Old and New Edinburgh

Go to: « Volume I « Volume II « Volume III Volume IV Title and Plates Ch 26: The Northern New Town (continued) Ch 27: Northern New Town (concluded) Ch 28: The Western New Town - Haymarket - Dalry - Fountainbridge Ch 29: West Port Ch 30: The Grassmarket Ch 31: The Cowgate Ch 32: Cowgate (concluded) Ch 33: The Society Ch 34: The Lord Provosts of Edinburgh Ch 35: Infirmary Street and the Old High School Ch 36: The Old Royal Infirmary - Surgeon Square Ch 37: Arthur's Seat and its Vicinity Ch 38: Bristo and the Potterrow Ch 39: Nicolson Street and Square Ch 40: George Square and the Vicinity Ch 41: Hope Park End Ch 42: Lauriston Ch 43: George Heriot's Hospital and the Greyfriars Church Contents List of Illustrations » Volume V » Volume VI

CONTENTS. ix CHAPTER XLII. JAURISTON. The New UniveAity Buildmgs-The Estimates and Ammmodation-George Watsods HospitaI-Fonnded-Opencd and Sold-The New Royal Infirmary-Its Capabilities for Accommodation-Simpn Memorial Hospital-Sii children’s Hospital-Merchant Maiden H a s p i t a l - W ~ n ’ s S c h w ~ ~ s t o n U n i t e d P r r s b ~ ~ h u r c h - S ~ C p t h u i m ’ s ~ ~ . . . - . - . .355 CHAPTER XLIII. GEORGE HERIOT’S HOSPITAL AND THE GREYFRIARS CHURCH. Norice o f h r g e Heriot-Dies Childless-His Wd--The Hospital founded-Its Pmgrcss-The Marter Masons--Opmed-Number of Scholars-Dr. Ralcanquall-Alterations-The EdificcThe Amhit- of it-Heriot’s Day and Inht Schools in the City-Luudi’s Balloon Ascent-Royal Edinburgh Volunteers-The Heriot Breweryald Greyfriars Church-The Cwcnant-The Cromwellii-The Coveuanting Prisoners-The Martyr’s Tomb-New Greyfriars-Dr. Wallace--I)I. RobeWn-Dr. E r s k i n 4 l d Tombs in the Church -Grant by Queen Marg-Morton Interred-State of the Ground in 177pThe Gravea of B u c k and others-Roneo from SL Giles’s Church - . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . . - . .36j ERRATA. Page 135 col I, lines 3,+ from foot, for “he preached on the death of Dr,,” k, read “preached at hi4 Page 145 col. 2, delete lines 14 to 25 tium top. Page I#, col. I, delete Lines 3 to 6 from top. Page 156, COL a, line 10 from foot, for “ w“ read “is” Page 158, col. I, lie 13 from top, for ‘‘ 1876” read 4‘ 1871.- Page 168, col. I, line 22 from top, for “was till 1879 ” read “ is.” Page 168, COL i, line 31 from top, for “now” read “was till 1879.- Page ~m col. 2, line 4 from top, for “ Provident Institntion,” read “Scottish Union and National Insuranc- z Company;” and for “6”read “47, George Street, and24 st. Andrew Squan, these two companies having been amalgamated in 1879.” Page 171, col. I, line 10 from top, for “west ” read ‘( east.“ Page r71, col. I, l i e 12 from top, for I‘ Provident Institntion I* read “Scottish Unim and National Insuranc- z Company.“ Page 172. The engraving repmnts the “Scottish Union and National Iosurancc Company” and not the “Scottish Provident Institution.” Nom-Mr. Hugh James Ro110, W.S., factor for the Walker trustees, Mites:-“At page 1x1 it is IC. presented that a capital of &mow was bequeathed by the Mims Walker for the erection d S t . Mary’s Cathedral, whereas the amount of personal estate left was about ,&&,om, besides heritage very valuable for feuing purposes, which at the death of Miss Mary Walker yielded an income of about .44,om a year. The income at preseat is about .46,504 the first charge on which is a sum of f;1,4oo for stipends to clergy of the cathedral, bursaries to students, and allowance to the poor of the cathedral. Then there is a sum of & I , X ~ to be anndly set aside for thirty year4 to repay part of the cost of the cathedral, and the interest on this &minish;ng loam The surplus income is at the d e of the trustees for behoof of the Episcopd Church in Scotland, the City of Edinburgh having always a p‘cf- The ultimate income will be about L8,om a yeu.” death by Dr.,” &c.

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