[9] Pitcairn.
[10] Dr. Jamieson conjectures the word to signify “warm hose.” After encircling the leg with an iron framework, it was put into a moveable furnace or chauffer, and during the progress of heating the iron, the intended questions were successively put.—Note in Pitcairn’s ‘Scottish Criminal Trials.’
[11] Pitcairn’s ‘Scottish Criminal Trials.’
[12] Chambers’ ‘Domestic Annals of Scotland.’
[13] ‘Antiquarian Researches of Aberdeen, by Gavin Turriff: Spalding Club Miscellany. Chambers’ ‘Domestic Annals,’ to the end of the Aberdeen trials.
[14] Apparently untranslateable.
[15] Patrick Anderson’s MS. history of Scotland, quoted by Robert Chambers, in his ‘Domestic Annals of Scotland.’
[16] Pitcairn.
[17] Pitcairn and Chambers.
[18] Pitcairn.