Domestic Annals of Scotland from the Reformation to the Revolution, Volume 2 (of 2)

by Robert Chambers

[315] Memoirs of Lady Grizzel Baillie.

[316] MS. in possession of Sir Hugh Purves Hume Campbell, Bart., Marchmont House.

[317] Papers Relating to the Geographical Description, Maps, and Charts of Scotland, by John Adair. Bann. Club Misc., ii. 345.

[318] Papers Relating to Slezer’s Theatrum Scotiæ, in Bann. Club Misc., ii. 307.

[319] Scots Magazine, Obituary, 1791.

[320] A Short Account of Scotland, &c. London, 1702.

[321] Called the Old Bank Close, in the Lawnmarket, where Melbourne Place now is.

[322] The earl’s first marriage to a daughter of the Marquis of Huntly—who, however, was not the mother of his children—is noticed in this volume under 1649.

[323] [Mackie’s] Journey through Scotland, 1723, p. 18.

[324] From an original inventory of the articles, read before the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland by Sir David Laing, in 1857.