IV. MS. A. (1.)--IN THE ADVOCATES LIBRARY.

In 4to, pp. 403. This MS. was acquired by the Faculty of Advocates, in

1792, with the mass of Wodrow's MSS.--It is very neatly written by

Charles Lumisden, whose name (but partially erased) with the date 1643,

occurs on the fly-leaf. Wodrow was correct in imagining that the greater

portion of the volume was transcribed from Vautrollier's edition, some

of the more glaring typographical errors being corrected; but in fact

this copy was made from a previous transcript by Lumisden, to be

mentioned as No. X. MS. W. It contains however the Fourth Book of the

History; and Wodrow has collated the whole very carefully with the

Glasgow MS., and has marked the chief corrections and variations in the

margin.

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