Dawney Douglas’s Tavern, 75, 112 Deacon Brodie. _See_ Brodie’s Close Defoe, 104-105 “Delta.” _See_ Moir De Quincey, 150 Dick of Prestonfield, Sir Alexander, 109 Dickens, Charles, 151 Disruption, the, 150-151 Don of Newton, Sir Alexander, 138 Donald Bane, 7 Douglas, Duchess of, 108 Douglas, Duke of, 125 Douglas, Gavin, 27; account of, 48-50, 87-89, 148 Douglas, Lady Jane, 70 Dowie’s Tavern, 112 Drummond of Hawthornden, 29, 94, 104 Drummond, Lord Provost, 123 Drummond Place, 125, 126, 152 Drummore, Lord, 124-125 Drumsheugh, the ancient forest of, 23, 31, 46 Duddingston, 100 Dunbar, William, 28, 29, 31, 87 Dundas, Sir Laurence, 125 Dundonald, Earl of, 70 Dunfermline, 4, 6, 8, 155 Edgar, second son of Malcolm Canmore, 7 Edinburgh made an Episcopal See (1633), 54 _Edinburgh Courant_, 104 _Edinburgh Review_, 137 and _note_, 149 Edward I. of England, 9, 24, 46, 50 Edward II. of England, 25, 46 Edward “the Confessor,” 5 Eglintoun, Susanna, Countess of, 75, 98-100 Eglintoun, Lord, 98-99 Elizabeth, Queen of England, 42 Elliott of Minto, Miss Jeanie, 122 Erskine, friend of Scott, 134 Erskine, Henry, Advocate, 108 “Ettrick Shepherd,” the. _See_ Hogg Fairmilehead, 161 Falkland, 11, 35 Fergusson, Professor, 113, 134 Fergusson, Robert, 112 Ferrier, the family of, 112, 114 Ferrier, Miss, 149 Findlay, John Ritchie, 154 Firth of Forth. _See_ Forth Fleming of Cumbernauld, Sir Malcolm, 12, 13 Flodden, battle of, 31-33, 35, 49 _note_; the Flodden Wall, 62, 87 Forbes of Pitsligo, Sir William, and Burns, 112 Forbes of Pitsligo, Sir William, and Scott, 133, 145 Forbes, William, first Established Episcopal Bishop of Edinburgh (1634), 54 “Fore-stairs,” 65, 66, 76 Forth (river, and Firth of), 3-4, 5, 7, 8, 21, 35, 36, 46, 155, 159, 165, 166, 167 Forth Bridge, the, 4, 155, 164, 165, 166 Fortune’s Tavern, 75-76 Franklin, Benjamin, 107 Gay, John, 81, 105-106 General’s Entry, 113 George I., 16 George III., 98, 99, 126 George IV., 141, 142 George Square, 122, 130, 131 George Street, 135, 139, 150, 157 Glammis, Lady, 14-15, and _note_ Glenlee, Lord, 122 “Golden Charter,” 14 Goldsmith, Oliver, 73, 106 Goodsir, Professor John, 151 “Goose Pie, the,” 98 Gordon, Duchess of, 76-77, 112 Gordon of Haddo, Sir John, 58 Grange, Lord, 74 Granton, 150, 166 Grassmarket, the, 15, 97, 120, 164 Gray of Pittendrum, Lord, and Lady, 68-69, and _note_ Great King Street, 150 Greyfriars’ Church and Churchyard, 51, 96, 133 Gustavus Vasa, Prince, 141 Guthrie, Dr., 150 Haddington, first Earl of (“Tam o’ the Cowgate”), 90-92 “Haddo’s Hole,” in St. Giles’s, 58, 59 Hailes, Lord, 108 Hall, the Rev. Mr., Presbyterian divine (1603), 53 Hamilton, Sir William, 150 Hart, Andro, 94 Hawthornden, 94, 109, 159 Hay, James, story of, 96 “Heart of Midlothian,” 63. _See also_ Tolbooth Henry III. of England, 9 Henry IV. of England, 11 Henry VII. of England, 30 Henry VIII. of England, 35, 37, 46, 50