Chalmers Street Church, 410.
Chamberlain Rolls, as to funeral of
King Robert Bruce, 495-97; illustra-
tions of persons and places mentioned
in them, 564-68.
Chapels, ancient, in the parish, 158-61.
and churches, modern ditto,
321-24, 404-12.

and churches of the monas-
tery, list and notices of, 219-31.
Chapel-well farm, origin of name of, 158.
Charles I., King, birth of, and anec-
dote of infancy, in Dunfermline (A.D.
1600), 92; banquet at Palace, on ac-
count of, 513; birth and death of
his brother Robert (A.D. 1601), 513;
creation of an earl and five knights
(A.D. 1633), 271.

........

.......

II., King, "Dunfermline De-
claration" of, or subscription to Cove-
nant by, at Dunfermline, 275-76;
last resident monarch in palace (A.D.
1650), 99.

II., Earl of Dunfermline, 287,

515.
Charlestown village, population of, 331;
harbour of, 385, 404; friendly so-
ciety and sick fund of, 461-62; lime-
work at, 53-6, 65-6; schools of, 547-
48; railroad of, 35, 41.
Chartulary of Dunfermline, MS. and
printed, account of, 71-77.
Christian de Bruce, sister of King Ro-
bert Bruce, and wife of Murray, Re-
gent of Scotland, burial of, at Dun-
fermline, 493.

Civil history of Dunfermline, 71, et
passim.

Clackmannan Castle, 161.
Cleish Church, 219, 222.
Clergy, regular and secular, 255.
Clerk, Sir Alexander, Pittencrieff House,
270, 325.

Coaches, stage, 402-3.

Coal, etymology and history of, 18-21;
strata, dykes, dip, &c., of, 21-4;
methods of working, 24-6; colliers,
and their wages, 26-7; fire and choke
damp, 27; splint-coal, 46.
Coast, nature of, 9.

Cockburn, Sergeant, poem of, 549-52.
Coke, nature and kilns of, 35, 41.
Coldingham, priory of, 238-242.
Collieries, Elgin, 27-36; Wellwood, 36-
42; Townhill and Appin, 42-6; Hal-
beath, 46-9; Cuttlehill, 49-50; South
Lethans, 50; strikes in, 50; schools
in, 444-46.

Collier-Row (now Bruce Street), ety-
mology of, 110.
Commendators, and monasteries held
in commendam, 177, 192-204, 255.

Commercial School, 321, 441-42, 547.
Compostella, St James of, 501.
Confession of Faith in 1580, 200.
Constable, or keeper of the palace, 250;
constabulary house, 109.
Constantine, Earl of Fife, buried in
Dunfermline, 133.

Corves, etymology and nature of, 25.
Couper, Mr Simon, minister of Dun-
fermline, 415, 423-25, 546.
Cousland Church, 219, 222.
Cowper, William, Bishop of Galloway,
560-62.

Craig-luscar, etymology of, 481.
Craig-murmur, island, 67.
Creichtoun, Henry, abbot, 178, 191-
92.

Crichton, church of, 227.
Croft-angry, near Garvock, meaning of,

159.

Crossgates village, 331, 410.
Culdees, etymology of word, 170-71;
account of them, and whether first
occupants of the monastery, 168-74,
500-1.

Culross, Hugh, first abbot, of, 183;
hospital of, 289.
Currying-works, 384.

D

Dalgety Kirk, 286.
Dalyell, Sir John Graham, monastic
antiquities of, 74; search for the
royal remains by, 137-38.
Damask-loom, description of, 363-66.
David I., King, brought 13 monks from
Canterbury to Dunfermline, 176;
various grants of, 214-220; founded
the priory of Urquhart, 232; buried
at Dunfermline, 133-34; character
given by Lord Littleton, 484, et
passim.

II., Bruce, born here, 103, 264-65.
son of King Alexander III.,
buried at Dunfermline, 133-37.
Davidson, Mr John, minister, 311-12.
Deaf and Dumb Schools, 446, 546.
Diseases among colliers, 334-45; fatal
diseases in 1843, list of, 538.
Documents, ancient, in
House, 526-28.

Pitferrane

Donaldson, Mr Andrew, teacher, 314-
16, 532.

Drawing Academy, 371-72.
Drumtuthil, etymology of, 481.
Drysdale, Mr William, school, mortifi- •
cation of, 447.

Du-craig Island, 14, 67.

Dugdale's Monasticon Anglicanum, 167.
Dunbar, Mr Alexander, minister of
Dunfermline, 415.
Duncan, Earl of Fife, 216.

Dunduff, etymology of, 481; loch, 17; |
school, 547.
Dunfermline, etymology of, 2-5, 481;
situation and height of, 1; extent
and boundaries of, 7-8; topographi-
cal appearances of, 8-10; meteoro-
logy and hydrography of, 10-16;
lochs and rivulets of, 16-18; miner-
alogy, geology, and soil of, including
all the collieries and quarries, 18-67;
zoology and botany of, 67-71; civil his-
tory, ancient and modern accounts,
maps, plans, and surveys of, 71-81;
landowners of, 81-2; parochial regis-
ters of, 83; antiquities of, 83-165; mo-
nastery of, 161-261; historical events
of, 261-81, 514; eminent persons of,
281-318,483-85, 493, 502, 510-13, 515-
34, 556-58; modern and other build-
ings of, 319-26, 534-38; population of,
327-41, 539-40; agriculture of, 341-
53; manufactures of, 353-85; bank-
ing-houses and savings' bank of, 385-
88, 540; Guildry and Incorporated
Trades of, 388-91; societies and Gas
Company of, 391-94; parochial eco-
nomy of, 394-404; ecclesiastical state,
present and ancient, of, 404-37,
541-46, 558-62; education of, 437-
48, 547-48; literature of, 448-49,
548-52; charitable institutions and
friendly societies of, 449-63; poor's
funds, and their management, 463-
69, 552-54, 581; prison and police
of, 469-74; fairs, inns, alehouses,
&c., of, 474-77; contrast of its state
in the 11th and 19th centuries, 477-78.
Dungeon, ancient, 111-112.
Dunipace Chapel, 219-223.
Dunkeld Church, 170, 219, 223.
Dury, George, abbot, 94, 179, 198-99.
Durie, Mr John, monk, 307-8.
Durward, Alan, justiciary, 183.
Dye-works, 384.

E

Eadmere, bishop, 176, 575.

Earls of Dunfermline, vide Seton.
Elgin, vide Broomhall family.
Edgar, King, buried at Dumfermline,
133.

Port, 86, 485.
Education, 437-47, 547-48.
Edward I., 261-64.

Prince, son of Malcolm Can-
more, buried at Dunfermline, 128.
Elgin Colliery, vide Collieries.

Family, vide Broomhall.

burial vault, 154.

Elimosinar (Almoner), 454.

Elizabeth, Queen of Robert I., 151-52.
Emigrants from Dunfermline, 554.

Episcopal chapel, 322, 412; ministers,
ancient, 583-84.

Epitaphs, 150, 487-90, 519, 575.
Equitable Friendly Institution, 459.
Erskine, Mr Ralph, minister of Dun-
fermline, 416, 428-33, 546.
Ethelred, 129, 261-81.
Events, remarkable historical, 261-81.

F

Fairful, Mr John, minister of Dunferm-
line, 415.
Fairs, 474.

Fairway sunk-rock, 14-15.
Female Schools, 443, 548.
Fences, 403.

Fergus, Mr Henry, minister in Dun-
fermline, 10, 317, 557.

..... lord of Galloway, 158.
Ferguson, Mr David, first Protestant
minister of Dunfermline, 308-11,
415-17.

Fernie, Mr Thomas, minister of Dun-
fermline, 416, 433.

......................... Mr John, do. do., 77, 416,

433.

Fire, great, 270-71, 514, 568-71.
Fire and Life Insurance Offices, 575.
Fireclay, bed of, 57, 63.
Firth of Forth, tides, &c. of, near Dun-
fermline, 13-15, 68, 482-83.
Fordun, Scotichronicon of, when writ-
ten, 5, et passim; extract from, 150.
Forman, Andrew, abbot, 195-96.
Forrester or Foster, Mr Andrew, minis-
ter of Dunfermline, 415, 417-21.
Fossil organic remains, 50-1, 55-7,

61-3.

Fothriff, 214.

Foundries, iron, 384.
Frater Hall, 112-14.

Freestone quarries, Berrylaw and North
Urquhart, 60; Millhills, 60-1; Pit-
tencrieff, 61; Woodmill, 61; Sunny-
bank, 61.

Friars' Yard, or Garden, 156-57.
Friendly societies, 455-63.
Fuel, 476; vide also Coal.
Funeral societies, 459, 462.
Fyvie, barony of, and lord, 284.

G

Gaelic etymology, 218, 481-82.
Gallery, seats in old church, 121-23.
Gardeners' Society, 456-58.
Garveys, account of, 483.
Garvock, etymology, 481.
Gas Company, 393-94.
Gate-milk, 186, 228.

Gaufrid I., II., III., abbots, 178-83, 575.
Ged, Mr Wm., of Baldridge, 41.

Gellald or Gelland, 209, 578.

K

Kay, Mr Robert, minister of Dunferm-
line, 273, 415, 423, 544.
Keavil, etymology of, 481; family of,
305, 324.

Keith Church, 219, 226.

Sir William, 148.
Kellin Church, 219, 227.
Kemp, Mr Hugh, minister of Dunferm-,
line, 416, 427-28, 546.
Kincardine, a title of Earl of Elgin,
289-93.

King's Cellar at Limekilns, 321.
Kings buried at Dunfermline, 133.
Kinghorn Church, 219, 227.

264.

.... Wester, Church, 219, 227,

Kinglassie Church, 219, 228.
Kinloss, Baron Bruce of, 288-91.
Kinynmont, Mr Thomas, minister of
Dunfermline, 415, 546.
Kirkcaldy Church, 170, 219, 228.
Knockhouse, etymology of, 481.
Knox's Liturgy, 560.

L

Lady's Mill Toll, 114, 160.

Landowners of Dunfermline, and their
valued rentals, 81-2.

Langtoft's Chronicle, extract from, 155.
Latere, a, and de, meaning of, 194-95.
League and Covenant, Solemn, 272.
Leslie, Dr John, Bishop of Ross, 130,
et passim.

..... Margaret, wife of Mr John
Murray, minister of Dunfermline,
buried here, and tombstone of, 421-22.
Lethans Colliery, ride Collieries.
Libraries, public, 448.
Limekilns village, population of, and
King's Cellar at, 331; harbour of,
385, 404; church of, 410; Merchant
Seamen's Fund of, 462; schools of,
547-48.

Limestone Quarries-Charleston, 53-6,
65; Roscobie, 56-7, 60; Sunnybank,
57, 66; Craigluscar, 57-9.
Lindsay, David, bishop, 420, 546.
Liston, Sir Robert, M.D., remarks on
body of King Robert Bruce by,

M

M'Farlane, Walter, Transcript-Chartu-
lary of, 74

M'Gill, Mr Harrie, minister of Dun-
fermline, 415.

Mackie, Dr John, 532-34.
M'Lean, Mr Allan, minister of Dun-
fermline, 416, 433-34; school, 321.
Magazine, or Royal Cellar, 95.
Malcolm (Canmore) III., King, son of

Duncan I., succeeded to throne
in A.D. 1056-7, 86, 485; marriage
of, 5, 6, 86-7; encounter with a
traitorous nobleman at trysta (tryst)
of, and probable building of the
Tower, 84-5, 483-84; supposed Foun-
dation charter to monastery of,
167-68, 499; death and burial of,
128, 130; character of, and of his
Queen, 281-83, et passim.

IV., King, buried at Dunferin-
line, 133-35, et passim.

Malcolm, 2d Earl of Athole, and his
Countess, buried at Dunfermline,
133-35.

Manufactures-table-linen, 353-82;
spinning-mills, &c., 382-84.
Manse, parish, 405.

Mansion-houses round Dunfermline,
324-26.

Maps of parish, 79-80.

Margaret, Queen of Malcolm Canmore,
a Saxon princess, driven to Scotland,
and married at Dunfermline, 86-7;
death, burial, and translation of,
129-32; sacred relics of, 131-32,
193; cave or oratory of, 88-9, et
passim.

Queen of Alexander III.,
133, 136-37, 494.
Margaret's, St, Church, 322, 409.
Markets, 394, 474.

Marriages, averages of, 335-36, 539-40.
Mary, Queen of Scotland, at Rosyth
Castle, 10.

St, chapel of, 160, 231.
Masterton, etymology of, 482, 331,
454-55, 252, 578.

Master of the Song school, 440-41.
Mathildis, daughter of Robert I. and
Elizabeth, 133-37.

Matilda, daughter of Malcolm and
Margaret, account of, 484.

daughter of Malcolm Canmore,
founder of Leper (misprinted Lesser)
Hospital, 484-85.

Matthew, abbot, 178, 184.

Maygate Church, 410.

Mechanics' Institution, 448-89.