INDEX
ABBOT, THE, [4], [10], [265-271]; [348].
Abbotsford, [39], [46], [89], [90], [133], [146], [220], [233], [346], [352], [360], [376], [394], [396], [397], [398], [399], [401], [402].
Abercorn, Lady, letter to, [22].
Abercrombie, George, [119].
Aberfoyle, [74]; clachan of, [192], [193]; [194]; old bridge, [193].
Adam, Rt. Hon. William, [267], [268].
Albany, Duke of, [381], [384], [385].
Allan-Fraser, Patrick, [154].
Allan, the river, [259].
Alsatia (Whitefriars), [323], [324].
Amboglanna, [136].
Annan, [357].
Annan, the river, [359].
ANNE OF GEIERSTEIN, [391], [392].
Anne, Queen, [374].
ANTIQUARY, THE, [145-159].
Argyle, John, Duke of, [202], [207].
Argyle, Marquis of, [225], [226], [227], [228], [231].
Ashby de la Zouch, [234], [235], [236].
Ashestiel, [48], [62], [106], [346], [352].
Avon, the river, [283].
Baiglie, the Wicks of, [10], [378].
Bailie, Joanna, letter to, [366].
Balfour, John, of Burley, [169], [177], [178], [179].
Baliol, Barnard, founder of Barnard Castle, [88].
Ballantyne, James, [5], [106], [365], [372], [391], [392], [403].
Ballantyne, John, [5], [273], [372], [403], [404].
Balmawhapple, [124].
Balquhidder, Kirk of, [188], [189].
Balue, Cardinal John de la, [234], [343].
Bard's Incantation, The, [159].
Barnard Castle, [86-88], [92].
Beaton, Cardinal, [155].
Becket, Thomas à, [373].
Bemerside Heights, [352].
Ben Nevis, [233].
Ben Venue, [12], [74], [76], [78].
BETROTHED, THE, [365-369].
Birnam Wood, [380].
Bishop's Palace, the, Kirkwall, [307].
Blackford Hill, [8], [57], [59].
Black Ormiston, the Laird of, original of Julian Avenel, [261].
Blackwood, William, criticism by, of The Black Dwarf, [165].
Blair Adam Club, The, [267].
BLACK DWARF, THE, [15], [160-165].
Blenheim, battle of, [374].
Blenheim Palace, [373-375].
Bohun, Sir Henry de, [104].
Border Minstrelsy, [52].
Borthwick, the river, [35].
Bothwell Bridge, [168], [170], [171].
Bothwell Castle, [172].
Bower, Johnny, guide at Melrose, [41].
Bowhill, seat of the Duke of Buccleuch, [35].
Bowness, [357].
Bradwardine, Bears of, [107], [109].
Bradwardine, Cosmo Comyne, [118], [123].
Bradwardine, Rose, [113].
Braes of Balquhidder, [11], [66], [78], [186], [187], [196].
Branxton Hill, [7].
BRIDAL OF TRIERMAIN, THE, [16], [20], [21], [91], [96-99]; [104].
BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR, THE, [215-223]; [190].
Brig o' Turk, [71], [74], [77].
Brogar, Bridge of, [310].
Brown Square, [9].
Bruce, John, discoveries of, in Kinrossness, Shetland, [208], [209].
Bruce, Robert, [40], [80], [101], [102], [103], [124], [129], [152], [191], [230], [262], [304], [332].
Bryant, William Cullen, quoted, [164].
Buccleuch, Duchess of (Countess of Dalkeith), [31], [32], [34], [46].
Buccleuch, Duke of, [32]; [35]; [46]; [49].
Buchanan, Francis, [120].
Burgh-upon-Sands, [358].
Byron, Lord, [104].
Cadyow Castle, [30]; quotation, [31].
Caerlaverock Castle, [127-129], [135], [357].
Caerlaverock Churchyard, grave of Old Mortality, [167].
Calton Hill, [60].
Cambus Kenneth, [80].
Campbell, Robert MacGregor, original of Rob Roy, exploits of, [182-188]; death of, [189].
Canongate, The, Edinburgh, [209].
Cargill, George, original of Saunders Mucklebackit, [156].
Carlisle, [21], [121], [357], [358], [362].
Caroline, Queen, [204].
Carpenter, Miss Charlotte Margaret. See Lady Scott.
Carrick, Margaret, original of Tib Mumps, [137].
Castell Coch, Wales, [368].
Castell Dinas Bran, [367].
CASTLE DANGEROUS, [190], [393].
Castle Street, Edinburgh, Number [39], Scott's residence, [346].
Castleton, [328].
Cat Castle rocks, [94].
Cathcart Castle, [271].
Chambers, Robert, quoted, [202], [204].
Chambers, William, quoted, [163].
Charles I, [90], [225], [233], [319], [322], [326], [374].
Charles II, [184], [242], [325], [326], [330], [332], [334], [335], [376], [385].
Charles of Burgundy, [338], [343], [344], [345], [392].
Chaucer, [374].
Chillingham Castle, [189-190], [191].
Christian, William (William Dhône), [332].
CHRONICLES OF THE CANONGATE, THE, [387-394].
Churchill, John, Duke of Marlborough, [374].
Claverhouse, John Grahame of, [170], [171], [179].
Cleikum Inn, [350].
Clerk, William, original of Darsie Latimer, [9], [110], [267].
Clickimin (Cleik-him-in), Pictish broch, [298].
Clifford Tower, [250].
Cluden, the river, [126], [205].
Clyde, the river, [172].
Coldingham Abbey, [56].
Coldingham Priory, [222].
Colmslie, [260].
Comines, Philippe de, [341], [345], [392].
Coningsburgh, Castle of, [246], [247], [248], [249], [250].
Constable, Archibald, [272], [372], [403], [404], [405].
Constable, George, original of Monkbarns, [4], [147].
Constance de Beverly, [54-56], [64].
Corehouse, Lord, [42].
Corra Linn, [172].
COUNT ROBERT OF PARIS, [392].
Cragg Force, [94].
Craighall, [12], [110], [111], [112].
Craignethan Castle, original of Tillietudlem, [172-175].
Cranstoun (Lord Corehouse), original of the Baron of Cranstoun, [42].
Cranstoun, Miss (The Countess of Purgstall), [190].
Crichope Linn, [177].
Crichton Castle, [56-58], [221].
Cromwell, Oliver, [241], [374], [376], [377], [385].
Crookston Castle, [270], [271].
Crosbie, Andrew, original of Paulas Pleydell, [141].
Culloden, battle of, [116], [122], [123].
Cumnor Church, [279].
Cumnor Hall, [272], [273], [276], [277], [278].
Cumnor, the village, [273], [281].
Curle, James, [396].
Dacre, Thomas, Lord, [20], [43].
Daim, Oliver le, [342].
Dalgetty, old soldier, [114].
Dairymple, James, Lord Stair, original of Sir William Ashton, [215], [216].
Dalzell, General, [179].
Darnley, Henry, Lord, husband of Mary Queen of Scots, [267], [271].
David I, [380].
David II, son of Robert Bruce, [183].
David Deans, house of, [212].
Davidson, James, original of Dandie Dinmont, [137].
Dee, river in Wales, [367].
Deepdale, [94].
Derby, Countess of (Charlotte de la Tremouille), [332].
Derby, Earls of, [332].
Derbyshire, [328].
Devil's Beef Tub, [361].
Dirk Hatteraick's cave, [131], [132].
Dods, Mrs. Margaret, [350].
Don, the river, [247].
Douglas, George, [269], [270].
Douglas, Lady, [269].
Douglas, 'The Little,' original of Roland Graeme, [270].
Douglas, Sir William, [269].
Douglas, village of, [393].
Doune Castle, [12], [80], [120].
Driver, Counsellor Pleydell's clerk, [142].
Drumclog, battle of, [170], [171].
Dryhope, [35].
Dudley, Edmund, [325].
Dudley, Guildford, [274], [325], [326].
Dudley, John, Earl of Warwick and Duke of Northumberland, [274], [277], [281], [325].
Dudley, Robert. See Leicester.
Dugald Ciar Mohr, ancestor of Rob Roy, [183].
Dumbiedykes, [212].
Dumfries, [126], [127], [130], [131], [135], [191]. Maxwelltown observatory, [166]; the Mid Steeple, [205]; Church of Kirkpatrick Irongray, [207].
Duncan, Rev. Dr., [353].
Duncraggin, [77].
Dundrennan Abbey, [270], [360].
Dunfermline, the Abbey, [40], [304].
Dunottar, Scott's meeting with Old Mortality, [167].
Dunstaffnage, [230], [231], [232], [379].
Dwarfie Stone, the, [312].
Earl's Palace, the, Kirkwall, [307].
Edinburgh, [7], [8]. The Old Town, [9], [10]; Brown Square, [9]; High Street, [141]; Parliament Square, [190-202]; St. Giles, [60], [109-203]; Tolbooth, [9], [200-205], [233]; Advocates' Library, [200]; Grassmarket, [203], [204]; King's Park, [209], [212]; Canongate, [209], [266]; Salisbury Crags, [7], [8], [60], [210], [389]; Queensbury House, [266]; the Castle, [346]; Castle St., [346]; St. Cuthbert's Church, [114]; St. Leonard's Crags, [8], [212]; the Cowgate, [201]; West Bow, [201]; St. Anthony's Chapel, [8], [210], [211].
Edward I, [129], [191], [231], [324], [358], [379].
Edward III, [374].
Edward VI, [274].
Eildon Hills, the, [38], [347], [352], [396].
Elibank, [36], [49], [106], [139], [332].
Elizabeth, Queen, [272], [273], [274], [275], [286], [287], [321], [326], [332].
Ellis, George, [32], [52], [96]; quoted, [61], [64].
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, opinion of The Bride of Lammermoor, quoted, [215].
English Lakes, the, [15], [16], [96].
Erskine, Rev. John, [10].
Erskine, William, [51], [96], [375].
Esk, vale of the. See Roslin Glen.
Etal Castle, [62].
Ettrick Forest, [47].
Ettrick, the river, [175].
EVE OF ST. JOHN, THE, [3], [30].
Eyemouth, [222].
Faa, Gabriel (Tod Gabbie), [138].
FAIR MAID OF PERTH, THE, [11], [378-386]; house of, [382].
Fairy Dean, [259].
Falkland Castle, [383], [384], [385].
Fast Castle, [220].
Feckless Fannie, original of Madge Wildfire, [213].
Ferguson, Dr. Adam, [15], [160], [162].
Ferguson, Sir Adam, [15], [16], [81], [267].
FIELD OF WATERLOO, THE, [104].
Fitful Head, the, [300].
Fitz James. See James V.
Flodden Field, [7], [53], [58], [61], [62], [64], [257].
'Flower of Yarrow,' the, [35].
Forbes, Sir William, [18], [95], [389].
Ford Castle, [62].
Forth, the river, [188], [192].
FORTUNES OF NIGEL, THE, [316-327], [404].
Fort William, [231].
Foster, Anthony, [274], [276], [279].
Fountains Abbey, [243], [244].
Friar Tuck, [237], [243], [252].
Gardiner, Colonel, [4], [116].
Gauger's Loup, the, [131].
Gemmels, Andrew, original of Edie Ochiltree, [6], [148].
George II, [327].
George V, [231], [320], [323].
Gilmerton, [280].
Gilsland, [16], [20], [97], [136], [159], [349].
Glasgow-- The Cathedral, [191], [192]; the Tolbooth, [192]; the Salt Market, [192]; the Trongate, [195]; Langside, [270].
Glen Finglas, [74].
GLENFINLAS, [30].
Glenfruin, battle of, [183].
Glengarry. See MacDonnel.
Gloucester, Cathedral of, [369].
Goblin Cave, the, [78].
Goldie, Mrs., [207].
Gordon, Jean, original of Meg Merrilies, [6], [7], [138].
Gordon, Madge, Queen of the Gipsies, [6], [138].
Gow, John, original of Cleveland, [313].
Gowrie Conspiracy, [221], [385].
Grahame, John. See Claverhouse.
Graham of Killearn, [186-187].
Grassmarket, Edinburgh, [203], [204].
Gratz, Rebecca, original of Rebecca, [252].
GRAY BROTHER, THE, [30].
Gray, Daft Jock, original of Davie Gellatley, [118].
Grandtully Castle, [13], [109], [111], [112].
Greenwich Palace, called Placentia, [326].
Greta, the river, [89], [91], [94].
Grey, Lady Jane, [274], [325], [326].
Grey Mare's Tail, [176], [177].
Grierson of Lag, [361].
GUY MANNERING, [126-144]; scenes from, in Edinburgh, [10]; Liddesdale, [15]; England, [16].
Guy's Cliffe, [281].
Gwenwynwyn, Welsh hero, [368], [369].
Haddon Hall, [329], [330], [331].
Hall, Captain Basil, [399].
Kailyards, residence of Dr. Adam Ferguson, [160].
Hal o' the Wynd, house of, [382].
Harden, [35].
Harden, Wat of, [106].
HAROLD THE DAUNTLESS, [104].
Harthill, site of Front-de-Boeuf's castle, [239].
Hastings, William, Lord, [235].
Hawthornden, [24].
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, his opinion of Scotland, [256].
HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN, THE, [8], [199-214], [326].
Heber, Richard, [52].
Henry I, [373].
Henry III, [374].
Henry VII, [240], [274], [335].
Henry VIII, [244], [258], [321], [325], [326].
Herries family, the, [359-360].
HIGHLAND WIDOW, THE, [389], [390].
High Street, Edinburgh, [9], [141].
Hillslap, [260].
Hoddam Castle, [359], [360], [361].
Hogg, James, the Ettrick shepherd, [26], [139], [144], [176].
Holyrood Palace, [10], [60], [112], [113], [209], [266], [267].
Hospitalfield, Arbroath, [153].
Howard, Lord William ('Belted Will'), [21], [43], [331].
Hoy, Island of, [312].
Hughes, Mrs., of Uffington, quoted, [124].
Hutton, Richard H., quoted, [64].
Innerleithen, [349].
Inverary Castle, [227], [231].
Inverlochy, battle of, [226], [231-233]; Castle, [232].
Inversnaid, [119]; the fort, [196]; the falls, [197].
Irthing River, the, [20], [97], [349].
Irving, John, [7].
Irving, Washington, visit of, to Abbotsford, [252], [306]; Scott's letter to, [253]; quoted, [41], [47], [145], [146], [347], [398].
James I of Scotland, [120], [129], [381], [385].
James II of Scotland, [83], [120], [381], [385].
James IV, [53], [58], [59], [60], [63], [81], [120].
James V, [47], [58], [81]; as Fitz James, [67], [75], [79], [80], [84]; as 'Gudeman of Ballangeich,' [82], [129], [342], [385].
James VI of Scotland (James I of England), [36], [82], [221], [233], [317-321], [324-327], [385].
James VIII, the 'Old Pretender,' [113].
Jarlshof, Shetland Islands, [294], [298], [299], [300], [308].
Jedburgh, [14].
Jeffrey, Lord, [96]; quoted, [64].
Jervaulx Abbey, [242].
John, King, [235], [242], [251], [374].
Jones, Paul, [130].
Keith, Mrs. Murray, original of Mrs. Bethune Baliol, [300].
Keith, Sir Alexander, [109].
Kelso, [5], [6], [7], [26], [150], [353], [358].
KENILWORTH, [272-289].
Kenilworth Castle, [273], [275], [277], [281], [283], [288], [289]. Mortimer's Tower, [283], [284], [287]. The Gallery Tower, [283], [284], [286]. Cæsar's Tower, [284]. Leicester's Building, [284]. Henry VIII's Lodgings, [285]. The White Hall, [285]. The Presence Chamber, [285]. The Great Hall, [285], [287]. Mervyn's Tower, [286], [287]. The Pleasance, [287].
Kenneth MacAlpine, [231].
Kilpont, Lord, original of the Earl of Menteith, [225-228].
Kilsyth, battle of, [233].
Kinblethmont, [158].
Kinfauns, Castle of, [379].
Kinross, [268].
Kirkwall, capital of the Orkney Islands, [303-309].
LADY OF THE LAKE, THE, [12], [22], [23], [66-85].
Lag, Castle of, [361].
Laidlaw, William, [347], [348].
Lammermuir Hills, [218], [221].
Lanark, [172].
Lanercost Priory, [20], [44], [97].
Lang, Andrew, quoted, [64], [214], [377].
Langshaw, [260].
Langside, battle of, [270], [271].
Lasswade Cottage, [22], [25], [45], [346].
Lauderdale, Duke of, [179], [180].
Lanrick Mead, [71], [77], [78].
LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL, THE, [21], [28-46], [348]; quotation from, [24].
LEGEND OF MONTROSE, A, [4], [224-233].
Leicester, Earl of (Lord Robert Dudley), [273], [274], [275], [276], [277], [278], [280], [283], [284], [285], [286], [287].
Leicester's Commonwealth, anonymous pamphlet, [276].
Leny, Falls of, [229].
Lerwick, capital of the Shetland Islands, [291-293], [296], [303], [311].
Leslie, General, [225], [233].
Leyden, Dr. John, letter to, [48].
Liddesdale, raids into, [1], [14], [26], [137].
Liège, [319], [343], [344], [345].
LIFE OF NAPOLEON, [372].
Lincluden Abbey, [126], [127].
Lindisfarne Abbey, [54-56].
Lindsay, Sir David, [56], [58].
Linlithgow, [58].
Llangollen, Wales, [366], [367]; the 'Ladies' of, [367].
Loch Ard, [74], [192], [194], [195].
Loch Arklet, [196].
Loch Corriskin, [100].
Loch Doine, [78].
Loch Fyne, [231].
Loch of Harray, [310].
Loch Katrine, [11], [12], [66], [71], [74], [76], [78], [101], [184], [187].
Loch Leven Castle, [267], [268], [269], [359].
Loch Linnhe, [226], [230], [231], [232].
Loch Lomond, [12], [119], [120], [183-185], [196].
Loch of the Lowes, [175].
Loch Lubnaig, [77], [78], [193], [229].
Loch Oich, [123].
Loch Scavig, [102].
Loch of Sleapin, [102].
Loch of Stennis, [310].
Loch Tay, [379].
Loch Voil, [78], [189], [196].
Loches, Castle of, [341], [342].
Lockhart, John Gibson, [97], [347], [400]; quoted, [48], [64], [214], [253], [317], [336], [366], [371], [372], [377], [391].
London, [316], [317], [320], [327], [334], [335].
London Bridge, [325].
LORD OF THE ISLES, THE, [100-105].
Louis XI of France, [338], [339], [340], [341], [343], [344], [345].
Lyulph's Tower, [98].
Macallister's Cave, [102].
MacDonald, Flora, original of Flora MacIvor, [122].
MacDonnel, Colonel Ronaldson, of Glengarry, [123].
MacGregor, Clan, [182-184].
MacGregor, Helen, Rob Roy's wife, [195].
Mackay, Charles, [198].
MacVicar, Minister of St. Cuthbert's, [114].
Maida, Scott's favourite dog, [123], note; [371-375], [398].
Major Oak, the, in Sherwood Forest, [239-240].
'Making' of Sir Walter, the, [1-27].
Malcolm Graeme, [68], [79], [84].
Manor Water, vale of, [15], [160], [163].
Marck, William de la, [342].
Margaret, Lady, of Branksome Hall, [33], [37], [41], [44] [45].
MARMION, [7], [8], [20], [47-65], [353]; quotations from, [3], [8].
Marquis of Annandale's Beefstand, [361].
Marriott, Rev. John, [50].
Mary, Queen of England, [274], [275], [326], [335].
Mary, Queen of Scots, [58], [81], [265], [266], [267], [268], [269], [270], [271], [272], [275], [359], [385].
Mathieson, Peter, [399].
Mayburgh, [98].
Meg Merrilies, [131], [137], [138].
'Meikle-mouthed Meg,' story of, [36].
Melrose, [33], [38-42], [45], [106], [255], [258], [265], [266], [304], [347], [348], [352], [399].
Menteith, Lake, [73].
Mercat Cross, of Melrose, [261].
Middleham Castle, [240], [241].
Miller, A. H., quoted, [195].
Millie, Bessie, original of Norna of the Fitful Head, [313], [314].
MINSTRELSY OF THE SCOTTISH BORDER, [15], [25], [29], [31].
Mitchell, Robert, [169], [180].
Moddey Dhoo, legend of the, [334].
Moffat Water, [175].
MONASTERY, THE, [4], [255-264], [348].
Monkbarns (Hospitalfield), [153].
Monmouth, Duke of, [170], [171], [179].
Montrose, Duke of, [182], [185], [187], [196], [202].
Montrose, the Marquis of, [225], [226], [228], [232], [233]; sword of, [233].
Morritt, John B. S., [89], [90], [91], [134], [197].
Morton, The Regent, [202].
Mount Sharon, [5].
Mousa, broch of, [247], [300], [301].
Mucklebackit, Saunders, [155-157].
Multon, Sir Thomas de, of Gilsland, [21], [369].
Murdock, Duke of Albany, [129].
Murray, Sir Gideon, of Elibank, [36].
Muschat's Cairn, Edinburgh, [210].
Nasmyth, Sir James, [162].
Naworth Castle, [20], [43], [44], [231].
Neidpath Castle, [351].
Nethan, the river, [172].
Neville, Richard, Earl of Warwick, [282].
Newark Castle, [35].
Nith, the river, [126], [127], [357].
Norham Castle, [7], [53], [56].
Oakwood Tower, Stronghold of Wat of Harden, [35].
Ochil Mountains, [59].
OLD MORTALITY, [166-181]; Tennyson's opinion of, [167].
ORIGINALS OF CHARACTERS-- Alasco, an Italian physician employed by the Earl of Leicester, [277]. Lucy Ashton, Janet Dalrymple, [216], [217]. Lady Ashton, Lady Stair, [216], [217]. Sir William Ashton, James Dalrymple, Lord Stair, [215], [216]. Julian Avenel, the Laird of Black Ormiston, [261]. Mrs. Bethune Baliol, Mrs. Murray Keith, [300]. Bevis, Maida, Scott's dog, [123], note; [371-375], [398]. The Black Dwarf, David Ritchie, [160]. Josiah Cargill, Rev. Dr. Duncan, [353]. Cleveland, John Gow, [313]. Baron Cranstoun, George Cranstoun, [42]. Effie Deans, Isabella Walker, [205-208]. Jeanie Deans, Helen Walker, [205-208]. Dandie Dinmont, James Davidson, [137]; Willie Elliott, [137]; Mr. Laidlaw, [137]. Meg Dods, Marian Ritchie, [350]. Driver, a clerk of Andrew Crosbie's, [142-143]. Alan Fairford, Sir Walter Scott, [9], [362]. Saunders Fairford, Walter Scott, father of Sir Walter, [9], [363]. Rachel Geddes, 'Lady' Waldie, [5], [358]. Davie Gellatley, Daft Jock Gray, [118]. Roland Graeme, 'The Little Douglas,' [270]. Dr. Gideon Gray, Dr. Ebenezer Clarkson, [391]. Dirk Hatteraick, Yawkins, a Dutch skipper, [131]. Darsie Latimer, William Clerk, [9], [362]. Alice Lee, Anne Scott, [376]. Allan McAulay, James Stewart, [227], [228]. Flora MacIvor, Flora MacDonald, [122]. Colonel Mannering, Sir Walter Scott, [144]. Margaret of Branksome, Williamina Stuart, [43]. Matilda of Rokeby, Williamina Stuart, [95]. Earl of Menteith, Lord Kilpont, [227]. Meg Merrilies, Jean Gordon, [6], [138], [148-151]. Saunders Mucklebackit, George Cargill, [156]. Tib Mumps, Margaret Carrick, [137]; Margaret Teasdale, [137]. Norna of the Fitful Head, Bessie Millie, [313]. Edie Ochiltree, Andrew Gemmels, [6]. Jonathan Oldbuck (Monkbarns), Sir Walter Scott, [4], [146]; George Constable, [4], [147] Old Mortality, Robert Paterson, [166]. Paulus Pleydell, Andrew Crosbie, [141-142]; Adam Rolland, [143]. Rebecca of York, Rebecca Gratz, [252], [253]. Sir Robert Redgauntlet, Grierson of Lag, [361]. Hugh Redgauntlet, one of the Herries family, [359]. Rob Roy, Robert MacGregor Campbell, [182]. Dominie Sampson, George Thomson, [140]. Diana Vernon, Miss Cranstoun, [190]; Miss Williamina Stuart, [191]; Lady Scott, [191]. Edward Waverley, Sir Walter Scott, [125]. Madge Wildfire, Feckless Fannie, [213].
Orkney Islands, Scott's visit to, in a light-house yacht, [100].
Osbaldistone Hall (Chillingham Castle), [189-190].
Oxford, University of, [275], [276].
Paterson, Robert, original of Old Mortality, [166-168], [171].
Peat, description of, [295-296].
Peel Castle, Isle of Man, [333].
Penrith, [98].
Perth, [10], [109], [226], [231], [378-382].
PEVERIL OF THE PEAK, [328-336], [404].
Philiphaugh, [233].
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