——­ William, 146.
——­ of Itall, 202.
——­ Mr., 168. 
Kid, rev.  Mr., of the abbey kirk, anecdote of, 127. 
Kilmundie, laird of, 240, 249. 
Kilpont, 193, 194. 
Kilsyth, battle of, 183 and n. 
Kincaid of Wariston, 191.
——­ John, 2. 
Kincardin, earle of, 221, 226, 308. 
King’s evil, curing of, 72 and n. 
Kinghorne, 195, 281.
——­ earle of, 224. 
Kinglassy, 205.
——­ lord, death of, 212. 
Kingstone, lord, 193. 
Kinleith (Killeith), 191. 
Kinloch, sir Francis, 306.
——­ Francis, merchant in Paris, xxxvi, 5, 132, 153, 156, 158-161;
     Lauder’s letter of introduction to, 3;
     letter from, to John Ogilvy, 7.
——­ Magdalen, 5. 
Kinneuchar, 207 and n. 
Kinninmont, 197. 
Kinninmonts of Craighall, 207. 
Kinnoul, lord, 109. 
Kirkcaldie, 196.
——­ G., 258. 
Kirkcanders, lands of, 302. 
Kirkhill, 193. 
Kirkwood, Mr., 168.

La Figonne, Ingrande, 128, 160. 
La Fleche, jesuit college at, 69. 
Lambert ——­, 233. 
Lame people, large numbers of, in Orleans, 8. 
Lammerton, 202. 
Lanark, 186. 
Land, price of, in France, 107. 
Langeais, 20. 
Langhermistoune, 191. 
Langnidrie, 203 and n, 208. 
Language, antiquity of, 81. 
Lanty, Mr., minister of Chirnesyde, 201. 
Latin and Greek, pronunciation of, 123. 
Laud, archbishop, his gift of MSS. to the Oxford university library, 169. 
Lauder, Andrew, 283.
——­ Colin, 292.
——­ Elizabeth, 191 n.
——­ George, 242.
——­ sir George, 240.
——­ James, 246, 289.
——­ John, of Newington, father of Fountainhall, xxii, xxiii;
     letter of introduction from, to Francis Kinloch, 3.
——­ sir John, lord Fountainhall, outline of his life, xxii-xxv;
     his political opinions, xxv-xxxiv;
     on the administration of justice, xxxiv-xxxviii;
     account of his MSS., ix-x;
     correspondence between sir Walter Scott and sir T.D.  Lauder
      on the proposed publication of his MSS., xi-xxii;
     his early journals and accounts, xl-xlii;
     language and spelling of his MSS., xlix;
     sets out on his travels, I;
     lands in France, 2;
     in Paris, 3;
     at Orleans, 7;
     enters into theological and logical discussions, 16;
     at Blois, 17;
     visits the convent at Marmoustier, 18;
     at Saumur, 20-23;
     at Richelieu, 25-29;
     arrives at Poictiers, 29;
     angers the French by abusing them in Scots, 121;
     leaves Poictiers, 128;
     at Amboise, 129;
     arrives in Paris, 131;
     his essay on the study of law, 137 and n;
     visits the colleges and physick garden, 169-173;
     returns to London, 174;
     his journey north, 175-I76;
     at York, 177;
     reaches Edinburgh, 179;
     note of his expenses in London, 180;
     at Glasgow, 183, 185;