[0c] The following is the entry referred to:—
‘October 4th, 1832.—I find that this tour was both begun and ended on a Sunday. I am sorry that it should have been so, though I hope and trust that our thoughts and feelings were not seldom as pious and serious as if we had duly attended a place devoted to public worship. My sentiments have undergone a great change since 1803 respecting the absolute necessity of keeping the Sabbath by a regular attendance at church.
‘D. W.’
[9a] Criffel.
[9b] Annandale.
[11] See Appendix A.
[20] 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.—Ed.
[27] Probably the Rev. John Aird, minister of the parish, 1801–1815.
[30] Ragweed.
[31a] Tinto.
[33] New Lanark, Robert Owen’s mills.