{98} Turner, Wodrow, and _Church History_ by James Kirkton, an outed minister of the period. {99} Kirkton, p. 244. {101a} Kirkton. {101b} Turner. {102} Kirkton. {103} Kirkton. {104} _Cloud of Witnesses_, p. 389; Edin. 1765. {105a} Kirkton, p. 247. {105b} Ibid. p. 254. {105c} _Ibid._ p. 247. {105d} _Ibid._ pp. 247, 248. {106} Kirkton, p. 248. {107a} Kirkton, p. 249. {107b} _Naphtali_, p. 205; Glasgow, 1721. {107c} Wodrow, p. 59. {108a} Kirkton, p. 246. {108b} Defoe’s _History of the Church of Scotland_. {151} ‘This paper was written in collaboration with James Waiter Ferrier, and if reprinted this is to be stated, though his principal collaboration was to lie back in an easy-chair and laugh.’—[R.L.S., Oct. 25, 1894.] {183} The illustrator was, in fact, a lady, Miss Eunice Bagster, eldest daughter of the publisher, Samuel Bagster; except in the case of the cuts depicting the fight with Apollyon, which were designed by her brother, Mr. Jonathan Bagster. The edition was published in 1845. I am indebted for this information to the kindness of Mr. Robert Bagster, the present managing director of the firm.—[SIR SIDNEY COLVIN’S NOTE.] {205} See a short essay of De Quincey’s. {206a} _Religio Medici_, Part ii. {206b} _Duchess of Malfi_.