Advocates, Faculty of, footnote, 10.

Advocates' Library, 42-43.
Agricultural Museum, 64.
Ainslie Place, 87.

Albany Street Chapel, 102.
Antiquarian Society's Museum, 91.
Architecture of Edinburgh, 4-6.
Moray Place, 86-87. British
Linen Company's Bank, 92-94.
Arniston, 127.

Arthur's Seat, 26-27.

Assembly Rooms, 88.

Athens, its resemblance to Edin-
burgh, 4-6.

Bank of Scotland, 45. Origin of
the Scotch Banking System,
footnote, 45-46.

Blackford Hill, 109.

Blind Asylum, 73.

Borough-moor, 109.

Borthwick Castle, 127-128.

Botanic Garden, 104-106.

Bothwellhaugh, Assassin of Moray,

site of his house, 109-110.
Braid Hermitage, 108.
Bridewell, 17.

British Linen Company's Bank,
92-94.

Britton's, Mr., description of Ros-
lin Chapel, 114.
Bruntsfield Links, 69.
Buck Stone, The, 109.

Burke the Murderer, Scene of his
enormities, 63.

Burns' Monument, 20.

Calton Hill, 17, 34.
Canongate Kirk, 30; Jail, 30.
Canonmills, 103.

Castle, The, 3, 46. Its capture by
Randolph, Earl of Moray, 48-
52. By Sir William Douglas,
52-53. Its defence by Kirk-
aldy of Grange, 53-54.
Cauvin's Hospital, footnote, 69.
Cemetery, 106.

Chalmers' Close, 32-33.

Chalmers' Hospital, footnote, 70.
Charity Work House, 64-65.
Charles II., Statue of, 40.
Charlotte Square, 85.

Climate, 12.

Coach Offices, Preface, Fares, 134.
Colinton, 109.

Commercial Bank, 91.

County Hall, 43-44.

Covenanters, their defeat at House

of Muir, 110-111.

Craigmillar Castle, 131-133.
Crichton Castle, 129-131.
Cross of Edinburgh, 36.

Crown Room, Order of Admission,
36.

Dalhousie Castle, 127.

Dalkeith, and Dalkeith Palace,
120-126.

Dean Bridge, 86.

Delta, quotations from, 2, 118.
Donaldson's Hospital, footnote, 70.
Dreghorn, 109.

Duke of York's Statue, 57.