Chapter C

Canaan Lane, 19.
Canaan Lodge, belonged to Dr. Gregory, 19.
Cambusnethan, Lairds of,
younger branch of the Somerville family, 66-69.
Cambusnethan, Lairds of, held Goodtrees for fourscore years, 66-69.
Cameron, The, 75, 76.
Cameron Toll, 75.
Cammo, formerly New Saughton, 162, 165.
Carmichael, James, murdered Stephen Bruntfield, 106.
---- ---- killed in a duel by Adam Bruntfield, 107.
Carmichael, Katherine, the beautiful wife of John,
third Laird of Cambusnethan, 66, _note_.
Caroline Park, originally Roystoun, 148-155.
---- ---- built by George, Lord Tarbat, 148.
---- ---- description of, 148-150.
---- ---- garden of, 153.
---- ---- gates of hammered iron now at Gogar, 138, 152, 153.
---- ---- Green Ladye's Well, 151.
---- ---- plague-stricken crew buried in the park, 151, 152.
---- ---- _illustrations_ of, 149, 153.
Cat-Stane, 135-138.
---- ancient battle fought here, 137.
---- Queen Mary seized here by Bothwell and hurried to Dunbar, 138.
---- _illustration_, 136.
Chapman, Walter, first Edinburgh printer,
granted Priestfield by James IV., 75.
Charles I., present at John Wauchope's christening, 89.
---- ---- slept at Niddrie, 96.
Charles, Prince, encamped at Duddingston, 93, 98.
---- ---- interview with the young Laird of Niddrie, 93.
---- ---- given breakfast by Lucky Brown, 94.
---- ---- visited the Grange, 45.
---- ---- his courtesy to Lord Somerville, 64, 65.
Charles X. of France lived at Baberton, 141.
Chopin, the composer, at Cramond House, 159.
Chiesly of Dalry, 142-144.
---- John, shot the Lord President, Sir George Lockhart, 142, 143.
Clerk of Penicuik, their tenure of the barony, 22.
---- ---- Sir John, learned antiquary, 25.
Clermiston Lee, 127.
Coal-miners at Niddrie, formerly serfs, 95.
Cockburn, Lord, built Bonally in 1845, 30.
Colinton, 30, 31.
Comely Bank, 145, 146.
Comiston, 23, 24.
Convent of St. Margaret, 17.
---- ---- St. Mary of Placentia, 18.
---- ---- St. Catherine of Sienna, 17, 18, 46.
Corstorphine, 127-135, 167.
---- altar tombs at, 130, 131, _illustration_, 130.
---- collegiate church, 128-131.
---- Lords Forester of, 72, 127-134, 155, 156.
---- Loch of, 32, 131.
---- murder of Lord Forester by Mrs. Nimmo, 130.
Craigentinnie, formerly owned by Nisbets, 119.
---- added to by Mr. William Miller, 117, 119.
---- tomb at, 116, 117.
Craigcrook, 164, 165.
---- inhabited by Francis, Lord Jeffrey, 164.
Craighouse, curious old house, 34-36.
---- abduction thither of Isabel Hutcheon by John Kincaid, 35.
---- Sir William Dick, owner of, 35, 36.
---- Kincaids, previous owners, 35.
Craiglockhart, 31, 32, 33, 34.
---- ---- _illustration_, 32.
Craigmillar Castle, 80-87.
---- ---- burned and plundered by the English in 1554, 80.
---- ---- bought in 1660 by Sir John Gilmour, 84, 86, 87.
---- ---- James V. lived here as a boy, 85.
---- ---- Earl of Mar's imprisonment, 84.
---- ---- Prestons, owners of, from 1374-1660, 83, 84.
---- ---- Queen Mary's stay here, 85-87.
---- ---- St. Leger winner of 1875 named after castle, 87.
---- ---- _illustration_ of, 81.
Cramond Bridge, James V. attacked here, 160.
---- ---- old and new bridge, 162.
Cramond House, _alias_ Nether Cramond or Bishop's Cramond, 159, 160.
---- ---- Chopin stayed here, 159, 160.
---- ---- ancient sundial, 160.
Cramond Regis or King's Cramond, now Barnton, 163, 164.
Cromwell's siege of Redhall, 31.