GENERAL INDEX.
Christ?s Church at the Tron, I. 187
Christ?s Church. Castle Hill. I. 82
Chrystie family,?The, 111, 43, 45
Church Hill 111. 38, 71
Church Lad! 11. 1x5, 111. 38
Church offenders, how punished,
11.132
Ci her of Lord Damley and Queen
ham. I. ?16
C+Ls?&e,rIII. 307
Circus Place School 111. 81
Circus, The, Leith?Walk, I. 346,
Ci:adel Port Leith, 111. 257, 258,
261 ; its irection by Monk, 111.
11. 178
187 256
City ? h l e r y Volunteer Corps, I.
286
City gaol 11. 231
City gates Number of, to be open
daily ~ i . 222
city (;Lard, the Edinburgh, I. 5%
274
ment of the, 11. z$
City improvements Commence-
City of Glasgow Bant, 11. 162
Civic privileges, Insistauce on by
Civil War, First movements of, I.
Clam Shell Land I. 239
Clam Shell lurdpike, The, I. 149
Clan regiments, I. 327
Clanranald, I. 334, 11. 35, 111. 146
Clanship, Influence of, I. 134,168
Claremont Park, Leith, 111. 266
Chmont Street Chapel, 111. 75
Claremont Terrace, 111. 88
Clarence Street, 111. 78 83 84
Clarendon Crescent IIi. 7;
? Clarinda,.? 11,327: 328 ; house of,
I1 * 32. room in, 11. *333 chic02 CAmrie, 11.159
Clarke Alexander, 11. 242
Clarke: Provost Alexander, I. 193,
Clarkson Stanfield. the oainter. 111.
the citizens, 11. 280
159; events of the, 111. 184
246, 111. 72
, _ ,
78
tions, 11. 250, 111. 75
a descendant of, 11. a07
?Chudero,? the wit ; his produc-
Claverhouse, l?he spectre of, I. 66 ;
Clavering, Lady Augwta, 11. 139
Cleanliness in the streets, Necessity
?Cleanse the Causeway,? I. 39, 194,
Cleghorn, the physician, 111. 311 ;
Clelland?s Gardens, 111.152
Cleriheugh?s Tavern, I. 120, 184,
for, 1. 193, 199. 203
258, 263, 11. 251
his nephew, rb.
IR,
Cl& Sir John, I. 231 232
Clerk? John (Lord Eld$) 11. 186
Clerk?ofEldin. the ~val?tacticim.
111. 359, 3 6
Clerk 01 Penicuick, St George,
111. 359
Clerk of Pennicuick, Sir James, I.
92, 11. 123 ; his wife 11. IZ 124
125,111.192, 193; reiicsof8rinc:
Charles, 11. 124,
Clerk of Penuicuck, Si John, I.
111 11. 137 111. 63 198
Clerk: David,?physici;n, 11. agg
Clerk Street Chapel 111. 51
Clerks, Society of, i. 167
Clermistou, 111. r q
Clestram Lady I. 106
Cleuchdidstode 111. 33?
Clifton Walter df 11. 50
Clinch? the actor, ?I. 352
Clock&.ker, The first, 11. 263
Clockmaker?s Land, I. 31p. *321
Clockmill House, 11.41, 308
Closes, The old, 11. 241, 242
?Clouts Castle of? 11. 355
Clyde Lord 11. 3;3
Clydeidale Bank, The, II.148,III.
239
Coaches between Edinburgh and
London, I. 55; between Edinburgh
and Glasgow I. 201 between
Edinburghan?d hith,?IIl.
151, 152 Coal Supposed existence of, near
Gkton, 111. 308 ; the Esk coalseams,
111. 358,359
Coal Hill, Leith, 111. 234, 235.246,
247. 250
Coalstoun, Lord, I. 154, 111. 367 ;
anecdote of I. 154
Coates, 11.24, zIr, III. 42, gz
Coates Crescent, 11. 210, 2x1
Coates Gardens, 11. 214
Coates House 11. 1x1 259
Coates Manoi-house i f haster, 11.
Coatfield Gutter, Leith, 111. 194
Coatfield Lane, Leith, 111. ZZO,ZZI
Cobbler A clever I. 271
CobouriStreet,L;iyh,III.~5,256;
sculptured stone in, 111. *260
Cochrane, Lady Mary, 11.272
Cockburn, Lord, I. 159, 282 265
307, 362, 366, 374. 375, 3& 11:
81, 84, 90, 9 1 ~ 93, 95, 4 I q ,
114, 162, ?741 2839 339, 34793488r
111. 62, 68, 78, 86, 95,. 110, his
father, 111. 87 ; his residence at
Banally, 111. 326, * 328
Cockburn, Sir Adam, I. 68
Cockbum, Alexander, the city
Cockburn Archibald, High Judge
Cockburn, Henry, the counsel, 11.
Cockburn Provost Patrick, 11. 55
Cockburn? Sheriff, I. 172
Cockburn?ofOrmiston, II.348,III.
58 ; Mrs., the poetess, I. gg. 11.
Cockburn itreet, I. 229, 237, 283,
286 11. ~ r n
?Codked Hat? Hamilton, 11. 139
Cockfighting II.236,III. a63 263 ;
customary:n 1783, 11. 119
Cocklaw Farm, Currie. 111. 331
Cockpen,III.gr8;theLairdof,I.91
Cockpit, The, 11. I 6
Coffee-house, The lrst Edinburgh,
Coinage, 1 he Scottish, I. z6g
Colchester?s Cuirarrsien, I. 64
Coldingham,Lord Johnof, II.67,72
Coldingham, Prior of, I. 39
Coldstream. Dr. John, 11. 187
Colinton, 111. 35, 125, zr6, 314,
*321, 322, 323 324; its local
history, 111. 322,? 323
Colinton House 111. 323
Colinton, Lords: 111. 323
Colinton Tower, 111. 333
College The I. 379 11. 255, zsg ;
estabkshmgnt of, h. 8
College Kirk cemetery, 111. 15
College of Justice, I. 121, 166, 182,
195, 219, 259, 340, 368, 11. 203,
207, 325. 111. 49. 202, 316, 3%
334,338,359; firstmembersofthe,
1. 167
College ofPhysicians I. 278 11. 146
College ofsurgeons i1.146?111.15
College Street, 11. &I, 326; 111. 3
College Wynd, 11. ?249, 251, 254,
Colonsay ?Lord i. 159 11. 127 197
Colquho& of ?KillerAont, dchi-
Colquioun ?i?r John 11. 166
Colstoun iady I 282
Coltbridie, I. j36, 111. 102, 103,
Coltbridge house and Hall, 111.
Coltheart?s, Mr. and Mrs., ghostly
Colville, Lord, 11. 335
Colville ofCclross, Alexander Lord,
Colville of Easter Wem
Combe, George, the pEnologist,
Comhe?l Clcse, Leith, 111. 126;
? Comedy Hut, I$ed Edinburgh,?
Comely Bank 111. 7 82, 323
Comely Gardks II? 128, ~ 3 5
Comely Green IiI. rz8
Comiston IIL 316; Lairds of I.
97 ; the?battle stone, 111. *3;6
115, 116
hangman, 11. 231
Admirai, 11. 348
=27r 3?5
1.61, 329, 46
1; 174s 178
274, 383 111. 3 8
bald 11.
114, 118, 19
?03
visitors, I. 228
11. I15
I. 147
1. 384 111. 68
ancient buildin in ib.
1.230
Comiston House, 111. 326
Commendator Kobert of Holyrood. - .
1. 239
Commercial Ehuk, The, I. 175,II.
147
Commercial Street L$h, 111. 258
?Commodore O B k n 111. 154
Communication betwken the north
and south sides of the city, Plan
for I. * 296
Comhunion, how celebrated, 11.
Comyn, 111. 351
Confession of Faith, The, I. 123
Congalton, Dr. Fraucis, the phy-
Biclan, 11. zg8
Congalton of Congalton, 111. 58
Connell, Sir John advocate, 11. 194
Conn?s Close, I. ;go, II. 241
Conservative Club The 11. 125
Constable,Archibaid, th; publisher,
I. 157, 210, 229 291,339, 11. 1x8,
* I Z I , 142. 15:; the h?din6vmh
Rmim, I. ZII ; his customers,
I. 210 ; his shop, I. 2x1, 11. raz ;
Lockhart?s description ofhim, 11.
122; his bankruptcy, ib.; his
portrait, ib.
132 : CUPS, ia.
Constable, Thomas, 111. log, 110
Constable?s Tower, The, I. 36, 49
Constables, Appointment of city, I.
Constables of the Castle I. 78
ConstitutionStreet. Lei;h, 111. 171,
cution oftwopirates, 111.243, a67
Convening Rooms, 11. 104,106
Convenery, The, Leith, 111. aog
Convention of Royal Burghs,
Cooper Dr. Myles 11. 247
Cooper; of Go&, The family of
Coopkrs The, 11.265
Cope, si ohn, I. 322, 325, 326,
Cordiners, or shoemakers The, 11.
203
184,239, 243, a44. ~ 8 8 , 289 ; exe-
Ancient, I. 186
the 111. 318
327. 333, 11. 281, 111. 132, 263
. . . .
263
Cordiners of thehougate, 11.19 ;
Cordiners 0) the Portsburgh, A r m s
Corehodse Lord 11. 206, 207
Corn Excbange,?Grassmarket, 11.
Corn Exchange, Leith, 111. 239
Corn Market, The, I. 178, 11. 222,
Cornwallis Lord iI1. 23 193, 335
Corporal &on DL, I. $5
Corooration of Candlemakers. 11.
their king ib.
ofthe 11. 224
236
230,231 ; the old 11. *z33
a&, 267
Cor oration privileges, Monopoly
CoGoratious, The Ancient, 11. 263
O f 11. I5
. -
-267.
111. I<
Correction House, The, 11. 323,
Corri SFgnor 11.178 179
CorriLhie, Bahe of (& Battles)
Corstorphine, I. 254. 323, 324. 111.
IIZ-I~I, 3x8, 3?9, 327, 332, 314;
its name 111. 112, 113
Corstorphine Castle, 111. 118
Corstorphine Church, III. 115,?116,
I m ; its hltory, 111. i15--163
Corstorphine Craigs, 111.113
Corstorphine cream, 111. 114
Corstorphine Cross 111. 113
CorstorphineHill,IkI. xq, 113,118 ;
viewof Edinburghfram, II1.*117
Corstorphine Loch, 111. 42, 118
Cotterell, Lieut.-Col., General Assembly
expelled by, 11. 223.
Cotterill, Right Rev. Henry, Bishop
of Edinburgh, 11.212
Coulter. William. Lord Provost. 11.
283 ; his funerd, 111. 39
Council Chamber The ancient cos! Hill, h i d , 111. a46, 247:
?
Coull?s Clow, 11. 5, ?7
? 248
Country Dinner Club, The, 111.125
Couutv Hall. The. I. IZZ
Cuupir, Lord 1. ;54 164 111. azz
Couper Stm;, Leith: I l i . 258
Courtof Session, 1.166, ?61, 11. a3 ;
robable extinction of 1. 174
? &U* of Sesuon GarlAd,?? I. 1%
COUrtS Of 1. 157
courts of w, 11. 245
226, 111. 30, 184, 186, I&, 33,;
courage ofthe I 160 161 11.19;
transportatiod 0.i th;, IiI. IQ ;
execution of the 11. 235111.156
Covenanters? Flag: 1. 54
Covenanters? Prison, Entrance to
the, 11. * 381
Coventry, the lecturer 11. 120
Covington, Lord I. :70 272, 338,
Cow Palace, 11. 319
cowan Lord 11.207
Cowan: War;?house of Messrs., 11.
Cowfeeder Row, 111.94
Cowgate, The. I. % 31, 38, 3% 1x0,
123, IP, 148, 157, 161,162, 179.
181, 2071 217, 219, 245. 253, 255,
263, 266, 267, 268, 278. 2 2, 294,
86, 147. 166, 232-68, a m 273,
358, II. 116 Iii. 135 ; ?hi, pwn,
I. 170, 11. :87
171
295, 3731 374, 375, 378,li: 2, 23.
282. 293, 346 111. 23 31 47 6, 53.
63, 125, 126 ;?its early name, the
Sou?gate, or Southstreet, 11.239,
249 ; origin of the thoroughfare,
11. 239 ; ancient weapons found
therein, 11.240 ; oldhouses in the,
11. * 240, * 244 ; ancient maps of
thecowgate 11. *141, *245,?161;
excavations kade on the site 11.
a45 ; head of Cowgate, P& 21
Cowgate Chapel 11. 194
Cowgate Churcd, 11. 188
Cowgate Head, 11. 168, 241, 267
Cowgate Port, 1.274, 278,298, *pi,
11. 17, 146 ~ 3 9 , 2 1 0 , ~ o 111 156
Cowper, Bishop, t h e g a l k 111: 260
Craftsmen, l?he early, 11. ;63
Craig, Lord, 11. 121, 143, 187, 270,
Craig, sir Lewk I. 226 111. 322
Craig of RiccrtrtAn, Sir khomas, I.
Craig, James, architect, 11. 105,
Craig John the Reformer I1 262
Craiiof Ridcarton, Rob& 11: 123,
Craig hnd, The, 11. 103, 111. 186,
=a7
Craig Houx, 111.42; its successive
owners, I I . 4 2 , 4 3 , * ~ ; itsdiningroom
and kitchen, 111. *#
Craigantinnie, JamesNisbetof. 111.
63 Cnugantinnie manor-house, 111.
Cmgantmnie marbles, The, 111.
138, * 144
Craigcrook,III. 78 107 ; itssuccessive
owners, I I ~ . 107 ; a fearful
tragedy and remarkable dream,
111.108, r q
Craigcrook Castle, 111. 106, * 107,
I d 1 9 110 *I12
Craiicrook, d d y , 111. log
Craigie-Wallace, Lady, 111. ya
Craigingalt, or Craigangilt, The
rock 11. 102, 111. 151
Craigkth. III. 94, 107
Craigleith quarry, 111. 82, 83, 111.
Craiglockhart 111. 42, 43
C+glc+hart?HiIl, 111. 42
Cmgmllar, 11. 336, 111. 57. 142,
327
226,111.321, 322
117, 118, 146
111.334
136, 138.7 141
23
1 3 7 2399 287, 338
Craigmillar, Henry de, 111. 58
Craigmillar Laird of, 111. 61, 94
Craigmil1ar)CnstIe. I. 1s. 42,77,111.
3, p, 58; views of, 111. *6a
Platc 27; its history, I l l . 58-
62; Queen Mary at, 111. 59
Craigmillar Hill 111. 61
Craigmilh pari, III. 51, 58
Craigmillar Road, 111. 58
Craig?s Close I. 179 203 za9. 230
Craig?s plan Af the dew ltreets and
Cramond village, 111. 311. 314-
318, Pkte 34; its history, 111.
314, 31s; the ?Twa Brigs,? 111.
31s. old Cramond Brig, 111.
squares, 11. XI,, XI8
