[7] This Gallic word (hôtel) was first introduced in Scotland during the author's childhood, and was so pronounced by the lower class.
[8] The foundress of a sect called Buchanites; a species of Joanna Southcote, who long after death was expected to return and head her disciples on the road to Jerusalem.
[9] Escrouelles, King's Evil.
[10] The usual expression for a slight encroachment on a neighbour's property.
[11] The said piper was famous at the mystery.
[12] Skates are called sketchers in Scotland.
[13] The one or the other was equally in votis to Ascanius,—
“Optat aprum, aut fulvum descendere monte leonem.”
Modern Trojans make a great distinction betwixt these two objects of chase.
[14] [Note II.]—The Dark Ladye.