Journals of Dorothy Wordsworth, Vol. 1 (of 2)

by Dorothy Wordsworth

[78] Annandale.—J. C. S.

[79] There is some mistake here. The Hopetoun title was not taken from any place in the Leadhills, much less from the house shaped like an H.—J. C. S.

[80] Probably the Rev. John Aird, minister of the parish, 1801-1815.—J. C. S.

[81] Ragweed.—J. C. S.

[82] Tinto.—J. C. S.

[83] New Lanark, Robert Owen's mills.—J. C. S.

[84] Lady Mary Ross.—J. C. S.

[85] Corehouse.—J. C. S.

[86] The house belonging to the Earls of Hopetoun at Leadhills, not that which bears this name about twelve miles from Edinburgh.—J. C. S.

[87] Glasgow Green.—J. C. S.