[234] See Lord Elcho's Narrative. MS. [235] Some say the fifteenth. See Henderson. [236] Culloden Papers, pp. 211, 372. [237] Anderson, p. 150. [238] Culloden Papers, p. 230. [239] Chambers's Traditions of Edinburgh, p. 9. [240] Explained in the trial, by Chevis, one of the witnesses, to be in allusion to the royal arms. [241] Quarterly Review, vol. xiv. p. 327. [242] Edinburgh Review, 1816, vol. xxvi. p. 131. [243] State Trials, vol. xviii. [244] Maxwell of Kirkconnel, p. 167. [245] Id. [246] Lord Elcho's MSS. [247] Quarterly Review, vol. xiv. p. 328. [248] Arbuthnot, p. 270. [249] State Trials, vol. xviii. p. 734. [250] Arbuthnot, p. 279. [251] Chambers's Biography. Art. _Fraser_. [252] State Trials. [253] Anderson, p. 153. [254] Laing's History of Scotland, p. 299. [255] State Trials, vol. xviii. p. 846. [256] Chambers's Traditions of Edinburgh, p. 12. [257] Gentleman's Magazine, vol. xvii. p. 184. These letters were afterwards collected and sold for a guinea. [258] In allusion to the expression of agony and dismay used some time before by Lord Kilmarnock. [259] Somerville's Reign of Queen Anne, p. 175, 4to edition; from Lockhart and Macpherson. [260] State Trials. [261] Edinburgh Review, vol. xxvi. p 132. [262] Horace Walpole. [263] State Trials, vol. xviii. p. 326. [264] Free Examination of the Life of Lord Lovat; London 1746. [265] Mrs. Grant's MS. [266] Anderson, p. 187. END OF THE SECOND VOLUME. * * * * * Transcriber's Note: The following errors in the original have been corrected. Page 8 - Willian Gordon changed to William Gordon Page 13 - missing quotation mark added after to the action. Page 29 - missing quotation mark added after he was guilty Page 32 - Lady Winifrid Herbert changed to Lady Winifred Herbert Page 37 - missing quotation marked added after their preservation. Page 44 - they cold not changed to they could not Page 71 - missing quotation mark added after name of Gordon. Page 119 - missing quotation mark added before Soon after Page 121 - missing footnote marker for footnote 67 between "pleas to avert" and "would be hopeless" Page 134 - a high a reputation changed to a high reputation Page 142 - missing footnote marker for footnote 85 between "He soon became" and "never to interpose" Page 164 - themselves was relaxed changed to themselves were relaxed Page 199 - now affrighed changed to now affrighted Page 204 - missing quotation mark added after me and my God." Page 224 - missing quotation mark added after for high treason. Page 228 - referred to the changed to referred to by the Page 229 - missing quotation mark added before hereditary monarchies Page 234 - missing quotation mark added after high road. Page 237 - missing quotation mark added before gave security Page 238 - extra quotation mark removed from after without delay. Page 239 - Thomas Fraser of Beufort changed to Thomas Fraser of Beaufort