[B]

Land o' Leed—Perhaps Lydia.

[C]

Chess—Should probably be jess, the name of a hawk's bell.

[D]

Billy-Blind—A familiar genius, or propitious spirit, somewhat similar to the Brownie. He is mentioned repeatedly in Mrs Brown's Ballads, but I have not met with him any where else, although he is alluded to in the rustic game of Bogle (i.e. goblin) Billy-Blind. The word is, indeed, used in Sir David Lindsay's plays, but apparently in a different sense—

"Preists sall leid you like ane Billy Blinde."