[468] Macky’s Journey through Scotland, p. 93.
[469] Pennant’s Tour in Scotland, ii. 197.
[470] Stockdale’s Memoirs, i. 238.
[471] Boswell’s Johnson, vi. xxx.
[472] G. M. Berkeley’s Poems, p. cccxcvi.
[473] Topham’s Letters from Edinburgh, p. 208.
[474] G. M. Berkeley’s Poems, p. cccxlix.
[475] Wesley’s Journal, iv. 77.
[476] Tour through Great Britain: Account of Scotland, iii. 154. Defoe calls it St. Salvadore’s, and wonders “how it was made to speak Portuguese.” Boswell gives it the same name, though he spells it differently—St. Salvador’s. By 1807 I find it called in Grierson’s Delineations of St. Andrews, as it is at present, St. Salvator’s.
[477] St. Andrews as it was and as it is, p. 157.