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INDEX
Charles, Elizabeth, The Schonberg
Cotta Family, 341
Charlesford, Mr., the famous
Cupar dancing-master, 165
Church of Scotland, disruption
of, 140
Cleveland, Duke of, anecdote
about, 349
Contemporary Review, The, 344
Coopers, the, of Stenton, 2
Cornhill, The : Thackeray as
Editor, 255, 257 ; and Black-
wood, 283 ; Margaret Veley's
Swoid of Damocles, 341
Craig, Isa, Secretary to the Social
Science Association, 306 ; de-
scription of, 307
Craik, Mrs. See Muloch, Miss
Crimean War, the, 250-252
Cumming, Miss Gordon, 266
Cupar : the county town of Fife,
2 ; market days at, 16 ; French
officers at, 36 ; description of,
75 el seq. ; gaiety and entertain-
ment at, 81, 163 ; race meetings
at, 98; as winter-quarters, 108;
and St. Andrews, 272
Cupples, Jane Ann, her books for
children, 343
Cyples-Bell, Miss, 345
Dairsie Kirk}'ard, grave of " Dau-
vit Gib," 1
Davidson, Jeremiah, artist, 229
Dick, Robert, geologist, 309
Dolling, Father, character of,
356 et seq. ; description of, 357
Dougal, L,ilv, Canadian author,
346
Dugdale, Eliza, 351
East India Company, 252
Eden Bank Farm, 5, 6; life at,
10 et seq. ; sale of, 52
Edie, the Misses, 121
Education in Scotland, 233, 236
" Edwards, Tarn," naturalist, 309
Elie : village of, 147 ; Elie House,
208 ; description of, 239
Faa, Jenny, portrait of, 209
Fairbairn, Andrew, Principal of
Mansfield College, 354 ; descrip-
tion of, 355
Farm-life, description of, 10 et seq.
Ferrier, James, Professor of Moral
Philosophy, 273
Ferrier, Susan, novel-writer, 273
Fitchett, Dr., writer on the
Peninsular Wars, 346
Forbes, Duncan, of Culloden, 15
Eraser's Magazine : edited by J. A.
Froude, 278, 293 ; given up, 283
Freeman, Professor: description
of, 348, 349 ; anecdote about,
349
French officers as prisoners at
Cupar, 36 el seq.
Froude, J. A. : Editor of Eraser's
Magazine, 278, 293 ; resignation,
283; description of, 293 ; lecture
by, 348
Gall, Mrs., 33
Gall, Richard, description of, 34,
35
Gavazzi, Father, 250
Geddes, Professor Patrick, 271
Gibb, Adam : painting of, 55 ; ill-
ness and death from consump-
tion, 50, 58
Gibb, Andrew of Balass, 2; his
death, 58
Gibb, Andrew, the younger, 56,
57.78
Gibb, Arthur, 54 ; death from
consumption, 55
Gibb, Dauvit, grave of, 1
Gibb, George, death from con-
sumption, 54
Gibb, Harry, of Balass, 2 ; elope-
ment and marriage, 7-10;
conviviality, 15, 17; the Buona-
parte scare, 20; his forgetful-
ness, 38; his misfortunes and
ruin, 48 et seq. ; his death, 61 *,
descendants of, 259, 260
Gibb, Mrs., wife of the above.
See Burn, Helen
Gibb, Harry, the younger, death
from consumption, 54
Gibb, Helen, her beauty, 28 ; her
death, 50
Gibb, Jeannie, afterwards Mrs.
Templeton : her beauty, 28, 41 ;
her broken engagement, 48-50 ;
marriage and death, 57, 58
Gibb, Marget, afterwards Mrs.
John Walker, 26; marriage,
41, 45, 47; seeks refuge in
religion, 58; at Blebo Mills,
in
Gibb, Mary, afterwards Mrs.
Philip Keddie: her early life,
22-24, 26; her life at Blebo
Mills, 45 ; marriage, 63, 67, 73 ;