Gillis, Dr., Roman Catholic Bishop of Edinburgh, 17. Gilmerton, 54. ---- Grange, or Burndale, its tragic story, 54-58. Gilmour family, 51, 70-73, 79, 84, 86, 87. Glenorchy, Lady, lived at Barnton, 163. Gogar Burn, 135, 138. Gogar House, its hammered iron gates, 138. Goodtrees, or Gutters, now Moredun, 66-69. ---- the Somerville lawsuit concerning it, 66-69. Gordon of Cluny, 20, 36. ---- Miss Jacky, afterwards Lady Stair, 20, 21. Gorgie, 20, 142. Gowrie Conspiracy, 37, 123, 124. Grange, Lady, her unhappy fate, 144. Granton Castle, 154. "Green Ladye," at Caroline Park, 151, 152. H. Haddington, Earls of, 75, 101, _note_. Half-hangit Maggie Dickson, 79. Haltoun, now Hatton, belonged to the Lauder family, 11, 139. ---- rebuilt by Charles, fourth Earl of Lauderdale, 139. Haltoun, now Hatton, story of the witch and the harriers, 140, 141. Hamilton of Priestfield, 31, 75, 101, 102. ---- Lady, Anne Hepburn, a famous beauty, her intrigue with Robert Monteith, 101, 102. Hay of Restalrig, Prince Charles's secretary, 122. Hepburn, Lady Janet, widow of George, fourth Lord Seton, 18. Hepburn of Waughton, Sir Patrick, father of Lady Hamilton, 101, _note_. Heron, or Herring, Sir John, murder committed by, 55-58. ---- Giles, marries Sir Walter Somerville, 57. Home, John, author of "Douglas," 17, 18. Hope, Sir Thomas of Craighill, lived at Granton Castle, 154. Howden Glen, 28. Howieson, John, saves James V.'s life at Cramond Bridge, 160-162. Howieson Crawfurd family, still possess Braehead, 160. Hunter's Tryst, 27. Hutcheon, Isabel, her abduction by John Kincaid, 35. I. Inch, The, 51, 70-73. ---- _illustration_, 71. James II. grants Bruntisfield to his Consort, 11. James III. erects Collegiate Church at Restalrig, 121. James IV. grants Bruntisfield to Sir Alexander Lauder, 11. ---- musters his army on the Boroughmuir, 15, 39, 43, _note_. James V., early days at Craigmillar, 85. ---- builds the chapel at the Bridgend, 51, 73, 85. ---- adventure at Cramond Bridge, 160-162. James VI. punishes John Kincaid for his abduction of Isabel Hutcheon, 35. James VII. gave permission to Sir John Gilmour to build a chapel at Craigmillar, 86. Jeffrey, Francis, Lord, the famous critic, 164. Jenny Traill, the ghost at Niddrie, 96. Jock's Lodge, 114, 116. Johnstone of Hilton, Miss Sophy, "Aunt Soph," 95. Jougs still existing at Duddingston, 98. Jordan, The, 19. K. Keith of Ravelston, 166. Kincaid of Craighouse, 35. Kincaid of Warriston, murdered by his wife, 146-148. Kingston Grange, formerly Sunnyside, 70. Kirkliston, 135. L.