CONTENTS.

ALTITUDE OF MOUNTAINS, Page xxi.

STATISTICS OF SCOTLAND, Page 1.

EDINBURGH.

Edinburgh and its Vicinity, page 9-Public Buildings, 15—

Guide to the City, 21-Remarkable objects in the Vicinity,

22-Hopetoun House, 25-Dalmeny Park, 26-Roslin Castle

and Chapel, 28-Hawthornden, 30-Melville Castle, 31-

Dalkeith House, 31 Newbattle Abbey, 32- Dalhousie

Castle, 33-Oxenford Castle, 33-Crichton Castle, 33-

Black Castle, 34-Borthwick Castle, 34-Hermitage of Braid,

35-Habbie's How, 36-Woodhouselee, 37-Newhall, 37—

Penicuik House, 38.

FIRST TOUR.

TO STIRLING, THE TROSACHS, LOCH-KATRINE, LOCH-

EARN, LOCH-TAY, TAYMOUTH, DUNKELD, PERTH, AND

KINROSS, page 39.

Corstorphine, 40-Kirkliston, 40-Linlithgow and Palace, 41

-Torphichen, 44-Falkirk, 45-Carron Iron-works, 48-

Bannockburn, 50-St Ninian's, 52-Stirling, 53-View from

Stirling Castle, 57-Dunblane, 60-Ardoch, 61-Bridge of

Allan, 64-Doune, 66-Callander, 68-Bracklinn Bridge,

70-Loch-Vennachar, 70-Glen-Finlas, 72-Loch-Achray, 72

-The Trosachs, 73-Ben-Venue, 73-Ben-An, 74-Loch-

Katrine, 76-Route from Loch-Katrine to Loch-Lomond,

note, 79-Pass of Leney, 80-Lochearnhead, 81-Killin, 87

-Loch-Tay, 88-Kenmore, 90-Taymouth, 91-Aberfeldy,

95-Dunkeld, 96-Perth, 106-Environs of Perth, 109-

Scone, 109-Methven Castle, 113-Lynedoch, 114-Lun-

carty, 114-Kinfauns Castle, 115-Abernethy, 116-Falk-

land Village and Palace, 117-Pitkeathly, 117-Invermay,

120-Dupplin Castle, 120-Kinross, 121-Loch-Leven and

Castle, 121-Caldron Linn, Rumbling Bridge, &c., 123-

Dunfermline, note, 127-Inverkeithing, 128-North and

South Queensferry, 128-Dundas Castle, 129.

NOTES.

Stirling to Aberfoyle, &c. page 67.

Blair-Drummond, 63-Lake of Menteith, 63-Aberfoyle, 64—

Loch-Ard, 64-Loch-Chon, 65-Loch-Arklet, 65-Inver-

snaid, 65.

Lochearnhead to Perth, page 83.

Loch-Earn, 83-St Fillan's, 83-Dunira, 83-Comrie, 83-

Ochtertyre, 84-Crieff, 85-Drummond Castle, 85-Mon-

zie Castle, 85-Abercairney, 86—Balgowan, 86—Methven,

86.

Dunkeld to Blairgowrie, page 103.

Loch of Cluny, 103-Forneth, 103-Craighall, 103.

SECOND TOUR.

To GLASGOW, DUMBARTON, LOCH-LOMOND, INVERARY,

LOCH-LONG, HAMILTON, LANARK, AND FALLS OF THE

CLYDE, page 130.

Falkirk, 131-Glasgow, 131-Partick, 139-Govan, note, 139

-Duntochar, 140-Dalnotter Hill, 140-Dumbarton, 142—

Vale of Leven, 144-Loch-Lomond, 148-Rossdoe, 149–

Luss, 150-Inveruglas, 151-Rowardennan, 151-Ascent of

Ben-Lomond, 151-Tarbet, 156-Inversnaid, note, 159-

Arroquhar, 159-Glencroe, 160-Cairndow, 161-Inverary,

162--Inverary Castle, 163-Return to Arroquhar, 165-Rose-

neath, 166-Helensburgh, 166-Greenock, 167-Port-Glas-

gow, 170-Paisley, 171-Cruikstone Castle, 172-Glasgow,

173-Rutherglen, 173--Bothwell Castle, 175--Hamilton, 177

-Hamilton Palace, 177--Cadzow Castle, 179--Dalserf, 180-

Mauldslie Castle, 181-Craignethan, 181-The Fall of Stone-

byres, 182-Lanark, 183-Bonniton Fall, 185-Corra Fall,

185-New Lanark, 186-Cartland Crags, 187-Lee House,

188 Wilsontown, 191-Calder House, 191-Mid-Calder,

191-Hatton, 192-Dalmahoy House, 192.

NOTES.

Dumbarton to Loch-Lomond by Drymen, page 143.
Bonhill Church, 144-Buchanan House, 144-Drymen, 144
-Rowardennan, 144-Drymen to Aberfoyle, 144.

Tarbet to Loch-Dochart, page 156.

Loch-Dochart, 156-Tyndrum, 156-St Fillan's Church, 157
-Inverary to Greenock, 167-St Catherine's, 167-Loch-
Eck, 167-Ardintinny, 167-Kilmun, 167-Castle of Dunoon,
167-Loch-Goyle, 167-Castle Carrick, 167.

TO DUNKELD, BLAIR-ATHOLL, INVERNESS, THE HIGH-

LAND FORTS, THE CALEDONIAN CANAL, AND THE

WESTERN ISLANDS, page 217.

Dunkeld, 194-Logierait, 195-Fascally, 197-Pass of Killie-

crankie, 197-Blair-Atholl, 200-Atholl House, 200-Falls

of the Fender, 202-Glen Tilt, 202-Falls of the Bruar,

204-Dalnacardoch, 205-Dalwhinnie, 206-Pitmain, 207—

Kinrara, 208-Rothiemurchus, 208-Glen of Aldruie, note,

209-Aviemore, 209-Cairngorm Mountain, 209-Free-

burn, 210-May Hall, 211-Inverness, 212-Environs of

Inverness, 215-Craig Phadric, 215-Culloden, 216-Fort

George, 217-Beaufort Castle, 218-The Falls of Kilmorack,

218 Beauly, 219-The Great Caledonian Glen, 220-Cale-

donian Canal, 222-Loch-Ness, note, 223-Fall of Foyers,

225 Glen-Urquhart, 229-Drumdrochet, 230-Invermor-

riston, 230-Fort Augustus, 230-Letter Finlay, 232-Fort

William, 232-Inverlochy Castle, 236-Glen-Nevis, 237-

Glen-Roy, 238-Loch-Lagan, 239-Ben-Nevis, 239-Linnhe

Loch, 242-Loch-Leven, 243-Ballahulish, 243-Glencoe,

244-Kingshouse, 245-Tyndrum, 245-Dalmally, 246–

Kilchurn Castle, 246-Dunstaffnage, 250-Staffa, &c. note,

252-Dunolly Castle, 251-Oban, 252-Taynuilt, 249-

Bunaw, note, 249-Loch-Etive, 249-Dunstaffnage Castle,

250-The Hebrides or Western Islands, 253-Kerrera, 255-

Lismore, 256-Duart Castle, 257-Sound of Mull, 258-Ard-

tornish Castle, 258-Aros, 258-Island of Mull, 258-Ulva,

261-Staffa, 261-Iona, or Icolmkill, 266-Return to Oban,

272 Portsonachan, 272-Inverary, 272.

NOTES.

Districts of the Tummel and Rannoch, page 198.

Fall of the Tummel, 198-Loch-Tummel, 198-Loch-Ran-

noch, 199-Schihallion, 199-Loch-Ericht, 199.

Blair-Atholl to Braemar, page 205.

Glen-Tilt, 205-Loch-Tilt, 205-Phalair, 205-Braemar, 205.

Beauly to Dingwall, page 219.

Dingwall, 219-Strathpeffer, 220-Ben-Wyvis, 220-Coul

House, 220-Craigdarroch, 221.

Fort-William to the Isle of Skye, page 241.

Glen-Finnan, 241-Arisaig, 241-Armadale, in Skye, 242-

Loch-Slapin and Spar Cave, 242.

FOURTH TOUR.

To PEEBLES, AND DOWN THE VALE OF THE TWEED, BY

SELKIRK, MELROSE, AND KELSO, TO BERWICK; THENCE

ALONG THE COAST, BY DUNBAR AND HADDINGTON,

page 310.

Penicuik, 274-Peebles, 275-Nidpath Castle, 277-Inver-

leithen, 278-Traquair House, 279-Selkirk, 279-Abbots-

ford, 285-Galashiels, note, 293-Melrose, 294-Melrose

Abbey, 294-Eildon Hills, 299-Earlston, 298-Old Mel-

rose, 299-Dryburgh Abbey, note, 300-St Boswell's, 302-

Mertoun House, 303-Smailholm Tower, 304-Makerston,

305-Kelso, 306-Environs of Kelso, 308-Home Castle,

309-Fleurs, 308-Ednam, 309-Roxburgh Castle, 307-

Coldstream, 310-Cornhill, 311-Norham Castle, 311-

Union Chain Bridge, and note, 313-Berwick, 313-Ayton,

316-Coldingham, note, 317-St Abb's Head, note, 317—

Renton Inn, 317-Pease Bridge, 317-Dunbar, 319-Tan-

tallon Castle, note, 320-Bass Island, note, 320-Hailes

Castle, 322-Haddington, 323-Tranent, 325-Musselburgh,

326 Inveresk, 326 Portobello, 327.

NOTES.

Selkirk to Dumfries, page 280.

Philiphaugh, 280-Oakwood Tower, 281-Tushielaw, 281-

Thirlstane Castle, 281-Carterhaugh, 281-Bowhill, 282-

Newark Castle, 282-Yarrow Church, 282-Altrive, 282-

St Mary's Loch and Chapel, 282-Dryhope Town, 283-

Birkhill, and Grey Mare's Tail, 283-Moffat, 284—Amisfield

Castle, 284-Dumfries and Environs, 285-Drumlanrig

Palace, 286-Lochmaben, 286-Lockerby, 287-Annan, 287

-Gretna Green, 287-Carlisle, 288-Liddesdale, 289-Lang-

holm, 290-Hawick, 290.

St Boswell's by Jedburgh to Kelso, page 301.

Ancrum, 301-Jedburgh, 302—Crailing, 303-Eckford, 303.

GUIDE TO THE PRINCIPAL STEAM-BOAT

TOURS, page 329.

I. From Leith to Stirling, page 330.

II. From Leith to Aberdeen, Inverness, Wick, and Kirk-

wall, 335.

Aberdeen to Castletown of Braemar, &c., note, 353

Castletown of Braemar to Aberdeen, through Strathdon,

note, 362.

III. From Glasgow to Inverary, 368.

IV. From Glasgow to Fort-William, and by the Caledonian

Canal to Inverness, 373.

Island of Jura, note, 374-Islay, note, 375— Colonsay and

Oronsay, note, 375.

V. From Glasgow to Campbeltown, and Ailsa Craig, 282—

Island of Arran, note, 382.

VI. From Edinburgh to London, 387

VII. ROUTES OF THE NORTH MAIL COACH, 401-Kintore,

401-Inverury, 402-Huntly, 402-Keith, Fife Keith,

and New Keith, 402-Fochabers, 402-Gordon Castle,

402—Elgin, 402-Forres, 403-Findhorn, 403-Tarna-

way Castle, 403-Nairn, 403-Cawdor Castle, 403-In-

verness, 404-Invergordon, 404-Tain, 404-Dornoch,

404-Golspie, 404-Brora, 404-Lathbeg, 404-Helms-

dale, 404-Wick, 404-Thurso, 405-Thurso-East, 405

-Strathaven, 405-Loch-Naver, 405.