Genealogie of the Sainteclaires of Rosslyn

xviii INTRODUCTORY NOTICE.
The Beauties of Scotland, 5 vols. Edin. 1 805, 8vo. contain a view of the
Castle from the river. — Woolford, del. Angus, sculp, and another of the Chapel,
from the foot of the elevation on which it stands. — Drawn by P. Gibson, en-
graved by J. Stewart 1806.
A thin 4to volume, Edinburgh, 1819, entitled "Scenery and Antiquities
of Mid-Lothian, drawn and etched by an amateur," contains an etching of the
Castle and Chapel.
In Storer's Views in Edinburgh, 2 vols. Edinburgh 1820, 8vo- there is a
print, (1.) Of part of the Castle. (2.) Of the south entrance of the Chapel.
(3.) Of the interior south end. All " drawn, engraved, and published by J.
H. S. Storer, Pentonville Street."
The Provincial Antiquities contain two views of the Castle.
The first drawn by J. M. W. Turner, R. A. Engraved by W. B. Smith,
Nov. 21, 1822.
The second from a Painting by the Reverend J. Thomson, engraved by W.
Cooke, junior. June 1, 1822.
And three of the Chapel.
1 . A view of the Chapel drawn by Blore, engraved by G. Cook, with Castle
at a distance. May 1, 1824. This seems taken from a print in Grose.
2. Rosslyn Chapel, interior of the east end. Drawn by Blore. Engraved
by H. Le Keux. 1st August 1821.
3. Interior of Rosslyn Chapel, drawn by Blore. Engraved by H. Le Keux,
1st June 1826.
The historical and descriptive account of Rosslyn Chapel, before noticed,
contains the following prints, " drawn and engraved by J. and J. Johnstone.
Edinburgh :" —
Chapel. — 1. North Door.— (Title.) 2. North Front. 3. South Entrance.
4. Interior of East Chapel. 5. Apprentice's Pillar. 6. Interior of
Chapel from the west.
Castle. — 1. View from the south. 2. View from the east.