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

Fountainbrige.1 ADAM RITCHIE. 221 master’s son.” This centenarian died with “ all his teeth fresh and complete, and made it his boast that he could crack a nut with the youngest and The Edinburgh Magazi/re for 1792 records the death of his brother William, in his 106th year, adding, that ‘‘ he was twice married End had twenty- P3RTSBURGH COURT HOUSE. comprehended two districts, the Easter and Wester, CHAPTER XXIX WEST PORT. lies wholly to the westward of Wharton Lane and the

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