THE

SCOTTISH
HISTORICAL
REVIEW

Volume Tenth

GLASGOW

JAMES MACLEHOSE AND SONS

PUBLISHERS TO THE UNIVERSITY

Contents

Lord Elgin in Canada, 1847-1854. By J. L. Morison

The Scottish Progress of James VI. By the Hon. G. A.

Sinclair

The Origin of the Holy Loch in Cowall, Argyll. By

Niall D. Campbell

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21

29

A Mass of St. Ninian. With Introduction by F. C. Eeles

The Honorific The.' By James Dallas

35

39

The Seafield Correspondence. By the Earl of Cassillis

Jacobite Papers at Avignon. By R. W. Twigge, F.S.A.

The Chronicle of Lanercost. Translated by the Rt. Hon.

Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bart. -

Loose and Broken Men. By R. B. Cunninghame Graham

A Forgotten Scottish Scholar of the Sixteenth Century.

By P. Hume Brown -

Authorship of the Chronicle of Lanercost. By Rev.

James Wilson

Hamilton of Kincavil and the General Assembly of

1563. By J. R. N. Macphail

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76, 174

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James Mill in Leadenhall Street, 1819-1836. By W.

Foster

The Royal Scottish Academy. By Sir John Stirling

Maxwell, Bart. With Illustration

The Influence of the Convention of the Royal Burghs of

Scotland on the Economic Development of Scotland

before 1707. By Theodora Keith

PACE

162

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Original Charters of the Abbey of Cupar, 1219-1448.

By Rev. James Wilson

272

Arthur Johnston in his Poems. By T. D. Robb

287

The Castle Campbell Inventory. By Niall D. Campbell -

299

Some Seventeenth Century Diaries and Memoirs. By

C. H. Firth

329

Four Representative Documents of Scottish History. By

Professor Hume Brown

347

The Trade of Orkney at the End of the Eighteenth

Century. By W. R. Scott -

Dr. Blacklock's Manuscripts. By Frank Miller

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369

A Sixteenth Century Rental of Haddington. By C.

Cleland Harvey -

The Origin of the Convention of the Royal Burghs of

Scotland with a Note on the Connection of the

Chamberlain with the Burghs. By Theodora Keith -

Reviews of Books

377

384

88, 185, 306, 403