Lauderdale, Charles, fourth Earl of, married Elizabeth Lauder, heiress of Haltoun, 12, 139. ---- eighth Earl, sells Haltoun, 140. Lauderdale, Duke of, left Duddingston to his wife, 97. Lauder of Haltoun, first possessors of Bruntisfield, 10, 11. ---- arms of, 139, _note_. Lauder, Sir Thomas Dick, owner of the Grange, 45. ---- the late Sir Thomas Dick Lauder's description of Blackford House, 47, 48. Law of Lauriston, the famous financier, 157, 158. ---- ---- French descendants of the family, 158. ---- ---- arms of, 158, _note_. Lauriston Castle, 156-158, 160. ---- carved stone at, _illustration_, 156. Lee, the Royal Academician, helps to discover secret room at Bruntisfield, 14. Leith, Water of, 141. Lestalric, old name for Restalrig, _q. v._, 120-125. Liberton, 21, 50-52. ---- owned by the Littles, 51. ---- derivation of name, 50. ---- subordinate chapels, 50. ---- Tower, _illustration_, 51. Little of Liberton, 51, 72, 73. Lloyd, Mr., lines written by, 75. Lochend, 123, _illustration_, 123. Logan of Restalrig, 20, 37, 122-124. ---- arms of, 124, _note_. ---- Robert Logan, concerned in the Gowrie conspiracy, 37, 123. ---- his bond with John Napier, 37. Lowrie of Blackwood, his false accusation of the Marchioness of Douglas, 114. Lucky Brown, her loyalty, 94, 95. M. Macrae, Captain, his duel with Sir George Ramsay, 122, 123. Maitland, _see_ Lauderdale. ---- Lady Julian, 12. ---- John, afterwards the Chancellor; his advice to Lord Somerville, 67, 68. ---- Janet, Lady Somerville, 68. Malloch or Mallet, David, the poet, 28, 29. Mar, John, Earl of, imprisoned at Craigmillar, 84. Marionville, called in derision Lappet Ha', 122. Mary, Queen, at Craigmillar, 85-87. ---- married to Darnley by the Dean of Restalrig, 121. ---- seized by Bothwell near the Cat-Stane, 138. ---- roads made by, 118. ---- tree planted by, 87. Meggetland, 33. Mentet de Salmonet, _see_ Robert Monteith, 102. Merchiston Castle, 36-39. Miller, William, of Craigentinnie, 116, 117, 119. ---- his tomb, 116. Monteith, Robert, minister of Duddingston, his romantic story, 101-103. ---- became secretary to Cardinal de Retz, 102. Montrose, the heart of, 38, 39. Morton, prehistoric remains at, 25. Morton Hall, 22-24. Moredun, formerly Goodtrees or Gutters, 66-69. Moubray of Barnbougle, 34, 80, 156. Muirhouse, or The Murrows, 155. Munro, Dr., anecdote of, 33, _note_. Murray, Katherine, second wife of the Laird of Cambusnethan, 66, 67. Murrayfield, 127, 167. Muschat's Cairn, murder at, 114, 115. Muttonhole, now Davidson's Mains, 155, 156. Myreside, 33. N.