Buchan, Earl of, 98.
Burke, Edward (Ned—a chairman engaged in the escape of Prince Charles), 177.
Burleigh, Lord, 307.
Burnett, Miss, of Monboddo, 251.
Burning, strange tale of a, 298.
Burns, Robert, 7, 14, 106, 164, 251, 351, 358, 362, 365.
Burton, Mrs, 58, 60.
Burt’s Letters, 176.
Busks, enormous size of, 201.
Bute, Lord, 10, 316, 317.
Byres of Coates, 95.
Byres’s Close, 96.
Caddies (street messengers), 175.
Cairnie, Lady, 124.
Caithness, Earls of, 77.
Caledonian Club, 155.
_Caledonian Mercury_, 15.
Calton, 149.
Calton Hill, 83, 297, 360.
Cambuskenneth, Abbot of, 223.
Campbell, Alexander, 180, 345.
Campbell, Lady Eleanor, 64.
Campbell, Mrs, of Monzie, 205, 208.
Campbell, Mungo, 90.
Campbell of Laguine, 134.
Campbell, Sir James, of Aberuchil, 72.
Campbell, Thomas, poet, 167, 359.
Canal, Forth and Clyde, 5.
Canongate, 3, 8, 11, 65, 295-301.
Canongate Council House, 71.
Canongate Theatre, 346.
Canongate Tolbooth, 248.
Canonmills, 154.
Cant’s Close, 221.
Cape Club, 149.
Cardross, Lord, 98.
Carrubber’s Close, 15.
Carters of Gilmerton, the, 4.
Castle-hill, 11, 18, 20, 22, 39, 150.
Castle Street, 8.
Cathcart, Robert, 39.
Cat Nick on Salisbury Crags, 91.
Cats, a lover of, 16.
Cayley, Squire, or Captain, 291.
Chairmen, 176.
Chalmers, Miss (Mrs Pringle), 251.
Chalmers, Miss, of Pittencrief, 251.
Chalmers’s Entry, 168.
Changes of the last hundred years, 1.
Chapman, Walter, printer, 109.
Charles I., 64, 170, 301, 306, 321.
Charles II., 260, 327.
Charles X., 228.
Charles, Prince, 27, 28, 48, 72, 175, 177, 181, 219, 235, 236, 269.
Charlotte Square, 9.
Charteris, Colonel, 328.
Chessels’s Court, 27, 91.
Chiesly of Dairy, 75, 211.
Circulating Library, 15, 104.
Citadel of Leith, inhabitants in 1745, 19.
City Guard, 4, 31, 84, 148, 179, 233, 238, 348.
Clarinda, 358.
Clarke, Stephen, musician, 253.
Clattering of tinsmiths in West Bow, 42.
Claudero, pamphleteer, 330.
Claverhouse, 6.
Cleanse the Causeway, 117, 241, 242.
Cleghorn, Miss, 251.
Clerihugh’s Tavern, 162.
Clerks, drucken, of Sir William Forbes, 138.
Clerk, Sir John, of Penicuik, 193.
Clubs, convivial, 149-157.
Coalstoun, Lord, and his wig, 96.
Coates, Sir John Byres of, 95.
Cockburn, Mrs, author of _Flowers of the Forest_, 58.
Cock-fights, 236.
Coffee-house, John’s, 112.
Coffee-house, Netherbow, 332.
Coffin, the, 166.
Coinage, 260.
Coke, William, bookseller, 167.
College of King James, 259.
College Street, North, 242.
College, the, 3.
College Wynd, 3, 242.
Colquhoun, Sir James, 132.
Commendator Bothwell’s house, 97.
Commercial Bank, 265.
Concerts, 249, 251.
Constable, Archibald, 7.
Convivial clubs, 149-157.
Convivialia, 138-157.
Corelli, musician, 254.
Corri, Signor and Signora Domenico, 250, 253.
_Court of Session Garland_, a burlesque poem, 124, 125.
Court, the Dirt, 115.
Covington, Lockhart of, 129.
Covington, Lord, fate of his gown, 130.
Cowgate, 72, 223, 240, 244, 257.
Cowgate Port, 152.
Craigie, Lord President, 9.
Craig, James, 7.
Crawford, Earl of, 311.
Crawfuird, 39.
Creech, Provost, bookseller, 9, 103, 339.
Crighton Street, Potterrow, 59.
_Criminal Trials_, by Hugo Arnot, 13.
Crochallan, a convivial society, 164.
Cromarty, Earl of, 225.
Cromwell, Oliver, 99, 122, 193, 307, 360.
Crosbie, advocate, 153.
Cross, the, 4, 174, 175;
taken down, 178 _n._
Cullen, Dr, 261.
Cullen, Lord, 263.
Cullen, Robert, mimic, 261.
Culloden, 177.
Cumming of Lyon Office, 167.
Cunliffe, Sir Foster, of Acton, 252.
Cunningham, Rev. Mr, 352.
Cunyie House (Mint), 257, 260.
Dalrymple, Miss, New Hailes, 131.
Dalrymple, President, 123.
Dalrymple, Sir David (Lord Hailes), 126 _n._, 131, 300.
Dancing in Edinburgh, 44;
Allan Ramsay on, 44;
Goldsmith on, 45.
Danish lords entertained, 260.
Darien Expedition, the, 52.
Darnley, 71, 83, 107, 121, 256.
David I., 295.
Davidson’s Close, 170.
Defensive Band, 152.
Defoe, 337.
‘Deid-chack,’ the, 114.
De la Cour, artist, 9.
De Witt’s map, 259.
Dhu, Sergeant John, 180.
Dick, Lady Anne, of Corstorphine, her eccentricities and verses, 225.
Dick, Sir William, &c., 78, 100.
Dicks of Prestonfield, 78.
Dickson, Andrew, golf-club maker, 321.
Dickson, Rev. David, 307.
Dickson’s Close, 222.
Dirt Court, the, 115.
Dirty Club, 155.
_Diurnal_, the, of a Scottish judge, 139.
Doctors of Faculty Club, the, 155.
Doctor, the Tinklarian, 41.
Donacha Bhan, a Highland poet, 180.
Donaldson, Alexander, bookseller, 48.
Donaldson, James, bookseller, 49.
Douglas, Archibald, 238.
Douglas, Duke of, 9, 69.
Douglas, Gavin, poet, 240.
Douglas, Jeanie, Adam Smith’s cousin, 319.
Douglas, Lady Anne, ghost of, 343.
Douglas, Lady Jane, 69, 238.
Douglas’s Tavern, 162.
_Douglas_, tragedy of, 347.
Doune, Lord, 307.
Dowie, Johnnie, 138, 166.
Dowie’s Tavern, 138, 166.
Drem, Barony of, 50.
Dresses, ladies’, of last century, 199.
Drinking customs, 138, 143.
Drumlanrig, 336, 339, 340, 343.
Drummond, Bishop Abernethy, 229.
Drummond, Pious Club poet, 150.
Drummond, Provost, 5, 6, 360.
Drummore, Lord, 9, 125.
Drumsheugh, 205.
Dryden, 327, 344.
Duff, Miss (Countess of Dumfries and Stair), 230.
Dunbar’s Close, 100.
Dunbar, Willie, 164.
Dundas, Robert, of Arniston, Lord President, 127, 132, 140.
Dundee, Lord, 30, 366.
Dundonald, Earl of, 69.
Dunglass Castle, 99.
Dunkeld, Bishop of, 223, 240.
Dun, Lady, 124.
Durie, Abbot of Dunfermline, 273.
Easter Road, 328, 360.
Edward or Udward, Nicol, Provost, 210.
Eglintoune, Countess of, 192-198.
Eglintoune, Earl of, 90, 162, 192.
Eglintoune, Miss (Lady Wallace), 276.
Elcho, Lord, 307.
Elibank, Lord, 14.
Elliot, Jeanie, of Minto, 6.
Elliot, Lady, of Minto, 266.
Elliot, Sir Gilbert, of Minto, 206.
Elphingston, Lady Betty, 124.
Elphinstone, James, 49.
Errol, Earl of (Constable), 103.
Erskine, Alexander, the Hon., 98.
Erskine, Harry, epigram by, on Hugo Arnot, 12.
Erskine, James, of Cambo, 98.
Erskine, James, of Grange, 211.
Euphame, Mrs (Effie Sinclair), 230.
Excise Office, 91, 244, 247, 248.
Executioners of Edinburgh, 51.
Faculty of Doctors’ Club, 155.
Falconer, William, author of _The Shipwreck_, 285.
Female dresses of last century, 199-203.
Ferguson, Dr, 56.
Fergusson, Governor, his house in the Luckenbooths, 10.
Fergusson, Robert, 26, 114 _n._, 148, 149, 162, 180, 233, 271, 349.
Fergusson, Robert, the Plotter, took refuge in Old Tolbooth, 88.
Fergusson, Walter, writer, digs for water in James’s Square, 335.
Fife’s Close, Bailie, 265.
Findlater, Earl of, 231.
Fishmarket Close, 140.
Fives, the game of, 344.
Flockhart’s, Lucky, Tavern in Potterrow, 168.
_Flowers of the Forest_, the author of, 58.
Foliot, John and Bartoulme, 209.
Foote, Samuel, anecdotes of, 363-365.
Forbes, Lord President, 123, 125, 235.