[228] Memorials, p. 43.
[229] Analecta Scotica, ii. 167.
[230] Sir George Mackenzie, Memoirs of Affairs of Scot., p. 217.
[231] Mackenzie’s Mem. Scot. Affairs, p. 226.
[232] A tight body-coat, from Fr. just-au corps.
[233] See vol. i., p. 427.
[234] See vol. ii., p. 318.
[235] Edin. Council Record.
[236] Arnot’s Hist. Edinburgh, 1779, p. 598.
[237] It is usually stated that the first coffee-house in England was set up in 1654 in a shed in the church-yard of St Michael, Cornhill, by one Pasqua, a Greek, servant of Mr Daniel Edwards, a Smyrna merchant.