 98 [xiv.]; antiquities of, 44 [97]. Bishop of, see Carsewell, John. Dean of, see Monro, Donald. Descriptions of,158[53], 180 [3 A, xiii.]. Fisheries (1566-1635), 98 [viii.]. Genealogies of the clans, 158 [53]. Information anent the state of (161021), 112 [57, i.]. Preservation of game and woods in (1584-1628), 98 [xv.]. Register of testaments (1661-1800), 162 [11]. Report on (1596), 114 [67, in.]. Sculptured stones, 188 [4]. J. H., tour to the Borders (1823), 90 [38]. Jacobite attempt of 1719, Keith's account of, 171 [8] ; Mar's account, 79 [2] ; Ormonde's letters relating to, 152 [19]. Period, historical papers relating to (1699-1750), 122 [14]. Jacobites and Jacobitism, 4 [17], 5 [24], 6 [30], 9 [1], 16 [9], 25 [28], 54 [9], 56 [8], 56 [12], 56 [13], 57 [16], 57 [17], 57 [4], 57 [5], 58 [7], 64 [17], 69 [2], 71 [10], 71 [11], 71 [12], 71 [13], 72 [18], 73 [20], 73 [22], 73 [23], 74 [2], 79 [2], 89 [34], 108 [37], 111 [53], 113 [57, xviii.], 113 [59], 122 [14], 124 [23], 124 [24], 149 [8], 150 [13], 151 [15, viii.], 151 [15, ix.], 152 [19], 152 [20], 152 [23], 153 [26], 153 [27], 170 [3], 171 [6], 171 [8], 174 [20, v.], 179 [3, xxi.], 180 [3A, xviii.-xxii.], 188 [2]. See also French expedition (1708), Rising. Jaffray, Alexander, Provost of Aberdeen, diary, 177 [D.]. James I., King of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 3 [14], 41 [79], 183 [16], 183 [17], 184 [58], 186 [6], 186 [7], 186 [8]. Life and death of, 109 [42]. Poems of, 74 [5], 165 [1]. James II., King of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 3 [14], 34 [38], 41 [79], 183 [17], 184 [58], 186 [6], 186 [7], 186 [8]. Index James I I . , satire on, 26 [3], 118 [6]. James I I I . , King of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 3 [14], 30 [iii., iv.], 34 [38], 183 [17], 184 [58], 185 [4], 186 [6], 186 [7], 186 [8]. Charter of, 31 [xiii.]. James IV., King of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 3 [14], 5 [23], 34 [38], 35 [42], 102 [19], 106 [xxxix.xliii.], 107 [xliv.-xlvi.], 112 [56], 182 [10], 183 [17], 184 [58], 185 [4], 186[6], # 186[7], 186 [8]. James V., King of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 3 [14], 34 [38], 35 [42], 35 [43], 45 [107], 49 [B.], 102 [19], 103 [23], 110 [50], 112 [56], 115 [67, iv.], 182 [10], 183 [17], 184 [26], 184 [58], 185 [4], 186 [6], 186 [8], 187 [9]. Household Book of (1525-33), 37 [54]. Matrimonial adventures of, 75 [7]. Poem addressed to, 29 [19A, i.]. Secretary to, 171 [6, xi.]. James V I . , King of Great Britain, materials for the reign of, 2 [6], 2 [8], 2 [9], 3 [11], 3 [13], 28 [13], 28 [18], 29 [ii.-xii.], 30 [19B, vii.], 31 [22], 32 [26], 33 [32], 33 [34], 34 [39], 34 [42], 35 [43], 36 [48], 39 [67], 41 [81], 43 [92], 45 [104], 45 [107], 47 [114], 49 [B.], 50 [ a ] , 50 [ D . ] , 79 [6], 82 [ a ] , 98 [i.], 98 [iii.], 98 [ix.], 98 [x.], 98 [xiii.], 100 [3], 101 [8], 102 [19], 103 [21], 103 [23], 104 [25, vi.], 104 [25A, iv.], 105 [26], 110 [50], 110 [51, vii.], 111 [51, xii.], I l l [52], 111 [55], 112 [57], 115 [67 iv.], 151 [15 ii.] f 153 [28], 180 [3A, xiv.], 182 [10], 184 [58], 185 [5], 186 [6], 186 [8], 187 [9], 187 [10], 187 [11], 196 [3], 196 [4], 197 [7], 198 [10], 198 [11], 199 [13]. Attempt on (1585), 29 [x.]. Conference with Sir Francis Walsingham (1583), 29 [vi.]. Coronation of, 7 [4], 76 [4]. Creighton's 'apology' for (1598), 151 [15, ii.]. ' Historie and life' of, 28 [13]. Lament on the death of, 135 [1]. Letters of, 3 [xiv.], 104 [25, vi.], 110 [50], 171 [6, v.], 173 [16, viii.]. Letters to, 43 [92], 108 [35], 179 [3, xiv.]. Library of, 104 [25, i.], 151 [15, i.]. Lines attributed to, 3 [xx.]. Marriage of, 32 [26]. Medicinar to, see Skeyne, Gilbert. His metaphrase of the Psalms, 29 [xvii.]. Prayers used at the death-bed of, 147 [1]. Request for terriets by, 113 [57, xiii.] Secretary to, 120 [4]. 227 James VII., King of Great Britain, materials for the reign of, 2 [7], 2 [8], 16 [9], 28 [15], 38 [66], 39 [71], 40 [77], 42 [87], 115 [67, iv.], 184 [58]. Letters of, 173 [16, viii.], 179 [3A, viii.]. Portrait, 31 [xx.]. James Francis Stewart, Prince, Chevalier de St. George, birth of, 57 [3]. Letters of, 73 [20], 153 [26], 171 [6, xiii.]. Memoirs of, 57 [5]. Pretended mother of, 56 [8]. Private secretary of, 79 [5]. In Rome, 56 [12], 179 [3, xxii.]. Secret intrigues of, 180 [3A, xviii.]. Portrait, 122 [14]. James of the Glens, see Stewart, James. Jamieson, John, his Dictionary, 117 [5]. John, a * garland' by, 48 [6].. Dr., Peterhead, author, 60 [1]. Jardine, Henry, author, 9 [2]. Jedburgh Castle, annals of, 89 [34]; state of, 106 [xxxvi.]. Franciscan Friary, history of, 52 [20]. Jeddart justice, origin of, 90 [36], Joass, Rev. J. M., editor, 126 [33]. John Baliol, King of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 13 [16], 29 [xix.], 30 [ii.], 36 [47], 68 [1], 111 [54], 112 [56], 183 [17], 184 [48], 184 [58], 185 [3], 186 [6], 186 [7]. John, King of England, charter of, 106 [ix.] ; patent rolls, 106 [xviii.]. John, Prince, son of Henry IV., letter from, 106 [xxxvi.]. Johnston, Alfred W., author and editor, 195 [A.], 195 [B.]. Amy, editor, 195 [A.], 195 [B.]. Sir Archibald, of Wariston, diary (1639), 153 [26]; portrait, 153 [26]. Arthur, Rector of King's College, Aberdeen, bibliography of, 122 [15]; works, 121 [9]; portrait, 121 [9], 122 [15]. George P., author, 67 [7]. Rev. J. B., author, 191 [25]. Professor John, St. Andrews, will of (1611), 104 [25A, vii.]. Mrs. T. W. R., author, 192 [27]. Col. William, editor, 66 [3], 122 [15], 127 [18]. Rev. Wm., author, 64 [20]. Johnstone, J. F. Kellas, author and editor, 123 [19], 128 [19]. James, Secretary of State, correspondence (1702-1708), 40 [72]. Johnstoun, Professor John, St. Andrews, collections for the life of, 121 [5]. Joint-Stock companies, early, paper on, 77 [2]. Jones, Sir William, n the game of chess, 16 [7]. 228 Index Joscelin, sentence of excommunication upon, 106 [vii.]. Jourdan, Silvester, his discovery of the Bermudas, 17 [18]. Jus populi vindicatum, trial for publication of (1672), 157 [49]. Justiciary, High Court of, proceedings (1488-1624), 34 [42]; proceedings (1661-78), 157 [48, 49]. Keith, Field-Marshal James, autobiography (1714-34), 171 [8]; portrait, 123 [18], 152 [19]. Robert, Bishop of Fife, his History, 178 [1]; memoir of, 178 [I]. Kellachie, the Mackintoshes of, 72 [18]. Kelly, the house of Haddoche called, paper on, 23 [12], 53 [2]. Kelso Abbey, Robert of Dunhelm, monk of, 29 [xvi.]; register (1113-1567), 41 [82]. Presbytery of, state of the churches in (1649), 52 [15]. Kemnay, the Burnetts of, 124 [22]. Kemp, Daniel W., editor, 148 [1], 193 [2], 193 [3]. Kennedy, Andrew, trial of (1672), 157 [49]. Hugh, of Brunston, obligation to (1602), 104 [25, v.]. John W., author, 89 [35], 90 [39]. Lady Margaret, letters of, 32 [24]. Prof. N. J . D., author, 128 [19]. Norman, author, 87 [17], 87 [19]. Quintin, Abbot of Orossraguel, his 'Oompendius tractive' (1558), 198 [11, iv.]; answer to (1563), 198 [11, v . ] ; letters of (1559), 198 [11, vi.]. Sir Thomas, of Cullean, assassination of, 104 [25, v.]. W. N., author, 85 [5]. Ker, John, minister of Roxburgh, notice of, 52 [16]. Professor W. P., author, 195 [5]. Kermode, P. M. C , author, 194 [1]. Kerr, Anne, see Lothian. Sir Robert, see Ancram. Sir Robert, of Celsford, elegy on, (1650), 29 [xiv.]. Kilbarchan, parish, history of, 119 [12]. Kildrummy Castle, indenture concerning custody of, 106 [xxx.]. Minister of, see Alexander, John. Killearnan, minister of, see Fraser, Donald. Kilmalcolm parish, history of, 119 [10]. Kilmarnock, William Earl of, relics of (1746), 74 [2] ; portrait, 122 [14]. Kilravock, Rose of, family of, 173 [18]. Kilrenny, minister of, see Melville, James. Kilwinning Abbey, collections towards a history of, 20 [1]. Kincardine, Alexander Earl of, letters of (1649-79), 179 [3A, viii.]. Papers, the, 179 [3A, viii.]. Kincardineshire, bibliography of, 122 [11A.]. Geographical collections for, 158 [51]. Kindly tenants, paper on, 88 [29]. King and no king, 56 [13]. King of Scotland, household of (14th century), 156 [44]. Edward, old writs, 23 [7]; castle, 22 [6]; church, 22 [3]. Kingis Quair, 165 [1] ; authorship of the, 74 [5]. Kingsburgh, the Macdonalds of, 71 [13]. Kingston, Alexander Viscount, his continuation of Lethington's ' House of Seytoun,' 33 [31], 100 [1]. Kininmonth, manor of, 54 [5]. Kinloch, George R., editor, 2 [7], 2 [8], 33 [34], 100 [6], 101 [7]. Kinloss Abbey, paper on, 147 [2]^ history of the abbots of, 38 [63]; records, 11 [9], Kinnear, John G., donor, 28 [17], 34 [41]. Thomas, donor, 26 [2]. Kinnoull, George Earl of, Lord Chancellor, letter to (1627), 179 [3A, iii.]. Earl of, MSS. of, 159 [56]. Kirk Andrews parish, paper on, 61 [4]. o' Muir, paper on, 191 [23]. Kirk Session minutes :— Aberdeen (1562-1681), 172 [15], Bourtie, 23 [11]. Cambusnethan (1636-95), 104 [25A, ix.]. Coldingham, 90 [36]. Culross (17th cent.), 189 [7]. Edinburgh (1574-1601), 104 [25, iv.]. Elgin (1584-1779), 126 [35]. Gamrie (1704-1840), 23 [10, 13]. Hawick (1711-1826), 89 [32]. Humbie (1644-55), 104 [25A, ix.]. Irongray (1691-1700), 65 [25]. Perth (1577-1634), 179 [3A, ix.]. St. Andrews (1559-63), 112 [57, xii.] ; (1559-1600), 148 [4], 149 [7]. Stirling (1597-1601), 104 [25, i v . ] ; (1601-49), 104 [25A, ix.]. As aids to ecclesiology, 76 [1]. Kirk Yetholm, the gypsies of, 90 [39]. Kirkcudbright, burgh records, 65 [24]. Executry papers (1663-1800), 162 [17]. History of, 65 [26]. Kirkcudbrightshire, cup and ring marks in, 63 [ U ] . Surnames, 63 [15]. Kirkpatrick, John, editor, 156 [44]. Kirkwall, Cathedral chapter of, diploma, 30 [19B, iii.]. Journey to Edinburgh from, 111 [51, ix.]. Literary and Scientific Association, the, x. Young Men's Literary Association, x. Kisses, 17 [20]. Kjser, Hans, author, 195 [4]. Index Kneller, Sir Godfrey, account for portraits by (1684), 31 [xx.]. Knights Hospitallers, charter conveying their possessions to James Sandilands (1563), 179 (3A, ii.); papers on, 75 [5]5 147 [2]. Templars, charter conveying their possessions to James Sandilands (1563), 179 [3A, ii.]; process against (1309), 179 [3A, i.]. Knox, John, Benedict's epistle to (1561), 46 [110]. Genealogical memoirs of, 81 [16]. History of the Reformation, 199 [12]. Liturgy, bibliography of, 66 [1]. Secretary to, 36 [51]. Works, 46 [112]. Portrait, 81 [16]. William, poet, papers on, 85 [4], 85 [6]. Kolbeinsson, Biarne, Bishop of Orkney, paper on, 195 [A.]. Kyle, Bishop, MSS. of, 105 [26]. Lag's Elegy, 65 [24]. Laggan, the Gordons of, 25 [27]. Laidlaw, Walter, author, 51 [14]. William, author, 90 [37]. Laing, Adam, author, 89 [35]. David, author and editor, 4 [17], 5 [27], 5 [28], 6 [29], 6 [30], 6 [32], 6 [33], 10 [4], 26 [3], 26 [4A.] 28 [19], 29 [19A.], 30 [ 1 9 B . ] , 34 [37], 35 [44], 36 [52], 37 [57], 38 [66], 40 [73], 42 [87], 43 [92], 43 [95], 43 [96], 44 [98], 45 [104], 45 [105], 45 [106], 46 [109], 46 [112], 47 • [114], 47 [115], 47 [116], 48 [9], 93 [2], 93 [4], 107 [33], 176 [33], 196 [4], 197 [7], 198 [10], 198 [11], 199 [12]; portrait, 10 [5]. Henry, editor, 43 [91], 115 [68]. Lairds' lofts in Border kirks, 89 [35]. Lake-dwellings, of Europe, 12 [9]; of Wigtonshire, 20 [1]. Lakeland, the Vikings in, 194 [1]. Lamberton, John de Raynton, first of, 52 [16]. Lamont, John, of Newton, diary (1649-71), 101 [7]. Lanark, Burgh records (1150-1722), 143 [E.]. Common-riding, 86 [6]. Presbytery minutes (1623-1709), 4 [16]. Register of testaments (1595-1800), 162 [19]. Lanarkshire, description of (1710), 101 [12], 117 [3]. Sheriff of, see Baliol, Hugh de. Sheriff-Court of, 74 [2]. Lancelot du Lah, 110 [48]. Land measures, paper on, 24 [21]. Names, see Place-names. 229 Lanercost, chronicle of (1201-1346), 38 [65], 109 [46]. Lanfine MSS., the, 20 [1]. Lang, Andrew, editor, 156 [44]. Mrs. John, author, 139 [2]. Principal John Marshall, author, 128 [19]. Langholm Common-riding, 85 [5]. Langlands, the family of, 89 [33]. Langside, battle of, notes on, 74 [3]. Language and dialects, papers on, 51 [14], 53 [2], 53 [4], 54 [8], 62 [5], 63 [16], 74 [4], 86 [8]. Dictionary, 117 [5]. Laud, William, Archbishop of Canterbury, his Liturgy, bibliography of, 66 [1] ; paper on, 62 [6]. Lauder, G., a «garland' by, 49 [10]. Sir John, portrait, 154 [36]. Sir John, Lord Fountainhall, see Eountainhall. Robert Scott, portrait by, 43 [95]. Burgh, papers on, 89 [34]; register of testaments (1561-1880), 162 [18]. Lauderdale, Elizabeth Duchess of, letters of (1660-77), 151 [15, v . ] ; portrait, 151 [15]. John Duke of, letters of (1660-1677), 151 [15, v . ] ; letters to (1669), 155 [40]; (1663-70), 33 [33]; 32 [24]; his MSS. (1692), 30 [x.]; portrait, 151 [15]. Laudun, James de, charter to, 106 [viii.]. Law, Henry D. G., editor, 156 [44]. Thomas Graves, author and editor, 66 [1], 67 [7], 150 [10], 151 [15, ii.], 166 [12], 168 [45], 168 [46]; portrait, 157 [46]. Criminal, administration of, 157 [48]. Scottish, paper on, 86 [11]. Lawson, Prof. Alexander, editor, 169 [48]. James, minister of Edinburgh, death and funeral of (1584), 198 [11, xv.]. Sub-Principal James, collections for the life of, 121 [5]. John Parker, editor, 178 [1]. Richard, will of (1622), 30 [19B, xi.]. Lawting of Orkney and Zetland, acts and statutes of (1602-1644), 110 [51, vii.]. Laxadaela Saga, 98 [v.]. Lee, Rev. John, editor, 28 [16]. Very Rev. John, donor, 46 [110]. Lees, Dr. John, editor, 135 [1]. Rev. J. Cameron, author* 117 [2]. Legislation, pre-Union Scottish, paper on, 75 [7]. Leichestoun, the Gordons of, 126 [33]. Leighton, Robert, Archbishop of Glasgow, demission of his charge (1674), 115 [67, v i . ] ; papers of, 156 [44]. 230 Index Leighton Library, Dunblane, 31 [xv.], 31 [xvi.], H I [52], 191 [21]; Newbattle, 7 [1]. Leishman, Eev. Matthew, editor, 113 [60]. Leishmann, Rev. James F., author, 52 [18]. Rev. Thomas, author, 52 [15]. Leith, Rev. W. Forbes, editor, 125 [30]. St. Anthony's Monastery, notices of, 81 [14]. Lennox, Ludovick Duke of, household accounts (1607), 104 [25, vii.]. Earldom of, chartulary (c. 12011398), 103 [24]. Lesley, John, Bishop of Ross, diary (1571), 30 [19B, vii.]; his History of Scotland, 34 [38], 165 [5]; portrait, 34 [38]. Leslie, Sir Alexander, commission to (1640), 113 [57, xix.]. David, his march to Philiphaugh, 89 [35]. See also Newark, David Lord. George, Capuchin, bibliography of, 66 [1], John, Bishop of Ross, see Lesley. Parish, notes on, 129 [2]. Lesmoir, the Gordons of, 125 [33]. Letterfinlay, the Camerons of, 72 [16]. Leven and Melville papers, the, 40 [77]. Lewis, account of the, 180 [3A, xiii.]. Lex Talionis, 57 [2]. Leyburn, George, journal of (1647), 58 [10]. Leyden, John, Border tour of (1800), 90 [38] ; papers on, 85 [6], 90 [39]; recollections of, 87 [16]. John Caspar, paper on, 89 [35]. Leys, barony of, court book (1613-87)^ 174 [24, vi.]. Burnetts of, the, 124 [22]. Liberton parish, account of, 9 [1]. Libraries * Abbotsford, 38 [60], 109 [45]. Edinburgh University (1580), 104 [25A, v.]. Fountainhall, Lord (1667-79), 154 [36]. Glasgow Cathedral (1432), 101 [13]. James VI., 104 [25 i.] ; (1573-83), 151 [15, i.]. Lauderdale, Duke of (1692), 30 [19, x.]. Leighton, Dunblane, 31 [xv., xvi.]; Newbattle, 7 [1]. Litle, Clement (1580), 104 [25A, V.]. Mary Stewart, 104 [25, i.]. St. Andrews University (1588-92), 104 [25A, vi.]. Lille, documents illustrative of Scottish history at, 185 [3]. Limerick, Dean of, see Campbell, Dennis. Lincluden Abbey, papers on, 21 [10], 62 [7], 62 [10]; founder of, 62 [10]. Lindores Abbey, chartulary (1195-1479), 4 [22], 155 [42]; dispute with Newburgh (1309), 3 [ii.]. Lindsay, Lady Anne, her * Auld Robin Gray', 27 [9]. Lord, editor, 39 [71]. David, Bishop of Ross, collections for the life of, 121 [5]. J o h n M . , editor, 183 [13]. Patrick, Archbishop of Glasgow, letter to (1637), 110 [51, v.]. Patrick Lord, conference with the Regent Moray (1570), 29[iii.]. Robert, of Pitscottie, his Chronicle, 168 [42]. Professor Thomas, author, 74 [3]. W. Alexander, editor, 159 [56]. Linlithgow parish, account of, 9 [2]. Riding of the marches at, 86 [6]. Palace, documents relative to (15401648), 179 [3, xix.]. Linton, barony of, 52 [18] ; church of, 52 [18]. Lippe, Rev. Robert, editor, 121 [5]. Lisburn, burning of, 180 [3A, xxiii.]. Lismore, Dean of, see Macgregor, James. Litany, the Dunkeld, 7 [1]. Literature in the Reformation, paper on, 7 M. . Lithgow, Major-General S. A., author, 52 [15]. William, his ' Teares of Scotland', 135 [1]. Litle, Clement, catalogue of library of (1580), 104 [25A, V.]. Little, Wm. C , author, 9 [1]. Littlejohn, David, editor, 125 [28], 126 [34]. Livingstone, John, biography (1603-72), 198 [9]. M., author and editor, 187 [12, 13]. Livy's History of Rome, Bellenden's translation of, 169 [47]. Lochcarron, presbytery records (18th < cent.), 130 [6]. Lochiel, see Cameron. Lochindorbh Castle, paper on, 97 [5], 130 [8]. Lochleven, act for detention of Mary Stewart on (1567), 104 [25A, Hi.]. Ecclesiastical ornaments sent to, for Queen Mary (1567), 105 [26, ii.]. St. Serf's Priory, 78 [5]. Lochmaben, records of, 65 [25]. Lockerbie, paper on, 65 (25). Lockhart, Sir George, assassination of (1689), 10 [4]. George (fl. 1520), bibliography of, 150 [10]. John Gibson, donor, 109 [45]. Wm. E., author, 51 [11], 90 [38]. Lodge, Thomas, author (d. 1625), memoir, 93 [7]; works, 93 [7]. Logan, James, editor, 9 [3]. Of Restalrig, paper on, 139 [1]. Index Logie, history of, 189 [7]. Minister of, see Hume, Alexander. London and the countrey carbonadoed, 16 [10]. London, Bishop of, see Bancroft, Richard. Fire of, tract on, 18 [26]. FountainhalPs journey to, 154 [36]. Long Parliament of England, tract on " the, 16 [11]. Longmuir, John, editor, 117 [5]. Lonmay, place-names in, 54 [8]. Lord's Supper, shortbread used at the, 63 (14). Lords Auditors of causes and complaints, acts of (1466-94), 184 [51]. Lords of Council in civil causes, acts of m (1478-95), 184 (50), Lothian, Anne Countess of, portrait, 50 [ D . ] . William Earl of, correspondence (1649-67), 50 [D.] ; portrait, 50 [D.]. Earl of, donor, 50 [D.]. And Tweeddale, Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 5 0 ( a ) . Loudoun, John Earl of, correspondence (1745), 71 (13). Lovat, Simon Lord, letters of, 71 [11], 71 [12], 71 [13],72[18], 171 [6, i.], 179 [3, xxi.] ; memoir attributed to, 5 [24]. Lowson, George, author, 190 [14], 190 [18], 191 [21]. Loyal dissuasive, 155 [41]. 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Mackeggie, David, author, 69 [3]. G. L., author, 7 [2]. 232 Index Mackenzie, Alexander, author, 96 [3]. Sir George, of Rosehaugh, treatise on * the law and government of Scotland', 158 [53]. Hon. J. H., donor, 37 [54]. James, donor, 37 [54]. John W., donor, 36 [50], 101 [8]. Sir Kenneth S., author, 71 [10], 97 [5]. Rev. R. D., author, 119 [12]. W. C , author, 139 [1]. M'Kie, J., author, 62 [10]. MacKinlay, J. M., author, 75 [5], 147 [2]. MacKinnon, Prof. James, atithor, 139 [1]. Mackintosh, Charles Fraser, see FraserMackintosh. James, author, 96 [2], Lauchlane, action against (1571), 171 [6, iv.]. Of Kellachie, 72 [18]. Macknight, James, editor, 5 [24], 6 [30], 113 [59]. MacLagan, Miss, author, 188 [4], 188 [5], 189 [8], 189 [12], 190 [14], 190 [17]. Maclean, Hector, author, 72 [15], 72 [16]. Prof. Magnus, author, 77 [3]. Macleod, Hugh, author, 69 [3]. John, editor, 161 [6]. Rev. N. K., author, 54 [4]. Neil, last of Assynt, paper on, 73 [23]. Rev. Walter, editor, 20 [1], 149 [8], 150 [14]. William, of Dunvegan, succession to the estates of (1553), 98 [xi.]. Of Macleod, correspondence (1745), 71 [13]. Macmillan, John, covenanter, 75 [5]. M'Nab, J., editor, 44 [97]. M'Neilie, David, editor, 183 [13]. McNeill, George P., editor, 166 [8], 186 [6]. Macphail, J. R. N., author, 72 [15], 73 [23], 153 [26]. Macpherson, Sir iEneas, of Invereshie, his ' Loyal dissuasive^, 155 [41]. Alexander, editor, 71 [11], 72 [18], 72 [19], 73 [20], 73 [22], 73 [23]. Andrew, of Cluny, portrait, 155 [41 ]. D., editor, 183 [17]. Ewen, of Cluny, account of the watch undertaken by (1744), 171 [6,vi.]. James, reprint of his first Ossianic publication, 15 [4]. MacRitchie, David, author, 74 [4]. Macro MS., the, 2 [10]. Maddan, William, author, 52 [16], 52 [19]. Madden, Sir Frederick, editor, 38 [61], Madrid, Scots College at, register of students, 125 [30]. Magna Carta, Scotland's share in, 139 [2]. Magnus, Thomas, ambassador, letters of (1524-25), 106 [xlii.-xliii.], 107 [xliv.-xlvi.]. Magnus Saga, 99 [xix.]. Magniisson, Eirikr, author, 194[2], 195 [5]. Maiden Lilliard, story of, 90 [36]. Maidment, James, author and editor, 2 [9], 2 [11], 3 [13], 4 [21], 10 [4], 26 [4], 49 [A.], 93 [3], 101 [10], 178 [3], 179 [3A.] ; bibliography of, 51 [1]. Mair, Thomas, author, 53 [2], 54 [9]. Office of, 24 [20]. Maitland, Charles, see Hatton, Lord. Sir John, Lord Thirlestane, poems, 100 [4]. Sir Richard, of Lethington, his ' History of the House of Seytoun', 33 [31], 100 [1]; poems, 100 [4]. Thomas, donor, 27 [11], 32 [29]. Thomas, editor, 102 [18], 107 [29]. Thomas, poems, 100 [4]. Sir William, of Lethington, account of his mission to England (1561), 156 [43]; the < apology' for, 156 [44] ; letter of (1571), 105 [26, iv.]. Club, autographs 6f members, 116 [77]; catalogue, 108 [38]; materials suggested for publication, 101 [11]; reports, 116 [76]. Major, John, life of, 150 [10] ; his History of Greater Britain, 150 [10]; bibliography of, 150 [10]. Malcgregouris Testament, 44 [100]. Malcolm IV., King of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 36 [49], 184 [58]. Malting, papers on, 158 [53]. Manderston, William, philosopher, bibliography of, 150 [10]. Mandeville, Sir John, note on, 118 [8]. Manrent, bonds of, 71 [10]; (1467-1587), 98 [vii.]; (1572-1673), 99 [xvi.]; (1509-56), 110 [51, v i . ] ; (14441670), 173 [20, iii.]. Mansfeld, Count, service of troops under (1626), 180 [3A, xv.]. Manx monuments, saga illustrations of, 194 [1]. Maps, of Angus, 42 [86]; Mearns, 42 [86]; Morayshire, 37 [58]; Scotland, 30 [xiv., xv.] ; 192 [27]. Mar, Gilbert Earl of, charter in favour of, 106 [xvi.]. John Earl of, requests by James VI. to (1599-1624), 113 [57, xiii.]. John Earl of, his 'legacies' (172227), 153 [26]; letters of, 153 [26]; his narrative of the Jacobite attempt of 1719, 79 [2]. Mar's Work, paper on, 192 [27], March-laws, Moss-troopers and the, 87 [19]. Marches, Warden of, see Cary, Sir Robert. Index Margaret, Princess, of Scotland, birth of (1515), 106 [xl.]. Margaret Tudor, Queen of Scotland, statement regarding her divorce from the Earl of Angus (1527), 111 [51, xii.]. Marie Hamilton, 15 [3]. Marischal, George fifth Earl, chapter on, 128 [19]; portrait, 120 [4], 128 [19]. George tenth Earl, portrait, 152 [19]. Mary Countess, portrait, 122 [15]. William sixth Earl, portrait, 120 [4]. Market crosses, papers on, 189 [13], 190 [18]. Markets, customs levied at, 87 [18]; primitive, 77 [3]. Marriages, register of Edinburgh (15951750), 163 [27], 164 [33]. Marshland, the Vikings in, 194 [3]. Martin, J. W., author, 05 [23]. Rev. Thomas, author, 89 [34]. Marvel, Andrew, his 'Elagellum Parliamentarium', 15 [1]. Marwick, Sir James D., author and editor, 77 [3], 136 [4], 140 [2-7], 141 [11-15], 142 [16-22], 144 [1., J., K.], 145 [L., M., N . ] ; portrait, 142 [21]. Mary of Guise, Queen Dowager of Scotland, letters to (1545-59), 104 [25A, i., ii.~\. Mary of Modena, Queen of Great Britain, letters of, 173 [16, viii.]. Mary Stewart, Queen of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 2 [6], 3 [14], 13 [17], 27 [5], 27 [10], 28 [18], 34 [38], 35 [42], 35 [43], 36 [51], 39 [67], 41 [81], 45 [107], 49 [ B . ] , 82 [ a ] , 98 [iii.], 98 [xiii.], 101 [8], 102 [19], 103 [21], 103 [23], 104 [25A, iv.], 105 [26], 109 [41], 110 [50], 111 [55], 112 [57, x.], 115 [67, iv.], 154 [37], 156 [43], 182 [10], 184 [26], 184 [58], 185 [5], 186 [6], 186 [8], 187 [9], 187 [10], 187 [11], 198 [11, iii.]. Act for the sequestration of (1567), 104 [25A, iii.]. Bibliography of works relating to (1544-1700), 66 [2]. Blackwood's History of, 107 [31]. Body-guard of (1562-67), 104 [25, ii.]. Charter of (1563), 179 [3A, ii.]. Correspondence (1561-62), 156 [43], Dearths during the reign of, 88 [22]. Ecclesiastical ornaments at Lochleven for service of (1567), 105 [26 ii.]. Execution of, 58 [8]. Jewels, dresses, etc., of (1556-69), 46 [111]. Lesley's embassy in behalf of (1571), 30 [19B, vii.]. Letters of (1558-59), 104 [25A, i i . ] ; 110 [50], 112 [57, x . ] ; (1562), 156 [43]; 173 [16 viii.]. 233 Mary Stewart, Queen of Scotland, library of, 104 [25, i.]. Marriage with Both well, 9 [1]. < Meditation' by (1572), 29 [xxiii.]. Portraits, 10 [4], 139 [1]. Mason, Captain John, his 'Brief discourse of the New-found-land,' 47 [114], John, Notarial and Protocol Book of (1576-1612), 20 [1]. Masons' marks, paper on, 188 [4]. Masson, David, editor, 185 [5], Masterton, Francis, his 'Remarques', 151 [15, vii.]. Papers, the (1660-1719), 151 [15, vii.]. Matheson, Donald, author, 129 [1], 130 [7]. Maxfield, Thomas, execution of (1616), 3 [vii.]. Maxwell, James, of Kirkconnell, his 'narrative' (1745), 111 [53]. Sir Herbert, author and editor, 13 [13], 20 [1]. Sir John, of Pollok, MS. belonging to, 35 [43], 103 [23]. Mazarin, Cardinal, correspondence (164548), 153 [29]. Mearns, Rev. Peter, author, 87 [14]. Map of, 42 [86]. Sculptured monument of, 42 [88]. Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [c.]. Meason, Gilbert Laing, donor, 28 [14]. Meath, Bishop of, see Pococke, Richard. Medwyn, Lord, donor, 5 [25]. Meigle, sculptured monuments at, 42 [88]. Melfort, John Duke of, memoirs, 180 [3A, xviii.]. Melgum, John Viscount, portrait, 121 [9]. / Mellerstain, the Haitlies of, 52 [15]. Melodies, ancient Scottish, 37 [59], 109 [43]. Melrose, Thomas Earl of, state papers of (1599-1625), 2 [9]. Abbey, muniments, 37 [56]. Chronicle of (1140-1270), 36 [49]. Melville, Andrew, his commentary on St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, 199 [14]; his ' Stephaniskion' (1590), 32 [26]. George Earl of, correspondence (168991), 40 [77]. Sir James, of Halhill, memoirs (154993), 28 [18], 103 [21]. James, minister of Kilrenny, autobiography (d. 1614), 196 [3] ; diary (1556-1601), 33 [34]. James, his 'Certamen cum Lutheranis', 198 [11, ii.]. Sir John, see Raith, laird of. Sir Robert, letters of Mary Stewart to (1565-68), 112 [57, x.]. Hon. W . L., editor, 40 [77]. Melvin, Dr. James, portrait, 123 [18]. 234 Index Meminisse juvat, 127 [15]. Menzies, John, of Pitfodels, author, 10 [4], Sir Paul, of Kinmundy, portrait, 121 [9]. Merchandise, book of valuation of (1612), 185 [2]. < ^ Mercurius Politicus, extracts (1652-54), 179 [3A, vii.]. Merse and Teviotdale, Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [ a ] . Meston, William, paper on, 54 [7]. Metcalfe, Rev. William M., author and editor, 76 [2], 76 [3], 119 [13], 144 [ H . ] , 166 [13]. Methlick, the Gordons of, 23 [9]. Michel, Francisque, editor, 4 [19], 39 [68], 41 [80]. Michie, Alexander, author, 85 [5]. Rev. J. G., editor, 124 [23]. Middleton, John Earl of, letter to, 9 [2]. Midlothian, collegiate churches in, charters, 46 [109]. Mignet, M., document by, 45 [107]. Military roads in the Highlands, paper on, 97 [5]. Mill, Rev. John, minister in Shetland, diary (1740-1803), 149 [5]. Millar, A. H., editor, 149 [9], 151 [15, viii.], 153 [28]. J. H., author, 75 [7]. Miller, Frank, author, 63 [12], 63 [13], 65 [24]. J. C. Strettell, editor, 183 [13]. John, donor, 4 [15]. William H., editor, 36 [46]. Lieut. -Ool., author, 10 [4]. Mills and multures, paper on, 88 [25]. Milne, Rev. Alexander, author, 60 [4]. John, author, 22 [1], 22 [3], 22 [6], 23 [7], 23 [10], 24 [21], 25 [25], 25 [26], 25 [27], 53 [2], 53 [4], 54 [5]. Rev. P., author, 53 [3]. Milnes of Banff, the, 24 [14]. Milton, the Macdonalds of, 71 [13]. Mind, Will, and Understanding, 2 [10]. Minerals, papers on, 158 [53]. Ministers in the Church of Scotland, register of (1574), 198 [11, x . ] ; register of, after the Reformation, 100 [5] ; succession of parish (from 1560), 50 [ a ] ; the form of ordination of (1620), 199 [11, xxii.]. Minto, Earl of, editor, 40 [72]. Mitchell, Rev. Prof. Alex. F., editor, 150 [11], 166 [12], 167 [39]. Sir Arthur, editor, 158 [51-53]. Arthur, author, 11 [1]. H. B., author, 53 [1], 54 [4], 54 [7]. J. 0., author, 74 [3]. James, trial of (1674, 1678), 157 [49]. Rev. William, minister at Edinburgh, diary of (1717), 370 [3]. Moffat, Alexander G., author, 194 [2], 194 [3]. Moir, J., author, 54 [4]. James, of Stoneywood, portrait, 123 [16]. James, author and editor, 8 [2], 122 [12], 166 [6]. Monasteries, treasures of English, confiscated at the Reformation, 1 [5]. Monboddo, the Burnetts of, 124 [22]. Monck, General George, his Highland campaign of 1654, 72 [17]; letter of (1659), 58 [12]. Moncrieff, Sheriff Scott, author, 22 [2], 96 [2]. Monro, Donald, Dean of the Isles, his genealogies of the clans, 158 [53]. Sir Robert, of Foulis, see Munro. Mons Graupius, site of the battle of, 10 [4]. Montereul, Jean de, diplomatic correspondence (1645-48), 153 [29]. Montgomerie, Alexander, poems, 166 [9]. Robert, Archbishop of Glasgow, paper on, 190 [15]. Montrose, James Marquis of, career in Sweden, 151 [15, iv.]. Documents illustrative of the activities of, 111 [51, xii.]. Embalming of, 132 [1]. Flight from Oarbisdale (1650), 115 [15, iv.]. Funeral of (1661), 55 [2]. Memorials of, 114 [66]. Particulars relative to, after his apprehension, 10 [4]. Portrait, 114 [66]. Church of, form of burial in use in, 198 [11, viii.]. Monumental inscriptions, 79 [3]. Monymusk MSS., the, 171 [6, vii.]. Morality, a, 2 [10]. Morar, the Macdonalds of, 72 [14]. Moravia, de, the family of, 73 [24]. Moray, Archdeacon of, see Bellenden, John. James Earl of, Regent of Scotland, progress of (1568), 29 [ii.]; articles of agreement with the Earl of Huntly (1569), 173 [16, x . ] ; Lord Lindsay's pretended conference with (1570), 29 [iii.]. James Earl of, instructions for (1583), 171 [6, v.]. Antiquities of, 68 [2]. Bishopric of, register (1400-1623), 37 [58]. Cathedral of, 147 [2]. Celtic province of, 70 [7]. Ecclesiastical edifices in, 76 [3]. Family of, note on, 73 [24]. Map of, 37 [58]. Register of testaments (1684-1800), 163 [20]. Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [o.]. Index Morer, Rev. Thomas, his ' Short account of Scotland' (1715), 172 [15]. Moretta, Bertino Solaro di, mission to Scotland (1561), 156 [43]. Moreville, William de, charter of, 106 [viii.]. Moriarty, M., author, 62 [6]. Morison, Sir Alexander, portrait, 125 [29], Alexander, editor, 125 [29]. John L., author, 77 [4]. Rev. R., author, 96 [4], 130 [6]. Morpeth, documents relating to, 51 [14]. Morris, David B., author, 191 [22], 191 [24]. Mortlach, Bishops of, lives of, 27 [11], 122 [12]. History of, 24 [14]. Morton, James Earl of, Regent of Scotland, attempt at Stirling on (1571), 191 [26]; supplication of the General Assembly to (1578), 198 [11, xi.]. George Earl of, letters of (1736), 110 [51, iii.]. Rev. James, editor, 4 [20]. William Earl of, indenture (1621), 104 [25, viii.]; letters to (1639), 113 [57, xiv.]. Earldom of, charters, 43 [94]. Earls of, testament of the ancestor of (1390), 30 [viii.]. Mosstroopers, paper on, 87 [19]. Motes, lectures on, 13 [14]. Motherwell, William, editor, 111 [52]. Mounth, description of the (1296), 114 [67, ii.]. Moysie, David, memoirs (1577-1603), 34 [39], 100 [3]. m Muir, John, of Auchindrain, proposal for the assassination of (1602), 104 [25, v.]. Rev. William, editor, 116 [73]. Muirhead, James P., author, 38 [63]. Mulqueen, J. T., author, 130 [9]. Munch, Professor, author, 30 [19B, ix., x.]. Munro, Alexander M., editor, 121 [6], 123 [20], 126 [34]. Sir Robert, of Eoulis (d. 1746), paper on, 71 [10]. Robert, author, 12 [9], 20 [1]. Mural decorations in Scottish houses, paper on, 190 [17]. Murchison, Donald, and the forfeited estates commissioners, 72 [18]. Murdoch, Rev. Alex. D., editor, 148 [3], 155 [41]. Mure, William, Baron of the Exchequer, portrait, 115 [71], 118 [7]. Colonel, of Caldwell, editor, 115 [71]. Sir William, of Rowallan, works, 168 [40]. Murison, William, editor, 165 [5]. Mm ray, A. D., author, 63 [16], 64 [17]. A. S., author, 12 [8]. 235 Murray, Sir David, of Gorthy, poems, 26 [2] ; portrait, 47 [115]. David, author and editor, 77 [4], 78 [7], 118 [8], 136 [4]. Lord George, letters of (1745-53), 124 [23] ; his account of Culloden, 180 [3A, xxii.]. Sir Gideon, of Elibank (1560-1621), paper on, 90 [38]. Rev. J. G., author, 90 [37], 90 [38]. J. G., author, 192 [27], 192 [28]. Sir James A. H., author, 85 [1], 85 [2], 85 [3], 86 [8], 86 [10], 87 [14]. Rev. James, author, 119 [10]. James, of Kilbabertoun, master of works (1628), 113 [57, xv.]. John, of Broughton, letters, 73 [20] ; memorials (1740-47), 153 [27]. Sir John A., of Henderland, donor, 27 [7]. Mungo, trial of (1669), 3 [vi.]. Sir Patrick, of Ochtertyre, inventory of furniture belonging to (1763), 158 [55]. Robert, author, 85 [1], 85 [3], 85 [4], 85 [5], 85 [6], 86 [6], 86 [11], 87 [14], 87 [18]. Muschet, John Saunders, journal of (182240), 192 [28]; portrait, 192 [28]. Musgrave, Sir Philip, narrative of Hamil" ton's expedition (1648), 156 [44]. Music, history of Scottish, 9 [1], 37 [59], 81 [20], 109 [43], 117 [4]. See also Melodies, Songs. Musselburgh, battle of, see Pinkie. Muthill, burning of (1716), 113 [57 xviii.]. Myll, G., his 'Spectakle of luf' (1492), 30 [ix.]. Myln, Alexander, Abbot of Cambuskenneth, his lives of the Bishops of Dunkeld, 26 [1], 135 [1] ; notice of, 26 [1]. Mylne, Robert, memoir of John Geddy, 3 [xxi.]. Mysteries, ancient, 1 [1], 1 [2], 2 [10]. Mystery of the good old cause, 16 [11]. Napier, Archibald Lord, portrait, 114 [66]. John, of Merchiston, his ' De arte logistica,5 38 [62], 109 [47]; portrait, 38 [62], 109 [47]. Margaret, Lady Stirling of Keir, portrait, 114 [66]. Mark, editor, 38 [62], 43 [93], 109 [47], 114 [66], 181 [6]. Napiers of Culcreuch, the, 189 [9]. Of Edinbellie-Napier, the, 189 [9]. Napthali, trial for the publication of (1672), 157 (49). National Covenant, facsimile of, 187 [7]. MSS. of Scotland, facsimiles, 187 [2]. Neilson, George, author, 64 [17], 64 [18], 64 [20], 74 [4], 75 [5], 77 [1]. Nepenthes, 170 [3]. 236 Index Ness Valley, traditions and archaeology of, 96 [1]. Neville's Cross, battle of (1346), poem on, 106 [xxxiv.]. New England, state of religion in (1742), 55 [7]. Jersey, proposals for colonization in (1684), 31[xxiii., xxiv.]. Mills, cloth manufactory, records of (1681-1703), 157 [46]. Testament, the, Murdoch Nisbet's Scots version, 168 [46]. Newark, David Lord, portrait, 50 [D.]. Newbattle Abbey, monk of, see Guild, Thomas; register (1140-1528), 42 [89]. Library, 7 [1]. Newburgh, dispute with Lindores Abbey (1309), 3 [ii.]. Newcastle, Thomas Duke of, correspondence (1746-48), 124 [24]. Newfoundland, John Mason's 'discourse' of, 47 [114]. Newport, Capt. Christopher, navigator (1610), 17 [18]. Newspapers, early Scottish, printers of (1686-1705), 111 [51, x.]. Newton, the Gordons of, 126 [33]. Don, notes on, 51 [14]. Niala Saga, 99 [xix.]. Niccols, Richard, his ' Sir Thomas Overburies Vision' (1616), 93 [3]. Nichol, James B., author, 7 [3]. Nicholson, Dame Magdalen, account book of (1671-93), 90 [37]. William, Bishop of Carlisle, letters of, 151 [15, ix.]. Nicol, Rev. Prof. Thomas, author, 128 [19]. Nicoll, John, diary (1650-67), 36 [52]. Nimmo, James, Covenanter, narrative of (1654-1709), 149 [6]. Nisbet, John, of Hardhill, Covenanter (d. 1685), biography, 198 [9]. Murdoch, his New Testament in Scots, 168 [46]. Nithsdale, Winifred Countess of, account of her husband's escape from the Tower (1716), 9 [1]. Place-names, 62 [9]. The '45 and, 64 [17]. Nobility, the, reports on (1583), 29 [iv.]; Hay's 'estimate' (1577), 79 [6], 139 [1]; reports on (1583-1602), 79 [6]. Non-Jurors in Aberdeen, the, 7 [3]. Norse invasion, influence on the Highlands, 72 [19] ; expedition against Scotland (1263), observations on, 9 [2]. Lay of Wayland, the, 194 [2]. Place-names in Glamorganshire, 194 [2]. Norsemen, in Argyllshire, 194 [3]; on the Clyde, 194 [3]; in the Hebrides, 194 [2] ; in Shetland, 194 [1]. North Berwick Priory, muniments, 41 [84]. Inch of Perth, clan fight a t (1396), 139 [1]. Northampton, St. James', document relating to, 106 [xii.]. Treaty of (1328), paper on, 139 [1]. Northern Institute, the, paper on, 96, [2]. Northhouse, Old, paper on, 87 [14]. Norwegian, see Norse. Nottingham, Scottish Commissioners at, negotiations for peace with England (1484), 30 [iii.], 30 [iv.]. Nova Scotia, documents relating to the colonization of (1621-38), 47 [114]; institution of the Order of Knight Baronets of, 47 [114]; royal letters relative to the affairs of (1615-35), 83 [ K . ] . Obituaries, Aberdeen Franciscans, 170 [3]; St. Anthony's Preceptory, Leith(1526), 30[xiii.]; Robert Boyd of Trochrig (1609-25), 29 [xx.]; James Macgregor, Dean of Lismore (16th cent.), 10 [3]. Ochterlony, John, of Guynd, his account of Forfarshire (1682), 179 [3, xviii.]. Ochtertyre house book (1737-39), the, 158 [55]. Octavian, Emperor, romance of, 15 [5]. Officers of State, fees and pensions to (1667-99), 112[57,ix.]. Ogham inscriptions, 12 [6]. Ogilvie, Alexander, of Boyne, marriage contract (1566), 104 [25, iii.]. Prof. George, author, 60 [2]. Sir George, account of preservation of the Regalia, 33, [30]. John, Jesuit, imprisonment and execution of (1615), 105 [26, vi.]. Regality of, court books, 22 [6]. See Ogilvy. Ogilvy, David Lord, regiment of (174546), 170 [3]. James, Commendator of Dryburgh Abbey (1571), 171 [6, iv.]. John, of Powrie, documents presented to the King of Spain by (1596), 151 [15, ii.]. John, of Strathearn, action by (1571), 171 [6, iv.]. O'Growney, Professor Eugene, author, 69 [2]. Olaf Tryggvasonar Saga, 99 [xix.]. Old Deer Club, story of the, 60 [4]. Stone circles of, 53 [1]. Oliphant, Laurence, of Gask, correspondence (1745), 79 [2]. T. L. K., author, 79 [2]. Oliver, Rev. J., author, 89 [34]. Mrs. J. R., author, 87 [15], 87 [21], 88 [29], 89 [34]. Robert M., author, 88 [27]. Index Orange, Mary Princess of, letters of, 179 [3A, viii.]. Orcadian Papers, x. Origines parochiales Seotiae, 44 [97]. Orkney, extracts from Adam of Bremen relating to (1056-1563), 195 [B.]. Ben's description of (1529), 158 [53]. Bishops of, catalogue of (1112-1477), 30 [19B, ix.]. See Arason, Godmund; Gr seme, George; Kolbeinsson, Biarne. Chronicles of, 30 [ii.]. Earl of, see Sinclair. Earldom of, parishes in (1748), 111 [51, viii.]. Literary and Scientific Club, x. Natural History Society, x. Odal families of, 195 [A.]. Register of testaments (1611-84), 163 [21]. The Romans in, 195 [A.]. Sasines (1617-26), 195 [B.]. Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [0.]. Orkney and Shetland :— Antiquarian lore, 134 [1]. Bibliography of, 134 [1]. Bishop of, diploma, 30 [19B, iii.]. Deceased natives of, 134 [1]. Documents relating to (1438-1563), 175 [24, x.]. Justice courts, proceedings (1602-44), 110 [51, vii.]. Lawting of, acts and statutes (160244), 110 [51, vii.]. Oppressions in (16th century), 6 [31], 116 [75]. Sheriff court, acts and statutes (1602-44), 110 [51, vii.]. Orkneyinga Saga, 99 [xix.]; authorship of, 195 [A.]. Orleans University, Scottish Nation in (1336-1538), 156 [44]. Ormonde, James Duke of, letters (1719), 152 [19] ; portrait, 152 [19]. Orrok of that Ilk, bands of friendship by (1509-56), 110 [51, vi.]. Ossian, first publication of, 15 [4]; authenticity of, 70 [5]. Otuel, 1 [4]. Oxford, Lord Fountainhall's journey to, 154 [36]. P. J., tour from Edinburgh to Glasgow by (1641), 156 [44]. Paisley Abbey, register (1163-1529), 102 [17], 117 [1]; history of, 117 [2]. Black Book of, 118 [8]. Burgh records of (1163-1665), 144 [ H . ] . Philosophical Institution, x. Relations of Glasgow with, 142 [20]. Palgrave, Sir Francis, editor, 184 [48]. Police of honour, 28 [17]. Palinode, John Colville's, 45 [104]. 237 Palnatoki in Wales, paper on, 194 [3]. Panmure MSS., the, 30 [19B, ii.], 30 [19B, x.], 39 [69], 174 [24, vii.]. Papal negotiations with Mary Stewart (1561-67), 154 [37]. Papedy, the family of, 51 [1]. Papists, in Aberdeenshire (1704), list of, 172 [11]; in Scotland (1701-5), list of, 113 [57, xvii.]. Paris, Scottish historical materials in, 3 [14], 49 [ B . ] , 185 [3]. Parish records of Croy (1640-90), 97 [4]. Parishes, antiquities of, 44 [97]; in the Earldom of Orkney (1748), 111 [51, viii.]; in the Lordship of Zetland (1748), 111 [51, viii.]; reports on the state of (1627), 108 [34]; succession of ministers in (to 1560), 50 [0.]. Park, Sir John Bury Gordon of, paper on, 25 [27]. Parkhouse circle, the, 54 [4]. Parliament of Great Britain, proceedings relative to Porteous Mob in, 110 [51, iii.]. Parliament of Scotland, Acts of (11241707), 184 [58]. Acts of, relative to establishment of schools (1496-1696), 110 [51, i.]. Acts for settling the orders in (16621706), 112 [57, viii.]. Commissioner to (1607), accounts, 104 [25, vii.]. Order of precedence in, 104 [25A, viii.]. Riding of, method and manner, 112 [57, vill Of 1678, account of, 9 [3]. Of 1700-1707, proceedings, 32 [27]. Paper on, 139 [2]. Passionate sparke of a relenting mind, 33 [36]. Patent Rolls, English, relative to Scottish affairs, 106 [xviii.]. Paterson, Rev. J., author, 53 [3]. William, letters from Darien of (1698-99), 75 [6]. Paton, Henry, editor, 151 [15, ix.], 152 [20], 163 [26, 27], 164 [33], 195 [B.]. V. A. N., editor, 151 [15, vii.]. Patrick, David, editor, 158 [54], R. W. C , editor, 21 [11]. Patronage, letters relating to church (1711-12), 170 [3]. Paul, Rev. David, author, 52 [16]. Sir James Balfour, author and editor, 13 [15], 75 [7], 147 [1], 185 [4], 186 [8]. Rev. R., author, 188 [4], 189 [7]. Rev. Robert, editor, 151 [15, iii.], 151 [15, vi.], 156 [44, x.]. Peasant of Auburn, 18 [28]. Pecock, Reginald, Bishop of Chichester, paper on, 77 [4], a38 Index Peebles, burgh records of (1165-1710), 141 [10]. Charters and documents relating to (1165-1710), 141 [10]. Register of testaments (1681-99), 162 [12]. Penni worth ofwitte, 6 [29]. Pentland Rising, the, account of, 32 [28]; trials in connexion with, 157 [48]. Percy, Thomas, Bishop of Dromore, his < Hermit of Warkworth', 17 [15]. Personal names, surnames : Of Aberdeenshire, 54 [6]. In the Book of Deer, 53 [3]. Of Dumfriesshire, 63 [14]. Ewart, 52 [18]. Gaelic, 72 [19]. Hawick, de, 89 [30]. Highland, 73 [21]. Of Kirkcudbrightshire, 63 [15]. Papers on, 25 [26], 88 [29], 191 [26]. Perth, James Duke of, portrait, 123 [16]. Duchess of, portrait, 123 [16]. Isabella, Countess of, see Seton. John Earl of, memoir (1657), 171 [6, xv.]. St. William of, paper on, 147 [2]. Articles of, David Calderwood's ' De regimine', 178 [3, iii.]. Chronicle of (1210-1668), 101 [10]. Clan fight at (1396), 139 [1]. Kirk session register (1577-1634), 179 (3A, ix.]. Matter relative to, 179 [3A, X.]. Minister of, see Galloway, Patrick. Proceedings at (1716), 180 [3A, XX.]. Proposed translation of St. Andrews University to (1698), 135 [1]. Synod of, decree (1206), 174 [24, v.] ; ministers (from 1560), 50 [c.]. Perthshire, geographical collections for, 158 [51]. Sculptured monuments in, 42 [88]. Pertomannus, Lewis, voyages of (1503), 18 [22]. Pest, * ane breve descriptioun' of the (1568), 46 [108]. Peter the Great, Tsar of Russia, physician to, 156 [44]. Rev. James, author, 60 [3]. Peterhead, coast names near, 53 [1], Parochial and ecclesiastical notes, 53 [1]. Petrie, Adam, works, 160 [1]. Petterano, Prince of, see Cantelmi, Don Rostaino. Petty, House of, decree of spuilzie (1571), 171 [6, iv.]. Philip II., King of Spain, correspondence, 49 [B.] ; memorial presented to (1596), 151 [15, ii.]. Philip, James, of Almerieclose, his ' Grameid', 148 [3]. Philiphaugh, Leslie's march from Hereford to, 89 [35], Philotus, 36 [50]. Phylotus and Amelia, 36 [50]. Picts, chronicles of the, 185 [1]; papers on the, 24 [19], 72 [15], 96 [4]; and Scots, origin of, 54 [5]. Pilgrimages in Scotland, royal, 147 [1]. Pinkie, battle of, account of, 27 [10]; plan of, 27 [10]. House, MS. at, 40 [76]. Pitcairn, Robert, author and editor, 2 [6], 31 [20], 33 [35], 36 [51], 48 [8], 196 [3]; his 'Criminal Trials, 5 34 t [42], 102 [19]. Pitcairne, Dr. Archibald, satire by (1692), 100 [6]. Pitsligo, Alexander Lord, paper on, 54 [9] ; portrait, 123 [16]. Pittodrie MSS., the, 171 [6, xi.]. Place-names :— Aberdeenshire, 123 [21]. Abernethy, 97 [4]. Ayrshire, 96 [4]. Banffshire, 22 [3], 22 [5], Buchan, 53 [4]. Cairn Valley, 65 [23]. Celtic, 22 [3], 62 [6], 96 [3], 129 [1, 2], Crailing, 52 [18]. Deer, Book of, 53 [3]. Dumfriesshire, 62 [6], 63 [14]. Gaelic, see Celtic. Galloway, 62 [10], 64 [18]. Hawick, 90 [39]. Huntly, 94 [8]. Inchaffray, 159 [56]. Inverness-shire, 96 [3]. Lonmay, 54 [8]. Nithsdale, 62 [9]. Peterhead, 53 [1]. Roxburghshire, 90 [39], 147 [2]. Scandinavian, 194 [1]. Stirlingshire, 191 [25]. Strathavon, 25 [25]. Taverlinn, 52 [18]. Teviotdale, 88 [25]. Lectures and papers on, 13 [13], 51 [14], 52 [15], 86 [12, 13], 130 [7]. Plantation of kirks, reports to the Commissioners for (1627), 108 [34]. Playfair, family of, 82 [B.], 82 [is.], 83 [L.]. Playing-cards, a satire on the Commonwealth, 59 [16]. Plenishing, early domestic, 192 [27]. See Furniture. Pluscarden Priory, Bull of Urban IV. to (1263), 171 [6, xvi.]; notice of, 80 [12]. Pococke, Richard, Bishop of Meath, tours in Scotland (1747-60), 148 [1], 193 [2]; portrait, 148 [1], 193 [2]. Poland, Russian invasion of (1563), 17 [19]. Polichronicon seu policratica temporum, 157 [47]. Poll Books, of Aberdeenshire (1696), 177 [A.] ; of Banffshire, 25 [24]. Index Pollen, J. Hungerford, editor, 154 [37], 156 [43]. Polmaise papers, the, 191 [25]. Poison, A., author, 72 [16]. Pont, Robert, reformer, collections for the life of, 107 [32], his Catechism (1573), 1 9 8 [ l l , i x . ] . Timothy, his topographical account of Cunningham, 116 [74]; map of Old Angus, 42 [86]. Poor Laws, papers on the, 61 [3], 87 [18]. Popoli, Duke of, see Cantelmi, Don Rostaino. Porteous Mob, proceedings in Parliament regarding (1736), 110 [51, Hi.]. < Port-Glasgow, relations of Glasgow with, 142 [20]. Portraits :— Abbotshall, Sir Andrew Ramsay, Lord (1620 ?-88), 154 [36]. Albany, Louisa Countess of (17531824), 123 [16]. Albemarle, George Earl of (1724-72), 124 [25]. William Anne Earl of (1682-1754), 124 [24]. Alexander V I . , Pope, 122 [11]. Alexander, Sir William, see Stirling. Major-General W. R. E., 83 [a.]. Ancram, Robert Earl of (1578-1654), 50 [ D . ] . Anne Countess of, 50 [D.]. Arbuthnot, Dr. John (1667-1735), 123 [18]. Argyll, Archibald Marquis of (15981661), 50 [D.]. Bain, Prof. Alexander (d. 1903), 127 [6]. Balmerino, Arthur Lord (1688-1746), 122 [14]. Beaton, David, Cardinal (1494-1546), 42 [86]. Beattie, Prof. James (1735-1803), 123 [18]. Blackie, Prof. John Stuart (180995), 139 [2]. Bouillon, Henri Due de (1555-1623), 122 [15]. Buchan, David Earl of (1742-1829), 10 [5]. William Earl of, 89 [35]. Burnet, Gilbert, Bishop of Salisbury (1643-1715), 123 [18]. Burns, Robert (1759-96), 82 [23]. Cameron, Sir Ewen, of Lochiel (1629-1719), 5 [24], 113 [59]. Campbell, Lady Anne, Marchioness of Huntly (1608-38), 122 [15]. Sir Duncan, of Glenurquhay (1598), 44 [100]. Principal George, (1719-96), 123 [18]. Chalmers, Patrick, of Auldbar (180254), 45 [102]. 239 Portraits, contd. :— Charles Edward Stewart, Prince (1720-88), 122 [14], 123 [16], 139 [1], 153 [27]. Clerk, John, Lord Eldin (17571832), 44 [98]. Sir John, of Penicuik (1684-1755), 150 [13]. John, of Eldin (1728-1812), 44 [98]. Cockburn, John, of Ormistoun (d. 1756), 156 [45]. Crichton, Sir James, of Frendraught (d. 1636), 121 [9]. Lady, 121 (9). Croall, Alexander (1809-85), 192 [28]. Cruickshank, Prof. John (d. 1875), 123 [18]. Cummyng, James (d. 1793), 10 [5]. Derby, James Earl of (1607-51), 50 [D.]. Charlotte Countess of, 50 [D.]. Donald, Colin D., 136 [3]. Drummond, Lord John (d. 1747), 123 [16]. William, of Hawthornden (15851649), 102 [18]. Dun. Principal Patrick (d. 1649), 120 [4]. Dunbar, Gavin, Bishop of Aberdeen (1455?-1532), 120 [3]. Edgar, James (d. 1764), 79 [5]. Elizabeth Stewart, Queen of Bohemia (1596-1662), 121 [9]. Elphinstone, William, Bishop of Aberdeen (1431-1514), 93 [5], 128 [19], 175 [26]. Erskine, Hon. John, of Carnock (1662-1743), 150 [14]. Farquharson, Francis, of Monaltrie (1710-90), 124 [23]. James, of Invercauld (1722-1805), 124 [23]. John, of Invercauld (1673-1750), 124 [23]. Fletcher, Andrew, of Salton (16551716), 66 [4]. Forbes, Duncan, of Culloden 16851747), 123 [18]. Patrick, Bishop of Aberdeen (15641635), 121 [5]. William, Bishop of Edinburgh (1585-1634), 121 [5]. William, of Tolquhon (17th century), 122 [15]. Foulis, Robert (1707-76), 101 [14]. Fountainhall, Lord (1646-1722), 154 [36]. Geddes, Principal Sir William D. (d. 1900), 127 [18]. Gibbs, James (1682-1754), 7 [3]. Glencairn, Alexander Earl 01 (d. 1574), 80 [9]. Gordon, LordLewis(d. 1754), 122[14]. General Patrick, of Auchleuchries (1635-99), 175 [31]. 240 ndex Portraits, contd. :— Gordon, Robert, of Straloch (15801661), 123 [18]. Graham, Dougal (1724-79), 91 [40]. Gregory, Professor James (1638-75), 123 [18]. Hamilton, William, of Bangour (1704-52), 10 [3]. Hannay, Patrick (d. 1629 ?), 93 [4]. Hatton, Charles Lord (d. 1691), 151 [15]. Henry Benedict Stewart, Cardinal York (1725-1807), 123 [16]. Hope, Sir Thomas, of Craighall (d. 1646), 151 [15]. Huntly, Anne Marchioness of, see Campbell, Lady Anne. Innes, Cardinal George (fl. 1412), 9 [2]. James Francis Stewart, Prince (1688-1766), 122 [14]. Johnston, Sir Archibald, of Wariston(1610?-63), 153 [26]. Arthur (1587-1641), 121 [9], 122 [15]. Keith, Marshal James Francis Edward (1696-1758), 123 [18], 152 [19]. Kilmarnock, William Earl of (170446), 122 [14]. Knox, John (1505-72), 81 [16]. Laing, David (1793-1878), 10 [5]. Lauder, Sir John (1665), 154 [36]. Lauderdale, John Duke of (1616-82), 151 [15]. Elizabeth Duchess of (d. 1697), 151 [15]. Law, Thomas Graves (d. 1904), 157 [46]. Lesley, John, Bishop of Ross (152796), 34 [38]. Leslie, David, see Newark. Lothian, William Earl of (1605 ?-75), 50 [ D . ] . Anne Countess of, 50 [D.]. M'Grigor, Sir James (1771-1858), 123 [18]. Mackay, General Hugh, of Scourie (1640 ?-92), 35 [45], 37 [53], 103 [22]. Macpherson, Andrew, of Cluny (1661), 155 [41]. Marischal, George Earl (1553 M623), 120 [4], 128 [19]. George Earl (1693-1778), 152 [19]. Mary Countess, 122 [15]. William Earl (d. 1635), 120 [4]. Marwick, Sir James D. (d. 1908), 142 [21]. Mary Stewart, Queen, 139 [1]. Melgum, John Viscount (d. 1630), 121 [9]. Melvin, Dr. James (1795-1853), 123 [18]. Menzies, Sir Paul, of Kinmundy (1553-1640), 121 [9]. Portraits, contd. :— Moir, James, of Stoneywood (1746), 123 [16]. Montrose, James Marquis of (161250), 114 [66]. Morison, Sir Alexander (b. 1779), 125 [29]. Mure, William, Baron of the Exchequer (1718-76), 115 [71], 118 [7]. Murray, Sir David, of Gorthy (15671629), 47 [115]. Muschet, John Saunders (d. 1886), 192 [28]. Napier, Archibald Lord (d. 1658), 114 [66]. John, of Merchiston (1550-1617), 38 [62], 109 [47]. Margaret, see Stirling. Newark, David Lord (d. 1682), 50 [D.]. Ormonde, James Duke of (1665-1745), 152 [19]. Perth, James Duke of (1746), 123 [16]. Duchess of, 123 [16]. Isabella Countess of, 33 [31], 100 [1]. Pitsligo, Alexander Lord (1678-1762), 123 [16]. Poeocke, Richard, Bishop of Meath (1704-65), 148 [1], 193 [2]. Reid, Thomas (d. 1624), 120 [4]. Prof. Thomas (1710-96), 123 [18]. Rhind, Alexander Henry, of Sibster (1833-63), 10 [7]. Rogers, Rev. Charles (1825-90), 80 [10]. Rollock, Principal Robert (1555 ?-99), 47 [115], 197 [8]. Rothes, John Earl of (1600-41), 34 [37]. Smellie, William (1740-95), 10 [5], Stair, James Viscount (1619-95), 47 [115]. Stirling, Sir George, of Keir (1637), 114 [66]. Margaret, Lady, of Keir, 114 [66]. William Earl of (1567 ?-1640), 47 [114], 83 [G.]. Strathmore, Patrick Earl of (164295), 149 [9]. Stuart, John (1813-77), 176 [38]. Professor John, of Inchbreck (d. 1827), 177 [B.]. Thomson, Thomas (1768-1852), 43 [95], 44 [99]. Urquhart, John, of Craigston (15471631), 122 [15]. Sir Thomas, of Cromarty (1611-60), 107 [30]. William the Lyon, King, 10 [3]. Winton, Robert Earl of (d. 1603), 33 [31], 100 [1]. Margaret Countess of, 33 [31], 100 [1]. Index Portraits, contd. :— Wodrow, Rev. Robert (1679-1734), 119 [11]. Postal matters, illustrations of, 129 [4]. < Pozz', the life of Dr., 19 [31]. Prayer, a form of morning and evening (1595), 199 [11, xix.]. Preachers, Commission for approbation of (1653), 59 [15]/ Precedence in Parliament, order regarding (1606), 104 [25A, viii.]. Presbytery records :— Aberdeen (1562-1681), 172 [15]. Alford (1689), 146 [3]. Cupar (1641-98), 2 [7]. Dingwall (1643-88), 152 [24]. Elgin (1636-1800), 126 [35]. Glasgow (1592-1601), 104 [25, i v . ] ; (1603-26), 104 [25A, ix.]. Haddington (1664-69), 31 [xxv.]. Inverness (1643-88), 152 [24]. Lanark (1623-1709), 4 [16]. Lochcarron (18th cent.), 130 [6]. St. Andrews (1641-98), 2 [7]. Strathbogie (1631-54), 171 [7]. Presentation in the Temple, 1 [2]. Press, censorship of, documents illustrative of (1686-1705), 111 [51, x.]. History of, documents illustrative of (temp. Charles II.), 179 [3, xvii.]. Prestonpans, battle of, letter descriptive of (1745), 180 [3A, xxii.]. Minister of, see Davidson, John. Prestwick, burgh records (1470-1782), 105 [27]. Primitive man in Britain, paper on, 192 [29]. Pringle, Thomas, poet (1789-1834), paper on, 86 [6]. Walter, of Greenknow, biography of (1625-67), 198 [9]. Family of, 158 [50]. Printers:— Anderson, James, 179 [3, xvii.]. Buchan, Peter, 54 [7]. Saunders, Robert, 179 [3, xvii.]. Young, Robert, 179 [3, xvi.]. Of Edinburgh (1577-1687), 30 [19, xii.]. Newspaper (1686-1705), 111 [x.]. Prior to 1700, 67 [6]. Prison life in Inverness (1700-20), paper on, 96 [3]. Privy Council, Acts against Clan Gregor (1610-21), 112 [57, i.]. Anent Glasgow University (1602), 112 [57, ii.]. Anent the riding of Parliament (16001703), 112 [57, vii.]. Anent the robes of Earls, etc. (160610), 104 [25, vi.]. Anent the establishing of schools (1496-1696), 110 [51, i.]. Letter to (1626), 180 [3A, XV.]. Proceedings (1700-1707), 32 [27]. I 241 Privy Council, register (1545-1660), 185 [5], 186 [5]. Privy Seal, register (1488-1529), 187 [13]. Prize of Wisdom, 18 [30], Proctor, Charles, author, 94 [6], 95 [13]. Procurators, Faculty of, Glasgow, paper on, 136 [4]. Proper lessons for the Tories, 16 [9]. Prophecies, ancient, 35 [44], 87 [14]. Protocol Books of :— Broun, Robert (1612-20), 20 [1]. Mason, John, of Avr (1576-93), 20 [1]. Ros, Gavin (1512-32), 164 [29]. Simon, Cuthbert, of Glasgow (14991513), 80 [8]. Psalms, James VI.'s metaphrase of the, objections to (1631), 29 [xvii.]. Ptolemy's Scotland, paper on, 64 [22]. Public Record Office, papers relating to Scotland in the, 182 [10], 183 [17], 184 [26, 48], 185 [3], 186 [7], 187 [10], 187 [11] ; guide to, 182 [28], Records of Scotland, guide to, 187 [12]. Pynours, the Aberdeen, 8 [2]. Quair of Jelousy, 30 [xi. ]. Quakers, memoirs of the rise of the, 177 [ft]. Queen's Remembrancer, MSS. in the custody of, 112 [56]. I Q Radclyffe, Roger, letters of (1524), 106 [xlii.-xliii.]. Rae, E. B., author, 65 [25]. Ragman Rolls, the, 36 [47]. Rait, Robert S., author and editor, 75 [7], 128 [19], 156 [44]. Raith, laird of, bands of friendship with (1509-56), 110 [51, vi.]. Ramsay, Sir Andrew, of Abbotshall, letters (1663-67), 33 [33]; portrait, 154 [36]. Sir William M., author, 73 [24], 128 [20]. Of Balmain, family of, 124 [22]. Rannes, the Hays of, 23 [9]. Rathen Manual, the, 7 [4]. Ratisbon, Scots College at, register, 125 [30]. Rattray, papers on, 53 [1], 54 [5]. Ravenscraig Castle, paper on, 54 [9]. Raynton, John de, of Lamberton, paper on, 52 [16]. Read, John M., author, 56 [11], Reade, Thomas, narrative of Hamilton's expedition (1648), 156 [44]. Readers in the Church of Scotland, register of (1574), 198 [11, x . ] ; register of, after the Reformation, 100 [5]. Rectorial addresses in Aberdeen Universities (1835-1900), 127 [6]. Ree, Rev. Stephen, editor, 124 [26], 126 [33], 126 [35]. 242 Index JReever's penance, the, 48 [9], Reeves, William, editor, 45 [103]. Reformation, Knox's history of the, 46 [112], 199 [12]. Literature in the, 7 [4]. Monastic foundations at the period of, notice of (1738), 55 [5]. Satirical poems of the time of, 167 [20]. Reformers, Wodrow's lives of the, 107 Eefutatio libelli De regimine ecclesice Scoticance, 178 [3, iii.]. Regalia, accounts of the preservation of (1651), 33 [30], 153 [26]. Regality Court books, of Ogilvie, 22 [ 6 ] ; of Spynie (1592-1601), 171 [6, ix.]. Registrum magni sigilli (1306-1659), 183 [16], 1 8 6 ^ Secreti sigilli regum Scotorum (1488-1529), 187 [13]. Reid, Alex. George, editor, 155 [39], Thomas, secretary to James VI., portrait, 120 [4]. Prof. Thomas, portrait, 123 [18]. Reimes, Philippe de, his 4 Roman de la Manekine', 39 [68], Religion, remains of ancient, paper on, 70 [5]. Religious orders, Scottish, paper on, 78 [6]. Bembrun, 4 [18]. Renfrew, relations of Glasgow with, 142 [20]. Renfrewshire, description of (1710), 101 [12], 117 [3]. Geographical collections for, 158 [52]. History of, 119 [13]. Renwick, Robert, author and editor, 136 [4], 142 [16], 142 [17], 142 [19], 143 [B.-E.]. Restalrig, register of burials (1728-1854), 164 [32]. Logan of, 139 [I]. Restennet Priory, charters, 10 [5]; history of, 10 [5]. Revolution of 1689, materials for the history of, 35 [45], 37 [53], 39 [71], 40 [77], 74 [1], 103 [22], 114 [64], 148 [3], 155 [41], 174 [24, iii.]. Rhind, Alexander H., of Sibster, memoir, 10 [7]; portrait, 10 [7]. Family of, 24 [17]. Lectures, 11-14. Rhymer, Thomas the, see Ercildoune. Uhys, Professor John, author, 12 [10]. Riccaltoun, Rev. Robert, minister of Hobkirk, paper on, 88 [27]. Rich,Barnabe, his 'Phylotus and Emelia', 36 [50]. Richard I I . , King of England, in Scotland, paper on, 189 [8]. Richard III., King of England, peace with Scotland (1484), 30 [19, iii., iv.]. Richardson, James S., author, 147 [2]. Richmond, Duke of, MSS. of, 173 [20, iii.]. Riddell, Rev. Henry Scott, author, 85 [5], 86 [6]; centenary of, 89 [30]; reminiscences of, 87 [14]. John, author, 33 [35]. Riding the Parliament, method and manner of (1600-1703), 112 [57, vii.]. Ridpath, George, Whig journalist, correspondence (1706-19), 3 [xxii,]. Bight way to the Kingdome of JSevine, 31 [xxi.], 166 [2]. Rising of 1715, materials, 6 [30], 57 [16], 57 [17], 58 [7], 69 [2], 79 [2], 89 [34], 113 [57, xviii.], 122 [14], 153 [15, viii., ix.], 180 [3A, xix.-xxi.]. Of 1745, materials, 4 [17], 64 [17], 69 [2], 71 [13], 73 [23], 79 [2], 108 [37], 111 [53], 122 [14], 124 [24], 131 [1], 149 [8], 151 [15, ix.], 153 [27], 170 [3], 171 [6], 174 [20, v.], 180 [3A., xxii.], 188 [2]. Roads, Roman, in Britain, 64 [22]; Scottish, 23 [7], 25 [25], 97 [5]. Bob Oig, 15 [3]. Bob Stene's Dream, 111 [52]. Robbie, John C , author, 132 [1]. JRobene and Mahyne, 27 [6]. Robert I., King of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 3 [14], 13 [16], 41 [79], 105 [28], 106[xxix.], 112[56], 183 [16], 183 [17], 184 [48], 184 [58], 186 [6], 186 [7]. The Bruce, 167 [31], 175 [28]. Tomb of, extracts relative to, 9 [2]. In 1307, paper on, 139 [1]. Robert I I . , King of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 41 [79], 106 [xxxv.], 183 [16], 183 [17], 184 [58], 186 [6], 186 [7]. Robert I I I . , King of Scotland, materials for the reign of, 41 [79], 183 [16], 183 [17], 184 [58], 186 [6], 186 [7]. Letter of, 106 [xxxvii.]. Robertson, A. W., editor, 122 [11A.]. Rev. J. M., author, 190 [15], 191 [21]. John, author, 191 [26]. John, donor, 4 [16]. Joseph, author and editor, 44 [97], 46 [111], 46 [113], 114 [65], 114 [67], 170 [1], 171 [9], 173 [17], 175 [24, xi.], 175 [29, 31], 176 [32]. Of Inshes, family of, 73 [20]. Robes, official, letter of James VI. anent (1606), 104 [25, vi.]. Robinson, William, his sufferings in New England (1659), 18 [24], Robson, Mark N., author, 88 [25]. Roger, family of, 82 [B.], 82 [E.], 83 [ L . ] . Rogers, Rev. Charles, author and editor, 79-84; autobiography, 80 [10]; portrait, 80 [10]. Index 'Rogum', David I.'s, 105 [28, v.]. Rolland, John, of Dalkeith, his * Seven sages', 37 [57]; his 'Court of Venus', 166 [3]. Rollock, Robert, Principal of the University of Edinburgh, life of, 28 [16]; works, 197 [8]; portrait, 47 [115], 197 [8]. Roman camp at Ardoch, the, 188 [2]. Catholic mission in Scotland (163149), 172 [11]. Empire, Eastern provinces, history and art of, 128 [20]. Occupation of Scotland, 90 [36], 90 [37]. Roads in Britain, 64 [22]. Scotland, paper on, 192 [28]. Station at Camelon, 191 [24]. Traces in Orkney and Shetland, 195 [A.]Wall, see Hadrian, Antonine. Roman de la Manekine, 39 [68]. Romances:— Arthour and Merlin, 3 [12]. A ventures de Fregus, 4 [19]. Glariodus, 101 [9]. Horn et Rimenhild, 41 [80]. Lancelot du Lak, 110 [48]. Otuel, 1 [4]. Rembrun, 4 [18]. Roman de la Manekine, 39 [68]. Rouland and Vernagu, 1 [4]. Sir Beves of Hamtoun, 109 [44]. Sir Guy of Warwick, 4 [18]. Sir Tristrem, 166 [8]. Sire Degarre, 5 [28]. Syr Gawayne, 38 [61]. Rome, Scots College at, register, 125 [30]. Ronald, Bailie James, 76 [2], 189 [12], 190 [14], 190 [18], 191 [24], 192 [27], 192 [29]. Roro, the Macgregors of, 73 [23]. Ros, Gavin, protocol book of (1512-32), 164 [29]. Rose, Alexander, of Kilravock, his accompt of expenses (I7l5)j 151 [15, viii.]. D. Murray, author, 73 [24]. P., author and editor, 25 [23], 25 [24]. Of Kilravock, family of, 173 [18]. Papers, 129 [4]. Rosebery, Earl of, preface by, 149 [8]. Ross, Alexander, author, 71 [10], 73 [22], 96 [1], 96 [2], 96 [4]. Andrew, author, 90 [38]. Donald, author, 70 [5]. James, author, 96 [1], 96 [2]. John, of Arnage, Provost of Aberdeen, letters to (1711-12), 170 [3]. Thomas, drawings by, 21 [10]. Rev. Dr., author, 189 [7]. Bishop of, see Lesley, John. Diocese of, antiquities, 44 [97]. Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [C], 243 Ross-shire, Philosophical Society, the, [x.]; sculptured stones in, 10 [4], 96 [4]. Rosslyn, Earl of, MS. of, 6 [30]. Rothes, John Earl of, his 'Relation' (1637-38), 34 [37]; portrait, 34 [37]. Rothesay, relations of Glasgow with, 142 [20]. Rothiemay, Lady, see Forbes, Katherine. Minister of, see Gordon, James. Rotterdam papers (1709-82), the, 154 [38]. Rotuli Scaccarii regum Scotorum (12641600), 186 [6]. Rouland and Vernagu, 1 [4]. Round towers, paper on, 130 [9]. Roundhead officers, letters from (165060), 44 [101]. Roundheads, 'twenty lookes over' the (1643), 58 [9]. Row, Rev. John, minister of Carnock, his ' Historie of the k i r k ' (15581637), 111 [55], 196 [4]. John, Principal of King's College, Aberdeen, his continuation of ' The historie of the k i r k ' (1637-1639), 112 [55], 196 [4]. William, minister of Ceres, his 'Coronis', 111 [55] ; his history of the years 1636-80, 199 [13]. Rowlands, Samuel, memoir (1570 ?1630?), 93 [6]; works, 93 [6], 93 [8]. Roxburgh, John Duke of, correspondence (1702-1708), 40 [72]. Robert Earl of, see Kerr, Sir Robert, of Celsford. Ministers of, see Betoun, J a m e s ; Ker, John. Roxburghshire, camps, etc., in, 51 [1]. Ecclesiastical place-names, 90 [39], 147 [2]. Stone circles of, 91 [40]. Royal Scots regiment, the (1626-34), 70 [7]. Ruberslaw, Roman remains at, 90 [37]. Ruck, Major, author, 75 [6]. Rulemouth Hospital, paper on, 89 [35]. Rules of Rulewater, the, 90 [38]. Rulewater, paper on, 88 [25]; the Rules of, 90 [38]; the Turnbulls of, 89 [35]. Runcieman, Mr., author, 23 [7]. Russell, Rev. John, author, 129 [2]. John, his ' V e r b a ' (1589), 32 [26]. Michael, Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway, editor, 43 [93], 181 [6]. Rev. W. C , author, 88 [27]. William Lord, speech of, at his execution (1683), 56 [14]. Miss, of Ashiesteel, author, 51 [14], 52 [15], 52 [18]. Rutherglen, relations of Glasgow with, 142 [20]. Rutledge, C. B., author, 90 [37]. 244 Index Sagas, extracts from, 98 [v.], 99 [xix.]; ' Havelok the Dane', 194 [3]; Manx monuments illustrated by, 194 [1]. Sage, Bishop John, works, 178 [2]. St. Andrews, burgh of, plan of (1642), 31 [xix.]. Minister of, see Blair, Robert. Register of testaments (1549-1800), 161 [8], Sculptured stones at, 190 [17]. St. Audrews, Diocese of:— Archbishops of :—see Beaton, David; Beaton, James; Gladstanes, George ; Hamilton, John ; Sharp, James; Spottiswoode, John. Richard Bishop of, charter, 105 [28, vi.]. William Bishop of, decree of the Synod of Perth in a case concerning (1206), 174 [24, v.]. Canons of, Papal bull in favour of, 105 [28, ii.]. Consistorial Court of, sentences (1541-54), 5 [25]. St. Andrews, Kirk Session of, register (1559-63), 112 [57, xii.]; register (1559-1600), 148 [4]. St. Andrews, Presbytery of, minutes (1641-98), 2 [7]. St. Andrews Priory, chartulary, 39 [69], Receipt from Haddington bailiffs to, 106 [xxxviii.]. Restitution of Derveisin church to, 106 [vii.]. Paper on, 7 [2]. St. Andrews, Synod of, acts, 9 [2]. St. Andrews, University of :— George Buchanan on the reform of (1563); 30 [vii.]. Inventory of library (1588-92), 104 [25A, vi.]. Professor of, see Johnstoun, John. Proposed translation to Perth (1698), 135 [1]. St. Salvator's College in, vestments, etc., belonging to (c. 1450), 112 [57, xi.]. St. Anthony, Preceptory of, Leith, notices of, 81 [14]; obituary (1526), 30 [xiii.]. Bartholomew, massacre of, tract on, 58 [14]. Columba, Adamnan's life of, 45 [103] ; paper on, 53 [3]. Columba's Abbey, Inchcolm, account of, 10 [5]. Cuthbert, his Fame Island ducks (1489), 174 [20, vi.]. Cuthbert-in-the-Sea, chapel of, 51 [13]. Donnan the Great, paper on, 147 [1]. Fillan, crosier of, inquisition regarding (1428), 10 [5], 173 [16, ix.]. George, Chevalier de, see James Francis Stewart, Prince. St. Gerardine, paper on, 7 [2]. Giles', Edinburgh, charters (13441567), 45 [105]. John, knights of, paper on, 75 [5] ; Lord, see Sandilands. Katherine of Alexandria, legend of, 4 [20]. Kentigern, mass for the feast of (1492), 114 [67, i . ] ; shrines of, 77 [2]. Kessog and his cult, paper on, 75 [5]. Margaret, shrines of, paper on, 77 [2]. Martin d'Auxigny, paper on, 74 [3]. Mungo, mass for the feast of (1492), 114 [67, i.]. Ninian, papers on, 62 [6], 189 [12]. Ninians, papers on, 190 [17], 190 [18]. Olave, saga of, 99 [xix.]. Oswald of Northumbria, paper on, 147 [2]. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, Ferme's analysis of, 199 [14]; Andrew Melville's commentary on, 199 [14]. Salvator, College of, register of vestments, etc., belonging to (c. 1450), 112 [57, xi.]. Serf's Priory, Lochleven, paper on, 78 [5]. William of Perth, paper on, 147 [2]. Saints, calendar of Scottish, 7 [2]. Legends of. the, 166 [13]. Salignac, Bertrand de, ambassador, diplomatic correspondence of (1568-75), 39 [67]. Salisbury, Bishop of, see Burnet, Gilbert. Sal ton, library of the church of (1664-69), 31 [xx v.]. Sandilands, James, Lord St. John, charter to (1563), 179 [3A, ii.]. Sandwick, local records (1740-1803), 149 [5]. Sanquhar, barony of, succession to, 3 [xiii.]. Sark, battle of (1449), paper on, 64 [20]. Sasines, Orkney and Shetland (1617-26), 195 [ B . ] . Satirical poems of the Reformation period, 167 [20]. Sauchieburn, battle of, paper on, 191 [26]. Saunders, Robert, printer in Glasgow, - petition of, 179 [3, xvii.]. Sayce, Professor A. H., author, 14 [19]. Scalacro?iicai 108 [40], Scandinavians, anthropological relations with Britain, 194 [3]; Scotland and the, 22 [3], 98 [v.], 99 [xix.]. Scargill-Bird, S. R., author, 182 [28]. Scholastic offices in the Scottish Church, 175[24,xi.]. Schools, Acts of Parliament concerning (1496-1696), 110 [51, i.]. Acts of Privy Council relative to (1496-1696), 110 [51, i.]. Index Schools, payments by the burghs for (1557-1634), 110 [51, ii.]. Sciennes TNunnery, constitutions of, 4 [21]. Sclaterford, the skirmish at (1513), 89 [35]. Scone, coronation of Charles I I . at, 7 [4], 76 [4], Abbey, muniments, 40 [78], 114 [62]. Scot, John, his metrical account of the war in Flanders (1701-12), 155 [38]. Captain Walter, of Satchells, compilation by, 160 [2]. William, minister of Cupar, his ' Apologetical narration \ 198 [10]. Family of, metrical history of, 160 [2]. Scotm numisma, 55 [5]. Scotichronicon, MSS. of the, 118 [8]. Scotland:— Affairs (1558-60), 198 [11, iii.]; (1559), 27 [ 5 ] ; (1569-73), 36 [51] ; (1577-1603), 34 [39]; (1615-35), 83 [K.] ; (1650-67), 36 [52]; (166188), 42 [87]; (1680-86), 38 [66]; (temp. Charles I.), 135 [1]. Ancient Christian monuments of, 13 [12]. Ancient fortifications, 13 [14]. Ancient religion, 70 [5], Archaic art, 73 [24]. Archaic types of society, 74 [3]. Army in (1684), 112 [57, v . ] ; (1702), 112 [57, vi.]. Books printed in, before 1700, 67 [6]. Bronze age, 12 [5]. Burgh laws and customs (1124-1424), 140 [1], 142 [22] ; organization, 78 [7]. Burghal life, 65 [24]. Burghs, in 1692 and 1708, 141 [13]; origin and influence of, 74 [1]. Cathedrals, 147 (2). Celtic church, 71 [11]. Chamberlain of, 106 [xix., xx.]. Chapel Royal, 81 [20]. Charles II. and (1650), 151 [17]. Christianity in, antiquity of, 156 [44]; 11 [2], 12 [3], 13 [12]. Coinage, 55 [5], 74 [2]. Commonwealth and (1651-53), the, 151 [18], 155 [40]; (1650-60), 44 [101]. Constable of, 171 [6, xii.]. Convention of the Royal Burghs of, 144. Costume (15th century), 75 [6]. Criminal trials (1488-1624), 34 [42], 102 [19]. Denmark and, intercourse between, 165 [2]. Descriptions of, 30 [xiv.], 30 [xv.], 31 [xxii.], 33 [32], 114 [67, ii.], 158 [51-53], 172 [15]. Ecclesiology of, 7 [2]. Education, 74 [3], 77 [4], 88 [22]. 245 Scotland, contd. :•— Edward I. in, 13 [16], 29 [xix.], 36 [47], 65 [24], 68 [1], 75 [5]. Edward I.'s regulations for the government of, 106 [xxiv.]; relations with, 106 [xxiii.], 112 [56]. Edward II.'s relations with, 13 [16], 105 [28, i.]. Edward III.'s ground of claim to the throne of, 106 [xxvii.]; in Scotland, 13 [16]. English patent rolls relative to the affairs of, 106 [xviii.], 106 [xxiii.]. Etchings of views in, 27 [8], 44 [98]. Exchequer rolls (1264-1600), 186 [6]. Excise and customs (1612), 185 [2]; (1656), 27 [7], 141 [13]. Facsimiles of national MSS., 187 [F. viii.]. France and, documents (1515-1603), 49 [ E . ] . French expedition to (1548), 90 [37], 100 [2]; (1708), 25 [28]. French influence in the language of, 74 [4]. French materials for the history of, 45 [107], 49 [B.], 185 [3]. Funeral customs, 86 [10]. Gold mines, 28 [14]. Government of, 158 [52], 158 [53]. Great Chamberlain, accounts (13261453), 41 [79]. Great Seal, register (1306-1659), 183 [16], 186 [8]. Hertford's invasion (1545), 87 [19]. Industries, 96 [1]. Irish literature and, 69 [2]. Iron age, 12 [4], 25 [28]. Iron industry, 96 [3], 139 [1]. Joint-stock companies, 77 [2]. Kings of, 30 [ii.], 31 [xx.], 101 [8], 107 [xlviii.]. Knights Hospitallers, 147 [2]. Land-names, 13 [13]. See also Placenames. Laws of, 86 [11]. Monumental inscriptions, 79 [3]. Music, 37 [59], 81 [20], 109 [43]. National evolution of, 97 [5], Nobility, order of precedence, 104 [25A, viii.]; reports an (1577), 79 [6], 139 [1]; (1583), 29 [iv.]; (15831602), 79 [6]. Norse sagas illustrative of the history of, 98 [v.], 99 [xix.]. Ogham inscriptions, 12 [6]. Pagan times, 12 [4], 12 [5]. Parishes of, antiquities, 44 [97]; state of (1627), 108 [34]. Parliament, Acts of (1124-1707), 184 [58]; proceedings (1700-1707), 32 [27]. Police methods, 87 (14). Pre-Union legislation, 75 [7]. 246 Index Scotland, contd. :— Privy Council, proceedings (17001707), 32 [27]; register (15451625), 185 [5]. Privy Seal, register (1488-1529), 187 [13]. Protectorate and (1654-59), the, 153 [31] ; (1650-60), 44 [101]. Regalia, 33 [30], 153 [26]. Religious orders in, 78 [6]. Roman remains, 90 [36], 90 [37]. Royal household (14th century), 156 [44]. Scandinavians and, the, 22 [3]. School-books, 77 [4]. Serfdom, 22 [2]. Social and domestic conditions, 79 [1], 81 [21]. Songs and airs, 90 [37]. Spain and, documents (1562-88), 49 [B.]. Stone age, 12 [5]. Teinds, 86 [13]. Travels in, 73 [22]. See also Travels and travellers. Treasury accounts (1473-1541), 185 [4]. University education, 75 [7]. Woollen manufacture, 88 [23]. Scotland, Church of:— Affairs of (1637-38), 34 [37]. Commissions of Assembly (1646-7), 150 [11]. General Assembly, proceedings (1560-1618), 41 [81], 110 [49]. Histories, 43 [93]; (80-818), 175 [25]; (203-1625), 181 [6]; (to 1568), 178 [1]; (1524-1625), 197 [7] ; (1558-1637), 111 [55], 196 [4]; (1637-39), 112 [55]. Parish ministers of (from 1560), 50 [0.]. Statutes of the (1225-1559), 46 [113], 158 [54]. Synods, manner of holding, 175 [25]. See also Church of Scotland. Scotos, the Macdonells of, 72 [15]. Scots Brigade in the United Netherlands, history of (1572-1782), 154 [32]; Colonel Clement Edmond of the, 189 [8]. Chronicles of the, 185 [1]. College, Douai, register of students, 125 [30]. College, Madrid, charter of foundation, 105 [26, v i i . ] ; register of students, 125 [30]. College, Paris, MSS. of, 105 [26]. College, Ratisbon, register of students, 125 [30]. College, Rome, register of students, 125 [30]. College, Valladolid, register of students, 125 [30]. Scott, Alexander, poems, 167 [36]. Scott, Alexander M., author, 74 [3]. Rev. Archibald B., author, 147 [1]. Rev. Hew, his ' F a s t i ' , 50 [0.]. Sir John, of Scotstarvefc, his 'Staggering state of Scottish statesmen' (1550-1650), 82 (c.); memoir of, 82 [0.]. John, of Halkshill, MS. of, 156 [43]. John, author, 66 [2], 67 [7]. W. R., editor, 157 [46]. Major Sir Walter, donor, 38 [60]. Sir Walter, author, 33 [35], 48 [1], 92 [1]. Donor, 27 [9], 34 [40]. Editor, 6 [30], 28 [19]. Genealogical memoirs of the family of, 80 [13]. m His * Memorials of the Haliburtons \ 80 [13]. Recollections of, 90 [37] Wat, o' Harden, paper on, 90 [37]. Of Balwearie, band of friendship by (c. 1509), 110 [51, vi.]. Scott-Moncrieff, W. G., editor, 149 [6], 157 [48, 49]. Scottis Bible, the, 67 [7]. Scottish seals, catalogue, 43 [91], 115 [68]. Statesmen, the ' Staggering state of' (1550-1650), 82 [c.]. Writers, David Buchanan on, 37 [55]; Thomas Dempster on, 31 [21]. Scotts of Euisdail, the, 88 [27]. Sculptured monuments, in Angus, 42 [88]. Dumfriesshire, 64 [18]. Iona, 11 [10], 189 [8]. Islay, 188 [5]. Mearns, 42 [88]. Perthshire, 42 [88]. Ross-shire, 10 [4], 96 [4]. St. Andrews, 190 [17]. Western Isles, 188 [4]. Of Scotland, 79 [3], 175 [27], 189 [12], 190 [18]. Seals, Scottish, catalogue 43 [91], 115 [68]. Selbie, Rev. G. A., author, 129 [2]. Selkirk common-riding, paper on, 86 [6]. Semple, Rev. Adam, author, 94 [2]. Colonel William, will of (1633), 105 [26, viii.]. Sempringham, the Order of, 75 [7]. Serfdom, paper on, 22 [2]. Sermons, to the Aberdeen clergy (1692), 146 [1]. Burlesque (15th cent.), 3 [iii.]. On occasion of the Gowrie Conspiracy (1600), 29 [xi.]. Service Book of 1637, the, paper on, 62 [6]; bibliography of, 66 [1]. Services of heirs (1547-1699), 183 [13]. Seton, Sir Andrew, author, 9 [2]. Lady Isabella, portrait, 33 [31]. Walter, bond for his return to England, 107 [xlvii.]. House of, history, 33 [31], 100 [1]. Seven sages, the, 37 [57]. Index Shakespeare the historian, paper on, 8 [3]. Shand, 0. Farquhar, editor, 180 [4]. Surname of, notes on, 24 [17]. Sharp, James, Archbishop of St. Andrews, Directory of, 9 [2], Household book (1663-66), 111 [51, xiii.]. Trial of Mitchell for the attempted assassination of (1674-78), 157 [49]. Letter of, 9 [2]. Letters to (1660-77), 151 [15, v.]. Sharpe, C. Kirkpatrick, editor, 33 [33]. Thomas, editor, 1 [1], 1 [2]. Shaw, A. Mackintosh, author, 70 [3]. J., author, 62 [9], 63 [14], 63 [15], 63 [16]. Shearer, D., author, 94 [3]. John E., author, 192 [27], 192 [29]. R S., author, 189 [11]. Shedden-Dobie, John, editor, 20 [1]. Sheridan's cavalry, last days of, 56 [15]. Sheriff-Court records:— Aberdeenshire, 125 [28]. Banffshire, 23 [13], 25 [23]. Lanarkshire, 74 [2]. Orkney and Zetland, 110 [51, vii.]. Sheriffamir, battle of, account of (1715), 180 [3A, xix.]. Shetland, Literary and Scientific Society of, x. Local records (1740-1803), 149 [5]. Minister in, see Mill, John. Norsemen in, 194 [1]. Register of testaments (1611-49), 163 [21]. Romans in, 195 [A.]. Sasines (1617-26), 195 [B.]. Shewan, Alexander, author, 127 [15]. Shields, Alexander, letters of, from t Darien (1698-99), 75 [6]. Shielings, Highland, paper on, 97 [5]. Shipping lists of Dundee (1580-1618), 153 [28]. Shirra, W. L., author, 189 [13], 190 [14], 192 [29], 192 [30]. Shortbread at the Lord's Supper, paper on, 63 [14]. Sibbald, Sir Robert, geographical collections of (1686-1723), 158 [52]; advertisement and general queries (1682), 31 [xxii.]. Simon, Cuthbert, protocol book of (14991513), 80 [8]. Simprin, account of, 51 [1], Simpson, H. F. M., editor, 151 [15, iv.]. Simson, Patrick, minister of Stirling, biography (1556-1618), 198 [9]. Sinclair, Rev. A. Maclean, author, 72 [17]. Sir David, of Swynbrocht, will of (1506), 30 [19B, vi.]. Sir George, editor, 33 [33]. John Lord, correspondence, 54 [8]. 247 Sinclair, John, Master of, memoirs of the insurrection (1715), 6 [30]; narrative attributed to, 180 [3A, XX.]. Matthew, murder of (1611), 178 [3, ii.]. William, Earl of Orkney, genealogy, 30 [19B, iii.]; investiture of (1434), 30 [19B, iv.]. Sinton, James, author, 90 [38], 90 [39], 91 [40]. Sir Beves of Hamtoun, 109 [44], Sir Guy of Warwick, 4 [18]. Sir Thomas Overburies Vision, 93 [3]. Sir Tristrm, 166 [8]. Sire Degarre, 5 [28]. Skae, William, his translation of Ferme's analysis, 199 [14]. Skeat, Rev. Walter W., editor, 165 [1], 167 [31]. Skene, Gilbert, see Skeyne. James, editor, 32 [25], 103 [20]. Sir John, letters to (1586-98), 120 [1]. William F., editor, 46 [108], 98 [iv.vi.], 99 [xvii.-xxi.], 120 [1], 185 [1]. Barony of, court book (1613-87), 174 [24, vi.]. Family of, 120 [1], 126 [A.]. MS., the, 37 [59], 109 [43]. Skeyne, Gilbert, tracts (1568-80), 46 [108]. Skye, documents relating to (17th and 18th centuries), 71 [13]. Slains Castle, paper on, 54 [6]. Slezer, Capt. John, his 'Theatrum Scotiae,' etc., 30 [xiv.], 66 [3]. Sligo, George, author, 10 [4]. Smailholm, the Dons of, 52 [16]. Small, J. W., author, 189 [13], 190 [17], 190 [18], 190 [19]. John, editor, 165 [2], Smellie, William, author, 9, note; portrait, 10 [5]. Smith, Alex. Emslie, editor, 126 [34]. Rev. David, author, 190 [17], 190 [18], 190 [20], 191 [26]. G. Gregory, editor, 169 [55]. John, of Crutherland, editor, 102 [16] ; donor, 108 [39]. Baillie, of Kelso, his account of the gypsies of Kirk Yetholm (1815), 90 [39]. Smythe, George, editor, 28 [15]. William, donor, 40 [78], 114 [62]. Social conditions, 69 [1], 69 [3], 79 [1], 81 [21], 97 [4], 148 [2], 151 [16], 156 [45], 158 [55]. Solemn League and Covenant, the, copies of, 75 [6], 119 [12]. Army of, 32 [28]. Declarations against (1681), 113 [57, xvi. ]. Teviotdale signatures to, 85 [1]. Soltre, hospital of, charters, 46 [109]. Solway, annals of the (to 1307), 75 [5]. Somers, Sir George, and the Bermudas, 17 [18]. 248 Index Songs, John Forbes' ' C a n t u s ' , 117 [ 4 ] ; paper on, 90 [37]. Sorcery, see Witchcraft. South, Samuel, letters of, from Darien (1698-99), 75 [6]. Southesk, Earl of, author, 90 [36]. Spa, narrative of a journey to (1756), 113 [58]. Spain, relations with Scotland (1562-88), 49 [B.]. Spalding, John, his * History'(1624-45), 32 [25], 103 [20], 174 [21]. Club, annual reports, 176 [38]. Catalogue, 176 [38]. Notices of, 176 [38]. SpectaHe ofluf, 30 [19, ix.]. Spence, James, author, 22 [6], 23 [12], 24 [19], 53 [1], 53 [2], 53 [3], 54 [4], 54 [5]. Spottiswood, John, collections for the life of (1510-85), 107 [32]. Sir Henry, poems, 179 [3, vi.]. James, Bishop of Clogher, life of (1567-1645), 178 [3, v.]. John, Archbishop of St. Andrews, biographical sketch of (1565-1637), 181 [ 6 ] ; his 'History,' 43 [93], 181 [6] ; his reply to Calderwood's ' Deregimine ', 178 [3, iii.]; sermon by (1618), 178 [3, iv.]. Captain John, petition of (1650), 179 [3, ix.]. John, papers relating to (1611), 178 [3, ii.]. John, speech of (1702), 179 [3, xi.]. Sir Robert, President of the Court of Session, address of (1633), 179 [3, vii.]; execution of (1646), 179 [3, viii., x.]. Family of, genealogy, 178 [3, i.]. Sprott, Rev. G. W., author, 147 [2]. Spynie,, Regality Court, register (15921601), 171 [6, ix.]. Squibs, political (1660-90), 17 [14]. Staggering state of Scottish statesmen, 82 [c.]. Stair, James Viscount, portrait, 47 [115]. Earl of, MSS. of, 20 [i.]. Stang, petition anent the (1734), 105 [25A, x.]. Stanley, Lady Anne, see Ancram. Staplegordon, paper on, 90 [36]. Stark, Rev. James, author, 54 [9]. Starke, J. G. H., author, 63 [16]. James, author, 61 [1], 61 [2], 62 [5], 62 [6]. State papers :— (1108-1435), 186 [7]. (1286-1306), 185 [3]. (1509-89), 182 [10]. (1513-34), 184 [26]. (1532-90), 187 [9]. (1547-81), 187 [11]. (1560-1603), 187 [10]. Statesman's progress, the, 18 [25]. Stationers, notes on, 67 [6]. Statutes of the Church (1225-1559), 46 [113], 158 [54]. Stefansson, J6n, author and editor, 195 [5], 195 [A.], 195 [B.]. Stent, paper on, 96 [1]. Stephaniskion, 32 [26]. Stephen, Rev. W. L., author, 65 [25]. Stephenson, Marmaduke, sufferings in New England (1659), 18 [24]. Prof. Wm., author, 128 [19]. Sternhold, Thomas, his ' Gude and godlie ballatis', 167 [39]. Steuart, A. Francis, editor, 156 [44]. Stevenson, J. G., editor, 168 [44]. J. Home, editor, 186 [8]. Rev. Joseph, editor, 36 [49], 38 [65], 105 [28], 108 [40], 109 [41], 109 [42], 109 [46], 110 [48], 111 [54], 112 [56], 185 [3]. Stewart, Charles, author, 188 [6]. Duncan, donor, 102 [15]. James, of Acharn, trial of, 72 [15], 73 [23]. William, his metrical version of Boece, 183 [6]. Stewarts of Allanton, the, 113 [58]. Of Coltness, the, 113 [58]. Of Goodtrees, the, 113 [58]. Stitchel, Baron Court, records (16551807), 157 [50]. Barons of, 158 [50]. History of, 52 [15]. Ministers of, 158 [50]. Schoolmasters of, 158 [50]. Stirling, Sir George, of Keir, portrait, 114 [66]. Lady, of Keir, see Napier, Margaret. William Earl of, charters of lands in Nova Scotia to, 47 [114]; his ' Encouragement to colonies', 47 [114] ; memorials of, 83 [G.] ; register of royal letters (1615-35), 83 [K.] ; verses on, 3 [xx.]; portrait, 47 [114], 83 [G.]. Attempt on the Regent Morton at (1571), 191 [26]. Blockade of (1746), 188 [2]. Bridge, 190 [14], 192 [28], 192 [30]; battle of, 192 [27]. Burgh records of (1124-1752), 143 [ B . - D . ] 5 189 [10]; (1519-50), 192 [28]. Burgh seals of, 190 [18]. Castle, repair of (1628), 113 [57, xv.]. Chapel Royal, inventory of ornaments, etc. (1562), 105 [26, i i . ] ; register, 81 [20]. Crafts, 191 [24]. Ecclesiastical antiquities, 76 [2]. Episcopal congregation, minute book (from 1798), 190 [15]. Erskine Church, 192 [30]. Friars of, 189 [13]. Hammermen, minute book, 191 [24]. Index Stirling, history of, 189 [11], 190 [19], 190 [20], 191 [21], 191 [23], 191 [25], 192 [28]. Hospitals of, 190 [14]. James VI. at (1585), 29 [x.]. King's Park, 192 [29]. Kirk session, register (1597-1601), 104 [25, i v . ] ; (1601-49), 104 [25A, ix.]. Mar's lodging, 192 [27], 192 [29]. Minister of, see Simson, Patrick. Parish, 190 [18]. Parish Church, 189 [12]. Recollections of, 190 [16]. Register of testaments (1607-1800), 163 [22]. Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 Stirlingshire, geographical collections for, 158 [51]. % In Scottish life and thought, 191 [24]. Place-names, 191 [25]. Possessions of Arbroath Abbey in, 191 [21]. Standing stones in, 189 [12], 190 [15]. Superstitions of, 191 [23]. Stolberg, Louisa of, see Albany. Stone age, the, 12 [5], 53 [1], 61 [1]. Stone circles and monuments of :— East Scotland, 189 [12]. Galloway, 64 [17, 18]. Inverness-shire, 9 [3], 61 [3]. N.E. Scotland, 54 [7]. Old Deer, 53 [1]. Parkhouse, 54 [4]. Ross-shire, 10 [4], 96 [4]. Roxburghshire, 91 [40]. Stirlingshire, 189 [12], 190 [15]. Strathnairn, 22 [3]. Strathspey, 96. [1]. West Scotland, 189 [12]. Papers on, 22 [6], 96 [1]. Stoneywood, laird of, letters to (1745-46), 170 [3]. Story, Very Rev. Principal Herbert, author, 75 [5], 75 [6]. Sfcowe Missal, the, 76 [2]. Strachan, the family of, 83 [H.]. Of Thornton, 82 [D.]. Straloch papers (1585-1665), the, 170 [3]. Strange, James Lord, impeachment of (1642), 16 [12]. Strathavon, place-names, 25 [25]. Strathbogie, ecclesiastical history of, 94 [2]. Presbytery book of (1631-54), 171 [7]. Rental of the lordship of (1600), 173 [20, iv.]. Strathclyde, the Britons of, 188 [6]. Strathearn, Court of the Superintendent of, proceedings (1559-1600), 148 [4]. Earldom of, records, 42 [85]. .Earls of, and Inchaffray Abbey, 159 [56]. 249 Strathern, Sheriff, author, 74 [1]. Strathglass, the witches of (1662), 71 [8]. Strathmore, Patrick Earl of, diary (168489), 149 [9] ; portrait, 149 [9]. Strathnairn, stone circles of, 22 [3]. Strathspey, stone circles in, 96 [1]. Strena ad Jacobum V.y 29 [19A, i]. Strichen, history of, 53 [2], 53 [3]. Stuart, Captain James, his * March of the Highland army' (1745-46), 170 [3]. Professor John, of Inchbreck, life of, 177 [ B . ] ; essays, 9 [2], 177 [B.] ; portrait, 177 [B.]. John, author and editor, 10 [5], 10 [7], 11 [8], 11 [19], 141 [8, 9], 170 [3], 171 [6], 171 [7], 172 [11, 12, 15, 16], 173 [19, 20], 174 [21, 23, 24], 175 [27], 176 [35, 36, 38], 177 [A.], 186 [6] ; portrait, ,176 [38]. Superstitions, paper on, 23 [7], 86 [11], 96 [3], 180 [3A, xxiii.], 191 [23]; ode on, 137 [1]. Surnames, see Personal names. Sutherland, Alexander, of Dunbeath, will of (1456), 30 [19B,v.]. Rev. George, author and editor, 23 [8]; 129 [41 146 [3]. Dr., author, 06 [4]. Bishop Pococke's tour in (1760), 193 [2]. William, Earl of, letters of (1748-60), 20 [1]. Geographical collections for, 158 [51]. Geology of, 193 [1]. Members of Parliament for, 193 [3]. Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [o.]. Sweetheart Abbey, account of, 21 [10]; Edward I. at, 65 [24]. Swinton, Archibald C , author, 51 [1]. Of Swinton, family of, 51 [1]. Switzerland, churches of, Confession of faith (1536), 198 [11, i.]. Swynbrocht, see Sinclair, Sir David. Sydserf, Thomas, assault on (1669), 3 [vi.]. Symbolism, early Christian, 12 [7]. Synods, the ancient manner of holding, 175 [25]. Aberdeen, records (1562-1681), 172 [15]. Fife, minutes (1611-87), 2 [8]. Succession of ministers in (from 1560), 50 [o.]. Syr Oawayne, 38 [61]. Tancred, G., author, 89 [35]. Tap o' Noth, 'vitrified fort' on, 94 [6]. Taranger, Absalon, editor, 195 [B.]. Tarbolton, collections relating to, 20 [1]. Taverlinn, note on, 52 [18]. Taylor, H. B., author, 90 [37]. James, author, 68 [1], 68 [3]. R. H., author, 64 [17]. 250 Index Taymouth, * Black Book ' of, 44 [100]. Teares of Scotland, [135], 1. Tears on the death of Evander, 49 [10]. Teind law reform, paper on, 88 [27]. Teinds, paper on, 86 [13]. Templars, the, papers on, 8 [2]; 87 [19]. Temple, Rev. Wm., author, 22 [6], 23 [7], 23 [9], 127 [E.]. Terig, Duncan, trial of (1754), 34 [40]. Terpersie, the Gordons of, 125 [33]. Terry, Professor C. Sanford, author and editor, 8 [3], 124 [24], 128 [19], 155 [40]. Testament of Gresseid, 27 [6]. Testaments, wills, 30 [viii.], 30 [xii.], 30 [19B, V . ] , 30 [19B, vi.], 30 [19B, xi.], 80 [8], 104 [25A, vii.], 105 [26, v.], 105 [26, viii], 113 [57. xx.], 156 [44, xi.]. Registers of, 161, 162, 163. Teulet, Alexandre, editor, 3 [14], 39 [67], 45 [107], 49 [B.]. Teviot, Roman remains on the, 90 [36]. Teviotdale, Archdeaconry of, 90 [39]. Covenanting times in, 85 [3]. Dialect of, 86 [8]. Regiment, the, 89 [35]. Signatures to the Solemn League and Covenant in, 85 [1]. Place-names, 88 [25]. And Merse, Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [0.]. Teviothead, papers on, 87 [14], 89 [34]. Thanages, paper on, 23 [8], 129 [4]. Theatre of Scottish kings, 5 [26]. Theatre of Scottish worthies, 93 [5]. Theatrum Scotice, 30 [xiv.], 66 [3]. Thirlestane Castle, paper on, 52 [18], Convent of, paper on, 52 [18]. Lord, see Maitland, Sir John. Thistle, Order of the, observations on, 81 [20]. Thomson, A., author, 89 [34], 90 [36], 139 [1]. George, his treatise on Christianity in Scotland (1594), 156 [44]. George, author, 130 [8]. Rev. George W., author, 7 [4]. Rev. J. E. H., author, 189 [8]. J. S., author, 63 [12]. Rev. John H., author, 63 [13], 63 [14], 63 [16], 64 [20]. John Maitland, editor, 159 [56], 186 [8]. R., author, 97 [5], 130 [8]. Rev. Thomas, editor, 197 [7]. Thomas, editor, 26 [1], 27 [5], 28 [13], 28 [18], 32 [28], 34 [38], 35 [43], 35 [44], 36 [47], 36 [48], 39 [69], 40 [76], 41 [79], 41 [81], 43 [94], 103 [23], 110 [49], 183 [13], 183 [16], 184 [50, 51, 58]; memoir of, 43 [95], 44 [99]; portrait, 43 [95], 44 [99]. Professor William, editor, 115 [69]. Thornborough, John, Bishop of Worcester, tract by (1641), 139 [2]. Thornton, paper on, 52 [15]. The Strachans of, 82 [p.]. Thorpe, Markham John, editor, 182 [10]. Thurburn, Mr., author, 22 [3]. Tillydesk, register of baptisms (17631801), 164 [30]. Tocher, J. F., author, 53 [3], 54 [4], 54 [6]. Todd, James, author, 190 [20]. Toleration, Act of, letters relating to (1711-12), 170 [3]. Tolmie, R. G., author, 70 [5]. Torphichen, the knights of St. John and, 75 [5]. Tough, William, editor, 168 [40]. Tower of London, MSS. in, 105 [28], 183 [17]. Towie Barclay, paper on, 23 [7]. Trade between the Highlands and Lowlands, documents illustrative of (1565-1622), 98 [xii.]. Trail, Prof. J . W. H., author, 128 [19]. Traile, Insula de, foundation of the Priory of, 29 [19A, ii.]. Traill, Rev. Robert, biography by, 198 [9]. Travels and travellers, 15 [2], 17 [18], 18 [22]; in Scotland, 31 [xii.], 33 [32], 63 [14], 73 [22], 90 [36], 90 [38], 111 [51, ix.], 148 [1], 154 [36], 156 [44], 193 [2]. Treasurer, accounts of the Lord High (1473-1541), 185 [4]. Treasury, MSS. in H.M., 184 [48]. Tremain, Major H. Edwin, author, 56 [15]. Tremoille, Charlotte de, see Derby. Tribe lands, paper on, 23 [8]. Trimmer, the, 179 [3, xii.]. Trinity College, Edinburgh, charters, 46 [109]. Trochrig, minister of, see Boyd, Robert. Trotter, Henry J., editor, 126 [A.]. Troup, Charles E., editor, 123 [21], Tucker, Thomas, report on the Excise (1656), 27 [7], 141 [13]. Turnbull, Rev. George, minister of Alloa, diary (1657-1704), 151 [15, vi.]. William B., editor, 183 [6]. William B. D. D., author and editor, 1 [3-5], 2 [10], 3 [12], 4 [18], 4 [22], 5 [23], 5 [26], 6 [34], 49 [10], 109, [44]. Of Rulewater, family of, 89 [35]. Turner, George, author, 139 [1]. Sir James, memoirs (1632-70), 32 [28]. Turreff, James, author, 7 [3]. Turriff, history of, 23 [10]. Tweeddale and Lothian, Synod of, ministers (from 1560), 50 [c.]. Tweedie, Rev. W. K., editor, 198 [9]. Twopenny faith, the, 31 [xviii.]. Tynemouth, Prior of, letter to (1257), 29 [xvi.]. Index Tytler, Alex. Fraser, author, 137 [2]. P. Fraser, author and editor, 10 [4], 35 [45], 48 [2], 48 [4], 48 [5], 48 [7], 103 [22]. William, author, 9 [1]. Ubaldini, Petruccio, his description of Scotland (1588), 33 [32]. Ugies, the Eeformation beside the, 53 tfl. Underwood, Bev. Thomas, author, 62 [5]. Uniformity, Act ^ of (1662), English ministers ejected under the, 58 [13]. Union of England and Scotland, question of (1363-9), 139 [1]. Proposal for (1542), 29 [i.], 98 [iii.]. The Oromwellian, papers relating to (1651-2), 155 [40]. The projected (1604), advantages of, 139 [2]. Journals of the Commissioners treating for (1670), 155 [40], Treaty of (1706), paper on, 139 [1]. ' Some necessary cautions concerning 5 (1706), 179 [3, xii.]. Materials for the history of (1707), 32 [27], 40 [72], 65 [26], 150 [13]. University education in Scotland, notes on, 75 [7]. Urban IV., Pope, bull of (1263), 171 [6, xvi.]. Urie, barony of, court book (1604-1747), 150 [12]. Urquhart, Adam, editor, 35 [45], 38 [66], 103 [22]. John, of Craigston, portrait, 122 [15]. Sir Thomas, of Cromarty, works, 107 f [30]; portrait, 107 [30]. Castle, paper on, 96 [2]. Of Cromarty, family of, 73 [24]. Valladolid, Scots College at, register, 125 [30]. Vatican archives, MSS. from the, 154 [37]. Verba, John Russell's (1590), 32 [26]. Vernon, J. J., author, 87 [19], 88 [22], 89 [30], 89 [31], 89 [32], 89 [34], 89 [35], 90 [38], 90 [39], 147 [2]. W. F., author, 86 [13]. Verona, remarkable child born at, 180 [3A, xxiii.]. Viking age in England, archeology of, 195 [5]. 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