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THE 

EDINBURGH  ACADEMY 

REGISTER 

A  RECORD   OF  ALL  THOSE  WHO 

HAVE   ENTERED    THE    SCHOOL 

SINCE  ITS  FOUNDATION  IN 

1824 


EDINBURGH 

PRINTED  BY  T.   &  A.  CONSTABLE  FOR   THE 

EDINBURGH  ACADEMICAL  CLUB 

1914 


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PREFACE 

The  project  of  compiling  a  School  Register  for  the  Edinburgh  Academy  has 
been  under  consideration  for  a  number  of  years,  and  it  is  a  serious  misfortune 
that  the  work  was  not  undertaken  a  quarter  of  a  century  ago,  when  yet  a 
few  of  the  original  pupils  were  with  us,  and  while  access  could  still  be  had  to 
that  unique  repository  of  Academical  lore,  the  memory  of  the  late  Mr,  James 
Carmichael.  During  that  period  much  valuable  information  regarding  those 
who  attended  the  School  in  its  early  years  has  been  obscured,  if  not  irre- 
trievably lost,  and  the  task  of  collecting  such  material  as  was  still  available 
has  been  rendered  more  difficult.  In  many  directions  much  anxious  work 
has  been  done  in  making  investigations  which  have  proved  fruitless  through 
lapse  of  time,  but  it  is  expected  that  the  circulation  of  this  volume  among  so 
many  interested  readers  may  result  in  opening  up  sources  of  information 
which  have  not  hitherto  been  reached. 

On  various  occasions  during  the  last  ten  years  members  of  the  Committee 
of  the  Academical  Club  have,  along  with  others  interested  in  the  School,  urged 
the  importance  of  undertaking  the  publication  of  a  School  Register,  but  it 
was  not  until  1908  that  any  definite  step  towards  the  achievement  of  that 
object  was  taken.  The  Academical  Club  then  appointed  Mr.  A.  S.  Pringle, 
advocate,  to  be  Editor,  with  a  Consultative  Committee  to  co-operate  with 
him  consisting  of  Mr.  J.  H.  Millar,  advocate.  Dr.  John  S.  Mackay,  Mr.  A.  A. 
Scot  Skirving,  C.M.G.,  Mr.  F.  C.  Thomson,  advocate,  Mr.  S.  C.  Freeman,  and 
Mr.  C.  E.  W.  Macpherson,  C.A.,  as  Secretary.  Mr.  Pringle  did  much  valuable 
work  in  collecting  and  arranging  most  of  the  information  that  could  be  pro- 
cured from  the  School  records  and  in  making  out  the  Schedules  and  relative  Card 
Index  on  which  the  Register  has  been  built  up.  Mr.  Pringle  was  also  subse- 
quently engaged  in  dealing  with  these  Schedules,  but  after  completing  a  few 
hundred  records  he  found  that  other  calls  upon  his  time  and  energies  had 
become  so  pressing  that  he  had  to  relinquish  his  duties  as  Editor. 

The  Committee  of  the  Club,  on  Mr.  Pringle's  retirement  in  May  1910, 
appointed  Mr.  Thomas  Henderson,  W.S.,  and  Mr.  P.  F.  Hamilton-Grierson, 
advocate,  to  be  Joint  Editors,  and  they  since  that  date  have  carried  on  the 
work  of  collecting  all  the  information  obtainable  concerning  those  who 
attended  the  School. 

While  the  Editors  have  in  some  quarters  encountered  a  disappointing 
spirit  of  apathy  (nearly  a  thousand  Schedules  are  still  outstanding),  they 
have  as  a  general  rule  received  the  hearty  and  sympathetic  assistance  not 


vi  PREFACE 

only  of  Academicals,  but  also  of  many  who  had  no  direct  connexion  with 
the  School. 

The  members  of  the  Consultative  Committee  have  rendered  valuable  ser- 
vices. The  historical  Introduction  is  from  the  pen  of  Mr.  J.  H.  Millar,  as 
are  also  the  School  Bibliography  and  the  Biographical  Notes  on  the  Rectors. 
Mr.  F.  C.  Thomson  has  furnished  lists  of  the  Directors  and  other  Office- 
bearers. The  Athletic  Records  have  been  compiled  with  much  labour  and  under 
serious  difficulties  by  Mr.  S.  C.  Freeman.  Mr.  Scot  Skirving  has  supplied  the 
references  to  the  Academy  Chronicle  which  are  appended  to  the  records  of  those 
concerning  whom  any  article  of  consequence  has  appeared  in  that  magazine, 
and  the  late  Dr.  Mackay  furnished,  after  careful  research,  particulars  of  the 
publications  written  either  for  use  in  the  School  or  for  other  purposes  by 
Academy  Rectors  and  Masters.  His  lamented  death  occurred  as  this  volume 
was  passing  through  the  press. 

A  few  words  of  explanation  are  necessary  regarding  the  scheme  of  the 
Register.  From  the  commencement  of  the  School  till  1886  the  '  Class-Master  ' 
system  prevailed,  but  was  then  discarded  in  favour  of  the  present  system. 
Under  the  original  plan  all  the  boys  who  joined  the  First  or  lowest  class — the 
geits — were  placed  under  the  care  of  a  particular  Classical  Master,  who  undertook 
the  sole  charge  of  their  education  in  Classics  until  they  reached  the  Fourth 
Class,  after  which  they  came  under  the  direct  tuition  of  the  Rector  in  Classics 
in  the  Fifth,  Sixth,  and  Seventh  Classes,  the  Class  Master  sharing  indeed  with 
the  Rector  the  duty  of  their  instruction,  but  also  returning  to  start  another 
set  of  geits  upon  their  scholastic  course.  Thus  the  same  group  of  boys  moved 
upwards  from  class  to  class  in  consecutive  sessions  from  the  bottom  to  the  top 
of  the  School,  with  the  result  that  they  formed  closer  bonds  of  union  with  each 
other  and  with  their  Class  INIaster  than  is  possible  under  the  modem  arrange- 
ments. Almost  invariably,  too,  as  each  Seventh-Class  group  left  the  School, 
the  members,  with  former  class  associates,  formed  themselves  into  a  Class  Club 
named  after  the  Class  Master  and  distinguished  by  the  years  of  entering  and 
leaving  the  School.  These  Class  Clubs  have  done  good  work,  not  merely  in 
cementing  friendships  formed  in  the  class-room  or  the  yards,  but  also  in 
preserving  the  traditions  of  the  Academy  and  fostering  its  prosperity. 

Having  regard  to  the  significance  of  the  Class-Master  system,  it  was 
•decided  to  make  it  the  basis  of  the  arrangement  of  entries  in  the  Register  for 
the  years  during  which  it  prevailed,  and  for  subsequent  years  to  adopt  the 
usual  method  of  entering  each  boy  under  the  year  in  which  he  began  his  school 
life.  It  should,  however,  be  added  that,  during  the  existence  of  the  old  system, 
there  were  now  and  then  cases  of  boys  changing  from  one  Class  Master  to 
another  by  remaining  for  a  second  year  in  the  same  class,  or  by  '  skipping '  a 
class  and  going  to  a  higher  one  than  would  in  the  ordinary  course  have  been 
taken.  The  Editors  have  found  it  necessary  to  adhere  to  a  uniform  rule  in 
dealing  with  such  exceptional  cases,  and  all  boys  have  been  entered  in  the 


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Master's  Class  in  which  they  joined  the  School.  It  has  not  generally  been 
practicable  to  indicate  the  movements  of  such  boys  from  one  Master's  Class 
to  that  of  another,  but  where  attention  has  been  drawn  to  the  fact  a  note 
has  been  added  indicating  the  change. 

Although  a  Register  of  this  kind  can  never  be  altogether  complete,  it  is 
hoped  that  the  work  which  has  been  done  will  lay  a  solid  foundation  for  later 
editions.  This  First  Edition,  for  the  reasons  already  stated,  doubtless  lacks 
many  items  of  information  which  are  still  procurable,  and  it  is  earnestly  asked 
that  all  those  into  whose  hands  it  may  come  will  communicate  any  particulars 
within  their  knowledge  which  are  awanting  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Academical 
Club,  Edinburgh. 

In  conclusion,  the  Editors  have  to  tender  their  best  thanks  to  the  many 

Academicals  and  others  who  have  generously  given  their  time  and  trouble  in 

assisting  and  forwarding  the  work.     They  desire  in  particular  to  acknowledge 

their  heavy  debt  of  obligation  to  Mr.  A.  M.  Kennedy,  the  Sub-Editor,  who  has 

spared  no  pains  and  has  bestowed  much  laborious  work  upon  the  preparation 

of  the  book,  without  which  it  would  not  have  made  so  creditable  an  appearance. 

Special  thanks  are  also  due  to  Mr.  Walter  Seton  Dickson,  advocate,  whose 

acquaintance  with  Scottish  county  families  has  been  of  great  value,  and  who 

has  made  careful  search  for  particulars  in  cases  where  the  ordinary  sources 

of  information  were  defective. 

T.  H. 

P.  F.  H.-G. 

Edinburgh,  May  1914. 


CONTENTS 


THE  POUCH  OF  THE  EDINBURGH  ACADEMY 

I  hawing  hi/  AViixiam  Hole, 

PKEFACE     

INSCRIPTION  ON  FOUNDATION  STONE 
INTRODUCTION 

EXTRACT  FROM  PRINCIPAL  SHAIRP'S  SPEECH  A 
1874        ...... 


R.S.A. 


r  THE  JUBILEE  DINNER 


BIBLIOGRAPHY     ..... 

ABBREVIATIONS   ..... 

DIRECTORS  ..... 

HONORARY  SECRETARIES,  TREASURERS,  AND  CLERKS 

RECTORS     

MASTERS     .  .  . 

DUXES  OF  THE  WHOLE  SCHOOL 

EDINBURGH  ACADEMY  EXHIBITIONERS     . 

'  FLOREAT  ACADEMIA  '  . 

SCHOOL  REGISTER  .... 

EPHORS 

ACADEMY  CRICKET  ELEVENS  .... 

ACADEMY  FOOTBALL  TWENTIES  AND  FIFTEENS 

SCHOOL  FOOTBALL  AND  CRICKET  RESULTS 

ACADEMICAL  CRICKET  ELEVENS 

ACADEMICAL  FOOTBALL  FIFTEENS  .... 

ACADEMICAL  RUGBY  INTERNATIONALISTS 

REPRESENTATIVE  CRICKETERS  AND  UNIVERSITY  BLUES 

ACADEMY  GAMES  RECORDS 

ACADEMY  GYMNASTIC  EIGHTS  .... 

ACADEMY  SHOOTING  EIGHTS  AND  RECORDS 

WINNERS  OF  ACADEMY  ATHLETIC  TROPHIES,  FENCING  AND  GYM- 
NASTIC MASTERS  AND  INSTRUCTORS,  CRICKET  PROFESSIONALS,  AND 
JANITORS         .......... 

INDEX 


Frontinpiece 


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£44 

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UT  NUMERO  PARENTUM 

IN   URBE   EDINBUR60  IN    DIES    CRESCENTI 

ET 

AMPLIOREM    QUAM    QUI    SUPPETEBAT    LOCUM 

UBI  AETAS  PUERILIS 

AD   HUMANITATEM   INFORMARI   POSSET 

JAMDIU    EFFLAGITANTI 

CONSULERETUR 

HANC    AEDEM 

DOCILI    JUVENTAE    SACRATAM 

QUIDAM    GIVES 

PECUNIA    COLLATA 

EXSTRUENDAM    CURAVERUNT 

ET 

PRIMUM    LAPIDEM    POSUERUNT 

PRID.    KAL.    JUL. 

MDCCCXXIII. 


Inscription  on  Foundation  Stone. 


INTRODUCTION 

'  Leonard  Horner  and  I  had  often  discussed  the  causes  and  the  remedies  of 
the  decline  of  classical  education  in  Scotland ;  and  we  were  at  last  satisfied 
that  no  adequate  improvement  could  be  effected  so  long  as  there  was  only 
one  great  classical  school  in  Edinburgh,  and  this  one  jilaced  under  the  town 
council,  and  lowered,  perhaps  necessarily,  so  as  to  suit  the  wants  of  a  class  of 
boys  to  more  than  two-thirds  of  Avhom  classical  accomplishment  is  foreseen  to 
be  useless.  So  one  day  on  the  top  of  one  of  the  Pentlands — emblematic  of 
the  solidity  of  our  foimdation  and  of  the  extent  of  our  prospects — we  two 
resolved  to  set  about  the  establishment  of  a  new  school.  On  taking  others 
into  cDuncil  we  found  that  the  conviction  of  the  inadequacy  of  the  High 
School  was  far  more  general  than  we  supposed.  Scott  took  it  up  eagerly. 
The  sum  of  £10,000  was  subscribed  immediately ;  and  soon  afterwards  about 
£2000  more.  We  were  fiercely  opposed,  as  we  expected,  by  the  town  council ; 
and,  but  not  fiercely,  by  a  few  of  the  friends  of  the  institution  we  were  going 
to  encroach  upon.  But,  after  due  discussion  and  plotting,  our  contributors 
finally  resolved  to  proceed,  and  in  1823  the  building  was  begun.  It  was 
opened,  under  the  title  of  "  The  Edinburgh  Academy,"  on  the  1st  of  October 
1824,  amidst  a  great  assemblage  of  proprietors,  pupils,  and  the  public.  We 
had  a  good  prayer  by  Sir  Harry  IMoncreiff,  and  speeches  by  Scott  and  old 
Henry  Mackenzie,  and  an  important  day  for  education  in  Scotland,  in 
reference  to  the  middle  and  upper  classes.  Mackenzie's  vigour  was  delightful. 
Though  about  eighty  he  made  an  animated  address,  exulting  in  the  rise  of  a 
new  school  upon  a  reformed  system.'  ^ 

Such  is  a  concise  and  authentic  account — the  locus  classicus  on  the  subject — 
of  the  genesis  of  The  Edinburgh  Academy,  and  it  need  be  supplemented  here 
in  only  a  few  particulars.  The  word  '  Academy,'  it  may  be  premised,  was 
originally  applied  in  Scotland  to  a  class  of  institution  called  into  being  in  the 
latter  half  of  the  eighteenth  century  by  the  growing  demand  for  a  more 
'  practical '  kind  of  education  than  the  old  burgh  grammar  schools  supplied. 
By  the  end  of  the  century  the  academies  and  the  grammar  schools  had  in 
most  places  coalesced,  so  that  the  name  of  Academy  had  come  to  signify 
a  school  in  which  the  endowed  and  proprietary  characters  were  combined. 
Typical  examples  were  the  Perth  Academy,  founded  in  1760,  and  united 
with  the  grammar  school  in  1807,  and  the  Ayr  Academy,  founded  in  1794. 
'   Ix)rd  Cockburn,  Memorials  of  liitt  Time,  18.56,  p.  414. 


xii  INTRODUCTION 

It  will,  liowcvcr,  have  been  observed  that  the  motives  which  inspired 
the  founders  of  the  new  Academy  in  Edinburgh  were  far  from  being  purely 
utilitarian.  The  interests  of  classical  learning  in  Scotland  were  what  they  had 
at  heart,  the  promotion  of  classical  learning  was  the  object  at  which  they 
aimed.  But,  apart  from  other  drawbacks  which  they  hoped  to  get  rid  of, 
the  situation  of  the  High  School,  erected  in  1778  not  far  from  the  site  of  the 
present  University,  had  become  highly  inconv'cnient  for  boys  residing  in  the 
New  Town  which  had  grown  up  since  that  date.  The  best  part  of  a  year 
was  spent  in  futile  negotiations  with  the  Town  Council,  who  were  apparently 
willing  enough  at  one  time  to  entertain  a  proposal  to  move  the  High  School 
to  a  more  central  situation.  The  promoters,  on  the  other  hand,  would  hear 
of  nothing  but  two  High  Schools,  one  for  the  New  Town  and  one  for  the  Old. 
They  accordingly  proceeded  with  their  own  scheme,  and  thus  the  Academy 
has  from  the  first  been  wholly  proprietary  in  its  constitution.  The  total  sum 
subscribed  by  the  proprietors,  who  were  incorporated  by  Royal  Charter  in  1825, 
amounts  to  some  £16,000.  Upon  this  no  dividend  has  ever  been  paid,  nor 
has  one  penny  of  public  money  been  asked  for  or  received  either  out  of  local 
rates  or  out  of  Government  grants.  The  Academy  may  thus  be  truly  described 
as  the  unadulterated  product  of  individual  enterprise. 

The  West  Princes  Street  Gardens  (the  basin  of  the  old  North  Loch)  and 
the  Excise  Office  (now  the  Royal  Bank)  were  among  the  situations  thought 
of  for  the  new  school.  In  the  end  it  was  built  '  in  a  field  to  the  north  of  the 
New  Town,  and  within  ten  minutes'  walk  from  the  most  distant  part  of  it.' 
The  architect  was  Mr.  William  Burn,  who  seems  to  have  had  very  proper 
notions  as  to  the  desirability  of  abundant  cubic  space  and  plenty  of  daylight 
for  class-rooms.  The  area  on  which  the  simple  but  dignified  building  with  all 
its  parts  and  pertinents  stands  extends  to  four  acres.  Would  that  double 
that  amount  of  territory  had  been  acquired  !  A  proposal  was  mooted,  but 
fell  through,  for  buying  the  greater  part  of  tlie  east  side  of  Saxe-Coburg  Place 
for  boarding-houses.  Some  of  the  masters  have  always  received  boarders 
in  their  homes,  but  many  generations  of  pupils  were  to  pass  tlirough  the  school 
before  boarding-houses  built  for  that  purpose  were  provided.  The  school 
buildings  and  yards  must  have  been  a  conspicuous  feature  in  the  magnificent 
panorama  wliieh  unrolls  itself  to  the  northward  from  George  Street,  until 
they  were  effectually  obliterated  from  the  landscape  by  the  erection  of  St. 
Stephen's  Church  in  1828. 

The  opening  ceremony  was  a  great  event.  '  It  was  pleasant,'  notes  the 
Scotsman  of  2nd  October  1824,  '  to  see  the  boys  ranging  themselves  in  their 
order,  all  neat  and  clean,  with  looks  full  of  vivacity,  thinking  only  of  the 
animated  scene  they  were  bearing  a  part  in,  and  concerning  themselves 
little  about  the  tasks  of  the  morrow.'  According  to  the  Courant  of  the 
same  date.  Sir  Harry  Moncreiff's  prayer  was  '  most  impressive  and  eloquent.' 
The  main  passages  in  Sir  Walter  Scott's  inspiring  address  are  duly  repro- 


INTRODUCTION  xiii 

duced  in  Mr.  Lockhart's  Life  of  his  father-in-law,^  which  does  not,  how- 
ever, record  that  his  allusion  to  the  Greek  War  of  Independence  then  waging 
was  received  with  'ideals  of  applause.'  The  Rector  struck  the  right  note 
by  emphasising  the  importance  of  Latin  and  Greek.  '  They  were  not  to  make 
any  innovation,  but  surely  the  country  of  Crichton  and  Buchanan  should  be 
eminent  in  Latin  literature.'  Greek  would  be  taught  through  the  medium 
of  English,  and  not  of  a  Latin  jargon.  The  principles  of  the  English  language 
would  also  be  taught.  Altogether,  '  he  trusted  they  were  so  complete  that 
they  might  be  said  to  be  a  self-contained  house.'  As  for  the  good  old  '  Man  of 
Feeling,'  he  may  have  been  {teste  Cockburn)  '  animated,'  but,  if  the  Courant 
is  to  be  believed,  he  was  inaudible. 

The  new  venture  found  the  local  press  upon  the  whole  not  unfriendly. 
The  Scotsman  had  been  apprehensive  lest  the  Academy  should  be  '  too 
patrician,'  but  praised  the  Directors'  preliminary  statement.  It  pointed  out 
how  men  of  all  shades  of  opinion  (and  political  feeling  ran  high  within  two 
years  of  Sir  Alexander  Boswell's  lamentable  death)  had  joined  hands 
in  the  undertaking,  and  characteristically  taunted  the  clergy  with  not 
having  come  forward  to  connect  themselves  with  the  new  institution. 
In  the  controversy  which  continued  to  rage  as  to  whether  the  High 
School  should  be  transferred  from  the  Old  Town  to  the  New,  the  Scotsman 
supported  the  negative.  The  transference  was,  nevertheless,  effected  in  1829. 
It  is  pleasant  to  remember  that,  at  the  dinner  given  by  the  Directors  to  cele- 
brate the  opening  of  the  Academy,  Sir  Walter  Scott  had  proposed  the  toast  of 
'  Prosperity  to  the  High  School  of  Edinburgh.' 

It  was  upon  the  system  of  the  High  School  that  the  Academy  was  in  its 
main  features  admittedly  modelled,  and  the  system  of  the  High  School  differed 
in  no  material  respect  from  that  which  prevailed  in  the  other  burgh  schools  of 
Scotland.  Its  chief  notes  were  the  unrestricted  competition  of  the  masters 
with  one  another,  and  the  absence  of  an  appointed  and  obligatory  curriculum. 
This  state  of  matters  continued  down  to  the  third  quarter  of  the  nineteenth 
century,  if  not  later.  We  find  the  Assistant  Commissioners— Messrs.  Harvey 
and  Sellar — reporting  as  follows  in  1868  : — 

'  In  many,  probably  the  majority,  of  the  schools  visited  we  found  that  there  was 
no  settled  curriculum  or  course.  Each  school  was  a  congeries  of  classes  under  different 
masters,  without  any  definite  aim  to  which  all  were  striving,  and  without  any  harmony 
of  action  among  the  teachers.  ...  In  these  schools  there  was  a  perpetual  struggle 
for  fees  among  all  these  masters.  .  .  .  The  education  is  sold  in  these  schools  like 
wares  in  a  shop,  at  so  much  per  pound,  and  the  idea  of  the  seller  is  to  sell  as  many 
pounds  as  he  can  for  his  own  immediate  benefit.  There  is  a  nominal  partnership 
existing,  inasmuch  as  all  the  teachers  are  appointed  by  the  same  managing  board 
and  teach  in  the  same  building.  But  all  the  partners  are  struggling  against  each 
other,  thinking  only  of  themselves  and  caring  for  the  good  neither  of  the  firm  nor  of 
the  trade.' 

>  Edin.  ed.,  vii.  245. 


xiv  INTRODUCTION 

Thus  every  master  had  a  direct  vested  interest  in  the  size  of  his  class  and 
collected  his  own  fees — a  practice,  by  the  by,  not  unknown  in  some  English 
schools,  e.g.  Merchant  Taylors' .^  It  followed  that  the  position  of  the  Head- 
master or  Rector  was  anomalous,  and  it  is  not  surprising  to  learn  that  such  an 
authority  was  occasionally  dispensed  with  altogether.  At  the  best  he  was 
but  primus  inter  pares.  At  the  worst  he  was  but  a  medium  of  communica- 
tion between  the  members  of  the  staff,  as  they  would  now  be  termed,  and 
the  managing  body.  '  He  had  little  to  do  with  the  appointment  of  existing 
teachers,  did  not  regulate  the  work  of  the  school,  and  held  only  limited 
disciplinary  powers.'  The  average  Scots  burgh  school  consisted  in  reality  of 
so  many  separate  institutions  collected  under  the  same  roof.- 

The  founders  of  the  Academy  adopted  the  traditional  plan,  with  certain 
important  modifications.  There  were  to  be  five  classes,  the  first  four  being 
each  assigned  to  a  classical  master,  and  the  fifth  being  the  Rector's  peculiar 
care.  The  first  class — universally  known  as  the  '  geits ' — was  conducted  by  its 
master  through  four  successive  years,  until  at  the  beginning  of  its  fifth  session 
it  was  handed  over  to  the  Rector.  The  master  then  took  in  hand  a  fresh  first 
class,  though  he  rendered  a  certain  amount  of  assistance  to  the  Rector  in 
teaching  his  former  set  of  pupils.  The  Rector's  class  was  to  remain  with  him 
for  two  years.  Before  long  it  naturally  split  up  into  a  fifth  and  a  sixth  class, 
and  in  1827  a  seventh  class  was  instituted,  when  a  French  master  was  also 
for  the  first  time  appointed.  A  maximum  number  of  110  was  laid  down  for 
each  of  the  first  four  classes,  and  the  Rector's  class  was  restricted  to  the  modest 
figure  of  160.  The  various  masters  and  the  Rector  collected  in  person  the 
fees  respectively  due  to  them,  but  from  1829  onwards  the  whole  fees  payable 
by  the  boys  were  collected  by  the  Clerk  to  the  Directors,  and  divided  among 
the  masters  according  to  a  specified  scale.  At  the  very  beginning  the  Directors 
laid  it  down  as  an  absolute  rule  that  no  master  should  under  any  pretence  take 
fees  of  a  higher  amount  than  that  authorised,  '  and  that  there  shall  be  no 
Candlemas  gift  or  any  other  gratuity  whatever  to  the  masters.' 

The  school  hours  were  from  nine  o'clock  till  three  on  five  days  of  the  week, 
and  from  nine  till  eleven  on  Saturday.  The  much  appreciated  boon  of  a  whole 
holiday  on  that  day  was  not  conceded  until  1850.  The  session  opened  on  1st 
October,  and  terminated  with  the  Annual  Public  Examination  or  Exhibition  on 
1st  August.  There  was  a  recess  from  Christmas  Day  to  New  Year's  Day, 
both  inclusive,  and  the  King's  Birthday  was  a  holiday.  Four  days — from  a 
Thursday  to  a  Monday  inclusive — were  allowed  in  October  or  November,  and 
four  in  April  or  May,  for  '  the  Preachings.'  Four  other  holidays  might  be 
given  in  the  course  of  the  year  at  the  discretion  of  the  Rector.  Promotion 
from  a  lower  to  a  higher  class  was  in  the  vast  majority  of  cases  automatic  : 
the  first  class  of  one  session  became  the  second  of  the  next  en  bloc,  and  so  on 

■  See  Memories  of  Men  and  Hooks,  by  the  Rev.  A.  J.  Church,  lOOfi,  p.  0!). 
2  A  History  of  Secondary  Education  in  Scotland,  by  John  Strong,  1912,  p.  182. 


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up  the  school.  It  is  a  remarkable  but  by  no  means  an  unparalleled  fact  that 
this  system  worked  a  good  deal  better  in  practice  than  it  had  any  business 
in  theory  to  do. 

Two  points  stand  out  prominently  in  the  '  Academy  plan  '  :  the  un- 
equivocal supremacy  of  the  Rector,  and  the  ascertainment  of  a  uniform 
curriculum. 

With  regard  to  the  former,  the  emphatic  declaration  of  the  Directors  seems 
worth  quoting.  '  We  deem  it,'  so  they  affirm,  '  to  be  quite  indispensable  for 
the  good  government  of  the  school,  and  for  an  efficient  operation  of  the  plan 
of  tuition,  that  all  the  Under  Masters  shall  consider  themselves  as  subject  to 
the  superintendence  of  the  Rector  :  that  it  shall  be  his  duty  to  see  that  the 
system  of  instruction  authorised  by  the  Directors  is  carried  properly  into 
effect  in  all  its  parts  ;  that  if  he  finds  any  of  the  masters  defective  in  any  respect, 
he  shall  recommend  the  necessary  alterations  in  their  proceedings  according 
to  the  way  which  his  own  judgment  shall  point  out ;  but,  if  he  finds  his 
admonitions  neglected,  that  it  shall  be  imperative  upon  him  to  inform  the 
Directors,'  with  whom  alone  rested  the  power  of  appointment  and  dismissal. 
In  process  of  time  the  Rector's  powers  have  steadily  increased,  and  the  Board 
have  for  a  good  many  years  past  committed  to  him  the  duty  of  engaging  and 
dismissing  the  staff. 

With  regard  to  the  latter  point,  attendance  upon  the  writing  and  arith- 
metic master  was,  to  begin  with,  declared  to  be  optional.  But  the  exercise  of 
this  option  even  in  a  small  number  of  cases  was  found  to  be  attended  with  so 
much  inconvenience  and  disadvantage  that,  after  a  year's  experience,  the 
Directors  announced  their  resolution  '  to  make  it  imperative  on  the  boys  to 
attend  all  the  classes  prescribed  in  the  course  of  instruction.  Wherever,' 
they  proceed,  '  a  boy  is  either  very  much  before  or  very  much  behind  his  class- 
fellows,  the  masters  will  take  care  that  he  shall  be  properly  employed  according 
to  his  degree  of  advancement ;  but  it  is  much  better  for  the  discipline  of  the 
school  that  all  the  boys  in  the  same  class  should  be  occupied  and  remain 
within  the  bounds  of  the  Academy  during  the  whole  hours  of  teaching  than 
that  they  should  either  be  allowed  to  run  about  in  idleness,  or  go  beyond  the 
walls  to  attend  other  classes,  which  affords  an  idle  boy  too  good  an  oppor- 
tunity to  stay  away  from  school  altogether.'  ^  The  closing  of  the  school  gates 
during  school  hours  (I  understand  that  they  are  not  now  actually  locked)  has 
thus  been  a  distinctive  note  of  the  Academy  from  its  very  infancy,  though 
boys  who  live  near  enough  to  return  home  for  dinner  in  the  middle  of  the  day 
are  allowed  to  do  so.  But  for  this  general  rule  the  King's  peace  in  the  village 
of  Stockbridge  would  have  run  the  risk  of  daily  breach.  As  it  was,  'cad- 
fights  '  with  the  '  keelies '  of  the  neighbourhood  used  to  be  sufficiently  frequent, 
and,  in  time  of  snow,  sufficiently  dangerous,  to  please  the  most  pugnacious. 
Fortunately,  they  are  all  but  unknown  to  the  Academy  boys  of  to-day,  and 
'  Directors'  Report  to  the  Proprietors,  1827. 


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the  war-cry  of  '  Hulla  !  bulla !  bulla ! '  (with  the  accent  on  the  first  syllable)  is 
no  longer  heard  in  the  land. 

Of  the  curriculum  itself  not  much  need  be  said.  Latin  and  Greek,  as  we 
have  seen,  played  the  principal  part,  and  members  of  the  staff  were  not  dilatory 
in  compiling  and  publishing  appropriate  text-books.  The  Latin  Rudiments 
(based  on  Ruddiman)  and  Delectus  and  the  Greek  Rudiments  and  Extracts 
are,  in  the  present  writer's  humble  opinion,  incomparablj'  the  best  works 
of  their  kind  ever  produced,  in  this  country  at  all  events  ;  infinitely  superior 
as  teaching  instruments  to  new-fangled  compilations  designed  to  make  grammar 
easy  and  agreeable.  The  correct  pronunciation  of  the  Latin  tongue  gave  cause 
for  much  heart-searching  in  the  early  years,  even  the  Proprietors  stepping  in  to 
take  part  in  the  fray.  A  compromise  was  ultimately  reached,  as  a  result  of  which 
the  boys  in  the  first  three  classes  were  taught  to  pronounce  in  the  Scots  manner, 
and  the  boys  in  the  higher  classes  in  the  English,  Such  an  arrangement  was 
almost  bound  to  break  down ;  and,  in  point  of  fact,  the  English  mode  of  pro- 
nunciation predominated  down  to  Dr.  Harvey's  day,  when  in  1872  the  other 
was  revived  throughout  the  school.  The  most  novel  feature  in  the  orthodox 
course  of  instruction  was  the  importance  attached  to  the  teaching  of  English, 
both  for  its  own  sake  and  for  that  of  the  study  of  the  classics.  The  Directors 
undertook  to  provide  a  master  for  English  '  who  shall  have  a  pure  English 
accent,'  though  he  need  not  be  an  Englishman  by  birth,  and  who  shall  be 
'  a  well-educated,  accomplished  scholar.'  It  only  remains  to  note  that  the 
frequent  infliction  of  corporal  punishment  was  to  be  '  discouraged,'  though 
in  point  of  fact  the  tawse  has  never  fallen  into  desuetude. 

The  Rector  and  Masters  were  elected  on  Saturday,  8rd  April  1824,  six 
months  before  the  opening  of  the  first  session.     Their  names  were  as  follows  : — 

Rector.— The  Rev.  John  Williams  of  Balliol  College,  Oxford,  Vicar  of 
Lampeter,  and  Headmaster  of  Lampeter  School. 

Classical  Masters. — Robert  Mitchell,  A.M.,  Rector  of  the  Grammar  School, 
Kirkcudbright ;  William  Henry  Marriott,  B.A.,  Trinity  College,  Cambridge  ; 
Archibald  Carmichael,  Teacher  of  Latin  and  Greek  in  the  Academy,  Inverness ; 
and  George  Ferguson,  Assistant  Master  in  the  Grammar  School,  Selkirk. 

English  Master. — Charles  Barker,  B.A.,  Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

Writing  Master.— James  Glover,  Writer  in  the  Academy,  Hope  Street, 
Liverpool. 

Mathematical  and  Arithmetical  Master.— James  Gloag,  Teacher  of 
Mathematics  in  Heriot's  Hospital,  Edinburgh. 

The  Janitor  was  the  celebrated  John  Howell  (d.  1863),  who  wrote  an  Essay 
on  the  War  Galleys  of  the  Ancients  and  a  Life  of  Alexander  Selkirk,  and  from 
whom  the  Directors  were  presently  to  purchase  '  some  very  ingenious  models  of 
an  ancient  galley,  a  Roman  Camp,  Caesar's  bridge  over  the  Rhine,  and  of  some 


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machines  described  in  the  classics.'     The  remains  of  the  galley  were  certainly 
extant  down  to  a  comparatively  recent  date  in  the  cellars  of  the  main  building. 

There  can  be  no  doubt  that  in  the  person  of  John  Williams  ('Taffey '  or 
'  Punch,'  as  he  was  familiarly  denominated)  the  Directors  secured  a  remarkable 
man.  He  had  been  a  contemporary  and  a  close  friend  at  Balliol  of  Mr.  Lockhart, 
to  whose  good  offices,  as  well  as  to  those  of  Sir  Walter  Scott,  he  doubtless  owed 
his  appointment.  On  the  eve  of  his  election  the  Directors  heard  disquieting 
reports.  Williams  not  only  had  all  the  irascibility  of  a  Welshman,  but  was  said 
to  be  '  morose  and  cynical ' ;  his  temper  was  '  unequal ' ;  his  manners  were  sadly 
to  seek  ;  as  assistant  to  Dr.  Gabell  at  Winchester  he  had  been  more  conspicuous 
for  the  fortiter  in  re  than  for  the  suaviter  in  modo  ;  and  so  on.  A  deputation  of 
the  Board  hastened  to  Oxford,  where  the  evidence  was  conflicting.  A  long  and 
beautifully  written  letter  from  Lockhart  probably  did  more  to  allay  their  mis- 
givings than  anything  else,  and  the  present  writer  is  bound  to  say  that  he  never 
read  a  more  handsome,  a  more  judicious,  or  (to  judge  by  the  event)  a  more  truth- 
ful testimonial.  Under  Williams  the  Academy  flourished  beyond  expectation. 
At  the  end  of  its  fourth  session  the  number  of  boys  attending  the  school  had 
reached  the  astonishing  figure  of  521.  Before  long  the  Academical  Club  for  old 
boys  was  formed,  and  talked  of  '  hiring  apartments.'  It  was  to  fulfil  a  much 
more  useful  purpose  in  establishing  prizes  for  the  school,  and  in  founding  an 
exhibition  to  the  Universities  in  1868.  After  manifesting  all  the  symptoms  of 
senile  decay,  it  rose  like  a  phcEnix  from  its  ashes  in  1900,  and  became  the  power- 
ful organisation  which  we  know  to-day. 

In  1828  Williams  resigned  the  Rectorship  to  take  up  the  Chair  of  Roman 
Language  and  Literature  in  the  new-born  University  of  London.  His  place  was 
filled  by  the  '  transient  and  embarrassed  phantom '  of  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Sheepshanks,  who  remained  for  only  one  session.  In  1829  Williams,  who 
had  never  even  lectured  in  London,  returned  to  Edinburgh  and  resumed  his 
former  office,  to  the  mutual  satisfaction  of  himself  and  the  Directors.  This 
singular  escapade  supplied  Sir  Walter  Scott  with  strong  confirmation  of  his 
cherished  opinion  with  regard  to  schoolmasters,  which  the  curious  will  find 
set  forth  in  Mr.  Lang's  Life  of  Lockhart,^  and  much  more  bluntly  expressed 
in  that  invaluable  storehouse  of  Academical  tradition.  Colonel  Fergusson's 
Chronicles  of  the  Cumming  Club.^  The  Archdeacon,  as  he  became  in  1833, 
remained  at  the  Academy  until  1847,  consolidating  the  great  work  he  had  begun. 
In  that  year  he  returned  to  his  native  principality,  and  presently  became  the 
first  Warden  of  Llandovery  School.  Sir  Walter,  whose  younger  son  had  been 
one  of  his  private  pupils  at  Lampeter,  described  him  as  '  a  heaven-born  teacher ' 
and  as  '  the  best  schoolmaster  in  Europe.'  And  this  testimony  is  corroborated 
by  Archibald  Campbell  Tait — the  greatest  of  his  pupils,  the  greatest  perhaps 
of  all  old  Academy  boys — who  paid  a  fine  tribute  to  him  in  1857,  and  again  at 
the  Jubilee  Dinner  in  1874.  '  He  was  a  man  and  a  real  man ;  he  taught  as 
1  Vol.  ii.  p.  31.  »  P.  69. 

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none  but  a  man  of  great  intellectual  power  could  teach  ;  and  he  fascinated 
his  pupils  as  none  but  a  man  of  feeling  could  those  with  whom  he  has  to 
do.'  ^  It  may  be  doubted  if  full  justice  has  ever  been  done  to  his  share  in 
reviving  the  moribund  and  all  but  derelict  frame  of  secondary  education  in 
Scotland.  Yet  it  should  not  be  forgotten  that  what  he  did  was  done,  not 
merely  with  the  passive  acquiescence  of  the  Directors,  but  rather,  with  their 
lively  counsel  and  energetic  aid.  A  glance  at  the  names  of  the  original 
Board — being  the  fifteen  which  come  first  in  the  list  printed  in  this  volume — 
conclusively  shows  that  a  more  distinguished  and  representative  body  of  citizens 
could  scarcely  have  been  gathered  together  in  the  Edinburgh  of  1824.  Besides 
being  distinguished  and  representative,  they  were,  moreover,  essentially  busy 
men ;  and  they  were  thus  able,  as  their  minutes  prove,  to  bestow  an  amount  of 
trouble  and  attention  upon  the  institution  under  their  control  which  would 
astonish  the  present  generation.  For  it  is  busy  men  alone  who  can  find  time 
to  do  the  things  worth  doing. 

Having  thus  seen  the  Academy  fairly  launched  upon  its  career  of  usefulness 
and  prosperity,  we  must  proceed  with  our  narrative  at  a  somewhat  more  rapid 
pace.  Archdeacon  Williams's  successor  was  the  Rev.  John  Hannah,  Fellow  of 
Lincoln  College,  Oxford,  who  held  the  Rectorship  for  seven  uneventful  years. 
The  most  important  incident  in  his  term  of  office  was  the  acquisition  upon  lease 
in  1854  of  the  field  at  Raeburn  Place.  The  Directors  had  never  been  insensible 
to  the  importance  of  exercise  and  athletics.  In  their  preliminary  statement 
they  proposed  that  the  geits  should  have  three-quarters  of  an  hour  for  play  in  the 
morning,  and  another  quarter  of  an  hour  before  going  into  school  at  two  o'clock, 
and  they  further  expressed  the  opinion  that  '  between  every  change  of  occupa- 
tion there  ought  to  be  an  interval  in  all  the  classes  ;  a  i-un  of  five  or  ten  minutes 
in  the  playground  will  be  quite  enough  to  renovate  the  relaxed  energies  both  of 
body  and  mind,  and  make  the  boys  come  with  fresh  vigour  to  their  new  employ- 
ment, and  will  materially  conduce  to  their  health.'  It  was  in  these  intervals 
that  the  game  of  '  hailes,'  unquestionably  the  best  variety  of  the  hockey  or 
shinty  type  of  game  ever  invented,  came  into  vogue,  superseding  marbles  and 
other  more  infantile  amusements.  A  drill  sergeant  was  engaged  as  far  back 
as  1826  for  the  benefit  of  such  boys  as  chose  to  take  advantage  of  his  services, 
and  the  well-known  name  of  Mr.  Roland  occurs  in  the  prospectus  of  1831,  if 
not  earlier,  as  giving  instruction  in  fencing  and  gymnastic  exercises.  Elderly 
and  middle-aged  men  will  recall  the  old  gymnasium  '  down  the  bank,'  nor  will 
tiiey  have  forgotten  that  it  was  on  the  level  piece  of  ground  outside  '  Roland's  ' 
that  the  fights  took  place.  Cricket  of  a  sort  was  played  in  the  yards  in  the 
'forties.  But  the  provision  of  a  cricket  field  was  an  enormous  step  in  advance, 
which  it  would  have  been  impossible  to  take  but  for  the  public-spirited  efforts 
of  individual   members  of  the  Academical  Club,  and   more  particularly  of 

>  Prize  List  for  1875,  p.  1)4. 


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Dr.  Hannah,  Mr.  Kenneth  Mackenzie,  Mr.  Thomas  Cleghorn  (a  son-in-law  of 
Lord  Cockburn),  and  last,  but  not  least,  Mr.  Robert  Balfour,  who  jointly  assumed 
the  pecuniary  responsibility  for  the  transaction.  The  field  would  long  ago  have 
been  handed  over  to  the  speculative  builder  had  not  a  movement  been  set  on 
foot  to  acquire  it  in  perpetuity.  The  necessary  funds  were  raised  by  private 
subscription,  and  the  Academy  cricket  ground,  together  with  the  Grange 
Cricket  Club  field  and  the  adjoining  pond  of  the  Coates  Curling  Club,  has  since 
1882  been  vested  in  a  body  of  trustees,  who  hold  it  for  behoof  of  the  Academical 
Cricket  Club  and  the  school.  The  Academical  Football  Club  was  founded  as  a 
branch  of  the  Cricket  Club  in  1858,  and  by  that  time,  no  doubt,  the  '  winter 
pastime '  was  in  full  swing  in  the  Academy  during  the  appropriate  season. 
The  tale  of  the  achievements  of  the  school  and  the  club,  both  in  football  and 
in  cricket,  compiled  with  meticulous  industry  from  the  most  elusive  sources, 
is  duly  set  forth  in  another  part  of  this  volume.  The  school  colours  are  blue 
and  white — the  colours  of  the  young  Gargantua,  the  white  signifying  gladness, 
pleasure,  delight,  and  rejoicing,  and  the  blue,  celestial  things. 

In  1854  Dr.  Hannah  accepted  the  Wardenship  of  Trinity  College, 
Glenalmond.  He  was  succeeded  at  the  Academy  by  the  Rev.  James  Stephen 
HoDSON  of  Balliol  and  Merton  Colleges,  Oxford,  a  brother  of  '  Hodson  of 
Hodson's  Horse,'  and  assuredly  not  the  least  striking  figure  in  the  roll  of 
Academy  Rectors.  During  his  time  the  school  may  be  said  to  have  held  a 
unique  position  and  enjoyed  a  unique  prestige  among  the  educational  establish- 
ments of  Scotland.  This  was  partly  due  to  good  fortune  as  well  as  to  good 
guidance.  Competition  was  not  severe.  Glenalmond  was  really  the  only 
formidable  rival.  Merchiston  Castle  School  and  Loretto  School  were  just 
emerging  to  dry  land  from  a  trying  series  of  vicissitudes  towards  the  close  of 
Dr.  Hodson's  reign,  the  one  under  Mr.  Rogerson,  the  other  under  Mr.  Almond. 
The  Academy  thus  enjoyed  a  practical  monopoly  of  the  best  material — the  pick 
of  the  boys  emanating  from  the  upper  and  professional  classes  ;  for  the  number 
of  those  who  were  sent  for  their  education  to  England  was  at  that  time  trifling. 
Yet  it  would  be  unjust  to  deny  to  Dr.  Hodson  his  full  proportion  of  the  credit 
due  for  the  uninterrupted  successes  achieved  by  his  old  pupils  at  the  Universities 
and  in  other  walks  of  life.  A  fine  scholar  and  a  strict  disciplinarian,  he  ruled 
the  place  not  with  a  rod  of  iron  nor  a  pair  of  tawse  but  with  a  tongue 
steeped  in  vitriol,  and  he  left  upon  all  who  passed  through  his  hands  the 
indelible  impression  of  a  strong  personality.  Now  the  gift  of  sarcasm,  though 
an  admirable  servant,  is  a  notoriously  bad  master.  Dr.  Hodson  made  many 
enemies,  nor  heeded  how  many  he  made.  The  stories  illustrating  his  propensity 
to  an  '  hybristic '  manner  and  speech  are  innumerable,  and  it  need  hardly  be 
said  that  this  failing,  luxuriantly  indulged,  became  inveterate  with  the  lapse 
of  years.  He  did  not  reserve  his  memorable  gibes  for  those  boys  whom  he 
disliked,  or  for  their  parents,  whom  he  probably  disliked  still  more  ;  the  long- 
suffering  Directors  themselves  fell  under  the  dreaded  lash.     He  had  a  positive 


XX  INTRODUCTION 

genius  for  calculated  indiscretion,  and  lor  several  years  before  his  abdication 
his  relations  with  the  Board  had  been  a  good  deal  less  than  pleasant.  Finally, 
after  a  controversy  which  strained  them  to  breaking  point,  Dr.  Hodson  resigned 
at  the  end  of  the  session  of  1869. 

One  has  heard  so  much  of  '  Goudie,'  as  he  was  nicknamed,  and  come  across 
so  many  men  who  had  been  under  him — they  grow  fewer,  alas,  every  year— 
that  it  is  no  easy  task  to  '  reckon  him  up,'  in  Mr.  Bucket's  convenient  phrase. 
But  it  cannot  be  seriously  doubted  that  he  was  a  great  headmaster,  and  our 
last  word  in  parting  from  him  must  be  one  of  applause  rather  than  of  censure. 
Not  much  importance,  perhaps,  is  to  be  attached  to  his  institution  in  1855  of 
a  'Modern  Side,'  which  blossomed  into  a  'Modern  School'  in  1866.  As  in 
most  other  schools  in  this  island,  that  department  was  for  many  years  a  mere 
receptacle  for  boys  without  much  natural  aptitude  for  study  of  any  kind, 
though  doubtless  it  served  a  purpose  by  relieving  the  ordinary  classes  of  their 
presence.  But  the  highest  testimony  to  Dr.  Hodson's  clearness  of  vision  and 
soundness  of  judgment  (apart  from  the  many  distinguished  men  whom  he 
helped  to  '  turn  out  *)  is  afforded  by  the  fact  that  he  foresaw  the  termination  of 
the  '  halcyon  days,'  and  the  advent  of  a  period  of  storm  and  stress,  w^hen  the 
Academy  system  would  be  tested  to  the  uttermost.  Repeatedly  in  his  annual 
reports  to  the  Directors  he  drew  attention  to  weak  points,  more  especially  to 
the  unwieldy  size  of  the  classes,  frequently  running  up  to  80  or  90,  to  automatic 
promotion,  and  to  the  tendency  of  boys  to  leave  school  too  early.  Had  his 
warnings  been  heeded  in  time  much  trouble  and  anxiety  might  have  subse- 
quently been  spared. 

It  was,  then,  at  no  ordinary  juncture  that  Dr.  Thomas  Harvey  came  to  the 
Academy  in  1869  as  Dr.  Hodson's  successor,  and  the  opening  of  the  Fettes 
College  in  the  following  year  was  the  outward  and  visible  sign  of  the  gravity 
of  the  crisis.  Dr.  Harvey  had  been  a  Snell  Exhibitioner,  and  had  formed  at 
Balliol  a  lifelong  friendship  with  Mr.  Jowett,  destined  to  become  the  Master  of 
that  College,  with  Sir  Alexander  Grant,  with  William  Young  Sellar,  and  with 
other  men  of  high  distinction.  He  had  held  a  classical  mastership  at  the 
Academy  for  a  few  years  (1847-56) — it  is  recorded  that  he  played  cricket 
with  the  boys,  a  rare  thing  for  a  master  to  do  in  those  days — so  that  he  was 
already  familiar  with  the  ways  of  the  school ;  while  he  might  be  presumed 
to  have  learned  the  business  of  a  headmaster  by  his  subsequent  experience  at 
Merchiston,  where  it  is  interesting  to  recall  that  Mr.  Almond  was  one  of  his 
assistants.  An  accurate  and  elegant,  if  scarcely  a  profound,  scholar,  he  was 
admirably  qualified  for  taking  the  Rector's  classes,  and  those  who  have  been 
taught  by  him  can  testify  to  the  pleasure  as  well  as  the  profit  which  they  reaped 
from  his  tuition,  no  less  than  to  repeated  instances  of  his  consideration  and 
kindness.  But  it  was  his  misfortune  rather  than  his  fault  that,  whereas  at  the 
beginning  of  his  career  it  was  the  chief  function  of  a  headmaster  to  teach,  by 
the  end  of  his  career  it  had  become  the  chief  function  of  a  headmaster  to 


INTRODUCTION  xxi 

'  organise.'  The  centre  of  activity  had  passed  from  the  class-room  to  the  office, 
and  to-day  the  difficulty  for  a  zealous  head  is  to  find  a  spare  moment  to  bestow 
upon  the  instruction  of  his  pupils.  Dr.  Harvey  failed  to  grasp  the  significance 
of  a  transition  which  can  have  been  but  little  to  his  taste,  and  the  general 
discipline  and  efficiency  of  the  school  suffered  in  consequence.  Yet  before  his 
resignation  he  had  introduced  two  innovations  of  importance.  He  had  per- 
suaded the  Directors  in  the  first  place  to  institute  a  Preparatory  Department 
for  boys  under  ten  or  so,  which  has  proved  an  unqualified  success,  and  in  the 
second  place  to  provide  a  proper  dinner  for  the  boys  in  the  middle  of  the 
day.  Hitherto  a  simple  and  inexpensive  meal,  consisting  perhaps  of  a  '  bap ' 
and  a  '  cookie,'  or  a  '  half  albert '  and  a  rye  roll,  purchased  at  the  window  of 
the  janitor's  lodge  from  the  fair  hands  of  the  '  Mrs.  Jenny '  of  the  day,  had  to 
content  the  most  voracious  appetite.  Gaps  had,  of  course,  to  be  filled  out  of 
school,  and  tuck-shops  did  a  roaring  trade,  the  one  which  enjoyed  the  great 
bulk  of  the  Academy  custom  being  John  Bowton's,  at  the  west  end  of 
Hamilton  Place.  Henceforth  a  regular  hot  dinner  was  served  daily  in  Hall 
for  the  modest  price  of  one  shilling.  That  these  banquets  supplied  a  '  felt 
want '  is  evident  from  their  steadily  increasing  popularity,  which  ultimately 
necessitated  the  building  of  a  new  dining-hall  and  kitchen  in  1912  on  the 
north  side  of  the  geits'  yards.  It  should  be  added  that  in  1886  a  ten- 
tative beginning  was  made  of  promotion  by  merit,  though  it  was  not  until 
Mr.  Mackenzie's  reign  that  the  system  got  into  full  swing,  and  Dr.  Harvey 
himself  appears  to  have  viewed  it  with  little  favour. 

One  really  formidable  danger  was  happily  averted  in  Dr.  Harvey's  time.  On 
the  south  side  of  the  town  a  competitor  had  sprung  up  in  the  shape  of  George 
Watson's  College,  converted  from  an  '  Hospital '  into  a  day  school  of  the  familiar 
tj'pe.  A  section  of  the  public  was  supposed  to  be  desirous  that  the  same  pro- 
cess of  transformation  should  be  applied  in  the  case  of  the  Fettes  College  on  the 
north  side  of  the  city.  The  Fettes  authorities  were  strongly  opposed  to  any  such 
proposal,  and,  while  not  contending  that  day  boys  should  be  expressly  excluded 
from  the  benefits  of  Sir  William  Fettes'  bounty,  were  prepared  to  receive  them 
only  under  conditions  which  operated  as  a  practical  barrier  to  their  attendance. 
Had  the  Commissioners  under  the  Educational  Endowments  (Scotland)  Act  of 
1882,  with  whom  jurisdiction  in  the  matter  rested,  decided  in  favour  of  revolu- 
tionising the  plan  upon  which  that  munificent  endowment  had  so  far  been 
administered,  the  probabilities  are  that  the  Academy  would  have  been  '  squeezed 
out.'  But  they  did  not  so  decide,  and  a  '  place  in  the  sun '  was  left  for  the  senior 
institution.  The  case  for  the  Proprietors,  it  may  be  mentioned,  was  admirably 
presented  before  the  Commissioners  by  the  late  Mr.  Andrew  Beatson  Bell.^ 

Robert  Jamieson  Mackenzie  came  to  the  Academy  as  Rector  in  1888  in 
the  prime  of  life  and  vigour.     He  resigned  in  1901  owing  to  a  breakdown  in 
'  See  the  Third  Report  of  the  F^ducational  Kndowments  (Scotland)  Commission,  1880,  p.  202. 


xxii  INTRODUCTION 

health ;  and  in  sober  truth  he  had  expended  in  the  interval  more  than  enough 
energy,  and  undergone  more  than  enough  toil,  to  suffice  for  an  ordinary  working 
lifetime.  As  no  detail  was  too  minute  to  engage  his  attention,  so  no  scheme 
was  too  ambitious  or  too  Utopian  to  captivate  his  imagination.  He  accom- 
plished great  things  because  he  aimed  at  even  greater  things,  and,  in  so  far  as 
he  was  compelled  to  leave  his  ideals  unrealised,  they  have  to  a  great  extent 
been  attained  under  his  successors.  In  breaking  the  back  of  his  life's  work,  so 
to  speak,  he  was  truly  fortunate  in  having  associated  with  him  at  that  time, 
as  Secretary  to  the  Directors,  Mr.  James  Avon  Clyde.  The  combination  of 
two  such  agents — the  one  to  generate,  the  other  to  regulate,  the  necessary 
power — was  more  than  almost  any  Board  could  have  withstood,  and  the 
Directors,  to  do  them  justice,  though  disposed  by  nature  to  a  cautious  and 
conservative  policy,  were  in  no  mood  to  be  obstructive.  With  surprisingly 
little  difficulty  Mr.  Mackenzie  induced  them  to  embark  upon  projects  and  to 
incur  financial  responsibilities  the  mere  contemplation  of  which  but  a  few 
years  before  would  have  seemed  an  act  of  insanity.  It  was,  moreover,  one  of 
the  most  remarkable  features  in  the  new  Rector  that,  unlike  many  ardent  and 
impetuous  spirits,  he  would  always  listen  attentively  to  the  other  side  and 
carefully  weigh  every  objection  that  could  be  formulated  against  his  pro- 
posals. He  was  thus  able  to  work  in  perfect  harmony  with  men  whose 
temperament  and  habit  of  mind  were  the  very  antithesis  of  his  own,  while  a 
hidden  and  unexpected  fund  of  patience  enabled  him  to  await  with  tolerable 
composure  the  maturing  of  his  designs.  He  could  indeed  afford  to  wait,  for 
his  prognostications  as  to  what  the  Board  would  inevitably  be  constrained  to 
authorise  and  to  do  were  almost  always  verified. 

It  is  impossible  in  this  place  to  give  a  full  account  of  what  Mr.  Mackenzie 
achieved,  but  the  following  points  may  be  briefly  adverted  to  : — 

1.  He  restricted  the  size  of  the  classes  to  a  maximum  of  twenty-five  or 
thirty.     This,  of  course,  involved  a  considerable  increase  in  the  staff. 

2.  He  confirmed  the  system  of  promotion  by  merit  which  Dr.  Harvey  had 
reluctantly  introduced.  He  also  made  promotion  terminal ;  but  annual  has 
now  replaced  terminal  promotion,  experience  having  demonstrated  that  the 
latter  has  often  an  unsettling  effect. 

3.  He  made  cricket  and  football  compulsory  throughout  the  school,  a  step 
which  rendered  necessary  the  acquisition  of  an  additional  field  at  Inverleith 
Place,  and  which  has  had  a  highly  beneficial  effect  upon  the  school  athletics. 
'  If  I  were  asked,'  he  wrote,  '  what  was  the  most  dangerous  occupation  for  a 
boy's  hours  of  leisure,  I  should  at  once  name  loafing.'  ^ 

4.  He  succeeded  in  raising  the  average  age  for  leaving  school,  and  invested 
the  most  suitable  of  the  older  boys  with  a  certain  amount  of  disciplinary  power 
by  creating  the  '  Ephors.' 

5.  He  did  much  to  widen  and  diversify  the  life  of  the  school,   as  by 

'  Rei-tor's  Report  to  the  Directors,  1889. 


INTRODUCTION  xxiii 

encouraging  tlie  study  and  practice  of  music,  of  which  he  was  himself  an 
enthusiastic  amateur,  and  by  re-establishing  the  school  library,  which,  origin- 
ally a  feature  of  importance,  had  been  allowed  to  dwindle  away  almost  to 
vanishing  point.  He  himself  composed  the  music  for  an  exceptionally 
felicitous  and  inspiring  set  of  words  by  Mr.  Henry  Johnstone,  which  has 
firmly  established  itself  as  the  school  song,  and  which  will  be  found  later  on 
in  this  volume. 

6.  He  was  instrumental  in  erecting  in  1899  two  large  boarding-houses  (a 
third  has  since  been  added),  in  each  of  which  a  master  was  installed  to  have 
the  charge  of  about  five-and-twenty  boys,  and  he  introduced  a  regulation 
that  no  boy  who  does  not  live  with  his  parents  or  a  relative  shall  attend 
the  Academy  except  from  the  house  of  a  master  who  holds  the  Directoi's' 
licence  to  take  boarders.  This  rule  is  only  relaxed  in  very  special  cases  by 
leave  of  the  Directors,  granted  upon  good  cause  shown,  and  has  proved  a 
most  salutary  innovation. 

7.  He  tightened  the  reins  of  discipline,  which  had  become  unduly  slack. 
The  old  rule  against  leaving  school  in  school  hours  was  to  be  strictly  enforced. 
Boys  were  to  return  to  school  after  the  holidays  on  the  prescribed  day  and  at 
the  prescribed  hour,  or  the  Rector  would  know  the  reason  why.  Similarly, 
they  were  to  remain  at  school  until  the  last  moment  of  every  term  (for  the 
session  was  now  officially  divided  into  three  '  terms  ').  They  were  no  longer  to 
come  dropping  casually  in  a  day  or  two  after  the  appointed  commencement  of 
work,  or  to  drift  casually  away  a  day  or  two  before  its  appointed  termination, 
merely  to  suit  the  convenience  or  the  caprice  of  parents.  Every  one  must 
understand  that  rules  were  made  to  be  obsei-ved  and  not  to  be  broken.  To 
facilitate  the  proper  exercise  of  control,  an  official  school  head-dress  was  to  be 
worn  by  every  boy.  This  was  to  be  a  glengarry  with  the  badge  of  Homer's 
head.  Later  on,  a  blue  cap  with  the  laurel  wreath  encircling  a  monogram 
embroidered  on  it  in  white  was  introduced  as  an  alternative.  Thus  an 
Academy  boy  would  be  known  everywhere  by  head-mark. 

In  this  long  list  of  reforms  those  embraced  under  the  two  last  headings 
were  probably  of  the  highest  immediate  importance,  for  they  grappled  with 
some  of  the  peculiar  difficulties  attendant  upon  the  management  of  a  day 
school.  To  conduct  a  boarding  school  is,  in  one  sense,  a  comparatively  simple 
affair.  The  boys  are  yours,  body  and  soul,  during  term.  And  the  vigilant 
parent  is  far  away.  Unpleasantness  may  arise,  and  may  even  be  the  sub- 
ject of  correspondence,  but  a  journey  has  to  be  faced  before  the  parent 
can  descend  upon  you  like  a  whirlwind,  there  is  time  to  cool  down,  and 
everything  has  blown  over  before  the  arrival  of  the  holidays.  The  pro- 
blem before  the  day-school  master,  on  the  other  hand,  is  clearly  much  more 
complicated  and  less  patient  of  solution.  Dual  control  is  always  a  delicate 
matter.  He  has  to  fit  in  his  own  authority  with  that  of  the  domestic  ruler, 
and  the  two  must  not  clash.     In  so  far  as  they  overlap  they  must  coincide, 


xxiv  INTRODUCTIOX 

or  there  will  be  trouble.  But  the  parent,  after  all,  belongs  to  a  species  of 
which  the  time-honoured  differentia  is  the  possession  of  reason,  nor  would  it 
be  safe  to  affirm  that  his  affection  for  his  offspring  is  always  unenlightened. 
It  is  bare  justice  to  a  much  scolded  class  of  the  community  to  record  that  the 
vast  majority  cheerfully  acquiesced  in,  if  they  did  not  positively  welcome, 
the  '  screwing  up  '  of  school  discipline  for  which  Mr.  Mackenzie  was  responsible. 
A  few,  who  ought  to  have  known  better,  may  have  grumbled  because  they 
were  not  allowed  to  take  Jamie  or  Bobbie  away  from  school  at  odd  times 
every  now  and  then  to  run  messages  or  to  meet  trains.  But  these  were  rare 
exceptions.  Uniform  experience  has  shown  that  the  school  flourishes  in 
proportion  to  the  degree  of  firmness  with  which  the  code  of  rules  and  regulations 
is  enforced. 

Mr,  Mackenzie's  labours  speedily  bore  good  fruit.  He  gathered  round  him 
a  body  of  eager  and  competent  masters,  mostly  from  beyond  the  Tweed,  and 
well  versed  in  the  best  traditions  of  the  English  public  schools.  Their  loyal 
co-operation  was  invaluable,  and  so  was  that  of  the  existing  staff.  Nothing 
could  have  been  more  honourable  to  all  concerned  than  the  good  understand- 
ing and  good  feeling  (often  ripening  into  a  much  warmer  emotion)  which 
were  immediately  established  between  the  old  type  of  master  and  the  ne^ . 
Mr.  Mackenzie  seemed  to  breathe  into  aH  a  portion  of  his  own  sanguine  and 
invincible  spirit — to  impart  to  the  whole  school  the  secret  of  a  new  life,  which 
still  beats  with  undiminished  vigour.  The  number  of  boys  in  attendance 
went  up  by  leaps  and  bounds.  Additional  buildings  had  to  be  run  up  for 
their  accommodation.  But  for  one  temporary  check,  due  to  a  substantial  rise 
in  the  fees  which  became  necessary  in  1896,  the  numbers  have  never  gone  back. 
In  recent  years  they  have  equalled,  if  not  surpassed,  the  tale  of  the  most 
prosperous  sessions  under  Archdeacon  Williams. 

One  further  observation  must  be  made  with  regard  to  Mr.  Mackenzie. 
Though  not  an  old  Academy  boy,  he  had  steeped  himself  in  the  history  of  the 
Academy  both  written  and  oral,  and  he  set  himself  systematically  to  revive  the 
school  patriotism  of  old  boys  which,  for  one  reason  or  another,  had  in  many 
instances  grown  languid.  In  1896  he  instituted  the  excellent  practice  of  hold- 
ing a  '  reunion  '  of  old  boys  at  intervals  of  a  few  years,  the  reunion  culmin- 
ating in  a  dinner  in  the  Hall  of  the  Academy.  But  such  gatherings  were 
merely  indications  of  a  more  important  movement.  In  1900,  after  protracted 
negotiations  between  the  representatives  of  the  various  interests  concerned, 
the  Academical  Club  was  reconstituted  upon  a  new  and  wider  basis,  so  that  it 
now  comprehends  the  Cricket,  and  with  it  the  Football,  Club,  and  has  a  general 
membership  of  nearly  1200.  Had  it  not  been  for  the  Academical  Club  this 
volume  would  never  have  been  issued,  and  had  it  not  been  for  the  spade-work 
indispensable  to  its  reconstruction,  the  Endowment  Fund — always  a  favourite 
scheme  of  Mr.  Mackenzie's — might  never  have  taken  practical  shape.  Opened 
in  1904,  that  fund  amounted  in  a  few  years  to  upwards  of  £8000,  and  it  has 


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enabled  the  Directors  to  face  without  flinching  such  important  undertak- 
ings as  the  erection  of  a  science  theatre  and  of  the  new  dining-hall  already 
referred  to.  Academicals  will  please  note  that  the  fund  is  still  open,  and  some 
may  perhaps  be  moved  to  emulate  the  generosity  of  such  pious  donors  as 
Mr.  George  Grabble,  to  whom  the  school  owes  a  fives  court  and  a  handsome 
library ;  Mr.  William  Ewing  Gilmour,  to  whom  the  school  owes  a  fine  pavilion 
at  the  New  Field ;  and  Mr.  Patrick  Johnston  Ford,  to  whom  the  school  owes 
the  redecoration  (to  its  immense  advantage)  of  the  old  Hall,  and  the  erection 
therein  of  an  organ  which  specifically,  and  most  appropriately,  commemorates 
Mr.  Mackenzie. 

The  recent  history  of  the  Academy  must  be  dismissed  in  a  few  sentences. 
Mr.  Reginald  Carter  succeeded  Mr.  Mackenzie  in  1901,  and  left  in  1910  upon 
his  appointment  to  the  Headmastership  of  Bedford  Grammar  School.  He  was  a 
strong  man  in  every  sense  of  the  expression,  and  neither  parents  nor  boys  were 
long  in  learning  that  behind  that  benevolent  and  imperturbable  smile  there 
lurked  a  will  of  iron.  He  followed  out  the  broad  lines  of  policy  which  his 
predecessor  had  laid  down  with  only  a  few  variations  in  detail,  and  the 
same  course  has  been  pursued  by  Mr.  Reginald  Herbert  Ferard,  who  reigns 
in  his  stead.  Many  years,  it  may  be  hoped,  will  elapse  ere  it  becomes  proper  to 
sum  up  the  results  of  Mr.  Ferard's  Rectorship.  Thus  much,  however,  it  is  per- 
missible to  point  out,  that  under  both  Mr.  Carter  and  Mr.  Ferard  it  became  quite 
a  usual  occurrence  for  boys  to  win  scholarships  at  the  English  Universities 
direct  from  the  Academy — a  feat  seldom,  if  ever,  performed  even  in  the  palmy 
days  of  Dr.  Hodson.  Let  it  also  be  put  on  record  that  five  or  six  years  ago  there 
was  formed  an  Officers'  Training  Corps,  without  which  no  school  is  nowadays 
complete,  and  that,  upon  the  first  occasion  of  entering  for  the  competition,  the 
Academy  eight  won  the  Ashburton  Shield  at  Bisley  in  1911.  This  notable 
triumph  coincided  with  successes  almost  equally  notable  in  football  and  cricket ; 
for  in  these  the  Academy  of  to-day  appears  to  retain  much  of  the  prowess  which 
distinguished  it  of  yore. 

In  this  outline  of  the  story  of  our  Alma  Mater  much  has  of  necessity  been 
omitted.  It  has  been  impossible,  for  example,  to  speak  of  the  strange  case 
of  the  dux  of  1841,  erroneously  believed  to  have  perished  a  few  years  later 
beneath  the  blue  waters  of  the  Danube  ;  of  the  visit  of  the  young  Prince  of 
Wales  (afterwards  King  Edward  vii.)  to  the  Exhibition  in  1859 ;  of  the  hot 
water  into  which  Dr.  Hodson  plunged  on  that  occasion  by  referring  to  the 
change  for  the  better  which  had  taken  place  under  his  sway  in  the  external 
appearance,  manners,  and  behaviour  of  the  boys,  and  by  alluding  to  the  '  reign 
of  terror '  which  had  formerly  existed  in  one  of  the  classes  of  the  Academy 
(believed  to  be  that  of  Mr.  Ferguson,  by  this  time  Professor  of  Humanity  in 
the  King's  College,  Aberdeen) ;  of  the  '  round-crowned  hat '  episode,  in  which 
Dr.  Hodson  was  involved  in  the  'sixties  ;  of  the  memorable  performance  of  the 


xxvi  INTRODUCTION 

Antigone  in  1881,  of  which  the  entire  credit  was  due  to  Mr.  Islay  Ferrier 
Burns,  then  a  master  at  the  Academy  and  now  a  tutor  at  Westminster 
College  in  Cambridge ;  and  of  other  dramatic  performances  which  took 
place  in  Mr.  Mackenzie's  and  Mr.  Carter's  times.  These  and  sundry  other 
topics  not  wholly  destitute  of  interest  must  await  the  good  pleasure  of  the 
vates  sacer,  whose  constitutional  habit  of  procrastination  still  delays  the 
appearance  of  a  full-dress  history  of  the  Academy,  but  who  hopes  before 
long  to  mend  his  ways. 

It  would  have  been  even  more  inviting  to  linger  on  the  many  trains  of 
thought  and  association  which  such  a  survey  as  has  been  attempted  is  apt  to 
suggest.  More  especially  would  it  have  been  delightful  to  expatiate  upon  the 
older  generation  of  masters.  Robert  Hamilton,  Writing  and  Arithmetic  Master 
(1826-52) ;  James  Gloag,  Mathematical  Master  (1824-64) ;  Archibald  Carmichael 
(1824-47),  James  Cumming  (1826-46),  John  Trotter  (1845-61),  D'Arcy  Wentworth 
Thompson  (1852-64),  Henry  Weir  (1853-81),  James  Carmichael,  son  of  the  fore- 
said Archibald,  and  himself  an  old  Academy  boy  (1857-94),  James  Clyde 
(1861-78) — all  Classical  Masters ;  Alexander  Gilmour,  Writing  and  Arithmetic 
Master(1851-4and  1868-1904);  and  John  Sturgeon  Mackay,  Mathematical  Master 
(1866-1904) — such  names  are  full  of  significance,  not  merely  for  old  Academy 
boys,  but  also,  for  all  who  take  an  interest  in  the  history  of  education  in  Scot- 
land. These  men  were  by  no  means  cast  in  the  same  mould  ;  a  striking  and 
distinctive  individuality  was  indeed  their  most  marked  feature  ;  each  in  his 
way  may  be  said  to  have  been  something  of  a  '  character,'  if  we  eliminate  the 
depreciatory,  while  retaining  the  affectionate,  connotation  of  the  word  in  such 
a  connexion.  But,  one  and  all,  they  were  unmistakably  formed  of  the  clay 
which  alone  produces  good  men  and  true.  Strong,  manly,  upright,  indepen- 
dent, devoted  to  duty,  well  found,  for  the  most  part,  in  learning,  '  con- 
sumers of  their  own  smoke,'  they  form  a  group  of  which  any  institution 
in  Christendom  might  be  proud,  and  which  any  educational  system  may  be 
deemed  exceptionally  fortunate  in  having  produced.  And  they  kindled  in 
countless  pupils  a  warmth  of  regard  and  affection  which  the  lapse  of  years 
has  proved  powerless  to  extinguish. 

Something,  too,  might  have  been  written  in  praise  of  the  famous  men  who 
have  gone  before  us — of  the  scholars,  the  divines,  the  statesmen,  the  lawyers,  the 
doctors,  the  public  servants,  the  merchants,  the  sailors,  and  the  soldiers,  to 
whom  the  Academy  was  as  a  nursing  mother.  But,  after  all,  their  names  and 
the  outline  of  their  careers  will  be  found  in  this  Register,  and  many  of  these 
names  will  readily  occur  to  every  reader.  There  are  some  men  for  whom  the 
most  fascinating  occupation  of  their  leisure  moments  consists  in  the  desultory 
perusal  of  '  Whitaker '  or  '  Oliver  and  Boyd.'  Let  us  trust  that  all  old  Academy 
boys,  together  with  some  others  who  can  lay  no  claim  to  that  distinction,  will 
find  an  even  more  potent  spell  in  the  succeeding  pages,  while  they  skip 
from  entry  to  entry,  as  one  familiar  name  calls  up  another,  and  obediently 


INTRODUCTION  xxvii 

follow  whithersoever  their  fancy  may  lead.  The  fare  set  before  the  reader 
is  varied,  abundant,  and  appetising.  Let  him,  therefore,  fall  to  with  a  will, 
but  let  him  not  forget  to  murmur  by  way  of  a  preliminary  grace  the  pious 
aspiration : 

'  FLOREAT  ACADEMIA.' 

J.  H.  M. 
Edinburgh,  May  1914. 


'  It  is  one  of  the  most  benign  influences  of  learning  and  literature 
that  they  can  unite  those  whom  nothing  else  can.  And  so  it  is 
pleasing  to  find  that  in  the  foundation  of  this  our  school  the  great 
Sir  Walter  joined  heart  and  hand  with  Cockburn  and  Jeffrey  and 
others,  to  whom  in  most  other  public  questions  he  had  stood  in 
life-long  antagonism.  It  was  a  pure  and  generous  impulse  which 
made  these  great  men,  in  the  prime  of  their  powers,  pause  to  think 
of  the  coming  generation,  and  to  provide  for  them  what  they  hoped 
might  prove  some  better  learning  than  they  themselves  had  enjoyed. 
.  .  .  But  to  produce  great  scholars  is  not  the  only  or  even  the  chief 
work  of  a  large  school — rather  to  train  boys  so  that  they  shall 
become  upright,  honourable,  intelligent,  industrious  men  in  all  the 
walks  of  life.  Tried  by  this  test,  I  believe  the  Academy  has 
abundantly  fulfilled  its  mission.' 

Principal  Shairp,  at  the  Jubilee  Dinner,  1874. 


BIBLIOGRAPHY 

The  following  list  makes  no  claim  to  completeness.     It  is  merely  designed  to  indicate 
the  mare  obvious  sources  from  which  information  about  the  Academy  may  be  derived. 

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Davidson,  D.D.,  and  William  Benham,  B.D.     2  vols.     London,  1891. 

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1905. 

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1910. 

The  Prize  List  of  the  Edinburgh  Academy.  PubUshed  annually  from  1825  onwards. 
Besides  the  contents  which  its  title  intimates,  this  publication  embraces  the 
Directors'  Report  to  the  Proprietors,  the  Rector's  Report  to  the  Directors,  a 
list  of  honours  won  by  old  boys  during  the  preceding  twelve  months,  the 
current  prospectus  and  time-table ;  in  the  earlier  issues  the  prize  compositions 
of  pupils  (the  publication  of  which  was  susjjended  because  they  were  apt  to  be 
'  touched  up  '  by  zealous  masters) ;  in  the  later  issues,  as  well  as  in  those  of 
Dr.  Hodson's  time,  a  complete  school  list ;  and  other  interesting  documents. 

The  Edinburgh  Academy  Chronicle  from  March  1893  onwards. 

The  Edinburgh  Academy  Army  List,  1824-1894.  Compiled  bj'  A.  J.  Pressland,  M.A. 
Edinburgh,  1894. 

The  Edinburgh  Academy  Bar  List,  1824-1894.  Compiled  by  J,  H.  Millar,  Advocate. 
Edinburgh,  1895. 


ABBREVIATIONS 


A.A.A. 


A.A.G. 
A.B.  Rly 
A.C.A. 


Acad. 

A.C.C. 

A.C.S. 

Actg. 

A.D.   . 

AD.C. 

Adj.  . 

Adm. 

Adv.. 

A.F.C. 

A.G.  . 

Agricult. 
Agst. 
A.  I.  A. 


Alta 

A.M.  Can.  Soc.  C.E. 


A.M.D.  . 
A.M.I.C.E 

A.M.I.E.E 

Anat. 
A.O.D.    . 

A.  ofS.  . 
A.P.D.  . 
Apptd.  . 
A.Q.M.G. 

A.R.A.    . 

A.R.A.M. 

Archbp.  . 
Archd.  . 
Archt.  . 
A.R.C.S. 

A.R.E.    . 

A.R.I.B.A 

A.R.S.A. 

A.R.S.M. 

Art.  .  . 
A.R.W.S. 


A.S.C. 


Amateur  Athletic  Associa- 
tion. 

Assistant- Adj  utant-General. 

Assam-Bengal  Railway. 

Associate  of  the  Institute  of 
Chartered  Accountants. 

Academy ;  Academical. 

Academical  Cricket  Club. 

Assistant  Clerk  of  Se.ssion. 

Acting. 

Advocate-Depute. 

Aide-de-camp. 

Adjutant. 

Admiral. 

Advanced. 

Academical  Football  Club. 

Attorney-General  ;  Adju- 
tant-General. 

Agricultural. 

Against. 

Associate  of  the  Institute 
of  Actuaries. 

Alberta. 

Associate  Member  of  Cana- 
dian Society  of  Civil  En- 
gineers. 

Army  Medical  Department. 

Associate  Member  of  Insti- 
tute of  Civil  Engineers. 

Associate  Member  of  In- 
stitute of  Electrical  En- 
gineers. 

Anatomy ;  Anatomical. 

Army  Ordnance  Depart- 
ment. 

Acts  of  Sederunt. 

Army  Pay  Department. 

Appointed. 

Assistant  -  Quartermaster- 
General. 

Associate  of  the  Royal  Aca- 
demy. 

Associate  of  the  Royal  Aca- 
demy of  Music. 

Archbishop. 

Archdeacon. 

Architect. 

Associate  of  the  Royal  Col- 
lege of  Science. 

Associate  of  the  Royal  So- 
ciety of  Painter  Etchers. 

Associate  of  the  Royal  In- 
stitute of  British  Archi- 
tects. 

Associate  of  the  Royal  Scot- 
tish Academy. 

Associate  of  the  Royal 
School  of  Mines. 

Artillery. 

Associate  of  the  Royal 
Society  of  Painters  in 
Water-Colours. 

.\rmy  Service  Corps. 


Ass Assistant. 

Assess Assessor. 

Assoc Associate;  Association. 

Assur Assurance. 

Asyl Asylum. 

A.V.D Army    Veterinary   Depart- 
ment. 


b.  .  .  . 
B.A.  .  .  . 
B.A.G.S.  Rly. 


BaU. .     . 

Barr. 

Bart. 

Batt. 

B.B.C.I.K. 

B.C.  .      . 


B.Ch. 

B.C.L. 

B.C.S. 

Bd.    . 

B.D.. 

B.E.A. 

Beds 

B.Eng. 

Berks 

B.H.A. 

Bib.  Crit. 

B.I.S.N 


Co, 


B.L.  .  . 
B.L.C.  . 
B.Litt.  . 
B.M.A.  . 
B.N.B.  . 
B.N.C.  . 
B.N.I.  . 
Bom.  C.S. 
Bom.  N.I. 
Bom.  S.C. 
Bot.  .  . 
Bp.  .  . 
Br.  .  . 
Brev. 
Brig.  . 
B.S.  .  . 
B.S.A.  . 
B.S.A.P. 
B.S.C.  . 
B.Sc.  . 
Bucks     . 


born;  brother. 

Bachelor  of  Arts. 

Buenos  Aires  Great  Sou- 
thern Railway. 

Balliol. 

Barrister. 

Baronet. 

Battalion. 

Bombay,  Baroda,  and  Cen- 
tral India  Railway. 

Boat  Club;  British  Colum- 
bia. 

Bachelor  of  Surgery. 

Bachelor  of  Civil  Law. 

Bengal  Civil  Service. 

Board. 

Bachelor  of  Divinity. 

British  East  Africa. 

Bedfordshire. 

Bachelor  of  Engineering. 

Berkshire. 

Bengal  Horse  Artillery. 

Biblical  Criticism. 

British  India  Steam  Navi- 
gation Company. 

British  Linen. 

Bengal  Legislative  Council. 

Bachelor  of  Letters. 

British  Medical  Association. 

British  North  Borneo. 

Brasenose  College. 

Bengal  Native  Infantry. 

Bombay  Civil  Service. 

Bombay  Native  Infantry. 

Bombay  Staff  Corps. 

Botany ;  Botanical. 

Bishop. 

British. 

Brevet. 

Brigade;  Brigadier 

Bachelor  of  Surgery. 

British  South  Africa. 

British  South  Africa  Police. 

Bengal  Staff  Corps. 

Bachelor  of  Science. 

Buckinghamshire. 


(C.) Conservative. 

c circa ;  child. 

C.A Chartered  Accountant(Scot- 

land)  ;  Canadian  Artil- 
lery. 

Cal California  (U.S.). 

Caled Caledonian. 

Cambs    ....  Cambridgeshire. 


ABBREVIATIONS 


XXXI 


Can.  .     . 
Can.  Pac 
Cantab   . 
Capt. 
Cav.  .      . 
C.B.  .      . 
C.C.  .      . 

C.C.  Coll. 
C  Coll.   . 
CCS.     . 
CE.  .      . 
Ch.    .      . 
Chanc.    . 
Chap.      . 
Ch.  Ch.   . 
Ch.  Coll. 
Chem.     . 
Ch£.  .      . 
Chir. .      . 
Chm. 
CI.    .      . 
CLE.      . 

CLV.      . 
CJ.   .      . 
CI.     .      . 
Class.      . 
CUn.. 
CM.. 
CM.G.    . 

CM.P.    . 
C.M.R. 
C.M.S.     . 
CM.  Yeo 
C.N.  Rly 

CO.  . 

Co.    .      . 
Col.   .      . 
Coll.  . 
Col.-Serg 
Comdg. 
Comdt. 
Com.-in-( 
Coram. 
Commis. 
Compt. 
Comr.      . 
Comtee. 
Corny.     . 
Conn. 
Consist.  . 
Constit.  . 
Consult. . 
Conting. 
Corp. 
Corr.  Me 
CP.  . 

CP.  Rly 
cr.     . 
CS.   . 

C.S.I. 

Ct.     . 
C.U.A.C. 

C.U.B.C. 

C.U.C.C. 

t. 

:hf 

m. 

Canon. 

Canadian  Pacific. 

Of  Cambridge  University. 

Captain. 

Cavalry. 

Companion  of  the  Bath. 

County  Councillor ;  Cricket 
Club. 

Corpus  Christ!  College. 

Caius  College. 

Ceylon  Civil  Service. 

Civil  Engineer. 

Chiirch  ;   Chartered. 

Chancellor. 

Chaplain. 

Christ  Church. 

Christ's  College. 

Chemistry. 

Chief. 

Chirurgical. 

Chairman. 

Central  India. 

Companion  of  the  Order  of 
the  Indian  Empire. 

City  Imperial  Volunteers. 

Chief  Justice. 

Class. 

Classical. 

Clinical. 

Master  in  Surgery. 

Companion  of  St.  Michael 
and  St.  George. 

Cape  Mounted  PoUce. 

Cape  Mounted  Rifles. 

Church  Missionary  Society. 

Cape  Mounted  Yeomanry. 

Canadian  Northern  Rail- 
way. 

Commanding  Ofificer ;  Co- 
lonial Office. 

County  ;    Company. 

Colonial ;  Colonel  ;  Column. 

College  ;  Collector. 

Colour-Sergeant. 

Commanding. 

Commandant. 

Commander-in-Chief. 

Commander. 

Commission. 

Comptroller. 

Commissioner. 

Committee. 

Commissary. 

Connecticut  (U.S.). 

Consistory. 

Constitutional. 

Consulting. 

Contingent. 

Corporal ;  Corporation. 

Corresponding  Member. 

Central  Provinces ;  Cape 
Police. 

Canadian  Pacific  Railway. 

created. 

Clerk  to  the  Signet ;  Clerk 
of  Session  ;  Civil  Service. 

Companion  of  the  Order  of 
the  Star  of  India. 

Court. 

Cambridge  University  Ath- 
letic Club. 

Cambridge  University  Boat- 
ing Club. 

Cambridge  University  Cric- 
ket Club. 


CU.R.F.C  .  .  .  Cambridge  University 
Rugby  Football  Club. 

Cur Curator. 

C.V.O Companion    of    the    Royal 

Victorian  Order. 


D.  .  . 
d.  .  . 
D.A.A.G. 

D.A.G.  . 
D.A.Q.M.G. 


dau.  . 

D.C  .  . 

D.C.L.  . 

D.CS.  . 

D.D. .  . 

D.D.S.  . 

Dep.  .  . 

Dept.  . 
Desp. 

D.G. .  . 

Dio.  .  . 

Dir.   .  . 
Disp. 

Dist. .  . 

Div.  .  . 
D.J.A.G. 

D.K.R.  . 

D.K.S.  . 

D.L..  . 

D.Litt.  . 
Dom. 

D.P.H.  . 

D.P.S.  . 


Dr.    . 

Drag. 
D.Sc. 
D.S.O. 


d.s.p. 
D.Theol. 
D.T.M.    . 


Duke ;  Deacon. 

died. 

Deputy  -  Assistant  -  Adju- 
tant-General. 

Deputy-Adjutant-General. 

Deputy-  Assistant  -  Quarter- 
master-General. 

daughter. 

District  of  Columbia  (U.S.). 

Doctor  of  Civil  Law. 

Depute  Clerk  of  Session. 

Doctor  of  Divinity. 

Doctor  of  Dental  Surgery. 

Deputy. 

Department. 

Despatches. 

Dragoon  Guards. 

Diocese. 

Director. 

Dispensary. 

District. 

Division  ;  Divinity. 

Deputy  -  Judge  -  Advocate- 
General. 

Deputy-Keeper  of  the  Re- 
cords. 

Deputy-Keeper  of  the  Sig- 
net. 

Deputy-Lieutenant. 

Doctor  of  Literature. 

Domestic. 

Diploma  in  Public  Health. 

Deputy-Presenter  of  Signa- 
tures. 

Doctor. 

Dragoons. 

Doctor  of  Science. 

Companion  of  the  Distin- 
guished Service  Order. 

died  without  issue. 

Doctor  of  Theology. 

Diploma  of  Tropical  Medi- 


E East. 

E.A Edinburgh  Academy. 

E.A.  Ch Edinburgh  Academy  Chron- 
icle. 

E.B Eastern  Bengal. 

E.C East  Central. 

E.  Ch Established  Church. 

Ed Editor. 

Edin Edinburgh. 

Edit Edition. 

Educ Educated  ;  Education. 

E.I East  Indian. 

E.I.C.S East  India  Company's  Ser- 
vice. 

Em Emeritus. 

Employ.       .      .      .  Employment. 

Ency.  Brit.  .  .  Encyclopaedia  Britannica. 

Eng England. 

Episc Episcopal. 

Eq Equal. 

e.s eldest  surviving. 

E.U.B.C  .  .  .  Edinburgh  University  Boat 
Club. 

Europ European. 

Ev Evangelical. 


xxxu 


ABBREVIATIONS 


Ex.  .  . 
Exam.  . 
Ex.  Coll. 
Exhib.  . 
Exped.    . 


Fac.  . 
F.B.A. 


F.C.A.  . 
F.C.I.I.  . 
F.C.S.  . 
F.E.I.S.  . 


Fell.  .      . 
FeU.  M.S. 


F.E.S. 

F.F.  . 
F.F.A. 


F.G.S. 
F.I.A. 
F.I.C. 


Fin.  . 
Fla.  . 
F.L.S. 


fmly. 
F.M.S. 
F  O.  . 
F.O.S. 


F.P.S.     .     . 

F.R.A.M.     . 

F.R.A.S.      . 

F.R.C.I. .      . 

F.R.C.P.       . 

F.R.CP.E.  . 

F.R.C.S.E.  . 

F.R.C.V.S.  . 

F.R.G.S.      . 

F.R.  Hist.  S. 

F.R.  Hort.  S. 

F.R.I.B.A.  . 

F.R.M.S.      . 

F.R.  Met.  S. 

F.R.P.S.      . 

F.R.S.    .     . 
F.R.S.E.      . 

F.R.S.G.S.  . 


Executive. 
Examination. 
Exeter  College. 
Exhibition. 
Expedition. 


Faculty. 

Fellow  of  the  British  Aca- 
demy. 
Fellow  of  the  Institute  of 

Chartered  Accountants. 
Fellow    of    the    Chartered 

Insurance  Institute. 
Fellow    of    the    Chemical 

Society. 
Fellow  of  the  Educational 

Institute  of  Scotland. 
Fellow. 

Fellow  of  the  Medical  So- 
ciety. 
Fellow  of  the  Entomological 

Society. 
Field  Force. 

Fellow  of  the  Faculty  of  Ac- 
tuaries. 
Fellow  of  the  Geological  So- 
ciety. 
Fellow  of  the  Institute  of 
Actuaries. 
,  Fellow  of  the  Institute  of 

Chemistry. 
,  Finance ;  Financial. 
.  Florida  (U.S.). 
,  Fellow  of  the  Linnean  So- 
ciety. 
.   formerly. 

.   Federated  Malay  States. 
.   Foreign  Office ;  Field  Officer. 
.  Fellow   of   the   Obstetrical 

Society. 
.  Fellow  of  the  Philosophical 

Society. 
.  Fellow  of  the   Royal  Aca- 
demy of  Music. 
.  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Astro- 
nomical Society. 
.   Fellow  of  the  Royal  Colonial 

Institute. 
.  Fellow  of  the  Royal  College 

of  Physicians. 

.  FellowoftheRoyalCoUegeof 

Physicians  of  Edinburgh. 

.  Fellow  of  the  Royal  College 

of  Surgeons,  Edinburgh. 

.  Fellow  of  the  Royal  College 

of  Veterinary  Surgeons. 
.   Fellow  of  the  Royal  Geo- 

graphiccil  Society. 
.   Fellow  of  the  Royal  His- 
torical Society. 
.   Fellow  of  the  Royal  Horti- 
cultural Society. 
.  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Insti- 
tute of  British  Architects. 
.  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Micro- 
scopical Society. 
.   Fellow  of  the  Royal  Meteor- 
ological Society. 
.  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Photo- 
graphic Society. 
.  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society. 
.   Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society 

of  Edinburgh. 
.  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Scottish 
Geographical  Society. 


F.R.S.  Met.  S.  . 

.   Fellow  of  the  Royal  Scottish 

Meteorological  Society. 

F.S.A.     .      .      . 

.   Fellow   ot    the   Society   of 

.'Vntiquaries. 

F.S.A.S.       .      . 

.   Fellow   of   the   Society   of 

Antiquaries  of  Scotland. 

F.S.I.      .      .      . 

.    Fellow  of  the  Surveyors'  In- 

stitution. 

F.S.S.     .      .      . 

.   Fellow  of  the  Royal  Statis- 

tical Society. 

Fus 

.   FusiUers. 

F.Z.S.     .      .      . 

.   Fellow    of    the    Zoological 

Society. 

G.A 

.   General  Assembly. 

Ga 

.   Georgia  (U.S.). 

G.C.  :     .     .     . 

.   Golf  Club. 

G.C.B.    .      .      . 

.    Knight  Grand  Cross  of  the 

Bath. 

G.C.I.E..      .      . 

.    Knight  Grand  Commander 

of  the  Indian  Empire. 

G.C.M.G.      .      . 

.    Knight  Grand  Cross  of  St. 

Michael  and  St.  George. 

G.C.S.I. .      .      . 

.   Knight  Grand  Cross  of  the 

Star  of  India. 

G.C.V.O.      .      . 

.    Knight  Grand  Cross  of  the 

Royal  Victorian  Order. 

g.  dau.    .      .      . 

.  granddaughter. 

Gen 

.  General. 

G.E.R.    .      .      . 

.   Great  F,a.stern  Railway. 

G.I. P.     .      .      . 

.   Great  Indian  Peninsular. 

G.K 

.   General  Knowledge. 

Glasg.     .      .      . 

.  Glasgow. 

Glos  .      .      .      . 

.  Gloucestershire. 

G.N.R.    .      .      . 

.  Great  Northern  Railway. 

G.O 

.  General  Orders. 

Gov 

.  Governor. 

Govt. 

.  Government. 

G.P.O.    .      .      . 

.   General  Post  Office. 

Gram.  Sch.  . 

.   Grammar  School. 

Gren.  Gds.  . 

.   Grenadier  Guards. 

Grts.       .      . 

.  Greats. 

g.s.    . 

.  grandson. 

G.W.R.  .      . 

.  Great  Western  Railway. 

H.A.C.    .      . 

.   Honourable  Artillery  Com- 

pany. 

Hants     .      . 

.   Hampshire. 

H.A.  Soc.     . 

.   Highland  and  Agricultural 

Society. 

Harv.     .      . 

.  Harveian. 

H.B.M.  .      . 

.   His  Britannic  Majesty. 

H.C. .      .      . 

.   Hyderabad  Contingent 

H.E..      .      . 

.   His  Excellency. 

H.E.I.C.       . 

.   Honourable      F.ast      India 

Company. 

H.E.I.C.S.    . 

.   Honourable      East      India 

Company's  Service. 

Hered.    .      . 

.   Hereditary. 

Herts      .      . 

.   Hertfordshire. 

H.H..      .      . 

.   His  (or  Her)  Highness. 

Highs.     .      . 

.   Highlanders. 

H.I.H.    .      . 

.   His  (or  Her)  Imperial  High- 

ness. 

H.I.M.    .      . 

.   His  (or  Her)  Imperial  Ma- 

jesty. 

Hist. .      .      . 

.      .   History  ;    Historical. 

Histol.    .      . 

.   Histology. 

H.L.I.     .      . 

.   Highland  Light  Infantry. 

H.M..      .      . 

.   His  (or  Her)  Majesty. 

H.M.I.S.       . 

.   His  Majesty's  Inspector  of 

Schools. 

H.M.S.    .     . 

.   His  Majesty's  Ship. 

H.O..     .      . 

.      .   Head  Olfice. 

Hon..     .     . 

.     •  Honourable. 

ABBREVIATIONS 


xxxai 


(Hon.)     . 
Hosp. 
h.p.  .       . 
H.Q.  .     . 
H.R.H.  . 

H.S.H.    . 

H.  Trin. 
Hum. 
Hunts     . 
Huss.      . 

LA.   .      . 
la.     .      . 

I.C.S.      . 
i.e.     . 

m.    .    . 

Imp. 
I.M.S.      . 
In.     .      . 

Ind.  .      . 
Inf.    .      . 
Insp. 
Inspg.     . 
Inst.  .      . 
Insur. 
Int.   .      . 
InteU.     . 
Intemat. 
I.  of  M.  . 
I.O.P.     . 

LR.  .      . 

Irreg.      . 
LS.C.      . 
I.S.O.      . 
I.W.  .      . 

Journ.     . 
J.P.  .      . 

Tt.     .      . 

Jun.  . 
Jun.  Opt. 
Jurid.  Soc. 
Juris. 

K.C.  .      . 
K.C.B.    . 

K.C.I.E. 

K.C.L.    . 
K.C.M.G. 

K.C.S.L  . 

K.C.V.O. 

K.E.O.    . 
K.G. .      . 

K.G.O.    . 
K.H..     . 
K.-I.-H. . 
K.O. .      . 
K.O.S.B. 

K.St.  A.. 
K.T.  .      . 

Kt.    .      . 

Ky.   .      . 

Honorary. 

Hospital. 

half-pay. 

Headquarters. 

His  (or  Her)  Royal  High- 
ness. 

His  (or  Her)  Serene  High- 
ness. 

Holy  Trinity. 

Humanity. 

Huntingdonshire. 

Hussars. 


Indian  Army. 

Iowa  (U.S.). 

Indian  Civil  Service. 

id  est  (that  is). 

lUinois  (U.S.). 

Imperial. 

Indian  Medical  Service. 

Inner. 

Indiana  (U.S.). 

Infirmary. 

Inspector. 

Inspecting. 

Institute ;   Institution. 

Insurance. 

Interim. 

Intelligence. 

International. 

Isle  of  Man. 

Institute  of  Painters  in  Oil 

Colours. 
Inland  Revenue. 
Irregular. 

Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Imperial  Service  Order. 
Isle  of  Wight. 

Journal. 

Justice  of  the  Peace. 

Joint. 

Junior. 

Junior  Optime. 

Juridical  Society. 

Jurisprudence. 

King's  Counsel. 

Knight  Commander  of  the 

Bath. 
Knight  Commander  of  the 

Indian  Empire. 
King's  College,  London. 
Knight  Commander  of  St. 

Michael  and  St.  George. 
Knight  Commander  of  the 

Star  of  India. 
Knight  Commander  of  the 

Royal  Victorian  Order. 
King  Edward's  Own. 
Knight  of  the  Order  of  the 

Garter. 
King  George's  Own. 
Knight  of  Hanover. 
Kaiser-i-Hind. 
King's  Own. 

King's  Own  Scottish  Bor- 
derers. 
Knight  of  St.  Andrew. 
Knight  of  the  Order  of  the 

Thistle. 
Knight. 
Kentucky  (U.S.). 


L.  . 
(L.)  . 
L.A.  . 
La.  . 
L.A.C. 
Lanes 
L.  and  S 


Lat.  . 

L.C.  . 

L.C.C. 

L.Ch. 

L.C.J. 

L.Div. 

Ld.-Lt. 

Ld.  Pres 

L.D.S. 


Lect. 
L.F.P.S. 

L.G.  Bd. 
L.I.   . 
Libr. . 
Lie.   . 
Lieut. 
Line.  Inn 
Lines 
Lit.    . 
Lit.  Hum 
Litt.D, 
L.J.  . 
LL.B  . 
LL.D. 
LL.M. 
L.M.  . 


L.O.  . 
Log.  . 
Lond. 
L.  Pr. 
L.R.C.P. 


L.R.C.P.E. 

L.R.C.S. 
L.R.C.S.E. 

L.R.C.V.S. 

L.S.A.     . 
L.S.Sc.    . 


Lt.  .  .  . 
Lt.  Cav. . 
Lt.-Col.  .  . 
Lt.-Gen..  . 
(L.U.)  .  . 
L.  andN.W.R. 


.   Lower. 
.   Liberal. 

Lord  Advocate.  * 

Louisiana  (U.S.). 

London  Athletic  Club. 

Lancashire. 

Linlithgow  and  Stirling- 
shire. 

Latin. 

Leaving  Certiiicate. 

London  County  Council. 

Licentiate  in  Surgery. 

Lord  Chief  Justice. 

Licentiate  in  Divinity. 

Lord-Lieutenant. 

Lord  President. 

Licentiate  of  Dental  Sur- 
gery. 

Lecturer. 

Licentiate  of  the  Faculty  of 
Physicians  and  Surgeons. 

Local  Government  Board. 

Light  Infantry. 

Librarian. 

Licentiate. 

Lieutenant  (R.N.). 

Lincoln's  Inn. 

Lincolnshire. 

Literary. 

Classics. 

Doctor  of  Letters. 

Lord  Justice. 

Bachelor  of  Laws. 

Doctor  of  Laws. 

Master  of  Laws. 

Licentiate  in  Midwifery ; 
Lower  Modern  Class. 

Lord  Ordinary. 

Logic. 

London. 

Licensed  Preacher. 

Licentiate  of  the  Royal  Col- 
lege of  Physicians. 

Licentiate  of  the  Royal  Col- 
lege of  Physicians,  Edin- 
burgh. 

Licentiate  of  the  Royal  Col- 
lege oi  Surgeons. 

Licentiate  of  the  Royal  Col- 
lege of  Surgeons,  Edin- 
burgh. 

Licentiate  of  the  Royal  Col- 
lege of  Veterinary  Sur- 
geons. 

Licentiate  of  the  Society  of 
Apothecaries. 

Licentiate  in  Sanitary  Sci- 
ence. 

Lieutenant  (Army). 

Light  Cavalry. 

Lieutenant-Colonel. 

Lieu  tenant-General . 

Liberal  Unionist. 

London  and  North- Western 
Railway. 


M Modern  Class. 

m married. 

M.A Master  of  Arts. 

Mag Magistrate  ;  Magazine. 

Maj Major. 

Maj.-Gen.     .      .      .  Major-General. 

Man Manager. 

Mang Managing. 

Mass Massachusetts  (U.S.). 


XXXIV 


ABBREVIATIONS 


Math.     .     .     . 

.   Mathematics  ;      Mathema- 

tical. 

M.B 

.   Bachelor  of  Medicine. 

M.C.C.    .      .      . 

.  Marylebone  Cricket  Club. 

M.Ch.      .      .      . 

.  Master  in  Surgery. 

M.C.S.     .      .      . 

.  Madras  Civil  Service. 

M.D.       .      .      . 

.   Doctor  of  Medicine. 

Me 

.   Maine  (U.S.). 

M.E.C.    .      .      . 

.   Member  of  Executive  Coun- 
cil. 
.   Mechanics. 

Mech.      .      .      . 

Med 

.  Medical. 

Med.  Pract..      . 

.   Medical  Practitioner. 

Mem. 

.  Member. 

Merc.      .      .      . 

.  Mercantile. 

Metaphys.    . 

.  Metaphysics. 

Met.  R.  .      .      . 

.  Metropolitan  Railway. 

M.F.H.   .      .      . 

.   Master  of  Foxhounds. 

M.I 

.   Mounted  Infantry. 

Mich.      .      .      . 

.  Michigan  (U.S.). 

M.I.E.E.       .      . 

.  Member  of  the  Institute  of 

Electrical  Engineers. 

M.I.E.S.       .      . 

.  Member  of  the  Institute  of 

Engineers  and  Shipbuil- 

ders, Scotland. 

Mil 

.  Military  ;  Militia. 

M.I.M.E.      .      . 

.  Member  of  the  Institute  of 

Mining  Engineers. 

M.I.  Mech.  E.   . 

.   Member  of  the  Institute  of 

Mechanical  Engineers. 

M.I.M.M.      .      . 

.   Member  of  the  Institute  of 

Mining  and  Metallurgy. 

Min 

.   Minister. 

Ming.      .      .      . 

.   Mining. 

Minn. 

.  Minnesota  (U.S.). 

M.  Inst.  C.E.     . 

.  Member  of  the  Institute  of 

Civil  Engineers. 

M.  Inst.  M.E.    . 

.   Member  of  the  Institute  of 

Mining  Engineers. 

Miss 

.  Missionary;  Mississippi 

(U.S.). 

M.L.A.    .      .      . 

.   Member  of  Legislative  As- 

sembly. 

M.L.C.    .      .      . 

.   Memberof  LegislativeCoun- 

cil. 
.   Middle  Modem. 

M.M.       .      .      . 

M.N.I.    .      .      . 

.   Madras  Native  Infantry. 

Mo 

.   Missouri  (U.S.). 

Mods.      .      .      . 

.   Moderations. 

M.O.H.  .      .      . 

.  Medical  Officer  of  Health  ; 

Master  of  Otter  Hounds. 

Mon 

.   Montana  (U.S.). 

M.P 

.  Member  of  Parliament. 

M.P.C.    .      .      . 

.   Medico-Psychological  Certi- 

ficate. 

M.R 

.  Mounted  Rifles. 

M.R.A.S.      .      . 

.  Member  of  the  Royal  Asiatic 

Society. 
.   Memberof  the  Royal  College 

M.R.C.P.      .      . 

of  Physicians. 

M.R.C.P.E.  .      . 

.  Member  of  the  Royal  Col- 

lege of  Physicians,  Edin- 

burgh. 

M.R.C.S.      .      . 

.   Member   Royal   College   of 

Surgeons. 
.  Member  of  the  Royal  College 

M.R.C.S.E.  .      . 

of  Surgeons,  Edinburgh. 

M.R.I.A.      .      . 

.  Member  of  the  Royal  Irish 

Academy. 

M.R.S.A.      .      . 

.   Member  of  the  Royal  So- 

ciety of  Arts. 

M.S 

.   Master  of  Surgery. 

M.S.C.     .      .      . 

.   Madras  Staff  Corps. 

M.Sc.      .      .      . 

.   Master  of  Science. 

MSS 

.   Manuscripts. 

Mt.    . 
Munc. 
Mus. . 
Mus.B. 
Mus.  D. 
M.V.O. 


N.  .  . 
Nat.  Gall. 
N.B. .      . 


N.B.R.  . 

N.C.  .  . 

N.E. .  . 

N.E.R.  . 
Nfld. 

N.I.  .  . 

N.J.  .  . 

N.L.  .  . 
Northants 

Notts  . 

N.P.  .  . 

N.R.A.  . 

N.S.  .  . 

N.S.W.  . 

N.T.  .  . 


N.W. 

N.W.F. 

N.W.P. 

N.W.T. 

N.Y.. 

N.Z.  . 

O.      . 

o.c. . 

o.c.    . 
Off.    . 
Offg.. 
O.F.S. 
Ont.  . 
Ophth. 
O.R.C. 
Ord.  . 
Orig. 
o.s.     . 
O.S.B. 
O.S.N.  Co 

O.T.C.  . 
O.U.  .  . 
O.U.A.C. 


O.U.B.C. 
O.U.C.C. 
O.U.R.F.C. 
Oxon . 


P.  . 
Pa.  . 
P.  and  O, 


Path. 
Pathol. 
P.C.  . 

P.  Ch. 
P.C.S. 


Mountain. 
Municipal. 
Music ;  Musical. 
Bachelor  of  Music. 
Doctor  of  Music. 
Member  of  the  Roysil  Vic- 
torian Order. 

North. 

National  Gallery. 

North  Britain ;  New  Bruns-  ■ 
wick. 

North  British  Railway. 

North  CaroUna  (U.S.). 

North-east. 

North  Eastern  Railway. 

Newfoundland. 

Native  Infantry. 

New  Jersey  (U.S.). 

Northern  Lighthouses. 

Northamptonshire. 

Nottinghamshire. 

Notary  Public. 

National  Rifle  Association. 

Nova  Scotia. 

New  South  Wales. 

New  Testament ;  Northern 
Territories  of  South  Aus- 
tralia. 

North-west. 

North- West  Frontier. 

North- Western  Provinces. 

North- Western  Territories. 

New  York  (City  or  State). 

New  Zealand. 

Ohio  (U.S.). 

Officer  Commanding. 

only  child. 

Officer. 

Officiating. 

Orange  Free  State. 

Ontario. 

Ophthalmic. 

Orange  River  Colony. 

Ordained. 

Original. 

only  son. 

Order  of  St.  Benedict. 

Orient    Steam    Navigation 

Company  Ltd. 
Officers'  Training  Corps. 
Oxford  University. 
Oxford  University  Athletic 

Club. 
Oxford  University  Boating 

Club. 
Oxford  University  Cricket 

Club. 
Oxford    University    Rugby 

Football  Club. 
Oxfordshire ;      of     Oxford 

University. 

Priest. 

Pennsylvania  (U.S.). 

Peninsular  and  Oriental 
Steamship  Company. 

Pathology. 

Pathologist ;    PathologicaL 

Parish  Council;  Privy  Coun- 
cillor ;  Perpetual  Curate. 

Parish  Church. 

Principal  Clerk  of  Session. 


ABBREVIATIONS 


XXXV 


Pet.  .      .      . 
P.H. .      .      . 
Ph.D.      .      . 

Philosop. 
Phys.      .      . 
Physiol. .      . 
P.M. .      .      . 
P.M.G.    .      . 
P.M.O.    .      . 
P.O.  .      .      . 
p.o.c. 

Polit.      .      . 
Poly.       .      . 
P.P.  .      .      . 
P.Q.  .      .      . 
Pract.      .      . 
Preb.       .      . 
Prelim.   . 
Pres.        .      . 
Presb.     .      . 
Prin.        .      . 
Priv.        .      . 
Prob.      .      . 
Proc.       .      . 
Proc.  Fis.     . 
Prof.       .      . 
Prov.       .      . 
p.s.c.       .      . 
P.W.D.  .      . 

Q.C.  .      .      . 
Q.E.R.V.B. . 

Q.M.G.   .      . 
Qn.'s  Coll.    . 

R.      .      .      . 

R.A. .      .      . 

R.A.C.    .      . 

R.A.M.    .      . 
R.A.M.C.      . 
R.  and  A.  G.C. 

R.A.S.    .      . 

R.A.S.E.      . 

R.C.  .     .      . 
R.C.A.    .      .      . 
R.C.V.S.       .      . 

R.D.       .      .      . 

Rd 

R.D.C.    .      .      . 

R.E 

Rear-Adm.  . 

Reg 

Regt.      .      .      . 

Rem. 

Repr.      .      .      . 

Res 

Res.  of  Off.  .      . 

Ret 

Rev 

R.F.A.    .      .      . 
R.G.A.    .      .      . 
R.H.A.   .      .      . 
R.H.G.   .      .      . 
R.H.S.    .      .      . 
R.I 

Peterborough. 

Public  Health. 

Doctor  of  Philosophy. 

Philosophical. 

Physician. 

Physiology. 

Paymaster. 

Postmaster-General. 

Principal  Medical  Officer. 

Post  Office. 

Passed  Ordnance  Course. 

Political. 

Polytechnic. 

Parish  Priest. 

Province  of  Quebec. 

Practical ;  Practitioner. 

Prebendary. 

Preliminary. 

President. 

Presbytery  ;  Presbyterian. 

Principal. 

Private. 

Probationer. 

Procurator. 

Procurator  Fiscal. 

Professor. 

Provost ;   Province. 

Passed  Staff  College. 

Public  Works  Department. 

Queen's  Counsel. 
.   Queen's     Edinburgh     Rifle 
Volunteer  Brigade. 
Quartermaster-General. 
Queen's  College. 

Remove  ;  Rector  ;  Rifles. 

Royal  Academician  ;  Royal 
Artillery. 

Royal  Agricultural  College. 

Royal  Academy  of  Music. 

Royal  Army  Medical  Corps. 

Royal  and  Ancient  Golf 
Club. 

Royal  Astronomical  or  Asi- 
atic Society. 

Royal  Agricultural  Society 
of  England. 

Roman  Catholic. 

Royal  Canadian  Artillery. 

Royeil  College  of  Veterinary 
Surgeons. 

Rural  Dean. 

Road. 

Rural  District  Committee. 

Royal  Engineers. 

Rear-Admiral. 

Register. 

Regiment. 

Remove  Class. 

Representative. 

Resident ;  Resigned ;  Re- 
serve. 

Reserve  of  Officers. 

Retired. 

Reverend. 

Royal  Field  Artillery. 

Royal  Garrison  Artillery. 

Royal  Horse  Artillery. 

Royal  Horse  Guards. 

Royal  Humane  Society. 

Royal  Institute  of  Painters 
in  Water  Colours  ;  Rhode 
Island. 


R.I.B.A. 

R.I.C.      . 
R.I.E.     . 


R.I.M. 
R.M. . 
R.M.A. 

R.M.C. 

R.M.L.I. 

R.M.S. 

R.N. . 

R.N.C. 

R.N.R. 

Roch. 

R.O.I. 

Rot.  Ho> 
Roy. 
Roy.  Inf 
R.S.A. 
R.S.E. 

R.S.O. 
R.S.S. 

R.S.W. 


Rt.  Hon 
Rt.  Rev. 
R.U.. 
R.U.I. 

R.W.S. 

R.Y.S. 

S.       . 
s. . 

S.A.  . 
S.A.A.C. 


Salop 
S.A.M.  Co. 

S.  and  T. 
San.  Inst. 
S.C.   .      . 


Sc.D.      . 
Sch.  .      . 
Schol. 
Scot. .      . 
Scott. 
Scott.  Hist. 
Scr.   .      . 
S.D.F.A. 


S.D.N.A. 


S.E.  . 
Sec.  . 
Sect. . 
Sen.  . 
S.E.R. 
S.F.U. 
S.J.   . 
S.L.R. 
S.L.T. 

Royal  Institute  of  British 
Architects. 

Royal  Irish  Constabulary. 

Royal  Infirmary,  Edin- 
burgh ;  Royal  Indian 
Engineering  College. 

Royal  Indian  Marine. 

Royal  Marines. 

Royal  Military  Academy, 
Woolwich. 

Royal  Military  College, 
Sandhurst. 

Royal  Marine  Light  In- 
fantry. 

Royal  Mail  Steamer. 

Royal  Navy. 

Royal  Naval  College. 

Royal  Naval  Reserve. 

Rochester. 

Royal  Institute  of  Oil 
Painters. 

Rotunda  Lying-in  Hospital. 

Royal. 

Royal  Infirmary. 

Royal  Scottish  Academy. 

Royal  Society  of  Edin- 
burgh. 

Railway  Sub-Office. 

Royal  Scottish  Society  of 
Arts. 

Royal  Scottish  Water  Co- 
lour Society. 

Right  Honourable. 

Right  Reverend. 

Rugby  Union. 

Royal  University  of  Ire- 
land. 

Royal  Society  of  Painters  in 
Water  Colours. 

Royal  Yacht  Squadron. 

Succeeded  ;    South. 

son. 

South  Africa. 

Scottish  Amateur  Athletic 

Association. 
Shropshire. 
Scottish  American  Mortgage 

Co.      . 
Supply  and  Transport. 
Sanitary  Institute. 
Staff  College  ;    South  Caro- 

Una  (U.S.) 
Doctor  of  Science. 
School. 

Scholar ;  Scholarship. 
Scotland. 
Scottish. 

Scottish  History. 
Scratch. 
Sudder    Dewani     Fouj  dari 

Adalat   (Chief  Civil  and 

Criminal  Court). 
Sudder    Dewani     Nizamat 

Adalat  (Chief  Civil  Vice- 
regal Court). 
South-east. 
Secretary. 
Section. 
Senior. 

South-Eastern  Railway. 
Scottish  Football  Union. 
Society  of  Jesus  (Jesuits). 
Scottish  Law  Reporter. 
Scots  Law  Times. 


XXXVl 


ABBREVIATIONS 


s.o.  . 

Soc.  . 
Sol.  . 
Sol. -Gen. 
Somt. 
S'wark 
Sp.  . 
S.P.C.K. 

Spec.  Serv. 
S.P.G.     . 


S.R.C. 


SS.  . 
S.S.  . 
s.s.  . 
S.S.C. 


St.     .      . 
St.  Barth. 
Stip.  .      . 
S.U.  and  Nat. 


Subdiv. 

Supt. 

Suptg. 

Surg. 

S.W.. 

T.C.  . 

T.C.D. 

T.D. . 

Tem. 

Territ. 

Theol. 

Theolog. 

T.M.'s 

Trans. 

T.R.C. 

Treas. 

Trin.. 

Trip.. 

T.Y.C 


.  Sub-Office. 

.  Society. 

.  Solicitor. 

.  Solicitor-General. 

.  Somerset. 

.  Southwtirk. 

.  Special  Class. 

.  Society  for  Promoting  Chris- 
tian Knowledge. 

.  Special  Service. 

.  Society  for  the  Propagation 
of  the  Gospel. 

.  Students'  Representative 
Council. 

.  Saints. 

.  Straits  Settlements. 

.  step-son  ;  steamship. 

.  Solicitor  before  Supreme 
Court  (Scotland). 

.  Saint 

.  St.  Bartholomew. 

.  Stipendiary. 

.  Scottish  Union  and  Na- 
tional. 

.  Subdivisional. 

.  Superintendent. 

.  Superintending. 

.  Surgeon  ;  Surgery. 

.  South-west. 

.  Town  Council. 

.  Trinity  College,  Dublin. 

.  Territorial  Decoration. 

.  Temple. 

.  Territorial. 

.  Theology. 

.  Theological. 

.  Their  Majesties. 

.  Translator. 

.  Thames  Rowing  Club. 

.  Treasurer. 

.  Trinity. 

.  Tripos. 

,  Thames  Yacht  Club. 


U.     . 

(U.)  . 
U.D.C. 
U.F.  Ch. 
U.K.. 

U.M. . 
Univ. 
U.P.  . 
Up.  . 
U.S.A. 
U.S.L. 


Upper. 
Unionist. 

Urban  District^Committee. 
United  Free  Church. 
United  Kingdom. 
Upper  Modem  Class. 
University. 
United  Presbyterian. 
Upper. 

United  States  of  America. 
Unemployed    Supernumer- 
ary List. 


V Vicar  ;  Vice. 

V versus  (against). 

Va Virginia  (U.S.). 

V.C Victoria  Cross. 

V.-Ch Vice-Chancellor. 

V.D Volunteer  Officers'  Decora- 
tion. 

Ven Venerable. 

Vet Veterinary. 

Vice-Adm.    .      .      .  Vice-Admiral. 

viz videlicet  (namely). 

Vol Volume  ;  Volunteers. 

V.P Vice-President. 

V.S Veterinary  Surgeon. 

W West. 

W.I West  Indies. 

Wilts      ....  Wiltshire. 

Win Winchester. 

W.O War  Office. 

W.W Water  Works. 

Wyo Wyoming  (U.S.). 

y youngest. 

yds yards. 

Yeo Yeomanry. 


Y.M.C.A. 

Yorks 
yr.     . 

yrs.   . 


Young  Men's  Christian  As- 
sociation. 
Yorkshire, 
younger 
years. 


DIRECTORS 


The  designations  of  Directors,  etc.,  are  piveii  as  at  the  dates  of  their  respective  appointments. 

The  asterisks  denote  Academicals. 


James  Skene  of  Rubislaw,  Advocate 

WiLUAM  Wood,  Surgeon 

Thomas  Kinnear,  Banker 

Sir  John  Hay  of  Smithfield  and  Hayston,  Bart, 

John  Russell,  C.S.,  afterwards  P.C.S.   . 

Robert  Dundas  of  Arniston,  Advocate 

Colin  Mackenzie  of  Portmore,  P.C.S.,  D.K.S. 

Henry  Cockburn,  Advocate,  afterwards  Hon.  Lord  Cockburn 

Alexander  Wood,  Advocate,  afterwards  Hon.  Lord  Wood 

Sir  Robert  Dundas  of  Beechwood,  Bart. 

Leonard  Horner,  Merchant      .... 

Alexander   Irving,  Advocate,  Professor  of  Civil   Law  in   the 
University  of  Edinburgh,  afterwards  Hon.  Lord  Newton 

Richard  Mackenzie,  C.S.,  afterwards  D.K.S.     . 

Sir  Walter  Scott  of  Abbotsford,  Bart. 

Roger  Aytoun,  C.S.      ..... 

Louis  Henry  Ferrier  of  Belsyde,  Advocate 

James   Moncreiff,  Advocate,  afterwards  Sir  James  Wellwood 
Moncreiff,  Bart.,  and  Hon.  Lord  Moncreiff 

George  Wauchope,  Merchant    . 

George  Forbes,  Banker  ....      1826 

Dr.  Robert  Graham,  Professor  of  Botany  in  the  University  of 
Edinburgh    ...... 

Adam  Fergusson  of  Woodhill,  Advocate 

Thomas  Maitland,  Advocate,  afterwards  Lord  Dundrennan 

John  Swinton,  afterwards  Campbell  Swinton  of  Kimmerghame 

Francis  Jeffrey,  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Advocates,  afterwards 
Right  Hon.  Lord  Jeffrey 

William  Burn,  Architect,  Architect  of  the  Academy 

John  Burn  Murdoch,  Advocate 

Thomas  Richardson,  W.S. 

John  Gardiner  Kinnear,  Banker 

John  Shank  More,  Advocate,  afterwards  Professor  of  Scots  Law 
in  the  University  of  Edinburgh 

Peter  Ramsay,  Banker . 

William  Young,  W.S.   . 


1823-5,  1829-34 

1823-5 

1823-3,  1826-9 

1823-6 

1823-62 

1823-32 

1823-6,  1827-30 

1823-54 

1823-8,  1831-6 

1828-8 

1823-7,  1834-6 

1823-7 
1823-50 
1823-32 
1823-30 
1825-30 

1825-51 

1825-31,  1885-41 

32,  1833-9,  1840-5 

1827-9 

1828-33 

1828-34,  1837-43 

1829-33,  1840-5 

1830-7 
1830-5 
1831-6 
1832-8 
1832-4 

1833-8 

1833-9 

1834-40,  1843-8 


XXXVlll 


DIRECTORS 


John  Wood,  Advocate   .  .  .  •  • 

Walter  Cook,  W.S.       .  .  •  •  • 

Robert  Whigham,  Advocate,  afterwards  Sheriff  of  Perthshire 
Charles  Nairne,  W.S.  .  .  •  •  • 

George  Dundas,  Advocate,  afterwards  Hon.  Lord  Manor 
♦Francis  Brown  Douglas,  Advocate,  afterwards  Lord  Provost  of 
Edinburgh  ;    see  School  Register,  p.  6  . 

Wiluam  Renny,  W.S.   .  .  .  .  • 

♦John  Thomson  Gordon,  Advocate,  afterwards  Sheriff  of  Mid 
lothian  ;   see  School  Register,  p.  7    . 

James  Mackenzie,  W.S.  .... 

Warren  Hastings  Sands,  W.S. 

Charles  Neaves,  Advocate,  afterwards  Hon.  Lord  Neaves 
John   Marshall,   Advocate,   afterwards    Hon.   Lord   Curriehill 

{primus)       ,...•• 
♦Archibald  Campbell  Swinton,  Advocate,  Professor  of  Civil  Law 

in  the  University  of  Edinburgh,  afterwards  of  Kimmerghame 

see  School  Register,  p.  4       . 

John  Cadell  of  Tranent,  Advocate 

William  Walker  of  Rowland,  Advocate,  afterwards  Sir  William 
Stuart  Walker,  K.C.B.,  Chairman  of  the  Board  of  Supervision 
in  Scotland    ....••• 

John  Cowax,  Advocate,  afterwards  Hon.  Lord  Cowan   . 

Patrick  Boyle  yr.  of  Shewalton  .... 

John  Beatson  Bell  of  Kilduncan,  W.S. 

♦John  Mackenzie,  C.A.  ;  see  School  Register,  p.  7 

♦John  Mackintosh  Balfour,  W.S.,  afterwards  Balfour-Melvillc ; 
see  School  Register,  p.  1       . 

♦Thomas  Cleghorn,  Advocate,  afterwards  Sheriff  of  Argyll ;  see 
School  Register,  p.  37  . 

James  Moncreiff,  Advocate,  afterwards  Right  Hon.  the  Lord 
Moncreiff  of  Tullibole,  Lord  Justice-Clerk     . 

♦John  Wauchope  of  Edmonstone,  afterwards  Sir  John  Don 
Wauchopc,  Bart.  ;   see  School  Register,  p.  41 

♦Patrick  Arkley  of  Duninald,  Advocate;  see  School  Register, 
p.  42  . 

Alexander  Montgomerie  Bell,  W.S.,  afterwards  Professor  of 
Conveyancing  in  the  University  of  Edinburgh 

♦Very  Reverend  Archibald  Campbell  Tait,  Dean  of  Carlisle,  after- 
wards Archbishop  of  Canterbury  ;  see  School  Register,  p.  4  . 

John  Ord  Mackenzie  of  Dolphinton,  W.S. 

Edward  Francis  Maitijind,  Advocate,  afterwards  Hon.  Lord 
Barcaple       ....... 

♦Archibald  Thomas  Boyle,  Advocate ;  see  School  Register,  p.  59 

James  Mylne,  W.S.        .  .  .  .  .  . 

David  Mure,  Advocate,  afterwards  Hon.  Lord  Mure 


1834-40 

1836-42,  1851-7 

1836-42 

1836-7 

1837-43,  1850-69 

1888-44 
1838-41 

1839-44 

1839-40 

1840-6 

1841-76 


1841-7 

1842-90 
1842-7 

1843-5 

1844-9,  1851-6 

1844-50 

1845-51 

1845-50 

1845-60,  1870-93 
1846-55,  1871-4 

1847-53,  1856-66 
1847-53,  1864-8 

1848-57 

1849-64 

1850-82 
1850-97 

1853-8 

1853-62 

1854-64 

1855-65,  1866-9 


DIRECTORS 


XXXIX 


♦John    Marshall,   Advocate,    afterwards    Hon.    Lord    Curriehill 

(secundus) ;  see  School  Register,  p.  88  .  .  .  1857-81 

William  Thomas  Thomson,  Manager  of  the  Standard  Life  Assur- 
ance Co.        ......  .  1857-62 

♦William  Ramsay  Kermack,  W.S.  ;   see  School  Register,  p.  56  .  1858-63 

♦Thomas  Constable,  Printer  to  H.M.  Queen  Victoria  ;  see  School 

Register,  p.  6  .  .  .  .  .  .  1860-81 

♦Robert  Balfour,  C.A.  ;   see  School  Register,  p.  42        .  .  1862-9 

♦Andrew  Beatson  Bell  of  Kilduncan,  Advocate,  afterwards 
Chairman  of  the  Prison  Commissioners  for  Scotland  ;  see 
School  Register,  p.  113         .  .  .  .  1862-78,  1880-1913 

♦John  Gillespie,  W.S.,  afterwards  Sir  John  Gillespie  ;  see  School 

Register,  p.  56  .  .  .  .  .  .  1862-6 

Patrick  Newbigging,  M.D.        .....  1863-4 

♦Alexander  Forsyth  Adam,  W.S. ;  see  School  Register,  p.  58   .  1864-74 

Andrew  Wood,  M.D.     ......  1864-81 

♦Edmund  Baxter,  W.S. ;   see  School  Register,  p.  6          .             .  1865-71 

George  Thomas  Kinnear,  W.S.,  now  Balfour-Kinnear  .             .  1866-72 

David  Maclagan,  C.A.  ......  1868-79 

Hon.  Lord  Ardmillan  (James  Craufurd)            .              .             .  1869-76 

Sir  Alexander  Grant,  Bart.,   Principal  of  the  University  of 

Edinburgh    .......  1870-5 

♦James  Donaldson  Gillespie,  M.D. ;  see  School  Register,  p.  78  1872-91 

♦Thomas  Graham  Murray,  W.S. ;   see  School  Register,  p.  25      .  1874-80 

♦Henry  Charles  Fleeming  Jenkin,  Professor  of  Engineer- 
ing in  the  University  of  Edinburgh  ;  see  School  Register, 
p.  117  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  1874-85 

Hon.  Lord  Craighill  (John  Millar)        ....  1875-88 

Hon.  Lord  Gifford  (Adam  Gifford)       ....  1877-81 

♦Charles  John  Pearson,  Advocate,  afterwards  Right  Hon.  Sir 
Charles  Pearson  and  Lord  Pearson  ;  see  School  Register, 
p.  195  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  1877-98 

♦Andrew    Rutherfurd,    Advocate,    afterwards    Sheriff    of    the 

Lothians  and  Peebles  ;   see  School  Register,  p.  139  .  .  1878-85 

♦Robert  Laidlaw  Stuart,  W.S. ;  see  School  Register,  p.  120    .  1879-99 

♦John  Hay  Athole  Macdonald,  Q.C,  now  Right  Hon.  Sir 
J.  H.  A.  Macdonald,  K.C.B.,  Lord  Justice-CleA,  Hon.  Lord 
Kingsburgh  ;  see  School  Register,  p.  143       .  .  .  1881- 

♦Robert  Craigie  Bell,  W.S. ;   see  School  Register,  p.  171  .  1881-1912 

♦Andrew  Jameson,  Advocate,  afterwards  Hon.  Lord  Ardwall ; 

see  School  Register,  p.  209  .  .  .  .  .  1881-1911 

♦Right  Hon.  the  Lord  Advocate,  John  Blair  Balfour,  Q.C,  M.P., 
afterwards  Right  Hon.  the  Lord  Kinross,  Lord  Justice-General 
and  Lord  President  of  the  Court  of  Session ;  see  School 
Register,  p.  159         .  .  .  .  .  •  1882-1905 

♦John  Comrie  Thomson,  Advocate,  afterwards  Sheriff  of  Forfar- 
shire ;   see  School  Register,  p.  163    ....  1883-98 


DIRECTORS 


♦John  Cheyne,  Advocate,  afterwards  Sir  John  Cheyne,  K.C., 
Sheriff  of  Renfrew  and  Bute  ;   see  School  Register,  p.  171    . 

♦James  Wallace,  Advocate,  afterwards  Sheriff  of  Dumfries  and 
Galloway  ;    see  School  Register,  p.  247 

♦The  Honourable  James  Willlam  Moncreiff,  W.S.  ;  see  School 
Register,  p.  219        . 

♦Arthur  Makgill,  Advocate ;   see  School  Register,  p.  175 

♦Francis  Cadell,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S.E. ;   see  School  Register,  p.  198 

♦The  Reverend  Professor  Marcus  Dods,  D.D.,  afterwards  Prin- 
cipal of  the  New  College,  Edinburgh  ;  see  School  Register, 
p.  129  . 

♦James  Avon  Clyde,  Advocate,  now  K.C.,  M,P. ;  see  School 
Register,  pi  344        ...... 

♦William  Stuart  Eraser,  W.S. ;   see  School  Register,  p.  149 

♦George  Crabbie  of  Blairhoyle,  Merchant ;  see  School  Register, 
p.  250  . 

♦Patrick  Murray,  W.S. ;   see  School  Register,  p.  246     . 

♦James  Mylne,  W.S. ;   see  School  Register,  p.  219 

Charles  John  Guthrie,  Advocate,  K.C,  now  Hon.  Lord  Guthrie 

The  Right  Hon.   Charles   Scott  Dickson,   K.C,   M.P.,   Lord 
Advocate,  now  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Advocates    . 

♦John  Hepburn  Millar,  Advocate,  now  Professor  of  Constitu- 
tional Law  and  History  in  the  University  of  Edinburgh  ;  see 
School  Register,  p.  352         ..... 

♦Colonel  Thomas  Cadell  of  Cockenzie,  V.C,  C.B. ;  see  School 
Register,  p.  140        ...... 

♦William  John  Dundas,  C.S.  ;   see  School  Register,  p.  242 

♦Patrick  Johnston  Ford,  Advocate ;  see  School  Register,  p.  426 

♦Charles  Robert  Andrew  Howden,  Advocate ;  see  School 
Register,  p.  345        ...... 

♦Charles  David  Murray,  Advocate,  K.C. ;  see  School  Register, 
p.  358  . 

♦Leonard  Walter  Dickson,  C.A.,  Manager  of  the  Standard  Life 
Assurance  Co. ;   see  School  Register,  p.  366  . 

♦Edwin  Robert  Moncreiff,  Stockbroker;  see  School  Register, 
p  415  ,  .  .  .  . 


1885-1907 

1885-1901 

1889-1906 

1891-9 

1892-1906 

1894-1908 

1897- 
1898- 

1899- 
1900- 
1900- 
1901-10 

1905- 

1906- 

1907- 
1907- 
1909- 

1911- 

1912- 

1912- 

1913- 


HONORARY   SECRETARIES 

John  Russell,  C.S.,  also  Director  ....  1823-31 

Adam  Fergusson,  also  Director  ....  1831-2 

♦Archibald  Campbell  Swinton,  Advocate,  afterwards  Director ; 

sec  School  Register,  p.  4       .  .  .  .  .  1832-42 

♦Patrick  Arkley,  Advocate,  afterwards  Director ;    see  School 

Register,  p.  42  .  .  .  .  .  .  1842-8 

♦Archibald  Thomas  Boyle,  Advocate,  afterwards  Director ;  see 

School  Register,  p.  59  .  .  .  .  .  1848-53 

♦John  Marshall,   Advocate,   afterwards  Director ;    see   School 

Register,  p.  88  .  .  .  .  .  .  1858-7 

♦Andrew  Beatson  Bell,  Advocate,  afterwards  Director ;    see 

School  Register,  p.  113  .  .  .  .  .  1857-62 

♦John   Comrie  Thomson,   Advocate,   afterwards   Director ;    see 

School  Register,  p.  163  .  .  .  .  .  1862-6 

♦John    Cheyne,    Advocate,    afterwards    Director ;     see    School 

Register,  p.  171        .  .  .  .  .  .  1866-70 

♦Charles  John  Pearson,  Advocate,   afterwards   Director ;   see 

School  Register,  p.  195         .  .  .  .  .  1870-3 

♦James  Wallace,   Advocate,   afterwards  Director ;    see   School 

Register,  p.  247        .  .  .  .  .  .  1878-85 

♦James  Alexander  Gardner,  Advocate ;    see  School  Register, 

p.  297  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  1885-7 

♦Wiluam  Harvey,  Advocate ;   see  School  Register,  p.  824  .  1887-8 

♦James    Avon    Clyde,    Advocate,    now     Director ;     see    School 

Register,  p.  344         .  .  .  .  .  .    •  1889-96 

♦John  Hepburn  Millar,  Advocate,  now  Director ;    see  School 

Register,  p.  352         .  .  .  .  .  .  1896-1906 

♦Frederick  Charles  Thomson,  Advocate ;   see  School  Register, 

p.  408  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  1906- 


HONORARY  TREASURERS 


Thomas  Kinnear,  Banker,  also  Director 

John  Russell,  C.S.,  also  Director 

William  Young,  W.S.,  also  Director 

♦John  Mackintosh  Balfour,  W.S.,  afterwards 
also  Director  ;  see  School  Register,  p.  1 

James  Mylne,  W.S.,  also  Director 

♦Kenneth  Mackenzie,  C.A.  ;   see  School  Register,  p.  7 

John  Turnbull  Smith,  C.A.,  LL.D. 


• 

1823-31 

, 

1831-48 

,                      , 

1843-9 

Balfour-Melville 

1849-60 

•             <             * 

1860-4 

er,  p.  7  . 

1864-80 

, 

1880- 

xU 


xlii  OFFICE-BEARERS 

CLERKS  TO   THE   DIRECTORS 

Robert  Hamilton          ......  1825-50 

Gilchrist  Gray  Pattison          .....  1850-67 

Alexander  Brown        ......  1867-88 

Charles  Edward  Walker  Macpherson,  C.A.  .             .             .  1883-5 


CLERK  AND  TREASURER 

Charles  Edward  Walker  Macpherson,  C.A.  .  .  .  1885- 

RECTOR'S   CLERK 

James  Herbertson  Jamieson    .....  1898- 


I 


I 


RECTORS 

1824-8  and  1829-47 

The  Rev.  JOHN  WILLIAMS  (b.  1792,  d.  1858) ;  youngest  child  of  John  Williams, 
Vicar  of  Ystrad  Meurig ;  ed.  Ludlow  School  and  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  1814  (First 
Class  Lit.  Hum.) ;  M.A.  1838;  F.R.S.E. ;  Asst.  Master  to  Dr.  Gabell  at  Winchester 
College,  1814-18  ;  Vicar  of  Lampeter  from  1820  ;  Professor  of  the  Roman  Language 
and  Literature  in  the  University  of  London,  1827-8  ;  Archdeacon  of  Cardigan  from 
1833 ;  Warden  of  Llandovery  School,  1847-53.  Publications :  Two  Essays  on  the 
Geography  of  Ancient  Asia,  1829  ;  The  Life  and  Actions  of  Alexander  the  Great, 
1829  ;  Homerus,  1842  ;  Claudia  and  Pudens,  1848  ;  The  Life  of  JuHus  Ca;sar,  1854; 
Gomer,  1854  ;  Discourses  and  Essays  on  the  Unity  of  God's  Will,  1857  ;  Essays  on 
Various  Subjects,  1858 ;  Letters  on  the  Inexpediency,  Folly,  and  Sin  of  a  '  Barbarian 
Episcopate '  in  a  Christian  Principality ;  On  the  Force  of  the  Latin  Prefix  Vae 
or  Ve  in  the  Composition  of  Nouns  and  Adjectives  (Transactions  R.S.E.,  xiii.  68, 
1833-6) ;  On  one  Source  of  the  Non-Hellenic  Portion  of  the  Latin  Language  {ibid., 
494,  1833-6). 

See  D.N.B.,  Ixi.  427;  Archdeacon  Sinclair's  Old  Times,  etc.,  pp.  231-43;  Langhorne's 
Reminiscences,  pp.  99,  129,  150-63;  Davidson  and  Benham's  Life  of  A.  C.  Tait, 
i.  18-26;  Campbell  and  Garnett's  Life  of  Clerk  Maxwell,  pp.  47-8,  66-7,  578; 
Gent.  Magazine,  February  1859,  p.  209;  Crombie's  Modern  Athenians;  E.A. 
Chronicle,  i.  130. 

1828-9 

The  Rev.  THOMAS  SHEEPSHANKS  (b.  1798,  d.  1874);  son  of  the  Ven. 
John  Sheepshanks,  Vicar  of  St.  Gluvias  and  Archdeacon  of  Cornwall ;  ed.  Trin.  Coll. 
Cantab  ;  B.A.  1820;  M.A.  1823  ;  Asst.  Master  to  Dr.  Butler  at  Shrewsbury  School ; 
Headmaster  of  Falmouth  Grammar  School,  1825-8;  Headmaster  of  Coventry  School, 
1829-34 ;  Rural  Dean  and  Rector  of  St.  John's,  Coventry,  1834. 

E.A.  Chronicle,  i.  130. 

1847-54 

The  Rev.  JOHN  HANNAH,  D.C.L.  (b.  1818,  d.  1888) ;  son  of  a  Wesleyan  minister; 
ed.  St.  Saviour's  School,  Southwark,  and  B.N.C.  and  C.C.C.  Oxon ;  B.A.  1840 
(First  Class  Lit.  Hum.) ;  Fellow  of  Lincoln  Coll.  Oxon,  1843 ;  Warden  of  Trinity 
College,  Glenalmond,  1854-70  ;  Vicar  of  Brighton  from  1870  ;  Archdeacon  of  Lewes 
from  1876.  Publications :  edited  Poems  and  Psalms  by  Bishop  King,  1843,  and 
Poems  by  Sir  H.  Wotton  .  .  .  and  others,  1845  ;  Discourses  on  the  Fall  and  its 
Results,  1857  ;  The  Relation  between  the  Divine  and  Human  Elements  in  Holy 
Scripture  (Bampton  Lectures),  1863 ;  A  Plea  for  Theology  as  the  Completion  of 
Science  :  a  Sermon  preached  in  Dundee  during  the  Meeting  of  the  Br.  Assoc,  1867 ; 
Hollowness,  Narrowness,  and  Fear :  Warnings  from  the  Jewish  Church,  1869  ;  edited 
The  Courtly  Poets  from  Raleigh  to  Montrose,  1870 ;  Our  Duty  to  the  Present :  a 
Sermon  [on  Luke  ix.  60],  1870  ;  Discourses  on  the  Divine  Basis  of  Christianity,  1871 ; 
edited,  with  Introduction,  Courtly  Poets  from  1540  to  1650,  1875;  What  has 
Christianity  done  for  the  Poorer  Classes  ?  1875  ;  God  in  Redemption,  1878. 

D.N.B.,  xxiv.  302 ;  John  Hannah,  A  Clerical  Study,  by  J.  H.  Overton,  1890. 

xliU 


xKv  RECTORS 

1854-69 
The  Rev.  JAMES  STEPHEN  HODSON,  D.D.,  F.R.S.E.  (b.  1816,  d.  1890);  eldest 
son  of  the  Ven.  GJeorge  Hodson,  M.A.,  Archdeacon  of  Stafford  and  Canon  and 
Chancellor  of  Lichfield  Cathedral ;  ed.  Ball.  Coll.  and  Merton  Coll.  Oxon,  of  which 
latter  he  was  a  Postmaster;  B.A.  1837  (First  Class  Lit.  Hum.) ;  M.A.  1840;  Head- 
master of  St.  Andrew's  College,  Bradficld,  1869-72  ;  Vicar  of  Steventon,  Berks,  1872-7 ; 
Rector  of  South  Luffenham,  Rutland,  1877-81  ;  Rector  of  Sanderstead,  Surrey, 
1881-90.     Publication  :  Comfort  amidst  Sorrow  :  a  Sermon,  1845. 

E.A.  Chronicle,  ix.  23. 

1869-88 

THOMAS  HARVEY,  LL.D.  (b.  1823,  d.  1901);  ed.  Glasgow  University  and  Ball. 
Coll.  Oxon  ;  Classical  Master  at  the  E.A.  1847-56 ;  Headmaster  of  Mcrchiston 
Castle  School,  1856-63.  Publications :  Report  on  the  State  of  Education  in  Glasgow, 
in  collaboration  with  James  Greig,  1867  [3845  II.] ;  Report  on  the  State  of  Educa- 
tion in  the  Burgh  and  Middle-Class  Schools  in  Scotland,  in  collaboration  with 
Alexander  Craig  Sellar,  vols.  i.  and  ii.,  1868  [4011  and  4011  I.]. 

E.A.  Chronicle,  viii.  56;  Scotsman,  7th  January  1901. 

1888-1901 

ROBERT  JAMIESON  MACKENZIE,  M.A.  (b,  1857,  d.  1912) ;  son  of  Donald 
Mackenzie,  one  of  the  Senators  of  the  College  of  Justice ;  ed.  Loretto  School  and  Keble 
Coll.  Oxon,  of  which  he  was  Senior  Scholar ;  Asst.  Master  at  Clifton  College,  1881-88. 
Pvhlicaiions :  Almond  of  Loretto,  1905  ;  Life  of  E.  R.  Balfour,  in  collaboration 
with  Archbishop  Lang,  1905  ;  War  Pictures  from  Clarendon,  edited  and  arranged, 
1912. 

E.A.  Chronicle,  viii.  130,  xx.  53 ;  Scotsman,  25th  November  1912. 

1901-10 

REGINALD  CARTER,  M.A.  (b.  1868) ;  ed.  Clifton  College  and  BaU.  Coll,  Oxon,  of 
which  he  was  an  Exhibitioner ;  First  Class  Mods.  1888  ;  Second  Class  Lit.  Hum. 
1890  ;  Gaisford  Greek  Prose  Prize,  1889  ;  Fellow  and  Tutor  of  Lincoln  Coll.  Oxon, 
1893-1901  ;  Headmaster  of  Bedford  Grammar  School  from  1910. 

E.A.  Chronicle,  xvii.  88. 
1910- 

REGINALD  HERBERT  FERARD,  M.A.  (b,  1866) ;  ed.  Eton  CoUege  and  Exeter 

Coll.  Oxon  ;  Tutor  of  Keble  Coll.  Oxon,  1892-1905  ;  H.M.  Inspector  of  Secondary 

Schools  under  the  Board  of  Education,  1905-10. 

E.A.  Chronicle,  xvii.  10;. 


MASTERS 
CLASSICAL  AND   UPPER  SCHOOL   MASTERS 

ARCHIBALD  NATHANIEL  CARMICHAEL  ....  1824-47 
d.  1847.  Publications :  Greek  Rudiments,  about  1826 ;  Greek  Verbs,  their 
leading  formations,  defects,  and  irregularities,  1841 ;  Genealogy  of  Queen  Vic- 
toria through  the  Anglo-Saxon,  Scottish,  Norman,  Welsh,  and  Este-Guelph  lines 
(3rd  edit.),  1845. 

GEORGE  FERGUSON,  M.A.     ......        1824-47 

Appointed  Professor  of  Humanity,  King's  College,  Aberdeen,  1847.  Publica- 
tions :  Ruddiman's  Rudiments,  1826  ;  Grammatical  Exercises  on  the  Latin 
Language,  1832  ;  Decerpta  ex  P.  Ovidii  Nasonis  Metamorphosion  Libris,  1838  ; 
Key  to  Mr.  Ferguson's  Edition  of  the  Grammatical  Exercises,  1842  ;  Introductory 
Latin  Delectus,  1843 ;  Mair's  Tyro's  Dictionary  of  the  Latin  Language,  remodelled 
by  G.  F.,  1846  ;  M.  Tullii  Ciceronis  ;  Cato  Major,  Laehus,  Somnium  Scipionis  et 
Epistolae  Selectae,  edidit  G.  F.,  1846  ;  M.T.  Ciceronis  Orationes  Selectae,  edidit 
G.  F.,  1852  ;  M.T.  Ciceronis  De  Officiis  libri  tres,  edidit  G.  F.,  1852. 

ROBERT  MITCHELL  .  .  .  .  .  .        1824-36 

d.  10  July  1836.     Publication  :  Outlines  of  Ancient  and  Modem  (Geography,  1826. 

Rev.  WILLIAM  HENRY  MARRIOTT  ....  1824-6 

Publication  :   The  Primitives  of  the  Greek  Language,  1826. 

JAMES  CUMMING,  LL.D.         ......        1826-46 

b.  1800 ;  from  the  Quakers'  Seminary,  Darlington  ;   Rector  of  Glasgow  Academy, ' 
1846-50;    LL.D.    Glasgow,    1850;    H.M.LS.    1851-74;    d.    15   Dec.    1875.     See 
Chronicles  of  the  Gumming  Club,  Edinburgh,  1887.     Publication :    Tabulated 
Reports  on  Schools  not  connected  with  the  Established  Church,  inspected  in 
the  North  and  East  of  Scotland,  1859. 

PATRICK  CAMPBELL  MACDOUGALL  .  .  .  .        1836-44 

Appointed  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy  at  Edinburgh  University.  Publica- 
tions :  Introductory  Lecture  on  Moral  Philosophy,  1851  ;  Papers  on  Literary  and 
Philosophical  Subjects,  1852. 

Rev.  EDWARD  BURKE  ......  1844-5 

JOHN  TROTTER  .......        1845-61 

From  the  Rectorship  of  the  Musselburgh  Academy  ;  d.  8  May  1861. 

Rev.  ROBERT  MACLURE,  LL.D.  Glasgow        ....        1846-52 
Professor  of  Humanity,  Marischal  College,  Aberdeen,  1852. 

Rev.  R.  PAYNE  SMITH,  M.A.  Pembroke  College,  Oxford  .  .        1847-53 

From  the  Headmastership  of  Kensington  Grammar  School,  to  which  he  reverted 
in  1853  ;  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity  and  Canon  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford, 
1865-71  ;   Dean  of  Canterbury,  1871  ;   d.  31  March  1895.     See  E.A.  Ch.  ii.  70. 

THOMAS  HARVEY,  M.A.  Balhol  College,  Oxford  .  .  .        1847-56 

Appointed  Headmaster  of  Merchiston  School,  1856  ;  returned  to  the  Academy 
as  Rector,  1869  {q.v.). 


xlvi  CLASSICAL  AND  UPPER  SCHOOL  MASTERS 

D'ARCY  WENTWORTH  THOMPSON,  M.A.  Pembroke  College,  Cam- 
bridge   1852-64 

Appointed  Professor  of  Greek,  Queen's  College,  Galway,  1864  ;  d.  26  Jan.  1902. 
See  E.A.  Ch.  ix.  70.  Publicaiions :  Latin  Grammar  for  Elementary  Classes, 
1857  ;  Ancient  Leaves,  1862  ;  History  and  Philosophy  of  Story-telling,  1868  ;  On 
History  and  Progress,  1863 ;  Day  Dreams  of  a  Schoolmaster,  1864 ;  Nursery 
Nonsense,  or  Rhymes  without  Reason,  1864  ;  Wayside  Thoughts  of  an  Asopho- 
philosopher,  1865 ;  Fun  and  Earnest,  or  Rhymes  with  Reason,  1865  ;  Scalae 
Novae,  or  a  Ladder  to  Latin,  1866 ;  Sales  Attici,  1867 ;  Wayside  Thoughts, 
1868. 

HENRY  WEIR,  M.A.  Caius  College,  Cambridge  .  .  .        1853-81 

From  the  Headmastership  of  Berwick  Grammar  School ;  d.  3  Dec.  1904.  See 
E.A.  Ch.  xii.  36, 

JAMES  CARMICHAEL  ......        1856-94 

d.  26  Feb.  1894.     See  School  Register,  p.  103,  and  E.A.  Ch.  i.  pp.  90  and  112. 

JAMES  CLYDE,  LL.D.  Glasgow  .....        1861-78 

From  Dollar  Academy  ;  d.  17  Feb.  1912.  See  E.A.  Ch.  xix.  86.  Publications  : 
Romaic  and  Modem  Greek,  1855;  Greek  Syntax  (6th  edit.  1881),  1856; 
Elementary  Geography  (25th  edit.  1892),  1857  ;  School  Geography  (26th  edit. 
1898),  1859  ;  Edinburgh  Academy  Rudiments  of  the  Greek  Language  (15th  edit. 
1871) ;  Rudiments  of  the  Latin  Language  for  the  use  of  the  Edinburgh  Academy, 
1879  ;   Modem  Latin  Grammar,  1887. 

JOHN  ALEXANDER  BANKS,  M.A.  Edinburgh  .  .  .  1864-9 

Appointed  from  the  Headmastership  of  the  Proprietary  School,  Dundee ;  d,  20 
Jan.  1869. 

Rev.  C.  M.  GRANT,  M.A.  ......        1869-70 

From  the  Headmastership  of  Old  Aberdeen  Grammar  School ;  resigned  April 
1870  owing  to  ill-health. 

GEORGE  ROSS  MERRY,  B.A.  Lincoln  College,  Oxford  .  .        1870-83 

Appointed  Rector  of  Dundee  High  School,  1883.  Publication  :  The  Liturgy  of 
the  Holy  Apostle  Mark,  1867. 

GEORGE  STRATHAIRN,  M.A.  Edinburgh        .  .  .  .        1878-80 

From  Assistant  to  Professor  Sellar,  Edinburgh  University,  1878  ;  appointed 
Rector  of  Morrison's  Academy,  Crieff,  1880. 

ISLAY  FERRIER  BURNS,  B.A.  BaUiol  College,  Oxford  1880-2 

ALBERT  A.  ELLIOTT,  B.A.  Queen's  College,  Oxford    .  .  1881-3 

From  Classical  Master,  Blair  Lodge,  Polmont. 

ALEXANDER  F.  MACBEAN,  M.A.  Aberdeen  ....    1883-1905 
d.  28  Nov.  1911.     See  E.A.  Ch.  xix.  47. 

GEORGE  B.  GARDINER,  M.A.,  D.Sc.  Edinburgh         .  .        1883-96 

From  Assistant  to  Professors  Blackie  and  Butcher,  Edinburgh  University  ;  d. 
19  Jan.  1910.  SeeE.A.  Ch.  xvii.  63  and  112.  Publications:  Thesis  for  the  degree 
of  D.Sc.  (in  MS.  Edinburgh  University  Libraiy),  1894  ;  Latin  Translation  Primer, 
1894  ;  A  First  Latin  Course,  1897  ;  Key  to  a  First  Latin  Course,  1898  ;  Translation 
of  Cicero  De  Offlciis,  1899;  Folk  Songs  from  Hampshire  (Hampshire  Chronicle 


CLASSICAL  AND  UPPER  SCHOOL  MASTERS  xlvii 

and  Observer) ;  A  Second  Latin  Reader,  1900 ;  A  Latin  Anthology  for 
Beginners,  1904. 

HENRY  STACY  SKIPTON,  B.A.  Exeter  College,  Oxford  .  .  1883-6 

From  Edinburgh  Collegiate  School.  Publication  :  The  Essay  Writer  (2nd  edit. 
1890),  1889. 

HENRY  JOHNSTONE,  M.A.,  late  Scholar  of  Keble  College,  Oxford  .  1888-1908 
Appointed  special  History  Master,  1891.  See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  74, 
Publications  :  Echoes  and  Afterthoughts  (T.  Nelson  and  Sons),  1898  ;  Carmen 
Academiae  Edinensis  Novae,  '  Floreat  Academia ' ;  A  Short  History  of  Ancient 
Greece,  1900  ;   Editor  of  the  E.A.  Chronicle,  1893-1901. 

F.  A.  HARDY,  M.A.  Keble  College,  Oxford,       .  .  .  .        1889- 

C.  G,  CASH,  University  of  London,  F.R.S.G.S.  .  .  .  .        1886- 

Assistant  Master,  1886-9  ;  appointed  special  Geography  and  Music  Master,  1891. 
Publications  :  The  Story  of  the  North-East  Passage,  1899  ;  The  Story  of  the 
North-West  Passage,  1899  ;  The  Life  and  Voyages  of  Captain  James  Cook,  1900  ; 
Anson's  Voyage  round  the  World,  1909. 

GEORGE  ROBERTSON,  M.A.  Edinburgh  University  .  .  .  1886-9 

A.  DRUITT,  M.A.  New  College,  Oxford  ....        1890- 

H.  E.  D.  HAMMOND,  B.A.  Corpus  Christi  College,  Oxford         .  .  1890-8 

Appointed  special  Modem  Language  Master,  1898  ;  appointed  Director-General 
of  Education  in  Rhodesia,  1899  ;  d.  8  June  1910.  See  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  128.  Publi- 
cation :  Report  on  the  School  System  of  Baden  for  the  Board  of  Education,  1899. 
Played  Association  Football,  Oxford  v.  Cambridge,  1888  and  1889 ;  for  England 
V.  Scotland,  1889  ;  ran  Mile  for  Oxford  v.  Cambridge,  1887  and  1889. 

A.    J.    PRESSLAND,    M.A.    Cambridge,    late    Scholar    of    St.    John's 

College  ........        1890- 

From  Christ  College,  Brecon.  Publications :  Geometrical  Drawing,  1892 ; 
The  Edinburgh  Academy  Army  List,  1894  ;  Elementary  Trigonometry,  1899  ; 
Murray's  School  Arithmetic,  1907  ;  The  Main  Features  of  the.  School  System 
of  Zurich,  published  by  the  Board  of  Education,  1902  ;  Report  on  Physical 
Training  in  Switzerland,  for  the  Royal  Commission,  1902 ;  Education  for 
Citizenship,  a  Translation  of  Kerschensteiner's  Staatsbiirgerliche  Erziehung  dex 
Deutschen  Jugend,  1911  ;  The  Continuation  Schools  of  Switzerland,  1907  ; 
Education  in  Germany  (The  Teachers'  Encyclopaedia),  1912. 

G.  B.  GREEN,  M.A.  Oxford,  late  Scholar  of  University  College  and  late 
Fereday  Fellow  of  St.  John's  College  .....        1891- 

From  Llandovery  School.  Publications :  Notes  on  Latin  and  Greek  Syntax, 
1897  ;  The  Book  of  the  Alcestis,  1898  (the  Alcestis  was  played  in  the  Academy 
Hall,  1898). 

W.  C.  LAMING,  M.A.  London,  B.A.  Cambridge,  late    Scholar  of    St. 

John's  College,  Cambridge        ......    1891-1900 

Appointed  Rector  of  Kelvinside  Academy,  1901.  Publications :  Selections 
from  Livy,  1892  (Macmillan's  Elementary  Classics  Series) ;  Cicero,  Actionis  in 
C.  Verrem  Secundae,  Lib.  v.,  1893  (Rivington) ;  Eutropius,  Books  i.  and  ii., 
1899;  Livy,  Book  v.,  1900;  Livy,  Book  vi.,  1900;  Terence,  Phormio,  1902 
(Blackie's  Illustrated  Latin  Series). 


xlviii 


CLASSICAL  AND  UPPER  SCHOOL  MASTERS 


GEORGE  SMITH,  M.A.,  late  Scholar  of  Trinity  College,  Oxford    .  .         1891-2 

Assistant  Master,  Rugby,  1892-8 ;  Headmaster  of  Merchiston  since  1898. 


L.  G.  THOMAS,  B.A.  Keble  College,  Oxford       . 

From  Felsted  School ;  appointed  special  German  Master,  1897. 


1893- 


M.  W.  KEATINGE,  M.A.  Exeter  College,  Oxford  .  .  .  1894-7 

Appointed  special  Modern  Language  Master,  1896  ;  Tutor  and  Lecturer  in 
Education,  Oxford  University,  1897.  Publications  :  The  Great  Didactic  of  John 
Amos  Comenius  (2nd  edit.  1910),  1896 ;  Suggestion  in  Education,  1907 ; 
Studies  in  the  Teaching  of  History,  1910  ;  A  History  of  England  for  Schools, 
1911  ;  An  Introduction  to  World  History,  1913. 


KENNETH  M'MASTER,  B.A.  Brasenose  CoUege,  Oxford 
Appointed  special  Modern  Language  Master,  1897. 


1896-8 


H.  J.  SPENSER,  M.A.,  LL.D.  Cambridge,  late  Scholar  of  St.  John's 

College              ........  1896-1901 

From  Nottingham  High  School ;    appointed  Rector  of  Glasgow  High  School, 

1901 ;  appointed  Headmaster  of  University  College  School,  London,  1903. 

MARCUS  DODS,  M.A.  Edinburgh,  B.A.  Cambridge,  Advocate  .             .  1900-2 

From  Greenbank   School,  Liverpool.     Publications:  Early  Letters  of  Marcus 
Dods,  D.D.,  1910;  Later  Letters  of  Marcus  Dods,  D.D.,  1911. 

E.  0.  VULLIAMY,  B.A.  King's  College,  Cambridge        .             .             .  1901-9 
See  E.A.  Ch.  xvi,  152. 

P.  R.  HOOPER.  B.A.,  late  Scholar  of  Emmanuel  College,  Cambridge    .  1902-1918 
Appointed  Headmaster  of  Haverfordwest  Grammar  School,  1913. 

R.    M'EWAN,    M.A.    Glasgow,    B.A.    Oxford,    late    Scholar    of    Oriel 

College              ........  1904- 

B.  L.  PEEL,  M.A.,  late  Scholar  of  Hertford  College,  Oxford       .             .  1904- 

A.  E.  ORANGE,  B.A.  Queen's  College,  Oxford  ....  1906 

W.  G.  SHERRIFF,  B.A.  Queens'  College,  Cambridge     .             .             .  1907- 

S.  H.  OSBORNE,  B.A.  Hertford  College,  Oxford             .             .             .  1907- 

A.  G.  JENKINSON,  B.A.  Oxford,  late  Scholar  of  Brasenose,   Interim 

Master              ........  1908 

H.  B.  CUMMINS,  M.A.  Durham,  late  Scholar  of  Durham  University      .  1908- 

W.  PETTY,  M.A.  Corpus  Christi  College,  Cambridge      .             .             .  1909- 

C.  E.  PAYNE,  B.A.  Balliol  College,  Oxford        ....  1910-13 

Appointed  to  Clifton  College,  1914. 

H.  W.  PIERCE,  Heriot-Watt  College,  Edinburgh            .             .             .  ign- 

A.  D.  B.  WAUTON,  B.A.  Cambridge,  late  Scholar  of  Clare  College      .  1913- 

W.  PARKINSON,  B.A.  Cambridge,  late  Scholar  of  Peterhouse  .             .  1914- 


MASTERS  xlix 

MATHEMATICAL   MASTERS 

JAMES  GLOAG,  LL.D. .  .  .  .  .  .  .        1824-64 

W.  WILLIAMS,  M.A.  Trinity  College,  Cambridge  .  .  .  1864-8 

From  Glasgow  University  ;   appointed  H.M.I. S.  for  Wales,  1868. 

JOHN  SHAND,  M.A.  Aberdeen  .....        1868-70 

From  Ayr  Academy  ;   appointed  Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  of  Otago, 
New  Zealand,  1870. 

ROBERT  WALKER,  M.A.  Clare  College,  Cambridge      .  .  .  1871-3 

From  Aberdeen  University. 

JOHN  STURGEON  MACKAY,  M.A.,  LL.D.  St.  Andrews,  F.R.S.E.  .  1866-1904 
From  Perth  Academy ;  Assistant  Mathematical  Master,  1866  ;  Head  Mathematical 
Master,  1873  ;  d.  25  March  1914.  See  E.A.  Ch.  xiii.  5  and  6,  and  xxi.  116  and  137. 
Publications :  Chambers's  Standard  Arithmetical  Exercises,  1869  ;  The  Elements 
of  Euclid,  1884 ;  Key  to  the  Elements  of  Euclid,  1885 ;  Arithmetic,  Theoretical 
and  Practical,  1899  ;  Practical  Mathematics  (revised),  1903  ;  Plane  Geometry, 
1904  ;  First  Chapter  on  Mathematics  in  a  Histoiy  of  Accounting  and  Account- 
ants, 1905  ;  Memoirs  in  the  Proceedings  of  the  Edinburgh  Mathematical  Society, 
vols,  i.-xx.  ;  French  Mathematical  Journals ;  The  Academy ;  Chambers's 
Encyclopaedia ;  and  article  Euclid  in  the  Encyclopaedia  Britannica. 

JAMES  TAYLOR,  M.A.  Edinburgh,  F.R.S.E.    ....        1886- 
Publication  :  Arithmetic,  Algebra,  and  Graphs,  1905. 

A.  C.  MITCHELL,  D.Sc.  Edinburgh,  F.R.S.E.  ....  1888-90 
Publications  :  Papers  on  Thermal  Conductivity — in  the  Proceedings  and  Trans- 
actions of  the  Royal  Society  of  Edinburgh — of  Ice,  Proceedings,  vol.  xiii.  p.  592 
(1886) ;  of  Aluminium,  ibid.,  vol.  xvii.  p.  300  (1890) ;  of  Iron,  Copper,  and  German 
Silver,  Transactions,  vol.  xxxiii.  p.  535  (1887) ;  of  Manganese  Steel,  ibid.,  vol. 
xxxv.  p.  945  (1889) ;  and  on  the  Convection  of  Heat  by  Air  Currents,  ibid., 
vol.  xl.  p.  39  (1899) ;  also  various  articles  in  Chambers's  Encyclopaedia. 

GEORGE    DUTIIIE,     M.A.    Aberdeen,    B.A.    Cambridge,    late    Senior 

Scholar  of  Queens'  College        ......   1892-1901 

President  Edinburgh  Mathematical  Society,  1901  ;  and  Editor  of  the  Mathe- 
matical and  Physical  Department  of  the  Harmsworth  Encyclopaedia  ;  appointed 
Director  of  Education  in  Rhodesia,  1901 ;  M.L.C.  Rhodesia,  1914! 

E.  AV.  HERBERT,  M.A.  Jesus  College,  Oxford  ....        1901- 

H.  F.  THOMPSON,  B.A.  Dubhn  .....        1904-10 

Appointed  Master  at  Charterhouse,  1910.     See  E.A.  Ch.  xviii.  15. 

ASSISTANT    MATHEMATICAL    MASTERS 

Mr.  MUIR 1833-5 

.JOHN  MACMILLAN,  M.A.  St.  Andrews,  M.B.,  CM.,  D.Sc.  Edinburgh, 

F.R.C.P.E.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  F.R.S.E.         .....  1873-8 

Appointed  one  of   the  Senior  Masters  at  George  Watson's  College,   1878  ;    d. 

7  Nov.  1913.     See  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  13. 
J.  H.  SWAN,  M.A.  Edinburgh    ......  1878-9 

D.  TRAILL,  M.A.  Edinburgh     .  .  .  ' ,  .  .        1879-84 

JOHN  ALISON,  M.A.  Edinburgh  .....  1884-6 

Now    Headmaster    of    George    Watson's    College,    Edinburgh.      Publication : 

Arithmetic  for  Schools  and  Colleges,  1905. 

d 


MASTERS 


MASTERS   OF   ENGLISH    LANGUAGE    AND    LITERATURE 


CHARLES  BARKER,  B.A.  Trinity  College,  Cambridge 
JAMES  DYER  .  .  .  .  • 

Mr.  WILLIAMSON  .... 
Mr.  HUGHES  (interim)  .... 
Mr.  BROUGHTON  .... 

THEODORE  WILLIAMS,  M.A.  Queen's  College,  Oxford 


1824-5 

1825-32 

1832 

1832 

1832-3 

1833-46 


F.  B.  CALVERT,  M.A.  .......        1846-55 

Afterwards    Rhetorical    Lecturer    and    Teacher    of    Elocution,    New    College, 
Edinburgh. 


GEORGE  BICKERTON 

From  Senior  Mastership  of  Mr.  Oliphant's  School. 

JAMES  SCOUGAL         .... 
Appointed  H.M.I.S.  1859. 


1855-7 


1858-9 


W.  F.  COLLIER,  M.A.,  LL.D.  Trinity  College,  Dubhn  .  .  .        1859-70 

From  Madras  College,  St.  Andrews  ;  founded  Park  School,  Glasgow,  1870-80  ; 
Principal  and  English  Master,  Belfast  Academy,  1880  ;  d.  24  Nov.  1904.  See 
E.A.  Ch.  xii.  35.  Publications  :  A  Grammar  of  the  English  Language,  1857  ; 
History  of  the  British  Empire,  1859  ;  The  Great  Events  of  History,  1860  ; 
A  History  of  English  Literature,  1861  ;  Pictures  of  English  History,  1864  ; 
The  History  of  England,  1864  ;  Pictures  of  the  Periods,  1865 ;  History  of 
Greece,  1866  ;  History  of  Rome,  1866  ;  Marjorie  Dudingstoune,  1867  ;  The 
Loves  of  Rose-pink  and  Skyblue,  Tales  told  to  Children,  1868  ;  Outlines  of  General 
History,  1868 ;  History  of  the  Nineteenth  Century,  1869  ;  History  of  the 
British  Empire,  1870  (2  vols.)  and  1871  ;  The  New  Practical  English  Grammar, 
1874  ;  History  of  Scotland  for  Schools,  1880  ;  OutUne  of  Zoology  for  Junior 
Classes,  1882;  History  of  Ireland  for  Schools  (7th  edit.  1896),  1884;  The 
Central  Figures  of  Irish  History  from  400  a.d.  to  1603  a.d.,  1891. 

F.  R.  PRICE,  B.A.  Queen's  College,  Oxford        ....  1870 

From  and  returned  to  Cheltenham  College. 

JAMES  SIME,  M.A.        .......  1871-3 

Publications :  History  of  Germany,  1874 ;  Lessing,  his  Life  and  Writings 
(2  vols.),  1877  ;   Life  of  Schiller,  1882  ;  Life  of  Johann  Wolfgang  Goethe,  1887. 

C.  R.  SCOTT,  LL.D.  St.  Andrews  .....  1873-8 

Appointed  Rector  of  the  High  School,  Kirkcaldy,  1878 ;  d.  4  Sept.  1911.  See 
E.A.  Ch.  xix.  6. 


I 


MASTERS  li 

WRITING    AND    ARITHMETIC    MASTERS 

JAMES  GLOVER  .......  1824-8 

ROBERT  HAMILTON  .......        1824-52 

J.  D.  MACLEAN  .......        1852-68 

From  Southern  Collegiate  Institute,  Glasgow,  1852 ;  Master,  High  School,  Glasgow, 
1868.  Publications  :  Bookkeeping  for  the  Class  Room  and  Counting  House,  1857  ; 
An  Introduction  to  Counting  House  Bookkeeping,  1892  ;   Bookkeeping,  1893. 

ALEXANDER  GILMOUR  ......    1868-1904 

Assistant  Writing  and  Arithmetic  Master  at  the  Academy,  1851-4  ;  Head 
Writing  and  Arithmetic  Master,  1868  ;  b.  26  Dec.  1828;  d.  11  Oct.  1909.  See 
E.A.  Ch.  xiii.  5,  and  xvii.  6. 

ASSISTANT  WRITING  AND  ARITHMETIC  MASTERS 

Mr.  GRAY           ........  1824-5 

Mr.  MILNE         ........  1888-5 

ROBERT  CLEGHORN  .             .             .             .             .                           .  1854-60 

E.  C.  STEWART             .......  1860-74 

FRENCH   MASTERS 

C.  p.  BUQUET  ......  1826-31  and  1884-40 

Publication :  Nouveau  Cours  de  Litterature,  Repertoire  des  Chefs-d'oeuvre  de 
Comeille,  Racine,  Voltaire  et  Moliere. 

M.  BRARD     .  .......  1881-4 

FRANCOIS  SENEBIER  .  .  ...        1840-50 

J.  G.  E.  MACLEOD,  LL.B.  Paris  .....        1850-69 

From  Royal  College  of  Rennes ;  also  German  Master,  1851-66. 

HENRI  VAN  LAUN      .......        1869-74 

From  Cheltenham  College ;  d.  19  Jan.  1896.  Publications :  The  French 
Revolutionary  Epoch  (2  vols.),  1878;  The  Rival  Doctors,  1880;  The  History  of 
Don  Quixote,  1880  ;  The  Characters  of  J.  de  la  Bruy^re  ;  Le9ons  de  traduction  et 
de  lecture,  1862  ;  Grammar  of  the  French  Language  (2  vols.),  1864  ;  The 
Adventures  of  Gil  Bias,  1866  ;  Translation  of  Taine's  History  of  English  Litera- 
ture (2  vols.,  1871 ;  4  vols.,  1873)  ;  The  Dramatic  Works  of  Moliere  (6  vols.), 
1875-6  ;  History  of  French  Literature  (3  vols.),  1876-7. 

GUSTAVE  VIGNON,  B.Sc.  Grenoble  .....  1874-91 
Also  German  Master,  1878-90 ;  from  Inverness  College.  Publications :  Ele- 
mentary French  Course,  1876  ;  Junior  French  Course,  1876. 

ARTHUR  JOHNSTONE,  B.A.  Balliol  College,  Oxford  .  .  .  1890-5 

Appointed  special  Modem  Language  Master,  1892  ;  later  on  Staff  of  Manchester 
Guardian  ;   d.  1904.     Publication  :   Musical  Criticisms  (posthumous),  1905. 


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MASTERS 
GERMAN   MASTERS 


Dr.  KOMBST  (Voluntary  Classes) 

H.  W.  NACHOT,  Ph.D. 

A.  N.  MEYEROWICZ,  LL.B.  Berlin 


1843-6 

1846-51 

1866-9 


ALBERT  VON  RAVENSBERG  .....        1869-78 

(It  is  believed  that  this  name  was  an  assumed  one.)  Publications  :  The  Student's 
First  Year's  German  Companion,  1866  ;  Practical  Grammar  of  the  German 
Language,  1868  ;  Key  to  the  Practical  Grammar,  1868  ;  Dcutsches  Lesebuch, 
1870  ;   Exercises  in  German  Syntax,  1873  ;  Prinzessin  Use,  1893. 


SCIENCE   MASTERS 

J.  TUDOR  CUNDALL,  B.Sc.  London,  F.C.S.,  F.I.C.      .  .  .    1890-1918 

From  Cardiff ;  d.  24  July  1913.     See  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  9  and  146.     Publications  : 
Introductory  Physics  ;  A  Course  of  Inorganic  Chemistry  ;   Practical  Chemistry. 


M.  M'CALLUM  FAIRGRIEVE,   M.A.  Glasgow,  M.A.  Cambridge,  late 
Scholar  of  Peterhouse  ....... 

From  Eastbourne  College. 


1903- 


DEMONSTRATORS    IN    CHEMISTRY 


W.  B.  DUFFUS,  B.Sc.  Edinburgh 
WILLIAM  DOUGLAS,  M.A.  Edinburgh 
J.  F.  H.  STEWART 


1894-1900 

1900-5 

1905-14 


DRAWING    MASTERS 

ARTHUR  PERIGAL,  A.R.S.A. 

WALTER  CARMICHAEL  (Architectural  and  Engineering) 

WALTER  FERGUSON 

JAMES  THOMSON 


GEORGE  M.  PATERSON 

d.  2  August  1906.     See  E.A.  Ch.  xiv 

A.  H.  JENKINS 


9. 


1851-63 
1852-66 
1863-81 
1881-9 
1891-1906 

1906- 


MASTER  FOR  FORTIFICATION  AND  CIVIL  ENGINEERING 
Lieutenant  JOHN  MACKIE        ......       1855-79 


PREPARATORY    SCHOOL 


Miss  CLARK       . 

1888-9 

Miss  LINDSAY  HARDIE 

1888-93 

Miss  WOOD 

1888- 

Miss  CAMERON 

1889-95 

Miss  PETERSON 

1889-92 

Miss  GRIEVE    . 

1893-5 

Miss  HARDIE    . 

1892-9 

Miss  E.  CLARK 

1893- 

Miss  ELEANOR  MACBEAN 

1894-5 

Miss  NICOL 

1895-1906 

Miss  FULLER    . 

1895- 

Miss  JACOBSEN 

1900-2 

Miss  G.  CRAUFURD      . 

1902-6 

Miss  MARWICK  (interim) 

1903-4 

Miss  M.  L.  EWING 

1906- 

Miss  M.  MOYES 

1906-10 

Miss  M.  L.  F.  SCOTT     . 

1907-13 

Miss  E.  H.  MILLAR       . 

1910- 

Miss  TULLO       . 

1911- 

Miss  SOMERVILLE,  M.A. 

.        1913- 

Miss  RANSOM  . 

1914 

MUSIC    MASTERS    (VISITING) 


A.  W.  NALBOROUGH  , 

A.  T.  LEE  ASHTON,  Mus.  Bac.  Oxon 


1893- 
1908- 


ORGANIST   TO   THE   SCHOOL 


A.  W.  NALBOROUGH 


1913- 


DUXES   OF  THE   WHOLE   SCHOOL 


1825.  Alexander  Wood. 

1826.  Archibald  Campbell  Tait. 

1827.  Archibald  Campbell  Tait. 

1828.  Patrick  Murray. 

1829.  Andrew  Ramsay  Campbell. 

1830.  John   Murray. 

1831.  Steuart  Macnaghten. 

1832.  George  R.   Moncreiff. 

1833.  Thomas  Tulloh. 

1834.  Patrick  Arkley. 

1835.  Charles  H.  Langhorne. 

1836.  William  K.  Kerr. 

1837.  John  Mackintosh. 

1838.  Andrew  Steuart. 

1839.  William  Young  Sellar. 

1840.  Edward  W.   Lane. 

1841.  George  Drysdale. 

1842.  Gavin  David  Young. 

1843.  James  Mitford  Morison. 

1844.  James  Stewart  Gammell. 

1845.  Andrew  Turner. 

1846.  David  Scot  Dickson. 

1847.  Lewis  Campbell. 

1848.  Andrew  Beatson  Bell. 
1849-  Henry  Dundas  Boyle. 

1850.  William  Christie. 

1851.  Alexander  Monteath. 

1852.  William  Carmichael. 

1853.  George  Rankine  Luke. 

1854.  Donald  Crawford. 

1855.  John  Blair  Balfour. 

1856.  Robert  Burt  Ranken. 

1857.  John  Cheyne. 

1858.  Robert  Bannatyne  Finlay. 

1859.  Andrew  Abercrombie  Jopp. 

1860.  Alex.  W.   Mowbray  Baillie. 

1861.  Alexander  Moody-Stuart. 

1862.  Thomas  Shute  Robertson. 

1863.  A.  C.   Richards  Maitland. 

1864.  Chas.  J.  Tennant  Dunlop. 

1865.  William  M.  Gordon  Ducat. 

1866.  James  Ramsay  Drummond. 

1867.  Thomas  Raleigh. 

1868.  Robert  Jameson  Torrie. 
i«fiQ  /Henry  Montgomerie  Bell. 

1. James  Fairbairn  Finlay. 


1870.  Wm.  J.   Norbray  Liddall. 

1871.  David  Dundas. 

1872.  Frederick  Michel  Hallard. 

1873.  Thomas  Gregory. 

1874.  Wallace  Martin  Lindsay. 

1875.  J.   R.   NicoLsoN  Macphail. 

1876.  George  M'Intosh. 

1877.  Patrick  C.   Robertson. 

1878.  Jamf.s  Henry  Hallard. 
1879-   Robert  Younger. 

1880.  Jamf,s  Avon  Clyde. 

1881.  .loHN  Hepburn  Millar. 

1882.  Henry  James  M'Intosh. 

1883.  Chas.   Melville  Gillespie. 

1884.  Harry  A.  Alex.   Kennedy. 

1885.  Nich.   Dodd  Beatson  Bell. 

1886.  Andrew  Murray. 

1887.  Hugh  Gordon. 

1888.  John  Christian  Jamieson. 

1889.  Frank  Frederick  Lyall. 

1890.  William  James  Stuart. 

1891.  William  James  Stuart. 

1892.  Jos.   Houldsworth  Oldham. 

1893.  George  Rainy. 

1894.  John  Ernest  Hotson. 

1895.  John  Ernest  Hotson. 

iSQfi  r'^"°*"^s  Mansfield  Hunter. 
1  Arthur  Maitland  Nisbet. 

1897.  Patrick  Johnston  Ford. 

1898.  Patrick  Johnston  Ford. 
1899-   Ernest  Burdon. 

1900.  Alan  Graham  Thomson. 

1901.  David  Alexander  Guild. 

1902.  Kenneth   Morton  Oliphant. 

1903.  Harry  H.  Monteath. 

1904.  Ernest  Graham. 

1905.  Allan  Macleod. 

1906.  Patrick  Ramsay  Laird. 

1907.  Charles  Mackintosh. 

1908.  Alastair  Hope  Kyd. 

1909.  James  Braid  Taylor. 

1910.  Noel  Graham  Salvesen. 

1911.  Noel  Graham  Salvesen. 

1912.  Robert    Arnold    Fitz-john 

Spence   Robertson. 

1913.  Patrick  Constable  Hunter. 


Ur 


EDINBURGH   ACADEMY   EXHIBITIONERS 

Ihe  Exhibition,  of  the  value  of  £40  per  annum,  was  founded  in  1867  by  the  Edinburgh 
Academical  Club.  It  is  tenable  for  three  years  at  Oxford  or  Cambridge  or  any  of  the 
Scottish  Universities,  and  is  open  to  present  or  former  pupils  of  the  Edinburgh  Academy 
under  certain  conditions  and  limitations. 


EXHIBITIONER 

YEARS 

UNIVERSITY 

THOMAS  RALEIGH    . 

1868-71 

Edin.  and  Ball.  Coll. 

Oxon. 

W.  J.  N.  LIDDALL     . 

1871-4 

Edin.  and  Glasg. 

WALLACE  M.  LINDSAY     . 

1874-7 

Glasg.  and  Ball.  Coll. 

Oxon 

ALEXANDER  GREGORY  . 

1877-80 

Glasg. 

EDWIN  ADAM  and               j 
A.  HALLIDAY  DOUGLAS  j 

1880-3 

Edin. 
Edin. 

C.  M.  GILLESPIE 

1883-6 

Edin.  and  Trin.  Coll. 

Oxon. 

RICHARD  M'INTOSH 

1886-9 

Edin. 

J.  CHRISTIAN  JAMIESON 

1889-92 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon. 

GEORGE  RAINY 

1892-5 

Merton  Coll.  Oxon. 

J.  E.  B.  HOTSON 

1895-8 

Magdalen  Coll.  Oxon 

A.  S.  PRINGLE  .         .         .          . 

1898-1901 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab. 

ERNEST  BURDON     .         .         . 

1901-4 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon. 

FRANCIS  R.  ERASER  and 
KENNETH  M.  OLIPHANT  j 

1904-7 

Ch.  Coll.  Cantab. 
Trin.  Coll.  Oxon. 

ALLAN  MACLEOD      . 

1907-10 

Merton  Coll.  Oxon. 

ALASTAIR  H.  KYD  and  ] 
JAMES  B.  TAYLOR           j 

1910-13 

Wadham  Coll.  Oxon. 
[Edin. 

C.  K.  M.  DOUGLAS    . 

1913- 

King's  Coll.  Cantab. 

FLORE AT   ACADEMIA 


Floreat  Academia, 
Mater  alma,  Mater  pia  ; 
Huic  paremus,  banc  amamus. 
Ergo  fortiter  canamus 

Chants — Floreat,  etc. 

Domi  suboles  est  nota, 
Atque  loca  per  remota  ; 
Hie  et  illic  gloriantur. 
Quia  nostri  norainantur. 

Chorus — Floreat,  etc. 

Utriusque  togae  decus, 
Sunt  qui  Dei  pascant  pecuSj 
Juri  sunt  qui  roborando 
Opus  dent  et  illustrando. 

Chorus — Floreat,  etc. 

Hi  complex!  sunt  honorem, 
Pacis  imponentes  morem  ; 
Indulgentes  hi  virtuti, 
Signa  Martis  sunt  secuti. 

Chorus — Floreat,  etc. 

Hi  sciendis  rebus  nati 
Sunt  Naturam  percontati ; 
tlli  freti  medicina 
Aegros  eximunt  ruina. 

Chorus — Floreat,  etc. 

Artis  exsecuti  normas, 
Hi  venustas  fingunt  forraas  ; 
Illi  vias  humanarum 
Muoivere  litterarum. 

Chorus — Floreat,  etc. 

Floruit,  florebit  usque, 
Artibus  virtutibusque. 
Arbor  ferax,  et  natura 
Rite  fruges  repensura. 

Chorus — Floreat,  etc. 

Venit  vox  a  Solis  ortu, 
Redit  a  cadentis  portu, 
'  Nos  te,  Mater,  salutamus  I  ' 
Ergo  fortiter  canamus. 

Chorus — Floreat,  etc. 


Henry  Johnstone. 


Ivi 


ADDENDA 


PAGB 


337.     Major  H.  VV.  Campbell,  I.S.C.  (rot.),  d.  23  July  1914. 

401.     Major  R,  B.  Black,  late   R.A.M.C,  m.  28  July  1914   Lady   Marcia  Valda 

Jocelyn,  yr.  dau.  of  the  Earl  and  Countess  of  Roden. 
496.     Archibald   Halliday   Douglas,  Dux  of   the  School,  1st  Acad.  Club    Prize 

for  Classics,  1st  Clyde-Millar  Greek  Prize,  Balfour  Music  Prize,  Cadet  Off. 

O.T.C.,  1914. 
492.     Eric  Malcolm  Eraser,  Sen.  Ephor,  Sergt.  O.T.C.,  Shooting  VIII.,  1914. 

485.  David  Griffiths  Prosser,  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Classics,  Sen.  Ephor,  Shooting 

VIII,  (Capt.),  Silver  Medal,  1914. 

489.  Douglas  Fernie  Paton  Reid,  2nd  Clyde-Millar  Greek  Prize,  1914. 

503.  John  Gervase  Riddell,  Special  Clyde-Millar  Greek  Prize,  1914. 

518,    Alexander  Bankier  Rodger,  Gilmour  Memorial  Prize,  Sen.  Ephur,  Corp. 

O.T.C.,  1914. 
499.     Robert  Dennistoun  Stevenson,  Sergt.  O.T.C.,  Bradbury  Shield,  1914. 
518.     Patrick  Grant  Thomson,  Weir  Class  Club  (1872-9)  Essay  Prize,  1914. 

529.  Alan  Dunlop  Foster,  XI.  1914. 

516.     William  Harrison,  Sen.  Ephor,  Sergt.  O.T.C.,  1914. 

501.  Kenneth  James  Cowan  Hill,  2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize,  Mackenzie  Prize  for 

Science,  Chemical  Analysis  Prize,  1914, 

498.  Henry  William  Watson  Miller,  Corp.  O.T.C. 

486.  Stanley  Gordon  Taylor,  Gloag  Medal,  Shooting  Comp. — Bronze  Medal,  1914. 

487.  William  Briggs  Constable,  Sen.  Ephor,  Corp.  O.T.C,  1914. 

525.     Thomas  Christian  Kennedy,  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Math.,  Sen.  Ephor,  Sergt. 
O.T.C,  1914. 

504.  Andrew  Blyth  M'Culloch  Bogle,  Shooting  VIII,  1914, 
484,     Ian  Grant  Macpheeson,  Balfour  Music  Prize,  1914, 

502.  William  Graham  Notman,  Carmichacl  Class  Club  Prize,  1914. 

490,  Ronald  Jordan  Thomson,  Corp,  0,T,C,  1914, 

536,  James  Norrie  Shaw,  Balfour  French  Prize,  1914. 
495,     Thomas  Grainger  Stewart,  Shooting  VIII,  1914. 

515,     Archibald  Angus,  Balfour  Music  Prize,  Sergt,-Piper  0,T.C,  1914, 

530.  James  M'Laren,  Sen,  Ephor,  XI.  (Capt.),  Gym.  Conip. — Silver  Medal,  1914. 
502.     Patrick  Millar  Matthew,  jun,,  Balfour  German  Prize,  1914, 

517*    George  Pender,  Shooting  VIII,  1914. 

537.  Charles  Beattie,  Shooting  VIIL,  Bronze  Medal,  1914, 
535,     Donald  MacLachlan  Macmillan,  Mitchell  Medal,  1914. 

499.  John  Gardner  White,  XI.  1914. 

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Iviii  ADDENDA 

PAGB 

531.  David  Nicol,  Ferguson  Medal,  1914. 

514.  Douglas  Glendinning  Thorbukn,  Corp.-Dnimmcr  O.T.C.  1914. 

509.  Duncan  Murray  Wallace  Smith,  XI.  1914. 

514.  David  Cleghorn  Thomson,  Balfour  Musie  Prize,  1914. 

518.  Francis  Henry  Normand  Walker,  Gym.  Comp. — Silver  Medal,  191 1 

515.  James  Patrick  Bannerman,  Gym.  Comp. — Bronze  Medal,  1914. 

539.  John  William  Stuart  M'Crow,  XI.  1914. 

520,  John  Hyndford  Carmichael,  Gym.  Comp. — Bronze  Medal,  1914. 

626.  Theodore  Charles  Martine,  Balfour  Music  Prize,  1914.  * 

581.  David  Sim  White  Pentland,  Balfour  Music  Prize,  1914. 

514.  Alexander  Morison  Wallace,  Balfovu-  Music  Prize,  1914. 

540.  John  Wallace  Muir,  Shooting  VIII.  1914. 

513.  William  Marsden  Robertson,  Balfour  Music  Prize,  1914. 

472.  Roderick  Alan  Campbell,  M.D.,  Cross  Bank,  Batley,  Yorks,  m.  3  June 
1914  Eileen  Stuart,  e.  dau.  of  Dr.  Dunlop,  Thomhill. 

503.  Horace  Skeete  Thomson,  d.  24  April  1914. 

37.  Earl  of  Wemyss,  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  176. 

144.  Wiluam  Charles  Maughan,  C.A.,  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  177. 

340.  Frederick  Noel  Paton,  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  177. 

161.  Right  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Dalrymple,  Bart.,  LL.D.,  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  181. 

242.  William  John  Dundas,  C.S.,  LL.D.,  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  181. 

413.  William  Elliot  Carnegie  Dickson,  M.D.,  appointed  Director  of  the  Insti- 
tute of  Pathology  at  the  Royal  Hospital  for  Diseases  of  the  Chest,  City  Road, 
London,  E.C.,  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  182. 

457.  James  Somerville  Turcan,  admitted  A.M.I.C.E.  1914. 

186.  John  Bell  of  Enterkine,  d.  8  Aug.  1914. 

175.  Maj.-Gen.  Malcolm  J.  R.  MacGregor,  late  18th  (Royal  Irish)  Regt.,  d.  10 
Aug.  1914. 

385.  Robert  Alexander  Dudgeon,  d.  12  Aug.  1914. 


EDITORIAL  NOTE 


It  will  interest  readers  to  be  informed  that  the  Frontispiece  has  been  drawn  by 
Mr.  William  Hole,  R.S.A.,  R.P.E.  Reference  to  this  outstanding  feature  of  the 
Register  could  not  be  made  in  the  Preface,  as  although  Mr.  Hole  most  cordially 
entertained  the  desire  of  the  Academical  Club  that  he  should  furnish  a  Frontispiece, 
and  generously  undertook  to  do  so  if  possible,  it  was  doubtful  until  almost  the  last 
moment  if  the  pressure  of  his  other  engagements  would  permit  him  to  execute 
the  work. 

The  sincere  thanks  of  the  Academical  Club  are  due  to  Mr.  Hole  for  his  gift  of 
this  admirable  etching. 

T.  H. 

P.  F.  II.-G. 


THE    EDINBURGH    ACADEMY 
REGISTER 


SCHOOL    REGISTER 


THE   RECTOR'S   CLASS,  1824-7 


BALFOUR,  John,  1824-6.  CI.  5,  6.  s. 
of  John  Balfour  yr.  of  Pih-ig. 

Went  to  America  in  1854  ;  m.  Agnes,  dau. 
of  Capt.  Boyle,  42nd  Highs.  ;   d.  1876. 

BALFOUR,  John  Mackintosh,  afterwards 
Balfour-MelviUc.  1824-7.  CI.  5-7.  b. 
23  Sept.  1811  ;  s.  of  James  Balfour 
of  Pilrig,  W.S..  Pilrig  House  ;  Second 
Scholarship  Prize  in  1825  and  1826  ; 
best  in  Latin  Prose,  1827. 

Of  Pilrig  and  Strathkinness ;  W.S.  1835; 
S.  lus  father  in  the  estates  of  Pilrig,  and  in 
1883,  on  the  death  of  Mr.  John  Whyte- 
Melville,  father  of  the  novelist,  S.  as  heir  of 
entail  to  the  Whyte-Melville  estates  in  Fife- 
shire,  residing  from  that  date  principally  at 
Mount  Melville,  near  St.  Andrews  ;  Dir. 
E.A.  1845-60;  re-elected,  1870-93;  Treas. 
1849-60;  m.  1S41  Anne,  dau.  of  Harry 
Rainy,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Forensic  Medicine  in 
the  Univ.  of  Glasg. ;  d.  23  Sept.  1893  on  his 
82nd  birthday ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  49. 

BELL,  George  Joseph,  1824-7.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  George  Joseph  Bell, 
Advocate  ;  Prof,  of  Scots  Law,  Edin. 
Glasg.  Univ.  1830-2  ;  Snell  Exhib.  1833  ; 
BaU.  Coll.  Oxon,  1833;  B.A.  1836;  M.A. 
1842  ;  B.M.  1842  ;  RadcUffe  Travelling 
Fellow,  1842  ;  appointed  to  succeed  his 
brother.  Dr.  Charles  W.  Bell,  as  Physician 
to  H.M.  Mission  to  Persia,  1845  ;  d.  at 
Erzeroum,  1847. 

BENNETT,  Alexander,  1824-7.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  25  Sept.  1811  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Bennett,  W.S.,  16  Carlton  Street. 

W.S.  1835  ;  m.  1846  Isabella  Nelson  ;  d. 
17  Feb.  1855. 

BLACKBURN,  Colin,  1824-6.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1813 ;  s.  of  John  Blackburn  of 
Killearn,  Stirlingshii'e. 

Eton  ;  B.A.  Cantab  (Trin.  Coll.  1832-5)  ; 
8th  Wrangler;  M.A.  1838;  Hon.  LL.D. 
Edin.  1870 ;  Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  1838  ; 
published  a  book  on  Sales,  1845  ;  Reporter 
in  Chancery  Court,  1849-58  ;  judge  of  Q.B. 
1859;  Kt.  i860;  P.C.  1876;  L.O.  In 
Appeal,  1876-86;  Life  Perrage,  1876;  ret. 
1886  ;  described  by  the  Daily  News  as  '  the 
greatest  common  lawyer  of  his  generation, 
perhaps  of  the  century.  His  most  valuable 
judgments  were  delivered  in  Commerical 
Cases,  where  he  had   an  instinct  for  dis- 


entangling the  facts,  as  well  as  for  applying 
the  law';  d.  8  Jan.  1896;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
iii.  40. 

BLACKBURN,  Peter,  1824-5,  CI.  5. 
b.  1811  ;  s.  of  John  Blackburn  of 
Killearn,  Stirlingshire. 

Eton,  1825-7  ;  2nd  Life  Guards,  1827-35  ; 
was  first  and  only  Chairman  of  the  Edin.  and 
Glasg.  Rly.  till  its  conversion  into  the  N.B. 
Rly. ;  contested  Edin.  unsuccessfully  in  1847  ; 
contested  Glasg.  unsuccessfully  in  1851  ; 
M.P.  Stirhngshire,  1855-65  ;  Junior  Ld.  of 
the  Treasury  in  Ld.  Derby's  Govt.  1859  ; 
D.L.  for  Stirlingshire  ;  m.  Jean  Wedderburn, 
dau.  of  James  Wedderburn,  Sol.-Gen.  for 
Scot.  ;   d.  1870. 

BOGLE,  Andrew,  1824-5.  CI.  5.  b.  23 
March  1811  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Bogle, 
Cashier  of  Roy.  Bank  of  Scot, 

W.S.  1842  ;  m.  1863  Margaret  Robertson, 
dau.  of  John  McKean,  W.S.  ;  d.  4  Oct.  1871. 

CADELL,  WiUiam,  1824-5.  CI.  5,  b. 
23  Oct.  1810  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  CadeU  of 
Tranent,  Treas.  of  Bank  of  Scot, 

Lt.  28th  Regt.  Ft.  ;  m.  1852  Anne  Mary 
Coulson  ;   d.  2  Feb.  1853. 

CARNEGIE,  John,  1824-5.  CI.  5.  b. 
1812  ;  s.  of  David  Carnegie,  Surgeon, 
25  Stafford  Street. 

COCKBURN,  Archibald,  1824-5.  CI.  5, 
s.  of  Montague  Cockburn,  H.E.I.C.S.,. 
Caroline  Park ;  d. 

CONNELL,  James,  1824-7,  CI,  5-7. 
b,  1811  ;  s.  of  Sir  John  ConneU,  Kt., 
Advocate,  Procurator  of  the  Ch,  of 
Scot. 

Edin.  Univ.  1827-31 ;  Glasg.  Univ.  1831-2  ; 
Snell  Exhib.  1832;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1832-6; 
2nd  CI.  Lit.  Hum. ;  2nd  CI.  Math.  Finals;  B.A. 
1836  ;  M.A.  1838  ;  Ch.  of  Eng. ;  D.  1836  ; 
P.  1837  ;  C.  of  Titsey,  Surrey,  1842  ;  Ashe, 
Hants,  1842-5;  Hurstbonne,  1845-7;  Home, 
Surrey,  1847-57 ;  Incumbent  of  Homerton, 
Middlesex,  1857-60 ;  V.  of  Hammersmith, 
Lond.,  1860-71  ;  R.D.  of  Barnes  and 
Hammersmith,  1870-1 ;  R.  of  Monks  Eleigh, 
Suffolk,  1871-8.  Publications  :  Pesso-machia, 
or  the  Game  of  Chess,  a  Poem,  and  many 
tracts  and  sermons  directed  against  'Popery.' 


THE  RECTOR'S  CLASS,  1824-7 


m.  1843  Elizabeth,  e.  dau.  of  John  Pearson 
of  Tanridge  Hall ;   d.  1879. 

CONNELL,  John,  1824-7.  CI.  5-7.  b. 
1811  ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Connell,  Kt., 
Advocate,  Procurator  of  the  Ch.  of 
Scot;  d.  in  Canada,  18C1. 

CRAIG,  WiUiam  Miller,  1824-6.  CI.  5,  G. 
s.  of  John  Craig,  72  Great  King  Street, 

CRAUFUIRD,  Robert,  1824-5.  CI.  5. 
b.  1809;  s.  of  Archibald  Craufuird, 
W.S.,  of  Ardmillan. 

CRAWFORD,  George,  1824-5.  CI.  5. 
b.  1809  ;  s.  of  Louis  Crawford,  Upper 
Canada. 

CUMMING,  John,  1824-5.  CI.  5.  b. 
1812 ;  s.  of  William  Cumming  of 
Riga ;  d. 

CUNINGHAM,  Charles,  1824-5.  CI.  5. 
b.  1811  ;  s.  of  Charles  Cuningham, 
W.S.,  of  Newholm,  and  Town  Clerk  of 
Edin.  1807-51. 

H.E.I.C.S.  1829 ;  2nd  Lt.  ist  Bom. 
European  Regt. ;  invalided  home  ;  d.  1839. 

DAVIDSON,  Henry,  1824-6.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1811 ;  s.  of  the  Rev,  Thomas 
Davidson  of  Muirhouse,  D.D, 

Merchant,  Leith ;  father  of  Randall 
Thomas  Davidson,  Archbishop  of  Canter- 
bury ;  m.  1845  Henrietta,  dau.  of  John 
Campbell  Swinton  of  Kimmerghame,  Ber- 
wickshire ;   d.  1889. 

DICKSON,  David,  1824-6,  CI.  5,  6.  s. 
of  James  Dickson,  Seedsman. 

DON,  Charles,  1824-5.  CI.  5.  b.  May 
1810  ;   s.  of  William  Don,  Forfar. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Surg.  Madras  Army, 
H.E.I.C.S. ;  d.  1844  in  Madras. 

DON,  James,  1824-5.  CI.  5.  b.  May 
1813  ;   s.  of  David  Don,  Forfar. 

In  business  in  Lond.  and  New  York,  c. 
1841,  and  in  Canada,  where  he  died,  1850. 

DUNLOP,  James,  1824-5.  CI.  5.  b.l812; 
s.  of  George  Dunlop,  W.S, 

Proprietor  of  Clyde  Iron  Works  and 
estate  of  Tolcross  ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  county 
of  Lanark ;  m.  (i)  Janet  Donald ;  (2) 
Louisa  Locke,  widow  of  William  Colquhoun 
of  Clathick  ;   d.  19  Jan.  1893. 

ECKFORD,  James,  1824-5.  CI.  5.  b. 
17  Sept,  1810 ;  s.  of  Gen.  James 
Eckford,  C.B.,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Edin.  Univ.;  Surg.  R.C.S.  1S31  ;  Phys. 
R.C.P.  1832  ;  in  charge  of  Prestonpans 
in  1831,  and  Kelso  in  1832,  when  cholera 
there;  Asst.  Surg.  Army;  res.  in  1835, 
when  he  went  to  Australia  in  charge  of 
emigrant  ship ;   Surg,  and  Phys.  Hosp.  of 


N.S.W.  1836  :  Surg,  and  Phys.  to  Governors 
of  N.S.W. ;  in  charge  of  and  laid  out  various 
hospitals;  1848  transferred  to  Tasmania 
to  organise  med.  work  there ;  ret.  1865. 
Author:  Facts  and  Observations  upon  Epi- 
demic Cholera,  1832  ;  various  pamphlets 
on  Classics,  etc.  Coroner  and  J. P.  in  Tas- 
mania; m.  Elizabeth  Caroline,  dau.  of  Maj. 
Frederick  Campbell  Montgomery,  50th  Regt. 
(Queen's  Own)  ;  d.  26  June  1881  at  Hobart, 
Tasmania. 

FERGUSSON,  James  Alexander  Duncan, 
1824-5.  CI.  5.  b.  80  July  1812; 
s.  of  Sir  James  Fergusson,  Bart.,  of 
Kilkerran,  Advocate,  5  Charlotte 
Square. 

Lt.-Col.  in  H.E.I.C.S.  6th  B.  Lt.  Cav. ; 
Cadet,  1828 ;  Cornet,  5  Sept.  1829 ;  Maj. 
7  June  1849  ;  ret.  Lt.-Col.  28  Nov.  1854  ; 
served  in  Punjaub,  1849 ;  Chillianwallah, 
Goojerat  (medal  with  clasps  and  brev.  of 
Maj.);  m.  1844  Margaret,  dau.  of  James 
Hope,  W.S.  ;  d.  8  Nov.  1864. 

FERGUSSON,  Robert  Duncan,  1824-5. 
CI.  5.  b.  1813;  s,  of  Sir  James 
Fergusson,  Bart.,  of  Kilkerran,  Advo- 
cate, 5  Charlotte  Square. 

Maj.  in  Roy.  Ayrshire  and  Wigtown 
Rifles ;  formerly  an  officer  in  the  Rifle 
Brigade;  2nd  Lt.  5  July  1831 ;  Lt. 
6  May  1836  ;  ret.  from  Rifle  Brigade,  1842  ; 
m.  (i)  1852  Helen,  dau.  of  John  Blackburn 
of  Killearn,  Stirlingshire ;  (2)  1866  Mar- 
garet Eliza,  widow  of  John  Stuart  Hay 
Newton  of  Newton,  and  dau.  of  William 
Fairlie ;   d.  1878. 

FERRIER,  Hay,  1824-7.  CI.  5-7.  b. 
14  Nov,  1811  ;  s,  of  Louis  Henry 
Ferrier  of  Belsyde,  Linlithgow,  Advo- 
cate, 

Of  Belsyde ;  went  to  Singapore ;  Maj.  48th 
M.N.I. ;  Res.  Councillor  at  Malacca ;  m.  1838 
Catherine  Maria,  dau.  of  John  Bartholomew 
De  Wind  of  Malacca  ;   d.  at  Malacca,  1854. 

FORMAN,  James,  1824-6.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  9  Dec.  1812  ;  s.  of  John  Forman, 
AV.S.,  of  Staffa. 

Advocate,  1834  ;  Capt.  in  Midlothian 
Yeo.,  Musselburgh  Squadron;  J.P.  for 
Midlothian ;  Chairman  of  Committee  of 
Management  Edin.  Savings  Bank ;  m.  1841 
Helen  Kyd,  dau.  of  William  Scott  of 
London  Stock  Exchange  and  Blackheath 
Park  ;   d.  28  Jan.  1886. 

FOWLER,  George,  1824-5.  CI.  5.  b, 
1811  ;  s.  of  Alex,  Fowler,  Builder, 
1  Darnaway  Street. 

GORDON,  George,  1824-5.  CI.  5.  b. 
1810  ;  s.  of  William  Gordon  of  Hal- 
myres,  35  Drummond  Place. 

Col.  H.E.I.C.S.  50th  B.N.I.  ;  served 
agst.  the  Coles,  1832-3  ;  Punjaub  campaign, 
1849    (Goojerat    medal) ;    afterwards    com- 


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3 


manded  2nd  Sikh  Infantry ;  Ensign,  15 
March  1826;  Lt.  12  March  1829;  Capt.  15 
March  1849  ;  Maj.  20  June  1854  ;  Lt.-Col. 
20  July  1858  ;   d.  7  March  i860. 

GRANT,  Edward  Birkett,  1824-5.  CI.  5. 
b.  1811  ;  s.  of  Sir  James  Robert 
Grant,  M.D.,  C.B.,  K.H.,  K.St.A., 
The  Hill,  Cumberland. 

Capt.  4th  (The  Queen's  Own)  Light 
Dragoons  ;  Capt.  22  April  1836  ;  ret.  1839  ; 
d.  25  April  1853. 

HISLOP,  Alexander,  1824-6.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1808  ;   s.  of  Alexander  Hislop. 

Farmer,  East  Lothian ;  afterwards  in 
Australia,  where  he  died,  Dec.  1877. 

HISLOP,  John  Crallan,  1824-6.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  3  Dec.  1811  ;    s.  of  Alex.  Hislop. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Medical  Practitioner,  East 
Linton,  to  i860,  and  North  Berwick,  1860-9  ; 
m.  Agnes  Trotter;   d.  Feb.  1869. 

HOME,  John  B.,  1824-5.  CI.  5.  b. 
1810 ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Home,  George  Street. 

INVERARITY,  Jonathan  Duncan, 
1824-6.  CI.  5,  6.  b.  11  Aug.  1812  ; 
s.  of  James  Inverarity  of  Rosemount, 
Montrose. 

Addiscombe,  1826;  Haileybury,  1828-30; 
H.E.I.C.S.  Bom.  1830;  Comr.  of  Sind,  1S60; 
Mem.  of  Council,  Bom.  ;  ret.  1865  ;  S.  his 
father  to  estate  of  Rosemount,  Co.  Forfar, 
1858  ;  m.  (i)  Maria  Martha,  e.  dau.  of 
Sir  John  Pollard  Willoughby,  Bart.,  of 
Baldon,  Co.  Oxford;  she  died  1S71  ;  (2) 
Agnes  Anne  Spottiswoode,  dau.  of  Capt. 
Donald  OEneas  Mackay  ;   d.  28  April  1882. 

JACKSON,  Alexander,  1824-6.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  James  Jackson,  Com- 
missioner of  Excise,  67  Great  King 
Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  1838 ;  F.R.C.P.E.  1843  ; 
Phys.  Edin.  ;   d.  1885. 

JOHNSTONE,  Robert  Abercromby, 
1826-7.  CI.  7.  b.  1811  ;  s.  of  James 
Raymond  Johnstone  of  Alva,  Clack- 
mannanshire. 

Glasg.  Univ.;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab;  R.  of 
Ingrave  Brentwood,  Essex.  ;  m.  Anne,  dau. 
of  Joseph  Walker  ;   d.  25  Sept.  1867. 

LEITII,  George  Gordon  Browne,  1825-7. 
CI.  6,  7.  b.  1810;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen. 
Sir.  G.  Leith,  Bart. 

Of  Woodstock,  Canada,  and  The  Hermitage, 
Ancaster,  Canada  ;  m.  1843  Eleanor,  dau. 
of  John  Ferrier,  W.S.,  of  York  Place,  Edin.  ; 
d.  1887. 

LYON,  Hugh,  1824-7.  CI.  5-7.  b.  1812  ; 
s.  of  George  Lyon,  W.S.,  of  Wester 
Ogil. 


Of  Wester  Ogil ;  S.S.C.  (firm  of  Maitland 
and  Lyon,  W.S.) ;  J. P.  Forfarshire ;  S.  father, 
1866;  d.  8  July  1891. 

MACDOUGALL,  John,  1824-5.  CI.  5. 
b.  18  Jan.  1810;  s.  of  John  Mac- 
Dougall  of  Polquhairn,  Lt.-Col.  91st 
Highs. 

Lt.-Col.  H.E.I.C.S.;  Ensign,  1826;  Lt. 
1833  ;  m.  Charlotte  Braddock ;  d.  3  Tune 
1865. 

MACFARLANE,  David,  1824-7.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  1810  ;  s.  of  James  Macfarlane  of 
Balwill,  Stirlingshire. 

MACFARLANE,  James,  1824-5.  CI.  5, 
b.  1811  ;  s.  of  James  Macfarlane, 
Builder,  Moray  House,  Drumsheugh. 

MACKAY,  Charles,  1824-5.  CI.  5.  b. 
1811  ;  s.  of  James  Mackay,  24  Forth 
Street. 

Firm  of  Mackay  and  Cunningham,  Edin.  ; 
m.  1845  Mary  Clapperton  ;  d.  25  Feb.  i§64. 

M'NAB,  John  G.,  1824-5.     CI.  5. 

MACPHERSON,  Archibald  Eraser, 
1824-5.  CI.  5.  b.  13  Dec.  1807 ;  s.  of 
Col.  Duncan  MacjDherson  of  Cluny. 

Col.  B.  Army,  H.E.I.C.S.  ;  Maj.  1851  ; 
ret.  i860  ;  d.  1877. 

MARTIN,  Peter,  1824-5.  CI.  5.  b. 
1812;  s.  of  W.  A.  Martin,  W.S., 
45  Melville  Street. 

MENTEATH,  Granville  Wheler  Steuart, 
1824-5.  CI.  5.  b.  27  March  1811  ; 
s.  of  Sir  Charles  Granville  Steuart 
Menteath,  1st  Bart,  of  Closeburn, 
27  Abercromby  Place.    . 

Magd.  Hall.  Oxon ;  B.A.  1833 ;  M.A. 
1835  ;  Clergyman,  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D. 
1834  ;  P.  1S35  ;  V.  of  Rauceby,  1843-54  ; 
R.  of  Hascomb,  1854-60;  P.C.  of  Grazeley, 
1861-8  ;  R.  of  Morcott,  Rutlandshire,  1868- 
72  ;  Chap,  to  late  Earls  of  Caithness, 
Mar  and  Kellie ;  m.  1837  Jane,  and  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  Edward  Thorold ;  d.  i  Sept. 
1887. 

MONCRIEFF,  John  Scott,  1824-5.  CI.  5. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  William  Scott  Mon- 
crieff.  Accountant,  15  India  Street. 

C.A.  Edin.  1854;  m.  (i)  Christian,  dau. 
of  Alexander  Marjoribanks  of  Marjoribanks; 
(2)  Isabella,  dau.  of  Laurence  Robertson, 
Cashier  to  the  Roy.  Bank  of  Scot.  ;  d.  25 
Feb.  1889. 

MURRAY,  Andrew,  1824-7.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  19  Feb.  1812;  s.  of  William 
Murray,  W.S.,  of  Conland. 

Of  Conland;  W.S.  1837;  m.  1858  Jane 
Rogers;   d.  11  Jan.  1878. 


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MYLNE,  Charles  David,  1824-5.  CI.  5. 
b.  1811  ;  s.  of  George  Myliie,  Man. 
of  the  Edinburgh  Life  Assurance 
Company. 

Maj.  6th  Bom.  N.I.  ;  served  in  the 
Scinde  campaign  of  1841  ;  afterwards 
Sec.  to  Mihtary  Bd.,  and  then  Clothing 
Agent  to  the  Bombay  Army  ;  Ensign 
6th  Bom.  N.I.  1828  ;  '  I-t.  1837  :  Capt. 
1846;  Maj.  1854;  m.  Catherine  Wilhelmina 
Liesching  ;   d.  28  Sept.  i86o. 

PATON,  Archibald,  1826-7.  CI.  7.  b. 
1810  ;  .s.  of  Andrew  Paton,  Saddler, 
1  Greenside  Street. 

PATTERSON,  William  L.,  1824-7.  CI. 
5-7.  b.  1811  ;  s.  of  William  Patter- 
son, Merchant,  George  Street. 

RATE,  John,  1824-6.  CI.  5,  6.  b.  1811  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  W.  Rate,  Alnwick,  4  Moray 
Place. 

Schol.  St.  Cath.  Coll.  Cantab ;  M.A.  1843  ; 
D.  1840;  P.  Exeter,  1841 ;  C.  of  Mawgan  and 
St.  Martin's,  Cornwall,  1840-4  ;  Belgrave 
Chapel,  Lond.,  1844-8;  V.  of  Lawpley 
with  Wheaton  Aston,  Staffs,  1848-81. 
Author  :  Victory  of  Christ  over  Satan,  18S8  ; 
Leaves  from  the  Tree  of  Life  ;  Discourses 
Consolatory  and  Practical,  1890.  m.  Miss 
Briscoe,  Old  Fallings  Hall,  Bushey,  Stafford ; 
d.  Oct.  1906. 

ROBERTSON,  Thomas,  1824-6.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  11  Sept.  1811  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Thos. 
Robertson,  R.N.,  Leith,  Comm. 
H.M.S.  'Royal  Charlotte'  on  H.M, 
LR.  Patrol  Duty. 

Merchant  and  Shipowner  in  Leith ; 
traded  with  Mauritius  and  the  Cape  of  Good 
Hope  ;  of  firm  of  Carstairs  and  Robert- 
son, Wine  Merchants ;  Sec.  of  Trinity 
House,  Leith,  1847-65  ;  m.  EUzabeth  Brown, 
dau.  of  James  Wishart,  Shipowner,  Leith ; 
d.  9  Jan.  1865. 

SHAAV,  Hugh,  1824-6.     CI.  5,  6.     d. 

SINCLAIR,  Godfrey,  1824-7.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Sir 
John  Sinclaif,  Bart.,  of  Ulbster,   133 

George  Street. 

Sec.  to  the  Agricultural  Society  for  North 
Northumberland  ;    d.  1890. 

SKENE,  James,  1824-6.  CI.  5,  6.  b. 
1812  ;  s.  of  James  Skene  of  Rubislaw, 
Advocate. 

Lt.  73rd  Regt. ;  Ensign,  1828;  appointed 
PoUce  Mag.  Ionian  Islands,  afterwards 
Vice-Consul,  Constantinople  (Priv.  Sec.  to 
Lord  Stratford),  and  subsequently  Consul 
at  Aleppo;  ist  cl.  Medjidie.  Author: 
Frontier  Lands  of  the  Christian  and  the 
Turk ;  Rambles  in  Syrian  Deserts :  he  was 
known  in  the  deserts  of  Syria  as  Sheik  ul 
Arab  (Chief  of  the  Arabs) ;  With  Lord  Strat- 


ford in  the  Crimean  War;  Anadol,  the  last 
Home  of  the  Faithful,  etc.  m.  1835  Rhalou, 
dau.  of  Prince  Jaques  Rizo-Rangabe,  Grand 
Postelnic  of  Walachia ;  d.  1886. 

SPENS,  Archibald,  1824-5.  Cl.  5.  b. 
17  Aug.  1809;  s.  of  Col.  Archibald 
Spens,  ILE.I.C.S.,  Manor  House, 
Inveresk. 

Haileybury,  1828;  H.E.I.C.S.  Bom.  1829- 
54;  Judge  S.D.F.A. ;  m.  1829  Harriet 
Ochterloney,  e.  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Valiant, 
K.C.B.,  4Sth  Regt.  ;  d.  24  Nov.  1869. 

SPENS,  James,  1824-6.  Cl.  5,  6.  b. 
28  Nov.  1811  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Spens, 
M.D.,  14  Drummond  Place. 

Addiscombe,  1827;  R.E.  (Bengal),  1828; 
attained  rank  of  Capt.  ;  m.  1849  Penelope 
C.  Westropp,  dau.  of  Col.  L.  J.  Westropp, 
SSth  Regt.,  Co.  Cork,  Ireland;  d.  21  Nov. 
1856. 

SPENS,  Thomas,  1824-5.  Cl.  5.  b. 
1810 ;  s.  of  Col.  Archibald  Spens, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Manor  House,  Inveresk. 

H.E.I.C.S.  ;   d.  Jan.  1832. 

STEVENSON,  Alexander,  1824-5.  Cl.  5. 
s.  of  Alexander  Stevenson,  S.S.C., 
8  Great  King  Street. 

STEWART,  James,  1824-6.     Cl.  5,  6. 

STODDART,  John  S.,  1824-6.     Cl.  5,  6. 
b.     1812 ;      s.     of    Admiral    Pringle 
Stoddart,  R.N.,  10  Bellevue  Crescent. 
Corn  Merchant,  Dantzig. 

SWINTON,  Archibald  Campbell,  1826-7. 
Cl.  7.  b.  15  Jidy  1812  ;  s.  of  John 
Swinton  of  Kimmcrghame,  Berwick- 
shire. 

M.A.  Edin. ;  LL.B.  Glasg.  1843;  LL.D. 
Edin.  i860;  S.  his  father  in  Kimmerghame; 
Advocate,  1833  ;  Editor  Justiciary  Re- 
porter, 1835-41  ;  Prof.  Civil  Law,  Edin. 
Univ.  1842-62 ;  contested  Haddington 
Burghs,  1852,  and  Edin.  and  St.  Andrews 
Universities,  1868  (C),  unsuccessfully; 
Brig. -Gen.  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  1864.  until 
death;  Mem.  of  several  Royal  Commissions 
on  legal,  educational,  and  social  subjects; 
Hon.  Sec.  to  the  Dirs.  E.A.  1832-42 ; 
Dir.  1842-90.  Author :  The  Men  of  the 
Merse,  a  Lecture  delivered  in  Edinburgh, 
185S.  m.  (i)  1845  Katharina  Margaret,  3rd 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Pringle,  Bart.,  of  Newhall 
and  Stitchell ;  (2)  1850  Georgiana  CaroUne, 
3rd  dau.  of  Sir  George  Sitwell,  Bart.,  of 
Renishaw,  Co.  Derby  ;   d.  27  Nov.  1890. 

TAIT,  Archibald  Campbell,  1824-7,  Cl. 
5-7.  b.  21  Dec.  1811 ;  s.  of  Crawford 
Tait,  W.S.,  of  Ilarvieston  and  Castle 
Campbell,  Clackmannanshire ;  Dux  of 
School,  1826  and  1827, 

Glasg.  Univ.  1827-30  ;  ist  Prizes  in  Latin 
Verse,    Metrical    Translation    from    Latin, 


MR.  MARRIOTT'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  CUMMING'S)  CLASS,  1824-8       5 


Blackstone  Examination  in  1827-8  ;  Silver 
Medal  for  Latin  Verse  and  Greek,  1828-9  ; 
Snell  Exhib.  1829;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1S30; 
B.A.  (ist  CI.  Lit.  Hum.),  1833  ;  M.A.  1836  ; 
Schol.  of  Ball.  Coll.  1830-5  ;  Fellow,  1834-42  ; 
Junior  Dean,  1836  ;  Catechetical  Lecturer, 
1840  ;  Tutor  and  Logic  Lecturer,  1835-42  ; 
Classical  Examiner,  Oxon,  1841-2  ;  Select 
Preacher,  1843;  Hon.  LL.D.  Glasg.  1868; 
D.C.L.  Oxon,  1842  ;  D.D.  1S69  ;  took 
Holy  Orders,  Ch.  of  Eng. ;  D.  1836;  P.  1S38; 
C.  of  Baldon,  near  O.xford,  1836-41  ;  Head- 
master of  Rugby  School,  1842-50  ;  Dean  of 
Carlisle,  I S50-6;  Bishop  of  London,  1856-69; 
Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  1869-82.  Pub- 
lications :  Suggestions  offered  to  the  Theo- 
logical Student  under  present  Difficulties 
(viz.  The  Tractarian  Controversy  at  Oxford), 
1846  ;  The  Dangers  and  Safeguards  of 
Modern  Theology,  1861  ;  The  Spiritual 
Wants  of  the  Metropolis  and  its  Suburbs, 
1863  ;  Harmony  of  Revelation  and  the 
Sciences,  1864;  The  Church  of  the  Future, 
1880,  etc.  m.  1843  Catherine,  youngest 
dau.  of  the  Ven.  WilUam  Spooner,  Arch- 
deacon of  Coventry  and  V.  of  Elmdon ;  d. 
I  Dec.  1882. 

TAYLOR,  Arthur  Joseph,  1824-5.  CI.  5. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Lt.-CoL  Taylor,  10th 
Htiss.,  C.B.,  of  Ogwall,  Devonshire. 

Lt.-Gen.  R.H.A. ;  2nd  Lt.  1828;  Lt.  1830; 
Capt.  1841;  Lt.-Col.  1854;  Col.  1854;  Maj.- 
Gen.  1866;  Lt.-Gen.  1870;  ret.  1870;  served 
in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  May  1855,  in- 
cluding the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  in 
command  of  the  Artillery  of  the  Highland 
Division  (medal  with  clasp,  5th  cl.  of  the 
Medjidie,  and  Turkish  medal)  ;   d.  1873. 

TAYLOR,  Pierce  Gilbert  Edward,  1824-5. 
Cl.  5.     b.  1810  ;    s.  of  Lt.-Col.  J.  W. 


Taylor,  C.B.,  10th  Huss.,  of  Ogwall, 
Devonshire. 

Of  Beaconfield,  Devonshire  ;  B.C.S.  1828- 
64  ;  m.  (i)  1S36  Sophia  Amaranthe,  dau.  of 
Maj.  Shaw,  B.N.L  ;  (2)  1865  Anna  Maria 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  John  E.  Elliot. 

TOD,  Alexander,  1824-5.     Cl.  5.     b.  23 
June  1810  ;   s.  of  John  Tod,  W.S. 
W.S.  1834;   d.  8  Nov.  1883. 

TYTLER,    Alexander     Eraser,     1824-7. 
Cl.  5-7.     b.  1813  ;    s.  of  Alex.  Eraser 
Tytler,  H.E.I.C.S. 
Lt.  R.A.  ;   d.  1841. 

WEIR,  James,  1824-5.  Cl.  5.  b.  1811  ; 
s.  of  Maj.  Weir,  R.M.,  Easter  Drum- 
sheugh. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.D.  Albyn  Place ;  Mem- 
ber of  the  Royal  Company  of  Archers  ;  d. 
1846. 

WOOD,   Alexander,    1824-5.     Cl.   5.     b. 

I  May  1810 ;  s.  of  Henry  Bennet 
Wood,  23  Great  King  Street ;  1st  Dux 
of  School,  1825. 

Advocate,  7  March  1834  I  Sheriff  Sub. 
of  Berwickshire  at  Duns,  17  Sept.  1850-61  ; 
d.  29  Oct.  1861. 

WYLD,  James  Charles,  1824-6.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  11  July  1813  ;  s.  of  James  Wyld  of 
Gilston,  Merchant,  Leith. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Military  Academy  ;  from 
1834  resided  in  Canada,  farming,  etc.  ; 
latterly  in  Toronto ;  m.  1844  Dorothea, 
dau.  of  Henry  Morson ;    d.  on  his  birthday, 

II  July  1892. 


MR.   MARRIOTT'S   (AETERWARDS  DR.   CUMMING'S)   CLASS,   1824-8 


ADAMS,    Joseph,    1825-8.     Cl.    5-7.     s. 
of   George    Adams,    Northumberland 
Street, 
d.  1828. 

AINSLIE,  John,  1824-6.  Cl.  4,  5.  b. 
1810 ;  s.  of  Archibald  Ainslie, 
Peaston  by  Eord. 

Advocate ;      Farmer     at     Fordel,     near 
Dalkeith  ;   d.  1875. 

ALLAN,  Thomas,  1824-7.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
1812  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Allan,  Banker, 
London. 

Civil  Engineer  in  Lond. 

ANDERSON,  David,  1824-7.  Cl.  4-6. 
b.  10  Ecb.  1814  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Archi- 
bald Anderson,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Edin.   Univ.   1833  ;    Open   Schol.   Exeter 
Coll.  Oxon  ;   B.A.  1836  ;   M.A.  1839  ;   D.D. 


1849;  Vice-Prin.  of  St.  Bees  Coll.  Cumber- 
land, 1841-7  ;  Incumbent  of  All  Saints, 
Derby,  184S-9  ;  first  Bishop  of  Rupert's 
Land,  Canada,  1849 ;  V.  of  Clifton, 
Bristol,  1864  ;  Chancellor  of  St.  Paul's 
Cathedral,  Lond.,  1866.  Author:  Notes 
on  the  Flood ;  Net  in  the  Bay,  etc.  m. 
Ellen,  e.  dau.  of  James  Marsden  of  Liver- 
pool ;   d.  5  Nov.  1885. 

AYTOUN,  Wilham  Edmonstoune,  1824-8. 
Cl.  4-7.  b.  21  June  1813  ;  s.  of  Roger 
Aytoun,  W.S.,  of  Murieston. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Aschaffenburg ;  at  the 
age  of  17  published  Poland  and  other 
Poems;  M.A.  1849;  W.S.  1835;  Advocate, 
1840  ;  Sheriff  of  Orkney  and  Shetland,  1852  ; 
D.C.L.  Oxford,  1853.  Author:  Lays  of 
the  Scottish  Cavaliers ;  Bon  Gautier 
Ballads  (with  Theodore  Martin)  ;  Firmilian  ; 
Ballads  of  Scotland  ;  and  The  Poems  and 
Ballads  of  Goethe  ;  contributed  largely  to 
Blackwood's  Magazine  from  1836  onwards  ; 


C      MR.  MARRIOTT'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  CUMMING'S)  CLASS,  1824-8 


Prof,  of  Rhetoric  and  Belles  Lettres  in  Univ. 
of  Edin.  1845;  Biography  by  Sir  Theodore 
Martin,  1867.  m.  (i)  1849  Jane  Emily,  dau. 
of  Prof.  John  Wilson  (Christopher  North)  ; 
{2)  1863  Fearne  Jemima,  dau.  of  James 
Kinnear,  W.S.  ;  d.  4  Aug.  1S65. 

BAXTER,  Edmund,  1824-8.  CI.  4-7, 
b.  12  April  1813 ;  s.  of  Charles 
Baxter,  Writer,  6  Nelson  Street. 

W.S.  1837  ;  of  Mitchell  and  Baxter,  W.S. ; 
Auditor  of  Court  of  Session,  1866-1894 ; 
Mem.  Managing  Bd.  of  Edin.  Roy.  Inf. ; 
Dir.  E.A.  1865-71 ;  m.  1847  Mary,  dau.  of 
William  Turnbull  of  Forthbank;  d.  8  July 
1894;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ii.  14. 

BEILBY,  George  Thomas,  1825-6.  CI.  5. 
b.  1811  ;  s.  of  William  Beilby,  M.D., 
52  Queen  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  M.D.  ;  Doctor  in  Edin.  ; 
m.  Rachael  Watson  ;  d.  1895. 

BROUGHTOX,  James,    1824-5.     CI.   4. 
s.  of  Hugh  Broughton  of  the  Excise, 
43  Castle  Street. 
Went  to  Madeira. 

BRUCE,  John,  1824-8.  CI.  4-7.  b. 
1813 ;  s.  of  William  Bruce,  Dean 
Bank. 

Merchant,  Leith  (of  Taylor,  Bruce  and 
Co.);  J. P.  Northumberland;  m.  Sophia 
Fanning;  d.  13  May  1895. 

BRUCE,  William,  1824-7.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
1812 ;  s.  of  James  Bruce,  Dean  Bank. 

CAMPBELL,  Norman,  1824-6.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1810;  s.  of  Mrs.  Campbell  of 
Strond,  21  Lynedoch  Place. 

CARNEGIE,  W.  J.,  1825-6.     CI.  5. 

CHRISTIE,  David,  1824-6.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1811 ;  s.  of  David  Christie,  20  Forth 
Street. 

COCKBURN,    George    Forbes,    1824-8. 
CI.    4-7.     b.    1812 ;     s.    of   Montague 
Cockburn,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Caroline  Park. 
m.  Jane  Davidson  of  Muirhouse  ;  d.  1866. 

COCKBURN,  Robert,  1824-5.  CI.  4. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Robert  Cockburn,  7 
AthoU  Crescent. 

R.N. ;  drowned  when  24,  1836. 

COLQUHOUN,  Edward  Hanson,  1824-7. 
CI.  4-7.  b.  1812;  s.  of  Frederick 
Colquhoun,  Inverleith  Row. 

CONSTABLE,  Thomas,  1826-8.  CI.  6, 7. 
b.  29  June  1812;  s.  of  Archibald 
Constable,  Publisher,  Edin. ;  Prize 
for  French  in  7th  CI. 


1839  appointed  Printer  and  Publisher  to 
Her  Majesty  in  Scotland;  Dir.  E..\.  1860-81. 
A  uthor :  Archibald  Constable  and  his  Literary 
Correspondents  (3  vols.  Svo),  Edin.  1873  ; 
Memoir  of  the  Rev.  C.  A.  de  Boinville,  1880  ; 
Memoir  of  Lewis  D.  B.  Gordon,  Prof,  of 
Civil  Engineering  and  Mechanics  in  the 
Univ.  of  Glasg.  (printed  for  private  circula- 
tion), 1877.  m.  1837  Lucia  Anne  Cowan; 
d.  26  May  1881. 

CRAUFURD,  John  Reginald  Houison. 
1824-5.  CI.  4.  b.  1811  ;  s.  of 
William  Houison  Craufurd  of  Crau- 
furdland  and  Braehead. 

Of  Craufurdland  and  Braehead;  J. P., 
D.L.  ;  Lt.-Col.  (Vols.)  ;  m.  1847  Mary 
Dundas,  dau.  of  John  Hamilton  of  Sundrum  ; 
d.  18S7. 

CRAWFORD,  R.  I.,  1826-7.  CI.  6.  b. 
1810  ;  s.  of  Archibald  Crawford. 

CUNINGHAM,  Andrew  White,  1824-7. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  1812;  s.  of  Charles 
Cuningham,  W.S.,  of  Newholm,  Town 
Clerk  of  Edin. 

d.  1830. 

CUNNINGHAMS,     Archibald,     1826-7. 
CI.   6.     b.  13  Sept.  1811  ;  s.  of  Col. 
Cunninghame  of  Thornton. 
Advocate,  1834  ;   d.  23  Oct.  1S56. 

DEALTRY,  diaries  Thomson,  1824-5. 
CI.  4.  s.  of  Rev.  George  Dealtry, 
Gainsborough,  Lincolnshire. 

DOUGLAS,  Francis  Brown,  1824-5.  CI.  4, 
b.  2  April  1814;  s.  of  Archibald 
Douglas,  Advocate. 

D.L.  Edin.  ;  Advocate,  1837 ;  Lord 
Prov.  of  Edin.  1859-62 ;  contested  Edin. 
1856;  St.  Andrews  Burghs,  1857;  Dir.  E..\. 
1838-44;  m.  (i)  1845  Mary,  dau.  of  C.  M. 
Christie,  Esq.,  of  Durie  ;  (2)  1852  Marianne, 
dau.  of  the  Hon.  Alex.  Leslie  Melville  of 
Branstone  Hall,  Lincolnshire ;  d.  8  Aug. 
1885. 

DOUGLAS,  Robert  Duncan,  1824-6.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  1812  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Douglas, 
Miniature  Portrait  Painter,  13  Hart 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Mem.  of  Fac.  of  Proc. 
Glasg. ;  1843-56  in  Strathearn  and  Douglas, 
Writers  ;  1856-84  Proc.  Fis.  to  Justices  of 
L.  Ward  of  Lan.  ;  represented  B.  of  Trade  ; 
Q.M.  Lan.  Yeo.  ;  Capt.  5th  Batt.  Glasg. 
Rifles;   d.  12  Aug.  1884. 

DUNLOP,  George,  1824-5.  CI.  4.  b. 
1813;  s.  of  George  Dunlop,  W.S., 
Great  King  Street. 

Of  G.  and  G.  Dunlop,  W.S.  ;  m.  Mary 
Spens  ;   d.  Sept.  1878. 


MK.  MARRIOTT'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  CUMMIXG'S)  CLASS,  1824-8      7 


ERSKINE,  William,  1825-7.  CI.  5,  6. 
s.  of  William  Erskine,  23  Royal  Circus. 

FERRIER,  Alexander  David,  1824-8. 
CI.  4-7.  b.  13  Nov.  1813  ;  s.  of  Louis 
Henry  Ferrier,  Advocate,  of  Belsyde, 
Linlithgow. 

Settled  in  Fergus,  Co.  Wellington,  Ontario, 
1S35  ;  served  in  Canadian  rebellion,  1838  ; 
in  1856  became  Lt.-Col.  6th  Wellington 
Militia ;  M.P.  Ontario ;  of  Belsyde, 
Fergus,  Ontario;  m.  1850  Magdalen,  5th 
dau.  of  Alex.  Dingwall  Fordyce  of  Lescraigie 
in  Upper  Canada  ;   d.  4  Aug.  1890. 

GORDON,  John  Thomson,  1825-8.  CI. 
5-7.  b.  19  March  1811  ;  s.  of  John 
Gordon,  M.D.,  Melville  Street. 

Advocate,  1835 ;  A.D.  1846-7 ;  Sheriff, 
Aberdeenshire,  1847-9  ;  Midlothian,  1849-65  ; 
Dir.  E.A.  1839-44;  m.  1837  Mary  Wilson, 
dau.  of  '  Christopher  North  ' ;  d.  23  Sept. 
1865. 

GRANT,  David,  1824-6.  CI.  4,  5.  b. 
27   Dec.    1811  ;   s.    of    the   Rev.  Dr. 

Andrew  Grant,  Dean  of  the  Chapel 
Royal,  Minister  of  St.  Andrew's 
Church,  68  Great  King  Street. 

Univ.  Edin. ;  Lie.  of  Ch.  of  Scot.,  but  did 
not  obtain  preferment ;  held  various  secular 
appointments;  m.  Jemima  Lowe;  d.  1892. 

GREGORY,  Duncan,  1824-7.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  1813;  s.  of  Dr.  Gregory,  39 
Northumberland  Street. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab,  1833  (Schol.  1835). 

GREIG,  David,  1824-5.     CI.  4.     b.  1811  ; 

s.  of  Alexander  Greig  of  Hallgreig, 
W.S. 

GREIG,  John,  1824-6.  CI.  4.  b.  1814  ; 
s.  of  Alexander  Greig  of  Hallgreig, 
W.S. 

HALDANE,  William,  1825-7.     CI.  5,  6. 

HAWKING,  James,  1825-6.     CI.  5. 

HEPBURN,  William  H.,  1824-5.  CI.  4. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Robert  Hepburn  of 
Clerkington,  Merchiston  House. 

HUNTER,  James  William,  1825-8.  CI. 
5-7.  b.  1  Feb.  1812 ;  s.  of  James 
Hunter  of  Thurston. 

Of  Thurston  ;  m.  Sydney  Ann  ManseU  ; 
d.  10  Feb.  1879. 

INGLIS,  James,  1824-5.  CI.  4,  b.  1810; 
s.  of  John  Inglis,  Builder. 

INNi:S,  Alexander,  1824-5.  CI.  4.  s.  of 
Rev.  William  Innes,  7  Hart  Street. 


IRVING,  Alexander,  1824-8.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  1813;  s.  of  John  Irving,  W.S., 
1  North  Charlotte  Street. 

Maj.-Gen.  B.S.C. ;  and  Lt.  1844  ;  Lt.  1845  ; 
Capt.  1857;  Maj.  1864;  Lt.-Col.  1870; 
Col.  1875  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1877.  War  Service  : 
served  throughout  the  Sutlej  campaign  of 
1845-6,  including  the  actions  of  Moodkee, 
Ferozeshah,  Buddiwal,  and  Aliwal  (medal 
and  two  clasps),  m.  Mary  Elizabeth  Sarle, 
dau.  of  Charles  Sarle  of  Cornwall ;  d.  10 
Aug.  1882. 

L'AMY,  John  Ramsay,  1824-8.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  9  April  1813  ;  s.  of  James  L'Amy, 
Advocate,  of  Dunkenny,  Forfarshire. 

Of  Dunkenny;  W.S.  1838;  D.L.  and  J. P. 
for  Forfarshire ;  m.  (i)  1845  Mary  Riche 
Macleod,  only  dau.  of  W.  Mitchell  Innes 
of  Ayton ;  (2)  1885  Mrs.  Adeline  Alty  or 
Malcolm,  Lond.  ;   d.  26  March  1892. 

LAWSON,    WiUiam,    1826-8.     CI.    6,    7. 
b.   1810  ;   s.  of  John  Lawson,  W.S., 
of  Cairnmuir,  8  Howard  Place. 
m.  Mary  Anne  Smith  ;  d.  9  June  1847. 

LYALL,  James,  1827-8.     CI.  7. 

MACCARTIE,  Robert,  1825-8.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  1810  ;  s.  of  Justin  MacCartie  of 
Carrignavar,  Co.  Cork. 

Of  Carrignavar;  S.  father,  1864,  m.  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  John  Hyde  of  Castle  Hyde,  Co. 
Cork  ;   d.  1867. 

M'HAFFIE,   Samuel,    1825-8.     CI,   5-7. 
b.   1812;    s.   of    George  M'HafRe  of 
Corsemalzie,  Wigtownshire, 
d.  9  Feb.  1886. 

MACKENZIE,  Alexander,  1824-7.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  28  Feb.  1812  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Mackenzie,  W.S.,  of  Muirton. 

Of  Meikle  ScatweU;  W.S.  1835;  Keeper 
of  Reg.  of  Homings,  1839-44  J  •"•  1842 
Marion  Dalrymple,  dau.  of  John  Mansfield 
of  Midmar,  Aberdeenshire;   d.  9  Dec.  1891. 

MACKENZIE,  James,  1824-9.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  1813  ;  s.  of  WilUam  Mackenzie, 
W.S.,  of  Muirton. 

MACKENZIE,  John,  1824-8,  CI.  4-7. 
b.  1  April  1812  ;  s.  of  Colin  Mackenzie, 
W.S.,  of  Portmore,  P.C.S.  and  D.K.S., 

12  Shandwick  Place. 

C.A. ;  Man.  Scot.  Widows'  Fund,  1839-59; 
Treas.  of  Bank  of  Scot.  1859-61 ;  Dir.  until 
1897;  Dir.  E.A.  1845-50;  m.  Christina 
Garioch  Mansfield  ;  d.  26  June  1900 ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  vii.  109. 

MACKENZIE,  Kenneth,  1824-8.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  17  July  1812 ;  s.  of  Richard 
Mackenzie,  W.S.,  of  Dolphinton. 

C.A.    Edin.    1854;    Treas.    E.A.   1864-80; 


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m.    Charlotte,    dau.    of    George    Atkinson- 
Wray;  d.  i6  Sept.  1880. 

MACKENZIE,    Walter,    1824-5.     CI.    4. 
b.    1814  ;    s.   of  Richard  Mackenzie, 
W.S.,  of  Dolphinton. 
Drowned  Aug.  1825  at  Appleby. 

MAITLAND,  Frederick  Charles,  1825-7. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  7  April  1812  ;  s.  of  Sir 
Alexander  Charles  Gibson  Maitland, 
Bart.,  of  Clifton  Hall,  Midlothian. 

m.  Emily  Jeanette,  e.  dau.  of  Col. 
John  Craigie,  and  widow  of  J.  Maxwell 
Lyte  of  Berry  Head,  Devon  ;  d.  31  Aug. 
1890. 

MAKGILL,  George,  1824-7.  CI.  4,  6,  7. 
b.  1812 ;  s.  of  Capt.  Makgill  of 
Keniback. 

Of  Kemback,  Fifeshire  ;  m.  1833  Harriet, 
dau.  of  Alfred  Strettall. 

MARSHALL,  George  M.,  1824-6.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  1811 ;  s.  of  William  Marshall, 
Jeweller,  9  Union  Street. 

MENZIES,  Archibald,  1824-8.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Archibald  Menzies  of 
Pitnaeree. 

MENZIES,  Robert,  1824-8.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  1811  ;  s.  of  Archibald  Menzies  of 
Pitnaeree. 

MERCER,  Graeme  Reid,  1824-8.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  1812 ;  s.  of  George  Mercer  of 
Gorthy,  20  York  Place. 

Of  Gorthy;  J.  P.  for  Perth  and  Midlothian ; 
fraly.  in  Ceylon  C.S.  ;  m.  1854  Catherine, 
dau.  of  James  Hay  ;   d.  23  Oct.  1886. 

MOLESWORTH,  Arscott  Ourry,  1827-8. 
CL   7.     b.    1813;     s.   of   Sir  Arscott 
Arscott    OuiTy    Molesworth,    Bart. ; 
best  in  Latin  Prose,  7th  CL,  1828. 
d.  young. 

MONRO,  David,  1824-8.  CI.  4-7.  b. 
13  March  1813  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Alex.  Monro, 
Prof,  of  Anatomy  and  Practical 
Surgery,  121  George  Street. 

Settled  at  Nelson,  N.Z. ;  Speaker  of  Ho.  of 
Representatives,  1861-70;  M.D.  Edin.,  but 
did  not  practise ;  Kt.  1866 ;  m.  1845 
Dinah  Seeker  ;   d.  15  Feb.  1877. 

MONTGOMERY,  James,  1824-6.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1812;  s.  of  George  Montgomery, 
Confectioner,  30  Princes  Street. 

MONTGOMERY,  Robert,  1824-5.  CI.  4. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  George  Montgomery, 
Confectioner,  30  Princes  Street. 


MOREHEAD,  Robert  Archibald  Alison, 
1824-6.  CI.  4,  5.  b.  1813;  s.  of  the 
Rev.  Robert  Morehead,  20  Hill  Street. 

Banker,  Sydney,  N.S.W. ;  Man.  Scot.  Aus- 
tralian Invest.  Co.  from  its  commencement 
for  fortv-three  years ;  m.  Helen  Dunlop  ;  d. 
7  Jan.  1885. 

MOREHOUSE,  James,  1827-9.  CI.  6,  7. 
b.  1813 ;  s.  of  Dr.  James  Morehouse, 
Carlisle. 

MURRAY,  Charles,  1825-8.  CI.  5-7.  b. 
18  Aug.  1812  ;  s.  of  the  Right  Hon. 
Alexander,  Lord  Elibank. 

d.  1833. 

MURRAY,  Patrick,  1824-8.  CI.  4-7.  b. 
15  Sept.  1812;  s.  of  Sir  Patrick 
Murray  of  Ochtcrtyre,  Bart.,  Baron 
of  the   Exchequer;    Dux  of   School, 

1828. 

Advocate,  1836  ;   d.  18  Feb.  1889. 

PATERSON,    Adam,    1824-7.     CI,    4-6. 

b.  1813;  s.  of  Andrew  Paterson,  S.S.C, 
47  Albany  Street. 

ROLLANT),  Henry,  1825-6.  CI.  5.  b. 
9  March  1811  ;  s.  of  Adam  RoUand, 
W.S.,  of  Gask. 

Lt.-Col.  19th  Bom.  N.I. ;  was  Maj. 
at  Kohlapur  at  the  time  his  regt. 
mutinied  in  1857;  appointed,  1827;  Ensign 
19th  Bom.  N.I.  1S28  ;  Lt.  1839  ;  Capt. 
27th  Bom.  N.I.  1843  ;  Maj.  27th  Bom. 
N.I.  1834;  ret.  1857;  went  to  N.Z.,  and 
became  first  Chairman  of  Maniototo  C.C. ; 
m.  Eliza  Romer,  dau.  of  Sir  —  Anderson, 
Gov.  of  Mauritius  and  Bombay ;  d.  3  Sept. 


ROLLAND,  John.  1824-7.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
1  Dec.  1814  ;  s.  of  Adam  Rolland, 
W.S.,  of  Gask. 

Med.  and  Surg,  in  Edin.  and  Lond. ;  went 
to  Australia  in  1840,  and  practised  there; 
bought  sheep  station  in  Queensland  ;  left 
Australia  in  1849  ;  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Dr. 
John  Thatcher,  Edin.  ;   d.  26  June  1849. 

ROLLANT),  Robert,  1824-5.  CI.  4.  b. 
8  March  1812  ;  s.  of  Adam  Rolland, 
W.S.,  of  Gask. 

Mid.  on  H.M.S. '  Wellesley ,'  on  board  which 
he  died,  aged  17,  16  Aug.  1S29. 

RUSSELL,  Archibald,  1824-7.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  24  Dec.  1811  ;  s.  of  James  Russell, 
Prof,  of  Clin.  Surg.  Univ.  of  Edin., 
30  Abercromby  Place. 

Went  to  N.Y.  ;  m.  Helen  Rutherfurd. 


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SCOTT,  James  Fitzmaurice,  1825-7.  CI. 
5,  6.  b.  17  March  1810 ;  s.  of 
Capt.  William  Fitzmaurice,  afterwards 
Fitzmaurice  Scott. 

Of  Comieston,  Kincardineshire;  Capt.  5th 
D.G. ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Kincardineshire; 
Maj.  Forfar  and  Kincardine  Mil.  Art.;  m. 
1S37  Fanny,  dau.  of  Thomas  Drinkwater  of 
Trewell  House,  Co.  Lancaster ;  d.  22  March 
18(39. 

SPALDING,  Robert,  1824,-7.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  24  April  1812  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Hinton 
Spalding,  3  Ainslie  Place. 

Studied,  but  did  not  practise,  medicine  ; 
died  of  cholera  in  Jamaica  when  engaged  in 
patenting  a  filter  for  refining  sugar,  on  the 
perfection  of  which  he  had  been  engaged  for 
some  5'ears ;  m.  Frances  Ann,  dau.  of 
Roger  Swire,  St.  George,  Jamaica  ;  d.  1 1 
Jan.  1S51. 

STEWART,  John,  1824-5.  CI.  4.  s.  of 
the  Rev.  A.  Stewart  of  Canongate. 

STRACHAN,  Richard,  1824-7.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Robert  Strachau,  W.S., 
31  Northumberland  Street. 

WALKER,  Charles,  1825-7.     CI.  5,  6. 

Civilian  in  H.E.I.C.S.  (uncovenanted) ;  d. 

WEIR,  Thomas  Graham,  1824-5.  CI.  4. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Maj.  AVcir,  R.M.,  of 
Easter  Drumsheugh. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.D.  1835;  F.R.C.P.  1847; 
Doctor  ;  ret.  from  practice  at  75  ;  one  of 
the  founders  of  the  Roy.  Edin.  Hosp.  for 
Sick  Children,  of  which  he  was  Consulting 


Phys.  ;     m.    Margaret    Lumsdaine,    Perth ; 
d.  20  July  1896. 

WILLIAMSON,  Benjamin,  1824-5.  CI.  4. 
b.  1811 ;  s.  of  Capt.  David  William- 
son, 5  Raeburn  Place. 

WILSON,  W'iniam,  1824-5.  CI.  4.  s.  of 
James  Wilson,  Sheriff  Clerk  of  Mid- 
lothian, 2  Lynedoch  Place. 

WOOD,  Thomas,  1824-8.  CI.  4-7,  b. 
26  July  1812  ;  s.  of  William  Wood, 
Surgeon,  87  George  Street. 

Coffee-planter  in  Ceylon  ;   d.  9  Sept.  1879. 

AVOOD,  Walter,  1825-S.  CI.  5-7.  b.  31 
Oct.  1812  ;  s.  of  Dr.  James  Wood,  19 
Royal  Circus. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  1832  ;  of  Grangehill ; 
licensed  by  the  Presb.  of  St.  Andrews, 
1836 ;  presented  by  Queen  Victoria  and 
ordained,  1838 ;  had  a  new  church  built 
same  year ;  on  joining  the  Free  Secession 
and  signing  the  Deed  of  Demission  he  was 
declared  no  longer  a  minister  of  the  E.  Ch., 
20  June  1843  ;  admitted  to  the  F.  Ch.,  Ehe, 
20  March  1845,  of  which  he  remained  min. 
till  his  death.  Publications :  Pastoral  Address 
to  the  Parishioners,  1843  ;  What  is  Tradition 
Worth  ?  a  Sermon,  1844  ;  A  Vast  Difference, 
1845  ;  Memoir  of  Walter  Pringle  of  Green- 
know,  1847  ;  The  Last  Things,  and  Letter 
to  the  Rev.  Wm.  Blatch  on  Baptismal 
Regeneration,  1851  ;  The  East  Neuk  of 
Fife,  1862  ;  Reply  to  Bishop  Wordsworth's 
Charges,  1865  and  1866,  Edin.  1866.  m. 
(i)  1845  Agnes,  dau.  of  George  Scott, 
Jedburgh;  (2)  1878  Margaret  C.  Brodfoot ; 
d.  6  March  1882. 


MR.   MITCHELL'S   CLASS,   1824-9 


AINSLIE,  David,  1826-7.     CI.  5.     b.  4 
April   1813  ;     s.   of   William   Ainslie, 
115  Constitution  Street,  Leith. 
Of  Costerton,East  Lothian;  d.  24  May  1900. 

BAILLIE,  AVilham  Robert,  1827-8.  CI.  6. 
b.  30  Nov.  1812  ;  s.  of  William 
Baillic,  W.S. 

W.S.  1836  ;  m.  (i)  1842  Maria  Inglis,  dau. 
of  William  Young,  Writer,  Kilmarnock  ;  (2) 
1848  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Henry  Johnston, 
Surg.,  Edin.  ;   d.  9  Aug.  1858. 

BAIRD,  Wilham,  1824-7.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1813  ;  s.  of  John  Baird  of  Camelon, 
4  West  Circus  Place. 

BALFOUR,  Thomas  Graham,  1826-8. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  18  March  1813;  s.  of 
John  Balfour,  23  Pilrig  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  1834  ;  Asst.  Surg.  Army, 
1836 ;  3rd  Batt.  Gren.  Gds.  1840 ;  Surg. 
Duke  of   York's    Sch.    1848  ;    Dep.    Insp.- 


Gen.  1859,  and  Head  of  Statistical  Branch 
A.M.D.  ;  Surg.  -  Gen.  Netley,  1873-4  ; 
Gibraltar,  1874-6 ;  Hon.  Phys.  to  the 
Queen,  1887;  F.R.S.  1859;  F.R.C.P. 
i860 ;  Pres.  Roy.  Statistical  Soc.  1888-90. 
Author:  Statistical  Reports  of  the  Health 
of  the  Army,  1817-  .  m.  Georgina  Anderson 
{nie  Prentice)  ;    d.  17  Jan.  1891. 

BALFOUR,  William  James,  1824-8.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  1810 ;  s.  of  John  Lewis 
Balfour,  Merchant,  Bellevue  Crescent. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Doctor  in  St.  Peters- 
burg. 

BALLANTYNE,  James  Robert,  1824-7. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  13  Dec.  1813 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Ballantvne,  Printer  hi 
Edin. 

Haileybury,  1829-32  ;  LL.D.  1845  ;  Prin. 
of  Govt.  Coll.  Benares,  1846-61  ;  Prof, 
of  Moral  Philosophy,  1856 ;  m.  (i)  1844 
Violet  Robertson ;  (2)  1854  Annabella 
Monck-Mason  ;   d.  16  Feb.  1864. 


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MR.  MITCHELL'S  CLASS,  1824-9 


BANKS,  James,   1824-6.     CI.  3,  4.     b. 

1811  ;     s.    of    George    Banks,    Wine 
Merchant,  Haddington. 

C.E. ;  m.  Dora  Jackson  of  Liverpool ; 
d.  12  Sept.  1879. 

BINNING,  Robert  Blair  Monro,  1824-5. 
CI.  3.  b.  5  May  1814 ;  s.  of  David 
Monro  Binning  of  Softlaw,  Roxburgh- 
shire. 

Haileybury,  1833-4;  MC.S.  1834-60;  Jt. 
Mag.  and  Sub-Coll.  North  Arcot ;  wrote  A 
Journal  of  Two  Years'  Travel  in  Persia,Ceylon, 
etc.  ;  m.  Katherine,  dau.  of  Louis  Ferrier 
of  Belsyde,  Linlithgow  ;  d.  11  Sept.  1891. 

BOYES,  John,  1826-7.     CI.  5. 

BROUGHAM,  Henry,  1824-8.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1813 ;  s.  of  John  Waugh  Brougham, 
68  Queen  Street. 

BROWN,  Walter,  1824-7.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
3  May  1811  ;  s.  of  Walter  Brown  of 
Currie. 

m.  Agnes  Brodie  ;  d.  22  May  1845. 

BROWN,  William,  1824-9.     CI.  3-7.     b. 

1812  ;   s.  of  WiUiam  Brown  of  Tallan- 
tyne  Hall. 

BRYAN,  William,  1824-6.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
1810  ;   s.  of  WiUiam  Brj^an. 

BUCHANAN,  John,  1824-7.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1812  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Thomas  Buchanan, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  11  Maitland  Street. 

Haileybury,  1832-3  ;  of  Powis,  Stirling- 
shire;  H.E.I.C.S.  1834-49;  Asst.  Mag.  and 
Coll.  at  Kciira  ;  res.  1849 ;  d.  1891. 

CAMPBELL,  Andrew  Ramsay,  1824-9. 
CI.  3-7.  b.  1813  ;  s.  of  Lord  Succoth, 
Judge  of  Court  of  Session,  1  Park 
Place;  Dux  of  CI.  3,  4,  5,  and  6  and 
of  the  whole  School,  and  1st  in  Greek, 
Latin  Verse,  English  Verse,  and 
French,  1829. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  R.  of  Aston,  near  Rother- 
ham,  Yorkshire  ;  Chap,  to  Bp.  of  London 
and  Archbp.  of  Canterbury;  m.  1848 
Mary,  dau.  of  John  Anstruther  Thomson 
of  Charleton,  Fife  ;   d.  1874. 

CAMPBELL,  Norman,  1824-8.  CI.  4-6. 
s.  of  the  Rev.  Kenneth  Campbell, 
21  Lynedoch  Place. 

CAMPBELL,  WiUiam,  1827-9.  CI.  6-7. 
b.  1814;  s.  of  Robert  CampbeU, 
Henderson  Row. 

CHRISTIE,  John,  1825-7.     CI.  4,  5. 


CLARKE,  Allan,  1824-8.  CI.  8-6.  b. 
1812  ;  s.  of  Robert  Clarke  of  Comrie, 
7  HiU  Street. 

Went  to  India ;  Merchant,  East  Indies  ; 
d.  about  1S65. 

DALMAHOY,  John,  1826-8.  CI.  5,  6. 
s.  of  Mr.  Dalmahoy,  Jamaica. 

DARLING,  David,  1824-8.  CI.  3-6.  b. 
1813 ;  s.  of  David  Darling,  Surg., 
Bengal. 

DONALDSON,  AUan,  1824-6.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1811  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Donaldson,  11 
Drummond  Place. 

DRYSDALE,  Carstairs,  1826-7.  CI.  5. 
b.  1814 ;  George  Carstairs,  Leith 
(Guardian). 

DUDGEON,  Charles  Ker,  1826-7.     CI.  5. 
b.     1813 ;      s.     of     John     Dudgeon, 
Merchant,  7  St.  John's  Place,  Leith. 
Artist ;   d.  1838. 

DUNTDAS,  D.  HamUton,  1825-6.  CI.  4. 
s.  of  Gabriel  Hamilton  Dundas  of 
Duddingston,  Linlithgowshire. 

DUNLOP,  George,  1824-8.     CI.  3-6.     b. 

1814  ;  s.  of  George  Dunlop,  Merchant, 
Leith. 

DUNLOP,  WiUiam,  1824-8.     CI.  3-6.     b. 

1815  ;  s.  of  George  Dunlop,  W.S. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1828-32  ;  gained  Prizes  in 
Greek,  Latin,  and  Math.  CI.,  inter  alia, 
ist  Prize  for  Translation  into  Attic  Prose 
of  Hume's  Character  of  Charles  i. ;  Snell 
Exhib.  1832  to  BaU.  Coll.  Oxon ;  B.A. 
1836  ;  M.A.  1839  ;  Parliamentary  Solicitor 
in  London ;  firm  Deans,  Dunlop  and  Hope ; 
m.  Mary  Burney  ;  d.  17  Jan.  1850. 

FISHER,  John,  1824-8.     CI.  3-6.     b.  17 
Julv  1814  ;  s.  of  Daniel  Fisher,  S.S.C, 
15  Forth  Street. 
W.S.  1838  ;  d.  30  July  1899. 

FORSYTH,  Henry,  1824-8.  CI.  3-6.  b. 
29  June  1814  ;  s.  of  Robert  Forsyth, 
Advocate. 

W.S.  1837  ;  Proc.  Fis.  at  Forfar,  1847-64  ; 
m.  1846  Janet  Spottiswoode,  dau.  of  John 
Sawers  of  Bell's  Mills  ;  d.  6  March  1891. 

FORTUNE,  WiUiam,  1826-8.  CI.  5,  6. 
s.  of  Matthew  Fortune,  Seafield,  Leith. 

GAVIN,  William  Allan,  1826-7.  Q.  5. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Duncan  Gavin  of  the 
Edin.  and  Leith  Glass  Co.,  Leith. 

Wine  Merchant ;  m.  Elizabeth  Gavin  ; 
d.  13  Dec.  1891. 


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11 


GAVIN,  William  Strachan,  1824-7.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  6  March  1812  ;  s.  of  Peter 
Gavin,  Jessfield,  Newhaven. 

Canvas  Manufacturer,  Leith ;  ra.  183S 
Rachel  Gavin  ;   d.  17  Feb.  1S80. 

GERARD,  Archibald,  1825-6.  CI.  4.  b. 
8  July  1812  ;  s.  of  Col.  Gerard  of 
Rochsoles,  Lanarkshire. 

Sandhurst ;  of  Rochsoles ;  Lt.  92nd  Highs. 
1831 ;  ret.  1839;  J. P.  and  D.L.  Lanarkshire; 
Mem.  of  Council  of  St.  Vincent ;  Lt.-Col. 
Lanark  Yeo.  ;  m.  1839  Euphemia  Ersldne, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Robison,  K.H.  ;  d.  27  Oct. 
1880. 

GILLESPIE,  David,  1824-8  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1814 ;  s.  of  David  Gillespie  of 
Mountquhanie  and  Kirktoun. 

S.  to  Mountquhanie,  1827  ;  m.  1840 
Susan,  dau.  of  Lt.-Gen.  Alex.  Bethune  of 
Blebo ;   d.  1899. 

GORDON,  Francis,  1824-7.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1811  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Gordon,  24 
Great  King  Street. 

GORDON,  George  Dalrymple,  1825-30. 
CI.  4-7.  b.  1815 ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Gordon  of  Dee  Bank,  now  called 
Argrennan,  Kirkcudbrightshire. 

M.D.  Penang,  Straits  Settlements ;  d. 
27  Aug.  1852. 

GORDON,  George  John  Robert,  1826-9. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Gordon  of  Auehlunies  and  Ellon 
Castle,  Aberdeenshire. 

Of  Ellon  ;  fmly.  Envoy  Extraordinary 
and  Min.  Plenipotentiary,  Wiirtemberg ; 
m.  Roza  Justina,  dau.  of  John  Young  of 
Rio  de  Janeiro ;  d. 

GORDON,    George   WiUiam   Alexander, 
1824-9.     CI.     3-7.     b.    1814  ;      s.    of 
John  Goi'don  of  Cairnbulg. 
d.  1841. 

GORDON,  Robert,  1824-7.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1811  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Gordon,  24 
Great  King  Street. 

GRAHAM,  Henrj',  1824-6.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
1813 ;  s.  of  Lt.-Gen.  Graham,  Lt.- 
Gov.  of  Stirling  Castle. 

Lt.  2oth  Ft.  1832;  h.p.  1837;  d.  c.  1880. 

GRANT,  Duncan  J.,  1824-5.  CI.  8. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Capt.  John  Grant, 
1  Mineral  Street. 

HAGART,  Charles,  1826-8.  CI.  5,  6.  b. 
1814  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Campbell  Hagart 
of  Brantaskine,  Stirling. 

Maj.-Gen.,  C.B.  1858;  served  with  7th 
Huss.  in  Canada      commanded  7th  Huss., 


Indian  Mutiny,  attack  on  Alum  Bagh ; 
Comdt.  1st  Cav.  Brig,  at  siege  of  Lucknow 
(C.B.,  medal  and  clasp),  and  Rohilcund 
campaign  and  Cav.  of  Oude  F.F.  till  con- 
clusion of  war  (desp.)  ;  Cornet  7th  Huss. 
1832;  Lt.-Col.  1851  ;  ret  h.p.  1858;  Col. 
nth  Huss.  1S71  ;  Col.  7th  Huss.  1873  until 
his  death  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1877  ;  d.  i  Oct.  1879. 

HAGART,  James  M'Caul,  1826-8.  CI. 
5,  6.  b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Campbell 
Hagart  of  Brantaskine,  Stirling. 

Lt.-Col.,  C.B.  1858;  7th  Huss.;  Ensign, 
1837  ;  Canada,  1838-42  ;  Mutiny  ;  Lt.- 
Col.  of  his  regt.  ;  medal  and  clasp  and  C.B. 
for  siege  of  Lucknow;  commanded  Cav. 
of  Hope  Grant's  Col.  1858,  and  at  occupa- 
tion of  Fyzabad  ;  ret.  as  Lt.-Col.  1858  ; 
afterwards  Mem.  of  Council  of  St.  Vincent ; 
recommended  for  V.C.  by  Sir  Hope  Grant ; 
d.  15  Sept.  1894 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ii.  5. 

HAY,  Sir  Edward  Hay  Drummond-, 
1824-6.  CI.  3,  4.  b.  4  March  1815  ; 
s.  of  Edward  William  Auriol  Drum- 
mond-Hay,  Deanhaugh  House. 

Kt.  1859 ;  of  South  Hill,  Southwell,  Notts; 
Gov.  of  various  colonies  from  1839-62  ;  m. 
(i)  1838  Sarah  Laura,  2nd  dau.  of  Lt.-Col. 
James  Livingston,  H.E.I.C.S.  ;  (2)  1869 
Alice,  dau.  of  Edward  Watts  of  Hythe,  Kent ; 
d.  24  Jan.  1884. 

HOGG,  Arthur,  1825-9.  CI.  4-7.  b. 
1812  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Hogg,  6  Clare- 
mont  Street. 

HOGG,  Frederick,  1824-6.  CI.  3,  4.  s.  of 
J.  J.  Hogg,  Calcutta. 

HUNTER,  Robert,  1824-9.  CI.  3-7.  b. 
14  Nov.  1814  ;  s.  of  Richard  Hunter, 
H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal. 

Went  to  Calcutta,  and  later  to  Madras  as 
Man.  of  the  Bank  of  Madras  ;  at  time  of 
death  was  Man.  of  Agra  Bank,  Edin.  ;  d. 
19  Dec.  1890. 

INVERARITY,  James,  1824-8.  CI,  3-6. 
b.  1  Nov.  1814  ;  s.  of  James  Inverarity 
of  Rosemount,  Montrose,  18  Melville 
Street. 

Addiscombe,  1829-30;  Lt.  Madras 
Engineers;    d.  Madras,  11  Sept.  1841. 

JOHNSTON,  John,  1824-7.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1811  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Johnston, 
Lace  Dealer,  4  Charlotte  Square. 

JOHNSTONE,  Thomas,  1824-8.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Johnstone, 
S.S.C,  37  Albany  Street. 

JOHNSTONE,  William,  1824-8.     CI.  3-6. 
b.    1814  ;     s.   of  Thomas  Johnstone, 
S.S.C,  37  Albany  Street. 
Advocate,  1836  ;   d.  1848. 


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KENNEDY,  Henry  Hyndman,  1824-8. 
CI.  3-6.  b.  1814  ;  s.'of  Dr.  Alexander 
Kennedy,  6  Albany  Street. 

Merchant  in  Australia  and  China ;  m. 
Eliza,  dau.  of  Dr.  A.  Gillespie  ;   d.  iS8o. 

LAUDER,  James,  1824-8.  CI.  3-6,  b. 
1811 ;  s.  of  John  Lauder,  Tanner, 
Silvermills. 

LONGMORE,  John  Alexander,  1825-8. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  28  Oet.  1812  ;  s.  of  Adam 
Longniore,  jun.,  of  the  Exchequer. 

Of  Deanshaugh;  W.S.  1835;  left  the 
funds  to  endow  the  Longmore  Hospital ; 
d.  16  April  1875. 

LYON,  Thomas,  1826-8.  CI.  5-6.  b. 
1814;  s.  of  George  Lyon,  W.S.,  of 
Wester  Ogil. 

Indigo-planter  in  India;  d.  21  Dec.  1870. 

MACBEAN,  James,  1824-6.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Col.  Macbean,  Silver- 
mills. 

MACDONALD,  Archibald,  1824-5.  CI.  3. 
b.  18  May  1814  ;  s.  of  Ranald  Mac- 
donald  of  Staffa,  afterwards  Sir 
Reginald  Irton  Steuart,  2nd  Bart,  of 
Allanton  and  Touch. 

m.  1855  Katharine,  dau.  of  Robert 
Stein;  d.  21  Oct.  1872. 

MACDONALD,  Henry  James,  afterwards 
Henry  James  Seton  Steuart,  1824-5. 
CI.  3.  b.  5  Nov.  1812  ;  s.  of  Ranald 
Macdonald  of  Staffa,  afterwards  Sir 
Reginald  Irton  Steuart,  2nd  Bart,  of 
Allanton  and  Touch. 

3rd  Bart,  of  Allanton  and  Touch;  S. 
father,  1838  ;  m.  1852  Elizabeth,  e.  dau.  of 
Robert  Montgomery  ;  d.  6  Dec.  1884. 

M'lVER,  Evander,  1825-7.  CI.  4,  5.  b. 
9  Sept.  1811  ;  s.  of  Lewis  M'lver, 
Farmer  and  Merchant  of  Gress  in  the 
island  of  Lewis. 

Edin.  Univ.  1827-9 ,"  Clerk  in  Bill  Chamber, 
1829-31  ;  Factor  on  estate  of  Tulloch  at 
Lochbroom,  1834-45;  Agent  of  Caled.  Bank 
at  Dingwall  ;  Factor  to  Duke  of  Sutherland 
at  Scourie,  1845-95,  and  for  Dukes  of  West- 
minster for  forty  years ;  m.  1838  Mary, 
dau.  of  Donald  Macdonald  of  Skeabost, 
Skye;  d.  10  Jan.  1903;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
X.  59. 

MACKENZIE,  Charles,  1824-7.     CI.  3-5. 
b.    25    Dec.    1811  ;     s.    of    Sir   Colin 
Mackenzie,  1st  Bart,  of  Kilcoy. 
d.  30  July  1887. 

M'LEAN,  Murdoch,  1826-8.     CI.  5,  6. 


MACLEAN,  William  C,  1827-8.  CI.  6. 
b.  1811  ;  s.  of  John  Maclean  of 
Drimnin  House. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  LL.D.  ;  Surg.-Gen.,  C.B.  ; 
Hon.  Surg,  to  H.M.  Queen  Victoria; 
Asst.  Surg.  Madras,  1838 ;  served  in  China 
with  the  Roy.  Irish  Rcgt.  in  1840,  and  was 
present  in  several  actions,  1840-2  (desp.); 
returned  to  India  in  1843,  and  was 
appointed  to  the  Hyderabad  Residency  in 
1845  ;  was  first  Supt.  of  Vernacular 
Sch.  of  Med.  in  India ;  became  Prof,  of 
Mil.  Med.  in  Army  Mil.  Sch.  at  Chatham, 
and  afterwards  at  Netley,  which  post  he  held 
till  his  retirement  in  1885  (portrait  in  hall) ; 
d.  10  >fov.  1898 ;  see  also  E..\.  Ch.  vi.  31. 

MACONOCHIE,  Robert  Blair,  1824-8. 
CI.  3-G.  b.  21  May  1814  ;  s.  of  the 
Hon.  Alexander  Maconochie  (Lord 
Meadowbank),  Senator  of  College  of 
Justice. 

Proprietor  of  Gattonside,  near  Melrose  ; 
W.S.  1S37  ;  J. P.  Co.  Roxburgh  and  Edin.  ; 
m.  1846  Charlotte  Joana,  dau.  of  John 
Tod  of  Kirkhill,  Co.  Edin. ;  d.  4  Oct.  1883. 

MACPHERSON,  John  Cameron,  1824-6. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  24  June  1809  ;  youngest 
s.  of  Col.  Duncan  Macpherson  of  Cluny. 
Lt.-Col.  42nd  Highs.;  Ensign,  1830;  Lt. 
1833;  Capt.  1840;  Maj.  1851  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1855  ;  ret.  1855.  War  Services  :  served  in  the 
Eastern  campaign  of  1854  with  the  42nd 
Highs.,  including  the  battle  of  Alma 
and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (medal  with  two 
clasps  and  Turkish  medal),  m.  1852  Mary 
Popham,  e.  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Richard 
Walton  White,  R.  of  Wotton,  I.W.  ;  d. 
1873- 

MARSHALL,  William,  1826-7.  CI.  5. 
s.  of  William  Marshall,  Leith. 

MAXWELL,  John,  1824-7.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  26  May  1812;  s.  of  Col.  Sir 
David  Maxwell  of  Cardoness,  Bart. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab;  Divinity  (Ch.  of  Eng.) 
Student;   d.  29  April  1832. 

MENZIES,  William,  1824-7.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1813  ;  s.  of  Capt.  William  Menzies, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  114  George  Street. 

MERCER,  George  Duncan,  1824-9.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  27  Dee.  1814  ;  s.  of  George 
Mercer  of  Gorthy,  20  York  Place. 

d.  25  July  1884. 

MILLER,  Thomas  Digbv,  1824-8.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  1810;  s.  of  Thomas  Hamilton 
Miller,  Advocate,  of  Dalswinton,  41 
Heriot  Row. 

Went  to  Australia,  and  was  never  heard 
of  again. 


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13 


MILNE,  James,  1824-7.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1812  ;  s.  of  James  Milne,  Architect 
and  C.E.,  4  Northumberland  Place. 

MOORE,  Mark,  1825-7.  CI.  4,  5.  b. 
1812 ;  s.  of  Henry  Moore  of  Cremorgan, 
Ireland. 

Haileybury,  1831-2;  M.C.S.  1832-5  ;  Asst. 
Mag.  and  Coll.  of  Salem;  d.  26  Nov.  1835. 

MOORE,  Pierce,  1825-6.  CI.  4.  b.  1813  ; 
s.  of  Henry  IMoore  of  Cremorgan,  Ire- 
land. 

Barr.  Irish  Bar,  1839  ;   d.  1857. 

MORISON,  Alexander  Cushnie,  1824-6. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  19  Feb.  1813;  s.  of  Sir 
Alex.  Morison,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.  and 
Lond.,  Bankhead,  Currie,  ^  and  26 
Cavendish  Square,  Lond.,  W. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Lond. ;  M.R.C.S. ;  Surg. 
1850,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Bengal;  Ass.  Surg.  21st 
B.N.I.  1837;  ret.,  1859;  served  during  the 
Mutiny;  m.  Margaret  Gordon,  e.  dau.  of 
John  Maclellan,  Wigtown,  Kirkcudbright- 
shire; d.  5  Feb.  1861. 

MOWBRAY,  John  Marshall,  1824-6. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  1814  ;  s.  of  John  Mow- 
bray of  Harwood,  W.S. 

Solicitor ;  of  Mowbray  and  Howden, 
W.S.  ;  Mem.  Royal  Company  of  Archers, 
1841  ;  m.  Miss  Bowie,  e.  dau.  of  John 
Bowie,  W.S.,  of  Camsiscan ;  d. 

MURRAY,  Andrew,  1826-9.  CI.  5-7.  b. 
19  Aug.  1813  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Murray, 
Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Aberdeen,  of 
Murrayshall,  Perthshire,  and  34  Heriot 
Row. 

C.E.,  and  was  eventually  Ch.  Res. 
Engineer  in  Portsmouth  Dockyard  ;  C.B. ; 
m.  Mariana,  dau.  of  —  Francis,  Esq.;  d. 
13  Oct.  1872. 

MURRAY,  James  Wolfe,  1824-5.  CI.  3. 
b.  11  May  1814  ;  s.  of  the  Hon.  Lord 
Cringletie,  17  Charlotte  Square. 

Of  Cringletie,  Peebleshire,  and  of  West- 
shield,  Lanarkshire  ;  in  42nd  Highs. ;  J. P. 
and  D.L.  Peebleshire  ;  Brig.-Gen.  of 
Royal  Companv  of  Archers  ;  Capt.  Peebles 
Riae  Vols.;  m.'(i)  1852  Elizabeth  Charlotte, 
y.  dau.  of  John  Whyte-Melville  ;  (2)  1862 
Louisa  Grace,  3rd  dau.  of  Sir  Adam  Hay, 
Bart.  ;   d.  19  June  1890. 

OGILVIE,  Thomas,  1824-5.  CI.  3.  b. 
7  Nov.  1810 ;  s.  of  Rear-Adm. 
Sir  William  Ogilvie,  Bart.,  of  Inver- 
quharity,  Forfarshire. 

Haileybury,  1830-1  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  (Bom. 
C.S.),  1832-60;  PoUt.  Agent  in  Katch; 
Comr.  of  Satara  ;  Mag.  and  Coll.  of  Satara ; 
ret.  i860;   m.   1S46  Georgiana,  3rd  dau.  of 


Samuel    Bosanquet    of    Dingestow    Court, 
Monmouth  ;  d.  16  June  1871. 


PALMER,   William,   1827-9.     CI. 
1812  ;  s.  of  William  Palmer. 


7.     b. 


POTT,  George,  1825-6.  CI.  4.  b.  1812  ; 
s.  of  Maj.  George  Pott,  Dundas  Street. 

H.E.I.C.S.  1827;  Ensign  3rd  B.N.I. 
1829;  Lt.  1837;  Capt.  1845;  Maj.  1854; 
d.  1  Feb.  1858. 

RAMSAY,  Robert  Balfour  Wardlaw, 
1826-9.  CI.  5-7.  b.  15  June  1815  ; 
s.  of  Robert  Wardlaw  Ramsay  of 
Whitchill,  Capt.  H.E.I.C.  Naval 
Service. 

Haileybury,  1833-4;  S.  1837  his  father 
and  brother  William  in  Whitehill  ;  also  of 
Tillicoultry, Co. Clackmannan,  and  Balcurvie, 
Co.  Fife;  J. P.  and  D.L.  Co.  Edin.;  H.E.I.C.S. 
Bengal,  1834-40;  Ass.  to  Comr.  at  Bhagal- 
pur;  ret.  1840;  m.  1841  Lady  Louisa  Hay, 
3rd  dau.  of  George,  7th  Marquess  of  Tweed- 
dale  ;  d.  26  June  1882. 

RAMSAY,  William  Wardlaw,  1826-8. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  13  July  1813 ;  s.  of 
Robert  Wardlaw  Ramsay  of  White- 
hill,  Capt.  H.E.I.C.  Naval  Service. 

d.  at  Damascus  while  travelling  in  Syria, 
8  June  1837. 

ROBERTSON,  James  Mansfield,  1824-7. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  17  July  1813  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Thomas  Robertson,  R.N.,  Leith, 
Comm.  H.M.S.  '  Royal  Charlotte  '  on 
H.M.  I.R.  Patrol  Duty. 

Merchant  and  Shipowner,  Leith  ;  traded 
■with  Mauritius  and  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  ; 
d.  1849. 

ROBERTSON,  John,  1824-5.  CI.  3.  b. 
1813 ;  s.  of  Robert  Robertson  of 
Prenderquest. 

ROBINSON,  George  Rose,  afterwards 
Robinson  Douglas,  1824-5.  CI.  3. 
b.  25  March  1813  ;  s.  of  Wm.  Rose 
Robinson  of  Clermiston,  Midlothian. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1829-32  ;  Snell  Exhib.  ; 
Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1833  ;  3rd  CI.  Lt.  Hum. 
1837  ;  B.A.  1837 ;  M.A.  1840 ;  vacated 
Exhib.  1843;  of  Almorness  and  Orchard- 
ton.  Ch.  of  Eng.  :  D.  1840  ;  P.  1841  ;  C. 
of  Woking,  Surrey;  R.  of  Bisley,  Surrey, 
1845-56;  held  no  permanent  charge  subse- 
quent to  1856.  1874  S.  to  estate  of 
Orchardton,  near  Castle  Douglas,  Kirk- 
cudbrightshire, and  assumed  the  additional 
name  of  Douglas  ;  m.  Jane  Eleanor,  only 
dau.  of  Boyd  Miller  of  Collier's  Wood, 
Surrey  ;   d.  30  Jan.  1878. 

ROSE,  WiUiam,  1826-7.     CI.  5. 


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RUSSELL,  Alexander  James,  1824-8. 
CI.  3-C.  b.  21  June  1814  ;  s.  of  John 
Russell,  P.C.S.,  34  Moray  Place. 

W.S.  1837;  of  Russell  and  Dunlop, 
W.S.  ;  m.  (1)  1839  Magdalene,  dau.  of 
Andrew  Stein  of  Wester  Greenyards, 
Stirlingshire ;  (2)  1861  Elizabeth,  y.  dau. 
of  Szunuel  Lancaster,  Wateringbury  Place, 
Kent;  d.  8  Jan.  1887. 

RUSSELL,  Francis,  1824-9.  CI,  8-7. 
b.  14  April  1814  ;  s.  of  James  Russell, 
Prof,  of  Clin.  Surg.  Edin.  Univ., 
30  Abercromby  Place. 

Advocate,  1836  ;  Sec.  to  L.A.  1S36 ; 
Sheriff  Sub.  Roxburghshire  at  Jedburgh, 
i86i-85;  m.  (i)  1847  Jane  Letitia,  dau. 
of  Col.  Campbell ;  (2)  Jemima  Catherine 
Farquharson,  dau.  of  George  Ross,  Advo- 
cate;   d.  II  Nov.  1894. 

SAMUELS,  Edward,  1824-8.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1813  ;   s.  of  Dr.  Samuels,  Jamaica. 

SMITH,  Thomas,  afterwards  Thomas 
Smith-Cuninghame,  1824-7.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  John  Smith,  afterwards 
Smith-Cuninghame,  W.S. 

Became  Smith-Cuninghame  of  Capring- 
ton,  Ayrshire,  through  his  mother ;  d.  30 
June  1857. 

SPROULE,  Henry,  1824-7.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1813 ;  s.  of  Samuel  Sproule,  Med. 
Bd.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Bom. 

STEIN,  Alexander,  1825-8.  CI.  4-6. 
s.  of  Hugh  Stein  of  Carron,  Fifeshire. 

TENNENT,  Robert,  1826-9.  CI.  5-7.  b. 
23  July  1813  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Tennent, 
W.S.,  107  George  Street. 


m.  Williamina  Meldrum  of  Kincaple,  Fife  ; 
d.  15  Dec.  1890. 

TOD,  John  Robert,  1824-9.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  14  Feb.  1814  ;  s.  of  John  Tod,  W.S. 

W.S.  1837 ;  m.  1841  Jemima,  dau.  of 
Richard  Wharton  Dufi  of  Orton,  Elginshire  ; 
d.  29  July  1856. 

TURNER,  Wilton,  1824-8.     CI.  3-6.     b. 
1811 ;  s.  of  Button  Turner  of  Jamaica. 
Barrister,  Calcutta  ;   d.  about  1883. 

TYTLER,  Thomas  Bazett  Eraser,  1826-9. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  1815 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Eraser  Tytler,  Lt.,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Drowned  in  the  River  Xess,  6  Sept.  1841. 

WILLIAMSON,  David,  1824-6,  CI,  3,  4, 
b.  1812 ;  s.  of  Capt.  David  Williamson, 
5  Raeburn  Place. 

WILSON,  Thomas  W.,  1824-7.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  James  Wilson,  Sheriff 
Clerk  of  Midlothian,  2  Lynedoch 
Place. 

WOOD,  George,  1824-8.  CI.  3-6.  b. 
1812  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Wood,  Musical 
Instrument  Maker. 

WOOD,  William,  1824-9.  CI.  3-7.  b. 
21  April  1814  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Wood, 
F.R.C.S.,  87  George  Street. 

Accountant,  Standard  Life  Assur.  Co. ;  d. 
20  Feb.  1889. 

WYLIE,  Thomas,  1826-7.  CI.  5.  b. 
1811 ;  s.  of  James  Wylie  of  Airley- 
wight,  Perthshire. 

Inherited  Airleywight  on  death  of  his 
father;  d.  1886. 


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ALEXANDER,  Robert,  1824-5.  CI.  2. 
b.  1814 ;  s.  of  Robert  Alexander, 
Craigside,  Edin. 

ALISON,  William,  1825-9.     CI.  3-6.     b. 

1813  ;  s.  of  Charles  Alison  ;  d, 

ALLAN,  Alexander,  1825-6.     CI.  3.     b. 

1814  ;   s.  of  William  Allan,  Leith. 

ALSTON,  Andrew  David,  afterwards 
Alston  Stewart,  1824-7.  CI.  2-4.  b. 
1814 ;  s,  of  Maj.  James  Alston  of 
Auchinhard,  afterwards  Alston  Stew- 
art of  Urrard. 

2nd  Lt.  6th  Ft.  1831 ;  Lt.  21st  Ft.  1833; 
d.  (as  Ca5)t.),  1848. 


ANDERSON,  Thomas  Darnley,  1824-9. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  5  Aug.  1816  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Archibald  Anderson,  H.E.I.C.S.,  46 
Hanover  Street. 

Merchant  in  Liverpool ;  of  the  firm  of 
Glen  and  Anderson ;  Mayor  of  Liverpool, 
1859-60  ;  took  an  active  part  in  formation 
of  Liverpool  Art.  and  Rifle  Corps ;  pre- 
sented to  parish  of  Everton,  Emmanuel 
Church  and  Christ  Church  Schools  in 
memory  of  Mr.  Charles  Horsfall,  his  father- 
in-law  ;  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Charles 
Horsfall  of  Liverpool ;  d.  23  June  1876. 

BALFOUR,  John,  1824-8.  CI.  2-5.  b. 
1811 ;  s.  of  James  Balfour,  7  Bellevue 
Crescent,  Merchant. 


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BALLANTYNE,  John,  1824-8.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  25  April  1815 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Ballantyne,  Proprietor  and  Editor  of 
the  Kelso  Mail,  and  Printer  in  Edin. 

Studied  art  at  the  Royal  Academy  and 
in  Paris  and  Rome;  A.R.S.A.  1841  ;  R.S.A. 
i860 ;  teacher,  School  of  Arts,  Edin.  ; 
ret.  and  became  Hon.  Mem.  1896  ;  first 
Capt.  of  the  Artists'  Co.,  Edin.  Vols.,  in 
1859,  and  in  i860  was  Comdt.  of  Edin. 
Vol.  Art.  ;  painted  a  series  of  portraits  of 
celebrated  living  painters  in  their  studios  ; 
his  portrait  of  Sir  Edwin  Landseer  was 
presented  to  the  Nat.  Gall,  by  Sir  W.  Agnew ; 
there  is  a  portrait  by  him  of  Sir  ^^■illiam 
Hamilton  in  the  Scot.  Nat.  Portrait  Gall., 
Edin.  ;  Cur.  of  Painting  Sch.  of  the  R.A., 
Burlington  House,  Lond.,  1873-84;  m.  1846 
Christina  Ahce  Hogarth  of  Scremerston, 
Berwick-on-Tweed  ;  d.  12  May  1897. 

BELL,  George,  1826-9.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
1813  ;  s.  of  George  Bell,  Surg.,  St. 
Andrew  Square. 

M.D.  Edin.;  Insp.  of  Registers  for  Scot- 
land ;  d. 

BELL,  John  Craigie,  1824-30.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  15  March  1815  ;  s.  of  William  Bell, 
W.S.,  9  Queen  Street. 

W.S.  apprentice  ;    d.  4  Dec.  1850. 

BELL,  Robert,  1824-30.  CI.  2-7.  b.  2 
March  1815 ;  s.  of  Joseph  Bell, 
Surg.,  St.  Andrew  Square. 

Advocate,  1836 ;  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Zetland  at 
Lerwick,  1843-65 ;  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Stirling- 
shire at  Falldrk,  1865-87;  m.  (i)  Robina, 
only  dau.  of  Thomas  Hunter  of  Lunna, 
Shetland  ;  (2)  1869  Agnes  M'Crae,  dau.  of 
Wilham  Bruce  of  Symbister,  Shetland  ;  d. 
9  Sept.  1887. 

BELL,  Thomas  BHzzard,  1826-30.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  1815 ;  s.  of  George  Bell, 
Surg.,  St.  Andrew  Square. 

Minister  of  F.  Ch.,  Leswalt ;  m. 
Agnes,  dau.  of  Sir  Andrew  Agnew,  7th 
Bart,  of  Lochnaw  ;  M.P.  for  Wigtownshire  ; 
d.  10  Dec.  1866. 

BLACKBURN,  John,  1824-9.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  John  Blackburn  of 
Killearn,  Stirhngshire. 

Ensign  56th  Regt.  1S32  ;  S5th  King's 
L.I.  1833 ;  Lt.  1837 ;  Capt.  1841  ;  Maj. 
1846  ;  served  with  the  regt.  in  Canadian 
rebellion,  1838;  d.  18  May  1898. 

BOWIE,  WiUiam,  1826-7.  CI.  4.  b. 
9  Aug.  1814;  s.  of  John  Bowie,  W.S., 
of  Camsiscan. 

Solicitor;  m.  1840  Annetta  Louisa,  dau. 
of  Robert  Thurburn  of  Cairo  ;  d.  3  Jan. 
1856. 


BRINGLOE,  Francis  John,  1827-30. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  15  April  1814 ;  s.  of 
Hugh  Say  Bringloe,  Clerk  of  Jury 
Court. 

W.S.  1837 ;  m.  1842  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Adam  Thomson,  Accountant,  Edin.  ;  d.  25 
Dec.  1858. 

BROWN,  Robert  Johnston,  1824-9.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  5  July  1816;  s.  of  Wilham 
Henry  Brown  of  Ratho  Bank  and 
25  Forth  Street. 

W.S.  1839 ;  Cornet  14th  King's  Lt. 
Drag.  1842  ;  Lt.  1845  ;  Capt.  1853  ;  Maj. 
1864  ;  m.  1855  Augusta  Marcia,  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  Thomas  Charles  Brown,  Lond.  ; 
d.  28  April  1876. 

BROWNE,  John  Stewart,  1824-9.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1814  ;  s.  of  William  Browne, 
27  Howe  Street. 

BRYAN,  John,  1824-7.  CI.  2-4.  b, 
1813  ;  s.  of  William  Bryan. 

BUCHANAN,  Charies  Snodgrass,  1826-9. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  4  April  1813  ;  s.  of  David 
Snodgrass  Buchanan  of  Cunningham- 
head. 

W.S.  1838;  of  Cunninghamhead  ;  d.  22 
Sept.  1849. 

CADELL,  John  George,  1824-9.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Col.  George  Cadell, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Madras  Army. 

d.  2  Jan.  1829. 

CAMPBELL,  Dougall,  1826-8.  CI.  4. 
b.  1813 ;  s.  of  Dougall  Campbell, 
Great  King  Street. 

CAMPBELL,  Duncan,  1824-7.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  30  Nov.  1813  ;  s.  of  John  Camp- 
bell of  Southhall,  Capt.  in  21st  Lt. 
Drag.,  68  Northumberland  Street. 

Of  Southhall ;  Ensign  83rd  (Co.  Dublin) 
Regt.;  Capt.  1848;  served  in  Canada; 
transferred  to  9otli  (Perthshire  L.I.)  ;  JIaj. 
1854;  went  to  Crimea,  1854;  ret.  1856; 
afterwards  Lt.-Col.  Argyll  and  Bute  Art. 
Vols.;  D.L.  Co.  ArgyU;  m.  1850  EUen 
Barcroft,  2nd  dau.  of  Edward  Parker  of 
Alcincoalin,  Lanes  ;   d.  8  Sept.  1905. 

CAMPBELL,  Neil  Colquhoun,  1826-8. 
CI.  4-5.  b.  1813 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Campbell  of  Barnhill,  Sheriff  Sub.  of 
Renfrewshire,  2  Hermitage  Place. 

Advocate,  1842 ;  Sheriff  of  Ayrshire, 
1862-83 ;  Legal  Adviser  to  F.  Ch. ;  d. 
3  AprU  1883. 

CAMPBELL,  Thomas,  1825-8.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1812 ;  s.  of  Charles  Campbell, 
Great  King  Street. 


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COLT,  John  Hamilton,  1824-6.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  19  Aug.  1811  ;  s.  of  John  Hamilton 
Colt  of  Auldhame,  Seacliffe,  Inveresk, 
and  Gartsherrie. 

Of  Gartsherrie ;  m.  Jane  Bainbridge ; 
d.  8  Dec.  1862. 

CRAIGIE,  David,  1824-7.     CI.  2-4.     b. 

1814  ;    s.  of  George  Clark  Craigie  of 
Dunbarnic. 

97th  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1834 ;  Lt.  1838 ; 
d.  1844. 

CUMINE,  Alexander,  1827-30.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  9  April  1815 ;  s.  of  Adam  Cuminc 
of  Rattray,  near  Peterhead. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  1835 ;  M.A. 
1838;   Advocate,  1836;   d.  1839. 

CUMINE,  George,  1827-8.  CI.  5.  b. 
Aug.  1814 ;  s.  of  Adam  Cumine 
of  Rattray,  near  Peterhead. 

Addiscombe,  1831;  H.E.I.C.S. ;  Capt.  8th 
Madras  Lt.  Cav.  ;  ret.  1849  ;  m.  Mary 
Mitchell  Forbes  ;   d.  8  Oct.  1900. 

DALGLEISH,  Alexander,  1824-9.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Robert  Dalgleish, 
Merchant,  Lond. 

DANIEL,  William  Shand,  1824-31.  CI. 
2-7.  b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Phineas  Daniel, 
W.S.,  16  South  Charlotte  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Sheriff  Clerk  Dep.  Dum- 
barton ;  d.  1878. 

DAVIDSON,  "William,  1826-9.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  David  Davidson,  25 
Abercromby  Place. 

DICKSON,  George,  1824-6.     CI.  2-3.     b. 

1815  ;    s.  of  James  Dickson,   Seeds- 
man, 1  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

DOUGLAS,  Adam  Smith,  1824-30.     CI. 
2-7.     b.   5   May   1816;    s,   of  David 
Douglas    (Hon.    Lord    Reston),    51 
Northumberland  Street. 
Advocate,  1838  ;  d.  23  Sept.  1838. 

DUFF,  the  Hon.  George  Skene,  1826-9. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  13  Sept.  1816 ;  s.  of 
Gen.  Sir  Alexander  Duff. 

M.P.  for  Elgin  Burghs,  1847-57  ;  Ld.- 
Lt.  Morayshire  ;   d.  15  March  1889. 

DUFF,  James  (Earl  of  Fife),  1826-9.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  6  July  1814 ;  s.  of  Gen. 
Sir  Alexander  Duff. 

S.  his  uncle  in  1857  to  the  Irish  earldom 
(5th  Earl),  but  the  U.K.  barony  became 
extinct ;  or.  a  Peer  of  U.K.  as  Baron 
Skene,  i  Oct.  1857,  and  K.T.  2  March 
i860;  entered  Diplomatic  Service,  and  was 


attached  to  the  Embassy  at  Paris;  M.P. 
Banffshire,  1837-57 ;  Lt.  and  Sheriff  Prin. 
of  Banffshire,  1851  ;  Ld.-Lt.  1857  to  death; 
m.  1846  Lady  Agnes  Georgiana  Ehzabeth 
Hay,  dau.  of  William  George,  17th  Earl  of 
ErroU  ;   d.  7  Aug.  1879. 

DUNBAR,  James  Cospatrick  Alexander, 
1824-30.  CI.  2-7.  b.  8  Dec.  1813  ; 
s.  of  James  Dunbar  of  the  21st  Lt. 
Drag.,  18  India  Street. 

Capt.  98th  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1833  ;  Lt. 
1837  ;   Capt.  1841  ;   d.  1847  in  Bengal. 

DUNBAR,  William,  afterwards  Sir  Wm. 
Dunbar,  7th  Bart.,  1824-8.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  2  JIarch  1812  ;  s.  of  James  Dunbar 
of  the  21st  Lt.  Drag.,  18  India  Street. 

Advocate,  1835  ;  S.  his  uncle,  Sir  William 
Dunbar,  6tfi  Bart,  of  Mochrum,  1841 ;  M.P. 
for  Wigtown  Burghs,  1857-65  ;  a  Lord  of 
the  Treasury,  1859-65  ;  Keeper  of  the  Great 
Seal  of  the  Prince  of  Wales  for  Scot.  1863-87, 
and  of  Prince  of  Wales's  Privy  Seal,  1859- 
65  ;  Mem.  of  the  Council  of  the  Duchy  of 
Cornwall ;  Compt.-Gen.  of  H.M.'s  Exchequer 
and  Auditor-Gen.  1868-87;  D.L.  Wigtown- 
shire ;  m.  1842  Catherine  Hay,  e.  dau.  of 
James  Paterson  of  Carpow,  Perthshire;  d. 
19  Dec.  1889. 

EDGAR,  Henr>%  1825-30.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1814  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Edgar,  6  Mary 
Place. 

FERGUSON,  James,  1826-8.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1812 ;  s.  of  William  Ferguson, 
Cumberland  Street. 

Rector  of  W.  End  Academy,  Aberdeen. 

FERGUSSON,  Adam  Johnston,  after- 
wards Fergusson  Blair,  1824-30.  CI. 
2-7.  b.  1816 ;  s.  of  Hon.  Adam 
Fergusson  of  Woodhill,  Canada, 
Advocate. 

Went  to  Canada,  1833  ;  practised  law 
in  the  town  of  Guelph,  Upper  Canada ; 
Q.C.  1867,  and  was  a  Bencher  of  the  Law 
Society  ;  became  Judge  of  the  county,  but 
resigned,  and  was  elected  to  Parliament  in 
1848 ;  became  a  Mem.  of  the  Liberal 
Govt,  at  Ottawa  in  1863,  when  he  re- 
moved to  the  capital ;  added  the  name  of 
Blair  in  1862  on  the  death  of  his  brother, 
Keil  James  of  Balthayock  ;  was  active  in 
bringing  about  the  confederation  of  the 
various  provinces  of  Canada,  which  was 
consummated  in  1867  ;  that  year  he  was 
elected  to  the  Senate  of  Canada,  and  became 
Pres.  of  the  Privy  Council ;  he  is  known 
in  Canadian  politics  as  the  Hon.  A.  J. 
Fergusson  Blair;  d.  29  Dec.  1867  at 
Ottawa. 

FERGUSSON,  Neil  James,  afterwards 
Fergusson  Blair,  1824-30.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Hon.  Adam  Fergusson 


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of  Woodhill,  Canada,  Advocate ;  Dux 
of  the  6th  Class,  1829. 

Of  Balthayock,  Perthshire ;  assumed 
name  of  Blair  ;  Advocate,  1835  ;  m.  Elsie, 
dau.  of  Sir  Neil  Douglas  ;   d.  12  Jan.  1862. 

FERRIER,  George  Abercrombie,  1824-9. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  24  Feb.  1815;  s.  of 
Louis  Henry  Ferrier,  Advocate,  of 
Belsyde,  Linhthgow. 

Lt.  24th  Regt.  1838;  Capt.  and  P.M. 
1842-54  ;  Punjaub,  1848-9  ;  Chillianwallah  ; 
Goojerat ;  served  with  regt.  in  Canadian 
rebellion  of  1838 ;  d.  24  June  1854  at 
Murree,  India. 

FOTHERINGHAM,  George,  1825-8.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Henry  Fothering- 
ham  of  The  Inch,  Kincardine,  and  8 
Ann  Street. 

FOWLIS,  Archibald,  1824-5.  CI.  2.  b. 
1813;  s.  of  Col.  Fowlis,  H.E.LC.S. 
3Iadras. 

H.E.I. C.S.  ;  acting  2nd  Lt.  and  Cadet  of 
Art.  1831  ;  Brev.  Capt.  1846  ;  d.  27  June 
1853- 

FOWLIS,  David  Deas,  1824-9.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Col.  Fowlis,  H.E.LC.S, 
Madras. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  Madras,  1837  ; 
Surg.  1853  ;   d.  10  April  1855. 

FYERS,  Henry  Thomas,  1825-7.  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  1813  ;  s.  of  Mai  .-Gen.  Peter 
Fyers,  C.B. 

Ensign  R.A.  1831;  ist  Lt.  1832;  Capt. 
1842;  h.p.  1849;  subsequently  Hon.  Col. 
Yorkshire  Art.  Mil.  ;  d.  1886. 

FYLER,  George,  1826-7.  CI.  4.  b.  1813  ; 
s.  of  Samuel  Fyler,  Henderson  Row. 

GORDON,  Bertie  Edward  Murray,  1826- 
30.  CI.  4-7.  b.  1813  ;  s.  of  Alexan- 
der Gordon  of  Auchlunies  and  Ellon 
Castle,  Aberdeenshire. 

91st  Argyllshire  Highs.  ;  Ensign,  1832  ; 
Lt.  1835 ;  Capt.  1841 ;  Maj.  1848 ;  Brev. 
Lt.-Col.  1855;  Lt.-Col.  1858;  Col.  i860; 
was  in  command  of  troops  on  board  the 
'Abercrombie  Robinson'  when  she  was 
wrecked  in  Table  Bay,  and  700  men,  women, 
and  children  were  got  ashore  through  the 
surf  without  the  loss  of  a  single  life ;  on 
account  of  these  services  he  subsequently 
(1868)  received  a  grant  of  ;£ioo  per  annum 
for  special  meritorious  services ;  served  in 
Kaffir  War,  1846-7;  served  in  Greece  and 
India  (1859-66)  with  the  regt.;  ret.  28  Jan. 
1870;   d.  27  July  1870. 

GOltDON,    WiUiam,    1825-9.     CI.    3-6. 
b.    1814;     s.    of     WiUiam     Gordon, 
Albany  Street. 
Went  to  Madeira. 


GRANT,  Thomas  Macphcrson,  1824-9. 
CI.  2,  3,  5,  6.  b.  30  June  1815  ;  s.  of 
Sir  George  Macphcrson  Grant,  M.P., 
of  Ballindalloch,  Bart. 

W.S.  1837;  of  Craigo;   d.  23  Sept.  1881. 

GRANT,  William,  1824-9.  CI.  2-6.  b. 
6  Sept.  1814  ;  s.  of  the  Rev.  Patrick 
Grant,  Min.  of  Kirkmichael. 

F.  Ch.  Min.,  Ayr,  and  Wallacetown,  Ayr; 
inducted,  1843  ;  m.  1846  Auguste  Paterson; 
d.  2  Nov.  1876. 

GREY,  Henry,  1829-30.  CI.  7.  b.  1814. 
s.  of  the  Rev.  Henry  Grey,  D.D., 
Min.  of  F.  St.  Mary's  Ch.,  11  Inver- 
leith  Row. 

C.C.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  V.  of  parish  of  Trent 
Vale,  Staffs,  then  Wartling,  Sussex  ;  m. 
Maria,  dau.  of  William  Brodie  Gurney  of 
Denmark  Hill,  Lond. ;  d.  1854. 

HAMILTON,  Alexander,  1824-5.  CI.  2. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  John  Hamilton  of 
Sundrum. 

HAMILTON,  Robert,  1824-6.  CI.  2,  3. 
s.  of  Robert  Hamilton,  Stationer, 
St.  Andrew  Square. 

HARRIS,  Joseph  S.,  1824-30.  CI.  2-7. 
s.  of  Joseph  Harris,  71  Princes  Street. 

HAY,  John  Hay  Drummond-,  1824-7. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  1  June  1816  ;  s.  of  Edward 
William  Auriol  Drummond  -  Hay, 
Deanhaugh  House. 

P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  K.C.B.  ;  H.M.  Envoy 
Extraordinary  and  Min.  Plenipotentiary 
at  Morocco,  1880-6;  m.  1845  Annette 
Adelaide  Christina,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late 
J.  A.  Carstensen,  His  Danish  Majesty's 
Consul-Gen.  for  Morocco  P.C.  •  d.  27  Nov 
1S93. 

HAY,  Robert.  1826-8.  CI.  4,  5.  b.  1812; 
s.  of  James  Hay,  Dundas  Street. 

HEAD,  Francis,  1824-5.  CI.  2.  b. 
1818  ;  s.  of  Francis  Head,  R.E.,  28 
Royal  Circus. 

HEPBURN,  Cosmo  Alexander,  1824-6. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  1816 ;  s.  of  Robert  Hep- 
bum  of  Clerkington,  Merchiston  House. 

HUNTER,  Robert,  1825-9.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Capt.  James  Hunter, 
22  Queen  Street. 

IMLACH,  Henry,  1826-9.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
1815;  s.  of  George  Imlach,  W.S., 
25  Pitt  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  1836;  L.R.C.S.  Edin. 
1836;  L.C.  Apoth.  Lond.  1839;  Phys. 
in  Liverpool ;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Arch. 
Ainslie,  Peaston,  East  Lothian  ;   d.  1880. 


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IMLACH,  Robert,  1826-9.  CI.  4-6.  b, 
1816;  s.  of  George  Imlach,  W.S., 
25  Pitt  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Crown  Sol.  Georgetown  for 
British  Guiana  ;    d.  1887. 

INGLIS,  Alexander  Duff,  1823-8.  CI. 
8-5.  b.  1816  ;  s.  of  William  Inglis, 
W.S.,  Crown  Agent,  49  Queen  Street. 

INNES,  John  Brown,  1826-9.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  20  Sept.  1814 ;  s.  of  William 
Innes,  W.S.,  23  Queen  Street. 

W.S.  1837  ;  m.  1855  Emily,  dau.  of 
Rowland  Burdon  Cotgrave,  Pinner,  Middle- 
sex ;   d.  2  Feb.  1883. 

IRVING,  John,  1824-8.  CI.  2-5.  b.  8 
Feb.  1815  ;  s.  of  John  Irving,  W.S., 
1  North  Charlotte  Street, 

R.N.  CoU.  Portsmouth,  1828;  Mid. 
H.M.S.  'Belvidera,'  1830-3;  H.M.S.  'Edin- 
burgh,' 1834-7  ;  i°  Australia,  1837-43,  as  a 
farmer,  returning  on  H.M.S.  '  Favourite ' ; 
Lieut.  H.M.S.  'Volage,'  1843-4  ;  H.M.S.  'Ex- 
cellent,' 1845  ;  sailed  to  the  Arctic  Regions 
as  3rd  Lieut,  of  H.M.S.  'Terror,'  1845;  died 
and  was  buried  in  King  William  Land,  1848  ; 
his  remains,  with  the  silver  medal  (won  at 
Portsmouth  in  1830),  were  discovered  by 
Lieut.  Schwatka  of  the  U.S.  Navy  in  June 
1879,  brought  home  by  him  to  Edinburgh, 
and  interred  in  the  Dean  Cemetery,  7  Jan. 
1881  (see  Memoir  of  Lieut.  John  Irving, 
R.N.,  ed.  by  Benjamin  Bell,  F.R.C.S.E.). 

IRVING,  Patrick,  1825-9.  CI.  3-6.  b. 
21  Aug.  1814  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Irving, 
W.S.,  of  Inveramsay. 

Haileybury,  1831-2;  of  Inveramsay; 
H.E.I.C.S.  Madras,  1833-62;  Judge  of 
Bellary;  d.  14  June  1876  at  Waratah, 
Hobart  Town,  Tasmania. 

KENNEDY,    Patrick    George,    1824-8. 
CI.  2-5.     b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Alexander 
Kennedy,  6  Albany  Street. 
M.D.  Edin.  ;  d.  young  in  Vienna. 

LAMB,  Samuel  Bruges,  1826-7.  CI.  4. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Col.  WiUiam  Lamb, 
St.  David  Street. 

Col.  4th  W.I.  Regt. ;  Ensign  55th  Ft. 
1832;  Lt.  2ist  Ft.  1836;  Capt.  10th  Ft. 
1848;  Maj.  i860;  Lt.-Col.  4th  W.I.  Regt. 
1862;  Col.  1866;  h.p.  1861.  War  Services: 
served  with  the  loth  Regt.  during  the 
Indian  campaign  of  1857-8,  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  action  of  Shahgunge,  5  July, 
and  battle  of  Agra,  10  Oct.  1857;  was 
Ass.  Field  Engineer  in  the  fort  at  Agra, 
1857  (medal),     d.  1SS2. 

LANG,  Alexander,  1824-7.  CI.  2-4.  b. 
1813. 

LEARMONTH,  John,  afterwards 
Livingstone-Learmonth,   1825-8.     CI. 


3-5.  b.  16  Feb.  1812  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Learmonth,  afterwards  Livingstone- 
Learmonth,  of  Lawrence  Park,  Stirling- 
shire, 2  Charlotte  Square. 

M.D.     Edin.  Univ.  ;      Doctor,     Hobart, 

Tasmania;    m.  1857  Alicia,  dau.  of  Dr.  J. 

Macwhirter  of  Ainslie  Place,  Edin.  ;  d. 
16  March  1871. 

LOCKHART,  Alexander,  1827-8.  CI.  5. 
b.  1814 ;  s.  of  Norman  Lockhart, 
W.S.,  of  Tarbrax,  5  Fettes  Row. 

M'HAFFIE,   James,    1825-7.     CI.   3,    4. 
b.   1814 ;    s.  of    George  M'HafBe    of 
Corsemalzie,  Wigtownshire, 
d.  1847. 

M'KENZIE,  John  Kenneth,  1824-9. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Maj. -Gen. 
M'Kenzie,  17  Nelson  Street. 

Lt.-Col.  6oth  Rifles;  2nd  Lt.  1831  ;  Lt. 
1836;  Capt.  1842;  Maj.  1854;  ret.  1855; 
Lt.-Col.  1 88 1.  War  Service  :  served  in 
the  Kaffir  campaign  of  1851-2  as  Capt. 
2nd  Batt.  6oth  Rifles,  and  was  present  at 
the  forcing  of  the  Kei  with  Col.  Eyre's 
Div.  (medal),     d.  1889. 

M'NAB,  William  Archibald,  1824-6.     CI. 
2.    3.     b.     1813 ;      s.    of    Archibald 
M'Nab  of  M'Nab  (last  Chief  of  the 
Clan),  7  Warriston  Crescent, 
d.  young  at  Siena,  Italy. 

MACRAE,  CoUn,   1825-7.     CI.  3,   4.     b. 

1813  ;  s.  of  Cohn  Macrae,  Maj.  75th 
Hussars  (Conchra),  Windsor  Street. 

Went  to  South  Carolina  ;  d.  20  Sept.  1898. 

MARSHALL,  John,  1826-7.     CI.  4.     b. 

1814  ;   s.  of  William  Marshall,  Leith. 

MAXWELL,  Robert  Heron,  1825-8.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  24  Nov.  1815 ;  s.  of  Sir 
John  Heron  Maxwell,  5th  Bart,  of 
Springkell. 

d.  3  Feb.  1828. 

MILLER,  Patrick  Leslie,  1824-9.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  18  Oct.  1813  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Hamilton  Miller,  Advocate,  of  Dals- 
winton,  41  Heriot  Row. 

Ch.  of  Scot.  1840  ;  Chapel  of  Wallace- 
town,  Dundee ;  joined  F.  Ch.  at  Dis- 
ruption, and  eventually  in  1847  entered 
the  Eng.  Presb.  Ch.  at  Newcastle-on-Tyne ; 
m.  Georgina,  dau.  of  John  Blackwell  of 
Sprowston,  Norfolk  ;  d.  1870. 

MILLER,  WilUam,  1825-7.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  12  Sept.  1815  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Miller,  Advocate,  4  Shandwick  Place. 

3rd  Bart,  of  Glenlee;  S.  his  grandfather, 
Sir  WilUam  Miller  (Lord  Glenlee)  ;   Cornet 


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19 


I2th  Lancers,  1S34  ;  Lt.  1838  ;  ret.  1839  ; 
m.  Emily,  2nd  dau.  of  Lt.-Gen.  Sir  Thomas 
M'Mahon,  Bart.,  K.C.B.  ;  d.  30  Oct.  1S61. 

MONCREIFF,  William,  1824-30.  CI. 
2-7.  b.  28  Sept.  1813;  s.  of  James 
Wellwood  Moncreiff,  Advocate,  after- 
wards Lord  Moncreiff. 

One  of  the  founders  Grange  C.C.  ;  C.A. 
Edin.  1842  ;  Accountant  of  Court,  1865-89  ; 
Orig.  Mem.  of  Scot.  Soc.  of  Accountants  ; 
Mem.  of  Council,  1853-55,  1856-60,  1861-65, 
and  1866-8  ;  m.  1S60  Susan  Ballantine, 
dau.  of  J.  Dykes  Ballantine  Dykes  of 
Dovenby  Hall,  Cumberland ;  d.  31  Aug.  1895 ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  iii.  18. 

MOREHEAD,  George    Jeffrey,    1824-9. 

CI.  2-6.     b.  28  June  1814  ;    s.  of  the 

Rev.  Robt.  Morchead,  Incumbent  of 

St.  Paul's,  York  Place,  20  Duke 
Street. 

Durham  Univ.  ;  K.  of  Easington-cura- 
Liberton,  Yorkshire,  for  forty  years;  m. 
Frances  Smalpage  ;   d.  21  Sept.  1880. 

MUNRO,  Alexander,  1825-9.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1813 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Munro, 
109  Princes  Street. 

MUNRO,  Patrick,  1825-9.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1814 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Munro,  109 
Princes  Street. 

MURRAY,  John,  1824-30.  CI.  2-7.  b. 
7  June  1814  ;  s.  of  William  Murray, 
W.S.,  ofConland;  Dux  of  School,  1830. 

Trin.  CoU.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  1835  ;  M.A. 
1838  ;  Hulsean  and  Seatonian  Prizeman, 
1837 ;  Advocate,  1836 ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ; 
C.  of  Habergham,  Eaves,  Lancashire,  and 
afterivards  of  Parish  Ch.,  Hahfax;  d.  11  Nov. 
1842. 

NAPIER,  Archibald,  1825-9.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1814  ;   s.  of  Archibald  Napiei-. 

OGILVIE,    Alexander    Charles,    1824-5. 
CI.    2.      b.    1814;    s.    of    Rear-Adm. 
Sir  William  Ogilvie,  Bart.,  of  In^•er- 
quharity,  Forfarshire. 
Barr.  Lincoln's  Inn,  1846. 

OGILVIE,  David,  1828-30.  CI.  6,  7,  b. 
1814  ;  s.  of  David  Ogilvie,  Merchant, 
Leith. 

OLIPHANT,  William  Henry,  1824-6. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  25  Jan.  1814  ;  s.  of 
Lt.-Col.  James  Stewart  Oliphant 
of  Rossie,  Perthshire. 

Mem.  Lond.  Stock  Exchange  ;  m.  Hon. 
Charlotte  Murray,  dau.  of  Alexander,  8th 
Lord  Elibank  ;   d.  1871. 


PATTERSON,  John  Winter,  1824-8.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Robert  Patterson 
of  Demeraira. 

PETRIE,  Thomas  S.,  1824-5.  CI.  2. 
b.  1814;  s.  of  Dr.  Wilham  Petrie, 
39  Quality  Street,  Leith. 

POTT,  Stephen,  1825-8.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1813 ;  s.  of  Maj.  George  Pott, 
Dundas  Street. 

Maj.-Gen.  R.E.  (late  Bengal);  2nd  Lt. 
1832;  Lt.  1834;  Capt.  1S47;  Lt.-Col.  1859; 
Col.  1862;  Maj.-Gen.  1862;  served  in  the 
Gwalior  campaign,  1S43-4;  present  at  the 
battle  of  Maharajpore  (bronze  star) ;  d.  1885. 

REID,  Cosmo,  1824-7.  CI.  2-4.  b.  1815  ; 
s.  of  Sylvester  Reid,  W.S.,  Clerk  of 
Teinds. 

d.  23  June  1831. 

RICHARDSON,  Thomas,  1824-9.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1815;  s.  of  James  Richardson, 
jiui.,  Merchant,  8  Hope  Crescent. 

RITCHIE,  Wilham,  1825-8.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1813;  s.  of  William  Ritchie, 
Princes  Street. 

ROBERTSON,  Charles  Gordon,  1824-8. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  30  Oct.  1814  ;  s.  of  James 
Robertson,  W.S.,  Mayfield,  Trinity. 

Advocate,  1836  ;  Sheriff  Sub.  Orkney, 
1842-6 ;  Kincardineshire,  1846-62  ;  m. 
(i)  1839  Jane  Maria  Elphinstone  Ewart ; 
(2)  1S64  Annabella  Storie  ;  d.  24  Nov. 
1874. 

ROBERTSON,  George  Gordon,  1824-7. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  1813;  s.  of  James 
Robertson,  W.S.,  Mayfield,  Trinity. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Surg,  isi  Royals ;  Dep. 
Insp.-Gen.  of  Hosp.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  1834 ; 
Surg.  1844;  Surg. -Maj.  1854;  Hon.  Dep. 
Insp.-Gen.  i860 ;  ret.  h.p.  i860 ;  m.  1835 
Ellen  Margaret  Schoedde  of  Athlone ;  d. 
20  Dec.  1889. 

ROBERTSON,  James,  1824-5.  CI.  2. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Robert  Robertson  of 
Prenderquest,  Berwickshire,  31  Queen 
Street. 

ROXBURGH,  William,  1827-9.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1813  ;    s.  of  William  Roxburgh. 

ROY,    Henry,    1824-7.     CI.    2-4.     b.    25 
April   1813  ;    s.   of   William   Roy   of 
Nenthorn,  22  Drummond  Place. 
Went  to  Canada  ;   d.  before  1861. 

RUTHERFORD,  Gilbert  Brydone, 
1825-7.  CI.  3,  4.  b.  1814;  s.  of 
Thomas  Rutherford,  22  Claremont 
Street. 


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Mil.  FERGUSON'S  CLASS,  1824-30 


RUTTER,  John,  1825-6.     CI.  3. 

SINCLAIR,  Alexander,  1824-5.  CI.  2. 
b.  1813  ;  s.  of  Wood  Sinclair,  Mer- 
chant, Summerfield,  near  Leith. 

SKINNER,  David,  1824-5.  CI.  2.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  Col.  James  Skinner,  18 
Ann  Street. 

SKINNER,  Hercules,  1824-8.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Col.  James  Skinner, 
18  Ann  Street. 

H.E.I.C.S. ;  Capt.  14th  B.  Irreg.  Cav. 
1852;  ret.  1861. 

SKINNER,  William,  1824-8.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Col.  James  Skinner, 
18  Ann  Street. 

SMITH,  William  Cathcart,  afterwards 
Smith-Cuninghame,  1824-8.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  31  Aug.  1814  ;  s.  of  John  Smith, 
W.S.,  afterwards  John  Smith-Cuning- 
hame. 

Haileybury,  1834;  H.E.I.C.S.  1835-57; 
Judge  o£  Azamgarh;  S.  his  brother,  Thomas 
Smith-Cuninghame,  in  the  estate  of  Capring- 
ton,  Ayrshire,  in  1857  ;  m.  1848  Maria, 
dau.  of  James  Anstruther;  d.  13  Jan.  1900. 

SPEID,  William,  1825-9.  CI.  3-6.  b. 
15  April  1814  ;  s.  of  James  Spcid, 
Solicitor  (afterwards  Provost),  Brechin. 

Went  to  India,  to  Binny  and  Co.,  Mer- 
chants and  Army  Agents,  Madras  ;  thence 
to  the  Cape,  and  thereafter  to  Austrsilia  ; 
on  returning  to  Scotland  took  the  farm  of 
Balfour,  Forfarshire ;  m.  Joanna,  dau.  of 
\Vm.  Wallace,  LL.D.,  Prof,  of  Math.  Edin. 
Univ.  ;  d.  12  Oct.  1858. 

STEVENSON,  Francis,  1824-6.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1813  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Stevenson, 
S.S.C,  8  Great  King  Street. 

STEVENSON,      William  B.,     1824-6. 

CI.  2,  3.     b.  1815  ;    s.  of  Alexander 

Stevenson,    S.S.C,     8  Great    King 
Street. 

STEWART,  John,  1825-9.     CI.  3-6.     b. 
1813  ;   s.  of  Charles  Stewart, 
m.  Miss  Green  Thomson,  Cumberland. 

STEWART,  Simon,  1827-9.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Allan  Stewart,  Ann 
Street. 

STUART,  James  Montgomery,  1824-6. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  7  June  1816  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Stuart,  D.P.S.  Exchequer,  21  St. 
Andrew  Square. 

Edin.  Univ.,  Gottingen,  and  Paris ; 
Publicist  and  Journalist,  chiefly  in  connec- 


tion with  the  movemeut  for  Italian  unity ; 
founded  with  Sebastiano  Fenzi,  in  Florence, 
the  Ri vista  Britannica  in  1856;  for  a 
number  of  years,  from  1858,  was  in  charge 
of  Foreign  Department  of  the  Morning 
Post,  and  on  his  return  to  Italy  acted  as 
the  Italian  correspondent  of  that  journal; 
published  a  History  of  Free  Trade  in 
Tuscany,  Reminiscences  and  Essays,  and 
numerous  articles  in  reviews  and  journals  ; 
d.  21  Jan.  1889. 

THOMSON,  Henry,  1824-5.     CI.  2. 

TROTTER,  Robert  Archibald,  1824-30. 
CI.  2-7.  b.  1814 ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Trotter  of  The  Bush,  H.E.I.C.S.,  and 
2  Abercromby  Place. 

Of  Bush,  Castlelaw,  and  Dryden ;  J.P. 
Midlothian ;  Lt.-Col.  (Bengal  Army)  ; 
Ensign  43rd  and  6th  B.N.I.  1833;  Lt. 
1839 ;  Capt.  1853  ;  ret.  1862  ;  d.  5  May 
1894. 

WEDDERBURN,  James,  1824-30.  CI. 
2-7,  b.  23  Sept.  1814  ;  s.  of  Right 
Hon.  James  Wedderburn,  Sol.-Gen. 
for  Scot.,  31  Heriot  Row. 

Ass.  Surg.  Coldstream  Guards,  1836, 
and  subsequently  with  the  Scots  Greys ; 
res.  1843  ;   d.  17  July  1863. 

WIGHT,  Alexander  K.,  1824-9.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Robert  Wight, 
Accountant,  8  Abercromby  Place. 

WIGHT,  James,  1827-9.  CI.  5,  6.  b. 
1813  ;  s.  of  James  Wight,  Ann  Street. 

WIGHT,  Robert  H.,  1824-9.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Robert  Wight,  Account- 
ant, 8  Abercromby  Place. 

WILLIAMS,  Thomas  Plaj^fair,  1824-7. 
CI.  2-4.  s.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas 
WiUiams,  1  Ainshe  Place. 

WILLIS,  George,  1824-8.  CI.  2-5,  b. 
1812;  s.  of  Dr.  Thomas  Wilhs, 
Jamaica. 

WILSON,  Hutton,  1824-9.  CI,  2-6.  b. 
25  June  1815  ;  s.  of  James  Wilson, 
Sheriff  Clerk  of  Midlothian,  2  Lyne- 
doch  Place. 

W.S.  1839  ;  Sherig  Clerk  Dep.  of  Mid- 
lothian, 1843-54  ;   d.  8  July  1854. 

WILSON,  James,  1824-8.  CI.  2-5,  b, 
9  Nov,  1813  ;  s,  of  William  Wilson, 
W,S.,  113  Princes  Street. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  M.A. ;  R.  of  Sohhull, 
Warwickshire;  went  to  N.Z.  with  Canter- 
bury Settlement  in  1850 ;  Archdeacon  of 
Christchurch,  Canterbury,  N.Z.,  and  much 
associated  with  University  there ;  m.  Sibella 
Morison  ;  d.  i6  Jan.  1886. 


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21 


WILSON,  John,  1825-8.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1812  ;  s.  of  Prof.  Wilson  (Christopher 
North),  6  Gloucester  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Farmer,  Billholme,  Dum- 
friesshire, 1S42-65  ;  m.  1848  Eliza,  e.  dau. 
of  George  Graham  Bell  of  Castle  O'er  and 
Crurie,  Dumfriesshire,  Advocate,  Edin.  ;  d. 
1863. 

WIXTOX,  Richard,  1824-5.     CI.  2. 

WOOD.  Henry,  1824-8.  CI.  2,  3,  5.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  Henry  Wood,  23  Great 
King  Street. 

Cornet  3rd  Drag.  1S37  ;  Lt.  1841  ;  Capt. 
1851  ;  ret.  h.p.  1854;  served  with  the  3rd 
Lt.  Drag,  throughout  the  campaign  of  1842 
in  Afghanistan  (medal) ;  present  at  the  forcing 
of  the  Khyber  Pass,  capture  of  Mammoo 
Khail,  storming  the  heights  of  JugduUuck, 
actions  at  Tezeen  and  Huft  Kotul,  and 
occupation  of  Cabul ;  served  also  in  the 
Punjaub  campaign  of  1849;  present  at  the 


battles     of     Chillianwallah     and     Goojerat 
(medal  and  two  clasps)  ;   d.  1861. 

WRIGHT,    John,  1824-8.     CI.    2-5.     b. 

26  Sept.  1814  ;  s.  of  the  Rev.  George 

Wright,     Min.  of     Kingsbarns,  \  St. 
Andrews. 

W.S.  1837  ;  m.  1865  Jane,  dau.  of  John 
Rutherford  Greig  of  Lethangie,  Kinross- 
shire ;   d.  2  Nov.  1888. 

WYLD,  Henry,  1825-9.  CI.  3-0.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  James  Wyld  of  Gilston, 
Merchant,  Leith. 

1833-44  in  H.E.I.C.S.  (Marine  Service), 
afterwards  coffee-planting  in  Ceylon  ;  sub- 
sequently (1851-62)  again  in  the  Marine 
Service;  m.  1859  Constance  Kennedy;  d. 
II  March  1880. 

YOUNG,  Thomas,  1824-5.  CI.  2.  b. 
1812  ;  s.  of  Archibald  Young,  Farmer, 
Inglistone. 


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ATKINSON,  John,  1828-30.  CI.  5-6. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Henry  Atkinson, 
Madras. 

AUCHINLECK,  Gilbert,  1825-31.  CI. 
2-7.  b.  1813  ;  s.  of  Samuel  Auchin- 
leck,  Mary  Place. 

BAIRD,  John  WilHam,  1826-30.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1814;  s.  of  Patrick  C.  Baird, 
Melville  Street. 

BALFOUR,  Buchanan,  1824-8.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  27  May  1816  ;  s.  of  John  Balfour, 
23  Pilrig  Street. 

Shipping  Agent  in  London  ;  m.  Frances 
Elizabeth  Hazell,  dau.  of  banker,  Maidstone, 
Kent ;   d.  5  Nov.  1894. 

BALFOUR,  James,  became  James 
Balfour-Melville  in  1893, 1824-30.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  17  Feb.  1815  ;  s.  of  James 
Balfour,  W.S.,  of  Pilrig. 

W.S.  1839 ;  S.  to  Strathkinness  and  took 
name  of  Melville,  1893  ;  m.  1844  Eliza 
Ogilvy,  dau.  of  James  Heriot  of  Ramornie, 
W.S. ;  d.  14  May  1898  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  v. 
104. 

BLAGRAVE,  Charles,  1824-31.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Charles  George  Bla- 
grave,  Lynedoch  Place. 

BLAIR,  John,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1815  ;    s.    of   Maj.  Patrick  G.    Blair, 


(Madras  Art.),  Lynedoch 


H.E.LC.S. 

Place. 

M.A.  Durham  Univ.  ;  ordained,  1838 ; 
C.  St.  Mary's,  Scarborough,  1838  ;  C.  St. 
Martin's-in-the-Fields,  Everton,  Liverpool, 
1844;  C.  New  Shoreham;  P.C.  Ch.  Ch., 
Skipton,  1846  ;  C.  and  V.  Brorapton,  Scar- 
borough, 1849  ;  afterwards  in  charge  at 
Langton,  near  Malton,  1861 ;  m.  1840  Harriet 
Ann,  dau.  of  Alexander  Kennedy,  M.D.  ;  d. 
1865. 

BOGLE,  Hamilton,  1824-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
1814  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Bogle,  Cashier, 
Roy.  Bank,  St.  Andrew  Square. 

BONAR,  John  William,  1824-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  15  May  1812  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Bonar 
of  Craigleith  Hill,  Merchant. 

Went  to  Australia,  and  later  to  N.Z., 
where  he  became  a  settler  near  Helensville, 
Auckland,  and  Coroner  for  the  dist. ;  d. 
10  Jan.  1879. 

BOWERBANK,  Lewis,  1826-8.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1814 ;  s.  of  Lewis  Bowerbank, 
Pitt  Street. 

BRIDGES,  William,  1824-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Francis  Bridges, 
Sec.  Norwich  Union  Insur.  Soc. 

BROWN,  James,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1813  ;  s.  of  Walter  Brown  of  Currie, 
Curric  House,  Gorebridgc. 

m.  Jessie  Cunningham  ;   d.  6  July  1878. 


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BROWN,  James  Adam  M'KerrclI,  1824- 
30.  CI.  1-6.  b.  1813  ;  s.  of  James 
Brown,  Accountant,  94  George  Street. 

Assumed  the  name  of  M'Kerrell  as  heir- 
gen,  of  the  family  of  M'Kerrell  of  Hill- 
house,  Co.  Ayr  ;  m.  Madeleine,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Alex.  HUl,  D.D.,  Prof,  of  Divinity  in 
Univ.  of  Glasg.  ;   d.  i  June  1896. 

BRO\^^S^,  Thomas,  1827-30.  CI.  4-G. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  James  Brown,  North 
St.  David  Street. 

BRYAN,  Roland,  1824-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  William  Bryan,  28  North- 
umberland Street. 

BUCHANAN,  John,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Capt.  John  Buchanan, 
64  George  Street. 

BUCHANAN,  Neil  Snodgrass,  1826-9. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  29  Jan.  1814  ;  s.  of  David 
Snodgrass  Buchanan  of  Cunningham- 
head. 

Of  Cunninghamhead ;  Capt.  93rd  Highs. ; 
Ensign,  1835;  ret.  as  Capt.  1851  ;  m.  Eliza- 
beth Jane  Griffiths;  d.  21  July  1863. 

BURN,  Hugh,  1825-9.     CI.  2-4.    b.  1812  ; 

s.  of  Hugh  Burn,  North  Berwick. 

CADELL,  Alexander  Tod,  1824-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Col.  George  Cadell, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Madras  Army. 

Lt.-Gen.  Roy.  Madras  Art. ;  2nd  Lt. 
R.A.  (Madras),  1834;  Lt.  1841 ;  Brev.  Capt. 
1849;  Capt.  1854;  Lt.-Col.  1S61;  Brev. 
Col.  1866;  Col.  1869;  Maj.-Gen.  1877;  Lt.- 
Gen.  1878.  War  Services  :  served  throughout 
the  Chinese  e.xped.  of  1840-2,  including  the 
capture  of  Chusan,  attack  on  Chuenpee, 
capture  of  the  Bogue  Forts,  attack  on  the 
heights  of  Canton,  capture  of  Shanghai,  and 
Chin  Kiang  Foo  (medal)  ;  also  during  the 
Indian  Mutiny  (medal)  ;  m.  1850  Fanny 
I.  Archer  ;   d.  14  July  1885. 

CAMPBELL,  Archibald,  1824-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Capt.  A.  M.  Campbell, 
R.A.,  27  Warriston  Crescent. 

CARNEGIE,  Dalrymple,  1824-30.  CI. 
1-6.  s.  of  Capt.  D.  Carnegie,  8 
Bellevue  Crescent. 

CARNEGIE,  David,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  David  Carnegie, 
Surg.,  25  Stafford  Street. 

CARNT:GIE,  James,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1815 ;  s.  of  James  Carnegie  of 
Balnamoon. 

CHALMERS,  .John,  1825-9.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  1813  ;  s.  of  David  Chalmers,  Baker, 
48  London  Street. 


COCKBURN,  Archibald  William,  1824- 
30.  CI.  1-6.  b.  1  Dec.  1814;  s.  of 
Henry  Cockburn  (Lord  Cockburn), 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice. 

M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E. ;  Doctor  in  Lond. ;  on 
giving  up  practice  was  appointed  Govt. 
Insp.  Lunatic  .\syls. ;  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  James 
Balfour  of  Pilrig  ;    d.  13  Jan.  1862. 

COCKBURN,  Henry,  1826-30.     CI.  8-6. 
b.  1814  ;    s.  of  Montague  Cockburn, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Caroline  Park. 
m.  Miss  S.  Craigie. 

COCKBURN,  James,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Henry  Cockburn  (Lord 
Cockburn),  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of 
Justice. 

m.  Mary  Anne  Boyson  ;  d.  1885. 

COCKBURN,  Robert,  1826-30.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1813  ;  s.  of  Montague  .Cockburn, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Caroline  Park. 

COUSIN,  William,  1824-8.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
29  Oct.  1812 ;  s.  of  John  Cousin, 
Builder,  Jamaica  Street ;  Dux  of 
CI.  2,  3,  and  4,  1826,  1827,  1828. 

Univ.  Edin.  ;  ordained  in  Ch.  of  Scot.  ; 
Min.  Boston  Ch.,  Duns  ;  left  Ch.  of  Scot, 
at  Disruption  ;  Min.  Presb.  Ch.,  Brompton, 
Lond.,  1844-50;  F.  Ch.,  Irvine,  1850-g; 
Melrose,  1S59-78  ;  m.  Anne  Ross,  o.c.  of 
David  Ross  Cundell,  M.D.  Edin.  ;  d.  i  Aug. 
1883. 

DICKSON,  James,  1827-9.  CI.  4,  5.  b. 
1813  ;  s.  of  .\rchibald  Dickson,  Clare- 
mont  Street. 

DOUGLAS,  Archibald,  1824-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  1817 ;  s.  of  Archibald  Douglas, 
Advocate. 

DOUGLAS,  David,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Douglas,  St. 
Andrew  Square. 

DOUGLAS,  William,  1824-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
1817  ;  s.  of  William  Douglas,  Portrait 
Painter,  13  Hart  Street;  d.  1825. 

DRUMMOND,  Charles  Home,  1825-8. 
CI.  5a-7.  b.  1816;  s.  of  Henry  Home 
Drvimmond  of  Blair  Drummond,  M.P. 

Cornet  2nd  Life  Guards,  1834  ;  Lt.  1836; 
ret.  1843  ;  m.  Lady  .\nne  Georgina  Douglas, 
8th  dau.  of  Charles,  5th  Marquess  of  Queens- 
berry  ;   d.  1891. 

DRYSDALE,  Adolphus  Sceales,  1824-9. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  31  March  1816;  s.  of 
John  Drysdale  of  Viewfield,  Lasswade, 

Merchant  in  China  ;   d.  1844. 


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23 


DRYSDALE,  Alexander,  1824-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  31  March  1814;  s.  of  John 
Drysdale  of  Viewficld,  Lasswade. 

Went  to  Fergus,  Upper  Canada,  and 
settled,  1835;  Mag.,  Mem.  of  Munc.  Councils 
of  township  and  county  ;  Lt.-Col.  3rd 
Wellington  Mil.  ;  in  1864  returned  to  Scot- 
land, and  in  1865  S.  to  property  of  Torring- 
ton  in  Lincolnshire  and  Castellan,  Dunbar, 
East  Lothian;  J. P.  for  East  Lothian;  ra. 
1840  Janet,  2nd  dau.  of  Alex.  Ding^vall 
Fordyce,  Pulmore,  Arthur's  Seat,  Aberdeen, 
latterly  of  Lescraigie,  Fergus,  Ont.,  Canada; 
d.  26  Oct.  1891. 

DUNCAN,  Thomas,  1824-31.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Duncan  of 
Grenada,  W.I.,  78  Great  King  Street. 

m.  Elizabeth  Mary  King  ;   d.  5  April  1887. 

DURIE,  Charles,  1824-5.  CI.  1.  b.  1 
Aug.  1816 ;  s.  of  Capt.  Durie  of 
Craigluscar. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  m.  Christine  Ronaldson, 
Dunfermline  ;   d.  1  March  1845. 

EWART,  Peter,  1824-7.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  David  Ewart,  Dep.  Clerk 
of  Chancery. 

FORM  AN,  George,  1824-31.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  8  June  1817  ;  s.  of  John  Forman, 
W.S.,  of  Staffa. 

Merchant  in  Leith  ;  ra.  1844  Elizabeth  G. 
Richardson;    d.  11  Jan.  1846. 

FORMAN,  John,  1824-7.  CI.  1-3.  s.  of 
Robert  Forman,  Clothier,  Dunnerhill. 

GODDARD,  William  M.,  1824-8.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1814  ;  s.  of  William  Goddard, 
Merchant,  Leith. 

Merchant,  Leith  ;   d.  18G0. 

GORDON,  Charles,  1824-31.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1817 ;  s.  of  William  Gordon  of 
Halmyres,  35  Drummond  Place. 

Addiscombe,  1834-5;  Maj.  H.E.I.C.S. 
{Bengal  Army)  ;  kUled  during  the  advance 
against  Delhi  ;  Ensign  74th  B.N.I.  1835  ; 
Lt.  1837  ;  Capt.  1847  ;  m.  Miss  Buchanan, 
Glasg.  ;  d.  II  May  1857. 

GORDON,  Robert  Haldane,  1824-32. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  7  March  1816 ;  s.  of 
James  Farquhar  Gordon,  W.S.,  9 
Heriot  Row. 

d.  31  March  1843. 

GORDON,  WilHam,  1824-8..  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Gordon,  24 
Great  King  Street. 

GRANT,  Hamilton,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Capt.  H.  Grant,  late 
78th  Regt.,  10  Mary  Place. 


GREIG,  WiUiam  J.,  1824-30.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  Sebastian  Holford 
Greig,  Merchant,  Madras, 

HAMILTON,    James,    1824-9.     CI.    1-5. 
b.  1816  ;    s.  of  Dr.  James  Hamilton, 
28  St.  Andrew  Square,  Prof,  of  Mid- 
wifery, Edin.  Univ. 
Eton. 

HAMILTON,  James  Alexander,  1824-8. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1816 ;  s.  of  James 
Hamilton,  W.S.,  of  Kames,  Holyrood 
House. 

HAMILTON,  Richard  Wynne,  1824-30. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1817 ;  s.  of  James 
Hamilton,  W.S.,  of  Kames,  Holyrood 
House. 

HARDYMAN,  John  Hay,  1824-8.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  2  July  1814  ;  s.  of  Capt.  W.  H. 
Hardyman,    H.E.I.C.S.,    5    Howard 

Place. 

W.S.  1838 ;  Ass.  Extractor  Court  of 
Session,  1853-71  ;  m.  1861  Annabella 
Gibson,  dau.  of  William  Paton,  Armagh  ;  d. 
9  Feb.  1871. 

HOPKIRK,    James,     1824-8.     CI.     1-4, 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Jas.  Glassford  Hopkirk, 
W.S.,  75  Great  King  Street, 
d.  27  April  1835. 

HORSBURGH,  Bethune,  1826-31.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Horsburgh, 
Warriston  Crescent. 

HORSBURGH,  Charles  Bell,  1826-8. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  1813  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Hors- 
burgh, Warriston  Crescent. 

Ensign  5th  B.N.I.  1835  ;   d.  Sept.  1843. 

HOWE,  Henry,  1824-6.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1812  ;  s.  of  Henry  Howe  of  Calcutta. 

HOWE,  Thomas,  1824-8.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1815  ;   s.  of  Henry  Howe  of  Calcutta. 

HUNT,  John,  1828-30.  CI.  5,  6.  b. 
13  Feb.  1816  ;  s.  of  James  Hunt  of 
Pittencrieff. 

Of  Pittencrieff;  Advocate,  1840;  d.  10 
June  1841. 

HUNTER,  Alexander,  1824-31.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  19  May  1816  ;  s.  of  Richard  Hunter, 
H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal. 

M.D.  Edin.;  Surg. -Maj.  Madras  Army ; 
Ass.  Surg.  1843  ;  Surg. -Maj.  1863  ;  ret. 
1873  ;  m.  1843  Jane  Mary  Patton ;  d.  7 
Jan.  1890. 


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MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1824-31 


HUNTP:H,  Richard,  1824-31.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  15  .July  1816  ;  s.  of  Capt.  James 
Hunter  of  Thurston. 

Col.  7th  Regt.  Madras  Cav. ;  Maj.  1854 
(East  Indies)  ;  m.  Hannah,  y.  dau.  of 
Richard  Watt  of  Bishop  Burton,  Co.  Yorks ; 
d.  8  July  1885. 

HUTCHISON,  William,  1824-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  John  Hutchison,  late 
of  Trinidad. 

INGLIS,  Andrew,  1824-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
1814  ;  s.  of  John  Inglis,  Builder,  4 
Circus  Place. 

INGLIS,  William,  1824-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
1814  ;  s.  of  John  Inglis,  Builder,  4 
Circus  Place. 

INVERARITY,  David,  1824-32.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  27  May  1816  ;  s.  of  James  Invcr- 
arity,  18  Melville  Street,  afterwards 
of  Rosemount,  Montrose. 

Cornet  16th  Lt.  Drag.  1832  ;  Lt.  i6th 
(Queen's  Own)  Lancers ;  killed,  28  May  1839, 
near  Candahar  during  the  first  Afghan  War. 

IRVING,  Archibald  Stirling,  1824-31. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1817  ;  s.  of  John  Irving, 
W.S.,  1  North  Charlotte  Street. 

Publications  :  Poems,  edited  by  the  Rev. 
Wilham  Murray  (2  vols.),  m.  Helen,  dau. 
of  Rev.  William  Laing;  d.  1852. 

IRVING,  George  Vere,  of  Newton,  1824- 
31.  CI.  1-7.  b.  9  Oct.  1816  ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Irving,  Advocate,  Prof, 
of  Civil  Law,  afterwards  the  Hon. 
Lord  Newton,  Senator  of  the  Coll. 
of  Justice. 

Advocate,  1837;  S.  father  in  the  estate 
of  Newton,  1832 ;  F.S.A.  Scot. ;  Vice-Pres. 
of  Brit.  Archaeological  Assoc.  ;  Capt.  of 
Camwath  Troop  of  Yeo.  Publicatioiis  : 
The  Upper  Ward  of  Lanarkshire,  Described 
and  Delineated  (3  vols.  1864),  and  various 
legal  works,  m.  1842  Leah  Isaac  ;  d.  29 
Oct.  1869. 

JARDINE,  John,  1825-7.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Sir  Alex.  Jardine,  6th 
Bart,  of  Applegirth. 

Army;  ret.  as  Capt.  1839;  Ensign  ist  Ft. 
1835  ;  Lt.  1838  ;  emigrated  to  Queensland ; 
m.  1837  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Capt.  Henry 
William  Craig,  R.M.  ;  d.  1874. 

KENNEDY,  John,  1824-31.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  22  .\ug.  1816  ;  s.  of  John  Kennedy, 
W.S.,  of  Underwood,  Ayrshire,  and 
AUerton,  Lancashire. 

W.S.  1844  ;  S.  to  Underwood,  1862  ;  J.P. 
Co.  Ayr;  Mem.  Roy.  Companj'  of  Archers; 
m.  1 85 1  Margaret  Elizabeth,  dan.   of  Colin 


Macrae  of  Inverinate,  Ross-shire;  d.  28  Jan. 
1902 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ix.  74. 

KINNIBURGH.  Joseph,  1824-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1814 ;  s.  of  Robert  Kinni- 
burgh  of  the  Deaf  and  Dumb  Institu- 
tion. 

LEITCH,  John,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1814 ;  s.  of  James  Frisby  Leitch, 
1  Lynedoch  Place. 

LOGAN,  William  Hugh,  1824-8.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1814 ;  s.  of  William  Logan.  33 
Scotland  Street. 

Banker,  Berwick-on-Tweed ;  Sheriff  of 
Berwick,  1857  ;  Mayor  of  Berwick,  i860  and 
1862  ;  afterwards  jt.  lessee  with  J.  B.  Howard 
of  the  Theatre  Royal,  Edin.,  for  which  he 
wrote  a  number  of  pantomimes ;  d.  1887. 

LYON,  George,  1824-31.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
8  Oct.  1815 ;  s.  of  George  Lyon, 
W.S.,  of  Wester  Ogil. 

Agent  of  Commercial  Bank  at  Forfar ; 
J.P.  Forfarshire  ;  Hon.  Sheriff  Sub.  ;  first 
Chm.  of  Sch.  Bd.,  Forfar;  m.  1853  Christian, 
dau.  of  Rev.  Dr.  Andrew  Thomson,  Min. 
of  St.  George's  Church,  Edin. ;  d.  1888. 

MACAULAY,  James,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1817 ;  s.  of  Dr.  Macaulay,  14 
Charlotte  Street,  Leith. 

M.A.,  M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.S.  Edin. 
1836;  F.R.C.S.E.  1850;  in  1850  aban- 
doned medical  for  literary  work,  and  became 
Jt.  Ed.  of  the  Literary  Gazette,  1858 ; 
became  Ed.  of  the  Leisure  Hour  and  the 
Sunday  at  Home  ;  founded  the  Boy's  Own 
Paper  and  the  Girl's  Own  Paper ;  ret. 
from  editorship  of  the  Leisure  Hour,  1895, 
at  the  age  of  78 ;  had  been  for  over  forty 
years  Ed.  in  Chief  of  all  the  Religious 
Tract  Society's  publications ;  d.  18  June 
1902;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ix.  129. 

M'BEAN,   John,    1824-30.     CI.    1-6.     b. 

1817  ;  s.  of  Col.  M'Bean,  Silvermills. 

MACGILL,  William,  1824-6.    CI.  1,  2.    b. 

1818  ;    s.  of  John  MacGill,   Flesher, 
33  Howe  Street. 

MACKAY,  Alexander,  1824-9.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  16  Feb.  1815  ;  s.  of  James  Mackay, 
24  Forth  Street. 

W.I. Merchant;  m. Marie  ThereseBiguniot; 
d.  14  Sept.  1856. 

MACKENZIE,  Evan,  1824-8.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Sir  Colin  Mackenzie, 
1st  Bart,  of  Kilcoy. 

S.  father  as  2nd  Bart,  of  Kilcoy  in  1845 ; 
fmly.  Merchant  in  Lond. ;  J.P.  and  D.L. 
Ross-shire ;  m.  1844  Sarah  Anna  Philo- 
mena,  dau.  of  J.  Parker;  d.  12  Dec.  1883. 


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25 


M'KENZIE,  James,  1827-9.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1813  ;  s.  of  Capt.  John  M'Kenzie, 
Scotland  Street. 

MACKENZIE,  William,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  William  Mackenzie, 
W.S.,  of  Muirton. 

MACKINTOSH,  John,  1824-9.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1813  ;  s.  of  Dr.  John  Mackintosh, 
31  Albany  Street. 

MACKINTOSH,  Robert,  1824-32.  01. 
1-6.  b.  1817;  s.  of  Dr.  John  Mackin- 
tosh, 31  Albany  Street. 

MACLEOD,  James,  1826-8.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  James  MacLeod  of 
Raasay. 

Went  to  Australia,  where  the  family  is 
said  to  have  died  out. 

M'NAB,  James,  1825-7.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
1811  ;  s.  of  Alex.  M'Nab,  Cupar,  Fife. 

MACNAGHTEN,  Steuart,  1826-31.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  20  June  1815 ;  s.  of  Sir 
Francis  Macnaghten,  St.  Bernard's 
Bower  ;  Dux  of  School,  1881. 

M.A.  Dublin  Univ.  ;  of  Bittern  Manor, 
Hants;  Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  1839;  Reporter  in 
Lord  Chancellor's  Court;  Kt.  1890;  Chm. 
of  the  Southampton  Docks  Co. ;  took  a 
leading  part  in  Art.  Vol.  movement  in 
Hampshire  ;  was  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  that 
county;  d.  28  June  1895 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
ii.  107. 

MACNISH,  Arthur,  1826-31.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  William  Macnish,  M.D., 
2  Scotland  Street. 

MAITLAND,  Stewart  Cairns,  1824-31. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Mait- 
land.  Advocate  (Lord  Dundrennan), 
35  Charlotte  Square. 

Of  Dundrennan,  Kirkcudbrightshire  ;  m. 
1841  Margaret  Shippen,  dau.  of  Dominick 
Lynch,  Galway  and  N.Y.  ;   d.  1868. 

MILLER,  Alexander  Penrose,  1826-7. 
CI.  3.  b.  23  Dec.  1817  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Miller  of  Glenlee,  Advocate,  4  Shand- 
wick  Place. 

Maj.  92nd  Highs.  ;  Ensign  1836 ;  Lt. 
1839;  Capt.  1846;  ret.'  1847;  was  sub- 
sequently employed  in  Mil.  Prison  Dept.  ; 
Insp.  of  Prisons  in  Canada ;  Gov.  of  Mil. 
Prison  at  Aldershot  when  the  camp  was 
established  ;  Gov.  of  Mil.  Prison  at  Dublin  ; 
Gov.  of  Mil.  Prison  at  Aldershot,  where  he 
died ;  m.  Julia  Monica,  dau.  of  S.  Shiel  of 
Ballyshannon  ;   d.  18  Sept.  1880. 

MONRO,  William,  1824-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1815  ;     s.   of   Dr.   Alexander   Monro, 


Prof,  of  Anat.  and  Pract.  Surg.,  121 
George  Street. 

Capt.  79th  Highs.  ;  Adj.  Galloway  Vol. 
Rifles;  Ensign  1834;  Lt.  1837;  Capt.  1842; 
ret.  1854;  m. 

MORE,  George,  afterwards  George  More- 
Gordon,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6.  b.  21 
March  1816 ;  s.  of  John  Shank 
More,  Advocate,  19  Great  King  Street. 

Of  Charleton;  W.S.  1838;  m.  1848  Janet, 
dau.  of  Harry  Gordon,  Liverpool ;  d.  6 
Nov.  1899. 

MORRISON,  John,  1824-6.  CI.  1,2.  b. 
1814 ;  s.  of  Maj.  David  Morrison, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  8  Brandon  Street. 

MORRISON,  WiUiam,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Maj.  David  Morrison, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  8  Brandon  Street. 

MORTON,  Thomas  Charles,  1828-30. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  20  Dec.  1813 ;  s.  of 
Capt.  Wm.  Morton,  Bengal  R.E. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Barr.  1836 ;  Calcutta  Bar, 
1837-53;  portrait  (1853)  in  the  Academy 
Hall ;  m.  1841  Mary  Geraldine,  dau.  of 
Justin  MacCartieof  Carrignavar;  d.  28  Aug. 
1855- 

MURRAY,  George,  1824-8.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1814 ;  s.  of  Baron  Sir  Patrick 
Murray  of  Ochtertyre,  Bart. 

Capt.  in  Army  ;  latterly  British  Resident 
at  Ithaca  and  Chief  of  Police  at  Corfu, 
Ionian  Islands  ;  52nd  Ft.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1830  ; 
Lt.  1834;  Capt.  1839;  h.p.  1848;  d.  24 
Feb.  1866. 

MURRAY,  Thomas  Graham,  1824-31. 
CI. 1-7.  b.  24  Nov.  1816;  s.  of  Andrew 
Murray  of  Murrayshall,  Perthshire, 
Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Abei-deen,  34 
Heriot  Row. 

Of  Stenton;  W.S.  1838;  Crown  Agent, 
1866-8;  D.L.  for  City  of  Edin. ;  Hon.  LL.D. 
Edin.  Univ.;  Dir.  E.A.  1874-80;  m.  1848 
Caroline,  dau.  of  John  Tod,  W.S.,  of  Kirkhill ; 
d.  10  March  1891 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  136. 

MYLNE,  James,  1824-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  James  Mylne,  Montague 
Street. 

NAPIER,  Alexander,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  2  Aug.  1814  ;  s.  of  Prof.  Macvey 
Napier,  W.S.,  P.C.S.,  Ed.  of  the 
Edinburgh  Review. 

M.A.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  took  Holy 
Orders,  1841  ;  for  short  time  C.  at  Beverley, 
whence  he  went  to  Holkham,  Norfolk,  first 
as  C.  ;  V.  1847,  and  held  the  living  till  his 
death  ;  he  was  also  Priv.  Chap,  and  Libr.  to 
the  late  E.  of  Leicester ;  for  the  Cambridge 


26 


MR.  CAUMICIIAEL'S  CLASS,  1821-31 


Press  he  edited  Barrow's  Theological  Works 
(published  in  1859  in  9  vols.);  also  edited 
Boswell's  Life  of  Johnson  (pubhshed  in  1S84 
in  4  vols.) ;  m.  Robina,  dau.  of  Rev.  Joseph 
Cotterill,  V.  of  Blakeney,  Norfolk ;  d.  i 
Aug.  1887. 

OLIPHANT,  John  Hope,  1824-6.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  8  June  1815  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col. 
James  Stewart  Oliphant  of  Rossie, 
Perthshire. 

d.  1831. 

OLIVER,  Benjamin,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1817 ;  s.  of  Benjamin  Oliver, 
Comm.  '  P.  of  Wales,'  Roy.  Cruiser. 

OLIVER,  John,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  Benjamin  Oliver,  Comm. 
'  P.  of  Wales,'  Roy.  Cruiser. 

O'TOOLE,  Robert,  1824-8.  ,  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1814;  s.  of  Maj.  O'Toole,  23 
AVarriston  Crescent. 

PATERSON,  Robert,  1824-8.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  13  Sept.  1815 ;  s.  of  Robert 
Patcrson,  Madeira  Street,  Leith. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  L.R.C.S.E.,  F.R.C.P.E.  ; 
Phys.  Roy.  Inf.  Edin. ;  1872  Pres.  R.C.P.E. ; 
1874  Pres.  Harveian  Soc. ;  Vice-Pres.  Med.- 
Chirurg.  Soc.  Edin.  ;  published  in  1874 
Memorials  of  Prof.  Syme  ;  m.  Eliza  Farnie, 
Burntisland;  d.  15  May  1889. 

PATERSOX,  William,  1824-6.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1817 ;  s.  of  William  Paterson, 
Merchant. 

PATISON,  John,  1824-80.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1817 ;  s.  of  William  Patison,  Merchant, 
Pirniefield,  Leith. 

d.  in  Australia. 

PATTERSON,  John,  1824-8.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  John  Patterson  of  the 
Edin.  Foundry,  10  Gayfield  Square. 

PAUL,  John,  1824-7.  CI.  1-3.  b.  1815  ; 
s.  of  Robert  Paul,  W.S.,  1  Drummond 
Place. 

PHILIP,  David,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1815;  s.  of  David  Philip,  Baker,  26 
Couper  Street,  Leith. 

PILLANS,  Matthew,  1825-30.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  1815 ;  s.  of  James  Pillans  of 
Myres  Castle,  Auchtermuchty. 

Went  to  India ;  took  up  mercantile 
pursuits  ;  served  through  the  Mutiny  as  a 
volunteer ;  finally  settled  in  Calcutta  in 
business  ;  m.  Margaret  M'Lean,  dau.  of 
Col.  M'Lean,  H.E.I.C.S.  ;   d.  c.  1863. 


POOLE,  George,  1825-8.  CI,  2-4.  b. 
1812 ;  s.  of  G.  W.  Poole,  Gray's  Inn, 
Lond. 

PRESCOTT,  Robert,  1825-31.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  3  Dec.  1813  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Serjeant- 
son  Prescott,  5th  D.G. :  1st  English 
Prose,  1st  French  Scholar,  1st  French 
Comp.  CI.  7,  1831. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  Mem.  of  Yorkshire 
Club,  York  ;  d.  21  Jan.  1886. 

RAINIE,  David,  1824-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  William  Rainie,  -■Account- 
ant, 10  Dublin  Street. 

Went  to  X.Z.  in  1856,  and  was  in  office 
of  Harvey  and  Smith,  Merchants,  Welling- 
ton ;  subsequently  farmed  near  New  Ply- 
mouth, N.Z.  ;   d.  c.  1908. 

RAMAGE,  James,  1828-9.  CI.  5.  b. 
1814  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Ramage,  Claremont 
Street. 

RATTRAY,  William,  1826-8.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1813  ;  s.  of  Col.  Rattray,  Shand- 
wick  Place. 


Ensign    72nd    Highs.    1832  ;    Lt. 
Capt.  S6th  Ft.  1841 ;   d.  1844. 


1836; 


REID,  Charles  W.,  1824-31.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  William  Reid,  Book- 
seller, Leith. 

Bank  of  Scot.,  Kirkcaldy ;  afterwards 
with  linen  manufacturers  in  Dunfermline ; 
d.  prior  to  1861. 

REID,  David,  1825-8.     CI.  2-4.     b.l811; 

s.  of  Capt.  Reid  of  Holm. 

Addiscombe,  1829-30 ;  Maj. -Gen.  R.A. 
(Bengal);  apptd.  1830;  2nd  Lt.  1835; 
Lt.  1839;  Capt.  1848;  Maj.  P.W.D.  1857; 
Lt.-Col.  1858;  Col.  1864;  Maj.-Gen.  1868; 
d.  29  Feb.  1876. 

REID,  George,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1817;  s.  of  Sylvester  Reid,  W.S., 
Clerk  of  Teinds." 

Surg,  in  Alloa,  thereafter  in  Edin.  ;  m. 
Elizabeth  Williamson,  dau.  of  James  Smith 
of  Whitehill,  M.D.  ;  d.  14  April  1852. 

ROSE,  Patrick,  1824-7.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Rose,  Blenheim 
Place. 

ROSE,  WiUiam,  1825-7,  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
1814  ;  s.  of  Patiick  Rose,  Blenheim 
Place. 

ROY,     Lewis,     1824-5.     CI.     1.     b.     20 
March  1816  ;    s.  of  William  Roy  of 
Nenthorn,  22  Drummond  Place, 
d.  5  May  1825. 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1824-31 


27 


RUSSELL,  John  Rutherford,  1824-31. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  28  April  1816  ;  s.  of 
James  Russell,  Prof,  of  Clin.  Surg, 
at  Edin.  Univ.,  30  Abereromby  Place. 

Homeopathic  Doctor;  practising  in 
Leamington,  then  in  Lend.  ;  m.  (i)  Harriet 
Renny  ;  (2)  Georgina  Maxwell ;  d.  22  Dec. 
1866. 

SANDEMAN,  Gordon,  1824-8.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Edward  Sandeman, 
8  Forth  Street. 


Business    in    Australia ; 
Eugenie  de  Satye  St.  Jean. 


m.     Erne.stine 


SAVIGNY,    John,     1824-o.     CI.     1.     b. 

1815  ;    s.  of  John  Savigny,  Farmer, 
Braid. 

SCOTT,  Alexander,  1824-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
14  April  1814  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Scott 
of  Myreside,  an  original  proprietor  of 
the  E.A. 

Farmer,  Beanston,  East  Lothian,  1836-82  ; 
Col.  Haddingtonshire  Regt.  of  Vols. ;  m. 
Rachel  Gibson  ;  d.  3  April  18S2. 

SCOTT,  Ebenezer  Erskinc,  1828-30.  CI. 
5,  6.  b.  28  March  1816  ;  s.  of  James 
Scott,  Accountant,  50  Queen  Street. 

Public  Accountant,  first  in  Dundee, 
afterwards  in  Lond.  ;  published  Tables 
of  Logarithms,  very  generally  used  in 
insurance  offices ;  also  a  genealogical  work 
on  the  families  of  Halcro  and  Erskine,  from 
whom  he  was  descended,  entitled  the 
Erskine-Halcro  Genealogy  ;  m.  1847  Kath- 
arine Ann,  dau.  of  Capt.  James  Neish, 
Dundee  ;   d.  20  Oct.  1902. 

SHEAFFE,  Percy,  1824-9.     CI.  1-6.     b. 

1816  ;    s.   of  Lt.-Gen.    Sir   Roger  H. 
Sheaffe,  Bart. 

d.  20  May  1834. 

SMITH,  Gilbert,  1824-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Smith,  Banker, 
Royal  Exchange,  and  2  ^loray  Place. 

E.L  Merchant ;  m.  Frances  I.  Aitken  ; 
d.  23  Dec.  1867. 

SPENS,    John,     1824-31.     CI.     1-7.     b. 
21  Jan.  1816  ;    s.  of  Thomas  Spens, 
M.D.,  14  Drummond  Place. 
Medical  Student;   d.  7  Feb.  1836. 

STEWART,  George,  1824-80.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  12  Sept.  1814  ;  s.  of  Lieut.  Leveson 
Douglas  Stewart,  R.N.,  5  Walker 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Farmer,  Kirkcudbrightshire; 
m.  1843  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Currie  of 
Newton  Airds,  Dumfries;  d.  13  Jan.  1893. 


STEWART,  John.  1824-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
10  Jan.  1813  ;  s.  of  Lieut.  Leveson 
Douglas  Stewart,  R.N.,  5  Walker 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Merchant  in  Liverpool  ;  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Richard  Thompson 
of  Nateby  Hall,  Lancashire  ;  d.  1 7  March 
1867. 

STEWART,  John,  1824-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1816  ;  s.  of  David  Stewart,  W.S.,  of 
Stewarthall,  Stirlingshire. 

STEWART,  John,  jun.,  1824-30.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1816;  s.  of  James  Stewart, 
Buccleuch  Place. 

STRONG,   John   P.,    1824-31.     CI.    1-7. 
b.  1814  ;    s.  of   Robert  Strong,  jun., 
Merchant,  17  Charlotte  Street,  Leith. 
Of  Clayton,  Fifeshire  ;   d. 

STUART,  Joseph  Gordon,  1824-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  11  June  1815  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Stuart,  Writer,  Circuit  Clerk  of 
Justiciary,  Edin.,  one  of  the  original 
proprietors  of  the  E.A. 

Aberdeen  Univ.  Arts  ;  Edin.  Univ.  Law  ; 
Flax  Spinner,  Balgonie,  Fifeshire ;  m. 
Catharine,  dau.  of  David  Booth ;  d.  30  Sept. 
1866. 

SWAN,  Benjamin,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  James  Swan,  W.S., 
53  York  Place. 

SWAN,  James,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1814  ;  s.  of  James  Swan,  W.S.,  53 
York  Place. 

SWINTON,  James  Rannie;  1826-31.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  11  April  1816  ;  s.  of  John 
Campbell  Swinton  of  Kimmerghame, 
Berwickshire. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Portrait  Painter,  Lond.  ; 
1844  exhibited  for  first  time  at  Royal 
Academy;  continued  for  thirty  years  most 
famous  and  popular  portrait  painter  of  his 
day ;  painted  inter  alia  Louis  Napoleon 
and  Archbishop  Tait ;  m.  1865  the  Hon. 
Blanche  Arthur  Georgina,  dau.  of  20th 
Lord  de  Ros  ;   d.  13  Dec.  1888. 


TAYLOR,   Archibald,   1824-9.     CI. 
b.  1816  ;   s.  of  William  Taylor. 


1-5. 


TODRICK,  Thomas,  1825-9.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  5  June  1814  ;  s.  of  Arch.  Todrick, 
Writer  and  Banker,  Haddington. 

Solicitor  and  Banker,  Haddington ; 
County  Pro:;.  Fis. ;  m.  Helen  William, 
dau.  of  George  Banks,  Merchant,  Hadding- 
ton ;  d.  30  Aug.  1890. 


28    MR.  MARRIOTT'S  (AFTERAVAHDS  DR.  CU.MMING'S)  CLASS,  1825-32 


TROTTER,  Charles,  1824-30.  CI.  1-G. 
b.  19  Aug.  1816  ;  s.  of  William  Trotter 
of  Ballindean,  Lord  Provost  of  Edin- 
burgh, 13  Abercromby  Place. 

Of  Woodhill,  Perthshire  ;  J. P.  and  D.L. 
Co.  Perth;  m.  (i)  Elizabeth  Dowbiggin ; 
(2)  Jane  Johnstone  ;   d.  27  July  1889. 

TROTTER,  Thomas  Coutts,  1824-7, 
1829-30.  CI.  1-3.  0-7.  b.  1816  ;  s.  of 
Archibald  Trotter,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Haileybury,  1834-5;  of  Bush,  etc.  (S.  his 
brother  Robert,  q.v.)  ;  B.C.S.  1836-65  ; 
Opium  Agent,  Behar ;  m.  (i)  1837  Harriet 
Augusta,  dau.  of  Henry  Shakespear,  Mem. 
Supreme  Council  in  India;  (2)  1839  Sophia 
Charlotte,  e.  dau.  of  John  William  Templer, 
H.E.I.C.S.;  d.  15  Dec.  1894. 

TYTLER,  Maurice  Eraser,  1828-9.     CI. 
5.     b.  1815  ;    s.  of  James  Tytler  of 
Woodhouselea,  W.S. 
Ensign  23rd  B.N.T. 

VEITCH,  James,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1816  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Veitch  of  Stewart- 
field,  Town  Clerk  of  Leith. 

Factor  at  Eliock,  Dumfriesshire  ;   d. 


WADDELL,  James,  1824-8. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  James 
Merchant,  Jamaica. 

WALKER,  James,  1828-9. 
1814  ;  s.  of  Col.  Walker, 
St.  David  Street. 


CI.    1-4. 
Waddell, 

CI.    5.     b. 
H.E.LC.S., 


WEBSTER,  Patrick,  1826-7.  CI.  3.  b. 
1814 ;  s.  of  James  Webster  of 
Balrudderj',  3  Gloucester  Place. 

d.  29  Aug.  1827. 

WEBSTER,  Thomas,  1826-7.     CI.  3.     b. 
1813 ;      s.     of    James     Webster     of 
Balruddery,  3  Gloucester  Place. 
Emigrated  to  Canada  ;   d.  2  Oct.  1844. 

WILSON,  Blair,  1825-9.  CI.  2-5.  b. 
1816  ;  s.  of  Prof.  W'ilson  (Christopher 
North),  6  Gloucester  Place. 

Magd.  Coll.  Oxon;  Libr.  and  Sec.  Edin. 
Univ. ;   d.  1871. 

WILSON.  William  John,  1824-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  14  Nov.  1815 ;  s.  of  Robert 
Sym  Wilson,  W.S.,  Cashier,  Roy. 
Bank  of  Scot. 

Sandhurst ;  Col.  43rd  M.N.I. ;  Maj.  1854 ; 
ret.  i860 ;  m.  Madelina,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas 
Dick  Lauder,  Bart. ;  d.  i  July  1893. 

WISHART,  James,  1824-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
16  Feb.  1815 ;  s.  of  James  Wishart, 
Merchant,  8  Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 

Merchant  in  Leith ;  m.  Mary  Anne 
Carlyle  ;   d.  23  Nov.  1887. 

WOOD,  W^illiam,  1824-31.     CI.  1-7. 

Roy.  Insur.  Co.,  Liverpool. 

YOUNG,  Henry,  1824-30.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1816 ;  s.  of  Henry  Young,  Wine 
Merchant,  Lond. 


MR.  MARRIOTT'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  CUMMING'S)  CLASS,  1825-32 


ALSTON,  Charles  Rowland,  afterwards 
Alston  Stewart,  1825-7.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1817 ;  s.  of  Maj.  James  Alston  of  Auch- 
inhard,  afterwards  Alston  Stewart  of 
Urrard. 

Wine  Merchant. 

ALSTON,  Dumfries  Crawford,  afterwards 
Alston  Stewart,  1825-7.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1816 ;  s.  of  Maj .  James  Alston  of  Auch- 
inhard,  afterwards  Alston  Stewart  of 
Urrard. 

ANDERSON,  James,  1829-31.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1816  ;   s.  of  Adam  Anderson. 

BALFOUR,  John,  1827-9.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
1814. 

BALLANTYNE.  John  Alexander,  1825-8, 
1831-2.  CI.  1-3,  7.  b.  1817;  s.  of 
James  Ballantyne,  Printer.  20  Clare- 
mont  Crescent. 


Printer,  Edin.  ;  m.  Frances  Barclay ;  d. 
20  Jan.  1861. 

BARTHOLOMEW,  George,  1825-6.  CI.  1. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  George  Bartholomew, 
Engraver,  6  Leopold  Place. 

Lie.  Ch.  of  Scot. ;  devoted  life  to  science ; 
was  for  some  years  Hon.  Sec.  of  Edin. 
Geolog.  Soc.  ;  d.  1870. 

BELL,  William  Hamilton,  1825-32.  CI, 
1-7.  b.  27  Feb.  1817  ;  s.  of  William 
Bell,  W.S.,  Crown  Agent,  1840-1. 

A.C.S.  and  Circuit  Clerk  of  Justiciary  ; 
m.  1862  Barbara  M'Laurin,  dau.  of  Alex- 
ander Monteath  of  Broich  and  Duchally, 
Perthshire;  d.  2  April  1890. 

BENNETT,    James,    1825-30.     CI.    1-5. 
b.  1814 ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Bennett,  W.S., 
16  Carlton  Street, 
d.  1839. 


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BENNETT,  William,  1825-31.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  William  Bennett,  W.S., 
16  Carlton  Street. 

BINNY,  John  William,  1825-32.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  John  Binny,  Great 
King  Street. 

BLAIR,  Edward  Hmitcr,  1826-8.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  24  March  1818  ;  s.  of  Sir 
David  Hunter  Blair,  Bart.,  of  Blair- 
quhan,  Ayrshire. 

S.  to  Blairquhan as  4th Bart.,  1857 ;  served 
in  R.N.  and  93rd  Highs. ;  Col.  Comdg.  Ayr- 
shire Art.  Vols. ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  Cos.  Ayr  and 
Wigtown ;  m.  1850  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  George 
Wauchope  ;  d.  7  Oct.  1896. 

BLAIR,  James  Hmiter,  1826-8.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  22  March  1817  ;  s.  of  Sir  David 
Hunter  Blair,  Bart. 

Lt.-Col.  Scots  Guards  ;  ist  Batt.  Scots 
Fus.  Guards  ;  Ensign,  1835  ;  Capt.  1848  ; 
had  local  rank  of  Lt.-Col.  when  he  was 
killed  at  Inkermann  ;  twice  wounded,  but 
still  led  his  Batt.  until  struck  a  third  time 
in  the  mouth,  which  wound  proved  mortal ; 
M.P.  for  Ayrshire,  1852-4;  d.  5  Nov.  1S54. 

BORTHWICK,  Archibald,   1825-9.     CI. 
1-5.     b.  1816  ;  s.  of  James  Borthwick, 
Hellesfield  House, 
d.  16  Aug.  1829. 


Edward,    1828-9.     CI.    4.     b. 
of    Maj.   Brown,    7  Atholl 


BROWN, 

1816  ;    s. 
Place. 

BRUCE,  JEneas,   1827-30.     CI.  3-5.     b. 

1817  ;    s.  of  Alexander  Bruce,  Cum- 
berland Street. 

BRUCE,  Charles,  1827-30.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1816 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Bruce,  Cum- 
berland Street. 

BRUCE,  John,  1828-30.  CI.  4,  5.  b, 
19  Nov.  1815  ;  s.  of  James  Bruce  of 
Powfoulis,  Stirlingshire. 

W.S.  1843  ;  m.  Jessie,  3rd  dau.  of  Robert 
Taylor  of  Broomland,  Kirkcudbrightshire; 
d.  8  Jan.  1899. 

BRUCE,    John,    1826-32,     CI.    2-6.     b. 
1817  ;    s.  of  John  Bruce,  16  Scotland 
Street, 
d.  1882. 

BRUCE,  William,  1826-32.  CI.  2-6.  b. 
1818;  s.  of  John  Bruce,  16  Scotland 
Street. 

BUCHANAN,  Ralph  Abcrcromby ,  1 825-7. 
CI.  1,  2.    b.  1817;  s.  of  Capt.  Thomas 


Buchanan,   H.E.I.C.S.,   11    Maitland 
Street. 

Lieut.  R.N.  1845;  d.  1856. 

CALDER,  Alexander,  1826-9.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  1815 ;  s.  of  Joseph  Calder,  6  Grove 
Street. 

CAMPBELL,  Alexander,  1825-31.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Camp- 
bell of  Hallyards. 

CAMPBELL,  Alexander  William,  1825-6, 
1828-31.  CI.  1,  4-7.  b.  1816;  s.  of 
Rev.  Alexander  Camj)bell,  Broughton 
Place. 

CAMPBELL,  Charles,  1828-31.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Duncan 
Campbell  of  Tan j ore. 

CAMPBELL,  CoHn,  1825-32.  CI,  1-7. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Campbell 
of  Hallyards. 

CAMPBELL,  John  A.,  1827-31.    CI.  3-6, 

b.  1814  ;    s.  of  Alexander  Campbell, 
Dundas  Street. 

CAMPBELL,  Montgomery,  1826-8.  CI. 
2-3.  b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Dougall  Camp- 
bell, Great  King  Street. 

CAMPBELL,  Robert,  1825-31.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Campbell  of 
Hallyards. 

CAMPBELL,  William  Alexander,  1828- 
32.  CI.  4-7.  b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Camp- 
bell of  Ormsary,  17  Heriot  Row. 

S.  to  Ormsary. 

CAMPBELL-RENTON,  Jolm,   1827-30. 
CI,   3-5.     b,   1814  ;   s.   of   Col.   Robt, 
Campbell  of  Mordington,  42nd  Highs. 
M.P.  for  Berwick-on-Tweed ;  d. 

CAMPBELL-RENTON,  William  Mark, 
1827-30.  CI.  3-5.  b.  1815 ;  s.  of 
Col.  Robt.  Campbell  of  Mordington, 
42nd  Highs. 

Capt.  26th  Regt.  (Cameronians)  ;  Ensign, 
1837;  Lt.  1839;  d. 

COCKBURN,  George  Fergusson,  1825-7, 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  Jan.  1818  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Coekburn  (afterwards  Lord  Cockburn), 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Haileybury,  1834-6;  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal, 
1836-66  ;  Comr.  of  Patna ;  res.  1866 ; 
ra.  Sarah  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Col.  Bishop, 
Bengal  Army  ;  d.  7  July  1866. 


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COCKBURN,  Janus  Horseford,  1825-9. 
CI.  l-I..  b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Walter 
Cockburn,  Merchant,  21.  Broughton 
Place. 

Kear-Adm.  R.N. ;  Navy,  1829  ;  Lieut. 
1840  for  distinguished  services  on  coast 
of  Syria,  where  as  Sen.  Mate  he  destroyed 
a  fort  near  Caifia  in  full  view  of  Egyptian 
army ;  Flag-Lieut,  on  Cape  of  Good  Hope 
Station,  1844-6;  Comm.  1846;  Capt.  1S50  ; 
Rear-Adm.  1866;  Comm.  -  in  -  Chief ,  E.L 
Station,  1S70-2;  d.  1872. 

COLT,  Frederick  Montagu,  1825-32.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  17  Nov.  1817  ;  s.  of  John 
Hamilton  Colt  of  Auldhame,  Seacliffe, 
Inveresk,  and  Gartsherrie. 

d.  25  June  1838. 

DEWIXD,  Joseph,  1825-8.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Dewind,  60th  Regt. 

DICKSON,  John,  1825-32.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
30  Oct.  1817  ;  s.  of  Walter  Dickson 
of  Monybuie,  W.S.,  3  Royal  Circus. 

W.S.  1843;  went  to  Perth  in  1848  (firm 
of  Mackenzie  and  Dickson,  W.S.)  ;  ret. 
1899 ;  m.  1852  Eliza  Jane,  dau.  of  Col. 
Alex.  M'Leod,  C.B. ;  d.  6  Dec.  1909;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  X.  So  and  xvii.  43. 

DIROM,  James,  1826-7.  CI.  2.  b.  15 
July  1815  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Gen.  Alexander 
Dirom  of  Mount  Annan. 

Rear-Adm.  R.N.;  Navy,  1829;  Lieut.  1841; 
Comm.  1852  ;  served  in  Baltic  and  Black 
Sea  during  Crimean  War;  P.-Capt.  1856; 
Rear-Adm.  1874 ;  medal  with  clasps  for 
service  during  Crimean  War ;  m.  (i)  Jane 
Catherine,  dau.  of  Alex.  Pearson  of  Luce  ; 
•  (2)  Isabella  Anne,  e.  dau.  of  E.  A.  Samuells, 
B.C.S.  ;  d.  12  Aug.  1878. 

DRYSDALE,  John  James,  1826-30.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  29  Nov.  1816;  s.  of  Sir 
William  Drysdale,  W.S.,  of  Pitteuchar, 
Lord  Provost  of  Edin. 

M.D.  and  L.R.C.S.E.  1838;  Homeo- 
pathic Doctor,  Liverpool ;  m.  (i)  Mary 
Boyd  ;    (2)  Emily  North  ;   d.  20  Aug.  1892. 

DRYSDALE,  Thomas,  1826-9,  CI.  2-4. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Sir  William  Drj'sdale, 
W.S.,  of  Pitteuchar,  Lord  Provost  of 
Edin. 

Planter  in  Timor ;  d. 

DUNBAR,  Henry,  1828-31.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  Prof.  Dunbar,  Queensferry 
Road. 

DUNCAN,  Frank,  1825-32.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  13  April  1817;  s.  of  Thomas 
Duncan  of  Grenada,  W.I.,  65  York 
Place. 

W.L  Merchant ;   d.  28  March  1853. 


DUNDAS,  Robert  Hamilton,  1825-6. 
CI.  1.  b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Gabriel  Hamil- 
ton Dundas  of  Duddingston,  Linlith- 
gowshire. 

EDDINGTON,  Smollett  Montgomerie, 
1828-9.  CI.  4.  b.  11  Sept.  1817; 
s.  of  Capt.  George  Eddington,  4  AVest 
Maitland  Street. 

37tl>  Regt.  and  78th  Highs.  ;  Hon.  Col. 
Argyll  and  Bute  Art. ;  of  Glencreggan,  Co. 
Argyll;  J. P.  and  D.L.  Co.  Argyll;  Ensign, 
1835;  Lt.  1838;  ret.  1843;  m.  (i)  1841 
Mary  Jane,  dau.  of  Capt.  John  Fleming, 
R.N.  ;  (2)  1S62  Isabella  Mary,  dau.  of 
Richard  Foreman  ;   d.  25  March  1905. 

FAIRBAIRN,  James,  1825-6.  CI.  1. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  John  Fairbairn,  Book- 
seller, 6  George  Street  and  25  Warriston 
Crescent. 

Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin.;  m.  Eliza  Smith, 
Liverpool ;   d.  May  1890. 

FAIRBAIRN,  John,  1825-7.  CI,  1,  2. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  John  Fairbairn,  Book- 
seller, 6  George  Street  and  25  Warriston 
Crescent. 

Engineer ;  d.  1885. 

FARQUHARSON,  Charles  Miller,  1827- 
31,  CI.  3-6.  b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Farquharson,  Jamaica. 

Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  1838  ;  Chief -Justice, 
Jamaica ;  m.  Miss  Spalding,  dau.  of  Dr. 
Hinton  Spalding,  Edin.  ;    d.  1890. 

FERGUSSON,  David,  1825-30.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1817;  s.  of  Hon.  Adam  Fergusson, 
Advocate,  of  Woodhill,  Canada. 

Went  to  Canada  in  1833,  and  settled  in 
Fergus,  Upper  Canada  ;  d.  i860. 

FERGUSSON,  John,  1825-9,  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Hon.  Adam  Fergusson, 
Advocate,  of  Woodhill,  Canada. 

Went  to  Canada  in  1833  ;  in  business  at 
Niagara  Falls ;  went  to  China  on  some 
business  enterprise,  and  died  there  i  July 
1849. 

FORBES,  Alexander  Penrose,  1825-32. 
CI,  1-7.  b.  1817;  s.  of  Lord  Medwyn, 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice,  17 
Ainslie  Place. 

Haileybury,  1834-6  (six  medals);  B.N.C. 
O.xon;  B.A.  1844;  M-A.  1846;  Boden  Univ. 
Schol.  for  Sanskrit,  1841;  H.E.I.C.S.  1836- 
44;  Asst.  Mag.  and  Coll.  at  Rajamundri  ; 
res.  1844 ;  1840  left  India  and  went  to 
O.xford;  in  1844  ordained  by  Bp.  of  Oxford, 
and  1847  consecrated  Bp.  of  Brechin;  1848 
D.C.L.  Oxon  ;  voluminous  writer  on  theo- 
logical and  spiritual  subjects.  Publications : 
Kalendars  of  Scottish  Saints;  Explanation 
of  the  39  Articles ;  and  Short  Explanation  of 
the  Nicene  Creed,    d.  8  Oct.  1875. 


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FORREST,  James,  1825-31.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1815 ;  s.  of  James  Forrest, 
Merchant,  Bennington. 

FORSYTH,  Charles,  1825-6.  CI.  1.  b. 
24  June  1816  ;  s.  of  Robert  Forsyth, 
Advocate,  11  Royal  Circus. 

Advocate,  1S37  ;  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Caithness, 
1848-9  ;    d.  22  Aug.  1849. 

FYERS,  William  Augustus,  1825-7.  CI. 
1.  2.  b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen.  Peter 
Fyers,  C.B. 

Lt.-Gen.,  K.C.B.  ;  Ensign  40th  Ft.  1834  ; 
Capt.  1841;  Maj.  1S55;  Lt.-Col.  1856;  Col. 
1864;  Maj.-Gen.  1S69;  Lt.-Gen.  1881;  served 
with  40th  Regt.  at  capture  of  Kurrachee, 
1839,  and  in  Candahar  and  Afghanistan, 
1841-2  (medal);  present  at  actions  of  Kale 
Shukh,  Kronje  Kuk,  Pangwaie,  Tiloo  Khan, 
Babo  Wallie,  and  relief  of  Khelat-i-Ghilzee, 
and  subsequently  Killa  Aziem,  Goaine, 
Ghuznee,  and  occupation  of  Cabul;  in  1850 
transferred  to  the  4th  Ft.,  and  from  it  to  the 
Rifle  Brigade,  with  which  he  served  in 
Crimean  War,  1854-5,  in  2nd  Batt.  ;  present 
at  Alma,  Sevastopol,  including  attack  on 
Redan,  8  Sept.  1854  (medal  with  two  clasps, 
brev.  of  Maj.  and  Lt.-Col.,  Kt.  of  the  Legion 
of  Honour ;  Turkish  medal,  5th  cl.  Medjidie) ; 
Indian  Mutiny,  1857-9;  commanded  2nd 
Batt.  at  Cawnpore ;  effected  a  junction 
with  Gen.  Wyndham's  force  by  a  forced 
march  of  forty-eight  miles  in  twenty-six 
hours  on  27  Xov.  1857,  ^^'^  next  day 
captured  two  guns  of  position  ;  commanded 
his  battalion  throughout  the  subsequent 
actions  under  Lord  Clyde,  including  the 
capture  of  Lucknow  (desp.,  medal  and 
clasp,  C.B.)  ;  K.C.B.  1S79  ;  apptd.  Col.  of 
the  68th  Durham  L.I.  1894;  ™-  1858  Mary 
Stuart,  dau.  of  Adm.  Evan  Nepean;  d.  10 
Nov.  1895. 

GIB,  John  Binny,  1825-9.     Cl.  1-3.     b. 

1815  ;   s.  of  Cohn  Gib,  R.N.,  20  Great 
King  Street. 

Ensign  6ist  Ft.  1836;  Lt.  1838;  ret. 
1843;  d. 

GIB,    Thomas,    1825-30.      Cl.    1-5.      b. 

1816  ;  s.  of  Colin  Gib,  R.N.,  20  Great 

King  Street. 

Went  to  Australia  ;  d. 

GORDON,  James  Farquhar,  afterwards 
Oswald,  1825-32.  Cl.  1-6.  b.  10 
May  1818  ;  s.  of  James  Farquhar 
Gordon,  W.S.,  9  Heriot  Row. 

Dublin  Univ. ;  S.  to  estate  of  Scotstoun 
and  took  the  name  of  Oswald,  1864 ; 
Ensign  35th  Ft.  1836;  L+  1839;  ret.  1843; 
ordained,  1847  (Dublin) ;  m.  1844  Thomazine 
Crawford  of  Lakelands,  Cork,  Ireland  ;  d. 
3  Jan.  1897. 

GORDON,  Jonn,  1828-31.  Cl.  4-6.  b. 
1818  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Gordon,  Clare- 
mont  Street. 


GORDON,  Thomas,  1825-31.  Cl.  1-4. 
b.  14  Feb.  1817  ;  s.  of  William  Gordon 
of  Deebank  and  Campbelton. 

W.S.  1840  ;  m.  1847  Eliza  Cecillia,  3rd 
dau.  of  George  Shaw  Brooke  of  Jaffna, 
Ceylon  ;   d.  9  Oct.  1876. 

GORDON,  William  Everard  Alphonso, 
1826-30.  Cl.  2-5.  b.  1817;  s.  of 
Alexander  Gordon  of  Auchlunies  and 
Ellon  Castle,  Aberdeenshire. 

Adm.  R.N. ;  C.B. ;  entered  Navy,  1830; 
passed,  1836;  served  in  Mediterranean  as  a 
Mid.  1836-42;  Lieut.  1842;  Comm.  1854; 
Capt.  i860;  ret.  1868;  Rear-Adm.  1876;  Vice- 
Adm.  i88i ;  Adm.  1884;  employed  on  shore 
in  Jamaica  during  insurrection  of  1832; 
Mate  of  'Cambridge'  at  Alexandria,  1841; 
commanded  boats  of  the  '  Inflexible  '  in  sup- 
pressing rebelUon  at  Wanganui,  N.Z.,  1847; 
attack  on  pirates  in  Hong-Kong,  1848;  served 
during  the  Kaffir  War,  1852-3  ;  comm.  '  Sans 
Pareil '  at  bombardment  of  Sebastopol,  1854, 
and  variously  employed  throughout  the  siege 
(Crimean  and  Turkish  medals,  Sebastopol 
clasp ;  Kt.  of  the  Legion  of  Honour,  5th  cl. 
Medjidie);  C.B.  1869;  J. P.  Aberdeenshire; 
d.  19  Aug.  1906. 

GOW,  Norman,  1825-7.  Cl.  1,  2.  b. 
1816 ;  s.  of  John  Gow,  Merchant, 
17  India  Place. 

GRANT,  William,  1826-9.  Cl.  2-4.  b. 
1814  ;  s.  of  James  Grant,  W.S.,  of 
Burnhall,  17  Duke  Street. 

GRIMES,  John,  1825-6.     Cl.  1.    b,  1816  ; 

s.    of   John   Grimes   of  the  Customs, 
6  Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 

HAMILTON,  George,  1825-6.     Cl.  1,     b. 

1816  ;    s.  of  Capt.  Thomas  Hamilton, 
16  Inverleith  Row. 

HAMILTON,  George  M.,  1825-6.  Cl.  1. 
b.  1816. 

HATTON,  Clarke,  1825-8.  Cl.  1-3.  b. 
1817;  s.  of  David  Hatton,  Print-seller, 
Somerset  Place,  Stockbridge. 

Translator  of  Foreign  Records,  Register 
Office,  Chancery  Lane,  Lond. ;  d.  1882. 

HATTON,  William,  1825-8.     Cl.  1-3.     b. 

1817  ;  s.  of  David  Hatton,  Print-seller, 
Somerset  Place,  Stockbridge. 

Wine  Merchant ;  Non-Com.  Scots  Greys  ; 
Gov.  of  Hamilton  Prison ;  m.  Jessie 
M'Lauchlan  ;   d.  1898. 

HEATLIE,  Hector  Purves,  1825-31,     Cl. 
1-6.     b.  1815  ;    s.  of  James  Heatlie, 
Writer,   Register  Office,   8  St.   Ber- 
nard's Row. 
d.  young. 

HENRY,  WilUam,  1825-6. 


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32    MH.  MARRIOTT'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  CUMMING'S)  CLASS,  1825-32 


HOGARTH,  Robert,  1825-8.   CI.  1-3.    b. 
10  Sept.  1816;  s.  of  George  Hogarth, 
,      W.S.,  2  Nelson  Street. 

Govt.  Service  in  W.I. ;  brother-in-law  of 
Charles  Dickens ;  d.  1843. 

HOGG,    William,    1825-9.     CI.    1-4.     b. 
1816  ;    s.  of  Thomas  Hogg,  6  Clarc- 
mont  Street. 
Wine  Merchant,  Lend.  ;   d.  1867. 

HOME,  Rodham,  1828-30.  CI.  4,  5.  b. 
1816 ;  s.  of  John  Home  of  Long- 
formacus. 

HOPKIRK,    John    William    Hamilton, 
1825-32.     CI.    1-7.     b.    1818;     s.    of 
James  Glassford  Hopkirk,  W.S.,  75 
Great  King  Street, 
d.  7  April  1 84 1. 

HORSBRUGH,  John,  1829-31.     CI.  5-6. 
b.   1815  ;    s.   of  Thomas  Horsbrugh, 
Sheriff  Clerk  of  Fifeshire. 
Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

HUNT,  James  Alexander,  1828-31.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  10  Oct.  1817  ;  s.  of  James 
Hunt  of  Pittencrieff. 

S.  to  Pittencrieff  and  I-ogie,  1858 ; 
J. P.  Fife  ;  m.  Helen,  dau.  of  Alex.  Gibson 
Maitland,  Adv.,  yr.  of  Chfton  Hall  and 
Kersie  ;   d.  10  Oct.  1890. 

HUNTER,    Richard,    1825-9.     CI.    1-4. 
b.    20    June    1817 ;     s.    of    Richard 
Hunter,  H.E.I.C.S.  Calcutta. 
W.S.  1838  ;  d.  July  1844. 

JOHNSTON,  James  Dunsmure,  1825-31. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  23  Oct.  1816  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
Henry  Johnston,  Surg.,  34  Queen 
Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  1837;  L.R.C.S.E. 
•  1836;  F.R.C.S.E.  1848;  Surg.  71st  and 
26th  Regt.  1847;  ret.  3  Feb.  1848;  J. P. 
for  Co.  of  Kirkcudbright;  m.  (i)  Helen 
M'Lachlan  Campbell;  (2)  Anna  Ramsay 
Douglas  ;   d.  16  May  1902. 

JONES,  Nathaniel  Walton,  1825-7.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1815 ;  s.  of  Arch.  Jones, 
West  Circus  Place. 

KER,  James,  1825-31.  CI.  1-6.  b.  2 
June  1817  ;  s.  of  James  Ker  of  Black- 
shiels,  24  Royal  Circus. 

School  in  England,  1831-4;  Mil.  Acad. 
Edin.  1834-6;  Ensign  19th  Regt.  1838;  Lt. 
1841;  Capt.  1846;  killed  at  Inkermann, 
5  Nov.  1854. 

KEY,  Charles  Hugh,  1829-31.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  Alex.  Key,  Merchant, 
Lond. 


Capt.    2nd    D.G.  ;     Cornet,     1838 ; 
1839;   Capt.  1848;   ret.  1849. 


Lt. 


LAMB,  George,  1826-7,  1828-30.  CI.  2, 
4,  5.  b.  1815 ;  s.  of  Col.  Lamb, 
St.  David  Street. 

LAMB,  John  Robert,  1825-8.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  4  April  1813 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Neilson  Lamb,  Leith. 

Grain  Merchant,  and  for  twenty-five  years 
Prussian  Consul  in  Glasg.,  at  end  of  which  time 
the  Emperor  William  i.  of  Germany  con- 
ferred on  him  the  Order  of  the  Red  Eagle 
in  recognition  of  his  services;  m.  Agnes, 
dau.  of  John  Smith  of  Aberdeen,  late  Surg. 
R.X. ;  d.  3  April  1895. 

LAMB,  William,  1825-8.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
28  May  1815  ;  s.  of  Alex.  Neilson 
Lamb,  Leith. 

Grain  Merchant  and  Shipper,  Dundee ; 
m.  1845  Sarah  Williamson  ;   d.  Nov.  1848. 

LAWSON,  Stephen,  1826-8.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1816;  s.  of  William  Lawson,  27 
Stafford  Street. 

LIDDERDALE,  WiUiam  Halliday,  1828- 
30.  CI.  4,  5.  b.  1815  ;  s.  of  James 
Lidderdale,  Lochbank,  Castle  Douglas. 

Agent  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot,  and 
Solicitor,  Castle  Douglas  ;  after  1878  in 
firm  of  Lidderdade  and  Gillespie ;  m.  Grace 
Ross,  dau.  of  Dr.  Hannav,  Glasg. ;  d.  21  Dec. 
1896. 

LOCH,  George,  1830-2.  CI.  6,  7.  b. 
1817 ;  s.  of  William  Loch,  Saxe- 
Coburg  Place. 

Haileybury,  1832-3  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  1834-73  ; 
Judge  of  S.D.N.A.  and  High  Court,  Calcutta ; 
d.  March  1883. 

MACCARTIE,  Justin,  1827-30.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Justin  MacCartie  of 
Carrignavar,  Co.  Cork. 

Barr.  Dubhn ;  of  Carrignavar,  Co.  Cork ; 
m.  1848  Louisa,  dau.  of  Edward  Fitzgerald, 
Maj.  H.E.I.C.S.  ;   d.  20  Feb.  1900. 

MACDONALD,  David  Robertson-,  1828- 
30.  CI.  4,  5.  b.  6  Aug.  1817  ;  s.  of 
Col.  David  Robertson-Macdonald  of 
Kinlochmoidart. 

Adm.  R.N. ;  Navy,  1831;  Comm.  1845; 
P. -Capt.  1858 ;  Rear-Adm.  1875 ;  Vice- 
Adm.  and  Adm. ;  served  in  Chinese  War, 
1840-2  (medal)  ;  in  Maori  W'ar,  1845, 
severely  wounded ;  for  his  gallant  conduct 
he  was  thanked  by  the  Houses  of  Parlia- 
ment (medal)  ;  1849  on  W.  Coast  of  Africa 
putting  down  the  slave-trade ;  Adm.  Robert- 
son-Macdonald was  known  at  school  and 
during  his  period  of  active  service  in  the 
Navy  as  David  Robertson  ;  he  resumed  the 
name  Alacdonald  in  Oct.  1S76;  m.  Caroline, 


MR.  MARRTOTT'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  CUMMING'S)  CLASS,  1825-32    33 


dau.  of  James  Beck  of  Priors  Hardwick, 
Warwickshire;  d.  i6  May  1910;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  112. 

MACKELLAR,  John  A.,  1827-31.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  1817  ;  s.  of  the  Rev.  Angus 
Mackcllar,  Min.  of  Pencaitland. 

MACKELLAR,  William,  1827-31.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  1816 ;  s.  of  the  Rev.  Angus 
Mackcllar,  Min.  of  Pencaitland. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  a  well-known  collector  of 
books  ;  his  library  was  sold  at  Sotheby's 
after  his  death ;  m.  Margaret  Matilda  Cun- 
ninghame  Graham  of  Gartmore ;  d.  5  Nov. 
1896. 

M'LARTY,  Alexander,  afterwards  Mac- 
laverty,  1825-32.  CI.  1-7.  b.  17 
Jan.  1817  ;  s.  of  Alexander  M'Larty, 
M.D.,  16  Pitt  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  1838 ;  L.R.C.S.E.  1839  ; 
Doctor  at  Ross,  Hereford  ;  m.  Jane,  dau. 
of  Archibald  Iver  ;   d.  20  Nov.  1896. 

.M'LARTY,  Colin,  afterwards  Maelaverty, 
1825-32.  CI.  1-7.  b.  7  Feb.  1818  ; 
s.  of  Alexander  M'Lartv,  M.D.,  16 
Pitt  Street. 

B..4.,  M.A.  St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  Clerk  in 
Holy  Orders ;  R.  of  St.  Peter's,  Clifton, 
Jamaica ;  m.  Mary  Elizabeth,  e.  dau.  of 
Capt.  Hinton  East  of  Raymond  Hall, 
Jamaica  ;   d.  15  Aug.  1869. 

MACLEAN,  Lauchlan,  1829-32.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Donald  Maclean,  Dun- 
das  Street. 

MILLER,  George  Cumming,  1826-7.  CI.  2. 
b.  Dec.  1818  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Miller, 
Advocate,  4  Shandwick  Place. 

Maj.  54th  Ft.  ;  Ensign,  1839  ;  Lt.  1842  ; 
Capt.  1849 ;  Maj.  1855  ;  h.p.  1857  ;  m. 
Lucy,  dau.  of  John  Masterson  ;  d.  29  Oct. 
1868. 

MONCREIFF,  George  Robertson,  1825- 
32.  CI.  1-7.  b.  29  Jan.  1817  ;  s.  of 
Lord  Moncreiff,  Senator  of  Coll.  of 
Justice  ;   Dux  of  School,  1832. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Medal  in  Humanity  CI. 
1833;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1835-9;  ist  CI. 
Math.  Finals  ;  2nd  CI.  Class.  Finals  ;  B.A. 
1839 ;  took  Holy  Orders  in  Ch.  of  Eng. ; 
R.  of  Tattenhall,  Chester;  H.M.  Sen.  Inspec. 
of  Schools ;  m.  13  Oct.  1858  Martha,  2nd  dau. 
of  William  Home  of  Tattenhall,  Chester; 
d.  6  Feb.  1897. 

MOUBRAY,  Richard,  1827-31.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Adm.  Richard  Hussey 
Moubray. 

Of  Upwood,  Hunts  ;  J.P.  and  D.L.  ;  High 
Sheriff,  1878  ;    d.  23  Dec.  1899. 


MURRAY,  the  Hon.  Robert  Dundas, 
1825-32.     CI.   1-7.     b.   9   Dec.   1816  ; 

s.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Alexander,  Lord 
Elibank. 

Author  :  A  Summer  at  Port  Philip,  1843  ; 
Cities  and  Wilds  of  Andalusia,  1849.  d.  8 
Sept.  1856. 

MURRAY,  Thomas,  1829-31.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Peter  Murray,  Duns. 

Ass.  Surg.  Bombay  Med.  Dept.  1846; 
Surg.-Maj.  loth  N.I.  1866;    d.  187O. 

NAPIER,  Francis,  1825-9.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
17  Oct.  1816  ;  s.  of  Prof.  Macvey 
Napier,  W.S.,  P.C.S.,  Ed.  Edinburgh 
Review. 

Custom  House  Official,  Lond.  ;   d.  1874. 

O'TOOLE,  William  Henry,  1825-32.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1817;  s.  of  Maj.  O'Toole, 
23  Warriston  Crescent. 

Ensign  46th  Regt.  1834  '•  Lt.  1839  ;  Capt. 
1847;   d.  1855. 

PATERSON,  Peter  Hay,  1826-9.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  1815  ;  s.  of  James  Paterson 
of  Carpow,  111  Princes  Street. 

S.  to  estate  of  Carpow,  Perthshire,  on 
the  death  of  his  father  in  1822  ;  Ensign 
92nd  Highs.  1838;  ret.  1841 ;  m.  1848  the 
Hon.  Marianne  Ohphant  Murray,  8th  dau. 
of  Alexander,  8th  Baron  Elibank ;  d.  23  June 
1865. 

PATON,    William   Harry,    1825-30.     CI. 
1-5.     b.  1816  ;    s.  of  Andrew  Paton, 
Saddler,  1  Greenside  Street. 
Upholsterer,  Lond. 

PAUL,  Robert,  1825-7.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1816;  s.  of  Robert.  Paul,  W.S.,  1 
Drummond  Place. 

RATTRAY,  John  H.,  1826-31.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1816;  s.  of  Col.  Rattray, 
Shandwick  Place. 

RATTRAY,  William,  1825-31.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1816;  s.  of  Robert  Rattray,  W.S., 
of  Blackcraig. 

d.  young. 

RICHARDSON,  David,  1825-9.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  James  Richardson, 
jun.,  Merchant,  1  Gayfield  Place. 

ROBERTSON,Frcderick  William,  1831-2. 
CI.  7.  b.  3  Feb.  1816;  s.  of  Capt. 
Frederick  Robertson,  R.A. 

B.N.C.  Oxon,  1837 ;  B.A.  1841  ;  M.A. 
1844 ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  ordained,  1840 ;  C. 
Winchester,  1840;  for  five  years  C.  Ch.  Ch., 
Cheltenham ;    went   abroad   to   Heidelberg, 


84    MR.  MARRIOTT'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  CUMMING'S)  CLASS,  1825-32 


where  he  studied  German  philosophy  and 
filled  the  pulpit  of  the  English  Ch. ;  he 
returned  to  England,  and  was  appointed  to 
St.  Abbe's,  Oxon ;  and  in  1847  to  Trinity 
Chapel,  Brighton,  where  he  remained  till  his 
death  in  1853,  and  acquired  the  soubriquet 
of  '  Robertson  of  Brighton  ' ;  there  is  per- 
haps no  parallel  in  English  Church  history 
to  the  influence  of  Robertson's  six  years' 
ministry  at  a  small  proprietary  chapel  ; 
alone  among  the  divines  of  his  day,  he  was 
entirely  untrammelled,  original,  and  fearless; 
his  sermons  gained  for  him  a  national  repu- 
tation before  his  death,  and  were  published 
after  his  death  as  Sermons  Preached  at  Trinity 
Chapel,  in  4  vols.,  in  1855,  1857,  1859,  1890; 
he  published  Lectures  on  the  Influence  of 
Poetry  on  the  Working  Classes,  1852  ;  his 
Life  and  Letters  was  published  by  the  Rev. 
Stopford  A.  Brooke,  1865;  m.  1841  Helen, 
dau.  of  Sir  G.  W.  Denys,  Bart.,  of  Easton 
Neston,  N.  Hants  ;  d.  15  Aug.  1853. 

ROLLAXD,  William  Rae,  1825-31.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  20  Feb.  1817  ;  s.  of  Adam 
Rolland,  W.S.,  of  Cask,  Fife. 

Vice-Adm.,  C.B. ;  R.N'.  Cadet,  1832 ; 
passed  for  a  commission  in  1838;  for  his 
services,  as  Mate  of  the  '  Blonde '  (42  guns) 
in  the  China  War,  towing  fire  vessels 
clear  of  H.M.  shipping  (Lond.  Gaz.  1842), 
Lieut.  1841  ;  present  at  attacks  on  Amoy, 
Shanghai,  Canton,  Chusan,  Wusung,  and 
Nanking  (China  medal);  served  in  E.I., 
1842-3,  on  the  'Pleiades';  ist  Lieut. 
'Alarm,'  1845;  received  the  thanks  of  the 
American  Govt.,  and  presented  with  a  gold 
medal  for  saving  the  lives  of  the  ship- 
wrecked crew  of  the  U.S.  brig  '  Somers '  off 
Santa  Cruz,  1846;  steam  frigate  'Sidon,' 
1848;  served  in  Crimea  on  'Agamemnon,' 
1853-4  '•  bombardments  of  Sebastopol  and 
Fort  Constantine  (Crimea  and  Turkish 
medals,  Sebastopol  clasp,  5th  cl.  Medjidie 
and  Kt.  of  Legion  of  Honour) ;  present  as 
Capt.  of  the  'Calcutta'  in  1856-7  during 
operations  in  China  (Fatshan  clasp) ;  in  1863, 
comdg.  the  '  Cossack,'  he  helped  the  Austrian 
Lloyd  steamer  '  Europa '  off  the  rocks  at 
Lamaca,  and  received  thanks  of  the  Austrian 
Govt.  ;  commanded  a  series  of  ships  in  the 
Mediterranean  until  1872  ;  ret.  after  forty 
years'  service  ;  C.B.  and  Vice-Adm.  1871  ; 
m.  1S58  Adeliza  Isabel,  dau.  of  Capt. 
Moubray,  R.N.  ;  d.  27  Aug.  1904 ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xii.  6. 

ROSS,  Alexander,  1825-31.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Ross, 
H.E.I.C.S. ;  Dux  of  Cl.  3  and  4,  1828 
and  1829  ;  Senior  Fencing  Prize,  1831. 

Edin.  Univ.  1831-6;  Haileybury  (Gold 
Medal,  1836,  specially  awarded  for  excel- 
lence in  all  subjects)  ;  Hon.  Gold  Medal 
in  Calcutta,  Fort  WiUiam  Coll.,  1838  ; 
H.E.I.C.S.  and  I.C.S.  1837-71  ;  Special 
Comr.  at  Farukhabad,  1857-8;  Comr.  of 
Agra,  1859-61;  Judge  S.D.N.A.,  N.W.P., 
1861-6;  Puisne  Judge,  High  Court,  N.W.P., 
1866-71;  ret.  1871;  portrait  in  hall;  m. 
1839  Isabella,  dau.  of  Justin  MacCartie  of 
Carrignavar,  Co.  Cork;  d.  19  Nov.  1899  ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  vi.  66  and  vii.  35. 


ROSS,  Ronald,  1825-31.  Cl.  1-5.  b. 
1813  ;  s.  of  Charles  Ross  of  Inver- 
charron,  Ross-shire. 

SCARTH,  Henry,  1829-30.     Cl.  5. 

SINCLAIR,  Hugh,  1825-7.  Cl.  1,  2.  b. 
1816 ;  s.  of  Mr.  Sinclair  of  Forss,  18 
Walker  Street. 

Sheep  Farmer  in  Australia. 

SMITH,  Charles,  1825-6.     Cl.  1. 

SOMMERS,  Charles,  1828-9.  Cl.  4.  b, 
1817  ;  s.  of  the  Rev.  John  Sommers, 
D.D.,  Min.  of  Mid-Calder. 

Merchant,  Manchester. 

SOMMERS,  Henry,  1828-9.  Cl.  4.  b. 
1816  ;  s.  of  the  Rev.  John  Sommers, 
D.D.,  Min.  of  Mid-Calder. 

Merchant,  Manchester. 

SOMMERVILLE,  Samuel,  afterwards 
Somerville-May,  1827-8.  Cl.  3.  b. 
1814;  s.  of  Wilham  Sommerville, 
India  Street. 

Of  Whitecroft;  assumed  name  of  May 
on  his  marriage  with  Miss  May  of  Broad- 
field,  Greenock. 

SPALDING,  Hinton,  1825-7,  1828-34. 
Cl.  1-7.  b.  23  March  1818;  s.  of 
Dr.  Hinton  Spalding,  3  Ainslie  Place. 

M.D.  Edin.;  Phys.  in  Jamaica;  d.  MMch 
1856. 

SPEIRS,  Lawrence  Dundas,  1826-9.     Cl. 
2-4.     b.  1815  ;   s.  of  Archibald  Speirs 
of  Elderslie,  M.P.  for  Renfrew, 
d.  1837. 

STEWART,  James,  1825-31.  Cl.  1-5. 
b.  2  Oct.  1816  ;  s.  of  Lieut.  Leveson 
Douglas  Stewart,  R.N. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  m.  1849  Sarah  Georgina, 
dau.  of  Sir  James  Dalrymple  Hay,  Bart., 
of  Dunragit,  Wigtownsliire ;  d.  19  Dec.  1895. 

STRACHAN,  Thomas,  1825-30.  Cl.  1-5. 
b.  1812  ;  s.  of  Robert  Strachan,  W.S., 
31  Northumberland  Street. 

STUART,  Charles,  1831-2.  Cl.  7.  b. 
6  Oct.  1817 ;  s.  of  Gen.  the  Hon. 
Sir  Patrick  Stuart,  G.C.M.G.,  of 
Eaglescairnie,  Haddington. 

Drowned  while  bathing  in  the  Lake  of 
Geneva,  30  July  1835. 

TENNENT,  Hugh  Lyon,  1826-32.  Cl. 
2-7.  b.  11  May  1817  ;  s.  of  Patrick 
Tennent,  W.S.,  107  George  Street. 

Advocate,  1840 ;  Sheriff  Sub.  Airdrie,  1853; 
Greenock,  1856  ;  m.  1855  Agnes  HaLsey  ; 
d.  22  Jan.[i874. 


MR.  MARRIOTT'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  CUMMIXG'S)  CLASS,  1825-32    35 


TERROT,  Elias  Charles,  1826-32.  CI. 
2-7.  b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Right  Rev.  Bp. 
Terrot,  19  Northumberland  Street. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab,  ist  CI.,  1835;  Doctor 
in  India. 

TERRY,  Walter  Scott,  1828-31,  CI.  4-6. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Daniel  Terry,  Actor, 
Lond. 

THATCHER,  Lewis  Hay,  1828-31.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  1817;  s.  of  Dr.  John  V. 
Thatcher,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E. 

M.D.  Univ.  Edin. ;  Doctor,  Edin. ;  Hon. 
Phys.  Edin.  Lying-in  Inst.,  etc.  etc. ;  m. 
Susan,  dau.  of  Capt.  Robert  Durie  of  Craig- 
luscar,  Fife  ;   d.  7  Jan.  1903. 

THOMSON,  Spencer,  1826-31.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  William  J.  Thomson, 
Miniature  and  Portrait  Painter,  47 
Northumberland  Street. 

Phys.  Torquay;  M.D.  St.  Andrews,  1840; 
L.R.C.S.E.  1837;  L.S.A.  Lond.  1840;  Univ. 
CoU.  Lond.  and  Edin.;  Fell.  Bot.  Soc.  Edin.; 
Mem.  B.M.A.  Author:  British  Cholera,  1848; 
Use  and  Abuse  of  Alcoholic  Liquors  in  Health 
and  Disease,  1850  ;  Dictionary  of  Domestic 
Medicine  and  Household  Surgery,  1852  ; 
Wanderings  amongst  the  Wild  Flowers, 
how  to  see  and  how  to  gather  them,  1854  '• 
Structure  and  Functions  of  the  Eye,  etc., 
1857  ;  Torquay  Past  and  Present,  etc.  etc. 
m.  Frances  Brookes  ;  d.  12  Aug.  1886. 

VANS-AGNEW,  Robert,  1826-30.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  1817;  s.  of  Col.  Patrick 
Vans-Agnew,  C.B.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Dir. 
of  the  E.I.C. 

Eton;  Lt.  Rifle  Brigade;  ret.  1843; 
S.  1842  on  death  of  his  father  to  Barn- 
barroch  and  Sheuchan,  Co.  Wigtown;  J. P., 
D.L. ;  M.P.  Co.  Wigtown,  1873-80;  m.  1852 
Mary  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  David  Hunter 
Blair,  Bart.;  d.  1893. 

WALKER,  Charles,  1827-9.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1814 ;  s.  of  George  Walker, 
Charlotte  Square. 

WALKER,  Francis,  1825-7.  CI.  1,2.  b. 
1817;  s.of  Mr.  Walker  of  Tempendean. 

WARDLAW,  Robert,  1828-32.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  1817  ;   s.  of  Lt.-Gen.  Wardlaw. 

Gen.,  C.B. ;  Comet  ist  Drag,  and  7th 
D.G.  1835;  Lt.  1840;  Capt.  1842;  Maj. 
1853 ;  Lt.-Col.  1854 ;  Col.  1857 :  Maj.- 
Gen.  1868;  Lt.-Gen.  1877;  Gen.  1880;  ret. 
1884  ;  served  with  ist  Drag,  in  Crimean 
campaign  from  6  Oct.  1854,  including  battles 
of  Balaclava,  Inkermann,  and  Tchemaya 
(commanded  the  regt.)  ;  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol  (brev.  of  Lt.-Col.,  medal  with 
three  clasps,  Kt.  of  Legion  of  Honour,  5th 
cl.  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  medal) ;  m.  Miss 
O'Hara,  Crebilly,  Co.  Antrim;  d.  Dec.  1885. 


WAUCHOPE,  Andrew,  1825-31.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  William  Wauchope  of 
Niddrie. 

Of  Niddrie  ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  Midlothian  ; 
S.  (i)  by  his  son  William  John,  who  died 
without  issue,  1882;  and  (2)  by  Andrew 
Gilbert,  Maj. -Gen.,  who  was  killed  leading  the 
Highland  Brigade  at  Magersfontein,  1899  ; 
m.  1840  Frances  Mary,  dau.  of  Henry  Lloyd 
of  Farremory,  Co.  Tipperary  ;  d.  1866. 

WEDDERBURN,  George,  1825-31.     Cl. 
1-6.     b.   25  March  1817 ;    s.   of  the 
Right  Hon.  James  Wedderburn,  Sol.- 
Gen.  for  Scotland. 
W.S.  1840  ;   d.  I  May  1865. 

WOOD,  Alexander,  1825-32.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  10  Dec.  1817  ;  s.  of  Dr.  James 
Wood,  19  Royal  Circus. 

M.D.  Edin.  1839  ;  F.R.C.P.E.  1840 ; 
Doctor  in  Edin.  ;  F.R.S.E. ;  fmly.  Mem. 
Gen.  Council  Med.  Educ.  1857-73;  Lecturer 
on  Practice  of  Med.  R.C.S.  1841-55  ;  Phys. 
Roy.  Pub.  Disp.  ;  thrice  Pres.  R.C.P.E. ; 
Vice-Pres.  Edin.  Med.  Chirurg.  Soc. ;  Pres. 
Roy.  Med.  Soc.  Edin.  Author:  Homoeo- 
pathy Unmasked,  1844,  and  its  sequel. 
Rational  Medicine — a  Vindication,  1849 ; 
New  Method  of  Treating  Neuralgia  by 
Subcutaneous  Injection,  1855  ;  Vaccination 
in  Scotland  as  it  is,  was,  and  ought  to  be, 
i860  ;  Preliminary  Education  of  the  Medical 
Student  (Harv.  Discourse,  1868).  Contrib. : 
Pathology  and  Treatment  of  Bright's 
Disease  (North.  Journ.  Med.  1855)  ;  Con- 
vulsions following  the  Exhibition  of  Ether 
(Lond.  Med.  Gaz.  1846) ;  Nervous  Element 
in  Disease  (Month.  Journ.  1853) ;  and 
several  other  papers  to  Med.  Journs.  m. 
1842  Rebecca,  y.  dau.  of  R.  G.  Massey  of 
Caervillahowe  ;   d.  26  Feb.  1884. 

WOOD,  John  Gillespie,  1825-31.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  24  Sept.  1816;  s.  of  William 
Wood,  Surg.,  87  Georg^e  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.  ;  Surg. 
42nd  Highs.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  1839 ;  Surg. 
1847  ;  Surg. -Maj.  1855  ;  Hon.  Dep.  Insp.- 
Gen.  1867 ;  h.p.  1867.  War  Services  : 
served  in  the  Eastern  campaign,  1854-5, 
as  Surg.  42nd  Highs.,  including  the  affair 
of  Bulganac,  battles  of  Alma  and  Bala- 
clava, and  as  ist  cl.  Staff  Surg,  in  the 
2nd  Div.  at  the  assault  of  tha  Redan  on 
18  June,  and  during  the  siege  of  Sebastopol 
up  to  its  fall  (medal  with  three  clasps,  5th 
cl.  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  medal),  m.  1841 
Harriet  Anne  Penty  Johnstone ;  d.  27  Nov. 
1873- 

WRIGHT,  William,  1827-30.  Cl.  3-5. 
b.  1815;  s.  of  Thomas  Wright, 
Duncan  Street. 

WYLD,  William,  1825-31.     Cl.  1-6.     b. 

0  "Nov.  1817  ;    s.  of  James  Wyld  of 
Gilston,  Merchant,  Leith. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  4th  B.  L.  Cav.  1836;  Adj.  and 
Q.M.  1840-6;  present  at  Maharajpore,  1843; 


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Moodkee  and  Ferozeshah,  1845  (desp.)  ; 
Sobraon  (medal  with  two  clasps)  ;  served 
during  Mutiny ;  afterwards  Ass.  Mil.  Sec. 
to  Punjab  Govt.  ;  in  command  o£  police, 
UmballaDiv. ;  ret.  (Maj.)  1863;  m.  (i)  1843 
Jane,  dau.  of  Gen.  Kennedy,  4th  B.  L.  Cav. ; 
(2)  Louisa  Purdoh;  d.  24  July  1902. 

WYLIE,  William,  1826-7.  CI.  2.  b. 
1814  ;  s.  of  JaiTies  Wylic  of  Airlcy- 
wight. 

Of  Airleywight,  Perthshire ;  S.  his  brother 
Thoma.s,  1886 ;  m.  ;  d.  1893. 


YOUNG,  Alexander,  1825-32.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1817 ;  s.  of  William  Young  of 
\Varroch. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  m.  1848  Margaret  Johnston, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  C.  Nicholson  of  Whithorn  ; 
d.  20  Aug.  1848. 

YULE,  John,  1827-31.  CI.  3-6.  b.  18 
March  1818  ;  s.  of  George  Yule, 
Merchant,  Logic  Green. 

W.S.  1845  ;   d.  17  April  1861. 


MR.  MITCHELL'S  CLASS,   1826-33 


ANDERSON,  William  Archibald,  1826-9, 
1830-1.  CI.  1-3,  5.  b.  1818;  s.  of 
Capt.  Archibald  Anderson,  H.E.I.C.S., 
Portobello. 

Shipowner  and  Insurance  Broker  in 
Glasg.  ;  m.  1842  Anne  Mitchell  of  St. 
Ninians,  Stirlingshire;   d.  Oct.  1889. 

ARUNDELL,  Godolphin  Arundell  Hun- 
ter-, 1829-32.  CI.  4-6.  b.  9  Aug. 
1816  ;  s.  of  William  Francis  Hunter- 
Arundcll  of  Barjarg. 

S.  to  Barjarg  on  death  of  his  father, 
1827;   d.  1848. 

BALFOUR,  John,  1826-9.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1816  ;  s.  of  Melville  Balfour,  Merchant, 
19  W'arriston  Crescent. 

Farmer  ;  m.  Anne  Traill,  dau.  of  W.  G. 
Watt  of  Breckness  ;   d.  1875. 

BEVERIDGE,  William,  1828-30.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  William  Bcveridge, 
Sol.  and  Bank  Agent,  Dunfermline. 

Sol.,  Dunfermline ;  Agent  for  Western 
Bank,  1845,  and  of  National  Bank,  1S57  to 
death  ;  also  Coalmaster  ;  m.  Miss  Hill,  dau. 
of  Charles  Hill  of  Luthrie  ;  d.  23  Jan.  1905; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xii.  68. 

BIGGE,  John  Frederic,  1829-30.  CI.  4. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Charles  William  Bigge, 
London,  D.L.  and  High  Sheriff, 
Northumberland. 

V.  of  Starafordham,  Northumberland  ; 
m.  1843  Carohne  Mary,  o.  dau.  of 
Nathaniel  EUison  ;   d.  1885. 

BINNY,  Charles,  1830-2.  CI.  5,  6.  b. 
1816  ;  s.  of  Charles  Binny,  Warriston 
Crescent. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Phys.  in  Arbroath ;  m. 
Jane  Wilson  Boyd,  Innerleithen;  d.  21 
April  1852. 

BLOOD,    Bagot,    1828-31.     CI.   3-6.     b. 
1815  ;   s.  of  Bindon  Blood,  J.P.,  D.L., 
of  Cranaher,  Co.  Clare, 
d.  1831. 


BLOOD,  William  Bindon,  1828-31, 1832-3. 
CI.  3-5,  7.  b.  20  Feb.  1817  ;  s.  of 
Bindon  Blood,  J.P.,  D.L.,  of  Cra- 
naher, Co.  Clare. 

Dubhn  Univ.  1835  ;  B.A.  ;  Senior 
Moderator  and  Gold  Medallist ;  employed 
under  Brunei  in  the  construction  of  the 
Gt.  Western  Rly.  (England)  ;  afterwards 
Prof,  of  Civil  Engineering  in  Queen's  Col- 
lege, Galway  ;  res.  18O0  ;  J. P.  Co.  Clare  ; 
m.  (i)  1841  Margaret,  dau.  of  Robert 
Stewart,  Hawthornside,  Roxburghshire  ;  (2) 
1855  Maria  Augusta,  dau.  of  Robt.  Hy. 
Persse  of  Castlebay,  Co.  Galway ;  d.  31 
Jan.  1894. 

BROWN,  James,  1827-32.  CI.  2-6.  b. 
1816  ;  s.  of  James  Brown,  Plumber, 
36  Drummond  Place. 

BROWN,  John  M'Kerrell,  1826-32.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  2  April  1818  ;  s.  of  James 
Brown,  C.A.,  94  George  Street. 

m.  Elizabeth  Agnes,  e.  dau.  o£  the  late 
William  Renny  of  Danevale,  Kirkcud- 
brightshire ;   d.  27  Jan.  1887. 

BRUCE,  Charles,  1826-7.  CI.  1.  b.  1818; 
s.  of  Thomas  Bruce. 

BUCHANAN,  Andrew,  1826-7.  CI.  1. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  Archibald  Buchanan, 
Henderson  Row. 

BUCHANAN,  David  Snodgrass,  1826-32. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1815;  s.  of  David 
Snodgrass  Buchanan  of  Cunning- 
hamhead,  8  Ainslie  Place. 

Went  to  Austraha,  1840;  returned  and 
d.  1849. 

CADELL,  James  George  Scott,  1828-32. 
CI.  3-6.  b.  31  May  1817  ;  s.  of  Col. 
George  CadcU,  JIadras  Army. 

Lt.  3rd  Madras  L.  Cav.  ;   d.  6  Feb.  1870. 

CALDER,  Henry,  1826-32.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  3  Feb.  1819  ;  s.  of  Joseph  Calder, 
6  Grove  Street. 


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Horse  and  cattle  station  at  Albury, 
N.S.W.  ;  afterwards  at  Cumberoona,  Dan- 
denong,  Victoria,  Australia  ;  J. P.  Victoria  ; 
ra.  Katherine  Brent,  dau.  of  John  Mildred 
Sanger,  Gloucestershire  ;    d.  1872. 

CAMPBELL,  Alexander  J.,  1826-32.    CI. 
1-6.     b.  1815  ;    s.  of  John  Campbell, 
W.S.,  of  Annfield,  29  Heriot  Row. 
Min.  of  the  Presb.  Ch.,  Geelong,  Australia. 

CAMPBELL,  Farquhar,  1829-32.    CI.  4-6. 

CAMPBELL,  John,  1826-8.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Campbell 
of  Possil,  Lanarkshire,  12  Abcrcromby 
Place. 

J. P.  and  D.L.  Lanarkshire  ;  Cornet  7th 
D.G.  1835;  Lt.  1840;  Capt.  1843;  ret.  1848; 
m.  (i)  1848  his  cousin  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Mungo  Campbell  of  Ballimore,  Co.  Argyll ; 
(2)  1851  his  cousin  Helen,  dau.  of  Colin 
Campbell  of  Colgrain  ;  {3)  Elizabeth  William- 
son, dau.  of  Donald  Home  ;   d.  1885. 

CAMPBELL,  Samuel  H.,  1826-32.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Charles  Campbell, 
Great  King  Street. 

CAMPBELL,  WilHam  A.,  1826-8.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1819  ;  s.  of  William  Camp- 
bell, Cumberland  Street. 

CAMPBELL,  William  Patrick,  1828-9. 
CI.  3.  b.  10  Jan.  1819  ;  s.  of  William 
Campbell,  Merchant,  U.S.A. 

Merchant,  New  Orleans  and  New  York  ; 
m.  in  1843  and  18G1  ;   d.  17  Feb.  1897. 

CARNEGIE,  Robert,  1826-32.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Carnegie. 

CII.\RTERIS,  Hon.  Francis,  now  Earl 
of  Wemy.ss,  1827-32.  CI.  2-6.  b.  4 
Aug.  1818  ;  s.  of  Lord  Elcho,  after- 
wards 9th  Earl  of  Wemyss. 

Eton  ;  Ch.  Ch.  Oxon ;  B.A.  ;  LL.D. 
Edin. ;  M.P.  (Conservative)  E.  Glos.  1841-6; 
Haddingtonshire,  1847-83  ;  Lord  of  the 
Treasury,  1853-5  ;  S.  father  as  loth 
Earl  of  Wemyss,  1883  ;  G.C.V.O.  1909 ; 
A.D.C.  to  the  king.  Published  :  The  New 
War  Office,  1899.  D.L.  Cos.  Haddington 
and  Selkirk  ;  Hon.  Col.  London  Scottish 
Vols.  ;  Ensign-General  Royal  Company 
of  Archers,  H.M.  Bodyguard  for  Scotland  ; 
Commander  of  Legion  of  Honour;  m.  (i) 
1843  Anne,  dau.  of  ist  Earl  of  Lichfield; 
(2)  1900  Grace,  dau.  of  Maj.  Blackburn 
and  niece  of  Lord  Blackburn;  d.  30  June 
1914. 

CHRISTIE,  James,  1828-32.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  25  Aug.  1817  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Maitland  Christie  of  Durie. 

Capt.    91st   Regt.  ;     Ensign,    1835  ;     Lt. 


1839;     Capt.    1843;     ret.    1849;     m.    1858 
Francis  Jane,  2nd  dau.  of  David  Pringle  ;  d. 

CHRISTIE,  Robert,  1828-32.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  24  July  1818  ;  s.  of  Charles  Mait- 
land Christie  of  Durie. 

Of  Durie,  Fife  ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  ;  S.  father  ; 
Capt.  5th  B.  Cav.  ;  Cornet  5th  B.  L.  Cav. 
1837 ;  Lt.  1842  ;  Capt.  1848  ;  ret.  1851  ; 
m.  (i)  Eliza,  2nd  dau.  of  Robt.  Scott  Mon- 
crieff  of  Fossaway  ;  (2)  1850  Sarah  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Horace  Peltry ;  (3)  1855  Eleanor 
Roper,  dau.  of  Will.  Cotton  ;  (4)  Annie,  dau. 
of  John  Macritchie  ;  d.  1896. 

CLEGHORN,  Thomas,  1826-33.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  3  March  1818  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Cleghorn,  Insp.-Gen.  of  Imports  and 
Exports. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  1836,  Law  CI.  ;  .Advocate, 
1839  ;  A.D.  1850-2  and  1853-5  ;  Sheriff  of 
Argyllshire,  1855-74  '■  Registrar  of  Friendly 
Societies  of  Scotland.  1846  ;  Legal  Adviser 
to  the  Free  Church,  1870  ;  Dir.  E.A.  1846-55 
and  1S71-4  ;  along  with  Robert  Balfour  pre- 
pared the  History  of  the  Speculative  Society, 
which  appeared  in  1845;  m.  Elizabeth,  3rd 
dau.  of  Lord  Cockburn  ;   d.  13  June  1874. 

CLEPHANE,  George,  1826-33.     CI.  1-7. 
b.  1818  ;    s.  of  Andrew  Clephane  of 
Carlogie,  Sheriff  of  Fifeshire. 
Settled  in  Canada  ;   d.  17  Feb.  1851. 

COCKBURN,  Thomas,  1829-30.  CI.  4. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Montague  Cockburn, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Caroline  Park. 

Went  abroad  ;  d. 

COCKBURN,  Walter,  1826-33.  CI.  1-7, 
b.  1817 ;  s.  of  Walter  Cockburn, 
Merchant,  24  Broughton  Place. 

d.  young. 

CONSTABLE,  Henry,  1828-9.  CI.  3. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  Robert  Constable, 
London  Street. 

CRAIG,  Charles  Napier,  1832-3.     CI.  7. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Gold  Medal,  Nat.  Phil.,  1836. 

CR.\IG,  George  N.,  1826-31.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1818  ;  s.  of  John  Craig,  72  Great 
King  Street. 

DOWNES,  George,  1826-8.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Downes,  7  Ann 
Street. 

DUNLOP,  Colin  Robert,  1826-31.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1816;  s.  of  George  Dunlop, 
W.S.,  53  Great  King  Street. 

Aberdeen  Univ.  ;  Paris  ;  Iron  and  Coal- 
master  ;  m.  Helen  M'Call,  Craighead, 
Lanarkshire  ;   d.  25  Jan.  1896. 


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DYER,  Samuel,  1826-32.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1816 ;  s.  of  Rev.  John  Dj'er,  47  Great 
King  Street. 

ERSKINE,  Charles,  1827-8.  CI.  2.  b. 
1817  ;   s.  of  David  Erskine. 

FAITHFUL,  John  James,  1829-31.  CI.  4. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Col.  Faithful,  Duncan 
Street. 

M.D.  Edin. ;  H.E.I.C.S.  Bombay;  Ass. 
Surg.  1841  ;   Surg.  1855  ;  d.  i  Feb.  1858. 

FERGUSON,  Alexander,  1826-30.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1817 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Ferguson,  Argyle  Square. 

GORDON,  John,  1825-33.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
28  Dec.  1817  ;  s.  of  John  Gordon  of 
Cairnbulg,  38  Drummond  Place. 

Addiscombe.  1835-6;  Gen.  Bengal  Army; 
C.B.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1836 ;  Lt.  1842  ;  Capt. 
1851  ;  Maj.  1858 ;  Lt.-Col.  1862 ;  Col. 
1867 ;  Maj. -Gen.  1879 ;  Lt.-Gen.  1882  ; 
Gen.  1888;  U.S.L.  1881.  Services:  Afghan 
War,  1842;  Sutlej  campaign,  1846;  passage 
of  the  Sutlej  after  the  battle  of  Sobraon 
and  occupation  of  Lahore  ;  Indian  Mutiny, 
1857-8  ;  affairs  at  Allahabad  and  Cawnpore  ; 
A.D.C.  to  Gen.  Neill  in  Havelock's  first 
relief  of  Lucknow;  actions  at  Mungalwar, 
the  Alumbagh,  entry  to  the  Residency, 
25  Sept.  1857  (horse  shot  under  him)  ; 
after  Gen.  Neill's  death  was  placed  on 
Gen.  Outram's  staff,  and  acted  as  D.J.A.G. ; 
defence  of  Lucknow,  occupation  of  the 
Alumbagh,  and  final  capture  of  Lucknow 
(desp.  Lond.  Gaz.  26  May  1858,  medal 
with  two  clasps,  brev.  of  Maj.,  one  year's 
service  for  Lucknow)  ;  later  commanded 
loth  B.N.I. ;  brigade  at  Jhelum  and  Cawn- 
pore district ;  C.B.  1881.  m.  M.  M.  Roberts, 
2nd  dau.  of  Rev.  S.  T.  Roberts,  LL.D.,  of 
Ravindon  House,  Co.  Carlow ;  d.  i  Jan.  1899. 

GRANT,  William  Davis,  1826-30.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1817 ;  s.  of  Capt.  Grant, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Howe  Street. 

Ensign  50th  Madras  N.I.  1834  ;  Lt.  1836; 
Capt.  1847;  ret.  as  Lt.-Col.  i86i  ;  d.  1891. 

GWYNNE,  Edward,  1831-3.  CI.  6-7.  b. 
1817  ;  s.  of  Col.  A.  T.  J.  Gwynne, 
10  Fettes  Row. 

HAMILTON,  John,  1832-3.  CI.  7.  b. 
1816  ;   s.  of  Mrs.  Hamilton,  Dublin. 

HAMILTON,  Kerr,  1826-9.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1817 ;  s.  of  Robert  Harnilton, 
Dublin  Street. 

HOPE,  Charles,  1826-7.  CI.  1.  b.  1817 ; 
s.  of  Mr.  Hope,  Saxe-Coburg  Place, 

HOPE,  James,  182C-7.  CI.  1.  b.  1818; 
s.  of  Mr.  Hope,  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 


HOPE.  James,  1826-33.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
1  July  1818  ;  s.  of  James^Hope,'  W.S., 
31  Moray  Place. 

W.S.  1840 ;  of  Belmont  ;  J. P.  Mid- 
lothian ;  Mem.  Roy.  Company  of  Archers  ; 
m.  1850  Hon.  Gertrude,  dau.  of  Lt.-Col. 
James  Drummond  BuUer  Elphinstone,  and 
sister  of  William,  15th  Baron  Elphinstone; 
d.  10  July  1903. 

HUME,  John,  1828-32.  CI.  3-6.  b.  1818  ; 
s.  of  John  Hume,  West  Barns  ;  d. 

HUSSEY,  Thomas,  1827-30.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  1815  ;  s.  of  William  Hussey  of 
Ntwhall,  Glasg. 

HUTCHINSON,  Christopher  W.  Hely-, 
1826-8.  CL  1,  2.  b.  1816;  s.  of 
the  Hon.  Abraham  Augustus  Hely- 
Hutchinson,  Resident  Comr.  of 
Customs,  114  George  Street, 
d.  1849. 

HUTTON,  James,  1829-32.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
1817 ;  s.  of  Thomas  Hutton,  Mer- 
chant, Calcutta,  Doune  Terrace. 

HUTTON,  William     Forbes,     1829-32. 

CI.    4-6.  b.    1816;     s.    of    Thomas 

Hutton,  Merchant,   Calcutta,   Doune 
Terrace. 

Maj.  Madras  Army  ;  Ensign  34th  M.L.I. 
1836;  Lt.  1837;  Capt.  1845;  Maj.  1856; 
invahded,  i860  ;   ret,  1873. 

ISAACS,  Robert,  1828-30.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
1815  ;   s.  of  Robert  Isaacs. 

IVORY,  Thomas,  1826-33.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
28  Sept.  1818  ;  s.  of  James  Ivory, 
Advocate,  afterwards  Lord  Ivory. 

Glasg,  Univ,  1834-8  ;  Snell  Exhib,  BaU. 
CoU,  Oxon,  1838-42  ;  B.A,  (2nd  CI,  Lit, 
Hum.)  1842  ;  M.A.  1846  ;  Barrister,  Lin- 
coln's Inn,  1845  ;  Advocate,  1851  ;  Jun, 
Counsel  to  H,M.  Woods  and  Forests, 
1862-82  ;   d.  6  May  1882, 

KAY,  Duncan  James,  1829-30.  CI.  4. 
b.  16  May  1816  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Robert 
Kay,  Min.  of  West  Kirk,  Perth. 

Was  in  China  as  a  merchant,  and  became 
partner  in  Finlay,  Thomson  and  Co,  ;  joined 
Finlay,  Hodgson  and  Co,  of  London, 
and  retired  therefrom  in  1867  on  their 
amalgamation  with  Baring  Brothers  and 
Co,  ;  purchased  the  estate  of  Drumpark, 
Newtonairds,  Dumfriesshire;  m,  Charlotte 
Henrietta  Helbett  ;  d,  23  April  1903, 

KER,  John  Archibald,  1826-31.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  19  Sept.  1818  ;  s.  of  James  Ker  of 
Blackshiels,  24  Royal  Circus. 

For  some  years  in  P.W.D,  Ceylon. 
Address  :  10  Great  King  Street. 


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KERMACK,  John,  1826-32.    CI.  1-6.    b. 
2  May  1818  ;   s.   of  John  Kermack, 
VV.S.,"20  Broughton  Place, 
d.  i6  Oct.  1844. 

KERR,  Charles  Hope,  1826-30.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Lord 
Robert  Kerr,  Forres  Street. 

Ensign  53rd  Regt.  1835  ;  Lt.  8ist  Ft. 
1839  ;   d.  1846. 

LAING,  James,  1826-7.  CI.  1.  b.  1818 ; 
s.  of  John  Laing,  Colinton  Mains. 

LAING,  John,  1826-7.  CI.  1.  b.  1816  ; 
s.  of  John  Laing,  Colinton  Mains. 

LANGHORNE,  John  Bailey,  1827-32. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  1817  ;  s,  of  John  Lang- 
horne.  Banker,  Berwick-on-Tvveed. 

1842-58  Sol.,  Richmond,  Yorkshire; 
Registrar  of  the  Ripon  Die.  ;  1858-77 
District  Registrar  of  the  Court  of  Probate 
and  Divorce  Div.  of  the  High  Court  of 
Justice ;  m.  EUzabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
John  Swire,  R.  of  Manfield,  Yorkshire ; 
d.  17  May  1877. 

LAUDER,  Walter,  1826-7.  CI.  1.  b. 
1816  ;  s.  of  John  Lauder,  Merchant, 
High  Street. 

LEATHAM,  James,  1827-31.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Capt.  James  Leatham, 
8  Newington  Place. 

LIVINGSTONE,  John  E.,  1826-81.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1815 ;  s.  of  Dr.  Livingstone, 
China. 

LIVINGSTONE,  William  E.,  1826-9. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Living- 
stone, China. 

MACCARTIE,  Frederick  Caleb,  1827-32. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Justin  Mac- 
Cartie  of  Carrignavar,  Co.  Cork. 

M.D.  ;  m.  (i)  1845  Frances  Anne,  dau.  of 
John  Samuel  Beamish  of  Mount  Beamish  ; 
(2)  Jane,  dau.  of  George  O'Driscoll ;  d.  1 1 
Sept.  1850. 

MACK,  Anthony,  1826-32.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1816  ;  s.  of  James  O.  Mack,  S.S.C. 
and  Admiralty  Procurator,  a  Bailie 
of  the  City  of  Edinburgh,  14  Howe 
Street. 

Writer,  Ardrossan  ;  m.  Jessie  Mack  ;  d. 
31  May  1886. 

MACKENZIE,  Sutherland,  1826-30.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  5  Jan.  1818 ;  s.  of  Colin 
Mackenzie  of  Portmore,  W.S.,  P.C.S., 
D.K.S.,  12  Shandwick  Place. 

Naval  Coll.  ;  Lieut.  R.N.  1841  ;  lost  at 
sea,  1842,  in  H.M.  brig  '  Victor.' 


MACKIE,  John,  1828-30.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  Charles  Mackie,  Kenning- 
ton,  Surrey. 

MACKINTOSH,  James,  1826-32.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  William  Mackin- 
tosh, Duke  Street. 

Surg.  32nd  M.N.I.  ;  apptd.  1840, 
Madras;  Ass.  Surg.  1840;  Surg,  and  Surg.- 
Maj.  1858  ;   ret.  1866. 

MACLEOD,  Alexander  Norman,  1826-32. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1818;  s.  of  Capt.  Alex. 
Macleod  of  Harris. 

Went  to  India,  and  was  killed  during  the 
Mutiny,  1857. 

M'NAB,  Alexander,  1826-7.      CI.  1.     b. 
1817 ;     s.    of    Archibald    M'Nab    of 
M'Nab    (last    Chief   of    the   Clan),    7 
Warriston  Crescent, 
d.  young  at  Siena,  Italy. 

MACRAE,  Duncan,  1826-7.  CI.  1.  b. 
8  Oct.  1816;  s.  of  Maj.  Cohn  Macrae, 
75th  Regt.,  Windsor  Street. 

H.E.I.C.S.  (Med.)  ;  Insp.-Gen.  of  Hosp.  ; 
on  retirement  rented  Kames  Castle,  Bute ; 
D.L.  and  J. P.  Buteshire  ;  m.  Grace,  dau.  of 
Donald  Stewart,  North  Uist;  d.  14  Sept. 
1898. 

MARSHALL,  Edward,  1826-7.     CI.  1. 

MARTIN,  WiUiam,  1826-7.  CI.  1,  b. 
1817;  s.  of  W.  A.  Martin,  W.S., 
45  Melville  Street. 

MAXWELL,  Wellwood  Herries,  1827-33. 
CI.  2-7,  b.  15  Oct.  1817  ;  s.  of  John 
Herries  Maxwell  of  Munches,  W.S. 

Of  Munches ;  Advocate,  1839  ;  M.P. 
Stewartry  of  Kirkcudbright,  1868-74;  J. P., 
D.L.  ;  Convener  of  the  Stewartry,  1850-90  ; 
m.  1844  Jane  Home,  dau.  of  Sir  WiUiam 
Jardine,  7th  Bart,  of  Applegarth,  Dumfries- 
shire ;  d.  12  Aug.  1900;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
viii.  3. 

MILLER,  Thomas,  1826-7,  CI.  1.  b. 
28  Nov.  1819  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Miller, 
Advocate,  4  Shandwick  Place. 

Adm.  R.N.  ;  Mid.  1833  ;  Lieut.  1844 ; 
Comm.  1847 ;  Capt.  1855  ;  Rear-Adm. 
1873  ;  Vice-Adm.  1878  ;  Adm.  1884  ;  ret. 
1879  ;  commanded  a  gunboat  and  division 
of  seamen  at  the  destruction  of  piratical 
forts,  etc.,  in  Maluda  Bay,  Borneo,  in  1845, 
and  in  1854  was  promoted  for  services 
as  Sen.  Off.  in  the  Bight  of  Benin ;  re- 
ceived the  thanks  of  the  Gov.  of  New 
Granada  for  important  service  rendered, 
wliilst  Capt.  of  the  '  Clio,'  in  saving  the  city 
of  Panama  from  capture  by  a  mob  in  April 
i860;  also  received  the  thanks  of  the 
French  Govt,   for    his   proceedings   during 


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a  negro  riot  at  Panama  in  Nov.  i860; 
when  Capt.  of  the  '  Royal  George'  at  Kings- 
town during  the  Fenian  Riots,  1867-8,  he 
received  the  thanks  of  the  Ld.-Lt.  of 
Ireland  for  his  services ;  in  April  1870 
awarded  a  Good  Service  Pension;  J. P. 
Co.  and  City  of  Dublin;  F.R.G.S.  ;  m.  (i) 
Anne  Julia,  dau.  of  Dr.  Miller  of  Exeter; 
and  (2)  Eliza  Mary  Anne,  dau.  of  Capt. 
Forster,  R.A.,  of  The  Wilderness,  Dart- 
moor; d.  22  April  1899. 

MITCHELL,  Douglas,  1826-7.  CI.  1. 
b.  1814  ;  s.  of  Robert  Mitchell,  10 
St.  David  Street. 

Of  Mitchell  and  Heriot,  Straw  Hat 
Manufacturers,  Edin. 

MITCHELL,  James,  1826-7.  CI.  1.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  Robert  Mitchell,  10  St. 
David  Street. 

MOWBRAY,  George  Cranston,  1826-33. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  John  Mow- 
bray, W.S.,  of  Harwood. 

MUIR,  James,  1829-32.  CI.  4-6.  b.  31 
May  1817;  s.  of  Rev.  Dr.  William  Muir, 
St.  Stephen's,  Edin.,  Chap,  to  H.M. 
Queen  Victoria,  Dean  of  the  Order  of 
the  Thistle. 

Edin.  Univ.  1832-4;  M.I.C.E.  1866; 
articled  to  J.  and  G.  I?ennie,  Blackfriars, 
Lond.,  1835-41,  when  he  entered  the  service 
of  the  New  River  Co.;  1859  appointed 
Engineer  to  the  Co.  ;  until  his  retirement 
organised  the  water  supply  of  the  large 
district  in  Lond.  of  which  he  had  charge ; 
1882  accepted  the  post  of  Consult.  Engineer, 
and  in  1883  was  elected  a  Dir.  of  the  Co., 
retaining  his  seat  on  the  Board  until  his 
death ;  m.  1854  Margaret  James,  Lond. ; 
d.  4  Jan.  1889. 

MURRAY,  Alexander,  1826-7.  CI.  1. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  the  Hon.  Lord  Cringletic, 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice,  17 
Charlotte  Square. 

Col.  87th  Ft.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1835  ;  Lt.  1839  ; 
Capt.  1844  ;  Lt.-Col.  1845  ;  Col.  comdg. 
1855  ;  served  in  China  exped.  ;  wounded 
at  Chefoo ;  m.  1853  Eugenia  Grace,  dau. 
of  Col.  Curtis,  C.B.  ;'  d.  1865. 

PATERSON,  John  Borthwick,  1827-31. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  22  May  1819  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Paterson,  Madeira  Street, 
Leith. 

Went  to  Smyrna,  and  built  up  a  success- 
ful business  there,  which  his  sons  still  carry 
on  ;  m.  Preciosa  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Richard 
Routh,  Barrister;   d.  7  Nov.  1889. 

PATON,  Cyrus,  1826-32.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1819  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Paton,  Saddler, 
1  Greenside  Street. 


PATON,  George,  1829-31.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  James  Paton  of 
Crailing,  Writer,  H.E.I.C.S. 

m.  Mary  Ann  Nash  ;    d.  1885. 

PENDER,  W.  C,  1827-8.  CI.  2.  b. 
1816  ;  s.  of  William  Pender,  Frederick 
Street. 

PETER,  John,  1827-9.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
1815  ;  s.  of  James  Peter,  Great  King 
Street. 

PRINGLE,  John  R.,  1829-32.    CI.  4-6.    d. 

ROBERTSON,  David,  1826-31.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Robertson, 
Northumberland  Street. 

ROBERTSON,  James,  1826-31.     CI.  1-5. 
b.     1817 ;      s.     of    James     Saunders 
Robertson,  W.S. 
d.  1838. 

ROBERTSON,  James  Elphinstone, 
1826-7.  CI.  1.  b.  1817;  s.  of  Maj. 
Robertson,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Cumberland 
Street. 

Col.  2 1  St  Ft.  ;  Ensign  6th  Ft.  1837;  Lt. 
1839  ;  Capt.  1843  ;  Brev.  Maj.  1854  ;  Maj. 
1855  ;  Lt.-Col.  2ist  Ft.  1858  ;  Col.  1863. 
War  Services  :  served  with  the  6th  Regt. 
in  the  Kaffir  War  of  1851-3  ;  commanded  the 
infantry,  consisting  of  three  companies  of 
the  6th  and  one  company  of  the  73rd  Regt., 
at  the  engagement  of  the  Boomah  Pass  in 
the  Amatola  Mountains,  24  Dec.  1850  (horse 
shot),  and  also  in  the  skirmish  on  the 
following  day  between  the  Kelskamma 
Hock  and  Fort  White,  when  a  large  body 
of  Kaffirs  were  defeated  with  great  loss 
(mentioned  in  G.O.)  ;  commanded  the  6th 
Regt.  on  the  6  Feb.  when  attacked  by  a  large 
force  of  Kaffirs  between  Fort  Cox  and  Fort 
White,  at  which  time  100  of  the  enemy  were 
killed  (mentioned  in  G.O.) ;  apptd.  Command- 
ant of  Port  Elizabeth  and  the  district  of 
Uitenhage  in  March  1851,  and  placed  in 
command  of  300  levies  and  100  mounted 
burghers  for  the  purpose  of  keeping  the 
Zuurberg  Mountains  clear  of  the  enemy, 
and  keeping  open  communication  between 
Port  Elizabeth  and  Grahamstow  n ;  was  en- 
gaged in  several  minor  affairs  with  the  enemy 
till  the  close  of  the  war  in  March  1853 
(medal),     d.  1869. 

ROBERTSON,  William,  1826-33.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  8  Jan.  1818;  s.  of  George 
Robertson,  Jt.  K.R.  for  Scotland,  one 
of  the  proprietors  of  the  E.A. 

M.D.  Edin.;  F.l^.S.E. ;  Phys. ;  d.  25  Aug. 
1882. 

RUSSELL,  William  Robertson,  1826-31. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  John  Russell, 
P.C.S. 

Merchant  in  Manilla,  Philippine  Islands ; 
d.  1 1  May  1857. 


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SCOTT,   Andrew  Charles,    1827-32.     CI. 
2-6.     b.  1817  ;    s.  of  William  Scott, 
W.S.,  of  Teviotbank. 
d.  5  July  1833. 

SCOTT,  Charles  Andrew,  1827-32.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1817  ;  s.  of  William  Scott  of 
WoU. 

d.  1838. 

SHAIRP,  Norman,  1829-32.     CI.  4-6.     b. 
1816 ;    s.    of    Maj.    Norman    Shairp 
yr.  of  Houston, 
d.  29  Sept.  1844. 

SIME,  John  Keith,  1829-30.  CI.  4. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  John  Sime  of  the 
Customs,  Leith. 

SMITH,  William,  1826-8.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1818  ;  s.  of  William  Smith,  Cheyne 
Street. 

STEUART,  James  Charles,  1828-31.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  13  May  1816 ;  s.  of  Hope 
Steuart  of  Ballechin,  Perthshire. 

d.  1854. 

TAYLOR,  John,  1830-1.     CI.  5. 

THOMSON,  John  Anstruther,  1829-31. 
CI.  4.  b.  9  Aug.  1818  ;  s.  of  John 
Anstnither  Thomson  of  Charleton. 

Of  Charleton;  Cornet  13th  Drag.  12  Feb. 
1836;  Lt.  24  Feb.  1837;  Capt.  15  Jan.  1841  ; 
ret.  1847;  Col.  Fife  Light  Horse,  which  he 
raised  ;  Master  of  the  Atherstone  Hounds, 
1847-9,  1850-5,  and  1870-1 ;  Pytchley, 
1864-y  ;  and  Fife  Hounds,  1849-30,  1858-64, 
and  1873-88.  Publication  :  Recollections  of 
Eighty  Years,  published  by  Blackwood,  m. 
Miss  Hamilton  Gray  of  Carntyne,  Co.  Lanark; 
d.  8  Oct.  1904  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xii.  8. 

THRIFT,  Thomas,  1826-7.     CI.  1. 

TULLOII,  Thomas,  1827-33.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  22  Feb.  1817  ;  s.  of  Robert  Henry 
Tulloh,  B.C.S.,  of  Elliston,  Roxburgh- 
shire; Dux  3rd,  4th,  5th  CI.  and  of 
School,  1833;  best  in  Greek,  Greek 
Prose,  Greek  Verse,  Latin  Prose,  1833. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1833-5  ;  Trin.  Hall,  Cantab, 
1836  ;  Commission,  1837  ;  Maj.  33rd  B.N.L 
till  1857,  when  he  raised  the  21st  Sikh 
Infantry  (now  29th  B.N.L),  and  commanded 
it  till  1861 ;  present  siege  of  Jhansi,  1838-9; 
Afghanistan,  1842  (medal,  Cabul)  ;  Sutlej 
campaign,  1845-6  ;  Ferozeshah  ;  Sobraon 
(wounded ;  medal  with  clasp)  ;  Indian 
Mutiny;  operations  against  the  rebels  in 
Mooltan;  ret.  1861 ;  inherited  Elliston,  1853, 
on  the  death  of  his  father  ;  sold  EUiston, 
1863;  m.  1863  Harriet  Mary  Eliza,  2nd  dau. 
of  George  Swinton,  B.C.S.,  of  Swinton  House, 
Berwickshire;  d.  25  Feb.  1901. 


VEITCH,  Thomas,  1826-30.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Veitch. 

WALKER,  Wallace,  1828-31.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  William  Walker  of 
Kelton  Mains. 

Merchant,  Liverpool,  1833;  ret.  1865  to 
Wolverton  Park,  Basingstoke,  Hants  ;  m. 
Diana  Gordon,  Nunbank,  Dumfries;  d. 
JO  Feb.  1890. 

W^ARDLAW,  Gerrard.  1828-31.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1818 ;  s.  of  Lt.-Gen.  Wardlaw, 
Albyn  Place. 

Capt.  72nd  Highs.;  Ensign,  1834;  Lt. 
73rd  Regt.  1839;  Capt.  1845;  ret.  1848; 
m.  Miss  Bowen  ;    d.  1869. 

WARDLAW,  James,  1828-33.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  1819 ;  s.  of  Lt.-Gen.  Wardlaw, 
Albyn  Place. 

Maj.  24th  B.N.L  ;  Ensign,  1837  •  Lt.  1840  ; 
Capt.  1845  ;  res.  1849  ;  present  at  Ferozeshah, 
Aliwal,  Moodkee,  Buddiwal  (medal  with 
three  clasps) ;  m.  Miss  Mackenzie,  o.  dau.  of 
Sir  Colin  Mackenzie,  Bart.,  Kilcoy,  Ross- 
shire  ;  d.  3  Oct.  1867. 

WAUCHOPE,  John,  afterwards  Sir  John 
Don  Wauchope,  1826-31.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  John  Wauchope  of 
Edmonstone. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab;  M.A. ;  S.  to  Edmon- 
stone, 1837,  and  to  the  baronetcy  of  Don  on 
the  death  of  his  kinsman,  Sir  William  Henry 
Don,  in  1862;  Chm.  of  Gen.  Bd.  of  Comrs. 
in  Lunacy  for  Scot.  1863  to  death;  Chm.  of 
the  Bd.  of  Education  in  Scot.  1872-8;  Dir. 
E.A.  1847-53  and  1864-8;  m.  1853  Bethia 
Hamilton,  e.  dau.  of  Andrew  Buchanan ; 
d.  12  Dec.  1893  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  70. 

WEBSTER,  George  Miirray,  1826-33. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1818 ;  s.  of  James 
Webster  of  Balruddery,  3  Gloucester 
Place. 

A.M.S.  82nd  and  54th  Regts. ;  ret.  as  Dep. 
Insp.-Gen.  of  Hosp.  ;  bought  land  in  N.Z., 
and  died  there;  Ass.  Surg.  1839;  Surg. 
1848;  Surg.-Maj.  1859;  h.p.  1865;  Hon. 
Dep.  Insp.-Gen.  1875  ;  m.  Susan,  dau.  of 
Maj.  James  Watt,  H.E.I.C.S. ;   d.  1878. 

WILGRESS,  George,  1828-32.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Col.  Wilgress,  Carlton 
Street, 

WILLIAMS,  ,    1832-3.      CI.    7.      b. 

1816. 

WILSON,  Francis  Watson,  1826-31.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1817 ;  s.  of  Robert  Sym 
Wilson,  W.S.,  Cashier,  Roy.  Bank 
of  Scot. 

Banker  ;    d.  7  April  1893. 


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WILSON,  Robert  Sym,  1826-33.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Robert  Sym  Wilson, 
W.S.,  Cashier,  Roy.  Bank  of  Scot. 

Sandhurst;  Col.  M.S.C.  52nd  M.N.I. ; 
Ensign,  1836;  Lt.  1839;  Capt.  1849;  Brev. 
Maj.  i86i;  Maj.  1862;  Brev.  Lt.-Col.  1862; 
Lt.-Col.  1866 ;  Brev.  Col.  1867.  War  Services  : 
served  in  the  Afghanistan  and  Scinde  cam- 
paigns from  Oct.  1840  to  April  1843  ;  present 
at  KiUa-i-Arass ;  storm  of  a  fort  in  the 
Ghilzie  country,  i  May  1841  ;  at  Khelat-i- 
Ghilzie,  cavalry  skirmish,  29  May  1841 ;  at 
Chaprecal,  cavalry  skirmish,  27  Dec.  1841 
(two  sword  wounds,  one  on  the  left  arm  and 
another  on  the  left  side  of  the  neck) ;  at 
Kaleespah,  general  action,  12  Jan.  1842  ; 
at  Babunulle,  general  action,  early  part  of 
1842  ;  at  Candahar,  attack  on  the  Herat 
Gate,  March  1842;  at  Candahar,  general 
action  in  the  cantonments,  29  May  1842  ; 
employed  in  the  Bolan  Pass,  clearing  the 
heights  and  protecting  the  march  of  Gen. 
England's  force,  in  Aug.  1842  (medal). 
d.  22  Aug.  1874  in  Madras. 

WOOD,  George,  1826-32.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
28  Feb.  1818 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Wood, 
Advocate,  afterwards  Lord  Wood,  a 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice,  1  Royal 
Circus. 

For  over  forty  years  connected  with  the 
Roy.  Insur.  Co.  of  Liverpool,  and  latterly 
its  Man.  for  a  large  section  of  the  U.S.A. ; 
m.  Emma  Chauncy  Henry  of  Philadelphia, 
Penna.,  U.S.A.;  d.  4  Sept.  1895. 


WOOD,  Robert  Philip,  1826-32.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  John  Wood,  South 
Charlotte  Street. 

Merchant,  Brazil,  Philippines,  Glasgow, 
and  Liverpool  ;  J. P.  Lancashire  ;  Dir. 
Phospho  Guano  Co.,  Seacombe;  Dir.  and 
for  several  years  Chm.  Sea  Insur.  Co.  Ltd., 
Liverpool ;  purchased  property  of  Bank 
House,  Maghull,  near  Liverpool ;  m.  (i)  Anne 
Janet,  dau.  of  the  late  Lockhart  Muirhead, 
Prof,  of  Nat.  Hist,  Univ.  of  Glasg. ;  (2) 
Ellen,  widow  of  the  late  A.  R.  M'Pherson, 
Liverpool ;   d.  26  Nov.  1898. 

YOUNG,  Harry,  1826-31.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1816 ;  s.  of  William  Young  of 
Warroch. 

S.  to  Cleish  Castle,  Kinross,  on  the  death 
of  his  uncle,  John  Young  of  Cleish,  in  1840  ; 
J. P.,  D.L.,  and  Convener  of  Co.  Kinross  ; 
Brig.-Gen.  of  the  Roy.  Company  of  Archers ; 
m.  1844  Mary,  dau.  of  Lawrence  Johnston 
of  Sands;  d.  1893. 

YOUNG,  William,  1831-3.  CI.  6,  7.  b. 
8  Aug.  1819;  s.  of  William  Young 
of  Warroch. 

S.  his  brother,  Harry  Young,  in  Cleish 
Castle,  1893;  m.  1852  Emily,  dau.  of  T.  G. 
Margary  ;   d.  5  Feb.  1896. 

YULE,  Thomas  Bell,  1827-31.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  1819 ;  s.  of  George  Yule,  Mer- 
chant, Logic  Green. 

Merchant,  Leith ;  d.  7  Oct.  1882. 


MR.  FERGUSON'S  CLASS,   1827-34 


ADAM,  James,  1827-8.  CI.  1.  b.  1814  ; 
s.  of  James  Adam,  W.S.,  14  Dublin 
Street. 

ANDERSON,  Thomas,  1829-33.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  2  July  1819 ;  s.  of  Dr.  Charles 
Anderson,  33  Quality  Street,  Leith. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Hope  Prize,  1840;  M.D.  1841 ; 
in  1842  studied  under  Berzelius  at  Stock- 
holm ;  1843  Gie.ssen  Laboratory  under 
Liebig,  and  afterwards  visited  Bonn, 
BerUn,  and  Vienna  ;  F.R.S.E.  1845  ;  Extra 
Mural  Lect.  on  Chem.,  Edin.  Univ.,  1845-52  ; 
Chemist  to  theH.A.  Soc.  1848  ;  Regius  Prof, 
of  Chem.,  Univ.  of  Glasg.,  1852  till  his  death  ; 
supplied  Prof.  Lister  with  the  crude  carbolic 
acid  (German  creosote)  he  first  used  in  anti- 
septic surgery,  see  The  Collected  Papers  of 
Joseph,  Baron  Lister;  in  1859  Pres.  Glasg. 
Phil.  Soc;  in  1867  Pres.  of  Chem.  Sect,  of 
the  Brit.  Assoc,  for  the  advancement  of 
Science  (Keith  Medal  from  R.S.E.  1855; 
one  of  the  R.S.  Lond.  Roy.  Medals,  1872)  ; 
as  an  organic  and  agricultural  chemist  he 
conducted  numerous  inquiries,  e.g.  into  The 
Products  of  the  Destructive  Distillation  of 
Animal  Substances  ;  The  CrystaUine  Con- 
stituents of  Opium  ;  in  1861  published 
Anthracene      and      its      Derivatives,     and 


many  other  papers ;  his  Agricultural 
Experiments,  extending  over  a  period  of 
twenty-five  years,  contributed  largely  to  the 
advance  of  scientific  agriculture ;    d.  1874. 

ARKLEY,  Patrick,  1829-34.  Q.  3-7. 
b.  17  May  1816  ;  s.  of  Peter  Arkley 
of  Duninald;  Dux  of  5th  and  6th 
CI.  and  of  whole  School,  1834  ;  best 
in  Greek,  Latin  Prose,  and  English 
Prose,  7th  CI.,  1834. 

Of  Duninald ;  Advocate,  1838 ;  Sheriff 
Sub.  Midlothian,  1848-68  ;  Hon.  Sec.  to  the 
Dirs.  E..\.  1842-S;  Dir.  1848-57;  m.  1838 
Mrs.  Elizabeth  Henderson ;  d.  19  June  1868. 

ARROW,  John,  1828-30.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
1817  ;   s.  of  Capt.  Arrow,  R.N, 

ATKINSON,  Thomas,  1828-30.  CI.  2. 
b.  1819 ;  s.  of  Henry  Atkinson, 
Physician,  India. 

BALFOUR,  Robert,  1827-34.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1818 ;  s.  of  James  Balfour  of 
Pilrig,  W.S. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.A.  1854  ;  F.F.A.  1868  ; 
Sec.  in  Edin.  of  City  of  Glasg.  Life  Assur. 


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43 


k 


Co.;  Dir.  E.A.  1861-9;  Sec.  Acad.  Club, 
1845-69;  the  Balfour  Prize  was  founded  in 
his  memory ;  m.  1847  Frances,  dau.  of 
James  Blaikie  of  Craigiebuckler,  near  Aber- 
deen ;   d.  1869;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  viii   80. 

BALFOUR,    Walter,    1827-33.     CI.    1-6. 

b.    1818 ;      s.    of    Melville    Balfour, 
Merchant,  19  Warriston  Crescent. 
Medical  Student ;   d.  young. 

BALFOUR,  William,  1827-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1818 ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Balfour, 
Heriot  Row. 

BARCLAY,  Peter  William,  1827-31.  Ci. 
1-4.  b.  1819 ;  s.  of  Capt.  R.  H. 
Barclay,  R.N.,  2  Saxe-Cobourg  Place. 

BEATSON,  Robert,  1827-34.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  11  Oct.  1819  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  William 
Beatson,  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal,  1  Dun- 
can Street ;  best  Algebraist,  French 
Scholar,  and  best  French  Reciter,  7th 
CI.,  1834. 

H.E.I.C.S.  Cadet,  Haileybnry;  monu- 
ment at  Haileybury  erected  by  his  fellow- 
students  ;  drowned  near  Haileybury  Coll. 
5  May  1838. 

BELL,  Charles  Dent,  1827-9,  1830-3.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  10  Feb.  1818 ;  s.  of  H.  Bell, 
Forres  Street. 

Trin.  Coll.  Dublin ;  B.A.  and  Divinity 
Testimonium,  1842  ;  B.D.  and  D.D.  1878  ; 
D.  1843  ;  P.  Worcester,  1844  ;  C.  of  St.  Mary 
in  the  Castle,  Hastings,  1846-54;  Minister 
of  St.  John's  Chapel,  Hampstead,  1854-61  ; 
V.  of  Ambleside  and  Rural  Dean,  1861-72  ; 
of  Rydal,  1872  ;  Hon.  Canon  of  Carlisle, 
1869;  R.  of  Cheltenham,  1872-95;  author 
of  numerous  works,  poems  and  sermons 
and  descriptive  prose  :  Night  Scenes  of  the 
Bible  ;  The  Roll  Call  of  Faith  ;  The  Valley 
of  Weeping  ;  Some  of  our  English  Poets  ; 
Gleanings  of  a  Tour  in  the  East ;  Remin- 
iscences of  a  Boyhood ;  Hills  that  bring 
Peace  ;  Poems  Old  and  New  ;  Songs  in  the 
Twilight ;  Songs  in  Many  Keys ;  m.  (i) 
1S49  Harriet  Jesse,  2nd  dau.  of  Rev. 
Richard  Tillard,  formerly  R.  of  Bluntisham, 
Huntingdonshire;  (2)  1855  Ehza  Hannah, 
o.  dau.  of  Joseph  Bainbridge,  22  Hyde  Park 
Gardens,  Lond. ;  d.  11  Nov.  1898  at  the 
National  Club. 

BLACKBURN,  Andrew,  1827-32.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1819  ;  s.  of  John  Blackburn 
of  Killeam,  Stirlingshire. 

m.  Elizabeth  Mary,  dau.  of  Andrew 
Buchanan  of  Mount  Vernon,  Lanarkshire; 
d.  1885. 

BLAGRAVE,  Thomas,  1827-33.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Charles  G.  Blagrave. 

BOGHURST,  Francis  Edward,  1833-4. 
CI.  7.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Mr.  Boghurst 
(Yorkshire),  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 


BONAR,  Lionel  Ninian,  1829-34.  Q. 
2-7.  b.  30  April  1818  ;  s.  of  Thomson 
Bonar  of  Camden  Place  and  Chisle- 
hurst,  Kent,  36  Melville  Street. 

Of  Thomson  Bonar  and  Co.,  Bankers, 
Lond.  ;    d.  II  June  1894. 

BOYLE,  John,  1827-34.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
1819  ;  s.  of  the  Right  Hon.  David 
Boyle  of  Shewalton,  Ld.  Pres.  of 
Court  of  Session. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1835-S  ;  Snell  Exhib.  1839  ; 
Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1839-43  ;  B.A.  1843  ; 
M.A.  1846;  Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  1846;  practised 
till  1852,  when  apptd.  by  Court  of  Chancery 
Mang.  Trustee  on  estate  of  Marquess  of 
Bute;  m.  1853  Jane,  2nd  dau.  of  Theodore 
Walrond  of  Calder  Park ;   d.  22  March  1907. 

BROUGHAM,  Patrick,  1827-30.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1819;  s.  of  John  Waugh 
Brougham,  68  Queen  Street. 

BROUGHTON,  Charles,  1827-33.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Broughton 
of  the  Excise,  43  Castle  Street. 

BROWN,  David,  1827-31.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1817  ;  s.  of  James  Brown,  Plumber, 
36  Drummond  Place. 

BRUCE,  Henry,  1827-31.  CI.  1-4.  b, 
1819  ;  s.  of  William  Bruce,  14  Saxe- 
Coburg  Place. 

Of  EderUne,  Argyllshire;  J. P.;  Paper 
Maker,  Kinleith  Mills,  Currie  ;  m.  Helen 
Maria,  dau.  of  Patrick  Chalmers;  d.  25  May 
1895. 

BRUCE,  Montgomery,  1827-30.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1819 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Bruce, 
Cumberland  Street. 

CALDWELL,  Robert,  1827-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  25  March  1815 ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Caldwell,  31  Nelson  Street. 

Wine  Merchant,  Sydney,  N.S.W. ;  m. 

CALDWELL,  Thomas  Pringle,  1827-30. 
CI.  1-3.     b.  4  May  1817  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Caldwell,  31  Nelson  Street. 
Wholesale  Stationer,  Edin. 

CAMERON,  Archibald,  1831-3.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  D.  Cameron, 
24  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

CAMPBELL,  Charles,  1829-34.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  the  Rev.  Alex.  Camp- 
bell, 5  Ann  Street. 

CAMPBELL,  Colin,  1827-9.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  Colin  Campbell  of 
Jura,  4  Albvn  Place. 


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CARNEGIE,  William,  1827-32.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1818;  s.  of  Capt.  D.  Carnegie,  8 
Bcllcvuc  Crescent. 

CAY,  John,  1828-34.  CI.  2-7.  b,  13 
July  1820  ;  s.  of  John  Cay,  Advocate, 
Sheriff  and  Commissary  of  Linlithgow- 
shire. 

W.S.  1851 ;  Sol.  to  the  P.O.,  Edin.  ;  m. 
1857  Geddes  Elizabeth,  y.  dau.  o£  Thomas 
Mackenzie  of  Applecross,  Ross-shire  ;  d.  28 
May  1892. 

CRAIG,  David  Benjamin  Bannatyne, 
1827-33.  CI.  1-6.  b.  1819;  s.  of 
John  Craig,  72  Great  King  Street. 

CROSBIE,  John,  1827-31.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1818  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Mr.  Crosbie,  Cumber- 
land Street. 

DALGLEISH,  Robert,  1828-9.  CI.  2. 
b.  1819 ;  s.  of  Robert  Dalgleish, 
Merchant,  Lond. 

DAVIDSON,  James,  1828-9.  CI.  2.  b. 
1817 ;  s.  of  Maj.  Davidson,  Ann 
Street. 

DICKSON,  Charles,  1827-31.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Areh.  Dickson,  Clare- 
mont  Street. 

DODDS,  George  D.,  1831-2.  CI.  5.  b. 
1818 ;  s.  of  Maj.  George  Dodds, 
23  Howard  Place. 

DRUMMONT),  John,  1829-33.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  John  Drummond  of 
Strageath,H.E.I.C.S.,  8  Walker  Street. 

DRUMMOND,  John  Forbes  Walker, 
1827-8.  CI.  1.  b.  19  Jan.  1819 ; 
s.  of  Sir  Francis  Walker  Drummond 
of  Hawthornden,  Bart.,  W.S. 

W.S.  1843  ;  m.  1866  Emma  Louisa,  dau. 
of  Butler  Edmond  Thornton  of  Skerton 
and  Whittington,  Lanes;    d.  4  June  1896. 

DRYBURGH,  Thomas,  1830-1.  CI.  4. 
b.  1819 ;  s.  of  Thomas  Dryburgh, 
Writer,  Cupar,  Fife. 

DUNDAS,  Wedderburn,  1830-2.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Dundas,  Clare- 
mont  Street. 

FERGUSSON,  James  Scott,  1827-32. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Hon.  Adam 
Fergusson  of  Woodhill,  Canada, 
Advocate. 

In  business  at  Port  Dover,  Up.  Canada  ; 
m.  Miss  M'Donald  of  Gananoque,  Up. 
Canada;   d.  7  July  1850. 


FOWLER,  Henry  M.,  1829-31.     CI.  3,  4. 

ERASER,  James,  1827-9.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1818  ;  s.  of  James  Fraser,  Comely 
Bank. 

FRASER,  Leopold,  1828-30.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1817 ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Fraser,  16 
Northumberland  Street. 

FULLERTON,  William,  1828-32.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  1816  ;  s.  of  John  FuUerton, 
Northumberland  Street. 

GIB,  Colin,  1827-9.  CI.  1.  2.  b.  1819  ; 
s.  of  Colin  Gib,  R.N.,  20  Great  King 
Street. 

Madras  Army,  1837;  ret.  as  Maj.  from 
3rd  Madras  European  Regt.  ;    d.  i88o. 

GORDON,  Alexander  Crombie,  1827-31. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  3  Dee.  1818  ;  s.  of  John 
Gordon  of  Cairnbulg,  38  Drummond 
Place. 

Vice-Adm.  R.X.  ;  Lieut.  1842  ;  Comm. 
1853  ;  Capt.  1858  ;  Rear-Adm.  1875  ;  ret. 
Vice-Adm.  1880;  served  with  Baltic  Fleet 
in  Crimean  War  in  command  of  H.M.S. 
'  Bulldog,'  and  later,  when  commanding 
H.M.S.  '  Black  Prince,'  was  in  charge  of  the 
flotilla  that  towed  out  the  Bermuda  Dock 
to  the  W.I. ;  d.  Dec.  1893. 

GORDON,  David  M.,  1829-30.  CI.  3. 
s.  of  Col.  Gordon  of  Parkbank,  Hen- 
derson Row. 

GORDON,  James,  1829-33.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1820;  s.  of  William  Gordon  of 
Millrig. 

Ensign  59th  B.N.I.  1836 ;  Lt.  1839  ; 
Capt.  1850;  settled  in  N.Z.  ;  m.  Henrietta 
Dunbar,  dau.  of  Col.  Pigou  ;   d.  1875. 

GORDON,  Lauchlan  D.,  1829-30.  CI.  3. 
s.  of  Col.  Gordon  of  Parkbank, 
Henderson  Row. 

GRAY,  John  James,  1827-32.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1818 ;  s.  of  James  E.  Gray, 
London  Street. 

GREENFIELD,  James,  1827-32.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  James  Greenfield, 
Trinity  Grove. 

HAMILTON,  Charles  V.,  1827-33.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1819  ;  s.  of  John  F.  Hamilton, 
Great  King  Street. 

HAMILTON,  Walter,  1827-33.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1818  ;   s.  of  John  F.  Hamilton. 

HARRIS,  William,  1827-30.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1818 ;  s.  of  Joseph  Harris,  71 
Princes  Street. 


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45 


HATHORN,  Hugh  Vans,  1827-32.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  John  (afterwards 
Vans)  Hathorn,  W.S.,  of  Changuc 
and  Garthland. 

Capt.  i8th  B.X.I. ;  barbarously  murdered 
under  the  most  painful  circumstances,  along 
with  five  other  officers  of  his  regt.,  at  Bareilly 
by  convicts  who  had  been  released  by  the 
mutineers  of  the  i8th  and  6Sth  B.N.I. ;  d. 
6  June  1857. 

HAY,  Charles,  1828-82.  CI.  2-5.  b. 
29  July  1815  ;  s.  of  William  Hay  of 
Hayficld,  Shetland. 

Banker  in  Shetland  and  in  Edin.,  Edin. 
and  Glasg.  Bank  till  1857,  when  he  re- 
tired ;  m.  (i)  Jessie,  dau.  of  John  Bruce  of 
Brucefield,  Jamaica  ;  (2)  Anne  Helen,  dau. 
of  Rev.  Zachary  Macaulay  Hamilton,  D.D., 
of  Bre.ssay,  Shetland  ;  d.  29  Jan.  1892  at 
Southsea,  Hants. 

IIEIIIOT,  Frederick  Lewis  Maitland, 
1827-31.  CI.  1-4.  b.  6  Feb.  1818; 
s.  of  James  Heriot,  W.S.,  of  Ramornie. 

Of  Ramornie;  Advocate,  1839;  A.D. 
1857  and  1859-62;  Sheriff  of  Forfarshire, 
1862-81  ;  m.  1848  Martha,  dau.  of  Sir 
Andrew  Agnew,  Bart.  ;   d.  8  March  1881. 

HERIOT,  William  Maitland,  afterwards 
William  Maitland  Heriot  Dougall, 
1827-31.  CI.  1-4.  b.  3  July  1819  ; 
s.  of  James  Heriot,  W.S.,  of  Ramornie. 

Vice-Adm.  R.N. ;  entered  R.N.  under  the 
name  of  Wilham  Heriot-Maitland,  1832 ; 
Mid.  on  '  Vanguard  '  and  '  Castor  '  during 
Carlist  War  in  Spain  ;  Mate  on  '  Wellesley  ' 
at  taking  of  Kurrachee,  and  in  boat  actions 
in  Persian  Girif;  Lieut.  1839,  and  served 
on  'Hyacinth,'  'Wellesley,'  '  Algerine,'  and 
'  Blonde  '  ;  took  part  in  the  first  Chinese 
War  ;  (desp.  for  brilliant  service,  while  in 
command  of  the  '  Algerine,"  at  Chapoo)  ; 
badly  wounded  in  head  at  attack  upon 
Amoy,  causing  his  retirement  later  from 
active  .service;  Comm.  1842;  commanded 
the  '  Electra '  on  the  North  American  and 
W.I.  Station  for  four  years,  and  was  in- 
valided home  in  1847  owing  to  the  wound 
in  his  head ;  finally  attained  rank  of  Vice- 
.\dm.  on  ret.  list ;  after  his  marriage  in 
1 85 1,  when  he  assumed  name  of  Maitland- 
Dougall,  settled  in  Fife,  where  he  took  a 
prominent  part  in  all  county  business  up  to 
his  death  ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  the  Co.  of  Fife ; 
commanded  Fife  and  Stirlingshire  Vol. 
Art.  for  over  twenty-three  years ;  Col.- 
Comdt.  Tay  Submarine  Miners  ;  R.  and  A. 
Club  ;  won  si.xteen  ist  and  2nd  Medals  of 
this  club  ;  i860  he  won  the  King  William's 
Medal  at  St.  Andrews,  after  pulling  the 
stroke  oar  in  the  local  life-boat  for  five  and 
a  half  hours  in  the  bay  in  a  gale  of  wind ; 
medallist  of  Roy.  Caledonian  Curling  Club ; 
m.  1851  Elizabeth  Kinnear  Dougall  of  Scots- 
craig  ;  d.  7  March  1890. 

HOPKIRK,  Henry  Glassford,  1827-34. 
CI.     1-7.       b.     1819 ;     s.    of    James 


Glassford   Hopkirk,    W.S.,   75    Great 
King  Street, 
d.  12  Nov.  1842. 

HORSBRUGH,    Thomas,    1829-33.     CI. 
3-6.     b.   1817 ;    s.  of  Thomas  Hors- 
brugh,  Sheriff  Clerk  of  Fifeshire. 
d.  c.  1905. 

HUDSON,  Robert  J.,  1829-30.  CI.  3. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Hudson,  North 
St.  David  Street. 

HIVING,  David  WiUiamson,  1827-38. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  5  Jan.  1819  ;  s.  of  John 
Irving,  W.S.,  1  North  Charlotte  Street. 

Sailed  for  Australia,  July  1837;  Police 
Mag.  Tamworth,  N.S.W.  ;  m.  1839  Jane 
Howe  ;   d.  26  May  1892. 

JAMIESON,  John,  1827-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1818 ;  s.  of  Maj.  Jamieson,  27 
Drummond  Place. 

JAMIESON,  Thomas,  1827-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1819 ;  s.  of  Maj.  Jamieson,  27 
Drummond  Place. 

JOHNSTONE,  John,  1827-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1817  ;   s.  of  James  Johnstone. 

LANE,  Thomas  Sandford,  1827-30.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Charles 
Lane,  Walker  Street ;  Dux  CI.  1  and  2, 
1828-9. 

LEARMONTH,  Somerville,  afterwards 
Livingstone-Learmonth,  1828-38.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  28  Nov.  1819  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Learmonth,  afterwards  Livingstone- 
Learmonth,  of  Parkhall,  Stirlingshire. 

An  early  pioneer,  Victoria,  Australia ; 
largely  interested  in  pastoral  properties ; 
m.  i860  Maria  Katherine,  dau.  of  Lestock 
Robert  Reid,  Bom.  C.S.  ;   d.  4  Aug.  1878. 

LEARMONTH,  Thomas,  afterwards 
Livingstone-Learmonth,  1828-33.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  2  May  1818  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Learmonth,  afterwards  Livingstone- 
Learmonth,  of  Parkhall,  Stirlingshire. 

Of  Parkhall,  Stirlingshire  ;  m.  (i)  Louisa 
M.  Bura  Valiant,  dau.  of  Gen.  Sir  Thomas 
Valiant,  K.C.B.  and  K.H.  ;  (2)  Jane  Harriet, 
dau.  of  Lestock  Reid,  Bom.  C.S.  ;  d.  28 
Oct.  1904. 

MACCOWAN,  Francis,  1828-34.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  George  MacCowan, 
India. 

M'lVER,  James  Robertson,  1828-30. 
CI.    2,    3.     b.    1818 ;     s.    of    Lewis 


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M'lvcr,  Merchant  and  Farmer,  Gress, 
island  of  Lewis. 

Merchant  and  Farmer  at  Gress,  near 
Stornoway,  in  succession  to  his  father  and 
elder  brother  Evander  (afterwards  of 
Scourie)  ;  d.  13  Jan.  1864. 

MACKAY,    George,    1827-30.     CI.    1-3. 
b.  6  May  1818  ;   s.  of  James  Mackay, 
24  Forth  Street, 
d.  24  Oct.  1 83 1. 

MACKENZIE,  George,  1827-31.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Cohn  Mackenzie  of 
Portmore,  W.S.,  P.C.S.,  D.K.S.,  12 
Shandwick  Place. 

Sandhurst;  Lt.  26th  N.I.  ;  d.  14  Oct. 
1843. 

MACKINTOSH,  WiUiam,  1827-32.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  John  Mackintosh, 
M.D.,  31  Albany  Street. 

MACLEAN,  George,  1829-31.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1818 ;  s.  of  Donald  Maclean, 
Dundas  Street. 

M'LEAY,  Kenneth,  1831.  CI.  5.  s.  of 
Mrs.  M'Leay  of  Newmore,  7  Doune 
Terrace. 

MACONOCHIE,  William  George  Maxi- 
milian, 1827-9.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  1818; 
s.  of  the  Hon.  Alexander  Maconochie 
(Lord  Meadowbank),  Senator  of  the 
Coll.  of  Justice. 

Comet  nth  and  2nd  Lt.  Cav.  (Bengal), 
1839  ;  Lt.  1842  ;  Capt.  1851  ;  ret.  1855  ; 
m.  Maria,  dau.  of  Sir  Abraham  Roberts, 
G.C.B.,  and  sister  of  Lord  Roberts  of  Kan- 
dahar ;   d.  1882. 

MACWHIRTER,  John  Peach,  1827-34. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  Jan.  1820;  s.  of  John 
Macwhirter,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  and 
F.R.S.E.,  4  Ainshe  Place. 

Haileybury,  1839-40;  H.E.I.C.S.  1840-57; 
Mag.  and  Coll.  at  Panipat,  near  Delhi ; 
when  the  Mutiny  broke  out  he  went  to 
Delhi  to  obtain  medical  advice,  and  was 
never  heard  of  again,  nor  was  his  body 
ever  found  ;  m.  1846  Ann  Harriet  Cookson  ; 
d.  June  1857. 

MAITLAND,  Alexander  Charles  Ramsay 
Gibson,  1828-30, 1832-3.  CI.  2-4.  b. 
7  Jan.  1820  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Gibson 
Maitland  yr.  of  Clifton  Hall,  Advocate. 

S.  his  grandfather  in  Clifton  Hall  as  3rd 
Bart. ;  Col.  of  StirUngshire  Mil. ;  M.P.  Co. 
of  Edin.  ;  1865  assumed  name  of  Ramsay 
before  Gibson  Maitland  on  succeeding  to 
estates  of  Bamton,  Midlothian,  and  Sauchie, 
StirUngshire;  m.  1841  Thomasina  Agnes, 
dau.  of  James  Hunt  of  Pittencrieff ;  d.  16 
May  1876. 


MAITLAND,  George  Ramsay,  1828-30. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  19  Jan.  1821  ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Gibson  Maitland  yr,  of 
Clifton  Hall,  Advocate. 

W.S.  1849  ;  m.  1848  Alice  Anne,  dau.  of 
Josiah  Nisbet,  H.E.I.C.S.;  d.  24  June  1866. 

MAXWELL,  Edward,  1828-31.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  1818 ;  s.  of  Edward  Maxwell, 
India. 

MITCHELL,  Alexander  Oswald,  1830-2. 
CI.  4,  5.  s.  of  Andrew  Mitchell  of 
Maulside,  Writer,  Glasg. 

MITCHELL,  Andrew,  1830-2.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  18  June  1818 ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Mitchell  of  Maulside,  Writer,  Glasg. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1832-5;  Mem.  of  Fac.  of 
Procurators,  Glasg.;  1849 ;  an  original 
Trustee  of  the  Bellahouston  Trust  (founded 
by  the  Misses  Steven  of  Bellahouston  for 
charitable  purposes)  ;  m.  Jane  Kennedy, 
dau.  of  George  Ross  Wilsone  ;  d.  8  May  1908. 

MOLESWORTH,  Francis  Alexander, 
1827-9.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  1818 ;  s.  of 
Sir  Arscott  Ourry  Molesworth,  Bart. 

d.  4  Aug.  1846. 

MORRISON,  Alexander,  1829-30.  CI.  3. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  Col.  William  Morrison, 
1  Claremont  Place. 

MORRISON,  William  Bird,  1829-33. 
CI.  3-6.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Col.  WilHam 
Morrison,  1  Claremont  Place. 

MORTON,  George  Edward,  1828-33. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  1818;  s.  of  William 
Morton,  Capt.  Bengal  Engineers. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Insp.-Gen.  I.M.S.  ; 
Ass.  Surg.  1841  ;  Surg.  1855  ;  Dep.  Insp.- 
Gen.  1867  ;  Insp.-Gen.  1867  ;  ret.  1872  ; 
Punjaub  campaign,  1848-9  ;  Chillianwallah ; 
Goojerat  (medal,  two  clasps) ;  Indian  Mutiny, 
1857-8  ;  capture  of  Lucknow,  1858  (medal 
with  clasp) ;  Hazaraexped.  1868  (medal  with 
clasp) ;  portrait  (1875)  in  the  Academy  HaU ; 
m.  1873  Harriet  Cave;  d.  Dec.  1884;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  vi.  65. 

MOUBRAY,  William  Hobson,  1827-30. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Col.  Sir  Robt. 
Moubray  of  Cockairnie. 

R.N.  1831  ;  present  on  board  the 
'  Barham  '  at  the  restoration  of  Athens 
and  Negropoint  to  the  Greeks ;  Mate  of 
the  '  Hastings,'  1838 ;  present  at  attack 
on  Beyrout,  1840;  subsequently  served  on 
the  '  Dublin  '  and  the  '  Caledonia  '  ;  Lieut. 
1843  on  the  '  Vestal,'  1844  on  the  '  Albion,' 
1845  on  the  '  St.  Vincent '  (flagship  at 
Portsmouth)  ;  h.p.  1846 ;  S.  to  Cockairnie 
on  death  of  his  brother  in  1875  ;  m.  1846 
Selina  Mary  Anna,  dau.  of  J.  B.  Rooper  of 
Abbots  Ripton  Hall,  Hunts  ;    d.  1885. 


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47 


MUIR,  Robert  Hugh,  1829-33.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  26  Feb,  1819 ;  s.  of  the  Rev. 
Dr.  WiUiam  Muir  of  St.  Stephen's, 
Edin.,  Chaplain  to  H.M.  Queen  Vic- 
toria, Dean  of  the  Order  of  the  Thistle. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  studied  under  Dr.  Chalmers ; 
Min.  of  Dalmeny,  1844-89,  when  he 
retired  owing  to  ill-health.  Published  : 
Words  that  take  Hold ;  after  his  death  were 
published  two  vols,  of  Parish  Tracts,  being 
a  collection  of  sermons  and  occasional 
tracts  revised  by  himself  shortly  before  liis 
death,  m.  (i)  1869  Margaret  Flora,  dau. 
of  Col.  M'Donald  of  Powderhall  and  Ormis- 
ton;  (2)  1892  his  cousin,  Annie  M.  K.  Black, 
y.  dau.  of  James  Black  of  Craig  Maddie  ;  d. 
II  May  1903. 

MUIRHEAD,  Patrick  J.,  1830-3.  CI. 
4-5.  b.  Nov.  1819;  s.  of  Rev. 
Dr.  Muirhead,  Cramond. 

Min.  of  F.  Ch.,  Kippen,  1845  ;  d.  15  June 
1888. 

MURRAY,  Henry  Dundas,  1827-8.  CI.  1. 
b.  1818;  s.  of  Sir  Patrick  Murray,  Bart., 
of  Ochtertyre,  Baron  of  Exchequer. 

Army;  afterwards  Stip.  Mag.,  Gawler, 
South  Austraha ;  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Robert 
Travers  Lewis  of  Mountrath,  Ireland  ;  d. 
1882. 

OCHTERLONY,  Sir  Charles  Metcalfe,  of 
Ochterlony,  Bart.,  1827-34.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1817 ;  s.  of  Roderick  Peregrine 
Ochterlony,  H.E.I.C.S. 

S.  his  uncle,  Sir  David  Ochterlony,  G.C.B., 
as  2nd  Bart.  1825;  Haileybury,  1834-6; 
H.E.I.C.S.  1837-41;  Ass.  Mag.,  Dacca;  res. 
1841 ;  m.  1844  Sarah,  dau.  of  W.  P.  Tribe  of 
Liverpool ;  d.  11  Aug.  1891. 

PATTERSON,  William,  1832-4.    CI.  6,  7. 
s.  of  Mr.  Patterson,  Lond. ;  1834  best 
in  Greek  Verse ;  Acad.  Club  Prize  for 
Homeric  Verse. 
Edin.  Univ. 

PETER,  Edward,  1827-32.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1818  ;    s.  of  James  Peter  of  Kirkland. 

RAINIE,  Robert,  1827-31.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
7  Dec.  1818  ;  s.  of  William  Rainie, 
Accountant,  10  Dublin  Street. 

C.A.  and  Actuary,  i860  ;  Sec.  Life  Assoc, 
of  Scot. ;  m.  Marion  Cowan  Brown,  Dunbar ; 
d.  29  March  1882. 

RAMSAY,  Henry,  1829-32.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
25  Aug.  1816  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Gen.  the  Hon. 
John  Ramsay. 

Gen.,  C.B.  i860;  K.C.S.I.  1875;  Ensign 
H.E.I.C.S.  1834  ;  53rd  B.N.I.  1837  ;  Maj. 
1857 ;  Lt.-Col.  1861  ;  Punjaub  campaign, 
1848-9  (medal) ;  Lt.-Gen.  1880;  U.S.L.  1881 ; 
Gen.  1889 ;  for  forty-five  years  in  Himalayan 
province  of  Kumaon,  of  which  he  was  Comr. 
for  many  years  ;    known  to  the  natives  as 


Ramjee  Sahib,  he  kept  his  province  quiet 
through  the  Mutiny  of  1857-8;  m.  Laura, 
dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Lushington,  3rd  Bart.  ; 
d.  21  Dec.  1893 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  93. 

RAMSAY,  Robert,  1828-31.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  1818 ;  s.  of  Robert  Ramsay, 
Montrose. 

REED,  Henry,  1828-30.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
1817 ;  s.  of  John  Reed,  Scotland 
Street. 

RICHARDSON,  Robert,  1827-34.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Richard- 
son, W.S.,  119  George  Street. 

ROBERTSON,  George  Brown,  1827-33. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  10  Jan.  1819 ;  s,  of 
George  Robertson,  Jt.  K.R.  for  Scot., 
one  of  the  proprietors  of  the  E.A. 

W.S.  1841  ;  D.K.R.  for  Scot.;  m.  1867 
Christina,  e.  dau.  of  William  Ross,  Sherifi- 
ston,  Elgin;  d.  23  Nov.  1873. 

ROBERTSON,  James,  1827-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1818 ;  s.  of  James  Robertson, 
Merchant,  Rose  Street, 

RUSSELL,  George,  1831-2.     CI.  5. 
RUSSELL,  James,  1831-2.     CI.  5. 

SCOTT,  Wilham,  1827-32.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
6  Feb.  1818 ;  s.  of  James  Scott, 
Accountant. 

M.D.  Edin. ;  Ass.  Surg.  R.N. ;  1841  H.M.S. 
'Nimrod';  d.  at  sea  near  Bombay,  14  Feb. 
1843. 

SEAMAN,  William  Campbell,  1827-34. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  21  May  1818 ;  s.  of 
William  Boog  Seaman,  M.D.,  Roy. 
Welsh  Fus.,  and  afterwards  of  Olive 
Park,  Vere,  Jamaica,  W.I. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ. ;  Dep.  Insp.-Gen. ;  Ass. 
Surg.  Roy.  Welsh  Fus.  1841  ;  Surg.  1851  ; 
ret.  1866  with  hon.  rank  of  Dep.  Insp.-Gen. ; 
served  with  72nd  Highs,  during  Crimea  and 
exped.  to  Kertch ;  served  during  Indian 
Mutiny ;  at  siege  and  fall  of  Kotah ;  after- 
wards on  staff  (three  medals,  for  Crimea, 
Sebastopol,  and  Central  India)  ;  d.  15  Feb. 
1907  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  77. 

SHAIRP,  John  Campbell,  1829-32.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  30  July  1819;  s.  of  Maj. 
Shairp  yr.  of  Houston. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1836-9  ;  Snell  Exhib.  1840  ; 
BaU.  Coll.  Oxon,  1840-5  ;  B.A.  ;  Newdigate 
Prize,  1842  ;  LL.D.  Edin.  1884  ;  Ass.  Master, 
Rugby,  1846-56 ;  teaching  Greek  in  Glasg. 
Univ.  1856-7 ;  Ass.  Prof,  of  Latin,  St. 
Andrews,  1857-61;  Prof.  1861-72;  Prin. 
1868-77;  Prof-  of  Poetry,  Oxford,  1877-85. 
Published :  1864  Kilmahoe,  a  Highland 
Pastoral,  and  other  Poems;  1868  Studies  in 
Poetry  and  Philosophy;    1870  Culture  and 


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Religion  ;  1873,  along  with  Prof.  Tait,  The 
Life  and  Letters  of  J.  D.  Forbes;  1874 
edited  Dorothy  Wordsworth's  Journal ; 
1877  Poetic  Interpretation  of  Nature;  1881 
Aspects  of  Poetry  (Oxford  Lectures)  ;  in 
1887  Prof.  Veitch  collected  in  a  volume 
a  number  of  his  articles  under  the  title  of 
Sketches  in  History  and  Poetry,  m.  1853 
Ehzabeth,  dau.  of  Henry  Alex.  Douglas  ; 
d.  18  Sept.  1885. 

SMELLIE,  William  John,  1827-9.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  20  March  1820  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Sniellie,  51st  King's  Own  llegt.,  20 
Ann  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Dep.  Compt.,  G.P.O. 
Edin. ;  m.  Margaret  Lawrie;  d.  6  May 
1878. 

STEUART,  Patrick,  1827-8.  CI.  1.  b. 
1  Oct.  1817  ;  s.  of  Charles  Steuart, 
VV.S.,  3  Albyn  Place. 

Farmer,  Middlegill,  near  Moffat ;  m.  Alison 
Gray  ;   d.  8  April  1905. 

TAYLOR,  William  A.,  1827-34.    CI.  1-7. 

b.  1819;  s.  of  Col.  Taylor,  India 
Street. 

TURNOUR,  Arthur  Edward,  1827-32. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  31  Jan.  1819  ;  s.  of  the 
Hon.  Adolphus  Augustus  Tumour, 
R.  of  Tatterset,  Norfolk. 

M.D.  Denbigh  ;  m.  i86i  his  cousin 
Frances  Helen,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  and  Rev. 
Edward  John  Turnour ;    d.  7  Aug.  1894. 


WALKER,  Henry  P.,  1827-30.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Walker,  Carlton 
Street. 

WALKER,  James  P.,  1827-30.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Walker, 
Carlton  Street. 

WATT,  Edward,  1827-32.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1820  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Watt  of  AUanhill, 
11  East  Claremont  Street ;  d. 

WATT,  Thomas,  1827-30.     CI.   1-3.     b. 

1818  ;    s.  of  Thomas  Watt  of  Allan- 
hill,  11  East  Claremont  Street ;  d. 

WIGHT,  Hugh  K.,  1827-33.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Robert  Wight,  Account- 
ant, 8  Abercromby  Place. 

WIGHT,  James  Dundas,  1827-33.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Robert  Wight, 
Accountant,  8  Abercromby  Place. 

WIGHT,  Michael,  1827-30.     CI.  1-3.     b. 

1819  ;    s.  of  Col.  James  Wight,  Ann 
Street. 

WOOD,  John  Andrew,  1827-34.  CI.  1-2, 
4-6.  b.  30  Jan.  1819  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Wood,  Advocate,  afterwards  Lord 
Wood,  a  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of 
Justice. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;    Medal  in  Logic  and  Meta- 
physics,   1839  ;     Advocate,     1842  ;     d.    29 

May  1890. 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1828-35 


ADAM,  Stephen,  1828-32.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
17  May  1819  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Adam, 
Manufacturer,  Falkirk. 

Wool  Merchant,  Leith  ;  J. P.  Midlothian  ; 
m.  Helen,  dau.  of  Robert  Smith,  Manu- 
facturer, Stirling;   d.  25  May  1889. 

ARKLEY,  Robert,  1829-35.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Peter  Arkley  of  Dun- 
inald. 

Of  Duninald,  Montrose  ;   d. 

ARUNDELL,  William  Francis  Hunter-, 
1829-34.  CI.  2-6.  b.  16  June  1820  ; 
s.  of  William  Francis  Hunter- Arundcll 
of  Barjarg. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  of  Barjarg  and  Laggan  ; 
J. P.  Dumfriesshire;  S.  his  brother  Godolphin, 
1848;  m.  1849  Mary,  dau.  of  David  Dickson 
of  Kilbucho  and  Hartree,  Co.  Peebles ;  d. 
27  April  1889. 

AUSTIN,  Hugh,  1832-3.  CI.  5.  s.  of 
Edward  Austin,  18  Duncan  (now 
Dundonald)  Street. 


BECK,  James,  1829-33.  CI.  2-5.  b. 
1819  ;   s.  of  MaJ.  Beck,  Dean  Terrace. 

Ch.  Coll.  Cantab  (Schol.  1836)  ;  B.A. 
1839;  M.A.  1842;  D.  1842;  P.  1843, 
Sarum ;  Dom.  Chap,  to  Earl  Cowper ;  R.  of 
Balderston,  Dio.  Ely,  1879  ;  fmly.  C.  of 
Pulborough,  Sussex,  1S52-7  ;  R.  of  Parhara, 
Sussex,  1859-79  ;   d.  1896. 

BECK,  John,  1829-33.  CI.  2-5.  b.  1820; 
s.  of  Maj.  Beck,  Dean  Terrace. 

BENNETT,  Roger  A.,  1828-33.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1818 ;  s.  of  William  Bennett,  W.S., 
16  Carlton  Street. 

BOGLE,  Archibald,  1828-33.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Bogle,  Cashier, 
Roy.  Bank  of  Scot. 

BOGLE,  John,  1828-33.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1818  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Bogle,  Cashier, 
Rov.  Bank  of  Scot. 


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49 


BRAMVVELL,  William,  1883-4.  CI.  6. 
b.  1819 ;  s.  of  William  Bramwell, 
M.D.,  North  Shields  ;  d.  1837. 

BRUCE,  Montagu,  1829-30.  CI.  2.  b. 
1819  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Bruce  of  Belmont 
Bank. 

BUCHANAN,  Arthur,  1828-9.  CI.  1. 
b.  1820 ;  s.  of  Colin  Buchanan, 
Barbadoes. 

BUCHANAN,  Colin,  1828-9.  CI.  1.  b. 
1818 ;  s.  of  Colin  Buchanan,  Bar- 
badoes. 

BURN,  Robert,  afterwards  Robert  Burn- 
Blyth,  1828-33.  CI.  1-5.  b.  1820; 
s.  of  William  Burn,  Architect,  131 
George  Street. 

Partner  of  Burn-Blyth  and  Co.  ;  assumed 
the  name  of  Blyth  on  succeeding  to  property 
of  Woolhampton ;  m.  Isabella  Blyth ;  d. 
8  Aug.  1890. 

CADELL,  Alexander,  1828-31.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  9  Oct.  1818  ;  s.  of  James  John 
Cadell  of  Banton  and  Grange. 

C.E.  in  W.I.  ;  afterwards  Ironmaster  at 
Cramond,  of  William  Cadell,  Sons  and  Co. ; 
m.  (i)  Agnes  Delaforce  ;  (2)  Mary  Crichton 
Dickson  ;   d.  10  Dec.  i860. 

CADELL,  George  Philip,  1828-34.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  16  Oct.  1820  ;  s.  of  James 
John  Cadell  of  Banton  and  Grange. 

Coal  and  Ironmaster  ;  partner  of  William 
Cadell,  Sons  and  Co.,  Cramond  Ironworks, 
Midlothian  ;  m.  1854  Martha  Duncanson, 
dau.  of  Rev.  David  Fleming,  Min.  of 
Carriden  Parish,  Linlithgowshire ;  d.  15 
April  1896. 

CAMPBELL,  Archibald,  jun.,  1828-34. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1819  ;  s.  of  John  Camp- 
bell, W.S.,  of  Annfield,  29  Heriot 
Row. 

CAMPBELL,  Archibald  Garden,  after- 
wards Archibald  Garden,  1828-34. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1820 ;  s.  of  Francis 
Garden  Camjibell,  Troup  House, 
Banffshire,  and  Glenlyon,  Perthshire. 

Sometime  in  Australia;  afterwards  Capt. 
in  Roy.  Aberdeenshire  Mil.  ;  during  the 
latter  part  of  his  schooldays  and  remainder 
of  his  life  he  was  called  Archibald  Garden 
only,  the  name  Campbell  being  taken  by 
the  Garden  who  succeeded  as  heir  of  entail 
to  Glenlyon ;  m.  Jane  Cathcart  Ewing, 
dau.  of  William  Taylor  Cumine  of  Otago, 
N.Z.  ;   d.  1880. 

CAMPBELL,  Duncan,  1828-34.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Alex.  Campbell, 
5  Ann  Street. 


CAMPBELL,  Francis  Garden,  1828-34. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Francis 
Garden  Campbell  of  Troup  House, 
Banffshire,  and  Glenlyon,  Perthshire. 

J.P.,  D.L. ;  S.  to  Troup  House,  Co.  Banff, 
and  Glenlyon,  Co.  Perth,  on  death  of  his 
father,  1826;  m.  1839  Georgina  Anne,  dau. 
of  William  Papwell  Brigstocke  of  Birdcombe 
Court,  M.P.  for  Somerset ;   d.  1848. 

CAMPBELL,  James,  1828-31.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  William  Campbell  of 
Ballinaby,  6  Henderson  Row. 

CAMPBELL,  James,  1832-4.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  18  Aug.  1818  ;  s.  of  Simon  Camp- 
bell, S.S.C.,  5  East  Claremont  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Advocate,  1843  ;  Sheriff 
Sub.  Dornoch,  1854  ;  Sheriff  Sub.  Edin. 
1865-75  ;  Mem.  of  the  Roy.  Commission  on 
Law  Courts,  1869  ;  m.  Christiana  Charlotte 
Tytler  ;   d.  9  April  1877. 

CAMPBELL,  William,  1828-31.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1820  ;  s.  of  William  Campbell  of 
Ballinaby,  6  Henderson  Row. 

CAMPBELL-RENTON,  Archibald,  1828- 
33.  CI.  1-4.  b.  1818;  s.  of  Col. 
Robert  Campbell  of  Morziington,  42nd 
Highs. 


Capt.  42nd  Highs.  18 


ret.  1840. 


CAMPBELL-RENTON,  Charles  Fre- 
derick, 1828-32.  CI.  1-4.  b.  2  May 
1819  ;  s.  of  Col.  Robert  Campbell  of 
Mornington,  42nd  Highs. 

Of  Lamberton;  Lt.-Col.  87th  Roy.  Irish 
Fus. ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  Berwickshire;  Ensign, 
1837;  Lt.  1840;  Capt.  1846;  Maj.  (ret.),  1858; 
m.  Lilian,  2nd  dau.  of  George  Stirling  of 
Edin.  ;   d.  1891. 

CHRISTIE,  Alexander,  1828-32.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1820;  s.  of  Charles  Maitland  Christie 
of  Durie,  20  Cumberland  Street. 

Lt.  R.A.  (Bengal),  1841;  killed,  3  Nov. 
1842,  Khyber  Pass,  Afghanistan. 

CHRISTIE,   Charles  Maitland,   1828-32. 
CI.  1-4.     b.  9  Sept.  1819  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Maitland  Christie  of  Durie,  20  Cum- 
berland Street, 
d.  1875. 

CLEPHANE,  Robert  Douglas,  1828-34. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  10  Jan.  1821  ;  s.  of 
Andrew  Clephane  of  Carlogie,  Sheriff 
of  Fifeshire. 

Of  Strathendry,  Fifeshire  ;  Lt.-Col.  79th 
(Cameron)  Highs. ;  Ensign,  1838  ;  Lt.  1840  ; 
Capt,  1845  ;  Maj.  1854  :  ret.  as  Brev.  Lt.- 
Col.  1856;  5th  class  Medjidie ;  m.  Annie, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Smith,  Lend. ;  d.  3  Feb. 
1887. 


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COCKBURN,  Henrv  G.  Day,  1828-34. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1820 ;  s.  of  Henry 
Cockbiirn,  Advocate,  afterwards  Lord 
Cockburn,  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of 
Justice. 

d.  at  Hamilton,  U.  Canada. 

COCKBURN,  Isaac  Horsford,  1828-32. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1820;  s.  of  Walter 
Cockburn,  Merchant,  24  Broughton 
Place. 

E.I.  Merchant,  Leith;  d.  c.  1858. 

CORRIE,  Hugh,  1828-32.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1818  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Corrie,  W.S.  and 
Advocate,  Man.  B.L.  Co.  Bank,  Edin. 

d.  5  June  1S60. 

DICKSON,  Henry  Gordon,  1828-34.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  11  March  1820  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Gordon  Dickson,  W.S.,  5  St.  Vincent 
Street. 

W.S.  1855  ;  m.  1851  Jane  Alder,  e.  dau. 
of  Dr.  Adolphus  M.  Ross,  Edin.  ;  d.  21  July 
1889. 

DICKSON,  Thomas  Goldie,  1828-35. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1819 ;  s.  of  Walter 
Dickson  of  Monybuie,  W.S.,  3  Royal 

Circus. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.A.  ;  one  of  the  Soc.  of 
Accountants  who  petitioned  for  and  obtained 
the  Roy.  Charter  of  1854;  Pres.  C.A.  Soc. 
1889  ;  Trustee  of  the  Soc.  Widows'  Fund  and 
Endowment  Fund ;  Capt.  No.  6  (Account- 
ants') Co.  Q.E.R.V.B.  ;  m.  1862  the  Hon. 
Louisa  Charlotte  Addington,  dau.  of  2nd 
Viscount  Sidmouth ;  d.  July  1905 ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xiii.  23. 

DOWNES,  Henry,  1828-34.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Downes,  7  Ann 
Street. 

41st  Ft;  Ensign,  1832;  Lt.  1835;  Capt. 
1844  ;   ret.  1846. 

DUFF,  James,  1831-5.  CI.  4-7.  b.  1820; 
s.  of  Garden  Duff  of  Hatton. 

Capt.  74th  Highs.;  Ensign,  1839;  Lt. 
1841  ;  Capt.  1847 ;  ret.  1852 ;  served  in 
Kaffir  War,  1851-2  (twice  desp.) ;  served 
as  Maj.  in  Inverness  Mil.  for  sixteen 
years ;  ret.  with  rank  of  Col.  in  1870 ; 
m.  1855  Jane,  dau.  of  Alan  Colquhoun 
Dunlop,  Royal  Terrace,  Edin.  ;  d.  Jan. 
1898 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  vii.  9. 

FLETCHER,  George  Charles,  1828-35. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  5  Dec.  1819  ;  s.  of  Miles 
Angus  Fletcher,  Advocate,  11  Queen 
Street. 

Rugby;  Haileybury,  1837-9;  H.E.I.C.S. 
(B.C.S.),  1839;  Ass.  to  Jt.  Mag.  and  Dep.  Coll., 
Rajshahye;  Civ.  and  Sess.  Judge,  Bancoorah, 
and  Judge  of  Bakarganj,  Bengal ;  ret.  1865  ; 


m.    (1)   Mary  Lucy   Barry   (d.    1869)  ;     (2) 
Janet  Forbes;   d.  10  Sept.  1898. 

FORBES,  Alexander,  1830-32.     CI.  3,  4. 

b.  1818  ;    s.  of  Dr.  Forbes,  Frederick 
Street. 

FORBES,  John,  1830-32.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Forbes,  Frederick 
Street. 

FOULIS,  John,  1829-31.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
1818;  s.  of  Sir  James  Foulis,  Bart., 
of  Woodhall. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Doctor  in  Sydney,  N.S.W.  ; 
m.  (i)  1842  Mary  Buchanan,  dau.  of 
William  Blair  of  Greenwich;  (2)  1844 
Jane  Selina,  dau.  of  Isaac  Nathan  of  Bvron 
Lodge,  Sydney,  N.S.W.  ;   d.  1870. 

FULLERTON,  Charles,  1828-33.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Charles  FuUerton,  24 
Northumberland  Street. 

GASKIN,  Benjamin,  1828-31.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1819 ;  s.  of  Benjamin  Gaskin, 
103  George  Street. 

GEILS,  Thomas  William,  1829-30.  CI.  2. 
b.  1816 ;  s.  of  Col.  Geils  of  Dumbuck, 
Dumbartonshire. 

Of  Dumbuck ;  Capt.  37th  Ft.  ;  Ensign, 
1834 ;  Lt.  1837 ;  Capt.  1842  ;  ret.  1850, 
and  resided  at  Dumbuck  until  his  death  in 
the  seventies. 

GILLANDERS,  Francis  WiUiam  Mac- 
kenzie, 1828-32.  CI.  1-4.  b.  1818; 
s.  of  John  Gillanders  of  Highfield. 

d.  1836. 

GILLESPIE,  Alexander,  1831-4.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  25  Jan.  1819;  s.  of  George 
Gillespie  of  Biggar  Park. 

Of  Biggar  Park,  Lanarkshire  ;  Merchant 
in  N.Y.  ;  m.  Marion,  dau.  of  Lt.-Gen. 
Paterson,  R.A.  ;   d.  21  April  1863. 

GILLESPIE,  William  David,  1828-34. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  24  June  1819 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Gillespie,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E., 
30  York  Place. 

F.R.C.S.E.  1839  ;  M.D.  Edin.  ;  went  to 
Hudson  Bay  territory,  afterwards  to  Italy  ; 
d.  19  April  1848. 

GODBY,  Augustus,  1829-31.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Augustus  Godby,  Sec. 
G.P.O.  Edin. 

GODBY,  WiUiam,  1829-31.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Augustus  Godby,  Sec. 
G.P.O.  Edin. 

GORDON,  Allan,  1833-4.  CI.  6.  b. 
1819  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Gordon,  Clare- 
mont  Street. 


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GRAHAM,  James  Maxtone,  fmly.  Max- 
tone,  1828-34.  CI.  1-6.  b,  20  June 
1819 ;  s.  of  Anthony  Maxtone  of 
Cultoquhey. 

Of  Cultoquhey  ;  S.  1846,  and  on  inheriting 
the  estates  of  Redgorton  in  1859  assumed 
the  name  of  Graham  ;  J. P.,  D.L.  Perthshire  ; 
m.  1 85 1  Carohne  Mary  Anne,  dau.  of  George 
Edward  Russell,  H.E.I.C.S.  ;  d.  27  July 
1901. 

GREY,  Edward,  1828-31.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1820  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Henry  Grey,  D.D., 
II  Inverleith  Row. 

GWYNNE,    William,    1831-4.     CI.    4-6. 
b.  1817  ;    s.  of  Col.  A.  T.  J.  Gwynnc, 
10  Fettes  Row. 
Cambridge  Univ. 

HAIG,  James,  1828-33.    CI.  1-5.    b.  1820; 
s.  of  James  Haig  of  Bonnington,  M.C.S. 
d.  1837. 

HAIG,  John,  1828-9.  CI.  1.  b.  1816; 
s.  of  James  Haig  of  Bonnington, 
M.C.S. 

m.  1841  Thalie  De  St.  Paul ;   d.  1853. 

HAIG,  Robert,  1828-33.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1819 ;  s.  of  James  Haig  of  Bonnington, 
M.C.S. 

Went  to  Columbus  City,  Ohio,  U.S.A.  ; 
m.   i860  Hattie,  dau.  of  Reuben  Leamon  ; 

d.  1868. 

HAY,  George,  1883-4.     CI.  6. 

HENDERSON,  James,  1828-30.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Henderson, 
Surg.  R.N. 

HOLMES,  J.  K.  Egerton,  1828-9.     CI.  1. 

b.  1819  ;   s.  of  Col.  Holmes,  3rd  D.G. 

2nd  Lt.  87th  Regt.  1837  ;  Lt.  1842  ;  ret. 
1845;   d. 

HOOD,  Thomas  Cockburn,  1833-4.  CI.  6. 
s.  of  John  Hood  of  Stoneridge. 

HORSBRUGH,  William,  1829-34.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1819;  s.  of  Thomas  Hors- 
bnigh.  Sheriff  Clerk  of  Fifeshire. 

Writer,  Cupar,  Fife  ;  Clerk  of  the  Peace, 
Fifeshire,    etc.    etc.  ;     m.    Margaret    Jane, 

e.  dau.   of   John   Aitken,   Banker,   Cupar ; 
d.  26  Nov.  1884. 

HUNTER,  James,  1828-9.  CI.  1.  b, 
21  May  1820  ;  s.  of  Richard  Hunter, 
H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal. 

Capt.  4th  Bom.  Rifles ;  m.  1854  Anne 
Noble  ;   d.  15  May  1896. 

IVORY,  Alexander,  1828-31.  CI.  1-3. 
b,  1820  ;  s.  of  James  Ivory,  Advocate, 


afterwards  Hon.  Lord  Ivory,  Senator 
of  the  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Queensland ;  d.  12  Feb. 
1907. 

JERDON,  Archibald,  1828-34.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  21  Sept.  1819  ;  s.  of  Arch.  Jerdon 
of  Bonjedward,  Roxburgh. 

Of  Allerton,  Jedburgh  ;  Distributor  of 
Stamps  and  Coll.  of  Taxes  for  Co.  of 
Roxburgh ;  a  well-known  Botanist  and 
Naturalist ;  contributed  to  the  papers  of 
the  Nat.  Hist.  Soc.  ;  m.  1853  Margaret, 
dau.  of  John  Hall  of  New  Milton,  Glencorse  ; 
d.  28  Jan.  1874. 

JOHNSTONE,  Francis  William,  1829-33. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  1818;  s.  of  James  R. 
Johnstone  of  Alva. 

Sandhurst;  Lt.-Col.  2nd  Lanarks.  Mil.; 
Lt.  92nd  (Gordon)  Highs.  1835  ;  Capt. 
27th  (Inniskilling)  Fus.,  and  Adj.;  was 
the  first  officer  presented  to  H.M.  Queen 
Victoria  in  full  Highland  uniform;  m.  1844 
Maria,  dau.  of  Pierce  Mahoney  of  The 
Priory,  Dublin,  and  Kilmorna,  Co.  Kerry ; 
d.  9  .\ug.  1888. 

JOHNSTONE,  George  Gordon  Hope, 
1830-4.  CI.  3-5.  b.  1819  ;  s.  of 
John  James  Hope  Johnstone,  M.P., 
Keeper  of  Loehmaben  Palace. 

92nd  Highs.;  Ensign,  1839;  Lt.  1841 
(ret.)  ;  m.  1845  Adelaide  Mary  Wentworth, 
dau.  of  Sir  George  Sinclair,  Bart.,  of  Ulbster ; 
d.  1866. 

JOHNSTONE,  HaUiday,  1832-3.  CI,  5. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  William  Johnstone  of 
Florence. 

JOHNSTONE,  William  James  Hope, 
1830-4.  CI.  3-5.  b.  1818 ;  s.  of 
John  James  Hope  Johnstone,  M.P., 
Keeper  of  Loehmaben  Palace. 

Ensign  42nd  Highs.  1839  ;  ret.  1841  ; 
m.  1841  the  Hon.  Octavia  Bosville  Mac- 
donald,  dau.  of  3rd  Lord  Macdonald ; 
accidentally  killed,  1850. 

JOPP,  Keith,  1831-5.  CI.  4-7.  b.  1817 ;  s. 
of  Andrew  Jopp,  Advocate,  Aberdeen. 

M.D.   Edin.  Univ.  ;    Ass.  Surg.   1843,  ist 
Madras  Europ.  Regt.  ;    ret.  1855  ;    m. 
d.  1898. 

LAING,  Francis,  1828-30.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Francis  Laing, 
Hexham. 

LANGHORNE,  Charles  Hartley,  1828- 
35.  CI.  1-7.  b.  20  June  1818  ;  s.  of 
John  Langhorne,  Banker,  Berwick- 
on-Tweed  ;  Dux  of  CI.  1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  6 
and  of  whole  School,  1835  ;  best  in 
Greek,  Greek  Iambics,  Greek  Hexa- 


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meters,  Greek  Prose,  Latin  Alcaics, 
and  Algebra,  CI.  7,  1835. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1835-7  ;  Gold  Medal  { Jeffrey) 
for  best  Greek  Scholar,  Exeter  Coll.  Oxon  ; 
B.A.  1842  ;  studied  for  Bar,  Line.  Inn  ;  con- 
tributed poetry  to  Bentley's  Mag. ;  d.  26 
April  1845. 

LAUDER,  George  Dick,  1828-30.  CI. 
1,  2,  b.  1820;  s.  of  Sir  Thomas 
Dick  Lauder  of  Relugas,  Forres. 

m.  1850  Antoinette  Amelia  Barkley,  dau. 
of  James  Macpherson  of  Amsterdam;  d. 
23  Feb.  1850. 

LOCH,  William,  1831-3.  CI.  4,  5.  b. 
1817 ;  s.  of  William  Loch,  Saxc- 
Coburg  Place. 

Maj.  Indian  Cav.  ;  severely  wounded  in 
the  forcing  of  the  Bolan  Pass,  1841  ; 
Mooltan  campaign  (desp.)  ;  Cornet  ist 
Bom.  Lancers,  1835  ;  Lt.  1837  ;  P.M.  1846  ; 
Capt.  1849  ;   Maj.  i86o  ;   d.  19  Nov.  i860. 

MACADAM,  Peter,  1828-9.  CI.  1.  b. 
1818  ;   s.  of  Peter  Macadam,  Glasg. 

MACAULAY,  George,  1828-33.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Macaulay, 
M.D.,  Surg.,  8  St.  David  Street. 

IVLVCAULAY,  Robert,  1832-3.  CI.  5. 
b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Macaulay, 
M.D.,  Surg.,  8  St.  Davad  Street. 

M'KIE,  John.  1831-4.  CI.  4-6.  b.  24 
Dec.  1819 ;  s.  of  John  M'Kie, 
Merchant,  AthoU  Place,  Glasg. 

Merchant,  Glasg.;  of  M'Kie,  Speirs  and 
Co.,  E.I.  Merchants;  m.  Phoebe  Elizabeth 
Barron  ;   d.  17  April  1898. 

MACLEOD,  Donald,  1828-34.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1820 ;  s.  of  Crawford  Macleod, 
Nortliumberland  Street. 

MACLEOD,  Henry  Dunning,  1829-31. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  31  March  1821  ;  s.  of 
Roderick  Macleod  of  Cadboll,  M.P. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab;  M.A.  1863;  J.P.,  D.L. 
Co.  Cromarty;  Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  1849;  Mem. 
Midland  Circuit.  Author:  Theory  and  Prac- 
tice of  Banking ;  Elements  of  Economics ; 
Bimetallism  (Longmans).  Corresponding 
Mem.  of  Society  d'Economie  Politique  de 
Paris;  m.  1853  Elizabeth  Mackenzie,  dau. 
of  Hugh  J.  Cameron;  d.  16  July  1902;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  viii.  84  and  x.  6. 

MACONOCHIE,  Henry  Dundas,  1828- 
82.  Ci.  1-4.  b.  1820;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Maconochie,  Advocate  (Lord 
Meadowbank),  Senator  of  Coll.  of 
Justice. 

Haileybury,  1838-40;  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal, 
1840-2  ;  Ass.  Mag.  at  Cuttack  ;  d.  25  Oct. 
1842  at  Calcutta. 


MACTIER,  Alexander  Walker,  1828-34. 
CI.    1-6.     b.    28    Dee.    1819;     s.    of 

Anthony  Mactier  of  Durris,  Kincar- 
dineshire. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  ;  m.  (i) 
Marian  Amelia  Ward  ;  (2)  Jane  Brownlee 
or  Dick  ;   d.  28  July  1892. 

MORTON,  Alexander  Ross,  1831-3.  Ci. 
4,  5.  b.  1816  ;  s.  of  Wilham  ^lorton, 
Capt.  (ret.)  Bengal  Engineers. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  and  Paris  ;  served  with 
26th  Cameronians  in  China,  1840,  as  Ass. 
Surg.  ;   d.  1841  in  India. 

MURRAY,  Charles  Wood,  1828-30.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1820  ;  s.  of  William  Murray, 
Man.  Theatre  Royal. 

Merchant  in  Cliina,  of  Jardine,  Matheson 
and  Co.,  Hong-Kong,  etc. ;  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Sir  Hugh  Plavf air,  Provost  of  St.  Andrews ; 
d.  1873. 

MURRAY,  William,  1828-34.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1820  ;  s.  of  William  Murray,  W.S., 
of  Conland. 

ORR,  Edward,  1828-30.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1820  ;   s.  of  James  Orr,  Druggist. 

ORR,  Robert,  1828-30.  CI.  1,  2.  b, 
1819  ;    s.  of  James  Orr,  Druggist. 

PARKER,  William  Alexander,  1828-35. 
CI.  ,1-7.  b.  4  Dec.  1818  ;  s.  of  John 
Parker,  S.S.C,  Prin.  Extractor,  Court 
of  Session  ;  Second  in  School,  1835. 

Edin.  Univ.  1835-6 ;  Advocate,  1853  ; 
C.J.  of  Gold  Coast,  1866-9  ;  of  St.  Helena, 
1869-75  ;  of  British  Honduras,  1875-81  ; 
m.  1852  Sophia  A.  M'Lintock,  dau.  of  Sir 
Leopold  M'Lintock  ;   d.  27  July  1886. 

PATISON,  James  Clerk,  1828-34.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1820  ;  s.  of  William  Patison, 
Merchant,  Pirniefield,  Lcith. 

Banker  ;  Man.  of  Manchester  and  Liver- 
pool District  Bank  at  Warrington,  there- 
after Man.  of  the  Belfast  Bank ;  m.  EUen 
Margaret  Payne  ;   d.  15  July  1857. 

PATON,  William  James,  1829-34.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1819  ;  s.  of  James  Paton  of 
Crailing,  H.E.I.C.S. 

m.  Harriet,  dau.  of  Robert  Cadell, 
Publisher ;   d.  1867. 

PATTERSON,  Montgomery,  1828-34. 
CI.  1-6,  b.  1820;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Patterson,  Preston. 

REDFERN,  William,  1830-3,  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1818 ;  s.  of  William  Redfern, 
Hope  Park, 


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REID,  Charles,  1828-30.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1819  ;  s.  of  John  Reid,  Jamaica. 

Accountant,  Kirkcaldy ;  d. 

ROBERTSON,  Alexander,  1828-34.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  10  July  1820  ;  s.  of  George 
Robertson,  Jt.  K.R.  for  Scot.,  28 
Albany  Street. 

Maj.  Bengal  H.A.  1853.  War  Services  : 
Afghanistan,  1842  (medal)  ;  Punjaub  cam- 
paign, 1848-9;  Sadoolapore;  Chillianwallah ; 
Goojerat  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  Burma,  1852; 
Gun  Carriage  Agent  at  Futteyghur  in  1856; 
wounded  in  defence  of  the  fort,  and  murdered 
with  his  wife  and  child  by  the  mutineers, 
m.  Miss  Montgomery  ;   d.  18  Sept.  1857. 

ROBERTSON,  Alexander  Weir,  1828-32. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  19  Jan.  1819  ;  s.  of  James 
Saunders  Robertson,  W.S. 

C.A.  ;  an  original  Mem.  and  first  Sec. 
of  the  C.A.  Soc,  Edin. ;  m.  1847  Catherine, 
dau.  of  Rev.  John  Ramsay,  Min.  of  Glads- 
muir;  d.  27  Jan.  1879. 

ROBERTSON,  William  A.,  1828-30. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1820;  s.  of  William 
Robertson,  Jt.  K.R.  for  Scot.,  16 
Moray  Place. 

ROLAND,  George,  1828-32.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1819 ;  s.  of  George  Roland, 
Fencing  Master. 

Fencing  and  Gymnastic  Master  at 
Academy,  Fettes,  Merchiston,  and  Roy. 
Nav.  and  Mil.  Academy,  Edin.  ;  served 
during  Crimean  War  in  Edin.  Mil.,  and 
received  commission  as  Capt.,  forming  part 
of  garrison  of  Edin.  Castle  during  the  war  ; 
took  a  very  active  part  in  introduction  of 
modern  gymnastics  ;  a  very  prominent 
citizen  of  Edin.,  and  one  of  the  chief  sup- 
porters of  the  early  volunteer  movement  in 
Scotland ;  m.  Wilhelmina,  dau.  of  Walter 
Richard  of  Miller  and  Richard,  Letter- 
founders,  Edin.  ;   d.  II  Dec.  1882. 

RONALD,  Basil,  1829-32.  CI.  2-4.  b. 
1820  ;  s.  of  Robert  Ronald,  Solicitor, 
Calcutta. 

ROSS,  Andrew,  1829-34.  CI.  2-6.  b. 
1  Sept.  1820  ;  s.  of  Adolphus  Ross, 
M.D. 

Austrian  Army  ;  Capt.  in  the  5th  Huss. ; 
volunteered  for  service  in  the  Crimean  \\'a.v ; 
wounded  before  Sebastopol ;  a  remarkable 
linguist ;  spoke  ten  languages  fluently ; 
m.  Julia,  dau.  of  Maj.  von  Botta,  in  the 
Austrian  service;   d.  i  Feb.  1859. 

ROSS,  Hugh,  1829-34.  CI.  2-6.  b.  12 
Jan.  1820;  s.  of  Hugh  Ross  of 
Knockbrake,  Ross-shire. 

Of  Knockbrake,  Ross-shire;  W.S.  1845; 
Sheriff  Sub.  Tobermory,  1865-85  ;    m.  1845 


Anne,  y.  dau.  of  Thomas  Houston,  Kintra- 
dewell,  Sutherlandshire ;  d.  25  Feb.  1889. 

ROSS,  Hugh,  1828-35.  CI.  1-7.  s.  of 
Maj.  Hugh  Ross,  H.E.I.C.S.,  18  Dean 
Terrace. 

SELLAR,  Thomas,  1832-4.  CI,  5,  6. 
b.  12  Jan.  1820  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Sellar 
of  Westfield,  Sutherlandshire. 

Merchant,  Liverpool  and  London ;  m 
Adele  Leonide,  dau.  of  Patrick  Byrne  of 
New  Orleans,  U.S.A.  ;   d.  22  Oct.  1885. 

SMALL,  Robert,  1828-30.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1817  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Small,  District 
P.M. 

SMITH,  George,  1828-33.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1818  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Smith,  Banker, 
2  Moray  Place. 

E.I.  Merchant ;  m.  Helen  C.  Hamilton, 
dau.  of  late  William  Hamilton  of  North 
Park;   d.  lo  Nov.  1857. 

SPALDING,  James,  1828-33.  CI.  1-5. 
b,  1819;  s.  of  WiUiam  Spalding, 
S.S.C,  3  Gloucester  Place. 

SPALDING,  John,  1828-33.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  William  Spalding, 
S.S.C,  3  Gloucester  Place. 

SPEID,  James  Peter,  1833-4.  CI.  6. 
b.  11  July  1818  ;  s.  of  James  Speid, 
Solicitor,  afterwards  Provost  of 
Brechin. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  legal  training,  but  ill- 
health  prevented  him  from  following  his 
profession;  d.  c.  1890. 

STRONG,  Thomas,  1828-35.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1  Sept.  1819  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Strong, 
Merchant,  Leith. 

W.S.  1857  ;   d.  14  Jan.  1881. 

STUART,  James,  1828-34.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
18  May  1820  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Stuart, 
Writer,  Edin.,  Circuit  Clerk  of 
Justiciary,  one  of  the  original  pro- 
prietors of  the  E.A. 

E.I.  Merchant,  Calcutta,  1839-57,  when 
he  returned  to  England,  and  carried  on 
business  as  E.I.  Merchant  in  London ; 
m.  Mary  Agnes,  dau.  of  Cornelius  Nicholsoa 
of  Kendal;  d.  10  April  1893. 

SWINTON,  John  Monkton,  1831-3.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  4  April  1819  ;  s.  of  Samuel 
Swinton  of  Swinton. 

Lt.  H.E.I.C.S.  71st  B.N.I.  ;  fatally 
wounded  in  Khyber  Pass,  Afghanistan ; 
m.  Lavinia  Theodora  Stehelm  ;  d.  28  Oct. 
1847  at  Chunar,  E.I. 


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TAYLOR,   Thomas,   1832-3.     CI.   5.     b. 

1818  ;    s.  of  Tlionias  Taylor,   North 
Shields. 


WATSON,  Andrew,  1832-3.  CI.  5.  b. 
1818  ;  s.  of  John  Watson,  Mei'chant, 
Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 


WATSON,  James,  1831-3.  CI.  4,  5.  b. 
1819;  s.  of  John  Watson,  Merchant, 
Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 

YULE,  James  Liddell  Bell,  1828-30. 
CI.  1,2.  b.  1820  ;  s.  of  George  Yule, 
Merchant,  Logic  Green. 

Corn  Merchant,  Leith  ;   d.  i6  Sept.  1897. 


DR.   CUMMING'S   CLASS,   1829-86 


BALFOUR,  John  R.,  1830-2.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1820. 

BALFOUR,  Robert  James,  1832-3.  CI. 
4.  b.  1819 ;  s.  of  James  Balfour, 
Merchant,  6  Damaway  Street. 

BLACKBURN,  Robert  Bogle,  1829-34. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  3  March  1821  ;  s.  of 
John  Blackburn  of  Killearn,  Stirling- 
shire. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab,  1839-43  :  B.A.  1843  ; 
M.A.  1846;  Advocate,  1846;  A.D.  1858-9 
and  1866-8;  Sheriff  of  StirUngshire,  186S-75; 
m.  1847  Frances  Georgina,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Edward  Dewing;  d.  14  June  1S75. 

BONAR,  George  Douglas,  1829-34.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  24  May  1819  ;  s.  of  Thomson 
Bonar  of  Camden  Place  and  Chisle- 
hurst,  Kent. 

H.E.I.C.S.,  and  later  in  Austrian  Army; 
d.  27  April  1878. 

BOYLE,  WiUiam,  1829-35.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  the  Right  Hon.  David 
Boyle,  Ld.  Pres.  of  the  Court  of 
Session. 

Col.  89th  Regt.;  C.B.;  Ensign  15th  Regt. 
1838;  Lt.  1841 ;  Capt.  89th  Regt.  1850;  Brev. 
Maj.  1855  ;  Maj.  1857  ;  Lt.-Col.  1858  ;  Col. 
1863;  C.B. ;  served  in  Crimea;  Sebastopol, 
final  attack  of  8  Sept.  (desp.,  Brev.  Maj., 
medal  with  clasp,  Turkish  medal,  Kt.  of 
the  Legion  of  Honour,  5th  class  Medjidie) ; 
Ass.  Mil.  Sec.  to  Sir  Wm.  Codrington  until 
evacuation  of  Crimea ;  commanded  F.F. 
in  C.I.  1858-9  in  pursuit  of  Tantia  Topee 
and  the  Rao  Sahib  in  Rajpootana;  m. 
1853  Louisa  Catherine,  dau.  of  Rev.  Henry 
Parsons,  Incumbent  of  Sandhurst;  d.  14 
Feb.  1S74. 

BRO^VN,  David  Philip,  1831-5.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  5  April  1821 ;  s.  of  Jonathan  Brown, 
18  Coates  Crescent. 

Maj.  7th  (Queen's  Own)  Huss. ;  Cornet, 
1849  ;  Lt.  1851  ;  Capt.  1856 ;  Maj.  1864 
(ret.) ;  A.D.C.  to  Maj. -Gen.  Shirley  with  Cav. 
of  Turkish  contingent  in  Crimean  War 
(4th  class  Medjidie  and  Turkish  medal)  ; 
m.  1853  Miss  Hutchinson,  dau.  of  Francis 
Synge  Hutchinson;  d.  23  April  1S67. 


BROWN,  Douglas,  1831-6.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  9  April  1820 ;  s.  of  Jonathan 
Brown,  18  Coates  Crescent. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab,  1839-42  ;  M.A. ;  Barr. 
Line.  Inn,  1847  ;  Q.C.  1869  ;  Bencher  of  his 
Inn,  1869  ;  Recorder  of  King's  Lynn,  1869- 
85  ;  J.P.,  D.L.  N.  Riding,  Yorks  ;  m.  1853 
Georgina  Helen,  2nd  dau.  of  William 
Mauleverer  of  Amcliffe  Hall,  Yorks ;  d. 
1892. 

BRUCE,  WiUiam,  1829-30.  CI.  1.  b. 
21  Dec.  1832  ;  s.  of  James  Bruce  of 
Powfoulis,  Stirlingshire. 

Went  to  N.Z.  ;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
the  late  Alexander  Brodie,  Oxford  Terrace, 
Edin.  ;   d.  15  March  1903  at  Auckland,  N.Z. 

CADELL,  John,  1829-34.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
16  Nov.  1819  ;  s.  of  Hew  Francis 
Cadell  of  Cockenzie. 

Belgian  Vice-Consul  at  Leith ;  d.  3  Jan. 
1853- 

CAJMPBELL,  Alexander,  1831-2.     CI.  3. 

CAMPBELL,    Archibald    D.,     1829-31. 

CI.   1,   2.     b.   28   Sept.    1820;    s.   of 
David    Campbell,    W.S.,    7    Melville 

Street. 

m.  Sophia,  dau.  of  Thomas  Shortt,  M.D., 
Physician  to  the  Forces  ;  d.  26  Jan.  1857 
at  Staten  Island,  N.Y. 

CAMPBELL,  Charles  H.,  1829-32.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1820  ;  s.  of  W.  G.  Campbell 
of  Fairfield. 

CAMPBELL,  Colin,  1831-2.  CI.  3.  b. 
2  Sept.  1819  ;  s.  of  Colin  Campbell 
of  Colgrain,  Dumbartonshire,  W.I. 
Merchant. 

Of  Colgrain,  Cardross ;  D.L.  and  J. P. 
Dumbartonshire;  m.  Jessie,  o.  dau.  of 
William  Middleton,  Glasg. ;  d.  18  Feb.  1886. 

CAW,  Andrew  Bonar,  1830-2.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Collector  Thomas  Caw, 
Perth. 

Went  to  sea,  and  afterwards  to  Australia ; 
subsequently  came  home,  and  went  on  the 
stage  ;   d.  c.  1880. 


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53 


CIIARTERIS,  Hon.  Richard,  1829-32. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1822 ;  s.  of  Francis, 
9th  Earl  of  Wemyss. 

Of  Cahir  Lodge,  Co.  Tipperary ;  D.L.  ; 
Lt.-Col.  Scots  Fus.  Guards  ;  Ensign,  1840  ; 
Lt.  1842;  Capt.  1847;  Lt.-Col.  1854; 
h.p.  1862;  A.D.C.  to  Com.-in-Chf.  i860; 
m.  1858  Margaret,  dau.  and  heiress  o£ 
Richard,  last  Earl  of  Glengall ;   d.  1874. 

CLARKE,   James,    1829-30.     CI.    1.     b. 

1820  ;   s.  of  Robert  Clarke  of  Comrie, 
7  Hill  Street. 

Lt.  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal ;  apptd.  1837  ;  Lt. 
54th  B.N.I.  1842 ;  invahded,  1844 ;  d.  6  Jan. 
1846. 

COCKBURN,  Frederick  J.,  1832-5.  CI. 
4-6.  s.  of  Montague  Cockburn, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  CaroHne  Park;  d. 

COVENTRY,  George  Andrew,   1829-84. 

a.  1-5.    b.  1820  ;    s.  of  Rev.  George 
Coventry,  11  Windsor  Street. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Australia;  returned  to 
Scotland,  and  became  Capt.  in  Edin.  Co. 
Mil.  ;  subsequently  received  commission 
as  Capt.  nth  Huss.  ;  P.M.  18O0 ;  P.M. 
and  Hon.  Capt.  4th  D.G.  1865  ;  h.p.  1872  ; 
m.  Susan  Alexander,  dau.  of  James  Hunt 
of  Navity,  Fife  ;  d.  1873. 

CRAIG,  Graham,  1829-33.     CI.  1-4.     b. 

1821  ;     s.    of   John   Craig,    72   Great 
King  Street. 

CRAIGIE,  Anthony  David,  1831-4.  CI. 
3-3.  b.  10  May  1820  ;  s.  of  Lawrence 
Craigie  of  Glendoick. 

Capt.  R.E.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1839  ;  Lt.  1841  ; 
Capt.  1848  ;  killed,  13  March  1855,  in  the 
trenches  before  Sebastopol. 

CRAIGIE,  Robert  Collins,  1831-5.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Lawrence  Craigie 
of  Glendoick. 

Of  Glendoick ;  Maj.  A.P.D.  ;  Ensign 
26th  Cameronians,  1838;  Lt.  1841  ;  Dist. 
P.M.  Edin.  1843,  latterly  in  Glasg. ;  Hon. 
Maj.  i860;  m.  (i)  Grace  Bell;  (2)  Mrs. 
Amelia  Maria  Wilson  or  Hearn ;  d.  22  Dec. 
1870. 

CRAIGIE,  Thomas  William,  1831-4. 
CI.  3-3.  b.  10  May  1820;  s.  of 
Lawrence  Craigie  of  Glendoick. 

Man.  Dundee  and  Perth  Rly.  Co.  at  Perth ; 
killed  in  a  railway  accident,  21  Jan.  1850. 

CRICHTON,  WilUam  B.,  1830-4.  CI. 
2-3.  b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Crichton, 
Queen  Street. 

CROSBIE,    James,    1829-31.     CI.    1,    2. 

b.  1821  ;     s.    of   Rev.    Mr.    Crosbie, 
44  Cumberland  Street. 


DALRYMPLE,  Wilham,  1829-34.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  7  April  1821  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Dalrymple,  S.S.C,  11  Pitt  Street. 

W.S.  1849 ;  m.  Mary  Agnes,  dau.  of 
James  Aitken,  Writer,  Edin.  ;  d.  8  Jan. 
i886. 

DENNISTOUN,  Alexander,  1829-30. 
CI.  1.  b.  6  Sept.  1821  ;  s.  of  James 
Dennistoun,  Advocate,  of  Dennistoun 
and  Colgrain,  1  Albyn  Place. 

Went  to  Canada  to  join  his  brother 
Robert  (afterwards  Judge  Dennistoun  of 
Peterborough,  Ont.),  but  engaged  in  the 
lumber  trade  in  the  backwoods  of  Ont.  ; 
on  retiring  he  came  to  Uve  in  Edin.  ;  m. 
1866  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Redpath  of 
Terrace  Bank,  Montreal ;    d.  2  Nov.  1895. 

DICKSON,  Walter  George,  1829-37.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Walter  Dickson 
of  Monybuie,  W.S.,  3  Royal  Circus. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Mil.  Surg,  on  staff  in 
Hong-Kong ;  ret.,  and  took  up  private 
practice  in  Canton.  Author:  Japan,  1869 
(standard  work  at  the  time)  ;  Gleanings 
from  Japan,  1889  ;  and  pamphlets,  d.  Dec. 
1894;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ii.  42. 

DODDS,  Benjamin  W.,  1831-3.  CI.  8,  4. 
b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Dodds,  23  Howard 
Place. 

Wine  Merchant,  Glasg. 

DRUMMOND,  Peter,  1829-36.  CI.  1-7, 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  John  Drummond 
H.E.I.C.S,,  of  Strageath,  8  Walker 
Street, 

Lt.-Col.  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal ;  Ensign, 
22nd  B.N.I.  1837;  Lt.  1841  ;  Capt.  1849; 
Comdt.  Bareilly  Levy,  1859;  Maj.  36th 
B.N.I.  1862  ;  Lt.-Col.  1866;  d.  1868. 

ERSKINE,  Claudius  James,  1829-34. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Wilham 
Erskine,  25  Royal  Circus. 

Haileybury,  1839;  H.E.I.C.S.,  Bom.  C.S., 
1840-67 ;  Priv.  Sec.  to  Sir  Geo.  Arthur, 
1843-6 ;  in  1847  Sec.  Gen.  and  Judicial  Dept. 
of  Govt,  of  Bom.  ;  1856  first  Dir.  of  Pub. 
Instruction  in  W.  India ;  1858  Judge  of 
Konkan ;  i860  M.L.C.  Calcutta ;  1862 
Judge  of  Bom.  High  Court ;  1865  Mem. 
of  Council  of  Govt,  of  Bom.  ;  ret.  1867;  m. 
dau.  of  Lestock  Reid,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Gov.  of 
Bombay  ;  d.  6  June  1893 ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  i.  49. 

ERSKINE,  Henry  C,  1829-34.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1820 ;  s.  of  William  Erskine, 
25  Royal  Circus. 

d.  1897. 

FLETCHER,  Andrew,  1829-33.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1819 ;  s.  of  John  Fletcher  of 
Dunans,  15  Lynedoch  Place. 


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FORBES,  Charles  William,  1829-34.  CI. 
1-5,  b.  1  Oct,  1820 ;  s.  of  George 
Forbes,  Banker,  West  Coatcs  House. 

Ball.  Coll.  0.\on ;  Coffee-planter  on  his 
own  estate,  Kadienlena,  Kotmale,  Ceylon ; 
m.  Jane  Agnes,  dau.  of  Walter  Long  of 
Rood  Ashton,  Wilts;  d.  6  Dec.  1887. 

GILLESPIE,  Alexander,  1831-4.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Gillespie  of 
Sunnyside,  Lanarkshire ;  Math.  Medal, 
1884. 

Canadian  Merchant ;   d.  30  July  1865. 

GILLESPIE,  John,  1831-5.  CI.  3-6.  b, 
3  May  1822;  s.  of  George  Gillespie 
of  Biggar  Park. 

W.S.  1844 ;  Kt.  1883  ;  one  of  the  Jt. 
Sees,  to  Roy.  Company  of  Archers,  1845  ; 
Sec.  of  Roy.  Caledonian  Hunt ;  Dir.  E.A. 
1862-6;  m.  1847  Margaret  Ross,  dau.  of 
George  Robertson,  Jt.  Dep.  K.R.  for  Scot.; 
d.  2  Jan  1901 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  viii.  56. 

GILLON,  John,  1829-32.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1820  ;  s.  of  John  Gillon,  Merchant, 
Leith, 

Merchant,  Leith  ;  partner  of  John  Gillon 
and  Co.  ;   d.  17  Sept.  1863. 

GORDON,   Francis,    1831-8.     CI.   3,    4, 

b,  1818  ;   s,  of  John  Gordon,  Melville 
Street. 

GRAHAM,  Robert,  1829-36.  CI.  1-7. 
b,  27  June  1820  ;  s,  of  Dr.  Robert 
Graham,  Prof,  of  Med.  and  Bot., 
Edin.  Univ. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Merchant,  Sydney,  Aus- 
tralia; S.  to  Coldoch,  Perthshire,  1870;  d.  19 
March  1893. 

GWYNNE,  Henry,  1881-4.  CI.  3-5, 
b.  1817 ;  s.  of  Col.  A.  T.  J.  G^vynne, 
10  Fettes  Row. 

HARRIMAN,  Joseph,  1831-5.  CI.  8-5. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Mrs,  Harriman, 
Drummond  Place. 

HAY,  John  M.,  1882-5.  CI.  4-6.  b, 
1819  ;  s,  of  John  Hay,  M.D.,  Aber- 
cromby  Place. 

HEADLAM,  Charles,  1881-4.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Headlam,  New- 
battle. 

HUSSEY,  James  M.,  1829-30,  CI,  1.  b. 
1820 ;  s.  of  William  Hussey  of  Newhall, 
Glasg, 

HUTCHISON,  Robert  Pender,  1829-34. 
CI,  1-5.  b.  1818  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Hutchison, 
63  Castle  Street. 


M.A.  C.C.  Coll.  Cantab;  Ch.  of  Eng.'; 
D.  1843  ;  P.  1844  (Winchester)  ;  C.  of  St. 
John's,  Portsea,  Hants,  1843-5  ;  of  Honing- 
ton,  Warwickshire,  1845-6;  of  St.  Mary, 
Ishngton,  N.,  1846-9;  V.  Ch.  Ch.,CambenvelI, 
S.E.,  1849-69  ;  R.  of  St  Thomas,  Winchester, 
1869-86;  S.R.  of  Martyr  Worthy,  Winchester, 
1886-99  ;    d.  1907. 

HUTTON,  Arthur,  1829-33.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1820 ;  s.  of  Thomas  Ilutton, 
Merchant,  Calcutta,  1  Dounc  Terrace. 

INVEKARITY,  George,  1829-35.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  2  May  1821  ;  s.  of  James 
Inverarity,  20  Melville  Street,  after- 
wards of  Rosemount,  Co.  Forfar. 

Haileybury,  1838-9;  H.E.I.C.S.  Bom. 
1840  ;  Comr.  of  Customs,  Salt  and  Opium  ; 
ret.  1865  ;   m.  Ahce  Jeanin  ;   d.  5  Dec.  1900. 

JAMES,    Thomas,    1829-80.     CI.    1.     b. 
1816  ;    s.   of  David  James,   Farmer, 
Davidson's  Mains. 
Edin.  Univ.  ;   d.  young. 

KERMACK,  William  Ramsay,  1829-86, 
CI.  1-7.  b.  3  Sept.  1820  ;  s.  of  John 
Kermaek,  W.S.,  20  Broughton  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1843  ;  Proc.  Fis. 
1872-83  ;  Dir.  E.A.  1858-63;  m.  1846  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  Henry  Armstrong,  Edin. ;  d. 
8  May  1883. 

KERR,  William  Williamson,  1832-6. 
CI.  4-7.  b.  1822  ;  s.  of  James  Kerr, 
Judge  in  Quebec  ;  Dux  CI.  5  and  6, 
1884  and  1835,  and  of  the  School, 
1836. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1836-7;  Oriel  Coll.  Oxon; 
B.A.  (ist  CI.  Class.,  ist  CI.  Maths.),  1843  ; 
M.A.  1846;  Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  Author:  Kerr 
on  Fraud;  Kerr  on  Injunctions,  d.  26  Oct. 
1902. 

KIRK,  John,  1829-36.  CI.  1-7.  b.  24 
July  1820  ;  s.  of  Douglas  Kirk,  Surg. 
R.N. 

W.S.  1849  ;  Dir.  Chancery,  1873-89  ;  m. 
1854  Frances,  3rd  dau.  of  William  Berry 
of  Tayfield  ;  d.  27  April  1889  at  Capetown. 

LAURIE,  William  Kennedy,  1829-33. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1820 ;  s.  of  WilHam 
B.  Kennedy  Laurie,  St.  Bernard's 
Crescent. 

Of  Woodhall,  Kirkcudbright;  S.  i860; 
J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Kirkcudbrightshire ; 
served  in  Duke  of  Brunswick's  Huss.  (Black 
Brunswickers)  for  some  years  from  1848T; 
d.  14  April  1898. 


LITTLEJOHN,    Edward 
CI.  1.     b.  1820, 


W..    1829-30, 


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57 


LUMSDEN,  William,  1829-32.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1822  ;  s.  of  William  Lumsden  of 
Turnour  Hall. 

MACDOWALL,  Robert,  1829-33.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Mr.  Macdowall, 
21  Inverleith  Row. 

MACKENZIE,    Peter,    1831-4.     CI.   3-5. 
b.   1818  ;    s.   of  Kincaid  Mackenzie, 
Merchant    (Lord    Provost    of    Edin. 
1817),  5  Gayfield  Square. 
M.D.  Edin.  ;   Doctor  in  W.I. ;   d.  1874. 

MACKENZIE,  Richard  James,  1829-34. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Richard 
Mackenzie,  W.S.,  of  Dolphinton. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  volunteered  for  service  in 
the  Crimea ;  attached  to  the  79th  (Cameron) 
Highs.  ;  m.  Mrs.  Campbell,  widow  of  Mr. 
Campbell  of  Shirvan ;  d.  1854. 

M'LEAY,  John,  1833-4.  CI.  5.  s.  of 
Mrs.  M'Leay  of  Newmore,  7  Doune 
Terrace. 

M'LEAY,  Wilham,  1833-4.  CI.  5.  s.  of 
Mrs.  M'Leay  of  Newmore,  7  Dounc 
Terrace. 

MAITLAND,  George  Ferguson,  1829-36. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  16  Oct.  1820 ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Maitland,  Advocate  (Lord 
Dundrennan),  Senator  of  the  Coll. 
of  Justice. 

Of  Hermand  ;  Advocate,  1843  ;  m.  1858 
Jessie,  dau.  of  Alex.  Cuming  of  Grishemish  ; 
d.  8  Oct.  1876. 

MILLAR,  James  Lawson,  1829-35.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  James  Millar, 
13  Inverleith  Row. 

MOXCREIFF,  Thomas,  1829-36.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  5  Oct.  1821  ;  s.  of  James 
Moncreiff,  Advocate,  afterwards  Hon. 
Lord  Moncreiff,  Senator  of  the  Coll. 
of  Justice,  47  Moray  Place. 

Merchant  in  China;  d.  22  Dec.  1863. 

NAIRNE,  James,  1829-36.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
8  Aug.  1821  ;  s.  of  Charles  Nairne, 
W.S.,  22  Albany  Street. 

W.S.  1843;  Sec.  N.B.  Rly.  1852-66;  d. 
26  March  1866. 

NAPIER,  John  Stirling,  1829-35.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  7  May  1820  ;  s.  of  Sir  William 
John  Milliken  Napier,  8th  Bart,  of 
Napier,  Renfrewshire. 

D.L.  Co.  Renfrew  ;  m.  1845  Janet,  dau. 
of  Andrew  Brown  of  Auchentorlie,  Co. 
Renfrew;   d.  17  April  1891. 


NAPIER,  Robert  John  Milliken,  1833-5. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  7  Nov.  1818  ;  s.  of  Sir 
W'illiam  John  Milhken  Napier,  8th 
Bart,  of  Napier,  Renfrewshire. 

S.  his  father  in  1852  as  9th  Bart,  of 
Napier;  Hon.  Col.  4th  Batt.  A.  and  S. 
Highs.;  m.  1850  Anne  Salisbury  Meliora, 
dau.  of  John  Ladeveze  Adlercron  of  Moy- 
glare,  Co.  Meath  ;   d.  4  Dec.  1884. 

NICHOLSON,  Thomas,  1829-34.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1820;  s.  of  Mrs.  Nicholson,  63 
Castle  Street ;  d. 

OGILVY,  John  Andrew  Wedderburn, 
1831-3.  CI.  3,  4.  b.  2  July  1818  ; 
s.  of  Peter  W.  Ogilvy  of  Ruthven. 

M.A.  Jesus  Coll.  Cantab ;  Ensign  25th 
Ft.  (K.O.S.B.),  1837;  ret.  1838;  was  for 
some  years  in  Australia,  and  subsequently 
in  Perthshire  Mil.  ;  ret.  as  Maj.  ;  m. 
Jessie  Stuart,  dau.  of  Col.  James  Coutts 
Crawford  Gray,  H.E.I.C.S. ;  d.  16  Sept. 
1906. 

OLIVER,  Robert,  1829-31.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1818;  s.  of  Robert  Oliver  of 
Venchon,  Kelso. 

Of  Blakelaw  and  Lochside,  Yetholm, 
Kelso ;  farmed  his  own  lands  ;  a  well- 
known  country  gentleman  ;  a  good  horse- 
man and  judge  of  horses  ;  J. P.  Roxburgh- 
shire ;  m.         ;  d.  9  Aug.  1908. 

PARKER,  Alexander  Davidson,  1829-34. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  21  March  1820 ;  s.  of 
John  Parker,  S.S.C,  Prin.  Extractor 
in  the  Court  of  Session,  7  Mary  Place. 

Went  to  Montreal,  1846  ;  Sec.  of  Scot. 
Provincial  Insur.  Co.  ;  m.  Grace,  dau.  of 
John  Gibson,  sen.,  W.S.  ;    d.  14  Oct.  1870. 

PAUL,  William  Paul  Stothert,  1829-36. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  26  Jan.  1821  ;  s.  of 
William  Paul,  Accountant,  9  Howe 
Street. 

Advocate,  1842  ;   d.  1868  at  Rouen. 

PLOMER,  Wilham  Pagan,  1829-34.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1820  ;  s.  of  William  Plomer, 
D.L.  Edin.,  26  York  Place,  and 
Snaresbrook,  Middlesex. 

St.  John's  Coll.  Cantab  ;   d.  1850. 

RAMSAY,  Robert  Anderson,  1829-32. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  5  Feb.  1820  ;  s.  of  Lt.- 
Gen.  the  Hon.  John  Ramsay. 

Col.  H.E.I.C.S.  ;  Maj.  I.A.  1858 ;  ret. 
i860  as  Hon.  Col.  ;  d.  5  Nov.  1897. 

RAMSAY,  Wilham  Burnet,  1829-32.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Capt.  T.  Ramsay, 
25  Royal  Circus. 

Capt.  Rifle  Brigade;  2nd  Lt.  1838;  Lt. 
1839;   Capt.  1846;   ret.  1848. 


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REID,  William,  1830-4.  CI.  2-4,  b. 
1820 ;  s.  of  Capt.  C.  H.  Reid,  R.N., 
9  Saxe-Cobourg  Place. 

SANDS,  William  John,  1829-35.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  9  July  1821  ;  s.  of  Warren  Hastings 
Sands,  W.S.,  5  Royal  Circus. 

Schol.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab,  1S44  ;  W.S. 
1845;  m.  1852  Augusta  Sophia,  dau.  of 
Maj.-Gen.  Wemyss  of  Green  Park,  Bath; 
d.  II  April  1879. 

SCOTT,  Edward  WiUiam,  1830-3.  CI. 
2-4. 

SCOTT,  William  C,  1829-34.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1820 ;  s.  of  William  Scott,  W.S., 
of  Teviotbank. 

SMITH,  Grieve,  1829-30.    CI.  1.    b.  181G. 

STODDART,  Mark,  1830-2.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Adm.  Pringle  Stoddart, 
R.N.,  10  Bellevue  Crescent. 

Went  to  Australia,  and  afterwards  to  N.Z., 
where  he  settled,  and  became  a  M.L.C. ; 
m. 

THOMAS,  James  F.,  1829-32.  CI.  1-3, 
b.  1819;  s.  of  Capt.  Thomas,  7  St. 
Vincent  Street. 

TREVELYAN,  Thornton  Raleigh, 
1830-1.  CI.  2.  b.  1820;  s.  of 
Raleigh  Trevelyan  of  Netherwitton, 
Regent  Terrace. 

m.  1842  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Matthew 
Henderson  of  Galashiels  ;   d.  1845. 

TREVELYAN,  Walter  Blackett,  1830-2. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  17  March  1821  ;  s.  of 
Raleigh  Trevelyan  of  Netherwitton, 
Regent  Terrace. 

Harrow,  XI. ;  C.  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A. ;  Cam- 
bridge XI.  1844;  Barr.  Mid.  Tern.  1858; 
Bencher,  1882 ;  m.  Helena  CaroUne, 
dau.    of    Sir    John    Trevelyan,    5th    Bart. 


of    Wallington    and    Nettlecombe ; 
Oct.  1894. 


d.     10 


TULLOH,  Robert  Henry  David,  1831-5. 
CI.  3-6.  b.  7  May  1819  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Henry  Tulloh,  H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Elliston, 
Roxburghshire. 

Addiscombe,  1837-9;  Maj.  H.E.I.C.S. 
39th  B.N.I,  and  B.S.C. ;  medals,  Mutiny, 
Puniar  bronze  star;  Lt.  39th  B.N.I.  1840; 
Capt.  1849  ;   ret.  iSoi  ;    d.  24  March  1904. 

VANS-AGNEW,  Patrick  Alexander, 
1829-30.  CI.  1.  b.  1822  ;  s.  of  Col. 
Patrick  Vans-Agnew,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Haileybury,  1S38-40  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal, 
1840-S  ;  Dy.  Comr.  Cis.  Sutlej  territory  ; 
killed  at  Mod  tan,  20  April  1S48. 

WATSON,  John,  1829-34.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1819  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Watson,  W.S., 
of  Bridgecastle,  19  Melville  Street. 

Capt.  2ist  Ft.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1838  ;  Lt.  1840  ; 
Capt.  1852  ;  ret.  1854 ;  m.  Ellen,  dau. 
of  Capt.  Grant;   d.  1S61. 


WILSON, 

1819  ; 
Street. 


Henry,    1832-3.     CI.    4.     b. 
s,    of   Mrs.    Wilson,   Duncan 


YOUNG,  Archibald,  1829-35,  CI,  1-6, 
b.  3  Dec,  1820  ;  s,  of  William  Young, 
W.S.,  55  Great  King  Street. 

Advocate,  1843;  H.M.  Insp.  of  Salmon 
Fisheries  for  Scot.  ;  m.  1895  Miss  A.  Cuth- 
bertson  ;  d.  8  May  1900. 

YOUNG,  Emanuel,  1833-4.  CI.  5.  b. 
1818 ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Young,  North  Shields. 

YOUNG,  John,  1829-34.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
11  Jan.  1821 ;  s.  of  William  Young  of 
Warroch. 

Merchant  in  Liverpool ;   d.  11  Nov.  1865. 

YOUNG,  Thomas,  1833-4.  CI.  5,  b. 
1819 ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Young,  North  Shields, 


MR,  MITCHELL'S  CLASS,   1830-7 


ADAM,  Alexander  Forsyth,  1830-7,     CI. 

1-7.     b.  24  July  1822  ;    s.  of  James 

Adam,  S.S.C,  19  Claremont  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.;  W.S.  1847;  Dir.E.A.  1864-74; 
d.  24  Dec.  1 88 1. 

ALEXANT)ER,  Hervey,  1830-1,  CI,  1, 
b,  1822  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Alexander,  North- 
umberland Street, 

ANDERSON,  John,  1830-4,  CI,  1-4, 
b.  26  March  1820;  s.  of  Dr.  Charles 
Anderson,  Quality  Street,  Leith. 


Merchant,  Hamburg,  (ret.  in  the  Sixties) ; 
d.  in  Lond.  13  Oct.  1913. 

ANDERSON,  John,  1833-4.  CI.  4.  b. 
1819 ;  s.  of  Thomas  Anderson, 
Newburgh. 

ATKINSON,  Thomas  James,  1830-2. 
CI.  1,  2. 

BARBER,  Robert  H.,  1833-4.  CI.  4. 
b.  1820;  s.  of  R.  H.  Barber,  30 
Warriston  Crescent. 


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59 


BARBER,  Samuel  W.,  1833-4.  CI.  4. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  R.  H.  Barber,  30  War- 
riston  Crescent. 

BORTHWICK,  George,  1830-7.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  26  Feb.  1822  ;  s.  of  Dr.  George 
Borthwick,  10  Darnaway  Street ; 
Math.  Medal,  CI.  7,  1837. 

Went  to  Canada  in  1840 ;  afterwards 
Merchant  in  Liverpool,  then  in  N.Y., 
and  subsequently  in  business  in  Lond.  as 
a  Bill  Broker;  m.  1859  Mary  Elizabeth 
Macdonald,  dau.  of  M.  N.  Macdonald  Hume, 
W.S.  ;    d.  14  Nov.  1906. 

BOYLE,  Archibald  Thomas,  1830-7. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  14  April  1822  ;  s,  of  the 
Right  Hon.  David  Boyle,  Lord 
Justice-General,  28  Charlotte  Square. 

Advocate,  1843 ;  Treas.  of  Faculty  of 
Advocates,  1853-62  ;  Hon.  Sec.  to  the  Dirs. 
E.A.  1848-53;  Dir.  1853-62;  d.  28  March 
1863. 

BRIDGES,    David   James,    1831-6.     CI. 
2-6.     b.  26  Aug.  1821  ;    s.  of  James 
Bridges,  W.S.,  60  Great  King  Street. 
W.S.  1845  ;   d.  Feb.  1852. 

BROWN,  George  John,  1833-  .  CI.  4-  . 
b.  1821. 

Col.  4th  Huss.  ;  Cornet,  1840  ;  Lt.  1843  ; 
Capt.  1846;  Brev.  Maj.  1854;  Maj.  1857; 
Lt.-Col.  i860;  Col.  1865;  h.p.  1867; 
served  in  the  Eastern  campaign,  1854-5, 
including  Alma,  Balaclava,  Inkermann 
(wounded),  Tchernaya,  and  siege  of 
Sebastopol ;  present  with  Light  Cav. 
Brigade  at  Eupatoria  (medal  with  clasps, 
Kt.  of  Legion  of  Honour,  5th  class  Medjidie, 
and  Turkish  medal)  ;   d.  1871. 

BUCHANAN,  John  Snodgrass,   1830-3. 
CI.     1-3.     b.     1822 ;      s.     of    David 
Snodgrass  Buchanan  of  Cunningham- 
head,  8  Ainslie  Place, 
d.  1854. 

BURNLEY,  Joseph  Hume,  1830-2.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  W.  H,  Burnley 
of  Trinidad,  Moray  Place. 

BURN-MURDOCH,  John,  1830-7.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  19  June  1821  ;  s.  of  John 
Burn-Murdoch,  Advocate,  of  Coldoch 
and  Gartincaber,  Perthshire,  13  Mel- 
ville Street. 

Of  Gartincaber ;  Advocate,  1846;  m.  1851 
Dorothea  Harriet,  dau.  of  Capt.  Thomas 
Monck-Mason,  R.N.  ;   d.  21  Sept.  1908. 

CADELL,  Francis,  1830-4.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
9  Feb.  1822 ;  s.  of  Hew  Francis 
Cad  ell  of  Cockenzie. 

Served  in  first  China  and  second  N.Z. 
Wars;  Explorer  of  Murray  River,  Australia; 


voted  ;£5000  and  gold  trophy  by  Govt,  of 
S.  Australia ;  assassinated,  when  pearl-fishing, 
by  one  of  the  crew,  June  1879. 

CADELL,   William,   1831-2.     CI.   2.     b, 
1821  ;    s.  of  Philip  Cadell,  Merchant, 
Cramond. 
d.  1832. 

CAMERON,  Donald,  1833-4.  CI,  4. 
b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  D.  Cameron, 
24  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

CAMPBELL,  Alexander  D.,  1830-2.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1822  ;  s.  of  W.  G.  Campbell 
of  Fairfield. 

CAMPBELL,  Richard.  1830-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1821;  s.  of  W.  G.  Campbell  of 
Fairfield. 

CHAMPION,  William,  1831-6.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  28  Aug.  1821  ;  s.  of  Maj.  John 
Carey  Champion,  21st  Ft. 

Addiscombe,  1837-8;  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal; 
Ensign  15th  B.N.I.  1S39  ;  Lt.  48th  B.N.L 
1840  ;   d.  22  Feb.  1842  at  Jelalabad. 

CHRISTIE,  Peter,  1830-2.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
30  Aug.  1821 ;  s.  of  Charles  Maitland 
Christie  of  Durie,  Heriot  Row ;  d. 

CRICHTON,  Thomas  A.,  1830-5.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1822  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Crichton, 
Queen  Street. 

CUMMING,  James,  1830-6.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1821  ;  s.  of  James  Cumming,  LL.D., 
Teacher,  E.A. 

Agent  B.L.  Co.  Bank,  Jedburgh,  1859-91 ; 
m.  1857  Margaret  Elizabeth  Callender;  d.  22 
Jan.  1905. 

DALYELL,  Robert  Alexander  Osborne, 
1830-7.  CI.  1-7.  b.  1822;  s.  of 
Capt.  Sir  William  Cunningham- 
Cavendish  Dalyell,  R.N.,  7th  Bart, 
of  Binns. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1837-40  ;  Trin.  CoU.  Cantab  ; 
B.A.  1844;  M.A.  1847;  8th  Bart,  of  Binns, 
S.  father,  1865;  J.P.,  D.L.  Co.  LinUth- 
gow;  Barr.  Inn.  Tern.  1849;  H.B.M.  Con- 
sul, Bucharest,  1856-7  ;  Belgrade,  1857-9  ; 
Erzeroum,  1859-65;  Roustchouk,  1865-74; 
d.  1886. 

DAVIES,  Athelstane,  1831-3.  CI.  2,  3, 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Davies,  London. 

DICK,  James,  1831-3.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
1819  ;  s.  of  David  Dick  of  Glensheil, 
Ross-shire. 

DODDS,  Charles,  1831-5.  CI.  2-5.  b. 
1823 ;  s.  of  Maj.  George  Dodds, 
23  Howard  Place. 


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DUNBAR,  Robert,  1831-4.     CI.  2-4.     b. 
21  Nov.  1820;    s.  of  George  Dunbar, 
M.A.,   Prof,   of  Greek  in  the  Edin. 
Uni^^ 
d.  i6  Sept.  1837. 

DYKES,  James  \Villiani,  1830-4.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Dykes, 
Albyn  Place. 

EWART,  Henry,  1830-4.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1821  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Ewart,  Ann  Street. 

FERGUSSON,  Hume  M.,  1830-4.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  James  Fergusson, 
P.C.S.,  30  Hcriot  Row. 

Maj.  M.S.C. ;  Indian  Mutiny,  1857-S 
(medal  with  clasp);  ret.  as  Maj.  1862;  d. 
23  Oct.  1895  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  iii.  5. 

FISHER,  Henry,  1830-6.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1820;  s.  of  Daniel  Fisher,  S.S.C, 
Forth  Street. 

FLETCHER,  Arcliibald  Douglas  William, 
1830-4.  CI.  1-4.  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Miles 
Angus  Fletehcr,  Advocate,  11  Queen 
Street. 

R.N.  1834;  Mate,  1842;  Lieut.  1845; 
Comm.  1856;  ret.  with  rank  of  Capt.  1871  ; 
Kov.  1866  Queen  of  Spain  thanked  him  for 
exertions  in  and  assistance  rendered  to 
Spanish  frigate ;  Sword  of  Honour  pre- 
sented by  Spanish  Govt,  for  this  service; 
Crimea,  Sebastopol,  Syria,  and  Turkish 
medals;  m.  Jane  Mary,  dau.  of  Gen.  Sir 
Edward  Nicolls,  K.C.B.,  R.M. ;  d.  12  March 
1882. 

FLETCHER,  Henry  Mordaunt,  1830-7. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1822  ;  s.  of  Miles  Angus 
Fletcher,  Advocate,  11  Queen  Street ; 
best  in  French,  CI.  7,  1837. 

Edin.  Univ.  1S38-9  ;  Glasg.  Univ.  1840-3  ; 
Cowan  Gold  Medal  for  best  in  Latin,  1841-2  ; 
Snell  Exhib.  ;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1843-7  '. 
B.A.  1847  ;  M.A.  1851  ;  took  Holy  Orders 
in  Ch.  of  Eng. ;  V.  1847;  P.  1848;  C.  of 
Wordesley,  Staffs,  1S47-8;  of  Nettlecomb, 
Somerset,  1848-50 ;  of  Peasemore,  Berks, 
1850-3  ;  R.  of  North  Stoke,  Somerset, 
1853-6  ;  V.  of  Ch.  Ch.,  Derry  Hill,  Calne, 
Wilts,  1856-72  ;  C.  in  charge  of  Alton 
Berners,  Wilts,  1872-6 ;  of  Bicknor,  Kent, 
1876-8 ;  R.  of  Grasmere,  Westmorland, 
1878-93  ;  V.  of  Nackington,  Kent,  1893-7  ; 
ret.  to  Oxford,  1897  ;  m.  1851  Charlotte, 
dau.  of  Dr.  Alex.  Monro  of  Craiglockhart, 
Prof,  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Edin.;  d.  31  May 
1914. 

FULLERTOX,  William,  1830-6.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  March  1821  ;  s.  of  the  Hon. 
Lord  FuUerton,  Senator  of  the  Coll. 
of  Justice,  27  Melville  Street. 

Maj. -Gen.  14th  B.N.I.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1839  ; 
Lt.    1842;    Capt.    1853;    Maj.    1861  ;    Lt.- 


Col.  1865;  Col.  1870;  Maj. -Gen.  1875; 
War  Services  :  Gwalior  campaign,  1843, 
Maharajpore,  bronze  star;  Sutlej  cam- 
paign, 1845-6,  Ferozeshah  (desp.,  medal); 
D.J.A.G.  Bengal;  m.  Isabella  Maitland, 
g.  dau.  of  Lord  Dundrennan  ;  d.  9  Jan.  1876. 

GEAVES,  Richard,  1832-3.  CI.  3.  b. 
1818 ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Geavcs,  Howard 
Place. 

GODBY,  Charles,  1830-1.  CI.  1.  b. 
1821 ;  s.  of  Augustus  Godby,  See. 
G.P.O.  Edin. 

GORDON,  John,  1830-6.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1822 ;  s.  of  William  Gordon  of 
Milrig. 

m.  Harriet  Coote,  dau.  of  Col.  Chidley 
Coote,  and  widow  of  George  Evans  of 
Portrane,  Co.  Dublin  ;   d.  25  July  1900. 

GORDON,  WiUiam,  1830-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1821 ;  s.  of  John  Gordon  of 
Cairnbulg,  38  Drummond  Place. 

Gen.,  C.B. ;  17th  Regt. ;  Ensign,  1838;  Lt. 
1840;  Capt.  1849;  Brev.  Maj.  1855;  Maj. 
1855;  Brev.  Lt.-Col.  1856;  Lt.-Col.  1861  ; 
Col.  1862.  War  Services :  Crimea,  1854 ; 
Sebastopol,  assault  on  Redan,  18  June 
(desp.) ;  commanded  regt.  second  assault  on 
Redan  of  8  Sept.  (desp.)  ;  bombardment 
and  capture  of  fortress  of  Kinbourn  (medal 
with  clasps,  brev.  of  Maj.  and  Lt.-Col.,  Kt. 
Legion  of  Honour,  5th  class  Medjidie 
and  Turkish  medal).  C.B.  1871  ;  Lt.-Col. 
Brig.  Depot,  Hamilton,  1873-5  ;  A.A.G. 
1870-3;  h.p.  1875;  Lt.-Gen.  1880;  ret.  as 
Hon  Gen.  1881  ;  m.  A.  Stirling-Stuart  of 
Castle  Milk,  Lanarkshire;  d.  14  Aug.  1883. 

GRAHAM,  David,  1830-6.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
80  Oct.  1821  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Robert 
Graham,  Prof,  of  Med.  and  Bot. 
Edin.  Univ. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Australia;  d.  5  July  1859 
at  Granton. 

GRANT,  John  Henrj^  1830-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Grant,  Cum- 
berland Street. 

Capt.  30th  Ft. ;  Ensign,  1836;  Lt.  1840; 
Capt.  1 851;  Depot,  1S57.  War  Services: 
served  with  2nd  Ft.  in  campaign  of  1844-5  ; 
in  S.  Concan  and  Sawant  Warree  country, 
including  storming  of  several  stockades  and 
investment  and  capture  of  forts  of  Monghur 
and  Munsuntosh.     d.  1861. 

GREIG,  Alexander,  1830-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Greig, 
W.S.,  of  Hallgreig,  Queen  Street. 

GREIG,  WiUiam,  1830-4.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1823.  s.  of  Alexander  Greig,  W.S., 
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GRUT,  Ferdinand,  1831-3.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Nicholas  Grut,  Actuary, 
Scottish  Union  Insur.  Co.,  Leopold 
Place. 

GWYNNE,  Richard,  1831-4.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Col.  A.  T.  J.  Gwynne, 
10  Fettes  Row. 

HAMILTON,  John  Buchanan,  1830-2. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  14  Feb.  1822  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
Francis  Buchanan  Hamilton  of  Leny, 
Callander. 

Of  Leny ;  m.  Margaret,  y.  dau.  of  George 
Seton  of  Carriston,  Co.  Fife;  d.  i6  May 
1903. 

HAMILTON,  Thomas,  1830-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1822  ;  s.  of  John  C.  Hamilton, 
75  Great  King  Street. 


John  George,  1830-7.  CI. 
26  Sept.  1819  ;  s.  of  Robert 
of     Melsetter     and     Cletts, 


HEDDLE, 

1-7.     b. 

Heddle 

Orkney. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  of  Melsetter  ;  J. P.,  D.L. 
Orkney  ;  greatly  interested  in  the  volunteer 
movement  in  Orkney  (Capt.)  ;  a  keen 
sportsman  and  yachtsman  ;  m.  1843  Mary, 
2nd  dau.  of  William  TraiU  of  Woodwick, 
Orkney  ;   d.  23  Sept.  1869. 

HERIOT,  Robert,  afterwards  Heriot- 
Maitland,  1830-1.  CI.  1.  b.  1821  ; 
s.  of  James  Heriot,  W.S.,  of  Ramornie, 
30  Great  King  Street. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich,  where  he  contracted 
rheumatic  fever,  which  rendered  him  a 
permanent  invalid  ;    d.  6  Aug.  1849. 

HOOD,  Alexander  Charles,  1833-6.  CI. 
4-6.     s.  of  John  Hood  of  Stoneridge. 

INGLEBY,  Rupert,  1832-  .  CI.  3-  .  b. 
1820 ;  s.  of  Rupert  Ingleby,  Oak 
Cottage,  Manchester. 

IVORY,  James,  1830-3.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1822 ;  s.  of  James  (Hon.  Lord)  Ivory, 
Advocate,  9  Ainslie  Place. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Queensland ;  m.  Miss  Beat- 
son;  d.  c.  1898  in  Queensland. 

JOHNSTONE,  Henry,  1830-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1822 ;  s.  of  Thomas  Johnstone, 
Howard  Place. 

JOHNSTONE,  John  S.,  1830-2.     CI.  1,  2. 

JUNOR,  CoHn,  1830-6.  CI.  1-6.  From 
Brit.  Guiana. 

KEIR,  James  Thomas,  1830-7.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Keir  of  Moscow, 
Royal  Circus ;  d. 


KERR,  Henrv  Ashburton,   1830-4.     CI. 
1-4.     b.    1821  ;     s.    of    Lord    Robert 
Kerr,  Forres  Street. 
Comm.  R.X. ;  d.  1856. 

KINNEAR,  George,  1830-6.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
19  Jan.  1821  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Kinnear, 
Banker,  Lond. 

Durham  Univ.  ;  B.A.  1S50  ;  M.A.  1851  ; 
Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1S50  ;  P.  1851  Dio.  Ripon  ; 
C.  of  Upton,  Torquay  ;  m.  Harriet  Akroyd 
of  Hahfax,  Yorks  ;  d.  23  Dec.  1867. 

L'AMY,   Silvester,   1830-7.     CI.   1-7,     b. 
1820  ;   s.  of  James  L'Amy,  Advocate, 
of  Dunkennj',  Forfarshire, 
d.  25  May  1S9S. 

LINDSAY,  Alexander,  1830-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1822  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Lindsay,  5  Ainslie 
Place. 

Of  Lindsay,  Macleay  and  Howe,  Wine 
Merchants,  Lond.  ;   d., 

LINDSAY,  James  Jervis  Ogilvy,  1830-3. 
CI.    1-3.     b.    1821  ;     s.    of    William 
FuUarton  Lindsaj^  Carnegie  of  Spynie, 
Boysack,  and  Kinblethmont. 
d.  1833. 

LOCH,  John  Adam,  1831-6.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  1820  ;  s.  of  VVilHam  Loch,  Saxc- 
Coburg  Place. 

Haileybury,  1839  (Persian  Medal)  ; 
H.E.I.C.S.  1840-67;  Jt.  Mag.  andDep.  Coll., 
Muttra  ;   d.  13  Aug.  1892. 

LYON,  Patrick  Charles,  1830-7.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1820;  s.  of  George  Lyon,  W.S., 
of  Wester  Ogil,  Perthshire. 

Indigo-planter,  and  afterwards  engaged 
in  jute  and  general  produce  business  in 
India  ;   d.  25  Nov.  1899  at  Madras. 

MACKILLOP,  George,  1830-3.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1822 ;  s.  of  George  Mackillop, 
Ainslie  Place. 

MACKINTOSH,  Alexander.  1830-5.     CI. 
1-5.     b.   1821  ;    s.    of   WiUiam   Mac- 
kintosh   of    Geddis,    54   Great    King 
Street. 
C.E.  ;  m.  Henrietta  Grant ;  d.  c.  1880. 

MACKINTOSH,  John,  1830-7.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  9  Jan.  1822  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Mac- 
kintosh of  Geddis,  54  Great  King 
Street ;  Dux  of  CI.  1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  6  and 
of  whole  School  in  1837. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  Glasg.  Univ.  ;  d.  1 1 
March  1851. 

MACLAURIN,  Henry,  1832-5.     CI.  3-5. 


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MACMILLAN,  Alexander  R.,  1832-  . 
CI.  3-  .  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Mac- 
niillan,  Bellevue  Crescent, 

MACTIER.  Anstriither,  1830-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  6  May  1821  ;  s.  of  Anthony 
Mactier  of  Durris,  Kincardineshire. 

Capt.  H.E.I.C.S.  ;  Ensign  6th  B.  Light 
Cav.  1839;  Lt.  1844;  Capt.  1853;  served  in 
second  Sikh  War,  1848;  m.  (i)  Mary  Smith; 
(2)  Miss  Young;  d.  23  July  1857. 

MATTHEWSON,  James  B.,  1832-3.  CI.  3. 

MAXWELL,  Maxwell  Andrew  Wedder- 
burn-,  1830-6.  CI.  1-6.  b.  16  Dec. 
1821  ;  s.  of  Right  Hon.  James 
Wedderburn,  Sol. -Gen.  for  Scotland, 
31  Heriot  Row. 

Haileybury,  1839-41  (Sanskrit  Medal)  ; 
H.E.I.C.S.  and  M.C.S.  1841-78  ;  Mag.  and 
Coll.  at  Koyambatur;  S.  to  Middlebie  and 
Glenlair  in  1879  on  the  death  of  his  cousin, 
James  Clerk  Maxwell,  and  assumed  the 
name  of  Maxwell  ;  J. P.  Co.  Kirkcudbright ; 
m.  1847  Joanna,  dau.  of  James  Keir, 
M.D.,  of  West  Rhynd,  Stratheam;  d.  12 
May  1896. 

MEIN,  William,  1830-3.    CI.  1-3.    b.  1821. 

MORRISON,  Alexander  G.  D.,  1830-2. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1819  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Morrison, 
14  St.  Bernard's  Crescent. 

MORRISON,  James  S.,  1830-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Maj.  David  Morrison, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  8  Brandon  Street. 

MORRISON,  Kenneth,  1830-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1821 ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Morrison,  St. 
Bernard's  Crescent. 

MURRAY,  James,  1833-  .     CI,  4-  . 

MURRAY,  Robert,  1830-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  27  May  1821  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Murray  of  Murrayshall,  Perthshire, 
Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Aberdeen,  34 
Heriot  Row. 

C.E.  under  Government  at  Southampton  ; 
m.  (i)  Elizabeth  M.  Jerome  ;  {2)  Emily 
Hazell ;   d.  May  1893. 

NAPIER,  William,  1830-6.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1822;  s.  of  Sir  William  John 
Milliken  Napier,  8th  Bart,  of  Napier, 
Renfrewshire. 

d.  1841. 

NETHERSOLE,  Frederick,  1832-4.  CI. 
3,  4.     From  Jamaica. 

NEWTON,  John  S.,  1830-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1819. 


OGILVY,  James  Wedderburn,  1831-4. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  4  Aug.  1820  ;  s.  of  Peter 
W.  Ogilvy  of  Ruthven. 

Capt.  25th  Ft.  (K.O.S.B.) ;  Ensign,  1838 ; 
Capt.  1848 ;  ret.  1858  ;  m.  Catherine 
Lilian  Harriet,  dau.  of  Prof.  William 
Ramsay  of  Rannagulzion,  Perthshire ;  d. 
28  Jan.  1893. 

OLIVER,  William,  1832-3.  CI.  3.  b. 
1819 ;  s.  of  William  OHver,  Rox- 
burghshire. 

PATERS0N,  David  Anderson,  1830-1. 
CI.  1.  b.  7  Feb.  1820  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Paterson,  Madeira  Street,  Leith. 

Of  Dalnaglar,  Perthshire;  Merchant,  of 
Cochrane,  Paterson  and  Co.,  Leith;  m. 
Barbara,  e.  dau.  of  the  late  Dr.  Jas.  Harper, 
D.D.  ;  Prin.  of  the  U.P.  Coll.  ;  d.  11  March 
1903. 

RAILTON,  John,  1832-6.  CI.  3-6.  s.  of 
Mr.  Railton,  Manchester. 

RAMSAY,  Balcarres  Dalrymple  Ward- 
law,  1830-2.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  17  Sept. 
1822  ;  s.  of  Robert  Wardlaw  Ramsav 
of  Tillicoultry  and  Whitehill,  11 
Moray  Place. 

Cheam  School ;  Bonn  Univ.  ;  Lt.-Col. 
75th  Regt. ;  Ensign,  1840;  Lt.  1842;  Capt. 
1847  ;  Maj.  1858  ;  Lt.-Col.  1870  ;  A.D.C. 
to  Sir  George  Arthur,  Gov.  of  Bombay, 
and  to  Sir  Colin  Campbell  in  India ; 
D.A.Q.M.G.  Horse  Guards,  1859 ;  ret. 
1877.  Published :  1882  Recollections  of 
Military  Service  and  Society,  m.  185 1 
Anne,  dau.  of  Edward  CoUins  of  Frowles- 
wortli,  Leicestershire  ;   d.  26  Jan.  1885. 

REID,  Isaac  Legge,  1830-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1821 ;  s.  of  Capt.  C.  H.  Reid,  R.N., 
9  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

H.E.I.C.S.  Madras;  Ensign,  1842;  Lt. 
41st  M.N.I.  1847  ;  ret.  1851  ;  d.  19  July 
1893- 

ROBERTSON,  George,  1830-6.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  20  Aug.  1820;  s.  of  William 
Robertson  of  Malta,  Maitland  Street. 

W.S.  1848  ;  m.  1856  Harriette  Carohne 
Emily,  dau.  of  William  Maclean,  Leghorn  ; 
d.  27  Sept.  1895. 

ROBINSON,  John  L.,  1833-  .  CI.  4-  . 
b.  1819 ;  s,  of  Mrs.  Robinson,  Lond., 
Brandon  Street. 

SCOT,  Thomas  Goldie,  1833-6.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  17  July  1820  ;  s.  of  WilUam 
Scot,  M.D.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Craigmuie, 
ICirkcudbrightsliire,  and  4  Randolph 
Crescent,  Edin. 

M.D.  Edin.  1841  ;  of  Craigmuie,  Kirk- 
cudbrightshire;     Surg. -Maj.    79th    Highs.; 


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Ass.  Surg.  1841  ;  Surg.  1853;  Surg.-Maj. 
1861  ;  Hon.  Dep.  Insp.-Gen.  1867;  h.p. 
1867.  Way  Service  :  served  with  13th 
Regt.  in  Scinde,  1843;  joined  the  79th  at 
Gibraltar,  1845,  and  served  with  it  in 
Canada  until  1852 ;  served  in  Eastern 
campaign  of  1854-5,  including  battle  of 
Alma  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (medal  with 
two  clasps,  5th  cl.  of  the  Medjidie,  and 
Turkish  medal)  ;  served  in  Indian  campaign 
of  1858-9,  including  siege  and  capture  of 
Lucknow  (medal  with  clasp),  m.  1862 
Frances  Ehzabeth  Lever,  dau.  of  Archibald 
Watson  Goldie,  W.S.  ;    d.  25  June  1874. 

SCOTT  -  PLUMMER,  Charles  Balfour, 
1830-6.  Cl.  1-6.  b.  2  Sept.  1821  ; 
s.  of  Charles  Balfour  Scott  of  Woll. 

M.A.  Oxon  (Oriel  Coll.  1839-43)  ;  J. P., 
D.L.  ;  Convener  of  Co.  of  Selkirk ;  S.  his 
father  in  estate  of  Woll,  1838  ;  resigned  in 
1839  to  his  uncle,  John  Scott,  on  succeeding 
to  Sunderland  Hall  and  Middlestead,  Co. 
Selkirk,  when  he  assumed  additional  name 
of  Plummer;  Advocate,  1846;  m.  1857 
Sophia,  dau.  of  Joseph  Goff  of  Hale  Park, 
Hants  ;  d.  8  Feb.  1880. 

SMITH,  James,  1833-  .  Cl.  4-  .  b. 
1820  ;  s.  of  James  Smith,  Ship  Bank, 
Glasg. 

SMITH,  John,  1833-  .    Cl.  4-  .     b.  1819; 

s.  of  James  Smith,  ShijD  Bank,  Glasg. 

SMITH,  Thomas,  1830-6.  Cl.  1-5.  b. 
1822 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Smith, 
Banker,  2  Moray  Place. 

In  partnership  with  his  brothers  as  E.I. 
Merchants ;  the  ship  on  which  he  sailed 
disappeared,  either  wrecked  or  taken  by 
pirates  in  the  China  Sea,  c.  1855. 

SPALDING,    WiUiam    Shand,     1830-5. 
Cl.  1-5.     b.  16  Jan.  1822  ;    s.  of  Dr. 
Hinton  Spalding,  3  Ainslie  Place. 
Went  to  Jamaica  ;   d.  10  July  1839. 

STEPHENS,  Edward,  1830-2.  Cl.  1,  2. 
b,  1820 ;  s.  of  Capt.  Stephens, 
London  Street. 

STEPHENS,  William,  1830-2.  Cl.  1,  2. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Stephens, 
London  Street. 


Ensign    64th    Regt. 
ret.  1847. 


1843  ;     Lt.    1845 ; 


STEWART,  John  M.,  1831-4.  Cl.  2-4. 
b,  1822  ;  s.  of  Col.  Stewart,  Atholl 
Place. 

SWINTON,  Archibald  Adam,  1831-6. 
Cl.  2-6.  b.  22  Aug.  1820;  s.  of 
George  Swinton  of  Swinton,  and  4 
Atholl  Crescent,  Edin.,  Chief  Sec. 
to  E.  India  Govt,  at  Calcutta. 


Haileybury,  1840-1;  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal, 
1842  ;  Mag.  and  Coll.  at  Monghyr,  1843-8  ; 
Mag.,  Rajshahye,  1848-50;  Shahabad,  1850-5 
and  1857-9  ;  Monghyr,  1855-7  .'  Salt  Agent, 
Chittagong,  1861-2  ;  Judge  of  Tipperah, 
1862-7;  ret.  1867;  m.  (i)  Miss  Eastgate, 
dau.  of  Capt.  Eastgate;  (2)  1846  Isabella 
Reid,  dau.  of  Henry  Normand,  Esq.  ;  d. 
30  Jan.  1894. 

SWINTON,  Samuel  Charles  Alston, 
1831-3.  Cl.  2,  3.  b.  22  Sept.  1820  ; 
s.  of  Samuel  Swinton  of  Swinton. 

H.E.I.C.S.  ;  Capt.  8th  B.N.I.  ;  d.  22 
June  1858  at  Umballa. 

TERROT,  Charles  Samuel  John,  1830-3. 
Cl.  1-5.  b.  1822  ;  s.  of  Right  Rev. 
Bp.  Tcrrot  of  Aberdeen,  19  North- 
umberland Street. 

H.E.I.C.S.;  Col.  29th  B.N.I. ;  Ensign, 
1837  ;  Lt.  1840  ;  Capt.  1853  ;  Maj.  1865  ; 
Brev.  Lt.-Col.  1863  ;   ret.  1867  ;   d.  1876. 

THOMAS,  David  John,  1830-3.  Cl.  1-3. 
b.  1822  ;  s.  of  Capt,  Thomas,  7  St. 
Vincent  Street. 

THOMAS,  WiUiam  Richard,  1830-2.  Cl. 
1,  2.  b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Thomas, 
7  St.  Vincent  Street. 

TREVELYAN,  Raleigh,  1830-1.  Cl.  1. 
b.  15  Aug.  1822;  s.  of  Raleigh 
Trevelyan  of  Netherwitton,  Regent 
Terrace. 

Rugby ;  m.  Sarah  Flora,  2nd  dau.  of  Capt. 
Macdonald,  36th  Regt.  ;   d.  25  Aug.  1882. 

TYTLER,  James  Stuart  Eraser,  1831-4. 
Cl.  2-4.  b.  5  Aug.  1820;  s.  of 
James  Tytler  of  Woodhouselee,  W.S. 

LL.D.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  went  in  1841  with 
first  expedition  to  colony  of  Nelson,  N.Z.  ; 
returned,  1844;  W.S.  1849;  S.  to  Wood- 
houselee, 1862;  Prof,  of  Conveyancing  in 
Edin.  Univ.  1866;  m.  1850  Mary  Ehzabeth, 
o.  dau.  of  Alex.  Blair,  Treas.  of  the  Bank 
of  Scotland  ;   d.  26  Nov.  1891. 

WATSON,  Charles,  1830-7,  Cl.  1-7. 
b.  23  Feb.  1822  ;  s,  of  Rev.  Charles 
Watson,  D.D.,  Burntisland ;  Prize 
for  best  EngUsh  Prose,  Cl.  7,  1837, 

B.A.  Edin.  Univ.  1842 ;  licensed  as 
preacher  by  Presb.  of  Edin.  1847 ; 
F.  Ch.,  Langholm,  1848;  F.  Ch.,  Largs, 
Ayrshire,  1864 ;  D.D.  Glasg.  1886.  Pub- 
lished :  Lectures  on  First  Epistle  General  of 
John,  1891.  m.  (i)  1848  Mary  B.  Chalmers; 
(2)  1868  Mary  Graham  Crum;  d.  14  Jan. 
1908. 

WEDDERBURN,  John,  1830-2.  Cl.  1, 2. 
b,    1820;    s.    of   Right   Hon,   James 


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AVcdderburn,  Sol.-Gen.  for  Scotland, 
31  Hcriot  Row. 

Maj.-Gen.  B.S.C. ;  Ensign,  1S40;  Lt.  1844; 
Capt.  1854;  Maj.  1861;  Lt.-Col.  1866; 
Col.  1871  ;  ret.  as  Maj.-Gen.  1873;  served 
in  Punjaub  campaign,  1848-9,  including 
battles  of  Chillianwallah  and  Goojerat 
(medal  with  two  clasps)  ;  served  also  in 
campaign  against  the  hill  tribes  in  Scinde, 
1845,  under  Sir  Charles  Napier;  m.  (i) 
]\Iatilda,  dau.  of  Don  Costello  ;  (2)  Margaret, 
dau.  of  Wm.  James  Panton ;  d.  4  Jan. 
1S79. 

^VILLIAMSON,  George,  1833-  .  CI.  4-  . 
b.  1819 ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Williamson, 
8  Warriston  Crescent. 

WILLIAMSON,  William,  1833-4.  CI.  4. 
b.  1820  ;  s.  of  Col.  Williamson,  St. 
Bernard's  Crescent. 

Capt.  85th  Regt. ;  Ensign,  1841 ;  Lt. 
1844  ;  Capt.  1851  ;  ret.  1864  ;  d.  1873. 


WILSON,  Charles,  1832-4.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
1819 ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Wilson,  18  Duncan 
Street. 

WOOD,  Alexander,  1830-6.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  25  May  1821  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Wood,  Advocate,  afterwards  Lord 
Wood,  a  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of 
Justice,  1  Royal  Circus. 
W.S.  1850  ;  d.  21  May  1852. 

WOOD,  Theodore,  1830-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1822  ;  s.  of  Henry  Bennet  Wood, 
23  Great  King  Street. 

YOUNG,  John,  1830-1.  CI.  1.  b.  1821  ; 
s.  of  William  Young,  Agent,  Darling's 
Buildings. 

YOUNG,  William,  1830-1.  CI.  1.  b. 
1822  ;  s.  of  William  Young,  Agent, 
Darling's  Buildings. 


MR.  FERGUSON'S  CLASS,  1831-8 


BALFOUR,    Charles,    1831-4.     CI.    1-3. 
b.     1822 ;      s.     of     James     Balfour, 
Merchant,  6  Darnaway  Street. 
Wine  Merchant,  Lond. 

BALFOUR,  George,  1832-  .  CI.  2-  . 
b.  1822  ;  s.  of  Col.  Balfour,  Gloucester 
Place. 

BEAN,  Charles,  1831-3.  CI.  1-2.  b. 
1821 ;  s.  of  Charles  Bean,  West  Circus 
Place. 

BELL,  Francis  Jeffrey,  1831-7.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1823  ;  s.  of  George  Joseph  Bell, 
Advocate,  Prof,  of  Scots  Law,  Edin. 
Univ.,  15  Queen  Street. 

BELL,  Robert,  1831-8.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
18  Oct.  1823;  s.  of  William  Bell, 
W.S.,  9  Queen  Street. 

Prin.  Clerk  at  Admiralty ;  m.  1S58  J.  Alice 
Brown  ;   d.  April  1889. 

BLACKBURN,  Hugh,  1831-6.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  2  July  1823  ;  s.  of  John  Blackburn 
of  Killearn,  Stirlingshire. 

Schol.  Trin.  CoU.  Cantab,  1843;  5th 
Wrangler,  1845;  Fell.  Trin.  CoU.  1847; 
Prof,  of  Math.,  Univ.  of  Glasg.,  1849-79. 
Published  :  Treatise  on  Trigonometry,  and 
along  with  Lord  Kelvin  an  edition  of 
Newton's  Principles,  m.  Jemima,  dau.  of 
Right  Hon.  James  Wedderburn,  Sol.-Gen. ; 
d.  9  Oct.  1909  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  9. 


BOWIN,  Ralph  Cole,  1833-  .  CI.  3-  . 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Henry  Bowin,  Polnoon 
Lodge,  Eaglesham. 

BROWN,  Robert,  1831-  .     CI.  1-3.     b. 

2  Nov.   1822 ;    s.   of  James  Brown, 
Accountant,  94  George  Street. 

A  partner  of  Arbuthnot,  Ewart  and  Co., 
Merchants,    Liverpool    and    Bombay ;     d. 

3  Feb.  1864. 

CADELL,  William  MoUe,  1831-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  23  July  1822 ;  s.  of  Col. 
George  Cadell,  Madras  Army,  Melville 
Street. 

Haileybury,  1839-40  (Telegu  Medal)  ; 
M.C.S.  1840-73 ;  Judge  at  Madura ;  m. 
1843  Agnes  Geikie  Williamson  ;  d.  4  May 
1888. 

CALDER,  Robert,  1831-5.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1821  ;  s.  of  Joseph  Calder,  6  Grove 
Street. 

CAMERON,  M.  B.  Hugh,   1831-4.     CI. 
.     1-3.     b.    1822;     s.    of    Lt.-Col.    D. 
Cameron,  24  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

CAMPBELL,  Alexander  Henrv,  1831-6. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  31  July  1822;  s.  of 
Colin  Camijbell  of  Colgrain,  Dum- 
bartonshire. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Lycee  Bourbon,  Paris ; 
Austrian  Consul,  Bombay,  1848-53  ;  M.P. 
(C.)  Lancaster,  1865-8;  Mem.  of  Council  of 


MR.  FERGUSON'S  CLASS,  1831-8 


65 


Gov.  of  Bombay,  1868-70 ;  J. P.  Herts ; 
D.L.  Cornwall;  partner  of  Ritchie,  Stuart 
and  Co.  of  Bombay,  and  Finlay,  Campbell 
and  Co.  of  Lond.,  Liverpool,  and  Man- 
chester; m.  Agnes,  dau.  of  John  Campbell 
Douglas  of  Mains,  Dumbartonshire.  Ad- 
dress :  8  Cornwall  Gardens,  Lond.,  S.W. 

CARMICHAEL,  John,  1831-8.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  12  Feb.  1823;  s.  of  Archibald 
Carmichael,  Class.  Master,  E.A. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.;  Class.  Master,  Roy. 
High  School,  Edin.  ;  m.  (i)  Mary  Alison  ; 
(2)  Mary  Piper  ;   d.  i  March  1871. 

CAY,  Robert,  1831-4.  CI.  1-3.  b.  17 
Feb.  1822  ;  s.  of  John  Cay,  Advocate, 
Sheriff  and  Commissary  of  Linlith- 
gowshire. 

Sheep  Farmer  in  Austraha  at  Elmsford, 
Victoria;  m.  1851  Anne  Montgomery 
d.  8  Aug.  1888  at  Brisbane. 

CHAMPION,  James  Hyde,  1831-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  10  Feb.  1823;  s.  of  Maj. 
John  Carey  Champion,  21st  Ft. 

Addiscombe,  1836-9;  Maj.-Gen.  Bom.  S.C; 
Ensign,  1839;  Lt.  1842;  Capt.  1853; 
Brev.  Maj.  1858  ;  Maj.  i86i  ;  Lt.-Col.  1865  ; 
Col.  1870;  Maj.-Gen.  1877;  commanded 
the  I2th  N.I.  1867  ;  served  as  A.A.G.  to 
F.F.  under  Sir  John  Mitchel  in  campaign 
in  Central  India  in  1858,  and  was  present 
at  actions  of  Rajghur,  Mungrowlee,  Sind- 
haho,  and  Kurai  (medal  and  Brev.  Maj.)  ; 
D.A.G.  1868 ;  m.  Henrietta  Susan,  dau! 
of  the  late  Beauchamp  Colclough  Urquhart 
of  Meldrum  and  Byth,  Aberdeenshire  •  d 
7  March  1895. 

COCKBURN,  Lamence,  1831-7.  CI.  l-C. 
b.  1822;  s.  of  Henry  Cockburn, 
Advocate  (Lord  Cockburn),  one  of 
the  Senators  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice, 
14  Charlotte  Square. 

Sheep   Farmer   in    Australia ;     m.    Anne 
Smith  ;   d.  c.  1874  at  Melbourne. 

COCKBURN,  Owsley  R.,  1831-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1823;  s.  of  Walter  Cock- 
burn, Merchant,  24  Broughton  Place ; 
ni.         ;  d. 

COCKBURN,  Thomas  H.,  1831-6.  CI 
1-5.  b.  1822;  s.  of  Walter  Cock- 
burn, Merchant,  24  Broughton  Place. 
Maj.  42nd  and  43rd  Regts. ;  Ensign,  1840 ; 
Lt.  1842;  Capt.  1851  ;  Maj.  1858;  h.p. 
1863 ;  served  with  C.I.F.F.  at  Jhansi,  and 
was  appointed  A.D.C.  to  Sir  Hugh  Rose; 
present  at  action  at  Kooneb,  those  in  front 
of  and  capture  of  Calpee,  and  recapture  of 
GwaUor  (twice  desp.,  brev.  of  Maj.,  medal 
and  clasp)  ;   d.  July  1904. 

DALRYMPLE,   Hew,   1831-6.     CI.   1-5. 
b.    1822;    s.   of  William  Dalrymple, 

0.0. V'. 


E.I.  Merchant,  Calcutta ;  m.  Sophie, 
dau.  of  Mr.  Allan,  Sol.,  Calcutta;  d. 
1889. 

DALZEL.  William  F.  B.,  1831-4.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1823;  s.  of  WiUiam  J. 
Dalzel,  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

DA  VIES,  F.  W.,  1831-3.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1822  ;   s.  of  Dr.  Davies,  Lond. 

DICK,  Colin  Mackenzie,  1831-4.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1822 ;  s.  of  David  Dick  of  Glensheil, 
Ross-shire. 

DICKSON,  James  Gilchrist,  1831-7.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1822  ;  s.  of  Walter  Dickson 
of  Monj^buie,  W.S.,  3  Royal  Circus. 

B.L.  Co.  Bank,  Edin.  ;  Branch  Man. 
Roy.  British  Bank,  Lond.  ;  Sec.  Col. 
Insur.  Co.,  Montreal  ;  afterwards  Mem. 
of  Edin.  Stock  Exchange  ;  m.  Jane,  dau. 
of  George  Holmes  Jackson  of  Glenmore 
Co.  Waterford  ;   d.  July  1887. 

DICKSON,  WiUiam  Gillespie,  1831-7. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1824;  s.  of  Henry  Gordon 
Dickson,  W.S.,  5  St.  Vincent  Street. 

Advocate,  1847;  Procureur  -  Gen.  of 
Mauritius,  1856-68;  Sheriff  Sub.  Glasg. 
1868 ;  Sheriff  of  Lanarkshire,  1874-6. 
Author:  Treatise  on  Evidence.  m.  (i) 
Mary,  dau.  of  James  Tytler  of  Woodhouse- 
lee,  W.S. ;.  (2)         ;  d.  19  Oct.  1876. 

DOUGLAS,  Robert,  1831-2.  CI.  1.  b. 
1823  ;  s.  of  Robert  Douglas,  India 
Street. 

DOWNES,  Frederick,  1831-4.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1823  ;  s.  of  Maj,  Downes,  7  Ami 
Street. 

DUNLOP,  Robert,  1831-3.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Dun'lop! 
Clarence  Street. 

EDWARDS,  Henry,  1832-4.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1819;  s.  of  Henry  Edwards 
(Suffolk),  Warriston  Crescent. 

FARQUHARSON,  William  M.,  1831-5 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1822;  s.  of  Gen.  Far- 
quharson,  Warriston  Crescent. 

FERGUSSON,  George  Douglas,  1831-3. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1822  ;  s.  of  Hon.  Adam 
Fergusson,  Advocate,  of  Woodhill, 
Canada. 

Went  to  Canada  in  1833,  and  settled  at 
Fergus,  U.  Canada,  which  was  named  after 
his  father,  who  took  up  a  large  section  of 
land  in  that  locality  ;  carried  on  business 
as  a  banker  as  well  as  manager  of  his 
father's  interests;  m.  Charlotte  Legge  cl 
Gananoque,  U.  Canada;  d.  15  Sept.  1895'at 
Fergus. 


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FULTON,  Grame  A.,  1831-3.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  dipt.  Fulton,  Ann 
Street, 

GORDON,  Charles  Alexander  Boswell, 
1831-  .  CI.  1,  2-  .  b.  27  Mareh  1823  ; 
s.  of  Alex.  Gordon  of  Auchlunies  and 
Ellon  Castle,  Aberdeenshire. 

Maj.-Gen;  Cornet  6oth  Rifles,  1843; 
Lt.  1845;  Capt.  1854;  Maj.  1856;  Lt.-Col. 
1868;  Col.  1S76;  ret.  Maj.-Gen.  1882; 
served  as  a  volunteer  at  first  attack  upon 
Mooltan,  and  with  ist  Batt.  60th  Rifles 
through  Punjaub  campaign,  1848-9,  includ- 
ing siege  of  Mooltan  and  battle  of  Goojerat 
(medal  with  two  clasps)  ;  served  as  A.A.G. 
in  Turkish  contingent,  1855-7  (A^^  cl.  of 
Medjidie  and  Turkish  medal)  ;   d.  1895. 

GORDON,  Henry  Clarence,  1830-  .  CI. 
1-3-  .  b.  1822  ;  s.  of  William  Gordon 
of  Campbelton. 

Insp.  of  Registries  for  West  of  Scotland  ; 
m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Prof.  Ferrie  of 
St.  Andrews  ;   d.  30  Oct.  1889. 

GORDON,   John,    1833-  .      CI.    3-  .      b. 

1821  ;    s.  of  Lt.-Col.  John  Gordon  of 
Cluny,  M.P.,  4  St.  Andrew  Square. 

GREIG,  George,  1831-6.  CI.  1-5.  b.  12 
March  1823 ;  s.  of  James  Greig, 
W.S.,  of  Eccles,  8  Abercromby  Place. 

Of  Eccles;  W.S.  1848;  D.L.  Berwick- 
shire; m.  1866  Isabella,  dau.  of  William 
Richardson  Dickson  of  Alton,  Roxburgh- 
shire;  d.  19  June  1869. 

HAIG,    William,    1832-  .     CI.    2-  .     b. 

1822  ;   s.  of  James  Haig,  first  Judge 
H.E.I.C.S.  Madras, 

Went  to  Bristol,  Indiana,  U.S.A.  ;  m. 
1852  Ann,  dau.  of  Wilham  Powell. 

HAMILTON,  George,  1833-  .     CI.  3-  . 

HORNE,  James,  1831-4.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
11  Dec.  1822  ;  s.  of  Donald  Home, 
W.S.,  of  Langwell,  10  Atholl  Crescent. 

71st  H.L.I.  1843  ;  ret.  1854  and  settled 
on  estate  of  Stirkoke  (Caithness) ;  contested 
the  county  in  1866  (C.) ;  m.  Constance  Mary, 
dau.  of  E.  W.  Shewell  of  Cheltenham ; 
d.  21  Oct.  1874. 

HORNE,    John,     1831-4.     CI.     1-3.     b. 

15  March  1824  ;    s.  of  Donald  Home, 
W.S.,  of  Langwell,  10  Atholl  Crescent. 

Ball.  CoU.  Oxon ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  V.  of 
Erleigh,  Reading;   Can.  of  Cumbrae  Coll., 

Scot.  ;  d.  8  May  1878. 

HUNT,  Andrew,   1831-3.     CI.   1,   2.     b. 

16  Nov.    1821  ;     s.    of   James  Hunt 
of  Pittencrieff. 

Col.  79th  Highs.;  Ensign,  1840;  Lt. 
1842 ;    Capt.    1846 ;    Maj.    1854 ;     Lt.-Col. 


18O1  ;  h.p.  1855  ;  Col.  1881.  IVar 
Service  :  served  with  79th  Highs,  in  the 
Eastern  campaign  of  1854-5  up  to  24  Sept. 
1855,  including  battle  of  Alma,  siege  and 
fall  of  Sebastopol,  assaults  of  18  June  and 
8  Sept.,  and  expedition  to  Kertch  and 
Yenikale  (medal  with  two  clasps,  5th  cl.  of 
Medjidie,  and  Turkish  medal),  d.  25  June 
1883, 

HUNTER,    Loekhart,    1831-7.     Cl.    1-6. 
b.   1823;    s.  of  John  Hunter,   W.S., 
Clarcmont  Street. 
Writer,  Edin.  ;   d.  1849. 

JOPP,  Charles,  1833-7.  Cl.  3-6.  b. 
24  July  1820  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Jopj), 
Advocate,  Aberdeen. 

C.E.  ;  m.  Janet,  dau.  of  Dr.  Robert 
Alexander,  H.E.I.C.S.;  d.  i  April  1895; 
.see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ii.  78. 

LAURIE,  James  William  Kennedy, 
1831-3.  Cl.  1,  2.  b.  1824;  s.  of 
William  B.  Kennedy  Laurie,  5  St, 
Bernard's  Crescent ;  m.         ;    d. 

LISTON,  Robert  R.,  1832-  .  Cl.  2-  . 
b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Robert  Liston,  Dean 
Terrace. 

LOWNDES,  James,  1831-  .  Cl.  1-3-  . 
b.  1822;  s,  of  William  Lowndes, 
Saxc-Coburg  Place. 

MACKENZIE,  Cohn  John,  1833-  .  Cl. 
3-  .  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Sir  Colin  Mac- 
kenzie, 1st  Bart,  of  Kilcoy, 

d.  21  April  1868. 

MACKINTOSH,  John,  1832-  ,  Cl.  2-  , 
b,  1820  ;  s,  of  Robert  Mackintosh, 
B.W.I. 

M.4CKINT0SH,  William  Henry,  1831-3. 
Cl.  1,  2.  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Mackintosh,  B.W.I. 

M'LEAY,  Alexander,  1833-  .  Cl.  3-  . 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  M'Leay  of  New- 
more,  7  Doune  Terrace. 

MACPHERSON,  Kenneth,  1832-  .  Cl. 
2-  .  b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Maepherson, 
Bellevue  Crescent. 

MACTIER,  William  Fullarton,  1831-3. 
Cl.  1,  2,  b.  1  Oct.  1822;  s.  of 
Anthony  Mactier  (late  of  Calcutta) 
of  Durris,  Kincardineshire. 

Merchiston,  1S33-6;  Edin.  Univ.  1838; 
M.D.  1843;  Surg.-Maj.  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal; 
served  in  first  Sikh  War,  1845  (medal  and 
clasp)  ;  second  Sikh  War,  1848  (medal  and 
clasp)  ;  Indian  Mutiny,  1857  (medal)  ; 
Surg,  to  the  Com.-in-Chf. ;  Surg.  Head- 
quarters Bengal  Art.,  Meerut ;    Prin.  Med. 


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67 


Storekeeper,  Calcutta ;  m.  Adeline  Anne, 
dau.  of  Henry  Vincent  Bayley,  B.C.S., 
Judge  of  the  High  Court,  Calcutta. 
Address  :  Kinnessburn,  Rathelpie,  St.  An- 
drews. 

MAITLAND,  John,  1831-  .  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1822  ;  s.  of  John  Maitland,  Writer, 
Clerk  of  the  Grand  Lodge  of  Scot. 

MORE,  WiUiam,  1831-7.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1822 ;  s.  of  John  Shank  More, 
Advocate,  19  Great  King  Street. 

MORTON,  WilHani  EUiot,  1831-7.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1822  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Morton, 
Capt.  (ret.)  Bengal  R.E.  ;  Dux  of  CI. 
1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  and  6. 

Addiscombe,  1837-9  ;  best  in  Latin  and 
Greek ;  passed  out  fourth  of  his  year ; 
Maj.-Gen.  R.E.  (Bengal);  Ensign,  1839; 
Lt.  1843  ;  Capt.  1854  ;  Lt.-Col.  1861  ;  Col. 
1864;  Maj.-Gen.  1868;  ret.  1873;  served  in 
Punjaub,  1848-9;  Chillianwallah,  Goojerat 
(medal,  two  clasps)  ;  Indian  Mutiny,  1S57-8 
(medal) ;  employed  in  India  in  connection 
with  the  Ganges  Canal;  at  one  time  offici- 
ated as  Sec.  of  P.W.D,,  N.W.P. ;  portrait  in 
Academy  Hall  ;  m.  (i)  i860  Mrs.  Davidson, 
widow  of  Maj.  Davidson,  B.S.C.  ;  (2)  Mrs. 
Erskine,  widow  of  J.  Erskine,  I.C.S.  ;  d. 
II  Sept.  1902. 

RAMSAY,  WiUiam  Hamilton,  1831-8. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  23  Aug.  1822  ;  s.  of  Peter 
Ramsay,  Banker,  Man.  of  the  Wes- 
tern Bank  of  Scot.,  8  Shandwick 
Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  of  Garion  and  Woodmuik  ; 
Teller,  Western  Bank  of  Scot.  ;  Maj. 
H.L.I.  Mil.  ;  m.  Fanny,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Scarth  ;   d.  28  April  1877. 

RENNY,  WiUiam  John,  1831-8.  CI. 
1-7,  b.  4  Dec.  1822  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Renny,  W.S.,  of  Danevale  Park, 
16  Royal  Circus. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1844  ;  of  Danevale, 
Kirkcudbrightshire  ;  m.  (i)  Julia  Isabella, 
dau.  of  Arthur  John  Robertson  of  Inshes, 
Inverness-shire ;  (2)  Margaret  Forbes,  dau. 
of  John  Angus,  Town  Clerk  of  Aberdeen ; 
d.  25  Jan.  1879. 

RICPL\RDSON,  James,  1831-3.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1822 ;  s.  of  James  Richardson, 
jun..  Merchant,  8  Hope  Crescent. 

ROBERTSON,  John,  1831-  .  CI.  1-3-  . 
b.  18  Feb.  1822  ;  s.  of  James  Saunders 
Robertson,  W.S.,  18  Charlotte  Square. 

S.S.C.  Edin.  1867  ;  with  Mackenzie  and 
Kermack,  W.S.,  and  latterly  with  A.  and 
A.  Campbell,  W.S. ;  ret.  c.  1888;  d.  3  June 
1892. 


ROMER,  John  C,  1831-4.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  John  Romer,  14  Royal 
Circus. 

SANDWITH,  John  Pitcairn,  1831-5. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  22  Dec.  1822  ;  s.  of  John 
Sandwith,  Solicitor,  14  Melville  Street. 

Jlaj.-Gen.  8th  Bom.  N.I. ;  Ensign,  1839; 
Lt.  1844  ;  Capt.  1854  ;  Maj.  1861  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1865;  Col.  1870;  Maj.-Gen.  (ret.),  1877; 
served  throughout  the  operations  in  Scinde, 
1843,  including  battles  of  Meeanee  and 
Hyderabad  (medal)  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Sophia, 
5th  dau.  of  liobert  Henry  TuUoh  of  Elliston, 
St.  Boswell's,  Roxburghshire ;  d.  i  May 
189.3- 

SCOTT,  Charles,  1831-6.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
4  Nov.  1820 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Scott 
of  Myreside,  an  orig.  proprietor  of 
E.A. 

Farmer,  Palmeston  and  Newtonlees,  E. 
Lothian  ;  Proprietor  of  Summerfield,  near 
Dunbar  ;  m.  Isabella,  dau.  of  Ale.x.  Scott, 
Craiglockhart ;   d.  12  May  1888. 

SCOTT,     James,     1831-4.     CI.     1-8.     b. 

1822  ;   s.  of  James  Scott,  Accountant, 
Queen  Street. 

Engineer  R.N.  ;  latterly  on  H.M.S. 
'  Sphynx  ' ;  m.  (i)  Louisa  Bird ;  (2)  Charlotte 
Kneller  ;   d.  27  July  1852  at  Calcutta. 

SHORTT,  Francis  Henry,  1831-4.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1822;  s.  of  Dr.  Shortt, 
54  Queen  Street. 

Vice-Adm.  R.N.  ;  served  during  the 
Syrian  War  (medal  and  Turkish  medal)  ; 
Comm.  of  H.M.S.  '  Spiteful '  during  last 
year  of  Crimean  War  ;  employed  chiefly  08 
Sebastopol,  in  the  blockade  of  Odessa,  and 
south  of  the  Dnieper  River ;  took  part  in 
reduction  of  Kinburn,  and  subsequent 
operations  on  the  Rivers  Bug  and  Dnieper 
(Crimean  and  Turkish  medal,  with  Sebasto- 
pol clasp,  and  5th  cl.  Medjidie)  ;  Lieut. 
1843;  Comm.  1854;  Capt.  1858;  ret.  1874; 
Rear-Adm.  1875  ;  Vice-Adm.  1880 ;  m. 
Emily,  dau.  of  John  de  Sausmarez  ;  d.  28 
Oct.  1 88 1. 

SPALDING,  William,  1831-6.  Cl.  1-5. 
b.  1823 ;  s.  of  William  Spalding, 
S.S.C,  3  Gloucester  Place. 

SPENCE,  Charles,  1832-6.     Cl.  2-5.     b. 

1823  ;    s.   of  Charles   Spence,   S.S.C, 
10  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Went  to  Canada,  and  lived  at  Goderich, 
Ont.  ;   m.  Ellen  Sawtell ;   d.  c.  1890. 

SPENCE,  Thomas,  1832-6.     Cl.  2-5.     b. 
1821  ;     s.   of  Charles  Spence,  S.S.C, 
10  Saxe-Coburg  Place, 
d.  1885. 


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STAINTON,  Joseph,  1831-7.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1823 ;  s.  of  Joseph  Stainton  of 
Biggarshiels, 

Of  Biggarshiels,  Stirlingshire  ;  m.  Grace 
Gillespie  of  Sunnyside;  accidentally  killed, 
1847,  tliree  months  after  marriage. 

STEUART,  Andrew,  1833-8.  CI.  5-7. 
b,  23  May  1822 ;  s,  of  Patrick 
Steuart  of  Auchlunkart  and  Tanachie  ; 
Dux  of  whole  School,  Gold  Medal, 
and  best  in  Math.,  Silver  Medal ; 
best  in  Greek  Verse  and  Prose,  Latin 
Verse  and  French,  1838. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1839  ;  Cowan  Gold  Medal, 
etc.  ;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab,  1840-4 ;  Schol. 
1842  ;  prize  for  Latin  Declamation  ;  ist 
Class.  Trip.;  Sen.  Opt.  Math.  Trip.;  B.A. 
1844;  M.A. ;  of  AucWunkart  and  Tanaclue ; 
J.P.  and  D.L.  Banffshire  ;  M.P.  for  Cam- 
bridge, 1857-63;  m.  1847  Elizabeth  Georgina 
Graham,  3rd  dau.  of  Thomas  Duff  Gordon 
of  Park;  d.  27  Jan.  1905. 

STIRLING,  WiUiam,  1831-2.  CI.  1. 
b.  1823  ;  s.  of  Rev.  William  Stirling, 
Ann  Street. 

SWINBURNE,  Thomas,  1832- .  CI. 
2,  3-  .  b.  1820 ;  s.  of  Maj.  Swinburne, 
Drummond  Place. 

SWINTON,  Alan,  1831- .  CI.  1-3- . 
b.  29  Nov.  1823 ;  s.  of  George 
Swintofl  of  Swinton,  4  Atholl  Cres- 
cent, fmly.  Ch.  Sec.  to  H.E.I.  Gov. 
at  Calcutta. 

Haileybury,  1840-2;  Comr.  and  Judge, 
N.W.P.,  India,  1842-64  ;  Ass.  Comr.,  Benares 
dist.,  afterwards  at  Agra;  Ass.  Mag.  and 
Coll.  at  Mynpoorie,  1845  ;  Ass.  Coll.,  Meerut 
div.,  1847 ;  Jt.  Mag.  and  Dep.  CoU.  at 
Muttra;  Furlough,  1S54-7;  Mag.  and  CoU. 
at  Budaon,  1858  ;  Civil  and  Session  Judge, 
Gorakhpur,  1862;  Judge  of  Tipperah,  1863; 
ret.  1864;  d.  7  Oct.  1888. 

THOMSON,  David  R.,  1831-  .  CI.  1-3-  . 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Thomson, 
Confectioner,  India  Place. 

THOMSON,  George  Augustus,  1831-2. 
CI.  1.  b.  14  Aug.  1822 ;  s.  of 
William  J.  Thomson,  Miniature  and 
Portrait  Painter,  47  Northumberland 
Street. 

In  business  for  many  years  in  U.S.A.  ; 
m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Leith-Ross  of 
Arnage,  Aberdeenshire ;  d.  7  March  1912 
at  Colinton. 

THORNTON,  Charles  Macleod  John, 
1831-2.  CI.  1.  b.  1822  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
Thornton,  Brandon  Street. 


Col.  R.A.  (late  Madras)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1841  ; 
Lt.  1845  ;  Brev.  Capt.  1856  ;  Capt.  1838  ; 
Brev.  Maj.  1866;  Lt.-Col.  1867;  Brev.  Col. 
1872  ;  Col.  1877  ;  ret.  1879.  War  Services  : 
employed  with  Turkish  contingent  in 
Bosphorus  and  Crimea  during  campaign 
of  1855-6,  and  was  present  at  occupation 
of  Kertch. 

TYTLER,  George  Michael  Fraser,  1832-  . 
CI.  2,  3-  .  b.  1822 ;  s.  of  Janus 
Tytler  of  Woodhouselee,  W.S. 

D.L.  and  J.P.  E.  Lothian,  and  J.P 
City  of  Edin.  ;  in  N.Z.  1841-4  ;  Bank  of 
Scot.  1844 ;  ret.  as  Sec. ;  bought  house 
and  lands  of  Keith  Marischal,  E.  Lothian, 
1888;  m.  1864  Georgiana,  dau.  of  George 
Skene  of  Rubislaw,  Aberdeenshire ;  d.  3 
Jan.  1905. 

WATSON,  Charles,  1831-4.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
27  May  1821  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Watson 
of  Bridgceastle,  W.S.,  19  Melville 
Street. 

Heidelberg  Univ. ;  Bank  of  Scot.  1839  ; 
ret.  1875  ;  m.  Isabella  C.  A.,  5th  dau. 
of  Robert  Jaflfray  Nicholson  of  Banford, 
Co.  Down  ;    d.  28  Dec.  1888. 

WAUCHOPE,  Samuel,  1831-8.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  13  Jan.  1823;  s.  of  George 
Wauehope,  Merchant,  8  Moray  Place. 

Haileybury,  1839-41  ;  C.B.  ;  H.E.I.C.S. 
1841-75;  Comr.  of  Thuggee  in  Arracan  ;  Chf. 
Comr.  Police,  Calcutta;  received  the  first 
C.B.  given  to  civilians  for  distinguished 
service  during  the  Mutiny,  1S57;  resigned 
the  office  of  Chf.  Comr.  PoUce  after  thirty- 
tliree  years'  service,  of  which  thirty  years, 
less  three  months,  were  actually  spent  in 
India;  m.  1843  Catherine  Baldock,  dau.  of 
Gen.  Fagan  of  Castle  Feltrim,  Co.  Cork  ;  d. 
23  July  1875  at  Engelberg,  near  Lucerne. 

WILLIAMS,  Henry  Jones,  1831-  .  CI. 
1-3-  .  b.  12  March  1820 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  Williams,  1  Ainslie  Place. 

Sec.  the  Col.  Life  Assur.  Co.,  Edin.  ; 
Gen.  Sec.  for  Eng.,  Standard  Life  Assur. 
Co.,  Edin.;   m.         ;  d.  5  Nov.  1889. 

WILSON,  John  Rae,  1831-7.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1822 ;  s.  of  James  Wilson,  Sheriff 
Clerk  of  Midlothian,  2  Lynedoch 
Place. 

WYLD,  George,  1831-4.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
17  March  1821  ;  s.  of  James  Wyld  of 
Gilston,  Merchant,  Leith. 

Univ.  Coll.  Lond.  ;  M.D.  Edin.  1851  ; 
1835-9  in  J.  and  W.  Campbell's  warehouse, 
Glasg.  ;  for  a  time  after  1841  in  a  Lond. 
bank,  then  studied  medicine,  and  after 
qualifying  practised  homeopathy  in  Lond.  ; 
Pres.  Brit.  Horn.  Soc,  and  was  instrumental 


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09 


in  introducing  the  use  of  calf-lymph  into 
England ;  Dir.  of  the  London  District 
Rly.  for  thirty  years;  a  keen  spiritualist, 
but  never  entirely  in  sympathy  with  the 
extremists  of  that  cult ;  for  a  short  period 
Pres.  Brit.  Theosoph.  Soc. ;  subsequently 
Pres.  Christo-Theosoph.  Soc.  Publications  : 
Theosophy  and  the  Higher  Life  ;  Theosophy 
or  Spiritual  Dynamics ;  The  Life,  Teaching, 
and  Works  of  the  Lord  Jesus  Christ ; 
Notes  of  my  Life,  1903,  etc.  m.  1852  Mary 
Emily  Kennedy  ;   d.  24  June  1906. 


YOUNG,   Charles,   1831-4.     CI.   1-3.     b. 
9  Feb.  1823  ;    s.  of  William  Young  of 
Warroch,  55  Great  King  Street, 
d.  29  April  1844. 

YOUNG,  James  Gerard,  1831-3.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1822 ;  s.  of  William  Young  of 
Warroch,  55  Great  King  Street. 

Min.    of   Monifieth,    1855-99  ;     D.D.  ;    d. 
4  Oct.  1899. 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1832-9 


ANDERSON,  Charles,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2-  . 
b.  1823  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Chai'les  Anderson, 
Quality  Street,  Leith. 

Merchant,  Sydney,  N.S.W. ;  d.  at  Sydney, 
1891. 

AUCHINLECK,  Melville,  1832-  .  CI. 
1,  2-  .    b.  1823.    From  Antigua,  W.I. 

AUSTIN,  Edward,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1823 ;  s.  of  Edward  Austin, 
18  Dim  can  Street. 

BAILLIE,  Hastings  D'Ovly,  1832-6. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Dr.  George 
Baillie,  H.E.I.C.S. 

d.  c.  1841. 

BELL,  Alexander  Carlyle,  1832-4.  CI. 
1,2.  b.  21  June  1823  ;  s.  of  Carlvle 
Bell,  W.S.,  7  Royal  Circus. 

Gained  R.W.Y.  Club's  prize  for  Amateur 
Scullers'  Match  at  Plymouth,  29  Aug.  1846; 
C.E.  ;  also  an  Artist;  d.  3  March  1900  at 
Stirling. 

BELL,  James,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2-  ,  b. 
2  May  1823  ;  s.  of  George  Bell,  Wine 
Merchant  and  Corn  Factor,  50  Bernard 
Street,  Leith. 

Apprenticed  to  James  Bell  and  Co.  ; 
went  to  California,  1850,  and  was  a  mer- 
chant in  San  Francisco  (Falkner,  Bell  and 
Co.)  ;  m.  Dorcas  Langton ;  d.  29  March 
1872  in  Lond. 

BELLINGER,  John  T.,  1832-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  1821  ;  s.  of  Wilham  Bellinger, 
Jamaica. 

BURN-MURDOCH,  John  Alexander 
Higgins,  1832-  .  CI.  1-  .  b.  17  April 
1824 ;  s.  of  John  Burn-Murdoch, 
Advocate,  of  Coldoch  and  Gartin- 
caber,  13  Melville  Street. 

Min.  of  the  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.,  Nice  ;  m. 
1857  Elizabeth  Susan  Clerk  Rattray  ;  d. 
9  May  1883. 


BURN-MURDOCH,  AVilliam,  1832-  . 
CI.  1-  .  b.  9  Nov.  1822  ;  s.  of  John 
Burn-Murdoch,  Advocate,  of  Coldoch 
and  Gartincaber,  13  Melville  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  m.  Jessie  CeciUa  Mack  ; 
d.  12  April  187S. 

CAMPBELL,  George,  1832-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Sir  George  Campbell, 
Kt.,  of  Edenwood,  Gloucester  Place. 

K.C.S.I. ;  Madras  Coll.  St.  Andrews;  Hailey- 
bury,  1840-2  (Math.  Medal)  ;  H.E.I.C.S. ; 
went  to  India  in  1842  as  Ass.  Mag.  and 
Coll.  at  Budaon,  Rohilcund;  1845  Jt.  Mag.  of 
Moradabad;  charge  of  Loodianain  Punjaub; 
in  1851  went  to  Europe  on  furlough  for  three 
years;  1854  called  to  Inn.  Tern.;  returned 
to  India  as  Mag.  and  Coll.  at  Azimghur ; 
1855  Comr.  of  Customs  for  N.  India  and 
Comr.  of  Cis-Sutlej  States  under  Sir  John 
Lawrence ;  1857  offered  Sec.  to  Gov.  of 
N.W.P.,  but  Mutiny  broke  out;  joined  in 
pursuit  of  rebels  under  Greathed  and  Gen. 
Grant ;  present  at  actions  of  Bulundshahr, 
AUygarh,  and  Agra ;  first  to  enter  Delhi  after 
its  capture  ;  ordered  to  Benares  as  adviser 
to  Sir  John  Peter  Grant;  1857  employed  by 
Lord  Canning  to  write  report  of  the  Mutiny ; 
1858  appointed  second  Civil  Comr.  of  Oude; 
1864  appointed  by  Lord  Elgin  Judge  of  High 
Court  of  Bengal;  1868  Chief  Comr.  of 
Central  Provinces ;  returned  home  for  two 
years  on  sick  leave ;  stood  for  Dumbar- 
tonshire as  advanced  Liberal,  but  retired 
before  polling  day;  D.C.L.  Oxon,  1870; 
1871  Lt.-Gov.  of  Bengal ;  left  India,  1874  ; 
K.C.S.I.  May  1873  ;  1875-92  M.P.  (L.)  for 
Kirkcaldy  ;  wrote  numerous  articles  and 
books  on  Indian  questions ;  a  great  authority 
on  ethnological  questions  regarding  native 
tribes  in  India  ;  m.  1854  Lastitia,  dau.  of 
John  Gowan  Vibart,  B.C.S.  ;  d.  17  Feb. 
1892  at  Cairo. 

CARTER,  Robert  Bonham,  1832-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  1824  Lond. 

CAY,  William,  1832-3.  CI.  1.  b.  1824  ; 
s.  of  John  Cay,  Advocate,  Sheriff  and 
Commissary  of  Linlithgowshire. 

d.  26  June  1840. 


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CLAVERIXG,  ErncNt  Frederick  Gas- 
coignc,  1832-8.  CI.  1-6.  b.  11  May 
1828  ;  s.  of  Rawdon  Forbes  Clavering, 
Lt.  R.E. 

Ensign  42nd  Highs.  1842  ;  Lt.  1844 ; 
ret.  1850  ;   d.  1852. 

CLAVERIXG,  Henry  Augustus,  1832-8. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  30  Aug.  1824  ;  s.  of 
Rawdon  Forbes  Clavering,  Lt.  R.E. 

S.  cousin  as  loth  and  last  Bart,  of  Axwcll 
Park,  Co.  Durham ;  Capt.  R.X.  ;  Lieut. 
1847  ;  Comm.  1865  ;  Capt.  1880  ;  ret.  1882  ; 
m.  1853  Christina,  dau.  of  Andrew  Alexander, 
LL.D.,  Prof,  of  Greek  at  St.  Andrews  Univ.  ; 
d.  9  Nov.  1893. 

COVENTRY,  James,  1832-9.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Rev,  George  Coventry 
of    Shanwell,    Kinross-shire,    and   49 

Moray  Place. 

Edin.    Univ.  ;     Accountant ;     d.    5    Jan. 

1907. 

DICK,  William  Abercromby,  1832-6. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Abercrombv 
Dick,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Forres  Street. 

Maj.-Gen.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  Ensign,  1843  ; 
Lt.  1848;  Capt.  1858;  Maj.  1858;  Lt.- 
Col.  1869;  Col.  1873;  Maj.-Gen.  1874; 
served  with  3rd  Bom.  Cav.  on  frontiers  of 
U.  Scinde  from  April  to  Dec.  1846  ;  served 
with  C.LF.F.  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose  in 
1858-9,  and  was  present  at  siege  and 
capture  of  Ratghur,  relief  of  Saugor,  cap- 
ture of  Garrakota,  and  in  command  of  a 
party  of  3rd  Bom.  Cav.  which  surprised  and 
cut  up  the  enemy's  outlying  picket  during 
advance  on  that  fortress  at  the  Maethone 
Pass  (specially  mentioned)  ;  present  at 
siege  and  capture  of  Jhansi  and  taking 
of  Calpee  ;  commanded  H.Q.  Wing  of  the 
3rd  Bom.  Cav.  on  march  from  Etawa  to 
Deopora,  when  rear-guard  attacked  by  rebel 
army  ;  also  during  advance  on  Gwalior, 
at  action  of  Morar,  capture  of  Gwalior, 
and  with  column  under  Sir  Robert  Napier 
at  battles  of  Jaura  and  Alipoor  (brev.  of 
Maj.)  ;  served  with  a  detached  F.F.  in 
Jhansi  and  Jaloun  district  during  monsoon 
of  1858,  and  at  affairs  at  Mhow  and  Mahonie 
(medal  with  clasp)  ;   d.  13  Feb.  1906. 

DICKSON,  George,  1832-9.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  3  Aug.  1823  ;  s.  of  Walter  Diekson 
of  Monybuic.  W.S.,  3  Royal  Circus. 

Advocate  ;  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Berwickshire  at 
Duns,  1803-85  ;  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Galloway 
at  Newton-Stewart,  1885-90 ;  m.  1864 
Edith  Mary,  dau.  of  Miles  C.  Seton,  85th 
Regt.  ;   (1.  10  Nov.  1890. 

ELLIOT,  George  Mackenzie,  1832-  .  CI. 
1,  2-  .  b.  12  Nov.  1822;  s.  of  James 
Elliot  of  Wolfclee. 

d.  April  1856  in  Australia. 


FERGUSSON,  Robert,  1832-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Hon.  Adam  Fcrgusson, 
Advocate,  of  Woodhill,  Canada. 

Went  to  Canada,  1833,  and  entered 
Bank  of  Brit.  N.A.,  rising  to  position  of 
Agent  in  N.Y.  City  ;  resigned  and  came  to 
Lond.,  where  he  was  elected  to  the  Bd. 
of  Union  Bank  of  Lond.,  subsequently 
becoming  Gov.  ;  m.  Georgina  Hobson  of 
Baltimore,  U.S.A.  ;   d.  11  Oct.  1883. 

FERRIER,  Henry  W.,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2-  . 
b.  3  Oct.  1823 ;  s.  of  John  Farrier, 
W.S.,  12  York  Place. 

C.C.  CoU.  Cantab;  B.A.  1846;  M.A. 
1851  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1848;  P.  1849 
Dio.  Norwick  ;  C.  of  Drayton,  Norfolk, 
1848-51;  Chalfont  St.  Peters,  1851-6^; 
Baschurch,  1865-72;  St.  Peter's,  Edin., 
1S73-90  ;   d.  18  Oct.  1910. 

FULLERTON,  George  Fergusson,  1832-8. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  March  1824;  s.  of  the 
Hon.  Lord  Fullerton,  Senator  of 
Coll.  of  Justice,  27  Melville  Street. 

Haileybury,  1841-3  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  1843-61; 
Judge  at  Chingleput,  Madras  ;  Dy.  Registrar 
S.D.F..^.  ;  m.  Agnes,  dau.  of  John  Hood 
of  Stanerigg,  Berwickshire  ;  d.  5  July  1861 
in  Lond. 

FULTON,  James  F.,  1832-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  1824;  s.  of  Capt.  Fulton,  Ann 
Street. 

GILLY.  William  O.  S.,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2-  . 
b.  1822  ;   s.  of  William  Gilly,  India. 

GOVAN,  John,  1832-3.  CI.  1.  b.  1824  ; 
s.  of  Dr.  George  Go\an,  Walker 
Street. 

GRANT,  Robert  G.  H.,  1832-5.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1823  ;  s.  of  Cajjt.  Grant,  Cumber- 
land Street. 

Maj.-Gen.  Madras  Art.;  2nd  Lt.  1840; 
Lt.  1842  ;  Capt.  1855  ;  Lt.-Col.  1863  ;  Col. 
1868;  Maj.-Gen.  1872;  ret.  1873.  War 
Service  :  was  employed  on  field  service  in 
Bundlecund  and  in  Saugor  and  Nerbudda 
territories ;  present  at  capture  of  hill  fort 
of  Keerapore  on  27  Nov.  1842.     d.  1898. 

GREIG,  John  Borthwick,  1832-8.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  2  May  1824;  s.  of  James 
Greig  of  Eccles,  W.S.,  8  Abercromby 
Place. 

W.S.  1859  ;  Pari.  Sol.  to  the  W.S.  Soc.  ; 
m.  1857  Mary  Jane,  dau.  of  Wm.  Grant  of 
Funchal,  Madeira  ;   d.  16  Aug.  1903. 

GREIG,  Robert,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2-  .  b. 
1824  ;   s.  of  Mr.  Greig,  India. 

GW\'NNE,  Francis,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2-  . 
b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Col.  A.  T.  J.  Gwynnc, 
10  Fcttes  Row. 


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71 


HILL.  William  Scott,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2-  . 
b.  13  Dec.  1823  ;  s.  of  William  Hill  of 
Denniston,  Hill  and  Co.,  New  Orleans, 
U.S.A. 

An  enthusiastic  yachtsman;    d.   17  May 


HUNTER,  James  A.,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2-  . 
b.  1823  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Adam  Hunter, 
18  Abercromby  Place. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ. ;  med.  pract.  at  one  time 
in  China  ;   m.  Miss  Mansfield;  d. 

HUNTER,  John,  1832-  .  Ci.  1,  2-  ,  b. 
1824 ;  s.  of  John  Hunter,  W.S.,  War- 
riston  Crescent. 

Writer,  Edin.  ;   d.  i860. 

IVER,  Archibald,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2-  .  b. 
1822  ;  s.  of  Archibald  Iver,  8  Carlton 
Street. 

KENNEDY,  Neil  W.  S.,  1832-6.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1823  ;  s.  of  John  Kennedy,  W.S., 
of  Underwood. 

Of  AUerton,  Lancashire  ;  Capt.  Forfar. 
Art.  ;  Mem.  Royal  Company  of  Archers;  d. 
II  July  1882. 

KERR,  Robert  Dundas,  1832-  .  CI. 
1,  2-  .  b.  1  Jan.  1824  ;  s.  of  Lord 
Robert  Kerr,  Moray  Place. 

Col.  R.E.  ;  2nd  Lt.  R.E.  1844  ;  Lt.  1846  ; 
Capt.  1854;  Maj.  1867;  Lt.-Col.  1868; 
Col.  1873  ;  m.  Harriett  Marianne,  dau.  of 
John  Arnold  ;   d.  1S77. 

KNOWLES,  James  Pitcairn,  1833-  . 
CI.  2-  .  b.  1823  ;  s.  of  James 
Knowles  of  Kirkville. 

LANGHORNE,  William  Bailey,  1833-8. 
CI.  2-6.     b.  1824  ;    s.  of  John  Lang- 
horne.  Banker,  Berwick-on-Tvvccd. 
d.  young. 

LAWSON,  William  John,  1833-  .  CI. 
2-  .  b.  5  March  1822  ;  s.  of  William 
Lawson  of  Longhirst,  Northumber- 
land, and  5  South-east  Circus  Place. 

Of  Longhirst;  J. P.  and  D.L.  North- 
umberland ;   d.  6  Nov.  1859. 

MACTIER,  Thomas  Binny,  1832-8.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  15  April  1824  ;  s.  of  Anthony 
Mactier  (late  of  Calcutta)  of  Durris, 
Kincardineshire. 

Hailevbury,  184 1-2  (Law  Medal) ; 
H.E.LC.S.  and  B.C.S.  1843-60;  Mag.  and 
Coll.  at  Midnapur  ;   d.  19  April  i860. 

MAITLAND,  Kenmure,  1833-  .  CI.  2-  . 
b.  1823  ;  s.  of  John  Maitland,  Writer, 
Clerk  of  Grand  Lodge  of  Scotland. 


Sheriff  Clerk  of  Midlothian,  1859-73  ; 
m.  Miss  Stein;  d.  1873. 

MARJORIBANKS,  WilHam,  1832-  .  CI. 
1,  2-  .  b.  1823  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Marjori- 
banks,  St.  David  Street. 

MERCER,  Hugh  Smith.  1832-  .  CI. 
1,2-.  b.  1824  ;  s.  of  \Villiam  Mercer, 
W.S.,  Castle  Street. 

MONTGOMERY.  Graham  Graham, 
1832-9.  CI.  1-7.  b.  9  July  1823  ; 
s.  of  Sir  James  Montgomerj^  Bart., 
of  Stanhope,  Stobo  Castle. 

M.A.  Ch.  Ch.  Oxon,  1846  ;  3rd  Bart,  of 
Stanhope,  S.  father,  1839;  M.P.  Peeblesshire, 
1852-68  ;  M.P.  Peebles  and  Selkirk,  1868-80; 
Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury,  1866-8  and 
1880;  Ld.-Lt.  Kinross-shire;  D.L.  Peebles- 
shire; m.  Alice,  dau.  of  J.  J.  Hope-John- 
stone  of  Annandale  ;  d.  2  June  1901 ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  viii.  117. 

MONTGOMERY,  John  Basil  Hamilton, 
1832-6.  CI.  1-4.  b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Sir 
James  Montgomery,  Bart.,  of  Stan- 
hope, Stobo  Castle. 

Of  Newton  ;  Comr.  of  Supply  for 
Lanarkshire;   d.  22  Feb.  1911. 

MORRISON,  John,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2-  . 
b.  1824;  s.  of  Mrs.  Morrison,  14- St. 
Bernard's  Crescent. 

Of  Inversanda,  by  Fort  William  ;   d. 

MURRAY,  John,  1835-9.  CI.  4-7.  b. 
7  June  1822  ;  s.  of  Robert  Murray, 
Public  Officer  of  Prov.  Bank  of 
Ireland,  Dublin. 

Solicitor,  Dublin ;  m.  Helen,  y.  dau. 
of  Robert  Lindsay,  fmly.  of  Taree,  near 
Arbroath  ;   d.  3  Dec.  1893. 

PEARCE,  Joseph  John,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2-  . 
b.  1824 ;  s.  of  Capt.  J.  Pearcc, 
2  Melville  Street. 

Maj.  2nd  M.  Europ.  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1840  ; 
Lt.  1843;  Capt.  1853;  Maj.  1862;  d.  21 
May  1863. 

PLOMER,  John  Thomas,  1832-  .  CI. 
1,  2-  .  b.  1823  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Plomer, 
York  Place,  Edin.,  and  Snaresbrook, 
Middlesex. 

St.  John's  Coll.  Cantab ;   d.  1909. 

REID,  Dugald,  1832-5.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1822  ;  s.  of  James  Reid  (Exchequer), 
22  Claremont  Crescent. 

REID.  James  Henderson,  1832-8.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  10  May  1823  ;  s.  of  John 
Watt  Reid,  Surg.  R.N.,  2  Dean 
Terrace. 

d.  30  June  1844. 


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REID,  James  W.,  1832-5,  CI,  1-3,  b. 
1824! ;  s.  of  James  lleid  (Exchequer), 
22  Claremont  Crescent. 

REID,  John  Watt,  1832-8.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  10  May  1823  ;  s.  of  John  Watt 
Rcid,  Surg.  R.X.,  2  Dean  Terrace. 

Edin.    Univ.;     L.R.C.S.E.    1844;     M.D 
Aberdeen,  1856  ;  K.C.B.  1882  ;  LL.D.  Edin 
1884;     R.N.     1845;     ret.    Med.    Dir.-Gen 
1888  ;    served  in  Russian  War,  Black  Sea 
1854-6;      China     War,     1857-9;      Ashanti 
campaign,  1874  (desp.,  medals  and  clasps) 
Hon.  Phys.  to  Queen  Victoria,  1881-1901 
Diamond     Jubilee     medal,      1897  ;      Hon 
Phys.  to  King  Edward,  1901-9  ;   Edward  vii 
coronation    medal  ;     m.    1863    Georgina,   y 
dau.  of  C.  J.  Hill,  Halifax,  N.S. ;   d.  24  Feb 
1909 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  iv.  46. 

RENNIE,  David  F.,  1832-  .  CI.  1,  2-  . 
b.  1824 ;  s.  of  Richard  Rennie, 
Tanfield,  Canonmills. 

ROSS,  Robert  Lockhart,  1832-  .  CI. 
1,  2-  .  b.  1823 ;  s.  of  Col.  Ross, 
24  Ainshe  Place. 

Col.  93rd  Ft.  ;  C.B.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1840 ; 
Lt.  1845  ;  Capt.  1852  ;  Maj.  1854  ;  Lt.- 
Col.  1856;  Col.  1S62;  h.p.  1868.  War 
Services  :  served  in  Eastern  campaign, 
1854-5,  with  93rd  Highs.,  including  battles 
of  Alma  and  Balaclava  (mentioned  in  desp. 
and  brev.  of  Maj.)  and  siege  of  Sebastopol ; 
latterly  employed  on  Q.M.G.'s  staff  (medal 
with  three  clasps,  Sardinian  and  Turkish 
medals,  5th  cl.  of  Medjidie,  and  brev.  of  Lt.- 
Col.) ;  served  in  Rohilcund  campaign  in 
India,  1858,  and  commanded  the  93rd  at 
battle  of  Bareilly  (medal)  ;  served  in  cam- 
pciign  of  i860  in  N.  China  as  A.Q.M.G.  at 
H.Q.  ;  present  at  capture  of  Taku  Forts 
and  surrender  of  Pekin  (C.B.  and  medal). 
d.  1873. 

SANDS,  Henry  Bethune,  1832-9.  Cl. 
1-7.  b.  10  June  1824  ;  s.  of  WaiTen 
Hastings  Sands,  W.S.,  5  Royal  Circus  ; 
Math.  Medal,  best  French  Compo- 
sition, 1839. 

M.A.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  V.  of  Northwood, 
near  Rickmansworth ;  m.  Mrs.  Walters 
(widow)  ;   d.  Jan.  1888. 

SCOT,  Patrick  George,  1833- .  Cl.  2-, 
b.  7  Oct.  1823  ;  s.  of  William  Scot, 
M.D.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Craigmuie, 
4  Randolph  Crescent. 

Edin.  Mil.  Acad.  -1840 ;  Addiscombe, 
1840-2  ;  Gen.  Ind.  Army  (Bengal)  ;  Ensign, 
1842  ;  Lt.  1845  ;  Capt.  1856  ;  Maj.  1862  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1867  ;  Col.  1872  ;  left  India,  1877  ; 
Maj.-Gen.  1882;  Lt.-Gen.  1886;  Gen. 
1894.  War  Services  :  served  with  army  of 
Sutlej  in  1845-6  ;  present  in  action  of 
Ferozeshah ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny, 
1857-8;  present  in  actions  of  Mungalwar, 
21   Sept.   1857;  Alumbagh,  23  Sept.  1857; 


entry  into  Lucknow,  25  Sept.  1857 ;  de- 
fence of  Lucknow  from  26  Sept.  to  22 
Nov.  1857  ;  served  in  Alumbagh  force 
from  Nov.  1857  to  28  Feb.  1858  ;  through- 
out siege  of  Lucknow  from  1-16  March 
1858 ;  in  action  at  Koorsee,  23  March 
1858  ;  attack  on  Rooyah,  15  April  1858  ; 
action  of  AUygunge,  22  April,  and  Bareilly, 

5  May,  1858  (medals  for  Ferozeshah,  Mutiny 
campaign  of  1S57,  and  clasps  for  defence 
of  and  siege  of  Lucknow)  ;  mentioned  in 
desp.  of  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  Hope  Grant,  K.C.B. , 
reporting  his  attack  on  rebels  at  Koorsee. 
m.  Elizabeth,  2nd  dau.  of  James  Stewart  of 
Cairnsmore,  Kirkcudbrightshire  ;  d.  9  April 
1894;  see  also  E..^.  Ch.  i.  114. 

SCOTLAND,  Thomas,  1832- .  Cl.  1,  2- . 
b.  1823  ;  s.  of  John  Scotland,  W.S., 
of  Glendouglas,  Darnaway  Street. 

SCOTT,  David  W.,  1832- .  Cl.  1,  2-. 
b.  1824;  s.  of  David  Scott,  W,S., 
of  Simbister,  4  Darnaway  Street. 

SELLAR,  Patrick  Plenderleath,  1832-7. 
Cl.  1-5.  b.  17  March  1823;  s.  of 
Patrick  Sellar  of  Westfield,  Moray- 
shire, Morvich,  Sutherlandshire,  and 
Ardtornish,  Argyll ;  Dux  of  Cl.  1  and 
2,  1833-4. 

Farmed  extensively  in  Ross-shire  and 
Sutherlandshire ;  m.  Agnes,  dau.  of  Rev. 
Alexander  Macpherson,  D.D.,  Min.  of 
Golspie,  Sutherlandshire  ;  d.  26  Jan.  1892. 

SELLAR,  William  Young,  1832-9.  Cl. 
1-7.  b.  21  Feb.  1825 ;  s.  of  Patrick 
Sellar  of  Westfield,  Morayshire,  Mor- 
vich, Sutherlandshire,  and  Ardtor- 
nish, Argyll ;   Dux  of  Cl.  3,  4,  5,  and 

6  and  of  whole  School,  1839  ;  best 
in  Greek  Iambics,  Greek  Hexameters, 
and  Greek  Prose,  Latin  Alcaics,  Latin 
Sapphics,  Roman  Antiquities,  and 
French,  7th  CL,  1839. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1839-42  ;  among  many  other 
prizes  gained  the  Cowan  Gold  Medal  for 
Greek,  1841-2  ;  Snell  Exhib.  1842  ;  Ball. 
CoU.  Oxon,  1842 ;  Schol.  1843-8 ;  B.A. 
(ist  Cl.  Gts.),  1847 ;  Fell.  Oriel  Coll.  184S-53 ; 
M.A.  1850 ;  Ass.  to  Prof.  Greek,  St.  Andrews, 
1853-9;  Prof.  Greek,  St.  Andrews,  1859- 
63;  Prof.  Latin,  Edin.  Univ.,  1863-90; 
LL.D.  St.  Andrews,  1863;  Dubhn,  1890; 
elected  Mem.  Athenaeum  Club  without 
ballot  as  '  of  distinguished  eminence  in 
literature,'  1889.  Publications  (in  addition 
to  contributions  to  O.xford  Essays,  Encyclo- 
pasdia  Britannica,  etc.)  :  The  Roman  Poets 
of  the  Repubhc,  1863;  The  Roman  Poets 
of  the  Augustan  Age — Virgil,  1877  ;  Horace 
and  the  Elegiac  Poets,  1892  (posthumous), 
m.  1851  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Alex.  Dennistoun 
of  Golfhill ;   d.  12  Oct.  1890. 

SMITH,  Archibald,  1833- .  Cl.  2-. 
s.  of  James  Smith,  Ship  Bank,  Glasg. 


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73 


SMITH,  Charles,  1833- .  CI.  2-.  s. 
of  James  Smith,  Ship  Bank,  Glasg. 

STIRLING,  John  E.  M.,  1832-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  1824;  s.  of  Rev.  WiUiam  M. 
Stiriing,  Ann  Street. 

STUART,  Alexander,  1882-5.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  21  March  1824  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Stuart,  Writer,  Circuit  Clerk  of 
Justiciary,  Edin.,  one  of  the  original 
pi-oprietors  of  the  E.A. 

K.C.M.G.  i886;  Merchant,  Calcutta, 
afterwards  in  Sydney,  N.S.W.  ;  Gen.  Sec. 
of  Bank  of  N.S.W.  1853-7;  Dir.  1857-86; 
Dir.  of  Gen.  Life  Assur.  Co.,  Sydney  ;  M.L.A. 
for  E.  Sydney,  1874-6 ;  for  Wollongong, 
1883-6;  Col.  Treas.  of  N.S.W.  1876-7  ;  Col. 
Sec.  and  Premier,  1884-6 ;  Ex.  Comr.  for 
N.S.W.  at  Indian  and  Col.  Exhib.,  Lond., 
1 886;  m.  Christiana  Eliza,  dau.  of  Lieut. 
John  Wood,  R.N.,  of  Sydney,  N.S.W.  ;  d. 
16  June  1886. 

TWEEDIE,  Alexander  Lawrence,  1835-6. 
CI.  4.  b.  24  Aug.  1820  ;  s.  of  Lt.- 
Gen.  Maurice  Twccdic. 

Addiscombe,  1837-8  ;  Capt.  36th  M.N.I. ; 
Ensign,  1838;  Lt.  1840;  Capt.  1848;  served 
in  China  War,  1842  ;  present  at  capture  of 
Ching  Kiang  Foo  (desp.,  medal)  ;  Burma, 
1853-5  ;  I"-  1851  Charlotte  Croom,  dau.  of 
WiUiam  Keith,  Surg.,  Aberdeen;  d.  19  Nov. 
1858;  buried  at  Point-de-Galle. 

TWEEDIE,  WiUiam  John,  1835-6.  CI. 
4,  b.  18  May  1822  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Gen. 
Maurice  Tweedie. 

Maj.-Gen.  Madras  Army;  Ensign  35th 
and  loth  M.N.I.  1839  ;  Lt.  1842  ;  Capt. 
1849;  Maj.  1862;  Lt.-Col.  1S64;  Col. 
1866;  ret.  as  Maj.-Gen.  1875.  War  Service  : 
second  Burmese  M'ar,  1852-3  ;  present  at 
capture  of  Rangoon  and  Prome  (medal  with 
clasp  '  Pegu  ').  m.  1855  Mary  Cradock  ; 
d.  15  Sept.  1894. 


WALKER,  James  Laurie,  1833- .  CI. 
2-  .  b.  1823 ;  s.  of  John  Walker  of 
Crawfordton,  9  Great  Stuart  Street. 

d.  14  July  1839. 

WARDLAW,  William,  1832- .  CI.  1,  2-  . 
b.  1824 ;  s.  of  Lt.-Gen.  Wardlaw, 
Elm  Place. 


Act.    Lieut.    H.M.S.    '  Racer ; 
banks  of  La  Plata  River,  1846. 


killed   on 


WATSON,  Robert  Boog,  1832-9.  CI. 
1-7,  b.  26  Sept.  1823  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Charics  Watson,  D.D.,  Min.  of 
Burntisland. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.A.  ;  LL.D.  Edin.  Univ. 
1892  ;  Min.  F.  Ch.  of  Scotland,  1847 
Chaplain  to  the  Forces,  1854  ;  F.R.S.E., 
F.L.S.,  F.G.S.,  etc.  etc.  ;  H.M.S.  '  Chal- 
lenger '  medal,  also  British  medals  for 
Crimea  and  Indian  Mutiny,  and  Turkish 
medal  for  Crimea ;  author  of  scientific 
papers,  on  geology  and  conchology ;  Zoology 
of  the  Challenger,  scaphopoda  and  gastero- 
poda ;  m.  Janet,  e.  dau.  of  late  Alexander 
Cowan  of  Moray  House  and  Valleyfield  ; 
d.  13  June  1910  in  Edinburgh ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xvii.  127. 

WILLIAMS,  James  P.,  1832- .  CI.  1,  2- . 
b.  1823  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Thomas  Wilhams, 
1  Ainslie  Place. 

WOOD,  George  A.  F.,  1832-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  1823;  s.  of  Alexander  Wood, 
F.R.C.S.,  87  George  Street. 

WYLIE,  Henry  James,  1833-  ,  Q, 
2-  .  b.  1823 ;  s.  of  David  Wylie, 
Circuit  Clerk  of  Court,  5  Bellevue 
Terrace. 

C.E.  Edin.,  Lond.,  and  Australia  ;  Grange 
C.C. ;  played  in  first  match-  against  an  '  All 
England'  XL  1851 ;  d.  in  Australia. 


DR.   CUMMING'S  CLASS,   1833-40 


ADAM,  James,  1833-40.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
31  Oct.  1824;  s.  of  James  Adam, 
S.S.C,  19  Clarcmont  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Advocate,  1849  :  A.D. 
1858-9,  1866-7,  and  1874  ;  Sheriff  of  Perth- 
shire, 1874-6 ;  Senator  of  the  CoU.  of 
Justice  and  Comr.  of  Justiciary,  Scot.,  1876- 
1905,  with  the  title  of  Lord  Adam  ;  Sen. 
Judge  of  the  First  Div.  from  1885  under  suc- 
cessive Lords  Presidents;  m.  Catharine,  dau. 
of  John  Beatson  Bell  of  Glenfarg,  Co.  Perth. 
Address  :  34  Moray  Place,  Edin.  See  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xiii.  39. 

ARCHER,  James  H.,  1833-  ,  CI.  1-  . 
b.  1825  ;  s.  of  James  H.  Archer  of 
Jamaica,  Moray  Place. 


BELL,  Charles  Cuningham,  1833-40. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  14  Jan.  1825 ;  s.  of 
Cariyle  Bell,  W.S.,  7  Royal  Circus. 

Edin.  Univ.  1841  ;  W.S.  office,  Edin. ; 
afterwards  went  to  S.  Africa ;  d.  16  Aug. 
1901  in  S.  Africa. 

BELL,   John  D.,    1833-  .      CI.    1-  .     b. 
1825 ;     s.    of    Prof.    George  J.   Bell, 
Merchiston  House. 
Barrister. 

BELL,  Lawrence  Robertson,  1833-  . 
CI.  1-  .  b.  23  April  1825  ;  s.  of 
George  Bell,  Merchant,  Leith. 

Partner  of  Smith,  Bell  and  Co.,  Manila ; 


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returned  to  Leith  in  1862  on  death  of  his 
father  to  take  up  business  of  Jas.  Bell  and  Co., 
m.    1863   Emma  Isabel  Turner  Beech;    d. 

6  June  1898. 

BENNETT,  Peter,  1833-8.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1826;  s.  of  AVilliam  Bennett,  W.S., 
16  Carlton  Street. 

BERRY,    John,    1833-40.     CI.    1-7.     b. 

7  Nov.  1824  ;  s.  of  William  Berry, 
W.S.,  of  Tayfield,  Fifeshire  ;  Dux  of 
CI.  8  and  4,  1836-7 ;  best  Greek 
Iambics,  Greek  Prose,  Latin  Alcaics, 
and  Latin  Sapphics,  CI.  7,  1840. 

Of  Tayfield  ;  Advocate,  1849  ;  m.  1858 
Margaret  Higgins,  3rd  dau.  of  John  Burn- 
Murdoch  of  Coldoch  and  Neuck,  Stirhng- 
shire  ;   d.  17  Dec.  1877. 

BERRY,  Robert,  1833-40.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
18  Nov.  1825  ;  s.  of  Wilham  Berry, 
W.S.,  of  Tavfield,  Fifeshire  ;  Dux  of 
CI.  5  and  6,  1838  and  1839;  best 
Greek  Hexameters  and  Latin  Prose, 
CI.  7,  1840. 

1848  30th  Wrangler  and  ist  CI.  Class. 
Trip.  ;  M.A.  and  Fell.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ; 
LL.D.  Edin.  Univ.  1883  ;  Advocate,  1863  ; 
Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  1853  ;  Prof,  of  Roman 
and  Scots  Law,  Glasg.  Univ.,  1867-87 ; 
Sheriff  of  Lanarkshire,  1886-1903  ;  Sec. 
Univ.  Commission,  1858-63  ;  Sec.  Roy. 
Commission  on  Hypothec,  1864-5  )  Sec. 
Roy.  Commission  on  Scottish  Univs.  1876-8  ; 
m.  1864  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Miller  of  Stuart- 
field,  Roxburghshire;  d.  17  Jan.  1903;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  x.  76. 

BORTHWICK,  John  David,  18.33-40. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1825  ;  s.  of  Dr.  George 
Borthwick,  10  Darnaway  Street. 

Gold-mining  in  Australia  and  California  ; 
settled  in  Lond.  as  an  artist.  Author: 
Three  Years  in  California,  1857.     d.  c.  1900. 

BRAMWELL,  John  Byrom,  1836-8. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  12  Nov.  1822;  s.  of 
William  Bramwell,  M.D.,  North 
Shields. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.D.  1843;  med.  pract. 
N.  Shields;  J. P.  Northumberland;  m.  1847 
Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Young,  N.  Shields ; 
d.  23  March  1882. 

BROWN,  Andrew,  1833-  .  CI.  1-  .  b. 
1825;  s.  of  Dr.  George  C.  Brown, 
Trinity. 

BRUCE,  George,  1833-7.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1824 ;  s.  of  William  Bruce,  Dean 
Bank. 

d.  in  Australia;  date  unknown. 

BRUCE,  Robert,  1833-7.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1825 ;  s.  of  William  Bruce,  Dean 
Bank. 

d.  1846. 


CAMPBELL,  Archibald  Hamilton,  18.3.3-  . 
CI.  1-  .  b.  18  Dec.  1824  ;  s.  of  Colin 
Campbell  of  Camis  Eskan,  Helens- 
bin-gh,  and  Colgrain,  Cardross,  12 
Abcrcromby  Place. 

Lt.-Col.  B.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1841  ;  Lt. 
1845 ;  Capt.  1856 ;  Maj.  i86r  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1864  ;  ret.  1864  ;  served  in  Eastern  cam- 
paign with  Turkish  contingent  as  A.A.G. 
from  Oct.  1855  to  June  1856  (Turkish  medal, 
4th  cl.  Medjidie)  ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny, 
1857,  as  Brig.  Maj.  at  Allahabad,  and  was 
present  at  engagement  at  Munseata  (desp.)  ; 
also  served  in  Oude,  1858-9,  in  command 
of  8th  Irreg.  Cav.,  and  was  present  at 
capture  of  fort  and  town  of  Sandee  (medal)  ; 
m.  1868  Mary  Agnes  Maitland,  e.  dau.  of 
Charles  Lionel  Kirwan  of  Gelston  Castle, 
Castle  Douglas;    d.  12  March  1897. 

CAMPBELL.  Thomas,  1833-9.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  20  March  1825;  s.  of  Colin 
Campljell  of  Camis  Eskan.  Helens- 
biu'gh,  and  Colgrain.  Cardross,  12 
Abcrcromby  Place. 

Merchant  ;  m.  (i)  Mary  Campbell  of 
Possil  ;  (2)  Katherine  Caroline,  dau.  of 
Lt.-Col.  Vansittart,  late  Coldstream  Guards  ; 
d.  II  Nov.  1898. 

CLERK,  Edward,  183.3-9  (Christmas).  Cl. 
1-7.  b.  24  June  1824  ;  s.  of  Right 
Hon.  Sir  George  Clerk,  Bart.,  of 
Penicuik. 

Haileybury,  1842-3  ;  Maj.  4th  M.  Cav. 
and  Dep.  Comr.  in  Saugor  and  Nerbudda 
territories ;  afterwards  in  Jhansi  division, 
and  for  short  time  Act.  Comr.  in  the  latter ; 
served  with  regt.  throughout  the  Mutiny  in 
C.I.,  Oude,  and  Goruckpoor  (medal),  and 
promoted  Maj.  while  Lt.,  but  not  gazetted 
till  1859  ;  ret.  1863  ;  m.  Alice,  dau.  of 
G.  W.  Bramston,  M.P.,  of  Skreens,  Essex. 
Address  :  Travellers'  Club,  Lond.  ;  Villa 
Costantino,  Rapallo,  Ligure,  Italy. 

COBHAM,  Francis  F.,  1833-  .  Cl.  1-  . 
b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Francis  Cobham,  M.D., 
Jamaica. 

COCKBURN,  Francis  Jeffrey,  1833-9. 
Cl.  1-6.  b.  Jan.  1825  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Cockburn,  Ad^"ocatc  (Lord  Cockburn), 
Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Haileybury,  1843-5  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal, 
1845-73  ;  last  appointments.  Judge  of 
Dacca,  Judge  of  Sylhet  ;  ret.  1873  ;  m. 
EUza  Pitcairn  ;  d.  10  July  1893:  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  i.  49. 

COMBE,  Matthew,  1833-7.  Cl.  1-4.  b. 
8  Dec.  1825  ;  s.  of  Dr.  James  Combe, 
Surg.,  40  Charlotte  Street,  Leith. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Surg.-Maj.  R.A.  ;  Ass.  Surg. 
1846;  Surg.  1855;  Surg.-Maj.  1866; 
h.p.  1876 ;  Hon.  Dep.  Surg.-Gen.  War 
Service  :  served  with  R.A.  throughout 
Eastern    campaign      of    1854-5,    including 


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75 


battles  of  Alma,  Balaclava,  and  Inkermann  ; 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  and  repulse  of 
sortie  on  26  Oct.  1854  (medal  with  four 
clasps,  Turkish  medal,  and  5th  cl.  Jledjidie). 
m.  Louisa  Sarah,  dau.  of  the  late  John 
Horrocks  Ainsworth  of  Moss  Bank,  Bolton, 
Lancashire;   d.  22  Feb.  1889. 

COOK,  Walter,  1833-  .  CI.  1-  .  b. 
22  June  182-t ;  s.  of  Walter  Cook, 
W.S.,  25  Drummond  Place. 

Lt.  22nd  M.N.I.  ;  wounded  at  siege  of 
Pegu,  Burma,  1852  ;  d.  at  Rangoon,  5  Dec. 
1852. 

DRUMMOND,  Henry,  1833-40.  Cl.  1-7. 
b.  1824. 

Addiscombe,  1842-3  ;  Maj.-Gen.  R.E. 
(Bengal);  2nd  Lt.  1843;  Lt.  1849;  Capt. 
1857;  Maj.  1858 ;  Lt.-Col.  1865  ;  Col. 
1874  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1878  ;  ret.  187S  ;  served 
in  Sutlej  campaign,  1845-6  (medal)  ; 
Burmese  War,  1852-3  (medal  with  clasp 
for  Pegu) ;  prin.  Field  Engineer  with  Sir 
John  Jones's  Col.  in  Rohilcund  campaign, 
1858     (desp.,    brev.    of    Maj.,    medal)  ;     d. 


ELLIOT,  Charles,  1833-  .  Cl.  1-  .  b. 
20  April  1824  ;  s.  of  James  Elliot  of 
Wolfelee. 

Col.  R.A.  (Madras)  ;  C.B.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1845  ; 
Lt.  1851  ;  Capt.  1858;  Maj.  1865  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1871  :  Col.  1875  ;  ret.  1876 ;  served  in 
Indian  Mutiny  (desp.,  C.B.)  ;  m.  (i)  1859 
Christina  Ramsay  ;  (2)  1877  Mary  Davidson  ; 
d.  23  July  1888. 

FISHER,  Frederick,  1833-9.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  1825  ;  s.  of  Daniel  Fisher,  S.S.C., 
15  Forth  Street. 

GANDY,  Gerard,  1837-8.  Cl.  5.  b. 
14  Dec.  1821  ;  s.  of  John  Gandy  of 
Kendal  and  Windermere,  Westmor- 
land. 

Partner  with  his  father  in  the  Gandy 
Mills,  Kendal,  Woollen  Manufacturers ;  m. 
Elizabeth  Ann  Salisbury,  Middleton  Tower, 
Lancaster  ;   d.  March  1871. 

GANDY,  John,  1837-8.  Cl.  5.  b.  1823  ; 
s.  of  John  Gandy  of  Kendal  and 
Windermere,  Westmorland. 

St.  Helena  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1845  ;  d.  Feb. 
1849  at  St.  Helena. 

GORDON,  Charles,  1833-  .  Cl.  1-  . 
b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  John  Gordon 
of  Cluny,  M.P.,  4  St.  Andrew  Square. 

GREIG,  William,  1833-  .  Cl.  1-  .  b. 
1825  ;  s.  of  William  Greig,  Pitt  Street. 

HISLOP,  John  Fowler,  1833-8.  Cl.  1-5. 
b.  18  Oct.  1823  ;   s.  of  Robert  Ilislop, 


J. P.,  of  Burnrig,  E.  Lothian,  one  of 
the  original  proprietors  of  the  E.A. 

Landed  proprietor;  J.P.  ;  Mem.  Had- 
dingtonshire C.C.  ;  Chm.  Sch.  Bd.,  etc.  ; 
m.  Mary  Dennistoun,  dau.  of  Capt. 
Patrick  Wood,  H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Dennistoun, 
Tasmania  ;   d.  6  Aug.  1894. 

IRVINE,  Alexander  W.  Campbell,  1838- 
40.  Cl.  6,  7.  b.  1825  ;  s.  of  Alex. 
Irvine,  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Buteshire  at 
Rothesay. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1840-r  to  1843-4  ;  amongst 
other  prizes  gained  Lord  Jeffrey's  Gold 
Medal  for  the  most  distinguished  student ; 
Exeter  Coll.  O.xon,  1844;  1848  Snell  Exhib. 
to  Ball.  Coll.  ;  B.A.  1849  (2nd  Cl.  Gts.) ; 
M.A.  1850  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1849  ;  P. 
1850  ;  C.  first  at  Lochgilphead  ;  second  All 
Saints',  Southampton  ;  Perp.  C.  of  Longfleet, 
Dorset,  1852-8  ;  Incum.  St.  Paul's,  Walsall, 
1S58-73  ;  Headmaster  of  Queen  Mary's 
Grammar  School,  Walsall,  1858-81  ;  V.  of 
St.  Mary's,  Warwick,  1881-99  ;  Actg. 
Chap.  of  the  Forces  at  Bredbrook 
Barracks,  1880  ;  Surrogate,  Dio.  Worcester, 
1881  ;  R.D.  of  Warwick,  1894  ;  at  St. 
Mary's,  Warwick,  raised  ^13,000,  and 
restored  the  Parish  Church;  m.  1855 
Frances  Octavia  Keele  ;   d.  10  March  1899. 

KINNEAR,  Benjamin  Gott,  1833-  .  Cl. 
1-  .  b.  16  July  1824  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Kinnear,  Banker,  44  Melville  Street. 

Merchant,  Shanghai  and  London.  Pub- 
lished :  Cruces  Shakesperianae.  m.  Ellen 
Hardes  ;   d.  21  Feb.  1890. 

LAWSON,  Edward,  1833-  .  Cl.  1-  . 
b.  10  Sept.  1824 ;  s.  of  William 
Lawson  of  Longhirst,  Northumber- 
land, and  5  South-east  Circus  Place. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  1847  ;  M.A. 
1852;  of  Longhirst ;  J.P.Northumberland; 
S.  his  brother,  William  John  Lawson,  1859  ; 
m.  Mary  Eliza,  dau.  of  George  Maule ; 
d.  9  Oct.  1882. 

LEE,  David  Henry,  1833-9.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  1825  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Dr.  Lee,  12  Char- 
lotte Square. 

Merchant,  Calcutta  ;  m.  Clara,  y.  dau.  of 
Lt.-Col.  Sir  Robert  Moubray  of  Cockairney  ; 
d.  i860. 

LUMSDEN,  William,  1833-  .  Cl.  1-  . 
b.  1825 ;  s.  of  Hugh  Lumsden  of 
Piteaple,  Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Suther- 
landshire,  8  Great  King  Street. 

MACFARLANE,  John  W.,  1833-  .  Cl. 
1-  .  b.  1823  ;  s.  of  John  Macfarlane, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Castle  Street. 

Capt.  4th  Huss.  ;  Ensign  Mil.  Train, 
1847;  Lt.  1848;  Capt.  1856;  4th  Huss. 
1864  ;   ret.  1865. 


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M'NAB,  Thomas,  1833-7.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
4  Jan.  1824  ;  s.  of  William  M'Nab, 
Curator,  Botanic  Gardens. 

With  Assam  Co.  in  India ;  m.  Jessie 
Cobban  ;   d.  12  Dec.  1887  in  Canada. 

MILLAR,  Thomas,  1833-9.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1825  ;  s.  of  James  Millar,  9  Inver- 
kith  Row  ;   Mitchell  Medal,  1839. 

MURRAY,  xVnthony  Max  tone,  1833-  . 
CI.  1-  .  b.  1825 ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Murray  of  Murrayshall,  Advocate, 
Sheriff  of  Aberdeenshire,  34  Heriot 
Row, 

Maj.-Gen.  R.A.  (Bombay)  ;  2nd  Lt. 
1842 ;  Lt.  1845 ;  Capt.  1854 ;  Lt.-Col. 
1862  ;  Col.  1867  ;  Hon.  Maj.-Gen.  1872  ; 
ret.  1873.  War  Service  :  served  in  sup- 
pression of  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-8 
(medal),    d.  21  May  1903. 

MURRAY,  Basil  Hamilton,  1833-  .  CI. 
1-  .  b.  1823 ;  s.  of  Capt.  Murray, 
Princes  Strefet. 

Ensign  43rd  B.N.I.  1840;  Lt.  1844;  d. 
I  April  1849. 

NAPIER,  James  Stiriing,  1833-9.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1825;  s.  of  Sir  WiUiam 
John  Milliken  Napier,  8th  Bart, 
of  Napier,  Renfrewshire. 

d.  c.  1852. 

ORR,  Robert,  1833-8.  CI.  1-5.  b.  19 
May  1824  ;  s.  of  Charles  J.  F.  Orr, 
W.S.,  3  AthoU  Crescent. 

Advocate,  1850;  Sheriff  Sub.  Bute 
at  Rothesay,  1861-92  ;  m.  i86i  Marcella 
Georgiana,  dau.  of  James  Crawford  Ferrier, 
M.D. ;   d.  21  April  1895. 

RAMSAY,  Robert  Hamilton,  1833-9. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1825  ;  s.  of  Peter  Ramsay, 
Banker,  Man.  Western  Bank  of  Scot., 
8  Shandwick  Place  ;  Dux  CI.  1  and  2, 
1834  and  1835. 

M.D.  and  CM.  Glasg.  1862  ;  Edin.  and 
Glasg.  Univs. ;  Ho.  Surg,  and  Ass.  Phys.  R. 
Inf.,  Glasg.,  1862-4;  late  Cur.  of  R.  Med. 
Soc.  and  Ho.  Surg.  Clin.  Wards,  R.  Inf., 
Edin.  ;  afterwards  in  general  practice  in 
Torquay ;  Hon.  Consult.  Phys.  Erith 
House  Instit.  there ;  for  over  forty  years 
Purse-bearer  to  successive  Lord  High  Com- 
missioners at  Holyrood  ;  great  friend  of 
Lord  Lister,  whose  pupil  he  was  in  Glasg.  ; 
m.  Miss  Garden  ;  d.  4  May  1907 ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  107. 

RITCHIE,  Charles,  1833-8.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1823;  s.  of  Robert  Ritchie,  C.E., 
54  India  Street  and  53  Castle  Street. 


ROSS,  Campbell  Clayc  Grant,  1833-5. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Hugh 
Ross,  H.E.I.C.S.,  St.  Bernard's  Cres- 
cent. 

Gen.  B.S.C. ;  K.C.B.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1841  ; 
Lt.  1844;  Capt.  1852;  Maj.  1858;  Lt.-Col. 
1864;  Col.  1870;  Maj.-Gen.  1881;  Lt.- 
Gen.  1887  ;  Gen.  1890 ;  U.S.L.  1886. 
War  Services  :  served  with  Expeditionary 
Force  against  hill  tribes  in  vicinity  of 
Peshawar  in  1851-2  and  1853  ;  present 
at  action  of  Shakota  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
served  throughout  Indian  Mutiny  ;  present 
at  defence  of  Kumaon ;  commanded 
66th  Goorkha  Regt.  in  action  of  Churp- 
poorah  and  in  subsequent  campaign 
(desp.,  brev.  of  Maj.,  medal);  commanded 
Ferozepore  Regt.  throughout  Umbeyla 
campaign,  1863  (Brev.  Lt.-Col.,  clasp)  ; 
served  in  Jowaki  Afreedee  exped.  1878 
(desp.,  K.C.B. ,  and  clasp),     d.  1892. 

SCOTT,  William,  1833-  .  CI.  1-  .  b. 
1824 ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Scott,  Dean  Street, 
Stoekbridge. 

STEWART,  Houston,  1833-  .  CI.  1-  . 
b.  1825 ;  s.  of  Adm.  Sir  Houston 
Stewart  of  Penningham,  R.N. 

Lt.  68th  L.I.;  Ensign  32nd  Regt.  1842; 
Lt.  1845;  d.  1849. 

STRACHAN,  James  J.  D.,  1833-  .  CI. 
1-  .  b.  1825  ;  s.  of  John  Straehan, 
31  Northumberland  Sti'eet. 

TAIT,  John  Craufurd,  1888- .  CI.  1-  . 
b.  31  Aug.  1825  ;  s.  of  John  Tait, 
Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Clackmannan 
and  Kinross. 

W.S.  1855;  Adj.  St.  George's  Rifles, 
Lond.  ;  m.  1863  Maria  Louisa  Mann  ;  d,  14 
June  1901. 

THOMSON,  John  D.,  1833-  .  CI.  1-  . 
b.  1824 ;  s.  of  Abram  Thomson, 
Stationer,  6  Broughton  Place. 

THOMSON,  Thomas,  1833-  .  CI.  1-  . 
b.  1825 ;  s.  of  Abram  Thomson, 
Stationer,  Broughton  Place. 

VEITCH,  Henry,  1833-  .  CI.  1-  .  b. 
1825  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Veitch  of  Stewart- 
field,  Town  Clerk,  Leith. 

Lt.  25th  Regt.  (K.O.S.B.)  ;  Ensign,  1847  ; 
Lt.  1849  ;   d.  1850  in  India. 

VIVERS,  Henry,  1833-  .  CI.  1-  .  b. 
1823  ;  s.  of  Henry  Vivers  of  Don- 
nington. 

WHYTT,  Alexander  H.,  1833-  .  CI. 
1-  .  b.  1825  ;  s.  of  David  K.  Whytt, 
Scotland  Street. 


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WILSON,  Alexander,  1833-  .     CI.  1-  . 


WILSON,  James,  1833-  .  CI,  1-  .  b. 
31  Oct.  1825 ;  s.  of  Robert  Sym 
Wilson,  W.S.,  Cashier,  Royal  Bank  of 
Scot. 

Farmer,  Midlothian;    d.  3  July  1880. 

WOOD,  David  W.,  1833-5.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1825  ;    s.  of  Alexander  Wood   (Lord 


W'ood),   one   of  the  Senators  of  the 
Coll.  of  Justice, 
d.  1835. 

YOUNG,    David,    1833-7.     CI.    1-4.     b. 

1824  ;    s.  of  Thomas  Young,  Cassel's 
Place,  Leith. 

YOUNG,  William,  1833-7.     CI.  1-4.     b. 

1825  ;    s.  of  Thomas  Young,  Cassel's 
Place,  Leith. 


MR.  MITCHELL'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  MACDOUGALL'S)  CLASS,   1834-41 


ANDERSON,  Weir,  1838-40.  CI.  5,  6. 
From  Jamaica. 

BALLINGALL,  George  R.,  1834-41. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1826;  s.  of  Prof.  Sir 
George  Ballingall,  Surgeon  to  H.M. 
King  William  iv.,  13  Heriot  Row. 

BEATSON,  William  Stuart,  1834-41. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  5  Sept.  1825  ;  s.  of  Lt.- 
Col.  Beatson,  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal,  27 
Ann  Street ;  best  in  English  Prose, 
Verse,  and  French  Reciting,  CI.  7, 
1841. 

Capt.  ist  B.  Cav.  ;  served  in  Sutlej 
campaign  at  Aliwal  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
Punjaub,  at  ChiUianwallah  and  Goojerat 
(medal  with  two  clasps) ;  Persia  (medal) ; 
Indian  Mutiny,  at  relief  of  Lucknow  (medal 
with  clasp) ;  m.  Cora,  dau.  of  Col.  George 
Brownlow,  H.E.I.C.S.  ;  d.  18  July  1857  at 
Cawnpore ;  see  Kaye,  ii.  285. 

BEGBIE,  Robert,  1834-8.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
12  Sept.  1825  ;  s.  of  James  Begbie, 
M.D.,  15  Heriot  Row. 

Grange  Sch.,  Sunderland ;  E.I.  Merchant; 
Bombay  six  years,  afterwards  at  Moulmein, 
Burma,  and  Lond.  ;  in  Victoria  Rifles  and 
E.  Middlesex  Art.  ;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Col.  Lyon,  2nd  Life  Guards  ;  d.  25  Nov. 
1886. 

BEILBY,  Julius  H.,  1837-9.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  17  March  1823;  s.  of  WilUam 
Beilby,  M.D.,  Edin. 

Paper   Maker ;     m.    Emily    Rayner ;     d. 


BENNETT,  James  Henry,   1834-  .     CI. 
1,  2-  .    b.  7  Feb.  1826 ;  s.  of  James 
Bennett,  W.S.,  7  Fettes  Row. 
Engineer  ;   d.  11  April  1874. 

BETHUNE,  Alexander,  1837-40.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  21  July  1824  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Gen. 
Alexander  Bethune  of  Blebo. 


Of  Blebo ;  Lt.  42nd  Highs.  1842  ;  ret. 
1847;  J. P.  and  D.L.  Co.  Fife;  m.  1849 
Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Maxwell  of  Dundee  ; 
d.  10  May  1900. 

BLAIR,  John  Hunter,  1834-6.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  18  Oct.  1825 ;  s.  of  Sir  David 
Hunter  Blair,  Bart.,  of  Blairquhan, 
Ayrshire. 

Haileybury,  1843-5  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  Madras, 
1845-77  '•  Coll.  of  Sea  Customs  ;  m.  Emily, 
dau.  of  Edward  Grant ;   d.  27  March  1885. 

CADELL,  Robert,  1834-40.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  13  Feb.  1825  ;  s.  of  Hew  Francis 
Cadell  of  Cockenzie. 

Naval  and  Mil.  Acad.,  Edin. ;  Gen.  R.A. 
(Madras)  ;  K.C.B.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1842  ;  Lt.  1845  ; 
Capt.  1857;  Maj.  1858;  Lt.-Col.  1859;  Col. 
1867  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1878  ;  U.S.L.  1881 ;  Lt.-Gen. 
1882  ;  Gen.  1883  ;  Col.-Comdt.  R.A.  1885  ; 
served  on  Staff  of  Turkish  Army  during 
Russian  War  from  Oct.  1854,  including 
defence  of  Eupatoria,  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol,  and  Omar  Pasha's  winter 
campaign  in  MingreUa  (desp.,  Crimean 
medal  with  clasp,  Turkish  medal,  4th  cl. 
of  Medjidie,  and  brev.  of  Maj.) ;  served  in 
Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  Bengal,  includ- 
ing actions  of  Doownooreagunge,  Baumriah, 
and  Toolseepoore  (desp.,  brev.  of  Lt.-Col., 
medal  with  clasp,  C.B.) ;  Madras  Ord.  Dept. 
1865 ;  Insp.-Gen.  of  Ord.  and  Magazines, 
1876 ;  ret.  to  Cockenzie  in  i8Si  ;  K.C.B. 
1894 ;  J.P.  E.  Lothian  ;  for  many  years 
Provost  of  Cockenzie  and  Mem.  of  C.C. 
and  Tranent  Sch.  Bd.  ;  m.  1889  Elizabeth 
Douglas,  dau.  of  Rev.  Wm.  Bruce  Cun- 
ningliam  of  Prestonpans;  d.  30  June  1897; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  136  and  iv.  in. 

CAMERON,  Allan  Gordon,  1834-  .  Cl. 
1,  2-  .  b.  1827 ;  s.  of  Donald  Charles 
Cameron  of  Barcaldine,  Argyllshire, 
and  Foxhall,  Linlithgowshire. 

Harrow ;  Trin.  Coll.  Oxon ;  of  Barcaldine 
and  Foxhall ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  first  charge 
Penkridge,  Staffs  ;  inherited  Barcaldine  on 
death  of  his  brother  John  shortly  afterwards, 
in  1857  ;  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  G.  W.  Traill  of 
Oiera,  Orkney;   d.  10  Nov.  1871. 


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CAMERON,  John,  1884-  .  CI.  1,  2-  .  b. 
1825  ;  s.  of  Donald  Charles  Cameron 
of  Barcaldinc,  Argyllshire,  and  Fox- 
hall,  Linlithgowshire. 

Went  out  to  endeavour  to  reorganise 
his  father's  W.I.  estates,  which  had  got 
into  difficulties  owing  to  the  emancipation 
of  slaves,  but  died  shortly  after  his  arrival 
of  yellow  fever  at  Berbice,  British  Guiana, 
29  Jan.  1857. 

CAMPBELL,  Colin  Frederick,  1835-C. 
CI.  2.  b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Col.  Campbell, 
46th  Regt. 

Col.  46th  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1840  ;  Lt.  1842  ; 
Capt.  1847;  Maj.  1855;  Brev.  Lt.-Col. 
1855  ;  Col.  1863.  War  Services  :  served  at 
siege  of  Sebastopol  in  1854-5,  ^"d  ^vas 
wounded  in  the  trenches  (medal  and  clasp, 
Brev.  Lt.-Col.,  Kt.  of  the  Legion  of  Honour, 
Sardinian  and  Turkish  medals,  and  5th 
cl.  Medjidie).  Publication  :  posthumous, 
1894,  Letters  from  Sebastopol.  d.  14  Sept. 
1868  at  Simla. 

CAMPBELL,  George  William,  1834-  . 
Cl.  1,  2-  .  b.  3  June  1826  ;  s.  of 
Colin  Campbell  of  Colgrain,  Dumbar- 
tonshire, 12  Abcrcromby  Plaee. 

E.I.  Merchant  ;  m.  Florence,  dau.  of  Sir 
James  Weir  Hogg,  Bart.  ;   d.  2  Dec.  1896. 

CAY,  Edward,  1834-  .  Cl.  1,  2-  .  b.  29 
May  1825  ;  s.  of  John  Cay,  Advocate, 
Sheriff  and  Commissary  of  Linlithgow- 
shire. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Australia;  m.  1855  Anne 
Burdock  of  Richmond,  Victoria  ;  d.  i  March 
1870  at  Melbourne. 

COOK,  Alexander  Chrystie,  1835-  .  Cl. 
2-  .  b.  1  Dec.  1825  ;  s.  of  Walter 
Cook,  W.S.,  25  Drummond  Place. 

Ensign  39th  M.N.I.  ;  d.  16  May  1847  at 
Coimbatore,  Madras. 

CURRIE,  Charles,  1834-  .  Cl.  1,  2-  . 
b.  1825;  s.  of  Charles  Currie  of 
Linthill,  Roxburghshire. 

d.  1855. 

DICKSOX,  Samuel,  1834-41.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  12  Jan.  1826;  s.  of  Henry  G. 
Dickson,  W.S.,  5  St.  Vincent  Street ; 
Mitchell  Medal,  1841. 

W.S.  1855  ;  ra.  i860  Mary  Campbell,  dau. 
of  David  Johnstone  of  Overton,  Stirlingshire ; 
d.  22  Feb.  1891. 

DICKSON,  WiUiam,  1834-40.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  1826;  s.  of  Walter  Dickson  of 
Monybuie,  W.S.,  3  Royal  Circus. 

Maj.  R.A.  (Bengal);  Ensign,  1845; 
Lt.  1851;  Capt.  185S;  h.p.  1866  (medal 
for  Punjaub  campaign)  ;    m.  Anne  Steuart, 


dau.  of  Thomas  Bruce  of  Langlee,  W.S.  ; 
d.  1S89. 

DRU^IMOND,    Richard    Ilav    Walker, 
1835-  .      Cl.   2-  .      b.   May   1824  ;    s. 
of    Sir    Francis    Walker    Drummond 
of  Hawthornden,  Bart.,  W.S. 
Address  :   Union  Club,  Lond.,  S.W. 

DRYSDALE,  George,  1834-41.  Cl.  1-7. 
b.  1826  ;  s.  of  Sir  William  Drysdale, 
W.S.,  of  Pitteuehar,  Lord  Provost  of 
Edin.,  8  Royal  Circus  ;  Dux  of  Cl.  1, 
2,  3.  4,  5,  and  6  and  of  the  whole 
School,  1841  ;  best  in  Math.  (Silver 
Medal)  and  French,  1841. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.D.  1855;  T.C.D. ;  gen. 
med.  pract..  Lend.;    d.  1904. 

ERSKINE,  George  Francis  Albany, 
1836-8.  Cl.  3,  4.  b.  Sept.  1823  ;  s.  of 
Henry  David,  12th  Earl  of  Buchan. 

m.  1889  Agnes  Maria,  e.  dau.  of  Rev. 
J.  Wharton  Mason,  V.  of  Marrick,  Yorks  ; 
d.  10  July  1894. 

FERGUSSON,  William,  afterwards 
Fergusson  PoUok,  1834-8.  Cl.  1-4. 
b.  1825 ;  s.  of  James  Fergusson, 
P.C.S.,  30  Heriot  Row. 

GIBB,  Thomas  Orr,  1834-7.  Cl.  1-3. 
b.  1824  ;  s.  of  James  Gibb,  Gloucester 
Place. 

GIFFORD,  Edward  Scott,  1834-6.  Cl. 
1,2.  b.  26  May  1825 ;  s.  of  Right  Hon. 
Lord  Gifford  of  St.  Leonard's,  Devon, 
Lord  Chief-Justice  and  Master  of  the 
Rolls. 

Foreign  Office  ;   d.  26  May  1872. 

GIFFORD,  George  Robert,  1834-6.  Cl. 
1,  2.  b.  14  Nov.  1826;  s.  of  Right  Hon. 
Lord  Gifford  of  St.  Leonard's,  Devon, 
Lord  Chief-Justice  and  Master  of  the 
Rolls. 

C.  Coll.  Cantab;  M.A.  (Jun.  Opt.), 
1849 ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  R.  of  Rackenford, 
Devon,  1867-78;  D.  1851  ;  P.  1852;  fmly. 
R.  of  Littleton,  Middlesex,  1856-67 ;  m. 
(i)  1853  Mary  Ann  Danet,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Norbury  of  Skerridge,  Worcestershire  ;  (2) 
1878  Louisa  Mary,  e.  dau.  of  Col.  Robert 
Webb  of  Milford  House,  Surrey  •  d.  25 
Dec.  1878. 

GILLESPIE,  James  Donaldson,  1834-41. 
Cl.  1-7.  b.  16  Mav  1824 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Gillespie,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E., 
30  York  Place. 

M.D.  Edin.  1846;  F.R.C.S.E.  1S48  ;  Pres. 
R.C.S.E.  1869-71  ;  various  pubUcations,  in- 
cluding Medical  Notes  about  Shakespeare  and 
his  Times,  1875;  Phys.  to  Merchant  Co., 
Donaldson's  Hosp.,  Gillespie's  Hosp.,  S.U. 


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and  Nat.  Insur.  Co.,  Sun  Insur.  Co.,  Northern 
Insur.  Co.,  etc.  etc.;  Dir.  E.A.  1872-91; 
m.  1864  Georgina,  7th  dau.  of  Robert  Cadell 
of  Ratho;  d.  7  Dec.  1891. 

GRAHAM,  Charles  Murray  Athole,  1834- . 
CI.  1,  2-  .  b.  1826  ;  s.  of  Frederick 
Graham,  Dunkcld. 

GRAHAM,  WiUiam  C.  B.,  1838-9.     CI.  5. 

GREIG,  James,  1834-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1826  ;  s.  of  James  Groig  of  Eccles, 
W.S.,  8  Abercromby  Place. 

Went  to  Australia  ;    d.  1875. 

HALKETT,  John,  1834-6.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1825 ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Halkett,  4 
Clarence  Street. 

HASTINGS,  Douglas,  1835-8.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  10  June  1822  ;  s.  of  Col.  Sir  Charles 
H.  Hastings,  K.C.B. 

Maj.-Gen.  62nd  Regt.  ;  Ensign  78th 
Regt.  1840 ;  Lt.  1842  ;  Capt.  72nd  Regt. 
1853  ;  Brev.  Maj.  6th  Ft.  1865  ;  Brev. 
Lt.-Col.  1874  ;  Maj.  02nd  Regt.  (Wiltshire), 
1876;  Col.  1881;  Hon.  Maj.-Gen.  (ret.), 
1881.  War  Service  :  served  with  78th 
Highs,  in  Persian  War  in  1857,  including 
night  attack  and  battle  of  Kooshab  and  bom- 
bardment of  Mohumrah  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
served  also  in  Bengal  in  several  actions 
leading  to  and  ending  in  relief  of  Residency 
at  Lucknow  ;  severely  wounded  (medal 
with  clasp  and  year's  service)  ;  served  with 
6th  Regt.  in  Hazara  campaign  of  1868 
(medal  with  clasp),     d.  22  Jan.  1904. 

HASTINGS,  Francis  William,  1834-9. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  17  June  1825  ;  s.  of  Col. 
Sir  Charles  H.  Hastings,  K.C.B. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich ;  Lt.-Gen.  and  Hon.  Gen. 
R.A.  ;  C.B.  1904  ;  2nd  Lt.  1843  ;  Lt.  1845  ; 
Capt.  1851  ;  Brev.  Maj.  1855  ;  Brev.  Lt.- 
Col.  1864;  Lt.-Col.  1865  ;  Brev.  Col.  1870; 
Col.  1875;  Maj.-Gen.  1882;  Lt.-Gen.  1886; 
Hon.  Gen.  (ret.),  1887.  IVar  Services  : 
served  during  Crimean  campaign,  1855  ; 
was  present  during  siege  and  fall  of  Sebas- 
topol ;  bombardments  of  6  and  17  June; 
mentioned  in  desp.  (medal  with  clasp,  brev. 
of  Maj.,  5th  cl.  of  Medjidie,  Turkish  medal), 
m.  1855  Emma  Sophia,  dau.  of  Henry  Lewes 
Long  of  Hampton  Lodge,  Surrey.  Address  : 
29  Grosvenor  Street,  Lond.,  W. 

HASTINGS,  W.  D.,  1834-8.  Cl.  1-4. 
b.  1826. 

HEDDLE,  Robert,  1834-42.  Cl.  1-7. 
b.  4  Oct.  1826  ;  s.  of  Robert  Heddle 
of  Melsetter  and  Cletts,  Orkney. 

After  a  short  time  farming  in  Orkney, 
went  to  Canada  to  an  appointment  in  a 
bank,  but  returned  to  Scotland  owing  to 
ill-health.  Published  :  1848  one  part  of 
Natural  History  of  Orkney  with  the  late 
W.  B.  Baikie,  M.D.  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Dr. 
Duguid  of  Kirkwall;  d.  28  Aug.  i860. 


HENDERSON,  William,  1837-8.  Cl.  4. 
s.  of  Robert  Henderson,  Abbotrule, 
Jedburgh. 

IIOZIER,  William  Wallace,  1834-41. 
Cl.  1-7.  b.  24  Feb.  1825;  s.  of 
James  Hozicr,  Ad\'ocate,  of  Newlands 
and  Mauldslie  Castle,  Lanarkshire. 

ist  Baron  Newlands,  1898;  Bart.  1890; 
Lt.  Scots  Greys,  1844-51;  Lt.-Col.  comdg. 
4th  Batt.  Lanarkshire  Rifle  Vols. ;  Vice-Lt. 
Co.  Lanark ;  m.  1849  Fanny,  e.  dau.  of 
John  O'Hara  of  Raheen,  Co.  Galway  ;  d. 
30  Jan.  1906. 

HUNT,  John,  1836-9.     Cl.  3-5. 

HUNTER,  Robert  S.,  1834-  .  Cl.  1,  2-  . 
b.  1824 ;  s.  of  Robert  Hunter,  5 
Heriot  Row. 

HUNTER,  William  M.,  1834-  .  Cl.  1,  2-  . 
b.  1822 ;  s.  of  Robert  Hunter,  5  Heriot 
Row. 

INGLEBY,  Henry,  1834-5.  Cl.  1.  b. 
1826 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Henry  Ingleby, 
Lincolnshire. 

IRVING,  Alexander,  1834-8.  Cl.  1-4. 
b.  3  Feb.  1824  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Irving, 
W.S.,  of  Inveramsay,  23  Northum- 
berland Street. 

Maj.-Gen.  B.S.C.  ;  Ensign  24th  B.N.I. 
1844  ;  Lt.  1845  ;  Capt.  1857  ;  Maj.  1864  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1870;  Col.  1875;  ret.  Maj.-Gen. 
1877  ;   d.  8  July  1890. 

IVORY,  Holmes,  1834-9.  Cl.  1-5.  b. 
1826  ;  s.  of  James  Ivory,  Advocate, 
afterwards  Hon.  Lord  Ivory,  Senator 
of  the  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Med.  Student,  Edin.  Univ. ;  d.  of  typhus, 
1846. 

IVORY,  William,  1834-41.  Cl.  1-7.  b, 
26  July  1825 ;  s.  of  James  Ivory,  Ad- 
vocate, afterwards  Hon.  Lord  Ivory, 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Advocate,  1849 ;  A.D.  1S59-62 ;  Sheriff 
of  Inverness,  Elgin,  and  Nairn,  1862-1900; 
m.  (i)  Jane  Willdnson  Massiah;  (2)  Janet 
Hunter,  dau.  of  John  Allan  Rankin  of  Irvine. 
Address:  6  Whitehouse  Terrace,  Edin. 

LANGHORNE,  Thomas,  1839-41.  Cl. 
6,  7.  b.  1826 ;  s.  of  the  Rev. 
Dr.  Thomas  Langhorne  of  the  Episc. 
Ch.,  Musselburgh. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1842-3  ;  Cowan  Gold  Medal ; 
St.  John's  Coll.  Oxon,  1844 ;  1st  Mods., 
3rd  Gts.  ;  B.A.  1847  ;  M.A.  1848  ;  Ch. 
of  Eng.  ;  D.  1848  ;  P.  1849 ;  Head- 
master, Loretto,  1848-61  ;  Ass.  to  Min. 
at  Musselburgh;  V.  of  Wroxton,  1870-4; 
of  Elsfield,  1874-98 ;  m.  Jane  Reade  of 
Congleton  ;   d.  1903. 


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LIMOND,  Robert  S.,  1834-41.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1  Feb.  1825  ;  s.  of  Robert  Limond, 
H.E.I.C.S.  (Bengal  Med.),  1  Melville 
Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Capt.  Prestwick  G.C.  1882  ; 
Indigo-planter,  Bengal ;  returned  home, 
1863;  settled  at  Ayr;  J. P.  Ayrshire; 
m.  Climena  Dowsette  ;   d.  17  March  1893. 

LINDSAY,  William,  1884-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
1825  ;  Donald  Lindsay,  Accountant, 
15  Abereromby  Place  (Guardian). 

LOCH,  Charles  R.  F.,  1834-1.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1825;  s.  of  William  Loch,  H.E.I.C.S., 
Saxc-Coburg  Place. 

MACKENZIE,  Charles  Frederick,  1834- 
40.  CI.  1-6.  b.  10  April  1825 ; 
s.  of  Colin  Mackenzie  of  Portmore, 
W.S.,  P.C.S.,  and  D.K.S.,  12  Shand- 
wick  Place  ;   Mitchell  Medal,  1840. 

Fell.  C.  CoU.  Cantab;  2nd  Wrangler, 
B.A.  1848  ;  M.A.  1851  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ; 
D.  1851  ;  P.  1852;  Archd.  of  Maritzburg, 
Natal,  1854  ;  first  Univ.  Miss.  Bp.  to 
native  tribes  near  Lake  Nyassa,  Central 
Africa  ;   d.  31  Jan.  1862. 

MACNAUGHT,  John,  1834-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  1825  ;   s.  of  Mrs.  Macnaught,  Edin. 

MAITLAND,  Thomas,  1834-  .  CI.  1-  . 
b.  1825  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Maitland  of 
Pogbie  and  Maitlandfield,  Blandfield 
House. 

Of  Pogbie  ;  Ensign  79th  Highs.  1844  ;  ret. 
1846;   d. 

MASON,  George,  1835-  .  CI.  2-  .  b. 
1824 ;  s.  of  John  Mason,  Writer, 
1  St.  John  Street. 

MATTHEWSON,  Cohn,  1835-  .  CI.  2-  . 
b.  1825  ;   s.  of  Mr.  Matthewson,  W.I. 

MAXTONE,  John,  1835-41.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  1824 ;  s.  of  Anthony  Maxtone 
of  Cultoquhey. 

d.  17  July  1858. 

MENZIES,  Gilbert  Innes,  1834-  .  CI. 
1,  2-  .  b.  1825  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Arcliibald 
Menzies  of  Avondale,  near  Polmont, 
late  42nd  Highs.,  17  Dean  Terrace. 

Of  Avondale,  near  Polmont;  S.  father, 
1854;  42nd  Highs.;  Ensign,  1842;  Lt. 
1846;  ret.  1852;  m.  Anne  Matilda  Murray 
of  Polmaise,  near  Stirling  ;   d.  1874. 

MENZIES,  Ronald  Steuart,  1835-8.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  3  Jan.  1824  ;  s.  of  Steuart 
Menzies  of  Culdares,  Perthshire. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon;  of  Culdares;  J. P., 
D.L.  Perthshire  ;  m.  Miss  Macdowall  Grant 
of  Arndilly,  Banffshire ;   d.  15  Oct.  1870. 


MONTGOMERY,    Conrad,    1834-8.     CI. 
1-4.     b.  19   Oct.  1824;    s.  of  Archi- 
bald Charles  Montgomery  of  Whim, 
Peebles, 
d.  1859. 

OMAN,  Charles  Philip  Austin,  1834-8. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  20  June  1825 ;  s.  of 
Charles  Oman,  Indigo-planter,  Jessore. 

Indigo-planter,  Behar,  1839-60.  Aulhor  : 
Eastwards  ;  Love  Conquers  All ;  and  many 
Indian  sketches  for  magazines,  m.  1858 
Anne,  dau.  of  Wilham  Chadwick  of  Grove 
Park,  Surrey  ;   d.  19  Feb.  1876. 

OMAN,  Thomas  Euler,  1834-8.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1823  ;  s.  of  Charles  Oman,  Indigo- 
planter,  Jessore. 

Joined  his  father  as  an  indigo  -  planter 
in  Bengal  in  1839,  never  returned  to  Scot- 
land, and  died  at  Calcutta,  1880. 

PILLANS,  Hugh  Scott,  1834-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  12  Dec.  1824  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Pillans, 
Printer,  9  Newington  Place. 

Commercial  Bank,  1841  ;  afterwards 
Pro  v.  Bank  of  Ireland,  Dublin ;  returned 
to  Edin.  to  City  of  Glas.  Bank,  and 
on  its  failure  joined  the  Roy.  Bank 
of  Scot,  (nephew  of  James  PiUans,  Prof,  of 
Humanity,  Edin.  Univ.)  ;  m.  Rebecca 
CaroUne  Fawcett,  Co.  Wicklow  ;  d.  24  July 
1894. 

REED,  Drummond.  1835-  .  CI.  2-  . 
b.  1824;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  John  Reed, 
9  Howard  Place. 

RICKARDS,  John,  1835-  .  CI.  2-  .  b. 
1824  ;  s.  of  William  Rickards,  Cari- 
ton  Street. 

RITCHIE,  James  Seton,  1834-8.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Robert  Ritchie, 
C.E.,  54  India  Street  and  53  Castle 
Street. 

ROBERTSON,  Robert  Durham,  1834-6. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  20  Oct.  1824  ;  s.  of  James 
Saunders  Robertson,  W.S.,  18  Char- 
lotte Square. 

R.N.  ;  Cadet  and  Midshipman,  but,  wish- 
ing to  marry,  joined  Merchant  Service,  and 
when  in  command  of  sailing  ship  '  Bland  ' 
went  down  with  ship  and  all  hands;  his 
wife  weis  also  on  board  ;  m.  Anne  Louisa 
Buck;   d.  Feb.  1855. 

SCOTT,  Francis,  1834-  .  CI.  1,  2-  .  b. 
1826 ;  s.  of  Capt.  Scott,  Inverleith 
Row. 

SCOTT,  WiUiam  H„  1835-  .     CI.  2-  . 

SETON,  Alexander,  1835-  .     CI.  2-  . 


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SHORTT,  Alexander  Young,  1834-  .  CI, 
1,  2-  .  b.  1825  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Shortt, 
M.D.,  54  Queen  Street. 

Maj.-Gen.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1844  ; 
Lt.  1848 ;  Capt.  1857  ;  Maj.  1864 ;  lA.- 
Col.  1870;  Col.  1875;  Maj.-Gen.  (ret), 
1880;  m.  Flora  Lucy,  dau.  of  Maj.-Gen. 
J.  M.  Shortt ;   d.  II  Feb.  1903. 

SIVEWRIGHT,   James,   1834-5.     CI.   1. 
b.    12   Jan.    1826  ;     s.  of  John  Sive- 
wright,  Abereromby  Place. 
d.  19  Oct.  1886. 

SIVEWRIGHT,  John,  1834-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  25  Sept.  1824  ;  s.  of  John  Sive- 
wright,  Abereromby  Place. 

Lt.  67th  Regt.  1843 ;  D.L.  Co.  Berks, 
1846  ;   d.  7  Jan.  1852. 

STONE,  John,  1835-  .  CI.  2-  .  b.  1827  ; 
s.  of  George  Stone  of  Muirhouse, 
Cramond. 

STONE,  Thomas,  1834-  .  CI.  1,  2-  .  b. 
1826  ;  s.  of  George  Stone  of  Muir- 
house, Cramond. 


WARDEN,  Archibald,  1839-40.  CI.  6. 
From  Stirlingshire. 

WEDDERBURN,  John,  1839-41.  CI. 
6,  7. 

WELSH,  John  May,  1834-40.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1825  ;  s.  of  Robert  Welsh,  S.S.C, 
60  Northumberland  Street. 

Advocate,  1846  ;   d.  1856. 

WILLIAMSON,  Matthew,  1835-  .  CI. 
2-  .  b.  1823  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Williamson, 
8  Warriston  Crescent. 

WILSON,  Archibald,  1835-  .  CI.  2-  . 
b.  1823  ;  s.  of  James  Wilson,  Sheriff 
Clerk  of  Midlothian,  47  Melville  Street. 

WYLIE,  John,  1838-40.     CI.  5,  6. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1841. 

YOUNG,  George,  1836-9.  CI.  3-5.  From 
Aberdeen. 


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AITCHISON,  William,  1887-42.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  7  April  1827 ;  s.  of  William 
Aitchison  of  Drummore. 

Of  Drummore ;  Col.  91st  Regt.  and 
Scots  Fus.  Guards ;  Ensign,  1845  ;  Ensign 
and  Lt.  1846;  Lt.  and  Capt.  1850;  Capt. 
and  Lt.-Col.  1856;  Col.  (ret),  1868.  War 
Service  :  served  with  ist  Batt  91st  Regt. 
at  C.  of  Good  Hope,  Dec.  1845  to  March 
1847  ;  was  engaged  in  a  severe  affair  with 
the  Kaffirs  on  22  May  1846,  when  his  horse 
was  shot  under  him  (medal).  J. P.  and  D.L. 
for  Haddingtonshire;  m.  1871  Alice  Mary 
Jane,  e.  dau.  of  Thomas  William  Chester 
Master,  of  Cirencester  Abbey  and  Knole 
Park,  Gloucestershire  ;    d.  23  Sept.  1911. 

BALLANTYNE,  Robert  Michael,  1835-7. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  24  April  1825;  s.  of 
Alexander  Ballantyne,  Proprietor  and 
Editor  of  the  Kelso  Mail,  and  Printer, 
Edin. 

After  spending  six  years  in  Rupert's  Land, 
in  the  service  of  the  Hudson's  Bay  Company, 
came  home,  and  became  a  partner  of  Thomas 
Constable  and  Co.,  Publishers,  Edin.  ; 
in  1846,  while  still  abroad,  an  account  of 
his  experiences  in  Rupert's  Land,  not 
originally  intended  for  publication,  was  seen 
and  published  by  W.  Blackwood  and  Sons, 
under  the  title  of  Hudson's  Bay,  but  it  was 
not  till  1854  that,  on  the  suggestion  of 
Mr.  William  Nelson,  Pubhsher,  he  turned  his 
attention  seriously  to  book-making,  which 


was  to  be  his  profession  for  the  next  forty 
years,  and  a  source  of  endless  delight  and  of 
no  small  educational  value  to  succeeding 
rising  generations  of  the  English-speaking 
race ;  in  1855  Nelsons  pubUshed  The 
Young  Fur  Traders,  which  was  followed 
in  rapid  succession  by  Ungava,  The  Cored 
Island,  The  Lifeboat,  The  Lighthouse, 
Fighting  the  Flames,  Erling  the  Bold, 
Pirate  City,  The  Floating  Light,  The 
Settler  and  the  Savage,  The  Young  Trawler, 
Post  Haste,  The  Walrus  Hunters,  The 
Iron  Horse,  Charhe  to  the  Rescue,  Blown 
to  Bits,  Blue  Lights,  Rivers  of  Ice,  The 
Buffalo  Runners,  The  Norsemen  in  the 
West,  Under  the  Waves,  Black  Ivory,  The 
Fugitives,  The  Rover  of  the  Andes,  The 
Battery  and  the  Boiler,  The  Lonely  Island, 
Red  Rooney,  Dusty  Diamonds,  The  Giant 
of  the  North,  In  the  Track  of  the  Troops, 
The  Hot  Swamp,  Deep  Down,  Gascoyne, 
The  Big  Otter,  The  Golden  Dream,  The 
Red  Eric,  The  Wild  Man  of  the  West, 
Freaks  on  the  Fells,  Shifting  Winds,  Personal 
Reminiscences  in  Book-Making,  and  many 
other  entertaining  and  instructive  tales ; 
he  was  one  of  the  early  supporters  of  the 
volunteer  movement  in  Edin.,  and  in  i860 
Capt.  of  the  9th  Co.  Edin.  Rifle  Vols. ; 
m.  1866  Jean,  dau.  of  Rev.  W.  Grant, 
Min.  of  Cavers  ;  d.  8  Feb.  1894. 

BALLARD,  George,  1837-9.     CI.  3,  4. 

BARRINGTON,      Charles      George, 
18.S5-7.     CI.  1,  2.     b.  27  Oct.  1827 ; 


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s.  of  Capt.  Hon.  George  Barrington, 
R.N. 

Charterhouse;  M.A.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab; 
C.B.  1887  ;  Gentleman  Usher  of  the  Red 
Rod;  Priv.  Sec.  to  Lord  Palmerston,  1856; 
Priv.  Sec.  to  Lord  Russell,  1866  ;  Auditor  of 
the  Civil  List  and  Ass.  Sec.  at  the  Treasury 
toi888;  m.  1897  Mary  Caroline,  dau.  of  late 
Capt.  R.  E.  Gore  Sellon,  21st  B.N.L  ;  d.  22 
April  191 1. 

BEILBY,  William  Ralph,  1837-41.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  1827  ;  s.  of  William  Beilby, 
M.D.,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;   M.D.  Edin.  ;   d.  1855. 

BETHUNE,  Robert,  1837-41.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  29  July  1827 ;  s.  of  Lt.-Gcii. 
Alexander  Bethune  of  Blebo. 

Maj.  92nd  Highs.  ;  Ensign,  1845  ;  Lt. 
1846;  Capt.  J853;  Brev.  Maj.  1858; 
ret.  1859.  War  Services  :  served  with 
92nd  Highs,  in  Indian  campaign  of  1857-8, 
and  was  present  at  actions  of  Rajghur, 
Mungrowlie,  and  Sindwaho,  and  affairs  at 
Kurai  and  Burodi  (twice  desp.,  medal,  and 
Brev.  Maj.).  m.  Mary  Louisa,  dau.  of 
Capt.  William  Amherst  Hale;  d.  27  July 
1904. 

BLAIR,  David  Hunter,  1835-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  22  Jan.  1827 ;  s.  of  Sir  David 
Hunter  Blair,  Bart.,  of  Blairquhan, 
Ayrshire. 

Lt.-Col.  Scots  Fus.  Guards ;  Ensign, 
1845  ;  Ensign  and  Lt.  1854  ;  Lt.  and  Capt. 
1855  ;  Capt.  and  Lt.-Col.  1863  ;  ret.  18O4  ; 
d.  31  March  1869. 

BLAIR,  William  Hunter,  1835-7.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  18  Jan.  1828 ;  s.  of  Sir 
David  Hunter  Blair,  Bart.,  of  Blair- 
quhan, Ayrshire. 

Lt.  R.H.A.  ;  d.  23  Jan.  1855. 

BROWN,  George,  1837-41.  CI.  3-6. 
From  Morayshire. 

CADELL,  Wilham,  1835-41.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  13  Feb.  1826  ;  s.  of  John  Cadell 
of  Tranent. 

Col.  M.S.C.  and  Comr.,  Berar;  Ensign 
36th  M.N.I.  1847  ;  Lt.  1850  ;  Capt.  1862  ; 
Maj.  1867;  ret.  1869;  d.  18  Jan.  1875. 

CALLENDER,  John,  1837-41.     CI.  3-6. 

CAMPBELL,  Thomas  Hay,  1836-7.   CI.  2. 

b.  1823. 

Maj. -Gen.  Madras  Art.  ;  Lt.  1840  ;  Brev. 
Capt.  1846;  Capt.  1854;  Brev.  Maj.  1859; 
Lt.-Col.  1861  ;  Brev.  Col.  1866;  Col.  l868; 
Maj. -Gen.  1872  ;   d.  1893. 

CATHCART,    Robert    Alfred,    1835-41. 
CI.  1-6.     b.  3  Feb.  1825  ;    s.  of  Elias 
Cathcart  of  Auchendrane. 
W.S.  1849  ;   d.  15  Feb.  1855. 


CHANCELLOR,  George,  1838-41.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  7  Sept.  1825  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Chancellor  of  Shicldhill,  Lanarkshire. 

W.S.  1851  ;  of  Macallan  and  Chancellor, 
W.S.  ;  m.  1861  Katherine  Elizabeth,  dau. 
of  George  Skene  of  Rubislaw,  Aberdeenshire  ; 
d.  4  April  1875. 

CLERK,  David,  1837-9.     CI.  3,  4. 

COCKBURN,  Archibald  David,  1835-40. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1826  ;  s.  of  John  Cock- 
burn,  Merchant,  5  Dounc  Terrace. 

S.  father  as  head  of  Cockburn  and 
Campbell,  Edin.  ;   d.  1886. 

COCKBURN,  Buchanan,  1835-9.    CI.  1-4. 

CRAIGIE,  Maurice  Clerk,  1837-8.  CI.  3. 
b.  1825  ;  s.  of  George  Clerk  Craigie 
of  Diuibarney,  1  Charlotte  Square. 

S.  father  as  proprietor  of  Dunbarney  ; 
m.  Miss  Tennant ;   d.  Feb.  1854. 

CRAIGIE,  Robert  George,  1837-8.     CI.  3. 
b.  1826  ;    s.  of  George  Clerk  Craigie 
of  Dunbarney,  1  Charlotte  Square. 
Capt.  R.N. ;  Lieut.  1848;  Comm.  1856;  d. 

GUMMING,  Frederick,  1834-40.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1825 ;  s.  of  James  dimming, 
LL.D.,  Teacher,  E.A. 

Went  to  sea  (Merchant  Service),  and  died 
in  Calcutta  of  fever  during  his  first  voyage, 
1843. 

DICKSON,  George  Claudius.  1835-41. 
CI.  1-6. 

DOUGLAS,  James  C,  1835-41.     CI.  1-6. 

DOUGLAS,  James  R.,  1835-40.     CI.  1-5. 

DUN,  Charles  William,  1835-9.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1824. 

Addiscombe,  1840-2  ;  Maj. -Gen.  M.S.C.  ; 
Ensign  43rd  and  39th  M.N.I.  1842;  Lt.  1844; 
Capt.  1857;  Maj.  1862;  Lt.-Col.  1868; 
Col.  1873  ;  ret.  Maj. -Gen.  1876 ;  served 
with  Brig. -Gen.  Watson's  Force  in  Saugor 
and  Nerbudda  territories,  i  March  to  25 
April  and  10  Oct.  to  8  Nov.  1843  ;  present 
during  Chinese  riots  in  Singapore,  May  1854. 

DUN,  Edward  Winterton,  1835-9.  CI. 
1-4.     b.  1825. 

Addiscombe,  1842-3  ;  Lt.-Gen.  M.S.C.  ; 
Ensign  42nd  M.N  I.  1843  ;  Lt.  1853  ;  Capt. 
1858 ;  Maj.  1863 ;  Lt.-Col.  1869  ;  Col. 
1874;  Maj  .-Gen.  1886;  U.S.L.  as  Lt.-Gen. 
1886 ;  served  with  exped.  up  Canton 
River,  1847,  under  Maj. -Gen.  d'Aguilar ; 
present  at  storming  of  Boguebarrier  and 
Canton  Forts  ;  served  with  C.I.F.F.  under 
Sir  Hugh  Rose  during  the  whole  campaign, 
1858  ;  present  at  affairs  of  Jhansi,  Calpee, 
Koonoh,  Gwalior,  Gadowlie,  and  Belowah  ; 


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served  with  Berar  F.F.  Nov.   1858  to  Feb. 
1859  (medal  with  clasp)  ;   d.  1889. 

DUNBAR,  Edward,  1836-9.     CI.  2-4. 

DUNBAR,  Janus  Brander,  afterwards 
Dunbar-Brander,  1837-9.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  6  Jan.  1825  ;  s.  of  Sir  Archibald 
Dunbar,  5th  Bart,  of  Northficld. 

Capt.  I. A.  ;  Adj.  of  Bodyguard  of  Gov. 
of  Madras ;  with  Scots  Greys  in  Crimea, 
1855  (medal  with  clasp  and  Turkish  medal)  ; 
Cornet,  1855  ;  Lt.  1855  ;  Capt.  1866 ; 
ret.  1870 ;  of  Pitgaveny,  Elgin ;  D.L.  ; 
J. P.  for  Elginshire ;  assumed  name  of 
Brander,  1869  ;  m.  Alice,  dau.  of  late 
Lord  Provost  Grant  of  Elgin ;  d.  i6  Nov. 
1902. 

DUNBAR,  Thomas  Clement,  1886-9. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  6  Sept.  1825  ;  s.  of  James 
Dunbar,  3rd  son  of  5th  Bart,  of 
Mochrum. 

Lt.-Col.  75th  Ft.  ;  Ensign,  1842 ;  Lt. 
1843  ;  Capt.  1851  ;  Maj.  1858 ;  Lt.-Col. 
1868  ;  h.p  1870 ;  Punjaub  campaign 
(medal)  ;  served  with  flank  companies  98th 
Regt.  in  force  under  Sir  Colin  Campbell  at 
forcing  of  Kohat  Pass,  Feb.  1850  (medal 
with  clasp)  ;  served  during  Indian  campaign, 
1857,  from  outbreak  on  12  May,  including 
battle  of  Budleekeserai  ;  siege,  storm,  and 
capture  of  Delhi  ;  wounded  in  trenches  on  1 2 
Sept.  (medal  with  clasp  and  Brev.  Maj.) ;  m. 
Caroline  Adriana,  dau.  of  Albert  Matthews 
of  Buxar,  Bengal ;    d.  1896. 

ECKFORD,  John  James,  1837-9.  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  1826;  s.  of  Gen.  James 
Eckford,  C.B.,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Addiscombe,  1841-3  ;  Col.  I.A.  ;  2nd 
Lt.  6th  B.N.I.  1843;  Lt.  1850;  Capt. 
1858  ;  Maj.  1863  ;  Lt.-Col.  1869 ;  served 
on  Kohat  and  Bunnoo  frontiers  against 
hill  Wazeeree  tribes,  1850-1  (medal  with 
clasp)  ;  served  also  in  Indian  Mutiny 
campaign ;  present  at  siege  of  Delhi ; 
served  against  rebels  in  Mynpooree  dis- 
trict in  May  and  June  1858  (medal  with 
clasp)  ;  severely  wounded  on  10  May  1857 
when  defending,  as  Ex.  Engineer,  office 
and  treasury  of  the  5th  Div.  Grand  Trunk 
Road  against  attack  by  mutinous  Sepoys 
and  rebels ;  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  James 
Black,  Dysart,  Fife  ;  d.  7  March  1872. 

FAUCUS,  George,  1839-40.     CI.  5. 

FERGUSON,  William,  1835-41.  CI.  1-6. 
From  Fifeshire. 

FORMAN,  Robert,  1835-42.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  10  Aug.  1825  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Forman,  Duncrahill,  E.  Lothian, 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  educated  for  the  Church, 
but  did  not  take  Orders  ;  m.  Eliza  Ann 
Slee  ;  d.  i  Aug.  1894. 

FURLONG,  Charles  H.,  1835-7.     CI.  1,  2. 


GIBSON.  Edmund,  1837-40.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1825  ;  s.  of  Charles  Gibson  of 
Quernmorc  Park,  Lancaster,  D.L.  and 
High  Sheriff,  Co.  Lanes. 

Clerk  in  cotton  factory,  Preston  (Lanes), 
after  which  went  to  mercantile  house  at 
Shanghai ;  on  coming  home  went  with 
his  brother  Wilson  to  X.Z.,  where  the  two 
owned  a  sheep  run  up  the  River  Waitaki, 
100  miles  from  Dunedin  ;  m.  1870  Harriet 
Smith  ;  d.  1886  at  Oamaru,  N.Z. 

GIBSON,  Robert  Christopher,  1839-42. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  1825;  s.  of  Robert 
Gibson,  V.  of  Bolton  -  le  -  Sands, 
Lancaster. 

Univ.  Durham ;  Ch.  of  Eng. ;  D.  and 
P.  1849 ;  C.  of  Calne,  1848-50 ;  C.  of 
Winwick,  Lanes,  1853-5  ;  V.  of  Weston 
Tullingfield,  Salop,  1857-78  ;   d.  Feb.  1898. 

GOWAN,  William  Morton,  1837-8.     CI.  3. 

GRAHAM,  James,  1835-42.     CI.  1-7. 

GRAHAM,  Robert  H.,  1835-7.     CI.  1,  2. 

GREIG,  Robert,  1835-40.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
5  Sept.  1826  ;  s.  of  James  Greig  of 
Eccles,  \y.S.,  9  Abercromby  Place. 

d.  I  July  1846. 

GROGAN,  Henry  William,  1835-42. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1825;  s.  of  William 
Grogan,  9  ^Vest  Claremont  Street. 

Capt.  88th  Ft.  ;  Ensign,  1847  ;  Lt.  1851  ; 
Capt.  1854;  killed  in  the  attack  on  the 
Redan,  1855. 

HARRISON,  John,  1835-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1826. 

Ensign  17th  Bom.  N.I.  1845;  Lt.  1847; 
ret.  1857. 

HENDERSON,  Robert,  1838-40.  CI. 
4,  5.  s,  of  Robert  Henderson,  Abbot- 
rule,  Jedburgh. 

HINTDE,  Samuel  Henry,  1838-40.  CI. 
4,  5. 

HOME,  Patrick  A.,  1838-40.  CI.  4,  5. 
From  Berwickshire. 

HOWE,  Hennis,  1837-8.     CI.  3. 

HUNTER,  David,  1835-41.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1826. 

LANGHORNE,  William  H.,  1839-42. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  21  Feb.  1827;  s.  of 
Rev.  Dr.  Thomas  Langhome,  Episc. 
Ch.,  Musselburgh  ;  best  Greek  Iambics 
and  Greek  Prose,  1842, 

Glasg.  Univ.  1843-4  ;  Schol.  Queen's  Coll. 
Oxon,    1847 ;     B.A.     1854 ;     M.A.    1857 ; 


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Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  C.  of  Alnwick,  1854-7  > 
C.  of  All  Saints',  Knightsbridge,  1857-60  ; 
C.  of  St.  Paul's,  Knightsbridge,  1862-8  ; 
Miss.  C.  of  St.  Augustine's,  Stepney,  1871-9  ; 
V.  1883  ;  R.  of  Wooton,  Oxon,  1883-1909  ; 
Ass.  Chap,  at  All  Saints',  Rome,  in  1889; 
ret.  to  Cheltenham,  1909.  Address:  Sefton, 
Hewlett  Street,  Cheltenham. 

LEE,  Alexander  Henderson,  1835-41. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  9  Feb.  1828  ;  s.  of  Very 
Rev.  John  Lee,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.E., 
Prin.  of  Edin.  Univ. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Woolwich ;  C.E.  ; 
served  apprenticeship  for  four  years  with 
Mr.  Miller  till  1849 ;  practised  in  this 
country,  also  in  Spain ;  went  to  India, 
1853,  where  he  eventually  took  a  contract 
on  the  G.I.P.  Rly.,  and  was  there  till  he 
retired  in  1868  ;  m.  1868  Elizabeth  Seymour 
Baker  Cresswell  of  Harehope,  Northumber- 
land ;   d.  17  Nov.  1901. 

LLOYD,  Thomas,  1837-40.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1826 ;  s.  of  James  Abbot  Lloyd, 
Compt.  of  Customs. 

87th  Regt.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1844;  Lt.  1846; 
ret.  1847. 

MACLEAN,  John,  1838-40.     CI.  4,  5. 

MEREDITH,  Henry  W.,  1835-9.  CJ. 
1-4,    From  Denbighshire. 

MILLS,  Charles,  1837-42.     CI.  3-7. 

MOUBRAY,  John  M.,  1838-40.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  24  Sept.  1825  ;  s.  of  John  Moubray 
of  Cambus. 

m.  Miss  Duncan  ;  d.  17  Oct.  1856. 

MUIR,  John  S.,  1835-40.     CI.  1-5. 

MURRAY,  Patrick,  1837-40.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  23  Oct.  1823 ;  s.  of  Robert 
Murray,  Public  Officer  of  Prov.  Bank 
of  Ireland,  Dublin. 

Accountant  in  Prov.  Bank,  Dublin  ;  d.  31 
Dec.  1852. 

MYLNT;,  William  Charles  Robert,  1839- 
42.  CI.  5-7.  b.  1827  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Mylne  of  Mylnefield. 

Gen.  R.A.  (Bengcil)  ;  Ensign,  1845 ; 
Lt.  1851  ;  Capt.  1858 ;  Maj.  1865 ;  D.A. 
Comy.-Gen.  1866;  Lt.-Col.  1871;  Ass.  Comy.- 
Gen.  1871;  U.S.L.  Col.  1876;  Comy.-Gen. 
1881  ;  U.S.L.  1885  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1886  ;  Lt.- 
Gen.  1890;  Gen.  1894;  served  in  Indian 
Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-9 ;  present  at 
action  of  Pandoo  Nuddee  and  other  affairs 
previous  to  defence  of  Cawnpore  under 
Gen.  Windham,  to  whom  he  jicted  as  A.D.C. ; 
on  27  Nov.  1857  horse  killed  under  him 
by  cannon-shot ;  also  present  at  battle  of 
Cawnpore,  taking  of  Etawah  and  Mynpoorie, 
operations  at  Ranagunge,  and  action  of 
«     Kunkur   {twice   desp.,   medal)  ;     served    in 


Afghan  War  in  1878-9,  and  took  part  with 
second  exped.  into  Bazar  Valley  (desp., 
medal)  ;  m.  1859  Sopliie,  dau.  of  James  P. 
Hansbrow  ;  d.  12  May  1910. 

NISBET,  John,  1840-2.     CI.  6,  7. 

PAGAN,     George    Mackenzie,     1835-41. 
CI.    1-6.     b.    30    Sept.    1827;     s.    of 
Samuel    A.    Pagan,    M.D.,    F.R.C.S., 
4  Shandwick  Place, 
d.  1842. 

PAUL,  Robert,  1835-40.     CI.  1-5. 

PHILIPSON,  Nicholas,  1837-8.     CI.  3. 

POOLE,  Edward,  1835-7.     CI.  1,  2. 

POOLE,  John  Copeland,  1835-9.     CI.  1-4. 

RAMSAY,  Francis,  1835-7.     CI.  1,  2. 

ROBERTSON,  Alexander  H.,  1835-9. 
CI.  1-4. 

ROBERTSON,  Frederick,  1835-8.  CI.  1-3. 

ROBERTSON,  George  Sydney,  1835-40. 
CI.  1-5. 

ROBSON,  Francis,  1835-7.     CI.  1,  2. 

RYBOT,  Francis  Gilbert,  1837-9.  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  1826 ;  s.  of  Col.  Francis 
Chancellor  Rybot,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Bom. 
Cav. 

H.E.I.C.S.  Madras ;  Ensign  ist  M. 
Europ.  Regt.  1841  ;  Lt.  1845  ;  d.  15  June 
1850. 

SIEVEWRIGHT,  Francis,  1835-9.  CI. 
1-4.  s.  of  Andrew  Sieve^vright,  Stock- 
broker, 19  Union  Street. 

SMYTTAN,         ,  1839-40.     CI.  5. 

STABLES,  Samuel,  1837-9.     CI.  3,  4. 

STEWART,    Ronald,    1835-9.     CI.    1-4. 
b.  1826  ;    Dux  CI.  1,  2,  and  8,  1836, 
1837,  1838. 
d.  1840. 

STUPART,  John,  1835-7.    CI.  1,  2.    s.  of 

Maj.  Stupart,  Grove  Lodge,  Trinity. 

TAYLOR,  Charles  Johnstone,  1837-42. 
CI.  3-7. 

M.A.  Cantab ;  in  Lond.  1903. 

TERROT,  William  H.,  1835-40.     CI.  1-5. 
s.    of    Right    Rev.    Bishop    Terrot, 
19  Northumberland  Street. 
Sheep  Fanner,  Australia. 


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85 


VEITCH,    John,    1835-7.     CI.    1-2.     b. 
1825  ;   s.  of  Hugh  Veitch  of  Stewart- 
field,  Town  Clerk  of  Leith. 
d.  3  March  1S37. 

VEITCH,  Robert,  1835-7.     CI.  1. 

d.  young. 

WARDEN,  Norman,  1837-9.     CI.  3,  4. 

WILLIAMSON,  Walter,  1839-42.  CI. 
5-7. 

WILSON,  Andrew  Hay,  1837-41.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  12  March  1824  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Sym  Wilson,  W.S.,  Cashier,  Roy. 
Bank  of  Scot. 

Agent,   Roy.    Bank   of   Scot.,  Leith;   m. 
Anne  Wood,  Leith  ;   d.  8  Feb.  1888. 


WILSON,  John  K.,  1839-41.     CI.  5,  6. 

WOTHERSPOON,  Robert,  1838-40.  CI. 
4,  5. 

WOTHERSPOON,  William,  1838-40.  CI. 
4,  5. 

WYLD,  Edward,  1835-8.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1824  ;  s.  of  James  Wyld  of  Gilston, 
Merchant,  Leith. 

Went  to  Sydney,  1839  ;  partner  in 
Brown  and  Co.,  Merchants  and  Tea 
Brokers;  ret.  1867;  resided  in  Lond. ;  m. 
1869  Ellen  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Mr.  MOUer, 
Merchant  in  Chili  ;   d.  9  May  1887. 

YOUNG,  Gavin  David,  1838-42.  CI. 
4-7.  From  Aberdeen  ;  Dux  CI.  4,  5, 
and  6  and  of  the  whole  School,  1842  ; 
Math.,  Silver  Medal,  1842. 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,   1836-43 


ANDERSON,  James  T.,  1839-41.  CI. 
4,  5. 

BALFOUR,  Charles  M.,  1836-8.     CI.  1,  2. 

BALFOUR,  Robert  Gordon,  1836-43. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  16  June  1826  ;  s.  of  John 
Balfour,  23  Pilrig  Street. 

Univ.  Edin.  ;  D.D.  Edin.  ;  Min.  of  E. 
Kilbride  Free  Ch.  1854-9 ;  Free  Parish 
Ch.,  Rothesay,  1859-66  ;  New  North  Free 
Ch.,  Edin.,  1866-1905  ;  Clerk  to  the  Synod 
of  Lothian  ;  Mod.  U.F.  Ch.  1904-5.  Pub- 
lished :  Central  Truths  and  Side  Issues, 
1895  ;  deUvered  Chalmers's  Lecture  on 
Presbyterianism  in  the  Colonies,  1899. 
m.  Margaret  Ewing  Naismith  ;  d.  17  July 
1905 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiii.  22. 

BEGBIE,  James  Warburton,  1836-40. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  19  Nov.  1828  ;  s.  of  James 
Begbie,  M.D.,  15  Heriot  Row. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  F.R.C.P.  ;  LL.D.  Edin.  ; 
twice  Pres.  R.  Med.  Soc,  Edin.  ;  Phys. 
to  Roy.  Inf.,  Edin.  ;  Lect.  on  Practice  of 
Physic  to  Extra  Acad.  Sch.,  Edin.  ;  m. 
Anna  Maria  Churchill,  dau.  of  Nevile 
Reid ;  d.  25  Feb.  1876;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
i.  74. 

BOYLE,  George  David,  1836-43.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1828  ;  s.  of  the  Right  Hon. 
David  Boyle,  Lord  Justice-General, 
28  Charlotte  Square. 

Charterhouse ;  Exeter  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A. 
1851;  M.A.  1853;  1853  C.  at  Kidderminster, 
and  subsequently  at  Hagley  ;  Incumb.  St. 
Michael's,  Handsworth,  1861-7  ;  R.D.  of 
Handsworth,  1866-7  ;  V.  of  Kidderminster, 
1867;  R.D.  1877;  Hon.  Canon  of  Worcester, 
1872-80 ;      Dean     of     Salisbury,    i88o    till 


death.  Author:  My  Aids  to  the  Divine 
Life ;  Richard  Baxter ;  Recollections  of 
the  Dean  of  Salisbury,  1895  ;  Editor  of 
Characters  and  Episodes  of  the  Great 
Rebelhon  from  Clarendon,  m.  1861  Mary 
Christiana,  dau.  of  William  Robins  of 
Hagley  ;  d.  7  Jan.  1907 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
viii.  82. 

BRANDER,  Mangles  James,  1838-40. 
CI.  3,  4.     b.  20  Feb.  1827. 

Gen.  I.S.C.  (Bengal)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1844  ;  Lt. 
1850 ;  Capt.  1857  ;  Maj.  1858  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1867  ;  Col.  1875  ;  U.S.L.  1885  ;  Maj.- 
Gen.  i886 ;  Lt.-Gen.  1890 ;  Gen.  1894  ; 
served  in  Burmese  War;  1852-3  ;  present 
at  operations  in  vicinity  and  capture  of 
Rangoon  (desp.,  medal)  ;  served  as  Sen. 
Commissariat  Off.  and  P.M.  of  Nepaulese 
Auxiliary  Force  under  Jung  Bahadur, 
1857-8  ;  present  at  recapture  of  Goruckpore, 
capture  of  fort  of  Julapore,  siege  and 
capture  of  Lucknow  (desp.  twice,  brev.  of 
Maj.,  medal  with  clasp)  ;  served  in  Afghan 
War,  1878-9  (medal)  ;   d.  1903. 

BROWN,  Robert,  1836-43.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1827  ;  s.  of  Charles  Brown,  Gay- 
field  Square. 

Edin.  Univ.  1844;  Merchant,  Liverpool; 
of  Brown,  Singlehurst  and  Co.  ;  m.  Catherine 
Pershouse  ;  d.  Jan.  1870. 

CADELL,  Alexander,  1836-41.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  19  Aug.  1827  ;  s.  of  John  Cadell  of 
Tranent,  Advocate. 

Mil.  Acad.,  Edin.,  1841-3;  Addiscombe, 
1843-5  ;  passed  out  ist,  receiving  the 
Sword  of  Honour,  etc.  ;  Lt.-Gen.  R.E. 
(Bengal)  ;  Ch.  Engineer  and  Sec.  to  the 
Govt.  ;  P.W.D.  Bengal ;  Insp.-Gen.  of 
Fortifications,      India ;      2nd      Lt.      1845 ; 


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Lt.  1854 ;  Capt.  1858 ;  Lt.-Col.  1808 ; 
Col.  1872 ;  Maj.-Gen.  1878 ;  Lt.-Gen. 
1882  ;  ret.  h.p.  1883  ;  ni.  Matilda  Grace, 
dau.  of  Alexander  Torry,  late  24th  Regt., 
widow  o£  Gen.  H.  A.  E.  Boileau,  K.E.  ; 
d.  28  March  1902. 

CAMPBELL,  John  llonrv  Ashfidd,  1836- 
40.     CI.  1-4.     b.  1827. 

Lt.  20th  Bom.  N.I. ;  Ensign,  1846 ; 
Lt.  1851  ;   d.  27  Nov.  1855. 

CATHCART,  James,  1840-1.     CI.  5. 

CHRISTISON,  Alexander,  1836-43.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  26  Aug.  1828;  s.  of  Robert 
Christison,  M.D.,  Prof.  Edin.  Univ. 
(Bart.  1871). 

2nd  Bart.;  S.  father,  1882;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
Arts,  1844-6;  Med.  1847-50;  M.D.  1850; 
Gold  Medal  for  Thesis  on  Cannabis  Indica ; 
Surg.-Gen.  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  (Bengal)  ;  Ass. 
Surg.  1851  ;  Surg.  1864 ;  Surg.-Maj. 
1871  ;  Dep.  Surg.-Gen.  1877  ;  served  in 
Burma,  1852-3  (medal  and  clasp  '  Pegu ')  ; 
Indian  Mutiny,  1857-8  (medal  and  clasp 
for  C.I.) ;  med.  charge  of  4th  Sikh 
Infantry,  1852-3 ;  ist  Cav.  Gwalior  con- 
tingent, 1855-7 ;  Meade's  Horse,  1858 ; 
13th  B.N.I.  1861  ;  Supt.  of  Vaccination 
and  Lect.  on  Surgery,  Agra  Med.  Sch.,  185S  ; 
Supt.  Vaccination,  Simla  Hills,  1859-60 ; 
Med.  Off.  to  Bp.  (Cotton)  of  Calcutta  on 
tour,  1861  ;  again  Supt.  of  Vaccination 
and  Lect.,  Agra  Med.  Sch.,  1861-3  '•  Prin. 
Ass.  to  Benares  Opium  Agent  at  Ghazipur, 
1863-8  ;  Civil  Surg,  and  Prin.,  Agra  Med. 
Sch.,  and  Supt.  Lunatic  Asyl.,  Agra,  1868-76 ; 
Surg.-Gen.,  N.W.P.  and  Oudh,  1879  ;  ret. 
as  Surg.-Gen.  Oct.  1882;  m.  (1)  1854 
Jemima  Anne,  dau.  of  James  C.  Brown, 
B.C.S.  ;  (2)  1892  Florence,  dau.  of  F.  T. 
Elworthy,  Foxdown,  WelUngton,  Somer- 
set.    Address  :  40  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

CLARK,  Franeis  William,  1837-40, 1842-3. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  8  April  1827  ;  s.  of  Francis 
William  Clark,  J.P.,  D.L.,  of  Llva. 

LL.D.  Glasg.  Univ.  ;  of  Ulva ;  Advo- 
cate, 1851  ;  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Lanarkshire 
at  Glasg.  1867-76 ;  Sheriff  of  Lanark- 
shire, 1876-86.  Author :  Partnership  and 
Joint-Stock  Companies,  m.  1852  Catherine 
Maxwell  MacLachlan  ;   d.  16  Nov.  1886. 

CLARKE,  Charles,  1837-40.     CI.  2-4. 

CLEPHANE,  Andrew  Robert,  1836-42. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  27  Feb.  1828;  s.  of 
Andrew  Clephane  of  Carlogie,  Sheriff 
of  Fifeshire. 

Gen.  Madras  Army  ;  Ensign,  1844  ;  Lt. 
1847  ;  Capt.  1859  ;  Maj.  1864  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1870;  Col.  1875;  Maj.-Gen.  1886;  U.S.L. 
1888;  Lt.-Gen.  1890;  Gen.  1894;  served 
during  Crimean  campaign,  1855-6;  Brig. 
Maj.  1st  Brig.  1st  Div.  Turkish  con- 
tingent (Turkish  medal)  ;  m.  Mary,  dau. 
of  W.  E.  Underwood,  H.E.I.C.S.;  d.  10 
May  1910. 


CLERK,  John  E.,  1836-42.     CI.  1-6. 

COOK,  Andrew,  1836-7.     CI.  1. 

CORNILLOX.  Ilvpolite  William,  1836- 
42.  CI.  1-C.  b.  28  May  1828  ;  s.  of 
Ilyiwlitc  Cornillon,  62  Queen  Street. 

S.S.C.  1853  ;  of  Cornillon,  Craig  and 
Thomas,  S.S.C.  ;  Pres.  S.S.C.  Soc.  ;  m.  Jean 
Gordon,  dau.  of  Francis  Goudie  Smith  of 
Westwood,  Midlothian  ;   d.  7  Feb.  1897. 

CRICHTON,  Nicholas,  1838-9.     CI.  3. 

CRUIKSHANK,  Patrick,  1836-40.  CI. 
1-4. 

CRUIKSHANK,  William.  1836-40.  CI. 
1-4. 

DRYSDALE,  Charles  R.,  1836-42.  CI. 
1-6.  s.  of  Sir  William  Drysdale, 
W.S.,  of  Pittcuehar,  a  Lord  Provost 
of  Edin.  ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1842. 

Edin.  Univ.  1844  ;   C.E. 

DUNBAR,  Archibald  Hamilton,  1837-9. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  5  April  1828  ;  s.  of  Sir 
Archibald  Dunbar,  6th  Bart,  of  North- 
field. 

Rugby;  of  Duff  us  House,  Elgin;  Capt.  66th 
Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1847 ;  Lt.  1849 ;  Capt. 
1854;  ret.  1863.  Publication:  Scottish 
Kings,  dedicated  to  the  late  Queen  Victoria. 
Was  an  authority  on  heraldry  ;  S.  as  7th 
Bart.  1898  ;  m.  1865  Isabella  Alary  Eyre, 
Welford  Park,  Newbury  ;   d.  6  June  1910. 

DUNBAR,  George,  1837-40.  CI.  2-4. 
From  C.  of  Good  Hope. 

DUNBAR,  Thomas,  1837-40.  CI.  2-4. 
From  C.  of  Good  Hope. 

EGERTON,  Robert  Eyles,  1839-43.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  15  April  1827  ;  s,  of  William 
Egerton,  Grcsford  Lodge,  Denbigh- 
shire. 

Exeter  Coll.  Oxon  ;  Haileybury,  1847-9  ; 
stroked  Exeter  College  VIII.  ;  C.S.I.  1875  ; 
CLE.  1878  ;  K.C.S.I.  1879  ;  J.P.  and  D.L. 
Denbighshire;  B.C.S.  1849-82;  Comr.  of 
Nagpore,  1869  ;  Finance  Comr.  of  Punjaub, 
1871  ;  M.L.C.  of  Gov.-Gen.  1871-4  ;  Lt.- 
Gov.  of  Punjaub,  1877-82  ;  m.  (1)  1853 
Mary  Warren,  dau.  of  \N'illiam  Hickey  ; 
(2)  1883  Emily  CaroUne,  dau.  of  Rev.  J.  W. 
Cunningham,  R.  of  Harrow.  Address  : 
Coed-y-glyn,  Wrexham,  N.  \^'ales. 

EWART,  Archibald  John  Paterson,  1839- 
40.  CI.  4.  b.  1824  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Ewart,  Col.  LA. 

Col.  M.S.C. ;  2nd  Lt.  1841  ;  Lt.  1845  ; 
Brev.  Capt.  and  Capt.  1856;  Maj.  1861  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1867 ;  ret.  as  Col.  1872 ;  m. 
Frederica  Vernede  ;   d.  1875. 


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FELL,  Robert  Walter,  1839-40.  CI.  4. 
b.  1826  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Michael  Edwin 
Fell,  2nd  Provisional  Regt. 

Mid.  R.N. ;  H.M.S. '  Cornwallis  ' ;  drowned 
off  Nankin  four  days  after  joining  his  ship, 
14  Sept.  1842. 

FELLOWES,  John  Butler,  1839-40.  CI.  4. 
b.  1825  ;  s.  of  Sir  James  Fcllowcs, 
M.D.,  F.R.S.,  Adbiiry  House,  Hants. 

SoHcitor  ;  partner  of  Bulteel  and  Co.  ; 
m.  Marianne  St.  Leger,  dau.  of  4th  Viscount 
Doneraile  ;   d.  1857. 

FIELD,  Edward  F.,  1836-41,  1838-42. 
CI.  1-5. 

FLETCHER,  John,  1839-43.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  7  Feb.  1827  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Fletcher 
of  Salton,  E.  Lothian. 

Of  Salton,  E.  Lothian  ;  J. P.  and  D.L. 
for  Haddingtonshire;  m.  1S66  Bertha 
Isabella,  dau.  of  Christopher  Rice  Mansel 
Talbot,  M.P.,  of  Morgan  Park  and  Penrice 
Castle,  Glamorganshire  ;   d.  17  Jan.  1903. 

FORBES,  John  Adam,  1836-41.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  7  Aug.  1826 ;  s.  of  George  Forbes, 
Banker,  West  Coates  House. 

The  ship  on  which  he  sailed  to  Australia, 
as  a  young  man,  was  never  heard  of  after 
leaving  port. 

FULLARTON,  John,  1838-42.     CI.  3-6. 

GIBSON,    George,    1838-9.     CI.    3.     b. 
10  :March  1826  ;    s.  of  John  Gibson, 
iun.,  W.S.,  19  Walker  Street, 
m.  Maria  FuUarton  ;   d.  Jan.  1890. 

GIBSON,  Henry  Gordon,  1838-40.  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  20  March  1827  ;  s.  of  John 
Gibson,  jun.,  W.S.,  19  Walker  Street. 

W.S.  1851  ;  of  J.  and  H.  G.  Gibson, 
W.S.,  afterwards  Gibson  and  Strathern, 
W.S.  ;  m.  i860  Elizabeth  Murray,  e.  dau. 
of  Maj.  J.  M.  Home,  36th  Regt.  ;  d.  8  Feb. 
1869. 

GIBSON,  John  Haydock,  1836-42.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1826  ;  s.  of  Charles  Gibson, 
D.L.  and  High  Sheriff,  Co.  Lanes,  of 
Quernmore  Park. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  1847;  L.R.C.S.  Edin. 
1847  ;  practised  in  Ripon  for  some  years, 
and  afterwards  in  York  ;   d.  c.  1879. 

GORDON,  Robert,  1838-40.     CI.  3,  4. 

GRAHAM,  Archibald  S.,  1837-8,     CI.  2. 

GRANT,  John  E.,  1836-8.     CI.  1,  2. 

GRANT,  John  Francis  Erskine,  1836-8. 
CI.    1,    2.     b.    14   Jan.    1824;     s.    of 


Robert  Grant,  Bookseller,  82  Princes 
Street, 

Went  to  Australia. 

GREENFIELD,  Hume,  1836-42.  CI. 
1-6.     d. 

HAMILTON,  George,  1840-1.  CI,  5. 
b.  16  June  1826  ;  s.  of  Rev.  George 
Hamilton,  Parish  Minister  of  Kirk- 
cudbright. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  Sheriff  Clerk  and  Clerk 
and  Treas.  to  the  Road  Trustees,  Kirk- 
cudbrightshire ;  m.  (i)  Margaret  Scott, 
dau.  of  D.  Maitland  of  Kells  ;  (2)  Julia 
Nowell  Stuart ;  d.  17  July  1891. 

HENDERSON,  David  James,  1838-42. 
CI.  3-6.  s,  of  Robert  Henderson, 
Abbotrule,  Jedburgh. 

Of  Abbotrule,  Jedburgh;  S.  father,  1855; 
J. P.  Roxburghshire. 

HISLOP,     Francis,     1836-41.     CI.     1-5. 
b.  26  Aug.  1826  ;   s.  of  Robert  Hislop 
of  Burnrig,   E.   Lothian,   one  of  the 
original  proprietors  of  the  E.A. 
d.  12  March  i860. 

HOPKINS,  WiUiam  R.  J.,  1836-8.     CI.  1. 

HORSBRUGH,  David  K.,  1837-41.     CI. 
2-4.     b.  1826. 
Wine  Merchant,  Leith  ;   d.  1876. 

HUNT,    Robert,    1836-42.     CI.    1-6.     b. 
29  Oct.  1826  ;    s.  of  James  Hunt  of 
Pittencrieff. 
d.  1845. 

INVERARITY,  John  Stewart,  1838-43. 
CI.  3-7.  b.  26  Nov.  1826  ;  s.  of  James 
Inverarity  of  Rosemount,  Co.  Forfar  ; 
best  in  Greek  Prose  and  Latin 
Verse,  CI.  7,  1843. 

Haileybury,  1844-5  ;  H.E.I. C.S.  Bombay, 
1846-59;  Ass.  Mag.  and  Coll.,  Ahmedabad  ; 
d.  18  July  1859. 

IRELAND,  Robert  Henderson,  1836-42. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  19  May  1827  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Walter  Foggo  Ireland,  D.D.,  Minister 
of  North  Leith  Parish. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  New  Coll.  Edin.  ;  Presb. 
Ch.  of  Eng.  Coll.  Lond.  ;  Free  Ch. 
Minister;  inducted  to  St.  Paul's,  Aberdeen, 
1850 ;  translated  to  Portobello,  1861  ; 
m.  1854  Christian  Susan  Shepherd;  d. 
12  March  1881. 

KINLOCH,  David  James,  1836-43.  CI, 
1-6.  b.  1828  ;  s.  of  Charles  Kinloch 
of  Gourdic,  Capt.  52nd  Regt. 

Addiscombe,  1843-4  '■  oi  Gourdie ;  Col. 
R.A.  (Bombay)  ;    2nd  Lt.  1844  ;    Lt.  1846  ; 


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Capt.  1858 ;  Lt.-Col.  1864 ;  Col.  1869  ; 
m.  Katherine  Mary,  dau.  o£  Henry  Young, 
H.E.I.CS.  ;  d.  17  Nov.  1874. 

LAURIE,  John  J.,  1837-8.     Ci.  2. 

LYON,  Charles  James,  1836-8.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  22  Dec.  1828;  s.  of  Lt.-Col. 
George  Lyon  of  Kirkmichael  and 
Dalniscan. 

Lt.  and  A.Q.M.G. ;  H.E.I.CS.  ;  Ensign 
l6th  Bom.  N.I.  1848  ;  Lt.  1854  ;  m.  Maria, 
dau.  of  William  Craufurd,  Barrister-at-law, 
Bombay  ;   d.  7  April  1856. 

M'B.\RNET,  Alexander  Cockburn, 
1836-8.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  1  Jan.  1826  ;  s. 
of  Alexander  M'Barnet  of  Torridon, 
Ross-shire. 

Lt.-Col.  97th  Regt.  (Cameron  Highs.)  ; 
Ensign,  1842 ;  Lt.  1845 ;  Capt.  1854 ; 
Brev.  Maj.  1858  ;  Maj.  i860 ;  Lt.-Col. 
1865  ;  h.p.  1865  ;  served  throughout 
Eastern  campaign  of  1854-5,  including 
battles  of  Alma  and  Balaclava ;  siege  and 
fall  of  Sebastopol,  assaults  of  18  June  and 
8  Sept. ;  expedition  to  Kertch  and  Yenikale 
(medal  and  three  clasps,  5th  cl.  Medjidie,  and 
Turkish  medal)  ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny 
campaign  of  1858-9,  including  siege  and 
capture  of  Lucknow  (brev.  of  Maj.,  medal 
and  clasp).  Address :  1  Onslow  Houses, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

MACDOUGALL,  Alexander  Jolin,  1839- 
42.  Cl.  4-6.  b.  23  Aug.  1827  ;  s.  of 
Sir  John  MacDougall,  K.C.B.,  of 
MacDougall  and  DunoUie,  Vice-Adm. 
R.N. 

Capt.  R.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1846  ;  Lt.  1847  ; 
Capt.  1854  ;  m.  Anna  Barclay  of  BaUyartney 
House,  Co.  Clare,  Ireland  ;   d.  26  Aug.  1867. 

MACKENZIE,  George,  1836-9.  Cl.1-3.  d. 

MACKENZIE,  Henry,  1836-43.  Cl.  1-7. 
b.  6  Feb.  1828  ;  s.  of  Lord  Mackenzie 
of  Belmont,  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of 
Justice. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1844  ;  Schol.  Trin.  Coll. 
Cantab;  M.A.  ;  Sen.  Opt.  (Math.)  ;  ist  Cl. 
Class.  Trip.  ;  Hulsean  Univ.  Prize ;  Head 
of  Moral  Science  Trip.  ;   d.  13  Oct.  1853. 

MACKINTOSH,  Angus,  1840-3.  Cl.  5-7. 
b.  1826;  s.  of  John  Mackintosh  of 
Holme  and  Kyllachy,  Inverness-shire ; 
Math.  Medal  and  best  in  French  and 
English  Verse,  1843. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon;  of  Holme,  Ness  Side, 
Inverness;  J. P.  for  Inverness-shire;  d.  c. 
1900. 

MACMASTER,  Andrew  Cooke,  1837-8. 
Cl.  2.    b.  1828. 

Col.  M.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  36th  M  N.I.  1841  ; 
Lt.  1844;  Capt.  1850;  Maj.  1861  ;  Lt.- 
Col.  1867  ;   Brev.  Col.  1872  ;   was  employed 


in  rebellion  in  Golcondah  and  Darcondah 
in  Golcondah  Zemindary  in  1847  and  [in 
Bengal  with  Saugor  Field  Div.  from  relief 
of  Kirwee  to  close  of  campaign  ;   d.  1879. 

M'NEILL,  John,  1836-9.  Cl.  1-3.  b. 
1827. 

Ensign  8th  Bom.  N.I.  1846;  Lt.  3rd 
Bom.  Europ.  Regt.  1848  ;   d.  26  July  1857. 

MAITLAND,  Adam,  1836-42.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  1827  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Maitland  of 
Dundrennan,  afterwards  Lord  Dun- 
drennan.  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of 
Justice. 

Ensign  79th  Highs.  (Camerons),  1846; 
Lt.  1847  ;  d.  at  siege  of  Sebastopol,  1854. 

MAITLAND,  Keith  Ramsay,  1836-40. 
Cl.  1-4.  b.  20  Oct.  1827;  s.  of 
Alex.  Gibson  Maitland,  Advocate,  yr. 
of  Clifton  Hall. 

Col.  79th  Regt.  (Cameron  Highs.)  ; 
Ensign,  1845 ;  Lt.  1846 ;  Capt.  1852 ; 
Brev.  Maj.  1858  ;  Maj.  i860  ;  Lt.-Col.  1869  ; 
Col.  1881  ;  served  in  Crimea,  1854-5 
(battles  of  Alma  and  Balaclava)  ;  exped. 
to  Kertch  and  Yenikale;  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol,  and  assaults  of  18  June  and 
8  Sept.  (medal  with  three  clasps  and 
Turkish  medal)  ;  Indian  Mutiny,  1858-9 ; 
siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  ;  attack  on 
fort  of  Rooyah;  actions  of  AUygunge, 
Bareilly,  and  Shahjehaupore  ;  capture  of 
Forts  Bunniar  and  Mahomdie;  passage  of 
the  Gogra  at  Fyzabad  ;  capture  of  Rampore 
Kussia,  and  subsequent  operations  in  Oude 
(medal  with  clasp,  Brev.  Maj.)  ;  served  with 
Sikkim  F.F.  1861  (desp.)  ;  m.  1861  Georgina 
Harriet,  dau.  of  Alex.  Grant  Glass ;  d.  30 
Oct.  1893 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  60. 

MARSHALL,  John,  1836-43.  Cl.  1-7. 
b.  1827;  s.  of  John  Marshall  (Lord 
Curriehill),  Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice ; 
Dux  of  Cl.  1  and  2,  1837  and  1838 ; 
best  in  Latin  Prose  and  EngUsh  Essay, 
Cl.  7,  1843. 

LL.D.  Glasg.  Univ. ;  Advocate,  1851 ; 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice  as  Lord 
Curriehill,  1874-81 ;  Hon.  Sec.  to  the  Dirs. 
E.A.  1853-7;  Dir.  1857-81.  Author:  An 
Analysis  of  the  Titles  to  Land  Consolidation 
(Scotland)  Act,  1868.     d.  5  Nov.  1881. 

MARTIN,  Thomas,  1836-41.    Cl.  1-5.    d. 

MAYNE,  Robert  H.,  1836-9.  Cl.  1-3. 
s.  of  Col.  Mayne,  C.B.,  31  Melville 
Street. 

MORISON,  James  Mitford,  1836-43. 
Cl.  1-7.  b.  28  Jan.  1826  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
William  Mitford  Morison,  43rd  Regt. ; 
Dux  of  Cl.  3,  4,  5,  6  and  of  the  whole 
School,  1843. 

Exeter  Coll.  Oxon,  1845 ;  Advocate, 
1852 ;      Sheriff    Sub.     of    Lanarkshire    at 


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Glasg.    1S59-61  ;     m.    1859   Elizabeth,   dau. 
of  R.  Rodger,  Proc.  Fis.  of  Renfrewshire  ; 

d.  4  Nov.  1 861. 

NASMYTH,  Robert,  1836-41.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1826;  s.  of  Robert  Nasmyth, 
F.R.C.S.,  Surg. -Dentist  to  the  Queen, 
78  George  Street. 

NEILL,  James,  1836-41.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1827  ;  Dr.  Patrick  Neill,  Canonmills 
(Guardian). 

Went  to  Australia,  where  he  and  his 
two  brothers  and  father  died  shortly  after- 
wards during  an  epidemic. 

NEILL,  Robert,  1836-42.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1826 ;  Dr.  Patrick  Neill,  Canonmills 
(Guardian). 

Went  to  Australia,  where  he  and  his  two 
brothers  and  father  died  shortly  afterwards 
during  an  epidemic. 

PATERSON,  Alexander,  1839-40.  CI.  4. 
b.  25  June  1824  ;  s.  of  John  Paterson 
of  Merryflats. 

MU.  Acad.,  HiU  Street;  Maj.-Gen.  B.S.C. ; 
Ensign  3rd  Goorkhas,  1843  ;  Lt.  1847  ; 
Capt.  1858;  Brev.  Maj.  1863;  Maj.  1864; 
Lt.-Col.  1869;  Brev.  Col.  1874;  ret.  as 
Maj.-Gen.  1879;  served  throughout  Punjaub 
campaign  of  1848-9,  including  affair  of 
Ramnugger,  passage  of  Chenab,  battles  of 
Chillianwallah  and  Goojerat,  and  pursuit 
of  Sikhs  and  Afghans  (medal  with  two 
clasps)  ;  served  in  Burmese  War  of  1853, 
and  was  present  at  operations  against  rebel 
chief,  Moung  Goung  Gyee  (medal  with 
clasp  '  Pegu  ')  ;  served  in  Bhootan  cam- 
paign in  1865-6  (clasp) ;  served  in  Afghan 
War  of  1878-9  with  Kandahar  Column 
(medal)  ;  m.  Anne  Campbell  of  Melfort 
(his  cousin)  ;  d.  8  July  1899;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  vi.  112. 

PHILIPSON,  Ralph,  1837-9.     CI.  2,  3. 

RICHARDSON,     James,     1836-43.     CI. 
1-6.     s.   of  John   Richardson,   W.S., 
1  Fettes  Row. 
Went  to  Australia. 

ROBERTSON,  George  P.,  1836-9.  CI. 
1-3. 

ROBERTSON,  Patrick,  afterwards 
Robertson  Ross,  1836-40.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  19  May  1828 ;  s.  of  Patrick 
Robertson,  Advocate,  afterwards  the 
Hon.  Lord  Robertson,  Senator  of  the 
College  of  Justice. 

Maj.-Gen.  4th  (King's  Own)  Regt. ; 
C.B.  ;  Ensign,  1848  ;  Lt.  1851  ;  Capt. 
1854;  Maj.  1855;  Lt.-Col.  1863;  Col. 
1870;  Maj.-Gen.  1880.  War  Services: 
Kaffir  War,  1 850-1  (medal,  six  times 
thanked  in  G.O.,  twice  desp.)  ;  Eastern 
campaign,  1854-5;  Alma;  Inkermann ; 
Sebastopol  (desp.  for  conduct  on  22  Nov. 


1854,  and  again  on  occupation  of  ceme- 
tery ;  medal  with  three  clasps,  brev.  of 
Maj.,  Kt.  of  Legion  of  Honour,  5th  cl. 
Medjidie,  and  Turkish  medal).  Adj. -Gen. 
of  Canadian  Mil. ;  reported  on  strategic 
features  of  N.W.  territories ;  commanded 
at  Colchester,  1866;  Hahfax,  1875;  Perth, 
1877;  C.B.  1S70;  assumed  additional 
name  of  Ross  in  1865  on  succession  to 
estate  of  Glenmoidart  through  his  mother, 
a  niece  of  Gen.  Ross  of  Glenmoidart ; 
m.  1851  Amelia  Ann,  dau.  of  Charles 
Maynard  of  Cape  Town  ;   d.  23  July  1883. 

ROLAND,  Henry,  1836-40.  Cl.  1-3, 
b.  1827 ;  s.  of  George  Roland, 
Fencing  Master  (R.M.A.  Edin.),  St. 
Cuthbert's,  Glebe. 

In  partnership  with  his  brother  George 
as  teachers  of  fencing  and  gymnastics  at 
Academy,  Fettes,  St.  Andrews  Univ.,  etc.; 
d.  Nov.  i88r. 

ROSS,  William  Alexander,  1836-41.  Cl. 
1-5.     b.  1827. 

Maj.  R.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1845;  Lt.  1850; 
Capt.  1858  ;  Maj.  1872  ;  ret.  1877  ;  served 
in  exped.  against  Sheik  Emamoodeen  of 
Jummoo,  Cashmere,  in  1846 ;  also  in  Pun- 
jaub campaign  of  1848-g,  including  passage 
of  the  Chenab  at  Ramnugger,  battles  of 
Chillianwallah  and  Goojerat,  and  pursuit  of 
Sikhs  under  Sir  Walter  Gilbert  (medal  with 
two  clasps)  ;  commanded  a  troop  of  Bengal 
Horse  Art.  at  disarmament  of  four  regts. 
of  Sepoys  at  Lahore  and  at  mutiny  of 
loth  Ben.  Cav.  1857  (medal)  ;   d.  1899. 

RYBOT,  George  Oliver,  1837-9.  Cl.  2,  3. 
b.  1827  ;  s.  of  Col.  Francis  Chancellor 
Rybot,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Bom.  Cav. 

Direct  Commission ;  Lt.-Col.  R.A. 
(Bengal)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1845  ;  Lt.  1851  ;  Capt. 
1858;  Maj.  1872;  Lt.-Col.  (ret.),  1872; 
commanded  detachment  of  Nagpore  Irreg. 
Force  in  a  skirmish  with  rebels  at  Singhora 
Ghat  on  4  Jan.  1858  (medal)  ;  served  in 
suppression  of  the  mutiny  at  Raepore  in 
same  month  (desp.  and  thanked  by  Gov.- 
Gen.)  ;  m.  Victoria  Baker;  d.  20  Aug.  1912 
in  Jersey;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  11. 

SCOT,  Robert  Francis,  1836-42.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  8  June  1826  ;  s.  of  WilUam  Scot, 
M.D.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Craigmuie,  Kirk- 
cudbrightshire, 4  Randolph  Crescent. 

Trin.    Coll.    Cantab,    1845  ;     B.A.  1849  ; 

M.A.    1852  ;    Ch.    of    Eng.  ;    R.    of  Farn- 

borough,    Hants,    Dio.  Win.,   1862  ;  d.   21 
March  1873. 

SHAW,  F.  J.,  1836-8.     Cl.  1,  2. 

SHEAFFE,  William,  1837-9.     Cl.  2,  3. 

SHORTT,  William  Young  Herries,  1836- 
42.  Cl.  1-6.  b.  1827  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Shortt,  M.D.,  54  Queen  Street. 

Col.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1844  ;  Lt.  1849  ; 
Capt.  1859;  Maj.  1864;  Lt.-Col.  1870; 
Col.  (ret.),  1875  ;   d.  28  Feb.  1898. 


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SINCLAIR,  James  Augustus,  1836-48, 
CI.  1-7.  b.  31  May  1827  ;  s.  of  John 
Sutherland  Sinclair,  Lt.-Col.  R.A. 

Agent,  Bank  of  Scot.,  Aberdeen  ;  S.  his 
kinsman,  George  Philips  Alexander,  15th 
Earl  of  Caithness,  who  died  unmarried,  1889, 
as  i6th  Earl ;  m.  1855  Jessie,  dau.  of 
Roderick  Macleod,  M.D.  ;   d.  20  Jan.  1891. 

SKENE,     Moncricff,     1836-9.     CI.     1-3. 
b.  17  Aug.  1827  ;  s.  of  Patrick  George 
Skene  of  Beidie,  afterwards  of  Pitlour. 
Of  Pitlour,  Fife  ;   d.  2i  Oct.  1866. 

SKIPTON,  Daniel  Pitt,  1836-7.  CI.  1. 
b.  1  Feb.  1828  ;  s.  of  George  Skipton, 
Suptg.  Surg.,  H.E.I.C.S. 

M.R.C.S.,  M.R.C.P.  Lend.  1850;  while 
in  the  service  of  the  Assam  Co.  received 
the  thanks  of  Govt,  of  India  for  services 
during  the  Mutiny  ;  subsequently  appointed 
Civil  Surg,  at  Jessore,  Bengal,  and  Nar- 
singhpur;  C.P. ;  ret.  1885 ;  m.  Mary  Georgina, 
dau.  of  Charles  Scott  Hadow  of  Calcutta ; 
d.  5  Sept.  1897. 

SOMERVILLE,  Colin  Campbell,  1835-40. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  22  April  1826;  s.  of 
Alexander  Somcrville,  Wine  Merchant, 
9  Malta  Terrace. 

Went  to  Canada,  1846,  and  to  Savannah, 
Mi., U.S.A.,  in  1852;  in  1857  he  was  in  business 
as  merchant,  and  in  i860  took  charge  of 
a  branch  of  the  Southern  Bank  of  St.  Louis  ; 
during  the  Civil  War  he  was  Confederate 
in  his  sympathies,  and  although  he  never 
actually  served  in  the  field,  he  succeeded 
in  saving  the  bank's  treasure  from  the 
Federals,  and  was  in  consequence  in 
prison  for  some  time  ;  1863  visited  home 
for  a  year,  and  then  went  to  Canada  ;  1876 
returned  to  Savannah  as  Dep.  County  Clerk 
and  Banker,  which  position  he  held  for 
many  years  ;  m.  1854  Mary  Woodcock  of 
Savannah;  d.  28  June  1903  at  Savannah. 

STENHOUSE,  James,  1837-41.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  1824;  s.  of  James  Stcnhouse  of 
Fod, 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  proprietor  of  Stevenson, 
Beath,  and  Cowdenbeath,  Fifeshire ;  m. 
Isabell  Gray  Burns  ;   d.  8  Nov.  1868. 


Trin.  Coll.  Dublin  (Vice  -  Chancellor's 
Prize,  Eng.  Prose) ;  B.A.  Jun.  (Mod.  Eth.  and 
Log.),  and  0iv.  Test  (ist  CI.),  1850;  D.D. 
Jure  Dig.  1880  ;  D.  1850  Waterford,  having 
previously  offered  his  services  to  and  been 
accepted  by  the  Church  Missionary  Society  ; 
P.  by  Bishop  of  Calcutta,  185 1,  in  which 
year  he  founded,  along  with  Dr.  Valpy 
French  (afterwards  Bishop  of  Lahore), 
St.  John's  Coll.,  Agra,  for  the  higher  educa- 
tion of  Hindus  and  Mohammedans  ;  1855 
went  to  Jabalpur,  and  was  C.M.S.  Sec. 
at  Calcutta,  1860-72  ;  when  at  Sydney, 
1872,  on  a  visit  to  his  brother.  Sir  Ale.xander 
Stuart,  Premier  of  N.S.W.,  was  offered 
but  refused  the  Bishopric  of  Waiapu,  N.Z., 
and  went  to  N.Z.  as  a  C.M.S.  missionary  ; 
for  a  time  Prin.  of  St.  Stephen's  Maori 
Coll.,  Auckland  ;  he  was  again  offered  the 
See  of  Waiapu  in  1877,  which  he  then  ac- 
cepted ;  laboured  in  this  diocese  for  over 
sixteen  years,  but  early  in  1894  he  resigned 
his  see,  and  at  the  age  of  67  devoted  his 
remaining  years  to  mission  work  among 
the  Mohammedans  of  Persia ;  when  he 
reached  Persia  in  1894  the  only  C.M.S. 
station  was  Julfa,  a  suburb  of  Ispahan, 
but  on  Easter  Day  1910  he  consecrated 
the  new  first  Christian  church  in  that 
bigoted  Moslem  city ;  he  came  home 
in  191  o  after  sixty  years  of  foreign  mis- 
sionary work;  m.  1851  Anne,  dau.  of  Rev. 
Michael  de  Courcy,  D.D.,  Westmeath  ;  d. 
15  March  1911  at  Bengeo,  Herts;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  i.  77  and  xviii.  90. 

STUPART,  Robert,  1836-8,  1841-4.  CI. 
1-5.  s.  of  Maj.  Stupart,  Grove  Lodge, 
Trinity. 

SWINBURNE,  Joseph  W.,  1841-2.    CI.  6. 

TAYLOR,  WilUam,  1838-41.  CI.  3-5. 
s.  of  Joseph  Taylor,  Tanficld  House. 

THOMSON,  Adam,  1837-40.  CI.  2-4.  b. 
12  Dec.  1825  ;  s.  of  Adam  Thomson, 
Accountant,  3  Gloucester  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  Med.  ;  practised  as  a  Surg.- 
Dentist  in  Lond.,  and  subsequently  joined 
and  succeeded  his  brother  Thomas,  who 
was  Dentist  to  the  Czar  in  St.  Petersburg ; 
m.  Katherine  Gordon  ;  d.  4  July  1866  in 
St.  Petersburg. 


STEVENSON,  Francis,  1836-40.     CI.  1-4.     THOMSON,  George,  1837-8.     CI.  2. 
STEWART, G.James,  1839-41.  CI. 4, 5.  d.     TURNBULL,  David,  183S-41.     CI.  3-5. 


STOTHART,  Robert,  1836-41,  1842-3. 
CI.  1-6,     b.  1826. 

Maj.  4th  B.N.I,  and  ist  Europ.  L.I.  ; 
Ensign,  1845;  Lt.  1848;  Capt.  i860; 
Maj.  1865  ;    d.  6  March  1868. 

STUART,  Edward  Craig,  1830-43.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  15  May  1827;  s.  of  Alex. 
Stuart,  Writer,  Edin.,  Circuit  Clerk 
of  Justiciary,  one  of  the  original 
proprietors  of  the  E.A. 


TYTLER,    John    Adam,     1838-40.     CI. 
3,  4.     b.  1827. 

Col.  I.S.C.  ;  V.C,  C.B.  ;  2nd  Lt.  4th 
Goorkha  Regt.  1844;  Lt.  1848;  Capt.  1859  ; 
Maj.  1864  ;  Lt.-Col.  1870  ;  Brev.  Col.  1875  ; 
served  under  Sir  Colin  Campbell  on  Peshawar 
frontier,  1851-2,  and  in  the  Boori  Pass,  1853 
(medal  with  clasp)  ;  Indian  Mutiny  cam- 
paign, 1857-9  ;  defence  of  Kumaon  Hills 
and  Rohilcund  ;  wounded  at  Choopoorah,  10 
Feb.  1858  (Victoria  Cross)  ;  Oude  campaign, 
1858-9 ;  actions  of  Puegaon  and  Russoolpore, 


DR.  CUMMING'S  CLASS.  1837-44 


.91 


attack  and  capture  of  Fort  Mittowlee,  and 
action  of  Biswah  (medal)  ;  commanded 
4th  Goorkhas  in  the  Umbeyla  Pass,  1863, 
assault  and  capture  of  Lalloo  and  Umbeyla  ; 
Hazara  campaign  in  the  Black  Mountain, 
1868  (clasp)  ;  Looshai  exped.  1 871-2  (clasp, 
five  times  desp.)  ;  d.  14  Feb.  1880;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  vi.  16. 

VAXS-AGNEW,  James,  183G-7.  CI.  1. 
b.  1828 ;  s.  of  Col.  Pat.  Vans-Agiiew 
of  Barnbarroch,  C.B.,  lI.E.I.C.S., 
Dir.  H.E.I.C. 

Haileybury,  1845-7  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal, 
1848-65  ;  Mag.  and  Coll.,  Bijnaur ;  d.  5 
Aug.  1886. 

WARDEN,  William,  1836-8.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1826  ;   from  Stirlingshire. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  74th  Highs. 
1851  ;  served  during  Kaffir  War,  1852-3  ; 
d.  1854  of  cholera. 

WILSON,  John,  1836-40.     CI.  1-4. 
WYLD,  Benjamin,  1836-9.     CI.  1-3.     b. 


1827  ;    s.  of  James  Wyld  of  Gilston, 
Merchant,  Leith. 

Lt.  i8th  M.N.I,  and  3rd  Europ.  Regt.  ; 
conducted  engineering  work  under  Govt,  of 
India ;  m.  1856  Anne  Lindsay,  dau.  of 
Charles  Maitland  Christie  of  Durie,  Fife- 
shire  ;    d.  30  Aug.  i860. 

WYLIE,  George,  1838-43.  CI.  3-7.  b. 
1828;  s.  of  David  Wylie,  Circuit 
Clerk  of  Court,  5  Bellevue  Terrace. 

Haileybury,  1847-9  ;  of  Arndean,  Dollar  ; 
H.E.I.C.S.  Madras,  1849-59;  Head  Ass.  to 
Mag.  and  Coll.  of  Rajamundri  ;   ret.  1859. 

WYLIE,  Richard  N.,  1839-40.  CI.  4. 
b.  1827;  s.  of  Rev.  John  Wyhe, 
D.D.,  Min.  of  Carluke. 

Merchant,  St.  Petersburg. 

YOUNG,  Campbell  William  Sholton, 
1838-40.     CI.  3,  4.     b.  1827. 

Maj.  52nd  M.N.I,  and  I.S.C.  ;  Lt.  1845  ; 
D.A.  Comy.-Gen.  1851  ;  Capt.  1859  ;  Ass. 
Comy.-Gen.  1861  ;   Maj.  1862. 


DR.  CUMMING'S  CLASS,   1837-44 


ARMSTRONG,  Charles,  1842-3.     CI.  6. 

BAILLIE,  John,   1837-9.     CI.   1,  2.     b. 

1827. 

Cadet  H.E.I.C.S.  1844-5  ;  accidentally 
killed  while  at  Addiscombe  (see  Addiscombe, 
its  Heroes  and  Men  of  Note,  pp.  150-1)  ; 
d.  8  April  1845. 

B  EVE  RIDGE,  David,  1837-44.  CI. 
2-7.  b.  18  Dec.  1829  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Beveridge,  Advocate,  29  Ann  Street. 

Author  :  Culross  and  TuUiallan,  its  His- 
tory and  Antiquities;  Between  the  Ochils 
and  the  Forth,     d.  22  May  1905. 

BLAIR,    Charles    Hunter,    1837-9.     CI. 
1,    2.     b.    15   May    1829;     s.    of   Sir 
David  Hunter  Blair,  Bart.,  of  Blair- 
quhan,  Ayrshire, 
d.  1847. 

BOLEY,  John,  1840-1.     CI.  4. 

BREMNER,  Alexander  Robertson,  1837- 
40,  CI.  1-3.  b.  1828  ;  s.  of  William 
Bremncr,  Col.  H.E.I.C.S. 

Lt.  41st  M.N.I.  ;  m.  Helen,  dau.  of  Capt. 
Stewart  of  '  The  Buffs  '  ;  d.  20  April  1856 
at  Saugor,  Bengal. 

BRODIE,  James  W.,  1837-43.  CI.  1-6. 
s.  of  J.  W.  Brodie,  27  West  Register 
Street;  d. 


BRUCE,  Robert,  1839-43.  CI.  3-6,  b. 
21  April  1827  ;  s.  of  William  Arthur 
Bruce  of  Symbister,  Advocate. 

Of  Symbister,  Shetland  ;  m.  Anne 
Simson,  dau.  of  Archibald  Simson  of 
Comedpore,  Bengal,  India  ;   d.  2  April  1873. 

BRUCE,  William  Gordon  M'Crae,  1839- 
43.  CI.  3-6.  b.  1828  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Arthur  Bruce  of  Symbister,  Advo- 
cate, 

Went  to  Australia,  1849,  and  became 
partner  in  Cole,  Bruce  and  Norton,  Mel- 
bourne ;  m.  Helen  O'SuUivant ;  d.  1906  in 
Melbourne. 

BURN,  James,  1837-8.     CI.  1, 

CAMPBELL,  Alexander  P.,  1837-40.  CI. 
1-3. 

CAMPBELL,  George,  1839-43.   CI.  3-6.  d. 

CAMPBELL,  James,  1837-40.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  14  Oct.  1828  ;  s.  of  Colin  Campbell 
of  Colgrain,  Dumbartonshire. 

Rugby  ;  partner  in  Alexander,  Dennistoun 
and  Co.  of  Liverpool  and  Lond.  ;  in  the 
American  trade ;  spent  some  years  in 
America;   d.  13  March  1905. 

CARNEGIE,  James,  1837-41.  CI.  1-4. 
b.   16  Nov.  1827 ;    s,  of   Sir   James 


92 


DR.  CUMMING'S  CLASS,  1837-44 


Carnegie,    Bart.,   of   Kinnaird ;    Dux 
CI.  1,  1838. 

Sandhurst  ;  LL.D.  St.  Andrews  and 
Aberdeen;  Ld.-Lt.  Kincardinesliire,  1849-56; 
K.T. ;  Ensign  :st  Grenadier  Guards  and 
92nd  Highs.  1845;  Lt.  1846;  ret.  1849; 
S.  father  as  Sir  James  Carnegie  of 
Kinnaird,  1849 ;  in  1855  obtained  an 
Act  repealing  the  Act  of  Attainder  passed 
against  his  ancestor,  5th  E.  of  Southesk, 
for  the  part  he  took  in  rebeUion  of  17 15, 
and  became  9th  Earl;  Antiquarian,  Poet, 
Naturalist,  Traveller,  and  Sportsman. 
Published :  Saskatchewan  and  the  Rocky 
Mountains  ;  Jonas  Fisher,  a  Poem  in  Brown 
and  White ;  Greenwood's  Farewell ;  The 
Meda  Maiden  ;  The  Burial  of  Isis  and  other 
Poems ;  Britain's  Art  Paradise,  1871  ; 
The  Origin  of  Pictish  Symbolism,  1893 ; 
Suomiria,  a  Fantasy,  1899.  In  1869  he  was 
made  a  Peer  of  the  U.K.  as  Baron  Balinhard 
of  Faxnell,  and  K.T.  ;  m.  (i)  1849  Catherine, 
dau.  of  ist  E.  of  Gainsborough  ;  (2)  i860 
Susan,  dau.  of  6th  E.  of  Dunmore  ;  d.  21 
Feb.  1905 ;  see  also  E.  A.  Ch.  xii.  68. 


COGAN,  Hugh,  1841-3. 

Merchant  in  Glasg. 


CI.  5,  6. 


CONSTABLE,  Henrj^  W.,  1837-8.  CI.  1. 
b.  1827  ;  s.  of  David  Constable,  Advo- 
cate. 

d.  1855  in  Australia. 

CUMMING,  John  Randolph  Gordon, 
1840-1.  CI.  4.  b.  21  June  1826; 
s.  of  Sir  William  Gordon  Gordon 
Cumming  of  Altyre  and  Gordonstoun, 
Bart,,  Chief  of  Clan  Cumming. 

Of  Altyre;    Planter  in  Ceylon,  1845-65; 
d.  6  Oct.  1865  in  Celyon. 


DARLING, 
3-6. 


Y.    Thomas,    1839-43.     CI. 


DAUNEY,  Alexander,  1839-43.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  15  Sept.  1827;  s.  of  William 
Dauney,  Advocate,  Edin.,  Sol. -Gen. 
of  Demerara. 

Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  1S51  ;  Equity-draughts- 
man and  Conveyancer ;  Bencher  of  the  Mid. 
Tem. ;  Treas.  1902  ;  m.  (i)  i860  Emily  Ellen, 
dau.  of  Dr.  John  Hastings  of  Albemarle 
Street,  Lond. ;  (2)  1890  Mrs.  Maria  Hickman, 
widow  of  Col.  Devereux  Hickman.  Address  : 
6  Cravenhill  Gardens,  Lond.,  W. 

DODS,  John  J.,  1837-41.     CI,  1-3.     d. 

DOUD,  David,  1837-42.     CI.  1-5.     d. 

DOUGLAS,  John,  1839-43.     CI.  3-6. 

DUFF,  Mountstuart  Elphinstone  Grant, 
1837-41.  CI.  1-4.  b.  21  Feb.  1829  ; 
s.  of  James  Cuninghame  Grant  Duff 
of  Eden  and  Balbougie,  first  Resident 
at  the  Court  of  Satara. 


The  Grange,  Bishop  Wearmouth;  Ball. 
Coll.  Oxon;  B.A.  1850;  M.A.  1853;  Lond. 
Univ.  LL.B.  ;  of  Eden,  S.  father,  185S ; 
J. P.,  D.L.  Cos.  Elgin,  Aberdeen,  and 
Middlesex;  P.C. ;  G.C.S.L  1886;  CLE., 
F.R.S. ;  Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  1854 ;  M.P. 
Elgin  Burghs,  1857-81  ;  Lord  Rector, 
Aberdeen  Univ.,  1866-9,  1869-72  ;  Under 
Sec.  for  India,  1868-74  ;  ^°^  Colonies, 
i88o-i  ;  Gov.  of  Madras,  1881-6 ;  Mem. 
of  Senate  of  Univ.  of  Lond.  1891  ;  Pres. 
R.G.S.  1889-93  ;  Pres.  R.  Hist.  S.  1892-9. 
Publications  :  Studies  in  European  Politics, 
1866;  A  Political  Survey,  1868;  Elgin 
Speeches,  1871  ;  Notes  of  an  Indian 
Journey,  1876 ;  Miscellanies  Political  and 
Literary,  1879  ;  Memoir  of  Sir  H.  S.  Maine, 
1892 ;  Ernest  Renan,  1893 ;  Memoir  of 
Lord  de  Tabley,  1899  ;  Notes  from  a  Diary, 
1897,  1898,  1899,  1900,  1901.  m.  1859 
Anna  Julia,  dau.  of  Edward  Webster  of 
North  Lodge,  Ealing;  d.  12  Jan.  1906;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xiii.  50. 

ERSKINE,  James  Mackintosh,  1839-40. 
CI.  3.  b.  1828;  s.  of  William 
Erskine,  23  Royal  Circus. 

Haileybury,  1845-7 ;  H.E.I.C.S.  ;  Bom. 
C.S.  1848-64  ;  1848  first  Ass.  to  Account.- 
Gen.  ;  1859  Dy.  Auditor  and  Dy.  Account. - 
Gen.,  N.W.P. ;  1864  Sub-Treas.,  Gen.  P.M., 
and  Supt.  of  Stamps,  Bombay  ;  d.  28  Nov. 
1864  in  India. 

FELL,  Henry  Haig,  1839-43.  CI.  8-6. 
b.  1827  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Michael  Edwin 
Fell  of  2nd  Provisional  Rest. 


Ensign   69th  Regt. 
1847. 


1846 ;    d.   20  March 


FELLOWES,  Thomas  Hounsom  Butler, 
1839-40.  CI.  3.  b.  1827;  s.  of  Sir 
James  Fellowes,  M.D.,  F.R.S.,  Adbury 
House,  Hants. 

Rear-Adm.  ;  C.B.  ;  Mid.  R.N.  1845  ; 
Lieut.  1852 ;  Comm.  1862  ;  Capt.  1868 ; 
Rear-Adm.  1886 ;  served  in  Crimea  and 
Black  Sea,  1854-6  (Baltic  medal,  Crimean 
and  Turkish  medals,  Sebastopol  clasp)  ; 
commanded  Naval  Brigade,  Abyssinian  War, 
1868  (desp.,  medal,  C.B.)  ;  Nat.  Lifeboat 
Institution  medal;  J. P.  Herts;  Alderman, 
Herts  C.C.  ;  m.  (i)  Constance  Fanny,  dau. 
of  C.  L.  Hanson,  Constantinople ;  (2) 
Margaret,  dau.  of  Rev.  W.  Jowitt.  Address : 
Woodfield,  Stevenage,  Herts. 

FLETCHER,  Francis  Charteris,  1840-3. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  2  Jan.  1828  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Fletcher  of  Salton,  E.  Lothian. 

Capt.  6oth  Rifles;  Ensign,  1846;  Lt. 
1850;  Capt.  1855;  ret.  1863  ;  served  during 
campaign  in  China,  i860  (medal)  ;  m.  1862 
Clara,  dau.  of  Philip  Pusey  of  Pusey,  M.P.  ; 
d.  25  Jan.  1891. 

GAMMELL,  James  Stewart,  1837-44. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  20  Sept.  1826;  s.  of 
Capt.  James  Gammell  of  Ardiffery, 


DR.  CUMMIXG'S  CLASS,  1837-44 


93 


Aberdeenshire,  late  92nd  Highs. ;  Dux 
of  CI.  3,  4,  5,  6  and  of  the  School, 
1844  ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1843  ;  :Math. 
Medal,  1844 ;  best  in  Greek  Prose 
and  Verse,  Latin  Verse,  French,  and 
Scripture,  1844. 

Math.  Schol.  Jesus  Coll.  Cantab;  M.A., 
Math.  Hons.  (ist  Sen.  Opt.),  1851  ;  V.  of 
Outwood,  Wakefield  ;  J. P.  for  Kincardine- 
shire ;  S.  to  Drumtochty,  Kincardineshire, 
and  other  estates  in  Aberdeenshire,  Forfar- 
shire, and  Perthshire ;  m.  Ann,  dau.  of 
Henry  AUcock  Bramley  of  Silcoates,  Yorks  ; 
d.  2  Kov.  1899;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  vii.  22. 

GILSTON,  John,  1840-3.  CI.  4-6.  s. 
of  Rev,  William  Gilston,  Free  Ch. 
Min.  of  Carnock,  Dunfermline. 

GLENNIE,  Alexander,  1838-9.     CI.  2. 

GOLDIE,  Thomas,  1842-3,     CI.  6. 

GORDON,  George  Huntley,  1840-1. 
CI,  4.     b.  1826. 

Lt.-Col.  39th  B.N.I.  ;  Ensign,  1842  ;  Lt. 
1846;  Capt.  1857;  Maj.  1862;  Lt.-Col. 
(ret.),  1866. 

GO  VAN,  Charles  Maitland,  1841-2. 
CI,  5,  b.  28  Nov,  1827;  s,  of  Dr. 
George  Govan,  13  Walker  Street. 

Maj.-Gen.  R.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1846  ;  Lt.  1848  ; 
Capt.  1854 ;  Brev.  Maj.  1861  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1870;  Brev.  Col.  1875;  Col.  1879;  Maj.- 
Gen.  (ret.),  1883  ;  served  in  China  War,  i86o  ; 
present  at  Sinho,  Tanku,  and  capture  of 
Taku  Forts  (medal  with  clasp  and  Brev. 
Maj.)  ;  took  part  in  operations  against 
Taeping  rebels,  China,  1862.  Address : 
Stoneyhill  House,  Musselburgh. 

GREGORY,  Robert  Kinniburgh,  1837-8, 
CI.  1.  b.  1825 ;  s,  of  Thomas 
Gregory,  Leather  Merchant. 

Edin.  Institution ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.E.  ; 
went  to  Panama  as  a  pioneer ;  health  broke 
down  there  and  he  went  to  Canada;  m. 
Sarah  S.  Cleveland;  d.  1856  at  Milwaukee. 

GREGORY,  Thomas  Currie,  1837-8, 
CI,  1,  b,  14  Aug.  1827;  s,  of 
Thomas  Gregory,  Leather  Merchant. 

Edin.  Institution ;  Gold  Medals ;  Edin. 
Univ.  ;  C.E.  ;  F.G.S.,  F.R.S.S.A.  ;  a  special 
medal  was  struck  by  this  society  and 
plate,  value  ten  guineas,  presented  for  his 
invention  of  self-acting  apparatus  for  dis- 
connecting railway  carriages  from  tender, 
on  engine  leaving  the  rails;  M.I.M.M. ;  m. 
(i)  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Archibald  FuUarton, 
Atlas  Publisher,  Edin. ;  (2)  Isabella  William- 
son, e.  dau.  of  Alexander  Ogilvy,  Comptroller 
of  Stamps,  Edin. ;  d.  15  Sept.  1909. 

GREIG,  John,  1837-41.     CI.  1-4. 


GROVE,  Francis  Hamilton,  1837-40, 
CI.  1-3.  b.  12  Oct.  1826;  s,  of 
Francis  Grove,  Capt.  R.X. 

Edin.  Nav.  and  Mil.  Acad.  1840-2;  Mer- 
chant, Liverpool,  Lond.,  China,  and  India; 
m.  1864  Mariquita,  Viscountess  de  Panama. 
Address  :  78  Upper  Gloucester  Place,  Lond., 
N.W. 

HALKETT,  David,  1837-41,  CI.  1-4. 
s,  of  Mrs.  Halkett,  4  Clarence  Street. 

HAMILTON,  John,  1837-44.  CI.  1-7, 
b.  20  Feb.  1827  ;  s.  of  Col.  James 
Hamilton  ;  Second  Scholarship  Prize, 
CI.  7,  1844. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Accountant ;  apprentice 
to  A.  Borthwick ;  Pres.  Gumming  Class 
Club,  1837-44  ;  m.  Margaret,  yr.  dau.  of 
Philip  Grierson,  2nd  son  of  James  Grierson 
of  Dalgonar,  Dumfriesshire  ;  d.  5  May  1852. 

HASTINGS,  William  John  Mountjoy, 
1837-8.  CI.  1,  b,  1827  ;  s.  of  Col. 
Sir  Charles  H,  Hastings,  K.C.B, 

Capt.  Madras  Army  ;  Ensign  47th  M.N.I. 
1847  ;  Lt.  1851  ;  Capt.  1856  ;  lost  his  life 
in  the  Mutiny,  1857. 

HAY,  John,  1838-41,     CI.  2-4,     d. 

HEDDLE,  Matthew  Forster,  1837-43. 
CI.  1-6,  b,  28  April  1828;  s,  of 
Robert  Heddle  of  Melsetter  and 
Cletts,  Orkney, 

M.D.  Edin.  1851 ;  KeithMedal;  F.R.S.E. ; 
Prof,  of  Chemistry,  Univ.  of  St.  Andrews  ; 
Vice-Pres.  Edin.  Geolog.  Soc. ;  Pres.  Minero- 
logical  Soc.  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  ; 
m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Dr.  M'Kechnie,  Roy.  Staff 
Corps;  d.  19  Nov.  1897;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
V.  39- 

HENDERSON,  James,  1838-43,  CI,  2-6, 
s.  of  Robert  Henderson,  Abbotrule, 
Jedburgh. 

M.D.  Edin. ;  Surg.  H.E.I.C.S. 

HERRIES,  Alexander  Young,  1837-43, 
CI.  1-6.  b,  15  Dec,  1827;  s,  of 
William  Young  Herries,  W.S,,  of 
Spottes,  12  Royal  Circus, 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Caius  Coll.  Cantab ; 
CaiusVIIL;  Advocate,  1850  ;  J.P.  andD.L. 
for  Stewartry  of  Kirkcudbright;  m.  1850 
Harriet  Gore,  dau.  of  Capt.  Charles  Chep- 
mell,  late  53rd  Ft.  Address  :  Spottes  Hall, 
Dalbeattie,  N.B. 

HOPKINS,  Charles,  1837-8,     CI.  1, 

HORNE,  Thomas  EUiot  Ogilvie,  1837-44, 
CI,  1-7,  b,  1  Jan.  1829  ;  s,  of  Donald 
Home  of  Langwell,  W,S.  ;  Dux  CI,  2, 
1839, 

W.S.  1852  ;  J.P.  for  Co.  Caithness ; 
Lt.-Col.     commanding     Midlothian     Coast 


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DR.  CUMMING'S  CLASS,  1887-44 


Vol.  Art.  ;    m.  Priscilla  Moore  ;    d.  26  June 
1884. 

HUNTER,  Andrew  Knox,  1837-8.  CI.  1. 
b.  1828. 

Ensign  37th  M.N.I.  1845  ;  Lt.  1850 ; 
ret.  1855. 

.lOIINSTONE,  Alexander,  1838-9.     CI.  2. 

JOHNSTONE,  John  Charles  Hope,  1839- 
42.  CI.  3-5.  b.  1828  ;  s.  of  John 
James  Hope  Johnstone  of  Annandale, 
M.P.,  Keeper  of  Lochmaben  Palace. 

Diplomatic  Service  ;    d.  1893. 

JOHNSTONE,  Robert  Gordon  Hope, 
1839-42.  CI.  3-5.  b.  1829 ;  s.  of 
John  James  Hope  Johnstone  of 
Annandale,  M.P.,  Keeper  of  Loch- 
maben Palace. 

Capt.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  Ensign,  1848  ;  Lt. 
1853 ;  S.C.  1861  ;  ret.  1862 ;  Adj.  ist 
Oude  Irreg.  Inf.  ;  A.D.C.  to  Gen.  Mansfield 
in  operations  against  Lucknow ;  D.A.A.G. 
to  Chf.  of  Staff  in  Oude  and  Rohilcund 
campaigns ;  m.  1855  Agnes,  dau.  of  Col. 
John  Swanston  ;   d.  15  Jan.  1890. 

JOLLIE,  William,  1837-42.  CI.  1-5. 
s.  of  Walter  Jollie,  W.S.,  8  Albany 
Street. 

LAMONT,  James,  1837-40.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1828  ;  s,  of  Alexander  Lament, 
W.S.,  of  Knockdow. 

Rugby  and  Edin.  Mil.  Acad. ;  ist  Bart, 
of  Knockdow,  1910 ;  J. P.,  D.L.  Co.  Argyll; 
F.G.S. ;  Pres.  Clan  Lamont  Soc. ;  Ensign 
91st  Argyllshire  Highs.  1846-8;  contested 
Paisley  (L.),  1857 ;  Buteshire,  1859  and 
Feb.  1865  ;  M.P.  Buteshire  (L.),  1865-S  ; 
travelled  much  in  Africa,  Arctic  regions, 
etc.  Publications  :  Seasons  with  the  Sea 
Horses ;  Yachting  in  the  Arctic  Seas.  m. 
1868  Adelaide,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  George  Denys, 
2nd  Bart. ;  d.  29  July  1913. 

LAWRIE,  Charles  D.,  1838-41.     CI.  2-4. 

LEVEN,    John,    1837-43,     CI.    1-6.     b. 

18   July    1827 ;     s.    of   John   Leven, 
W.S.,  29  Scotland  Street. 

Col.  B.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  62nd  B.N.I.  1845  ; 
Lt.  1850;  Adj.  1851-3;  Capt.  1861  ;  Maj. 
1865  ;  Lt.-Col.  (ret),  1871  ;  Hon.  Col. 
1872  ;  Commissariat  Dept.  1853-71  ;  B.S.C. 
1 861 -7 1  ;  served  with  Brigadier  Eveleigh's 
Column  in  N.  Oude,  Nov. -Dec.  1858 
(Mutiny  medal)  ;  Abyssinia,  1868  (medal)  ; 
d.  30  March  1913  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  123. 

LLOYD,  Walter  G.,  1837-42,     CI,  1-5. 

LOGAN,  Alexander  M.,  1837-41.     CI.  1-4. 


MACFARQUHAR,   Colin, 
1-4, 

R.N. ;  drowned. 


1837-41.     CI. 


MACKENZIE,  Alexander,  1839-43.     CI. 
3-e.     b.  1828. 
,     K.E.  ;    2nd  Lt.  1846;   Lt.  1847  ;   d.  1852. 

MACKENZIE,  John  Mackillop,  1837-40. 
CI.  1-3.     b.  1827. 

Lt.-Col.  58th  B.N.I.  ;  Ensign,  1845  ; 
Lt.  1848;  Capt.  1859;  Maj.  1866;  ret. 
Lt.-Col.  1S68  ;   d. 

MACKINTOSH,  Archibald,  1840-1. 
CI.  4.     d. 

MACKINTOSH,  Henry,  1837-8.  CI.  1. 
b.  1828  ;  s.  of  Dr.  John  Mackintosh, 
31  Albany  Street. 

52nd  M.N.I.  ;  Ensign,  1847  ;  Lt.  1851  ; 
d.  5  Aug.  1855. 

MACPHERSON,  Lewis,  1837-9.     CI.  1,  2. 

MACQUEEN,  Daniel,  1840-2.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  6  May  1826  ;  s.  of  Col.  Andrew 
Lyon  Macqueen,  H.E.I.C.S. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ. ;  L'ficole  de  Clamart, 
Paris,  and  afterwards  travelled  on  the 
Continent ;  Dep.  Surg. -Gen.  R.A.M.C. ;  Ass. 
Surg.  29th  Ft.  1850;  Surg.  1858;  Surg.- 
Maj.  1870  ;  ret.  1877  as  Hon.  Dep.  Surg.- 
Gen.  ;  m.  Keturah  Jane,  dau.  of  the  late 
James  Gerard  of  Midstrath,  Aberdeenshire  ; 
d.  21  Oct.  1906. 

MACTIER,  Robert  Fcrgusson,  1840-3. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  20  June  1828;  s.  of 
Anthony  Mactier  of  Durris,  Kincar- 
dineshire. 

Haileybury,  1S46-8;  H.E.I.C.S.;  Bom. 
C.S.  1848-83;  Judge  of  Satara;  ret.  1883; 
m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Lt.-Col.  George  Germaine 
Cochrane,  37th  Regt.,  J. P.,  D.L.  Argyllshire; 
d.  20  March  1910. 

MERCER,  William  Wilson,  1837-40. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1828;  s.  of  William 
Mercer,  W.S.,  Castle  Street. 

Capt.  7th  M.N.I.  ;  Ensign,  1849  ;  Lt. 
1855;   Capt.  1866;   d.  1869. 

MONILAWS,  Alexander  George,  1840-2. 
CI.  4,  5.     b.  1  April  1828  ;   s.  of  Rev. 
James  Monilaws,  Min.  of  Annan. 
W.S.  1851  ;   d.  15  Feb.  1858. 

MONTGOMERY,  Thomas  Henry,  1837- 
41.  CI.  1-4.  b.  21  Aug.  1828  ;  s.  of 
Sir  James  Montgomery,  Bart.,  of 
Stanhope,  Stobo  Castle. 

Of  Hattonburn,  Kinross ;  Capt.  42nd 
Highs.  ;  Ensign,  1847 ;  Lt.  1852  ;  Capt. 
1854  ;  ret.  1858  ;  m.  Anna  Maria  Johnstone, 
Carberry  Tower,  Musselburgh  ;  d.  Jan.  1879. 

MOUBRAY,  Thomas,  1838-42.     CI.  2-5. 
b.  1  Feb.  1827  ;    s.  of  John  Moubray 
of  Cambus. 
d.  28  Feb.  1846. 


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95 


MURDOCH,  John  H.,  1839-43.     CI.  3-G. 

NEMBHARD,  William,  1840-2.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  1828  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Nembhard, 
12  Darnavvay  Street. 

Maj.-Gen.  B.S.C.  ;  Ensign  55th  B.N.I. 
1845;  Lt.  1850;  Capt.  i860;  Maj.  1865; 
Lt.-Col.  1871  ;  Col.  1876;  ret.  Maj.-Gen. 
1877  ;  served  with  army  of  the  Sutlej 
against  Sikhs  in  1846  ;  during  war  of  1852-3 
in  Burma  (medal  with  clasp  for  '  Pegu  ')  ; 
also  throughout  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of 
1857-8  ;  present  at  Dumoh  when  town  was 
attacked  by  mutineers  and  rebels  in  July, 
and  again  on  5  Aug.,  1857  ;  also  present  at 
attack  on  fort  of  Nursurghur,  and  at  attack 
in  Kullmyee  Pass,  near  Jubbulpore,  by  a 
body  of  rebels  on  27  Sept.  1857  (medal)  ; 
d.  17  Feb.  1905. 

NEAVMARCH,  Charles  Douglas,  1838-40. 
CI.  2,  3.     b.  1827. 

Addiscombe,  1843-4 ;  Lt.-Col.  R.E. 
(Bengal)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1844  ;  Lt.  1851  ;  Capt. 
1858  ;  Lt.-Col.  1867  ;  served  in  Burma, 
1853  (medal)  ;   d.  1869. 

PATERSOX,  Peter,  1839-41.     CI.  3,  4. 

PEARSON,  Andrew  Adam,  1837-42. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  30  May  1827;  s.  of 
Alexander  Pearson,  W.S.,  17  Royal 
Circus. 

Of  Luce  ;  W.S.  1851  ;  m.  1855  Octavia, 
dau.  of  Alexander  Gillespie  of  Sunnyside, 
Lanarkshire  ;   d.  19  July  1861. 

RATTRAY,  Alexander,  1839-40.  CI.  3. 
b.  25  Nov.  1825 ;  s.  of  Robert 
Rattray,  W.S.,  of  Blackcraig. 

Madras  CoU.  St.  Andrews ;  M.A.  Edin. 
Univ.  ;  Medal  Moral  Philos.  CI.  1846-7 ; 
admitted  to  chapel  of  Camlachie,  1853  ; 
Camlachie  was  erected  into  a  quoad  sacra 
parish  Under  the  name  of  Parkhead  in 
1867,  of  which  he  remained  minister  until 
his  death  ;  m.  (i)  1848  Marie  Ann  Wellwood 
Boswell ;  {2)  1886  Margaret,  dau.  of  Rev. 
James  Arthur,  Springbum ;  d.  21  Dec. 
1904. 

RENNY,  George  Henry,  1837-40.  CI, 
1-3.  b.  6  May  1827  ;  s.  of  William 
Renny  of  Danevale  Park,  W.S.,  16 
Royal  Circus. 

92nd  Highs.  ;  Ensign,  1847  ;  ret.  1849  ; 
d.  12  March  1859. 

ROBERTSON,  Patrick,  1837-9.     CI.  1,  2. 

b.  2  Sept.  1827  ;  s.  of  James  Saunders 
Robertson,  W.S.,  7  Randolph  Cliff. 

Mercantile  Marine  Service ;  rose  to  be 
master ;  ship  lost  with  all  hands  on  voyage 
from  New  Orleans  to  Santiago  in  Texas, 
Sept.  1858. 

RUSSELL,  James,  1837-42.     CI.  1-5. 

Farmer,  Midlothian. 


RUTHERFORD,  John  C.  O.,  1839-40. 
CI.  3. 

SLMSON.  Francis  Bruce,  1840-3.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  21  Sept.  1827;  s.  of  William  Bruce, 
H.E.I.C.S.  (Bombay). 

Haileybury,  1845-7;  H.E.I.C.S.  and  I.C.S. 
1847-72;  Comr.  of  Dacca.  Author:  Sport  in 
Eastern  Bengal,  1886.  m.  1874  Mary,  dau.  of 
Rev.  J.  H.  Taylor;  d.  28  May  1899. 

SMALL,    John,     1837-43.     CI.     1-6.     b. 

3  Feb.    1828 ;     s.    of    John    Small, 
Librarian,  Edin.  Univ. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  LL.D.  1886 ;  Lib- 
rarian, Edin.  Univ.  ;  edited  the  works  or 
poems  of  Gavin  Douglas,  Bishop  of  Dunkeld  ; 
Select  Remains  of  the  Ancient  Popular 
and  Romance  Poetry  of  Scotland,  jtly.  with 
David  Laing,  LL.D.  ;  English  Metrical 
Homilies  from  MSS.  of  the  Fourteenth 
Century,  with  Introduction  and  Notes, 
etc.  etc.  ;   d.  20  Aug.  1886. 

SMITH,  David  Hogarth,  1841-4.  CI, 
5-7.  b.  1828 ;  s.  of  Rev.  George 
Smith,  D.D.,  Min.  of  the  Tolbooth 
Parish,  4  Randolph  Cliff. 

Indigo  -  planter,  Bengal;  d.  Aug.  1846 
at  Mauritius  on  way  home. 

SMITH,  George  Freer,  1841-3.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1827;  s.  of  Rev.  George  Smith, 
D.D.,  Min.   of  the  Tolbooth  Parish, 

4  Randolph  Cliff, 

C.E.  in  India;    d.  1873  at  Lahore. 

SMITH,  James,  1838-42.  CI,  2-5,  s. 
of  Mr.  Smith,  Timber  Merchant, 
Liverpool, 

B.C.S.  (unco venan ted). 

SPROT,  George  Hill,  1888-9,  CI.  2. 
b.  1827;  s.  of  Mark  Sprot,  D.L. 
and  J.P.,  of  Gamkirk,  Lanarkshire. 

Lt.  2nd  Bengal  Europ.  Regt.  (now  Royal 
Munster  Fus.)  ;  Ensign,  1846;  Lt.  1848; 
killed  at  Goojerat,  21  Feb.  1849,  in  the 
attack  on  the  village  of  Burra  Kabra ; 
memorial  in  St.  Giles,  erected  by  his  brother 
officers. 

STEPHENS,  James  Innes,  1837-9.  CI, 
1,  2,     b.  1827, 

Ensign  12th  B.N.I.  1846;   d.  I  Oct.  1847. 

STEUART,  Charles,  1837-42.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  7  Dec.  1827  ;  s.  of  James  Steuart, 
W.S.,  8  Doune  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1851  ;  d.  9  May  1888. 

STUART,  WiUiam  Eddington,  1839-43. 
CI.  3-6.     b.  1828. 

Maj.  15th  Huss.  ;  Cornet,  1851  ;  Lt. 
1855;  Capt.  1858;  Maj.  1864;  ret.  1868; 
received    Turkish    medal    and    the   4th   cl. 


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Medjidie  for  services  as  A.D.C.  to  Maj.-Gen. 
M.  W.  Smith,  commanding  Osmanli  Cav.  in 
Crimean  campaign,  1854-6. 

SYDSERFF,  Francis  Buchan,  1839-12. 
CI.  8-5.     b.  1826  ;    s.  of  John  Buchan 
Sydserif  of  Ruchlaw. 
d.  1846. 

TURNBULL,  Phipps,  1838-43.     CI.  2-G. 
b.    1827 ;     s.    of    Gteorge    Tumbull, 
Farmer,  Hawick. 
Merchant  in  Australia  ;   d.  c.  1900. 

WATSON,    Hugh,    1837-9,    1842-6.     CI. 
1-7.     b.  1826 ;    s.  of  Hugh  Watson, 
W.S.,  of  Torsonce,  Midlothian, 
d.  20  Nov.  1849. 

WATT,  Alexander,  1839-42.     CI.  3-5, 

WEMYSS,  James  Balfour,  1 838-9,     CI.  2. 
b.  1828;    s.  of  Maj.  James  Wemyss 


(4th  D.G.)  of  Wemyss  Hall,  Cupar, 
Fife. 

Jesus  Coll.  Cantab ;  B..\.  1851  ;  of 
Wemyss  Hall,  near  Cupar ;  Maj.  Fife 
Mil.;  went  to  N.Z. ;  m.  (i)  1857  Marie 
Asheton,  dau.  of  George  Slater,  Beadle, 
Yorks  ;  (2)  1892  Annie,  e.  dau.  of  William 
Hugh  ISarnikel ;   d. 

WILLIAM,  WilHam,  1840-1.     CI.  4. 

WILSON,  William,  1840-3.     CI.  4-6.    b. 
1827. 

Schol.  St.  Cath.*s  CoU.  Cantab;  B.A. 
1850;  M.A.  1853;  Ch.  of  Eng. ;  D.  1851 ; 
P.  1852  ;  R.  of  Stoke  Bruern,  Dio.  Pet, 
1885  (Patron  B.N.C.  Oxon) ;  fmly.  C.  of 
Isham,  Northants,  1851-3  ;  West  Wratting, 
Cambs,  1855-9  ;  R-  ol  Teversham,  Cambs, 
1859-67  ;  V.  of  Waterbeach,  Cambs,  1867-3  ; 
R.  of  Narbeth  with  Robeston-Wathen,  1873- 
85  ;  d.  1896. 

YOUNG,  Patrick  H.,  1837-9.     CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Dr.  Young,  Royal  Terrace ;  d. 


MR,  MACDOUGALL'S  CLASS,  1838-45 


ANDERSON,    John    Walker,    1838-41, 
CI.  1-3.     b.  1829. 

Of  Anderson,  Hober  and  Co.,  Hamburg; 
d.  1911  in  London. 


BAIRD,  William,  1841-4. 
Went  to  N.Y. 


CI.  4-6, 


BALFOUR,  Hugh  Melville,  1838-43. 
CI,  1-5.  b.  1828  ;  s.  of  John  Balfour, 
23  Pilrig  Street. 

Ass.  Surg.  H.E.I.C.S. ;  d.  29  Dec.  1853. 

BALLARD,  John  Archibald,  1838-45. 
CI.  1-7.     b.  1829. 

Gen.;  H.E.I.C.S.  (Bom.  Engineers) ;  C.B., 
D.C.L. ;  Master  of  Bom.  Mint ;  2nd  Lt.  1848  ; 
Lt.  1854  ;  Capt.  1858  ;  Maj.  1858  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1858  ;  Col.  1866  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1868  ;  Lt.-Gen. 
1878  ;  ret.  as  Gen.  1878  ;  served  in  cam- 
paign on  Danube,  1854-5,  with  Omar  Pasha 
(with  rank  of  Lt.-Col.),  including  siege  of 
SUistria  (where  he  was  the  only  British 
officer  in  the  garrison  when  the  siege  was 
raised),  battle  of  Giurgevo,  and  advance  to 
Bucharest ;  served  on  staff  of  Turkish  Army 
in  Crimean  campaign,  including  battle  of 
Eupatoria,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  occupa- 
tion of  Kertch  ;  on  return  from  Kertch  was 
appointed  to  command  the  Turkish  Rifle 
Brigade  of  three  battaUons  before  Sebastopol, 
and  took  his  corps  to  Mingrelia,  where  it 
formed  the  advanced  guard  during  cam- 
paign, and  was  first  to  engage  the  enemy 
at  Ingor ;  served  as  A.Q.M.G.  and  Supt.  of 
the  Intell.  Dept.  of  the  Persian  Expedi- 
tionary Force  in  1856-7,  and  was  present 
at  storming  of  Reshire,  capture  of  Bushire, 
and  battle  of  Khooshab  ;  served  as  A.Q.M.G. 


of  Rajpootana  F.F.,  and  afterwards  of 
Malwa  Div.,  in  1858-9,  including  siege  and 
assault  of  Kotah,  pursuit  of  Tantia  Topee, 
engagements  with  Gwalior  mutineers  at 
Sanganeer,  Kotharia,  and  Rajpore ;  received 
for  the  Russian  War  brev.  of  Maj.  and 
C.B.,  Crimean  medal  with  clasp.  Order  of 
Medjidie,  medal  for  Silistria  and  Turkish 
gold  medal  with  Sword  of  Honour  for  the 
Danubian  campaign,  Persian  medcil  with 
clasp,  brev.  of  Lt.-Col.  for  Indian  Mutiny, 
the  special  thanks  of  H.M.'s  Govt,  through 
Lord  Raglan  for  services  at  Silistria,  and 
eight  times  desp. ;  portrait  in  hall ;  d.  i  April 
1880  at  the  Pass  of  Thermopylae;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  i.  118. 

BOGLE,  George,  1838-40.     CI.  1,  2. 

Mercantile  Marine. 

BOILEAU,  Charles  Elhott,  1840-41. 
CI.  3.  b,  20  March  1829  ;  s.  of  Lt.- 
Col,  John  P.  W.  BoUeau,  B.H.A. 

Lt.  B.  Cav.  ;  cut  up  with  a  party  of  six 
sowars  at  Gonda  while  in  pursuit  of  Fuzul 
Ali,  a  notorious  Oude  outlaw  ;  d.  8  March 
1857;  buried  at  Lucknow. 

BOWIE,   Duncan   Macdougall,   1838-44, 
CI.  1-6.     b.  8  Nov.  1828  ;    s.  of  John 
Bowie,  W.S.,  of  Camsiscan. 
d.  6  June  1852. 

BREMNER,  James,  1838-9.  CI.  1.  b. 
1829  ;  s.  of  William  Bremner,  Col. 
H.E.I.C.S. 

Went  to  Barbadoes ;  d.  i  May  1857  at  sea. 


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BROWN,   John,    1842-4.     CI.    5,    6.     b. 
1829. 
d.  1854. 

BROWN,  William,  1838-43.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1830  ;  s.  of  James  Brown,  one  of 
the  original  proprietors  of  the  E.A., 
first  Pres.  of  Soe.  of  Accountants  in 
Edin. 

Scot.  Nav.  and  Mil.  Acad.  1843-7  ; 
Addiscombe,  1847-9;  H.E.I.C.S. ;  B.  Art.  ; 
transferred  to  R.A.  1861  ;  2nd  Lt.  1849  ; 
Maj.  1872  ;  ret.  as  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  1872  ; 
served  during  Indian  Mutiny;  m.  Fanny, 
3rd  dau.  of  Wm.  Edmund  Lycett  of  Bowdon 
Vale,  Cheshire ;  d.  5  April  1912 ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xix.  130. 

BRUCE,  Alexander  James,  1838-41. 
CI.  1-3.     b.  1828. 

Maj.-Gen.  M.S.C.  ;  Ensign  14th  M.N.I. 
1845  ;  Lt.  1851  ;  Capt.  M.S.C.  1857  ;  Maj. 
1865 ;  Lt.-Col.  1871  ;  Col.  1876 ;  Hon. 
Maj.-Gen.  1877  ;   d.  9  May  1906. 

BRUCE,  George  Cadell,  1838-42.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  23  Jan.  1830;  s.  of  Alex. 
Fairlie  Bruce,  Wardieburn  House. 

C.E. ;  of  Bruce  and  Cunningham,  Edin.  ; 
m.  1855  Roberta  Cadell ;   d.  1908. 

BURN-MURDOCH,  James  M'Gibbon, 
1838-40.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  28  Nov.  1828  ; 
s.  of  John  Burn-Murdoch  of  Coldoch 
and  Gartincaber. 

Downing  Coll.  Cantab,  1856  ;  B.A.  1859  ; 
M.A.  1863  ;  Cornet  3rd  King's  Own  Huss.  ; 
transferred  to  loth  Huss.,  in  which  he 
served  in  India  and  Crimea  (Crimean 
medal,  Sebastopol  clasp,  and  Turkish  medal)  ; 
transferred  to  6th  D.G. ;  ret.  1856;  Ch.  of 
Eng. ;  D.  1861;  P.  1862;  V.  of  Riverhead, 
Kent,  1863-1904;  also  by  dispensation  V.  of 
Dunton  Green,  1890-1904;  R.D.  of  Shore- 
ham,  Kent,  1879-1904;  Surrogate,  1880;  Hon. 
Can.  of  Canterbury  Cathedral,  1897-1904  ; 
m.  1856  Maria  Hannah,  dau.  of  John  Francis 
Carr  of  Carr  Lodge  and  New  Lodge,  Co. 
Yorks ;  d.  23  March  1904 ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xi.  98. 

CADELL,  John,  1838-44.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
5  June  1829  ;  s.  of  John  Cadell  of 
Tranent,  Advocate. 

Of  John  Barbour  and  Co.,  Liverpool ; 
d.  II  April  1863. 

CAMPBELL,  George,  1838-41.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1828. 

Capt.  ist  Royals  (Drag.);  Cornet,  1848; 
Lt.  1848;  Capt.  1853;  ret.  1857;  Crimean 
War,  1854-55 ;  charge  of  the  Heavy  Brigade. 

CARPHIN,  George,  1838-41.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  5  Nov.  1828  ;  s.  of  George  Carphin, 
Commissary  Clerk  of  Edin.,  8  Salisbury 
Road. 


Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.  ;  Agent  at 
Dunkeld;  m.  Janet,  dau.  of  Prin.  Cunning- 
ham ;  d.  17  July  1880. 

CATHCART,    John,    1838-42.     CI.    1-4. 
b.    1828;     s.    of    Ehas    Cathcart    of 
Auchendranc,  Advocate. 
d.  1854  in  India. 

CHANCELLOR,  Alexander,  1838-41. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  27  March  1827;  s.  of 
Alexander  Chancellor  of  Shicldhill, 
Lanarkshire. 

Capt.  75th  Ft.  ;  Ensign  27th  Ft.  1846  ; 
Lt.  27th  Ft.  1848  ;  Capt.  75th  Regt.  1852  ; 
wounded  at  Delhi  night  before  assault; 
d.  of  wounds,  4  Oct.  1857. 

CHANCELLOR,  Edward,  1838-44. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  22  Sept.  1828  ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Chancellor  of  Shieldhill, 
Lanarkshire. 

W.S.  1856  ;  Agent  B.L.  Co.  Bank  (West 
End  Branch),  Edin.  ;  m.  1866  Ann  Helen, 
o.  dau.  of  John  Robert  Tod,  W.S.  ;  d.  30 
April  1907. 

CHRISTISON,  David,  1838-44.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  25  Jan.  1830;  s.  of  Robert 
Christison,   M.D.,   Prof.   Edin.   Univ. 

(cr.  Bart.  1871). 

M.D.  Edin.  1851  ;  F.R.C.P.E.  1863  ; 
LL.D.  Edin.  1906 ;  Ass.  Phys.  Renkioi 
Hosp.,  Dardanelles,  Crimean  War,  1854-5  ; 
Sec.  to  Soc.  of  Antiquaries,  Scot.,  1888-95, 
and  '  Rhind  '  Lecturer,  1894.  Author  : 
Early  Fortifications  in  Scotland,  1898, 
and  of  many  papers  published  in  the  Pro- 
ceedings of  the  Soc.  of  Antiquaries  and  of 
Botanical  Soc.  of  Edin.  m.  Susanna 
Hodgson,  dau.  of  Andrew  Cassels  Brown  of 
Formby,  Lanes  ;  d.  21  Jan.  1912  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xix.  65. 

CLERK,  Alexander,  1838-42.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  22  Dec.  1828  ;  s.  of  Right  Hon.  Sir 
George  Clerk,  Bart.,  of  Penicuik. 

Maj.-Gen.  A.S.C.  ;  Dep.  Ass.  Corny. - 
Gen.  1854 ;  Ass.  Comy.-Gen.  1865  ;  Lt.- 
Col.  1873  ;  transferred  to  C.  and  T.  Staff, 
1880  ;  Hon.  Col.  1881  ;  Col.  1888,  ranking 
as  Maj.-Gen.  ;  ret.  1888  ;  served  in  Crimean 
campaign,  1854-5,  at  battles  of  Alma, 
Inkermann,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (medal 
with  three  clasps  and  Turkish  medal)  ; 
N.Z.  War,  1864-6  (medal)  ;  m.  Edith  Mary 
Buchanan;    d.  11  Nov.  1912. 

COLLINGWOOD,  John,  1839-40.  CI.  2. 
b.  25  Dec.  1826  ;  s.  of  Henry  John 
William  Collingwood  of  Lilburn  Tower 
and  Cornhill  House. 

Of  Cornhill  -  on  -  Tweed,  Coldstream  ; 
S.  father,  1840;  Comet  4th  D.G.  1846; 
Lt.  1848  ;  ret.  1850 ;  m.  1861  Jane,  2nd 
dau.  of  John  Lumsdeu  of  Learmonth,  near 
Coldstream  ;    d.  17  Aug.  1896. 


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COLLINGWOOD,  William  Pope,  1839- 
40.  a.  2.  b.  2  Nov.  1829;  s.  of 
Henry  John  William  Collingwood 
of  Lilburn  Tower  and  Comhill  House. 

Maj.-Gen.  C.M.G.  1879;  2nd  Lt.  37th 
Rect.  1847 ;  Lt.  21st  Fus.  1850  ;  Capt. 
1854;  RIaj.  1856;  Lt.-Col.  1868;  Col. 
1877  ;  h.p.  1879  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1886  ;  served 
with  '37th  Regt.  in  rebellion  of  1848  in 
Ceylon  ;  served  with  21st  Fus.  in  Crimea 
from  II  July  1855,  including  siege  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol ;  also  exped.  to  Kinbourn 
(medal  with  clasp  and  Turkish  medal)  ; 
from  Nov.  1855  to  Nov.  1856  commanded 
a  batt.  of  the  Land  Transport  Corps ; 
commanded  troops  on  board  the  '  Spartan  ' 
steamer  when  wrecked  on  the  Dog  Rocks, 
E.  Africa,  5  July  1856,  on  returning  from 
Crimea,  and  for  his  services  throughout 
this  trying  occasion  received  brev.  of  Maj., 
Lord  Panmure,  War  Minister,  expressing  his 
approbation,  as  did  also  H.R.H.  the  Com.- 
in-Chf.,  of  conduct  of  officers  and  men  as 
being  highly  honourable  to  them  ;  proceeded 
to  S.  Africa  in  1879  in  command  of  2nd 
Batt.  2ist  Fus.,  and  commanded  the  2nd 
Brig,  of  the  2nd  Div.  during  latter  part  of 
Zulu  War  (C.M.G. ,  medal  with  clasp) ;  carried 
out  satisfactorily  transfer  of  his  batt.  from 
s.s.  '  City  of  Paris  '  when  wrecked  on  enter- 
ing Simon's  Bay  on  21  March  1879  ;  m. 
1854  Jane  Constance,  e.  dau.  of  Folliott 
Thornton  Mostyn  ;   d.  11  April  1898. 

GUMMING,  William  Gordon,  1840-1. 
CI.  3.  b.  2  June  1829 ;  s.  of  Sir 
William  Gordon  Cumming  of  Altyre 
and  Gordonstoun,  Bart.,  Chief  of 
Clan  Cumming. 

Lt.-Col.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  Ensign  17th  Bom  N.L 
1846  ;  Lt.  1853  ;  Capt.  1858  ;  Maj.  1858  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1868  ;  ret.  1868  ;  received  thanks 
of  Govt,  of  India  for  his  services  during  the 
Mutiny  in  enrolUng  a  splendid  corps  of  800 
Bheel  police;  a  great  sportsman  and  big 
game  hunter.  Author  :  Wild  Men  and  Wild 
Beasts.  m.  (i)  Alexa  Angelica  Hervey 
Brand  ;  (2)  the  Hon.  Violet  Willoughby, 
dau.  of  Baron  Middleton  ;   d.  28  April  1908. 

DELISLE,  Robert  A.^,  1838-9.     CI.  1. 
d.  1839. 

DELISLE,  William,  1838-40.     CI.  1,  2. 

DICK,  John  Simeon  Eraser,  1840-3. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  1829  ;  s.  of  Abercromby 
Dick,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Forres  Street. 

Maj.  Land  Transport  Corps ;  Ensign, 
1847;  Lt.  1850;  Capt.  1855;  Maj.  1857; 
h.p.  1859  ;  served  in  Crimea  from  1855  as 
D.A.Q.M.G.,  attached  to  Land  Transport 
Corps,  including  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
and  attacks  of  18  June  and  8  Sept ;  accom- 
panied exped.  to  Kertch  and  Yenikale 
(medal  and  clasp  and  Turkish  medal)  ; 
d.  1864. 


DRUMMOND,  William,  1838-43.  CI. 
1-5. 

Went  to  Australia. 

DUDGEON,  James  J.,  1838-43.     CI.  1  -5. 

b.  1828. 

Capt.  22nd  and  80th  Ft.  ;  Ensign,  1846  ; 
Lt.  1848  ;  Capt.  1858  ;  P.M.  1866  ;  served 
with  80th  Regt.  in  campaign  inOude,  1858-9 
(medal) ;  d.  1867. 

DUNCAN,  James,  1838-44.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  15  Jan.  1828 ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Duncan  of  Grenada,  B.W.I.,  78  Great 
King  Street. 

B.A.  Pembroke  Coll.  Cantab;  Ch.  of  Eng.; 
C.  Bridgewater;  d.  25  Oct.  1857. 

FARQUHAR,  William  G.,  1838-9.  CI.  1. 
b.  1829. 

H.E.I.C.S. ;  Madras  Engineers  ;  Ensign, 
1846  ;  Lt.  1848  ;  Sappers  and  Miners,  1852  ; 
d.  i860. 

FORBES,  George  Edward,  1838-43.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  8  Aug.  1828  ;  s.  of  George 
Forbes,  Banker,  of  West  Coates 
House. 

Grange  School,  Sunderland  ;  Edin.  Univ. ; 
went  to  Australia  in  1847,  and  becarne  one 
of  the  pioneer  squatters  on  the  Brisbane 
River  at  CoUnton,  which  was  both  a  sheep 
and  cattle  station;  cdso  owned  stations  on 
the  Darling  Downs,  and  property  near  Towns- 
ville,  N.  Queensland ;  m.  Louisa  Lillias,  dau. 
of  Archibald  Trotter  of  Dreghorn,  Mid- 
lothian; d.  2  July  1881. 

FULLARTON,    Thomas,    1838-43.     CI. 
1-5.     b.  1829. 
d.  1849. 

GAMMELL,  Frederick  Ernest,  1838-43. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  Aug.  1827  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
James  Gammell  of  Ardiffcry,  late 
92nd  Highs. 

Addiscorabe,  1845-6  ;  Capt.  Bengal  Art.  ; 
Ensign,  1846;  Lt.  1853;  ret.  1858;  m. 
Marion,  dau.  of  Dr.  Jas.  Slimon,  Lesmaha- 
gow  ;    d.  23  Feb.  1902. 

GAMMELL,  Harcourt  Thomas,  1838-43. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1828  ;  s.  of  Capt.  James 
Gammell  of  Ardiffery,  late  92nd 
Highs.  ;    Dux  CI.  5,  1843. 

Capt.  R.N.  ;  Lieut.  1852  ;  Coram.  1869  ; 
ret.  1874  ;  Capt.  1884  ;  m.  Frances  Hatch  ; 
d.  1904. 

GOODSIR,  Archibald,  1840-2.     CI.  3,  4. 
b.    1828 ;     s.   of   Alexander   Goodsir, 
Sec.  B.L.  Co.,  3  Queen  Street, 
d.  1849. 


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GREIG,  James  H.,  1838-41.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1829. 

d.  while  attending  school,  1841. 

GROVE,  William  George,  1838-42.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  3  Nov.  1827  ;  s.  of  Francis 
Grove,  Capt.  R.N. 

Col.  M.S.C. ;  Ensign  32nd  M.N.I.  1848  ; 
Lt.  1852;  Capt.  1864;  Maj.  1868;  Lt.-Col. 
1874;  ret.  as  Col.  1877;  chiefly  employed 
on  pohce  work  in  Burma,  etc. ;  for  a  time 
Gov.  of  the  Andaman  Islands ;  m.  Sarah 
Gray  ;    d.  13  Dec.  1897. 

HALL,  Alfred,  1838-42.     CI.  1-4. 

HALL,  Robert,  1838-42.     CI.  1-4. 

Merchant,  Maranham,  Brazil. 

HAMILTON,  John  James,  1841-5.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  19  May  1829 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
George  Hamilton,  Min.  Ch.  of  Scot., 
Kirkcudbright ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1844 ; 
Math.  Medal,  1845. 

Mining  Engineer,  California,  Mexico, 
Chili,  Peru,  India,  and  S.  Africa;  m.  Mary 
A.  S.  Foster.  Address  :  56  Castle  Bar  Road, 
EaHng. 


HAMILTON,  Robert  Gordon,  1840-3. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  20  Dec.  1827;  s.  of 
Rev.  George  Hamilton,  Min.  Ch.  of 
Scot.,  Kirkcudbright. 

Merchant,  Liverpool;  of  R.  G.  Hamilton 
and  Co.  ;  m.  Ellen  Charlotte  Jones  ;  d.  14 
May  1878. 

HOME,  Sir  John,  Bart.,  1839-43.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  4  Aug.  1829 ;  s.  of  Sir 
James  Home,  Bart.,  of  Blackadder. 

S.  father,  1836;  Sub-Lieut.  R.N.  ;  d. 
26  March  1849. 

HOPE,  Charles  Webley,  1838-9.  Q.  1. 
b.  21  April  1829  ;  s.  of  Charies  Hope, 
Rear-Adm.  R.N. 

Rear-Adm.  R.N.  ;  Lieut.  11  May  1848; 
Comm.  2  Aug.  1854  ;  Capt.  15  May  1861  ; 
Rear-Adm.  i  Aug.  1877  ;  entered  Navy, 
1841  ;  served  as  cadet  on  '  Warspite '  in 
Mediterranean  and  W.  India  Station ; 
Flag-Lieut,  to  Adm.  Corrie  in  Baltic,  1854, 
and  received  Baltic  medal  ;  in  i860  com- 
manded '  Flying  Fish,'  one  of  the  squadron 
accompanying  Prince  of  Wales  to  Canada ; 
posted  in  1864  to  H.M.S.  '  Brisk,'  and  served 
for  four  years  on  Australian  Station  ;  com- 
manded '  Audacious '  at  Hull  for  three  years, 
and  appointed  to '  Resistance,'  in  the  Channel 
Squadron,  in  1875  ;  attained  flag  rank,  Aug. 
1877,  and  appointed  Adm.-Supt.,  Devonport 
Dockyard,  Feb.  1879  ;  Naval  A.D.C.  to 
Queen  Victoria  from  1873  to  1877  ;  F.R.G.S., 
and  author  of  many  articles  on  naval  and 
other  subjects  in  Blackwood's  Magazine  and 
other  papers  ;  m.  Ellen,  e.  dau.  of  G.  B.  J. 
Jordan  of  Pigeonsford,  Llangranog,  Cardi- 
ganshire;    d.  13  Feb.  1880. 


HOSKINS,  George  Richard,  1842-5.     CI. 
5-7.     b.  1829. 

Pembroke  Coll.  Oxon;  B.A.  1854;  M.A. 
1857;  Ch.  of  Eng. ;  D.  1854;  P-  1855  Lich.  ; 
V.  of  Setmurthy,  Cockermouth,  Cumberland, 
and  Hon.  Can.  of  CarUsle  Cathedral,  1869-96  ; 
fmly.  C.  of  Wednesbury,  1854-5 ;  Cocker- 
mouth,  1856-9;  P.C.  of  St.  Bridget,  Becker- 
met,  1859-66;  Ev.  Lect.  All  SS.,  Cocker- 
mouth,  1866-79;  P.C.  of  Setmurthy,  Cumb, 
1866-92;  C.  of  Wythop,  Cumb,  1870-3;  P.C. 
1873-94;  R.D.  of  Cockermouth,  1872-82;  d. 


HUGHES,  Alexander,  1838-40.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1829. 

d.  1849. 

HUMBLE,  Edward,  1838-9.     CI.  1. 

INNES,  John,  1838-9,  1843-5.  CI.  1,  5,  6. 
b.  1829  ;  s.  of  Cosmo  Innes,  Advocate, 
Sheriff  of  Nairn  and  Morayshire. 

Ensign  46th  M.N.I.  1848  ;  d.  6  April  1854. 

JARDINE,  Alexander,  1840-4.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  10  Feb.  1829  ;  s.  of  Sir  WiUiani 
Jardine,  7th  Bart,  of  Applegirth. 

C.E. ;  Jardinehall,  Dumfriesshire  ;  served 
with  Robert  Stephenson,  and  was  associated 
with  him  in  many  of  his  most  celebrated 
engineering  works  ;  S.  father  as  8th  Bart, 
of  Applegirth  in  1874  ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for 
Co.  of  Dumfries  ;  Convener  of  Co.  in  1877- 
1890 ;  one  of  H.M.'s  Commissioners  for 
Wales,  and  held  other  appointments  in 
connection  with  land  under  the  Bd.  of 
Agriculture;  m.  i860  Henrietta,  dau.  of 
William  Younger  of  Craigielands,  Dumfries- 
shire; d.  Feb.  1893. 

KEITH,  William  Alexander,  1838-44. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1829;  s.  of  James 
Keith,  F.R.C.S.E.,  10  Wemyss  Place. 

St.  Mary's  Hall,  Oxon ;  B.A.  1853  ; 
M.A.  1854 ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1855  ;  P. 
1856 ;  V.  of  Burham,  Rochester,  Kent, 
1868-88 ;  fmly.  C.  of  Ch.  Ch.,  Derby,  1855-6  ; 
Repton,  1856-7  ;  All  SS.,  Maidstone,  1857-8  ; 
Burham,  1858-68  ;   d.  i888. 

KINLOCH,  Charles,  1838-43.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  25  April  1828;  s.  of  Charles 
Kinloch  of  Gourdie,  Capt.  52nd  Regt. 

Bonn  Univ. ;  Wine  Merchant ;  head 
of  Charles  Kinloch  and  Co.,  Lond.  ;  m. 
Harriet,  dau.  of  Henry  Lacy  Kingston ; 
d.  23  Aug.  1897. 

LAXCEY,  William,  1839-45.  CI.  2-7.  b. 
1829. 

d.  1853. 

LANE,  Arthur  Benjamin,  1839-45.     CI. 
2-7.     b.  1829  ;  from  Quebec, 
d.  1846. 


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LATHAM,    Oliver    Matthew,     1838-40. 

CI.  1,  2.     b.  1829. 

Capt.  48th  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1847 ;  Lt. 
1849  ;   Capt.  1852  ;   ret.  i860. 

LEARMONTH,  Alexander,  1888-42.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  26  Aug.  1829  ;  s.  of  John 
Lcarmonth  of  Dean,  6  Moray  Place. 

Of  Dean;  Lt.-Col.  17th  Lancers  ;  Cornet, 
1849;  Lt.  1850;  Capt.  1854;  Maj.  1856; 
Lt.-Col.  1859  ;  ret.  1859  ;  served  m  Eastern 
campaign,  1854-5  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
m.  Charlotte  Salter,  e.  dau.  of  Lt.-Gen. 
Humphrey  Lyons,  Bengal  Army;  d.  10 
March  1887. 

LINDESAY,  William  F.,  1839-40.     CI.  2. 

Coffee-planter,  Kandy,  Ceylon. 

LYON,  William  Fleming,  1888-44,  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1828 ;  s.  of  George  Lyon, 
W.S.,  of  Wester  Ogil. 

Merchant  in  Odessa  ;   d.  2  July  1876. 

M' ALPINE,   Walter   Addison,    1838-44. 
CI.     1-6.     b.     1829 ;      s.     of    James 
M'Alpine,  7  Henderson  Row. 
d.  1864. 

M'DOUGALL,  Patrick,  1839-42.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  1828. 

Comm.  R.N.  ;  Lieut.  1849  ;  Comm.  1856; 
d.  1864. 

MACKENZIE,  George,  1838-45.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  12  Sept.  1828 ;  s.  of  Richard 
Mackenzie,  W.S.,  of  Dolphinton. 

W.S.  1852  ;  m.  1858  Agnes,  2nd  dau.  of 
James  Valentine  Hagart  of  Glendelvine, 
Perthshire;   d.  16  Sept.  1871. 

MACNISH,  WiUiam  Lear,  1838-45.     CI. 
1-7.     b.  1829  ;  s.  of  William  Macnish, 
M.D.,  2  Scotland  Street, 
d.  1854. 

M'VITIE,  Henry,   1840-3.     CI.   3-5.     b. 

1828. 
M.D.  Edin.  1848  ;  d.  1859. 

MAITLAND,  James  W.,  1838-44.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1829  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Mait- 
land,  Advocate  (Lord  Dundrennan), 
Senator  of  the  College  of  Justice. 

Of  Maitland  Phelps  and  Co.,  N.Y.,  U.S.A. ; 
m.  Agnes  O'Reilly  ;   d.  i860. 

MENZIES,  John,  1837-43.     CI.  1-5.     b. 
1828. 
d.  1851. 

MOFFAT,  Thomas,  1841-2.  CI,  4.  b. 
30  April  1825  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Moffat 
of  Barbuie,  Glencairn,  Dumfries. 


Of  Drumbuie,  Sanquhar,'  1  Dumfries  ; 
Farmer;  J. P.  for  Dumfriesshire;  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  Irving  Tinning,  Oakbank,  Canonbie ; 
d.  3  Jan.  1910. 

MOFFAT,  William,  1841-2.  CI.  4.  b. 
1827 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Moffat  of 
Barbuie,  Glencairn,  Dumfries, 

Gold-mining  in  California  ;  d.  Feb.  1874. 

MORGAN,  Osborne,  1840-2.    CI.  3,  4.   b. 

1828. 

Mai. -Gen.  M.S.C.  ;  Ensign  38th  M.N.I. 
1848  ;  Lt.  1851  ;  Capt.  1858  ;  Maj.  1868  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1874;  Col.  1879;  Maj. -Gen.  (ret.), 
1882  ;    d.  1889. 

MORTON,  Boyce  William  Dunlop,  1838- 
40.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  24  Aug.  1829  ;  s.  of 
William  Morton,  Capt.  (ret.)  Bengal 
Engineers. 

St.  Andrews  and  The  Grange,  Sunder- 
land ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Addiscombe,  1846-8 ; 
Lt.-Gen.  B.S.C. ;  2nd  Lt.  30th  B.N.I.  1848; 
Lt.  1855 ;  Capt.  1861  ;  Maj.  1868 ;  Lt.- 
Col.  1874;  Col.  1879;  U.S.L.  1887;  Maj.- 
Gen.  1889 ;  Lt.-Gen.  1892  ;  served  dunng 
Cossyah  and  Jyntiah  Hills  campaign,  1863, 
at  the  capture  of  stockades  as  civil  officer 
with  the  troops  ;  in  civil  employ,  1854-89  ; 
Dep.  Comr.  of  several  districts  in  succession 
in  Assam,  Oude,  Nagpore,  and  Bengal ; 
m.  Helen,  dau.  of  Robert  TuUoh  of  ElBston, 
Roxburghshire.  Address  :  2  Priory  Parade, 
London  Road,  Cheltenham. 

MOULE,  Henry,  1840-3.     CI.  3-5.     s.  of 
Joseph   Moule,    Pres.    G.P.O.,    Great 
Stuart  Street. 
R.N. 

MUIRHEAD,  Thomas,  1838-9.     CI.  1. 

MURRAY,  Andrew,  1838-41.     CI.  1,  2. 

MURRAY,  Fitzgerald  Lockhart  Ross, 
1838-42.  CI.  1-4.  b.  8  Dec.  1829; 
s.  of  William  Hugh  Murray  of  Pitcal- 
zean,  Ross-shire. 

Of  Pitcalzean,  Ross-shire ;  Barrister, 
Lond.  ;  Student,  Mid.  Tem.,  1850  ;  called, 
1855  ;  m.  Mrs.  Mary  Speedy  ;  d.  24  Sept. 
1882. 

MURRAY,  Sutherland,  1838-44.     CI.  1-6. 
Farmer,  Kirkton,  Golspie  ;   d. 

NAPIER,  George,  1840-2.  CI.  3,  4,  b. 
1829. 

Lt.-Col.  R.A.  (late  Bombay)  ;  2nd  Lt. 
1847  ;  Lt.  1853  ;  Capt.  1858  ;  Maj.  1872  ; 
ret.  Lt.-Col.  1872  ;   d.  1886. 

NASMYTH,  David  Job,  1838-44.  CI. 
1-6.     b.  1829  ;  s.  of  Robert  Nasmyth, 


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F.R.C.S.,  Surg.-Dentist  to  the  Queen, 
78  George  Street. 

Addiscombe,  1846-7 ;  Lt.-Col.  R.E.  (Bom- 
bay);  2nd  Lt.  1847;  Lt.  1854;  Capt.  1858; 
Lt.-Col.  1868  ;  served  as  Field  Engineer 
with  Okamundel  F.F.  1859  ;   d.  1871. 

OFFICER,  Charles,  1841-3.     CI.  4,  5. 

Sometime  of  Mount  Talbot,  Balmoral, 
Victoria,  Australia. 

PATERSON,  Robert  Telfer,  1838-45. 
CI.  1-7.     b.  1829. 

d.  1850. 

PEARSON,  David  Alexander,  1838-43. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  15  Dec.  1828;  s.  of 
Alexander  Pearson,  W.S.,  17  Royal 
Circus. 

W.S.  1850 ;  of  Pearson  and  Robertson, 
W.S.  ;  m.  i860  Elizabeth  Abercromby,  o.c. 
of  Alexander  Gibbon  of  Johnston,  Kincar- 
dineshire ;    d.  22  Dec.  1905. 

RAIKES,  Henry,  1841-2.     CI.  4. 

ROOME,  Frederick,  1838-9.  CI.  1.  b, 
8  Feb.  1829. 

Gen.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  C.B.  1887  ;  Ensign  loth 
Bom.  N.I.  1846  ;  Lt.  1852  ;  Capt.  1859  ; 
Maj.  1859  ;  Lt.-Col.  1875  ;  Col.  1884  ;  Maj.- 
Gen.  1886  ;  Lt.-Gen.  1889  ;  U.S.L.  1891 ; 
Gen.  1894  ;  served  in  Turkey  during  war 
in  Crimea  in  1855-6  with  Osmanli  Irreg. 
Cav.  (Bashi-Bazouks)  as  Capt.  (Turkish 
medal)  ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny  cam- 
paign ;  present  at  storm  and  capture  of  for- 
tified village  of  Rewah,  siege  and  capture 
of  rebel  fort  of  Awah,  siege,  storm,  and 
capture  of  Kotah,  in  1858  ;  present  during 
operations  of  brig,  under  Brig.  Smith  in  C.I.  ; 
at  battle  of  Kotah-Ke-Serai  and  at  storming 
of  various  heights  and  positions  occupied 
by  the  enemy  ;  commanded  his  regt.  in 
general  action  of  19  June  1858,  and  attack 
and  capture  of  the  Lushkur  and  city  of 
Gwalior;  siege  and  capture  of  Powree, 
subsequent  pursuit  of  the  rebels,  action  of 
Beejapoor,  battle  of  Koondrye,  with  Brig. 
Smith's  Brig.,  which  surprised  and  defeated 
a  large  force  of  rebels  under  command  of 
Maun  Sing ;  commanded  Bassoda  F.F.  at 
successful  actions  of  Richia,  Goonapoora, 
and  other  minor  skirmishes  (nine  times  desp., 
medal  with  clasp,  and  brev.  of  Maj.) ;  served 
throughout  Abyssinian  campaign  in  Polit. 
and  Intell.  Dept.  (desp.,  medal)  ;  served 
in  Afghan  War  of  1879-80,  and  took  part  in 
march  to  Candahar  with  force  under  Maj.- 
Gen.  Phayre  (medal)  ;  d.  8  Dec.  1907. 

RUSSELL,  John,  1838-42.     CI.  1-4. 

Farmer,  Saughtonhall  Mains,  Murrayfield 

SIEVEWRIGHT,  Andrew,  1839-40.  CI.  2 
b.  1828;  s.  of  Andrew  Sievewright 
Stockbroker,  19  Union  Street. 

Capt.  9th  Ft.  ;    Ensign,  1846  ;    Lt.  1848 
P.M.  1852  ;   d.  1862. 


STEELL,  John,  1838-43.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
Sept.  1828 ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Stecll, 
Sculptor  in  Scot,  to  H.M.  Queen 
Victoria. 

A.M.I.C.E.  ;  went  out  to  S.  Africa  in 
1 85 1,  where  he  travelled  and  hunted  for 
some  years  ;  in  1856  went  to  India  to  follow 
his  profession,  returning  home  finally  in  ill- 
health  in  1870  ;  m.  (i)  Alison  M'Pherson  ; 
(2)  Margaret  Graham  (his  cousin),  sister  of 
Peter  Graham,  R.A.  ;   d.  Aug.  1886. 

STEWART,  Harcourt  M.,  1841-4.      CI. 
4-6.     b.  1828. 
Drowned,  1854. 

STEWART,  James,  1838-42.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  14  June  1827  ;  s.  of  James  Stewart, 
Clydebank,  Greenock. 

Of  Garvocks  and  of  Blackhouse,  Ayrshire ; 
Merchant,  Greenock;  M.P.  for  Greenock, 
1878  and  1880 ;  J.P.,  D.L.  Cos.  of  Ayr 
and  Renfrew  ;  m.  (i)  1855  Margaret  Parker, 
2nd  dau.  of  Maj.  Duncan  Darroch  of 
Gourock ;  (2)  1868  Margaret  Sandilands, 
dau.  of  W.  StirUng,  2nd  son  of  John  Stirling 
of  Kippendavie  ;   d.  27  May  1895. 

STEWART,  James,  1840-2.     CI.  3,  4. 

Went  to  Brighton,  Melbourne,  Victoria. 

STEWART,  Michael  John  Maxwell  Shaw, 
1838-45.  CI.  1-7.  b.  24  Nov.  1828  ; 
s.  of  John  Shaw  Stewart,  Advocate, 
Sheriff  of  Stirlingshire. 

The  Grange,  Sunderland ;  Haileybury, 
1846-8;  Math.  Medal;  H.E.I.C.S.  and 
Bom.  C.S.  1849-75  ;  Coll.  at  Canara,  1862 
and  1871  ;  Mem.  of  Supreme  Council  at 
Calcutta,  1869;  reported  on  the  system  of 
land  tenure  in  N.  Canara,  1871  ;  m.  1867 
Julia,  dau.  of  Augustus  Hermann  Kinder- 
mann  ;   d.  3  April  1894. 

STIRLING,  Andrew,  1840-5.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  28  May  1829  ;  s.  of  Charles  Stirling 
of  Muiravonside. 

Of  Muiravonside  and  Messrs.  Stirling, 
Merchants,  Manchester ;  m.  Georgina  Louisa, 
dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Martin  Blackwood,  Bart., 
Capt.  R.N.  ;   d.  13  April  1909. 

STIRLING,  William  Colquhoun,  1840-4. 
CI.  3-6.  b.  1828;  s.  of  WilHam 
Colquhoun  Stirling  of  Law  and  Eden- 
barnet. 

Capt.  14th  M.N.I,  and  107th  Ft.  (Bengal)  ; 
Ensign,  1848 ;  Lt.  1851  ;  Capt.  1862  ;  d. 
1867. 

STOTT,  Gibson,  1840-1.  CI.  3.  b.  20 
Feb.  1830;  s.  of  Gibson  Stott  of 
Balloch  Castle,  Dumbartonshire. 

Glasg.  Univ. ;  Capt.  92nd  Highs. ;  Ensign, 
1849;  Lt.  1852;  Capt.  1855;  ret.  1862;  m. 
1858  Anna  Maria,  e.  dau.  of  Col.  Donald 
Macdonell,  H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Morar,  Inverness- 
shire;  d.  Aug.  1906. 


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TARLETON,  Edward  Weldon,  1841-4. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  1829 ;  s.  of  Robert 
Tarlcton,  Dean  Terrace. 

M.A. ;  Chaplain,  Calcutta  ;   d.  i868. 

TAYLOR,  Alexander,  1838-45.     CI.  1-7. 

b.  1829. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  1852  ;  M.A. 
1855  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1854  ;  P.  1855  ; 
C.  of  Halifax  (Yorks)  P.  Ch.  ;  late  C.  of 
Silsoe,  Beds  ;   d.  1861. 

TAYLOR,  Alexander  Falconer,  1838-40. 
CI.  1,  2.     b.  1828. 

Capt.  B.  Art.;  Ensign,  1845;  Lt.  1852; 
ret.  as  2nd  Capt.  1856. 

THURBURN,  Charles,  1838-41.  CI.  1-3. 
Dux  CI.  1,  2,  and  3,  1839,  1840,  and 
1841. 

Of  Thurburn  and  Co.,  Merchants,  Alex- 
andria, Egypt. 

THURBURN,  Henry,  1838-41.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1827. 

Capt.  42nd  M.N.I.  ;  Ensign,  1843  ;  Lt. 
1850;  Capt.  1858;   ret.  1861. 

TORRANCE,  Robert,  1842-4.     CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1828. 
d.  1846. 

TURNBULL,  James,  1838-43.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  12  Aug.  1828  ;  s.  of  George  Turn- 
bull,  W.S.,  49  George  Square. 

W.S.  1857  ;  Comr.  for  the  E.  of  Moray  at 
St.  Colme  House,  Aberdour;  m.  (i)  1857 
Mary  Ann,  dau.  of  Wm.  Gillon  of  Wall- 
house,  Linlithgow  ;  (2)  1867  Jane,  dau.  of 
John  Corse  Scott  of  Sinton,  Roxburghshire  ; 
drowned  off  Aberdour,  12  May  1887. 

TURNER,  Andrew,  1840-5.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  1829  ;  Dux  CI.  4,  6  and  of  whole 
School,  1845  ;  best  in  Latin  Prose, 
Greek  Prose  and  Verse,  CI.  7,  1845. 

Trin.  CoU.  Cantab ;  B.A.  1862 ;  M.A. 
1865  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1852  ;  P.  1853  ; 
C.  in  charge  of  Chudleigh,  Exeter,  1880; 
fraly.  C.  of  Ch.  Ch.,  Brighton,  1852-5;  R. 
of  Bumham-Deepdale,  Norfolk,  1855-62  ; 
Chap,  at  Pau,  1862-3  )  R-  of  St  Paul's, 
Norfolk,  1870-2  ;  Incumb.  of  Rothesay, 
N.B.,  1872-5  ;  C.  in  charge  of  Budleigh 
Salterton,  Devon,  1875-80  ;  d.  1882. 

UTTERSON,  William  Edward,  after- 
wards W.  E.  Utterson  Kelso,  1841-4. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  9  April  1828  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Alfred  G.  Utterson,  R.  of  Layer- 
Marney,  Essex. 

Edin.  Mil.  Acad.  ;  17th  M.N.I.  ;  Ensign, 
1847 ;  Lt.  1853 ;  invalided,  1855 ;  ret. 
1861  ;  m.  Margaret  Wharton  ;  d.  Dec.  1899. 


WALKER,   Francis,    1838-42.     CI.    1-4. 
b.  1829. 
d.  1849. 

WALKER,  George  Andrew,  1838-44. 
CI.  1-6.     b.  24  .Ian.  1828. 

Lt.-Gen.  Madras  Army ;  Ensign  4th  M.N.I, 
1846;  Lt.  1853;  Capt.  1862;  Maj.  i866; 
Lt.-Col.  1872  ;  Ass.  Comy.-Gen.  1873  ; 
Col.  1877;  U.S.L.  1886;  Maj.-Gen.  1887; 
Lt.-Gen.  1891  ;  d.  1898. 

WATERS,  George,  1840-44.     CI.  3-6. 

WAUCHOPE,  John,  1838-44.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1829 ;  s.  of  George  Wauchope, 
Merchant,  8  Moray  Place. 

Capt.  24th  Bom.  N.I.  ;  Ensign,  1847  ; 
Lt.  1853  ;  Capt.  1862  ;  invalided,  with 
pension,  1863  ;   d.  9  Oct.  1867. 

WEBSTER,  Robert  Farquhar,  1839-40. 
CI.  2.     b.  1829. 

Maj.-Gen.  B.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  21st  B.N.I. 
1843;  Lt.  1848;  Capt.  1858;  Maj.  1863; 
Lt.-Col.  1869;  Col.  1874;  Maj.-Gen.  1878; 
ret.  1878;  d.  1889. 

WHITMORE,  George  Stoddart,  1838-42. 
CI.  1-4.     b.  1830. 

Maj.-Gen.;  K.C.M.G. ;  Ensign  62nd  Regt. 
and  C.M.R.  1847;  Lt.  1850;  Capt.  1854; 
Maj.  1856 ;  ret.  1862  ;  served  in  Kaffir 
War,  1847  ;  Boem  Plaats,  1848  ;  Kaffir 
War,  1 85 1 -2  ;  Brig.  Maj.  185 1-2  (thanked 
in  G.O.,  desp.) ;  medal,  Brev.  Maj.,  4th 
cl.  Medjidie  for  service  with  Turkish  con- 
tingent, 1855-6;  M.L.C.,  N.Z.,  1863-1903; 
K.C.M.G.  1882  ;  commanded  N.Z.  Colonial 
Forces,  1868-88;  m.  1865  Isabella,  dau.  of 
late  W.  Smith  ;  d.  17  March  1903  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  X.  149. 

WILLIAMSON,  James,  1838-43.    Cl.  1-5. 
b.  1828. 
d.  1853. 

WILSON,  Benjamin,  1838-40.  Cl.  1,  2. 
b.  29  Nov.  1825  ;  s.  of  Robert  Sym 
Wilson,  W.S.,  Cashier,  Roy.  Bank  of 
Scot. 

H.E.I.C.S.  ;  nth  M.N.I.  ;  Ensign,  1843; 
Lt.  1852  ;  ret.  1856  ;  subsequently  farmer, 
Dalkeith  ;   m.  Jane  Wilson  ;   d.  8  Feb.  1865. 

WOOD,  John  Dennistoun,  1838-45.  Cl. 
1-7.  b.  29  July  1829  ;  s.  of  Patrick 
Wood,  Capt.  7th  M.N.I.,  H.E.I.C.S., 

of  Dennistoun,  Tasmania ;  2nd  in  Cl. 
7,  1845. 

Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  1852;  Sol.-Gen.,  At- 
torney-Gen., Minister  of  Justice,  and  Sen. 
Mem.  of  Ex.  Council  of  Victoria  ;  M.L.A., 
Victoria,  1857-64;  Mem.  of  House  of  As- 
sembly, Tasmania,  1903-9;  Warden  of  the 
Municipality  of  Bothwell ;  J. P.,  etc.  etc. ;  m. 
Frances  Jane  Potts.  Address:  Dennistoun, 
Bothwell,  Tasmania. 


MR.  FERGUSON'S  CLASS,  1839-46 


lOS 


ADAM,  George  R.,  1839-41.     CI.  1,  2. 

AITCHISON,  Christopher,  1840-2.  CI. 
2,  8.  b.  1  Aug.  1830;  s.  of  Hugh 
Aitchison. 

J. P.  Midlothian;  Iron  -  founder,  Loan- 
head  ;  m.  Mary  M'Cleery,  Belfast ;  d.  3 
July  1902. 

ALLAN,  Thomas  M.,  1839-40.     CI.  1. 

ANDERSON,  David,  1841-4.     CI.  3-5. 

ANDERSON,  Robert  Erskine,  1839-42. 

CI.  1-3. 

Addiscombe,  1845-7  ;  Capt.  107th  Regt. 
(late  3rd  Bengal  Europ.  Inf.)  ;  Ensign,  1847  ; 
Lt.  1850  ;  Capt.  1861  ;  ret.  1867  ;  served 
throughout  Punjaub  campaign,  1848-9  ; 
present  at  passage  of  the  Chenab  and  battles 
of  Chillianwallah  and  Goojerat  (medal  with 
two  clasps)  ;  served  throughout  Indian 
Mutiny  campaign,  1857-8  ;  accompanied 
the  Khakee  Duhallah  in  every  expedition 
till  end  of  Aug.  1857  ;  present  with  his  regt. 
at  battle  of  Agra ;  with  Cotton's  Column  at 
Futtehpore,  Sikhri ;  with  Shower's  Column 
at  action  of  Dowsa  (medal). 

ANDERSON,  WiUiam,  1840-1.     CI.  2. 

BOYLE,  Robert,  1839-44.     CI.  1-5.     b. 

2  Dec.  1830  ;  s.  of  the  Right  Hon. 
David  Boyle,  Lord  Justice-General. 

Capt.  R.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1848  ;  Lt.  1849  ; 
Capt.  1855  ;    served  at  siege  of  Sebastopol, 

1855  (medal  with  clasp  and  Turkish  medal)  ; 
ret.  1865,  and  became  Adj.  to  ist  Admini- 
strative  Brig.,   Glamorgan  Art.   Vols. ;    m. 

1856  Frances  Sydney,  dau.  of  Francis  F. 
Sankey,  M.D.  ;    d.  1869. 

BROOK,  Wilham  John,  1840-4.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  1830  ;   s.  of  Col.  Brook,  Pitt  Street. 

Lt.-Col.  30th  Regt.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1849  ;  Lt. 
1852;  Capt.  1854;  Maj.  1865;  h.p.  1870; 
Lt.-Col.  (h.p.),  1874;  ret.  i88o;  served  with 
30th  Regt.  in  Crimea  from  Sept.  1855  ; 
D.A.Q.M.G.  4th  Div.  (medal  with  clasp 
and  Turkish  medal)  ;   d.  1902. 

BROWN,  Hugh  J.,  1839-42.     CI.  1-3. 

BRUCE,  George,  1839-44.     CI.  1-5.     b. 

3  Feb.  1829  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Bruce  of 
Langlee,  W.S.,  D.C.S.,  2  Glenfinlas 
Street. 

W.S.  1862  ;   d.  17  July  1892. 

BURN,  James,  1839-41.     CI.  1,  2. 

CADELL,  Robert,  1839-42.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  3  Jan.  1830  ;  s.  of  Col.  George 
Cadell,  Madras  Army. 


Col.  B.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1849  ;  Lt.  1853  ; 
Capt.  1861  ;  Maj.  1869  ;  Lt.-Col.  1875  ; 
Col.  1880 ;  ret.  1880 ;  served  in  Eastern 
campaign  in  1854,  and  was  present  at  defence 
of  Eupatoria  and  at  siege  and  fall  of  Sebas- 
topol (desp.,  Brev.  Maj.,  medal  with  clasp, 
4th  cl.  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  medal) ;  served 
in  Indian  Mutiny  campaign ;  present  in  ac- 
tions at  Doomooreagunge  and  Toolseepore 
(desp.,  Brev.  Lt.-Col.,  medal  with  clasp)  ; 
m.  (i)  Marion  Graham ;  (2)  Georgina  Mac- 
kay  ;   (3)  Mary  Arnot ;  d.  23  March  1901. 

CARMICHAEL,  James,  1839-46.  Cl. 
1-7.  b.  17  Feb.  1831  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Carmichacl,  Class.  Master,  E.A.  ;  Dux 
Cl.  1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  and  6 ;  2nd  in  Cl.  7 ; 
best  in  Greek  Prose  and  Verse,  Latin 
Prose  and  Verse,  and  French,  Cl.  7, 
1846. 

Edin.  Univ.  :  Paris  Med.  Sch.  ;  Class. 
Master,  Nav.  and  Mil.  Acad.,  Edin.,  1854-6; 
Class.  Master,  E.A.,  1856-94 ;  Editor  of 
Edinburgh  Guardian ;  Sub-Editor  and  after- 
wards Editor  of  Ency.  Brit.,  to  which  he 
contributed  a  large  number  of  articles, 
chiefly  on  Class,  subjects;  m.  Mary  Ehza, 
dau.  of  N.  S.  Hodson,  Bury  St.  Edmunds ; 
d.  26  Feb.  1894;  Memorial  Tablet  in  hall; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  90  and  112. 

CARNEGIE,  Hon.  John,  1839-42.  Cl. 
1-3.  b.  14  Oct.  1829  ;  s.  of  Sir  James 
Carnegie,  5th  Bart,  of  Southesk. 

Capt.  R.N.  ;  Lieut.  1851  ;  Comm.  1861  ; 
Capt.  1870  ;  ret.  1875  ;   d.  5  July  1883. 

CARNEGIE,  John  de  la  Condaminc, 
1839-41.     Cl.  1,  2. 


CHANCELLOR,  James,  1839-46.  Cl. 
1-7.  b.  18  June  1830  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Chancellor  of  Shieldhill  Lanark- 
shire. 

T.C.D.  ;  B.A.  (Div.  Test),  1852  ;  M.A. 
1855;  Ch.  of  Eng. ;  D.  1853;  P.  1854;  V.  of 
St.  John's,  Derby,  1857;  R.D.  of  Derby, 
1886;  m.  Marion,  dau.  of  Rev.  W.  Stow,  R. 
of  Avebury,  Wilts ;  d.  22  Dec.  1889. 

COGAN,  Francis  M.,  1843-4.     Cl.  5. 

Glasg.  ;    d. 

COLVIN,  Robert  Francis,  1843-4.  Cl.  5. 
b.  26  Nov.  1827 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Robert 
Colvin,  D.D.,  Min.  of  Johnstone, 
Dumfriesshire. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Min.  of  the  Ch.  of 
Scot.,  Johnstone,  Dumfriesshire;  after- 
wards in  Bombay,  and   on  return  Min.  of 


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Kirkpatrick-Juxta  and  latterly  at  Teviot- 
head  ;  m.  1859  Helen,  dau.  of  J.  Brown, 
W.S.,  Edin. ;  d.  5  Jan.  1888. 

COOK,  George,  1839-45.  CI.  1-6.  b.  22 
Feb.  1830;  s.  of  Walter  Cook,  W.S., 
Edin. 

d.  25  Aug.  1845. 

DARLING,  Peter,  1839-44.     CI.  1-5. 

DAVIDSON,  John  F.,  1839-46.     CI.  1-7. 

DEMPSTER,  Gordon,  1842-3.     CI.  4. 

DICK,  Abercromby  Robert,  1839-46. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  5  Aug.  1829;  s.  of 
Abercromby  Dick,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Forres 
Street. 

Advocate,  1852  ;  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Berwick- 
shire at  Duns,  1861-3  ;  m.  1859  Agnes,  dau. 
of  Humphrey  Graham,  W.S.  ;  d.  27  July 
1863. 

DICKSON,  David  Scot,  1839-46.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  23  Sept.  1830  ;  s.  of  Walter 
Dickson  of  Monybuie,  W.S.,  3  Royal 
Circus;  Dux  of  the  School,  1846. 

W.S.  1856;  of  Thomson,  Dickson  and  Shaw, 
W.S.,  Edin.;  m.  1861  the  Hon.  Frances 
Sophie  Addington,  dau.  of  2nd  Viscount 
Sidmouth  ;  d.  14  Feb.  1900  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  vii.  57. 

DOUGLAS,  Edward,  1839-45.     CI.  1-6. 

DUNCAN,  Wilham,  1839-40.     CI.  1. 

DUNLOP,  Sir  James,  1840-2.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1830 ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Dunlop, 
1st  Bart,  of  Dunlop. 

2nd  and  last  Bart,  of  Dunlop ;  S.  1839  ; 
Maj .  Coldstream  Guards ;  Ensign  and  Lt. 
1849;  Capt.  1854;  Maj.  1855;  Crimea, 
1854-5;  Alma;  Balaclava;  Inkermann;  siege 
of  Sebastopol  (medal  with  clasps)  ;   d.  1858. 

ELDER,  John  James,  1841-5.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1829;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Alexander 
Elder  (Bom.  Army). 

Maj. -Gen.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1848  ; 
Lt.  6th  Bom.  N.I.  1852  ;  Capt.  1861  ;  Maj. 
1868  ;  Lt.-Col.  1874  ;  Col.  1879  ;  Maj.-Gen. 
(ret.),  1881 ;  m.  BeUina,  dau.  of  Maj.  Salmon ; 
d.  30  July  1901. 

FORBES,  Louis,  1839-43.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
18  Jan.  1830  ;  s.  of  George  Forbes, 
Banker,  of  West  Coates  House. 

Haileybury,  1848-50 ;  Telegu  Medal ; 
H.E.I.C.S.  and  I.C.S.  1850-82;  Judge  of 
High  Court,  Madras ;  Addit.  Mem.  of 
Council  of  Gov. -Gen.,  Calcutta ;  m.  Emma 
Frances,  dau.  of  Lt.-Col.  Colbeck,  Madras 
Army  ;   d.  2  Oct.  1909. 

FORRESTER,  James,  1839-43.     CI.  1-4. 


FULLERTON,  James,  1839-46.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  18  Aug.  1830  ;  s.  of  the  Hon.  Lord 
Fullerton,  Senator  of  College  of 
Justice,  27  Melville  Street. 

Lt.  i6th  B.N.I.  ;  Ensign,  1848  ;  Lt.  1855  ; 
appointed  to  3rd  Inf.,  Gwalior  contingent, 
1854  ;  on  outbreak  of  Mutiny  escaped  to 
Lucknow,  where  he  died  of  fever  during  the 
siege;  m.  Elizabeth  Davidson;  d.  15  Sept. 
1857. 

GIBSON,  Robert,  1839-42.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1827 ;  s.  of  Charles  Gibson  of 
Quernmore  Park,  Lancaster,  D.L. 
and  High  Sheriff,  Co.  Lanes. 

Capt.  R.N.  ;  Mid.  1848 ;  Lieut.  1849 ; 
Comm.  1858  ;   Capt.  1863  ;   d.  1874. 

GILL,  Dundas  Reinhardt,  1839-44.  CI. 
1-4.     b.  1829  ;  from  Stirlingshire. 

Capt.  loth  Huss.  ;  Lt.  1853  ;  Capt.  1857  ; 
ret.  1859. 

GILL,  Walter  Henry,  1839-42.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1830  ;    from  Stirlingshire. 

Ensign  C.M.R.  1849  ;  Lt.  1854  ;  ret.  1856. 

GOVAN,  George,  1841-2.     CI.  3. 

GREIG,  Peter  M.,  1839-41.     CI.  1,  2. 

HALKETT,  John  Cornelius  Craigie,  1839- 
42.  CI.  1-3.  b.  1830  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Halkett  Craigie  Inglis  of  Cramond. 

Hon.  Lt.-Col.  ;  of  Cramond  and  Harthill ; 
J. P.  for  Midlothian  and  Stirlingshire ; 
Ensign,  1849  ;  Lt.  45th  Regt.  1853  ;  served 
in  Kaffir  War,  1851-3  ;  ret.  1855  ;  m. 
Matilda  Justine,  dau.  of  Duncan  Davidson 
of  TuUoch,  Ross-shire  ;   d.  30  March  1912. 

HENDERSON,  William  Robert,  1840-2. 
CI.  2,  3. 

HINDHAUGH,  William  H.,  1840-3.  CI. 
2-4. 

HOW  AT,  Robert  Kirkpatrick,  1839-44. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  4  Dec.  1829  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Kirkpatrick  Howat  of  Mabie,  Kirk- 
cudbrightshire. 

Of  Mabie,  Kirkcudbrightshire  ;  m.  Amelia 
Rose  Blewitt;   d.  i  March  1888. 

HUNT,  Robert,  1839-44.     CI.  1-5. 

INGLIS,  John,  1839-41.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
22  June  1830  ;  s.  of  John  Inglis  of 
Auchindinny  and  Redhall,  Midlothian. 

Of  Auchindinny  and  Redhall ;  Capt. 
nth  Huss.  ;  Cornet,  1849  ;  Lt.  1851  ;  Capt. 
1854  ;  ret.  1S57  ;  m.  Cecilia  Abigail,  dau.  of 
John  Freeman  of  Gaines  ;   d.  3  Sept.  1889. 

IVORY,  Francis,  1839-41.     CI.  1,  2.    b. 
1832;    s.  of  James  Ivory,  Advocate, 
afterwards  Hon.  Lord  Ivory. 
Sheep  Fanner,  Queensland ;  d.  c.  1900. 


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KILGOUR,  William,  1839-42.     CI.  1-3. 

LANDALE,  Thomas,  1840-2.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  13  Sept.  1827  ;  s.  of  David  Landale, 
Proprietor  Farmer. 

Land  Valuator ;  m.  Catherine  Patricia 
Cameron  ;   d.  14  Dec.  1893. 

LEE,  Robert,  1839-42.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1  April  1830  ;  s.  of  the  Very  Rev. 
John  Lee,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  S.J.P., 
Prin.  of  the  Univ.  of  Edin. 

Advocate,  1853  ;  A.D.  1867-8  and  1874-5 ; 
Procurator  for  Ch.  of  Scot.  1869-80  ;  Sheriff 
of  SrirUng  and  Dumbarton,  1875  ;  Perth- 
shire, 1877  ;  raised  to  the  Bench  with  the 
title  of  Lord  Lee,  1880;  Mem.  of  Roy.  Co. 
of  Archers;  m.  1854  Catherine  AUeyne, 
dau.  of  George  Augustus  Borthwick,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.E.  ;    d.  11  Oct.  1890. 

LETALINET,  Etienne  Gustave,  1839-40. 
CI.  1. 

LEVEN,  James  Henry  William,  1839-44. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  21  April  1829  ;  s.  of  John 
Leven,  W.S.,  29  Scotland  Street. 

Obtained  an  appointment  with  a  mer- 
cantile firm  at  Bahia,  Brazil,  but  died  of 
yellow  fever,  9  May  1859,  ten  days  after 
his  arrival  there. 

LLOYD,  George,  1839-41.     CI.  1,  2. 

LOGAN,  John,  1839-41.     CI.  1,  2. 

MACKAY,  iEneas  James,  1839-43.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  21  June  1831  ;  s.  of  Donald 
.tineas  Mackay,  Capt.  H.E.I.C.S. 
(R.H.A.). 

Of  James  Tait  and  Co.,  Amoy,  China; 
d.  23  March  1854  at  Swatow. 

MACKENZIE,  John,  1839-46.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  3  Sept.  1830  ;  s.  of  John  Whitefoord 
Mackenzie,  W.S.,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  Edin.  1853  ;  of 
J.  W.  and  J.  Mackenzie,  W.S.  ;  d.  22  April 
1911. 

M'LALTY,  John,  1842-3.     CI.  4. 

MACNEILL,  Alexander  D.,  1839-41.  CI. 
1,2. 

MARJORIBANKS,  Sir  John,  1839-41. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  4  May  1830  ;  s.  of  Sir 
William  Marjoribanks,  Bart.,  of  Lees. 

Eton  and  Ch.  Ch.  Oxon ;  S.  as  3rd  Bart, 
of  Lees,  1834;  D.L.  for  Berwickshire;  m. 
Charlotte  Athol  Mary,  dau.  of  Richard 
Trotter  of  Charter  Hall,  Berwickshire, 
and  Morton  Hall,  Midlothian  ;  d.  18  Nov. 
1880. 

MOSMAN,  Hugh,  1839-40.  CI.  1.  b. 
13  July  1829 ;  s.  of  Capt.  Hugh 
Mosman  of  Auchtyfardle. 


Lt.  13th  Lt.  Drag.;  m.  Helen,  dau. 
of  Alex.  Chancellor  of  Shieldhill ;  d.  10 
Aug.  1908. 

MURRAY,  John,  1839-45.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
28  July  1829  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Murray, 
jun..  Advocate,  36  India  Street. 

Of  Wooplaw ;  W.S.  1853  ;  m.  1867 
Ehzabeth,  dau.  of  WiUiam  Robertson; 
d.  I  Dec.  1909. 

NEILL,     John,     1839-44.     CI.    1-5.     b. 

1829  ;   Dr.  Patrick  Neill,  Canonmills 
(Guardian). 

Went  to  Australia,  where  he  and  liis  two 
brothers  and  father  died  shortly  after 
arrival  during  an  epidemic. 

NISBET,  Robert,  1840-3.     CI.  2-4. 

NISBET,  Thomas,  1840-3.     CI.  2-4. 

NORMAND,    James    Bell,    1840-2.     CI. 
2,   3.     b,   Nov.   1830;     s.   of  Henry 
Normand,  Colliery  Owner,  Fife. 
C.E.  India  ;  d.  c.  1862  at  Allahabad. 

OMAN,  David,  1839-41.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1827;  s.  of  Charles  Oman,  Indigo- 
planter,  of  Muddanderry,  Jessore, 
Bengal. 

Joined  his  father  in  India  in  1843  ;  a 
planter  all  his  life ;  d.  at  sea  on  his  way  to 
Australia,  1872. 

PARKER,  David,  1839-44.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  4  July  1828  ;  s.  of  John  Parker, 
S.S.C,  7  Mary  Place,  Prin.  Extractor, 
Court  of  Session. 

C.E. ;  Canada;  m.  Isabella,  dau.  of  Robert 
Paul,  Man.  Commercial  Bank  of  Scot. ;  d. 
30  July  1859  at  Camacha,  Madeira. 

PARKER,  John  James,  1839-45.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1  Oct.  1829;  s.  of  John 
Parker,  S.S.C,  7  Mary  Place,  Prin. 
Extractor,  Court  of  Session. 

W.S.  1852 ;  of  Macbrair  and  Parker, 
W.S.  ;  m.  1855  Hannah,  o.c.  of  James 
Spittal,  Edin.  ;   d.  22  March  1908. 

PETERSWALD,  Wilham  J.,  1841-4.  CI. 
3-5. 

RAEBURN,  John,  1839-41.     CI.  1,  2. 

RAEBURN,  Logan  W.,  1839-41.    CI.  1,2. 

RANKEN,  John,  1841-3.     CI.  3,  4.     b. 

1830  ;  s.  of  William  Ranken. 

ROBERTSON,  Edward  C,  1839-42.  CI. 
1-3. 

ROBERTSON,  Henry,  1839-41.     CI.  1,  2. 


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ROBERTSON.  John,  1839-40.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
22  Oct.  1830;    s.  of   Gk-orgc  Robert- 
son, D.K.R.,  28  Albany  Street, 
d.  1884. 

ROBERTSON,  Thomas  Durham  Weir, 
1839-40.  CI.  1.  b.  12  June  1829; 
s.  of  James  Saunders  Robertson, 
W.S.,  7  Randolph  Cliff. 

R.N. ;  Mid.  H.M.S.  'Thalia,'  N.  Atlantic 
Station  ;  left  service ;  went  to  Australia  as 
clerk  to  Assur.  Co. ;  became  Man.  of 
Victoria  Insur.  Co.,  Melbourne ;  m.  1857 
Jane  Ann  Falconer;  d.  5  April  1873  at 
Geelong,  Victoria. 

ROBERTSON,  William  James,  1842-4. 
CI.  4,  5.     b.  1829. 

Capt.  30th  Ft.  ;  Ensign,  1848  ;  Lt.  1852  ; 
Capt.  1854;  ret.  1858. 

ROSS,  George,  1839-40.     CI.  1. 

SCOTT,  Binny,  1839-41.     CI.  1,  2. 

SMITH,  Charles,  1839-42.     CI.  1-3. 

SMITH,  Hamilton  Lee,  1839-46.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  25  Dec.  1826  ;  s.  of  Rev.  George 
Smith,  D.D.,  Min.  of  the  Tolbooth 
Parish,  4  Randolph  CUft ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1845;  Math.  Medal,  CI.  7, 
1846. 

C.E.  P.W.D.  India ;  thanked  by  Lord 
Napier  for  preventing  break  of  gauge  on 
Indian  railways ;  on  returning  home  ap- 
pointed Consult.  Engineer  to  India  Office, 
and  afterwards  Chf.  Engineer  at  Cairo  to 
Khedive  of  Egypt ;  m.  Mary  Tillotson ;  d. 
1889. 

SOUL,  Matthew  A.,  1839-40.     CI.  1. 

STEUART,  Archibald,  1839-44.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  27  Aug.  1829  ;  s.  of  James  Steuart, 
W.S.,  Edinburgh. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1853  ;  m.  Christian, 
dau.  of  George  Graham  Bell  of  Crurie, 
Advocate  ;    d.  29  July  1900. 

STIRLING,    Charles,    1840-3.     CI.    2-4. 


b.  15  Jan.  1831  ;  s.  of  Charles  Stirling 
of  Muiravonside. 

Capt.  R.N.  ;  entd.  1843;  Mid.  1850; 
Lieut.  1851  ;  Comm.  1856 ;  Capt.  1863  ; 
ret.  1870  ;  m.  Selina  Matilda,  dau.  of  Arthur 
Grote,  H.E.I.C.S.  Address:  1 3  Clifi Avenue, 
Cromer. 

STONE,  Gc-orgc,  1841-5.     CI.  3-6.     s.  of 

George  Stone  of  Muirhouse,  Cramond. 

TAIT,  Dalhousie  Robert,  1843-5.  CI. 
5-6. 

TAYLOR,  Charles  M.,  1839-40.     CI.  1. 

TAYLOR,  WiUiam  G.,  1839-40.     CI.  1. 

TWISLETON,  John,  1840-5.     CI.  2-6. 

WALLACE,  WiUiam,  1840-4.     CI.  2-5. 

WAUCHOPE,  David  Baird,  1839-44. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1830  ;  s.  of  George 
Wauchope,  Merchant,  8  Moray  Place. 

Wine  Merchant,  Leith  ;  J. P.  Midlothian  ; 
one  of  the  Leith  Dock  Commissioners 
appointed  by  the  Treasury,  1867-72  ;  Dir. 
N.B.  and  Merc.  Insur.  Co.  and  Union  Bank 
of  Scot. ;  m.  Miss  Mure,  dau.  of  Lord  Mure ; 
d.  28  May  1909  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  133. 

WEBSTER,  Thomas,  1839-40.     CI.  1. 

WODDROP,  William  Allan,  1839-44. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  22  Oct.  1829  ;  s.  of  John 
Allan  Woddrop. 

Harrow ;  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  ;  of  Dalmarnock, 
Elsrickle,  and  Garvald,  Peeblesshire;  Comet 
Scots  Greys,  1849;  Lt.  1853;  ret.  1856; 
served  with  regt.  in  Crimea ;  present  at  afiair 
of  Mackenzie's  Farm  (Balaclava)  ;  was  the 
last  surviving  officer  of  the  '  Greys  '  engaged 
there  (Crimean  and  Turkish  medals)  ;  m. 
Harriette  SeUna,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John 
Isaac  Beresford  of  Macbiehill,  Co.  of  Peebles; 
d.  I  Jan.  1911. 

WOOD,  James,  1840-2.     CI.  2,  3. 

WYNNE,  John,  1839-42.     CI.  1-3. 

YOUNG,  James,  1840-1.     CI.  2. 


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ASHBY,  John,  1842-3.     CI.  3.     b.  1830  ; 
s.  of  Nathan  Ashby,  Jamaica, 
d.  1843  while  at  school. 

BALFOUR,  Hon.  James,  1840-5.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  10  May  1830  ;  s.  of  John  Balfour, 
20  Pilrig  Street. 

Merchant,  Melbourne  ;  M.L.C.  of  Victoria 
since  1874  ;  also  an  Executive  Councillor  ; 
trained  in  business  in  Edin.  and  Lond.  ; 
arrived   in   Melbourne,    1852  ;     partner   of 


James  Henty  and  Co.,  Merchants,  for 
twenty-three  years  ;  carried  on  mercantile 
agency  business  in  Melbourne  in  name  of 
James  Balfour  and  Co.,  and  grazing  and 
pastoral  business  with  his  sons  in  name  of 
James  Balfour  and  Sons,  at  Culcairn,  N.S.W.; 
Pres.  Melbourne  Chamber  of  Commerce, 
1885-6;  formerly  Capt.  commanding  St. 
Kilda  Batt.  R.V.  Art.  ;  M.L.A.  for  two 
years ;  resigned  to  visit  Great  Britain ; 
m.  1859  Frances  Charlotte,  e.  dau.  of  the 
late  Hon.  James  Henty,  M.L.C.  ;  d.  24  Aug. 
1913  ;  see  also  E.A.  Cli.  xxi.  41. 


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BELL,    Thomas,    1840-4.     CI.    1-4.     b. 

6  May  1830  ;   s.  of  Carlyle  Bell,  W.S., 

7  Royal  Circus. 

Maj.-Gen.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1850  ; 
Lt.  1856;  Capt.  1862;  Maj.  1870;  Lt.-Col. 
1876;  Brev.  Col.  1881  ;  ret.  as  Maj.-Gen. 
1886;  served  as  Adj.  with  2nd  Belooch. 
Regt.  with  Persian  Exped.  Force,  1856-7, 
including  assault  and  capture  of  Reshire, 
surrender  of  Bushire,  exped.  to  Borazoon, 
and  battle  of  Khooshab  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
served  in  Afghan  War,  1879-80,  and  took 
part  in  March  to  Candahar  with  force  under 
Maj.-Gen.  Phayre  (desp.,  medal)  ;  m.  Miss 
Knight ;   d.  26  Jan.  1903. 

BOILEAU,  Richard   Simeon,  1840.    CI. 
1.     b.   1  June    1831  ;    s.   of  Lt.-Col. 
John  P.  W.  Boileau,  B.R.H.A. 
d.  24  Dec.  1840  while  at  school. 

BROOK,  Charles,  1840-4.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1831  ;   s.  of  Col.  Brook,  Pitt  Street. 

BROWK,  George,  1840-1.  CI.  1.  b. 
1880 ;  s.  of  George  Brown,  Wine 
Merchant,  25  George  Square. 

BROWN,  James,  1840-4.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
Nov.  1829 ;  s.  of  Charles  Brown, 
Gayfield  Square. 

Of  Barlay  ;  Merchant,  Liverpool  and 
Buenos  Aires;  m.  Christina  Latham;  d.  12 
March  1910. 

BROWNLOW,  Hon.  Charles,  1841-2. 
CI.  2.  b.  10  April  1831  ;  s.  of  Lord 
Lurgan,  1st  Baron. 

S.  father  as  2nd  Baron,  1847  ;  Lt.  43rd 
Regt.  ;  Ld.-Lt.  and  Gustos  Rotulorum  of  Co. 
Armagh ;  Lord-in- Waiting  to  Queen  Victoria ; 
m.  1853  Hon.  Emily  Anne  Cavendish-Browne, 
dau.  of  3rd  Baron  Kilmaine ;  d.  15  Jan.  1882. 

BRUCE,  Charles,  1840-6.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
21  April  1830  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Bruce, 
W.S.,  of  Langlee,  Roxburghshire, 
2  Glenfinlas  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  1846-7,  1853-4  '•  LL.D. 
Edin.  191 1  ;  Head  Office,  Bank  of  Scot., 
1847;  Agent,  Bank  of  Scot.,  George  Street, 
i860  ;  ret.  1901  ;  founded  a  Lectureship  on 
Banking  in  Edin.  Univ.  (/5000  endow- 
ment ;  first  lecturer,  Allan  M'Neil),  1910  ; 
Mem.  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  1863;  F.R.S. 
Arts,  1868  ;  Orig.  Mem.  Univ.  Club,  1864  ; 
Gov.  Donaldson's  Hosp.  1881  ;  Trustee 
Longmore  Trust ;  m.  (1)  Amelia  Forbes, 
dau.  of  late  John  Beatson  Bell,  W.S.,  of 
Glenfarg ;  (2)  Mary  Stuart,  dau.  of  late 
George  Seton,  Advocate;  d.  13  Feb.  1914; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  97-8. 

BUCHANAN,  Herbert,  1842-6.  CI.  3-6. 
s.  of  George  Buchanan,  Glasg. 

BURGESS,  William,  1843-7.     CI.  4-7. 


CAMPBELL,  Lewis,  1840-7.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  3  Sept.  1830  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Robert 
Campbell,  R.N.,  late  Gov.  of  Ascension 
Island  ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1846  ;  Dux 
of  the  School,  1847  ;  1st  Academical 
Club  Prizes  for  General  Merit,  1846 
and  1847  ;  best  in  Greek  and  Latin 
Verse,  French,  German,  and  Scripture, 
1847. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1847-9  ;  amongst  many 
other  prizes  Cowan  Gold  Medal  for  Greek, 
Blackstone  Exam.  ;  Trin.  Coll.  Oxon,  1849  ; 
Snell  Exhib.  and  removed  to  Ball.  Coll. 
1850;  held  Exhib.  until  1855;  2nd  CI. 
Mods.  1852;  B.A.  (ist  CI.  Grts.  1853); 
M.A.  1856  ;  gained  Prosser  Prize  at  Ball,  and 
also  the  Warner  Exhib.  ;  Fell,  of  Qn.'s 
Coll.  1855  ;  Tutor  of  Qn.'s  Coll.  1856-8  ; 
Class.  Exam.  1863-4  ;  Hon.  LL.D.  Glasg. 
1871  ;  Hon.  Fell,  of  Balliol,  1898  ;  took 
Holy  Orders,  1857  ;  V.  of  Milford,  Hants, 
1858-63  ;  Prof,  of  Greek,  St.  Andrews 
Univ.,  1863-92;  ret.  1892  ;  Gilford  Lecturer 
on  Nat.  Theo.,  St.  Andrews,  1894-5.  Pub- 
lications: Editions  of  the  Classics  —  (i) 
Plato's  Thestetus,  1861  (2nd  ed.  1883)  ; 
(2)  Sophistes  and  Politicus,  1867  ;  (3) 
Sophocles,    vol.    i.    1871    (2nd    ed.    1879)  ; 

(4)  vol.   ii.    1 881  ;     School   Edition,    1886  ; 

(5)  .Sischylus,  in  the  Parnassus  Series,  1897  ; 
The  Christian  Ideal  (Sermons),  1877;  Life 
of  James  Clerk  Maxwell  (with  W.  Garnett), 
1882  (2nd  ed.  1884)  ;  Sophocles  in  English 
Verse,  1883  (2nd  ed.  1896)  ;  ^schylus  in 
English  Verse,  1890 ;  Guide  to  Greek 
Tragedy,  1891 ;  edited  Plato's  Republic  (with 
late  Prof.  Jowett),  1894;  Life  of  Benjamin 
Jowett  (with  E.  Abbott),  1897  ;  Letters  of 
Jowett  (with  E.  Abbott),  1898;  articles 
on  Plato  and  Sophocles,  Ency.  Brit.,  9th 
ed.  ;  The  Nationahsation  of  the  Old  English 
Universities,  1900 ;  in  1904  edited  Camp- 
bell's Poems,  m.  1859.  Frances  Pitt,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Andrews,  Sergt.  -  at  -  law  ;  d. 
25  Oct.  1908  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  28. 

CAMPBELL,  William,  1840-6.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  16  June  1831  ;  s.  of  William 
Campbell,  M.D.,  4  Picardy  Place. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Physician,  Derbyshire, 
Bankok,  Siam,  afterwards  Eaton  Place, 
Lond. ;  m.  Frances  Gowan ;  drowned  at 
Filey,  9  Oct.  1880. 

CHALMERS,  Henry  Brougham, 
1840-5.  CI.  1-5.  b.  1830  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
Alexander  Chalmers,  India  ;  Dux  of 
CI.  2,  1842. 

Col.  B.S.C. ;  Prin.  Ex.  Commissariat  Off. 
at  Agra  during  Mutiny  ;  wounded  at  battle 
of  Agra,  5  July  1857  (medal) ;  2nd  Lt.  1847; 
Lt.  1853;  Capt.  1861;  Maj.  1867;  Lt.-Col. 
1873;  Col.  (ret.),  1876;  d.  1905. 

CLARK,  Alurcd  J.,  1840-5.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  William  Clark,  India 
Street. 


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GUMMING,  Alexander,  1840-6.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  21  Oct.  1830;  s.  of  James  Cumming, 
LL.D.,  Teacher,  E.A. 

1849-67  Colleague  in  F.  Ch.,  Old  Mel- 
drum;  1867-1909  Min.  of  First  F.  Ch., 
afterwards  West  U.F.  Ch.,  Forfar ;  m. 
Mary,  dau.  of  George  Hay  Boyd  of  Aber- 
deen and  Ceylon  ;   d.  Jan.  1909. 

CUMMING,  Alexander  E.,  1840-8.  CI. 
1-8.  b.  1880 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Cumming  of  Costerton. 

DAVIDSON,  Robert,  1840-5.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  8  Oct.  1831  ;  s.  of  Robert  Davidson, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  14  Ann  Street. 

Haileybury,  1850-1  ;  H.E.I. C.S.  and 
M.C.S.  1852-84 ;  C.S.I.  1878  ;  M.L.C.  and 
Chf.  Sec.  to  the  Govt,  of  Madras,  1880 ; 
Mem.  of  Bd.  of  Revenue;  J. P.  for  Co.  of 
Fife;  d.  25  Sept.  19 13. 

DIROM,  Thomas  Alexander,  afterwards 
Pasley-Dirom,  1842-5.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
24  Jan.  1881  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Dirom, 
Capt.  8th  Ft.,  Cleughead,  Mount 
Annan,  Annan. 

Addiscombe,  1846-8 ;  Lt.-Col.  Bengal 
Art.  ;  Ensign,  1848  ;  Lt.  1857 ;  Capt. 
1858;  Maj.  1864;  C.  Brig.  R.H.A.  1868 
Lt.-Col.  1872 ;  ret.  1873.  War  Service 
served  during  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi 
accompanied  Sir  Hope  Grant's  Column  to 
relief  of  Lucknow ;  also  at  captures  of 
Meeangunge  and  Bareilly  (three  times  desp., 
medal  with  two  clasps,  brev.  of  Maj.).  J. P. 
Dumfriesshire ;  on  death  of  his  uncle, 
Lt.-Col.  John  Pasley-Dirom,  S.  to  estate  of 
Mount  Annan,  1857,  when  he  obtained  royal 
licence  to  assume  the  name  of  Pasley- 
Dirom  under  the  entail ;  m.  1859  his  cousin 
Anna  Leonora,  o.  dau.  of  William  Ma.xwell 
Dirom,  B.C.S.  ;   d.  21  Aug.  1878. 

DODS,  George  A.,  1842-5.  CI.  3-5. 
s.  of  Col.  Gteorge  A.  Dods,  Madras. 

DOIG,  Charles,  1840-6.    CI.  1-6.    b.  1830; 
s.    of    Charles   Doig,    Writer,    Dewar 
Place,  afterwards  Seafield  House. 
A.C.S. 

EDMONSTOUNE,  John,  1844-6.  CI. 
5,  6.     b.  1830. 

Maj  .-Gen.  32nd  Regt. ;  Ensign,  1850; 
Lt.  1855  ;  Capt.  1857  ;  Brev.  Maj.  1858  ; 
Brev.  Lt.-Col.  1869  ;  Maj.  1876  ;  Col.  1879  ; 
ret.  as  Maj. -Gen.  1882.  War  Service  : 
served  with  32nd  Regt.  during  Indian 
Mutiny  in  1857-9 :  defended  Iron  Bridge 
over  River  Gomtee  with  fifty  men  to  cover 
retreat  from  Chinhut  on  30  June  1857,  and 
from  that  date  engaged  in  defence  of 
Residency  of  Lucknow  until  its  final  relief 
on  24  Nov.  by  Lord  Clyde ;  led  a  sortie  on 
29  Sept.,  and  was  twice  severely  wounded, 
on  20  July  and  29  Sept.  (desp.  by  Sir  John 
Inglis  and  the  Gov. -Gen.,  brev.   of  Maj.)  ; 


subsequently  engaged  in  defeat  of  Gwalior 
rebels  at  Cawnpore  on  6  Dec.  ;  at  capture  of 
forts  at  Dehaigu  and  Tyrool,  and  through- 
out Oude  campaign,  during  part  of  which 
he  served  as  Staff  Off.  to  Movable  Col. 
under  Lt.-Col.  Carmichael  (medal  with  clasp 
and  a  year's  service  for  Lucknow).    d.  1886. 

ELIOTT,  Charles  F.,  1843-5.  CI.  4,  5. 
s.  of  Capt.  Eliott. 

EWING,  Robert  Leckie,  1840-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  80  Aug.  1830  ;  s.  of  WiUiara  Leckie 
Ewing,  Glasg. 

Went  to  India,  1851,  and  became  an  indigo- 
planter  in  the  Shahabad  district;  1857  ^he 
Mutiny  broke  out,  all  the  factories  were 
burnt,  and  he  lost  all  his  property  ;  joined 
the  84th  Regt.  as  a  guest  of  the  officers,  and 
was  in  the  field  about  a  year  with  it,  taking 
part  in  operations  of  Azimgarh  F.F.  under 
Maj.-Gen.  Lugard ;  received  letter  of 
thanks  from  Govt,  and  Mutiny  medal ;  m. 
Margaret  Burrows.  Address  :  Devongrove, 
Dollar. 

FAIR,   James,    1842-5.     CI.    3-5.     s.    of 
Thomas  Fair,  Coldstream. 
Went  abroad. 

FOOTE,  WiUiam  M.,  1840-3.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1829  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Foote,  Seaforth 
Cottage. 

Went  to  India. 

ERASER,  Archibald  Colquhoun,  1841-4. 
CI.  2-4. 

FURNELL,  Michael  Cudmore,  1840-7. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1831  ;  s.  of  F.  Fumell, 
Surgeon,  H.E.I.C.S. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  F.R.C.S.  Edin.  ;  Ass.  Surg. 
H.E.I.C.S.  Madras,  1855  ;  Surg.  I.M.S. 
1867  ;  Dep.  Surg.-Gen.  1881  ;  Surg.-Gen. 
1885  ;   CLE.  1886  ;   ret.  1886  ;   d.  18S8. 

GILLESPIE,  Walter,  1843-7.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  8  Dec.  1830  ;  s.  of  George  Gillespie 
of  Biggar  Park,  Lanarkshire. 

Merchant,  Penang ;  afterwards  Manager 
of  a  Canadian  Trust  and  Loan  Co.  at 
Toronto  ;  m.  Laura  R.,  dau.  of  Lt.-Gen. 
Paterson,  R.A.  ;   d.  Aug.  1898. 

GRAHAME,  David,  1840-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  James  Grahame, 
Writer,  29  Ann  Street. 

Drowned  at  the  Falls  of  Niagara. 

GRAHAME,    Jeffrey,    1840-6.     CI.    1-6. 
b.  1829  ;  s.  of  James  Grahame,  Writer, 
29  Ann  Street. 
Went  to  Canada. 

GREIG,  Benjamin,  1840-5.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1830  ;  s.  of  James  Greig  of  Eccles, 
W.S,,  9  Abercromby  Place. 


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109 


Emigrated  early  to  U.S.A.  ;  served  in 
American  Civil  War  on  the  side  of  the 
South ;  Chief  Waggon  Master,  S.  Carolina ; 
before  the  Civil  War  was  a  railway  con- 
tractor, and  after  it  engaged  in  the  turpentine 
trade ;  m.  Irene  R.  Davis  of  Charleston 
Co.,  S.  Carolina;   d.  1904. 

HAMILTON,  William  Charles  Stewart, 
1840-2.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  1831 ;  s.  of  Capt. 
William  Charles  Hamilton  of  Craigh- 
law,  Kirkcowan. 

Of  Craighlaw,  Wigtownshire ;  J. P.  and 
D.L.Wigtownshire;  Advocate,  1852;  served 
as  an  officer  in  Ayr  and  Galloway  Mil.,  and 
embodied  with  it  during  the  Crimean  War ; 
m.  1 863  Margaret  Anne  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Jones  of  Hinton  Charterhouse,  Bath ;  d.  6 
June  1876. 

HAMILTON,  WiUiam  Stirling,  1840-6. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  17  Sept.  1830;  s.  of 
Sir  William  Hamilton,  Bart.,  of  Pres- 
ton and  Fingalton,  Prof,  of  Logic  and 
Metaphysics,  Univ.  of  Edin.,  16  Great 
King  Street. 

Addiscombe,  1846-8;  Gen.  and  Col.- 
Commdt.  R.A.  ;  S.  father  as  loth  Bart. 
1856;  C.B.  1907;  2nd  Lt.  R.A.  (Bengal), 
1848;  Lt.  1853;  Capt.  1858;  Maj.  1872; 
Lt.-Col.  1875;  Col.  1879;  Col.-Commdt. 
1895;  Maj. -Gen.  1885;  Lt.-Gen.  1889;  Gen. 
1895  ;  U.S.L.  1890.  War  Service  :  served 
during  Indian  Mutiny,  1857  ;  took  part  in 
night  attack  upon  Peshawar  (wounded  in 
six  places) ;  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi 
(desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  30  March  1858,  medal 
with  clasp),  m.  1856  Eliza,  dau.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  Barr;  d.  26  Sept.  1913. 

HENDERSON,  Charles,  1840-8.     CI.  1-3. 
b.    1830 ;     s.    of   Robert   Henderson, 
Abbotrule,  Jedburgh. 
Of  Bonchester  Lodge. 

HILL,  William,  1841-3.  CI.  2,  3.  s.  of 
George  Hill  (Hill,  Thomson  and  Co.), 
6  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

HORSLEY,  Francis,  1840-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Horsley, 
H.E.I.C.S. 

Maj. -Gen.  M.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1849  ;  Lt. 
1854 ;  Capt.  1861  ;  Maj.  1869 ;  Lt.-Col. 
1875;  Col.  1880;  Maj. -Gen.  (ret.),  1883. 
War  Services  :  was  employed  in  suppression 
of  the  Mutiny  in  Bengal  during  1857-8.  d. 
1907. 

HORSLEY,  Ralph,  1840-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Horsley, 
H.E.I.C.S. 

Haileybury,  1849-51;  Telegu  Medal; 
H.E.I.C.S.  Madras,  1851-6  ;  Ass.  Mag.  and 
CoU.,  Bellary  ;   d.  4  July  1856  at  Bellary. 

HUNTER,  Robert  Scott,  1840-2.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Capt.  W.  Hunter, 
H.E.I.C.S. 


Capt.  6th  D.G.  (Carabineers)  ;  Cornet  2nd 
D.G.  (Greys)  and  6th  D.G.  1851  ;  Lt.  1854  ; 
Capt.  1855  ;  ret.  1862  ;  served  in  Eastern 
campaign  of  1854-5,  including  affair  at 
Mackenzie's  Farm,  battles  of  Balaclava  and 
Inkermann,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (medal 
and  three  clasps,  5th  cl.  of  Medjidie,  and 
Turkish  medal)  ;  commanded  the  left  troop 
of  the  Scots  Greys  in  the  Balaclava  charge; 
d.  1896. 

JOHNSTONE,    Charles    Hope,    1840-4. 
Cl.  1-4.     b.  1830  ;    s.  of  John  James 
Hope  Johnstone  of  Annandale,  M.P., 
Keeper  of  Lochmaben  Palace. 
Lieut.  R.N.  ;    d.  1855. 

JOHNSTONE,  John  Frederick,  1840-7. 
Cl.     1-7.     b.     1830 ;      s.     of     Bryce 
Johnstone,  Comely  Bank. 
Went  to  Australia. 

LAMBE,  David  Wight,  1840-1.  Cl.  1. 
b.  13  Dec.  1830 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Imlach  Lambe,  8  Coates  Crescent. 

Grange  School,  Sunderland,  1841-4;  Mer- 
chiston,  1844;  Bank  of  N.S.W.,  Australia, 
for  many  years ;  m.  Louisa  Hannah  Brookes, 
Lond.  ;  d.  28  Jan.  1903. 

LANGHORNE,  Charles  James,  1842-7. 
Cl.  3-7.  b.  12  Sept.  1830  ;  s.  of  the 
Rev.  Dr.  Thomas  Langhome,  Episc. 
Ch.,  Musselburgh  ;  Dux  Cl.  4,  5,  and  6, 
1844-6 ;  best  in  Greek  Prose  and 
French  Prose,  Cl.  7,  1847. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1847-50 ;  Cowan  Gold 
Medal,  Latin,  1848;  Greek,  1850;  Snell 
Exhib.  1850 ;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1850 ; 
Warner  Exhib.  ;  B.A.  1856  ;  M.A.  1857  ; 
Ch.  of  Eng. ;  D.  1856  ;  P.  1858  ;  for  three 
years  Ass.  in  Musselburgh  Episc.  Ch. ; 
afterwards  C.  of  Curridge,  Newbury ;  St. 
Mark's,  Whitechapel ;  and  Itchen  Abbas, 
Winchester;   d.  19  Oct.  1874. 

LLOYD,  John  M.,  1843-5.     Cl.  4,  5. 

LOUDON,  William  W.,  1840-6.  Cl,  1-6. 
b.  1830 ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Loudon, 
Comm.  R.N. 

Administrator-Gen.  of  Surveys,  Bombay  ; 
m.  (i)  Caroline  Adelaide  Griffith ;  (2) 
Henrietta  Susannah  Ranken ;  d.  27  Jan. 
1907. 

M'ALESTER,  Charles  Somerville,  1841-5. 
Cl.  2-5.  b.  18  March  1830;  s.  of 
Charles  Somerville  M'Alester  of  Loup 
and  Kennox,  Ayrshire. 

Capt.  46th  Ft.  ;  Ensign,  1846  ;  Lt.  1848  ; 
Capt.  1854;  h.p.  1866;  served  with  46th 
Regt.  in  Crimean  campaign  from  the  8  Nov. 
1854,  including  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
(medal  with  clasp,  5th  cl.  of  Medjidie,  and 
■Turkish  medal)  ;  m.  Williamina  Pollok 
Morris;   d.  17  Jan.  1903. 


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M'FARLAN,  William  Leckie,  1840-5. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  4  Sept.  1880  ;  s.  of  John 
M'Farlan,  F.R.C.S.,  45  Charlotte 
Square. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  ordained  Ch.  of  Scot. 
1859 ;  Min.  o£  Tongland,  Kirkcudbright, 
1859;  Min.  o£  the  second  charge,  Cupar, 
1863 ;  and  thereafter  Min.  of  Lenzie, 
Glasg. ;  m.  i860  Isabella,  dau.  of  William 
Leckie  Ewing,  Stirlingshire ;  d.  24  April 
1890. 

M'INROY,  David,  1840-4.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
29  July  1831  ;  s.  of  James  Patrick 
M'Inroy  of  Lude,  Blair- Atholl. 

R.N.  ;  afterwards  in  various  businesses 
abroad,  chiefly  in  S.  America,  latterly 
ranching  ;   d.  23  March  186S. 

M'INROY,  William,  1840-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1830  ;  s.  of  James  Patrick  M'Inroy 
of  Lude,  Blair- Atholl ;  Dux  CI.  1 
and  3,  1841  and  1843. 

Harrow;  of  Lude,  Blair- Atholl;  Merchant, 
Liverpool;  J. P.  for  Perthshire;  m.  Debon- 
naire  Fleetwood,  3rd  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Charles  Hesketh  of  Meols  Hall,  Lancashire. 
Address:  Lude,  Blair- Atholl. 

MACKENZIE,  Andrew,  1840-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Roderick  Mackenzie, 
W.S.,  Forth  Street. 

M'LACHLAN,  John,  1840-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  John  M'Lachlan, 
Saxc-Coburg  Place. 

M'NEILL,     John,     1840-1.     CI.     1.     b. 
1829  ;   s.  of  Maj.  M'Neill,  Ann  Street. 
Capt.  R.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  R.A.  (Madras),  1853  ; 
Lt.  1858  ;   Capt.  R.A.  1864  ;   ret.  1868. 

.MARSHALL,  James,  1840-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1830 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Mr.  Marshall, 
Northumberland  Street. 

]VL\.XWELL,  James  Clerk,  1841-7.  CI. 
2-7.  b.  13  June  1831  ;  s.  of  John 
Clerk  Maxwell,  Advocate,  of  Middle- 
bie  and  Glenlair ;  Math.  Medal  and 
2nd  Academical  Club  Prize,  1847. 

Edin.  Univ.  1847-50 ;  Peterhouse  Coll. 
Cantab,  Oct.  1850;  Trin.  Coll.  Dec.  1850; 
Schol.  1852  ;  Fell.  1855  ;  Lect.  1855  ; 
Hon.  Fell.,  2nd  Wrangler,  and  bracketed 
with  Routh  as  Smith's  Prizeman,  1854  ; 
B.A.  1854;  M.A.  1857  ;  wrote  essays  for  tlie 
Select  Essay  Club  known  as  the  Apostles, 
1853-6;  Prof,  of  Nat.  Philos.  in  Marischal 
Coll.,  Aberdeen,  April  1856  to  15  Sept. 
18O0 ;  Prof,  of  Nat.  Philos.  in  King's  Coll., 
Lond.,  1860-5  ;  delivered  his  first  lecture  to 
the  Royal  Institution,  17  May  1861  ;  Prof, 
of  Experimental  Physics  in  Univ.  of  Cam- 
bridge, 1871  to  death ;  superintended 
building  of  physical  laboratory,  opened 
June  1874  ;    Member  of  Council  of  Senate 


of  the  Univ.  1876 ;  Pres.  of  Cambridge 
Philosoph.  Soc.  1876-7 ;  F.R.S.  1861 ; 
Rumford  Medallist,  i860;  Hon.  LL.D. 
Edin.  1870;  Hon.  D.C.L.  Oxon,  1876; 
his  mathematical  theory  of  electricity  was 
generally  accepted  by  scientists ;  he  did 
more  than  any  one  to  establish  the  kinetic 
theory  of  gases.  Author  :  On  the  Stability 
of  the  Motion  of  Saturn's  Rings,  1859  ; 
Theory  of  Heat,  1870 ;  Introductory 
Lectures  on  Experimental  Physics,  1871  ; 
A  Treatise  on  Electricity  and  Magnetism 
(2  vols.),  1873  ;  2nd  ed.  1881  ;  The 
Scientific  Papers  of  J.  C.  Maxwell  (2  vols, 
posthumous),  1890.  m.  1858  Katherine 
Mary,  dau.  of  Prin.  Dewar  of  Marischal 
Coll.,  Aberdeen;  d.  5  Nov.  1879;  see  also 
Biography  by  Lewis  Campbell  and  William 
Garnett. 

MAXWELL,  WiUiam,  1841-2.     CI.  2. 

MOIR,  Robert,  1843-5.  CI.  4,  5.  b. 
1831  ;  s.  of  Dr.  David  Macbeth 
Moir  (Delta),  Musselburgh. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.D.  1852  and  L.R.C.S.E. 
1851  ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1859  ;  Hon.  Surg,  and 
Phys.  Roy.  Inf.,  Edin.,  1851  ;  I.M.S.  1852  ; 
Surg,  ist  Assam  L.I.  ;  i860  Civil  Surg., 
Haupur,  N.W.P.,  and  thereafter  at  Naini 
Tal,  Benares,  Agra,  Simla,  and  Calcutta ; 
1876  ret.  from  the  service,  and  settled  in 
med.  practice  at  St.  Andrews  ;  m.  Alison 
Paterson,  Trinity,  Edin.  ;    d.  1899. 

MOORE,  Roderick  W.,  1843-6.     CI.  4-6. 

MUIRHEAD,  James,  1840-5.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  13  Nov.  1830  ;  s.  of  Claud  Muir- 
head,  Heriot  Row. 

Heidelberg  and  Edin.  Univ.  ;  LL.D. 
Glasg.  ;  Barrister,  Inn.  Tern.,  1857,  and 
Advocate,  1857 ;  Prof,  of  Civil  Law  in 
Univ.  of  Edin.  1862-89  )  A.D.  1874-80 ; 
Sheriff  of  Chancery,  1880-5  ;  Sheriff  of 
Stirlingshire,  1885-9  ;  Hon.  Mem.  Jurid.  Soc. 
of  Berlin  and  Instit.  of  Roman  Law  in  Rome. 
Author  :  1880  The  Institutes  of  Gains  and 
Rules  of  Ulpian,  with  Translation  and 
Notes ;  article  Roman  Law  for  9th  ed. 
Ency.  Brit.,  afterwards  published  in  enlarged 
form  as  An  Introduction  to  the  Civil  Law 
of  Rome.  m.  1857  Jemima  Lock,  dau.  of 
George  Eastlake,  Solicitor,  Plymouth ;  d. 
8  Nov.  1889. 

OFFICER,  H.  Suetonius,  1841-3.  CI. 
2,  3. 

Went  to  Tasmania. 

PEARSON,  Hugh  M.   D.,    1840-3.     CI. 

1-8.     b.  1830 :     s.    of    Maj.    James 

Pearson,  H.E.I.C.S.,   29   Drummond 

Place. 

POPE,  Robert,  1840-3.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1831  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Peter  Pope, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Brandon  Street, 

Addiscombe,  1849-51  ;  2nd  Lt.  R.A. 
(late  Madras),  1851 ;   Lt.  1857;   Capt.  1861  ; 


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111 


served  with  Saugor  Field  Div.  under 
Brigadier  Whitlock  in  1858,  and  was  present 
at  affair  of  Kubrace,  battle  of  Banda, 
surrender  of  Kurwee,  and  affair  at  Larcherra 
(desp.,  medal  with  clasp)  ;    d.  1870. 

ROBERTSON,  Charles  S.  Hope,  1840-5. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  14  July  1831  ;  s.  of 
Hercules  J.  Robertson,  Advocate, 
afterwards  Lord  Benholme,  Senator  of 
College  of  Justice. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  M.A.  (Sen.  Opt.)  ; 
Greek  Testament  Prize,  1852  ;  Dr.  Hooper's 
Oration  Prize,  1853  ;  associated  with  James 
Clerk  Maxwell  at  Cambridge  in  experiments 
on  light;  ordained,  1855;  C.  St.  John's, 
Bradford,  1855  ;  P.C.  Muckross,  Killarney, 
1859  ;  V.  St.  Margaret's-at-Cliff,  Dover, 
1863  ;  Incumb.  Crocken  Hill,  Kent,  1866  ; 
R.  Smeeth,  Kent,  1868  ;  R.D.  1885-90  ; 
ret.  1904.  Author  :  Gathered  Lights,  and 
numerous  articles  on  microscopical  studies, 
natural  history,  and  science,  m.  Lucy 
Dominica,  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Fitzgerald 
Day  ;  d.  13  Dec.  1909  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
xvii.  63. 

ROBERTSON,  George,  1840-5.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  23  July  1830  ;  s.  of  Hercules  J. 
Robertson,  Advocate,  afterwards  Lord 
Benholme,  Senator  of  the  College  of 
Justice. 

Of  Hedderwick  ;  Civil  Engineer,  Edin.  ; 
m.  Lucy  Mary,  e.  dau.  of  Capt.  Charles 
Fraser,  R.N.  ;    d.  7  Feb.  1896. 

ROBERTSON,  John  Campbell,  1842-4. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  5  Dec.  1829  ;  s.  of  James 
Robertson,  Accountant,  Edin.  (Cashier 
of  the  Colonial  Life  Insur.  Co.,  Edin.). 

Edin.  Univ.  1845-6 ;  Bank  of  Scot. 
1846-61  ;  ist  Batt.  Q.E.R.V.  1859  ;  Man. 
Warrant  Finance  Co.  Ltd.  1865  ;  Chm. 
Electrical  Industries  Development  Co.  Ltd. 
1906  ;  m.  i860  Dora  Anne  Fotheringham 
of  Glasg.  Address:  52  Dartmouth  Park 
Road,  Lond.,  N.W. 

ROBERTSON,  Robert  Jameson  Eustace, 
1843-5.     CI.  4,  5.     b.  1830. 

Lt.-Col.  6oth  Rifles  ;  2nd  Lt.  1847  ;  Lt. 
1850;  Capt.  1855;  Maj.  1869;  ret.  as  Lt.- 
Col.  1873  ;  served  with  ist  Batt.  6oth 
Rifles  during  second  siege  operations  at 
Mooltan,  including  siege  and  storm  of 
town  and  capture  of  citadel ;  was  afterwards 
present  at  battle  of  Goojerat,  the  pursuit 
of  Sikh  army,  and  expulsion  of  the  Afghans 
beyond  the  Khyber  Pass  (medal  with  two 
clasps)  ;  served  during  operations  in 
Euzofzye  country  and  capture  of  insurgent 
villages  on  the  11  and  14  Dec.  1849  ;  also 
in  exped.  against  Afreedies  in  Kohat  Pass 
in  Feb.  1850  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  served  in 
Red  River  exped.  1870;  d.  1909. 

ROCHEID,  Charles  Frederick  Everhard 
James  William  George,   1840-2.     CI. 


1,  2.     b.  1831  ;  s.  of  James  Rocheid  of 
Inverleith. 

Of  Inverleith  ;  R.N.  1845  ;  ret.  1849,  and 
went  to  live  in  Germany  ;  served  in  army 
of  Grand  Duke  of  Saxe-Weimar,  1849-55  ; 
m.  Mathilde,  o.  dau.  of  Baron  de  Salviati 
of  Weimar,  Prussian  Ambassador  at  the 
Court  of  Spain  ;  d.  19  Jan.  1864. 

ROWLEY,  Robert  Horseley  Rickets, 
1840-4.  CI.  1-4.  b.  5  July  1830  ; 
s.  of  Capt.  Rowley,  R.N. 

Maj. -Gen.  R.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1849  ;  Lt. 
1850 ;  Capt.  1855 ;  Maj.  1871  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1874;  Col.  1879;  Maj. -Gen.  1881  ;  ret. 
1881  ;  served  in  Kaffir  War,  185 1-3 
(medal)  ;  China  exped.  of  i860,  and  was 
present  at  capture  of  Taku  Forts,  actions 
of  18  and  21  Sept.  near  Tangchow,  and 
surrender  of  Pekin  (medal  with  two  clasps) ; 
d.  27  July  1903. 

SANDWITH,  William,  1840-6.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  John  Sandwith, 
Solicitor,  14  Melville  Street. 

Haileybury,  1850-1  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  and 
I.C.S.  1852-80;  Judge,  Dharwar ;  fmly. 
Judge,  Sholapore  and  Ahmedabad  ;  m. 
Jemima  Mary,  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Sebastian 
James  Gambler  ;    d.  20  Sept.  1904. 

SCOTT,  John,  1841-6.     CI.  2-6.     b.  1830 ; 

s.     of     Charles     Cunningham    Scott, 
Halkshill,  Largs,  Ayrshire  ;    XL 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  C.B.,  F.R.S.E.  ;  Ship- 
builder and  Engineer ;  Mem.  Roxburgh 
Club,  Bannatyne  Club,  and  Scottish  Text 
Soc.  ;  Col.  Renfrew  and  Dumbarton  Art. 
Vols.  ;  contested  Greenock  (C.)  on  three 
occasions.  Author:  papers  on  naval  archi- 
tecture, Mary  Queen  of  Scots,  and  on 
Darien  Co.  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Robert 
Spalding  of  Kingston,  Jamaica ;  d.  19 
May  1903. 

SHAND,  James  John  Harvey,  1840-5. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  11  May  1831  ;  s.  of  John 
Shand,  W.S.,  24  Royal  Circus. 

In  1856  visited  W.I.,  and  died  of  yellow 
fever  in  Grenada,  25  Nov.  1857. 

SHAW,  David,  1842-6.  CI.  3-6.  b. 
3  May  1829  ;  s.  of  David  Shaw,  Surg. 
Bom.  Army,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Lt.-Gen.  I.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  39th  M.N.I. 
1848  ;  Lt.  1853  ;  Capt.  1859  ;  Maj.  1868  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1874  ;  Col.  1879  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1889  ; 
Lt.-Gen.  1892  ;  U.S.L.  1887  ;  served  with 
F.F.  against  insurgent  Moplahs  at  Mun- 
jerry,  Malabar  dist.,  and  was  present  at 
engagement  on  4  Sept.  1849;  at  Kolatoor 
on  25  Aug.  1851 ;  commanded  a  detachment 
of  the  Malabar  Police  Force  employed  in 
destruction  of  party  of  insurgent  Moplahs 
near  Calicut,  on  western  coast,  on  17'  Sept. 
1855  ;  present  at  quelling  of  a  riot  in 
Tinnevelly,    22    Dec.     1858 ;     served   with 


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Burmese  exped.  1885-6  in  command  of 
base  at  Thayetmyo  (desp.,  medal  with 
clasp) ;  m.  (i)  ;   (2)  Miss  Sillery,  dau.  of 

Gen.  Sillery,  Madras  Army  ;  d.  5  Aug.  1902. 

SHORTT,  James  R.  G.  G.,  1840-2.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1830 ;  s.  of  Dr.  Thomas 
Shortt,  54  Queen  Street. 

Col.  Bom.  S.C. ;  2nd  Lt.  1846 ;  Lt. 
1853 ;  Capt.  1861  ;  Maj.  1866 ;  Lt.-Col. 
1872  :  Col.  (ret.),  1875  ;  d.  19  May  1893. 

SIMSON,  Henry  Bruee,  1840-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  22  Jan.  1832 ;  s.  of  George  Simson 
of  Brunton  and  Pitcorthie,  Fifeshire. 

HaUeybury,  1850-2  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  and  I.C.S. 
1852-78;  Judge  of  Jessore;  Mutiny  medal, 
1857-8;  D.L.,  J. P.  Fife;  m.  1857  Margerry, 
dau.  of  Gen.  Vincent;  d.  11  Aug.  1899. 

STEELE,  John,  1840-2.  CI.  1.  b.  1829 ; 
s.  of  Joseph  Steele  (Demerara),  Inver- 
leith  Row. 

STRUTHERS,  James,  1842-5.     CI.  3-5. 
b.  1880  ;  s.  of  James  Struthers,  Glasg. 
d.  of  cholera  in  Glasg.  1849. 

STUART,  Kenneth  Bruce,  1842-4.  CI. 
8-4.  b.  9  Nov.  1828  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Stuart  of  Annat,  Perthshire. 

Capt.  63rd  Regt. ;  Crimean  War  (medal 
and  clasp  for  Sebastopol)  ;  Ensign,  1850  ; 
Lt.  1852  ;  Capt.  1855  ;  m.  Clementina 
Julia,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Donald  Ogilvy  of 
Clova,  Forfarshire;   d.  5  Nov.  1905. 

SUTTIE,  James  Grant-,  1841-4.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  25  May  1830  ;  s.  of  Sir  George 
Grant-Suttie,  5th  Bart. 

Merton  CoU.  Oxon ;  S.  father,  1878,  as  6th 
Bart,  of  Balgone  and  Preston  Grange ;  D.L. 
for  Berwickshire ;  Lt.-Col.  Haddington,  Ber- 
wick, Linlithgow,  and  Peebles  Art.  Mil.  ; 
m.  1857  Lady  Susan  Harriet  Innes-Ker, 
e.  dau.  of  6th  Duke  of  Roxburghe  ;   d.  1878. 

TAIT,  Walter,  1843-7,  CI.  4-7.  b.  6 
July  1830  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Adam  Duncan 
Tait,  Kirkliston. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Min.  of  St.  Madoes ;  m. 
Jane  EUza,  dau.  of  James  Arcliibald 
Campbell  of  Inveraw  ;   d.  2  March  1905. 

TAYLOR,  Joseph,  1840-3.  CI.  1-3.  b, 
1880  ;  s.  of  Joseph  Taylor,  Tanfield 
House. 

THOMSON,  WiUiam,  1840-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  William  Thomson, 
Bonnington. 

THOMSON,  WilUam,  1841-3.     CI.  2,  3. 

Address:  in  1850,  Pleasance,  Dumfries. 


TIPPER,  John  G.,  1840-3.  Q.  1-3. 
b.  1830  ;  s.  of  George  Tipper,  26  Ann 
Street. 

TROTTER,  Coutts,  1840-1.  CI.  1.  b. 
9  April  1831  ;  s.  of  Archibald  Trotter 
of  Dreghorn. 

Rugby,  1845;  Haileybury,  1850-3;  Medal 
Hist,  and  Pol.  Econ.  (4th  term),  and  other 
prizes ;  S.  to  Dreghorn,  1844 ;  H.E.I.C.S. 
and  B.C.S.  1854-9  ;  F.R.G.S.,  F.R.S.G.S., 
F.R.S.E.,  F.  Roy.  Anthrop.  Soc,  F.S.A. 
(Scot.)  ;  contributed  many  articles  to  the 
journals  of  the  Geograpliical  and  other 
societies  of  which  he  was  a  member,  and 
a  number  of  articles  on  geographical 
subjects  to  the  Ency.  Brit.,  9th  ed.  ; 
travelled  extensively  among  the  islands  in 
the  Pacific,  and  for  a  short  time  acted  as 
H.B.M.  Consul  at  Samoa;  m.  Harriet 
Augusta,  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Richard 
Keatinge  ;   d.  5  Feb.  1906. 


TURNBULL,  Alexander,  1843-4. 
Farmer,  E.  Lothian. 


CI.  4. 


TURNER,  Thomas,  1840-6.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1830  ;  s.  of  James  Turner,  Greenock. 

TWEEDIE,  James,  1840-5.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
6  Feb.  1831  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Tweedie, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Rachan  and  Quarter, 
Peeblesshire. 

Of  Rachan  and  Quarter,  Peeblesshire ; 
R.M.C.  Sandhurst;  22nd  and  8oth  Regts.  ; 
Ensign,  1851  ;  Lt.  1854  ;  ret.  1855  ;  served 
in  Burma  (medal) ;  Mem.  of  the  Roy.  Co. 
of  Archers;  J.P.,  D.L.  Co.  Peebles;  m.  (i) 
Jane,  dau.  of  Mr.  White  of  Netherurd, 
Peeblesshire ;  (2)  Emma,  y.  dau.  of  David 
Cunliffe  ;  d.  25  Oct.  1909. 

WALKER,  James,  1840-5.  CI.  1-5,  b. 
21  Jan.  1830  ;  s.  of  James  Walker, 
Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Wigtown,  23 
Royal  Circus. 

Of  Dairy,  Midlothian  ;  Advocate,  1853  ; 
Dir.  Roy.  Bank  and  Life  Assoc,  of  Scot. ; 
J. P.  Midlothian  ;  m.  Hon.  Anna  Yelverton, 
5th  dau.  of  Viscount  Avonmore  ;  d.  11  Sept. 
1900. 

WHIGHAM,  Robert,  1841-3,  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  George  Whigham,  W.S., 
of  Hallidayhill,  Dumfriesshire. 


WOOD,  Walter,  1841-5. 
Aberdeen. 


CI.  2-5.     From 


WRIGHT,  James  A.,   1840-5.     CI.  1-5. 
b.  1830  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Wright,  Perth. 

C.E.  Glasg. 

YORKE,    Joseph    A.,    1843-4.      CI.    4. 
From  Birmingham. 


DR.  CUMMING'S  CLASS,  1841-8 


113 


(Sec  also  Chronicles  of  the  Cummiiig  Club,  Edin.,  1887) 


ANDERSON,  John  F.,  1841-5.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  George  Anderson, 
Leith  Walk. 


Resided  at  Pau   as  an  invalid  ; 
Presb.  Ch.  there;  d. 


Libr.  of 


ANDERSON,  Octavius,  1841-2.  CI.  1. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  William  Anderson, 
Pilrig  Street,  Town  Clerk  of  Leith. 

d.  22  Sept.  1856. 

ANDERSON,  Patrick  Charles,  1844-6. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Alex- 
ander Anderson,  H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Mon- 
trave,  Forfar. 

Addiscombe,  1848-50 ;  Lt.-Col.  R.A. 
(late  Bengal)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1850  ;  Lt.  1856  ; 
Capt.  1859 ;  Maj.  1872  ;  Lt.-Col.  1877  ; 
served  throughout  Burmese  War  of  1852-3, 
including  operations  before  and  capture  of 
Rangoon  (medal  with  clasp  for  Pegu)  ;  was 
engaged  in  suppression  of  Santhal  insurrec- 
tion in  1854,  and  in  Indian  Mutiny,  includ- 
ing action  of  Khudjioa  (medal)  ;  d.  15  Feb. 
1882  at  sea. 

BARRY,  Robert  John,  1842-7.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  John  Barry,  British 
Hotel,  70  Queen  Street. 


Commission  Agent,   Edin. 
Craigmillar  Park. 


Address  : 


42 


BELL,  Andrew  Beatson,  1841-8.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  20  Sept.  1831  ;  s.  of  John 
Beatson  Bell,  W.S.,  of  Kilduncan, 
13  Great  King  Street ;  Dux  of  the 
School,  1848  ;  1st  and  2nd  Academical 
Club  Prizes,  1848 ;  best  in  Greek 
Prose,  Latin  Prose  and  Verse,  French 
and  French  Prose,  and  Historical 
Essay,  1848. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1848-51 ;  Edin.  Univ.  1851-4  ; 
of  Kilduncan,  Fife;  Advocate,  1854; 
Sheriff  Sub.  of  Fifeshire  at  Dunfermline, 
1865  ;  Cupar,  1869 ;  in  1880  appointed 
first  Chm.  of  the  Prison  Comrs.  for  Scot.  ; 
joined  Advocates'  Co.  Vols.  1859 ;  Lt. 
1864  ;  Capt.  1st  Fifeshire  Rifle  Vols.  1865  ; 
ret.  1880;  Hon.  Sec.  to  the  Dirs.  E.A.  1857- 
62;  Dir.  1862-78  and  1880-1913;  F.R.SiE. 
1886;  F.R.S.  Soc.  of  Arts  (Pres.  1897-9); 
Gov.  of  Donaldson's  Hosp. ;  Gov.  of  Trust 
for  Educ.  in  the  Highlands ;  Dir.  of  R.  Instit. 
for  Home  ReUef  of  Incurables ;  Dir.  of  R. 
Edin.  Sick  Children's  Hosp. ;  edited,  1868-86, 
Digest  of  Reports  of  Cases  in  the  Scottish 
Courts ;  m.  1865  Mary,  dau.  of  Nicholas 
Dodd  of  Belshield,  Northumberland;  d.  6 
Jan.  1913  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  70. 


BRODIE,  Thomas  Dawson,  1841-7.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  26  Dec.  1832  ;  s.  of  John 
Clerk  Brodie,  W.6.,  C.B.,  of  Idvies. 

Harrow,  1847-50;  Edin.  Univ.  1850-2;  of 
Idvies ;  W.S.  1857  ;  cr.  Bart.  1891  ;  D.K.S. 
1869-74  ;  assumed  name  of  Dawson  on  mar- 
riage, 1876;  m.  (i)  1851  Charlotte  Frederika, 
3rd  dau.  of  Thomas  John  Furnell  of  Heath- 
mount,  Co.  Limerick;  (2)  1876  Anne,  e.  dau. 
of  William  Dawson  of  Gairdoch  and  Pow- 
foulis,  Stirlingshire ;  d.  6  Sept.  1896. 

BROUGHTON,  Robert  Henry,  1841-4. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  7  May  1829  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
E.  R.  Broughton,  H.E.LC.S.  Bengal. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  at  Vet.  Coll.  ;  purchased 
estate  of  Rowchester,  Berwickshire,  1856, 
and  Hardacres  in  1879  ;   d.  2  Nov.  1894. 

BROWN,  William,  1841-8.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
1831  ;  s.  of  Dr.  William  Brown, 
Pitt  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  13th  Ft. 
1853;  served  in  the  Crimea;  battle  of 
Tchernaya ;  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
(Crimean  medal,  clasp  '  Sebastopol,'  Turkish 
medal)  ;  ret.  1857;  settled  in  S.  Africa,  and 
died  there. 

BRUCE,  Alexander  Andrew,  1842-3. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  14  July  1829;  s.  of 
Maj.  David  Bruce,  Commissariat 
Officer,  LA. 

Maj. -Gen.  B.S.C. ;  Ensign  (Direct  Com.), 
1846;  Lt.  1853;  Capt.  'i86i  ;  Maj.  1866; 
Lt.-Col.  1872  ;  Col.  1877  ;  ret.  as  Maj. -Gen. 
1882  ;  served  with  force  under  Gen.  Wheeler 
in  Punjaub  campaign,  1848-9  (medal)  ; 
served  also  under  Col.  Mackeson  against 
Hussanies  in  1852-3  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
ra.  Ada  Campbell  Semple,  Rothesay,  Bute  ; 
d.  17  June  1908. 

BRUCE,  George,  1841-2.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
George  Bruce,  Shandwick  Place. 

BRYCE,  John  Henry,  1842-8.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Rev.  James  Bryce, 
D.D.,  Senior  Chaplain  of  Ch.  of  Scot, 
in  India. 

Edin.  Nav.  and  Mil.  Acad.  ;  Addiscombe, 
1850-2  ;  H.E.LC.S. ;  Bengal  Art.  ;  2nd  Lt. 
1852;  stationed  at  Lucknow,  1857;  at 
Chinhut,  along  with  David  Macfarlan 
(E.A.  1842-9),  succeeded  in  saving  guns,  and 
gained  great  distinction  ;  died  at  Lucknow  of 
cholera  a  little  later  in  the  siege  ;  promoted 
Lt.  shortly  before  his  death,  and  Mutiny 
medal  (clasp  '  Lucknow  ')  to  which  he  would 
have  been  entitled  was  sent  to  his  father ; 
d.  8  Aug.  1857. 


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BURNES,  George  James  Holmes,  1848-5. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Dr.  James 
Bumes,  Phys.  -  Gen.  Bom.  Army, 
D.C.L.,  F.R.S.,  Kt.  of  Guelphic 
Order. 

H.E.I.C.S. ;  ist  Bom.  Europ.  Fus.  1847; 
Punjaub  campaign,  1848-9 ;  siege  and 
capture  of  fort  ef  Mooltan;  battle  of 
Goojerat  (Punjaub  medal  and  clasps)  ;  after 
the  annexation  of  Oude  appointed  to  loth 
Reg.  Oude  Irreg.  Inf.  1856;  this  corps  was 
one  of  the  first  to  figure  in  the  Mutiny, 
rebelling  at  Seetapore  and  massacring 
nearly  all  the  Europeans  in  the  station ; 
with  a  small  party  of  fugitives,  including 
ladies  and  children,  Bumes  wandered  for 
months  in  the  jungle,  finally  being  sent 
prisoner  to  Lucknow,  where  he  was  murdered 
along  with  other  officers  (Kaye's  History  of 
the  Sepoy  War)  ;   d.  16  Nov.  1857. 

CARRINGTON,  Charles,  1844-5.  O.  4. 
b.  1831 ;  s.  of  R.  C.  Carrmgton, 
D.  of  AthoU's  Commissioner  at 
Dunkeld. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Solicitor,  Lond.,  1856 ; 
Prin.  Clerk,  Chancery  Registrar's  Dept., 
1859 ;  a  Registrar,  Supreme  Court  of 
Judicature,  1882;   d.  11  July  1908. 

CLEPHANE,  William,  1841-5.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  16  May  1832 ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Clephane  of  Carlogie,  Sheriff  of  Fife- 
shire. 

Addiscombe,  1847-9;  H.E.I.C.S.;  Bengal 
Art. ;  2nd  Lt.  1849  ;  Lt.  1854  ;  stationed  at 
Govindghur,  near  Amritser,  during  Mutiny, 
where  he  died  of  cholera  after  a  long  and 
fatiguing  march  in  charge  of  guns  and 
stores,  I  Sept.  1857. 

COBBOLD,  Alan  Brooksby,  1841-4.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  9  Aug.  1830  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Cobbold  of  Broughton  Park,  founder 
of  the  first  Edin.  Zoological  Gardens. 

Edin.  Univ.  Med.,  and  subsequently  Art 
under  George  Simpson,  R.S.A.  ;  resided 
in  England  from  1861  ;  m.  1868  Miss  Bar- 
tholomew ;   d.  23  Dec.  1901. 

COCHRANE,   James,    1843-6.     CI.   3-5. 

b.    16    March    1831  ;     s.    of    James 

Cochrane    of    Auchendennan,     Loch 

Lomond. 

Glasg.    Univ.    Botany ;     E.I.    Merchant, 

Glasg.,   of  J.  and  J.  R.  Cochrane  and  Co.  ; 

m     Margaret,    dau.    of    Andrew  Clephane, 

Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Fifeshire ;    d.  2  May 

1913- 
COCKBURN,  Henry  Alexander,  1841-2. 

CI.  1.     b.  10  Nov.  1831 ;    s.  of  John 

Cockbum,  Dean  Terrace. 

The  Grange  School,  Sunderland,  1842-6; 

Edin.   Mil.   Acad.  ;    Addiscombe,    1849-51  ; 

Gen.  B.S.C.  ;    2nd  Lt.   53rd  B.N.I.   1851  ; 

Lt.    1855;    Capt.    1857;    Maj.    1866;    Lt- 


Col.  1868 ;  Col.  1873 ;  Maj.-Gen.  1882  ; 
Lt.-Gen.  1886;  Gen.  1894;  U.S.L.  1887; 
served  in  Indian  Mutiny,  1857-9  ;  took  part 
in  affairs  near  Shahgunge  and  Agra  and 
several  minor  engagements  in  the  Doab ; 
twice  wounded,  once  severely  (one  horse 
wounded  and  one  killed)  ;  commanded 
Sipri  F.F.  1859-61  ;  services  acknowledged 
by  Govt,  of  N.W.P.  on  four  occasions 
(Mutiny  medal  and  clasp  for  C.I.)  ;  held 
various  appointments  under  Indian  Govt. 
1862  onwards  ;  J.P.  Midlothian  ;  m.  1862 
Lucy,  dau.  of  Gen.  Auclimesty  Tucker,  C.B. 
Address  :  Eskgrove,  Inveresk,  Midlothian. 

CONDAMINE,  John  de  la,  1841-7. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  20  April  1831  ;  s.  of 
Robert  de  la  Condamine,  Leith. 

Merchant,  Leith  ;  removed  to  Lond. 
i88i  ;  m.  1866  Ellen,  dau.  of  Dr.  Oldham, 
Lond'.  ;   d.  12  July  1896. 

CORNILLON,  Charles  Neaves,  1841-7, 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Hypolite 
Comillon,  62  Queen  Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Colonial  Assur.  Office,  Edin. ; 
went  out  to  Melbourne,  and  later  on  to 
Queensland  ;  d.  24  Jan.  1871. 

C RASTER,  James  Thomas,  1843-4. 
CI.  3.  b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Craster, 
2  Great  Stuart  Street. 

Mil.  Acad.,  Edin.  ;  Lt.-Col.  38th  (ist 
Staffs)  Regt.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1848 ;  Lt.  1851  ; 
Capt.  1854  ;  Maj.  1861  ;  Lt.-Col.  1872  ;  h.p. 
1 861  ;  served  in  Crimea,  1854  (medal,  clasps 
'  Alma,'  '  Inkermann,'  '  Sebastopol,'  Turkish 
medal)  ;  Indian  Mutiny  ;  present  at  battle 
of  Cawnpore  and  capture  of  Meeangunge 
(Mutiny  medal,  clasp  'Lucknow') ;   d.  1901. 

CUTHBERTSON,  Andrew,  1842-6.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  1832 ;  s.  of  Andrew  Gray 
Cuthbertson,  Merchant,  Leith. 

Edin.  Life  Assur.  Gifice ;  afterwards 
of  A.  G.  Cuthbertson  and  Son,  Merchants, 
Leith  ;   d.  18  June  1864. 

DENHAM,  Thomas  Blackball,  1842-8. 
CI.  2.  b.  1831  ;  s.  of  James  Denham, 
A.C.S.,  Lauriston  Lane. 

High  School;  joined  Mounted  Police  in 
Victoria  ;  wounded  by  bush-rangers ;  ret. 
and  settled  in  Melbourne. 

DICKSON,  John,  1841-5.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1880  ;  s.  of  David  Dickson  of  Hartree 
and  Kilbucho,  Advocate, 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Capt.  2nd  Lanark.  Mil. ;  d. 
1862. 

DODS,  Harry  Howard  Dickson,  1842-5. 
CI.  2-4.     b.  1831  ;    s.  of  Col.  George 
A.  Dods,  Grove  Street. 
Went  to  Austraha  ;   d.  c.  1850. 


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DONALD,  AVilliam,  1841-7.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  17  Aug.  1835  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Donald,  W.S.,  1  St.  Colme  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.A.  Edin.  ;  Agra  and 
U.S.  Bank,  1856-9  ;  in  1859  entered  Govt, 
service,  and  in  1861  was  employed  in  Civil 
Pay  Dept.,  first  at  Madras  and  then  at 
Bombay;  Dep.  Account. -Gen.,  Madras. 
Author:  Manual  of  the  Rules  and  Regula- 
tions for  the  use  of  Junior  Members  of  the 
Madras  Civil  Service,  1870.  m.  Edith,  dau. 
of  Col.  Pooley,  M.S.C.  ;    d.  28  March  1907. 

DREVER,  William  Scott,  1841-3.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Col.  David 
Drever,  Royal  Crescent. 

Col.  Madras  Army;  C.S.I. ;  31st  M.N.I. ; 
2nd  Lt.  1847  ;  Lt.  1850 ;  Capt.  1861  ; 
Maj.  1867;  Lt.-Col.  1S73;  Brev.  Col. 
1878  ;  Comr.  of  PoUce  for  Madras ;  was 
employed  in  suppressing  insurrection  in 
Pariah  Kimedy  dist.  1856-7  ;  in  N. 
Canara  in  1859  conducting  operations  for 
suppression  of  an  armed  insurrection  ; 
on  several  occasions  engaged  in  personal 
encounter  with  the  rebels,  who  were  all 
eventually  captured  or  killed  (medcil)  ; 
C.S.I,  for  services  during  famine  of  1878  ; 
d.  1883  at  Madras. 


DUNCAN,  David,  1843-4.     CI.  3. 
William  Duncan,  Minto  Street. 
Farmer,  Monkton,  Musselburgh  ;   d. 


s.  of 


DUNCAN,  Henry,  1841-8.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
25  Nov.  1831  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Duncan 
of  Grenada,  W.I.,  78  Great  King 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Ch.  of  Scot.  ;  Ass.  at 
St.  Quivox,  Ayrshire ;  Min.  of  Ettrick, 
Selkirkshire,  1858  ;  afterwards  Min.  of 
Crichton,  Midlothian  ;  contributed  to  mag- 
azines ;  Christian  Training,  1868 ;  edited 
Bible  Hours,  Under  the  Shadow,  1865  ; 
m.  (i)  Mary  B.  M.  Kinnear ;  (2)  Cecilia 
Baillie ;    d.  2  Oct.  1907  ;    see  also  E.A.  Ch. 

XV.    II. 

DUNCAN,  William  Butler,  1844-6.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  17  March  1830;  s.  of 
Alexander  Duncan,  fmly.  of  Provi- 
dence, R.I.,  afterwards  of  7  Prince's 
Gate,  Lond. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  The  Sorbonne,  Paris ; 
graduated  at  Brown  Univ.,  Providence, 
R.I.,  1849 ;  Banker,  N.Y.,  ret.  ;  Pres. 
Mobile  and  Ohio  Rly.  ;  Pres.  St.  Andrew's 
Club,  N.Y.  ;  Pres.  Pilgrim's  Soc,  N.Y.  ; 
m.  Jane  Percy  Sargeant  of  Natches,  Missis- 
sippi, U.S.A.  Address  :  1  Fifth  Avenue, 
N.Y.  City,  U.S.A. 

ELGIN,  Alexander,  1846-7.  CI.  6.  b. 
1831  ;  s.  of  William  Elgin,  19  Norton 
Place. 

Merchant  in  W.I.,  later  in  Lond.  ;  m. 
(:)  Miss  Wells  ;    (2)  Chatty  Elgin  ;   d. 


ERSKINE,  Henry  Napier  Bruce,  1841-3. 
CI.  1,2.  b.  Sept.  1831  ;  s.  of  William 
Erskine  of  Blackburn  House,  Linlith- 
gowshire. 

Grange  School,  Sunderland,  1844  ;  Hailey- 
bury,  1851-2  ;  C.S.I.  1887  ;  Spec.  Comr. 
with  the  F.F.  acting  against  mutineers 
in  the  Marathi  country,  1857 ;  special 
thanks  of  Lord  Elphinstone,  Gov.  of 
Bombay  ;  afterwards  deputed  to  introduce 
income  tax  in  Belgaum  dist.  ;  transferred 
in  1861-2  to  Ahmednugger  and  Scinde  ; 
Coll.  and  Maj.,  Kurrachee,  1864  ;  Comr., 
N.  Div.  of  Bom.  Pres.,  1877  ;  Comr.  in 
Scinde,  1879  ;  offered  seat  in  Council  of 
Bombay  in  1882,  but  refused  on  account 
of  ill-health ;  on  more  than  one  occasion 
received  the  thanks  of  the  Sec.  of  State 
and  of  the  Govt,  of  India;  ret.  188S  ;  d. 
4  Dec.  1893  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ii.  5,  6. 

EWART,  William,  1843-4.  CI.  3.  b. 
1831  ;  s.  of  James  Ewart,  M.D., 
Jamaica. 

Went  to  Jamaica,  where  his  father  had 
property  ;   d.  c.  1850. 

FERGUSSON,  Alexander,  1841-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  21  April  1831  ;  s.  of  William 
Fergusson,  Capt. -Gen.  and  Gov.  of 
Sierra  Leone. 

Lt.-Col.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  H.E.I.C.S. ;  Ensign 
2nd  Bom.  Europ.  L.I.  1847 ;  served  in 
Persia,  1856-7 ;  assault  and  capture  of 
Reshire,  9  Dec.  1856  ;  capture  of  Bushire 
next  day ;  operations  under  Sir  James 
Outram  ending  in  capture  of  Persian  army's 
camp,  magazines,  and  stores ;  battle  of  Koo- 
shab  (Indian  War  medal,  clasp  'Persia'); 
returned  to  India,  1857  ;  sent  to  U.  Scinde, 
where  he  saw  active  service  at  Sukkur  and 
Shikarpore  ;  relieved  in  latter  post  by  a 
class-fellow,  James  Paton,  4th  King's  Own  ; 
thereafter  served  in  S.  Marathi  country  ; 
returned  home  on  sick  leave,  1859  ;  ist 
CI.  Certif.,  Hythe,  i85o  ;  passed  in  Hindus- 
tani, 1862  (Capt.)  ;  served  on  staJE  appoint- 
ments; Brig.  Maj.  at  Aden;  ret.  1869  as 
Lt.-Col.  Published :  1882  Life  of  Henry 
Erskine,  Lord  Advocate  for  Scotland  ; 
1884  Letters  and  Journals  of  Mrs.  Calder- 
wood  of  Polton,  1756  ;  1886  The  Laird  of 
Lag,  a  Life  Sketch  of  Sir  Robert  Grierson ; 
The  Chronicles  of  the  Cumming  Club, 
1887.  Vice -Pres.  Scot.  Text  Soc;  Sec. 
Sanitary  Protection  Assoc.  ;  m.  (i)  Marion, 
dau.  of  Adam  Paterson,  W.S.  ;  (2)  Agnes 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Col.  W.  R.  Dunmore, 
Bengal  Army  ;  d.  27  March  1892. 

FLINT,  Alexander,  1843-5.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Flint, 
Laverockbank. 

Farmer ;  bought  the  estate  of  Broad- 
chapel,  near  Lochmaben,  which  he  was 
farming  himself  when  he  died,  1856. 

FORBES,  James  Arthur,  1841-3.  CI. 
1,  2.     b.  25  Feb.  1831  ;    s.  of  George 


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Forbes,     Banker,    of    West     Coates 

House. 

Grange  School,  Sunderland;  Naval  Cadet 
H.M.S.  '  Queen,"  subsequently  on  '  Thetis  ' ; 
served  in  Mediterranean,  Portugal,  and 
Azores  ;  H.M.S.  '  Salamander  '  on  E.I.  and 
China  Stations  ;  capture  of  Martaban  and 
Rangoon,  1852,  and  engaged  in  suppression 
of  piracy  in  China  seas ;  Lieut.  1853  ; 
Crimean  War ;  blockade  ot  Cronstadt  and 
Baltic  ports,  1854-5  ;  1st  Lieut,  on  '  Orestes,' 
1863;  employed  suppressing  slave-trade  on 
E.  Coast  of  Africa;  in  1864  assisted  Dr. 
Livingstone  by  towing  his  river  steamer 
up  the  Zambesi ;  Coram.  1866 ;  1870-3 
Inspg.  Comm.  of  Coast-Guard  at  Berwick ; 
ret.  1873  (Indian  War  medal,  clasp  'Pegu,' 
and  Baltic  medal) ;  Commodore  Rov.  Forth 
Yacht  Club  ;  J. P.  for  the  burgh  'of  Ber- 
wick-on -Tweed ;  Sheriff,  1883;  promoted 
ret.  Capt.  :88i  ;  m.  1867  Fearne  Jemima, 
dau.  of  James  Kinnear,  W.S.,  and  widow 
of  Prof.  W.  Edmonstoune  Aytoun  ;  d.  25 
June  1905  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xii.  127. 

FRASER,  John,  1845-6.  CI.  5.  b.  1831 ; 
s.  of  John  Fraser,  Provost  of  Inver- 
ness. 

King's  Coll.  Aberdeen  ;  M.A.  1850 ; 
studied  for  the  ministry  of  the  F.  Ch.  ; 
became  an  evangelist ;  proficient  in  Gaelic, 
Welsh,  French,  Italian,  German,  Arabic,  and 
Persian  languages  ;  worked  for  some  time 
in  Highlands  and  Islands  of  Scot.,  and 
subsequently  in  Egypt ;  from  thence  went 
to  Beyrout,  where  he  taught  maths,  and 
astronomy  in  the  Armenian  Coll.,  at  the 
same  time  preaching  in  the  villages  of 
Lebanon  ;  crossed  from  Aleppo  to  Baghdad, 
where  he  continued  to  preach  and  distribute 
Bibles,  etc.  ;  on  a  journey  to  Persia,  where 
he  intended  to  continue  his  missionary 
work,  he  was  struck  down  by  the  sun,  and 
d.  29  July  1871. 

GAMMELL,  John  Holmes  Houston, 
1841-6.  CI.  1-5.  b.  12  Sept.  1830; 
s.  of  Capt.  James  Gammell  of 
Ardiffeiy,  Aberdeenshire,  late  92nd 
Highs. 

Of  Lethendy  and  Whitehill ;  Col.  54th 
Regt.  ;  Ensign  76th  Regt.  1847;  Lt.  22nd 
(Cheshire)  Regt.  1852  ;  N.W.F.  e.xped. 
against  Mohmunds,  1854  (Indian  War 
medal  and  clasp)  ;  Capt.  63rd  Regt.  1855  ; 
March  1856  transferred  to  9th  Ft.  ;  Maj. 
54th  Regt.  1871  ;  Lt.-Col.  (Brev.),  and 
ret.  as  Hon.  Col.  1877  ;  inherited  estates  of 
Lethendy,  Perthshire,  and  Whitehill,  Forfar- 
shire, in  1882  ;  J. P.,  C.C,  Parish  C.  ;  d.  3 
Feb.  1902  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ix.  74. 

GORDON,  James  Rollings,  1844-7.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  15  Nov.  1831  ;  s.  of  James 
Gordon  of  Auehendolly,  Kirkcud- 
bright. 

Addiscombe,  1849-51  ;  Lt.-Col.  io8th  Ft. 
(2nd  Batt.  R.  InniskiUing  Fus.)  ;  Ensign 
15th  M.N.I,  and  3rd  M.  Europ.  Regt.  1851  ; 
Lt.  1856;  Capt.  loSthFt.  1862  ;  Maj.  1874  ; 


ret.  as  Lt.-Col.  1877 ;  m.  1877  Isabel 
Emily  PauUne,  dau.  of  Rev.  Charles  Law-, 
ford  of  W^interbourne,  Stoke,  Wilts. 

GRAHAM,  John,  1841-5.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1832  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Graham,  W.S., 
of  Robshill. 

Merchant;  of  PoUok,  Gilmore  and  Co., 
Miramichi,  Canada,  subsequently  at  St. 
John's,  New  Orleans,  and  lastly  at  Mobile, 
U.S.A.  ;   d.  n  Nov.  1859  at  Mobile,  U.S.A. 

GRAY,  Hugh,  1844-7.  CI.  4-6.  b.  23 
March  1831  ;  s.  of  John  Gray, 
Merchant,  Greenock. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1847-9  ;  went  into  business 
with  his  father ;  fell  into  ill-health  and 
travelled  a  great  deal  abroad  ;  m.  Katharine 
Jamieson.  Address  :  Glenoran,  by  Helens- 
burgh. 

GREIG,  Lewis  Borthwick,  1841-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1832  ;  s.  of  James  Greig  of 
Eccles,  W.S.,  8  Abercromby  Place. 

Brown,  Shipley  and  Co.'s  office,  Liver- 
pool ;  went  out  to  Minnesota,  where  he  was 
a  merchant  and  brewer  at  St.  Paul's; 
subsequently  removed  to  San  Francisco  ; 
m.  Mrs.  Catherine  Ragnet,  nee  Eckford ; 
d.  3  March  1872  at  San  Francisco. 

HALL,  Thomas  Wright.  1841-5.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  9  July  1831  ;  s,  of  Wilham  W. 
Hall,  Werter  House,  Comely  Bank. 

Edin.  Univ.,  L.R.C.S. ;  M.D.  1853;  M.D. 
Bahia  Univ.  1854;  went  to  Brazil,  where 
he  practised  at  Maranhao,  Bahia,  Rio  de 
Janeiro,  and  finally  settled  at  Bahia,  being 
for  many  years  the  only  British  doctor  there ; 
ret.  1898.  Author:  works  on  Chem.,  CUn. 
Surg.,  and  Theolog.  subjects,  m.  a  Brazilian 
lady;  d.  in  Lond.  15  Aug.  1911. 

HARLAND,  Edward  James,  1842-4. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  1830  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Hariand 
of  Scarborough. 

Bart.  1885  ;  of  Ormiston,  Co.  Down,  and 
Brompton,  Co.  Yorks ;  apprenticed  to 
Robert  Stephenson  and  Co.,  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne,  1845-50  ;  with  J.  and  G.  Thomson, 
Glasg.,  1850-3  ;  Man.  for  Thomas  Toward, 
shipbuilder  on  the  Tyne,  1853  ;  1854 
Man.  for  Robert  Hickson  and  Co.  of 
Belfast;  along  with  Mr.  G.  W.  Wolff  he 
bought  out  the  old  firm  and  commenced 
the  now  world-famed  business  of  Hariand 
and  Wolff;  in  1859  their  works  covered 
i^  acres ;  in  1895  (at  his  death)  they 
covered  80  acres,  employing  9000  men ; 
Chm.  Belfast  Harbour  Trust;  Mayor  of 
Belfast,  1885-6;  M.P.  Belfast,  North, 
1889-95;  J. P.  Cos.  Down,  Antrim,  Leitrim, 
and  for  Belfast;  m.  i860  Rosa  Matilda, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Wann  of  Vermont,  near 
Belfast ;  d.  24  Dec.  1895  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
iii.  39,  40. 

HEWLITT,  WiUiam,  1841-2.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Lieut.  HewUtt,  R.N. 


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HILL,    John,    1841-6.     CI.    1-5.     s.    of 
George  Hill  (Hill,  Thomson  and  Co.), 
C  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 
Merchant  in  N.Y. 

HISLOP,  Robert,  1841-6.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
25  March  1831  ;  s.  of  Robert  Hislop 
of  Bumrig,  East  Lothian,  one  of  the 
original  proprietors  of  the  E.A. 

Edin.  Univ.  Agriculture  and  Science 
Classes ;  Brewer,  Prestonpans  ;  invented  a 
machine  for  cleaning  and  dressing  grain,  for 
which  he  was  awarded  a  Silver  Medal  at  the 
Agricultural  Show,  Edin.,  1858 ;  m.  Helen  N., 
dau.  of  David  Blaikie,  Aberdeen  ;  d.  8  July 
1870.  ^ 

HOME,  George,  afterwards  Home-Speirs, 
1841-7.  CI.  1-6.  b.  23  Sept.  1832  ; 
s.  of  Sir  James  Home,  8th  Bart,  of 
Blackaddcr. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  loth  Bart,  of  Blackadder  ; 
S.  brother,  1849  ;  Advocate,  1855  ;  Sheriff 
Sub.  of  Argyllshire  at  Inverary,  1867-79  ; 
Capt.  Edin.  Rifle  Vols.  1859  ;  commanded 
a  batt.  at  Vol.  Review  of  1861  as  Maj.  ; 
ret.  1867 ;  joined  Argyllshire  Highland 
Rifles  as  Capt.  1873  ;  present  as  Capt.  at 
\o\.  Review  of  1881  ;  S.  through  his  wife 
to  Culcreuch,  Stirlingshire,  and  assumed  the 
additional  name  of  Speirs  ;  m.  1858  Ann 
Oliphant,  dau.  of  Graham  Speirs,  Sheriff 
of  Midlothian  ;   d.  30  July  1S87. 

HOPE,  Charles  WilHam,  1841-7.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  23  Jan.  1832  ;  s.  of  James  Hope, 
W.S.,  D.K.S. 

Mil.  Acad,  and  Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.E.  ; 
employed  by  E.  India  Rly.  Co.  1859-61  ; 
P.W.D.  India,  1861-79 ;  constructed  canals 
and  other  works  in  N.W.P.,  Bengal,  and 
Burma  ;  ret.  from  Govt,  service  in  1879, 
after  completion  of  the  Sone  Canals  on  which 
he  had  been  engaged  ;  continued  to  live  in 
India  ;  Sec.  and  Engineer  to  Municipality  of 
Lahore,  and  in  1 883  to  Calcutta  Municipality ; 
subsequently  engaged  in  the  private  practice 
of  his  profession  ;  m.  Lucy  Harriet,  dau. 
of  Robert  King  of  Calcutta  ;  d.  16  Feb.  1904. 

HUNTER,  Hugh,  1841-4.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1881  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Hunter  of  Mauritius. 

After  leaving  school  went  to  Mauritius  to 
join  his  father's  firm  of  Hunter,  Arbuthnot 
and  Co.,  and  died  there  after  a  few  years. 

JENKIN,  Henry  Charles  Fleeming, 
1843-6.  CI.  3-5.  b.  25  March  1833  ; 
s.  of  Capt.  Charles  Jenkin,  R.N.,  of 
Stowting  Court,  Kent. 

Frankfort  -  on  -  Main ;  studied  engineering 
at  Univ.  of  Genoa;  M.A.  1850;  LL.D.  Glasg. 
1883;  Hon.  Mem.  Societe  Professionelle 
d 'Hygiene,  Paris;  Dir.  of  the  Academy, 
1874-85  ;  apprenticed  to  Fairbairn,  Man- 
chester, 1 850 ;  engaged  under  Messrs.  Newall 
of  Birkenhead  in  laying  the  first  cable  across 
the  Atlantic,  the  Red  Sea  cable,  cables  from 


Singapore  to   Batavia,  and  Malta  to  Alex- 
andria ;  in  the  course  of  mending  one  of  the 
cables  he  discovered  the  fact  of  living  organ- 
isms existing  at  a  depth  of  1200  fathoms; 
A.M.I.C.E.   1859  ;   in  1861  set  up  in  Lond. 
in    partnership    with     Mr.    H.    C.    Forde ; 
F.R.S.    1865;   Prof,   of   Engineering,  Lond. 
Univ.,  1866-8  ;   Prof,  of  Engineering,  Edin. 
Univ.,  1868-85;  M.  Inst.  C.E.  1868;  with  Mr. 
Forde,  and  subsequently  in  conjunction  with 
Sir  Wm.  Thomson  (Lord  Kelvin),  acted  as 
engineer   to   many  of   the  most  important 
cable    companies    of    the   world ;     Dir.   of 
A\'att  Institution,  Edin.  ;  several  years  Vice- 
Pres.    R.S.E.  ;     Pres.    Mechanical    Section, 
Brit.  Ass.,  Edin.,  1871  ;    held  many  patents 
for     electrical     apphances,     bridge     work, 
hydrauUcs,    gearing    and    caloric    motors ; 
he  was  also   a    first-class   amateur    actor. 
Author  :  paper  on  Transmission  of  Signals 
through    Submarine    Cables    published    by 
Royal     Society ;     many    scientific     works ; 
Magnetism  and  Electricity  (passed  through 
seven    editions,    and    was    translated    into 
Italian    and    French) ;    wrote    innumerable 
papers    on    science,    sanitation,    education, 
and   general   subjects ;    contributed    papers 
on  art  and  the  drama  to  the  Edinburgh  Re- 
view,  Macmillan,   Nineteenth   Century,  the 
Saturday,  and  other  periodicals,     d.  12  June 
1885  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ii.  90. 

LEISHMAN,  Robert  Henr>-,  1841-4. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1831;  s.  of  James 
Leishman. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  spent  some  years  in 
JIauritius  ;  subsequently  went  to  Australia  ; 
d.  27  June  1866  at  lUilawa. 

MACDOUGALL,  Charles  Allan,  1841-4. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1  Oct.  1831  ;  s.  of  Vice- 
Adm.  Sir  John  MacDougall,  K.C.B., 
of  MacDougall  and  Dunollic. 

Addiscombe,  1847-9  ."  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal  ; 
Ensign  9th  B.N.I.  1849;  Lt.  1854;  wounded, 
1854,  in  exped.  against  hill  tribes  near 
Peshawar;  1854  appointed  to  2nd  Regt, 
Gwahor  contingent ;  at  siege  and  final 
capture  of  Lucknow  1858,  acted  as  inter- 
preter to  72nd  Highs.,  and  as  Adj.  to 
Col.  Ross's  Camel  Corps  at  siege  and 
capture  of  Calpee,  1858 ;  wounded  at 
Jugdispore,  1858 ;  rose  to  rank  of  Maj. 
i869,and  ret.  as  Lt.-Col.  1871  (Mutiny  medal, 
clasps  for  '  Lucknow  '  and  '  Central  India  " ; 
Indian  War  medal,  clasp  'N.W.P.');  ra. 
Mrs.  Harriett  EUzabeth  Hale  Monro  or 
Campbell,  widow  of  Donald  Patrick  Camp- 
bell of  Balliveolan  ;   d.  6  July  1896. 

M' GREG  OR,  Lewis  George,  1841-2. 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  M'Gregor,  St. 
Cuthbert  Street. 

M'KEAN,  William  Blair,  1846-8.  CI. 
6,  7.  b.  9  Nov.  1832  ;  s.  of  John 
M'Kean,  W.S.,  Man.  Scott.  Widows' 
Fund. 

Entered  insur.  office  in  N.Y.  after  having 
been  in  his  father's  office  ;  became  account- 
ant;   ret.  191 1  ;   m.  Isabella  Duff.     Address: 


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773  Tomkins  Avenue,  Clifton,  Staten  Island, 
N.Y.,  U.S.A. 

MACKENZIE,  Napier  Kincaid  Johnston, 
1841-6.  CI.  1-5.  b.  11  July  1831  ; 
s.  of  Brig. -Gen.  James  Mackenzie, 
Bengal  Cav. 

Cornet  B.  L.  Cav.  1848 ;  Lt.  1852 ;  d. 
28  April  J 856  at  Simla. 

MACKENZIE,  William  Learmonth-, 
1843-4.  CI.  3.  b.  1831  ;  s.  of 
William  Colville  Learmonth-Mac- 
kenzie  of  Craigend,  Stirlingshire. 

Went  to  sea  ;  when  second  officer  settled 
in  Bombay,  where  he  became  a  successful 
merchant  ;   d.  c.  1880  at  Bombay. 

MARRIOTT,  Peter  William,  1845-7. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Har\-ey 
Marriott,  R.  of  Claverton,  Bath. 

Lond.  Univ.  1850 ;  Bath  United  and 
St.  Bart.  Hosps.  (Prizeman  in  Physiology)  ; 
L.S.A.  1854;  I. M.S.  1859;  joined  ist  Europ. 
Regt.  Madras  Fus.  ;  went  home  on  sick 
leave,  1862;  left  Army;  M.D.  Giessen 
Univ.  1869  ;  M.D.  St.  Andrews  Univ.  1877  ; 
M.R.C.P.  Lond.  i88i  ;  M.R.C.S.  England, 
1883  ;  F.L.S.  ;  practised  for  many  years  in 
Mentone ;  Officier  de  Sant6,  Alpes  Maritimes, 
from  1864. 

MAUGHAN,  Philip,  1841-5.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  9  Nov.  1831  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Philip 
Maughan,  H.E.I.C.S.  (Marine),  87 
Melville  Street. 

Mr.  Brough ton's  Sch.,  Grange,  Edin. ; 
five  years  in  Canada,  till  i860 ;  then 
settled  in  business  in  Lond.  as  Sec. 
Thames  and  Mersey  Marine  Insur.  Co.  for 
a  number  of  years ;  subsequently  Sec.  to 
Realm  Insur.  Co.  ;   d.  29  Oct.  1897. 

MINVIELLE,  St.  Croix,  1841-5.     CI.  1-4. 

s.  of  D.  R.  Minvielle  of  St.  Lucia,  W.I. 

Returned  to  St.  Lucia,  and  afterwards  went 
to  Cuba. 

MOSMAN,  William,  1845-6.  CI.  5.  b. 
1831  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Mosman  of 
Auchtyfardle,  Lanarkshire. 

Merchant,  Liverpool  ;   d.  7  Jan.  1900. 

NEWTON,  William  Drummond  Ogilvv 
Hay-,  1841-5.  CI.  1-4.  b.  1832  ;  s.  o"f 
John  Stuart  Hay-Newton  of  Newton. 

Of  Newton  Hall ;  Capt.  72nd  Regt. ; 
Ensign  72nd  Highs.  1850;  Capt.  1855; 
Indian  ilutiny ;  operations  in  C.I.  and 
pursuit  of  Tantia  Topee  and  the  Rao 
Sahib,  1858-9  ;  1863  S.  to  the  family  estate 
of  Newton  and  retired;  D.L.  E.  Lothian; 
m.  1871  Adeline  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Lt.-Col. 
Robert  Gordon ;  d.  190O. 

PATON,  James,  1841-5.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1831  ;  s.  of  John  Paton  of  Crailing, 
Roxburghshire. 


Maj.  4th  K.O.  Royal  Regt. ;  Ensign, 
1850;  Lt.  1854;  Capt.  1855;  Maj.  1865; 
ret.  1871.  War  Services  :  served  with  4th 
Regt.  throughout  Eastern  campaign  of 
1854-5,  including  battle  of  Inkennann, 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol ;  wounded 
(medal  with  two  clasps,  Kt.  of  Legion  of 
Honour,  and  Turkish  medal) ;  served  also  in 
Indian  campaign  of  1857-8,  and  succeeded 
to  command  of  the  troops  at  attack  on  fort 
of  Beyt,  2  April  1858,  on  the  senior  officer 
being  dangerously  wounded  (medal)  ;  Maj. 
Border  Rifle  Vol.  Regt.  for  twelve  years, 
m.  Agnes  Alice  Lamb,  Ryton,  Co.  Durham. 
Address  :   Crailing,  Jedburgh. 

PATON,  John,  1841-0.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
20  May  1881  ;  s.  of  Rev.  John 
Paton,  Min.  of  Ancrum  Parish. 

Banker,  Kingston,  Canada ;  afterwards  in 
N.Y.  ;  while  in  Canada  Hon.  Sec.  of  Queen's 
Univ.  and  Coll.,  Kingston  (twelve  years); 
also  Mem.  of  the  Canadian  Govt.  Univ. 
Commission,  1862  ;  during  Fenian  troubles 
in  Canada  organised  the  Prince  of  Wales's 
Own  Regt.  of  Vol.  Mil.  for  active  service ; 
commanded  the  regt.  for  six  years  ;  ret., 
retaining  rank  of  Lt.-Col.  ;  head  of  John 
Paton  and  Co.,  N.Y.  ;  left  New  York,  1895  ; 
came  to  Lond.,  and  was  a  Dir.  of  Bank  of 
B.N.  America  ;  m.  Miss  Hamilton,  dau.  of 
Hon.  John  Hamilton,  Kingston,  Canada ; 
d.  March  1901. 

PEARSON,  Alexander,  1841-8.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Capt.  Pearson,  7  West  Maitland 
Street. 

PEARSON,  Walter  H.,  1841-8.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Dr.  John  Pearson,  Saxe-Coburg 
Place. 

PITMAN,  Frederick,  1841-2.  CI.  1.  b. 
17  Sept.  1832  ;  s.  of  Maj. -Gen.  Robert 
Pitman,  C.B.,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Loretto,  1842-3,  and  privately ;  Edin. 
Univ.;  W.S.  1857;  N.P. ;  senior  partner  of 
J.  and  F.  Anderson,  W.S. ;  Clerk  to  tlie  Fettes 
Trust  at  time  the  Coll.  was  built ;  for  many 
years  prin.  Agent  of  the  Conservative  party 
in  Scot.,  and  one  of  the  founders  of  the 
Scott.  Conservative  Club;  m.  1857  Anna 
Sitwell,  dau.  of  John  Tait,  Advocate,  Sheriff 
of  Clackmannan  and  Kinross  ;  d.  7  Sept. 
1896. 

RAFFLES,  WiUiam  Winter,  1844-5. 
CI.  4.  b.  20  July  1830  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  Raffles,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  F.Z.S. 

Edin.  Univ.  1845-7  ;  1854  ascended  Mt. 
Blanc  (then  regarded  as  a  very  remarkable 
performance)  ;  Merchant  in  Liverpool ; 
m.  Jane  Blanchard  ;   d.  9  Feb.  1895. 

ROBERTSON,  Charles,  1841-44.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  20  April  1831  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
Robertson  of  Kindeace,  Ross-shire. 

C.A.  1855  ;  S.  father  in  estate  of 
Kindeace,     1868 ;     J.P.,    D.L.    Ross    and 


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Cromarty ;  m.  1868  Helena  Emma,  3rd 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Maryon-Wilson,  Bart.,  of 
Charlton,  Kent ;   d.  30  Oct.  1902. 

ROBERTSON,  John  Charles  George, 
1841-2.  CI.  1.  b.  10  June  1832  ; 
s.  of  Dr.  J.  Argyll  Robertson, 
F.R.C.S.E.,  58  Queen  Street. 

Germany  and  Paris ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
F.R.C.S.E.  1853 ;  practised  purely  as  a 
psychologist ;  F.R.A.S.  ;  Med.  Supt.  of 
Monaghan  Co.  Asyi.,  Ireland;  ret.  1882; 
d.  May  1897  in  Edin. 

RYBOT,  Henry  Day,  1841-2.  CI.  1. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Col.  Francis  Chancellor 
Rybot,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Bom.  Cav. 

Ensign  R.M.L.I.  1852  ;  Lt.  1854 ;  h.p. 
1859  ;  served  with  Baltic  exped.  in  1854 
(medal)  ;   d.  1881. 

SCOTT,  Alexander  M.,  1841-3.     CI.  1,  2. 

s.  of  Hugh  Scott,  24  Saxe-Coburg 
Place. 

SHAW,  Doyle  Money,  1841-7.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  10  Oct.  1830  ;  s.  of  David  Shaw, 
Surg.,  H.E.I.C.S.  Bombay. 

L.R.C.S.E.  1854 ;  Insp.-Gen.  of  Hosp. 
R.N. ;  C.B.  1882  ;  K.C.B.  1911  ;  Ass. 
Surg.  R.N.  1854;  served  in  Black  Sea,  in 
Crimean  War,  on  shore,  and  on  H.M.S. 
'  Spiteful,'  1854-6  (Crimean  medal,  clasp  for 
'  Sebastopol,'  and  Turkish  medal);  1857 
apptd.  to  a  batt.  of  Marines ;  served  with  them 
in  China  three  years  and  a  half  ;  capture  of 
Canton,  1857  ;  Peiho  disaster,  1859  ;  Taku 
Forts,  i860 ;  all  subsequent  operations  till 
capitulation  of  Pekin  (desp.  twice,  promoted 
Staff  Surg.,  China  medal,  three  clasps, 
'Canton,'  'Taku,'  'Pekin');  served  thereafter 
three  years  N.  America  and  W.I. ;  E.I.  on 
flagship  '  Octavia,'  1866-9  ;  present  through- 
out the  Abyssinian  War  (medal)  ;  thereafter 
seven  years  in  dockyards  or  trooping  ser- 
vice, and  three  years  on  the  '  Alexandra  ' 
flagship  in  Mediterranean  as  Sen.  Med.  Off.  ; 
bombardment  of  Alexandria  and  subsequent 
operations  under  Lord  Alcester  (medal  witli 
clasp,  Khedive's  star,  C.B.)  ;  1883  pro- 
moted Dep.  Insp.-Gen.  of  Hosp. ;  at  Ply- 
mouth, Malta,  and  Haslar,  1884-92,  when 
ret.  as  Insp.-Gen.  of  Hosp.  ;  K.C.B.  191 1  ; 
originator  and  first  Sec.  of  the  Camming 
Club ;  m.  1883  Jessie  Martin,  dau.  of 
John  Graham  of  Inverleny,  Callander. 
Address  :  Norfolk  Hotel,  South  Kensington, 
Load.,  S.W. 

SHERRIFF,  John  Pringle,  1841-3.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  13  June  1831  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
R.  W.  Sherriff,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Allesley  and  Mil.  Acad.,  Edin.,  1848- 
50 ;  Lt.-Gen.  B.S.C.  ;  C.B.  1907  ;  Ensign 
35th  B.L.I.  1851  ;  during  Mutiny,  1857-8, 
served  on  staff  of  2nd  Punjaub  Inf.  ;  battle 
of  Nujufghur  under  Brig.-Gen.  Nicholson  ; 
present  at  siege,  assault,  and  capture  of 
Delhi ;  after  Delhi  attached  to  Col.  Great- 
hed's   Movable  Col.  ;     battles    of    Bulund- 


shuhur,  Allyghur,  Futtehpore  -  Sekree  ; 
while  still  subaltern  commanded  a  mixed 
force  of  250  Inf.,  200  Cav.,  and  two  guns  in 
Etawah  dist.  (desp.,  medal  with  clasp,  and 
Brev.  Maj.)  ;  promoted  Capt.  ;  at  Beejhul- 
pore  defeated  mutineers  and  captured  five 
guns;  Maj.  1871 ;  served  in  Looshai  exped. 
1871-2  ;  comdg.  42nd  Assam  L.I.,  took 
part  in  Duffla,  1874-5  (desp.),  and  Naga 
expeds.  of  1875  and  1879-80  (desp.. 
Frontier  War  medal,  clasps  '  Looshai '  and 
'Naga');  1884  awarded  Good  Service 
Pension  of  ;£ioo  ;  Maj. -Gen.  1887  ;  Lt.-Gen. 
1892  ;  Col.  6th  Goorkha  Rifles,  1904 ;  d. 
21  Jan.  1911  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xviii.  54. 

SIMPSON,  John  R.,  1841-4.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Col.  John  Simpson, 
H.E.I.C.S. 

Ensign  loth  B.N.I.  1850  ;  Burmese  War, 
1852  (medal  and  clasp)  ;  Lt.  1856 ;  his 
regt.  mutinied  at  Futtehghur  ;  shot  dead 
by  the  mutineers  while  attempting  to 
protect  Mrs.  Thornhill,  afterwards  one  of 
the  martyrs  at  Cawnpore  ;  he  was  warmly 
praised  by  his  CO.  for  the  plucky  manner 
in  which  he  strove  to  avert  the  mutiny  of 
his  regt.  ;   d.  4  July  1857. 

SPENCE,  Charles,  1841-6.     CI.  1-5.     b. 
1831  ;   s.  of  Alexander  Spence,  Agent 
of  Commercial  Bank,  Leith. 
Solicitor  in  Australia  ;   d.  1857. 

STEWART,  Allan  Duncan,  1841-7. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  7  March  1831  ;  s.  of 
Col.  Alex.  Stewart  of  Strathgarry, 
H.E.I.C.S. 

Peterhouse  Coll.  Cantab  ;  9th  Wrangler  ; 
B.A.  1853 ;  Fell,  of  Peterhouse ;  Capt. 
Peterhouse  VIII. ;  of  Strathgarry  and  Inner- 
hadden ;  M.  Inst.  C.E.  ;  pupil  of  B.  and  E. 
Blyth,  Edin.;  Res.  Engineer  on  Banffshire 
Rly.  and  a  section  of  Portpatrick  Rly.  ;  set 
up  as  a  consulting  engineer  in  Edin.  1861  ; 
practised  for  twenty  years  ;  he  was  consulted 
as  to  scientific  details  by  the  engineers  of 
both  the  Tay  and  Forth  Bridges,  and  was 
head  of  the  staff  in  Lond.  working  for 
Sir  John  Fowler  and  Mr.  Benjamin  Baker 
during  construction  of  the  Forth  Bridge  ; 
m.  ;  d.  31  Oct.  1894 ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  ii.  41. 

STRANGE,  Alexander,  1843-4.  CI.  3. 
b.  1829 ;  s.  of  Col.  Strange,  25th 
K.O.S.B. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  Ensign  25th  K.O.S.B. 
1848  ;  while  stationed  in  Madras  he  put 
down  an  armed  rising  of  the  Moplahs  by 
entering  into  single  combat  with  the 
Moplah  leader,  whose  sword  he  wrenched 
from  his  hand  (History  of  the  Gumming 
Club,  p.  123)  ;  1858  Capt.  2nd  Batt.  14th 
Regt.  ;  served  in  N.Z.  War,  1860-1,  and 
subsequently  N.Z.  War  of  1863-5  ;  actions 
at  Korwa  and  Rangarari  (desp.  for  gallant 
conduct  on  17  July  1863  at  Korwa,  Brev. 
Maj.,  and  medal)  ;  d.  of  dysentery  at  sea, 
returning  from  N.Z.,  11  June  1870. 


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DR.  CUMMING'S  CLASS,  1841-8 


STUART,  Robert  Laidlaw,  1841-8.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  16  Feb.  1832  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Stuart,  Writer,  Edin.,  Circuit 
Clerk  of  Justiciary,  one  of  the 
original  proprietors  of  the  E.A.  ; 
Math.  Medal,  1848  ;  best  in  Greek 
Verse  and  German,  1848. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  W.S.  1856  ;  Circuit  Clerk  of 
Justiciary,  1863  ;  Proc.  Fis.  Midlothian, 
1869-99  ;  Dir.  of  the  Academy,  1879-99  ; 
Law  Agent  to  the  W.S.  Society  from  1892  ; 
Dir.  Life  Assoc,  of  Scotland  ;  for  thirty- 
seven  years  unpaid  Man.  the  Edin.  Savings 
Bank;  published  1877  English  Episco- 
palianism  in  Scotland  Explained  and 
Justified  ;  at  his  death  he  was  Hon.  Treas. 
of  the  Edin.  Day  Nurseries  Assoc,  the 
Edin.  Auxiliary  of  the  C.M.S.,  and  the 
Irish  Distressed  Ladies  Fund  (Scottish 
Branch),  and  a  Dir.  of  several  charitable 
undertakings,  including  the  Simpson 
Maternity  Hospital;  m.  (i)  1861  Maria 
Campbell  Hill,  dau.  of  Rev.  George  Anstey, 
Richmond,  Surrey  ;  (2)  1887  Marie  Louise, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Treloar  of  Plymouth ; 
d.  2  Oct.  1899  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  vii.  6,  19. 

SUTTIE,  Francis  Grant-,  1841-4.  CI. 
1-8,  b,  18  Jan.  1832 ;  s.  of  Sir 
George  Grant-Suttie,  5th  Bart,  of 
Balgone  and  Preston  Grange. 

Capt.  R.N.  ;  Mid.  1847 ;  Lieut.  1855  ; 
Comm.  1863 ;  Capt.  1869 ;  ret.  1882 ; 
Crimea  (Naval  Brigade)  ;  Crimean  and 
Turkish  medals,  5th  cl.  Medjidie  ;  served 
on  the  Cape  and  Australian  Stations ;  m. 
1877  Elizabeth,  y.  dau.  of  Donald  Mac- 
intyre  of  Kayuga,  N.S.W. ;  d.  28  Feb.  1884. 

TAIT,  Peter  Guthrie,  1841-7.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  28  April  1831  ;  s.  of  John  Tait, 
Priv.  Sec.  to  the  D.  of  Buccleuch  ; 
Dux  Cl.  1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  and  6, 
1842-7  ;  Math.  Medal,  1847  ;  Special 
Academical  Club  Medal  for  best 
Geometrician  of  Cl.  5,  1846. 

Peterhouse  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  ;  Senior 
Wrangler  and  ist  Smith's  Prizeman,  1852  ; 
Fell,  and  Tutor  of  Peterhouse,  1852-4  ; 
M.A.  1855  ;  Hon.  D.Sc.  Queen's  Univ.  ; 
Hon.  LL.D.  Glasg.  1901  ;  Prof,  of  Maths., 
Queen's  Coll.,  Belfast,  1854-60 ;  Prof,  of 
Nat.  Phil.,  Univ.  of  Edin.,  1860-1901  ; 
became  one  of  the  most  renowned  scientists 
and  mathematicians  in  Europe.  Published  : 
Dynamics  of  a  Particle,  1856  (with  W.  J. 
Steele)  ;  many  short  papers  and  memoirs 
in  the  Transactions  and  Proceedings  of 
the  Roy.  Soc.  of  Edin.,  Math.  Journal, 
Messenger  of  Maths. ,  Philosophical  Ma^dime, 
Nature,  etc.  etc. ;  Elementary  Treatise  on 
Quaternions,  1867;  A  Treatise  on  Nat. 
Phil,  (with  Lord  Kelvin),  described  as  'one 
of  the  greatest  books  since  the  Principia  of 
Newton ' ;  Lectures  on  Some  recent  Ad- 
vances in  Physical  Science,  1876  (was 
translated  intoFrench,  German,  and  ItaUan) ; 
Light,  Heat,  and  Properties  of  Matter ; 
The   Unseen   Universe  (with   Prof.  Balfour 


Stewart),  1875.  Pres.  Sec.  A,  Brit.  Assoc, 
1871  ;  Gen.  Sec.  Roy.  Soc,  Edin.,  1879  ; 
Mem.  of  Intemat.  Congress  of  Electricians, 
Paris,  1 881  ;  resigned  Professorship,  Feb. 
1901  ;  awarded  the  Keith  Prize  of  the 
Roy.  Soc,  Edin.,  and  in  1886  one  of  the 
Royal  Medals  of  the  Roy.  Soc,  Lond.  ; 
m.  1857  Margaret  Porter  ;  d.  4  July  1901  ; 
see  also  Life  and  Scientific  Work  of  Pro- 
fessor Tait,  by  Prof.  C.  G.  Knott,  D.Sc, 
and  E.A.  Ch.  viii.  137  and  ix.  35. 

TOD,   David,    1841-3.     Cl.   1,   2.     s.   of 
David  Tod,  Stafford  Street, 
d.  1845. 

TOD,  WiUiam,  1841-3.  Cl.  1,  2.  b. 
22  Oct.  1829  ;  s.  of  Robert  Tod  of 
Heatheryhaugh,  Dumfriesshire. 

Pembroke  Coll.  Oxon ;  B.A.  1857;  M.A. 
1859 ;  JP-  Co.  Dumfries ;  m.  Mrs.  Dora 
Thomson  or  Thomas,  widow  of  James 
Thomas,  Merchant,  Glasg.  ;   d.  19  Feb.  1891. 

UTTERSON,  Alfred,  1841-6.  Cl.  1-4. 
b.  29  March  1833  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Alfred 
G.  Utterson,  R.  of  Layer -Mamey, 
Essex. 

Tarvin  Hall  Sch.,  near  Chester;  Addis- 
combe,  1850-1  ;  Maj.-Gen.  15th  Bom.  N.I. ; 
Ensign,  1851,  2nd  Bom.  Europ.  Regt.  (now 
io6th  Ft.,  2nd  Batt.  Durham  L.I.)  ;  served 
in  Scinde  and  in  Persian  campaign,  1857, 
under  Sir  James  Outram  ;  capture  of 
Burazjoon ;  battle  of  Kooshab,  1857  ; 
subsequently  returned  to  India ;  served 
during  Mutiny  in  S.  Marathi  country  ; 
pursuit  of  Rajah  of  Shorapore,  1858  ;  after 
amalgamation  of  H.E.I.C.'s  Army  with  the 
Brit.  Army  served  as  Capt.  in  7th  Bom. 
N.I.  and  ist  Grenadiers,  N.I.  ;  exped. 
against  Foudlee  Arabs  near  Aden,  1866-7  ; 
afterwards  with  7th  N.I.  and  15th  N.I., 
which  he  eventually  commanded  ;  served  as 
Col.  in  Afghan  War,  1879-80;  ret.  as  Maj.- 
Gen.  (India  medal,  clasp  '  Persia,'  and  Afghan 
medal)  ;  d.  18  Oct.  1895  at  Geneva  ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  iii.  19. 

UTTERSON,  Matthew  Corsellis,  1841-6. 
Cl.  1-4.  b.  29  Jan.  1832;  s.  of 
Rev.  Alfred  G.  Utterson,  R.  of  Layer- 
Mamey,  Essex. 

Tarvin  Hall  Sch.,  near  Chester;  Ensign 
2oth  Bom.  N.I.  1848,  direct ;  served  in 
Persian  expedition  of  1856-7  ;  killed  in 
first  engagement,  the  assault  of  the  old 
Dutch  fort  of  Reshire,  while  gallantly 
leading  his  Co.  to  the  attack,  9  Dec.  1856. 

VERTUE,  George,  1841-4.  Cl.  1-3.  b. 
1831  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Vertue,  Wine 
Merchant,  Leith. 

Wiesbaden ;  four  years  in  Lond.  with 
George  Vertue  and  Co.,  Wine  Merchants; 
succeeded  to  his  father's  business  in  Leith 
in  1853,  which  was  then  conducted  under 
the   style  of  William  Vertue   and   Co.  ;  m. 


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121 


1862  Clara  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Patrick  Wilson 
Bannerman,  Advocate,  Aberdeen  ;  d.  19  Jan. 
1906. 

VERTUE,  James,  1841-6.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
31  March  1834 ;  s.  of  William 
Vertue,  Wine  Merchant,  Leith. 

Addiscombe,  1849-51  ;  chosen  one  of 
two  cadets  to  attend  the  funeral  of  the 
Duke  of  Wellington,  1851  ;  Lt.-Col.  Madras 
Engineers;  Lt.  1851  ;  Capt.  1864;  Maj. 
1872  ;  Lt.-Col.  1877  ;  apptd.  Ex.  Engineer, 
ist  Grade,  in  1867,  and  served  in  that 
capacity  at  Chingleput  and  Trichinopoly, 
where  he  had  charge  of  large  relief  camp 
in  great  Madras  famine;  m.  1862  Mary, 
dau.  of  Patrick  Wilson  Bannerman,  Advocate, 
Aberdeen;  d.  16  Aug.  1877  at  Trichinopoly. 

WATSON,  Alexander,  1842-3.  CI.  2. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Jonathan  Watson, 
Min.  of  the  Baptist  Church,  Dublin 
Street. 

Roy.  High  School ;  Banker,  San  Francisco. 

WATSON,  Andrew,  1842-7.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  3  Aug.  1830  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Watson, 
W.S.,  of  Torsonce. 

Of  Torsonce;  W.S.  1858;  m.  1853 
Camilla  Ottlie,  dau.  of  Henry  Bate  of 
Broomfield  Place,  Ealing  ;   d.  21  Jan.  1867. 

WATSON,  Patrick  Heron,  1841-9.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  5  Jan.  1832 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Charles  Watson,  D.D.,  Parish  Min., 
Burntisland ;  best  English  Essay, 
1847  ;  best  English  Essay  and  English 
Verses,  1848. 

L.R.C.S.E.  and  M.D.  Edin.  1853  ; 
F.R.C.S.E.  1855 ;  Hon.  F.R.C.S.I.  1887 ; 
LL.D.  Edin.  1884  ;  F.R.S.E.  ;  Kt.  1903  ; 
A. M.D.  1854  ;  did  duty  first  at  Chatham, 
then  at  Pera,  Scutari,  and  Kulali  (on  the 
Bosphorus),  where  he  spent  a  winter  of 
arduous  work  tending  invalids  from  the 
Crimea  ;  in  April  1855  was  laid  down  with 
typhus  ;  in  June  1855  was  sent  to  hosp. 
at  Balaclava  ;  after  some  months'  work  at 
the  front  his  health  broke  down,  and  he  was 
invaUded  home  (Crimean,  Turkish,  and 
Sardinian  medals)  ;  Ass.  Surg.  R.A.  1855  ; 
ret.  1856 ;  lectured  on  Clin.  Surg,  {vice 
Prof.  Syme)  and  on  Mil.  Surg,  and 
Hygiene;  Pres.  R.C.S.  1878,  and  again  in 
1903-4  ;  Attach^  to  Embassy  to  Spain  for 
marriage  of  Alfonso  xii.  to  Princess  Mercedes, 
7  Jan.  1878  ;  received  the  dignity  of 
'  Caballero  de  la  Real  y  distingueda  Orden 
de  Carlos  Terceio  ' ;  1882  Surg,  in  Ord.  to 
Queen  Victoria,  and,  on  his  accession,  to 
King  Edward  vii. ;  held  the  offices  of  Pres. 
Medico-Chir.  Soc.  and  Harveian  Soc. ;  Surg, 
to  Chalmers  Hosp.  and  Roy.  Inf. ;  Consult. 
Surg,  to  Leith  Hosp.  ;  Med.  Off.  to  the  Life 
Assoc,  of  Scot. ;  Examiner  for  twenty-seven 
years  to  R.C.S. E. ;  Mem.  of  the  Gen.  Med. 
Council ;  Mem.  of  the  Univ.  Commiss.  (Scot- 
land) ;    Med.  Assess,  on  the  Court  of  Edin. 


Univ.  18S7 ;  D.L.  Co.  of  Edin. ;  H.M.  Corona- 
tion medal  and  R.  Household  Jubilee  medal ; 
was  for  many  years  Surg,  to  Q.R.V.B.R.S. ; 
Brig.  Surg.  Lt.-Col.  (V.D.)  ;  performed  many 
original  operations,  e.g.  cutting  out  the  larynx 
and  e-xcising  the  thyroid  gland.  Published: 
many  medical  papers,  inter  alia  Excision  of 
the  Knee  Joint  in  Case  of  Disease  or  Acci- 
dent ;  The  Modern  Pathology  and  Treatment 
of  Venereal  Disease,  m.  Elizabeth  Gordon, 
dau.  of  James  Miller,  Prof,  of  Surgery, 
Edin.  Univ.  ;  d.  21  Dec.  1907  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  x.  151  and  xv.  69. 


WEBSTER,  Thomas  F.,  1844-5. 
Went  to  Lond. 


CI.  4. 


WELSBY,  Johnson  G.,  1841-4.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  John  Welsby,  Hender- 
son Row. 

Engaged  in  business   in   Liverpool,   and 
then  went  to  America. 

WILLIAMS,  Edward,  1841-4.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  Edward  Williams,  M.D.,  23 
Howard  Place. 

WILSON,  Andrew,  1841-6.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Rev.  John  Wilson,  Ch. 
of  Scot.  Missionary,  and  Orientalist, 
Bombay. 

'  A  volume  might  be  written — and  a 
mighty  entertaining  one  —  on  the  career  of 
Andrew  Wilson,  one  of  the  most  remarkable 
men  the  Academy  has  produced  '  (Chronicles 
of  the  Gumming  Club,  p.  217) ;  at  first  a 
journalist  in  Bombay  on  the  Bombay  Times, 
on  returning  home  (c.  1855)  began  a  lifelong 
connection  with  Blackwood  ;  edited  at  one 
time  the  China  Mail ;  as  a  journalist 
accompanied  the  expeds  from  Tientsin  to 
Pekin,  1861  ;  travelled  subsequently  a  great 
deal  in  S.  China ;  wrote  a  History  of  the 
Taiping  Rebellion,  completed  1868  ;  wrote 
articles  for  Blackwood  on  Japan,  China, 
and  Switzerland  in  1865-6 ;  returning  to 
India,  edited  the  Star  of  India,  and  after- 
wards the  Bombay  Gazette  ;  when  a  con- 
firmed invalid  he  journeyed  alone  (with 
native  bearers)  for  five  months  in  the 
Himalayas  on  the  borders  of  Tibet ; 
published  The  Abode  of  Snow ;  his  last 
excursion  was  through  the  State  of 
Kathiawar,  and  his  last  subject  Twenty 
Years  of  African  Travel,  published  1876, 
being  a  retrospect  of  the  discoveries  of 
Speke  and  Grant;  d.  9  June  1881  at 
Howtoun,  UUswater. 

WINSCOMBE,  Thomas  Richard,  1841-5. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Thomas 
Cave  Winscombe,  V.  of  Warkworth. 

Durham  Grammar  Sch. ;  B.A.  Durham 
Univ.  (Open  Schol.,  Barrington  Schol.,  and 
a  Lord  Crewe's  Exhib.) ;  nominated  to  a 
curacy  in  Shropshire,  but  died  three  days 
prior  to  the  date  fixed  for  ordination,  19  Dec. 
1855- 


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WYLLIE,  John  Shaw,  1841-4,  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Col.  J.  S.  WyUie,  12 
Howard  Place. 

Ensign  72nd  Highs.  1850;    ret.  1853  and 
went  to  Australia. 

YOUNGER,  WiUiani,  1841-4.     CI.   1-3. 


b.    8    March    1831  ;     s.    of    William 
Younger  of  Criiigiclands,  Moffat, 

1853  became,  in  succession  to  his  father, 
senior  partner  of  Wm.  Younger  and  Co. ;  ret. 
1869  ;  1879  purchased  estates  of  Auchen 
Castle  and  Corehead  in  Dumfriesshire ;  m. 
Margaret,  dau.  of  J.  W.  Brown  of  Sydney 
and  Lond. ;  d.  4  Aug.  1886. 


MR.  MACDOUGALL'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  TROTTER'S)  CLASS,  1842-9 


AITCHISON,  Allan  Alexander,  1842-6. 
CI.  1-4,  b.  4  July  1881 ;  s,  of  WiUiam 
Aitchison  of  Drummore. 

Capt.  73rd  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1850 ;  Lt. 
1851  ;  Capt.  1857  ;  ret.  i860  ;  d.  12  June 
i860. 

BAKER,  Benjamin,  1842-3.  CI.  1.  b. 
1830 ;  s.  of  Benjamin  Baker, 
Broughton  Street. 

BALFOUR,  Edward,  1844-6.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1832 ;  s,  of  Capt.  John  Balfour  of 
Balfour,  Orkney, 

d.  15  July  1854  at  Erzeroura. 

BARR,  Fidele,  1843-4,  CI.  2.  b,  1882  ; 
s.  of  F,  Barr,  Watchmaker,  Leith 
Walk, 

Roy.  High  Sch. ;  went  to  Australia,  1847. 

BARR,  Matthias  Treacliler,  1843-4,  CI.  2. 
b,  1833 ;  s,  of  F,  Barr,  Watchmaker, 
Leith  Walk, 

Roy.  High  Sch. ;  Ass.  with  Prouse  and  Co., 
Lond.     Address:  Bow  Lane,  Lond.,  E.C. 

BELL,  Frederick,  1842-3,  CI,  1,  b, 
1838  ;  s,  of  William  Bell,  Trinity, 

BELL,  Robert  Home,  1842-6,  CI,  1-4, 
b,  1  April  1832  ;  s,  of  Carlyle  Bell, 
W,S.,  7  Royal  Circus. 

Police  Force,  Australia ;  m.  M.  Munday  ; 
d.  6  July  1871. 

BLYTH,  Robert,  1842-3,  1846-8.  CI. 
1,  4,  5.  b,  1832;  s.  of  Rev.  George 
Blyth,  Trinity. 

BOWIE,  David  Wedderburn,  1842-6. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  4  Dec.  1882  ;  s.  of  John 
Bowie,  W.S.,  of  Camsiscan. 

d.  25  Feb.  1867. 

BOYD,  William  L.,  1842-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  1832;  s.  of  Archibald  Boyd, 
Merchant,  Leith,  37  Great  King 
Street. 


BOYLE,  David,  1843-6.  CI.  2-4.  b. 
31  May  1833  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Boyle 
of  Shcwalton,  Ayrshire. 

Capt.  R.N.  ;  7th  E.  of  Glasgow,  etc.  etc. ; 
S.  cousin,  1890;  G.C.M.G.  1897;  D.L., 
J. P.  for  Ayrsliire  ;  LL.D.  ;  Gov.  and  Com.- 
in-Chf.,  N.Z.,  1892-7;  entd.  Navy,  1846; 
Lieut.  1855 ;  Comm.  1865 ;  Capt.  (ret.),  1878 ; 
served  in  White  Sea  during  Crimean  War, 
and  in  China  War,  1857  (medal  with  clasp 
for  Fatshan  Creek  affair) ;  served  afloat 
twenty-eight  years ;  m.  1873  Dorothea, 
dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Hunter  Blair,  Bart. 
Address  :    Kelburn,  Fairlie,  Ayrshire. 

BOYLE,  Henry  Dundas,  1842-9.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  1833 ;  s.  of  Right  Hon.  David 
Boyle,  Lord  Justice-Gen.,  28  Charlotte 
Square  ;  Dux  of  the  School,  1849. 

Oxford,  1849-50  ;  Haileybury,  1850-2  ; 
Cadet  H.E.I.C.S.  ;   d.  16  AprU  1853. 

BROOKE,  William  J„  1842-3.  CI.  1. 
b,  1834  ;  s.  of  William  Brooke,  28 
Warriston  Crescent, 

BURNS,  George  F„  1844-6,     CI,  8,  4, 

Settler,  Canada  West,  near  Lake  Huron. 

CADELL,  Henr>'  Moubrav,  1842-6,  CI. 
1-4.  b.  14  Sept.  1831  ;  s.  of  John 
Cadell,  Advocate,  of  Tranent, 

Capt.  R.A.  (Bengal) ;  2nd  Lt.  1851 ;  Lt. 
1857  ;  Capt.  i860 ;  h.p.  1866.  War 
Service  :  served  in  second  Burmese  War 
and  capture  of  Rangoon  in  1852  (medal)  ; 
Indian  Mutiny,  1857-8,  including  siege 
and  capture  of  Delhi  and  battle  of  Bareilly 
(medal  with  clasp),  m.  1861  Jessie  EUen 
Nash,  Novelist ;  d.  12  Feb.  1868. 

CAMPBELL,  Robert,  1842-50.  CI,  1-7. 
b.  1832  ;  s.  of  Capt,  Robert  Campbell, 
R.N.,  late  Gov,  of  Ascension  Island  ; 
Dux  of  CI,  1  and  5,  1843  and  1847 ; 
Mitchell  Medal,  1848,  and  Math. 
Medal,  1849 ;  best  in  Greek  and 
Latin  Composition  and  2nd  Academi- 
cal Club  Prize,  1849  ;  best  in  Greek 
and  Latin  Composition,  CI,  U.  7, 1850. 

M.A.  Cantab  ;  Fell,  of  Trin.  HaU  ;  Ad- 
vocate, 1856;  English  Bar,  1867;  Lincoln's 


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Inn  ;  Revising  Barrister,  1905 ;  author  of 
The  Law  of  Sale  and  Agency  and  other 
legal  works ;  editor  of  Ruling  Cases ;  m. 
Marion  Lucy  Ilbert,  Thurlestone,  Kings- 
bridge,  S.  Devon  ;  d.  14  Oct.  1912  ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  11. 

CHAUMONT,  Francis  Stephen  Bennet 
Fran§ois  de,  1842-50.  CI.  1-U.  7. 
b.  1833;  s.  of  F.  de  Chaumont,  2 
Darnaway  Street ;  best  French  Prose, 
1849  ;  best  EngUsh  Verses,  1850. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Surg.  A.M.D.  ;  Ass. 
Surg.  1854  ;  Surg.  1865  ;  ret.  h.p.  1876  ; 
Prof,  of  Mil.  Hygiene,  Army  Med.  School, 
Netley ;  served  with  Rifle  Brigade  in 
Crimea  from  21  May  1855,  and  was  present 
at  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (medal  with 
clasp  and  Turkish  medal)  ;    d.  1888. 

CLARKE,  Wilham  Fairhe,  1842-6.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1833  ;  s.  of  William  Clarke, 
India  Street. 

Studied  Law ;  afterwards  M.B.  Univ. 
Oxford,  1862  ;  M.R.C.S.  Eng.  1862  ;  F.R.C.S. 
Eng.  1863 ;  in  med.  practice  at  Mayfair, 
Lond.,   and  later  at  Tunbridge  Wells;    d. 


CLARKSON,  Henry,  1843-6. 
Squatter,  Canterbury,  N.Z. 


CI.  2-4. 


CLEGHORN,  George,  now  George 
Tancred,  1842-7.  CI.  1-5.  b.  16 
Oct.  1831  ;  s.  of  George  Cleghorn  of 
Weens,  3  Randolph  Crescent. 

Capt.  Scots  Greys  ;  of  Weens,  Roxburgh- 
shire; H.E.I.C.S.  1851;  43rd  N.L.I. ;  ret. 
1854 ;  joined  the  17th  Lancers,  1855, 
and  exchanged  into  the  Greys,  1857  ; 
Cornet,  1855;  Lt.  1857;  Capt.  1864;  ret. 
i866  ;  for  t^venty  years  a  numismatist,  and 
published  Historical  Record  of  Medals  and 
other  pamphlets  ;  1895  The  Annals  of  a 
Border  Club,  and  1907  Rule  Water  and  its 
People,  a  History  of  my  Parish ;  adopted 
name  of  Tancred  in  1885  by  roy.  licence; 
J.P.  for  N.  Yorks,  and  J.P.  and  D.L.  for 
Roxburghshire;  m.  1862  Mary  Anne  Hay, 
3rd  dau.  of  Col.  Thos.  Lumseden,  C.B.,  of 
Belhelvie,  Aberdeenshire.  Address:  Weens 
House,  Hawick,  and  late  of  Arden  Hall, 
Yorks. 

CLEGHORN,  James  Charles,  1842-5, 
CI.  1-3.  b.  28  June  1838;  s.  of 
George  Cleghorn  of  Weens,  3  Randolph 
Crescent. 

Capt.  7th  M.  Cav.,  H.E.I.C.S.;  Cornet, 
1852,  Direct  Com. ;  in  1856  left  India,  but 
the  Mutiny  having  broken  out  returned 
and  joined  Brig.  Whitlock's  Col.,  with  which 
he  served  throughout  the  campaign  as  Lt.  ; 
on  his  regt.  being  disbanded  retired  from 
army,  having  succeeded  in  1855,  on  death 
of  his  father,  to  estate  of  Hawkburn,  in 
Gala  Water  ;  subsequently  he  travelled  a 
great  deal,  devoting  six  months  annually  for 
many   years   to  visiting  foreign   countries ; 


ra.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Rev.  J.  Walker  ol 
Tipperary,  Ireland.  Address  :  Brackenside, 
The  Heath,  Woburn  Sands,  Beds. 

CLERK,  WiUiam,  1842-3.     CI.  1. 

COWAN,  Hugh,  1842-8.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
3  July  1833 ;  s.  of  John  Cowan, 
Advocate,  afterwards  Lord  Cowan, 
Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Advocate,  1856  ;  Sheriff-Sub.  of  Renfrew- 
shire at  Paisley,  1865-98;  author  of  treatise 
on  The  Land  Rights  of  Scotland ;  m. 
Wilhelmina,  dau.  of  Andrew  Galbraith  of 
Glasg.,  Merchant;  d.  27  Feb.  1898;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  V.  68. 

COWAN,  William  Robert,  1842-8.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  3  July  1833;  s.  of  John 
Cowan,  Advocate,  afterwards  Lord 
Cowan,  Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Glasg.  and  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Merchant, 
Manchester  and  Calcutta,  of  Williamson 
Brothers  and  Co.  ;   d.  i  April  1898. 

CURRIE,  Wilham,  1843-7.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  1832 ;  s.  of  Charles  Currie  of 
Linthill,  Roxburghshire. 

Sometime  at  Otago,  N.Z.  ;  S.  father  in 
estate  of  LinthiU,  1858  ;  m.  Mary  Margaret, 
dau.  of  William  Hunt  of  Navity,  Fifeshire ; 
d.  II  Jan.  1889. 

DAVY,  Archibald,  1842-3.  CI.  1.  b. 
1832. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  1854 ;  M.A. 
1859  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1856 ;  P.  1857 
(Lichfield)  ;  C.  of  Great  Sankey,  Penketh, 
Warrington,  -1871  ;  P.C.  of  St.  James', 
Arnside,  1871-2  ;  V.  of  Upper  Team,  1872-4  ; 
C.  of  Hanwell,  1881-2  ;  Domestic  Chap, 
to  Lord  de  Tabley,  1883-7  .'  V.  of  Wincle 
(Dio.  Chester),  1888  ;   d.  1890. 

DOIG,  George,  1842-6.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1833  ;  s.  of  Charles  Doig,  Seafield, 
Leith. 


Surg.  Louisiana  Hosp.,  U.S.A. 


1842-4. 
William 


DRYSDALE,  Andrew  Knox, 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1832 ;  s.  of 
Drysdale,  Hart  Street. 

Surg.  79th  Ft.  (Cameron  Highs.)  ;  Ass. 
Surg.  1854  ;  Surg.  1864  ;  served  in  Eastern 
campaign,  1854-5,  including  battles  of  Alma 
and  Balaclava  and  siege  of  Sebastopol 
(medal  and  three  clasps  and  Turkish  medal) ; 
served  in  Indian  campaign  of  1858-9, 
including  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow 
(medal  and  clasp)  ;   d.  1869. 

DUMBRECK,  William,  1842-7.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1833  ;  s.  of  Wilham  Dumbreck, 
Dublin  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Ass.  Surg,  ist  Royals, 
1854.  War  Services:  Crimea;  siege  of 
Sebastopol  (medal  with  clasp).  d.  at 
Lucknow,  1858. 


124   MR.  MACDOUGALL'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  TROTTER'S)  CLASS,  1842-9 


DYMOND,  Robert,  1845-6.  CI.  4.  b. 
1832  ;  s.  of  Robert  Dymond,  England. 

Capt.  3rd  Drag.  ;  Cornet,  1851  ;  Lt. 
1855  ;  Capt.  1858  ;  ret.  1861. 

ELDER,  William,  1842-6.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1832  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Alexander  Elder, 
H.E.I.C.S.  Bombay. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Australia ;  died  from 
injuries  resulting  from  a  carriage  accident. 

EWING,  John  Leckie,  1842-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1  May  1833  ;  s.  of  William  Leckie 
Ewing,  Landed  Proprietor,  Stirling- 
shire. 

Zurich  three  years;  Merchant  in  Glasg., 
afterwards  in  Manchester ;  m.  Ann  Watson, 
Glasg. ;  d.  1893. 

FAIRNIE,  James,  1844-5.  CI.  3.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Faimie,  29  Howard  Place. 

GIBSON,  George,  1842-5.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
28  July  1831  ;  s.  of  Charles  Gibson 
of  Quemmore  Park,  Lancaster,  D.L. 
and  High  Sheriff,  Co.  Lanes. 

Rossall  and  Preston ;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ; 
M.A. ;  D.  1859;  P.  i860;  C.  of  St.  Giles', 
Shrewsbury,  1859-64  ;  C.  in  charge  of  Parish 
Ch.,  Whitby,  Yorks,  1866-7,  and  Kirk 
Sandall,  Doncaster,  187 1-2  ;  C.  of  St.  Martin 
in  Fields,  Lond.,  1872-3  ;  St.  Clement  Danes, 
Lond.,  1872-3 ;  St.  Lawrence  Jury,  Lond., 
1873-4;  Chap,  at  Dinard,  Brit.,  1877-8;  at 
All  Saints',  Dieppe,  1878-93  ;  R.  of  L.  Berk- 
hamstead,  Herts,  1893-1908  ;  Hon.  C.  at 
Parish  Ch.,  Falmouth,  1908  ;  m.  (i)  Mary 
Ley  Keene  of  Whitby  ;  (2)  Chil-de-Roy 
Dare  of  Dieppe.  Address  :  St.  Michael's, 
Falmouth. 

GRAHAM,  John,  1843-5.     CI.  2,  3. 

Went  to  California. 

GREGORSON,  Angus,  1842-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  29  Dec.  1831  ;  s.  of  John  Gregorson 
of  Ardtomish,  Argyllshire,  Hon.  Sheriff 
Sub.  of  Argyll. 

Farmer  in  S.  Australia ;  m.  1S63  Annie 
Burn  Murdoch,  y.  dau.  of  William  M'Candlish, 
Controller  of  Stamps  and  Taxes,  Edin.  ; 
d.  Dec.  1872. 

GROGAN,  Edwin,  1842-5.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1832  ;  s.  of  William  Grogan,  9  West 
CJaremont  Street. 

Lt.  6th  Ft.  and  Capt.  Stirling  Mil. ;  Ensign, 
1851;  Lt.  1852;  ret.  1857;  Lt.  Stirling  Mil. 
1857;  Capt.  1862;  d.  1874. 

HILLS,  Archibald,  1848-7.  CI.  2-5.  b. 
3  March  1832  ;  s.  of  James  Hills  of 
Neechindipore,  Bengal. 

Addiscombe,  1850-1  ;  XL  ;  intended  for 
Indian  Army,  but  gave  up  that  career  to 
inherit  his  father's  indigo  factories  in  Bengal 


in  1851  ;  a  famous  pig-sticker;  called  by 
Capt.  Lord  William  Beresford,  V.C,  'the 
Prince  of  Pig-stickers  in  Bengal ' ;  m.  Emma, 
o.  dau.  of  Dr.  \Vhite,  I.M.S.  ;  d.  28  March 
1896  at  Calcutta. 

HILLS,  James,  now  James  Hills-Johnes, 
1843-7.  CI.  2-5.  b.  20  Aug.  1833  ; 
s.  of  James  Hills  of  Neechindipore, 
Bengal. 

Addiscombe,  1851-3  (Sen.  Art.  Com.)  ; 
Lt.-Gen.  R.A.  (late  Bengal)  ;  V.C,  G.C.B.  ; 
2nd  Lt.  1853  ;  Lt.  1857  ;  Capt.  i860  ; 
Maj.  1864;  Lt.-Col.  1868;  Col.  1876; 
Maj.-Gen.  1879;  Lt.-Gen.  1883;  ret.  1888; 
served  in  Indian  Mutiny,  1857-8  ;  actions 
on  the  Hindun  ;  battles  of  Budlee-ke-serai, 
Nujufghur;  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi 
(severely  wounded)  ;  siege  and  capture  of 
Lucknow ;  Rohilcund  campaign ;  taking  of 
Bareilly  ;  action  of  Mohmundee  (desp.,  Lond. 
Gaz.  16  Jan.  1858,  specially  mentioned  in 
G.O.  of  Gov.-Gen.  of  India  in  Council, 
medal  with  two  clasps,  Brev.  Maj.  and  V.C. 
'  for  very  gaUant  conduct  before  Delhi,  9 
July  1857,  in  defending  position  assigned  to 
him  in  case  of  alarm,  etc'  (see  Kaye's 
History  of  the  Indian  Mutiny,  vol.  ii.  pp. 
234-5  and  434)  ;  Eusofzai  exped.  1863-4  ; 
Abyssinian  exped.  1868  ;  in  command  of 
mortars  at  capture  of  Magdala  (desp.,  Lond. 
Gaz.  16  June  1868,  medcd  with  clasp,  Brev. 
Lt.-Col.)  ;  Lushai  exped.  1871-2  (desp., 
medal  with  clasp,  C.B.)  ;  Afghan  campaign, 
1878-9-80 ;  occupation  of  Kandahar  and 
Khelat-i-Ghilzie  ;  battle  of  Charasaib ;  occu- 
pation of  Cabul ;  operations  at  Sherpore, 
action  of  Pathao  Shana,  and  defence  of 
Kandahar;  Gov.  of  city  of  Cabul;  Comm. 
N.  Afghanistan  F.F.  (desp.  twice,  thanks 
of  both  Houses  of  ParUament,  K.C.B. 
1881,  medal  with  two  clasps)  ;  G.C.B.  1893  ; 
J. P.  and  D.L.  Co.  Carmarthen  ;  High 
Sheriff,  1886;  Freeman  of  Co.  and  Burgh  ot 
Carmarthen,  1910 ;  Hon.  Col.  Carmarthen 
Mil.  Art.  till  its  effacement,  1907  ;  Hon. 
Col.  Pembrokeshire  Vol.  Batt.  ('The  Welsh 
Regt.  ')  till  broken  up,  and  Hon.  Col.  4th 
Batt.  '  The  Welsh  Regt.  '  1909 ;  m.  1882 
Elizabeth,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  John  Johnes 
of  Dolancothy,  Carmarthenshire,  and  as- 
sumed the  surname  of  Hills-Johnes,  Oct. 
1883.  Address  :  Dolancothy,  Llanwrda, 
S.  Wales.  Portrait  in  hall ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  i.  117. 

HOPE,  David  Boyle,  1842-7.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  21  Aug.  1833  ;  s.  of  James  Hope, 
W.S.,  D.K.S. 

Charterhouse ;  Edin.  Univ. ;  Grange  CO. ; 
Capt.  Dumfries C.C. ;  Advocate,  1858;  Sheriff 
Sub.  Dumfriesshire,  1867-90;  Sheriff  of 
Dumfries  and  Galloway,  1890  ;  Sheriff  of 
Roxburgh,  Berwick,  and  Selkirk,  1890-6 ; 
J. P.  Dumfriesshire ;  Sec.  Edin.  Philhar- 
monic Soc.  to  1866  ;  Conductor  Dumfries 
Choral  Union ;  Private  Advocates'  Co. 
Queen's  Edin.  Rifles  ;  Capt.  Dumfriesshire 
Vols.  ;  m.  Letitia  Augusta,  y.  dau.  of 
Arthur  Burgh  Crofton  of  Roebuck  Castle, 
Co.  Dublin  ;  d.  9  Sept.  1896 ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  iv.  3. 


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HUTCHINSON,  Robert  Fame,  1846-9. 
CI.  5-7.     b.  1832  ;  India. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Surg. -Gen.  I.M.S.  ;  Ass. 
Surg.  Bengal,  1853  ;  Surg.  1865  ;  Civil 
Surgeon,  Patna ;  Brig.  Surg.  1879 ;  Dep. 
Surg. -Gen.  1882;  ret.  Surg. -Gen.  1887; 
d.  II  Jan.  1894. 

INNES,  Hugh  Rose,  1843-8.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  1833  ;  s.  of  Cosmo  Innes,  Sheriff 
of  Nairn  and  Morayshire. 

Ass.  with  Lindsay  and  Co.,  Shanghai, 
until  their  failure  in  1863,  afterwards  with 
J.  Forbes  and  Co.  at  Foochow  and  Shanghai, 
and  subsequently  head  of  his  own  iirm  of 
Innes  and  Co.  of  Shanghai  and  Hankow;  d. 

JAMESON,  Charles,  1842-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1832 ;  s.  of  George  Jameson, 
London  Street. 

JARDINE,  WUliam,  1842-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1834  ;  s.  of  Sir  WiUiam  Jardine, 
7th  Bart,  of  Applegirth. 

R.N.  1846 ;  Lieut.  1855  ;  Coast-Guard 
service,  Ireland  ;  m.  1864  Louisa  Archer, 
dau.  of  George  Cockburn  Harvey  of  Halifax, 
N.S.  ;    d.  1869. 

JOHNSTONE,  David  Baird  Hope,  1842-4. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1832  ;  s.  of  John  James 
Hope  Johnstone  of  Annandale,  M.P., 
Keeper  of  Lochmaben  Palace. 

Ensign  92nd  Highs.  1856 ;  ret.  i860  ; 
m.  i860  Margaret  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Col. 
Wm.  Grierson  ;    d.  1886. 


JOHNSTONE,  Edward,  1845-6. 
From  Dumbartonshire. 


CI.  4. 


LIMOND,  David,  1842-5.  CI.  1-3.  b.  5 
April  1831  ;  s.  of  Robert  Limond, 
H.E.I.C.  (Bengal  Medical  Service), 
1  Melville  Crescent. 

Addiscombe,  1848-50  ;  passed  out  second ; 
Maj.-Gen. ;  C.B. ;  R.E.  (Bengal);  2nd  Lt. 
1850;  Lt.  1854;  Capt.  1858;  Maj.  1872; 
Lt.-Col.  1875  ;  Col.  1880  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1886  ; 
ret.  1886  ;  served  with  Havelock's  Force  at 
relief  of  Lucknow  and  subsequent  defence  of 
the  Residency  (desp.,  medal  with  clasp,  and 
a  year's  service)  ;  served  in  Afghan  War, 
1879-80,  including  operations  in  Hissarik 
Valley  (desp.,  medal,  and  C.B.) ;  last  appoint- 
ment Ch.  Engineer  of  the  Punjaub  and  Sec. 
to  the  Punjaub  Govt.  P.W.D.  ;  m.  (i)  i860 
Mary  Harriett,  dau.  of  Capt.  E.  T.  Milner, 
30th  B.N.I.  ;  (2)  1888  Margaret  Springall, 
dau.  of  Springall  Thompson  of  Bramcote, 
Slough,  Bucks  ;  d.  lo  July  1895  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  iii.  5. 

LLOYD,  Charles  A.,  1843-5.     CI.  2,  3. 

M'ALPINE,  Charles  Hunt,  1842-4.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1831  ;  s.  of  James  M'Alpine, 
7  Henderson  Row. 

Farmer  in  Australia  and  N.Z.  (Christ- 
church)  ;   m.  Louise  Studholme  ;   d.  c.  1872. 


MACDONALD,  Norman,  1843-6.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  2  Sept.  1831  ;  s.  of  Matthew 
Norman  Macdonald,  afterwards  Mac- 
donald  Hume,  W.S.,  of  Bernisdale. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich ;  Maj.-Gen.  ;  Ensign 
39th  Ft.  and  5th  Ft.  1852  ;  Lt.  1853  ; 
Capt.  1855  ;  Maj.  1871  ;  Lt.-Col.  1877 1 
Col.  1881  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1887;  h.p.  1886; 
served  with  39th  Regt.  in  Crimea  from 
31  Dec.  1854,  including  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol  and  attacks  of  18  June  and  8 
Sept.  (medal  with  clasp,  5th  cl.  of  Medjidie, 
and  Turkish  medal,  desp.  twice)  ;  Ass. 
Mil.  Sec.  in  Mauritius,  1859-62  ;  m.  1873 
Grace,  dau.  of  John  Wade,  St.  Canieis, 
Kilkenny;  d.  27  Sept.  1892. 

MACDOUG-ILL,  John  T.,  1842-4.  Cl, 
1,  2.  b.  3  May  1833;  s.  of  Vice- 
Adm.  Sir  John  MacDougall,  K.C.B., 
of  MacDougall  and  DunoUie. 

Cheltenham  and  St.  Bees  Coll. ;  Sec.  to  the 
Gov.  of  Jamaica ;  afterwards  Ch.  of  Eng. ; 
D.  1869;  P.  1871  (Dio.  Durham) ;  d.  22  April 
1886. 

MACFARLAN,  David,  1842-9.  Cl.  1-7. 
b.  30  Aug.  1833  ;  s.  of  David  Mac- 
Farlan,  H.E.I.C.S.,  8  Ainslie  Place. 

Lt.-Gen.  R.A. ;  C.B. ;  2nd  Lt.  1853  ; 
Lt.  1857  ;.  Capt.  1863  ;  Maj.  1863  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1873  ;  Col.  1878  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1883  ;  Lt.-Gen. 
1888  ;  ret.  1889 ;  served  in  action  of 
Chinhut  and  throughout  defence  of  the 
Residency  at  Lucknow;  was  slightly 
wounded  by  round-shot  sphnters  and 
severely  by  a  bullet  (desp.  and  by  Gov. -Gen. 
in  Council,  a  year's  service  for  Lucknow, 
medal  with  clasp,  and  brev.  of  Maj.) ;  served 
in  campaign  on  N.W.F.  in  1864  against  the 
Mohmunds  (medal)  ;  served  in  Afghan 
War  from  Nov.  1878  to  March  1879  with 
force  under  Sir  Donald-  Stewart  (medal)  ; 
Ordnance  Consulting  Officer  for  India, 
1879-85  ;  commanded  a  Div.  Bengal, 
1885-9 ;  m.  1859  Jemima  Janet,  dau.  of 
late  James  Macnair  of  Aucheneck,  Stirling- 
shire ;  d.  23  June  1899;  portrait  in  hall; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  118  and  vi.  iii. 

M'KEAN,  Alexander,  1842-4.  Cl.  1,  2. 
b.  20  March  1831  ;  s.  of  John  M'Kean, 
W.S.,  and  Man.  Scott.  Widows'  Fund, 
Northumberland  Street. 

Accountant,  California  ;   m.         ;  d. 

MACKENZIE,  Francis  Lewis,  1843-9. 
Cl.  2-7.  b.  16  Sept.  1833;  s.  of 
Lord  Mackenzie,  Senator  of  the 
Coll.  of  Justice,  Belmount ;  Math. 
Medals,  Cl.  6  and  7,  1848  and  1849  ; 
1st  and  3rd  Acad.  Club  Prizes,  1849 ; 
best  English  Verses,  1849. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1849  ;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab, 
1852  ;   d.  15  March  1855. 

MACKENZIE,  John  F.,  1842-3.  Cl.  1. 
s.  of  George  Mackenzie,  India  Street. 


126    MR.  MACDOUGALL'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR,  TROTTER'S)  CLASS,  1842-9 


MACTIER,  Anthony,  1842-7.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1  Nov.  1833 ;  s.  of  Anthony 
Mactier  of  Durris,  Kincardineshire. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Glasg.  and  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
Phys.  Pukekoko,  Auckland,  N.Z.,  1855  ; 
afterwards  sheep  farmer  near  Auckland  ; 
m.  Susan  Seaman.  Address:  Hauraki  Road, 
Takapuna,  Auckland,  N.Z. 

MACTIER,  John,  1842-7.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
10  Jan.  1832;  s.  of  Anthony  Mactier 
of  Durris,  Kincardineshire. 

Went  to  Australia,  1853  ;  for  some  time 
at  Wansdale,  Hamilton,  Melljoume  ;  latterly 
at  Mount  Gambier,  S.  Australia ;  m.  ; 

d.  -Sept.  191 1. 

MARSHALL,    Charles    Naime,    1842-4. 
CI.    1,    2.     b.    1832 ;     s.    of    James 
Marshall,  Fettes  Row. 
Merchant,  Liverpool,  Australia,  and  N.Z. 

MATHER,  Robert,  1842-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1833 ;  s.  of  Robert  Mather,  26 
Danube  Street. 

MILROY,  David,  1844-8.  CI.  3-6.  b. 
1832 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Andrew  Milroy, 
86  Lauriston  Place. 

M.D.   Edin.    1853 ;    Ass.   Surg.   30th   Ft. 

1854  ;  served  in  Eastern  campaign  of  1854, 
including  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkermann  and 
siege  of  Sebastopol  (medal  with  clasps  and 
Turkish  medal,  5th  cl.  Medjidie) ;  d.  3  Sept. 
1864  at  Bermuda  of  yellow  fever  during  an 
epidemic. 

MURRAY,  Alexander  Erskine,  1848-50. 
Cl.  7,  7a.  b.  9  Dec.  1832  ;  s.  of  the 
Hon.  James  Erskine  Murray,  Advo- 
cate ;  best  in  French  and  best 
Historical  Essay,  1849. 

King's  Coll.  Aberdeen  and  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
Advocate,  1856;  Sherig-Sub.  of  Lanark- 
shire at  Glasg.  1861  ;  ret.  1897  ;  m.  1865 
Helen,  dau.  of  Robert  Pringle,  W.S.,  of 
Symington  ;  d.  17  Dec.  1907  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  XV.  67. 

MURRAY,  George  John,  1842-7.  Cl. 
1-5.  b.  13  Sept.  1832  ;  s.  of  William 
Murray,  Banker,  Tain. 

W.S.  1856 ;  of  Murray,  Beith  and  Murray, 
W.S. ;   d.  1869. 

MURRAY,  William  D.,  1845-6.     Cl.  4. 
b.  1832  ;   from  Perthshire. 
Merchant,  Glasg.  ;  d.  2  Oct.  1866. 

NASMYTH,  John  Barclay,  1842-5.  Cl. 
1-3.  b.  1831 ;  s.  of  Robert  Nasmyth, 
F.R.C.S.,  Surg. -Dentist  to  the  Queen, 
78  George  Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;    Med.  Student ;    d.  1 1  Oct. 

1855  at  Madeira. 


NISBET,    William,    1842-8.     Cl.    1.     b. 
1882  ;    s.  of  James  Nisbet,  26  North- 
umberland Street, 
d.  March  1866. 

NOBLE,  Benjamin,  1845-6.  Cl.  4,  5. 
b.  15  May  1833  ;  s.  of  George  Noble, 
Lieut.  R.N. 

Merchant ;  afterwards  Agent  for  Clydes- 
dale Bank,  Greenock,  until  1872,  when  he 
became  Gen.  Man.  of  N.E.  Banking  Co.  Ltd., 
and  remained  in  that  office  for  thirty-seven 
years ;  now  a  Dir.  ;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 
William  Blair,  Merchant,  Perth.  A  ddress : 
Westmorland  House,  Low  Fell,  Gateshead. 

PAGAN,  John  Mackenzie,  1842-5.  Cl. 
1-3.  b.  11  Sept.  1833  ;  s.  of  Samuel 
A.  Pagan,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  3  Melville 
Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Surg.  Stirling  Mil.  ;  after- 
wards N.Z.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  1857  ;  ret.  1862  ; 
d.  25  Dec.  1899. 

PIGOU,  Francis,  1847-9.  Cl.  6,  7.  b. 
8  Jan.  1832  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  George 
Pigou,  Spa,  Belgium  ;  best  German 
Scholar,  1849. 

T.C.D.  ;  B.A.  1853  ;  M.A.  1857 ;  B.D. 
and  D.D.  1878  ;  Ch.  of  England  ;  Dean  of 
Bristol  since  1891  ;  D.  1855  ;  P.  1856 ; 
C.  of  Stoke  Talmage,  Oxon,  1855-6;  Chap, 
to  Bp.  Spencer  at  Marboeuf  Chapel,  Paris, 
1856-8 ;  C.  St.  Philip's,  Regent  Street,  Lond., 
and  of  St.  Mary's,  Kensington,  1858-60; 
P.C.  St.  Philip's,  Regent  Street,  1860-9  ; 
V.  Doncaster,  1869-75  ;  R.D.  of  Doncaster, 
1870-5 ;  Hon.  Chap,  in  Ord.  to  Queen  Vic- 
toria, 1871-4  ;  Chap,  in  Ord.  1874  ;  V.  and 
R.D.  Halifax,  1875-88;  Hon.  Can.  Ripon, 
1885-8;  D.  Chichester,  1888-91;  author  of 
Faith  and  Practice  (a  vol.  of  sermons)  ; 
Phases  of  my  Life,  etc.  etc.  Address : 
Deanery,  Bristol. 

RAINSFORD,  Frederick  B.,  1843-5. 
Cl.  2,  3.  b.  23  Nov.  1832;  s.  of 
Thomas  Rainsford,  Capt.  2nd  Life 
Guards  and  66th  Regt. 

d.  22  Nov.  1851. 

RAINSFORD,  William  Henry,  after- 
wards Rainsford  Hannav,  1843-7. 
Cl.  2-5.  b.  9  Dec.  1830  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Thomas  Rainsford,  2nd  Life  Guards 
and  66th  Regt. 

Assumed  the  name  of  Hannay  ;  Ensign 
i6th  Regt.  1852  ;  Lt.  9th  Regt.  1855  ;  ret. 
1856,  and  went  to  America ;  m.  Maria, 
widow  of  Robert  Steuart,  M.P.,  of  Alderston, 
Haddington,  and  dau.  of  Lt.-Col.  Samuel 
Dalrymple,  C.B.  ;   d.  1S56. 

ROSE,  James  H.,  1842-4.  Cl.  1,  2. 
b.  1832  ;  s.  of  James  Rose,  W.S., 
96  George  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  Law  Classes ;  settled  in 
Australia;    drowned,  1864. 


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ROSS,  Charles,  1842-5.  CI.  1-3.  b.  1833; 
s.  of  Hugh  Ross,  Carlton  Street. 

SCOTT,  John,  1842-3.  CI.  1.  b.  1832; 
s.  of  James  Scott,  Leith. 

SCOTT,  Thomas,  1842-3.    CI.  1.    b.  1832  ; 

s.    of   Thomas  Scott,  Accountant,   3 
Gayfield  Square. 

C.A.  Edin.  1855  ;   d.  24  April  1910. 

SCOTT,  William,  1842-4.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1832. 

M.D.  1853  ;  Fell.  Asiatic  Soc.  of  France  ; 
a  distinguished  numismatologist ;  d.  5  Oct. 
1855- 

SELLAR,  David  Plenderleath,  1842-8. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  27  April  1833;  s,  of 
Patrick  Sellar  of  Westfield,  Moray- 
shire, of  Morvich,  Sutherlandshire, 
and  Ardtomish,  Argyll ;  Dux  of 
CI.  2,  1844. 

Banker,  N.Y.  and  Lond.  ;  m.  Mary  Van 
Horn  Norrie  of  N.Y.  ;  d.  22  Oct.  1901. 

SMITH,  Adam  H.,  1842-6.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1832 ;  s.  of  Adam  F.  Smith, 
Claremont  Street. 

Indian  Army  ;  afterwards  planter,  India. 

SMITH,  Charles  F.,  1842-5.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Smith,  Howard 
Place. 

Lieut.  R.N.  ;  Mid.  1845;  Lieut.  1854; 
d.  1859. 

CI.  1-6. 
Smith, 


SMITH,  David  Boyes,  1842-8. 
b.    1832 ;     s.    of    Adam    F. 
Claremont  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  1855;  Dep.  Surg. -Gen.  I.M.S. 
(Bengal);  Ass.  Surg.,  Bengal,  1855;  Surg.- 
Maj.  1867  ;  Prin.  and  Prof,  of  Med.,  Calcutta 
Med.  Coll.  ;  ret.  1882  as  Dep.  Surg.-Gen.  ; 
d.  3  June  1889. 

SMITH,  William  Shore,  1848-9.     CI.  7. 

SPITTAL,  John,  1842-8.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1832  ;  s.  of  Sir  James  Spittal,  Lord 
Provost  of  Edin. 

Trin.  Hall,  Cantab;  B.A.  1858;  M.A. 
1862  ;  D.  1859  ;  P.  i86o  Lond. ;  C.  Stoke 
Newington,  1859-61  ;  Stepney,  i86i  ;  V. 
St.  Andrew's,  Leicester,  1862-74;  S.  Ban- 
bury, Oxen,  1874-8  ;  R.  St.  Luke's,  Hey- 
wood,  Lanes,  1878-85  ;  V.  Ryde,  I.W.,  up  to 
1897;  m.         ;  d.  1897. 

STEIN,  George,  1842-5.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1831  ;  s.  of  Robert  Stein,  Dundas 
Street. 

Perthshire  Mil.  ;  afterwards  brewer, 
Limerick. 


STEVENSON,  Andrew,  1842-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  17  Aug.  1832 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Stevenson,  W.S.,  9  Heriot  Row. 

Farmer,  The  HaUs,  Spott,  Dunbar,  and 
afterwards  residing  at  18  Royal  Circus, 
Edin.  ;  m.  (i)  Susan,  dau.  of  George 
Carphin,  Commissary  Clerk  of  Edin.  ;  (2) 
Margaret  Ogilvy,  dau.  of  David  Hood, 
Hatton  of  Eassie,  Forfarshire  ;  d.  15  Aug. 
1896. 

STEWART,  Alexander,  1842-5,  1847-9. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1832  ;  s.  of  Col.  Alexander 
Stewart  of  Strathgarry. 

Merchant  (Finlay  and  Co.),  Liverpool, 
Bombay,  and  Kurrachee;  m.  (i)  Elizabeth 
Dalziell  Cheape ;  (2)  Mary  Madeleine  Gosset ; 
d.  25  April  1908. 

STOTHERT,  Thomas,  1842-8.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1832  ;  s.  of  William  Stothert  of 
Cargen,  Kirkcudbrightshire  ;  Dux  CI. 
3,  4,  and  6,  1845,  1846,  and  1848. 

M.A.  Edin.  1852  ;  Min.  of  F.  Ch., 
Lumphanan  ;  m.  (i)  Helen  Lundin  Brown 
of  Largo ;  (2)  Catherine  Grace  Campbell ; 
d.  17  March  1893. 

STRANGE,  Thomas  Bland,  1843-4.  CI.  2. 
b.  15  Sept.  1831 ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Strange, 
25th  K.O.S.B. 

ist  Prize  Military  Plan-drawing  and 
Landscape-painting,  R.M.A.  Woolwich ; 
won  Half-mile  Hurdle  Race  at  R.M.A.  1850  ; 
Maj.-Gen.  R.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1851  ;  Lt.  1853  ; 
Capt.  1858;  Maj.  1872;  Lt.-Col.  1877; 
Col.  1881  ;  ret.  as  Maj.-Gen.  1881  ;  served 
during  Indian  Mutiny,  1857-8  ;  took  part 
in  actions  of  Chanda,  Sultanpore,  and 
Dhowrara;  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow; 
actions  of  Korsee,  Nawabgunge,  Seragunge, 
passage  of  the  Goomtee,  and  action  of 
Doadpore  (desp.,  Lond-.  Gaz.  8  June,  17 
July,  17  Aug.  1858  and  31  Jan.  1859,  medal 
with  clasp) ;  recalled  to  the  service,  and 
during  the  Riel  rising  in  Canada,  1885-6, 
commanded  Alberta  F.F.  ;  in  action  of 
28  May  at  Frenchman's  Butte  (medal  with 
clasp)  ;  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Capt.  Taylor, 
H.E.I.C.S.  Address  :  Geraghmeen,  Church 
Hill,  Camberley,  Surrey. 

SWINTON,    Antony    Canning,    1843-5. 
CI.  2,  3,     b.  4  Oct.  1830 ;  s.  of  Capt. 
WiUiam  Swinton,  H.E.I.C.S.  (Marine), 
m.  Elizabeth  Elmer  ;  d.  12  March  1905. 

THOMSON,  John,  1842-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  John  Thomson, 
Rutland  Place. 

TOD,  Robert  Alexander  Boothby,  1842-3. 
CI.  1.  b.  28  Sept.  1831  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Tod,  Drummond  Place. 

Sandhurst ;  of  Howden,  Midlothian ; 
Capt.  94th  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1849  ;  Lt.  1854  ; 
Capt.  1857;  ret.  i860;  Dir.  H.A.  Soc.  of 
Scot. ;  an  authority  on  veterinary  matters ; 
d.  14  Feb.  1879. 


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TULLOCH,  James  Gregoric  M'Donald,  WILSON,    John    H.,    1842-6.     CI.    1-4. 
1842-5.     CI.    1-3.     b.    1883  ;     s.    of  s.  of  John  Wilson,  Carlton  Street. 

James  Tulloch,  Saxe-Coburg  Place.  jj  jj  T^Hin  Univ. 

Lt.-Col.  25th  Regt.  ;    Ensign,  1851  ;    Lt. 

1855 :    Capt.  1861 ;    Maj.  1874  ;    Lt.-Col.  WRIGHT,  Farquharson,  1845-6.     CI.  4. 
1879  ;   ret.  1867  ;   d.  1889. 


TURNBULL,  Phipps,  1848-6.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1831  ;  s.  of  Phipps  TumbuU, 
Farmer,  Crooks,  Berwickshire. 

Farmer,  Pinkerton,  Dunbar ;  m.  (i) 
Isabella  Kirkwood,  Dunbar ;  {2)  I.  I. 
Smith,  Berwick.  Address :  Pinkerton, 
Dunbar. 

WEIR,  James,  1842-7.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
25  April  1832  ;  s.  of  Matthew  Weir, 
W.S.,  31  Albany  Street. 

Fmly.  Merchant,  Singapore  and  Lond.  ; 
m.  M.  I.  Nesham,  dau.  of  Wm.  Nesham, 
Surg.,  Newcsistle-on-Tyne.  Address  :  55  St. 
Charles  Square,  N.  Kensington,  Lond.,  W. 

WEIR,  John  E.,  1842-6.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1832  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Weir,  W.S.,  9 
Danube  Street. 

Went  to  Australia  ;    drowned,  1866. 

WELSH,  David  James,  1842-8.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1832  ;  s.  of  Rev.  David  Welsh, 
D.D.,  Prof,  of  Church  History,  New 
Coll.,  Edin.,  39  Melville  Street. 

Maj. -Gen.  R.A. ;  2nd  Lt.  R.A.  (Bengal), 
1851  ;  Lt.  1857;  Capt.  i860;  Maj.  1872; 
Lt.-Col.  1878  ;  Col.  1882  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1883  ; 
ret.  1883  ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny  cam- 
paign of  1857-8  in  command  of  detachment 
of  Art.  at  Gorruckpore  and  Azimghur  (desp., 
medal) ;  d.  1890. 

WILSON,  James  M.,  1842-8.  CI.  1. 
b.  1831 ;  s.  of  James  Wilson,  Great 
King  Street. 


WRIGHT,  Henry  Brougham,  1845-9. 
CI.  4-7.  b.  22  Feb.  1882;  s.  of 
Joseph  John  Wright,  Solicitor,  Sun- 
derland. 

Solicitor,  1856;  N.P.  1868;  Registrar,  Co. 
Court  of  Durham,  1858 ;  Clerk  to  Seaham 
Harbour  Urban  Dist.  Council,  1863 ; 
Steward  of  Copyhold  Manor  of  Gilligate, 
Co.  of  Durham,  1879.  Address  :  Cliff 
House,  Seaham  Harbour,  Co.  Durham. 

WYLLIE,  WiUiam  Alexander  Patrick, 
1842-4.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  1832  ;  s.  of 
Col.  J.  S.  Wyllie,  Howard  Place. 

Maj.-Gen.  R.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  R.A.  1852  ;  Lt. 
1854;  Capt.  i860;  Maj.  1872;  Lt.-Col. 
1878 ;  Col.  1882  ;  h.p.  1883  ;  Maj.-Gen. 
1884  ;  served  with  expedition  to  China  in 
i860  ;  present  Sinho,  Tangku,  capture  of 
Taku  Forts,  actions  near  Tangchow,  and 
surrender  of  Pekin  (medal  with  two  clasps)  ; 
d.  1893. 

YOUNGER,  Henry  Johnston,  1842-4. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  5  Oct.  1832;  s.  of 
William  Younger  of  Craigielands, 
Moffat. 

Roy.  Coll.  of  Civil  Engineers,  Putney ; 
of  Benmore  and  Kilmun,  Argyllshire;  J. P. 
and  D.L.  Argyll ;  spent  some  years  in 
Australia ;  in  186 1  became  partner,  and  on 
the  retirement  of  his  elder  brother  WilUam 
in  1869  senior  partner,  of  William  Younger 
and  Co.,  Edin. ;  Chm.  of  the  Company  from 
its  formation  in  1887  to  1913  ;  m.  ; 
d.  6  March  1913  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  100. 


MR.  FERGUSON'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  HARVEY'S)  CLASS,  1843-50 


AITKEN,  James,  1848-5.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1882  ;  s.  of  William  Aitken,  Cumber- 
land Street. 

ANDERSON,  Henry,  1843-8.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1833  ;  s.  of  Charles  Anderson,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.,  38  Quality  Street,  Leith. 

Merchant,  N.Y.   (ret.  1903) ;   d.  in  Lond. 
1911. 

ANDERSON,  William,  1848-7.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1833 ;  s.  of  William  Anderson, 
Union  Street. 

BABINGTON,  Andrew  Melville,  1847-50, 
CI.  5-7.   s.  of  John  Babington,  5  Forres 
Street, 
d.  1854. 


BEGBIE,  Charles  Noel  Welman,  1846-9. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  1884 ;  s.  of  James  Begbie, 
M.D.,  15  Heriot  Row. 

Barr.  Mid.  Tern.  ;   d.  10  Jan.  1865. 

BELFRAGE,  Henry  John,  1848-5.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  June  1833;  s.  of  Rev. 
Henry  Belfrage,  D.D.,  of  Falkirk, 
42  Great  King  Street. 

Solicitor;  of  Belfrage  and  Co.,  Lond.; 
m.  1856  Rebecca,  dau.  of  Joseph  Miles ; 
d.  17  Dec.  1899. 

BELL,  George  C,  1843-8.     CI.  1-5. 

BOND,  Isaac,  1843-5.  CI.  1,  2.  s.  of 
WiUiam  Bond,  Forth  Street. 


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BOND,  William  S.,  1843-6.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  William  Bond,  Forth  Street. 

BRUCE,  John  Clinton  Whish,  1843-5. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1833  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Bruce,  Melville  Street. 

Col.  4Sth  M.N.I.  ;  Ensign,  1852  ;  Lt. 
1855  ;  Capt.  1864 ;  Maj.  1872  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1874;   Col.  1882  ;   d.  13  July  1884. 

CARMICHAEL,  Archibald,  1843-50.     CI. 
1-7.     b.  12  May  1834  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Carmichael,  Class.  Master,  E.A. ;  best 
in  Latin  Comp.,  CI.  7,  1850. 
Solicitor;    d.  13  April  1880. 

CARTER,  Hugh  Bonham,  1849-50. 
CI.  7.  b.  1832  ;  s.  of  John  Bonham 
Carter  of  Adhurst  St.  Mary,  Hants. 

Lt.-Col.  Coldstream  Guards  ;  Ensign  and 
Lt.  1856  ;  Lt.  and  Capt.  1861  ;  Capt.  and 
Lt.-Col.  (ret.),  1872;  m.  Jane  Margaret,  dau. 
of  Alexander  Macdonald,  Cape  Town  ;  d. 
1896. 

CHALMERS,  Robert,  1843-4.  CI.  1.  b. 
1832  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Alexander  Chalmers, 
India. 

Lt.-Col.  45th  B.N.I.  ;  Ensign,  1849  ; 
Lt.  1852  ;  Capt.  1861  ;  Brev.  Maj.  1864  ; 
Maj.  1869;  Brev.  Lt.-Col.  1876;  Lt.-Col. 
1875  ;  served  throughout  Indian  Mutiny 
campaign,  1857-9  ;  advanced  with  Maj. 
Renaud's  Col.  towards  Cawnpore,  and 
carried  his  despatch  announcing  Cawnpore 
massacre  from  Lohunda  to  AUahabad,  a 
distance  of  forty  miles,  through  disturbed 
country;  afterwards  joined  Vol.  Cav.,  and 
served  with  Havelock's  Force  from  first 
taking  the  field  in  July  1857  ;  present  at 
actions  of  Futtehpore,  Aoung,  Pandoo 
Middee,  Cawnpore,  Oonao,  Buseerutgunge 
(both  actions) ,  Mungarwar,  and  Alumbagh ; 
relief  of  Lucknow  and  subsequent  defence 
of  Residency  for  two  months  (twice  wounded) , 
during  which  time  he  acted  as  field  engineer, 
and  was  present  at  assault  and  capture  of 
the  king's  stables  and  engine  -  house  ;  after 
relief  of  garrison  by  Lord  Clyde  served  with 
force  under  Outram  occupying  the  Alum- 
bagh, including  affair  of  Ghilee  and  repulse 
of  the  several  attacks  thereon  ;  also  present 
at  capture  of  Lucknow  and  action  of 
Ruttunpore  (medal  with  two  clasps,  a 
year's  service,  and  Brev.  Maj.)  ;   d.  1878. 

CHRISTIE,  David,  1845-6.  CI.  3.  s.  of 
Charles  Maitland  Christie  of  Durie, 
Fife. 

CHRISTIE,  William,  1845-30.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  June  1832  ;  s.  of  Charles  Maitland 
Christie  of  Durie,  Fife ;  Dux  of  CI.  5 
and  6  and  of  the  School,  1850 ;  His- 
torical Essay  Prize,  Acad.  Club  Prize 
for  best  in  History  and  Prize  for 
Scripture  Knowledge  open  to  Rector's 
CI.,  1850. 


Oriel  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  1856  ;  M.A.  1859  ; 
Advocate,  1858  ;  d.  19  May  1909  at  Allen- 
dale, Northumberland. 

CHRISTISON,  John,  1843-8.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  14  Oct.  1832  ;  s.  of  Robert  Christi- 
son,  M.D.,  Prof.  Edin.  Univ.  (Bart. 
1871),  5  Randolph  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Old  Grange  C.C.  ;  W.S. 
1858  ;  for  number  of  years  Sec.  to  Edin. 
Univ.  Court  and  one  of  the  trustees  for 
the  new  Univ.  buildings  ;  Private  W.S.  Co. 
when  the  Vols,  were  organised ;  afterwards, 
by  request  of  the  Artisan  Co.,  became  their 
Capt.  ;   d.  12  Nov.  1894. 


COOKE,  John  William,  1845-7.  CI.  3,  4. 
s.  of  John  Cooke,  Liverpool. 

COUPER,  John,  1846-8.  CI.  4,  5.  s.  of 
John  Couper,  1  London  Street. 

CROALL,  Robert,  1846-8.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  11  Jan.  1831  ;  s.  of  John  Croall, 
Coachbuilder  and  Mail  Contractor. 

Engineer,  Coachbuilder,  Mail  Contractor, 
and  Postmaster ;  J. P.  Midlothian ;  Dir. 
of  John  Croall  and  Sons  Ltd.,  Fife  Coal  Co., 
Western  Cemetery  Co.,  Eastern  Cemetery 
Co.,  and  General  Steam  Fishing  Co.  ; 
m.  (i)  Elizabeth  Kent  Vezey  ;  (2)  Emily 
Violet,  dau.  of  Rev.  James  Taylor,  D.D., 
Glasg. ;   d.  28  Nov.  1898. 

DEWAR,  John  Forrest,  1843-51.  CI.  1-7 
b.  1833  ;  s.  of  John  Dewar,  Advocate 
52  Great  King  Street. 

M.D.  Edin. ;  Phys.,  Canada ;  d. 

DODS,     Marcus,     1843-8.  CI.     1-5.     b. 

11   April  1834 ;    s.  of  Rev.  Marcus 

Dods,  Min.  of  Scotch  Ch.,  Belford, 
Northumberland. 

M.A.  Edin.  1854  ;  D-D.  Edin.  and  Chicago, 
U.S.A.  ;  U.F.  Ch.  Prof,  of  New  Testament 
Theology,  New  Coll.,  Edin.,  1889 ;  Prin.  from 
1907;  Dir.  E.A.  1894-1909;  Min.  F.  Ch.  of 
Scot.  1858;  Renfield  F.  Ch.,  Glasg.,  1864. 
Author:  The  Prayer  that  teaches  to  Pray, 
1863;  The  Epistles  to  the  Seven  Churches, 
1865;  Israel's  Iron  Age,  1874;  Mohammed, 
Buddha,  and  Christ,  1877;  Handbook  on 
Haggai,  Zechariah,  and  Malachi,  1879;  Israel, 
Jacob,  and  Joseph,  1880 ;  Handbook  on 
Genesis,  1882  ;  Commentary  on  Thessa- 
lonians,  1882;  Parables  of  our  Lord,  1883, 
1885  ;  Why  be  ReUgious  ?  1896 ;  How  to  be- 
come like  Christ,  1897 ;  The  Gospel  according 
to  St.  John,  in  the  Expositor's  Greek  Testa- 
ment, 1897;  Genesis,  John,  i  Corinthians,  in 
Expositor's  Bible ;  The  Bible,  its  Origin  and 
Nature  (Bross  Lectures),  1904;  numerous 
articles  in  Ency.  Brit.,  Expositor,  etc.  m. 
1871  Catherine,  dau.  of  John  Swanston, 
Marshall  Meadows,  Berwick-on-Tweed ;  d. 
26  April  1909;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  114. 

DUDGEON,  Alexander,  1843-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  11  March  1830  ;  s.  of  John  Dudgeon 


180 


Mil.  FERGUSON'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  HARVEY'S)  CLASS,  1843-50 


of  Alniondhill,  Kirkliston,  27  Rutland 
Street,  Edin. 

Irvine  Acad. ;  won  Point-to-point  Race  of 
the  L.  and  S.  Hunt  three  times  in  succes- 
sion on  his  famous  horse  Paddy  ;  last  time 
he  was  sixtv-three  years  of  age  and  the 
horse  twelve'  years  old ;  Farmer  at  Easter 
Dalmenv,  and  Dolphinton,  in  parish  of  Dal- 
meny ;  Hiimbie,  in  parish  of  Kirkliston,  and 
Spencerfield,  in  parish  of  In verkei thing, 
Fife ;  J. P.  Linlithgowshire ;  m.  Marion 
Newton  Cunningham  ;   d.  17  Dec.  1908. 

DUDGEON,  John  Bradfute,  1843-4. 
CI.  1.  b.  22  May  1831  ;  s.  of  John 
Dudgeon  of  Almondhill,  Kirkhston, 
27  Rutland  Street,  Edin. 

Irvine  Acad. ;  Farmer ;  m.  Elizabeth  Mary 
Ross  or  Milne  Miller ;  d.  4  March  1909. 

DUNT.OP,  Alexander,  1844-7.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  July  1833  ;  s.  of  Alan  Colquhoun 
Dunlop,  31  Royal  Terrace. 

Lt.-Col.  H.M.  3rd  W.I.  Regt. ;  Ensign, 
1854  ;  Lt.  1855  ;  Capt.  1857  ;  Maj.  1861  ; 
ret.  as  Lt.-Col.  1864;  m.  Margarette 
Ormerod,  dau.  of  Lt.-Col.  Harrison,  Q.M. 
at  Dover  ;   d.  5  April  1885. 

DUNLOP,  Ludovic  Grant,  1844-8.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  Sept.  1834 ;  s.  of  Alan 
Colquhoun  Dunlop,  31  Royal  Terrace. 
Agent  for  Rathbone  and  Co.,  Tea 
Merchants,  Liverpool,  at  Shanghai,  China; 
d.  31  Oct.  1865. 

ELIOTT,  Edward  Frederick,  1843-8.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1834 ;  s.  of  Sir  Daniel 
Eliott,  K.C.S.I.,  9  Great  Stuart  Street. 
Haileybury,  1852-3 ;  H.E.I.C.S.  and  I.C.S. 
1854-73  ;  Judge  of  Salem ;  m.  Rykie 
Sophia,  dau.  of  Peter  Laurence  Cloetc  of 
Zandvhet,  C.  of  Good  Hope ;  d.  27  Oct.  1873. 

ELIOTT,  George  Augustus  Leslie,  1843-4. 
CI.  1.  b.  20  Dec.  1833;  s.  of  Sir 
William  Francis  Eliott,  Bart.,  F.R.S., 
of  Stobs  and  Wells. 

m.  Mary  Rattray  ;   d.  21  March  1854. 

FAIR,  George,  1843-7.  CI.  1-4.  b.  1832  ; 
s.  of  Thomas  Fair,  Coldstream,  and 
14  Royal  Terrace. 

FAIRBAIRN,  John,  1845-8.  CI.  3-5. 
s.  of  Rev.  Patrick  Fairbairn,  F.  Ch. 
Min.  of  Saltoun,  Prof.  King's  Coll., 
Aberdeen,  and  later  Prin.  of  F.  Ch. 
Coll.,  Glasg. 

FARQUHARSON,  William,  1843-5.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1834 ;  s.  of  Dr.  Francis 
Farquharson  of  Finzean,  F.R.C.S., 
25  Northumberland  Street. 

Lt.  92nd  Highs.  1854  ;   ret.  1857  ;   served 
in  the  Crimea  ;   d.  1862. 


GORDON,  Benjamin  Lumsden,  1846-8, 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  8  July  1833  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
James  Gordon  of  Revaek,  Inverness- 
shire,  and  Ivybank,  Nairn. 

Mil.  Acad.,  Edin.,  1848-50;  Addiscombe, 
1850-2;  Lt.-Gen.  late  R.H.A. ;  K.C.B. 
1899;  2nd  Lt.  R.A.  (Madras),  1852;  Lt. 
1858  ;  Capt.  R.H.A.  1863  ;  Maj.  1872  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1875  ;  Brev.  Col.  1880  ;  Col.  1883  ; 
Maj.-Gen.  1886  ;  Lt.-Gen.  1890  ;  ret.  1890. 
War  Services  :  served  during  Indian  Mutiny, 
1857-8;  present  at  rehef  of  Lucknow ; 
operations  at  Martiniere  and  Dilkoosha ; 
action  and  defeat  of  Gwalior  contingent  at 
Cawnpore,  and  pursuit  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
served  in  Afghan  War,  1879-80  ;  present  at 
battle  of  Charasiah  and  operations  round 
Cabul  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  16  Jan.  and  4 
May  1 880,  medal  with  two  clasps,  C.B.)  ; 
served  with  Burmese  exped.  1886-7;  com- 
manded Lower  Burma  div. ;  thanked  by 
Govt,  of  India  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  i  Sept. 
1887,  medal  with  clasp) ;  accompanied  Chin 
Looshai  exped.  18S9-90  (clasp) ;  commanded 
Burma  dist.  (mentioned  by  Govt,  of  India, 
desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  12  Sept.  1890).  m.  i860 
Laura  Sophia,  dau.  of  R.  R.  Caton  of  Bin- 
brook,  Lincolnshire.  Address :  Moustows 
Manor,  Henfield,  Sussex. 

GO  WAN,  Ross  Dunlop,  1843-7.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1832  ;  s.  of  George  Gowan,  Howard 
Place. 

GRANT,   Charies  Ironside,   1846-9.     CI. 
4-6.     s.  of  Gregor  Grant,  Bom.  C.S. 
Went  to  Tasmania  ;   d.  c.  1905. 

GREIG,  Thomas  Adinston,  1843-8.     CI. 
1-5.     b.  1832  ;    s.  of  James  Greig  of 
Eccles,  W.S.,  8  Abercromby  Place. 
Went  to  Australia  ;    d.  1862. 

GREY,  Charles  Bacon,   1843-4.     CI.   1. 
b.    1835 ;     s.    of    Charles    B.    Grey, 
Styford,  Henderson  Row. 
d.  1844  while  at  school. 

GREY,  William  Bacon,  1843-5.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1838 ;  s.  of  Charles  B.  Grey,  Styford, 
Henderson  Row. 

HAMILTON,  Hubert,  1843-51.  CI.  l-7a. 
b.  4  July  1834;  s.  of  Sir  William 
Hamilton,  Bart.,  Prof.  Logic  and 
Metaphysics,  Edin.  Univ.,  16  Great 
King  Street;  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize, 
also  Club  Prize  for  best  Enghsh 
Essay,  1850 ;  Math.  Medal,  1850 ; 
best  in  French  and  French  Comp., 
Greek  Comp.,  and  EngUsh  Verse, 
1850 ;  best  in  Greek  and  Latin 
Comp.,  CI.  7a,  1851. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1850-3;  Snell  Exhib.  to  Ball. 
CoU.  Oxon,  1853-7 ;  B.A.  1857  (ist  CI. 
Mods.,  2nd  CI.  Grts.)  ;  M.A.  i860;  Ex- 
aminer in  Classics  for  M.A.  degree,  Glasg. 


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I 


Univ.,  1866-9;  Advocate,  i860;  Sheriff- 
Sub.  Lothians  and  Peebles  at  Edin.  1868- 
1900  ;  m.  1868  Louisa  Wentworth,  dau.  of 
Laurence  Davidson  of  Davidson  and  Syme, 
W.S.  ;  d.  20  Dec.  1901  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
ix.  55- 

HAMILTON,  John,  1843-4.  CI.  1.  b. 
1835  ;  s.  of  William  Hamilton,  Stock- 
bridge. 


HOOD,  James,   1845-9.     CI.  3-6.     s. 
John  Hood,  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 


of 


HOWDEN,  George  Montague,  1843-7. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1883;  s.  of  Thomas 
Howden,  Dundas  Street. 

HUNTER,   James   George,   1843-9.     CI. 
1-6.     b.   1832;    s.   of  John   Hunter, 
W.S.,  5  Fettes  Row ;  Ferguson  Medal, 
1848  ;   Mitchell  Medal,  1849. 
C.E.  India  ;   d.  7  July  1862. 

HUNTER,  John,  1843-9.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
5  Jan.  1834  ;  s.  of  John  Hunter,  W.S., 
5  Fettes  Row. 

Advocate,  1857  ;  Sheriff-Sub.  of  Peebles- 
shire at  Peebles,  1868-72  ;   d.  29  Sept.  1872. 

HUTCHINSON,  Charles,  1846-50.  CI. 
4-7.  s.  of  Charles  Hutchinson, 
Stafford  Street. 

INGLIS,  Charles,  1843-5.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1831  ;  s.  of  George  Inglis,  Farmer, 
Craigcrook. 

JAMES,  Daniel  Willis,  1845-8.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1834 ;  s.  of  Daniel  Willis  James, 
Liverpool. 

Of  Phelps,  Dodge  and  Co.,  Montreal; 
afterwards  Metal  Merchant,  N.Y. ;  d.  Sept. 
1907 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xv.  9. 

KEMP,   John   F.,    1845-8.     CI.    3-5.     s. 
of  James  Kemp,  Musselburgh, 
d.  c.  1896. 

LEES,  Archibald,  1843-5.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Charles  Lees,  R.S.A.,  15  South 
Charlotte  Street. 

LEES,  Charles  Alexander,  1843-5.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1834;  s.  of  Charles  Lees, 
R.S.A.,  15  South  Charlotte  Street. 


LITTLE, 

1832; 
Row. 


William,    1843-4.     CI.    1.     b. 
s.  of  Francis  Little,  Inverleith 


MACKENZIE,  John  Binnie,  1843-5.     CI. 
1,     2.     b.     1831 ;      s.     of    Laurence 
Mackenzie,  Union  Street. 
Merchant,  Glasg. 


MACKENZIE,  Roderick,  1843-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  1832  ;  s.  of  Roderick  Mackenzie, 
W.S.,  32  Abercromby  Place. 

M'LAREN,   William  Neil,   1843-50.     CI. 
1-7.     b.   30   Sept.    1833;     s.   of   Neil 
M'Larcn,  56  Great  King  Street. 
Advocate,  1859. 

MACLEAN,  Alexander,  1844-5.     CI.  2. 

MACLEAN,  John,  1844-5.     CI.  2. 

MITCHELL,  Alexander,  1843-8.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  Aug.  1833 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Mitchell  of  the  Exchequer,  35  Ann 
Street. 

W.S.  1858  ;   d.  23  May  1902. 

MITCHELL,  James  S.,  1846-8.  CI,  4,  5. 
s.  of  David  Mitchell,  Dundee. 

MOFFAT,    Thomas,    1844-5.     CI.    2.     s. 

of  Thomas  Moffat,  Moray  Place. 

MORRISON,  Alexander,  1843-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  1835  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Morrison, 
Builder,  3  Warriston  Crescent. 

MUNRO,  WilHam,  1843-6.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1832;  s.  of  Hugh  Munro,  31  Saxe- 
Coburg  Place. 

MURRAY,  Charles  Stewart,  1843-9.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  27  July  1832  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Murray,  jun..  Advocate,  36  India 
Street. 

Lt.-Col.  72nd  Highs.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1855 ; 
Lt.  1856;  Capt.  1865;'  Maj.  1877;  ret. 
Lt.-Col.  1879;  Adj.  Highland  Borderers 
Mil.  1878  ;  m.  1866  Ada  Bewley,  y.  dau.  of 
Adam  Walker  of  Nenagh  ;  d.  12  Jan.  1899. 

OWEN,  George  Arthur,  1846-8.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1833  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Owen,  Liverpool. 

Capt.  107th  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1858  ;  Lt. 
i860;   Capt.  1868;   h.p.  1872;   d.  1897. 

PAUL,   Henry   Moncreiff. 
2-7.     b.   3  Jan.   1834 
Paul,  Moray  Place  ;   best  in  German, 
CI.  7,  1850. 

Sec.  and  later  Man.  N.Z.  Loan  and  Merc. 
Agency  Co.,  Lond.,  1871-99 ;  F.R.C.L, 
F.S.S.,  F.R.G.S.  ;  m.  1863  Emily  Frances, 
widow  of  James  R.  Robertson  of  Melbourne 
and  dau.  of  W.  Fag  of  Lond.  ;  d.  15  June 
1907. 

PHILLIPS,  George  Ricketts,  1845-9. 
CI.  3-6.  b.  16  July  1834  ;  s.  of  Hon. 
G.  L.  Phillips,  J.P.,  Merchant  and 
Plantation  Proprietor,  Jamaica. 

Edin.  Univ.  (Arts) ;  Merchant,  and  owner 
of  sugar  estates  ;    J. P.  and  Maj.  of  Vols., 


1844-50.     CI. 
s.   of  Henry 


182    MR.  FERGUSON'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  HARVEYS)  CLASS,  1848-50 


Jamaica ;  acted  as  Custos  Rotulorum 
during  absence  of  his  father,  and  was  a 
prominent  figure  in  the  pubUc,  municipal, 
reUgious,  and  educational  life  of  the  island ; 
Founder  and  Pres.  of  N.Y.  School  of 
Languages  and  Oratory  ;  m.  Elizabeth  C. 
Robinson,  Hanover,  Jamaica;  d.  13  July 
1901. 

PRINGLE,  James,  1843-6.  CI.  1-8.  b. 
9  Jan.  1831 ;  s.  of  George  Pringle, 
14  Rutland  Street. 

Capt.  58th  Regt.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1856 ;  Lt. 
1859;  Capt.  1870;  h.p.  1870.  Address: 
Roy.  Portsmouth  Corinthian  Yacht  Club, 
Portsmouth. 

PURVES,  John  Murray,  1843-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  1832 ;  s.  of  John  Purves,  Canon- 
mills  House. 

RAMSAY,  John  Bonar  P.  Hamilton, 
1843-8.  CI.  1-5.  b.  1832;  s.  of 
Peter  Ramsay,  Banker  (Western 
Bank  of  Scot.),  Edin. 

R.  Mil.  Acad.,  Edin.  ;  won  Silver  Cup  for 
Swordsmanship  given  by  Lord  Aberdour, 
1851  ;  Police  Mag.  and  Goldfields  Warden 
at  Ravenswood  and  Charters  Towers,  N. 
Queensland  ;  m.  1869  EmiUa  Mary,  widow 
of  the  late  C.  W.  Vaughan,  R.N.,  and  e. 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Vaughan,  Manor 
House,  Sedgefield  ;   d.  1908. 

REH),  Francis  Welman,  1843-5.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1830 ;  s.  of  John  Hope  Rcid, 
Albany  Street. 

RENNIE,  Alexander,  1843-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  1834 ;  s.  of  Samuel  Rennie,  18 
Gayfield  Square. 

ROBERTSOX,  Alexander,  1844-7.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  July  1833 ;  s.  of  Hercules 
J.\  Robertson,  Advocate,  afterwards 
Lord  Benholme,  Senator  of  Coll.  of 
Justice,  76  Great  King  Street. 

B.A.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  Advocate,  1858  ; 
Sheriff-Sub.  of  Forfarshire  at  Forfar,  1862-97 
(resigned)  ;   d.  23  June  1902. 

ROBERTSON,  John  Murray,  1843-7. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  15  March  1833;  s.  of 
James  Robertson  (B.L.  Co.  Bank.), 
afterwards  Man.  Union  Bank  of  Scot., 
Glasg. 

Stockbroker,  Lend.  ;  known  in  Capel 
Court  circles  as  '  The  Handsome  Scot ' ; 
m.  Catherine  Jane,  o.  dau.  of  Archibald 
Nimmo,  Ccishier  of  the  B.L.  Co.  Bank ;  d. 
23  April  1902. 

SANDWITH,  Thomas  Backhouse,  1848- 
50.  CI.  6,  7.  b.  10  March  1831  ;  s.  of 
Humphry  Sandwith,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P., 
Hull. 

Lond.  Univ.  and  St.  Catherine's  Coll. 
Cantab;     B.A.    1855;     C.B.    1879;     H.M. 


Consular  Service  ;  Sec.  to  Mr.  Skene,  Civ. 
Comr.  to  Osmanli  Irreg.  Cav.,  1855-6; 
attached  to  Consulate  at  Aleppo,  1857 ; 
Vice-Consul  at  Aintab,  1857  ;  Vice-Consul 
at  Caiffa,  1861  ;  attached  to  Col.  Eraser, 
Comr.  for  Afiairs  in  Syria,  1 861-2; 
Acting  Consul  at  Damascus,  1862  ;  Acting 
Vice-Consul,  Beyrout,  1864 ;  H.M.  Vice- 
Consul,  Cyprus,  1S65  ;  Consul  at  Crete, 
1870  ;  at  Tunis,  1885  ;  and  Consul-Gen.  at 
Odessa,  1888,  till  he  retired,  1891 ;  m.  1865 
Clara  Agnes,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Robert  Fitz- 
herbert  Fuller  of  Chalvington,  Sussex  ;  d. 
1900. 

SLIGHT,  Robert  Nicholson,  1843-5.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  29  Aug.  1833  :  s.  of  Capt. 
Stephen  Slight,  Bombay  Engineers. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  proprietor  of  the  Chirnside 
Paper  Mills;  Maj.Vols.;  V.D.,  Jubilee  medal; 
Mem.  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  King's  Bodyguard 
for  Scot.,  from  1863;  m.  (1)  1863  Mary  Susan, 
dau.  of  James  Rose,  W.S. ;  (2)  Marjory 
Alexandrina,  dau.  of  Maj.  Peat,  Bombay 
Engineers;  d.  12  March  1908. 

SMALL,  David  Brown,  1843-5.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1831 ;  s.  of  John  Small,  George 
Street,  Libr.  Edin.  Univ. 

Engineer;  m.  Mary  Thomson,  Doncaster; 
d.  May  1900. 

SMITH,  Francis  Montague  Baird-,  1848- 
50.  CI.  1-7.  b.  18  Sept.  1834; 
s.  of  Rev.  George  Smith,  D.D., 
Min.  of  the  Tolbooth  Parish,  4 
Randolph  Chff. 

Maj.  R.A. ;  Lt.  1855  ;  Capt.  1864  ;  m. 
Anna,  dau.  of  Rev.  Robert  Eraser,  R.  of 
Cheriton,  Kent ;  d.  Good  Friday,  1873. 

SMITH,  Juhan  Jones,  1843-7.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1833  ;  s.  of  Charles  Smith,  R.N., 
Howard  Place ;  Dux  of  CI.  1,  2, 
3,  and  4,  1844-7. 

Maj.-Gen.  R.A. ;  2nd  Lt.  1851  ;  Lt.  1854  ; 
Capt.  1859 ;  Maj.  1872  ;  Lt.-Col.  1877 ; 
Col.  1881 ;  Maj.-Gen.  (ret.),  1881;  served  in 
Crimean  campaign  from  July  1855,  including 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (medal  with 
clasp  and  Turkish  medal)  ;   d.  1888. 

SPENS,  Henry  George  Wadham,  1843-6. 
CI.    1-3.     b.    1    Oct.    1833;     s.    of 

Andrew  Spens,  Maj. -(Jen.,  62  Great 
King  Street. 

Addiscombe,  1850-2  ;  Ensign  31st  B.N.I. 
1853  ;  killed  at  taking  of  fort  near  Saugor, 
Bengal,  23  June  1857. 

SPIERS,  John,  1846-8.  CI.  4,  5.  s.  of 
Robert  Spiers,  Ann  Street. 

STEUART,  James,  1843-5.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
20  Aug.  1833;  s.  of  James  Steuart, 
W.S. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Priv.  Sec.  and  Chamberlain 
to    D.    of    Buccleuch    at    Dalkeith    Park ; 


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m.  1865  Christiana,  Uau.  of  Archibald 
Simson  of  Comedpore,  Bengal,  and  after- 
wards of  27  Rutland  Square,  Edin.  ;  d. 
28  Dec.  1896  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  iv.  44. 

STOTHERT,  Richard,  1843-9.  Q.  1-6. 
b.  1834  ;  s.  of  William  Stothert  of 
Cargen,  Kirkcudbrightshire. 

Edin.  Univ.  1851  ;  M.A.  1854  ;  Missionary 
of  F.  Ch.  at  Nagpore ;  Prin.  F.  Ch.  Institu- 
tion (now  Wilson  College),  Bombay;  trans- 
lated Augustine  in  Series  of  Fathers  edited 
by  Dr.  Marcus  Dods  ;  m.  Catherine  Ewing, 
Glasg.  ;   d.  21  Oct.  189S. 

SWINTON,  George  Keith,  1843-5.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  14  Jan.  1833  ;  s.  of  George 
Swinton  of  Swinton  and  4  Atholl 
Crescent,  fmly.  Chf.  Sec.  H.E.I.C.  at 
Calcutta. 


Lt.  B.  Cav. 
1854- 


H.E.I.C.S.  ;    d.   17  March 


TARLETON 

b.     1834  ; 
Dean  Terrace 


William  B.,  1843-4.     CI.  1. 
s.    of    Robert    Tarleton, 


THOMAS,   Augustus 
CI.     5-7.     s.     of 


WiUiam,    1847-50. 
William     Thomas, 


Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

THOMSON,  Alexander,  1843-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  1833 ;  s.  of  John  Thomson, 
Atholl  Place. 


THURBURN,  Alexander  B.,  1843-4. 
CI.  1.  b.  1835  ;  s.  of  Joseph  Thur- 
burn,  Pitt  Street. 

TURNBULL,  Patrick,  1843-7.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1835 ;  s.  of  Phipps  TumbuU, 
Farmer,  Crooks,  Berwickshire. 

C.A.  1858;  Factor  at  Kinniel,  Linlith- 
gowshire, to  D.  of  Hamilton,  1859-60 ; 
joined  Bo'ness  Co.  Vols,  at  outset  of  the 
movement  in  1859  ;  Capt.  i860  ;  present  at 
first  Vol.  Review,  i860  ;  presented  by  the 
Bo'ness  Co.  with  a  Sword  of  Honour ; 
1866  resumed  C.A.  business  in  Edin.  ;  an 
orig.  Dir.  Scot.  Accident  Insur.  Co.  Ltd. 
and  Edin.  Northern  Tramways  Co.  ;  also 
Dir.  Forth  and  Clyde  Junction  Rly.  Co. 
until  acquired  by  the  N.B.R.  ;  the  Clyde 
Coal  Co.  1879-87  ;  Sec.  Benhar  Coal  Co. 
1879-87  ;  Man.  Nat.  Property  Investment 
Co.  Ltd.  from  1874  ;  m.  Elizabeth  A.  Coats, 
Chester;   d.  17  Jan.  1887. 

WELSH,  John  Hamilton,  1843-9.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1833;  s.  of  Rev.  David 
Welsh,  D.D.,  Prof,  of  Church  His- 
tory, 39  Melville  Street. 

WISE,  James,  1847-50.  CI.  5-7.  s.  of 
Thomas  Wise,  Rutland  Street. 

WRIGHT,  Francis  H.,  1843-4.     CI.  1. 

YOUNG,  Thomas  Alfred,  1843-5.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1833;  s.  of  Thomas  Young, 
Canonmills  House. 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  (AFTERWARDS  REV.  R.  PAYNE  SMITH'S)  CLASS, 

1844-51 


AGNEW,  Thomas  Frederick  Andrew, 
1848-51.  CI.  5-7.  b.  5  July  1834; 
s.  of  Sir  Andrew  Agnew,  7th  Bart, 
of  Lochnaw,  Wigtownshire ;  best  in 
English  Verse,  1851. 

Edin.  Univ.  1850-1  ;  Banker;  m.  1861 
JuUa,  dau.  of  the  late  Charles  Pelly,  M.C.S. 
Address  :  Agent,  Bank  of  England,  Liver- 
pool. 

ALLARDICE,  John  M'D.,  1844-8,  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1835  ;  s.  of  WilHam  Allardice, 
Viewfield. 

Col.  76th  Ft.  ;  2nd  Lt.  30th  and  76th  Ft. 
1855;  Lt.  1856;  Capt.  1864;  Maj.  1877; 
Lt.-Col.  1880;  Col.  1884;  ret.  1890;  Civil 
Decoration  for  Gallantry  from  R.H.S., 
Medal,  etc.,  and  Medal  of  Honour  of  ist 
cl.  from  French  Govt. 

ANDERSON,  George,  1844-5.  Cl.  1, 
b,  1834 ;  s.  of  George  Anderson, 
Regent  Terrace. 


ANDERSON,  James  Spottiswocd,  1844-7. 
Cl.  1-3.  b.  1834  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Charles 
Anderson,  Quality  Street,  Leith. 

d.  c.  1854. 

ANNANDALE,  Alexander,  1844-6.  CI. 
1,  2,  b.  5  Jan.  1834  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Annandalc,  Polton. 

Paper  Manufacturer,  Polton  ;  J. P.  and 
C.C.  for  Co.  of  Haddington;  m.  Joanna, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Annandale,  Newcastle- 
on-Tyne  ;   d.  8  Aug.  1895. 

BAIRD,  John,  1848-9.     Cl.  5. 

BELL,  Carlyle,  1844-51.  Cl.  1-7.  b. 
6  March  1834  ;  s.  of  Carlyle  Bell, 
W.S..  7  Royal  Circus ;  XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  1852-3  ;  entered  W.S. 
office,  Edin.  ;  went  to  Australia,  then  to 
India  in  service  of  E.I.  Rly.  Co.  ;  d.  2  July 
1865  in  India. 


134  MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  (AFTERWARDS  REV.  R.  P.  SMITH'S)  CLASS,  1844-51 


BELL,  .Tames,  1844-6.    CI.  1,2.    b.l835; 
s.  of  John  Bell,  Abercromby  Place. 
Went  to  India. 

BLAIR,  Alexander,  1844-51.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  4  Sept.  1834;  s.  of  Hugh  Blair, 
W.S.,  of  Auchcnrcoeh,  36  Drummoiid 
Place  ;  best  Historical  Essay,  1851. 

Heidelberg  and  Exeter  Coll.  Oxon ;  M.A. 
1859;  Advocate,  i860;  A.D.  1877-80  and 
1885-8  ;  Sheriflf  of  Chancery,  1888  ;  Sheriff 
of  Stirlingsliire,  1889  ;  Sheriff  Lothians  and 
Peebles.  1891 ;  m.  Fairley,  dau.  of  Robert 
Kerr  of  Chapeldonan ;  d.  4  Oct.  1896; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  iv.  3. 

BROWN,  James  William,  1849-51.     CI. 
6,  7 ;  best  in  Latin  Composition,  1851. 
Jute  and  Flax  Merchant,  Dundee. 

BRUCE,  Francis  Stewart,  1844-7.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1835  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Bruce, 
Melville  Street. 

BRYCE,  George  Leslie,  1844-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1834  ;  s.  of  Rev.  William  Bryee, 
19  Dean  Terrace. 

Lt.-Col.  14th  Regt. ;  and  I.t.  1856;  Lt. 
1858;  Capt.  18O4;  Maj.  1877;  Lt.-Col.  (ret), 
1878  ;  served  with  14th  Regt.  in  N.Z.  War 
of  1 865-6  in  Wanganui  dist. ;  present  at 
affair  of  the  Weraroa  Pah  ;  severely  wounded 
in  an  ambuscade  in  vicinity  of  the  redoubt 
(medal)  ;   d.  1887. 

BURN,  Robert  David,  1844-51.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1834  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Robert  Burn, 
R.A.,  Rutland  Square. 

Ass.  Surg.  R.A.  1857;  h.p.  1865;  d.  1867. 

CALVERT,  Michael,  1846-50.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1832  ;  s.  of  F.  B.  Calvert,  M.A., 
English  Master,  E.A. 

Actor ;  under  the  name  of  '  Henry 
Talbot '  well  known  in  Scottish  theatrical 
circles  as  an  able  delineator  of  Shakespearean 
and  other  roles;  d.  Feb.  1894;  the  Talbot 
Dramatic  Club,  Glasg.,  is  named  in  his 
memory ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  95. 

CAMERON,  Donald  Charles,  1847-9. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  1834 ;  s.  of  Donald  E. 
Cameron  of  Barcaldine,  Argyllshire, 
and  Foxhall,  Linlithgowshire. 

Farmer,  Skye ;  m.  Anne  Shaw;  d.  17 
Nov.  1 89 1. 

CAMPBELL,  John  Thomas,  1848-50. 
CI.  5,  6.     b.  1834. 

Lt.-Col.  72nd  Highs,  and  Rov.  Canadian 
Rifles;  2nd  Lt.  1851 ;  Lt.  1854;  Capt. 
1856;  Maj.  1865;  Lt.-Col.  1868;  Reserve, 
1880 ;  served  with  72nd  Highs,  in  Crimea 
from  13  June  1855,  including  exped.  to 
Kertch,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
(wounded  in  trenches  on  19  Aug.),  and 
attaclcs  of  18  June  and  8  Sept.  (medal  with 
clasp  and  Turkish  medal)  ;   d.  1897. 


CAMPBELL,  John  W.,  1844-8.     CI.  1-4. 
b.  16  Nov.  1833 ;  s.  of  David  Campbell, 
W.S.,  7  Mehillc  Street, 
d.  in  N.Y.  c.  1862. 

CARPHIN,  James  Rhind,  1845-9.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  22  Jan.  1835  ;  s.  of  George 
Carphin,  8  Salisbury  Road. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.A.  1857  ;  Man.  Scottish 
Fire  Insur.  Co.  and  latterly  Chamberlain 
to  the  Merchant  Co.  of  Edin.  ;  m.  Margaret 
Anne  Shaw  Macfie  Blair  ;   d.  6  April  1897. 

CHALMERS,  Sidney,  1844-9.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1834 ;  s.  of  Dr.  Alexander  Chalmers, 
India. 

Lt.-Gen.  B.S.C. ;  2nd  Lt.  53rd  B.N.I. 
1852;  Lt.  1855;  Capt.  1857;  Maj.  1867; 
Lt.-Col.  1868  ;  Col.  1873  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1883  ; 
Lt.-Gen.  and  U.S.L.  18S7 ;  served  in 
Sonthal  and  Indian  Mutiny  campaigns, 
including  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow, 
severely  wounded  (Mutiny  medal  with 
clasp)  ;   d.  1892. 

CLARKSON,  WilUam,  1844-8.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1832;  s.  of  John  Clarkson, 
Warriston  Crescent. 

CONDAMINE,  Robert  C.  de  la,  1844-7. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  26  Sept.  1832;  s.  of 
Robert  de  la  Condamine,  Leith. 

Merchant  in  Batavia  and  afterwards  in 
I.ond.  ;  m.  1868  Alice  Caroline  Jones ; 
d.  22  Sept.  1886. 

COVENTRY,  Henry  John,  1844-9. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  5  June  1834;  s.  of 
Rev.  George  Coventrj^  of  Shanwell, 
Kinross-shire. 

Edin.  Univ.;  W.S.  1862;  Chapter  Clerk, 
St.  Mary's  Episc.  Cathedral,  1880-90 ; 
Factor  to  the  Walker  Trust,  1890-4;  m. 
1867  Mary  Jane  Douglas,  dau.  of  Michael 
Thomson  Carmichael  of  East  End,  Lanark- 
shire;   d.  17  Oct.  1910. 

COWPER,  Charles  Neavcs,  1844-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  8  Aug.  1834  ;  s.  of  William 
Cowper,  Writer,  29  Alva  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  S.S.C.  1862  ;  N.P.  1S69 ;  of 
Curror  and  Cowper,  S.S.C,  Edin.,  1862-85, 
and  of  Curror,  Cowper  and  Curror,  W.S., 
Edin.,  1885-97;  in.  (i)  Jessie,  dau.  of  James 
Craig,  Distiller,  Edin.  ;  (2)  Jessie  Graham, 
dau.  of  Hugh  Cunningham,  Land  Surveyor, 
Glasg.  ;  (3)  Eliza  Walker,  dau.  of  William 
Beattie,  Builder,  Edin.  ;   d.  26  July  1897. 

CRUICKSHANK,  John,  1846-50.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  1835  ;  s.  of  George  Cruick- 
shank,  Canonmills  House. 

Brig.  Surg. ;  H.E.I.C.S.  Bom.  ;  Ass. 
Surg.  1856;  Surg.  1868;  Brig.  Surg.  1879; 
served  with  Persian  exped.  1856-7;  present 
at    Borazjoon    and    in    action   at    Kooshab 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  (AFTERWARDS  REV.  R.  P.  SMITH'S)  CLASS,  1844-51    1:35 


(medal  with  clasp)  ;  served  in  Indian 
Mutiny  campaign  in  1858,  including  action 
at  Jhansi  (severely  wounded),  pursuit  of 
the  rebels  under  Ferozeshah,  and  action 
at  Runnode  (medal  with  clasp)  ;   d.  1887. 

CUNNINGHAM,  John,  1848-9.  CI.  5. 
b.  18.34. 

Capt.  ist  D.G.  and  12th  Lancers  ;  Cornet 
1st  D.G.  1853;  Lt.  1857;  Capt.  i860;  I2th 
Lancers,  1861  ;  ret.  1865  ;  served  with 
1st  D.G.  in  Crimea  from  16  Aug.  1855, 
including  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
(medal  and  clasp,  Turkish  medal,  and  5th 
cl.  Medjidie). 

DALGLEISH,  David  Martin  Ogilvy, 
1846-9.  Cl.  .3-5.  b.  1835;  s.  of 
Capt.  James  Ogilvy  Dalgleish,  R.N., 
J.P.,  D.L.,  of  Woodburne,  Ceres,  Fife. 

Joined  firm  of  Baxter  Brothers  and  Co., 
Dundee,  1858  ;    d.  1870. 

DAWSON,  Robert,  1844-6.  Cl.  1,  2. 
b.  1834  ;  s.  of  William  Dawson,  Leith. 

DEWAR,  Donald,  1844-5.  Cl.  1.  b. 
1833  ;   s.  of  Peter  Dewar,  Edin. 

DICK,  Alfred  Abercromby,  1844-6.  Cl. 
1,  2.  b.  1834  ;  s.  of  Abercromby 
Dick,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Forres  Street. 

Capt.  B.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1855  ;  Lt.  1857  ; 
Capt.  1867  ;  served  with  Kamptee  Mov- 
able Col.  in  Saugor  and  Nerbudda  territories 
from  Aug.  1857  to  Feb.  1858 ;  present  at 
actions  of  Kutungee  and  Moorwarra ;  served 
with  Saugor  F.  Div.  from  Feb.  1858  to 
Feb.  1859 ;  present  at  battle  of  Banda, 
capture  of  Kirwee,  and  action  at  Sahao 
(severely  wounded)  ;  served  in  Trans-Gogra 
dist.  of  Oude  throughout  hot  -  weather 
campaign  of  1859,  present  at  action  of 
Koolee-ka-Bund  and  capture  of  fort  of 
Bungaon  (desp.,  medal  with  clasp)  ;  served 
throughout  campaign  of  i860  in  China, 
including  action  of  Sinho,  capture  of  Taku 
Forts,  actions  of  Chaukenwhau  and  Palichau, 
and  surrender  of  Pekin  (medal  with  two 
clasps)  ;   d.  1874. 

DOUGLAS,  Gordon,  1844-5.  Cl.  1.  b. 
1835  ;  s.  of  Charles  Douglas,  Dean 
Lodge. 

DUNCAN,  Thomas  Alexander,  1844-5. 
Cl.  1.  b.  1833  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Duncan, 
Artist,  3  Gloucester  Place. 

B.L.  Co.  Bank ;  ret.  1882  ;  d.  26  Jan. 
1903. 

ECKFORD,  John,  1849-51.  Cl.  6,  7. 
b.  1834;  s.  of  Dr.  John  Eckford, 
Cape  Town ;  best  French  Comp., 
Cl.  7,  1851. 

Addiscombe,  1854-5;  passed  out  first; 
Maj.  R.E.  (Bengal);  2nd  Lt.  1855;  Lt. 
1858;  Capt.  1868;  Maj.  1873;  m.  Miss 
Macpherson,  Calcutta  ;   d.  1881. 


EDDINGTON,  Edward  William,  1844-8. 
Cl.  1-4.  b.  22  June  1833  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
George  Eddington,  4  West  Maitland 
Street. 

Ensign  31st  Regt.  1S51  ;  Lt.  95th  Regt. 
1853  ;  killed  at  battle  of  the  Alma,  20  Sept. 
1854- 

ELIOTT,  George  A.  Robertson,  1844-8. 
Cl.  1-4.  b.  1835  ;  s.  of  Sir  Daniel 
Eliott,  K.C.S.I.,  9  Great  Stuart  Street. 

FAIRLIE,  Edward,  1846-9.  Cl.  3-5. 
b.  June  1835  ;  s.  of  James  Fairlie 
of  Holms,  Galston,  Ayrshire,  Col. 
Ayrshire  Yco. 

Haileybury,  1854-6  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  Bengal, 
1857-62  ;  Ass.  Mag.  and  Coll.  at  Mainpuri  ; 
d.  30  Sept.  1862  in  India. 

FERME,    George,    1845-8.     Cl.    2-4.     b. 

1833  ;    s.  of  George  Ferme,  Farmer, 
Barney  Mains,  E.  Lothian. 

d.  9  Nov.  1861. 

FULLERTON,  Henrv  Monteith,  1844-8. 
Cl.  1-4.  b.  15  March  1835;  s.  of 
the  Hon.  Lord  Fullerton,  Senator 
of  the  Coll.  of  Justice,  27  Melville 
Street. 

Cheltenham,  1848-52  (Dec.) ;  Capt.  Bom. 
S.C. ;  Ensign  ist  Bom.  N.I.  1855  ;  Lt.  1856  ; 
Adj.  1861-6;  Bom.  S.C.  1866;  Capt.  1867; 
d.  in  Edin.  Nov.  1870. 

GEDDES,  George  Hutton,  1844-7.  Cl. 
1-3.  b.  3  Sept.  1833;  s.  of  John 
Geddes,  Ming.  Engineer,  49  Albany 
Street. 

For  forty-six  years  of  John  and  G.  H. 
Geddes,  Ming.  Engineers,  Edin.  ;  adviser 
in  connection  with  a  large  number  of 
mineral  properties  in  Scotland  and  England  ; 
F.R.S.E.  and  other  socs.  ;  Dir.  Edin.  and 
Dist.  Tramway  Co.  ;  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of 
Chas.  Menzies,  F.R.C.S.E.,  Greenhall,  Perth- 
shire ;   d.  26  Jan.  1906. 

GILMOUR,  Henry  C.  C,  1844-6.  Cl. 
1,2.  b.  1834  ;  s.  of  Henry  Gilmour, 
18  Maitland  Street. 

GORDON,  George  G.,  1846-9.  Cl.  3-5. 
s.  of  James  Gordon,  Nairn. 

GRADY,    Martin,     1844-5.     Cl.     1.     b. 

1834  ;   s.  of  Richard  Grady,  Frederick 
Street. 

GRAHAM,  Allan,  afterwards  Allan 
Graham  Barns  Graham,  1844-9.  Cl. 
1-5.  b.  1835 ;  s.  of  Patrick  Graham, 
W.S.,  of  Robshill,  37  Inverleith  Row. 

Of  Craigallian,  Milngavie.  and  Lymekilns, 
E.  Kilbride;  went  to  Calcutta,  1856,  as  ass. 


186  MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  (AFTERWARDS  REV.  R.  P.  SMITH'S)  CLASS,  1844-51 


in  a  commercial  house ;  served  during 
Mutiny  in  Calcutta  Vol.  Cav.  ;  1859  in 
Canton,  Shanghai,  and  Manila  on  business, 
being  one  of  the  first  to  enter  the  first 
named  after  its  capture  by  French  and 
EngUsh  troops;  on  liis  return  home,  i86o, 
became  partner  in  Crum,  Graham  and  Co.  ; 
1864  went  to  California  on  business;  1871 
went  to  Calcutta  as  partner  in  Graham  and 
Co.  ;  on  succeeding  to  the  family  estates 
took  up  C.C.  work  in  Lanarkshire,  Renfrew- 
shire, and  Stirlingshire;  J. P.  and  D.L.  of 
Lanarkshire  and  Renfrewshire  ;  C.C.  from 
1889;  Chm.  of  Mid.  Ward  Dist.  Com  tee. 
1891  and  Convener  of  C.C.  Lanarkshire, 
1 898-1 909 ;  m.  Wilhelmina,  dau.  of  Dr. 
WiUiam  Carstairs,  H.E.I.C.S. ;  d.  29  Dec. 
1913- 

GRANT,   George,    1844-8.     CI.    1-4.     b. 

15  May  1834 ;  s.  of  Rev.  James 
Grant,    D.D.,  D.C.L.,    Min.    of  St. 

Mary's,  Edin. 

d.  while  attending  school,  n  June  1848. 

HAIG,  Henry  Alexander,  1844-8.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  28  June  1832 ;  s.  of  John 
Haig,  15  Warriston  Crescent. 

Merchant ;  m.  Agnes  Catherine  Pollock  ; 
d.  5  Jan.  1905. 

HAIG,  William  James,  1849-51.  CI. 
6,  7.  b.  7  Jan.  1835;  s.  of  Robert 
Haig  of  Dollarfield,  D.L. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  and  Netley  (first  place 
at  leaving  exam.)  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  (B.  Med.  S.)  ; 
Ass.  Surg.  :  m.  Margaret  Christian,  dau.  of 
Rev.  P.  Balfour,  Min.  of  Clackmannan ; 
d.  26  March  1905  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xii.  89. 

HANDYSIDE.  Hugh,  1844-8.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1835  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Handyside,  W.S., 
37  York  Place. 

HECTOR,    James,    1844-5.     CI.    1.     b. 

16  March  1834 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Hector,  Writer,  11  Danube  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  1S56 ;  K.C.M.G.  1887;  ac- 
companied Palliser  exped.  to  N.  America, 
1857-60 ;  Dir.  Geo.  Survey  of  N.Z.  and 
Chanc.  Univ.  of  N.Z.  ;  1857  F.R.P.S.  and 
F.R.S.E.  ;  i860  F.G.S.E.  and  F.R.G.S.E., 
also  F.G.S.  Lond.  ;  1866  F.R.S.,  F.L.S., 
F.Z.S.,  F.S.S.,  F.R.M.S.  Lond.  ;  also 
mem.  of  many  learned  Societies  on  the 
Continent,  America,  and  Austraha;  Order 
of  the  Golden  Cross  from  the  Emperor  of 
Germany,  1875 ;  Lyell  Medal,  1875 ; 
Founder's  Gold  Medal  of  R.G.S.  1891  ; 
represented  the  colony  of  N.Z.  at  the 
Philadelphia  Exhib.  1876,  also  at  Sydney 
and  Melbourne,  1879  and  1880;  m.  1868 
Maria,  dau.  of  Sir  David  Monro,  M.D.  ; 
d.  6  Nov.  1907  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  x.  igi 
and  XV.  29. 

HILLS,  George  Scott,  1844-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  16  Sept.  1835  ;   s.  of  James  Hills 


of  Nccchindipore,  Bengal,  and  Dean 
Lodge,  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Addiscombe,  1853-5  !  Col.  R.E.  (Bengal)  ; 
2ndLt.  1855;  Lt.  1858;  Capt.  1867;  Maj. 
1873  ;  Brev.  and  Lt.-Col.  1881  ;  Brev.  Col. 
1885  ;  ret.  1887  ;  Indian  Mutiny  campaign, 
1857-8  (medal)  ;  Bhootan  exped.  1864-5 
(medal  with  clasp)  ;  Afghan  campaign, 
1879-80 ;  Field  Engineer,  Cabul  Div. 
(Brev.  Lt.-Col.,  medal) ;  d.  11  May  1892. 

HILLS,  John,  1844-7.  CI.  1-3.  b.  19 
Aug.  1834 ;  s.  of  James  Hills  of 
Nccchindipore,  Bengal,  and  Dean 
Lodge,  Saxc-Coburg  Place. 

Addiscombe,  1852-4,  Good  Conduct 
Sword  ;  Edin.  Univ.  1858-9  while  on  sick 
leave  ;  Stanton  Medal  and  F.R.S.E.  1859  ; 
Maj. -Gen  R.E.  (Bombay)  ;  C.B.  1881  ; 
K.C.B.  1900 ;  2nd  Lt.  1854 ;  Lt.  1857 ; 
Capt.  1863;  Maj.  1872;  Lt.-Col.  1877; 
Brev.  Col.  1881  ;  Maj. -Gen.  1887  ;  served 
in  Persian  exped.  1856-7 ;  capture  of 
Mohumrah  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  Abyssinian 
exped.  1867-8  as  Field  Engineer  at 
Koomeylee  and  Senafe  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz. 
30  June  1868,  medal) ;  Afghan  War,  1879-80 ; 
comdg.  Engineer  S.  Afghan  F.F. ;  defence  of 
Kandahar  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  3  Dec.  1880, 
medal  with  clasp,  C.B.)  ;  Burma  campaign, 
1886-7,  comdg.  R.E.  F.F.  1886,  Army 
Engineers  H.Q.  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  d.  18 
June  1902  ;  .see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ix.  129. 

HOG,  Thomas  Alexander,  1847-51.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  14  Jan.  1835  ;  s.  of  James 
Hog  of  Newliston. 

Of  Newliston  ;  Maj.  Edin.  Vol.  Art.  ; 
J.P.,  D.L.  LinUthgowshire ;  m.  Harriet, 
dau.  of  Steuart  B.  Hare  of  Calderhall ;  d. 
14  Feb.  1908. 

HOPE,  James  Arthur,  1844-50.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  23  May  1835  ;  s.  of  James  Hope, 
W.S.,  D.K.S. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;   d.  28  Feb.  1856. 

HOPE,  Thomas,  1846-8.  CI.  3,  4.  s. 
of  Mrs.  James  Hope,  Portobello. 

HORSLEY,  WilHam  Dowdeswell,  1844-5. 
CI.  1.  b.  1834 ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Horsley, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  21  Moray  Place. 

Haileybury,  1852-4 ;  H.E.I.C.S.  Madras 
and  M.C.S. ;  Ass.  to  Coll.  and  Mag.,  Godavery, 
1855;  Coll.  and  Mag.,  Cuddapah,  1882; 
ret.  1885  ;   d.  4  May  1899. 

HUNTER,  James  Edward,  1844-6.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  11  March  1834  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Hugh  Hunter,  R.N. 

Rugby,  1846-8;  Capt.  R.N.  ;  J. P.  Co.  of 
Bedford;  Mid.  R.N.  1848;  Lieut.  H.M.S. 
'  Retribution,'  1855  ;  Comm.  1863  ;  Capt. 
1873  (ret.).  Service  :  Black  Sea  during 
Russian  War  of  1854-5  ;  medals  and  decora- 
tions :  Crimean  medal  and  clasp  for  Sebasto- 
pol,  Kt.  of  the  Legion  of  Honour,  5th,  cl. 


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best  Latin  and  Greek  Comp.,  CI.  7a, 
1852. 


Medjidie,  Sardinian  medal  for  valour  in  the 
field,  Turldsh  medal,  S.  African  medal, 
China  medal,  R.H.S.  medal  for  saving  forty- 
eight  lives  under  a  heavy  fire  from  Cossacks 
during  the  gale  of  Oct.  1854  off  the 
Katcha  River,  near  Sebastopol.  m.  Eliza- 
beth Letitia,  e.  dau.  of  Rev.  the  Hon. 
Thomas  Orde-Powlett.  Address  :  Flitwick, 
Ampthill,  Beds. 

HUTCHINS,  Charles  George,  1844-9. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1834  ;  s.  of  Charles  Hut- 
chins,  Surg.,  36  Charlotte  Square. 

Magdalen  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  i86o ; 
M.A.  1863  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  i86o  Dio. 
Ches.  for  Hereford ;  P.  1861  Hereford ; 
R.  of  Dunton,  Dio.  Oxon,  1871  ;  fmly.  C. 
St.  M.,  Bridgnorth,  1860-2  ;  Bromfield, 
Salop,  1862-3  ;  H.  Trin.  and  St.  M.,  Guildford, 
1863-8;  Chap  St.  Thomas',  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne,  1868-71  ;    d.  1904. 

HUTCHINSON,  Arthur  Henry,  1844-9. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  15  June  1834;  s.  of 
Thomas  Hutchinson,  Leith  Links. 

Timber  Merchant,  Leith ;  for  about 
forty  years  Vice-Consul  for  Sweden  and 
Norway  ;  Swedish  Order  of  the  Wasa  from 
the  late  King  Oscar ;  m.  Margaret,  e.  dau. 
of  the  late  Arthur  Wellesley  Kinnear,  sen., 
Solicitor  and  Banker,  Stonehaven ;  d.  15 
May  1897. 

HUTCHINSON,  Edward,  1846-52.  CI. 
3-7a.  s.  of  John  Ross  Hutchinson, 
12  Manor  Place  ;  best  English  Verse, 
CI.  7a,  1852. 

Sol.  with  Leeman  and  Clark,  York. 

KELL,  James  G.,  1844-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1834;  s.  of  James  Kell,  Melville 
Street. 

LAURIE,  John  T.  O.,  1844-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1832 ;  s.  of  Robert  Laurie, 
Merchant,  21  Claremont  Crescent. 

LLOYD,  Sidden  Henry,  1844-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  1835  ;  s.  of  James  Abbot  Lloyd, 
Comptroller  of  Customs,  3  Eyre  Place. 

LORIMER,  Robert,  1844-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1835  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Lorimer, 
Dean  Terrace. 

M'CANDLISH,  Richard  Dickie,  1844-5, 
CI.  1.  b.  13  Aug.  1833  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
M'Candlish,  Receiver-Gen.  of  Stamps 
and  Taxes,  34  Dundas  Street. 


Merchant ; 
March  1909. 


m.     Isabella    Dick ;      d.     26 


MACGREGOR,  Alexander  Mair,  1847-52. 
CI.  4-7a.  b.  19  Sept.  1836 ;  s.  of 
Lt.-Col.  Malcolm  MacGregor,  late 
78th  Highs.,  Brighton  Crescent, 
Portobello  ;  best  French,  CI.  7,  1851  ; 


Trin.  Hall,  Cantab;  B.A. ;  I.C.S.  (Bengal) ; 
d.  24  Jan.  1865  at  Alipore,  Calcutta. 

MACKAY,  Alexander  Forbes,  1845-50. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  25  Jan.  1835  ;  s.  of  John 
Alexander  Mackay  of  Black  Castle, 
26  George  Square. 

Rugby  ;  Edin.  Univ. ;  of  Black  Castle  and 
Carskey,  Argyll ;  Lt.-Col.  92nd  (Gordon) 
Highs.  ;  Ensign,  1855  ;  Lt.  1856 ;  Capt. 
1865  ;  ret.  1871  ;  m.  Mabel,  dau.  of  Cosmo 
Innes,  Advocate,  P.C.S.,  of  Inverleith  House; 

d.  12  Feb.  1907  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  76. 

MACKAY,  James  F.,  1847-9.  CI.  4,  5. 
s.  of  John  Mackay,  Princes  Street. 

M'KENNA,  Angus,  1844-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
1834  ;  s.  of  John  M'Kenna,  Grove 
Street. 

MACKENZIE,  Richard,  1844-51.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  24  June  1835  ;  s.  of  John 
Ord  Mackenzie,  W.S.,  66  North- 
umberland Street ;  Dux  of  CI.  1  and  2, 
1845  and  1846;  best  Greek  Comp., 
CI.  7,  1851. 

d.  15  March  1858. 

MAKGILL,  John,  1846-9.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1834  ;  s.  of  George  Makgill  of  Kem- 
back. 

Capt.  R.E.  (Madras)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1855 ; 
Lt.  1858  ;   Capt.  1864  ;   ret.  1868. 

MASON,  John,  1844-9.  CI.  1-5.  b, 
1833  ;  s.  of  Robert  Mason,  Morton 
Mains,  Lothian  Burn. 

MEIKLEJOHN,  Hugh  Robert,  1847-9. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  1835  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Robert 
Meiklejohn,  Edin. 

Addiscombe,  1853-4  ;  2nd  Lt.  R.E. 
(Bombay),  1854  ;  killed  in  action  at  Jhansi, 
24  April  1858. 

MENZIES,  WiUiam  John,  1844-51.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  14  Oct.  1834;  s.  of  Allan 
Menzies,  W.S.,  Prof,  of  Conveyancing, 
Edin.  Univ. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1858 ;  Kt.  1903  ; 
Agent  for  the  Ch.  of  Scot.;  Man.  Dir. 
Scottish  American  Invest.  Co.  ;  Chm. 
Arizona  Copper  Co.,  California  Pastoral 
and  Agricultural  Co.,  and  others  ;  Kt.  1903 
on  King's  visit  to  Edin. ;  m.  (i)  1859  Helen, 
dau.  of  Alex.  Adie  and  widow  of  James 
Marshall  of  Callander ;  (2)  1870  Ellen, 
y.  dau.  of  William  Young  and  widow  of 
William  Tweedie  ;    (3)  1879  Annie  Percival, 

e.  dau.  of  Capt.  J.  A.  Drought  of  Whigs- 
borough,  King's  Co.,  and  widow  of  T.  S. 
Jones  of  Nat.  Bank  of  India,  Bombay  ;  d. 
14  Oct.  1905  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiii.  7. 


138  MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  (AFTERWARDS  REV.  R.  P.  SMITH'S)  CLASS,  1844-51 


MONTEATH,  Alexander  Maclaurin,  1 845- 
51.  CI.  2-7.  b.  13  May  1834  ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Monteath  of  Broieh  and 
Duchally,  Perthshire;  Dux  CI.  3,  4, 
5,  and  6  and  of  the  School,  1851  ; 
Mitchell  Medal,  1850  ;  Math  Medal, 
1851 ;  best  German,  CI.  7,  1851 ;  XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  1851-5  ;  Math.  Gold  Medal; 
Haileybury,  1855-6 ;  Math.  Medal ;  Law 
Medal ;  Hist,  and  Pol.  Econ.  Medal ; 
Sanskrit  Medal  and  Persian  Medal  ;  of 
Broieh  and  Duchally  ;  C.S.I.  1877 ;  H.E.I.C.S. 
Bengal  and  B.C.S.  1857-82;  Ass.  Mag.  and 
Coll.,  Allahabad,  1858;  Ass.  Sec.  Govt,  of 
N.W.P.  1859;  Under  Sec.  Gov.  of  India, 
Finance  and  Commerce  Depts.,  1861 ;  Dir.- 
Gen.  P.O.  of  India  from  1867-82  (when  he 
retired),  during  wliich  period  he  was  placed 
for  about  two  years  on  postal  duty  in 
England,  including  the  representation  of 
India  at  the  Postal  Conference  at  Berne, 
1876  ;  ret.  1882  on  succeeding  his  father  to 
the  estates  of  Broieh,  near  Crieff,  and 
Duchally,  near  Auchterarder ;  Dir.  British 
India  Steam  Navigation  Co. ;  m.  1857  Teresa 
Amelia  Thompson,  Calcutta ;  d.  23  April 
1893  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  16. 

MONTEATH,  Charles  Stuart,  1844-8. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1884;  s.  of  William 
Stuart  Monteath  of  Closeburn  Hall, 
Dumfries. 

d.  1856. 

MUIRHEAD,  George,  1844-9.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  24  Oct.  1833  ;  s.  of  Claud  Muirhead, 
Proprietor  Edin.  Advertiser,  7  Heriot 
Row. 

stockbroker,  Lond.  (ret.)  ;  d.  28  June 
1914. 

MURRAY,  James,  1847-9.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1833  ;  s.  of  John  Murray,  Meikleour 
House,  Perthshire. 

Merchant  in  Singapore  for  many  years  ; 
S.  to  the  estates  of  Touchadam  and  Polmaise  ; 
d.  Dec.  1907. 

PENDER,  Thomas,  1844-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
1835 ;  s.  of  James  B.  Pender,  20 
Walker  Street. 

PONTON,  Archibald  C,  1844-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  29  June  1833  ;  s.  of  Mungo  Ponton, 
W.S.,  Sec.  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.,  30 
Melville  Street. 

Architect ;  F.R.I.B.A. ;  Bronze  Medal, 
1885,  Inventions  Exhib.,  Lond.,  for  artificial 
stone  and  concrete  ;  discoverer  of  artificial 
tridymite  formation  of  stone,  called  '  Petram- 
mite '  or  rock  sand ;  1875  Pres.  Clifton  and 
Bristol  Debating  Soc. ;  1873  Vice-Pres.  Bristol 
Society  of  Architects  for  several  years ;  1908 
Silver  Medal  for  discovery  of  '  Autochro- 
matic  Shadow-Graphs '  (Tunbridge  Wells, 
Arts  and  Crafts  Tech.   Photo.   Sect.),  now 


designated  '  Auragraphs  ' ;  m.  Janet  Reid 
Munro.  Address :  19  Guildford  Road, 
Tunbridge  WeUs,  Kent. 

PONTON,  John,  1844-5.  CI.  1.  b.  20 
March  1832  ;  s.  of  Mungo  Ponton, 
W.S.,  Sec.  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.,  30 
Melville  Street. 

Sometime  Ed.  Titusville  Herald  ;  m.  Stella 
Stevens.  Address  :  123  Orient  Avenue, 
Jersey  City,  New  Jersey,  U.S.A. 

PRESTON,  James,  1844-6.  CI.  1.  b. 
24  June  1834  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Wilham 
M.  S.  Preston,  Wauchope  Hall,  West- 
morland. 

Went  out  to  N.Z.,  1852,  to  farm;  1870 
took  Holy  Orders,  and  was  ordained  in 
N.Z. ;  became  V.  of  Geraldine,  S.  Island  ; 
m.  i860  Anna  Bradly,  Douglas,  I.  of  M.  ; 
d.  8  Oct.  1898. 

PRESTON,  Moyes,  1844-6.  CI.  1.  b. 
28  Nov.  1836  ;  s.  of  Rev.  William 
M.  S.  Preston,  Wauchope  Hall, 
Westmorland. 

Durham  School;  Lt.  90th  Regt.  1856; 
died  at  the  Alumbagh  of  wounds  received 
during  Sir  Henry  Havelock's  march  on 
Lucknow  ;   d.  27  Sept.  1857. 

PRINGLE,  Charles,  1844-8.  CI.  1-4, 
b.  12  Jan.  1833  ;  s.  of  George  Pringle, 

14  Rutland  Street. 

Lt.  71st  Highs.  1854  ;  ret.  1857 ;  m. 
Mary,  dau.  of  Adm.  James  Pringle  of 
Torwoodlee  ;   d.  17  Sept.  1870. 

PRINGLE,  Robert,  1847-50.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  1832  ;  s.  of  William  A.  Pringle, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Portobello. 

M.D.  Edin.  1854 ;  Brig.  Surg.  Lt.-Col. 
B.M.S.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  1854  ;  Surg.  1866  ;  ret. 
1885  ;  d.  13  Jan.  1899  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
vi.  43. 

ROSS,  Anthony  Mackenzie,  1844-8.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1884 ;  s.  of  George  Ross, 
Dundas  Street. 

ROSS,   Edmond,    1845-50.     CI.   2-7.     b. 

15  Aug.  1883;  s.  of  David  Robert 
Ross,  M.P.,  Rosstrevor,  Ireland. 

Govt,  office ;  m.  (i)  Emily  Dalton ;  (2) 
Emily  A.  Belton.  Address  :  145  Langdale 
Road,  Thornton  Heath,  Surrey. 

ROSS,  Robert,  1845-7.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
23  July  1834;  s.  of  David  Robert 
Ross,  M.P.,  Rosstrevor,  Ireland. 

Comm.  R.N. ;  Lieut.  H.M.S.  'Conflict"; 
afterwards  served  on  '  Gorgon '  on  Cape 
Station  and  on  '  Lion  '  at  Greenock ;  Lieut. 
1856  ;   Comm.  1863,  h.p.  ;    d.  1890. 


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RUTHERFURD,  Andrew,  1844-50.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  18  May  1835 ;  s.  of  Maj. 
James  H.  Rutherfurd,  R.E.,  11  Queen 
Street. 

King's  Sch.,  Sherborne,  Dorset;  Edin. 
Univ. ;  won  Straton  Prize,  Logic  and  Meta- 
physics CI.  1854,  under  Prof.  Sir  William 
Hamilton;  Advocate,  1857;  A.D.  1872-4 
and  1880-2  ;  Counsel  for  Bd.  of  I.R.  1862-82  ; 
Counsel  for  Bd.  of  Trade,  1862-82 ;  Sheriff 
Sub.  of  the  Lothians,  1882-96;  Sheriff  of  the 
Lothians,  1896-1904;  Dir.  E.A.  1878-85; 
m.  1863  Mary  Anne,  2nd  dau.  of  Abram 
Logan  of  Burnhouse,  Berwickshire ;  d.  7  Dec. 
1906;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xi.  100  and  xiv.  60. 

SCOTT,  Francis  W.,  1846-9.  CI.  3-5. 
s.  of  Thomas  Scott,  Fettes  Row. 

SCOTT,  John,  1844-7.    CI.  1-3.     b.  1834  ; 

s.  of  Robert  Scott,  Bonnington  Brae. 

SCOTT,  Robert,  1844-7.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1833  ;  s.  of  Robert  Scott,  Bonnington 
Brae. 

SELLAR,  Alexander  Craig,  1844-50. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  17  Oct.  1835 ;  s.  of 
Patrick  Sellar  of  Westfield,  Suther- 
landshire,  and  Ardtomish,  Argyll. 

M.A.  Oxon  (Ball.  Coll.  1854-8)  ;  B.A. 
( I  St  CI.  Gts.),  1858;  Advocate,  1862;  Legal 
Sec.  to  L.A.  1868-74  and  1881-2 ;  M.P. 
Haddington  Burghs,  1882-5  ',  Partick  div. 
of  Lanarkshire,  1885-90;  m.  1870  Gertrude 
J.  Gashes  ;   d.  16  Jan.  1890. 

SERRE,  Louis  de,  1844-6.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1835 ;  s.  of  Hyacinthe  de  Serre, 
French  Consul,  Inverleith  Row. 

SMITH,  John  C,  1844-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1833  ;  s.  of  George  Smith,  Architect, 
8  Wemyss  Place  and  18  Great  King 
Street. 

SMITH,  John  Guthrie,  1845-50.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  Feb.  1834  ;  s.  of  William  Smith, 
York  Place. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  Insur.  Broker  and  Under- 
writer, Glasg.  ;  Dean  of  Guild,  Glasg., 
1891  ;  J. P.  Stirlingshire  ;  D.L.  Stirlingshire 
and  Glasg.  Author:  The  Parish  of  Strath- 
blane ;  Strathendrick  and  its  Inhabitants  ; 
and  many  contributions  to  archaeological 
papers  and  on  old  family  history,  m. 
Anne  Penelope  Campbell  Dennistoun  ;  d. 
Oct.  1894. 

STEVENSON,  Alexander,  1844-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  20  Oct.  1834  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Stevenson,  W.S.,  9  Heriot  Row. 

St.  Andrews  and  Glasg.  Univ.  ;  d.  29 
Jan.  1851. 

STEWART,  Archibald  C,  1844-9.  CI. 
1-5.  s.  of  John  Lome  Stewart, 
25  East  Claremont  Street. 


STEWART,  Duncan,  1844-6.  CI.  1-2. 
b.  1834  ;  s.  of  John  Lome  Stewart, 
25  East  Claremont  Street. 

Capt.  R.N.  ;  Lieut.  R.N.  1858  ;  Comm. 
1868;  Capt.  (ret.),  1888.  Address:  Knock- 
rioch  House,  Campbeltown. 

STIRLING,  William,  1844-8.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  4  Aug.  1835  ;  s.  of  Charles  Stiriing 
of  Muiravonside. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich ;  Lt.-Gen.  and  Col.- 
Comdt.  R.A.  ;  K.C.B.  1893  ;  Gov.  R.M.A. 
Woolwich,  1890-5 ;  Lt.  of  the  Tower  of 
Lond.  1900-2  ;  2nd  Lt.  R.A.  1853  ;  Lt. 
1854  ;  Capt.  i860 ;  Maj.  1872  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1879  ;  Brev.  Col.  1877  ;  Maj. -Gen.  1887  ; 
Lt.-Gen.  1892  ;  Col.-Comdt.  1899  ;  served 
throughout  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-5, 
including  affairs  at  Bulganac  and  Mac- 
kenzie's Farm ;  battles  of  Alma,  Balaclava, 
and  Inkermann  ;  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
and  repulse  of  sortie  on  26  Oct.  1854  (medal 
with  four  clasps,  Kt.  of  the  Legion  of  Honour, 
and  Turkish  medal)  ;  served  as  Brig.  Maj. 
of  Art.  with  Rajpootana  F.F.  at  capture  of 
Kotah  on  30  March  1858  (medal  and  Brev. 
Maj.)  ;  served  with  exped.  to  China  in  > 
i860;  present  at  Siuho,  actions  near  Tang- 
chow,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (medal  with 
clasp) ;  served  in  Afghan  War,  1878-9 ; 
present  at  capture  of  Peiwar  Kotal  (C.B. 
and  medal  with  clasp);  ret.  1906;  m.  (i) 
1864  Anne  Douglas,  dau.  of  Sylvester  Stirling 
of  Glenbervie ;  (2)  1869  Anna  Christian,  dau. 
of  William  Stirling  yr.  of  Kippendavie ;  d. 
II  April  1906. 

STONE,  Pelham,  1844-8.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1835  ;  s.  of  George  Stone  of  Muir- 
house,  Cramond. 

Medical  Student,  Lond. ;   d.  14  Oct.  1854. 

STUART,  James  William,  1844-6.  CI. 
1,2.  b.  1833 ;  s.  of  James  Stuart, 
Racburn  Place. 

SYDSERFF,    George    Buchan,    1844-7. 
CI.  1-3.     b.  1833  ;   s.  of  John  Buchan 
Sydserff  of  Ruchlaw. 
d.  1882. 

TAIT,  Alexander,  1844-6.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1833 ;  s.  of  Capt.  Robert  Tait, 
R.N.,  7  Shandwick  Place. 

THORBURN,  Alexander  B.,  1849-51. 
CI.  6,  7.  s.  of  Rev.  Mr.  Thorbum, 
Inverness. 

TOD,  Henry,  1844-9.  CI.  1-5.  b.  19 
March  1836  ;  s.  of  Henry  Tod,  W.S., 
39  York  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1861  ;  Examiner  in 
Conveyancing  for  W.S.  Soc.  for  many 
vears ;  m.  (i)  Margaret,  dau.  of  Robert 
Walker,  Portlethen,  Aberdeen  ;  (2)  Margaret 
Louisa,  dau.  of  Dr.  John  Moir,  Edin. ; 
d.  10  May  1896. 


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TURNER,  William.  1846-8.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1834  ;  s.  of  Gen.  William  Turner, 
C.B.,  Bom.  Cav. 

Ensign    93rd    Highs.    1850 ;     Lt.    1852 ; 
d.  12  Aug.  1854  of  cholera  at  Varna. 

UTTERSON,  Charles  James,  1844-6. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  13  Nov.  1884;  s.  of 
Rev,  Alfred  G.  Utterson,  R.  of 
Layer-Marncy,  Essex. 

Marlborough,   1847-51   (Christmas) ;    Bar- 
rister ;   d.  9  July  1862  in  Australia. 

VERTUE,    Duncan,    1845-9.     CI.    2-5. 


b.  1834  ;    s.  of  William  Vertue,  Wine 
Merchant,  Leith, 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Law  Student ;  d.  1855  at 
Malaga. 

WATSON,  David  Matthew,  1844-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  3  March  1835  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Charles  Watson,  D.D.,  Burntisland, 
19  Royal  Terrace. 

Union  Bank  of  Australia,  Melbourne, 
1852-7  ;  Paper  Maker,  BuUionfield,  Dundee, 
1857-1901  ;  J. P.  for  Forfarshire;  m. 
Hannah,  dau.  of  John  Parker,  I.R.,  Edin.  ; 
d.  14  Oct.  1901. 


DR.  CUMMING'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  MACLURE'S)  CLASS,  1845-52 


ANDERSON,  John  T.,  1845-6.  CI.  1. 
b.  1834  ;  s.  of  John  Anderson,  Hailes 
Street. 

BENNET,  James,  1848-9.     CI.  4. 

BENNETT,  George  William,  1847-51. 
CI.  3-6.  b.  6  Dec.  1835  ;  s.  of  James 
Bennett,  W.S.,  Claremont  Park,  Leith. 

After  apprenticeship  to  a  Liverpool 
merchant  went  out  to  Antigua,  B.W.I. , 
as  sugar-planter  and  merchant ;  M.E.C. 
for  ten  years ;  m.  (i)  Elizabeth  Bums ; 
(2)  Jemima  Pearey  ;   d.  14  Nov.  1879. 

BEVERIDGE,  Alexander  Watt,  1845-9. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  4  June  1835  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Beveridgc,  Advocate. 

M.D.  Glasg.  1856  ;  L.R.C.S.  Edin.  1857  ; 
Surg.-Maj.  A.M.D.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  1857  ;  Surg. 
1872;  Surg.-Maj.  {ret.  h.p.),  1879;  served 
with  78th  Highs,  in  Indian  campaign ; 
present  with  Outram's  Force  in  the 
Alumbagh,  including  repulse  of  numerous 
attacks,  and  operations  ending  in  final 
capture  of  Lucknow  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
Abyssinian  campaign,  1868  ;  m.  Elizabeth 
Mary,  dau.  of  Erskine  Beveridge,  Brucefield. 
Address  :   26  Buckingham  Terrace,  Edin. 

BEVERIDGE,  Henry,  1845-9.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  9  Feb.  1837  ;  s.  of  Henry  Beveridge, 
Advocate. 

I.C.S.  Author  :  District  of  Backergunge, 
its  History  and  Statistics  ;  Trial  of  Maharaja 
Nanda  Kumar,  a  Narrative  of  a  Judicial 
Murder  ;  many  papers  in  the  journals  of 
the  Roy.  Asiatic  Soc.,  Lond.,  the  Asiatic 
Soc.  of  Bengal,  and  the  Asiatic  Quarterly 
Review,  m.  A.  S.  Ackroyd.  Address : 
Pitfold,  Haslemere. 

BOOG,  Charles  Stirling,  1845-51.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  23  Sept.  1835  ;  s.  of  John  Boog, 
Hope  Street. 

New  CoU.  Edin.  1851-2  ;  Miller  Bursary, 
1852;     Edin.    Univ.    1852-6;     M.A.    1856; 


Sugar  Broker;  of  Czamikow  and  Boog, 
Glasgow  and  Greenock  (ret.)  ;  m.  Sophia, 
dau.  of  Richard  Hamlen  of  Bristol.  Address : 
20  Colinette  Road,  Putney,  Lond.,  S.W. 

BROWN,  Edwin,  1845-8.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1833  ;  s.  of  John  C.  Brown,  A.R.S.A., 
22  Howard  Place. 

BUCHANAN,  George,  1845-6.     CI.  1. 

BUCKLE,  Alfred  John,  1845-9.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  15  April  1837  ;  s.  of  John  Buckle, 
Wharton  House,  Lauriston. 

Lt.  75th  Regt.  (A.  and  S.  Highs.) ;  Ensign, 
1859  ;   Lt.  1862  ;   ret.  1867  ;   d.  April  1874. 

BUCKLE,  Cuthbert,  1845-9.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  Sept.  1835  ;  s.  of  John  Buckle, 
Wharton  House,  Lauriston. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Australia  ;   ret.  1870. 

CADELL,  Thomas,  1845-8.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  5  Sept.  1835  ;  s.  of  Hew  Francis 
Cadell  of  Cockenzie. 

Col.  B.S.C.;  V.C. ;  2nd  Lt.  1854;  Lt. 
1856;  Capt.  1866;  Maj.  1874;  Lt.-Col. 
1879 ;  Col.  1884 ;  U.S.L.  1892 ;  served 
with  2nd  B.  Europ.  Fus.  throughout  the 
operations  before  Delhi  in  1857;  present  at 
battle  of  Budlee-ke-serai,  final  attack  and 
capture  of  city,  and  subsequent  operations 
with  Movable  Col.  under  Brig.  Showers 
(medal  wdth  clasp  and  V.C.)  ;  received  V.C. 
for  'having  on  12  June  1857  at  the  Flagstaff 
Piquet  at  Delhi  when  the  whole  of  the 
Piquet  of  H.M.  75th  Regt.  and  2nd  Europ. 
B.  Fus.  were  driven  in  by  a  large  body  of 
the  enemy  brought  in  from  amongst  them 
under  severe  fire  a  wounded  bugler  of  his 
own  regt.,  who  would  have  been  cut  up 
by  the  Rebels ;  also  on  the  same  day  when 
the  Fus.  were  retiring  by  order  on  Metcalf's 
House,  Lt.  Cadell  went  back  of  his  own 
accord,  accompanied  by  three  men,  and 
brought  in  under  a  heavy  fire  from  the 
advancing  enemy  a  man  of  the  75th  Regt. 
who  was  severely  wounded ' ;  served  in  tho 


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4th  Irreg.  Cav.  with  Brig.  Troup's  Col.  in 
Oude  campaign,  1858-9  ;  present  at  action 
of  Mehudi  under  Col.  Brand,  in  which  thirteen 
of  enemy's  guns  were  captured  ;  also  with 
Col.  Turner's  Col.  in  Rohilcund,  1859  ; 
entered  Political  Dept.,  and  held  various 
appointments  in  C.I.  and  Rajpootana ; 
Gov.  Andaman  and  Nicobar  Islands,  1879-92  ; 
J. P.  Co.  of  Haddington  ;  a  Dir.  E.A.  since 
1907  ;  m.  Anna  Catherine,  dau.  of  Patrick 
Dalmahoy  of  Bowerhouse,  E.  Lothian. 
Address  :  Cockenzie  House,  Prestonpans. 
See  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  117. 

CAMERON,  Patrick  Evan,  1846-51.     CI. 
2-6.     b.     1835;      s.    of    Donald    E. 
Cameron   of  Barcaldine,   Argyllshire, 
and  Foxhall,  Linlithgowshire. 
Apprentice  W.S.  ;    d.  young. 

CAMPBELL,  Archibald,  1845-50.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  20  Nov.  1834  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Campbell  of  Cammo,  4  Char- 
lotte Square. 

Brewer,  Edin.  ;  Capt.  Edin.  Art.  Mil.  ; 
m.  Christian  Macfarlane  ;   d.  8  Oct.  1883. 

CAMPBELL,  John  William,  1845-8.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1836  ;  s.  of  John  Campbell, 
Brandon  Street. 

CARMICHAEL,  WiUiam,  1845-52.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  11  June  1836  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Carmichael,  Class.  Master,  E.A.  ;  Dux 
of  CI.  5  and  6  and  of  the  School, 
1852;  best  in  Latin,  Greek,  and 
French  Comp.,  1852. 

M.D.  Edin.  (Medallist  in  Midwifery)  ; 
Surg.  R.N.  ;  went  round  the  world  on 
H.M.S.  '  Euryalus '  with  H.R.H.  D.  of 
Edin. ;  ret.  early,  invahded ;  m.  Sophia, 
dau.  of  Robert  Tomlinson,  Burton-on-Trent ; 
d.  Feb.  1884. 

CARSTAIRS,  Andrew,  1845-9.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1834 ;  s.  of  Andrew  Carstairs, 
Albany  Street. 

CAY,  Francis,  1847-8.  CI.  3.  b.  19 
April  1836  ;  s.  of  John  Cay,  Advocate, 
Sheriff  and  Commissary  of  Linlith- 
gowshire. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Australia ;  m.         ;  d. 

CHRISTIE,  Benjamin,  1845-9.     CI.  1-3. 
b.    1836;     s.    of    Charles    Maitland 
Christie  of  Durie,  Fife. 
Lt.  Bom.  Art.  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  ;  d.  Feb.  i860. 

CLARKSON,  Charles,  1845-9,  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1836  ;  s.  of  John  Clarkson,  Howard 
Place. 

CLEGHORN,  John  Dalton,  1845-7.  CI. 
1,  2.     b.  15  Jan.  1835  ;    s.  of  George 


Cleghorn     of     Weens,     3     Randolph 
Crescent. 

After  serving  in  Littledale's  office  in 
Liverpool  went  to  the  U.S.A.,  and  settled 
down  in  Minneapolis,  Minn.  ;   d.  4  Jan.  191 1. 

CLEGHORN,  Thomas  Angus,  1845-7. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  15  Jan.  1835 ;  s.  of 
George  Cleghorn  of  Weens,  3  Randolph 
Crescent. 

After  serving  in  Littledale's  office  in 
Liverpool  went  out  to  China  as  a  tea-taster  ; 
when  Japan  was  opened  up  in  1859  he 
went  to  that  country,  where  he  got  sunstroke, 
and  died  at  sea,  10  Jan.  i860,  on  the  voyage 
home. 

COLQUHOUN,  James,  1845-52.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1835  ;  s.  of  John  Colquhoun,  D.L., 
J.P.,  1  Royal  Terrace  ;  Acad.  Club 
Prize  for  best  English  Essay,  1852  ; 
best  in  French  and  German  and 
English  Verse,  1852. 

Cantab  and  Woolwich ;  well-known  rifle 
shot  and  steeplechase  rider ;  Capt.  4th 
D.G.  ;  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  3rd  Batt.  A.  and  S. 
Highs.  ;  Factor  on  Luss  estates  ;  m.  1876 
Anna  Maria,  dau.  of  R.  Elliott  of  Clifton 
Park  and  Harewood  ;   d.  28  Feb.  1883. 

CRAIGIE,  Arthur  Wellesley,  1845-7. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1833  ;  s.  of  George  Clerk 
Craigie  of  Dunbarney,  1  Charlotte 
Square. 

Lt.  Guides  (Irreg.  Cav.),  India;   d.  1857. 

DAVIDSON,  Charles  Forbes,  1845-8. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  5  July  1834  ;  s.  of  Charies 
Forbes    Davidson,    W.S.,    22    Queen 

Street. 

d.  II  June  1909. 

DAVIDSON,  Harry,  1845-50.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  15  Sept.  1835 ;  s.  of  Laurence 
Davidson,  W.S.,  7  Rutland  Square. 

M.A.  Oxon  (Oriel  Coll.  1854-8)  ;  Advocate, 
i860;  Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  1870;  appointed 
Dist.  Judge,  Jamaica,  1867,  when  such 
appointments  were  first  opened  to  the 
Scottish  Bar;    d.  21  Dec.  1871. 

DAVIDSON,  Henry,  1847-52.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  11  Feb.  1837  ;  s.  of  Henry  Marshall 
Davidson,  Holme  House,  Haddington, 
Sheriff  Clerk  of  E.  Lothian  ;  Ferguson 
Medal,  1850  ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1851  ; 
Math.  Medal,  1852  ;  2nd  Acad.  Club 
Prize,  1852, 

B.A.  1859  ;  M.A.  1862  ;  Trin.  Hall, 
Cantab ;  Fell,  of  Trin.  Hall ;  Inn.  Tem. 
1859 ;  Barr.  1862 ;  LL.B.  i860 ;  prac- 
tised at  the  Pari.  Bar  until  appointed 
one  of  the  Sees,  to  the  Cambridge  Univ. 
Com.  ;  Examiner  in  Civ.  Law  to  Camb 
Univ.    1871-2 ;     Mem.    Northern    Circuit ; 


142    DR.  CUMMIXG'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  MACLURE'S)  CLASS,  1845-52 


Auditor,  Inn.  Tern. ;  an  orig.  Mem.  Inns  of 
Court  Vols.,  and  I,t.  E.  Loth.  Yeo.  Cav. ; 
V.D.  ;  d.  7  Jan.  1S97  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
iv.  44. 

DAVIDSON,  John  Richard,  1845-8.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  18  Sept.  1836  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Forbes  Davidson,  W.S.,  22  Queen 
Street. 

M.A.  Edin. ;  Advocate,  i86i ;  Barr.  Mid. 
Tern.  1870;  sometime  Leg.  Adviser  to 
Japanese  Govt.  ;  m.  1871  Mrs.  Grace 
Gordon  or  Dugdale  ;   d.  24  March  1895. 

DAVIDSON,  Laurence,  1845-51.  CI.  1-5. 
s.  of  Laurence  Davidson,  W.S.,  7 
Rutland  Square. 

DEWAR,  Gilbert  Innes,  1845-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1835  ;  s.  of  John  Dewar,  Ad\ocate, 
52  Great  King  Street ;  d. 

DODD,  Michael,  1846-52.  CI.  2-7.  b. 
1834  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Dodd  of  Wardrew, 
Clermiston  House,  Corstorphine  ;  best 
Historical  Essay,  1852. 

Capt.  Northumberland  Mil.  ;  Lt.  1858  ; 
Capt.  1867  ;   ret.  1879  ;   d. 

DOVE,  John,  1847-9.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
26  Jan.  1836  ;  s.  of  William  Dove, 
Edin. 

d.  26  Nov.  1853. 

DUNCAN,  Henry.  1848-50.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  5  June  1835 ;  s.  of  Rev.  George 
John  Duncan,  D.D.,  Min.  of  Presb. 
Ch.,  Greenwich. 

King's  Coll.  Lond.  1853;  after  visiting 
Australia  and  Tahiti  in  1855-6,  and  travel- 
ling extensively  in  U.S.A.  from  San  Fran- 
cisco to  New  Orleans,  resided  in  Canada 
from  1858-68  as  Jt.  Man.  at  Toronto  for 
U.  Canada,  with  his  brother  Samuel,  of  the 
Lancashire  Insur.  Co. ;  Mag.  for  York  and 
Peel  Cos.  1859,  and  for  Kent  Co.  (Canada), 
1866;  Capt.  Canadian  Mil.,  and  one  of 
King  Edward  vii.'s  escort  when  he  visited 
Toronto,  as  Prince  of  Wales,  in  1862  ;  inter- 
viewed Pres.  Lincoln  at  the  White  House, 
Washington,  two  months  before  his  assas- 
sination, and  visited  the  Northern  Army, 
then  encamped  on  the  Potomac  in  Virginia, 
opposite  Washington,  during  the  American 
Civil  War;  in  business  in  Lond.  since  i868, 
and  for  five  years  Chm.  of  the  S.  Lond. 
Tramway  Co.  Publication :  Songs  of  the 
New  Age  (James  Spiers,  Lond.).  m.  Fran- 
cesca  Eliza  Keating  of  Chatham,  Canada. 
Address :  Ivy  Lodge,  Greenhithe,  Kent. 

DUNCAN-CLARK,  Samuel  C,  1848-50. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  15  July  1836 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
George  John  Duncan,  D.D.,  Min.  of 
Presb.  Ch.,  Greenwich. 

Went  to  Canada  in  1858,  and  wais  Jt. 
Man.  with  his  brother  Henry  till  1868,  and 


afterwards  sole  Man.  for  U.  Canada  at 
Toronto  of  the  Lancashire  Insur.  Co. ;  they 
were  also  Jt.  Agents  for  a  large  area  of 
land  belonging  to  their  mother  and  their 
aunt,  Mrs.  Steuart  Gladstone  of  Capenoch; 
assumed  the  additional  surname  of  Clark  on 
inheriting  a  property  in  liirkcudbrightshire 
from  his  grand-aunt,  Mrs.  Howat  of  Mabie ; 
m.  Keturah  Bruce,  dau.  of  William  David- 
son Murray  of  Barbadoes,  B.W.I.  Address: 
Toronto,  Canada. 

DUNLOP,  Alexander,  1846-51.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  18  Dec.  1835 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Dunlop  of  Clober. 

C.A.  Edin.  i860  ;   d.  24  Jan.  1888. 

DUNLOP,  Robert,  1847-9.  CI.  3,  4, 
s.  of  David  Dunlop,  America. 

ELLIOTT,  John  B.,  1849-51.  CI.  5,  6. 
s.  of  John  B.  EUiott,  41  Great  King 
Street. 

FERRIES,  John,  1850-1.  CI.  6.  b. 
1835 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Peter  Ferries, 
Min.  of  Edinkillie,  Morayshire. 

B.A.  Glasg. ;  also  at  Aberdeen  and  Edin. 
Univ.  ;  S.  father  1865  as  Min.  of  Edinkillie ; 
res.  1 88 1,  and  went  as  Presb.  Min.  to 
Brandon,  Manitoba,  and  subsequently  to 
Michigan ;  m.  1866  Anna  Broadfoot ; 
d.  13  June  1903. 

GLASSFORD,  Henry  Gordon,  1847-9. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  1834;  s.  of  Henry 
Glassford,  Castle  Street ;   XI. 

Australia ;  m.  Miss  Johnston  Boe  in 
Australia  ;  d.  c.  1887. 

GLASSFORD,  James  Gordon,  1847-9. 
CI.  3,  4.  b,  8  Dec.  1832 ;  s.  of 
Henry  Glassford,  Castle  Street ;  XL 

Proprietor  of  Dougalston,  Stirlingshire ; 
afterwards  of  Matakanui,  N.Z.  ;  m.  Mar- 
garet, dau.  of  Wm.  Bain,  Bank  of  Scot., 
Edin.  ;   d.  2  Oct.  1881. 

GRAHAM,  William,  1845-50.  CI.  1-5. 
s.  of  WilUam  Graham,  Teacher, 
Montgomery  Street. 

GRANT,  Edward  Ironside,  1846-51.  Ci. 
2-6.  b.  1835;  s.  of  Gregor  Grant, 
late  Bom.  C.S. 

Went  to  Tasmania ;   d.  c.  1905. 

GREIG,  James,  1848-51.  CI.  4-6.  s. 
of  James  Greig,  Clarence  Street. 

HAY,  Graham,  1845-8.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1835  ;  s.  of  John  Hay  of  Morton,  22 
Charlotte  Square. 

Lt.-Col.  62nd  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1852  ;  Lt. 
1853;  Capt.  1855  ;  Brev.  Maj.  1870  ;  Maj. 
1871  ;     Brev.    Lt.-Col.    1877  ;     served   with 


DR.  CUMMING'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  MACLURE'S)  CLASS,  1845-52     143 


62nd  Regt.  in  Crimea,  1854-5,  including 
siege  of  Sebeistopol  and  attack  on  the 
Quarries  (medal  with  clasp,  5tli  cl.  of 
Medjidie,  and  Turkish  medal)  ;  d.  of 
cholera  in  India,  1S7S. 

HILL,  George,  1845-8,  Cl.  1-3.  b.  1834  ; 
s.  of  George  Hill  (Hill,  Thomson  and 
Co.),  6  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

HUGHSON,  John,  1846-8.  Cl.  2,  3. 
s.  of  Laurence  Hughson. 

INGLES,  David,  1849-52.  Cl.  5-7.  b. 
23  May  1836;  s.  of  David  Ingles, 
Heriot  Row. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab :  M.A. ;  rowed  for 
Cambridge  v.  Oxford,  i860 ;  Capt.  of 
Sheringham  G.C.  1903-4 ;  Ch.  of  Eng. ; 
V.  of  Witham  since  1886 ;  Hon.  Canon  of 
St.  Albans,  1893  ;  fmly.  C.  of  Chorleywood, 
1861-2  ;  Stoke-on-Trent,  1S62-4  ;  Cookham 
Dean,  1864-7 ;  Frogmore  End,  1867-70 ; 
V.  of  Apsley  End,  Herts,  1872-4 ;  Halstead, 
1874-86 ;    m.  .      Address :    Vicarage, 

Witham,  Essex.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  iii.  78. 

INNES,  James,  1845-8.  Cl.  1-3.  b. 
27  March  1834  ;  s.  of  Cosmo  Innes, 
6  Forres  Street  (Advocate),  Sheriff 
of  Nairn  and  Morayshire. 

Ass.  Lindsay  and  Co.,  Hankow,  until 
they  failed  in  1865  ;  afterwards  in  partner- 
ship with  his  brother  Hugh  at  Shanghai  as 
merchants,  under  style  of  Innes  and  Co.  ; 
went  to  Sarawak  in  Borneo  to  buy  '  gutta- 
percha '  for  the  first  Atlantic  cable  at  the 
request  of  Sir  John  Pender ;  took  service 
with  Charles,  Rajah  of  Sarawak,  as  his  Treas. 
Dec.  1875  ;  left  the  Rajah's  service  to  enter 
that  of  the  Brit.  Govt,  in  Protected  Malay 
Native  States  as  Mag.  and  Coll.  ;  M.L.C.  ; 
Acting  Supt.  of  Lower  Perak  ;  ret.  1881  ; 
m.  Emily  Anne,  3rd  dau.  of  Canon  James 
Craigie  Robertson,  Canon  Residentiary  of 
Canterbury  Cathedral ;    d.  15  Aug.  1901. 

JOHNSTON,  Robert  Bruce,  1849-50, 
Cl.  5.  b.  29  April  1835  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Johnston,  W.S.,  8  Broughton  Place. 

W.S.  1861  ;  of  Graham,  Johnston  and 
Fleming,  W.S.  ;  Proc.-Fis.  Edin.  1868-88  ; 
m.  1864  Agnes  Cockburn,  dau.  of  James 
Nelson  Smith,  Merchant,  Lond.  and  Sydney  ; 
d.  4  Feb.  1888. 

LEBURN,  Alexander,  1845-7.  Cl.  1,  2. 
b.  29  May  1836;  s.  of  Patrick 
Moncreiff  Leburn,  Accountant,  Gil- 
more  Place. 

Tea-planter,  Ceylon  ;  d.  10  Jan.  1861  at 
Kandy. 

LISTON,    John,    1847-50.     Cl.    8-5.     b. 

14  April  1836  ;    s,  of  Robert  Liston, 

F.R.C.S.,  Old  Burlington  Street,  Lond. 

Edin.   MU.    Coll.  ;     Addiscombe,    1854-5  ; 

Col.    B.S.C.  ;     Ensign,    1855 ;     Lt.    1856 ; 


Capt.  1867  ;  Maj.  1875  ;  Lt.-Col.  1881  ; 
Col.  1885  ;  ret.  1889  ;  m.  1864  Rose,  dau. 
of  Maj.  Swetenham  ;   d.  2  Feb.  191 1. 

LIVINGSTONE,  James,  1845-6.     Cl.  1. 

LLEWELLYN,  James  B.  W.,  1848-9. 
Cl.  4.     Ann  Street. 

M'ADAM,  James,  1846-9.  Cl.  2-4.  s. 
of  Alexander  M'Adam. 

MACALLAN,  Allan  Bertram,  1845-9. 
Cl.  1-4.  b.  26  June  1836  ;  s.  of  James 
Macallan,  W.S.,  26  Rutland  Square  ; 
Dux  of  Cl.  3. 

W.S.  1858  ;  of  J.  and  F.  Anderson,  W.S.  ; 
m.  1875  Agnes  Gertrude,  e.  dau.  of  David 
L.  Burn,  St.  Andrews  ;   d.  19  March  1888. 

MACDONALD,  John  Hay  Athole,  1845- 
52.  Cl.  1-6.  b.  27  Dec.  1836  ;  s.  of 
Matthew  Norman  Macdonald,  after- 
wards Macdonald  Hume  of  Bernisdale, 
W.S. 

Edin.  Univ.,  LL.D.  1880  ;  Basle  Univ.  ; 
LL.D.  St.  Andrews  Univ.  191 1  ;  Capt. 
R.  and  A.  G.C.  1887-8;  Pres.  Scottish 
A.A.A.  ;  Pres.  Scottish  Automobile  Club  ; 
Steward  of  the  Roy.  Automobile  Club  ; 
Arbiter  in  disputes  in  Internat.  Football 
Matches;  Dir.  E.A.  since  1881;  one  of  the 
Vice-Preses  of  the  E.A.  Club,  1900-5 ;  Pres. 
since  1905;  P.C.,F.R.S.,F.R.S.E.,M.LE.E., 
J. P.,  D.L. ;  V.D.  1892;  Lord  Justice-Clerk 
of  Scot.  ;  Lord  Pres.  Second  Div.  Court  of 
Session  since  1888  ;  Advocate,  1859 ;  Q.C. 
i88o ;  Sheriff  of  Ross,  Cromarty,  and  Suther- 
land, 1874-6;  Sheriff  of  Perthshire,  1880-5; 
Comr.  Northern  Lighthouses,  1876-80  and 
1885-8 ;  Mem.  H.M.  Prison  Bd.  1880-5  ; 
Mem.  H.M.  Bd.  of  Supervision,  1880-5 ;  Sol.- 
Gen.  for  Scot.  1876-80;  Dean  of  the  Faculty 
of  Advocates,  1882-5  ;  L.A.  of  Scot.  1885-9; 
C.B.  1882;  K.C.B.  1900;  P.C.  1885;  Mem. 
Committee  of  P.C.  on  Education,  1885-9  ; 
Chm.  Roy.  Commission  on  Boundaries  of 
Glasg.  1888  ;  M.P.  Univ.  of  Edin.  and  St. 
Andrews,  1885-8 ;  Mem.  H.M.  Road  Bd. 
1910;  Col.-Comdt.  Q.E.R.V.B.  1882-92; 
Brig. -Gen.  comdg.  Forth  Brig.  1888-1901  ; 
Brig.-Gen.  1891,  Adj. -Gen.  1896-1902, 
Ensign-Gen.  1904  of  the  Roy.  Company  of 
Archers  (King's  Bodyguard  for  Scot.)  ; 
Hon.  Col.  Q.  Brig.  1900 ;  Hon.  Col.  Army 
Motor  Reserve,  1903 ;  a  Dir.  of  the  E.A. 
since  1881 ;  Vice-Pres.  Roy.  U.S.  Institution; 
Vice-Pres.  Nat.  Rifle  Assoc.  ;  Pres.  Roy. 
Scottish  Soc.  of  Arts,  1890-92  ;  Roy. 
Commemoration  medals  (two)  1897;  one 
as  Adj. -Gen.  Roy.  Bodyguard,  the  other 
as  Brig.-Gen.  of  troops  on  duty  at  the 
roy.  procession;  Coronation  medal,  191 1  ; 
obtained  many  medals  and  diplomas  for 
life-saving  inventions,  military  works,  and 
electrical  inventions ;  it  was  through  his 
exertions  with  the  P.M.G.  and  the  Govt, 
that  post  cards  were  introduced  into  Great 
Britain ;  inventor  of  a  holophote  course 
indicator  for  preventing  coUisions  at  sea, 
a  military  field  telegraph,  a  barothermotele 


144    DR.  CUMMING'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  ]VL\CLURE'S)  CLASS,  1845-52 


meter,  and  other  electrical  appliances. 
Publications:  Duties  of  Officers  and  Ser- 
geants in  Battalion ;  Hints  on  Drill  for 
Volunteers;  The  Simplification  of  Infantry 
Drill,  1861  ;  On  the  best  Detail  Formation 
for  the  new  Infantry  Tactics,  1872; 
Common  Sense  on  Parade,  or  Drill  without 
Stays,  1 886 ;  A  new  Form  of  Infantry 
Attack ;  A  Treatise  on  the  Criminal  Law 
of  Scotland;  Prisoners  on  Oath;  Our  Trip 
to  Blunderland  ;  Electricity  in  the  House- 
hold ;  Power  Traction  in  War ;  Infantry 
in  a  new  Century  ;  The  Future  of  Motor 
Traction;  Infantry  Training,  Dress,  and 
Equipment ;  The  Making  of  the  Infantry 
Soldier ;  Criminal  Law  and  Procedure ; 
The  Volunteers  in  1905 ;  The  Past  and 
Future  of  Power  Traction  on  Roads  ;  Fifty 
Years  of  it,  or  the  Experiences  and  Struggles 
of  a  Volunteer  of  1859 ;  and  numerous 
pamphlets  and  lectures  on  tactics,  law, 
electricity,  automobiUsm,  and  road  construc- 
tion, m.  1864  Adelaide  Jeanette,  dau.  of 
Maj.  Doran,  Ely  House,  Wexford.  Address: 
15  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. 

MACDOWALL,  Charles,  1850-2.  CI. 
6,  7.  s.  of  Robert  Macdowall,  4 
Windsor  Street. 

MACKAY,  Angus  John,  1847-50.  CI.  3-5. 
s.  of  William  Mackay,  Cape  Town. 

MACKENZIE,  Alexander  Kincaid  John- 
ston Canning,  1845-6.  CI.  1.  b. 
15  May  1836  ;  s.  of  Brig.-Gen.  James 
Mackenzie,  B.  Cav. 

Bonn,  Dresden,  Vienna,  Paris,  and  Ken- 
sington ;  Lt.-Col.  B.  Cav. ;  Comet,  1853  ;  Lt. 
1855;  Capt.  1862;  Maj.  1872;  Lt.-Col.  1878; 
ret.  1881  ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny  cam- 
paign of  1857-8,  and  was  present  during 
siege  and  capture  of  Delhi  from  the  17 
July  1857  with  ist  Punjaub  Cav.,  and  was 
engaged  in  a  cavalry  affair  in  rear  of  the 
camp  on  II  Sept.  ;  served  with  col.  under 
Brig.  Greathed,  and  engaged  at  actions 
of  Boolundshuhur,  Allyghur,  Agra,  and 
Kanouge ;  present  at  relief  of  Lucknow  by 
Lord  Clyde,  skirmishes  of  Malygunge  and 
Alumbagh,  and  action  of  Cawnpore;  served 
with  a  col.  under  Sir  Hope  Grant  in  Oude, 
and  engaged  at  Meangunge ;  present  at 
siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  and  affair  at 
Koorsee ;  commanded  a  squadron  of  ist 
Punjaub  Cav.  at  capture  of  Bareilly  and 
affair  of  Shahjehanpore  (medal  with  dasp)  ; 
d.  26  Nov.  1904. 

M'LELLAN,  David,  1845-6.  CI.  1,  b. 
1835 ;  s.  of  William  Hannay  M'Lellan 
of  Marks,  Bank  of  Scot.,  Kirkcud- 
bright. 

Sol.  and  N.P.  1859  ;  Agent  for  Bank 
of  Scot.,  Kirkcudbright;  Town  Clerk  of 
Kirkcudbright  and  of  New  Galloway;  d.  c. 
1909. 

MAUGHAN,  WiUiam  Charles,  1845-50, 
a.    1-5.     b.    29    April    1836;     s.    of 


Capt.    Phihp    Maughan,    H.E.I.C.S,, 
37  Melville  Street. 

C.A.  Edin.  i860;  J. P.  for  Dumbartonshire; 
for  some  years  banker  in  Lond.,  afterwards 
in  old-estabhshed  Scottish  bank  in  Rome  ; 
Conservative  candidate  for  Parliament  in 
Glasg.  1885,  and  again  in  1892;  greatly 
interested  in  temperance  work ;  Hon.  Sec. 
Glasg.  Anti-Opium  Soc.  for  thirty  years, 
and  mem.  of  various  religious  and  philan- 
thropic socs.  Author:  The  Alps  of  Arabia; 
Rosneath  Past  and  Present;  Annals  of 
Garelochside ;  Musselburgh  and  its  Golf 
Links  ;  J  uUan  Ormonde ;  and  several  other 
novels,  etc.  etc.  m.  1889  Kate  May,  dau. 
of  William  Bums,  Writer,  Glasg. ;  d.  30  June 
1914. 

MENZIES,  Alexander  James,  1845-52. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1836  ;  s.  of  Allan  Menzies, 
W.S.,  Prof,  of  Conveyancing,  Edin. 
Univ. 

Business  in  Spain ;  m.  Jessie,  dau.  of 
Dr.  John  Coldstream,  Edin.  ;  d.  15  Jan. 
1888. 

MILLER,  James,  1846-8.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  26  Oct.  1835  ;  s.  of  John  Miller 
of  Stewartfield,  W.S.,  6  Randolph 
Cliff. 

Maj. -Gen.  Indian  Army  ;  2nd  Lt.  1855  ; 
Lt.  1857;  Capt.  1867;  Maj.  1875;  Lt.- 
Col.  1881  ;  Brev.  Col.  1885 ;  Maj.-Gen. 
(ret.),  1886;  served  during  Indian  Mutiny, 
1857-9,  at  Peshawar  and  in  Bundelcund 
(medal)  ;  m.  1873  Elinor  Katharine,  dau. 
of  T.  L.  Robinson  of  Croydon,  J. P.  and 
D.L.  for  Co.  of  Surrey.  Address  :  14 
Southwick  Crescent,  Hyde  Park,  Lond.,  W. 

MONTEATH,  Robert  Runcorn,  1845-52. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  23  Nov.  1835;  s.  of 
Alexander  Monteath  of  Broich  and 
Duchally,  Perthshire. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A.  1859 ;  Licentiate  of 
Free  Ch.  of  Scot.  1864 ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ; 
D.  1872  ;  P.  1874  ;  C.  of  Albert  Memorial 
Ch.,  Manchester,  1872  ;  Chap,  of  Seckford 
Hosp.,  Woodbridge,  Suffolk,  1877 ;  V.  of 
Studley,  Trowbridge,  Wilts,  since  1882  ; 
m.  Annie  Mackenzie,  2ud  dau.  of  .Alex- 
ander Falconar,  Sheriff  Sub.  Nairnshire. 
Address :  Studley  Vicarage,  Trowbridge, 
WUts. 

MORGAN,  James,  1845-50.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1833;  s.  of  James  Morgan,  S.S.C, 
7  Walker  Street. 

Farmer,  N.Z.  ;   m.  .     Address:   15' 

Aberdeen    Road,    Gisborne,    Poverty   Bay, 
N.Z. 

MORGAN,  Thomas  Kyd,  1845-50.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  4  March  1835  ;  s.  of  James 
Morgan,  S.S.C,  7  Walker  Street. 

Lt.  63rd  Regt.  ;  seriously  wounded  in 
Crimea;  d.  in  hospital  at  Scutari  11  Dec. 
1854. 


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MURRAY,  John,  1848-50.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  20  June  1834  ;  s.  of  John  Murray, 
M.D.,  Kersknowe,  Kelso,  J. P. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.D.  ;  Surg.  Lt.-Col. 
I.M.S.  (Madras)  ;  twenty-seven  years  in 
Madras  Presidency ;  had  chiefly  civil  ap- 
pointments; Ass.  Surg.  1864;  Surg.  1873; 
Surg.-Maj.  1876;  ret.  Lt.-Col.  1884;  m.  1863 
Lucy  Henderson  Smith  ;   d.  4  June  1910. 

MURRAY,  WilUam  John,  1845-9.  CI. 
1-4.     b.  1834  ;    s.  of  George  Murray. 

MYLIUS,  Frederick  James,  1845-6. 
CI.  1.  b.  1836  ;  s.  of  Rodney  Mylius, 
Queensferry  Street. 

OGILVY,  John  F.,  1850-1.  CI.  6.  s. 
of  Thomas  Ogilvy,  17  Inverleith 
Row  and  6  Walker  Street ;  d. 

PATERSON,  John,  1845-51.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1835  ;   s.  of  John  Paterson. 

PATOX,  Edward,  1845-9.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
7  Dec.  1835  ;  s.  of  Rev.  John  Paton, 
Ancrum. 

Edin.  Univ.;  Merchant,  Brazil;  m.  Miss 
Gibson,  dau.  of  Henry  Gibson,  Pemambuco, 
Brazil;  d.  1895. 

PATON,   William,   1845-9.     CI.   1-4.     b. 
1835  ;    s.  of  John  Paton  of  Crailing, 
7  London  Street, 
d.  1859. 

PRIXGLE,  George  S.,  1848-50.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1835;  s.  of  William  Pringle, 
Portobello. 

Ensign  6th  B.N.I. ;  murdered  at  Allaha- 
bad by  his  regt.  at  the  outbreak  of  the 
Mutiny,  May  1857. 

RACEY,  John,  1849-50.  CI.  5.  s.  of 
John  Racey,  St.  Vincent  Street. 

RANSFORD,  Edward,  1845-8,  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1836;  s.  of  Charles  Ransford, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  51  Xorthumberland 
Street. 

RITCHIE,  Robert  Peel,  1845-50,  CI. 
1-5.  b.  18  Jan.  1835  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Ritchie,  C.E.,  53  Castle  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  1856;  F.R.C.P.E.  1861  • 
L.R.C.S.E.  1856;  F.R.S.E.  1883;  Pres. 
and  Treas.  R.C.P.E.  ;  Phys.  and  Consult. 
Phys.  Roy.  Hosp.  for  Sick  Children,  Edin., 
etc. ;  author  of  The  early  Days  of  the 
Royall  Colledge  of  Phisitians,  Edinburgh, 
1899,  and  various  articles  on  medical 
subjects ;  d.  10  Feb.  1902  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  ix.  74. 

ROSS,  Edward  Charles,  1845-50.  CI. 
1-6.     b.  23  Sept.  1836  ;    s.  of  David 


Robert      Ross,      M.P.,      Rosstrevor, 
Ireland. 

Edin.  Mil.  Acad. ;  Col.  LS.C.  ;  Kt.  1892  ; 
C.S.L  1882;  2nd  Lt.  1855;  Lt.  1857;  Capt. 
1867  :  Maj.  1875  ;  Lt.-Col.  1881  ;  Col.  1885; 
U.S.L.  1893;  served  during  Indian  Mutiny, 
1857-8;  present  at  siege  and  capture  of  Rat- 
ghur,  action  of  Barodia,  relief  of  Saugor,  cap- 
ture of  Garrakota,  forcing  of  the  Mudinpore 
Pass,  and  siege  and  storm  of  Jhansi ;  battle 
of  the  Betwa,  storming  of  the  Lohari, 
actions  at  Kooneh  and  Muttra,  capture  of 
Calpee,  and  the  battle  and  capture  of 
Gwalior  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  Polit.  Service 
from  1863  ;  Resident  in  Persian  Gulf  and 
Consul-Gen.  for  S.  Persia,  1872-91.  Pub- 
lications :  Translation  from  Arabic  of  Annals 
of  Omar  ;  several  special  papers  on  tribes  of 
Arabia  and  Mekran,  with  maps.  m.  1862 
Sarah  M.,  dau.  of  Col.  C.  S.  Whitehill. 
Address  :    8  Beaufort  Road,  Clifton,  Bristol, 


ROSS,  H.,  1846-7.     CI.  2. 

RYMER,  Henry,  1845-6,  1849-51.  CI. 
1,  4,  5.  b.  1  July  1835;  s.  of  John 
Rymer,  W.S.,  19  Great  Stuart  Street. 

Brewer  at   Belhaven,    near   Dunbar;     d 
4  Dec.  1882. 

SCOTT,  Richard  F.,  1848-50.  CI.  4,  5. 
s.  of  Richard  Hastings  Scott,  Great 
King  Street. 

SINCLAIR,      ,  1846-7.     CI.  2. 

SMITH,  William  Henry,  now  Sir  Henry 
Smith,  1845-51.  CI.  1-6.  b.  15  Dec. 
1835  ;  s.  of  Rev.  George  Smith,  D.D., 
Min.  of  Tolbooth  .Parish,  4  Ran- 
dolph Cliff;  Dux  of  CI,  1,  2,  and  4, 
1846,  1847,  and  1849. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.B.  1896 ;  K.C.B.  1897  ■ 
Supt.  City  of  Lond.  Police,  1885;  Comr' 
1890;  ret.  1901;  Lt.-Col.  3rd  Brig.  E.  Div. 
R.A.  1889  ;  author  of  From  Constable 
to  Commissioner,  1910 ;  Retrievers  and 
how  to  break  them  ;  contributed  articles 
to  Blackwood,  etc.;  m.  1908  Annie,  dau. 
of  John  Graham  of  Darlington.  Address  : 
Muselee,  Roxburghshire,  and  5  Western 
Terrace,  Murrayfield.  See  also  E.A.  Ch. 
xviii.  13. 

STEUART,  Robert  C.  A.,  1850-2.  CI 
6,  7.  S.  of  Maj.  J.  C.  G,  Steuart, 
42nd  M,N.I„  India. 

STEWART,  Andrew,  1849-52.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  25  Aug.  1837  ;  s.  of  James  Hope 
Stewart  of  Slodshill. 

Mercantile  Marine  Service  ;     drowned  at 
Whampoa,  Canton  River,  10  Aug.  1858. 

STEWART,  Hinton  D.,  1845-9,     CI.  1-4 
b.  9  Feb.  1835  ;    s,  of  Col,  Alexander 


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Stewart    of    Strathgarry,     Charlotte 
Square. 

Of  Strathgarry;  Merchant  in  China;  m. 
Lucy  Macfarlane.  Address  :  Strathgarry, 
Blair-Atholl,  and  21  Courtfield  Road,  Lond., 
S.W. 

SWINTON,  William  Bentinck,  1845-6. 
CI.  1.  b.  20  Sept.  1836;  s.  of  George 
Swinton  of  Swinton,  4  Atholl  Crescent, 
fmly.  Chief  Sec.  H.E.I.C.  at  Calcutta. 

Maj.  M.  Cav.  ;  Cornet,  1856  ;  Lt.  1856  ; 
Capt.  1862  ;  Maj.  1873  ;  m.  1858  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Robert  Cadell  of  Ratho ;  d.  4  June 
1876  at  Secunderabad  (killed  by  a  fall  from 
his  horse  on  parade). 

SYDSERFF,    James    Buchan,     1845-7. 
CI.  1,  2,     b.  1835  ;  s.  of  John  Buchan 
Sydserif  of  Ruchlaw, 
Went  to  Australia  ;   d.  1859. 

TUKE,  John  Batty,  1845-51.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  9  Jan.  1835  ;  s.  of  John  Batty 
Tuke,  Beverley. 

Edin.  Univ.;  L.R.C.S.  1856;  M.D.  1856; 
F.R.C.P.  1871;  D.Sc.  Dub.  1896;  LL.D. 
Edin.  Univ.  1902  ;  LL.D.  St.  Andrews,  1912  ; 
Kt.  1898  ;  in  medical  charge  of  troops,  N.Z., 
1857-60 ;  Surg.  col.  troops,  N.Z.,  1860-3 ; 
Med.  Supt.  Fife  and  Kinross  Asyl.  1865-73  ; 
subsequently  in  practice  in  Edin. ;  Med. 
Dir.  New  Saughton  Hall  Asyl. ;  Mem.  Gen. 
Med.  Council  of  Registration  and  Education  ; 
Pres.    Neurological    Soc.    of    U.K.  ;     M.P. 


(C.)  Edin.  and  St.  And.  Univs.  1900-10. 
Publications :  Morison  Lectures,  1874  ; 
Insanity  of  Over  -  exertion  of  the  Brain, 
1894 ;  articles  insanity,  hysteria,  etc.,  in 
Ency.  Brit.,  9th  ed.,  etc.  etc.  m.  1856 
Lydia  Jane,  y.  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Magee, 
R.  of  Drogheda,  and  sister  of  His  Grace 
WiUiam  Connor  Magee,  Archbishop  of  York ; 
d.  13  Oct.  1913 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  11. 

TURNER,  Francis  Charles,  1847-9.  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  1  April  1836  ;  s.  of  Gen. 
William  Turner,  C.B.,  Bom.  Cav. 

Nav.  and  Mil.  Acad.,  Edin. ;  Capt. 
39th  Regt. ;  Ensign  79th  Ft.  and  39th 
Regt.  1852 ;  Lt.  1854 ;  Capt.  1855 ;  ret. 
1867  ;  served  with  79th  Highs,  throughout 
Eastern  campaign  of  1854-5,  including 
battles  of  Alma  and  Balaclava,  siege  and 
fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assault  of  the  8  Sept. 
(medal  with  three  clasps  and  Turkish 
medal) ;  Indian  Mutiny  campaign ;  present 
at  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  March 
1858  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  said  to  have 
been  the  youngest  officer  present  at  the 
battle  of  the  Alma,  being  then  under  18 
years  of  age;  m.  Emma  Graciosa  Doering; 
d.  30  March  1905. 

WOOD,  WiUiam  Blackburn,  1845-51.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  28  April  1836  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Patrick  Wood,  H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Dennis- 
toun,  Tasmania. 

Sheep  Farmer  in  Australia,  and  afterwards 
manager  of  family  property  of  Dennistoun, 
Both  well,  Tasmania;    d.  i  Aug.  i866. 


MR.  TROTTER'S  CLASS,   1846-53 


AGNEW,  Gerald  Andrew,  Jan.  1849-52. 
CI.  3-6.  b.  18  Dec.  1835;  s.  of  Sir 
Andrew  Agnew,  7th  Bart,  of  Lochnaw, 
Wigtownshire. 

Lt.-Col.  90th  Regt. ;  late  D.A.A.G.  for 
Musketry  in  Dublin ;  Ensign  30th  Regt. 
1855;  Lt.  90th  Regt.  1857;  Capt.  1870; 
Maj.  1880  ;  h.p.  1880 ;  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  1884. 
War  Services  :  present  during  Indian  Mutiny, 
1857-8,  at  relief  and  defence  of  Lucknow 
(wounded) ;  defence  of  Alumbagh,  final 
capture  of  Lucknow,  and  campaign  in  Oude 
(medal  with  two  clasps,  one  year's  service 
for  Lucknow).  m.  1870  Maurgaret  Cuning- 
ham,  o.  dau.  of  WiUiam  Bonar  of  Warriston, 
Midlothian.  Address:  E.  Warriston  House, 
Edin. 

AITKEN,  Robert,  1846-7.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  Alexander  Aitken,  North-west 
Circus  Place. 

ARNOTT,  Philip,  1846-9.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1886  ;  s.  of  John  B.  Arnott,  Wemyss 
Place. 

Trin.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  i860  ;  M.A.  1863  ; 
Ch.   of   Eng.  ;    D.    i86i  ;    P.    1862    (Rip.)  ; 


fmly.  C.  of  St.  James",  Bradford,  1861-3; 
Barrow-in-Furness,  1863-8;  St.  Jamas', 
Clapton,  1868-70;  St.  Matthias,  Stoke 
Newington,  1870-3  ;  Barnes,  1873-4  ;  St. 
John's,  Edin.,  1874-7  ;  Incumb.  of  Muthill, 
Perthshire,  1S76-7;  St.  James",  Edin.,  1877-9; 
C.  of  Putney,  1 880-1  ;  Chap,  at  Havre  de 
Grace,  1881-3  ;    d.  1886. 

BAINBRIDGE,  Edward  Thomas,  1846-8. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  5  April  1837;  s.  of 
Edward  Bainbridge,  Albany  Street. 

Col.  R.S.  Fus.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1855  ;  Lt.  1858  ; 
Capt.  1863 ;  Maj.  1877 ;  Lt.-Col.  1881  ; 
Col.  1885  ;  ret.  1890  ;  served  in  S.  African 
War,  1S79  ;  in  Zulu  campaign  and  attack 
and  capture  of  Sekukuni's  town  and 
storming  of  the  Fighting  Koppies  (desp., 
medal  with  clasp). 

BALLANTYNE,  James  George,  1847-53. 
CI.  2-7.  b.  28  May  1837  ;  s.  of  James 
Ballantyne  of  Holylee. 

Of  Holylee  ;  Maj.  2nd  Batt.  11th  Regt.  ; 
Ensign  98th  and  nth  Regt.  1858;  Lt. 
1862  ;  Capt.  1869  ;  Maj.  1881 ;  served  in 
Zulu  War  of  1879  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  d. 
23  Dec.  1884. 


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BELL,  Charles  Young  Beatson,  1846-51. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  9  June  1835  ;  s.  of  John 
Beatson  Bell,  W.S.,  of  Glenfarg, 
13  Great  King  Street. 

W.S.  1862  ;   d.  26  March  1868. 

BELL,  Claudius  William,  1846-51.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1837;  s.  of  Dandeson  C. 
Bell,  H.E.I.C.S.,  7  Darnaway  Street. 

Haileybury,  1 856-7 ;  the  last  cadet  on 
the  roll  of  Old  Haileybury  College  • 
H.E.I.C.S.  and  I.C.S.  1858-75;  Ass. 
Mag.  and  Coll.  at  Poona ;  d.  10  Jan.  1875 
at  Suez. 

BELL,  Wilham,  1846-9.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
20  July  1836;  s.  of  Carlyle  Bell, 
W.S.,  City  Clerk,  7  Royal  Circus. 

Played  cricket  for  Gentlemen  of  Ireland, 
1889 ;  Capt.  regt.  XI.  for  ten  years  ; 
Lt.-Col. ;  A.P.D. ;  Ensign  56th  Regt.  1855  ; 
Lt.  1859;  Capt.  1870;  P.M.,  A.P.D.,  1878; 
Hon.  Maj.  1882 ;  Staff  P.M.  1882 ;  Hon. 
Lt.-Col.  Staff  P.M.  1889  ;  ret.  1896  ;  served 
during  Indian  Mutiny,  1859-60,  with  F.F. 
in  pursuit  of  rebels  into  N.  Canara  and 
Goa  frontier  (medal)  ;  served  with  Scots 
Guards  in  Egyptian  exped.  1882  (medal, 
bronze  star)  ;  m.  Miss  Murray  MacGregor. 
Address  :   26  Albert  Place,  Stirling. 

BLACKIE,  Alexander,  1849-50.  CI.  4. 
s.  of  James  Blackie,  Ann  Street. 

BLACKWOOD,  Wilham,  1846-53.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  13  July  1836;  s.  of  Maj. 
Wilham  Blackwood,  H.E.I.C.S.,  5 
Coates  Crescent ;   XI. 

Of  Gogar  Mount,  Ratho ;  Pubhsher, 
Edin.,  of  W.  Blackwood  and  Sons,  and 
editor  of  Blackwood's  Magazine  ('Maga') 
from  Oct.  1879  to  1912  ;  Mem.  of  Roy.  Com- 
pany of  Archers  ;  D.  of  Buccleuch's  Yeo.  ; 
Hon.  Company  of  Edin.  Golfers  ;  one  of  the 
committee  to  arrange  for  proper  football  and 
cricket  ground  and  annual  sports  as  now 
held  by  Academy  and  Acad.  Clubs;  d.  10  Nov. 
1912  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  57. 

BLAIR,  Henry  Temple,  1850-3.     CI.  5-7. 
b.    1836;     s.    of    Wilham    Blair    of 
Avontoun,  30  Charlotte  Square. 
J.P.  for  Linlithgow  Co. ;   d.  1912. 

BOYLE,  Robert  Elphinstone,  1846-9. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  3  June  1837;  s.  of 
Patrick  Boyle  of  Shewalton,  Ayrshire. 

Col.  I.S.C.  ;  Ensign,  1854 ;  Lt.  1857  ; 
Capt.  1866;  Maj.  1874;  Lt.-Col.  1880; 
Col.  1884  ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny  cam- 
paign, 1857-9  (medal  and  thanks  of  Govt. 
1859);  Afghan  campaign,  1878-9;  capture 
of  Ali  Musjid  (desp.,  medal  with  clasp)  ; 
Comdt.  nth  K.E.O.  Lancers,  1873-84. 
Address  :   95  Onslow  Square,  Lond.,  S.W. 

BULLEY,  John  Grant,  afterwards 
Buhey-Orrok,    1846-52.     CI.    1-6.     b. 


1836;    s.    of    John    Bulley,    Danube 
Street. 

Of  Orrok,  Aberdeenshire;  S.  his  aunt  in 
1857,  ^nd  assumed  additional  surname  of 
Orrok;  d.  1872. 

BURN-MURDOCH,  Archibald,  1846-52. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  10  Dec.  1836  ;  s.  of  John 
Burn-Murdoch,  Advocate,  of  Coldoch 
and  Gartincaber,  Perthshire. 

W.S.  1 861  ;  of  Hagart  and  Burn- 
Murdoch,  W.S.  ;  m.  1874  Mary  Harriet 
Burn,  dau.  of  William  Burn  Callander  of 
Prestonhall,  Midlothian.  Address:  10  Mer- 
chiston  Avenue,  Edin. 

CHALMERS,  William,  1846-7.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  William  Chalmers,  Norton  Place. 

CLARKSON,  James,  1848-50.  CI.  3,  4. 
s.  of  Dr.  J.  B.  Clarkson,  Melrose, 
Med.  Attendant  to  Sir  Walter  Scott. 

COATS,  James,  1847-9.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
12  April  1834  ;  s.  of  Sir  Peter  Coats, 
J.P.,  Paisley. 

1st  Bart,  of  Auchendrane,  1905 ;  J.P.  for 
Cos.  of  Ayr  and  Renfrew;  Dir.  J.  and  P. 
Coats  Ltd.  ;  m.  (i)  1857  Sarah  Ann,  dau. 
of  John  Auchincloss,  N.Y.,  U.S.A.;  (2) 
1889  Marie  Jeanne  Augustine,  dau.  of 
Charles  Henri  Adam  of  Alsace ;  d.  20 
Jan.  1913  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  72. 

COWAN,  John,  1846-52.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
14  Dec.  1836 ;  s,  of  John  Cowan, 
Advocate,  Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice 
(Hon.  Lord  Cowan). 

Edin.  Univ.;  W.S.  i860;  Comr.  in 
Lunacy  in  Scot.  1881  ;  Crown  Agent,  1886 
and  1892-5  ;  Agent  for  the  F.  Ch.  of  Scot., 
and  since  1900  for  the  U.F.  Ch.  of  Scot.  ; 
Mem.  of  the  Bd.  of  Examiners  of  Law  Agents 
in  Scot.  fChm.  when  retired,  1903) ;  Dir. 
Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.  ;  Treas.  W.S.  Soc.  ; 
Mem.  of  Gen.  Council  of  Edin.  Univ. 
Address  :  St.  Roque,  Grange  Loan,  Edin. 

CRIGHTON,  William,  1849-51.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  29  Aug.  1836;  s,  of  William 
Crighton,   Sol.,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Partner  in  Tomkins,  Courage  and  Co., 
Malt  Factors,  61  Mark  Lane,  Lond.,  E.C.  ; 
m.  Address:  S0uthle3.Fa.Tm  House, 

Datchet,  near  Windsor,  Bucks. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Francis,  1848-9.  CI.  3. 
s.  of  Richard  Cunningham,  Randolph 
Crescent. 

CURLE,  James,  1849-50.  CI.  4.  b. 
15  Oct.  1834 ;  s.  of  James  Curie, 
Melrose. 

Sol.  1858;  of  Curie  and  Erskine,  Melrose; 
Jt.  Agent  with  his  brother  for  the  B.L.  Co. 
Bank,  Melrose;  m.  M.  P.  W.  Newlyn.  Ad- 
dress :  6  Ashburn  Gardens,  Lond.,  S.W. 


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DALGLEISH,  John  Janus,  1846-50. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  22  April  1836;  s.  of 
James  Dalgleish,  W.S.,  of  West 
Grange  and  Ardnamurchan. 

J. P.  and  D.L.  Cos.  Perth  and  Fife.  F.S.A. 
Scot.  ;  Mem.  Roy.  Company  of  Archers  ; 
has  written  various  papers  in  ornithological 
journals;  m.  Mary  Eliza,  3rd  dau.  of  Maj. 
Patrick  Oliphant  of  Kinnedar.  Address: 
Brankston  Grange,  Bogside  Station,  Alloa. 

DARLING,  Robert  Stormonth,  1846-7. 
CI.  1.  b.  1837  ;  s.  of  Janus  Stormontli 
Darling,  W.S.,  Edin.  and  Kelso. 

Min.  of  Langton  Parish,  Duns  ;  d.  5  July 
1867. 

DAVIDSON,  Alexander,  1846-53.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  16  Jan.  1837 :  s.  of  Rev. 
Peter  Davidson,  D.D.  (St.  Andrews), 
and  Queen  Street  U.P.  Chureh. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.  (Hons.) ;  M.B.  1863; 
M.D.  1872  ;  F.R.C.P.  Lond.  1885  ;  Sen. 
Phys.  Roy.  Inf.,  Liverpool;  Prof.  Pathology, 
Uruv.  Coll.  there ;  one  of  principal  originators 
of  the  Liverpool  Univ. ;  contributed  various 
papers  to  med.  journals  and  socs. ;  for  many 
years  principal  Consult.  Phys.  in  Liverpool ; 
m.  Ellen  Alison,  dau.  of  Lloyd  Rayner,  Mer- 
chant, Liverpool ;  d.  3  March  1904 ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xi.  99. 

DAVIDSON,  Frederick  Maitland,  1846-51. 
CI.  1-5.  s.  of  Laurence  Davidson, 
W.S.,  7  Rutland  Square. 

Address:  67  Palace  Gardens  Terrace, 
Lond.,  W. 

DAVIDSON,  James,  1846-53.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  29  May  1838  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Peter 
Davidson,  D.D.  (St.  Andrews),  and 
Queen  Street  U.P.  Church  ;  best  in 
German,  1853. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  (Hons.) ;  Gold  Medal 
in  Chem.  and  Anat. ;  Erlangen  Univ.,  S. 
Germany,  and  U.P.  Div.  Hall,  Edin.  ; 
called  to  Lond.,  and  various  Chs.  in 
Eng.  and  Scot.  ;  settled  in  Selkirk,  1866, 
and  in  Greenock  (Sir  Michael  St.),  1877; 
started  new  Ch.  in  Greenock  (Finnart), 
1883;  ret.  in  indifferent  health,  1898,  but 
continued  to  serve  the  Ch.  as  Min. -emeritus; 
started  new  Ch.  in  Kingston,  Jamaica,  1902. 
Publications  :  Analysis  of  Pentateuch  and 
Hebrews;  The  Second  Coming;  Key  to  the 
Interpretation  of  Christ's  Prophetical  Dis- 
course, 1913,  etc.  etc.  Advocated  in  Ch. 
courts  freedom  of  the  Ch.  from  State  control 
and  voluntary  arrangement  of  religious  in- 
struction in  Nat.  schools ;  Mem.  of  Edin. 
Univ.  Council  Business  Comtce. ;  m.  Janet, 
dau.  of  Rev.  James  Stirling,  Aberdeen. 
Address :  36  Comely  Bank,  Edin. 

DAVIDSON,    Thomas,    1850-1.     CI.    6. 
b.   1836  ;    s.   of  Henrj-  Davidson  of 
Muirhouse,  15  Inverlcith  Place, 
in.  Caroline  Pittar  ;   d.  14  Oct.  1885. 


DEWAR.  James,  1846-51.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1836  ;  s.  of  John  Dewar,  Advocate, 
52  Great  King  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  1862 ;  L.R.C.S.E.  1862 ; 
F.R.C.S.E.  1878;  gen.  med.  pract. ;  d. 
1912. 

DICK-CUNYNGIIAM,  Robert  Keitlj 
Alexander,  1848-53.  CI.  3-7.  b.  21 
Dec.  1836  ;  s.  of  Sir  William  Hanmer 
Dick-Cunyngham,  8th  Bart,  of  Prcs- 
tonfield,  Cameron  House. 

Of  Prestonfield ;  9th  Bart. ;  Lt.  93rd 
Highs.  ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny,  1857-8, 
severely  wounded  (medal  with  clasp) ;  m. 
Sarah  Mary  Hetherington  ;  d.  2  May  1897  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  iv.  81. 

DOBBS.  Robert  Cathcart,  1849-50.  CI.  4. 
b.  21  Nov.  1835 ;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen. 
Richard  Stewart  Dobbs  of  Knock- 
dolian,  Greystones,  Co.  Wicklovv, 
M.S.C. 

Supt.  Engineer,  P.W.D.  India  (ret.) ;  m. 
i86i  Harriet  A.  Traill.  Address :  Knock- 
dolian,  Greystones,  Co.  Wicklow. 

DUNCAN,  Alexander  William,  1846-53, 
CI.  1-7.  b.  5  Feb.  1836;  s.  of 
Thomas  Duncan  of  Grenada,  W.T., 
78  Great  King  Street. 

Woolwich ;  Lt.-Col.  R.A.  ;  Lt.  1856 ; 
Capt.  1866;  Maj.  1874;  Lt.-Col.  (ret.),  1880  ; 
served  in  Ashanti  War,  1874,  in  transport 
service ;  commanded  post  of  Fommanah 
during  repulse  of  enemy's  attack;  slightly 
wounded  (desp.  for  the  '  energetic  defence 
of  the  post,"  brev.  of  Maj.,  medal  with 
clasp) ;  was  the  first  officer  to  enter  Coomassie 
in  1879;  proceeded  to  Natal  in  March  1870 
in  command  of  Ammunition  Col.,  and  served 
during  remainder  of  Zulu  War  ;  commanded 
Art.  of  Brig.  Clarke's  Col.  in  second  advance 
to  Ulundi  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  ni.  Lucy 
Elizabeth  Davidson ;  d.  6  Feb.  1896. 

FARQUHARSON,  Robert,  1846-50.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1836 ;  s.  of  Dr.  Francis 
Farquharson  of  Finzean,  F.R.C.S., 
25  Northumberland  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  1858  ;  also  Paris,  Berlin, 
Vienna ;  LL.D.  Aberdeen,  1883  ;  Ass. 
Surg.  Coldstream  Guards,  1859-68  ;  Med. 
Off.  to  Rugby  School  and  Ass.  Phys.  to 
St.  Mary's  Hosp.  ;  Lecturer  on  Materia 
Medica ;  M.P.  West  Aberdeenshire.  1880- 
1906.  Publications  :  Guide  to  Therapeutics 
(5th  ed.)  ;  School  Hygiene,  etc.  etc.  P.C. 
1906.  Address:  Finzean,  Aboyne ;  Migvie 
Lodge,  Porchester  Gardens,  Lond.,  W. 

FERGUSON,  Adam,  1846-8.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1836  ;  s.  of  John  Fergiison,  Coates 
Crescent. 

Capt.  42nd  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1854 ;  Lt. 
1855  ;  Capt.  1857  ;  served  at  siege  and 
fall    of     Sebastopol    from     14    July     1855 


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(medal    with    clasp    and    Turkish  medal)  ; 
d.  1865. 

FRASER,  William  Stuart,  1846-52.  CI. 
1-6,  b.  3  Oct.  1836  :  s.  of  William 
Eraser,  W.S.,  40  Melville  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  i86i  ;  of  Fraser, 
Stoddart  and  Ballingall,  W.S. ;  Fiscal,  W.S.' 
Soc.  ;  Clerk  to  the  Convenery  of  the  Trades 
of  Edin.  and  to  the  Trades  Maiden  Hosp.  ; 
J. P.  for  City  of  Edin.  ;  Dir.  E.A.  .since 
1898;  m.  Annabella,  dau.  of  George  Brooke 
Nelson,  Sol.,  Leeds.  Address  :  42  Melville 
Street,  Edin. 

GOWAN,  Laurence,  1846-7.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  George  Gowan,  Howard  Place. 

GRAHAM,    Patrick,    1846-9.     CI.    1-3. 
b.  1836  ;   s.  of  Patrick  Graham,  W.S., 
of  Robshill,  87  Inverleith  Row. 
d.  1862. 

GRANT,  John  Pvne,  1846-52.  CI.  1-6. 
ta.  16  April  1838  ;  s.  of  Gregor  Grant, 
late  Bom.  C.S. 

Col.  Bom.  B.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1856  ;  Lt.  1858  ; 
Capt.  1868;  Maj.  1876;  Lt.-Col.  1882; 
Brev.  Col.  1886;  ret.  1890;  served  in 
Indian  Mutiny,  1858  ;  took  part  in  sup- 
pression of  rebellion  in  Sawant  Wari  State 
and  afiair  of  Dir  Sing  (medal)  ;  m.  Caroline 
Seafield  Grant.  Address:  Haiel  Brae,  Glen 
Urquhart,  Inverness. 

GREIG,  WilHam,  1846-51.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1833  ;  s.  of  James  Grcig  of  Eccles, 
W.S.,  9  Abercromby  Place. 

d.  1856. 

HALL,   Edward  J.,   1848-50.     CI.   3,   4. 

s.    of    Maj.    John    Hall,    Canonmills 
House. 

Capt.  40th  Ft.;  Ensign  i8th  Ft.  1855; 
Lt.  1858;  Capt.  40th  Ft.  1863;  ret.  1873; 
served  with  i8th  (Roy.  Irish)  Regt.  through- 
out the  X.Z.  War,  1863-6,  in  Waikato  and 
Wanganui  dists.  (medal). 

HAMILTON,  George  John,  1847-9.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  9  Dec.  1836  ;  s.  of  George 
Hamilton,  Howe  Street. 

Col.  26th  Regt.  (Cameronians)  ;  Ensign 
31st  Regt.  1854;  Lt.  1855;  Capt.  26th  Regt. 
i860 ;  Brev.  Maj.  1874 ;  Maj.  1881  ;  Lt.- 
Col.  1884  ;  Col.  1888  ;  ret.  1891  ;  served 
with  31st  Regt.  in  Crimea  from  22  May  to 
15  June  1855,  including  siege  of  Sebastopol 
(medal  with  clasp  and  Turkish  medal)  ; 
served  throughout  campaign  in  north  of 
China,  i860,  including  action  of  Sinho  and 
storming  of  Tangku  (medal  with  clasp  for 
the  Taku  Forts) ;  also  during  operations 
against  the  Taepings  in  vicinity  of  Shanghai 
in  April  and  May  1862,  resulting  in  taking 
of  stockade  of  Nanksiang,  capture  by  esca- 
lade of  walled  cities  of  Kadin,  Tsinpoo,  and 
Tsolin,  fortified  town  of  Najow,  affair  at 
Nanksiang,    and    relief    of    Kadin;     served 


with     26th     (Cameronians)     in     Abyssinian 
campaign  of  1868  (medal)  ;   d.  23  Jan.  1903. 

HARE,  James,  1847-8.  CI.  2.  b.  16 
Aug.  1836  ;  s.  of  Stewart  Bayley  Hare 
of  Caldcr-hall,  Midlothian. 

Lt.-Col.  6oth  and  22nd  Rifles  ;  2nd  Lt. 
1854  ;  Lt.  1855  ;  Capt.  1855  ;  Maj.  1868  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1877 ;  ret.  1877  ;  served  with 
6oth  Rifles  in  campaign  of  1857  against  the 
mutineers  in  India  from  7  June,  including 
battle  of  Budlee-ke-Serai  and  taking  of 
heights  before  Delhi,  subsequent  siege 
operations,  assault  and  capture  of  city, 
with  final  attack  on  and  occupation  of 
palace  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  served  also  in 
Oude  campaign  of  1858,  including  actions 
at  Pusgaon  and  Rissoolpore,  attack  and 
capture  of  Fort  Mitowlie,  and  action  of 
Besioah;  J. P.  for  Stirlingshire;  m.  1862 
Ahce  Charlotte,  dau.  of  John  Tait,  Sheriff 
of  Perthshire.     Address:  Blairlogie,  Stirhng. 

HILL,  Henry  David,  1848-50.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  17  March  1836  ;  s.  of  Col.  John 
Hill,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Comy.-Gcn.  Madras 
Army. 

Lt.    34th   C.L.I. ;    Madras   Army;    d.    17 
June  1855  at  Secunderabad. 

HUGHES,  George  Pringle,  1846-50.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  27  Oct.  1833  ;  s.  of  George 
Hughes  Hughes  of  Middleton  Hall, 
AVooler,  J.P. 

Edin.  Institution ;  Edin.  Univ. ;  of  Middle- 
ton  Hall,  Wooler,  Northumberland  ;  Capt. 
Northumberland  Mil.  (ret.) ;  J.P.  for  forty 
years ;  Poor  Law  Guardian  for  thirty  years ; 
High  Sheriff  and  D.L.  Northumberland  ;' 
Mem.  of  Brit.  Assoc.  ;  F.R.G.S.  ;  mem.  of 
several  scientific  societies  in  Berwickshire, 
etc.  Recreations:  hunting,  shooting,  moun- 
taineering, and  travel.  Address:  Middleton 
Hall,  Wooler. 

HUGHES,  Joseph  William,  1846-53.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  8  March  1837;  s.  of  George 
Hughes  Hughes,  of  Middleton  Hall, 
Wooler,  J.P. 

Sandhurst ;  Maj. -Gen.  54th  Regt.  ;  2nd 
Lt.  1854 ;  Lt.  1856 ;  Capt.  1862  ;  Maj. 
1867;  Lt.-Col.  1876;  Col.  i88r;  Maj.-Gen. 
1884;  was  on  board  transport  'Sarah 
Sands  '  with  H.Q.  54th  Regt.,  on  passage 
to  India,  when  she  was  partially  destroyed 
by  fire  at  sea  on  11  Nov.  1857,  and  he  was 
specially  mentioned  in  the  G.O.  from  the 
Horse  Guards,  dated  27  Feb.  1858,  for  his 
conduct  on  that  occasion,  when  he  led  the 
party  that  volunteered  to  throw  the  gun- 
powder overboard  ;  afterwards  promoted 
Brev.  Maj. ;  served  during  Indian  Mutiny, 
including  Lord  Clyde's  campaign  in  Oude, 
1858-9  (medal)  ;  m.  Frances,  co-heiress  of 
Henry  Cox,  Brighton  ;  d.  10  Feb.  1907  ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xv.  86  and  xvii.  44. 

INNES,  Francis  Jeffrey  Cosmo,  1846-50. 
CI.  1-4.     b.  18.37  ;   s.  of  Cosmo  Innes, 


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Sheriff    of    Nairn    and    Morayshire, 
6  Forres  Street. 

H.H.  the  Nizam's  Cav.,  India;  d.  1867. 

JOHNSTONE,  James  William  Hope, 
1846-7.  CI.  1.  s.  of  James  Hope 
Johnstone,  Royal  Crescent. 

Col.  B.S.C.;  18th  B.N.I. ;  Ensign,  1852 
Lt.  1856;  Capt.  1864;  Maj.  1872  ;  Lt.-Col 
1878  ;  Col.  1882  ;  Indian  Mutiny,  1857-8 
attack  on  Thanna  Bhawan  (wounded)  . 
actions  of  Gangri,  Patiali,  Mainpuri,  and 
Bangaon  (wounded) ;  medal ;  N.W.F.  D'awar 
Valley  exped.  1872. 

LAWSON,  John  Riehard,  1846-7.  CI.  1. 
b.  1834 ;  s.  of  John  Lawson,  14th 
Laird  of  Cairnmuir,  Peeblesshire,  and 
representative  of  the  Lawsons  of 
Highriggs,  Midlothian. 

Went  to  N.Z.,  and  as  Capt.  in  Mil. 
took  part  in  Maori  War,  on  conclusion  of 
which  he  obtained  a  grant  of  land ;  d.  c. 
1908  in  N.Z. 

LIVINGSTONE  -  LEARMONTH,  John 
Franklin,  1846-50.  CI.  1-4.  b,  29 
Dec.  1837  ;  s.  of  John  Learmonth, 
M.D.,  afterwards  Livingstone-Lear- 
month,  Melville  Street,  and  Hobart, 
Tasmania. 

H.E.I.C.S.  1856  ;  .served  in  Burma  and 
Madras;  invalided  as  a  subaltern,  and 
retired  to  Australia  ;   d.  2  May  1875. 

LOWE,  Robert  Diek,  1846-9.  CI.  1-8. 
b.  20  Dec.  1836  ;  s.  of  Capt.  William 
Lowe,  Indian  Navy,  H.E.I.C.S.,   50 

Melville  Street. 

Mil.  Acad.,  Edin.,  and  Sandhurst ; 
H.E.I.C.S.  1854  ;  Ensign  48th  M.N.I.  1855  ; 
Lt.  1856  ;   d.  13  Jan.  1891. 

LUKE,  George  Rankine,  1846-53.  CI. 
1-7.  b,  1836 ;  s.  of  James  Luke, 
25  Brunswick  Street ;  Dux  of  CI.  2, 
3,  4,  5,  and  6  and  of  the  School, 
1853;  1st  Acad.  Club  Prizes,  1852 
and  1853,  for  History  and  Scrip- 
ture Knowledge,  1852  and  1853,  for 
Scholarship,  1853  ;  best  in  Greek  and 
French  Comp.  1853, 

Glasg.  Univ.  1853-5  ;  Prizes,  1853-4, 
Senior  Greek,  Lord  Jeffrey's  Gold  Medal, 
Latin,  Cowan  Gold  Medal;  1854-5  Cowan 
Gold  Medal  for  Greek;  Snell  Exhib.  1855  ; 
Bail.  Coll.  Oxon,  1855-9;  ist  CI.  Class. 
Mods.  1S57 ;  B.A.  (ist  CI.  Grts.),  1859 ; 
Gaisford  Prizeman  (Prose)  1858,  (Verse) 
1859  ;  '  Ireland  '  Schol.  1859  ;  Student  of 
Ch.  Ch.  Oxon,  1859-62;  Tutor,  1862;  ac- 
cidentally drowned,  3  March  1862  ;  in  his 
memory  there  were  founded  in  Glasg.  Univ. 
(i)  The  Luke  Fellowship,  and  (2)  The  Luke 
Historical  Prize. 


MACFARLAN,  John,  1846-52.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  4  Nov.  1836 ;  s.  of  David  MacFarlan, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  8  Ainslie  Place. 

Haileybury,  1855-7  !  Gold  Medals  (Persian 
and  Hindustani)  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  and  I.C.S. 
1 857-79 ;  Ass.  CoU.  and  Mag.  at  Sattara ;  Dep. 
Coll.,  Hyderabad,  Sinde ;  Ass.  Coll.  and  Mag., 
Poona ;  Carwar,  Canara ;  Beejapoor  and 
Nassick ;  P.M.G.  Bombay  and  Bengal ; 
received  the  thanks  of  Govt,  of  India  for 
services  as  P.M.G.  ;  ret.  1879  ;  m.  Anne, 
dau.  of  James  Macnair  of  Aucheneck, 
Stirlingshire.  Address :  Invermay,  Lake 
Road,  Wimbledon. 

MACKAY,  James  T.,  1846-9.  CI.  1-8, 
b.  1836  ;  s.  of  James  Mackay,  Danube 
Street. 

Hat  Manufacturer,  Edin.  ;   d. 

MACKENZIE,  Thomas  Kirkpatrick, 
1846-9.  CI.  1-3.  b.  25  Sept.  1836; 
s.  of  John  Ord  Mackenzie,  W.S., 
66  Northumberland  Street. 

Capt.  R.N.  ;  Mid.  1855;  Lieut.  1857; 
Comm.  1863  ;  Capt.  1870  ;  served  on  H.M.S. 
'  Hecla '  during  Russian  War,  1854-5 
(Baltic  medal  with  clasp)  ;   d.  10  Jan.  1872. 

MACNEAL,  Frederick  Henry,  1850-2. 
CI.  5,  6.  b,  18  May  1835;  s.  of 
George  ]\f  acneal  of  Ugadale,  Campbel- 
town. 

Proprietor  Farmer;  Comr.  of  Supply, 
Lanarkshire ;  Income  Tax  Comr.,  Lower 
Ward,  Lanarkshire;  m.  Jane  Ferguson, 
dau.  of  Rev.  Arch.  Macdougall.  Address  : 
39  Lilybank  Gardens,  Glasg. 

M'QUEEN,  John  Withers,  1846-8.  CI, 
1,  2.  b.  20  July  1836;  s.  of  Rev, 
John  M'Queen,  Leopold  Place. 

Lt.-Gen.  I.S.C. ;  K.C.B.  1889 ;  G.C.B. 
1906 ;  2nd  Lt.  1854 ;  Lt.  1857 ;  Capt. 
1866;  Maj.  1874;  Lt.-Col.  1879;  Col. 
1881  ;  Maj. -Gen.  1892  ;  Lt.-Gen.  1895  ; 
U.S.L.  1897 ;  served  throughout  Indian 
Mutiny  campaign,  1857-8,  with  4th 
Punjaub  Inf. ;  at  siege,  assault,  and  cap- 
ture of  Delhi ;  present  with  Greathed's  Col. 
in  actions  of  Boolundshuhur,  AUyghur, 
Askabad,  Agra,  and  Kanouge;  also  in 
advance  to  relief  of  Lucknow,  including 
action  at  Marigimge  (slightly  wounded), 
affairs  near  Alumbagh  and  Dilkoosha,  and 
storming  of  Secunderabagh  (severely 
wounded) ;  afterwards  present  at  Cawnpore 
and  in  advance  on  Futtehgur,  including 
action  at  Kala  Nuddee  and  several  minor 
affairs ;  commanded  4th  Punjaub  Inf. 
during  Oude  and  Rohilcund  campaign  in 
April  and  May  1858,  including  capture  of 
Bareilly  (desp.,  medal  with  two  clasps)  ; 
served  with  force  under  Brig.-Gcn.  Cham- 
berlain against  Cabool  Kheyl  Wuzeerees  in 
Dec.  1859  and  Jan.  i860;  also  against  the 
Mahsood  Wuzeerees  in  April  and  May 
i860  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  present  with 
Col.   Keye's  Force  in  attack  on  Bezooties 


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at  Gara,  March  1869 ;  served  in  Jowaki 
Afreedee  exped.  1877-8  (desp.,  clasp)  ; 
served  in  Afghan  War  of  1878-80  with 
Koorum  F.F.,  and  commanded  5th  Pun- 
jaub  Inf.  in  attack  on  Peiwar  Kotal  (desp., 
Brev.  Lt.-Col.,  and  C.B.) ;  took  part  with  Sir 
Frederick  Roberts'  Div.  in  advance  on  and 
occupation  of  Cabul ;  present  at  engagement 
of  Charasiah  (desp.,  medal  with  two  clasps)  ; 
served  with  Brig.-Gen.  Gordon's  Force  in 
Mahsood  Wuzeeree  exped.  May  1881  (desp.) ; 
commanded  Hazara  exped.  1888  (thanks 
of  the  Govt,  of  India,  K.C.B.,  and  clasp)  ; 
m.  1873  Charlotte  Helen,  dau.  of  Lt.-Gen. 
Charles  Pollard,  R.E.  ;   d.  15  Aug.  1909. 

M'WHANNEL,  Thomas  Dougal,  1848-9. 
CI.  3.  b.  27  June  1834  ;  s.  of  John 
M'Whannel,  Writer,  Perth. 

Forfarshire  Art. ;  Lt.  1858  ;  ret.  1862  ; 
d.  March  1877. 

MAKGILL,  George  Edward,  1846-53. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1836 ;  s.  of  George 
Makgill  of  Kemback  ;  Mitchell  Medal, 
1852  ;  Math.  Medal,  1853  ;  best  in 
Latin  Comp.  and  English  Verse, 
CI.  7,  1853. 

I.C.S. ;  Ass.  Mag.  and  Coll.,  Chittagong, 
i860  ;  Jt.  Mag.  and  Dep.  Coll.,  2nd  Grade, 
Midnapore,  1870;  Jt.  Mag.  and  Dep.  Coll., 
24  Pergunnahs,  1872  ;   d.  1873. 

MITCHELL,  James  Ritchie,  1846-9. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  16  Jan.  1837  ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Mitchell  of  the  Exchequer, 
85  Ann  Street. 

Owned  oil  wells  in  Pennsylvania ;  after- 
wards connected  with  Standard  Oil  Co.  ; 
fought  in  American  Civil  War  as  a  vol.  in  the 
'  Grand  Army  of  the  Republic,'  and  gained 
a  medal ;  m.  Annie  Blatch,  dau.  of  Dr. 
W.  A.  Roberts,  30  Queen  Street,  Edin. ;  d. 
I  Oct.  1903. 

MONCRIEFF,  Colin  Campbell,  Scott-, 
1849-52.  CI.  4-6.  b.  3  Aug.  1836  ; 
s.  of  Robert  Scott-Moncrieft  of  Fossa- 
way,  Advocate,  Dalkeith. 

Addiscombe,  1854-6;  passed  out  third; 
Col.  R.E.  ;  K.C.M.G.  1887  ;  K.C.S.I.  1903  ; 
2nd  Lt.  R.E.  (late  Bengal),  1856;  Lt.  1858; 
Capt.  1868 ;  Maj.  1874 ;  Brev.  Lt.-Col. 
i88i  ;  ret.  as  Hon.  Col.  1883  ;  served  during 
Indian  Mutiny,  1858-9  ;  took  part  in  siege 
of  Fort  Mitowlie  and  actions  of  Mehudee  and 
Besioah  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  22  Feb.  1859, 
medal)  ;  served  generally  in  India  from 
1858  to  1883  ;  deputed  by  Govt,  of  India 
to  report  on  irrigation  in  S.  Europe ;  report 
published  by  order  of  Govt.  ;  1 883  appointed 
Under  Sec.  for  Public  Works  in  Egypt 
and  Insp.-Gen.  of  Irrigation  ;  on  the  invi- 
tation of  the  Czar  visited  Merv,  and  gave 
advice  about  irrigation  in  Central  Asia ; 
1883-92  Under  Sec.  for  Scot. ;  1901-3  Pres. 
of  Commission  on  Irrigation  in  India ; 
LL.D.  Edin.  Univ. ;  m.  M.  D.  Albright,  dau. 
of  Arthur  Albright  of  Birmingham.   Address: 


n  Cheyne  Walk,  Chelsea,  Lond.,  S.W.     See 
also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  7. 

MORGAN,  William,  1846-51.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  9  Dec.  1836  ;  s.  of  James  Morgan, 
S.S.C,  7  Walker  Street. 

Merchant ;  d.  28  Feb.  1876  at  Selma, 
Arkansas,  U.S.A. 

MUIRHEAD,  Claud,  1847-52,  CI.  2-6, 
b.  11  Nov.  1835  ;  s.  of  Claud  Muir- 
head.  Proprietor  Edin.  Advertiser, 
7  Heriot  Row, 

M.D.  Edin.  1862 ;  M.R.C.P.  1864  ; 
F.R.C.P.  1865;  also  at  Berlin,  Vienna, 
and  Paris ;  engaged  in  med.  wori  in  Edin. 
as  teacher,  Roy.  Inf.  phys.,  and  private 
practitioner,  the  record  of  his  career  being 
one  of  steady,  useful  service ;  his  professional 
duties  monopolised  the  whole  of  his  energies 
and  interests  to  the  end  ;  Man.  Roy.  Inf. 
and  Chm.  of  the  Med.  Bd.  of  that  institu- 
tion ;  Lecturer  on  CUnical  Med.  at  the  Inf.  ; 
Phys.  at  the  Fever  Hosp. ;  Phys.  at  Chalmers 
Hosp.  and  prin.  referee  of  the  Scottish 
Widows'  Fund  Assur.  Soc.  ;  Consult.  Phys. 
to  the  Roy.  Inf. ;  Consult.  Phys.  to  Ch.  of 
Scot.  Deaconess  Hosp.  and  to  New  Town 
Dispensary.  Publications :  The  Causes  of 
Death  among  the  Assured,  1874-94 ; 
Relapsing  Fever  in  Edinburgh  in  1870 ; 
Treatment  of  Acute  Bronchitis,  1887  ; 
Treatment  of  Enteric  Fever,  etc.  etc.  m. 
1879  Janet  Jane  Jameson  "Torrie ;  d.  22 
June  1910  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  139. 

MURRAY,  Archibald  Gibson,  1848-51. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  1836  ;  s.  of  John  Murray, 
St.  Bernard's  Crescent, 

Maj.  M.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1854  ;  Lt.  1857  ; 
Capt.  1866  ;  Maj.  1874  ;  ret.  1879  ;  served 
with  a  field  detachment  on  Hyderabad 
(Deccan)  frontier,  1858-9  ;   d.  1884. 

MURRAY,  Hugh,  1846-7.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
William  Murray,  Laverockbank. 

MURRAY,  James  St,  Hypolite  Erskine-, 
1849-50.     CI,    4,     b,    16   July   1835 ; 
s.  of  the  Hon,  James  Erskine-Murray, 
Advocate, 
d.  14  Aug.  1853. 

NIXON,  William,  1848-51.  CI.  3-5.  s. 
of  William  Nixon,  Architect,  Clerk 
of  H.M.  Public  Works,  Edin. ;  d, 

OWEN,  Charles,  1846-8.  CI.  1,  2.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Owen,  Liverpool, 

PAGAN,  William,  1849-52.  CI.  4-6, 
b,  22  Aug,  1834  ;  s.  of  Samuel  A. 
Pagan,   M.D.,   F.R.C.S.,   40  MelviUe 

Street, 

Went  to  Australia  ;  m.  Ethilda  Wagstafi 
Lonsdale;   d.  May  1881. 


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MR.  TROTTER'S  CLASS,  1846-58 


PATON,  George,  1847-51.  CI.  2-5.  b. 
11  Oet.  1836;  s.  of  George  Paton, 
Capt.  CM.R.,  18  Danube  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.;  studied  Med.,  afterwards 
Div.  ;  Ch.  ot  Eng.  ;  D.  1865  ;  P.  1867  ; 
Chap,  of  Ramsey  and  V.  of  St.  Paul's, 
Ramsey,  I.  of  M.,  1871-1900;  fmly.  C.  of 
Ramsey,  I.  of  M.,  1865-71 ;  m.  1865  Ellen 
Mylrea  Farrant ;  d.  13  Jan.  1900;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  vii.  47. 

PATON,  Roderick  M'lver,  1847-9.  CI. 
2,  8.  b.  7  March  1833  ;  s.  of  George 
Paton,  Capt.  C.M.R.,  18  Danube 
Street. 

Clerk,  Statistical  Dept.  of  H.JI.  Customs, 
I.ond.  ;  m.  1866  Catherine  Jane,  dau.  of 
Rev.  George  Ingram,  B.D.,  R.  of  Ched- 
burgh,  Suffolk  ;   d.  30  Jan.  1903. 

PATTISON,  William  Ralph,  1846-54. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  12  July  1837  ;  s.  of  George 
Handasyde  Pattison,  Advocate,  Sheriff 
of  Roxburgh,  Selkirk,  and  Berwick- 
shire. 

M.A.  (Hons.),  Glasg.  Univ.  ;  CI.  Ex- 
perimental Ass.  to  Lord  Kelvin  (then  Prof. 
W.  Thompson)  in  Atlantic  cable  preparatory 
work;  W.S.  1869;  d.  26  March  1872. 

PITCAIRN,  Alexander  Young,  1846-53. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  5  April  1837  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas    Pitcairn,    F.    Ch.    Min.    at 

Cockpen. 

W.S.  1861 ;  of  Pitcairn  and  Mathers,  W.S. ; 
m.  1863  Helen,  dau.  of  John  Wyld,  Banker, 
Glasg.     Address:  56  Dick  Place. 

PLACE,  Bosville,  1846-51.     CI.  1-5.     b. 
1836  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Place,  Ann  Street. 
Went  to  Australia. 

PRINGLE,  Alexander,  1847-53.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  13  March  1837  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Pringle  of  Yair,  Forres  Street. 

Of  Yair  and  Whytbank  ;  Advocate,  1862  ; 
m.  1870  Mary  Arbuthnot,  dau.  of  Robert 
Keith  Pringle,  The  Grove,  Darley  Dale, 
Matlock  ;    d.  14  Sept.  1898. 

REID,  Alexander  Thomson,  1846-50. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1836;  s.  of  Alexander 
Reid,  Royal  Crescent. 

Maj.-Gen.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1852  ; 
Lt.  1854;  Capt.  1864;  Maj.  1872;  Lt.-Col. 
1878;  Col.  1882;  Maj.-Gen.  (ret.),  1885; 
served  as  Adj.  of  loth  Bom.  N.I.  at  siege  and 
capture  of  Kotah  ;  also  with  force  under 
Brig.  Smith  in  C.I. ;  recapture  of  Cbandaree ; 
action  of  Kota-ke-Serai ;  with  C.l.F.F.  at 
actions  before  and  capture  of  Gwalior, 
siege  and  capture  of  Powree,  and  campaign 
in  Malwa,  including  surprise  at  Koondrye 
(medal  with  clasp). 

RICHARDSON,  John  Walter,  1849-50. 
CI.  4.  s.  of  Thomas  Richardson, 
Restalrig  House. 


ROSS,  Horatio  Seftenberg  John,  1850-1. 
CI.  5.  b.  30  Dec.  1834  ;  s.  of  Horatio 
Ross,  Gledfield,  Bonar  Bridge. 

Haileybury,  1854-6 ;  H.E.I.C.S.  and 
B.C.S.  1856-66;  A.ss.  Mag.  and  Coll.  of 
Mirzapur;  invalided,  1866;  Agent  Branch, 
Bank  of  Eng.,  Portsmouth,  1869-95  '.  m. 
Caroline  de  Latour,  dau.  of  Sir  Theophilus 
St.  George,  Bart.  ;    d.  11  Aug.  1898. 

SANG,  Walter,  1846-52.  CI.  1-6,  b. 
9  Feb.  1836;  s.  of  John  Sang,  S.S.C., 
61  Great  King  Street. 

C.E.,  Liverpool;  employed  by  Govt,  in 
connection  with  engineering  projects  in 
Egypt;  m.  Jane  Kent;  d.  27  Jan.  1903. 

SINGER,  WiUiam  Duncan,  1846-52. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  18  Oct.  1835;  s.  of 
Alexander  Stewart  Singer,  Capt. 
H.E.I.C.S. 

Banker  and  Farmer ;  lived  for  many 
years  at  South  Riverton,  Southland,  N.Z.  ; 
d.  24  Oct.  1911. 

SPITTAL,  Charles  Grey,  1846-52.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  13  Feb.  1836 ;  s.  of  Sir 
James  Spittal,  Lord  Provost  of  Edin. ; 
Dux  of  CI.  1,  1847. 

M.A.  Edin.  ;  Advocate,  i860 ;  Sheriff 
Sub.  Stornoway,  1871-80  ;  Wick,  1880-4  I 
Co.  of  Selkirk  at  Selkirk,  1884-91  ;  m.  1864 
Rachel  Harvey  ;    d.  4  Aug.  1891. 

STEUART,  Thomas  Elis,  1846-52.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  2  Dec.  1836 ;  s.  of  James 
Steuart,  W.S.,  Edin. 

Sec.  B.L.  Co.  Bank  ;  m.  Georgina,  dau. 
of  George  Graham  Bell  of  Crurie,  Advocate  ; 
d.  19  July  1902  ;   see  aJso  E.A.  Ch.  x.  6. 

STEWART,  William  J.  E.  S.,  1846-50. 
CI.  1-3.  s.  of  William  Stewart, 
1  Howe  Street. 

STUART,  Robert  Edward,  1852-3.  CI.  7. 
b.  2  Nov.  1836 ;  s.  of  Hon.  and  Rev. 
Andrew  Godfrey  Stuart,  Hon.  Can. 
of  Peterborough,  Cottesmore  Rectory, 
Rutlandshire  ;  Prizes  for  best  English 
Essay  and  best  Historical  Essay,  1853. 
d.  30  May  1857. 

TAIT,  James,  1846-50.  CI.  1-4.  b.  16 
Nov.  1836  ;  s.  of  John  Renny  Tait, 
Queensferry  Street. 

W.S.  1859  ;   d.  c.  1882. 

TOD,  James,  afterwards  James  Tod 
Mercer,  1846-51.  CI.  1-5.  b.  9  April 
1836 ;  s.  of  James  Tod,  W.S.,  55 
Great  King  Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  of  Scotsbank  and  Hyndhope, 
Selkirkshire;  Advocate,  i860;  assumed  ad- 
ditional   name   of   Mercer,    1876;    J. P.    for 


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153 


Selkirkshire;  m.  Constance  Mary,  o.  dau. 
of  Rev.  Meyrick  Beebee,  R.  of  Simonburn, 
Northumberland;  d.  4  April  1913. 

VERNOR,  Robert,  1848-50.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1836  ;  s.  of  James  Vernor,  Hillhead, 
jMiisselburgh. 

Capt.  88th  Regt.  (Connaught  Rangers)  ; 
Ensign,  1854  ;  Lt.  1855  ;  Capt.  i860  ;  ret. 
1865  ;  served  in  Crimea  from  24  Feb. 
1855,  including  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol, 
attack  on  Quarries,  and  attacks  on  Redan 
on  18  June  and  8  Sept.  (medal  with  clasp, 
5th  cl.  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  medal)  ; 
served  in  suppression  of  Indian  Mutiny  in 
1857-8,  including  operations  at  Cawnpore 
(from  26  Nov.  to  6  Dec.  1857),  siege  of 
Lucknow  in  March  1838,  and  siege  of  Calpee 
(medal  with  clasp  for  C.I.). 

VERTUE,  Alexander,  1846-50.  Cl.  1-4. 
b.  1836  ;  s.  of  William  Vertue,  Wine 
Merchant,  Leith. 

Coffee-planter,  Ootacamund,  India  ;  died 
on  the  way  home  east  of  Suez  ;  m.  Emma, 
dau.  of  Gen.  Andrews;    d.  i866. 

WATSON,  John,  1846-51.  Cl.  1-5.  s. 
of  Thomas  Watson,  Danube  Street. 

WAUCHOPE,  Robert  Adam,  1846-7. 
Cl.  1.  b.  9  June  1836  ;  s.  of  George 
Wauchope,  Merchant,  8  Moray  Place. 

Rev.  S.  Perowne's  Sch.,  Norwich,  -1853  ; 
Maj.-Gen.  B.S.C.  ;  Ensign  H.E.I.C.S.  1855  ; 
Lt.  B.S.C.  1857  ;  Capt.  1867  ;  Maj.  1875  ; 
Brev.  Lt.-Col.  1879  ;  ret.  1885  as  Maj.-Gen. ; 
1857  served  with  the  4th  Sikhs  at  siege  and 
capture  of  Delhi  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  1 860-1 
with  Rattray's  Sikhs  against  the  hill  tribes 
of  Sikkim  (desp.)  ;  1863  with  23rd  Pioneers 
on  the  N.W.  Frontier  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
1864-5  as  Orderly  Off.  in  Bhootan  War  (desp. 
twice)  ;  1866  with  20th  Punjaubis  in  the 
Loonkwar  Valley  ;  1874-5  with  the  Trans- 
port Corps  in  the  Dufila  exped.  (desp.)  ;  1875 
commanded  Transport  Corps  in  the  Naga 
exped.  (desp.)  ;  1877-8  commanded  14th 
Sikhs  in  the  Jowaki  exped.  (desp.,  clasp)  ; 
1878-9  Afghan  War  (Brev.  Lt.-Col.,  medal 
with  clasp) ;  m.  Amy,  dau.  of  James  Norman; 
d.  24  Sept.  1898. 


WHIGHAM,  Robert,  1846-9.  Cl.  1-3. 
b.  12  Nov.  1836  ;  s.  of  Robert  Whig- 
ham,  Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Perthshire, 
79  Great  King  Street. 

Maj.-Gen.  42nd  Regt.  and  i6th  Lancers; 
2nd  Lt.  1854  ;  Lt.  1856  ;  Capt.  1856  ;  Maj. 
1872 ;  Lt.-Col  1877 ;  Col  1881  ;  U.L. 
1882  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1892  ;  served  with  42nd 
Highs,  in  Crimean  War  from  Dec.  1854, 
including  exped.  to  Kertch,  siege  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol,  and  assault  of  18  June 
(medal  with  clasp  and  Turkish  medal)  ; 
d.  1902. 

WILCOX,  Edward,  1847-50.  Cl.  2-4. 
s.  of  George  Wilcox,  Coll.  of  Customs, 
Leith,  Trinity  Crescent. 

WILSON,  John  P.,  1846-50.  Cl.  1-4. 
s.  of  John  Wilson,  Ann  Street. 

WOOD,  Henry,  1848-9.  Cl.  3.  b.  1836  ; 
s.  of  Robert  Henrj'  Wood,  Great 
King  Street ;  d. 

WRIGHT,  Charles,  1849-51.  Cl.  4,  5. 
b.  9  March  1834;  s.  of  Joseph  John 
Wright,  Sol.,  Sunderland. 

Sol.  and  N.P.,  Sunderland;  m.  Dorothy, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Bell  Ord,  Park  House, 
Sunderland  ;    d.  24  May  1913. 

WRIGHT,  John,  1849-50.  Cl.  4.  b. 
1836  ;  s.  of  Joseph  J.  Wright,  Ann 
Street. 

WYLLIE,  Francis  Robert  Shaw,  1846-7. 
Cl.  1.  b.  1837  ;  s.  of  Wilham  Wyllie, 
York  Place. 

Haileybury,  1856-7;  H.E.I.C.S.  and  I.C.S. 
1858-75;  Ass.  Mag.  and  Coll.,  Ratnagiri; 
invalided,  1875. 

YOUNG,  John  William,  1846-50.  Cl. 
1-4.  b.  2  April  1836  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Young,  W.S.,  55  Great  King  Street. 

W.S.  1868  ;  of  David,son  and  Syme,  W.S. ; 
d.  28  Sept.  1897. 


DR.  HARVEY'S  CLASS,  1847-54 


AITCHISON,  James  Edward  Tierney, 
1850-2.  Cl.  4,  5.  b.  28  Oct.  1835; 
s.  of  Maj.  James  Aitchison,  H.E.I.C.S., 
Newbattle. 

M.D.  Edin. ;  Brig.  Surg.  B.M.S. ;  CLE., 
F.R.S.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  1858 ;  Surg.  1870 ; 
Brig.  Surg.  1885  ;  ret.  1888 ;  served  in 
Afghan  War  of  1878,  and  was  present  at 
capture  of  Peiwar  Kotal  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
m.  1862  Eleanor  Carmichael,  dau.  of  Robert 
Craig  of  Craig-Esk,  Newbattle  ;  d.  30  Sept. 
1898. 


ALLAN,  Thomas  Henry,  1847-52.  Cl. 
1-5.  b.  25  Feb.  1837  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Allan,  Stockbroker,  29  York  Place. 

Merchant,  Madras,  also  of  T.  H.  Allan 
and  Co.,  17  Gracechurch  Street,  Lond. ;  m. 
A.  Sanderson  ;   d.  19  Jan.  1885. 

ANDERSON,    Archibald,    1847-53.     Cl. 

1-6.     b.  6  Nov.  1835  ;    s.  of  Thomas 

Scott  Anderson,  W.S.,  1  Atholl  Place. 

Exeter   Coll.    Oxon ;     M.A. ;     Advocate, 


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DR.  HARVEY'S  CLASS,  1847-54 


i860 ;  Registrar  of  Friendly  Socs.  for 
Scot.  1871-9  ;  Jt.  Ed.  Gen.  Index  to  Acts 
of  Pari,  of  Scot.  {Record  Edit.) ;  m.  Georgina 
Maria,  dau.  of  Rev.  Edmund  Russell  of 
All  Saints,  Pontefract.  Address :  30  Oxford 
Square,  Lond.,  W.,  and  St.  Helens,  Bourne- 
mouth. 

ANDERSON,  Thomas  A.,  1849-52.     CI. 
3-5.     s.    of    Thomas   Anderson,    Fre- 
derick Street. 
Writer,  Glasg. 


BEERS,  William,  1847-8.     CI.  1. 
William  Beers,  Howe  Street. 


s.  of 


BELL,  John  Montgomerie,  1847-54.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  28  May  1837;  s.  of  Alexander 
Montgomerie  Bell,  W.S.,  Prof,  of  Con- 
veyancing in  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Dux  CI.  2, 
1849. 

Edin.  Univ.;  W.S.  1862;  of  BeU,  Banner- 
man  and  Finlay,  W.S.  ;  a  keen  musician  ; 
assisted  in  production  of  the  Scottish  Hymn- 
ary;  m.  1870  Elizabeth  Jane,  dau.  of  Henry 
Simpson;,  d.  8  June  1910;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
xvii.  127. 

BELL,  Joseph,  1847-54.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
2  Dec.  1837  ;  s.  of  Benjamin  Bell, 
Surg.,  F.R.C.S.,  22  St.  Andrew  Square ; 
Prize  for  Scripture  Knowledge,  1854. 

M.D.  Edin.  1859 ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1862  ; 
one  of  the  best  known  surgeons  of  his  day  ; 
Surg,  to  Roy.  Inf.  for  fifteen  years  ;  to  Roy. 
Hosp.  for  Sick  Children ;  to  Longmore 
Hosp.  from  1875-1911  ;  Mem.  Univ.  Court, 
Edin.  Univ.  ;  Treas.  and  Pres.  of  R.C.S.E. 
for  two  years ;  actively  interested  in  philan- 
thropic and  educational  works  ;  Vice-Pres. 
and  Chm.  Victoria  Institute  for  Nurses ; 
D.L.  Co.  of  City  of  Edin. ;  Author  of  Manual 
of  Surgical  Operations,  1894  (7th  ed.) ;  Notes 
on  Surgery  for  Nurses,  1906  (6th  ed.) ;  Editor 
Edinburgh  Medical  Journal;  m.  Edith 
Katherine,  dau.  of  Hon.  James  Erskine 
Murray;  d.  4  Oct.  1911  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
xix.  29. 

BLACKWOOD,  George  Frederick,  1847- 
54.  CI.  1-7.  b.  11  Aug.  1838  ;  s.  of 
Maj.  WiUiam  Blackwood,  H.E.I.C.S., 
6  Coates  Crescent ;    XI. 

Addiscombe,  1856-7  ;  won  Quarter-mile, 
One-mUe,  and  Hurdles,  1857;  Maj.  R.H.A. 
(Bengal);  2nd  Lt.  1857;  Lt.  1858;  Capt. 
1867  ;  Brev.  Maj.  1872 ;  Maj.  1875  ;  m. 
Madeline,  y.  dau.  of  Dr.  Davey,  Clifton, 
Bristol;   killed  at  Maiwand,  1880. 

BLAIR,  Patrick,  1847-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  4  Oct.  1836;  s.  of  Hugh  Blair. 
W.S.,  of  Auchenreoch,  Drummond 
Place. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  W.S.  i860;  Dir.  Nat.  Bank 
of  Scot,  and  Scott.  Equitable  Life  Assur. 
Soc. ;    also  for  many  years  a  Man.  of  the 


Roy.  Inf.,  Edin. ;  m.  (i)  Hon.  Eleonora  Jane 
Ross,  dau.  of  James,  Lord  Moncreifi  of 
Tulliebole;  (2)  Elizabeth  Hunter,  widow  of 
Archibald  Anderson  Watt  of  Denmylne;  d. 
30  Nov.  1910  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xviii.  41 
and  34. 

BRODIE,  Thomas  Stewart,  1848-50.  CI. 
2,  3.     d. 

BRUCE,  Charles,  1848-53.     CI.  2-6.     s, 
of  Alexander  Bruce,  Melville  Street, 
d.  young. 

CAMPBELL,    Alexander,    1847-50.     CI. 
1-3.     b.  9  June  1836  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Campbell    of    Cammo,    4    Charlotte 
Square, 
d.  30  June  i860. 

CAMPBELL,  Archibald  N.,  1848-51. 
CI.  2-4.  s.  of  Thomas  Campbell, 
12  George  Square. 

CAMPBELL,  James,  1848-51.  CI.  2-4. 
s.  of  Thomas  Campbell,  12  George 
Square. 

CAMPBELL,  Michael  Scott,  1848-52. 
CI.  2-5.  s.  of  James  Campbell, 
Melville  Street. 

CANDLISH,  James  Smith,  1847-54.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  14  Dec.  1835 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Prin.  Robert  S.  Candhsh,  D.D., 
Mod.  G.A.  of  F.  Ch.  1861,  Min.  of 
F.  St,  George's,  Edin.;  Dux  of 
CI.  1  and  3,  1848  and  1850  ;  Math. 
Medal,  1854 ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for 
Scholarship,  1854 ;  best  in  Latin 
Verse,  Greek  Comp.,  and  Historical 
Essay,  1854. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  D.D.  Glasg.  ;  Edin. 
F.  Ch.  Coll.  and  Germany ;  Prof,  of 
Divinity,  F.  Ch.  Coll.,  Glasg.;  after  acting 
as  Ass.  to  Dr.  Henderson  in  F.  St.  Enoch's, 
Glasg.,  called  to  Logie  Almond,  Perthshire, 
1863  ;  six  years  later  translated  to  E.F. 
Ch.,  Aberdeen,  where  he  remained  till 
1872,  when  appointed  Prof,  of  Systematic 
and  Pastoral  Theology  in  F.  Ch.  Coll., 
Glasg.,  which  chair  he  occupied  until  his 
death  with  great  satisfaction  to  his  col- 
leagues and  students  ;  assisted  in  editing 
one  of  the  edit,  of  the  Ency.  Brit,  before 
entering  on  his  ministry,  and  was  for  several 
years  ed.  of  the  British  and  Foreign 
EvangeUcal  Review ;  also  contributed 
several  vols,  to  the  series  of  handbooks 
for  Bible  classes  pubUshed  by  T.  and  T. 
Clark,  Edin.,  among  which  were  treatises 
on  The  Sacraments;  The  Holy  Spirit; 
The  Epistle  to  the  Ephesians;  and  The 
Christian  Doctrine  of  God  ;  n>.  '1872 
Annie  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Dr.  Simpson  of 
Kintore ;  d.  7  March  1897;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  iv.  64. 


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CARMICHAEL,  Andrew  Thomas,  1847- 
54.  a.  1-7.  b.  19  Feb.  1839 ;  s.  of 
Archibald  Carmichael,  Class.  Master, 
E.A. 

Chart.  Bank  of  India,  Australia,  and 
China  at  Calcutta,  Hong-Kong,  Shanghai, 
and  Singapore  (Manager) ;  m.  Helen  Jane, 
dau.  of  Duncan  MacDonald  ;   d.  Oct.  1884. 

CHALMERS,  Alexander  Bishop,  1847-51. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1837  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Alexander 
Chalmers,  India. 

Capt.  B.N.I.  ;   d.  1869  at  Peshawar. 

CHEEK,  Wigram  A.,  1849-51.  CI.  3,  4. 
s.  of  George  Cheek,  Warriston  Cres- 
cent; d. 

CRAWFORD,  Donald,  1847-54.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  5  May  1837 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Crawford  of  Arcs,  Argyllshire  ;  Dux 
of  CI.  4,  5,  6  and  of  the  School,  1854  ; 
1st  and  2nd  Acad.  Club  Prizes,  1854  ; 
Mackenzie  Prize  for  Scholarship  and 
Prize  for  Scripture  Knowledge  open 
to  School,  1853  ;  best  in  Latin  Prose 
and  English  Verse,  1854. 

BaU.  Coll.  Oxon;  ist  CI.  Mods.  1858; 
2nd  CI.  Grts.  i860;  Fell.  Lincoln  Coll. 
Oxon,  1861-81  ;  also  at  Heidelberg;  Ad- 
vocate, 1862;  Legal  Sec.  to  L.A.  1880-5; 
M.P.  Lanarkshire,  N.E.,  1885-95  ;  Pari. 
Boundary  Comr.  1885  ;  Mem.  Scot.  Univ. 
Commission,  1890-7;  Sheriff  of  Aberdeen, 
Kincardine,  and  Banff  from  1895-1911 ; 
Dep.  Chm.  Fishery  Bd.  for  Scot.  1897 ; 
D.L.  Cos.  Aberdeen  and  Banff;  J. P.  City  of 
Edin. ;  m.  Virginia  Mary,  dau.  of  T.  Eustace 
Smith,  M.P.  Address:  35  Chester  Street, 
Edin. 

CRIGHTON,  Alexander  Clifford,  1849- 
53.  CI.  3-6.  b.  3  April  1838 ;  s. 
of  William  Crighton,  Sol.,  Newcastle- 
on-Tyne. 

Sol.,  Newcastle-on-Tyne  ;  d.  24  Dec.  1869. 

CROUCH,  Henry  B.,  1848-9.  CI.  2. 
b,  1838;  s.  of  William  Crouch,  19 
Archibald  Place. 

Of  W.  Crouch  and  Son,  Manufacturing 
Jewellers,  Edin. 

CUNDELL,  William  Joseph,  1849-52. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  14  June  1837  ;  s.  of 
Joseph  Cundell,  Agent  B.L.  Co. 
Bank,  Leith. 

Merchant,  Leith ;  m.  Lucy  Georgetta 
Munby,  Farnham,  Surrey  ;   d.  30  Nov.  1907. 

DAVIDSON,  David,  1848-50.  CI.  2,  3. 
s.  of  Samuel  Davidson,  Leith. 


DAVIDSON,    John    Lamont,    1847-50. 
CI.     1-3.     b.     1837;      s.     of    James 
Davidson,  Castle  Street. 
Went  to  Austraha. 

DENYS,  George  A.,  1848-54.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  15  July  1837  ;  s.  of  Sir  George 
William  Denys,  Bart.,  of  Draycott 
Hall,  Darlington  ;  best  in  French  and 
German  and  French  Comp.,  1854. 

In  Diplomatic  Service ;  Attache  in  Paris  ; 
d.  14  Nov.  1858. 

DEWAR,  Robert,  1849-51.  CI.  3,  4. 
s.  of  Robert  Dewar,  Elder  Street. 

DOBBS,  Francis  Hugh,  1849-51.  CI, 
3,  4.  b.  23  Aug.  1838  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  Richard  Stewart  Dobbs  of 
Knockdolian,  Greystones,  Co.  Wick- 
low,  M.S.C. 

Lt.  I  St  M.  Europ.  Fus.  (now  Royal  Dublin 
Fus.)  ;  killed  during  the  relief  of  Lucknow, 
16  Nov.  1857,  at  the  storming  of  the  Shah 
Nujif. 

DOBBS,  Richard  Stewart,  1849-50.  CI.  3. 
b.  28  May  1837;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen, 
Richard  Stewart  Dobbs  of  Knock- 
dolian, Greystones,  Co.  Wicklow, 
M.S.C. 

After  being  engaged  in  business  for  a 
time  went  to  India  and  entered  the  P.W.D., 
from  which  he  retired  to  take  up  the  post 
of  Conservator  of  Forests  to  H.H.  the 
Nizam  of  Hyderabad  (Deccan)  ;  m.  (i) 
Mary  Lepper ;  (2)  1880  Isabella  Mallock 
Bell-Whiteford  ;   d.  20  Nov.  1905. 

DODS,  William,  1848-51.  CI.  2-4.  s.  of 
Henry  Dcds,  Ramsay  Lodge. 

DRYSDALE,  William,  1848-53.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  March  1838  ;  s.  of  John  Drysdale 
of  Kilrie,  Sheriff  Clerk  of  Lanarkshire. 

Of  Kilrie ;  Dep.  Sheriff  Clerk,  Glasg. ; 
he  then  farmed  his  father's  estate  of  Kilrie 
and  several  adjoining  farms,  also  sheep 
farm  of  Balmaha  on  D.  of  Montrose's 
Loch  Lomond  estate  ;  in  1884  he  went  to 
Australia  as  Insp.  of  Stations  for  the 
Australian  Mortgage  Land  and  Finance  Co., 
and  was  afterwards  made  Man.  ;  on  retiring 
from  that  position  he  was  appointed  Man. 
of  the  Australian  Estates  Co.,  and  held 
that  position  until  his  death  ;  m.  Georgina 
Begbie  Gibson,  Woolmet ;   d.  17  Dec.  1902. 

DUBUC,  Emile  William,  1847-8.  CI.  1. 
b.  1837  ;  s.  of  Emile  Peter  Dubuc, 
Prof,  of  French,  121  George  Street. 

DUCAT,  Charles,  1847-50.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1837  ;  s.  of  James  Stewart  Ducat, 
W.S.,  68  Great  King  Street. 

Accidentally  drowned  at  sea  near  Calcutta, 
23  Feb.  i860. 


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DUNCAN,  David,  1849-50.  CI.  3.  b. 
1885 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Duncan  of 
Providence,  R.I.,  U.S.A. 

Lived  in  Providence,  R.I.,  U.S.A.  ;  m. 
Fanny  Bloodgood  of  Providence,  R.I., 
U.S.A.  ;   d.  1873. 

DUXLOP,  John,  1847-52.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
25  July  1837  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Dunlop  of  Clober,  45  Moray  Place. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M'Gill  Univ.  Canada ;  B.C.L. 
i860;  called  to  Montreal  Bar,  1861  ;  Q.C. 
1889 ;  Bar  of  Montreal  Treas.  1889-91  ; 
Batonnier,  1891-3;  D.C.L.  1910 ;  Puisne 
Judge  of  Superior  Court,  Prov.  Quebec, 
J904  ;  Admiralty  Judge,  Exchequer  Court 
oi  Canada,  1906 ;  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  of 
David  Bellhouse.  Address:  299  Peel  Street, 
Montreal. 

DUNLOP,  John  M.,  1847-50.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  David  Dunlop  (America),  Forres 
Street. 

EDEN,  William  Thomas,  1847-52.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1838  ;  s.  of  Col.  John  Eden, 
C.B.,  A.A.G.,  7  Alva  Street. 

Col.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1855  ;  I,t.  1859  ; 
Capt.  1867;  Maj.  1875;  Lt.-Col.  1881  ; 
Hon.  Col.  (ret),  1882. 

ELGIN,  James,  1847-8.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
William  Elgin,  19  Norton  Place ;  d. 

FAIRLIE,  Patrick,  1847-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  15  May  1836  ;  s.  of  Col.  James 
Fairlie  of  Holms  House,  Ayrshire, 
Moray  Place. 

Bank  in  Glasg.  ;  then  in  Patrick  Hender- 
son's shipping  office,  Glasg. ;  after  his 
marriage  went  to  Queensland,  and  took  up 
a  sheep  and  cattle  station,  called  Moarnish 
Station ;  in  1873  sold  out  and  returned 
to  England  ;  settled  at  Norwich  ;  m.  Marie 
Louise,  2nd  dau.  of  Dr.  Ferryman,  Norwich  ; 
d.  7  April  1888. 

FERRIER,  John  Paxton,  1850-4.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  1837  ;  s.  of  James  Crawford 
Ferrier,  M.D.,  Carlton  Terrace,  Lond. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Australia;  d.  25  March 
1898. 

FORBES,  John  Foster,  1847-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  11  Dec.  1835;  s.  of  Col.  John 
Forbes,  Bom.  Army,  Wemyss  Place. 

Of  Rothiemay  and  Balloch ;  J. P.  and 
D.L.  Banffshire ;  Lt.-Col.  Bom.  S.C.  ; 
Ensign,  1854  ;  Lt.  1857  ;  Capt.  1866 ; 
Maj.  1874;  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  (ret.),  1878;  was 
present  at  suppression  of  the  Mutiny  at 
Aurungabad  in  June  18,57  ^"^  subsequent 
relief  of  Mhow  ;  at  siege  and  capture  of 
fort  of  Dhar  ;  in  actions  in  front  of  Munde- 
sore;  battle  and  subsequent  capture  of 
Gurraria  (wounded)  ;  at  siege  and  storm  of 
fortresses  of  Chandaree  (wounded)  and 
Jhansi;    battle    of    the    Betwa;    action  at 


Kooneh  ;  different  actions  on  banks  of 
Jumna,  from  15  to  23  May  1858,  ending  in 
capture  of  Calpee  ;  action  of  Morar,  actions 
at  or  near  Kotah-ke-Serai,  and  capture  of 
Gwalior ;  served  in  operations  against 
Maun  Sing  in  the  Padrone  jungles  (medal 
with  clasp) ;  recommended  for  V.C. ;  Brig.- 
Maj.  Scinde  F.F.  1860-9;  Ass.  Polit.  Supt. 
U.  Scinde  frontier,  1870-1 ;  late  comdg. 
36th  Cav.  LA.  (Jacob's  Horse),  1870-8; 
m.  1873  Mary  Livesey,  dau.  of  the  late 
Thomas  Wardle  of  the  Beach,  Cheshire. 
Address:  Rothiemay  Castle,  Banffshire. 

FORSYTH,  Burnet  B.,  1850-2.  CI.  4,  5. 
s.  of  J.  B.  Forsyth  (Quebec). 

GEORGE,  Ebenczcr.  1847-52.  CI.  1-5. 
s.  of  Andrew  George,  13  London 
Street. 

GLASSFORD,  Alexander  Napier,  1847- 
52.  CI.  1-5.  b.  1838  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Glassford,  Castle  Street. 

Sheep  Farmer,  N.Z.  ;  m.  Miss  Cleland, 
Edin.  ;   d.  c.  1880. 

GLOAG,  Dunlop,  1847-50.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1837  ;  s.  of  John  Gloag,  Canonmills 
House. 

Lt.  51st  (K.O.)  Regt.  1856;   d.  1857. 

GREEXOAK,  Robert,  1847-8,  CI.  1. 
b.  1837  ;    s.  of  Robert  Greenoak,  19 

Union  Street. 

Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  1859;  d.  1873. 

GREIG,  Charles,  1847-52.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1837  ;  s.  of  James  Greig  of  Eccles, 
AV.S.,  9  Abercromby  Place. 

Settled  in  Minnesota,  U.S.A.  ;   d.  1867. 

HARE,  Alexander  Maconochie,  1847-54. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  14  Jan.  1838 ;  s.  of 
Steuart  Bayley  Hare  of  Calder-hall, 
Midlothian. 

W.S.  1864  ;   d.  14  Oct.  1876. 

HENDERSON,  William,  1847-51.  CI. 
1-4.  s.  of  Charles  James  Henderson 
of  Coltbridge,  34  Royal  Terrace. 

HILL,  WilHam,  1848-53.  CI.  2-6.  b. 
26  June  1837  ;  s.  of  Col.  John  Hill, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Comy.-Gen.  Madras  Army. 

Maj. -Gen.  I.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1853  ;  Lt. 
1856;  Capt.  1865;  Maj.  1873;  Lt.-Col. 
1879;  Col.  1883;  Maj. -Gen.  U.S.L.  1893; 
m.  Charlotte  Miller,  dau.  of  Beauchamp 
Colclough  Urquhart  of  Old  Meldrum  and 
Bythe  ;  d.  4  Dec.  1904. 

HILLS,  Robert  Savi,  1850-3.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  8  May  1887;  s.  of  James  Hills 
of  Neechindipore,  Bengal ;  XI. 

Rugby,  1853-5,  XL;  played  in  first  match, 
Rugby  V.  Marlborough;   went  out  to  India, 


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1858,  and  became  an  indigo  broker  in  Cal- 
cutta; ret.  1876;  m.  1896  Agnes  Leonora, 
e.  dau.  of  William  Hay  of  Glasg. ;  d.  3  Jan. 
1909  at  Inverurie,  N.B. 

HOPE,  John  Louis,  1847-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  13  Feb.  1837  ;  s.  of  James  Hope, 
W.S.,  D.K.S. 

Lieut.  R.N. ;  H.M.S.  '  Bruce  ' ;  drowned 
at  Lagos,  18  July  1859. 

HOWDEN,  Francis,  1849-52.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  28  Feb.  1836  ;  s.  of  Bailie  Peter 
Howden,  6  Brandon  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.E.  ;  Govt.  Surveyor  in 
N.Z.  ;  did  some  exploration  in  Central 
Otago,  where  he  discovered  a  lake,  which 
is  called  after  him  ;   d.  21  Dec.  1896. 

HOZIER,  Henry  Montagu,  1853-4.  CI.  7. 
b.  20  March  1838  ;  s.  of  James  Hozier 
of  Newlands  and  Mauldslie  Castle, 
Lanarkshire,  Advocate. 

Rugby,  -1853  ;  passed  first  into  and  out  of 
Stag  Coll.;  K.C.B.  1897;  Sec.  of  Lloyd's  and 
Col.  comdg.  3rd  Kent  (Roy.  Arsenal)  Art. 
Vols. ;  Lt.-Col.  3rd  D.G. ;  Lt.  R.A.  1857;  Cor- 
net and  Sub-Lt.  2nd  L.G.  1863;  Lt.  L.G.  1863; 
Capt.  3rd  D.G.  1868  ;  Ass.  Controller  (rank- 
ing as  Lt.-Col.),  1870;  ret.  1875;  served  in 
campaign  of  i860  in  China  with  R.A., 
including  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts  and 
actions  near  Tangchow  (medal  with  two 
clasps)  ;  served  in  Abyssinian  campaign  in 
1868  as  Ass.  Mil.  Sec.  to  Lord  Napier 
(desp.  as  having  evinced  '  great  energy  and 
practical  ability,'  medal)  ;  served  with 
the  German  Army  in  war  of  1866  ;  Ass. 
Mil.  Attache  in  Franco-German  War,  1 870-1, 
during  which  he  was  decorated  with  the 
Iron  Cross  by  the  Emperor  William  i.  ; 
m.  1878  Lady  Henrietta  Blanche  Ogilvie, 
e.  dau.  of  Earl  of  AirUe  ;   d.  26  Feb.  1907. 

HUNTER,  Thomas  Alexander,  1847-52. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  10  Oct.  1837  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
Adam  Hunter,  18  Abercromby  Place. 

Lt.-Col.  2nd  B.  Fus.  and  104th  Ft.  ; 
2nd  Lt.  1856;  Lt.  1857;  Capt.  186.4;  Maj. 
1877  ;  ret.  as  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  1879  ;  .served 
at  siege  of  Delhi,  1857  ;  battle  of  Budlee- 
ke-Serai;  final  assault  and  capture  of  city 
(medal  with  clasp)  ;  also  with  Sikkim 
F.F.  1860-1  ;   d.  23  May  1904. 

INGLES,  Alexander  W.,  1849-51.  CI. 
3-4.     s.  of  David  Ingles,  Heriot  Row. 

INGLIS,  Andrew,  1848-51.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  11  Dec.  18.37:  s.  of  Archibald 
Inglis,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 

M.D.  Edin.  1859;  F.R.C.S.E.  1863; 
Lecturer  at  Minto  House  ;  Prof,  of  Midwifery 
in  Univ.  of  Aberdeen  from  1869,  and  during 
his  occupancy  of  that  chair  established 
the  Maternity  Hosp.  in  Aberdeen ;  d.  13 
March  1875. 


JARDINE,  Charles  John,  1847-50.  CI, 
1,  2.  b.  1838;  s.  of  Sir  William 
Jardine,  7th  Bart,  of  Applegirth, 
Dumfriesshire. 

Magd.  Hall,  Oxon,  1859  ;  St.  Bees,  1868  ; 
Ch.  of  Eng. ;  D.  1871  ;  P.  1872;  fmly. 
C.  of  Kincardine,  1 871-2  ;  R.  of  Bramp- 
ton, Norfolk,  1873-4 ;  C.  of  L.  Torring- 
ton,  1876-8 ;  Edlington,  Yorks,  1878-S0 ; 
Ravenfield,  Yorks,  1880-1  ;  V.  of  Flecknev, 
1S83-5  ;  C.  of  Langley,  1886-91  ;  R.  of 
Foulness,  1891-4;  Horsington,  Lines,  1894- 
1907 ;  L.  Pr.  Chichester  from  1907 ;  m. 
1869  Miss  Twining.  Address:  The  Old 
Mill,  Benfiekl  End,  Stansted,  Essex. 

KINNEAR,  William  Balfour,  1850-2. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  16  March  1838  ;  s.  of 
James  Kinnear,  W.S.,  21  Moray 
Place. 

Merchant,  Foochow,  China ;  m.  Emily, 
dau.  of  Rev.  E.  R.  Larken,  R.  of  Burton,  by 
Lincoln  ;   d.  16  April  1871. 

LAWRIE,  Henry  J.,  1850-1.  CI.  4. 
26  Pitt  Street. 

MACKENZIE,  Thomas,  1847-52.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  16  Feb.  1837  ;  s.  of  Forbes 
Mackenzie,  Abercromby  Place. 

Maj.  78th  Highs.  ;  Ensign  42nd  Highs. 
1856 ;  transferred  to  78th  Highs.  1857 ;  Lt. 
18.58  ;  Capt.  1863  ;  Brev.  Maj.  1877  ;  Maj. 
1878  ;  ret.  1885  ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny, 
1858-9;  Afghan  War,  1880  (medal).  Ad- 
dress :  Chateau  d'oex,  Vaud,  Switzerland. 

MAXWELL,  John  Robert  Heron,  1847-8. 
CI.  1.  b.  4  June  1836;  s.  of  Sir 
John  Heron  Maxwell,  6th  Bart,  of 
Springkell. 

Harrow;  Exeter  Coll.  Oxon;  R.H.G.  and 
15th  Huss. ;  ret.  as  Capt.  1865;  Cornet, 
1859;  Lt.  i860;  Capt.  1863;  Master  of 
the  Merchant  Taylors  Co.  1905-6 ;  J. P. 
Dumfriesshire,  Cumberland,  Surrey,  and 
Lond. ;  D.L.  Dumfriesshire ;  Mem.  of  the 
Roy.  Co.  of  Archers ;  S.  father  as  7th  Bart, 
of  Springkell;  m.  1866  Carohne  Harriette, 
dau.  of  R.  Howard  Brooke  of  Castle  Howard, 
Co.  Wicklow  ;   d.  12  May  1910. 

MENZIES,  William,  1850-4.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  14  Aug.  1837  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Robert 
Menzies,  Hoddom  Manse,  Ecclefechan. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  licensed,  1862,  by  Presb.  of 
Annan,  and  went  as  Ass.  to  Dr.  Clark  at 
Kilraun  and  Dunoon ;  Min.  second  charge, 
Ayr,  1863-72;  Min.  Gladsmuir,  1872-6; 
Min.  Innerleithen,  1876-8;  Min.  Duns, 
1878-81  ;  m.  Helen,  dau.  of  Rev.  John 
Clark,  D.D.,  Dunoon  ;  d.  13  Sept.  1881. 

MILLER,  James,  1847-51.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
13  May  1837  ;  s.  of  James  Miller, 
F.R.C.S.E.,  Prof,  of  Surg.,  Edin.  Univ. 

M.D.  Edin.  1858  ;  Surg.  P.  and  O.  service ; 
d.  8  Jan.  1868  in  Abyssinia. 


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DR.  HARVEY'S  CLASS,  1847-54 


MONTGOMERY,  John  P.,  1848-51.  CI. 
2-4.  s.  of  John  Montgomery,  Windsor 
Street. 

MOODIE,  Afleck,  1851-3.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1887  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Moodie,  Lond.  ; 
Mitchell  Medal,  1858. 

B.A.  ;  Barr.  Line.  Inn,  1864 ;  Bombay, 
1867;   Calcutta,  1869  ;   d.  1871. 

MOULE,  Joseph  Thomas,  1847-50.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1837 ;  s.  of  Joseph  Moule, 
Pres.  G.P.O.,  Great  Stuart  Street. 

MUIRHEAD,  Ebenezer  Watson,  1847-50. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  17  March  1887;  s.  of 
Claud  Muirhead,  Proprietor  Edin- 
burgh Advertiser,  7  Heriot  Row. 

Stockbroker,  Lond.  ;  m.  Georgina  Meyer. 
Address :  16  Woodlands  Road,  Barnes 
Common,  I-ond.,  S.W. 

MUNRO,  Lloyd,  1849-51.  CI.  3,  4. 
s.  of  David  Munro,  Northumberland 
Street. 

MUNRO,  WilHam,  1849-51.  CI.  3,  4. 
s.  of  David  Munro,  Northumberland 
Street. 

MURRAY,  Andrew,  1847-53.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1837 ;  s.  oif  Andrew  Murray, 
Advocate,  36  India  Street ;  XI. 
1850-3  (Capt.). 

Grange  C.C. ;  Col.  78th  Highs. ;  D.S.O. ; 
Ensign,  1858  ;  Lt.  1861  ;  Capt.  1866  ;  Maj. 
1880;  Lt.-Col.  1883;  Col.  1887;  ret.  1894; 
served  with  78th  Highs,  in  Afghan  War,  1880 
(medal)  ;  served  with  detachment  of  and 
Batt.  Seaforth  Highs,  attached  to  ist  Batt. 
Seaforth  Highs,  in  Egyptian  War  of  1882 ; 
present  at  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (medal 
with  clasp,  4th  cl.  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's 
star) ;  served  in  Hazara  campaign  in  1888,  in 
command  of  Reserve  Col.,  until  transferred 
to  command  of  a  col.  for  operations  at 
Thakote ;  afterwards  commanded  the  2nd 
Advance  Col.  into  the  AUair  country  till 
conclusion  of  campaign  (twice  desp.,  D.S.O., 
and  medal  with  clasp).  Address :  New 
Club,  Edin. 

MURRAY,   Wilham,   1847-9.     Cl.   1,  2. 
b.  1836 ;  s.  of  John  Murray,  Meikleour 
House,  Perthshire, 
d.  Nov.  1849. 

PHILLIPS,  John  Douglas,  1849-53.  Cl. 
3-6.     b.    1835;     s.   of  John   Phillips 

(Fife). 

m.  Miss  Curr  ;   d.  19  April  1869. 

POPE,  William  Alfred,  1848-52.  Cl. 
2-5.  s.  of  Capt.  Peter  Pope,  Brandon 
Street. 


REAMINGTON,  Spencer,  1849-50.  Cl,  8. 
s.  of  Michael  Reamington  (Lond.). 

REID,  George  G.,  1847-8.  Cl.  1.  b. 
1837 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Reid,  Royal 
Crescent. 

d.  1848. 

REN  WICK,  John,  1847-52.  Cl.  1-5. 
b.  3  Oct.  1888  ;  s.  of  John  Renwick, 
31  Nelson  Street. 

B.A.  Edin. ;  Min.  of  Garturk,  Coatbridge ; 
m.  Elizabeth  Wylde  Gardner ;  d.  23  April 
1878. 

ROGERSON,  John  Samuel,  1850-2.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  2  Jan.  1838  ;  s.  of  WiHiam 
Rogerson  of  Wamphray,  Gillesbie, 
Lockerbie. 

d.  14  Nov.  1852. 

ROY,  Frederick  Lewis,  1851-2.  Cl.  5. 
b.  6  May  1836;  s.  of  Frederick 
Lewis  Roy,  W.S.,  of  Nenthom,  36 
Great  King  Street. 

S.  to  Nenthom  in  i868  ;  J.P.  for  Berwick- 
shire and  Roxburghshire;  m.  1868  Frances 
Georgiana,  dau.  of  John  Dudley  Oliver  of 
Tigrony,  Co.  Wicklow  ;   d.  17  Feb.  1906. 

ROY,  James,  1851-2.  Cl.  5.  b.  24 
Dec.  1838 ;  s.  of  Frederick  Lewis 
Roy,  W.S.,  of  Nenthom,  36  Great 
King  Street. 

Produce  Broker,  Liverpool ;  m.  Ann 
Hemming  of  St.  Heliers,  Jersey  ;  d.  23  Dec. 
1905- 

RUSSELL,  James,  1847-53.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  1837 ;  s.  of  James  Russell,  M.D., 
15  Lynedoch  Place. 

d.  young. 

RYMER,  Thomas,  1847-51.  Cl.  1-4. 
b.  1886;  s.  of  Thomas  Rymer, 
Sol.,  31  Great  King  Street. 

Farming  and  fruit-growing,  U.S.A. ;  m. ; 
d.  30  Sept.  1903. 

SINCLAIR,  Alexander,  1847-51.  Cl.  1-4. 
b.  1836  ;  s.  of  Robert  Sinclair,  A.C.S., 
12  Henderson  Row  ;  d. 

SINCLAIR,  Charles  Home,  1847-8. 
Cl.  1.  b.  1837  ;  s.  of  John  Sinclair, 
Inverleith  Row. 

STEUART,   Robert,    1851-3.     Cl.   5,   6. 

b.    19    March    1838;     s.    of    Robert 
Steuart,  32  Royal  Terrace. 

Of  Westwood,  West  Calder;  Capt.  29th 
M.N.I.  ;  J.P.  and  D.L.  Linlithgowshire; 
apptd.  1856;  Ensign,  1857;  Lt.  29th  M.N.I. 
1857;   Capt.  1865;   ret.  1865;    served  dur- 


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ing  the  Indian  Mutiny  at  Secunderabad 
and  Kurnool ;  ra.  A.  M.  Dudgeon ;  d.  1 1 
March  1913. 

STEWART,  Edward,  1847-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1835 ;  s.  of  William  Stewart, 
Annandale  Street. 

STEWART,  John  Lome,  1847-9.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  22  May  1837  ;  s.  of  John 
Lome  Stewart,  Canonmills  House. 

Of  Coll,  ArgyUshire  ;  I,t.-Col.  i8th  Huss.  ; 
D.L.  Argyllshire;  Cornet,  1855;  Lt.  1856; 
Capt.  1862  ;  Maj.  1876  ;  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  1881  ; 
d.  II  June  1907. 

SUTHER,  Melville,  1847-53.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1836 ;  s.  of  Right  Rev.  Thomas 
George  Suther,  D.C.L.,  Bp.  of  Aber- 
deen. 

Capt.  Roy.  Marines  ;  2nd  Lieut.  R.M.L.I. 
1854;  1st  Lieut.  1855  ;  Capt.  1864  ;  served 
before  Sebastopol  from  1854  until  its  fall ; 
also  at  Kertch  and  Yenikale  and  at 
bombardment  of  Kinbourn  (medal  with 
clasp  and  Turkish  medal)  ;   d.  1870. 

TUKE,  WiUiam  Henry,  1851-3.  CI.  5-6. 
b.  15  Aug.  1838  ;  s.  of  John  Batty 
Tuke,  Beverley. 

Merchant,  Lond. ;   d.  1905. 

TWEEDIE,  Charles,   1848-51.  CI.  2-4. 

b.    28    Jan.    1835;     s.    of  Thomas 

Tweedie,  H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Rachan, 
Peeblesshire. 

Indigo  -  planter,  Bengal,  1855-90;  m. 
Ada  Frances  Cunlifie.  Address:  c/o  Alex. 
Laurie  and  Co.,  14  St.  Mary  Axe,  Lond., 
E.C. 


WILCOX,  Myers  D.,  1847-50.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1839  ;  s.  of  George  Wilcox,  Coll. 
of  Customs,  Leith,  Trinity  Crescent. 

WINSLOE,  Richard  William  Charles, 
1850-1.  CI.  4.  b.  20  April  1835; 
s.  of  Richard  Winsloe  of  Mount 
Nebo,  Taunton,  Somerset,  also  of 
Glenferness,  Morayshire. 

Col.;  C.B.  1889;  late  A.D.C.  to  H.M. 
Queen  Victoria;  2nd  Lt.  R.S.  Fus.  1853; 
Lt.  1854;  Capt.  1861  ;  Maj.  1874;  Lt.-Col. 
1879;  Col.  1882;  h.p.  1887;  ret.  1890; 
served  with  21st  Fus.  in  Crimea  from  6  Aug. 
1855,  including  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
and  exped.  to  Kinbourn  (medal  with  clasp 
and  Turkish  medal)  ;  served  with  21st  Fus. 
in  Zulu  War  of  1879,  and  present  at  engage- 
ment of  Ulundi ;  severely  wounded  (brev.  of 
Lt.-Col.,  medal  with  clasp);  served  in  Boer 
War  of  1 88 1,  and  took  part  in  defence  of 
Potchefstroom ;  wounded  (desp.,  A.D.C.  to 
the  Queen)  ;  served  with  Burmese  exped. 
1886-7  in  command  of  2nd  Batt.  R.S.  Fus. 
(medal  with  clasp);  Jubilee  medal,  1887; 
clasp,  1897;  reward  for  distinguished  service; 
m.  Constance  Edwards,  2nd  dau.  of  F.  M. 
Cromartie,  Supt.  of  Stores,  Ordnance  Dept. 
Address  :   20  Guilford  Terrace,  Dover,  Kent. 

WOOD,  Robert,  1848-9.  CI.  2.  s.  of 
Robert  Henry  Wood,  Great  King 
Street. 

WRIGHT,  John,  1848-53.  CI.  2-6.  b. 
23  May  1838  ;  s.  of  James  Wright  of 
Nicol  and  Co.,  Merchants,  Bombay, 
13  Ainslie  Place. 

Capt.  io6th  Ft.  ;  Ensign  15th  Bom.  N.I. 
1857  ;  Lt.  i860 ;  Capt  1866 ;  m.  (i) 
Sara,  dau.  of  Gen.  George  Stockley ;  (2) 
Annie,  dau.  of  John  Maxton,  Clarendon 
Crescent,  Edin.  ;  d.  31  July  1872  at  Agra. 


REV.  R.  PAYNE  SMITH'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  WEIR'S)  CLASS,  1848-55 


ANDERSON,  Adam  William,  1848-53. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1837  ;  s.  of  Peter  Ander- 
son, W.S.,  29  Howe  Street. 

ANDERSON,  Robert  Hart,  1848-52. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1838  ;  s.  of  Hart  Ander- 
son, Rutland  Street. 

BALFOUR,  John  Blair,  1851-5.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  11  July  1837  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Peter 
Balfour,  Min.  of  Clackmannan  ;  Dux 
CI.  5  and  6  and  of  the  School,  1855  ; 
best  in  Greek  Comp.  and  German, 
1855  ;   1st  Acad.  Club  Prize,  1855. 

Gold  MedaUist,  Edin.  Univ.  ;  LL.D. 
Edin.  ;  Advocate,  1861  ;  A.D.  1870-2 ; 
Q.C.  1880;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Advocates, 


1885-6,  1889-92  ;  Sol.-Gen.  for  Scot.  1880-1 ; 
L.A.  (three  times),  1881-5,  1886,  and  1892-5; 
M.P.  for  Cos.  of  Clackmannan  and  Kinross, 
1880-99;  Dir.  E.A.  1882-1905;  P.C.  1883; 
Lord  Justice-Gen.  and  Pres.  of  the  Court  of 
Session,  1899-1905;  cr.  ist  Baron  Kinross 
of  Glasclune,  1902 ;  m.  (i)  1869  Lilias 
Oswald,  dau.  of  3rd  Lord  Mackenzie  ;  (2) 
1877  Marianne  Eliza,  dau.  of  the  first  Lord 
Moncreiff;  d.  22  Jan.  1905;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  vii.  22,  ix.  129,  and  xii.  49. 

BELL,  Charles  Hamilton,  1848-50.  CI. 
1,  2.  s.  of  Col.  Charles  Bell,  6 
Brighton  Crescent,  Portobello. 

BELL,  William  Henry,  1848-52.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1839;  s.  of  Col.  Charles  Bell,  6 
Brighton  Crescent,  Portobello. 


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BENNIE,  Archibald,  1848-53.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1838  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Archibald  Beniiie, 
Min.  of  Lady  Tester's  Parish  Ch., 
20  Rutland  Street;  Dux  of  CI.  2, 
1850;  d. 

BLACK,  John  Whitmore,  1849-56.  CI. 
2-7a.  b.  8  March  1840  ;  s.  of  J.  Y. 
Black,  Clayton,  Cupar ;  best  His- 
torical Essay,  1856. 

Late  Schol.  and  Hulmeian  Exhib.  B.IS'.C. 
Oxon  ;  ist  CI.  Mods,  i860  ;  B.A.  (2nd  CI. 
Lit.  Hum.),  1863;  M.A.  1865;  V.  of 
Launcells,  Cornwall,  since  1873  ;  D.  1865  ; 
P.  Lond.  1866;  formerly  C.  of  Uxbridge, 
1865-7;  2nd  Master,  Nor'  Gr.  Sch.,  1867-8; 
2nd  Master,  Roysse's  Gr.  Sch.,  Abingdon, 
1868-70;  C.  of  Sutton  Courtney,  Berks, 
1870;  St.  Luke's,  Weaste,  Lanes,  1871  ;  St. 
Paul's, Pendleton,  1871-3;  m.  Annie Benning, 
Uxbridge.  Address:  The  Vicarage,  Laun- 
cells, Stratton,  Cornwall. 

BONAR,  Archibald,  1848-53.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  28  April  1838  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Bonar,  Man.  Edin.  and  Glasg.  Bank. 

Went  to  Melbourne,  Victoria,  1854  :  to 
N.Z.  1863,  where  he  went  into  business 
with  his  brother,  the  Hon.  J.  A.  Bonar, 
and  remained  with  him  till  his  death  ; 
an  enthusiastic  vol.  ;  m.  Augusta  Phipps 
of  Melbourne  ;  d.  13  Sept.  1868  at  Hokitika, 
N.Z. 

BOULAY,  Francis  Houssemayne  Du, 
1850-2.  CI.  3,  4.  b.  24  Jan.  1837  ; 
s.  of  Thomas  Du  Boulay,  Sandgate, 
Kent. 

Prof,  of  Music  ;  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  William 
Laurance  of  South  Yarra,  Victoria.  A  ddress  : 
Cheriton,  Beechworth,  Victoria,  Australia. 

BRUCE,  Edward  Buckle,  1848-54.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1838  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Bruce, 
Melville  Street. 

Lt.  51st  M.N.I.  ;  Ensign,  1857  ;  Lt.  i860  ; 
ret.  1861. 

BUCKLE,  Barton,  1848-50.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1839  ;  s.  of  John  Buckle,  Wharton 
House,  Lauriston. 

Went  to  Australia  ;   d.  c.  1855. 

BURN,  John  Macvicar,  1848-9.  CI.  1. 
b.  8  Jan.  1838  ;  s.  of  Gen.  Robert 
Burn,  17  Alva  Street, 

R.M.A.  Woolwich;  Maj.-Gen.  R.A.  ; 
Lt.  1855;  Capt.  1863;  Maj.  1872;  Lt.- 
CoL  1881  ;  ret.  1886;  Maj.-Gen.  h.p.  1887  ; 
served  during  Indian  Mutiny,  1857-8  ;  was 
present  at  action  of  Nurgoond  (medal)  ; 
served  in  China  War,  i860  ;  took  part  in 
actions  at  Sinho,  Tangku,  and  capture  of 
Taku  Forts  (medal  with  clasp) ;  m.  Address: 
Alderley,  Wotton-under-Edge,  Glos. 


CAMPBELL,  Alexander  Duncan,  1850-5. 
CI.  3-7.  s.  of  Maj.  Campbell,  Penny- 
more,  Inveraray ;  best  in  French, 
French  Comp.,  and  English  Verse, 
1855. 

CHAPMAN,  John  Alexander,  1848-50. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1837;  s.  of  Henry 
Chapman,  Bathfield  Cottage. 

CHRISTIE,  William  Beaver  Blavncy, 
1852-4.  CI.  5,  6.  b.  1837;  s.  of 
Maj.  Christie,  Sydney. 

Capt.  80th  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1854  ;  Lt. 
1858  ;  Capt.  1870  ;  h.p.  1870  ;  ret.  1874  ; 
served  in  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  185S-9  ; 
present  with  Camel  Corps  at  battle  of 
Golowlee  and  capture  of  Calpee ;  with 
80th  Regt.  during  campaign  in  Oude ;  four 
actions  (medal  with  clasp  for  C.I.). 

COLQUHOUN,  Alan  John,  1848-53. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  Sept.  1838  ;  .s.  of  John 
Colquhoun,  D.L.,  J.P.,  11  Brighton 
Crescent,  Portobello,  and  1  Royal 
Terrace. 

C.B.  1898  ;  D.L.  and  J. P.  for  Dumbarton- 
shire ;  Ensign  42nd  Highs.  1861  ;  Lt.  1865  ; 
ret.  1869  ;  Lt.-Col.  comdg.  Edin.  Art.  ;  S. 
his  cousin,  Sir  James  Colquhoun,  as  13th 
Bart,  of  Colquhoun  and  Luss,  1907  ;  m. 
1884  Justine,  dau.  of  John  Kennedy,  W.S.,  of 
Underwood,  Ayrshire,  and  Allerton,  Lanes; 
d.  14  March  19 10. 

CONDAMINE,  Henry  de  la,  1849-54. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  6  March  1839;  s.  of 
Robert  de  la  Condamine,  Leith. 

Merchant  in  Batavia ;  afterwards  went 
to  China,  where  he  died,  4  Nov.  1866. 

DOIG,  Arthur  John,  1850-3.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1836 ;  s.  of  John  Doig,  Surg., 
H.E.I.C.S.,  17  Warriston  Crescent. 

Col.  I.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1855  ;  Lt.  1857  ; 
Capt.  1867 ;  Maj.  1875 ;  Lt.-Col.  i88i  ; 
Brev.  Col.  1885  ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny 
campaign,  1857-8  ;  capture  of  Shorapore 
Fort  (medal)  ;  m.  Georgina  Emira,  dau. 
of  George  Sclaeninian,  M.C.S. ;  d.  13  July 
1888  of  cholera  in  India. 

DUFF,  WiUiam  W.  Pirie,  1850-3.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1838  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Dr.  Alexander 
Duff,  Calcutta,  first  Ch.  of  Scot.  Miss. 
to  India. 

Merchant,  Calcutta;  ret.  1882;  m.  Isa- 
bella, dau.  of  William  Davidson,  Duns ;  d.  in 
Edin.  31  Jan.  1899. 

DUNBAR,  Alexander  Christison,  1848-51. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1838 ;  s.  of  George 
Dunbar,  Prof,  of  Greek,  Edin.  Univ. 

FERGUSSON,  Charles,  afterwards 
Dalrymple,    1848-50.     CI.    1,    2.     b. 


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15  Oct.  1839 ;  s.  of  Sir  Charles 
Dalrymple  Fergusson,  Bart.,  of  Kil- 
kcrran,  Ayrshire. 

Harrow;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab;  B.A.  1862; 
M.A.  1865  ;  Bart.  1887  ;  P.C.  1905  ;  LL.D. 
Edin.1914;  Barr. Line.  Inn,  1865;  M.P.Bute, 
1868-85  (except  April- July  1880);  opposed 
Mr.  Gladstone  in  Midlothian,  1885  ;  M.P. 
Ipswich,  1886-1906  ;  Mem.  of  Commissions 
on  Cathedral  Establishment,  1879-85  ;  on  Re- 
formatories and  Industrial  Schools,  1882-3 ; 
on  Vaccination,  1890-6  ;  on  Scottish  Univs. 
1889-96 ;  Grand  Master  Mason  of  Scot. 
1893-6  ;  m.  1874  Alice  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir 
Edward  Hunter  Blair,  Bart.  Address  : 
Newhailes,  Musselburgh,  Midlothian. 

FERRIES,  James  Smith,  1850-1.  CI.  3. 
b.  1839  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Peter  Ferries,  Min. 
of  Edinkilhe,  Morayshire. 

Mercantile  Marine  ;  after  a  short  appren- 
ticeship in  a  Lond.  bank  entered  the  service 
of  the  Dunbar  Line  of  Clipper  Ships  as 
fifth  off. ;  rose  to  the  command  of  one  of 
these  ships  at  the  age  of  24 ;  d.  1877. 

FORMAN,  John,  1849-53.  CI.  2-5.  b. 
4  Jan,  1838 ;  s,  of  John  Nairne 
Forman,  W,S.,  of  Staffa,  8  Heriot 
Row. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1862  ;  m.  Catherine, 
dau.  of  B.  G.  Cooper  of  Hazelgrove,  Stock- 
port ;   d.  18  Feb.  1882. 

GORDON,  John  Wilson,  1848-55.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  1839  ;  s.  of  John  Thomson 
Gordon,  Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Mid- 
lothian. 

d.  1872. 

GORDOX,  Wilham  A.  G.,  1848-50. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1839  ;  s.  of  Capt.  James 
Gordon,  5  St.  Bernard's  Crescent. 

GRAHAM,  James  Edward  Norman, 
1848-52.  CI.  1-4.  b.  1837;  s.  of 
James  Graham,  S.S.C,  of  Leichton, 
21  Pitt  Street. 

GRIER,  Frederick,  1850-1.  CI.  3.  s,  of 
Maj.  Grier,  118  Princes  Street, 

GRIER,    John   Joseph,    1850-1.     CI,    3. 

b.    1838;     s.     of     Maj.     Grier,    118 
Princes  Street. 

Ensign  15th  Ft.  1858 ;  Lt.  1861  ;  ret. 
1867. 

HAMILTON,  WiUiam,  1848-9.  CI.  -1. 
b.  1838 ;  s,  of  George  Hamilton, 
Howe  Street, 

Ensign  73rd  Regt.  1858  ;  d.  1859. 

HAWES,  Robert  Henry,  1848-52,  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1838  ;  s,  of  Robert  Hawes, 
10  Inverleith  Row, 


HOGARTH,  David,  1851-2,  CI.  4.  b. 
4  June  1836  ;  s.  of  George  Hogarth, 
Banker,  Cupar,  Fife. 

Agent  Union  Bank  of  Scot.,  Dundee, 
1887-99  ;  fraly.  1862-70,  in  Bank  of 
Bombay  at  Calcutta,  Madras,  and  Bombay, 
and  later  Man.  for  twelve  years  of  the 
Wilts  and  Dorset  Bank,  Southampton  ;  m. 
Mary  Eliza  Maxwell ;   d.  21  Dec.  1899. 

HOPKINS,  James  Innes,  1851-2.  CI.  4. 
s.  of  J,  C,  Hopkins,  Rowchester, 
Greenlaw. 

HOPKINS,  John  C,  1851-4.  CI.  4-6. 
s.  of  J,  C.  Hopkins,  Rowchester, 
Greenlaw, 

HOUSTON,  Robert  Alexander,  1850-2, 
CI.  3,  4.  s.  of  Maj.  Houston,  Castle 
Hill,  Inverness. 

HUGHES,  Pringle,  1848-53.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  30  April  1839  ;  s.  of  George  Hughes, 
Middleton  Hall,  Northumberland;  XI. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  afterwards  St.  George's 
Hosp.,  Lond.,  and  Paris;  M.R.C.S.  Lond.; 
Surg.-Supt.  in  employ,  of  CO.  for  thirty- 
nine  years ;  an  enthusiastic  explorer,  in  re- 
cognition of  which  he  was  elected  a  F.R.G.S. ; 
his  chief  exploratory  work  was  the  hazardous 
venture  when,  assisted  by  the  Victorian 
Govt.,  he  attempted  to  reach  the  unknown 
interior  north  of  the  Great  Austrahan  Bight ; 
some  years  after  this  he  travelled  through 
much  of  the  hitherto  little  known  country 
near  the  cataract  of  the  Essiquibo  River 
in  Br.  Guiana ;  he  also  accompUshed  a 
great  walking  feat  from  Assam  into  N. 
Burma,  then  infested  with  bands  of  Dacoits ; 
d.  18  Sept.  1912  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  36. 

HUNTER,  James,  1850-4.  CI.  3-6.  b. 
1838  ;   s,  of  James  Hunter  of  Hafton. 

Haileybury,  1856-7  ;  H.E.I.C.S.  and  I.C.S. 
1858-60;  Ass.  Mag.  and  Coll.,  Sholapur; 
invahded,  i860;  m.  Katherine  Christina, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Robert  Meiklejohn,  Min 
of  the  parish  of  Strathdon,  Aberdeenshire ; 
d.  20  April  1876. 

HUNTER,  William  Vary,  1848-55.     CI. 
1-7.     b.  30  Sept.  1839  ;    s.  of  John 
Hunter,  W.S.,   Auditor  of   Court  of 
Session,  5  Fettes  Row. 
W.S.  1864  ;   d.  18  Jan.  1872. 

LEIGHTON,  George,  1850-2.  CI.  3,  4. 
s.  of  Mrs,  Leighton,  Bear  Hill, 
Brechin, 

LIND,  David,  1848-51,  CI,  1-3.  b, 
1838;  s,  of  David  Lind,  Builder, 
1  South  Charlotte  Street, 

LUMSDEN,  James  Forbes,  1850-1.  CI, 
2,  3.     b.  6  Oct.  1837  ;   s.  of  Clements 


162    REV.  R.  P.  SMITH'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  WEIR'S)  CLASS,  1848-55 


Lumsdcn,    W.S.    and    Advocate,     1 
Union  Terrace,  Aberdeen. 

1857  Founder  and  first  Hon.  Sec.  of 
Aberdeenshire  C.C,  and  for  many  years 
Man.  and  Capt.  ;  Advocate  in  Aberdeen, 
1862  ;  of  the  firm  of  Robertson  and  Lumsden, 
now  Lumsden  and  Davidson,  Advocates  in 
Aberdeen ;  Clerk  to  Aberdeen  Co.  and 
Municipal  Buildings  Comrs.  and  Aberdeen 
Co.  Dist.  Bd.  of  Lunacy  ;  Clerk  of  Supply 
and  Co.  Kd.  Clerk  of  Aberdeenshire,  May 
1879;  and  first  Co.  Clerk  of  Aberdeenshire 
on  the  passing  of  the  Local  Govt.  (Scot.) 
Act,  1889;  res.  May  1893  (on  death  of 
partner,  Mr.  Robertson)  ;  Dir.  Scot.  Prov. 
Assur.  Co.,  and  subsequently  of  local  Bd. 
N.B.  and  Merc.  Insur.  Co.  ;  Dir.  of  the 
Culter  Mills  Paper  Co.  Ltd. ;  Treas.  of  Soc. 
of  Advocates  in  Aberdeen,  1900-2,  and 
Pres.  1902-4 ;  m.  Helen  Anna  Fisher. 
Address :  Johnston  House,  Rubislaw, 
Aberdeen. 

MACFARLAX,  John  Morehcad,  1851-3. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  14  Sept.  1838  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
James  Macfarlan,  Min.  of  Muiravon- 
side. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Lond. ;  med.  pract. ;  m. 
Blanche  Beare  ;   d.  10  July  1882. 

M'GOWAN,  John,  1852-4.  C\.  5,  6, 
b.  21  Dec.  1838 ;  s.  of  William 
M'Gowan,  M.D.,  Alloa. 

Went  into  business  in  Liverpool,  after- 
wards in  the  Argentine,  and  then  in  Lond.  ; 
d.  16  April  1903. 

MACKAY,  .(Eneas  James  George,  1848-55. 
CI,  1-7.  b.  3  Nov.  1839  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
George  Mackay,  W.S.,  Albyn  Place ; 
Math.  Medal  and  best  English  Essay, 
1855. 

King's  Coll.  Lond. ;  Univ.  Coll.  Oxon  (2nd 
CI.  Law  and  History),  M.A. ;  LL.B.  Edin.; 
LL.D.  Edin.  ;  F.S.A.  ;  Hon.  Fell.  King's 
Coll.  Lond. ;  of  Hearnesbrooke,  Co.  Galway  ; 
Advocate,  1864;  K.C.  1897;  Prof,  of  Consti- 
tutional Law  and  History,  Univ.  of  Edin., 
1874-81;  A.D.  1881-5;  Sheriff  of  Fife  and 
Kinross,  1886-1901 ;  Chancellor's  Assessor, 
Edin.  Univ.  Court,  1891-1901 ;  Chanc.  to  the 
Bp.  of  Edin.  Author:  The  Practice  of  the 
Court  of  Session;  Manual  of  Practice  of 
the  Court  of  Session ;  Memoir  of  Lord  Stair ; 
A  History  of  Fife  and  Kinross,  etc.  m.  1891 
Lilian,  dau.  of  the  late  Col.  Charles  W.  St. 
John,  94th  Regt. ;  d.  10  June  1911  ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  viii.  96  and  xviii.  129. 

MACKENZIE,  John,  1848-54.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1  March  1888  ;  s.  of  John  Ord 
Mackenzie,  W.S.,  Northumberland 
Street ;   XI. 

W.S.  i86i  ;   d.  22  Aug.  1868. 

M'QUEEN,  James  Nevile,  1848-50.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  30  Aug.  1838  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
John  M'Quecn,  Leopold  Place. 


Glenalmond,  1850-6;  Univ.  Coll.  Oxon, 
1856-60,  B.A. ;  rowed  in  Oxford  and  Cam- 
bridge Boat  Race,  i860;  Bengal  Police, 
1862  ;  afterwards  indigo-planter,  Behar,  and 
subsequently  Court  of  Wards  Estates  till 
1879  ;  d.  23  July  1902. 

MESSER,  Adam  Brunton,  1850-3.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  2  Jan.  1837  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Adam 
Messer,  F.R.C.S.E.,  of  Blainslie. 

M.D.  Edin.  1858;  L.R.C.S.E.  1858;  Insp.- 
Gen.  of  Hosp.  and  Fleets ;  R.N.  (retired) ; 
Hon.  Phys.  to  T.M.'s  Queen  Victoria,  King 
Edward  vii.,  and  King  George  v.  ;  Ass. 
Surg.  R.N.  1859 ;  Surg,  and  Staff  Surg. 
1864 ;  Dep.  Insp.  of  Hosp.  1885 ;  Insp. 
of  Hosp.  1892  ;  was  in  med.  charge  of 
Naval  Brig,  at  battle  of  Rangariri,  N.Z. 
War,  1863-4 ;  desp.  for  attendance  on 
wounded  under  fire,  and  for  '  proceeding 
under  heavy  fire  to  rescue  a  Mid.  who  lay 
mortally  wounded  under  the  enemy's  works  ' 
(specially  promoted) ;  Author  of  Enquiry 
into  the  Nature  of  the  Poisoned  Arrows  of 
South  Sea  Islands  and  Report  on  the  Health 
of  Fiji  Islands,  incorporated  in  the  High 
Comr.'s  Report  which  led  to  the  annexation 
of  these  islands  by  Great  Britain ;  N.Z. 
War  and  Coronation  medals  of  King 
Edward  vii.  and  King  George  v.,  and  Sir 
GUbert  Blane's  (Naval)  Gold  Medal ;  m. 
Elizabeth  Mary,  y.  dau.  of  the  late  Capt. 
Belches,  R.N.  Address  :  Kinclune,  Carlisle 
Road,  Eastbourne. 

MILLER,  James  M'Leod,  1849-52.  CI. 
2-4.  s.  of  John  Miller,  92  Lauriston 
Place. 

MOUBRAY,  John,  1848-54.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1839  ;  s.  of  James  Moubray  of 
Cambus,  Stirling ;  Mitchell  Medal, 
1854. 

C.E.  ;   d.  c.  1865  at  Delhi. 

MUIRHEAD,  William  Muir,  1848-55. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1  Oct.  1838  ;  s.  of  Claud 
Muirhead  of  the  Edin.  Advertiser, 
7  Heriot  Row. 

M.D.  Edin.  1862  ;  L.R.C.S.E.  1862  ; 
Phys.,  afterwards  tea-planter  in  Assam ; 
m.  Madeline  Drumond,  dau.  of  the  late 
Prof.  Balfour,  Botanic  Gardens,  Edin.  ; 
d.  6  Sept.  191 1. 

O'DONNEL,  Connell,  1848-53.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1838  ;  s.  of  Col.  Charles  O'Donnel, 
32  Dundas  Street. 

Lt.-Col.  I.S.C.  ;  Ensign  48th  B.N.I. 
1856;  Lt.  1858;  Capt.  1868;  Maj.  1876; 
D.A.  Comy.-Gen.  1881  ;  Lt.-Col.  1882 ; 
d.  22  Jan.  1884. 

OLIPHANT,'  James  Stewart,  1848-51. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  4  March  1838;  s.  of 
Robert  Oliphant,  W.S.,  of  Rossie, 
Perthshire,  and  Lauriston  House. 

Lt.  5th  Europ.  B.I.  1858  ;  attached  to 
5th  Goorkhas ;  d.  24  Nov.  1864  from 
wound  received  at  Umbeyla  Pass. 


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OLIPHANT,  Thomas  Balfour,  1848-52. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  27  Oct.  1836  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Oliphant,  Surgeon,  H.E.I.C.S.,  21 
India  Street. 

Merchant,  Ballarat ;   d.  15  Aug.  186S. 

PATON,  John,  1848-53.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1837 ;  s.  of  John  Paton,  CraiUng, 
Roxburghshii'c. 

Settled  in  Australia  ;   d.  1881. 

PATTERSON,  George  W.  F.  A.,  1848-9. 
CI.  1.     s.  of  Dr.  Patterson,  England. 

PENDER,  John  Cameron,  1848-50.  CI. 
1,  2.     b.  1838  ;  s.  of  James  B.  Pender, 

20  Walker  Street. 

PHILLIPS,  Charles  M.,  1851-5.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  2  March  1839  ;  s.  of  G.  L.  Phillips, 
Merchant,  etc.,  Jamaica. 

M.D.  Jefferson  Coll.  Philadelphia,  Pa., 
U.S.A.  ;  Phys.  in  Jamaica  and  J. P.  ;  m. 
Rebecca   Brebner,   Hanover,    Jamaica ;     d. 

21  May  1909. 

PICKERING,  Charles  Hart,  1849-50. 
CI.  2.  b.  1837  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Pickering, 
Leith  Fort. 

Maj.  R.A.  ;  Lt.  1855  ;  Capt.  1865  ;  Maj. 
1874  ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny  campaign 
of  1857-8,  including  relief  of  Lucknow  by 
Lord  Clyde ;  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6  Dec. ; 
actions  of  Serai  Gliat,  Chanda,  and  Sultan- 
pore  ;  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow ;  action 
of  Barree  and  defeat  of  rebel  force  which 
occupied  the  fort  and  jungle  of  Bungaon, 
April  1859  (desp.,  medal  with  two  clasps)  ; 
d.  1876. 

REID,  James  Robert,  1848-50.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  5  Nov.  1838  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Alexander 
Reid,  LL.D.,  of  Royal  Circus  Sch. 

CLE.  1890;  B.C.S.  i860;  Sec.  to  Gov. 
of  N.W.P.  1882;  Chf.  Sec.  N.W.P.  and 
Oude,  1884 ;  Mem.  of  Bd.  of  Revenue, 
1890;  M.L.C.  1891  ;  ret.  1894;  Gov.  of 
Donaldson's  Hosp.  ;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 
J.  P.  Luce,  Capt.  R.N. ;  d.  25  Dec.  190S. 

RHENIUS,  James  Robert,  1850-3.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  18  March  1838  ;  s.  of  Charles 
T.  E.  Rhenius,  Missionary,  Tinne- 
velly,  S.  India. 

Stockbroker,  Edin. ;  of  Rhenius  and 
Lawrie ;  m.  Miss  Taylor,  Carfrae,  Hadding- 
ton ;   d.  Oct.  1880. 

ROBERTSON,  David,  1849-54.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  1838  ;  s.  of  Hercules  J.  Robertson, 
Advocate,  afterwards  Lord  Benholme, 
Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice. 

M.A.  Trin.  CoU.  Cantab  ;  Senior  Optime, 
1861  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.,  ordained  by  Bp.  of 
Worcester,    1862 ;     C.   of  Halesowen,   then 


of  St.  Michael's,  Chester  Sq.,  Lond. ;  V.  of 
Lye,  1866-75  ;  R.  of  Market  Deeping, 
Lines,  1875-80 ;  R.  of  Hartlebury,  Worces- 
tershire, 1880-1911  ;  R.D. ;  Chap,  to  Queen 
Victoria,  King  Edward  vii.,  and  King 
George  v.  ;  Hon.  Can.  of  Worcester,  1903  ; 
m.  Eleanora  Charlotte,  y.  dau.  of  Sir  C. 
Dalrymple  Fergusson,  Bart.,  of  Kilkerran. 
Address  :  Benholme,  Malvern  Wells. 

SANG,     David,     1848-54.     CI.     1-6.     b. 
27  Jan.  1838  ;  s.  of  John  Sang,  S.S.C. 
61  Great  King  Street. 
W.S.  1871  ;   d.  27  May  1883. 

SAVI,  James  Deverinne,  1852-5.  CI. 
5,  6.  b.  Jan.  1838  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Savi,  India. 

I.C.S.,  Opium  Dept.  ;  m.  Margaret  M., 
dau.  of  W.  C.  Shaw,  Opium  Dept.  Address  : 
c/o  H.  S.  King  and  Co.,  Bankers,  9  Pall  Mall, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

STEVENSON,  Thomas,  1848-50.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  2  Sept.  1839  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Stevenson,  W.S.,  9  Heriot  Row. 

d.  22  June  1854. 

STEVENSON,  William  Elsworth,  1851-5. 
CI.  4-7.     b.  8  July  1838  ;    s.  of  John 
Stevenson,  Lytham,  Preston. 
C.E. ;  d.  7  Oct.  1869. 

STIRLING,  Francis,  1850-3.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1  April  1839  ;  s.  of  Charles  Stirling 
of  Muiravonside  House,  Linlithgow. 

Comm.  R.N.  ;  m.  Mary  Caroline,  dau.  of 
Peregine  Francis,  Bank  of  England;  lost 
at  sea,  Feb.  1880,  in  command  of  H.M.S. 
'  Atalanta.' 

THOMSON,  John  Comrie,  1848-55.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  11  Jan.  1839;  s.  of  Rev. 
Andrew  Thomson,  D.D.  (Broughton), 
24  Fettes  Row ;  Dux  of  CI.  1,  3,  and  4. 
1849,  1851,  and  1852  ;  best  Enghsh 
Essay,  1854 ;  best  Historical  Essay 
and  Prize  for  Scripture  Knowledge, 
1855. 

Advocate,  1861  ;  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Aber- 
deenshire at  Aberdeen,  1866-83  ;  Sheriff  of 
Ayrshire,  1883-5  ;  Sheriff  of  Forfarshire, 
1885-98;  Hon.  Sec.  to  the  Dirs.  E.A. 
1862-6;  Dir.  E.A.  1883-98;  m.  1863  Mar- 
garet Cleland,  dau.  of  Dr.  Charles  Ritchie, 
Glasg.  ;  d.  23  Aug.  1898;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  vi.  3. 

TOD,  James,  1848-54.  CI.  1-6.  b.  30 
Jan.  1840  ;  s.  of  Henry  Tod,  W.S., 
39  York  Place. 

Silk  Merchant,  China ;  d.  June  1868  in 
China. 

TROTTER,  David  Alexander,  1848-52. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1838  ;  s.  of  John  Trotter, 
Class.  Master,  E.A, 


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TWEEDIE,  John,  1852-4.  CI.  5-6.  b. 
1838;  s.  of  Rev.  W.  K.  Twcedie, 
D.D.,  15  George  Square. 

B.C.S.  i860;  Ass.  tc  Mag.  and  CoU., 
Chittagong ;  jt.  Mag.  and  Dep.  Coll., 
Nuddea  ;  Jt.  Mag.  and  Dep.  Coll.,  Deriage- 
pore;  Sess.  Judge,  Dacca;  Dist.  and  Sess. 
Judge,  Bengal  (High  Ct.  of  Judicature) ; 
ret.  1895  ;   d.  i  May  1897. 

URQUHART,  Edward  William,  1848-55. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1839  ;  s.  of  Adam 
Urquhart,  Advocate,  Sheriff  of 
Wigtownshire,  5  St.  Colme  Street ; 
Acad.  Club  Prize  for  best  in  History 
and  best  Latin  and  Greek  Comp., 
1854  ;   best  Latin  Comp.,  1855. 

B.A.  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon ;  2nd  01.  Class.  Mods. 
1859;  1st  CI.  Law  and  History,  i86i ;  M.A. 
Oxon,  1S64 ;  M.A.  Durham,  1872;  Ch.  o£ 
Eng. ;  D.  1862  ;  P.  1863 ;  C.  of  Bedminster, 
1862-4;  St.  Philip  and  St.  James,  Oxon, 
1864-6;  Bovey  Tracey,  1866-73;  V.  King's 
Sutton,  Northants,  1873-86;  Chap,  of  St. 
Mary's,  Brondesbury,  Middx.,  1887-9 ;  L. 
Pr.  Dio.  Ex.  1890-1908  ;  m.  Caroline  Mary, 
dau.  of  W.  Harris,  Bovey  Tracey.  Address : 
82  Elm  Park  Gardens,  Lend.,  S.W. 

WEBB,  Edward  Townsend,  1849-52. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  1838  ;  s.  of  R.  T.  Webb, 
20  Royal  Circus. 


Maj.  27th  Regt.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1856 ;  Lt. 
1856;  Capt.  1862;  h.p.  1870;  ret.  Maj. 
1876 ;  Persian  exped.  1857,  capture  of 
Reshire  and  surrender  of  Bushire  (medal 
with  clasp)  ;    d.  1909. 

W INFIELD,  David  Wilkie,  1848-9. 
CI.  1.  b.  1837  ;  s.  of  James  Winfield, 
Bellevue  Cottage. 

WOODCOCK,  Alexander  Francis,  1850-2. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  1838  ;  .s.  of  Mrs.  Wood- 
cock, 28  Hamilton  Place. 

After  serving  apprenticeship  as  C.A. 
went  to  S.  Africa,  1857,  and  traded  and 
farmed  there  till  his  death  at  Oakford, 
Natal,  7  Nov.  1870. 

WRIGHT,  James  William,  1848-54.     CI. 
1-6.     b.  11  Feb.  1840  ;    s.  of  Jame.s 
Wright  of  Nicol  and  Co.,  Merchants, 
Bombay,  and  13  Ainslic  Place. 
Merchant,  Bombay  ;   d.  24  July  1899. 

YULE,  George  William  Vansittart,  1848- 
52.  CI.  1-4.  b.  20  June  1839  ;  s.  of 
John  Yule,  26  Inverleith  Row. 

Carshalton  and  R.M.A.  Woolwich  ;  fram 
R.E.  joined  the  P.W.D.  in  India;  c.  1884 
went  to  Minnesota,  U.S.A.,  and  died  at  St. 
Paul,  c.  1897. 


DR.  MACLURE'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  D'ARCY  THOMPSON'S)  CLASS, 

1849-56 


ALLAN,  Alexander,  1849-58.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  10  March  1839 ;  s.  of  Robert 
Allan,  29  York  Place. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Coffee-planter,  Coonoor, 
S.  India;  m.  I.  Dalmahoy.  Address: 
Ravenswood,  Coonoor,  Madras  Presidency, 
and  4  Hillside  Crescent,  Edin. 

ANSTRUTHER,  Robert  Darham,  1849- 
51.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  11  May  1841  ;  s.  of 
Philip  Anstruther  of  Carmichael,  Col. 
Sec.  of  Ceylon. 

l/Camington  Coll. ;  Capt.  io6th  Bom.  L.I. 
(linked  to  68th  Regt.) ;  Ensign  io6th  Bom. 
L.L  1857;  Lt.  i860;  Capt.  1866;  ret.  1874; 
afterwards  Gov.  of  Manchester  Jail  and 
of  Pentonville  Prison;  m.  1864  Florence 
Sophia,  3rd  dau.  of  Francis  Wise  of  Grange, 
Cubbington ;  d.  9  March  1890  at  Pentonville. 

BELL,  Matthew  Montgomerie,  1849-54. 
a.  1-5.  b.  5  March  1840;  s.  of 
John  Montgomerie  Bell,  Advocate, 
Sheriff  of  Kincardineshire,  4  Forres 
Street,  Edin. 

W.S.  1864;  N.P.  1870;  J.P.  Midlothian, 
1874 ;    Mem.    of    the    Queen's    Bodyguard 


for  Scotland,  1869  ;  Jubilee  medal,  1897  ; 
fmly.  Capt.  ('  G,'  the  six-foot  batt.)  Mid- 
lothian Coast  Art.  Vols.  1867;  1865  received 
the  medal  of  the  Humane  Society  of  Glasg. 
for  saving  the  lives  of  two  women  from 
drowning  at  Largs;  was  Dir.  of  the  Edin. 
Life  Assur.  Co.,  the  United  Industrial  Sch., 
the  Sick  Children's  Hosp.  (Chm.  1885),  John 
Watson's  Institution,  and  St.  James's  Episc. 
Sch. ;  also  a  Gov.  Donaldson's  Hosp. ;  m. 
Jane  Caroline,  y.  dau.  of  James  Cockburn 
of  Rampore  Beauleah,  Bengal,  and  Trinity 
Grove,  Edin.   Address :  9  Randolph  Crescent. 

BLACK,  WiUiani  Macmillan,  1853-5. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  12  Dec.  1839  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Edward  Black,  D.D.,  Min.  of  St. 
Paul's  Church,  Montreal. 

Edin.  and  Bonn  Univ. ;  Min.  of  Anwoth, 
Gatehouse  ;  m.  (i)  Annie  Harriet,  2nd  dau. 
of  Rev.  Thomas  Johnstone,  Anwoth  Manse, 
Gatehouse ;  (2)  1880  Amy,  e.  dau.  of  John 
James  Greenshields,  Singapore ;  d.  16  Dec. 
1901  at  Montreal. 

BROWN,  Robert,  1849-54.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1839;  s.  of  Robert  Brown  of 
Firth,  29  (ieorge  Square. 


DR.  MACLURE'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  THOMPSON'S)  CLASS,  1849-56     165 


Capt.  83rd  (The  Shropshire)  Regt.  ; 
Ensign,  1858 ;  Lt.  i860 ;  Capt.  1865  ; 
transferred  to  16th  (The  Bedfordshire)  Regt. 
1st  Batt.  1870;   d.  1875. 

BROWN,  William  Clephane,  1849-54. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1838 ;  s.  of  Robert 
Brown,  Eyre  Place. 

Lt.  R.A.  (Bengal),  1858  ;  ret.  1862  and 
entered  Revenue  service  ;    d. 

BURN,  James,  1849-51.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1839  ;  s.  of  James  Burn,  W.S.,  51 
Great  King  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  Med.  CI.  ;  joined  a  brother 
in  Queensland  ;   d. 

CADELL,  George  Buchan,  1849-54.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  6  Aug.  1839;'  s.  of  John 
Cadell,  Advocate,  of  Tranent. 

Merchant,  Liverpool ;  m.  Elizabeth  Bagot 
Cunningham  ;   d.  24  July  1912. 

CAMPBELL,  Wellesley,  1851-3.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1839;  s.  of  Col.  Campbell,  lI.E.I.C.S. 

Lt.-Col.  14th  (Ferozepore)  Sikhs ;  2nd 
Lt.  yist  B.N.I.  1857 ;  Lt.  1858 ;  Capt. 
1869  ;  Maj.  1877  ;  Lt.-Col.  1879  ;  served 
with  71st  B.N.I,  throughout  Mutiny  at 
Lucknow  from  its  outbreak  on  30  May 
1857,  including  defence  of  the  Residency 
from  30  June  to  22  Nov.  and  recapture  of 
Cawnpore  from  Gwalior  contingent,  30 
Nov.  to  6  Dec.  (medal  with  clasp  and  a 
year's  service)  ;  served  with  44th  Sylhet 
L.I.  throughout  rebellion  in  Cossyah  and 
Jynteah  Hills,  1862-3,  and  received  thanks 
of  Govt,  of  Bengal  for  saving  the  records 
and  treasure  on  destruction  of  the  Cutcherry 
by  lightning;  served  with  14th  (Ferozepore) 
Sikhs  in  campaign  against  Jowaki  Afreedees, 
1877-8  (medal  with  clasp) ;  served  with  Fero- 
zepore Sikhs  in  Afghan  War  of  1878-9; 
present  at  attack  and  capture  of  All  Musjid 
(medal  with  clasp) ;  d.  1886. 

CAMPBELL,  William  Maxwell,  1849-52. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1839  ;  s.  of  James  Camp- 
bell, Melville  Street. 

Maj.-Gen.  R.E.  (Bengal)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1858  ; 
Lt.  1858  ;  Capt.  1869  ;  Maj.  1877  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1879  ;  Col.  1883 ;  Hon.  Maj.-Gen.  (ret.), 
1884  ;  on  the  Great  Trigonometrical  Survey 
of  India ;  served  in  Afghan  War,  1879 
(brev.  of  Lt.-Col.,  medal)  ;  d.  26  April 
1912  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xix.  130. 

CAMPBELL,  William  Rickarbv,  1853-6. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  6  Feb.  1840;  s.'of  Adam 
Campbell,  H.E.I.C.S.,  11  Ann  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.,  B.A.  1861  ;  F.  Ch.  Coll. 
Edin.  1861-6 ;  Min.  Pre.sb.  Ch.,  N.Z.  ; 
licensed,  1867  ;  Ass.  Min.  1867-73  in  Scot.  ; 
Timaru,  N.Z.,  1873-4  >  Amuri  and  Cheviot, 
1 874-1902  ;  Hanmer  Springs,  1902-12  ; 
Mod.  Presb.  Ch.  of  N.Z.  1890-91  ;  res.  1912  ; 
m.  Anne  Cairncross,  dau.  of  Rev.  Robert 
Carpenter  of  New  Ross,  Co.  Wexford, 
Ireland.  Address  :  Christchurch,  Canter- 
bury, N.Z. 


CARTER,  Charles,  1849-51.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1840  ;  s.  of  John  Carter,  Charlotte 
Place. 

CHRISTIE,  Thomas  Stark,  1850-1.  CI. 
2.  b.  5  Nov.  1840;  s.  of  Robert 
Stark  Christie,  Teases  House,  Cupar. 

Lt.  nth  Huss.  (ret.);  aftenvards  farmed 
at  Bullindean,  Fife,  and  was  for  twenty-five 
years  a  Mem.  of  the  Fife  Light  Horse  ;  V.D. 
Address  :   Imperial  Hotel,  St.  Andrews,  Fife. 

COLLISON,  Charles,  1849-50.  CI.  1. 
b.  1838  ;  s.  of  Francis  ColUson,  Castle 
Street;  d. 

COWAN,  Robert  Cameron,  1849-54.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1840  ;  s.  of  the  Hon.  John 
Cowan,  Advocate,  Senator  of  Coll. 
of  Justice. 

Merchiston ;  Edin.  Univ. ;  Tea-planter  in 
India,  thereafter  mercantile  business  at 
home;  d.  22  Nov.  1907. 

CRICHTON,  Henry  M'Vey,  1849-53. 
CI.  1-4,  b.  1839;  s.  of  Col.  David 
Crichton,  Clarence  Street. 

Maj.  R.E.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1858  ;  Lt.  1858  ; 
Capt.  1871  ;   Maj.  1878;   d.  1884. 

CROMBIE,  Francis,  1854-6.  CI.  6,  7. 
b.  25  Jan.  1838;  s.  of  Alexander 
Crombie,  11  Moray  Place  ;  XI.  and 
XX.  (Capt.). 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab;  B.A.  (Sen.  Op.),  i860; 
M.A.  1863  ;  C.  of  Bramshall,  Uttoxeter, 
Staffs,  and  Norbury  and  Snelston,  Derbyshire ; 
Min.  Calcutta  Diocesan  Additional  Clergy 
Soc.  at  Ghazipur,  N.W.P.  ;  Chap.  Bengal 
Establishment  at  Mhow ;  C.  Haughton, 
Staffs;  V.  Bradborne,  with  Balhdon  an- 
nexed, Derbyshire,  and  Longgrove,  Here- 
fordshire ;  m.  Isabella  Anne  Williams. 
Address  :  Longgrove,  Ross,  Herefordshire. 

CUNINGHAM,  Alured  Faunce,  1851-4. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  30  May  1840;  s.  of 
Alexander  Cuningham,  Sec.  N.L.  Bd., 
17  Coates  Crescent. 

Capt.  13th  Regt.  (Somerset  L.I.) ;  Ensign, 
1858;  Lt.  1859;  Capt.  1865;  ret.  1872;  d. 
28  May  1872. 

DALGLEISH,  Laurence,  1850-3.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  24  April  1839  ;  s.  of  James 
Dalgleish,  W.S.,  of  West  Grange  and 
Ardnamurchan. 

Of  Dalbeattie  and  Keavil ;  J. P.  for 
Cos.  Perth  and  Fife ;  m.  (i)  Kate  Ellen, 
3rd  dau.  of  Maj.-Gen.  Davidson,  Bom. 
Army  ;  (2)  Mary  Emily,  3rd  dau.  of  Robert 
Hannay  of  Hanley,  Midlothian  ;  d.  6  April 
1908. 

DOBBS,  Alexander  Fairlie,  1849-51. 
CI.  1.     b.  1  Nov.  1839  ;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen. 


166    DR.  MACLURE'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  THOMPSON'S)  CLASS,  1849-56 


Richard  Stewart  Dobbs  of  Knockdo- 
lian,  Greystones,  Co.  Wicklow,  M.S.C. 

Col.  M.S.C.  ;  Judicial  Supt.  Nizam's 
Rlys.,  Secunderabad ;  2nd  Lt.  M.N.I.  1857; 
Lt.  1859  ;  Capt.  1869  ;  Maj.  1877  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1883;  Col.  1887;  ret.  1890;  m.  1871 
Marian  Gage ;   d.  26  April  1912  at  Coonoor. 

DUCAT,  James  Stewart,  1849-56.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  1839  ;  s.  of  James  Stewart 
Ducat,  W.S.,  68  Great  King  Street ; 
Math.  Medal  and  best  in  French 
Comp.  and  Fortification,  1856. 

Capt.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  Ass.  Comr.  (1st  CI.)  C.P. 
from  25  Nov.  1867  ;  2nd  Lt.  7th  Bom.  N.I. 
1857  ;  Lt.  1861  ;  Capt.  1869  ;  d.  1870  at 
Bombay. 

ELIOTT,  George  Augustus,  1849-50. 
CI.  1.  b.  12  Aug.  1888  ;  s.  of  George 
Eliott,  Royal  Circus. 

Maj.  33rd  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1855  ;  Lt. 
1855;  Capt.  1863;  P.M.  1869;  Hon.  Maj. 
1883  ;  served  with  33rd  Regt.  in  Crimea 
subsequent  to  fall  of  Sebastopol,  from  27  Dec. 
1855  to  end  of  campaign  (Crimean  and 
Turkish  medal)  ;  m.  Helen  Janet,  dau.  of 
W.  Jardine  Callon  ;   d.  26  May  1884. 

FAIRLIE,  Charles  Hay,  1849-53.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1837 ;  s.  of  James  Fairlie 
of  Holms  House,  Galston,  Ayrsliire, 
Col.  of  Ayrshire  Yeo. 

Lt.-Col.  19th  Huss.  ;  Cornet  3rd  B.  Cav. 
1855;  Lt.  1856;  Capt.  1868;  Maj.  1880; 
Lt.-Col.  1881 ;  ret.  1880;  as  Lt.  3rd  B.  Cav., 
one  of  the  first  regiments  to  mutiny  in 
1857,  rode  with  his  squadron,  which  remained 
loyal  between  Meerut  and  Delhi,  where  they 
separated ;  served  throughout  the  Mutiny 
in  Rohilcund  dist.  with  col.  under  Col 
Jones  (medal) ;  subsequently  joined  19th 
Huss.  ;   d.  19  July  1899. 

FAIRLIE,  Henrv  Alexander,  1849-54. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  lOApril  1839  ;  s.  of  James 
Fairlie  of  Holms  House,  Galston,  Ayr- 
shire, Col.  of  Ayrshire  Yeo. 

Ordained  Min.  of  parish  of  Kirkmichael, 
Ayr  (his  first  charge),  1866,  remaining  there 
until  his  death,  22  Oct.  1909. 

FAWCETT,  William  Mitchell,  1853-4. 
CI.  5.  s.  of  Rev.  William  Fawcett, 
56  Inverleith  Row,  Edin.,  afterwards 
of  Moss  Gill  House,  near  Brough, 
Westmorland. 

FITZGERALD,  James,  1849-53.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  24  May  1838 ;  s.  of  Gen. 
James  FitzGcrald. 

Col.  B.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  3rd  Sikhs,  1856; 
Lt.  1858;  Capt.  1868;  Maj.  1876;  Lt.-Col. 
1882  ;  Brev.  Col.  1886  ;  ret.  1889  ;  served 
in  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-9  ; 
present  at  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi  (medal 


with  clasp)  ;  served  in  China  War,  i860 
present  at  taking  of  the  Taku  Forts,  action 
of  Sinho,  and  capture  of  Pekin  (medal  with 
two  clasps) ;  1862  entered  the  Berar  Com- 
mission, and  left  it  as  Dep.  Comr.  1885  ; 
m.  (i)  Emily  Kate,  dau.  of  Maj.  Wapshare, 
Mil.  Sec.  Govt,  of  Madras  ;  (2)  1893  Blanche 
E.,  dau.  of  Maj.  John  Philipps,  M.S.C.  ; 
d.  30  Dec.  1912  ;   see  also  E..\.  Ch.  xx.  72. 

FORMAN,  Robert,  1849-55.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  3  Feb.  1839  ;  s.  of  John  Nairne 
Forman,  W.S.,  of  Staffa,  8  Heriot 
Row  ;  Dux  of  CI.  2,  1851. 

C.A.  Edin.  1S62  ;   d.  25  Feb.  1899. 

ERASER,  Donald  Simon,  1849-56.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  5  Nov.  1839;  s.  of  Dr. 
John  Eraser,  H.E.I.C.S.  (Med.),  14 
Dean  Terrace. 

Sec.  Scinde,  Delhi,  and  Punjaub  Rly. ; 
m.  Florence,  2nd  dau.  of  James  Fair  Lea  ; 
d.  4  July  1910. 

GOALEN,  Alexander  James,  1849-55. 
CI.  1-5,  b.  21  May  1840  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Walter  Mitchell  Goalen,  Star  Bank, 
Trinity. 

Writer,  Leith  ;  d.  20  Feb.  1865  at 
Barbadoes. 

GORDON,  Peter  Lawrence,  1853-4. 
CI.  5.  b.  1839  ;  s.  of  E.  M.  Gordon, 
3  Melville  Street. 

Maj.  M.  Cav.;  Cornet,  1856;  Lt.  1856; 
Capt.  1866;  Maj.  1876;  served  during 
suppression  of  the  Mutiny  in  Saugor  and 
Nerbudda  territories,  Bengal,  from  Dec. 
1857  to  Feb.  1858  ;  also  with  Brig.  Row- 
croft's  Force  from  May  to  Dec.  1858;  d. 
1879. 

GRAHAM,  Adam  Wilson,  1849-54,  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1838 ;  s.  of  Humphrey 
Graham,  W.S.,  of  Belstane,  14  Atholl 
Crescent. 

Maj.  LA.  ;  Ensign,  1859 ;  Lt.  i860 ; 
Capt.  1868  ;  Brev.  Maj.  1877  ;  Maj.  1879  ; 
Brev.  Lt.-Col.  1883  ;   ret.  1885  ;   d. 

GRAHAM,  George  Farquhar  Irving, 
1849-54.  CI.  1-5.  b.  1840;  s,  of 
Humphrey  Graham,  W.S.,  of  Belstane, 
14  Atholl  Crescent. 

Maj.-Gen.  I.S.C. ;  2nd  Lt.  1856 ;  Lt. 
1857 ;  Capt.  1868 ;  Maj.  1876 ;  Lt.-Col. 
1882;  Brev.  Col.  1886;  Maj.-Gen.  (ret.), 
1887;  served  throughout  Indian  Mutiny 
campaign,  1857-9 ;  present  at  affairs  in 
Etawah  dist. ;  also  with  col.  under  Brig. 
Showers  in  action  of  Dowsa  against  Tantia 
Topee,  14  Jan.  1S59  (several  times  desp., 
medal). 

GRANT,  Archibald  Duncan,  1849-55. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  3  June  1839  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
James    Grant,    D.C.L.,    Min,    of    St, 


DR.  MACLURE'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  THOMPSON'S)  CLASS,  1849-56     167 


Mary's,  Edin. ;  Dux  of  CI.  1  and  3, 
1850  and  1852 ;  XI.  (Capt.),  1855. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1855-8;  Cowan  Gold  Medal, 
Blackstone  Exam.,  1856-7;  Snell  Exhib.* 
1S59-62;  Univ.  Coll.  Oxon,  185S  to  April 
1859,  when  (getting  'The  Snell')  removed 
to  Ball.  Coll.;  B.A.  1861  (2nd  CI.  Mods.); 
passed  for  I.C.S.,  but  went  into  business  with 
firm  of  Campbell,  Mitchell  and  Co.,  Bom., 
afterwards  Grant  Bros,  of  Liverpool ;  re- 
mained in  Bom.  until  1871 ;  ret.  1878;  while 
in  Bom.  was  Mem.  of  Harbour  and  Pilotage 
Bd. ;  Chm.  the  New  Bank  of  Bombay  (the 
Presidency  Bank) ;  J. P. ;  Chm.  Chamber  of 
Commerce  from  18O7;  acted  also  as  Lloyd's 
Agent  and  Agent  for  Underwriters'  Assoc. ; 
m.  Jennie  Beatrice  Miiller.  Address:  g  Cor- 
rennie  Gardens,  Edin. 

HALDANE,  Robert,  1851-2.  CI.  3.  b. 
9  March  1837  ;  s.  of  Robert  Haldane, 
Banker,  Galashiels. 


Farmer ; 
June  1901. 


m.    Mary    Bathgate ;      d.    23 


HALL,  William  James,  1850-3,  CI.  2-4. 
b.  1840 ;  s.  of  Col.  Hall,  Drummond 
Place. 

Ensign  58th  Ft.  (Rutlandshire  Regt.), 
1858;  Lt.  and  Adj.  1862;  ret.  186^,  and 
died  .shortly  afterwards. 

HANNA,  Thomas  Chalmers,  1850-3. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  22  June  1837  ;  s.  of  Rev, 
W.  Hanna,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  16  Magdala 
Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.A.  Edin.  1864  ;  m.  Mary 
Quigley  ;   d.  23  Dec.  1910. 

HERRIOT,  Charles,  1849-50.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  James  Herriot,  Henderson  Row. 

HILL,  Arthur  James,  1833-6.  CI.  5-7. 
s,  of  Rev.  Richard  Hill,  Plymouth. 

HILL,  Henry,  1853-6.  CI.  5-7.  s.  of 
Rev.  Richard  Hill,  Plymouth  ;  best 
in  Latin  Prose,  German,  and  Ancient 
and  Modern  Geography,  1856. 

HORNE,    Archibald,    1849-54.     CI.    1-5. 
b.  1837  ;   s.  of  Archibald  Home,  C.A., 
Hazel  Bank,  Corstorphine. 
d.  early  in  life. 

HOWDEN,  Charles  Ritchie,  1849-53. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  25  Oct.  1839  ;  s.  of  Peter 
Howden,  6  Brandon  Street,  Bailie  of 
Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Distiller,  Dunedin,  N.Z.  ; 
ret.  ;  m.  Aline  Louise  Constance,  dau.  of 
Hon.  Capt.  Eraser,  N.Z.  Address  :  Dunedin, 
N.Z. 

*;.This  was  the  first  time  *  The  Snell '  was  awarded  by  open 
competition,  the  other  successful  competitor  being  Robert 
Burt  Ranken,  also  an  Academical  (^.v.). 


INGLES,  Henry  Anthony,  1849-55,  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1840;  s.  of  David  Ingles, 
Heriot  Row. 

Lt.  78th  Highs.  (Ross-shire  Buffs)  ;  En- 
sign, 1857  ;   Lt.  1859;   ret.  1861. 

INGLIS,  Robert  Loveday,  1850-4.  CI. 
2-5.     b.    1839;     s.    of    Mrs.    Inglis, 

28  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Ensign  63rd  B.N.I.  1857  ;  d.  28  Dec. 
1857  at  Allahabad. 

LEVEN,  Robert  W.,  1849-54.  CI,  1-5. 
b.  19  July  1839  ;  s.  of  John  Leven, 
W.S.,  1  Bellevue  Crescent. 

Tea-planter  in  Assam  ;  d.  18  June  1878 
of  cholera. 

MACDOUGALL,  James  William,  1849-50, 
1855-6.  CI.  1,  6.  b.  7  Aug.  1840; 
s.  of  Lt.-Col.  John  Macdougall, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Dean  Bank  House,  after- 
wards of  So.  Coates  House. 

Addiscombe,  1856-8  ;  Col.  I.S.C.  ;  Ensign 
B.  Art.  1858 ;  Lt.  185S  ;  Capt.  1870 ; 
Maj.  1878;  Lt.-Col.  1884;  Col.  1888; 
U.S.L.  1897  ;  ra.  (i)  1863  Margaret  Natalie, 
dau.  of  Col.  Taylor,  H.E.I.C.S.  ;  (2)  1881 
Susan,  dau.  of  Adolph  Robinow  ;  d.  1 1  Oct. 
1898. 

MACDOUGALL,  John,  1849-50.  CI.  1. 
b.  26  Nov.  1838  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  John 
Macdougall,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Dean  Bank 
House,  afterwards  of  So.  Coates  House. 

Col.  M.S.C. ;  Ensign,  1856;  Lt.  1858; 
Capt.  1868;  Maj.  1876;  Lt.-Col.  1882; 
Col.  1886;  ret.  1889  ;  served  with  Burmese 
exped.  1886  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  m.  Emily 
Frances,  e.  dau.  of  Surg.-Gen.  Ranking,  Insp.- 
Gen.  of  Hosp.,  Madras;  d.  29  Sept.  1901. 

MACLEOD,    Edward,    1850-5.     CI.    2-6, 
s.  of  J.  G.  E.  Macleod,  English  and 
French  Master,  E.A. 
Merchant  in  France. 

MACMORLAND,  John  Peter,  1853-5. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  14  Dec.  1839;  s.  of 
Rev.  Peter  Macmorland,  Min.  of 
North  Berwick  ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1855. 

M.A.,  B.D.  Edin.  ;  Min.  of  the  parish  of 
Minto;  ord.  1865;  m.  1865  Elizabeth  M.  B. 
Smith  ;   d.  3  Jan.  1893. 

M'NEILL,  John,  1849-56.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
15  June  1839 ;  s.  of  Archibald 
M'Neill  of  Colonsay,  P.C.S.,  73 
Great  King  Street. 

Ensign  43rd  Ft.  1859  ;  ret.  i86i  ;  d.  1872. 

M'QUEEN,  WiUiam  Mustin,  1849-50. 
CI.  1.  b.  7  Sept.  1839  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
John  M'Queen,  Leopold  Place. 

Glenalmond,     1S51-6;      Indigo  -  planter. 


168    DR.  MACLURE'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  THOMPSON'S)  CLASS,  1849-56 


Behar,  1S60-84.  Address:  Pagoda  House. 
Kew  Road,  Richmond,  Surrey. 

MASTERS,  William,  1853-4.  CI.  5.  s. 
of  William  Masters,  20  Albany  Street. 

MONCREIFF,  Henry  James,  1849-54 
(Dec.).  CI.  1-6.  b.  24  April  1840  ; 
s.  of  Right  Hon.  Lord  Advocate 
Moncreiff,  M.P.,  15  Great  Stuart 
Street. 

Harrow,  1854-7;  played  for  Harrow  v. 
Eton,  1857;  Trin.  CoU.  Cantab,  1858-61; 
B.  A.  (ist  CI.  Law  Trip.) ;  LL.B. ;  Edin.  Univ. ; 
played  several  times  for  Scot.  v. '  All  England ' 
XI. ;  Advocate,  1863  ;  A.D.  1865-7,  1868-74, 
1880  ;  Sheriff  of  Renfrew  and  Bute,  1881-8  ; 
Judge  of  Court  of  Session,  with  title  of  Lord 
Wellwood  and  afterwards  of  Lord  Moncreiff, 
1888-1905 ;  S.  father  as  2nd  Baron  of 
Tulliebole,  1895,  and  as  Bart,  of  Nova 
Scotia  and  U.K.  ;  Lord-Lt.  Kinross-shire; 
author  of  Review  in  Criminal  Cases ; 
frequent  contributor  to  the  Badminton 
Magazine,  etc.  etc. ;  m.  (i)  Susan  Wilhelmine, 
3rd  dau.  of  Sir  W.  H.  Dick-Cunyngham, 
Bart.  ;  (2)  Mildred  Julia,  e.  dau.  of  Col. 
Fryer  of  Moulton  Paddocks,  Newmarket ; 
d.  3  March  1909 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xii. 
50  and  xvi.  96. 

MONCRIEFF,  Charles  Seott-,  1849-54. 
a.  1-5.  b.  9  Dec.  1839  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Scott-Moncrieff  of  Fossaway,  Cham- 
berlain to  the  D.  of  Buccleuch, 
Dalkeith, 
d.  June  1859. 

MUIR,  William  James  Wemyss,  1851-4. 

a.  3-5.  b.  29  Oct.  1840  ;  s.  of  Sir 
William  Muir,  K.C.S.I.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D., 
Lt.-Gov.  N.W.P.,  India,  Mem.  of 
Council  of  Sec.  of  State  for  India, 
Prin.  of  Univ.  of  Edin. 

Trin.  Coll.,  Glenalmond,  and  Rugby  ; 
Addiscombe,  1858  ;  Col.  I.S.C.  ;  Lt.  R.A. 
(Bengal),  1858  ;  Capt.  1870  ;  Maj.  1878  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1884;  Col.  1888;  ret.  1892;  Sept. 
1863  appointed  to  Polit.  Service  of  Govt,  of 
India,  and  served  as  Polit.  Agent  and 
Resident  in  different  parts  of  India,  chiefly 
in  States  of  Rajputana;  m.  (i)  1868  Isabella 
Fanny,  dau.  of  Col.  Arthur,  Bom.  Army  ;  (2) 
Alice  Christina,  dau.  of  Sir  Geo.  Wingate, 
K.C.S.I.  Address  :  27  De  Vere  Gardens, 
Kensington,  Lond.,  W. 

NASMYTH,  Alexander  Edward  Elliot, 
1849-50.  CI.  1.  b.  1838;  s.  of 
Robert  Nasmyth,  F.R.C.S.,  Surg.- 
Dentist  to  the  Queen,  78  George 
Street. 

NEAVES,    Charles,    1849-55.     CI.    1-6. 

b.  25  Oct,  1839  ;  s.  of  the  Hon.  Charles 
(Lord)  Neaves,  Senator  of  Coll.  of 
Justice  ;   Dux  of  CI.  4,  1853. 


Glasg.  Univ.  1855-8 ;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon, 
1858-62  ;  B.A.  1862  ;  Advocate,  1864 ; 
d.  6  Oct.  1870. 

OLIPHANT,  Thomas  Truman,  1849-52. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  2  July  1839  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Oliphant,  W.S.,  of  Rossie,  Perthshire, 
and  Lauriston  House. 

Loretto,  1852-5;  Lt.  45th  B.N.I.  and 
B.S.C. ;  Ensign,  1858;  ret.  i868 ;  served 
throughout  the  Eumfzie  campaign,  1863 
(medal  and  clasp  '  Umbeyla  ')  ;  specially 
brought  to  notice  by  H.E.  the  Com.-in-Chf. 
for  excellent  conduct  before  the  enemy ;  m. 
Georgina  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Rev.  Joseph 
Mansfield,  R.  of  Blandford  St.  Marj-'s, 
Dorset;  d.  31  March  1902  in  Italy. 

PATTISON,  George  Handasyde,  1849-54. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  6  Nov.  1839  ;  s.  of  George 
Handasyde  Pattison,  Advocate,  Sheriff 
of  Roxburgh,  Selkirk,  and  Berwick- 
shire. 

Glasg.  and  Edin.  Univ. ;   d.  10  Aug.  1857. 

PENT)ER,  James,  1849-50.  CI.  1.  b. 
1840 ;  s.  of  James  B.  Pender,  20 
Walker  Street. 

POTT,  James  Gideon,  1849-54.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  Jan.  1840  ;  s.  of  James  Pott,  W.S., 
of  Potbum,  55  Albany  Street. 

Lt.  nth  Huss. ;  Cornet,  1859;  Lt.  1861 ; 
ret.  1863 ;  d.  1865. 

RAMSAY,  John  F.,  1850-3.  CI.  2-4. 
s.  of  (Jeorge  Ramsay  of  the  Edin- 
burgh Courant. 

RANKEN,  Robert  Burt,  1849-56.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  24  Feb.  1840  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Ranken,  S.S.C,  68  Queen  Street; 
Dux  of  G.  5  and  6  and  of  the  School, 
1856  ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Scholar- 
ship, 1855  and  1856;  1st  and  2nd 
Acad.  Club  Prizes,  1856 ;  best  in 
French,  Latin  Verse,  and  Greek  Comp., 
1856  ;    XL  (Capt.),  1856. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1856-8  ;  among  other  prizes 
won  Lord  Jeffrey's  Gold  Medal ;  the  Cowan 
Gold  Medal;  Snell  Exhib.  1859,  being  along 
with  his  class-fellow.  Arch.  Duncan  Grant 
(q.v.),  the  first  students  elected  to  'The 
Snell '  by  open  competition ;  BelII.  Coll.  Oxon, 
1859-63;  ist  CI.  Class.  Mods,  i860;  ist  CI. 
Grts.  1862;  4th  CI.  Final  Sch.  of  Law  and 
Mod.  Hist.  1863  ;  B.A.  1863  ;  M.A.  1865  ; 
Oxford  XL;  W.S.  1869;  of  T.  and  R.  B. 
Ranken,  W.S. ;  m.  1874  Mary  Witherington, 
dau.  of  Charles  Tennant  Dunlop,  Merchant, 
Glasg. ;  d.  4  Aug.  1902 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  x. 
28. 

RHIND,  James,  1851-6.  CI.  3-7.  b. 
18  March  1840  ;  s.  of  William  Rhind, 
Stockport,  Cheshire. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;    Staff  Surgeon  in  the  army 


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of  Paraguay  ;  head  of  Med.  Service  ;  m. 
Juanita  Valiente  of  Assuncion;  d.  i  Oct. 
1868  in  Paraguay. 

RICHMOND,  George  John,  1851-6.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  1839;  s.  of  Rev.  John 
Richmond,  Clarence  Street. 

Lt.  20th  Punjaub  Inf. ;  served  in  China, 
1S60 ;  killed  while  showing  conspicuous 
gallantry  in  Umbeyla  campaign  in  defence 
of  Eagle's  Nest  Post,  1863,  acting  as  Capt. 

ROBERTSON,  David,  1854-6.  CI.  6,  7. 
b.  11  Jan.  1840  ;  s.  of  David  Robert- 
son, H.E.I.C.S.  ;  Prizes  for  best 
Historical  and  best  English  Essay, 
1856. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Maj.-Gen.  I. A.  ;  Ensign, 
1861  ;  Lt.  1862;  Capt.  1870;  Brev.  Maj. 
1872  ;  Maj.  1881  ;  Brev.  Lt.-Col.  1879  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1887  ;  Brev.  Col.  1883  ;  Maj.-Gen. 
(ret.  with  good  service  pension) ,  1 894 ;  served 
in  Bhootan  campaign,  1865-6  (medal  with 
clasp)  ;  Lushai  exped.  1871-4  (medal,  Brev. 
Maj.)  ;  Naga  Hills  exped.  1879-80  (medal)  ; 
Burma  campaign,  1886-7  (medal)  ;  from 
1865-91  served  from  Lt.  in  Sylhet  L.I. 
Batt.,  as  the  regt.  was  then  called,  to 
being  its  Comdt.  for  over  seven  years  as 
44th  Gurkha  Regt.  of  B.L.I. ,  and  now  Col. 
1st  Batt.  8th  Gurkha  Rifles,  its  present 
designation ;  m.  Amy  Somers,  e.  dau.  of 
Col.  Theophilus  Boileau,  20th  Huss. ;  d.  30 
June  1913. 

ROEBUCK,  George  Douglas,  1849-51. 
Ci.  1,  2.  b.  1837 ;  s.  of  George 
Roebuck,  3  Mary's  Place. 

ROLAND,  Patrick  Murray,  1853-4.  CI.  5. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Roland,  10  Dundas  Street. 

RUTHERFURD,  Charles  Baxter,  1849- 

52.     CI.  1-3.     b.  6  Sept.  18.37  ;    s.  of 

John   Rutherfurd,   W.S.,    14   Albany 

Street. 

Leith  mercantile  office  ;   d.  22  Nov.  1865. 

SCARTH,    James    Caithie,    1851-3.     CI. 
3,  4.     b.  29  Aug.  1838  ;    s.  of  Robert 
Scarth,  Kirkwall, 
m.  Margaret  H.  Lamore  ;  d.  29  July  1909. 

SCOTT,  Alexander  Brown,  May  to  July 
1851.     CI.  2.     4  Dean  Terrace. 

SCOTT,  George  Smith,  May  to  July  1851, 
CI.  2.     4  Dean  Terrace. 

SHAW,  Alexander,  1849-50.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1837  ;  s.  of  J.  Shaw,  Canonmills. 

SMITH,  John,  1849-54.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1839;  s.  of  Rev.  Thomas  Smith, 
India. 

Merchant,  Calcutta  ;   d. 


STEELL,  William,  1849-52.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  Sept.  1836  ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Steell, 
R.S.A.,  Sculptor  for  Scot,  to  H.M. 
Queen  Victoria,  Great  Stuart  Street. 

Architect;  m.  A.  B.  Patton.  Address: 
216  Morrison  Street,  Edin. 

STIRLING,  Walter,  1850-2.  CI.  2-4.  b. 
2  Jan.  1841  ;  s.  of  Charles  Stirling 
of  Muiravonside  House,  Linlithgow. 

d.  1853. 

STODART,  Thomas  Tweedie-,  1849-54. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  4  Dec.  1838  ;  s.  of  George 
Stodart,  W.S.,  of  Oliver  and  Holm- 
shaw,  16  Abercromby  Place. 

Proprietor  Farmer  ;  Convener  Co.  Council 
and  Chm.  Sch.  Bd.  and  P.  Council,  Tweeds- 
muir ;  m.  Eleanora  Littledale,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  John  Dick.  Address:  Oliver,  Tweeds- 
muir. 

SWINTON,  James  Samuel,  1849-53.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  10  Sept.  1840  ;  s.  of  George 
Swinton  of  Swinton,  4  Atholl  Crescent, 
fmly.  Chief  Sec.  to  E.I.  Govt,  at 
Calcutta. 

H.E.I.C.S. ;  Ensign  34th  B.N.I,  and  ist 
B.  Fus.  1857;  served  during  Mutiny;  d.  at 
Lucknow,  29  Oct.  1858. 

TAIT,  John,  1849-51.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  1839  ; 
s.  of  John  Renny  Tait,  9  Queensferry 
Street. 

TAYLOR,  Archibald,  1849-50.  CI.  1. 
b.  1839 ;  s.  of  John  Taylor,  Fettes 
Row. 

THOMSON,  Thomas  Scott,  1849-50. 
CI.  1. 

THORBURN,  John  F.  J.,  1849-51.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1839  ;  s.  of  David  J.  Thor- 
burn,  41  Moray  Place. 

d.  1 85 1  while  at  school. 

THORBURN,  Wilham,  1849-55,  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1837  ;  s.  of  David  J.  Thor- 
burn,  41  Moray  Place ;  2nd  Acad. 
Club  Prize  for  History,  1855. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  Capt.  21st  (R.S.F.)  Regt. 
(entered  army  by  raising  100  men,  one  of 
the  last  of  such  cases  on  record)  ;  2nd  Lt. 
1858;  Lt.  i860;  Capt.  1866;  ret  1880; 
d.  1886. 

TUFNELL,  Vincent  F.,  1851-2.  CI.  3, 
b.  1839  ;  s.  of  Rev.  George  Tufnell, 
Uffington,  Farnington,  Berks. 

Lt.  R.A.  1857  ;   ret.  1865. 


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MR.  TROTTER'S  CLASS,  1850-7 


USHER,  Andrew  James,  1849-55.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  25  Feb.  1839  ;  s.  of  James 
Usher,  Brewer,  16  Lynedoch  Place. 

Brewer,  Edin. ';   d.  14  Dec.  1906. 

USHER,  Robert  Henry,  1849-55.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  24  May  1840  ;  s.  of  James 
Usher,  Brewer,  16  Lynedoeh  Place. 

Brewer,  Edin.  and  Lond.  ;  m.  Alexandrina 
Law  Milne,  Edin.  ;   d.  12  March  1898. 

WAHAB,  Charles,  1852-3.  CI.  4.  b. 
29  March  1837 ;  s.  of  Lt.-Gen. 
Charles  Wahab,  38  Royal  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.E.  ;  apprenticed  to 
Messrs.  Stevenson ;  shared  with  Archibald 
Colquhoun  the  famous  walk  across  China  in 
1882,  from  the  effects  of  which  he  died ; 
author  of  several  pamphlets  on  workmen's 
houses,  river  pollution,  etc.  ;  m.  Jessie  S., 
dau.  of  Maj.  R.  Pope,  I.A. ;  d.  8  Sept.  1882 
in  the  Red  Sea  on  the  way  home. 


WARDEN,  Thomas  Smith,  1849-54. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1838 ;  s.  of  Dr.  Adam 
Warden,  F.R.C.S.E.,  3  Baxter's  Place. 

L.R.C.S.  Edin.  1859  ;  M.D.  Edin.  i860  ; 
Surg.  R.N.  ;   d.  1875. 

AVRENCH,  Robert  George  Wvnnc,  1858-5. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  29  May  1840 ;  s.  of  Henry 
Wrench,  Overton,  Wrexham. 

Lt.  17th  (Leicestershire)  Regt.  ;  Ensign 
from  E.  Kent  Militia,  1858  ;  Lt.  1859 ; 
ret.  1861,  and  became  Adj.  Flintshire  Vols. ; 
d.  9  June  1869. 

WYLIE,  David  B.,  1849-52.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1838  ;  s.  of  David  Wylie,  Circuit 
Clerk  of  Court,  5  Bellevue  Terrace. 

Singer  and  actor  under  stage  name  of 
'  Henry  Weston  ' ;  d. 

WYLIE,  James  U.,  1851-2.  CI.  3.  b. 
1839 ;  s.  of  Rev.  John  Wylie,  D.D., 
Min.  of  Carluke. 


MR.  TROTTER'S  CLASS,  1850-7 


AINSLIE,  Charles  Alexander,  1850-7. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  21  May  1839;  s.  of 
Daniel  Ainslie,  48  Moray  Place;  XL 
(Capt.),  1857. 

Merchant,  of  Binny  and  Co.,  Madras;  was 
Chm.  of  the  Bank  of  Madras  during  the 
great  Indian  famine;  J. P.  for  Peeblesshire; 
m.  Annie  Augusta,  dau.  of  R.  O.  Campbell 
of  the  Hoo,  Beds ;  d.  at  Swinton  Bank, 
Peebles,  20  April  1914. 

AITCHISON,  WiUiam,  1852-7.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  20  April  1839;  s.  of  William 
Aitchison,  Linhope,  Roxburghshire. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Farmer ;  proprietor  of  Briery- 
hill,  Roxburghshire,  and  Glenkerry,  Selkirk- 
shire ;  J. P.  Roxburghshire  ;  m.  Mary,  2nd 
dau.  of  John  Wilson,  Billholm,  Langholm  ; 
d.  25  Feb.  1889. 

AITKEN,  James,  1854-5.  CI.  5.  b. 
29  June  1840  ;  s.  of  James  Aitken 
of  Gartcows,  Falkirk. 

Solicitor,  Falkirk  ;  d.  8  Sept.  1873. 

ANDERSON,  Andrew,  1853-5.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  19  Feb.  1839  ;  s.  of  Sir  Alexander 
Anderson,  Kt.  (1863),  Advocate, 
Aberdeen. 

Mar.  Coll.  and  Univ.  Aberdeen,  1855-9; 
M.A.  1859 ;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab,  1859-63 ; 
B.A.  1863;  Barr.  Line.  Inn,  1865;  practised 
as  conveyancer  and  equity-draughtsman  till 
1895.     Address:  Strichen,  Aberdeenshire. 


ANDERSON,    Robert,    1852-3.     CI.    3, 

b.    1838 ;     s.    of   Thomas    Anderson, 
Sec.  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  went  to  Australia ;  returned, 
1867  ;    d.  Nov.  1867. 

AYTOUN,  Marriott,  1851-4.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  1840  ;  s.  of  Capt.  M.  C.  W.  Aytoun, 
R.A.,  19  Coates  Crescent. 

Capt.  96th  Regt. ;  Ensign,  1858 ;  Lt. 
1859  ;  Capt.  1862  ;  died  on  voyage  home 
from  India,  1866. 

BARNES,  Alexander,  1851-2.  CI.  2. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Barnes,  5  Hamilton  Place. 

BARNHILL,  James,  1850-3.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1840 ;  s.  of  James  Barnhill,  7 
Henderson  Row. 

Writer,  Glasgow  ;  d. 

BELL,  Hugh  Colquhoun,  1850-6.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  4  April  1841  ;  s.  of  A.  Montgomerie 
Bell,  W.S.,  Prof,  of  Conveyancing, 
Edin.  Univ.  ;  Dux  Mod.  Sch.  1856. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.E.  ;  Res.  Engineer  for 
two  years  on  the  new  Caled.  line  to  Glasg. ; 
first  Edin.  Tram.  Co.'s  engineer;  Tea- 
planter,  Nurbong,  Kursiong,  Bengal ;  d. 
19  Jan.  1905  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xii.  69. 

BELL,  Peter,  1850-1.  CI.  1.  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Bell,  6  Dean  Terrace. 


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BELL,  Robert,  1850-5.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1840;  s.  of  Charles  Bell,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.E.,  30  India  Street. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Australia;  d.  17  Jan.  1873 
at  Gympie. 

BELL,  Robert  Craigie,  1850-7.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  13  Sept.  1840  ;  s.  of  Benjamin 
Bell,  Surg.,  8  Shandwick  Place  ;   XL 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  A.F.C.  XX.  1857-60 ; 
Grange  C.C.  i86c  ;  A.C.C.  Games  (won  100 
Yards,  1859;  Mile,  1861)  ;  W.S.  1864;  of 
R.  C.  BeU  and  J.  Scott,  W.S. ;  Ass.  Sec. 
and  Treas.  Edin.  Med.  Miss.  Soc.  1875-1912  ; 
Clerk  to  Donaldson's  Hosp.  1886-1912  ; 
Dir.  E.A.  1881-1912;  Treas.  A.C.C.  over 
twenty  years ;  Clerk  to  Cramond  Sch.  Bd. 
1878-1912  ;  Treas.  F.  St.  George's  Ch.  1873- 
1909;  Chm.  Ear,  Eye,  and  Throat  Inf.;  m. 
Isabella  Moubray,  dau.  of  Rev.  Lewis  Hay 
Irving,  Arnothill,  Falkirk;  d.  11  May  1912; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xix.  129. 

BIRRELL,    Charles,    1853-6.     CI.    4-6. 
b.     1840;      s.     of     Charles     Birrell, 
Wavertree,  Liverpool, 
d.  29  Dec.  1858. 

BLACKWOOD,  Thomas,  1854-7.  CI. 
5-7.  b.  30  Nov.  1839;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Thomas  Blackwood  of  Ogs- 
castle,  Lanarkshire. 

Capt.  6th  D.G.  ;  Cornet  4th  K.O.  Regt. 
1863;  Lt.  6th  D.G.  1868;  Capt.  1870;  ret. 
1875;  m.  (i)  1871  Maud  Sarah  Jane  Ten- 
nant;  (2)  1887  Sophie  Pratt;  d.  28  Feb. 
1910. 

BONAR,  James,  1853-6.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
1  May  1839  ;  s.  of  Rev.  John  James 
Bonar,  D.D.,  Min.  of  St.  Andrew's 
F.  Ch.,  Greenock. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1861 ;  licentiate  of 
F.  Ch.  of  Scot. ;  now  a  mem.  of  the  Ch.  of 
Scot.  Address  :  Ranfurly,  Bridge-of-Weir, 
Renfrewshire. 

BONAR,  James  Alexander,  1850-3.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  12  June  1840  ;  s.  of  Archi- 
bald Bonar,  Man.  Edin.  and  Glasg. 
Bank. 

Accompanied  his  father  to  Australia  in 
1854,  and  was  with  J.  Henty  and  Co., 
Melbourne,  for  a  few  years  ;  went  to  N.Z. 
in  1863,  and  commenced  business  in  Inver- 
cargill  (firm  of  Henderson  and  Bonar)  ; 
removed  in  1865  to  Hokitika,  where  he 
established  a  shipping  and  mercantile 
business,  and  became  agent  for  Lloyd's; 
Mayor  of  Hokitika,  1867-8  ;  M.L.C.  1868- 
1901  ;  first  and  only  Supt.  of  Westland, 
1874  ;  held  many  important  public  offices  ; 
an  enthusiastic  vol. ;  promoted  Maj.  1884  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1891 ;  long  service  medal,  1895, 
and  subsequently  V.D.  ;  m.  Elliot  Margaret, 
dau.  of  William  Montgomerie  Bell  of 
Melbourne,  Victoria ;   d.  7  Nov.  1901. 


BOULAY,  John  Du,  1851-3.  CI.  2,  3, 
b.  1842  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Du  Boulay, 
Sandgate,  Kent. 

Mid.  R.N. ;  his  ship  '  Sappho  '  was  lost, 
1859,  with  all  hands. 

BOYD,  Alexander  Ralph  Abercromby, 
1851-3.  CI.  2,  3.  b.  18.38;  s.  of 
David  Boyd,  H.E.I.C.S.,  26  Drum- 
mond  Place. 

Maj.  92nd  Highs.  ;  Ensign,  1857 ;  Lt. 
i86i;  Capt.  1867;  ret.  1869;  d.  28  Nov. 
1894  at  Kimberley,  S.  Africa. 

BROWN,  Arthur,  1850-3.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1840  ;  s.  of  Rev.  R.  Brown,  Largo. 

Indian  Marine  Service ;  afterwards  coffee- 
planter  at  Kotaghiri,  Nilgherries,  where  he 
died,  4  Aug.  1868. 

BROWN,  George  Samuel.  1850-4.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1840;  s.  of  Robert  Brown 
of  Firth,  29  George  Square. 

Comm.  R.N. ;  Lieut.  1861 ;  Comm.  (ret.), 
1873  ;   d.  10  July  1877. 

BROWN,  John,  1852-4.     CI.  3,  4.     s.  of 

Mr.  Brown  of  Edmonstone,  Biggar. 
Wine  Merchant,  Liverpool. 

BROWN,  William  Henry  James,  1853-4. 
CI.  4.  s.  of  Mrs.  Brown,  47  Great 
King  Street. 

CARRUTHERS,  John,  1854-5.     CI.  6, 
Business  in  Liverpool. 

CHALMERS,  Patrick,  1851-2.  CI.  2. 
b.  26  Jan.  1841  ;  s.  of  John  Inglis 
Chalmers  of  Aldbar. 

Wimbledon  Sch. ;  Sandhurst ;  of  Aldbar, 
Brechin;  Lt.  59th  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1859;  Lt. 
1863;  ret.  1867;  m.  Ellen  M.,  3rd  dau.  of 
Rev.  O.  Oldham,  Bellamour  Hall,  Rugeley. 
Address:  Aldbar,  Brechin. 

CHEYNE,  John,  1850-7.  CI.  1-7.  b.  15 
Feb.  1841 ;  s.  of  Henry  Cheyne,  W.S., 
6  Royal  Terrace  ;  Dux  of  CI.  4,  5, 
and  6  and  of  the  School,  1857  ;  Math. 
Medal,  1857  ;  best  in  Greek  Testa- 
ment, English  Essay,  Latin  Verse, 
Greek  Prose,  and  French  Prose,  1857. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1858-9  ;  among  other 
prizes  won  in  1858  Jeffrey  Gold  Medal ;  Gold 
Medal,  Latin  Blackstone  Exam.  ;  in  1859 
Cowan  Gold  Medal  ;  1859  Schol.  Trin.  Coll. 
Oxon ;  M.A.,  ist  CI.  Hons.  Class.;  Edin. 
Univ.  ;  Advocate,  1865  ;  Sherifi  Sub.  of 
Forfarshire  at  Dundee,  1870-85  ;  Sheriff 
of  Roxburgh,  Berwick,  and  Selkirk,  1885-6; 
Sheriff  of  Ross,  Cromarty,  and  Sutherland, 
1886-9  ;  Convener  of  Sheriffs  of  Scot.  1887- 
1907  ;  Sheriff  of  Renfrew  and  Bute,  1889- 
1907  ;     Chm.    Boundary    Comrs.    for   Scot 


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1890-3 ;  Procurator,  Ch.  of  Scot.,  1891- 
1907;  Vice -Dean  of  the  Fac.  of  Advo- 
cates, 1892-1905 ;  Mem.  of  Roy.  Coramis 
on  Tweed  and  Sohvay  Fisheries,  1895-6 
Mem.  of  Gen.  Bd.  of  Lunacy  for  Scot. 
1895-1907  ;  K.C.  1897  ;  Kt.  1897  ;  LL.D 
Glasg.  ;  Hon.  Sec.  to  the  Dirs.  E.A.  1866 
70;  Dir.  E.A.  1885-1907;  m.  (i)  1871  Mar- 
garet, dau.  of  Archibald  Simson,  Planter, 
Bengal;  (2)  1875  Mary  Isabella,  dau.  of 
James  Edward  of  Balruddery,  Forfarshire; 
d.  15  Jan.  1907;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  75. 

CHISHOLM,  John  Gordon,  1851-5.  CI. 
2-5. 

Sometime  at  St.  Thomas-ye-East,  Jamsiica. 

CLAUDIN,  Gaspard,  1850-2.     CI.  1,  2. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Rojas,  Buenos  Ayres. 

COLT,  John  Hamilton,  1851-3.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  1  Aug.  1840  ;  s.  of  John  Hamilton 
Colt  of  Gartsherrie,  Inveresk  House. 

Lieut.  R.N. ;  d.  27  Sept.  1863  at  Inveresk 
House. 

CRIGHTON,  Charles  Edwin,  1850-4. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  6  July  1840;  s.  of 
William  Crighton,  Sol.,  of  Griffith 
and  Crighton,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

1856-62  apprenticed  to  the  late  Robert 
Stephenson  of  the  firm  of  Robert  Stephenson 
and  Co.,  Loco.  Engine  Builders,  Newcastle- 
on-Tyne,  and  to  Mr.  John  F.  Tone,  C.E. ; 
1863-7  Kes.  Engineer  and  Loco.  Supt.  Great 
Southern  of  India  Rly. ;  1880-1903  Loco. 
Supt.  S.  Indian  Rly. ;  1884  raised  S.  Indian 
Rly.  Vol.  Rifles,  and  was  appointed  Lt.-Col. 
Comdt. ;  1895  Hon.  A.D.C.  on  personsil  staff 
of  H.E.  the  Gov.  of  Madras,  Lord  Wenlock ; 
1896  Hon.  A.D.C.  on  personal  staff  of  H.E. 
the  Gov.  of  Madras,  Sir  Arthur  Havelock ; 
1900  presented  with  Vol.  Off.  Decoration  ; 
Hon.  A.D.C.  on  personal  staff  of  H.E.  the 
Gov.  of  Madras,  Lord  AmpthiU ;  m.  1868 
Helen  Georgina  Christiansen.  Address : 
38  Denmark  Villas,  Hove,  Brighton. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Alexander  Williara, 
1854-6.  a.  5,  6.  b.  2  Nov.  1840  ; 
s.  of  James  Cunningham,  W.S.,  50 
Queen  Street. 

Lt,  R.A.  ;  m.  Catherine  Sanday  ;  d.  25 
April  1892. 

DALMAHOY,  Patrick  Carfrae,  1850-4. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  7  Sept.  1840;  s.  of 
Patrick   Dalmahoy,   W.S.,   69   Queen 

Street. 

Maj.-Gen.  I.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  B.N.I.  1856  ; 
Lt.  1857  ;  Capt.  1866  ;  Maj.  1871  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1873  ;  Col.  i88i  ;  U.S.L.  1885  ;  Maj.-Gen. 
(ret.),  1890  ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny,  1857-9, 
including  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi  and 
subsequent  operations,  and  operations  in 
Bundlecund  up  to  i860  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
Ass.  Insp.-Gen.  of  Pohce,  Dy.  Insp.-Gen. 
of  Police,  and  Insp.-Gen.  of  Police  in  India 


up  to  Oct.  1885,  when  placed  on  U.S.L.  ; 
m.  1868  Emily,  dau.  of  Edward  Wylly  of 
the  B.C.S.  Address  :  13  Buckingham  Ter- 
race, Edin.    See  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  138. 

DAVIDSON,  John  William,  1850-3.  a. 
1-3.  b.  20  April  1840  ;  s.  of  Rev, 
Peter  Davidson,  D.D.,  Queen  Street 
U.P.  Church,  now  Davidson  Church, 
Eyre  Place. 

C.A.  at  Liverpool ;  Man.  of  the  Liverpool 
Mortgage  and  Insurance  Co.  Ltd. ;  m. 
Margaret  Miller,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  James 
Galloway.  A  ddress :  9  Gambier  Terrace, 
Liverpool. 

DBAS,  Francis,  1850-6.  CI.  1-6.  b.  iJuly 
1839  ;  s.  of  the  Hon.  Sir  George  Deas, 
Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice;  Ferguson 
Medal,  1855 ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1856. 

M.A.,  LL.B.  Edin.  Univ. ;  Advocate, 
1862  ;  F.R.S.E.  ;  author  of  The  Law  of 
Railways  apphcable  to  Scotland,  1873 ; 
an  accomplished  musician,  with  a  wide 
knowledge  of  botany,  astronomy,  and 
science  ;   d.  26  Jan.  1874. 

DEWAR,  Wilham,  1850-1.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Dewar,  40  Albany  Street. 

DOUGLAS,  James  Henry,  1852-4.  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  16  Jan.  1841  ;  s.  of  David 
Douglas,  W.S.,  23  Great  King  Street. 

Of  Yanco  and  Walla  Walla,  N.S.W.,  and 
of  Newtonairds,  Dumfriesshire;  m.  Sibella 
Susan,  dau.  of  J.  Lawson  Hill,  W.S. ;  d. 
6  May  1905. 

DRYSDALE,  Robert  Carstairs,  1850-3. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1840  ;  s.  of  John  Drj's- 
dale,  10  South  Charlotte  Street. 

Col.  R.A.;  Lt.  1857;  Capt.  1868;  Maj. 
1877;  Lt.-Col.  1884;  Col.  1888;  ret.  1890; 
d.  16  Jan.  1904. 

DUNCAN,  Thomas,  1852-5.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  3  July  1840  ;  s.  of  James  Duncan, 
Clarence  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  1856-7;  Merchant,  Liverpool ; 
m.  H.  C.  Anson,  dau.  of  Maj.  O.  H.  St.  G. 
Anson,  9th  Lancers.  Address  :  183  Ports- 
down  Road,  Lond.,  W. 

DUN  LOP,  Patrick  Charles  Douglas, 
1850-4.  CI.  1-4.  b.  23  Dec.  1840;  s. 
of  Alexander  Dunlop  of  Clober,  45 
Moray  Place. 

Tea- planter,  Assam  ;  ret.  Address :  Lond., 
or  c/o  W.  H.  Dunlop,  Doonside,  Ayr. 

DURIE,  Robert,  1850-5.  Q.  1-5.  b. 
17  Dec.  1839  ;  s.  of  Charles  Durie  of 
Craigluscar,  Fife. 

Of  Craigluscar,  Dunfermline  ;  d.  21  Sept 
1868. 


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ECCLES,  James,  1850-3.  Cl.1-3.  b.l840; 
s.  of  Hon.  William  Eccles,  Port  of 
Spain,  Trinidad. 

Sheep  Farmer,  N.Z.  ;  killed  by  a  fall 
from  his  horse,  13  Aug.  1872. 

FAIRBAIRN,  Patrick  Playfair,  1852-3. 
CI.  3.  b.  21  Sept.  1840  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Prof.  Fairbairn,  D.D.,  Aberdeen,  and 
later  Prin.  F.  Ch.  Coll.  Glasg. 

Merchant,  of  Playfair  and  Co.,  George- 
town, Demerara,  and  later  Town  Clerk  of 
Georgetown  for  about  fifteen  years ;  m. 
(i)  Jane  Margaret  Mactaggert ;  (2)  Olivia 
Albertina  Hohenbrerk  ;  d.  20  March  1910. 

FARQUHARSON,  William  Walker, 
1850-4.  CI.  1-4.  b.  23  May  1839;  s. 
of  Joseph  C.  Farquharson,  Inverleith 
Row. 

Indigo-planter ;  Hon.  Mag.  for  Lower 
Bengal ;  Sec.  and  Treas.  Representative 
Ch.  Council  of  the  Episc.  Ch.  in  Scot. 
1884-1910 ;  m.  Miss  Gillan,  dau.  of  the 
Right  Rev.  Robert  Gillan,  D.D.,  Inchinnan, 
Renfrewshire  ;   d.  23  Feb.  1910. 

FERRIER,  Louis  J.  G.,  1850-5.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  22  Oct.  1840;  s.  of  Maj.  Hay 
Ferrier,  Belsyde,  Linlithgow. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1856-9  ;  Capt.  R.E.  ; 
Lt.  1859 ;  Capt.  1873 ;  Hon.  M.A.  Oxon 
for  services  rendered  in  connection  with 
the  Archaeological  Soc.  of  Oxford;  d.  24 
March  1878  ;  drowned  on  voyage  home  from 
Bermuda  on  H.M.S.  '  Eurydice '  off  the  I.W. 

FINDLATER,  James  S.,  1850-2.   CI.  1,  2. 

FORMAN,  James  Charies,  Jan.  1851-7. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  10  Dec.  1840 ;  s.  of  John 
Naime  Forman,  W.S.,  of  Staffa,  8 
Heriot  Row;  best  in  English  Verse, 
CI.  7,  1857. 

B.A.  Oxon,  1867.  Address:  c/o  A.  G. 
Forman,  W.S.,  43  Moray  Place. 

GLOVER,  David  Thomson,  1850-4.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  12  April  1841  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
George  Glover,  9  Dundas  Street. 

Capt.  Richmond  G.C.  1899 ;  Engineer, 
Chelsea,  Lond.  ;  m.  (i)  1869  Margaret 
Christina  Cook ;  (2)  1881  Jessie  Harriett 
Traill ;   d.  18  June  1903. 

GLOVER,  James,  1850-4.     CI.  1-4.     b. 
1840 ;    s.   of  Dr.   George   Glover,   9 
Dundas  Street, 
d.  II  May  1859. 

GRANT,  John  Joseph  Forsyth,  1850-4. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  23  Oct.  1840;  s.  of 
William  Forsyth  Grant,  Ecclesgreig, 
Montrose. 


Glenalmond;  Maj.  15th  Regt. ;  Ensign, 
1858;  Lt.  i860;  Capt.  1867;  Maj.  1881; 
served  with  46th  Regt.  in  Egypt,  1882; 
present  at  bombardment  of  Alexandria, 
battle  of  Kassassin,  etc. ;  invalided  home, 
1883  (Egyptian  medal  and  Khedive's  star) ; 
m.  1875  Annie,  o.  dau.  of  John  Littleton  of 
Trewin,  St.  Germans,  Cornwall ;  d.  3  June 
188.1. 

GULLAND,  Charles,  1852-5.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  26  Feb.  1840;  s.  of  Charles 
GuUand,  Town  Clerk,  Falkland. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Writer,  Falkland,  Fife;  Town 
Clerk  of  Falkland  for  twenty-three  years, 
and  for  twenty  years  previously  associ- 
ated with  his  father  as  Jt.  Town  Clerk ; 
author  of  Sylvanus  ;  Netherton  ;  Poetical 
and  Dramatic  Selections,  1S95,  comprising 
many  of  his  poems,  historical  ballads,  and 
dramas ;  The  Lomond  Hills ;  The  Day  of 
Rest ;  The  Fairies  of  Falkland  and  other 
pieces ;  1903  published  Queen  Mary  and 
Darnley  ;  m.  Mary  Rowland,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Thomas  Halley,  Edin.  ;  d.  6  Aug.  1909. 

HALKETT,    Charles  Harland    Craigie, 

1852-5.     CI.   3-5.  b.   23   Oct.   1838; 

s.    of    C.    Halkctt  Craigie    Inglis    of 
Cramond. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich;  Col.  R.E. ;  Lt.  1858; 
Capt.  1872 ;  Maj.  1879 ;  Lt.-Col.  1886 ; 
Col.  1890;  ret.  1891  ;  m.  1870  Maria 
Antonia,  dau.  of  George  Barnard  of  Cross 
Deep,  Twickenham  ;  d.  5  Feb.  1907  ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  121. 

HALL,  Joseph  Samuel,  1853-5.  CI.  4,  5. 
s.  of  J.  Hall,  Willowbank,  Newhaven. 

HALLIDAY,  David,  1852-6.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1840 ;  stepson  of  James  Black, 
Sunnyside  House,  Biggar. 

Maj.  nth  Ft.  ;  Ensign,  1858  ;  Lt.  1861  ; 
Capt.  1867  ;   Maj.  1878  ;   d.  7  Feb.  1881. 

HAMILTON,   Robert,   1850-4.     CI.   1-3. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Hamilton,  Clarence  Street. 
Oriental  Bank,  China. 

HARRISON,  George,  1850-1.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Harrison,  16  Clarence  Street. 

HARVEY,  John,  1851-6.  CI.  2-6.  b. 
5  Jan.  1841 ;  s.  of  William  James 
Harvey  of  Carnousie,  Turriff. 

Merchant,  of  Charles  Price  and  Co., 
Lond.;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Aberdeenshire; 
m.  (i)  Ellen,  dau.  of  Thomas  Christie  of 
Broomfield,  Essex;  (2)  1897  Frances,  dau. 
of  Sir  E.  J.  Reed,  K.C.B.,  Lond.  Address: 
Carnousie,  Forglen,  Turriff. 

HAY,  Dunlop,  1850-4.  CI.  1-4.  b,  1840; 
s.  of  John  Hay  of  Morton,  22  Charlotte 
Square. 

Capt.    78th   and   93rd   Highs.  ;     Ensign, 


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1856;  Lt.  1861;  Capt.  1873;  ret.  1878; 
served  with  93rd  Highs,  in  Indian  campaign 
of  1857-9;  present  at  rehef  of  Lucknow  by 
Lord  Clvde,  including  storming  of  the 
Secunderbagh  and  Shah  Nujeef;  battle  of 
Cawnpore  on  6  Dec.  1857  (wounded)  and 
pursuit  to  Seraighat ;  action  of  Khalee 
Nuddee;  occupation  of  Futtehghur  and  of 
Ferruckabad ;  siege  and  fall  of  Lucknow, 
including  storming  of  the  Begum's  palace ; 
attack  of  the  fort  of  Rooyah ;  affair  of 
Allygunge ;  battle  and  capture  of  Bareilly  ; 
affairs  of  Pusgaon,  Russulpore,  and  Biswah, 
and  attack  on  fort  of  Mittowlie  (medal  with 
two  clasps)  ;   d.  5  Sept.  1904. 

HENDERSON,  William  Samuel,  1850-2. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  31  July  1840;  s.  of 
William  Henderson,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P., 
Prof,  of  Med.  and  Gen.  Pathology, 
Edin.  Univ. 

Maj.  77th  (D.C.O.  Middlesex)  Regt. ;  2nd 
Lt.  1859 ;  Lt.  1863 ;  Capt.  1873 ;  Hon. 
Maj.  1880  (ret.) ;  m.  Rose,  dau.  of  Holroyd 
Fitzwilliam  Way  ;   d.  18  Jan.  1901. 

HILL,  Francis  Burke,  1850-5.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1840;  s.  of  George  Hill  (Hill. 
Thomson  and  Co.),  6  Saxe-Coburg 
Place. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Natal. 

HODSON,  Vernon  James,  1854-7.  CI. 
5-7.  b.  3  June  1842  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Dr. 
Hodson,  Rector  E.A.  1854-69. 

Eton;  Lt.  4th  B.  Europ.  L.  Cav.  ;  d.  27 
Nov.  1863  at  Dinapore. 

HOPE,  Augustus,  1850-4.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
16  May  1841 ;  s.  of  James  Hope, 
W.S.,  D.K.S. 

Mercantile  Marine  Service  ;  lost  at  sea 
from  s.s.  '  England,'  5  June  1857. 

HORNE,    James    Darling,    1850-3.     CI. 
1-3.     b.  1840  ;  s.  of  Archibald  Home, 
C.A.,  Hazelbank,  Corstorphine. 
d.  22  Dec.  1868. 

HOSACK,  William  J.  R.,  1853-5.  CI. 
4,  6.     s.  of  W.  Hosack,  Jamaica. 

HOWDEN,  Patrick  Greive,  1850-2.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  20  June  1840  ;  s.  of  Peter 
Howden,  Bailie  of  Edin.,  6  Brandon 
Street. 

Served  nineteen  years  at  sea  as  Officer 
in  Cunard  Service  (certificated  Master  Mar- 
iner) ;  four  years  Estanciero  in  the  Argen- 
tine, subsequently  for  twenty-five  years 
merchant  at  Wellington,  N.Z.  ;  ret.  ;  m. 
Mary  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Capt.  Niblett, 
R.N.,  Liverpool;  d.  17  May  1914. 

HUNTER,  William  Frederick,  1850-7. 
CI.  1-7.     b.  1840  ;  s.  of  James  Hunter 


of  Hafton ;    best  in  German,  CI,  7, 
1857, 

M.A.,  LL.B.  Edin.  Univ.;  of  Hafton; 
Advocate,  1865  ;   d.  29  April  1880. 

INGLES,  John,  1850-5.  CI.  1-4.  s,  of 
David  Ingles,  Heriot  Row. 

Vice-Adm.  R.N. ;  Supt.  Roy.  Gun 
Factory,  Woolwich ;  fmly.  Naval  Adviser 
to  Japanese  Govt.  ;  Lieut.  1862 ;  Comm. 
1872  ;   Capt.  1882  ;   ret.  Rear-Adm.  1897. 

JOHNSTON,  WilHam  Cunningham, 
1852-5.  CI.  3-5,  b.  12  May  1889  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Johnston,  W.S.,  8  Broughton 
Place. 

Merchant,  of  Tait  and  Co.,  Amoy,  China; 
afterwards  in  Lond.  ;  m.  Emily  Alicia 
Cazaly  ;   d.  lo  March  1903. 

KENNEDY,  John,  1852-4.  CI.  3,  4.  b, 
1  Nov,  1839 ;  s.  of  John  Kennedy, 
jun.,  of  Kirkland. 

Of  Kirkland,  Dumfriesshire ;  Capt.  5th 
D.G.  and  4th  Q.O.  Huss. ;  Cornet,  1858; 
Lt.  1859;  Capt.  1864;  ret.  1873;  Lt.-Col. 
T.F.;  j.P.  Dumfriesshire;  m.  Mrs.  Twemlow, 
nee  Jessie  B.  Armitstead;   d.  25  June  1913. 

LAWSON,  William  R.,  1850-3.  CI.  1-8. 
b.  1840. 

B.L.  Co.  Bank,  1857-61,  when  he  went 
abroad  in  ill-health  ;   d.  c.  1862. 

LAWTON,  Charles  Huntly,  1850-2.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1840 ;  Miss  Lawton,  24 
Ainslie  Place  (Guardian). 

Merchant,  Nicolaieff,  S.  Russia ;  d.  25 
June  1896. 

LOCKHART,  WiUiam  Eliott-,  1850-5. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  6  April  1840  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
William  Eliott  -  Lockhart,  Madras 
Army. 

Gosport,  1855-7;  Addiscombe,  1857-8; 
Col.  R.A.  (Madras)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1858 ;  Lt. 
1858 ;  Capt.  1869 ;  Maj.  1877 ;  Lt.-Col. 
1884  ;  Col.  1888  ;  ret.  1895 ;  m.  Ada,  dau. 
of  the  late  Henry  Cardew.  Address:  Glen- 
stromie,  Camberley,  Surrey. 

LYALL,  Robert  Andrew,  1852-6.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  Feb.  1840;  s.  of  Robert 
Lyall,  8  Clarendon  Crescent ;  XI. 
1856. 

Merchant ;  senior  of  I^yall,  Rennie  and  Co., 
afterwards  Lyall,  Marshall  and  Co.,  Calcutta ; 
also  of  Lyall,  Anderson  and  Co.,  Lond.  ; 
m.  Elizabeth  Dayrolles.  Address :  Lauriston, 
Camberley,  Surrey. 

LYON,  Adam  Walter  Scott,  1850-4. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  27  Nov.  1841  ;  s.  of  John 
Stewart  Lyon  of  Kirkmichael,  17  Forth 
Street. 

Lieut.  R.N.  ;   d.  i  July  1867. 


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LYON,  Thomas  Arthur,  1850-3.  CI.  1-3, 
b.  24  Nov.  1838  ;  s,  of  John  Stewart 
Lyon  of  Kirkmichael,  17  Forth  Street. 

Merchant  in  Foochow,  China ;  m.  Isa- 
bella C,  dau.  of  John  Johnstone  of  Halleaths, 
Dumfriesshire;    d.  20  Jan.  1899. 

MACGREGOR,  Malcolm  John  Robert, 
1850-2.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  16  March  1840  ; 
s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Malcolm  MacGregor,  78th 
Highs.,  Brighton  Crescent,  Portobello. 

Sandhurst,  1854-7  '•  Maj.-Gen.  18th  Regt.  ; 
2nd  Lt.  1857  ;  Lt.  1858  ;  Capt.  1863  ;  Maj. 
1871;  Lt.-Col.  1877;  Col.  1881  ;  Maj.-Gen. 
1893  ;  ret.  1895  ;  served  in  Afghan  War, 
1879-80 ;  commanded  ist  Batt.  i8th  Ft. 
(medal) ;  m.  Annie  Halpin.  Address  :  Dun- 
fraoch,  Broadstone,  Dorset. 

MACKICHAN,  John,  1851-4.  CI.  2-4, 
b,  1840  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Peter  Mackichan, 
Min.  of  Lochgilphead, 

Grazier,  Penshurst,  Victoria  ;  Man.  Union 
Trustee  Co.  of  Australia,  Melbourne ;  m. 
Susan,  dau.  of  J.  Hutton,  Squatter,  Penshurst, 
Victoria ;   d.  28  March  1912. 

MACKINTOSH,  WiUiam,  1854-6,  CI, 
5,  6.  b.  9  April  1842  ;  s,  of  William 
Mackintosh,  Inshes  House,  Inverness- 
shire;  Essay  Prize,  CI,  6,  and  2nd 
Acad,  Club  Prize  for  History,  1856. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  i860;  LL.D.  Edin. 
1889;  Advocate,  1865;  Q.C.  1886;  Pro- 
curator of  Ch.  of  Scot.  1880-6  ;  Sheriff  of 
Ross,  Cromarty,  and  Sutherland,  1881-6  ; 
Dean  of  Faculty,  1886-9  ;  raised  to  the 
Bench  with  the  title  of  Lord  Kyllachy,  1889  ; 
ret.  1907 ;  D.L.  and  J. P.  Inverness-shire 
and  Edin.  ;  Mem.  of  Scottish  Univs.  Com- 
mission, 1889-95 ;  m.  1869  Jane,  dau.  of 
David  Stevenson,  C.E.  Address :  6  Ran- 
dolph Crescent,  Edin.,  and  Kyllachy, 
Tomatin,  Inverness-shire.  See  also  E.A.  Ch. 
i.  136  and  xiv.  63. 

MACLEOD,   Coll,    1850-5.     CI.    1-5.     b. 

1840, 

Lt.  43rd  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1861  ;  Lt.  1863  ; 
d.  1864  in  N.Z. 

MAKGILL,  Arthur,  1850-4,     CI.  1-4,    b. 

28  May  1842;    s.  of  George  Makgill 
of  Kemback,  12  Claremont  Crescent. 

Univ.  CoU.  Oxon,  1861-5  ;  M.A. ;  2nd 
01.  Mods.  1863  ;  Advocate,  1867  ;  Dir.  E.A. 
1891-9;  d.  5  Sept.  1899. 

MALCOLM,  John  Vicary  Thatcher, 
1850-6.  CI.  1-6.  b.  1840  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Bowes  Malcolm,  M.D„  F,R.C.P.  and 
S,E.,  126  George  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  1862  ;  L.R.C.P.  and  L.R.C.S. 
Edin.  1863  ;  Surg.-Maj.  A.M.D.  ;  Ass.  Surg. 
1864  ;  Surg.-Maj.  1877  ;  ret.  1880  ;  d.  14 
Oct.  1910. 


MENZIES,  Robert,  1852-6.  CI,  3-6. 
b,  11  July  1839  ;  s,  of  Rev,  Robert 
Menzies,  D.D,,  Min.  of  the  parish  of 
Hoddam, 

Apprenticed  to  Messrs.  Stevenson,  C.E., 
Edin. ;   became  a  C.E. ;   d.  i  Sept.  1870. 

MILLER,  Samuel  A.,  1850-1.  CI,  1. 
s.  of  John  Miller,  92  Lauriston  Place, 

MILLIE,  David,  1850-2,  CI,  1,  2.  b, 
1840  ;  s.  of  W.  Millie,  Manufacturer, 
Pathhead,  Ford. 

Went  out  to  Chili  as  ass.  to  Mr.  Lambert, 
a  mine  owner  there,  and  after  a  time  com- 
menced farming  on  his  own  account,  sub- 
sequently becoming  a  merchant  at  Coquimbo, 
where  he  died,  Nov.  1911. 

MINTO,  Patrick  Wood,  1850-3.  CI.  1-3. 
b,  31  Aug.  1840  ;  s,  of  John  Minto, 
M.D.,  Alloa. 

Edin.  Univ.  1858-63  ;  New  Coll.  Edin. 
1863-7;  F.  Ch.  Min.  of  Inverurie;  ord. 
1868 ;  translated  to  the  Scotch  Ch.,  Cannes, 
1885  ;  m.  (i)  Mary  Isabella  Minto ;  (2) 
1891  Isabella  Eraser;  d.  7  March  1914;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  115. 

MITCHELL,  James,  1854-6.  CI.  5,  6, 
b.  1840;  s,  of  James  Mitchell, 
Broughty  Ferry, 

Oil  and  Cake  Manufacturer,  Monikie, 
Forfarshire ;   d.  1900. 

MOAT,  Robert,  1850-1.    CI.  1.    Of  Moat 
Park,  Dunmury,  Ireland. 
Merchant,  Toronto. 

MURRAY,  Robert,  1850-3.  CI.  1-3,  b, 
1840  ;  s.  of  John  Murray,  Surg.,  19th 
Lt.  Drag. 

Capt.  65th  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1858 ;  Lt. 
i860 ;  Capt.  1866 ;  ret.  1873 ;  m.  Miss 
Mackinnon,  dau.  of  Charles  Mackinnon,  26 
Bucldngham  Terrace,  Edin.  Address:  The 
Camp,  Drummond,  Inverness. 

MYLNE,  George  Francis,  1850-7.  CI. 
1-7,  b,  18  May  1840  ;  s,  of  James 
Mylne,  W.S.,  35  Charlotte  Square; 
Dux  of  CI.  1  and  2,  1851  and  1852. 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon ;  B.A.  ;  2nd  CI.  Mods. 
i86i  ;   Advocate,  1865  ;   d.  13  June  1889. 

OGILVY,  Francis  M'Kenzie,  1850-3.  CI. 
1-3,  s,  of  Thomas  Ogilvy  of  Corri- 
mony,  6  Walker  Street, 

Fmly.  Estanciero,  Entre  Rios,  Argentine 
RepubUc ;  afterwards  of  Brown,  Shipley  and 
Co.,  Merchants  and  Bankers,  Lond.,  etc.  ; 
m.  Miss  A.  L.  White. 

OGILVY,  Thomas,  1850-3.    CI.  1-3.    s.  of 
Thomas  Ogilvy  of  Corrimony,  6  Walker 
Street. 
Fmly.  Estanciero,  Entre  Rios,  Argentine 


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Republic  (ret.);  m.  Miss  J.  O.  Colt.  Ad- 
dress :  Birnam  House,  Cambridge  Park,  E. 
Twickenham,  Lond.,  S.W. 

OLIPHANT,  Robert  Lindsay,  1850-2. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  5  March  1841  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Oliphant,  W.S.,  of  Rossie, 
Perthshire,  and  Lauriston  House. 

Loretto,  1852-5;  Edin.  Univ.,  M.A.  ; 
C.A.  Edin.   1864 ;   d.  13  Jan.  1866. 

O'NEILL,  Jolin,  1851-2.  CI.  2.  b.  1840; 
s.  of  Col.  O'Neill,  St.  Anns,  Donny- 
brook,  Dublin. 

Cornet  6th  (Inniskilling)  D.G.  1857;  Lt. 
1858;  ret.  i860. 

PEARSON,  David,  1850-5.     CI.  1-5.    b. 

I  Oct.  1838  ;  s.  of  Charles  Pearson, 
Pres.  of  C.A.  Soc,  128  George  Street, 
Edin. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  C.A.  Edin.  1862 ;  F.F.A. 
1862;  of  R.  and  E.  Scott,  C.A.,  64  Queen 
Street ;  Pres.  C.A.  Soc.  1898-1901  ;  Mem. 
of  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  King's  Bodyguard 
for  Scot.  ;  J.P.  for  Co.  of  City  of  Edin.  ; 
m.  (i)  1876  Dorothea  Geraldine,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Hewat,  Man.  Prov.  Bank  of  Ireland, 
Dublin  ;  (2)  1905  Minna  Georgiana,  dau.  of 
Stephen  Usticke  Nowell-Usticke,  Cornwall. 
Address  :  12  Eton  Terrace,  Edin. 

PITKETHLY,  James,  1850-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
Mrs.  Macdonald,  16  Clarence  Street 
(Guardian). 

PRINGLE,  David,  1850-1.  CI.  1.  b. 
1840 ;  s.  of  William  A.  Pringle,  B.C.S., 
Windsor  Cottage,  Portobello. 

Capt.  58th  B.N.I.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1857 ;  Lt. 
1858  ;   Capt.  1869  ;   d.  i  Feb.  1874. 

RAMPINL  Charles,  1850-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  20  July  1840 ;  s.  of  Joseph 
Rampini,  10  Gloucester  Place. 

LL.D.  Aberdeen ;  Advocate,  1865 ; 
Dist.  Judge,  Jamaica,  1867-77 :  Sheriff 
Sub.  Shetland,  1878-85 ;  Morayshire  at 
Elgin,  1885-99  ;  SheriS  Prin.  of  Dumfries 
and  Galloway,  1899-1907  ;  author  of  Moray 
and  Nairn,  in  the  County  Histories  of 
Scotland  Series ;  Letters  from  Jamaica ; 
and  other  works  of  fiction  and  general 
literature ;  m.  1867  Annie,  dau.  of  Robert 
Bumess,  Solicitor,  Montrose ;  d.  25  July 
1907  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xv.  8. 

RIDDELL,  Robert,  1850-6.     CI.  1-6.    b. 
1840 ;  s.  of  Robert  Riddell,  Gullane. 
C.E.,  G.I.P.  Rly.,  Bombay  ;   d.  1889. 

RINTOUL,  Andrew,  1850-1.     CI.  1.     b. 

II  May  1841 ;  s.  of  Andrew  Rintoul, 
Bumside  House,  Largs. 

Madras  Coll.  St.  Andrews,  185 1-6; 
Merchant;  of  Peter  Rintoul,  Son  and  Co., 
Glasg.  ;  m.  Margaret  Macgibbon ;  d.  10 
Dec.  1812. 


RINTOUL,  Robert,  1850-1.  CI.  1.  b. 
9  Feb.  1839  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Rintoul, 
Burnside  House,  Largs. 

Madras  Coll.  St.  Andrews,  1851-6;  Glasg. 
Univ. ;  of  Lahill,  Largo,  Fifeshire  ;  Maj.  Fife 
Art.  Mil.  ;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  John 
Jeffrey,  Kirkcaldy  ;  d.  26  Jan.  1887. 

ROGERSON,  James  Alexander,  1852-5. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  10  Aug.  1840;  s.  of 
William  Rogerson  of  Wamphray, 
Gillesbie,  Lockerbie. 

6ist  Regt. ;  ret.  as  Ensign  ;  of  Wamphray 
and  Gillesbie,  Dumfriesshire ;  farmed  exten- 
sively there  and  at  Kerrow,  Strathglass,  Inver- 
ness-shire; m.  Christina  Ethel  Athanasia, 
dau.  of  Duncan  John  Stewart;  d.  i  Jan.  1884. 

ROGERSON,  WiUiam,  1852-8.  CI.  3-7a. 
b.  22  April  1842 ;  s.  of  William 
Rogerson  of  Wamphray,  Gillesbie, 
Lockerbie ;  Acad.  Club  Prizes  (His- 
tory), 1857  and  1858;  XL;  won 
Mile  Race  open  to  Academicals,  1860. 

Queen's  Coll.  Oxon ;  Col.  53rd  Regt. 
(ist  Batt.  King's  Shropsliire  L.I.) ;  2nd 
Lt.  1862 ;  Lt.  1865  ;  Capt.  1871  ;  Maj. 
1881 ;  Lt.-Col.  1885  ;  Col.  1889  ;  ret.  1889  ; 
served  in  Egyptian  exped.  1882  ;  defence 
of  Alexandria,  occupation  of  Kafr-Dowar, 
surrender  of  Damietta  (medal,  bronze  star) ; 
Soudan,  1885;  Suakin;  attack  on  convoy, 
capture  of  Tamai,  and  occupation  of  Suakin 
(clasp) ;  C.C.  Dumfriesshire ;  Chm.  Sch.  Bd. 
and  Parish  Council;  author  of  Historical 
Records  of  the  53rd  Shropshire  Regt.  ; 
Hutton  under  the  Muir  (a  parish  history)  ; 
m.  Georgiana  Letitia,  dau.  of  Capt.  John 
Drought  of  Whigsborough,  King's  Co.  Ad- 
dress :  Gillesbie,  Lockerbie. 

ROSS,  Alexander  George,  1850-4.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  9  Jan.  1840  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Ross,  I.C.S. 

Edin.  Institution,  1855-6 ;  Edin.  Univ. 
1857 ;  Lt.-Gen.  I.S.C. ;  K.C.B.  1905 ; 
H.E.I.C.S.  1857;  I.S.C.  on  its  formation, 
1 861  ;  Col.-Comdt.  ist  Sikh  Inf.  Punjaub 
F.F. ;  Ensign,  1857 ;  Lt.  1S59 ;  Capt. 
1869 ;  Maj.  1877 ;  Lt.-Col.  1879 ;  Col. 
1883;  Maj. -Gen.  1894;  Lt.-Gen.  1897; 
U.S.L.  1899  ;  served  during  Indian  Mutiny, 
1858-9  ;  took  part  in  skirmishes  near 
Arrah ;  in  Oude  campaign ;  capture  of  Fort 
Rampore  Kussia,  passage  of  the  Gogra  at 
Fyzabad,  and  minor  affairs  (medal) ;  in 
Abyssinia;  capture  of  Magdala,  1868  (medal 
and  desp.) ;  N.W.  Frontier;  Jowaki,  1877-8 
(medal  with  clasp  and  desp.)  ;  Afghanistan, 
1878-9  ;  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (medal  with 
clasp,  desp.,  and  Brev.  Lt.-Col.);  N.W. 
Frontier,  Mahsud  Waziri,  1881  (desp.) ; 
Zhob  Valley,  1890,  commanded  Punjaub 
F.F.  Col.  (desp.)  ;  C.B.  1887  ;  Col.  comdg. 
51st  Sikhs  (F.F.),  his  old  regiment,  1904; 
portrait  in  Academy  Hall;  m.  1870  Emma 
Walwyn,  dau.  of  Lt.-Gen.  G.  E.  Gowan, 
C.B.,  R.A. ;  d.  22  June  1910. 


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ROSS,  John  Kirk,  1850-3.  CI.  1-3.  s. 
of  James  Ross  of  Balderstone,  11 
Comely  Bank. 

Union  Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin. ;  d.  in  Lond. 

RUTHERFURD,  John,  1850-7.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  3  Feb.  1841 ;  s.  of  John  Rutherfurd, 
W.S.,  14  Albany  Street;  best  in 
English  Essay  and  French,  1857. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  i860,  W.S.  Soc.'s  Gold 
Medal,  Sen.  Humanity  CI.,  1858  ;  W.S.  1866. 
Address  :    14  Albany  Street,  Edin. 

SCHAW,  Robert,  1850-5.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
25  May  1839  ;  s.  of  Robert  Schaw, 
Leith. 

Wine  Merchant,  Leith  ;  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Walter  Richard  ;   d.  27  Feb.  1867. 

SHAND,  David  Lister,  1850-5.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  31  July  1839  ;  s.  of  John  Shand, 
W.S.,  24  Royal  Circus, 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1869  ;  on  passing  of 
Univ.  (Scotland)  Act,  i868,  appointed  by 
Univ.  of  Edin.  one  of  the  Ass.  Registrars 
to  revise  Univ.  Pari.  Roll  and  adjudicate 
on  claims ;  an  authority  on  teind  and 
augmentation  practice ;  actively  inter- 
ested in  poUtics  ;  agent  for  the  Crown  in 
ultima  hisres ;  m.  1873  Angehca  Manning, 
dau.  of  John  Inglis  Harvey  of  Kinnettles, 
Forfarshire,  Accountant -Gen.,  Bengal ;  d. 
28  Feb.  1895. 

SOUTER,  Stewart  Francis,  1850-3.     CI. 
1-3.     b.  1840  ;    s.  of  Francis  George 
Souter,  Sheriff  Clerk  of  Chancery,  39 
Great  King  Street, 
d.  15  Dec.  1868. 

STEELL,  Frederick,  1850-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  May  1840  ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Steell, 
R.S.A.,  Sculptor  for  Scot,  to  H.M. 
Queen  Victoria,  19  Great  Stuart  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.D.  ;  M.R.C.S.E.  ;  held 
several  med.  appointments  in  England,  but 
had  to  retire  owing  to  ill-health,  and  died,  8 
April  1868. 

STEPHEN,  James,  1850-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1840;  Mrs.  Miller,  37  Inverleith 
Row  (Guardian). 

Farmer  at  Ose,  I.  of  Skye ;  m.  ;  d.  early 
in  life. 

STEWART,  Henry  Cockburn,  1852-6. 
CI.  3-6.  b.  21  July  1840  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Dr.  R.  W.  Stewart,  Scotch  Ch., 
Leghorn. 

C.M.G. ;  Priv.  Sec.  to  Gov.  Ceylon,  1865-72 ; 
appointed  to  Mauritius,  Oct.  1876 ;  Ass. 
Col.  Sec.  1878;  Actg.  Auditor -Gen.  Dec. 
1878-Dec.  1879  and  Nov.  iSSi-June  18S3  ; 
Actg.  Receiver-Gen.  Dec.  1880-March  i88i  ; 
Actg.   Chf.   Corar.,   Seychelles,   March-Nov. 


1881  ;  Actg.  Col.  Sec.  June  1883,  and 
Administrator,  Seychelles,  from  1895  to  his 
death,  which  took  place  on  board  the  M.M. 
s.s.  '  Irraouaddy  '  in  the  Red  Sea  ;  m.  1868 
Marie,  dau.  of  Charles  Neville  Rolfe  of 
Heacham  Hall,  Norfolk;  d.  5  June  1899; 
buried  at  Suez. 

STITT,  James,  1853-4.  CI.  4.  b.  25 
June  1838 ;  s.  of  Samuel  Stitt, 
Grosvenor  Road,  Birkenhead. 

Merchant,  Liverpool ;  m.  Catherine  Ber- 
tram, Edin.  ;   d.  13  Feb.  1868  at  Pau. 

STITT,  John  Steuart,  1853-5.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  24  Dec.  1839  ;  s.  of  Samuel  Stitt, 
Grosvenor  Road,  Birkenhead. 

Merchant,  Liverpool ;  drowned  while 
fishing  near  Jacksonville,  Oregon,  U.S.A., 
8  Aug.  1884. 

SUTHER,  James,  1850-5.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
25  Aug.  1840 ;  s.  of  Right  Rev.  T.  G. 
Suther,  D.C.L.,  Bp.  of  Aberdeen. 

Aberdeen  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  Mar.  Coll.  ; 
Mem.  of  Col.  Defence  Corps  in  Maori  War ; 
d.  1870  at  Taranaki,  N.Z. 

TAIT,  Arthur  (ieorge  Cruden,  1850-2. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1840  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Robert 
Tait,  R.N.,  7  Shandwick  Place. 

Lieut.  R.N.  ;  lost  in  the  wreck  of  H.M.S. 
'  Racehorse '  ofi  Chee  Foo  Cape,  China, 
4  Nov.  1864. 

TAIT,  Robert,  1850-2.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1840 ;  s.  of  Capt.  Robert  Tait,  R.N., 
7  Shandwick  Place. 

Lt.-Col.  26th  M.N.I.  ;  Ensign,  1858 ; 
Lt.  i860;  Capt.  1870;  Maj.  1875;  Lt.-Col. 
1875  ;  d.  6  Jan.  1877  at  Trevandrum, 
Travancore,  S.  India. 

TAYLOR,  Benjamin  Rotch,  1850-2.  CI. 
1,  2.  Alex.  Campbell  Dun,  18  Clare- 
mont  Crescent  (Guardian). 

THOMSON,  George  William,  1851-4.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  24  May  1839  ;  s.  of  James 
Gibson  Thomson,  14  York  Place. 

Addiscombe,  1857-8  ;  Lt.  R.A.  (Bengal)  ; 
2nd  Lt.  and  Lt.  1858  ;  d.  24  Feb.  i868  on 
voyage  home. 

THOMSON,  William  Seaman,  1851-4. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  2  April  1841  ;  s.  of 
William  Thomas  Thomson,  Man. 
Standard  Life  Assur.  Co.,  Trinity 
Grove. 

Cornet  2nd  D.G.  (Scots  Greys),  1859 ; 
ret.  1862  ;  d.  22  Feb.  1875. 

TOD,  Robert  Mercer,  1850-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  17  April  1838  ;  s.  of  James  Tod, 
W.S.,  55  Great  King  Street. 

Maj.  43rd  Regt.  (The  Oxfordshire  L.I.)  ; 
Ensign,  1858 ;    Lt.  1861  ;    Capt.  1868 ;    ret. 


M 


178   DR.  HARVEY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  CARMICHAEL'S)  CLASS,  1851-8 


1870;  with  43rcl  Regt.  served  in  N.Z.  war, 
1864-5  ;  present  at  actions  of  Gate  Pah  and 
Te  Ranga  and  with  exped.  in  Taranaki, 
destroying  many  pahs  and  fortified  villages 
(medal);  Adj.  the  Glasg.  Highs,  for  sixteen 
yrs. ;  m.  r868  Louisa  Ann,  dau.  of  Francis 
Fowler  Figg  ;  d.  30  Nov.  1903. 

TROTTER,  John  Archibald  Harviy, 
1851-2.  CI.  2.  b.  9  July  1840;  s. 
of  John  Trotter  of  The  Bush,  Edin. 

1861  ;      Comm. 
ret.    as    Comm. 


Comm.  R.N.  ;  Lieut. 
H.M.S.  '  Pigeon,'  1873  ; 
1873  ;   d.  30  Nov.  1874. 


VERTUE,    William,    1850-5.  CI.    1-5. 

b.    13    Nov.    1839 ;     s.    of  WilUam 

Vcrtue,    23    Forth    Street;  Dux    of 
CI.  3,  1853. 

Col.  M.S.C.  ;  Ensign  29th  M.N.I.  1857 ; 
Lt.  i85o;  Capt.  1869;  Maj.  1877;  Lt.-Col. 
1883  ;  Col.  1887  ;  ret.  1895  ;  1861  appointed 
to  C.P.  Police ;  acted  as  Dist.  Supt.  of 
Police  and  as  personal  ass.  to  Insp.-Gen.  ; 
May  1865  entered  C.P.  Commission  as  Ass. 
Comr.,  and  eleven  years  later  became 
Cantonment  Mag.  at  Saugor ;  after  a  short 
period  of  service  as  Smeill  Cause  Court 
Judge  in  Nagpur  became  Dap.  Comr.  in 
various  districts  until  1894,  when  he  reverted 
to  Mil.  Dept.  ;  m.  Berthe  Antoinette  Sophie 
Gerber,  dau.  of  Edward  Gerber-Gouin  of 
Berne,  Switzerland,  and  of  Paris ;  d.  6  Sept. 
1907. 

WALLACE,  Thomas  A.,  1851-2.  CI.  2. 
s.  of  James  Wallace,  Raebum  Place. 

WEBSTER,  Henry  Ward,  1853-5.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  1840  ;  s.  of  Gen.  Webster, 
Denham  Green,  Trinity. 

Col.  LA. ;  Ensign  45th  B.N.I.  1857 ; 
Lt.  1858 ;  Capt.  1869 ;  Maj.  1877 ;  Lt.- 
Col.  1883 ;  Brev.  Col.  1887 ;  served  in 
Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  1857-8,  including 
actions  of  Misrutpore,  Chanda,  and  Sultan- 


pore,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (medal 
with  clasp)  ;  served  in  Bhootan  campaign, 
1864-5,  including  taking  of  Dalimkote  and 
Chamoorchee,  and  retaking  of  Bala  Pass 
stockades  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  served  in 
Afghan  War,  1879-80,  and  was  present  in 
engagement  at  Kam  Dakka  (desp.,  medal) ; 
m.  Angle  Brown  ;  d.  3  Sept.  1894  at  St. 
Andrews. 

WINSLOE,  Alfred,  1850-1.  CI.  1.  b. 
1839 ;  s.  of  Richard  Winsloe  of 
Glenforness,  Morayshire. 

Col.  ist  Leib  Husaren  Regt.  ;  A.D.C.  to 
H.R.H.  the  Grand  Duke  of  Mecklenburg- 
Strelitz;  served  in  Austro-Prussian  War, 
i856,  and  Franco-German  War,  1870-1  ; 
among  other  orders  and  medals  for  dis- 
tinguished service  received  the  Iron  Cross ; 
d.  in  command  of  his  regt.,  1898. 

WINSLOE,  PhiUp  George,  1850-1.  CI.  1. 
b.  21  Oct.  1840  ;  s.  of  Richard  Winsloe 
of  Glenferncss,  Morayshire. 

Mannheim,  Germany;  commanded  i5th 
Prussian  Lancers,  1887-90;  served  in  Austro- 
Prussian  War,  1 866,  and  Franco-German 
War,  1870-1  ;  amongst  other  orders  and 
medcils  for  distinguished  service  received  the 
Iron  Cross;  now  ret.  Address:  -Vanselow, 
Demmin,  Pomerania,  Prussia. 

YOUNGER,  John,  1850-6.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
7  June  1840  ;  s.  of  William  Younger 
of  Craigielands,  Moffat ;   XL 

R.M.A.  Woolwich ;  Col.  R.A.  ;  Lt. 
1859;  Capt.  1872;  Maj.  1880;  Lt.-Col. 
1886;  Brev.  Col.  1890;  ret.  1892;  served 
as  Capt.  with  a  batt.  of  R.H.A.  in  Afghan 
campaign,  1878-9;  commanded  W.  of  Scot. 
Mil.  Art.  (R.G.A.),  1893-1900,  when  appointed 
Hon.  Col.;  J. P.  Dumfriesshire;  m.  (i)  1878 
Isabella,  dau.  of  Maj. -Gen.  Shakespear,  R.A. ; 
(2)  1896  Grace,  dau.  of  Archibald  Broun  of 
Johnstounburn.  Address:  Langshaw  Bush, 
Moffat. 


DR.  HARVEY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  CARMICHAEL'S)  CLASS,  1851-8 


ANSTRUTHER,  Hamilton,  1851-3.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  11  Aug.  1842;  s.  of  Sir 
Ralph  Abercromby  Anstruther,  4th 
Bart.,  LL.D.,  Balcaskie  House,  Fife. 

Harrow,  1857-9;  went  into  business  in 
Calcutta  ;  d.  4  Sept.  1873  at  Ancona  on  the 
way  home  from  India. 

BANNERMAN,  David  Douglas,  1851-3. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  29  Jan.  1842  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Prof.  James  Bannerman,  D.D.,  New 
Coll.  and  7  Clarendon  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A. ;  D.D.  1890;  also 
Tiibingen  and  New  Coll.  Edin.  ;  F.  Ch.  Min. 
Dalkeith;     ordained,    1869;     afterwards   at 


Perth;  Cunningham  Lecturer,  1886  ;  author 
of  The  Scriptural  Doctrine  of  the  Church 
Historically  and  Exegetically  Considered, 
and  several  minor  works  on  Presbyterianism ; 
m.  Margaret  H.,  dau.  of  Rev.  John  R. 
Omond,  D.D.,  F.  Ch.,  Monzie,  Perthshire; 
d.  5  April  1903  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  x.  128. 

BECKETT,  Stephen,  1855-7.  CI.  5,  6, 
b.  26  April  1840  ;  s.  of  Capt,  J.  O. 
Beckett,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Col.  LA. ;  C.B.  1885 ;  Ensign  H.E.I.C.S. 
1857  ;  Lt.  1858  ;  Capt.  1869  ;  Maj.  1877  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1883  ;  Brev.  Col.  1887  ;  ret.  1889  ; 
Ass.  Political  Agent,  Bahawlpur,  1869-79  J 
Commissariat  Dept.  1881;  Transport  Dept. 
1882-7;    commanded    38th    B.N.I.    1887-9; 


DR.  HARVEY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  CARMICHAEL'S)  CLASS,  1851-8    179 


served  in  Indian  Mutiny,  1857-9;  dan- 
gerously wounded  (desp.,  medal) ;  Umbeyla 
campaign  (twice  desp.,  medal  and  clasp) ; 
commanded  Baliawlpur  conting.  on  Dera 
Ghazi  Khan  frontier  during  first  Cabul 
campaign,  1879;  Suakin  as  Dir.  of  Indian 
transport  with  ijritish  troops,  1885  (desp., 
medal  with  clasp,  Khedive's  star,  and  C.B.)  ; 
m.  (i)  CeciUa  Griffith;  (2)  Ida  Maud  Mac- 
farlane.  Address:  Elmcroft,  Warwick  Road, 
Ealing,  Lond.,  W. 

BEGBIE,  Theophilus  Hope,  1851-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1841  ;  s.  of  James  Begbie, 
M.D.,  3  Charlotte  Square. 

Repton ;  Licentiate  of  theology  ;  d.  24 
June  1867. 

BELL,  Alexander,  1851-3.  CI.  1,  2.  s. 
of  Alexander  Bell,  6  Dean  Terrace. 

BELL,  Alexander  Montgomerie,  1851-7. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  29  Dec.  1841  ;  s.  of 
John  Montgomerie  Bell,  Sheriff  of 
Kincardineshire,  4  Forres  Street. 

M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  F.R.C.P.E.  ;  Pres.  of 
Roy.  Med.  Soc.  of  Edin.  ;   d.  28  July  1884. 

BELL,  Laurence  Anthony,  1851-5.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  9  June  1842  ;  s.  of  Benjamin 
Bell,  Surg.,  8  Shandwick  Place. 

Lieut.  R.N.  ;  ret.  as  Comm.  1874 ; 
Crimean  medal,  Turkish  medal ;  m.  Mrs. 
Nunes,  nee  Tryphena  M.  M.  Heisch ;  d. 
I  Dec.  1907. 

BIRD  WOOD,  Gordon  Forbes,  1852-3. 
CI.  2.  b.  24  March  1839  ;  s.  of  Gen. 
Christopher  Birdwood,  3rd  Bom.  N.I. 

Capt.  Bom.  S.C.  ;  Ensign  23rd  Bom.  N.I. 
1856  ;  Lt.  1857  ;  Capt.  1868  ;  served  in  the 
Persian  exped.  1857  '•  present  at  the  bom- 
bardment and  capture  of  Mahumerah,  on  the 
Shat  el  Arab  (mouth  of  Euphrates  and  Tigris) 
(medal  with  clasp) ;  in  the  operations  in 
Khandeish,  1858-9,  against  Tantia  Topee; 
Rly.  Mag.,  Khandeish,  1863-5;  Supt.  Rly. 
Police,  1865,  till  his  death  from  cholera, 
contracted  while  attending  one  of  his  men  ; 
a  weU-known  tiger  hunter  and  crack  shot ; 
m.  (i)  EUen,  dau.  of  Gen.  Stockley  ;  (2) 
Lucy  Stockley,  her  cousin  ;  d.  28  July 
1872  at  Surat. 

BLACKWOOD,  Robert,  1851-4.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  21  March  1840  ;  s.  of  Maj.  William 
Blackwood,  H.E.I.C.S.,  5  Coates  Cres- 
cent. 

Studied  agriculture  ;    d.  17  June  1867. 

BROWN,  John,  now  John  Broun  Morison, 
1851-7.  CI.  1-6.  b.  1840;  s.  of 
Rev.  James  Brown  of  Finderlie. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  of  Murie,  Perthshire,  and 
Finderlie,  Kinross-shire ;  assumed  additional 
name  of  Morison,  1885 ;  J. P.  and  D.L. 
Perthshire;   J. P.  Kinross-shire;  Mem.  Roy. 


Co.  of  Archers,  King's  Bodyguard  for 
Scot. ;  late  Lt.  3rd  Batt.  Roy.  Highs.  ; 
Mem.  of  Council,  Edin.  Univ.  ;  F.S.A. 
(Scot.)  ;  m.  Eve  Magdalen,  dau.  of  George 
Waugh.     Address  :  Murie  House,  Errol,  N.B. 

BUTTER,  Henry  Thomas,  1851-2.  CI.  1. 
b.  17  Aug.  1840  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Butter  of  Faskally. 

Woolwich  ;     Ensign    93rd    Highs.    1858 
Lt.  1862  ;   d.  20  Aug.  1863. 

CADELL,  Alan,  1851-6.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
25  July  1841  ;  s.  of  John  Cadell  of 
Tranent,  Advocate. 

Guetersloh  Gymnasium,  Westphalia,  and 
Edin.  Univ.  1858,  B.A.  i86i  ;  passed 
fourth  into  I.C.S.  1861  ;  joined,  1862 ;  held 
various  executive  posts  in  N.W.P.  of  India, 
and  was  long  in  the  Settlement  Dept.  ; 
Comr.  of  Excise  and  Stamps,  and  Opium 
Agent ;  Comr.  of  Agra  and  Rohilcund  ; 
Mem.  Bd.  of  Revenue,  N.W.P.  ;  Lt.-Gov. 
Jan.  to  Nov.  1895  ;  M.L.C.,  N.W.P.,  and 
of  Viceroy's  Council,  1895-7;  C.S.I.  1895; 
ret.  1897 ;  ™-  1872  Florence  Margaret, 
dau.  of  W.  J.  Wallace  of  BaUy  Courcy, 
Co.  Wexford.  A  ddress :  Glenmara,  Arthur 
Road,  Wimbledon  Park,  S.W. 

CAMPBELL,  George  Maclver,  1851-7. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  10  April  1842 ;  s.  of  Very 
Rev.  Peter  Colin  Campbell,  D.D., 
Prin.  and  Vice  -  Chanc.  of  Univ.  of 
Aberdeen. 

M.A.  Aberdeen  Univ.  i86i  ;  M.B.,  CM. 
Aberdeen,  1864 ;  R.A.M.C.  1864 ;  Ass. 
Surg.  85th  Regt.  ;  d.  6  Dec.  1868  at  Mean 
Meer,  N.W.P. 

CARNIE,  Charles  Turner,  1852-4.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  19  Dec.  1889  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Carnie,  Merchant,  16  Clarendon  Cres- 
cent. 

Engineer  in  Japan  ;   d.  30  July  1897. 

CARNIE,   Farquhar,    1852-4.     CI.   2,   3. 
b.  19  April  1841  ;  s.  of  Charles  Carnie, 
Merchant,  16  Clarendon  Crescent. 
Merchant  in  China  ;   d.  25  Dec.  1898. 

CAY,  Charles  Hope,  1854-8.  CI.  4-7, 
b.  26  April  1841  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Dundas  Cay,  W.S.,  Registrar  of  the 
Supreme  Court,  Hong-Kong,  1844-53 ; 
Clerk  Maxwell  Prize  for  Math,  and 
Math.  Medal,  CI.  7,  1858. 

M.A.  1867;  Schol.  Caius  Coll.  Cantab, 
1860-4 ;  B.A.  1864  (6th  Wrangler)  ;  Jun. 
Fell,  of  Caius  Coll.  1865-9 ;  Ass.  Master 
(Math.),  CUfton  Coll.,  1864;  ra.  1867 
Margaret  Elsie  Pirie  ;   d.  22  Dec.  1869. 

CHANCELLOR,  Henry  Alexander 
Robertson,    1851-7.     CI.    1-6.     b.    4 


180    DR.  HARVEY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  CARMICHAEL'S)  CLASS,  1851-8 


Sept.  1841 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Chancellor 
of  Shieldhill,  Lanark. 

Of  Newton-Elvanfoot.  Address:  125 
Princes  Street,  Edin.,  and  Newton-Elvan- 
foot, Lanarkshire. 

CHEYNE,  William,  1851-5.     CI.  1-4.    b. 
30  Jan.  1842 ;    s.  of  Henry  Cheyne, 
W.S.,  6  Royal  Terrace, 
d.  4  March  1856. 

CLARK,  James,  1851-2.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
Robert  Clark,  4  Lynedocb  Place. 

CUNINGHAM,  Charles  Alexander, 
1851-6.  CI.  1-5.  b.  29  Jan.  1842  ; 
s.  of  Alexander  Cuningham,  Sec.  N.L. 
Bd.,  17  Coates  Crescent. 

Mai.-Gen.  I.A.  and  Bom.  S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt. 
i8s8  ■  Lt.  1861  ;  Capt.  1870  ;  Maj.  1878  ; 
Lt  -Col.  1884  ;  Col.  188S  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1899  ; 
USL  1894;  served  on  staff,  Feb.  1877- 
March  1885;  on  H.Q.  Staff  Bom.  Army  as 
DAG  Oct.  1888-Dec.  1892  ;  Sec.  to  Govt, 
of  Bombay  Mihtary,  Marine,  and  Ecclesi- 
astical Depts.  Dec.  1892  till  abolition  of 
appointment,  April  1895:  comdg.  Aden 
Dist.  and  PoUt.  Res.,  Aden,  May  1895- 
April  1899;  served  as  A.A.G.  Afghan 
campaign,  1879-80  (medal)  ;m.  Innes  B., 
dau.  of  Gen.  Sir  R.  Phayre,  G.C.B.  A  ddress : 
Cheltenham. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Robert  Oliver,  1851-4. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  27  March  1841 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
W*.  B.  Cunningham,  Prestonpans. 

M.D.     Edin.     1864;     L.R.C.S.E.     1864; 
RUI      D.Sc.     1882;     M.D.     1885;     FeU. 
1884  •    late  Prof.  Nat.  Hist,  and  Geology, 
Queen's  CoU.,   Belfast ;    Naturalist  to  the 
Survey  of  Straits  of  MageUan.     Puhhcahons  : 
Notes    on    Natural    History    of    Straits    of 
MageUan,  1871  ;    On  Anatomy  of  Steamer 
DuEk,     1871;      On     Reptiles,     Amphibia 
Fishes,  MoUuscs,  and   Crustacea,   obtained 
during  Voyage  of  H.M.S.  '  Nassau    ;    and 
various  papers  contributed  to  the  Linnean 
and    Geological    Socs.       m.    Mary    Davey 
Luke.     Address:     St.    Helena,    Paignton, 
Devon. 
DOUGLAS,    Charles    Hill,    1852-4.     CI. 
2    3.     b.  23  Sept.  1841  ;    s.  of  David 
Douglas,  W.S.,  23  Great  King  Street. 
Landed  proprietor  ;   d.  30  March  1898. 

DOWNIE,  Alexander,  1855-7.  CI.  5-M.  6. 
b.  1841  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Downie, 
Official  Searcher  of  Records,  10  Saxe- 
Coburg  Place. 

C  A.  Edin.  1865  ;  Clerk  in  H.M.  Register 
House.  Publication :  Downie  on  Book- 
keeping,    d. 

DUDGEON,  Robert  Charles,  1851-7. 
CI  1-5.  b.  3  April  1842;  s.  of 
William  Dudgeon,  22  Royal  Terrace. 


Sandhurst,  1860-1  ;  Lt.  ist  R.S.  ;  Ensign, 
1861;  Lt.  1866;  ret.  1869;  Adj.  Edin. 
Co.  MU.  (afterwards  3rd  Batt.  R.S.),  1869-82  ; 
ret.  as  Maj. ;  Dep.  Gov.,  Gen.  Prison,  Perth, 
1882-4.  Published  :  History  of  3rd  Batt. 
R.S.  1881.  m.  Elizabeth  Mary  Soutar 
Robertson.  Address  :  Invercairn,  Charlton 
Kings,  Cheltenham. 

DUNCAN,  Richard,  1851-6.  Q.  1-5. 
b.  11  Jan.  1841  ;  s.  of  W.  J.  Duncan, 
Man.  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.,  18  Coates 
Crescent. 

With  Frith,  Sands  and  Co.,  Lond.,  i860  ; 
afterwards  went  to  N.Z.  ;  mainly  occu- 
pied in  fruit-growing;  m.  Agnes,  dau.  of 
Arch.  Macnab  from  Machrihanish,  ArgyU. 
Address :  North  Road,  Oamaru,  Otago,  N.Z. 

DYMOCK,  William  Henry,  1851-7.     CI. 
1-6.     b.  20  Aug.  1840  ;    s.  of  Robert 
Lockhart  Dymock,  Proc.  Fis.  Edin., 
19  George  Square, 
d.  29  Nov.  i860. 

ELDER,  George,  1854-5.  CI.  4.  b. 
17  April  1840 ;  s.  of  CoUn  Elder, 
I.  of  Skye. 

M.A.  Edin.  ;  Min.  F.  Ch.,  Alloa,  1871-3, 
and  St.  Mark's  Presb.  Ch.,  Greenwich,  1873  ; 
m.  Emma  Augusta,  dau.  of  Col.  Charles 
Griffin,  Bengal  Army.  Address:  4  The 
Grove,  Blackheath,  Lond.,  S.E. 

ELLES,  James,  1854-7.  CI.  4-6.  b.  19 
March  1843 ;  s.  of  Malcolm  EUes, 
Oporto. 

d.  29  April  1863. 

FALCON,  T.  H.,  1853-5.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1841  ;  s.  of  Henry  Falcon,  Horn- 
dean  Bank,  Bervk^ickshire. 

Comm.  R.N. ;  Lieut.  1863  ;  Comm.  1885 
(ret.)  ;   d.  c.  1890. 

FINLAY,  Robert  Bannatyne,  1851-8. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  11  July  1842;  s.  of 
William  Finlay,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P., 
Trinity ;  Dux  of  CI.  1,  2,  3,  5,  and  6 
and  of  the  School,  1858  ;  1st  Acad. 
Club  Prizes,  1857  and  1858;  Mac- 
kenzie Prizes  for  best  in  Scholarship, 
1857  and  1858 ;  2nd  Acad.  Club 
Prizes  for  best  in  Hist.  1857  and 
1858 ;  3rd  Acad.  Club  Prize  for  best 
in  French  and  German,  1858;  best 
Enghsh  Essay,  1858. 

Edin.  Univ.  1858-62  ;  M.D. ;  Kt.  1895  ; 
G.C.M.G.,  P.C,  K.C.,  LL.D.,  D.L.,  M.P. ; 
Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  1867  ;  Q.C.  1882  ;  Ben- 
cher of  Mid.  Tem.  1884;  Sol.-Gen.  1895- 
1900;  Attorney  -  Gen.  1900-5;  G.C.M.G. 
1904-  P.C.  1905;  LL.D.  Cantab,  Edin., 
St  Andrews  ;  Lord  Rector  of  Edin.  Univ. 
1903-5 ;  Capt.  R.  and  A.  Golf  Club,  1903-4  : 
M.P.    for    Inverness   Burghs,    1885-92   and 


DR.  HARVEY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  CARMICHAEL'S)  CLASS,  1851-8    181 


1 895- 1 906 ;  for  Edin.  and  St.  Andrews  Univs. 
since  1910  ;  m.  1874  Mary,  dau.  of  Cosmo 
Innes,  Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Nairn  and 
Morayshire.  Address:  31  Phillimore  Gardens, 
Lond.,  W.,  and  Newton,  Nairn.  See  also 
E.A.  Ch.  i.  136  and  xiv.  12. 

FITZGERALD,  Charles  John  Oswald, 
1851-3.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  6  June  1840  ; 
s.  of  Gen.  James  FitzGerald. 

Col.  I.S.C. ;  K.C.B.,  J.P. ;  2nd  Lt.  1857; 
Lt.  1859  ;  Capt.  1869 ;  Maj.  1877  ;  Lt.- 
Col.  1883 ;  Col.  1887 ;  U.S.L.  1897 ; 
served  in  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  1858; 
pursuit  of  rebels,  C.I.,  i860;  Adj.  3rd  Regt. 
CI.  Horse,  i860  ;  Adj.  3rd  Cav.  H.C.  1862  ; 
served  on  staff  of  Col.  (now  Gen.)  Sir  John 
Watson,  G.C.B.,  Delhi  Camp,  1871-2  ; 
commanded  100  lances  of  3rd  Cav.  H.C. 
at  Imperial  Assemblage  at  Delhi,  1877  (re- 
ceived thanks  of  Viceroy  and  Gen.  Sir 
T.  Wright,  K.C.B.)  ;  commanded  3rd  Cav. 
H.C.  in  Afghan  campaign,  1880  (medal, 
thanks  of  Govt,  of  India,  and  Com.-in-Chf.) ; 
Polit.  A.D.C.  to  Sec.  of  State  for  India, 
1882  ;  Lord  Dufierin's  staff,  Pindi  Camp, 
1885  ;  commanded  regt.  in  Burma  campaign, 
1886-8  (medal,  two  clasps,  desp.,  C.B.)  ; 
British  off.  in  charge  of  Hyderabad  Court, 
Colonial  and  Indian  Exhib.,  1888;  K.C.B. 
1907 ;  m.  (i)  Edith,  dau.  of  J.  Bray  ;  (2) 
1882  Lady  Ahce  FitzGerald,  dau.  of  4th 
Duke  of  Leinster.  Address  :  Dunmore, 
Eastbourne. 

FORREST,  David  James,  1851-3.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  John  Forrest,  11  Salisbury  Road. 

FORSTER,  Fitzroy  D.  J.  H.,  1852-3. 
CI.  2.  s.  of  Col.  Forster,  18  Lynedoch 
Place. 

ERASER,  John  Alexander,  1851-7.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  30  July  1841  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Fraser,  W.S.,  42  Melville  Street; 
Dux  CI.  5  M.  and  6  M.  1856  and  1857. 

Merchant,  China  and  Japan ;  m.  Alice 
Mary,  dau.  of  Mr.  Fearon,  Merchant,  China; 
d.  15  March  1900. 

FRASER,  William  Thomson,  1851-8. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  14  Oct.  1841  ;  s.  of  John 
Fraser,  18  Craven  Hill,  Lond.,  W.  ; 
best  in  Greek  Testament,  CI.  7,  1858. 

Merchant ;  m.  Anna  Onnen ;  d.  30  May 
1880. 

FREETH,  WiUiam,  1852-6.  CI.  2-5.  b. 
1840 ;  s.  of  Maj.  Freeth,  Seafield, 
Leith. 

Lt.-Col.  M.S.C.  ;  Lt.  1858  ;  Capt.  1870  ; 
Maj.  1878  ;   ret.  as  Lt.-Col.  1883. 

FURLONG,  William,  1851-3.     CI.  1,  2. 

GAMMELL,  Albert,  1851-4.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1841  ;  s,  of  Capt.  James  Gammell 
of  Ardiffery,  late  92nd  Highs. 


Went  to  Jamaica  ;  m.  Agnes  Kidd  Close  ; 
d.  14  June  1868. 

GILLESPIE,  James  Ewer,  1854-5,  CI.  4. 
b.  27  Sept.  1840  ;  s.  of  Rev.  George 
Gillespie,  Cummertrees,  Dumfriesshire. 

Edin.  and  Tiibingen  Univs.  ;  Ch.  of  Scot.  ; 
licensed,  1863 ;  ordained  and  admitted  to 
Kirkgunzeon,  1865  ;  Clerk  of  Presb.  of 
Dumfries  since  1882  ;  Chm.  since  1866  of 
Parochial  Bd.  and  P.  Co.  of  Kirkgunzeon  ; 
Chm.  Sch.  Bd.  since  1873  ;  Represent,  to 
E.  Dist.  Comtee.  of  Kirkcudbrightshire  C.C. 
and  Con.  of  Finance  Sub-Comtee. ;  Mem.  of 
Co.  Education  Comtee.  since  its  formation; 
Chm.  of  Bd.  of  Man.  Moat  Hostel,  Dum- 
fries ;  m.  Agnes  Isabella,  dau.  of  Rev. 
George  Murray  of  Troquhain,  Min.  of  Bal- 
maclellan.  Address  :  Kirkgunzeon  Manse, 
Dumfries. 

GORDON,  Andrew  Rutherfurd,  1851-3. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  March  1841  ;  s.  of  John 
Thomson  Gordon,  Advocate,  Sheriff 
of  Midlothian. 

R.N. ;  ret.  as  Lieut.  1870  ;  m.  Miss  Wood  ; 
d.  1881. 

GORDON,  George  James,  1851-4.  CI. 
1-3.  s.  of  Dr.  William  Grordon, 
Cluny,  Banffshire. 

GOURLAY,  William,  1852-4.  CI.  2,  3. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Gourlay,  37  Inverleith  Row. 

GRAHAME,  Henry  Alexander,  1852-6. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  1844 ;  s.  of  James 
Grahame,  Writer,  29  Ann  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Divinity  Student;  d.  1870 
at  Kandy,  Ceylon. 

GRAHAME,  John  Forrest,  1852-4.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  1842  ;  s.  of  James  Grahame, 
Writer,  29  Ann  Street. 

Accountant ;   d.  1897  at  Park,  N.S.W. 

GRANT,  Alexander,  1851-4.  CI.  1-3.  s. 
of  Alexander  Grant,  7  Saxe-Coburg 
Place. 

GRANT,  James,  1855-6.  CI.  5.  b.  22 
Dec.  1839  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Grant,  W.S., 
Sheriff  Clerk  of  Inverness-shire,  Balli- 
fearie,  Inverness. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  St.  Andrews  B.C.  ;  won 
Club's  Challenge  Cup  at  Hermiston,  1861  ; 
apprentice  W.S. ;  a  keen  vol.  and  expert 
fencer  ;   d.  June  1862. 

HAIG,  William  Henry,  1851-7.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  3  Feb.  1841  ;  s.  of  John  Haig, 
Cameron  House,  Leven,  Fife. 

Merchiston  XX. ;  St.  Andrews  Univ.  ; 
Univ.  Coll.  Oxon ;  M.A.  ;  Distiller,  and 
later  Sec,  to  the  Distillers  Co.  Ltd.,  which 
he  was  instrumental  in  forming  ;  m.  Emily 
Martha,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Wm.  Newman,  R. 


182    DR.  HARVEY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  CARMICHAEL'S)  CLASS,  1851-8 


of  Ringrone  and  Garrynoe,  Co.  Cork  ;   d.  5 
July  1884. 

HAMILTON,  David,  1851-4.  CI.  1-8.  s. 
of  Gavin  Hamilton,  30  Castle  Street. 

HAY,  John  Bruce,  1851-5.  Q.  1-4. 
b.  12  Oct.  1841  ;  s.  of  Chavles  Hay, 
22  George  Square. 

Ensign  H.E.I.C.S. ;  13th  B.N.I. ;  d.  at 
Goruckpore,  Bengal,  6  April  1859. 

HAY,  William.  1851-5.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
17  Aug.  1840  ;  s.  of  Charles  Hay, 
22  George  Square. 

Planter,  Natal ;  d.  at  Pietermaritzburg, 
6  June  1881. 

HEPBURN,  Archibald  Buehan-,  1851-6. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  7  Aug.  1841  ;  s.  of  John 
Buchan-Hepbum  of  Clune,  15  Royal 
Circus. 

Lt.-Col.  B.S.C.  ;  Ensign  32nd  and  26th 
B.N.I.  1858;  Lt.  1859;  Capt.  1870;  Maj. 
1878 ;  Lt.-Col.  1884 ;  m.  1874  Janet 
Ijnning,  dau.  of  Randal  Calander ;   d.  1885. 

HEPBURN,  John  Buehan-,  1851-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  30  April  1840;  s.  of  John 
Buchan-Hepburn  of  Clune,  15  Royal 
Circus. 

Capt.  6th  D.G.  ;  m.  Mary  Caroline 
Margaret,  e.  dau.  of  Gen.  John  Fischer, 
R.E. ;  d.  18  July  1898. 

HERIOT,  Richard,  1851-3.     CI.  1,  2. 

HERIOT,  William,  1851-3.     CI.  1,  2. 

HILL,  James  Henry  (Jeorge,  1852-7. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  17  Oct.  1841  ;  s.  of  James 
M.  Hill,  Kippen  House,  Perthshire  ; 
XI.  and  XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Medal  in  Chem.  ;  M.D. 
1862  ;  Indigo-planter,  Bengal ;  m.  Agnes 
Murdoch,  y.  dau.  of  late  James  M'Clelland, 
C.A.,  Glasg.  ;   d.  14  Feb.  1913. 

HILLS,  Archibald,  1851-2.  CI.  1.  b.  21 
Feb.  1842;  s.  of  James  Hills,  In- 
digo-planter, Neechindipore,  Bengal. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1854-8;  thirty-seven 
years  in  India  ;  for  twenty-seven  years  Ass. 
and  Man.  of  the  Neechindipore  Indigo  and 
Zemindary  Concern ;  three  years  Man.  of 
the  Zemindary  of  the  Bengal  Coal  Co. ; 
subsequently  in  the  Palkabari  Indigo  Con- 
cern.   Address:  Cadogan House, Shrewsbury. 

HILLS,  George  Scott,  1851-2.  CI.  1.  b. 
7  Aug.  1839 ;  s.  of  James  Hills,  In- 
digo-planter, Neechindipore,  Bengal. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1854;  Col.  B.S.C.  and 
Comdt.  28th  B.N.I.  ;  Ensign  38th  B.N.I. 
1857;  Lt.  1858;  B.S.C.  1863;  Capt.  1869; 
Maj.  1877;  Lt.-Col.  1883;  Brev.  Col.  1887; 


ret.  1896  ;  served  in  Indian  Mutiny,  1857  ; 
took  part  in  Cossyah  Hills  campaign,  1862-3  ; 
served  in  Afghan  War,  1879-80;  present  at 
engagement  at  Mattoon ;  affair  in  Karatiga 
Defile ;  Charasiab  ;  occupation  of  and  opera- 
tions round  Cabul  in  Dec.  1879,  including 
investment  of  Sherpore  (desp.,  medal  with 
two  clasps)  ;  commanded  a  col.  in  Black 
Mountain  exped.  1891  (N.W.F.  medal)  ;  d. 
3  Jan.  1899. 

HILLS,  Thomas  Scott,  1851-2.    CI.  1.    b. 
13  Feb.  1841 ;   s.  of  James  Hills,  In- 
digo-planter, Neechindipore,  Bengal. 
Cheltenham  Coll.   1854-60;   Barrister;    d. 
1864. 

HISLOP,  George,  1852-4.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  22  Oct.  1889  ;  s.  of  Robert  Hislop 
of  Burnrig,  E.  Lothian,  one  of  the 
original  proprietors  of  the  E.A. 

J. P.  ;  Station  Owner  in  Australia  ;  m. 
Margaret,  dau.  of  Alexander  Anderson, 
Victoria,  Australia  ;   d.  19  March  1909. 

HOGARTH,  David,  1852-3.  CI.  2.  s. 
of  John  Hogarth,  Northumberland. 

HOYES,  Lewis,  1854-7.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
13  March  1841  ;  s.  of  Lewis  Hoyes, 
W.I.  Merchant,  72  Northumberland 
Street. 

S.S.C-  Edin.  1869  ;   d.  3  March  1888. 

HUGHES,  George  William,  1851-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  13  March  1841  ;  s.  of  George 
Hughes,  W.S.,  10  Rutland  Street. 

Lt.-Col.  41st  Ft.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1858 ;  Lt. 
1861  ;  Capt.  1870 ;  Maj.  1880 ;  Lt.-Col. 
(ret.),  1881  ;  served  with  the  4th  Ft.  through- 
out Abyssinian  campaign  ;  present  at  action 
of  Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala  (medal) ; 
d.  15  Sept.  1895. 

JOHNSTON,  James  Fraser,  1852-7.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1841 ;  s.  of  Robert  Johnston, 
W.S.,  8  Broughton  Place. 

Merchant's  clerk  ;  d.  12  Oct.  1865. 

JOHNSTON,  John  Smith,  1851-3.  CI. 
1,  2.  s.  of  John  Smith  Johnston, 
S.S.C,  28  Pitt  Street. 

JOHNSTON,  Robert  Fleming,  1851-3. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  22  Feb.  1840;  s.  of 
John  Smith  Johnston,  S.S.C,  28  Pitt 
Street. 

W.S.  1874 ;  m.  1872  Isabella  Anna 
Catherine,  2nd  dau.  of  Rev.  Charles  Irving, 
R.  of  Donoughmore  ;   d.  12  Aug.  1902. 

KEIR,   William  Augustus,    1851-4.     CI. 
1-3.     b.  16  Feb.  1842  ;    s.  of  Patrick 
Small  Keir  of  Kindrogan,  32  Charlotte 
Square, 
d.  16  Feb.  1879. 


DR.  HARVEY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  CAUMICHAEL'S)  CLASS,  1851-8    18» 


LAWSON,  George  Hamilton,  1851-5.  CI. 
1-4.  s,  of  James  Hamilton  Lawson, 
Boswell  Road,  Wardie. 

LOCKHART,  George  Eliott,  1851-5.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1841  ;  s.  of  Maj.  William 
Eliott  Lockhart,  Madras  Army. 

R.N.  1856;  Lieut.  1867;  ret.  1870;  d. 
1871  in  N.Z. 

MACDOWALL,  Robert,  1851-2.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  William  Macdowall,  H.E.I.C.S., 
8  Bellevue  Crescent ;  d. 

MACFIE,  William,  1855-7.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  9  May  1840;  s.  of  R.  Macfie, 
D.L.,  J.P.,  of  Airds,  Argyllshire,  and 
of  Langhouse,  near  Greenock. 

Edin.  Univ.  1857-8;  Sugar-refiner,  Liver- 
pool, 1858-1909;  of  Airds,  Appin,  Argyllshire, 
1S99-1909  ;  J. P.  Argyllshire  and  Lanes  ;  C.B. 
(Civil),  1897;  enthusiastic  volunteer  from 
1859;  13th  Lanes.  Rifle  Vols.  (Sou thport)  ; 
Lt.-Col.  18S0-1900;  Hon.  Col.  1902-8;  V.D. 
1888  on  institution  of  order ;  m.  1867  Jane 
Crawford,  2nd  dau.  of  James  Allan  (Allan 
Line),  Glasg. ;  d.  July  1912. 

M'GOWAN,  William,  1855-7.  CI.  5  M., 
6  M.  b.  3  June  1841 ;  s.  of  William 
M'Gowan,  M.D.,  Alloa ;  Ferguson 
Medal,  1856;  Mitchell  Medal,  1857; 
XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  1857-8  ;  Kelland's  Gold  Medal 
in  1st  CI. ;  went  farming  to  the  Argentine 
for  some  years,  and  came  back  to  farm  in 
E.Lothian.  Address:  8  Succoth  Gardens, 
Murrayfield. 

M'NEILL,  Duncan  Archibald,  1851-8. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  5  March  1841  ;  s.  of 
Archibald  M'Neill  of  Colonsay,  P.C.S., 
73  Great  King  Street ;  best  in  French 
and  German,  CI.  7,  1858  ;  Dux  of 
CI.  4,  1855;  XI. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1858-61  ;  among  other 
prizes  won  Cowan  Gold  Medal  for  the 
Blackstone  Exam.  1859-60 ;  Snell  Exhib. 
1861  ;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1861  (2nd  CI. 
Mods.  1863)  ;  left  owing  to  ill-health  ;  d. 
at  Mentone,  31  March  1866. 

MAITLAND,  John,  1851-7.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
3  May  1841 ;  s.  of  Right  Hon.  Edward 
Francis  Maitland,  Sol. -Gen.,  after- 
wards Lord  Barcaple,  Senator  of  Coll. 
of  Justice. 

M.A.  Oxon  (Univ.  Coll.  1860-4)  ;  ot 
Barcaple ;  Advocate,  1866 ;  M.P.  for 
Stewartry  of  Kirkcudbright,  1874-80 ;  m. 
Edith  Alice  Lilton.  Address  :  1  Chats- 
worth  Villas,  Old  Bath  Road,  Cheltenham. 

MILROY,  Andrew  Wallace,  1855-8.  CI. 
5-7.  b.  29  Aug.  1841  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Andrew  Milroy,  86  Lauriston  Place  ; 


best  English  Essay  and  best  Latin 
Prose  and  Verse  and  Greek  Prose, 
CI.  7,  1858. 

Schol.  of  Queen's  Coll.  Oxon;  1st  CI. 
Mods.  1862  ;  1st  CI.  Lit.  Hum.  ;  B.A.  1864  ; 
M.A.  1869  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1868;  P.  1869 
Lond. ;  V.  of  Carisbrook  with  Northwood, 
1893-1902  ;  fmly.  Vice-Prin.  St.  Edm.'s  Hall, 
Oxon,  1868-70 ;  C.  of  St.  Mark's,  Hamilton 
Terrace,  St.  John's  Wood,  1870-3  ;  Prof, 
of  Latin,  Queen's  Coll.,  Lond.,  1870-7;  C.  of 
Tooting  Graveney,  1874-5 ;  Reader  of  the 
Rolls  Chap.  1874-9  ;  R.  of  Newnham  with 
Mapledurwell,  Hunts,  1879-89  ;  V.  of  St. 
Mary's,  W.  Cowes,  1.  of  W.,  1888-93  ;  Prof, 
of  Ch.  Hist,  Queen's  CoU.,  Lond.,  1887-98; 
m.  1872  Mary  EUzabeth,  o.  dau.  of  Edward 
Rosher  of  23  Upper  Hamilton  Terrace,  Lond. ; 
d.  3  March  1902  at  Marseilles  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  i.x.  89. 

MITCHELL,  Thomas,  1854-5.  CI.  4.  b. 
8  May  1841  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Mitchell, 
Kirkliopc,  Selkirkshire. 

Farmer  ;  J.P.  ;  Mem.  of  C.C.  and  P.C. 
since  the  passing  of  the  L.G.  Acts ;  Mem. 
of  Co.  Education  Comtee. ;  m.  Mary  Lindsay, 
Stanhope,  Peeblesshire.  Address:  Howford, 
Ettrick,  Selkirk. 

MONTEITH,    William,    1851-2.     CI.    1. 
b.    28    April    1840 ;      s.     of     James 
Montcith,  30  Hamilton  Place. 
Went  to  AustraUa  ;   d. 

MORE,  James  Lockhart,  1852-6.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  30  Jan.  1839  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
More,  14  Danube  Street. 

Roy.  Bank  of  Scot.  H.O.  ;  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  of  WiUiam  Alexander  Jardine,  C.E.  ; 
d.  3  Jan.  1894. 

MUNRO,  Hector,  1851-6.  CI.  1-5.  s. 
of  James  Munro,  Kinross. 

NICHOLSON,  WilUam,  1851-6.  CI.  1-5. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Nicholson,  41  East  Clare- 
mont  Street. 

NISBET,  Thomas,  1851-5.     CI.  1-4.     s. 

of     Thomas     Nisbet,    Auctioneer,    4t 
Henderson  Row ;  d. 

PHILLIPS,  Joseph,  1853-7.  CI.  2-6.  b. 
10  April  1841  ;  s.  of  G.  L.  Phillips, 
Merchant,  Jamaica ;  Essay  Prize, 
CI.  5,  1856. 

Merchant  and  Accountant ;  m.  (1)  Mary 
C.  Watson,  Kingston;  (2)  Catherine  Hart, 
Montego  Bay,  Jamaica.  Address:  1  West 
Avenue,  Kingston  Gardens,  Kingston, 
Jamaica. 

POLLOK-MORRIS,  Robert  Morris, 
1854-7.     CI.  4-6.     b.  7  July  1839 ;  s. 


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of    \Villiam    PoUok-Morris    of    Craig, 

Kilmarnock. 

Served  over  forty-four  years  in  Ayrshire 
Yeo.,  and  commanded  the  regt.  for  more  than 
ten  years  ;  Convener  of  Ayrshire,  1891-1901  ; 
assumed  the  additional  name  of  Morris  on 
succeeding  to  estate  of  Craig  in  1899  ;  m. 
Agnes  Tennent,  dau.  of  John  Buchanan, 
and  g.  dau.  of  James  Buchanan  of  Dowan- 
hill,  Lanarkshire  ;   d.  29  July  191 1. 

POTT,  George,  1851-5.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1842 ;  s.  of  James  Pott,  W.S.,  of 
Potburn,  55  Albany  Street. 

J. P.  and  Comr.  of  Supply  for  Selkirk- 
shire ;  Mem.  C.C.  ;  m.  Marion  Wilson 
Milne;   d.  1898. 

PRINGLE,  John,  1851-7.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1840  ;  s.  of  Robert  Pringle,  W.S.,  of 
Symington,  Midlothian  ;   XI.  1856-7. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Surg.  R.N.  ;  ret.  1868  ; 
thereafter  practised  in  Strathmiglo  and 
Xx)nd.  ;  d.  10  Oct.  1909 ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xvii.  9  and  11. 

RITCHIE,  William,  1851-6.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
22  Oct.  1842 ;  s.  of  William  Ritchie, 
Middleton  House,  Fushiebridge. 

Ensign  and  Lt.  looth  Roy.  Canadian 
Regt.  1860-4 ;  Comet  Roy.  Midlothian 
Yeo. ;  J. P.  ;  Comr.  of  Supply ;  Mem. 
C.C.  Midlothian;  Chm.  Gala  Water  Dist. 
Co.  ;  Chm.  Sch.  Bd.  parish  of  Borthwick, 
etc.  ;  m.  Jane,  e.  dau.  of  late  Charles 
Maclver  of  Liverpool  ;  d.  20  Nov.  1912  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  71. 

ROBERTSON,  Alexander  S.,  1854-6. 
CI.  4,  5.  s.  of  John  Robertson, 
Solicitor,  27  Brighton  Place,  Porto- 
bello. 

ROBERTSON,  Andrew,  1854-5.  CI.  4. 
s.  of  John  Robertson,  Solicitor,  27 
Brighton  Place,  Portobello. 

ROLLAND,  Adam,  1851-7.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
17  Feb.  1841 ;  s.  of  James  RoUand, 
W.S.,  29  Melville  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  went  to  N.Z.  with  parents, 
1859;  engaged  on  sheep  stations  until  1882, 
when  returned  to  Scotland;  J. P.  N.Z. ; 
J.P.  Fifeshire;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Rev. 
Patrick  Borrowman,  F.  Ch.  Min.,  Moniaive, 
Dumfriesshire.  Address :  Lower  Polmaise, 
Stirlingshire. 

ROSS,  Edward  Charles  Russell,  1853-7. 
CI.  8-6.  b.  1  Feb.  1841  ;  s.  of  Horatio 
Ross  of  Gledfield,  Bonar  Bridge,  and 
Greenhill  Gardens. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  winner  of  Queen's 
Prize  at  the  first  Wimbledon  Meeting,  i86i ; 
Barrister ;  Sec.  of  Commissions  to  Lord 
Chancellor,  and  afterwards  Lord  Chan- 
cellor's  Visitor   in   Lun^y ;     m.    Margaret 


Seymour,  dau.  of  John  Osborne  ;  d.  i  March 
1896  ;   see  E.A.  Ch.  iii.  64. 

ROSS,  Robert  Dobbie,  1851-4.     CI.  1-3. 
b.  1  March  1841  ;    s.  of  John  Ross, 
S.S.C,  79  Great  King  Street. 
W.S.  1867  ;  d.  1  Oct.  1877. 

RUSSELL,  William,  1851-4.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  James  Russell,  M.D.,  15  Lyne- 
doch  Place. 

SHEDDEN,    Arthur    William,    1852-7. 

a.  2-6.     b.  1841  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Shedden, 
1  Clarendon  Place. 

M.D.  Edin.  1864 ;  L.R.C.S.E.  1864 ; 
L.R.C.P.E.  1864;  Surg. -Maj.  R.A.M.C.  ; 
Ass.  Surg.  1865  ;   Surg.-Maj.  1877  ;   d.  1878. 

SHIELD,  Hugh,  1855-7,  CI.  5,  6.  s, 
of  G.  Shield,  Newcastle. 

SIMPSON,  David  James,  1851-7.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  26  Jan.  1842 ;  s.  of  Prof. 
Sir  James  Young  Simpson,  Bart.,  M.D. 
Edin.  Univ.  ;  Dux  CI.  4  M.  1855. 

M.D.  Edin.  1862;  Physician;  d.  14  Jan. 
1866. 

SLEIGH,  Ralph  Edward,  1851-4.  CI. 
1-3.     s.  of  Dr.  Sleigh,  34  Howe  Street. 

SMAIL,  William  Archibald,  1851-5.     CI. 
1-3.     b.  1841  ;    s.  of  William  Archi- 
bald  Smail   of   Overmains,   R.N.,    1 
Atholl  Crescent, 
d.  17  Dec.  1887. 

SMITH,  George  C.  H.,  1851-5.  CI.  1-4. 
Mrs.  Lang,  7  Danube  Street  (Guar- 
dian). 

SOUTER,  Stewart  Robertson,  afterwards 
Souter   Robertson,    1851-6.     CI.    1-5. 

b.  1841  ;    s.  of  D.  Robertson  Souter, 
15  Gloucester  Place. 

Yr.  of  Lawhead ;  Stockbroker,  Edin.  ; 
m.  Ann  Hamilton,  Fairholme,  Lanarkshire  ; 
d.  14  April  1898. 

SPOTTISWOODE,  Robert  CoUinson 
d'Esterre,  1851-4.  CI.  1-3.  b.  24 
Dec.  1841  ;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen.  Arthur 
Cole  Spottiswoode. 

Merchiston  Castle,  1854-7;  Clapham 
Grammar  Sch.  1857-8 ;  XI.  at  Merchiston 
and  Clapham ;  Col.  loth  Huss.  ;  Cornet  3rd 
B.  Europ.  Lt.  Cav.  (afterwards  2 1  st  Lt.  Drag. ) , 
1858;  Lt.  1858;  Capt.  1870;  loth  Huss. 
1874;  Maj.  1881;  Lt.-Col.  1885;  h.p.  1887; 
Col.  1889 ;  ret.  1890 ;  served  in  Afghan 
War,  1878-9  (medal);  Soudan  exped.  1885; 
Staff  Off.  at  Suakin  (desp..  Lend.  Gaz. 
25  Aug.  1885,  medal  with  clasp,  bronze 
star,  Brev.  Lt.-Col.)  ;  D.A.Q.M.G.  Cork 
Dist.  Staff,  1887  ;  psussed  as  Interpreter  in 
Russian,  1887  ;    m.  Anne  Elizabeth  Burrell, 


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o.  dau.  of  Patrick  Turnbull,  W.S.,  34  India 
Street,  Edin.  Address:  Glenburn,  Glanmire, 
Cork. 

STEVENSON,  James  Crawford,  1851-6. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  9  June  1840  ;  s.  of  John 
Stevenson,  Beach,  Lytham,  Preston. 

Landed  proprietor,  Lanes ;  m.  Mary  Ellen, 
e.  dau.  of  Robert  Ascroft,  Town  Clerk  of 
Preston  ;   d.  28  Feb.  1902. 

STEWART,  William,  1853-7.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  25  June  1840 ;  s.  of  William 
Stewart,  W.S.,  4  North  Charlotte 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1865  ;  m.  1875  Mary 
Harriet  Binns,  dau.  of  George  Greaves. 
Address  :  6  Belvedere  Grove,  Wimbledon, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

STITT,  Samuel,  1854-5.  CI.  4.  b.  14 
Aug.  1841  ;  s.  of  Samuel  Stitt, 
Grosvenor  Road,  Birkenhead. 

Stockbroker,  Liverpool ;  joined  Cheshire 
Rifle  Vols.  1859 ;  2nd  Lt.  ist  Cheshire 
Engineers  (Vol.),  1864;  Lt.  1868;  Capt. 
1869 ;  Maj.  1880 ;  Col.  and  Hon.  Col.  ; 
ret.  1888  ;  Mag.  Co.  of  Cheshire  from  1895  ; 
m.  Ruth  Abraham  Medder  ;  d.  12  April  1910. 

STUART,  Kenneth  Moody,  1851-7.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  13  June  1841  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Alexander  Moody  Stuart,  D.D.,  Mod. 
of  Gen.  Assembly  of  the  F.  Ch.  of 
Scot.  1875,  43  Queen  Street. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Cunningham  Schol. 
New  Coll.  Edin.  ;  Min.  of  F.  Ch.,  Moffat ; 
author  of  a  Memoir  of  Brownlow  North  and 
of  a  Memoir  of  his  father,  Alexander  Moody 
Stuart,  D.D.,  etc.  etc.  ;  m.  Susan,  dau.  of 
George  L.  Wsilker,  Garemount,  Helensburgh ; 
d.  15  March  1904. 

THOM,  Adam  Bisset,  1854-8.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  2  Aug.  1843  ;  s.  of  Adam  Thom, 
LL.D.  Aberdeen,  Judge  of  Rupert's 
Land,  B.N.A.,  1839-51. 

Author,  under  nom  de  plume  of  '  Rupert 
Garry,'  of  Elocution,  Voice  and  Gesture, 
and  Editor  of  Garry's  Elocutionist ;  m. 
Jessie,  dau.  of  Richard  Howard,  Niagara, 
Ont.,  Canada.  Address  :  108  Thirlestane 
Road,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  Charles,  1852-3.  CI.  2.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Thomson,  24  Albany  Street. 

THOMSON,  Spencer  Campbell,  1851-8. 
a.  1-7.  b.  16  Oct.  1842;  s.  of 
William  Thomas  Thomson,  Man.  of 
the  Standard  Life  Assur.  Co.,  Trinity 
Grove. 

B.A.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab;  for  thirty 
years  Man.  of  the  Standard  Life  Assur.  Co.  ; 
Pres.  of  Fac.  of  Actuaries  and  of  Actuarial 
Soc.  of  Edin.  ;  m.  G.  M.  J.  Cockbum,  dau. 
of  George  Cockburn,  B.C.S.,  and  g.  dau. 
of  Lord  Cockburn.  Address:  10  Eglinton 
Crescent. 


THORBURN,  Louis  Kenneth,  1851-3. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1841  ;  s.  of  David 
Thorburn,  41  Moray  IPlace. 

TWEEDIE,  WiUiam  Thomas,  1851-2. 
CI.  1.  b.  5  March  1838  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Tweedie,  H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Rachan, 
Peeblesshire. 

In  business,  India  and  Cape  of  Good  Hope  ; 
later  on  Lond.  Stock  Exchange ;  m.  (i)  Mary 
Cope;  (2)  Alice Lyall;  d.  20  Jan.  1912. 

URQUHART,  John  Henry,  1851-5.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  2  Jan.  1842 ;  s.  of  Adam 
Urquhart,  Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Wig- 
townshire, 5  St.  Colme  Street. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1859  ;  passed  in  second ; 
Sword  of  Honour,  1861  ;  Lt.  R.E.  1861  ; 
volunteered  for  service  in  India,  1863  ; 
killed  in  defence  of  Devangiri,  Bhootan, 
30  Jan.  1865. 

VERTUE,  Charles  Erskine,  1851-6.  CI. 
1-5.     b.  1842  ;    s.  of  WiUiam  Vertue, 

Wine  Merchant,  Leith. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1859-61 ;  Snell  Exhib.  1862-7  '• 
Trin.  Coll.  Oxon,  1861  ;  removed  to  Ball. 
Coll.  1862;  2nd  CI.  Mods.  1863;  B.A.  1865; 
Barrister,  Inn.  Tem.,  1871 ;  Education  Dept. 
1871  ;  Insp.  of  Returns  (under  Elementary 
Education  Act,  1870),  1871-3 ;  one  of 
H.M.I. S.  1873-93  ;  ret.  1893  ;  Priv.  Cham- 
berlain to  His  Holiness  Pope  Leo  xm.  in 
1902,  and  continued  in  his  appointment 
by  Pope  Pius  x.  until  his  death ;  m.  1887 
Ada  Caroline  Hitchcock  ;   d.  5  July  1904. 

WAHAB,  George  Duncan.  1852-6.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  9  Nov.  1839  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Gen. 
Charles  Wahab,  38  Royal  Terrace. 

Col.  20th  Regt.  (2nd  Lanes.  Fus.) ;  Ensign, 
1859;  Capt.  1870;  Maj.  1881 ;  Lt.-Col.  1889; 
m.  Cora  Boothby;  d.  23  March  1899. 

WARNER,  Patrick,  1851-5.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
19  Dec.  1840;  s.  of  Patrick  Warner 
of  Ardeer,  8  Moray  Place. 

Trin.  Hall,  Cantab;  of  Ardeer,  Ayrshire, 
S.  father,  1854;  "i-  Matilda  Louisa,  dau.  of 
Rev.  Thomas  J.  Theobald,  R.  of  Nunney, 
Somerset.     Address:  Brighton. 

WILLISON,  John,  1856-7.  CI.  6.  b. 
1841 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Alexander  Willison, 
Min.  of  Dundonald,  Kilmarnock. 

Glasg.  and  Edin.  Univs. ;  Writer,  Glasg. ; 
m.  1872  Emily  Bidmead,  Erith;  d.  18  April 
1890. 

WILSON,  Clavell  Watkins,  1852-6.  CI. 
2-5.  s.  of  Dr.  Wilson,  11  Bembridge 
Place,  Bayswater,  Lond.,  W. 

YULE,  James  Robert,  1851-5.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  14  Nov.  1841  ;  s.  of  John  Yule, 
26  Inverleith  Row. 

Dr.  Payne  Smith's  Sch.,  Kensington,  and 
R.M.A.  Woolwich ;  Capt.  B.S.C. ;  from  R.A. 
joined  B.S.C. ;  Capt.  1871 ;  d.  1878. 


186     REV.  R.  PAYNE  SMITH'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  WEIR'S)  CLASS,  1852-9 


ADAM,  George,  1853-6.  CI.  2-4.  s.  of 
George  Adam,  6  St.  Vincent  Street. 

Artist. 

BAIRNS  FATHER,  Hugh  William, 
1852-7.  CI.  1-5.  b.  1842  ;  s,  of 
Peter  Bairnsfather,  Ochtcrlony  House, 
Forfarsliire. 

Capt.  I.S.C.  Madras;  Ensign,  1859;  Lt. 
1862 ;  Capt.  1873 ;  ret.  1875.  Address : 
Beechwoocl,  Coupar  Angus. 

BALDERSTON,  Archibald,  1854-7.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  16  March  1843  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
Archibald    Balderston,    16th    B.N.I. , 

28  Melville  Street. 

Wimblerlon  Sch.  and  Addiscombe,  i86o-i ; 
Capt.  34th  and  109th  Regts.  ;  Ensign, 
1861;  Lt.  1S63;  Capt  1873;  killed  by 
landslip  while  superintending  rescue  work 
at  Naini  Tal  after  an  earthquake ;  ra.  Emily 
Spencer;   d.  18  Sept.  1880. 

BALFOUR,  Lewis,  1852-6.     CI.  1-4.     b. 

29  Oct.  1842  ;    s.  of  Lewis  Balfour, 
Merchant,  Calcutta. 

In  business  in  Calcutta  ;   d.  6  Aug.  1873. 

BANKS,  William  Mitchell,  1853-8.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1  Nov.  1842;  s.  of  Peter 
S.  Banks,  S.S.C,  67  Great  King  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.D.  1864  ;  Univ.  Gold 
Medal  for  Anat.  Thesis  on  Wolffian  Bodies ; 
Demonstrator  of  Anat.,  Glasg.  Univ.,  1865-7 ; 
settled  in  Liverpool,  1867,  as  an  operating 
Surg,  and  teacher  of  Anat.  ;  Ass.  Surg. 
Liverpool  Roy.  Inf.  1875  ;  Surg.  1877  ; 
Em.  Prof,  of  Anat.,  Univ.  CoU.  ;  F.R.C.S. 
and  Mem.  of  Council  R.C.S.  and  Gen.  Med. 
Council ;  author  of  many  papers  on  Surg, 
subjects ;  Kt.  1899  ;  LL.D.  Edin.  ;  J.P. 
for  Liverpool  ;  gave  oration  before  Med. 
Soc.,  Lond.,  1893,  and  address  on  Surg, 
at  Montreal  Meeting  of  Brit.  Med.  Assoc. 
1897 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Rathbone,  dau.  of 
John  Elliott,  Merchant,  Liverpool ;  d.  9 
Aug.  1904  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xii.  6. 

BECKETT,  Harry  Barron,  1855-8.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  21  Julv  1842  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
J.  O.  Beckett,  H.E.I.C.S. 

I.C.S. ;  Extra  Ass.  Comr.,  Punjaub,  i860; 
ret.  1897 ;  Civil  and  Sessions  Judge, 
Peshawar;  Dep.  Comr.,  Peshawar,  Simla, 
and  Jullundur ;  m.  Florence  MacMullen ; 
d.  20  March  1910. 

BELL,  John,  1852-7.  Q.  1-5.  b.  1841  ; 
s,  of  John  Bell,  Enterkine  House, 
Ayrshire. 

Of  Enterkine,  Ayrshire ;  J.P.  and  D.L. 
for  Ayrshire ;  late  Capt.  Ayrshire  Yeo. 
Cav.  ;  m.  1868  Margaret  Crawford,  e.  dau. 
of  WiUiam  Cooper  of  Failford,  Ayrshire. 
Address  :  Enterkine  House,  Annbank,  Ayr- 
shire. 


BELL,  William  Montgomerie,  1852-8. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  7  May  1842  ;  s.  of  Alex. 
Montgomerie    Bell,    W.S.,    Prof,    of 

Conveyancing,  Edin.  Univ. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Lond.  Scottish  Vol.  Rifle 
Corps  ;  won  Long  Leap  at  Calcutta  Athletic 
Meeting,  1869  ;  in  Liverpool  and  London 
and  in  Calcutta  for  twelve  years  with 
Gladstone,  Wyllie  and  Co.  ;  afterwards 
merchant  in  Bombay  for  more  than  thirty 
years  (of  Bell,  Russ  and  Co.) ;  now  ret. 
Address  :   18  Coates  Crescent,  Edin. 

BLACKWOOD,  Charles  Dimsford,  1852-4. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  15  Jan.  1842  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
William    Blackwood,    H.E.I.C.S.,    5 

Coates  Crescent. 

Lt.  B.N.I.  :  died  of  malarial  fever  in  the 
Mil.  Hosp.,  Calcutta,  after  an  illness  of  only 
three  days,  2  Oct.  1862. 

BOLAM,  Charles,  1856-7.     CI.  5. 

BOYLE,  Alexander  James,  1852-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  26  Feb.  1842  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Boyle 
of  Shewalton,  Ayrshire. 

Ensign  30th  Regt.  1861  ;  ret.  1865  ; 
m.  (i)  1876  Mary  L.  J.  Hodgkinson ;  (2) 
1892  Clare  Banning  ;   d.  29  Sept.  1909. 

BOYLE,  John,  1852-6.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
28  Aug.  1839;  Rev.  Dr.  Balfour, 
Colinton  (Guardian). 

Merchant ;    d.  25  March  i860. 

BROWN,  William,  1852-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Robert  Brown  of  Firth,  29 
George  Square. 

BUCHANAN,  Hamilton  Ramsay,  1853-7. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  10  May  1840;  s.  of 
Andrew  Buchanan,  Pitfirrane,  Dun- 
fermline. 

Went  to  Australia,  c.  1861;  m.  Isabella, 
dau.  of  Robert  Bell,  East  Stowe,  Queens- 
land ;   d.  7  Feb.  1901. 

CAMPBELL,  Robert  Wylie,  1854-5.  CI.  3. 
s.  of  Neil  Campbell,  20  Margaret 
Street,  Greenock. 

CARNIE,  Adolphe,  1852-4.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1  Nov.  1842  ;  s.  of  Charles  Carnie, 
Merchant,  16  Clarendon  Crescent. 

Accountant,  S.  Australia ;  m.  ;  d. 
1909. 

COOK,  George,  1852-8.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
July  1842  ;  s.  of  Alex.  Shank  Cook, 
Advocate. 

Lt.  77th  Ft.  ;  died  of  cholera  at  Peshawar, 
i8  June  1867. 


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COOK,  John,  1852-6.  CI.  1-4.  b.  Aug. 
1843  ;  s.  of  Alex.  Shank  Cook,  Ad- 
vocate. 

Maj.;  V.C. ;  jthGoorkhas;  Ensign,  i860; 
I,t.  4th  B.  Europ.  Regt.  1861  ;  1862  107th 
B.N.I,  and  3rd  Sikhs  ;  Capt.  1872  ;  Maj. 
1878  ;  served  Umbeyla  exped.  1863  (desp., 
medal,  two  clasps) ;  Hazara  (Black  Moun- 
tain) exped.  1868 ;  Afghan  campaign, 
1878 ;  capture  of  Peiwar  Kotal  (V.C,  Brev. 
Maj.)  ;  Monghyr  Pass,  Sung-i-Nawishta 
heights,  and  Takt-i-Shah  peak,  near  Cabul, 
where  he  was  severely  wounded,  12  Dec. 
1878,  and  died  of  his  wounds,  19  Dec. 
1878  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  137. 

CRAIGIE,  WiUiam  Burnet,  1854-6.  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  12  April  1840  ;  s.  of  Burnet 
Craigie  of  Lenton,  Cluny,  Aberdeen- 
shire. 

Won  Calcutta  Cup  at  St.  Andrews  first 
year  it  was  played  for ;  Maj .  2nd  B.  Cav.  ; 
Cornet,  1859;  Lt.  1862;  Brev.  Capt.  1871  ; 
Capt.  1872;  Maj.  1879;  ret.  1881  ;  m.  (i) 
Ella,  dau.  of  Maj. -Gen.  Stewart;  (2)  Mary 
Ada,  dau.  of  Surg.-Gen.  Fleming;  d.  31 
March  1903. 

CRICHTON,  David  Maitland  Makgill, 
1852-4.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  20  Aug.  1841  ; 
s.  of  David  M.  M.  Crichton,  D.L., 
of  Rankeilour,  Cupar,  Fife. 

Maj. -Gen.  92nd  Highs,  and  2nd  Batt. 
Gren.  Gds.  ;  2nd  Lt.  92nd  Highs.  1859 ; 
Lt.  1861  ;  Capt.  2nd  Batt.  Gren.  Gds.  1867  ; 
Lt. -Col.  1876;  Col.  1882;  Maj. -Gen. 
comdg.  Tralee  dist.  (Co.  Kerry),  1894;  ret. 
1898  ;  m.  Lady  Margaret  Pleydell-Bouverie, 
dau.  of  4th  Earl  Radnor ;   d.  2  Jan.  1907. 

CROFTON,  Edward  Walter  Home,  1856-7. 
CI.  5.  b.  1842 ;  s.  of  Col.  Crofton,  R.A., 
Leith  Fort. 

Ensign  6oth  Rifles,  1861 ;  Lt.  1865; 
Capt.  1873;  Adj.  Agra  Vols.;  d.  1879. 

DALMAHOY,  Simon  Sawers,  1856-7. 
CI.  5.  b.  1842;  s.  of  Patrick 
Dalmahoy,  W.S.,  69  Queen  Street. 

Addiscombe,  1858-60  ;  Ensign  Bom.  N.I. 
i860  ;  Lt.  1862  ;  Capt.  1870  ;  d.  Aug.  1876 
on  voyage  home. 

DODSON,  Arthur  Leathom  Plumptre, 
1852-4.  CI.  1.  b.  21  March  1842  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  John  Dodson,  Littledale 
Hall,  Caton,  Lancashire,  and  15 
Claremont  Crescent. 

Rugby ;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  in  business 
in  the  Argentine ;  m.  Nora  G.  Dodson ; 
d.  10  Dec.  1905. 

DODSON,  Charles  Edward,  1852-4.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1840 ;  s.  of  Rev.  John 
Dodson,  Littledale  Hall,  Caton,  Lan- 
cashire. 


m.  Miss  Ranken,  y.  dau.  of  Col.  Ranken  ; 
d.  23  May  1892. 

DONALD,  Andrew,  1852-7.  Q.  1-5. 
b.  12  Feb.  1842 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Donald,  W.S.,  21  Atholl  Crescent; 
Dux  CI.  1  and  M.  4. 

Maj.  R.M.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1859  ;  Lt.  1861  ; 
Capt.  1872 ;  Maj.  1881  ;  h.p.  1885 ;  in 
command  of  R.M.A.  at  Alexandria  and 
Kassassin,  1882  (Queen's  and  Khedive's 
medals)  ;   d.  24  Jan.  1888. 

DUNDAS,  Cohn  Mackenzie,  1852-5.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  12  Sept.  1842  ;  s.  of  George 
Dundas,  Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice 
(Hon.  Lord  Manor). 

Of  Ochtertyre,  Perthshire ;  R.N.  1855  ; 
Lieut.  1862  ;  ret.  Comm.  1877 ;  served 
in  Russian  war  on  H.M.S.  '  Russell '  (Baltic 
medal)  ;  m.  1882  Agnes  dau.  of  Samuel 
Wauchope,  C.B.  ;   d.  15  June  1911. 

DUNDAS,  James,  1852-5.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
12  Sept.  1842 ;  s.  of  George  Dundas, 
Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice  (Hon.  Lord 
Manor). 

Trin.  Coll.,  Glenalmond,  1855;  Addis- 
combe, 1859-60;  Capt.;  V.C;  Lt.  R.E. 
(Bengal),  i860;  Capt.  1872;  served  in 
Bhootan  exped.  1865  ;  awarded  the  Victoria 
Cross  for  gallant  conduct  at  the  attack  on 
the  blockhouse  at  Dewangiri,  30  April 
1865;  wounded  (medal  with  clasp);  killed 
by  premature  explosion  of  mine  at  Cabul, 
23  Dec.  1879;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  ii8  and 
138. 

DUNLOP,  Colin  Hinton,  1853-5.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  17  Oct.  1841  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Dunlop  of  Craigton,  Milngavie. 

m.  Mina,  dau.  of  Lord  Ardmillan ;  d. 
19  Nov.  1868. 

DUTHIE,  Charles  James,  1855-9.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  23  Oct.  1841  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Archibald  Hamilton  Duthie,  R.  of 
Upper  Deal,  Kent. 

Trin.  Coll.  Oxon ;  C.  Bury,  Lanes,  1863 ; 
Army  Chap.  1867-72  ;  Priv.  Chap,  to  Earl 
of  Kinnoull,  1873-4;  C  St.  Paul's,  Knights- 
bridge,  1874-6  ;  Clewer,  Windsor,  1876-80  ; 
vol.  clerical  work  in  Episc.  Ch.  in  Scot. 
1881-7 ;  entered  Ch.  of  Rome,  1888  ;  in 
charge  of  R.C  Mission,  N.  Berwick,  1891- 
1910;  d.  29  Aug.  1910. 

DYMOCK,  Robert  Lockhart,  1852-8. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  20  Oct.  1842 ;  s.  of 
Robert  Lockhart  Dymock,  Proc.  Fis. 
of  Edin.,  19  George  Square. 

Edin.  Univ.  1858-63 ;  Med.  Student ; 
d.  19  June  1863. 

FEARNLEY,  Charles  Joseph,  1852-3. 
CI.  1.  s.  of  D.  Feamley,  The  Binns, 
Linlithgow. 


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FIELD,  Edward  Hamilton,  1852-4.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  19  Feb.  1841  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Edward  Buroh  Field,  B.C.L.,  of  More- 
land,  Kinross-shire,  afterwards  Dean 
of  Canterbury, 
d.  i6  Aug.  1854. 

GLEGG,  Charles  Forbes,  1853-7.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  5  Aug.  1840 ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Henry  Vibart  Glegg,  H.E.I.C.S.,  8 
Carlton  Street. 

C.E.  Dunedin,  N.Z.  ;  m.  Helen  Harrower  ; 
d.  14  Aug.  1912. 

GLEGG,  Henry  Richmond,  1853-8.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  20  Dec.  1841  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Henry  Vibart  Glegg,  H.E.I.C.S.,  8 
Carlton  Street ;  Dux  of  Q.  M.  6, 1858. 

Man.   Nat.    Bank   of   N.Z.,   Wellington  ; 
d.  8  May  1911. 

GR^ME,  Robert  de  Grseme,  1855-9. 
CI.  4-7.  b.  13  Feb.  1841  ;  s.  of 
James  Grasme  of  Garvock,  Perth- 
shire ;   best  in  German,  CI.  7,  1859. 

Of  Garvock;  Advocate,  1869;  d.  12  May 
1902. 

HALLIDAY,  James,  1852-7.  CI.  1-5. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Black,  Sunnyside  House, 
Biggar. 

Mercantile  Marine. 

HIGHAM,  James,  1854-6.  CI.  3,  4. 
s.  of  James  Higham,  Brighouse, 
Huddersfield. 

HILL,  James  Dunlop,  1852-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1842  ;  s.  of  James  Lawson  Hill, 
W.S.,  Commissary  Clerk,  26  Heriot 
Row. 

C.E.  (ret.).     Address  :   Dumfries. 

HOLMES,  Peter,  1856-8.  CI.  5,  6. 
Trinity.     Open  High  Jump,  1858. 

JAFFRAY,  WiUiam,  1852-8.  CI.  1-6. 
s.  of  William  Jaffray,  Indigo-planter, 
29  Alva  Street ;  XL 

Merchant,    Hong-Kong;    with    Jardine, 
Matheson  and  Co.  ;   d.  c.  1876. 

JOPP,  Andrew  Abercrombie,  1852-9. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  27  June  1842;  s.  of 
John  Jopp,  W.S.,  30  Albany  Street ; 
Dux  of  CI.  4,  5,  and  6  and  of  the 
School,  1859;  Math.  Medal,  1st, 
2nd,  and  3rd  Acad.  Club  Prizes,  Clerk 
Maxwell  Prize  for  Math.,  and  best  in 
Greek  Testament  and  French  and 
Latin  Verse,  CI.  7,  1859. 


Capt.  R.E. ;  Lt.  i860;  Capt.  1873;  1874 
Sec.  to  Agent-Gen.  of  N.S.W.  ;  received 
thanks  of  Govt,  for  valuable  services  ; 
1879  specially  selected  by  Lord  Cranbrook 
for  the  important  post  of  Dir.  -  Gen.  of 
Stores  at  India  Office;  ret.  1891 ;  m.  1875 
Margaret,  e.  dau.  of  Capt.  Liebenrood, 
R.N.,  of  Prospect  Hill  Park,  Berks;  d. 
26  Jan.  1893  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  7. 

KELLY,  John  James,  1856-7.  CI.  5. 
b.  25  April  1842  ;  s.  of  John  Kelly, 
Banker,  Dunbar. 

Marlborough,  1858-9;  in  business  in 
Shanghai  for  nine  yrs. ;  Jt.  Agent  with  his 
father  of  B.L.  Bank,  Dunbar,  1874;  Agent, 
1890;  J. P.  for  Haddington;  Sec.  and  Treas. 
Dunbar  Episc.  Ch. ;  Clerk  to  heritors  of  the 
parish  ;  Sub-Distributor  of  Stamps  and 
Taxes  for  twenty-five  yrs. ;  Sec.  Dunbar  G.C. 
for  thirteen  yrs. ;  Vice-Consul,  Sweden  and 
Norway  ;  Mem.  of  the  Parochial  Bd.  and 
P.C.  for  twenty  yrs.  ;  Town  Chamberlain 
and  Treas.  Police  Comrs. ;  in  Lond.  Scottish 
and  Shanghai  Rifles  (Miholoong  Co.) ;  com- 
manded ist  Haddington  Art.  Vols,  for  twenty 
yrs.;  ret.  as  Maj.  with  V.D.  after  thirty- 
five  yrs.  service ;  m.  Florence  Mary,  y. 
dau.  of  John  Moir  Macqueen,  S.S.C.,  Edin. 
Address  :   B.L.  Bank,  Dunbar. 

LAUDER,  John  Thomson,  1852-5.     CI. 
1-3.     b.  27  Nov.  1841 ;  s.  of  R.  Scott 
Lauder,  R.S.A.,  7  Carlton  Street. 
Pupil  to  farmer  ;   d.  16  Nov.  1865. 

LAUDER,  Robert  Scott,  1852-8.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  27  Jan.  1844  ;  s.  of  R.  Scott 
Lauder,  R.S.A.,  7  Carlton  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  Res.  Ass.  Phys.  Morningside 
Lunatic  Asyl.  ;  afterwards  in  gen.  practice, 
Tayport,  Fife ;  m.  Sophia  Laura  Thomson  ; 
d.  4  June  1887. 

LLOYD,  James,  1858-9.  CI.  2-7.  s.  of 
James  Lloyd  (Java) ;  won  High  Jump, 
1859;  XL;  XX.;  d. 

LOW,  William  Wilson,  1852-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Wm.  Low,  Accountant,  58 
Great  King  Street. 

LYALL,  David  Robert,  1852-9.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  24  Nov,  1841  ;  s.  of  David 
Lyall,  23  Alva  Street ;  Second  in 
all  Subjects,  CI.  7,  1859 ;  XL  1856-9 ; 
Capt.  1858, 1859;  XX.  (Capt.),  1857-8, 
1858-9 ;  won  Mile  and  Hurdles,  1858, 
1859,  and  100  Yds.  in  1859. 

l.C.S.  i860;  C.S.I. ;  Insp.-Gen.  PoUce, 
Bengal,  1880-4  >  Comr.  of  Chittagong  and 
Patna,  1884-92 ;  Civil  Polit.  Off.  with 
Lushai  Force,  1889 ;  C.S.I.  1891  ;  Mem. 
Bd.  of  Revenue,  Bengal,  1892;  B.L.C.  1893; 
on  special  duty  as  Pres.  of  Comtee.  on  Mil. 
and  PubUc  Works,  1894;  ret.  1896;  Supt. 
Cooch  Behar  State,  1896-9 ;  m.  Laura  Agnes, 
dau.  of  Maj. -Gen.  W.  J.  B.  Knyvett.  Address: 


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Netherclay  House,  Bishop's  Hull,  Taunton. 
See  also  E.A.  Ch.  ii.  44. 

MACAW,  WiUiam  John,  1852-6.  CI. 
1-4.  s.  of  Mrs.  Macaw,  50  Great  King 
Street. 

MACDOUGALL,  Alan,  1855-7.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  22  May  1842  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  John 
Macdougall,  H.E.I.C.S.,  S.  Coates 
House. 

M.I.C.E.  1877;  Engineer  in  service  of 
N.B.  Rly.  -1869,  when  he  went  to  Canada  as 
Res.  Engineer  of  Toronto,  Grey,  and  Bruce 
Rly. ;  1871-3  in  charge  of  North  Grey 
extension  of  Northern  Rly.  of  Canada,  and 
in  1873  entered  the  P.W.D.  ;  employed  on 
harbour  and  river  improvements  on  the 
Western  lakes  and  St.  Lawrence  until 
1877,  when  he  came  home,  and  was  engaged 
again  for  a  time  on  the  N.B.  Rly.  ;  return- 
ing to  Canada,  1883,  he  practised  in  Toronto 
as  Consult.  Engineer ;  F.R.S.E. ;  F.R.S.  Soc. 
of  Arts,  of  which  he  received  Silver  Medal, 
1880,  for  paper  on  Canadian  Light  Rail- 
ways ;  Mem.  of  Canadian  Soc.  of  C.E., 
the  organisation  of  which  was  effected, 
largely  through  his  persistent  efforts,  in 
1887  ;  Mem.  of  its  Council  for  many  years  ; 
Vice-Pres.  1894  ;  m.  1871  Emily  Augusta, 
dau.  of  Rev.  Prof.  M'Caul,  Prin.  of  Toronto 
Univ.  ;   d.  23  April  1897. 

MACLEAN,  Allan,  1852-4.  CI.  1,  2.  s. 
of  Capt.  Maclean,  Hong-Kong. 

MARSHALL,  Theodore,  1855-9.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  8  March  1843;  s.  of  Hon.  John 
Marshall  (first  Lord  Curriehill),  Senator 
of  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Glasg.  Univ.,  M.A.  1864  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
Ass.  St.  Stephen's,  Edin.,  1867-9  :  Mi"-  of 
Caputh,  1869-93  ;  Depute  Convener,  1893- 
1900,  and  afterwards  Convener  of  the 
Home  Mission  Comtee. ;  Convener  of  the 
Army  and  Navy  Chaplains  Comtee.  1888, 
and  of  the  Indian  Churches  Comtee.  1895  ; 
Chaplain  to  the  Edin.  Garrison,  1904-8 ; 
1900-8  Hon.  Chaplain  (1st  CI.)  to  the  Forces  ; 
Mod.  of  the  G.A.  of  Ch.  of  Scot.  1908-9  ; 
D.D.  Glasg.  Univ.  1898.  Publication  : 
Closing  Address  at  the  General  Assembly 
of  1908  (Blackwood,  Edin.).  m.  Anna, 
e.  dau.  of  Rev.  Maxwell  Nicholson,  D.D., 
Min.  of  St.  Stephen's,  Edin.  ;  d.  1  May 
1909  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  114. 

MARTIN,  John  Bell,  1852-6.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  6  Jan.  1842 ;  s.  of  Mungo  Johnstone 
Martin,  M.D.,  16  Melville  Street. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich ;  m.  Helen,  y.  dau.  of 
T.  W.  I-egge  of  Greenwich  ;   d.  9  Dec.  1866. 

MELVILLE,  George  Fisher,  1852-9.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  21  May  1841  ;  s.  of  John 
Melville,  Lord  Provost  of  Edin.,  15 
Heriot  Row ;  XI. 

B.A.  Oxon  (B.N.C.  1859-62)  ;  Advocate, 
1865;  Reporter  on  the  Session  Cases,  1872- 


82;  Sheriff  Sub.  of  W.  Lothian,  1882-97; 
m.  1906  Maud,  y.  dau.  of  Lt.-Col.  Babington, 
7th  Huss.,  of  Brooklands,  Hants.  Address: 
12  Moray  Place.  Edin. 

MONTEITH,  Heniy  Adam,  1852-5.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  18  June  1842  ;  s.  of  James 
Monteith,  30  Hamilton  Place. 

R.N. ;  Lieut.  1863  ;  ret.  Comm. ;  Dep. 
Gov.  Perth  Prison,  1881-2;  1882  (Aug.) 
Gov.  BarUnnie,  Glasg. ;  1882  (Dec.)  Gov.  of 
Gen.  Prison,  Perth ;  m.  Mary  Catherine, 
dau.  of  WiUiam  Tombs  Derv6,  Coates 
Manor,  Cirencester;    d.  14  Aug.  1883. 

MORE,  Charles  Walter,  1852-6.     CI.  1-3, 
b.    25    Oct.    1840 ;     s.    of   Alexander 
More,  14  Danube  Street. 
Insur.  office. 

MORGAN,  David,  1852-3.  CI.  1.  b. 
9  Dec.  1841  ;  s.  of  James  Morgan, 
S.S.C,  7  Walker  Street. 

Rly,  Engineer ;  m.  Alice  Ann,  dau.  of 
the  late  William  Estall  Toogood  of  Bourne- 
mouth, Hants  ;   d.  28  Dec.  1903. 

MORTIMER,  Thomas  Alfred  Clark, 
1852-3.  CI.  1.  b.  13  March  1840  ;  s. 
of  T.  E.  Mortimer,  97  George  Street. 

Of  Mortimer  and  Son,  Gun  Makers,  Edin. ; 
J. P.  for  Co.  of  City  of  Edin. ;  nine  yrs.  Mem. 
of  Edin.  Town  Council ;  Dir.  Edin.  Chamber 
oi  Commerce;  Chm.  Scottish  Trade  Protec- 
tion Soc. ;  m.  Catherine,  e.  dau.  of  Sir  George 
Harrison;  d.  3  Dec.  1912. 

MURDOCH,  Alexander  Drimmie,  1854-6. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  16  Feb.  1840;  s.  of 
George  Murdoch,  Newmill  of  Keith, 
Banff. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1863  ; 
P.  1864  Dio.  Oxford ;  C.  St.  James's, 
Leith ;  St.  John's,  Princes  Street,  Edin.  ; 
Founder  and  R.  All  Saints,  Brougham 
Street,  Edin.,  1 867-1906  ;  Canon,  St.  Mary's 
Cathedral,  Edin.,  1883  ;  Chancellor,  1906  ; 
F.S.A.  Scot.  ;  editor  and  translator  of 
The  Grameid,  for  Scot.  Hist.  Soc,  1889  ; 
The  Deeds  of  Montrose,  i  vol.  4to  (Long- 
mans), 1893  ;  Suggestions  for  Devout 
Thought  in  Passion  and  Holy  Week  (Grant 
and  Son,  Edin.) ;  Macpherson's  Loyal  Dis- 
suasive, for  Scot.  Hist.  Soc,  1902  ;  Mem. 
of  Council  of  Scot.  Hist.  Soc.  1901  ;  m. 
Anna,  dau.  of  George  Hume  Wilcox ;  d. 
30  Oct.  1906  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  26. 

MURRAY,  David  Patterson,  1852-4. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1842  ;  s.  of  John  Murray, 
Surg.,  19th  Lt.  Drag. 

Capt.  90th  Regt. ;  Ensign,  1858 ;  Lt. 
1861  ;   Capt.  i86g  ;  d.  1873. 

NISBET,  James,  1854-5.  CI.  3.  b. 
24  June  1841  ;  s.  of  Robert  Nisbet 
of  Lambden,  by  Greenlaw. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Farmer,  Lambden,  which 
he  inherited  from  his  father,   1861  ;    took 


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an  active  part  in  County  business ;  J.P., 
Comr.  of  Supply,  and  Mem.  C.C.  from  its 
commencement ;  on  School  Bds.  of  Green- 
law and  of  Eccles  from  their  commencement ; 
Chm.  of  each  ;  Capt.  Greenlaw  Co.  Vols.  ; 
ret.  as  Maj.  and  joined  ist  Roxburghshire 
Mounted  Vols.,  1872,  as  Corporal;  ret.  as 
Sergt.  1882  ;   d.  20  July  1908. 

OLIPHANT,  Robert  Balfour,  1852-4. 
CI.  1-2.  b.  30  Jtine  1840 ;  s.  of 
Robert  Oliphant,  Surg.,  H.E.I.C.S., 
21  India  Street. 

Passed  into  the  army ;  d.  30  Jan.  1856. 

PATERSON,  Charles  Edward,  1853-8. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  30  July  1843;  s.  of 
James  Paterson,  M.D.,  Staff  Surg. 
Black  Watch,  17  St.  Bernard's  Cres- 
cent; Ferguson  Medal,  1857. 

B.D.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Ch.  of  Scot.  Parish 
Min.  of  Dalton,  Dumfriesshire ;  afterwards 
Chap,  in  Paris  until  his  death  ;  m.  Alison 
Cruikshanks,  Dumfries  ;   d.  29  April  1880. 

PATERSON,  James,  1852-3.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Paterson,  Wardie  Villa. 

PATERSON,  Thomas  Dawes,  1856-8. 
CI.  5,  6.  s.  of  James  Paterson, 
Greenhill  Gardens ;  Mitchell  Medal, 
1858. 

PATON,  George,  1852-6.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1  Oct.  1841  ;  s.  of  John  Paton  of 
Crailing,  Roxburghshire. 

Maj.-Gen. ;  C.M.G.;  2nd  Lt.  24th  Regt. 
1859;  Lt.  1862;  Capt.  1869;  Maj.  1880; 
Lt.-Col.  1882;  Col.  :  1886  Maj.-Gen. 
1898  ;  let.  1901  ;  served  with  Perak  exped. 
1875-6  (medal  \vith  clasp)  ;  Kaffir  War, 
1877-8,  and  Zulu  campaign,  1879  (desp., 
medal  with  clasp,  C.M.G.)  ;  commanded 
troops  in  Barbadoes,  1892-4  ;  Comdt.  Sch. 
of  Musketry,  Hythe,  1894-8  ;  Col.  So.  Wales 
Borderers,  1902  ;  m.  (i)  Ethel,  dau.  of 
Gen.  Bagot ;  (2)  Nancie,  dau.  of  E.  Walker. 
Address  :  Army  and  Navy  Club,  Pall  Mall, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

PILKINGTON,  James  Winter,  1853-6. 
CI.  2-4.  s.  of  Thomas  Pilkington, 
Architect,  9  South-cast  Circus  Place. 

RHIND,  Robert  Hunter,  1856-7.  CI. 
M.  5.  b.  28  July  1841 ;  s.  of  William 
Rhind  of  Stockport,  Cheshire. 

Trained  as  C.E.  in  Manchester;  went 
to  India  as  a  Prob.,  P.W.D.,  1862;  served, 
till  retirement  as  Supt.  Engineer  (ist  CI.), 
Bengal,  1893 ;  m.  Miss  H.  T.  Ferguson.  Ad- 
dress: 21  St.  George's  Road,  Chiswick, 
London,  W. 

ROBERTSON,  Adam  A.,  1852-8.  CI. 
1-6.  s.  of  James  Robertson,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.,  2  Charlotte  Place. 


ROSS,  Gillean  Hector,  1852-3.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Ross,  17  Clarence  Street. 

ROSS,  Justin  Charles,  1852-5.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  10  Dec.  1841  ;  s.  of  Alex.  Ross, 
H.E.I.C.S. ;  Dux  of  CI.  2  and  3, 
1854  and  1855. 

Roy.  Mil.  Acad.,  Edin.,  1855-6;  Wimble- 
don, 1856-9  ;  Addiscombe,  i86o-i  ;  Lt.-Col. 
R.E.  (late  Bengal)  ;  C.M.G.,  LL.D. ;  Lt. 
i860;  Capt.  1873;  Maj.  1881 ;  ret.  Lt.-Col. 
1888;  Irrigation  Depart.,  N.W.P.,  India, 
1863-83  ;  Egyptian  Irrigation  Service,  1883- 
92  ;  Insp.  -  Gen.  of  Irrigation  in  Egypt 
under  Sir  Colin  Scott  Moncrieff,  1884-92  ; 
designed  and  carried  out  many  important 
irrigation  works  ;  ret.  from  Egyptian  ser- 
vice, 1892 ;  2nd  cl.  Medjidie,  1885 ;  2nd 
cl.  Osmanieh,  1892;  C.M.G.  1888;  LL.D. 
Edin.  1894  ;  portrait  in  hall  of  E.A.  ;  m. 
1875  Amelia  Hoyle;  d.  17  Aug.  1896;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  iv.  4. 

SCOTT,  Gideon  James,  1852-5.  Cl.  1-3. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Scott,  7  Shandwick  Place. 

SHAND,  John  Andrew,  1852-8.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  8  Jan.  1843  ;  s.  of  John  Shand, 
W.S.,  24  Royal  Circus. 

Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  1864  ;   d.  22  May  1875. 

SHORE,  Hon.  Frederick  William  John, 
1856-8.  Cl.  5,  6.  b.  27  Aug.  1844  ; 
s.  of  Right  Hon.  Lord  Teignmouth, 
Northallerton,  Yorks. 

Lt.-Col.  R.H.A.  ;  Lt.  1867 ;  Capt. 
1878;  Maj.  1884;  Subst.  Lt.-Col.  1894; 
ret.  1894 ;  m.  1894  Anne  Louisa,  dau. 
of  Peter  Connellan.  Address :  Ballyduff, 
Thomastown,  Co.  Kilkenny. 

SIMSON,    William     Benjamin,    April 
1856-9.      Cl.    4-7.      b.    1842;     s.    of 
William  Simson,  Sec.  Bank  of  Scot., 
9  Eton  Terrace, 
d.  27  Nov.  1910. 

SIVEWRIGHT,  Charles  Richard,  1852-4. 
Cl.  1,  2.  b.  9  March  1840;  s.  of 
C.  K.  Sivewright,  Cargilficld,  Trinity. 

Planter,  Jamaica ;  d.  2  Sept.  1901  at 
Montego  Bay,  Jamaica. 

SIVEWRIGHT,  George  Vivian,  1852-4, 
Cl.  1,  2.  b.  20  Aug.  1841  ;  s.  of  C.  K. 
Sivewright,  Cargilficld,  Trinity.  * 

R.M.A.  Woolwich  ;  Maj.  R.E.  ;  Lt.  1857  ; 
Brev.  Maj.  1871  ;  Maj.  1878 ;  ra.  Mary 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Thos.  Forbes  Reynolds, 
M.D. ;  d.  20  Dec.  1884  at  Kingston,  Jamaica. 

STODART,  Alexander  Tweedie-,  1852-7. 
Cl.  1-5.  b.  5  Aug.  1842;  s.  of 
George  Tweedie  -  Stodart,  W.S.,  16 
Abcrcromby  Place. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Phys.  for  some  years 
in  Naples  ;  d.  31  March  1907. 


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191 


STODART,  George  Tweedie-,  1852-7. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  18  Jan.  1841  ;  s.  of 
George  Tweedie-Stodart,  W.S.,  16 
Abercromby  Place. 

Edin.    Univ.;      W.S.    1867,     of     Fraser, 
Stodart  and  BallingaU,  W.S.  ;    d.   23  May 

1882. 

THOMSON,  James  Fraser,  1852-4.  CI. 
1,  2.  s.  of  John  Thomson,  Writer, 
20  Comely  Bank. 

TOLLEMACHE,  Charles  Hay,  1853-7. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  20  Dec.  1842  ;  s.  of  W.  F. 
ToUemache,  Comm.  R.N.,  13  Aber- 
cromby Place. 

Lt.  83rd  Regt.  ;   Ensign,  1861  ;   Lt.  1863  ; 
d.  22  April  1867. 

WALKER,    Alexander,    1855-6.     CI.    4. 
b.  18  April  1841  ;  s.  of  George  Walker, 
Merchant,  4  Wellington  Place,  Leith. 
Merchant,  Leith  ;    d.  3  Jan.  1901. 

WALKER,  David  James,  1855-7.  CI. 
4,  5.  s.  of  James  Walker,  1  Thom- 
son's Place,  Leith;  Dux  of  CI.  M.  5, 

1857. 

WALLACE,  John,  1857-8.  CI.  6.  s.  of 
Rev.  Henry  Wallace,  16  Howard 
Place. 

WATKINS,  Frederick  William,  1852-3. 
CI.  1.    b.  5  Dec.  1841 ;  s.  of  Rev.  F. 


W.  Watkins,  Thryberg,  near  Rother- 
ham. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1854-6;  R.M.A.  Wool- 
wich, 1860-2  ;  Lt.  R.E.  1862  ;  d.  17  Sept. 
1874  of  Gibraltar  fever. 

WEIR,  Robert  Walter,  1853-7.  CI.  2-5, 
b.  14  Jan.  1843  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Walter 
^Veir,  Min.  of  Longformacus,  Duns. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  1862  ;  Ass.  Min.  E. 
Ch.,  Parish  Dundee,  1866,  and  Park  Ch., 
Glasg.,  1867-8  ;  Min.  of  Greyfriars  Parish, 
Dumfries,  1 868-1904;  Convener  of  the  Ch. 
of  Scot.  Coratee.  on  Correspondence  with 
other  Reformed  Churches  since  1899  ; 
D.D.  Edin.  Univ.  1906.  Author :  History 
of  the  Foreign  Missions  of  the  Church  of 
Scotland,  1900  ;  History  of  the  3rd  Batt. 
King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  1907  ; 
Romanism  and  Protestantism,  a  Guild 
Text-book,  1909.  m.  Jessie  Macdonald,  dau. 
of  Rev.  J.  G.  Macvicar,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  Min. 
of  Moffat.  Address :  Greyfriars,  Colinton, 
Midlothian. 

WILSON,  James  Clark,  1852-7.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  21  July  1842  ;  s.  of  James  Wilson, 
Merchant,  6  Gilmore  Place. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  1863 ;  L.R.C.S.E. 
1863  ;  Physician  in  Ayr ;  m.  Florence 
Hammond  Christie,  Dundee  ;   d.  Oct.  1877. 


WRIGHT, 
b.  1842 
Pitt  Street. 

M.D.     Edin.     1864;      L.R.C.S.E. 
Doctor  at  Glamis,  Forfarshire  ;   d.  i 


Robert,     1853-8.     CI.     2-6. 
s.    of   Robert   Wright,    12 


1864; 


DR.  D'ARCY  THOMPSON'S  CLASS,  1853-60 


AITKEN,  George  Candy,  1855-9.  CI. 
3-6.     s.  of  Rev.  J.  Aitken  (India). 

ANDERSON,  John  Ritchie,  1857-9.     CI. 
5,  6.     b.  1843 ;   David  Clark,  Coupar 
Angus  (Guardian), 
d.  Jan.  1864. 

ARKLEY,  Patrick,  1853-7.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1843;  s.  of  Patrick  Arkley,  Sheriff 
Sub.  of  Midlothian,  29  Great  King 
Street. 

Died  while  still  at  school  as  the  result  of 
an  accident  in  the  yards,  1857. 

BAILLIE,  Alexander  William  Mowbray, 
1853-60.  CI.  1-7.  b.  16  March  1843  ; 
s.  of  Dr.  George  Baillie,  H.E.I.C.S., 
3  AthoU  Crescent ;  Dux  of  CI.  1,  2,  3, 
4,  5,  and  6  and  of  the  School,  1860 ; 
best  in  Latin  Prose  and  Greek  Verse, 
CI.  7,  1860  ;    1st  and  3rd  Acad,  Club 


Prizes,  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Scholar- 
ship, and  best  in  Greek  Testament, 
1860 ;  also  Mackenzie  Prize  for 
Scholarship,  1859. 

B.A.  Oxon  (BaU.  Coll.  1862-6)  ;  ist  CI. 
Mods.  1864;  1st  CI.  Grts.  1866;  Barr.  Inn. 
Tern.  1871.  Address:  11  Chantrey  House, 
Eccleston  Street,  Lond.,  S.W. 

BAXTER,  James,  1853-5.  CI.  1,  2. 
Edward  Woodford,  LL.D.,  H.M.I.S., 

59  Great  King  Street  (Guardian). 

BOWMAN,  George  Charies,  1855-6. 
CI.  3.  s.  of  Capt.  Henry  S.  Bowman, 
Adj.  Edin.  County  Mil.,  Dalkeith. 

BUNTINE,  James  Robertson,  1857-9, 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  10  Nov.  1841  ;  s.  of 
William  Buntine,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Ayr. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  1862  ;  Advocate,  1865  ; 
Sheriff  Sub.  Stirlingshire  from  1876 ;  res. 
1906,  and  apptd.  Hon.  Sheriff  Sub.  ;    Pres. 


192 


DR.  D'ARCY  THOMPSON'S  CLASS,  1853-60 


Sheriff  Substitutes  Assoc.  1905-6 ;  m.  (i) 
Jane,  dau.  of  David  Sandeman,  Glasg.  ; 
(2)  Jean,  dau.  of  Archibald  Finnic  of  Spring- 
hill  and  Grange,  Ayrshire.  Address  :  Tor- 
brex  House,  StirUng. 

CARMICHAEL,  James,  1853-5.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  23  Aug.  1843;  s.  of  William  Scott 
Carmichael,  M.D.,  22  Northumberland 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.D.  1864;  Berlin  and 
Vienna,  1871-2;  F.R.C.P.E.  1875;  Clin.  Lect. 
on  Disease  in  Children  in  Univ.  of  Edin.  ; 
Examiner  in  Forensic  Med.  and  P.H.,  R.C.P. 
Edin.  ;  Consult.  Phys.  Roy.  Edin.  Hosp. 
for  Sick  Children  ;  Ex-Pres.  of  Roy.  Med. 
Soc.,  Edin.;  Res.  Phys.  Roy.  Inf.,  Edin.; 
Phys.  New  Town  Disp. ;  author  of  text- 
book. Disease  in  Children,  and  various  papers 
in  the  med.  journs.  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Lash 
Chatfield,  Lewes,  Sussex.  Address  :  22  Nor- 
thumberland Street,  Edin. 

CARR,  Edmund,  1856-8.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  15  June  1844  ;  s.  of  Ralph  Carr, 
afterwards  Carr-EUison,  Hedgeley, 
Alnwick,  Northumberland,  and  Dun- 
ston  Hill,  Whickham,  Co.  Durham. 

Made  two  voyages  to  Calcutta  as  an 
apprentice ;  subsequently  passed  Army 
Exam.,  but  did  not  accept  a  commission  ; 
went  to  N.Z.  for  four  yrs. ;  returned,  1868  ; 
Land  Agent  to  his  father  and  subsequently 
to  his  brother,  the  late  J.  R.  Carr-EUison,  till 
his  own  death;  Capt.  ist  Newcastle  Vol.  R.E. ; 
fmly.  in  Colonial  Vols.,  N.Z.,  with  which  he 
saw  active  service  in  the  native  wars  (N.Z. 
medal)  ;  m.  1892  Frances  EUzabeth  Char- 
lotte, dau.  of  William  Anderson  of  Garden 
House,  CuUercoats  ;   d.  12  July  1892. 

CARROLL,  Thomas,  1856-8.     CI.  4,  5. 

CAY,  John  Frederick,  1856-60.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  2  Nov.  1842  ;  s.  of  Robert  Dundas 
Cay,  W.S.,  Registrar  of  the  Supreme 
Court,  Hong-Kong,  1844-55;  2nd 
Acad.  Club  Prize,  1860;  Ferguson 
Medal,  1858  ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1859  ; 
Math.  Medal,  CI.  7,  1860. 

Banking  in  India,  1864-7  ;  Private  Sec. 
to  Baron  Rothschild  in  Paris,  1868-71; 
Sec.  and  Gen.  Man.  Patent  Shaft  and  Axle- 
tree  Co.  Ltd.,  Wednesbury,  1871-1900 ; 
Dir.  Metropolitan  Amalgamated  Rly.  Car- 
riage and  Waggon  Co.  Ltd.  and  the  Patent 
Shaft  Co.  Ltd.,  Lichfield  and  Bournemouth, 
since  1900;  m.  Miss  Dixie,  dau.  of  Sir 
Alex.  Dixie,  Bart.,  of  Bosworth  Park, 
Leicestershire.  Address :  Preston  Grange, 
Bournemouth. 

CHAMBERS,  James,  1853-4.  CI.  1.  b. 
4  March  1841 ;  s.  of  Robert  Chambers, 
Publisher,  1  Doune  Terrace, 

Distinguished  musician  and  violinist ;  resi- 
dent in  Sydney,  Australia,  since  1865 ;  m. 
Address  :  Sydney,  Austraha. 


CONSTABLE,  Archibald,  1853-60.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  27  Oct.  1843  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Constable,  Printer  to  H.M. 

Printer  to  H.M.  Queen  Victoria  along 
with  his  father  in  1865  ;  now  Printer  to  His 
Majesty  in  Scotland ;  translated  in  1892 
John  Major's  Historia  Majoris  Britannia:  for 
the  Scottish  History  Society ;  LL.D.  St. 
Andrews,  1895;  m.  1874  Mary  Susan  Scott 
Wrench.  Address  :  Lysvold,  Currie,  Mid- 
lothian. 

COWIE,  James,  1857-8.  CI.  5.  s,  of 
Adam  Cowie,  Kilmarnock. 

CUNDELL,  John  Ross,  1857-8,  CI.  5, 
b.  8  May  1843  ;  s.  of  Joseph  Cundell, 
Agent  B.L.  Co.  Bank,  Leith. 

Agent  B.L.  Bank,  Leith ;  J.P.  for  Mid- 
lotliian  ;  Hon.  Treas.  Leith  Sailors'  Home  ; 
m.  Mary  Maria  Lamach,  N.S.W.  Address  : 
9  Belgrave  Place,  Edin. 

CUNINGHAM,  Thomas,  1853-8.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  14  May  1843 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Cuningham,  Sec.  N.L.  Bd.,  17  Coates 
Crescent ;  Dux  CI.  M.  5,  1858. 

Wine  Merchant ;  m.  Miss  C.  S.  Rolland, 
dau.  of  John  Rolland.  Address  :  2  Admiral 
Terrace,  Edin. 

DANFORD,  Charles,  1854-6.  CI.  2. 
Horatio  Ross,  Greenhill  Gardens 
(Guardian);  d. 

DAVIDSON,  Christopher  Middlemas, 
1853-4.  CI.  1.  b.  6  May  1843;  s. 
of  Henry  Marshall  Davidson,  Holme 
House,  Haddington,  Sheriff  Clerk  of 
E.  Lothian. 

Edin.  Univ.  1859-61;  Lt.-Col.  Roy. 
Munster  Fus.  ;  Ensign  4th  K.O.  Regt. 
1862  ;  Lt.  i866  ;  Capt.  1875  ;  Maj.  1881  ; 
ret.  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  1882;  served  in  Abys- 
sinian campaign,  1868;  action  of  Arogee 
and  capture  of  Magdala  (medal)  ;  apptd. 
Hon.  Corps  of  Gentlemen-at-Arms,  1889 ; 
now  serving  in  H.M.  Bodyguard  ;  Queen  Vic- 
toria's Jubilee  medal,  1897  ;  King  Edward's 
Coronation  medal,  1902 ;  m.  Jessie  Rose 
Oliphant,  dau.  of  B.  B.  WiUiams,  late  of 
Buscot  Park,  Berks.  Address:  14  Victoria 
Park,  Dover. 

DOW,  John,  1853-7.  CI.  1-4.  From 
Perthshire ;  Diux  CI.  M.  4,  1857 ;  d. 

DRYSDALE,  James  St.  Clair,  1853-6. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1843 ;  Miss  Drysdale, 
9  Hope  Street  (Guardian). 

Ensign  93rd  Highs,  i860  ;   d.  1862. 

DUN,  Francis  Henry,  1853-4.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Dun,  27  London  Street. 


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DUNLOP,  James  Macnair,  1853-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  18  March  1843;  s.  of  Alexander 
Dunlop  of  Clober,  45  Moray  Place. 

Merchant,  Bombay ;  drowned  in  Bombay 
Harbour,  4  April  1885. 

FERRIER,  Alexander  Walter,  1853-8. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  22  Nov.  1843  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
Hay  Ferrier  of  Belsyde,  Linlithgow. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1861-3;  Lt.-Col 
R.A. ;  Lt.  1863;  Capt.  1876;  Maj.  1883; 
Lt.-Col.  1891  ;  ret.  Lt.-Col.  1896 ;  J. P. 
Linlithgowshire,  1897  J   d.  7  Jan.  1909. 

FORBES-GORDON,  Arthur  Newton, 
1858-8.  CI.  1-5.  b.  22  Jan.  1844; 
s,  of  Arthur  Forbes-Gordon,  W.S., 
of  Rayne,  6  Rutland  Street. 

Rugby,  1858;  of  Rayne;  J.P.  and  D.L. 
Aberdeenshire ;  Ensign  79th  (Q.O.  Cameron) 
Highs.  1863;  Lt.  1867;  Adj.  1876;  Capt. 
(ret.),  1878;  m.  (i)  Christian,  dau.  of  James 
Dalrymple  of  Langlee  ;  (2)  Adeline,  dau.  of 
P.  J.  Newton  of  Dunisekney  Manor,  Co. 
Carlow  ;  (3)  Penelope,  dau.  of  Maj.  Napier 
Christie,  late  93rd  and  79th  Highs.  A  ddress  : 
Legatesden,  Pitcaple,  Aberdeenshire,  and 
Junior  U.S.  Club. 

FORMAN,  William  Scott,  1858-60.  CI. 
6,  7,  b.  20  Nov.  1844  ;  s.  of  James 
Forman,  Advocate,  6  Drummond 
Place. 

Barr.  Mid.  Tern. ;  I.C.S. ;  Judge  of  Hydera- 
bad, Scinde;  d.  24  Nov.  1886. 

FR.\SER,  Arthur  Abraham,  1853-9. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  16  May  1844;  s.  of 
John  Eraser,  18  Craven  Hill,  Bays- 
water,  Lond.,  W. 

In  mercantile  business ;  m.  Charlotte 
Cuvillier.  Address  :  58  Gloucester  Terrace, 
Hyde  Park,  Lond.,  W. 

GOWER,  Lord  Albert  Leveson,  1857-60. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  21  Nov.  1843  ;  s.  of  His 
Grace  the  2nd  Duke  of  Sutherland 
(20th  Earl),  Dunrobin  Castle. 

Cornet  2nd  Life  Guards,  1864  ;  Lt.  1868 
Capt.  (ret),  1873;  m.  Grace  Emma  Town 
shend,  o.  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Abdy,  ist  Bart, 
d.  23  Dec.  1874. 

GRANT,  Evan  Bailhe,  1855-8.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  15  Dec.  1842  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Grant, 
W.S.,  Sheriff  Clerk  of  Inverness-shire, 
Ballifearie,  Inverness. 

Cornet  3rd  Huss.  1864 ;  ret.  i868  ;  m. 
Isabella,  Lady  Miller  of  Glenlee  ;  d.  1903. 

HALL,  John  Grieve,  1857-9.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  24  Aug.  1842;  s.  of  Maj.  Hall, 
Portobello. 

Maj.  R.E.  ;  Lt.  1862  ;  Capt.  1877  ;  Mai. 
1882;  d.  1884.  ' 


198 

HAMILTON,  Thomas,  1853-8.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  26  Jan.  1843;  s.  of  Sir  William 
Hamilton,  Bart.,  of  Preston  and 
Fingalton,  Prof,  of  Logic  and  Meta- 
physics, Univ.  of  Edin.,  16  Great 
King  Street. 

L.R.C.S.  and  L.M.E.  1865  ;  .M.B.  and 
CM.  Edin.  1865;  F.R.C.S.E.  1868;  Ext. 
Mem.  Roy.  Med.  Soc,  Edin.;  late  Surg. 
Holloway  and  N.  Islington  Disp.  ;  Surg. 
Univ.  CUn.  Surg.  Wards  and  Res.  Phys. 
Roy.  Inf.,  Edin.  Contribution:  Case  of 
Acute  Synovitis  treated  by  Carbolic  Acid 
(Lancet,  1868).  m.  Helen,  dau.  of  John  Nutt 
of  Lond.  Address  :  57  Aberdeen  Road,  High- 
bury, Lond.,  N. 

HANNAH,  John  Julius,  1853-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  8  May  1844;  s.  of  Rev.  John 
Hannah,  D.C.L.  Oxon,  Rector  E..\., 
62  Great  Ki^g  Street. 

Glenalmond,  1854-61;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon - 
M.A.,  B.D.,  and  DD. ;  Cuddesdon  Theologi- 
cal CoU. ;  C.  of  Brill,  1867-70 ;  Paddington 
1870-1;  Brighton,  1871-4;  V.  St.  Nicholas' 
Brighton,  1874-88  ;  V.  and  R.  Brighton  and 
R.  West  Blatchington,  1888-1902  •  R  D  of 
Lewes,  Div.  v.,  1889-1901  ;  Proctor  in  Con- 
vocation for  Archdeaconry  of  Lewes  1895- 
1902;  Preb.  of  Chichester,  1887-1902;  Dean 
of  Chichester  since  1902 ;  Chm.  Brighton  and 
Preston  Sch.  Bd.  1887-1901  ;  called  as  a 
special  witness  before  Comtees.  of  House  of 
Commons  on  Plural  Voting  for  Sch.  Bds 
and  some  years  later  on  the  Burials  Acts  ' 
,Y;.^:  ^904  ;  m.  1874  Annie  Barbara,  dau.  of 
Wilham  Thomson,  J. P.,  D.L.,  of  Balgowan 
and  Keillour  Castle,  Perthshire.  Address: 
Deanery,  Chichester. 

HIGNETT,  George  Edward,  1856-9.  CI. 
4-6.  s.  of  F.  Hignett,.CholmondeIey, 
Cheshire. 

HOME,  David  George  Binning,  1853-4 
CI.  1.  b.  13  Feb.  1843  ;  s.  of  George 
Home  Binning  Home  of  Argaty  and 
Softlaw. 

d.  June  1839. 

HOWDEN,  Andrew,  1853-8.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1843  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Howden.  W.S  * 
21  Walker  Street. 

With  Agra  Bank  ;   d.  1871. 

HUGHES,  David  Erskine,  1853-9.  CI 
1-6.  b.  21  June  1843  ;  s.  of  George 
Hughes,  W.S.,  10  Rutland  Street. 

M.D  Edin.  1864;  L.R.C.S.E.  1864; 
Surg. -Col.  I.M.S.  Bom.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  1866  ■ 
Surg.  Lt.-Col.  1886;  Brig.  Surg.  1888- 
Surg. -Col.  1892;  ret.  1897;  m.  Address'- 
26  Sunderland  Terrace,  Bayswater,  Lond.,  W. 

INNES,  Cosmo,  jun.,   1853-60.     CI.  1-7. 
b,  1843  ;  s.  of  Cosmo  Innes,  Advocate 
P.C.S.,  15  Inverleith  Row. 
C.E.  Lond. ;  d. 


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DR.  D'ARCY  THOMPSON'S  CLASS,  1853-60 


JACKSON,  Charles  Watson,  1858-9.  CI.  6. 
b.  18  Oct.  1842;  s.  of  Dr.  William 
Jackson,  F.R.C.S.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  St. 
Bernard's  Crescent;  XX. 

Sheep  Farmer,  N.Z.,  till  1S70;  Cattle  and 
Sheep  Kancher,  California  ;  Wool  Merchant, 
San  Francisco  (ret.)  ;  m.  Ahce,  dau.  of  Thos. 
Noble  Beasley.  Address:  2711  Claremont 
Boulevard,  Birkley,  California,  U.S.A. 

JOHNSTON,  George,  1853-8.  CI.  1-5. 
s.  of  John  Smith  Johnston,  S.S.C, 
28  Pitt  Street. 

KER,  James,  1853-9.     CI.  1-6.     b.  1843  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  John  Ker,  Min.  of  Polmont. 
Edin.  Univ. ;  accidentally  killed,  1863. 

LAWRIE,  John  Paton,  1853-8.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  12  Dec.  1841  ;  s.  of  John  Lawrie, 
Georgetown,  Demerara  ;  Cricket  Ball 
and  Open  100  Yds.  1858. 

Maj.  2nd  Ft.  ;  afterwards  A.P.D.  ; 
Ensign,  1864  ;  Lt.  1867  ;  Capt.  1877  ;  P.M. 
1879  ;  Hon.  Maj.  1884  ;  Staff  P.M.  1887  ; 
d.  1894. 

LOGIN,  Edward  Wilhara  Spencer,  1853-4. 
CI.  1.  b.  1  May  1843;  s.  of  Sir 
John  Spencer  Login,  Kt.,  M.D.  Edin., 
H.E.I.C.  Polit.  S. 

Wimbldeon,  Eton,  1857-60;  King's  Coll. 
Lond.  1860-2;  London  Scottish  Vols,  when 
first  raised ;  qualified  for  Indian  Finance 
Dept.  1863-6,  with  Oriental  Bank,  Thread- 
needle  Street,  E.C.  ;  Ass.  Accountant-Gen. 's 
Office,  Lahore,  1866;  Controller,  Money 
Order  Office,  Bombay,  1866;  Ofig.  Ass. 
Controller-Gen.,  Calcutta,  1869;  Bombay, 
1872,  and  Ass.  to  Accountant-Gen.,  British 
Burma;  Ass.  to  Accountant-Gen.  and  in 
charge  of  Money  Order  Offices,  Bombay, 
1873 ;  1868  suggested  the  extension  of  Money 
Orders  to  England  and  the  British  Colonies, 
which  was  finally  sanctioned  and  adopted 
by  the  Gov.-Gen.  in  Council,  1873  ;  in  charge 
of  System  of  Overland  Transmission  of 
Money  Orders,  1872 ;  d.  16  Dec.  1876  at 
Point-de-Galle. 

LYALL,  James  M.,  1857-9.  CI.  5,  6, 
From  Eamock  House,  Hamilton. 

M'CLURE,  William  Lees,  1856-8.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  14  Sept.  1842  ;  s.  of  William 
M'Clure,  Eccles,  Manchester. 

Merchant,  Manchester  (ret.)  ;  Alderman 
and  J. P.  for  Lancashire,  1888 ;  m.  1865 
Flora,  dau.  of  William  Simpson  of  Spring- 
field, Inverness.  Address  :  Springfield,  In- 
verness. 

M'lVER,  Donald,  1857-9.  CI.  5,  6.  b. 
1842 ;  s.  of  Evander  M'lver,  Scourie, 
Sutherlandshire. 

Land  Agent  for  Lord  Falmouth  at  Truro  ; 
d.  1865. 


MACKAY,  James,  1853-9.     CI.  1-5.     b. 
16  April  1844  ;   s.  of  Robert  Mackay, 
W.S.,  10  Shandwick  Place. 
W.S.  1867  ;   d.  25  Dec.  1876. 

M.\CLEAN,  Henry,  1853-4.     CI.  1. 

M'NEILL,  Harry  Bennett,  1853-9.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1843  ;  s.  of  Malcolm  M'Neill, 
Brig.-Gen.  Madras  Cav. ;  won  Long 
Leap,  1858. 

Capt.  Bom.  Cav. ;  Cornet,  1861 ;  Lt.  1862  ; 
Brev.  Capt.  1873  ;   Capt.  1875  ;   d.  1879. 

MAITLAND,  Augustus  Alexander 
William  John,  afterwards  Strachan, 
1853-61.  CI.  1-7.  b.  1844;  s,  of 
Augustus  Maitland,  W.S. ;  best  in 
English  Verse,  CI.  7,  1861. 

Studied  for  Church  ;  took  the  name  of 
Strachan  ;   d.  1899. 

MARR,  James  Alexander,   1853-8.     CI. 
1-3.     b.  27  Oct.  1842  ;  s.  of  Dr.  James 
Marr,  F.R.C.S.E.,  5  Brandon  Street, 
d.  II  March  1910  at  Liverpool,  Australia. 

MARR,  William  Bruce,  1853-8.     CI.  1-5. 
b.   11   Nov.   1843;    s.  of  Dr.  James 
Marr,  F.R.C.S.E.,  5  Brandon  Street, 
d.  in  AustraUa. 

MASTERS,  John,  1853-4.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
William  Masters,  20  Albany  Street. 

MELVILLE,  George,  1853-7.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1  July  1842  ;  s.  of  George  Melville 
of  Culross,  N.B. 

K.C.M.G. ;  Imp.  C.S.  1862 ;  Lt.  Kent 
Art.  Mil.  1873 ;  transferred  to  Col.  C.S.  1874 ; 
Treas.  and  Col.  Sec.  Sierra  Leone,  1875  ; 
Ass.  Govt.  Sec.  Brit.  Guiana,  1879 ;  Col. 
Sec.  Brit.  Honduras,  1889;  Administrator, 
1890-1  ;  Administrator,  Falldand  Islands, 
1893 ;  Col.  Sec.  Bahamas,  1894 ;  Adminis- 
trator, 1894-5 ;  Col.  Sec.  Leeward  Islands 
and  Island  Sec.  Antigua,  1895-1902;  Ad- 
ministrator, St.  Lucia  and  Windward  Islands, 
1903-5;  ret.  1905;  C.M.G.  1891 ;  K.C.M.G. 
1900;  m.  1869  Marie  Elise  Louise,  dau.  of 
Capt.  FitzLanders  of  Chalton  Hall,  North- 
umberland. Address  :  c/o  Cox  and  Co., 
Charing  Cross,  Lond. 

MIDDLEMASS,  Christopher,  1856-7. 
CI.  4.  b.  1842  ;  s.  of  R.  H.  Middle- 
mass,  14  Henderson  Row. 

Maj.  107th  and  17th  Regts.  ;  Ensign, 
1859;  Lt.  i860;  Capt.  1867;  Maj.  1882; 
d.  1887. 

MILROY,  William  Muir,  1855-9.  CI.  8-6. 
b.  10  May  1841 ;  s.  of  John  Milroy  of 
Torsonce,  Stow. 


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193 


M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  186,5  ;  Advocate,  1868  ; 
m.  1871  Elizabeth  Christian,  dau.  of  Peter 
Drummond  of  Drumearn,  Perthshire;  d. 
28  July  1877. 

MURRAY,    David,    1856-7.     CI.    4.     b. 
1843  ;    s.  of  James  T.  Murray,  W.S., 
31  Queen  Street, 
m. ;  d.  13  Feb.  1893. 

MYLNE,  Louis  George,  1853-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
20  April  1843;  s.  of  Maj.  Chas.  David 
Mylne,  6th  Bom.  N.I. 

Merchiston,  1855-61 ;  Univ.  of  St.  Andrews. 
1861-2  ;  C.C.  Coll.  Oxon,  1862-7,  ^nd  CL 
Mods.,  I.St  CI.  Gts. ;  B.A.  1867;  M.A.  1870; 
D.D.  1876;  rowed  7  in  Coll.  VIII. ;  late  Lord 
Bishop  of  Bombay ;  C.  of  N.  Moreton,  Berks, 
1867-70;  Tutor,  ke.ble  Coll.,  O.xon,  1870-6; 
Bp.  of  Bom.  1876-97 ;  V.  St.  Mary's,  Marl- 
borough, and  R.D.  of  Marlborough,  1897- 
1905;  Preb.  of  Salisbury,  1899-1905;  R. 
Alvechurch,  Worcs.,  since  1905 ;  m.  Amy 
Frerica,  dau.  of  G.  W.  Moultrie.  Address  : 
Alvechurch  Rectory,  near  Birmingham. 

MYLNE,  William  Robert,  1853-60.  CI. 
1-6.  s.  of  James  Mylne,  W.S.,  35 
Charlotte  Square. 

C.A.  Edin.  1869.  Address  :  21  Eglinton 
Crescent. 

NICHOLSON,  Charles  Patrick,  1855-8. 
CI.  3-5. 

N I VI SON,  Thomas  Henry  Strachan, 
1854-9.  CI.  2-6.  b.  6  Aug.  1842; 
s.  of  Rev.  Richard  Nivison,  Min.  of 
Middlebie,  Dumfriesshire. 

M.D.  Edin.  1864;  M.R.C.S.  Eng.  1864; 
Phys.,  Christchurch,  Hants;    d.  1884. 

OLIPHANT,  John,  1853-8.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
3  June  1843 ;  s.  of  Robert  Oliphant, 
Surgeon,  H.E.I.C.S.,  21  India  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  1864  ;  L.R.C.P.  Lond.  1864  ; 
M.R.C.S.  Eng.  1864;  Phys.  in  Leicester; 
late  Surg.  Northern  Hosp.,  Liverpool ;  d. 
II  July  1891. 

PATTERSON,  John  Hunter,  1854-9.  CI. 
2-6.    s.  of  J.  H.  Patterson,  Melbourne. 

PEARSON,  Charles  John,  1853-60.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  6  Nov.  1843  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Pearson,  Pres.  of  the  C.A.  Soc.  ; 
best  in  Latin  Verse,  French,  and 
German,  CI.  7,  1860. 

Edin.  and  St.  Andrews  Univs.  ;  M.A. 
Oxon  (C.C.  Coll.  Schol.)  ;  Gaisford  Greek 
Prizes,  Prose,  1862,  Verse,  1863;  LL.D. 
Edin.  ;  Kt.  ;  Barr.  Inn.  Tern,  and  Advocate, 
1870;  Q.C.  1890;  Sheriff  of  Chancery, 
1885-8;  Proc.  of  Ch.  of  Scot.  1886-90;  Kt. 
1887  ;  Sheriff  of  Renfrew  and  Bute,  1888-9  ; 
Perthshire,    1889-90;     Sol. -Gen.    1 890-1; 


L..\.  1891-2,  and  again  1895-6  ;  raised  to 
Bench  with  title  of  Lord  Pearson,  1896 ; 
ret.  1909  ;  M.P.  Edin.  and  St.  Andrews 
Univs.  1890-6 ;  P.C.  ;  Dean  of  the  Fac. 
of  Advocates,  1892-5  ;  Hon.  Sec.  to  Dirs.  of 
E.A.  1870-3,  and  Dir.  1877-98 ;  m.  1873 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  M.  Grayhurst  Hcwat  of 
Norwood;  d.  15  Aug.  1910 ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  iii.  77,  xvi.  152,  and  xviii.  7. 

POPE,  Donald,  1853-6.  CI.  1-3.  s.  of 
James  Pope,  Junction  House,  Leith ; 
d. 

POWRIE,  Thomas,  1857-9.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  5  Jan.  1843 ;  s.  of  James  Powrie 
of  Reswallie,  Forfarshire ;  XX. ;  1st 
Fencing. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  ist  Fencing ;  J. P.  for 
Forfarshire.  Address :  Craigville,  Laggan, 
Kingussie,  or  Reswallie,  Forfar. 

PURDIE,  Thomas,  1856-8.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  27  Jan.  1843  ;  s.  of  James  Purdie, 
Writer  and  Banker,  Biggar,  Lanark. 

Roy.  Sch.  of  Mines  (Associate)  ;  St. 
Andrews  Univ. ;  Wiirzburg  Univ.  ;  Ph.D. ; 
B.Sc.  Lond. ;  LL.D.  St.  Andrews  and 
Aberdeen  ;  F.R.S. ;  Estanciero  in  Argentina, 
1863-70;  Demonstrator  in  Chem.,  Roy. 
Coll.  of  Science,  1875-8  ;  Science  Master  at 
High  School,  Newcastle,  Staffs,  1881-3; 
Prof,  of  Chem.,  United  Coll.,  Univ.  of  St. 
Andrews,  1 884-1909  ;  Professor  Em.  since 
1909.  Publications  :  a  series  of  researches 
in  Journal  of  Chem.  Soc.  1881-1910.  m. 
1878  Marianne,  dau.  of  John  Rotherham, 
Coventry.  Address  :  14  South  Street,  St. 
Andrews. 

RAIT,  George  Thomas,  1857-8.  CI.  M.  5. 
b.  29  July  1842;  s.  of  John  Rait, 
Farmer  and  Distiller,  Milton,  E. 
Lothian. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Q.E.R.V.B.  1860-3  ;  Fell, 
of  Institute  of  C.A.  Lond.  ;  served  appren- 
ticeship to  Borthwick  and  Howden,  C.A., 
Edin.,  1858-63;  Accountant,  Lond.,  1865; 
Dir.  and  Chm.  of  many  important  Cos. ;  a 
Chm.  of  the  Crystal  Palace;  Mem.  of  Lond. 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  Roy.  Col.  Institute, 
Soc.  of  Arts,  etc.  etc. ;  Liveryman,  Coopers' 
Company,  Lond.,  1878  ;  Master,  1911-12  ; 
m.  ;  d.  2  July  1912. 

RAMSAY,  James,  1853-9.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
17  July  1845  ;  s.  of  James  Ramsay, 
A.C.S.,  13  Henderson  Row. 

1850-3  Circus  Place  Sch.  ;  M.A.  St.  An- 
drews, 1863  ;  Ramsay  Bursar ;  M.B.  and  CM. 
Edin.  1866 ;  M.D.  Edin.  1869  ;  thirty-one 
yrs.  Med.  Off.  of  Mil. ;  twenty-seven  yrs. 
Med.  Ofi.  York  P.O.;  Vice-Pres.  Yorks 
Branch  Brit.  Med.  Assoc. ;  thrice  Pres.  York 
Med.  Soc.  ;  five  yrs.  Hon.  Med.  Off.  York 
Public  Disp.  ;  fmly.  Res.  Phys.  Roy.  Inf., 
Edin.  ;  ret.  1906  ;  Registrar  of  the  Dean 
and  Chapter  of  York,  and  Chapter  Clerk, 
York  Minster ;  ra.  Frances  Williamson,  dau. 


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of  Rev.  W.  T.  Eyre,  J.P.,  of  Padbury,  Bucks. 
Address:  23  High  Petergate,  York. 

RHIND,  John,  1857-9.  CI.  5,  6.  b.  31 
Jan.  1843;  s.  of  William  Rlund, 
Stockport. 

M.D.  Edin.  ;  F.R.C.S.E.  ;  Gen.  Med. 
Pract  Yorkshire,  and  Cape  of  Good  Hope  ; 
m.  Sophia,  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Burnet,  LL.D. ; 
d.  1883. 

ROBERTON,  James  Warren,  1855-7.  CI. 
3,  4.  Mrs.  Mitchell,  Oldhamstoeks, 
near  Dunbar  (Guardian). 

ROSS,  William  Gordon,  1853-7.  CI.  1-8. 
b.  4  Oct.  1843 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Ross,  I.C.S.,  19  Inverleith  Row. 

Wimbledon,  1S57-60,  XI.  (Capt.  twoyrs.), 
winner  of  Half-mile  and  High  Jump ;  R.M.A. 
Woolwich,  1861-2;  PoUock  Sword;  XI. 
(Capt.)  ;  R.E.  XI.  ;  Lt.-Col.  R.E.  (Bengal)  ; 
it.  1862;  Capt.  1876;  Maj.  1882;  Lt.-Col. 
1887  ;  h.p.,  ret.  1889  ;  P.W.D.,  Irrigation 
and  Secretariat,  N.W.P.,  1866-75;  In- 
structor and  Prof,  of  ForUfications  and 
Geometrical  Drawing,  Woolwich,  1876-89  ; 
portrait  as  Maj.  R.E.  (1884)  in  haU ;  m. 
1876  Georgina  Sophia,  dau.  of  Col.  John 
F.  Porter,  Madras  Cav.  Address  :  Malvern 
House  Private  Hotel,  Great  Malvern. 

ROY,  David  Maitland  Makgill  Crichton, 
1853-4.  CI.  1.  b.  26  March  1843; 
s.  of  Frederick  Lewis  Roy,  W.S.,  of 
Nenthorn,  Berwickshire. 

Produce  Broker,  Liverpool;  m.  Martha, 
dau.  of  Rev.  Robert  CresweU,  Ravenstone, 
Leicestershire  ;   d.  29  April  1898. 

SAVI,  Thomas  Brown  Blake,  1858-9. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  29  Nov.  1841 ;  s.  of 
T.  Savi,  Moisgunge,  Bengal ;  XI.  1858, 
1859. 

Addiscombe,  1859;  R.M.A.  Woolwich, 
1860-1,  XI.;  R.E.  XL  1862-4;  Lt.-Col. 
R.E.  (Bengal)  ;  Lt.  1861  ;  Capt.  1874 ; 
Maj.  i88i  ;  Lt.-Col.  1888  ;  ret.  1894  ;  served 
with  Bhootan  exped.  1865-6  (medal  with 
clasp) ;  1870  joined  the  Rly.  Depart.,  P.W.D., 
as  Ass.  Engineer ;  apptd.  Dep.  Consult. 
Engineer,  Oudh  and  Rohilkund  Rly.,  until 
transferred  as  Man.  Punjab  State  Rly. ;  after- 
wards Man.  Indus  Valley  State  and  Northern 
Bengal  State  Rlys.  Address :  Melbury, Guild- 
ford, Surrey. 

SIDDONS,  Henry  George  Fombell,  1854-5. 
CI.  2.  b.  14  May  1842;  s.  of  Maj. 
Henry  Fombell  Siddons,  Madras  Cav. 

Radley  Coll.  and  Woolwich ;  Lt.-Col.  R.A. ; 
Lt.  1864;  Capt.  1877;  Maj.  1883;  Lt.-Col. 
1890 ;  ret.  1897 ;  served  with  Burmese 
exped.  1885-9,  including  the  operations  of 
the  3rd  Brig,  under  Brig. -Gens.  Lockhart 
and  Collett  (medal  with  two  clasps);  m. 
Miss  Glove,  Calcutta ;  d.  1905. 


SIMPSON,  Henry  John,  1853-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  14  Jan.  1843  ;  s.  of  James  Henry 
Simpson,  Selville,  Portobello. 

Merchant,  Liverpool,  Calcutta,  and  Lend. ; 
d.  17  May  1909. 

SIMPSON,  Walter  Grindlay,  1853-00. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1  Sept.  1843  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
Sir  James  Young  Simpson,  Bart., 
M.D.  Edin.  Univ. ;  Dux  CI.  M.  6, 
1860. 

B.A.  Cantab  ;  Advocate,  1873  ;  S.  father 
as  2nd  Bart.  1870;  author  of  The  Art  of 
Golf ;  J. P.  Edin.  ;  m.  1881  Rose  Anne 
Fitzgerald  Mackay ;  d.  29  May  1898 ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  v.  104. 

SMAIL,  John  James  CuUen,  1853-5. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1843 ;  s.  of  William 
Archibald  Small  of  Overmains,  R.N., 
1  Atholl  Crescent. 

Of  Overmains ;  Comm.  R.N. ;  Sub- 
Lieut.  1861  ;  Lieut.  1863  ;  ret.  Comm.  1872  ; 
Gov.  of  Swansea,  Portland,  Nottingham,  and 
Stafford  Prisons  ;  m.  Anna  Maria  Husey  ; 
d.  26  July  1901. 

SMITH,  James,  1856-7.  CI.  4.  s.  of 
J.  Smith,  Ronaleyn  Row,  Dum- 
barton. 

SMITH,   John   Wilson,    1858-4.     CI.    1, 

b.  18  May  1842;    s.  of  Maj.  Hope 
Smith  of  Cruicksfield,  Duns. 

R.N.  Sch.,  New  Cross,  and  Clapham 
Grammar  Sch.  ;  Sandhurst,  1859-61  ;  of 
Cumledge,  Berwickshire ;  Ensign  ist  Ft. 
1 861  ;  ret.  1865  ;  m.  Harriett  Mary  Wells 
of  Guelph,  Canada.  Address  :  Cumledge, 
Duns. 

SMITH,  William  Cunningham,  1857-60. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  1843;  s.  of  C.  Smith, 
26  Burnbank  Terrace,  Glasg.  ;  Open 
High  Jump,  1860. 

With  Douglas,  Alderson  and  Co.,  N.Z. ;  d. 

STUART,  Andrew  Moody,  1858-9.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  26  Dec.  1842;  s.  of  Very 
Rev.  Alexander  Moody  Stuart,  D.D., 
Mod.  G.A.  of  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.  1857, 
43  Queen  Street. 

M.A.  Univ.  of  Edin.  ;   d.  i  Sept.  1866. 

SUTHER,  Russell,  1853-5.     CI.  1,  2.     b. 
1  Nov.  1842 ;    s.  of  Right  Rev.  T.  G. 
Suther,  D.C.L.,  Bp.  of  Aberdeen. 
Dr.  TuUoch's,  Aberdeen  ;  d.  6  Nov.  1858. 

THOMSON,  Alexander,  1857-8.  CI.  5. 
b.  9  Jan.  1843  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Thom- 
son, Seafield,  Alloa. 

Timber  Merchant,  Granton  ;    a .  Man.  of 
the  Roy.   Inf.   and   Roy.   Edin.   Hosp.   for 


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Sick  Children  ;  Dir.  N.B.  and  Merc.  Insur. 
Co.,  Clydesdale  Bank,  and  other  Cos. ;  Chm. 
Scottish  American  Mortgage  Co.  ;  Ass., 
Merchant  Company  of  Edin. ;  m.  (i)  1870 
Beatrice,  dau.  of  Benjamin  Taberer,  Burton- 
on-Trent;  (2)  1874  Mary  Ann,  dau.  of 
William  Mitchell,  Writer,  Cupar,  Fife;  d. 
5  Nov.  1899. 

THOMSON,  John,  1853-9.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
12  Jan.  1843  ;  s.  of  John  Thomson, 
22  Rutland  Street ;  Prize  for  best 
Enghsh  Essay,  open  to  Rector's  CI., 
1859. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  after  five  yrs.  in  Liverpool 
and  three  in  India  settled  in  Manchester 
as  a  merchant  (Stewart,  Thomson  and  Co.), 
1869;  Pres.  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Man- 
chester ;  Liberal  candidate  for  N.W.  Division 
of  Manchester  at  time  of  death ;  m.  Eliza, 
dau.  of  Archibald  Kerr,  Merchant,  Hamilton, 
Ont. ;  d.  28  Feb.  1904;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xi.  97. 

TOD,  Thomas  Miller,  1858-4.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  T.  M.  Tod,  29  Clarence  Street. 

WALKER,  William  George  Colebrooke, 
1857-60.  CI.  5-7.  s.  of  William 
Walker,  Lt. -Gov.  of  Georgetown, 
Brit.  Guiana. 

WARDEN,  William,  1853-6.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
30  Sept.  1843 ;  s.  of  William  Warden, 
10  Clarendon  Crescent. 


Harrow ;  Exeter  Coll.  Oxon  ;  M.A. ;  Barr. 
Mid.  Tem. ;  practised.  Western  Circuit;  J. P. 
for  W.  Kerry ;  d.  23  Feb.  1903  at  Derryquin 
Castle,  Co.  Kerry. 

WATSON,  Adam,  1854-8.  CI.  2-5.  b. 
4  Feb.  1841  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Watson  of 
Keillor,  Forfarshire. 

Stock  Breeder  in  Australia ;  m.  Miss 
Osborne  in  California  ;  d.  at  Sydney,  N.S.W., 
24  April  1880. 

WEBSTER,  David  Frank  Byron,  1858-8. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1843  ;  s.  of  Gen.  Webster, 
Denham  Green,  Trinity. 

Capt.  2nd  Ft.  ;  Ensign,  1862  ;  Lt.  1864; 
Capt.  1875  ;   d.  1878. 

WEBSTER,  John  Vernor,  1853-7.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  20  Aug.  1848;  s.  of  John 
Webster,  Thankerton,  Holytown. 

Lt.  Ayrshire  and  Wigtown  Rifles,  1870 ; 
ret.  1873  ;  m.  Charlotte  Perston ;  d.  2  April 
1877. 

WOOD,  Patrick,  1853-7.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
11  June  1843;  s.  of  Capt.  Patrick 
Wood,  H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Dennistoun, 
Tasmania,  and  20  Royal  Circus. 

d.  6  Feb.  1862. 


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ALEXANDER,  Richard  Henry,  1854-5. 
CI.  1.  b.  17  May  1844  ;  s.  of  James 
Alexander,  22  Clarence  Street. 

Upp.  Canada  Coll. ;  went  to  B.C.  1862 ; 
lumbering,  mining,  packing  cariboo,  etc. ; 
in  1870  became  Accountant,  Hastings 
Sawmills  Co.,  Vancouver ;  Ex  -  Mem.  Bd. 
of  Health  ;  Sec.  Sch.  Bd.  ;  Alderman  ; 
Chm.  Pilotage  Bd.  ;  served  with  Victoria 
Rifles,  1S65  ;  now  J. P.  ;  Ass.  Gen.  Man. 
B.C.  ilills,  Timber,  and  Trading  Co.  Ltd., 
Vancouver  ;  m.  Emma  Tammage,  Victoria. 
Address  :  1000  Gilford  Street,  Vancouver, 
B.C. 

ARTHUR,  Finlay  F.  R.,  1856-7.  CI.  3.  s. 
of  Richard  Arthur,  S.S.C.,  Viewfield, 
Momingside. 

ARTHUR,  James  R.,  1856-7.  CI.  3.  s. 
of  Richard  Arthur,  S.S.C,  Viewfield, 
Momingside. 

Sometime  Lawyer,  Montello,  Wisconsin, 
U.S.A. 

ATKINSON,  John  Balfour,  1856-9.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  1844;  s.  of  John  Balfour 
Atkinson,  8  Royal  Terrace. 


Univ.  Coll.  Durham  ;  L.Th.  1865;  Ch.  of 
Eng. ;  D.  1873  ;  P.  1874  ;  R.  of  LarUng, 
Dio.  Nor.,  1887;  fmly.  C.  of  Combe-Down, 
near  Bath,  1873-6 ;  Tickenham,  Somerset, 
1876-87  ;   d.  1901. 

BALLENDEN,  John,  1854-6.  CI.  1,  2. 
Mrs.  Bannatyne,  1  Clarence  Street 
(Guardian). 

BARBER,  Frederick,  1854-5.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  Capt.  Barber,  19  Duke  Street. 

BELL,  Alexander  James  Montgomerie, 
1854-61.  CI.  1-7.  b.  1845;  s.  of 
Alex.  Montgomerie  Bell,  W.S.,  Prof, 
of  Conveyancing,  Edin.  Univ. ;  Acad. 
Club  Prize  for  best  in  History,  and 
best  in  German,  CI.  7,  1861. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1861-4  ;  among  other  prizes 
won  Jeffrey  Gold  Medal ;  Snell  Exhib.  1864 ; 
Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1864-9  ;  2nd  CI.  Mods. 
1866;  Gaisford  Prize  for  Greek  Verse, 
1867 ;  2nd  CI.  Grts.  1868  ;  B.A.  1869 ; 
M.A.  1871  ;  A.F.C.  1871-4  ;  Schoolmaster, 
Marlborough,  1869-70;  Fettes,  1870-5; 
Lect.  in  Classics,  St.  John's  Coll.,  Oxon, 
1876-7  ;  Class.  Mod.  in  Pass  School,  1876-7  ; 
Private  Tutor,  Limpsfield,  Surrey,  1877-90; 


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Oxford  since  1890  ;  Examiner  in  Classics 
for  Prelim.,  Glasg.  Univ.,  1893-7  ;  Mem.  of 
Jt.  Bd.  1893-6;  Pres.  Oxford  Nat.  Hist.  Soc. 
1898-9;  F.G.S.  1899;  Sen.  Master  of  the 
Schools,  1904-5 ;  Sen.  Examiner  in  the  Pre- 
lim. Exam.,  Sch.  of  Jurisprudence,  1906-7; 
1910-11  Chm.  Class.  Mods,  in  Pass  School; 
Occasional  Examiner  as  Ass.  to  C.S.  Comrs. 
1890  to  present  time;  1913  awarded  a 
Civil  List  pension  of  ;^6o,  '  in  recognition 
of  his  valuable  contributions  to  Geology 
and  Paleontology.'  Publications :  Greek 
Reader  (Clarendon Press);  Caesar,  B.G.  Book  i. 
(Williams  and  Norgate) ;  Early  Stone  Age  in 
Surrey,  188S  ;  papers  on  prehistoric  times  of 
human  society  in  various  journals  (Anthro- 
pological Society,  1894 ;  Antiquary,  1884, 
1894,  and  1910;  Longmans,  1898).  m.  1875 
Anna  Mary,  dau.  of  Wm.  Robert  Hayne  of 
Newcastle  -  on  -  Tyne.  Address:  The  Barn 
House,  South  Newington,  Banbury. 

BELL,  William,  1856-60.  CI.  3-6.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Bell,  33  East  Claremont  Street. 

BLACK,    Frederick    Harrison,     1854-6. 
CI.  1,  2.     b.  22  July  1845  ;  s.  of  J.  Y. 
Black,  Clayton,  Cupar. 
Settled  in  Australia. 

BLACKBURN,  James,  1854-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  20  April  1844  ;  s.  of  Peter  Black- 
burn of  Killearn,  M.P.  for  Stirlingshire. 

Eton  ;  R.X.,  then  English  Bar ;  d.  19 
Nov.  1893. 

BLAIR,  Hugh,  1854-8.  CI.  1-4.  b.  27 
Pec.  1844  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Blair,  W.S.,  of 
Auchenreoch,  15  Randolph  Crescent. 

Rugby;  C.A.  1869;  F.F.A.  1872;  Pres. 
C.A.  Soc.  1901-3  ;  m.  Margaret  Isabella,  e. 
dau.  of  Benjamin  Robert  Bell,  Sheriff  of 
Banff,  Elgin,  and  Nairn  ;   d.  20  Aug.  1906. 

BROWN,  John  Laurence,  185S-9.  CI.  5. 
b.  6  Dec.  1841  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Brown, 
55  Melville  Street. 

Grazier,  Tondeburine,  Gulargambone, 
N.S.W.  ;   J. P.  1866  ;  m.  CaroUne  Bradley. 

BROWN,  William  Francis,  1858-9.  CI.  5. 
s.  of  Andrew  Brown,  55  Melville 
Street. 

Grazier.  Address  :  Cooerwrath,  N.S.W., 
Australia. 

BRUCE,  Andrew  M'Crae,  1854-8.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  5  Jan.  1842  ;  s.  of  William  Bruce 
of  Symbister,  1  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Col.  I.  A.;  C.B. ;  Ensign,  i860;  Lt.  1861 ; 
Capt.  1869;  Maj.  1880;  Lt.-Col.  1886;  Col. 
1896  ;  2nd  B.  Fus.  1860-1  ;  ist  Gurkhas, 
1861-5  ;  4th  Regt.  P.I.  (P.F.F.),  1865-94  : 
Polit.  and  Staff  Service;  Agent  in  Gilgit, 
1893-4  ;  C°l-  °"  staff,  Ferozepore,  1896-7  ; 
Brig. -Gen.  comdg.  at  Bangalore,  1897; 
Lahore  div.  1898 ;  Rohilkund  div.  1898 ; 
served  in  Bhootan  exped.  1865-6  (medal  and 
clasp)  ;    Bezoli  Afridi,  1869  (special  thanks 


of  Govt,  of  India)  ;  Merangai  exped.  1S69  ; 
Jowaki  Afridi  exped.  1879  (clasp) ;  Afghan 
War,  1879-80  (medal) ;  Mahsud  Wuzeeri,  1881 
(desp.,  brought  specially  to  the  notice  of  H.E. 
the  Com.-in-Chf.)  ;  Tukht-i-Suliman,  i88i 
(desp.) ;  Zoab  Valley,  1884  ;  Hazara  exped. 
1888  (clasp)  ;  Merangai,  1891,  comdg.  ist 
Col.  (desp.)  ;  Good  Service  Pension  of  ^fioo, 
1899;  C.B.  1900;  m.  Margaret,  y.  dau.  of 
Charles  Hay.  Address  :  La  Bourdonnerie, 
La  Rocque,  Jersey. 

BUCHANAN,  Thomas  Alexander,  1855-8. 
CI.  2-4.    b.  1844 ;  s.  of  John  Buchanan 
of  Powis,  Stirling. 
Of  Powis,  Stirling  ;    d. 

BUNTIN^E,  WiUiam,  1857-60.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  March  1843  ;  s,  of  William  Buntine, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  Ayr. 

Tea-planter,  Ceylon  ;   d.  Nov.  1S95. 

CADELL,  Francis,  1854-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
11  Sept.  1844  ;  s.  of  John  Cadell  of 
Tranent  and  20  Picardy  Place,  Advo- 
cate. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1866;  F.R.C.S.E.  1870; 
Germany  and  Edin.  ;  Sec.  R.C.S.E.  ;  Supt. 
of  Vaccination,  New  Town  Disp.,  and 
Teacher  of  Vaccination  apptd.  bj-  the  L. 
Govt.  Bd.  ;  author  of  articles  in  Edin. 
Med.  Journ.  and  notes  and  queries  on 
anthropology  ;  Mem.  of  Roy.  Company  of 
Archers;  Dir.  E.A.  1892-1906;  m.  Mary 
Hamilton,  dau.  of  Gen.  Boileau,  R.E. ; 
d.  12  Feb.  1909  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  96. 

CADELL,  George,  1854-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
20  May  1844;  s.  of  William  MoUe 
Cadell,  M.C.S. 

Indian  Forest  Depart.  ;  m.  1874  Mary 
..Emilia  Morison  M'Crae  ;   d.  2  July  1909. 

CAMPBELL,  Adam,  1854-60.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  29  Aug.  1844  ;  s.  of  Adam  Camp- 
bell, H.E.LC.S.,  11  Ann  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  four  yrs.  in  E.  India  House, 
Liverpool ;  thirteen  yrs.  in  cotton  export 
and  other  business  houses  in  N.Y.,  U.S.A.  ; 
twenty-five  yrs.  in  present  position  as 
Treas.  of  the  Bd.  of  Ch.  Erection  of  the 
Presb.  Ch.  in  U.S.A.  ;  m.  Josephine  Stanley. 
Address  :    156  Fifth  Avenue,  N^Y.,  U.S.A. 

CAMPBELL,  John,  1855-7.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
25  Jan.  1844  ;  s.  of  John  Campbell 
of  Kilberiy,  Tarbcrt,  Argyllshire. 

Ensign  93rd  Highs.  1862;  Lt.  1865;  ret. 
1871  ;  served  in  Urabeyla  campaign,  1863 
(medal  with  clasp) ;  J  .P.  and  D.L.  for  Argyll- 
shire; Mem.  C.C.  of  Argyll  from  its  forma- 
tion ;  Convener  of  the  County,  1903-8 ;  m. 
1871  Margaret,  dau.  of  Thomas  Lloyd  of 
Cefu  Mawr,  Flintshire,  and  Leghorn,  Italy ; 
d.  25  May  1908. 

CAMPBELL,  John  Erskinc,  1854-5, 
1857-9.  CI.  1-3.  s.  of  Charles  W. 
Campbell,  11  Howard  Place, 


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CANDLISH,  Robert  Smith,  1854-6.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  21  April  1844  ;  s.  of  Very  Rev. 
Prin.  Robert  S.  Candlish,  D.D.,  Mod. 
of  the  G.A,  of  F.  Ch.  1861,  Min.  of 
F.  St.  George's,  Edin. 

Marine  Engineer  in  Lond.,  Newcastle, 
China,  and  Spain;  m.  1873  Elvira  Nyren, 
Sweden  ;   d.  20  Hay  1SS7  in  Spain. 

CHEYNE,  Arthur,  1854-60.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1  Jan.  1844 ;  s.  of  Henry  Cheyne,  W.S., 
6  Royal  Terrace ;  Dux  CI.  M.  4,  1858 ; 
XI.  (Capt.),  1860,  and  XX.  (Capt.), 
1858-60 ;  won  Cricket  Ball,  Open  Mile, 
and  Hurdles,  1860. 

A.F.C.  and  A.C.C.  ;  Merchant,  China ;  m. 
Frances,  dau.  of  D.  M.  Gordon,  Merchant 
in  India ;    d.  20  April  1900. 

CHIENE,  John,  1854-60.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
25  Feb.  1843;  s.  of  G.  T.  Chienc, 
Accountant,  9  Howard  Place ;  Fer- 
guson Medal.  1859;  Mitchell  Medal, 
1860  ;   XX.  and  XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  F.R.S. 
(Edin.) ;  LL.D.  Edin.  and  Glasg. ;  D.Sc. 
Sheffield  Univ.  ;  A.F.C.  ;  Pres.  Scottisli 
Football  Union,  1S73-4,  1877-8;  C.B. 
1900 ;  Prof,  of  Surg.  Edin.  Univ.  1882- 
1909,  and  Surg.  Edin.  Roy.  Inf.  ;  late 
Pres.  Roy.  Med.  Soc,  Edin.,  and  R.C.S.E. ; 
Hon.  Fell,  of  Surg.  Assocs.,  America,  Paris, 
and  Finland ;  Consult.  Surg,  to  H.M. 
Forces  in  S.  Africa,  1900  (desp.,  medal, 
C.B.)  ;  ret.  1909 ;  Em.  Prof,  of  Surg, 
and  Consult.  Surg.  Edin.  Roy.  Inf. 
Published:  Lectures  on  Surgical  Anatomy, 
1878  ;  Principles  of  Surgery,  1882.  m.  i860 
Elizabeth  Mary,  dau.  of  David  Lyall, 
Calcutta.  Address :  Aithernie,  Davidson's 
Mains.  See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  152  and  xvii. 
142. 

CLARK,  Arthur,  1854-9.  CI.  1-5.  s.  of 
Maj.  Clark,  Blairgowrie. 

COCHRANE,  Francis,  1857-9.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  27  June  1843 ;  s.  of  Francis 
Cochrane,  Aberdeen. 

Col.  1st  Batt.  Hants  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1862  ; 
Lt.  1864;  Capt.  1866;  Maj.  1878;  I-t.- 
Col.  1886 ;  Col.  1890 ;  ret.  1902 ;  served 
with  Burmese  exped.  1887-9  in  command 
of  1st  Batt.  Hants  Regt. ;  also  commanded 
Ruby  Mines  dist.  from  7  Feb.  to  31  March 
1889  (medal  with  clasp). 

CRAWFORD,  Alexander  de  Castro, 
1857-8.  CI.  4.  b.  3  April  1844 ;  s.  of 
Dr.  Crawford,  Winchester. 

R.N.  1858  ;  Lieut.  1866 ;  ret.  Capt. 
1882  ;  m.  Isabel,  dau.  of  F.  Mansell  of  Les 
Vauxhelets,  Guernsey.  Address  :  Southgate, 
Winchester,  Hants. 

DEAS,  Sylvester  Falconer  Reid,  1854-60. 
CI.  1-5.     b.  3  Feb.   1845  ;    s.  of  the 


Hon.    Sir    George    Deas,    Senator   of 
Coll.  of  Justice,  5  Heriot  Row. 

W.S.  1868;  m.  1874  Alice,  2nd  dau.  of 
Michael  Greyhurst  Hewat,  Lond.  ;  d.  6  Jan. 
1899. 

DENYS,  Harry,  1854-6.     CI.  1,  2.     s.  of 

Mrs.  Denys,  9  St.  Bernard's  Crescent. 

DICKSON,  John  Heatley,  1855-9.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  6  Jan.  1843 ;  s.  of  John 
Dickson  of  Corstorphine. 

Of  Corstorphine  ;  Chamberlain  to  D.  of 
Buccleuch  on  the  Queensberry  estate;  ret. 
1908  ;  m.  Annabella,  dau.  of  Sir  William 
Collins,  Glasg.  ;  d.  23  Nov.  1909  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  43. 

DOBBS,  Arthur  Macaulay,  1856-7.  CI.  3. 
b.  18  Dec.  1845;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen. 
Richard  Stewart  Dobbs  of  Knock- 
dolian,  Greystones,  Co.  Wicklow, 
M.S.C. 

T.C.D.;  M.A.;  XX.  (Capt);  Ch.  of 
Ireland ;  R.  of  Loughgall,  Co.  Armagh ; 
m.  Katherine  Reid;  d.  31  Jan.  1889. 

DOBBS,  Charles  Alfred,  1856-7.  CI.  3. 
b.  9  Aug.  1843;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen. 
Richard  Stewart  Dobbs  of  Knock- 
dolian,  Greystones,  Co.  Wicklow, 
M.S.C. 

India  Forest  Depart.  ;    d.  9  April  1871  at  • 
Shemoga,  Mysore,   as  the  result  of  having 
been  mauled  by  a  tiger. 

DODD,  Simon  Anthony,  1855-7.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  6  May  1843  ;  s.  of  Nicholas 
Dodd  of  Bellshield,  etc.,  Northumber- 
land. 

Blackheath ;  Maj.  48th  Regt.;  Ensign 
15th  Regt.  1864  ;  Lt.  1868  ;  Capt.  1880 ; 
Hon.  Maj.  (ret.),  1883;  Gov.  H.M.  Prison. 
Ayr,  1883  ;  Gov.  H.M.  Gen.  Prison,  Bar- 
linnie,  1883  ;  Gov.  H.M.  Convict  Prison, 
Peterhead,  1888  ;  ret.  1908  ;  m.  EUzabeth 
Anne,  dau.  of  Charles  Cole  Stewart  of  St. 
John,  New  Brunswick.  Address:  The  Hall, 
Heads  Nook,  near  Carlisle. 

DOIG,  Scrope  Berdmore,  1854-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  7  Aug.  1844  ;  s.  of  John  Doig. 
Surg.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  17  Warriston  Cres- 
cent. 

P.W.D.  Bom.;  Ass.  Engineer,  1867;  Ex. 
Engineer,  1872;  Sanitary  Engineer,  Bom. 
P.W.D.,  1891  ;  Chf.  Engineer,  1893,  and 
Chf.  Engineer  and  Sec.  to  Bom.  Govt. 
1898  ;  ret.  1899  ;  m.  Maude  Ellen,  dau.  of 
Col.  Bernard,  56th  Regt.  and  A.P.D.  Ad- 
dress :  Oughterard  House,  Oughterard,  Co. 
Galway,  Ireland. 

DONALD,   Charles  James,    1854-9.     CI. 
1-5.     b.  25  Oct.  1843  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Donald,  W.S.,  21  AthoU  Crescent. 
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and  Calcutta,  1864-9;  Merchant,  Constan- 
tinople, 1871-87;  Batoum,  1887-8  (Int.  Con- 
sul) ;  Agent  Oriental  Bank  Estates  Co.  Ltd., 
Colombo,  1889-94  ;  ^ow  Agent  Colombo  Com- 
mercial Co.  Ltd.  at  BandarawcUa ;  m.  Annie 
Sophia,  dau.  of  Rev.  R.  Holden  Webb,  R. 
of  E.ssendon,  Hertfordshire.  Address:  Ban- 
darawella,  Ceylon. 

DUNCAN,  James  Barker,  1854-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  25  May  1843 ;  s.  of  James 
Duncan,  W.S.,  2  Heriot  Row. 

W.S.  1866;  of  Duncan  and  Black,  W.S., 
Edin. ;  m.  1873  Louisa  Janet,  4th  dau.  of 
Alexander  Brodie,  Stirling  ;  d.  30  Jan.  1904. 

DUNCAN,  John  James,  1854-7.  CI.  1-8. 
s.  of  Thomas  Duncan,  13  Comely 
Bank ;  d. 

DUNDAS,  George  Ralph,  1854-8.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  26  July  1844  ;  s.  of  George 
Dundas,  Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice 
(Hon.  Lord  Manor). 

Glenalmond,  1858;  Exeter  Coll.  Oxon ; 
d.  20  March  1869. 

DUNLOP,  Robert  Bruce  E.,  1854-5. 
CI.  1.  b.  19  Oct.  1843  ;  s,  of  Henry 
Dunlop  of  Craigton,  Milngavie,  30 
Melville  Street. 

m.  Isabella  Caie,  Canada;  d.  26  Jan.  1877 
'         in  Jamaica. 

FARQUHARSON,  John,  1854-8.    CI.  1-4. 
b.  1844  ;    s.  of  Dr.  Francis  Farquhar- 
son  of  Finzean,  F.R.C.S.,  25  North- 
umberland Street, 
d.  i860. 

FARQUHARSON,  Wilham,  1855-7.  CI. 
2,  3.  s.  of  James  Farquharson, 
Auchinblae. 

FERGUSSON,  John  Adam,  1857-61.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  7  May  1845;  s.  of  Sir  Charles 
Dalrymple  Fergusson,  Bart.,  of  Kil- 
kerran. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1863  ;  Staff  CoU., 
1878;  Woolwich  XV.;  won  Officers'  Race 
at  R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1900 ;  Col.  Rifle 
Brig.  ;  and  Lt.  1865  ;  Lt.  1870 ;  Capt. 
1878;  Maj.  1882;  Lt.-Col.  1893;  Brev. 
Col.  1897;  ret.  1902  ;  A.D.C.,  Priv.  Sec,  and 
Clerk  of  Ex.  Council,  S.  Australia,  1870-3  ; 
Garrison  Instr.,  N.B.,  1879-80;  D.A.A.G., 
S.  Australia,  1880-3;  D.A.A.  and  Q.M.G.i 
Ceylon,  1S84-9;  Prof.  Tactics,  MilT  Law, 
and  Admin.,  R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1 893-1900  ; 
commanded  Prov.  Batt.  Rifle  Brig.  1901-2  ; 
unsuccessfuly  contested  Peterborough  (C.)', 
1883  ;  founded  Sober  Scot  Society,  1900  ; 
Chra.  Ex.  Comtee.  Roy.  Army  Temperance 
Assoc.  ;  m.  Sarah,  2nd  dau.  of  Joseph 
Gilbert,  Pewsey  Vale,  S.  Australia.  A  ddress  : 
St.  Philip's  Lodge,  Cheltenham. 


FERNIE,  Andrew,  1856-8,  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
81  Aug.  1842;  s.  of  James  Blyth 
Femie  of  Kilmux,  Leven. 

Bank  of  Scot. ;  afterwards  in  S.  America; 
d.  c.  1876  at  Valparaiso. 

FORBES,  WiUiam  Balfour,  1854-8.  CI. 
1-4.  s.  of  Arthur  Forbes  Gordon, 
W.S.,  of  Rayne,  6  Rutland  Street. 

Comm.  R.N.  ;  Lieut.  1870;  ret.  Comm. 
1888.  Address :  Rathwade,  Bagenalstown, 
Ireland. 

FORMAN,  Alexander  George,  1854-61. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  17  April  1845;  s.  of 
John  Nairne  Forinan,  W.S.,  of  Staffa, 
8  Heriot  Row. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1868 ;  Trustee  and 
Man.  Edin.  Savings  Bank.  Address :  43 
Moray  Place,  Edin. 

FORREST,  William,  1854-5.  CI.  1.  s,  of 
Mrs.  Forrest,  8  St.  Vincent  Street 

Mercantile  Marine. 

FRASER,  Edward  Seymour,  1854-9. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  27  June  1845  ;  s.  of  John 
Eraser,  18  Craven  Hill,  Bayswater, 
Lond.,  W. 

Merchant,  Rangoon  ;  m.  Margaret  Ann 
Eraser  ;   d.  10  Sept.  1893. 

GILLESPIE,  Alexander,  1856-60.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  18  Aug.  1844;  s.  of  David 
Gillespie  of  Mountquhannie,  Fife. 

Farmer  till  1905  at  Balmeadow,  Fife.  Ad- 
dress :  Napier  House,  Pitville,  Cheltenham. 

GILLESPIE,  James  Carnegie,  1856-9. 
CI.  8-5,  b.  Nov.  1845  ;  s.  of  David 
Gillespie  of  Mountquhannie,  Fife. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich  ;  Col.  R.A. ;  Lt.  1865  ; 
Capt.  1877 ;  Maj.  1884 ;  Lt.-Col.  1891  ; 
Col.  1896;  m.  1883  Selina  Elgiva,  dau.  of 
Fred.  Lewis  Scrymgeour  Wedderburn  of 
Wedderburn  ;   d.  Feb.  1902. 

GOALEN,  Thomas  Gladstone,  1854-7. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  11  May  1842  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Walter  Mitchell  Goalen,  Star  Bank, 
Trinity. 

Address:  59  Ritherdon  Road,  Balham, 
Lond. 

GORDON,  Angus  Fletcher,  1854-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1843  ;  s.  of  John  Thomson 
Gordon,  Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Mid- 
lothian. 

Clerk  in  Savings  Bank  Depart.,  G.P.O., 
Lond.;  m.  (i)  Miss  Pepper;  (2)  Miss 
Lovegrove  ;   d.  Oct.  1908. 

GORDON,  Frank  John  William,  1854-9. 
CI.    1-4.     b.    10   March   1844;     s.   of 


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Francis  W.  Lockhart  Gordon,  1  Clar- 
endon Crescent. 

Cheltenham,  1859-O0;  Oriental  Bank  Cor- 
poration, Ceylon;  m.  Edith,  dau.  of  Charles 
E.  Pemberton.  Sol.,  Lincoln's  Inn,  Lond. ;  d. 
28  Oct.  1879  on  voyage  home. 

GORDON,  John  Gibson,  1854-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  4  March  1844  ;  s.  of  Col.  Gordon, 
H.E.I.C.S.  (Madras)  38  Moray  Place. 

Gymnasium,  Old  Aberdeen,  and  Tower 
House,  Wimbledon ;  T.C.D.  and  Edin.  Univ., 
M.B.,  CM.  1870;  Ho.  Surg.  Manchester  Inf. 
1870-1;  Ass.  Pract.,  Durban,  Natal,  1873; 
P.M.O.  to  exped.  against  Langilibelele,  1873  ; 
subsequently  gen.  med.  pract.,  Durban;  m. 
1874  M.  C.  Home,  dau.  of  Maj.  R.  Home; 
d.  29  March  1885. 

GORDON,  Pelham  Henry,  1854-5.  CI.  1. 
1).  14  Feb.  1842 ;  s.  of  Col.  Gordon, 
H.E.I.C.S.  (Madras),  38  Moray  Place. 

Gymnzisium,  Old  Aberdeen,  and  Tower 
House,  Wimbledon ;  T.C.D.  and  Edin.  Univ., 
M.B.,  CM.  1866;  Lond.  Univ.  1878;  Ass. 
Pract.,  Worksop,  1868-71 ;  Dist.  Surg.,  Natal, 
1871-8;  served  with  Vol.  Col.  during  opera- 
tions against  Langilibelele,  1873;  m.  187S 
M.  T.  Spencer;  d.  1881. 

GORDON,  William  Henry,  now  Lock- 
hart  Gordon,  1854-9.  CI.  1-4.  b.  30 
March  1845  ;  s.  of  Francis  W.  Lock- 
hart  Gordon,  1  Clarendon  Crescent. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1859-60  and  Blackheath 
Sch.,  XX.  (Capt.) ;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  Barr. 
Inn.  Tem.  1870;  called  to  Bar  in  Ont.,  and 
admitted  for  practice  as  a  Sol.  at  Toronto, 
Canada,  1872;  assumed  the  name  of  Lock- 
hart,  1870;  m.  Emily  Gordon,  dau.  of  Col. 
J.  T.  Smith,  R.E.,  of  Lee,  Kent.  Address  : 
221  George  Street,  Toronto,  Canada. 

GRANT,  William  Forsyth  Forsyth, 
1854-5.  CI.  1,  b.  24  May  1843*;  s. 
of  William  Forsyth  Grant  of  Eccles- 
greig,  Montrose. 

Capt.  82nd  Ft. ;  Ensign,  1861  ;  Lt.  1865  ; 
Capt.  1870;  ret.  1871  ;  Ontario  CS.  1876; 
m.  M.  Robinson,  e.  dau.  of  Hon.  J.  B. 
Robinson,  Toronto.  Address:  30  Nanton 
Avenue,  Toronto,  Canada. 

GREGOR,  John,  1854-6.  CI.  1,  2,  b. 
6  Sept.  1849 ;  s.  of  John  Gregor, 
Writer,  E.  Powderhall. 

Min.  of  FuUarton  Ch.,  Irvine ;  Lady 
Glenorchy's,  Edin. ;  St.  David's  (Ramshorn), 
Glasg. ;  m.  1875  Margaret  Shanks,  of  E. 
Shawhead,  Old  Monkland  ;   d.  29  Oct.  1879. 

GUTHRIE,  William,  1858-9.  CI.  5.  b, 
1844 ;  s.  of  Robert  Guthrie,  Crossburn, 
Troon. 

Farmer,  Crossburn,  Troon ;  Estate  Factor 
in  Ayrshire  for  Lord  Oranmore  and  Browne, 
Butriehill,  etc.,  and  Mr.  PoUok-Morris  of 
Craig  ;   d.  28  Nov.  1908. 


HAGART,  John  Valentine-,  1854-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  20  Feb,  1843;  s.  of  James 
Valentine-Hagart,  S.S.C.,  of  Glendel- 
vine,  Perthshire,  19  Clarendon  Cres- 
cent. 
C.E. ;  d.  28  Aug.  1876. 

HALDANE,  James  Alexander,  1854-9. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  11  Dec.  1844;  s.  of 
Robert  Haldane,  W.S.,  of  Cloanden, 

17  Charlotte  Square. 

W.S.  1867  ;  m.  1868  Sarah  Jean,  dau.  of 
John  Reid,  Cape  Town  ;   d.  23  Aug.  1901. 

HAMILTON,  Andrew,  afterwards  Andrew 
Hamilton  Tyndale  Bruce,  1855-7.  CI. 
2,  8.  b.  1844 ;  s.  of  Col.  W^alter  Hamil- 
ton, H.E.I.C.S.,  9  Bellevue  Crescent. 

d.  April  1897. 

HARDIE,  Robert,  1854-9.  CI.  1-5.  s. 
of  William  Hardie,  24  Fettes  Row  ; 
Dux  CI.  5  M.  1859. 

Merchant,  Leith. 

HARRISON,  Charles  Thomas,  1854-6. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1843;  s.  of  Maj.  John 
Harrison,  Adj.  Roy.  Midlothian  Yeo., 

18  Melville  Street. 

Lt.  R.E.  1864;  m.  Miss  Ommanney;  d. 
1869  at  Barrackpore,  Calcutta. 

HARVEY,  Albert,  1854-6.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
23  July  1843 ;  s.  of  William  Harvey, 
Distiller,  Yoker,  near  Glasg. 

Glasg.  Univ. ;  Blackheath  XX.  three  yrs. ; 
Glasg.  Acad.  XX.  three  yrs. ;  2nd  Pres. 
Scottish  Football  Union ;  MusUn  Manu- 
facturer; of  T.  and  D.  Wilson  and  Co., 
Glasg.  ;  ret.  1897  ;  Dir.  in  several  Cos.  ; 
m.  1874  Margaret  Maclaren  Thomson. 
Address  :   2  Park  Terrace  East,  Glasg. 

HAY,  Charles,  1854-8.  CI,  1-4,  b.  7 
May  1843 ;  s.  of  Charles  Hay,  10 
Fettes  Row. 

Col.  Bom.  S.C  ;  2nd  Lt.  i860  ;  Lt.  1862  ; 
Capt.  1872;  Maj.  1880;  ret.  as  Col.  1886; 
Warden  of  Christ's  Hospital,  Lond.,  1886- 
1902;  m.  (i)  ;  (2)  E.  F.  Milman,  dau. 
of  Col.  Milman;  d.  10  Feb.  1912. 

HEDDLE,  John  George  Moodie,  1854-6 
and  1861-3.  CI.  1,2,  and  7,  b.  11  Dec. 
1844 ;  s,  of  John  George  Heddle  of 
Melsetter,  Kirkwall. 

Loretto,  1858-61;  XL;  Edin.  Univ.;  of 
Cletts ;  took  large  part  in  public  business 
in  Orkney,  from  1869  to  1909,  as  CC,  and 
member  of  various  P.C.'s  (Walls,  Hoy,  and 
South  Ronaldshay),  and  Sch.  Bds.  (Walls, 
Hoy,  South  Ronaldshay,  Orphir,  and  Stron- 
say)  ;  Chm.  of  Orkney  Co.  Rd.  Bd.  c.  1890-2; 
styled  himself  '  of  Cletts '  only  after  sale  of 


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Melsetter,  1898;  m.  Rebecca,  dau.  of  Lewis 
Aaronson ;  rl.  12  Sept.  1910. 

HEMMING,  Alfred  C,  1856-7.  CI.  3- 
s.  of  S.  Hemming,  Regent  Park, 
Lond. 

HOLMES,  Robert  Joseph,  1856-8.  CI. 
8,  4.     b.  1844. 

Lt.  57th  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1863  ;  Lt.  1867  ; 
ret.  1869;  served  in  N.Z.  war  of  1S65-6; 
present  at  affair  of  Kakaromea  and  storm 
and  capture  of  fortified  pahs  of  Otapawa 
and  Kilimerai. 

nOSACK,  John,  1855-8.  CI.  2-4.  b. 
6  Nov.  1841  ;  s.  of  William  Hosack, 
21  Minto  Street. 

Maj.  14th  Ft.  ;  Ensign,  1863  ;  Lt.  1867  ; 
Capt.  1878 ;  ret.  as  Maj.  1881.  Address : 
c/o  Union  Bank  of  Scot.,  62  Cornhill,  Lond., 
E.G. 

HOWDEN,    Robert    Maitland,    1854-8. 
CI.    1-4.     b.    1845 ;     s.    of    Andrew 
Howden,  W.S.,  21  Walker  Street. 
With  Agra  Bank  ;    d.  26  Jan.  1868. 

HUIMPHREYS,  Henry,  1857-8.  CI.  4. 
s.  of  Dr.  Humphreys,  Cheltenham ;  XI. 

INGLIS,  George,  1856-8.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
25  Aug.  1843;  s.  of  William  A.  D. 
IngUs,  H.E.I.M.C.S.,  Fingask,  Inver- 
ness. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1858-61  and  Brussels  ; 
of  Newmore ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  Ross-sliire  ; 
m.  Clara  Sophia,  dau.  of  Thomas  Bowman 
of  Portsmouth  ;   d.  22  Oct.  191 1. 

JOPP,  John  Gale,  1856-8.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
6  Feb.  1844 ;  s.  of  John  Jopp,  W.S., 
30  Albany  Street. 

C.E.  Madras,  Bengal,  and  Bombay 
Presidencies  ;  m.  Mary  Pringle,  Roxburgh- 
shire. Address  :  Barnikin,  WelUngton  Road, 
Bournemouth. 

KELLY,  Charles,  1857-9.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  29  Jan.  1844  ;  s.  of  John  Kelly, 
Banker,  Dunbar. 

Marlborough  Coll.  1859-61 ;  four  yrs.  in 
Oriental  Bank,  Lond. ;  subsequently  farmer 
near  Brandon,  Manitoba,  for  sixteen  yrs.  ; 
m.  Jeanie  Jardine,  widow  of  the  Rev.  Thos. 
Aylesbury  Hooper,  R.  of  Cooling,  Rochester; 
d.  29  Dec.  1902. 

KEN^NEDY,  James,  1854-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
8  Sept.  1842 ;  s.  of  W.  P.  Kennedy, 
Bookseller  and  Publisher,  7  London 
Street. 

Literary  career ;   d.  i  Aug.  1901. 

LANG,  Andrew,  1854-61.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
81  March  1844  ;    s.   of  John  Lang, 


Sheriff  Clerk,  Selkirkshire  ;    2nd  XI. 
(Capt.). 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  1861-3  ;  LL.D.  1SS5  , 
Gifford  Lect.  1888-90  ;  Glasg.  Univ.  1863-4  ; 
Snell  Exhib.  1864  ;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1865-9  ; 
1st  CI.  Mods.  1866;  1st  CI.  Grts.  1868; 
B.A.  1869  ;  M.A.  1873  ;  Fell,  of  Merton 
Coll.  1868-76;  Graves  and  Jenkyns  Exhib., 
Balliol.  Literature  :  D.Litt.  Oxon ;  Fell. 
Roy.  Brit.  Acad.  Publications  :  Ballads 
and  Lyrics  of  Old  France,  1872  ;  Brief 
Historical  and  Descriptive  >fotes,  1879; 
Ballads  in  Blue  China,  1880 ;  Helen  of 
Troy,  1882  ;  Custom  and  Myth,  Ballads 
and  Verses  Vain,  Rhymes  a  la  Mode, 
Princess  Nobody,  1884  ;  Books  and  Book- 
men, In  the  Wrong  Paradise,  Letters  to 
Dead  Authors,  The  Mark  of  Cain,  Politics 
of  Aristotle,  1886;  Myth,  Ritual,  and  Re- 
ligion, 1887 ;  Grass  of  Parnassus,  Ballads 
of  Books,  Gold  of  Fairnilee,  1888  ;  Letters 
on  Literature,  Lost  Leaders,  Prince 
Prigio,  1889 ;  Letters  and  Diaries  of  Sir 
Stafford  Northcote,  How  to  Fail  in  Litera- 
ture, Old  Friends,  1890  ;  The  Blue  Poetry 
Book,  AngUng  Sketches,  Essays  in  Little, 
1891  ;  The  Library,  1892  ;  Prince  Ricardo 
of  Pantouflia,  True  Story  Book,  Homer 
and  the  Epic,  St.  Andrews,  1893 ;  Ban  et 
Arriere  Ban,  Cock  Lane  and  Common 
Sense,  1894 ;  Life  and  Letters  of  John 
Gibson  Lockhart,  1896;  Pickle  the  Spy, 
Book  of  Dreams  and  Ghosts,  1897  ;  Trans- 
lation of  the  Odyssey  (with  Prof.  Butcher)  ; 
of  Iliad  (with  Messrs.  Myers  and  Walter 
Leaf)  ;  The  World's  Desire  (with  Rider 
Haggard)  ;  The  Making  of  Religion,  The 
Companions  of  Pickle,  1898 ;  Homeric 
Hymns,  The  Red  Book  of  Animals,  1899  ; 
History  of  Scotland,  vol.  i. ;  Prince  Charles 
Edward,  1900 ;  Alfred  Tennyson,  1901  ; 
The  Mystery  of  Mary  Stuart,  1901  ;  The 
Disentanglers,  1902 ;  The  Valet's  Tragedy, 
1903  ;  John  Knox  and  the  Reformation, 
1905  ;  The  Blue,  1889,  Green,  1892,  Red, 
1890,  YeUow,  1894,  Pink,  1897,  My  Own, 
1895,  Olive,  1907,  Fairy  Books ;  Homer  and 
his  Age,  1906;  Sir  George  Mackenzie,  King's 
Advocate,  1909 ;  A  Defence  of  Sir  Walter 
Scott  and  the  Border  Minstrelsy,  1910.  m. 
1875  Leonora  Blanche,  y.  dau.  of  Charles  T. 
Alleyne  of  Chfton  and  of  Porters,  Barbadoes; 
d.  20  July  1912;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  9. 

LAWSON,  William  Rattray,  1854-60.  CI. 
1-6.  s.  of  James  Hamilton  Lawson, 
Boswell  Road,  Wardie. 

LEES,  John  M'Kie,  1858-60.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  1843  ;  s.  of  Walter  Lees,  Merchant, 
Glasg. ;   XX. 

M.A.,  LL.B.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Ayrshire 
Patrick  Schol.  ;  A.F.C.  1861-2  ;  Advocate, 
1867  ;  K.C.  1901  ;  Sheriff  Sub.  Lanark.shire, 
1872-91 ;  Sheriff  Prin.  Stirling,  Dumbarton, 
and  Clackmannan  since  1891  ;  Convener  of 
Sheriffs  of  Scot.  1907 ;  Examiner  for 
degrees  in  law,  Gla,sg.  Univ.,  1874-80,  and 
Edin.  Univ.  1878-81.  Author :  Sheriff 
Court  Styles ;  Small  Debt  Handbook  ; 
Handbook  of  Pleading  ;  Small  Debt 
Amendment  Act ;    Notes  on  Interlocutors  ; 


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Small  Debt  Jurisdiction.  m.  (i)  Eliza, 
e.  dau.  of  Sir  John  Gillespie  ;  (2)  Alice  Susan, 
3rd  dau.  of  James  Clark  of  Crossbasket. 
Address  :   4  Darnaway  Street,  Edin. 

LENNARD,  Thomas  B.,  1857-9.  CI. 
4,  5.  s.  of  (ieorge  Lennard,  2 
Northumberland  Terrace,  Everton, 
Liverpool. 

LESLIE,  Alexander,  1854-60.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
16  Sept.  1844  ;  s.  of  James  Leslie, 
C.E.,  2  Charlotte  Square. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  C.E.  Edin. ;  M.I.C.E. ;  of 
J.  and  A.  Le.slie,  C.E.,  Engineers  to  Edin. 
and  Dist.  Water  Trust.  Publications  :  various 
papers  on  engineering  subjects  in  the  Pro- 
ceedings of  the  Institution  of  C.E.,  for  which 
the  Telford  Medal  and  two  Premiums  were 
awarded,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Rev.  Thos. 
Marjoribanks,  Stenton ;  d.  7  Dec.  1893. 

LEWIS,  George  James,  1854-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  25  Nov.  1843  ;  s.  of  Rev.  James 
Lewis,  Min.  of  F.  St.  John's  Ch.,  Leith. 

Merchant,  Sydney,  N.S.W.,  1860-90.  Ad- 
dress :  32  Broadwater  Down,  Tunbridge 
Wells. 

LORIMER,  Philip  Durham,  1854-9.     CI. 
1-5.     Miss  Lorimer,  39  Northumber- 
land Street  (Guardian). 
Farmer,  Australia. 

M'ALLUM,  Neil  Duncan,  1854-7.  CI. 
1-3.  s.  of  Donald  M'AlIum,  Surg, 
in  the  service  of  H.H.  the  Nizam  of 
Hyderabad;  XX. 

MACCASKILL,  William  H.,  1857-8.  CI. 
4,  s.  of  John  MacCaskill,  24  Brighton 
Place,  Portobello. 

M'CLURE,  Joseph  Henry,  1856-9.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  20  Jan.  1844  ;  s.  of  William 
M'Clure,  Eccles,  Manchester. 

Merchant,  Manchester  ;  m.  Ellen  Bottom- 
ley,  Huddersfield  ;   d.  28  Nov.  1900. 

MACDOUGALL,  Henry,  1855-9.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  16  Feb.  1844  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  John 
Macdougall,  H.E.I.C.S.,  S.  Coates 
House. 

Architect,  Toronto  ;   d.  21  Aug.  1877. 

MACFARLANE,  Andrew  Marshall,  1854- 
8.  CI.  1-4.  b.  1844  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Macfarlanc,  Writer,  11  Darnaway 
Street. 

MACKENZIE,  Donald.  1854-7.  Ci.  1-3. 
b.  10  July  1844;  s.  of  Donald  Mac- 
kenzie,  Advocate    (Hon.   Lord    Mac- 


kenzie),  Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice, 
9  Randolph  Crescent. 

C.C.  Coll.  Oxon ;  M.A.  ;  and  CI.  Mods. ; 
W.S.  1872 ;  m.  1878  Laura  Augusta 
Mackenzie,  2nd  dau.  of  Lynedoch  Dougljis. 
Address:    12  Great  Stuart  Street,  Edin. 

MACKINNON,  Campbell,  1859-61.  CI. 
6,7.  b.  1844  ;  s.  of  Lewis  Mackinnon, 
Jamaica ;  Prizes  for  best  English 
Essays,  Rector's  CI.,  1860  and  1861. 

Ch.  of  Eng. ;  C.  at  Port  Royal,  Kingston, 
Jamaica,  until  1S75;  subsequently  went 
over  to  Ch.  of  Rome,  and  became  Chap,  to 
Duke  of  Norfolk. 

MACKNIGHT,  Thomas,  1854-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  8  June  1843  ;  s.  of  James  Mac- 
Knight,  W.S.,  of  Dalsraith,  12  London 

Street. 

Naval  Coll.,  Edin. ;  Mercantile  Marine 
with  P.  and  O.  Co.  till  187S  ;  then  went 
to  America  ;  with  the  Atlis  Co.  as  Capt. 
till  his  death  ;  served  in  Cuba  during 
American-Spanish  War,  1898,  being  in  the 
American  Naval  Reserve,  having  become 
a  naturalised  American  ;  m.  (i)  Lilian  Hale, 
dau.  of  Rev.  Mark  Bryden,  Kirkcaldy ; 
(2)  Margaret  Sims  ;   d.  10  June  1899  at  N.Y. 

MAITLAND,  William,  1854-60.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  13  May  1844  ;  s.  of  Right  Hon. 
Edward  Francis  Maitland,  Sol.-Gen. 
for  Scot,  afterwards  Lord  Barcajjle, 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Merchant,  Bombay  ;  High  Sheriff,  Bom- 
bay ;  author  of  papers  on  economical  and 
literary  subjects  in  Fortnightly  Review,  Con- 
temporary Review,  and  Nineteenth  Century  ; 
m.  (i)  Louise  Chisnell ;  (2)  Louisa  Gell ;  d. 
Feb.  1907. 

MARZETTI,  Joseph,  1855-6.  CI.  2.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Marzetti,  Brunswick  House, 
Forest  Hill,  Lond. 

MEIN,  Andrew  Whitelock,  1856-61.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  10  Oct.  1843  ;  s.  of  James 
Mein  of  Hunthill,  Jedburgh  ;  Open 
Mile  and  Long  Leap,  1861. 

Jt.  proprietor  of  Hunthill,  Jedburgh, 
along  with  his  uncle,  Andrew  Whitelock 
Mein  ;   d.  11  April  1867. 

MENZIES,  Allan,  1854-61.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
23  Jan.  1845  ;  s.  of  Allan  Menzies, 
W.S.,  Prof,  of  Conveyancing,  Edin. 
Univ.,  Murrayfield  House ;  best  in 
Latin  Prose,  CI.  7,  1861. 

M.A.  St.  Andrews,  1865  ;  B.D.  Edin. 
1869  ;  D.D.  Glasg.  1889  ;  Min.  of  the  parish 
of  Abernyte,  1873-90;  Examiner  in  Classics, 
St.  Andrews  Univ.,  1882  ;  Prof,  of  Divinity 
and  BibUcal  Criticism,  St.  Mary's  Coll., 
St.  Andrews,  18S9.  Publications  :  History 
of  Religion,  1895  ;  The  Earliest  Gospel, 
1901 ;    Ed.  of  the  Review  of  Theology  and 


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Philosophy  from  its  beginning  in  1905. 
m.  Mary  Ehzabeth,  dau.  of  Rev.  J.  A. 
Honey,  D.D.,  Min.  of  Inchture.  Address  : 
38  South  Street,  St.  Andrews. 

MILLER,  Alexander  Gordon,  1854-9. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  23  Feb.  1843  ;  s.  of  James 
Miller,  F.R.C.S.E.,  Prof,  of  Surg., 
Univ.  of  Edin. ;  1st  in  Gymnastics 
and  Fencing,  1859. 

M.D.  Edin.  1864;  F.R.C.S.E.  1867; 
Phys.  Edin.  ;  Surg,  to  Roy.  Inf.  ;  Lect. 
on  Surg,  and  Clin.  Surg. ;  Vol.  Surg.  ;  V.D. ; 
published  various  papers  in  med.  journs. ; 
m.  (1)  1871  Jessie  Dingwall  Fordyce  ;  (2) 
1886  Catharine  Sym.  Address :  8  Gars- 
cube  Terrace,  Murrayfield. 

MOIR,  William,  1858-9.  CI.  5.  b.  8 
May  1843  ;  s.  of  James  Moir,  Banker 
and  J.P.,  Int.  Sheriff  Sub.,  Alloa. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Dresden  Art  Schs.  1874-5  ; 
Artist;  m.  Maude  OrlebarMoir;  d.  31  Jan. 
1914. 

MONCREIFF,  Robert  Chichester,  1854-8. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  24  Aug.  1843  ;  s.  of  the 
Right  Hon.  Lord  Advocate  Moncrciff 
(1st  Baron),  15  Great  Stuart  Street. 

Harrow;  XI.;  M.A.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab; 
Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  V.  of  Clifton-upon-Trent, 
Worcester  ;  V.  of  Tanworth,  Warwickshire  ; 
S.  brother  as  3rd  Baron  Moncreiff,  1909 ; 
m.  Florence  Kate,  3rd  dau.  of  Col.  Richard 
Henry  FitzHerbert  of  Somersal  Herbert ; 
d.  14  May  1913  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  122. 

MOORE,  George  Montgomery  John, 
1854-60.  CI.  1-6.  b.  1844;  David 
Welsh,  W.S.,  7  Northumberland 
Street  (Guardian). 

Lt.-Col.  R.A.  ;  Kt. ;  CLE.  ;  Lt.  1865  ; 
Capt.  1877  ;  Maj.  1884 ;  ret.  1887 ;  Pres. 
Madras  MunicipaUty ;  CLE.  1894 ;  Kt. 
1897  ;   d.  5  April  1911. 

MOWBRAY,  Philip  Harry,  1854-5.    CI.  1. 
s.  of  James  Mowbray,  36  Queen  Street. 
Went  to  Australia. 

NORMAND,  Patrick  Hill,  1854-5.     CI.  1. 

'      b.  27  Dec.  1848;    s.  of  James  Nor- 

mand  of  Whitehill,  Aberdour,  Fife. 

Linen  Manufacturer ;  J. P.  for  Co.  of 
Fife ;  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  George  Prentice 
of  Strathore,  Fife  ;   d.  15  Oct.  1910. 

PATERSON,  Alfred  James,  1854-60. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  15  Feb.  1846;  s.  of 
James  Paterson,  M.D.,  late  Sen. 
Surg.  Black  Watch,  17  St.  Bernard's 
Crescent. 

Sandhurst ;  Staff  Coll.  1878 ;  Col.  19th 
Regt. ;  Ensign,  1863 ;  Lt.  1867 ;  Capt. 
1878;  Maj.  1881  ;  Lt.-Col.  1886;  Col. 
1890;  commanded  19th  (Yorkshire)  Regt. 
1889-93 ;  ret.  1893  ;  Reserve  of  Officers  on 


Ret.  List,  1894;  m.  Clara Bourke.    Address: 
Claremont,  Fleet,  Hants. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas,  1854-6.     CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Robert  Patterson,  Melbourne. 
Went  to  Australia. 

PITCAIRN,  Henry  Hunt,  1854-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  25  June  1843 ;  s.  of  Robert  Pitcaim, 
W.S.,  9  Northumberland  Street. 

Dr.  Iliffe's  Sch.,  Bishopwearmouth ;  Got- 
tingen,  Hanover ;  Merchant,  Leeds ;  m. 
Sarah  Maud  ;   d.  5  Aug.  1888. 

RAMPINI,  Robert  Fulton,  afterwards 
Sir  R.  Fulton  Fulton,  1854-7.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  23  Aug.  1844;  s.  of  Joseph 
Rampini,  10  Gloucester  Place. 

M.A.,  LL.D.  Edin.  Univ. ;  Gold  Medallist 
(Logic),  i86i  ;  passed  first,  I.C.S.  Exam. 
1864;  I.C.S.  (Bengal),  1864;  Dist.  and 
Sess.  Judge,  1880;  Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  1884; 
Judge  of  High  Court,  Calcutta,  1893  ;  Ad- 
ditional Mem.  Viceroy's  L.C.  1902 ;  ret. 
1908;  Kt.  1908,  and  changed  his  name  by 
Royal  licence  to  Fulton,  and  is  now  known  as 
Sir  Robert  Fulton  Fulton.  Author:  Com- 
mentary on  Bengal  Tenancy  Act ;  Revised 
Editions  of  Field's  Law  of  Evidence ; 
Alexander's  Law  of  Torts ;  O'Kinealy's 
Code  of  Civil  Procedure.  m.  Margaret 
Edith,  2nd  dau.  of  Surg.  Lt.-Col.  Mathew, 
I. M.S.  Address:  7  Sloane  Gardens,  Lond., 
S.W.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  11. 

RIDDELL,  WiUiam,  1854-6.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1844  ;  s.  of  Robert  Riddell,  Gul- 
lane. 

Farmer,  N.Z. 

RITCHIE,  Robert,  1854-6.     CI.  1,  2.     b. 
1844 ;  s.  of  Arthur  Ritchie,  Canada. 
In  business  in  Canada  ;  m.  Miss  Racey. 

RITCHIE,  Thomas,  1854-9.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  14  April  1844 ;  s.  of  George 
Ritchie,  Bell's  Brewery,  46  Pleasance. 

d.  30  March  1895. 

ROBERTS,  Alexander  Fowler,  1857-9. 
CI.  4,  5  M.  b.  3  Aug.  1844;  s.  of 
George  Roberts,  Wellwood  Park,  Sel- 
kirk. 

Keen  curler;  Vice -Pres.  Roy.  Caled. 
C.C.  1898-9  ;  played  in  the  Selkirk  Rink 
which  won  the  Gold  Badges  in  first  Interna. 
Match  against  England,  1895,  and  also 
in  the  rink  which  won  Swiss  Bonspiel 
at  Kandersteg,  1906  ;  of  Fairnilee,  Selkirk- 
shire ;  partner  in  Geo.  Roberts  and  Co., 
Woollen  Manufacturers,  Selkirk ;  Chm. 
since  1898 ;  Provost  of  Selkirk  for  five 
yrs.  ;  Chm.  Selkirk  Burgh  Sch.  Bd.  six  yrs. 
and  Landward  Sch.  Bd.  six  yrs. ;  Comr. 
of  Supply  for  Co.  of  Selkirk ;  Mem.  of  C.C. 
of  Sellarkshire  since  instituted  and  J. P.  for 
Co.  of  Selkirk ;  m.  Eliza  Paterson,  Galashiels. 
Address  :  Fairnilee,  Galashiels. 


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SCOTT,  Robert  Sinclair,  1854-8.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  23  Sept.  1843  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Cuningham  Scott,  Halkshill,  Largs, 
Ayrshire. 

Shipbuilder  and  Engineer;  distinguished 
Agriculturist  and  Yachtsman;  m.  Frances, 
dau.  of  Robert  Spalding  of  Kingston, 
Jamaica;  d.  28  Feb.  1905. 

SCOUGAL,  Andrew  Edward,  1857-9. 
CL  4,  5.  b.  18  April  1846;  s.  of 
James  Scougal,  H.M.I.S.,  12  Saxe- 
Coburg  Place. 

Edin.  Institution,  1859-61  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
M.A.  1865;  LL.D.  1908;  F.R.S.E.  ;  Acting 
Insp.  of  Schs.  1868-9  ;  H.M.I.S.  1869  ;  H.M. 
Chf.  Insp.  W.  Div.  Scot.  1899;  S.  Div.  Scot. 
1904;  H.M.  Sen.  Chf.  Insp.  of  Schools  and 
Insp.  of  Training  Colls.  1904;  H.M.  Chf.  Insp. 
for  the  Training  of  Teachers  in  Scot.  1910-11 ; 
ret.  191 1  ;  m.  Anne  Halley,  dau.  of  William 
Cowan,  Merchant,  Edin.  Address  :  i  Wester 
Coates  Avenue,  Edin. 

SINCLAIR,  Donald  Arthur  Wellesley, 
1854-9.  CI.  1-5.  s.  of  Robert  Sin- 
clair, A.C.S.,  12  India  Street. 

SMITH,  Edmund  Denman,  1855-7,  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  July  1843 ;  s.  of  Adam 
Freer  Smith  of  Galston,  12  Darn- 
away  Street. 

Capt.  3rd  Gurkhas ;  Ensign,  1859  ;  Lt. 
i860  ;  Capt.  1868  ;   d.  1878. 

SMITH,    Turton,    1855-8.     CI.    2-4.     b. 

Aug.  1844  ;    s.  of  Adam  Freer  Smith 
of  Galston,  12  Darnaway  Street. 

I.C.S. ;  late  Police  Depart.,  Punjab;  Ass. 
Supt.  1863 ;  Dist.  Supt.  1871-8 ;  also 
served  in  Postal  Dept.  as  Offg.  Ass.  Dir.- 
Gen.  ;  Offg.  P.M.G.  Bombay,  1876,  and 
Madras,  1878 ;  apptd.  Dep.  Insp.-Gen.  of 
Pohce,  1892;  Insp.-Gen.  and  Under  Sec.  to 
Govt,  of  India,  1898  ;  ret.  1901  ;  m.  Kate 
Lydia,  dau.  of  Surg.-Gen.  A.  M.  Dallas, 
CLE.  ;   d.  31  Aug.  1910. 

SPENS,  Andrew  Nathaniel  Wadham, 
1854-5.  CI.  1.  b.  25  April  1844; 
s.  of  Andrew  Spens,  14  Drummond 
Place. 

Bp.  Hatfield's  Hall,  Durham  Univ.;  Ch. 
of  Eng.  ;  Clerk  in  Holy  Orders,  1867  ; 
Chap.  Bengal  Ecclesiastical  Establishment ; 
Archdeacon  of  Lahore,  1892-1900;  Chap. 
S.P.G.  for  Continental  Chaplaincies ;  m. 
Martha  Ellen  James.  Address :  E.I.U.S. 
Club,  St.  James's  Square,  Lond.,  S.W. 

SPENS,  Colin,  1854-9.  CI.  1-5.  b.  9 
Nov.  1843 ;  s.  of  Nathaniel  Spens, 
W.S.,  of  Craigsanquhar,  Fife,  28 
Walker  Street. 

Lt.  42nd  Highs.  ;  Ensign,  1862  ;  Lt. 
1866  ;   d.  22  June  1867  of  cholera  in  India. 


SPENS,  Nathaniel  James,  1854-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  3  March  1845;  s.  of  Nathaniel 
Spens,  W.S.,  of  Craigsanquhar,  Fife, 
28  Walker  Street. 

Of  Craigsanquhar,  Fife ;  Capt.  72  nd 
Highs.  ;  Ensign,  1864  ;  Lt.  1868  ;  Capt. 
1878  ;  killed  leading  a  forlorn  hope  during 
the  assault  on  the  Asmai  Heights,  having 
volunteered  to  lead  a  party  of  N.I.  against 
overwhelming  odds ;  his  conduct  was  so 
conspicuously  gallant  that  Lord  Roberts, 
who  witnessed  the  affair  and  his  sad  death, 
stated  in  despatches  that  he  gallantly 
sacrificed  his  life  in  devotion  to  duty,  and 
that  no  man  was  more  deserving  of  the  V.C. 
had  he  lived  ;  d.  14  Dec.  1879  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  i.  137. 

STODART,  James  Tweedie,  1854-8.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  Sept.  1844 ;  s.  of  George 
Tweedie  Stodart,  W.S.,  16  Aber- 
cromby  Place. 

Wine  Merchant,  Leith ;  m.  Amelia  Stacev ; 
d.  1896. 

STUART,  Alexander  Moody,  1854-61. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  30  May  1844  ;  s.  of  Very 
Rev.  Alexander  Moodv  Stuart,  D.D., 
Mod.  of  the  G.A.  of  the  F.  Ch.  of  Scot. 
1875,  43  Queen  Street;  Dux  of  CI. 
1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  6  and  of  the  School, 
1861  ;  Math.  Medal,  1861  ;  best  in 
Greek  Prose,  Latin  Verse,  and  French, 
1861  ;  1st  and  3rd  Acad.  Club  Prizes, 
1861 ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Schol.  and 
best  in  Greek  Testament,  1861. 

LL.D.  Edin.  and  Glasg.  ;  Gold  Medallist 
Sen.  Humanity  CI.,  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Advocate, 
1874  ;  Prof,  of  Roman  and  Scots  Law  in 
Univ.  of  Glasg.  1887-1905.  Address:  Mill- 
hill,  Inchture. 

SWANSON,  Hector,  1854-8.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  17  May  1842;  s,  of  William 
Swanson,  43  East  Claremont  Street. 

At  H.O.  Bank  of  Scot.  1858-81 ;  ra.  Janet 
Poison ;  d.  13  Dec.  1902. 

THOMSON,  Alexander  Garraway,  1854-9. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  3  Sept.  1844;  s.  of 
William  Thomas  Thomson,  Man.  Stan- 
dard Life  Assur.  Co.,  Trinity  Grove. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  Mem.  Lond.  Stock 
Exchange;   d.  i  Feb.  1894. 

THORBURN,  David,  1854-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  1842;  s.  of  David  Thorburn, 
41  Moray  Place. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  ;   Phys.  ;    d.  c.  1890. 

THORBURN,  Septimus  Smet,  1854-7. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  12  Aug.  1844;  s.  of 
David  Thorburn,  41  Moray  Place. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1857-63  ;  XX.  1861-3  ; 
I.C.S.   1863;   Punjab,  1865;   .served   Trans- 


20G     DR.  HARVEY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  CARMICHAEL'S)  CLASS,  1855-62 


Indus  to  1890;  Comr.  of  Rawalpindi,  1890; 
Fin.  Comr.  of  Punjab,  1898 ;  ret.  1899 ; 
Mem.  of  Council  of  E.I.  Assoc.  Author : 
Bannu  on  our  Afghan  Frontier,  1876 ; 
David  Leslie,  1879  ;  Musalmans  and  Money- 
lenders, 1886;  Asiatic  Neighbours,  1894; 
His  Majesty's  greatest  Subject,  1898  ;  The 
Punjaub  in  Peace  and  War,  1904  ;  India's 
Saint  and  the  Viceroy,  1908.  F.R.G.S.  ; 
m.  1 88 1  Mary  Melise,  dau.  of  F.  Leeston 
Smith  of  Leeston,  Weston-super-Mare,  and 
N.Z.  Address :  Old  Bracknell  House,  Brack- 
nell, Berks. 

TOD,  John,  1854-9.  CI.  1-4.  b.  13 
Feb.  1844  ;  s.  of  Henry  Tod,  W.S., 
39  York  Place. 

Accountant,  N.  China  Marine  Insur.  Co., 
Lond.  ;  author  of  Protestant  Episcopacy 
in  Great  Britain  in  relation  to  Apostolical 
Succession,  1889;  F.R.S.G.S.  Address:  i  Ox- 
ford Terrace,  Edin. 

USHER,  Thomas  Frederick,  1854-60. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  22  June  1843;  s.  of 
James  Usher,  Brewer,  16  Lynedoch 
Place. 

Brewer,  Castletown,  I.  of  M.  ;  m.  Emma 
Moore,  Castletown,  1.  of  M.  ;  d.  3  Aug.  1899. 

WARREN,  Andrew  Rutherford,  1854-7. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1844  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Warren, 
29  Howard  Place. 

Lt.  Military  Train;  2nd  Lt.  i860;  Lt. 
1863;  h.p.  1870;   ret.  1873. 


WOOD,  Alexander,  1854-61.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  13  Jan.  1845  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Patrick 
W'ood,  H.E.I.C.S.,  of  Dennistoun, 
Tasmania,  and  7  Carlton  Street,  Edin. 

Trin.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  M.A.  1869  ;  Architect ; 
Bronze  and  Silver  Medals  from  Architec- 
tural Assoc,  Lond.  ;  F.S..\.  and  F.R.  Hist. 
Soc.  ;  Hon.  A.R.I. B.A.  ;  author  of  essay 
on  the  Greek  Revival  in  England  (Architec- 
tural Assoc.) ;  Ecclesiastical  Antiquities  of 
London,  etc.  ;  m.  Gertrude,  e.  dau.  of  Gen. 
John  Fulton,  Madras  Army.  Address:  Fair- 
field, Doyle  Road,  Guernsey,  Channel  Isles. 

WOOD,  John,  1857-8.  CI.  4.  s.  of 
Rev.  James  Wood,  Warnham  Vicar- 
age, Horsham. 

YOUNG,  George,  1856-7.  CI.  3.  s.  of 
Thomas  Young,  Cowdenknowes  Mains, 
Earlston. 

YOUNG,  George  William,  1854-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  19  Jan.  1845  ;  s.  of  George 
Young,  2  Windsor  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.;  H.M.C.S.  (ret.);  Maj.  and 
Hon.  Lt. -Col.  Q.E.R.V.B.  (R.S.)  ;  V.D. 
Address:   172  Newhaven  Road,  Leith. 

YOUNGER,  David,  1854-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1  Sept.  1844 ;  s.  of  William  Younger, 
Brewer,  28  Abercromby  Place. 

Brewer,  Edin.  ;  of  William  Younger  and 
Co.  Ltd.  ;  m.  Menie  Isidora,  dau.  of  Kenneth 
MacLeay,  R.S.A.  ;   d.  23  Aug.  1883. 


DR.  HARVEY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  CARMICHAEL'S)  CLASS,  1855-62 


ANDERSON,  Arthur  R.,  1855-7.  CI. 
1,2.  s.  of  Mrs.  Anderson,  8  Randolph 
Crescent. 

ANDERSON,  Charles  M.,  1855-8.  CI. 
1-8.  s.  of  Mrs.  Anderson,  8  Randolph 
Crescent. 

ANDERSON,  Thomas  S.,  1859-60.  CI.  5. 
s.  of  S.  Anderson  of  Carfin,  14  Tor- 
phichen  Street. 

ANDERSON,  William  Wemyss,  1855-9. 
CI.  1-4.  s.  of  Dr.  John  Anderson, 
41  Albany  Street. 

ANDREW,  James,  1855-62.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1844  ;  s.  of  James  Andrew,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.E.,  15  Queen  Street. 

M.B.  and  CM.  Edin.  1866;  M.D.  Edin. 
1868;  M.R.C.P.E.  1869;  F.R.C.P.E.  1870; 
Vienna  and  Berlin ;  Gen.  pract.  in  Edin. ; 
Accouch.,  Roy.  Disp. ;  Exam,  in  Med. 
Jurisp.,  R.C.P.E.  ;  Phys.  Roy.  Blind  Asyl.  ; 
Mem.  Med.  Chir.  Soc,  Harv.  Soc,  and  Roy. 


Med.  Soc,  Edin.;  Fell.  Obst.  Soc,  Edin.; 
late  Phys.  Edin.  Roy.  Hosp.  for  Sick 
Children  and  Lect.  on  Diseases  of  Children 
in  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Pres.  R.C.P.E.  1898-9  ;  m. 
Miss  Haigh,  dau.  of  Walter  Haigh  of 
Scarborough;  d.  19  Sept.  1911. 

BALD,  Edward,  1855-6.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
John  Bald,  44  Moray  Place. 

BALDWIN,  T.  Eraser,  1855-60.  CI.  1-5. 
s.  of  W.  Baldwin,  5  Randolph  Cliff. 

BEATTON,  John  William,  1858-60.  CI. 
4,  5.  s.  of  J.  W.  Beatton,  Stromness ; 
XL,  XX. 

BELL,  Benjamin,  1855-62.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  25  June  1845 ;  s.  of  Benjamin 
Bell,  F.R.C.S.E.,  8  Shandwick  Place  ; 
2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize  (best  in  History), 
1862;  XX. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  1866;  New  Coll. 
Edin.  ;  Cunningham  Fellowship  and  Coll. 
Schol.  1870;  B.D.  Edin.  Univ.  1871  ;  Ass. 
to  Rev.   Dr.  Marcus  Dods,   1871  ;    Min.  of 


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F.  Ch.,  Friockheim,  Forfarshire,  1S71-82  ; 
Min.  of  Withington  Presb.  Ch.  of  Eng. 
1882-1903;  Hon.  Sec.  Manchester  AuxiUary 
Brit,  and  For.  Bible  Soc.  1S93-1905  ;  Min. 
at  Upton,  Birkenhead  (Presb.  Ch.  of  Eng.), 
1906;  Jt.  Convener  Comtee.  on  Intercourse 
with  Col.,  Continental,  and  other  Churches  of 
Presb.  Ch.  of  Eng.  1895-1900;  m.  Margaret 
Colquhoun,  2nd  dau.  of  A.  C.  S.  Murray 
Dunlop  of  Corsock  and  Edinbarnet.  Address  : 
I.asarra,  Upton,  Birkenhead. 

BLACKWOOD,  John,  1855-6.  CI.  1. 
b.  1845  ;  s.  of  William  Blackwood, 
Silk  Mercer. 

Silk  Mercer;  of  T.  and  J.  Blackwood, 
43  George  Street,  Edin.  ;  m.  Edith  Mary 
Catling. 

BLAIKIE,  James  Andrew,  1855-62.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  4  April  1846;  s.  of  Rev. 
William  Garden  Blaikie,  D.D.,  LL.D. ; 
Math.  Medal  and  4th  Acad.  Club 
Prize  (best  in  Math.),  1862  ;  best  in 
German,  CI.  7,  1862. 

M.A.  Gonville  and  Caius  Coll.  Cantab  (8th 
Wrangler);  Schol.,  afterwards  Fell.,  of 
Gonville  and  Caius  Coll.  ;  Master  at  Fettes 
Coll.,  Moredun  Ho.,  1870-6  ;  H.M.I.S.  1877- 
85  ;  Examiner  and  Math.  Assessor  to 
Scotch  Education  Depart.  1886-99  ;  Math. 
Examiner  for  C.S.  Commission,  Oxford  and 
Cambridge  Sch.  Certif.  Exams.,  Cambridge 
Local  Exams.,  Science  and  Art  Depart., 
and  afterwards  Bd.  of  Education  Exams. ; 
Math.  Examiner  to  the  Coll.  of  Preceptors  ; 
Fell,  and  Examiner  of  the  Brit.  Esperanto 
Assoc.  ;  author  of  Elements  of  Dynamics  ; 
Jt.  Author  of  Geometrical  Deductions ; 
author  of  a  paper  on  alpine  flora  in  Trans- 
actions of  Edin.  Botanical  Soc. ;  m.  Georgina 
Jane,  dau.  of  Surg.-Gen.  James  Alexander 
Dunbar,  I. A.  Address:  15  Church  Crescent, 
Church  End,  Finchley,  Lond.,  N. 

BOWMAN,  Arthur  William,  1855-8.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1845 ;  s.  of  Capt.  Henry 
S.  Bowman,  Adj.  Edin.  County  Mil., 
Dalkeith. 

Ensign  90th  Regt.  1861  ;  Lt.  1867  ;  Adj. 
1870  ;  d.  1872. 

BOWMAN,  Henry  James,  1855-9.  CI. 
1-4.  s.  of  Capt.  Henry  S.  Bowman, 
Adj.  Edin.  County  Mil.,  Dalkeith. 

BOYD,  J.  E.  E.  A.,  1855-6.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Boyd,  45  Moray  Place. 

BROWN,  John,  1855-6.     CI.  1. 

BRUCE,  Michael,  1857-9.  CI.  3,  4. 
s.  of  Gen.  Alexander  Fairlie  Bruce, 
Wardiebum  House. 

CAMPBELL,  John  R.,  1856-7.  CI.  2. 
s.  of  James  Campbell,  8  Clarendon 
Crescent. 


CHEYNE,  Harry,  1855-60.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
2  March  1845 ;  s.  of  Henry  Cheyne, 
W.S.,  6  Royal  Terrace;  "XX.  and 
XL  1859-60. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  A.F.C.  1861-7 ;  Capt. 
1865-6 ;  W.S.  1868 ;  Dir.  of  Edin.  Eife 
Assur.  Co.  1883-9,  when  resigned  on  being 
apptd.  Sol.  to  the  Co.  ;  joined  the  firm  of 
Mackenzie  and  Kermack,  W.S.,  1881,  and 
became  sen.  partner  on  death  of  John  Ord 
Mackenzie  in  1902  ;  m.  Dora,  elder  dau.  of 
George  Todd  Chiene,  C. A.  Address:  4  Moray 
Place,  Edin. 

COOK,  John  Home,  1855-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  18  Oct.  1845  ;  s.  of  Henry  David 
Cook,  M.C.S. 

Queen's  Coll.  Belfast ;  I. C.S.  (uncoven- 
anted)  ;  1868  Ass.  Supt.  Madras  Revenue 
Survey  Dept.  ;  1876-8  on  special  famine 
duty  in  India;  1881  thanks  of  Govt,  for 
famine  services ;  1885  Dep.  Supt.  ;  ret. 
1896;  m.  Sophia  Henderson,  2nd  dau.  of 
Charles  Hole  of  Ebberly,  Devonshire.  Ad- 
dress :  37  Grange  Park,  Ealing,  Lond.,  W. 

COOKE,  George  James,  1856-8.  CI.  2,  3. 
s.  of  James  Cooke,  10  Comely  Bank. 

CUNINGHAM.  George  William  Henry, 
1855-8.  CI.  1-3.  b.  19  Sept,  1845  ; 
s.  of  A.  Cuningham,  Sec.  to  Comrs. 
of  Northern  Lighthouses,  17  Coates 
Crescent. 

Sandhurst,  1863-4;  Maj.  D.  of  WeUing- 
ton's  Regt. ;  Ensign,  1864;  Lt.  1868;  Capt. 
1878 ;  Maj.  1885  ;  ret.  1888 ;  served  in 
Egyptian  exped.  1882  on  Commissariat  and 
Transport  Staff  (medal  and  bronze  star) ; 
m.  L.  H.  Andrew,  dau.  of  James  Andrew 
of  Jondaryan,  N.S.W^.  ;  d.  23  Oct.  1910. 

DOUGLAS,  Charles,  1859-61.  CI.  5,  6. 
J.  Rankine,  81  St.  George's  Place, 
Glasg.  (Guardian). 

DUNCAN,  Charles,  1855-8.  CI.  1-3.  s. 
of  Thomas  Duncan,  13  Comely  Bank. 

DUTHIE,  John  Firminger,  1855-8.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  12  May  1845;  s.  of  Rev. 
Archibald  Hamilton  Duthie,  R.  of 
Upper  Deal,  Kent. 

Marlborough  CoU.  1858-6^  ;  Jesus  CoU. 
Cantab,  1864-8  ;  Rustat  Schol.  ;  B.A.  1868  ; 
Cur.  Univ.  Herbarium,  Roy.  Botanic  Garden, 
Edin.,  1874-5 ;  Lect.  on  Botany  at  the  Roy. 
Agricultursil  Coll.,  Cirencester,  1S75;  Supt. 
Govt.  Gardens  at  Saharanpur,  N.W.P.,  1876- 
87  ;  Dir.  Botanical  Dept.  of  N.W.  and  C.I. 
18S7-1903 ;  Ass.  for  India  at  Herbarium 
of  Roy.  Botanic  Garden,  Kew.  Author : 
The  Field  and  Garden  Crops  of  the  N.W. 
Provinces  and  Oudh  (in  conjunction  with 
Sir  J.  Bamphylde  Fuller,  K.C.S.I.,  etc.), 
Parts  i.-iii. ;  The  Foder-grasses  of  Northern 
India;  The  Orchids  of  the  Western  Hima- 
laya ;    The  Flora   of    the   Upper  Gangetic 


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Plain,  vols.  i.  and  ii.,  etc.  etc.  F.L.S.  1875  ; 
m.  Mary  Maynard  Coape-Smith.  Address  : 
c/o  Delhi  and  London  Bank,  5  Bishopsgate, 
Lend.,  E.C. 

DYMOCK,  John  Gray,  1855-60.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  14  June  1844 ;  s.  of  Robert 
Lockhart  Dymock,  Proc.  Fis.  for 
Edin.,  19  George  Square. 

St.  Edmund's  Hall,  Oxon ;  d.  18  Jan.  1869. 

EWART,  Robert  William,  1859-60,  CI.  5. 
b.  23  May  1844  ;  s.  of  Robert  Ewart, 
Borgue  House,  Kirkcudbright. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Lt.-Col.  3rd  K.O.S.B. ;  Lt. 
1869;  Capt.  1874;  Maj.  1893;  ret.  as 
Hon.  Lt.-Col.  1894 ;  Mem.  Roy.  Company 
of  Archers,  1884;  Coronation  medal;  m.  (i) 
Catherine  Jane,  dau.  of  Thomas  Edmundson 
of  Nutwithcote,  Yorks ;  (2)  1872  Georgina 
Watson  Anderson,  Northfield,  Liberton.  Ad- 
dress: Kinnaird,  Gullane. 

FORDYCE,  Arthur  Dingwall,  1855-60. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1845;  s.  of  Capt.  A. 
Dingwall  Fordyce,  R.N.,  Brucklay 
Castle,  Aberdeenshire ;  XI. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ. ;  Lt.  78th  Highs. ;  En- 
sign, 1867;  Lt.  1870;  Adj.  1872;  d.  1877. 

GANTZ,  WiUiam  Sydenham,  1858-62. 
CI,  4-7.  Col.  Macdougall,  16  Claren- 
don Crescent  (Guardian), 

Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  1868;  Madras  Bar,  1868; 
practised  there  for  many  yrs. 

GORDON,  William,  1855-6.  CI.  1,  b. 
23  Sept,  1845 ;  s,  of  G,  Gordon, 
Edin,  and  St,  Andrews, 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  Russian  export  busi- 
ness in  Lond. ;  m.  1886  Kate  Thornton,  dau. 
of  D.  W.  Bowman,  C.E.,  Brazil.  Address: 
60  South  Street,  St.  Andrews. 

GRAY,  William  Crighton,  1855-9,  CI, 
1-4.  b,  1845 ;  s,  of  Mrs,  Gray,  9 
St,  Bernard's  Crescent. 

9th  Ft. ;   Ensign,  1865  ;   ret.  1869. 

GREIG,  John,  1855-7,  CI,  1,  2,  b, 
1  Sept,  1845 ;  s.  of  R,  Greig,  6  Pilrig 
Street. 

Lt.  in  army ;  afterwards  went  a  tour 
through  Canada  and  U.S.A.  ;  died  in 
Arizona. 

GREY,  Charles,  1856-8.  CI.  2,  3,  b. 
81  March  1846  ;  s,  of  Adm,  the  Hon. 
Sir  George  Grey,  Murrayfield  House, 

m.  Constance,  dau.  of  Chas.  W.  Goad  ;  d. 
29  Nov.  1896. 

GRISBROOKE,  Charles  Fleetwood, 
1858-60.     CI,   4,   5,     b.   1845 ;    s,   of 


C,  H.  Grisbrooke,  C.  of  Good  Hope ; 
Cricket  Ball,  1859. 

Killed  in  the  Boer  War,  c.  1900. 

HALL,  Burnett  Grieve,  1858-60.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1845;  s.  of  Maj.  Hall,  Portobello; 
Dux  CI,  M,  5,  1860. 

Col.  R.M.A.  ;  Ensign,  1861  ;  Lt.  1867 ; 
Capt.  1876  ;  Maj.  1882  ;  Lt.-Col.  1889  ;  CoL 
1895  ;  h.p.  1897  ;  ret.  1898. 

HANDYSIDE,  Hugh,  1857-9.  CI.  3,  4. 
b,  31  March  1844;  s,  of  William 
Handyside  of  Cornhill  House,  Biggar. 

Sheep  Farmer,  1S64,  in  N.S.W.  and 
Queensland  ;  1866  in  N.Z.  (ret.)  ;  J.P.  in 
N.Z.  ;  Chm.  Hawkes  Bay  Rabbit  Bd.  ; 
Mem.  Patangata  C.C.  ;  m.  (i)  Amelia  Ann, 
dau.  of  Col.  Archibald  Campbell,  Perth  ; 
(2)  Blanche  Leonora,  dau.  of  William 
Skinner,  W.S.,  Town  Clerk  of  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :  Dun-Aluinn,  Aberfeldy. 

HANDYSIDE,  John  Stewart,  1857-9. 
CI,  8,  4,  b,  7  Oct,  1845  ;  s,  of  Wilham 
Handyside  of  Cornhill  House,  Biggar, 

Runholder,  N.Z.  ;  m.  K.  M.  Fosbery, 
Clorane,  Co.  Limerick.  Address  :  Clive 
Grange,  Hawkes  Bay,  N.Z. 

HARRISON,  William  Alexander,  1855- 
60,  CI,  1-5.  b.  1845  ;  s.  of  Maj.  John 
Harrison,  Adj.  Roy.  Midlotliian  Yeo., 
18  Melville  Street. 

Mercantile  Marine;  afterwards  with  Ori- 
ental Bank,  Edin.  and  Lond. ;  finally  Man. 
in  Lond.  of  Bank  of  England  and  Spain ; 
d.  6  May  1895. 

HARVEY,  Wilham,  1855-6.  CI.  1.  s, 
of  WilUam  James  Harvey,  Carnousie, 
Turriff, 

d.  II  Jan.  1914. 

HENDERSON,  Alexander  Edward, 
1855-61.  CI,  1-6,  b,  30  Sept, 
1844 ;  s,  of  Prof,  William  Henderson, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  61  Northumberiand 
Street. 

M.A.  St.  Andrews ;  Advocate,  1868 ; 
Extra  A.D.  1873,  1880-4  •  reporter  on 
Scottish  Jurist,  and  afterwards  on  Session 
Cases,  1873-84 ;  Sheriff  Sub.  Fife  and 
Kinross  at  Cupar,  1884-98  ;  Renfrewshire, 
1 898- 1 900  ;  Lothians  and  Peebles,  1900-6; 
m.  Henrietta  Somerville,  dau.  of  Alexander 
Russel  of  the  Scotsman;  d.  17  July  1906; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  9. 

IIODSON,  Hubert  Courtney,  1855-9, 
CI.  1-3.  b,  19  Nov.  1847  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Dr.  Hodson,  Rector  of  E.A.  1854-69. 

Uppingham;  Registrar,  Consist.  Ct.  and 
Dio.  Lichfield  and  Archdeaconries  of  Stafford, 
Salop,  Stoke-on-Trent,  and  Derby;  m.  Elsie 
Maud    Abney,    dau.    of    Joseph    Paget    of 


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Stuffynwood, Derbyshire.    Address:  Abnalls, 
near  Lichfield. 

HUNTER,  Richard,  1858-60.     CI.  4,  5. 
b.   19  Jan.   1846;    s.   of  Surg.-Maj. 
Alexander  Hunter,  Madras  Army. 
C.E.  Madras;  d.  26  May  1867. 

HUNTER,  Thomas  Eraser,  1855-6.  Q.  1. 
b.  1844 ;  s.  of  W.  King  Hunter,  Well- 
field  House,  Duns. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  in  D.  R.  Macgregor's 
office,  Leith,  till  1864 ;  then  tea-planting 
in  Assam  till  1875  ;  returning  to  Scotland, 
sold  property  in  Assam,  and  in  1893  went  to 
Ccilifornia  fruit-growing ;  m.  1875  Louisa, 
dau.  of  Gen.  Sherer,  LA.  Address  :  The 
Bungalow,  Penryn,  Placer  Co.,  California. 

HUNTER,  William  Archibald,  1855-6. 
CI.  1.  b.  1842;  s.  of  W.  King 
Hunter,  Wellfield  House,  Duns. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.,  LL.B. ;  Sol.  1869  ; 
Agent  Roy.  Bank  of  Scot.,  Duns  ;  Sec.  and 
Treas.  of  Duns  Water  Co.  Ltd.  ;  Clerk  of 
Supply,  Berwickshire  ;  afterwards  Co.  Clerk 
and  Co.  Road  Clerk  ;  d.  20  March  1891  in 
Chicago. 

INGLIS,  Alexander  Wood,  1857-63.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  14  April  1845  ;  s.  of  Right 
Hon,  John  Inglis,  Lord  President  of 
the  Court  of  Session,  80  Abercromby 
Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  of  Glencorse ;  J. P.  Mid- 
lothian ;  Sec.  Bd.  of  Manufactures,  1882- 
1905.  Address:  30  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. , 
and  Logan  Bank,  Glencorse. 

INGLIS,  George  Lindsay,  1855-63.  CI. 
1-7.  s.  of  Mrs,  Inglis,  16  India 
Street,  and  Lasswade. 

JAMES,  Henry  N.  L.,  1858-60.  CI. 
4,  5.  s.  of  Dr.  James,  1  Great  Stuart 
Street ;  Dux  CI,  M.  4,  1859. 

JAMESON,  Andrew,  1855-62.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
5  July  1845 ;  s.  of  Andrew  Jameson, 
Sheriff  of  Aberdeen  and  Kincardine  ; 
English  Essay  Prize,  1862. 

St.  Andrews  Univ. ;  M.A.  1865 ;  XX. ;  Ad- 
vocate, 1870;  Q.C. ;  Jun.  Counsel  for  Dept. 
of  Woods  and  Forests,  1882-6;  Sheriff  of 
Roxburgh,  Berwick,  and  Selkirk,  1886-90  ; 
Sheriff  of  Ross,  Cromarty,  and  Sutherland, 
1890-1  ;  Sheriff  of  Perthshire,  1891-1905  ; 
Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice,  1905,  with 
Judicial  title  of  Lord  Ardwall ;  while  at  the 
Bar  apptd.  by  Govt,  as  Comr.  to  inquire 
into  working  of  Telephone  System  in  Glasg., 
and  Comr.  to  inquire  into  and  report  on 
the  constitution  of  a  Port  Sanitary  Dist.  for 
Glasg.  and  the  Clyde  ;  on  various  occasions 
elected  neutral  Chm.  of  ConciUation  Bd. 
of  Scottish  Coalmasters  and  Miners  to 
determine    rates    of    miners'    wages ;     also 


for  five  yrs.  a  Comr.  of  Northern  Light- 
houses, and  for  thirteen  yrs.  a  Comr.  of 
Prisons  in  Scot.  ;  Dir.  E.A.  1881-1911  ; 
LL.D.  St.  Andrews,  1905 ;  m.  1875  Chris- 
tian Robison,  dau.  of  John  Gordon  Brown, 
Lochanhead,  and  niece  of  Walter  M'Culloch 
of  Ardwall ;  d.  21  Nov.  191 1  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xii.  51  and  xix.  46. 

KER,  John  Ronald,   1857-61.     CI.   3-6. 
b.  7  Feb.  1847;    s.  of  Robert  Ker, 
Auchenraith,  Hamilton, 
Glasg.  Univ.  ;   d.  26  Oct.  1867. 

KERR,    David,    1857-61.     CI.    3-6.     b. 
8  Feb.  1846;    s.  of  David  Kerr,  21 
Warriston  Crescent, 
d.  23  Jan.  1862. 

KERR,  Robert  Henry,  1855-61,  CI.  1-6. 
b.  18  Aug.  1844  ;  s.  of  C.  J.  Kerr, 
Edin.  and  Glasg.  Jt.  Stock  Bank,  45 
Albany  Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  apprentice,  Craig  and  Rose, 
Oil  Merchants,  Leith  ;  with  E.I.  Merchants, 
Lond.,  Corn  Merchants,  Leeds,  Account- 
ants, Newcastle-on-Tyne ;  Accountant  to 
Fred  Green  and  Co.,  Shipbrokers,  Lond., 
till  1893  ;  m.  Sophie  Blackwell,  widow  of 
A.  H.  East.  Address:  Denbigh,  Bedford 
Avenue,  High  Bamet,  Herts. 

KERR,  Thomas,  1855-8.  Q.  1-3.  Mrs. 
Renwick,  39  Charlotte  Square  (Guar- 
dian). 

LINDESAY,  George,  1855-9.  CI.  1-4.  s. 
of  James  Lindesay,  Leith. 

Address:  Halls  Alle  10,  Copenhagen,  Den- 
mark. 

LORIMER,  P.  A.,  1855-9.  CI.  1-4, 
s,  of  Mrs,  Lorimer,  39  Northumber- 
land Street, 

LYALL,  Robert  James,  1859-61,  CI, 
5,  6.  b.  1845;  s,  of  Charles  Lyall, 
Kincraig,  Brechin ;  Dux  CI,  M.  6, 
1861, 

Factor,  Powis,  Maryton,  Montrose  ;  d. 

LYONS,  Alfred  Richard,  1855-6.     CI.  1. 

MACDONALD,  Harry,  1858-61.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  30  April  1845  ;  s,  of  Harry  Mac- 
donald,  Viewfield,  Portree. 

Indigo-planter  and  proprietor  of  estates 
in  India  up  to  date  of  death ;  proprietor  of 
Treaslane  estate  in  Skye  and  of  Viewfield 
House,  Portree ;  m.  Flora  Macldnnon  Kyle, 
Isle  of  Skye  ;   d.  April  1904. 

MACFARLANE,  John,  1855-60.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  7  Oct.  1845;  s.  of  Very  Rev. 
James    Macfarlane,    D,D,,    Min.    of 


210     DR.  HARVEY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  CARMICIIAEL'S)  CLASS,  1853-62 


Duddingston,   Mod.  G.A.  of    Ch.   of 
Scot.  1865. 
d.  4  May  187S. 

MACGEORGE,  William  John,  1856-60. 
CI.  2-5.  s.  of  R.  F.  MacGeorge, 
47  Melville  Street. 

M'GOWAN,  Robert,  1859-61.  CI.  M.  5, 
M.  6.  b.  25  Nov.  1844 ;  s.  of  William 
M'Gowan,  M.D.,  Alloa ;  Ferguson 
Medal,  1860  ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1861  ; 
best  in  Math,  in  whole  School,  1861. 

Edin.  Univ.  1 861-2  ;  business  in  Liver- 
pool; afterwards  farmer.  Address:  8  Suc- 
coth  Gardens,  JIurrayfield. 

MACGREGOR,  Alexander,  1855-61.  CI. 
1-5.  s.  of  Capt.  MacGregor,  India, 
56  Inverleith  Row. 

M'lVER,  Duncan  Davidson,  1857-60. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  20  July  1844;  s.  of 
Evander  M'lver,  Scourie,  by  Lairg. 

Squatter  in  Queensland,  1878-95 ;  S.  his 
father  as  agent  for  Duke  of  Westminster, 
1903  ;  m.  Florence  M.  Eastwood  of  Ballarat, 
Australia.     Address:  Scourie,  Lairg,  N.B. 

MACKIE,  Nicolson,  1859-60.  CI.  5.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Mackie,  24  Gardner's  Cres- 
cent. 

MACKINTOSH,  Ernest,  1856-9.  CI.  2-4. 
s.  of  Alexander  Mackintosh,  Hastings 
Street,  Calcutta. 

MACKINTOSH,  William  John,  1856-9. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  14  July  1845 ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Mackintosh,  Hastings  Street, 
Calcutta. 

Lt.-Col.  R.A.  ;  Lt.  1867  ;  Capt.  1878  ; 
Maj.  1884;  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  (ret.),  1887. 

MAITLAND,  Edward  Francis,  1855-60. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  4  Sept.  1845 ;  s.  of  Right 
Hon.  Edward  Francis  Maitland,  Sol.- 
Gen.  for  Scot.,  afterwards  Lord  Bar- 
caple.  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Merchant,  Dundee;  m.  Mary  E.  Baxter. 
Address  :  St.  Helens,  Dundee. 

MARR,  John,  1855-61.  CI.  1-6.  b.  24 
Oct.  1846 ;  s.  of  Dr.  James  Marr, 
F.R.C.S.E.,  5  Brandon  Street. 

Farmer.  Address  :  Glendale,  Inglewood, 
Taranaki,  N.Z. 

MEIKLEJOHN,  Alexander  James,  1857- 
8.  CI.  3.  Rev.  Dr.  Bryce,  Leven  Bank, 
Whitehouse  Gardens  (Guardian). 

MEIKLEJOHN,  WiUiam  H.,  1855-6. 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Mrs.  Meiklejohn,  14 
Torphichen  Street. 


MIDDLEMASS,  John,  1856-7.  CI.  2.  s. 
of  R.  H.  Middlemass,  14  Henderson 
Row. 

MOIR,  John  Wilson,  1859-60.  CI.  5. 
b.  1843  ;  s.  of  Dr.  David  Macbeth 
Moir  ('Delta'),  Musselburgh;  XX. 
and  XL 

Edin.  Univ.  and  R.C.S.E. ;  1866  L.R.C.S.E., 
M.B.,  and  CM.;  1868  M.D. ;  1866  Ho. 
Surg,  and  Phys.  Roy.  Inf.  ;  1866  Pres.  Roy. 
Med.  Soc. ;  1867  Ho.  Phys.  Roy.  Maternity 
Hosp.  ;  won  High  Jump  and  Hurdles  at 
first  Univ.  Meeting,  1866  ;  XI.  ;  in  med. 
practice,  St.  Andrews,  from  1871  ;  1871 
Hon.  Med.  Off.  to  Memorial  Cottage  Hosp., 
St.  Andrews;  ret.  1902  and  apptd.  Hon. 
Med.  Supt.  ;  1875  Admiralty  Surg,  and 
Agent,  St.  Andrews;  1877  Med.  Off.  to 
St.  Andrews  Sch.  for  Girls  (St.  Leonard's 
and  St.  Katharine's) ;  1881  Med.  Oflf.  to  St. 
Salvator's  Sch.  for  Boys  and  St.  Andrews 
P.O.;  1888  Surg. -Capt.  ist  Fifeshire  Vol. 
R.G.A.,  1908  ret.  as  Surg.  Lt.-Col.  (V.D.) ; 
1904  J. P.  Fifeshire;  m.  Helen  A.  L.  Fowler, 
Walliscote  House  Whitchurch,  Berks.  Ad- 
dress: 15  Howard  Place,  St.  Andrews. 

MUIR,  John  Fairhe,  1855-8.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  19  March  1845  ;  s.  of  Sir  WiUiam 
Muir,  K.C.S.I.,  D.C.L. 

Rugby  ;  I.C.S.  (ret.)  ;  m.  Edith,  dau.  of 
Sir  George  Wingate,  K.C.S.I.  Address : 
Crofton  Lodge,  The  Park,  Cheltenham. 

MURRAY,  Loraine,  1858-60.  CI.  4>,  5. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Murray,  11  Pitt  Street, 
Portobello. 

MYERS,  William  Wykeham,  1858-60. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  16  Feb.  1846;  s.  of 
William  Robertson  Myers,  Ex.  Sec. 
to  Govt,  and  P.C.  of  Jamaica. 

Edin.  and  Glasg.  Univ.  ;  M.B.  and  CM. 
Glasg.  1868  ;  spent  a  short  term  in  sea 
service,  arriving  in  China  1869,  when  apptd. 
Med.  Off.  H.M.'s  Consulate  and  H.I.  Ch. 
M.'s  Customs,  Foochow,  subsequently  fill- 
ing similar  positions  at  Chefoo,  Wenchow, 
and  South  Formosa;  1901  transferred  to 
same  posts  at  Pagoda  Anchorage  (Foochow)  ; 
served  as  Med.  Off.  in  charge  of  R.M.  de- 
tachment landed  at  Anping,  South  For- 
mosa, for  protection  of  foreigners  against 
the  '  Black  Flags  '  during  the  Chino- Japanese 
War,  and  afterwards  on  H.M.S.  '  Tweed ' 
until  end  of  campaign ;  PoUt.  Adviser  to 
Japan  (for  Formosa)  after  annexation  of  the 
island  ;  with  China  Expeditionary  Force 
for  reUef  of  Pekin  in  1900  under  Gen. 
Gazelee,  with  local  rank  of  Maj.  (medal  and 
clasp)  ;  selected  for  special  med.  services 
after  battles  of  Pei-Tsun  and  Yang-Tsun, 
and  received  acknowledgments  in  a  special 
desp.  from  Gen.  Comdg.-in-Chf.  ;  for  several 
years  in  charge  of  David  Manson  Memorial 
Hosp.,  Takow,  S.  Formosa,  and  engaged  in 
research  work  on  tropical  blood  diseases, 
plague,  and  especially  malaria ;  author  of 
various  communications  on  these  subjects 


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to  Med.  Socs.,  Press,  and  Chinese  Customs 
Med.  publications ;  British  Vice-Consul  at 
Pagoda  Island,  officiating  in  H.M.'s  Con- 
sular Agency  there ;  Chevalier  of  the  Im- 
perial Japanese  Order  of  the  Rising  Sun ; 
m.  1872  Alice  May,  dau.  of  Wm.  Jones 
of  I-iverpool.  Address :  H.B.M.'s  Consu- 
lar Agency,  Pagoda  Anchorage,  Foochow, 
China. 

NEAVES,  James  Macdonald,  1855-9. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1845  ;  s.  of  Hon.  Charles 
(Lord)  Neaves,  Senator  of  Coll.  of 
Justice,  7  Charlotte  Square. 

Rugby ;  St.  Andrews  Univ. ;  d.  Nov.  1885. 

NEWBIGGING,  William,  1855-9.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  10  July  1844;  s.  of  Dr. 
Newbigging,  29  Heriot  Row. 

Lt.-Col.  Manchester  Regt.  ;  2nd  Lt. 
1863  ;  Lt.  1867  ;  Capt.  1871  ;  Maj.  i88i  ; 
Lt.-Col.  (ret.)  1883;  served  with  2nd  Batt. 
Manchester  Regt.  throughout  Egyptian 
War  of  1882  (medal  and  Khedive's  star). 
Address  :    124  Lexham  Gardens,  Lond.,  W. 

ORR,  John  Cave,  1855-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  20  June  1842 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Orr,  30  Broughton  Place. 

Landed  in  Calcutta,  1858 ;  Barr.  High 
Court,  1864,  and  partner  in  Lyons,  Dodd 
and  Orr,  1864-81;  1881-7  partner  in 
Barrow  and  Orr,  which  on  death  of  his 
partner  became  Orr,  Johnstone  and  Robert- 
son, and  subsequently  Orr,  Robertson  and 
Burton  ;  ret.  1904  ;  m.  Lucy,  y.  dau.  of 
the  Ven.  John  Williams,  Archd.  of  Cardigan, 
first  Rector  of  E.A.  ;   d.  2  April  1907. 

PARISH,  John,  1859-60.  CI.  5.  Rev. 
D.  F.  Sandford,  Ashfield  Cottage, 
Greenhill  Gardens  (Guardian). 

PATERSON,  James,  1855-61.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1  April  1845  ;  s.  of  Adam  Paterson, 
W.S.,  of  Whitelee,  36  Heriot  Row; 
XI. 

Of  Whitelee,  Roxburghshire  ;  W.S.  1868  ; 
m.  (i)  Mary  Frances  Hester,  dau.  of  Sir 
Edmund  Samuel  Hayes,  Bart.,  of  Drumboe 
Castle,  Co.  Donegal ;  (2)  Minna,  dau.  of 
Adm.  Hodgkinson;  d.  7  Dec.  1888. 

PATON,  Robert  EUiot,  1855-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  20  Oct.  1843  ;  s.  of  John  Paton  of 
Crailing,  7  London  Street. 

Estanciero,  Argentine ;  m.  Eleanor  Isa- 
bella, dau.  of  James  Russell.  Address : 
53  Christchurch  Road,  Bournemouth. 

PHILLIPS,  Lewis,  1856-61.  CI.  2-6.  b. 
23  Feb.  1845  ;  s.  of  G.  L.  Phillips, 
Merchant,  Jamaica. 

Planter  in  Jamaica  ;  m.  Ellen  Harvey, 
Kingston,  Jamaica  ;   d.  2  Jan.  1910. 


PRINGLE,  Edward  Hamilton,  1856-7. 
CI.  2.  s.  of  Mark  Pringle,  34  Danube 
Street. 

PRINGLE,  Robert,  1855-61.  CI.  1-6. 
28  Jan.  1845  ;  s.  of  Robert  Pringle, 
W.S.,  of  Symington,  Midlothian ;  XX. 

St.  Andrews  and  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ; 
A.F.C.  1861-9;  W.S.  1872,  of  Pringle  and 
Clay,  W.S. ;  Sol.  to  H.M.  Customs,  1881, 
and  Fishmongers  Co.  of  Lond.,  etc.  ;  m. 
1870  Catherine,  o.  dau.  of  Robert  William 
Jameson,  W.S.  Address:  18  Rutland  Square, 
Edin. 

PURDON,  Simon  Godfrey,  1857-8.  CI.  3. 
b.  11  Sept.  1844  ;  s.  of  S.  G.  Purdon, 
Tinerana  House,  Killaloe,  Co.  Clare. 

Bonn,  1858-9  ;  Dr.  Stackpoole's,  Kings- 
town, Co.  Dublin,  1859-62  ;  agent  for 
owners  of  coffee  and  tea  plantations  ia 
Ceylon,  1863-1905  ;  d.  2  Feb.  1909. 


RAIT,    Crichton    S.,    1858-61.     CI. 
s.  of  Robert  Rait,  N.Y. ;  XI. 

Merchant,  N.Y. 


4-6. 


REID,  Lestock  Durie,  1855-8.    CI.  1-3.    s, 
of  Col.  Reid,  H.E.I.C.S. 
I.C.S.  (uncovenanted). 

RHIND,  William,  1859-61.  CI.  5,  6.  b, 
11  Aug.  1844;  s.  of  William  Rhind, 
25  Great  Underbank,  Stockport. 

Man.  Standard  Bank  of  So.  Africa,  Graaf 
Reinet,  Cape  Colony  ;  m.  Emma,  dau.  of 
Rev.  Joseph  Taylor,  M.A. ;   d.  1877. 

RICHARDSON,  Ralph,  1857-61.  CI. 
8-6.  b.  22  Nov.  1845  ;  s.  of  James 
Richardson,  F.R.S.E.,  16  Coates  Cres- 
cent. 

Kreuz  Schule,  Dresden,  1862 ;  Edin. 
Univ.  and  College  de  France,  Paris ;  W.S. 
1869  ;  H.M.  Corny.  Clerk  of  Edin.  1883  ; 
F.R.G.S.  (Hon.  Sec.  from  its  foundation, 
1884)  ;  Hon.  Sec.  Edin.  Geolog.  Soc.  1872- 
80,  Vice-Pres.  1880-90,  Pres.  1906 -S. 
Author  :  George  Morland,  Painter,  London 
(2nd  ed.  1901)  ;  George  Morland's  Pictures, 
their  present  Possessors,  with  Details  of 
the  Collections,  1897 ;  Coutts  and  Co., 
Bankers,  Edinburgh  and  London  (2nd  ed. 
1901) ;  Cranmer,  Primate  of  cill  England,  a 
Historical  Drama,  1906;  The  Land  of  Scott 
(Melrose,  Abbotsford,  etc.),  3rd  ed.  1908.  m. 
Melville  Elizabeth,  e.  dau.  of  Andrew  Flem- 
ing, M.D.,  Dep.  Surg.-Gen.  I. A.  Address: 
10  Magdala  Place,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Thomas  Shute,  1855-62. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1845  ;  s.  of  James  Robert- 
son, 28  Dundas  Street ;  Dux  of  CI.  1, 
2,  3,  4,  5,  and  6  and  of  whole  School, 
1862 ;  best  in  French,  Latin  Prose,  and 
Verse,  Greek  Prose  and  French  Comp., 


212    DR.  HARVEY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  CARMICHAEL'S)  CLASS,  1855-62 


a.  7,  1862  ;    Prize  for  best  in  Greek 
Testament,  1862, 

B.A.  Oxon  (BaU.  Coll.  1864-8)  ;  Bare. 
Line.  Inn,  1871  ;  Ass.  Sec.  and  Sen.  Ex- 
aminer, Scotch  Education  Dept.,  Dover 
House,  WhitehaU;  d.  2  Dec.  1899;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  vii.  35. 

ROE,  Charles  Fox,  1859-61.     CI.  5,  6. 

b.  24  Sept.  1844 ;  s.  of  Thomas  Roe, 
Derby. 

St.  John's  Coll.  Cantab;  Barr.,  Midland 
Circuit;  Maj.  Middlesex  Engineers;  d.  2 
Sept.  1908. 

ROLLAND,  Charles  WiUiam,  1856-7. 
CI.  2.  b.  7  Feb.  1844  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Charles  William  RoUand,  Madras 
Art.,  32  Dundas  Street. 

Resided  in  India  (Mysore)  on  his  coffee 
estates,  1 864-1904 ;  m.  Ellen  Grey  ;  d. 
21  Jan.  1911. 

ROLLAND,  James  Henry,  1855-8.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  3  Aug.  1844 ;  s.  of  James 
RoUand,  W.S.,  29  Melville  Street. 

Went  to  N.Z.  1859  ;  engaged  on  sheep 
stations  there  until  his  final  return  to  Scot. 
1884;  d.  28  Sept.  1909. 

ROSS,  Robert  Peel,  1855-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Horatio  Ross  of  Gledfield,  Bonar 
Bridge,  8  Greenhill  Gardens. 

Minister  (ret.).  Address:  Druim,  Drum- 
mond,  Inverness. 

SANDERSON,  Walter  Middlemass,  1859- 
60.  CI.  5.  b.  3  July  1844;  s.  of 
Dr.  James  Sanderson,  Dep.  Insp.-Gen. 
Hosp.,  Madras  Army,  89  Drummond 
Place;   XX. 

A.F.C.  ;  Coffee-planter,  S.  Mysore,  India  ; 
d.  15  May  1882. 

SAVI,  WilUam  B.,  1855-8.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
9  April  1843;  s.  of  T.  Savi,  Mois- 
gunge,  Bengal ;   XI. 

Indian  Police,  1864 ;  after  serving  in  vari- 
ous grades  apptd.  Comdt.  Assam  Frontier 
Police,  which  he  commanded  in  Looshai 
campaign  and  Naga  campaign  of  1879-80; 
also  served  in  Bhootan  War,  1864-5  (India 
medal  with  clasps  for  Naga  and  Bhootan) ; 
ret.  1896;  d.  15  June  1898. 

SCOTT,  James  Henry,  1855-61.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1845  ;  s.  of  Charles  Cuningham 
Scott,  Halkshill,  Largs,  Ayrshire ; 
XI.  1861  ;    XX.  1860-1. 

Of  Eredine,  Argyllshire ;  Merchant  in 
China,  afterwards  in  Lond. ;  m.  (i)  Emily, 
3rd  dau.  of  Rev.  James  Yuill;  (2)  Mina, 
dau.  of  Colin  Hinton  Dunlop ;  d.  22  Oct.  1912. 

SETON,  Matthew,  1858-9.  CI.  4.  b. 
26  May  1844 ;  s.  of  Sir  William  Coote 


Seton,     Bart.,    of     Pitmedden,    and 
Grange  Bank,  Morningside. 

Barr.,  Lond.  ;  m.  1877  Therese  Prudence 
Rose,  o.  dau.  of  Pierre  Bonnet,  Paris ;  d. 
25  June  1887. 

SETON,  Robert,  1856-7.  CI.  2.  b. 
1845  ;  s.  of  Robert  Seton,  Bookseller, 
121  Princes  Street. 

SHEPHERD,  Alexander,  1859-61.  CI. 
5,  6.  s.  of  Capt.  Thomas  Shepherd, 
ICirkville,  Aberdeenshire. 

SHOWERS,  Howe  Frederick,  1857-8. 
CI.  3.  b,  1845;  s.  of  Brig. -Gen. 
Showers,  LA. 

Maj.  B.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1st  Punjab  N.I. 
1861  ;  Lt.  1862 ;  Capt.  1868 ;  killed  in 
Beloochistan,  1S79. 

SINCLAIR,  Duncan,  1856-7.  CI.  2.  s. 
of  Rev.  D.  M.  Sinclair,  Austraha. 

SMITH,  Hamilton  Pvm,  afterwards  Freer- 
Smith,  1855-8.  CI.  1-3.  b.  29  March 
1845;  s.  of  Adam  Freer -Smith  of 
Galston,  12  Darnaway  Street. 

Kt.  1905 ;  C.S.I.  1910 ;  Comm.  R.N. 
(ret.)  ;  Cadet  R.N.  1859 ;  present  at 
capture  of  Vera  Cruz,  1861  ;  on  '  Perseus  '  at 
attacks  on  batteries  at  Kagosima  (Japan), 
1863,  and  engagement  at  Simonisaki,  1864  ; 
1st  Lieut,  and  Actg.  Comm.  'Daphne,' 
1872-3,  when  the  thanks  of  the  Admiralty 
were  conveyed  for  the  efiicient  work  done 
by  that  ship  in  suppressing  the  slave  trade 
on  the  E.  Coast  of  Africa ;  passed  C.S. 
Exam.  ;  appointed  one  of  H.M.  Insp.  of 
Factories  (Home  Office),  1875  ;  Mem.  and 
Sec.  Home  Office  Comtee.  on  Dangerous 
Trades,  1895-9  ;  Suptg.  Insp.  for  Dangerous 
Trades  and  Machinery,  Home  Office,  1893- 
1906 ;  specially  thanked  for  services  by 
successive  Sees,  of  State;  Pres.  Indian 
Factory  Labour  Comtee.  1906-7;  thanked 
by  Sec.  of  State  and  Govt,  of  India ;  Chm. 
Home  Office  Comtee.  on  Humidity  and 
Ventilation  of  Cotton  Cloth  Factories, 
1908 ;  assumed  the  name  and  arms  of 
Freer  in  addition  to  Smith  under  Roy. 
Letters  Patent;  m.  (i)  Constance  Emily, 
dau.  of  G.  E.  Bagnall  of  Cheltenham;  (2) 
Selina  Kingsford,  dau.  of  George  Wilson  of 
Tapton  Hall,  Sheffield.  Address:  Benwell, 
Sunbury,  Middlesex. 

STARK,  John  Howard,  1857-61.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  24  Aug.  1845  ;  s.  of  James 
Stark  of  Huntfield,  near  Biggar, 
M.D.,  Supt.  Statistical  Dept.  Gen. 
Register  House,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  1865  ;  founder  and 
first  Hon.  Sec.  E.U.B.C. ;   d.  20  Oct.  1868. 

STEVENSON,  George,  1855-60.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  23  Aug.  1845  ;  s.  of  Dr.  James 
Stevenson,  H.E.I.C.S.,  11  St.  Bernard's 
Crescent. 


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C.A.  1870;  went  to  N.Z.  1872;  Account- 
ant to  RusseU,  Ritchie  and  Co.,  and  Murray, 
Common  and  Co.  tiU  1884;  thereafter 
farmer  (pastoral),  Poverty  Bay  dist.  Ad- 
dress: Waiohika,  Gisborne,  N.Z. 

SYDNEY,  Henry,  1855-9.    CI.  1-4.    s.  of 
Mrs.  Sydney,  7  Maitland  Street. 

WALKER,  Charles  Warren,  1855-6.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Walker,  20  Pitt  Street. 

WICHT,  John  Frederick,  1857-8.     CI.  3. 
From  C.  of  Good  Hope. 

WICHT,    John    Henry,    1857-8.     CI.    3. 
From  C.  of  Good  Hope. 

WILSON,  Charles  G.,  1855-7.     CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Wilson,  21  Maitland  Street. 


WOOD.  William,  1855-61.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
9  Feb.  1845  ;  s.  of  John  Gillespie 
Wood,  M.D.,  Dep.  Insp.-Gen.  of 
Hosp. 

Col.  Essex  Regt.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1863 ;  Lt. 
1869 ;  Capt.  1875 ;  Maj.  1882 ;  Lt.-Col. 
1891  ;  Col.  1899  ;  ret.  1902 ;  m.  Mrs.  Edg- 
cumbe,  widow  of  Capt.  Edgcumbe.  Address : 
Edgcumbe,  Milton  Abbot,  near  Tavistock. 

WRIGHT,  David,  1858-60.  CI.  4,  5. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Wright,  68  Broughton 
Street. 

WRIGHT,  James  Christie,  1855-60.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  7  Aug.  1845  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Wright,  12  Pitt  Street  and  8  Fettes 
Row. 

Cofiee-planter,  Ceylon  ;   d.  18  April  1868. 


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ADAM,  George  Seymour,  1857-62.     CI. 
2-6.     b.  26  May  1846  ;    s.  of  Patrick 
Adam,  S.S.C,  9  Brandon  Street. 
W.S.  1871  ;   d.  13  May  1875. 

ANDERSON,  Charles  George,  1857-9. 
CI.  2,  3.  s.  of  Charles  Anderson, 
2  North-east  Circus  Place ;  d. 

ANDERSON,  Henry  Inglis,  1859-62. 
CI.  4-6.  s.  of  Gen.  Anderson,  Edge- 
hill  House,  Dean  Park;  Dux  CI. 
M.  6,  1862. 

AULD,  Hugh,  1856-60.  CI.  1-4.  b.  25 
March  1845;  s.  of  John  Auld,  W.S., 
10  Duke  Street. 

W.S.  1871  ;  m.  1893  Isabella  Pearson, 
dau.  of  Houstoun  Stewart  Wallace,  Minden, 
Peebles  ;   d.  13  Nov.  1902. 

AYTOUN,  Robert,  1856-60.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
22  July  1846 ;  s.  of  Robert  Aytoun, 
W.S.,  3  Fettes  Row. 

Edin.  Univ.;  A.M.I.C.E.  1885;  engineer 
in  charge  of  the  North  Bay  Improvements 
Works,  Scarborough,  til!  completion,  1890  ; 
m.  Mary  Forbes,  dau.  of  Alexander  Laing, 
Aberdeen.  Address:  34  Cranbourne Terrace, 
Stockton-on-Tees. 

BAIN,  James,  1857-60.  CI.  2-4.  b.  7 
May*  1845 ;  s.  of  William  Bain, 
Man.  City  of  Glasg.  Bank,  6  Inverleith 
Row. 

Merchant ;  m.  Janet  Graham,  Maxton, 
Roxburghshire.  Address:  12  Netherhall 
Gardens,  Hampstead,  Lond.,  N.W. 


BALFOUR,  James  Heriot,  now  Balfour- 
Melville,  1856-61.  CI.  1-5.  b.  8 
July  1845 ;  s.  of  James  Balfour- 
MelviUe,  W.S.,  58  Great  King  Street 
and  13  Eton  Terrace. 

Of  Strathkinness ;  W.S.  1873;  m.  1878 
Mary  Louisa,  e.  dau.  of  Sir  David  Dundas 
of  Beechwood  and  Dunira,  Bart. ;  d.  9  Dec. 
1913  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  63. 

BALLANTYNE,  Alexander  John,1858-9. 
CI.  3.  b.  8  Sept.  1845 ;  s.  of  James 
R.  Ballantyne,  LL.D.,  Prin.  of  Govt. 
Coll.  Benares,  India. 

Lieut.  R.N.  ;   d.  30  July  1878. 

BANNERMAN,  Alexander  D'Arcy,  1859- 
63.  CI.  4-7.  b.  27  Feb.  1848  ;  s.  of 
Patrick  Wilson  Bannerman,  Advocate, 
Aberdeen ;  XL,  XX. 

Wine  Merchant ;  Mang.  Partner  Cockburn 
and  Campbell,  Edin.  Address  :  13  Great 
King  Street,  Edin. 

BELL,  Charles  Edward,  1856-7.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Bell,  33  East  Claremont 
Street, 

BRODIE,  Robert  John,  1856-7.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  A.  W.  Brodie,  13  East  Claremont 
Street. 

BROWN,  Alexander  More,  1856-60.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  9  Jan.  1846 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
A.  W.  Brown,  F.  St.  Bernard's  Ch., 
Deanbank  Lodge. 

Coffee-planter,  Ceylon  ;   d.  5  Feb.  1877. 


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BROWN,  Henry,  1856-62.  CI.  1-6.  s. 
of  Robert  Brown  of  P'irth,  29  George 
Square. 

BROWN,  James  Carnac,  1856-7.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Robert  Brown,  27  Royal  Terraee. 

CAMPBELL,  John  Archibald,  1859-60. 
CI.  4.  b.  9  April  1844  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Duncan  Campbell,  North  Knapdale. 

M.D.,  CM.  Glasg.  1865 ;  F.R.S.E.  ; 
Pres.  Psychological  Sect.  Brit.  Med.  Assoc. 
1896 ;  late  Supt.  Cumberland  and  West- 
morland Cos.  Asyl.  and  Ass.  Med.  Ofi. 
Co.  Durham  Asyl. ;  contributed  extensively 
to  the  Lancet  and  Journ.  of  Mental  Science 
on  the  treatment  of  insanity ;  m.  M. 
Clouston  of  Uist,  niece  of  Sir  Thomas 
Clouston,  M.D. ;   d.  25  Oct.  1906. 

CAMPBELL,  Lorn  Robert  Henry  Diek, 
1857-61.  CI.  2-5.  b.  14  Feb.  1846  ; 
s.  of  Maj.-Gcn.  Archibald  Lorn  Camp- 
bell, Bengal  Cav. 

Maj.-Gen.  I.S.C. ;  C.B. ;  Ensign  19th  Regt. 
1863;  Capt.  I.S.C.  1875;  Maj.  1883;  Lt.- 
Col.  1889;  Brev.  Col.  1895;  Col.  1899;  Hon. 
Maj.-Gen.  1903;  ret.  1904;  served  in  Hazara 
campaign,  1868  (medal  with  clasp) ;  Dour 
Valley,  1872  ;  Afghan  War,  1878-9  ;  action 
of  Baghas  (medal  with  clasp,  thrice  desp.)  ; 
Mahsood  Wazeeree  exped.  1881  (medal 
with  clasp)  ;  China,  1900-1  ;  commanded 
Lines  of  Communication  (C.B.,  desp.,  medal 
with  clasp) ;  commanded  Bundelkund  dist. 
1901-3  ;  Col.  48th  Dogras,  1904 ;  ra.  1873 
Amelia  Francis  Stanhope,  dau.  of  Edwyn 
Stanhope  Whitehouse. 

CAMPBELL,  Neil,  1854-5  and  1858-60. 
CI.  1-4.     b.  18  July  1844  ;   s.  of  Colin 
Campbell  of  Achnacloich  and  Caolas. 
Edin.  Univ.  1861-2  ;   d.  31  July  1862. 

CAMPION,  George,  1859-63,  CI.  4-7.  b. 
1846  ;  s.  of  George  Campion,  Lond. 

Advocate,  1872  ;  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Argyll- 
shire at  Inveraray,  1870-90;  Dumfriesshire, 
1890;  m.  Mary  Janet,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Lorimer  of  Locharwoods,  and  widow  of 
C.  Scott,  Dumfries.  Address:  Larkfield, 
Dumfries. 

CAVAYE,  William  Frederick,  1859-62. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  15  Dec.  1845  ;  s.  of  Gen. 
W.  Cavaye,  12  Royal  Circus. 

Old  Charlton  Sch.,  Kent ;  Sandhurst ; 
Col.  2nd  Batt.  Roy.  Sussex  Regt.  ;  comdg. 
Middlesex  Brig.;  2nd  Lt.  1865;  Lt.  1867; 
Capt.  1874 ;  Maj.  1881  ;  Lt.-Col.  1883 ; 
Col.  1887 ;  ret.  1902 ;  Mil.  Sec.  to  H.R.H. 
the  Duke  of  Connaught,  K.G.,  when  Com.- 
in-Chf.,  Bombay  ;  A.A.G.  and  Chf.  of  Staff, 
S.  Dist.,  Eng.  ;  commanded  35th  Reg.  Dist. 
(Sussex);  served  in  S.  African  War,  1879; 
took  part  in  Zulu  campaign  (medal  with 
clasp) ;  served  in  S.  African  War,  1899-1902  ; 
Spec.  Serv.  Off.  (including  appointment  as 


Comdt.  Kuruman  Dist.) ;  afterwards  Comdt. 
of  a  Colonial  Defence  Area  and  in  command 
of  Western  Dist.  (King's  medal  with  two 
clasps) ;  Mem.  Lond.  C.C.  for  S.  Kensing- 
ton ;  late  Mayor  roy.  burgh  of  Kensington ; 
ra.  Ada  Mary,  y.  dau.  of  Col.  the  Right  Hon. 
Sir  Walter  Barttelot,  P.C,  M.P.,  ist  Bart, 
of  Stopham,  Pulborough,  Sussex.  Address  : 
40  Egerton  Crescent,  Lend.,  S.W.,  and 
Birchenbridge,  Horsham,  Sussex. 

CHIENE,  George  Todd,  1856-62.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  80  Oct.  1845  ;  s.  of  G.  T. 
Chiene,  C.A.,  27  Northimiberland 
Street ;   XX.  and  XL 

Edin.  and  St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  A.F.C. 
(Capt.  1867-8)  ;  C.A.  Edin.  1869  ;  m. 
Annie,  dau.  of  George  Cox  of  Gorgie ;  d. 
5  Sept.  1900. 

COLLETT,  Hugh,  1856-9.  CI.  1-3.  s. 
of  A.  B.  Collett  (India). 

COOK,  George,  1856-61.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
30  Aug.  1846  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Dr.  George 
Cook,  Govt.  Chap,  at  Bombay,  after- 
wards Min.  of  Borgue. 

M.A.  1866,  B.D.  1868,  Edin.  Univ. ; 
Min.  of  Longformacus,  Berwickshire,  1871  ; 
m.  Helen,  dau.  of  Walter  Scott  Lorraine 
of  Loaningdale,  Lanarkshire ;  d.  25  March 
1891. 

COOPER,  Thomas  Hall,  1857-8.  CI.  2. 
b.  31  March  1844 ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Cooper,  8  Blacket  Place. 

Merchant,  of  Thomas  Cooper  and  Co., 
Edin. ;  m.  Annie  O.,  y.  dau.  of  James 
Lindsay,  Drydenbank,  Loanhead ;  d.  13 
March  1910. 

COOPER,  WiUiam  Samuel,  1856-62. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  27  July  1846 ;  s.  of 
William    Cooper,    W.S.,    of   Failford, 

Ayrshire. 

M.A.  St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  LL.B.  and 
LL.M.  Trin.  Hall,  Cantab  ;  Advocate,  1871  ; 
of  Failford,  Ayrshire;  J. P.  and  D.L. ;  Maj. 
Ayrshire  Yeo. ;  m.  1878  Amy  Frances,  dau. 
of  Lt.-Col.  Robert  Gordon,  A.G.  Madras 
Army  ;   d.  27  Aug.  1884. 

CORMACK,  Magnus,  1856-7.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  William  Connack,  Granton. 

CRICHTON,  Andrew  Coventry  Maitland 
Makgill,  1856-60,  CI.  1-4.  b.  20 
June  1845 ;  s.  of  David  M.  M. 
Crichton,  D.L.,  etc.,  of  Rankeilour, 
Cupar,  Fife. 

Harrow,  i860  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Capt.  Lond. 
Scottish  G.C. ;  See's.  Dept.  of  G.P.O. ;  H.M. 
Audit  Office  (now  Exchequer  and  Audit 
Dept.),  1866;  ret.  as  1st  CI.  Clerk,  1902; 
Burgli  Councillor  for  St.  Marylebone,  Lond. ; 
Guardian  of  the  Poor  (Chm.  Relief  Comtee.) 
and  on  Central  Unemployed  Body,  Lond. ; 
three  yrs.   C.S.   Vols. ;    Hon.    Mem.    Lond. 


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215 


Scottish  Vols. ;  Mem.  Veteran  (or  National) 
Reserve;  m.  Katharine,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward 
Hulse,  Bart.,  Braemore,  Hants.  Address: 
17a  Great  Cumberland  Place,  Lond.,  W. 

GUMMING,  James,  1856-62.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  12  Aug.  1846 ;  s.  of  William 
Cumming,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  42  Queen 
Street  (later  18  Ainslie  Place). 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  1871  (Gold  Medal  for 
Thesis);  F.R.C.P.E.  1873;  Phys.  Edin. 
Roy.  Hosp.  for  Sick  Children  ;  Res.  Surg. 
Roy.  Inf.  under  Profs.  Syme  and  Lister ; 
d.  May  1879. 

CUNINGHAM,  Granville  Carlyle,  1856-8. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  27  April  1847;  s.  of 
Alexander  Cuningham,  Sec.  to  the 
Comrs.  of  N.  Lighthouses,  17  Coates 
Crescent. 

M.I.C.E.  and  M.  Can.  Sec.  C.E.  ;  in 
Honduras,  1 870-1  ;  rly.  survey  work,  On- 
tario, Canada,  on  various  rly.  works,  1871-4  ; 
prelim,  surveys  Can.  Pac.  Rly.  1874-5  ; 
engineer  in  charge  P.  Edward  Island  Rly. 
and  Harbours,  1875-9 ;  Canada  Southern 
Rly.  I879-.8I  ;  Chf.  Engineer,  1881-3 ; 
Gen.  Ass.  to  Man.  Construction  Rocky 
Mountain  Div.  Can.  Pac.  Rly.  1884-6 ; 
Rly.  Contractor,  Lower  Canada,  1886-9 ; 
Ass.  and  City  Engineer,  Toronto,  1889-92  ; 
Gen.  Man.  and  Chf.  Engineer,  Montreal 
(Electric)  Street  Rly.  1892-7 ;  Man.  Dir. 
Birmingham  Trams.  1897-9  ;  Gen.  Man. 
Central  London  (Tube)  Rly.  1899-1911  ; 
now  Consult.  Engineer,  Finsbury  Pavement 
House,  Moorgate  Street,  London,  E.C.  ; 
Dir.  Electrical  and  Industrial  Invest.  Co., 
Kingsway,  London,  W.C.  ;  m.  Frances 
Bethune,  dau.  of  the  late  R.  P.  Crooks, 
Barr.,  Toronto,  Canada.  Address:  37 
Craven  HiU  Gardens,  London,  W. 

DALMAHOY,  John  Carfrae,  1856-60. 
CI.  1-4.  s.  of  Patrick  Dalmahoy, 
W.S.,  69  Queen  Street. 

d.  May  1884. 

DAWSON,  John  C.  C,  1858-9.  CI.  3. 
s.  of  Maj.  Dawson,  Portobello. 

DICKSON,  William  Traquair,  1856-62. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  7  June  1845  ;  s.  of  John 
Dickson  of  Corstorphine. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1870;  m.  1882 
Elizabeth  Madalene,  dau.  of  Rev.  Arcliibald 
Stewart,  D.D.,  Min.  of  Glasserton.  Address: 
35  St.  Bernard's  Crescent,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  Lord  Francis  William  Bou- 
verie,  1859-62.  CI.  4-6.  b.  8  Feb. 
1847 ;  s.  of  Marquis  of  Queensberry, 
E.  Warriston  House. 

Obtained  direct  commission  in  army ; 
killed  on  the  Matterhorn,  14  July  1865. 


DOVE,  Robert  Scott,  1858-62.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  3  June  1845  ;  s.  of  William  Dove, 
Wark,  Coldstream. 

Address  :  Vicarage  Cottage,  Easter  Royal, 
Pewsey,  Wilts. 

DUDGEON,  John,  1859-61.    CI.  4,  5.    b. 
1846;  s.  of  EUis  Dudgeon,  Belhaven. 
Went  to  Tasmania  ;   d. 

DUDGEON,  WiUiam,  1856-7.  CI.  1. 
b.  27  Sept.  1844;  s.  of  William 
Dudgeon,  22  Royal  Terrace. 

Merchiston  and  Clapham  Grammar  Sch. ; 
with  Steel  Co.  of  Canada ;  m.  Fanny 
Greenman  ;   d.  20  Oct.  1888. 

DUNSMURE,  James,  1856-62.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1  Jan.  1846  ;  s.  of  James  Duns- 
mure,   M.D.,    F.R.C.S.E.,    53   Queen 

Street. 

M.B.  and  L.R.C.S.E.  1867 ;  M.D.  Edin. 
1870;  F.R.C.S.E.  1871;  LL.D.  Glasg.  1901 ; 
Phys.  and  Surg.  Edin. ;  Pres.  R.C.S.E. ;  Mem. 
Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  King's  Bodyguard  for 
Scotland ;  m.  Miss  Birley  of  Preston ;  d.  15 
July  1907 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xv.  9. 

EDMONSTON,  Thomas  William,  1858-9. 
CI.  3.  s.  of  Rev.  John  Edmonston, 
Ashkirk. 

FLETCHER,  Miles  Angus,  1856-63.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  1847  ;  s.  of  George  Fletcher 
(India) ;  English  Essay  Prize  and 
best  in  Latin  Verse,  CI.  7,  1863. 

Went  to  U.S.A. ;  frozen  to  death  in 
Minnesota,  1872. 

FORD,  Everard  Allen,  1858-61.  CI.  8-5. 
b.  1845  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Joseph  Ford, 
20  Albany  Street. 

Colonial  Merchant  and  Mem.  of  Lloyd's; 
founder  of  the  London  Diocesan  Church 
Lads'  Brigade ;  m.  Rachel,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Sir  St.  Vincent  L.  Hammick,  Bart. 
Address :  2  Eldon  Road,  Hampstead, 
Lond.,  N.W. 

ERASER,  Phihp  Affleck,  1860-2.  Q. 
5,  6.  b.  4  Aug.  1845  ;  s.  of  James 
Eraser,  H.E.I.C.S.  Madras  ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1862  ;  Carmichael  Club  Medal, 
1861  ;  English  Essay  Prize,  1862, 
and  3rd  Acad.  Club  Prize  for  best 
in  French  and  German,  1862. 

Edin.  Univ.  1863  ;  Glasg.  Univ.  1866 ; 
of  Reelick,  Inverness-shire  ;  J.P.  ;  1864-7 
pupU  to  J.  M.  Heppel,  M.I.C.E.,  BowUng 
Iron  Works;  1868-70  Ass.  Engineer,  Ding- 
wall and  Skye  Rly. ;  subsequently  engaged 
in  construction  of  rlys.  in  Mexico,  1870-3 ; 
W.I.  1874;  Ireland,  1875-7;  Venezuela, 
1882-4;  S-  Africa  and  Greece,  1885-6; 
S.  America,  1887-8  ;    Italy,  1888-9  ;    Peru, 


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1889-91;  Surveyor  -  Gen.  and  Govt.  Insp. 
of  Rlys.,  Jamaica,  1892-3;  Res.  Man.  and 
Engineer,  Genoa  Bonded  Warehouses,  1898- 
1900;  M.I.C.E.  1873-1909;  F.R.G.S.  1890; 
Decoration  of  K.C.  Bolivar  from  Pres.  and 
Gen.  Guzman  Blanco  of  Venezuela  on  com- 
pletion of  La  Guaira  and  Caracas  Rly. 
1883  ;  m.  1889  Augusta  Zelia,  e.  dau.  of 
W.  F.  Webb  of  Newstead,  Notts.  Address  : 
Rebeg,  Kirkhill,  Inverness-shire. 

GEMMELL,  Andrew,  1859-61.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  15  Feb.  1846;  s.  of  Thomas 
Gemmell,  Frankville  House,  Ayrshire ; 
XX.  and  XI. 

Solicitor,  of  Richardson  and  Gemmell, 
Solicitors,  Haddington ;  Clerk  to  Comrs.  of 
Supply,  Haddington ;  Sec.  United  E.  Lothian 
Agricult.  Soc. ;  Proc.  Fis.  J. P.  Court,  Had- 
dington ;  Factor  to  Lord  Connemara  on 
Colstoun  estate,  Haddington ;  m.  Miss  Hous- 
toun  of  Clerkington,  Haddington ;  d.  4  March 
1899. 

GRANT,  John  Charles,  1856-9.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1  May  1844  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Grant, 
W.S.,  Sheriff  Clerk  of  Inverness-shire, 
BaUifearie,  Inverness. 

Went  to  open  coffee  estate  in  Travancore ; 
caught  jungle  fever  tiger  -  shooting,  neces- 
sitating return  home ;  d.  at  Southampton, 
25  April  1866. 

GRAY,  William  Robert,  1856-9.     CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Gray,  19  Inverleith  Row. 
Jt.  proprietor  of  the  N.B.  Advertiser;  d. 

GREIG,  Robert,  1856-61.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
14  Sept.  1846;  s.  of  Robert  Greig, 
6  Pilrig  Street;  Dux  CI.  1  and  3, 
1857,  1859. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  commanded  the  Staff  of 
H.L.I.  ;  served  in  Vols.  1864  till  1871  ; 
ist  Lt.  2nd  Roy.  Staffs.  Mil.  and  Duke  of 
Edin.  Own  Edin.  Mil.  ;  Capt.  1875  ;  Sch. 
of  Gunnery,  ist  CI.  Hons. ;  Instructor  of 
Art.;  Brig.  Maj.  i88o ;  transferred  Maj. 
3rd  and  4th  Batt.  Cameronians ;  subse- 
quently 3rd  and  4th  Batt.  H.L.I.  ;  ret. 
Maj.  (Army  Rank),  1902,  after  thirty-eight 
yrs.  service  Address  :  Craigmichen,  St. 
Alban's  Road,  Edin. 

HAIG,  Hugh  Veitch,  1856-62.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  12  Feb.  1845  ;  s.  of  John  Haig, 
Cameron  House,  Leven,  Fife. 

Distiller ;  m.  Archie  Anne  Lindesay 
Fraser  ;   d.  10  Feb.  1902. 

HALL,  Thomas  A.,  1856-9.  CI.  1-3.  s. 
of  Col.  Hall,  Royal  Terrace. 

HAMILTON,  Charles,  1856-8.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Hamilton,  Clarence  Street. 

HAMILTON,  Robert  Walter  Churchhill, 
1857-8.     CI.  2. 


HAMILTON,  Walter,  afterwards  Hamil- 
ton Tvndale  Bruce,  1856-9.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  184*6 ;  s.  of  Col.  Walter  Hamilton, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  9  Bellevue  Crescent. 

d.  1877  at  Montreal. 

HANNAY,  John,  1858-60.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
17  May  1843  ;  s.  of  Robert  Hannay 
of  Springfield,  Ulverston,  and  of 
Rusko,  Stewartry  of  Kirkcudbright. 

Iron  Merchant,  Glasg. ;  m.  Mary  Georgina 
Sophia,  dau.  of  George  Rodwell  of  Loddon; 
d.  16  Aug.  1904. 

HARDIE,  Joseph  Robert,  1856-62.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  28  Nov.  1845  ;  s.  of  James 
Hardie,  11  Alva  Street. 

M.D.  Edin.  1869;  Phys.,  Edin.,  1869-76; 
d.  II  Feb.  1875. 

HARRISON,  Spencer  Richard,  1859-61. 
CI.  4,  5.  s.  of  H.  Harrison,  45 
Lauriston  Place. 

HAY,  Alexander  Cunningham,  1856-60. 
CI,  1-4.  b.  30  March  1845;  s.  of 
Charles  Hay,  10  Fettes  Row. 

J. P.  ;  Hon.  Sheriff  Sub.  and  Chamberlain 
for  the  Lordship  of  Zetland ;  m.  Christian 
Helen  Agnes,  dau.  of  Rev.  Robt.  Walker, 
Episc.  Min.,  Lerwick.  Address :  Lerwick, 
N.B. 

HENDERSON,  Charles  Piercy,  1856-60. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1  Oct.  1846  ;  s.  of  John 
Piercy  Henderson  of  Foswell  Bank, 
Perthshire. 

Wellington  Coll.  Berks,  and  Rossall,  Lanes; 
won  Benares  Tent  Club  Cup  (pig-sticking), 
1873  ;  with  a  Spanish  banking  firm  in  Paris, 
and  subsequently  its  representative,  Seville 
and  Madrid ;  thereafter  some  years  in  Lima, 
Peru ;  later  indigo-planter  and  zemindar  in 
Mirzapore  and  Benares  dists.,  India ;  m. 
Lilian  Hood.  Address:  Momingside,  Pinner, 
Middlesex. 

HENDERSON,  John,  1856-60.  CI.  1-4. 
s.  of  Alexander  Henderson,  Long- 
niddry;  d. 

HIGGINSON,  Arthur,  1857-9.  CI.  2,  3. 
s.  of  Jonathan  Higginson,  17  Inver- 
leith Row. 

HILL,  Henry  WiUiam  Joseph,  1856-61. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  14  Sept.  1847;  s.  of 
James  M.  Hill,  Indigo-planter,  of 
Kippen  House,  Perthshire. 

King's  Coll.  Lond. ;  Merchant,  Brazil ; 
afterwards  Indigo-planter,  Bengal  ;j  m. 
Miss  Pike  ;   d.  7  Sept.  1900. 


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HILL,  Robert  Henry,  1856-7.  CI.  1. 
b.  15  Dec.  1845  ;  s.  of  Joseph  Hill, 
Indigo-planter,  Bengal. 

King's  Coll.  Lond. ;  Indigo-planter, 
Bengal ;   d.  30  Oct.  1883. 

HORSBRUGH,  John,  1858-60.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1846 ;  s.  of  Col.  Horsbrugh  of 
Horsbrugh,  Pirn  House,  Innerleithen. 

Mil.  Acad.,  Edin. ;  Sheep  Farmer  in  the 
Highlands;    d.  22  March  1894. 

HOSACK,  James,  1856-61.  CI.  1-5. 
s.  of  William  Hosack,  Jamaica,  21 
Minto  Street. 

HUME,  John  Kippen,  1859-61.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1846 ;  Dux  CI.  M.  5  and  Ferguson 
Medal,  1861. 

Served  many  years  in,  and  became  head 
of,  the  Rangoon  Police  ;   d.  1886. 

HUNTER,  Andrew  Johnston,  1857-61. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  15  Aug.  1844;  s.  of 
William  Hunter  of  Tynemount, 
Ormiston,  E.  Lothian ;  Dux  CI. 
M.  4,  1860. 

B.A.  Gonville  and  Caius  Coll.  Cantab, 
1868;  M.A.  1872;  of  Tynemount;  C.  Ch.  Ch. 
Luton,  Beds,  1870-5 ;  Chap.  Luton  Hoo, 
1875-85;  V.  MattishaU,  Norfolk,  1885-96; 
R.  Swanton  Morley  with  Worthing,  Norfolk, 
1896;  R.D.  South  Brisley,  1900;  Hon. 
Canon,  Norwich  Cathedral,  1907  ;  m.  1872 
Agnes  Blanche,  dau.  of  William  Phillips, 
Luton ;  d.  at  Swanton  Morley  Rectory, 
Dereham,  Norfolk,  12  June  1914. 

HUNTER,  George  William  Eccles,  1856- 
61.  CI.  1-5.  s.  of  James  Hunter 
of  Hafton. 

Capt.  3rd  Huss.  (King's  Own) ;  Cornet, 
1864;  Lt.  1866;  Capt.  1869;  ret.  1870; 
m.  Charlotte  Ireland  Winifred  M'Gee, 
St.  Heliers,  Jersey  ;    d.  2  April  1879. 

JACKSON,  James,  1856-8.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Jackson,  4  Manor  Place. 

KELLIE,  Alexander  William,  1857-9. 
CI.  2,  3.  s.  of  Alexander  D.  Kellie, 
Somerset  Villa,  Newton  Abbott, 
Devon. 

KEMP,  William  Famie,  1857-8.  CI.  2. 
s.  of  James  Kemp,  Dairy  House. 

LAIDLAY,  Andrew,  1856-7.  CI.  1.  b. 
13  March  1845 ;  s.  of  John  Watson 
Laidlay,  Seacliff  House,  North  Ber- 
wick. 

Loretto,  1859-62 ;  Head  of  the  Sch. ;  B.A., 
M.A.,  B.C.L.  Oxon  ;  2nd  CI.  Mods.  ;  Barr. 
Line.  Inn;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Haddington- 
shire ;  burned  with  his  house,  Seacliii,  North 
Berwick,  Aug.  1907. 


LAIDLAY,  William  James,  1856-7. 
CI.  1.  b.  12  Aug.  1846  ;  s.  of  John 
Watson  Laidlay,  Seacliff  House, 
North  Berwick. 

Loretto,  1859-62;  XX.,  XL;  St.  Peter's 
Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.,  LL.M.  ;  Capt.  St. 
Peter's  Coll.  XL  ;  Capt.  Grange  C.C.  ; 
Advocate,  1874;  English  Bar,  1874  ;  Artist; 
F.R.G.S.  Address:  50  Circus  Road,  St. 
John's  Wood,  Lond.,  N.W. 

LAING,  Malcolm  Alfred,  1861.  CI.  5. 
b.  20  May  1846  ;  s.  of  Samuel  Laing, 
M.P.  for  Orkney  and  Shetland, 
Finance  Min.  of  India,  afterwards 
Chm.  Brighton  Rly,  Co. 

Harrow,  1858-61;  Sandhurst;  passed  out 
first,  1864;  of  Crook,  Orkney;  Ld.-Lt.  of 
Orkney  and  Shetland  since  1892  ;  Lt.  14th 
Huss.  1865;  Capt.  1870;  ret.  1873.  Ad- 
dress :  18  Queen  Street,  Mayfair,  Lond.,  W., 
and  Crook,  Kirkwall. 

LANG,  Patrick  Sellar,  1857-61.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  2  Aug.  1845  ;  s.  of  John  Lang, 
Sheriff  Clerk  of  Selkirkshire. 

Writer,  Selkirk ;  Sherifi  Clerk ;  Agent 
B.L.  Co.  Bank,  Selkirk  ;  afterwards  settled 
in  Victoria,  Australia,  where  he  died  ;  m. 
Etta,  dau.  of  John  Lang  Currie  of  Larra, 
Victoria  ;    d.  13  April  1909. 

LAWRIE,  John,  1856-61.  CI.  1-5.  s. 
of  William  Lawrie,  1  West  Claremont 
Place. 

LIDDELL,  John,  1856-8.  CI.  1,  2.  s. 
of  Col.  Liddell,  India. 

LORIMER,  John  Archibald,  1858-61. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  11  Dec.  1846;  s.  of 
P.  Lorimer,  11  Carlton  Hill,  St. 
John's  Wood,  Lond. 

Edin.  Univ.;  St.  Bairt.'s  Hosp.,  Lond.; 
M.R.C.S.,  L.R.CP.E. ;  practised  for  thirty 
yrs.  in  Farnham,  Surrey ;  M.O.H. ;  Med.  Off. 
Isolation  Hosp.  ;  Pub.  Vaccinator  ;  Parish 
Med.  Off.,  etc.  etc.  ;  m.  H.  A.  Lorimer, 
dau.  of  James  Lorimer,  C.E.,  Edin.  ;  d.  27 
April  1 90 1. 

LORNE,  Marquis  of,  —  9th  Duke  of 
Argyll  (John  Douglas  Sutherland 
Campbell),  1858-9.  CI.  3.  b.  6  Aug. 
1845  ;  s.  of  8th  Duke  of  Argyll. 

Eton ;  St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  LL.D.,  D.Sc. 
Trin.  CoU.  Cantab;  P.C,  K.T.,  G.C.M.G., 
G.C.V.O.,  D.L.  ;  Marquis  of  Lome  and 
Kintyre  ;  Earl  Campbell  and  Cowal ;  Vis- 
count of  Lochow  and  Glenisla;  Baron  In- 
vermay.  Mull,  Morvern,  and  Tiree;  Baron 
Campbell  (1445)  ;  Baron  Sundridge  (1766)  ; 
29th  Baron  of  Lochow ;  Chancellor  of  the 
Order  of  St.  Michael  and  St.  George ;  Chief 
of  the  Clan  Campbell  (from  Sir  Colin 
Campbell  of  Lochow,  kt.  1286)  ;  Hered. 
Master    of    the    Roy.    Household,    Scot. ; 


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Hered.  High  Sheriff  of  Co.  of  Argyll ;  Adm. 
of  the  Western  Coast  and  Isles ;  Keeper  of 
the  Great  Seal  of  Scot,  and  of  the  castles 
of  Dunstaffnage,  Dunoon,  and  Carrick ; 
Ld.-Lt.  of  Argyllshire  ;  Gov.  and  Constable 
of  Windsor  Castle  1892-1914 ;  Hon.  Col. 
3rd  A.  and  S.  Highs.,  London  Scottish, 
Argyll  and  Bute  A.V.,  Glasg.  Highs.,  and 
Argyll  L.I.,  Canada ;  M.P.  Argyllshire, 
1868-78 ;  contested  Hampstead,  1885 ; 
Priv.  Sec.  to  Duke  of  Argyll  (India  Office), 
1868-71  ;  Gov.-Gen.  of  Canada,  1878-83  ; 
contested  Bradford  (L.U.),  1892 ;  M.P. 
(Unionist),  S.  Manchester,  1895-1900.  Pub- 
lications:  The  U.S.A.  after  the  War,  1885; 
Memories  of  Canada  and  Scotland,  1884  ; 
Canadian  Pictures,  1884;  Life  of  Palmerston; 
Tales  and  Poems ;  Psalms  in  English  Verse ; 
Windsor  Castle ;  Libretto  for  an  Opera, 
Dieirmid,  1897  ;  Life  and  Times  of  Queen 
Victoria,  1901 ;  Passages  from  the  Past, 
1907 ;  Intimate  Social  Letters  of  the  Eigh- 
teenth Century,  1910.  m.  1871  H.R.H. 
Princess  Louise,  4th  dau.  of  Queen  Victoria ; 
d.  2  May  1914;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  136. 

LOWE,  William  Henry  Dick,  1856-61. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  11  Sept.  1845  ;  s.  of 
Capt.  William  Lowe,  Indian  Navy, 
50  Melville  Street. 

S.S.C.  1872;  Registration  Examiner; 
m.  1873  Christina,  dau.  of  John  Brodie, 
Farmer,  E.  Grange,  Fifeshire ;  d.  12  April 
1905. 

M'CALLUM,  Alexander,  1856-60.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1846;  s.  of  Edward  M'Calluni, 
Merchant,  12  Brandon  Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Med.  Student ;   d.  young. 

M'CRAE,  Farquhar,  1856-8.     CI.  1. 
Address  :   8  W.  Castle  Road,  Edin. 

MACFARLAN,  James,  1856-61,  CI.  1-5. 
b.  6  Jan.  1845  ;  s.  of  Rev.  James 
Macfarlan,  Min.  of  Muiravonside. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Min.  of  Ruthwell,  Dum- 
friesshire ;  m.  Helen,  dau.  of  Prof.  AUan 
Menzies  ;   d.  4  Oct.  1889. 

M'INROY,  Patrick,  1858-61.  CI.  8-5. 
b.  16  July  1845  ;  s.  of  James  Patrick 
M'Inroy  of  Lude,  Blair-Atholl. 

Rancher,  Colorado ;  m.  Miss  Curtis, 
near  Denver,  Colorado  ;  d.  12  Nov.  1882 
in  Colorado. 

MACKENZIE,  John  Mansfield,  1856-8. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  20  Jan.  1846;  s.  of 
Alexander  Mackenzie  of  Meikle  Scat- 
well,  Ross-shire,  W.S.,  19  Charlotte 
Square. 
W.S.  1869  ;   d.  3  March  1893. 

MACKNIGHT,  Hugh  Pearson,  1856-60. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  23  Oct.  1847  ;  s.  of  James 
Macknight,  W.S.,  of  Dalsraith,  12 
London  Street. 


Went  to  Australia   in    1864  to  Bank  of 

Victoria,   Melbourne ;     afterwards  Man.   of 

the    branch    at    Brisbane,    where  he    was 
drowned  in  the  river,  2  May  1875. 

MACLEOD,  John  George,  1856-03.  Ci. 
1-7.  s.  of  J.  G.  E.  Macleod,  French 
Master,  E.A. ;  best  in  French  and 
French  Composition,  CI.  7,  1863. 

Corn  Merchant,  Havre  ;    d.  young. 

M'NAB,  WiUiam  Ramsay,  1856-60.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  9  Nov.  1844  ;  s.  of  James 
M'Nab,  Curator,  Botanic  Gardens. 

M.D.  Edin.  Univ.  1866;  M.R.C.P.E.  ; 
also  Berlin  Univ.  ;  1867-70  Res.  Med.  Off. 
Southern  Cos.  Asyl.,  Dumfries;  1870-2  Prof, 
of  Nat.  Hist.,  Agricult.  Coll.,  Cirencester ; 
1872-S9  Prof,  of  Bot.  R.C.  of  Science  for 
Ireland,  Dublin  (Dean  of  Faculty,  1878-9); 
Lect.  on  Bot.  at  Ledwich  Sch.  of  Surg, 
and  Med.,  Dublin,  1876;  1878  Extern  Ex- 
aminer in  Bot.  and  Materia  Medica,  Univ. 
of  Dublin ;  1880  Scientific  Supt.  of  R.  Bot. 
Garden,  Dublin  ;  Extern  Examiner  in  Bot., 
Victoria  Univ.,  Manchester;  Livisely  Lect. 
on  Geology,  Lond.  Author:  Outlines  of 
Morphology  and  Physiology,  and  Outlines 
of  the  Classification  of  Plants  ;  Longman's 
London  Science  Series,  and  a  voluminous 
writer  of  botanical  and  morphological  sub- 
jects published  in  the  Transactions  of  the 
Roy.  Irish  Acad.,  Transactions  of  the 
Botanical  Soc.  of  Edin.,  Transactions  and 
Journal  of  the  Linnean  Society  of  London, 
the  Journal  of  Bot.,  etc.  etc.  F.L.S.,  F.R. 
Geol.  Soc.  of  Ireland,  Fell,  of  the  Botani- 
cal and  R.  Phys.  Socs.  of  Edin.,  and  Mem. 
of  the  R.  Dublin  Soc. ;  m.  Jane,  dau.  of 
Rev.  M.  N.  Goold,  U.P.  Min.,  Dumfries ;  d. 
3  Dec.  1889. 

MACRAE,  Colin  George,  1856-63.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  30  Nov.  1844  ;  s.  of  John 
Anthony   Macrae,    LL.D.,    W.S.,    14 

Gloucester  Place. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Capt.  Kingsknowe 
G.C.  ;  W.S.  1871  ;  Mem.  of  Edin.  Sch.  Bd. 
1885-1900;  Chm.  1890-1900 ;  Kt.  1901  ; 
Dir.  Commercial  Bank,  Caledonian  Insur. 
Co.,  and  numerous  Socs.;  J. P.  for  Cos.  of 
Edin.,  Dumbarton,  and  Forfarshire ;  m. 
1877  Lady  Flora  Maitland,  dau.  of  John 
Colquhoun,  Author  of  the  Moor  and  the 
Loch.  Address:  45  Moray  Place  and  Glen- 
flora,  Colinton. 

MAITLAND,  Alexander  Charles  Richards, 
1858-63.  CI.  3-7.  b.  30  Nov.  1845  ; 
s.  of  Augustus  Maitland,  W.S.,  49 
Melville  Street;  Dux  of  CI.  4  and  5 
and  of  whole  School,  1863  ;  best  in 
German,  Latin  Prose,  and  Greek 
Prose,  CI.  7,  1863;  1st,  2nd,  and  3rd 
Acad.  Club  Prizes  and  Mackenzie 
Prize  for  Schol.,  1863. 

Schol.  of  C.C.C.  0.\on  ;     ist  CI.  Mods.  ; 


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M.A.  Oxon ;   Barr.  Inn.  Tern.     Address:  20 
Buckingham  Palace  Mansions,  Lond.,  S.W. 

MAKELLAR,  Archibald  Forman,  1856- 
62.  CI.  1-6.  b.  1846;  s.  of  Archibald 
Makellar,  M.D. 

Woolwich,  1864  ;  Lt.  R.A.  1866 ;  d.  27 
June  1878  at  Kirkee,  near  Bombay. 

MARSHALL,  William  Hunter,  1856-62. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  6  June  1846 ;  s.  of 
William  Marshall  of  Callander,  W.S, 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  1870;  of  Callander; 
W.S.  1874.  Address  :  Callandrade,  Callan- 
der, Perthshire. 

MOXCREIFF,  Hon.  James  William, 
1856-62.  CI.  1-6.  b.  16  Sept.  1845  ; 
s.  of  Right  Hon.  Lord  Advocate 
Moncreiff  (1st  Baron),  Senator  of 
the  Coll.  of  Justice,  15  Great  Stuart 
Street ;  XX.  (Capt.  1861-2)  ;  XL 
(Capt.  1861  and  1862). 

A.F.C.  1868-70;  W.S.  1871,  of  Mackenzie, 
Innes  and  Logan,  W.S. ;  D.L.  Co.  Kinross  ; 
Dir.  E.A.  1889-1906;  m.  Mary  LiUias,  e. 
dau.  of  George  Mitchell  Innes  of  Bangour, 
Linlithgowshire.  A  ddress  :  6  Ainslie  Place, 
Edin. 

MOXCRIEFF,  Robert  Hope,  1856-62. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  26  Feb.  1846  ;  s.  of 
G.  Moncrieff,  W.S.,  Perth ;  Organiser 
and  Captain  E.A.  Vol.  Rifles,  1859-62. 

Author:  The  World  as  it  is;  Bonnie 
Scotland ;  Adventurers  in  America ;  and 
many  other  books  under  various  pseu- 
donyms, chiefly  as  A.  R.  Hope  and  Ascott 
R.  Hope.  Late  Lt.  Black  Watch  Vols. 
Address  :   Athenaeum  Club,  Lond. 

MUIR,  WiUiam  Campbell,  1857-62.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  7  Aug.  1846  ;  s.  of  William 
Muir,  Merchant  and  Portuguese  Consul, 
7  Wellington  Place,  Leith. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Gottingen  ;  of  Inistry- 
nich,  Argyll ;  Musician,  Linguist,  and 
Engineer;  m.  Annie  Stevenson,  e.  dau.  of 
Rev.  Dr.  David  Esdaile  ;   d.  16  May  1900. 

MURRAY,  James,  1856-7.  CI.  1.  b. 
3  Feb.  1845  ;  s.  of  Sir  John  IMurray, 
Bart.,  of  Philiphaugh,  Selkirk. 

m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Alexander  Russel  of  the 
Scotsman;  d.  c.  1897. 

MURRAY,  WiUiam  G.  G.,  1860-1.  CI.  5. 
b.  4  Feb.  1845  ;  s.  of  John  Murray, 
M.D.,  J.P.,  Kersknowe,  Kelso. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Farmer  till  1885  ;  Factor 
on  Breadalbane  estates,  1886-7;  ""'**' 
Factor  on  the  Annandale  estates  ;  m.  (i) 
1873  Margaret  Helen  Gibson;  (2)  1895 
Georgina  Watson.  Address:  Hillside,  Loc- 
kerbie. 


MYLNE,  James,  1856-63.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
8  April  1846 ;  s.  of  James  Mylne, 
W.S.,  35  Charlotte  Square;  '  XL 
1861-8. 

W.S.  1871  ;  Dir.  E.A.  since  1900 ;  m. 
1877  Jane  Ramsay,  2nd  dau.  of  Wm. 
Ramsay  Kermack,  W.S.  Address  :  10 
Ainslie  Place,  Edin. 

NICOLSON,  William  Malcolm,  1858-9. 
CI.  3.  s.  of  Alexander  Nicolson, 
12  Warriston  Crescent. 

OMOND,  Thomas  Stewart,  1856-63.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  27  April  1846  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Omond,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  43  Char- 
lotte Square. 

Edin.  Univ.  1863-7;  M.A.  (ist  CI.  Hons. 
in  Class,  and  Philosop.  1867)  ;  Mackenzie 
Schol.  1867 ;  BaU.  Coll.  Oxon,  1868-72  ; 
Jenkyns  Exhib. ;  Stanhope  Essay,  1870 ; 
Chancellor's  Essay,  1872 ;  B.A.  (2nd  CI. 
Grts.  1872);  Fell.  St.  John's  Coll.  Oxon, 
1872;  M.A.  1874;  won  Academical  100  Yds. 
1866;  Edin.  Univ.  220  Yds.  1867;  BaU.  Coll. 
100  Yds.  and  Quarter-mile,  1868  ;  Bursar, 
St.  John's  CoU..  Oxford,  1877-89;  Author 
of  books  on  English  metre,  etc.  ;  m.  1878 
Christian  Katharine,  dau.  of  Rev.  Lewis 
Irving.  Address  :  14  Calverley  Park,  Tun- 
bridge  Wells. 

PRINGLE,  Francis  Moray,  1856-7.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Mark  Pringle,  34  Danube  Street. 

RADCLIFFE,  Herbert,  1856-62,  CI.  1-6. 
b.  28  Jan.  1846  ;  s.  of  Joshua  Rad- 
cliffe,  Rochdale ;  XL,  XX. 

St.  John's  Coll.  Cantab ;  Jun.  Opt.  Math. 
Trip.  ;  pupil  of  Sir  Douglas  Fox,  C.E., 
Lond.  ;  Res.  Engineer,  Sowerby  Bridge  to 
Ripponden  branch  of  the  Lanes  and  Yorks 
Rly.  ;  joined  cotton  manufacturing  firm  of 
Samuel  Radcliffe  and  Sons  Ltd.,  Oldham  ; 
m.  H.  C.  M.  Thornton ;   d.  3  Dec.  1904. 

RANKINE,  John,  1859-61.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  18  Feb.  1846;  s.  of  Rev.  John 
Rankine,  D.D.,  Sorn  Manse,  Ayrshire. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  LL.D.  Glasg.  1892  ; 
F.R.S.E.,  F.S.A. ;  of  Bassendean,  Berwick- 
shire ;  Advocate,  1869  ;  Q.C.  1897 ;  A.D. 
1885-8  ;  Prof.  Scots  Law  in  Edin.  Univ. 
from  1888 ;  Author  and  Editor  of  books 
on  the  law  of  Scot,  including.  The  Law  of 
Land  Ownership  and  Rankine  on  Leases; 
Address  :  23  Ainslie  Place,  Edin. 

RHIND,  Alexander  Low,  1861-2.  CI.  6. 
b.  25  May  1846  ;  s.  of  William  Rhind, 
25  Great  Underbank,  Stockport. 

B.A.  Resp.,  B.D.  Dublin ;  Elrington 
Theol.  Prize  ;  Ch.  of  Ireland  ;  R.  of  Bally- 
nure,  Dio.  of  Leighlin  ;  m.  Jane,  dau.  of 
Rev.  R.  W.  King,  M.A.  Address  :  Grange 
Con,  Co.  Wicklow. 


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ROBERTS,  John,  1857-9.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
30  Oct.  1845;  s.  of  George  Roberts, 
Wellwood  Park,  Selkirk. 

Edin.  Institution,  1859-62;  C.M.G.  1891 ; 
J. P.;  Runholder  and  Man.  Partner  of 
Murray,  Roberts  and  Co.  ;  left  Scotland 
for  Melbourne  to  study  station  manage- 
ment and  wool  business,  1864 ;  arrived 
in  Dunedin  and  commenced  business  under 
style  of  Murray,  Roberts  and  Co.  1868; 
Pres.  N.Z.  South  Seas  Exhib.  1889-90; 
Mayor  of  Dunedin,  1890  ;  Dir.  of  several 
local  Cos.  ;  represented  Kaikorai  dist.  in 
Otago  Prov.  Council ;  Councillor  for  the 
Deep  Stream  Riding  in  the  Taieri  C.C. 
1878-90 ;  decorated  in  recognition  of 
services  rendered  to  the  colony  during 
the  exhibition  year  ;  m.  1870  Louisa  Jane, 
2nd  dau.  of  Charles  Henry  Kettle,  Little- 
bourne  House,  Dunedin,  N.Z.  Address : 
Littleboume  House,  Dunedin,  N.Z. 

ROBERTS,  John,  1858-60.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  1846 ;  s.  of  Ezra  Roberts,  St. 
Asaph ;  d. 

ROBERTS,  Wilham  Bannerman,  1857-9. 
CI.  2,  3.  s.  of  G.  Roberts,  Surg.  R.N., 
22  Howard  Place. 

ROBERTSON,  Duncan,  1856-68.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  1846  ;  s.  of  William  Robert- 
son of  Tobermory. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Man.  Bank  of  Brit. 
N.  America,  Ont.,  Canada  ;  m.  Alice,  dau. 
of  Rev.  R.  Boyer-Hamilton,  Ont.  ;  d. 
June  1909. 

ROBERTSON,  John,  1859-61.  CI.  4,  5. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Robertson,  Tain. 

ROLLAND,  Stewart  Erskinde,  1856-8. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  7  Nov.  1846  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Charles  William  RoUand,  Madras  Art. 

Sandhurst ;  Brig.  -  Gen.  LA. ;  2nd  Lt. 
1866;  Lt.  1868;  Capt.  1878;  Maj.  1886; 
Lt.-Col.  1887;  Col.  1893;  on  staff,  1887-9; 
Col.  on  the  staff  comdg.  Chin  Hills,  1894-5  ; 
A.A.G.  and  comdg.  Secunderabad,  1895  ; 
A.Q.M.G.  (M.C.)  H.Q.  1895-6:  Brig.-Gen. 
Southern,  Rangoon  and  Belgaum  dists. 
1894-9  ;  received  thanks  of  Govt.  (Bom.) 
for  services  during  plague  while  comdg. 
Belgaum  dist.  ;  received  the  thanks  of 
O.C.  Line  of  Communication,  also  of  Chf. 
of  the  Staff,  Upper  Burma  F.F.  ;  served  in 
Burma,  1886-9  ;  comdg.  Western  Frontier, 
1885-6;  comdg.  Mappah  and  Movable  Col. 
June  to  Sept.  1886;  action  at  Legu,  i  Sept. 
1886  (severely  wounded,  twice  desp.,  Lond. 
Gaz.  2  Sept.  1887,  medal  with  two  clasps, 
Brev.  Lt.-Col.);  Hon.  Brig.-Gen.  1912;  m. 
Emma  Ciimmerer.  A  ddress :  5  Madeley 
Road,  Ealing,  Lond.,  W. 

ROLLAND,  William  Stothert,  1856-8. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  30  Nov.  1846;  s.  of 
James  RoIIand,  W.S.,  29  Melville 
Street. 


Emigrated  to  N.Z.  1859 ;  engaged  in 
farming  and  pastoral  pursuits  for  sixteen 
yrs. ;  came  to  Melbourne,  1873;  trained  in 
Theological  Hall  (Presb.) ;  ordained  Min.  of 
the  Prahran  Presb.  Ch.  (Melbourne),  1884; 
still  in  same  charge ;  Mod.  of  State  Assembly, 
1904  ;  Mod.  Presb.  Ch.  of  Australia,  1910-12  ; 
m.  Margaret  Louisa,  dau.  of  Rev.  A.  I. 
Campbell,  D.D.,  fmly.  of  Melrose  F.  Ch., 
latterly  of  St.  George's  Presb.  Ch.,  Geelong, 
Victoria.  Address :  34  Kensington  Road, 
South  Yarra,  Melbourne. 

RUTHERFORD,  William,  1856-61.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1846  ;  s.  of  William  Ruther- 
ford, 7  Bruntsfield  Place. 

d.  16  June  1869. 

SHORE,  Hon.  Henry  Noel,  1856-8. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  29  Aug.  1847  ;  s.  of  Right 
Hon.  Lord  Teignmouth,  Northaller- 
ton, Yorks. 

H.M.S.  'Britannia,'  Cadet,  1861;  Sub- 
Lieut.  1868 ;  Lieut.  1872 ;  ret.  Comm. 
1891.  Meritorious  Service  :  was  1st  Lieut, 
of  '  Lapwing,'  Comm.  Sir  William  Wiseman, 
when  wrecked  on  Changsang  Island,  near 
Chefoo,  N.  China,  1876,  from  whence  after 
a  month's  continuous  exertion,  during  very 
severe  weather,  and  after  orders  had  been 
received  to  abandon  her,  and  she  had  been 
cleared  of  everything  except  the  boilers, 
the  vessel,  by  a  final  effort,  was  successfully 
floated  during  a  gale  of  wind  blowing  dead 
on  shore  on  the  night  of  4  Dec,  and  hove 
off  through  a  very  heavy  surf  into  deep  water; 
for  the  exertions  of  the  officers  and  crew  on 
this  occasion  the  Admiralty  were  pleased  to 
express  their  approbation  and  thanks  ;  the 
vessel  was  refitted  and  enabled  to  serve  the 
remainder  of  her  commission  on  the  station. 
Studied  art  under  Prof.  Legros  at  Univ.  Coll., 
Lond.,  1879-80;  read  a  paper  on  China 
and  Japan  by  request  of  Council  of  Soc. 
of  Arts,  Commerce,  and  Manufactures;  has 
exhib.  pictures  in  R.I.,  R.S.A.,  R.I.A.,  and 
other  galleries.  Published  :  The  Flight  of 
the  Lapwing  in  China  and  Japan,  1881  ; 
How  Glasgow  ceased  to  Flourish,  1884 ; 
Smuggling  Days  and  Smuggling  Ways,  1891  ; 
Old  Foye  Days,  1896 ;  Three  pleasant 
Springs  in  Portugal,  1899  ;  and  many  mag. 
and  newspaper  articles,  m.  1880  Mary 
Aglionby,  dau.  of  Rev.  Canon  Porteus. 
Address  :  Mount  Elton,  Clevedon,  Somerset. 

SIMPSON,  William  Ebeiiezcr,  1860-1, 
CI.  5.  b.  9  Nov.  1844  ;  s.  of  Samuel 
Simpson,  Banker,  Hamilton. 

Solicitor ;  m.  Elizabeth  A.  Dunlop ;  d. 
24  Oct.  1877. 

SINCLAIR,  Alexander  James,  1856-62. 
CI.  1-0.  b.  1846 ;  s.  of  Veitch 
Sinclair,  M.D.,  12  Elder  Street. 

M.B.  and  CM.  1868;  M.D.  1872; 
F.R.C.P.E. ;  Examiner,  Conjoint  Bd. 
Scot. ;  m.  Georgina,  dau.  of  G.  Stewart ; 
d.  23  Feb.  1889. 


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SINCLAIR,  Edward,  1858-60,  CI,  3,  4, 
b.  17  Jan.  1845 ;  s.  of  Edward  Sinclair, 
8  W.  Claremont  Street. 

Ass.  Res.  at  Bintulu,  Sarawak,  June 
1 868  ;  Res.  in  charge,  June  1873  ;  received 
thanks  for  his  services  against  pirates 
from  Rajah  Brooke  while  at  Bintulu  ;  in 
1879  went  to  N.Z.,  and  became  accountant 
to  the  Otago  Daily  Times  ;  in  1887  returned 
to  England,  and  lived  in  Lend,  for  some 
years ;  latterly  settled  in  Bristol  as  an 
incorporated  accountant ;  m.  Miss  L.  J. 
Wortley  ;  d.  28  Feb.  1909  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xvi.  97. 

SINCLAIR,  William  Eraser,  1856-7  and 
1860-4.     CI.  1  and  3-6.     s.  of   Rev. 
D.  M.  Sinclair,  Australia;  XI.  Capt. 
1864;  XX.  Capt.  1863-4. 
Australia ;   d. 

SMITH,  A.  Fulton,  1856-60.  CI.  1-4.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Smith,  2  Inverleith  Terrace. 

SPEDDING,  H.  A.,  1858-9.  CI.  3.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Spedding,  14  George  Square. 

STEVENSON,  Robert  Alan  Mowbray, 
1856-7.  CI.  1.  b.  1847  ;  s.  of  Alan 
Stevenson,  LL.B.,  F.R.S.E.,  M.  Inst. 
C.E.,  1  Inverleith  Terrace. 

B.A.  Cantab ;  Artist,  subsequently  an 
Art  Critic ;  Prof,  of  Fine  Arts  at  Univ. 
Coll.,  Liverpool,  1880-93;  Art  Critic  to  Pall 
Mall  Gaz.  1893  till  death.  Publications  : 
P.  P.  Rubens,  1898 ;  Art  of  Velasquez, 
1895  ;  and  Velasquez,  1899  ;  Introduction 
to  Armstrong's  Sir  Henry  Raeburn ;  con- 
tributed to  Saturday  Review,  Magazine  of 
Art,  Portfolio,  etc.  m.  Harriette  Louisa 
Purland  ;   d.  18  April  1900. 

STUART,  George  BaUingall,  1858-60 
(Christmas).  CI.  3-5.  b.  8  July  1848 ; 
s.  of  John  Stuart,  Sec.  and  Treas. 
Bank  of  Bombay. 

M.B.  and  M.R.C.S.,  Edin.  Univ.,  1869; 
Lt.-Col.  R.A.M.C.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  1871  ;  Surg. 
1873;  Surg.-Maj.  1886;  ret.  Hon.  Lt.-Col. 
1891  ;  served  with  the  Scots  Greys  and 
afterwards  with  the  Grenadier  Guards ; 
Ashanti  War,  1874  (medal)  ;   d.  Aug.  1897. 

STUART,  John,  1858-60  (Christmas). 
CI.  3-5.  b.  25  Feb.  1847 ;  s.  of  John 
Stuart,  Sec.  and  Treas.  Bank  of 
Bombay. 

Proprietor  and  Ed.  of  the  Rangoon 
Gazette ;  1870  was  sent  to  Bhamo,  on 
Burmese  frontier,  to  try  and  open  trade  with 
Western  China;  1882-93  Sec.  Rangoon 
Chamber  of  Commerce ;  1883  commenced 
connection  with  the  Rangoon  Gazette  as 
leader  writer ;  1890  obtained  a  share,  and 
since  1896  Man.  Proprietor;  1909  attended 
Imperial  Press  Conference  as  sole  repre- 
sentative of  Burma ;  m.  Sarah  Augusta, 
dau.  of  John  M' Arthur  of  Maulmain,  Burma. 
Address:  Rangoon. 


STUART,  John,  1858-61.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
19  Aug.  1844  ;  s,  of  William  Stuart, 
Attorney  in  Exchequer. 

W.S.  1868  ;  for  many  years  clerk  in  Bank- 
ruptcy Dept.,  Register  House,  Edin.  ;  m. 
1875  Jessie  Warren,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Mitchell,  Min.  of  Oldhamstocks  ;  d.  24  April 
1895. 

STUART,  Robert  Moody,  1856-60.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  17  March  1846  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Alexander  Moody  Stuart,  D.D.,  Mod. 
of  G.A.  of  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.  1875, 
43  Queen  Street. 

C.A.  Edin.  1868 ;  partner  of  Moody, 
Stuart  and  Robertson,  C.A.,  Dundee;  m. 
Jessie  Anne,  dau.  of  Capt.  Thomas  Shepherd 
of  Kirkville,  Aberdeenshire;  d.  22  June  1896. 

THORBURN,  WiUiam  David,  1856-63. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  20  Feb.  1846  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
David  Thorburn,  D.D.,  Leith ;  Math. 
Medal,  CI.  7,  1863. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  also  at  Bonn  and 
Heidelberg;  Advocate,  1870;  Legal  Assessor 
for  Leith  Burghs ;  Author  of  Commentary  on 
Bills  of  Exchange  Act,  1882;  edited  4th  ed. 
of  Robertson's  Handbook  of  Bankers'  Law ; 
Dir.  Chalmers  Hosp.  for  ten  yrs.  ;  Chm.  of 
Leith  Sch.  Bd. ;  Dir.  Leith  Assoc,  for  Im- 
proving Condition  of  the  Poor ;  contested 
Leith  Burghs  election,  1885  (C.)  ;  in  recog- 
nition of  his  services  his  portrait,  painted 
by  Mr.  James  Irvine,  was  presented  to  him 
by  the  party  supporters  in  Leith;  m.  1886 
Helen,  dau.  of  William  James  Duncan,  Man. 
of  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.  ;  d.  19  Feb.  1888  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ii.  8. 

TOD,  John  Henry,  1858-61.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  5  Aug.  1845  ;  s.  of  James  Tod, 
W.S,,  of  Deanston,  55  Great  King 
Street. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  i866;  C.A.  1873  ;  Mem. 
Edin.  Stock  Exchange,  1877-1906 ;  m. 
Mary,  y.  dau.  of  Thomas  Dalyell  Harrison, 
H.E.I.C.S.;    d.  2  July  1911. 

TODRICK,  Robert,  1856-60.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  22  Aug.  1844;  s.  of  Thomas 
Todrick,  Bank  of  Scot.,  Haddington, 

Banker  and  Hon.  Sheriff  Sub.  Hadding- 
ton ;  m.  Marianne  Somerville,  dau.  of  Rev. 
John  Stevenson.  Address  :  Bank  of  Scot- 
land, Haddington. 

TURNBULL,  Henry  Francis,  1858-9. 
CI,  3.  s.  of  Mrs,  TumbuU,  15  Castle 
Street, 

WARNER,  Joseph  Pearce,  1856-61,  CI, 
1-5,  b,  22  April  1846  ;  s,  of  Patrick 
Warner  of  Ardeer,  6  MelviUe  Street, 

Worcester  CoU.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  iSSi  ;  M.A. 
1884 ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1881  ;  P.  1882 ; 
L.  Pr.  1898  Dio.  Nor.;  fmly.  C.  of  H.  Trin., 
Frome - Selwood,    1881-5;     W.    Buckland, 


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Somt.,  1885-90;  Alford,  Somt.,  1890-4; 
Attleborough,  1895-8  ;  m.  1886  Alice  Mary 
Langdon.  /! rfrff^ss :  Somerville,  Attleborough, 
Norfolk. 

WARTON,  Matthew  Henry,  1858-60. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  1845;  s.  of  W.  H. 
VVarton,  Highgate,  Lond. 

Solicitor  ;   m.  Miss  Fenwick  ;   d.  1892. 

WATSON,  George,  1856-63.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
24  Sept,  1845  ;  s.  of  James  Watson, 
Man.  Scottish  Provident  Institution, 
45  Charlotte  Square  ;  Dux  of  CI.  2  and 
6,  1858  and  1862. 

M.A.  Edin.  (ist  CI.  Hons.  Class.),  1867  ; 
Guthrie  Fell.  1867  ;  Advocate,  1871  ;  Barr. 
Inn.  Tem.  1884 ;  Ed.  Bell's  Dictionary ; 
Sheriff-Sub.  of  Wigtownshire  at  Newton 
Stewart,  1890;  m.  Margaret  Campbell,  dau. 
of  Patrick  Campbell  MacDougall,  Prof,  of 
Moral  Philosophy  in  Univ.  of  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :   Corsbie  West,  Newton  Stewart. 

WIGHTMAN,  John  Seton,  1856-61. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  14  Feb.  1846  ;  s.  of  James 
Seton  Wightman  of  Courance,  Dum- 
friesshire. 

B.A.  Caius  Coll.  Cantab  ;  of  Courance  ; 
Advocate,  1871  ;  J. P.  Dumfriesshire  ;  d. 
4  March  1900. 

WIGNEY,  William,  1856-60.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  17  May  1845  ;  s.  of  R.  P.  Wigney, 
28  London  Street, 

Accountant,  Bank  of  Scot.,  George  Street, 
Edin.  ;   d.  n  May  1910. 

WILSON,  Thomas  Johnstone,  1856-7, 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Mrs,  Wilson,  13  Duncan 
Street. 

WRIGHT,  Strethill  Harry,  1856-61.  CI. 
1-5.     b.  20  May  1846  ;   s.  of  Thomas 


Strethill  Wright,   M.D.,   F.R.C.P.E., 
55  Northumberland  Street. 

M.B.,  M.S.  1867;  M.D.  Edin.  1871  ; 
M.R.C.P.E.  1872 ;  in  1881  gave  up  prac- 
tice of  medicine  for  scientific  work ;  read 
papers  before  Roy.  Scott.  Soc.  Arts,  Edin., 
28  Feb.  1887,  6  March  1888,  25  March  1889, 
on  A  V'alveless  Syphon  Pump  and  other 
Hydraulic  Exhaust  Apparatus ;  awarded 
Keith  Prize ;  settled  at  Ganarew  Manor 
House,  near  Monmouth,  where  he  was  killed 
by  a  fall  from  his  horse  ;  m.  (i)  ;  (2)  Har- 
riet, dau.  of  Francis  Taylor  of  Manchester  ; 
d.  17  Sept.  1897. 

WYLD,  James,  1857-62.  CI.  2-6.  b. 
22  Sept.  1845  ;  s.  of  Robert  Stodart 
Wyld,  W.S.,  LL.D.  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.  1862-3 ;  Corn  Merchant, 
N.Y.  (ret.)  ;  m.  1878  Blandina,  dau.  of 
William  Cornelius  Hasbrouck,  Speaker  of 
Ho.  of  Representatives,  State  of  N.Y.  Ad- 
dress :  Ardgay,  Corn\vall-on-Hudson,  N.Y. 

WYLIE,  Henry  Phihp  Miles,  1856-62. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1  April  1845 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  H.  Wylie,  19  Walker 
Street. 

Col.  6oth  Rifles  ;  2nd  Lt.  1865  ;  Lt.  1868  ; 
Capt.  1877 ;  Maj.  1882 ;  Lt.-Col.  1891  ; 
Col.  1902  ;  ret.  1891  ;  m.  1873  Hon.  Louisa 
Ramsay  Borthwick  ;   d.  27  Dec.  1905. 

YULE,  Udny,  1856-9.  CI.  1-3.  b.  24 
Feb.  1845  ;  s.  of  John  Yule,  26  In- 
verleith  Row. 

Merchiston,  1859-62;  in  1863  emigrated 
to  the  pastoral  region  of  Queensland  ;  died 
in  hospital  at  Brisbane,  16  Dec.  1885;  at 
present  {1913)  arrangements  are  in  progress 
to  establish  an  Udny  Yule  Memorial  Prize 
in  connection  with  the  military  work  at 
Merchiston  Castle  School,  probably  in  the 
form  of  a  silver  cup  bearing  his  name  and 
the  words :  '  Famae  ignotus,  Stirpi  honor.' 


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AITKEN,  WiUiam,  1861-3.  CI.  5,  6.  b. 
24  Feb.  1846  ;  s.  of  James  Aitken 
of  Gartcows,  Falkirk ;  Tait  Math. 
Prize,  1863 ;  XX. ;  won  Long  Leap, 
1862;  100  Yds.  1868, 

Heidelberg ;  Woolwich ;  XX.  1 864  and  1 865 ; 
Col.  R.A. ;  C.B. ;  Lt.  R.A.  1867 ;  Capt.  1878 ; 
Maj.  1884  ;  Brev.  Lt.-Col.  1887  ;  Brev.  Col. 
1897  ;  served  in  Afghan  War,  1878-80  (desp., 
medal) ;  Mahsud  Waziri  exped.  i88i ;  Burma 
exped.  1885-7  (desp.,  Brev.  Lt.-Col.); 
Chitral  Relief  Force,  1895  (desp.,  C.B.)  ; 
A.D.C.  to  H.M.  Queen  Victoria,  1897  ;  Mala- 
kand  F.F.,  Mohmand  and  Buner  exped., 
1897-8;  commanded  Mountain  Art.,  Rawal 
Pindi,  1896-9;    Col.   on  staff  comdg.  R.A. 


Scot.  Dist.  1899-1903  ;  ret.  1903 ;  m.  1894 
Susan  Elizabeth,  y.  dau.  of  George  A.  Cov- 
entry, Shanwell,  Kinross-shire.  Address: 
Kemback,  Cupar,  Fife. 

ALLAN,  Robert  Alfred,  1857-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  17  April  1847  ;  s.  of  Robert  Allan, 
29  York  Place. 

d.  26  April  1859. 

ANDERSON,  Findlay  Blair,  1858-63. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  14  May  1848 ;  s.  of 
Findlay  Anderson,  32  Moray  Place. 

C.A.  1872 ;  partner  of  Lindsay,  Jamieson 
and  Haldane,  C.A.,  24  St.  Andrew  Square. 
Address  :    i  Lynedoch  Place,  Edin. 


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ANDERSON,     John     Warren,     1858-9. 
CI.  2.     b.  81  Oct.  1845  ;   s.  of  Findlay 
Anderson,  32  Moray  Place. 
d.  24  Aug.  1864. 

ANDERSON,  Stephen  William,  1859-60. 
CI.  3.  s.  of  S.  Anderson  of  Carfin, 
14  Torphichen  Street. 

ANDERSON,  Thomas,  1859-60.  CI.  3. 
b.  11  March  1845 ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Scott  Anderson,  Abbey  Green,  Jed- 
burgh. 

Surveyor  and  Land  Agent  to  an  Edin.  Pro- 
specting Co.  in  Iowa,  U.S.A. ;  d.  12  Aug.  1872. 

ANDERSON,  William  Watson,  1860-1. 
CI.  4.  b.  7  May  1846  ;  s.  of  L.  Ander- 
son, Chapel,  Moffat. 

Proprietor  Farmer;  J. P.  E.  Lothian;  d. 
II  July  1913. 

BANKS,  George  Cameron,  1857-61.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1847;  s.  of  Peter  S.  Banks, 
S.S.C,  67  Great  King  Street. 

S.S.C.  1871 ;  Ld.  President's  Clerk  (First 
Div.) ;  m.  Sophia  Frances  Rutherfurd,  dau. 
of  John  Gowans  ;   d.  27  Dec.  1889. 

BANNERMAN,  James  Murray,  1858-63. 
CI.  2-6.  s.  of  J.  M.  Bannerman, 
Wooton  Park,  Ashbourne,  Derby- 
shire. 

BAXTER,  John,  1859-60.  CI.  3.  b. 
1845  ;  s.  of  John  Baxter,  Ashbank, 
Blairgowrie. 

Mill-spinner  (ret.) ;  Maj.  (ret.)  in  Vols.  Ad- 
dress :  Ashbank,  Blairgowrie. 

BEGBIE,  Joshua  Howard  Arthur,  1857- 
64.     CI.  1-7.     b.  1849  ;    s.  of  James 
Begbie,  M.D.,  3  Charlotte  Square. 
Went  to  America  ;   d. 

BELL,  Eliott  Montgomerie,  1857-64. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1847;  s.  of  A.  Mont- 
gomerie Bell,  W.S.,  Prof,  of  Convey- 
ancing, Edin.  Univ. 

St.  Andrews  Univ. ;  with  Sample  and 
Co.,  Tea  Merchants,  Glasg. ;  Tea-planter  at 
Simring,  Kursiong,  Darjeeling;  d.  13  Nov. 
1877. 

BENDALL,  Ernest  Alfred,  1858-60.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  31  Aug.  1846;  s.  of 
A.  Bendall,  5  Highfield  Villas,  HoUo- 

way,  Lond.,  N. 

City  of  Lond.  Sch.  1860-7;  entered  P.M. 
Gen's.  Office,  1868;  ret.  1898;  Jt.  Examiner 
of  Plays,  1912  ;  commenced  journalism  on 
the  London  Figaro ;  Dramatic  Critic  of 
Observer,  1874-1912;  of  Daily  Mail,  19x0-12; 
and  periodically  for  other  papers  ;  m.  Agnes 
Chatterley.  Address  :  37  Prince's  Square, 
Bayswater,  Lond.,  W. 


BETHELL,  William,  1859-62.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  11  Aug.  1847;  s.  of  William  F. 
Bethell,  Rise,  Hull. 

J. P.  and  D.L.  Co.  of  York;  m.  1880  Hon. 
Maria  Myrtle,  5th  dau.  of  8th  Lord  Middle- 
ton.     Address  :    Rise  Park,  near  Hull. 

BLOWER,  John  Newsham,  1860-2.  CI. 
4,  5.  Richard  Threlfall,  Hollow- 
forth,  near  Preston  (Guardian) ;  won 
Cricket  Ball,  1861 ;  Open  Quarter- 
mile,  100  Yds.,  Hurdles,  and  High 
Jump,  1862;  XX. 

BOOTH,  Edmund  Henry  Gore-,  1857-9. 
CI.  1,  2,  b.  3  April  1846  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Gore-Booth,  11  Manor  Place. 

Merchant,  China ;  d.  5  May  1904  in  China. 

BOOTH,  John  Livingstone,  1859-61. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  Nov.  1845  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Patrick  Booth,  M.A.,  Min.  of  Inner- 
leithen, 1  London  Street. 

B.D.  Edin.  Univ. ;  Ass.  to  Rev.  James 
MacGregor  of  the  Tron,  Glasg.  (afterwards 
of  St.  Cuthbert's,  Edin.) ;  elected  min.  of 
Stobo,  1870,  where  he  died  after  twenty  yrs. 
service ;  m.  Juha,  dau.  of  Mr.  Ritchie,  Manu- 
facturer, Stroud;  d.  1890. 

BRINGLOE,  Francis  Adam,  1859-60. 
CI.  3.  b.  14  Sept.  1847 ;  s.  of  Francis 
John  Bringloe,  W.S.,  25  Stafford 
Street. 

C.A.  1871  ;  m.  Marie  G.,  dau.  of  Thomson 
Boyd,  Edin. ;  d.  xo  April  1903. 

BRODIE,  Alexander,  1859-61.     CI.  3,  4. 
b.  21  Aug.  1845  ;   s.  of  James  Church 
Brodie,  Leaston,  E.  Lothian,  and  6 
Dean  Terrace, 
d.  Sept.  1862. 

BRODIE,  Andrew  S.,  1860-3.     CI.  4-6. 
b.    1846 ;     s.    of    Alexander    Brodie, 
9  Saxe-Coburg  Place, 
d.  1867  in  Ceylon. 

BRODIE,  John  Henry,  1859-62.  CI, 
3-5.  b.  30  Aug.  1847  ;  s.  of  James 
Church  Brodie,  Leaston,  E.  Lothian, 
and  6  Dean  Terrace. 

m.  Florence  Edith  Cunningham.  Ad- 
dress :    Charts  Edge,  Westerham,  Kent. 

BROWN,   John,    1857-62.     CI.    1-5.     b. 

8  Jan,    1846 ;     s,    of    John    Brown, 
M.D.,  23  Rutland  Street. 

Jt.  Ed.  with  Dr.  D.  W.  Forrest  of  Letters 
of  Dr.  John  Brown;  m.  Isabel  M'Kay.  Ad- 
dress :  7  Greenhill  Place,  Edin. 

BRYSON,    Robert,    1857-8.     CI.    1.     b. 

9  Dec.  1844  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Bryson, 


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H.M.  Clockmaker  for  Scot.,  4  Inver- 
leith  Terrace. 

Watchmaker  and  Jeweller,  Geneva ;  m. 
Anais  Widmer ;  d.  lo  Jan.  1902. 

BURRARD,  Hany  Paul,  1860-4.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  5  Sept.  1846  ;  s.  of  Sir  Harry 
Burrard,  Bart.,  of  Walhampton,  Sym- 
ington, Hants ;  XI.,  XX.;  won  Cricket 
Ball  and  cq.  Open  High  Jump,  1864. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab,  1865  ;  winner  of  the 
Hurlingham  International  Cup,  1S84  (pigeon- 
shooting)  ;  twenty-seven  yrs.  a  Mem.  of  the 
R.Y.S. ;  Lt.  60th  Ft. ;  ret.  1871 ;  S.  as  6th 
Bart.  1871;  Mag.  and  J. P.  Hants;  Hered. 
Riding  Forester  Eind  Bow-bearer  to  the  King 
of  England;  m.  (i)  1872  Margaret,  dau.  of 
John  Anderson  of  N.  Brunswick;  (2)  l888 
Eleanor,  dau  of  Col.  B.  G.  Beale.  Address : 
West  View,  Findon,  Sussex. 

CALLANDER,  George  Frederick  William. 
1858-62.  CI.  2-5.  b.  28  July  1848 ;  s. 
of  James  Henry  Callander  of  Ard- 
kinglas. 

Lt.  7Sth  Highs,  (ret.) ;  J.P.  and  D.L.  for 
Co.  Argyll  and  Co.  Stirling;  m.  1876  Alice 
Louisa,  e.  dau.  of  Lt.-Col.  John  Cornehus 
Craigie-Halkett  of  Cramond.  A  ddress :  Ard- 
kinglas,  Argyllshire. 

CAMPBELL,  Lord  Archibald,  1858-9. 
CI.  2.  b.  18  Dec.  1846;  s.  of  8th 
Duke  of  Argyll. 

Eton,  Gottingen  and  Cambridge  Univ.  ; 
entered  the  wine  trade  at  Bordeaux;  was 
then  three  yrs.  in  the  tea  trade,  and  later  in 
cotton  trade  in  Liverpool;  1872  entered 
Coutts'  Bank,  and  was  there  on  active  duty 
thirty-five  yrs. ;  ret.  as  a  partner,  1907 ; 
Capt.  A  Co.  Argyllshire  High.  Rifles,  now 
8th  Batt.  A.  and  S.  Highs. ;  an  accomplished 
painter  and  clever  caricaturist,  and  an 
authority  on  Highland  dress  and  weapons ; 
Author  of  Records  of  Argyll  and  other 
•works,  including  a  volume  of  verse;  m.  1869 
Janey  Sevilla,  dau.  of  James  Henry  Callander 
of  Ardkinglas;  d.  29  March  1913;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  XX.  123. 

CAMPBELL,  James  WiUiam,  1861-2. 
CI.  5.  b.  25  May  1846  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Campbell,  Agent  Bank  of  Scot.,  Allan 
Park,  Stirling. 

Edin.  Univ.  1862-3;  went  into  E.I.  mer- 
cantile house  of  Martin,  Turner  and  Co., 
Glasg.,  and  Martin,  Dyce  and  Co.,  Singapore, 
Batavia,  and  Manila,  1864,  and  in  1866  pro- 
ceeded to  Batavia,  Java ;  1870  returned 
home  ;  Jt.  Agent  of  Bank  of  Scot,  at  Stirling, 
1874;  sole  Agent,  1879;  Coll.  of  Co.  Assess- 
ments, 1879  ;  J.P.  for  Stirlingshire,  1882  ; 
Hon.  Sherifl[-Sub.  1911 ;  m.  1880  Mary  Eliza, 
dau.  of  James  Wright,  Merchant,  Glas.  Ad- 
dress :  Bank  of  Scotland  House,  Stirling. 

CAMPBELL,  Norman  Montgomery  Aber- 
cromby,  1857-63.  CI.  1-6.  b.  2  March 
1846;    s.   of   Sir  John  Campbell  of 


Auchinbrcck  and  Kildalloig,  Campbel- 
town. 

m.  Isabella  Sara  Caimdini,  dau.  of  Marquis 
de  Sargano;  d.  25  Dec.  1901  in  N.Z. 

CASSELLS,  Alexander,  1857-60.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  Alexander  Cassells,  W.S.,  8  Nor- 
thumberland Street. 

CAVAYE,  Charles  Walter,  1860-8.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  1847 ;  s.  of  Gen.  W.  Cavaye, 
12  Royal  Circus. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Sandhurst ;  Lt.  24th  Regt. 
1871 ;  killed  at  Isandhlwana,  Jan.  1879. 

CAVAYE,  John  Hunter,  1860-2.  CI. 
4-5.  s.  of  Gen.  W.  Cavaye,  12  Royal 
Circus. 

Tea-planter  in  Assam ;  drowned  in  the 
\vreck  of  the  '  Tennyson  '  o&  Mauritius. 

CHEYNE,  Joseph  Gordon  Clunes,  1857- 
64.  CI.  1-7.  b.  3  Oct.  1847 ;  s.  of 
Henry  Cheyne,  W.S.,  6  Royal  Terrace. 

A.F.C.  1867-8  ;  Res.  Sec.  Scott.  Widows' 
Fund  Soc,  Glasg.,  1875  ;  Ass.  Sec.  Scot. 
Widows'  Fund  Soc,  Edin.,  1891 ;  Sec.  1903 ; 
Address  :    18  Glencairn  Crescent,  Edin. 

CONSTABLE,  Archibald,  1860-1.  CI.  4. 
b.  26  March  1846;  s.  of  Henry  S, 
Constable,  Glasg. 

In  service  of  Oude  and  Rohilkund  Rly. 
Co.  1867-88;  m.  Agnes  Ross.  Address:  c/o 
Archibald  Constable,  LL.D.,  Lysvold,  Currie, 
Midlothian. 

CONSTABLE,  Thomas,  1858-68.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  12  July  1847;  s.  of  Thomas 
Constable,  Printer  to  H.M, 

M.A.  Oxon  (Magdalen  HaU) ;  Ch.  of  Eng. ; 
C.  of  Shenfield,  Essex ;  since  1881  V.  of  High 
Hurstwood,  Sussex ;  Author  of  The  Great 
French  Triumvirate,  1896 ;  m.  Amy  Wynne. 
Address  :  The  Vicarage,  High  Hurstwood, 
Uckfield,  Sussex. 

COOK,  Joseph,  1860-1.  CI.  4.  b.  17 
Nov.  1845 ;  s.  of  Joseph  Cook,  Fence- 
houses,  Durham. 

J.P.  Co.  Durham;  M.I.M.E.  1869;  Mem. 
Iron  and  Steel  Institute,  1879;  eleven  yrs. 
in  Durham  C.C.  ;  raised  a  Co.  for  13th  Dur- 
ham Rifle  Vols.  1875  ;  Maj.  4th  Vol.  Dur- 
ham L.I.  1895  ;  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  1897  ;  Man. 
Dir.  and  Chm.  of  Jos.  Cook,  Sons  and  Co. 
Ltd.,  Washington  Iron  Works,  Co.  Durham  ; 
m.  1869  Isabella  Blanche,  dau.  of  Peter  Hob- 
son  of  Winteringham  Hall,  Knaresborough, 
Yorks.  Address :  Cumberland  House,  Harro- 
gate. 

CORMACK,  David  Andrew,  1857-62. 
CI.  1-5.  s.  of  David  Cormack,  S.S.C, 
33  York  Place. 

Solicitor;  Agent  Law  Life  Assur.  Soc.  of 
Lond.  and  Commercial  Union  Insur.  Co. ;  d. 


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CUNNINGHAM,  James  W.  B.,  1859-62. 
CI.  3-5.  James  Church  Brodie,  Leas- 
ton,  E.  Lothian  (Guardian). 

CUNYNGHAME,  Ogilvie  Edwin,  1857- 
60.  CI.  1-3.  b.  26  Jan.  1846 ;  s.  of 
George  Cunynghame,  25  Pilrig  Street. 

Blair  Lodge,  1860-2  ;  in  Lord  Armitstead's 
Lond.  office,  1862-4,  ^^^  ^^^^  '"^  ill-hecdth; 
d.  8  May  1866. 

DALRYMPLE,  William  Hew  Allan,  1857- 
64.  CI.  1-7.  b.  23  Jan.  1849;  s.  of 
William  Dalrymple,  W.S. 

A.C.C.  ;  E.U.C.C.  ;  Grange  C.C.  ;  Glasg. 
Western  C.C.  and  Eccentric  Flamingoes 
C.C. ;  Author  of  Reminiscences  of  Golf  and 
Golfers ;  Handbook  to  Golf,  1895  ;  Ed. 
Golfers'  Guide  Annual,  1894-9;  d.  16  Nov 
1912. 

DICKSON,  William  Richardson,  1861-2. 
CI.  5.  b.  5  Sept.  1846  ;  s.  of  William 
Richardson  Dickson  of  Alton,  Seeds- 
man. 

Of  Alton  and  Chisholme  ;  m.  Jessie,  dau. 
of  David  Colvill,  Merchant,  Glasg.  ;  d.  6  May 


DRUMMOND,  Andrew,  1861-3.    CI.  5,  6. 
s.  of  Rev.  D.  Drummond,  Houndwood 
Manse,  Berwickshire. 
Went  to  S.  Africa. 

DRYBROUGH,  Andrew,  1858-9.  CI.  2. 
b.  17  March  1847;  s.  of  Thomas 
Drybrough,  Brewer,  7  Manor  Place. 

Bramham  Coll.  Yorks,  1863 ;  and  Edin. 
Univ.  ;  Brewer,  Edin. ;  Vol.  for  twelve  yrs. ; 
m.     Address:  Gogar  Park,  Corstorphine. 

DUNCAN,  Charles  Arthur,  1857-9.  CI. 
1,2. 

DUNDAS,   John  Francis,   1857-61.     CI. 
1-4.     b.   10  Nov.   1845  ;    s.  of  John 
■   F.    Dundas,    C.E.,    15    St.    Bernard's 
Crescent. 

Went  to  N.Z.  in  1862  ;  for  a  time  run- 
holder  in  Southland;  afterwards  joumaUst 
in  Nelson ;  d.  4  Sept.  1907  at  Invercargill, 
N.Z. 

DUNLOP,  Charles  James  Tennant,  1857- 
64.  CI.  1-7.  b.  9  Sept.  1846  ;  s.  of 
Charles  Tennant  Dunlop,  St.  Rollox, 
Glasg. ;  Dux  CI.  5,  6  and  of  the 
School,  1864  ;  Ferguson  Medal,  1862  ; 
Mitchell  Medal,  1863  ;  Math.  Medal, 
1864 ;  best  in  French  and  French 
Composition,  German,  Latin  Prose, 
and  Greek  Prose  and  Verse,  CI.  7, 
1864 ;  best  in  Greek  Testament, 
1863  and    1864;    1st,    2nd,    and  8rd 


Acad.  Club  Prizes  and  Mackenzie 
Prize  for  Schol.  1864  ;  XL  and  XX. ; 
eq.  High  Jump,  1864. 

Schol.  Merton  Coll.  Oxon ;  ist  CI.  Mods. ; 
istCl.  Lit.  Hum.  ;  Coll.  XL;  winner  of  the 
Merton  Grinds  (Steeplechase)  ;  Barr.  Line. 
Inn,  1874  ;  practised  in  Singapore,  and  for 
one  year  was  Police  Mag.  there;  188 1-4 
Ass.  Sec.  Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin.  ; 
1885  returned  to  English  Bar,  and  was  for 
many  yrs.  associated,  in  chambers,  with 
Sir  Robert  Finlay,  for  whom  he  worked  ; 
1897,  being  in  delicate  health,  he  accepted 
the  light  post  of  Clerk  of  Arraigns  on  the 
Western  Circuit ;  m.  Elizabeth  Sibylla 
Armstrong  ;   d.  30  Oct.  1899. 

DUNLOP,  George  Colquhoun  Hamilton, 
1857-63.  CI.  1-6.  b.  28  July  1846  ; 
s.  of  Alexander  Dunlop  of  Clober ; 
XL  (Capt.  1863),  and  XX.  (Capt. 
1862-3) ;  remarkable  schoolboy  bat, 
scored  145  not  out  and  174  in  suc- 
cessive innings. 

Stock  and  Share  Broker,  Liverpool.  Ad- 
dress :  6  Dale  Street,  Liverpool. 

DUNLOP,  James  Hay,  1857-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  14  June  1847  ;  s.  of  Alan  Colquhoun 
Dunlop,  31  Royal  Terrace  ;  XL 

Guy's  Hosp.  1872-8;  A.F.C.  1865;  Med- 
allist, Roland's  Assault,  1866;  Ensign  51st 
K.O.L.I.  1866;  Lt.  1869  (ret.);  L.S.A.  1880. 
Address:  Leadhills,  S.O.  Lanarkshire. 

DUNN,  Ralph,  1859-61.  CI.  3,  4.  b.  9 
June  1844 ;  s.  of  T.  J.  Dunn,  Melrose. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Sec.  and  Pres.  Univ. 
Scots  Law  Debating  Soc.  ;  Capt.  Melrose 
C.C.  ;  won  several  prizes  for  shooting  at 
Border  Rifle  Assoc.  Meetings;  Sol.  1867; 
Banker,  Town  Clerk,  Sch.  Bd.  Clerk,  Melrose ; 
Dep.  Sheriff  Clerk  for  Roxburghshire  and 
J. P.  Clerk,  Melrose  dist.,  for  thirty-two  yrs. ; 
m.  Agnes  Robson,  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Camp- 
bell, Lucca,  Jamaica.  Address  ;  Femiehirst, 
Melrose. 

DUNSMURE,  James  Alexander  Hen- 
derson, 1858-62.  CI.  2-5.  b.  29  May 
1847 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Dunsmure, 
Leith. 

One  of  the  pioneers  of  the  English  colony 
in  the  Argentine  and  Uruguay  ;  headed  an 
exped.  on  behalf  of  the  Chilian  Govt,  into 
interior  of  Patagonia;  was  wrecked  along 
with  three  companions  on  coast  of  Terra  del 
Fuego,  aU  four  being  rescued  after  months 
of  great  hardships ;  apptd.  Brit.  Vice-Consul 
at  Sandy  Point  (Punta  Arenas),  Strait  of 
Magellan ;  reed,  the  thanks  of  German  Govt, 
for  promptitude  and  daring  he  displayed 
in  saving  German  mail  -  boat  '  Memphis  ' 
and  lives  of  those  on  board  by  defeating 
aims  of  the  ringleaders  of  a  conspiracy 
hatched  by  Chilian  convicts  who  had  escaped 
from  prison  ;  drowned  in  his  yacht  near 
Elizabeth  Island,  Strait  of  Magellan,  March 
1878. 


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FERRIER,  George  Henry,  1857-9.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  11  March  1847;  s.  of  Maj. 
Ilay  Ferrier  of  Belsyde,  Linlithgow. 

WelUngton  Coll.  1859-62  ;  XI.  and  XX.  ; 
Sandhurst,  1866;  Col.  A.P.D. ;  Ensign  105th 
Regt.  (K.O.Y.L.I.),  1867;  Lt.  1869;  In- 
structor of  Musketry  and  Capt.  1875  ;  Capt. 
A.P.D.  1880;  Maj.  1892;  Lt.-Col.  1897; 
Col.  1902  ;  ret.  1907 ;  m.  Helen,  3rd  dau.  of 
George  Bland  Battams,  Kilvvorthy,  Tavi- 
stock. Address:  Roundham Hall,  Paignton, 
Devon. 

FINLAY.WiUiam  Alexander,  1857-63.  CI. 
1-6.  b,  18  Oct.  1845 ;  s.  of  William 
Finlay,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  Trinity ;  XX. 
and  XL;  won  Cricket  Ball,  1862; 
Open  High  Jump  and  Long  Leap, 
1863. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1867;  M.D.  1870; 
M.R.C.P.E.  1876  ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1877  ;  A.F.C. 
Capt.  1869-70;  Gen.  med.  pract.,  Trinity. 
Publications :  Cases  treated  in  Leith  Hospital, 
Edin.  Med.  Journal,  1876 ;  Treament  of 
certain  Cases  of  Ununited  Fracture,  ibid., 
1878;  and  other  later  papers,  m.  Adela 
Edith,  dau.  of  Patrick  Chalmers  of  Auldbar 
Castle,  Forfarshire  ;  d.  24  June  1909 ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  151. 

GILLIES,    Henry    Archibald,     1857-60. 
CI.  1-3.     b.  1847  ;    s.  of  Rev.  Francis 
GiUies,  St.  Stephen's  F.  Ch.,  Edin. 
d.  I  Oct.  1864. 

GILLY,  Charles  Pudsey,  1863-4.  Q.  7. 
s.  of  Archdeacon  Gilly,  16  Fitzwilliam 
Street,  Cambridge. 

Cantab  Univ.  ;   went  to  the  Argentine. 

GILMOUR,  John,  1860-4,  CI.  4-7.  b. 
24  July  1845 ;  s.  of  Allan  Gilmour  of 
Lundin  and  Montrave  and  of  South 
Walton,  Renfrewshire ;   XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  ist  Bart,  of  Lundin  and 
Montrave,  1897  ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  Fifesliire  ; 
Convener  of  Comrs.  of  Supply  for  Fife ; 
Hon.  Col.  Fife  and  Forfar  Imp.  Yeo.  ;  Jt. 
M.F.H.  Fife  Foxhounds,  1896-7;  M.F.H. 
1897-1902  ;  unsuccessfully  contested  E. 
Fife  (U.),  1885,  1892,  and  1895;  Mem.  Roy. 
Commis.  on  Horse  -  breeding  and  Roy. 
Agricul.  Commis.  ;  m.  1873  Henrietta,  2nd 
dau.  of  David  Gilmour  of  Quebec,  Canada. 
Address  :  Montrave,  Leven,  Fife. 

GORDON,  Adam  Hay,  1857-60.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  3  June  1846  ;  s.  of  Adam  Hay 
Gordon,  W.S.,  of  Avochic,  Aberdeen- 
shire, and  Mayen  and  ArdmeaJlie, 
Banfifshire,  25  Rutland  Square. 

Harrow,  1860-4  ;  Ch.  Ch.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  and 
M.A. ;  S.  father  as  proprietor  of  Avochie, 
Aberdeenshire,  and  Mayen  and  Ardmeallie 
in  Banffshire  ;  D.L.  and  Comr.  of  Supply 
for  Banffshire;  m.  Helen  Elphinstone  Dal- 
rymple;  d.  May  1894. 


HAGART,  James  Valentine-,  1857-61. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  4  April  1845 ;  s.  of 
James  Valentine-Hagart  of  Glen- 
delvine,  Perthshire,  S.S.C.,  19  Clar- 
endon Crescent;  Dux  CI.  4  M.  1861. 
Edin.  Univ. ;  W.S.  1868 ;  d.  22  Sept.  1900. 

HAGART,  Robert  Valentine-,  1857-61. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  4  April  1845  ;  s.  of 
James  Valentine-Hagart  of  Glen- 
delvine,  Perthshire,  S.S.C,  19  Clar- 
endon Crescent. 

m.  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Elder,  W.S. ;  d.  21 
June  1914. 

HALL,  William  Alexander  Richard,  1858- 
61.     CI.  2-4.     b.  1847;  s.  of  J.  Hall. 
Willowbank  House,  Bonnington. 
R.N. ;  Navig.  Sub-Lieut.  1867;  ret.  1872. 

HARRISON,  Thomas  Frederick,  1859-61. 
CI.  3,  4.  s.  of  H.  Harrison,  45  Lauri- 
ston  Place. 


HAY,    Alfred,    1858-9.     CI.    2. 
W.  Hay,  111  Princes  Street. 
Went  to  Tasmania. 


of 


HAY,  Henry,  1858-9.  CI.  2.  s.  of 
W.  Hay,  111  Princes  Street. 

HENDERSON,  Robert  Charies,  1859-62. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  22  April  1847;  s.  of 
Thomas  Henderson,  Merchant,  Leg- 
horn, Italy. 

Merchant,  Leghorn,  Italy  ;  m.  Anna,  dau. 
of  Rev.  Dr.  H.  Philip,  Rome,  Italy  ;  d.  at  the 
Villa  Margarethe,  Gentilino,  Lugano,  Swit- 
zerland, 16  Nov.  1913. 

HIGGINSON,  Jonathan,  1857-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Jonathan  Higginson,  17  Inver- 
leith  Row. 

HOSACK,  David  Duncan  Ford,  1857- 
61.  CI.  1-4.  s.  of  William  Hosack, 
Jamaica. 

HOWDEN,  David  Brown,  1857-62.  CL 
1-5.  b.  1  May  1846;  s.  of  Bailie 
Peter  Howden,  6  Brandon  Street, 

Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin. ;  afterwards  in  busi- 
ness, Wellington,  N.Z.  (ret.) ;  m.  Rose  Tharp 
Paul,  Christchurch,  N.Z.  Address :  East- 
bourne, Wellington,  N.Z. 

HUNTING,  William,  1859-61,  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  20  May  1846;  s.  of  Charies 
Hunting,  South  Hetton  Fencehouses, 
Durham. 

F.R.C.V.S. ;  F.Roy.  San.  Inst.;  Mem.  of 
Council  of  the  Lister  Inst.  ;  Consult.  Vet. 
Surg,  to  L.C.C. ;    Pres.  of  R.C.V.S.   1905  ; 


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Mem.  of  Bd.  of  Govs.,  Roy.  Vet.  Coll.,  Lond. ; 
Ed.  of  the  Veterinary  Record;  Author  of 
The  Art  of  Horse-shoeing ;  Glanders  in 
Horses   and   Man ;    m.  ;    d.    24   Oct. 

1913;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  41. 

IRVING,  John  Bell-,  1859-63.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  2  Feb.  18-16;  s.  of  John  Bell- 
Irving,  Whitehill,  Dumfries ;  XX. 
1862-3;  Capt.  Rector's  House  XI.; 
1862  won  Mile  in  4  min.  44  sec.,  and 
Cricket  Ball  and  Quarter-mile,  1863 ; 
1863,  on  leaving  school,  walked  home 
a  distance  of  eighty  miles  in  twenty 
hours. 

Went  to  China,  1872,  and  was  for  a  number 
of  yrs.  partner  of  Jardine,  Matheson  and  Co. 
of  Hongkong,  China,  and  Japan ;  M.L.C. 
Hongkong ;  Dir.  and  dim.  Hongkong 
and  Shanghai  Banking  Corporation  and 
many  other  public  Cos.  ;  J. P.  Co.  of 
Dumfries  since  return  from  China  in  1 889  ; 
m.  1884  Isabella,  dau.  of  Henry  Thornton. 
Address  :   Milkbank,  Lockerbie. 

KEMP,  James,  1857-8.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
James  Kemp,  Dairy  House. 

KERMACK,  John,  1857-62.    CI.  1-5.    b. 
3  May  1847;  s.  of  W.  R.  Kermack, 
W.S.,  20  Broughton  Place. 
W.S.  1871  ;    d.  10  March  1899. 

KIRK,  Henry  Alexander,  1858-60.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  27  Nov.  1847  ;  s.  of  K,  W. 
Kirk,  M.D.,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Edin.  Univ.  1866-7;  C.I.E.  1909;  K.C.I.E. 
1912;  Dir. -in-Chf.  Indo-European  Tele- 
graph Dept.,  India  Office  from  1902  ;  ret. 
1912  ;  Ass.  Supt.  Indian  Telegraph  Dept. 
1870;  on  telegraph  operations,  Bengal  fam- 
ine, 1874  (thanks  of  Govt,  of  India)  ;  on 
special  duty  during  construction  telegraph 
lines  in  Rohilkund  for  H.R.H.  the  Prince 
of  Wales,  1876  ;  on  Northern  Afghanistan 
F.F.  telegraphs,  including  investment  of 
Sherpur,  1879,  and  retirement  to  India, 
1880  (desp.,  medal  with  clasp,  and  special 
acknowledgment  of  services  by  Viceroy)  ; 
on  special  duty,  Viceregal  Assemblage, 
Rawal  Pindi,  1885 ;  in  charge  Telegraph 
Workshops,  Calcutta,  1885 ;  thanks  of 
Govt,  of  India  in  connection  with  provision 
of  Mil.  Telegraph  Equipment,  1895  ;  Dir. 
Indian  Telegraph  Dept.,  1900;  ret.  1902; 
Sen.  Delegate  for  India,  Internat.  Tele- 
graph Conferences,  Lond.,  1903  and  19 12, 
and  Lisbon,  1908.  Address :  Oriental  Club, 
Hanover  Square,  Lond.,  W. 

LAWRIE,  Edward,  1860-3.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
1847;  s.  of  Robert  Lawrie,  Whalley 
Range,  Manchester ;  Open  Mile,  1863, 
in  4  min.  48  sec. ;  XI. 

M.B.  Edin.  1867  ;  M.R.C.S.  Eng.  1867  ; 
Lt.-Col.  I.M.S.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  I.M.S.  (Bengal), 
1872;  Surg.-Maj.  1884;  Surg.  Lt.-Col.  1892; 
ret.  1901.  Address:  Harley  Lodge,  115a 
Harley  Street,  Lond.,  W. 


LYALL,  William  John  Campbell,  1857-61. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  27  Jan.  1848 ;  s,  of 
David  Lyall,  23  Alva  Street. 

Scotland  v.  England  (Rugby),  1871 ;  went 
to  U.S.A.  in  1871  and  settled  there;  m. 
Sarah  Leighton.  Address :  Atholl,  Smith 
County,  Kansas,  U.S.A. 

M'ALLUM,  Newton  Trecn  Hicks,  1857- 
61.  CI.  1-4.  s.  of  Donald  M'Allum, 
Surg,  in  the  service  of  H.H.  the 
Nizam  of  Hyderabad  ;  XI. ;  won  100 
Yds.  1860  and  1861;  High  Jump, 
Hurdles,  and  Long  Leap,  1861. 

m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  J.  Tait  of  Woolwich, 
Kent. 

MACDOUGALL,  William,  1857-60.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  22  July  1848  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col. 
John  Macdougall,  H.E.I.C.S.,  South 
Coates  House. 

B.A.  (Caius  Coll.)  Cantab  ;  apprenticed  to 
Stevensons,  Engineers  ;  subsequently  went 
to  Cambridge  to  study  for  the  Ch.,  but  had 
to  give  it  up  owing  to  ill-health  ;  d.  23  Jan. 
1889. 

MACKENZIE,  Gilbert  Proby,  1861-3. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  15  Aug.  1847 ;  s.  of  Mrs. 
Mackenzie,  Whitehouse,  Musselburgh. 

M.B.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  I.M.S. 
(Bengal),  1870;  Surg.-Maj.  1882;  m.  Jane 
Scott ;    d.  2  March  1890. 

MACLAINE,  Anthony  Vincent,  1857-62. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  3  Nov.  1846;  s.  of  Donald 
Maclaine  of  Lochbuie. 

m.  Sarah  Parry  Midmore  of  Eastbourne ; 
d.  Jan.  1887. 

MACLAINE,  Murdoch  Gillian,  1857-61. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1  Sept.  1845  ;  s.  of 
Donald  Maclaine  of  Lochbuie. 

Lt.  6th  D.G.  (Carabineers)  ;  Cornet,  i866  ; 
Lt.  1868;  ret.  1869;  Times  military  cor- 
respondent in  Franco-German  War;  sub- 
sequently an  occasional  correspondent  to 
sporting  and  other  newspapers ;  J. P.,  D.L. 
Argyllshire  ;  Chief  of  the  Clan  Maclaine  ; 
m.  1869  Katherine  Marian,  y.  dau.  of  Salis 
Schwabe  of  Glyn-y-Garth,  Co.  Anglesea ;  d. 
1909. 

M'LAREN,  James  Grieve,  1858-61.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  12  Dec.  1847  ;  s.  of  David 
M'Laren,  36  Greenhill  Gardens. 

Bramham  Coll.  Yorks ;  trained  in  W.  and 
J. H. Thompson's, MincingLane, Lond.;  after- 
wards went  to  Calcutta  to  Moran  and  Co. ; 
m.  Clara  A.  Horrocks  ;   d.  April  1885. 

M'LAREN,  WoodviUe,  1857-63.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1847;  s.  of  David  M'Laren,  Mer- 
chant, Leith,  and  15  Forth  Street;  XX. 

Merchant,  Lond.  ;  d.  9  June  1893  '" 
Sydney. 


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M'NAUGHTON,  John,  1859-61.  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  1847;  s.  of  A.  M'Naughton, 
Agent  Commercial  Bank,  Pitlochry. 


d.  i86i. 

MAITLAND,  John  Gordon,  1857-61. 
C).  1-4.  b.  12  Jan.  1848 ;  s.  of 
Kenmure  Maitland,  Sheriff  Clerk  of 
Midlothian. 

Advocate,  1873  ;  Proc.  Fis.  of  Berwick- 
shire, 1879-84;  ra.  1873  Kate,  dau.  of  R.  H. 
Wyndham  ;  d.  9  Nov.  1884. 

MAITLAND,  William  James,  1858-62. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  1847;  s.  of  Augustus 
Maitland,  W.S. ;  XX.  and  XI. 

India  Office,  1866  ;  served  as  Ass.  Priv. 
Sec.  and  Precis  Writer  to  Viscount  Cran- 
brook,  1878-80;  Marquis  of  Hartington, 
M.P.,  1880-2  ;  Earl  of  Kimberley,  1882-5  I 
Lord  Randolph  ChurchiU,  M.P.,  1885-6; 
Priv.  Sec.  to  Earl  of  Kimberley,  1886 ; 
Viscount  Cross,  1886-92  ;  Dep.  Govt.  Dir. 
Indian  Guaranteed  Rlys.  1892  ;  CLE.  1887  ; 
m.  1878  Agnes,  dau.  of  Ralph  Neville  Gren- 
ville  of  Butleigh  Court,  Glastonbury.  Ad- 
dress: Witley  Manor,  Witley,  Surrey,  and 
18  Lennox  Gardens,  Lond.,  S.W. 

MENZIES,  Robert  Charles,  1860-2.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  14  Nov.  1847  ;  s.  of  Allan 
Menzies,  W.S.,  7  Manor 'Place,  Prof, 
of  Conveyancing  in  Univ.  of  Edin, 

St.  Andrews,  Edin.,  Berlin  Univs. ;  Man. 
Dir.  Inveresk  Paper  Co.  ;  Chm.  P.  Council ; 
m.  (i)  Jean  S.  M'Farlan ;  (2)  Mary  C. 
M'Farlan;  d.  24  May  1914. 

MILLAR,  James  W.  B.,  1857-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  James  Millar,  3  Morningside 
Place. 

MOIR,  Oswald  Bell,  1859-62.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  5  Aug.  1847;  s.  of  Dr.  David 
Macbeth  Moir  ('  Delta '),  Musselburgh ; 
XI.  1862. 

Served  apprenticeship  of  four  yrs.  in 
Leith  ;  thereafter  went  to  Liverpool  for  three 
yrs.,  returning  to  Leith  to  become  a  partner 
of  Adam  White  and  Co.  (now  White,  Moir 
and  Co.),  and  in  Glasg.  Moir,  Kirkwood 
and  Co. ;  ret.  from  business,  1902.  Address : 
Starleybank,  Burntisland. 

MONCREIFF,  Hon.  Frederick  Charles, 
1857-64.  CI.  1-7.  b.  15  Oct.  1847  ; 
s.  of  Right  Hon.  Lord  Advocate  Mon- 
creiff  (1st  Baron),  Senator  of  the  Coll.  ^ 
of  Justice,  15  Great  Stuart  Street ; 
best  in  Latin  Verse,  CI.  7,  1864  ;  XI. 
1863  and  4  ;   XX.  1863-4. 

Glasg.  Univ.  and  New  Coll.  Oxon ;  Latin 
Gold  Medal,  Glasg.  ;  2nd  CI.  Hons.  Mods, 
and  Grts. ;  Barr.,  Lond. ;  late  Puisne  Justice 
of  Supreme  Court  of  Mauritius,  1 896-1900, 
and  of  Ceylon,  1900-5;  ret.  1905;  Author  of 


Law  of  Fraud  and  Misrepresentation ; 
The  X  Jewel ;  The  Provost  Marshal ;  m. 
Mary  Ann,  dau.  of  late  Charles  Seymour 
Brook.  Address :  Oxford  and  Cambridge 
Club,  Pall  MaU,  Lond. 

MONTEITH,  Robert,  1857-9.     CI.  1,  2. 

b.  Aug.  1846 ;    s.  of  John  Monteith, 

Antermony  House,  Milton  of  Campsic. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;    m.  Jane  Rankin  of  New 

Monkland  ;   d.  17  Feb.  1908. 

MOWBRAY,  John,  1857-61.  CI.  1-4. 
s.  of  John  M.  Mowbray,   10  Royal 

Crescent. 

MUIR,  Arcliibald  Mungo,  1857-8.  CI.  1. 
b.  24  Feb.  1847  ;  s.  of  Sir  WiUiam 
Muir,  K.C.S.I.,  D.C.L.,  Prin  of  Edin. 
Univ. 

Rugby  ;  Lt.-Col.  4th  Huss.  ;  I.S.C.  and 
I  St  Panjab  Cav.  ;  PoUt.  Resident,  Nepal  ; 
2nd  Lt.  1868  ;  Lt.  1871  ;  Capt.  i88o ;  Maj. 
1888 ;  Lt.-Col.  1894 ;  served  in  Afghan 
War  of  1878-80;  present  at  engagement  at 
Takht-i-Pul;  at  defence  of  Kandahar  and 
battle  of  Kandahar  (medal  with  clasp) ;  m. 
Fanny,  dau.  of  Rev.  Mr.  Huleatt ;  d.  15  May 
1899. 

MURRAY,  James,  1858-60.  CI.  2,  3. 
s.  of  James  Murray  of  Callands, 
Peebles. 

MURRAY,  John  Mackic,  1858-60.  CI. 
2,  3.  s.  of  James  Murray  of  Callands, 
Peebles. 

NISBETT,  John  Hyde,  1857-9.     CI.  1,  2. 

OMOND,  George  William  Thomson,  1857- 
64.  CI.  1-7.  b.  13  Sept.  1846  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  J.  R.  Omond,  Monzie,  Crieff ; 
English  Essay  Prize,  1864,  and  prize 
for  Latin  Prose,  1863  ;   XX.  1862-4. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  1868  ;  Advocate,  1871  ; 
A.D.  1885  ;  Autlior  of  The  Lord  Advocates 
of  Scotland ;  Editor  of  The  Amiston 
Memoirs ;  various  other  publications ;  m. 
M.  J.  Alice,  dau.  of  James  Wright  of  13 
Ainslie  Place.  Address :  Colne  Engaine, 
Essex. 

PATERSON,  John  Dalgleish,  1858-63. 
CI.  8-6.     s.  of  Dr.  Paterson,  Rothesay. 

L.R.C.P.E.,  L.M.,  L.R.C.S.E.  1870;  late 
Supt.  and  Consult.  Phys.  Glenburn  Hydro., 
Rothesay.     Address:  Avenue,  Girvan. 

PRINGLE,  James  Maxwell,  1859-63.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  14  May  1845 ;  s.  of  Robt.  Alex. 
Pringle  (Charleston,  So.  Carolina) ;  XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  1863-5  ;  Commercial  Broker  ; 
m.  Isabella  Martin.  Address  :  46  Society 
Street,  Charleston,  So.  Carolina,  U.S.A. 

RAMSAY,  Edward  Baiuierman,  1857-63. 
CI.  1-6.     b.  Nov.  1847 :    s.  of  James 


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Ramsay,  A.C.S.,  1  Claremont  Place, 
and  13  Henderson  Row ;  Dux  CI.  M.  5 
and  M.  6,  1862  and  1863. 

Apprentice  to  Yule  and  M' Andrew,  Corn 
Merchants,  Leith ;  afterwards  employed 
with  James  Finlay  and  Co.,  Glasg.,  for  many 
yrs.  ;  m.  Jean  Buchanan  MacGruthar  of 
Dunblane  ;   d.  12  July  1902. 

ROBERTSON,  Charles  Gordon,  1858-62. 
CI.  2-5.     b.  1847  ;  s.  of  L.  Robertson, 
Banker,  5  Melville  Crescent. 
Stockbroker,  Lond.  ;    d.  1890. 

ROBERTSON,  Francis  William,  1858-62. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  7  Sept.  1847;  s.  of 
David  Robertson,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Civil 
and  Sessions  Judge,  Bareilly. 

Sandhurst,  1863-5 ;  Lt.-Col.  107th  Regt. ; 
Ensign,  1866;  Lt.  1867;  Capt.  1876;  Maj. 
1881;  Lt.-Col.  1885;  m.  Jessie  Frewen ; 
d.  25  May  1S86. 

RODGER,  Peter  Robertson,  1859-60. 
CI.  3.  b.  31  Aug.  1846  ;  s.  of  George 
Rodger,  Selkirk. 

ist  Prize  for  Fencing,  L.A.C.,  1877;  Wine 
Shipper;  sen.  partner  of  Robertson  Bros, 
and  Co.  of  98  Great  Tower  Street,  E.C., 
Oporto,  and  Jerez  de  la  Frontera ;  for  three 
yrs.  represented  Epsom  on  Surrey  C.C.  ;  J. P. 
for  Surrey ;  Chm.  Banstead  P.  Council  for 
several  yrs. ;  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Mitford 
of  Otterbum,  Northumberland;  d.  14  Feb. 
1910. 

ROGERSON,  Alexander,  1858-63.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  5  March  1845  ;  s.  of  William 
Rogerson  of  Wamphray,  Gillesbie, 
Lockerbie ;  XI.,  XX. ;  won  Hurdles, 
1863. 

B.A. ;  B.N.C,  Oxon ;  many  yrs.  factor  on 
Wamphray  and  other  estates  in  Dumfries- 
shire ;  farmed  his  own  property  at  St. 
Michael's,  Croftheads,  near  Lockerbie ;  m. 
Margaret  Bell,  dau.  of  Rev.  Josiah  Walker, 
V.  of  Wood  Ditton,  Cambs ;  d.  19  Oct.  1906. 

ROWBOTHAM,  George  Hopwood,  1858- 
61.  CI.  2-4,  s.  of  Rev.  Frederick 
Rowbotham,  M.A.,  Minto  House, 
Argyle  Square. 

Went  to  Australia;  d.  1903  in  Australia. 

ROWBOTHAM,  John  Frederick,  1858- 
64.  CI.  1-5.  b.  18  April  1851  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  Frederick  Rowbotham,  M.A., 
Minto  House,  Argyle  Square. 

Rossall ;  Capt.  of  Sch. ;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon ; 
Schol. ;  1st  CI.  Mods,  and  Grts. ;  Taylorian 
Schol.  in  Italian ;  B.A.,  M.A.  Oxon ;  or- 
dained, 1890;  C.  of  Brorapton,  1890;  V.  of 
Ratley,  1892;  R.  of  Huntley,  1894;  Chap. 
Brit.  Embassy,  Buda-Pesth,  1895;  V.  of 
Abbotsley,  1898;  Ed.  and  Proprietor  of  The 
Bard.  Author:  TheHistoryof  Music  (3  vols.), 
1885-7 ;    The  Epic  of  Charlemagne,   i888  ; 


The  Human  Epic  (earlier  cantos),  1890-1  ; 
A  Treatise  on  Form  in  Musical  Composition, 
1890  ;  Lives  of  the  Great  Composers,  1892  ; 
A  Short  History  of  Music,  1893  ;  The 
History  of  the  Troubadours,  1894;  A  Love 
out  of  Tune  and  The  God  Horus  (novels), 
1897 ;  The  Human  Epic  (the  complete 
poem),  1901  ;  The  Romance  of  Music,  1903  ; 
The  Epic  of  London,  1908  ;  The  Epic  of 
God  and  the  Devil,  191 1  ;  contributor  to 
Nineteenth  Century,  Contemporary  Review, 
National  Review,  Good  Words,  Strand 
Magazine,  Grand  Magazine,  Quiver,  etc. 
Address  :   131  C.  Friedrich  Strasse,  Berlin. 

RUSHTON,  John  Arthur,  1858-62.  CI. 
2-5.  s.  of  Rev.  Dr.  Rushton,  Black- 
burn. 

Emmanuel  Coll.  Cantab  ;  Bow,  Cambridge 
boat,  Inter-University  Boat  Race,  1869. 

SHOWERS,  Eden  Curric,  1857-8.  CI.  1. 
b.  1847;  s.  of  Brig. -Gen.  Showers, 
India. 

Ensign  103rd  Regt.  1865;  Lt.  1867;  Adj. 
1869;  ret.  1872. 

SMART,  George,  1860-1.  CI.  4.  s.  of 
George  Smart,  Caimbank,  Montrose. 

SMITH,  John,  1857-8.  CI.  1,  s.  of  John 
Smith,  2  Manor  Place. 

STARK,  William  Adam,  1857-60.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Stark,  7  Graham  Street. 

STEWART,  Thomas  Anderson,  1861-2. 
CI.  5.  b.  26  Sept.  1846 ;  s.  of  James 
Stewart,  Nat.  Bank,  Grantown. 

Aberdeen  Grammar  Sch.  (Dux.  1863)  ; 
Aberdeen  Univ.  1863-7  ;  M.A.  1867  (ist 
CI.  Hons.)  ;  Simpson  '  Greek  Prize  and 
T.C.  Gold  Medal,  1867  ;  Ferguson  Schol. 
Class,  and  FuUerton,  Moir,  and  Gray  Schols. 
Class,  and  Ment.  Philo. ;  LL.D.  Aberdeen 
Univ.  1890  ;  1868-9  Interim  R.  Aberdeen 
Grammar  Sch.  ;  1869-70  Ass.  to  Sir  William 
Geddes,  Prof,  of  Greek,  Aberdeen  Univ.  ; 
1870-4  Sen.  Class.  Master,  George  Watson's 
Coll.,  Edin.;  1874  H.M.I.S.  for  Scot. ;  1875- 
86  H.M.I.S.  for  Banffshire  and  Orkney; 
1886-8  for  Mid.  and  E.  Lothian  ;  1888-96 
Chf.  Insp.  Northern  Div.  ;  1896-9  Chf. 
Insp.  Glasg.  ;  1 899-1904  Sen.  Chf.  Insp.  of 
Schs.  in  Scot.  Publications  :  A  New  First 
Greek  Course ;  An  Advanced  Greek  Course ; 
and  other  educational  works ;  also  a  trans- 
lation of  the  Odes  of  Horace,  m.  Katherine, 
and  dau.  of  Rev.  James  Grant,  D.D.,  Min. 
of  Fordyce,  Banffshire ;  d.  26  Sept.  1904 ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xii.  6. 

TAYLOR,  Hugh  Kinghorn,  1857-8.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Robert  Taylor,  14  Cassel's  Place, 
Leith. 

TOD,  William  Wemyss,  1857-60.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  26  Dec.  1845;  s.  of  Henry  Tod, 
39  York  Place. 

Sheep   Farmer,    California,    U.S.A. ;     m. 


230     MR.  TROTTER'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  CLYDE'S)  CLASS,  1858-65 


Grace,  dau.  of  Senator  Johnston  of  California, 
U.S.A. ;   d.  2  June  1908. 

TODRICK,  George  Banks,  1857-60.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1  June  1846  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Todrick,  Bank  of  Scot.,  Haddington. 

India  -  rubber  Manufacturer,  Fenchurch 
Buildings,  Fenchurch  Street,  Lond.,  E.C.  ; 
m.  M.  P.  Anderson,  dau.  of  James  Anderson, 
Banker,  Port  Glasg.  Address:  19  Charlton 
Road,  Blackheath,  Lond.,  S.E. 

TURNBULL,  David,  1857-63.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  24  May  1847 ;  s.  of  Patrick  Turn- 
bull,  W.S.,  34  India  Street ;    Dux  CI. 

1,  2,  3,  and  4,  1858-61. 

Marlborough  Coll,  18O3-5;  W.S.  1872;  m. 
(i)  1871  Mary,  e.  dau.  of  Allan  Gilmour  of 
Lundin  and  Montrave;  (2)  Margau'et  Janet 
Gow,  Northumberland;  d.  28  Oct.  1910. 

WALKER,  Robert,  1859-62.  CI.  3-5.  s. 
of  James  Walker,  Thomson's  Place, 
Leith. 

WALKER,  William  Henry,  1858-60.     CI. 

2,  3.    s.  of  J.  Walker,  4  Picardy  Place. 

AVARDEN,  Alexander  Karley,  1858-9 
and  1862-3.  CI.  2,  3.  b.  1847 ;  s.  of 
William  Warden,  10  Clarendon  Cres- 
cent. 

m.  .     Address  :   Sydney,  Australia. 

WILLAN,  WiUiam,  1861-3.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  14  Sept.  1845  ;  s.  of  Rev.  William 
Willan,  10  Nicolson  Square. 

Queen's  Coll.  Oxon ;  M.A. ;  Oxford  t;. 
Cambridge  Shooting  VIII.  1870;  Capt.  O.U. 
Vol.  Corps;  V.  of  Roecliflfe,  near  Borough- 
bridge,  1879-1909  ;   d.  8  Dec.  1909. 


WILSON,  William,  1861-3.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  2  Dec.  1847  ;  s.  of  John  Wilson, 
Hill  Park,  Bannockburn. 

Capt.  6th  Perthshire  R.  Vols.  1873;  m. 
Jessie  Murrie,  Nat.  Bank  House,  Stirling  ; 
d.  14  May  1884. 

WOOD,  John  Philp,  1857-62.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  12  Sept.  1847  ;  s.  of  John  George 
Wood,  W.S.,  52  Melville  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  LL.D.  1890  ;  W.S.  1871  ; 
of  Melville  and  Lindesay,  W.S. ;  Prof, 
of  Conveyancing,  Univ.  of  Edin.,  1891- 
1900.  Author:  Hendry's  Manucil  of  Con- 
veyancing (3rd  ed.),  revised  by  John  Philp 
Wood,  W.S.,  1881  ;  4th  ed.  18S8  ;  Notes  on 
the  Entail  Act,  1882  (ScoUand),  1882  ;  The 
Law  of  Arbitration  in  Scotland,  in  collabora- 
tion with  J.  R.  N.  Macphail,  K.C.,  1900; 
Lectures  delivered  to  the  Class  of  Convey- 
ancing in  the  Univ.  of  Edin.  1903.  m.  1882 
Margaret  EUinor,  dau.  of  Hugh  Lyon 
Tennent,  Advocate,  Sherifi-Sub.  of  Renfrew- 
shire at  Greenock;  d.  14  Jan.  1906;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xiii.  49. 

WOOD,  William  Thomas,  1857-62.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  10  Dec.  1847  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Wood,  M.D.,  LL.D.,  9  Damaway 
Street. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  Univ. ;  Phys.  and  Surg.; 
d.  28  Sept.  1874. 

WRIGHT,  John  Patrick,  1857-8.  CI.  1 
b.  6  Oct.  1846  ;  s.  of  James  Wright, 
Sec.  Roy.  Bank  of  Scotland. 

Merchiston,  1859-G6  ;  XX. ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
W.S.  1873;  of  Macandrew,  Wright  and 
Murray,  W.S. ;  m.  1872  Anna,  o.  dau.  of 
Bethune  James  Walker  Morison  of  Falfield, 
Fifeshire.  Address  :  6  Grosvenor  Crescent, 
Edin. 

WYLIE,  William,  1858-62.  CI.  2-5.  s. 
of  William  Wylie,  Port  Glasgow. 


MR.  TROTTER'S  (Ai'TERWARDS  DR.  CLYDE'S)  CLASS.   1858-65 


ANDERSON,  Francis  Charles,  1858-64. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  23  Jan.  1850 ;  s.  of 
Findlay  Anderson,  32  Moray  Place. 

Repton,  1865-8;  I.C.S. ;  passed,  1869; 
1 871  served  in  Central  Pro  v.  as  Ass.  Comr., 
personal  Ass.,  and  Ass.  Sec.  to  Chf.  Comr.  ; 
Comr.  of  Excise,  Supt.  of  Stamps,  and 
Insp.-Gen.  of  Registration,  1882  ;  Sec.  to 
Chf.  Comr.  1891  ;  Comr.,  Jabalpur,  1894; 
ret.  1898.  Address:  Sutton  Lodge,  Silver- 
dale  Road,  Eastbourne. 

AYTOUN,  James,  1858-62.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
20  April  1849 ;  s.  of  Robert  Aytoun, 
W.S.,  3  Fettes  Row. 

Edin. Univ.  Address:  21  Morningside Place, 
Edin. 


BAIN,  Lewis  P.,  1858-62.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
23  March  1847;  s.  of  WiUiam  Bain, 
Man.  Citj^  of  Glasg.  Bank,  6  Inver- 
leith  Row. 

Stock  and  Share  Broker,  Sydney,  N.S.W.  ; 
m.  Annie  Learmonth,  Sydney,  N.S.W.  Ad- 
dress :  39  Exchange,  Pitt  Street,  Sydney, 
N.S.W.,  .Australia. 

BALFOUR,    Francis    Douglas,    1858-9. 
CI.  1.     b.  2  July  1847  ;    s.  of  James 
Balfour -Melville     of     Strathkinness, 
W.S.,  13  Eton  Terrace, 
d.  Aug.  1859. 

BALFOUR,  Frederick  Maitland,  after- 
wards Balfour-Melville,  1858-65.     CI. 


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1-7.  b.  2  July  1847;  s.  of  James 
Balfour -Melville,  of  Strathkinness 
W.S.,  13  Eton  Terrace ;  XL,  XX. 

Lt.  90th  Regt.  ;  Ensign,  1867  ;  Lt.  1871  ; 
ret.  1875  ;  afterwards  Maj.  4th  Batt.  Lanes. 
Fus.  ;     m.   Sarah   Hilliard,   widow  of   Rev. 

F.  Swaine ;   d.  27  Nov.  1907. 

BALFOUR,  William  George,  1862-3.  CI.  5. 
b.  1848 ;  s.  of  George  C.  Balfour,  Advo- 
cate, 3  Darnav/ay  Street. 

Proprietor  of  Hiscomb,  Stronsay,  Orkney  ; 
m.  Miss  Peffers  ;   d.  1881. 

BANNERMAN,  Edward  Mordaunt,  1859- 
64.  CI.  2-6.  b.  14  Jan.  1850  ;  s.  of 
Patrick  Wilson  Bannerman,  Advocate, 
Aberdeen  ;    XX. 

Clifton  Coll. ;  XI.,XX. ;  also  in  France  and 
Germany  ;  A.F.C.  XX.  ;  Rugby  v.  England, 
1872  and  3;  business  career ;  m.  .  Ad- 
dress :  Schlossberg  7,  Heidelberg,  Germany. 

BELL,  George  Frederick,  1861-2.  CI.  4. 
b.  31  Oct.  1848;  s.  of  Rev,  T.  B. 
Bell,  Leswalt. 

Merchant.  Address :  19  Parkside,  Knights- 
bridge,  Lond.,  S.W. 

BELL,  George  Graham,  1859-64.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  5  April  1848  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Bell,  C.E.,  Col.  City  of  Edin.  Art. 
Vols.,  8  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Of  Crurie  and  Castle  O'er,  Dumfriesshire  ; 
d.  2  Nov.  1876. 

BLAIKIE,  Walter  Biggar,  1858-64.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  23  Nov.  1847;  s.  of  Rev. 
William  Garden  Blaikie,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

LL.D.  Edin.  Univ.  1913;  C.E. ;  Indian 
P.W.D.  1870-8  ;  Mem.  of  T.  and  A.  Con- 
stable, Queen's  Printers,  Edin.,  1879. 
Author :  The  Itinerary  of  Prince  Charles 
Edward ;  Edinburgh  at  the  time  of  the 
occupation  of  Prince  Charles ;  Jacobite 
Perthshire,  in  the  Military  History  of  Perth- 
shire edited  by  the  Marchioness  of  TuUi- 
bardine ;  Monthly  Star  Maps,  an  annual 
astronomical  series  issued  by  the  Scottish 
Provident  Institution  since  1898.  m.  Janet 
Marshall  Macfie.  Address  :  T.  and  A. 
Constable,  Thistle  Street,  Edin. 

BORTHWICK,  John,  1860-3.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  15  March  1847  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Borthwick,  Kilham,  Northumberland. 

Farmer;  m.  Jane  H.  Chartres;  d.  23  July 
1879. 

BOSWALL,  William  Houstoun,  1860-1. 
CI.  3.     b.   11  April  1849;    s.  of  Sir 

G.  Houstoun  Boswall,  Bart.,  Black- 
adder  House,  Berwickshire. 

M.A. ;  Barr.,  Lond. ;  1883  assumed  sur- 
name of  Preston  ;   d.  1885. 


BROWN,  John  Shaw,  1858-61.  CI.  1-3.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Brown,  30  Rutland  Square ;  d. 

BROWNFIELD,  William  Etches,  1861-3. 
CI.  4,  5. 

BURNETT,  James,  1858-9.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Burnett,  Lauriston  Fai-m. 

CALLANDER,  Henry  Barrington,  1858- 
62.  CI.  1-4.  b.  19  July  1849  ;  s.  of 
James  Henry  Callander  of  Ardkinglass, 
Argyll. 

m.  Sophia  Leonora,  e.  dau.  of  Edward 
Clough  Taylor  of  Kirkham  Abbey.  Address : 
6i  Cadogan  Square,  Lond.,  W. 

CAMPBELL,  Lord  Walter,  1858-9.  CI.  1. 
b.  30  July  1848  ;  s.  of  8th  Duke  of 
Argyll. 

m.  1874  Olivia  Rowlandson,  o.  dau.  of 
John  Clarkson  Milns  of  Asory  House,  Bute ; 
d.  2  May  1889. 

CAMPION,  Thomas  Arthur,  1859-63. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  1848 ;  s.  of  George 
Campion,  London. 

Lt.  Northumberland  Fus.  ;  Ensign,  1869  ; 
Lt.  1871  ;  res.  1876.  Address :  Pikedale, 
Stanthorpe,  Queensland. 

CARTER,  Frederick  Walter,  1858-62. 
CI.  1-4,  b.  25  Sept.  1846;  s,  of 
F.  Hayne  Carter,  C.A.,  8  Eton  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  1864-6 ;  C.A.  Edin.  1868 ; 
of  Carter,  Greig  and  Co.,  C.A.,  Edin.; 
Mem.  C.A.  Council,  1886-90,  1907-10;  Pres. 
C.A.  Soc.  1904-7 ;  one  of  the  Soc.  Exam- 
iners and  Mem.  Gen.  Exam.  Bd.  for  Scot, 
since  1887 ;  J. P.  Co.  of  City  of  Edin.  1887  ; 
Art.  Mil.  (3rd  Bgde.  Scot.  Div.  R.A.),  1868  ; 
Lt.-Col.  and  Hon.  Col.  comdg.  1882 ;  ret. 
1887;  revised,  enlarged,  and  edited  Practical 
Book-keeping  (6th  ed.),  1887;  m.  Alexa 
Marion,  o.  child  of  Wm.  Halliday  Lidderdale 
of  Lochbank,  Castle  Douglas.  Address:  24 
Ainslie  Place,  Edin. 

CAY,  Albert,  1860-4.  CI.  3-6.  b.  2 
Sept.  1846 ;  s.  of  Robert  Dundas 
Cay,  W.S. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Glass  Manufacturer,  Bir- 
mingham; J. P.  for  Co.  of  Warwick,  1891; 
High  Sheriff,  1908  ;  Lay  Canon  of  St. 
Michaels,  Coventry,  1908 ;  Hon.  Treas. 
Warnsford  Hosp.,  Leamington  Spa,  1912  ; 
m.  Annie,  o.  dau.  of  Sir  John  Jaffray, 
Bart.,  of  Skilts,  Warwickshire.  Address  : 
Woodside,  Kenilworth,  Warwickshire. 

COCKBURN,  Henry,  1858-64.  CI.  1-6, 
b.  29  June  1848 ;  s.  of  Archibald 
William    Cockburn,    M.D.,    20   Great 

Stuart  Street, 

Man.  Life  Dept.  and  Actuary  N.B.  and 
Merc.  Insur.  Co.,  Lond.,  since  1875  ;   F.I.A, 


282      MR.  TROTTER'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  CLYDE'S)  CLASS,  1858-65 


(Pres.  1904-6)  ;  F.F.A.  Scot.  1874 ;  Chm. 
Life  Offices'  Assoc.  (Lend.),  1899-1902  ; 
in.  Ella  Chetwynd  Stapylton.  Address  : 
29  CoUingham  Road,  Lond.,  S.W. 

COOK,  Alexander,  1858-60.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1848 ;  s.  of  A.  Shank  Cook, 
Advocate,  35  Great  King  Street. 

Comm.  R.N.  ;  Sub -Lieut.  1868;  Lieut. 
1870;   Comm.  1882;   d. 

COOK,  Henry,  1858-62.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
28  July  1848 ;  s.  of  John  Cook,  W.S., 
11  Great  King  Street. 

M.A.  St.  Andrews  Univ.  1866;  Kt.  1904; 
W.S.  1871  ;  joined  his  father's  firm  (W.  and 
J.  Cook,  W.S.),  1872;  on  father's  death  in 
1 89 1  became  sen.  partner  ;  Factor  and  Law 
Agent  of  the  Univ.  of  Edin.  ;  a  Dir.  of  the 
Roy.  Bank  of  Scot,  and  of  the  Scott. 
Widows'  Fund  Life  Assur.  Soc.  ;  apptd.  Jt. 
Sec,  with  the  late  Sir  John  Gillespie,  W.S., 
of  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  King's  Bodyguard 
for  Scot.,  1879,  and  is  still  Sec.  ;  D.L.  City 
of  Edin. ;  m.  1879  Margaret,  e.  dau.  of 
John  Patten,  W.S.,  Edin.  Address:  22 
Eglinton  Crescent,  Edin.  See  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xii.  22. 

COWAN,  David,  1858-62.  CI.  1-4.  b.  22 
Feb.  1849  ;  s.  of  the  Hon.  John  Cowan, 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Grange  House  Sch.,  then  private  tutor  in 
Eng. ;  C.A.  Glasg.  1872  ;  Mem.  Glasg.  Stock 
Exchange,  1874-9 ;  of  Edin.  Stock  Exchange 
since  1879.  Address  :  22  St.  Andrew  Square, 
Edin. 

CRAIG,  John  T.,  1862-4.  CI.  5,  6.  s.  of 
Alexander  Craig,  30  Royal  Circus ;  d. 

CUMMING,  Alexander  Somerville,  1858- 
64.  CI.  1-6.  b.  12  Feb.  1848  ;  s.  of 
Dr.  William  Gumming,  18  Ainslie 
Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  1880-6;  M.B.,  CM.  1884; 
M.D.  and  F.R.C.P.E.  1886;  Bot.  Medal; 
began  business  life  with  Wm.  Mackinnon 
and  Co.,  Glasg.,  later  with  Duncan,  Fox 
and  Co.,  Liverpool;  Singapore,  1872-8; 
Extra  Phys.  Roy.  Edin.  Hosp.  for  Sick 
Children  till  1903 ;  private  practice  in 
Edin. ;  Mem.  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  King's 
Bodyguard  for  Scot. ;  m.  1886  Florence, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Cole  Swan  of  Morpeth. 
Address  :    18  Ainslie  Place,  Edin. 

CUMMING,  Michael,  1862-4.  CI.  5,  6. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Cumming,  161  Falconer 
Terrace,  Liverpool;  XX. 

CUNNINGHAM,  James  Henry,  1862-4. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  11  Sept.  1847;  s.  of 
James  Cunningham,  W.S.,  50  Queen 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  1864-5 ;  with  B.  and  E. 
Blyth,  C.E.,  Edin.,  for  ten  yrs.  ;  1875 
A.M.I.C.E. ;    1876-81  engaged  in  iron  bridge 


building  in  U.S.A.,  chiefly  at  Milwaukee ; 
1879  Mem.  American  Soc.  C.E.  ;  1891-9 
Treas.,  and  1899-1902  Sec,  Soc.  Antiquaries, 
Scot. ;  since  1903  Mem.  Edin.  School  Bd.  ; 
J. P.  Co.  of  City  of  Edin. ;  m.  A.  M.  Pellatt, 
dau.  of  Henry  Allen  Pellatt,  H.E.I.C.S. 
Address  :  2  Ravelston  Place,  Edin. 

DAVIDSON,  Alexander,  1859-62.  CI. 
2-4.  s.  of  Robert  Davidson,  Cape 
Town. 

DAVIDSON,  William,  1858-62.  CI.  1-4. 
s.  of  William  Davidson,  14  London 
Street;  d. 

DICKSON,  Alexander  Thomas,  1863-5, 
CI.  6,  7.  s.  of  Col.  Collingwood 
Dickson,  V.C,  R.A.,  Leith  Fort; 
best  in  English,  CI.  7,  1865 ;  d. 

DRIGGS,  Henry  Knowles,  1860-4.  CI. 
3-5.    s.  of  James  Driggs,  Trinidad ;  d. 

DUCAT,  William  Methven  Gordon,  1858- 
65.  CI.  1-7.  b.  17  March  1847 ;  s. 
of  James  Stewart  Ducat,  W.S.,  68 
Great  King  Street ;  Dux  of  CI.  1,  2, 
3,  4,  5,  and  6  and  of  School,  1865; 
best  in  French,  German,  Greek  Prose, 
and  Latin  Verse,  1865  ;  1st  and  2nd 
Acad.  Club  Prizes,  1865  ;  XL 

Glasg.  Univ.  1865-6  and  1866-7;  1865-6 
Jeffrey  Gold  Medal,  etc.  ;  1866  obtained 
Forfar  Bursary  {^20  for  four  years),  which 
he  resigned  on  appointment  to  Snell  Exhib. 
1867-71  ;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1867-71  ;  B.A. 
1872  ;  2nd  CI.  Mods,  and  2nd  CI.  Grts.  ; 
M.A.  1874  ;  1873  D.  to  Curacy  of  All  Souls, 
Langham  Place,  Lond.  ;  1874  P.  ;  1876 
Chap.  Cuddesdon  Theological  Coll.  ;  1878 
R.  of  Lamplugh,  Cumberland  ;  1881  Prin. 
Leeds  Clergy  School ;  1883  Prin.  Cuddesdon 
Theological  Coll.  ;  1894  V.  of  St.  Giles, 
Reading;  1895  Hon.  Canon  of  Ch.  Ch. ; 
1898  R.D.  of  Reading  ;  1903  Archdeacon  of 
Berkshire;  m.  1878  Fanny  Marian,  dau.  of 
Alexander  Allan  Webbe.  Address  :  Ripon 
Lodge,  Reading. 

DUNCAN,  Alexander,  1862-3  CI.  5. 
b.  27  July  1847;  s.  of  Rev.  R.  D. 
Duncan,  8  Bruntsfield  Place. 

Man.  steel  and  iron  works,  U.S.A.  ;  m. 
Maria  Elizabeth  Hudson  ;   d.  22  Feb.  1912. 

DUNLOP,  Alexander  Colquhoun  Stirling 
Murray,  1858-61.  CL  1-3.  b.  3 
Oct.  1848;  s.  of  A.  C.  S.  Murray 
Dunlop  of  Corsock,  Dalbeattie. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A. ;  Trinity  Hall,  Cantab ; 
of  Corsock  ;  m.  Georgina,  y.  dau.  of  James 
Coape  of  Mirrables,  I.W.  ;   d.  1873. 

EDGAR,  Charles  Layton,  1858-61.  CI. 
1-3.  s.  of  Rev,  E.  Edgar,  42  Albany 
Street. 


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FERGUSSON,  Joseph  GiUon,  1858-65, 
CI.  1-7,  b.  14  Jan,  1848  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Fergusson,  3  Bellevue  Crescent. 

Of  Isle,  Dumfriesshire;  W.S.  1871 ;  Chm. 
Licensing  Comtee.  for  Dumfries  dist. ;  m.  (i) 
1882  Edith  May,  e.  dau.  of  James  Scott 
Elliot  of  Newton  ;  (2)  1899  Evelyn  Curie, 
Melrose ;  d.  30  Nov.  1908 ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xvi.  45. 

FORBES,  Edmund  Batten,  1858-60. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  25  Dee.  1847;  s.  of 
Prof.  J.  D.  Forbes,  F.R.S.,  afterwards 
Prin.  St.  Andrews  Univ. 

Private  Sch.  (T.  Hodge's),  St.  Andrews, 
and  Brackenbury's  Sch.,  Wimbledon,  S.W.  ; 
St.  Andrews  Univ.;  C.E.  (M.I.C.E.)  and 
Railway  Man.  -1908 ;  afterwards  and  now 
Dir.  of  several  Cos.,  chiefly  foreign  rlys.  ; 
m.  Charlotte  Christina  Agnes,  dau.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  R.  A.  Wauchope.  Address  :  51  On- 
slow Gardens,  Lond.,  S.W. 

FORBES,  Patrick,  1858-61.  CI.  1-3.  b, 
1  Dec,  1844  ;  s,  of  Partick  Forbes, 
16  Grove  Street, 

With  Mould  and  Tod,  Printers,  Edin.  ; 
m.  Helen  Gordon  Banks  ;   d.  5  March  1911. 

FOSTER,  Robert  Charles  Selby,  1859-61. 
CI,  2,  3,  s.  of  Mrs.  Foster,  6  Park 
Crescent,  Worthing,  Brighton ;  d. 

ERASER,  Andrew  Henderson  Leith, 
1858-62,  CI.  1-4.  b,  14  Nov.  1848  ; 
s,  of  Rev.  Alexander  Garden  Eraser, 
D.D. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1868  ;  LL.D.  1903  ; 
C.S.I.  1897;  K.C.S.I.  1903;  I.C.S.  1871- 
1908;  Mem.  Hemp  Drugs  Commis.  1893-4; 
Offg.  Sec.  to  Govt,  of  India  Home  Dept. 
1898-9 ;  Chf.  Comr.,  Central  Provinces,  1899 ; 
Pres.  Police  Commis.  1902 ;  Lt.-Gov.  Bengal, 
1903-8 ;  m.  (i)  Agnes,  dau.  of  R.  Archibald  ; 
(2)  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Col.  H.  I.  Lugard. 
Address:  Auchenleish,  Glenisla,  Alyth,  and 
22  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

ERASER,  William,  1860-4.  Q.  3-5.  s. 
of  Robert  Fraser,  Brackla,  Nairn. 

GAIR,  William  Kinross,  1861-4.  CI.  4-6, 
b.  9  Dec.  1846  ;  s.  of  John  Gair, 
The  Kilns,  Falkirk  ;  Ferguson  Medal, 
1863  ;  4th  Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Math. 
1864;  XX,  1861-4;  XL  1864;  won 
100  Yds.  and  Quarter-mile,  1864. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  won  many  races.  Mile,  Half- 
mile,  Quarter,  220  Yds.,  and  100  Yds.,  at 
Academy  Sports  (Academicals),  Edin.  Univ., 
West  of  Scot.,  and  other  sports;  Sol.  1869; 
Proc.  Fis.  and  Agent  Roy.  Bank  of  Scot., 
Falkirk ;  Dean  of  Soc.  of  SoUcitors,  E.  Dist. 
of  Stirlingshire ;  m.  (i)  Margaret  Eugenie 
Flora,  dau.  of  J.  B.  Sherriff  of  Carronvale 
and  Kingairloch ;  (2)  Christina  Ellen,  dau.  of 
A.  Duncan  Fraser,  M.D.,  Falkirk.     Address : 


The  Kilns,  Falkirk,  and  of  Kilmalieu,  Argyll- 
shire. 

GILMOUR,  Allan,  1860-5.     CI.  3-6,     b, 

19  Jan,  1848  ;  s,  of  Allan  Gilmour  of 
Lundin  and  Montrave  and  of  South 
Walton,  Renfrewshire ;  XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  1866-8;  Gold  Medal,  Sen. 
Math.  CI.,  1867-8;  d.  4  July  1870. 

GLASSFORD,  Clement  H.  Napier 
Gordon,  1858-64.  CI.  1-6.  b,  1848; 
s.  of  Henry  Glassford,  3  Henderson 
Row ;  XL,  XX. 

d.  1865. 

GLEGG,  Patrick  Adam,  1858-61.  CI. 
1-3,  b.  17  March  1847  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Henry  Vibart  Glegg,  H.E.I.C.S.,  8 
Carlton  Street. 

Partner  of  Welton,  Jones  and  Co.,  C.A., 
Lond.  ;    m.  Bessie  Loftus  Eley.     Address  : 

20  Copthall  Avenue,  Lond.,  E.C. 

GLEN,  John,  1858-61.     CI.  1-3.     b.  26 

Sept.  1847  ;   s.  of  Robert  Glen,  Town 
Clerk,  Linlithgow. 
Planter,  Ceylon ;   d.  29  June  1875. 

GOWER,  Lord  Ronald  Leveson,  1859-60. 
CI.  2.  b.  2  Aug.  1845  ;  s.  of  2nd 
Duke  of  Sutherland,  Dunrobin  Castle. 

Eton  ;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  M.P.  Suther- 
landshire,  1867-74;  ^  many-sided  man; 
author,  sculptor,  and  an  excellent  judge  of 
old  china ;  his  portrait  of  Lord  Beaconsfield 
is  now  in  the  Nat.  Portrait  Gallery ;  a 
trustee  of  the  Nat.  Portrait  Gallery  and  of  the 
Birthplace  and  Shakespeare  Memorial  Build- 
ing, Stratford-on-Avon,  .to  which  he  pre- 
sented his  well-known  Shakespeare  monu- 
ment. Publications :  many  on  the  Fine  Arts  ; 
My  Reminiscences ;  Life  of  Joan  of  Arc ; 
Rupert  of  the  Rhine ;  Stafford  House 
Letters  ;  Brie  4  Brae  ;  Last  Days  of  Marie 
Antoinette ;  De  Brosses'  Letters  from 
Italy  ;  Life  of  Sir  Thomas  Lawrence  ;  Life 
of  Sir  David  Wilkie  ;  History  of  the  Tower  ; 
Old  Diaries  ;  Life  of  Michael  Angelo  ;  Life 
of  Thomas  Gainsborough ;  Records  and  Re- 
miniscences, 1903 ;  Life  of  George  Romney, 
etc.  A  ddress :  Hammerfield,  Penshurst,  Kent. 

GRANT,  John,  1861-5.  CI.  4-7.  b. 
17  March  1847  ;  s.  of  Capt.  George 
Grant,  Indian  Navy,  Barholm  House, 
Creetown ;  best  in  Latin,  CI.  M,  7, 
1865;  XL 
d.  24  Oct.  1868. 

GRANT,  John,  1861-2.     CI,  4, 

GREAVES,  John  Ernest,  1860-3,  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  30  Nov.  1847  ;  s.  of  John 
Whitehead  Greaves,  Tarryvalt,  Tre- 
madoc,  Carnarvonshire. 

Worcester   Coll.    Oxon ;     J. P.    and   D.L. 


284     MR.  TROTTER'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  CL\T>E'S)  CLASS,  1858-65 


Co.  Merioneth ;  High  Slieriff,  Merioneth- 
shire, 1884 ;  High  Sheriff,  Carnarvonshire, 
1885  ;  Ld.-Lt.  Carnarvonshire  since  1886  ; 
Chm.  Carnarvonshire  Quarter  Sessions  since 
1890  and  Carnarvonshire  C.C.  1906;  Hon. 
Col.  6th  Batt.  Roy.  Welsh  Fus.  ;  Pres.  and 
Chm.  Carnarvonshire  Territ.  Assoc.  ;  Mem. 
Welsh  Ch.  Commis. ;  m.  1875  Marianne,  dau. 
of  E.  Rigby,  M.D.  Address:  Broneifion, 
Criccieth,  N.  Wales,  and  Glan  Gwna,  Car- 
narvon. 

GREIG,  James  Thomson,  1858-62,  CI. 
1-4.  b.  12  Aug.  1848  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Greig,  6  Pilrig  Street. 

With  Commercial  Bank  of  Scot,  for  ten  and 
a  half  yrs. ;  then  Man.  of  shipping  house  in 
Lond.  for  three  yrs. ;  thereafter  Bank  Man., 
Australia;  finally  Accountant  there;  m.  Sara, 
dau.  of  John  Stirling  of  Mount  Pleasant, 
Sydney,  N.S.W.  Address:  70  Strathearn 
Road,  Edin. 

HAMILTON,  Robert  Tyndale,  after- 
wards Robert  Tyndale  Hamilton 
Bruce,  1857-62.  CI.  1-4.  b.  18  Sept. 
1848;  s,  of  Col.  Walter  Hamilton, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  9  Bellevue  Crescent. 

Art  Critic  and  Collector ;  arranged  Art 
Section  at  Edin.  Exhibition,  1886;  m.  (i) 
Fanny,  dau.  of  John  Bruce ;  (2)  1891 
Katherine  A.  M.,  dau.  of  Simon  S.  Laurie, 
Prof,  of  Education,  Edin.  Univ. ;  d.  24  April 
1900. 

HANNAY,  George  Kerr,  1858-63.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  19  July  1848  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Hannay  of  Springfield,  Ulverston,  and 
of  Rusko,  Stewartry  of  Kirkcudbright, 
D.L. 

Iron  Merchant,  Ulverston ;  m.  Harriet 
Ahce,  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Park,  Rampside, 
Fumess  ;   d.  10  Aug.  1893. 

HAY,  James,  1858-62.  CI.  1-4.  b.  28 
Jan.  1847;  s.  of  Charles  Hay,  10 
Fettes  Row,  Banker. 

Orientsd  Bank  Corp.,  Bombay  and  Cal- 
cutta; m.  1886  EUzabeth  Mary,  dau.  of 
Wm.  Smart,  Merchant.  Address :  28  Comhill, 
Lond.,  E.C. 

HOGGAN,  Andrew,  1859-62.  CI.  2-4.  b. 
9  Sept.  1846 ;  s.  of  Andrew  Hoggan, 
Solicitor,  194  Ingram  Street,  Glasg. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1862-3  ;  1864-76  Engineer, 
Glasg.  ;  1877-8  in  Jamaica  surveying  new 
rlys. ;  1879-85  Farmer,  Nether  Busby,  Busby, 
Lanarkshire;  1885-99  Ass.  Engineer,  Rly. 
Dept.  of  Queensland  Govt,  at  Brisbane ;  re- 
turned to  Scot,  and  ret.  1899;  m.  1884 
Catherine  Wilson ;  d.  22  Sept.  1910. 

HOGGAN,  George  Bradbury,  1859-62. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  28  Sept.  1847;  s.  of 
Andrew  Hoggan,  Solicitor,  194  Ingram 
Street,  Glasg. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1862-9;    1870  Mem.  of  Fac. 


of  Procurators,  Glasg. ;  1871  partner  of 
Hill,  Davidson  and  Hoggan,  Writers,  Glasg. ; 
afterwards  Hill  and  Hoggan  till  1907,  when 
he  retired ;  Law  Agent  and  Treas.  Hutche- 
son's  Educational  Trust  and  the  Glasgow 
City  and  General  Educational  Endowments 
Bds.,  and  Law  Agent  to  the  Buchanan 
Trust;  J.P.  Co.  of  City  of  Glasg.  1908;  m. 
(1)  1874  Margaret  Lang  Holms  ;  (2)  1900 
Florence  Elizabeth  Sharp.  Address  :  8  Lyne- 
doch  Crescent,  Glasg. 

HOLE,  WilHam,  1858-02.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
7  Nov.  1846  ;  s.  of  Richard  Bracv 
Hole,  M.D.,  Salisbury. 

R.S.A.  1889;  R.P.E. ;  Painter  and  Etcher; 
served  apprenticeship  as  C.E.  in  Edin.  ; 
travelled  in  Italy  before  settling  down  ; 
sketches  commended  by  artists  in  Rome  ; 
adopted  art  as  a  profession,  1870  ;  studied 
in  Roy.  Scot.  Acad.  Sch. ;  practised  etching, 
both  original  and  interpretative,  in  addition 
to  painting,  and  more  recently  has  turned 
his  attention  to  mural  decoration  ;  A.R.S..\. 
1878.  Principal  Paintings  :  End  of  the  '45, 
1879  ;  Prince  Charlie's  Parliament,  1882  ; 
The  Night's  Catch,  1883  ;  The  Fill  of  the 
Boats,  1885;  '  If  Thou  hadst  known,'  1887; 
The  Canterbury  Pilgrims,  1889  ;  The 
Ascension  ;  The  Life  of  Jesus  of  Nazareth, 
a  series  of  eighty  water-colour  pictures,  com- 
pleted 1906.  Original  Etchings  :  '  Quasi 
Cursores,'  1884  ;  The  Canterbury  Pilgrims, 
1888;  Illustrations  of  Bums's  Poems,  1896; 
'  Pro  Nobis,'  1897.  Interpretative  Etchings  : 
The  MiU  (after  J.  Crome),  1888;  The 
Sawyers  (after  Millet),  1890;  Jumping 
Horse  (after  Constable),  1890;  He  is  Com- 
ing (after  M.  Maris),  1889;  Admiral  Pulido 
Pareja  (after  Velasquez),  1893.  Mural 
Paintings:  The  Chancel  of  St.  James's  Ch., 
Edin.,  1896 ;  Series  of  Historical  Paintings 
in  the  Nat.  Portreiit  Gall,  of  Scot.  1900,  and 
in  the  Municipal  Buildings,  Edin.,  1903.  m. 
1876  Ehzabeth  Douglas,  o.  dau.  of  James 
Lindsay,  W.S.  Address:  13  Inverleith  Ter- 
race, Edin.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  .xii.  10. 

HORN,  William,  1858-65.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
10  Feb.  1849  ;  s.  of  Robert  Horn, 
Advocate,  6  Randolph  Crescent ;  XI. ; 
Fencing  Prizes  and  Cricket  Ball,  1865. 

M.A.  Oxon  (Oriel  Coll.  186S-72) ;  Advocate, 
1874  ;  J.P.  E.  Lothian  ;  J.P.  Midlothian  ; 
Mem.  Midlothian  C.C.  ;  pubhshed  several 
pamphlets  on  ornithology ;  m.  Anna  Maria 
(Myra),  2nd  dau.  of  John  Macandrew.  Ad- 
dress :  Woodcote  Park,  Blackshiels,  Mid- 
lothian. 

HUGHES,  Charles  Henry,  1858-62.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  15  Jan.  184'7  ;  s.  of  George 
Hughes,  W.S.,  10  Rutland  Street. 

C.A.  Edin.  1869  and  Lond. ;  m.  Mary 
Elizabeth  Pickup.  Address :  4  Avenue  Road, 
Causeway,  Staines,  Middlesex. 

HUGHES,    Edward,    1858-65.     CI.    1-7. 
b.  9  Aug.  1848  ;   s.  of  George  Hughes, 
W.S.,  10  Rutland  Street ;  XL,  XX. 
d.  n  April  1876. 


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HUGHES,  Francis  Humphrey,  1858- 
60.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  4  March  1846;  s. 
of  George  Hughes,  Middleton  Hall, 
Wooler. 

With  Smith  and  Robson,  Writers,  Kelso  ; 
afterwards  Sheep  Farmer,  Victoria  and 
N.S.W. ,  m.  twice;  d.  1907  in  N.S.W. 

IRVINE,  Alexander  James,  1858-63. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  22  Jan.  1849 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  James  Irvine,  Australia, 
6  Walker  Street. 

Capt.  Welsh  Regt. ;  Ensign  27th  Ft. 
1869  ;  Lt.  1871  ;  Capt.  Welsh  Regt.  1879  ; 
ret.  1884;  d.  1894. 

IZETT,  George,  1858-9.     CI.  1.  Rev.  Mr. 

Henderson,  Stirling  (Guardian). 

JAMESON,  John  St.  Clair,  1858-63.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  8  Dec.  1848  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Jameson,  Sheriff  of  Aberdeen  and 
Kincardine. 

Lausanne  and  Altona  ;  with  R.  M.  Smith 
and  Co.,  Merchants,  Leith,  and  thereafter 
with  Patrick  Henderson  and  Co.,  Shipowners 
and  Ship  Agents,  Glasg. ;  d.  29  Oct.  1870  of 
diphtheria,  from  which  his  father  died  seven- 
teen hours  subsequently. 

JOHNSTONE,  John  M'Kerlie,  1859-62, 
CI.  2-4.  b.  30  July  1847  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
M.  Jolmstone,  D.D.,  Minnigaff,  Kirk- 
cudbright. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.,  B.D.  ;  licensed  by 
Presb.  of  Wigtown  ;  apptd.  Ass.  at  Polmont, 
whence  removed  to  Selkirk,  then  to  W. 
Linton,  and  subsequently  to  Greenside, 
Edin.  ;  in  1879  elected  Min.  of  Torphichen, 
where  he  remained  till  his  death,  25  Aug. 
1897. 

JOLLY,   Hugh   RoUo,   1858-60.     CI.   1. 
b.  1848  ;    s.  of  Wm.  Gairdner  Jolly, 
Catter  House,  Drymen,  Chamberlain 
to  Duke  of  Montrose, 
d.  3  Oct.  1880. 

JOLLY,  Stewart  Douglas,  1858-60.    CI.  1. 
b.  1847  ;    s.  of  Wm.  Gairdner  Jolly, 
Catter  House,  Drymen,  Chamberlain 
to  Duke  of  Montrose. 
America. 

JOLLY,  William  Gairdner,  1858-9  and 
1863-4.  CI.  1.  b.  1850;  s.  of 
Wm.  Gairdner  Jolly,  Catter  House, 
Drymen,  Chamberlain  to  Duke  of 
Montrose. 

In  business  in  Australia.  A  ddress :  Charters 
Towers,  Queensland. 

KINLOCH,  John  George  Smyth,  1858-61 . 
CI.   1-3.     b.  8  Jan.   1849  ;    s.  of  Sir 


George    Kinloch    of    Kinloch,    Bart., 
Perthshire. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1863-7 :  Trin.  Coll. 
Cantab  ;  B.A.  1873  ;  S.  his  father  as  and 
Bart.  1881;  M.P.  E.  Perthshire,  1889-1905 
(L.) ;  D.L.  Perthshire ;  J.P.  Cos.  Perth 
and  Forfar ;  m.  Jessie,  dau.  of  George 
Lumsden,  Balhary,  Perthshire ;  d.  20  May 
1910;   see  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  113. 

KIRK,  Francis  Manaton,  1858-60.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  21  July  1849  ;  s.  of  K,  W. 
Kirk,  M.D.,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Sandhurst,  1865-6 ;  Lt.  I.S.C.  ;  Ensign 
loist  Regt.  (Bengal),  1866  ;  Lt.  104th  Regt. 
(Bengal),  1870;  Bom.  S.C.  1869  ;  d.  2  Sept. 
1875. 

LECKIE,  John,  1858-60.  CI.  1,  2.  s. 
of  P.  C.  Leekie,  Tulse  Hill,  Lond., 
S.E. 

LUCAS,  Robert,  1860-2.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
29  April  1846  ;  s.  of  John  Lucas,  M.D., 
Dalkeith. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1867;  M.D. 
1870;  F.R.C.P.E.  1892;  Phys.  Dalkeith; 
Med.  Off.  P.  Council,  Dalkeith;  Parochial 
Med.  Off.  Newton  ;  Surg.  Lt.-Col.  3rd  Batt. 
R.S.  ;  Provost,  Dalkeith,  1899-1902  ;  m. 
Margaret  Elliot  Paterson  ;   d.  27  Oct.  1905. 

M'ALLUM,  George  Donald,  1858-62. 
CI.  1-4.  s.  of  Donald  M'Allum, 
Surg,  in  service  of  H.H.  the  Nizam 
of  Hyderabad ;  XI. 

M'CALL,  Thomas,  1861-3.  CI.  4,  5.  b. 
1847 ;  s.  of  Thomas  M'Call,  5  Clare- 
mont  Terrace,  Glasg. ;  XX. 

Leatherhead  Sch.,  Surrey  ;  Coffee-planter, 
Ceylon,  1871  ;  was  drowned  when  fording 
a  stream  there,  10  Sept.  1872. 

M'CLURE,  Robert,  1860-2.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  6  March  1847;  s.  of  William 
M'Clure,  Eccles,  Manchester. 

Merchant,  Manchester ;  ra.  Nellie  Luke, 
Lond. ;   d.  24  April  1912. 

M'CRIE,  George  Meikle,  1858-60.  CI. 
1,2.  b.  1848  ;  s.  of  William  M'Crie, 
13  Pilrig  Street. 

Mercantile ;  m.  1890  Emily  Arnold,  widow ; 
d.  19  Sept.  1895. 

MACDONALD,  Archibald  John  Norman, 
1864-5.  CI.  7.  b.  1848  ;  s.  of  N.  Mac- 
donald.  Holly  Lodge,  Taunton;  best 
in  French  Composition,  CI.  7,  1865. 

Ch.  of  Rome;  O.S.B. ;  sometime  at  Fort 
Augustus ;   d. 

MACDONALD,  Frederick  Fothringhani, 
1860-3.     CI.   3-5.     b.  27  Jan.   1848  ; 


236     MR.  TROTTER'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  CLYDE'S)  CLASS,  1858-05 


s.  of  John  Macdonald,  Town  Clerk, 

Arbroath. 

Of  Lochlands  ;  J.P.  for  Forfarshire  ;  m. 
Marjorie  Corsar,  Seaforth,  Arbroath.  Ad- 
dress: Cairniehill,  Arbroath. 

MACKENZIE,  Andrew  Mitchell,  1858- 
60.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  30  Oct.  1847;  s. 
of  Donald  Mackenzie,  Hon.  Lord 
Mackenzie,  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of 
Justice. 

Loretto,  1862-5 ;  C.C.C.  Oxon ;  Stock- 
broker, Lond.  ;  m.  1874  Helen  Maria 
Mackenzie,  e.  dau.  of  Lynedoch  Douglas ; 
d.  12  Feb.  1885. 

MACKENZIE,  Walter  Hamilton,  1858- 
63.     CI.  1-5.     b.  5  July  1848  ;    s.  of 
John  Ord  Mackenaie,  W.S.,  7  Royal 
Circus, 
d.  3  Dec.  1876. 

M'LAUCHLAN,  James  John,  1858-63. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  13  Dec.  1848  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  M'Lauchlan,  LL.D.,  View- 
forth  Manse. 

Edin.  Univ.  1863-5;  Sec.  Scott.  Equit- 
able Life  Assur.  Soc,  Edin. ;  entered  Scott. 
Equitable,  1865 ;  Ass.  Actuary,  1878 ;  Sec. 
1891  ;  F.F.A.  1877,  Hon.  Sec.  1903-6, 
Pres.  1908-10 :  Hon.  Sec.  Assoc.  Scott.  Life 
Assur.  Offices,  1906  to  date ;  contributed 
a  number  of  papers  to  the  Transactions  of 
the  following,  namely :  Fac.  Actuaries  Scot. ; 
Inst.  Actuaries ;  Actuarial  Soc.  of  Edin. ; 
Intemat.  Actuarial  Congress,  1895  and 
1909  ;  m.  Jessie  Cowan,  dau.  of  Rev. 
Francis  Gillies,  Min.  of  F.  St.  Stephen's 
Ch.,  Edin.  Address:  Scott.  Equitable  Life 
Assur.  Soc,  Edin. 

MACRAE,  Horatio  Ross,  1858-64.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  5  July  1846  ;  s.  of  John  A. 
Macrae,  W.S.,  LL.D.,  14  Gloucester 
Place. 

Of  Clunes ;  W.S.  1873 ;  commanded 
ist  Batt.  Q.E.R.V.B.  1890-9 ;  Comdt.  Brig. 
1899-1903 ;  V.D.  and  Coronation  medal ; 
J.P.  Co.  of  Inverness  ;  m.  1884  Letitia  May, 
dau.  of  Sir  William  Maxwell  of  Cardoness, 
Bart.  Address:  14  Gloucester  Place,  Edin., 
and  Clunes,  Inverness-shire ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  X.  61. 

MAITLAND,  Thomas,  1858-65.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  11  Aug.  1849  ;  s.  of  Right  Hon. 
Edward  Francis  Maitland,  Sol.-Gen. 
for  Scot.,  afterwards  Lord  Barcaple, 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Of  Baxter  Brothers  and  Co.  Ltd.,  Dundee  ; 
m.  L.  Pugh.  Address :  Reres  Cottage, 
Broughty  Ferry. 

MILNE,  James,  1858-65.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
29  Dec.  1847 ;  s.  of  John  Milne, 
'44  Albany  Street. 


Edin.  Univ.  ;  Chm.  James  Milne  and  Son 
Ltd.,  Milton  House  Works,  Edin. ;  ret.  191 1 ; 
went  to  Canada,  191 2,  and  took  up  lumber- 
ing ;  m.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Ramsay  Heatley 
Traquair,  The  Farm,  Colinton.  Address : 
Mary  Island,  Chamadaska,  B.C.,  Canada. 

MOFFATT,  Henry  Scott,  1858-68.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  12  June  1848;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Lambie  Moffatt,  4  Fettes  Row; 
Fencing  prize  (Roland's  Assault), 
1860-1. 

Manufacturer  and  Commission  Agent ; 
m.  EUzabeth,  dau.  of  Robert  Anderson, 
Solicitor,  Hawick.  Address  :  76  High  St., 
Hawick. 

MONCRIEFF,  John  Forbes,  1858-61. 
CI.  1-3,  b.  5  July  1847 ;  s.  of  George 
Moncrieff,  Writer,  Perth. 

C.A.  1872 ;  of  Forbes,  Moncrieff  and 
Douglas ;  ra.  Jane  Eliza,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Todd,  Boothsgreen,  Edin.  Address:  22  Hill 
Street,,  Edin. 

MONRO,  Alexander,  1860-1.  CI.  3.  b. 
4  May  1847  ;  s.  of  Henry  Monro, 
17  Melville  Street. 

Sherborne  Sch.  i86i-6;  M.A.  Oxon;  Oriel 
Coll.,  Schol. ;  I  St  CI.  Mods.  1868  ;  CLE. 
1904;  Barr.,  Lond.,  1872;  went  to  India 
as  Insp.  of  Schs.  1879;  Fell.  Madras  Univ. 
1885 ;  Dir.  Public  Instruction,  Central 
Provinces,  1888-1904;  Actg.  Dir.  Public  In- 
struction, Madras,  1893-4  I  M.L.C.  Madras, 
1893-4  ;  ret.  1904  ;  Mayor  of  Godalming, 
1909-11  ;  m.  1879  Evelyn  Agnes  Dingwall. 
Address  :   Crawford,  Frith  Hill,  Godalming. 

MORRISON,  Charles  Elphinstone,  1858- 
61.  C\.  1-3.  s.  of  Robert  Morrison, 
35  York  Place ;  d. 

MORTIMER,  Edward,  1861-2.  CI.  4.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Mortimer,  Banff. 

MURDOCH,  Patrick  Alexander,  after- 
wards Pasley-Dirom,  1858-64.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  10  Dec.  1847;  s.  of  Rev. 
J.  Murdoch,  Kirkpatrick  Fleming, 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1S72  ;  of  Mount  Annan, 
Annan  ;  Ho.  Surg.  Chichester  Inf.  ;  after- 
wards practising  in  Fulham,  S.W.,  1874-89  ; 
ret.  on  his  mother's  succession  to  estate  of 
Mount  Annan,  Dumfriesshire ;  took  active 
part  in  county  work  ;  J.P.  for  Dumfries- 
shire ;  C.C  for  Annan  Parish,  Dumfries  CC  ; 
Chm.  Brydekirk  Sch.  Bd.,  etc.  etc.;  S.  his 
mother,  1896;  m.  Nettie,  3rd  dau.  of  John 
Riddick;  d.  21  Aug.  1912;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  XX.  II. 

MURRAY,  A.,  1859-60.  CI.  2.  s.  of 
W'illiam  Murray,  Hobart  Town. 

MURRAY,  William,  1858-9.  CI.  1.  b. 
8  July  1847 ;  s.  of  John  Murray, 
Ashwood,  Galashiels. 


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Of  Sanderson,  Murray  and  Co.  Ltd.,  Co- 
lonial Merchants ;  m.  Harriet  Ritchley  Hut- 
chinson. Address  :  c/o  Sanderson,  Murray 
and  Co.,  2  Gresham  Buildings,  Basinghall 
Street,  Lond.,  E.C. 

NEWBIGGING,  Walter  Cockburn,  1858- 
61.  CI.  1-3.  s.  of  Patrick  New- 
bigging,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  29  Heriot 
Row. 

J.P.Nairnshire.  Address:  Clifton  House, 
Nairn. 

NIVISON,  Richard,  1858-61.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  2  Nov.  1847 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Richard 
Nivison,  Min.  of  Middlebie,  Dumfries- 
shire. 

PARK,  David  Francis,  1861-4.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  20  Oct.  1848  ;  s.  of  David  Park, 
Hedderwick,  Dunbar;  Dux  CI.  M.  4, 
M.  5,  and  M.  6,  1862-4. 

Prizeman,  Gilbart  Lectures  on  Banking, 
King's  CoU.,  Lond.,  1878  ;  of  Blegbie,  E. 
Lothian ;  A.I.A.  Lond.  1869  ;  C.A.  1873  ; 
F.F.A.  1873  ;  m.  (i)  Josephine  Lila  Jessie, 
e.  dau.  of  John  Balfour,  Insp.-Gen.  of  Hosp., 
H.M.  Indian  Army ;  (2)  Janet  Gumming, 
6.  dau.  of  Thomas  Craigie  Glover,  C.E., 
Bombay.  Address:  Kenly  Green,  Boarhills, 
Fife. 

PATERSON,  Alexander  Martin,  1858-61. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  27  June  1848  ;  s.  of  James 
Paterson,  M.D.,  late  Sen.  Surg.  Black 
Watch,  17  St.  Bernard's  Crescent. 

Sandhurst,  1S64-5  ;  Col.  ist  Batt.  Bedford- 
shire Regt.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1865 ;  Lt.  1867  ; 
Capt.  1874 ;  Maj.  1881  ;  Lt.-Col.  1892 ; 
Col.  1898;  h.p.  1903;  ret.  1904;  served  in 
S.  African  War,  1879  ;  during  Zulu  campaign 
asD.A.A.  andQ.M.G.  (desp.,  medal)  ;  served 
with  Burmese  exped.  1887-9  (medal  with 
clasp)  ;  served  with  Isazai  exped.  1892  ; 
took  part  in  operations  in  Chitral,  1895, 
with  Relief  Force;  storming  of  Malakand 
Pass ;  action  near  Khar ;  descent  into  Swat 
Valley  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  15  Nov.  1895, 
medal  with  clasp)  ;  m.  Edith  Fanny  Rey- 
nolds, Oaklands,  Natal.  Address :  Erw 
Fair,  Penmaeimiawr,  N.  Wales. 

PEARSON,  Dalziel,  1858-65.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  21  Jan.  1848  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Pearson,  Pres.  C.A.  Soc,  128  George 
Street ;  best  in  Latin  Prose,  CI.  7, 
1865. 

W.S.  1872.  Address  :  27  Royal  Terrace, 
Edin. 

PENNEY,  William,  1858-64.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  27  Dec.  1849  ;  s.  of  Hon.  Wilham 
Penney  (Lord  Kinloch),  Senator  of  the 
Coll.  of  Justice,  24  Great  King  Street. 

Champion  Mile  Cup,  Kandy,  Ceylon,  1873  ; 
Blackheath  F.C.  1869-70 ;  Ceylon  C.S. 
1871-91  ;  L.G.  Bd.,  Scot.,  1894 ;  m.  Miss 
Brodie,  dau.  of  Thomas  Brodie  of  Lethen 
and  Coulmony.     Address  :  Boatlaud,  Perth. 


PIGOTT,  Henry,  1861-3.  CI,  4,  5. 
b.  1848;  s.  of  Mrs.  Smyth  Pigott, 
20  Howard  Place. 

Journalist  and  Dramatic  Critic,  Lond. 

PITCAIRN,  George  Kincaid,  1858-64. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  15  Nov.  1847;  s.  of 
Robert  Pitcairn,  AV.S.,  9  Northum- 
berland Street. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  Univ.  1869  ;  Med.  Off. 
of  Health,  Littleborough  Urban  Dist.  ; 
Certifying  Factory  Surg.  ;  Med.  Off.  P.O.  ; 
m.  (i)  Helen  Mary,  dau.  of  Gen.  Glasfurd, 
R.E.  ;  (2)  Mary  Mabel,  dau.  of  Robert 
Thome,  Greenock.  Address :  Littleborough, 
Lancashire. 

PITCAIRN,  Robert  James,  1858-61. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  17  June  1846;  s.  of 
Robert  Pitcairn,  W.S.,  9  Northum- 
berland Street. 

Engineer,  Russia ;  m.  Annie  Runeberg, 
Sweden  ;   d.  6  Feb.  1890. 

PRESSLEY,  Charies,  1859-60.  CI.  2. 
b.  17  May  1846  ;  s.  of  Rev,  Charies 
Pressley,  Min.  of  St.  Peter's  Ch., 
Fraserburgh. 

With  Union  Bank  of  Scot.,  Fraserburgh, 
until  1865,  then  with  Bank  of  Brit.  N. 
America,  Lend.,  and  Clydesdale  Bank, 
Glasg.,  till  1871,  when  he  married  and  went 
to  Austraha,  where  he  is  wheat  and  vine 
growing  ;  m.  Miss  Pollock.  Address  :  Phi- 
lorth  Vineyard,  Wangasatta,  Victoria. 

RADCLIFFE,  Walter,  1858-64.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  28  April  1848  ;  s.  of  Joshua  Rad- 
cliffe,  Balderston  Hall,  Rochdale. 

Cotton  Manufacturer,  of  Samuel  Radcliffe 
and  Sons  Ltd.,  Oldham  ;  m.  C.  M.  Thornton ; 
d.  13  Feb.  1897. 

RAE,  Henry,  now  Rae-Arnot,  1858-65. 
CI.  1-7.  b,  4  July  1848  ;  s,  of  Dr, 
George  Rae,  Surg.-Maj.,  H.E.I.C.S., 
Laverock  Bank,  Trinitj'^ ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1864  ;  1st  Gloag  Medal,  1865  ; 
4th  Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Math.  1865. 

Trin.  CoU.  Cantab  (Schol.)  ;  1871  Math. 
Trip,  and  Law  and  History  Trip.  ;  LL.D. 
1 880;  Barr.  Line.  Inn;  assumed  additional 
surname  of  Arnot,  1895  ;  m.  Isabella  Adam 
Gemmell.  Address:  Lochieheads,  Auchter- 
muchty. 

RAMSAY,  William  Alexander,  1860-1. 
CI.  3.  b.  5  Dec.  1848  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Ramsay,  Paxton  House,  Berwick- 
shire. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1863-4;  Maj. -Gen. ;  2nd 
Lt.  4th  Huss.  1869  ;  Lt.  1871  ;  Capt.  1879; 
Maj.  1884;  Col.  1903;  ret.  as  Maj. -Gen. 
1905;  m.  Susan  N.  H.  Minchener.  Address: 
5  Montpellier  Parade,  Cheltenham, 


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RANKINE,  Charles  Simson,  afterwards 
Rankine  Simson,  1859-63.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  15  Oct.  1847;  s.  of  Rev.  John 
Rankine,  D.D.,  Som,  Mauchlinc. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  of  Threepwood,  Roxburgh- 
shire; W.S.  1872;  of  Romanes  and  Simson, 
W.S.,  afterwards  of  Hope,  Simson  and  Len- 
nox, W.S.  ;  J. P.  Co.  of  Roxburgh  ;  added 
name  of  Simson,  1872,  on  succeeding  his  uncle 
in  estate  of  Threepwood  ;  d.  19  Nov.  191 1 ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xix.  48. 

RITCHIE,  George,  1858-61.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  16  April  1848;  s.  of  George 
Ritchie,  Bell's  Brewery,  46  Pleasancc. 

Scotland  v.  England,  1871  (first  Rugby 
International)  ;  Brewer,  Bell's  Brewery, 
Edin. ;  m.  Helen  Beattie,  Edin. ;  d.  31  Jan. 
1896. 

RITCHIE,  James,  1858-61.  CI.  1-8.  b. 
28  June  1846;  s.  of  George  Ritchie, 
Bell's  Brewery,  46  Pleasance. 

Bought  and  farmed  land  in  Natal,  S. 
Africa;   d.  10  Aug.  1890. 

ROBERTS,  David,  1858-60.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1848 ;  s.  of  Ezra  Roberts,  St. 
Asaph;  d. 

ROBERTSON,  John  Hartley,  1858-64. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1849;  s.  of  William 
Robertson,  Tobermory. 

Indigo-planter,  India,  1866;   d.  1874. 

ROBERTSON,  John  Henry,  1861-3. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  8  July  1847;  s.  of 
Thomas  R.  Robertson,  W.S.  and 
Stockbroker,  Gorgie  Lodge,  Slateford. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Ex-Capt.  New.  G.C.,  Mussel- 
burgh ;  Stockbroker,  Edin. ;  of  John  Robert- 
son and  Co.  ;  Dir.  of  various  public  Cos.  ; 
Life  Mem.  of  Edin.  Chamber  of  Commerce  ; 
m.  Susie,  dau.  of  Rev.  James  Galpine,  Suf- 
folk.    Address  :   31  George  Street,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  WiUiam  John,  1862-8. 
CI.  5.  s.  of  Wm.  Robertson  of  Hill- 
brook,  Holy  wood,  Co.  Down ;  d. 

RODGER,  WilHam,  1859-60.  CI.  2.  b. 
25  Feb.  1848  ;  s.  of  George  Rodger, 
Selkirk. 

Mercantile ;  m.  Agnes  Gregg  White,  Hes- 
wall,  Cheshire;  d.  3  April  1907. 

ROSS,  Walter  Graham,  1858-61.  CI.  1-3, 
b.  1848  ;  s.  of  James  Ross  of  Balder- 
stone,  11  Comely  Bank. 

Agent  Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.,  West 
End  Branch  Edin.,;  m.  Isabella  Ogilvie;  d. 
8  Oct.  1906. 

SANDERSON,  Robert  Clerk,  1859-63. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  17  Sept.  1848  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
James   Sanderson,   Dep.  Surg.  -  Gen. 


Hosp.,  Madras  Army,  39  Drummond 

Place. 

Cotfee-planter,     S.    Mysore,     India ;      m. 
Alice,  dau.  of  Watson  Lycill ;    d.   23   Jan. 


SANGSTER,  Francis,  1861-2.  CI.  4. 
b.  IC  March  1847 ;  s.  of  Francis 
Garden  Sangstcr,  Banff. 

Went  to  Ceylon,  1866,  thence  to  N.Z., 
1874. 

SCOTT,  Colin  William,  1858-61.  CI.  1,  2, 
b.  1847  ;  s.  of  Charles  Cunningham 
Scott,  Halkshill,  Largs,  Ayrshire. 

Head  of  Colin  Wm.  Scott  and  Co.,  Shipping 
and  Gen.  Agents,  Glasg. ;  for  twenty-five 
yrs.  Hon.  Sec.  Mudhook  Yacht  Club ;  d. 
1902. 

SCOUGAL,  Alexander  Fowler,  1858-9. 
CI.  1.  b.  14  March  1848  ;  s.  of  James 
Scougal,  H.M.I.S.,  12  Saxc-Coburg 
Place. 

Edin.  Institution,  1859-62  ;  d.  28  Feb. 
1862. 

SHIRREFF,  Francis  Archibald  Pattullo, 
1860-8.  CI,  3-5.  b.  7  Feb.  1848 ; 
s.  of  Maj.  Francis  Shirreff. 

Queen's  Coll.  Oxon  (ist  CI.  Theology)  ; 
M.A.  Oxon ;  Fell.  Univ.  of  the  Punjab ; 
Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  C.  St.  Mary's,  Nottingham, 
1872-3 ;  Tutor,  St.  John's  Divinity  Sch., 
Lahore  (C.M.S.),  1874-8;  Prin.  1878-94;  Ex- 
amining Chap,  to  Bp.  of  Lahore,  1878-87  ; 
C.  St.  James's,  Dover,  1894  ;  R.  St.  Dun- 
stan's  in  the  East,  Lond.,  E.G.,  1895-8;  V. 
Sparsholt  with  Kingston  Lisle,  1898  ;  R.D. 
of  Wantage,  1903 ;  m.  Elizabeth  Louisa,  dau. 
of  Maj. -Gen.  Alex.  Davidson,  R.E. '  Address : 
Sparsholt  Vicarage,  Wantage,  Berkshire. 

SLATER,  James  Archibald,  1858-63. 
CI.  1-5.  b,  17  Oct.  1847  ;  s.  of  James 
Slater,  23  Denmark  Street,  Soho 
Square,  Lond. 

Germany  and  King's  Coll.,  Lond.  ;  m. 
Catherine  P.  Grant ;   d.  15  May  1905. 

STEUART,  George  Alexander,  1858-61. 
CI.  1-8,  b.  9  April  1850;  s.  of 
Andrew  Steuart,  M.P.,  Auchlunkart, 
Keith. 

Winchester  CoU. ;  accidentally  shot,  June 
1866. 

STEVENSON,  Thomas,  1858-61.  CI. 
1-8.  b.  7  May  1847  ;  s.  of  Dr.  James 
Stevenson,  H.E.I.C.S.,  11  St.  Ber- 
nard's Crescent. 

Apprentice  to  Brocklebanks,  Liverpool, 
1 861-8  ;  thereafter  till  death  with  Inman 
Line,  Liverpool;  Chf.  Off.  s.s.  'City  of 
Rome';  d.  16  Dec.  1880  as  the  result  of  an 
accident. 


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STOW,  David  William,  1860-5.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  1848 ;  step-s.  of  William  F. 
Burnley,  24  Ainslie  Place ;  d. 

THOMSON,  John,  1858-61.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  10  June  1846;  s.  of  William 
Thomson,  J.P.,  Camstradden  House, 
Luss,  Dumbartonshire. 

B.L.  Co.  Bank  ;  m.  Jessie,  dau.  of  John 
Chisholme,  E.  Claremont  Street,  Edin.  ;  d. 
April  1890. 

THOMSON,  John  Brown,  1858-65.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  25  Jan.  1849  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
John  Thomson,  M.A.,  Leith  ;    XI. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  1865-8;  I.C.S.  1868- 
1905;  Ass.  Mag.  and  Coll.  and  Jt.  Mag., 
N.W.P.  ;  Dep.  Supt.  family  domains  of 
Maharaja  of  Benares,  1882  ;  Registrar  of 
the  High  Court,  1884  ;  Mag.  and  Coll.  1889  ; 
Offg.  Sec.  to  Govt.  1889-90 ;  Insp.-Gen. 
Police,  1894;  Comr.  1900;  Mem.  Bd.  of 
Revenue,  1902  ;  m.  1878  Alice  Mary,  e. 
dau.  of  Gen.  de  S.  Barrow,  I.A.  Address  : 
2  Rosary  Gardens,  South  Kensington,  Lond. 

THOMSON,  Thomas  Alexander  Gibson, 
1859-62.  CI.  2-4.  b.  18  Feb.  1848  ; 
s.  of  James  Gibson  Thomson,  14 
York  Place. 

Merchant,  Ceylon  ;   d.  April  1890. 

THORBURN,  John  Hay,  1858-62.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  9  Jan.  1848  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
David  Thorbum,  D.D.,  Leith. 

Merchant,  Leith ;  founded  in  1890,  and  Jt. 
Convener,  '  Laj'men's  League,'  to  oppose 
disestablishment  and  promote  reunion  of 
Presbyterianism  in  Scot. ;  Gen.  Sec.  F.  Ch. 
of  Scot.  1900-8  ;  Author  of  Our  Presbyterian 
Brotherhood  and  other  pamplilets  on  re- 
union and  the  Church  question ;  took  a 
leading  part  in  Church  case,  1900-4,  decided 
by  House  of  Lords  in  favour  of  F.  Ch.  of 
Scot;  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  R.  S.  Mansel,  J. P., 
Northumberland.  Address:  5  Trevanion 
Road,  Lond.,  W. 

TURNER,  John,  1859-61.  CI.  2,  8.  s. 
of  William  Turner,  Australia. 


VERNOR,  James,  1860-2.  CI.  3,  4.  s. 
of  James  Vernor,  Hillliead,  Mussel- 
burgh. 

WARDROP,  Richard,  1858-61.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1848 ;  s.  of  Robert  W^ardrop, 
Kirkmichael  House,  Dumfries. 

WATSON,  Hugh  Austin,  1858-64.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  2  Oct.  1847;  s.  of  James 
Watson,  Man.  Scot.  Prov.  Inst., 
45  Charlotte  Square. 

Merchant,  China  ;  afterwards  in  America  ; 
d.  Oct.  1882. 

WATSON,  John  Oliver,  1858-63.  CI, 
1-4.     b.  1849. 

Grange  Sch.  ;  B.A  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ; 
studied  with  the  view  of  taking  Holy  Orders. 
Address:  Brunswick  House,  Shanklin,  I.W. 

WILSON,  John  Andrew,  1858-63.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  31  March  1848  ;  s.  of  James 
Wilson,  Merchant,  6  Gilmore  Place. 

Address  :  Asauan-Malo,  New  Hebrides. 

WRIGHT,  Thomas,  1858-61.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
13  June  1847 ;  s.  of  Robert  Wright, 
Architect,  12  Pitt  Street  and  8 
Fettes  Row. 

Coffee-planter,  Ceylon  ;   d.  1877. 

WRIGHT,  William  Burt,  1858-61.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  3  May  1848  ;  s.  of  William 
Burt  Wright,  Surg.,  14  Manor  Place. 

Of  Auchinvole,  Croy,  Dumbartonshire ; 
C.A.  1877  ;   d.  19  Jan.  1894. 

WYLIE,  George  Crosbie,  1858-65.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  17  May  1847  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
H.  Wylie,  19  Walker  Street. 

Trin.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  1869  ;  M.A.  1876  ; 
Roy.  Perthshire  Mil.  ;  Lt.  1872 ;  Capt. 
1875  ;  Stockbroker,  Lond.  Address :  43 
Eaton  Terrace,  Lond.,  S.W. 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1859-66 


ADAM,  Alexander,  1859-63.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
23  Jan.  1849  ;  s.  of  Stephen  Adam, 
Afton  Lodge,  Bennington. 

Wool  Broker,  Leith  ;  Maj.  and  Lt.-Col. 
5th  R.S.V.B.  (Lothians  Regiment)  ;  V.D.  ; 
m.  Barbara  Anna,  2nd  dau.  of  James  Ford, 
Merchant,  Leith  ;  d.  7  Feb.  1897  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  iv.  55. 

ADAMS,  Kenneth  Douglas,  1859-65.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  26  June  1848  ;  s.  of  Kenneth 
M'Kcnzie   Adams,   Surg.,   H.E.I.C.S. 


(Madras);  Dux  CI.  M.  6,  1865;  XX.; 
XL  (Capt.  1865). 

Merchant,  China ;  m.  Margaret  Alice 
Dune.     Address  :   25  India  Street,  Edin. 

AITKEN,  Thomas,  1861-4.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
4  July  1847  ;  s.  of  James  Aitken  of 
Garteows,  Falkirk ;  XX. 

S.  American  Shipper ;  m.  I.  F.  Macgregor, 
Manchester.  Address:  Weld  Road,  Birk- 
dale,  Lancashire. 


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ANDERSON,  Thomas  Cunningham, 
1861-2.  CI.  S.  s.  of  Charles  Ander- 
son, 2  North-east  Circus  Place. 

ATKINSON,  Albert  Charles  W.,  1861-2. 
CI.  8.  s.  of  Dr.  Atkinson,  Insp.-Gen. 
Mil.  Med.  Hosp. 

BALDERSTON,  William  Charles,  1859- 
63.  CI.  1-4.  b.  23  Jime  1848;  s. 
of  Maj.  Archibald  Balderston,  16th 
B.N.I.,  23  Melville  Street. 

Ladysmith,  with  Natal  Rly.  Co. ;  m. 
Beatrice  Madeline  Wright ;  d.  24  April  1890. 

BALFOUR,  Lewis,  1859-63,  CI.  1-4.  s. 
of  Dr.  Balfour,  2  Shandwick  Place. 

BAXTER,  Charles,  1860-6.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  27  Dec.  1848 ;  s.  of  Edmund 
Baxter,  W.S.,  9  Rutland  Square ; 
English  Essay  Prizes,  1865  and  1866. 

W.S.  1871  ;  m.  1877  Grace  Roberta 
Louisa,  dau.  of  Maj. -Gen.  Robert  Stewart, 
H.E.I.C.S.  Address :  c/o  Mitchell  and  Baxter, 
W.S.,  II  S.  Charlotte  Street,  Edin. 

BELL,  John,  1863-4.  CI.  5.  b.  17 
July  1848 ;  s.  of  William  Bell  of 
Gribdae,  Kirkcudbright ;  Dux  CI. 
M.  5,  1864. 

Of  Castlecreavie;  W.S.  1874;  m.  1879 
Agnes,  dau.  of  James  Newall  of  Goldielea, 
Kirkcudbrightshire ;   d.  22  Oct.  1894. 

BELL,  Robert,  1859-64.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
25  Nov.  1848 ;  s.  of  John  Bell, 
Enterkine  House,  Ayrshire. 

Trained  in  merchant's  office,  Liverpool ; 
m.  1876  Caroline,  2nd  dau.  of  George  Martin 
of  Sandall  Grove,  Doncaster  and  Liverpool ; 
d.  20  Sept.  1903. 

BENNETT,  Alexander  Hughes,  1859-63. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1848  ;  s.  of  Prof.  John 
Hughes  Bennett,  M.D.,  Lect.  on 
practice  of  Physic  in  Edin.  Univ.,  1 
Glenfinlas  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1869  ;  M.D. 
1872;  Gold  Medal  for  Thesis  on  Physiolo- 
gical Actions  of  Theine,  Caffeine,  Guaranine, 
Cocaine,  and  Theobromine  ;  M.R.C.P.  1876 ; 
F.R.C.P.  1885  ;  two  yrs.  Med.  Off.  P.  and 
O.  S.N.  Co. ;  Med.  Registrar  to  Westminster 
Hosp.  1876  and  Ass.  Phys.  1877  ;  resigned, 
1893,  owing  to  ill-hccilth ;  contributed  many 
articles  to  med.  journals,  especially  to  Brain, 
the  journal  of  the  Neurological  Soc. ;  d.  i 
Nov.  1 90 1. 

BOS  WALL,  Thomas  Alford  Houstoun, 
afterwards  Boswall-Preston,  1860-1. 
CI.  2.  b.  21  July  1850 ;  s.  of  Sir  G. 
Houstoun  Boswall,  Bart.,  Blackadder 
House,  Berwickshire. 


Of  Tweedhill,  Berwick-on-Tweed  ;  J. P. 
and  D.L.  Co.  Berwick;  Hon.  Col.  S.E.  of 
Scot.  Art.;  1886  assumed  surname  of  Pres- 
ton; m.  1883  Alice  Mary,  dau.  of  Wilham 
Cunard.  Address :  Tweedhill,  Berwick-on- 
Tweed. 

BOWIE,  Robert  Wylie,  1864-5.    CI.  6.   b. 
1849  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Dr.  Bowie,  Kinghorn. 
I.C.S.  1868  ;   d.  1 868. 

BRODIE,  John  Snoyd,  1859-64.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  23  Oct.  1850  ;  s.  of  John  Clerk 
Brodie,  W.S.,  26  Moray  Place. 

W.S.  1873  ;   d.  I  June  1875. 

BROTCHIE,  James,  1860-4.  CI.  2-5.  b. 
5  May  1848  ;  s.  of  Robert  Brotchie, 
5  John's  Place,  Leith. 

Partner  of  Robert  Brotchie  and  Co., 
Merchants,  Leith ;  m.  Miss  Burgess ;  d. 
24  March  1893. 

BROWN,  John  Crommehn,  1859-66. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  14  March  1849 ;  s.  of 
Sir  John  Campbell  Brown,  K.C.B., 
I.M.S.  ;  best  in  Greek  Prose,  CI.  7, 
1866;  won  High  Jump,  1865. 

Passed  seventh  for  I.C.S.  1869 ;  M.A.  Edin. 
Univ.  1870;  Ass.  Comr.,  Dep.  Comr.,  and 
Judge ;  last  appointment,  Sessions  Judge, 
Delhi ;  m.  Ceciha,  dau.  of  Rev.  James  Banner- 
man,  D.D.,  New  Coll,  Edin. ;  d.  27  April  1892. 

BROWN,  Thomas  Gillespie  Chapman, 
1859-61.  CI.  2.  s.  of  Mrs.  Brown, 
20  Scotland  Street. 

CALVERLEY,  Charles  Henrv  Calverley, 
1862-6.  CI.  4-7.  b.  26  Feb.  1849; 
s.  of  Charles  Calverley,  Teaninich 
House,  Alness  ;  best  in  French,  CI.  7, 
1866. 

m.  CM.  Tew.  Address:  Icknield,  Goring- 
on-Thames,  Oxon. 

CAMPBELL,  Donald  Daniel  Maclver, 
1859-65.  CI.  1-6.  b.  22  Jan.  1849  ; 
s.  of  Very  Rev.  Peter  Colin  Campbell, 
D.D.,  Prin.  Univ.  of  Aberdeen. 

I.C.S.  (Bengal),  1871  ;  Ass.  Mag.  and 
Coll.,  Etawa,  N.W.P.,  later  at  Almorah ; 
m.  Effie  JuUa  Branscombe  ;  d.  5  Feb.  1878. 

CAMPBELL,  Edward,  1860-2.  CI.  2,  3. 
s.  of  James  Campbell,  Balbrogie, 
Coupar  Angus. 

CAMPBELL,  John,  1859-61.  CI.  1,  2.  s. 
of  John  Campbell,  Arrochar. 

CAMPBELL,  John   Colin,  1859-61  and 
1863-5.     CI.  1,  2,  5,  6.     s.  of  Donald 
Campbell,   Ardsheal  House,   Bonaw ; 
Mackenzie  Prize  for  Scholarship,  1865. 
Sometime  Times  correspondent  in  Vienna. 


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241 


CAMPBELL,  John  Isla  Shairp,  1859-62. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  27  Jan.  1848  ;  s.  of  Sir 
John  Campbell  of  Kildalloig  and 
Auchinbreck,  Campbeltown. 

Mercantile  Marine  ;   d.  5  July  1882  in  N.Z. 

CANDLISH,  John,  1859-63.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  4  Nov.  1847 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Prin. 
Robert  S.  Caudlish,  D.D.,  Mod.  of 
G.A.  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.  1861,  and  Min. 
of  F.  St.  George's,  Edin.,  52  Melville 
Street. 

With  the  Australian  Mutual  Prov.  Soc.  ; 
m.  1877  Annie  Mackay.  Address :  San 
Salmo,  Macaulay  Road,  Stanmore,  X.S.W., 
Australia. 

CARMICHAEL,  WilUam  Scott,  1859-62. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  18  April  1848;  s.  of 
WiUiam  Scott  Carmichael,  M.D.,  22 
Northumberland  Street. 

Rancher,  Argentine  Repubhc,  1865-1913  ; 
d.  18  July  1913. 

CARR,  Robert  B.,  1859-60.  CI.  1.  b. 
1849  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Carr,  30  Raeburn 
Place. 

CARTER,  William  Allan,  1859-63.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  27  Nov.  1847  ;  s.  of  F.  Hayne 
Carter,  C.A.,  8  Eton  Terrace. 

C.E.  ;  M.I.C.E.  Lond.  ;  F.R.S.E.  ;  Pres. 
Roy.  Scott.  Soc.  of  Arts ;  Lord  Dean  of 
Guild,  Edin.,  1909-13  ;  m.  1870  Anna,  dau.  of 
Francis  MacAlevy,  Scarva,  Co.  Down.  Ad- 
dress :   32  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

CHANCELLOR,  Alexander,  1860-5.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  11  Oct.  1849;  s.  of  John 
George  Chancellor  of  Shieldhill,  Lan- 
arkshire. 

Sandhurst;  Maj.  Northumberland  Fus.  ; 
Lt.  1869  ;  Capt.  i88i  ;  Maj.  1886  ;  served 
in  Afghan  War,  1878-80,  first  exped.  to 
Bazaar  Valley,  and  engagement  of  Dek 
Sarak  (desp.,  medal)  ;  m.  Julia  Kellacher ; 
d.  21  March  1893  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  18. 

CLARK,  Robert,  1859-63.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
30  March  1848  ;  s.  of  Robert  Clark, 
36  Drummond  Place. 

Tea  Merchant ;  of  Robert  Clark  and  Co.  ; 
m.  Emily  Madeleine  Roby ;  d.  14  July  1906. 

COWIE,  George  P.,  1862-3.  CI.  4.  s. 
of  A.  Cowie,  Kilmarnock. 

COWLEY,  Alfred,  1863-4.  CI.  5.  s.  of 
Rev.  A.  Cowley,  America. 

CUMMING,  Benjamin,  1862-4.  CI.  4,  5. 

s.    of   Mrs.    Cunnning,    161  Falconer 

Terrace,    Liverpool ;    won  Hurdles, 
1864. 


CUNINGHAM,  William  John,  1861-4. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  30  Nov.  1848;  s.  of 
Alexander  Cuningham,  Sec.  to  Comi's. 
of  N.  Lighthouses,  17  Coates  Crescent  ; 
Ferguson  Medal,  1864. 

C.S.I.  1894;  K.C.S.I.  1897;  Bom.  C.S. 
1870 ;  Under  Sec.  Govt,  of  India  Foreign 
Dept.  1885;  Dep.  Sec.  1890;  Sec.  to  Govt, 
of  India  Foreign  Dept.  1894;  ret.  1901. 
Address  :  Queen  Anne's  Mansions,  Lond., 
S.W.    See  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  117. 

DENNISTON,  Thomas  Fairrie,  1862-3. 
CI.  4.  b.  4  Oct.  1847;  s.  of  Archi- 
bald Denniston,  W.S.,  Willow  Park, 
Greenock. 

Lloyd's,  Lend. ;  m.  (i)  Agnes  Tayloe, 
Lond.  ;  (2)  Beatrice  Bridson,  Guernsey. 
Address :  100  Coleridge  Street,  Hove,  Susse.x. 

DENNISTON,  William  Cunningham, 
1862-4.     CI.   4,   5.     b.   9  Jan.   1849; 
s.    of    Archibald    Denniston,    W.S.,. 
Willow  Park,  Greenock. 
Writer;   d.  i  Dec.  1873. 

DOUGLAS,  Lord  Archibald  Edward, 
1859-61.  CI.  1.  b.  17  June  1850; 
s.  of  7th  Marquis  of  Queensberry, 
East  Warriston  House. 

In  Holy  Orders  of  the  Catholic  Ch.  ; 
Canon  of  Galloway.  Address  :  The  Presby- 
tery, Girvan,  Ayrshire. 

DRUMMOND,  James  Ramsay,  1863-6. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  1849  ;  s.  of  Rev.  James 
Drummond,  Freefield  Manse,  Clack- 
mannan ;  Dux  CI.  6,  1865,  and  of 
School,  1866  ;  best  in  German,  CI.  7, 
1866 ;  1st,  2nd,  and  3rd  Acad.  Club 
Prizes,  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Schol.,  and 
Prizes  for  best  in  Greek  Testament  and 
English,  1866. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  New  Coll.  Oxon  ;  I. C.S. 
(Bengal),  1872;  arrived  in  India  1874,  and 
served  in  Punjab  as  Ass.  Comr. ;  Dist.  Judge 
and  Dep.  Comr.  1890;  ret.  1905. 

DUFF,  Patrick  John,  1860-2.  CI.  2,  3. 
s.  of  Dr.  diaries  Murray  Duff,  India. 

DUNBAR,  William,  1860-2.  CI.  2,  3. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Dunbar,  Holme,  Ardersier. 

DUNCAN,  John  Batty  Shand,  1859-62. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  19  April  1847;  s.  of 
James     Duncan,     W.S.,     46     Queen 

Street, 
d.  14  Sept.  1869. 

DUNDAS,  George,  1859-62.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1  July  1849 ;  s.  of  John  F.  DundaS, 
C.E.,  15  St.  Bernard's  Crescent, 

Went  to  N.Z.  1862,  and  became  a  surveyor 


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there ;   m.  Miss  M'Crostie,  Invercargill ;   d. 
7  March  i886  at  Palmerston  North,  N.Z. 

DUNDAS,  William  John,  1859-65.  CI. 
1-6.  b,  16  March  1849  ;  s.  of  George 
Dundas,  Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice 
(Hon.  Lord  Manor). 

W.S.  1871;  of  Dundas  and  Wilson,  C.S., 
(ret.  1913) ;  Crown  Agent,  1895-1905 ;  Dir. 
E.A.  since  1907;  LL.D.  Edin.  1914.  Ad- 
dress :  1 1  Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

DUNLOP,  Alexander,  1860-1.  CI.  2.  b. 
7  April  1848 ;  s.  of  Henry  Dunlop 
of  Craigton,  Nether  Arthurlie,  Barr- 
head. 

Comptroller-Gen.  of  Revenues  under  the 
Nizam  of  Hyderabad ;  m.  Constance  Myers. 
Address:  Hyderabad,  Deccan,  India. 

DUNLOP,  John  Murray,  1859-63.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  15  Dec.  1849  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
C.  S.  Murray  Dunlop  of  Corsock,  Dal- 
beattie. 

Coll.  Hall,  St.  Andrews ;  St.  Andrews 
Medal  (golf) ;  d.  1871. 

DUNLOP,  William  George,  1859-61.     CI. 
1,  2.     b.  5  June  1846  ;   s.  of  Henry 
Dunlop  of  Craigton,  Nether  Arthurlie, 
Barrhead, 
m.  Caroline  Turner  ;   d.  1890  at  Largs. 

ELLIOT,  Wilham  Scott,  1859-62.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  24  March  1849;  s.  of  W.  Scott 
Elliot,  W.S.,  of  Arkleton,  Langholm. 

Rugby,  1862-6  ;  in  Bombay  and  Rangoon, 
1872-9 ;  from  i88i  partner  of  WaJlace 
Brothers,  E.I.  Merchants ;  now  Dir.  of 
Wallace  Brothers  and  Co.  Ltd.,  4  Crosby 
Square,  E.C.  ;  m.  Maude  Louisa,  o.  dau.  of 
Robert  Boyle  Travers,  F.R.C.S.,  of  Farsid, 
Co.  Cork.  Address:  Arkleton,  Langholm, 
N.B.,  and  4  Stanley  Crescent,  Lond.,  W. 

FARQUHARSON,  Joseph,  1859-63.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1847 ;  s.  of  Dr.  Francis 
Farquharson  of  Finzean,  F.R.C.S., 
5  Eton  Terrace. 

A.R.A.,D.L.,  J.P.  ;  Artist;  has  exhibited 
at  R.A.,  R.O.I. ,  Art  Gall.,  Liverpool,  etc. 
Address  :  Migvie  Lodge,  Porchester  Gardens, 
Lond.,  W. 

FINLAY,  Thomas  Latta,  1859-63.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  15  Sept.  1847  ;  s.  of  William 
Finlay,  M.D.,  Trinity ;  Dux  CI.  M.  4, 
1863;   XL;   XX. 

A.F.C. ;  Prince  Edward's  Island ;  after- 
wards Sec.  to  Bd.  of  Dirs.  of  Caledonian 
Insur.  Co.,  N.Y. ;  now  ret.  Address  :  c/o  Bell, 
Bannerman  and  Finlay,  W.S.,  4  Randolph 
Place,  Edin. 

FINLAYSON,  Robert  Chrystal,  1859-60. 
CI.  1.  b.  31  May  1848  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  Finlayson,  6  Mary  Place. 


Mercantile  business ;  m.  Jeannie  Summers ; 
d.  21  Aug.  1905. 

FORBES,  George,  1859-60.  CI.  1.  b. 
5  April  1849  ;  s.  of  Prof.  D.  Forbes, 
F.R.S.  (afterwards  Prin.  St.  Andrews 
Univ.). 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  M.A.  Cantab  (Christ's 
Coll.);  Coll.  Mile,  1868  and  1869;  F.R.S., 
M.I.C.E. ;  fmly.  Prof,  of  Nat.  PhU.,  Ander- 
son's Coll.,  Glasg.  ;  Electrical  Engineer  for 
works  at  Niagara  Falls.  Publications :  The 
Transit  of  Venus,  1874;  The  Theory  of  the 
Glaciers  of  Savoy,  1874  ;  Alternating  and 
Interrupted  Electric  Currents,  1895;  Elek- 
trische  Wechselstrome  und  Unterbochene 
StrSme,  1896;  History  of  Astronomy,  1909; 
Puppets,  a  Workaday  Philosophy,  191 1 .  Ad- 
dress:  II  Little  College  Street,  Lond.,  S.W., 
and  Kinnaird  Cottage,  Pitlochry. 

FORBES,  John  Stuart,  1859-60.  CI.  1. 
b.  28  May  1849  ;  s.  of  Charles  Forbes, 
Canaan  Park. 

Went  to  U.S.A.  ;  joined  U.S.  Cav.,  and 
was  killed  when  serving  under  Gen.  Custer 
in  the  massacre  of  his  force  by  the  Sioux 
Indians,  25  June  1876. 

FORBES,  John  W'hetham,  1859-63.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  11  Aug.  1849  ;  s.  of  Arthur 
Forbes  Gordon,  W.S.,  of  Rayne, 
16  Rutland  Square. 

Rugby;  Farmer,  Cahfornia  (ret.).  Address: 
Bronte  Cottage,  Inverugie,  Aberdeenshire. 

FORMAN,  George  MelviUe,  1859-63.  CI, 
1-4.  b.  3  May  1850 ;  s.  of  James 
Forman,  Advocate,  6  Drummond 
Place. 

Merchant.  Address  :  6  Drummond  Place, 
Edin. 

GAIRDNER,  George  Wishart,  1861-3. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  16  Dec.  1848  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.    Gairdner,    C.B.,    12    Clarendon 

Crescent. 

Abbey  Park,  St.  Andrews  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
entered  Hudson's  Bay  Co.  i858,  and  spent 
rest  of  his  hfe  in  Canada ;  Sheriff  of  Edmon- 
ton ;  m.  Margaret  Bouvier ;  d.  8  Aug.  1900. 

GILCHRIST,  Alexander  Stewart,  1860-1. 
CI.  2.  s.  of  Alexander  Gilchrist, 
Upper  Liberton. 

GILLESPIE,  George  Robertson,  1859-66. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  14  Jan.  1851  ;  s.  of  Sir 
John  Gillespie,  W.S.,  53  Northum- 
berland Street ;  best  in  Latin  Verse, 
CI.  7,  1866  ;  XX.,  XL 

M.A.  Oxon  (Ball.  CoU.  1868-72)  ;  2nd 
CI.  Mods.  1870 ;  2nd  CI.  Grts.  1872 ;  Coll. 
VIII.  ;  Advocate,  1875  ;  Sec.  Education 
Endowments  Commis.  ;  m.  1882  Mary 
Janette,  y.  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Thomson  of 
Baimerino,  Fife  ;   d.  13  Oct.  1892. 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1859-66 


GORDON,  Adam  Annand,  1861-6.  CI. 
3-7.  s.  of  Prof.  A.  A.  Gordon,  India. 
\'Von  100  Yds.  and  Quarter-mile,  1865. 

GORDON,  Lord  Bertrand,  1862-4.  CI. 
4,  5.    b.  1850 ;  s.  of  Marquis  of  Huntly. 

Went  to  Australia  to  engage  in  sheep- 
farming,  and  died  within  a  year  of  arriving 
there,  lo  Aug.  1869. 

GORDON,  Charles  Dickens,  1859-64. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  April  1850  ;  s.  of  John 
Thomson  Gordon,  Advocate,  Sheriff 
of  Midlothian. 

Associate,  King's  CoU.,  Load.;  Ch.  of 
Eng.  1873-1901 ;  V.  of  Walsham-le-WiUows 
Suffolk,  1887-1901  ;  at  present  Priv.  Sec. 
to  Viscount  Milner.  Address  :  71  West- 
bourne  Street,  Eaton  Square,  Lond.,  S.W. 

GORDON,  James  Robert  Hav,  1859-63. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  9  Nov.  1849  ;  s.  of  Adam 
Hay  Gordon,  W.S.,  of  Avoehie,  Aber- 
deenshire, and  Mayen  and  Ardmeallie, 
Banffshire,  25  Rutland  Square. 

Harrow,  1864-7;  Edin,  "Univ.  1868;  A.F.C.; 
Rugby,  Scotland  v.  England,  1875-7 ;  v.  Ire- 
land, 1877;  played  eight  yrs.  for  North  v. 
South  of  Eng.;  many  prizes  for  running, 
etc. ;  Pres.  Liverpool  F.C.  and  C.C. ;  Mem. 
Lanes  Co.  C.  Com  tee.  ;  Hon.  Sec.  Nice  Golf 
Club  since  1904;  m.  Maude  C.  Clarkson, 
Chicago.  Address:  Villa  Deveron,  Cagues 
Alpes  Maritimes,  France. 

GORDON,  William  Ireland,  1863-4.  CI  5 
b.  21  March  1849;  s.  of  Robert 
Macartney  Gordon  of  Rattra  and 
Garcrogo,  Kirkcudbright. 

Glasg.  Univ.,  M.A.  1S69 ;  Edin.,  B.D. 
1872  ;  Ch.  of  Scot.  ;  licensed,  1872,  Presb. 
Kirkcudbright;  ordained,  1876,  Presb.  of 
Peebles  ;  Ass.  Prestonkirk,  Jan.  1873-Sept. 
1873;  Ass.  Morton,  1873-May  1876;  Min 
Walkerburn,  1876-81 ;  Min.  Tongland,  1881- 
98;  Author  of  Historical  Sketch  of  the  Life 
of  Our  Lord  (Blackwood  and  Sons,  1878)  ■ 
m.  1884  Harriette,  dau.  of  Walter  Clarke! 
H.M.  nth  Light  Drags.  Address:  Kirk- 
cudbright. 

GRAEME,  Patrick  James  Frederick, 
1859-62.  CI.  1-3.  b.  1849;  s.  of 
George  Drummond  Graeme,  K.H.,  of 
Inchbrackie  and  Abemthven. 

Harrow  and  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  Ensign 
79th  Highs.  1870 ;  Lt.  1871  ;  res.  1875. 
Address  :  Lake  Dauphin,  Manitoba,  Canada. 

GRIEVE,  Walter,  1860-4.  CI.  2-5.  b.  30 
April  1848 ;  s.  of  Walter  Grieve,  Mer- 
chant, Newfoundland  and  Greenock. 

Merchant,  Newfoundland  and  Greenock. 
Address  :   65  Union  Street,  Greenock. 

HALDANE,  Robert  Camperdown,  1859- 
68.     CI.  1-4.     b.  20  July  1848  ;    s.  of 


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Robert  Haldanc,  W.S.,  of  Cloanden, 
17  Charlotte  Square. 

Planter,  Ceylon;  afterwards  merchant- 
m.  E.  Anderson,  Frognal  Park,  Hampstead ' 
d.  10  May  1914. 

HANDYSIDE,  William,  1859-63.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  16  July  1848  ;  s.  of  William 
Handyside  of  Cornhill,  Biggar,  and 
44  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

1864-70  merchant's  office,  Leith  ;  1871-9 
coffee-planting,  Ceylon;  in  1878  obtained 
grant  of  5000  acres  in  Perak  from  the  Rajah 
Muda  Yusuf  for  services  in  prospecting  for 
coffee  lands  there  ;  after  repeated  attacks 
of  fever  went  to  N.Z.,  and  in  1S80  started 
coal -mining  in  the  Southland  province 
founding  present  town  of  Nightcaps  ;  now 
Mang.  Dir.  of  the  Nightcaps  Coal  Co.  Ltd.  • 
m.  Emily  Marian  Rowley.  Address:  121 
Gala  Street,  Invercargill,  N.Z. 

HARRISON,  Horace  Ridgwav,  1859-61 
CI.  1,  2.     b.  1849  ;    s.  of  Maj.  John 
Hamson,  Adj.  Roy.  Midlothian  Yeo., 
18  Alva  Street. 

Went  to  Victoria,  B.C.  ;    m.  ;  d. 

HEDDLE,  Robert  William,  1861-4.  CI 
3,  4.  b.  9  Sept.  1848 ;  s.  of  John 
George  Heddle  of  Melsetter  and 
Cletts,  Orkney. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  interested  in  geo- 
logy and  mineralogy ;  a  small  coUector  of 
minerals  ;  bad  health  interrupted  his  work 
and  he  sailed  for  N.Z.  in  1872,  to  die  three 
weeks  after  landing,  on  22  Sept.  1872. 

HENDERSON,  Edward  Piercy,  1859-62. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1  July  1849  ;  s.  of  John 
Piercy  Henderson  of  Foswell  Bank, 
Perthshire. 

Radley,  1864-7;  LC.S.  1869;  India,  1871  • 
served  m  Punjab  as  Ass.  Comr. ;  Govt.  Ad- 
vocate, 1878;  ret.  1897;  m.  Alice  Geor- 
gina  Lilian,  dau.  of  G.  R.  Elsmie,  LC.S. 
C.S.I.,  LL.D.  Address :  6  Cambridge  Square' 
Lond.,  W.  o      -1         . 

HOUSTON,  Enoch  Plummer,  1859-62. 
CI.  1-3.  s.  of  Enoch  Houston,  Mel- 
bourne. 

HOWDEN,  John  Dowling,  1859-63.     CI 
1-4.     b.   1   Feb.    1848;    s.   of  Oliver 
Howden,  Edin. 

Clifton  Coll.;  XL  and  XX.  1864-6- 
several  athletic  prizes ;  Sandhurst  XL  and 
XX.;  Maj.  6oth  Rifles;  Ensign,  1868  •  Lt 
1870;  Capt.  1880;  Maj.  1884;  ret.  1890. 
Address :  Arthur's  Club,  St.  James'  Street 
Lond.,  S.W. 

HUNTER,  Patrick  Murray,  1859-62 
CI.  1-3.  b.  26  Jan.  1849;  s.  of 
W.  Hunter,  Raeburn  Cottage. 

Won     prizes    at     open     tennis     tourna- 


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MR.  CAUMICHAEL'S  CLASS.  1859-66 


ments  ;  Cotton  Broker,  Liverpool ;  Pres. 
Liverpool  Cotton  Assoc.  1904-5 ;  Pres. 
two  Mus.  Socs.  ;  Mem.  Sheffield  Mus. 
Union  ;  went  to  Canada  and  Germany  with 
the  choir ;  m.  Frances  EUinor,  e.  dan.  of 
James  P.  Fletcher  of  .\therton,  Lancashire. 
Address  :   The  Elms,  Ormskirk,  Lancashire. 

IRVING,  David  Bell-,  1861-4.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  12  Aug.  1847  ;  -s.  of  .John  Btll- 
Irving,  White-hill,  Lockerbie. 

J. P.  Dumfriesshire  ;  a  well-known  sports- 
man and  agriculturist;  M.O.H.,  Dumfries- 
shire; m.  (i)  1876  Bessie,  dau.  of  WilUam 
Bryden  ;  (2)  1884  Hetty,  dau.  of  George  Lea. 
Address :  Castlebank,  Ecclefechan. 

JACKSON,  Robert,  1839-61.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Jackson,  4  Manor  Place. 

JAFFR.\Y,  Alexander  J..  1859-62.  CI. 
1-3.  s.  of  William  Jaffray,  Indigo- 
planter,  29  Alva  Street ;  d. 

JAMES,  John,  1859-60.  CI.  1.  b.  1849 ; 
s.  of  Hugh  James,  Monkhill,  Carlisle. 

JARDINE,  David  Jardine,  1859-64.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  4  Aug.  1847  ;  s.  of  James 
Jardine  of  Dryfeholni,  Tinwald,  and 
Torthorwald,  Diuiifriesshire. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  M.A. ;  of  Applegarth ; 
J. P.  Dumfriesshire  ;  F.R.G.S.  ;  after  leav- 
ing Cambridge  travelled  in  India,  Java, 
China,  Japan,  Australia,  N.Z.,  Tasmania, 
America,  Canada,  Egypt,  and  S.  Africa ; 
spent  four  yrs.  in  India  shooting  big  game  ; 
won  Royal  Hunt  Cup  at  Ascot  with  Re- 
fractor in  1899,  and  Northumberland  Plate 
with  Sir  Harry  in  1909  ;  m.  Angela,  dau. 
of  Sir  Charles  Bright,  Bart.,  M.P.  Address  : 
Jardine  Hall,  Lockerbie,  and  Larriston 
Hall,  Roxburghshire. 

JOHNSTONE,  Charles,  1860-2.  CI.  2,  3. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Johnstone,  56  India  Street. 

KERR,  Sylvester  Rait,  1859-60.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  William  Kerr,  Broughty  Ferry. 

LAURIE,  William  G.,  1859-64.  CI.  1-5. 
s.  of  Thomas  Laurie,  5  Rutland  Place. 

LAWRIE,  Walter  George,  1860-3.  CI. 
2,  3.  s.  of  Robert  Lawrie,  Whalley 
Range,  Manchester. 

LEITCH,  John,  1861-3.  CI.  3,  4.  b.  12 
July  1849 ;  s.  of  Rev.  William  Leitch, 
D.D.,  sometime  Min,  of  Monimail, 
Fife,  afterwards  Prin.  Queen's  Coll., 
Kingston,  Canada. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  (Arts)  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
M.B.  and  CM.  1871  ;  Res.  Surg.  Leith 
Hosp.  ;  settled  in  private  practice  at 
Silloth,  Cumberland,  1872  ;  m.  Catherine 
Edith,  dau.  of  Rev.  Francis  Redford,  R.  St. 
Paul's,  Silloth  ;   d.  22  Dec.  1896. 


LIITLE,  James  Church,  1861-4.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  18  Feb.  1847  ;  s.  of  James 
Little,  Carlesgill,  Langholm. 

Farmer  ;  J. P.  Dumfriesshire  ;  Chm.  P. 
Council ;  m.  Jessie  Elliot  Elliot.  Address  : 
Burnfoot,  Ewes,  Langholm. 

M'CONNEL,  James  Henry,  1859-62. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  18  April  1850  ;  s.  of 
David  C.  M'Connel,  12  Clarendon 
Crescent. 

Emmanuel  Coll.  Cantab ;  Pastoralist ;  orig- 
inated and  directed  Freezing  Works  for 
treatment  of  cattle  and  sheep  ;  Pres.  Nat. 
Agricultural  .\ssoc.  of  Queensland  ;  Execu- 
tive of  United  Pa.storahsts  Assoc,  etc.;  m. 
Mary  Elizabeth  Kent  of  Jondaryan,  Queens- 
land. Address:  Cressbrook,  Brisbane,  Queens- 
land. 

M'COSH,  Dunlop,  1861-3.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
24  March  1847  ;  s.  of  James  M'Cosh 
of  Parkhill,  Writer  and  Banker,  Dairy, 
Ayrshire. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1863-5,  1868-70 ;  Edin. 
Univ.  1 870- 1  ;  N.P.  1870;  Law  Agent, 
1896  ;  partner  of  J.  and  J.  M'Cosh,  Solici- 
tors, Dairy,  Ayrshire,  since  1871  ;  Jt.  C.C. 
Collector  for  Ayrshire  since  1895  ;  Jt. 
Agent  Clydesdale  Bank  Ltd.  at  Dairy,  Ayr- 
shire, 1879;  m.  Janet  Knox,  Kilbirnie,  Ayr- 
shire.    Address:  Parkhill,  Dairy,  Ayrshire. 

MACCULLOCH,  William,  1859-65.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  4  Dec.  1847  ;  s.  of  Henry 
MacCulloeh  of  Glenquicken,  Kirk- 
cudbrightshire. 

Business  training  in  Liverpool ;  thereaf tet 
in  business  in  Canada,  and  then  in  U.S.A., 
where  he  died,  1  Jan.  1912,  at  Kan.sas  City; 
m. 

MACDONALD,  James,  1861-5.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1849  ;  s.  of  J.  Macdonald,  Tontine 
Hotel,  Greenock ;   XL 

Writer,  Greenock,  1873;  d.  20  May  1895. 

MACDOUGALL,  James  Patten,  1859-66. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  29  May  1849  ;  s.  of  John 
Patten,  W.S.,  7  Drinnmond  Place ; 
Dux  CI.  1,  2,  3,  4,  and  5,  1860-4  ;  best 
in  Latin  Prose,  CI.  7,  1866  ;  best  in 
Greek  Testament,  1865  ;   XL 

M.A.  Oxon.  (Ch.  Ch.  1868-72)  ;  Lawn 
Tennis  Champion  of  Scotland,  Singles,  1878 
and  1880;  of  Gallanach ;  C.B.  1906;  K.C.B. 
1914;  Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  1873;  Advocate, 
1874;  Legal  Sec.  to  L..A.  1S85-6  and  1892-4; 
Legal  Mem.  of  Local  Govt.  Bd.  for  Scot. 
1894-1904  ;  Vice-Pres.  and  Chm.  1904-9  ; 
Keeper  of  the  Records  of  Scot.,  Dep.  Clerk 
Register,  and  Registrar-Gen.  since  1909  ; 
D.L.  and  J. P.  Argyllshire  and  Vice-Con- 
vener of  the  Co.  1901-4  and  1910;  Chm. 
of  Depart.  Comtee.  on  Poor  Law  Med. 
Relief  in  Scot.  1902 ;  Mem.  of  the  Roy. 
Commis.   on   the   Poor   Law  and  Relief  of 


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Distress,  1905;  Jt.  Author  of  handbooks  on 
the  Local  Government  (Scotland)  Act,  1894, 
and  the  Public  Health  (Scotland)  Act,  1897  ; 
assumed  surname  of  MacDougall  on  succeed- 
ing his  mother,  1891  ;  m.  1884  Alice  Mary, 
dau.  of  the  late  Maj.  Home  of  Stirkoke, 
Caithness-shire.  Address:  Gallanach,  Oban, 
and  39  Heriot  Row,  Edin.  See  also  E.A.  Ch. 
xii.  22,  xvi.  119,  and  xxi.  83. 

MACKAY,  Edward  Vansittart,  1859-61. 
CI.  1,  2.  s.  of  Mrs.  Mackav,  7  Circus 
Place. 

MACKAY,  John,  1861-4.  CI.  3-5.  s. 
of  John  Mackay,  N.Y.,  and  19  Pitt 
Street. 

MACKAY,  John  Joseph,  1859-61.  CI. 
1,2.     s.  of  W.  S.  Mackay,  India. 

MACKINTOSH,  Thomas  Volkert,  1860-3. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  1847;  s.  of  Alexander 
Mackintosh,  Holland ;  d. 

MACLAGAN,  David  Douglas,  1859-67. 
CI.  1,  2,  and  5-7.  b.  10  Feb.  1850  ; 
s.  of  David  Maclagan,  C.A.,  9  Royal 
Circus  ;  Dux  CI.  1  and  2,  1861  and 
1862  ;  XL,  XX. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.;  A.F.C.  1867-9;  played 
for  Grange  C.C.  about  twelve  yrs. ;  Stock- 
broker and  seven  times  Chm.  Edin.  Stock 
Exchange;  m.  1876  Mary  Louisa  Kerr. 
Address:  5  Eton  Terrace,  Edin. 

M'LAREN,  Alexander,  1860-2.  CI.  2,  3. 
1).  2  July  1848  ;  s.  of  Wm.  C.  M'Laren, 
4  Hillside  Crescent. 

A.F.C.  1862;  Merchant,  Leith;  m.  Annie 
Maria  Nash  ;   d.  3  July  1894. 

MACLAVERTY,  Edward  Hyde  East, 
1860-1.  CI.  2.  b.  19  March  1847; 
s.  of  Rev.  Colin  Maclaverty,  Jamaica. 

LS.O.  1907;  Jamaica  C.S.  1865;  ret.  1907; 
ra.  Elizabeth  Claver,  y.  dau.  of  Edward  Claver 
Smith,  Solicitor,  of  Spanish  Town  Jamaica. 
Address:  Dulce  Domum,  Oxford  Road,  Half 
Way  Tree  P.O.,  Jamaica. 

MAITLAND,  Frederick,  1859-63.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  13  May  1849  ;  s.  of  Augustus 
Maitland,  W.S.,  49  Melville  Street. 

Rugby ;  XI. ;  C.C.C.  Oxon  ;  Coll.  XL  ;  m. 
Ceorgiana  Douglas,  dau.  of  J.  Henry  Mac- 
kenzie. Address  :  Courland,  19  Orange 
Road,  Eastbourne. 

MARSHALL,  Anthony,  1860-7.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  24  June  1846  ;  s.  of  John  Marshall, 
Chatton  Park,  Belford ;  XX.,  XL 
(Capt.  1866-7);  won  School  and 
Intorscholastic  100  Yds.  and  Hurdles, 
1866. 


Edin.  Univ. ;  Lt.-Col.  3rd  Batt.  (M.)  North- 
umberland Pus.  ;  J.  P.  Northumberland  ; 
C.C.  for  Bamborough  shire  div.  Northum- 
berland ;  m.  Jessie,  3rd  dau.  of  Richard 
Raimes,  Bennington  Park.  Address  :  Ann- 
stead,  Chat  Hill,  Northumberland. 

MATHER,  Phihp  Edward.  1863-5, 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  8  July  1849  ;  s.  of 
E.    Mather,    Solicitor,    Newcastle-on- 

Tyne. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Solicitor;  Author  of  Mather 
on  Sheriff  and  Execution  Law  (two  editions) ; 
m.  Laura  E.  Robson.  Address  :  56  Highbury, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

MEIN,  John  E.,  1859-60.  CI.  1.  b.  10 
March  1848 ;  s.  of  James  Mein  of 
Hunthill,  Jedburgh. 

Grange  House  and  Dreghorn  Castle  Schs. ; 
Dreghorn  Castle  XL  (Capt.) ;  XX.  (Capt.) ; 
Interscholastic  Prize  for  Fencing;  of  Hunt- 
hill,  Jedburgh;  Farmer;  d.  12  Aug.  1885. 

MEXZIES,  Charles  Duncan,  May  1860-4. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  9  Aug.  1850  ;  s.  of  Allan 
Menzies,  W.S.,  Prof,  of  Conveyancing, 
Edin.  Univ. 

M.A.  E^in.  Univ. ;  Man.  Scot.  American 
Invest.  Co.  Ltd.  (ret.  1913)  ;  m.  (i)  1886 
Marian  M'Farlan  ;  (2)  1898  Ann  M'Vean. 
Address  :  8  Abbotsford  Crescent,  Edin. 

MIDDLETON,  Henry  Sowerby,  1859-62. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  15  Aug.  1848  ;  s.  of 
lampson  Middleton  of  Port  Elizabeth, 
S.  Africa. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  52nd  Regt.  (Oxford- 
shire L.I.)  ;  Ensign,  1868';  Lt.  1S70;  ret. 
1872 ;  served  through  Gaika  and  Galeka  War 
as  Capt.  under  Col.  Pullien,  Cape  Colonial 
Vol.  Force ;  entered  Cape  Colonial  C.S. 
1S76;  m.  Ellen  Jessie,  dau.  of  William  Henry 
Middleton,  Natal,  S.  Africa ;  d.  3  June 
1S79  at  Maritzburg,  Natal. 

MILLER,  Hugh,  1859-60.  CI.  1.  b. 
15  July  1850 ;  s.  of  Hugh  Miller, 
Geologist,  29  Ann  Street. 

Edin.  Institution  and  Silloth;  Edin. 
Univ.;  Roy.  Sch.  of  Mines,  Lond ;  1874-84 
on  staff  of  Geolog.  Survey  of  Eng.  and 
Wales ;  1884-95  transferred  to  Scottish 
Geolog.  Survey  ;  contributed  articles  to 
various  Geolog.  Socs.,  and  a  Memoir  of  his 
father  to  Ency.  Brit.  ;  m.  Jean  Morison,  o. 
dau.  of  Rev.  James  Buchanan,  D.D. ;  d.  8 
Jan.  1896. 

xMITCHELL,  Alexander  John,  1859-64. 
CI.  1-5.  s.  of  Mrs.  Mitchell,  26  Royal 
Crescent ;  XI. 

MORE,  John  Shank,  afterwards  More- 
Gordon,  1859-63.     CI.  1-4.     b.  1849  ; 


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s.  of  George  More,  W.S.,  of  Charleton, 
afterwards  George  More-Gordon. 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon ;  EUerton  Essay,  1873  ; 
B.A.  1S73;  M.A.  1875;  Denyer  and  Johnson 
Schol.  1875  ;  of  Charleton  :  D.  1876,  Lend. ; 
P.  1877,  Roch.;  P.C.ofSt.  John  Evang.,  Red- 
hill,  Dio.  S'wark,  1882  ;  fmly.  C.  of  St.  Luke's, 
Mitford  Place,  1876-7;  Kingston-on-Thames, 
1877-82.  Address  :  St.  John's  Vicarage,  Red- 
hUl. 

MORISON,  Murdoch  S.,  1862-4.  CI.  4,  5. 
s.  of  George  Morison,  3  Marvillc 
Terrace,  York  Road,  Holloway  Road, 
Camden  Town,  Lond. 

MURRAY,  Patrick,  1859-63  and  1865-6. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  29  May  1850;  s.  of 
Andrew  Murray,  W.S.,  17  Walker 
Street. 

Capt.  of  Hon.  Co.  of  Edin.  Golfers  ;  W.S. 
1873 ;  of  Murray,  Beith  and  Murray,  W.S.  ; 
Dir.  E.A.  since  1900;  m.  1877  Agnes  Evelyn, 
y.  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Congreve,  R.  of  Toot- 
ing, Graveney,  Surrey.  Address:  7  Eton 
Terrace,  Edin. 

MURRAY,  William,  1863-6.  CI.  5-7. 
s.  of  Archibald  Murray,  Portlands, 
Limerick. 

MURRAY,  William  Hugh,  1859-64.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  5  March  1850  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Murray,  S.S.C.,  18  Scotland  Street. 

W.S.  1872  ;  of  J.  and  F.  Anderson,  W.S.  ; 
N.P. ;  J.P.  for  Co.  of  Haddington  ;  m.  Ethel 
Natalie,  dau.  of  David  Younger,  Edin.  Ad- 
dress: 15  Grosvenor  Crescent,  Edin. 

MUSGRAVE,  John  R.,  1863-4.  CI.  5. 
s.  of  John  Musgravc,  Solicitor,  White- 
haven ;  Open  Long  Leap,  1864. 

Solicitor,  Whitehaven.  Address  :  Home 
Wood,  Hensingham,  Whitehaven. 

PERIGAL.  Arthur,  1859-64.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  19  Nov.  1848 ;  s.  of  Arthur 
Perigal,  R.S.A.,  7  Oxford  TeiTace. 

M.B.  and  CM.  Edin.  1869;  M.R.C.S. 
Eng.  1870  ;  M.D.  Edin.  1873  ;  Phys.  and 
Surg.,  New  Barnet;  late  Ho.  Surg.  Roy.  Inf., 
Edin.  ;  articles  in  Lancet  and  B.M.  Journal ; 
m.  1874  H.  G.  Beck.  Address:  New  Barnet, 
Herts. 

POLLOK,  Arthur,   1859-60.     CI.   1.     b. 
1847  ;    s.  of  Allan  PoUok  of  Fasidc, 
Renfrewshire,  and  Lismany,  Co.  Gal- 
way, 
d.  1864. 

POWELL,  Lionel  Lewis,  1861-2.  CI.  3. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Powell,  33  Warriston 
Crescent. 

PRINGLE,  Ernest  Henry,  1859-65.  CI. 
1-6.     b.  9  Aug.  1849  ;    s.  of  Robert 


Alexander     Pringle,     Charleston,     S. 
Carolina. 

Pres.  Bank  of  Charleston,  S.  Carolina ; 
Teller,  1872;  Cashier,  1880;  Vice-Pres. 
1890;  Pres.  1895;  m.  Mary  Ford  Pringle. 
Address  :    Bank  of  Charleston,  S.C,  U.S.A. 

RADCLHTE,  Frank,  1859-64.  01.  1-5. 
b.  1  Aug.  1849  ;  s.  of  Joshua  Radclifte, 
Rochdale. 

Cotton  Manufacturer ;  of  Samuel  Radcliffe 
and  Sons  Ltd.,  Oldham ;  m.  J.  M.  Raines ;  d. 
21  Dec.  1883. 


1861-5.     CI.     3-5. 
s.   of   Rev.   Alex. 


RENTON,  William, 
b.  6  Feb.  1850; 
Renton,  Jamaica. 

1865-7  Prof.  Pfleiderer's  Sch.,  Stuttgart ; 
1867-8  Aubonne  Sch.,  near  Geneva  ;  Edin. 
Univ.  1868-70.  Author  :  Oils  and  Water 
Colours  ;  Songs,  Lyrics,  Sonnets,  Roundels  ; 
Songs  in  Sun  and  Shade ;  Bishopspool ; 
Gustav  Dore  ;  Outlines  of  English  Litera- 
ture ;  The  Logic  of  Style  ;  The  Arithmetic 
of  the  Calculus.  Was  for  short  time  Univ. 
Extension  Lecturer ;  m.  Sara,  dau.  of  Mr. 
Richardson  of  Newcastle  ;  d.  16  July  1907  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xv.  29. 

RICHARDSON,  James,  1862-4.  CI.  4,  5. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Richardson,  9  Lutton  Place. 

RIDDEL,  James,  1859-64.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
17  Jan.  1849;  s.  of  Robert  Riddel, 
Merchant,  15  Bonnington  Place. 

Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin.  and  Lond.  ;  there- 
after Manchester  merchant,  of  Robt.  Riddel 
and  Sons ;  now  Mang.  Dir.  Robt.  Riddel  and 
Sons  Ltd. ;  m.  Emily  Holinger,  Manchester. 
Address :  10  The  Beeches,  West  Didsbury, 
Manchester. 

ROBERTSON,  Alexander,  1862-5.  CI. 
4-6.  s.  of  John  Robertson,  Merivil 
Cottage,  Mid-Calder;  won  Long 
Leap,  1865. 

ROBERTSON-DURHAM,  James  Alex- 
ander, 1859-63.  CI.  1-4.  b.  15  June 
1848  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Weir  Robert- 
son, C.A.,  82  Great  King  Street. 

Abbey  Park  Sch.,  St.  Andrews ;  won  Cups, 
St.  Andrews  Boat  Club  ;  C.A.  Edin.  1870  ; 
F.F.A.  ;  partner  of  A.  and  J.  Robertson, 
C.A. ;  Pres.  of  C.A.  Soc,  Edin. ;  Edin.  Town 
Council,  1890-6;  ret.  as  Col.  Q.E.R.V.B. ; 
V.D. ;  Mem.  of  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers ;  Vice- 
Pres.  Roy.  Caled.  Curling  Club,  1903-4  ;  m. 
Minnie  Moir,  dau.  of  Thomas  Scott,  M.D., 
Musselburgh;  d.  2  Dec.  1909;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xvii.  76. 

ROBINOW,  Charles  Edward,  1860-1. 
CI.  2.  b.  29  Sept.  1848 ;  s.  of 
Adolph  Robinow,  2  Moray  Place. 

d.  17  April  1868. 


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SCOTT,  Walter  Macmillan,  1861-2.  CI.  3. 
b.  11  April  1848;  s.  of  Thomas 
MacmiUan  Scott,  W.S.,  of  Wauchope, 
Hawick. 

Harrow  ;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  of  Wauc- 
hope, Hawick  ;  J. P.  and  C.C.  Roxburgh- 
shire ;  Cornet  6th  D.G.  1867;  Lt.  1869; 
ret.  1873  ;  Capt.  3rd  K.O.S.B.  ;  m.  Antoi- 
netta,  dau.  of  Theodore  Dury  of  Bonsall, 
Derby,  late  of  loth  Huss.  ;   d.  16  Dec.  1901. 

SCOTT,  William  Gifford,  1859-61.  CI. 
1,  2.  '  b.  3  Aug.  1848  ;  s.  of  George 
Smith  Scott,  Surg.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  28 
Rutland  Street. 

Abbey  Park  Sch.,  St.  Andrews;  M.B., 
CM.  Edin.  1869;  L.R.C.S.E.  1871;  rowed 
for  E.U.B.C.  V.  St.  Andrews  B.C.  1870 ; 
gen.  med.  practice  ;  m.  Caroline  Strickland. 
Address  :  13  Devon  Square,  Newton  Abbot, 
Devon. 

SNADDEN,  Charles,  1859-61.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1849  ;  s.  of  R.  Snadden,  Moulmein. 

Edin.  Institution,  1861  ;  engaged  on  the 
staffs  of  newspapers  in  Moulmein  and  Ran- 
goon, where  he  died  c.  1875 ;  m. 

SPENCE,  James  E.  K.,  1859-62.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1849 ;  s.  of  Prof.  Spence,  F.R.C.S.E., 
21  Ainslie  Place. 

m.  Charlotte  Chalmers,  Broughty  Ferry  ; 
1892  sailed  for  New  York  on  board  White 
Star  s.s.  'Naronic'  (maiden  voyage),  which 
was  never  reported  after  leaving  Liverpool. 

STARK,  Adam  Bertram  Black,  1859-64. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  8  April  1847  ;  s.  of  James 
Stark,  M.D.,  of  Huntfield,  near  Biggar, 
Supt.  Statist.  Dept.,  Gen.  Register 
House. 

m.  Eveline  Jemima  Hightree,  Civil  Bend, 
Davies  Co.,  Missouri,  U.S.A.  ;  d.  28  Feb. 
1877. 

STEVEN,  Ewing,  1863.  CI.  5.  s.  of 
James  Steven,  2  Randolph  Crescent. 

STEVENSON,  Charles,  1859-62.  CI.  1-8. 
b.  8  Dec.  1848;  s.  of  Dr.  James 
Stevenson,  H.E.I.C.S.,  11  St.  Bernard's 

Crescent. 

A.I.A. ;  Fell.  Lond.  A.ssoc.  of  Accountants ; 
Pres.  1910  and  191 1 ;  Fell.  Ch.  Inst,  of  Secre- 
taries; Sec.  Ch.  Insur.  Inst.;  m.  (i)  1880 
Janet  Hay,  Edin.  ;  (2)  1895  Mary  Blanche 
Snowdon of  Haltwhistle.  Address:  9  Albert 
Square,  Manchester. 

SYME,  James,  1860-5.  CI.  2-6.  b.  Oct. 
1849  ;  s.  of  Prof.  Syme,  Edin.  Univ., 
Millbank  House. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  of  Millbank,  Edin. ;  Lt.-Col. 
Fife  Mil.  Art. ;  m.  Jessie  A.  Atherton ;  d. 
July  1893;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  34. 


THOMSON,  James  Robertson,  1859-61. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  16  Dec.  1847;  s.  of 
Wm.  Thomson,  J.P.,  Camstradden 
House,  Luss,  Dumbartonshire. 

Parr's  Bank  Ltd.  ;  Man.,  Chester,  1880- 
191 1  ;  now  local  Dir.  ;  J. P.  for  City  of 
Chester ;  Mem.  Management  Bds.  of  Chester 
Gen.  Inf.  and  Training  Ship  '  Cho  '  ;  Treas. 
Co.  and  City  of  Chester ;  m.  Eveline,  y. 
dau.  of  Henry  John  Ffrench  Taylor  of  Roun- 
cill,  Warwickshire.  Address  :  Uffington 
House,  Chester. 

THOMSON,  WiUiam,  1859-64.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1849 ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Thomson,  17 
Alva  Street. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1871  ;  M.R.C.S.  Eng. 
1872;  M.D.  Edin.  1873;  Off.  de  Sante 
(exam.),  Algiers,  1876;  Lie.  (exam.)  Univ. 
Liege,  1879  ;  Phys.  Aix  and  Algiers.  Ad- 
dress :  Arts  Club,  Dover  Street,  Lond. ,  W. 

TRAILL,  George,  1863-4.  CI.  5.  b. 
1847 ;  s.  of  Thomas  Traill  of  Holland, 
Orkney. 

WADDELL,  James,  1861-2.  CI.  3.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Waddell,  Glenfauld  Rothesay. 

WALKER,  George,  1859-62.  CI,  1-3. 
s.  of  James  Walker,  1  Thomson's 
Place,  Leith. 

WALLACE,  James,  1859-66.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
20  Sept.  1848  ;  s.  of  James  Wallace, 
Banker,  29  Royal  Terrace  ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1865  ;  Gloag  Medal,  1866 ; 
1st  Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Math.  1866  ; 
XI.,  XX. ;  won  Mile,  1865  and  1866  ; 
Hurdles,  1865 ;  Quarter-mile  and 
High  Jump,  1866 ;  and  Mile  and 
Quarter -mile  in  the  first  Interscho- 
lastic  Races,  1866. 

M.A.  (1st  CI.  Hons.  Class.)  Edin.  Univ. 
1870;  Medallist  in  Sen.  Humanity  CI.  1869; 
winner  of  100  Yds. ;  Sec.  E.U.  Athletic  Club ; 
A.F.C  (Capt.  1869-70)  ;  Hon.  Sec.  Scot. 
Rugby  Union ;  passed  fourteenth  for  I.C.S. 
1868;  did  not  go  to  India;  Advocate,  1873; 
Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  1875  ;  A.D.  1885-6,  1886-92  ; 
Sheriff  of  Chancery,  1892  ;  1894-6  Interim 
Sheriff  of  Argyll ;  1896-8  Sheriff  of  Dumfries 
and  Galloway ;  Mem.  Dumfriesshire  C.C  ; 
Hon.  Organising  Sec.  Nat.  Service  League 
for  Dumfriesshire ;  Hon.  Sec.  to  the  Dirs. 
E.A.  1873-85  ;  Dir.  1885-1901  ;  m.  Lucy 
Stanley  Wood,  Bowdon,  Cheshire.  Address  : 
The  Hope,  Moffat. 

WELMAN,  Wellesley,  1859-63.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1849  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Welman,  Gosport. 

Capt.  85th  Regt.  (K.L.I.) ;  Ensign,  1867; 
Lt.  1871  ;   Capt.  1878  ;   ret.  1881. 

WHYTE,  A.  Walker,  1859-62.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  Rev.  James  R.  Whyte,  Wyne- 
stead  Rectory,  Hull. 


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WILLIAMSON,  W'illiam  George,  1860-3. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  26  Aug.  1846  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
W.  J.  Williamson,  R.  of  Ennis,  Co. 
Clare,  8  Gloucester  Place ;  1st  Fencing 
Prize. 

R.I.C.  i868  ;  ret.  1908  as  County  In- 
spector, relative  rank  Lt.-Col.  ;  m.  Mary 
Pigott  of  Slevoy  Castle,  Co.  Wexford.  Ad- 
dress :   Slevoy,  Greystones,  Co.  Wicklow. 

WILSON,  William  George,  1859-62.  CI. 
1-3.  s.  of  William  Wilson,  34  Great 
King  Street. 

W'OOD,  Daniel  Collyer,  1859-62.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  21  July  1849  ;  s.  of  Andrew- 
Wood,    M.D.,    LL.D.,  9    Darnaway 

Street, 

Coffee-planter,  Ceylon  ;  d.  22  April  1889 
in  Ceylon. 


WRIGHT,  Alexander  Malcolm,  1859-61. 
CI.  1,  2.  s.  of  Alexander  Balfour 
Wright,  19  Pilrig  Street. 

WYLIE,  Robert,  1859-62.  CI.  1,  2.  s. 
of  William  Wylie,  Port  Glasgow. 

YOUNG,  Alexander,  1859-64.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  5  Sept.  1849;  s.  of  Right  Hon. 
George  Young,  P.C.,  L.A.,  Senator 
of  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Glenalmond  (Gold  Jledal) ;  Ch.  Ch.  Oxon  ; 
B.A.  ;   English  Bar,  1S72  ;   d.  i  May  1895. 

YOUNG,  Robert,  1859-60.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
John  Young,  Belize. 

YOUNG,  Thomas  Greenshields,  1860-1. 
CI.  2.  s.  of  Mrs.  Yoimg,  22  India 
Street. 


MR.  WEIR'S  CLASS,   1860-7 


ADAM,  Robert  Smith,  1860-3.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  10  Oct.  1850  ;  s.  of  Stephen  Adam, 
Afton  Lodge,  Bonnington. 

Wool  Merchant,  Leith  and  Lond.  ;  Lt.- 
Col.  and  Col.  comdg.  5th  Batt.  R.S. ;  V.D. ; 
m.  Anne  Elizabeth  Jeffreys  ;  d.  2  April  1899. 

ADAMS,  George  Norris,  1862-3.  CI.  3. 
s.  of  G.  N.  Adams,  Aden. 

AITKEN,  Alexander  Muirhead,  1860-2. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  3  Oct.  1850  ;  s.  of  Alex. 
Muirhead  Aitken,  Barr.,  Birchwood, 
Pitlochry. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1865-7;  E.I.  Merchant, 
Straits  Settlements ;  ret.  1882,  and  since 
1888  stockbroker's  agent.  Address  :  Cons- 
titutional Club,  Northumberland  Avenue, 
Lond.,  W.C. 

AITKEN,  William,  1860-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  4  May  1849  :  s.  of  Alex.  Muirhead 
Aitken,  Barr.,  Birchwood,  Pitlochry. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1863-5;  Mercantile 
Marine;  drowned  at  sea,  21  Oct.  1874. 

ALEXANDER,  David,  1860-5.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  22  Oct.  1848  ;  s.  of  James  Alex- 
ander, Balmule,  DunfermUne. 

J. P.  for  Co.  of  Fife  ;  Provost  of  Dunferm- 
line, 1890-1;  Chm.  Dunfermline  Dist.  Comtee. 
of  Fife  C.C.  since  1894  ;  m.  Agnes,  dau.  of 
David  Curror  of  Craigduckie,  Fife,  and  S.S.C., 
^din.     Address  :   Hillwood,  Corstorphine. 

ALEXANDER,  Thomas,  1860-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  13  Oct.  1846  ;  s.  of  James  Alex- 
ander, Balmule,  Dunfermline. 


Linen  Manufacturer ;  J. P.  and  Income 
Tax  Comr.  for  Co.  of  Fife ;  m.  Susan  Landell, 
Glasg.     Address  :    Balmule,  Dunfermline. 

ALLEN,  Henry  William,  1863-4.  CI.  4. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Allen,  1  Oxford  Street, 
Newington. 

ANDERSON,  Henry  Atkin,  1860-5.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  22  Feb.  1851  ;  s.  of  Findlay 
Anderson,  M.C.S.,  32  Moray  Place, 

C.S.I.  1897  ;  passed  eighth  into  I.C.S. 
1871;  India,  1873;  Ofig.  Comr.  and  Supt. 
TheDerajat,  1894-7;  Comr.  1897;  ret.  1906; 
on  Waziristan-Afghan  Delimitation  Commis. 
1894-5  (medal  with  clasp,  Waziristan,  1894-5; 
medal  with  clasp,  Punjab  Frontier,  1897);  m. 
Ethel  Amy,  2nd  dau.  of  J.  W.  Macnabb  of 
Arthurstone,  Bracknell,  Berks.  Address  : 
2  Lansdowne  Crescent,  Edin. 

BALFOUR-MELVILLE,   John   Elphin- 

stone,    1860-6.     CI.    1-6.     b.    4   Nov. 

1849 ;  s.  of  James  Balfour-Mclville  of 

Strathkinness,  W.S.,  13  Eton  Terrace. 

Address  :    Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia. 

BALFOUR-MELVILLE,  Robert  Andrew 
Agnew,  1860-6.  CI.  1-6.  b.  4  Nov. 
1849;  s.  of  James  Balfour-Melville  of 
Strathkinness,  W.S.,  13  Eton  Terrace. 

Merchant ;  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Rev.  A.  J. 
Campbell,  D.D.,  Melbourne.  Address:  Gee- 
long,  Australia. 

BERWICK,  William  Alexander,  1861-4. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  1850 ;  s.  of  George 
Berwick,  Innerwick,  Diuibar, 

Capt.  42nd  Highs,  and  Durham  L.I. ;  2nd 
Lt.  1869  ;  Lt.  1871  :  Capt  1878;  ret.  1882  ; 


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served  with  42nd  Highs,  in  second  phase  of 
Ashanti  War,  1874  ;  present  at  battle  of 
Amoaful  (severely  wounded)  and  at  capture 
of  Coomassie  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  d.  1892. 

BLACKBURN,  John  Edward,  1860-1. 
CI.  1.  b.  30  April  1851  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Bogle  Blackburn,  Sheriff  of  Stirling- 
shire, 9  Great  Stuart  Street. 

Glenalmond,  1861-5  ;  Eton,  1865-7;  Wim- 
bledon Sch.  (Brackenbury's),  1867-9;  R.M.A. 
Woolwich,  1869-71  ;  Col.  R.E.  ;  Lt.  1871  ; 
Capt.  1883  ;  Maj.  1890  ;  Lt.-Col.  1898  ;  Col. 
1902  ;  h.p.  1907 ;  served  with  Egyptian 
exped.  1882  ;  present  at  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  (medal  with  clasp,  bronze  star)  ; 
served  with  Soudan  exped.  1884-5  (Nile)  ; 
took  part  in  action  of  Kirbekan  (desp.,  two 
clasps);  served  in  Soudan,  1885-6;  Frontier 
F.F.  (desp.).  Address  :  New  Mile  Chase, 
Ascot,  Berks. 

BLACKBURN,  John  Francis,  1860-1. 
CI.  1.  b.  8  Jan.  1851  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
Blackburn,  85th  Regt.,  6  Eton  Ter- 
race. 

East  Sheen  and  Marlborough,  1865-7  J  emi- 
grated to  Canada  ;  m.  Eva  Law.  Address  : 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  Canada. 

BLAIKIE,  WiUiam  Francis  Garden, 
1860-1.  CI.  1.  b.  17  March  1849  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  W.  G.  Blaikie,  D.D.,  LL.D., 

Pilrig  Manse. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Stockbroker,  Lond.,  1877-82  ; 
California,  1884  ;  now  Certified  Public  Ac- 
countant and  Treas.,  city  of  Ontario,  Cal., 
since  1912  ;  m.  Alison  Clephan,  dau.  of  Rev. 
John  Manson,  F.C.,  Fyvie,  Aberdeenshire. 
Address  :  Euclid  Avenue,  Ontario,  Cal., 
U.S.A. 

BOOTH,  Alexander  Williamson,  1860-2. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  Nov.  1848  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Patrick  Booth,  M.A.,  Min.  of  Inner- 
leithen, 1  London  Street. 

Went  to  sea,  and  was  for  a  time  at  the 
Califomian  goldfields ;  later  returned  to  sea, 
passed  as  master,  and  was  for  three  years 
chf.  off.  of  the  Japanese  Imperial  yacht ; 
then  became  farmer  in  N.Z.,  but  after  his 
marriage  entered  the  firm  of  merchants  re- 
lated to  his  wife  ;  m.  Allison,  dau.  of  John 
Gracie  of  Easter  Happrew,  Stobo,  Peebles- 
shire ;    d.  1905. 

BOOTH,  Henry  Francis  Gore-,  1864-6. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  27  Dec.  1848  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Gore-Booth,  11  Henderson  Row. 

C.C.C.  Cantab;  B.A.  1872;  M.A.  1875; 
Ch.  of  Eng. ;  D.  1876,  Lond. ;  P.  1877;  late 
R.  of  Sacred  Trin.,  Salford,  1885;  fmly. 
C.  of  St.  Mary's,  Newington,  Surrey, 
1876-8;  St.  Saviour's,  Hoxton,  1878-85;  d. 
4  Oct.  1903. 

BOOTH,  Patrick,  1860-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  15  Feb.  1850  ;    s.  of  Rev.  Patrick 


Booth,    M.A.,   Min.  of    Innerleithen, 
1  London  Street. 

Rose  to  Master  in  the  Mercantile  Marine  ; 
eventually  in  service  of  Calcutta  Port  Trust ; 
ret.  after  twenty  yrs.  service,  and  since  then 
has  looked  after  interests  of  M'All  Mission 
in  France;  m.  Jessie  Crawford,  2nd  dau.  of 
Rev.  John  Dick,  Min.  of  Tweedsmuir.  Ad- 
dress :    Aligarh,  Liberton,  Midlothian. 

BOYD,  Alexander  Scheviz,  1860-1.  CI.  1. 
b.  25  Dec.  1848  ;  s.  of  John  Bovd, 
Publisher,  27  Melville  Street. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  with  Union  Bank  of 
Manchester  at  Manchester ;  d.  23  Feb.  1SS9. 

BRAND,  William  Bruce  Mitchell,  1860-2. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1850;  s.  of  William 
Brand,  W.S.,  Sec.  Union  Bank  of 
Scot.,  5  Northumberland  Street. 

Maj.  2nd  Batt.  A.  and  S.  Highs.  ;  2nd  Lt. 
1869;  Lt.  1871  ;  Capt.  1879;  Maj.  1886; 
d.  1890. 

BRODIE,  Alexander,  1860-5.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1847 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Brodie, 
9  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

ra.     .     Address:  London. 

BROWN,  Walter,  1860-1.  CI.  1.  b. 
1  Aug.  1847  ;  s.  of  Stuart  Brown, 
21  Aim  Street. 

Of  Currie.  Address  :  Currie  House,  Gore- 
bridge,  Midlothian,  and  21  Ann  Street,  Edin. 

BUCHANAN,  James,  1864-5.  CI.  5. 
b.  1850 ;  s.  of  John  Buchanan  of 
Powis,  Stirling;  d. 

BUCHANAN,    John,    1862-5.     CI.    3-5. 
b.    1850 ;     s.   of    Duncan   Buchanan, 
87  Great  King  Street. 
Coffee-planter,  Ceylon. 

BURNS,  Benjamin  Henry,  1862-4.  CI. 
3,4.  b.  24  May  1848;  s.  of  Archibald 
Burns,  Man.  Central  Bank  of  Scot., 
Perth. 

With  Oriental  Bank  Corp.  at  Yokohama, 
Shanghai,  and  Australia,  and  Man.  at  Cal- 
cutta till  its  close;  then  went  to  N.Z.,  and 
was  Man.  Colonial  Bank  at  Christchurch  till 
its  amalgamation  with  Bank  of  N.Z.,  from 
which  he  retired,  and  has  since  been  partner 
of  Henderson  and  Burns,  Stockbrokers, 
Christchurch;  m.  Alice  Gower.  Address: 
Christchurch,  N.Z. 

CALVERLEY,  Walter  Calverley,  1862-7. 
CI.  3-7.     b.  6  Oct.  1850  ;   s.  of  Charles 
Calverlej'-,  Teaninich  House,  Alness, 
m.  Edythe  Vernon  ;   d.  21  Dec.  1906. 

CAMPBELL,  James,  1862-5.  CI.  3-5.  s. 
of  Dr.  Campbell  (India),  73  George 
Street. 

Went  to  Ceylon. 


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CAMPBELL,  John.  1862-4.  CI.  3,  4.  s. 
of  Dr.  Campbell  (India),  73  George 
Street. 

Went  to  Ceylon. 

CARDROSS,  Hon.  Lord,  now  Earl  of 
Buchan,  1860-3.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  27 
Feb.  1850  ;  s.  of  13th  Earl  of  Buchan. 

Harrow;  S.  his  father  as  14th  Earl  of 
Buchan,  1899  ;  Lord  Auchterhouse  (cr.  1469) 
and  Baron  Cardross  (cr.  1606) ;  D.L.  and  J. P. ; 
m.  1876  Rosalie  Louisa,  y.  dau.  of  Capt.  Jules 
Sartoris,  Hopsford  Hall,  Coventry.  A  ddress  : 
6  Aldford  Street,  Park  Lane,  Lond..  W 

CAREY,  Francis  Peter,  1860-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Col.  Carey,  26th  Cameronians. 

CHISHOLME,  John  James  Scott,  1860-1. 
CI.  1.  b.  1  Aug.  1851  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
John  Scott  Chisholmc  of  Stirches, 
Hawick,  28  Charlotte  Square. 

Col.  5th  Lancers  ;  Lt.  9th  Lancers  1872  ; 
Capt.  1878  ;  Brev.  Maj.  1881  ;  Maj.  1884  ; 
transferred  to  5th  Lancers,  1889;  Lt.-Col. 
1894;  Col.  1898;  vacated  command  of  5th 
Lancers,  1899;  Mil.  Sec.  to  Lord  Conne- 
mara,  Gov.  of  Madras,  1888-91 ;  served  in 
Afghan  War,  1878-80  ;  present  at  capture 
of  Ali  Musjid,  affair  of  Siah  Sung  (severely 
wounded),  and  operations  around  Cabul  in 
Dec.  1879  (again  wounded)  ;  Brev.  Maj. 
1881  ;  medal  with  two  clasps  ;  served  at 
commencement  of  S.  African  War  as  Col. 
of  the  Imperial  Light  Horse,  which  he  had 
raised  and  organised,  and  which  covered  it- 
self with  honours  in  course  of  the  war,  but  he 
was  shot  dead,  after  having  been  twice  previ- 
ously wounded,  while  leading  his  men,  along 
with  the  Gordons,  to  close  with  the  Boers 
at  the  battle  of  Elandslaagte ;  an  original 
sketch  of  Col.  Scott  Chisholme,  by  Melton 
Prior,  the  War  correspondent,  taken  immedi- 
ately before  the  battle  of  Elandslaagte,  and 
presented  to  the  Hawick  Town  Council,  is 
hung  in  the  Hawick  Council  Chamber ;  d. 
21  Oct.  1899. 

COOK,  Charles,  1860-4.  CI.  1-4.  b.  18 
Aug.  1850;  s.  of  John  Cook,  W.S., 
11  Great  King  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1876  ;  of  W.  and  J. 
Cook,  W.S. ;  Collector  W.S.  Widows'  Fund, 
1892  ;  Dir.  English  and  Scottish  Law  Life 
Assur.  Assoc.  1889 ;  Dir.  Nat.  Guarantee 
and  Suretyship  Assoc.  1892;  Address:  11 
Belgrave  Crescent,  Edin. 

COOK,  Henry,  1860-5.  CI.  1-5.  b.  June 
1851  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Shank  Cook, 
Advocate,  35  Great  King  Street. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  1874  went  to  Queens- 
land, stock-raising;  1878  Natal;  at  out- 
break of  Zulu  War,  Lt.  Colonial  Cav.  ;  1879 
invalided  home;  d.  19  July  1879. 

CRABBIE,  George,  1860-4.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
18  Feb.  1848  ;  s.  of  John  Crabbie, 
22  Royal  Terrace. 


Merchant,  Leith  ;  J. P.  and  C.C.  Co.  of 
Perth;  Dir.  E.A.  since  1899;  presented 
Fives  Court  and  Library  Building  to  the 
Academy;  m.  Miss  Wyse,  dau.  of  G.  B.  M. 
Wyse.  Address:  8  Rothesay  Terrace,  Edin., 
and  Blairhoyle,  Ruskie,  Perthshire. 

CRAWFORD,  Francis,  1862-3.  CI.  3. 
s.  of  George  Crawford,  Thornwood 
House,  Hamilton, 

CRAWFORD,  Henry  Charles,  1860-4. 
CI.  1-4.  s.  of  Mrs.  Crawford,  16  Ann 
Street. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Charles  John,  1861-6. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  21  Dec.  1849 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Cunningham,  Morebattle, 
Kelso. 

Of  Muirhouselaw  ;  farmed  also  Morebattle 
Tofts  and  Kerchesters;  J. P.,  C.C,  and  D.L. 
Roxburghshire ;  one  of  the  best  known  all- 
round  sportsmen  of  his  day  in  Scotland,  and 
one  of  the  most  successful  steeplechase  riders 
in  U.K. ;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Joseph  Cunley 
of  Halifax ;  d.  20  Oct.  1906 ;  see  also  'E.A. 
Oh.  xiv.  25. 

CUNNINGHAM,  William,  1864-5.  CI.  5. 
b.  29  Dec.  1849  ;  s.  of  James  Cunning- 
ham, W.S.,  Queen  Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Jun.  Greek  Medal,  1866  ; 
Caius  Col.  Cantab  and  Schol.  and  Fell. 
(1891)  of  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  ist  CI.  Moral 
Science  Trip.  1873;  Hulsean,  Maitland,  and 
Kaye  Prizes,  Camb ;  Hon.  Fell,  of  Caius 
Coll. ;  F.B.A.,  D.D.  Cantab,  D.Sc.  andLL.D. 
Edin. ;  Ch.  of  Eng. ;  ordained,  1873  ;  C.  Horn- 
ingsea  and  St.  Saviour's,  Everton ;  Chap. 
Trin.  Coll.  1880-91;  Hulsean  Lect.  1885;  V. 
Great  St.  Mary's,  Camb,  1887-190S,  and  of 
St.  Michael's,  Camb,  1907-8  ;  Archdeacon  of 
Ely,  1907;  Univ.  Extension  Lect.  1874-8; 
Univ.  Lect.  in  History,  1884-91  ;  Deputy  to 
Knightbridge  Prof.  1880  ;  Prof,  of  Econo- 
mics, King's  Coll.,  Lond.,  1891-7  ;  Lect.  on 
Economic  Hist.,  Harvard  Univ.,  U.S.A., 
1899.  Author:  Growth  of  English  Industry 
and  Commerce  ;  OutUnes  of  English  Indus- 
trial History  ;  Western  Civilisation  ;  Use 
and  Abuse  of  Money  ;  Alien  Immigrants ; 
S.  Austin,  Path  towards  Knowledge  ;  Gospel 
of  Work  ;  Rise  and  Decline  of  Free  Trade  ; 
Cure  of  Souls,  m.  1876  Adele  Rebekkah, 
dau.  of  A.  A.  Dunlop,  Dublin.  Address  : 
Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

DAVIDSON,  Henry  Chisholm,  1860-6, 
CI.  1-6.  b.  20  Dec.  1850  ;  s.  of  Col. 
Sir  D.  Davidson,  K.C.B.,  Woodcroft, 
Morningside. 

India  Revenue  Survey  Dept,  ist  Grade 
Ass.  Supt. ;  Ass.  Settlement  Off.  Kenkau  Sur- 
vey ;  Lt.  Poona  Rifle  Vols.  ;  m.  Ada,  dau. 
of  R.  J.  Betham,  Indian  Navy ;  d.  28  Aug. 
1893  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  49. 

DEAR,  WilHam,  1863-4.  CI.  4.  s.  of 
William  Dear,  2  Hailes  Street,  Gilmore 
Place. 


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251 


DICKSON,  James  David,  1860-5.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  6  Sept.  1848 ;  s.  of  Rev, 
Charles  Dickson,  Min.  of  Wamphray, 
Dumfriesshire,  2  Comely  Green  Cres- 
cent, 

Advocate,  1873  ;  m.  Mary  Jessie,  dau.  of 
John  Stace  Smith,  Indigo-planter,  Bengal; 
d.  24  Sept.  1878. 

D'OLIER,  Isaac  Matthew,  .Jan.  1861-5. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  24  April  1850;  s.  of 
John  R.  D'Oher,  1  Annfield  Terrace, 
Booterstown,  Dublin. 

Merchant,  DubUn;  d.  22  Sept.  1913. 

DOVE,  William,  1863-7.  CI.  4-U.M. 
b.  1850  ;  s.  of  William  Dove,  Wark, 
by  Coldstream ;  XI. 

Farmer,  Co.  Mayo,  1872 ;  Co.  Kildare, 
where  he  was  severely  boycotted,  1887-91  ; 
accompanied  F.  A.  Bryden  on  his  shooting 
exped.  described  in  With  Gun  and  Camera 
in  South  Africa  (dedicated  to  him) ;  m.  (i) 
Miss  Gordon,  dau.  of  Hon.  S.  D.  Gordon, 
Australia;  (2)  Minnie,  dau.  of  William  Kirk 
of  Ramsfort  Park,  Co.  Wexford.  Address  : 
Athlumney,  Navan,  Co.  Meath. 

DUDGEON,  Ellis  Frederick,  1860-4.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  24  May  1849 ;  s.  of  William 
Dudgeon,  27  Royal  Terrace. 

Dir.,  and  for  many  yrs.  Sec,  to  the  Dis- 
tillers Co.  Ltd.  ;  J. P.  for  Midlothian  ;  m. 
Emily  Augusta,  dau.  of  J.  J.  Henley,  C.B.  ; 
d.  30  Nov.  1904. 

DUNCAN,  James  Morrison,  1862-4.     CI. 

3,  4.     b.  20  Oct.  1848  ;    s.  of  Rev. 
R.  D.  Duncan,  8  Bruntsfield  Place. 

Surveyor,  Lond. ;  F.S.I.,  etc. ;  m.  Marian 
Jannette  Teape.  Address:  Clarendon  Road, 
Holland  Park,  Lond.,  W.,  and  Greenbank, 
Liphook,  Hants. 

DUNLOP,  David,  1860-7.  CI.  1-U.M. 
b.  5  Feb.  1851  ;  s.  of  Charles  Tennant 
Dunlop,  St.  Rollox,  Glasgow ;  XI. 
and  XX. 

King's  Coll.  Lond.  1868  ;  Wiesbaden, 
1869 ;  five  yrs.  at  Tennant's  Chemical  Works, 
Hepburn,  Newcastle ;  one  yr.  at  St.  Rollox 
Chemical  Works,  Glasg. ;  left,  1 877.  A  ddress  : 
c/o  Mackenzie,  Roberton  and  Co.,  Writers, 
176  St.  Vincent  Street,  Glasg. 

DUNLOP,  Francis  Hume,  1860-3.  CI, 
1-3.  b.  20  July  1850  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Dunlop,  of  Clober, 

d.  27  Aug.  1869. 

DUNLOP,   George  Huldie,   1863-5.     CI. 

4,  5.     b.    1849;    s.   of   Dr.   Dunlop, 
Dunbar. 

d.  1869. 


ERSKINE,  Hon.  Albany  Mar  Stuart, 
1860-3.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  24  Feb.  1852  ; 
s.  of  13th  Earl  of  Buchan. 

Capt.  3rd  Batt.  West  Riding  Regt.  1885  ; 
ret.  1891  ;  m.  (i)  1878  Alice  Ellen,  dau.  of 
Alfred  Keyser  of  Cross  Oak,  Hants  ;  (2)  1909 
Elizabeth  Kate,  dau.  of  George  Samuel 
Craddock  of  Melbourne,  Australia.  Address : 
Tor  Cross,  Devonshire. 

FARQUHARSON,  James  Cunningham, 
1860-2.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  1849 ;  s.  of 
Dr.  Francis  Farquharson  of  Finzean, 
F.R.C.S.,  5  Eton  Terrace. 

Sheep  Farmer  for  a  time ;  m.  Luisea  Ogg. 
Address :  Portsmouth. 

FEARNLEY,  John  Milner,  1860-3.  CI. 
1-3.  s.  of  F,  Fearnley,  8  Bellevue 
Crescent. 

FOOTE,  Alexander,  1863-6.  CI.  4-6.  b, 
28  Aug.  1850 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Dr,  Foote 
of  Rosehill,  Brechin. 

Trin.  Coll.  Oxon ;  Landed  Proprietor ; 
J.P.  Forfarshire  ;  F.R.A.S.  Lond.  ;  m.  Alice 
Mary  Robertson  of  Hedderivick,  Forfar- 
shire;  (2)  Janet  Margaret  Wilkinson.  Ad- 
dress :  Newland  House,  Lansdowne,  Bath. 

FORJETT,  Ernest,  1862-4.  CI.  3,  4.  s, 
of  Charles  Forjett,  Bombay. 

FULLARTON,  Stewart,  1860-3.     CI.  1-3. 
b.   1850;    s.  of  S.  M.  Fullarton,  35 
Ann  Street, 
d.  1863. 

GARSTIN,  William  Edmund,  1862-4, 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  29  Jan.  1849 ;  s.  of 
Charles  Garstin,  14  Carlton  Terrace. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1864-6;  King's  Coll. 
Lond.  1867-8;  C.M.G.  1894;  K.C.M.G.  1897; 
G.C.M.G.  1902  ;  Grand  Cordon  Medjidie  and 
Grand  Cordon  Osmanie;  British  Govt.  Dir. 
of  Suez  Canal  Co.  since  1907 ;  P.W.D. 
India,  1872;  went  to  Egypt,  1885,  and  ret. 
from  India,  1892;  Insp.-Gen.  of  Irrigation, 
Egypt,  1892  ;  Under  Sec.  of  State  for  Public 
Works,  1892  ;  Adviser  to  Ministry  of  Public 
Works,  Egypt,  1904-8  ;  m.  Mary  Isabella, 
dau.  of  Charles  Augustus  North.  Address  : 
Cairo,  Egypt,  and  17  Welbeck  House,  Wig- 
more  Street,  Lond.,  W. 

GLENDONWYN,  WilUam,  1863-4.  CI.  4. 
s.  of  S.  Glendonwyn,  27  Warriston 
Crescent. 

GOALEN,  Walter,  1860-5.  CI.  1-5.  b, 
14  June  1849 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Walter 
Mitchell  Goalen,  Star  Bank,  Trinity ; 
Dux  CI.  3,  1868. 

m.  L.  Black,  Loud.  ;   d.  9  Jan.  1894. 

GORDON,  Henry  King,  1863-6.  CI.  4-6, 
s,  of  Dr.  Gordon  (India). 


MR.  WEIR'S  CLASS,  1860-7 


GORDON,  Hon.  John  Edward,  1860-7, 
CI.  1-7.  b.  5  Feb.  1850 ;  s.  of  Right 
Hon.  Edward  Strathcarn  Gordon, 
2  Randolph  Crescent.  Edin.,  L.A.  for 
Scot.  1867-8  and  187 1-6 ;  M.P. ;  Lt.- 
Col.  Edin.  Vols.;  cr.  a  Life  Peer 
(Baron  Gordon  of  Drumearn),  1876, 
on  the  first  appointment  of  the  Lords 
of  Appeal ;  XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  1867-9  ;  1S70-4  trained  in  E.I. 
and  China  businesses  in  Lond.  and  Glasg. ; 
1875  Mem.  o{  Lond.  Stock  Exchange  ;  ret. 
1908;  M.P.  (C.)  Elgin  and  Nairn,  1895-1905, 
and  in  1900  moved  the  last  Address  which 
was  sent  from  the  Lower  House  to  Queen 
Victoria;  M.P.  Brighton  1911-14;  m. 
1879  Elizabeth  Anna,  e.  dau.  oi  John 
Snowdon  Henry,  D.L.,  M.P.  Address:  i 
Queen's  Gardens,  Hove,  Sussex,  and  Gordon 
Lodge,  Earnscliffe,  Edmonton,  Canada. 

GREAVES,  Edward  Seymour,  1860-3. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1849  ;  s.  of  John  White- 
head Greaves,  Tarryvalt,  Tremadoc, 
Carnarvonshire. 

Worcester  Coll.  Oxon  ;  J. P.  Carnarvon- 
shire and  Warwickshire ;  m.  Miss  Lloyd, 
Tynyrhyn,  Flintshire;  d.  Dec.  1911. 

HARDTE,  Richard,  1860-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  16  July  1848  ;  s.  of  James  Hardie, 
11  Alva  Street. 

Mercantile  career ;  m.  Miss  Ireland, 
Goole,  Yorks.  Address  :  Dallas,  Texas, 
U.S.A. 

HAY,  Henry,  1860-1.  CI.  1.  b.  31 
May  1849 ;  s.  of  Charles  Hay, 
10  Fettes  Row. 

Lt.-Col.  I.S.C.  (Bom.)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1868 ; 
Lt.  1871  ;  Capt.  1880  ;  Maj.  1888  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1894  ;  served  with  Zhob  Valley  e.xped.  1884, 
including  engagement  at  Dowlatzai  ;  with 
Burmese  expetl.  1885-9  (medal  with  two 
clasps)  ;  m.  Louisa,  dau.  of  William  Millar, 
South  Heath,  Hampstead  ;  d.  25  Oct.  1899 
in  India. 

HENDERSON,  WiUiam  Thomas,  1860-6. 
CI.  1-5.  s.  of  Eagle  Henderson,  38 
Inverleith  Row ;  d. 

JOCKEL,  Louis  Conrad,  1860-6.  CI.  1-6, 
b.  16  May  1851 ;  s.  of  Conrad  Jockel, 
55  Queen  Street, 

L.R.C.P.E.  1874;  L.R.C.S.E.  1874;  medi- 
cal practitioner  at  Richmond,  N.S.W.  ;  m. 
Martha  Jackson  of  Aylesbury,  Bucks ;  d. 
20  May  1888. 

JOHNSTON,  George,  1862-4.  CI.  3,  4. 
b,  18  May  1848  ;  s,  of  G.  Johnston, 
Crailing  Hall,  Roxburghshire, 

Merchant,  Manchester;   d.  8  Dec.  1883. 


JOHNSTON,  George  Richardson,  1860-3. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  10  Oct.  1848  ;  s,  of  Capt. 
J.  C.  Johnston,  R.N.,  5  Inverleith 
Row. 

Killed  on  frontier,  Santa  Fe,  Argentine 
Republic,  Jan.  1872. 

JONES,  Richard  Everard,  1862-3.  CI.  3. 
b.  10  Dee.  1848  ;  s.  of  C.  M.  Jones, 
The  Dingle,  Liverpool. 

Mil.  Acad.,  Edin. ;  J. P.  Invemess-.shire 
and  Argyllshire ;  C.C.  Inverness-shire ;  Jlem. 
School  Bd.  and  P.  Council  of  Kilmallie  for 
many  yrs.,  and  also  for  Kinlochmoidart ; 
Mem',  for  many  yrs.  of  Rep.  Ch.  Council  of 
Epis.  Ch.  of  Scot.  ;  Churchwarden  of  St. 
Andrew's  Ch.,  Fort  William,  and  Hon. 
Treas.  for  Home  Mission  Bd.  of  Argyll  and 
the  Isles;  m.  Louisa,  dau.  of  Maj.  Hector 
Macneal,  Edin.  Address :  Fassifern,  Kin- 
lochiel,  Inverness-shire. 

KELLAND,  James,  1860-3.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  25  Feb.  1849  ;  s.  of  Rev.  PhiUp 
Kelland,  20  Clarendon  Crescent. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1874;  L.R.C.P.E.  and 
L.R.C.S.E.  1874;  L.S.Sc.  Durham,  1890; 
late  M.O.H.  SaHsbury  R.D.C.  ;  M.O.H. 
Farnborough  and  North  Camp.  U.D.C.  ;  late 
Lt.  4th  Batt.  Wilts  Regt.  ;  m.  Mary  Lecky. 
Address  :   158  Cambridge  Street,  Lond.,  S.W. 

KENNEDY,  James  Stuart,  1860-1.  CI,  1. 
s.  of  R.  A.  Kennedy,  61  King  Street, 
Manchester. 

KERR,  George,  1860-6.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
3  May  1850  ;  s.  of  Robert  Kerr,  10 
York  Place. 

M.A.  Oxon;  M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1882;  Phys. 
Edin.  ;  m.  Helen  L.  Howden.  Address : 
6  St.  Colme  Street,  Edin. 

KING,  John  Haliburton,  1860-1.  CI.  1, 
s.  of  J.  H.  King,  Lodge  of  Balerno, 
Midlothian. 

LEES,  Henry,  1861-2.  CI.  2.  s,  of 
Charles  Lees,  Portrait  Painter,  R.S.A,, 
19  Scotland  Street, 

LITTLE,  Henry  Cochrane,  1861-5.     CI. 
2-5.     b.  30  April  1850  ;    s.  of  James 
Little,   Carlesgill,   Langholm. 
Coffee-planter;  d.  i  Dec.  1S72. 

LITTLE,  John  Malcolm.  1861-3.    CI.  2,  3. 

b.  27  April  1848 ;  s.  of  James  Little, 
Carlesgill,  Langholm. 
Farmer  ;   d.  4  June  1897. 

LOWE,  Charles,  1860-4.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1850 ;  s,  of  John  Lowe,  1  Upper 
Dean  Terrace, 

Agent  Oriental  Bank,  Kandy,  Ceylon. 


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LOWE,  James  Henry,  1860-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1  Feb.  1848  ;  s.  of  W.  Henry 
Lowe,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  Balgreen, 
Murrayfield. 

Toronto  Univ.,M.D. ;  practised  medicine 
in  Toronto  and  afterwards  in  Xew  Ontario ; 
m.  (i)  Miss  Jardine  of  Toronto  ;  (2)  Miss 
Dover  of  Toronto.  Address  :  New  Ontario, 
Canada. 

M'CALL,  Henry  John,  18G1-3.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  24  Nov.  1849  ;  s.  of  Thomas  M'Call, 
5  Clareniont  Terrace,  Glasg. 

The  Grange,  Sunderland  ;  Darmstadt, 
Germany  ;  Caen,  Normandy  ;  Planter, 
Ceylon,  for  ten  yrs.  ;  after  that  settled  at 
Holmwood,  Largs  ;  J. P.  for  Ayrshire  ;  m. 
Isabel  Alston  Dykes,  The  Orchard,  Hamil- 
ton.    Address:  Holmwood,  Largs,  Ayrshire. 

MACDONALD,  John,  1862-4.  CI.  3,  4. 
s.  of  Harry  Macdonald,  Vicwfield 
House,  Portree,  Skye. 

Address  :    Redcliff,  Portree,  Skye. 

MACDUFF,  Alexander,  1860-5.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  29  July  1849 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Macduff  of  Bonhard,  Perth,  W.S. 

Exeter  Coll.  O.xon  ;  of  Bonhard  ;  S.  his 
father,  1866;  W.S.  1876;  J.P.  Co.  of  Perth; 
m.  1883  Edith  Alexandrine,  y.  dau.  of  John 
Shiell  of  Smithfield,  Forfarshire.  Address  : 
Bonhard,  Perth. 

MACKENZIE,  Alexand'er  James,  1860-1. 
CI.  1.  b.  1850;  s.  of  Alexander 
Mackenzie  of  Meikle  Scatwell,  Ross- 
shire,  W.S.,  19  Charlotte  Square. 

d.  1887  at  Pietermaritzburg. 

MACKENZIE,  George  Alexander,  1863-4. 
CI.  4.  b.  8  May  1850  ;  s.  of  David 
Mackenzie,  Solicitor,  Perth. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Sohcitor,  Perth  ;  J.P.  and 
Hon.  Sheriff-Sub.  for  Perthshire  ;  fmly.  of 
Mackenzie  and  Dickson,  SoUcitors,  Perth, 
now  sen.  partner  of  Condie,  Mackenzie  and 
Co.,  W.S.  there  ;  m.  (i)  Adamina,  dau.  of 
David  Campbell,  Stewart  Lea,  Ayr ;  (2) 
Phoebe,  dau.  of  William  MacGowan,  Town 
Clerk  of  Newtonards,  Co.  Down.  Address  : 
I  Atholl  Place,  Perth. 

MACKENZIE,  WiUiam  Sharpe,  1860-4. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  26  Feb.  1850  ;  s.  of  John 
Ord  Mackenzie,  W.S.,  7  Royal  Circus. 

d.  8  Aug.  1866. 

MACKINTOSH,  Louis  Alexander,  1860-5. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  23  Dec.  1848;  s.  of 
Alexander  Mackintosh,  Holland  ;  XL 

W.L  merchant ;  m.  Isabella  Bathgate 
Marr ;    d. 


MADDEN,  Charles  Wyndham,  1862-3. 
CI.  3.  b.  23  May  1849  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
Madden,  Brighton. 

Farmer,  Queensland  ;  m.  Ellen  M'Grath  ; 
d.  1901. 

MADDEN,  Edward  Monson,  1862-7. 
CI.  3-7.  b.  23  June  1850;  s.  of 
Dr.  Madden,  Brighton  ;  Gloag  Medal, 
1867  ;  won  Quarter-mile,  1867. 

M.B.  Edin.  1872;  M.R.C.S.  Eng.  1872; 
King's  Coll.  Lond.  ;  gen.  med.  practice  at 
Birmingham  and  afterwards  at  Bromley, 
Kent ;   m.  Elsie  Chadwick  ;   d.  1908. 

MAITLAND,  John  Nisbet,  1860-4.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  26  Nov.  1850  ;  s.  of  George 
Ramsay  Maitland,  W.S.,  54  Melville 
Street. 

Haileybury ;  Edin.  Univ. ;  5th  Bart. ;  S. 
his  cousin,  Sir  James  R.  Gibson  Maitland,  in 
1897  ;  m.  1877  Annie  Florence  Mary,  dau. 
of  Philip  Rickman  of  Twickenham.  Address  : 
South  Elms,  Eastbourne. 

MARSHALL,  James,  1860-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  6  July  1850  ;  s.  of  Walter  Marshall, 
28  Abercromby  Place. 

LL.B.  Cantab  (Trin.  Coll.  1870-3)  ;  Advo- 
cate, 1875;  m.  Margaret  Champion;  d.  21 
Sept.  1 88 1. 

MARSHALL,  John  Charles  Robson, 
1860-7.  CI.  1  -  U.M.  ;  b.  20  June 
1848  ;  s.  of  John  Marshall,  Chatton 
Park,  Belford  ;   XX.  and  XL 

Merchant,  Glasg.  ;  Dir.  Highland  Dis- 
tilleries Ltd.  and  other  public  Cos.  ;  m. 
Eleanor,  dau.  of  John  Ord  Mackenzie  of 
Dolphinton,  W.S.  ;  d.  3  Aug.  1910  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xviii.  9. 

MARSHALL,  Thomas  Roger,  1860-7. 
CI.  1  -  U.M.  b.  26  June  1849  ;  s.  of 
John  Marshall,  Chatton  Park,  Belford ; 
Dux  CI.  M.  5  and  M.  6,  1865  and  1866 ; 
XX.  and  XL ;  Academy  and  Inter- 
scholastic  Hurdles,  1867 ;  Open  100 
Yds.  1867,  and  Long  Leap,  1866  and 
1867. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Hurdles,  1869 ;  Inter-Univ. 
Hurdles,  1871;  A.F.C.  Capt.  1871-2;  Scot- 
land V.  England,  1871-4;  played  for  M.C.C. 
at  Lord's  after  return  from  India,  1885-6; 
W.S.  1873;  Coffee-planter,  India;  J.P.  Co. 
of  Cumberland ;  m.  Agnes  Stuart,  dau.  of 
Allan  Gilmour  of  Eaglesham,  etc.,  Renfrew- 
shire; d.  27  June  1913  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
xxi.  12. 

MARTIN,  Alexander  Charles,  1863-5. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  26  March  1850  ;  s.  of 
James  Martin,  Leadhills,  Lanarkshire. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin.  ;  Aus- 
tralian   Bank,    Queensland,    and    Bank    of 


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Africa,  Cape  Colony  ;  m.  Emily  Gertrude 
de  Graeff ;  d.  14  Jan.  1898  at  Johannesburg, 
Transvaal. 

MARTIN,  Edward,  1860-1.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
Edward  Martin,  12  Findhorn  Place, 
Grange. 

MENZIES,  Laurie,  1863-5.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  16  June  1848  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Robert 
Menzics,  Hoddom  Manse,  Ecclefechan. 

m.  Flora  Cockerel,  Lond.  Address:  Alex- 
androwsk,  Gouvemement  de  Ekaterinaslaf, 
South  Russia. 

MESSIBI,  Julian  Alexander  Broker  Gals- 
worthy, 1860-3.  CI.  1-3.  b.  1850  ; 
s.  of  Julian  Messum,  Leith. 

L.S.A.  1876  (St.  Bart.'s);  M.R.C.S.  Eng. 
1877  ;    d.  1904. 

MILLAR,  James,  1863-4.  CI.  4.  s.  of 
James  D.  Millar,  Knowhead,  Perth. 

Went  to  San  Francisco. 

MONCREIFF,  Hon.  Francis  Jeffrey, 
1860-7.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  27  Aug. 
1849  ;  s.  of  Right  Hon.  Lord  Advocate 
Moncreiff  (1st  Baron),  Senator  of  the 
Coll.  of  Justice,  15  Great  Stuart 
Street;  Mitchell  Medal,  1866;  4th 
Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Math.  1867; 
best  in  English  and  Math.,  U.M.  CI., 
1867;  XX^CCapt.  1866-7),  XL 

A.F.C.  Capt.  1870-r,  1872-3;  Capt.  Scott. 
Rugby  team  t'.  Eng.  1871-3;  C.A.  Edin.  1875; 
of  Moncreifi  and  Horsbrugh,  C.A.  ;  m.  (i) 
Frances  Ramsay,  e.  dau.  of  James  Hamil- 
ton Lawson  ;  {2)  Mildred,  4th  dau.  of  Lt.-Col. 
R.  H.  FitzHerbert  of  Somersal  Herbert, 
Derbyshire;  d.  30  May  1900. 

MONRO,  David,  1860-1.  CI.  1.  b.  21 
April  1849  ;  s.  of  Henry  Monro  of 
Crawford,  Victoria,  Australia,  17  Mel- 
ville Street. 

Sherborne  Sch.,  Dorset,  and  St.  James' 
CoU.  Sch.,  Jersey  ;  Double  Five's  Cup  at 
Sherborne ;  went  to  the  Argentine  Republic, 
1871 ;  took  up  four  leagues  of  vcaste  land  in 
Santa  Fe,  then  Indian  country,  and  farmed 
it  till  1906  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Josephine  Murray, 
Murray  shall,  Perthshire.  Address  :  Clayton 
Priory,  Burgess  Hill,  Susse.x. 

MORISON,  Everard,  1862-4.  CI.  3,  4. 
s.  of  George  Morison,  3  Marville 
Terrace,  Camden  Road,  London. 

MUNRO,  Charles,  1860-3.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
8  Dec.  1851  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Sir  Charles 
Munro,  10th  Bart,  of  Foulis. 

City  of  Glasg.  Bank,  Hamilton,  1868-71  ; 
Coffee  -  planter,  Ceylon,  1872-83;  Fruit- 
grower, N.S.W.,  1883-97;  m.  Ethel  S.  Budd 


of     Leatherhead,     Surrey.     Address  : 
Poplars,  Colly  Weston,  Stamford. 


The 


MUNRO,  Hector,  1860-4.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
13  Sept.  1849  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Sir  Charles 
Munro,  10th  Bart,  of  Foulis. 

Edin.  Univ.  1864-7  ;  nth  Bart,  of  Foulis  ; 
S.  father,  1888;  J. P.  Ross-shire;  late  Col. 
comdg.,  now  Hon.  Col.,  3rd  Batt.  Seaforth 
Highs.;  Ld. -Lt.  Ross  and  Cromarty  since 
1899  ;  Convener  of  Ross  and  Cromarty  ; 
A.D.C.  to  H.M.  the  King  ;  m.  1880  Margaret 
Violet,  dau.  of  John  Stirling  of  Fairbum, 
Muirof  Ord.  Address:  Foulis  Castle,  Evan- 
ton,  Ross-shire. 

MURRAY,  Robert  Hunter,  1862-4.  -  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  12  Aug.  1847 ;  s.  of  Dr. 
John  Murray  of  Wooplaw,  J. P., 
Kersknowe,  Kelso. 

Maj.-Gen.  Seaforth  Highs.;  C.B.  1896; 
C.M.G.  1898 ;  Ensign  72nd  Highs.  1867 ; 
Capt.  Seaforths,  1880 ;  Brev.  Maj.  1881  ; 
Brev.  Lt.-Col.  1882  ;  Col.  1892  ;  ret.  as  Maj.- 
Gen.  1904;  served  throughout  Afghan  War, 
1878-80,  as  Adj.  (desp.  thrice) ;  severely 
wounded  at  battle  of  Kandahar  (medal  with 
four  clasps,  for  Peiwar  Kotal,  Charasia,  Cabul, 
and  Kandahar,  and  bronze  star  for  Cabul- 
Kandahar  march,  Brev.  Maj.)  ;  Egyptian 
campaign,  1882  ;  Brig.  Maj.  Indian  con- 
tingent (medal  with  clasp  for  Tel-el-Kebir 
and  Egyptian  bronze  star,  4th  cl.  Osmanie, 
Brev.  Lt.-Col.) ;  Sudan  campaign,  1885  ;  Ass. 
to  Chf.  of  the  Staff ;  present  at  battles  of 
Hasheen  and  Tamai  (desp.,  clasp);  occupation 
of  Crete,  1897  (C.M.G.) ;  D.A.A.  and  Q.M.G., 
Egypt,  1885;  D.A.A. G.,  Guernsey,  1889-92; 
Sudan  campaign,  1898  (cla.sp  for  Suakin)  ; 
severely  wounded  at  battle  of  Atbara,  8 
April  1898  (Egyptian  -  Sudan  medal  with 
two  clasps,  Atbara  and  Kliartoum,  desp.) ; 
Extra  A.D.C.  to  H.M.  Queen  Victoria,  1898; 
commanded   ist  Batt.    Seaforth   Highs,   to 

1899  ;   72nd  and  79th  Regtal.  Dists.   1899- 

1900  ;  Maj.-Gen.  comdg.  2nd  Brig.,  Alder- 
shot,  1900-2 ;  commanded  British  troops, 
Alexandria,  1902-4;  m.  1887  Florence,  dau. 
of  Capt.  H.  W.  Barlow,  R.E.  Address :  Hill 
Fields,  near  Bewdley,  Worcestershire. 

NEAVES,  William,  1860-3.  Cl.  1-3.  b. 
1849  ;  s.  of  Charles,  Hon.  Lord  Neaves. 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice,  7 
Charlotte  Square. 

Coffee-planter,  Ceylon ;  ret.  1883;  d.  1884. 

NELSON,  Charles,  1862-4.  Cl.  3,  4.  b. 
16  May  1847  ;  s.  of  Charles  Nelson 
of  Summergulch,  Dunbar. 

J. P.  Co.  of  Haddington  ;   m.  .     Ad- 

dress :  Skateraw,  Innerwick. 

NEWBIGGING,  Patrick  Charles  Eric, 
1860-3.  Cl.  1-3.  b.  21  May  1850  ; 
s.  of  Dr.  Patrick  S.  K.  Newbigging, 
29  Heriot  Row. 

Col.  R.A. ;  Lt.  1871  ;  Capt.  1881  ;  Maj. 
1887  ;  Lt.-Col.  1897  ;    ret.  1902  ;  served  in 


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the  Bechuanaland  exped.,  1884-5,  as  Maj. 
Carrington's  Horse  (2nd  M.R.)  ;  com- 
manded a  Brig.  R.F.A.  during  the  first  part 
of  the  S.  African  War,  1899-1900  (Queen's 
medal  with  clasp)  ;  m.  Edith  A.  Wailes. 
Address  :    3  Lansdowne  Crescent,  Edin. 

ORR,  Alexander  Mitchell,  1860-1.  CI.  1. 
b.  29  Sept.  1850  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Orr,  Solicitor,  Calcutta  and  Madras. 

Tea-planter  in  Wynaad  and  Assam  ;  d. 
13  Sept.  1872. 

PATTEN,    Henry    Tower,    1860-5.     CI. 
1-5.     b.  25  Nov.   1851  ;    s.  of  John 
Patten,  W.S.,  7  Drummond  Place, 
d.  23  July  1905. 

PATTEN,  jQhn,  1860-4.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
2  Oct.  1850;  s.  of  John  Patten, 
W.S.,  7  Drummond  Place. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  W.S.  1873 ;  of  Patten  and 
Prentice,  W.S.,  Greenock  ;  m.  1880  Helen 
Isabel,  dau.  of  James  Johnston  Grieve,  M.P. 
for  Greenock.  Address  :  Clydebank  House, 
Greenock. 

PENNEY,  Joseph  Campbell,  1860-7.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  18  July  1851 ;  s.  of  William 
Penney  (Lord  Kinloch),  Senator  of 
the  Coll.  of  Justice,  24  Great  King 
Street. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  1867-9;  XX.  1867-9; 
A.F.C.  1870-4;  started  Wanderers  F.C.  1870; 
Capt.  1873-4;  C.A.  1877;  Accountant  of 
Court,  1890;  m.  1891  Margaret  E.  Gourlay. 
Address :  15  Gloucester  Place,  Edin. 

PERREAU,  Richard  West,  1860-3.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  18  Sept.  1850 ;  s.  of  Maj.  Mon- 
tague William  Perreau,  1st  Madras 
Fus. 

Marischal  Coll.  Aberdeen  and  Christ's 
Coll.  Finchley ;  Ass.  Engineer,  P.W.D., 
Rangoon,  Burma;  d.  9  April  1873  at  Ran- 
goon. 

PILLANS,  William  Soltau,  1860-2.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  7  April  1849  ;  s.  of  Col. 
Pillans,  H.E.I.C.S.,  3  St  Bernard's 
Crescent. 

Went  to  N.Z.  1867  ;  settled  in  Clutha  (or 
Molyneux)  dist.,  Otago,  as  runholder  and 
freehold  sheep  farmer ;  ret.  1898;  J. P.  1873; 
commanded  Clutha  dist.  Vols,  for  eighteen 
yrs.,  and  received  grant  of  sixty  acres  for  mil. 
services  ;  published  accounts  of  his  explora- 
tions in  N.Z.  and  trip  round  the  Sub- Antarctic 
islands,  and  contributed  sketches  of  same  to 
N.Z.  illustrated  papers  ;  elected  F.R.S.G.S. 
1900  ;  m.  Mary  Agnes  Halliwell  of  Dunedin, 
N.Z.  Address:  Tauranga,  Bay  of  Plenty,  N.Z. 

PINSENT,  Adolphus  Ross,  1860-1.  CI.  1. 
b.  6  Jan.  1851  ;  s.  of  R.  S.  Pinsent, 
Devonport. 


Merchant,  Monte\ideo ;  ret.  ;  Dir.  Brit. 
Bank  of  S.  America  and  other  S.A.  Cos.  ; 
m.  Miss  Whitelaw  of  Lanark.  Address:  16 
Maresfield  Gardens,  Lond.,  N.W. 

PINSENT,  Richard  Alfred,  1860-1  and 
1866-7.  CI.  1  and  6.  b.  3  Aug. 
1852  ;  s.  of  R.  S.  Pinsent,  Devonport ; 
Mitchell  Medal,  1867. 

Honours  and  Law  Soc.  's  Prize,  Final  Exam., 
on  admission  as  Sol.  in  England  and  Bir- 
mingham Law  Soc.'s  Gold  Medal;  Sol.,  Bir- 
mingham, since  1873  :  Ex-Pres.  Birming- 
ham Law  Soc.  ;  Mem.  Council  of  the  Law 
Soc.  (Lond.)  ;  m.  Laura  Proctor,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Ryland,  late  of  Birmingham.  Ad- 
dress :   Selly  Wick,  near  Birmingham. 

PRINGLE,  Alexander,  1860-3.  CI.  1-8. 
b.  27  Oct.  1850  ;  s.  of  R.  K.  Pringle 
of  Broadmeadows,  Selkirk. 

Lt.-Col.  I.S.C.  ;  Lt.  1872  ;  Capt.  1884 ; 
Maj.  1892  ;  Lt.-Col.  1898  ;  ret.  1901  ;  served 
in  Afghan  War,  1880  (medal).  Address:  27 
Pembroke  Square,  Kensington,  Lond.,  W. 

RALEIGH,  Thomas,  1862-7.  CI.  3-7.  b. 
2  Dec.  1850  ;  s.  of  Samuel  Raleigh, 
Man.  Scott.  Widows'  Fund,  30  George 
Square  ;  Dux  CI.  4,  5,  and  6  and  of 
School,  1867  ;  E.A.  Exhib.  1868-71 ; 
best  in  French,  German,  Latin  Prose 
and  Verse,  CI.  7,  1867  ;  1st  and  3rd 
Acad.  Club  Prizes,  Mackenzie  Prize 
for  SchoL,  and  Prize  for  best  in 
English,  1867. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Tubingen ;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon  ; 
M.A. ;  Lothian  Prize,  1873 ;  Fell.  All  Souls, 
1876;  D.C.L.  Oxon;  C.S.I.  1902  ;  K.C.S.I. 
1904  ;  Barr.  Line.  Inn,  1S77  ;  K.C.  ;  Reader 
in  English  Law  at  Oxford,  1884-96  ;  con- 
tested (i)  South  Edin.  (Independent  Liberal), 
1885,  (2)  West  Edin.  (L.U.),  1888;  Registrar 
Privy  Council,  1896-9  ;  Legal  Mem.  Vice- 
roy's Council  in  India,  1899-1904  ;  Mem. 
Home  Council  for  India,  1909  ;  ret.  1913  ; 
High  Bailiff  of  Westminster;  Author  of 
Elementary  Politics,  1886 ;  Outline  of  the 
Law  of  Property,  1889.  Address:  All  Souls 
College,  Oxford.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  ix.  130. 

RICHMOND,  Thomas,  1860-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  7  July  1848  ;  s.  of  T.  Richmond, 
Moneydie,  Perth. 

Farmed  extensively  in  Perthshire  and  Kin- 
ross-shire, 1867-95  ;  Live  -  stock  Broker, 
Trinidad,  U.S.A.,  since  1896;  m.  Anne  P. 
Hogg,  Perth.  Address:  Trinidad,  Colorado, 
U.S.A. 

ROBERTSON,  Alexander  Hamilton, 
1863-5.  CI.  4,  5.  b.  1850;  s.  of 
Robert  Robertson,  13  Wellington 
Square,  Ayr;  Ferguson  Medal,  1865. 

Stockbroker,  Glasg.,  1873-84  ;  now  resi- 
dent in  Lond. 


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MR.  WEIR'S  CLASS,  1860-7 


ROBERTSON,  Duncan,  1860-7.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  30  June  1851  ;  s.  of  Donald 
Robertson  of  Pennyghael,  Mull,  and 
13  Invcrkith  Row  ;  XX. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ. ;  A.F.C. ;  Scot.  v.  Eng. 
1875;  of  Pennyghael ;  Advocate,  1873  ;  A.D. 
1888-92  ;  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Aberdeen.shire  at 
Aberdeen,  1892-1907  ;  m.  1889  Susan  Scott 
Kerr  ;  d.  29  Sept.  1907  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
XV.  9. 

ROBINOW,  Frank  Albert,  1860-1 .  CI.  1 . 
b.  G  June  1851 ;  s.  of  Adolph  Robinow, 
2  Moray  Place. 

Glenalmond  and  Germany  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
Engineer,  mostly  abroad  after  1880.  Ad- 
dress :  4  Mount  Street,  Lond.,  W. 

ROBINSON,  Joseph  Henry,  1863-6.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  6  March  1849  ;  s.  of^  J.  H. 
Robinson,  Whitehaven ;  XX.  and 
XI. ;    won  Cricket  Ball,  1866. 

Iron  ore  proprietor  for  many  yrs.  ;  J. P. 
for  Cumberland,  1904  ;  m.  Mary,  e.  dau. 
of  Henry  Braithwaite  of  \Vhiteha\en.  Ad- 
dress ;  Foulsyke,  Loweswater,  Cockermouth, 
and  Corkickle  House,  Whitehaven. 

ROSS,    William,    1863-5.     CI.    4,    5.     b. 
11  March  1849  ;    s.  of  James  Ross, 
Newtonlees,  Kelso, 
d.  6  Feb.  1895. 

RUSSELL,  Alexander  George,  1861-4. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  1  July  1849  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Russell  of  Pitbladdo,  Cupar,  Fife. 

J. P.  Co.  Fife  ;  m.  Mary  Susan,  dau.  of 
John  Thompson,  Badminton,  Chippenham, 
Wilts.  Address:  14  Withleigh  Road,  Knowle, 
Bristol. 

SCHMIETERLOEW,  Charles  John, 
1864-7.  CI.  5-7.  b.  1849  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
Schmieterloew,  Cape  Town,  Cape 
Colony;   XX. 

Drowned  in  Lake  Lugano  while  bathing, 
Aug.  1867. 

SCLATER,  William  Alexander,  1863-5. 
CI.  4,  5.  s.  of  David  Sclater,  St. 
John's,  Newfoundland. 

SHAND,  Charles  George  Octavius,  1860-3. 
CI.  1-3.     b.  23  May  1849  ;   s.  of  John 
Shand,  W.S.,  24  Royal  Circus, 
d.  6  Nov.  1867. 

SHAW,  Duncan,  1862-6.  CI.  3-6.  b. 
7  Oct.  1850;  s.  of  Sheriff  Charles 
Shaw,  Lochmaddy. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1874  ;  Jt.  Co. 
Clerk  of  Inverness-shire,  18S2,  and  after- 
wards C.C.  Clerk ;  now  sole  Co.  Clerk ;  Clerk 
to  Inverness  Dist.  Lunacy  Bd. ;  Sec.  Highland 
Cattle  See.  of  Scot.  ;   J. P.  Co.  of  Inverness ; 


commanded  ist  Vol.  Batt.  Q.O.  Cameroa 
Highs.  1902-6 ;  V.D.  ;  m.  1889  Elizabeth, 
3rd  dau.  of  George  Gordon,  Aberdeen.  Ad- 
dress :    St.  Aubyns,  Inverness. 

SIMPSON,  James,  1860-1.  CI.  1.  b. 
26  Dec.  1846  ;  s.  of  Prof.  Sir  James 
Young  Simpson,  Bart.,  M.D.  Edin. 
Univ. 

d.  16  Feb.  1862. 

SIMSON,  John  A.,  1860-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  9  Aug.  1850 ;  s.  of  William 
Simson,  Sec.  Bank  of  Scot.,  9  Eton 
Terrace. 

Two  yrs.  in  Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin.  and 
Lond.;  Flax-spinner,  Montrose,  till  1886. 
Address:  9  Eton  Terrace,  Edin. 

SINCLAIR,  Malcolm,  1862-3.  CI.  3. 
Miss  Sinclair,  5  Buccleuch  Place 
(Guardian). 

SINCLAIR,  Robert  William,  1860-2.  CI. 
1,  2.  s.  of  Robert  Sinclair,  A.C.S., 
9  India  Street. 

SMITH,  Alexander  Blackwood,  1860-1. 
CI.  1.  b.  10  March  1850 ;  s.  of 
Archibald  Smith,  M.A.,  Advocate, 
15  Park  Terrace,  Glasgow. 

Uppingham  Sch.,  Rutland,  1862-5  ;  Edin. 
Univ.  1866-7  ;  began  commercial  Ufe,  1867  ; 
went  to  Singapore,  1874;  became  tobacco- 
planter  in  Sumatra;  ret.  1897  ;  d.  8  May 
1902  at  Richmond,  Surrey. 

SMITH,  George  John  Malcolm,  1860-5. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  3  Jan.  1850  ;  s.  of  John 
Malcolm  Smith,  23  Fettes  Row. 

M.D.  Edin.  1884 ;  M.B.,  CM.  1871  ; 
M.R.C.S.  Edin.  and  Paris  ;  Demonstrator  of 
Anat.,  Edin.  Univ.,  and  Westminster  Hosp. 
Med.  Sch.  ;  Surg.  I. M.S.  ;  afterwards  in 
practice  at  Hurstpierpoint,  Sussex  ;  m.  1887 
Hermina,  dau.  of  Chevalier  Vanden  Bergh  ; 
d.  20  Feb.  1896. 

SPALDING,  Harry,  1865-6.    CI.  6.    s.  of 
Mrs.  Spalding,  2  Rosebery  Crescent. 
Legal  training. 

SPENCE,  Thomas  Fair  Hetherington, 
1860-7.  CI.  1-7.  s.  of  Prof.  Spence, 
F.R.C.S.E.,  21  Ainslie  Place. 

M.A.,  M.B.,  and  CM.  Edin.  1875;  Phys. 
Address  :    Rosebank,  Innerleithen. 

STEUART,  Frederick  Jeffray,  1860-4. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  22  Jan.  1848  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Steuart  of  Carfin,  Westwood,  Linlith- 
gow. 

Ex-Mayor  of  Stratford,  N.Z.  ;  m.  Alice 
Mary  Corrigan,  N.Z.  Address  :  Franklands, 
St.  Kilda  East,  Melbourne,  Australia. 


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257 


STEUART,    Roger    St.    Clair,    1860-4.  WIGHTMAN,    James    CulJen    Seton, 

CI.    1-4.     b.    14    Oct.    1850  ;     s.    of  1860-7.    CI.  1-6.    b.  6  Dec.  1850 ;  s.  of 

Robert  Steuart  of  Carfiii,  Westwood,  James  Setoii  Wightman  of  Courance, 

Linlithgow.  Dumfriesshire. 


M.B.,M.S.  1873;  M.D.  Edin.  1877;  Phys. 
and  Surg.,  Ambleside  ;   d.  4  April  1879. 

TAYLOR,  Henry  Howard,  1868-6.  CI. 
4-6.  s.  of  Mrs.  Arbuckle,  Auchenhay, 
Twynholm,  Kirkcudbright. 

In  the  service  of  the  Old  and  New  Oriental 
Banks  in  India  and  China  until  the  latter 
was  wound  up ;  subsequently  in  business  in 
Lend. 

TRAILL,  Thomas,  1863-5.  CI.  4,  5. 
s.  of  Thomas  Traill  of  Holland, 
Orkney. 

WALKER,  James  Gibson,  1860-4.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1  Jan.  1849  ;  s.  of  George 
Walker,  Merchant,  4  Wellington  Place, 
Leith. 

Merchant ;  m.  Marion  Graham  Johnston  ; 
d.  28  April  1911. 

WATSON,  James  Graham,  1860-5.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  7  July  1850;  s.  of  James 
Watson,  Man.  Scott.  Prov.  Inst., 
45  Charlotte  Square. 

C.A.  Edin.  1874;  Man.  Scott.  Prov.  Inst., 
St.  Andrew  Square ;  served  twolve  yrs.  with 
Forfar  and  Kincardine  Art.  Mil.  ;  ret.  (Sen. 
Capt.),  1885;  m.  Charlotte  Maude,  dau.  of 
Col.  R.  T.  Boothby.  Address  :  Kingston 
Grange,  Liberton,  Midlothian. 

WEATHERHEAD,  John  Knox,  1862-6. 
CI.  8-6.  b.  11  Jan.  1849  ;  s.  of  George 
Weatherhead,  Berwick  -  on  -  Tweed  ; 
1st  Prize  French  Comp.,  Rector's  CI., 
1866. 

Amateur  Sculling  Championship,  River 
Tweed,  1869;  Sol.  (Hng.) ;  Incorporated  Law 
Soc.'s  Prizeman,  Final  Exam.,  Michaelmas, 
1872  ;  of  Sanderson  and  J.  K.  Weatherhead  ; 
Agent  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.,  Berwick-on- 
Tweed ;  Dep.  Returning  Off.  (under  Duke  of 
Northumberland)  for  C.C.  elections,  North 
Northumberland  div.  ;  Sheriff  of  burgh  of 
Berwick-on-Tweed,  1885-6;  m.  Agnes  Hume, 
dau.  of  Allan  Livingston  of  Williamfield, 
Portobello;  d.  25  Feb.  1914. 

WEIR,  Robert,  1862-6.  CI.  8-6.  b, 
11  July  1851  ;  s.  of  Robert  M.  Weir, 
18  Carlton  Terrace. 

Loretto,  1868-70;  Prizeman;  XX.  and 
XL  ;  Foundation  Schol.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ; 
2nd  CI.  Class.  Trip.  ;  2nd  Master  at  Inver- 
ness Coll.  and  I.  of  W.  Coll.  Ryde;  Ass. 
Master  at  Cargilfield  Prep.  Sch.  ;  J. P.  for 
Argyllshire.  Address :  Ben  Bhan,  Balla- 
chulish,  Argyllshire. 


Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  of  Holhouse,  Dum- 
friesshire ;   W.S.  1875  ;   d.  10  March  1883. 

WILLAN,  Robert,  1861-2.  CI.  2.  b. 
20  June  1849;  s.  of  Rev.  William 
Willan,  10  Nicolson  Square. 

Line.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  M.A.  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ; 
V.  Golcar,  near  Huddersfield,  1887-1906  ;  R. 
Yarborough,  near  Louth,  Lines,  since  1906  ; 
R.D.  Ludborough  since  1910 ;  m.  Margaret 
Sinclair,  2nd  dau.  of  James  King  of  Port 
Glasg.  Address:  Yarborough  Rectory,  near 
Louth,  Lines. 

WILSON,  Edward,  1868-7.  CI.  4-7.  s. 
of  J.  B.  Wilson,  Queen  Street,  White- 
haven ;  d. 

AVILSON,  Gilbert,  1861-3.  CI.  2,  3.  b, 
24  Feb.  1850;  s.  of  John  Wilson, 
Hill  Park,  Bannockburn. 

Sec.  Queensland  Wool  Brokers'  Assoc. ; 
m.  Ida  Palmer,  Melbourne,  Australia.  Ad- 
dress :  Eagle  Street,  Brisbane,  Queensland, 
Australia. 

WORKE,  Robert  Lawrence,  1862-5.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  1850  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Worke,  11 
Summerhall,  Newington. 

Lond.  ;    d. 

WRIGHT,  Archibald  Finnic,  1860-1. 
CI.  1.  b.  7  Dec.  1849  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Wright,  12  Pitt  Street  and  8  Fettes 
Row. 

Banker ;  Man.  Batavia  and  Surabaya  of 
the  Chartered  Merc.  Bank  of  India,  Lond. 
and  China;    d,  14  Nov.  1882. 

WYLIE,  Alexander  Henry,  1860-5.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  17  May  1849  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander H.  Wylie,  19  Walker  Street. 

Address  :  Nat.  Liberal  Club,  Whitehall 
Lond.,  S.W. 

YOUNG,  George  Graham  Bell,  1860-4. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1  Dec.  1850 ;  s.  of  Right 
Hon.  George  Young,  P.C.,  L.A., 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Glenalmond ;  went  to  Hong-Kong,  after- 
wards to  Australia  ;  m.  Miss  Hoffan  ;  d.  25 
Dec.  1905. 

YOUNG,  Harrison  Stephens,  1861-4. 
CI.  2-4.  s.  of  John  Young,  Canada, 
26  Albany  Street. 

YOUNG,  Robert  WiUiam,  1860-4.  CI. 
1-4.  s.  of  Mrs.  Yoimg,  10  Clarendon 
Crescent. 


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YOUNGER,  George,  1864-7.  CI.  5-U.M. 
b.  13  Oct.  1851  ;  s.  of  Janus  Younger, 
Brewer,  Alloa;  best  in  French, 
German,  Book-keeping,  and  Scripture 
History,  U.M.  CI.,  1867. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Bart.  191 1  ;  Cbm.  of  George 
Younger  and  Son  Ltd.,  Brewers,  Alloa;  J. P. 
Co.  Stirling  ;  J. P.,  D.L.  Co.  Clackmannan  ; 
contested  (U.)  United  Cos.  of  Clackmannan 
and  Kinross,  1895,  1899,  and  1900,  and  Ayr 


Burghs,  1904  ;  M.P.  Ayr  Burghs  since  1906  ; 
Chf.  Scott.  Unionist  Wliip,  1912  ;  Convener 
of  Clackmannanshire,  1895-1906  ;  Mem.  of 
Roy.  Commis.  on  Licensing  Laws,  1S96 ; 
Pres.  of  the  C.C.  Assoc,  of  Scot.  1902-4  ; 
Pres.  of  the  Mat.  Union  of  Conservative 
Assocs.  of  Scot.  1904  ;  Dir.  Nat.  Bank  of 
Scot,  and  N.B.  and  Merc.  Insur.  Co.  ;  m. 
1879  Lucy,  dau.  of  Edward  Smith,  M.D., 
F.R.S.,  Med.  Off.  Local  Govt.  Bd.  Address : 
Leckie,  Gargunnock,  StirUngshire. 


DR.  D'ARCY  THOMPSON'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  BANK'S)  CLASS,  1861-8 


ANDERSON,  George,  1861-3.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  10  Sept.  1849  ;  s.  of  Letham 
Anderson,  Inverleithfield. 

Merchant,  Lond.  ;  ret.  owing  to  ill- 
health  ;   d.  22  Aug.  1879. 

ANDERSON,  John  Ramsay,  1861-6. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  25  May  1851  ;  s.  of 
Francis  Anderson,  W.S. 

W.S.  Edin.  1874  ;  of  J.  and  F.  Anderson, 
W.S.  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Moore,  dau.  of  Adm. 
John  Hay.  Address:  52  Palmerston  Place, 
Edin. 

ANNESLEY,  Francis  C.  W.,  1861-2. 
CI.  1.     s.  of  Dr.  Annesley,  Aldershot. 

ARMSTRONG,  James  Thompson,  1864-5. 
CI.  4.  b.  8  Dec.  1849 ;  s.  of  W.  Arm- 
strong, Surg.,  Brampton,  Cumberland. 

Mech.  Engineer  with  Robert  Stephenson 
and  Co.,  Newcastle-on-Tyne,  1866-89;  Agent, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne,  for  Allen  Everitt  and 
Sons  Ltd.,  Birmingham,  1891-1910 ;  m. 
Gertrude  Earle  Layton,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
Address  :  14  St.  George's  Terrace,  Newcastle- 
on-Tyne. 

BALFOUR,  James  Francis,  1861-8.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  7  Sept.  1851  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Balfour,  L.A.,  10  Claremont  Crescent ; 
best  in  Latin  Prose  and  Verse,  CI.  7, 
1868. 

d.  14  Aug.  1869. 

BALFOUR,  Lewis,  1861-4.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1851 ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Balfour,  10  East 
Claremont  Street. 

M.D.  Edin. ;  med.  practitioner  in  Pennsyl- 
vania, U.S.A. ;   d. 

BALFOUR,  Lewis  Charles,  1861-3.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  21  Jan.  1851  ;  s.  of  Mac- 
kintosh Balfour,  9  Howard  Place. 

Man.  Hong-Kong  and  Shanghai  Bank, 
Calcutta  ;   d.  6  Sept.  1903. 

BALLANTYNE,  Randal  Alexander, 
1861-3.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  17  April  1850  ; 
s.  of  John  Ballantyne,  R.S.A.,  Hist. 


and  Portrait  Painter,  6  Abcrcromby 

Place. 

Mem.  Lond.  Stock  Exchange  ;  m.  1880 
Emma  Ballantyne  (cousin)  ;  d.  23  Feb.  1908. 

BANKHEAD,  William  J.  C,  1861-5. 
CI.  1-4.  s.  of  William  Bankhead, 
14  Eton  Terrace. 

BELL,  Archibald  Matthew  Montgomerie, 
1861-7.  CI.  1-6.  b.  3  Nov.  1850; 
s.  of  A.  Montgomerie  Bell,  W.S.,  Prof, 
of  Conveyancing,  Edin.  Univ. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  apprentice  Mech.  Engineer, 
Leeds  and  Glasg.  ;  Engineer  in  a  Darjeeling 
Tea  Co.  for  three  yrs.  ;  Tea-planter,  Simring, 
Kursiong,  Bengal ;    d.  8  March  1895. 

BOOTH,  Reginald  N.  H.  Gore-,  1864-7. 
CI.  4-U.M.  b.  2  Sept.  1850;  s.  of 
Henry  Gore-Booth,  11  Henderson 
Row. 

Merchant,  Manilla  (ret.).  Address  :  Sea- 
side, Helensburgh,  N.B. 

BRODIE,  John  Wilson,  1861-7.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  14  May  1851  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Brodie, 
Man.  B.L.  Co.  Bank,  14  Atholl  Cres- 
cent. 

C.A.  1875,  and  Stockbroker,  Edin.  ;  of 
Torrie,  Brodie  and  Maclagan ;  m.  Grace 
MaryLorrain.  Address:  23  Belgrave  Cres- 
cent, Edin. 

BROWN,  Alexander  Francis  Garden, 
1861-3.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  29  Oct.  1850  ; 
s.  of  J.  G.  Brown  Yr.  of  Auchlochan 
Lanarkshire,  25  Melville  Street. 

Merchiston,  1863-6  ;  XX.;  Sheep  Farmer, 
N.Z.  ;  m.  Charlotte  Mary,  y.  dau.  of  J.  W. 
Alston  of  Stockbriggs,  Lanarkshire.  A  ddress  : 
Mothstone  House,  Brighstone,  I.W. 

BURNET,  George  Waugh,  1863-6.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  1851  ;  s.  of  Rev.  W.  Burnet, 
Half  Morton,  Canonbie  ;  Dux  CI.  M.  5, 
1866. 

Tea-planter,  Managalla  Estate,  Rattota, 
Ceylon  ;   d 


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BUSHBY,  Joseph,  1864-7.  CI.  4-U.M. 
s.  of  J.  Bushby,  Rock  House,  Rainhill, 
near  Prescot. 

CAMPBELL,  Charles  Ralph,  1861-5.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  24  Sept.  1850  ;  s.  of  Sir  John 
E.  Campbell,  Bart.,  of  Auehinbreek 
and  Kildalloig. 

nth  Bart,  of  Auehinbreek  and  Kildal- 
loig ;  S.  his  brother,  1901  ;  Sheep  Farmer, 
N.Z.,  since  1874;  m.  Sara  Robinson,  Christ- 
church,  N.Z.  Address:  Cheviot  Hills,  Christ- 
church,  N.Z. 

CAMPBELL,  Patrick  William,  1861-8. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  21  Nov.  1850 ;  s.  of 
David  Campbell,  Mount  Hamilton, 
Ayr  ;    Gloag  Medal,  1868  ;  XX. 

Of  Auchairne,  Ballantrae,  Ayrshire;  J. P. 
Ayrshire;  W.S.  1875;  P.C.S.  1893-1913;  m. 
Mary,  e.  dau.  of  John  F.  Cathcart,  Mer- 
chant, Leith.  Address  :  25  Moray  Place, 
Edin.     See  also  F.A.  Ch.  xx.  123. 

CARRON,  Paul,  1861-3.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
Jules  Carron,  44  Charlotte  Square. 

CHRISTIE,  John  T.,  1862-3.  CI.  2.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Christie,  36  Queen  Street. 

CHRISTIE,  Robert  William,  1861-3. 
CI.  1,  2.  s.  of  Robert  Christie,  26 
Dublin  Street. 

COLVIN,  Walter  Robert,  1863-6.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  6  July  1850  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Dr. 
Colvin,  Cramond. 

With  Cross,  Wedderspoon  and  Co.,  Glasg. 
and  San  Francisco  ;  d.  16  Nov.  1872  in  San 
Francisco. 

COOK,  William  Home,  1861-5.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  5  Oct.  1851  ;  s.  of  John  Cook,  W.S., 
11  Great  King  Street. 

St.  Andrews  and  Edin.  Univ. ;  C.A.  Edin. 
1 878;  of  W.  Home  Cook  and  Co.,  C.A. 
Address  :    11  Belgrave  Crescent,  Edin. 

CORNWALL,  James,  1864-7,  CI.  4-U.M. 
b.  2  July  1850  ;  s.  of  Dr,  Cornwall, 
6  West  Circus  Place. 

Govt,  of  India,  Postal  Dept.  ;  P.M.G. 
N.W.P.  and  Oudh  ;  m.  Agnes  Hunter,  dau. 
of  Wm.  Marshall,  W.S.,  of  Callander,  Perth- 
shire. Address  :  24  Drumsheugh  Gardens, 
Edin. 

CROSSMAN,  John  W.,  1862-6.  CI.  2-4. 
s.  of  Robert  Crossman,  29  Westbourne 
Terrace,  London,  W.,  and  Cheswick 
House,  Berwick. 

CRUICKSHANK,  Charles  Henry,  1861-5. 
CI.  1-4.  s.  of  A.  Cruickshank,  Hailes 
Cottage,  Slateford. 


DOUGLAS,  William  U.,  1861-4.     CI.  1-4. 
b.  3  Dec.  1850 ;  s.  of  J.  Brown  Douglas, 
AV.S..  6  Fcttes  Row. 
d.  2  June  1866. 

DUNSMURE,  Frederick,  1861-4.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  25  Sept.  1850;  s.  of  James  Duns- 
mure,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E..  53  Queen 
Street. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Queensland  ;  ret.  ;  d.  28 
Feb.  1914. 

FISHER,  Henry  Allan,  1863-6.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  1850  ;  s.  of  Rev.  J.  A.  Fisher,  Min. 
Swallow  Street  Ch.,  Lond. 

Commercial  career  in  Australia ;  m.  ; 
d.  Jan.  1889  in  Australia. 

FRASER,  Francklyn  Stuart,  1862-7. 
CI.  2-U.M.  b.  22  April  1850;  s.  of 
George  Eraser,  Provost  -  Marshal, 
Grenada,  West  Indies ;  Dux  CI.  M.  4, 
1865. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1873;  Ho.  Surg.  Nor- 
thern Inf.,  Inverness  ;  afterwards  med.  prac- 
titioner at  Birkenhead  ;  d.  6  March  1880. 

FRASER,  Hugh  John  Edward,  1861-7. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  30  April  1851  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
Campbell  Eraser,  Em.  Prof,  of  Logic 
and  Metaphysics,  Edin.  Univ.,  12 
Rutland  Street. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.;  Advocate,  1877;  re- 
porter on  Session  Cases,  i88i  ;  d.  24  Sept. 
1908  ;    see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  63. 

FRASER,  James  Alfred,  afterwards 
James  Chalmers  Dean  Eraser,  1861-7. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1850  ;  s.'  of  Dr.  Eraser, 
14  Clarence  Street;  Dux  CI.  1  and  2, 
1862-3. 

Edin.  Univ.  1867 ;  Prize  Poem,  1868  ; 
Enghsh  Essay  Prize,  1869  ;  Pantonian 
Schol.  1872-3  ;  Luscombe  Bursar,  1874 ; 
Episc.  CoU.  Glenalmond  ;  Scots  Coll.  Rome, 
1903-4  ;  Ch.  of  England  ;  D.  1874  ;  P.  1875  ; 
R.  St.  Ternan,  Banchory-Ternan,  1875-1902  ; 
Oblate  O.S.B.,  Fort  Augustus,  1902  ;  Sub-D. 
R.C.  Ch.,  Edin.,  1904;  d.  2  Jan.  1906;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xii.  10  and  xiii.  49. 

GEDDES,  John   Orton,   1865-7.     CI.   5- 
U.M.     b.  1851  ;    s.  of  James  Geddes, 
Orbliston,  Fochabers, 
d.  1871. 

GIMBLETTE,  Henry  John.  1861-2.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Gimblette,  2  West  Preston 
Street. 

HALKETT,  Frederick  Craigie-,  1861-2. 
CI.  1.  b.  24  Dec.  1851;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  John  Craigie-Halkctt,  C.B.,  17 
Melville  Street. 

Cooper's  Hill;    Capt.  and  Adj.  Fife  Art. 


2C0      Dll.  THOMPSON'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  BANK'S)  CLASS,  1801-8 


Mil.  ;  Lt.  1873  ;  Capt.  1875  ;  ret.  1876 ; 
Art.  Instructor,  Haussa  Force  (W.  Africa)  ; 
Insp.-Gen.  Sierra  Leone  Constabulary  ;  Mag. 
and  Chf.  Comr.,  Gold  Coa.st ;  Comdt.  Police. 
Nassau,  Bahamas ;  Col.  Sec.  and  Com.-in-Chf. 
and  Gov.  Falkland  Islands,  S.  America ;  was 
sent  to  the  King  of  Wassau,  Gold  Coast, 
with  a  diplomatic  mission,  for  which  he 
received  a  special  medal  and  clasp  from  the 
Brit.  Govt.  ;  m.  Edith  Anne  Parry  ;  d.  9 
Oct.  1899. 

HALKETT,  Henry  Craigie- 1861-2.  CI.  1. 
b.  20  Oct.  1848 ;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen. 
John  Craigie-Halkett,  C.B.,  17  Mel- 
ville Street. 

Sandhurst;  Lt.-Col.  I.S.C. ;  Ensign,  1868; 
Lt.  15th  Loodianah  Sikhs  and  32nd  Punjaub 
Pioneers,  1871  ;  Capt.  1880  ;  Maj.  1888  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1894  ;  ret.  1896  ;  served  in  Afghan 
campaign,  1878-9  and  1880 ;  Kandaiar- 
Khyber  Line  of  Communications  (desp., 
Afghan  medal)  ;  Mahsud  Waziri  exped. 
1881  ;  Sikkim  exped.  1888  ;  commanded 
Rt.  col.  of  attack  on  Tibetan  position 
(Frontier  medal  with  clasp  for  Sikkim)  ;  m. 
Louisa  Jane  Chapman,  Address:  Lynd- 
hurst,  Aylstone  Hill,  Hereford. 

HANDYSIDE,  David  Torrance,  1861-5. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  17  July  1850 ;  s.  of 
W.  Handyside  of  Cornhill  House, 
Biggar. 

Soap  Manufacturer,  Prestonpans  ;  d.  18 
June  1893. 

HARRIS,  Alfred  Charles  Edward,  1861-6. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  15  Sept.  1850;  s.  of 
Maj.  Alfred  Harris,  7  Saxe-Coburg 
Place. 

M.B.  Edin.  1872 ;  L.R.C.S.E.  1872  ; 
F.R.C.S.E.  1878;  J.P.  Birkenhead;  Staff 
Surg.  R.N.V.R.  ;  Consult.  Phys.  various 
hosps.  ;  Pres.  various  med.  socs.  ;  contri- 
buted to  Liverpool  Med.  Chir.  Journ., 
Paralytic  Rabies  in  the  Human  Subject, 
1895  ;  The  Father  of  Medicine,  1896,  etc.  ; 
m.  Marian  Thin.  Address :  2  Devonshire 
Place,  Birkenhead. 

HARTMANN,  Maxton  Von,  1861-2.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  A.  Von  Hartmann,  Dresden. 
Merchant,  Sierra  Leone,  W.  Africa  ;   d. 

HAY,  Charles  Edward,  1861-7.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  b.  2  June  1850;  s.  of  Sir 
John  Hav,  Bart.,  of  Park ;  XX., 
XI. 

Merchant,  Manilla  ;  ret.  1879  ;  m.  Jessie 
Fulton,  widow  of  John  Moffat,  C.E.,  and  dau. 
of  James  Arthur  of  Carlung  and  Barshaw. 
Address :  Somerby  House,  Oakham,  Rutland. 

HEDDLE,  Charles  Traill,  1861-4.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  25  Aug.  1850  ;  s.  of  John 
(Jeorge  Heddle  of  Melsetter  and  Cletts, 
Orkney, 


Capt.  St.  Andrews  Rovers  F.C.,  Lond., 
1870-2;  Lond.  otiice,  1869-72,  when  he 
went  out  to  Sierra  Leone,  contracted  fever 
immediately  on  arrival,  and  died  on  the 
way  home,  13  Aug.  1872. 

HENDERSON,  Alfred,  1863-4.  CI.  3. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Henderson,  117  George 
Street. 

HILL,  Robert  Grahame,  1865-6.  CI.  5. 
b.  1  Nov.  1849  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Hill, 
Merrylee,  Cathcart,  Clirn.  Caled.  Rly, 
Co. 

Merchant,  Batavia,  Island  of  Java;  after- 
wards farmer,  Le  Mars,  Iowa,  U.S.A.  Ad- 
dress :  Univ.  Club,  Edin. 

HILL,  Thomas  Alexander,  1865-6.  CI.  5. 
b.  13  Jan.  1851  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Hill, 
Merrylee,  Cathcart,  Chm.  Caled.  Rlv. 
Co. 

Lt.-Col.  12th  Roy.  Lancers  ;  Cornet,  1873; 
Lt.  1875  ;  Capt.  i88i  ;  Maj.  1892  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1896;  ret.  1901  ;  in  Yeo. ;  ret.  1906;  served 
in  S.  African  War,  1899-1901  (Queen's  medal 
with  three  clasps).  Address  :  New  Club, 
Edin. 

IRVINE,  George,  1861-3.  CI.  1,  2.  s. 
of  Alex.  J.  Irvine  (Australia). 

JAMESON,  John,  1861-2.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Jameson,  1  Darnaway  Street ;  d. 

JOHNSTON,  Augustus  Hamilton,  1861-3. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  21  March  1850;  s.  of 
Capt.  J.  C.  Johnston,  R.N.,  5  Inver- 
leith  Row. 

For  twenty  years  (1870-90)  cattle  rancher 
on  the  Santa  F6  frontier,  Argentina,  and 
helped  to  convert  the  natives  from  the 
errors  of  their  bandit  ways  ;  m.  1888  Bessie 
Robertson-Ross.  Address  :  7  Walton  Place, 
Hans  Place,  Lond.,  S.W. 

JOHNSTON,  David  George,  1861-2. 
CI.  1.  b.  11  .June  1850  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Johnston,  Surg.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  32  Ileriot 
Row. 

Glenalmond,  1862-3  ;  The  Hermitage, 
Bath,  1863-5  ;  Sandhurst,  1868-9  ;  repre- 
sented Sandhurst  v.  Woolwich  in  Mile,  1869  ; 
Col.  R.  Munster  Fus.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1870  ;  Lt. 
1872 ;  Capt.  1877 ;  Maj.  1881  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1891 ;  Col.  1895;  h.p.  1902;  ret.  1905;  m. 
Georgina  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  J.  W.  Taylor, 
late  Vice-Consul,  Corfu.  Address  :  Munster 
House,  Stoke,  Devonport. 

JOHNSTON,  James  Charles,  1861-2. 
CI.  1.  b.  11  June  1850  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Johnston,  Surg.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  32  Heriot 
Row. 

The  Hermitage,  Bath,  and  tutors;  Cattle 
Rancher,  Western  States  of  America  (Texas. 


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Colorado,  New  Mexico,  Montana,  Wyoming, 
and  the  Dakotas)  ;  for  sixteen  yrs.  Gen. 
Man.  Prairie  Cattle  Co.  Ltd. ;  ret.  1906  ;  m. 
Frances  Slorrs  of  Topeka,  Kansas,  U.S.A. 
Address  :   lo  Wester  Coates  Avenue,  Edin. 

JONES,  Hcighway,  1865-8.  CI.  5-7.  b. 
7  Dec.  1847 ;  s.  of  Heigh  way  Jones, 
Earlsdalc,  Pontesford,  Salop. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab.,  1868-71 ;  LL.B.,  1871 ; 
Barr.,  Inn.  Tem. ;  J. P.  and  C.C.  Co.  of  Salop. 
Address:  Earlsdale,  Pontesford,  Salop. 

KELSO,  Archibald,  1861-4.  CI.  1-3.  s. 
of  J.  Kelso,  Kirkwood,  Lockerbie. 

KERR,  Richard  Juson,  1861-6.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  4  May  1851  ;  s.  of  A.  Kerr,  Ravel- 
ston  House,  Blackhall. 

Merchant,  Manchester  ;  m.  Emmy  Orman. 
Address  :  The  Eaves,  Chapel-le-Frith,  Derby- 
shire. 

LAMOND,  James  Thomas,  1861-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1851  ;  s.  of  James  Lamond, 
S.S.C,  20  Queen  Street. 

m.  Matilda  Young ;  d.  7  May  1886  at 
Nelson,  N.Z. 

LAURIE,  David  Hankey,  1861-7.  CI. 
1-6.  s.  of  William  Laurie,  22  Ann 
Street. 

LAWRIE,     Robert     Crawford,     1864-7. 
CI.  4-6.     s.  of  Dr.  Lawrie,  6  Bayne 
Terrace,  Netting  Hill,  London,  W. 
Lond. 

LEPPER,  Robert  John,  1861-7.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1851  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Lepper,  11  Duncan 

Street. 

M.B.  and  CM.  Edin.  1877;  L.R.C.P.E. 
1877  ;  Phys.  Lerwick  ;  afterwards  at  Mahe, 
Seychelles  ;   d.  1905. 

LOGAN,  James,  1865-7.  CI.  5-U.M.  b. 
12  June  1852 ;  s.  of  James  Logan, 
3  Park  Road,  Newcastle. 

Northumberland  Co.  XI.  until  1887 ; 
with  N.B.  and  Merc.  Insur.  Co.,  Newcastle- 
on-Tyne,  since  leaving  the  Academy ;  local 
Sec.  twenty  yrs.,  local  Man.  fifteen  yrs. 
Address  :  10  Eskdale  Terrace,  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne. 

LOTHIAN,  Maurice  John,  1861-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  26  May  1850 ;  s.  of  John 
Lothian,  S.S.C,  15  Carlton  Terrace. 

Gonville  and  Caius  Coll.  Cantab  ;  M.A.  ; 
made  three  trips  big  -  game  hunting  to  S. 
Africa;  also  hunted  in  N.  America;  Mem. 
of  Shikar  Club.  Address:  Kilravock,  Black- 
lord  Avenue,  Edin. 

LUCAS,  George,  1861-2.  CI.  1.  b.  27 
Oct.  1849;  s.  of  John  Lucas,  M.D., 
Dalkeith. 


Farmer,  Moyston,  Victoria,  Australia ; 
m. 

LUNDIE,  William  Compton,  1865-70. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  1851  ;  s.  of  Rev.  W. 
Compton  Lundic,  Spital  House,  Ber- 
wick-on-Twecd  ;  XX. 

Oriel  Coll.  Oxon  ;  of  Spital,  Berwick-on- 
Tweed  ;  J. P.  Co.  of  Berwick  ;  m.  Emily, 
dau.  of  William  Hartopp  Hull  of  Marpool 
Hall,  Devon.  Address:  Coonoor,  Exmouth, 
S.  Devon. 

M'COSH,  Robert,  1861-5.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
15  July  1848;  s.  of  James  M'Cosh 
of  Parkhill,  Writer  and  Banker, 
Dairy,  Ayrshire  ;  Dux  CI.  4,  1865. 

d.  24  Aug.  1869. 

MACDONALD,  Hugh  M'Kenzie,  1861-2. 
CI.  1.     b.  30  Dec.  1851  ;    s.  of  John 
Macdonald,  Accountant,  7  Randolph 
Cliff. 
d.  18  June  1862. 

MACDONALD,  James,  1861-6.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  3  July  1850  ;  s.  of  John  Macdonald, 
Accountant,  7  Randolph  Cliff. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1874  ;  Custodier  of 
Titles  of  Free  (now  U.F.)  Ch.  1875  ;  D.K. 
Great  Seal  of  Scot.  1894 ;  Dir.  of  various 
public  Cos. ;  m.  (i)  Isabel,  dau.  of  Rev.  Wm. 
Cousin,  Melrose  ;  (2)  Agnes,  dau.  of  Rev. 
David  Carnegie  Andrew  Agnew,  Wigtown. 
Address:  27  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

M'EWEN,  William  C,  1865-7.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  17  Sept.  1849  ;  s.  of  John  M'Ewen, 
Broomhill,  Inverness ;  Open  Essay 
Prize,  1867. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  of  Lerags,  Argyll- 
shire; J.P.  ;  W.S.  1876;  of  J.  and  A.  F. 
Adam,  W.S.  ;  m.  1882  Margaret,  2nd  dau. 
of  David  Croall  of  Southiield,  Midlothian. 
Address  :   9  Douglas  Crescent,  Edin. 

MACKENZIE,  James  Denniston  Dunlop, 
1862-8.  CI.  2-7.  b.  7  Jan.  1851 ; 
s.  of  Rev.  A.  Mackenzie,  2  Talbot 
Place,  Newington ;  best  in  Greek 
Prose,  CI.  7,  1868. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Cashier,  Caled.  Insur. 
Co.,  Lond.  Address  :  9  Charsley  Road, 
Catford,  Lond.,  S.E. 

M'LAUCHLAN,  George  Mackav,  1861-3. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  6  April  1851  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  M'Lauchlan,  LL.D.,Viewforth 

Manse. 

Scott.  Inst.  (Capt.  Orr's),  Edin.;  three 
yrs.  with  Craig  and  Rose,  Leith  Walk  ;  then 
Planter,  Ceylon  and  S.  India,  for  thirty 
yrs.  ;  F.R.S.G.S. ;  m.  Mary  I.  Sheldon. 
Address  :  c/o  B.  A.  Hignett,  St.  Brannock's, 
Mount  Grove,  Birkenhead. 


262      DR.  THOMPSON'S  (AFTKRWARDS  MR.  BANK'S)  CLASS,  18G1-8 


MACPHERSON,  Donald.  1861-5.  CI.  1- 1. 
b.   Dec.    1848  ;    s.    of   Duncan   Mac- 
pherson,  Bank  Agent,  Kingussie. 
Sheep  Farmer  ;   d.  20  Aug.  1888. 

MAIN,  John  Thomas,  1861-7.  CI.  1-0. 
b.  Dec.  1850  ;  s.  of  William  Main, 
Merchant,  Glasg. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Accountant,  Glasg., 
and  Stockbroker ;  of  Kerr  Andersons 
Muir  and  Main  ;   d.  Aug.  1896. 

MARSHALL,  Henry,  1861-2.  CI.  1.  b. 
14  Mav  1852;  s.  of  Capt.  Marshall, 
H.E.I.C.S.  (Marine  Service),  10  Royal 
Terrace. 

Loretto,  1862-8  ;  XX.,  XI.  ;  C.E.  ;  then 
went  abroad,  and  was  ordained  P.  at  Miss. 
Inst.,  Xyack  Heights,  N.Y.  ;  Miss,  at 
Zamboanga,  Philippines;  d.  31  Dec.  1904 
at  Seattle,  Washington,  U.S.A. 

MAXTON,  John  Purdie,  1861-3.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1851  ;  s.  of  Dr.  John 
Maxton,  11  Eton  Terrace. 

Went  to  Australia. 

MESSUM,  Herbert  Lylc,  1862-3,  CI.  2. 
b.  1851  ;  s.  of  J.  A.  Messum,  Eliza- 
field,  Bonnington. 

Comm.  R.X.;  Mid.  1866;  Sub-Lieut.  1871; 
Lieut.  1875;  Comm.  1896;  ret.  1897;  d. 

MILLER,  Samuel,  1861-8.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
16  Aug.  1850 ;  s.  of  .Lames  Miller, 
F.R.C.S.E.,  Prof,  of  Surg.  Univ.  of 
Edin.  ;   XX. 

Nat.  Bank  of  Scot,  (ret.)  ;  Capt.  Q  Co. 
R.S.  (3rd  Vol.  Service  Co.)  in  S.  Africa, 
1901-2;  m.  C.  E.  Glennie,  15  Belgrave  Cres- 
cent, Edin.  Address  :  43  Craiglea  Drive, 
Edin. 

MILLER,  William,  1861-8.  CI.  1-6.  b, 
23  Sept.  1851 ;  s.  of  James  Miller. 
F.R.C.S.E..  Prof,  of  Surg.  Univ.  of 
Edin. ;   XX.  and  XL 

H.M.  Customs  at  Liverpool ;  m.  Kate 
Henderson,  Edin.  ;   d.  27  Oct.  1905. 

MILNE,  John  Law,  1861-4.  CI.  1.  2. 
b.  31  May  1852  ;  s.  of  John  Milne, 
44  Albany  Street. 

Merchiston,  1864-70;  Partner  and  Dir.  of 
James  Milne  and  Son,  Milton  House  \\'orks, 
Abbeyhill  ;  ret.  1892  ;  m.  Kelly,  e.  dau. 
of  Maj.  John  Boulton,  R.A.,  of  Bangholm 
Bower,  Trinity  :  d.  i  July  1908. 

MITCHELL,  Alexander  John,  1861-5. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1850 ;  s.  of  William 
Mitchell,  Craigleith  House. 

Of  Craigleith  House,  Edin.  ;  Advocate, 
1879  ;   d.  2  Dec.  1902. 


MITCHELL,  .lohn,  1865-8.  CI.  5-7.  b, 
6  Nov.  1849 ;  s.  of  Thomas  Mitchell, 
Skipton,  Craven,  Yoi-ks  ;  2nd  Acad. 
Club  Prize,  Mackenzie  Prize  for 
Schol.,  and  best  in  Greek  Testament, 
1868. 

M.A.  Oxon  (Univ.  Coll.)  ;  2nd  CI.  Theo.  ; 
Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  C.  St.  Mary's,  Wolverhampton, 
Staffs ;  now  V.  Little  Drayton,  Market 
Drayton,  Salop ;  m.  Barbara  Jane,  dau. 
of  Dr.  Dixon  of  Bath.  Address  :  Little 
Drayton  Vicarage,  Market  Drayton. 

MORISON,  Alexander,  1862-3.  CI.  2.  b. 
25  Dec.  1850  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Cushnie 
Morison,  Surg.,  B.N.I.,  H.E.I.C.S. 

Dollar,  1863-6;  Edin.,  Berlin,  and  Wiirz- 
burg  Univs. ;  M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1872;  M.D. 
(Gold  Medal),  1878;  M.R.C.P.E.  18S7 ; 
F.R.C.P.E.  1889 ;  M.R.C.P.  Lond.  1892  ; 
F.R.C.P.  Lond.  1903  ;  Ho.  Surg.  Edin. 
Roy.  Inf.  1872  ;  Hon.  Med.  Off.  Holloway 
and  N.  Islington  Disp.  ;  Pliys.  St.  Maryle- 
bone  Gen.  Disp.  ;  Phys.  Paddington  Green 
Children's  Hosp.  ;  Phys.  (now  Sen.  Phys..) 
Great  Northern  Cent.  Hosp. ;  Morison  Lec- 
turer, R.C.P.  Edin.,  1897-8.  Publications: 
Dextral  Valvular  Disease  of  the  Heart  ; 
Cardiac  Failure  and  its  Treatment ;  The 
Nervous  System  and  Visceral  Disease 
(Morison  Lectures)  ;  for  New  Spalding 
Club,  The  Blackballs  of  that  Ilk  and  Barra, 
Hereditary  Foresters  and  Coroners  of  the 
Garioch,  1905  ;  and  many  contributions 
to  quarterly  and  weekly  med.  journals,  m. 
Elizabeth  Stewart,  e.  dau.  of  Duncan  Mac- 
lachlan,  Edinburgh.  Address  :  14  Upper  Ber- 
keley Street,  Portman  Square,  London,  W. 

MURRAY,  James  Balfour,  1861-3.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  5  Jan.  1852  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Murray,  W.S.,  17  Walker  Street. 

Address :  c/o  Patrick  Murray,  W.S.,  7  Eton 
Terrace,  Edin. 

MURRAY,  Robert  Douglas,  1863-8.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  28  May  1851  ;  s.  of  John 
Murray,  23  Longford  Terrace,  Monks- 
town,  Co.  Dublin ;  XX. 

T.C.D.  ;  Sen.  Mod.  History,  English 
Literature,  and  Law,  1871;  B.A.  1871; 
M.A.  1874;  XL  1871;  Ban-.,  Dublin.  Ad- 
dress :  30  Lower  Fitzwilliam  Street,  Dublin. 

MURRAY,  William,  1861-4.  CI.  1-3.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Murray,  14  Trinity  Crescent. 

N  IS  RETT,  George  Dalrymple  More, 
1861-4.  CI.  1-3.  b.  18  Nov.  1850  : 
s.  of  John  More  Nisbett  of  Cairnhill 
and  The  Drum. 

Of  Cairnhill,  Airdrie,  and  The  Drum, 
Gilmerton  ;  Lt.-Col.  Bedfordshire  Regt.  ; 
2nd  Lt.  1870  ;  Lt.  1871  ;  Capt:  1879  ;  Maj. 
1889  ;  Lt.-Col.  and  h.p.  1896  ;  served  in 
Egyptian  War,  1882  (medal  and  Khedive's 
star)  ;  served  with  Chitral  Relief  Force 
under  Sir  Robert  Low,  1895  (desp.,  Brev. 


DR.  THOMPSON'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  BANK'S)  CLASS,  1861-8      263 

ROBINSON,  Stanley  Alexander,  1864-G. 
CI.  4,  5.  s.  of  H.  O.  Robinson,  12 
Leadenhall  Street,  London,  E.G. 

ROSEBY,  William  John,  1861-2.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  John  Roseby,  Brigg,  Lincoln- 
shire. 

ROSS,  James  Aitchison,  1864-7.  CI.  4- 
U.M.  b.  4  Nov.  1850  ;  s.  of  James 
Ross,  Newtonlecs,  Kelso  ;  XX. 

A.F.C.  ;  Mem.  Lond.  Stock  Exchange ; 
m.  Amy  L.  Cobb.  Address:  Ef&ngham, 
Surrey. 

ROSS,  William  A.,  1862-3.  CI.  2.  b. 
1851  ;  s.  of  Donald  Gair  Ross, 
Boreland,  Balmaghie. 

Ship,  broker's  office  ;    d.  1896. 

SKYRING,  Dashwood  Easthope,  1864-5. 
CI.  4.  s.  of  Col.  Skyring,  R.E.,  Por- 
tobello. 

SPEID,  James,  1864-8.  CI.  4-7.  b. 
21  Aug.  1849  ;  s.  of  William  Si^eid, 
Farmer.  Balfour,  Menmuir,  Forfar- 
shire ;  XX.,  XL  (Capt.),  1867-8. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  of  Forneth,  Blairgowrie  ; 
W.S.  1875  ;  Chm.  Clunie  Sch.  Bd.  and  J.P. 
Perthshire  ;  Agriculturist  and  breeder  of 
Aberdeen-Angus  cattle ;  m.  Margaret,  dau. 
of  Charles  Kinloch,  Northwich  Lodge, 
Harrow.  Address  :  Forneth  House,  Blair- 
gowrie. 

SPEID,  James  Athcrton  Morehead, 
1861-4.  CI.  1-3.  b.  28  April  1851 ; 
s.  of  Maj.  John  Binny  Speid,  Glen- 
delvine,  Dunkeld. 

Loretto,  1864-9  ;  Open  High  Jump, 
Interscholastic  Games,  1869;  St.  Mary's 
Hall,  Oxon  ;  Coffee-planter,  Coorg,  S.  India, 
seven  and  a  half  yrs.  ;  subsequently 
Planter  in  Ceylon,  now  Fruit  Farmer,  B.C. 
Address  :    Summerlands,  B.C.,  Canada. 

SPENCE,  Robert  Franck,  1865-6.  CI.  5. 
b.  1  Aug.  1850  ;  s.  of  James  Spenee, 
Banker,  Kirkwall. 

1868-80  with  Bank  of  Madras ;  latterly 
Man.  Kandy  and  Tuticorin ;  1882  joined 
Federal  Bank  Land  Security  Co.,  Toronto ; 
F.C.A.  Can.  1902  ;  Mem.  Ont.  C.A.  Inst. 
1910 ;  Author  of  The  Birds  of  Orkney,  1882  ; 
m.  Amy  Blanche,  dau.  of  Capt.  Arthur 
Bligh  of  CoUingwood,  Ont.  Address  :  302 
Avenue  Road,  Toronto. 

STEILL,  John,  1864-5.  CI.  4.  s.  of  Gavin 
Steill,  Dunfermline. 

STEVENSON,  Robert  Louis,  1861  3. 
CI.    1,    2.     b.    13   Nov.    1850  ;     s.    of 


Lt.-Col.,  medal  with  clasp).     Address  :    Tlie 
Drum,  Gihnerton,  Midlothian. 

PATERSON,  Edmund  de  Haya,  1862-3. 
CI.  2.  b.  7  Jan.  1849  ;  s.  of  Peter 
Hay  Paterson  of  Carpow,  Rutland 
Square. 

d.  24  Nov.  190S. 

PATERSON,  Peter  Hay,  1862-3.  CI.  2. 
b.  17  Dec.  1849  ;  s.  of  Peter  Hay 
Paterson  of  Carjjow,  Rutland  Square. 

ra.     ;  d.  25  April  1906. 

PERIOTT,  Thomas,  1865-6.  CI.  5.  s. 
of  S.  W.  Pcriott,  Dusseldorf. 

PIGOTT,  James,  1861-3,  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
1851  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Smyth  Pigott,  20 
Howard  Place. 

Entered  Merc.  Marine ;  ret.  owing  to 
ill-health. 

PIGOTT,  John  Hughes  Smvth,  1861-3 
and  1865-6.  CI.  1-3.  b.'l852;  s.  of 
Mrs.  Smyth  Pigott,  20  Howard  Place. 

Sometime  C.  in  Ch.  of  Eng. 

RENTON,  Alexander  Vantosky,  1861-5. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  10  May  1854  ;  s.  of  Rvv. 
Alexander  Renton,  Jamaica. 

1865-7  Stuttgart;  1867-S  Aubonne,  Gen- 
eva ;  1868-70  Dr.  Bryce's  Coll.  Sch.,  Charlotte 
Square ;  well-known  Alpine  climber ;  Planter, 
Ceylon,  since  1875  ;  m.  CecU,  dau.  of  Rev. 
Wm.  Russell  of  Uckfield,  Sussex.  Address: 
Middleton,  Talawakele,  Ceylon. 

RENTON,  James  Henry,  1861-5.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  4  Sept.  1852;  s.  of  Rev. 
Alexander  Renton,  Jamaica. 

1865-7  Stuttgart;  1867  Aubonne,  Gen- 
eva; 1872-3  Poly.  Sch.,  Stuttgart;  1875-83 
Planter,  Ceylon ;  1883-1900  in  business, 
Colombo,  Ceylon;  1895  Chm.  Ceylon  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce;  1900  Sp.  Comr.  for  Ceylon 
at  Paris  E.xhib.  1900,  and  nominated  Ceylon 
Comr.  for  all  Europe;  vacated  this  post, 
1908;  F.R.C.I.  1900;  Mem.  Ceylon  Branch 
Roy.  Asiatic  Soc.  till  1900;  m.  Luise,  dau. 
of  Holprediger  Dr.  Brandes,  Biickeburg, 
Germany.  Address  :  Aspley  Guise,  Bedford- 
shire . 

ROBERTSON,  David  Souter,  1861-3. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1851  ;  s.  of  David 
Souter  Robertson,  C.A.,  of  Lawhead 
and  Cookston. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Stockbroker,  Lond.  ;  Capt. 
R.S.  Mil.  ;  volunteered  and  served  in  Zulu 
War,  1879  (medal)  ;  present  at  taking  of 
Secocoeni's  stronghold,  1881  ;  m.  Mine, 
dau.  of  Dirk  Cloete  of  Alphen,  Wynberg, 
S.  Africa  ;  d.  1883  at  Wynberg. 


264. 


DR.  CLYDE'S  CLASS,  1862-9 


Thomas  Stevenson,   C.E.,   17  Heriot 

Row. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  1871  received  Silver  Medal 
of  Edin.  Soc.  of  Arts ;  Advocate,  1875. 
Author:  The  Pentland  Rising,  i865;  An 
Appeal  to  the  Church  of  Scotland,  1875  ; 
An  Inland  Voyage,  1878  ;  Picturesque 
Notes  on  Edinburgh,  1879  ;  Travels  with  a 
Donkey  in  the  Cevennes,  1879  ;  Virginibus 
Puerisque,  1881  ;  Familiar  Studies  of  Men 
and  Books,  1882  ;  Treasure  Island,  1882  ; 
New  Arabian  Nights,  1882  ;  The  Silverado 
Squatters,  1883;  Prince  Otto,  1885;  The 
Child's  Garden  of  Verses,  1885  ;  More  New 
Arabian  Nights,  1885  ;  The  Strange  Case 
of  Dr.  Jekyll  and  Mr.  Hyde,  1886;  Kid- 
napped, 1886  ;  The  Merry  Men  and  other 
Tales,  1886;  Underwoods,  1887;  Memories 
and  Portraits.  1887  ;  Memoir  of  Fleeming 
Jenkin,  1887  ;'  The  Black  Arrow,  1888  ;  The 
Wrong  Box,  1888  ;  The  Master  of  Ballantrae, 
1889;  Father  Damien,  1890  ;  The  Wrecker, 
1892;  Across  the  Plains,  1892;  .\  Footnote 
to  History,  1893  ;  Island  Night's  Entertain- 
ments, 1893  ;  Catriona,  1893  ;  The  Ebb 
Tide,  1894 ;  posthumously,  Vailima  Letters, 
1895;  Fables,  1896;  Weir  of  Hermiston, 
1896;  Songs  of  Travel,  1896;  St.  Ives, 
1897.  m.  1 880  Fanny  Matilda  Van  de  Grift 
or  Osbourne  ;  d.  3  Dec.  1894  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  ii.  38  and  50. 

STUART,  George  Moody,  1861-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  27  Oct.  1851  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Alexander  Moody  Stuart,  D.D.,  Mod. 
G.A.  of  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.  1875,  43 
Queen  Street ;  Prize  for  Greek  Testa- 
ment open  to  all  Rector's  CI.  1866. 

Merchant,  Lond.  ;  m.  Marion,  dau.  of 
Mark  Sprot.  Address  :  6  Lauriston  Road, 
Wimbledon,  Lond.,  S.W. 

THOMSON,  Robert,  1861-2.  CI.  1.  b. 
11  Nov.  1851  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Alexander 
Thomson,  D.D.,  Constantinople. 

Edin.  Univ.  1868-9;  Sec.  and  Libr.  Robert 
Coll.  Constantinople,  1872-8  ;  Student  Union 


Theolog.  Seminary,  N.Y.,  1878-81 ;  on  gradu- 
ating nominated  alternate  winner  of  two  yrs. 
travelling  fellowship ;  Miss.  European  Turkey 
since  1881  ;  Dir.  Coll.  and  Theolog.  Inst., 
Samokov,  1898-1904;  published,  1902,  in 
Bulgarian  language.  Method  for  Learning 
English  (now  in  3rd  ed.)  ;  Ed.  Mission's 
Weekly  Paper,  1885-98  ;  m.  Agnes  Catherine 
Turner,  Tealing  F.C.  Manse,  by  Dundee. 
Address:  Samokov,  Bulgaria. 

THOMSON,  William,  1861-4.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1851  ;  s.  of  William  Thomson, 
Wine  Merchant,  18  India  Street;  d. 

TORRIE,  Robert  Jameson,  1861-8.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  16  Sept.  1850  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Jameson  Torrie,  Advocate,  Edin.,  21 
Royal  Circus  ;  Dux  CI.  3,  5,  and  0 
and  of  the  School,  1868 ;  best  in 
French  and  German,  CI.  7,  1868. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Stockbroker,  Edin.  ; 
of  Torrie,  Brodie  and  Maclagan  ;  Dir.  of 
Edin.  Roy.  Hosp.  for  Sick  Children  ;  m.  1876 
Elleson  Janet,  dau.  of  John  Buchanan  of 
Dowanhill,  Glasg.  ;  d.  7  July  1912  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xix.  161. 

WALKER,  Sydney,  1865-6.  CI.  4,  5.  b. 
6  Oct.  1849  ;  s.  of  Edward  Walker, 
8  Albany  Street. 

Grazier,  N.S.W.  ;  m.  Evelyn  Robinson. 
Address  :  Nekarboo  Station,  Cobar,  N.S.W. , 
AustraUa. 

WALLACE,  John  Ord,  1865-7.  CI.  5- 
U.M.  b.  20  Dec.  1819  ;  s.  of  James 
Wallace,  Banker,  29  Royal  Terrace. 

Com  Merchant,  Lond. ;  Capt.  Lond.  Scot. 
Regt.     Address  :   Moffat. 

WILKIN,  Alexander  Little,  1865-6.  CI.  5. 
b.  7  Feb.  1852  ;  s.  of  Herbert  Wilkin, 
Farmer  ;   Ferguson  Medal,  1866. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Law  Agent,  Annan ;  m. 
Ehzabeth  Wilkin,  Glasg.  ;   d.  26  Feb.  1879. 


DR.  CLYDE'S  CLASS,   1862-9 


ANDERSON,  Isaac,  afterwards  Isaac 
Henry  Anderson,  1866-7.  CI.  U.M. 
s.  of  James  Anderson,  Bridge  of  Cally, 
Blairgowrie. 

S.S.C.  1878;  sometime  Sol.,  Blairgowrie; 


BALFOUR,  Andrew  Francis,  1862-3. 
CI.  1.  b.  29  May  1851  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
.1.  H.  Balfour,  M.D.,  27  Inverleith 
Row. 

Capt.  R.N.  ;  Cadet,  1865;  Sub -Lieut. 
1871  ;  Lieut.  1875 ;  Comm.  1890 ;  ret.  as 
Capt.  1898  ;  served  as  Lieut,  of  '  Rambler  ' 
during  naval  and  mil.  operations  in  Eastern 


Sudan  ;  at  Suakin,  1884-5  (Egyptian  medal 
and  Khedive's  bronze  star)  ;  m.  1889 
Mabelle  Alice,  dau.  of  Isaac  H.  Truman  of 
St.  Leonards ;   d.  31  March  1906. 

BELL,  Alexander,  1862-7.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1851  ;  s.  of  John  Bell,  Enterkine 
House,  Ayrshire. 

m.  A.  D.  Walker.     Address  :   4  Denmark 
Villas,  Hove,  Sus.sex. 

BELL,  Henry  Montgomerie,  1862-9.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  10  April  1852  ;  s.  of  A.  Mont- 
gomerie Bell,  W.S.,  Prof,  of  Con- 
veyancing, Edin.  Univ. ;  Carmichael 
^ledal  for  French  and  German,  1867  ; 


DR.  CLYDE'S  CLASS,  1862-9 


265 


Dux  of  CI.  6.  1868,  and  one  of  the 
Duxes  of  the  School,  1869  ;  3rd  Acad. 
Club  Prize,  1868  ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for 
Scholarship,  1869;  best  in  Latin  Prose, 
CI.  7,  1869. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  Farmer  in  Huntingdon- 
shire ;  Mem.  of  Sch.  Bd,  and  Bd.  of  Guar- 
dians ;  Churchwarden  and  Rep.  at  Ely  Con- 
ferences ;  Education  Sec.  Huntingdonshire 
C.C. ;  Priv.  Sec.  to  H.M.  Insp.  of  Factories, 
Peterborough  dist.  ;  Priv.  Class.  Tutor, 
Edin. ;  occasional  contributor  to  periodicals ; 
m.  Agnes  Bell  Kerr.  Address :  4  Church 
Hill  Place,  Edin. 

BELL,  John  Hamilton,  1862-4.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Bell,  30  Royal  Circus. 

BOOG,  John  Alexander,  1862-5.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  William  Boog,  2  Atholl  Place. 

Sol.,  Edin.,  1S74;  after\vards  practised  in 
Glasg.  (Meikle  and  Boog)  ;   d.  Aug.  1889. 

BROWN,  John  George,  1862-3.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Capt.  Brown,  25  Melville  Street. 

d.  c.  1885. 

BROWN,  Robert  Wright,  1864-5.  CI.  3. 
b.  14  Aug.  1850 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Dr.  Charles 
J.  Brown,  Min.  of  the  New  No,  F.  Ch., 
39  George  Square. 

Craigmount ;  XX.  and  XI.  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
Pres.  Societe  de  Golf  de  Touquet,  France  ; 
Cotton  Broker,  Liverpool,  since  1880;  also 
firm  in  Havre,  France,  since  1901  under 
title  Dennis  and  Brown  ;  proprietor  of 
Llysfasi  Manor  (farming  coll.),  Vale  of 
Clwyd,  N.  Wales  ;  m.  A.  E.  Gallimore  of 
Sheffield.  Address  :  The  Garth,  Oxton, 
Cheshire. 

BURNS,  Frederick,  1862-4.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
G  March  1852  ;  s.  of  Archibald  Bums, 
Man.  Central  Bank  of  Peith. 

Went  to  India  on  staff  of  Bank  of  Bengal ; 
Man.  Nagpore  and  Moulmein ;  resigned 
owing  to  ill-health  ;  went  to  N.Z.  and  acted 
as  Man.  of  Colonial  Bank  at  Invercargill  and 
Wellington  ;  ret.  on  its  amalgamation  with 
Bank  of  N.Z. ;  m.  Edith  Hodgkinson.  Ad- 
dress :  Ararima,  Orari,  N.Z. 

CADELL,  George  Edward  Archer,  1862-6. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  24  Oct.  1851  ;  s,  of  Alex- 
ander   Tod    Cadell,    Lt.-Gen.    R.A. 

(Madras). 

In  business,  Philippine  Islands,  1873-1900  ; 
Brit.  Vice-Consul  at  Cebu,  1874-7;  reap- 
pointed, 1885-98 ;  H.B.M.  Consul  (Actg.), 
Manila,  1884  and  1900.  Address  :  70  West 
Hill,  Sydenham,  Lond.,  S.E. 

CAMPBELL,  Simon  Frazer,  1865-9.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  13  May  1852  ;  s.  of  Sheriff 
James  Campbell,  Edin. 

Indigo-planter,  Bengal,  but  health  broke 
down  and  returned  home  ;   d.  14  June  1880. 


CAMPBELL,  William,  1862-6.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1  Nov.  1850  ;  s.  of  A.  D.  Campbell, 
7  W.  Maitland  Street. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1872  ;  M.R.C.P.E.  1882  ; 
Lt.-Col.  A.M.S.  (ret.);  Surg.  1874;  Surg.- 
Maj.  1884  ;  Surg.  Lt.-Col.  1894  ;  ret.  1897  ; 
served  with  Egyptian  exped.  1882  ;  took 
part  in  action  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  battle 
of  Tel-el-Kebir  (medal  with  clasp,  bronze 
star).     Address:  East  Hill,  Ashford,  Kent. 

CARSTAIRS,  Robert,  March  1866-9. 
CI.  4-7.  b.  6  Nov.  1853  ;  s.  of  James 
L.  Carstairs,  C.E.,  Balwearie,  Kirk- 
caldy ;  2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize,  1869. 

I.C.S.  1872-1903  ;  served  large  portion 
of  his  time  in  Sonthal  Pergunnahs ;  Dep. 
Comr.  1888 ;  Comr.  1902  ;  ret.  1903. 
Author  of  British  Work  in  India ;  Human 
Nature  in  Rural  India  ;  and  A  Plea  for  the 
better  Local  Government  of  Bengal ;  m. 
Emily,  dau.  of  F.  C.  Fowle,  I.C.S.  Address  : 
51  Fountainhall  Road,  Edin. 

COCKBURN,    James    Balfour,    1862-5. 
CI.    1-3.     b.    1851  ;     s.   of   Archibald 
William  Cockburn,  M.D.,  H.M.  Insp. 
of  Asyls.,  Scot, 
d.  1872. 

COLDSTREAM,  Alexander  Robert, 
1862-9.  CI.  1-7.  b.  4  Aug.  1852  ;  s. 
of  John  Coldstream,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E., 
51  York  Place,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.  1870-4  ;  M.D.  1881  ;  M.B., 
C.M.,andL.R.C.S.E.  1874;  F.R.C.S.E.  1879; 
Phys.  at  Florence,  Italy,  since  1882 ;  ret. 
1914  ;  fmly.  Surg,  to  the  Admiralty  at  Leith ; 
Ex-Pres.  of  Roy.  Med.  Soc,  Edin.;  m.  (i) 
Margaret  Mary,  dau.  of  G.  Brock;  (2)  Jane 
Speirs  Playfair,  dau.  of  Rev.  William  Eraser 
of  Brighton.  Address  :  11  Lung  Amo 
Guicciardini,  Florence,  Italy.  See  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xxi.  120. 

COWIE,  J.  Edward,  1865-6.  CI.  4.  s. 
of  C.  J.  Cowie,  Grangefield,  Oxton, 
Cheshire. 

COWIE,  Montrose,  1865-6.  CI.  4.  s. 
of  C.  J.  Cowie,  Grangefield,  Oxton, 
Cheshire. 

CRAIG,  Frederick  William,  1862-7.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  3  Dec.  1851  ;  s.  of  James 
Craig,  Distiller,  6  West  Maitland 
Street ;  Dux  of  CI.  3,  4,  and  5,  1865-7. 

S.S.C.  1877  ;  m.  1879  Katherine  Lorimer, 
dau.  of  F.  B.  Niblett,  Wardie;  d.  16  Jan.  1902. 

CRAN BROOK,  Thomas  Wentworth, 
1864-6.  CI.  3.  s.  of  Rev.  James 
Cranbrook,  Leopold  Place  and  4  Eyre 
Place. 

DAVIDSON,  David,  1863-4.  CI.  2.  s. 
of  David  Davidson,  54  Melville  Street. 


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DICKSON,  James  Macbridc,  1862-9.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  7  Jan.  1852  ;  s.  of  A.  J.  Dick- 
son, S.S.C,  25  Dundas  Street ;  best 
in  Greek  Prose,  CI.  6,  1868. 

M.A.,  LL.B.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  ist  Prize  (Con- 
veyancing), 1S75;  1875  Grierson  Bursary 
(L.avv)  ;  1876  Forensic  Prize  ;  1873  S.S.C. 
Prize  Essay  (bracketed  with  Lord  Shaw  of 
DunfermUne)  ;  W.S.  1875  ;  Pres.  Amateur 
Orchestral  Soc.  1909-10.  Address  :  18  Pal- 
merston  Place,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  John  Brown,  1862-6.  Ci. 
1-4.  b.  30  May  1852  ;  s.  of  J.  Brown 
Douglas,  W.S.,  6  Fettcs  Row. 

W.S.  1879  ;  m.  1882  Emma  Jane,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Overy  West,  Seven  Score,  Kent ; 
d.  Jan.  1908. 

DOVE,  James,  1863-8.  CI.  2-U.M.  b. 
25  Sept.  1851  ;  s.  of  William  Dove, 
1  Inverleith  Row  ;  XI. 

Of  Todshawhaugh,  Hawick;  Sheep  Farmer, 
■    N.Z.    Address:  c/o  Murray,  Roberts  and  Co., 
Dunedin,  N.Z. 

DRUMMOND,  Gavin  Walter,  1862-6. 
CI.  1-3.  s.  of  Maj-Gen.  Drummond, 
R.E.,  27  Warriston  Crescent. 

DUFF,  George,  1863-4.  Q.  2.  s.  of  Dr. 
Charles  Murray  Duff,  Madras. 

DUFF,  Wallace,  1863-4.    CI.  2.    s.  of  Dr. 

Charles  Murray  Duff,  Madras. 

DUNBAR,  Alexander,  1865-6.  CI.  4. 
b.  1852  ;  s.  of  William  Dunbar,  Lang- 
shaw,  Ecelefechan. 

Edin.  Univ.,  Arts,  1866-7;  Med.  1867-71 ; 
M.B.,  CM.  1871  ;  M.D.  1875 ;  Ho.  Surg. 
Mill  Road  Hosp.,  W.  Derby  Union,  Liver- 
pool; later  gen.  med.  pract.  there;  d.  28 
Oct.  1898. 

DUNCAN,  Robert  David,  1863-4.  CI.  2. 
b.  3  June  1852  ;  s.  of  Rev.  R.  D. 
Duncan,  1  Leamington  Terrace. 

Sol.,  Lond.  and  Clapham  ;  Comr.  of 
Oaths  ;  m.  Mary  Bolton.  Address  :  Linley 
Lodge,  Park  Hill,  Clapham,  Lond.,  S.W. 

DL'NCAN,  Wilham,  1863-5.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
18  Jan.  1850  ;  s.  of  David  Duncan, 
Coupar  Angus. 

Clydesdale  Bank,  Dundee,  Edin.,  and 
Glasg.  ;  left  on  account  of  ill-health ;  d. 
5  Feb.  1889  at  Sydney,  N.S.W. 

DUNSMURE,  George,  1864-6.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  5  Aug.  1851  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Dunsmure, 
10  Coates  Crescent. 

Sandhurst ;  Lt.  36th  (Herefordsliire)  Regt. 
1871  ;   m.  Miss  EUott ;   d.  24  June  1878. 


DUNSMURE,  Robert,  1862-5.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  22  Dec.  1851  ;  s.  of  J.  Dunsmure, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  53  Queen  Street. 

Sheep  Fanner,  Queensland  ;  M.L.A.  Mar- 
anoa  dist.  ;   d.  4  Aug.  1894. 

EWING,  Francis  George,  1863-4.  CI.  2. 
b.  31  March  1853  ;  s.  of  John  Ewing, 
Waiter,  Alloa,  Sheriff  Qerk  of  Clack- 
mannan. 

Sol.  1879  ;  Town  Clerk  of  Alloa  ;  Clerk 
of  the  Peace ;  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  James 
Maclay,  Brewer,  Alloa ;   d.  16  July  1913. 

FARQUHARSON,  James  Stirling,  1862-5. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  13  Jan.  1850  ;  s.  of  Joseph 
C.  Farquharson,  9  Inverleith  Place. 

Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.  1867  ;  Agent  West 
End  Branch,  Edin.  ;  J. P.  Stirlingshire. 
Address  :  40  Murrayfield  Gardens,  Edin. 

FINLAY.  James  Fairbairn,  1862-9.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  8  April,  1852  ;  s.  of  William 
Finlay,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  Trinity  ;  one 
of  the  Duxes  of  the  School,  1869  ;  1st 
and  4th  Acad.  Club  Prizes,  and  Prizes 
for  best  in  English  open  to  Rector's 
CI.,  1868  and  1869  ;  2nd  and  3rd  Acad. 
Club  Prizes  and  Prize  for  best  in 
Greek  Testament,  1869 ;  Ferguson 
Medal,  1867  ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1868  ; 
Gloag  Medal,  1869  ;  best  in  German 
and  Greek  Prose,  CI.  7,  1869;  XI. 
Capt. ;  XX.  Capt.  1867-9  ;  won  Mile, 
1868  and  1869  ;  100  Yds.  1809. 

C.S.L  1896;  Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.  1874;  Sp. 
Essay  Prize,  given  by  Mackenzie  of  Kintail 
(essay  published)  ;  A.F.C.  1869-74  ;  Rugby, 
V.  England,  1871,  2,  4,  5 ;  I.C.S.  (passed 
fourth);  Ass.  Comr.,  Punjab,  1875-81  ;  1881 
joined  Accounts  Dept.,  and  was  at  different 
times  Ass.  Accountant-Gen.,  Ass.  Compt.- 
Gen.,  Dep.  Accountant-Gen.,  and  Account- 
ant-Gen. at  Allahabad  and  Calcutta  ;  Under 
Sec.  to  Govt,  of  India  in  Finance  Dept.  at 
Simla  and  Calcutta  for  some  yrs.,  and  Sec. 
1891-1903  ;  temporary  Mem.  of  Gov.-Gen.'s 
Council  in  same  Dept.,  April  to  Sept.  1902  ; 
ret.  1903  ;  Mem.  of  Council  of  India  in 
Lond.  1903-6 ;  Mem.  Gov.-Gen.'s  Council, 
Commerce  and  Industry  Dept.,  1906-8  ;  m. 
Lavinia  Mary,  dau.  of  Col.  Perreau,  I.S.C. 
Address  :  Alverstoke,  Guildford,  Surrey. 
See  also  E.A.  Ch.  x.  130. 

FORRESTER,  James  Stevenson,  1862-5. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1852  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Forrester, 
India. 

L.R.C.P.E.  1873  ;  L.R.C.S.E.  1873  ; 
F.R.C.S.E.  1897;  Surg. -Col.  A.M.D. ;  {Surg, 
ist  Life  Guards,  1874  ;  Surg.-Maj.  and  Surg. 
Lt.-Col.  1894  ;  served  in  Egyptian  War  of 
1882,  and  was  present  at  engagement  at 
Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  both  actions  at  Kassassin, 
and  at  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (medal  with 
tivo  clasps  and  Khedive's  star)  ;  Surg.-Col. 
in  charge  of  Princess  Christian's  Hosp.  Train, 


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267 


So.  African  War,  1900  ;    d.  26  June  1900 ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  vii.  109. 

FRASER,  Arthur  Matheson,  1862-7.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  3  March  1852  ;  s.  of  Arthur 
Fraser,  10  Randolph  Crescent. 

M.A.,  LL.B.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  Barr. 
Line.  Inn  (ret.)  ;  m.  Mary  Gordon.  Address  : 
The  Bon-Accord,  Winnipeg,  Canada. 

FREELAND,  John  Albert  Scott,  1865-7. 
CI.  4-U.M.  b.  1852  ;  s.  of  John  Free- 
land,  Nice  ;  Dux  U.M.  Sch.  1867. 

Lt.  R.A.  1871  ;   d.  18S0. 

GILLIES,  Andrew  Archer,  1862-7.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  19  April  1851  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Francis  Gilhes,  St.  Stephen's  F.  Ch., 
17  Dean  Terrace. 

F.C.A.  ;  J. p.  Co.  of  Chester;  Clirn.  U.D.C. 
Alderley  Edge ;  for  twenty-one  yrs.  Hon. 
Sec.  Manchester  St.  Andrew's  Soc.  ;  Sec. 
Roy.  Jubilee  Exhib.,  Manchester,  1887  ; 
m.  Katherine  Oakley,  dau.  of  Rev.  John 
Thomson,  M.A.,  North  Leith.  Address  : 
46  Brown  Street,  Manchester. 

GRAHAM,  James  Edward,  1863-6.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  12  July  1851  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Graham,  Dunclutha,  Kirn, 
Argyllshire. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.A.  Oxon  (Oriel  Coll.), 
1874  ;  Advocate,  1884  ;  K.C.  1909  ;  eleven 
yrs.  Chm.  Sch.  Bd.  of  Dunoon  and  Kilmun  ; 
U.  candidate  for  city  of  Dundee  (1900)  and 
Hawick  Burghs  (1910)  ;  Hon.  Sheriff  Sub. 
Lothians  and  J. P.  Argyll ;  Author  of  various 
legal  educational  manuals;  m.  1899  Violet 
Mary,  dau.  of  the  late  Dugald  Macfie, 
Gerhallow,  Dunoon.  Address  :  22  Palmer- 
ston  Place,  Edin. 

HARDIE,  David,  1862-3.  CI.  1.  b.  20 
April  1850  ;  s.  of  James  Hardie,  11 
Alva  Street. 

Business  career.  Address  :  Dallas,  Texas, 
U.S.A. 

HENDERSON,  ^Villiam  James,  1862-5. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  19  July  1850;  s.  of 
Andrew  Henderson,  Bank  of  Scot., 
7  Ann  Street. 

Ship  Owner,  Leith ;  of  Henderson  and 
MTntosh,  41  Constitution  Street;  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Capt.  Gibson  Stott, 
Gordon  Highs.  Address  :  10  Lennox  Street, 
Edin. 

HERIOT,  Andrew  Agnew  JIaitland. 
1862-6.  CI.  1-3.  b.  3  April  1851 ;  s. 
of  Sheriff  Maitland  Hcriot,  35  Moray 
Plaee;  XX. 

Liverpool  F.C.  ;  Land  Owner  in  the 
Argentine;  m.  Gertrude  Hamilton.  Address: 
Calle  Sinpacha  220,  Buenos  Aires. 


HILL,  Wardrop  Macviear,  1865-6.  CI.  4. 
b.  7  Aug.  1852  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Hill, 
Merrvlee,  Cathcart,  Chm.  Caled.  Rlv. 
Co. 

Australian  merchant.  Address:  Sydney, 
N.S.W. 

INGLIS,  Harry  Herbert,  1862-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  21  July  1848  ;  s.  of  Right  Hon.  Lord 
Justiee-Gen.  Inglis,  30  Abercromby 
Plaee. 

W.S.  1873  ;   d.  6  Oct.  1907. 

IRVINE,  Duncan  Robertson,  1866-7.  CI. 
U.M.  b.  2  April  1851  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Alex.  R.  Irvine,  D.D.,  Min.  of  Blair- 
Atholl;   XX. 

A. F.C;  Rugby,!;.  England,  1878,  9;  w.  Ire- 
land, 1879  ;  Geolog.  Survey  of  Scot.  1868-S2  ; 
Perth  brewery,  1882-6;  fruit  -  farming  in 
Fresno,  Cal.,  188O-8  ;  Govt.  Engineer,  Vic- 
toria, B.C.,  1888-1912;  m.  Mrs.  S.  White, 
Vancouver;  d.  17  March  19 14  at  Victoria, 
Vancouver  Island,  Canada ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xxi.  139. 

IVORY,  Holmes,  1862-7.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
21  March,  1851  ;  s.  of  William  Ivory, 
Advocate,  12  Albany  Street,  Sheriff 
of  Inverncss-shire. 

W.S.  1876;  of  J.  and  A.  Peddie  and 
Ivory,  W.S. ;  Crown  Receiver  for  Scot. ; 
m.  1877  Margaret  Dick,  e.  dau.  of  John 
Dick  Peddie,  R.S.A.,  Edin.  Address:  35 
Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

KENNEDY,  William,  1862-4.  CI.  1-2. 
b.  13  Jan.  1851  ;  s.  of  Lord  William 
Kennedy,  6th  son  of  1st  Marquis  of 
Ailsa,  2  Buckingham  Terrace. 

Ensign  30th  Regt.  1870  ;  Lt.  1871  ;  ret. 
1875  ;  m.  1874  Susan,  e.  dau.  of  Edward 
Funnell ;   d.  7  July  1883. 

KERR,  Herbert  Jarrett,  1863-6.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  21  June  1851  ;  s.  of  David  Kerr,  21 
Warriston  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  1870-2;  Sugar  -  planter, 
Jamaica ;  Lt.  Trelawny  M.I.  Mil.  ;  J. P. 
Trelawny,  1880,  and  St.  James,  1897  ; 
m.  H.  T.  H.  W.  Vidal.  Address  :  Phoenix, 
Hampden  P.O.,  Jamaica. 

LECKIE,  Norman  Houston,  1863-5.  CI.  2. 
b.  1852  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Leckie,  31  Dublin 
Street. 

Maj.  0.0.  (Roy.  West  Kent)  Regt.  ;  Lt. 
1872;  Capt.  1881  ;  Maj.  1886;  ret.  1889; 
served  in  Boer  War,  1881,  with  Natal  F.F.  ; 
d.  4  March  1905. 

LEITH,  Albert  Howe,  1862-3.  CI.  1.  b. 
1  June  1851  ;  s.  of  Rear-Adm.  John 
James  Leith,  R.N.,  6  Forres  Street. 

Had  an  interesting  career  all  over  the 
world,     including    Australia,    the    Western 


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States  of  America,  Mexico,  and  S.  Africa  ; 
served  through  the  S.  African  War,  during 
the  rehef  of  Ladysmith,  and  died  at  Flushing, 
Cornwall,  from  the  sequence  of  fever  and 
disease  contracted  during  the  war ;  m. 
Margaret  Shaw,  Scarborough,  Yorks ;  d. 
15  June  1903. 

LOGAN,  Alexander  Christopher,  1862-7. 
CI.  1-5.     b.  7  May  1851  ;    s.  of  Alex- 
ander Stuart  Logan,  Advocate,  Sheriff 
of  Forfarshire,  10  Saxc-Coburg  Plaee. 
W.S.  1877.    Address:  TulIiallan,Colinton. 

LYON,  John  D.,  1865-7.  CI.  4-L.M.  s. 
of  Charles  Lyon,  18  Gardner's  Cres- 
cent. 

M'CASKIE,  Allan,  1864-6.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
12  Dec.  1850  ;  s.  of  James  M'Caskie, 
Hermitage  Villa,  Granton. 

S.S.C.  1873-97  ;  m.  Mary  Paterson,  Bridge 
of  Allan. 

MACDOUGALL,  John,  1865-7.  CI.  4- 
L.M.  b.  1851  ;  s.  of  John  Mac- 
DougallofLunga,  Lochgilphead;  Dux 
CI.  M.  4,  1866,  and  L.M.  1867. 

Passed  third  into  and  out  of  Sandhurst, 


1869-' 


Lt.     2 1  St     Huss.  ;      ret.     li 


previously  in   64th  Ft.   and   72nd   Highs.  ; 
J. P.  Cos.  Argyll  and  Kinross  ;   d.  1889. 

MACFARLANE,  Alexander  Goodsir, 
1862-3.  CI.  1.  b.  5  July  1849  ;  s.  of 
Very  Rev.  James  Macfarlane,  D.D., 
Min.  of  Duddingston,  and  Mod.  G.A. 
of  Ch.  of  Scot.  1865. 
d.  1898. 

MACFARLANE,  James,  1862-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  17  Feb.  1852  ;  s.  of  Very  Rev. 
James  Macfarlane,  D.D.,  Min.  of 
Duddingston,  and  Mod.  G.A.  of  Ch. 
of  Scot.  1865. 

d.  1880  at  Guelph,  Canada. 

MACFARLANE,  James  Greig,  1862-6. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  30  June  1851  ;  s.  of  Hon. 
Robert  Macfarlane  (Lord  Ormidale), 
Senator  of  Coll,  of  Justice,  31  Heriot 
Row. 

Paris ;  Darmstadt ;  with  mercantile  firms 
in  Leith  and  Lond.  ;  1874  went  to  Ceylon  as 
a  planter  ;   d.  11  Dec.  1901. 

MACKAY,  Robert,  1862-7.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1  Dec.  1850  ;  s.  of  Robert  Mackay, 
W.S.,  10  Shandwick  Plaee. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  went  to  N.Z.  1872 ;  held 
freehold  there  ;  returned,  1879,  and  lived  in 
south  of  England  ;  m.  Georgiana  Sudifrere 
Chadwicke ;   d.  21  March  1895. 

M  ACL  AG  AN,  Gilbert  Charles,  1865-7. 
CI.  4,  5.    b.  5  April  1852  ;  s.  of  David 


Maclagan,    C.A.,    Man.    Edin.    Life 
Assur.  Co. 

Merchant,  Calcutta,  1S74-80  ;  Pres.  Nat. 
Bank,  Le  Mars,  Iowa,  U.S.A.  ;  ret.  ;  m. 
Lyla,  dau.  of  Robt.  Romanes,  Craigearn, 
Peebles;  d.  31  March  191 4. 

MACLEAN,  John  Hugh,  1863-4.  CI.  2. 
s.  of  Col.  Maclean,  R.A.,  Leith  Fort. 

MACNAIR,  George,  1866-8.  CI.  5,  6.  b. 
28  Nov.  1851  ;  s.  of  George  Macnair, 
Indigo-planter,  44  Hamilton  Terrace, 
Lond.,  N.W.;  XX..  XL;  won  Cricket 
Ball,  High  Jump,  1867;  Cricket  Ball, 
100  Yds.,  High  Jump,  Long  Jump, 
and  Hurdles,  1868 ;  three  Cups  at 
Interscholastic  Sports,  1868. 

Indigo-planter  till  1895  ;  m.  1873  Emma 
Pariss.  Address  :  41  Caniield  Gardens, 
South  Hampstead,  Lond.,  N.W. 

j\LA.CPHERSON,  James,  1864-8.  CI.  3-6. 
b.l852;  s.of  John Macpherson, Spring- 
hill,  Aberdeen. 

d.  1S75. 

MAC  VVHIRTER,  James  M'Killop,  1863-5. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  1850  ;  s.  of  John  Peach 
Macwhirter,  I.C.S. 

Capt.  19th  Huss.  ;  Cornet,  1869 ;  Lt. 
1871  ;  Capt.  1877 ;  res.  1882 ;  m.  1870 
Evelyn  Jane  Usher  ;   d.  1895. 

MADDEN,  Alexander  William,  1862-7. 
CI.  1-L.M.  b.  10  June  1852  ;  s.  of 
Dr.  Madden,  Brighton. 

Tea-planter,  Assam  ;  Capt.  Assam  Valley 
M.R.  ;  d.  15  May  1897  at  San  Francisco  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  v.  4. 

MAIN,  Francis  Ingram,  1862-2  (Dec). 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Mrs.  Main,  1  Drummond 
Place. 

MAIN,  Harry  Robertson,  1862-2  (Dec). 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Mrs.  Main,  1  Drummond 
Place. 

MATHIESON,  William  James,  1865-9. 
CI.  4-7.  b.  2  Aug.  1851  ;  s.  of  J.  E. 
Mathieson,  New  Grove  House,  Hamp- 
stead, London. 

Entered  his  father's  bank  in  Lombard 
Street,  Lond.  ;  lost  his  way  in  the  snow 
when  wintering  at  Davos  Platz  in  1881,  and 
never  recovered  from  the  effects  of  frost- 
bite ;   d.  27  Sept.  1908. 

MAXWELL,  William  Jardine  Herries, 
1862-9.  CI.  1-7.  b.  4  March  1852  ; 
s.  of  W.  H.  Maxwell  of  Munches, 
Castle  Douglas ;  XX. 

E.xeter  Coll.  Oxon,  1870-3 ;  M.A. ;  of 
Munches;  Advocate,  1876  ;   J.P.,  D.L.,  and 


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269 


Convener  of  Stewartry  of  Kirkcudbright 
from  1890 ;  M.P.  Dumfriesshire,  1892-5, 
and  1900-6  ;  m.  1877  Dorothea  Fitzgerald, 
dau.  of  Charles  Lionel  Maitland-Kirwan  of 
Gelstou  Castle,  Castle  Douglas.  Address : 
Munches,  Dalbeattie. 

MONCRIEFF,  Robert  Henry  Scott-, 
1862-4.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  6  May  1851  ; 
s.  of  Maj.  Alex.  P.  Scott-Moncrieff, 
B.S.C. 

Bank  of  Bengal,  India  ;  for  last  thirty 
years  in  England,  and  for  nearly  twenty 
years  Sec.  Internat.  Financial  Soc,  Lond.  ; 
ra.  Anna  C.  Marten.  Address  :  34  Shooter's 
Hai  Road,  Lond.,  S.E. 

MYLNE,  Henry  Charles,  1862-9.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  b.  16  Jan.  1853  ;  s.  of  James 
Mylhe,  W.S.,  35  Charlotte  Square ; 
Dux  U.M.  Sch.  1869. 

Engineer,  Glasg.  and  Lond.  ;  J. P.  Berk- 
shire ;  m.  Edith  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Right 
Hon.  W.  E.  Baxter.  Address  :  Fieldhouse, 
Wokingham,  Berks. 

NISBET,  Christopher  Charles,  1862-7. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  31  Aug.  1851  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Robert  Nisbet,  D.D.,  19  Lynedoch 
Place. 

Of  Stobshiel ;  W.S.  1874;  of  Tawse  and 
Bonar,  \V.S. ;  m.  Janet,  dau.  of  Archibald 
Steuart,  W.S.  Address:  Stobshiel,  Upper 
Keith,  E.  Lothian. 

NISBETT,  North  More,  1862-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  28  July  1852;  s.  of  John  More 
Nisbet  of  Cairnhill  and  The  Drum, 
Gilmerton,  West  Coates  House. 

m.  1889  Hon.  Mary  Grant,  dau.  of  Lord 
Napier  of  Magdala. 

PEDDIE,  Thomas  Anderson,  1862-6.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  17  Nov.  1851  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Peddle,  M.D.,  15  Rutland  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Med.  Student ;  A.F.C.  ;  d. 
6  Oct.  1871. 

PURVES,  Alexander,  1865-7.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  13  Sept.  1850  ;  s.  of  George  Reid 
Purves,  Baker,  Kelso. 

Edin. Univ.;  M.D.;  Phys. ;  d.260ct.  1876. 

RAIMES,  John  Fortune,  1862-5.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  12  Oct.  1849;  s.  of  Richard  Raimes, 
Bonnington  Park. 

Loretto,  1865-7  '■  won  Roy.  Liverpool 
G.C.  Mediil,  1880  ;  Merchant,  Liverpool  and 
Leith ;  m.  Fanny  Fletcher,  dau.  of  Stephen 
White,  Derwent  Lodge,  Wavertree,  Liver- 
pool ;   d.  27  May  1887. 

RAIMES,  Richard,  1862-8.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
27  Feb.  1851  ;  s.  of  Richard  Raimes, 
Bonnington  Park. 


Merchant,  Leith  ;  m.  Margaret  C.  M'Duff, 
dau.  of  Hector  M'Dufi  Duncan,  Damside, 
Auchterarder  ;   d.  9  April  1891. 

RICHARDSON,  Adam  Black,  1862-7. 
CI.  1-L.M.  b.  14  July  1851;  s. 
of   James    Richardson,   F.R.S.E.,    16 

Coates  Crescent,  Edin. 

Ship  Owner,  West  Hartlepool ;  on  retiring 
was  Curator  of  Coins  of  Soc.  of  Antiquaries 
of  Scot.  1887-1900.  Published:  1887  The 
Coinage  of  Scotland  ;  190 1  Catalogue  of  the 
Scottish  Coins  in  the  National  Museum  of 
Antiquities,  Edinburgh,  m.  Alice  Maud, 
dau.  of  William  Nicol  Duckworth,  Copford 
Place,  Colchester  ;   d.  7  Nov.  1909. 

ROBERTSON,  Allan  Joseph,  1862-6.    CI. 
1-4.     s.  of  Joseph  Robertson,  LL.D., 
22  Buccleuch  Place, 
d.  1866. 

ROBERTSON- WALKER,  James,  1866-9. 
CL5-7.  b.  10  Nov.  1850  ;  s.  of  Murdo 
Robertson  ;  High  Jump,  1869. 

Worcester  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  ;  M.C.C.  XL 
1878-88;  Gentlemen  v.  Players  at  Lord's 
and  the  Oval,  also  for  Gentlemen  v.  Aus- 
tralians at  Lord's ;  took  additional  name 
of  Walker  on  succeeding  to  the  estate  of 
Gilgarran,  Cumberland,  1893  ;  J. P.  for 
Cumberland  ;  m.  Emily,  dau.  of  John  H. 
Austin  of  Kingswood  House,  Shortlands, 
Kent.  Address:  Gilgarran,  Distington,  Cum- 
berland. 

ROMANES,  Robert  John,  1862-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  1852  ;  s.  of  Robert  Romanes,  4  Ox- 
ford Terrace. 

Maj.  25th  Regt.  (K.O.S.B.)  ;  Lt.  1872  ; 
Capt.  1881  ;  Maj.  1890  ;   res.  1900  ;  d.  1909. 

SANDERSON,  Richard  Burdon,  1867-9. 
CI.  6,  7.  b.  1  Dec.  1851  ;  s.  of  Richard 
Burdon  Sanderson,  34  Drummond 
Place. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  Wrangler  and  Schol.  ; 
B.A.  and  M.A. ;  Barr.  1876;  M.F.H.,  North- 
umberland; High  Sheriff,  1892;  C.C.,  J. P., 
and  Alderman  for  many  years ;  m.  Katharine 
Emily,  y.  dau.  of  Robert  Henry  Mitford, 
Lond.  ;  d.  9  May  190Q  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
xvi.  116. 

SANDS,  Warren  Hastings,  1862-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  1854  ;  s.  of  W.  J.  Sands,  W.S.,  52 
Great  King  Street. 

Schol.  Lincoln  Coll.  Oxon,  1871-5  ;  B.A. 
1875  ;  M.A.,  B.C.L.  1879  ;  Barr.  Inn.  Tem. 
1877;  practised  on  N.E.  Circuit;  m.  1881 
Juanita  Franzistea,  dau.  of  Theodore  Praiger, 
Mount  Vernon,  Philadelphia;  d.  5  June 
1909  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  151. 

SAUZIER,  Anatole,  1866-7.  CI.  5.  b. 
20  July  1849 ;  s.  of  M.  Sauzier, 
Mauritius. 

Edin.  Univ. ;   Advocate,  1873  ;   Barrister, 


270 


DR.  CLYDE'S  CLASS,  1862-9 


Mauritius ;  Dist.  Mag.  1882-8  ;  Judicial 
Vice-Consul,  Madagascar,  i888  ;  Actg.  Con- 
sul, Madagascar,  1889-97;  Consul,  1897-1910; 
ret.  1910 ;  m.  1879  Caroline  de  Senneville. 
Address  :   Curepipe,  Mauritius. 

SELLAR,  Patrick  Francis  Alexander, 
1863-4.  CI.  2.  b.  24  April  1853  ;  s. 
of  Prof.  William  Young  Sellar,  LL.D., 
1  Randolph  Crescent. 

Marlborough;  d.  8  Jan.  1871  at  Melbourne, 
Australia. 

SIMPSON,  William,  1862-3.  CI.  1.  b. 
15  June  1850  ;  s.  of  Prof.  Sir  James 
Young  Simpson,  Bart.,  M.D.,  Edin. 

Univ. 

Artist;   d.  31  Aug.  1911. 

SPEID,  John  Binny,  1865-9.  CI.  4-7.  b. 
20  Aug.  1851  ;  s.  of  William  Speid, 
Farmer.  Balfour,  Menmiiir,  Forfar- 
shire ;  best  in  French,  CI.  7,  1869  ; 
Cricket  Ball  (105  yds.).  1869;  XL, 
XX. 

d.  14  Sept.  1873. 

SPENCE,  David  John  Alexander,  1862-6. 
CI.  1-4.     s.  of  Dr.  Spence,  Demerara. 

Med.  pract.  Address:  Christianburg, 
Demerara  River,  Brit.  Guiana. 

STEELL,  Graham,  1862-7.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
27  July  1851  ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Steell, 
R.S.A.,  Sculptor  to  Queen  Victoria. 

M.D.  Edin.  1877;  Gold  Medallist; 
F.R.C.P.  Lend.  1889;  Sen.  Phys.  Man- 
chester Roy.  Inf.  ;  Prof,  of  Clin.  Med., 
Victoria  Univ.,  Manchester;  fmly.  Prof,  of 
Systematic  Med.,  etc.  ;  Author  of  various 
text-books  on  medicine  and  articles  to 
med.  journals ;  Lt.-Col.  R.A.M.C.  T.F.  ; 
m.  Agnes  Dunlop,  e.  dau.  of  Rev.  Thos. 
M'Kie,  Erskine,  N.B.  Address  :  4  Anson 
Road,  Victoria  Park,  Manchester. 

TAIT,  James,  1865-9.  CI.  4-7.  b.  12 
July  1851  ;  s.  of  James  Tait,  W.S., 
Kelso. 

Of  Langrigg,  Berwickshire  ;  J. P.  for  Ber- 
wickshire ;  fmly.  tobacco-planter  in  Sumatra ; 
d.  6  Nov.  191 1. 

TAYLOR,  Francis  Pringle,  1863-6.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  16  June  1852;  s.  of  Rev. 
Robert  Taylor,  Min.  of  Greyfriars  F. 
Ch.,  19  Hope  Terrace. 

H.M.S.  '  Britannia ' ;  Lieut.  R.N.  ;  ret. 
owing  to  ill-health,  and  went  to  Australia, 
where  he  served  ten  yrs.  as  Coram,  and 
Comdt.  in  Colonial  Navy;  remained  twenty- 
three  yrs.  in  Australia;  m.  .  Address: 
Kiama,  Essa  Road,  Saltash,  Cornwall. 

TAYLOR,  John  Arthur,  1863-6.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  18  June  1851  ;    s.  of  Rev.  Robert 


Taylor,  Min.  of  Greyfriars  F.  Ch.,  19 
Hope  Terrace. 

Craigmount  and  Switzerland  ;  Merchant ; 
m.  Jane  M'Taggart  Paton,  late  of  Ayr. 
Address  :  Lismore,  Cliff  Avenue,  Cromer, 
Norfolk. 

THATCHER,  John  Vicary,  1862-6.  CI. 
1-4.  b.l852;  s.of  LewisHayThatcher, 
M.D.,  18  Albany  Street. 

Tea-planter,  Ceylon ;  m.  Helen  Teresa 
Daly  ;   d.  4  Jan.  1912. 

THOMSON,  George  Monro,  1862-6.  CI, 
1-4.  b.  12  Feb.  1851  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
.John  Thomson,  Min.  of  Balmerino, 
Fife. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  of  Berryhill,  Kincardine- 
shire ;  W.S.  1874 ;  d.  20  Dec.  1904  ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xii.  69. 

THORNTON,  John  James  Muir,  1863-4. 
CI.  2.  b.  Oct.  1849 ;  s.  of  George 
Thornton,  India-rubber  Manufacturer, 
Edin. 

Of  Thornton  and  Co.,  India-rubber  Manu- 
facturers, Edin.  ;  ret.  and  lived  afterwards 
in  Eng. ;  m.  (i)         ;  (2)         ;  d.  Feb.  1897. 

WALKER,  John,  1865.  CI.  3.  b.  1832 ; 
s.  of  Edward  Walker,  8  Albany  Street. 

Grazier,  N.S.W. ;  m.  (i)  Annie  Porter ; 
(2)  Margaret  Agnes  Garrigan  ;  d.  29  Oct. 
1899. 

WATSON,  George  de  Bourboulon,  1862-6. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  22  March  1852  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
T.  Boswall  Watson  of  Hong-Kong,  28 
Broughton  Place. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1885  ;  L.R.C.P.E.  and 
L.R.C.S.E. ;  L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1884;  med. 
pract.  ;  m.  Diana  J.  M.  Walton.  Address  : 
3rd  Avenue  West,  Kitsilano,  Vancouver, 
B.C. 

WATSON,  Thomas  Boswall,  1862-7.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  29  Sept.  1850  ;  s.  of  Dr.  T. 
Boswall  Watson  of  Hong-Kong,  28 
Broughton  Place. 

M.B., CM. Edin.  1872;  M.D.  1888  (with  dis- 
tinction) ;  med.  pract.  at  Liscard,  Cheshire ; 
afterwards  at  Tufnell  Park,  Lond.  (ret.)  ; 
m.  Mary  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Peter  Hobson, 
Knaresbro,  Yorks.  Address:  Great  South 
Hawke,  Woldingham,  Surrey. 

WATT,  Samuel  Beveridge,  1864-6.  CI. 
3,  4.  s.  of  Robert  Watt,  Writer, 
Airdrie. 

WILSON,  Francis  Johnstone,  1862-4. 
CI.  1,  2.  s.  of  Mrs.  Wilson  of  Elgin, 
9  Picardy  Place. 

WILSON,  Hugh  Thurburn,  1866-7.  CI.  5. 
b.  17  Sept.  1851  ;  s.  of  John  Wilson, 


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■271 


Factor  for  Earl  of  Scafield,  Tochincal, 
Cullen. 

Edin.  Univ.  1867-70;  Union  Bank  of 
Australia,  1872-88;  Sub-Man.,  Melbourne; 
Gen.  Man.  Roy.  Bank  of  Australia  since 
1888  ;  m.  Annette  Emily  Baker.  Address  : 
Roy.  Bank  of  Australia  Ltd.,  Alelbourne, 
Australia. 

WILSON,  Thomas  Duddingston,  1862-8. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  18  Jan.  1851  ;  s.  of  David 
Wilson,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  12  Dean 
Terrace  ;  Dux  CI.  1  and  2,  1863  and 
1864. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A. ;  M.B.  1875  ;  Neil 
Arnot  Prize  ;  L.R.C.S.E.  1875  ;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1879  ;  med.  pract.,  Edin.  ;  Phys.  Craig- 
lockhart  Hydro.  ;  m.  Ella,  widow  of  Henry 
Mackintosh ;  d.  8  March  1906 ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xiii.  81. 

WOOD,  Oswald  Gillespie,  1864-8.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  30  Oct.  1851  ;  s.  of  John 
Gillesjjie  Wood,  M.D.,  Dep.  Insp.- 
Gen.  of  Hosp. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.  1873 ;  L.R.C.S.E. 
1872  ;  M.D.  18S6 ;  Brig.  Surg.  Lt.-Col. 
R.A.M.C.  ;  C.B.  1900;  Surg.  1873;  Surg.- 
Maj.    1886 ;     Lt.-Col.     1894 ;     Brig.     Surg. 


Lt.-Col.  1897  ;  served  in  Egyptian  War  of 
1882,  and  was  present  at  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  (medal  with  clasp  and  Khedive's  star)  ; 
with  Nile  exped.  1889,  as  Sen.  Med.  Off.  ; 
in  S.  Africa,  1 899-1901,  in  charge  of  Gen. 
Hosp.,  with  rank  of  Col.  (desp.,  C.B.,  Queen's 
medal,  three  clasps.  King's  medal,  two  clasps) ; 
m.  Sarah  Ireland  ;  d.  4  Jan.  1902  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  ix.  90. 

^VRIGHT,  Johnstone  Christie,  1862-3. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  4  Dec.  1852  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Wright,  8  Fettes  Row. 

Fire  Insurance  Insp.  ;  F.R.S.E.  ;  m.  S.  M. 
Roberts.  Address  :  Northfield,  Colinton, 
Midlothian. 

WYLIE,  Irving  Clarke,  1863-7.  CI. 
4-L.M.  s.  of  Mrs.  Wylie,  Aglionby 
House,  Shrewsbury. 

YOUNG,  William  Charles,  1866-7.  CI.  5. 
b.  11  Dec.  1851  ;  s.  of  Robert  Young, 
Sol.,  Elgin. 

Edin.  Univ.  1 867-9 ;  Sol.  and  City  Chamber- 
lain, Elgin  ;  Pres.  Elgin  Guildry  Fund.  Soc.  ; 
Chm.  Burghead  Harbour  Co.,  N.E.  Shipping 
Co.,  and  Northern  Storage  Co.  ;  m.  Rachel 
W.  M.  Emslie,  Dundee.  Address  :  Rotha, 
Elgin. 


MR.  CARxMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1863-70 


ADAM,  Patrick  William,  1863-4  and 
1866-7.  CI.  1  and  L.M.  b.  12  Oct. 
1832;  s.  of  Patrick  Adam,  S.S.C, 
9  Brandon  Street. 

Student,  R.S.A. ;  Maclaine  Watters  Medal, 
1878;  A.R.S.A.  1883;  R.S.A.  1897.  Prin- 
cipal Works  :  The  Sisters ;  Alice  in  Won- 
derland ;  Ducal  Palace,  Venice  (Aber- 
deen Art  Gallery)  ;  In  the  Studio  and 
Christmas  Cards  (Auckland  Gallery,  N.Z.). 
Interiors  :  Hyndford  ;  Smeaton-Hepburn  ; 
W.S.  Libraries,  Upper  and  Lower,  etc. 
Diploma  Work :  Morning  in  Scottish  National 
Gallery.  Hon.  Sec.  Scottish  Artists'  Bene- 
volent Fund;  m.  1889  Alice  Theodora,  2nd 
dan.  of  E.  D'Olier,  Knocklin,  Bray,  Ireland. 
Address  :   Ardilea,  North  Berwick. 

ADAMS,  Edward,  1866-8.  CI.  L.M.  s. 
of  Henry  Adams,  N.Z. 

ALEXANDER,  Henry,  1863-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  7  May  1852  ;  s.  of  James  Alexander, 
Balmule,  Dunfermline. 

Linen  Manufacturer,  Dunfermlme ;  m. 
Euphemia  Ellen,  dau.  of  Robert  Harper, 
Edmonston  Mains,  Liberton.  Address  : 
Priory  House,  Dunfermline. 

ANDERSON,  Charles,  1863-71.  CI.  1-7. 
s.  of  Charles  Anderson,  Trinity  House, 
Trinity ;     best    in    Geography    and 


History  (Mod.),  1870  ;   best  in  Eng- 
lish, Rector's  CI.,  1871. 

Publisher  and  part  proprietor  of  the 
North  British  Agriculturist ;  m.  Sarah,  dau. 
of  T.  J.  Dransfield  of  Liyerpool.  Address: 
13  Greenhill  Place,  Edin. 

ANDERSON,  Edward  Markham,  1863-3. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  28  Nov.  1832;  s.  of 
Francis  Anderson,  W.S.,  Edin. 

d.  I  Aug.  1880. 

ANDERSON,  James,  1865-8.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  25  Aug.  1851  ;  s.  of  James  Ander- 
son, High  Holm,  Port  Glasgow. 

Glasg.  and  St.  Andrews  Univs.  ;  Account- 
ant;  m.  1880  Mary,  e.  dau.  of  Robt. 
Duncan,  sen..  Shipbuilder,  Port  Glasgow  ; 
d.  22  June  1909. 

ATKINSON,  Lang,  1863-4.  CI.  1.  Miss 
Lang,  Stoneyhill,  Musselburgh  (Guar- 
dian); d. 

BALFOUR,  Isaac  Bayley,  1864-70.  CI. 
2-7.  b.  31  March  1853  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
J.  H.  Balfour,  M.D.,  27  Inverleith 
Row. 

Edin.  Univ.,  Strasburg,  and  Wiirzburg  ; 
liing's  Botanist  in  Scot.  ;  Regius  Keeper  of 
Roy.    Bot.    Garden,  Edin.  ;    Prof,  of  Bot., 


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Edin.  Univ.,  since  1888  ;  M.D.,  D.Sc,  LL.D., 
M.A.,  F.R.S.  ;  Transit  of  Venus  exped.  to 
Rodriguez,  1874 ;  Regius  Prof,  of  Bot., 
Glasg.  Univ.,  1879-84  ;  explored  island  of 
Socotra,  1880 ;  Sherardian  Prof,  of  Bot., 
Oxford  Univ.,  and  Fell,  of  Magdalen  Coll., 
1884-8 ;  Authorof  Botany  of  Rodriguez,  1 878 ; 
Botany  of  Socotra,  1888 ;  Ed.  Annals  of 
Botany ;  m.  Agnes,  dau.  of  Robert  Balloch, 
Glasg.     Address  :  Inverleith  House,  Edin. 

BELL,    Francis    Graham,     1863-6.     CI. 
1-3.     b.  28  April  1851  ;   s.  of  Thomas 
Bell,  C.E.,    and  Col.   City  of   Edin. 
Art.  Vols.,  8  Saxe-Coburg  Place, 
d.  26  Dec.  1881. 

BELL,  George  Joseph,  1868-4.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  John  D.  Bell,  Barr.,  London. 

BERRY,  George  Andreas,  1865-6  (Dec). 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  6  Oct.  1853  ;  s.  of  Walter 
Berry  of  Glenstriven,  16  Carlton  Ter- 
race. 

Marlborough  Coll.  1866-7  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
M.B.,  CM.  1876  ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1882  ;  Lond., 
Paris,  Vienna,  Copenhagen,  Giessen  ;  Oph- 
thalmic Surg.,  Edin.;  F.R.S. ;  Sen.  Ophth. 
Surg.  Edin.  Roy.  Inf. ;  Surg.-Oculist  to  H.M. 
in  Scot.  ;  Vice-Pres.  R.C.S.E. ;  Pres.  Oph- 
thalmological  Soc.  of  Gt.  Britain ;  Author  of 
various  works  on  diseases  of  the  eye  ;  m. 
1883  Agnes  Jean,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Muir, 
K.C.S.I.  Address:  31  Drumsheugh Gardens, 
Edin. 

BLACKWOOD,  William,  1866-70.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  25  May  1852  ;  s.  of  William 
Blackwood,  Writer  and  Banker,  etc., 
Peebles ;  Ferguson  Medal,  1868 ; 
Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Math.,  CI.  7, 
1870 ;  won  Pole  Jump  and  Long 
Leap,  1870 ;  XX.,  XL 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  ;  A.F.C.  ;  Peebles  Co. 
XI.  ;  twice  in  Queen's  Sixty  at  Wimbledon  ; 
Writer  and  Banker,  Peebles  ;  Co.  Clerk,  etc., 
Peeblesshire;  Maj.  K  Co.  6th  R.S.V.B.  ; 
m.  Catherine  Wilson  Thorburn  ;  d.  5  Jan. 
1892. 

BOWHILL,  James  Henry,  1863-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  1853  ;   s.  of  Dr.  Bowhill,  Bengal. 

Lt.-Col.  62nd  Regt.  ;  Lt.  1872 ;  Capt. 
1880 ;  Maj.  (ret.),  1890 ;  Lt.-Col.  Reserve, 
1902  ;   d.  1909. 

BOYD,  John  George,  1863-9.     CI.  1,  4-6. 
b.  3  Oct.   1852  ;    s.   of  John  Boyd, 
Publisher,  27  Melville  Street, 
d.  3  May  1906. 

BUCHANAN,   Francis   Charles,   1864-5. 
CI.  2.    b.  1853  ;  s.  of  John  Buchanan 
of  Powis,  Stirhng. 
Of  Powis,  Stirling  ;   d. 


BUCHANAN,  John,  1864-5.  CI.  2.  b. 
1852  ;  s.  of  John  Buchanan  of  Powis, 
Stirhng;  d. 

CADELL,  Hugh  Francis,  1863-7.  CI.  1- 
L.M.  b.  21  Nov.  1852 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Tod  CadcU,  Lt.-Gen.  R.A.  (Madras). 

Lt.-Col.  M.S.C.  ;  Lt.  83rd  Ft.  1874  ;  Capt. 
1885 ;  Maj.  1894 ;  Lt.-Col.  1900 ;  Pay 
Examiner  in  Poona,  1908  ;  m.  1891  Nora 
Marv  de  Malahide,  dau.  of  David  Munn, 
F.R^S.E.     Address  :   Poona. 

CADELL,  James  John,  1863-7.  CI.  1- 
L.M.  b.  17  May  1851  ;  s.  of  William 
Cadell  of  Banton,  W.S. 

S.  father  in  estate  of  Banton,  Stirling- 
shire, 1862  ;   d.  7  April  1872. 

CADELL,  William  Alexander,  1863-6. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  20  Nov.  1853  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Tod  Cadell,  Lt.-Gcn.  R.A. 
(Madras). 

Merchant,  Singapore  ;   d.  i  Oct.  1908. 

CAMPBELL,  John  Charles,  1865-70.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  19  March  1853  ;  s.  of  Duncan 
Alexander  Campbell,  Barriemore,  Ap- 
pin,  Argyllshire  ;  EngUsh  Essay  Prize, 
1870 ;  XX. ;  won  High  Jump,  1870. 

Edin.  Univ.  1870-1  ;  R.M.A.  Woolwich, 
1871-3  ;  passed  out  first ;  Pollock  Medal ; 
Good  Conduct  Sword  ;  Col.  R.E.  ;  Lt.  1873  ; 
Capt.  1885  ;  Maj.  1892 ;  Lt.-Col.  1899 ; 
Col.  1903  ;  ret.  1905  ;  joined  Jowaki  exped. 
1877-8  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  served  in  Afghan 
War,  1878-S0  ;  was  present  at  capture 
of  All  Musjid  and  repulse  of  attack  on 
Jagdalak  Kotal  Fort  (desp.,  medal  with 
clasp  for  All  Musjid)  ;  Ex-Engineer,  Mil. 
Works  Dept.  ;  comdg.  R.E.,  Dublin,  1900; 
Ceylon,  1901-4 ;  J. P.  burgh  of  Dubhn, 
1900 ;  m.  Helen  Marian  Hall.  Address : 
Court  Lodge,  Harrietsham,  Kent. 

CAMPBELL,  William  Alexander,  1866-8. 
CI.  L.  and  U.M.  b.  22  Dee.  1851  ; 
s.  of  Archibald  Campbell,  Glasg. ; 
Dux  U.M.  Sch.  1868. 

Merchant,  Glasg.  ;  m.  Miss  Galloway, 
Glasg.  Address  :  9  Woodlands  Terrace, 
Glasg. 

COLES,  Frederick  R.,  1865-6.  CI.  3.  b. 
1853. 

Sometime  Ass.  Curator,  Museum  of  An- 
tiquities, Edin. 

COOPER,  Alexander  Hill,  1863-8.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  22  Jan.  1852  ;  s.  of  William 
Cooper,  W.S.,  of  Failford,  Ayrshire. 

W.S.  1877  ;  m.  1881  Cecilia,  dau.  of  Henry 
Ritchie  Cooper  of  Ballindalloch,  Stirling- 
shire.    Address  :   54  Manor  Place,  Edin. 


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273 


COUPER,  Frederick  P.,  1863-5.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Couper,  19  Warriston  Cres- 
cent. 

Address :  lo  Prince's  Avenue,  Muswell  Hill, 
Lond.,  N. 

COUPER,  George  John,  1864-5.  CI.  2. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Couper,  19  Warriston  Cres- 
cent. 


COWIE,  T.  M.,  1866-8. 
s.  of  William  Cowie, 
Birkenhead. 


CI.  L.  and  U.M. 

7  Caroline  Park, 


CRAWFORD,  Francis  Chalmers,  1863-8. 
CI.  1-5,  b.  24  Aug.  1851  ;  s.  of  Adam 
C^a^vford,  19  Royal  Terrace. 

First  winner  of  Silver  Iron,  Roy.  Scott.  G.C. 
(afterwards  Roy.  Wimbledon) ;  Roy.  Liver- 
pool G.C.  ;  Stockbroker,  Lond.;  ret.  1896; 
Mem.  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  King's  Body- 
guard for  Scot.;  F.R.S.E.  ;  Pres.  Scott. 
Microscopical  Soc.  ;  donor  of  a  bird  collec- 
tion to  the  E.A.,  a  keen  botanist,  and  ac- 
tively interested  in  careers  of  Academy  boys 
in  pursuit  of  botanical  and  ornithological 
knowledge ;  Author  of  Anatomy  of  British 
Carices ;  d.  9  Feb.  1908  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
XV.  85. 

CUNINGHAM,  Edmund  Cyprian,  1863-9. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  7  March  1853  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Cuningham  of  Newholm,  W.S., 
Sec.  Comrs.  Northern  Lighthouses. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1878  ;  Mem.  of  Roy. 
Co.  of  Archers,  King's  Bodyguard  for  Scot.  ; 
sometime  of  Duncan,  Archibald  and  Cun- 
ingham ;  afterwards  partner  of  Gillespie  and 
Paterson,  W.S. ;  d.  26  Oct.  1913. 

DALMAHOY,  James  Alexander,  1863-7. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  8  Dec.  1853  ;  s.  of  Patrick 
Dalmahoy,  W.S.,  69  Queen  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  W.S.  1877  ;  M.V.O., 
V.D.  ;  late  Lt.-Col.  (Hon.  Col.)  comdg. 
1st  Lowland  Brig.  R.F.A.  ;  m.  Frances 
Marion,  dau.  of  Alexander  Edward  Hender- 
son, Advocate,  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Lothians  and 
Peebles  ;  d.  18  Sept.  1911  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xix.  6. 


DAVIDSON,  David  Albert, 
1-6.  b.  26  Aug.  1853 
Sir  D.  Davidson,  K.C.B 
Momingside. 

C.E.     Address  :      13     Cambridge 
Edin. 


1863-9.     CI. 

s.    of    Col. 

Woodcroft, 


Street, 


DIXON,  Henry,  1866-8.  CI.  L.M.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Dixon,  Whittington  Lodge,  Beau- 
champ  Terrace  East,  Leamington. 

DOUGLAS,  John  Ogilvie,  1863-5.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  2  Nov.  1848;  s.  of  John 
D.  W.  Douglas,  Edin.,  Searcher  of 
Public  Records. 


Orange-grower  and  storekeeper  in  Florida 
for  many  yrs. ;  now  at  Atlanta,  Georgia  ; 
m.  Annie,  dau.  of  Thos.  H.  Douglas,  Edin. 
Address  :  c/o  William  Simpson,  Austell, 
Georgia,  U.S.A. 

DRUMMOND,  David,  1866-70.  CI.  4-6. 
s.  of  Rev.  D.  Drummond,  Hounds- 
wood,  by  Grantshouse. 

Settled  in  S.  Africa. 

DUDGEON,  William  Le  Gevt,  1866-7. 
CI.  L.M.  b.  6  Oct.  1852  ;  s.  of  Patrick 
Dudgeon  of  Cargen,  Dumfries. 

B.A.,  Ch.  Ch.  Oxon  ;  m.  Louisa  Anne, 
dau.  of  Col.  Ewart.  Address  :  Stourbank, 
Nayland,  Colchester. 

DUNLOP,  James  Hamilton,  1863-7.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  3  Oct.  1851  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
C.  S.  Murray  Dunlop,  M.P.,  of  Corsock, 
Dalbeattie. 

d.  I  Nov.  1870. 

DL'NLOP,  Lewis  Gordon,  1863-9.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  26  July  1853  ;  s.  of  Charies 
Tennant  Dunlop,  St.  Rollox,  Glasg. 

Westminster  Sch.  1869  ;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon, 
1874  ;   d.  autumn  1878  at  Munich. 

DUNSMURE,  Henry  William  Hender- 
son, 1863-7.  CI.  1-L.M.  b.  17  Nov. 
1852 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Dunsmurc, 
Merchant,  Leith. 

Dir.  Con.  Goldfields  of  S.  Africa  Ltd.  ; 
J. P.  Perthshire ;  m.  Alice  Mary  Terrot,  y. 
dau.  of  Canon  Malcolm,  Dunblane,  N.B. 
Address  :  Glenbruach,  near  Callander,  Perth- 
shire. 

EDDINGTON,  George,  1863-5.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  23  June  1851  ;  s.  of  Col.  SmoUet 
Montgomerie  Eddington  of  Glen- 
creggan,  Kintyre. 

Drowned  by  the  foundering  of  s.s.  '  State 
of  Florida,'  18  April  1884. 

FREEMAN,    Martin    Lindsay,     1863-5. 
CI.  1,  2,     b.  13  Aug.  1852  ;  s.  of  S.  T. 
Freeman,  C.E.,  Newbank,  Trinity. 
C.E.  ;    d.  4  June  1878. 

GILLESPIE,  John  Hamilton,  1863-9. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  14  Oct.  1852  ;  s.  of  Sir 
John  Gillespie,  W.S.,  53  Northumber- 
land Street ;  XX. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  Capt.  XX.  1870 ; 
W.S.  1875  ;  Mayor  of  Sarasota  Town, 
Florida,  1903-8  and  1910 ;  Jt.  Sec.  with 
his  father  of  the  Roy.  Caled.  Hunt,  1880-4  ; 
Capt.  Midlothian  Coast  Art.  1884  ;  Capt. 
T.F.  Assoc.  ;  m.  (i)  1880  Mary  Ann  M'lvor  ; 
(2)  1905  Blanche  M'Daniel.  Address:  Sara- 
sota, Florida,  U.S.A.,  and  Huntly  Lodge, 
Moffat. 


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GISIKO,  Axel  Markham,  1863-5.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1852  ;  s.  of  Axel  Gisiko,  St. 
Petersburg. 

Dresden  ;  Merchant  in  Lond.,  St.  Peters- 
burg, and  N.Y. 

GLEGG,  James  Hepburn,  1863-7.  CI. 
1-L.M.  b.  5  Aug.  1851 ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Henry  Vibart  Glegg,  H.E.I.C.S.,  8 
Carlton  Street. 

Scottish  Widows'  Fund  Office,  Edin.  ;  d. 
30  Oct.  1908. 

GRAHAM,  William,  1863-5.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  17  Feb.  1854  ;  s.  of  Rev.  William 
Graham,  Min.  of  Newhaven. 

Commercial  Union  Insur.  Co.,  Glasg., 
-1877 ;  N.B.  and  Merc.  Insur.  Co.  H.O. 
1877-87  ;  m.  Mina,  dau.  of  John  G.  Brash, 
Trinity  ;   d.  11  Nov.  1887. 

GRANT,  Charles,  1863-6.  CI.  1-3.  b.  29 
July  1850  ;  s.  of  Charles  Grant,  Hazel 
Brae,  Glen  Urquhart,  Inverness. 

Leamington  Coll.  ;  with  CM.  Yeo.  through 
Kafir  and  Basutu  Wars.  Address  :  Hazel 
Brae,  Glen  Urquhart,  Inverness-shire. 

GRANT,  James  Walter,  1863-6.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1  Oct,  1853 ;  s.  of  John  Peter 
Grant,  W.S.,  35  Melville  Street. 

Maj.  R.M.A. ;  Lt.  1872  ;  Capt.  1884  ; 
Maj.  1893  ;  ret.  1896  ;  served  in  Egyptian 
War,  1882  ;  present  at  engagement  at  El 
Magfar,  at  both  actions  at  Kassassin,  and 
at  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (medal  with  clasp 
and  Khedive's  star)  ;   d.  3  Feb.  1897. 

GRANT,  John  Andrew,  1863-6.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  30  Dec.  1854;  s.  of  John  Peter 
Grant,  W.S.,  35  Melville  Street. 

I.C.S.  1875-95  (ret.)  ;  m.  Emily,  dau.  of 
Geo.  Barclay,  17  Coates  Crescent,  Edin. 
Address:  Wellfield,  Gateside,  Fife. 

HAGART,  William,  1863-7.  CI.  1-L.M. 
b.  1853;  s.  of  P.  Hagart,  32  York 
Place,  Perth. 

HARRIS,  Ernest  Thome,  1863-5.  CI. 
1,  2.  s.  of  Joseph  Thorne  Harris,  17 
York  Place. 

HERIOT,  Frederick  Maitland,  1863-7. 
CI.  1-L.M.  b.  14  Sept.  1852  ;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Maitland  Heriot,  35  Moray 
Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  1868-9;  1869-74  '^'^^  Brown, 
Shipley  and  Co.,  Lond.  ;  1874-86  in  com- 
mercial business  in  Manila,  Philippine 
Islands  ;  1888  to  date  Man.  the  British  Bank 
of  S.  America,  Buenos  Aires ;  m.  Emily 
Macaulay,  5th  dau.  of  Charles  Pelly,  and 
g.  dau.  of  Sir  John  Henry  PeUy,  Bart.  Ad- 
dress: The  British  Bank  of  S.  America, 
Buenos  Aires. 


HEWAT,  Richard  James,  1863-4.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  M.  G.  Hewat,  19  Highbury  New- 
Park,  Islington,  Lond.,  N. 

HUME,  James  Alexander  Ross,  1863-7 
and  1869-70.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  22  Feb. 
1852  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Andrew  Ross,  5th 
Huss.,  Austrian  Army,  26  Dundas 
Street. 

B.A.  (Merton  Coll.)  Oxon ;  Capt.  and 
Stroke  of  Col.  VIII.  ;  ra.  Isobel  Frances 
Mitchell  limes  of  Ay  ton  Castle.  Address  : 
Ninewells,  Chimside,  Berwickshire. 

IRVINE,  AHster  Stewart,  1866-8.  CI.  L. 
and  U.M.  b.  April  1852 ;  s.  of  William 
Stewart  Irvine,  M.D.,  Craigatin,  Pit- 
lochry. 

Edin.  Univ.  1868-9  '•  mercantile  office, 
Liverpool,  1870-1  ;   d.  June  1871. 

IRVINE,  Robert  William,  1866-9.  CI, 
4-6.  b.  19  April  1853  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Alex.  R.  Irvine,  D.D.,  Min.  of  Blair- 
AthoU ;  XX.,  XI. 

M.D.  Edin.  1876  ;  F.R.C.S.E. ;  won  throw- 
ing Hammer  at  Univ.  Sports,  1872  and 
1873  ;  A.F.C.  1869-80  (Capt.  1873-6) ;  Rugby 
Internationals  v.  England,  1871-80  (Capt.)  ; 
V.  Ireland,  1877-80  ;  med.  pract.  at  Pitlochry 
with  his  uncle.  Dr.  W.  Stewart  Irvine ; 
Off.  D.  of  Atholl's  Highs.,  and  prominent 
promoter  of  local  athletic  pursuits ;  m. 
Williamina,  dau.  of  J.  Hogg  of  Low  Valley- 
field,  Fifeshire  ;  d.  18  April  1897  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  iv.  81. 

JAMES,  Richard  Lowther,  1864-9.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1853  ;  s.  of  Hugh  James, 
Monkhill,  Carlisle ;  d. 

JARDINE,  James,  1868-6.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
29  March  1851  ;  s.  of  William  Alex- 
ander Jardine,  C.E.,  19  Queen  Street. 
In  insur.  office,  and  latterly  farmer  ;  m. 
Miss  Anderson,  10  Albany  Street,  Edin.  ; 
d.  14  Oct.  1898. 

JOHNSTON,  David  George,  1867-70. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  1  Aug.  1854  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
George  Johnston,  Lanark. 

M.B.,  CM.  Glasg.  1876;  John  Hunter 
Medal,  Anat.,  1870-1  ;  William  Hunter 
Medal,  Surg.,  1872-3;  also  at  Bonn,  Lond., 
and  Dubhn ;  Scot.  Inter-Univ.  100  Yds. 
(Glasg.)  four  years,  1872-6  ;  Res.  Phys.  to 
H.H.  the  late  Duke  of  Teck  ;  held  various 
hosp.  appointments,  Glasg.  and  Lond. 
Address :  Caledonian  Club,  St.  James's, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

JOLLY,  Robert  Keith,  1863-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  12  Jan.  1852 ;  s.  of  William 
Gairdner  Jolly,  Catter  House,  Dry- 
men,  Chamberlain  to  D.  of  Montrose. 

d,  1868. 


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275 


JONES,  Arthur  Williams,  1865-7.  CI.  3- 
L.M.  b.  23  May  1851  ;  s.  of  Rev.  R. 
Jones,  Branxton  Vicarage,  near  Cold- 
stream. 

Capt.  Victoria  F.C.  1876  ;  Sec.  Victoria 
C.C.  1879-82  ;  Capt.  Victoria  G.C.  1904-8  ; 
went  to  Victoria,  B.C.,  1873;  joined  Hud- 
son Bay  Co.  1874  ;  resigned,  1883  ;  Off. 
in  Canadian  Mil.  for  over  twenty-five  yrs.  ; 
Ordnance  Off.  in  cfiarge  and  Actg.  A.S.C.  Off., 
Esquimault,  wfiere,  as  represent,  of  Dominion 
Govt.,  he  took  over  the  forts  and  barracks 
from  the  Imperial  troops  ;  ret.  as  Hon. 
Lt.-Col.  1906  ;  head  of  financial  firm  of 
A.  W.  Jones  Ltd.  ;  m.  Emma,  3rd  dau.  of 
Joseph  Loesven  of  Victoria,  B.C.  Address  : 
n6o  Rockland  Avenue,  Victoria,  B.C. 

KERMACK,  Henry,  1863-8.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
22  Jan.  1853  ;  s.  of  William  Ramsay 
Kermack,  W.S.,  27  York  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  Advocate,  1878 ; 
m.  1885  Helen  Jane,  dau.  of  Stuart  Grace, 
St.  Andrews  ;   d.  13  Dec.  1895. 

KERR,  Alexander  Robert  Charles,1863-5. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1852  ;  s.  of  Charles  Maule 
Kerr,  Merchant,  Leith,  11  Dean  Ter- 
race. 

d.  II  Oct.  1883  in  Manitoba. 

KERR,  William  Louis,  1863-6.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  11  Jan.  1853  ;  s.  of  David  Kerr,  21 
Warriston  Crescent. 

Sugar-planter,  Jamaica  ;  J. P.  Trelawny 
and  St.  James'  Parishes;  m.  Amy  Whitting- 
ham  ;   d.  21  April  1913. 

LAWFORD,  Herbert  Fortescue,  1867-8. 
CI.  U.M.  s.  of  Thomas  A.  Lawford, 
Threadneedle  Street,  Lond.,  E.C. 

LAWRIE,  Alfred  C,  1864-5.  CI.  2.  s. 
of  Roljert  Lawrie,  Whalley  Range, 
Manchester. 

LIDDALL,  William  John  Norbray, 
1865-70.  CI.  3-7.  b.  15  May  1853  ; 
s.  of  P.  Liddall,  40  Northumberland 
Street ;  Dux  CI.  4,  5,  and  of  School, 
1870  ;  E.A.  Exhib.  1871-4  ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1869;  Gloag  Medal,  1870; 
best  in  French,  German,  Latin  Prose, 
Greek  Prose  and  Verse,  English  and 
Greek  Testament,  CI.  7,  1870;  1st, 
3rd,  and  4th  Acad.  Club  Prizes,  1870. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.A.  Lond.  ;  Black- 
stone  Greek  Medal,  Glasg.,  1874 ;  Greek 
Travelling  Schol.  1879 ;  of  Navitie  and 
Findatie ;  Advocate,  1879;  m.  1884 
Antonia  Lothian  Douie,  Moira,  Co.  Down  ; 
d.  27  Dec.  1907  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xv.  69. 

LUMB,  Robert,  1865-6.  CI.  3.  s.  of 
R.  Lumb,  110  Scotch  Street,  White- 
haven. 


M'CALLUM,  Edward,  1863-8.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1853  ;  s.  of  Edward  M'Callum,  Mer- 
chant, 12  Brandon  Street. 

M.A.,M.B.,  and  CM.  Edin.  ;  F.R.C.S.E.  ; 
med.  pract.,  Edin.  ;   d.  8  Nov.  1896. 

M'DONALD,  Alexander  M'lver,  1863-8. 
CI.  1-U.M.;  b.  1852;  s.  of  Capt. 
Samuel  M'Donald,  Dean  Bank  Lodge. 

S.  father  in  command  of  Fishery  cutter 
'  Vigilant ' ;  latterly  Marine  Supt.  Fishery 
Bd.  of  Scot.;  m.  ;  d.  4  Oct.  1906;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  9. 

MACFIE,  John  Robert,  1865-9.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  28  May  1853  ;  s.  of  R.  Macfle,  D.L., 
J.P.,  of  Airds,  Appin,  Argyllshire. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  after  two  yrs.  in  office  in 
Liverpool  came  to  Glasg.,  1873,  to  study 
practical  engineering ;  since  resident  there  ; 
m.  Jane  Service,  Glasg.  Address  :  12  West- 
bourne  Gardens,  Kelvinside,  Glcisg. 

MACGILLIVRAY,  Charles  Watson, 
1865-7.  CI.  3,  4.  b.  12  Sept.  1851 ; 
s.  of  Rev.  A.  G.  MacGillivray,  M.A., 
Min.  of  Roseburn  F.  Ch.,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM.  1873  ;  L.R.CP.E. 
1873;  L.R.CS.E.  1873;  F.R.C.S.E.  1877; 
M.D.  Edin.  1876  (Gold  Medal)  ;  Res.  Surg, 
and  Full  Surg.  Roy.  Inf.,  Edin. ;  Pres. 
R.C.S.,  Roy.  Med.  See,  and  Harvcian  Soc. ; 
Vice-Pres.  Med.  Chir.  Soc,  Edin. ;  Lect.  on 
Surg,  and  Clin.  Surg.,  Edin.  ;  Examiner  in 
Surg,  and  Clin.  Surg.,  Edin.  and  Durham 
Univs.,  and  R.C.S.E. ;  Brig.  Surg.  Lt.-Col. 
Forth  Vol.  Brig.  R.S. ;  V.D.  ;  contributed 
various  articles  on  surg.  subjects  in  Lancet 
and  Brit.  Med.  Journ.  ;  m.  Frances  Anne 
Kent,  Kesgrave  Hall,  Suffolk.  Address  :  15 
Charlotte  Square,  Edin.     • 

MACINTYRE,  William,  1863-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  1853  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Macintyre, 
Jamaica. 

Tea-planter,  Ceylon  ;   d. 

M'LAUCHLAN,  Hugh  Simon,  1865-8. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  15  Dec.  1852  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  M'Lauchlan,  LL.D.,  View- 
forth  Manse. 

On  staff  of  Sunderland  Echo ;  subse- 
quently Ed.  Midland  Echo,  Birmingham ; 
Hampshire  Telegraph,  Portsmouth  ;  finally 
Ass.  Ed.  London  Star ;  m.  Catherine 
Gardner;   d.  Dec.  1899. 

MACLEOD,  Norman,  1863-6.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  3  Oct.  1853  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Norman 
Macleod,  D.D.,  Min.  Barony  Ch., 
Glasg.,  Mod.  G.A.  of  Ch.  of  Scot. 
1869. 

Coffee-planter,  Ceylon  ;  m.  Jessie  C 
Gifiord,  Liverpool ;   d.  May  1897. 

MAIDMENT,  James  John  Burneveldt, 
1863-7.      CI,    1-3.       b.    1852  ;     s.    of 


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James  Maidment,  Advocate,  25  Royal 
Circus. 

d.  13  Aug.  1884. 

MARTIN,  Francis  John,  1863-70.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  19  March  1853  ;  s.  of  John 
Martin.  W.S.,  32  Great  King  Street ; 
Dux  CI.  1,  2,  and  3,  1864-6  ;  best  in 
Latin  Verse,  CI.  7,  1870. 

W.S.  1876;  of  J.  and  F.  J.  Martin,  W.S. ; 
afterwards  of  Campbell  and  Martin,  W.S. ; 
m.  1886  Jessie  Agnes  Helen,  e.  dau.  of 
Robert  Barclay,  Glasg. ;  d.  20  Nov.  191 1; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xix.  48. 

MARTIN,  John  Hamilton,  1866-7.  CI.  4. 
b.  11  May  1853  ;  s.  of  Francis  Martin, 
Tudor  Lodge,  ^Vimbledon,  Surrey. 

Lt.  3rd  D.G.  1884  ;  ret.  1893  ;  served  with 
Egyptian  exped.  1882  ;  took  part  in  both 
actions  at  Kassassin  and  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  (medal  with  clasp,  Khedive's  star). 
Address  :  Weston-super-Mare. 

MARTIN,  Thomas  Johnstone,  1864-9. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  16  May  1852  ;  s.  of  M.  J. 
Martin,  M.D.,  16  Melville  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  Advocate,  1876  ; 
Sheriff  Sub.  of  Bute  at  Rothesay  since  1892. 
Address  :  Auchanross,  Craigmore,  Rothesay. 

MEIN,  James  Andrew  Whitelock,  fmly. 
James  Mein,  1864-70.  CI.  2-7.  b. 
1  July  1852  ;  s.  of  James  Mein  of 
Hunthill,  Jedburgh  ;  XL,  XX. 

A.F.C.  1870-5  ;  Rugby,  v.  England,  1871-5  ; 
of  Hunthill,  Jedburgh;  Farmer;  J. P.  Rox- 
burghshire ;  Comr.  of  Supply,  Roxburgh- 
shire ;  assumed  additional  name  of  Andrew 
Whitelock  on  death  of  his  uncle,  Oct.  1890  ; 
m.  Agnes  Isabella  Calder,  SwintonhiU,  Ber- 
wickshire.    Address:  Hunthill,  Jedburgh. 

MILLAR,  Andrew,  1863-4.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Millar,  Castle  Villa,  Plympton, 
Devonshire. 

MILLER,  James,  1863-8.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
17  March  1852  ;  s.  of  James  Miller,  7 
Hart  Street,  C.E. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  New  Coll.  ;  F.  Ch. 
of  Scot.,  Eyemouth,  1877-87  ;  U.F.  Ch., 
Bridge  of  Allan,  1887  ;  m.  M.  C.  Wilson,  dau. 
of  John  Wilson  of  Edington  and  Wellnage, 
Berwickshire.  Address :  Chalmers  Manse, 
Bridge  of  Allan. 

MILNS,  John  Clarkson  M.,  1863-8.  CI. 
2-5,  b.  1852  ;  s.  of  John  C.  Milns, 
Manchester,  and  Lochead  House,  Ard- 
rishaig. 

Merchant,  Manchester ;   d. 

MITCHELL,  William,  1864-5.  CI.  2.  s. 
of  Alexander  Mitchell,  31  Buccleuch 
Place. 


MITCHELL.  William,  1866-70.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  9  Dec.  1852  ;  .s.  of  Thomas  Mitchell, 
Shipton,  Yorkshire ;  Dux  of  CI.  6, 
1869  ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Scholar- 
ship, John  Chcyne  Prize  for  best  Eng- 
lish Essay,  and  Prize  for  best  English 
Essay  open  to  Rector's  CI.,  1870. 

B.A.  Oxon.  Address  :  Mount  Ijndeth, 
Silverdale,  Carnforth. 

MOSELEY,  Arthur,  1864-6.  CI.  2,  3.  s. 
of  Maj.  Moscley,  Pcnkridgc,  Staffs. 

MURDOCH,  John  Bum,  1863-7.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  17  June  1852  ;  s.  of  William 
Burn  Murdoch.  M.D.,  5  Melville  Street. 

Lt.-Col.  R.E.  ;  Lt.  1872;  Capt.  1S84; 
Maj.  1891;  Lt.-Col.  (ret.),  1900;  Afghan 
War,  1878-80;  Charasiab ;  wounded  at 
Asmai  Heights  (medal  with  two  clasps)  ; 
Egypt,  1882  ;  Tel-el-Kebir  (medal  with 
clasp  and  Khedive's  star,  5th  cl.  Medjidie)  ; 
recommended  for  V.C.  (see  E.A.  Army 
List,  p.  iS)  ;  afterwards  Man.  S.  Mahratta 
Rly.  ;  m.  Maud,  widow  of  W.  Forster, 
Australia ;  d.  31  Jan.  1909  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xvi.  83. 

PARK,  Robert,  1863-5.  Cl.  1,  2.  s.  of 
Robert  Park,  Merchant,  2  Brandon 
Street. 

PITCAIRN,  John  Hine,  1863-7.  Cl.  1- 
L.M.  b.  21  Oct.  1852  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Pitcairn,  W.S.,  9  Northumberland 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Farmer  in  Devonshire ; 
m.  Catherine  Jane,  dau.  of  Gen.  George 
Stapte  Dobbie  ;   d.  3  April  1907. 

RANKINE,  Adam  George,  1863-8.  Cl. 
1-U.M.  b.  17  April  1852  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
John  Rankiiie,  D.D.,  Min.  of  Sorn, 
Mauehline. 

Cotton  Merchant,  Liverpool,  1880-1901 
(ret.)  ;  J. P.  Cheshire,  1902  ;  m.  Rita,  dau. 
of  Rev.  MaxwfU  Nicholson,  D.D.  Address  : 
Redcroft,  Hoylake,  Cheshire. 

REID,  Alexander,  1864-7.  Cl.  2-4.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Reid,  6  Clarence  Street. 

RHENIUS,  Charles  Frederick  Smyttan, 
1865-6.  Cl.  3.  b.  20  Dec.  1853 ;  s.  of 
Rev.  Josiah  Rhenius,  Min.  of  F.  Ch.  of 
Sect.,  Tongland. 

Edin.  Collegiate  Sch. ;  with  Nat.  Bank  of 
Scot.    Address:  41  Dalhousie  Terrace,  Edin. 

ROBERTS,  George  M.,  1866-7.  Cl.  L.M. 
s.  of  William  Roberts,  Croydon  Grove, 
Croydon,  Surrey. 

ROBERTSON,  Arthur  W.,  1863-8.  Cl. 
1-5.  s.  of  Joseph  Robertson,  LL.D., 
23  Buccleuch  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  (Med.  Cl.)  ;  d.  in  Australia. 


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ROBERTSON,  Thomas  Chaplin,  now 
Thomas  Robertson  ChapUn,  1863-4. 
CI.  1.  b.  25  July  1853  ;  s.  of  David 
Soutar  Robertson,  C.A.,  of  Lawhead 
and  Cookston. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Photo- 
graphic Artist  to  various  Socs.  and  Corps. 
Address  :  238a  Battersea  Park  Road,  Lond., 
S.W. 

ROSS,  Richard.  1866-9.  CI.  L.-U.M. 
b.  5  March  1853  ;  s.  of  James  Ross, 
Newtonlees,  Kelso ;  Math.  Medal 
L.M.  CI.  1867  ;    XX. 

Fanner,  a  keen  vol.  (Border  M.R.),  and 
Scot,  represent,  curler  ;  m.  Emily  Harriet 
Johnson  ;  d.  15  Nov.  1908  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xvi.  44. 

SANDERSON,  James  Alexander  Hal- 
dane  Burdon,  1867-70.  CI.  5-7.  b. 
14  Dec.  1853  ;  s.  of  Richard  Burdon 
Sanderson,  D.L.,  J.P.  Northumber- 
land, 34  Dnimmolid  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  of  The  Hutch,  Belford  ;  J.P. 
Northumberland ;  C.C.  Belford  div.  ;  Dist. 
Councillor,  Bamburgh ;  Hon.  Sec.  Percy 
Hunt ;  m.  Cathie  Ann,  dau.  of  John  Mar- 
shall of  Chatton  Park,  Belford  ;  d.  ii  April 
1912. 

SANDERSON,    James    Lyon    Playfair. 
1863-9.    CI.  1-6.     s.  of  Dr.  James  San- 
derson, Dep.Insp. -Gen.  Hosp.,  Madras, 
17  Claremont  Crescent ;  XL,  XX. 
Tea  Merchant,  Lond.  and  China. 

SCOTT,  Archibald,  1863-4.  Q.  1.  b,  5 
Jan.  1851  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Gray  Scott, 
W.S.,  22  Heriot  Row. 

d.  2  Dec.  1872. 

SCOTT,  Charles  WilHam,  1863-7.  CI.  1- 
L.M.  b.  8  May  1852  ;  s.  of  W.  Scott 
of  Ladhope,  Yarrow,  Selkirk. 

Manufacturer,  Galashiels  ;  Officer  Border 
Rifles;  ret.  as  Hon.  Maj.  Address:  ii  Scott 
Crescent,  Galashiels. 

SHAW,  James  Thomas,  1863-9.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  22  July  1852  ;  s.  of  Sheriff  Charles 
Shaw,  Lochmaddy,  N.  Uist. 

Maj.  Inverness-shire  Mil.  (ret.)  ;  Sheep 
Farmer  ;  J.P.  Sutherlandshire ;  m.  Emma 
Payne,  dau.  of  Alexander  Cross  of  Edin. 
Address  :  Gordonbush,  Brora,  Sutherland- 
shire. 

SHAW,  John  H.  W.,  1863-4.  CI.  1. 
IVL  Alexander,  117  Bath  Street,  Glasg. 
(Guardian);  d. 

SIMPSON,  William  Edward  Duncan. 
1865-8.     CI.    3-U.M.     b.    23    March 


1853  ;  s.  of  Henry  Simpson,  Sclvillc. 
Portobello. 

Paper  Manufacturer  (ret.)  ;  m.  Alice 
Mabel  Slater,  Oakwood,  Brampton,  Cum- 
berland. Address  :  38  W.  Register  Street, 
Edin. 

SINCLAIR,  James  Edward,  1863-7.  CI. 
1-L.M.  b.  5  Dec.  1850  ;  s.  of  Veitch 
Sinclair,  M.D.,  4  Picardy  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P.  and  L.R.C.S.  and 
L.M.  1S83  ;  Med.  Off.  H.M.  Ordnance  Survey 
Boundary  Dept.  ;  Sen.  Med.  Off.  Western 
Disp.,  Westminster;  gen.  med.  pract., 
Lond.,  1887-1909  (ret.)  ;  Vice-Pres.  West- 
minster Constitutional  Assoc.  ;  contributed 
various  papers  to  Lancet  and  Brit  Med. 
Journ.  ;  m.  Miss  MacSwiney,  e.  dau.  of 
James  J.  MacSwiney  of  Mashonaglas,  Co. 
Cork.  Address  :  Wyndham  House,  Alde- 
burgh,  Suffolk. 

SKINNER,  Robert  Riddell  Kirk,  1863-6. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  25  Oct.  1852 ;  s.  of  William 
Skinner  of  Corra,  W.S.,  Town  Clerk  of 
Edin. 

Trin.  Hall,  Cantab  ;  Edin.  Univ. ;  Rancher 
in  America  ;   d.  23  Feb.  1895. 

SKIRVING,  David  Scot,  1865-70.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  26  July  1853  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Scot  Skirving,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Lt.-Col.  A.S.C.  ;  Sub-Ass. 
Comy.,  Commissariat  Dept.,  1872  ;  Ass. 
Corny.  (Lt.),  1874;  Dep.  Ass.  Comy. -Gen. 
(Capt.),  i88o  ;  Com.  and  Transport  Staff, 
1880;  Maj.  A.S.C.  1888;  Lt.-Col.  1891  ; 
ret.  1897  ;  served  with  Egyptian  exped. 
1882,  Tel-el-Kebir  (medal,  Khedive's  star)  ; 
Soudan  exped.  1885  (Suakin  clasp)  ;  m. 
Lucy,  dau.  of  Rev.  J.  Francis.  Address  : 
Campton,  Wokingham,  Berks. 

SMELLIE,  George  William,  1864-8.  CI. 
2-5.  b,  1853 ;  s.  of  Rev.  James 
Smellie,  Innerwick,  Dunbar. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.  1874 ;  M.S.  1874 ; 
drowned  in  America,  1875. 

SMYTH,  Charles  Herbert,  1864-9.  CI.  2- 
U.M.  s.  of  John  T.  Smyth,  Heathley 
House,  Oxton,  Birkenhead  ;  XX. 

STALKER,  Colin  James,  1867-8.  CI. 
U.M.  b.  3  Dec.  1852  ;  s.  of  James 
Stalker,  Writer,  The  Hall,  Galashiels  ; 
Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Math.,  Mod.  Seh., 
1868. 

Edin.  Univ.  1872-8  (Arts,  Law.and  Music) ; 
Sol.  1875;  H.M.  Chancery,  Scot.,  1876;  Dep. 
Dir.  of  Chancery,  1890  ;  contributed  or  re- 
vised numerous  articles  on  musical  subjects 
in  the  last  ed.  of  Chambers's  Ency.,  and  re- 
vised the  recently  published  Stokes's  Cyclo- 
paedia of  Music  for  Chambers.  Address: 
9  Ormidale  Terrace,  Murrayfield,  Edin. 


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STEVENSON,  Francis,  1864-5.  CI.  2. 
b.  8  March  1851  ;  s.  of  Dr.  James 
Stevenson,  H.E.I.C.S.,  11  St.  Ber- 
nard's Crescent. 

Sandhurst,  1868-9;  Col.  I.S.C. ;  C.B.  1906; 
Lt.  1870;  Capt.  Bom.  S.C.  1882;  Maj. 
I.S.C.  1890 ;  Lt.-Col.  I. A.  1896 ;  Brev. 
Col.  1900;  A.A.G.  Bom.  1891-4 ;  served 
in  Afghan  War,  1878-80  (desp.,  medal  with 
two  clasps)  ;  Soudan,  1885  (bronze  star)  ; 
awarded  R.H.S.  bronze  medal  for  saving 
lives  of  two  lascars  who  fell  overboard  the 
transport  '  Asia  '  at  Porebunder,  India, 
1874 ;  thanked  by  the  Govt,  of  Bombay 
for  saving  lives  in  a  railway  accident  near 
Sholopore,  1873  ;  also  for  work  in  the 
Bolan  Pass  during  the  Afghan  War,  1879  ; 
m.  Selina  Anne,  dau.  of  Dr.  James  Cowan, 
LL.D.,  of  Bog  Hall,  Linlithgow.  Address  : 
Worcester  House,  Cheltenham. 

STEVENSON,  John  WilHam,  1864-6. 
CI.  2,  3.  s.  of  Mrs.  Stevenson,  26 
Albany  Street. 

TAIT,  Stormonth  Darling,  1865-70.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  11  Dec.  1852  ;  s.  of  James 
Tait,  W.S.,  Kelso  ;  XX.,  XI. 

Treas.  Kingston  Rowing  Club,  i88o-i  ; 
Lawn-tennis  Champion  of  Portugal,  1887  ; 
Wine  Shipper,  Lond.  and  Oporto  ;  m.  Helen 
Theodora,  y.  dau.  of  Col.  Bagnall,  J. P., 
D.L.,  Shenston  Moss,  Staffs.  Address  :  The 
Grange,  Sidcup,  Kent. 

TENNANT,  William  John,  1865-9.  CI. 
3-6.  s.  of  Thomas  Maxwell  Tennant, 
Bowershall  Iron  Works,  30  East  Clare- 
mont  Street. 

THORNTON,  George  Boyd,  1863-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  June  1851 ;  s.  of  George  Thornton, 
India-rubber  Manufacturer,  Edin. 

Of  Feddal,  Perthshire  ;  J.P.  City  of  Edin.  ; 
Chm.  and  Man.  Dir.  of  Thornton  and  Co. 
Ltd.,  India-rubber  Manufacturers,  Edin. ; 
m.  Elizabeth  King  Galbraith  ;  d.  28  Sept. 
1908. 

TODD,  Thomas,  1865-8.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1852  ;  s.  of  John  Todd,  Cooper,  7  Ard- 
gowan  Square,  Greenock. 

Of  Maclean,  Todd  and  Co.,  Timber  Mer- 
chants, Greenock  ;   d.  28  Oct.  1887. 

TODRICK,  Archibald,  1863-9.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  b.  1  Jan.  1851 ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Todrick,  Haddington  ;  won  Quarter- 
mile,  1868;  Interscholastic  Games,  100 
Yds.  and  Quarter-mile,  1868;  XI.,  XX. 

India-rubber  Manufacturer,  Lond.  ;  m. 
K.  Vanburgh  ;   d.  March  1906. 

TORRIE,  Lawrence  Jameson,  1863-8.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1852  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Jameson 
Torrie,  Advocate,  Edin. 


Sandhurst,  1870-1  ;  Lt.-Col.  22nd  M.N.I, 
and  I.S.C. ;  Lt.  67th  (Hampshire)  Regt.  1872  ; 
I.S.C.  1877  ;  Capt.  1884  ;  Maj.  1892  ;  Lt.- 
Col.  1898 ;  ret.  1907 ;  served  at  Thayet 
as  Ex.  Comy.  Off.  1884  ;  1900-7  in  com- 
mand of  22nd  M.N.I.  ;  m.  1877  Isabella 
Ann  Stuart,  e.  dau.  of  Surg.-Gen.  Bedie, 
CLE.  ;  d.  18  Jan.  1909  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
xvi.  83. 

TURNBULL,  Charles  Edward,   1863-7. 
CI.  1-3.     b.  29  Oct.  1854  ;  s.  of  George 
Vair  Turnbull,  26  Di-ummond  Place. 
Merchant,  Australia  ;   d.  Jan.  1899. 

WATSON,  Eckford  W.,  1863-7.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1851  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Alexander  Eck- 
ford Watson,  M.A.,  9  East  Claremont 
Street. 

L.R.C.S.E.  1874  ;  Phys.  Edin.  ;  d.  18  Dec. 
1885  at  Federacion,  Entre  Rios,  Argentina. 

WATSON,  John  Guthrie,  1863-70.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  14  Nov.  1852  ;  s.  of  James 
W^atson,  Man.  Scott.  Prov.  Inst.,  45 
Charlotte  Square. 

Merchant,  Calcutta ;  afterwards  Real 
Estate  Agent  in  America  ;  d.  1902. 

WATTERS,  John  Perks  M'Lannahan, 
1865-8.  CI.  3-5.  b.  14  Sept.  1851  ; 
s.  of  Andrew  Watters,  West  Newing- 
ton  House. 

Magdalen  Coll.  Oxon,  1872-6  ;'  B.A.  1876  ; 
studied  Art  at  Slade  School  under  Alphonse 
Legros  ;  1882  went  to  study  in  Paris  under 
Boulanger,  Lefebre,  Carolus  Duran,  and 
Whistler ;  has  exhibited  for  several  years 
in  Salon  Nationsde  and  Salon  des  artistes 
Frangais  ;  m.  Agnes  Hyslop,  dau.  o£  S.  H. 
Kerr,  Ph.D.,  M.A.,  Crawick,  Budleigh  Sal- 
terton,  S.  Devon.  Address  :  United  Univer- 
sity Club,  Pall  Mall  East,  Lond.,  S.W.,  and 
Bournemouth. 

WEIR,  David  W.,  1863-70.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
17  Aug.  1853  ;  s.  of  Robert  M.  Weir, 
17  Royal  Terrace. 

M.A.  Exeter  Coll.  Oxon ;  ordained  by 
Archbp.  of  Canterbury  ;  D.  1882  ;  P.  1883  ; 
V.  of  Thurlby,  Bourne,  Lincolnshire,  1888- 
94 ;  R.  of  St.  Gabriel's,  Hulme,  Manchester, 
1894  ;  m.  Fanny  Harriet,  dau.  of  Rev. 
John  Churchill,  R.  of  Crowell.  Address:  St. 
Gabriel's  Rectory,  Old  Trafford,  Manchester. 

WHITE,  Montagu  H.,  1863-6.     CI.  1-3. 

s.  of  Maj.  White,  India. 

WILSON,  Adam  James,  1863-9.  CI.  1-6. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Wilson,  234  St.  Vincent 
Street,  Glasg. 

Went  to  Sydney,  N.S.W.  Address  :  Bea- 
confield  Street,  Beuley,  N.S.W.,  Australia. 

WILSON,  William  Edward,  1863-8.  CI. 
1-U,M.     b.  16  Mav  1852  ;   s.  of  David 


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279 


Wilson,   M.D.,   F.R.C.S.E.,   12  Dean 
Terrace. 

Fmly.  of  R.  Towns  and  Co.,  Merchants, 
Sydney,  N.S.W. ;  now  ret.  ;  m.  Alice,  dau. 
of  Judge  Josephson,  Sydney,  N.S.W.  Ad- 
dress: Duncraggan,Mosman,  Sydney,  N.S.W., 
Australia. 

WOOD,  Andrew  Alexander,  1863-5.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  13  Nov.  1851  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Wood,  M.D.,  LL.D.,  9  Darnaway 
Street. 

Sec,  West  End  Office,  Lond.,  of  Standard 
Life  Assur.  Co.  ;  m.  Jessie  Millar,  Durban, 
Natal;   d.  ii  Feb.  1909. 

WOOD,  George  John,  1863-70.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  9  Sept.  1853  ;  s.  of  Andrew  AVood, 
M.D.,  LL.D.,  9  Darnaway  Street;  XX. 


W.S.  1877  ;  m.  1887  Mary  Balfour,  dau. 
of  Wm.  Robertson  of  Auchenroath,  and  g. 
dau.  of  Hon.  Lord  Ardmillan.  Address : 
34  India  Street,  Edin. 

WRIGHT,  William  Robert  Campbell, 
1863-7.  CI.  1-4.  b.  23  Sept.  1850; 
s.  of  William  Wright,  late  Judge 
Cuttack. 

Stores  Supt.  Assam  Rlys.  and  Trading  Co. 
Ltd.,  Upper  Assam;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Robert  Anderson  Slatter.  Address :  88 
Braid  Road,  Edin. 

YOUNGER,  John  M'Ewan.  1865-7.  01. 
3-U.M.  b.  26  Dec.  1852  ;  s.  of  James 
Younger,  Brewer,  Alloa. 

d.  Nov.  1867. 


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ADDISON,  John  Jeffreys,  1864-9.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  1854  ;  s.  of  W.  A.  Addi- 
son, 112  Princes  Street. 

Address:  455  Barbadoes  Street,  St.  Albans, 
Christchurch,  N.Z. 

AINSLIE,  James,  1864-7.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
25  Oct.  1852  ;  s.  of  A.  AinsUe,  Path- 
head,  Haddington. 

Mem.  Edin.  Stock  Exchange,  1874,  Chm. 
1898;  of  Bell,  Cowan  and  Co.;  ret.  from 
business,  1903,  retaining  membership.  Ad- 
dress :  10  Church  Hill,  Edin. 

ANDERSON,  Francis,  1864-7.     CI.  1,  2. 
b.  25  June  1854 ;  s.  of  Francis  Ander- 
son, W.S.,  Edin. 
C.A.  Edin.  1878  ;   d.  i  Dec.  1908. 

ANDERSON,  George  Carr,  1864-9.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  8  April  1854  ;  s.  of  Findlay 
Anderson,  H.E.I.C.S.,  J.P.,  of  Inchyra 
Grange,  Polmont. 

Tea-planter,  Ceylon  (ret.)  ;  m.  Isabel, 
2nd  dau.  of  Lt.-Gen.  Douglas  Sladen,  I.S.C, 
Guernsey.  Address  :  The  Manor  House, 
Guernsey,  Channel  Islands. 

BAIN,  William,  1864-9.  CI,  1-U.M.  b. 
17  May  1853  ;  s.  of  William  Bain, 
Man.  City  of  Glasg.  Bank,  6  Inver- 
leith  Row. 

Banker;  Sec.  B.L.  Bank,  Edin.,  1897-1909; 
m.  Edith  F.  M'Laren,  Edin.  ;  d.  17  Nov. 
1909  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  42. 

BALFOUR-MELVILLE,  Leslie  Melville, 
1864-71.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  9  March 
1854 ;  s.  of  James  Balfour-Melville 
of    Strathkinness,    W.S.,    58     Great 


King  Street  and  13  Eton  Terrace  ; 
XX.  and  XI.  (Capt.  of  both,  1871); 
won  Hurdles,  1869, 70;  100  Yds.  1870. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  XX.  ;  A.C.C.  ;  A.F.C.  ; 
played  Cricket  for  Scot.  1871-4,  1878-80, 
1882-4,  1887-9,  1892-3,  1909-10  ;  Rugby,  v. 
England,  1872  ;  Lawn-tennis  Champion  of 
Scot.;  Amateur  Golf  Champion,  1895,  and 
numerous  medals  at  R.  and  A.  G.C.,  Hon. 
Co.  of  Edin.  Golfers,  etc.  ;  Capt.  Hon.  Co.  of 
Edin.  Golfers,  1902-3,  and  R.  and  A.  G.C. 
1906-7 ;  W.S.  1879 ;  Clerk  to  Comrs.  of 
Income  Tax  for  Co.  of  Edin.  ;  m.  1879 
Jeannie  A.,  e.  dau.  of  William  Wilson,  M.D. 
Address  :    3  Learmonth  Terrace,  Edin. 

BANNERMAN,  James  Patrick,  1864-7. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  8  Aug.  1854  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Prof.  James  Bannerman,  D.D.,  New 
Coll.,  Edin. 

Craigmount ;  Edin.  Univ. ;  A.F.C. ;  W.S. 
1879 ;  of  BeU  and  Bannerman,  W.S.  ; 
m.  1892  Amy  Cecilia  Pringle,  Blakeney 
Rectory,  Gloucestershire  ;  d.  3  May  1905  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xii.  113. 

BARKER,  John  Wealleans,  1867-70.  CI. 
4-6.  s.  of  Mrs.  Barker,  15  Broughton 
Place. 

BELL,  James  Kerr,  1868-9.  CI.  U.M. 
s.  of  James  Bell,  116  Main  Street, 
Blythwood  Square,  Glasg. 

BLYTH,  Francis  Creswick,  1866-8.  CI. 
3-L.M.  b.  26  Sept.  1853  ;  s.  of  Ben- 
jamin Hall  Blyth,  C.E.,  Braeside, 
Hope  Terrace. 

For  short  time  in  mere,  and  tea  trades'in 
Leith  and  Lond.  ;  then  stockbroker,  Lond., 
from  1878  ;  m.  Deborah  Newenham,  e.  dau. 
of  Benjamin  Hall  Todd  of  Crown  Life  Insur. 
Office,  Lond.  ;   d.  29  July  1906. 


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BLYTH,  Herbert  Colville,  1866-71.  C\. 
3-7.  b.  13  Jan.  1855  ;  s.  of  Benjamin 
Hall  BIyth,  C.E.,  Braeside,  Hope  Ter- 
race. 

Spent  some  years  in  New  Mexico  cattle- 
ranching  ;  since  then  on  Lond.  Stock  Ex- 
change ;  m.  Dora,  dau.  o£  B.  Hall  Todd  of 
Templeraount,  Belvedere,  Kent.  Address : 
Glenmora,  Abbeywood,  Kent. 

BOOG,  William  Henry,  186t-9.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  b.  1854;  s".  of  W.  Boog,  2 
Atholl  Place. 

Went  to  U.S.A.  ;   d. 

BOWIE,  Archibald  G.,  1864-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
5  April  1854 ;  s.  of  A.  G.  Bowie,  88 
Great  King  Street. 

Entered  Account.-Gen.'s  Dept.  G.P.O. 
Lond.  1870;  now  Dep.  Accountant-General, 
G.P.O.  Lond. ;  m.  Edith  Annie,  2nd  dau. 
of  William  Farmer,  Controller  M.O.  Office, 
G.P.O.  Lond.  Address  :  lo  Cantley  Avenue, 
Clapham  Common,  Lond.,  S.W. 

BRODIE,  Arthur  James,  1864-7.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  25  Nov.  1852  ;  s.  of  Kenneth 
S.  Brodie,  15  Rutland  Square. 

Germany,  Vienna,  and  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
L.R.C.P.  and  S.E. ;  med.  pract.,  Ambleside  ; 
m.  Mary  Emelia,  dau.  of  George  Sutherland 
of  Forse,  Caithness  ;  d.  25  April  1888  at 
Colorado  Springs,  Denver,  U.S.A. 

BRODIE,  William  Patrick  Wilson,  1864- 
70.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  23  Dee.  1853  ;  s. 
of  Patrick  Brodie,  Man.  B.L.  Co.,  14 
Atholl  Crescent ;  XX.,  XI. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  first  Inter-University 
Games,  won  Vaulting  with  Pole;  St.  Andrews 
Univ.,  Vaulting  with  Pole  and  Long  Jump  ; 
A.F.C.  ;  C.A.  1877  ;  Dist.  Man.,  Commercial 
Union  Assur.  Co.  Ltd.  ;  m.  Agnes  Simpson 
Fleming  of  16  Grosvenor  Crescent,  Edin. 
Address  :  4  Rosebery  Crescent,  Edin. 

BRO^VN,  James  M'Kerrell,  1864-71.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  21  Nov.  1853  ;  s.  of  John 
M'Kerrell  Brown,  5  Danube  Street ; 
XI.  ;  won  Cricket  Ball  and  High 
Jump,  1871. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.A.  1878  ;  m.  H.  E.  W. 
Dods,  dau.  of  Lt.-Col.  Dods,  Bom.  Address  : 
16  Deanpark  Crescent,  Edin. 

BROWN,  James  Shepherd,  1869-71.     CI. 
6-7.     b.    8   Aug.    1855;     s.    of    Rev. 
George  Brown,  Min.  of  F.  St.  Paul's, 
29  Blacket  Place. 
Tea-planter,  Ceylon;   d.  11  Aug.  1S90. 

BROWN,  John  James  Graham.  1864-70. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  Sept.  1853  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  Brown,  Min.  of  Dean  F.  Ch., 
16  Carlton  Street. 


M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1875 ;  M.D.  Edin. 
1878  ;  F.R.C.P.E.  1882  :  F.R.S.E.  ;  Pres. 
R.C.P.E.  ;  Phys.  Roy.  Inf.  ;  Lect.  on 
Neurology  in  Univ.  of  Edin.  ;  Lect.  on 
Clin.  Med.  in  Roy.  Inf.  ;  at  one  time  Sen. 
Pres.  Roy.  Med.  Soc.  Publications :  vari- 
ous books  and  other  publications  connected 
with  medical  science,  m.  I.  P.  H.  Thorburn. 
Address  :    3  Chester  Street,  Edin. 

BROWN,  Robert  William,  1864-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  4  Aug.  1854  ;  s.  of  Robert  Brown, 
30  Hamilton  Place. 

m.  Flora  Macdonald,  Australia ;  d.  14 
May  1890. 

BUCHANAN,  Francis  Christian,  1868-9. 
CI.  5.  b.  July  1853;  s.  of  John  Buch- 
anan of  Dowanhill,  10  Moray  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Agent  Union  Bank  of 
Scot.,  Helensburgh  ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  Dum- 
bartonshire; m.  Margaret  Gourlie.  Address: 
Clarinish,  Row,  Dumbartonshire. 

CAMPBELL,  John  Tytler,  1865-9.  CI. 
2-L.M.  b.  3  Aug.  1853  ;  s.  of  Sheriff 
James  Campbell,  Edin. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Oregon,  U.S.A.  ;  d.  28 
July  1892  at  Auckland,  N.Z. 

CAMPBELL,  William,  1864-9  (Dec.).  CI. 
1-6,  b.  27  June  1855;  s.  of  Robert 
Campbell  of  Skerrington,  Ayrshire. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  Advocate,  1878  ; 
Q.C.  1898  ;  Dean  of  the  Fac.  of  Advocates, 
1905-8  ;  raised  to  Bench  as  Senator  of 
Coll.  of  Justice,  1908,  taking  title  of  Lord 
Skerrington  ;  m.  1880  Alice  Mary,  2nd  dau. 
of  Hon.  Patrick  Fraser,  Senator  of  Coll. 
of  Justice.  Address:  12  Randolph  Crescent, 
Edin.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiii.  24  and  xvi.  ii, 

CARR,  Percy,  1865-8.  CI.  2-L.M.  b. 
2  April  1852  ;  s.  of  George  Carr,  Dep. 
Insp.-Gen.  of  Hosp. 

Sugar-planter,  Penang  ;   d.  26  Jan.  1888. 

CARTER,  John  Thorold,  1864-8.  CI.  1-4. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Carter,  8  W.  Claremont 
Street. 

CHANCELLOR, Hume  Frederick,  1865-9. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  1855  ;  s.  of  John  George 
Chancellor  of  Shieldhill,  Lanarkshire. 

Went  to  N.Z.,  came  home  after  father's 
death,  sold  Shieldhill,  and  returned  to  the 
colony  ;   at  present  in  Australia. 

COLVIN,  William,  1864-70.  CI.  1-U.M. 
b.  17  Dec.  1854  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Dr.  Colvin, 
Cramond  ;   Dux  U.M.  Sch.  1870. 

M.A.  Edin.  and  Glasg.  Univ.  ;  Stock- 
broker, of  Colvin  and  Laird,  Glasg.  ;  m. 
Helen,  dau.  of  T.  R.  Kerr,  2  Rue  Racine, 
Nantes,  France.  Address  :  Lenylea,  Helens- 
burgh. 


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CRAIG,  George  Andrew,  1864-9.     CI.  1- 
U.M.     b.  25  Dec.  1833  ;    s.  of  James 
Craig,  Distiller,  6  W.  Maitland  Street ; 
Dux  L.M.  Sch.  1868. 
d.  5  Dec.  1902. 

CRAIK,  Alexander,  1868-71.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  20  March  1853  ;  s.  of  James  Craik, 
Manor  Place,  Foi-far. 

m.  Margaret  Coupar,  William  Street,  For- 
far; d.  II  July  iS82. 

CUNLIFFE,  Alfred  Edward,  1866-7. 
CI.  3.  b.  5  July  1853  ;  s.  of  David 
Cunliffc,  late  B.C.S. 

Sec.  and  Gen.  Man.  Gt.  Eastern  Hotel 
Wine  and  Gen.  Purveying  Co.,  Calcutta; 
m.  1886  Agnes,  dau.  of  Dr.  John  Muspratt 
Comley,  Calcutta.  Address:  8/21  Esplanade 
E.,  Calcutta. 

CUNNINGHAM,  James  Bannerman, 
1865-9.  CI.  2-5.  b.  14  Nov.  1852  ;  s. 
of  Rev.  W.  B.  Cunningham,  Preston- 
pans. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1878;  Phys. 
Ruyton  XI  Towns ;  Med.  Off.  to  P.O.  ; 
Mem.  B.M.A.  ;  m.  Eugenie  Luke.  Address  : 
Ruyton  XI  Towns,  Shrewsbury. 

DOUGLAS,  Francis  Archibald  Brown, 
1864-7.  CI.  1-3.  b.  17  April  1854; 
s.  of  Francis  Brown  Douglas,  Advo- 
cate, D.L.,  21  Moray  Place. 

M.A.  Cantab;  Advocate,  1879.  Address: 
21  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  William  Young,  1864-8.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  29  Jan.  1853  ;  s.  of  John  D.  W. 
Douglas,  Edin.,  Searcher  of  Public 
Records. 

For  thirty  yrs.  fruit  grower,  Florida, 
U.S.A.  ;  m.  S.  F.  Lovett  of  Dunedin,  Florida, 
U.S.A.     Address  :   Dunedin,  Florida,  U.S.A. 

DUNDAS,  David,  1864-71.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
8  June  1854  ;  s.  of  George  Dundas, 
Advocate,  aftenvards  Senator  of  Coll. 
of  Justice  (Hon.  Lord  Manor) ;  Dux 
of  CI.  2  and  3  and  of  the  School,  1871  ; 
best  in  Latin  Composition,  CI.  7,  1871 
(Trotter  Prize) ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for 
Scholarship,  1871. 

B.A.  Oxon,  Ball.  Coll.,  1872-6  (ist  CI. 
Mods.  1873,  2nd  CI.  Grts.  1876)  ;  Edin. 
Univ.  1876-8  ;  LL.D.  Edin.  1909  ;  Advocate, 
1878  ;  A.D.  1890-2  ;  Int.  Sheriff  of  Argyll- 
shire, 1896-8  ;  Q.C.  1897 ;  Sol.-Gen.  for 
Scot.  1903-5  ;  contested  Linlithgowshire 
(C),  1900  ;  raised  to  Bench  with  title  of 
Lord  Dundas,  1905  ;  D.L.  Co.  of  City  of 
Edin.  ;  Mem.  Univ.  Court  of  Edin.  Univ.  as 
Assessor  to  Right  Hon.  A.  J.  Balfour,  M.P., 
Chanc.  of  the  Univ.  ;  m.  1885  Helen,  dau.  of 


David  B.  Wauchope.  Address:  11  Drum- 
sheugh  Gardens,  Edin.  See  also  E.A.  Ch. 
xi.  33  and  xii.  70. 

DUNSMURE,  Alexander  Henderson, 
1864-70.  CI.  1-6.  b.  22  June  1854  ; 
s.  of  Alexander  Dunsmure,  Leith ; 
won  Quarter-mile,  1870. 

Planter,  Ceylon,  1875  ;  ret.  1908  ;  Dir.  of 
several  Rubber  and  Tea  Cos.  ;  m.  (i)  M.  D. 
Mitchell  of  Sandrie,  Maybole,  Ayrshire ; 
(2)  B.  L.  Davis,  Glaslyn,  Rhayader,  Radnor- 
shire. Address  :  Hengwrt,  Dolgelly,  Meri- 
oneth. 

ELDER,  John,  1864-70.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
28  July  1854  ;  s.  of  John  Elder,  W.S., 
3  South-west  Circus  Place. 

W.S.  1878  ;  m.  1886  Mary  Robertson, 
dau.  of  Alexander  Henderson,  Montreal, 
Canada  ;   d.  12  March  1895. 

EVANS,  Arthur  Charles,  1864-8.  CI.  1-4. 
s.  of  John  A.  Evans,  Brighton. 

ERASER,  Alistcr  Gilian,  1864-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  19  June  1853  ;  s.  of  Arthur  Eraser, 
10  Randolph  Crescent. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  Stockbroker,  Lend.  ; 
m.  Hon.  Edith  C.  Waldegrave.  Address  : 
13  Harley  House,  Regent's  Park,Lond.,  N.W. 

GILCHRIST,  James,  1867-70.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  4  Sept.  1853  ;  s.  of  Rev.  John  Gil- 
christ, Clackmannan  ;  Mitchell  Medal, 
1870. 

Law  Clerk ;  subsequently  farmer  in  Mani- 
toba; m.  .  Address:  Tumbell,  Manitoba, 
Canada. 

GORDON,  Arthur,  1864-70.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
20  Dec.  1854  ;  s.  of  the  Right  Hon. 
Edward  Strathearn  Gordon,  Q.C, 
LL.D.,  M.P.,  L.A.  for  Scot.,  Lt.-Col. 
Edin.  Vols. ;  cr.  a  Life  Peer  (Baron 
Gordon  of  Drumcarn),  1876,  on  the 
first  appointment  of  Lords  of  Appeal. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  Hon.  D.D.  1913  ; 
ordained  Min.  of  Greenlaw,  1882  ;  translated 
to  Kirknewton,  1886  ;  to  St.  Andrew's, 
Edin.,  1889  ;  to  Monzievaird  and  Strowan, 
Perthshire,  1895  ;  res.  1903  ;  Chap.  4th 
Batt.  R.S.,Q.E.R.,  1892-1913;  T.D.  ;  Chap. 
Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  King's  Bodyguard 
for  Scot.,  1912 ;  Author  of  Life  of  Prof. 
Charteris,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  1912  ;  since  1897 
Rev.  '  The  Honourable  '  by  Royal  Warrant ; 
m.  Emily  Olga  Marion,  dau.  of  F.  F.  S. 
Constant.  Address:  Drumearn,  16  Hermit- 
age Drive,  Edin. 

GORDON,  James,  1868-71.  CI.  5-7. 
Robert  Gordon,  43  Minto  Street 
(Guardian). 

GRANT,  Andrew,  1864-8.  CI.  1-4.  Mrs. 
Bayne,  55  Castle  Street  (Guardian). 


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GRANT,  James,  1864-6.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
7  Feb,  1852  ;  s.  of  Charles  Grant, 
Hazel  Brae,  Glen  Urquhart,  Inverness. 

Address  :  Hazel  Brae,  Glen  Urquhart, 
Inverness. 

GRANT,  James,  1864-5  and  1869-71. 
01. 1,  L.  and  U.M.  b.  1  Jan.  1854  ;  s. 
of  Capt.  George  Grant  of  Indian  Navy, 
Barholm  House,  Creetown. 

S.  father  in  estate  of  Barholm,  Stewartry 
of  Kirkcudbright,  1874  ;  d.  10  Oct.  1888. 

GRANT,  James  Dundas,  1864-8.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  13  June  1854  ;  s.  of  James 
Dundas  Grant,  Advocate,  14  North- 
umberland Street. 

Dunkirk  Coll.;  Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.  1873; 
M.B.,  CM.  1876;  M.D.  1879;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1884;  M.R.C.S.  Eng.  1876;  F.R.C.S.  Eng. 
1890;  St.  Barth.  and  Univ.  Coll.,  Lond.;  also 
Wiirzburg  Univ.  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  for  ten 
yrs.  ;  then  specialist  for  diseases  of  Ear, 
Nose,  and  Throat ;  Ex  -  Pres.  Hunterian 
Soc.  (Med.)  ;  Lect.  on  Laryngology,  Brit. 
Med.  Assoc. ;  Lect.  on  Laryngology  and  Lect. 
on  Otology,  Roy.  Soc.  of  Med.,  also  of  Brit. 
Laryngological  Assoc.  ;  Mem.  of  various 
sp.  Med.  Socs.  at  home  and  abroad  ;  Hon. 
Surg.  Roy.  Soc.  of  Musicians,  Roy.  Acad, 
of  Music,  Roy.  Caled.  Asyl.,  and  Scot. 
Hosp.,  Lond.;  Surg. -Maj.  (ret.)  24th 
Middlesex  (P.O.)  Rifles;  now  Brig.  Med.  Off. 
Nat.  Reserve ;  Consult.  Surg.  Cent.  Lond. 
Throat  and  Ear  Hosp.  ;  Surg.  (Throat  and 
Ear)  Brompton  Hosp.  for  Consumption, 
West  End  Hosp.  for  Diseases  of  Nervous 
System,  etc.  ;  m.  Helen  Frith,  Putney. 
Address  :   18  Cavendish  Square,  Lond.,  W. 

GRIEVE,  John  Andrew  Mackenzie, 
1864-7.  CI.  1-3.  b.  24  Jan.  1854; 
s.  of  Andrew  Grieve,  W.S.,  4  Melville 
Crescent. 

Christ's  Coll.  Finchley,  1867-71  ;  XV. 
1870;  Woolwich,  1872-3;  Maj.  R.A.  ;  Lt. 
1873;  Capt.  1882;  Maj.  1890;  ret.  1898; 
m.  Charlotte  Elizabeth,  4th  dau.  of  Lt.-Col. 
Roney  Dougal,  96th  Regt.  Address  :  Bell- 
field,  Cupar,  Fife. 

HAGART,  Francis  David  Valentinc- 
1864-7.  CI.  1-3.  b.  25  Feb.  1852  ;  s. 
of  James  Valentine-Hagart,  S.S.C.,  of 
Glendelvine,  Perthshire,  19  Clarendon 
Crescent. 
C.A.  Edin.  1878  ;  d.  i  Oct.  1S97. 

HALLIDAY,  Thomas  Scott,  1867-9.  CI. 
L.  and  U.M.  s.  of  William  Halliday, 
Goatfell  Cottage,  Brodick,  Arran. 

HANDYSIDE,  Alexander  Geoigc,  1864-7. 
CI.  1-3.  s.  of  Wm.  Handyside  of 
Comhill  House,  Biggar,  and  44  Inver- 
leith  Row. 


Address :  The  Deans,  Drummond  Terrace, 
Crieff. 

IIAVET,  Alfred,  1864-5.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
Mons.  Havet,  Castle  Street. 

HAY,  John,  1865-6.  CI.  2.  s.  of  John 
Hay,  9  Brunswick  Street. 

HAY,  Robert,  1864-5.  CI.  1.  b.  6  Jan. 
1853 ;  s.  of  Charles  Hay,  10  Fettcs 
Row. 

Rancher,  South-west  Missouri,  U.S.A.  ; 
d.  28  May  1886  at  Lamar,  Missouri,  U.S.A. 

HENDERSON,  Patrick,  1865-9.  CI.  2- 
U.M.  b.  22  July  1854.  s.  of  Robert 
Henderson,  Ship  Owner,  Towervillo, 
Helensburgh. 

m.  Louise  Henderson  Lowe  ;  d.  5  July 
1893- 

IIISLOP,  Robert,  1864-70.  CI.  1-6.  b, 
2  Oct.  1853  ;  s.  of  John  Fowler  Hislop, 
J.P.,  of  Castlcpark,  Prestonpans,  E. 
Lothian  ;    XI. 

Lond.  Sec.  the  South  British  Insur.  Co. 
Ltd.  until  1911  ;  now  Gen.  Man.  in  N.Z.  ; 
m.  Charlotte  E.  A.,  dau.  of  George  Clark, 
Christchurch,  N.Z.  Address :  The  South 
British  Insur.  Co.  Ltd.,  Auckland,  N.Z. 

HODSON,  Forbes  Stephen,  1864-8.     CI. 

1,  2.  b.  10  Dec.  1855  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
James  Stephen  Hodson,  M.A.,  D.D., 
Rector  E.A.  1854-69. 

Emigrated  to  Australia  ;  d.  3  July  1906 
in  New  Guinea. 

IMLACH,  Archibald  Francis,  1864-7.    CI. 

2,  3.  b.  7  June  1851  ;  s.  of  F.  Brodie 
Imlach,  F.R.C.S.E.,  48  Queen  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Artist ;  m.  Henrietta, 
Gordon  ;  d.  12  Sept.  1903. 

JOLLY,  David,  1867-8,  CI.  L.M.  b.  5 
Sept.  1853 ;  s,  of  William  Gairdner 
Jolly,  Chamberlain  to  D.  of  Montrose, 
Catter  House,  Dry  men. 

Bd.  of  Agriculture ;  Ordnance  Survey 
Dept. ;  C.S.  Clerk;  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of 
J.  Thomas,  Kidwelly,  Carmarthenshire.  Ad- 
dress :  I  Melgund  Terrace,  Edin. 

JOPP,  Charles  Andrew,  1864-7.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  31  Dec.  1853  ;  s.  of  Charles  Jopp, 
C.E.,  8  Royal  Terrace. 

Wine  Merchant ;   d.  27  Jan.  1892. 

KENNEDY,  John,  1864-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
12  Sept,  1852  ;  s.  of  John  Kennedy, 
\V.S.,  of  Underwood,  Ayrshire,  and 
25  Abingdon  Street,  AVestminstcr, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1877 ;  Parlia- 
mentary Solicitor,  Lond. ;  S.  to  Underwood, 


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1902  ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  Co.  of  A)T  ;  for  some 
jTs.  Lt.  Ayrshire  Yeo.  ;  Mem.  Roy.  Co.  o£ 
Archers;  m.  1884  Jessie  Edwards  Reid. 
Address-  25  Abingdon  Street,  Westminster, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

KIRK,  James  Adam,  1864-71.     CI.  1-7. 
b.  9  Oct.  1857  ;  s.  of  John  Kirk,  W.S., 
12  Claremont  Crescent. 
Farmer,  Canada  ;   d.  c.  1894. 

LANG,  Thomas  William,  1866-70.  CI. 
8-6.  b.  1854;  s,  of  John  Lang, 
Sheriff  Qerk  of  Selkirkshire  ;  XI.  ; 
won  Mile,  1870,  in  School  and  Inter- 
scholastic  Sports. 

Clifton  Coll.,  XI.  and  Challenge  Cup  in 
Athletics;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon ;  Oxford  XI. 
1874-5  ;  Gloucester  Co.  XI.  1873-5  ;  Mem. 
Stock  Exchange,  Lond.  ;  m.  Ada  Louise 
Gardiner;  d.  May  1902. 

LAWRIE,  William,  1864-7.  CI.  1,  2.  s. 
of  William  Lawrie,  24  East  Claremont 
Street;  d. 

LAYCOCK,  George  Lockwood,  1864-6. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  16  June  1855 ;  s.  of  Prof. 
Thomas  Laycock,  Edin.  Univ. 

Trin.  CoU.,  Glenalmond  ;  Edin.  Univ., 
M.B.,C.M.  1876;  Vienna;  Wiirzburg;  Phys. 
Lond.  and  Melbourne,  where  he  was  on 
staff  of  Melbourne  Hosp.  and  the  Children's 
Hosp.  Address :  129  Wellington  Street, 
Windsor,  Melbourne,  Australia. 

LEGAT,  Andrew  Eddowes,  1864-8.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  18  June  1854  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Legat, 
South  Shields. 

L.R.C.P.  and  L.R.C.S.  Edin.  1877  ;  gen. 
med.  pract.,  Sunderland;  m.  .  Address: 
12  Grange  Terrace,  Sunderland. 

LINDSAY,  Francis,  1864-5.  CI.  1,  s. 
of  Francis  Lindsay,  1  Great  Stuart 
Street. 

LONGMORE,  Adam,  1866-8.  CI.  3- 
L.M.  b.  3  June  1853;  s.  of  Adam 
C.  Longmore,  H.M.  Exchequer,  11 
East  Claremont  Street. 

Dollar  Acad.  ;  H.M.  Exchequer,  Edin., 
1868;  transferred  to  Sasine  Office;  partner, 
Gunn  and  Co.,  Marble  Merchants,  Edin., 
1897;  ret.  1912.  Address:  56 Melville  Street, 
Edin. 

LORIMER,  James,  1865-7.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
4  Nov.  1853 ;  s.  of  James  Lorimer, 
Advocate,  LL.D.,  Prof,  of  Public 
Law  in  Univ.  of  Edin.,  1  Bruntsfield 
Crescent. 

In  business  in  Melbourne ;  afterwards  in 
S.  Africa ;  d.  at  Grahamstown,  Cape  Colony, 
1897. 


LOWSON,  Francis,  1867-9.  CI.  L.  and 
U.M.  b.  15  Jan.  1853  ;  s.  of  James 
Lowson,  Hill  Bank,  Forfar. 

M.A.  Edin.  1874  ;  with  John  Lowson  and 
Son,  Linen  Manufacturers,  Forfar;  d.  22 
Jan.  188C. 

MACBRAIR,  Arthur  Darlev,  1864-70. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  23  June  1853  ;"  s.  of  D.  J. 
Macbrair,  S.S.C,  12  Great  King  Street. 

Stockbroker,  Lond. ;  m.  Catherine  M'Caul; 
d.  21  Oct.  1897. 

M'CUNN,  Thomas,  1864-5.     CI.  1. 

MACDONALD,  Frederick  John,  1864-5. 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Rev.  Robert  Macdonald, 
Min.  North  F.  Ch.,  Leith. 

MACDONALD,  John,  1865-8.  CI.  2-4. 
s.  of  John  Macdonald,  Accountant, 
7  Randolph  Chff. 

Sometime  Agent  Roy.  Bank  of  Scot., 
Pitt  Street,  Edin. 

MACDONALD,  Thomas  Ranken,  1866-9. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  17  May  1853  ;  s.  of  Harry 
Macdonald,  Viewfield  House,  Portree. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1876  ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1899  ; 
L.R.C.S.E.  ;  also  Lond.  and  Vienna  ;  Lt.- 
Col.  I.M.S.  (ret.)  ;  Surg.  1880 ;  Surg.-Maj. 
1892;  ret.  as  Surg.  Lt.-Col.  1900;  served 
in  Egyptian  War,  1882,  and  was  present  at 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (medal  with  clasp  and 
Khedive's  star)  ;  thanked  by  Govt,  for  ser- 
vices in  cholera  epidemic,  Egypt,  1883  ;  late 
Med.  Off.  Gesto  Hosp.,  Edinbane ;  Mem. 
B.M.A.;  late  Surg.  Lt.-Col.  1st  V.B. 
Cameron  Highs. ;  Supt.  Rangoon  and  Nag- 
pore  Centr.  Jails ;  Civil  Surg.  Mymensing, 
Murshidabad,  Backerganj ,  and  Chapra.  Coit' 
tributions :  Experiences  in  Egypt  (Ind.  Med. 
Gaz.,  1882),  etc.  m.  Amy  Balmer,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Usher,  late  17  Lauder  Road,  Edin. 
Address  :   The  Haven,  Inverness. 

MACDOUGALL,  Stewart,  1865-9.  CI. 
2-5.  b.  6  June  1854 ;  s.  of  John  Mac- 
Dougall  of  Lunga,  Lochgilphead. 

Maj.  (ret.)  93rd  Sutherland  Highs.  ;  Lt. 
Cameron  and  93rd  Highs.  1876;  Capt.  1884; 
Maj.  1892  (res.)  ;  served  with  Cameron 
Highs,  in  Egyptian  War,  1882  ;  present  at 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir ;  severely  wounded 
(desp.,  medal  with  clasp,  and  Khedive's 
star)  ;  Gentleman-at-Arms  in  His  Majesty's 
Household,  1900 ;  Coronation  medals  of 
1901  and  191 1  ;  J. P.  and  D.L.  for  Co. 
Argyll ;  m.  1885  Wilhelmina,  2nd  dau.  of 
William  Liddell  of  Sutton  and  Keldy  Castle, 
Yorks.  Address:  Lunga,  Argyll,  and  Engine 
Court,  St.  James's  Palace,  Lond.,  S.W. 

JIACFARLANE,  George  Lewis,  1864-71. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  22  March  1854;  s.  of 
Hon.  Robert  Macfarlane,  Lord  Ormi- 


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dale,  Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justiee,  31 
Heriot  Row  ;  XX.,  XI. 

St.  John's  Coll.  0.\on,  1872-6  ;  B.A.  1876  ; 
Edin.  Univ.  ;  Advocate,  1878  ;  K.C.  1903  ; 
Sheriff  of  Fife  and  Kinross,  1909  ;  Comr. 
in  Lunacy  for  Scot.  1909  ;  raised  to  Bench 
with  title' of  Lord  Ormidale,  1910  ;  m.  1891 
Mary  Crichton,  dau.  of  James  Hunter  of 
49  Moray  Place,  Edin.  Address  :  3  St. 
Colme  Street,  Edin.  See  also  E.A.  Ch. 
xviii.  13. 

MACFIE,  Allan  Fullarton,  1864-71.  CI, 
1-7.  b.  8  Feb.  1854;  s.  of  John 
Macfie,  14  Hope  Terrace  ;  XI. 

Won  about  thirty  medals  (scr.)  at  various 
golf  clubs  ;  also  a  tournament  at  Hoylake, 
1885,  which  was  called  the  Amateur 
Championship,  and  was  the  precursor  of 
the  present  Amateur  Championship  ;  Mer- 
chant, Liverpool  (ret.)  ;  m.  Miss  Tarbet. 
Address  :  Afton,  St.  Andrews. 

M'NEILL,  Neil,  1864-8.  CI.  1-L.M.  b. 
4  March  185.3;  s.  of  Alexander  M'Neill, 
Bordlands,  Noblehouse,  Peeblesshire. 

Of  Maclaine,  Watson  and  Co.,  Batavia, 
since  1883,  and  H.B.M.'s  Consul  there, 
1885-92.  Address  :  29  Green  Street,  Park 
Lane,  Lond.,  W. 

MACWATT,  Charles  H.,  1865-6.     CI.  2, 
John    Clark    of    Kirkland    Park,    4 
Inverleith  Row  (Guardian). 
Went  to  Canada. 

MARR,  Archibald  Colquhoun,  1864-7. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  19  Dec.  1853  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
James  Marr,  F.R.C.S.E.,  5  Brandon 
Street. 

Farmer,  N.Z.  ;  m.  Margaret  Lancaster. 
Address  :    Inglewood,  Taranaki,  N.Z. 

MARSHALL.  James  Robson,  1864-71. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  25  Sept.  1853 ;  s.  of 
John  Marshall,  Chatton  Park,  Belford. 

Mem.  for  Chatton  div.  of  Northumberland 
C.C.  since  1897  ;  Guardian  and  Dist.  Coun- 
cillor for  Glendale ;  also  Chm.  of  Chatton 
P.  Council  since  1894.  Address  :  Chatton 
Park,  Belford. 

MARSHALL,  Lumlcv  Arnold,  1864-71. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  26  Dec.  1852  ;  s.  of  Gen. 
Hubert  Marshall,  Madras  Army  ;  Dux 
CI.  1,  4.  5,  and  6,  1865.  1868,  1869, 
and  1870  ;  best  in  French,  CI.  7, 1871  ; 
2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize,  1870  ;  1st,  2nd, 
and  3rd  Acad.  Club  Prizes  and  best 
in  Greek  Testament,  1871  ;  XX.,  XI. 

Passed  sixth  into  Home  C.S.  1873  ;  served 
for  forty  vears  in  the  See's  Dept.  G.P.O. 
Lond.  ;  apptd.  by  P.M.G.  Ass.  Sec.  to  the 
P.O.  191 2,  and  cr.  Companion  LS.O.  1912  ; 
Sec.  to  the  Brit.  Delegates  at  Vienna  Postal 
Congress,  1891  ;    m.  (i)  1877  Martha  Ellen, 


4th  dau.  of  Slaney  Jones  of  Surbiton,  Surrey  ; 
(2)  1908  Emily,  y.  dau.  of  the  above. 
Address :  The  Elms,  Warham  Road, Croydon, 
Surrey.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  148. 

MARSHALL,  Walter,  1864-5.  CI.  1.  b. 
8  Oct.  1854  ;  s.  of  Walter  Marshall, 
28  Abercromby  Place. 

m.  G.  M.  E.  Robinson.  Address  :  Loch-, 
malony,  Cupar,  Fife. 

MARSHALL,  William,  1864-71.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  22  June  1852  ;  s.  of  John  Marshall, 
Chatton  Park,  Belford ;  XL  (Capt. 
1870-1) ;  XX.  (Capt.  1870). 

A.F.C. ;  Rugby,  v.  England,  1872  ;  Cofiee- 
planter,  "Travancore,  1874  ;  lived  chiefly  in 
India  till  his  death ;  m.  Nellie  Paul  of 
Melbourne,  Australia  ;   d.  Oct.  1907. 

MITCHELL,  John,  1864-5.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  Alexander  Mitchell,  31  Buccleuch 
Place. 

MITCHELL,  William,  1864-5.    CI.  1.    s. 

of  Gen.  Mitchell,  7  South-east  Circus 
Place. 

MONCRIEFF,  George  Kenneth  Scott-, 
1864-71.  CI.  1-7.  b.  3  Oct.  1855; 
s.  of  Maj.  Alexander  Scott-Moncrieff, 
LA.  ;  Gloag  Medal  and  4th  Acad. 
Club  Prize  for  Math.  1871  ;  XX. 

Woolwich,  1872-3  ;  Staff  Coll.  1887 ; 
Brig.-Gen.  R.E.;  C.B.,  CLE.;  Lt.  1873; 
Capt.  1885  ;  Maj.  1893  ;  Lt.-Col.  1901  ; 
Col.  1904  ;  Brig.  -  Gen.  1909  ;  served  in 
Afghan  campaign,  1878-80  ;  capture  of  Ali 
Musjid;  operations  round  Cabul  (desp., 
medal  with  two  clasps)  ;  commanded  R.E. 
in  China  Relief  Force,  1900-1  ;  actions  of 
Peitsang  (horse  shot),  and  Yangtsun ;  relief 
of  Pekin  (desp. ,  medal  with  clasp,  and  CLE.); 
served  in  Waziristan  campaign,  1901-2, 
comdg.  R.E.F.F.  (medal  with  clasp,  C.B.)  ; 
Suptg.  Engineer  P.W.,  N.W.F.,  India  ;  Ass. 
Dir.  Fortifications  and  Works  at  War  Office  ; 
Chf.  Engineer,  Aldershot ;  at  present  Dir. 
Fortifications  and  Works  at  War  Office  ; 
Author  of  a  number  of  books  on  engineering 
and  military  science,  and  a  regular  contri- 
butor to  Blackwood's  Magazine  on  the  above 
subjects  ;  A.M.I.CE.  and  Mem.  R.U.S.  In- 
stit.  ;  m.  Helen  Morin,  dau.  of  Robert  Mou- 
bray  of  Cambus  and  Naemoor.  Address  : 
Shalford,  Guildford. 

MORGAN,  Andrew  Henderson,  1864-8. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1  Feb.  1854  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Morgan,  Prin.  Doveton  Coll.,  Calcutta. 

Glasg.  Sec.  Scot.  Equitable  Life  Assur. 
Soc.  ;  m.  Mary  Campbell,  dau.  of  Duncan 
Campbell  Brown,  Merchant,  Glasg.  ;  d.  5 
June  1899. 

MURRAY,  Andrew  Frank,  1866-70.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  1856  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Murray, 
W.S.,  17  Walker  Street. 


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St.  Andrews  and  Glasg.  Univs.  ;  Printer, 
the  Edinburgh  Press,  Printers  to  H.M.  the 
King  ;  m.  Rosaline,  dau.  of  John  Jackson, 
Admiralty.  Address:  Morven,  Kaimes  Road, 
Murrayfield,  Edin. 

NAIRNE,  William,  1865-8.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  14  June  1852  ;  s.  of  John  Mellis 
Xairne  of  Dun.sinnan,  Capt.  14th 
Regt.,  16  Ainslie  Place. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  m.  Julia,  dau.  of 
Capt.  Harris  of  Charlottesville,  Va.,  U.S.A. 
Address:  Hampton,  Va.,  U.S.A. 

NEWBIGGING,  Alexander  C,  1864-5. 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Dr.  Patrick  Newbiffffino-, 
29  Heriot  Row. 

Address  :    29  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

PATERSON,  Cohn  Archibald,  1864-7. 
CI.  1-3.  s.  of  Mrs.  Colin  Paterson,  28 
Pitt  Street. 

PEDDIE,  John  More  Dick,  1864-8.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  21  Aug.  1853 ;  s.  of  John 
Dick  Peddie,  R.S.A.,  33  Buckingham 
Terrace. 

Architect;    m.  Catherine  J.  Steuart.  Ad- 
dress :   12  Belgrave  Crescent,  Edin. 

PENNEY,  Francis  Lorn,  1864-9.  CI.  1-5 
b.  13  Oct.  1853  ;  s.  of  Hon.  William 
Penney,  Lord  Kinloch,  Senator  of 
Coll.  of  Justice,  24  Great  King  Street. 
Clifton  Coll.  ;  served  in  CM. P.  ;  d.  21  Feb 
1903- 

PRINGLE,  Arthur  Torrens,  1865-6.  CI.  2. 
s.  of  Mark  Pringle,  Ncwington. 

RALEIGH,  WiUiam  Campbell,  1864-72. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  7  Feb.  1856;  s.  of 
Samuel  Raleigh,  Man.  Scot.  Widows' 
Fund  Soc,  Edin.  ;  Mitchell  Medal, 
1871  ;   Gloag  Medal,  1872. 

Scot.  Widows'  Fund  Office ;  latterly  in 
Sydney,  N.S.W.  ;    d.  10  March  1895. 

RIDDEL,  William  Lauder,  1864-7.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  21  April  1852  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Riddel,  Bonnington. 

Merchant;  Robt.  Riddel  and  Sons,  Man- 
chester ;  m.  Jessie  Macgregor,  The  Currocks, 
near  Crieff  ;    d.  6  Dec.  1905. 

RITCHIE,  John  WiUiam,  1866-8.  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  15  Oct.  1851  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
David  Ritchie,  Tarbolton,  Ayrshire. 

St.  Andrews,  Glasg.,  and  Edin.  Univs.  ; 
Miss.  Edin.  Univ.  Miss.  Assoc,  in  the  Old 
Kirk  Parish,  Edin.,  1875-9;  ordained  in 
Oatlands  Ch.,  Glasg.,  1879  ;  called  to 
Langside,  Glasg.,  1882  ;  ret.  1896  ;  m.  Jane, 
dau.  of  Ivie  Meekle,  Writer,  Mauchline. 
Address  :  5  The  Crescent,  Prestwick,  Ayr- 
shire. 


ROBERTSON.  Charles  John  Shute,  1864- 
70.  CI.  1-L.M.  s.  of  Joseph  Robert- 
son, LL.D.,  23  Buccleuch  Place. 

ROSE,  John  Grant,  1866-9.  CI.  3-U.M. 
b.  1854  ;  s.  of  John  Rose.  The  Lions, 
Malta;  d. 

RUSSELL,  Francis  Rutherfurd.  1865-70. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  22  Aug.  1853;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Francis  Russell,  5  Walker 
Street. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1878;  M.D.  1880; 
Ho.  Surg.  Peterborough  Hosp.  ;  med. 
pract.,  Guildford,  1879-1908  ;  Brig.  Surg. 
Lt.-Col.  Queen's  Roy.  W.  Surrey  Vol.  Batt.  ■ 
V.D.  ;  J. P.  Surrey  ;  Guildford  T.C.,  etc.  ; 
m.  Mary  Maxwell,  dau.  of  James  Currie 
J.P.,  D.L.  ;   d.  8  May  1908. 

SANDERSON,  Charles  Edward,  1864-9. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  27  Jan.  1854  ;  s.  of 
Dr.  James  Sanderson.  Dep.  Insp.-Gen. 
Hosp.,  Madras  Army.  17  Claremont 
Crescent ;  XL,  XX. " 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.  1875  ;  M.S.  1875  ; 
accidentally  killed  while  on  the  way  to  take 
up  practice,  8  Aug.  1S77. 

SINCLAIR,  Arthur  Veitch.  1864-6.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1853 ;  s.  of  Veitch  Sinclair, 
M.D.,  4  Picardy  Place. 

d.  1903. 

SKIRVING,  Robert,  1864-7.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  Thomas  Skir^•ing,  Easter  Road. 

Of  Cobairdy,  etc.  Address:  Rocombe, 
Torquay. 

SLATTER,  Thomas  Robert,  1866-9.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  22  May  1853 ;  s.  of  Robert 
Anderson  Slatter,  Comptroller  Mil. 
Accounts,  Govt,  of  Bengal. 

Indigo-planter,  Jessore,  Bengal,  India ;  m. 
Kate  Curtis  ;  d.  13  Sept.  1903. 

SMITH,  George  J.  C,  1864-7.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  Adam  Smith,  Denny. 

SMITH,  James  Alexander  Jones,  1866-7. 
CI.  3.  b.  1853  ;  s.  of  Kenneth  Smith, 
Stornoway. 

L.R.CP.E.  1877;  L.R.CS.E.  1877; 
F.R.CS.E.  1881  ;  Heavy-weight  Champion 
Boxer,  Edin.  Univ.,  1873-5  ;  Univ.  XX.  ; 
A.F.C;  Surg.-Maj.  Kimberley  Regt.;  D.S.O. 
1900  ;  Sen.  Med.  Off.  under  Col.  Kekewich 
during  defence  of  Kimberley,  15  Oct.  1899 
to  i6th  Feb.  1900  (two  medals  with  clasps 
and  D.S.O. ,  desp.  twice)  ;  served  in  Kaffir 
War,  1880  (medal  with  two  clasps)  ;  m. 
1882  Mary  Mitchell  of  Bankhead,  Dumfries  ; 
d.  2  Aug.  1901. 

SMITH,  Thomas  Adair,  1864-6.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Rev.  Wm.  Smith,  Lcith. 


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MR.  WEIR'S  CLASS,  1864-71 


SMYTII,  William  Sydney,  1864-7.  CI. 
1-3.  s.  of  John  T.  Smyth,  Hcathley 
House,  Oxton,  Birkenhead. 

STUART,  Charles  Moody,  1864-6.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  13  Sept.  1854  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Alexander  Moody  Stuart,  D.D.,  Mod. 
G.A.  of  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.  1875,  43 
Queen  Street. 

Agent  Bank  of  Scot.,  Lossiemouth ; 
Author  of  Sandy  Scott's  Bible  Class,  etc.  ; 
d.  19  July  1900. 

STUART,  John  Moody,  1864-9.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  23  Julv  1853  :  s.  of  Rev.  Alexander 
Moody  Stuart,  D.D..  Mod.  G.A.  of 
F.  Ch.  of  Scot.  1875,  43  Queen  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  F.F.A.  ;  F.I.A.  ;  Public 
Valuer  of  Friendly  Socs.  for  Great  Britain 
and  Ireland  ;  Man.  and  Actuary  Leeds 
Permanent  Building  Soc.  ;  Author  of  Life 
Insurance  in  New  Zealand  ;  m.  Mary  Grace 
Rashleigh,  dau.  of  Col.  Furlong,  Woodstock, 
Ryde,  I.W.  Address:  i6Grosvenor Terrace, 
Harrogate. 

TAIT,  WiUiam  Edgar,  1866-71.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  16  May  1854  ;  s.  of  James  Tait, 
W.S.,  Edenside  House,  Kelso. 

Merchant's  office,  Lond.  ;  in  business  for 
some  yrs.  at  Invercargill,  N.Z.  Address  : 
Woodlands,  Invercargill,  N.Z. 

THOMSON,  Andrew  Douglas  Ramsay, 
1866-9.  CI.  3-5.  b.  12  May  1852  ; 
s.  of  L.  Ramsay  Thomson,  M.D., 
Belmont,  Dalkeith. 

F.R.C.P.E.  1890;  M.R.C.P.E.  1882; 
L.R.C.P.E.  1876;  L.R.C.S.E.  and  L.M.  1876; 
Fell.  Obstet.  Soc,  Edin. ;  Mem.  B.M.A.  ; 
gen.  med.  pract.,  Musselburgh ;  Paroch.  Med. 
Off.  and  Pub.  Vacc,  Inveresk,  etc. ;  Med. 
Off.  Loretto  School,  etc.  etc.  ;  m.  Margaret 
Rimmer  Sanderson,  Musselburgh.  Address  : 
19  Bridge  Street,  Musselburgh. 

THOMSON,  James  Douglas,  1864-9. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  20  Nov,  1853  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  John  Thomson,  M.A.,  Leith. 

Rancher  near  Ilfracombe,  Queensland. 
Address  :  c/o  Rev.  David  Ross,  M.A.,  90 
Barkly  Street,  St.  Kilda,  Melbourne,  Victoria. 

THOMSON,  James  Stitt,  1866-9.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  24  May  1853 ;  s.  of  L.  Ramsay 
Thomson,  M.D.,  Belmont,  Dalkeith. 

M.D.  St.  Andrews,  1896;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1895  ;  F.R.C.P.E.  1890;  M.R.C.P.E.  1882  ; 
L.R.C.P.E.  1875  ;  L.R.C.S.  and  L.M.  1875  ; 
gen.  med.  pract.,  Lincoln  ;  late  Phys.  Lin- 
coln Hosp. ;  m.  Louisa  Mackintosh ;  d.  22 
Sept.  1910. 

TRAQUAHl,  WiUiam,  1864-70.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  23  Nov.  1851  ;  s.  of  Ramsay  H. 
Traquair,  Farmer,  Colinton. 


W.S.  1878  ;  m.  1884  Cecilia  Ross,  o.  dau. 
of  Wm.  Munro  of  Marchbank,  Midlothian. 
Address  :   29  St.  Andrew  Square,  Edin. 

TYTLER,  James  Wm.  Fraser,  1864-5. 
CI.  1.  b.  28  Feb.  1854  ;  s.  of  J.  S. 
Fraser  Tytler,  W.S.,  of  Woodhouselee. 

Glenalmond  ;  Oriel  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  ; 
W.S.  1881  ;  J. P.  Co.  of  Edin.  ;  S.  father  in 
Woodhouselee,  1891  ;  m.  1883  Christian 
Alice,  dau.  of  WiUiam  Scott-Kerr  of  Sunlaws, 
Roxburghshire  ;  d.  14  Aug.  1904. 

WALKER,  Francis  Dykes,  1864-7.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1854;  s.  of  Mrs.  AValker, 
9  AthoU  Crescent. 

Capt.  14th  (P.W.O.  W.  Yorks)  Regt.  ;  Lt. 
1875  ;  Capt.  1881  ;  res.  1882  ;  afterwards 
Sub-Insp.  under  Bd.  of  Education ;  d.  5 
Jan.  1913. 

WALKER,  Frederick  John,  1864-5.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Arthur  Abney  Walker,  32  Melville 
Street. 

WALKER,  George  John,  1866-9,  CI. 
3-5.  b.  15  March  1853  ;  s.  of  George 
Walker,  Merchant,  4  Wellington  Place, 
Leith  ;   Ferguson  Medal,  1869. 

C.A.  Edin.  1875  ;  of  Walker  and  Warwick, 
C.A.,  Glasg.  ;  m  Helen  Mary  Porteous. 
Address  :  Roddam,  Newlands  Road,  New- 
lands,  Glasg. 

WATSON,  George  Massie,  1865-6.  CI,  2. 
s.  of  Rev.  Alexander  Eckford  Watson, 
M.A.,  9  E,  Claremont  Street, 

WEIR,    Walter,    1864-70.     CI.    1-6.     b. 

27  March  1855  ;  s.  of  Robert  M.  Weir, 
17  Royal  Terrace  ;  XI. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM.,  F.R.C.S.E. ;  m. 
Agnes  H.  Megaw  ;   d.  22  Nov.  1890. 

WHITE,     Cecil,     1864-8.     CI.     1-4.     b, 

28  Jan.   1854  ;    s.  of  Robert  White, 
23  Drummond  Place. 

Address  :   23  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 

WIGHTMAN,  George  Adam  Seton, 
1864-70.  CI.  1-5.  b.  20  Feb.  1854  ; 
s.  of  James  Seton  Wightman  of 
Courance,  Dumfriesshire. 

Edin.  Univ.  1870-2 ;  Merchant  with 
Gladstone,  WyUe  and  Co.  at  Liverpool  and 
Rangoon  ;   d.  6  Jan.  1878. 

WILSON- WOOD,  Alexander  R.,  1864-7. 
CI.  1-3.     b.  18  Dec.  1853  ;    s.  of  Dr. 

Wilson,  Florence. 

Malvern  Coll.  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Planter, 
Ceylon  ;  m.  Madeline,  e.  dau.  of  F.  L.  Mait- 
land  Heriot  of  Ramornie,  Fife.  Address : 
7  Abbotsford  Crescent,  St.  Andrews. 


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WRIGHT,  Charles  Hugh,  1864-9.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  26  Dec.  1851  ;  s.  of  WilUam 
Wright,  late  Judge  Cuttaek. 

Indigo-planter.  Address:  Dehri-on  Sone, 
Shahabad,  Behar,  India. 

WRIGHT,  Charles  William,  1865-7.  CI. 
2,  3.  s.  of  C.  W.  Wright,  Hop 
Merchant,  Bonnington  Park. 

WRIGHT,  John  Herbert,  1866-71.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  31  Jan.  1854  ;  s.  of  WilHam 
AVright,  late  Judge  Cuttaek. 

Edin.  Univ.  (four  yrs.  Med.  CI.) ;  Med. 
Assist. ;  m.  Miss  Smith-Richards  ;  d.  3  Nov. 
1883. 

WRIGHT,  Samuel  Walter,  1866-71.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  81  Jan.  1854 ;  s.  of  William 
Wright,  late  Judge  Cuttaek  ;  XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  (four  yrs.  Med.  CI.)  ;  Med. 
Assist. ;  m.LucyHodson,Finedon,Northants. 
Address :  22  John  Street,  Curncarn,  Mon.,  S. 
Wales. 

WYLD,  Robert  Stodart,  1864-70.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  12  Mareh  1855  ;  s.  of  R.  S. 
Wyld,  W.S.,  LL.D.,  of  Gilston,  19 
Inverleith  Row. 

M.I.C.E.  Liverpool ;  F.R.G.S.  ;  m.  1882 
Mary  Rooke,  dau.  of  Rev.  Robert  Balgarnie  ; 
d.  17  April  1891. 


WYLIE,  Napier  Macleod,  1864-71.  CI. 
1-7,  b.  15  Sept.  1853  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
H.  Wylie,  19  Walker  Street. 

Maj.  Haddingtonshire  Art.  Mil.  ;  m.  i88i 
Alleyne  Moir  Byres  ;   d.  22  Sept.  1900. 

YOUNG,  Arthur  Henderson,  1864-8. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1854;  s.  of  Col.  Keith 
Young,  C.B.,  12  Royal  Terrace. 

Rugby;  Sandhurst;  Internat.  Rugby,  v. 
England,  1874;  Capt.  27th  Regt.  (Inniskill- 
ings);  Local  Coram.  Mil.  Pohce,  Kyrenia,  1878; 
Ass.  Comr.,  Paphos,  1879;  Famagasta,  1882; 
Dir.  of  Survey  and  Prin.  Forest  Off.  1892; 
M.L.C.  Cyprus,  1892  ;  Chf.  Sec.  1895  ;  ad- 
ministered Govt,  at  various  times,  1896- 
1905  ;  Col.  Sec.  S.S.  1906  ;  C.M.G.  1897  ; 
K.C.M.G.  1908 ;  Gov.  S.S.  and  High  Comr. 
F.M.S.  1911 ;  m.  Lady  Evelyn  Ann  Kennedy, 
dau.  of  Marquis  of  Ailsa.  Address:  Singa- 
pore, S.S. 

YOUNG,  Keith  Henry  St.  George,  1864-8. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  4  June  1853  ;  s.  of  Col. 
Keith  Young,  C.B.,  12  Royal  Terrace. 

Rugby  ;  Sandhurst ;  Capt.  46th  Ft.  ; 
Lt.  1874  ;  Capt.  1883  ;  ret.  1887  ;  served 
in  Mile  exped.  1884-5  with  2nd  Batt. 
D.  of  Cornwall's  L.I.,  and  took  part  in 
operations  of  Advance  Col.  under  Maj.- 
Gen.  Earle  (medal  with  clasp  and  Khedive's 
star)  ;   d.  i  April  1893. 


MR.  BANK'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  MERRY'S)  CLASS,  1865-72 


ADAM,  Stephen,  1865-70.  CI.  1-U.M. 
b.  20  Dec.  1858  ;  s.  of  Stephen  Adam, 
Bonnington. 

Sheep  Farmer,  N.Z.  ;   d.  4  Dec.  1887. 

ADAMS,  Robert  Frederick,  1865-9.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  9  April  1855 ;  s.  of  Ass. 
Surg.  Kenneth  Mackenzie  Adams, 
H.E.I.C.S. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.  and  CM.  1876  ;  Netley, 
1881  ;  Surg.-Maj.  R.A.M.C.  ;  Surg. -Capt. 
1881  ;  Surg.-Maj.  1893 ;  Reserve,  1899. 
Address  :  c/o  A.  J.  Leigh,  93  Great  Russell 
Street,  Lond.,  W.C. 

AULD,  John  Carnegie,  1865-71.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  17  Feb.  1854;  s.  of  John  Auld, 
W.S.,  37  Heriot  Row. 

W.S.  1880.  Address :  18  Lansdowne 
Crescent,  Edin. 

BALDWIN,  Henry,  1870-1.  CI.  6.  s. 
of  Rev.  Edmund  Baldwin,  13  Dean 

Street. 

BELL,  Thomas  Antony,  1865-72.  CI. 
1-7.     b.  12  Nov.  1855  ;  s.  of.Benjamin 


Bell,  F.R.C.S.,  8  Shandwick  Place; 
XX.,  XL  ;  won  Quarter-mile,  1872. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  XX.  ;  won  Hurdles  twice ; 
A.F.C. ;  Rugby  Inter-City,  1873;  first  Vice- 
Pres.  S.A.A.A. ;  insurance  office;  ret.;  m. 
Esther,  dau.  of  W.  Beattie  Brown,  R.S.A. 
Address:  5  Leamington  Terrace,  Edin. 

BERRY,  Edmund,  1865-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  Feb.  1855  ;  s.  of  Walter  Berry  of 
Glenstrivcn,  16  Carlton  Terrace. 

Loretto,  1869-71;  XL;  Merchant;  of 
Berry,  Barclay  and  Co. ,  Leith ;  Danish 
Consul-Gen.  for  Scot.  ;  m.  Florence  Vivian. 
Address:  7  Belgrave  Place,  Edin. 

BLACK,  John,  1865-8.  CI.  1-3.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Black,  5  Pitt  Street. 

BOULTON,  William  Thomas  Living- 
stone, 1865-9.  CI.  1-4.  b.  2  June 
1852 ;  s.  of  Maj.  John  Boulton, 
Bangholm  Bower. 

L.R.C.S.E.  1876  ;  med.  pract.  ;  ten  yrs. 
in  Mercantile  Marine ;  in  private  practice 
since  1884 ;  m.  Florence  Kate,  dau.  of 
Rev.  Wm.  Gilbert,  late  of  Hogsthorpe  and 
Aston  Magna,  Worcestershire.  Address  : 
Hogsthorpe,  Alford,  Lines. 


288         MR.  BANK'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  MERRY'S)  CLASS,  1865-72 


BRODIE,  .James  Gibson  Craig,  1865-8. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  18  March  1855 ;  s.  of 
John  Clerk  Brodic,  "NV.S.,  26  Moray 
Place. 

W.S.  1879  ;  m.  1878  Ellen  Anne,  daii.  of 
Edmund  J.  W.  Wood  of  Henley  Hall, 
Ludlow,  Salop  ;   d.  19  Sept.  1884. 

BRODIE,  Wilham  A.  G.,  1865-7.  CI. 
1,2.  b.  11  April  1855  ;  s.  of  Kenneth 
S.  Brodie,  15  Rutland  Street. 

Germany  and  Lausanne ;  with  Berry, 
Barclay  and  Co.,  Leith,  and  tea-planter  in 
Cachar,  India;  d.  c.  1894. 

BURT,  Henry  John,  1869-71.     CI.  5,  6. 
b.  14  June  1855  ;    s.  of  John  G.  M. 
Burt,  M.D.,  12  York  Place. 
Edin.  Univ.  ;   d.  5  Dec.  1885. 

CAMPBELL,  Alexander,  1865-8.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  F.  Campbell,  Ceylon,  33  Nor- 
thumberland Street. 

CAMPBELL,  George,  1867-8.  CI.  3.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Campbell,  55  Queen  Street. 

CAMPBELL,  George  W.,  1865-7.  CI. 
1,  2.  s.  of  Alexander  Campbell, 
Canada,  12  Nelson  Street. 

CAMPBELL,  Gilbert  J.,  1865-9.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1855;  s.  of  Col.  Campbell,  4  Queens- 
ferry  Street. 

Operatic  Singer  (Signor  Campobello)  ;   d. 

CAMPBELL,  Henry  Pottingcr,  1865-9. 
CI.  1-L.M.  s.  of  Col.  Campbell,  4 
Queensferry  Street;  Dux  L.M.  Sch. 
1869;  won  Quarter-mile  and  Long 
Leap,  1869 ;  XX. 
Went  to  India. 

CAMPBELL,  James  Pemberton,  1865-72. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  17  June  1855;  s.  of 
Sheriff  James  Campbell,  Edin. ;  XL 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  ;  Ho.  Surg. 
to  Dr.  Joseph  BeU  at  Roy.  Inf.,  where  he 
died  of  blood  poisoning,  6  Dec.  1880. 

CAMPBELL,  John  Archibald,  1867-8. 
CI.  3.  s.  of  Mrs.  Campbell,  9  Wemyss 
Place. 

CAMPBELL,  Stewart,  1865-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Alexander  Campbell,  Canada, 
12  Nelson  Street. 

CARMICHAEL,  James  R.,  1866-70.  CI. 
2-5.  s.  of  James  Carmichacl,  Royal 
Bank,  Hawick;  d. 

CARMICHAEL,  John  Purser,  1865-7. 
CI.    1,    2.     b.    15   May    1853;     s.   of 


William  Scott  Carmichacl,  M.D.,  22 
Northumberland  Street. 
\Vent  to  America. 

CARR,  Frank,  1865-8.  CI.  1-3.  b.  27 
Aug.  1854  ;  s.  of  Dr.  George  Carr, 
Dep.  Insp.-Gen.  of  Hosp. 

Drowned  while  yachting  in  Firth  of  Forth, 
13  July  1871. 

CHRISTIE,  Lawrence,  1865-9.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  23  Oct.  1854  ;  s.  of  Wm.  Lindsay 
Christie,  Ass.  Keeper  Gen.  Reg.  of 
Sasines,  Inverleithficld. 

Wine  Merchant,  Rawal  Pindi,  Punjab, 
India  ;  m.  Cecilia,  dau.  of  Alexander  Thom- 
son, Accountant,  Leith  ;   d.  18  Dec.  1911. 

CLARK,  George  B.,  1865-9.  CI.  1-4. 
s.  of  John  Clark  of  Kirkland  Park, 
4  Inverlcith  Row. 

COCKBURN,  Moncreiff,  1865-71.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  22  Sept.  1855  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
William  Cockburn,  M.D.,  20  Great 
Stuart  Street. 

Wine  Shipper,  Oporto,  Portugal  ;  m. 
Beatrice,  dau.  of  Maj.  F.  Napleton  Dew,  D.L. 
Hereford,  late  88th  Connaught  Rangers. 
Address  :   2  Ashburn  Gardens,  Lond.,  S.W. 

CONSTABLE,  Alexander  Cowan,  1865-72. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  5  June  1855  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Constable,  Printer  to  H.M.  in  Scot. 

m.  Elsie  Reid.  Address  :  Alderburn, 
Norris's  Arm,  Newfoundland. 

COWAN,  James  Henry,  1865-70.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  28  Sept.  1856  ;  s.  of  William  Cowan, 
LL.D.,  Linburn,  Mid-Calder. 

Passed  first  out  of  Woolwich,  1876  (Pol- 
lock Medal)  ;  Fowke  Medal,  Chatham ; 
won  Spencer  Cup,  Wimbledon,  1872  ;  has 
shot  frequently  in  Scot,  and  Army  VIII. 's, 
Wimbledon  and  Bisley ;  Col.  R.E.  ;  Lt. 
1876;  Capt.  1887;  Maj.  1S95;  Lt.-Col.  1902  ; 
Brev.  Col.  1905;  Col.  1907.  Staff  Service  :. 
Instructor  in  Fortifications,  etc.,  R.M.A., 
7  Jan.  to  26  May  1885 ;  Mem.  Ord.  Commis. 
1902-5  ;  Ass.  Dir.  of  Fortresses  and  Works, 
H.Q.  of  Army,  War  Office,  1908.  Served  in 
S.  African  War,  1899-1900;  took  part  in 
operations  in  Cape  Colony  and  O.R.C.  1899- 
1900  ;  in  Natal  March  to  June  1900,  includ- 
ing action  at  Lang's  Nek  (6-9  June  1900)  ; 
also  in  Transvaal  Sept.  to  29  Nov.  1900 
(desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  8  Feb.  1901,  Queen's 
medal  with  three  clasps)  ;  m.  1880  Ahce, 
dau.  of  Gen.  de  Butts,  R.E.  Address  :  War 
Office,  Lond.,  S.W. 

COWAN,  John  Robert,  1865-70.  CI. 
1-5.  s.  of  WiUiam  Cowan,  LL.D., 
Linburn,  Mid-Calder. 

CULLEN,  William  B.,  1865-6.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Mrs.  CuUen,  22  E.  Claremont 
Street. 


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DOUGLAS,  William,  1869-71.  CI.  5,  6. 
s.  of  P.  Douglas,  Grosvenor  Road, 
Claughton,  Birkenhead. 

DUDGEON,  Charles  John,  1867-8.  CI.  3. 
b.  3  Sept.  1855  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Dudgeon 
of  Cargen,  Kirkcudbrightshire. 

Repton,  1 868  ;  XX.  ;  CoU.  Hall,  St.  An- 
drews, 1873  ;  Edin.  Univ.  1872  ;  Merchant, 
Shanghai ;  Ass.  Brit.  Comr.  for  Revision  of 
Commercial  Treaties  with  China,  1901-3  ; 
Kt.  1903  ;  Chm.  the  China  Assoc.  1908-9  ; 
Pres.  1911  ;  m.  1884  Isabelle  Annie,  dau.  of 
Maj.-Gen.  W.  C.  O'Shaughnessy.  Address  : 
3  Hans  Crescent,  Lond.,  S.W. 

DUNLOP,  Robert  Gordon,  1865-72.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  14  July  1855;  s.  of 
Alexander  Dunlop,  Fcttes  Row  ;  XI. 
Capt.  and  XX.  Capt.  1872 ;  won 
Hurdles,  1871,  and  Cricket  Ball, 
1872  ;  also  Pole  Jump,  Interscho- 
lastic  Games,  1871. 

Cotton  Merchant,  Liverpool ;  m.  Elizabeth 
Jones.  Address :  Dunalastair,  Hoylake, 
Cheshire. 

DUNSMURE,  James,  1865-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  9  Jan.  1854  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Dunsmure, 
10  Coates  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  Address :  15  AthoU  Cres- 
cent, Edin. 

EGERTON,  Francis  William,  1865-6. 
CI.  1.  b.  28  Dec.  1854  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  Caledon  Richard  Egerton. 

Cheltenham,  1869-73  ;  Lt.-Col.  B.S.C.  ; 
and  Lt.  46th  Ft.  1873  ;  Lt.  9th  Ft.  1874  ; 
B.S.C.  1877  ;  Capt.  1885  ;  Maj.  1893  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1899 ;  ret.  1901  ;  Dep.  Comr., 
and  CI.,  Punjab ;  served  with  Mahsood 
Wuzeeree  exped.  1881  ;   d.  25  Jan.  1908. 

FAWCETT,  Malcolm,  1866-7.     CI.  2. 

FERNIE,  Charles  Witherington  Bruce, 
1865-70.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  10  July 
1853  ;  s.  of  E.  W.  Femie,  Almondell 
House,  Mid-Calder. 

m.  Edith,  dau.  of  Thos.  Hardcastle  of 
Blaston  Hall,  Uppingham.  Address  :  Key- 
thorpe  Hall,  Leicester. 

FERNIE,   Ellis   Latimer,   1865-70.     CI. 
1-U.M,     b.  3  Sept.  1854  ;   s.  of  E.  W. 
Femie,  Almondell  House,  Mid-Calder. 
d.  2  June  1873. 

FERRYMAN,  Augustus  Hamilton,  1865- 
6.  CI.  1.  b.  28  June  1850 ;  s.  of  Gen. 
Augustus  Halifax  Ferryman,  C.B. 

Of  Lochead  and  Thura,  Caithness  ;  J. P. 
Co.  of  Caithness ;  m.  1873  Georgiana  Caroline, 
dau.  of  C.  M.  R.  Chamberlain  of  Gloucester 
House,  Malvern  Wells ;    d.  24  April  1909. 


FINLAY,   Alexander  Bannatyne,   1865- 

70.  CI.  1-5.  b.  21  April  1854;  s. 
of  Wilham  Finlay,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P., 
Trinity;  XX. 

A.F.C.  1870-5  ;  Rugby,  v.  England,  1875  ; 
Sheep  Farmer,  S.  AustraUa,  1876-88  ;  Wash- 
ington State,  U.S.A.,  1891-1900.  Address  : 
Newton,  Nairn. 

FISHER,  Donald  George,  1868-9.  CI. 
L.M.     s.  of  Donald  Fisher,  Pitlochry. 

ERASER,  Frederick  William  Dyce,  1865- 

71.  CI.  1-6.  b.  13  Sept.  1855  ;  s.  of 
Prof.  Campbell  Eraser,  Em.  Prof,  of 
Logic  and  Metaphysics,  Edin.  Univ., 
12  Rutland  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1874 ;  M.B.,  CM. 
1878  ;  M.D.  1883  ;  F.R.C.P.E.  1883  ; 
Medallist  in  Anat.,  Surg.,  and  Path.  ;  won 
races  of  St.  Andrew  Boat  Club,  Edin.  ; 
Demonstrator  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Edin.,  1878- 
80  ;  Prof,  of  Anat.  and  Phys.,  Med.  Coll., 
Ozaka,  Japan,  1880-2;  Surg. -Capt.  4th 
Batt.  Berks  Regt.  ;  Ass.  Phys.  Skin  Dept., 
Charing  Cross  Hosp.,  Lond.,  and  Victoria 
Hosp.  for  Children,  Chelsea  ;   d.  7  Oct.  1910. 

ERASER,  John  William  Campbell,  1865- 
71.  CI.  1-6.  b.  17  Jan.  1855  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  Alexander  Garden  Eraser,  D.D., 
Bombay. 

M.A.  Edin.  ;  Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  ;  practised 
at  Nagpur,  India ;  Govt.  Advocate ;  m. 
Nellie,  dau.  of  Col.  H.  I.  Lugard,  I.A. 
d.  6  Feb.  1900. 

FYFE,  William,  1868-9.  CI.  L.M.  s.  of 
John  Fyfe,  New  Road,  Forfar. 

GILLESPIE,  Thomas  Paterson,  1865-9 
and  1871-2.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  22  Sept. 
1855;  s.  of  Alex.  Gillespie  of  Biggar 
Park,  Lanarkshire. 

C.A.  Edin.  1878 ;  now  Paper  Manu- 
facturer ;  m.  Eliz.  Hall,  dau.  of  Thos. 
Chalmers  of  Longcroft,  Linlithgow.  Ad- 
dress :  Longcroft,  Linlithgow. 

GILMOUR,  John  Alexander,  1868-71. 
CI.  L.  and  U.M.  b.  2  Aug.  1856  ;  s. 
of  Allan  Gilmour,  Eaglesham  House, 
Renfrewshire  ;  XX. 

Pembroke  Coll.  Cantab  ;   d.  10  Jan.  1884. 

GILMOUR,  Wilham  Ewing,  1868-72. 
CI.  L.  and  U.M.  b.  21  May  1854  ;  s. 
of  Allan  Gilmour,  Eaglesham  House, 
Renfrewshire ;  XX. 

1871  Medal  for  Fencing  (Roland's  Assault); 
Edin.  Univ.  1872-4 ;  Dir.  of  the  United 
Turkey  Red  Co.  Ltd.  ;  J. P.  Cos.  of  Dum- 
barton, Ross,  and  Sutherland  ;  D.L.  Co.  of 
Sutherland  ;  C.C.  Cos.  of  Dumbarton  and 
Sutherland;  191 1  presented  to  E.A.  the 
Pavilion    for    the    New    Field ;     m.    Jessie 


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290         MR.  BANK'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  MERRY'S)  CLASS,  1865-T2 


Gertrude  Campbell,  TuUichewan  Castle, 
Dumbartonshire.  Address :  WoodbanU, 
Alexandria,  Dumbartonshire.     See  E.A.  Ch. 

Xix.   120-2. 

GLENNIE,  Charles  Edgar,  1866-8.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  1855  ;  s.  of  Charles  Archibald 
Glennie.H.B.M.  Consul,  Santos,  Brazil. 

Audit  Clerk,  Bill  Chamber,  Register 
House,  Edin.  ;  d.  at  Pietermaritzburg,  5 
June  1903. 

GRANT,  James,  1865-6.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
George  Grant,  13  Rutland  Square. 

GRANT,  James  M.,  1866-7.  CI.  2. 
b.  13  June  1854  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Grant, 
Brodie  Cottage,  Forres. 

Madras  Coll.,  St.  Andrews  Univ.,  and 
Hildesheim ;  XX.  (St.  Andrews)  ;  with 
Arbuthnot,  Ewart  and  Co.  and  Lathom 
and  Co.,  E.I.  Merchants  at  Liverpool  and 
Manchester;  m.  J.  E.  Biggs,  Sydney;  d. 
18  Aug.  1890. 

GRANT,  John,  1868-9.  CI.  L.M,  s.  of 
Capt.  Grant,  Newton  Stewart. 

GREGORY,  WilUam  Stothert,  1868-70. 
CI.  4-L.M.  b.  24  Get.  1854;  s.  of 
Rev.  Alexander  Gregory,  Min.  of 
F.  Ch.,  Anstruther. 

Address :  265 Plymouth Grove,Manchester. 

HALLARD,  Frederick  Michel,  1865-72. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  10  May  1855 ;  s.  of 
Frederick  Hallard,  Advocate,  Sheriff 
Sub.  of  Midlothian,  61  York  Place  ; 
Dux  CI.  3,  4,  5,  6  and  of  the  School, 
1872;  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize,  Mackenzie 
Prize  for  Scholarship,  best  in  Greek 
Testament,  Latin  Comp.,  and  English 
Essay,  1872. 
d.  18  March  1873. 

IIARVEY,  William  Alexander,  1869-72. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  17  March  1855 ;  s. 
of  John  Harvey,  Blackheath  Park, 
Blackheath,  Kent;  won  High  Jump, 
1872. 

d.  19  April  1892. 

HERBERT,  Charles,  1866-70.  CI.  2- 
U.M.  b.  26  May  1853  ;  s.  of  A.  B. 
Herbert,  Trinity  Lodge. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  partner  for  many  years  in 
Heriotfield  Engineering  Works,  Leith  Walk  ; 
afterwards  Man.  of  Mannesmann  Tube 
Works,  Landore,  S.  Wales  ;  d.  5  June  1898, 
result  of  an  accident. 

HERBERT,  Leonard,  1866-9.  CI,  2-4. 
b.  8  Sept.  1855  ;  s.  of  A.  B.  Herbert, 
Trinity  Lodge. 


1871-3  served  as  apprentice  on  T.  and  J. 
Brocklebank's  '  Alexandra ' ;  1873-81  Cofiee- 
planter,  Ceylon,  India ;  since  i88i  in  U.S.A. ; 
now  Real  Estate  Agent  and  Contractor, 
Tacoma ;  m.  1888  Mary  Lottie  M'Kay. 
Address  :  5033  So.  I  Street,  Tacoma,  Wash- 
ington, U.S.A. 

HERBERT,  Percy,  1866-71.  CI.  2-U.M. 
b.  13  Aug.  1854  ;  s.  of  A.  B.  Herbert, 
Trinity  Lodge. 

d.  21  Aug.  1872,  result  of  an  accident. 

HORSBRUGH,  Arthur  Wemyss,  1867-71. 
CI.  3-U.M.  s.  of  William  Horsbrugh, 
Writer,  Cupar,  Fife. 

IRVINE,  Henry  Stewart,  1867-72.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  1854  ;  s.  of  Wilham  Stewart 
Irvine, M.D.,  Craigatin,  Pitlochry;  XI. 

Merchant  in  Mogador  (Morocco)  and  Safi 
until  1893,  when  he  returned  home  ;  went 
to  Australia  in  1897.  Address :  P.O., 
Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia. 

JAMESON,  James  Hotchkis,  1865-71. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  4  Jan.  1855  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Jameson,  Sheriff  of  Aberdeen  and 
Kincardine  ;  Essay  Prize  open  to  all 
Rector's  CI.  1871. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  1875 ;  W.S.  1880 ; 
1882  joined  the  firm  of  Boyd,  Macdonald 
and  Jameson,  W.S.,  Leith;  since  1902 
senior  of  Boyd,  Jameson  and  Young,  W.S., 
Leith;  Hon.  Treas.  and  Legal  Adviser  to 
Leith  Chamber  of  Commerce  ;  1909-10 
Mem.  of  Dept.  Comtee.  to  inquire  into 
Scottish  Bankruptcy  Laws;  m.  1884  Vir- 
ginia, dau.  of  William  Ker  of  Manila.  Ad- 
dress :   16  Coates  Crescent,  Edin. 

JOHNSTON,  Alfred  Bruce,  1865-9.  CI. 
1-L.M.  b.  5  Feb.  1855  ;  s.  of  John 
Johnston,  1  East  Brighton  Crescent, 
Portobello. 

Went  to  N.Z. ;  m.  Alice  M.  Cutten.  Ad- 
dress :  Dunedin,  N.Z. 

JOHNSTON,  Henry  Augustus,  1865-70. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  29  Aug.  1853;  s.  of 
John  Johnston,  1  East  Brighton 
Crescent,  Portobello. 

Mem.  Stock  Exchange,  Lond.  ;  m.  Julia 
M.  Hayes.  Address  :  The  Stock  Exchange, 
Lond.,  E.C. 

JOHNSTON,  Robert  Colquhoun,  1865-7. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  25  Sept.  1854  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
J.  C.  Johnston,  R.N.,  5  Inverleith 
Row. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1877;  A.F.C. ; 
A.C.C.;  Inter-City  Rugby  and  Cricket;  Capt. 
R.A.M.C. ;  Surg.  i88i  ;  Capt.  1889;  h.p. 
1892 ;  served  with  Egyptian  exped.  1882 
(medal,  bronze  star) ;  Soudan  exped.  1884 ; 
Nile,  in  charge  of  Debbeh  Field  Hosp. 
(clasp) ;  later  in  private  practice.  Address: 
Hawthorn  Den,  Ventnor,  I.W. 


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JOHNSTON,  Robert  M'Kenzie,  1868-9. 
CI.  4.  b.  3  March  1836  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Johnston,  Surg.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  34  Queen 
Street. 

Clifton,  1869;  Gymnastic  Open  Com- 
petition Cup,  Clifton;  M.B.,  CM.  Edin. 
1881  ;  L.R.C.S.E.  i88i  ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1884; 
M.D.  Edin.  1883  ;  Consult.  Surg,  for  Ear 
and  Throat,  Edin.  Roy.  Inf.  ;  Pres.  Roy. 
Med.  Soc.  ;  one  of  the  founders  of  the 
Laryngological  Soc.  of  U.K.  and  the  Oto- 
logical  Soc.  of  Lond.  ;  Mem.  of  Univ.  Court, 
Edin.  Univ.,  1903  ;  Mem.  of  Central  Council 
of  B.M.A.  1904  ;  Mem.  of  Roy.  Co.  of 
'  Archers  (King's  Bodyguard  for  Scot.)  ;  m. 
Amy,  e.  dau.  of  Henry  Younger,  D.L.,  of 
Benmore,  Argyllshire.  Address  :  2  Drum- 
sheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

JOLLY,  John  Keith,  1867-8.  CI.  3. 
b.  27  July  1836 ;  s.  of  WilHam 
Gairdner  Jolly,  Catter  House, Drynien, 
Chamberlain  to  D.  of  Montrose. 

Merchant,  Edin.  ;  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  Prof. 
Archer,  Edin.  Address  :  88  George  Street, 
Edin. 

JOLLY,  Mark  Richardson,  1867-8.  CI.  3. 
b.  12  Jan.  1855  ;  s.  of  William  Gairdner 
Jolly,  Catter  House,  Drj'men,  Chamber- 
lain to  D.  of  Montrose. 

Corn  Merchant,  Leith  ;   d.  26  Feb.  1886. 

JOPP,  Robert  William,  1863-7.     CI.  1,  2. 
b.  27  March  1855  ;  s.  of  Charles  Jopp, 
C.E.,  3  Royal  Terrace, 
d.  3  Jan.  1875. 

KERMACK,  William  Ramsay,  1865-71. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  22  Feb.  1853  ;  s.  of  W.  R. 
Kermack,  W.S.,  27  York  Place. 

Stock  Exchange,  Lond.  ;   d.  22  Jan.  1904. 

LAND.\LE,  Robert  John.  1865-70.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1853  ;  s.  of  Robert  Landale, 
S.S.C,  15  Royal  Circus. 

M.A.  Oxon  (Exeter  Coll.)  ;  of  Pitmedden  ; 
Comr.  of  Supply,  Perthshire  ;  Mem.  Edin. 
Stock  Exchange  (ret.)  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Jane, 
dau.  of  Rev.  Henry  Layng,  M.A.,  Foulden, 
Norfolk.  Address:  Red  Cottage,  In  verleith 
Place,  Edin. 

LANG,  Alexander  Craig,  1868-9.  CI. 
L.M,  b.  17  Nov.  1852  ;  s.  of  John 
Lang,  Sheriff  Clerk  of  Selkirkshire  ; 
XL  ;  won  Pole  Jump,  Interscholastic 
Sports ;  XX. 

Wool  Merchant  and  Farmer,  Wellington, 
N.Z.  ;   m.  Eva  Tanner  ;   d.  6  Jan.  1896. 

LEE,  Robert,  1866-71.  CI.  2-U.M,  s. 
of  Mrs.  Lee,  19  West  Nicolson  Street. 

LORIMER,  John  Henry,  1865-71.  CI. 
1-3.     b.  12  Aug.  1856  ;    s.  of  James 


Lorimer,  Advocate,  LL.D.,  Prof,  of 
PubUc  Law,  Univ.  of  Edin.,  1  Brunts- 
field  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  R.S.A.  1900  ;  A.R.W.S.  ; 
Corresponding  Mem.  Inst,  of  France,  1902  ; 
Mem.  Soc.  of  Portrait  Painters,  Lond.  ; 
Mem.  Societe  Internationale,  Paris  ;  Gold 
Medallist,  Paris  Internat.  E.xhib.,  1900;  twice 
Medallist,  Paris  Salon.  Address  :  4  Drum- 
mond  Place,  Edin.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  x.  77. 

MACBEAN,  ^neas,  1866-9.  CI,  2-4. 
b.  1855  ;  s.  of  .T.neas  Macbean,  W.S., 
8  Darnaway  Street. 

In  business  in  Liverpool  and  Lond.  ;  d. 

13  Oct.  1900. 

MACFARLAN,  Patrick,  1865-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  14  Sept.  1855  ;  s.  of  Rev.  James 
Macfarlan,  Min.  of  Miiiravonside, 
Linlithgow. 

Blair  Lodge ;  Glasg.  Univ.  ;  Farmer, 
Canada;  m.  EUzabeth  Davidson.  Address: 
Box  805,  San  Diego,  Cal.,  U.S.A. 

MACFARLANE,  William,  1865-6.  CI.  1. 
b.  27  Aug.  1855  ;  s.  of  the  Very  Rev. 
James  Macfarlane,  D.D.,  Min.  of 
Duddingston,  and  Mod.  G.A.  of  Ch. 
of  Scot.  1865. 

Address  :   Lamington,  Lanarkshire. 

M'HAFFIE,  James,  1866-9.     CI.  2-4.     b. 

14  May  1834  ;  s.  of  W.  J.  M'Haffie 
of  Torhousemuir,  Wigtown. 

Maj.  3rd  Batt.  R.S.  Fus.  ;  Lt.  i88i  ;  Capt. 
1884  ;  Reserve,  1888  ;  ret.  1893  as  Maj.  ; 
1902  Agent  for  D.  of  Bedford,  K.G.,  on 
Cairnsmore,  Bargaly,  and  Dallush  estates, 
Kirkcudbrightshire  ;  m.  Marion,  dau.  of 
Alex.  Gillespie  of  Biggar  Park,  Lanarkshire. 
Address  :  Bardrochwood,  Palnure,  Kirkcud- 
brightshire. 

M'lVER,  Kenneth,  1865-7.     CI.  1,  2.     b. 

28  April  1854  ;  s.  of  Daniel  M'lver, 
Merchant,  Kurrachee. 

With  Indo-European  Telegraph  Co.  ;    d. 

29  July  1874  at  Jask,  on  the  Persian  Gulf. 

MACKENZIE,  Donald  ^neas  Mackay, 
1866-7.  CI.  2.  b.  3  May  1834;  s. 
of  Capt.  D.L.  Mackenzie,  Stornoway. 

Ship  Owner  and  Timber  Merchant ;  Chm. 
Stornoway  Sch.  Bd.,  Lewis  Dist.  Comtee., 
and  P.C.  ;  J. P.  Ross-shire  ;  m.  Christina 
Foulie  ;   d.  4  Feb.  1912. 

MACLAGAN,  PhiHp  Robert  Dalrymple, 
1866-9.  CI.  2-L.M.  b.  11  Nov.  1854  ; 
s.  of  David  Maclagan,  C.A.,  Man.  Edin. 
Life  Assur.  Co. 

Two  yrs.  with  S.U.  and  Nat.  Insur.  Co.  ; 
two  yrs.  with  Brown,  Shipley  and  Co.,  Liver- 
pool ;    nine  yrs.  with  Edin.  Life  Assur.  Co. 


292         MR,  BANK'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  MERRY'S)  CLASS,  1865-72 


(Ass.  Sec.)  ;  then  local  Man.  Alliance  In- 
sur.  Co.  of  Scot.  ;  1882  Sec.  and  1894  Man. 
N.B.  and  Merc.  Insur.  Co.  ;  m.  1882  Helen 
Duncan,  dau.  of  J.  S.  Fleming,  Roy.  Bank  of 
Scot. ;   d.  28  Aug.  1906. 

MARSHALL,  Arthur,  1865-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  27  April  1855  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Marshall, 
H.E.I.C.S.  (Mauritius),  10  Royal  Ter- 
race. 

Rugby,  V.  England,  1875;  Loretto ;  XX. 
and  XI. ;  won  several  Golf  Cups,  etc. ;  Capt. 
Chislehurst  G.C.  1897;  Tea  and  Coffee 
Planter,  Ceylon;  1903  Man.  Dir.  in  Lond.  of 
Panawal  Co. ;  m.  Katherine,  dau.  of  William 
Stewart  of  Shambellie,  Kirkcudbrightshire; 
d.  9  Dec.  1909. 

MATHESON,   Alexander,    1865-71.     CI. 
1-6.     b.     15     March     1855;      s.     of 
Alexander   Matheson,    19    Northum- 
berland Street. 
W.S.  1879. 

MIDDLETON,  Guy,  1868-71.  CI.  L.M.- 
U.M.  b.  10  April  1856  ;  s.  of  Edward 
P.  Middleton,  J. P.,  Hindringham, 
Thetford,  Norfolk. 

m.  .  Address :  Field  House,  Kings- 
land  Road,  Broadwater,  Worthing. 

MUNRO,  George  Montgomery,  1865-7. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  12  Aug.  1853  ;  s.  of  Sir 
Charles  Munro,  10th  Bart,  of  Foulis, 
Ross-shire. 

Capt.  42nd  Highs.  ;  Lt.  1872  ;  Capt. 
1879  ;  ret.  1888  ;  served  with  42nd  Highs, 
throughout  the  second  phase  of  Ashantee 
War,  1874,  and  was  present  at  battle  of 
Amoaful,  capture  and  destruction  of  town 
of  Becquah,  battle  of  Ordahsu,  and  capture 
of  Coomassie  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  d.  13  Oct. 
1896. 

MURRAY,  Robert  L.,  1865-9.  CI.  1-4. 
s.  of  WiUiam  Murray,  68  Great  King 
Street. 

C.A.  1877.  Address :  78  Great  King 
Street,  Edin. 

MYRTLE,  John  Young,  1865-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  10  April  1854  ;  s.  of  John  Young 
Myrtle,  M.D.,  24  Rutland  Street. 

Collegiate  Sch.  (Dr.  Bryce's)  ;  XX.  ; 
Wine  Merchant,  Leith,  1874  ;  Hon.  Lt.-Col. 
Midlothian  Vol.  Art.  ;  V.D.  and  Jubilee 
medal ;  won  the  first  Queen's  Cup  given  for 
battery  firing  at  the  Nat.  Scot.  Art.  Assoc. 
Meeting  at  Buddon  Camp,  1893 ;  m. 
Elizabeth  Sutherland.  Address :  9  Morn- 
ingside  Place,  Edin. 

NAIRNE,  Thomas  Graham,  1866-8.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  23  Dec.  1853  ;  s.  of  John 
Mellis  Nairne  of  Dunsinnan,  Capt. 
14th  Regt.,  16  AinsUe  Place. 


Cheltenham  ;  m.  E.  M.  D.  Gordon,  dau. 
of  Wm.  Gordon  of  Argrennan,  Kirkcud- 
brightshire. Address:  Woodmount, Hythe, 
Southampton. 

XEAVES,  Robert  Montgomery,  1865-7. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1855;  s.  of  the  Hon. 
Charles  (Lord)  Neaves,  Senator  of  Coll. 
of  Justice,  7  Charlotte  Square  ;  Dux 
CI.  1  and  2,  1860  and  1867. 
d.  1867. 

XEILSON,  Robert,  1865-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  James  Neilson,  S.S.C,  3  Aber- 
cromby  Place. 

NEWNAM,  Noel,  1867-9.  CI.  8,  4.  s. 
of  Rev.  S.  Newnam,  2  Dean  Terrace. 

OLIPHANT,  James,  1865-70.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  24  April  1854;  s.  of  Thomas 
Oliphant,  33  Cliarlotte  Square. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A. ;  Schoolmaster ;  after- 
wards Insp.  of  Secondary  Sch.  for  Univ.  of 
Lond.  Publications  :  Victorian  Novelists  ; 
The  Educational  Writings  of  Richard 
Mulcaster ;  A  History  of  England,  etc. 
F.R.S.E.  ;  m.  Edith  Morton.  Address  : 
II  Heathfield  Park,  Lond.,  N.W. 

PATERSON,  George  Quentin,  1865-7. 
CI.  1,  2.  s.  of  Mrs.  Colin  Paterson, 
28  Pitt  Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  A.F.C. ;  Rugbv,  v.  England, 
1876;  d. 

PATERSON,  Henry  Edmund,  1865-70. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  21  March  1853;  s.  of 
William  Paterson  of  Montgomerie, 
Ayrshire,  14  Maitland  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.E.  (ret.)  ;  m.  Patricia 
Young.  Address  :  EUenbank,  Kirkcud- 
bright. 

PATTEN,  Hugh,  1865-72.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
7  July  1855  ;  s.  of  John  Patten,  W.S., 
7  Drummond  Place  ;   XI. 

A.C.C.;  W.S.  1878;  m.  Mary  E.,  y.  dau. 
of  James  Hope  of  Eastbarns,  E.  Lothian. 
Address  :  37  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

PEDDIE,  Alexander,  1865-6.  CI.  1. 
b.  21  Nov.  1853;  s.  of  Alexander 
Peddie,  M.D.,  15  Rutland  Street. 

Elizabeth  Coll.  Guernsey ;  Farmer  and 
Land  Agent,  America ;  m.  (i)  Josephine 
Clara  Prosser  ;  (2)  Leta  Holman.  Address  : 
Houston, Texas,  and  Emetsburg,  Iowa, U.S.A. 

PRESGRAVE,  Edward  William,  1866-71. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  26  March  1855;  s.  of 
D.  C.  Presgrave,  Penang,  S.S. 

Edin.  Univ.  1871;  A.F.C;  Barr.  Mid.  Tem. 
1878  ;  practised  in  Penang,  S.S. ;  acted  as 
Sol.-Gen.  S.S.  1906;  M.L.C.  S.S.  1904-7; 
ret.  1907.  Address:  Ducks  Hill  Grange, 
Ruislip,  Middlesex. 


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RAINIE,  William,  1865-70.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  26  Nov.  1855  ;  s.  of  Robert  Rainic, 
C.A.,  Sec.  Life  Assoc,  of  Scot.,  6 
Clifton  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  Ch.  of  Scot.  ;  ord. 
i88i  ;  Ass.  Min.  St.  Cuthbert's  Ch.,  Edin.  ; 
Min.  Newton-on-Ayr  ;  Chm.  Ayr.  Sch.  Bd.  ; 
Chap,  (ist  CI.)  T.F.  ;  T.D. ;  m.  Jane  Agnes 
Cunningham,  Glencairn,  Belfast.  Address  : 
The  Manse,  Newton-on-Ayr. 

REID,  John  Short,  1865-72.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  22  May  1856  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Reid, 
B.L.C.  Bank,  Moffat. 

Edin.  Univ.  1872-4  ;  won  Golf  Medals  at 
Montevideo,  including  President's  Cup,  1903; 
Merchant,Liverpool,  Valparaiso,  Montevideo, 
m.  .  Address  :  Quinta  Mariana,  Pocitos, 
Montevideo. 

REID,  Robert,  1869-71.  CI.  5,  6.  b. 
10  April  1855;  s.  of  John  Reid, 
Harvey  Square,  Lochwinnoch ;  won 
100  Yds.,  Quarter-mile,  and  Long 
Leap,  1871. 

Sol.  1878  and  N.P.,  Johnstone,  Renfrew- 
shire ;  Proc.  Fis.  burgh  of  Johnstone ;  m. 
Jane  Park  Crawford.     Address:  Johnstone. 

ROBERTSON,  Robert  Weir,  1865-7. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  6  July  1853;  s.  of 
Alexander  Weir  Robertson,  C.A.. 
82  Great  King  Street. 

Abbey  Park  Sch.,  St.  Andrews  ;  Coffee- 
planter,  Ceylon,  1S77-84  ;  Mysore,  1884-92  ; 
d.  7  April  1S92. 

SCOTT,  John,  1869-70.  CI.  5.  b.  July 
1854  ;  s.  of  John  Scott  of  Synton, 
Hawick. 

B.A.  Trin.  CoU.  Cantab  ;  Lt.  7th  D.G. ; 
m.  1881  Esther  J.  Robson  Scott.  Address  : 
Synton,  Hawick. 

SCOTT,  Robert  Purdom,  1868-70.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  27  June  1853;  s.  of 
R.  Scott,  Kinning  Hall,  Hawick. 

Bank     Agent ;      m.     Catherine     Worth, 

Morgan,  S.   Australia.     Address :    Bank  of 

'  Adelaide,  Hindmarsh,  Adelaide,  S.  Australia. 

SHARROCK,  Samuel  Lord,  1865-70. 
CI.  1-U.M.  s.  of  Samuel  Sharrock, 
15  Spekeland  Street,  Liverpool. 

SHIELS,  John,  1866-7.  CI.  2.  b,  21 
Sept.  1853 ;  s.  of  John  S.  Shiels, 
Merchant,  Leith,  8  Royal  Terrace. 

Edin.  Wanderers  F.C.  ;  in  wool  trade, 
N.S.W.  and  S.  Australia.  Address  :  Bulala, 
Berry  Street,  North  Sydney,  N.S.W. 

SKELTON,  James,  1867-70.  CI.  3-5. 
b.   18  March   1854  ;    s.   cf  James  S. 


Skclton,  Greenbank,  Annan  ;    Fergu- 
son Medal,  1870. 

Sol.  1876  and  N.P.,  Annan  ;  Jt.  Agent 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.,  Annan ;  Sec. 
Annan  Savings  Bank ;  Proc.  Fis.,  Town 
Clerk,  etc.,  Annan  ;  Capt.  F  Co.  (Annan) 
3rd  V.B.  K.O.S.B.  ;  m.  Isabella  Saunders  ; 
d.  26  Jan.  1897  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  iv.  44. 

SMAIL,  Arthur  Collingwood,  1866-9.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  21  Oct.  1854  ;  s.  of  William 
Archibald  Small,  R.N.,  of  Overmains, 
1  Atholl  Crescent. 

Proprietary  Planter,  Ceylon  ;  m.  AUce 
Margaret  Bell.  Address :  Jun.  Athena2um 
Club,  116  Piccadilly,  Lond.,  W. 

SNADDEN,  James,  1866-71.  CI.  2-6.  s. 
of  R.  Snadden,  Moulmcin,  Burma. 

Edin.  Univ.  1871;  M.B.,C.M.  1877;  A.F.C.; 
Med.  Off.  Pontefract  Inf.  ;  med.  pract.  at 
Chapeltown,  near  Sheffield,  to  1901  ;  Surg. 
Gt.  Central  and  Midland  Rly.  Cos. ;  M.O.H., 
WortleyR.D.  Council;  m.  1888  Marie  White- 
head, Liverpool ;  d.  1901. 

SPENCE,  Hamilton  Robert,  1 866-7.  CI.  2. 
s.  of  Prof .  Spence,  F.R.C.S.E.,  21  Ainslic 
Place. 

Address:  Bakers,  Hedingham,  Essex. 

STEVENSON,  David  Alan,  1865-70. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  21  July  1854  ;  s.  of  David 
StcN'enson,  C.E.,  25  Royal  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  1871;  B.Sc.  ;  F.R.S.E., 
M.  Inst.  C.E.,  M.  Inst.  Mech.  E.,  F.R.S.S.A., 
F.R.S.  Met.  S.  ;  apprenticed  to  D.  and  C. 
Stevenson,  1875-8;  partner  of  D.  and  T. 
Stevenson  (now  D.  and  Q.  Stevenson),  1878  ; 
Engineer  to  Comrs.  of  Northern  Lighthouses, 
1884 ;  for  many  years  extra-mural  Examiner 
in  Engineering  in  the  Univ.  of  Edin.  ;  con- 
tributed papers  on  scientific  and  engin- 
eering subjects  to  numerous  societies  and 
journals ;  with  his  brother  introduced 
numerous  important  improvements  in  coast 
lighting  and  fog  signaUing  which  have  been 
adopted  at  home  and  abroad  ;  now  sen. 
partner  of  D.  and  C.  Stevenson  (founded 
1786)  ;  m.  Annie,  dau.  of  William  Roberts, 
a  cousin  of  Earl  Roberts,  V.C.,  of  Kandahar. 
Address  :   45  Melville  Street,  Edin. 

STRANG,  Walter  James,  1865-9.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  8  Sept,  1854  ;  s.  of  Walter 
Strang,  83  Great  King  Street. 

Edin  Univ.,  Arts,  1869-73  ;  Med.  1873-7  • 
M.A.  1873;  Medallist  in  Bot.  1873,  74, 
Practice  of  Medicine  and  Midwifery,  1876  ; 
M.B.  1877;  CM.  1879;  also  at  Vienna; 
1880  Res.  Med.  Off.  Newcastle-on-Tyne 
Disp.  ;  1885-90  med.  pract.  in  Alloa;  d. 
14  Nov.  1890. 

TAIT,  David  Wardlaw  Brown,  1867-72. 
CI.  3-7.  b.  21  Oct.  1855  ;  s.  of  James 
Tait,    W.S.,    Edensidc,    Kelso ;     won 


294         MR.  BANK'S  (AFTERWARDS  DR.  MERRY'S)  CLASS,  1865-72 


Interscholastic   Fencing   Competition 
at  Roland's  Assault-at-Arms,  1872. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A.  1875;  W.S.  1S79 ; 
in  business  in  Kelso  since  1880;  Agent 
Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.  Ltd.,  Kelso  ;  Clerk  to 
the  River  Tweed  Comrs.,  etc.  etc.  ;  Hon. 
Sec.  to  the  Buccleuch  Hunt  and  United 
Border  Hunt  Steeplechases ;  J. P.  for 
Roxburghshire.  Address  :  Edenside,  Kelso, 
Ro-xburghshire. 

THATCHER,  Charles  Henry,  1865-7. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  4  Oct.  1854  ;  s.  of  Lewis 
Hay  Thatcher,  M.D.,  13  Albany  Street. 

L.R.C.S.E.  1876;  F.R.C.S.E.  1880;  gen. 
med.  pract.,  Edin.  ;  Phys.  Edin.  Lying-in 
Instit.  ;  late  Ho.  Surg.  Roy.  Inf.,  Edin.  ; 
late  Examiner  in  Midwifery  and  Gynecology 
for  Triple  Qualification,  R.C.P.E.,  R.C.S.E., 
and  Fac.  of  Phys.,  Glasg.  ;  m.  Emily,  dau. 
of  Frederick  Nelson  of  Tale  Ing,  Wakefield, 
Yorkshire.  Address  :  8  Melville  Crescent, 
Edin. 

THOMSON,  James,  1869-70.  CI.  5. 
b.  18  Sept.  1854 ;  s.  of  George 
Thomson,  The  Elms,  Stirling. 

Aberdeen  and  Edin.  Univs.  ;  Carriage 
and  Motor  Builder ;  Chm.  Stirling  Dist. 
Lunacy  Bd.  ;  Vice-Chm.  Stirlingshire  T.F. 
Assoc.  ;  Hon.  Sheriff  Sub.  ;  J.P.  and  D.L. 
Co.  of  Stirling  ;  m.  E.  A.  Harvey.  Address  : 
5  Park  Crescent,  Stirling. 

THOMSON,  John,  1867-70.  CI.  3-5. 
s.  of  Rev.  James  Thomson,  7  Saxe- 
Coburg  Place. 

THORBURN,  Robert,  1870-1.  CI.  U.M. 
b.  28  April  1855 ;  s.  of  William 
Thorburn,  46  Constitution  Street, 
Leith ;  Balfour  Prize  for  best  in 
Geography,  History,  and  English 
Essay,  1871  ;  Dux  U.M.  Sch.  1871 ; 
won  Mile,  1871. 

A.F.C.  ;  Agent  Union  Bank  of  Scot., 
Leith;  m.  Alice  Edgar  Glendinning;  d.  31 
May  1903  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  x.  129. 

TOUCH,  John  Edward,  now  Touche, 
1865-70.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  5  May  1855  ; 
s.  of  Anthony  M.  Touch  (Union  Bank), 
6  Wardie  Avenue. 

Engineering  apprenticeship  with  Haw- 
thorns and  Co.,  Leith  ;  several  yrs.  in  N.Z. 
and  AustraUa,  chiefly  managing  engineering 
■works  in  N.Z.  and  for  N.S.W.  rlys.  ;  1899- 
1905  Jt.  Man.  Dir.,  and  since  1905  sole  Man. 
Dir.  and  Engineer,  of  the  Otis  Steel  Co.  Ltd. ; 
adopted  name  of  Touche  by  Deed  Poll,  1906  ; 
m.  Sarah  Minns  Ware  of  Boston,  Mass., 
U.S.A.  Address  :  62  London  Wall,  Lond., 
E.C. 

WARDROP,    Hew    Maitland,    1866-70. 

CI.    2-5.     b.    24    Feb.    1856;     s.    of 
J      Maitland  Wardrop,  The  Lodge,  Forbes 

Road. 


With  Mr.  Street,  Architect,  Lond.,  1874  ; 
at  time  of  death  architect,  in  partnership 
with  Sir  R.  Rowand  Anderson,  Edin.  ; 
d.  Nov.  1887. 

WARDROP,  James  Charles,  1866-70. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  2  Aug.  1854;  s.  of 
Maitland  Wardrop,  The  Lodge,  Forbes 
Road. 

Edin.  Univ.;  W.S.  1879;  Jt.  Sec.  Life 
Assoc,  of  Scot.,  Edin.,  1883 ;  Gen.  Sec, 
Lond.,  1890 ;  also  Hon.  Sec.  Life  Offices 
Assoc,  Lond. ;  A.I. A.  Lond.  ;  Lt.  Fife 
Light  Horse,  1891-6 ;  Lt.-Col.  (ret.)  9th 
Batt.  R.S.V.B. ;  V.D. ;  m.  (i)  1884  Elizabeth 
Evelyn,  2nd  dau.  of  J.  T.  Hopwood,  M.P., 
of  Ketton  Hall,  Rutland  ;  (2)  Mildred,  3rd 
dau.  of  George  Hanbury  of  Blythewood, 
Burnham,  Bucks.  Address  :  Lonehill,  Lang- 
ley,  Bucks. 

WATSON,  Graham  Gilbert,  1865-7,  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  20  Sept.  1854 ;  s.  of  James 
Watson,  Man.  Scott.  Prov.  Inst., 
45  Charlotte  Square. 

W.S.  1877  ;  of  Carment,  Wedderburn  and 
Watson,  W.S. ;  m.  1894  Mary  Caroline 
Wardrop.  Address:  7  Rosebery  Crescent, 
Edin. 

WATSON,  John  Alexander  Stuart,  1865- 
70.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  16  March  1854  ; 
s.  of  Dr.  T.  Boswall  Watson  of 
Hong-Kong,  China. 

Merchant,  Leith,  1870-4  ;  Lond.  1874-8  ; 
Cape  Town,  1878-1903  ;  partner  of  James 
Searight  and  Co.,  Cape  Town ;  Pres.  Chamber 
of  Commerce,  Cape  Town  ;  Mem.  Table  Bay 
Harbour  Bd.  ;  Mayor  of  Rondebosch  ;  J.P. 
Cape  Peninsula  (ret.  1903).  Address:  Ellan- 
gowan,  Caterham  Valley,  Surrey. 

WATTERS,  George  Thomas  Brown, 
1865-7.  CI.  1,2.  b.  26  Nov.  1853  ;  s. 
of  Andrew  AVatters,  West  Newington 
House. 

Edin.  Univ  1870-5  ;  M.B.,  M.S.  1875  ; 
ist  Medal  in  Pathology  ;  M.D.  1878  ; 
L.R.C.S.E.  1876;  L.S.A.  Lond.  1876; 
Ho.  Surg.  Stroud  Hosp.  1S76-8  ;  practised 
at  Stonehouse,  Glos.,  1S79-1905  (ret.). 
Address  :  Stafford  Lodge,  Hay  wards  Heath, 
Sussex. 

WHITE,  John  C.  1865-6.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
Dr.  White,  5  Great  Stuart  Street. 

WHITE,  Lewis  H.,  1865-6.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  Dr.  White,  5  Great  Stuart  Street. 

WILSON,  Alexander  Stuart,  1865-71. 
a.  1-6.  b.  5  March  1854 ;  s.  of 
David    Wilson,    M.D.,    F.R.C.S.,    12 

Dean  Terrace. 

Tea-planter,  Bengal ;  d.  25  Sept.  1S81  at 
Cachar,  Bengal. 


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295 


WINCHESTER.WiUiamGrantLunisden, 
1865-70.  CI.  1-5.  b.  31  Jan.  1855  ; 
s.  of  James  Webster  Winchester,  LL.D., 
Dep.  Insp.-Gen.  of  Hosp.  (Bom.). 

W.S.  1879  ;  Clerk  and  Agent  to  the 
admission  of  Notaries,  1888  ;  m.  Margaret 
Elizabeth  Robertson,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Collow-Campbell,  Banker,  Edin.  Address  : 
7  St.  Bernard's  Crescent,  Edin. 

WOOD,  Russell  Elliot,  1865-72.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1855  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Wood,  M.D., 
LL.D.,  9  Darnaway  Street ;  XX.  ; 
Avon  100  Yds.  and  Hurdles,  1872  ;  also 
100  Yds.,  Interscholastic  Sports,  1872. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,C.M.  1877;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1886;  won  100  Yds.  and  Hurdles  at  Univ. 
Sports;  A.F.C. ;  Surg.  Lt.-Col.  Lanarkshire 
Imp.  Yeo.  ;  served  throughout  Zulu  War, 
1879  ;   present  at  battle  of  Ulundi   (medal 


with  clasp);  T.D.;  practising  Phys.  in  Edin.; 
Ext.  Mem.  Roy.  Med.  Soc,  Edin.  ;  late  Surg, 
to  Donaldson's  Hosp.,  etc.  ;  wrote  History 
of  Lanarkshire  Yeo.  ;  m.  1895  Florence 
Mary,  dau.  of  John  Christie  of  Prince's 
Square,  Lond.  Address  :  9  Darnaway 
Street,  Edin. 

WYLIE,  Richard,  1867-8.  CI.  3.  s,  of 
Alexander  Wylie,  Bolton,  Haddington. 

WYNDHAM,  Fredei-ick  W.,  1865-7.  CI. 
1.  2.  b.  21  May  1853;  s.  of  R.  H. 
Wyndham  (Theatre  Royal). 

Internat.  Coll.  Isleworth,  Lond.,  under 
Dr.  Schmidt ;  Man.  Dir.  Howard  and  Wynd- 
ham Ltd.  and  the  Robert  Arthur's  Theatres 
Co.  Ltd. ;  Dir.  of  many  Lond.  and  Provincial 
Theatres;  J. P.  Edin.;  m.  1884  Isabel,  dau. 
of  Dr.  William  Hudson  of  Sydney,  N.S.W. 
Address  :    13  Coates  Gardens,  Edin. 


DR.  CLYDE'S  CLASS,   1866-73 


AITKEN,  Charles  Edward,  1870-1.  CI. 
U.M.  b.  1854  ;  s.  of  John  Aitken, 
Elton  Banks,  Edenfield,  Bury,  Lanes. 

Went  to  Australia ;  m.  .  Address:  Mel- 
bourne, Victoria,  Australia. 

AITKEN,  Louis  John,  1869-75.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  14  March  1856  ;  s.  of  John  Aitken, 
Elton  Banks,  Edenfield,  Bury,  Lanes  ; 
XX.,  XI. ;  won  100  Yds.  1873,  4,  5, 
and  Long  Leap  and  Hurdles,  1874,  5. 

Barr.  Line.  Inn,  1878  ;  joined  Northern 
Circuit ;  practised  in  Manchester  ;  ra.  Alice, 
o.  dau.  of  Rev.  J.  P.  Yeo,  V.  of  Edenfield  ; 
d.  16  April  1908. 

BALFOUR,  Robert  John,  1866-72.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  15  March  1856  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Balfour,  C.A.,  10  Claremont  Crescent. 

Edin.  Life  Assur.  Co.  ;  m.  Frances  .\lice 
Learoyd,  Lond. ;   d.  27  Feb.  1891. 

BELL,  James  Hugh  Wallace,  1867- 
70.  CI.  2-L.M.  s.  of  Charles  Bell, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  38  Northumberland 
Street. 

BELL,  Robert  Hunter,  1866-72.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  s.  of  Robert  Bell,  Polmont, 
Falkirk. 

BETHUNE,  Angus,  1866-9.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  Dr.  Bethune,  5  Mansionhouse 
Road. 

Went  to  Canada. 

BLAIKIE,  Adrian,  1866-71.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  13  Oct.  1855  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Wm. 
Garden  Blaikie,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  Prof, 
of  Divinity,  New  Coll.,  Edin. 


B.Sc,  D.Sc.  Edin.  Univ.  1878  ;  Baxter 
Phys.  Sc.  Scholar.,  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Hope 
Chem.  Prize  ;  Lect.  on  Chem.,  Univ.  Coll., 
Bristol ;  Insp.  of  Alkali  Works,  Newcastle  ; 
d.  7  Feb.  1885. 

BLYTH,  Arnold  Davidson,  1866-73.  CI. 
1-7.  s.  of  Benjamin  Hall  Blyth,  C.E., 
Braeside,  Hope  Terrace  ;  XI.  (Capt. 
1873) ;  eq.  High  Jump,  1873. 

Played  Golf  for  Scotland  v.  England; 
won  several  medals ;  Stockbroker,  Lond. 
Address  :   44  Pcirk  Lane,  Lond.,  W. 

BRADDOCK,  John,  1866-7.  CI.  1.  b. 
12  Nov.  1854  ;  s.  of  John  Braddock, 
India. 

Went  to  Australia,  1879  ;  Mem.  Mel- 
bourne Stock  Exchange  ;  m.  1880  Lydia,  e. 
dau.  of  James  Hay,  M.D.,  Edin.  ;  drowned 
while  yachting,  Jan.  1900. 

BREBNER,  Robert,  1866-72.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  9  Nov.  1855  ;  s.  of  Alan  Brebner, 
C.E.,  25  Raeburn  Place. 

After  ten  yrs.  in  mercantile  houses  in 
Leith  and  Lond.  went  to  Edmonton, 
Alberta,  Canada,  where  he  settled  as  a 
fanner ;  m.  Emily  Wynne,  dau.  of  Capt. 
Robert  George  Wynne  Wrench  ;  d.  18  Oct. 
1909  at  Edmonton. 

BROCKLESBY,  William,  1869-72.  CI. 
L.-U.M.     s.  of  C.  Brocklesby,  Herts. 

BRYDEN,  Charles  William,  1866-9.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  July  1854  ;  s.  of  John  M. 
Bryden,  16  Frederick  Street. 

C.E.  ;  m.  .  Address:  3609  Broadway, 
New  York,  U.S.A. 


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BYVVATER.  Thomas  William,  1868-70. 
CI.  3-L.M.     b.  13  Sept.  1853  ;    s.  of 
John    T.    By  water.    Estate    Factor, 
Wemyss,  Fife, 
d.  i8  Nov.  1872. 

CAMPBELL,  Adam  Gillies,  1866-75. 
CI,  1-7.  b.  3  April  1857  ;  s.  of  Sheriff 
James  Campbell,  Edin.  ;  won  Mile, 
1874,  5. 

L.R.C.P.E.  and  L.R.C.S.E.  1880;  Dist. 
Surg. ,  Calvinia,  Cape  Colony ;  afterwards  Dist. 
Surg.,  Bredasdorp,  Cape  Colony  ;  served  as 
Surg,  throughout  S.  African  War  ;  m.  Julia 
Duminy  ;  d.  7  Nov.  1903  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xi.  63. 

CAMPBELL,  Alexander,  1866-9.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  10  May  1856  ;  s.  of  R.  O.  Campbell, 
Crosslet,  Dumbarton. 

Rugby  ;  XI.  ;  B.L.  Glasg.  Univ.  ;  XV.  ; 
Writer,  1S84 ;  Mem.  of  Fac.  of  Procurators, 
Glasg. ;  of  Mackenzie,  Roberton  and  Co., 
Writers,  Glasg.  Address:  176  St.  Vincent 
Street,  Glasg. 

CARR,  Henry  L'Estrange,  1866-70.  CI. 
1-L.M.  b.  24  Dee.  1855  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
George  Carr,  Dep.  Insp.  -  Gen.  of 
Hosp. 

Banker.     Address  :   The  Thicket,  Roslin. 

COCKBURN,  John  Scott,  1869-71.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  4  April  1854  ;  s.  of  George 
Cockbum,  Lingdale  Lodge,  Shrews- 
bury Road,  Birkenhead. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  U.P.  Div.  HaU,  Edin.  ; 
Min.  Presb.  Ch.  of  Eng.  at  Penrith, 
Cumberland,  1885-92,  and  Harrogate, 
Yorks,  1892-1909 ;  m.  Katharine  Anne 
Bingham.  Address  :  Thomhill,  Heswall, 
Cheshire. 

COUCHMAN,  Edwin  James,  1866-70. 
CI.  1-L.M.  b.  20  Dec.  1855  ;  s.  of 
Edwin  R.  Couchman,  Lloyd's  Sur- 
veyor, 5  Wardie  Avenue. 

Won  various  rowing  championship  races 
in  Queensland  ;  Marine  Engineer,  ist  CI.  ; 
Engineer  and  Sugar-planter,  Queensland ; 
J.P.  and  Chm.  of  Divis.  Bd.,  Queensland  ; 
at  present  Vice -Chm.  Richmond  (Surrey) 
Bd.  of  Guardians ;  m.  Bessie  Stephens 
Moon  of  Greenock.  Address  :  117  Palewell 
Park,  East  Sheen,  Lond.,  S.W. 

CUMMING,  John  Barr,  1866-71.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  8  Oct.  1855  ;  s.  of  Rev.  J.  E. 
Camming,  D.D.,  Sandyford,  St.  An- 
drews ;   Dux  CI.  4  and  5,  1870,  1. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  M.A.,  B.D.  ;  Min.  of  Mort- 
lach,  Banffshire ;  m.  Elizabeth  Simpson 
Cowie,  DuUan  Brae,  Dufftown.  Address  : 
Manse  of  Mortlach,  Dufftown,  Banffshire. 


DENNISTON,  James,  1869-72.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  5  June  1854 ;  s.  of  Archi- 
bald Denniston,  W.S.,  Willow  Park, 
Greenock  ;  XI. 

M.D.  Edin. ;  m.  AgnesGuthrie,  Manchester; 
d.  10  April  1895. 

DEWAR,  Francis  James,  1866-71.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  29  April  1855 ;  s.  of  Hugh 
Bruce  Dewar,  S.S.C,  37  Inverleith 
Row. 

W.S.  1880 ;  m.  Katherine  Beatrice 
Wrigley.     Address  :   Druim,  Colinton. 

DICKSON,  George  William,  1866-8.  CI. 
1,2.  b.  18  Sept.  1856 ;  s,  of  Alexander 
Dickson,  Hermiston. 

Blair  Lodge;  Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.,  M.B., 
CM.  ;  med.  pract.,  Dunkeld,  1880-92;  Lt.- 
Surg.  5th  V.B.  Black  Watch,  1894-  ;  m. 
Helen,  dau.  of  Adam  Longmore  of  H.M. 
Exchequer;   d.  i  Nov.  1898. 

DINGWALL,  Arthur,  1866-7.  CI.  1. 
b.  13  Dec.  1855  ;  s.  of  Arthur  Ding- 
wall, Advocate,  9  Randoljah  Crescent. 

d.  3  April  1879. 

DONOGH,  Walter  Russell,  1868-72.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  8  Nov.  1855  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Andrew  Donogh,  Esq.,  J.P.,  P.C.S. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.  (Hons.),  i88o;  Barr. 
Inn.  Tem.  1881  ;  admitted  an  Advocate 
of  High  Court,  Calcutta,  1881  ;  sometime 
Examiner  in  Law  to  the  Bd.  of  Legal  Ex- 
aminers, Bengal ;  practising  before  the  High 
Court  at  Calcutta  and  provincial  tribunals 
of  Bengal,  Behar,  and  Assam  ;  Author  of 
various  treatises  on  Indian  Law  and  a 
Manual  of  the  Indian  Stamp  Law  (4th  ed.)  ; 
m.  EUzabeth,  dau.  of  Robert  Gardiner, 
Weirston,  Irvine,  N.B.  Address  :  Bengal 
Club,  Calcutta,  and  53  Prince  of  Wales 
Mansions,  Lond.,  S.W. 

DRUMMOND,  Charies,  1869-72.     CI.  4-6. 
s.  of  Rev.  D.  Drummond,  Houndwood 
Manse,  Grantshouse. 
Settled  in  S.  Africa. 

DRYSDALE,  Arthur  P.,  1866-9.  CI. 
1-3.     s.  of  John  Drysdale,  Demerara. 

DUNLOP,  Henry  Cleland,  1866-7.  CI.  1. 
b.  12  Dec.  1855  ;  s.  of  Charles  Tennant 
Dunlop,  St.  Rollox,  Glasg. 

Lausanne,  1867;  Lyc^e  Montpellier,  1868; 
Westminster,  1869 ;  Woolwich,  1873-5  ; 
Staff  CoU.  1883-5;  tol-  RA. ;  Lt.|i875; 
Capt.  1884;  Maj.  1892;  Lt.-Col.  1900;  Col. 
1904 ;  ret.  1905  ;  Prof.  Gunnery,  Ordnance 
Coll.,  Woolwich,  1896-1903;  Brig.  Maj.,  Gib- 
raltar, 1886-91 ;  1900  brought  out  the'auto- 
matic  sight  for  coast  defence  guns,  ^  since 
generally  used  ;  m.  Edith  Vaughan  Hart. 
Address:  Tuddenham,  Mildenhall,  Suffolk. 


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DUNLOP,  Ian  Stewart  Edmonstone, 
1866-7.  CI.  1.  b.  23  Feb.  1857  ; 
s.  of  Charles  Tennant  Dunlop,  St. 
RoUox,  Glasg. 

Lausanne,  1867  ;  Lycee  Montpellier,  186S  ; 
Westminster,  1869  ;  R.M.A.  Woolwich, 
1875-7;  l^ft  through  ill-health;  an  enthu- 
siastic musician  ;   d.  15  Dec.  1899. 

DUNSMURE,  John  Perceval  Henderson, 
1866-73.  CI.  1-7.  b.  2  Nov.  1857; 
s.  of  Alexander  Dunsmure,  Leith ; 
best  in  German,  CI.  7,  1873. 

C.E.  ;  Res.  Engineer  and  Gen.  Man. 
Conde  d'Eu  Rly.,  Parahyba  de  Norte,  Brazil, 
to  1893  ;  m.  Eveline  May,  y.  dau.  of  Alex- 
ander Mitchell  of  Sauchrie,  Ayrshire.  Ad- 
dress :  10  Neville  Street,  Onslo\T  Gardens, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

FERRIS,  Robert  Charles,  1868-70,  CI. 
3-L.M.  s.  of  Mrs.  Ferris,  22  Dundas 
Street. 

GARDNER,  James  Alexander,  1869- 
73.  CI.  4-7.  b.  6  Jan.  1857  ;  s.  of 
Rev,  Alexander  Gardner,  The  Manse, 
Brechin  ;   XX. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.;  A.F.C.  (Capt.  1882-3); 
Advocate,  i88i  ;  Hon.  Sec.  to  the  Directors 
E.A.  1885-7  ;  d.  25  Sept.  1887. 

GIBSON,  John,  1866-8.  CI.  1,  2.  b, 
13  May  1855  ;  s.  of  George  Gibson, 
38  Moray  Place. 

Keilhau,  near  Rudolstadt,  1868-9,  ^Q<i  St. 
Legier,  near  Vevey,  Canton  Vaud,  1870-1  ; 
Heidelberg,  1S73-6 ;  Ph.D.  1876 ;  Edin. 
Univ.  1876-80;  Hope  Prize  (Chem.),  1877; 
F.I.C.,  F.C.S.,  F.R.S.E.  ;  1881-92  Chf. 
Ass.,  Chem.  Dept.,  Edin.  Univ.  ;  1892-1913 
Prof,  of  Chem.,  Heriot-Watt  Coll.,  Edin.; 
Author  of  various  scientific  publications, 
mostly  in  the  Proceedings  and  Transac- 
tions of  the  R.S.E.  ;  m.  Carolina  Johanna 
Strecker;  d.  i  Jan.  1914. 

GILCHRIST,  James,  1867-70.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  6  Feb.  1855  ;  s.  of  James  Gilchrist, 
Banker,  Carluke. 

Ret.  from  service  of  B.L.  Co.  Bank,  1900, 
after  twenty-seven  yrs.  service.  Address  : 
c/o  C.  R.  Gilchrist,  4  and  5  Warwick  Court, 
Holbom,  Lond.,  W.C. 

GILCHRIST,  John  Archibald,  1867-70. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  26  Jan.  1856  ;  s.  of  James 
Gilchrist,  Banker,  Carluke. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  ret.  from  Edin. 
Life  Assur.  Co.  1909  ;   d.  i  April  19 12. 

GILLIES,  James  Robertson,  1866-71. 
CI.  1-5,  b,  25  March  1855;  s,  of 
Rev.  Francis  Gillies,  St,  Stephen's 
F.  Ch.,  2  St.  Bernard's  Crescent ; 
Dux  CI.  1,  2,  and  3,  1867,  1868,  1869. 


Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A. ;  Muir  (Inter-Univ.) 
Prize  for  Semitic  Languages,  1876,  and  a 
Cunningham  Fellow.  (New  Coll.  Edin.), 
1879;  Min.  F.  Ch.,  Coldstream;  afterwards 
Min.  of  English  Presb.  Ch.,  Hampstead, 
Lond.  Writings :  Mantle  and  Staff,  etc. 
m.  Nora  Mary,  dau.  of  Surg. -Gen.  F.  B. 
Innes.  Address  :  8  Thurlow  Road,  Hamp- 
stead, Lond.,  N.W. 

GORDON,  William  Montgomerie,  1869- 
71,  CI.  L.-U.M.  b.  4  Oct.  1855  : 
s.  of  James  Loudon  Gordon,  Sol.,  37 
Church  Street,  Brechin. 

Edin.  Univ.  1875-7  ;  1879-89  held  various 
col.  appointments  in  Pacific,  Fiji,  Ceylon, 
etc.;  1889  to  date  various  col.  appointments 
in  Antigua,  Leeward  Islands,  Trinidad,  etc. ; 
Actg.  Col.  Sec.  Trinidad,  and  administered 
Govt,  in  Aug.  1905  and  April-May  1907 ; 
m.  Constance  L.,  y.  dau.  of  Sir  Oliver 
Nugent,  Antigua.  Address:  Colonial  Secre- 
tary's Office,  Trinidad,  B.W.I. 

GRANT,  Robert  Charles,  1867-71,  CI. 
2-L.M,  s,  of  John  Grant,  Banker, 
Marchmont,  Inverkeithing, 

GRANT,  William  Thomas,  1867-71.  CI, 
2-L.M.  s.  of  John  Grant,  Banker, 
Marchmont,  Inverkeithing. 

GRAY,  William,  1866-7.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
William  Gray,  Brunswick,  Germany. 

GREGORY,  Thomas,  1869-73.  CI.  4-7. 
b.  8  April  1856  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Alexander 
Gregory,  Min.  of  F.  Ch.,  Anstruther ; 
Dux  of  the  School,  1873  ;  Ferguson 
Medal,  1871  ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1872  ; 
Gloag  Medal,  1873  ;  4th  Acad.  Club 
Prize,  Math.,  1872;  1st,  2nd,  and 
4th  Acad.  Club  Prizes,  Mackenzie 
Prize  for  Schol.,  and  Carmichael 
Medal  for  Greek  Comp.,  1873;  best 
in  Latin  Prose,  CI.  7,  1873. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1873-4,  1874-5,  and  1879-80  ; 
Forfar  Bursary  {;^20  for  four  yrs.),  1873-5, 
until  appointment  to  Snell  Exhib. ;  Ball.  Coll. 
O.xon,  1875-9  ;  1st  CI.  Math.  Mods.  1876  ; 
ist  CI.  Class.  Mods.  1877  ;  ist  Class.  Math. 
Finals,  1878 ;  2nd  CI.  Grts.  1879 ;  B.A. 
1879 ;  Ellerton  Theolog.  Prize,  1881  ; 
1879  returned  to  Glasg. ;  M.A.  1880,  with 
1st  CI.  Hon?,  in  (a)  Class.,  (b)  Ment.  Phil.,  (c) 
Math,  and  Nat.  Phil,  (a  unique  performance), 
and  gained  John  Clark  (Mile  End)  Schol.,  ;f5o 
for  four  yrs.  ;  2nd  Cunningham  FeUow., 
New  CoU.,  Edin.,  1883;  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.; 
ord.  to  St.  Columba's,  Kilmalcolm,  Renfrew- 
shire, 1884  ;  m.  1887  Jane  Adam,  dau.  of 
James  Lamont  Lochhead,  M.D.,  Greenock. 
Address  :   U.F.C.  Manse,  Kilmalcolm. 

HALDANE,  Richard  Burdon,  1866-72. 
CI.    1-6.     b,    30    July    1856;     s.    of 


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Robert  Haldanc,  W.S.,  of  Cloandcn, 
17  Charlotte  Square  ;  2nd  XL  Capt. 

Edin.  and  Gottingen  Univs.  ;  D.C.L. 
Oxon  ;  LL.D.  Cantab,  Edin.,  Liverpool, 
Manchester,  and  Birmingham;  F.R.S. ;  M.A. 
Edin.  (ist  CI.  Hons.) ;  Gray  Scholar  and 
Ferguson  Scholar  in  Phil,  of  four  Scot. 
Univs.  1876  ;  Giflord  Lecturer,  St.  Andrews 
Univ.,  1902-4;  Barr.  Line.  Inn,  1879; 
Q.C.  1890;  P.C.  1905;  Lord  Rector,  Edin. 
Univ.,  1905;  M.P.  Haddingtonshire,  18S5- 
191 1  ;  Sec.  of  State  for  War,  1905-12; 
Mem.  of  Comtee.  for  Imperial  Defence ; 
cr.  Viscount  Haldane  of  Cloan,  191 1  ;  Lord 
Chancellor,  June  1912;  K.T.  1913.  Author: 
Essays  in  Philosophical  Criticism  (with  Prof. 
Seth)  ;  Life  of  Adam  Smith  ;  trans,  with 
Mr.  Kemp,  Schopenhauer's  World  as  Will  and 
Idea  (3  vols.) ;  Education  and  Empire,  1902  ; 
The  Pathway  to  Reality,  1903 ;  The  Univer- 
sities and  National  Life.  Address :  28  Queen 
Anne's  Gate,  Lond.,  S.W.,  and  Cloan,  Auch- 
terarder,  Perthshire.  See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xix. 
144. 

HERIOT,  William  Maitland,  1866-8. 
CI.  1.  b.  26  April  1856  ;  s.  of  Sheriff 
Maitland  Heriot,  35  Moray  Place. 

In  business  in  India  and  S.  America  till 
1892  ;  m.  A.  H.  Bruce.  Address  :  White- 
croft,  Ruthwell,  Dumfriesshire. 

HILL,  John  BosvvcU,  1868-72.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  11  Dec.  1855  ;  s.  of  James  Lawson 
Hill,  W.S.,  Commissary  Clerk,  26 
Heriot  Row. 

W.S.  1879  ;  killed  in  rly.  accident  at 
Thirsk,   2  Nov.  1892. 

JOCKEL,  Conrad,  1866-70.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
8  March  1856  ;  s.  of  Conrad  Jockel, 
55  Queen  Street. 

Emigrated  to  Australia  ;   d.  1890. 

JOHNSTONE,  James  William  Douglas, 
1871-3.  a.  6,  7.  b.  80  Aug.  1855  ; 
s.  of  Maj.-Gen.  Henry  Campbell 
Johnstone,  6  Abbotsford  Park  ;  Dux 
CI.  6,  1872  ;  Carmichael  Medal  for 
Greek  Comp.  1872 ;  Acad.  Club 
Prize  for  English  Essay,  1872. 

Wren's;  passed  eleventh,  I. C.S.,  1876,  but 
disqualified  in  med.  exam.;  CLE.  191 1  ; 
Punjab  Educ.  Dept.  1S77  ;  served  as  Ass. 
Prof.,  Prof.,  and  Insp.  of  Schs.  ;  1881 
transferred  to  service  under  Foreign  Dept. 
of  Govt,  of  India  :  (i)  18S1-5  Headmaster, 
Mayo  Coll.,  Aj mere;  {2)  1885-90  Prin.,  Daly 
Coll.,  Indore ;  (3)  1890-4  tutor  to  H.H.  the 
Maharaja  Scindia  of  Gwaiior  ;  (4)  1894-1911 
Insp. -Gen.  of  Educ,  etc.,  Gwaiior  State  ;  ret. 
191 1  ;  special  duties  performed  in  addi- 
tion to  above  :  (i)  1885  Represent,  for  CI. 
for  Colonial  and  Indian  Exhib.  (Art  Pro- 
ducts);  (2)  1896  and  1899  famine  duty;  (3) 
1900  and  1910  Census  Comr.  for  Gwaiior 
State  ;  (4)  1902  mem.  of  suite  of  H.H. 
the  Maharaja  Scindia  at  the  coronation  of 


King  Edward  vii.  ;  (5)  Mem.  Gwahor  State 
Council ;  Author  of  Census  Report  of  Gwa- 
iior State,  1901  ;  Gwaiior,  1905.  Address : 
Queen  Anne's  Mansions,  St.  James's  Park, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

KEMP,  John,   1866-71.     CI.   1-5.     s.  of 
James  Kemp,  8  Melville  Crescent. 
Address  :    i  Onslow  Square,  Lond.,  S.W. 

KERR,  Henry  Francis,  1866-71.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  15  Feb.  1855  :  s.  of  Andrew 
Armstrong  Kerr,  4  Broughton  Place. 

With  Pilkington  and  Bell,  Architects, 
Edin.,  1873-8  ;  A.R.I.B.A.  1889  ;  practised 
as  architect  in  Edin.  since  1881  ;  Pres.  of 
Edin.  Architectural  Assoc,  (two  yrs.)  ;  seven 
yrs.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Mans.  Roy.  Edin.  Asyl. 
Address  :   22  E.  Claremont  Street,  Edin. 

KIDD,  James  Finlay,  1867-8.  CI.  2. 
b.  1853 ;  s.  of  James  Kidd,  J.P., 
Agent  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.,  Airdrie. 

m.  1904  Janet,  dau.  of  Robert  Riddell, 
Airdrie  ;  d.  24  Feb.  1905. 

LINDSAY,  Robert,  1869-70.     CI.  4. 

LITTLE,  Henry  Ward,  1869-70.  CI.  L.M. 
b.  2  March  1856  ;  s.  of  Robert  Little, 
69  Northumberland  Street. 

Wiirtemberg;  Capt.  1878,  W.  of  Scot.  F.C.; 
entered  father's  office,  James  Little  and  Co., 
Ship  Owners,  of  Greenock,  Glasgow,  Belfast, 
Barrow-in-Furness,  Liverpool,  etc.,  and  was 
admitted  a  partner,  1879  ;  became  head 
of  the  Glasgow  branch  ;  from  about  1890 
a  spinal  ailment  necessitated  liis  gradual 
and  finally  complete  withdrawal  from  busi- 
ness and  social  activity  ;  m.  Margaret  D., 
dau.  of  Dr.  Adam  Paterson,  Dean  of  Faculty, 
Glasg.  ;   d.  23  March  1903. 

LITTLE,  Robert,  1869-70.  CI.  L.M.  b. 
8  April  1854  ;  s.  of  Robert  Little, 
69  Northumberland  Street. 

Glasg.  Univ.  18 70-1 ;  with  James  Little  and 
Co.,  Ship  Owners,  1871-6  ;  Student,  R.S.A., 
1876-81  ;  Rome  and  Florence,  1882-3  : 
Paris,  1886 ;  settled  in  Lond.  1S90 ; 
A.R.W.S.  1892;  R.W.S.  1899;  I.O.P. 
1899;  Paris  Salon  Diploma,  1898;  Paris 
Internat.  Exhib.  Bronze  Medal,  1900; 
exhibits  chiefly  at  Gallery  of  his  Soc,  also 
R.A.,  New  Gallery,  and  Paris  Salon;  works 
shown  at  St.  Louis,  Brussels,  Rome,  Venice, 
and  other  Internat.  Exhibs. ;  F.S.A.  Scot. ; 
m.  Ada  L.  M.,  dau.  of  Thomas  Bogle, 
Roberton,  Lanarkshire.  Address:  Ardenlea, 
Northwood,  Middlesex. 

M'CLEW,  David  Andrew,  1869-71.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  29  Aug.  1854;  s.  of  John 
M'Clew,  Dinvin,  Portpatrick. 

Factor;  J. P.,  C.C.  1890-1913,  Income 
Tax  Comr.,  Mem.  Standing  Jt.  Comtee.  and 
Co.  Comtee.  for  Secondary  Educ.  Co.  of 
Wigtown ;  Mem.  Glasg.  Prov.  Comtee.  for 
Training    of    Teachers;    Chm.    Portpatrick 


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299 


Paroch.  Bd.,  Sch.  Bd.,  and  P.C,  1883-1900; 
Chm.  Kirkmaiden  Paroch.  Bd.,  Sch.  Bd., 
and  P.C,  1886-1912;  m.  Grace,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Gifford.  Address:  Auchendoon, 
Newton  Stewart. 

M'CONNEL,  David  Rose,  1871-3.  CI. 
6,  7.  b.  11  Aug.  1854  ;  s.  of  David  C. 
M'Connel,  Queensland,  Australia;  XX. 

Merchiston,  1870-1  ;  Berlin  and  Edin. 
Univs.  1880-5  ;  M.A.  1878 ;  Medal,  Nat. 
Hist.,  1882  (Edin.)  ;  Univ.  Co.  Vols.  1882-5  ; 
Dir.  Brisbane  Tech.  Coll.,  Queensland, 
Australia,  1889-1909  ;  Mem.  of  Leland 
Stanford  Univ.,  Cal.,  U.S.A.,  1910,  and  of 
Columbia  Univ.,  N.Y.,  191 1  ;  m.  1S90  May 
Jordan  of  Brisbane,  Queensland.  Address  : 
c/o  Queensland  Nat.  IBank,  8  Princes  Street, 
Lond.,  E.C. 

MACDONALD,  Alexander,  1866-70.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  4  Feb.  1854 ;  s.  of  Peter 
Macdonald,  Invercloy,  Arran. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  keen  scientific  engineer ; 
invented  and  patented  Macdonald-Paterson 
regulator  for  incandescent  gas  burners, 
and  practically  perfected  a  water-tube 
boiler  five  yrs.  before  the  invention  of  the 
Belleville  ;   d.  9  April  1902. 

MACDONALD,  David,  1866-71.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  7  Jan.  1856  ;  s.  of  John  Macdonald, 
Accountant,  7  Randolph  Cliff. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.,  B.D. ;  and  New 
Coll.  Edin.  ;  ord.  by  Edin.  Presb.  F.  Ch.  of 
Scot. ;  Chap.  Rio  Tinto,  Spain ;  inducted, 
Derby  Presb.  Ch.  of  Eng. ;  Higher  Brough- 
ton,  Manchester  ;  Be.xhUl-on-Sea ;  ret.  ;  m. 
Katherine  E.  S.,  2nd  dau.  of  A.  S.  Macdonald, 
J. P.,  Cyderhall,  Sutherland.  Address:  Bal- 
naglack,  Dalcross,  near  Inverness. 

MACNAIR,  Robert,  1870-1.  CI.  U.M. 
b.  17  April  1855  ;  s.  of  Rev.  James 
Macnair,  Min.  of  Canongate  Parish  ; 
XX.  and  XL 

A.F.C.  ;  A.C.C.  ;  Edin.  Inter-City  XL's 
and  Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Australians 
and  English  XL's;  C.A.  1879,  and  Stock- 
broker, Edin.  ;  m.  Eva,  dau.  of  Gen.  Wm. 
Tweedie ;  d.  21  May  1904;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xi.  136. 

M'NEILL,  William  Loudon,  1866-71. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  15  Dec.  1854;  s.  of 
Alexander  M'Neill,  Bordlands,  Noble- 
house,  Peeblesshire. 

Merchant;  m.  .  Address:  Shennanton, 
Kirkcowan,  Wigtownshire. 

MURRAY,  Charles,  1866-72.    CI.  1-6.    b. 
30  Aug.  1858  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Murray, 
I      W.S.,  17  Walker  Street. 

Tea-planter.  Address:  c/o  Patrick  Mur- 
ray, W.S.,  7  Eton  Terrace,  Edin. 

MUSGRAVE,  George,  1872-3.  CI.  7.  s. 
of  John  Musgrave,  Sol.,  Whitehaven ; 


best  in  Greek  Prose  and  Verse,  Latin 
Verse,    English    Essav,    and    English 
Verse,  CI.  7,  1873  ;   XX, 
Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  1881. 

NICHOLSON,  WiUiam,  1868-70.  CI.  3, 
L.M.  s.  of  Walter  L.  Nicholson,  1 
Sahsbury  Place ;  Dux  L.M.  Sch.  1870. 

NICOL,  William  Walker  James,  1866-72. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  27  June  1855 ;  s.  of 
William  Nicol,  15  Blacket  Place  ; 
2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Ancient 
History  and  Geography,  1872. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.,  D.Sc.  ;  Hope  Prize 
and  Medal  in  Chem.  ;  Lect.  in  Chem.,  Univ. 
Coll.,  Bristol,  and  Mason  Coll.,  Birmingham; 
Mem.  of  Council  and  Examiner  of  Inst,  of 
Chem. ;  F.I.C.,  F.C.S.,  F.R.S.E.  ;  Author  of 
numerous  papers  on  chem.  subjects ;  m. 
Alice  A.  Smith.  Address:  15  Blacket  Place, 
Edin. 

NISBET,  John  Tawse,  1866-7.  CI.  1, 
b.  12  March  1856  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Robert 
Nisbet,  D.D.,  19  Lynedoch  Place. 

M.D.  Edin.  1889  ;  M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1883  ; 
raed.  pract.,  Liverpool,  for  twenty-five  yrs. ; 
Surg.  Lanes  Yeo.  ;  held  various  appoint- 
ments in  Liverpool  connected  with  medical 
charities  and  others ;  m.  Jane  Stevenson 
M'Curdy  of  Castleroe,  Co.  Londonderry ; 
d.  13  Feb.  1909. 

PAGE,  Ernest  Alexander  Henry,  1870-1. 
CI.  5.  s.  of  William  Page,  1  Adam 
Place,  Meyrick  Crescent,  Colchester. 

PARLAND,  John  James',  1867-71.  CI. 
2-U.M.  s.  of  Capt.  J.  Parland,  Stote 
Hall,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

PENNEY,  Frederick  Gordon,  1866-71. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  11  Feb.  1856  ;  s.  of  Hon. 
William  Penney,  Lord  Kinloch,  Sena- 
tor of  Coll.  of  Justice,  24  Great  King 
Street. 

Glenalmond  ;  XI. ;  Cricket  Ball,  Inter- 
scholastic  Sports,  1873;  M.A.  Edin.  187O; 
Grange  C.C  1875;  Cadet  S.S.  CS.  1876;  Col. 
Treas.  1898  ;  Res.  Councillor,  Malacca,  1904  ; 
Dep.  Gov.  Singapore,  1904-5  ;  Col.  Sec. 
1905  ;  ret.  1906.  Address  :  Queen  Anne's 
Mansions,  Lend.,  S.W. 

PINSENT,  Hume  Chancellor,  1866-7. 
CI.  1.  b.  11  Sept.  1857  ;  s.  of  R.  S. 
Pinsent,  Devonport. 

Lond.  Univ.  and  Schol.  and  Fell.  St. 
John's  Coll.  Cantab  ;  practised  at  English 
Bar,  and  subsequently  became,  and  is,  Sol. 
in  Birmingham  ;  Mem.  of  Council  of  Bir- 
mingham Univ. ;  m.  Ellen  Parker,  Claxby, 
Lines.  Address:  Lordswood,  Harborne,  Bir- 
mingham. 


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MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1867-74 


HIGG.  Janus  Home,  1866-7.  CI.  1. 
b.  7  Oct.  1855  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Home 
Rigg  of  Tarvit,  Cupar,  Fife. 

Of  Downfield ;  m.  Gertrude  Margaret, 
dau.  of  Frederick  L.  Maitland  Heriot  of 
Ramornie,  Fifeshire.  Address:  Eamvale, 
Bridge  of  Earn. 

ROBERTSON,  Charles  Hope,  1867-9. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  19  May  1856;  s.  of  George 
Robertson,  C.E.,  of  Hcdderwick. 

Rear-Adm. ;  C.M.G.  1S95;  entd.  Navy, 
1869 ;  Lieut.  1879 ;  Comm.  1894 ;  Sen. 
Naval  Off.  on  Lake  Nyasa,  1892-5  (C.M.G. , 
African  medal  with  two  clasps) ;  employed 
with  Dongola  exped.,  rendered  great  service 
in  getting  gunboats  and  steamers  over  cata- 
racts (desp.,  Osmanieh,  4th  cl.,  Dongola 
medal  with  clasp,  1896)  ;  m.  1879  Mabel 
Adelaide,  dau.  of  J.  Wiles.  Address:  Naval 
Club,  Portsmouth. 

ROGERS,  Henry,  1866-71.  Cl.  1-U.M. 
b.  19  Sept.  1855  ;  s.  of  Henry  Rogers, 
Bombay. 

In  his  father's  office  in  Bombay,  1874-8  ; 
1878-81  Vet.  Student,  Glasg.  Vet.  Coll.  ; 
passed  and  commenced  business  as  V.S.  in 
Bombay,  1881  ;  finally  ret.  owing  to  ill- 
health,  1907;  m.  (i)  Maria  Haug  of  Stutt- 
gjirt ;  (2)  Mary  L.  Orbell  of  Bulmer,  Essex. 
Address  :  Auf'm  Hof,  Davos  Platz,  Switzer- 
land. 

ROGERS,  Thomas,  1866-70.  Cl.  1-L.M. 
b.  8  May  1854  ;  s.  of  Henry  Rogers, 
Bombay. 

In  his  father's  office  in  Bombay,  1872-8, 
when  he  took  up  engineering  in  Scot.  ; 
returned  to  India,  1883,  and  took  charge 
of  his  father's  business  (Rogers  and  Co., 
Bombay),  which  he  carried  on  until  ill- 
health  compelled  him  to  return  home ; 
d.  30  Nov.  1 901  in  Edin. 

SCOTT,  James  Selby  Robson,  1866-70. 
Cl.  1-4.  b.  18  Jan.  1855;  s.  of 
James  Robson  Scott,  M.D.,H.E.I.C.S., 
51  Queen  Street. 

Clifton,  1S70-2  ;  XX.  ;  Maj.  3rd  Huss. ; 
2nd  Lt.  1877  ;  Lt.  1879  ;  Capt.  1885  ;  Maj. 
1 892  ;  ret.  1 896  ;  employed  with  Bechuana- 


land  Border  Police  Force,  1891-2  ;  served 
with  Egyptian  exped.  1882,  attached  to  19th 
Huss.  (medal,  bronze  star)  ;  Soudan  exped. 
1884-5,  Nile,  with  Light  Camel  Corps  (clasp) ; 
m.  Susan  Catherine,  dau.  of  J.  P.  Chamber- 
Iain  Starkie,  Ash  ton  Hall,  Lanes.  Address  : 
Thumam,  Parkstone,  Dorset. 

SPENCE,    John    George,    1866-73.     Cl. 
1-7.     b.    1856 ;     s.   of   Prof.    Spence, 
F.R.C.S.E.,    21    Ainslie    Place;    eq. 
High  .Jtmip,  1873. 
d.  14  May  1873. 

STEVENSON,  Charles  Alexander,  1860- 

72.  Cl.  1-6.  b.  23  Dec.  1855  ;  s.  of 
David  Stevenson,  C.E.,  25  Royal 
Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  1872-6;  Golf  Medals,  etc., 
Edin.  Univ.  Silver  Cleek ;  Lufiness,  Tait 
Medal ;  E.  Lothian  County  Cup ;  Pres. 
Edin.  Skating  Club,  1905-8 ;  C.E. ;  of  D.  and 
C.  Stevenson;  M.  Inst.  C.E.,  F.R.S.E., 
M.I.E.E.,  F.R.S.S.A.  ;  for  many  years 
extra-mural  Examiner  in  Engineering,  St. 
Andrews  Univ.. ;  contributed  papers  on 
scientific  and  engineering  subjects  to 
numerous  societies  and  journals,  and  in 
conjunction  with  his  brother  introduced 
numerous  important  improvements  in  coast 
lighting  and  fog  signalling  which  have 
been  adopted  at  home  and  abroad  ;  was  a 
pioneer  of  Wireless  Telegraphy  ;  telegraphed 
half  a  mile  without  wires  by  means  of 
induction  from  coils  before  the  days  of 
Marconi ;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Lt.-Gen. 
SherriflE,  C.B.  Address:  28  Douglas  Cres- 
cent, Edin. 

TULLOH,  James  Dove,  1866-7.  Cl.  1. 
b.  1856 ;  s.  of  Robert  Chapman 
Tulloh,  Financial  Dept.,  Calcutta. 

WALLACE,  Alexander  Hepburn,  1866- 

73.  Cl.  1-7.  b.  12  July  1854  ;  s.  of 
James  Wallace,  Banker,  29  Royal 
Terrace,  Edin. 

Wine  Merchant,  Lond.  ;  m.  Violet  White- 
home.  Address :  65  Fenchurch  Street, 
Lond.,  E.C. 

WALLACE,  William,  1869-71.  Cl.  U.M. 
Mrs.  John,  10  Carlton  Street  (Guardian). 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,   1867-74 


ADAM,  Alfred,  1867-72.  CI.  1-U.M.  b. 
28  Feb.  1857  ;  s.  of  Stephen  Adam, 
Bonnington  ;  Dux  U.M.  Sch.  1872. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  ;  F.R.G.S. ; 
m,  Margaret  Elizabeth,  o.  surviving  dau. 
of  John  Craven  of  Sleeton  Hall,  Yorks. 
Address  :  92  Lancaster  Gate,  Lond.,  W. 

ALLARDICE,  Hugh  Gourlay,  1868-70. 
Cl.    2,    3.     b.    March    1857;     s.    of 


William  P.  Allardice,  W.S.,  10  Black- 
ford Road. 

Fettes,  1870-2  ;  XX.  ;  GSttingen  Univ.  ; 
for  a  time  in  S.  African  Mounted  Police  ; 
afterwards  in  land  agent's  office  in  Ireland  ; 
d.  Aug.  1882. 

ARCHIBALD,  George,  1867-70.  Cl.  1-3. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Archibald,  3  Archibald 
Place. 


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301 


BAILLIE,  Robert  Granbery,  1867-72. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  2  Jan.  1857;  s.  of 
J.  M.  Baillie,  C.A.,  15  Northumber- 
land Street,  afterwards  of  Culter- 
allers,  Lanarkshire. 

Of  Culterallers,  Lanarkshire ;  m.  Kate 
Farquharson,  y.  dau.  of  Lt.-Col.  George 
Charles  Finlay,  M.N.I.  ;   d.  5  Oct.  1896. 

BAILLIE,  WilUam,  1867-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  6  Oct.  1857  ;  s.  of  William  Robert 
Baillie,  W.S.,3NorthumberlandStreet. 

d.  21  Sept.  1879. 

BAIRD,  Andrew,  1867-8.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
A.  F.  Baird,  Berbice. 

BAIRD,  George  B.,  1867-8.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
A.  F.  Baird,  Berbice. 

BALFOUR,  John  Hutton,  1867-9.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  20  Nov.  1856  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
J.  H.  Balfour,  M.D.,  27  Inverleith 
Row. 

Blair  Lodge  ;  XX.  and  XL  ;  Sec. 
Standard  Life  Assur.  Co.,  Montreal,  Canada 
(ret.)  ;  m.  H.  G.  Gilson,  dau.  of  Archibald 
Gilson,  Sec.  Caled.  Rly.  Co.,  Glasg.  Address  : 
Babington  House,  Shenstone,  near  Lichfield. 

BETHUNE,    Malcolm   N.,    1867-9.     CI. 
1,  2.     s.  of  Dr.  Bethune,  5  Mansion- 
house  Road. 
Went  to  Canada. 

BEVERIDGE,  John,  1867-71.  CI.  1-4. 
s.  of  John  Beveridge,  Kinneston, 
Leslie,  Fife. 

Of  Kinneston ;  m.  Marion  Nelson,  dau.  of 
WiUiam  Briggs  Constable  of  Benarty.  Ad- 
dress :  BalgecUe  House,  Kinross. 

BLACKWOOD,  John  Richardson,  1869- 
73.  CI,  3-6.  b.  7  Aug.  1855  ;  s.  of 
WiUiam  Blackwood,  Minden,  Peebles  ; 
XL,  XX. ;  Capt.  Rifle  Team,  1872-3, 
winners  of  Interscholastic  Trophy, 
1873,  and  Gold  Medal  ;  won  Long 
Leap,  1872,  3. 

A.C.C.  ;  A.F.C. ;  won  many  medals  and 
cups  for  angUng,  golf,  and  curhng  (twice 
Intemat.  Rink)  ;  mercantile  career ;  m. 
Agnes,  dau.  of  John  S.  MacGibbon,  Edin. 
Address  :  Belle  Terre  Estates,  Port  Jefierson, 
Long  Island,  N.Y. 

BOOTHBY,  Walter  Herbert,  1870-1.  CI. 
L.M.  b.  28  Aug.  1854;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  T.  G.  Boothby,  R.A. ;  XL 

d.  21  Oct.  1899. 

BRODIE,  Charles  Robert,  1870-2.  CI. 
L.-U.M.     b.  1857  ;  s.  of  James  Church 


Brodie,  6  Dean  Terrace  and  Leaston, 
E.  Lothian. 

m.  Anne  Campbell  Lacey.  Address : 
147  Croxted  Road,  West  Duhvich,  Lond., 
S.E. 

BROWN,  James  Wood,  1867-72  (Dec). 
CI.  1-6.  b.  2  Dec.  1856  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  Brown  of  Free  Dean  Church, 
16  Carlton  Street ;  Dux  CI.  1  and  2, 
1868  and  1869. 

Edin.  Univ.  1S74-S  ;  M.A.  ;  New  Coll. 
Edin.  1878-82  ;  licensed  F.  Presb.  of  Edin. 
1882  ;  March  1883  ord.  to  Gordon,  Presb. 
of  Kelso  ;  resigned,  1895,  owing  to  illness, 
and  subsequently  resided  in  Florence ;  Actg. 
Chap,  to  the  English  of  the  factory  at 
Piombino.  Publications :  1890  An  Italian 
Campaign  ;  1893  The  Covenanters  of  the 
Merse ;  1897  The  Life  and  Legend  of 
Michael  Scot ;  1902  Santa  Maria  Novella 
of  Florence  ;   1907  The  Builders  of  Florence  ; 

191 1  Florence  Past  and  Present;  besides 
occasional  contributions  to  the  Architectural 
Review  and  other  periodicals,  m.  1883 
Louisa  Caroline  Graham,  y.  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
R.  W.  Stewart,  Scotch  Church,  Leghorn ; 
d.  16  March  1914  at  16  Corso  Regina  Elena, 
Florence,  Italy;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  115. 

BROWN,  John  William  M'Kerrell,  1867- 
74.  CI.  1-7.  b.  17  March  1857 ; 
s.  of  John  M'Kerrell  Brown,  7  Eton 
Terrace  ;  best  in  German,  CI.  7,  1874  ; 
XL,  XX. 

Agent  Bank  of  Scot.,  Buchlyvie,  1890, 
Elgin,  1895,  and  Dunfermline,  1897  ;  J. P. 
Co.  of  Fife,  1908  ;  m.  1887  Bessie  Theodora 
Mary,  dau.  of  John  Kennedy  of  Under- 
wood, Ayrshire,  and  of  Allerton,  Lancashire. 
Address  :  Bank  of  Scotland  House,  Dun- 
fermUne. 

BRUCE,  John  Galbraith,  1868-70.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  Nov.  1857;  s.  of  John 
Bruce,  31  Royal  Terrace. 

Fettes,  1870-5  ;    XI.  and  XX. ;    d.  May 

1885. 

BUCHAN,  David  Donaldson,  1867-72. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  29  Aug.  1856  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Buchan,  S.S.C,  30  Dublin  Street ; 
XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1879  ;  LL.B.  1880  ; 
Medallist  in  Med.  Juris.  ;  S.S.C.  Edin.  1878  ; 
N.P.  1879  ;  City  Councillor,  Edin.,  1908  ; 
Mem.  Edin.  Univ.  Court,  1909  ;  J. P.  Edin. 

1912  ;  m.  Annie,  dau.  of  Thomas  Campbell, 
Delny,  Ross-shire.  Address:  7  Mary's  Place, 
Edin. 

BURN-MURDOCH,  Alexander,  1869-71. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  7  June  1856  ;  s,  of  John 
Burn  -  Murdoch,  jun.,  Advocate,  of 
Gartincaber,  Perthshire. 

Cirencester  Coll. ;  Edin.  Univ. ;  XX. ;  d. 
16  Sept.  1879. 


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BYWATEH.  John  Thomas  Alexander. 
1868-71.  C1.2-L.M.  b.  25  May  1856; 
s.  of  John  Thos.  Bywater,  Estate 
Factor.  Wemyss,  Fife. 

Farmer  for  a  few  years  ;  m.  1878  A.  E. 
Rutherford,  dau.  of  \V.  Rutherford,  Crail- 
ing  Tofts,  Roxburgh.  Address  :  Nisbetmill 
House,  Ancrum,  Roxburghshire. 

CAMPBELL,  Hector  Archibald,  1867-9. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  31  Aug.  1853 ;  s.  of 
Colin  Campbell  of  Achnacloich  and 
Caolas. 

Edin.  Univ.  1872-3  ;  won  150  Yds.  and 
Quarter-mile,  1873  ;  200  Yds.  1874  ;  of  Achna- 
cloich (Lorn)  and  Caolas  (Coll)  ;  Farmer  at 
Ardfenaig,  Mull ;   d.  15  Oct.  1884. 

CARMICHAEL,  Thomas,  1868-70.  CI. 
2,  3.  s.  of  James  Carmichael,  Royal 
Bank,  Hawick ;  d. 

CARR,  Ernest  Dowbigger  Alderson,  1868- 
72.  CI.  2-L.M.  b.  31  Dec.  1858 ; 
s.  of  Dr.  George  Carr,  Dep.  Insp.-Gen. 
of  Hosp. 

Banker ;  m.  Hilda  Menzies.  Address : 
The  Thicket,  Roslin. 

CHRISTIE,    David    Lindsay,     1867-70. 

Ci.    1-3.     b.    21    Nov.    1855 ;     s.    of 

William  Lindsay  Christie,  Ass.  Keeper 

of  Gen.  Reg.  of  Sasines,  Inverleithfield. 

d.  3  July  1901. 

CLARK,  Walter  Archibald,  1867-9.  CI.  1. 
b.  5  July  1858 ;  s.  of  James  Clark, 
Crossbasket,  Blantyre. 

Park  Sch.,  Glasg. ;  King's  Coll.  Sch.,  Lond. ; 
Univ.  of  Geneva;  of  Crutherland,  E.  Kil- 
bride; D.L.,  J. P.  Lanarkshire;  of  Clark, 
Wilson  and  Co.,  Lond.,  and  Walter  A.  Clark 
and  Co.,  Lond. ;  Dir.  Nat.  Bank  of  India  and 
Standard  Life  Assur.  Co. ;  Chm.  Imp.  Union 
Club  and  Conservative  Club,  Glasg. ;  m. 
Annie  Clark,  Glenara,  N.S.W. ;  d.  17  July 
1913- 

COCKBURN,  Francis  Jeffrey,  1867-72. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1857;  s.  of  Francis 
Jeffrey  Cockbum,  B.C.S.,  4  Abbots- 
ford  Place. 

Man.  Bank  of  Montreal ;  fmly.  at  Quebec, 
now  at  Montreal  ;  m.  Agnes  H.  Budden. 
Address  :  Bank  of  Montreal,  Montreal, 
Canada. 

COCKBURN,   Harry  Day,    1867-9.     CI. 
1,  2.     b.  1857  ;    s.  of  Hcnr\-  G.  Day 
Cockburn,  63  Frederick  Street, 
d.  1871. 

COOK,  Walter,  1867-9.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
15  Nov.  1857 ;  s.  of  A.  S.  Cook, 
Advocate,  35  Great  King  Street. 


Fettes,  1870-4  ;  XX.  ;  Sandhurst,  1875  ; 
Col.  I.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  89th  Queen's  Regt.  and 
40th  M.X.I.  1877;  3rdPunjaubInf.  1878;  Lt. 
3rd  Sikhs,  1879  ;  attached  to  17th  Queen's 
Regt.  (Gen.  Brown's  Col.)  at  Kala  Kushtia 
to  cut  off  Afghan  retreat  from  Ali  Musjid  ; 
Afghan  campaign,  1879-80 ;  recommended 
for  V.C.  for  conduct  in  action  of  14  Oct. 
1879  at  the  Turkai  Kotal  post,  near  the 
Shutrgardan  Pass  ;  wounded  severely,  1 1 
Dec.  1879,  in  rear-guard  action  near  Cabul ; 
promoted  Wing  Comm.  ;  with  Gen.  Sir  F. 
Roberts  in  march  from  Cabul  to  Kandahar  ; 
present  at  rout  of  Ayoob  Khan's  army, 
I  Sept.  1880;  Capt.  1886;  Comdt.  of  Corps 
of  Mil.  Pohce  for  U.  Burma,  1887  ;  Dep. 
Insp.-Gen.  of  Mil.  Police,  Burma,  and  Comdt. 
of  5th  Burma  Inf.  1891  ;  Maj.  1895  ;  Brev. 
Lt.-Col.  1898  ;  Col.  43rd  Gurklias,  1900 ; 
ret.  1906  ;  m.  Mary  Cunliffe,  dau.  of  Henry 
Bruce  Simson  of  Brunton,  Fife.  Address  : 
Westcombe,  near  Taunton,  Somersetshire. 

COTTON,  David  Nicolson,  1867-72.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  29  Aug.  1856  ;  s.  of  George 
Cotton,  S.S.C,  51  Castle  Street. 

C.A.  Edin.  1878 ;  Accountant-Auditor, 
Edin.  Merchant  Co.  ;  Jt.  Auditor,  U.F.  Ch. 
of  Scot.  ;  Sec.  Scottish  Liberal  Club ; 
m.  Margaret  Arthur  Morton.  Address :  9 
Bruntstield  Crescent,  Edin. 

CULLEN,  Robert  Fleming,  1871-4.  CI. 
5-U.M.  s.  of  Robert  Cullen,  Spring 
Gardens,  Musselburgh. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Carus  Dunlop,  1867-9. 
CI,  1,  2.  b.  12  March  1856  ;  s.  of 
James  Cunningham,  W.S.,  50  Queen 
Street. 

Repton  ;  sometime  in  X^at.  Bank  of  Scot. , 
Edin.  ;  Jt.  Author  with  Capt.  \V.  de  W. 
Abney,  R.E.,  F.R.S.,  of  The  Pioneers  of  the 
Alps,  1887,  and  in  1889  with  Sir  Francis 
Ottiwell  Adams,  K.C.M.G.,  H.M.'s  Min.  at 
Berne,  of  The  Swiss  Confederation  ;  d.  at 
Geneva,  29  June  1896. 

DARLING,  AVilliam  James,  1870-1.  CI. 
L.M.  s.  of  Lady  Darling,  11  Shand- 
wiek  Place. 

DEVERELL,     Harry  George,     1867- 

71.     CI.  1-4.     b.    13  Sept.   1856;    s. 

of  (Jeorge   Deverell,  Indigo-planter, 
Bengal. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1877 ;  M.D. 
1881  ;  med.  pract.,  Edin.  ;  m.  Miss  Miller, 
Edin.     Address  :    12  Windsor  Street,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  Charles  Christie  Brown, 
1867-71.  CI.  1-4.  b.  1857 ;  s.  of 
Francis  Brown  Douglas,  Advocate, 
D.L.,  21  Moray  Place. 

Merchant,  N.Z.  ;  m.  Miss  White,  Upper 
Norwood,  Lond.,  S.E.,  g.  dau.  of  James 
White  of  Overtoun,  Dumbarton.  Address  : 
Hillsbrow,  Redhill,  Surrey. 


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DUNLOP,  Henrj^  Liston  Murrav.  1868- 

74.  CI.  2-7.  b.  11  Feb.  1857  ;  s.  of 
Alexander  C.  S.  Murray  Dunlop, 
M.P..  of  Corsock,  Dalbeattie  ;  Prize 
for  English  Verse,  CI.  7,  1874  ;  XX. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich  ;  ist  Prize  for  Fencing  ; 
Lt.  R.A.  1876;  Capt.  1885;  served  in  Halifax, 
N.S. ;  Malta,  Egypt,  campaign  of  1882  (5th 
cl.  Medjidie,  Khedive's  star,  Queen's  medal)  ; 
ret.  1888  ;  J.P.  and  D.L.  Kirkcudbright- 
shire;  C.C,  etc.  ;  m.  Mary  H.,  dau.  of  E. 
Jennings,  M.D.,  HaUfax,  N.S.  Address  : 
Corsock,  Dalbeattie. 

DUNSMURE,  George  Hill,  1867-72.  Cl. 
1-U.M.  b.  8  Feb.  1856  ;  s.  of  James 
Dunsmure,  M.D., F.R .C.S.E.,  53  Queen 
Street ;   XX. 

Banker  and  Financier.  Address  :  79 
Chester  Square,  Lond.,  S.W. 

GIBSON,  Archibald  F.,  1867-8.  Cl.  1. 
b.  1  Dee.  1856  ;  s.  of  George  Gibson, 
38  Moray  Place. 

Germany  and  Switzerland  ;  Sec.  Dehra 
Doon  Tea  Co.  Ltd.  (ret.)  ;  m.  Caroline 
Woodside.  Address  :  Viewfield,  Victoria, 
B.C.,  Canada. 

GORDON,  James,  1870-2.  Cl.  4,  5. 
b.  1856  ;  s.  of  James  Gordon,  Agent 
Bank  of  Scot.,  Arbroath. 

Agent  Bank  of  Scot.,  Momingside,  Edin.  ; 
m.  Elizabeth  Grant  Imlach,  48  Queen  Street, 
Edin.     Address:  8  Momingside  Road,  Edin. 

GRAHAM,  James  Hope  Stewart,  1867- 

75.  CI.  1-7.  b.  16  April  1856  ;  s.  of 
James  Graham  of  Dunabbie,  Dum- 
friesshire ;  XX.  and  XV.  (Capt. 
1873-5) ;  XI.  1873-5  (Capt.  1875). 

A.F.C.  (Capt.  1876-80);  Rugby,  v.  Eng- 
land, 1876-81;  V.  Ireland,  1877,  1879-81; 
A.C.C.  (Sec.)  ;  W.S.  1881  ;  m.  1888  Isabel, 
dau.  of  Robert  Carlyle  of  Waterbeck, 
Dumfriesshire.  Address  :  Glenvohr,  Eccle- 
fechan. 

GRAY,  Archibald  Allan,  1870-2.  Cl.  L.- 
U.M.     s.  of  John  Gray,  N.  Holland. 

HALDANE,  George  Abercromby,  1867- 
74.  Cl.  1-7.  b.  27  May  1858  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Haldane,  W.S.,  of  Cloanden, 
17  Charlotte  Square. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;   d.  10  March  1875. 

HALL,  David,  1871-3.  Q.  5,  6.  b. 
14  July  1855 ;  s.  of  Robert  Hall, 
Newcastle- on -Tyne  ;  XX.  ;  won 
Quarter-mile,  1873. 

Farmer ;  m.  Miss  Robson,  e.  dau.  of  Mr. 
Robson,  Bimess,  Otterburn,  Northumber- 
land. Address  :  Larriston,  Newcastleton, 
Roxburghshire. 


HENDERSON,  David  Burn,  1869-70. 
Cl.  3.  s.  of  Mrs.  Henderson,  31 
Scotland  Street. 

HILL,  George  Thorburn,  1867-72.  Cl. 
1-U.M.  s.  of  Mrs.  Hill,  37  East 
Claremont  Street. 

HILL,  James,  1867-71.  Cl.  1-4.  b. 
23  March  1856  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Hill, 
Chm.  Caled.  Rly.  Co.,  Meny  Lee, 
Cathcart, 

Tea-planter,  Ceylon  (ret.)  ;  m.  Florence 
M.  Corrie.  Address  :  Dundaff  Muir,  Cam- 
berley,  Surrey. 

HOFF,  William  WiUiamson,  1868-71.  Cl. 
2-L.M.     s.  of  Mr.  Hoff,  India. 

HOLMS,  David,  1870-2.  CI.  L.M.  5.  s. 
of  James  Holms,  Silvermills  Cottage. 

HORSBRUGH,  Frederick  George  Mac- 
Gill,  1868-74.  Cl.  1-U.M.  b.  1857 ;  s. 
of  William  Horsbrugh,  Writer,  Cupar, 
Fife  ;   XI.  (Capt.  1874). 

m.        .     ^rfrfreii  :  Amerillo,  Texas,  U.S.A. 

HOWDEN,  John  Michael,  1867-71.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  22  March  1857  ;  s.  of  James 
Howden,  C.A.,  Edin. 

Repton  ;  C.A.  Edin.  1881  ;  of  Howden 
and  MoUeson,  C.A.,  Edin.;  m.  Florence 
Annie,  dau.  of  Hon.  Lord  Frjiser.  Address  : 
II  Eton  Terrace,  Edin. 

HULL,  Richard  Michael  William,  1867-72. 
Cl.  1-5.  b.  9  May  1856.;  s.  of  Michael 
Hull,  Granton  Hotel,  Granton. 

Of  J.  Ritchie,  Son  and  Co.,  Wholesale 
Stationers,  Edin.  ;  m.  Florence  Penrose 
Rippon,  Rogerley  Hall,  Frosterley,  Co. 
Durham  ;   d.  9  April  1898. 

INNES,  James  Henry  Mitchell,  1867-9. 
Cl.  1,  2.  b.  1  May  1857  ;  s.  of  Gilbert 
Mitchell  Innes,  16  Inverleith  Place. 

Drowned    in    Lake    Windermere,    B.C., 

28  Sept.  1899. 

INNES,  William  Gilbert  Mitchell,  1867-9. 
Cl.  1,  2,  b.  1855;  s.  of  Gilbert 
Mitchell  Innes,  16  Inverleith  Place. 

Harrow;  Sandhurst;  Sub-Lt.  1st  Drag. 
1874  ;  Lt.  the  K.O.  (Roy.  Lancaster  Regt.), 
1876;  ret.  1882;  m.  (i)  Josephine,  dau.  of 
William  Farren ;  (2)  Martena,  dau.  of  Dr. 
Howden  of  Winnipeg,  Canada ;  d.  8  Nov. 
1902. 

JOHNSTONE,  Donald  Campbell,  1871-4. 
Cl.  5-7.  b.  23  Feb.  1857  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  Henry  Campbell  Johnstone,  6 
Abbotsford  Park  ;    Ferguson  Medal, 


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1872  ;    Gloag  Medal,   1874  ;    best  in 
Greek  and  Latin  Prose,  CI.  7,  1874, 

Passed  fourteenth  into  I.C.S.  1877  ;  joined 
service,  1879 ;  four  yrs.  Sec.  to  Revenue 
Bd.,  Punjab  ;  Judge,  High  Court,  Punjab, 
since  1905  ;  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Wm.  John- 
stone of  Gladdens,  Lanarkshire.  Address: 
Lahore,  India. 

JOHNSTONE,  Henry  Melvill,  1871-4. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  23  Feb.  1857  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  Henry  Campbell  Johnstone,  6 
Abbotsford  Park ;  Mitchell  Medal, 
1878. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1875-7  ;  won  Cadets' 
Annual  Billiard  Championship,  1877  ;  Gym. 
VIII.  ;  Capt.  R.E.  ;  served  in  Bermuda, 
Cyprus,  Hong-Kong,  Egypt,  and  at  home  ; 
ret.  1893  ;  Mil.  Lect.,  Edin.  Univ.,  since  1904. 
Published :  1906  A  History  of  Tactics,  and 
in  1909  Training  and  Tactics;  a  frequent 
contributor  to  U.S.  Magazine,  R.U.S.  In- 
stitution Journal,  etc.  m.  Annabella,  dau. 
of  Wm.  Johnstone  of  Claddens,  Lanarkshire. 
Address  :  Somnerfield  Lodge,  Haddington. 

JOPP,  William  Chambers  Hunter,  now 
William  Jopp  Chambers  Hunter,  1869- 
70.  a.  3.  b.  25  Dec.  1855  ;  s.  of 
Keith  Jopp,  Surg.,  Madras  Fus. 

Of  Tillery  ;  Wine  Merchant,  Aberdeen  ; 
m.  Clara  Innes,  dau.  of  Dr.  William  Keith, 
Surg.,  Aberdeen.  Address :  9  Albyn  Ter- 
race, Aberdeen,  and  Tillery,  Aberdeenshire. 

JOPP,  Wilham  David,  1869-73.     CI.  3- 
U.M.     b.   7  May  1856;    s.   of  John 
Jopp,  W.S.,  30  Albany  Street, 
d.  12  Sept.  1886. 

LAMBART,  Hon.  Arthur,  1869-74.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  11  Aug.  1858  ;  s.  of  8th  Earl 
of  Cavan. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich  ;  Maj.  R.A.  ;  Lt.  1878  ; 
Capt.  1887 ;  Maj.  (ret),  1897 ;  m.  1883 
Winifred  Edith,  widow  of  George  Broughton. 
Address  :  42  Parkside,  Knightsbridge,  Lond., 
S.W. 

LE  MESURIER,  George  Geddes,  1870-1. 
CI.  4.    s.  of  H.  Le  Mesurier,  Canada. 

LINDSAY,  Wallace  Martin,  1867-74. 
CI,  1-7.  b.  1858  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Alex. 
Lindsay,  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.,  Pittenweem ; 
Dux  CI.  3,  4,  5,  and  6  and  of  the 
School,  1874  ;  Acad.  Club  Prizes  for 
best  in  French  and  German,  1872  and 
1873  ;  Trotter  Prize  for  Latin  Comp. 
1873 ;  best  in  French,  German,  and 
English  Verse,  CI.  7,  1874  ;  1st  Acad. 
Club  Prize  and  Mackenzie  Prize  for 
Greek  Testament,  1874 ;  holder  of 
E.A.  Exhib.  1874-7. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1874-7  ;  bracketed  ist  (with 
John  Wilson  Marshall,  now  of  Aberystwith 


Univ.)  in  Bursary  E.xam.  1874 ;  held  a 
John  Clark  (Mile  End)  Bursary,  ;^30  for 
four  yrs.,  1874,  till  appointment  to  Snell 
Exhib.  1877;  Prizes:  1874-5  Senior  Greek, 
Jeffrey  Gold  Medal,  and  Latin  Cowan  Gold 
Medal;  1875-6  Greek  Blackstone  Exam- 
ination, Cowan  Gold  Medal;  1876-7  Luke 
Historical  Prize  for  ist  in  Ancient  Greek 
and  Roman  History,  etc.;  M.A.  1877; 
BaU.  Coll.  Oxon,  1877-81  ;  B.A.  1881  ;  ist 
CI.  Mods.  ;  ist  CI.  Grts. ;  M.A.  1885 ; 
Craven  (Univ.)  Schol.  1883  ;  Ass.  to  Prof, 
of  Humanity,  Edin.  Univ.,  1884-5  ;  Fell., 
Tutor,  and  Libr.,  Jesus  Coll.  Oxon,  1885- 
99  ;  Class.  Mod.  (Oxon),  1891-2  ;  Lect.  in 
Classics  at  Harvard  Univ.,  U.S.A.,  1898  ; 
Prof,  of  Humanity,  St.  Andrews  Univ.,  1899  ; 
LL.D.  (Glasg.),  Hon.  Ph.D.  (Heidelberg), 
Hon.  LittD.  (Dublin),  F.B.A.  Publica- 
tions :  Plautus'  Captivi  (School  Ed.),  1S87  ; 
The  Latin  Language,  1894  ;  Short  Histori- 
cal Latin  Grammar,  1895  ;  Introduction  to 
Latin  Textual  Emendation,  1896  ;  Hand- 
book of  Latin  Inscriptions  (Allyn  and 
Bacon,  Boston,  U.S.A.),  1897;  The  Codex 
Turnebi  of  Plautus,  1898 ;  Plautus'  Cap- 
tivi (Large  Ed.),  1900  ;  Nonius  Marcellus' 
Dictionary,  1901  ;  Edition  of  Nonius  Mar- 
cellus (Tnibner  Series),  1903;  Edition  of 
Plautus  (Oxford  Classical  Series),  1904-5 ; 
The  Ancient  Editions  of  Plautus,  1904 ; 
Edition  of  Martial  (Oxford  Classical  Series), 
1903  ;  The  Ancient  Editions  of  Martial, 
1903 ;  Syntax  of  Plautus,  1907 ;  Con- 
tractions in  Early  Latin  Minuscule  MSS. 
1908.  Elected  in  1914  Corr.  Mem.  Institute 
of  France  (Academy  of  Inscriptions  and 
Belles  Lettres) ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  84. 
Address  ;  University,  St.  Andrews. 

LYELL,  Gavin  Turnbull,  1871-4.  CI. 
5-7.  s.  of  Mr.  Lyell,  India,  10  Forres 
Street ;  English  Essay  Prize,  CI.  7, 
1874  ;  Shooting  VIII.  1872-4  ;  Capt. 
1873-4;  XX. 

M'DONALD,  Samuel  Pendleton,  1867- 
71.  CI.  1-L.M.  b.  1857  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Samuel  M'Donald,  St.  Kilda,  York 
Road. 

Engineer  and  Tea-planter,  Assam  ;  d.  c. 
1882. 

M'HAFFIE,  John  Black,  1867-72.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  28  April  1856  ;  s.  of  W.  J. 
M'Haffie,  Torhouse,  Muirhouse,  Wig- 
town. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Queensland,  1875;  d.  11 
June  1879  at  Geraldton,  West  Australia. 

MACKENZIE,  Charles  Kincaid,  1867-71. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  9  March  1857  ;  s.  of  Alex. 
Kincaid  Mackenzie  of  Ravelrig,  Mid- 
lothian. 

Repton;  Univ.  Coll.  O.xon,  1876-80;  B.A. 
1880;  Advocate,  1881  ;  Counsel  for  Bd.  of 
Trade,  1892-1900 ;  A.D.  1896-1901  ;  Int. 
Sheriff  of  Dumfries  and  Galloway,  1899- 
1900;  Q.C.  1900;  Sheriff  of  Fife  and  Kin- 
ross, 1901-5;  sometime  Chancellor's  Assessor, 


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Univ.  of  St.  Andrews ;  contested  Mid.  Lanark 
(U.),  1895;  Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice  as 
the  Hon.  Lord  Mackenzie,  1905;  m.  1881 
Lily,  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Lord  Young, 
Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice.  Address  :  47 
Heriot  Row,  Edin.    See  also  E.A.  Ch.  viii.  97. 

MACKIE,  Stuart,  1870-3.  CI.  L.-U.M. 
b.  2  April  1856  ;  s.  of  Ivie  Mackie, 
Auchencaim,  Castle  Douglas  ;  XX., 
XI. 

Drowned  while  batliing  with  a  friend  in 
the  Solway  off  Heston  Island,  18  Aug.  1875. 

MANN,  Arthur,  1870-2.     CI.  L.-U.M.     s. 
of  David  Mann,  Sunderland. 
Went  to  N.Z. 

MAPLETON,  Cuthbert  Walter,  1869-73. 
CI.  3-U.M.  b.  18  Aug.  1854  ;  s.  of 
Very  Rev.  Reginald  John  Mapleton, 
Dean  of  Argyll  and  the  Isles  ;  won 
Mile,  1872. 

Rowed  for  Thames  B.C.  at  Henley,  etc. ; 
Sun  Fire  Insur.  Office,  Lond.  ;  m.  Laura 
Frances,  dau.  of  Rev.  A.  A.  Dawson,  R.  of 
Necton,  Norfolk.  Address:  29  Schubert 
Road,  Putney,  Lond.,  S.W. 

MARTIN,  Charles  James,  1867-72.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  7  Nov.  1857  ;  s.  of  John 
Martin,  W.S.,  19  Chester  Street. 

Merchant,  Glasg.,  Manila,  now  at  Buenos 
Ayres ;  m.  Helen  Mary,  dau.  of  James 
Mackenzie  of  Auchenheglish.  Address:  Club 
de  Residentes  Estrangeros,  Buenos  Ayres, 
Argentine  Republic. 

MASON,  Harry  Wharton,  1867-70.  CI. 
1-3.  s.  of  Rev.  W.  Mason,  Warriek 
Parsonage,  Richmond,  Yorks. 

MILLING,  Matthew  John  Tyne,  1871-2. 
CI.  5.  b.  19  Sept.  1854  ;  s.  of  John 
J.  Mining,  Harlow  Manor,  Harrogate  ; 
XX. 

Trin.  HaU  Cantab  ;  M.A.  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ; 
D.  1881  ;  P.  1882  ;  V.  of  Ashton  Keynes, 
Wilts,  1884 ;  m.  Edith  Maud  Eastley. 
Address  :  Ashton  Keynes  Vicarage,  Crick- 
lade,  Wilts. 

MONCRIEFF,  Hugh,  1867-73.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  11  Oct.  1856 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Moncrieff,  Advocate,  Edin.,  Sheriff 
of  Ross  and  Cromarty ;  XI. ;  won 
Hurdles,  1873. 

B.L.  Glasg.  Univ.  ;  XX.  (Capt.)  ;  West  of 
Scot.  XX.  ;  Mem.  of  Fac.  of  Procurators, 
Glasg.,  1881  ;  Clerk  to  Incorporation  of 
Hammermen,  1900  ;  m.  Emily  Edith,  y. 
dau.  of  Henry  Dubs,  Locomotive  Engineer, 
Glasg.  Address:  Colzium,  Kilsyth,  Stirling- 
shire. 

MUNGLE,  Andrew,  1869-73.  CI.  3-6.  b. 
26  Sept.  1858  :  s.  of  Robert  Mungle, 
M.D.,  R.N.,  46  Gilmore  Place. 


Edin.  Univ.  1873-8  ;  M.D.  1879 ;  died 
of  typhoid  fever  while  acting  as  Ho.  Surg. 
Sunderland  Inf.,  11  Sept.  1879. 

PARSONS,  James  Henry,  1872-4.  CI. 
6,7.  b.  21  Aug.  1857  ;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen. 
J.  E.  B.  Parsons,  Indian  Army,  Porto- 
bello. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Maj.  I. A.,  and  later  in  the 
Burma  Commission ;  Lt.  63rd  Ft.  1876  ; 
Capt.  1887;  Maj.  1897;  served  in  Afghan 
War,  1880,  with  8th  Bengal  Cav.,  and  took 
part  in  Aitchakzai  exped.  (medal)  ;  served 
with  Burmese  exped.  1885-6,  dangerously 
wounded  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  served  in 
China,  1900,  with  the  British  troops  em- 
ployed in  Boxer  rebellion  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
m.  EUen,  dau.  of  Col.  A.  M.  Lang,  C.B.,  R.E.; 
d.  18  Feb.  1901. 

PATTISON,  Ferdinand  Grut  Handasyde, 
1867-74.  CI.  1-7.  b.  12  June  1858  ; 
s.  of  George  Handasyde  Pattison,  Ad- 
vocate, Sheriff  of  Roxburgh,  Selkirk, 
and  Berwickshire. 

Pembroke  Coll.  Cantab;  B.A. ;  C.U.  Golf 
Club,  held  University  Cup  for  two  and  a 
half  years ;  played  twice  v.  Oxford ;  run- 
ner-up Canadian  Golf  Championship,  1898  ; 
also  played  in  first  Internat.  with  U.S.A.  ; 
Fruit  and  General  Farmer  in  Canada ;  now 
Journalist  and  Lecturer  on  Fruit-farming, 
etc.,  Ontario  ;  m.  (i)  Henrietta  Frend  ;  (2) 
Elizabeth  Blaine.  Address:  Box  73,  Winona, 
Ont.,  Canada. 

PRESGRAVE,  Duncan  George,  1868-73. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  30  June  1857;  s.  of 
Duncan  C.  Presgrave,  Penang. 

Nat.  Bank  of  Scot,  for  two  yrs.  ;  with 
Lorrain  and  Gillespie,  Merchants,  Penang, 
S.S.,  1876-8;  1878-92 -Sec.  Municipal 
Comrs.  of  Singapore,  S.S.  ;  m.  Frances 
Clare  Passmore.  Address  :  St.  Paul,  Minn., 
U.S.A. 

RALEIGH,  Samuel  Keith,  1867-73.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  9  Aug.  1857  ;  s.  of  Samuel 
Raleigh,  Man.  of  Scottish  Widows' 
Fund,  Edin. 

Farmer;  J. P.,  N.Z.  ;  m.  Edith  Owen. 
Address  :   Alfred  ton,  N.Z. 

RANKINE,  James,  1867-72.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  23  Dec.  1855  ;  s.  of  Rev.  John 
Rankine,  D.D.,  Min.  of  Sorn,  Mauch- 
line. 

Mercantile  career ;  m.  M.  A.  Paton  of 
Kingston,  Canada.  A  ddress  :  20  Kingsmead 
Road  North,  Birkenhead,  Cheshire. 

REID,  James  Morton,  1869-70.  CI.  3. 
b.  14  Sept.  1856;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen. 
James  Reid,  LA. 

Tea-planter,  Assam  and  the  Dooars,  for 
many  years  ;  then  went  to  Paraguay,  S. 
America  (Woods  and  Forests)  ;  d.  March 
1890  in  Paraguay. 


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REID,  Michael  Andrew.  1868-9.  CI.  2. 
s.  of  William  Rcid,  13  Howard  Place. 

REID,  Thomas  Maclagan,  1867-71.  CI. 
1-4.  s.  of  William  Reid,  Granton 
Lodge,  Granton. 

REID,  Walter  Maclagan,  1867-72.  01. 
1-5.  s.  of  William  Reid,  Granton 
Lodge,  Granton. 

ROBERTSON,  Andrew  Gifford,  1869-72. 
CI.  2-U.M.  b.  29  April  1855  ;  s.  of 
Andrew  Robertson,  Kensworth  Lodge, 
Merchiston. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1881.  Address :  44 
N.  Frederick  Street,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Charles  Gray,  1868-71  and 
1872-3.  CI.  2-4  and  7.  b.  19  Sept. 
1855  ;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen.  A.  C.  Robertson, 
C.B.,  late  8th  Regt. 

Lt.  the  King's  Liverpool  Regt.  1876;  ret. 
1883;  m.  .  Address:  c/o  J.  Maxtone 
Graham,  C.A.,  34  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Charles  Stein,  1869-74. 
CI.  3-7.  b.  7  Oct.  1858  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
John  Robertson  of  Hattonbum,  Kin- 
ross-shire. 

Edin.  and  Aberdeen  Univ.  1874-7  (Med. 
CI.)  ;   Cofiee-planter,  Ceylon,  1877  ;   d.  1887. 

ROBERTSON,  John,  1867-9.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  16  Jan.  1854 ;  s.  of  John  Robertson, 
Skeabost  House,  Portree. 

Indigo-planter,  Bengal,  for  twenty  yrs., 
now  grain-growing  in  Saskatchewan  ;  m. 
Isabel  Stewart,  dau.  of  F.  W.  Clark  of  Ulva, 
Sheriff  of  Lanarkshire.  Address  :  Struan, 
BradweU,  Sask.,  Canada. 

SHAW,  Charles,  1867-72.  CI.  1-U.M. 
b.  6  July  1856  ;  s.  of  Sheriff  Charles 
Shaw,  Lochmaddy,  N.  Uist. 

Went  to  N.Z. ;  Govt,  appointment  in 
Agricultural  Dept.  ;  m.  Mary  Hastie. 
Address  :   Owaka,  Dunedin,  N.Z. 

SINCLAIR,  Augustine  William,  1867-72. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  12  June  1856;  s.  of 
Veitch  Sinclair,  M.D.,  4  Picardy  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.;  L.R.C.S.  and  L.M.  1880; 
L.R.C.P.  and  L.M.  1880  ;  assisted  in  arrang- 
ing specimens  from  H.M.S.  '  Challenger  '  ; 
Med.  Off.  at  Sarawak,  Borneo,  1880  ;  Perak 
and  Selangor,  1882  ;  introduced  Reg.  of 
Births  (European)  in  Malay  States  and  vac- 
cination among  natives;  1891  Med.  Ofi.  and 
Pub.  Vacc,  etc.,  Yeovil  Union,  Somerset; 
1912  Comtee.  of  Somerset  Nat.  Res.  ;  1912- 
13,  on  invitation  of  Brit.  Ambassador  to  Tur- 
key, went  to  organise  hosp.,  etc.,  for  Turkish 
army  during  Balkan  War ;  received  thanks 
from  Ambassador  and  Turkish  Embassy ; 
F.R.C.I.    Lond.  ;     F.R.I,    of    Pub.    Health, 


Lond.  ;  Mem.  B.M.A. ;  Somerset  Arch.  Soc. 
Contributions  :  Beri  Beri,  B.M.  Journal ; 
Distoma,  Lancet;  Meteor.  Observ.,  R.M. 
Soc. ;  Saurians  of  Malay  Peninsula,  etc. 
m.  1881  Matilda  Preston  Donaldson  of 
Balmerino  Abbey,  Fife  Address  :  Jun. 
Conservative  Club,  Lond. 

SLATTER,  William  Andcrton,  1867-71. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  2  Dec.  1857 ;  s.  of  Robert 
Anderton  Slatter,  Comptroller  Mil. 
Accounts  Govt,  of  Bengal. 

Auditor,  E.I.  Rly. ;  m.  Mary  Priestley. 
Address:  E.I.  Rly.  House,  Calcutta. 

STEVENS,  Frederick  Charles,  1872 (April- 
July).  CI.  5.  s.  of  Dr.  Stevens,  35 
Albany  Street. 

STEWART,  John  Charles,  1867-70.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  21  July  1858  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Stewart,  Ingliston,  Ratho. 

Harrow,  1872-6  ;  Trin.  Hall  Cantab, 
1876-9  ;  B.A.  1879  ;  1st  CI.  Mechanism  and 
Applied  Sc.  (spec.) ;  of  Kinlochmoidart  and 
Glenmordart;  C.C.  for  Moidart;  J.P.  and 
Comr.  of  Supply  for  Inverness-shire;  m.  Anna 
Mary,  dau.  of  Lt.-Col.  William  Babington, 
late  7th  Huss.     Address:  Kinlochmoidart. 

STRANG,  David,  1867-72.  CI.  1-U.M. 
b.  18  March  1856  ;  s.  of  W.  Strang, 
88  Great  ffing  Street ;  Dux  L.M.  Sch. 
1871. 

S.U.  and  Nat.  Insur.  Co.,  Edin.  and  Lond., 
1872-81  ;   d.  3  Feb.  1881. 

TAIT,  John  James,  1869-74.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  4  March  1857  ;  s.  of  James  Tait, 
W.S.,  Edensidc,  Kelso. 

Loretto,  1874-6  ;  XI.  and  XX. ;  winner 
of  prizes  for  Loretto  at  Interscholastic 
Sports ;  in  Straits  Settlements  for  o\er 
thirty  years.  Address  :  Tanjong  Malim, 
Perak,  Straits  Settlements. 

THOMSON,  John,  1867-74.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
23  Nov.  1856  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Thom- 
son, W.S.,  18  Walker  Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM.  1881 ;  M.R.C.P.E. 
1887  ;  F.R.C.P.E.  1888  ;  M.D.  Edin.  1891  ; 
also  at  Vienna  and  Berlin  ;  Phys.  Roy.  Edin. 
Hosp.  for  Sick  Children ;  Jt.  Chn.  Lect.  on 
Diseases  of  Children,  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Author 
of  various  medical  works  and  articles, 
mainly  regarding  diseases  of  children  ;  m. 
Isobel  Finlayson,  4th  dau.  of  Rev.  John 
S.  Macphail,  F.C.  Min.  of  Kilmuir,  I.  of 
Skye.     Address  :    14  Coates  Crescent,  Edin. 

THORBURN,  William  Edmund,  1870-2. 
CI.  L.-U.M.  b.  26  July  1855  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Thorburn,  Sweden,  Merchant 
in  Uddevalla ;  Balfour  Prize  for 
Modem  History  and  Geography,  1872. 

With  WiUiara  Miller  and  Co.,  Lond., 
1873-5,  when  he  became  cashier  to  William 


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Thorburn  and  Sons,  Uddevcdla ;  Auditor, 
Uddevalla  Town  Council,  1882,  and  of  the 
Uddevalla-Neuersborg  Rly.  Co.  ;  awarded 
a  Gold  Medal  at  the  Internat.  Fisheries 
Exhib.,  Lond.  ;  m.  Virginia  Palm  ;  d.  5 
Sept.  1S85. 

TOD,  Thomas  Wardie,  1867-72.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  19  Feb.  1857  ;  s.  of  Robert  Tod, 
Clervvood,  Corstoiphine  ;  XX. 

B.Sc.  Edin. ;  A.F.C. ;  Man.  Dir.  A.  and  R. 
Tod  Ltd.,  Leith;  Dir.  Commercial  Bank  of 
Scot.  Ltd.,  etc.;  J. P.  Midlothian;  m.  Nita 
Medows  Norie.  Address:  Clerwood,  Cor- 
storphine. 

TODRICK,  Thomas  WilHam,  1867-72 
(Christmas).  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  24  Dec. 
1854  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Todrick,  Tenter- 
field,  Haddington  ;   XX.,  XI. 

Sol.,  Haddington;  Proc.  Fis.  Hadding- 
tonshire ;  m.  Helen  Dora,  dau.  of  James 
Banks,  Iron  Merchant,  Liverpool.  A  ddress  : 
Old  Bank,  Haddington. 

WILSON,  James  Humphrey,  1868-71. 
CI.  2-4.  s.  of  Mrs.  Wilson,  15  York 
Place. 

WOOD,  Charles  Edmmid,  1867-74.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  3  Dec.  1856  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Wood,  M.D.,  LL.D.,  9  Damaway 
Street ;   XX. 

A.F.C.  ;  played  in  Inter-City  and  East 
and  West  matches  ;  in  Standard  Life  Assur. 
Co.'s  Office,  Edin.,  till  1882  ;  subsequently 
in  Australia  sheep-farming ;  m.  Maude 
Jenkins,  Australia ;  d.  26  Jan.  1896 ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  iii.  76. 


AVOOD,  George  Cadell,  1868-70.     CI.  2,  3. 
b.  20  June  1855  ;    s.  of  John  George 
Wood,  W.S.,  11  Clarendon  Crescent. 
E.I.  Merchant ;  m.  Mary  Caroline  Ricardo. 

WRIGHT,  Arthur  Campbell,  1867-71. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  31  Oct.  1857  ;  s.  of  William 
Wright,  late  Judge  Cuttack. 

Man.  Court  of  Wards  Estates,  Gaya, 
Behar,  India.  Address:  Deo,  Gaya,  Behar, 
India. 

WRIGHT,  Hugh  Stalman,  1867-9.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1856  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Strethill 
Wright,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  55  North- 
umberland Street. 

Insp.  Canadian  Mortgage  Co.  ;  d.  Nov. 
1904. 

WYLIE,  Arthur  Kinnaird,  1867-73  (Dec). 
CI.  1-7.  b.  15  Jan.  1855 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  H.  Wylie,  19  Walker  Street. 

Fmly.  in  business  in  S.  Africa  ;  m.  Agnes 
Sprott. 

YATES,  Robert  Burton,  1869-70.     CI.  3. 

s.    of    Mrs.    Yates,    Todhill    Wood, 
Canonbie. 

YOUNGER,  James,  1869-74.  CI.  3-7,  b. 
20  Jan.  1856  ;  s.  of  James  Younger, 
Brewer,  Alloa  ;  XX.,  XI. 

Brewer,  Alloa  ;  Univ.  Court,  St.  Andrews, 
1906 ;  m.  Annie  Thomson-Paton,  Alloa. 
Address  :   Mount  Melville,  St.  Andrews. 


MR.  WEIR'S  CLASS,  1868-75 


ANDERSON,  Edward  Wyatt,  1870-5. 
CI.  3-7.  b.  20  March  1856;  s.  of 
James  Anderson,  High  Holm,  Port 
Glasgow  ;  XX. 

After  some  years  in  the  colonies  returned 
home  an  invalid  about  1886. 

ARMOUR,  Matthew  Stuart,  1871-3.  CI. 
L.and  U.M.  s.  of  Matthew  W.  Annour, 
Woolton  Tower,  near  Liverpool ;  Dux 
U.M.  Sch.  1873. 

ARMOUR,  Samuel  Beveridge,  afterwards 
Samuel  Beveridge  Armour-Hannay, 
1872-3.  CI.  5.  b.  4  March  1856; 
s.  of  John  Armour,  Kirktonfield,  Ren- 
frewshire. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  1877;  Advocate,  1880; 
Sheriff-Sub.  Caithness,  Orkney,  and  Zetland 
at  Kirkwall,  1887,  and  Sheriff-Sub.  Fife  and 
Kinross  at  Cupar,  1898 ;  Author  of  Valuation 


of  Property  for  Rating,  1892  (2nd  ed.  1912) ; 
assumed  name  of  Hannay,  1909,  on  wife 
succeeding  to  property  of  Kingsmuir ;  m. 
1899  Robina  Anne  Marjory,  o.  dau.  of  Col. 
George  Hannay  of  Kingsmuir,  Fifeshire. 
Address  :  The  Brae,  St.  Andrews,  Fife. 

BARLAS,  James,  1869-75.  CI.  2-6.  b. 
3  Feb.  1859;  s.  of  James  Barias, 
Sec.  S.U.  Insur.  Co.,  1  Mayfield  Ter- 
race ;  English  Essay  Prize,  Rector's 
CI.,  1875. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;   M.A. 

BARLAS,  William,  1869-73.  CI.  2-U.M. 
b.  2  May  1857  ;  s.  of  James  Barias, 
Sec.  S.U.  Insur.  Co.,  1  Mayfield  Ter- 
race. 

BIRKETT,  John  Edward,  1871-3.  CI. 
4,  5.  s.  of  William  Birkett,  1  Inver- 
leith  Row, 


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BIRRELL,  John,  1869-73.  CI.  2-5.  1j. 
4  Oct.  1857  ;  s.  of  James  Birrell,  J.P., 
of  Uttershill,  Penicuik. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  proprietor  of  EUangowan 
Paper  Mills,  Milngavie  ;  J. P.  Co.  of  Stirling  ; 
Provost  of  Milngavie,  1886-92  ;  Col.  A.S.C. 
T.F. ;  V.D. ;  m.  1882  Gracie  G.  M.,  dau.  of 
George  W.  M.  Buist  of  Itapobi,  B.O., 
Uruguay,  S.A.  Address :  AUander  House, 
Milngavie,  by  Glasg. 

BLAIKIE,  Robert  Henry,  1868-74.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  21  Aug.  1857  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
William  Garden  Blaikie,  D.D.,  LL.D., 
Prof,  of  Divinity,  New  Coll.,  Ediu. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  1878;  M.B.,  CM.  i88i ; 
M.D.  1883;  F.R.C.S.E.  1884;  won  Open  Golf 
Competition,  Edin.  Univ.,  1876  and  1877; 
won  E.U.G.C.  Medal,  1892  ;  represented  E.U. 
in  Inter-Univ.  Golf  Competitions  ;  gen.  med. 
pract. ;  Ass.  Med.  Off.  Longmore  Hosp., 
Edin.  ;  m.  Edith  Leicester.  Address :  to 
Mayfield  Gardens,  Edin. 

BOOG,  David  Allan,  1868-70.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  William  Boog,  2  Atholl  Place. 

In  Chicago  in  rly.  service.  Address : 
Chicago. 

BREBNER,  Alan,  1868-75.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  2  June  1857  ;  s.  of  Alan  Brebner, 
C.E.,  25  Raeburn  Place  ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1874  ;  Sp.  Prize,  CI.  7,  1875  ; 
XX.  and  XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  ;  Engineer  in  charge 
of  Optical  Depart.,  Barbier  and  Co.,  Light- 
house Engineers  and  Contractors,  Paris, 
1880-92  ;  Ass.  Lighthouse  Engineer  to 
Chilian  Govt.  1895-9  ;  Technical  Adviser 
to  Comr.  of  Lights,  Depart,  of  Marine  and 
Fisheries,  Ottawa,  1905  -  7  ;  representing 
Chance  Brothers  and  Co.,  Lighthouse  En- 
gineers, Birmingham,  at  Louren90  Marques 
and  Beira,  1908-9  ;  on  staff  of  Resident 
Engineer  at  Island  Barn  Reservoir  Works 
under  construction  for  the  MetropoUtan 
Water  Board,  1910-11;  A.M.I.C.E.  1883; 
M.I.C.E.  1899  ;  awarded  a  Miller  Scholar., 
Telford  Medal  and  Premium,  and  Manby 
Premium  for  articles  published  in  the  Pro- 
ceedings of  Inst.  C.E. ;  m.  Frances  Mary, 
dau.  of  Francis  Thursby-Pelham.  Address  : 
Dulwich  Lodge,  East  Molesey,  Surrey. 

BRUCE,  Alexander  Fairlie,  1869-70. 
CI.  2.  b.  1858  ;  s.  of  George  CadcU 
Bruce,  C.E.,  7  Buckingham  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.  Inst.  C.E.  ;  served 
apprenticeship  in  father's  office,  1872-5 ; 
Contractor's  Engineer,  Bothwell  and  Hamil- 
ton Rly.,  1875-0 ;  Res.  Engineer  for  J.  and 
A.  Leslie  and  Reid,  Edin.,  on  the  Campbel- 
town, Dunfermline,  W.  Kilbride,  and  Hawick 
W.W.  1876-82;  Engineer  to  Rio  TintoW.W., 
and  Huelva,  Mogner,  and  PalosW.W.  1882-5  ; 
Res.  Engineer,  Harperlees  Reservoir,  Kirk- 
caldy and  Dysart  W.W.,  1885-6;  Genoa 
W.W.  1886-7  ;  Engineer,  Rosario  (Argentina) 
Drainage  Co.  and  Rosario  W.W.  Co.,  1887-91; 


Res.  Engineer,  Blane  Valley  Section,  Glasg. 
Corp.  W.W.,  1891-6;  Res.  Engineer,  Staines 
Reservoirs,  Lond.  W.W.,  1896-7 ;  Water 
Engineer,  Bom.  Municipality,  1897-1905  ; 
Engineer,  Seoul  (Korea)  W.W.  and  Bahia 
Blanca  (Argentina)  W.W.,  1905-8;  nego- 
tiated contracts  for  Griffiths  and  Co.,  Con- 
tractors, in  Russia,  Roumania,  and  Turkey, 
1910-11 ;  Engineer  to  Hydro.-Electric  Power 
Scheme  in  N.  Nigeria,  1911-13  ;  m.  Katharine 
E.  Fairbairn.  Address :  27  Boileau  Road, 
Ealing,  Lond.,  W. 

BRUNSKILL,  John  Stephen,  1869-72. 
CI.  2-L.M.  s.  of  Jonathan  Brunskill, 
Penrith. 

BURNETT,  Claude  Hay,  1871-2.  CI. 
L.M.  b.  28  Sept.  1858;  s.  of  Gen. 
Francis  Burnett,  Gadgirth,  Tarbolton. 

Loretto,  1874-5,  XL ;  Lt.  2nd  Batt.  Roy. 
Sussex  Regt.  1881  ;  res.  1885;  subsequently 
in  business  in  N.Z. ;   d.  June  1914. 

BURT,  Charles  Robert,  1869-70.  CI.  2. 
b.  2  Aug.  1858  ;  s.  of  John  G.  M. 
Burt,  M.D.,  12  York  Place. 

Glenalmond,  1870-2  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Edin. 
Wanderers  F.C.  ;   d.  Dec.  1897. 

CLARKE,  Edmund  Weame,  1868-77. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1859  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Clarke, 
1  Inverleith  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  B.Sc.  1883  ;  M.D.  1892  ;  M.B. 
and  CM.  1885;  M.R.C.S.  1886;  and  Paris; 
med.  pract.,  Chesterfield  ;  Mem.  Edin.  Roy. 
Phys.  Soc.  ;  Ex-Pres.  Sheffield  Med.  CUn. 
Soc. ;  Med.  Off.  Mid.  Rly.  Friendly  Soc. 
and  Foresters,  etc.  ;  Author  of  On  Appen- 
dicitis, with  special  reference  to  Diagnosis, 
and  various  contributions  to  med.  journals; 
d.  5  April  1909. 

COCKBURN,  Francis  Pitcaim,  1868-70. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  17  May  1857;  s.  of 
George  Ferguson  Cockburn,  B.C.S., 
13  Melville  Street. 

Capt.  the  Wilts.  Regt. ;  Ensign,  1878 ; 
Lt.  1880;  Capt.  1886;  Reserve,  1894; 
served  with  99th  Regt.  throughout  Zulu 
War  of  1879  ;  present  in  engagement  at 
Gingindlovu  (medal  with  clasp) ;  now  in 
U.S.A. 

COCKBURN,  Henry,  1868-73.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  2  March  1859  ;  s.  of  Francis  Jeffrey 
Cockburn,  B.C.S.,  4  Abbotsford  Cres- 
cent. 

CB.  1899  ;  entered  H.M.  Consular  Service, 
China,  1880;  Chinese  Sec.  to  H.M.  Legation, 
Pekin,  1896;  local  rank  as  Sec.  of  Legation, 
1898;  1900  received  China  medal  with  clasp 
'  Defence  of  Legations  '  for  services  during 
siege  of  Pekin  Legations ;  Charge  d  'Affaires, 
Korea,  1905  ;  Consul-Gen.,  Korea,  1906 ; 
ret.  1909  ;  m.  1899  Elizabeth  Gordon, 
dau.  of  Col.  J.  F.  Stevenson,  late  Comr.  of 
Arracan,  Burma.  Address:  Guestling,  Tring,, 
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CONNELL,  William  Alexander,  1871-3. 
CI.  L.  and  U.M.  b.  10  Aug.  1857  ;  s.  of 
Christopher  James  Connell,  22  Inver- 
Icith  Row. 

Partner,  Langholm  Distillery  Co.,  1875- 
1907  ;  m.  Miss  Martin  of  St.  John's  Park, 
Blackheath  ;   d.  6  July  1907. 

CONYNGHAM,  George  Hugh  Lenox-, 
1870-2.  CI.  3,  4.  b.  1  Feb.  1859;  s, 
of  Col.  Sir  W.  F.  Lenox-Conyngham, 
K.C.B.,  D.L.,  Springhill,  Moneymore, 
Co.  Derry. 

Fettes,  1872-8  ;  Class.  Schol.  Gonville  and 
Caius  Coll.  Cantab  ;  M.A.  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ; 
House  Master,  Fettes  Coll.,  Edin.  ;  Author 
of  A  Memoir  of  A.  W.  Potts,  LL.D.,  first 
Headmaster  of  Fettes  College  ;  m.  Barbara 
Josephine  Turton,  Upsall  Castle,  Thirsk. 
Address  :  Kimmerghame  House,  Fettes 
Coll.,  Edin. 

DARLING,  James  Bruce,  1871-3.  CI. 
L.  and  U.M.  s.  of  Mrs.  Darling,  46 
Heriot  Row. 

DAVIDSON,  Charles,  1869-74.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  20  Feb.  1859  ;  s.  of  Col.  Sir  D. 
Davidson,  K.C.B.,  Woodcroft,  Morn- 
ingside. 

Sandhurst ;  Col.  B.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  8ist 
Ft.,  2nd  Punjaub  Inf.,  and  52nd  Sikhs,  1880; 
Lt.  1880;  Capt.  1891;  Maj.  1900;  Lt.-Col. 
1906  ;  ret.  as  Col.  1908  ;  served  in  Miranzai 
(firs+  and  second)  expeds.  1891  (medal  with 
clasp)  ;  Tirah,  1897-8  (medal  with  two 
clasps) ;  East  Africa,  1903 ;  operations  in 
Somaliland  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  m.  Mary 
Kinnear.  A  ddress :  AUtdinnie,  Aboyne,  Aber- 
deenshire. 

DEMPSTER,  Francis  Erskine,  1868-72. 
CI.  1-L.M.  b.  9  July  1858;  s.  of 
Capt.  H.  L.  Dempster,  Madras  Art., 
5  Bellevue  Crescent. 

Edin.  Inst.  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Cooper's  Hill, 
1877-8;  CLE.,  M.I.E.E.  ;  I nd.  Telegraph 
Dept.  1878;  Afghan  War,  1879-80  (medal); 
Chin-Lushai  exped.  1889-90  (medal  with 
clasp)  ;  Chitral  exped.  1895  (medal  with 
clasp,  desp.,  and  C.I.E.  for  services  as  Chf. 
Telegraph  Off.) ;  Dir.-Gen.  of  Ind.  Govt. 
Telegraphs,  1909-12;  ret.  1912 ;  m.  1883 
Susan,  dau.  of  George  Stuart,  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :  Clifton  Lodge,  Inverness. 

DENHAM,  John  Knox,  1869-70.  CI.  2. 
b.  1858  ;  s.  of  Dr.  J.  Denham,  30 
Merrion  Square,  Dublin. . 

Madras  Acad.,  St.  Andrews,  1870-3  ; 
T.C.D.  ;  L.R.C.P.I.  and  L.R.C.S.I.  1880; 
F.R.C.S.I.  1899  ;  med.  pract.,  Dublin ; 
Surg.  Dublin  Orthopaedic  Hosp.  ;  J. P.  Co. 
Dubhn  ;  m.  Celia  Mary  Holmes,  Dublin. 
Address  :   67  Lower  Baggot  Street,  Dublin. 


DEVERELL, 
71.     CI.    1-3. 


Thomas    Clark,    1868- 
b.    14    Oct.    1855;    s. 


of    George    Deverell,    Indigo-planter, 
Bengal. 

Pupil  of  Carfrae  and  Belfrage,  C.E.,  Edin.  ; 
Ass.  Engineer,  Clyde  Navigation,  Glasg.  ; 
with  M.  de  Lesseps,  Panama  Canal,  and 
Govt,  of  Queensland,  Harbours  and  Rivers 
Dept.  ;  City  Engineer,  S.  Brisbane,  Perth 
(W.  Australia),  and  Calcutta;  Res.  Engineer, 
Chingford  Reservoir,  Metropolitan  Water 
Bd.,  Lond.  ;  1888  A.M.  Inst.  C.E.  ;  1900 
M.  Inst.  C.E.  ;  m.  Jane  Small,  Philadelphia, 
U.S.A.  Address:  Hill  Crest,  Chingford, 
Essex. 

DONALDSON,  James,  1868-73.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  Mrs.  Black,  The  Cottage,  Mussel- 
burgh (Guardian). 

DOUGLAS,  Edwin,  1870-3.  CI.  3-5.  b. 
1857 ;  s.  of  David  Douglas,  Pub- 
lisher, 22  Drummond  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P.E.,  L.R.C.S.E. 
1882;  med.  pract.,  Morpeth,  1883-90;  d. 
1890. 

DOUGLAS,  George  Pringle  Home,  1868- 
75.  CI.  1-7.  b.  28  Feb.  1859  ;  s.  of 
Christopher  Home  Douglas,  C.A.,  19 
York  Place. 

With  Rennie,  Masterton  and  Co.,  Timber 
Merchants,  Leith,  and  James  Robertson 
and  Co.,  Wine  Merchants,  Lond.  ;  after- 
wards tea-planter  in  India  for  many  years, 
but  had  to  return  home  owing  to  ill-health  ; 
m.      ;   d.  c.  1900. 

DOUGLAS,  Murray,  1869-73.  CI.  2- 
U.M.  s.  of  P.  Douglas,  Grosvenor 
Road,  Claughton,  Birkenhead. 

DOWNIE,     Bryce,     1870-^.     CI.    3,     4. 
b.   12  Sept.   1854;    s.   of  Alexander 
Downie,  Bruce  House,  Annan, 
d.  6  Dec.  1877. 

DRUMMOND,  James,  1871-4.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  9  April  1858  ;  s.  of  Rev.  James 
Drummond,  Irvine. 

W.S.  1881  ;   d.  9  Aug.  1902. 

DRYSDALE,  Andrew  Learmont,  1868- 
72.  CI.  1-L.M.  b.  5  May  1856;  s.  of 
Andrew  Drysdale,  Builder,  Edin. 

In  oifice  of  Moncrieff  and  Gillies-Smith, 
C.A.,  Edin.,  and  training  in  farming  and 
estate  management  in  Rosebery  Estates 
Office ;  Ass.  Factor  on  the  Rosebery  estates ; 
Factor  on  the  Murthly  estates  of  Sir  Douglas 
Stewart,  Bart.,  Perthshire;  nineteen  yrs. 
Factor  and  Comr.  on  the  E.  of  Rosebery's 
Scottish  estates;  J. P.  Co.  of  LinHthgow; 
Insp.  for  the  Bd.  of  Agriculture.  Publica- 
tion: Profits  from  Land  (19 14).  Address: 
22  Braid  Crescent,  Edin. 

ELLIOT,  Lewis  Alexander  Scott,  1868- 
71.     CI.  1-3.     s.  of  W.  Scott  Elliot, 


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W.S.,    of    Arkleton,    Langholm,    and 
34  Regent  Terrace. 

Address:  c/o  Wallace  Bros,  and  Co.  Ltd., 
4  Crosby  Square,  Lond.,  E.C. 

FINLAY,  Gardyne,  1868-72.  CI.  1-L.M. 
b.  17  Feb.  1856  ;  s.  of  William  Finlay, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  Trinity. 

A.F.C.  ;  trained  in  Hawthorns',  Leith  ; 
went  out  to  Assam  in  1877,  and  died  of  fever, 
23  Aug.  1879,  at  Talup,  Debrogarh. 

FIXLAY,  Ninian  Jamieson,  1868-75.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  31  Jan.  1858 ;  s.  of  William 
Finlay,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  Trinity  ;  XX. 
and  XI. ;  won  High  Jump,  1874  ; 
Quarter  -  mile,  1875  ;  Pole  -  vaulting, 
1874,  5. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A. ;  A.F.C. ;  Rugby,  v. 
England,  1875,  6,  1878-81  (1875  while  at 
school);  V.  Ireland,  1879-81;  W.S.  1883; 
of  Bell,  Bannerman  and  Finlay,  W.S.  ;  m. 
Fordyce  Aira6e,  dau.  of  William  Warden, 
Glasg.     Address  :  38  India  Street,  Edin. 

FLINT,  Thomas,  1869-70.  CI.  2.  s.  of 
David  Flint,  Drylaw  Mains,  Davidson's 
Mains. 

FOWLER,  Robert  Rodger,  1869-73.  CI. 
2-U.M.  b.  13  June  1856  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Fowler,  29  Blacket  Place. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Queensland  ;  d.  17  Aug. 
1909. 

FRASER,  Francis,  1869-74.  CI.  2-6. 
b.  12  Dec.  1855  ;  s.  of  W.  N.  Eraser, 
S.S.C,  Tomaveen ;  XX. 

J. P.  Aberdeenshire;  Maj.  3rd  Batt.  E. 
Yorks  Regt.  (ret.)  ;  m.  Mary  Beatrice 
Henderson,  dau.  of  Capt.  John  H.  Mac- 
Donald,  Seaforth  Highs.,  of  Caskieben, 
Aberdeenshire.  Address:  Tomaveen,  Aber- 
deenshire. 

GARDINER,  Matthew  Henry,  1871-5. 
CI.  4-7.  b.  8  Dec.  1858  ;  s.  of  Sheriff 
Gardiner,  Campbeltown  ;   XX.,  XL 

Glasg.  Univ.,  M.A.  1878;  Edin.  Univ.; 
M.B.,  CM.  1883;  L.R.C.P.E.,  L.R.C.S.E. 
1883 ;  E.U.C.C.  ;  A.F.C.  ;  A.C.C.  ;  Ho. 
Surg.  Roy.  Inf.,  Edin.,  1883-4  ;  g^i-  med. 
pract.,  Richmond,  Surrey  ;  Div.  Surg. 
Metrop.  Police,  etc. ;  m.  Mabel  Frances 
Edwards,  nie  Penyn.  Address  :  4  Portland 
Terrace,  Richmond,  Surrey. 

GOODWYN,  Henry,  1870-3.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  22  March  1859 ;  s.  of  Henry 
Goodwyn,  Lt.  R.E.  (Bengal). 

Edin.  Univ. ;  L.R.C.P.E.,  L.R.C.S.E.,  and 
L.M.  1884;  F.R.C.S.E.  1907;  and  Vienna; 
Surg.,  Bovey  Tracey;  Med.  Oflf.  and  Pub. 
Vaccinator,  Newton  Abbot  dist.,  etc. ;  pub- 
lished various  papers  in  B.  Med.  Journal ; 
Maj.    Roy.     ist    Devon    Yeo. ;     m.    Mina 


Campbell,  dau.  of  J.  Bell  Maclachlan  of 
Craigenterive,  Argyllshire.  Address:  Church 
Style,  Bovey  Tracey. 

GORDON,    Henry  James,    1870-4.     CI. 

3-6.     b.    1858 ;  s.   of   Rev.   Thomas 

Gordon,  D.D.,  Newbattle  Manse, 
Dalkeith. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P.  and  S.E.  ;  Surg. 
R.N.  ;   d.  1889  at  Ascension  Island. 

GRACIE,  James  Alexander,  1872-4,  CI. 
5,  6.  s.  of  John  Gracie,  Easter  Hap- 
prew,  Stobo, 

For  some  yrs.  in  N.Z. ;  returned  in  ill- 
health ;  d.  10  March  191 1. 

GRANT,  Ogilvie,  1872-4.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  3  March  1857 ;  s.  of  WilUam 
Ross  Grant,  Sol.,  Maryhill,  Inver- 
ness ;  Ferguson  Medal,  1873  ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1874. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1881  ;  D.P.H., 
R.C.P.E.  1890  ;  Med.  Off.  Co.  of  Inverness  ; 
d.  7  Jan.  1905  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xii.  49. 

GREENHILL,  James,  1868-72.  CI.  1- 
L.M.  b.  5  Feb.  1856  ;  s.  of  James 
Greenhill,  Man.  Clydesdale  Banking 
Co.,  41  Hanover  Street ;  Dux  L.M. 
Sch.  1872. 

Edin.  Univ.  1S76  ;  Merchant,  Leith; 
Dir.  Edin.  Phil.  Inst,  and  Leith  Chamber 
of  Commerce  ;  m.  Annie  Clapperton,  Gills- 
land,  Spylaw  Road,  Edin.  ;  d.  26  Nov.  1912  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  86. 

GREGOR,  David  Clunie,  1868-72.  CI. 
1-L.M.     b.  28  Oct.  1856 ;  s.  of  D.  C. 

Gregor,  7  Great  King  Street. 

Capt.  P.  and  O.  S.N.  Co.  ;  Comm.  R.N.R. 
and  Royal  Decoration ;  m.  .  Address:  57 
Charlton  Road,  Blackheath,  Lond.,  S.E. 

GROSVENOR,  WilUam  Samuel,  1868-73. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  26  June  1856 ;  s.  of 
^Villiam  Grosvenor,  Frcdericton,  New 
Brunswick,  Canada. 

In  service  of  Bank  of  Scot,  at  its  New 
Town  and  S.  Dist.  Branches,  Edin.  ;  ret. 
owing  to  ill-health ;  m.  1902  Emma  W.,  2nd 
dau.  of  I.  A.  Breysig,  Leith  ;  d.  9  March 
1908. 

HARDY,  John  Patrick,  1871-3.  CI.  4,  5. 
s.  of  John  Hardy,  Agent  City  of 
Glasg.  Bank,  Linlithgow. 

m.  Miss  Findlay. 

HARVEY,  Robert  John,  1873-6.  CI. 
6,  7.  b.  5  Dec.  1857  ;  s.  of  John 
Harvey,  Blackheath  House,  Black- 
heath,  Lond.,  S.E.  ;  eq.  High  Jump, 
1876. 
F.R.C.S.  Lond. ;   d.  27  Feb.  1884. 


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HAY,  Thomas  John,  1868-70.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Wilham  Hay,  82  Raeburn  Place. 

HEWAT,  Kirkwood,  1871-3.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  3  Nov,  1856  ;  s.  of  John  Hewat, 
12  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A. ;  and  New  Coll.  Edin. ; 
ord.  Min.  of  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.  i88i  to  charge 
of  Monkton  and  Prestwick,  Presb.  of  Ayr. 
Author :  A  Little  Scottish  World,  1894 
(2nd  ed.  1908)  ;  In  the  Olden  Times,  1898  ; 
M'Cheyne  from  the  Pew,  1S96  ;  Half-Hours 
at  the  Manse,  1904  ;  Peden  the  Prophet, 
191 1  ;  Leisure  Hours  of  a  Scottish  Minister, 
1913  ;  and  articles  to  various  mags.  F.S.A. 
(Scot.)  ;  m.  Elizabeth  R.,  dau.  of  George 
Glendinning,  Chamberlain  to  the  Earl  of 
Morton,  Hatton,  Midlothian.  Address  :  North 
Manse,  Prestwick,  Ayrshire. 

HORSBRUGH,  Henry  Moncreiff,  1869- 
74.  CI.  2-U.M.  b.  3  Sept.  1858; 
s.  of  William  Horsbrugh,  Writer, 
Cupar,  Fife. 

A.C.C.  and  Grange  C.C.  ;  played  for 
Scotland  v.  Yorks,  1888,  and  v.  Pliiladelpliia, 
1889  ;  C.A.  1880  :  of  Moncreiff  and  Hors- 
brugh, C.A. ;  Collector,  C.A.  Soc. ;  m.  Mary 
Harriet,  2nd  dau.  of  J.  H.  R.  Stark-Christie 
of  Teasses;  d.  17  Oct.  1892;  see  also  E..^. 
Ch.  i.  9. 

KEILLER,  James  Alexander,  1869-73. 
CI.  2-3.  s.  of  Alexander  Keillcr, 
M.D.,  LL.D.,  21  Queen  Street. 

KER,  Henry,  1868-9.     CI.  1.    b.  17  Oct. 

1858;   s.  of  Wilham  Ker,  Merchant, 
Manila. 

Analytical  Chemist,  U.S.A.  ;  d.  i  Oct. 
1909. 

LAWS,  Hariy  John  Loudon,  1869-71. 
CI.  2,  3. 

MACANDREW,  John  Maclean,  1868-74. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  17  July  1857  ;  s.  of  John 
Macandrew,  10  Randolph  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1881  ;  1884-1910 
Black  Watch  and  Seaforth  Highs.  Mil.  ; 
ret.  as  Hon.  Maj.  ;  Maj.  Nat.  Reserve; 
Mem.  of  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  King's  Body- 
guard for  Scot.  ;  Co.  Dir.  Brit.  Red  Cross 
Soc.  (Nairnshire  Branch) ;  m.  1889  Elsie 
Mabel,  o.  dau.  of  Maj. -Gen.  W.  Lambert 
Yonge,  R.A.,  of  Caynton,  Salop.  Address  : 
Delniesmuir,  near  Nairn. 

MACBETH,  Allan,  1868-70.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  March  1856  ;  s.  of  Norman  Mac- 
beth, R.S.A.,  28  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Frankfort  and  Leipzig,  Germany  ;  Prof, 
of  Music,  the  Glasg.  Athenaeum ;  Con- 
ductor of  Giasg.  Choral  Union ;  m.  Jean 
Lindsay  Lamb;  d.  25  Aug.  1910  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xviii.  10. 


MACCOLL,  Duncan  Archibald.  1870-2. 
CI.  3-L.M.  b.  16  Aug.  1855  ;  s.  of 
John  MaccoU,  Achlean,  Inveraray. 

B.L.  Edin.  Univ.  1890;  Law  Agent; 
for  twenty-five  yrs.  contributed  many 
articles  on  AngUng,  Shooting,  Nat.  Hist., 
etc.,  to  various  periodicals.  Address  :  16 
DaUiousie  Street,  Garnethill,  Glasg. 

MACGREGOR,  Duncan  Alistair,  1871-3. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  3  July  1857  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
A.  MacGregor,  M.A.,  West  Parish  Ch., 
Inverness. 

Univ.  of  Edin. ;  M.B.  and  CM.  1879 ;  won 
several  medals ;  med.  pract.  in  Clayton  West, 
near  Huddersfield,  1880 ;  Mem.  B.M.A.  ; 
Med.  Off.  to  several  public  bodies  and  cor- 
porations ;  m.  Ada  Matilda  Norton,  dau. 
of  Dr.  Robt.  Palmer  Clayton  of  Highfield 
House,  Denby  Dale,  near  Huddersfield. 
Address  :  Rockwood  House,  Denby  Dale, 
near  Huddersfield,  and  Hillside  House, 
Clayton  West,  near  Huddersfield. 

MACICAY,  Lockhart  Maurice,  1868-75. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  31  March  1858;  s.  of 
Alexander  Lockhart  Mackay,  Surg., 
H.E.I.C.S.,  thereafter  Dep.  Insp.- 
Gen.  of  Hosp.  ;  Dux  CI.  1  and  2, 
1869,  70 ;  best  in  French,  CI.  7,  1875. 

Univ.  Coll.  Lond.  two  yrs.  ;  Accountant, 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.  Ltd.  Address  : 
13  Windsor  Street,  Edin. 

MACKENZIE,  Niel  Kennedy,  1869-70. 
CI.  2.  b.  9  June  1855  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
E.  Mackenzie,  Kirkhill  Manse,  Inver- 
ness. 

Inverness  Academy  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A. 
1889 ;  Ch.  of  Scot.  ;  Mifi.  of  Robertson 
Mission  Ch.,  Edin.,  1883 ;  Min.  of  Alves 
Parish  Ch.,  Elginshire,  1884  ;  Min.  of  Long- 
forgan,  Perthshire,  since  1885  ;  m.  Edith 
Henrietta  Frances,  y.  dau.  of  Maj. -Gen. 
James  Murray  Grant  of  Glenmoriston. 
Address  ;   Longf organ  Manse,  Perthshire. 

MACLAGAN,  Douglas  John,  1868-73. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  20  May  1858  ;  s.  of 
John  T.  Maclagan,  7  James  Place, 
Leith. 

Publication :  The  Scottish  Paraphrases, 
1889.    d.  20  June  1891. 

M'LAREN,  William  Cunningham,  1868- 
72.  CI.  1-4.  b.  7  April  1856  ;  s.  of 
Wm.  C,  M'Laren,  13  Carlton  Terrace. 

Went  in  1880  to  Utah,  U.S.A. ;  now  in 
Mexico.  Address :  Rio  Balsas,  Guerrero, 
Mexico. 

MACNAIR,  John  Gregorson,  1870-5. 
CI.  3-7.  b.  27  Sept.  1857  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
James  Macnair,  Min.  of  Canongate 
Parish  ;  XX. 

Banker  (B.L.  Co.  Bank) ;  d.  26  March  1899. 


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MACPHAIL,  James  Robert  Nicolson, 
1868-75.  CI.  1-7.  b.  1858 ;  s.  of 
Rev.  J.  C.  Macphail,  D.D.,  Pilrig 
Manse ;  Dux  of  the  School  and 
Balfour  Prize,  1875  ;  best  in  Greek 
and  Latin  Comp.,  CI.  7,  1875. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Vans  Dunlop  Scholar. 
(Polit.  Econ.)  and  M.A.  ;  Advocate,  i886  ; 
K.C.  1910  ;  m.  Nora,  dau.  of  Gen.  Sir  Hugh 
Gough,  V.C,  G.C.B.  Address:  17  Royal 
Circus,  Edin. 

MACRAE,  Stuart,  1868-73.  CI.  1-U.M. 
s.  of  Duncan  Macrae  of  Kames  Castle, 
Bute  ;  XX.  and  XL 

Maltster.  Address:  Handley  House, New- 
ark-on-Trent. 

MARSHALL,  Hubert,  1868-74.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  11  April  1856  ;  s,  of  Gen.  Hubert 
Marshall  (Madras  Army) ;  Dux  of 
CI,  3,  4,  5,  and  6,  1871-4. 

Banker ;  Agent  of  branch  of  Bank  of 
Scot.,  Glasg.  ;  m.  Agnes  Maie  Hamilton, 
2nd  dau.  of  John  Kerr,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  Trin. 
CoU.  Cantab,  H.M.I.S.  Scot.  ;  d.  2  Jan.  1906. 

MASSON,  David  Orme,  1868-72.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  13  Jan.  1858 ;  s.  of  Prof. 
David  Masson,  3  Rosebery  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.,  D.Sc. ;  F.R.S.  1903; 
Research  Fell.,  Edin.  Univ.,  1882-5  ;  Prof-  of 
Chem.,  Melbourne  Univ.,  since  1886.  Pub- 
lished :  Papers  on  Chem.  and  Chem.  Phys. 
in  the  Transactions  of  various  learned  Socs. 
and  other  journals,  m.  Mary,  2nd.  dau.  of 
Sir  John  Struthers,  M.D.,  Aberdeen.  Ad- 
dress :  The  Univ.,  Melbourne,  Australia. 
See  also  E.A.  Ch.  ix.  89. 

MAXWELL,  Patrick  WiUiam,  1871-3. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  29  Sept.  1855;  s.  of 
Thomas  Maxwell,  Cottagefield,  Irvine. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.D.  1888  ;  M.B.,  CM. 
1880;  L.R.C.P.I.  1884;  F.R.C.S.I.  1890; 
M.R.C.S.  Eng.  1883;  and  Vienna;  Pres. 
R.M.S.  Edin.  1881-2  ;  1883  settled  in 
Dublin  as  Eye  and  Ear  Specialist ;  Surg. 
Roy.  Victoria  Eye  and  Ear  Hosp.,  Dublin, 
etc.  ;  Author  of  various  papers  in  med. 
journals  ;  m.  Catherine  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Cornelius  Suckling,  M.D.,  of  Birmingham. 
Address  :    19  Lower  Baggot  Street,  Dubhn. 

MAXWELL,  Wellwood,  1868-75.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  28  Dec.  1857;  s.  of  Wellwood  Herries 
Maxwell  of  Munches,  Dalbeattie ;  XX. 

J. P.  and  D.L.  Stewartry  of  Kirkcudbright ; 
m.  Annie  Louisa,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  George 
G.  Walker,  K.C.B.,  of  Crawfordton,  Dum- 
friesshire.    Address:  Kirkennan,  Dalbeattie. 

MITCHELL,  Donald,  1872-3.  CI.  U.M. 
b.  12  Nov,  1858  ;  s.  of  James  Mitchell, 
Pitlochry;   XX. 

Architect  and  C.E.  ;  eight  years  in 
Pitlochry ;      Res.    Engineer    with    Central 


Pacific  Rly.,  California  ;   d.  23  Oct.  1888  at 
Blue  Canyon,  Cal.,  U.S.A. 

MOUBRAY,  John  James,  1868-75.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  28  March  1857  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Moubray  of  Nacmoor,  Rumbling 
Bridge ;  XX.  and  XL  ;  won  Mile, 
1873  ;  Quarter  and  High  Jump,  1874  ; 
Steeplechase,  1874. 

M.A.  and  Hon.  FeU.  St.  John's  CoU.  Oxon ; 
XX.  1876-8 ;  of  Naemoor,  Rumbling  Bridge ; 
m.  1893  May  Marianne,  dau.  of  William 
Booth  of  Oran,  Yorks.  Address:  Naemoor, 
Rumbling  Bridge. 

MUIR,  Charles  Cockburn,  1870-1,  CI.  3. 
s.  of  William  J.  C.  Muir,  9  Victoria 
Chambers,  Westminster,  Lond.,  S.W. 

NIBLETT,  Francis  Herbert,  1868-73, 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  21  Sept.  1857  ;  s.  of 
F,  B.  Niblett,  Erneston  Lodge,  Wardie. 

Actuary,  1875  ;  with  Standard  Life  Assur. 
Co.,  Edin.,  1874-81  ;  i88i  went  to  India  as 
an  indigo-planter,  and  during  1897  did 
good  work  as  officer  in  Behar  Mounted  Rifles 
on  Famine  Relief  Works ;  d.  25  June  1898 
in  Calcutta ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  vi.  43. 

PATTEN,  Dugald  MacDougall,  1868-71. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  9  Feb.  1859  ;  s.  of  John 
Patten,  W.S.,  7  Drummond  Place, 

d.  28  May  1891. 

PEDDIE,  James  Dick,  1868-9.  CI.  1, 
b.  25  Aug,  1857  ;  s.  of  John  Dick 
Pcddie,  R.S.A.,  33  Buckingham  Ter- 
race. 

Fettes,  1871-6;  XL,  XX.;  Trin.  Coll. 
Oxon ;  B.A.  ;  A.F.C.  ;  A.C.C.  ;  Artist. 
Address  :  24a  Cavendish  Road,  St.  John's 
Wood,  Lond.,  N.W. 

PENNEY,  Scott  Moncrieff,  1871-5,  CI. 
4-7,  b,  3  April  1857  ;  s,  of  S,  M. 
Penney,  Stockbroker,  11  Clairmont 
Gardens,  Glasg. ;  Gloag  Medal,  1875  ; 
best  in  German,  CI.  7, 1875  ;  1st  Acad. 
Club  Prize  and  Mackenzie  Prize  for 
Greek  Testament,  1875;  won  Inter- 
scholastic  Fencing  Competition,  1875. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1878 ;  2nd  Math. 
Medal,  1876  ;  Sibbald  Bursar,  1877  ;  Advo- 
cate, 1881 ;  Int.  Sheriff-Sub.  Orkney,  1885, 
Galloway,  1890,  and  Skye,  1899-1901  ; 
Sheriff-Sub.  of  Argyllshire  at  Inveraray, 
1901-3  ;  at  Dunoon  since  1903  ;  Ed.  of 
Murray's  Handbook  to  Scotland,  1S94,  1898, 
1903  ;  m.  Constance  Ada,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Maxwell,  The  Cottage,  Irvine.  Address : 
Renfield,  Hunter's  Quay,  Argyllshire. 

POTTER,  Thomas,  1869-73.  CI.  2-U.M, 
b.  2  Dec.  1856;  s.  of  J.  Potter, 
Clutha  Villa,  Downs  Road,  Clapton, 
Lond. 


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Ship  Owner,  Lond. ;  m.  Frances  L.  W.  W. 
Duncan  of  St.  Andrews,  Fife.  Address  : 
Upper  Woodhouse,  Billingshurst,  Sussex. 

REID,  James  Shiell,  1868-73.  CI.  1-U.M. 
b.  1858 ;  s.  of  Rev.  James  Reid, 
Min.  of  Auldearn. 

Went  abroad  ;  d.  early  in  life. 

RHIND,  David  Edward.  1868-70.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  26  July  1858  ;  s.  of  David 
Rhind,  54  Great  King  Street. 

Farmer.  Address :  Logan  Downs,  via 
Claremont,  Queensland. 

RITCHIE,  William,  1868-73.  CI.  1-U.M. 
b.  2  June  1858  ;  s.  of  William  Ritchie, 
12  Lonsdale  Terrace  ;  Balfour  Prize 
for  English,  Mod.  Sch.,  1873. 

Jt.  Mang.  Dir.  Wm.  Ritchie  and  Sons 
Ltd.,  Wholesale  Stationers  ;  m.  Elizabeth 
Pelham  Knott.  Address:  7  Palmerston  Road, 
Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  George  Scott,  1868-70. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1856;  s.  of  George 
Robertson,  C.E.,  of  Hedderwick. 

C.E.,N.Z. ;  m.     .   Address: 'Ne-w  Zealand. 

ROBERTSON,  John  Ramsay,  1868-72. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  19  April  1857;  s.  of 
Alexander  W.  Robertson,  C.A.,  82 
Great  King  Street. 

Windermere  Coll.  1872-4  ;  Cofiee-planter, 
Ceylon,  1877-9;  resident  in  U.S.A.  1881-7  ; 
Tea  Merchant,  Lond.,  1887-97  ;  d.  22  Oct. 
1904. 

ROGERSON,  John  Kcnnedv,  1869-72. 
CI.  2-L.M.  b.  29  Dec.  1855;  s.  of 
David  Rogerson,  Olney,  Roundtown, 
Ireland. 

Served  in  office  of  Coll. -Gen.  of  Rates, 
DubUn,  until  office  abolished  ;  m.  Margaret 
Macready  ;   d.  30  Aug.  1911. 

RUSSEL,  Patrick,  1869-72.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  16  Oct.  1857 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Russel  of  the  Scotsman,  9  Chester 
Street. 

Fettes,  1872-7  ;  'XL,  XX.  ;  Tea-planter 
and  E.I.  Merchant ;  m.  ,  widow  of  Frank 
Pinfield.  Address:  Dane  House,  Bishop's 
Stortford,  Herts. 

SCOTT,  James  Bruce,  1868-71.     CI.  1-3. 
b.    17   Dec.    1856 ;     s.    of   Archibald 
Scott,  20  Walker  Street, 
d.  28  July  1907. 

SHARP,  Solomon  Leander,  1872-4.  CI. 
5,  6.  s.  of  Mrs.  Sharp,  Louisville, 
Kentucky,  U.S.A.;  XL,  XX.;  won 
Cricket  Ball,  1873  and  1874. 

Returned  to  U.S.A 


SIMPSON,  Frederick  James,  1870-3.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  12  Dec.  1856  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Simpson,  Selville,  Portobello. 

Mus.  Bac.  Oxon  ;  Musical  Composer ;  m. 
Georgina  Chapman  Hopwood.  Address : 
Holville,  Hayes,  Middlesex. 

SMITH,  Alexander  H.,  1868-70.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  W.  B.  Smith,  6  Trinity  Crescent, 

STAVERT,  William  James,  1869-72. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  25  Jan.  1858  ;  s.  of 
Archibald  Stavert  of  Hoseote,  34 
Palmerston  Place. 

Charterhouse;  Shooting  XL  1875-6; 
New  Coll.  Oxon,  1876-80;  B.A.  1880;  M.A. 
1883;  Univ.  Shooting  VIIL  1877,1879,1880, 
Capt.  1880  ;  Capt.  first  Oxford  University 
R.V.C.  ;  of  Hoseote,  Co.  Roxburgh  ;  Ch. 
of  Eng. ;  D.  1881 ;  P.  1882;  Chap,  to  E.  of 
Craven,  1885  ;  R.  of  Burnsall,  Yorks,  1888  ; 
F.S.A.  ;  Editor  of  many  parish  registers 
and  records  in  Yorkshire  ;  m.  Alice  Mary, 
e.  dau.  of  Charles  Henry  Coverley,  Turkish 
Consul,  Oporto,  Portugal.  Address:  Bum- 
sail  Rectory,  Skipton  in  Craven. 

STEIN,  James,  1868-74.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
28  April  1858  ;    s.  of  Charles  Stein, 

18  Claremont  Crescent. 

Accountant,  Lond. ;  m.  .  Address :  19 
Mountfield  Road,  Finchley,  Crouch  End, 
Lond.,  N. 

STUART,  Alexander,  1868-74.  CI.  1-6, 
b.  29  March  1858  ;    s.  of  A.  Stuart, 

19  Regent  Terrace. 

B.A.  Oxon  (Queen's  Coll.  1876-80)  ; 
played  Golf  and  Billiards  v.  Cambridge ; 
won  first  Open  Irish  Golf  Championship ; 
won  Golf  Medal  at  St.  Andrews  (record 
score),  1883,  and  other  medals  at  St. 
Andrews,  Musselburgh,  North  Berwick, 
GuUane,  Muirfield,  Hoylake,  Prestwick, 
Luffness,  etc.  ;  equal  3rd  in  Amateur  Golf 
Championship,  1888;  Advocate,  1883;  Gen. 
Supt.  L.G.  Bd.  (Scot.),  1897;  contested 
Blackfriars  div.,  Glasg.  (C.),  1892  and  1895; 
m.  Miss  Haig,  Blairhill,  Rumbling  Bridge. 
Address:  Lochrin  House,  Edin. 

TEATHER,  John  Patrick,  1871-4.  CI, 
L.-U.M.  s.  of  John  Teather,  Keswick, 
Cumberland. 

THOMSON,  Alexander,  1868-73.  CI.  1-5. 
s.  of  Rev.  James  Thomson,  7  Saxe- 
Coburg  Place. 

m.     .   Address:  18 Merchiston Park,  Edin. 

TINDALL,  John,  1868-74.  CI.  1-5.  s. 
of  James  Tindall,  Eden  Bank,  Kelso. 

TORRIE,  Thomas  Jameson,  1868-71. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  13  April  1857;  s.  of 
Thomas  Jameson  Torrie,  Advocate, 
Edin. 

Fettes,    1871-5 ;     XL   and   XX. ;     Edin. 


814 


DR.  MERRY'S  CLASS,  1869-76 


Univ.;  Capt.  XI.  1S77;  Rugby,  t/.  England, 
1877;  Tea-planter,  Assam  and  Ceylon ;  J. P. 
Co.  of  Fife,  1906;  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  John 
Crabbie,  Merchant,  I-eith;  d.  18  June  1913. 

VASSIE,  William,  1872-4.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  5  April  1856  ;  s.  of  John  Vassie, 
Crofton  Hill,  Lanark. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1878,  B.D.  1881 
(Divinity)  ;  King  William  Competition 
Scholar.  ;  and  in  Germany  ;  played  in 
Inter  -  University  Golf  Match,  1878;  won 
various  Scratch  Prizes  in  Lanark  G.C.  from 
1875  ;  Ch.  of  Scot.  ;  Ass.,  Govan  Parish, 
1882-3;  Min.  of  Castleton,  1883;  Parish 
Church  rebuilt,  1884-5;  m.  Cecilia  Pitcairn, 
dau.  of  Rev.  David  Playfair,  B.A.,  Min.  of 
Abercom  Parish.  Address:  Manse  of  Castle- 
ton, Newcastleton,  Roxburghshire. 

WALLACE,  Robert  Lamb,  1869-72.  CI. 
2-4.  s.  of  Rev.  Prof.  Robert  Wallace, 
D.D.,  Min.  of  Old  Greyfriars,  after- 


wards Ed.   Scotsman   and   M.P.   for 
E.  Edin. ;  d. 

WILSON,  John,  1868-9.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Wilson,  43  Melville  Street. 

WOOD,  William  Alexander,  1868-71. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  24  Aug.  1856;  s.  of 
John  George  Wood,  W.S.,  11  Claren- 
don Crescent. 

C.A.  Edin.  1882  ;  F.F.A. ;  m.  Christian 
Ann  Parker.  Address  :  4  Melville  Street, 
Edin. 

YOUNG,  Henry  Macleod,  1868-73.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  2  Oct.  1857 ;  s.  of  Col. 
Keith  Young,  C.B.,  12  Royal  Terrace. 

Shot  for  Army  Team  at  Bisley ;  Maj. 
Roy.  InniskiUing  Fus. ;  and  Lt.  1878;  Lt. 
1878  ;  Capt.  1885  ;  Maj.  1893  ;  m.  1885 
Julia  Winstanley  Carlyon,  Penance  House, 
Falmouth,  Cornwall ;   d.  21  Oct.  1899. 


DR.  MERRY'S  CLASS,  1869-76 


ANDERSON,  Henry  Havelock,  1869-76. 
CI.  1-6.  s.  of  James  J.  P.  Anderson, 
Sec.  Scot.  Widows'  Fund. 

ARMOUR,  Harold  Vincent,  1871-3.  CI. 
8,  4.  s.  of  M.  W.  Armour,  Woolton 
Tower,  near  Liverpool. 

ARMSTRONG,  Louis  Edwin,  1870-3. 
CI.  2-L.M.  b.  21  May  1857;  s.  of 
Hugh  Armstrong,  Crow  Trees,  New- 
castle. 


Durham  Sch. ;  theatrical  profession. 
dress  :  4  Park  Road,  Bognor,  Sussex. 


Ad- 


AULD,  Robert  Johnston,  1869-74.  CI. 
1-U.M.  s.  of  John  Auld,  W.S.,  37 
Heriot  Row. 

BALLINGALL,  Charles,  1871-4.  CI.  3- 
U.M.  b.  11  Sept.  1858  ;  s.  of  David 
BaUingall,  Blair-Drummond. 

Merchant,  Gleisg.,  Calcutta,  Colombo,  and 
now  of  P.  R.  Buchanan  and  Co.,  E.I.  Mer- 
chants, Lond.  ;  m.  1887  Marion,  dau.  of 
Rev.  Gordon  Mitchell,  M.A.,  Doune,  Perth- 
shire. Address  :  4  Eldon  Road,  Hamp- 
stead,  Lond.,  N.W. 

BANNERMAN,  William  Bumey,1869-76. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  6  July  1858  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
James  Bannerman,  D.D.,  New  Coll., 
Edin. ;  XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1881  ;  Demon- 
strator of  Anat.  under  Sir  Wm.  Turner  for 
one  year  ;  passed  third  into  I. M.S.  1883  ; 
M.D.  1889;  B.Sc.  (P.H.),  1896;  D.Sc. 
(P.H.),    1909;    Surg. -Gen.    I.M.S.  ;     C.S.I. 


1911  ;  Capt.  1883;  Maj.  1895;  Lt.-Col. 
1903;  Col.  1911  ;  Surg.-Gen.  1911;  Bur- 
mese campaign,  1886-8  (medal  with  two 
clasps)-  fmly.  Dir.  Bombay  Bacteriologi- 
cal Laboratory;  F.R.S.E.  ;  FeU.  CoU.  of 
Phys., Philadelphia,  and  Corresponding  Mem. 
American  Soc.  of  Tropical  Medicine.  Aitthor  : 
Serum  Therapy  of  Plague  in  India,  in  the 
Scientific  Memoirs  of  the  Med.  and  Sanitary 
Depts.  of  the  Govt,  of  India,  1905  ;  The 
Production  of  Alkali  in  Liquid  Media  by  the 
Bacillus  pestis  {ibid.),  1908;  also  various 
papers  on  plague  and  its  spread  in  the 
B.  Med.  Journal,  the  Proceedings  of  the 
R.S.E.,  the  Journal  of  Hygiene,  the  Edin. 
Med.  Journal,  etc.  m.  Helen  B.  C,  dau. 
of  Rev.  R.  B.  Watson,  LL.D.  Address : 
Madras,  India.  See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  11 
and  xviii.  114. 

BELL,  William  Scott,  1871-5.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  1859  ;  s.  of  Gideon  William  Bell, 
W.S.,  WoU,  Hawick. 

m.  E.  L.  Crawford.  Address:  The  WoU, 
Hawick. 

BENTLEY,  Howard  Ernest,  1869-73. 
CI.  1-4.  s.  of  Mrs.  Bentley,  Abbey 
Mount  Cottage. 

BERNARD,  John  Mackay,  1872-4.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  21  March  1857 ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Bernard,  Holme  House,  Had- 
dington ;  Ferguson  Medal,  1874 ;  XX. ; 
1st  in  Fencing  and  Boxing,  1873. 

B.Sc.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  F.R.S.E.,  F.R.S.G.S. ; 
J.P.  Perthshire  ;  J.P.  Haddingtonshire ; 
Comr.  of  Income  Tax  and  of  Supply  ;  Pres. 
Scot.  Meteorological  Soc.  ;  contested  For- 
farshire (U.),  1906  ;  Dir.  Ben  Nevis  Observa- 
tory from  1898  till  its  close;    awarded  1903 


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H.  and  A.  Soc.  Gold  Medal  for  Estate 
Improvements  ;  Chm.  Sch.  Bd.  and  P. 
Council,  Collace  ;  Mem.  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers, 
King's  Bodyguard  for  Scot.  ;  m.  1888  Ellen 
Anne,  y.  dau.  of  C.  T.  Wedgwood  Wood  of 
Henley  Hall,  Ludlow,  Shropshire.  Address  : 
Dunsinnan,  Perth. 

BOYD,  Frederick  Nicholas,  1869-70. 
CI.  1.  b.  19  April  1857  ;  s.  of 
J.  Boyd,  Publisher,  27  Melville  Street. 

With  Edin.  Life  Assur.  Co.  Address  : 
27  Melville  Street,  Edin. 

BROWN,  George  Andrew,  1869-71.  CI.  1. 
b.  18  May  1859  ;  s.  of  Walter  Brown, 
F.F.A.,  4  Oak  Lawn,  Whalley  Range, 
Manchester. 

Manchester  Grammar  Sch.  and  Owen's 
Coll.  Manchester ;  Man.  Clerical  Med.  and 
Gen.  Life  Assur.  Soc,  Lond.  ;  A.I. A.  ; 
Auditor,  Inst,  of  Actuaries,  1905-7 ;  m. 
Annie  Louise,  dau.  of  Rev.  H.  Woods 
Tindall,  M.A.  Address  :  Lyncroft,  Walling- 
ton;  Surrey. 

BRUNSKILL,  Edwin  Tom,  1869-72. 
CI.  1,  2.  s.  of  Jonathan  Brunskill, 
Penrith. 

BRYDEN,  Francis  James,  1869-74..  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  11  Oct.  1856  ;  s.  of  J.  M. 
Bryden,  16  Frederick  Street. 

m.  Georgina  Haswell.  Address:  Carcraig, 
Davidson's  Mains. 

BUCHAN,  Thomas  Winter,  1869-74. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  6  Aug.  1858  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Buchan,  S.S.C,  30  Dubhn  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1878  ;  LL.B.  1882  ; 
S.S.C.  Edin.  1887  ;  m.  Annie,  dau.  of  John 
Geoghegan,  Edin.  Address  :  6  North-east 
Circus  Place,  Edin. 

CAESAR,   Wilham  James,    1871-4.     CI. 
3-U.M.     b.  1859  ;   s.  of  Rev.  William 
Caesar,  D.D.,  The  Manse,  Tranent. 
C.A.  1881.     Address  :  Paris. 

CATHCART,  Alexander  Hunter,  1869- 
72.  CI.  1-3.  b.  28  Aug.  1858  ;  s.  of 
James  Cathcart,  12  Carlton  Terrace. 

Voice  Specialist.  Address :  52  Harley 
Street,  Lond.,  W. 

CHANCELLOR,  Robert  Blair  Macon- 
ochie,  1869-71.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  24  June 
1858  ;  s.  of  John  George  Chancellor 
of  Shieldhill,  Lanarkshire. 

Gonville  and  Caius  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A. 
1881  ;  M.A.  1885  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1882  ; 
P.  1883  ;  Chap,  to  Marquis  of  Exeter,  1884  ; 
V.  of  Otley,  1888  ;  fmly.  C.  of  Wensley, 
Yorks,  1882-4 ;  St-  Martin's,  Stamford, 
1884-8 ;  m.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Rev.  the 
Hon.  Thomas  Orde  Powlett,  R.  of  Wensley  ; 
d.  3  Jan.  1890. 


CHIRNEY,  John  George,  1873-4.  CI. 
U.M.  b.  1  July  1857  ;  s.  of  Joseph 
Chimey,  Morpeth ;  Math.  Prize,  U.M. 
Sch.,  1874. 

Farmer;  m.  Mary  Ann  Woodman,  Mor- 
peth. Address  :  126  Chillingham  Road, 
Heaton,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

CHRISTIE,  Robert  Maitland,  1870-2. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  1857  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Christie 
of  Durie,  Fife. 

Of  Durie;  Mag.  for  Fifeshire ;  m.  (i)  1881 
Miss  Nicolson,  e.  dau.  of  Col.  Albert  Locke 
Nicolson,  107th  Regt.  ;  {2)  1909  Lilian 
Henry,  2nd  dau.  of  Col.  Albert  Locke 
Nicolson.     Address:  Durie,  Leven,  N.B. 

COLLIER,  William  Francis,  1869-70. 
CI.  1.  b.  12  May  1859 ;  s.  of  W.  F. 
Collier,  LL.D.,  English  Master,  E.A., 
10  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Of  the  Northern  Linen  Co.,  Belfast;  m. 
Marion  Frances,  e.  dau.  of  Richard  Newman' 
Townsend,  B.A.  (Oxon),  M.D.,  of  Queens- 
town,  Co.  Cork.  Address:  Windsor  Villa, 
Hamilton  Road,  Bangor,  Co.  Down. 

COLVIN,  Francis  Henry,  1869-74.  CI, 
1-5.  b.  31  March  1859  ;  s,  of  Rev. 
Dr.  Colvin,  Cramond  Manse. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  Glasg.  ; 
med.  pract.  at  Kirkcowan  ;  afterwards  at 
Colmonell ;   d.  17  June  1895. 

CONSTABLE,    James    Cowan,    1870-1. 
CI.  2.     b.  28  Sept.  1857  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Constable,  Printer  to  H.M.  in  Scot, 
m.  Miss  Butler  ;   d.  7  May  1904. 

COOK,  Henry  Havelock,  1871-4.  CI. 
3-U.M.  s.  of  Mrs.  Cook,  2  Osborne 
Terrace,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

CORSTORPHINE,  John  Edward  EUice, 
1872-6.  CI.  4-7.  b.  21  Jan.  1859  ; 
s.  of  Alexander  Corstorphine,  J.P., 
D.L.  Co.  of  Fife,  Capt.  H.E.I.C.S. ; 
XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  winner  of  Haila  Kandy 
Polo  Cup,  1883 ;  Tea-planter  for  twenty 
years  in  Cachar  and  Dooars,  Northern 
India;  ret.  1897;  Dir.  of  five  Plantation 
and  other  Cos. ;  m.  Edith  Sutherland  Walker, 
Edin.     Address:  Inchrye,  Lindores,  Fife. 

DALLAS,  James,  1869-76.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
14  March  1860  ;  s.  of  E.  W.  Dallas, 
Dean  Bank  House ;  Gloag  Medal, 
1876. 

Passed  first  into  Woolwich,  1877;  passed 
first  out  of  Woolwich,  1879;  Pollock  Mem- 
orial Medal,  Sword  of  Merit,  etc. ;  Col.  R.E. ; 
A.M.I.C.E.  1881  ;  Lt.  1879;  Capt.  1889; 
Maj.  1898;  Lt.-Col.  1905;  Brev.  Col.  1908; 
Col.  1910.  Staff  Service  :  Ass.  Sec.  Mil. 
Dept.,  Govt,  of  India,  1890-1900;  Dep.  Dir.- 


816 


DR.  MERRY'S  CL.\SS,  1809-76 


Gen.  of  Mil.  Works,  India,  since  1909. 
Address:  U.S.  Club,  Pall  Mall,  Lond.,  S.W., 
or  Dean  Bank  House,  Edin. 

DICKSON,  Patrick  White,  1870-2.     CI. 
2,  3.     b.  1  June  1857  ;    s.  of  Andrew 
.John  Dickson,  S.S.C,  15  Brunswick 
Street,  Hillside, 
d.  5  Feb.  1893. 

DICKSON,  Thomas  Andrew,  1869-76. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  17  March  1859 ;  s.  of 
Andrew  John  Dickson,  S.S.C,  15 
Brunswick  Street,  Hillside. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A. ;  Med.  Student ;  d. 
26  March  1880. 

DICKSON,  Walter  George,  1869-71.  CI. 
1,2.  b.  24  Nov.  1859  ;  s.  of  J.  G.  Dick- 
son, 12  Millei-field  Place. 

Rossall ;  Coffee-planter,  Ceylon ;  served  as 
Lt.  Imp.  Yeo.  in  S.  African  War,  1900-1 ; 
qualified  as  Ming.  Engineer  at  Sch.  of  Mines, 
Camborne ;  resided  for  some  time  in  Guern- 
sey, latterly  at  Kingskerswell,  Devon ;  m. 
Mary  Irving,  dau.  of  John  Shand,  M.D., 
Kirkcudbright ;  d.  6  Nov.  1908. 

DOUGLAS,  Thomas,  1871-5.  CI.  3-6.  b. 
18  Aug.  1858;  s.  of  Robert  Douglas, 
Town  Clerk,  Quaywalls,  Bcrwick-on- 
Tweed. 

Solicitor ;  m.  Isabella  Montgomery  of 
Berwick-on-Tweed  ;   d.  9  March  1906. 

DUNCAN,  William,  1872-4.  CI.  4-L.M. 
s.  of  David  Duncan,  Monkton  House, 
Musselburgh. 

DURIE,  James  Gibb,  1873-4.  CI.  U.M. 
s.  of  John  Duric,  Farmer,  Dcnshalls, 
Kincardineshire ;  Dux  U.M.  Sch. 
1874;  2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize  for 
G.K.,  Mod.  Sch.,  1874;  XX. 
Law  Student ;   d.  28  Oct.  1877. 

FERGUSON,  William,  1869-72.  CI.  1-8. 
b.  31  Dec.  1857  ;  s.  of  William 
Ferguson,  W.S.,  6  Northumberland 
Street. 

Artist.  Address :  Knowes  Mill,  East 
Linton. 

FORSYTH,  Robert  Rose,  1869-73.  CI. 
1-4.  s.  of  W.  F.  Forsyth,  Denham 
Green,  Trinity. 

FOWLER,  Simson  Carstairs,  1869-74. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  20  Dec.  1857  ;  s.  of 
Capt.  Fowler,  29  Blackct  Place. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1887;  and  at  Vienna; 
Med.  Off.  Colinton  Parish  ;  m.  Lyndesay 
Brougham,  dau.  of  Rev.  Walter  Da\-idson, 
Perth.     Address:  Waverley,  Juniper  Green. 


GAIRDNER,  John  Reid,  1871-4.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  20  June  1859  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Cien.  Gairdner,  C.B.,  12  Clarendon 
Crescent. 

Won  many  Golf  Medals,  including  Aca- 
demical, 1908-9 ;  S.  of  Ireland  Golf  Cham- 
pionship, 1899;  Scotland  v.  England  (Golf), 
1902  ;  mercantile  career  in  Leith  and  Lond. ; 
ret.  1900  ;  m.  Margaret  S.,  dau.  of  Wm. 
Raffin,  Edin.  Address:  Tantallon Golf  Club, 
North  Berwick. 

GALLETLY,  Edwin  Grasby,  1869-75. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  20  Aug.  1858  ;  s.  of  John 
Galletly,  S.S.C,  22  Albany  Street. 

B.L.  Co.  Bank,  1877;  now  cashier;  m. 
Sarah  Helen  Haliburton.  Address :  71  Braid 
Avenue,  Edin. 

GARDINER,  James  Alexander,  1871-6. 
CI.  3-6.  b.  11  April  1859;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Gardiner,  Campbeltown. 

Mercantile  Marine ;  ret. ;  Capt.  of  the 
Campbeltown  Lifeboat.  Address  :  South 
Park,  Campbeltown,  Argyllshire.  See  also 
E.A.  Ch.  XX.  15. 

GASTRELL,  Everard  T.,  1874-5.     CI.  6. 

GAVIN,  Robert  Duncan,  1869-73.  CI. 
1-L.M.     b.  4  June  1856 ;  s.  of  AVilliam 

5.  Gavin,     Cheriybank,    Newhaven 

Road. 

Foreign  Produce  Importer,  Leith.  A  ddress : 
7  Star  Bank  Road,  Trinity. 

GIBSON,  William,  1869-70.  CI.  1.  b. 
5  Nov.  1856  ;  s.  of  Wilham  Gibson, 
Hamburg. 

Shipping  trade,  Hamburg.  Address  :  Ro- 
thenbaum  Chaussee  30,  Hamburg. 

GORDON,  Hugh  Percy,  1873-4.  CI. 
U.M.  b.  26  Aug.  1857  ;  s.  of  James 
Loudon  Gordon,  Sol.,  37  Church 
Street,  Brechin. 

Served  with  Frontier  Lt.  Horse  in  Zulu 
War,  1879,  and  with  Sir  Evelyn  Wood's  Col. 
from  Feb.  till  end  of  operations  ;  also  with 
ist  Conting.  20th  Imp.  Yeo.  (Fife  and 
Forfar)  in  S.  African  War,  1900-1.  Address  : 
Tarson,  Edzell. 

GRAHAME,  David  James,  1874-6.     CI. 

6,  7.     s.    of   Wm.    R.    Grahame,    3 
Chalmers  Street. 

GREGORY,  Alexander,  1869-76.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  23  Aug.  1858  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
A.  Gregory,  Anstruther ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1875  ;  best  in  German,  CI.  7, 
1876 ;  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize  and 
Mackenzie  Prize  for  best  in  Greek 
Testament,  1876  ;  Acad.  Club  Exhib. 
1876. 


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Glasg.  Univ.  1876-80 ;  M.A.  ;  Lusk 
Bursary  for  four  yrs.  ;  Greek  Blackstone 
Gold  Medal,  etc.  ;  Presb.  Ch.  of  Eng., 
Wooler,  Northumberland,  1885-8  and  1893- 
1903  ;  Miss.  Amoy,  China,  1888-92  ;  Author 
of  A  Method  of  Chinese  Shorthand.  A  ddress  : 
83  Southcote  Road,  Bournemouth. 

GUTHRIE,  George,  1869-74.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  24  Sept.  1859 ;  s.  of  William 
Guthrie,  Advocate,  8  Fettes  Row ; 
Dux  CI.  4,  1873. 

M.A.  Glasg.  Univ.  1880 ;  LL.B.  1883  ; 
Law  Agent,  1886  ;  Ed.  Sheriff  Court  Digest, 
1895  and  1905 ;  Ass.  Ed.  9th  and  loth  eds. 
of  Bell's  Principles.  Address  :  226  West 
George  Street,  Glasg. 

HERNE,  George  Edward,  1871-5.  CI. 
3-U.M.  b.  25  Sept.  1858  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
Heme,  Birnam  Lodge,  Trinity. 

Merchant,  Lond.  ;  m.  1891  Edith  Jean- 
nette,  dau.  of  Chas.  T.  Couper,  Advocate, 
P.C.S.,  Edin.  Address  :  Balgarvie,  St. 
John's,  Woking,  Surrey. 

HILL,  David,  1869-72.  CI.  1-3.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Hill,  22  Howard  Place. 

HUNTER,  Alexander  Toynbee,  1873-4. 
CI.  5.  b.  20  July  1858;  s.  of  Dr. 
A.  Hunter,  2  Doune  Terrace. 

CoUegiate  Sch.  ;  C..A.  Edin.  1882  ; 
Q.R.V.B.  1877-1901  ;  Lt.-Col.  ist  Batt.  ; 
V.D.  1901 ;  Sec.  E.  of  Scot.  Tact.  Soc.  1887- 
92,  and  of  Scot.  Twenty  Club,  1888-92  ; 
m.  (i)  Kathleen  Anna,  dau.  of  Wm.  Bryce, 
M.D.  ;  (2)  Mary  Fotheringham,  dau.  of 
James  Davidson.  Address  :  7  Albany  Street, 
Edin. 

HUNTER,  James,  1872-4.  CI.  L.  and 
U.M.  b.  8  Jan.  1858 ;  s.  of  John 
Hunter,  L.R.C.S.E.,  Lochgilphead. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1883 ;  med.  pract., 
Lochgilphead  ;  J. P.  Argyllshire ;  Hon. 
Maj.  5th  V.B.  A.  and  S.  Highs.  ;  m.  F.  A. 
Hunter,  dau.  of  H.  Davenport  Graham,  R.N. 
Address  :   Corran,  Lochgilphead. 

INNES,  Norman  Gilbert  Mitchell-,  1869- 
73.  CI.  1-4.  b.  9  May  1859  ;  s.  of 
George  Mitcliell-Innes  of  Bangour. 

Colonial  Treas.,  Hong-Kong,  1890  ;  H.M. 
Insp.  of  Prisons,  Home  Office,  1910.  Address : 
9  Chapel  Street,  Belgrave  Square,  Lond.,  S.  W. 

JEFFREY,  Thomas,  1869-76.  CI.  1-7. 
s.  of  John  Jeffrey,  23  Chester  Street ; 
XX. 


A.F.C.  ;    Brewer;    m. 
Chester  Street,  Edin. 


Address  :     23 


JOPP,  Alexander  Abercromby,  1871-4. 
CI.  3-U.M.  b.  19  Nov.  1856  ;  s.  of 
Charles  Jopp,  C.E.,  3  Royal  Terrace. 


Farmer,  Canada ;  m.  Matilda,  dau.  of 
John  Gibson,  Manitoba.  Address  :  Mani- 
ton,  Manitoba,  Canada. 

KEILLER,  Alexander  John,  1869-74. 
CI.  1-5.  s.  of  Alexander  Keiller, 
M.D.,  LL.D.,  21  Queen  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P.E.,  L.R.C.S.E. ; 
L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1889;  Med.  Off.  P.O.,  etc., 
Glenelg  Parish;  Fell.  Obst.  Soc,  Edin.; 
Mem.  R.  Med.  Soc,  Edin.,  etc.;  Author  of 
medical  works  on  massage,  etc.  Address  : 
Bayview,  Glenelg,  Inverness-shire. 

KELLAND,  Osborne  Boswell,  1870-3. 
CI.  2-L.M,  s.  of  Prof.  Kelland,  20 
Clarendon  Crescent. 

Business  in  Detroit,  Michigan,  U.S.A.  ; 
m.  .  Address:  Congress  Street  East, 
Detroit,  Michigan,  U.S.A. 

KENNEDY,  Alexander  M'lver,  1872-6 
(Jan.).  CL4-7.  b.  9  Feb.  1859 ;  s.  of 
Captain  Allan  Kennedy  (Merc.  Marine), 
Stomoway  ;  XX.,  XI.  ;  won  Cricket 
Ball  and  Steeplechase,  1875. 

Trained  in  business  in  the  Lond.  offices 
of  the  Brokers  and  Agents,  B.I. S.N.  Co., 
1877-9 ;  with  Bulloch  Bros,  and  Co.  at 
Rangoon,  Akyab,  and  Bassein,  1879-85  ; 
Produce  and  Exchange  Broker,  Rangoon, 
1886-91 ;  sub-edited  this  Register  from  July 
1910  till  publication.  Address :  E.  Edin. 
Unionist  Club,  Baxter's  Place,  Edin. 

KIRK,  William  John,  1869-76.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  5  Feb.  1859  ;  s.  of  John  Kirk,  W.S., 
12  Claremont  Crescent ;  XX. 

W.S.  1882;  of  Hope,  Todd  and  Kirk, 
W.S. ;  m.  1886  Helen  L.  N.,  3rd  dau.  of  John 
Jeffrey,  Brewer,  Edin.  Address  :  Newbattle 
Abbey,  Dalkeith. 

LANG,  William  Henry,  1869-72.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1859;  s.  of  John  Lang,  Sheriff 
Clerk  of  Selkirkshire. 

Clifton  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  published  various 
books ;  m.  Agnes,  dau.  of  G.  Simson  of 
Brunton,  Fife.  Address:  Colowa,  N.S.W., 
Australia. 

LEISHMAN,  Matthew  William  Fleming, 
1871-4.  CI.  3-5.  b.  8  June  1859; 
s.  of  Very  Rev.  Thomas  Leishman, 
D.D.,  Linton  Manse,  Kelso,  Mod. 
G.A.  of  Ch.  of  Scot.  1898. 

Purchased  land  in  W.  Australia ;  m. 
Jessie  M'Leod,  dau.  of  John  Robertson  of 
Golden  Grove,  Adelaide.  Address:  Linton, 
Highbury,  W.  Australia. 

LEISHMAN,  Thomas  Arthur,  1871-4. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  8  Sept.  1860  ;  s.  of  Very 
Rev.  Thomas  Leishman,  D.D.,  Linton 
Manse,  Kelso,  Mod.  G.A.  of  Ch.  of 
Scot.  1898. 

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and  S.E.  and  L.F.P.  and  S.  Glasg.  :885; 
M.D.  Edin.  1896;  med.  pract.,  Brechin; 
Surg.  P.O.  and  Jt.  Med.  Off.  Brechin  Inf.; 
J. P.  Forfarshire  ;  m.  Jessie,  dau.  of  J.  M. 
Bell,  M.D.,  Kngskettle,  Fifeshire.  Address : 
14  Castle  Street,  Brechin. 

LILBURNE,  James  Thomas,  1869-73. 
CI,  1-4.  s.  of  Dr.  Lilburne,  14 
Victoria  Terrace,  Sheeniess  ;  Dux  CI, 
1,  2,  and  8,  1870,  1871,  and  1872 ;  d. 

LOWE,  John,  1869-70.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
T.  J.  Lowe,  H.B.M.  Consul,  Civita 
Vecchia,  Italy, 

LUKE,  David,  1870-5,  CI,  2-6.  b. 
1859  ;  s.  of  John  Luke,  Elie,  Fife. 

Fanner,  Australia;    d.  17  Sept.   1909  at 
Melbourne. 

MACBEAN,  Harry  Havelock,  1869-73. 
CI.  1-L,M.  b,  1  Nov.  1857;  s.  of 
iEneas  Macbean,  W.S„  8  Damaway 
Street. 

W.S.  1883.     Address  :   143  Princes  Street, 
Edin. 

MACBEAN,  Hew  Arthur,  1869-74,     CI. 
1-U.M.     b,  1859  ;    s,  of  ^neas  Mac- 
bean,  W.S.,  8  Darnaway  Street, 
d.  I  Aug.  1882. 

MACBETH,  John  Bruce,  1869-73.  CI. 
1-L,M.  b.  1859 ;  s,  of  Norman 
Macbeth,  R.S.A.,  28  Saxe-Coburg 
Place. 

Merchant,  Bombay   (ret.).     Address:   20 
Hereford  Square,  Lond.,  S.W. 

MACDONALD,  WiUiam  Burns,  1869-75. 

CL  1-6.     b.  1859;    s.  of  John  Mac- 

donald,  Accountant,  7  Randolph  Chff. 

M.B.,   CM.   Edin.;    med.   pract.,    Edin.; 

d.  2  Aug.  1903. 

M'INTOSH,  George,  1869-76.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
5  Oct.  1859  ;  s.  of  George  M'Intosh, 
S.S.C,  41  Great  King  Street;  Dux 
CI.  5  and  6  and  of  the  School,  1876  ; 
best  in  Greek  and  Latin  Comp.,  CI.  7, 
1876;   XL 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A. ;  W.S.  1882.    Address : 
10  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

MACKENZIE,  Richard  James,  1869-71. 
CI.  1,  2.     b.  5  Jan.  1859  ;  s.  of  George 
Mackenzie,  W.S.,  4  Ann  Street, 
d.  19  Jan.  1904. 

MACLAGAN,  William  Edward,  1869-76. 
CI.  1-U,M,  b.  5  April  1858  ;  s.  of 
David  Maclagan,  C.A.,  22  George 
Street ;  XX.  Capt, ;  XI,  Capt. 


A.F.C. ;  A.C.C.  ;  Pres.  A.F.C.  1907-8  , 
Lond.  Scot.  F.C.  1880-91,  Capt.  1881-91  ; 
Pres.  since  1891  ;  Rugby,  v.  England,  1878- 
84, 1887, 1890  *  ;  V.  Ireland,  1879-S5, 1887-8, 
1890;  V.  Wales,  1883-5,  1887-8,  1890;  Capt. 
1884-90;  Pres.  S.F.U.  two  yrs.  ;  represented 
Scotland  at  Cricket  from  1876-82;  Capt. 
Littlestone  G.C.  1897;  Stockbroker,  Lond., 
of  Holland  and  Balfour  ;  m.  Kathleen  Col- 
quhoun  of  Rossdhu,  Bedford.  Address : 
Queen  Anne's  Mansions,  St.  James's  Park, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

M'LAUCHLAN,  John  David,  1869-74. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  14  Sept.  1859;  s. 
of  Rev,  Dr.  M'Lauchlan,  Viewforth 
Manse, 

Edin.  Univ.  1877-9 ;  Mining  Engineer, 
Edin.  ;  of  John  and  G.  H.  Geddes ;  M.I.C.E., 
M.I.M.E. ;  m.  Margaret  F.  Black,  Ford- 
Westfield,  Cornhill-on-Tweed.  Address  :  21 
Merchiston  Gardens,  Edin. 

MACPHERSON,  Charles  Duncan,  1872-3, 
CI,  L.M.  b.  5  June  1857  ;  s.  of  Rev, 
Ranald  Macpherson,  25  Raeburn 
Place, 

Mercantile  Marine  ;    d.  28  March  1882. 

MANN,  Robert  James,  1870-4,  CI.  2-5. 
s.  of  David  Mann,  Seaham  Harbour, 
Durham. 

MATTHEW,  Patrick  Millar,  1873-6,  CI. 
U.M,-7,  b.  29  July  1858 ;  .  s,  of 
Patrick  M,  Matthew  of  Newmiln, 
Perth  ;  best  in  French,  CI.  7,  1876  ; 
XX. ;  won  Quarter-mile,  1876. 

A.F.C.  ;  Manufacturer ;  Chm.  Tebrau 
Rubber  Estates  Ltd.,  etc.  ;  m.  Catherine 
White  Stevenson.  Address :  7  Ravelston 
Park,  Edin. 

MIDDLETON,  James,  1869-73.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  25  Sept.  1858  ;  s.  of  Rev.  George 
Marshall  Middleton,  St.  Vincent  Place 
Ch.,  Glasg. 

In  business  in  Glasg.  Address:  43  Inver- 
leith  Row,  Edin. 

MILLER,  Thomas  Wilson,  1869-74,  CI, 
1-U.M.  b.  29  March  1857 ;  s,  of 
T,  Miller,  Las  Palmas,  Canary  Islands ; 
XX. 

Address  :  Las  Palmas,  Canary  Islands. 

MILLER,  WilUam  Henry,  1869-76,  CI. 
1-7,  b.  8  Jan.  1859  ;  s.  of  T.  Miller, 
Las  Palmas,  Canary  Islands  ;   XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.D.  1888  ;  A.F.C.  ;  med. 
pract.,  Edin. ;  m.  Isabella  Watson.  Address  : 
51  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

'  There  were  no  International  Rugby  Matches  with  England 
in  1888  and  1889. 


DR.  MERRY'S  CLASS,  1869-76 


319 


MILLING,  Ebenezer,  1871-3.  CI.  3-L.M. 
b.  1857  ;  s.  of  John  Milling,  Harlow 
Manor,  Harrogate. 

Incapacitated  from  business  as  a  result 
of  a  bad  fall  in  the  hunting  field,  which 
has  rendered  him  a  permanent  invalid. 

MOIR,  Charles  Main,  1873-5.  CI.  U.M.-6. 
s.  of  Archibald  Moir,  Banker,  Mars 
Hill,  Alloa. 

MONCRIEFF,  WiUiam  Scott-,  1870-1. 
CI.  2.  b.  15  June  1858  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
William  Scott-Moncrieff  of  Fossoway, 
14  George  Square. 

Sandhurst,  1877  ;  of  Fossoway  ;  Col.  77th 
Kegt.  ;  2nd  Lt.  57th  Regt.  1878 ;  Lt. 
Middlesex  Regt.  1880;  Capt.  1885;  Maj. 
1S95;  Lt.-Col.  1904;  Brev.  Col.  1907;  Col. 
h.p.  1908 ;  served  in  S.  African  War,  1879, 
during  Zulu  campaign  ;  in  action  at  Gingind- 
lovu  and  relief  of  Etshowe  (medal  with 
clasp)  ;  served  in  S.  African  War,  1899- 
1900;  took  part  in  operations  in  Cape 
Colony,  south  of  Orange  River,  1899 ;  at 
rehef  of  Ladysmith,  iiicluding  operations  of 
17-24  Jan.  1900,  and  action  at  Spion  Kop ; 
severely  wounded  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  10 
Sept.  1901,  Queen's  medal  with  two  clasps)  ; 
Brig,  comdg.  Lothian  Inf.  Brig.,  Scot. 
Comd.,  since  1909;  m.  A.  M.  Cassels,  dau. 
of  T.  Cassels  of  Bournemouth.  Address : 
Fossoway,  Kinross-shire. 

MORISON,  Alexander  James  Mitchell, 
1869-75.  CI.  1-6.  b.  26  April  1859  ; 
s.  of  Alexander  Morison,  S.S.C,  63 
Great  King  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  Advocate,  1S83  ;  m. 
Louisa  Maud,  dau.  of  George  Berry,  Lond. 
Address  :  Ellerslie,  Milnthorpe  Road,  East- 
bourne. 

MORISON,  Bethune  George  Walker, 
1869-71.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  1857;  s.  of 
B.  J.  Walker  Morison,  R.N.,  Falfield 
House,  Cupar,  Fife. 

J. P.  for  Fifeshire  ;  fmly.  in  Fife  Lt.  Horse. 
Address  :   Falfield  House,  Cupar,  Fife. 

NICOLL,  George  E.  Samuel,  1869-71. 
CI.  1,  2.  s.  of  Mrs.  NicoU,  6  Forres 
Street. 

Public  Singer. 

PATTISON,  Robert  Paterson,  1869-71. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  May  1858  ;  s.  of  Walter 
Pattison,  Seacliffe,  Trinity. 

Fettes,  1872-4.  Address  :  9  Steel's  Place, 
Edin. 

PEDDIE,  Wilham  Dick,  1869-76.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  27  March  1859;  s.  of 
John  Dick  Peddie,  R.S.A.,  33  Buck- 
ingham Terrace  ;  XL,  XX. 

Went  to  U.S.A.  1883  ;  m.  AUce,  dau.  of 
Capt.  M'Grorty  of  Danville,  Kentucky,  U.S. A. 


Address  :      Rothesay    Place,    Emmetsburg 
Iowa,  U.S.A. 

RANKIN,  Edwin  James,  1869-73.    CI.  1- 
L.M.     s.  of  James  Rankin,  Columbus, 
Georgia,  U.S.A. 
Returned  to  U.S.A. 

RANKIN,  John,  1869-73.  CI.  1-L.M.  s. 
of  James  Rankin,  Columbus,  Georgia. 
U.S.A.  ^    ' 

Returned  to  U.S.A. 

REOCH,  James,  1869-70.  CI.  1.  b.  12 
Sept.  1858  ;  s.  of  George  W.  Reoch, 
Agent  Clydesdale  Bank,  Leith,  St. 
Clairs,  Newhaven  Road. 

Edin.  Institution,  1871-3;  Yverdon,  Swit- 
zerland, 1873-4';  in  Clydesdale  Bank,  Leith 
1874-81  ;  Standard  Bank  of  So.  Africa,  Port 
Ehzabeth,  1881-5  ;  rejoined  Clydesdale  Bank 
HO.,  Glasg.,  1886  ;  Jt.  Agent  Miller  Street, 
Glasg.,  Branch,  1888,  and  Agent  Campbel- 
town since  1890;  m.  Ethel  M.  Amphlett 
Oxford.  Address  :  Clydesdale  Bank  House! 
Campbeltown. 

ROBERTSON,  John  James,  1871-3 
CI.  3-L.M.  b.  10  Sept.  1858  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  William  Robertson,  Hamilton. 

Insp.  Agents,  Life  Assoc,  of  Scot. ;  after- 
wards in  Edm.  Life  Assur.  Office,  1883-8  • 
returned  to  Life  Assoc,  as  Insp.  of  Branches' 
and  became  Ass.  Sec.  ;   d.  14  Nov.  1900.       ' 

ROUGHEAD,  Arthur  James,  1872-4. 
CI.  L.  and  U.M.  b.  5  Feb.  1859; 
s.  of  David  Roughead,  Haddington. 

J.P.  and  Hon.  Sheriff-Sub.  E.  Lothian- 
m.  1891  E.  M.  Jordan,  dau.  of  John  Staveley 
Jordan  of  North  Dalton,  Yorks.  Address- 
21  Lausdowne  Crescent,  Edin. 

RUSSELL,  James,  1869-70.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Russell,  34  Moray  Place. " 

SCOTT,  William,  1872-5.  CI.  4-6.  s.  of 
William  Scott,  Gracemount,  Liberton. 

Address  :   28  Murrayfield  Avenue,  Edin. 

SHAW,    William,    1872-4.     CI.    L     and 
U.M.     b.    25    March    1858;      s.    of 
Wilham  Shaw,  19  Ann  Street. 
Tea-planter,  Assam;   d.  10  June  1899. 

SHEWAN,  George  Money,  1872-3.     CI  4 
b     20   Jan.    1857;     s.   of   Alexander 

/,/T^  ^^P-   Insp. -Gen.   of  Hosp. 
(Madras).  ^ 

Surg -Maj.  I.M.S.  ;  Surg.  i88o  ;  Surg - 
Maj  1892  ;  served  in  Egyptian  exped.  1882  • 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (medal  with  clasp 
bronze  star)  ;  Burmese  exped.  1886-7 
(medal  with  clasp  and  thanks  of  Govt  of 
India  for  services  with  Ruby  Mines  exped  )  ■ 
m.     ;   d.  17  Dec.  1898  at  Trieste.  ' 


820 


DR.  MEllllY'S  CLASS,  1869-76 


SIDEY,  James  Walker,  1870-8.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  22  Jan.  1858  ;  s.  of  Charles  Sidey, 
14  Royal  Circus. 

Grange  C.C.  ;  Tea-planter,  Assam ;  m. 
Charlotte  L.  Symes,  Wicklow,  Ireland.  Ad- 
dress :   Rotherhurst,  Rotherfield,  Sussex. 

SKIRVING,  Robert  Scot,  1869-72.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1860;  s.  of  Robert  Scot 
Skirving,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.B.,  CM.  i88i;  M.B., 
CM.  Sydney,  i888  ;  Sen.  Phys.,  now  Con- 
sult. Phys.,  Prince  Alfred  Hosp.,  Sydney  ; 
Author  of  various  medical  papers,  addresses, 
etc.  ;  served  in  S.  African  War  as  Consult. 
Surg,  to  Australian  conting.  ;  Mem.  B.M.A. 
and  Roy.  Soc,  N.S.W. ;  m.  Lucy  Hester, 
AustraUa.  Address  :  221  EUzabeth  Street, 
Hyde  Park,  Sydney,  N.S.W. ,  Australia. 

SMEATON,  Patrick  Walker,  1873-6.  CI. 
5-7.  b.  12  Nov.  1857;  s.  of  Rev. 
J.  Smeaton  of  Tulliallan,  Kincardine- 
on-Forth ;  XX.,  XI. ;  won  Mile,  1876. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  A.F.C  (Capt.  1881-2)  ; 
Rugby,  V.  Ireland,  1881  and  1883;  v. 
England,  1883 ;  A.CC  ;  Grange  C.C.  ; 
Gent,  of  Edin.  v.  United  Grace's  All  England 
XI.  1879;  V.  Daft's  American  Team,  1883  ; 
Edin.  V.  Glasg.  twice  ;  Capt.  Puebla  C.C, 
Mexico,  1893  and  1894;  curled  for  England  w. 
Scotland,  and  won  Gold  Medals  for  highest 
score  for  England,  1907  ;  Mem.  Comtee.  of 
Roy.  Caled.  Curling  Club,  1908-10;  CA. 
Edin.  1882,  and  Stockbroker.  Address  : 
Caledonian  Club,  Charles  Street,  St.  James's, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

SMITH,  George  S.  R.,  1872-4.  CI.  L. 
and  U.M.  s.  of  John  S.  Smith,  Hope 
Lodge,  Moffat;  XX. 

SMITH,  James  Keith,  1869-71.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  James  K.  Smith,  40  Great  King 
Street. 

STRANG,  Robert  Candlish,  1869-73. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  9  June  1857;  s.  of 
W.  Strang,  88  Great  King  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  1873-7  '•  M.A.  1877 ;  New 
Coll.  Edin.  1877-81  ;  licensed  by  F.  Ch. 
Presb.  of  Edin.  1881  ;  Min.  of  F.  Ch., 
Dundonald,  Ayrshire,  1882-90 ;  Crawfurds- 
burn  F.  Ch.,  Greenock,  1890-9 ;  Martyrs 
F.  Ch.,  Paisley,  1899-1907;  ret.  1907.  Ad- 
dress: 3  Montebello,  Joppa,  Edin. 

THORBURN,  James  Wilson,  1870-4. 
CI.  2-U.M.  b.  13  Aug.  1857  ;  s.  of 
William  Thorburn,  46  Constitution 
Street,  Leith  ;   Dux  L.M.  Sch.  1873. 

Merchant,  Leith.  Address  :  8  Denham 
Green  Avenue,  Leith. 

TODRICK,  James  Banks,  1869-74.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  27  April  1857 ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Todrick,  Haddington. 

Farmer,  Fruit-grower,  and  Land   Agent, 


Vancouver,  B.C.  ;  m.  Isabella  Gilchrist. 
Address  :  Central  Park,  Vancouver,  B.C., 
Canada. 

VAN  LAUN,  Henry  Theodore,  1869-73. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  18  April  1858  ;  s.  of  Henri 
Van  Laun,  French  Master,  E.A. 

Address  :   Hilliield,  E.  Sheen,  Lond.,  S.W. 

VAN  LAUN,  Thomas  Alfred,  1869-74, 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1  June  1859  ;  s.  of  Henri 
Van  Laun,  French  Master,  E.A. 

WALKER,  George  William,  1869-72. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  9  March  1858 ;  s.  of 
A.  Walker,  Woodslec,  Canonbie. 

Chfton  Bank  Sch.,  St.  Andrews,  1872-4  ; 
St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  Tollygunge  G.C  Scr. 
Gold  Medal,  1902  and  1905  ;  Royal  Calcutta 
G.C.  Scr.  Gold  Medal,  1906  ;  of  H.  D.  Cart- 
wright  and  Co.,  Jute  Brokers,  Calcutta ; 
Vol.  Long  Service  and  Delhi  Medal  (191 1). 
Address  :  13  Clive  Street,  Calcutta. 

WATSON,  Alexander  Oswald  Cowan, 
1869-76.  CI.  1-6.  b.  7  Nov.  1858  ;  s. 
of  Rev.  Robert  Boog  Watson,  LL.D., 
Madeira. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P.  and  S.E.  1882  ; 
M.B.,  CM.  1883;  F.R.CS.E.  1889;  B.Sc. 
1897;  Maj.  R.A.M.C  ;  Surg.-Capt.  1887; 
Maj.  1899  ;  ret.  1908  ;  m.  Marion  Macfar- 
lane  Crichton.  Address:  13  Garden  Place, 
Aberdeen. 

WATSON,  Charles  Brodie  Boog,  1869-76. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  7  Nov.  1858  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Robert  Boog  Watson,  LL.D.,  Madeira. 

Hanover ;  Engineer ;  partner  in  West  End 
Engine  Works,  Edin.  ;  ret.  1908  ;  F.R.S.E., 
F.S.A.  Scot.,  etc.  ;  m.  1892  Jane  Ballantine, 
e.  dau.  of  William  Nairn.  Address:  Huntly 
Lodge,  I  Napier  Road,  Edin. 

WATSON,  Robert  Ross  Boog,  1869-76. 
CI.  1-6  (Dr.  Clyde's  CI.  1870-6). 
b.  23  May  1860;  s.  of  Rev.  Robert 
Boog  Watson,  LL.D.,  Madeira. 

Printer,  Stationer,  and  Lithographer,  trad- 
ing under  name  of  D.  Leslie,  Perth.  Address  : 
27  PitcuUen  Terrace,  Perth. 

WOOD,  Robert  Pohlman,  1869-74.  CI. 
1-U.M.  s.  of  Walter  Wood,  Fiji 
Islands. 

YOUNGER,  William,  1871-5.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  7  Oct.  1857  ;  s.  of  James  YoungL-r, 
Brewer,  Alloa ;  XX. 

Played  polo  in  winning  team,  which  beat 
all  English  counties  for  County  Cup  at 
Hurlingham  two  years  in  succession ; 
Mang.  Dir.  Wm.  M'Ewan  and  Co.  Ltd., 
Brewers  ;  Dir.  Caled.  Rly.  Co.  and  Standard 
Life  Assur.  Assoc.  ;  m.  Katharine  Theodora, 
dau.  of  Capt.  Dundas  of  Dundas.  Address  : 
Ravenswood,  Melrose,  and  29  Moray  Place, 
Edin. 


DR.  CLYDE'S  CLASS,  1870-7 


821 


ANDERSON,  Robert  Kettle,  1870-4. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1859 ;  s.  of  Charles 
Anderson,  21  Royal  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  with  Robertson  and  Hope, 
Corn  Factors,  Leith,  and  in  Lend.  ;  1883 
joined  C.  Anderson  in  publishing  the  N.B. 
Agriculturist;  still  jt.  proprietor;  m.  Nettie 
Watson,  dau.  of  J.  Milne  Black.  Address  : 
9  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

BALFOUR-KINNEAR,  James,  fmly. 
James  Kinnear,  1870-7.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
24  Sept.  1859  ;  s.  of  George  Thomas 
Kinnear,  W.S.,  28  Royal  Circus. 

W.S.  1884,  and  N.P. ;  of  Hamilton, 
Kinnear  and  Beatson,  W.S.  ;  m.  Catherine 
Eraser.     Address:  3  Doune  Terrace,  Edin. 

BELL,    Robert   Hamilton,    1870-7.     CI. 
1-7.     b.  13  June  1860  ;  s.  of  Benjamin 
R.  Bell,  Sheriff  of  Banff,  Elgin,  and 
Nairn,  14  Grosvenor  Crescent, 
d.  20  June  1897. 

BIRRELL,  WiUiam  George,  1871-6.  CI. 
2-Adv.  U.M.  b.  23  Sept.  1859  ;  s. 
of  James  Birrell,  J. P.,  of  Uttershill, 
Penicuik  ;  Dux  L.M.  Sch.  1874  ;  Dux 
U.M.  Sch.  1875;  Dux  Adv.  U.M. 
Sch.  and  2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize,  1876. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1880;  R.A.M.C.  XI., 
Netley,  1881  ;  Col.  R.A.M.C.  ;  Surg.  1881  ; 
Surg.-Maj.  1893  ;  Lt.-Col.  1901  ;  Ass.  Dir. 
Med.  Serv.  191 1  ;  Col.  191 1  ;  served  with 
Soudan  exped.  1885  ;  Suakin  (medal  with 
clasp,  bronze  star)  ;  Burma  exped.  1886-8 
(desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  2  Sept.  1887,  medal  with 
two  clasps)  ;  Nile  exped.  1898  (medal  and 
Egypt,  medal).  Address :  R.A.M.C.  Mess, 
Dover,  or  c/o  Holt  and  Co.,  3  Whitehall 
Place,  Lond.,  S.W. 

BLACK,  Arthur  Henry  Spens,  1873-5. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  31  Jan.  1857  ;  s.  of  James 
Spens  Black,  9  Greenhill  Terrace. 

Queen's  Coll.  Oxon,  1877  ;  B.A.  1881  ; 
M.A.  1882  ;  Ass.  Master  at  Cowley  Mil. 
Coll.  Oxford,  and  later  at  Glenalmond  ; 
1887  Head  of  a  Prep.  Sch.  at  Ilkley, 
Yorks  ;   d.  4  Oct.  1888. 

BLACK,  Harold  Frank  Spens,  1873-4. 
CI.  L.M.  b.  9  Sept,  1858  ;  s.  of 
James  Spens  Black,  9  Greenhill 
Terrace. 

Fruit-grower,  California ;  m.  Mrs.  Pearce 
of  Oakland,  CaJ.  Address  :  Monache  Club, 
PorterviUe,  Cal.,  U.S.A. 

BLYTH,  Leonard  Henry,  1871-2.  CI.  2. 
b.  25  Feb.  1860  ;  s.  of  Benjamin  Hall 
Blyth,  C.E.,  Braeside,  Hope  Terrace. 

Loretto,  1875-7 ;  Cattle  Rancher,  Colorado ; 
d.  27  Jan.  1890  at  Trinidad,  Colorado. 


BORLAND,  Robert,  1873-6.  CI.  L.- 
Adv.  M.  b.  9  May  1859 ;  s.  of 
Robert  Borland,  Auchencairn,  Thorn- 
hill,  Dumfriesshire ;  2nd  Acad.  Club 
Prize,  1875 ;  XI. 
d.  II  Oct.  1876. 

BOWMAN,  WilHam,  1872-4.  C\.  3-L.M. 
s.  of  J.  Bowman,  High  House, 
Sandeirth,  Whitehaven. 

BOYD,  Adam  Brack,  1873-5.  CI.  L.  and 
U.M.  b.  18  March  1859 ;  s.  of 
James  Brack  Boyd,  8  St.  Vincent 
Street. 

Coffee-planter,  Mysore  ;  m.  .  Address  ; 
Saintavera,  Birur,  Mysore,  India. 

BOYD,  William  Dove  Brack,  1873-7. 
CI.  L.-Adv.  M.  b.  22  Oct.  1860;  s. 
of  James  Brack  Boyd,  8  St.  Vincent 
Street;  XX. 

Farmer;  m.  .  Address:  Roseeille  Post 
Ofifice,  Manitoba,  Canada. 

BRANDER,  Herbert  Ralph,  1871-3. 
CI.  2.  b.  8  Oct.  1861  ;  s.  of  Mrs, 
Brander,  63  Frederick  Street. 

Col.  32nd  Sikh  Pioneers  ;  C.B.  ;  2nd  Lt. 
and  Lt.  1880;  Capt.  1891  ;  Maj.  1900;  Lt.- 
Col.  1904 ;  Brev.  Col.  1907 ;  ret.  1912  ; 
served  witli  Hazara  exped.  1891  (medal  with 
clasp)  ;  took  part  in  operations  in  Chitral, 
1895,  with  Relief  Force  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
served  on  N.W.  Frontier  of  India,Waziristan, 
1901-2  (clasp)  ;  served  in  Tibet,  1903-4  ; 
present  in  action  at  Niani,  operations  at 
and  around  Gyantse,  and  march  to  Lhassa 
(desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  13  Dec.  1904,  medal  with 
clasp,  C.B.).   Address  :  Mill  Meads,  Horsham. 

BROUN,  Hugh,  1871-5.  CI.  2-5.  b. 
22  April  1861  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Broun  of 
Broadstone,  Ayrshire, 

Edin.  Univ.,  Arts,  1875-80;  Law,  1880-5  ; 
M.A.  1880  ;  of  Broadstone,  Ayrshire  ;  W.S. 
1885.     Address  :   25  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

BROUN,  James  Crawford  Caldwell, 
1871-5,  CI,  2-5.  b.  11  Dec,  1862; 
s.  of  Hugh  Broun  of  Broadstone, 
Ayrshire, 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1880  ;  LL.B.  1885  ; 
Advocate,  1886  ;  Sheriff-Sub.  of  Caithness, 
Orkney,  and  Shetland  at  Lerwick,  1905 ; 
Sheriff-Sub.  of  Ayrshire,  1914;  Pres.  and 
Chm.  Zetland  T.F.  Assoc. ;  entered  9th  V.B. 
(Highs.)  R.S.  as  2nd  Lt.  1900  ;  Lt.  1901  ; 
Capt.  1905;  served  in  S.  Africa, 1902,  as  Lt. 
3rd  Vol.  Service  Co.  R.S.,  spending  last  night 
of  Boer  War  in  laager  of  Transvaal  Govt, 
at  Rhenoster  Kop,  having  been  sent  with 
message,  under  flag  of  truce,  from  Balmoral, 
Transvaal  (Queen's  medal  with  four  clasps) ; 
Maj.  Comdt.  7th  V.B.  Gordon  Highs.  1905-8 ; 


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Maj.  comJg.  Shetland  Cos.  Gordon  Highs. 
Address :  Ayr.  See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xii.  70  and 
x.xi.  84. 

BROWN-SYNGE-HUTCHINSON,  Ed- 
ward Douglas,  fmlv.  Edward  D. 
Brown,  1870-1.  CI.  'l.  b.  6  March 
1861 ;  s.  of  Maj.  David  Philip  Brown, 
7th  (Queen's  Own)  Huss. 

U.S.  Coll.  Westward  Ho ;  won  prizes  at 
R.  Mil.  Tournament,  Lond.,  1889  ;  Col.  I4tli 
(King's)  Huss.  ;  V.C. ;  Lt.  from  Mil.  {4th 
Brig.  N.  Irish  Div.  R.A.),  1883;  Capt.  1888; 
Maj.  1899 ;  Lt.-Col.  1900 ;  Brev.  Col.  29 
Nov.  1906;  Col.  comdg.  1907-11;  served 
in  S.  African  War,  1899-1902;  present  at 
relief  of  Ladysmith,  including  operations  of 
5-7  Feb.  1900  and  action  at  Vaal  Krantz ; 
took  part  in  operations  on  Tugela  Heights, 
14-27  Feb.,  and  action  at  Pieter's  Hill; 
operations  in  Orange  Free  State  from  Feb. 
to  May  1900,  including  engagements  at 
Houtnek  (Thoba  Mountain)  and  Zand 
River,  and  in  Transvaal  in  May  and  June 
1900,  including  actions  near  Johannesburg, 
Pretoria,  and  Diamond  Hill,  1 1  and  12  June ; 
also  took  part  in  operations  in  Transvaal, 
east  of  Pretoria,  from  July  to  29  Nov.,  in- 
cluding actions  at  Belfast,  26  and  27  Aug.  ; 
in  command  of  14th  Huss.  from  20  Nov. 
1900  to  5  June  1901  (Queen's  medal  with 
seven  clasps,  King's  medal  with  two  clasps, 
desp.  thrice,  Brev.  Lt.-Col.  and  V.C.)  ; 
awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  fol- 
lowing acts: — 'On  13  Oct.  1900  at  Geluk, 
when  the  enemy  were  within  400  yards, 
and  bringing  a  heavy  fire  to  bear,  Major 
Brown,  seeing  that  Sergeant  Hersey's 
horse  •  was  shot,  stopped  behind  the  last 
squadron  as  it  was  retiring,  and  helped 
Sergeant  Hersey  to  mount  behind  him, 
carrying  him  three-quarters  of  a  mile  to  a 
place  of  safety ;  he  did  this  under  a  heavy 
fire.  Major  Brown  afterwards  enabled  Lt. 
Browne,  14th  Huss.,  to  mount  by  holding 
his  horse,  which  was  very  restive  under  the 
heavy  fire ;  Lt.  Browne  could  not  otherwise 
have  mounted.  Subsequently  Major  Brown 
carried  Lance-Corp.  Trumpeter  Leigh  out 
of  action  ' ;  Esquire  of  the  Order  of  St.  John 
of  Jerusalem.  Address  :  Army  and  Navy 
Club,  Pall  MaU,  Lond.,  S.W. 

BUIK,  Edward  Grove,  1872-3.  CI.  3. 
b.  23  June  1858  ;  s.  of  Maj.  John 
Henry  Buik,  West  Park,  Wick. 

Col.  comdg.  5th  Batt.  Seaforth  Highs. ; 
V.D.  and  Coronation  medal ;  m.  Minnie 
M'Beath,  Edin.  Address:  Richmond  House, 
Wick. 

CASSELS,  Charles  James  Hodgson, 
1873-6.  CI.  4-6.  b.  18  Jan.  1859  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  Andrew  Cassels,  11  Bruns- 
wick Street. 

Standard  Life  Insur.  Office  ;  later  farmer 
in  Iowa,  U.S.A.  ;  subsequently  engaged  in 
private  journalistic  work  ;  m.  EmmeUne 
Brown  of  Leeds;  d.  14  Feb.  1914. 


CASSELS,  John  Greenwood,  1873-6. 
CI.  4-0.  b.  10  Aug.  1860  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Andrew  Cassels,  11  Brunswick  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.B.,  CM. ;  gen.  med.  pract. 
at  Askern,  Doncaster,  for  several  yrs.  ;  m. 
Sopliie  Rowley  of  Barnsley  ;  d.  1901  in 
W.  Africa. 

CATHCART,  George  Clark,  1870-3.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  21  June  1860  ;  s.  of  James 
Cathcart,  12  Carlton  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1883  ;  M.B.,  CM. 
1 891;  M.D. ;  SpeciaUst  for  Diseases  of  Nose, 
Throat,  and  Ecir ;  Lect.  on  Voice  Production 
to  the  late  School  Bd.  of  Lond.  Address: 
52  Harley  Street,  Lond.,  W. 

CHIRNSIDE,  Robert  Logan,  1870-3. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  25  Feb.  1858  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
John  Chimside,  14  Saxc-Coburg  Place. 

Loretto,  1873-6  ;  XI.  ;  A.C.C  ;  went  to 
Australia,  1878  ;  Grazier  ;  m.  Isabella  H.  H. 
Baird.  Address  :  Melbourne  Club,  Mel- 
bourne, Australia. 

CHRISTIE,  John  Paton,  1870-2.  CI. 
1,  2.  s.  of  Capt.  Christie  of  Durie, 
Fife. 

CLARK,  John  Maurice,  1870-4.  CI.  1- 
L.M.  b.  7  March  1859 ;  s.  of  Sir 
Thomas  Clark,  Bart.,  D.L.,  11  Mel\-ille 
Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Leipzig  ;  2nd  Bart.  ;  S. 
father,  1900 ;  PubUsher ;  sen.  partner  of 
T.  and  T.  Clark,  Publishers,  Edin.  ;  com- 
manded 7th  Batt.  R.S.  for  five  yrs.  ; 
ret.  as  Col.  in  1910  after  twenty-nine  yrs. 
service  ;  V.D.  :  Vice-Chm.  Midlothian  Co. 
Assoc.  T.F.  ;  Treas.  Edin.  Merchant  Co. 
1910;  Master,  1912-13;  Dir.  Scottish  Life 
Assur.  Co.  ;  Extraordinary  Dir.  B.L.  Bank 
Ltd.  ;  J. P.  Co.  of  City  of  Edin.  ;  m.  Helen 
Marder,  dau.  of  Rev.  Henry  M.  Douglas. 
Address  :    17  Rothesay  Terrace,  Edin. 

COLVIN,  Victor  Albert,  1870-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  10  Aug.  1860  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Dr. 
Colvin,  Cramond  Manse. 

Min.  Ch.  of  Scot,  at  Ardgour ;  subsequently 
at  Connel  Ferry  ;   d.  28  Feb.  1901. 

CRAWFORD,  James  O.,  1873-5.  CI. 
4,  5.     s.  of  Hugh  Cra\vford,  India. 

CUMMING,  Alexander  Nelson,  1870-1. 
CI.  1.  b.  1859  ;  s.  of  Rev.  J.  E. 
Cumming,  D.D.,  21  Mayfield  Terrace. 

M.A.  Glasg.  ;  Snell  Exliib.  ;  Ball.  Coll. 
Oxon  ;  Cobdeu  Prize,  1880  ;  Pres.  of  the 
Union ;  played  three  yrs.  for  Oxford  v. 
Cambridge  at  Golf ;  Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  : 
practised  till  1893  ;  then  on  Manchester 
Courier,  Man.  Ed.,  1897-1901  ;  on  Morning 
Post,  1901-4  ;  on  Morning  Advertiser  since 
1904.     Address  :   Constitutional  Club,  Lond. 


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DENNISTON,  Robert  Fullartoii,  1873-6. 
CI.  4-7.  b.  28  Sept.  1858;  s.  of 
Archibald  Denniston,  W.S.,  Greenock ; 
XL 

A.C.C.  ;  Lond.  Stock  Exchange ;  tn. 
Bertha  Fass,  Lond.  ;   d.  i  Sept.  1903. 

DICKSON,  David  John  Alexander,  1870- 
5.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  23  Feb.  1859  ;  s.  of 
David  James  Dickson  of  Mount 
Charles,  Portobello. 

Lt.  ist  Batt.  A.  and  S.  Highs.  ;  served  in 
Zulu  War,  1879  (medal)  ;  d.  13  March  1883. 

DOUGLAS,  James,  1870-5.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1859  ;  s.  of  David  Douglas,  Publisher, 
22  Drummond  Place. 

After  a  business  experience  gained  in  Edin. , 
Cambridge,  and  Paris,  joined  his  father's  firm 
of  Douglas  and  Foulis,  Booksellers,  Edin., 
in  1888  ;  m.  Violet,  dau.  of  James  Chisholm, 
Edin.     Address  :   21  Hope  Terrace,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  WiUiam  Paulin,  1871-5.  CI. 
2-U.M.  b.  4  Feb.  1860  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Douglas,  Town  Clerk,  Berwick-on- 
Tweed. 

Fruit-grower,  Victoria  ;  m.  Minnie  Young 
of  Geelong,  Victoria.  Address  :  Woranga, 
Irymple,  Mildura,  Victoria,  Australia. 

EDDIS,  Edward  Upton,  1870-1.  CI.  1. 
b.  13  March  1861  ;  s.  of  Wm.  Eddis, 
India. 

Westminster  Sch.  1872-9  ;  Ch.  Ch.  Oxon, 
1879-83  ;  2nd  CI.  Mods.  ;  2nd  CI.  Grts.  ; 
Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  1884;  practised  in  Rangoon 
till  1908.  Address  :  Rowsham,  Harrow  on 
the  Hill. 

FINLAY,  Alexander  Macfarlane,  1870-1. 
CI.  1.  b.  19  April  1860  ;  s.  of  Col. 
Finlay,  17  Northumberland  Street. 

Sec.  Roy.  Yacht  Club,  Bombay,  and 
latterly  Sec.  of  Darjeeling  Club ;  d.  24 
Aug.  191 1  at  Calcutta. 

FISHER,  John,  1870-4.  CI.  1-4.  s.  of 
Donald  Fisher,  Pitlochry  Hotel,  Perth- 
shire. 

FLEMING,  James,  1870-1.  CI.  1.  b. 
24  Oct.  1859  ;  s.  of  Gavin  Walker 
Fleming,  Bleacher,  Newlandsfield. 

Glasg.  Univ.,  M.A.,  LL.B.  ;  Sol.  1887 ; 
N.P.  1888  ;  of  M'Callum  and  Fleming,  Glasg. 
Address:  Fairfield,  Kilmalcolm,  and  108  W. 
George  Street,  Glasg. 

FLEMING,  Robert  Harvey,  1870-1. 
CI.  1.  b.  24  Oct.  1859  ;  s.  of  Gavin 
Walker  Fleming,  Bleacher,  Newlands- 
field. 

Merchiston,  1872-  ,  and  Germany;  some- 
time farmer  in  Dakota  and  at  Niagara  Falls, 
Canada;  now  bookseller,  Owen  Sound,  Ont., 


Canada ;     m.    1888    Ada   Sitzcr,   Canadian. 
Address  :   Owen  Sound,  Ont.,  Canada. 

ERASER,  Alexander  CamiDbell,  1870-6. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  11  March  1860;  s.  of 
Prof.  A.  Campbell  Eraser,  LL.D., 
20  Chester  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A.  1S81  ;  Oriel  Coll.  Oxon, 
1883;  M.A.  1887:  Ch.  of  Eng. ;  C.  Bishop- 
wearmouth,  Dio.  Durham,  1S84-9;  V.  Bilton, 
Harrogate,  1889-1900 ;  at  present  V.  Ven. 
Bede  Parish,  Monkwearmouth,  Sunderland, 
1900  ;  m.  Mary  Mattliew  of  22  Park  Place 
West,  Sunderland.  Address:  V.  Bede  Vic- 
arage, Sunderland. 

GAVIN,  James,  1871-4.     CI.  2-L.M.    b. 

18  Sept.  1858  ;    s.  of  Crichton  Gavin, 
23  Claremont  Crescent, 
d.  4  Jan.  1878  at  Calcutta. 

GORDON,  Charles,  1873-6.  CI.  L.-Adv. 
M.  b.  22  Sept.  1859 ;  s.  of  John 
Gk)rdon,  West  Park,  Elgin. 

Tea-planter,  Ceylon  ;  m.  Margaret  Rowe, 
Lond.  Address:  Flemington  House,  GoUan- 
field,  Inverness-shire. 

GOURLAY,  Charles  Gershom,  1874-5. 
CI.  U.M.  b.  7  April  1859;  s.  of 
Gershom  Gourlay,  18  Clarendon  Cres- 
cent ;  XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Engineer  and  Shipbuilder. 
Address  :    36  Victoria  Street,  Lond.,  S.W. 

GRAHAM,  Archibald  William  Gordon, 
1871-2.  CI.  2.  b.  1861;  s.  of  Gen. 
Graham,  The  Grove,  Trinity. 

Tea-planter  in  Ceylon  for  nearly  twenty- 
four  yrs.  (ret.)  ;  m.  Janet',  dau.  of  Col. 
A.  O.  H.  Clay,  M.S.C.  Address:  Beech- 
mount,  Cheltenham. 

GREENHILL,  George  Cairns,  1870-5. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  29  Feb.  1860;  s.  of 
James  Greenhill,  Man.  Clydesdale 
Banking  Co.,  41  Hanover  Street. 

Mercantile  career ;  m.  Tabitha  Carruthers ; 
d.  II  Nov.  1910. 

HALDANE,  John  Scott,  1870-6.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1860  ;  s.  of  Robert  Haldane, 
W.S.,  of  Cloanden,  17  Charlotte 
Square. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A.  1879;  M.D.  1889; 
M.A.  Oxon,  1893;  LL.D.  Birm.,  F.R.S. 
1897;  Fell.  New  Coll.  Oxon;  Res.  Phys. 
Roy.  Inf.,  Edin.,  1885-6;  went  to  Oxford  as 
Demonstrator  in  Physiol.,  1887,  and  is  now 
Reader  in  Physiol. ;  engaged  in  scientific  re- 
search and  teaching  in  physiol.  and  hygiene  ; 
Author  of  numerous  scientific  papers,  and 
several  blue-books  on  questions  of  occupa- 
tional hygiene ;  Mem.  Roy.  Commis.  on 
Coal  Mines  and  on  Metalliferous  Mines ; 
Jt.  Ed.  Journal  of  Hygiene ;  m.  Louisa 
Kathleen,  dau.  of  Coutt3  Trotter  of  Dreghorn, 
Midlothian.     Address  :   Cherwell,  Oxford. 


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HALLARD,  James  Henry,  1870-8.  CI. 
1-7  (in  Mr.  Carmichael's  CI.  1875-8). 
b.  4  April  1861  ;  s.  of  Frederiek 
Hallard,  Advocate,  Sheriff-Sub.  of 
Midlothian  ;  Dux  of  the  School,  1878  : 
best  in  Latin  and  Greek  Comp.,  CI.  7, 
1878. 

Sibbald  Bursar  and  Medallist,  Sen.  Hum. 
CI.,  Edin.  Univ.;  B.A.  Oxon  (BaU.  Coll.), 
1884;  M.A.  1888;  sometime  French  Master, 
Fettes  Coll.  ;  at  present  Vice-Prin.  Western 
Coll.  Harrogate  ;  Translator  of  Theocritus  ; 
Author  of  Carmina,  Gold  and  Silver,  Gallica, 
etc.     Address  :   Western  College,  Harrogate. 

HAMILTON,  Henrj,  1870-6.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1860  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Hamilton,  India  ; 
Ferguson  Medal,  1873 ;  Mitchell  Medal, 
1876;  XI. 

Maj.  4th  Goorkhas  ;  2nd  Lt.  1879;  Lt. 
1881  ;  Capt.  1890;  Maj.  1899  ;  served  with 
Chin-Lushai  Exped.  Force,  1889-90  (medal 
with  clasp) ;  d.  1900. 

HARVEY,  William,  1870-7.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
8  Dec.  1859  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Harvcj', 
M.A.  Oxon,  LL.D.,  Rector  E.A. 
1869-88,  32  George  Square;  Gloag 
Medal,  1877 ;  XX. 

King's  Coll.  Cantab  ;  Schol.  1881  ;  B.A., 
Wrangler,  1883  ;  LL.B.  Edin.  Univ.  1887  ; 
Advocate,  1886;  Ed.  S.L.R.  and  Reporter 
on  Session  Cases,  1895-1900;  Sheriff-Sub. 
Caithness,  Orkney,  and  Shetland  at  Kirk- 
wall, 1904;  Sheriff-Sub.  Ross  and  Cromarty 
at  Dingwall,  1912  ;  Hon.  Sec.  to  the  Dirs. 
E.A.  1887-8;  m.  1902  Evelyn  Cecil,  dau.  of 
Lauritz  Ulrich  la  Cour,  Leith.  A  ddress : 
Dingwall.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xx.  13. 

HAY,  Robert,  1874-5.  CI.  5.  b.  30 
July  1858  ;  s.  of  A.  Penrose  Hay, 
Town  Chamberlain,  Inverness, 

Sol.  1885  ;  Town  Chamberlain  of  Inver- 
ness, etc.;  Maj.  R.G.A.  Vols.,  Inverness; 
m.  EUzabeth  Anne  Harper  ;  d.  20  May  1895. 

HERBERT,  Ernest,  1870-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  81  Dec.  1839  ;  s.  of  A.  B.  Herbert, 
Trinity  Lodge,  Trinity. 

The  College,  Torquay,  and  Besanfon, 
France ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Architect  and 
Surveyor ;  with  A.  and  C.  Harston,  Archi- 
tects, Lond.,  1878-89 ;  student  of  Archi- 
tectural Sch.  of  the  R.A.  1883-9;  Chf.  Ass. 
to  Architect  of  Edin.  Exhib.  1890 ;  Chf. 
Ass.  to  Surveyor  of  the  Skinners  Co.  1891- 
1909.  Address  :  4  Hammersmith  Terrace, 
Lond.,  W. 

HERDMAN,  Robert  Newton,  now  Robert 
Newton  Herdman  Newton,  1872-3. 
CI.  3.  b.  1858  ;  s.  of  Rev.  W.  Herd- 
man,  Rattray,  Blairgowrie. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  m.  .  Address :  3  Eglinton 
Crescent,  Edin. 


HERDMAN,  William  Abbott,  1870-5. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  8  Sept.  1858 ;  s.  of 
Robert  Herdman,  U.S.A.,  J.P.,  9  St. 
Bernard's  Crescent,  afterwards  at  St. 
Bernard's,  Bruntsfleld  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  ist  Medal  in  Anat. ;  special 
Gold  Medal  in  Comparative  Anat.  ;  .\itken- 
Carlyle  Schol. ;  B.Sc. ;  Baxter  Schol.  in  Nat. 
Sc.  ;  D.Sc.  ;  Naturalist  to  Challenger  Ex- 
pedition Commission  under  Sir  Wyville 
Thomson  ;  Demonstrator  of  Zoology,  Edin. 
Univ.  ;  1882  Prof,  of  Nat.  Hist.,  Liverpool 
Univ.  ;  F.R.S.E.  ;  F.L.S.  (Pres.  1905-8)  ; 
F.R.S.  1893  ;  D.Sc.  (Harvard  Univ.)  ; 
awarded  Neill  Gold  Medal  by  R.  Soc.  of 
Edin.  ;  1894-1900  Mem.  of  Council  of  Brit. 
Assoc.  ;  1895  Pres.  of  Section  D  (Zoology) 
of  Brit.  Assoc.  ;  since  1903  Gen.  Sec. 
of  Brit.  Assoc. ;  1901-2  sent  by  Col.  Off. 
as  Sp.  Comr.  to  report  on  pearl-fisheries 
of  Ceylon.  Published :  1882-6  Report  on 
Tunicata  (3  vols.)  of  the  Challenger  Ex- 
pedition, and  many  scientific  memoirs  and 
papers,  including  Reports  on  Sea-fisheries 
and  Marine  Biology;  Report  on  the  Pearl- 
fisheries  of  Ceylon  (5  vols.,  1903-6).  m.  (i) 
Sarah  Wyse,  dau.  of  David  Douglas,  Pub- 
lisher, Edin.  ;  (2)  Jane  Brandreth,  dau.  of 
Alfred  Holt,  Ship  Owner,  Liverpool.  Ad- 
dress :  Croxteth  Lodge,  Ullet  Road,  Liver- 
pool. 

HEWAT,  Govan,  1871-3.  CI.  2-U.M. 
b.  26  Nov.  1838  ;  s.  of  John  Hewat, 
12  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Glasg.  Sec.  Scott.  Widows'  Fund  Life 
Assur.  Soc.  Address:  114  West  George 
Street,  Glasg. 

HUGHES,  Gerard,  Jan.-April  1873.    CI.  3. 

HUGHES,  Henry,  Jan.-April  1873.    CI.  3. 

HUNTER,  William  James,  1871-8.  CI. 
2-7.  Miss  Cowan,  36  Ann  Street 
(Guardian). 

KERJVLA.CK,  George  William,  1870-7. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  9  Feb.  1860;  s.  ofWilham 
Ramsay  Kermack,  W.S.,  27  York 
Place;  XX. 

W.S.  1884;  of  Mackenzie  and  Kermack, 
W.S.     Address:  9  Hill  Street,  Edin. 

KIRK,  Robert,  1873-5.  CI.  L.  and  U.M. 
b.  16  March  1858  ;  s.  of  James  Kirk, 
Tullibody. 

J. P.  Co.  of  Clackmannan ;  m.  Ada  Burnett, 
Portobello.  Address:  The  Baingle,  Tulli- 
body. 

KIRKPATRICK,  Roger,  1872-6.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  19  June  1859  ;  s.  of  James 
Kirkpatrick,  M.D.,  Dep.  Surg. -Gen. 
Madras  Army. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.D.  1894;  C.M.G.  1900; 
Lt.-Col.  R.A.M.C. ;   Surg.   1882;   Surg. -Maj. 


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1894;  Lt.-Col.  1902;  served  with  Burma  ex- 
ped.  1886-8  (medal  with  two  clasps) ;  served 
on  N.W.  Frontier  of  India,  1897-8 ;  Buner, 
present  at  attack  and  capture  of  Tanga  Pass 
(medal  with  clasp)  ;  served  at  Tirah,  1897-8 
(clasp)  ;  served  in  S.  African  War,  1899- 
1902  ;  took  part  in  relief  of  Ladysmith, 
including  action  at  Colenso,  operations  of 
17-24  Jan.  1900,  and  operations  on  Tugela 
Heights,  14-27  Feb.  1900;  in  Natal,  March 
to  June  1900 ;  afterwards  P.M.O.  of  Gen. 
Hosp.  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  8  Feb.  and  10 
Sept.  1901,  Queen's  medal  with  four  clasps 
and  King's  medal  with  two  clasps,  C.M.G.). 
Address :  c/o  Holt  and  Co.,  3  Whitehall  Place, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

LAUDER,  William,  1873-4.  CI.  4.  s.  of 
Dr.  A.  W.  Lauder,  Toronto,  Canada. 

LIVIXGSTONE-LEARMONTH,Thomas 

Livingstone,  1872-3.  CI.  3,  4.  b. 
5  March  1860  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Living- 
stone-Learmonth  of  Parkhall,  Stirling- 
shire. 

Harrow ;  Pembroke  Coll.  Cantab ;  of 
Parkhall,  Stirlingshire.  Address:  Parkhall, 
Polmont,  Stirbngshire,  or  c/o  W.  Livingstone- 
Learmonth,  Sutton  Lodge,  Guildford. 

LOXGMORE,  John,  1870-2.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  5  March  1858 ;  s.  of  Adam  C. 
Longmore,  H.M.  Exchequer,  11  East 
Claremont  Street. 

Agent  West  End  Branch,  Bank  of  Scot. 
Address  :  56  Melville  Street,  Edin. 

LUKE,  Robert  Simson,  1870-5.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  b.  1860;  s.  of  John  Luke, 
Elie,  Fife. 

d.  13  Oct.  1894  at  Coolgardie,  W.  Australia. 

MACBETH,  Henry  Raeburn,  now  Mac- 
beth -  Raeburn,  1870-4.  CI.  1-L.M. 
b.  24  Sept.  1860;  s.  of  Norman 
Macbeth,  R.S.A.,  28  Saxe-Coburg 
Place. 

Rugby ;  Gold  Medal  for  Anat.  and 
Figure-drawing  at  S.  Kensington  Sch.  of 
Art;  studied  in  Paris  ;  Artist;  A.R.P.E. ; 
m.  Isabelle  EUzabeth  M'Oscar.  Address  : 
51  Gower  Street,  Lond.,  W.C. 

MACFIE,  Andrew  Laurie,  1870-6.  CI. 
1-Adv.  M.  b.  14  April  1860;  s.  of 
R.  Macfie,  D.L.,  J.P.,  of  Airds, 
Argyllshire ;   XL 

Edin.  and  Glasg.  Univs.  ;  played  for  Lanes 
Co.  at  Lawn- tennis  for  sixteen  yrs.  ;  joined 
Fairrie  and  Co.  Ltd.,  Sugar-refiners,  Liver- 
pool, 1881  ;  now  Jt.  Mang.  Dir.  ;  Lt.-Col. 
comdg.  Liverpool  Scottish,  1902-12;  1912 
Col.  comdg.  S.  Lanes  Inf.  Brig.  T.F.  ;  V.D. 
1904  ;  m.  Mary  M'Laren  Post  of  N.Y.  Ad- 
dress :   Myrona,  Blundell  Sands,  Liverpool. 


M'LAREN,  John  David  Murdoch,  1870-2. 
CI.  1,  2.     b.  1860  ;    s.  of  William  C. 
M'Laren,  13  Carlton  Terrace. 
Merchant,  Leith  ;   d.  28  Feb.  1908. 

MACNAIR,  Angus  Gillian  Maclaine, 
1870-5.  CI.  1-5.  b.  18  March  1860  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  J.  Macnair  of  Canongate 
Parish;   XX. 

Rly.  Engineer  in  America  and  Mexico  ; 
d.  28  Feb.  1903. 

MARTIN,  Frederick  William,  1870-6. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  25  Nov.  1859  ;  s.  of  John 
Martin,  W.S.,  P.C.S.,  19  Chester  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  1877-82  ;  C.A.  Edin.  1884 ; 
of  Paulin,  Sorley  and  Martin,  1884-95,  and 
of  Martin,  Currie  and  Co.  1895-1910  ;  ret. 
1910;  m.  Janet  Cowan,  dau.  of  Rev.  Robert 
Boog  Watson,  LL.D.  Address  :  Wood- 
lands, Davidson's  Mains,  Midlothian. 

MAXWELL,  Alexander,  1870-C.  CI.  1- 
Adv.  U.M.  b.  26  June  1860  ;  s.  of 
Wellwood  Herries  Maxwell  of  Munches, 
Dalbeattie. 

Merchant,  Liverpool ;  d.  17  Sept.  1903. 

MEGGISON,  Thomas  Cockburn,  1874-6. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  10  April  1860  ;  s.  of  John 
Mill  Meggison,  14  Laverockbank  Ter- 
race. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1882  ;  M.D.  Edin. 
1888  ;  and  at  Prague,  Vienna,  and  Berlin  ; 
gen.  med.  pract.  in  Manchester,  Norwood, 
and  Lewisham  ;  past  Pres.  W.  Kent  Med. 
and  Chir.  Soc. ;  m.  Mabel  Austin.  Address  : 
Crypt  House,  Seaford,  Sussex. 

MURRAY,  Kenneth  Dalziel,  1870-7. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  28  Feb.  1860;  s.  of 
Kenneth  Murray,  India  ;   XX.,  XL 

Tea-planter,  Darjeehng  dist.,  for  eighteen 
yrs.  ;  then  came  to  Eastern  Dooars  dist.  ; 
since  1901  Supt.  Northern  Dooars  Tea  Co.'s 
estates.  Address:  Binaguri  T.E.  and  P.O., 
Dooars,  E.B.  and  Assam,  India. 

MURRAY,  WiUiam  Edward,  1870-2. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1  Dec.  1859 ;  s.  of 
Andrew  Murray,  W.S.,  17  Walker 
Street. 

Mining  Engineer ;  m.  .  A  ddress  :  c/o 
Patrick  Murray,  W.S.,  7  Eton  Terrace,  Edin. 

ORD,  John  William  Burrell,  1871-4.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  21  May  1859  ;  s.  of  John 
Ord  of  Upper  Nisbet,  Kelso. 

d.  25  Dec.  1894  at  Pietermaritzburg,  Natal. 

PARSONS,  Arthur  Robert,  1872-5.  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  24  Oct.  1859  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  J.  E.  B.  Parsons,  LA. 

Joined  Natal  Mounted  Police,  1878 ; 
killed  at  Isandwhlana,  22  Jan.  1879. 


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PARSONS,  Clement  George,  1872-5.  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  8  Aug.  18G1  :  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  J.  E.  B.  Parsons,  LA. 

Sandhurst  ;  Lt.-Col.  I.S.C.  ;  and  Lt. 
io6th  and  22nd  Ft.  1880 ;  Lt.  Cheshire  Regt. 
1881  ;  B.Sc.  1882  ;  Capt.  I.S.C.  1891  ;  Maj. 
I. A.  1900 ;  Lt.-Col.  1906  ;  Civil  Employ. 
1885-95;  Dep.  Comr.,  Hissar,  Mooltan, 
Delhi;  Excise  Comr.,  Punjab;  Dep.  Comr., 
Lahore ;  Comr.,  Lahore  d\v.  ;  Mem.  o£ 
Council  of  Lt.-Gov.  of  Punjab  ;  m.  Grace 
Florence,  dau.  of  Gen.  Hungerford  Bod- 
dam,  I. A.  ;  d.  26  May  1912. 

PATERSON,  Arthur  Bourne.  1874-7.  CI. 
5-7.  b.  29  Oct.  1860;  s.  of  Robert 
Paterson  of  Birthwood,  Biggar. 

Hertford  Coll.  Oxon ;  W.S.  1887;  m. 
Constance  Ada  Mary  Macnider ;  d.  26  Oct. 
1907. 

PATERSON,  Augustus  Frederick,  1873-6. 
CI.  L.-Adv.  U.M.  b.  18  July  1860  ; 
s.  of  Augustus  Paterson,  6  Wardic 
Road. 

Pearl-fisher.  Address:  P.O.,  Collie,  \V. 
Australia. 

PATON,  Diarmid  Noel,  1872-7.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  19  March  1859 ;  s.  of  Sir  J.  Noel 
Paton,  R.S.A.,  33  George  Square. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.D.  1885  ;  B.Sc.  1880  ; 
F.R.C.P.E.  1887  ;  Baxter  Schol.  Nat.  Sc. 
1882  ;  Biolog.  FeU.  Edin.  Univ.  1884  ;  and 
at  Vienna  and  Paris  ;  Physiologist ;  Regius 
Prof,  of  Physiol.,  Glasg.  Univ.,  since  1906; 
Supt.  Research  Lab.,  R.C.P.E.,  1889;  Lect. 
on  Physiol.,  Sch.  of  Med.  R.C.,  Edin.,  1886; 
Mem.  Roy.  Commis.  on  Salmon -fisheries, 
1900 ;  Author  of  large  numbers  of  papers  on 
physiol.  and  fishery  subjects;  m.  Agatha  H., 
dau.  of  Alex.  Balfour  of  Dawyck,  Peebles- 
shire. Address :  The  University,  Glasg.  See 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  12. 

PEACOCK,  Edward  Adrian  Woodruffe, 
1870-3.  CI.  1-3.  b.  23  July  1858  ; 
s.  of  Edward  Peacock,  J. P.,  F.S.A., 

Bottesford  Manor,  Brigg,  Lincolnshire. 

St.  John's  Coll.  Cantab,  1877-80  ;  Hatfield 
HaU,  Durham  Univ.  ;  XV.  1880-1  ;  L.Th. 
(Hatfield  Hall),  Durham,  1880;  F.L.S.  1895  ; 
F.G.S.  1895  ;  M.C.S.  1901 ;  M.R.E.A.S.  1903  ; 
R.A.S.  1895;  Speciahst  in  Soils,  Grass,  and 
Thoroughbred  Studs ;  V.  of  Cadney,  Brigg, 
Lines,  1891  ;  Author  of  Rural  Studies,  1902  ; 
Grouse  Disease,  1907 ;  A  Check-hst  of  Lin- 
colnshire Plants,  1910;  writer  to  scientific  and 
weekly  press;  m.  (i)  1880  Ellen  Mary,  dau. 
of  George  Adam  Burn ;  (2)  Charlotte  Anne, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Warner,  Leicester  Abbey. 
Address:  Cadney  Vicarage,  Brigg,  Lines. 

PEACOCK,  Maximilian  Edward  Wood- 
ruffe,  1870-3.  CI.  1-3.  b.  21  Sept. 
1859  ;  s.  of  Edward  Peacock,  J.P., 
F.S.A.,  Bottesford  Manor,  Brigg,  Lin- 
colnshire. 


St.    Peter's   Sch.    Yorks ;     XV. ;    Farmer 
and  Shire  Horse-breeder;  d.  c.  1902  in  U.S.A. 

PRINGLE,  Alexander  Charles,  1870-1. 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Rev.  John  Pringle,  55 
York  Place ;  d. 

RANKEN,  George  Patrick,  1870-4.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  13  Oct.  1859;  s.  of  Col. 
George  Ranken,  Cargilfield.  Trinity. 

Sandhurst ;  Lt.-Col.  46th  Putijaubis ; 
2nd  Lt.  63rd  Ft.  (Manchester  Regt.),  1879  ; 
Lt.  1880 ;  B.S.C.  1882  ;  Capt.  I.S.C.  1890  ; 
Maj.  1899  ;  Lt.-Col.  1904  ;  Brev.  Col.  1907  ; 
served  with  Burmese  exped.,  1886-7,  ^s 
Staff  Off.  to  Dir.  of  Trans,  (desp.,  Lond. 
Gaz.  2  Sept.  1887,  medal  with  two  clasps)  ; 
Hazara  exped.  1888  (clasp)  ;  took  part  in 
operations  in  Chitral,  1895,  with  Relief  Force 
(medal  with  clasp) ;  served  on  N.W.  Frontier, 
India,  1897-8;  Malakand,  during  operations 
in  Bejaur  and  Mahmund  country  (clasp)  ; 
raised  and  commanded  for  seven  yrs.  46th 
Punjaubis  ;  Gold  Medallist  U.S.  Inst,  of 
India  ;  Author  of  Handbook  on  the  Tribes 
of  the  N.W.F.  of  India,  etc.  ;  m.  .\da  Mary, 
dau.  of  Rev.  Chas.  Pritchard,  Savilian  Prof, 
of  Astronomy,  Univ.  of  Oxford.  Address  : 
Authors'  Club,  Lond.,  S.W. 

REID,  Francis  John  Maitland,  1870-1. 
CI.  1.     b.  17  Dec.  1859  ;    s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  James  Reid,  LA. 
d.  19  March  1872. 

RICHARDSON,  Robert  Mervyn,  1870-1. 
CI.  1.  b.  14  Nov.  1859  ;  s.  of  James 
Richardson,  F.R.S.E.,  16  Coates  Cres- 
cent. 

Loretto,  1871-5 ;  Trin.  Hall,  Cantab; 
Seaforth  Highs. ;  1881  Egyptian  \\'ar  (medal 
and  clasp  and  Khedive's  star)  ;  1882  20th 
Huss.,  Gordon's  relief,  with  Light  Camel 
Corps  (clasp)  ;  1888  promoted  into  iJth 
Huss. ;  X900  S.  African  War  (Queen's  medal, 
six  clasps,  and  King's  medal,  two  clasps) ; 
1906-8  Middlesex  Yeo.,  Maj.  and  Lt.-Col.; 
ra.  Helen  Charlotte,  dau.  of  R.  B.  Croft, 
J. P.,  D.L.  Address:  Offlev  Holes,  Hitchin, 
Herts. 

ROBERTSON,  Duncan  John,  May 
1874-6.  CI.  4-6.  b.  14  Jan.  1860 ;  s. 
of  Sheriff  James  Robertson,  Kirkwall. 

Sol.,  Kirkwall,  1888;  Co.  Clerk  and  J. P. 
Clerk  of  Orkney,  etc.  ;  Factor  on  Melsetter, 
Breckness,  Eday,  Woodwick,  Brugh,  and 
other  estates  in  Orkney  ;  published  various 
fugitive  essays  and  verses  in  Longmans' 
and  other  mags. ;  m.  Margaret  Keir  Garden, 
Forres.  Address  :  Crantit  House,  St.  Ola, 
Orkney. 

ROBERTSON,  Francis  James,  1870-3. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  8  Dec.  1858  ;  s.  of  George 
Robertson  of  Hedderwiek,  C.E.,  47 
Albany  Street. 

W.S.  1884  ;  m.  1884  EUzabeth,  y.  dau. 
of  Rev.   John  Caldwell  Brown  of  Carbeth 


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Guthrie,  Min.  of  Ceres,  Fife.     Address  :  c/o 
Hope,  Tod  and  ffirk,  W.S.,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Patrick  Charles,  1870-7. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  22  June  1859 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  W.  Robertson,  C.A.,  22 
Abercromby  Place  ;  Dux  of  all  Cls. 
and  of  the  School,  1877  ;  Prize  for 
French,  CI.  7,  1877  ;   XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  i88i  ;  Fothringham 
and  Forrest  Bursary,  1877 ;  Bruce  of 
Grangehill  and  Falkland  IBursary,  1878  ; 
Grierson  Bursary,  1881  ;  C.A.  1886  (ist  in 
Final  Exam.)  ;  Mem.  of  Council  of  Edin. 
C.A.  Soc.  ;  of  A.  and  J.  Robertson,  C.A.  ; 
m.  Constance  Isabelle  Hamilton,  e.  dau.  of 
Lt.-Gen.  Charles  Samuel  Steward,  Madras 
Army.     Address:   12  Ramsay  Garden,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  William  Pemberton, 
1870-4.  CI.  1-L.M.  b.  25  July  1859  ; 
s.  of  George  Robertson,  W.S,,  17  Royal 
Circus. 

W.S.  1882  ;  of  Pearson,  Robertson  and 
Finlay,  W.S.  ;  m.  Augusta,  dau.  of  Col. 
Babington  of  Brooldands,  Hampshire.  Ad- 
dress :  13  Castle  Street,  Edin.,  and  Boswell 
House,  St.  Boswells. 

ROBSON,  William,  1870-7.  CI.  1-L.M. 
b.  15  Feb.  1860  ;  s.  of  Charles  Robson, 
Grove  Hill,  Kelso. 

J. P.  Co.  of  Roxburgh  ;  Mem.  Kelso  T.C.  ; 
P.C.  and  Ro.xburgh  C.C.  ;  Dir.  Kelso  Gas 
Co.  and  Kelso  Laundry  Co.  ;  m.  Marie 
Louise  Thomas  of  Manchester.  Address  : 
Grove  Hill,  Kelso. 

SALMON,  John  Henry,  1870-3.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1857  ;  s.  of  John  Morgan  Salmon, 
12  Victoria  Road,  Northfleet,  Kent. 

d.  Oct.  1890. 

SHAW,  Alexander,   1870-7.     CI.  1-Adv. 
U.M.     b.  14  June  1860  ;   s.  of  Sheriff 
.    Charles  Shaw,  Lochmaddy,  N.  Uist. 

Owner  of  Plume  Ranch,  Woolchester,  Al- 
berta; m.  Johannah  MacKinnon.  Address: 
Woolchester,  Alberta,  N.W.T.,  Canada. 

SHE  WAN,  Alexander,  1872-4.     CI.  3,  4. 
b.    1858  ;     s.   of   Alexander   Shewan, 
M.D.,    Dep.    Insp.  -  Gen.    of    Hosp., 
Madras,  4  Melville  Crescent, 
d.  1876. 

SINCLAIR,  John  (Lord  Pentland), 
1870-3.  CI.  1-3.  b.  7  July  1860 ;  s. 
of  Capt.  George,  Sinclair,  5  Bucking- 
ham Terrace. 

Wellington  Coll.  ;  Sandhurst ;  Cornet 
5th  Lancers,  1879 ;  served  in  Soudan 
campaign,  1885  (medal  and  clasp)  ;  ret.  as 
Capt.  1887 ;  A.D.C.  to  Lord  Aberdeen, 
Ld. -Lieut,  of  Ireland,  1886  ;    contested  Ayr 


Burghs,  1886  ;  Mem.  L.C.C.  1S89-92  .  M.P. 
Dumbartonshire,  1892-5  ;  Sec.  to  Lord 
Aberdeen,  Gov. -Gen.  of  Canada,  1895-7; 
M.P.  Forfarshire,  1897-1909  ;  Sec.  for  Scot. 
1905-12;  cr  I  St  Baron  Pentland  of  Lyth, 
Caithness,  1909  ;  Gov.  of  Madras,  1912  ; 
presented  witli  Freedom  of  City  of  Edin. 
1912  ;  m.  1904  Lady  Marjorie  Gordon,  o. 
dau.  of  7th  Earl  of  Aberdeen.  Address: 
7  Cambridge  Square,  Lond.,  W.,  and 
Government  House,  Madras. 

SMEATON,  Thomas  Weight,  1873-6. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  15  May  1858  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
J.  Smeaton  of  Tulliallan,  Kincardine 
on  Forth ;  XX. 

Pres.  and  Capt.  Auchterarder  Cricket  and 
Curling  Clubs  for  many  yrs.  ;  Landed 
Proprietor  ;  Chm.  first  Auchterarder  Sch. 
Bd.  and  Mem.  C.C.  ;  Vice-Pres.  Stratheam 
Agricult.  Soc.  ;   d.  1909  in  Canada. 

SMITH.  Errol  Ross,  1870-7.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  I860;  s.  of  John  Smith,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.E.,  11  Wemyss  Place ;  XX. 

A.F.C. ;  Rugby,  v.  Ireland,  1879;  d.  23 
March  1902. 

SOMERVILLE,  George  Laird,  1870-6. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  29  March  1860;  s.  of 
Alexander  Somerville,  2  Saxe-Coburg 
Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1880 ;  M.B.,  CM. 
1885  ;  med.  pract.  in  Stockton-on-Tees  ; 
Hon.  Med.  Off.  Stockton  Hosp. ;  d.  9  May 
1902  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ix.  120. 

SPENCE.  Arthur  Edward  Cecil,  1870-5. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  22  July  1858  ;  s.  of 
Capt.  Arthur  W.  Spence,  H.E.I.C.S. ; 
XI.  and  XX. 

L.R.C.P.  and  L.R.C.S.E.  1882  ;  M.B., 
CM.  Edin.  1883;  Maj.  R.A.M.C  ;  served  in 
Nile  exped.  1884-5  ;  Soudan  exped.  1885  ; 
Suakin  (medal  with  clasp,  bronze  star)  ; 
operations  on  Nile,  1889  (clasp)  ;  opera- 
tions on  N.W.  Frontier  of  India,  1897-8,  on 
Samana  Range  and  in  Kurram  Valley,  and 
with  Flying  Col.  Kohat  F.F.,  also  served 
with  Tirah  Exped.  Force  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz. 
7  June  1898,  medal  with  three  clasps)  ; 
S.  African  War,  1901-2  ;  operations  in 
O.R.C  June  1901  to  31  May  1902,  and  in 
Cape  Colony  in  June  1901  (Queen's  medal 
with  four  clasps)  ;  m.  Maud  Catherine,  dau. 
of  Capt.  Lawrence  Henry  Peel  (52nd  L.I.) 
of  Aglesmore,  Gloucestershire.  A  ddress : 
Lindisfarne,  Milverton,  Leamington  Spa. 

STAVERT,  Thomas  Hope,  1870-2.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  7  July  1859  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Stavert  of  Hoscote,  Roxburghshire, 
and  34  Palmcrston  Place. 

Charterhouse,  1873-6 ;  Shooting  VIIL, 
Wimbledon,  1876  ;  Sandhurst,  passed  out 
fourth,  1879  ;  Lt.  looth  R.  Canadian  Regt. 
(now  1st  Batt.  Leinster  Regt.),  1880  ;  Capt. 
1885;    Maj.  1893  ;  Lt.-Col.  1903  ;  Col.  1907; 


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DR.  CLYDE'S  CLASS,  1870-7 


Col.  comdg.  No.  12  Dist.,  Cork,  since  1908  ; 
served  in  S.  African  Wax,  1900-2  ;  operations 
in  O.F.S.  May  1900  ;  operations  in  O.R.C. 
May  to  Nov.  1900,  including  action  at 
Witterbergen ;  operations  in  Transvaal, 
Oct.  1900 ;  operations  in  Cape  Colony, 
May  1900  ;  operations  in  Transvaal,  March 
to  April  and  in  July  1901  ;  operations  in 
O.R.C.  Nov.  1900  to  March  1901  and  April 
1901  to  May  1902  (Queen's  medal  with 
three  clasps,  King's  medal  with  two  clasps). 
Address  :   34  Palmerston  Place,  Edin.       , 

STEIN,  Robert  Pender,  1870-5.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  b.  26  Oct.  1860  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Stein,  18  Claremoat  Crescent. 

Corn  Merchant  and  Broker,  Liverpool  ; 
m.  Margaret  Elizabeth  Johnstone,  Lond. 
Address  :   27  Fenwick  Street,  Liverpool. 

THOMPSON,  D'Arcy  Wentworth,  1870-7. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  2  May  1860  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
D'Arcy  Wentworth  Thompson,  Queen's 
Coll.  Galway,  Class.  Master  at  E.A. 
1852-64  ;  best  in  German,  CI.  7,  and 
1st  Acad.  Club  Prize,  1877. 

M.A.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab;  C.B.  1898; 
Prof,  of  Nat.  Hist.,  Univ.  Coll.,  Dundee; 
Scientific  Mem.  of  Fishery  Bd.  for  Scot.  ; 
Brit.  Delegate,  Behring  Sea  Fisheries  Con- 
ference, 1897 ;  North  Sea  Conferences, 
Stockholm,  1899,  Christiania,  1901,  etc. 
Publications  :  A  Glossary  of  Greek  Birds, 
1895  ;  Transl.  of  Aristotle's  Natural  History, 
1910;  various  zoological  papers,  reports  and 
blue-books  on  fishery  questions,  etc. ;  m. 
Maureen,  dau.  of  William  Drury.  Address: 
University  College,  Dundee. 

THOMPSON,  John  J.  Watson,  1870-1. 
CI.  1. 

THOMPSON,  WilHam  Buchanan,  1871-6. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  1860;  s.  of  Dr.  Thompson, 
Trinity  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  Med.  Course  (two  years)  ; 
Capt.  Midlothian  Bicycle  Club  ;  winner  of 
many  scratch  prizes  ;  runner-up  Scot.  Ama- 
teur Bicvcle  Championship ;  d.  in  Australia, 
Oct.  1883. 

THOMSON,  James  Torrance,  1870-2. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  28  March  1860  ;  s.  of 
Henry  T.  Thomson,  1  E.  Claremont 
Street. 

d.  8  June  1880. 

TOD,  Robert  Forrest,  1870-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  15  July  1859  ;  s.  of  Robert  Tod, 
Clerwood,  Corstorphine. 

Well-known  breeder  of  horses ;  farmed  his 
own  property  in  Herts  ;   d.  30  Jan.  1902. 

TROTTER,  Warren  Francis,  1873-4. 
a.  4.  b.  1860;  s.  of  William  Trotter, 
Trinity,  Jersey. 


Col.  R.M.A.  :  Lt.  R.M.A.  1876 ;  Capt. 
1886;  Maj.  1896;  h.p.  1899;  Hon.  Col. 
1909 ;  ret.  1912 ;  served  with  Egyptian 
exped.  1882  ;  present  at  bombardment  of 
Alexandria  (medal  with  clasp,  bronze  star). 

TUKE,  John  Battv,  1873-6.  CI.  L.M.- 
M.  6.  b.  3  Mav  I860  ;  s.  of  Sir  John 
Batty  Tuke,  M.D.,  LL.D.,  20  Char- 
lotte Square  ;   XX. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.  and  CM.  1881  ; 
M.R.C.P.E.  1887;  F.R.C.P.E.  1889;  M.D. 
1890;  XX.  1877-8;  A.F.C.  1878-81;  Ass. 
Med.  Off.  West  Riding  .\syl.,  Wakefield,  and 
Montrose  Roy.  Asyl.,  1881-4  ;  Med.  Supt. 
New  Saughton  Hall  Private  Asyl.  since  1884 ; 
m.  1887  Annie  leabella  Howden.  Address  : 
New  Saughton  Hall,  Polton,  Midlothian. 

WARDEN,  Ivie  Andrew,  1870-3.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  15  March  1859  ;  s.  of  William 
Warden,  13  Claremont  Crescent. 

Merchant,  Buenos  Aires.  Address :  329 
Calle  Rivadavia,  Buenos  Aires,  Argentine 
Republic. 

WARDROP,  Henry  Alfred,  1870-4.  CI. 
1-L.M.  b.  4  May  1858;  s.  of  Maitland 
Wardrop,  The  Lodge,  Forbes  Road. 

In  N.Z.  1879-82  ;  Land  Agent  to  Earl  of 
Suffolk  and  Berks,  Charlton  Park,  Malmes- 
bury,  1882-9  ;  latterly  Priv.  Sec.  and  Agent 
to  Lord  Lilford,  Lilford  Hall,  Oundle  ;  d. 
March  1909. 

WARDROP,  Maitland  Dalrymplc,  1870-4. 
CI.  1-L.M.  b.  8  Oct.  1859;  s.  of 
Maitland  Wardrop,  The  Lodge,  Forbes 
Road. 

Durham  Univ.  1888-90  ;  L.Th.  Univ.  Coll. 
Durham ;  in  architect's  ofi&ce,  Edin.  and 
Lond.,  1879-81  ;  Farmer,  Virginia,  1881-5  ; 
Ch.  of  Eng. ;  D.  1891  ;  P.  1892  ;  V.  St.  Mar- 
garet's, Collier  Street,  Dio.  Roch.  ;  fmly. 
C.  St.  George's,  Douglas,  I.  of  M.,  1891-3  ; 
St.  George's,  Barrow,  1893-5  ;  Trowbridge, 
1895-1902  ;  H.  Trin.,  St.  Marylebone,  1902-4 ; 
Wirksworth,  1904-5  ;  Chap,  at  Trevandrum, 
Travancore,  1906-11 ;  d.  6  Jan.  1914. 

WEIR,  William  Graham,  1870-8.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1860 ;  s.  of  Henry  Weir,  Class. 
Master,  E.A.,  5  Belgrave  Crescent; 
XX. 

Scott.  Widows'  Fund  Offtce,  Lond.  Ad- 
dress :  28  Comhill,  Lond.,  E.C. 

WHYTLAW,  Robert,  1873-4.  CI.  L.M. 
James  Carmichael,  9  Saxe-Coburg 
Place  (House  Master). 

WILKIE,  William  Alexander,  1870-5. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  21  March  1859  ;  s.  of 
James  Wilkie,  4  Gloucester  Place. 

Sheep  Farmer,  N.Z.,  since  J877;  m. 
Ethel    Margaret,    dau.    of    Vincent    Rice. 


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329 


Address  :   Fernhill,  Hoteo  North,  Auckland, 
N.Z. 

WILSON,  Robert  James,  1870-6.  CI.  1- 
Adv.  U.M.  s.  of  Dr.  Wilson,  12  Dean 
Terrace. 

Sole  partner  of  R.  Towns  and  Co.,  Mer- 
chants, Sydney.  Address  :  R.  Towns  and 
Co.,  Sydney,  N.S.W. 


WOOD,  Robert  Henry,  1870-6.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  20  June  1860  ;  s.  of  John  George 
Wood,  W.S.,  11  Clarendon  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  E.I.  Merchant,  Philippine 
Islands ;  m.  Elaine,  dau.  of  Col.  Bell, 
Fermoy,  Ireland.  Address:  Bagnio,  Moun- 
tain Province,  Philippine  Islands,  and  3/4 
Lime  Street  Square,  Lond.,  E.G. 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1871-8 


ADAM,  Arthur,  1871-3.  CI.  1,  2.  b. 
30  April  1860  ;  s.  of  Stephen  Adam, 
11  Hillside  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1883  ;  N.P. ;  Maj. 
and  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  5th  R.S.V.B.  ;  V.D.  ; 
Queen  Victoria  Jubilee  medal ;  d.  28  June 
1910  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  139. 

ADAM,  Edwin,  1871-8,  CI.  1-7.  b. 
3  .Jan.  1862  ;  s.  of  Stephen  Adam, 
11  Hillside  Crescent ;  Mitchell  Medal, 
1877 ;  Gloag  Medal,  1878 ;  Mac- 
kenzie Prize  for  Math.  1878  ;  Acad. 
Exhib.  1880 ;  XX. 

M.A.,  LL.B.  Edin.  Univ. ;  and  Leipzig ; 
Advocate,  1885  ;  A.D.  1907  ;  P.C.S.  1908  ; 
K.C.  1908 ;  Reporter,  High  Court  of 
Justiciary,  since  1S91  ;  Author  of  Adam's 
Acts  of  Sederunt,  1886;  Land  Values  and 
Taxation,  1907.  Address:  11  Hillside  Cres- 
cent, Edin.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xv.  13. 

ARBUTHNOTT,  Hugh  Corsar,  1871-2. 
CI.  1.  b.  Oct.  1860  ;  s.  of  Col.  the 
Hon.  Hugh  Arbuthnott,  11  Forres 
Street. 

Fettes,  1872-7  ;  Univ.  Coll.  Lond.  ;  Iron 
and  Steel  Manufacturer;  Dir.  Taylor  Bros. 
Ltd.,  Leeds,  Shelton  Iron  Co.,  and  Vulcan 
Foundry  Ltd.  Address  :  Brookside,  New- 
ton-le- Willows,  Lanes. 

ARNOT,  John  Fleming,  1871-4.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  9  Dec.  1860  ;  s.  of  Rev.  William 
Amot,  8  Merchiston  Avenue. 

Edin.  Univ.  1877-8  ;  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot., 
Edin.  ;  nine  yrs.  in  Australia ;  now  Dir. 
in  Lond.  of  Roy.  Bank  of  Queensland  and 
other  Cos.  ;  m.  Helen  C.  M.,  g.  dau.  of 
Montague  Stanley  of  Edin.  Address:  25 
Sandringham  Gardens,  Ealing,  Lond.,  W. 

AUSTIN,  James  John  Mein,  1871-6,  CI. 
1-5.  b.  14  Nov,  1860;  s.  of  Rev. 
John  Mein  Austin,  Min.  of  St.  Mungo, 
Dumfries. 

m.  Bertha  Maud,  dau.  of  Canon  Cruddas, 
Nether  Warden,  Hexham.  Address :  Dal- 
makerran,  Thomhill,  Dumfriesshire. 

AYTON,  Edward  Innes,  1871-2,  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Edward  Ayton,  10  Hope  Street. 


BALFOUR-MELVILLE,  Elliot  Southesk, 
1871-7.  CI.  1-Adv.  U.M.  b.  6  July 
1860 ;  s.  of  James  Balfour-Melville 
of  Strathkinness,  W.S.,  13  Eton  Ter- 
race ;  XL,  XX. ;  won  Hurdles  and 
Long  Jump,  1877. 

A.F.C.  ;  A.C.C. ;  Scot.  v.  Parsees,  18S5  ; 
won  Silver  Cross  R.  and  A.  G.C.  1881  ;  C.A. 
18S5,  and  Stockbroker  ;  d.  4  March  1912  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xix.  106. 

BALGARNIE,  James  Lovell,  1871-5. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  12  Feb,  1861  ;  s.  of 
James  Hogarth  Balgarnie,  35  Drum- 
mond  Place. 

In  business,  U.S.A.  Address  :  R.F.D.  2, 
Graettinger,  Iowa,  U.S.A. 

BELL,  Benjamin  David  Craigie,  1875-6. 
CI.  5.  b.  26  July  1859  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Bell  of  Lunna,  Advocate,  Sheriff-Sub. 
of  Stirlingshire  at  Falkirk. 

Blair  Lodge,  1876-8  ;  XV.  (Capt.  1877-8)  ; 
XI.  (Capt.  1878);  Edin.-  Univ.  1879-84; 
L.R.C.P.  and  S.E.  1884  ;  med.  pract.,  Kirk- 
wall, since  1884;  J.P.  Co.  of  Orkney;  M.O.H., 
Kirkwall ;  Med.  Off.  H.M.  Prison,  P.O.,  etc. ; 
published  various  contributions  in  med. 
journals  and  reports  on  Poor  Law  Admini- 
stration, etc.,  in  Scot.  ;  m.  Edith  Campbell, 
dau.  of  Sir  Alexander  Christison,  Bart. 
Address  :  65  Albert  Street,  Kirkwall,  Orkney. 

BELL,  Claud  Hamilton,  1871-3.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Charles  Bell,  18  E,  Maitland 
Street. 

BELL,  George  James  Hamilton,  1875-6, 
CI,  5,  b,  28  Feb,  1861  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Bell  of  Lunna,  Advocate,  Sheriff-Sub, 
of  Stirlingshire  at  Falkirk, 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1882;  Lt.-Col. 
I.M.S.  ;  Capt.  1886;  Maj.  1898;  Lt.-Col. 
1906 ;  at  present  Insp.-Gen.  of  Prisons, 
Burma ;  served  with  Lushai  exped.  1889  ; 
joined  Burmese  exped.  1887-9  (medal  with 
clasp);  CLE.  1914;  m.  1890  Violet  Helen 
Mary,  3rd  dau.  of  Lestock  Reid  Forbes, 
I.M.S. ,  Dep.  Comr.,  Chittagong  Hill  Tracts. 
Address:   Rangoon. 


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MR.  CARMICIIAEL'S  CLASS,  1871-8 


BELL,    John,    1871-C.     CI.    1-U.M.     b. 
1860  ;  s.  of  George  Bell  of  Carnithers, 
Ecclefechan,  Dumfriesshire  ;  XX. 
Went  to  Australia  ;  m.     . 

BLACK,  Adam,  1872-7.  CI.  2-6.  s.  of 
James  Black,  8  Bellevuc  Crescent. 

Address  :  7  Petersham  Terrace,  Gloucester 
Road,  Lend.,  S.W. 

BLANSHARD,  George  Easingwood, 
1871-6.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  1861  ;  s.  of 
George  Blanshard,  7  Carlton  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P.  and  L.R.C.S.E.  ; 
L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1887;  late  Surg.  Hodgkin- 
son  and  Limestone  Dist.  Hosp.  and  Med. 
Off.  Walsh.  Dist.  Hosp.,  Irvinebank  ;  med. 
pract.  at  Esk,  Queensland ;  d.  13  March 
1909  at  Killarney,  Queensland. 

BORTHWICK,  James  F.,  1872-6.  CI. 
2-U.M.  b.  2  Aug.  1839;  s.  of 
Alexander  Borthwick,  Kilham,  North- 
umberland ;  XX. 

Farmer;  d.  25  Oct.  1886. 

BROWN,  David  Hepburn,  1871-7.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  26  Aug.  1859  ;  s.  of  David 
Hepburn  Brown. 

B.A.  Ex.  Coll.  Oxon,  1883  ;  M.A.  1887  ; 
Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1884  ;  P.  1885  ;  C.  of 
Lambourne,  1884-7  ;  Mansfield,  1887-90  ; 
V.  of  Elmton  with  Creswell,  Derby,  1891-2  ; 
R.  of  St.  Andrew's,  Brechin,  1892-6 ;  of 
Harrismith,  O.F.S.,  1897-1912  ;  latterly  Y. 
of  Mapleton,  Hull ;  m.  (i)  Jessie  Robertson  ; 
(2)  Helen  M.  Veitch  ;   d.  30  Jan.  1913. 

BRYSON,  David  Dunn,  1875-7.  CI. 
U.M.  and  Adv.  U.M.  b.  5  June 
1861  ;  s.  of  James  Mackay  Bryson, 
85  Inverleith  Row. 

Scot.  Bicycle  Championship,  1879  and 
1881  ;  E.I.  Merchant.  Address:  12  Norfolk 
Street,  Strand,  Lond.,  W.C. 

BUCHAN,  William,  1873-7.  CI.  8-6. 
b.  11  June  1862  ;  s.  of  Rev.  WiUiam 
Buchan,  Min.  of  F.  Ch.,  Hamilton  ; 
Dux  CI.  5  and  6,  1876  and  1877. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1882 ;  Pres.  Edin. 
Univ.  Conservative  Assoc.  1884-5  ;  Advo- 
cate, 1885  ;  Author  of  The  Nation's  Danger, 
1889,  etc.    Address:  6  Rothesay  Place,  Edin. 

BYRNE,  Gervis  Taylor,  1871-6.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1861  ;  s.  of  Edward  Simpson 
Byrne,  Lahore, 

Capt.  R.M.L.I.  ;  Lt.  1880;  Capt.  1889; 
died  of  wounds  received  in  action  before 
Benin,  1897. 

CALLENDER,  Leonard  Arthur,  1871-3. 
CI.  1,  2.     b.  4  Dec.  1859  ;    s.  of  John 


Archibald  Callender,  Braemar  Villa, 
Morningside. 

m.  Mildred  Artindale.  Address :  55  Manor 
Place,  Edin. 

CAMERON,  Christopher  Penny,  1871-7. 
CI.  1-Adv.  U.M.  b.  2  Aug.  1859; 
s.  of  William  Cameron,  Wilhamfield 
House,  Newhaven  Road  ;  Dux  U.M. 
Sch.  1876  and  Adv.  M.  Sch.  1877; 
2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize,  1877  ;   XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  1877-8  ;  apprenticed  Mech. 
Engineer,  1877-82  ;  Chf.  Draughtsman, 
1886-1901  ;  since  1901  Insp.  of  Works, 
Engineering  and  Architectural.  Address : 
I  Eyre  Place,  Edin. 

CAMERON,  William  Smith,  1873-6.  CI. 
3-Adv.  M.  b.  15  Nov.  1858  ;  s.  of 
J.  Cameron,  Factor  to  Kilcoy,  Balna- 
kyle,  Munloehy,  bv  Inverness;  won 
Cricket  Ball,  1876." 
C.E.  ;   d.  14  May  1881. 

CAMPBELL,  John  James,  1871-7.  CI, 
1-U.M.  b.  20  Aug.  1861  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Campbell,  13  Royal  Circus. 

For  many  yrs.  tea-planter  (and  engineer) 
in  Assam  ;  went  to  S.  Africa  with  Lumsden's 
Horse,  and  was  invalided  home  after  enteric 
fever  ;  afterwards  went  to  Canada,  where  he 
died,  1905. 

CARTER,  Frank,  1871.  CI.  1.  b.  21 
Aug.  1861 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Robert  Oliver 
Carter,  Schoolmaster. 

Uppingham,  1875-9  ;  Minor  Exhib.  Ball. 
Coll.  Oxon,  1880-3  ;  ist  CI.  Hons.  Mods. 
1881  ;  ist  CI.  Lit.  Hum.  1883  ;  B.A.  1883  ; 
M.A.  1895  ;  Ass.  Master,  King's  Sch.,  Ely, 
1884-5  ;  Ass.  Master,  St.  Paul's  Sch.,  Lond., 
1885-96 ;  Prof,  of  Classics,  M'Gill  Univ., 
Montreal,  Canada,  1896-1903  ;  Ass.  Master, 
Winchester  Coll.,  since  1903  ;  contributed 
sundry  articles  in  Classical  Review.  Address : 
The  College,  Winchester. 

CLAY,  Charles,  1873-6.  CI.  3-U.M.  b. 
14  April  1859  ;  s.  of  John  Clay, 
Kerchesters,  Kelso ;  won  Steeple- 
chase, 1876 ;  XX. 

Flour  and  Oatmeal  Miller  in  Canada  and 
U.S..\.  ;  m.  1884  Carrie  M.  Oliver,  Wood- 
stock, Ont. ,  Canada.  A  ddress  :  1 02 1  E.  62nd 
Street,  Chicago,  111.,  U.S.A. 

CONNELL,  James,  1871-6.  CI.  1-U.M. 
b.  16  March  1861  ;  s.  of  Christopher 
James  Council,  22  Inverleith  Row. 

B.L.  Co.  Bank,  1876-81  ;  Sheep  Farmer, 
Rockhampton,  Queensland,  1881-97  ;  d.  15 
March  1897. 

CONYNGHAM,  John  Staples  Molesworth 
Lenox-,  1872-6.     CI.  2-5.     b.  28  Nov. 


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331 


1861;  s.  of  Col.  Sir  W.  F.  Lenox- 
Conyngham,  K.C.B.,  D.L.,  Spring 
Hill,  Moneymore,  Co.  Derry. 

Sandhurst ;  Lt.-Col.  2nd  Batt.  Con- 
naught  Rangers ;  2nd  Lt.  44th  Ft.,  88th 
Ft.,  1881  ;  Lt.  Connaught  Rangers,  1881  ; 
Capt.  1889;  Maj.  1900;  Lt.-Col.  1910;  Adj. 
Mil.  1897-1902  ;  m.  Violet  Donaldson.  Ad- 
dress :   The  Barracks,  Tipperary. 

CUNNINGHAM,  John  Miller,  1871-6. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  8  May  1861  ;  s.  of  George 
Cunningham,  C.E.,  2  Ainslie  Place. 

Sandhurst ;  Lt.  2nd  Essex  Regt.  1882  ; 
Capt.  1888  ;  ret.  1896  ;  Nile  exped.  1884-5 
(medal  with  clasp  and  Khedive's  star) ;  S. 
African  medal  with  two  clasps  ;  Vice-Chm. 
Peeblesshire  T.F.  Assoc.  ;  J. P.  for  Peebles- 
shire.   Address:  Leithenhopes,  Innerleithen. 

DBAS,  George,  1873-4.  CI.  3.  b.  10 
June  1860  ;  s.  of  Maj.  John  Deas, 
R.A.M.C,  Indian  Army. 

Edin.  Univ.  1876-82  ;  C.A.  Edin.  1883  ; 
Edin.  Man.  Agra  Bank  Ltd.  1889-93;  since 
1903  Insur.  Man. ;  Mem.  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers, 
King's  Bodyguard  for  Scot.  ;  m.  1894 
Catherine  Martin,  dau.  of  William  Newton, 
Ship  Owner,  Glasg.  Address  :  66  Murray- 
field  Gardens,  Edin.,  and  89  Pall  Mall,  Lond., 
S.W. 

DENNISTON,  Adam  Fairrie,  1873-7. 
CI.  3-6.  b.  14  Oct.  1860;  s.  of 
Archibald  Denniston,  W.S..  Willow 
Park,  Greenock  ;  XI.  (Cairt.  1877). 

Alliance  Assur.  Co.  Ltd.,  Lond.  ;  m. 
Constance  Pesel,  Edin.  Address  :  Ferraain, 
Rosslyn  Road,  Watford,  Herts. 

DRIMMIE,  Thomas  Lcburn,  1871-3.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  8  Sept.  1859  ;  s.  of  Daniel 
Drimmie,  Panmurcfield,  Monificth. 

St.  Leger,  Switzerland,  and  Dresden ; 
Edin.  Univ.  ;  1877-83  apprentice  W.S.  ; 
1883-7  ranching  in  Iowa,  U.S.A.  ;  1889-94 
with  Watt's  Steel  and  Iron  Syndicate  Ltd., 
Middlesborough,  Kentucky,  U.S.A.  ;  1895- 
1901  representing  International  Typograph 
Co.  of  Cleveland,  O.,  in  Europe  ;  since  1903 
business  in  Cincinnati,  O.  ;  m.  i888  Lydia 
O'Neil,  Cincinnati,  O.,  U.S.A.  Address : 
317  Walnut  Street,  Cincinnati,  O.,  U.S.A. 

DUNCAN,  William  Thrcipland,  1871-6. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1  Dec.  1859  ;  s.  of  WilHani' 
Duncan,  S.S.C,  of  Danevale  Park, 
20  Heriot  Row. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  i888  ;  of  Duncan  and 
Hartley,  W.S.  ;  S.  his  father  to  Danevale 
Park,  in  Stewartry  of  Kirkcudbright,  1897; 
d.  15  Sept.  1898. 

ELLIOT,  Adam  Scott,  1872-4.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  28  Feb.  1860;  s.  of  W.  Scott 
Elliot,  W.S.,  of  Arkleton,  Langholm. 


Col.  Cameron  Highs.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1880  ;  Lt. 
1881  ;  Capt.  1890;  Maj.  1898;  Lt.-Col. 
1905  ;  Brev.  Col.  1908 ;  h.p.  ret.  1909 ; 
commanded  ist  Cameron  Highs.  1905-9  , 
served  with  Cameron  Highs,  throughout 
Egyptian  War  of  1882  ;  present  at  battle  of 
Tel-el-Kebir  (medal  with  clasp  and  Khedive's 
star)  ;  also  served  throughout  Nile  exped., 
1884-5,  with  Cameron  Highs,  (clasp)  ; 
served  throughout  operations  of  Soudan 
Frontier  F.F.,  1885-6,  in  command  of 
Cameron  Div.  of  British  Camel  Corps,  and 
was  present  in  engagement  at  Giuiss  ;  m. 
M.  Adam  Evans.  Address  :  Scottow,  Nor- 
wich. 

FINDLAY,  Thomas  George,  1873-7.  CI. 
3-6.  s.  of  Thomas  Findlay,  Bellfield, 
Portobello. 

FRASER,  James  Senior,  1871-2.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Capt.  H.  A.  Eraser,  I.M.,  Zanzibar. 

GAVIN,  Edward  Strachan,  1871-5.  CI. 
1-L.M.  b.  22  Sept.  1858 ;  s.  of 
William  S.  Gavin,  Cherrybank,  New- 
haven  Road. 

Commission  Merchant.  Address:  113 Can- 
ning Street,  Liverpool. 

GLENDINNING,  Robert  AVitton,  1874-6. 
CI.  L.  and  U.M.  b.  17  Aug.  1859  ; 
s.  of  Robert  W.  Glendinning,  Broom- 
dj'kes,  Berwickshire. 

Farmer  until  retirement  in  1912  at 
Taieriside,  Otago,  N.Z.  ;  m.  1884  Jane 
Wilson,  dau.  of  Thomas  Logan,  Woodend, 
Benvickshire.  Address :  54  Manor  Place, 
Dunedin,  N.Z. 

GLOVER,  William,  1872-5.  CI.  2-L.M. 
From  Canada.  James  Carmichael, 
9  Saxe-Coburg  Place  (House  Master). 

GORDON,  James  Aitchison,  1872-7.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1861  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Thomas 
Gordon,  D.D.,  Newbattle  Manse,  Dal- 
keith. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  i88r  ;  Min.  of 
Swinton,  Berwickshire,  1885-91  ;  d.  6  Aug. 
1891. 

GOURLAY,  Nori-is  Alexander,  1874-5. 
CI.  4.  b.  11  May  1860 ;  s.  of 
Gershom  Gourlay,  18  Clarendon  Cres- 
cent. 

d.  10  March  1880. 

GRANT,  Leonard,  1871-4.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
11  March  1860  ;  s.  of  Jas.  Dundas 
Grant,  Advocate,  14  Northumberland 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Lond.  Hosp.  ;  M.B., 
CM.  1881  ;  M.D.  Edin.  1885  ;  Fell,  of  Roy. 
Soc.  of  Med.  and  of  Hunterian  Soc.  ;  gen. 
med.  pract.  ;  Surg.  Great  Northern  Rly.  and 


882 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1871-8 


Passmore  Edwards  Hosp.,  Southgate  ;  m. 
Louisa  Wade.  Address :  Hillside,  New 
Southgate. 

GRAY,  Frederick  Margaretus,  1875-8. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  1861  ;  s.  of  Charles  Gray, 
156  W,  George  Street,  Glasg. ;  best 
in  German,  CI.  7,  1878;  XX.  Capt. 
1877-8. 

Lt.  ist  W.I.  Regt.  ;  d.  30  Nov.  1885  at 
Kingston,  Jamaica. 

GUTHRIE,  William  James,  1871-4.     CI. 
1-3.     b.  1861  ;   s.  of  William  Guthrie, 
Advocate,  8  Fettes  Row. 
I.C.S.  ;  d.  15  May  1890. 

HANDYSIDE,  Patrick  Brodie,  1873-7. 
CI.  3- Adv.  U.M.  b.  24  March  1860 ; 
s.  of  John  Handyside,  Fernieherst, 
Jedburgh. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1883  ;  Dep. 
Surg. -Gen.  R.N. ;  Surg.  1884  (passed  fourth) ; 
Staff  Surg.  1896;  Fleet  Surg.  1903;  Dep. 
Surg.-Gen.  1912  ;  served  on  N.  American, 
W.I.,  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  and  W.  African 
Stations,  1884-99  ;  W.  African  medal,  Sierra 
Leone  clasp;  Staff  Surg,  in  charge  of  R.N. 
Hosp.,  Esquimault,  1899- 1903;  specially 
promoted  Fleet  Surg,  for  '  conspicuous  pro- 
fessional merit,'  1903  ;  Fleet  Surg,  of  H.M.S. 
'  Vengeance'  on  China  Station,  1903-5;  de- 
tailed to  report  on  condition  of  Russian 
wounded  at  Port  Arthur  and  on  the  im- 
munity of  the  Japanese  from  typhoid ; 
thanked  for  report  by  Admiralty;  Fleet 
Surg,  of  '  Minotaur,'  flagship  of  China 
Station,  1910.  Address:  R.N.  Hospital, 
Plymouth. 

HANDYSIDE,  William  Loudon  Busch, 
1872-6.  CI.  2-U.M.  b.  31  Jan.  1860  ; 
s.  of  William  Handyside,  25  Great 
King  Street. 

Bank  of  Eng. ;  m.  Adelaide  Towers  Smith ; 
d.  Jan.  1906. 

HEATH,  George  Francis,  1875-7.  CI. 
5,  6.  s.  of  Mrs.  Heath,  7  Melville 
Street,  Portobello ;  XX. ;  won  Long 
Leap,  1876  ;  High  Jump,  1877. 

HERIOT,  Francis  Douglas  Maitland, 
1878-5,  CI.  3,  4.  b.  26  Jan.  1860  ; 
s.  of  F.  L.  Maitland  Heriot  of 
Ramomie,  Advocate,  Sheriff  of  For- 
farshire. 

Address:  Les  Buttes,  St.  Andrews, 
Guernsey. 

HORSBRUGH,  Robert  Patrick,  1871-8. 
CI.  1-Adv.  U.M.  b.  29  May  1860; 
s.  of  William  Horsbrugh,  Writer, 
Cupar,  Fife  ;  XL  Capt,  1878  ;  XX, ; 
won  Cricket  Ball,  1877,  78. 


Lt.-Col.  I.A.  and  Berar  Commission ; 
Lt.  7th  D.G.,  2nd  Mad.  L.  Cav.,  ist  Mad. 
Lancers,  1883  ;  Capt.  1894  ;  Maj.  1901  ; 
Lt.-Col.  1909  ;  served  with  Burmese  exped. 
1886-9  (medal  with  two  clasps)  ;  m.  May, 
e.  dau.  of  Col.  Kenneth  Mackenzie,  LS.C. 
Address  :   Hoshangabad,  C.P.,  India. 

JENKIN,  Austin  Fleeming,  1871-7.  CI, 
1-6.  b.  5  Oct.  1861  ;  s,  of  Prof. 
Fleeming  Jenkin,  F,R.S.,  5  Fettes 
Row ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Math. 
1877. 

Bronze  Medal,  '  Physicus,'  Edin.  Univ., 
1877-8 ;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  Exhib.,  also 
Schol.  ;  JIath.  Trip.  Wrangler ;  also  Hons. 
Law  Trip.  ;  won  several  medals  for  gym- 
nastics, etc.  ;  Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  1887. 
Piiblicaiions  :  The  Councillors'  Handbook 
(with  Nicholas  Herbert),  1888,  and  other 
legal  works,  etc.  m.  E.  I.  Bowman ;  d. 
19  April  1910. 

JOPP,  John  Archibald,  1871-5.  CI.  1- 
L.M.  b.  12  April  1860  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Jopp,  C.E.,  3  Royal  Terrace. 

With  Campbell,  Macmaster  and  Co., 
Engineers,  Lond.  Address :  23  Clitheroe 
Road,  Clapham,  Lond.,  S.W. 

ia:LSO,  John  Edward  Harry,  1871-5. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  1861  ;  s.  of  Col.  Andrew 
John  Kelso,  9  Lennox  Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM.  1883 ;  M.D. 
1906 ;  gen.  med.  pract.  Address :  Holm- 
wood,  Hayling  Island,  Hants. 

KLIEN,  Alexander,  May -July  1872. 
CI.  1, 

LAURIE,  Arthur  Pillans,  1871-8,  CI. 
1-7.  b.  6  Nov.  1861  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
Simon  Laurie,  Brunstane  House,  Por- 
tobello. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  and  D.Sc.  ;  Exhib. 
and  Fell.  King's  Coll.  Cantab  ;  M.A.  (ist  CI. 
Sc.  Trip.),  1884;  Cantor  Lect.  1891  ;  Mem. 
H.O.  Comtee.  on  Pottery  Manufacture, 
1893  ;  Lect.  Phys.  and  Chem.,  St.  Mary's 
Hosp.  Med.  Sch.,  1895  ;  also  Gilchrist  Lect.  ; 
Exam,  in  Chem.,  R.C.P.,  Lond. ;  Ass.  Comr. 
Roy.  Commis.  on  Secondary  Education, 
1905 ;  now  Prin.  Heriot-Watt  Coll.,  Edin. 
Author:  Scientific  Investigations  in  Phy- 
sico-Chemistry ;  The  Food  of  Plants,  1893; 
Processes,  Pigments,  and  Vehicles,  a  Manual 
for  Art  Students,  1895  ;  Greek  and  Roman 
Methods  of  Painting,  1910.  m.  Mary  Helen 
Gibson.     Address  :   Monkwood,  Colinton. 

LEARMONTH,  Frederick  Valiant  Cotton 
Livingstone-,  1872-4.  CI.  2,  3,  b. 
6  June  1862  ;  s,  of  Thomas  Living- 
stone-Learmonth  of  Parkhall,  Stirling- 
shire, 

Pembroke  Coll.  Cantab ;  M.A.  ;  Lt. 
N.S.W.  M.R.  ;  D.S.O.  for  service  in  the 
field   in   S.    African   War ;     1884   went   to 


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333 


Australia  as  a  squatter;  went  to  S.  Africa, 
1900,  with  2nd  conting.  N.S.W.  M.R. ;  took 
part  in  engagements  at  Ostontein  and 
Driefontein  and  in  advance  to  Pretoria 
under  Lt.-Col.  de  Lisle  in  Gen.  Ian  Hamil- 
ton's Col.  ;  with  De  Lisle  at  Diamond 
Hill ;  was  there  for  two  months  under  Lt.- 
Col.  Hickman,  and  up  to  April  1901  served 
continuously  with  Lt.-Col.  de  Lisle  in  his 
operations  in  O.R.C.  and  Cape  Colony  ;  m. 
Rin,  dau.  of  Canon  Carlisle  of  Melbourne. 
Address :  c/o  T.  L.  Livingstone-Learmonth, 
Parkhall,  Polmont,  Stirlingshire,  and  Brin- 
gagee,  Hay,  N.S.W.,  Australia. 

LEARMONTH,  Walter  Livingstone-, 
1872-4.  CI.  2,  3.  b.  23  April  1861  ; 
s.  of  Thomas  Livingstone-Learmonth 
of  Parkhall,  Stirlingshire. 

m.  Edith,  e.  dau.  of  A.  L.  Spens  of 
Lathallan.  Address  :  Sutton  Lodge,  Guild- 
ford. 

LEE,    John    Robert,    1871-6.     CI.    1-5. 
b.  14  July  1861  ;    s.  of  Robert  Lee 
(Hon.  Lord  Lee),  Senator  of  Coll.  of 
Justice,  26  Charlotte  Square, 
d.  2  May  1S96. 

LEISHMAN,  James  Fleming,  1871-8. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  12  Sept.  1861  ;  s.  of 
Veiy  Rev.  Thomas  Leishman,  D.D., 
Mod.  of  G.A.  of  Ch.  of  Scot.  1898, 
Linton  Manse,  Roxburghshire. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A. ;  Ch.  of  Scot. ;  Min.  of 
Linton-in-Teviotdale,  1895,  in  succession  to 
Ms  father ;  Pres.  Berwickshire  Naturalists' 
Club,  191 1.  Publication:  A  Son  of  Knox, 
and  other  Studies  Antiquarian  and  Bio- 
graphical, 1909.  m.  1900  Jane,  o.  dau. 
of  William  Leishman,  M.D.,  Prof,  of  Mid- 
wifery, Univ.  of  Glasg.  Address:  Linton 
Manse,  Kelso. 

LEISHMAN,  Robert  Fleming,  1871-8. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  31  Oct.  1862 ;  s.  of  Very 
Rev.  Thomas  Leishman,  D.D.,  Mod. 
of  G.A.  of  Ch.  of  Scot.  1898,  Linton 
Manse,  Roxburghshire. 

Went  to  Australia  ;  m.  Mary  Stuart,  dau. 
of  WiUiam  Selby  Douglas,  Banker,  Adelaide. 
Address:  Cathedral  Lodge,  Adelaide,  S. 
Australia. 

LINDSAY,  William  Percival,  1871-7. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  25  April  1861  ;  s.  of  John 
Kyle  Lindsay,  S.S.C.,  24  Blackford 
Road  ;   XL 

W.S.  1883;  Clerk  to  Water  of  Leith 
Purification  and  Sewerage  Comrs.  1889 ; 
m.  Edith  Mary,  dau.  of  Robert  Strathem, 
W.S.  ;  d.  I  Jan.  1901. 

LITTLE,  Robert  MacEwen,  1871-5.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  16  Oct.  1860  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Little, 
Bonnygrass,  Singapore. 


Brit.  N.  Borneo  Co.  1883  ;  Dep.  Gov. 
Labuan,  1899;  Res.  Prov.  Alcock,  B.N.B., 
1902-5  ;  m.  Ruby  Hunter,  dau.  of  Alex. 
D.  Campbell,  Edin.  ;   d.  17  Dec.  1905. 

LOGAN,  Charles  Grant,  1875-8.  CI.  5-7. 
s.  of  Abraham  Logan,  Penang;  XL, 
XX.;  won  Hurdles,  1876,  78;  100 
Yds.  1877,  78 ;  High  Jump,  Quarter- 
mile,  and  Long  Leap,  1878. 

Went  to  India;  m.     .     Address:  Lond. 

MACFARLANE,  Malcolm  David,  1871-6. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  31  May  1860  ;  s.  of  the 
Very  Rev.  James  Macfarlane,  D.D., 
Min.  of  Dviddingston,  and  Mod.  of 
G.A.  of  Ch.  of  Scot.  1865. 
d.  25  Sept.  1895. 

MACKENZIE,  Colin  John,  1873-7.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  26  Nov.  1861  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  Colin  Mackenzie,  I.S.C. ;  XI. 

Sandhurst;  passed  Staff  Coll. ;  Maj.-Gen., 
late  Seaforths ;  C.B.  1900 ;  2nd  I.t.  and 
Lt.  1881;  Capt.  1889;  Maj.  1892;  Lt.-Col. 
1900;  Col.  1903  ;  Maj.-Gen.  1910;  A.D.C.  to 
Lord  Roberts  when  Com.-in-Chf.  in  India; 
A.A.G.  Army  H.Q.  1905-7 ;  commanded  6th 
Inf.  Brig.,  Aldershot,  1907-10;  Chf.  Canadian 
Section  Imp.  Gen.  Staff,  1910-13;  now 
comdg.  Highland  Div.  T.F.,  with  H.Q.  at 
Perth;  served  in  Egypt,  1882  (medal  with 
clasp,  bronze  star)  ;  Burma,  1886-8  (medal 
with  two  clasps) ;  Hazara,  1888  (desp.,  clasp) ; 
Hunza-Nagar,  Gilgit,  1890-1  (desp.,  Brev. 
Maj.,  clasp) ;  Waziristan,  1894-5  (desp.  and 
clasp)  ;  Nile  exped.  1898  (Egyptian  medal 
with  clasp,  and  medal) ;  S.  Africa,  1899-1902 
(desp.  three  times,  Brev.  Lt.-Col.,  Queen's 
medal  with  four  clasps  and  King's  medal 
with  three  clasps,  C.B.)  ;  m.  1898  Ethel, 
dau.  of  Hercules  Grey  Ross,  I.C.S.  Address  : 
Naval  and  Military  Club,  Lond. 

MACKENZIE,  Theodore,  1871-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  9  May  1860  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Kincaid  Mackenzie  of  Ravelrig,  Mid- 
lothian, Man.  Commercial  Bank  of 
Scot.  Ltd. 
d.  5  May  1904. 

MACKNIGHT,  James  William,  1871-4. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  2  July  1857  ;  s.  of  James 
Macknight,  W.S.,  of  Dalsraith,  12 
London  Street. 

For  a  time  in  Melbourne,  then  on  different 
stations  in  Queensland  ;  d.  19  Dec.  1883. 

MACLACHLAN,  John  Bell,  1875-6. 
CI.  5. 

Of  Craigenterive,  Lochgilphead. 

M'LEOD,  George  W.  L.,  1873-7.  CI.  3- 
Adv.  U.M.  s.  of  Gordon  M'Leod  of 
Lochbay,  Skye  ;    XX.  Capt. 

A.F.C.  and  Wanderers  F.C.  ;  Rugby,  v. 
England,  1878. 


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MACNAIR,  James  Alexander  Hill,  1871-8. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  23  Oct.  18G1  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
James  Macnair  of  Canongate  Parish  ; 
XI. 

C.A.  1884;  of  Macnair,  Rorie  and  Co., 
Loncl.  ;  m.  (i)  Helen  X).  Shaw  ;  (2)  Nina 
Lambert.  Address  :  10  Kensington  Court 
Mansions,  Lond.,  S.W. 

MACPHAIL,  Earle  Monteith,  1871-8. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  31  Jan.  1861 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
J.  C.  Macphail,  D.D.,  Pilrig  Manse  ; 
Dux  CI.  1,  2,  3,  and  4,  1872-5 ;  best 
in  Latin  and  Greek  Comp.,  CI.  7,  and 
1st  Acad.  Club  Prize,  1878. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A.  1883  ;  B.D.  1890 ; 
New  Coll.  Edin.,  Cunningham  Fell.  1889  ; 
Miss,  of  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.  1890;  Prof,  of  Hist, 
in  the  Christian  Coll.  Madras ;  Fell,  and 
Mem.  of  Syndicate  of  Univ.  of  Madras ; 
Repr.  of  Univ.  of  Madras  on  Madras  L.C.  ; 
m.  1909  Mary  E.,  dau.  of  J.  M.  Stuart  of 
Eriska,  Argyll.  Address  :  College  Road, 
Madras,  India. 

MATTHEW,  Francis  John,  1873-8.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  16  Oct.  1860  ;  s.  of  Patrick 
M.  Matthew  of  Newmiln,  Perth  ;  XX. 

C.A.  Edin.  ;  afterwards  Estanciero,  Ar- 
gentine Republic.  Address:  Club  de  Resi- 
dentes  Estrangeros,  Rosario  de  Santa  F6, 
Argentina. 

MAXWELL,  Hugh,  1871-8.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  12  May  1862 ;  s.  of  Wellwood 
Herries  Maxwell  of  Munches,  Dal- 
beattie ;  best  in  French,  CI.  7,  1878  ; 
won  Quarter-mile,  1877;  100  Yds. 
1878  ;  XX.  and  XI. 

m.  Miss  Graves,  Liverpool.  Address : 
Birkshaw,  Dunscore,  Dumfriesshire. 

MENZIES,  Alan  Lockhart,  1871-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  2  April  1861  ;  s.  of  Sir 
William  John  Menzies,  W\S.,  Canaan 
Cottage,  Grange  Loan. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A.  ;  W.S.  1886;  of 
Menzies,  Black  and  Menzies,  W.S.,  till  1905  ; 
thereafter  in  business  alone ;  Agent  of  Ch. 
of  Scot.  1906 ;  m.  Katharine  Helen,  y. 
dau.  of  Henry  Bruce  of  Ederline.  Address  : 
Larch  Grove,  Balemo,  Midlothian. 

MILLING,  Horace.  1873-7.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  18  Aug.  1859  ;  s.  of  John  Milling, 
Harlow  Manor,  Harrogate  ;  Ferguson 
Medal,  1876  ;  XX. 

Solicitor,  Leeds  ;  Councillor  (Cent.  Ward), 
Harrogate,  1896-1902  ;  Mayor,  1902-4;  Al- 
derman, J. P.,  1904;  Mem.  Sch.  Bd.  1900-6, 
Chm.  1900  and  1903  ;  Co  -  opted.  Mem. 
Educ.  Comtee.  1908  and  1909  ;  m.  Charlotte 
EUzabeth,  dau.  of  Northing  Snowden  of 
Dishforth,  Thirsk.  Address:  Conway  Lodge, 
Beech  Grove,  Harrogate. 


MOIR,  David  Macbeth,  1876-7.  CI.  6. 
b.  30  Jan.  1860;  s.  of  Surg.-Maj. 
Robert  Moir.  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  St. 
Andrews ;  XI. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.,  M.A,  ;  Edin.  Univ., 
M.B.,  CM.  1885  ;  M.D.  1899  ;  Capt.  I.M.S. 
(Bengal),  1888;  Maj.  igoo ;  served  with 
Lushai  exped.  (medal) ;  Prof,  of  Anat.,  Med. 
Coll.,  Calcutta,  1902;  d.  5  June  1907  at 
Calcutta  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  121. 

MOSMAN,  Hugh,   1872-8.     CI.   1-7.     b. 
27  Oct.   1860  ;    s.  of  Hugh  Mosman 
of  Auchtyfardle,  Lcsmahagow ;  XX. 
W.S.  1885.     Address  :  Ormesby,  Yorks. 

NICOLSON,    David    Anderson,    1871-4. 
CI.     1-3.     b.     1861  ;      s.     of     David 
Nicolson,  Comely  Green. 
Brewer  ;   d.  7  March  1883. 

ORD,  Nicholas  Albert,  1871-4.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  17  Sept.  1860;  s.  of  John  Ord, 
Upper  Nisbet,  Kelso. 

Went  to  N.Z.  ;   d.  26  April  1882. 

OSWALD,  Frank,  1874-7.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
16  April  1859  ;  s.  of  Surg.-Gcn.  Henry 
R.  Oswald,  M.D.,  I.M.S.,  4  Leaming- 
ton Terrace  ;  XX.  :  won  High  Jump, 
1875  ;  100  Yds.  1876. 

Sandhurst,  1878-9 ;  XV.  ;  Capt.  ist 
Lancers  H.C.,  LA. ;  m.  M.  M.  L.  Williamson, 
e.  dau.  of  Surg.-Gen.  B.  Williamson,  I.M.S.  ; 
killed  in  accident  at  polo  at  Secunderabad, 
Deccan,  25  Feb.  1895. 

PARK,  James  Ebenezer,  1871-6.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  1861  ;  s.  of  James  D. 
Park,  30  London  Street ;  Dux  L.M. 
Sch.  1875. 

Banker ;  m.  L.  Jackson,  dau.  of  Col. 
Jackson  ;   d.  1896. 

PATERSON,  Adam,  1875-6.  CI.  5.  s. 
of  Alexander  Paterson,  Royal  Bank, 
Lanark. 

Address  :  9  York  Drive,  Hyndland,  Glasg. 

PHILLIPS,  Augustus  Lyon,  1871-3.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  6  Oct.  1860  ;  s.  of  George 
Ricketts  Phillips,  Merchant,  Montego 
Bay,  Jamaica. 

1874-5  Calabar  Coll.  Kingston,  Jamaica  ; 
1876-7  Lindow  Grove  CoU,,  Alderley  Edge, 
Cheshire ;  XV.,  XL  ;  Owen's  CoU.  Man- 
chester ;  assisted  to  organise  cricket  clubs 
at  Brooklyn,  N.Y.,  and  Philadelphia,  Pa.  ; 
Consulting  Railway  and  General  Engineer  ; 
designed  among  other  works  the  Dock 
Terminus  adjoining  the  port  of  Philadelphia, 
now  under  construction  at  an  estimated  cost 
of  ;^2, 500,000 ;  m.  1887  Janet  Macpherson, 
dau.  of  William  Fulton  of  Birkenhead. 
Address :  329  Roxborough  Avenue,  Rox- 
borough,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  U.S.A. 


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I 


POTTER,  William  Manuel,  1871-4.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  30  March  1858;  s.  of 
J.  Potter,  Clutha  Villa,  Downs  Road, 
Clapton,  London. 

Ship  Owner,  Lond.  ;  m.  Mary  Ann  Dur- 
bridge,  Bromley,  Kent.  Address  :  i8  The 
Avenue,  Beckenham,  Kent. 

REID,  Alexander,  1871-3.  CI.  1-L.M. 
b.  3  Sept.  1860;  s.  of  Alexander 
Raid. 

Edin.  Collegiate  Sch.  ;  XV.  ;  migrated  to 
Canada,  iS8o ;  Pres.  of  three  important 
Elevator  Cos.  there  ;  m.  Edith  Houghton 
of  Birkenhead.  Address:  83  Carlton  Street, 
Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  Canada. 

REID,  Gilbert  Gordon,  1871-5.  CI.  1- 
L.M.  s.  of  William  Reid,  Granton 
Lodge,  Granton. 

REID,  William  Scott,  1871-5.  CI.  1-L.M. 
s.  of  William  Reid,  Granton  Lodge, 
Granton. 

RODGER,  Robert  George,  1871-7.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  5  Feb.  1861  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Alexander  Rodger,  32  Saxe-Coburg 
Place. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A.  ;  Border  Counties' 
Bursar;  New  Coll.  Edin.,  Gunning  Prize- 
man; Forsyth  Bursar;  ist  Cunningham 
Fellow.;  Min.  of  F.  Ch.,  Prestonkirk,  1885; 
ret.  Emeritus,  1910;  m.  Caroline  Agnes,  2nd 
dau.  of  W.  Bankier,  Northbank,  Dowanhill, 
Glasg.  Address  :  9  Clarendon  Crescent, 
Edin.,  and  Hope  Park,  Coldstream. 

SAUNDERS,  Henry  Coles,  1871-6.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  30  Sept.  1859;  s.  of 
William  Samiders,  S.S.C,  42  Albany- 
Street. 

A.F.C.  ;  Treas.  1880-5  ;  F.C.I. I.  ;  Scot. 
Widows'  Fund  Office  since  1876;  at  present 
Res.  Sec. ,  Birmingham ;  m.  Marie  Therese, 
dau.  of  W.  B.  Arnison,  Solicitor,  Penrith. 
Address:  13  Vernon  Road,  Edgbaston, 
Birmingham. 

SCOTT,  Thomas  Archibald,  1871-4.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  29  Feb.  1860  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Scott,  20  Walker  Street. 

Sandhurst,  1880;  Maj.  A.  and  S.  Highs.; 
2nd  Lt.  and  Lt.  1881  ;  Capt.  1890  ;  Maj. 
(ret.),  1901 ;  m.  Margaret  Elizabeth  Keay 
Graham.  Address:  60  Murrayfield  Avenue, 
Edin. 

SEARLE,  Alfred  Ernest  Stuart,  1876-7. 
CI.  Adv.  U.M.  b.  16  March  1860; 
s.  of  Col.  Searle,  R.E.,  Calcutta. 

Col.  I.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  19th  Ft.  1879;  Lt. 
York  Regt.  1881  ;  Bom.  S.C.  1882  ;  Capt. 
I.S.C.  1890;  Maj.  1899;  Lt.-Col.  1904;  Brev. 
Col.  loist  Grenadiers,  1908;  ret.  1911; 
served  with  Burmese  exped.   1885-6  {medal 


with  clasp) ;  served  in  E.  Africa,  1902-4, 
during  operations  in  Somaliland  (medal  with 
clasp).  Address:  c/o  India  Office,  Lond.,  S.W. 

SEARLE,  Richard  William  Ernest 
Stuart,  1873-9.  CI.  3-Adv.  M.  s.  of 
Col.  Searle,  R.E.,  Calcutta. 

SHEPPARD,  Frank  J.,  1874-5.  CI.  L.M. 
b.  9  Oct.  1860  ;  s.  of  Francis  Sheppard, 
C.E.,  H.E.LC.S. 

Went  to  N.S.W.  1S79  ;  now  station 
holder  there ;  m.  Belle,  dau.  of  James 
M'Master  of  Weetalabah,  N.S.W.  Address  : 
Mooren,  Merrygoen,  N.S.W.,  Australia. 

SIMSON,  David  James,  1871-4.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  21  Jan.  1861  ;  s.  of  James  Simson, 
M.D.,  3  Glenfinlas  Street. 

New  Coll.  Oxon  ;  2nd  CI.  Hons.  Mods. 
1881  ;  B.A.  18S3  ;  A.F.C.  ;  Advocate,  1885. 
m.  Georgina  A.  M'Naught;   d.  11  Dec.  1913. 

SMITH,  James  M'Lellan,  1873-5.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  Dec.  1859  ;  s.  of  Rev.  James  Smith, 
F.C.  Manse,  Davidson's  Mains. 

A  ddress : 


In   business  in  America, 
cago,  U.S.A. 


Chi- 


STEUART,  James,  1871-6.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  7  Sept.  1860  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Steuart,  W.S.,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A. ;  W.S.  1884;  of  J.  C. 
and  A.  Steuart,  W.S.  ;  m.  Agatha,  dau. 
of  Rev.  Canon  F.  C.  Royds,  R.  of  Cod- 
dington,  Cheshire.  Address :  25  Rutland 
Street,  Edin. 

STEVENSON,  Alexander  Pott,  1874-5. 
CI.  L.M.  b.  2  Sept.  1858 ;  s.  of  John 
Stevenson,  Commonside,  Hawick. 

Solicitor,  Kelso,  1887;  m.  Jessie  Katherine, 
dau.  of  Robert  Comrie  of  Largs,  Twynholm, 
Kirkcudbrightshire.  Address  :  Woodside, 
Kelso. 

STEWART,  Alexander,  1871-7.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  s.  of  Allan  Stewart  of  Inner- 
hadden,  19  Lansdowne  Crescent: 
XL;  d. 

STEWART,  Archibald  Hepburn,  1872-7. 
CI.  2-6.  s.  of  Allan  Stewart  of  Inner- 
hadden,  19  Lansdowne  Crescent. 

TAIT,  George,  1871-4.  CI.  1-3.  b.  14 
May  1860  ;  s.  of  James  Tait,  W.S., 
Edenside,  Kelso. 

Loretto,  1874-9  ;  XI.  ;  in  the  East, 
1 880-1900,  principally  planting ;  came  home, 
1900 ;  weU  known  in  the  Straits  Settle- 
ments as  a  successful  gentleman  rider ;  d. 
31  May  1910. 

TAIT,  John  Guthrie,  1871-7.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  24  Aug.  1861  ;    s.  of  Prof.  P.  G. 


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MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1871-8 


Tait,  LL.D.,  Edin.  Univ. ;  won  Open 
Mile,  1877 ;  XL,  XX. 

Rhind  Class.  Schol.  Edin.  Univ.  18S1-2  ; 
M.A.  1885  ;  Peterhouse  Coll.  Cantab,  1880  ; 
Foundation  Class.  Schol. ;  ist  CI.  Class.  Trip. ; 
B.A.  1883  ;  Cambridge  XV.  v.  Oxford,  1880, 
1882;  A.F.C.  and  Lond.  Scot.  F.C. ;  Rugby, 
t;.  Ireland,  1880  and  1885  ;  was  in  semi-final  in 
Golf  Amateur  Championship,  Hoylake,  1887  ; 
won  Lond.  Scot.  Golf  Gold  Medal,  Hope- 
Grant  Medal,  and  Bangalore  Golf  Club  Gold 
Medal  twice;  Barr.  Line.  Inn,  1888;  went 
to  India,  1890,  to  Mysore  Govt.  Educ.  Dept. ; 
Prin.  Mysore  Govt.  Central  Coll.,  Bangalore, 
1908  ;  Examiner  in  English  to  Univ.  of 
Madras;  Fell.  Madras  Univ. ;  Maj.  Banga- 
lore Rifle  Vols.  ;  winner  of  prizes  at  Banga- 
lore Rifle  Meetings  and  S.  India  Rifle  Assoc. 
Meetings  ;  m.  Annie  Smith,  dau.  of  Prin. 
John  Cook,  Central  Coll.,  Bangalore. 
Address :  Central  Coll.  House,  Bangalore, 
S.  India. 

THOMSON,  Harold  Lyon,  1871-3.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  6  Nov.  1860  ;  s.  of  Robert 
William  Thomson,  3  Moray  Place. 

Fettes,  1873-4;  Engineer;  M.I.E.E., 
F.S.A.  ;  Mem.  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  King's 
Bodyguard  for  Scot.  Decorations :  Medjidie ; 
Daniloi. ;  Leopold;  Franz  Joseph;  Corona- 
tion medal  of  Nicholas  i. ;  Coronation  medal 
of  King  George  v.  Mem.  of  Council  of  City 
of  Westminster.  Address:  34  St.  James's 
Street,  Lond.,  S.W. 

THWAITES,  William  Morton,  1871-4. 
CI.  1-3.  s.  of  William  Kelso  Thwaites, 
S.S.C,  6  Nelson  Street, 

TODD,  William  George,  1871-5.  CI.  1- 
L.M.  b.  3  April  1860  ;  s.  of  George 
Todd,  C.A.,  Man.  Scot.  Equitable 
Life  Assur.  Soc,  33  Regent  Terrace. 

Trained  in  Glasg. ;  went  to  Trinidad, 
W.I.,  as  engineer  in  a  sugar  factory ;  after- 
wards to  N.Z.  Address :  Whananaki,  Hohur- 
angi,  Auckland,  N.Z. 

USHER,  Robert,  1873-4.  CI.  3.  b.  25 
May  1860 ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Usher, 
Bart.,  of  Norton  and  Wells. 

S.  father  as  2nd  Bart.  1904 ;  Distiller 
and  Wine  Merchant ;  of  Andrew  Usher  and 
Co.;  Mem.  Midlothian  C.C. ;  Jt.  M.F.H.,  L. 
and  S.,  1895-1910;  Dir.  of  the  Longmore, 
Sick  Children's,  Dean,  and  Maternity  Hosps. ; 
Mem.  of  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  King's  Body- 
guard for  Scot.  ;  D.L.  Caithness-shire;  J. P. 
Roxburghshire  and  Midlothian;  m.  1890 
Catherine   Scott,   dau.  of   James  Turnbull, 


W.S.,  Edin.     Address:  Wells,  Hawick,  and 
Norton,  Ratho  Station,  Midlothian. 

WALLNUTT,  Claud  Charles  Miller-, 
1871-3.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  31  March  1861  ; 
s,  of  Maj.  Wallnutt,  ILM.  7th  Rcgt. 

Maj.  Gordon  Highs.  ;  D.S.O.  ;  2nd  Lt. 
1881  ;  Lt.  1881  ;  Capt.  1888  ;  Maj.  1898  ; 
served  in  Egyptian  War  of  1882  ;  present 
at  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (medal  with  clasp 
and  Khedive's  star)  ;  Soudan  exped.  under 
Sir  Gerald  Graham,  1884  ;  present  in  engage- 
ments at  El  Teb  and  Tamai  (two  clasps)  ; 
Nile  expcd.,  1884-5,  with  ist  IBatt.  Gordon 
Highs.,  and  with  River  Col.  under  Maj.- 
Gen.  Earle  (clasp)  ;  Chitral  Relief  Force 
under  Sir  Robert  Low,  1895,  with  ist  Batt. 
Gordon  Highs.  ;  present  at  capture  of 
Malakand  Pass  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  cam- 
paign on  N.W.  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhart,  1897-8,  Tirah  Exped. 
Force,  with  ist  Batt.  Gordon  Highs. ;  present 
at  engagement  at  Dargai  on  18  Oct.  and 
assault  of  Dargai  Heights  on  20  Oct. 
(desp.)  ;  at  capture  of  Sampagha  and 
Arhanga  Passes  and  operations  in  the 
Maidan,  Waran,  and  Bara  Valleys  (D.S.O. 
and  two  clasps) ;  killed  in  action  at  assault 
on  Ladysmith,  6  Jan.  1900  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  vii.  54. 

WATSON,  Andrew,  1871-3.  CI.  1,  2. 
John  Kennedy,  W.S.,  71  Great  King 
Street  (Guardian). 

WATT,  Allan,  1874-5.  CI.  L.M.  s.  of 
D.  A.  P.  Watt,  Montreal. 

WELSH,  Robert  Crosbie,  1874-6.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  12  May  1860  ;  s.  of  William 
Welsh,  30  Royal  Circus. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.B.,  CM.  1881  ;  med. 
pract. ;  m.  May,  dau.  of  Edmund  Lewis 
Hooper,  Albury,  Guildford,  Surrey.  Address : 
Biggleswade,  Beds. 

WHYTOCK,  WiUiam,  1872-5.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  15  June  1859  ;  s.  of  Alexander  M. 
Whytock,  9  George  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Farmer  in  Argentine  Re- 
public, S.  Africa,  and  England ;  m.  Mary 
Graham  MacDonald.  Address:  'The  Whins, 
Budleigh  Salterton,  Devon. 

WILKIE,  James  Patrick,  1871-6.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  19  May  1861  ;  s.  of  James 
Wilkie,  4  Gloucester  Place. 

Went  to  N.Z.  1879,  and  was  engaged  in 
sheep-farming  until  his  death,  30  Jan.  1883. 


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337 


ADDIS,  Charles  Stewart,  1872-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  23  Nov.  1861  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  Addis,  D.I).,  3  Abbotsford 
Crescent ;  Dux  CI.  1,  1873. 

Kt.  1913  ;  Hong-Kong  and  Shanghai 
Banking  Corp.  1880 ;  Straits  Settlements, 
1883;  Man.,  Peking,  1886;  Calcutta,  1897; 
Shanghai,  1901  ;  Lond.  1905  ;  Chm.  Pub. 
School  Comtee.  and  Pres.  St.  Andrew's 
Soc,  Shanghai ;  1908  Brit.  Comr.  of  Bank 
of  Morocco  in  succession  to  Sir  Edward 
Law;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Provost  M'Isaac, 
Saltcoats.  Address:  6a  Primrose  Hill  Road, 
Lond.,  N.W. 

AFFLECK,  WiUiam,  1875-6.  CI.  L.M. 
s.  of  John  Affleck,  Ass.  Man.  Union 
Bank  of  Scot.,  Glasg. ;  d. 

ANDERSON,  John,  1874-5.  CI.  3.  b. 
25  Feb.  1861  ;  s.  of  James  Anderson, 
High  Holm,  Port  Glasgow. 

Drowned  oS  the  coast  of  Genoa,  1884. 

BOYD,  William,  1875-8.  CI.  4-U.M.  b. 
1862;  s.  of  William  Boyd,  Sohcitor, 
Peterhead  ;  Dux  U.M.  Sch.  and  2nd 
Acad.  Club  Prize,  1878. 

Coffee-planter,  Ceylon  ;  returned  home, 
1881  ;   d.  1892  in  Australia. 

CAMPBELL,  Henry  William,  1872-6. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  4  July  1862  ;  s.  of  Sheriff 
James  Campbell,  Edin. 

Blair  Lodge  ;  Sandhurst ;  Maj.  I.S.C.  ; 
Lt.  i8th  Lancers,  I. A.,  1882  ;  Capt.  1893  ; 
Maj.  1901  ;  ret.  1907;  served  with  Zhob 
Valley  exped.  1890;  Burma,  1894;  m. 
Ada  Austin,  dau.  of  John  Shaw,  Eccleston 
Hall,  St.  Helens,  Lanes.  Address:  Crescent, 
Ramsey,  I.  of  M. 

CARTER,  Walter  Henrj^  1872-7.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  15  April  1861;  s.  of  F.  Hayne 
Carter,  C.A.,  8  Eton  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  1879-80;  C.A.  Edin.  1884; 
m.  Elizabeth  Laura,  e.  dau.  of  John  W. 
Reid,  late  M.C.S.  Address  :  P.O.  Box  496, 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  Canada. 

CLARK,    Charles,    1872-5.     CI.   1-3.     b. 
28  Aug.   1858  ;    s.  of  Robert  Clark, 
Printer,  42  Hanover  Street, 
d.  21  Jan.  1876. 

COLLIE,  John,  1873-5.  CI.  2,  3.  b. 
1862 ;  s.  of  David  Colhe,  3  East 
Castle  Road. 

Sometime  in  America  ;   m.     ;   d. 

CON  YNGH  AM,  Arthur  Beresf  ord  Lenox-, 
1872-9.  CI.  1-7.  b.  31  Aug.  1864; 
s.  of  Col.  Sir  W.  F.  Lenox-Conyngham, 


K.C.B.,  D.L.,  Spring  Hill,  Moneymore, 
Co.  Derry ;  best  in  German,  CI.  7, 1879. 

Lond.  Scot.  F.C. ;  of  Conyngham,  Watson 
and  Co.,  S.  Africa  ;  m.  Emraeline  Dowsett, 
Durban  House,  Port  Elizabeth  ;  d.  2  Oct. 
1905- 

CORNILLON,  diaries  Neaves,  1872-8. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  20  Oct.  1861  ;  s.  of 
H.  W.  Cornillon,  S.S.C,  1  Duncan 
Street;    XX. 

Farmer,  Iowa,  U.S.A.  ;   d.  20  March  1882. 

COUSIN,  William  Victor,  1874-7.  CI.  3-5. 
s.  of  Rev.  W.  Cousin,  Melrose. 

Poultry  Farmer ;  subsequently  Fruit 
Farmer  in  England.  Address  :  7  Dryfes- 
dale  Place,  Lockerbie. 

CRABBE,  John,  1872-7.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
9  Sept,  1861  ;  s.  of  John  Miller 
Crabbie,  33  Chester  Street. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst;  Maj.  2nd  D.G.  (Scots 
Greys);  Lt.  1882;  Capt.  1889;  Maj.  1900; 
Adj.  1888-92  ;  Adj.  Fife  Light  Horse,  1896- 
1900;  served  in  S.  Africa,  1900-2;  relief  of 
Kimberley  and  operations  in  Transvaal, 
Zululand,  and  Cape  Colony  (Queen's  medal 
with  two  clasps,  King's  medal  with  two 
clasps) ;  J. P.  for  Dumfriesshire ;  m.  Edith, 
dau.  of  A.  Gordon  Brown,  Liverpool.  Ad- 
dress :  Duncow,  Dumfriesshire. 

CRUICKSHANKS,  Alfred  H.,  1872-3. 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Mrs.  Cruickshanks,  14 
Lennox  Street. 

CULLEN,  John  W.  F.,  1873-6.  CI.  2-4. 
s.  of  Robert  Cullen,  Spring  Gardens, 
Musselburgh. 

DAVIDSON,  Thomas  St.  Clair,  1872-7. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  12  Sept.  1861  ;  s.  of 
Col.  Sir  David  Davidson,  K.C.B., 
Woodcroft,  Clinton  Road. 

Lt.-Col.  Leinster  Regt.  ;  D.S.O.  ;  2nd 
Lt.  1883;  Capt.  1890;  Adj.  1891-5;  Adj. 
2nd  Vol.  Batt.  R.S.  Fus.  1895-1901  ;  Maj. 
1899 ;  Lt.-Col.  1907  ;  served  in  Lushai 
exped.  as  Transport  Officer  (clasp),  1889  ; 
ChSn-Lushai  exped.  as  Transport  Officer 
(medal  with  clasp),  1889-90 ;  S.  African 
War,  1901-2,  with  1st  Batt.  P.W.  Leinster 
Regt.  (Roy.  Canadians),  (desp..  Queen's 
medal  and  five  clasps,  D.S.O.)  ;  m.  1892 
Agnes,  e.  dau.  of  T.  Davies  of  Bryn-Towey, 
Carmarthenshire.  Address:  c/o  CoxandCo., 
16  Charing  Cross,  Lond.,  S.W. 

DOUGLAS,  Archibald  R.,  1872-7.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  30  Sept.  1861  ;  s.  of  John 
Brown  Douglas,  W.S.,  12  Drummond 
Place. 

m.  Ida.  L.  Nigels,  Dunedin,  Florida,  U.S.A. 
Address  :   17  Brunton  Place,  Edin. 


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FAIRBAIRN,  Hugh  Aird  Robert,  1872-C. 
CI.  1-L.M.  b.  2  May  1861 ;  s.  of 
James  Fairbaim,  Bank  of  Scot., 
12  Warriston  Crescent. 

Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.  Address  :  72  North- 
umberland Street,  Edin. 

FRASER,  Francis  David  Stuart  Baird, 
1872-9.  CI.  1-7.  b.  26  Oct.  1863;  s. 
of  Francis  Eraser,  Findrack,  Torphins, 
Aberdeenshire. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  served  with  Methuen's 
Horse  in  Bechuanaland,  and  contributed 
an  article  thereon  to  the  Illustrated  Naval 
and  Military  Magazine ;  received  appoint- 
ment under  the  Brit.  E.  Africa  Co.  1889  ; 
d.  8  April  1890. 

FRASER,  Ogilvie  Strichen  M'Nab,  1872- 
82.  CI.  1-7.  b.  1863 ;  s.  of  Mrs. 
Fraser,  7  Henderson  Row  ;   XV. 

A.F.C.  ;  Wine  Merchant  in  Leith  ;  Corn 
Factor  in  Manitoba  ;   d.  1892. 

GIBSON,  Robert  Barlas,  1872-4.  CI. 
1,  2.  s.  of  Robert  Gibson,  7  Hope 
Terrace. 

Went  to  Australia. 

GIFFEN,  WiUiam,  1873-6.  CI.  2-L.M. 
b.  18  June  1860  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Cornelius 
Giffen  (St.  Mary's  E.  Ch.),  15  Forth 
Street. 

Sheep  Farmer.  Address :  Springside, 
Queensland. 

GORDON,  The  Hon.  Frederick,  1872-5. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  9  Oct.  1861  ;  s.  of  Right 
Hon.  Edward  Stratheam  Gordon, 
L.A.  for  Scot.  1867-8  and  1874-6, 
Q.C.,  LL.D.,  M.P.,  Lt.-Col.  Edin. 
Vols.,  cr.  Life  Peer  (Baron  Gordon  of 
Drumeam),  1876,  on  appointment  as 
Lord  of  Appeal,  2  Randolph  Crescent. 

Sandhurst,  1880;  Col.  Gordon  Highs.; 
D.S.O.  ;  2nd  Lt.  A.  and  S.  Highs.  1881  ; 
Lt.  Gordon  Highs.  1881  ;  Capt.  1890 ; 
Maj.  1899 ;  Brev.  Lt.-Col.  1902  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1908;  Brev.  Col.  1908;  Col.  1911;  served  in 
Egyptian  exped.  1882-4;  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  (medal  with  clasp,  bronze  star)  ; 
Soudan,  1884  (wounded)  ;  battles  of  Teb 
and  Tamai  (two  clasps)  ;  Soudan,  1889  ; 
action  of  Toski  (clasp)  ;  S.  African  War, 
1899-1902  ;  on  staff;  relief  of  Ladysmith, 
including  operations  of  17-24  Jan.  1900, 
operations  of  5  -  7  Feb.  1900,  and  action 
at  Vaal  Kranz ;  operations  on  Tugela 
Heights,  14-27  Feb.  1900,  and  action  at 
Pieter's  Hill ;  operations  in  Natal,  March  to 
June  1900,  including  action  at  Laing's  Nek, 
6-9  June;  operations  in  Transvaal,  east 
of  Pretoria,  July  to  29  Nov.  1900,  includ- 
ing actions  at  Belfast,  26  and  27  Aug., 
and  Lydenberg,  5-8  Sept. ;  operations  in 
Transvaal,  30  Nov.  1900  to  31  May  1902 


(desp.,  Sir  R.  H.  BuUer,  30  March,  19  June, 
and  9  Nov.  1900,  Lond.  Gaz.  8  Feb.  1901 
and  29  July  1902,  Brev.  of  Lt.-Col.,  Queen's 
medal  with  six  clasps.  King's  medal  with 
two  clasps,  D.S.O.) ;  D.A.Q.M.G.  ist  Div. 
ist  Array  Corps,  Feb.  1903;  Gen.  Stafif 
Off.  to  2nd  Div.  Aldershot  Command,  191 1 ; 
m.  1897  Mabel  Rose,  dau.  of  James  D. 
Robinson,  M.C.S.  Address:  H.Q.,  2nd  Div. 
Aldershot. 

GOWANS,  John  Stuart,  1872-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  13  July  1860  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Gowans,  3  Viewforth  Road. 

Watson's  Coll.  four  yrs.  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
C.A.  Edin.  1883  ;  of  A.  and  J.  Robertson, 
C.A. ;  J. P.  for  city  of  Edin.  ;  m.  (i)  1893 
Lizzie  Jane,  dau.  of  Hunter  Douglas  Prain  ; 
(2)  1901  Jessie  Geekie  M'Killop,  dau.  of 
Rev.  James  Nimmo  of  Springfield,  Fife. 
Address  :   43  Polwarth  Terrace,  Edin. 

HAMILTON,  George,  1872-7.  CI.  1-L.M. 
b.  8  Aug.  1862  ;  s.  of  James  Clarkson 
Hamilton,  Standard  Life  Assur.  Co. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  S.S.C.  Edin.  1889.  Address: 
24  Pitt  Street.,  Edin. 

HAMILTON,  Herbert  W.,  1875-7.  CI. 
4,  5  ;  eq.  High  Jump,  1876. 

Bank  Clerk  in  Lond. ;  afterwards  Land 
Agent  to  the  Earl  of  Lindsay  in  Lines ; 
thereafter  to  Sir  William  Heathcote,  Hursley , 
Winchester;  m.  1886 

HANDYSIDE,  Charles  Baird,  1872-6. 
a.  1-L.M.  b,  Nov,  1862;  s.  of 
William  Handyside,  25  Great  King 
Street. 

Engineer ;  M.I.  Mech.  E.  ;  M.I.E.E.  ; 
C.E.  Bd.  of  Trade  ;  m.  Maud  Edith  Thomas. 
Address  :   Sillwood,  Hale,  Cheshire. 

HENDERSON,  Archibald,  1874-7.  CI. 
3-U.M.  s.  of  Mrs.  Hendei-son,  4 
Wardie  Road. 

HOOPER,  Harry  Singleton,  1872-4.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  8  July  1861  ;  s.  of  James 
Singleton  Hooper,  Lochend  House. 

EUzabeth  Coll.  Guernsey  ;  Dulwich  Coll.  ; 
Sheep  Farmer,  Waipukeroa,  Hawkes  Bay, 
N.Z. ;   m.  Jessie  Jones  ;   d.  1899. 

HUNT,  William  Alexander,  1872-6.  CI. 
1-L.M.  b.  24  Sept.  1861  ;  s.  of 
James  Alexander  Hunt  of  Pittencrieff, 
Fife. 

Lt.  3rd  Batt.  A.  and  S.  Highs.  1883-90; 
m.  Isabel  Maude,  dau.  of  Walter  WiUiams, 
Capt.  17th  Lancers.  Address:  Headboume 
Worthy  House,  Winchester.  %^ 

HUNTER,  John  Alexander  Campbell, 
1872-6.     CI.    1-4.     b.   9   Nov.    1861  ; 


MR.  WEIR'S  CLASS,  1872-9 


841 


PETER,  John  Stuart,  1872-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  13  Nov.  1859  ;  s.  of  Robert  Peter, 
Findynate,  Strathtaj-,  Perthshire. 

Fettes,  1874-7  ;  Farmer,  S.  America  ;  m. 
Rita,  dau.  of  Gillespie  O'Dwyer.  Address: 
Great  Strode,  Beaminster,  Dorset. 

PETER,  Robert  Rous,  1872-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  15  Sept.  1861  ;  s.  of  Robert  Peter, 
Findynate,  Strathtay,  Perthshire. 

Fettes,  1876-8;  Cirencester,  1881-3; 
Mem.  R.A.C. ;  Edin.  Univ.  1879-80; 
Estanciero,  Argentine  Republic  ;  d.  2  June 
1903. 

POTT,  George,  1874-9.  CI.  3-7.  s.  of 
Gideon  Pott,  Knowesouth,  Jedburgh  ; 
XX.,  XI.  Capt.  1879. 

Farmer,  N.Z. ;  m.  1889  Florence  Kate 
Cornwall.     Address  :  New  Plymouth,  N.Z. 

RAINY,  Adana  RoUand,  1872-8.  CI.  1-G. 
b.  3  April  1862  ;  s.  of  Very  Rev. 
Prin,  Rainy,  Mod.  G.A.  of  F,  Ch.  of 
Scot.  1887,  8  Rosebery  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  1878-86;  M.A.,  M.B.,  CM. 
1886,  Bronze  Medal  Nat.  Hist.;  Vienna, 
Berlin,  1886-7  ;  Surg. -Oculist,  Lond.,  1887- 
1900;   contested    Kilmarnock   Burghs  (L.), 

1900  ;  M.P.  1906  ;  re-elected,  1910;  m.  1887 
Annabella,  2nd  dau.  of  H.  M.  Matheson, 
J. P.,  D.L. ;  d.  26  Aug.  191 1  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xix.  5. 

RALEIGH,  Walter  Alexander,  1876-7. 
CI.  5.  s.  of  Dr.  Alexander  Raleigh, 
Lond. ;  Sp.  Prize,  Math.,  1877. 

Kt.  19H  ;  Univ.  Coll.  Lond. ;  M.A.Cantab 
(King's  Coll.) ;  Prof,  of  English  Literature  at 
Oxford  since  1904  ;  late  Prof,  of  Mod.  Litera- 
ture in  Univ.  Coll.  Liverpool,  and  of  Englisli 
Literature  at  Glasg.  Univ.  Publications : 
The  EngUsh  Novel,  1894  ;  Robert  Louis 
Stevenson,  an  Essay,  1895  ;  Style,  1897  ; 
Milton,  1900 ;  Wordsworth,  1903  ;  Shake- 
speare, 1907  ;  The  EngUsh  Voyagers,  1904  ; 
Six  Essays  on  Johnson,  1910,  etc.  etc. 
Address :  The  Hangings,  Ferry  Hinksey,  near 
Oxford. 

REID,  Charles  Clements,  1878-5.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  30  Aug.  1861  ;  s.  of  Maj,- 
Gen.  James  Reid,  LA'. 

Sandhurst  ;  Maj.  I.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1881  ; 
Lt.   54th   Sikhs,   1881  ;    Capt.    1892  ;     Maj. 

1901  ;  ret.  1905 ;  served  in  Waziristan 
exped.  1894-5  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  took 
part  in  operations  in  Chitral,  1895,  with  the 
Relief  Force ;  action  of  Malakand  Pass 
(medal  with  clasp)  ;  served  on  N.W.  Frontier 
of  India,  1897-8,  Tochi  (clasp)  ;  again  on 
N.W.  Frontier  of  India,  Waziristan,  190 1-2 
(clasp)  ;  m.  Hunter  Macdonald,  dau.  of 
A.  H.  BalHngal,  W.S.,  Perth.  Address  : 
Whinfield,  Kinross. 

ROSS,  Hugh  Houstoun,  1873-7.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  19  May  1862 ;    s.  of  Hugh  Ross, 


W.S.,  of  Knockbrake,  Sheriff-Sub.  at 
Tobermory  ;  Dux  CI.  3  and  5,  1875 
and  1877. 

Law  Agent,  1896 ;  m.  Edith  Margaret, 
e.  dau.  of  A.  Macnider  of  Bank  of  Montreal, 
Montreal.     Address  :   7  Walker  Street,  Edin. 

SALMON,  Charles  Edward,  1872-4.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  11  July  1858  ;  s.  of  John 
Morgan  Salmon,  II.M.C.S.,  22  Howard 
Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P.  and  S.  1888  ; 
L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1888  ;  Med.  Off.  of  Arrochar 
and  Tarbet  and  of  Inversnaid  ;  Surg.  H.M. 
Torpedo  Range  and  Factory,  Arrocharand  the 
Loch  Arklet  W.W.,  Inversnaid;  m.  M.  Dunn, 
dau.  of  H.  Dunn,  Solicitor,  Town  Clerk  of 
Darlington.  Address:  Tarbet  House,  Tarbet, 
Dumbartonshire. 

SAMPLE,  William  Colhngs,  1875-9.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  4  Sept.  1861  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Sample,  Bothal  Castle,  Morpeth  ;  XV. 

Peterhouse  Coll.  Cantab,  1879-82  ;  B.A. 
1882  ;  Boat  Capt.  1882  ;  Hon.  Sec.  Morpeth 
F.H.  since  1888  ;  Land  Agent  to  Duke  of 
Portland,  Lord  Joicey,  and  others;  J. P. 
Northumberland,  1909  ;  Fell.  Surveyors' 
Inst.  ;  m.  1894  Anna  Hilda,  5th  dau.  of 
James  Leathart,  Bracken  Dene,  Low  Fell, 
Co.  Durham.  Address :  Bothal  Castle,  Mor- 
peth. 

SANG,  John  Henry,  1872-8.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  26  May  1861  ;  s.  of  George  Sang, 
S.S.C,  3  Inverleith  Row ;  XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  LL.B.  ;  W.S.  1884 ;  m. 
Helen  Mary,  dau.  of  James  Meikle,  F.I.A., 
Wardieburn,  Edin.  Address :  Westbrook, 
Balerno. 

SCOTT,  William  Bell,  1872-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  26  March  1862  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Scott,  20  Walker  Street. 

C.A.  1886 ;  afterwards  tea-planter,  Ceylon ; 
d.  22  Jan.  1899. 

SHEPPARD,  Richard  Moxey,  1874-6. 
CI.  3-L.M.  b.  21  March  1861  ;  s.  of 
Francis  Sheppard,  C.E.  (H.E.I.C.S.). 

1879  went  to  N.S.W.  ;  now  prominent 
fruit-grower  there ;  m.  Emily  Dewdney  of 
Orielton.  Address  :  Westbank,  Emu  Plains, 
N.S.W. 

SINCLAIR,  Charles  George,  1872-4.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1862  ;  s.  of  Capt.  George 
Sinclair,  5  Buckingham  Terrace. 

J. P.  Roxburghshire.  Address  :  Grahams- 
law,  Eckford,  Roxburgh. 

SMITH,  George  Mackenzie,  1876-7.  CI. 
U.M.  s.  of  Daniel  Smith,  27  Lauder 
Road  ;  Dux  U.M.  Sch.  1877. 


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1 


Isabella  Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  George  Gilstrap 
of  Winthorpe,  Newark-on-Trent.  Address  : 
Ballimore.Tighnabruaich,  Argyll,  and  North- 
gate,  Newark-on-Trent. 

MALCOLM,  George,  1873-6.  CL  2-L.:M. 
b.  28  March  1860  ;  s.  of  A.  G.  Malcolm, 
Bennochy  House,  Kirkcaldy. 

Banker;     m.    Anna   D.    Pye,    Kirkcaldy. 
Address  :   Bank  of  Scot.  House,  Lasswade. 

MANN,  Frederick,  1872-4.  CI.  1,  2.  s. 
of  David  Mann,  Sunderland. 

MARWICK,  James,  1872-3.  CI.  1.  b. 
18  Jan.  1862  ;  s.  of  Sir  James  David 
Marwiek,  LL.D.,  D.L.,  Town  Clerk, 
Edin..  1873,  subsequently  Town  Clerk, 
Glasg.,  19  Woodside  Terrace,  Glasg. 

King's  Sch.  Canterbury,  1873-5;  Fettes, 
1875-80;  XV.;  Glasg.  Univ.  1881-6;  M.I.A. 
Glasg  •  FeU.  Chartered  Inst,  of  Sees.,  Lond., 
etc  ■  Public  Accountant  of  Illinois,  Ohio, 
etc  '  U  S.A.  ;  sen.  partner  of  Marwick, 
Mitchell,  Peat  and  Co.,  N.Y.,  and  other 
offices  in  U.S.A.,  Canada,  Lond  etc. 
Address  :  79  Wall  Street,  N.Y.,  U.S.A.,  and 
Pinner's  Hall,  Lond.,  E.G. 

MENZIES,  Alexander,  1872-6.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  12  June  1862  ;  s.  of  Sir  William 
John  Menzles,  W.S.,  Canaan  House, 
Grange  Loan. 

Hanover ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  ; 
Paris  and  Vienna  ;  Res.  Surg,  and  Phys.  to 
Dr.  Joseph  Bell  at  Edin.  Roy.  Inf.;  d.  30 
April  1887  on  voyage  home  from  Australia, 
and  buried  in  the  Red  Sea. 

MERRY,  James,  1872-6.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
1862  ;  s.  of  James  Merry,  Calico 
Printer,  Glasg. ;  d. 

METHUEN,  James,  1872-6.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
22  May  1862  ;  s.  of  James  Methuen, 
Dunforth,  Trinity. 

Fettes,  1876-82;  XV.  (Capt.)  ;  B.N.C. 
Oxon  •  B.A.  1886  ;  A.F.C.  ;  W.S.  1890  ;  of 
Aitken  and  Methuen,  W.S.  ;  m.  Daisy 
Caroline,  dau.  of  Maj.  John  Boulton.  Ad- 
dress :  38  Garscube  Terrace,  Murrayfield, 
Edin. 

MOIR,  Archibald  Patrick,  1875-7.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  25  Oct.  1860  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Moir,  Banker,  Mars  Hill,  Alloa ;  XX. 
AF.C.  ;  Sol.  1887;  Agent  Commercial 
Bank  of 'Scot.,  AUoa;  Factor  for  Earl  of 
Mar  and  Kellie ;  Clerk  and  Treas.  Clack- 
mannan Sch.  Bd.  ;  Clerk  of  Lieutenancy  ; 
Sec.  Clackmannan  and  Kinross  Unionist 
Assoc,  and  Sec.  and  Treas.  Clackmannan 
T.F.Assoc.;  m.  Margaret  Gifford.  Address: 
Mars  Hill,  Alloa. 

NICHOLSON,  Benjamin  Hugh,  1873-7. 
CI.  2-5.     b.  18  Dec,  1859  ;   s.  of  John 


Nicholson,  Ridsdale,  Whithorn,  Wig- 
townshire ;  XX. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1884;  and  at 
Vienna ;  raed.  pract.,  Colchester ;  Sen. 
Hon.  Surg.  Essex  Co.  Hosp.,  etc.;  Mem. 
B.M.A. ;  Capt.  R.A.M.C.  (T.F.).  Address: 
East  Lodge,  Colchester. 

NONNEN,  William  C,  1872-6.  CI,  1-4. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Nonncn,  3  Castle  Terrace, 

ORD,  Thomas  Selby  Burrell,  1873-4. 
CI.  2.  b.  3  May  1862  ;  s.  of  John 
Ord,  Upper  Nisbet,  Kelso. 

d.  II  Oct.  i8q4  of  typhoid  at  Sydney, 
N.S.W. 

ORR,  John,  1873-4.  CI.  2.  b.  17  Jan. 
1861  ;  s.  of  Maj. -Gen.  James  Orr, 
Red  House,  Musselburgh. 

Madras  Coll.  St.  Andrews  ;  Edin.  Univ. ; 
M.B.,  CM.  1883  ;  med.  pract. ;  Med.  Off. 
P.O.,'  Eccles;  Med.  Referee  to  Bd.  of 
Educ.  and  late  Chm.  Educ.  Comtee., 
Eccles  (res.  Nov.  1913)  ;  m.  (i)  Emma, 
dau.  of  Dr.  J.  D.  Cox  of  Innerleithen  ;  {2) 
Annie,  dau.  of  Thomas  Jones,  Woodcroft, 
Windermere.  Address  :  Heather  Lea,  Clar- 
endon Road,  Eccles.  Lanes. 

OSWALD,  William  Alexander,  1875-8. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  4  Nov.  1861  ;  s.  of  Surg.- 
Gen.  Henry  R.  Oswald,  M.D„  I.M.S., 

4  Leamington  Terrace. 

Sandhurst ;  Col.  I.A.  ;  Lt.  Oxford  L.I. 
1882;  I.A.  1884;  Capt.  1893;  Maj.  1901  ; 
Lt.-Col.  and  Comdt.  15th  Ludhiana  Sikhs, 
1907;  Col.  191 1.  War  Service:  Burma 
exped.  1885-7,  1887-9  {medal  with  two 
clasps)  ;  Cliina  exped.  1900-2  (medal). 
Address :  c/o  H.  S.  King  and  Co.,  9  Pall  Mall, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

PATERSON,  William  Edgar,  1875-7. 
CL  L.  and  U.M.  b.  31  Oct.  1859; 
s.  of  John  Paterson  of  Milton,  J. P. 

Farmer,  Craigdarroch,  Sanquhar ;  pro- 
prietor of  Miltou  of  Buittle  and  Moat  of 
Urr ;  m.  Elizabeth  Dickson.  Address: 
Craigdarroch,  Sanquhar,  Dumfriesshire. 

PATON,  Frederick  Noel,  1872-7.  CI,  1-6, 
b,  7  Nov.  1861  ;  s.  of  Sir  J.  Noel 
Paton,  R.S.A.,  33  George  Square. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Dir.-Gen.  of  Commercial 
Intell.  to  Govt,  of  India  from  1905  ;  studied 
Art  in  Lond.,  and  illustrated  various  novels, 
magazines,  etc. ;  Eng.  Sec.  to  Turkish  Em- 
bassy, Lond.,  then  Sec.  to  Sir  Edgar  Vin- 
cent at  Constantinople  ;  travelled  in  Tur- 
key, Egypt,  Balkan  Provinces,  and  other 
countries  ;  went  through  unknown  country 
of  Hadramout,  in  S.  Arabia,  shortly  before 
the  Theodore  Bent  exped.  ;  1894  resigned 
appointment  under  Sir  Edgar  Vincent  and 
engaged  in  mercantile  career  in  India  ;  Sec. 
to  Bombay  Chamber  of  Commerce  and  other 
Trade  Assocs.  ;  m.  Margaret,  2nd  dau.  of 
Lt.-Col.  Alt,  CB. ;   d.  i  July  1914. 


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PETER,  John  Stuart,  1872-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  13  Nov.  1859  ;  s.  of  Robert  Peter, 
Findynate,  Strathtay,  Perthshire. 

Fettes,  1874-7  ;  Farmer,  S.  America  ;  m. 
Rita,  dau.  of  Gillespie  O'Dwyer.  Address: 
Great  Strode,  Beaminster,  Dorset. 

PETER,  Robert  Rous,  1872-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  15  Sept.  1861  ;  s.  of  Robert  Peter, 
Findynate,  Strathtay,  Perthshire. 

Fettes,  1876-8;  Cirencester,  1881-3; 
Mem.  R.A.C. ;  Edin.  Univ.  1879-80; 
Estanciero,  Argentine  Republic  ;  d.  2  June 
1903. 

POTT,  George,  1874-9.  CI.  3-7.  s.  of 
Gideon  Pott,  Knowesouth,  Jedburgh  ; 
XX.,  XI.  Capt.  1879. 

Farmer,  N.Z.  ;  m.  1889  Florence  Kate 
Cornwall.     Address  :  New  Plymouth,  N.Z. 

RAINY,  Adam  RoUand,  1872-8.  CI.  1-0. 
b.  3  April  1862  ;  s.  of  Very  Rev. 
Prin.  Rainy,  Mod.  G.A.  of  F.  Ch.  of 
Scot.  1887,  8  Rosebery  Crescent, 

Edin.  Univ.  1S78-86;  M.A.,  M.B.,  CM. 
1886,  Bronze  Medal  Nat.  Hist.;  Vienna, 
Berlin,  1886-7  ;  Surg.-Oculist,  Lond.,  1887- 
1900 ;   contested    Kilmarnock   Burghs   (L.), 

1900  ;  M.P.  1906  ;  re-elected,  1910;  m.  1887 
Annabella,  2nd  dau.  of  H.  M.  Matheson, 
J. P.,  D.L. ;  d.  26  Aug.  1911  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xix.  5. 

RALEIGH,  Walter  Alexander,  1876-7. 
CI.  5.  s.  of  Dr.  Alexander  Raleigh, 
Lond. ;  Sp.  Prize,  Math.,  1877. 

Kt.  191 1  ;  Univ.  Coll.  Lond. ;  M.A.  Cantab 
(King's  Coll.) ;  Prof,  of  English  Literature  at 
Oxford  since  1904  ;  late  Prof,  of  Mod.  Litera- 
ture in  Univ.  Coll.  Liverpool,  and  of  English 
Literature  at  Glasg.  Univ.  Publications : 
The  English  Novel,  1894  ;  Robert  Louis 
Stevenson,  an  Essay,  1895  ;  Style,  1897  ; 
Milton,  1900 ;  Wordsworth,  1903  ;  Shake- 
speare, 1907 ;  The  English  Voyagers,  1904  ; 
Six  Essays  on  Johnson,  1910,  etc.  etc. 
Address  :  The  Hangings,  Ferry  Hinksey,  near 
Oxford. 

KEID,  Charles  Clements,  1873-5.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  30  Aug.  1861  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  James  Reid,  LA'. 

Sandhurst;  Maj.  LS.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1881  ; 
Lt.   54th   Sikhs,   1881  ;     Capt.    1892:     Maj. 

1901  ;  ret.  1905 ;  served  in  Waziristan 
exped.  1894-5  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  took 
part  in  operations  in  Chitral,  1895,  with  the 
Relief  Force ;  action  of  Malakand  Pass 
(medal  with  clasp)  ;  served  on  N.W.  Frontier 
of  India,  1897-8,  Tochi  (clasp)  ;  again  on 
N.W.  Frontier  of  India,  Waziristan,  1901-2 
(clasp)  ;  m.  Hunter  Macdonald,  dau.  of 
A.  H.  Ballingal,  W.S.,  Perth.  Address  : 
Whinfield,  Kinross. 

ROSS,  Hugh  Houstoun,  1873-7.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  19  May  1862 ;    s.  of  Hugh  Ross, 


W.S.,  of  Knockbrake,  Sheriff-Sub.  at 
Tobermory  ;  Dux  CI.  3  and  5,  1875 
and  1877. 

Law  Agent,  1896 ;  m.  Edith  Margaret, 
e.  dau.  of  A.  Macnider  of  Bank  of  Montreal, 
Montreal.     Address:   7  Walker  Street,  Edin. 

SALMON,  Charles  Edward,  1872-4.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  11  July  1858  ;  s.  of  John 
Morgan  Salmon,  H.M.C.S.,  22  Howard 
Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P.  and  S.  1888  ; 
L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1888  ;  Med.  Off.  of  Arrochar 
and  Tarbet  and  of  Inversnaid  ;  Surg.  H.M. 
Torpedo  Range  and  Factory,  Arrocharand  the 
Loch  Arklet  W.W.,  Inversnaid  ;  m.  M.  Dunn, 
dau.  of  H.  Dunn,  Solicitor,  Town  Clerk  of 
Darlington.  Address:  Tarbet  House,  Tarbet, 
Dumbartonshire. 

SAMPLE,  William  CoUings,  1875-9.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  4  Sept.  1861  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Sample,  Bothal  Castle,  Morpeth  ;  XV. 

Peterhouse  Coll.  Cantab,  1879-82  ;  B.A. 
1882  ;  Boat  Capt.  1882  ;  Hon.  Sec.  Morpeth 
F.H.  since  1888;  Land  Agent  to  Duke  of 
Portland,  Lord  Joicey,  and  others;  J. P. 
Northumberland,  1909  ;  Fell.  Surveyors' 
Inst.  ;  m.  1894  Anna  Hilda,  5th  dau.  of 
James  Leathart,  Bracken  Dene,  Low  Fell, 
Co.  Durham.  Address:  Bothal  Castle,  Mor- 
peth. 

SANG,  John  Henry,  1872-8.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  26  May  1861  ;  s.  of  George  Sang, 
S.S.C,  3  Inverleith  Row :  XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  LL.B.  ;  W.S.  1884 ;  m. 
Helen  Mary,  dau.  of  James  Meikle,  F.I. A., 
Wardieburn,  Edin.  Address  :  Westbrook, 
Balerno. 

SCOTT,  WiUiam  Bell,  1872-4.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  26  March  1862  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Scott,  20  Walker  Street. 

C.A.  i886;  afterwards  tea-planter,  Ceylon ; 
d.  22  Jan.  1899. 

SHEPPARD,  Richard  Moxey,  1874-6. 
CI.  3-L.M.  b.  21  March  1861  ;  s.  of 
Francis  Sheppard,  C.E.  (H.E.I.C.S.). 

1879  went  to  N.S.W.  ;  now  prominent 
fruit-grower  there  ;  m.  Emily  Dewdney  o£ 
Oriel  ton.  Address  :  Westbank,  Emu  Plains, 
N.S.W. 

SINCLAIR,  Charles  George,  1872-4.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  1862  ;  s.  of  Capt.  George 
Sinclair,  5  Buckingham  Terrace. 

J. P.  Roxburghshire.  Address  :  Grahams- 
law,  Eckford,  Roxburgh. 

SMITH,  George  Mackenzie,  1876-7.  CI. 
U.M.  s.  of  Daniel  Smith,  27  Lauder 
Road  ;  Dux  U.M.  Sch.  1877. 


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MR.  WEIR'S  CLASS,  1872-9 


SMITH,  John  Montgomery,  1873-6.  C\. 
2-L.M.  s.  of  John  Smith,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.E.,  11  Wemyss  Place. 

Address  :  14  South  Kew  Terrace,  Lower 
Studley,  Trowbridge,  Wilts. 

SMITH,  John  Turner,  1873-7.  CI.  2-5, 
b.  12  July  1861  ;  s.  of  Rev.  James 
Smith,  F.C.  Manse,  Davidson's  Mains. 

In  business  in  Glasg.  with  Read  and 
J.  Kirkpatrick  and  Co.,  Chemical  Merchants  ; 
m.  Edith  M.  Smith,  The  Vicarage,  Codding- 
ton,  Newark-on-Trent.  Address  :  Glenlea, 
Helensburgh. 

SOOTE,  Edwin  Mackenzie,  1876-7.     CI. 
U.M.     b.  1861  ;    s.  of  James  Sootc, 
Reres  House,  Broughty  Ferry, 
d.  Feb.  1890. 

ST  A  VERT,  Herbert  John  Brownell, 
1872-4.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  26  May  1861  ; 
s.  of  Archibald  Stavert  of  Hoscote, 
84  Palmerston  Place. 

Charterhouse,  1875-8;  C.A.  1885;  Sec. 
and  Treas.  of  St.  Paul's  Episc.  Ch.,  York 
Place,  1885-98  ;  Mem.  of  Rep.  Ch.  Coimcil 
of  Episc.  Ch.  in  Scotland  ;  1910  Hon.  Sec. 
and  Treas.  for  Foreign  Mission  Bd.,  Dio. 
Edin.    Address:  34  Palmerston  Place,  Edin. 

STEIN,    Charles,  1872-8.     CI.    1-6.     b. 

9   May    1862 ;  s.    of   Charles    Stein, 

18    Claremont  Crescent ;     Ferguson 
Medal,  1877. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  C.B.  1883 ;  M.D. 
1886  ;  and  at  Vienna,  Breslau,  and  Berlin  ; 
gen.  med.  pract.,  Shipston-on-Stour,  since 
1885  ;  Med.  Off.  Shipston-on-Stour  Work- 
house ;  Surg.  G.W.  Rly.,  Warwickshire 
Police,  etc.  ;  contributed  Case  of  Com- 
pound Depreised  Fracture  of  Skull  with 
Exudation  of  Brain  Matter,  Lancet,  1885  ; 
m.  1886  M.  M.  Leith.  Address:  Park 
House,  Shipston-on-Stour,  Worcestershire. 

STEVENSON,  William  Ormiston,  1874-7. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  28  Feb.  1861 ;  s.  of  John 
Stevenson,  Commonside,  Hawick. 

Banker;  Agent  B.L.  Bank,  Kelso.  Ad- 
dress :  B.L.  Bank  House,  Kelso. 

STRANG,  James  Logan,  1872-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  13  Aug.  1859  ;  s.  of  Walter  Strang, 
53  Great  King  Street. 

In  City  of  Glasg.  Bank,  1876-8;  1878- 
1903  with  N.B.  and  Merc.  Insur.  Co.  (ret. 
1903)  ;  m.  Martha  Adelaide  Morrison. 
Address  :   30  Cluny  Gardens,  Edin. 

STRONG,  Edmund  Linwood,  1876-9. 
CI.  5-7.  b.  Dec.  1861  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
R.  Strong,  V.  of  Shepscomb,  Glos ; 
XV.  and  XI. 

St.  John's  Coll.  Oxon;  O.U.R.F.C.  1881, 
83;   Boat   Capt. ;   B.A.   1885;    M.A.    1887; 


Rugby,  England  v.  Scotland,  Ireland,  and 
Wales,  1884;  Scotland  v.  G.  F.  Grace's 
XI.  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1887  ;  P.  1888  ; 
C.  St.  John  the  Divine,  Kennington,  Lond. ; 
joined  Oxford  Mission  at  Calcutta,  1894. 
Address  :   Oxford  Mission  House,  Calcutta. 

STUART,  Dudlev,  1875-9.  CI.  4-7.  b. 
19  Aug.  1861  ■  s.  of  W.  Stuart,  W.S., 
Peebles  ;  best  in  French,  CI.  7,  1879  ; 
XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.L.  1886 ;  Advocate, 
1886;  Sheriff-Sub.  of  Caithness,  Orkney, 
and  Shetland  at  Wick,  1902  ;  Sheriff-Sub. 
of  Aberdeen,  Kincardine,  and  Banff  at 
Banff,  19H  ;  Jt.  Ed.  of  Dykes  and  Stuart's 
Manuals  of  the  Public  Health  Acts  and 
Roads  and  Bridges  Acts.     Address  :   Banff. 

THOMSON,  Edward  Peter,  1872-6.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  8  June  1861  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Edward  Anderson  Thomson,  Min.  of 
F.  St.  Stephen's  Ch.,  20  Abercromby 
Place  ;   Dux  CI.  2,  1874. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.  1881  ;  W.S.  1885; 
Prin.  Extractor  of  Court  of  Session  since 
1906 ;  m.  1889  Mary  Lamond  Haig,  2nd 
dau.  of  Wm.  Lindsay  Christie,  Ass.  Keeper 
of  Gen.  Reg.  of  Sasines,  Edin.  Address  : 
1  Corrennie  Drive,  Edin. 

USHER,  Thomas  Leslie,  1878-9.  CI. 
2-7.  b.  Aug.  1862;  s.  of  Thomas. 
Usher,  18  Lauder  Road  ;   XV. 

Pres.  Edin.  Brewers'  Assoc.  1903-7  and 
the  Scottish  Licensed  Trade  Defence  Assoc. 
1904-7  ;  m.  W.  M.  Aitchison,  4th  dau.  of 
Thos.  S.  Aitchison,  Brewer,  Edin.  Address  : 
8  Whitehouse  Terrace,  Edin. 

WALKER,  Norman  Purves,  1873-8.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  2  Aug.  1862  ;  s.  of  Rev.  N. 
Walker,  Dysait. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1884 ;  M.D. 
1888;  F.R.C.P.E.  1892;  Phys.  for  Diseases 
of  the  Skin,  Roy.  Inf.,  Edin.;  Lect.  on 
Diseases  of  the  Skin,  Edin.  Univ. ;  Treas. 
R.C.P.E. ;  Ed.  Edin.  Med.  Journal;  Direct 
Representative  for  Scot,  on  Gen.  Med. 
Council;  m.  Annie,  dau.  of  Edward  Trimble 
of  Green  Lane,  Dalston,  Cumberland.  Ad- 
dress :  7  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

WARDEN,  William,  1872-3.  CI.  1.  b. 
28  Sept.  1860  ;  s.  of  William  Warden, 
13  Claremont  Crescent. 

Merchant  in  Buenos  Aires ;  m.  Chris- 
tine Halsey.  Address:  519  Calle  B.  Mitre, 
Buenos  Aires. 

WATSON,  Alexander,  1875-6.  CI.  4. 
s.  of  Alexander  Watson,  Davidson's 
Mains. 

WATSON,  Claud  Robert,  1872-7.  CI. 
1-5.     b.  4  June  1861 ;    s.  of  James 


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343 


Watson,    Man.    Scott.    Prov.    Inst., 
45  Charlotte  Square. 

Fmly.  C.E.  ;  A.M.I.C.E.  ;  now  coffee 
planter,  B.E.  Africa.  Address:  Nairobi,  B.E. 
Africa. 

WILSON,  William  Maclean,  1875-8.  CI. 
4-6.  s.  of  Robert  Wilson,  Patricroft, 
Manchester. 

In  business  in  Manchester. 

WYLD,  Benjamin  Charles,  1872-3.  CI.  1. 
b.  1860  ;  s.  of  Benjamin  Wyld,  Capt. 
3rd  Europ.  Regt.,  H.E.I.C.S. 


m.  Nannette  Letitia  Satterthwaite.  Ad- 
dress :  ID  Abbotsford  Crescent,  St.  Andrews. 

YOUNGER,  Robert,  1875-9.  CI.  4-7.  b. 
12  Sept.  1861 ;  s.  of  James  Younger, 
Brewer,  Alloa ;  Dux  CI.  6,  1878,  and 
of  the  School,  1879 ;  Mitchell  Medal, 
1878;  Gloag Medal,  1879;  best  in  Latin 
and  Greek  Comp.,  CI.  7,  and  1st  Acad. 
Club  Prize,  1879  ;  XV. 

Ball.  CoU.  Oxon,  1880-3  ;  B.A.  (2nd  CI. 
Law  Trip.),  1883;  M.A.  igog ;  Barr.  Inn. 
Tem.  1884 ;  Mem.  Line.  Inn,  1887 ;  Q.C. 
1900  ;  Bencher,  Line.  Inn,  1908.  Address  : 
73  South  Audley  Street,  Lend.,  W.,  and  16 
Old  Square,  Lincoln's  Inn,  W.C. 


DR.  MERRY'S  CLASS,  1873-80 


AYTON,  James,  1875-8.  CI.  3-U.M. 
b.  4  Sept.  1862 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Ayton,  1  Hanover  Street ;  Dux  L.M. 
Sch.  1877. 

Law  Agent,  1884 ;  S.S.C.  1892 ;  N.P. 
1892  ;  1902  appointed  by  Court  of  Session 
to  Bd.  of  Examiners  under  Law  Agents 
(Scot.)  Acts;  m.  1888  Margaret  M'Gibbon. 
Address  :  Foyle  Cottage,  Wardie  Road,  Edin. 

BEGG,  George,  1873-9.  CI.  1-5  (in 
Dr.  Clyde's  CI.  1874-9).  b.  17  July 
1864  ;  s.  of  George  Begg,  S.S.C,  29 
Albany  Street. 

In  business.  Address:  48  SackviUe Street, 
Manchester. 

BREWIS,  Robert  Adams,  1873-8.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  24  Nov.  1861  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Brewis  of  Eshott  Hall,  19  George 
Square ;   XX. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1884  ;  M.D. 
1887  ;  fmly.  med.  pract.  at  Waratah,  Tas- 
mania; now  in  Dursley;  m.  Agnes  Helen, 
2nd  dau.  of  James  Raymond  Wortham  of 
The  Lea,  Denham,  Bucks.  Address  :  The 
West  Gate,  Dursley,  Gloucester. 

BROWN,  John  Caldwell  Cochran  Cook, 
1873-9.  CI.  1-6.  b.  1862 ;  s.  of 
Rev.  John  Caldwell  Cochran  Brown 
of  Carbeth  Guthrie,  Blanefield,  Min. 
of  Ceres,  Fife  ;  XL,  XV. 

A.C.C.  ;  Grange  C.C.  ;  Lt.  ist  Scot. 
Rifles  ;  subsequently  in  Texas,  and  N.Z.  on 
sheep  stations  for  short  periods ;  re-entered 
Army  ;  recommended  for  Com.  by  Sir 
Frederick  Roberts,  V.C,  Com.-in-Chf.,  India, 
and  Sir  Hugh  Gough,  V.C,  Gen.  comdg.  the 
Punjaub  ;  served  in  Egypt  (medal)  ;  N.W. 
Frontier,  Waziristan  (medal),  1894-5  ; 
relief  of  Chitral,  1895,  with  2nd  Border 
Regt.  ;  present  business,  Oil  Supply 
Co.,  Manufacturers  of  Oilfield  Machinery ; 


m.    Miss   Campbell,    Stornoway.     Address : 
10  Blandford  Road,  St.  Albans,  Herts. 

BRYDEN,  Alexander  Brook,  1873-5, 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  15  Oct.  1861  ;  s.  of  John 
M.  Bryden,  16  Frederick  Street. 

CA.  1886  ;  of  Bryden,  Fedden  and  Co., 
C.A.,  io8a  Cannon  Street,  Lond.,  E.C.  ; 
m.  .  Address :  The  Hut,  Tadworth, 
Surrey. 

BURNS,  James,  afterwards  Burns-Har- 
topp,  1877-81.  CI.  5-7.  b.  22  Oct. 
1862 ;  s.  of  John  William  Bums, 
Kilmahew,  Cardross  ;  XV. ;  won  High 
Jump,  1879. 

Capt.  R.H.G. ;  Lt.  1884  ;  Capt.  1889 ; 
Res.  1894  ;  Master  of  Quorn  Hunt,  1898  ; 
m.  1894  Florence  Honoria  Hartopp  of  DaJby 
Hall,  Co.  Leicester.  Address  :  Dalby  Hall, 
Melton  Mowbray. 

BYRNE,  St.  Quintin,  1873-6.  CI,  1,  2 
(in  Dr.  Clyde's  CI.  1874-6).  s,  of 
Edward  Simpson  Byrne,  Lahore, 

CAMPBELL,  William  Neville,  1873-6. 
CI,  1,  2  (in  Dr.  Clyde's  CI.  1874-6). 
b,  27  Dec,  1863  ;  s."  of  Sheriff  James 
Campbell,  Edin, 

Blair  Lodge,  1876-83 ;  Capt.  of  Sch.  1881-3; 
XV.  (Capt.  1881-3)  ;  XI.  (Capt.  1883)  ; 
Sandhurst;  XV.;  Maj.  I.S.C  ;  Lt.  Roy. 
Warwickshire  Rifles  and  Roy.  Munster  Fus. 
1884  ;  I.S.C.  1886  ;  Capt.  1895  ;  Maj.  1902  ; 
ret.  1903;  served  with  Burmese  e.xped.  1886-7 
(desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  2  Sept.  1887,  medal  with 
clasp) ;  received  thanks  of  Lt.-Gov.  of  Burma 
on  three  occasions  ;  joined  staff  of  Tatler, 
191 1  ;  m.  Emily  Beatrice,  dau.  of  Col.  N.  W. 
Foord.  Address  :  43  Kempsford  Gardens, 
Earl's  Court,  Lond.,  S.W. 

CARSLAW,  John  Howie,  1877-9.  CI. 
5,   6.      b.    1863  ;    s.  of   Rev.  W.  H. 


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Carslaw, Helensburgh;  Mitchell  Medal. 
1879. 

Glasg.  Univ.;  M.A. ;  M.B.,  CM.  188O ; 
M.D.  1893  ;  and  at  Leipzig,  Berlin,  and 
Strasburg ;  Ho.  Phys.  and  Surg.  Western 
Inf.,  Glasg.  ;  d.  12  Aug.  1895  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  iii.  4. 

CARSTAIRS,  James  Leslie.  1874-5. 
CI.  2.  b.  7  Sept.  1861  ;  s.  of  James 
Leshe  Carstairs,  C.E.,  Balweary,  Kirk- 
caldy. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Australia.  Address:  Cur- 
riwyma,  Queensland. 

CLYDE,  James  Avon,  1873-80.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  14  Nov.  1863  ;  s.  of  James  Clyde, 
M.A.,  LL.D.,  Class.  Master,  E.A., 
1861-78;  Dux  CI.  1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  and  6 
and  of  the  School,  1880 ;  best  in 
French  and  German,  and  Latin  and 
Greek  Comp.,  CI.  7,  1880  ;  Mackenzie 
Prizes  open  to  Rector's  CI.  for  best 
in  French,  German,  and  English,  1879 
and  1880. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  (ist  CI.  Hons.)  and 
Gray  Schol.  1884 ;  LL.B.  1888  ;  LL.D. 
Edin.  1910;  Advocate,  1887;  K.C.  1901  ; 
Sol. -Gen.  for  Scot.  1905-6 ;  J. P.  and  D.L. 
Co.  of  Kinross  ;  contested  Clackmannan  and 
Kinross,  1906  ;  M.P.  (U.)  for  W.  Edin.  since 
1909;  Hon.  Sec.  to  the  Dirs.  E.A.  1889-96; 
Dir.  since  1897;  m.  1895  Anna  Margaret 
M'Diarmid,  dau.  of  P.  W.  Latham,  M.D., 
Cambridge.  Address:  27  Moray  Place, 
Edin.,  and  Briglands,  Fossoway,  Kinross- 
shire.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiii.  9. 

CRAWFORD,  William  Thomas,  1873-5. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  8  Sept.  1862  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  J.  Crawford,  D.D.,  LL.D., 
Prof,  of  Divinity,  Edin.  Univ.,  13 
Great  King  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.A. ;  M.B.,  CM.  1889; 
M.D.  1895  ;  F.R.CS.E.  1892  ;  med.  pract., 
Worksop;  m.  1894 Miss M'Hardy.  Address: 
39  Bridge  Street,  Worksop,  Notts. 

CUMSTIE,  James  George,  1873-6.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  21  Get.  1861  ;  s.  of  James 
Cumstie,  Oban. 

Address  :   Springmount,  Peebles. 

DOUGLAS,  Andrew  Hallidav,  1873- 
80.  CI.  1-7.  b.  8  Feb.  1864  ;  s.  of 
A.  Halliday  Douglas,  M.D.,  30  Melville 
Street ;  best  in  Enghsh  Hist.,  CI.  7, 
1880  ;  Wallace  Prize  for  best  English 
Essay  open  to  Rector's  CI.  1879 ; 
Acad.  Club  Exhib. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  medals  and  prizes  in  Phil, 
and  Literature  ;  M.A.  1883  ;  Cunningham 
Fell.  New  Coll.  ;  Ass.  to  Rev.  Dr.  MacLeod, 
Birkenhead ;  subsequently  at  Renfield  F. 
Ch.,  Glasg.,  and  F.  St.  George's,  Edin.,  with 


Dr.  Whyte  ;  for  three  yrs.  Min.  of  Huntly, 
and  for  eight  yrs.  of  new  Presb.  Ch.,  Cam- 
bridge, when  appointed  to  Chair  of  Apolo- 
getics and  Pastoral  Theology  at  Knox  Coll., 
Toronto;  m.  1890  Miss  L  L.  Love;  d.  15 
June  1902  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  ix.  119. 

DOUGLAS,  Kenneth  Mackinnon,  1873-9. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  11  Jan.  1863;  s.  of 
A.  Halliday  Douglas,  M.D.,  30  Mel- 
ville Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1885 ;  M.D. 
1889  (Gold  Medal  for  Thesis)  ;  F.R.CS.E. 
1889;  Phys.  Edin.  ;  Examiner,  R.C.S.E.  ; 
Med.  OS.  to  G.P.O.  ;  Prin.  Med.  Off. 
Caledonian  Insur.  Co.  ;  m.  1890  Miss  F. 
Leslie.     Address:    19  Chester  Street,  Edin. 

DRYBROUGH,  Walter  John,  1873-4. 
CI.  1.  b.  24  April  1862  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Drybrough,  Brewer,  40  Drummond 
Place. 

Edin.  Polo  Club  ;  of  Drybrough  and  Co., 
Brewers,  Edin.  ;  killed  in  accident  at  polo, 
4  Aug.  1899. 

DUNCAN,  James  Macdonald,  1877-8. 
CI.  U.M.  b.  13  June  1861  ;  s.  of 
G.  H.  Duncan,  Banker,  Dingwall ; 
best  in  English,  Writing,  and  Book- 
keeping, U.M.  Sch.,  1878. 

Agent  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.,  Dingwall ;  J. P. 
and  Hon.  Sheriff  Sub.  Ross  and  Cromarty  r 
Capt.  4th  Seaforth  Highs. ;  m.  Clare,  dau. 
of  Maj.-Gen.  John  Duncan,  Roy.  Dublin 
Fus.  Address  :  National  Bank  House, 
Dingwall. 

GALLETLY,  William  Gloag,  1873-9. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  27  April  1862  ;  s.  of  John 
Galletly,  S.S.C,  22  Albany  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1884 ;  Phys. 
Perth,  Halifax  and  Bolton ;  now  at  North- 
wold;  late  Surg.-Capt.  4th  V.B.  Norf.  Regt., 
Poor  Law  Med.  Off.  the  York  Union,  Pub. 
Vaccinator  the  York  Union,  etc.  ;  m.  Lala, 
dau.  of  Rev.  R  Mitchell,  Greenock.  Address: 
The  Beeches,  Northwold,  Norfolk. 

GARDINER,  Arthur  Hamilton,  1875-80. 
CI.  3-7.  b.  18  March  1864 ;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Gardiner,  Campbeltown. 

A.F.C. ;  Distiller,  Campbeltown ;  m. 
T.  B.  Mactaggart,  Campbeltown.  Address  : 
Redholme,  Campbeltown. 

GARDINER,  George  WiUiam,  1876-9. 
CI.  L.-U.M.  b.  3  Nov.  1860  ;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Gardiner,  Campbeltown. 

T.C  and  Jun.  Baillie  of  Campbeltown 
Burgh ;  d.  27  Feb.  1912  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xix.  106. 

GARDINER,  Hay  Fcrrier  Forrest,  1875- 
81.  CI.  3-7.  b.  4  April  1865  ;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Gardiner,  Campbeltown  ;  XI. 


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345 


Sandhurst,  1884-5  ;  Capt.  ist  Batt.  R.S.  ; 
Lt.  R.S.  1885;  Capt.  1895;  ret.  1901; 
served  during  operations  in  Zululand,  1888  ; 
S.  African  War,  1899-1901  ;  took  part  in 
operations  in  O.F.S.  Feb.  to  May  1900 ; 
in  Transvaal,  E.  oi  Pretoria,  July  to  29 
Nov.  1900,  including  actions  at  Belfast,  26 
and  27  Aug.,  and  Lydenberg,  5-8  Sept.  ; 
in  O.R.C.  May  to  29  Nov.  1900 ;  in  Cape 
Colony,  S.  of  Orange  River,  1899-1900 ; 
again  in  Transvaal,  30  Nov.  1900  to  Sept. 
1901,  Station  Comdt.  (desp..  Lend.  Gaz. 
10  Sept.  1901,  Queen's  medal  with  four 
clasps).  Address :  South  Park,  Campbel- 
town. 

GORDON,  Norman  George,  1876-9.     CI. 
L.  and  U.M.     b.  3  June  1862  ;    s.  of 
John  Gordon,  West  Park,  Elgin. 
Tea-planter,  Ceylon  ;   d.  25  May  1898. 

GRACIE,  Charles  Archibald,  1875-7.  CI. 
3-L.M.  b.  16  Dec.  1860  ;  s.  of  John 
Gracie,  Happrew,  Stobo. 

Farmer;  m.  Helen  Tudhope.  Address: 
Easter  Happrew,  Stbbo. 

GUTHRIE,  Alexander,  1873-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  1864 ;  s.  of  William  Guthrie, 
Advocate,  8  Fettes  Row. 

Glasg.  Acad.  1875  ;  Glasg.  Univ.  1880-3  '• 
Anderson's  Coll.,  Leipzig  Univ.,  Lond.  Univ., 
B.Sc. ;  Consultant  Chemist  to  Saml.  Court- 
auld  and  Co.  Ltd.,  Lond.,  etc.,  at  Brain- 
tree,  Essex;  m.  .  Address:  Elmhurst, 
Braintree,  Essex. 

GUTHRIE,  David,  1873-4.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  William  Guthrie,  Advocate,  8 
Fettes  Row. 

Accountant,  Glasg.,  1890.  Address  :  191 
W.  George  Street,  Glasg. 

HALDANE,  James  Aylmer  Lowthorpc, 
1873-8.  CI.  1-5.  b.  17  Nov.  1862  ; 
s.  of  D.  Rutherford  Haldane,  M.D., 
22  Charlotte  Square. 

Wimbledon  Sch.  ;  Sandhurst;  Brig.- 
Gen.,  Gen.  Staff,  Eastern  Command  ;  C.B. 
1906;  D.S.O.  1898;  Lt.  Gordon  Highs. 
1882  ;  Capt.  1892  ;  Maj.  and  Brev.  Lt.. 
Col.  1902  ;  Brev.  Col.  and  Col.  1906  ;  served 
with  Waziristan  exped.  1894-5  (medal  with 
clasp)  ;  took  part  in  operations  in  Chitral 
with  Relief  Force,  1895  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
served  at  Tirah,  1897-8,  on  staff  ;  took  part 
in  actions  of  Chagru  Kotal  and  Dargai ;  at 
the  capture  of  Sampagha  and  Arhanga 
Passes ;  at  reconnaissance  of  Saran  Sar  and 
action  of  9  Nov.  1897  ;  during  operations  at 
and  around  Dwatoi  and  action  of  24  Nov. 
1897  ;  took  part  in  operations  against 
Khani  Khel  Chamkhanis,  in  Bara  Valley, 
7-14  Dec.  1897;  also  in  Bazar  Valley,  25- 
30  Dec.  1897  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  5  April  1898, 
D.S.O.,  two  clasps)  ;  served  in  S.  African 
War,  1899-1900 ;  took  part  in  operations 
in  Natal,  1899,  including  action  at  Elands- 
laagte  (seriously  wounded) ;  in  Natal,  March 


to  June  1900,  including  action  at  Laing's  Nek, 
6-9  June ;  in  Transvaal,  E.  of  Pretoria, 
July  to  29 'Nov.  1900,  including  actions 
at  Beltast,  26  and  27  Aug.,  and  Lydenberg, 
5-8  Sept.  ;  in  command  of  armoured  train 
captured  at  Chieveley  (slightly  wounded), 
15  Nov.  1900,  escaped  from  Pretoria  (desp., 
Lond.  Gaz.  8  Feb.  1901,  Queen's  medal  with 
four  clasps,  brev.  of  Lt.  -  Col.)  ;  served  in 
Russo-Japanese  War,  1904-5,  Attache  to 
Japanese  Army  in  Manchuria  (Japanese  War 
medal,  Order  of  the  Sacred  Treasure  (3rd  cl.), 
C.B.) ;  other  foreign  decorations,  Legion  of 
Honour  and  Prussian  Royal  Crown  (2nd  cl.). 
Address:  19  Talbot  Square,  Lond.,  W. 

HILL,  Albert  Edward,  1873-80.  Cl.  1-7. 
b.  March  1863  ;  s.  of  James  Lawson 
Hill,  W.S.,  Commissary  Clerk.  26 
Heriot  Row ;  XV. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Australia  ;  m.  Edith  Hill, 
Sydney.  Address  :  Luthrie,  Redcliffe,  Bris- 
bane, Australia. 

HOOPER,  William  Singleton,  1873-4. 
Cl.  1.  b.  4  Jan.  1863  ;  s.  of  James 
Singleton  Hooper,  Lochend  House. 

Elizabeth  Coll.  Guernsey  ;  Dulwich  Coll.  ; 
Ass.  Man.  Ocean  Accident  and  Guarantee 
Co.  Ltd.,  Lond. ;  m.  Elsie  Taylor.  Address: 
South  Knoll,  Highfield  Hill,  Upper  Norivood, 
Lond..  S.E. 

HOWDEN,  Charles  Robert  Andrew, 
1873-8.  Cl.  1-5.  b.  18  Jan.  1862  ; 
s.  of  James  Howden,  C.A.,  20  Manor 
Place;   XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  Advocate,  1886  ; 
Lect.  on  International  Private  Law,  Edin. 
Univ.,  1910  ;  Dir.  E.A.  since  1911;  Author 
of  Trusts,  Trustees,  and  the  Trusts  Acts, 
1893  ;  m.  1909  L.  M.  Hill,  dau.  of  Craw- 
ford Hill,  Sheriff-Sub.  of  Ross-shire.  Ad- 
dress :   27  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 

KERR,  Alexander  Fcrrier,  1874-5.  Cl.  2. 
b.  13  Sept.  1861  ;  s.  of  William  F. 
Kerr,  6  Belgrave  Crescent. 

Sandhurst ;  Lt.  42nd  Highs.  1883  ;  served 
in  Soudan  exped.  1884  with  ist  Batt.  Black 
Watch,  and  was  present  in  engagements  at 
El  Teb  and  Tamai  (medal  with  clasp  and 
Khedive's  star)  ;  served  in  Nile  exped. 
1884-5  with  1st  Batt.  Black  Watch  ;  took 
part  with  River  Col.  under  Maj. -Gen.  Earle, 
and  was  present  at  engagement  at  Kirbekan 
(two  clasps)  ;  also  served  with  Egyptian 
Frontier  F.F.  in  1885-6  with  the  M.I.,  and 
was  present  at  engagement  at  Giniss  ;  d. 
25  Oct.  1887. 

KIRK,  Douglas  George,  1873-80.  Cl.  1-7. 
b.  5  Aug.  1862  ;  s.  of  John  Kirk,  W.S., 
12  Claremont  Crescent. 

Rancher  in  the  Argentine.  Address:  Es- 
tancia  del  Oro,  Buenos  Ayres,  Argentina. 

KIRKPATRICK,  William,  1873-4. 
Cl.  1.     b.  3  Feb.  1863  ;    s.  of  James 


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DR.  MERRY'S  CLASS,  1878-80 


Kirkpatrick,   M.D.,  Dep.   Siirg.-Gen. 
Madras  Army,  22  Magdala  Crescent. 

Sandhurst ;  XV.  ;  represented  Sandhurst 
V.  Woolwich  in  Half-mile,  Quarter-mile, 
and  Gymnastic  Team;  Maj.  I.A. ;  D.S.O. 
1902;  Lt.  1863;  with  55th  Rifles,  I.A.,  until 
ret.  Maj.  1904;  served  in  Burma,  1885-7 
(medal  and  clasp)  ;  Miranzai  exped.  1891  ; 
Kurram  Force,  1892-3  ;  N.W.  Frontier  of 
India,  1897-8  (medal  and  clasp)  ;  Gumatti 
exped.  1898  (desp.)  ;  Waziri  exped.  1901-2 
(desp.,  clasp  to  medal,  D.S.O.)  ;  Sec.  New 
Club,  North  Berwick ;  m.  Lillias,  dau.  of 
Capt.  Robert  Steuart,  D.L.,  of  West- 
wood,  Linlithgowshire.  Address:  9  Dirleton 
Avenue,  North  Berwick. 

LAWRIE,  Walter  David,  1873-6  and  1877- 
81.  CI.  1-7.  b.  1863  ;  s.  of  Walter 
Lawrie,  Lufra  House,  Gran  ton. 

Advocate  in  Singapore  and  Penang 
from  1900-7,  when  returned  to  Lond.,  and 
subsequently  went  to  Rhodesia. 

LECKIE,  John  Duncan,  1877-8.  CI.  5. 
s.  of  H.  Leckie,  St.  Thomas,  W.  Indies. 

LOCKHART,  Douglas  Francis  Pigott, 
1877-8.  CI.  5.  s.  of  M.  Lockhart, 
7  Danube  Street ;  d. 

M'CLEW,  John  Cowan,  1875-8.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  21  April  1861  ;  s.  of  John  M'Clew, 
Dinvin,  Portpatrick,  Wigtownshire. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1883;  D.P.H., 
Cambridge,  1891 ;  Med.  Off.,  M.O.H.,  and 
Pub.  Vaccinator,  parish  of  Stoney  Kirk, 
1885-92 ;  D.M.O.,  parish  of  Leek  and  Lowe; 
M.O.,  Leek  Union  Workhouse;  Pub.  Vac- 
cinator, Leek  and  Leekfrith  dist. ;  M.O.H., 
Leek  Rural  dist. ;  m.  Margaret  Ann  Howie. 
Address:  Stockwell  House,  Leek,  Staffs. 

MACDONALD,  Alexander  Moody  Stuart, 
1873-8.  CI.  1-5.   s.of  JohnMacdonald, 
Accountant,  7  Randolph  Cliff. 
Went  to  America  ;  d.  1892. 

MACDONALD,  Duncan  Robert,  1873-8. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1863 ;  s.  of  John  Mac- 
donald,  7  Randolph  Cliff. 

Edin.  Univ.;  L.R.C.P.E.,  L.R.C.S.E. 
1886;  med.  pract.  at  Dunbar;  m.  .  Ad- 
dress :  Port  Lodge,  Dunbar. 

MACKENZIE,  Charles  Alexander,  1873- 
80.  CI.  1-7.  b.  Dec.  1862 ;  s.  of 
Maj.-Gen.  Colin  Mackenzie,  7th  Regt., 
10  Saxe-Coburg  Place  ;  XL,  XV.  ; 
won  Pole-vaulting,  1880. 

Indigo-planter,  Behar,  India,  1882-1900  ; 
in  charge  Civil  SuppUes  for  Johannesburg 
dist.  during  S.  African  War ;  Sec.  U.S.  Club, 
Calcutta,  1907-12  ;  now  Sec.  Ootacamund 
Club,  Ootacamund,  Nilgiris,  S.  India ;  m. 
B.  C.  Hewitt,  dau.  of  J.  F.  Hewitt,  I.C.S. 
Address  :  Club  Cottage,  Ootacamund  Club, 
Ootacamund,  Nilgiris,  S.  India. 


MACKENZIE,  Ronald  Pearson,  1873-80. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  Jan.  1864  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  Colin  Mackenzie,  7th  Regt.,  10 
Saxe-Coburg  Place ;  XL 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1889  ;  D.P.H., 
Cambridge,  1 898  ;  practised  in  Shropshire ; 
went  to  S.  Africa  as  Civil  Surg.  S.A.F.F.  ; 
late  Chf.  Dist.  Surg.,  Johannesburg;  now 
Med.  Supt.  Johannesburg  Hosp.  ;  m.  Maud 
C.  Raaff.  Address:  Johannesburg  Hospital, 
Transvaal,  S.  Africa. 

MACKINTOSH,  Thomas,  1878-80.  CI. 
6,  7.  b.  12  Oct.  1863;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  Mackintosh,  The  Manse,  St. 
Cyrus,  Montrose. 

W.S.  1887;  of  Mackintosh  and  Boyd, 
W.S. ;  m.  1903  A.  D.  Pinney.  Address : 
I  Forres  Street,  Edin. 

MACLAGAN,  Robert  Borthwick,  1873-8. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  12  Aug.  1860  ;  s.  of 
David  Maclagan,  C.A.,  Man.  Edin. 
Life  Assur.  Co.,  9  Royal  Circus. 

Farmer,  Le  Mars,  Iowa,  U.S.A.,  1880- 
1901  (ret.  1901).  Address:  72  North- 
umberland Street,  Edin. 

MATTHEW,  Charles  Geekie,  1874-80. 
CI.  2-7.  b.  1862  ;  s.  of  Patrick  M. 
Matthew  of  Newmiln,  Perth. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1885  ;  P.  and  O. 
Co.'s  service  (med.),  1886-8;  R.N.  Med. 
Service,  1889  ;  ret.  Fleet  Surg.  1909  ;  Order 
of  Rising  Sun  (4th  cl.),  Japan,  1907;  F.L.S. 
1908.  Address :  Jun.  Naval  and  Military 
Club,  Lond. 

MILLAR,  Frederick  George,  1873-8.     Cl. 
1-U.M.     b.  2  Jan.  1862  ;   s.  of  James 
Millar,  Springbank,  Musselburgh. 
Went  to  Iowa,  U.S.A.  ;   d.  21  March  1882. 

MILLAR,     Thomas,     1873-6.     Cl.     1-3. 
b.  26  Jan.  1860  ;    s.  of  James  Millar, 
Springbank,  Musselburgh, 
d.  5  Dec.  1S85. 

MOSMAN,  Alexander  Chancellor,  1873-81 . 
Cl.  1-7.  b.  5  March  1863  ;  s.  of  Hugh 
Mosman  of  Auchtyfardle,  11  Chalmers 
Street;  XV.  and  XL 

A.F.C  ;  Inter-City  XV.  ;  A.CC  ;  with 
Bank  of  Scot,  for  some  yrs.  ;  now  Wan.  for 
Bell,  Rannie  and  Co.,  Wine  Merchants. 
Address  :    17  Grosvenor  Street,  Edin. 

NICOLSON,  James,  1873-7.  Cl.  1-L.M. 
s.  of  David  Nicolson,  Comely  Green 
Park. 

Wine  Merchant,  Glasg.  ;  m.  Miss  Gibson. 

NORIE,  Evelyn  William  Medows,  1873-6. 
Cl.  1-3.  b.  30  Aug.  1862  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  E.  M.  Norie,  14  Coates  Gardens, 


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347 


Fettes,  1876-80;  XI.  and  XV.;  Sand- 
hurst, 1882-3  ;  XI.  ;  passed  S.C.  1894 ; 
Col.  ;  Lt.  Middlesex  Regt.  1883  ;  Capt. 
1891  ;  Brev.  Maj.  1900  ;  Maj.  1901  ;  Lt.-Col. 
1909  ;  Brev.  Col.  19H  ;  A.D.C.  to  H.M.  the 
King,  1911  ;  served  with  Burmese  exped. 
1887-9  with  Intell.  Branch  (medal  with  two 
clasps)  ;  served  with  Chin-Lushai  exped. 
1889-90  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  I2  Sept.  1890, 
clasp)  ;  took  part  in  operations  in  Chitral, 
1895,  with  Relief  Force ;  Brig.  Signalling  OS. 
ist  Res.  Brig.  (18  March  to  Aug.  1895) ;  served 
on  N.W.  Frontier  of  India,  1897  ;  present 
at  defence  of  Malakand,  on  staff  ;  in  action 
at  Landakai  and  in  operations  in  Bajaur 
and  in  Mohmand  country  (desp.,  Lond. 
Gaz.  5  Nov.  1897  and  11  Jan.  1898,  medal 
with  two  clasps)  ;  served  in  China,  1900, 
on  stafif ;  present  at  relief  of  Peking,  took 
part  in  actions  of  Peitsang  and  Yangtsun 
(desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  14  May  1901,  Brev.  Maj., 
medal  with  clasp) ;  Ass.  Mil.  Sec.  at  War 
Office;  m.  Violet  Arundel.  Address:  War 
Office,  Whitehall,  Lond.,  S.W. 

ORR,  David  Macbeth  Moir,  1878-4.  CI.  1. 
b.  5  April  1862  ;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen.  James 
Orr,  Red  House,  Musselburgh. 

A.F.C.  ;  Inter-City  XV. ;  Produce  Mer- 
chant; sole  partner  of  Moir,  Kirkwood  and 
Co.,  Glasg.     Address  :   2  Fettes  Row,  Edin. 

PARK,  Albert  Edward,  1873-8.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  b.  10  March  1863  ;  s.  of  James 
D.  Park,  30  London  Street. 

Engineer ;  m.  M.  Louden,  Manchester. 
Address  :  Macclesfield. 

PARK,  Hope,  1877-9.  CI.  U.M.  b.  30 
Sept.  1864 ;  s.  of  J.  H.  Park,  Canonbie, 
Dumfriesshire. 

S.S.C.  1891.  Address:  22  Claremont  Cres- 
cent, Edin. 

PARK,  James,  1877-8.  CI.  U.M.  b. 
11  Dec.  1862 ;  s.  of  J.  H.  Park, 
Canonbie,  Dumfriesshire. 

Of  U.S.  Steel  Corp. ;  m.  Elizabeth  Neale, 
N.Y.  Address :  Marchbank,  Canonbie,  Dum- 
friesshire. 

PARSONS,  Harold  Daniel  Edmund, 
1874-5.  CI.  2.  b.  3  July  1863;  s. 
of  Maj.-Gen.  J.  E.  B.  Parsons,  I.A., 
9  Abercom  Terrace,  Portobello. 

Sandhurst;  passed  out  second ;  Col.A.O.D. ; 
C.M.G.  1900 ;  Lt.  Roy.  W.  Surrey  Regt. 
1882;  Capt.  1891;  Maj.  1898;  Lt.-Col. 
A.O.D.  1904 ;  Col.  1910 ;  served  with 
Burmese  exped.  1886-8  as  Supt.  Army 
Signalling,  3rd  Brig,  (medal  with  two  clasps) ; 
served  in  S.  African  War,  1899-1902  ;  took 
part  in  operations  in  O.F.S.  Feb.  to  May 
1900;  in  Cape  Colony,  S.  of  O.R.,  1899-1900; 
in  Cape  Colony,  N.  of  O.R.,  and  in  Trans- 
vaeil,  Feb.  to  March  1901,  and  again  in 
Cape  Colony,  30  Nov.  1900  to  Jan.  1901  ; 
apptd.  to  act  in  a  superior  Departl.  Rank 
(A.O.D.)  from  9  Oct.  1899  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz. 


16  April  1901,  Queen's  medal  with  three 
clasps,  and  King's  medal  with  two  clasps, 
C.M.G.)  ;  m.  Juha,  dau.  of  Thomas  Archer, 
C.M.G.,  of  Gracemere,  Queensland.  Address : 
Ass.  Dir.  of  Ordnance  Stores,  Army  H.Q., 
S.  Africa,  Pretoria. 

PATERSON,  John  Melvin,  1875-81.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  30  Oct.  1863 ;  s.  of  John 
Paterson,  M.L.A.,  Cape  Colony,  55 
Earl's  Court  Square.  So.  Kensington, 
S.W. 

M.A.,  LL.M.  Trin.  HaU,  Cantab ;  4th  in 
2nd  CI.  Law  Trip.  1885  ;  Law  Schol.  and 
Prizeman ;  Coll.  VIII.  ;  Barr.  Mid.  Tem. 
1887;  Chancery  Bar;  ist  CI.  Scholar. 
(100  gns.)  in  Equity,  and  2nd  CI.  Scholar. 
(30  gns.)  in  Internat.  and  Constit.  Law ; 
Ed.  of  the  5th  edit,  of  Kerr  on  the  Law  and 
Practice  of  Injunctions,  1914;  m.  Adelaide 
Maud  Maria,  2nd  dau.  of  J.  J.  Winter,  J. P., 
Drayton  Lodge,  near  Norwich.  Address:  9 
Old  Square,  Lincoln's  Inn,  Lond. ,  W.C. ,  and  61 
Avonmore  Road,  W.  Kensington,  Lond.,  W. 

PATERSON,  John  Salmon,  1875-8.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  22  Sept.  1861  ;  s.  of  John 
Paterson  of  Milton,  J.P.  ;   XX. 

Sometime  farmer  at  Potholm,  Langholm  ; 
F.S.I. ;  now  land  valuer  in  Valuation  Dept., 
I.R.  ;  m.  Agnes  Brown,  dau.  of  Jas.  R. 
Wilson,  Sol.,  Sanquhar.  Address :  I.R., 
Valuation  Dept. ,  Wellington  Chambers,  Ayr. 

PATTEN,  Alexander,  1873-7.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  23  June  1863  ;  s.  of  John  Patten, 
W.S.,  7  Drummond  Place. 

Chfton,  1877-81  ;  Oriel  Coll.  Oxen;  Coll. 
XI.  and  XV.  ;  Hon.  Sec.  Grange  C.C.  1886- 
96 ;  of  James  Cathcart  and  Co.,  Wine 
Merchants,  Leith ;  m.  1894  Elizabeth,  e. 
dau.  of  James  R.  Gillespie  of  Montreal, 
Canada.  Address :  61  Great  King  Street, 
Edin. 

POOL,  George,  1877-9.  CI.  U.M.  b. 
5  April  1862  ;  s.  of  Benjamin  Pool, 
Annan, 

E.I.  Merchant ;  d.  4  April  1894. 

REID,  Alexander  Pollock,  1877-80.  CI. 
5-7.  b.  2  June  1862  ;  s.  of  John 
Reid,  Lochwinnoch  ;  XL,  XV. ;  won 
Mile,  1878,  79,  and  80 ;  Cricket  Ball, 
Long  Leap,  and  100  Yds.  1880. 

Sol.  1887;  N.P.  1888;  Bank  Agent,  John- 
stone, Renfrewshire  ;  m.  Miss  Cockburn  ; 
d.  I  Feb.  1909. 

RHIND,  Ernest  Sackville,  1873-8.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  b.  26  Jan.  1862;  s.  of  David 
Rhind,  Architect,  54  Great  King 
Street. 

Journalist;  m.  .  Address  :  SeaXtle  Times 
Office,  Seattle,  Washington,  U.S.A. 


348 


DR.  MERRY'S  CLASS,  1873-80 


ROBERTSON.  Lionel  Eraser,  1873-8. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1863 ;  s.  of  George 
Robertson,  C.E.,  of  Hedderwick. 

Ex.  Engineer,  P.W.D.,  Punjab  ;  ra.  E.  C. 
Don.     Address  :   Umballa,  Punjab,  India. 

ROBERTSON-EULL.VRTON,  Archibald 
Louis  Fiillarton,  1876-9.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  8  Oct.  1862  ;  s.  of  Rev.  H.  Robert- 
son, 66  Great  King  Street,  Min.  of 
Bo'ness. 

Eclin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,C.M.  1884  ;  L.R.C.S.E. 
i886  ;  med.  pract.,  Glasg.  ;  D.L.  Co.  Bute. 
Address  :  20t  Bath  Street,  Glasg.,  and  Kil- 
michael,  Brodick,  Isle  of  .\rran. 

SALMON,  Melville  Babington,  1873-5. 
CI.  1,2.  b.  1862  ;  s.  of  John  Morgan 
Salmon,  28  Warriston  Crescent. 

Orange  -  grower  and  Cotton  -  planter, 
Florida  and  Georgia,  U.S.A. ;  m.  Lena  Clark 
of  Georgia;  d.  June  1890. 

SAMPLE,  Charles  Herbert,  1876-80.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  22  Nov.  1862  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Sample  of  Bothal  Castle,  Morpeth ; 
Ferguson  Medal,  1878;  XV.  (Capt. 
1879) ;  XL ;  won  Long  Leap  and 
Cricket  Ball,  1879. 

Emmanuel  Coll.  Cantab;  B.A.  1884;  Coll. 
XV.;  England  XV.  v.  Ireland,  1884,  85;  v. 
Scotland,  i886;  Northumberland  Co.  XV. 
1882-7 ;  Northumberland  Co.  XI.  1884- 
92 ;  Land  Agent ;  F.S.I.  ;  Mem.  North- 
umberland C.C.  since  1900  ;  Chm.  of  Castle 
Ward  Bd.  of  Guardians  since  1904  ;  m. 
Maria  Florence,  e.  dau.  of  John  Greene, 
The  Hope,  Moffat.  Address  :  Matfen,  Cor- 
bridge-on-Tyne. 

SCOTT,  Gideon  James,  1873-4.  CI.  1. 
Mrs.  Milne,  32  Great  King  Street 
(Guardian). 

SCOTT,  William  Aitchison,  1873-4.  CI.  1. 
Mrs.  Milne,  32  Great  King  Street 
(Guardian). 

SEARLE,  Charles  Thomas  Arnold,  1873-9. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  28  Dec.  1863  ;  s.  of  Col. 
Searle,  R.E.,  Calcutta. 

Col.  I.S.C.  ;  Lt.  35th  Sikhs,  1883  ;  Capt. 
1894 ;  Maj.  1901  ;  Lt.-Col.  1904 ;  Brev. 
Col.  1908 ;  served  with  Burmese  exped. 
1885-6  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  served  in  E. 
Africa,  1902-4.  during  operations  in  Somali- 
land  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  d.  7  Aug.  1910. 

SMITH,  Alexander,  1874-8.  CI.  2-L.M. 
b.  13  Aug.  1862 ;  s.  of  George  IL 
Smith,  M.D.,  80  Great  King  Street. 

Orange  Grove  Planter;  m.  A.  M.  Beckett 
of  Dunedin,  Fla.  Address:  Dunedin,  Pin- 
ellas Co.,  Florida,  U.S.A. 


SMITH,  David  Jugurtha,  1876-7.  CI. 
L.M,  s.  of  David  Smith,  27  Lauder 
Road. 

SMITH,  Harry  Graham.  1873-8.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  26  Dec.  1862  ;  s.  of  John  Smith, 
M.D.,  F.R.S.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  11  Wemyss 
Place. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  L.R.C.S.E.  1883  ;  L.R.C.P.E. 
1884  ;  L.D.S.  1886  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  m. 
Margaret  Jenkinson  of  Yealand  Conyers. 
Address  :    Yealand  Conyers,  Carnforth. 

SPENCE,  Frederick  Dice,  1873-9.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  29  Dec.  1861  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
Spence,  21  Ainslie  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  1879-81  ;  went  to  Uruguay, 
1883  ;  Paraguay,  1888  ;  Man.  of  various 
Estancias  till  1902,  when  he  became  a  rancher 
at  Villa  del  Pilar.  Address  :  Villa  del  Pilar, 
Paraguay. 

STEIN,  John  Ramsay,  1874-8.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  23  Aug.  1863  ;  s.  of  Charles  Stein, 
18  Claremont  Crescent. 

Wine  Merchant,  Glasg.  ;  m.  1891  Miss 
Gemmell ;   d.  27  Nov.  1892. 

STEWART,  David  Brown  Douglas, 
1877-9.  CI.  5,  6.  b.  3  Aug.  1862  ; 
s.  of  Sir  David  Stewart,  LL.D.,  of  Ban- 
chory-Devenick. 

M.A.  Aberdeen  Univ.  ;  1889  partner  in 
S.  R.  Stewart  and  Co.,  Comb  Manufacturers, 
Aberdeen,  which  was  amalgamated  with 
others  under  the  name  of  the  Aberdeen 
Comb  Works  Co.  Ltd.,  of  which  he  is 
Mang.  Dir.  ;  Mem.  of  Sch.  Bd.  and  P.C. 
of  Banchory  -  Devenick,  etc.  ;  Vice  -  Pres. 
Aberdeen  Chamber  of  Commerce  ;  J. P.  Co. 
of  Kincardine  and  Co.  of  City  of  Aberdeen  ; 
Lt.  ist  V.B.  Gordon  Highs.  1884;  Capt. 
1892  ;  Maj.  1905  ;  Lt.-Col.  and  Hon.  Col. 
1907  ;  now  Lt.-Col.  and  Hon.  Col.  comdg. 
4th  Batt.  Gordon  Highs.  (T.F.)  ;  V.D.  1904  ; 
King  Edward  (1902)  and  King  George 
(1911)  Coronation  medals;  m.  1899  I.  A. 
Brown,  dau.  of  Hon.  Alex.  Brown,  M.L.C., 
Bombay.  Address  :  Drumduan,  Banchory- 
Devenick,  by  Aberdeen. 

TUKE,  William  Magee,  1875-8.  CI.  3-5. 
b.  14  Aug.  1862  ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Battv 
Tuke,  M.D.,  LL.D..  20  Charlotte 
Square. 

Edin.  Univ.  1880-6  ;  Scot.  Episc.  Theolog. 
Coll.  1884-6  ;  Scot.  Episc.  Ch.  ;  St.  Bartho- 
lomew, Hyde,  Winchester,  1886 ;  King's 
Somborne,  1888  ;  Nuthurst,  Sussex,  1893  ; 
Huntly,  1896 ;  Elgin,  1902  ;  Bimam, 
1905  ;  Forfar,  1912.  Address  :  St.  John's 
Parsonage,  Forfar. 

VASSIE.  Richard,  1877-8.  CI.  U.M. 
b.  30  June  1862  ;  s.  of  John  Vassie, 
Crofton  Hill,  Lanark. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM.  1883  ;  M.D.  1886; 
M.R.C.S.  Lond.  1883  ;  d.  25  Sept.  1889. 


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VERTUE,  Arthur  Francis,  1873-3.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  2  Dec.  1862  ;  s.  of  James 
Vertue,  Lt.-Col.  R.E.  (Madras). 

U.S.  Coll.  Westward  Ho,  1875-7;  Oriental 
Bank,  Lond.,  for  a  time  ;  went  to  S.  Africa 
in  Methuen's  Horse  under  Sir  Charles 
Warren  ;  when  disbanded  enlisted  in  5th 
Roy.  Irish  Lancers ;  served  seven  years, 
but  was  too  old  for  a  commission  ;  subse- 
quently until  indigo  failed  was  planting  in 
Behar ;  resident  in  Canada  since  1903. 
Address  :   Montreal,  Canada. 

WARRACK,  John,  1873-80.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  1863 ;  s.  of  John  Warrack,  14 
Carlton  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Ship  Owner,  Leith.  Publi- 
cations :  Cathedral  and  other  Churches  of 
Great  Britain ;  Five  Songs  (Novello)  ; 
In  Praise  of  Neptune  (Novello)  ;  Greek 
Sculpture,  m.  Miss  Dunlop,  y.  dau.  of 
John  Dunlop  of  Brockloch,  Ayrshire, 
Address  :   13  Rothesay  Terrace,  Edin. 

WOOD,  Charles,  1873-6.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
8  Jan.  1862;  s.  of  Mrs.  Wood,  11 
Claremont  Crescent. 


Chf.  Engineer,  Cincinnati,  Hamilton,  and 
Dayton  Rly.,  U.S.A. ;  m.  1890  Ruth  Cowing; 
d.  28  Nov.  1895. 

YOUNG,  John  Denholm,  1879-80.  CI.  7. 
b.  15  March  1863 ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col. 
Samuel  Denholm  Young,  H.E.LC.S., 
10  Morningside  Place.  Edin.  ;  Gloag 
Medal  and  Balfour  Prize  for  Math. 
1880. 

1881  Edin.  Univ.  (T.C.  Bursar)  ;  1887 
Whitworth  Scholar.  (Engineering)  ;  1887-8 
Ass.  to  Prof,  of  Math.,  Glasg.  Tech.  Coll.  ; 
1 891-4  Head  Draughtsman,  N.E.  Marine 
Engineering  Co.  Ltd.,  Sunderland  ;  1893  and 
1896  Gold  MedaUist,  N.E.  Coast  Inst,  of 
Engineers  and  Shipbuilders ;  1895-6  Lect.  on 
Steam,  Sen.  Laboratory  CI.,  E.  Lond.  Tech. 
Coll.  ;  M.  Inst.  Naval  Architects  ;  partner 
in  Atkinson,  Young  and  Robson,  Consult. 
Engineers,  etc.,  Liverpool  and  Newcastle  ; 
Author  of  Light  Marine  Machinery  (Reed, 
Sunderland)  ;  m.  1898  Mira,  3rd  dau.  of 
Maj.  Edward  Phillips,  late  Sth  Huss.  Ad- 
dress :  7  Commercial  Court,  17  Water  Street, 
Liverpool. 


DR.  CLYDE'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  STRATHAIRN'S  AND  MR.  BURNS'S) 

CLASS,  1874-81 


ADAMSON,  Alexander  Archibald,  1877-9. 
CI.  L.  and  U.M.  b.  8  Dec.  1862  ;  s. 
of  John  Adamson,  M.D.,  The  Scores, 
St.  Andrews. 

Rancher  in  the  Argentine,  1 882-1909 ; 
m.  May  Fitzpatrick ;  d.  10  June  1909;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  27. 

AITON,  Joseph  Bray,  1874-3.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  John  Alton,  16  Buckingham 
Terrace. 

ANDERSON,  Frederick  Thomas,  1873-7. 
CI.  2  (in  Mr.  Carmichael's  CI.  1876-7). 
b.  10  Aug.  1862  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Anderson,  M.D.  (H.E.LC.S.),  lOGeorge 
Square. 

L.R.C.P.  and  S.E.  1888 ;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1895  ;  M.D.  Brussels,  1895  ;  also  at  Dublin 
and  Vienna  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  m.  Beatrice, 
dau.  of  Rev.  J.  Mortlock-Brown,  M.A.,  V. 
of  Atworth,  Wiltshire.  Address  :  The  Pop- 
lars, Horsmonden,  Kent. 

ANDERSON,  James  Patrick,  1874-81. 
CI.  1-U.M.  (in  Mr.  Carmichael's  CI. 
1876-80).  b.  1864;  s.  of  James 
Anderson,  7  Lavcrockbank  Terrace, 
Trinity. 

C.A.  Edin.  ;  afterwards  Tea  and  Rubber 
Planter  in  Ceylon  (ret.  19 13).  Address : 
Badminton  Club,  100  Piccadilly,  Lond.,  W. 


ANNAN,  James,  1878-9.  CI.  U.M.  b. 
20  Nov.  1861  ;  s.  of  William  Annan, 
Sol.  and  Town  Clerk,  Belvidere, 
Lanark. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Capt.  Lanark  G.C.  1893-4  ; 
Law  Agent,  1887  ;  N.P.  ;  Clerk  of  Lieuten- 
ancy of  Lanarkshire,  1891  ;  Jt.  Town  Clerk 
of  Lanark,  1892  ;  Town  Clerk  since  1908  ; 
Sec.  and  Treas.  to  Lanark  Educational 
Trust,  1906,  etc.  ;  Burgess  of  the  Roy. 
Burgh  of  Lanark,  1897  ;  Pres.  of  Assoc,  of 
Burgh  Officials  of  Scot.  1907-9  ;  m.  Agnes 
Murdoch,  2nd  dau.  of  J.  H.  Brown,  The  Hur- 
let,  Stirlingshire.  Address :  Gallow  Hill, 
Lanark. 

AULD,  George  William,  1874-6.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  19  June  1864  ;  s.  of  John  Auld, 
W.S.,  18  Grosvenor  Crescent. 

Loretto,  1876-80.  Address :  18  Lans- 
downe  Crescent,  Edin. 

BALFOUR,  William  Adrian  Alex.,  1876- 
80,  CI.  8-6.  b.  20  Feb.  1864  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Balfour,  C.A.,  F.F.A.,  Edin. 

Sec.    of    the    City    of    Glasgow    Life 
Assur.  Co.,  22  Rutland  Square. 

C.A.  1887 ;  Treas.  F.  Churches  (Scot.) 
Widows'  and  Orphans'  Fund.  Address : 
49  Castle  Street,  Edin. 

BELL,   Alexander,    1874-9.     CI.    1-U.M. 
s.  of  Charles  D.  Bell,  4  Danube  Street. 
Sometime  Sol.,  Cape  Town. 


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BELL,  Anthony,  1874-80.  CI,  1-6.  s. 
of  Charles  D.  Bell,  4  Danube  Street. 

BELLAIRS,  Malcolm,  1878-9.  CI.  U.M. 
s.  of  George  Bellairs.  Crown  Receiver- 
Gen,  for  Scot.,  Spring  Gardens, 
Portobello. 

BLAIKIE.  Charles  Louis,  1878-9.  CI. 
U.M.  b.  27  July  1862  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
W.  Garden  Blaikie,  D.D.,  LL.D., 
Prof,  of  Divinity,  New  Coll.,  Edin. 

C.A.  18S7  ;  Maj.  and  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  Mid- 
lothian R.G.A.  (Vols.) ;  V.D.  ;  Sec.  and 
Treas.  Scot.  Nat.  Artillery  Assoc.  ;  m. 
Isabel  Steaines  ;  d.  15  Oct.  1909  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  lo. 

BORTHWICK,  Alexander,  1874-9.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  1  Oct.  1863  ;  s.  of  Charies 
Borthwck,  Mindrum,  Coldstream. 

Farmer.  Address  :  Mindrum,  Northum- 
berland. 

BORTHWICK,  John  Alexander,  1874-9. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  24  April  1862  ;  s.  of 
Charles  Borthwick,  Mindrum,  Cold- 
stream. 

Farmer.  Address  :  Oxnam  Row,  Jed- 
burgh. 

BOYD,  Arthur,  1877-9.  CI.  4-L.M.  s. 
of  William  Boyd,  Solicitor,  Peter- 
head ;  d. 

BROWN,  Henry  Hay  M'Kerrell,  1874-81. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1863;  s.  of  John  M'Kerrell 
Brown,  7  Eton  Terrace  ;  XL  (Capt. 
1880). 

A.C.C.  ;  Capt.  Gentlemen  of  Scot.  v.  Hall's 
Lanes.  XI.  1904,  and  Scot.  v.  South  Africans, 
1904;  C.A.  Edin.  1887;  m.  Jackaleen  Maud, 
4th  dau.  of  Robert  Lidwill  Brown  of  Clon- 
boy ,  Co.  Clare.  A  ddress :  3  Grosvenor  Street, 
Edin. 

BRUCE,  Robert  Cathcart,  1874-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  13  Jan.  1864  ;  s.  of  George  Cadell 
Bruce,  C.E.,  7  Buckingham  Ten-ace. 

In  Virginia,  U.S.A.,  since  1880;  fmly.  far- 
mer, now  Rly.  Dist.  Traffic  Supt. ;  m.     . 

BRYDEN,    Harry,    1874-5.     CI.    1.     b. 
20  June  1863  ;   s.  of  John  M.  Bryden, 
16  Frederick  Street. 
Address  :    Wayside,  Aberlady. 

BUCHAN,  Henry,  1874-8.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
18  Oct.  1862  ;  s.  of  Henry  Buchan, 
S.S.C,  30  Dublin  Street. 

Engineer,  Edin.  ;  m.  Georgina  Renira. 
dau.  of  George  Fitzjohn ;   d.  5  Nov.  1892. 


BURNS,  John  WiUiam,  1877-81.  CI. 
4-7.  b.  1863;  s.  of  John  William 
Burns,  Kilmahew,  Cardross ;  XV.,  XL 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  1884  ;  of  Kil- 
mahew, Cardross  ;  J. P.  Dumbartonshire  ; 
Capt.  1st  Roy.  Drag. ;  Lt.  1885;  Capt.  189 1 ; 
res.  1901  ;  m.  1903  Annie  Douglas,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Pilkington  of  Sandside,  Caithness- 
shire.  Address:  Kilmahew,  Cardross,  Dum- 
bartonshire. 

CAMPBELL,  Donald,  1874-8.  CI.  1-L.M. 
s.  of  Capt.  Campbell,  32  Howard 
Place. 

CARMICHAEL,  Montague  Scott,  1874-7. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  19  July  1862;  s.  of 
William  Scott  Carmichael,  M.D.,  22 
Northumberland  Street. 

CHARNOCK,  John  Aiton,  1875-7.  CI. 
2,  3.  John  Aiton,  16  Buckingham 
Terrace  (Guardian). 

CLAY,  Alexander  Thomson,  1874-80. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  27  Sept.  1863  ;  s.  of  John 
Clay,  Farmer,  Kerchesters,  Kelso ; 
XV.  and  XI. 

Capt.  Kelso  F.C.  1882-3 ;  A.F.C. ;  Rugby, 
V.  England,  1886-7  ;  v.  Ireland,  1886-7  ;  v. 
Wales,  1886-8;  W.S.  1894;  of  Pringle  and 
Clay,  W.S. ;  ra.  Bina,  dau.  of  John  TurnbuU 
Thomson,  Surveyor-Gen.  of  N.Z.  Address: 
18  South  Learmonth  Gardens,  Edin. 

CONNELL,  John,  1875-6.  CI.  2.  b, 
15  Oct.  1862;  s.  of  John  Connell, 
Clinthead,  Langholm. 

T.C.D.  ;  B.A.  and  M.A.  ;  Ch.  of  Ireland ; 
R.  of  Clontarf,  Dio.  DubUn ;  Chap,  to  Ld.-Lt. 
of  Ireland ;  m.  Miss  Welland,  dau.  of  late 
Bishop  of  Down,  Connor,  and  Dromore. 
Address  :    The  Rectory,  Clontarf,  Dublin. 

COOK,  John  James,  1876-80.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  24  Aug.  1864;  s.  of  D.  Cook, 
Banker,  Anstruther. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A., 
TraveUing  Schol.  1888  ; 
1886  and  1887;  Advocate,  1889;  Sec.  Boun- 
dary Comrs.  for  Scot.  1891-3 ;  m.  1900 
Marie  Augustine  D'Artout ;  d.  20  April  1901 ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  viii.  95. 

CURRIE,  James,  1876-9.  CI.  3-U.M. 
b.  13  April  1863  ;  s.  of  James  Currie, 
Trinity  Cottage,  Edin. 

Trin.  CoU.  Cantab;  B.A.,  M.A. ;  Ship 
Owner ;  Man.  the  Leith,  Hull,  and  Hamburg 
Steam  Packet  Co.  Ltd.  ;  Dir.  N.B.  and 
Merc.  Insur.  Co.  ;  J. P.  for  Midlothian  ;  Dep. 
Chm.  Edin.  Chamber  of  Commerce  ;  Treas. 
R.S.E.  and  R.S.G.S.  Publications :  vari- 
ous papers  on  mineralogy,  etc.,  in  scientific 
transactions,  m.  Gertrude  Barclay,  dau.  of 
W.  A.  Peterkin,  H.M.  Bd.  of  Supervision. 
Address  :   Larkfield,  Wardie  Road,  Edin. 


LL.B.  ;     Dickson 
Grierson   Bursar, 


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DOUGLAS,  George  Hector,  1874-8.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  1  July  1863 ;  s.  of  John 
Brown  Douglas,  W.S.,  12  Drummond 
Place. 

Accountant  and  Valuator,  Edin.  ;  m. 
Robina  Maxwell,  Edin.  Address  :  5  War- 
riston  Crescent,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  Robert  Balmer,  1874-9. 
CI.  1-L.M.  (in  Mr.  Cannichael's 
CI.  1875-9).  b.  23  Oct.  1863;  s.  of 
Robert  Douglas,  Town  Clerk,  Berwick- 
on-Tweed. 

Sol.,  Berwick-on-Tweed  ;  d.  5  June  1898. 

ESPIE,  George,  1874-5.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
George  Espie,  S.S.C.,  22  Clarence 
Street. 

ERASER,  Alastair  Robertson  Irvine, 
1874-9.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  20  March 
1865  ;  s.  of  Francis  Eraser,  Findrack, 
Torphins,  Aberdeenshire. 

Served  in  S.  African  Constabulary  (two 
medals).  Address  :  c/o  Livingston  and  Co., 
Durban,  S.  Africa. 

FREER,  George,  1877-80.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
July  1861 ;  s.  of  George  Freer,  29 
Melville  Street. 

Sandhurst ;  Lt.  5th  Roy.  Irish  Lancers  ; 
exchanged  to  14th  (P.W.O.)  Regt. ;  res. 
1889;   d.  3  Aug.  1893. 

GORDON,  Julius,  1878-81.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  1864 ;  s.  of  George  Gordon  of 
Donavourd,  Perthshire  ;    XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  R.  and  R.D.  of 
Queenstown,  Co.  Cork,  1892-1906;  V.  of  St. 
George's,  Parktown,  Johannesburg,  1906 ; 
Dean  of  Pretoria,  Transvaal,  1912  ;  m.  Mary 
Noel,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  J.  D.  Barry  of  Grahams- 
town,  Co.  Cork.  Address:  St.  George's  Vic- 
arage, Parktown,  Johannesburg,  S.  Africa. 

GORDON,  Murray,  May-July  1877.  CI.  3. 
s.  of  Samuel  Gordon,  Trinity. 

GOURLAY,  Alfred  Edward,  1874-5. 
CI.  1.  b.  12  Feb.  1864  ;  s.  of  Gershom 
Gourlay,  18  Clarendon  Crescent. 

m.  .  Address:  Post  Office,  Moonah, 
Hobart,  Tasmania. 

GOURLAY,  Kenneth  Mackenzie,  1874-5. 
CI.  1.  b.  7  June  1865  ;  s.  of  Gershom 
Gourlay,  18  Clarendon  Crescent. 

C.A.  Edin.  1890  ;  of  Richard  Brown  and 
Co.,  C.A.,  Edin.  ;  m.  Hannah  Grace,  dau.  of 
D.  M.  Watson,  Greystane,  Invergowrie.  A  d- 
dress :  Malleny,  Balerno. 

GRANT,  Ronald  Cameron,  1878-9.  CI.  5. 
b.  12  Aug.  1862  ;  s.  of  Maj.  Grant, 
31  Howe  Street. 


Harvard  Univ.,  Cambridge,  Mass. ;  Mem. 
of  Bar  of  N.  Brunswick,  Canada  (ret.)  ;  m. 
Emily  Florence,  dau.  of  W.  H.  Adams  of  St.- 
John,  N.  Brunswick.  Address  :  5  York- 
shire Aptmts.,  Oldfield  Avenue,  Montreal. 

GREENHILL,  William,  1874-8.  CI.  1- 
L.M.  b.  5  July  1862  ;  s.  of  James 
Greenhill,  Man.  Clydesdale  Bank, 
41  Hanover  Street. 

C.A.  Edin.  1885  ;  of  Greenhill  and  Clap- 
perton,  C.A. ;  m.  1914  Constance  Mary,  dau. 
of  William  Campbell,  i  Carlton  Terrace, 
Edin.     Address:  32  Regent  Terrace,  Edin. 

GREGORY,  Alexander  Ogilvy,  1876-7. 
CI.  3.  b.  19  Oct.  1863  ;  s.  of  T.  C. 
Gregory,  C.E.,  F.G.S.,  F.R.S.S.A., 
etc..  9  Colville  Road,  Bayswater, 
Lond.,  W. 

In  business  for  thirty-two  yrs.  in  Lond. 
at  Lloyd's,  insur.  and  banking ;  appointed 
Official  Trustee  under  Bd.  of  Trade ;  Author 
of  The  Iron  Arm  (a  Farce),  under  nom  de 
plume  '  Arthur  Grahame,'  and  a  Guide-book 
to  the  Broads  of  Norfolk  ;  m.  Ida  Wilraot 
Eyre  {nee  Rodriguez) ,  widow  of  E.  J .  W.  Gibb, 
R.A.S.,  Lond.  Address  :  55  Drayton  Gar- 
dens, S.  Kensington,  Lond.,  S.W. 

HALDANE,  WiUiam  Stowell,  1874-81. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  19  Aug.  1864  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Haldane,  W.S.,  of  Cloanden,  17  Char- 
lotte Square  ;  Shooting  VIII.  ;  Edin. 
Schools  Rifle  Trophy,  1881. 

Edin.  Univ.,  B.L. ;  W.S.  1888;  Kt.  1912; 
Crown  Agent  for  Scot,  since  1905  ;  Mem. 
of  the  Development  Commis.  1910;  Prison 
Comr.  for  Scot. ;  m.  1892  Edith  Stuart,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Nelson  of  Achnacloich,  Publisher, 
Edin.  Address  :  55  Melville  Street,  Edin., 
and  Foswell,  Perthshire. 

HARVEY,  Thomas,  1874-80.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  30  June  1864 ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Harvey,  LL.D.,  Rector  E.A.,  1869-88, 
32  George  Square. 

M.I.N.A.  ;  Shipbuilder ;  Mang.  Dir. 
Greenock  and  Grangemouth  Dockyard  Co. 
Ltd.  ;  m.  Allison  Mary  Grierson.  Address  : 
Weedingshall,  Polmont. 

HENRY,  Matthew,  1874-8.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
10  May  1864 ;  s.  of  John  Henry, 
S.S.C,  29  Rutland  Square. 

Loretto,  1878-82;  W.S.  1888;  of  Henry 
and  Scott,  W.S.,  Edin.  Address:  38  Inver- 
leith  Row,  Edin. 

HE  RDM  AN,  Robert  Duddingstone, 
1874-8.  CI.  1-L.M.  b.  1863  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Herdman,  R.S.A.,  9  St.  Ber- 
nard's Crescent  and  St.  Bernard's 
Tower,  Bruntsfield  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  A.R.S.A.  1908  ;  studied  Art 
at  R.S.A.  School ;  studios  in  Paris  and  gal- 
leries of  Madrid  and  Holland  ;   Chm.  Soc.  of 


352     DR.  CLYDE'S  (MR.  STRATHAIRN'S  AND  MR.  BURNS'S)  CLASS,  1874-81 


Scot.  Artists,  1898 ;  exhibited  figure  sub- 
jects and  portraits,  chiefly  in  Edin.,  Lend., 
Paris,  Vienna,  Munich,  etc.  ;  m.  1896  Edna, 
dau.  of  Henry  Norman  of  Leicester.  Ad- 
dress :  St.  Bernard's  Tower,  Bruntsfield 
Crescent,  Edin. 

HOBBS,  Pcrcv  Evre  Francis,  1875-6. 
CI.  2.  b.  18  Feb.  1865  ;  s.  of  CoL 
T.  F.  Hobbs  of  Baniaboy,  Frankford, 
King's  Co. 

Fettes,  1876-82;  Sandhurst,  1883;  C.M.G. 
1900;  Ass.  Dir.  S.  and  T.  ;  Lt.  R.M.L.I. 
1883;  transferred  to  A.S.C.  1889;  Capt. 
1890;  Maj.  1899;  Lt.-Col.  1905;  Brev.  Col. 
1908  ;  Col.  1909  ;  served  in  S.  Africa,  1899- 
1900  (desp..  Queen's  medal,  three  clasps, 
C.M.G.) ;  m.  1889  Eliza  Anne,  dau.  of  Henry 
Hutson,  M.D.,  of  Demerara,  Br.  Guiana. 
Address:  Barnaboy,  Farnborough  Park, 
Hants. 

HOLMES,  Frederick  William,  1874-6. 
CI.  1,  2.  s.  of  James  Holmes, 
Henderson  Row. 

HOTCHKIS,  James  Napier,  1879-81. 
CI.  6,  7.  b.  16  July  1863  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
Richard  James  Hotchkis,  I.A.,  Crook- 
ston.  Paisley. 

W.S.  1887  ;  served  in  S.  Africa  as  Lt.  i8th 
Batt.  Imp.  Yeo.  imtil  attached  to  R.A.  ; 
served  eleven  months  with  a  Field  Battery 
(Queen's  medal,  four  clasps)  ;  now  a  Mem. 
Fife  Co.  T.F.  Assoc,  with  over  twenty-five 
yrs.  service  in  Vols.,  Imp.  Yeo.,  and  T.F. 
Address  :  St.  Andrews,  Fife. 

LOGAN,  Robert,  1877-8.  CI.  L.M.  b. 
2  April  1863  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Logan, 
Woodend,  Duns. 

Sheep  Farmer,  N.Z.,  1881-1912  ;  Chm. 
Maniototo  C.C.  1902-3  ;  J. P.,  N.Z.,  1888  ; 
Lt.-Col.  comdg.  5th  M.R.  (Otago  Hussars), 
1908-12  ;  Hon.  A.D.C.  to  H.E.  the  Gov.  of 
N.Z.  19H  ;  Lt.-Col.  N.Z.  S.C.  1912  ;  Officer 
comdg.  Auckland  Mil.  dist.,  N.Z.,  June  1912, 
with  temp,  rank  of  Col.  ;  m.  Kate,  dau.  of 
Joseph  Preston  of  Forestvale,  Fortrose,  N.Z., 
and  of  Wooldale  Hall,  Yorks,  England. 
Address:  Dist.  H.Q.,  N.Z.  Mil.  Forces, 
Auckland,  N.Z. 

LOY,  Thomas,  1877-9.  CI.  L.  and  U.M. 
Miss  Miller,  37  Forrest  Road  (Guar- 
dian). 

AL4CAULAY,  Thomas  Fair,  1874-80. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  1865  ;  s.  of  Rev.  G.  Mac- 
aulay,  9  Millerfield  Place. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  tea  merchant's  office,  Lond. ; 
d.  1884. 

M'CLEW,  William  Charles,  1877-80.  CI. 
L.-Adv.  U.M.  b.  29  Aug.  1863  ;  s.  of 
John  M'Clew,  Dinvin,  Portpatrick. 

C.E.  ;  engaged  since  1889  in  the  construc- 
tion of  rlys.  in  the  Argentine  Republic ;   m. 


Petrona  Benitez-Torres.     Address  :  Caseros, 
F.C.  Pacifico,  Buenos  Ayres,  Argentina. 

MACKENZIE,  William  Campbell,  1876-8. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  31  May  1862  ;  s.  of  James 
Mackenzie,  Auchenheglish,  Alexan- 
dria. 

Insur.  office,  Kansjis  City.  A  ddress  :  J .  and 
\Vm.  C.  Mackenzie,  103  R.A.  Long  Build- 
ing, Kansas  City,  Missouri,  U.S.A. 

MACKINTOSH,  Archibald,  1878-80.  CI. 
5,  6.  b.  17  April  1865  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  Mackintosh,  Min.  of  St. 
Cyrus,  Kincardineshire. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1891;  gen.  med. 
pract.  Address :  Loclileven  Lodge,  50  Trinity 
Road,  Edin. 

MACKINTOSH,  Lewis  Gordon,  1874-9. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  9  July  1862  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
James  G.  Mackintosh,  28  Walker 
Street ;    XV. 

A.F.C. ;  merchants'  offices,  Leith  and 
Lond.,  for  twenty  yrs. ;  now  Owner  and  Man. 
of  Workmen's  Dwellings,  Lond.  Address  : 
Sackville  Lodge,  Withyham,  Sussex. 

MILLAR,  John  Hepburn,  1874-81.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  9  June  1864 ;  s.  of  John 
Millar,  Lord  Craighill,  Senator  of 
Coll.  of  Justice  ;  Dux  CI.  1,  2,  3,  4,  5, 
and  6  and  of  the  School,  1881  ; 
Gloag  Medal,  1881  ;  1st  Acad.  Club 
Prize,  1880  and  1881 ;  Mackenzie  Prize 
for  best  in  French,  German,  and 
English,  1881  ;  best  in  French  and 
German,  CI.  7,  1881. 

M.A.  Oxon  (Ball.  Coll.  18S2-6)  ;  1st  CI. 
Mods.  1883  ;  1st  CI.  Lit.  Hum.  1S86  ;  LL.B. 
Edin.  1889  ;  Capt.  E.  Acad.  G.C.  1911  ;  Ad- 
vocate, 1889  ;  Counsel,  Scotch  Education 
Department  since  1899;  Lect.  on  Internat. 
Private  Law,.  Univ.  of  Edin.,  1902-9  ;  Prof, 
of  Constit.  Law  and  Constit.  Hist.,  Univ.  of 
Edin.,  since  1909;  Lect.  on  Scot.  Literature, 
Univ.  of  Glasg.,  191 1-12  ;  Author  of  A  Hand- 
book of  Prescription,  1S93  ;  The  Mid- 
Eighteenth  Century,  in  Blackwood's  Periods 
of  European  Literature,  1902  ;  A  Literary 
History  of  Scotland,  1903  ;  Hon.  Sec.  to 
Directors  of  the  Academy,  1896-1906  ;  Dir. 
since  1906 ;  m.  Margaret  Wilhelmina,  e.  dau. 
of  John  Wharton  Wharton  Duff  of  Orton, 
Morayshire, W.S.  Address:  loAbercromby 
Place,  Edin.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  13. 

MITCHELL,  Wilham,  1874-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  16  July  1863 ;  s.  of  William 
Mitchell,  S.S.C,  15  Magdala  Crescent. 

W.S.  1889.  Address  :  c/o  Mitchell  and 
Ba.xter,  W.S.,  11  S.  Charlotte  Street,  Edin. 

MURDOCH,  Keith  Arthur,  1877-9.  CI. 
4,  5.     b.  8  Sept.   1862;    s.  of  Rev. 


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James  Murdoch,   F.C.   Manse,   Rose- 
hearty,  Fraserburgh, 
d.  21  Oct.  1882. 

PATERSON,  Ernest  Huntly,  1874-9. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  20  Feb.  1863  :  s.  of 
Augustus  Paterson,  6  Wardie  Road. 

Actor  and  Theatre  Man.  ;  m.  Grace  Ade- 
laide Beatty.  Address :  103  Morshead 
Mansions,  Maida  Vale,  Lond.,  W. 

PATON,  Ranald  Alexander  Noel,  1874- 
80.  CI.  1-6.  b.  1864  ;  s.  of  Sir  J. 
Noel  Paton,  R.S.A.,  LL.D.,  H.M. 
Limner  for  Scot.,  33  George  Square. 

Has  travelled  extensively  in  nearly  every 
part  of  the  world  ;  m.  Winifred  Wallace. 
Address:  c/o  V.  A.  Noel  Paton,  W.S.,  Edin. 

PATON,  Victor  Albert  Noel,  1874-80. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  29  Dec.  1862  ;  s.  of  Sir 
J.  Noel  Paton,  R.S.A.,  LL.D.,  H.M. 
Limner  for  Scot.,  33  George  Square  ; 
XV. 

A.F.C.;  W.S.  1887;  Clerk,  Leith  Dock 
Comrs. ;  m.  Eva,  2nd  dau.  of  John  Wharton 
Wharton  Dufi  of  Orton,  Morayshire,  W.S. 
Address  :    11  Learraonth  Gardens,  Edin. 

PEDDIE,  Coventry  Dick,  1874-5.  CI.  1. 
b.  2  Dec.  1863 ;  s.  of  John  Dick 
Peddie,  R.S.A.,  33  Buckingham  Ter- 
race, 

Fettes,  1877-82  ;  XI.  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
M.A.  1886;  LL.B.  1889;  Advocate,  1889; 
Sec.  to  Comrs.  of  Northern  Lighthouses, 
1901  ;  m.  Margaret,  2nd  dau.  of  Alexander 
Peddie-Waddeli,  W.S.,  of  Balquhatstone. 
Address  :    84  George  Street,  Edin. 

PRIMROSE,  Adrian,  1877-9.  CI.  L.  and 
U.M.  Col.  Siborne,  Brit.  Comr., 
Galatz  (Guardian). 

PURVES,  Peter  VViUiam,  1878-80,  CI. 
5,  6,  b.  24  June  1863  ;  s.  of  Peter 
William  Purves,  12  Warriston  Crescent. 

A.F.C.  ;  Res.  Sec.  Scot.  Equitable  Life 
Assur.  Soc,  Birmingham,  thirteen  yrs.  ; 
Glasgow  five  yrs.  ;  now  Lond.  Sec.  ;  m. 
Mary  Gundred,  dau.  of  Gen.  D.  S.  Warren, 
C.B.  Address:  Lilburn,  Plough  Lane,  Pur- 
ley,  Surrey. 

REID,  Charles,  1877-81.  CI.  4-7.  b.  14 
Jan.  1864  ;  s.  of  John  Rcid,  Harvey 
Square,  Lochwinnoch ;  XV..  Capt. 
1880-1 ;  won  Cricket  Ball,  1881. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1888  ;  A.F.C.  (Capt. 
1884-8) ;  Rugby,  v.  England,  1881-4,  1886-7 ; 
V.  Ireland,  1881-8  ;  Wales,  1S83-8 ;  Capt. 
1887-8  (there  was  no  International  Match 
with  England  in  1888)  ;  m.  1903  Catherine 
Louise,  dau.  of  John  Steedman,  Sol.,  Ravens- 
heugh,  Selkirk ;    settled  in  med.  pract.  at 


Selkirk,  and  later  at  Swindon,  Wilts,  where 
he  died,  25  Oct.  1909 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
xvii.  24. 

REID,  George  Cumberland,  1876-9.  CI. 
3-U.M.  b.  1862  ;  s.  of  Walter  Reid, 
Drem,  E.  Lothian. 

C.E.  Queensland.  Address  :  Brisbane, 
Queensland. 

REOCH,  John,  1874-9.  CI.  1-U.M.  b, 
20  Aug.  1863  ;  s.  of  John  Fowler 
Reoch,  39  Invcrleith  Row ;  Dux 
L.M,  Sch.  1878  and  U.M,  Sch, 
1879;  2nd  Acad,  Club  Prize  and 
Mackenzie  Prize  (eq.  with  J.  A, 
Clyde),  1879. 

Banker ;  Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.,. 
Glasg.  ;  m.  Grace  Carson.  Address  :  16 
Mansion  House  Road,  Langside,  Glasg. 

RHIND,  WiUiamson,  1874-9.  CI,  1-U.M. 
b.  21  July  1863  ;  s.  of  David  Rhind, 
Architect,  54  Great  King  Street. 

Banker  and  Merchant.  A  ddress  :  8  Cham- 
pion Grove,  Denmark  Hill,  Lend.,  S.E. 

ROBINOW,  Arthur  Gordon,  1874-7.  CL 
1-3.  b.  20  April  1863  ;  s.  of  Adolph 
Robinow,  21  Clarendon  Crescent, 

Glenalmond  ;  went  on  the  stage,  and  spent 
several  years  in  America  ;  d.  19  Oct.  1898. 

SANDEMAN,  Thomas  Edward,  1874-82. 
CI.  1-7  (in  Mr.  Carmichael's  CI, 
1875-82).  b.  25  Feb.  1865  ;  s.  of  Rev, 
Robert  J.  Sandeman,  D.D.,  35  Great 
King  Street ;  Dux  CI.  6,  1881  ; 
Gloag  Medal  and  1st  Acad.  Club 
Prize,  1882. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  (ist  CI.  Hons.  Phil.),. 
1888;  Vans  Dunlop  Scholar  and  Ferguson 
Bequest ;  1892  went  to  China  as  missionary  ; 
m.  1892  Annie  Brewis,  dau.  of  R.  Porter, 
Ceylon.     Address  :   Argyll  House,  Crieff. 

SAUNDERS,  Frederick,  1874-9.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  4  June  1862 ;  s,  of  William 
Saunders,  S.S.C.,  42  Albany  Street ; 
XL,  XV. 

A.F.C;  Law  Agent;  now  Insur.  Official. 
Address  :  17  Church  Road,  Willesden,  Lond., 
N.W. 

SEARLE,  Henrv  DarviUe,  1874-9.  CI.  1-4 
(in  Mr.  Carmichael's  CI.  1875-9).  s.  of 
Col.  Searle,  R.E.,  Calcutta. 

SMITH,  James  Robert  Earle  Monteith, 
1875-81.  CI.  2-7.  b.  1  June  1864; 
s.  of  Rev,  Dr.  W.  C.  Smith,  20  Royal 
Circus;    XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.,  LL.B.  ;  Marburg  and 
Paris;   A.F.C;    Advocate,   1888;    Lect.  on 


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Roman  Law,  Khedival  ScU.  of  Law,  Cairo  ; 
now  Dir.  Permits  Dept.,  Ministry  of  Interior, 
Cairo ;  Author  of  Treatise  on  Law  of  Ex- 
penses, 1892  ;  m.  Ethel  Mary  Fenton.  Ad- 
dress :    Ministry  of  Interior,  Cairo,  Egypt. 

SORENSEN,  Stanley  Sevcrin,  1876-81 
(Feb.).  CI.  3-7.  b.  1864;  s.  of  Carl 
Marius  Sorensen,  Merchant,  81  Mel- 
ville Street ;  Ferguson  Medal,  1879  ; 
Mitchell  Medal,  1880  ;   XV„  XI. 

Gen.  Man.  Braden  Copper  Co.,  Chile ;  m. 
191 3  Christina  Pringle,  e.  dau.  of  Hugh 
White,  Merchant,  Leith. 

STEVENSON,  William  Black,  1874-81. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  10  May  1862  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Robert  Home  Stevenson,  D.D.,  Mod. 
of  G.A.  of  Ch.  of  Scot.  1871,  9  Oxford 
Terrace  ;   XI.  (Capt.  1882). 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  1884  ;  Univs.  of  Bonn 
and  Berlin,  1887-8 ;  A.C.C.  Sec.  1884-6  ; 
bcensed  by  Presb.  of  Edin.  1888 ;  or- 
dained to  parish  of  Athelstaneford,  1891  ; 
apptd.  to  new  charge  of  St.  Columba's, 
Blackball,  1900 ;  Organising  Sec.  Ch.  of  Scot. 
Foreign  Miss.  Comtee. ;  m.  Jane  Lilias,  4th 
dau.  of  A.  J .  Dennistoun  Brown  of  Balloch 
Castle,  Dumbartonshire.  Address:  12  Oxford 
Terrace,  Edin. 

STUART,  James  Alexander,  1877-80. 
CI.  L.  and  U.M.  s.  of  Rev.  Athole 
Stuart,  F.C.  Manse,  Blair-AthoU. 

S.S.C.  1895.  Address  :  7  Abinger  Gar- 
dens, Murrayfield,  Edin. 

SUTHERLAND,  David  Alexander, 
1875-9.  CI.  2-5.  s.  of  Mrs.  Suther- 
land, Allerton  Villa,  Wardie  Road. 

F.I.C.  Address  :  2  Victoria  Mansions,  26 
Victoria  Street,  Lond.,  S.W. 


CI.  L.-U.M. 
Robert    Tod, 


TOD,  Alexander,  1877-80. 
b.  June  1863 ;  s.  of 
Clerwood,  Corstorphine. 

In  business  in  Minneapolis,  U.S.A.  Ad- 
dress :  3736  Fourth  Avenue  South,  Min- 
neapohs,  Minn.,  U.S.A. 

VANNAN,  Andrew,  1877-8.  CI.  L.M. 
b.  14  Feb.  1862  ;  s.  of  R.  Vannan, 
Blawlowan,  Helensburgh. 

With  Jackson,  Gourlay  and  Taylor,  C.A., 
Glasg.,  1878-81  ;  now  Chm.  A.  and  R. 
Vannan  Ltd.,  Glasg.  Address  :  30  Huntly 
Gardens,  Glasg.,  W. 

VIGNON,  Adolph  Henri,  1874-81.  CI. 
1-6  (in  Mr.  Carmichacl's  CI.  1877- 
81).  b.  6  July  1865  ;  s.  of  G.  Vignon, 
B.Sc,  French  and  German  Master, 
E.A. 

Edin.  Univ.  1882-G  ;  Master  of  Mod.  Lan- 
guages, Bell-Baxter  School,  Cupar,  File, 
1889-98 ;  Greenock  Academy  since  1898. 
Address:   Broom  berry  Terrace,  Gourock. 

WATSON,  H.  Angus,  1874-5.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Watson,  80  Aim  Street. 

WRIGHT,  Frank  Thurlow,  1878-81.  CI. 
5-7.  b.  2  July  1862  ;  s.  of  C.  Wright, 
Lower  Oak,  Tyldesley  ;  XI.  and  XV.  ; 
won  Hurdles,  1879-81  ;  100  Yds. 
1879  and  1881  ;  High  Jump,  1880  ; 
Mile  and  Long  Leap,  1881. 

Manchester  and  Lanes  Co.  F.C ;  Rugby 
for  England  f.  Scotland,  i88i;  Solicitor;  m. 
1887  Annie  Eckersley.  Address:  New  Brook, 
Atherton,  Lancashire.  ' 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1875-82 


ABERNETHY,  John,  1875-82.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  26  Oct.  1864  ;  s.  of  John  Abernethy, 
Engineer,  Ferryhill  Foundry,  Aber- 
deen ;  Dux  U.M.  Sch.  and  2nd  Acad. 
Club  Prize,  1881. 

Edin.  Univ.  1886-7 ;  C.A.  Edin.  1889 ; 
partner  .since  1899  in  Jackson,  Taylor,  Aber- 
nethy and  Co.,  C.A.,  Lond.  Address  :  St. 
Colme,  Xbomton  HiU,  Wimbledon,  Lond., 
S.W. 

ADAMSON,  John,  1879-81.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  11  Jan.  1864  ;  s.  of  John  Adamson, 
M.D.,  The  Scores,  St.  Andrews ;  XL 

Won  the  medal  in  the  first  golf  competi- 
tion ever  allowed  in  Japan,  at  Kobe  ;  Char- 
tered Bank  of  India,  Australia,  and  China; 
now   Agent   at    Kerachi,    India ;     m.   Amy 


Mendelson.    Address:  Chartered  Bank,  Ker- 
achi, India. 

ADAMSON,  Robert  Oswald,  1879-81. 
CI.  5,  6.  b.  9  Jan.  1865  ;  s.  of  John 
Adamson,  M.D.,  The  Scores,  St. 
Andrews  ;   XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  1884-9;  M.A.  (ist  CI.  Hons.) ; 
M.B.,  CM.  1889 ;  M.D.  1901  ;  A.F.C.  ; 
Rugby  Inter-City,  1887;  gen.  med.  pract., 
Glasg.,  since  1893  ;  Med.  Ofl.  to  Glasg.  P.O. 
(W.  Div.)  since  1906  ;  various  contributions 
to  Brit,  and  Scot.  med.  journals;  m.  Evelyn 
M.  Ommanney.  Address  :  15  Grosvenor  Cres- 
cent, Glasg. 

ARNOTT,  Geoffrey  Leith,   1875-7.     CI. 
1,  2.     s.  of  Rev.  Arthur  P.  Arnott, 
8  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 
Went  to  Canada. 


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AUSTIN.  Robert  David  Jardine  Mein, 
1875-80.  CI.  1-5.  b.  4  July  1864  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  John  Mein  Austin  of  St. 
.^lungo,  7  Moray  Place. 

W.S.  1890  ;  m.  Miss  F.  Brown  ;  d.  15  Aug. 
1910. 

BAYLEY,  Isaac  Fenton,  1875-6.  CI.  1. 
b.  3  Feb.  1864  ;  s.  of  George  Bayley 
of  Manuel,  W.S.,  13  Regent  Terrace. 

m.  Grace,  e.  dau.  of  Gideon  Pott  of  Dod, 
Roxburghshire.     Address :    Halls,  Dunbar. 

BELL,  Alexander  Dirom,  1875-80.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  16  May  1864  ;  s.  of  William 
Gideon  Bell,  W.S.,  East  Fortune, 
Drem,  and  The  Woll,  Hawick. 

Fruit  Farmer,  Guernsey.  Address:  Glen- 
wood,  Coutanchez,  Guernsey. 

BLACK,  Adam  Rimmer,  1875-6.  CI,  1. 
b.  23  Feb.  1865 ;  s.  of  Francis  Black, 
27  Great  King  Street. 

Merchiston,  1876-83;  XV.,  XL;  Pem- 
broke Coll.  Cantab,  M.A. ;  Publisher,  of 
A.  and  C.  Black,  Lond. ;  m.  Emily  Mac- 
kenzie, dau.  of  Dr.  W.  E.  Gordon,  Home 
Hill,  IBridge  of  Allan.  Address:  4  Soho 
Square,  Lond.,  W.C. 

BLACKWOOD,  Walter  Grieve,  1878- 
81.  CI.  4-6.  b.  27  Dec.  1863;  s. 
of  William  Blackwood,  The  Neuk, 
Peebles ;  XV.  and  XI. ;  won  Quarter- 
mUe,  1881. 

Farmer,  N.S.W.,  AustraUa. 

BLYTH,  Alfred  Maurice,  1877-8.  CI.  3. 
b.  3  Nov.  1862  ;  s.  of  Benjamin  Hall 
Blyth,  C.E.,  Edin. 

d.  18  Aug.  1888. 

BOOTHE,   Lawrence  H.,   1878-80.     CI. 

4,  5.     s.  of  George  Boothe,  2  Inver- 
leith  Terrace. 

BOWDEN,  George  William  Cleaver,  1879- 
81.  CI.  U.M.  s.  of  George  Bowden, 
1  Leamington  Place. 

BOWER,  Denis  Mahony,  1878-9.  CI. 
L.M.  b.  4  July  1863  ;  s.  of  Adm. 
James  Paterson  Bower,  R.N.,  5 
Howard  Place. 

Capt.  I.S.C;  Lt.  2nd  B.N.I.  1885;  Capt. 
1896  ;    killed  in  action,  1898. 

BRODIE,  Alexander  Kenneth,  1875-82. 
CI.  1-7.     b.  4  Oct.  1864  ;  s.  of  Kenneth 

5.  Brodie,  15  Rutland  Square ;  XV. 

Artist ;  studied  painting  in  Antwerp  and 
Paris  ;  exhibited  in  the  Salon,  Paris,  1895-7, 
and  in  R.A.,  Lond.,  1898  ;  d.  1  March  1898 
at  Las  Palmas. 


BRYSON,  Robert,  1875-8.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
6  Sept.  1865  ;  s.  of  James  M.  Bryson, 
35  Inverleith  Row. 

Fettes,  1879-82  ;  Gym.  VIII.  ;  Edin. 
Univ.  ;  Estate  and  Shipping  Agent ;  J-P- 
and  M.L.C.  Antigua ;  m.  Isobel  Elliot 
Leared.     Address  :    Antigua,  B.W.I. 

CAMPBELL,  James  Douglas,  1875-6. 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Joseph  S.  Campbell, 
Easter  Warriston  House. 

CAMPBELL,  R.  Wemyss,  1875-6.  CI.  1. 
s,  of  Joseph  S.  Campbell,  Easfer 
Warriston  House. 

CASSELS,  William  Anderson,  1875-9. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  26  Jan.  1864  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Andrew  Cassels,  11  Brunswick  Street. 

Ranching,  etc.,  in  U.S.A.  and  in  Canada 
for  twenty-five  yrs.  ;  m.  Elsie  Macalister,  St. 
Mary's  Loch,  Selkirk.  Address:  Riverside, 
Red  Deer,  Alberta,  Canada. 

CONNELL,  Charles  Sherson,  1875-81. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  28  May  1865;  s.  of 
Christopher  James  Connell,  22  Inver- 
leith Row. 

B.L.  Co.  Bank,  Edin.,  1881-9  ;  went  to 
India  to  Bank  of  Bengal,  1889  ;  ret.  1910. 
Address  :    22  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

CONYNGHAM,  Gerald  Ponsonby  Lenox-, 
1875-82.  CI.  1-7.  b.  21  Aug.  1866  ; 
s.  of  Col.  Sir  W.  F.  Lenox-Conyngham, 
K.C.B.,  D.L.,  Spring  Hill,  Moneymore, 
Co.  Derry ;  best  in  French  and 
German,  CI.  7,  1882  ;  Balfour  Prize 
(Math.),  1882. 

Woolwich,  1883,  passed  first  in  and  out; 
winner  of  Pollock  Medal  and  Sword  of 
Honour,  1885  ;  Lt.-Col.  R.E. ;  Lt.  R.E.  1885  ; 
Capt.  1894;  Maj.  1903;  Lt.-Col.  1910;  m. 
1890  E.  M.  Bradshaw,  dau.  of  Surg. -Gen. 
Bradshaw,  I.M.D.  Address :  U.S.  Club, 
Calcutta.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  v.  42. 

COWAN,  Edward  John  Bisset,  1875-7. 
CI.  1,  2.     s.  of  Mrs.  Cowan,  25  Dundas 

Street. 

DAVIDSON,  Alastair,  1879-82.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  1865;  s.  of  D.  Davidson,  Sheriff- 
Sub.,  Fort  William. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.,  LL.B.  ;  Advocate, 
1889  ;  Reporter  S.L.T.  ;  appointed  Legal 
Adviser  to  Govt,  of  Niger  Territories  ;  At- 
torney-Gen., N.  Nigeria,  Jan.  1900;  Chf.- 
Justice,  Sept.  1900 ;  d.  29  July  1901  ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  ix.  4. 

DICKSON,  Walter  Seton,  1876-82.  CI. 
2-7.  b.  12  July  1865  ;  s.  of  George 
Dickson,  Sheriff-Sub.  of  Berwickshire 
at  Duns. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A. ;  Advocate,  1889  ;  m. 


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Dorothy,  dau.  of  Reginald  Graham  Words- 
worth, Duficarrig,  Gorey,  Co.  Wexford.  Ad- 
dress :  6  Circus  Gardens,  Ediu. 

DOUGLAS,  Alexander  Leslie  Brown, 
1875-81.  CI.  1-6.  b.  5  Nov.  1864  ;  s. 
of  Franeis  Brown  Douglas,  Advocate, 
D.L.,  21  Moray  Place. 

Mem.  of  Edin.  Stock  E.\change  ;  Chm. 
1901,  1908,  1911  ;  m.  1902  Florence,  dau.  of 
George  Watson,  Sheriff  Sub.  of  Dumfries  and 
Galloway.    Address:  Linhouse,  West  Calder. 

DOUGLAS,  Archibald  Home,  1875-8. 
01. 1-4.  b.  28  July  1865  ;  s.  of  Chris- 
topher Home  Douglas,  C.A.,  15  Char- 
lotte Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.  and  CM.  1887 ; 
F.R.C.P.E.  1892  ;  Officier  de  Sant^,  Al- 
giers, 1893  ;  Ass.  Med.  Off.  Wye  House 
Asyl.,  Buxton;  afterwards  med.  pract.  at 
Nice,  and  later  at  Cimiez  till  1910  ;  ra.  1889 
E.  A.  Megret  of  Paris  and  Rome.  Address  : 
54  Murrayfield  Avenue,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  Charles  Mackinnon,  1875- 
81.  CI.  1-6.  b.  2  Oct.  1865  ;  s.  of 
A.  Halliday  Douglas,  M.D.,  30  Mel- 
ville Street. 

M.A.,  D.Sc.  Edin.  ;  1891  Sir  W.  Hamil- 
ton's Schol.  ;  Vans  Dunlop  Schol.  ;  Fer- 
guson Schol.  ;  sometime  Lecturer  on  Moral 
Philosophy,  Edin.  Univ.  ;  1 899-1906  M.P. 
N.W.  Lanarkshire  ;  Author  of  works  on  John 
Stuart  Mill,  and  articles  on  other  philo- 
sophical subjects  and  of  various  articles  on 
political  and  agricultural  topics  ;  Dir.  High- 
land and  Agricultural  Soc.  of  Scotland,  etc. 
etc.  ;  Chm.  Lanarkshire  T.F.  Assoc.  ;  D.L. 
Lanarkshire ;  m.  1895  Anne  Isabel,  dau.  of 
Robert  Tod  of  Clerwood,  Corstorphine. 
Address  :    Auchlochan,  Lesmahagow. 

DOUGLAS,  Thomas  Henry,  1875-80. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  17  April  1863;  s.  of 
William  Douglas,  J.P.,  B.L.  Co, 
Bank,  Coldstream. 

Agent  B.L.  Bank,  Coldstream  ;  ret. ;  J.P. 
Co.  of  Berwick;  Treas.  Coldstream  Savings 
Bank,  etc.  ;  m.  Ethel  Maud  Roberts.  Ad- 
dress :    Mansefield,  Coldstream. 

ELLISON,  Ralph  Henry  Carr-,  1878-81. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  22  Sept.  1863  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
J.  R.  Carr-Ellison,  Hedgelev,  Aln- 
wick;  Capt.  Shooting  VHI.  1881, 
winners  Scottish  Schools  Shield. 

Many  prizes  at  Roy.  Mil.  Tournaments, 
Islington,  etc.  ;  Lt.-Col.  ist  Royals ;  Lt. 
1st  Roy.  Drag.  1884;  Capt.  1891  ;  Maj. 
1899;  Lt.-Col.  1903;  ret.  1910;  served  in 
S.  African  War,  1899-1902  ;  present  at  relief 
of  Ladysmith,  including  action  at  Colenso  ; 
took  part  in  operations  of  17-24  Jan.  1900 
and  action  at  Spion  Kop ;  during  operations, 
5-7  Feb.  1900,  and  action  at  Vaal  Kranz ;  on 
the  Tugela  Heights,  14-27  Feb.  1900,  and 
action   at  Pieter's   Hill ;    in   Natal,  March- 


June  1900,  including  action  at  Laing's  Nek, 
6-9  June  ;  in  O.R.C.  May-29  Nov.  1900  ;  in 
command  4th Batt.  Imp.  Yeo.  27  July-ii  Dec. 

1901,  and  in  command  1st  Drag.  30  Nov.  1900- 
6  July  1901  and  12  Dec.  1901-31  May  1902  ; 
served  during  operations  in  Transvaal,  Jan.- 
JuIyi9oi,Oct.-Dec.i9oi,March-3iMayi902; 
in  O.R.C.  July-Sept.  1901,  Dec.  1901-March 
1902  ;  on  Zululand  frontier  of  Natal  in  Sept. 
and  Oct.  1901  ;  also  in  Cape  Colony,  May 
1902  (desp.,Lond.  Gaz.  10  Sept.  1901,  29  July 

1902,  Queen's  medal  with  six  clasps,  and 
icing's  medal  with  two  clasps)  ;  1902,  on 
return,  decorated  by  H.I.M.  the  German  Em- 
peror with  the  Order  of  the  Crown,  2nd  cl.  ; 
ra.  Alice  Mary,  dau.  of  Capt.  Arcliibald 
Campbell  of  Glendaruel,  Argyllshire,  late 
42nd  Highs.  Address  :  Hedgeley  Hall,  -Aln- 
wick, Northumberland.  See  also  E.A.  Ch. 
X.  47. 

FERGUSON,  Wellwood  Robertson,  1875- 
81.  Cl.  1-6.  b.  25  April  1865  ;  s.  of 
William  Ferguson,  W.S.,  6  North- 
umberland Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  A.F.C.  ;  Inter-City,  1889  ; 
Trial  Internat.  1891  ;  W.S.  1888  ;  Ass.  Sec. 
St.  Andrew's  Ambulance  Assoc,  Glasg. ;  m. 
Ethel  Murray,  dau.  of  John  Hutchinson 
Robertson,  M.D.  Address  :  21  Lansdowne 
Crescent,  Glasg. 

FINLAY,  Gilbert  Laurie,  1875-8.  Cl. 
1-3.  b.  14  June  1865  ;  s.  of  Charies 
P.  Finlav,  W.S.,  17  Northumbcriand 
Street. 


Loretto,  1878-82. 
Dunbar. 


Address:  Sumraerfield, 


GARDINER,  Walter  Naysmith,  1876-82. 
Cl.  2-7.  b.  18  June  1866;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Gardiner,  Campbeltown. 

Mercantile  Marine;  drowned  at  sea,  c. 
June  1893. 

GIFFORD,  Herbert  James,  1876-81. 
Cl.  2-6.  b.  12  March  1864;  s.  of 
Hon.  Lord  Gifford,  Granton  House. 

Rly.  Engineer ;  m.  Alice,  dau.  of  Wm. 
Campbell  Muir  of  Inistrynich  ;  d.  27  Oct. 
1907. 

GIRDWOOD,  Robert  Beugo,  1875-7.  Cl. 
1,  2.  b.  8  June  1864  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Girdwood,  Wool  Broker,  30  Moray 
Place, 

Merchiston,  1877-82  ;  Real  Estate  Agent ; 
m.  Edythe  De  Quetteville  Robin.  Address  : 
Oakland,  Cal.,  U.S.A. 

GLO-\G,  William  Murray,  1876-82.  CI. 
2-7.  b.  16  March  1865  ;  s.  of  AViUiam 
Ellis  Gloag,  Lord  Kincaimey,  Senator 
of  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  ist  Cl.  Hons.  Mod.  Hist. ; 
B.A.  1887  ;  Advocate,  1889  ;  1901  Lect.  on 
Procedure,  Edin.  Univ. ;  1905  Prof,  of  Law, 


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Univ.  of  Giasg. ;  K.C.  1909 ;  Jt.  Author  of 
Rights  in  Security.  Address:  3  The  Uni- 
versity, Glasg. 

GRANT,  Charles  Graham,  1876-8.  CI. 
2.  3.  b.  15  Feb.  1864  ;  s.  of  James 
Dundas  Grant,  Advocate,  14  North- 
umberland Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.M.  1883  ;  L.R.C.P.E.  and 
L.R.C.S.E.  (Hons.),  1885;  Phy.s.  and  Surg.; 
Barr.-at-law ;  Lt.-Col.  R.A.M.C.  (T.)  ;  V.D.  ; 
Police  Surg.,  '  H  '  Div.,  Lend. ;  Surg.  Poplar 
Hosp.  ;  Author  of  Practical  Forensic  Medi- 
cine, etc.  ;  m.  Jane}'  C.  Greig  of  Perth.  Ad- 
dress :  523  Commercial  Road  E.,  Lond.,  E. 

HAMILTON,  Thomas  Wyhe,  1878-9.  CI. 
L.M.  b.  13  April  1863  ;  s.  of  John 
Hamilton,  Benclutha,  Port  Glasgow. 

Joined  father's  firm,  \Vm.  Hamilton  and 
Co.,  Shipbuilders,  Port  Glasgow  ;  became 
head  of  it;  ret.  1901.  Address:  Benclutha, 
Port  Glasgow,  and  23  Kingsborough  Gar- 
dens, Glasg. 

HARVEY,  John,  1879-82.  CI.  5-7.  b. 
1865  ;  s.  of  John  Harvey,  Dundas 
Hill  Distiller}',  Port  Dundas. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1885  ;  Ball.  Coll. 
Oxen  ;  B.A.  1888  ;  Glasg.  Univ.  ;  LL.B. 
1892;  Advocate,  1892;  Ed.  S.L.R.  1900-4; 
Lect.  on  Procedure  and  Evidence,  Edin. 
Univ.,  1905  ;  Reporter  on  Session  Cases, 
1904  ;  Sheriff  Court  A.D.  1906-8  ;  1908  Jun. 
Counsel  to  Sec.  for  Scot,  under  Private 
Legislation  Procedure  (Scot.)  Act,  1899; 
Capt.  Q.R.V.B.R.S. ;  d.  28  Oct.  1909  ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  27. 

HENDERSON,  David  Patrick,  1878-9. 
CI.  4.  b.  20  Aug.  1865 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Henderson  of  Stemster, 
Halkirk. 

Of  Stemster  and  Braboterdarran,  Caith- 
ness-shire ;  Convener  of  Caithness  C.C. 
1900-6,  etc.  ;  Extraordinary  Dir.  Commer- 
cial Bank  of  Scot.;  contested  Caithness  (U.), 
1900 ;  D.L.,  J. P.,  Comr.  of  Supply  for 
Caithness-shire;  Coronation  medal ;  m.  1891 
Annie  Jeanette,  o.  dau.  of  H.  H.  Sutherland, 
Lond.  Address :  Stemster,  Halkirk,  Caith- 
ness. 

HILL,  James  Miriam,  1876.     CI.  1. 

HUNTER,  Broughton  Sheridan,  1875-7. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1865  ;  s.  of  William  W. 
Hunter,  CLE.,  6  Grosvenor  Street. 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon;  Miss.  (Ch.  of  Eng.) 
S.  Africa;  m.  Miss  Southgate;  d.  1888. 

HUTCHESON,  James,  1878-80.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  1865  ;  s.  of  William  Hutcheson, 
Kirkcowan,  Wigtownshire. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM.  1886;  M.D.  1888  ; 
F.R.C.S.E.    18S9;    M.R.C.S.    and   L.R.C.P. 


Lond.  1 885;  gen.  med.  pract.,  Edin.,  after- 
v/ards  in  south  of  Eng. 

INGLIS,  Arthur  Russell.  1873-8.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1865  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Inglis, 
The  Hawthorns,  Mcrchiston  Place, 

Architect ;  Mem.  of  Sociedad  Central  de 
Arquitectos,  Buenos  Aires ;  designed  the 
Victoria  Sailors'  Home,  Buenos  .\ires,  and 
other  public  buildings  there  and  in  Rosario. 
Address:  Calle  Alsina  367,  Buenos  Aires, 
Argentina. 

IRVINE,  Thomas  Walter.  1S80-2  and 
Summer  1883.  CI.  6.  7.  b.  21  Oct, 
1865;  s.  of  Rev.  Walter  Irvine,  Kil- 
conquhar,  Fife  ;  XV.  Capt.  ;  XI, ; 
won  Hurdles,  1882. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM.  1887  ;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1906;  XV. ;  D.P.H.,  Dublin,  1906  ;  A.F.C  ; 
Rugby,  V.  Ireland,  1885-9 .'  ''•  England, 
1886-7  (no  matches  in  1888  and  1889)  ; 
V.  Wales,  1886-8 ;  Lt.-Col.  LM.S. ;  Capt. 
1891  ;  Maj.  1903;  Lt.-Col.  1911;  served 
with  China  Exped.  Force,  1900  (medal) ; 
with  Seistan  Arbitration  Conimis.  1903-5  ; 
Chf.  Med.  Off.  N.W.F.  Province  since  191 1 ; 
K.I.H.  (ist  cl.),  1911  ;  m.  Williamina,  dau. 
of  J.  Hogg  of  Low  Valleyfield,  Fifeshire. 
Address:  Chf.  Med.  Civil  Officer,  N.W.F. 
Province,  Peshawar,  India. 

JENKIN,  Charles  Frewen,  1875-81.  Cl, 
1-6,  b.  24  Sept.  1865  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
Fleeming  Jenkin,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  3 
Great  Stuart  Street :  Dux  of  Cl.  1 
and  2,  1876  and  1877 ;  Ferguson 
Medal,  1880  ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1881  ; 
Balfour  Prize  (Math.),  1881 ;  Shoot- 
ing VIII, 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Trin.'  Coll.  Cantab,  B.A., 
Math.  Trip.  ;  M.A.  O.xon ;  Engineer ; 
M.  Inst.  C.E.,  M.I.M.E.,  M.I.E.E.  ;  1908 
Prof,  of  Engineering,  Oxford  ;  late  Works 
Man.  Siemens  Bros,  and  Co.,  Stafford  Works ; 
won  Miller  Schol.  of  Inst.  C.E.,  Watt  Medal, 
and  Telford  Premium  (twice) ;  m.  1889  Mary, 
dau.  of  Hon.  Lord  Mackenzie,  12  Great 
Stuart  Street,  Edin.  Address:  14  Lath- 
bury  Road,  Oxford.  See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xv. 
144. 

JOHNSTON,  Robert  Herbert,  1875-80. 
Cl.  1-5.  b.  1  May  1865  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Bruce  Johnston,  W.S.,  18  Royal 
Circus. 

Clifton  Coll.  1880-4;  Xr-  and  XV.; 
A.F.C;  Inter-City  (Rugby),  1888;  Grange 
C.C.  (Capt.)  ;  Capt.  Scot.  v.  Australia,  1905, 
and  at  many  other  representative  matches  ; 
Hon.  Co.  of  Edin.  Golfers  (Silver  Medal- 
list, 1893,  Gold  Medallist,  1894);  Mem.  R. 
and  A.,  St.  Andrews,  and  New  Club,  N.  Ber- 
wick ;  W.S.  1890  ;  Sec.  to  Curators  of  the 
Univ.  of  Edin.  ;  Recorder  of  the  Hon.  Co. 
of  Edin.  Golfers;  m.  1890  Edith,  y.  dau.  of 
Sheriff  Comrie  Thomson;  d.  15  Feb.  1910  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  75. 


858 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1875-82 


KIRK,  Francis  Hope.  1875-83.  CI,  1-7. 
I).  2  Dec.  1865  ;  s.  of  John  Kirk,  W.S., 
12  Claremont  Crescent. 

Advocate,  1890;  practised  in  Suppreme 
Court,  Durban,  Natal;  d.  i  May  1914. 

LORIMER,  Robert  Stoddart,  1877-82. 
CI.  3-7.  b.  4  Nov.  1864, ;  s.  of  James 
Lorimer,  Advocate,  LL.D.,  Prof,  of 
Public  Law  in  Univ.  of  Edin.,  1 
Bruntsfield  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  A.R.S.A.  1903  ;  F.R.I.B.A. ; 
Architect ;  appointed,  1909,  architect  for 
the  Chapel  of  the  Order  of  the  Thistle; 
Kt.  191 1  in  connection  with  opening  of  the 
chapel  by  H.M.  King  George  v. ;  m.  Violet, 
dau.  of  Edward  Wyld  of  the  Tile  House, 
Denham,  Bucks.  Address:  54  Melville  Street, 
Edin.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  x.  77. 

LUMSDEN,  Philip  James,  1875-6.  CI.  1. 
b.  1865  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Lumsden,  Straw- 
berry Bank,  Eskbank. 

M.S.,  CM.  Aberdeen,  1886;  Lt.-Col. 
I.M.S.  (Bengal)  ;  Capt.  1888 ;  Maj.  1900 ; 
Lt.-Col.  1908 ;  accompanied  the  Miranzai 
exped.  1891.  Address  :  Residency,  Hydera- 
bad, Deccan,  India. 

M'EWAN,  Matthew  Clark,  1877-82  (Dec). 
CI.  3-7.  b.  5  Oct.  1865  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  M'Ewan,  36  Dick  Place ; 
XV.  ;  won  Bicycle  Race  (Scr.),  1881 
and  1882. 

A.F.C.  (Capt.  1888-90)  ;  Rugby,  v.  Eng- 
land, 1886-7,  1890-2  (no  matches  in  1S8S 
and  1889);  I'.  Ireland,  1887-91;  v.  Wales, 
1887-91  ;  1S90  Capt.  V.  Ireland  ;  1891  Capt. 
V.  all  three  countries;  1894  Vice-Pres.  Scot. 
Football  Union;  C.A.  18S8 ;  d.  13  April 
1899  in  Chicago,  111.,  U.S.A.;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  vi.  So. 

MACGILLIVRAY,  Duncan,  1875-81.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  15  July  1864  ;  s.  of  Rev.  A.M. 
MacGillivray,  Dairsie,  Fife ;  XV. 

Solicitor,  1887;  of  Mackintosh  and  Boyd, 
W.S.     Address  :  i  Forres  Street,  Edin. 

MACGREGOR,  Ahstair,  1877-80.  CI. 
3-5.     b.  1  Sept.  1864  ;    s.  of  Rev.  A. 

MacGregor,  24  Douglas  Row,  Inver- 
ness ;  Dux  of  CI.  3,  4,  and  5,  1878, 
1879,  and  1880, 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1885  ;  M.D. 
1905 ;  Medallist,  Clin.  Surg. ;  Hon.  Med.  Off. 
Livingstone  Hosp.,  Dartford ;  Clin.  Ass. 
Gynaecol.  Dept.,  W.  Lond.  Hosp. ;  Fell. 
Edin.  Obstet.  Soc. ;  Fell.  Soc.  M.O.H. ;  Mem. 
B.M.A.  ;  Capt.  2nd  N.  Midland  Field  Ambu- 
lance, R.A.M.C,  T.F.  ;  contributed  various 
articles  on  med.  subjects  ;  m.  Annie,  dau.  of 
Joshua  Kaye  of  Dean  Hill,  Barnsley.  Ad- 
dress :    Eagle  Cliff,  Greenhithe,  Kent. 

M'HUTCHEN,  W.  John  Scott,  1875-6, 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Borthwiek  G.  M'Hutchen, 
3  Brandon  Street. 


M'INTOSH,  Henry  James,  1875-82.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  1865  ;  s.  of  George  M'Intosh, 
S.S.C,  41  Great  King  Street ;  Dux  of 
the  School,  1882. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Ch.  Ch.  Oxon,  1884-6;  I.C.S. 
1884;  Ass.  Mag.  and  Coll.  Bengal;  Under 
Sec.  to  Govt.,  Financial  and  Municipal 
Depts.,  1892  ;  Jt.  Mag.  and  Dep.  Coll.  1894  ; 
Mag.  and  Coll.  1S97;  Jt.  Sec.  to  Revenue 
Bd.  and  Dep.  Sec.  to  Govt,  of  India,  1900; 
again  Mag.  and  Coll.  Bengal,  1904 ;  Sec.  to 
Govt.,  Financial  and  MunicipEil  Depts.,  1906 ; 
Comr.  1908;  transferred  to  Bihar,  1912;  m. 
1903  Ethel  Margaret  dau.  of  Sir  Arthur 
Fanshawe,  K.C.I.E.,  C.S.I. 

MACK,  James  Logan,  1875-9  (Dec).  CI. 
1-5.  b.  14  Nov.  1863 ;  s.  of  James  S. 
Mack,  S.S.C,  St.  Helens,  Russell 
Place,  Trinity. 

S.S.C.  1887 ;  of  J.  S.  and  J.  L.  Mack,  S.S.C, 
Edin.  ;  m.  1890  Isabel,  dau.  of  James 
Porteous,  Alva.  Address  :  8  Grange  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

MACKINTOSH,  AugTistus  James,  1878- 
82.  CI.  4-7.  b.  12  July  1865  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  James  G.  Mackintosh,  28  Walker 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A.,  M.B.,  CM.  1893; 
Librarian,  Alpine  Club,  Lond.  ;  Mang.  Dir. 
and  Sec.  Tenement  Dwellings  Co.  Ltd., 
Lond.  ;  Dir.  Ingram  Houses  Ltd.,  Lond.  ; 
m.  Constance  Maud,  dau.  of  George  Wyld, 
M.D.,Edin.  Address:  Hill  Lodge,  Tunbridge 
WeUs. 

MACPHERSON,  Norman  M'L.,  1879-80. 
CI.  5. 

MERRY,  John,  1875-6.  CI.  1.  s.  of 
James  Merry,  Calico  Printer,  Glasg. 

Address :  9  Bonastre  Road,  Railway 
Street,  Southport,  Lanes. 

MONCRIEFF,  Frederick  Hope,  1S78. 
CI.  3.  s.  of  Mrs.  Moncrieff,  11  Napier 
Road. 

MURRAY,  Charles  David,  1875-82.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  20  Oct.  1866;  s.  of  David 
William  Murray,  Silk  Broker,  Lond. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1886  ;  LL.B.  1889  ; 
Advocate,  1889;  K.C  1909;  contested  S. 
Div.  of  Edin.  1910  (C)  ;  Dir.  E.A.  since 
1912;  m.  Annie  Florence,  y.  dau.  of  David 
Nicolson,  Brewer,  Edin.  Address:  62  Great 
King  Street,  Edin. 

PATON,  Waller  Hubert,  1875-80.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  16  Nov.  1863  ;  s.  of  Waller 
Hugh  Paton,  R.S.A.,  14  George 
Square ;  1st  Prize  Fencing  and 
Boxing. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Artist  and  Sculptor ;  m. 
Charlotte  Cowan,  y.  dau.  of  John  Stewart 


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359 


Roberts,  Publisher.     Address  :    21  Salisbury 
Road,  Edin. 

PATTEN,  Archibald,  1875-9.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  27  March  1865  ;  s.  of  John  Patten, 
W.S.,  7  Drummond  Place. 

Maj.  A.  and  S.  Highs.  ;  Lt.  1886  ;  Adj. 
1890;  Capt.  1897;  Brev.  Maj.  1901  ;  Maj. 
1908  ;  ret.  1912  ;  served  in  operations  in 
Chitral,  1895,  with  Relief  Force  (medal  with 
clasp)  ;  S.  African  War,  1899-1902  ;  Coradt. 
Elands  River  from  19  Nov.  1901  ;  advance 
on  Kimberley,  including  actions  at  Modder 
River  and  Magersfontein ;  operations  in 
O.F.S.  Feb.  to  May  1900,  including  opera- 
tions at  Paardeberg,  17-26  Feb.  ;  actions 
at  Poplar  Grove  and  Dreifontein  ;  operations 
in  Transvaal,  east  of  Pretoria,  July  to  29  Nov. 
1900 ;  operations  in  Transvaal,  west  of  Pre- 
toria, July  to  29  Nov.  1900,  including  action 
at  Zilikats  Nek  ;  operations  in  O.R.C.  May 
to  29  Nov.  1900  ;  operations  in  Transvaal, 
30  Nov.  1900  to  31  May  1902 ;  operations  in 
Cape  Colony,  May  1902  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz. 
10  Sept.  1901,  brev.  of  Maj.,  Queen's  medal 
v?ith  four  clasps.  King's  medal  with  two 
clasps)  ;  m.  1908  Kerrera,  y.  dau.  of  A.  Dunn 
Pattison  of  Dalmuir.  Address  :  Arden- 
tallen,  Oban. 

PILKINGTON,  Ernest,  1875-80.     CI.  1- 
U.M.     s.  of  Frederick  T.  Pilkington, 
17  Carlton  Terrace. 
Architect,  Lond. 

POTT.  Gideon,  1876-9.  CI.  2-L.M.  b. 
21  July  1862  ;  s.  of  Gideon  Pott, 
Knowesouth,  Jedburgh. 

Engineer,  Glasg. ;  of  Pott,  Cassels  and 
Williamson,  Motherwell ;  m.  1894  Lottie, 
dau.  of  A.  Cochran,  Glasg.  ;  d.  15  April  190^. 

RAINY,  Harry,  1876-82.  CI.  2-7.  b. 
1864  ;  s.  of  George  Rainy,  M.D..  2 
Woodside  Place,  Glasg. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  1885 ;  M.B.,  CM. 
1891  (ist  CI.  Hons.,  Ettles  Schol.) ;  M.D. 
1899 ;  M.D.  (Hon.  Causa)  Univ.  Upsala, 
1907  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  Ass.  Phys.  Edin. 
Roy.  Inf.  ;  Sec.  and  Registrar  R.C.P.E.  ; 
F.R.S.E.  ;  Jt.  Author  of  Clinical  Methods 
(CasseU  and  Co.),  and  Author  of  various 
scientific  papers.  Address  :  16  Great  Stuart 
Street,  Edin. 

REOCH,  James  Watson,  1875-80.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  9  Jan.  1865  ;  s.  of  John 
Fowler  Reoch,  89  Inverleith  Row ; 
Dux  U.M.  CI.  and  2nd  Acad.  Club 
Prize,  1880. 

Commercial  business.  Address:  22  Mont- 
gomerie  Street,  Kelvinside,  Glasg. 

RICHARDSON,  Cecil,  1879-83.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  4  Jan.  1867  ;  s.  of  H.  C.  Richardson, 
I.C.S.,  3  Northumberland  Street. 

C.E.,  A.M.  Inst.  C.E. ;  Dep.  Agent  Bom- 
bay,  Baroda,    and    C.I.   Rly.  ;    Maj.,  V.D., 


comdg.  1st  Batt.  B.B.C.I.R.  Vols. ;  m.  .\gatha 
Mary  Chapman.  Address  :  B. B.C.I.  Rly. 
Offices,  Bombay. 

RITCHIE,  Daniel  Norman,  1875-8.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  8  Nov.  1864;  s.  of  Dr. 
Daniel  Ritchie,  Surg.  R.N.,  21  Mcr- 
chiston  Avenue. 

Oxford  Mil.  Coll.  ;  m.  Isabel  Juliet  Mac- 
lean of  Pennycross,  Mull.  Address:  The 
Holmes,  St.  Boswells. 

RITCHIE,  Thomas  Morton,  1875-80.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  2  Sept.  1864 ;  s.  of  WilHam 
Ritchie,  12  Lonsdale  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Hope  Prize  Schol.  1883 ; 
B.Sc.  1884;  M.B.,  CM.  1889;  Res.  Phys. 
Leith  Hosp.  1890;  Mem.  Roy.  Med.  Soc, 
Edin.  ;    d.  19  Nov.  1890. 

ROBERTSON,  Andrew  John,  1875-80. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  17  June  1865  ;  s.  of 
Andrew  John  Robertson  of  Hatton- 
burn,  Kinross-shire. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1880-3  .'  St.  John's  Coll. 
Cantab  ;  2nd  CI.  Theolog.  Trip.  ;  B.A.  1890  ; 
M.A.  1898  ;  Ch.  of  Eng. ;  D.  1S90;  P.  1891, 
Dio.  Peterborough ;  C.  of  Market  Har- 
borough,  1890-3  ;  Little  Bowden,  1893-9 ; 
St.  John's  Coll.  Cambridge  Miss,  and  V.  of 
Ch.  of  Lady  Margaret,  Walw^orth,  1899- 1905  ; 
R.  of  Freshwater,  I.W.,  1905.  Address : 
Freshwater  Rectory,  I.W. 

ROBERTSON,  Arthur  William,  1875-8. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1865  ;  s.  of  George 
Robertson,  C.E.,  of  Hedderwick. 

L.S.A.  Lond.  1897  ;  practised  in  Gosport, 
Hants  ;   m.      ;   d.  1903. 

ROBSON,  William,  now  William  Frier 
Robson,  1878-9.  CI.  L.M.  b.  22 
Feb.  1862  ;  s.  of  James  C.  Robson, 
Southfield,  Duns. 

m.  Lizzie  Blanche,  y.  dau.  of  Hugh  Fenton 
of  Aston  Hall,  Hawarden,  Flintshire,  W^ales. 
Address  :   Soutlifield,  Duns,  Berwickshire. 

RUTHERFURD,  James  Hunter,  1875-9. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  13  June  1864  ;  s.  of 
Andrew  Rutherf urd,  Advocate,  Sheriff 
of  the  Lothians  and  Peebles,  18  Great 
King  Street. 

Sherborne  Sch.,  Dorsetshire ;  Edin.  Univ. ; 
W.S.  1887;  of  RutherfurdandDonWauchope, 
W.S.,  1900 ;  Hon.  Sec.  L.  and  S.  Hunt,  1902  ; 
Sec.  Edin.  Polo  Club,  1896 ;  Author  of 
The  History  of  the  Linlithgow  and  Stirling- 
shire Hunt,  1775-1910.  Address:  14  Great 
Stuart  Street,  Edin. 

SAMPLE,  Harold  Ward,  1877-81.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  15  Dec.  1864  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Sample,  Matfen,  Newcastle  ;  XV.  and 
XI. 

Peterhouse    Coll.    Cantab ;     B.A.    1885  ; 


860 


MR.  CARMICIL\EL'S  CLASS,  1875-82 


M.A.  1902  ;  C.U.  Rngbv  Blue,  1884  ;  North- 
umberlami  Co.  XV.  1884-7  ;  Solicitor;  Clerk 
to  Bd.  of  Guardians,  Morpeth  Union,  etc. 
Address :  St.  Nicholas  Chambers,  Amen 
Corner,  Newcastle-on-Tyne,  and  15  Bridge 
Street,  Morpeth. 

SAUNDERS,  Charles  Patrick,  1875-81. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  21  Jan.  1864 ;  s.  of 
William  Saunders,  S.S.C,  42  Albany 
Street. 

C.A.    1887;    m.    (i)    Alice    E.,    dau.    of 

B.  Rule,  Colchester  ;    (2)  Annie  G.,  dau.  of 

C.  Marsh,  Stroud,  Glos.  Address  :  i  Queen 
Victoria  Street,  Lond.,  E.C. 

SCOTT,  Kenneth  Mackenzie,  1875-80. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  23  Nov.  1864;  s.  of 
Thomas  Graham  Scott,  186  Ferry 
Road,  Bonnington. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1887 ;  M.D. 
1903  ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1889 ;  ist  Prize  Chn. 
Surg.  ;  Consult.  Ophth.  Surg.  St.  Mary's 
Hosp.  for  Women  and  Children,  Lond.  ;  late 
Prof,  of  Ophthalmology,  Egyptian  Gov. 
Med.  Sch.,  etc.  ;  4th  cl.  Osmanieh,  1907. 
Address  :   7  Manchester  Square,  Lond.  W. 

SHIRREFF,  Frank,  1878-9.  Cl.  L.M. 
b.  21  Aug.  1863  ;  s.  of  Samuel  Shirreff, 
Saltcoats,  Drem. 

Sheep-farming  in  Australia ;  Man.  at 
Connbing  Park,  Carcoar,  N.S.W.,  Australia  ; 
m.  Eileen  Logan. 

SKIRVING,  Edward  Scot,  1875-80.  Cl. 
1-5.  b.  7  May  1864  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Scot  Skirving,  Edin. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  18S0-3  ;  Sen.  Prefect; 
Capt.  XV.  and  Coll.  boat ;  Schol.  Pembroke 
Coll.  Cantab,  i886;  ist  Cl.  Class.  Trip.; 
B.A.  1888 ;  M.A.  1892 ;  XV.  ;  House 
Master,  Cheltenham  Coll. ;  m.  Mary  Teresa, 
dau.  of  William  Lang,  Australia.  Address  : 
Newick  House,  Cheltenham. 

STEELE,  William  Henry,  1875-8.  Cl. 
1-3.  b.  12  March  1865' ;  s.  of  William 
Steele,  S.S.C,  13  Inverleith  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Land  and  Estate  Agent, 
Glasg.  and  Lond.,  of  Walker,  Eraser  and 
Steele.  Address  :  CUfton,  Bridge  of  Weir, 
Renfrewshire. 

STEIN,  Walter,  1875-8.  Cl.  1-3.  b.  30 
Dec.  1864;  s.  of  Charles  Stein,  18 
Claremont  Crescent. 

Farming  in  Natal  since  1888  ;  m.  1898 
Florence  Turnbull.  Address :  Umyanyadi, 
Mission  Bay,  Flint,  Natal. 

STEWART,  Robert  Philip,  1875-7  and 
1880-1.  Cl.  1-U.M.  s.  of  Allan  D. 
Stewart  of  Innerhadden,  19  Lans- 
downe  Crescent. 

Sec.  for  Council  of  Justice  for  Animals. 
Address  :   Burbngton  Gardens,  Lond.,  W. 


SUTTER,  C.  H.  N.  SomerviUe,  1875-80. 
Cl.  1-U.M.  b.  1865  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Sutter,  M.I.C.E.,  Insp.  for  H.M. 
Inclosure  Comrs.,  6  Bellevue  Terrace. 

C.E.  ;  Township  Engineer,  Bray,  Co. 
Wicklow ;  m.  Miss  Watson,  dau.  of  Rev. 
M.  V.  Watson,  Dublin  ;   d.  31  Jan.  191c. 

TAIT,  WilHam  Archer  Porter,  1875-81. 
Cl.  1-6.  b.  25  March  1866  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
P.  Guthrie  Tait,  M.A.,  D.Sc,  38  George 
Square. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  B.Sc.  1885 ;  Lond.  Scot. 
F.C.,  W.  of  Scot.  F.C.,  and  A.F.C.  ;  C.E., 
M.  Inst.  C.E.,  F.R.S.E  ;  awarded  Miller 
Prize,  1 89 1,  and  Telford  Premium,  1906,  for 
professional  papers  contributed  to  Inst.  C.E. ; 
Engineer  to  Edin.  and  Dist.  Water  Trust  and 
several  other  Authorities  and  Cos.  ;  Man.  of 
Edin.  Roy.  Inf.,  etc.  Address  :  38  George 
Square,  Edin. 

TENNTENT,  Charles,  1880.  Cl.  U.M, 
b.  1865  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Lyon  Tennent, 
Advocate,  Sheriff-Sub.  of  Renfrew- 
shire at  Greenock. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  1886-98  Corp.  N.W.  Mtd. 
Pohce ;  1900-1  Sqdn.  Sergt.-Maj.  Strath- 
cona's  Horse;  1901  Imp.  Mil.  Rly.  Police 
(Sergt.);  1901-2  Johannesburg  Police  (Supt.); 
1902  S.  African  Constab.  (Lt.)  ;  1902-3  Rand 
Rifles  (Res.  of  Offs.)  ;  now  builder  and  con- 
tractor, Victoria,  B.C.  Address :  Pacific 
Club,  Victoria,  B.C.,  Canada. 

TOD,  George  Gibson,  1875-81.  Cl.  1-6. 
b.  17  Oct.  1865  ;  s.  of  Robert  Tod, 
Clerwood,  Corstorphine. 

Dir.  of  A.  and  R.  Tod  Ltd.,  Flour-millers, 
Leith  ;  Chm.  John  Croall  and  Sons  Ltd.  and 
Employers'  Mutual  Assur.  Assoc,  of  Scot. 
Ltd. ;  a  keen  sportsman  and  race-horse 
owner ;    d.  24  July  1910. 

TUKE,  Gordon  Trafford,  1875-7.  Cl.  1,  2. 
b.  19  April  1864  ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Batty 
Tuke,  M.D.,  LL.D.,  20  Charlotte 
Square. 

Fettes,  1877-80  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P. 
and  S.E.  1889  ;  L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1889 ;  d. 
16  Feb.  1898. 

USHER,  Charles  Howard,  1876-82.  Cl. 
2-7.  b.  1865  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Usher, 
18  Lauder  Road. 

B.A.  Cantab,  1886;  M.B.,  B.C.  Cantab, 
1891  ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1894  ;  gen.  med.  pract., 
Aberdeen  ;  Ophth.  Surg.  Aberdeen  Inf. 
Address  :   3  Bon  Accord  Square,  Aberdeen. 

USHER,  Harry  Lawrence,  1876-83.  Cl. 
2-7.  b.  11  Nov.  1866  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Usher,  18  Lauder  Road;   XV. 

A.F.C. ;  C.A.  1890;  of  Richard  Brown  and 
Co.,  C. A.,  Edin. ;  Auditor,  Bank  of  Scot. ;  m. 
Alice,  dau.  of  Walter  ShoweU,  Bell  Hall, 
Worcestershire.  Address:  11  Tipperbnn 
Road,  Edin. 


MR.  WEIR'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  ELLIOTT'S)  CLASS,  18T6-8.3        361 


VASSIE,  Alexander  Henry,  1879-81.  CI. 
5,  6.  b.  20  May  1865;  s.  of  John 
Vassie,  Crofton  Hill,  Lanark. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  i886;  E.U.  Golf 
Team;  gen.  med.  pract.,  Lond. ;  late  Surg. 
Kirkcaldy  Cottage  Hosp.,  etc.  ;  m.  Mary 
Janet,  dau.  of  W.  R.  Spears,  Town  Clerk, 
Kirkcaldy.  Address :  98  Priory  Road,  N. 
Hampstead,  Lend.,  N.W. 

WARRACK,  Alexander  James.  1875-82. 
a.  1-7.  b.  1865;  s.  of  John  Warrack, 
14  Carlton  Terrace. 


Vine  and  Olive  Planter.  Address  :  Torre 
al  Prato,  Rifredi,  Prov.  di  Firenze,  Italy. 

AVILKINS,  Franci.s  Edward,  1876-80. 
CI.  2-U.M.  s.  of  Frederick  Wilkins, 
31st  Street,  Chicago. 

WILSON,  George,  1873-80.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1864;  s.  of  Thomas  Wilson,  W.S., 
6  Moray  Place. 

A. I. A. ;  Accountant,  Standard  Life  Assur. 
Co. ;  d.  10  June  191 1 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  .xviii. 
129. 


MR.  WEIR'S  (AFTERWARDS  mi.  ELLIOTT'S)  CLASS,  1876-83 


ARMOUR,  Hamilton,  1876-7.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  M.  W.  Armour,  Woolton  Tower, 
near  Liverpool. 

BONTHRON,  Arthur,  1876-9.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  R.  Bonthron,  25  India  Street. 

BOYD,  Murdoch,  1876-9.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
20  March  1865;  s.  of  John  Boyd, 
Publisher,  27  Melville  Street. 

Loretto,  1879-82 ;  W.S.  1888 ;  of  Mac- 
kintosh and  Boyd,  W.S. ;  d.  30  June  1894. 

BROWN,  Edward  Robert  M'Kerrell, 
1876-83.  CI.  1-7.  b.  4  Oct.  1865  ; 
s.  of  John  M'Kerrell  Brown,  7  Eton 
Terrace  ;  XI. 

A.C.C. ;  with  Standard  Life  Assur.  Co., 
Edin.     Address  :  24  Grosvenor  Street,  Edin. 

BROWN,  Francis  Leonard,  1880-2.  CI. 
5,  6.     b.  1866  ;   s.  of  George  Brown. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.,  M.B.,  CM.  1890; 
M.D.  1894;  Off.  de  Sant6,  Bordeaux,  1893  ; 
gen  med.  pract..  Pan,  France,  since  1893  ; 
m.  Rosalie  Evans  of  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  U.S.A. 
Address  :   4  Rue  d'Orl6ans,  Pau,  France. 

BROWN,  George,  1876-82.  CI.  1-U.M. 
b.  1  Jan.  1867 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Brown,  19  Lutton  Place. 

With  Scot.  Equitable  Life  Assur.  Soc, 
Edin.  Address  :  28  St.  Andrew  Square, 
Edin. 

BROWN,  John  Arthur,  1878-81.  CI. 
3-U.M.  b.  3  July  1864  ;  s.  of  John 
Brown,  Merchant,  Dowanhill  Gardens, 
Glasg.  ;  Dux  of  L.M.  Sch.  1880  ;  XV. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1881-9  ;  XV.  ;  Law  Agent, 
1892;  N.P.  1910;  Mem.  of  Fac.  of  Pro- 
curators in  Glasg.  1892  ;  F.S.A.  Scot.  1909  ; 
Jt.  Hon.  Sec.  Glasg.  Archaeological  Soc. 
1909  ;  Author  of  papers  on  archaeological 
subjects  ;  m.  Mary  Stewart,  dau.  of  Rev. 
James  Stewart  Wilson,  D.D.,  Min.  of  New 


Abbey.    Address:  Roseland,  Kilmaurs,  Ayr- 
shire. 

BRUCE,  Robert  Douglas,  1876-8.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  80  March  1867  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Canon  Lloyd  Stewart  Bruce. 

St.  Edward's  Sch. ,  O.xford ;  Worcester  Coll. 
Oxon;  B.A.  1887;  M.A.  1892;  C  Prestolee, 
Lanes,  1890  ;  Lancaster  Par.  Ch.  1892  ;  Sen. 
C  St.  Giles,  Reading,  1894  ;  Chap.  St. 
Mary's,  Sierre,  1897  ;  C.-in-Charge,  Glaze- 
ley,  Shropshire,  1900;  R.  St.  Peter's,  Binton, 
1903;  St.  Anne's,  Dunbar,  since  1906;  m. 
Alice  Margaret,  dau.  of  Henry  Wm.  Lord, 
a  Prin.  Registrar  at  Somerset  House.  Ad- 
dress :    II  Marine  Road,  Dunbar. 

CARNDUFF,  David  Cameron,  1881-2. 
CI.  6.  b.  15  Sept.  1865  ;  s.  of  David 
Carnduff,  Indian  Educ.  Service. 

L.R.CP.E. ;  L.R.C.S.E.  1892;  Prin. 
M.O.H.,  Kircudbrightshire ;  d.  27  Nov.  1896. 

CONDELL,  Claude  Forlong,  1876-9.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1  Oct.  1865  ;  s.  of  Charles 
E.  Condell,  late  93rd  Highs.,  1  Oxford 
Terrace. 

Stonyhurst  Coll.  Lanes,  1879-1885;  XV., 
XL  ;  Capt.  of  Sch.  18S4-5  ;  Lond.  Univ. 
and  Paris  (B.  6s  L.) ;  Lect.  on  Mod.  Lan- 
guages and  English  Literature,  Paris,  1895  ; 
Brit.  Col.  Service,  Malta,  1900 ;  St.  Lucia, 
B.W.I. ,1904;  M.L.C.  St.  Lucia,  1906;  Govt. 
Exam,  of  Secondary  Schs.  of  Grenada,  B.W.I., 
etc.  ;  Author  of  Chanson  de  Roland,  Liter- 
ary and  Critical  Introduction  to  (Williams 
and  Norgate),  various  reports,  etc.,  on 
educational  matters,  and  various  articles 
in  English  and  French  reviews.  Address  : 
Castries,  St.  Lucia,  B.W.I 

CONYNGHAM,  Edward  Eraser  Lenox-, 
1877-84.  CI.  1-7.  b.  17  Dec.  1867  ; 
s.  of  Col.  Sir  W.  F.  Lenox-Conyngham, 
K.C.B.,  D.L.,  Spring  Hill,  Moneymore, 
Co.  Derry ;  XL 

Tea-planter,  Ceylon  ;  m.  Madeline  Gun- 
ning.    Address  :   Kandanewra,  Ceylon. 


862        MR.  WEIR'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  ELLIOTT'S)  CLASS,  1876-83 


DOUGLAS,  John  Josiah,  1876-81,  CI. 
1-5,  b.  29  Sept.  1866  ;  s.  of  David 
Douglas,  22  Drummond  Place. 

Edin.Univ. ;  M.B.,C.M.  1889;  M.R.C.P.E. 
1893 ;  F.R.C.P.E.  1894 ;  M.D.  1897 ; 
D.P.H.,  Oxon,  1902;  Emden  Schol.,  Cancer 
Research  Laboratory,  Middlesex  Hosp.  ; 
F.M.S.  Lend,  and  Mem.  Clin.  Soc,  Lend.  ; 
gen.  med.  pract.  ;  Med.  Off.  to  P.O.,  Nor- 
wood ;  Surg.  Norwood  Cottage  Hosp.  ;  m. 
Margaret  Emmeline  Peake.  Address :  Earls- 
ferry,  37  Central  Hill,  Norwood,  Lend.,  S.E. 

DOUGLAS,  William,  1876-81.  CI.  1-5. 
b,  23  April  1865  ;  s,  of  William 
Douglas,  B.L,  Co,  Bank,  Coldstream. 

Sol.  1889,  and  N.P.,  Coldstream ;  d.  5 
July  1894. 

ERASER,  Newton  Kennelly,  1877-82, 
CI,  2-7.  b.  5  Aug.  1866  ;  s.  of  Rev, 
Alex,  Garden  Eraser,  D.D.,  Bombay. 

Provincial  C.S.,  Burma  ;   d.  8  Aug.  1903. 

GILLESPIE,  Charles  Melville,  1876-83. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  12  Oct.  1866  ;  s.  of  James 
D.  Gillespie,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  10 
Walker  Street ;  Dux  of  CI,  1,  2,  8,  4, 
6,  and  6  and  of  the  School,  1883  ; 
Ferguson  Medal,  1881  ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1882  ;  Gloag  Medal,  1883  ; 
best  in  French  and  German,  CI,  7, 
1883  ;  Mackenzie  Prizes  for  best  in 
French,  German,  and  English,  1882 
and  1883 ;  1st  Acad,  Club  Prize, 
1883  ;  Acad,  Exhib,  1883. 

Entrance  Bursary,  Edin.  Univ.,  1883; 
Vans  Dunlop  Schol.  in  Class.  1884  ;  Schol. 
Trin.  Coll.  Oxon,  1885-9 ;  ist  CI.  Mods.  1887  ; 
ist  CI.  Lit.  Hum.  1889  ;  B.A.  1889  ;  M.A. 
1892 ;  Ass.  Lect.  on  Class,  and  Phil.,  Yorks 
Coll.,  Leeds,  1891  ;  Lect.  on  Phil.,  Univ.  of 
Leeds,  1904,  and  Prof,  of  Phil,  there,  1912. 
Address  :   The  University,  Leeds. 

GORDON,  Ivy  Mackie,  May-July  1877. 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Samuel  Gordon,  St. 
Catherine's  Villa,  Trinity. 

GRANT,  Norman  James,  1876-9.  CI. 
1-3.  s.  of  J.  Grant,  Willowbank, 
Newhaven  Road,  Trinity. 

GREGOR,  Andrew  Crichton,  1876-8. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  15  April  1866;  s.  of 
D.  C.  Gregor,  7  Great  King  Street. 

Farmer.  Address :  Moorebank,  Sydney, 
Australia. 

HALKETT,  James  F„  1878-82,  CI, 
3-U.M.  s.  of  Capt.  John  Halkett, 
Croydon,  Surrey;  XI. 

HALLARD,  Charles  Maitland,  1876-82. 
CI.    1-6.     b.    26    Oct.    1865  ;     s.    of 


Frederick  Hallard,  Advocate,  Sheriff- 
Sub,  of  Midlothian,  61  York  Place. 

Went  on  the  stage,  1889.  Address:  26a 
North  Audley  Street,  Lond.,  W. 

HARVEY,  Bamett,  1876-80.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1866  ;  s.  of  Rev.  J.  M.  Harvey, 
M.A.,  Min.  of  S.  College  Street  U.P. 
Ch.,  16  Chalmers  Crescent. 

Went  out  to  Canada,  Qu'Appelle  dist. 

HORSBRUGH,  Charles  Edward,  1876-83. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  16  July  1865  ;  s.  of 
William  Horsbrugh,  Writer,  Cupar, 
Fife;   XL 

W.S.  1890;  F.S.I.  1908;  J.P.  Stirling- 
shire ;  m.  Marion,  2nd  dau.  of  Allan  Graham 
Bams  Graham  of  Lymekilns,  Craigallian, 
etc.  Address:  Blairquhosh, Blanefield, Glasg. 

HUME,  William  Roger,  1878-80.  CI.  3,  4. 
s.  of  John  Hume,  7  Pitt  Street,  Bon- 
nington. 

HUNTER,  Thomas  Duncan,  1880-2. 
CI,  5,  6.  b,  24  Feb,  1867;  s,  of 
James  Hunter,  21  Minto  Street, 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Mang.  Dir.  Tullis  and  Co. 
Ltd.,  Paper  Merchants,  Edin.  ;  ra.  Katharine 
Grace  Richardson.  Address:  11  Gloucester 
Place,  Edin. 

LAURIE,  Malcolm,  1876-80.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  27  Feb.  1866  ;  s.  of  Prof.  Simon 
Laurie,  Brunstane  House,  Portobello. 

Edin.  Univ.,  D.Sc;  Falconer  Fell. ;  King's 
Coll.  Cantab,  B.A. ;  Lect.  on  Biology  and 
Zoology,  Surgeons'  Hall,  Edin. ;  m.  Helena 
A.  Phillips,  Okeford  Fitzpaine  Rectory, 
Dorset.    Address:  19  Merchiston Park,  Edin, 

LEITH,  George  Carmichael,  1877-9,  CI, 
2,  3.  s.  of  J,  M,  Leith,  40  Drummond 
Place, 

In  S.  Africa. 

MACNAIR,  Duncan  Roderick,  1876-82, 
CI,  1-U,M,  s,  of  Capt.  John  Macnair, 
2  Brandon  Street ;  XL  ;  d. 

MACPHAIL,  George,  1876-80  and  1882-3. 
CI.  1-4  and  7.  b.  25  Aug.  1865; 
s.  of  Rev.  J.  C.  Macphail,  D.D., 
Min.  of  Pilrig  Ch.,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1895  ;  Capt.  7th 
R.S.V.B.  ;  m.  Lilian  Alina,  dau.  of  Col. 
C.  W.  St.  John,  Staff  Off.  of  Pensioners  (94th 
Regt.),  and  widow  of  iEneas  J.  G.  Mackay, 
K.C.,LL.D.,etc.  Address:  Hearnesbrooke, 
Co.  Galway. 

MATHESON,  Henry  M.  P.  1876-81. 
CI.  1-5.  s.  of  Alexander  Matheson, 
19  Northumberland  Street;  d. 


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MATTHEW,  John  Crombie,  1876-82. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  6  July  1865  ;  s.  of  Patrick 
Matthew  of  Newmiln,  Perth,  32  Coates 
Gardens. 

Edin.  Univ;  M.A.  1887;  B.D.  1889; 
Aitken  Schol.,  ;£ioo  for  two  yrs.,  1889-91  ; 
also  Univs.  of  Marburg,  Strasburg,  and 
Berlin;  licensed  by  Presb.  of  Perth,  1891  ; 
Ass.  Hillhead  P.  Ch.,  Glasg.,  1891-5;  Ass. 
Queen's  Park  P.  Ch.,  Glasg.,  1896-7;  or- 
dained by  Presb.  of  Edin.  1897  ;  Chap,  to 
Govt,  of  Bombay'  since  1897.  Address  :  8 
Staveley  Road,  Poona,  India. 

MONCRIEFF,  Robert  Lawrence  Scott-, 
1878-83.  CI.  3-U.M.  b.  15  April 
1867;  s.  of  R.  Scott-Moncrieff,  29 
Warriston  Crescent. 

Six  yrs.  on  sheep  farm  in  Australia ;  there- 
after many  years  managing  an  estancia  in 
Argentina,  and  went  into  business  in  Buenos 
Aires  ;   m.  V.  Troutbeck  ;   d.  12  April  1909. 

MOSMAN,  Allan  William,  1876-83.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  6  July  1866;  s.  of  Hugh 
Mosman  of  Auchtyfardle,  11  Chalmers 
Street;   XV. 

A.F.C.;  C.A.  1889;  of  A.  and  J.  Robert- 
son, C.A.,  Edin.  ;  Man.  the  Scottish  Rever- 
sionarj'  Co.  Ltd.  ;  m.  A.  S.  Chancellor,  dau. 
of  Edward  Chancellor.  Address:  19  Lennox 
Street,  Edin. 

MURRAY,  Arthur  Edward,  1876-9.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  1866 ;  s.  of  James  Murray 
of  Callands,  Peebles. 

Caled.  Insur.  Co.,  Edin.  ;  m.  Miss  Scott 
M'Hutchen,  dau.  of  Borthwick  G.  M'Hutchen. 
Address  :  Belle vue  Lodge,  5  Dick  Place. 

MUSGRAVE,  William  Harold,  1878-83. 
CI.  3-7.  s.  of  John  Musgrave,  Solicitor, 
2  Lowther  Street,  Whitehaven  ;  XV. ; 
won  Quarter-mile,  1882  ;  d. 

NICOLSON,  Alexander  Morrison,  1876-9. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  24  April  1865  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Roderick  Nicolson,  Min.  of  Apple- 
cross. 

Emigrated  to  Australia  in  i886  ;  Overseer 
at  Konongwootong  estate,  near  Coleraine, 
Co.  Dundas,  Victoria ;  m.  Florence  Thorn- 
ley.  Address:  Mundara,  Lanby,  Wangar- 
ratta,  Victoria,  Australia. 

NICOLSON,    Roderick    James,    1876-9. 
CI.  1-L.M.     b.  11  Aug.  1862  ;    s.  of 
Rev.     Roderick    Nicolson,     Min.     of 
Applecross. 
d.  June  1882. 

NICOLSON,  William  Henry,  1876-80. 
CI.  1-3.  s.  of  David  Nicolson,  Comely 
Green  Park. 

Wine  Merchant,  Edin.  Address:  34  York 
Place,  Edin. 


OSWALD,  John  Henderson,  1877-83. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  11  July  1866 ;  s.  of  Surg.- 
Gen.  Henry  R.  Oswald,  M.D.,  4 
Leamington  Terrace ;  won  Mile,  1883  ; 
XV. 

Lt.  Hants  Regt.  18S5  ;  served  in  Bur- 
mese campaign,  1886,  Ass.  Provost-Mar- 
shal (medal  with  clasp)  ;  I.S.C.  1887  ;  Adj. 
4th  B.N.I.  1891  ;   d.  25  March  1892. 

PATERS  ON,  William,  1879-81.  CI. 
L.  and  U.M.  b.  24  Dec.  1863  ;  s. 
of  Alexander  Paterson,  Carmacoup 
House,  Douglas,  Lanark  ;   X^'. 

Farmer.  Address  :  Glentaggart,  Douglas, 
Lanarkshire. 

POTT,  William,  1876-82.  CI.  1-6,  b. 
21  March  1865  ;  s.  of  Gideon  Pott, 
Knowesouth,  Jedburgh ;  XV.  and 
XI. 

A.F.C.  ;  Gen.  Man.  Land  and  Mining 
Cos.,  Transvaal,  1895-1910  ;  m.  I.  P.  Hen- 
derson. Address:  Box  1146,  Johannesburg, 
and  Knowesouth,  Jedburgh. 

ROBERTSON,  George  Allan,  1876-83. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  19  March  1866 ;  s.  of 
George  Robertson,  W.S.,  17  Roval 
Circus  ;    XI.  Capt.  1883. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  C.A.  1892  ;  Mem.  of 
Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  King's  Bodyguard  foe 
Scot.     Address  :    i8  Alva  Street,  Edin. 

ROCHE,  George,  1877-8.  CI.  2.  s.  of 
C.  Roche,  Acton  Cottage,  Wrexham, 
N.  Wales. 

SANDEMAN,  Muir,  1877-84.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  11  Aug.  1866  ;  s.  of  Rev.  R.  J. 
Sandeman,  D.D.,  35  Great  King 
Street ;  Gloag  Medal  and  Balfour 
Prize  (Math.),  1884. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1888  ;  M.B.,  CM. 
1893  ;  Med.  Miss.  (English  Presb.  Ch.)  in 
China,  1894-1909  ;  now  gen.  med.  pract., 
Lend.;  m.  Euphemia  Maclagan.  Address: 
56  Wolhngton  Road,  West  Norwood,  Lond., 
S.E. 

SCOTT,  Charles  Cuthbertson,  1876-8. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  17  July  1865 ;  s.  of 
Archibald  Scott,  20  W'alker  Street. 

Sometime  sheep  farmer  at  Breckonside, 
Moffat ;  now  farmer  in  the  Argentine  ;  m. 
Jessie,  y.  dau.  of  Alexander  Gray  of  Tan- 
lawhill,  Eskdalemuir.  Address:  Estancia 
Canelon,  Estancion  Tofre,  F.C.N.E.A..  Cor- 
rientes,  Argentine  Republic. 

STEIN,  William  Thomas,  1876-8.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  22  March  1866  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Stein  of  18  Claremont  Crescent  and 
Edinholme,  Merchiston. 

C.A.  Edin.  1889  ;  Accountant  for  insur. 
oS.,  Dewsbury  ;    went  to  Vancouver,  B.C., 


864    DR.  MERRY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  GARDINER'S)  CLASS,  1877-84 


1895;  of  W.  T.  Stein  and  Co.,  C.A.  ;  first 
Pres.  Inst,  of  C.A.  of  B.C.  ;  m.  1898  Mar- 
garet Mainly,  Warrington.  Address :  319 
Pender  Street,  Vancouver,  Canada. 

STEUART,  George  Graham  Bell,  1876- 
82.  CI.  1-6.  b.  28  March  1866 ; 
s.  of  Archibald  Steuart,  W.S.,  Edin. 

W.S.  1891 ;  of  J.,  C.  and  A.  Steuart,  W.S., 
Edin.;  N.P.  1901.  Address:  Mount  Esk, 
Lasswade. 

STEUART,  James  Charles,  1878-80.  CI. 
3,  4.  b.  11  Jan.  1867  ;  s.  of  James 
Steuart,  Dalkeith  Park,  Dalkeith. 

d.  25  April  1897  at  Mylemoney,  Chickmu- 
galore,  Mysore. 

STUART,  Charles  Edward,  1877-83. 
CI.  2-7.  b.  1  Aug.  1865  ;  s.  of  R.  L. 
Stuart,  W.S.,  Proe.  Fis.  for  Midlothian. 

Tea-planter,  Assam,  1886-99;  volunteered 
for  S.  African  War  with  Lumsden's  Horse 
(India)  ;  was  in  ten  engagements  ;  wounded 
at  advance  on  and  capture  of  Pretoria  ;  Ass. 
Dir.  of  Supplies,  Pretoria ;  Dir.  of  Civil 
Supplies,  Pretoria,  since  1901. 

TAYLOR,  Douglas  Hamilton,  1877-8, 
CI.  2.  b.  28  April  1865  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Duncan  Taylor,  Avondale  Manse, 
Strathaven. 

Served  in  Kiel  rebellion,  Canada  ;  there- 
after in  Australia  on  sheep  run  ;  now  Land 
Agent,  N.Z.  ;  m.  .  Address:  Wellington, 
N.Z. 

TERRAS,  James  Adam,  1876-9.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  24  Nov.  1864 ;  s.  of  Rev.  D. 
Terras,  M.A.,  Belford,  Northumber- 
land. 

B.Sc.  Edin.  1890  ;  Dobbie  Smith  Medal 
(Bot.),  1887;  Lect.  on  Bot.,  Edin.  Sch.  of 
Med.  for  Women,  since  1907.  Address : 
40  Findhom  Place,  Edin. 


THOMSON,  Walter  Alexander  John, 
1876-82.  CI.  1-6.  b.  2  Dec.  1864; 
s.  of  Rev.  John  Macalister  Thomson, 
late  Sen.  Chap.  Ch.  of  Scot.,  Bengal, 
India. 

Man.  Chengraari  Tea  Estate,  I-uksan  P.O., 
Julpaiguri,  India ;  m.  1900  Mary  Sara  Rauth- 
mell. 

WALLACE,  Horatio,  1876-88.  CI.  1-7. 
s.  of  Ebenezer  Wallace,  Kingscroft, 
Stanley  Road,  Trinity. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.  1886;  W.S.  Edin.  1893  ; 
practised  till  1901  ;  now  fruit  farmer,  B.C.  ; 
m.  Susan  Younghusband,  Portage  le  Prairie, 
near  Winnipeg,  B.C.  Address :  K.I,.0. 
Bench,  Kelowna,  B.C.,  Canada. 

WHIFFEN,  Alfred  Ernest,  1877-8.  CI. 
1,2.  s.  of  A.  Whiffen,  Beech  House, 
Trinity. 

WILKINS,  George  Steele,  1876-81.  CI. 
1-U.M.  s.  of  Frederick  Wilkins,  81st 
Street,  Chicago. 

WRIGHT,  Melville  Campbell,  1876-80. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  15  Feb.  1864 ;  s.  of 
William  Wright,  late  Judge,  Cuttack, 
Bengal  ;  XV. ;  won  Open  Quarter- 
mile,  1879  and  1880. 

L.R.C.P.E.andL.R.C.S.E.  1886;  L.F.P.S. 
Glasg.  18S6 ;  won  loo  Yds.  Amateur  Scot. 
Championship,  1886,  and  many  races  at  the 
University  Games  and  Edinburgh  Harrier's 
Sports  ;  Ass.  Col.  Surg,  and  Mag.  at  Winne- 
bah,  Gold  Coast  Colony,  W.  Africa ;  d.  23 
Jan.  1894  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  77. 

YOUNG,  Arthur,  1879-82.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
10  March  1865  ;  s.  of  Right  Hon. 
Lord  Young,  P.C,  L.A.  of  Scot., 
Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Barr.  Line.  Inn,  1888. 
Address  :  Lond. 


DR.  MERRY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  GARDINER'S)  CLASS,   1877-84 


ABERNETHY,  Robert,  1877-83. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  23  Nov.  1866 ;  s.  of 
John  Abemethy,  Engineer,  Ferryhill 
Foundry,  Aberdeen. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,C.M.  1888;  F.R.C.P.E. 
1893  ;  M.D.  1893  ;  E.U.B.C.  ;  Phys.  New 
Town  Disp. ;  Hon.  Phys.  Nat.  Soc.  Preven- 
tion of  Cruelty  to  Children  ;  late  Pres.  R. 
Med.  Soc. ;  Author  of  contributions  to  med. 
journals ;  m.  Frances  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
David  Lyall,  M.D.,  R.N.  Address  :  10  St. 
Colme  Street,  Edin. 

ADAIR,  Hugh  Hermann,  1880-2.  CI. 
L.  and  U.M.  Dux  L.M.  Sch.  1881 ; 
XV. 


ANDERSON,  Hugh  Hodgson,  1877-84. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  24  Jan.  1867  ;  s.  of  James 
Anderson,  Chapelside  Villa,  Trinity ; 
XV. 

W.S.  1890  ;   d.  3  April  1895. 

BALFOUR-KINNEAR.  Harry  Gordon, 
1877-84.  CI.  1-7.  b.  22  Oct.  1866  ; 
s.  of  George  T.  Balfour-Kinncar,  W.S., 
6  Doune  Terrace,  Edin.  ;  XV.,  XI.  ; 
won  Open  Mile,  100  Yds.,  Long  Leap, 
and  Hurdles,  1884. 

A.F.C.  ;  Sheep  Farmer,  N.Z.  ;  m.  Ella 
Burdon,  N.Z.  Address  :  Te  Pukeroa, 
Kuraeroa,  Hawkes  Bay,  N.Z. 


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BARRETT,  James  Arthur  S.,  1879-82. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  1867  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Isaac 
Barrett,  Skirling,  near  Biggar. 

Old  Hall  Sch.,  Wellington,  Shropshire, 
1882-4  ;  M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  1894  ;  Librarian, 
Univ.  Coll.,  Dundee;  edited  Carlyle's 
Sartor  Resartus  ;  contributed  reviews  and 
papers  to  various  periodicals,  also  a  paper 
to  the  Proceedings  of  the  R.S.E.  Address  : 
University  College,  Dundee. 

BEGG,  Alexander,  1877-82.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1867  ;  s.  of  George  Begg,  S.S.C,  29 
Albany  Street. 

E.I.  Merchant.  Address:  Guthrie  and  Co., 
Singapore. 

BEGG,  John,  1879-83.  CI.  2-6,  b.  20 
Sept.  1866  ;  s.  of  John  Begg,  J.P., 
Iron-master,  Kinneil. 

R.I.B.A.,  Ashpitel  Prizeman,  1891 ; 
Pugin  Student,  1890  ;  Inst.  Silver  Medal- 
list (Essays),  1S94 ;  R.A.  Schs.  1890-2  ; 
A.R.I.B.A.  1891 ;  F.R.I.B.A.  1901 ;  Vice- 
Pres.  the  Architectural  Assoc,  Lond.,  1S96  ; 
Consult.  Architect  to  Govt,  of  Bombay, 
1901-7;  J. P.  and  Hon.  Pres.  Mag.,  Bombay, 
1904-7 ;  Consult.  Architect  to  Govt,  of  India 
since  1907  ;  Author  of  Report  on  Modern 
European  Hospital  Construction,  Govt,  of 
Bombay,  1904 ;  m.  Edith  Mary,  dau.  of 
Benjamin  Hawkins  Dods,  C.E.,  Melbourne, 
Australia.  Address  :  Hawkesdale,  Simla, 
S.W.,  India. 

BELL,  John  Beatson,  1881-3.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  12  June  1866;  s.  of  Andrew 
Beatson  Bell  of  Kildunean,  Advocate. 

Edin.  Univ.  (M.A.)  and  Sandhurst ;  Maj. 
I.A. ;  2nd  Lt.  1888;  Lt.  1889;  Capt.  1899; 
Maj.  1906;  P.W.O.  (West  Yorks)  Regt. 
1888-90;  32nd  Sikh  Pioneers,  1890-1910  ; 
Ass.  J.A.G.  1909  ;  D.J.A.G.  1910.  War 
Services  :  Hazara,  1891  (medal  and  clasp)  ; 
Tibet,  1903-4  (medal  and  clasp),  m.  1893 
M.  H.  Balfour-Kinnear,  dau.  of  G.  T. 
Balfour-Kinnear,  W.S.  Address  :  Murree, 
Punjab,  India. 

BIRRELL,  Walter  Wood,  1878-83.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  15  June  1867  ;  s.  of  James 
Birrell,  J. P.,  of  Uttershill,  Penicuik ; 
Shooting  Team,  1883. 

Paper  Maker ;  m .  Agnes  Riddell,  Woodslee, 
Penicuik.  Address  :  The  White  House, 
Bentley  Heath,  Barnet,  Herts. 

BOYCOTT,  Arthur  Beevor,  1879-81. 
CI.  3,  4.  b.  20  Oct.  1866  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Edmund  Boycott,  Trinity  Villa,  York 
Road. 

Fauconberg  Sch.,  Beccles,  Suffolk  ;  XV. ; 
d.  2  Sept.  1889  at  Roxburgh,  N.  Carolina, 
U.S.A. 

BOYCOTT,  Owen  Dundas,  1879-81.  CI. 
3,   4.     b.   20  Oct.   1866  ;    s.  of  Rev. 


Edmund  Boycott,  Trinity  Villa,  York 

Road. 

Fauconberg  Sch.,  Beccles,  Suffolk  ;  XV. 
Address:    Greeiisboro',  N.  Carolina,  U.S.A. 

BOYD,  Francis  Darby,  1877-83.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  19  Oct.  1866  ;  s.  of  John  Bovd, 
Publisher,  27  Melville  Street;  XV. 
and  Shooting  Team. 

M.D.  Edin. ;  Gold  Medal,  1893  ;  M.B., 
CM.  1888  ;  F.R.C.P.E.  1892  ;  gen.  med. 
pract.,  Edin.  ;  C.M.G.  1900 ;  Ass.  Phys. 
Roy.  Inf.,  Edin.  ;  Phys.  Deaconess  Hosp., 
Edin.,  etc.  ;  served  as  Phys.  to  Edin.  Hosp. 
in  S.  Africa  (desp.,  C.M.G.)  ;  Author  of 
numerous  papers  in  scientific  journals,  etc. ; 
m.  Clara  Constance,  dau.  of  Alfred  J.  Lepper, 
Carrickfergus,  Co.  Antrim.  Address  :  22 
Manor  Place,  Edin. 

BRUCE,  Alexander  Montgomery,  1878- 
80.  CI.  2,  3.  b.  15  July  1865  ;  s.  of 
Maj. -Gen.  Alexander  Andrew  Bruce, 
7  Polwarth  Terrace. 

Hong-Kong  and  Shanghai  Bank,  Lond., 
1884;  left  for  the  East,  18S7;  held  various 
appointments ;  latterly  acting  Man.  in 
Calcutta,  and  Man.  at  Bangkok ;  three 
years  before  Boxer  rebeUion  his  services  were 
granted  by  the  bank  to  Chinese  Govt,  to 
organise  the  finances  of  the  Tientsin-Pekin 
Rly.  ;  took  part  in  defence  of  Tientsin 
during  Boxer  rebellion  as  a  vol.,  and  received 
Pekin  Relief  medal,  1900 ;  ret.  1908  ;  d. 
24  Nov.  1909. 

CAMERON,  Alexander,  1878-83.  CI. 
2-6.     s.  of  A.  Cameron,  17  Ann  Street. 

CAMPBELL,  Maclver  Forbes  Morison 
Maclver-,  1878-81.  CI.  2-4.  b.  1 
June  1867 ;  s.  of  IL,t.-Col.  William 
Rose  Campbell  of  Ballochyle,  J. P., 
D.L.  Argyll. 

Winchester  Coll.  1881-4 ;  XL  ;  Clare 
Coll.  Cantab,  1885-9;  B.A.  1889;  CoU.  XV. 
and  XL's;  A.F.C.  ;  Inter-City,  1890;  of 
Ballochyle,  Argyllshire ;  went  to  B.C.  1891 ; 
partner  in  Bonthrone,  Lennard  and  Co., 
Financial  Agents,  Vancouver,  B.C.  ;  m. 
Dorothy  Gladys  WilUams.  Address  :  Van- 
couver, B.C.,  Canada. 

CARMICHAEL,  Archibald  Nathaniel 
Shirley,  1877-85.  CI.  1-U.M.  (Mr. 
Strathearn's  CI.  1878-82;  Mr.  Car- 
michael's  CI.  1882-4).  b.  1  Dec.  1867 ; 
s.  of  James  Carmictiael,  Class.  Master, 
E.A.,  1856-94,  9  Saxe-Coburg  Place ; 
Gymnastic  Prize,  1882-3,  1883-4. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1892  ;  Sen.  Pres.  Roy. 
Med.  Soc.  1892  ;  Ho.  Surg.  Roy.  Inf.,  Edin., 
1893  ;  Res.  Med.  Off.  Chalmers  Hosp. 
1894-5;  gen.  med.  pract.  Address:  2  Mer- 
chiston  Avenue,  Edin. 

CARPHIN,  George  Henry,  1877-83.  CI. 
1-6.     b.  24  July  1866  ;    s.  of  James 


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R.  Carphin.  C.A.,  26  Northumberland 
Street ;   XV.,  XI. 

A.F.C. ;  A.C.C.  ;  C.A.  1889  ;  J. P.  1912  ; 
m.  Kate  Guthrie.  Address  :  3  Abinger 
Gardens,  Murrayfield. 

CHIRNSIDE,  James,  1877-9  (Dec.).  CI. 
l-,3.  b.  26  Jan.  1866  ;  s.  of  Dr.  John 
Chirnside,  14  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Loretto,  1880;  Squatter;  m.  Harriet 
Ronaldson  Logan.  Address  :  Inglewood, 
Bombala,  N.S.W.,  Australia. 

COLQUIIOUN,  Wallace  Kent,  1877-82. 
CI.  1-3  (Mr.  Cai-michael's  CI.  1879- 
82).  s.  of  Dr.  Archibald  Colquhoun, 
11  St.  Bernard's  Crescent. 

Journalist  on  Graphic  staff.  Address:  The 
Graphic,  Tallis  Street,  Victoria  Embank- 
ment, Lond. 

CRAWFORD,  William  M.,  1881.  CI. 
L.M. 

CUNNINGHAM,  George,  1877-9.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  27  Jan.  1867  ;  s.  of  George 
Miller  Cunningham,  C.E.,  2  AinsHe 
Place,  and  of  Leithenhopes,  Peebles- 
shire. 

Shrewsbury  Sch.  1881-5  ;  B.N.C.  Oxon  ; 
B.A. ;  C.B.  1914;  Advocate,  1891 ;  Ass.  Priv. 
Sec.  to  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty  (Lord 
Tweedmouth),  1906-8;  to  Sec.  of  State  for 
the  Colonies  (Earl  of  Crewe),  1908-10;  Priv. 
Sec.  to  the  following  Lords  Pres.  of  the 
Council : — Viscount  Wolverhampton,  Earl 
Beauchamp,  and  Lord  Morley ;  m.  Georgiana 
J.  E.  L.,  dau.  of  Capt.  G.  Gordon  Macpherson 
of  Cluny.  Address  :  The  Square,  Kingsley 
Green,  Haslemere. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Robert  Jeffrey,  1878-9 
and  1881-4.  CI.  2  and  5-7.  b.  24  June 
1866  ;  s.  of  Rev.  J.  G.  Cunningham, 
D.D.,  of  Queen  Street  U.F.  Ch.,  Edin., 
7  Brandon  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1887  ;  LL.B.  1891  ; 
W.S.  1892  ;  in  practice  in  Annan,  Dumfries- 
shire, since  1894  ;  received  Commission  in 
3rd  V.B.,  K.O.S.B.,  1898;  served  with  ist 
Vol.  Service  Co.,  K.O.S.B.,  in  S.  Africa, 
1900  ;  operations  in  Cape  Colony  and  O.R.C., 
and  operations  east  of  Pretoria  (Queen's 
medal  and  three  clasps ;  received  in  common 
with  other  local  officers  the  Freedom  of  Dum- 
fries) ;  King  Edward's  Coronation  medal ; 
T.F.  1908  as  Capt.  5th  Batt.  K.O.S.B. ;  m. 
Mabel,  2nd  dau.  of  William  Davidson  of 
San  Francisco,  Cal.  Address  :  The  Glint, 
Annan,  Dumfriesshire. 

CURRIE,  Alastair,  1877-82.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  28  Aug.  1867  ;  s.  of  James  Currie, 
p.L.,  Ship  Owner,  Trinity  Cottage, 
inverleith  Row. 

/    Fettes,  1882-6;  XV.;  Edin.  Univ. ;    Edin. 
(wanderers   F.C. ;    C.A.    1893;    until  April 


1 91 2,  when  he  resigned,  one  of  Mans,  of 
the  Union  Castle  Mail  Steamship  Co.  Ltd.  ; 
now  sen.  partner  of  Donald  Currie  and  Co., 
Ship  Owners,  Lond.,  Liverpool,  and  Man- 
chester, Mans,  of  the  Liverpool  and  Ham- 
burg Steamship  Co.  Ltd.  ;  m.  Isabella,  e. 
dau.  of  Robert  Somerville,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E., 
Galashiels.  Address:  6  Durham  Villas,  Ken- 
sington, Lond.,  W. 

DANGERFIELD,  Frank,  1878-83.  CI. 
2-U.M.  b.  13  Sept.  1866;  s.  of 
Lt.-Col.  Dangerfield,  R.A.,  26  Danube 
Street. 

Gold-mining,  California  ;  m.  M.  Timpan. 
Address  :  Grass  Valley,  Cal.,  U.S.A. 

DAVIDSON,  James,  1881-3.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  27  Nov.  1865  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Adam 
Davidson,  M.A.,  Yetholm,  Roxburgh- 
shire ;  Ferguson  Medal,  1882 ;  Mit- 
chell Medal  and  Balfour  Prize  (Math.), 
1883. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1S86 ;  M.B.,  CM. 
1891;  M.D.  1902;  Lt.-Col.  I.M.S. ;  D.S.O.; 
Med.  Ofif.  ist  Batt.  2nd  King  Edward's  Own 
Gurkhas;  Surg.  1893;  Capt.  1896;  Maj. 
1905  ;  Lt.-Col.  1913.  War  Services  :  Wazi- 
ristan  exped.  1894-5  (medal  and  clasp)  ; 
Chitral  exped.  1895  (medal  and  clasp)  ; 
Indian  Brigade,  Suakin  Force,  1896  (Brit, 
and  Khedive's  medals)  ;  Tirah  exped.  1897-8 
(two  clasps) ;  Tibet  exped.  1903-4  (medal) ; 
Prin.  Med.  Off.  Abor  exped.  1911-12  (desp., 
D.S.O.,  medal  and  clasp) ;  in  Russia  1902-3  ; 
passed  as  Russian  interpreter,  1903.  Address: 
c/o  J.  Mill,  4  BeUevue  Terrace,  Edin. 

DEANS,  Henry  C,  1880-3.  CI.  L.M.-7. 
b.  2  Sept.  1863  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Deans, 
East  Fen  ton,  Drem. 

Went  to  America ;  d.  March  1891. 

DICKSON,  Leonard  Walter,  1877-83. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  6  Aug.  1867  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Goldie  Dickson,  C.A.,  34  York  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1886  ;  C.A.  Edin. 
1892;  Man.  the  Standard  Life  Assur.  Co. 
1904;  Dir.  E.A.  since  1912;  m.  Jane  Christine 
Kinnear.    Address:  45  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  William  Henry  Brown,  1877- 
81.  CI.  1-4.  b.  29  Jan.  1867  ;  s.  of 
F.  Brown  Douglas,  21  Moray  Place. 

Haileybury  Coll.  1881-4;  Trin.  Coll. 
Cantab  ;  B.A.  ;  New  CoU.  Edin.  ;  Min.  U.F. 
Ch.  of  Scot.  ;  m.  1894  Edith  K.  Grainger 
Stewart.  Address:  Trinity  Manse,  Newton 
Stewart. 

FINLAY,  Robert  Stewart,  1877-80.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  5  April  1867  ;  s.  of  Charles 
P.  Finlay,  W.S.,  17  Northumberland 
Street. 

d.  30  March  1880. 


DR.  MERRY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  GARDINER'S)  CLASS,  1877-84    3G7 


GILLESPIE,  William,  1880-2.  CI.  L. 
and  U.M.  b.  24  April  1865  ;  s.  of 
James  Gillespie,  Gateside,  Douglas, 
Lanark ;  XV. 

Address  :   PaJmerston  North,  N.Z. 

GORDON,  Hon.  Huntly  Douglas,  1878. 
CI.  1.  b.  11  Oct.  1866 ;  s.  of  the 
Right  Hon.  Edward  Stratheam  Gor- 
don, Q.C.,  LL.D.,  M.P.,  L.A.  of  Scot. 
1867-8  and  1874-6,  Lt.-Col.  Edin.  Vols.; 
cr.  Life  Peer  (Baron  Gordon  of  Drum- 
earn),  1876,  on  the  first  appointment 
of  Lords  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary. 

Wellington  Coll.  ;  Advocate,  1893  ;  m. 
Violet,  y.  dau.  of  John  Gaspard  Fanshawe  of 
Parsloes,  Essex.  Address  :  3  Northumber- 
land Street,  Edin. 

GRAY,  Robert  Walker,  1880-1.  CI.  L.M. 
b.  8  Oct.  1864  ;  s.  of  David  Gray,  15 
Jamaica  Street,  Peterhead. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1892;  D.P.H., 
Cambridge,  1902;  Med.  Off.  S.  Nigeria;  m. 
Hilda,  dau.  of  A.  F.  Mummery.  Address  : 
Lagos,  S.  Nigeria. 

HALKETT,  John  Frederick,  1878-80. 
CI.  2,  3.  s.  of  Capt.  John  Halkett, 
Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

Returned  to  S.  Africa.     ' 

HAMILTON,  Thomas,  1877-8.     CI.  1. 

HAY,  John  James,  1877-80.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  James  Hay,  4  Gayfield  Terrace. 

HISLOP,  Patrick  Wood,  1877-83.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  9  Dec.  1865 ;  s.  of  John 
Fowler  Hislop,  Castlepark,  Preston- 
pans  ;   XV.  and  XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1889  ;  M.D. 
1908 ;  A.F.C  ;  A.C.C. ;  gen.  med.  pract. ;  m. 
Margaret  M.  A.,  dau.  of  Angus  Macdonald, 
Canterbury,  N.Z.  Address:  Geraldine,  Can- 
terbury, N.Z. 

IRONS,  David  Ebenezer  Blackwell,  1877- 
85.  CI.  1-7.  b.  4  July  1868  ;  s.  of 
James  Campbell  Irons,  S.S.C.,  27 
Windsor  Street ;  best  in  German, 
CI.  7,  1885  ;  won  Quarter-mile,  1884  ; 
XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1894 ;  d.  26  Jan. 
1898  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  v.  52. 

JENKIN,  Bernard  Maxwell,  1877-82. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  5  Aug.  1867  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
Fleeming  Jenkin,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  3 
Great  Stuart  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  1883-4  3-°d  1889-90;  1885-6 
Sch.  of  Electrical  Engineering,  Hanover 
Square,    Lond.  ;     apprenticeship    at    Man- 


chester and  Crewe,  1886-9  ;  1891-9  Engineer- 
ing Ass.  to  Dr.  A.  B.  W.  (now  Sir  Alexander) 
Kennedy,  Consult.  Engineer ;  since  1899 
engaged  as  Consult.  Engineer  in  partnership 
with  Sir  Alex.  B.  W.  Kennedy  ;  M.  Inst. 
E.E.  1898  ;  M.  Inst.  C.E.  and  M.I.  Mech.  E. 
1 901  ;  read  a  paper  before  the  Inst,  of  C.E. 
on  the  Electrical  Equipment  of  the  Waterloo 
and  City  Railway,  and  awarded  Telford 
Medal  and  Telford  Premium,  1900  ;  read  a 
joint  paper  with  Mr.  W.  M.  Mordey  on  Elec- 
trical Traction  on  Railways,  and  awarded 
a  George  Stephenson  Gold  Medal,  1902  ; 
m.  Margaret  M.,  2nd  dau.  of  R.  W.  Giles, 
Barr.  Mid.  Tem.  Address  :  64  Bedford 
Gardens,  Campden  Hill,  Lond.,  W. 

JOHNSTONE,  William  Charles,  1880-3. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  16  June  1867  ;  s.  of  James 
Johnstone,  Hunterheck,  Moffat. 

W.S.  1891  ;  m.  Mary  Charlotte,  e.  dau. 
of  Walter  Pringle,  Manufacturer,  Hawick. 
Address  :    11  Cluny  Terrace,  Edin. 

KENNEDY,  Harry  Angus  Alexander, 
1880-4.  CI.  4-7.  b.  4  July  1866 ; 
s.  of  Rev.  George  R.  Kennedy, 
Dornoch,  Sutherlandshire ;  Dux  of 
CI.  4,  5,  and  6  and  of  the  School, 
1884  ;  best  in  French  and  German, 
CI.  7,  1884  ;  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize, 
Mackenzie  Prize  for  Mod.  Languages, 
and  Dundas  Prize  for  English  Essay, 
1884;   XV. 

Univ.  of  Edin.  ;  M.A.  (ist  CI.  Hons.)  ; 
Medals  in  Latin  and  Greek ;  Blair  and  Miller 
Bursaries  ;  Vans  Dunlop  Schol.  ;  D.Sc.  ; 
New  Coll.  Edin.  ;  2nd  Cunningham  Fell. 
(Theology)  ;   Min.  Callander  U.F.  Ch.  1893- 

1905  ;  Prof,  of  New  Testament  Literatiare 
and  Exegesis,  Knox  Coll.,  Toronto,  Canada, 
1905-9  ;  Prof,  of  New  Testament  Literature 
and  Exegesis,  New  Coll.,  Edin.,  1909 ;  Cun- 
ningham Lecturer  on  Theology  (U.F.  Ch.), 
1901-4 ;  D.D.  Queen's  Univ.,  Canada,  1909, 
and  Edin.  Univ.  1910.  Author:  Sources  of 
New  Testament  Greek,  Edin.  1895  ;  Com- 
mentary on  the  Epistle  to  the  Phihppians,  in 
Expositor's  Greek  Testament,  Lond.  1903 ; 
St.  Paul's  Conceptions  of  the  Last  Things, 
Lond.  1904.  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  George 
Gordon  of  Donavourd,  Perthshire.  Address : 
New  Coll.  and  22  Merchiston  Park,  Edin. 
See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  135  and  xvii.  142. 

KENNEDY,  Neil  J.,  now  Cochran- 
Patrick,  1877-83.  CI.  1-6,  b.  18 
Aug.  1866 ;  s.  of  John  Kennedy, 
W.S.,  of  Underwood. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
LL.B.  ;   Advocate,  1890;   extra  A.D.  1905  ; 

1906  one  of  four  Ass.  Comrs.  under  the 
Churches  (Scot.)  Act.  ;  1897  assumed  name 
of  Cochran-Patrick ;  m.  1895  Agnes  Eleonora, 
o.  dau.  of  R.  W.  Cochran-Patrick.  Address  : 
34  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

M'BARNET,  Alexander  Cockburn,  1878- 
82.     CI.  2-5.     b.  6  Dec.  1867  ;    s.  of 


3G8     DR.  MERRY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  GARDINER'S)  CLASS,  1877-84 


Col.  M'Barnet,  79th  Regt.,  D.L.  for 
Ross-shire,  2  Onslow  Houses,  Lond., 
S.W. 

Fettes,  1882-7;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxoa;  B.A. 
1890;  Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  1892;  Lect.  on 
Roman  Law,  Khedivial  Sch.  of  Law,  Cairo, 
Egypt,  1904-5 ;  Lect.  on  CriminalLaw,  1905-6 ; 
Judge  of  Native  Tribunal  (First  Instance), 
Assiut,  Upper  Egypt,  1906;  m.  .  Ad- 
dress :  Assiut,  Upper  Egypt. 

M'CANDLISH,  Edward  John,  1877-81; 
CI.  1-4.  b.  8  May  1867  ;  s.  of  John 
M.  M'Candlish,  W.S.,  27  Diiimsheiigh 
Gardens,  Man.  S.U.  and  Nat.  Insur. 
Co. 

Loret'to,  1881-6 ;  XV.  ;  Merton  Coll. 
O.xon;  B.A. ;  Coll.  XV.,  XL;  W.S.  1893;  m- 
E.  M.  Hanna.  Address  :  g  South  Learmonth 
Gardens,  Edin. 

MACDONALD,  John  Doran.  1877-80. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  23  Feb.  1867  ;  s.  of  the 
Right  Hon.  Sir  J.  H.  A.  Macdonald, 
K.C.B.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  etc.,  Lord 
Justice-Clerk  of  Scot. 

Cooper's  Hill ;  XV.  ;  Lond.  Scot.  XV.  ; 
Automobile  Engineer ;  m,  Katharine  Al- 
leyne  Borthwick.  Address  :  The  Whins, 
Hook  Heath,  Woking. 

MACDONALD,  Norman  Doran,  1877-84. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  8  Oct.  1865  ;  s.  of  the 
Right  Hon.  Sir  J.  H.  A.  Macdonald, 
K.C.B.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  etc..  Lord 
Justice-Clerk  of  Scot. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  R.C.S.E.  ;  Advocate, 
1888  ;  Silver  Medal,  R.S.S.A.,  for  lectures 
onrlys. ;  Capt.  Q.E.R.V.B. ;  Capt.  Highland 
Batt.  R.S. ;  Mem.  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  H.M. 
Bodyguard  for  Scot.  ;  m.  Frances  Dorothy 
Mackintosh  of  Coil-Earn,  Auchterarder. 
Address  :    15  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. 

ftL\.CGREGOR,  Augustus  Wallace,  1877- 
84.  CI.  1-7.  b.  18  Aug.  1867  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  John  Macgregor,  F.C.  Manse, 
Hawick  ;  Dux  of  CI.  2  and  3,  1879 
and  1880. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A,  1887  ;  LL,B.  1892  ; 
Edin.  Univ ;  Half  Blue  for  Lawn-tennis, 
1890-2  ;  Lawn-tennis  Scot.  Doubles  Cham- 
pion, 1900-3,  1905-7,  1909  ;  Mixed  Doubles, 
1910 ;  All  England  Veteran  Champion  and 
Doubles  Champion,  1908 ;  S.  of  Scotland 
Champion,  1909-12  ;  Pres.  Scot.  Lawn- 
tennis  Assoc.  1908-13  ;  Vice-Pres.  Lawn- 
tennis  Assoc.  1908-13  ;  Mem.  Scot.  Lawn- 
tennis  Team,  1895,  1901-5  ;  W.S.  1892  ; 
Vice-Pres.  Scot.  Philatelic  Soc.  1911-13; 
contributed  to  and  illustrated  Aspects  of 
Scottish  Lawn-tennis,  1911.  Address  :  69 
Merchiston  Crescent,  Edin. 

MARJORIBANKS,  Frank  Burness, 
1880-3.  CI.  L.M.-7.  b.  7  June  1865  ; 
s.  of  William  Marjoribanks,  9  Lear- 
month Terrace  ;  XV.,  XL 


A.F.C.  ;  A.C.C.  ;  of  Rowchester,  Green- 
law ;  Rancher,  Australia  ;  d.  9  Feb.  1905. 

MELROSE,  Jonathan  Rowland,  1881-2. 
CI.  5.     b.  20  May  1867  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Melrose,  Tanner,  Coldstream. 
Solicitor ;    d.  14  July  1901. 

MOBERLY,  Frederick  James,  1881-4. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  15  Sept.  1867  ;  s.  of  Col. 
Charles  Morris  Moberly. 

Sandhurst,  1887-8  ;  Maj.  I.S.C.  ;  D.S.O.  ; 
2nd  Lt.  Oxford  L.I.  1S88;  Lt.  37th  Dogras, 
1891;  Capt.  1S95;  Brev.  Maj.  1900,  25th 
Punjabis,  1904-5;  Maj.  I.S.C.  1905;  served 
in  Manipur  e.xped.  1891  (medal  and  clasp)  ; 
Wuntho  e.xped.  1891  (clasp)  ;  N.W.  Fron- 
tier, 1893,  action  at  Chilas,  severely  wounded 
(desp.,  D.S.O.)  ;  N.W.  Frontier,  1895,  re- 
lief of  Chitral  (desp.,  promoted  to  Capt., 
medal  and  clasp)  ;  N.W.  Frontier,  1898 
(clasp)  ;  South  Africa,  1900  (medal  and  six 
clasps,  desp.,  brev.  of  Maj.)  ;  N.W.  Frontier, 
1908,  Zakka  Khel  exped;  (medal  and  clasp)  ; 
Gen.  Staff  Off,,  2nd  Grade,  gth  Div.,  1910  to 
date.  Publications  :  several  military  articles 
in  Pioneer,  C.  and  M.  Gazette,  U.S.  Magazine, 
U.S. LI.  Magazine,  etc.  m.  J.  E.  M.  Johns, 
e.  dau.  of  Rev.  T.  Johns  of  Manor  Owen, 
Pembrokeshire.  A  ddress :  Bangalore.  See 
also  E  A.  Ch.  i.  16. 

MONTGOMERIE,WilliamHenry,1881-3. 

CI.  5,  6.     s.  of  Col.  Montgomerie,  7 
Warrender  Park  Crescent ;  XV. 

Went  to  Sydney,  Australia,  as  assistant  to 
Philip  Burns  and  Co. 

MORE,  Alexander  Henry  Courtenav, 
1877-81.  CI.  1-3.  b.  25  Jan.  1866  ; 
s.  of  James  Lockhart  More,  Roy.  Bank 
of  Scot.,  14  Henderson  Row. 

For  a  time  with  D.  and  J.  Bryce,  Archi- 
tects, Edin.  ;   d.  26  Jan.  1891. 

MURRAY,  Daniel,  1881-2.  CI.  U.M. 
Mrs.  Ellison,  31  Dundas  Street  (Guar- 
dian). 

MURRAY',  Roderick  Douglas,  1878-82. 
CI.  2-L.M.  b.  17  July  1866;  s.  of 
Kenneth  Murray,  India. 

Brewer.  Address:  The  Brewery,  Kasauli, 
India. 

OGILVIE,  Percy  George,  1878-83,  CI. 
2-6.  b.  5  April  1865  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
W.  F.  Ogilvie,  46  Ann  Street. 

Of  Chosters  and  Soutramains;  m.  Evelyn 
Mary  Rutherfurd,  Fairnington,  Roxburgh. 
Address  :  Chosters,  Ancrum,  Roxburghshire. 

PATERSON,  Henry  H.  Vaughan,  1878- 
83.  CI.  2-6.  s.  of  Mrs.  Patei-son, 
Summerlea,  Trinity. 

Indian  Mounted  Police,  i888. 


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PATERSON,  James  Veitch,  1882-4.  CI. 
6,  7.  b.  1866 ;  s.  of  J.  Patcrson, 
Craigdarroch,  Sanquhar  ;   XV. 

Edin.Univ.;  M.A.  i888;  M.B.,C.M.  (istCl. 
Hons.),i893;  Thomson  Bursar ;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1897;  A.F.C. ;  Ophth.  Surg.;  Ophth.  Surg. 
Eye  and  Ear  Inf.,  Cambridge  Street,  and 
Roy.  Inf.,  Edin.  Publications  :  The  Lymph 
Flow  through  the  Eyeball  (awarded  Essay 
Prize  of  100  guineas  by  R.C.S.E.) ;  various 
contributions  to  medical  literature  on  ophth. 
subjects,  m.  1895  Susanna  Aitchison.  Ad- 
dress :  II  Melville  Street,  Edin. 

PATON,  Kinloch  Diarmid,  1877-80.     CI. 
1-3.      b.  8  May  1866  ;    s.  of  Waller 
Hugh  Paton,  R.S.A.,  14  George  Square, 
d.  27  Feb.  1884. 

PATON,  Nigel  Fairholt,  1877-80.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  6  Nov.  1867  ;  s.  of  Waller 
Hugh  Paton,  R.S.A.,  14  George  Square. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Ont.  (Canada)  Agricult. 
Coll. ;  after  few  years  in  H.O.  Scott.  Prov. 
Inst.,  in  1891  joined  the  Bombay  house  of 
W.  and  R.  Graham  and  Co.  of  Glasg. ;  now 
a  partner;  J. P.  Bombay,  1898  ;  m.  Innes  M., 
dau.  of  Gen.  Sir  Chas.  Hadden,  K.C.B.  Ad- 
dress :  Graham  and  Co.,  9  Clive  Street,  Cal- 
cutta. 

PURDIE,  William  Ferguson,  1877-83. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  4  Feb.  1867;  s.  of 
John  Purdie,  12  Buckingham  Terrace  ; 
Dux  of  U.M.  Sch.  and  2nd  Acad. 
Club  Prize,  1883. 

B.A.  Cantab  (Peterhouse  Coll.  1885-8)  ; 
2nd  CI.  Nat.  Sc.  Trip.  18S8. 

RAINY,  Henry  Craigie,  1877-82.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  6  April  1867 ;  s.  of  Very  Rev. 
Prin.  Rainy,  D.D.,  Mod.  G.A.  of  F. 

Ch.  of  Scot.  1887,  8  Rosebery  Crescent. 

Farmer  Student,  America  ;  subsequently 
Divinity  Student,  New.  Coll.,  Edin.  ;  d.  9 
Sept.  1895  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  iii.  4. 

RAINY,  John  Balfour,  1877-84.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  28  July  1866  ;  s.  of  George  Rainy, 
M.D.,  Glasg.  ;   Dux  CI.  1,  1878. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1892 ;  of  Rainy 
and  Cameron,  W.S.,  Edin.  ;  Mem.  Gen. 
Comtee.  Scott.  Automobile  Club ;  m.  Jessie, 
e.  dau.  of  C.  S.  Goodchild,  J. P.,  Great  Wrat- 
ting  Hall,  Suffolk,  and  of  Blacklands  Hall, 
Cavendish,  Suffolk.  Address:  3  Grange  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

RALSTON,  Andrew  Agnew,  1881-3.  CI. 
U.M.-6.  b.  6  May  1866;  s.  of  Andrew 
Ralston,  J.P.,  Glamis,  Forfarshire  ; 
Dux   of    U.M.   Seh.   and    2nd   Acad. 

Club  Prize,  1882. 

1889-95  Priv.  Sec.  to  Earl  of  Hopetoun, 
Gov.  of  Victoria ;  since  then  Factor  on  the 
Hopetoun  estates;  also  Consult.  Factor  to 
H.M.  Admiralty;   J. P.  West  Lothian;   Dir. 


Scott.  Widows'  Fund  Assoc.  ;  Mem.  C.C, 
etc. ;  m.  Marie,  dau.  of  Canon  Wood  Edwards 
of  Ruabon.  Address  :  Philpstoun  House, 
West  Lothian. 

RAMSAY,  David  Graham  Drummond, 
1877-9.  CI.  1,2.  s.  of  Mrs.  Ramsay, 
15  Dublin  Street. 

RICHARDSON,  Herbert  Lance,  1879-82. 
CI.  3-U.M.  b.  6  Sept.  1865  ;  s.  of 
Henry  Cockburn  Richardson,  I.C.S., 
1  Learmonth  Terrace. 

Sandhurst ;  Lt.-Col.  LA.  ;  Lt.  K.O. 
Yorks  L.I.  1885-8  ;  ist  B.N.I.  1888-9  ;  Capt. 
and  Maj.  14th  Sikhs,  1889-1905;  Maj.  and 
2nd  in  command  15th  Sikhs,  1905-10;  Lt.- 
Col.  and  Comdt.  47th  Sikhs,  1910;  m.  1892 
Ellen  Gwendoline,  e.  dau.  of  Edwin  Gosling. 
Address:   Jallundur,  India. 

RIGG,  Frederick  James,  1881-2.     CI.  5. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Rigg,  39  Inverleith  Row. 
Went  to  Australia. 

RUTHERFURD,  Andrew,  1877-84.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  27  Jan.  1867  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Rutherfurd,  Advocate,  Sheriff  of  the 
Lothians,  18  Great  King  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1896.  Address  : 
Fownhope,  Gnosall,  Staffs. 

RUZA,  Ahmed,  1880-2.     a.  4,  5. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;    Medical  Student. 

SANT)ERSON,  Alfred  Nicholson,  1877-8. 
CI.  1.  b.  12  Jan.  1867  ;  s.  of  A.  San- 
derson, M.D.,  Madras,  St.  Martin's 
Lodge,  Wardie  Crescent. 

Stockbroker ;  m.  Elma  Margaret,  o.  dau. 
of  Allan  M'Dougall  of  Ardencaple,  Argyll- 
shire. Address  :  71  Castlenau,  Barnes,  Lond., 
S.W. 

SANDERSON,  James  Souter,  1877-8. 
CI.  1.  b.  7  May  1865  ;  s.  of  A.  San- 
derson, M.D.,  Madras,  St,  Martin's 
Lodge,  Wardie  Crescent. 

Stockbroker,  Edin.  ;  m.  Edythe  Ada 
Fullarton.  Address :  Marchfield,  David- 
son's Mains,  Midlothian. 

SCOTT,  Charles  George  Robson,  1877-84. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  1867  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Robson  Scott  of  Newton,  Jedburgh ; 
XV.  Capt.  1882-3. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.;  Surg. -Lt. 
I.M.S.  1892  ;   d.  27  Nov.  1896. 

SCOTT,  James  Robert,  1881-2.  CI.  5. 
s.  of  James  Scott,  18  Pilrig  Street. 

SHIELS,  Charles  Henry,  1879-81.  CI. 
3,  4.  s.  of  Wm.  Shiels,  4  Inverleith 
Row. 

Real  Estate  Agent,  San  Francisco,  Cal., 
U.S.A. 


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870     MR.  STRATHAIRN'S  (MR.  BURNS'S  AND  MR.  M'BEAN'S)  CLASS,  1878-85 


SMILES,  Samuel,  1877-83.  CI.  1-6.  s. 
of  J.  S.  Smiles,  Victoria  Park,  Trinity. 

Address  :   50  Wellington  Street,  Glasg. 

SMITH,  Hector  Wallace,  1877-83.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  27  Nov.  1865  ;  s.  of  James 
Duncan  Smith,  S.S.C,  30  Bucking- 
ham Terrace  ;  XI.  ;  won  High  Jump 
(Open).  1881.  2,  3 ;  Cricket  Ball,  100 
Yds.,  Long  Leap,  1882,  3;  Quarter- 
mile,  1883. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1896;  m.  Lilias  Mary 
Mason.     Address  :   51  Ann  Street,  Edin. 

STUART,  Robert,  1877-82.  CI.  1-L.M. 
b.  27  Jan.  1868  ;  s.  of  William  Stuart, 
Melville  House,  Portobello. 

m.  Ruth,  dau.  of  Rev.  W.  Hombersley, 
Kirk  Ireton,  Derbyshire.  Address  :  Wood- 
mancote,  Cirencester. 

TRAQUAIR,  James  Henry,  1881-2.  CI.  5. 
b.  29  Sept.  1866 ;  s.  of  WilUam  Tra- 
quair.  Bank  Agent,  Golspie. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1888;  also  at 
Vienna  and  Prague;  Mem.  Roy.  Med.  Soc, 
Edin.  ;  gen.  med.  pract. ;  late  Clin.  Ass.  Co. 
"  Asyl.,  Lancaster ;  Sen.  Ass.  Med.  Off.  Co. 
Asyl.,  Burntwood  ;  Surg.  Anchor  Line  ;  m. 
Agnes  Amelia  Cotton,  Ross,  Hereford.  Ad- 
dress :  34  Huntingdon  Street,  Barnsbury, 
Lond.,  N. 

WARRACK,  Charles  Gumming,  1877- 
84.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  1867 ;  s.  of  John 
Warrack,  14  Carlton  Terrace. 

m.  .  Address  :  Villa  Montebello,  5  Via 
delle  Piazzole,  Firenze,  Italy. 


WATSON,  Guthrie  Frederick,  1877-82. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1867;  s.  of  James  Watson, 
Man.  Scott.  Prov.  Inst.,  45  Charlotte 
Square. 

Stockbroker,  Lond.  Address  :  c/o  Rowe 
and  Pitman,  Austin  Friars,  Lond.,  E.G. 

WHITE,  Andrew,  1880-3.  CI.  4-6.  b. 
10  March  1865  ;  s.  of  Andrew  White, 
Solicitor,  Cumnock ;  XV. 

W.S.  1889 ;  Dist.  Comr.,  Gold  Coast ; 
Chf.  Registrar,  Sheriff,  etc.,  Victoriaborg. 
m.  .  Address  :  Victoriaborg,  Accra,  Gold 
Coast. 

WHITE,  Thomas  Brown,  1880-3.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  1  March  1866  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
White,  Solicitor,  Cumnock  ;   XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1888  ;  A.F.C  ; 
Rugby,  i>.  Ireland,  1888;  v.  Wales,  188S,  9; 
gen.  med.  pract.  ;  late  Ho.  Surg.  Ayr  Co. 
Hosp.  ;  Surg.  P.  and  O.  S.N.  Co.  ;  m.  Isa- 
belle  Constance  Mfegret.  Address  :  Dickson 
House,  Moffat. 

WILLIAMSON,  Andrew  Cochrane,  1878- 
84.  CI.  2-7.  b.  3  April  1866  ;  s.  of 
R.  C.  WiUiamson,  6  Moray  Place ; 
XI.  Capt.  1884. 

B.A.  Oxon  (St.  John's  Coll.  1886-90)  ; 
A.C.C;  Sec.  Grange  C.C  1896-8;  Advocate, 
1892  ;  d.  19  April  1898  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
V.  96. 

WILLIAMSON,  William  Christian,  1878- 

84.     CI.  2-7.     b.  6  Sept.  1867  ;    s.  of 

R.  C.  Williamson,  6  Moray  Place  ;  XL 

B.A.  Oxon  ;    Lt.  i8th  Huss.  ;    d.  15  Aug. 

1890. 


MR.  STRATHAIRN'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  BURNS'S  AND  SUBSEQUENTLY 

MR.  M'BEAN'S)  CLASS,  1878-85 


ANNAN,  William,  1882-3.  CI.  U.M.  b. 
19  Sept.  1866  ;  s.  of  William  Annan, 
SoHcitor  and  Town  Clerk  of  Lanark, 
Belvidere,  Lanark. 

Since  1883  in  Clydesdale  Bank  at  Lanark, 
Glasg.,  and  Edin.;  Agent,  Lanark,  1900; 
J. P.  Lanarkshire,  1902 ;  T.C  Lanark, 
1906;  Bailie,  1907;  Burgess  and  Mem.  of 
Guildry,  1903  ;  m.  Matilda,  y.  dau.  of 
George  Donald,  New  Scone,  Perthshire.  A  d- 
dress  :   Clydesdale  Bank  House,  Lanark. 

BALFOUR,  John  Naismith,  1878-85.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  15  April  1867;  s.  of  Rev. 
Robert  G.  Balfour,  33  Chalmers  Street ; 
Essay  Prize,  CI.  7,  1885. 

Edin.  Univ.  1885-8 ;  M.A.  1888  ;  New 
Coll.  Edin.  1888-92  ;  Min.  of  Dallas  U.F.  Ch. 
1896;  translated  to  Abercorn  U.F.  Ch.  1912  ; 


m.  Agnes  B.  Wilson,  Edin.     Address  :  U.F. 
Ch.  Manse,  Abercorn,  Winchburgh. 

BANKIER,  Arthur,  1879-82.  CI.  2-4. 
b.  4  Sept.  1867  ;   s.  of  W.  D.  Bankier, 

Glasg. 

Merchiston,  1882-5 ;  XL,  XV. ;  E.I.  Mer- 
chant, Manchester.  Address  :  Clarendon 
Club,  Manchester. 

BARRETT,  Hill  Hamilton,  1879-85. 
CI.  2-7.  b.  31  July  1868  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Isaac  Barrett,  U.F.  Ch.,  Skirting, 
Biggar. 

Leys  Sch.,  Cambridge,  1885-6 ;  M.A.  Edin. 
Univ.  1889  ;  W.S.  1893  ;  now  of  John  and 
James  White,  Chemical  Manufacturers, 
Shawfield  Works,  Rutherglen.  Address  : 
Shawfield,  Rutherglen. 


MR.  STRATHAIRN'S  (MR.  BURNS'S  AND  MR.  M'BEAN'S)  CLASS,  1878-85     371 


BASSANO,  Thomas  Matthias,  1878-85. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  30  May  18G7 ;  s.  of 
Walter  Waterfield  Bassano,  A.M.D., 
War  Office;   XL,  XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  ;  L.R.C.P.  and 
S.E.  1892  and  L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1892  ; 
A.C.C.  ;  Hunts  Co.  XI.  and  Golf,  1893  ;  Ho. 
Surg.  Hunts  Co.  Hosp.  1892-3  ;  Ass.  Med. 
Ofi.  Norfolk  Co.  Asyl.  1893-4  :  Med.  Off. 
First  Dist.,  Colchester  Union;  m.  Emily, 
dau.  of  John  Adam,  Blackheath.  Address  : 
95  Winnock  Road,  Colchester. 

BELL,  Nicholas  Dodd  Beatson,  1880-5. 
CI.  3-7.  b.  19  June  1867 ;  s.  of 
Andrew  Beatson  Bell  of  Kilduncan, 
Advocate,  17  Lansdowne  Crescent ; 
Dux  of  CI.  3,  4,  and  6  and  of  the 
School,  1885  ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1884  ; 
Gloag  Medal,  1885  ;  best  in  English 
and  French,  CI.  7,  1885  ;  1st  Acad. 
Club  Prize,  Mackenzie  Prize  for 
Modem  Languages,  and  Balfour  Prize 
for  Math.,  1885. 

I.C.S.  1886;  final,  1888;  Ball.  Coll.  O.xon, 
1886-9;  B.A.  (ist  CI.  Hons.  Oriental  Sch.), 
1889  ;  Boden  Sanskrit  Schol.  1889  ;  India, 
in  I.C.S. ,  Dec.  1889  ;  after  various  junior 
posts  was  at  Barisal  (first  as  Mag. -Coll.  and 
then  as  Settlement  Off.),  1896-1905  ;  Dir. 
Land  Records,  Bengal,  1905,  and  E.  Bengal 
and  Assam,  1906 ;  M.L.C.  E.  Bengal  and 
Assam;  K.I. H.  1900  ;  CLE.  1906  ;  m.  1911 
Jeannie,  dau.  of  John  Campbell  Arbuthnot, 
C.I.E.  Address  :  Dacca,  Eastern  Bengal 
and  Assam,  India.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiii.  52. 

BRUCE,  Lewis  Campbell,  1878-80.  CI. 
1,2.  b.  21  Feb.  1867  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  Alexander  Andrew  Bruce,  7 
Polwarth  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1889 ;  M.D. 
(Gold  Medal),  1894;  F.R.CP.E.  1901 ;  Phys. 
Supt.  Perth  Dist.  Asyl.,  Murthly ;  Morison 
Lect,  R.C.P.,  1908 ;  Author  of  CUnical 
Studies  in  Psychiatry,  etc. ;  Pres.  Perthshire 
BranchB.M.A.  1909-10,  etc. ;  m.  Caroline  D., 
dau.  of  Maj.  Bowden,  Dumfries.  Address: 
Druid  Park,  Murthly. 

BRYCE,  WiUiam  Millar  Lee,  1879-82. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  27  Aug.  1868;  s.  of 
Robert  Bryce,  Georgefield,  Trinity. 

Queensland  C.S.  1885;  1892-1911  Gold 
Warden  in  N.  Queensland;  1911  Govt. 
Resident  at  Thursday  Island,  with  jurisdic- 
tion over  all  the  islands  in  Torres  Straits. 
Address  :  The  Residency,  Thursday  Island, 
Queensland. 

BUIST,  Arthur  William  Treminheere, 
1881-3.  CI.  4,  5.  b.  7  Aug.  1866  ; 
s.  of  David  M.  Buist,  John  Street, 
Perth. 

M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1888  ;  Lt.-Col.  I.M.S.  ; 
Capt.    1891  ;     Maj.    1903;     Lt.-Col.    1911  ; 


Civil  Surg,  and  Supt.  of  Jail,  Multan,  Pun- 
jab.    Address  :    Multan,  Punjab,  India. 

BURNS,  Alan,  1879-82.  CI.  2-4.  b. 
1868  ;  s.  of  .Tohn  William  Bums, 
Kilmahew,  Cardross. 

Repton,  1882-6;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab, 
1886-9;  B.A.  (Law),  1889;  Advocate,  1893; 
J. P.  and  CC.  Dumbartonshire ;  m.  1901 
Helen  Jacqueline,  dau.  of  Capt.  John  Hope, 
R.N.,  of  St.  Mary's  Isle,  Kirkcudbright. 
Address:  Cumbernauld  House,  Cumbernauld. 

CADELL,  Hew  Francis,  1880-2.  CI.  3,  4. 
b.  10  April  1868  ;  s.  of  Col.  T.  Cadell, 
V.C,  C.B.,  Cockenzie  House,  Preston- 
pans. 

A.F.C;  A.C.C;  W.S.  1891 ;  of  Blair  and 
Cadell,  W.S.,  Edin.;  m.  1897  Fairley  Char- 
lotte, dau.  of  Ale.x.  Blair,  Sheriff  of  the 
Lothians  and  Peebles.  Address  :  7  Rothe- 
say Place,  Edin. 

CHIRNSIDE,  Charles,  1878-80.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  18  Sept.  1867;  s.  of  Dr.  John 
Chirnside,  14  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Giggleswick  Sch.,  Yorks,  1880-5  ;  XL 
(Capt.),  1885  ;  A.F.C.  (Hon.  Sec.  1888-94)  : 
Hon.  Sec.  and  Capt.  Cork  Co.  CC.  1901-10  ; 
CA.  Edin.  1891  ;  F.C.A.  Ireland  ;  m.  1901 
Louisa  Blanche,  5th  dau.  of  C  R.  Oakshott 
of  Cork.  Address :  39  South  Mall,  Cork, 
and  Eversleigh,  Montenotte,  Cork. 

CHRISTIE,  Henry  Robert  Stark,  1878- 
82.  CI.  1-4.  b.  29  Oct.  1868  ;  s.  of 
James  Henry  Robert  Stark  Christie, 
Teases,  Largo,  Fife. 

Cooper's  Hill,  1887-9;  Maj.  R.E. ;  2nd  Lt. 
1890  ;  Lt.  1893  ;  Capt.  1900  ;  Maj.  1910  ; 
m.  1901  Ada  Mostyn,  dau.  of  Rev.  Chas. 
Watkins,  V.  of  Heuton',  late  Capt.  22nd 
and  24th  Regts.  Address  :  Cave  Cottage 
Cavehill  Road,  Belfast. 

CONNELL.  Leonard  Shafto,  1878-83. 
CI.  1-L.M.  (Mr.  Carmiehacl's  CI. 
1879-83).  b.  7  May  1867;  s.  of  Chris- 
topher James  Connell,  22  Inverleith 
Row. 

Joined  P.O.,  Edin.,  1883  ;  thereafter  Govt. 
Submarine  Telegraph  Service  ;  stationed  at 
Woolwich  (H.M.T.S.  '  Monarch  ') ;  afterwards 
at  Dover  (H.M.T.S.  'Alert');  ret.  1910;  m. 
Agnes  Martin,  St.  John's  Park,  Blackheath  ; 
d.  30  June  1913. 

CONYNGHAM,  Hubert  Maxwell  Lenox-, 

1878  -  87.  CI.  1-7  (Mr.  Carmichael's 
CI.  1880-6).  b.  18  Oct.  1869;  s.  of  Col. 
Sir  W.  F.  Lenox-Conyngham,  K.C.B., 
D.L.,  Spring  Hill,  Moneymore,  Co. 
Derry  ;  Ferguson  Medal,  1884  ;  Mit- 
chell Medal,  1885;  Gloag  Medal, 
1886;   XL 

Maj.  A. V.C;  first  Comrais.  1897;  Capt. 
1903 ;    Maj.    1912  ;    served  in   East  Africa, 


372     MR.  STRATHAIRX'S  (MR.  BURNS'S  AND  MR.  M'BEAN'S)  CLASS,  1878-85 


1902-3 ;  Vet.  Insp.  Lines  of  Communication  ; 
took  part  in  operations  in  Somaliland  (desp., 
Lond.  Gaz.  2  Sept.  1904,  medal  with  clasp) ; 
m.  1909  Eva,  o.  dau.  of  Edmund  Sanders 
Darley  of  Fern  Hill,  Co.  Dublin.  Address: 
Fern  Hill,  Sandyford,  Co.  DubUn. 

CRAWFORD,    John    Halkett,     1884-5. 

CI.  7.  b.  28  Sept.  1868  ;  s.  of  John 
Thompson  Crawford,  India;  won 
High  Jump  and  Hurdles  (record), 
1885. 

Maj.  I.S.C. ;  2nd  Lt.  32nd  Lancers,  1890; 
Lt.  I.S.C.  1893  ;  Capt.  1901  ;  Maj.  1908  ;  Adj. 
Imp.  Yeo.  1906-8,  T.F.,  1908-9.  Address  : 
Jubbulpore,  India. 

CRERAR,  Adam  Hope,  1879-80.  CI.  2. 
b.  17  Aug.  1866  ;  s.  of  John  Crerar, 
K.C.,  Crown  Attorney,  Wentworth 
Co.,  Ontario. 

Agent  Liverpool,  Lond.,  and  Globe  Insur. 
Co.  at  Hamilton,  Canada.  Address  :  Merks- 
worth,  Hamilton,  Ont.,  Canada. 

DANGERFIELD,  Herbert  Bannerman, 
1879-86.  CI.  1-7  (Mr.  Carmichael'.s 
CI.  1885-6).  b.  1  April  1869;  s.  of 
Lt.-Col.  Dangerfield,  R.A.,  16  St. 
Bernard's  Crescent ;  Dux  of  U.M. 
Sch.  1884. 

Financial  Agent.  Address  :  Kaallaagte, 
O.R.C.,  S.  Africa. 

DUNCAN,  James,  1878-84.  CI.  1-5 
(Mr.  Carmichael's  CI.  1881-4).  b.  10 
Sept.  1867  ;  s.  of  Dr.  John  Duncan, 
8  Ainslie  Place  ;  XI. 

A.F.C. ;  Inter-City ;  A.C.C. ;  Grange  C.C. ; 
Lasswade  C.C.  ;  Gentlemen  of  Scot.  v. 
Yorks,  1887;  J. P.  Forfarshire;  contested 
Forfarshire  (U.),  1910;  m.  1894  Edith 
Gordon,  dau.  of  James  Glassford  Gordon 
Glassford  of  Dougalston,  Stirlingshire.  Ad- 
dress :  Balfour,  Menmuir,  Forfarshire. 

FERGUSSON,  Martin  Whitehorn,  1878- 
85.  CI.  1-7.  b.  9  Sept.  1868  ;  s.  of 
John  Fergusson  of  Kilquhanity,  Dal- 
beattie, N.B. 

Mining  Engineer  and  Real  Estate  Agent. 
Address:  313  Trust  Building,  Dallas,  Texas, 
U.S.A. 

FRASER,  Munro,  1881-2.  CI.  4.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Eraser,  Tain. 

Address:  Springfield,  Tain. 

GLASSFORD,  James  Gordon,  1878-84. 
CI.  1-U.M.  (Mr.  Carmichael's  CI. 
1882-4).  b.  2  Dee.  1865  ;  s.  of  James 
Glassford  Gordon  Glassford  of  Dougal- 
ston, Stirlingshire ;  XI.,  XV. ;  won 
Mile,  High  Jump,  and  Golf  Prize,  1884. 


Farmer,  N.Z.  ;  m.  1893  Mary  Lucilla,  2nd 
dau.  of  A.  JoUett  Halcombe  of  Fern  Grove, 
Urenui,  N.Z.  Address :  Lincoln  Road, 
Inglewood,  Tarranani,  N.Z. 

GORDON,  Alexander  Shand,  1883-4. 
CI.  6.  b.  17  July  1867  :  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Gordon,  S.S.C,  34  Chalmers 
Street. 

W.S.  1890  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Catherine,  dau. 
of  Robert  Logan  Logan,  Tea-planter,  India. 
Address  :    14  Ramsay  Gardens,  Edin. 

GORDON,  Alfred,  1878-85.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
19  Jan.  1868 ;  s.  of  George  Gordon 
of  Donavourd,  Pitlochry. 

Journalist  on  Chicago  Tribune  and  other 
American  papers;  m.  Mary  Bridgman,  111., 
U.S.A.  Address:  1427  Gregory  Avenue, 
Wilmette,  111.,  U.S.A. 

GORDON,  Theodore  J.,  1882-3.  CI. 
L.  and  U.M.  s.  of  J.  W.  Gordon, 
Kirklands,  Ancrum. 

GRAHAM,  George,  1879-83.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  25  Dec.  1866  ;  s.  of  John  Graham 
of  Shaw,  Lockerbie. 


Address  :     34    Eardley    Crescent, 
Court,  Lond.,  S.W. 


Earl's 


GREGORSON,  Angus  Maclaine,  1878-85. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  5  July  1868  ;  s.  of  Angus 
Gregorson,  10  Doune  Terrace  ;  XV. 

A.F.C.  ;  six  yrs.  in  M.I.  Q.R.V.B.R.S.  ; 
1900-8  9th  V.B.  (Highs.)  R.S.  ;  W.S.  1893  ; 
m.  1892  Beatrice  Margaret  Roper,  e.  dau.  of 
Maj. -Gen.  Boswall  of  Wardie.  Address : 
Ardtornish,  Colinton. 

HALKETT,  Alexander,  1878-81.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  Capt.  John  Halkett,  Cape  of 
Good  Hope. 

Returned  to  S.  Africa. 

HODSON,  Archibald  D.,  1882.  CI.  5. 
b.  28  Dec.  1866  ;  s.  of  C.  F.  Hodson, 
F.R.C.S.,  The  Chantry.  Bishop's  Stort- 
ford. 

Bishop's  Stortford  High  Sch.  ;  Selwyn 
Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  1888  ;  Sandhurst ;  2nd 
Lt.  3rd  Middlesex  Regt.  ;   d.  14  May  1893. 

HUNTER,  David  Stevenson  Taylor, 
1880-5.  CI.  2-7.  b.  1868 ;  s.  of 
Taylor  Shiplev  Hunter.  Contractor, 
Edin.;  XV. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Journalist ;  Publisher  of 
Hunter's  Weekly,  1898;  afterivards  on  stall 
of  the  Financier  and  BuUionist,  Lond.  ;  m. 
(i)  Flo,  dau.  of  Mr.  Malcolm,  Jute  Merchant, 
Dundee;  (2)  .  Address:  c/o  Financier  and 
BuUionist  Ltd.,  54  Wool  Exchange,  Coleman 
Street,  Lond.,  E.G. 


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JAMESON,  James  Conwav,  1882-4.  CI. 
U.M.-6.  b.  12  Jan.  18(37  ;  s.  of  Brig. 
Surg'.-Gen.  Jameson,  Madras,  Rose- 
bank  Villa,  AVardie  Road  ;  XI.,  XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  i888  ;  Maj. 
R.A.M.C.  ;  Capt.  1891  ;  Maj.  1903  ;  served 
N.W.F.  of  India,  1897-8  (medal  with  clasp)  ; 
Tirah,  1897-8,  present  at  capture  of  Sam- 
pagha  and  ,\rhanga  Passes,  during  opera- 
tions at  and  around  Dwatoi,  and  action  of 
24  Nov.  1897  ;  also  in  Bara  Valley,  7-14 
Dec.  1897  ;  affair  at  Shinkamar,  28  Jan. 
1898  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  7  June  189S,  clasp)  ; 
.served  in  S.  .\frican  War,  1900-2  ;  took  part 
in  advance  on  Kimberley,  including  actions 
at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River,  Magers- 
fontein  ;  was  present  during  operations  in 
the  Transvaal,  west  of  Pretoria,  July  to  29 
Nov.  1900  ;  in  O.R.C.  May  to  July  1900,  in- 
cluding actions  at  Lindley,  i  June,  and 
Rhenoster  River  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  29  July 
1900,  Queen's  medal  with  four  clasps,  and 
King's  medal  with  two  clasps).  Address  : 
289  Eglinton  Road,  Woolwich. 

JOHNSTONE,  John,  1880-3.  CI.  3-U.M. 
b.  14  Nov.  1865  ;  s.  of  James  John- 
stone, Hunterheck,  Moffat ;  won 
Hurdles,  1883. 

Farmer,  Manitoba,  1886-91  ;  Dumfries- 
shire, 1891-1903;  Chapelhope  since  1903; 
m.  Bessie,  dau.  of  R.  A.  Irwin,  Kingston, 
Manitoba,  Canada.  Address  :  Chapelhope, 
Yarrow,  Selkirkshire. 

KELLAND,  Henry  Philip  Chambers, 
1878-81,  CI.  1-3.  b.  1868  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  Prof.  Kclland,  M.A.,  20  Clarendon 
Crescent ;  Dux  of  CI.  1  and  2,  1879 
and  1880. 

Peterhouse  Coll.  Cantab ;  Accountant, 
Lond.  ;   m.  Maud  Mitchell  ;   d.  June  1908. 

KIRK,  Alexander  Forsyth  Crokat,  1878-9. 
CI.  1.  b.  20  April  1867  ;  s.  of  John 
Kirk,  W.S.,  12  Claremont  Crescent. 

With  the  Edin.  Life  .■^ssur.  Co.,  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :   Newbattle  Abbey,  Dalkeith. 

LITTLEJOHN,  Thomas  Herbert,  1878- 
81.  CI.  1-3.  s.  of  Sir  Henry  Little- 
john,  M.D.,  LL.D.,  24  Royal  Circus. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1889  ;  F.R.CS.E. 
1893  ;  D.P.H.  1892  ;  M.O.H.,  Scarborough  ; 
afterwardsM.O.H.,Hampstead;  m.  I.Ripley; 
d.  1905. 

M'CANDLISH,  William  Leslie,  1878-83. 
CI.  1-5,  b.  5  Nov.  1868  ;  s.  of  John 
M.  M'Candlish,  W.S.,  27  Drumsheugh 
Gardens,  Man.  S.U.  and  Nat.  Insur. 
Co. 

Loretto,  1883-6  ;  for  twenty  yrs.  with 
Scottish  Widows'  Fund  Assur.  Soc.  at  Edin., 
Birmingham,  Glasg.,  and  Bristol ;  ret.  1906  ; 
now  interested   in  the  Bromsgrove   Guild  ; 


m.  Mary  Millicent,  dau.  of  Right  Hon.  Lewis 
Fry,  P.C  Address:  Station  Street,  Broms- 
grove. 

M'EWAN,  James,  1879-85.  CI.  2-7.  b. 
31  May  1868 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Thomas 
M'Ewan,  36  Dick  Place  ;  XV.  ;  won 
Cricket  Ball,  1884,  and  Bicycle  Race 
(Scratch),  1884  and  1885. 

A.F.C.  ;  Inter-City,  1887,  8  ;  Trial  Inter- 
national and  E.  v.  W.  of  Scot.  ;  Architect. 
Address  :   36  Dick  Place,  Edin. 

M'INTOSH,  Richard,  1878-85.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  31  July  1868 ;  s.  of  George  M'Intosh, 
S.S.C,  41  Great  King  Street ;  Acad. 
Exhib.  1886. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  and  Cooper's  Hill  ;  In- 
dian Forest  Service.  Address:  c/o  G.  M'In- 
tosh, W.S.,  87  George  Street,  Edin. 

MACKAY,  Cosmo  Forbes,  1882-4.  CI. 
5  and  U.M.  b.  1866 ;  s.  of  Col. 
Forbes  Mackay  of  Carskey,  26  George 
Square. 

Shipbuilder,  Durban  ;  served  in  S.  African 
War,  1899-1902  ;  m.  Florence  CoUey. 
Address  :  121  Mansfield  Road,  Durban,  S. 
Africa. 

M'MICHEN,  James,  1880-1.  CI.  3.  b. 
1867 ;  s.  of  Alexander  M'Michen, 
Eskmills,  Musselburgh. 

With  Inveresk  Paper  Co.  ;  d.  25  March 
1891. 

MACMILLAN,  David,  1882-3.  CI.  U.M. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Macmillan,  Girvan,  Ayr- 
shire. 

•J. P.  Ayrshire.  Address:  Changue,  Barr, 
Girvan. 

MACNAIR,  Lawrence  Gordon,  1878-83. 
CI.  1-U.M.  s.  of  Capt.  John  Macnair, 
2  Brandon  Street. 

MACPH.4IL,  Quintin  Stuart,  1878-84. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  29  June  1867  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
J.  C.  Macphail,  D.D.,  Min.  of  Pilrig. 

MILLER.  Alfred  Tennant,  1883-4.  CI.  6. 
b.  11  March  1867  ;  s.  of  James  Miller, 
10  Belgrave  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  Gym.  Team  t;. 
Glasg.  Univ.  1888;  Ship  Owner;  Maj.  9th 
Batt.  H.L.I.  ;  m.  Annie,  dau.  of  Hugh 
White,  Belfast.  Address  :  102  Union  Street, 
Glasg. 

MITCHELL,  WiUiam  Edward,  1878-9. 
CI.  1.  b.  17  May  1869;  s.  ofSirW.W. 
Mitchell,  C.M.G.,  Colombo,  Ceylon. 

Edin.  Inst.  1880-5  '•  partner  of  Darley, 
Butler  and  Co.,  Merchants,  Colombo;  m. 
Blanche  Hameen,  dau.  of  James  Nicol,  g. 


374     MR.  STRATHAIRN'S  (MR.  BURNS'S  AND  MR.  M'BEAN'S)  CLASS,  1878-85 


dau.    of    Erskine  Nicol,   R.S.A. 
Arundel,  Colombo,  Ceylon. 


Address  : 


MONRO,  Charles  Lloyd  Doveton,  1881-5. 
CI.  L.M.-6  (Mr.  Carmichael's  CI. 
1888-5).  b.  23  July  1868  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Sir  David  Monro  of  Allan,  Fcam, 
Ross-shire. 

Maj.  B.S.A.P.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1887  ;  Lt.  1890; 
Capt.  1891  ;  3rd  Seaforth  Highs.  Mil.  ; 
served  in  British  Bechuanaland  Police, 
1891-6;  took  part  in  Jameson  Raid,  1896, 
acting  as  Capt. ;  sent  home  as  prisoner  and 
acquitted  at  Bow  Street;  ret.  as  Maj.  1909  ; 
J. P.  for  Bechuanaland,  Mashonaland,  and 
S.  Rhodesia;  served  in  Matabeleland,  1893 
■  (medal)  ;  Mashonaland,  1897  (clasp) ;  S. 
Africa,  1899-1902  (S.  Africa  and  King's 
medal,  two  clasps).  Address  :  Allan,  Fearn, 
Ross-shire. 

MONTGOMERIE,  Duncan  Islay  Camp- 
bell, 1881-4.  CI.  4-6.  s.  of  Col. 
Montgomerie,  7  Warrender  Park  Cres- 
cent; XV. 

MOXON,  Charles  Carter,  1880-4.  CI.  3-6. 
b.  4  March  1866;  s.  of  R.  Moxon, 
Popesgate  House,  Pontef ract ;  Fergu- 
son Medal,  1883  ;  XV.  (Capt.  1883-4) ; 
XL 

St.  Thomas's  Hosp.  1886-91;  M.R.C.S., 
L.R.C.P.  Lond.  1891  ;  XV.,  XI.  ;  United 
Hosp.  XV.  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  Surg,  to 
Yorks.  Coal  Owners'  Mutual  Indemnity  Co. ; 
Med.  Off.  Pontefract  Jt.  Hosp.  Bd. ;  Sen. 
Maj.  5th  Batt.  K.O.  Yorks.  L.I.  (S.  African 
medad  and  three  clasps)  ;  m.  Lucia  Percival. 
Address  :   The  Priory,  Pontefract,  Yorks. 

MURRAY,  Robert,  1881-2.  CI.  L.M. 
Mrs.  Ellison,  81  Dundas  Street  (Guar- 
dian). 

POOL,  Benjamin  Christopher,  1881-3. 
CI.  L.  and  U.M.  s.  of  Benjamin  N. 
Pool,  Annan. 

Address  :   16  St.  John's  Road,  Annan. 

ROBERTSON,  Charles  Thomson  Archi- 
bald, 1878-85  and  1887.  CI.  1-6  (Mr. 
Carmichael's  CI.  1882-5).  b.  31  Jan. 
1868 ;  s.  of  Andrew  Robertson,  Kens- 
worth  Lodge,  Merchiston ;  XI. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Medallist,  Vet.  Coll. ;  Farmer; 
well-known  judge  of  cattle  at  leading  agri- 
cultural shows.  Address :  Burningfold,  Duns- 
fold,  Godalming,  Surrey. 

IIOBERTSON,  George,  1878-85.  CI.  1-7 
(Mr.  Carmichael's  CI.  1881-4).  b. 
6  Oct.  1868  ;  s.  of  George  Brown 
Robertson,  W.S.,  D.K.  Records  of 
Scot.;  XL 

W.S.  1891 ;  m.  1902  Alizon  Rose  Lulworth, 
o.  dau.  of  Maj.  Henderson,  fmly.  of  77th  Regt. 


Address  :    Cromwell  Park  House,  Almond- 
bank,  Perthshire. 

ROBERTSON,  Thomas,  jun.,  1879-85. 
CI.  2-U.M.  b.  1868  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Robertson,  I.S.O.,  late  I.R.,  Edin., 
Stroraberry  Villa,  Newhaven  Road ; 
XI. 

A.C.C. ;  Consult.  Engineer  and  Ship  Sur- 
veyor ;  Fell.  R.S.S.A.  ;  Mem.  Inst,  of 
Marine  Engineers.  Address  :  Stromberry 
Villa,  Newhaven  Road,  Edin. 

RORIE,  George,  1883-5.  CI.  6,  7.  b. 
30  Sept.  1868  ;  s.  of  George  L.  Rorie, 
Sec.  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.,  21  Claremont 
Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.A.  1892  ;  at  Perth,  1897- 
1905 ;  Dundee,  1905-8,  when  removed  to 
Vancouver,  B.C.  ;  Capt  4th  Batt.  42nd 
Highs.  (Vol.)  ;  ret.  1903  ;  Mem.  Perth  T.C. 
1902-5  ;  Jt.  Author  Douglas  and  Rories' 
Manual  of  B.C.  Company  Law  ;  m.  1899 
Nina,  dau.  of  Alexander  Duncan  Campbell, 
formerly  of  Ederline,  Argyllshire,  now  of 
8  Bellevue  Crescent,  Edin.  Address  :  856 
Cardero  Street,  Vancouver,  B.C.,  Canada. 

RUSSELL,  Phihp,  1880-3.  CI.  3-5.  s. 
of  Mrs.  Russell,  24  Elgin  Crescent, 
Netting  Hill,  Lond.,  W. 

SANKEY,  Edward,  1882.  CI.  L.M.  s. 
of  Ira  D.  Sankcy,  Evangelist,  U.S.A. 

SCOTT,  John  Alexander,  1878-82.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  15  Oct.  1868  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Scott,  20  Walker  Street. 

Estate  Factor  ;  m.  Jacqueline  Walkinshaw 
Crauford.     Address  :  Mucross,  St.  Andrews. 

SCOTT,  William  Andrew,  1878-9.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Andrew  Scott,  35  St.  Bernard's 
Crescent. 

SIMSON,  James  Rutherford,  1878-83. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  16  July  1867  ;  s.  of 
George  Simson,  Bednile,  Jedburgh  ; 
XV. 

Cattle  Rancher,  Texas  ;  served  with 
Scot.  Horse  through  S.  African  War  ;  now 
in  Mexico. 

SPENCE,  Lewis  Seacome,  1878-82.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  9  Nov.  1865;  s.  of  Prof. 
Spenee,  F.R.C.S.E.,  21  Ainshe  Place. 

Stockbroker,  Edin. ;  of  Bell,  Cowan  and 
Co.     Address:  2 1  Ainslie  Place,  Edin. 

SPROTT,  Harold  George  Hill,  1882-3. 
a.  5.  b.  23  April  1867  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
George  Washington  Sprott,  D.D.,  Min. 
of  North  Berwick. 

M.A.  Glasg.  ;  LL.B.  Edin.  ;  Law  Agent, 
1908  ;    m.   1913  Mary  Stanley,  y.  dau.  of 


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Rev.   Dr.   Donald   Macleod,  St.  Columba's, 
Lond.     Address  :    71  George  Street,  Edin. 

STUART,  George  Malcolm,  1878-85.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  26  Aug.  1868  ;  s.  of  R.  L. 
Stuart,  W.S.,  Proc.  Fis.  for  Midlothian. 

Gonville  and  Caius  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A. 
1889  ;  W.S.  1892  ;  N.P.  ;  Mem.  of  Edin. 
T.C.  1909 ;  m.  Mary  Elizabeth  Scott 
Moncrieff.  Address:  19  Lynedoch  Place, 
Edin. 

TAYLOR-CAMERON,  John  Sproat, 
1881-5.  CI.  4-7.  b.  28  June  1866  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  M.  C.  Taylor,  D.D.,  Prof, 
of  Ch.  History,  Univ.  of  Edin. ;  XV., 
XI. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.  and  LL.B.  (Distinc- 
tion) ;  Grierson  Bursary  in  Law ;  Vans 
Dunlop  Schol.  in  Law  ;  ist  Prize  in  Constit. 
Law  and  Hist.;  Advocate,  1893;  Examiner 
in  Law  in  the  Univ.  of  Edin.  and  for  Faculty 
of  Advocates;  Commission  since  1900  in  9th 
V.B.  (Highs.)  R.S.  Address:  20  Charlotte 
Square,  Edin. 

TRAYNER,  Charles  Hugh,  1878-82. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  March  1867  ;  s.  of  the 
Hon.  John  Trayner,  Sen.  of  Coll.  of 
Justice,  27  Moray  Place. 

Fettes,  1882-4;  Clare  Coll.  Cantab;  Brit. 
Vice-Consul,  N.Y.,  1893-5  :  Consul,  Guate- 
mala, 1897;  Corunna,  Spain,  till  his  death, 
21  Feb.  1908 ;  m.  Emmehne  Tomquist, 
adopted  dau.  of  Herr  Von  Voights  Retz, 
German  Plenipotentiary  in  ChiU. 

WALLACE,  Gerald,  1878-85.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  26  Oct.  1868 ;  s.  of  Ebenezer 
Wallace,  23  Saxe-Coburg  Place ; 
Prize  for  Enghsh,  CI.  7,  1885. 


Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1888  ;  M.B.,  CM. 
1895;  gen.  med.  pract.,  Liverpool;  Author 
of  A  Ballad  of  Charity  and  other  poems 
(Edin.  1898) ;  m.  Ethel  Taylor,  Liverpool. 
Address  :   107  Arundel  Avenue,  Liverpool. 

WALLACE,  WilHam  John,  1881-4.  CI. 
L.  and  U.M.  b.  5  March  1867  ;  s.  of 
Henry  Ritchie  Wallace,  Capt.  92nd 
(Gordon)  Highs.,  3  Belgrave  Place. 

m.  1906  Elizabeth  Caroline,  dau.  of  the 
Hon.  Albert  Yelverton  Bingham;  d.  i  April 
1908. 

WEIR,  Henry.  1878-81.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1868  ;  s.  of  Henry  Weir,  Class.  Master, 
E.A.,  1853-81,  5  Belgrave  Crescent. 

WHITSON,  Patrick  A.,  1881-2.  CI.  L.M. 
b.  2  Jan.  1867  ;  s.  of  James  Whitson, 
Landed  Proprietor. 

Political  Agent,  West  Fife;  now  Agent 
Sun  Fire  and  Life  Offices,  Bridgwater ;  m. 
Fanny  Henderson,  Edin.  Address  :  Strath- 
more,  Bridg\vater,  Somerset. 

WINSLOE,  Alfred  Raynaud,  1880-3. 
CI.  2-U.M.  b.  25  Oct.  1868;  s.  of 
Col.  Winsloe,  11  Merchiston  Bank 
Terrace  ;  Dux  L.M.  Sch.  1882. 

Maj.  R.E. ;  D.S.O. ;  2nd  Lt.  1888;  Lt. 
1S91  ;  Capt.  1898;  Maj.  1906;  took  part 
in  operations  in  Chitral  exped.  1895  with 
Relief  Force  (medal  with  clasp) ;  served  on 
N.W.F.  of  India,  1897-8 ;  at  defence  of 
Malakand ;  at  relief  of  Chakdana,  Malakand ; 
actions  at  Landakai,  Utman  Khel,  Buner, 
and  in  attack  and  capture  of  Tanga  Pass 
(desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  5  Nov.  1897,  D.S.O., 
two  clasps)  ;  m.  1903  Dorothy  Crellin,  2nd 
dau.  of  Dr.  Tellet,  J.P.,  Ramsey,  I.  of  M. 
Address  :   Quetta,  India.. 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1879-86 


ALISON,  Arthur  James,  1879-80.  CI.  1. 
b.  26  March  1870 ;  s.  of  Arthur 
Alison,  Advocate,  3  Moray  Place. 

Cargilfield  and  Rugby  Sch.  ;  Head  of 
Rugby;  Exhib.  1889;  Schol.  C.C.C.  Oxon, 
1888 ;  ist  CI.  Mods.  1891  ;  2nd  CI.  Lit. 
Hum.  and  B.A.  1893  ;  LL.B.  Edin.  1896  ; 
Advocate,  1896 ;  Barr.  Inn.  Tern.  1898  ; 
m.  191 1  Grizzel  Gillespie,  dau.  of  John 
Wilson  Brodie,  C.A.  Address  :  46  Heriot 
Row,  Edin. 

BEITH,  Alexander,  1882-4.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  11  March  1868  ;  s.  of  J.  A.  Beith, 
Fallowfield,  Manchester. 

Eastern  Merchant;  ra.  1895  Mary  Duff 
Strachan.  Address  :  The  Cliffe,  Knutsford, 
Cheshire. 

BELL,  Benjamin,  1879-86.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
14  July  1869  ;  s.  of  Joseph  Bell,  M.D., 


F.R.C.S.,    D.L.,    J.P.,     20    Melville 
Street ;   XI.  (Capt.  1886). 

Sandhurst;  Lt.  2nd  Batt.  78th  Highs. 
1889;  d.  17  June  1893  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
i-34- 

BOYD,  Edward,  1879-85.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
30  Aug.  1868 ;  s.  of  John  Boyd, 
Publisher,  27  Melville  Street ;   XL 

C.A.  1891 ;  Jt.  Author  of  A  History  of 
Accounting  and  Accountants,  1905.  Ad- 
dress :    27  Melville  Street,  Edin. 

BRODIE,  Geddes  Mackenzie  Scott, 
1880-4.  CI.  2-U.M.  s.  of  W.  Brodie, 
17  StoncbridgePark,  Willesden,  Lond., 
N.W. ;  2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize,  1884. 

Sometime  in  Aberdeen. 


876 


MR.  CARMICHAELS  CLASS,  1879-86 


CAMPBELL,  Jolin  Collow,  1880-5.  CL 
2-6.  b.  27  June  1868  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Collow  Campbell,  10  St.  Vincent 
Street. 

With  Torrie,  Brodie  and  Maclagan,  Stock- 
brokers, Edin.  ;  Capt.  and  Hon.  Mai.  gth 
V.B.  (High.s.)  R.S.  ;  V.D.  ;  T.D.  Address  : 
5  Ann  Street,  Edin. 

CAR  MICHAEL,  Alexander  Francis, 
1882-6.  CI.  4-7.  b.  28  Oct.  1872; 
s.  of  Alexander  A.  Carmichael,  LL.D., 
80  Royal  Circus. 

C.E.  ;  m.  1896  Laura  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Rev.  Francis  Duke,  Chichester.  Address  : 
Malaga,  Spain. 

CHIRNSIDE,  Robert  Bell,  1879-81.  CI. 
1,  2.  s.  of  Robert  Chimside,  9  Mel- 
ville Street. 

Farmer.  Address:  Little  River,  Victoria, 
Australia. 

COLDSTREAM,  William  Menzies,  1879- 
84.  CI.  1-5.  b.  19  Feb.  1869  ;  s.  of 
William  Coldstream,  I.C.S. 

Passed  fourth  into  Woolwich,  1886  ;  out 
first,  18S8;  Pollock  Medal ;  ist  Prize  Forti- 
fication, Tactics,  and  Mil.  Law;  Maj.  R.E. ; 
2nd  Lt.  1888  ;  Lt.  1891  ;  Capt.  1899  ;  Maj. 
1907 ;  served  in  India  in  Mil.  Works  Services, 
Sappers  and  Miners,  P.W.D.,  and  Surve)- 
of  India ;  also  first  and  second  Samana  ex- 
peds.  1891  (medal  and  clasp)  ;  Isazai  exped. 
comdg.  Coolie  Corps,  1893  ;  Afghan  Boun- 
dary Commis.,  Afghanistan,  Swat,  Kafiris- 
tan,  Chitral  boundary,  1894-5;  Supt.  of 
Map  Publication,  Calcutta ;  Ass.  Surveyor- 
Gen.  1908-9 ;  m.  Adele  Margaret  Edith,  dau. 
of  Sir  John  Stevens,  I.C.S.  Address :  c/o  Cox 
and  Co.,  16  Charing  Cross,  Lond.,  S.W. 

DEWAR,  David  Deas,  1880-6.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  1  Dec.  1868  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Bruce 
Dewar,  S.S.C.,  37  Inverleith  Row. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  A.F.C.  ;  W.S.  1897  ;  m. 
1898  Agnes  Dickson,  y.  dau.  of  John  Hill, 
Carlowrie,  Linhthgowshire.  Address:  Gavin- 
wood,  Banfi. 

DICKSON,    James   Reoch,    1883-5.     CI. 
5,  6.     b.  21  June  1868  ;    s.  of  James 
Dickson,  2  Regent  Terrace. 
Stockbroker,  Edin.  ;   d.  n  May  1905. 

DOWIE,  Thomas  Arthur,  1880-5.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  1869  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Dowie, 
S.S.C,  11  Learmonth  Terrace. 

Bonn  Univ. ;  in  business  in  Glasg.  (ret. 
1913) ;  m.  1900  Mabel,  o.  dau.  of  Percival 
Luck  Rogers,  J. P.,  of  Ramsey,  Huntingdon- 
shire.    Address:  Conservative  Club,  Glasg. 

DUDGEON,  William  Cunningham, 
1882-4.    CI.  L.  and  U.M.     b.  30  Nov. 


1866 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Dudgeon,  Easter 
Dalmeny  ;   Dux  L.M.  Sch.  1883. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  A.F.C.  ;  W.S.  1891.  Ad- 
dress :    17  Rutland  Street,  Edin. 

ELLISON,  John  Ralph  Stockley  Carr-, 
1879-85.  CI.  2-6.  b.  15  Oct.  1867  ;  s. 
of  Capt.  J.  R.  Carr-Ellison,  Hcdgeley, 
Alnwick  ;  XV.,  XI. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab,  1886-9;  B.A.  1889; 
Master  and  Huntsman,  Trin.  Coll.  Foot 
Beagles,  and  whipped  in  Jed  Forest  Hounds, 
1897-1906  ;  Farmer,  Canada,  1890-5  ;  Rox- 
burghshire, 1 89  7- 1 906;  subsequently  at 
Ledard,  Aberfoyle,  Perthshire ;  m.  1900 
Alice  Ursula,  dau.  of  Fred.  A.  Lang,  Mel- 
bourne, Australia  ;  d.  25  Oct.  1912  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  XX.  34. 

FERGUSON,  Robert  Alexander,  1879-84. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  17  June  1867 ;  s.  of 
William  Ferguson,  W.S.,  6  Northum- 
berland Street. 

Sheep  Farmer,  N.S.W.,  Australia;  now  in 
S.  Africa.  Address  :  Roodekop,  P.O.  Win- 
burg,  O.F.S.,  S.  Africa. 

HARVEY,  Robert,  1881-4.  CI.  3-U.M. 
b.  July  1867  ;  s.  of  John  Harvey,  48 
St.  Enoch  Square,  Glasg.  ;  Shooting 
Team,  1884. 

Distiller.  Address  :  Dundashill  Distil- 
lery, Port  Dundas,  Glasg. 

HAY,  John  Binny,  1879-86.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  17  March  1870  ;  s.  of  G.  C.  Hav, 
M.D.,  12  Scotland  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1895;  late  Gold 
Coast  Med.  Service  ;  C.M.G.  1900  for  ser- 
vices at  the  siege  of  Coomassie ;  now  gen. 
med.  pract.  at  Moonee  Ponds,  Victoria;  m. 
Edith  Mary  Puckle,  Melbourne.  A  ddress  : 
Lyndhurst,  Puckle  Street,  Moonee  Ponds, 
Victoria,  Australia. 

HENTDERSON,  Thomas,  1879-84.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  20  Aug.  1868  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Henderson,  S.S.C,  2  Doune  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1891  ;  Jt.  Ed.  of  this 
Register,  1910-14;  m.  1899  Gertrude  Helen, 
dau.  of  William  Hawthorn  of  Wreighburn, 
Northumberland.  A  ddress :  5  7  Queen  Street, 
Edin. 

HENDRY,    Robert    Mackenzie    Smith, 
1882-4.     CI.  L,  and  U.M.     s.  of  Mrs. 
Hendry,  Maryfield,  Kirkcaldy. 
Address  :    Maryfield,  Kirkcaldy. 

HUNTER,  George  Harrison,  1879-80  and 
1887-8.  CI.  1  and  6.  b.  8  Dec.  1869  ; 
s.  of  Taylor  Shipley  Hunter,  Con- 
tractor, Edin. ;    XV. 

Fettes,  1885-6;  Actor;  settled  in  U.S.A.  ; 
m.  Sidney  Crowe,  dau.  of  William  Bateman. 
Address  :  The  Lambs  Club,  130  W.  44th 
Street,  N.Y.,  U.S.A. 


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877 


KEAY,  John,  1879-85.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1869  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Andrew  Kcay,  32 
Saxe-Coburg  Place  ;  XV. ;  won  Open 
100  Yds.  and  Quarter-mile,  1885. 

Farmer,  N.Z.  ;  now  in  Kinross-shire  ;  m. 
1903  Alice,  dau.  of  Robert  Renton  o£  Ayton, 
N.Z.     Address  :    Butterwell,  Milnathort. 

KIRKPATRICK,  Edward,  1879-83.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  16  Nov.  1869;  s.  of  James 
Kirkijatrick,  M.D..  Dep.  Surg.-Gen. 
Madras  Army,  22  Magdala  Crescent. 

Blair  Lodge  ;  XV.  (Capt.) ;  XI.  ;  Sand- 
hurst, 1889,  R.M.C.  XV.;  Maj.  I.S.C.  ; 
2nd  Lt.  Somersetshire  L.I.  1890;  Lt.  I.S.C. 
1892  ;  Capt.  1901  ;  Maj.  1908  ;  served  in 
Mahmet  Waziri  exped.  1894  (medal  and 
clasp)  ;  Tibet,  1904  (medal) ;  Takha  Khel 
and  Mohmand,  1908  (medal  and  three  clasps). 
Address  :    22  Magdala  Crescent,  Edin. 

LEISHMAX,  Charles  Ross,  1879-83. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  19  Jan.  1868  ;  s.  of  Very 
Rev.  Thomas  Leishman,  D.D.,  Linton 
Manse,  Kelso,  Mod.  G.A.  of  Ch.  of 
Scot.  1898. 

Went  to  Australia ;  purchased  land  in 
Victoria.  Address:  Albyn,  Bayswater,  Vic- 
toria, Australia. 

LINDSAY,  John  Bum,  1879-84.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  18  July  1868  ;  s.  of  John 
K.  Lindsay,  S.S.C,  59  Dick  Place. 

Tea-planter,  Ceylon  ;  now  Rubber-planter, 
Malacca.  Address  :  c/o  Malacca  Rubber 
Estates  Ltd.,  Bukit-Asahan,  Malacca,  S.S. 

LIVINGSTON,  William  Kinloch,  1880-5. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  2  Jan.  1866  ;  s.  of  G.  K. 
Livingston,  S.S.C,  14  Ann  Street. 

Cooper's  Hill ;  lett  Cooper's  Hill  on  ac- 
count of  health,  1888,  and  farmed  near  Lady- 
smith  and  Harrismith,  Natal ;  finally  joined 
Rhodesian  Horse,  and  served  in  Mashonaland 
(medal,  Rhodesia,  1896,  with  clasp,  Mashona- 
land, 1897) ;  d.  12  Jan.  1897  at  Fort  Uratali. 

LOGIN,  Louis  Campbell,  1879-84.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  15  Sept.  1866;  s.  of 
Thomas  Login,  C.E.,  F.R.S.E.,  7 
Randolph  Cliff. 

Electrical  Engineer ;  m.  1907  Amy  E. 
Harvey.  Address:  c/o  James  P.  Sym,  W.S., 
49  Castle  Street,  Edin. 

LYALL,  David  William  Knyvett,  1879- 
85.  CI.  1-6.  b.  25  May  1869  ;  s.  of 
David  Robert  Lyall,  I.C.S.,  C.S.I. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1892  ;  gen.  med. 
pract.,  Shepton-Mallet,  Somerset ;  Fellow 
Roy.  Med.  Soc,  Edin.  ;  Med.  Off.  Druids, 
etc.  ;  Med.  Ref .  Rock  and  other  Assur.  Cos.  ; 
m.  1900  Mary  Ayre,  y.  dau.  of  D.  M.  Norrish 
of  Fordton  House,  Crediton,  Devon ;  d. 
19  June  1902. 


MACDONALD,  Archibald  William, 
1881-2.  CI.  3.  b.  16  Nov.  1869 ;  s.  of 
D.  P.  Macdonald,  36  Royal  Terrace. 

Sandhurst,  1889-90,  XI.  (Assoc.)  ;  Dis- 
tiller, Fort  William  ;  of  D.  P.  Macdonald  and 
Sons  ;  Lt.-Col.  comdg.  ist  Regt.  Lovat's 
Scouts ;  D.S.O.  ;  served  two  yrs.  in  79th 
(Cameron)  Highs. ;  eight  yrs.  in  Cameron 
Mil.  ;  in  S.  Africa,  1900-1,  as  Adj.  Lovat's 
Scouts  Yeo.  ;  took  part  in  operations  in 
O.R.C.,  May  to  29  Nov.  1900,  including  opera- 
tions at  Bethlehem,  6  and  7  July;  Witte- 
bergen,  1-29  July;  Witpoort  and  Caledon 
River,  27-9  Nov.  ;  again  during  opera- 
tions in  O.R.C.  30  Nov.  1900  to  31  May  1902 
(desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  17  June  1902,  Queen's 
medal  with  three  clasps,  D.S.O.)  ;  C.C.  and 
J. P.  Inverness-shire;  m.  1904  Marion  E. 
Calder.     A  ddress  :  Blairour,  Spean  Bridge. 

MACDONALD,  Ranald  Hume.  1879-81. 
CI.  1,2.  b.  22  Feb.  1869  ;  s.  of  Right 
Hon.  Sir  J.  H.  A.  Macdonald,  P.C, 
K.C.B.,  LL.D.,  etc.,  Lord  Justice- 
Clerk  of  Scot.,  15  Abercromby  Place. 

Cooper's  Hill,  1887-9,  XV.  ;  Maj.  R.E. ; 
2nd  Lt.  1889  ;  Lt.  1892  ;  Capt.  1900  ;  Maj. 
1909;  served  with  Isazai  exped.  1892  ;  took 
part  in  operations  in  Chitral,  1895,  with 
Relief  Force  (medal  with  clasp) ;  served  in 
S.  African  War,  1899-1902,  with  Colonial 
Div. ;  took  part  in  operations  in  O.R.C.  May 
to  29  Nov.  1900,  including  actions  at  Witte- 
bergen,  1-29  July ;  in  Transvaal,  also 
during  operations  in  Cape  Colony,  south  of 
O.R.,  1899-1900  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  10  Sept. 
1901,  Queen's  medal  with  two  clasps,  and 
King's  medal  with  two  clasps) ;  Albert  medal ; 
m.  1905  Margaret  Eleanor,  y.  dau.  of  Rev. 
Dr.  John  Macleod  of  Go  van.  A  ddress :  c/o 
H.  S.  King  and  Co.,  9  Pall  Mall,  Lond.,  S.W. 
See  also  E.A.  Ch.  vi.  5. 

MACKENZIE.  Kenneth  Lauehlan,  1879- 
82.  CI.  1-3.  b.  27  March  1869  ;  s. 
of  Maj. -Gen.  Colin  Mackenzie,  7th 
Regt.,  10  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

1885-8  Eastern  Telegraph  Co.  ;  1889-1904 
Indigo-planter ;  since  1904  Sec.  Darjeeling 
Gymkhana  Club  Ltd.  ;  m.  1896  Mary 
Beatrice,  2nd  dau.  of  Charles  France, 
F.R.I.B.A.,  Harsforth,  Leeds.  Address : 
Darjeeling  Gymkhana  Club  Ltd.,  Darjeel- 
ing, India. 

MACKENZIE,  Victor  Herbert  Stepney, 
1879-82.  CI.  1-3.  b.  Sept.  1867  ;  s. 
of  Maj  .-Gen.  Colin  Mackenzie,  7th 
Regt.,  10  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scot,  and  Imp.  B.E.A. 
Co.  ;   d.  30  Sept.  1892  at  Mombasa. 

MACLAGAN,  Douglas  Philip,  1881-4. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  12  Aug.  1867  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Craig  Maclagan,  M.D.,  5 
Coates  Crescent ;  Shooting  Team, 
1884. 

W.S.  1892;  Mem.  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers, 
King's  Bodyguard  for  Scot.;  m.  1896  Jane 


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MR,  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1879-86 


Elizabeth,  2nd  dau.  of  James  Melvin,  43 
Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin.  Address:  28 
Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

MACNAIR,  Ellis  Cogswell,  1879-85.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  6  April  1868  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Macnair,  M.D.,  65  Ferry  Road,  Leith. 

Address  :    i8  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

MASON,  Julius  William,  1880-1.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Rev.  William  Mason,  West  Cot- 
tage, Boswell  Road. 

Sometime  in  Newcastle ;  went  to  U.S.A. 

MATHIESON,  William  Law,  1879-85. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  25  Feb.  1868;  s.  of  George 
Mathieson,  Ship  Owner,  Clifton  Lodge, 
Wardie. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  two  ist  Prizes  in  Constit. 
Law  and  Hist.,  and  Lord  Rector's  Prize  for 
Hist.  Essay,  1893;  LL.D.  Aberdeen,  1912; 
Author  of  Politics  and  Religion,  a  Study  in 
Scottish  History  from  the  Reformation  to 
the  Revolution  (2  vols.,  1902)  ;  Scotland 
and  the  Union,  a  History  of  Scotland  from 
1695-1747  (1905)  ;  The  Awakening  of  Scot- 
land, 1747-1797  (1910) ;  m.  1910  Christian 
Mary,  dau.  of  James  Shaw,  Sheriff  of  Lond. 
•  and  Middlesex.  Address:  9  Wardie  Avenue, 
Edin.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xviii.  93. 

MILLER,  James  Alston  Graham,  1879- 
86.  CI.  1-7.  b.  29  Nov.  1868  ;  s.  of 
Riehard  Kerr  Miller,  C.E.,  4  Bonning- 
ton  Terrace. 

W.S.  1895  ;  m.  1909  Phoebe  R.  G.  Miller, 
Battyeford,  Yorks.  Address :  21  Lennox 
Street,  Edin. 

MONRO,  Raymond  Pelly  Houston, 
1881-6,  CI.  8-7.  b.  7  Nov.  1869; 
s.  of  Capt.  Sir  David  Monro  of  Allan, 
Fearn,  Ross-shire. 

Served  in  ranks  of  H.L.L  1889-95  '•  Lt. 
Devon  Regt.  1895  ;  Capt.  Worcestershire 
Regt.  1900 ;  ret.  1909 ;  Dep.  Gov.  H.M. 
Prisons,  Scot.,  1909 ;  served  in  S.  Africa 
with  Devon  Regt.,  on  staff ;  Brig.  Signaller 
2nd  (English)  Brig,  (desp.,  medal  with  five 
clasps)  ;  m.  Evelyn,  dau.  of  S.  G.  Tremen- 
heere,  C.B.,  of  Tremenheere,  Cornwall. 
Address  :   Blair  Lodge,  Polmont. 

MURRAY,  Andrew,  1880-6.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  22  June  1869  ;  s.  of  John  Murray 
of  Wooplaw,  Galashiels,  W.S. ;  Dux 
of  CI.  6  and  of  the  School,  1886; 
best  in  French  and  German,  CI.  7, 1886. 

C.A.  Edin.  1894  ;  Sec.  Tati  Concessions, 
Francistown,  Rhodesia,  1898 ;  m.  1900 
Isabella  Lawson,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Boyd  of 
MaxpofHe  ;  d.  29  July  1907. 

OGILVY,  Lawrance  Murrav,  1881-3. 
CI.  3-L.M.     b.  23  July  1866  ;    s.  of 


John  Ogilvy,  St.  James's  Club,  Mon- 
treal. 

Address :  c/o  Bank  of  Montreal,  Montreal, 
Canada. 

PARK,  Robert  J.,  1879-83.  CI.  1-L,M. 
b.  9  May  1867  ;  s.  of  James  D.  Park, 
30  London  Street. 

Gen.  Man.  and  Sol.  of  the  Highland  Rly. 
Co.  ;  m.  1901  Janet  Elizabeth  Hamilton, 
dau.  of  Gen.  Hubert  Marshall,  Madras  Army. 
Address  :  Highland  Rly.  Offices,  Inverness. 

PETERKIN,  Thomas  Barclay,  1880-4. 
CI.  2-U.M.  b.  16  Oct.  1867;  s,  of 
William  Arthur  Peterkin,  Edin. 

Branch  Man.  the  Mercantile  Bank  of  India 
Ltd.,  Rangoon ;  m.  1906  Ettie  Gertrude, 
dau.  of  Capt.  Pitt-Taylor,  Seaforth  Highs. 
Address :  The  Mercantile  Bank  of  India 
Ltd.,  Rangoon. 

RALSTON,  Claude  Lyon,  1883-5.  CI. 
U.M.  b.  6  Dec.  1867  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Ralston,  J.P.,  Glamis,  Forfarshire ; 
XV. 

W.S.  1896 ;  Estate  Agent  since  1897  ; 
J. P.  for  Forfarshire  ;  Capt.  (ret.)  2nd  V.B. 
the  Black  Watch  (R.H.)  ;  Mem.  Scot. 
Agricultural  Commissions,  to  Denmark,  1904; 
to  Ireland,  1906.  Address:  Glamis,  Forfar- 
shire. 

REID,  WiUiam  \^  alker,  1880-5.  CI.  2- 
U.M.  b.  5  April  1868  ;  s.  of  William 
Reid,  W.S.,  7  Palmerston  Place; 
Dux  L.M.  Sch.  1884,  and  U.M.  Sch. 
1885  ;   2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize,  1885. 

Trained  as  C.E.  in  office  of  J.  and  A. 
Leslie  and  Reid  ;  for  five  and  a  half  yrs. 
with  N.E.  Rly.  Co.  ;  1905  Ass.  Engineer, 
Trinidad  Govt.  Rlys.,  now  actg.  Chf. 
Engineer;  m.  1902  Margaret  Charlotte 
Ella  Wilkinson.     Address:  Trinidad,  B.W.I. 

RIGG,  Godfrey  Edward,  1881-2.  CI.  3. 
b.  March  1869  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Rigg,  39 
Inverleith  Row. 

Fettes,  1882-7  ;  went  to  Australia. 

RITCHIE,  Alfred  Spottiswoode,  1879-84. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  25  Jan.  1868  ;  s.  of  William 
Ritchie,  12  Lonsdale  Terrace  ;  Dux 
CI.  4  and  5,  1883  and  1884. 

Jt.  Mang.  Dir.  William  Ritchie  and  Sons 
Ltd.,  Wholesale  Stationers  and  Fine  Art 
Publishers,  Edin.  ;  m.  189S  Lucy,  dau.  of 
James  Raeburn  of  Glasg.  Address:  0  India 
Street,  Edin. 

RITCHIE,  David,  1879-84.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  1869 ;  s.  of  David  Ritchie,  13 
Windsor  Street ;  Dux  of  CI.  1,  2,  and 
3,  1880,  1881,  and  1882. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM. ;  d.  27  July  1898. 


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ROBERTSON,  John  Conynghame, 
1880-2.  CI.  2,  3.  b.  18  July  1868 ;  s. 
of  Fleet  Surg.  George  Robertson,  R.N. 

Mq,j.  Roy.  Fus.  ;  in  ranks  for  seven  yrs.  ; 
2nd  Lt.  R.  Ir.  Fus.  and  W.I.  Regt.  1895  ;  Lt. 
1897;  Capt.  1900;  Norfolk  Regt.  1906;  Roy. 
Fus.  1908;  Maj.  1911  ;  served  in  W.  Africa, 
1897-8,  Lagos;  with  exped.  in  Hinterland 
(medal  with  clasp) ;  served  in  \V.  Africa,  1900, 
with  the  Munshi  exped.  (clasp).  Address: 
Meerut,  India. 

RUSSELL,  William,  1882-4.  CI.  L.  and 
U.M.  b.  22  Jan.  1867  ;  s.  of  W.  Rus- 
sell, Leonora,  Demerara. 

Trin.  Hall,  Cantab,  1890-4,  B.A.,  LL.B. 
(2nd  CI.  Hons.  Law  Trip.),  1894;  M.A., 
LL.M.  (Cantab),  1899;  Barr.  Line.  Inn, 
1889;  Advocate,  Cape  Prov.,  S.  Africa,  and 
S.  Rhodesia,  1898;  Barr.  High  Court,  N. 
Rhodesia,  1909 ;  Barr.  and  Advocate,  Bula- 
wayo, since  1898.  Address:  Bulawayo Club, 
Bulawayo,  Rhodesia. 

SCOTT,  Thomas  William  Robson,  1879- 
84.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  6  Sept.  1866; 
s.  of  Thomas  Robson  Scott,  Newton, 
Jedburgh  ;    XV. 

Master  of  Jed  Forest  Hounds  ;  of  Lanton 
Tower,  Jedburgh ;  Farmer  and  Landed 
Proprietor ;  m.  1892  Florence  Jane,  e.  dau. 
of  WiUiam  Lang  of  Selkirk  and  N.S.W. 
Address  :  Lanton  Tower,  Jedburgh. 

SHIELS,  John  Wilson,  4879-82.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  1869  ;  s.  of  W.  Shiels,  4  Inverleith 
Row. 

Edin.  Univ.;  L.R.C.P.E.,  L.R.C.S.E. 
1895 ;  L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1895 ;  gen.  med. 
pract.,  San  Francisco  ;  m.  1897  Janette 
Wilson,  dau.  of  John  M'Vean  Cockburn, 
Edin.  Address  :  323  Geary  Street,  San 
Francisco,  Cal.,  U.S.A. 

SKIRVING,  Archibald  Adam  Scot,  1879- 
84.  CI.  1-5.  b.  29  June  1868 ;  s. 
of  Robert  Scot  Skirving,  Edin. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1884-8;  XV.;  Coll. 
boat;  Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1893; 
M.R.C.S.  Eng.;  L.R.C.P.  Lond.  1895; 
F.R.C.S.E.  1897;  A.F.C.;  Inter-City;  C.M.G. 
1900 ;  Surg.  Edin.  ;  Sen.  Surg.  Leith 
Hosp.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  Edin.  Roy.  Inf.  ;  Lect. 
and  Examiner  in  Surg.,  Edin.  Med.  Sch.  ; 
served  in  S.  African  War,  1900,  as  Ass.  Surg, 
to  Imp.  Yeo.  Field  Hosp.  (medal,  three  clasps, 
desp.,  C.M.G.)  ;  late  Surg.-Capt.  Midlothian 
R.G.A.V.;  Sen.  Pres.  S.R.C.,  Edin.  Univ. 
Publications  :  Applied  Anatomy,  Surgical, 
Medical,  and  Operative  (2  vols.,  1908)  ; 
various  surgical  papers.  Address  :  8  Ran- 
dolph Crescent,  Edin. 

SMITH,  James  Lewis  Balnagowan,  1879- 
82.  CI.  1-3.  b.  5  Aug.  1866  ;  s.  of 
John    Smith,    M.D.,    F.R.C.S.E.,    11 

Wemyss  Place. 


St.  Bees  Sch.,  Cumberland;  XV.  and 
XL;  Stockbroker's  clerk,  1889-98;  'House,' 
1895-8  ;  Official  Dept.  1900  ;  ra.  Antoinette 
Schaw.  Address:  167  Cornwall  Road,  Net- 
ting Hill,  Lond.,  W. 

SMITH,  James  Rutherford  Carmichacl, 
1883.  CI.  U.M.  s.  of  John  Smith, 
Churchhill  House,  Morningside. 

STEVENSON,  Henry  James,  1880-6. 
CI.  2-7.  b.  12  July  1867  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Robert  Home  Stevenson,  D.D.,  9  Ox- 
ford Terrace ;  Mod.  of  G.A.  of  Ch.  of 
Scot.  1871 ;  XV.  (Capt.  1884-5) ;  XI. 
(Capt.  1885) ;  won  Cricket  Ball,  1885. 

M.A.  Edin.  Univ.  ;  A.F.C.  (Capt.  1890-3)  ; 
Rugby,  V.  England,  1890-3  ;  v.  Ireland, 
1888-93  ;  V.  Wales,  1888-92  (there  were  no 
International  Matches  with  England  in 
1888  and  1889) ;  A.C.C.  (Capt.  1887-1910) ; 
played  for  Gents,  of  Scot.  v.  Gents,  of 
Canada,  1887;  v.  Yorkshire,  1887,  8,  1893 
(Louie  Hall's  XL)  ;  v.  Gents,  of  Philadelphia, 
18S9  ;  V.  Gents,  of  Ireland,  1890  ;  Scot.  v. 
Gloucestershire,  1891  (W.  G.'s  XI.),  1893, 
1903  (Jessop's  XL)  ;  v.  Surrey  (Edin.), 
1892  ;  V.  Surrey  (Lond.),  1892  ;  v.  S. 
Africans,  1894,  1901 ;  v.  Lancashire,  1899  ; 
V.  Australians,  1902,  1905  ;  Gents,  of  Eng- 
land V.  Gents,  of  Philadelphia,  1901  (P.  F. 
Warner's  XL)  ;  M.C.C.  and  Ground  v. 
Australians  (Lords),  1905  ;  Gents,  of  Edin. 
V.  Players  of  Scotland,  1887,  8,  Q  ;  Edin.  v. 
Glasg.  1888-93,  1903,  5,  1907.  8;  "•  N- 
of  Scot.  1890  ;  E.  of  Scot.  v.  S.  of  Scot. 
1904 ;  W.S.  1893  ;  Sec.  N.B.  and  Merc. 
Insur.  Co.  1894  ;  Mem.  of  Vol.  and  T.F. 
since  1893;  Lt.  Lothians  and  Border  Horse; 
m.  191 1  Mary  Elizabeth,  y.  dau.  of  WiUiam 
Scott-Kerr  of  Chatto  and  Sunlaws.  Ad- 
dress :  Braehead,  Corstorphine. 

STEWART,  Allan  Hintoh,  1880-1.  CI.  2. 
s.  of  Allan  D.  Stewart,  C.E.,  of  Inner- 
hadden,  19  Lansdowne  Crescent. 

TAIT,  Frederick  Guthrie,  1879-83.  CI. 
1-8.  b.  11  Jan.  1870  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
P.    Guthrie    Tait,    M.A.,    D.Sc,    38 

George  Square. 

Sedbergh,  1883  -  6  ;  Sandhurst,  XV.  ; 
A.F.C. ;  Amateur  Golf  Champion,  1896  and 
1898;  Runner-up  in  1899;  2nd  IBatt.  42nd 
R.  Highs,  (the  Black  Watch)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1890; 
Lt.  1893  ;  killed  in  action  during  S.  African 
War,  7  Feb.  1900 ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  vii.  55, 
and  F.  G.  Tait,  a  Record,  by  J.  L.  Low  {1900). 

TENNENT.  Robert  George  Lvon,  1879- 
83.     CI.  1-4.     b.  16  Feb.  1868  ;   s.  of 
HughLyonTennent,  Advocate,  Sheriff- 
Sub,  of  Renfrewshire  at  Greenock. 
Uppingham.     Address  :  Levin,  N.Z. 

THOMSON,  Donald  Sinclair,  1880-1. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  17  Sept.  1869 ;  s.  of 
John  Macalister  Thomson,  Sen.  Chap. 


880     MR.  WEIR'S  (ELLIOTT'S,  SKIPTON'S,  GARDINER'S)  CLASS,  1880-7 


Ch.  of  Scot.  (Beiigal),  10  St.  Bernard's 
Crescent. 

Engineer  in  India  ;   d.  27  Oct.  1897. 

THOMSON.  George  .James  Aitken.  1880-1. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  25  July  1867  ;  s.  of 
.John  Maealister  Thomson,  Sen.  Chap. 
Ch.  of  Scot.  (Bengal),  10  St.  Bernard's 
Crescent. 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin.  Address : 
10  Learmonth  Gardens,  Edin. 

TURNER,  Frank  Cecil,  1881-2.  CI.  3. 
b.  16  Sept.  1868  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Francis 
Chas.  Turner,  79th  Regt.,  22  Northum- 
berland Street. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  XV.  ;  Capt.  4th 
Batt.  Cheshire  Regt.  ;  D.S.O.  1902  ;  Capt. 
1900  ;  ret.  1906  ;  served  in  S.  African  War 
in  1899-1902  ;  took  part  in  operations  in 
O.F.S.  Feb.  to  May  1900  ;  in  O.R.C.  May 
to  Nov.  1900 ;  in  Cape  Colony,  south  of 
O.K.,  1899-1900  ;  and  in  O.R.C.  and  Cape 
Colony,  Xov.  1901  to  April  1902  (desp., 
D.S.O.,  Queen's  medal  with  two  clasps, 
King's  medal  with  two  clasps) ;  Farmer,  and 
Musketry  Instructor  to  B.C.  Horse,  1912  ;  m. 
Elizabeth  Garraway .  A  ddress  :  Aspen  Grove, 
•     Merritt,  B.C.,  Canada. 

VEITCH,  Walter  Hardie,  1880-3.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  26  May  1867  ;  s.  of  Chris- 
topher Veitch,  11  Rothesay  Place. 

1888-96  Ass.  Dalmeny  Estates  Off.  ;  1896 
Factor  and  Comr.,  Hoddam  Castle  and 
Kinmount  estates,  Dumfriesshire  ;  J. P.  and 
Mem.  C.C.  Dumfriesshire,  etc.  etc.  (ret.  1913) ; 
m.  191 1  Beatrice  Anne,  y.  dau.  of  William 
Brook  of  Healey  House,  Meltham,  Yorks. 
Address  :  Ordsall,  St.  Anthony's  Road, 
Bournemouth. 


WEIR,    Francis    S.,    1879-81.     CI.    1-2. 
b.    1869  ;    s.   of  Henry  Weir,   Class. 
Master,    E.A.,    1853-81,    5    Belgrave 
Crescent, 
d.  April  1893. 

WILSON,  Thomas  Ivinloch,  1881-4.  CI. 
3-5.  b.  4  May  1867  ;  s.  of  Admiral 
Thomas  Wilson,  C.B.,  2  Chester  Street. 

Merchiston,  1885-6;  Ranchman,  Texas. 
Address:    Paint  Rock,  Texas,  U.S.A. 

WRIGHT.  Thomas  Yates,  1880-3.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  27  Jan.  1869  ;  s.  of  C.  Wright, 
Lower  Oak,  Tyldeslcy,  Manchester. 

Manchester,  1887,  and  Richmond  R.F.C. 
1888 ;  played  for  two  Ceylon  XL's  v. 
Australians  at  Colombo  ;  Tea  and  Rubber 
Planter,  Ceylon;  served  in  S.  African  War 
in  1900  with  1st,  and  in  1902  with  2nd, 
Ceylon  contingents ;  Lt.-Col.  in  command 
of  Ceylon  Planters'  Rifle  Corps  since  1905. 
Address:  Galphele  Estate,  Wattegama, 
Ceylon. 

YOUNG.  Charles,  1879-83.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
29  July  1869 ;  s.  of  Right  Hon.  George 
Young,  P.C,  L.A.  of  Scot.,  Senator 
of  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Winchester;  W.S.  1892;  of  Shaw  and 
Young,  W.S.,  Ayr ;  m.  Mary  Hunter,  dau. 
of  James  Hunter  of  Glenapp.  Address : 
Ayr. 

YOUNG,  Edward,  1879-83.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  16  June  1867  ;  s.  of  Right  Hon. 
George  Young,  P.C,  L.A.  of  Scot., 
Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Gore  Court  Sch.,  Sittingbourne,  Kent; 
W.S.  1893;  in  Solicitor's  Dept.  N.B.  Rly. 
Offices.     Address  :    3  Randolph  Place,  Edin. 


MR.  WEIR'S  (AFTERWARDS  MESSRS.  ELLIOTT'S,  SKIPTON'S,  AND 
GARDINER'S)  CLASS,  1880-7 


BAIRD,  George  Henry,  1881-3.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  14  Oct.  1871  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Baird,  18  Rothesay  Place. 

Capt.  R.N.  ;  '  Britannia,'  1885-6  ;  Naval 
Cadet,  1887;  Mid.  1887;  Sub-Lieut,  (actg.), 
1891  ;  Comm.  1903  ;  Capt.  1909  ;  Flag- 
Capt.  to  Rear-Adm.  Lowry  and  to  Rear- 
Adm.  Sir  George  Warrender,  Bart,  1910  ; 
m.  Frances  Josephine,  dau.  of  Capt.  Sharp, 
Enfield.  Address:  The  Old  Brewery  House, 
Littlebourne,  near  Canterbury. 

BALL,  Francis  Robert  Knox,  1883-4. 
CI.  4.  s.  of  Col.  Ball,  10  Inverleith 
Row. 

BALL,  Wilham  Smith  Dixon,  1883-4. 
CI.  4.  s.  of  Col.  Ball,  10  Inverleith 
Row. 


BELL,  Andrew  Charles  Beatson,  1880-6. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  9  Feb.  1869 ;  s.  of 
Andrew  Beatson  Bell  of  Kilduncan, 
Advocate,  17  Lansdowne  Crescent. 

Trained  as  a  mech.  engineer  at  Heriot- 
Watt  Coll.  and  in  Leith ;  afterwards  in  Dun- 
dee one  yr.  three  months,  and  about  ten  yrs. 
in  India  (indigo-planting,  P.W.D.  tempor- 
ary engineer,  and  coal-mining).  Address  : 
17  Lansdowne  Crescent,  Edin. 

BOYD,  Allan  Stuart,  1883-5.  CI.  4,  5. 
b.  7  June  1869  ;  s.  of  Sir  John  Boyd 
of  Maxpoffle,  Roxburghshire. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1893  ;  Med. 
Off.  Tati  Concessions  Ltd.,  Matabeleland  ; 
Civil  Surg.  S.  African  War,  1900-2  ;  gen. 
med.  pract.,  Potchefstroom,  Transvaal;  m. 


MR.  WEIR'S  (ELLIOTT'S,  SKIPTON'S,  GARDINER'S)  CLASS,  1880-7     381 


Magdalene  Erasmus  Robertson,  Cape  Colony. 
Address  :    Potchefstroom,  Transvaal. 

BOYD,  Arthur  Hamilton,  1883-6.  CL 
4-6.  b.  7  June  1869 ;  s.  of  Sir  John 
Boyd  of  Maxpofile,  Roxburghsliire ; 
XV.  (Capt.)  ;  won  Long  Leap,  1885  ; 
100  Yds.,  Quarter-mile,  Long  Leap, 
1886. 

Trin.  Coll.  Edin.  (Episc.)  ;  A.F.C.  ;  R.  of 
Slaugham,  Sussex,  1901  ;  C.  of  Chailey, 
Sussex,  1896;  C.  of  Hurstpierpoint,  Sussex, 
1 897-1901  ;  Chap.  4th  Roy.  Sussex  Regt.  ; 
fmly.  Capt.  ist  Edin.  City  Art.  Vols.  ;  m. 
Penelope  Elizabeth,  4th  dau.  of  John  George 
Blencowe  of  Bineham,  Sussex.  Address  : 
Slaugham  Rectory,  Crawley,  Sussex. 

CADELL,  Patrick  Robert,  1881-2.  CI.  2. 
b.  6  May  1871  ;  s.  of  Col.  T.  Cadell, 
V.C,  C.B.,  Cockenzie  House,  Preston- 
pans. 

Ball.  CoU.  Oxon  ;  XV.  ;  l.C.S.  ;  Dep. 
Comr.  of  Sind ;  Coll.  of  Customs,  Bombay ; 
Priv.  Sec.  to  Lord  Lamington  and  Sir  George 
Clark,  Govs,  of  Bombay  ;  Coll.  of  Customs, 
Calcutta  ;  now  Pres.  Bombay  Municipality. 
Address  :   Municipal  Ofifices,  Bombay. 

CAMERON,  Wmiam  Allan,  1880-1.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  A.  Cameron,  17  Ann  Street. 

CARNDUTF,  William  AnstrutherThomp- 
son,  1881-6.  CI.  2-6.  b.  8  Oet.  1869  ; 
s.  of  David  Carnduff,  Indian  Educa- 
tional Servise. 

C.A.  Edin.  1895  ;  P.W.D.  (Accounts 
Branch),  India,  1896;  now  Dep.  Accountant- 
Gen,  for  Public  Works,  United  Provinces, 
India ;  m.  Maude  Hilda,  e.  dau.  of  Capt. 
C.  Beadnell,  late  77th  {the  Middlesex)  Regt. 
Address  :   Allahabad,  India. 

CHIRNSIDE,  Thomas,  1880-4.  CI.  1. 
L.M.  b.  21  July  1869 ;  s.  of  Dr. 
John  Chimside,  14  Saxe-Coburg 
Place. 

m.  Helen  Forbes  Chimside.  Address  : 
Edrington  House,  Berwick-on-Tweed. 

COWLEY-BROWN,  George,  1883-5.  CI. 
L.  and  U.M.  s.  of  Rev.  Canon  G.  J. 
Cowley  -  Brown,  M.A.,  9  Grosvenor 
Street. 

DAVIS,  Richard  W.,  1880-8.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  R.  W.  Davis,  Paragon  Parade, 
Cheltenham. 

DAWSON,  John  KelHe,  1881-5.  CI.  2- 
U.M.  b.  8  June  1868  ;  s.  of  Adam 
Dawson,  15  Inverleith  Terrace. 

Merchant;  of  John  Gillon  and  Co.  Ltd., 
Leith  ;  Capt.  5th  V.B.R.S.  (Leith)  ;  d.  25 
Jan.  1912. 


DEMPSTER,  Duncan  Ferguson,  1880-7. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  13  June  1868  :  s.  of  D.  F. 
Dempster,  4  Glenfinlas  Street ;  won 
Mile,  1885,  6.  and  7  ;  Open  Hurdles, 

1886  and  1887  ;   XV. 

Jesus  Coll.  Cantab  ;  Sugar-refiner ;  m. 
Elizabeth  Pollock  Watt.  Address:  27  Oc- 
tavia  Terrace,  Greenock. 

DOWIE,  Robert  Yeates,  1880-4.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  1867  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Dowie,  S.S.C, 
11  Learmonth  Terrace. 

Mercantile  office  in  Leith ;  d.  24  Oct.  1895  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  iii.  31. 

DUN,  Robert  Craig,  1884-5.  CI.  5. 
b.  15  June  1870  ;  s.  of  Finlay  Dun, 
6  Darnaway  Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM.  1893  ;  B.Sc. 
1896;  F.R.C.S.  Eng.  1902;  M.R.C.S., 
L.R.C.P.  Lond.  1895  ;  Surg.  ;  Sen.  Hon. 
Surg.  Liverpool  Inf.  for  Children  ;  Consult. 
Surg.  West  Kirby  Conval.  Home  for  Children ; 
m.  Harriet  Louise  Bowring.  Address:  41 
Rodney  Street,  Liverpool. 

FLEMING,  Maxwell,  1885-7.  CI.  6,  7. 
b.  30  May  1871  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Fleming,  Hamilton  House,  Perth'; 
Mitchell  Medal,  1886  ;    Gloag  Medal, 

1887  ;    Balfour  Prizes  for  Math,  1886 
and  1887. 

B.A.  Oxon  (Ball.  CoU.)  ;  LL.B.  Edin. 
Advocate,  1897;  appointed  a  judge  of  the 
Sudan,  1904 ;  m.  Elsa,  dau.  of  Richard 
Blackwood  of  Hart  wood.  Address  :  Khar- 
toum, Sudan,  and  United  University  Club, 
Pall  Mall  East,  Lond.,  S.W. 

GLENDINNING,  Edgar,  1881-6.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  24  Oct.  1868  ;  s.  of  R.  W. 
Glendinning,  Broomdykes,  Berwick- 
shire ;  Ferguson  Medal,  1885. 

C.A.  Edin.  1892  ;  d.  13  Feb.  1893  ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  8. 

GLOVER,  Charles  Gordon.  1884-6.  CI. 
U.M.  b.  24  Jan.  1869  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
C.  Glover,  C.E.,  29  Hope  Terrace ;  won 
High  Jump,  1886. 

Engineer  ;  m.  Katherine  Matilda  Fraser. 
Address  :  Rocauville  Post  Office,  Rocau- 
ville,  Saskatchewan,  Canada. 

GORDON,  Herbert,  1880-6.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
30  June  1869  ;  s.  of  George  Gordon, 
of  Donavourd,  Pitlochry. 

Sandhurst;  Maj.  Leicestershire  Regt.; 
Lt.  1889;  Capt.  1898;  Maj.  1907;  served 
in  Egyptian  Army,  1900-10,  and  commanded 
loth  Sudanese  Regt.  ;  A.A.G.  and  Gov.  of 
Bahr-el-Ghazal  Province ;  4th  cl.  Osmanieh 
for  Nyam  Nyam  Patrol;  3rd  cl.  Medjidie  on 
leaving  Khedive's  army ;  served  in  reoccu- 
pation  of  Bahr-el-Ghazal  Pro\'ince,  Sudan, 


382     MR.  WEIRS  (ELLIOTT'S,  SKIPTOX'S,  GARDINER'S)  CLASS,  1880-7 


1900-2  (Egyptian  medal  with  clasp) ;  Sudan, 
1905 ;  operations  against  the  Nyam  Nyani 
tribes  (desp.,  Lend.  Gaz.  18  May  1906,  clasp). 
Address:  Leicestershire  Regt.,  Madras,  India. 

GORDON,  James  Edward,  1883-6.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  11  Sept.  1869 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Gordon,  S.S.C,  34  Chalmers  Street ; 
XI. 

W.S.  1892.  Address  :  c/o  A.  and  A.  S. 
Gordon,  W.S.,  58  Queen  Street,  Edin. 

HALLARD,  Louis  Carr,  1880-7.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  12  May  1870 ;  s.  of  Frederick 
Hallard,  Advocate,  Sheriff -Sub.  of 
Midlothian,  61  York  Place;  Dux  CI.  5, 
1885 ;  Jubilee  or  Queen's  Medal,  CI.  7, 
1887. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1891  ;  LL.B.  1894  ; 
Advocate,  1895  ;  Dir.  of  James  Nisbet  and 
Co.  Ltd.,  Publishers,  1899;  m.  Mary  Mont- 
gomerie  Cameron  Sillar.  Address  :  43  Kid- 
hook  Park  Road,  Blackheath,  Lond.,  S.E. 

HENDERSON,  Alexander  Benjamin, 
1880-2.  CI.  1.  b.  17  Sept.  1870  ; 
s,  of  Alexander  Henderson  of  Stem- 
ster,  Halkirk,  Caithness. 

Sheep  Farmer,  N.S.W.,  Australia;  m.  Miss 
M'Farlane,  dau.  of  Allan  M'Farlane  of  Wel- 
lington Lodge,  S.  Australia  ;   d.  4  Jan.  1912. 

HENDERSON,  Allan  Macfarlane,  1880-2. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  25  May  1869 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Henderson  of  Stemster, 
Halkirk,  Caithness. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1894.  Address :  23 
Grosvenor  Street,  Edin. 

HORSFIELD,  George  M.,  1880-5.  CI. 
1-U.M.  s.  of  John  H.  H.  Horsfield, 
Hermitage  Villa,  Wardie  Crescent. 

KENNEDY,  George  Rainy,  1880-5.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  15  Dec.  1867;  s.  of  Rev. 
G.  R.  Kennedy,  Dornoch,  Sutherland. 

Edin.  Univ.;  Hon.  Sheriff-Sub.  and  J.P. 
for  Sutherlandshire ;  Dir.  Dornoch  Light  Rly . 
Co.  ;  Chm.  Dornoch  Sch.  Bd.  Address  : 
Links  House,  Dornoch,  Sutherland. 

KNUTHSEN,  Louis  Francis,  1880-7. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  1869 ;  s.  of  Francis 
Knuthsen,  West  Indies  ;  Dux  of  CI. 
2, 3,  4,  and  6, 1882-4  and  1886 ;  Special 
Prize,  CI.  7,  1887  ;  XV.,  XI.  ;  won 
Half-mile,  1887. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1893  ;  M.D. 
1901  ;  A.F.C.  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  Phys.  St. 
John's  Hosp.  Dis.  of  Skin,  Lond.  ;  Author  o£ 
Obstinate  Hiccough  and  various  communi- 
cations to  med.  journals;  m.  Mildred  Helen 
Howell.  Address:  33  Chesham  Street,  Bel- 
grave  Square,  Lond.,  S.W. 


LINDSAY,  George  Herbert,  1880-6.  CI. 
1-U.M.  (Merrv-Gardiner  CI.  1882-6). 
b.  16  Oct.  1870 ;  s.  of  John  K.  Lind- 
say, S.S.C,  59  Dick  Place. 

■Partner  of  Andrew  Usher  and  Co.,  Dis- 
tillers, Edin. ;  m.  1902  Helen,  dau.  of  James 
TurnbuU,  W.S. ,  Edin.  Address:  22  Rothesay 
Terrace,  Edin. 

MACDONALD,  Andrew  Thomas,  1882. 
CI.  2.  b.  12  Feb.  1871  ;  s.  of  D.  P. 
Macdonald,  36  Royal  Terrace. 

Benedictine  monk  at  Fort  Augustus, 
Inverness-shire.  Address:  The  Abbey,  Fort 
Augustus. 

MACDONALD,  Thomas  F.,  1880-1.  CI.  1. 
s.  of  Angus  Macdonald,  M.A.,  M.D.. 
F.R.C.P.,  29  Charlotte  Square. 

M 'DOUG ALL,  George  D.  F.,  1881-4. 
CI.  2-L.M.  s.  of  Donald  M'Dougall, 
Ashens,  Tarbert. 

M'INTOSH,  Andrew,  1880-7.  CI.  1-7. 
s.  of  George  M'Intosh,  S.S.C,  41  Great 
King  Street. 

Address:  c/o  George  M'Intosh,  W.S.,  87 
George  Street,  Edin. 

M'INTOSH,  WiUiam,  1880-5.  CI.  1-U.M. 
s.  of  George  M'Intosh,  S.S.C,  41  Great 
King  Street. 

In  Bank  of  Scot. ,  Edin. ,  till  1 893 ;  since  then 
in  Bank  of  Bengal,  India.  A  ddress :  c/o  George 
M'Intosh,  W.S.,  87  George  Street,  Edin. 

MACKENZIE,  Frederick  Willi  am,  1880-1. 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Maj.-Gen.  Colin  Mackenzie, 
7th  Regt.,  10  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

MACKENZIE,  William  Allan,  1880-3. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1870 ;  s.  of  Duncan 
Proby  Mackenzie,  15  St.  Bernard's 
Crescent ;  d. 

MACMILLAN,  Thomas,  1883-5.  CI.  4 
and  U.M.  s.  of  Mrs.  Macmillan, 
Girvan,  Ayrshire. 

MEIKLE,  Christopher,  1881-7.  CI.  2- 
U.M.  b.  28  Feb.  1867  ;  s.  of  Jame.s 
Meikle,  F.I.A.,  Wardiebum  House, 
Ferry  Road  ;   XI. 

Rubber-planter,  F.M.S.  (ret.).  Address: 
Wardiebum  House,  Ferry  Road,  Edin. 

MITCHELL,  James,  1880-6.  CI.  1-U.M 
b.  6  .Jan.  1869  ;  s.  of  WilUam  Mitchell, 
Ribigill,  Tongue,  Sutherlandshire ; 
Dux  CI.  1,  1881, 

Address :  Ribigill,  Tongue,  Sutherland- 
shire. 


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MURE,  Thomas  Valliant  Lockhart-, 
1882-6.  CI.  3-5.  b.  1870;  s.  of  James 
Ochterlonie  Lockhart-Mui-e,  Living- 
stone, Kirkcudbrightshire ;  XV.,  XI. ; 
won  Cricket  Ball,  1886. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1896;  A.F.C.  ; 
A.C.C.  ;  m.  Isabella  D.  M'Gown,  Glasg. 
Address  :    10  Craigydon  Parade,  Llandudno. 

MURRAY,  William,  1882-7.  CI.  2-7. 
b.  24  Oct.  1870  ;  s.  of  John  Murray 
of  Wooplaw,  Galashiels,  W.S. 

Agent  B.L.  Bank,  George  Street  Branch, 
Edin.  Address  :  30  St.  Bernard's  Crescent, 
Edin. 

NAPIER,  George,  1880-7.  CI.  1-7.  b. 
80  May  1869  ;  s.  of  Alexander  J. 
Napier,  W.S.,  11  Heriot  Row. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Cooper's  HiU  ;  A.M.I.C.E. 
1896;  Ass.  C.E.  to  the  Admiralty,  1896; 
employed  on  Keyham  extension  of  Devon- 
port  Dockyard:  d.  11  March  1898  at  Cape 
Town. 

NOTLEY,  John,  1880-3.  CI.  1-3.  b. 
1  Jan.  1871  ;  s.  of  William  J.  Notley, 
M.D.,  B.A.,  9  Langley  Road,  Birm- 
ingham. 

Queen's  Coll.  Birmingham  ;  L.R.C.P.E., 
L.R.C.S.E.,  and  L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1898;  Surg. 
to  Midland  and  G.W.  Rly.  Friendly  Socs.  ; 
m.  Ethel  Tunstall,  Birmingham.  Address  : 
411  Coventry  Road,  Small  Heath,  Birm- 
ingham. 

ORDE,  WiUiam  Roden,  1883-4.  CI.  L.M. 
b.  2  Feb.  1867  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Leonard 
Shafto  Orde  of  Westwood  Hall, 
Northumberland. 

In  Canada;  m.  1891  Gertrude  Maud 
Paulina,  3rd  dau.  of  John  Stevenson  of 
Ballyvaughan,  Co.  Clare. 

PEARCE,  William  Henry,  1880-6.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  13  April  1871  ;  s.  of 
William  H.  Pearce,  Holly  Lodge,  York 
Road,  Trinity. 

Stock  Exchange,  Edin. ,  for  six  y rs.  ;  since 
then  in  Lend.,  with  Hamilton,  Mackay  and 
Thomson, Stockbrokers.  Address:  29  Butler 
Avenue,  Harrow  on  the  Hill,  Middlesex. 

PRINGLE,  George  Loraine  Kerr,  1881-6. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  26  April  1869  ;  s.  of  John 
Pringle,  M.D.,  27  Rutland  Square; 
XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1893  ;  M.D. 
1897  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  Hon.  Phys.  Roy. 
Bath  Hosp.,  Harrogate;  Fell,  (late  Pres.) 
R.  Med.  Soc,  Edin.  ;  Mem.  B.M.A.  ;  Leeds 
M.C.  and  Harrogate  Med.  Soc.  ;  contri- 
buted various  articles  to  med.  journals ; 
m.  Miss  Wilkie.  A  ddress :  2  Springfield 
Avenue,  Harrogate. 


RALSTON,  Gavin,  1883-7.  CI.  L.  and 
U.M.  b.  6  Aug.  1869  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Ralston,  J. P.,  Glamis,  Forfarshire  ; 
XV.,  XI. 

Land  Agent;  J. P.  and  CC.  for  Co.  of  For- 
far ;  Ohm.  of  various  Sch.  Bds.  and  Parish 
Councils.     Address  :   Glamis,  Forfarshire. 

REID,  James  Walker,  1880-6.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  b.  13  Nov.  1870  ;  s.  of  William 
Reid,  W.S.,  7  Palmerston  Place. 

Mem.  of  Municipal  Council  of  Cameron, 
Manitoba,  1904-10;  Reeve,  1907-10.  Ad- 
dress :  Elgin,  Manitoba,  Canada. 

REOCH,  Hugh  Stanley,  1880-1.  CI.  1. 
b.  23  March  1870  ;  s.  of  John  Fowler 
Reoch,  39  Inverlcith  Row. 

Glasg.  Academy,  1881-2  ;  Glasg.  High 
School,  1882-4 ;  ii  mercantile  business, 
1884-7  ;  insurance  since  1887.  Address : 
22  Montgomerie  Street,  Kelvinside,  Glasg. 

ROBERTSON,  Henry  Argyll,  1880-5. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  23  Dec.  1868  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  H.  M.  Robertson,  66  Great  King 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1S93  ;  also  at 
Berlin  and  Vienna  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  Mem. 
Glasg.  Med.  Chir.  Soc.  ;  Med.  Ref.  Rock 
Assur.  Co.  ;  late  Ass.  Med.  Off.  H.M. 
Prison,  Glasg.,  etc.  ;  m.  Edith  Muiriel,  dau. 
of  John  Wilson  of  Gala,  Lismore,  Victoria. 
Address  :  125  West  End  Lane,  West  Hamp- 
stead,  Lond.,  N.W. 

ROSS,  George  Ross  Williamson,  fmly. 
G.  R.  Wilhamson,  1882-7.  CI.  3-7.  b. 
3  Nov.  1869 ;  s.  of  J.  H.  R.  Williamson, 
Balnagown,  Fearn  ;  XV.,  XI. ;  won 
Quarter-mile,  1887. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  thereafter  studied  singing 
at  Roy.  Coll.  of  Music,  Lond.,  and  Conser- 
vatoire of  Music  in  Milan ;  Singer ;  S. 
grand-uncle  in  estate  of  Pitcalnie,  1884, 
and  assumed  the  surname  of  Ross  ;  m.  1897 
Catherine  E.  WilUams,  Maida  Vale,  Lond.  ; 
d.  25  Aug.  1903  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xi.  15. 

STEUART,  James  Archibald,  1880-6. 
CI.  1-6,  b.  16  April  1869 ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Elis  Steuart,  Sec.  B.L.  Co. 
Bank. 

Priv.  Sec.  and  Chamberlain  to  Duke  of 
Buccleuch  at  Dalkeith  ;   d.  30  Sept.  1905. 

STEWART,  William  James  Johnstone, 
1883-6.  CI.  4-6.  b.  15  March  1868  ; 
s.  of  D.  W.  Stewart,  Cartland,  Lanark : 
XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1891  ;  M.D. 
1896  ;  D.P.H.,  Cambridge,  1895  ;  A.F.C.  ; 
Sen.  Ass.  Med.  Off.  and  Dep.  Med.  Supt 
Metropolitan  Asyl.  Bd.,  Lond. ;  Med.  Supt. 
and  Lect.  on  Infectious  Dis.,  Infectious 
Hosp.,  WiUesden,  etc.  Address:  28  Craven 
Park,  WiUesden,  Lond.,  N.W. 


384     DR.  MERRY'S  (AFTERAVARUS  MR.  GARDINER'S)  CLASS,  1881-8 


TAYLOR,  Malcolm  Campbell,  1881-4. 
CI.  2-L.M.  b.  20  Mav  1868  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  M.  C.  Taylor,  D.D.,  Prof,  of  Ch. 
Hist.,  Univ.  of  Edin. ;  XV. 

Sheep  Farmer,  Australia,  1887  ;  went  to 
S.  Africa  with  Austrahan  contingent  in  the 
Boer  War ;  served  with  Australian  contin- 
gent under  Col.  Benson,  and  was  in  several 
engagements;  served  thereafter  under  Lord 
TuUibardine  in  Scottish  Horse ;  offered 
Commission  by  Lord  TuUibardine ;  at 
present  in  business  in  S.  Africa.  Address  : 
P.O.  Box  No.  2766,  Johannesburg,  S.  Africa. 

THOMSON,  Ronald  E.  Christie,  1881-5. 
CI.  2-5.  b.  30  April  1869 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Christie  Thomson  of  Gruel- 
dykes,  Berwickshire. 

Edin.  Univ.;  2nd  V.B.,  K.O.S.B. ;  Hon. 
Lt.  in  Army,  22  July  1902.  War  Services : 
S.  African  War,  :90i-2  ;  operations  in 
Transvaal,  O.R.C.,  and  Cape  Colony,  April 
1901  to  May  1902  (Queen's  medal,  five 
clasps).     Address  :  Duns,  Berwickshire. 

THOMSON,  William,  1880-5.  CI.  1-U.M. 
b.  2  Sept.  1869  ;  s.  of  James  Wishart 
Thomson,  8  Inverleith  Place. 

Ship  Owner,  Leith ;  m.  C.  Robertson- 
Durham,  dau.  of  J.  A.  Robertson-Durham, 
C.A.,  Edin.  Address  :  18  Coates  Gardens, 
Edin. 

VEITCH,  John  Ogilvie,  1880-3.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  28  Jan.  1869  ;  s.  of  Christopher 
Veitch,  11  Rothesay  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1895  ;  also 
at    Vienna ;     med.    pract.    at    Norsewood, 


Hawkes  Bay,  N.Z.  ;  fmly.  Ass.  Med.  Off. 
Co.  and  City  Asyl.,  Powick,  Worcester;  m. 
Alice  AUard.  Address:  Norsewood,  Hawkes 
Bay,  N.Z. 

WALLACE,  Kenneth,  1880-6.  CI.  1-0. 
b.  30  Jan.  1870 ;  s.  of  Ebenezer 
Wallace,  AVine  Merchant,  32  St. 
Andrew  Square  and  23  Saxc- 
Coburg  Place. 

Provision  Merchant,  Liverpool ;  m.  Ida 
Taverner,  Liverpool.  A  ddress  :  92  Maga- 
zine Lane,  New  Brighton,  Cheshire. 

WELSH,  John  Aitken,  1882-7.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  28  March  1871  ;  s.  of  John  Welsh, 
S.S.C,  of  Moredun,  Midlothian. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  LL.B.  1894  ;  Advocate, 
1895;  Sheriff  Sub.  at  Greenock,  1911; 
m.  Frances  Wightman,  Edin.  Address  : 
Greenock. 

WRIGHT,  Richmond  Campbell,  1881-4. 
CI.  2-L.M.  b.  24  Oct.  1866;  s.  of 
William  Wright,  late  Judge,  Cuttack, 
Bengal. 

Engineering  Dept.,  Assam-Bengal  Rly.  ; 
m.  Amy,  dau.  of  Arthur  Acton,  Sen.  Partner 
of  G.  Allan  and  Co.,  Calcutta  (ret.).  Address  : 
Haflong,  North  Cachar  Hills,  A.B.  Rly., 
India. 

WRIGHT,  Seymour  Campbell,  1881-6. 
CI.  2-U.M.  b.  4  Jan.  1869;  s.  of 
William  Wright,  late  Judge,  Cuttack, 
Bengal;  XV. 

Tea-planter,  Terai,  Darjeeling  ;  d.  28  July 


DR.  MERRY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  GARDINER'S)  CLASS,  1881-8 


ANDERSON,  Robert  Edward  Pyper, 
1881-2.  CI.  1.  b.  27  April  1871  ; 
s.  of  Robert  E.  Anderson,  M.A., 
Shepherd's  Bush,  Lond. 

Sub-Man.  of  the  Pearl  Assur.  Co.,  Lond. ; 
m.  E.  Yorke,  dau.  of  Capt.  J .  A.  Yorke.  A  d- 
dress  :  41  Blandfields  Street,  Balham,  Lond., 
S.W. 

BAY'NE,  James  Ernest,  1884-5.  CI. 
L.M.     b.  1869  ;   s.  of  David  Bayne. 

Capt.  3rd  Batt.  Seaforth  Highs. ;  Lt.  1891 ; 
ret.  1896 ;  m.  E.  F.  Bucknall.  Address :  Bey- 
ton  House,  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  Suffolk. 

BLACK,  Frederick  Morrison,  1888.  CI.  7. 
b.  1864 ;  s.  of  John  Milne  Black, 
Brewer,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1892  ;  gen.  med. 
pract.  Address  :  100  Chetwynd  Road, 
Kentish  Town,  Lond.,  N.W.,  and  122  Dart- 
mouth Park  Hill,  Highgate,  Lond.,  N. 


BLACK,  John  Milne,  1888.  CI.  7.  b. 
10  Oct.  1861  ;  s.  of  John  Milne 
Black,  Brewer,  Edin. 

A.C.C. ;  Brewer,  Edin. ;  m.  Evelyn,  dau. 
of  Robert  Patersoa,  M.D.  Address:  15 
North  Park  Terrace,  Edin. 

BOSWALL,  James  Donaldson,  1881-4. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  11  Oct.  1870  ;  s.  of  Gen. 
Boswall,  Donaldson  House,  Wardie. 

Fettes,  1884-8  ;  XV. ;  Edin.  Univ. ;  A.F.C.; 
W.S.  1894  ;  served  with  City  of  Lond.  Imp 
Vols,  in  S.  African  War  (two  medals)  ;  re- 
ceived the  Freedom  of  the  City  of  Lond.  , 
Civil  Intell.  Dept.,  Pretoria,  1902  ;  Attorney 
in  the  Transvaal ;  Fruit  and  Dairy  Farmer  ; 
m.  Theresa  Rassam.  Address  :  c/o  Post 
Office,  Wonderboom,  Pretoria  North,  Trans- 
vaal, S.  Africa. 

BOWIE,  Robert  Gibson,  1881-6.  CI. 
1-U.M,  b.  2  April  1869  ;  s.  of  John 
Tweedie  Bowie,  C.A.,  Ediii. ;  XV. 


DR.  MERRY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  GARDINER'S)  CLASS,  1881-8      385 

DEVESON,  Robert,  1881-3.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Robert  Deveson,  6  Barnton 
Terrace. 


W.S.  1893  ;  m.  Mary  Agnes  Rist,  dau. 
of  James  Francis  Gordon  Shirrefs-Gordon 
of  Craig  Castle,  Aberdeenshire.  Address  : 
h  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

BOYD,  Henry  Norris,  1881-7.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  28  June  1870  ;  s.  of  John  Boyd, 
Publisher,  27  Melville  Street;  Mit- 
chell Medal,  1887  ;  XV.,  XI. 

A.F.C.  (Capt.  1893-5)  ;  F.F.A.  1907  ; 
Scott.  Equitable  Life  Assur.  Soc.  1887-97  ; 
City  of  Glasg.  Life  Assur.  Co.  since  1897;  Sec, 
Edin.,  1898-1911;  Ass.  Sec.  at  H.O.,  Glasg., 
191 1 ;  apptd.  in  1914  Supt.  in  Canada  of 
the  Life  Dept.  N.B.  and  Merc.  Insur.  Co., 
with  H.Q.  at  Montreal.  Address :  80  St. 
Francois  Xavier  Street,  Montreal,  Canada. 

BUCHANAN,  WiUiam,  1881-7.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  s.  of  Edward  G.  Buchanan, 
New  Gardens,  Dalmeny. 

CASSELS,  Gilbert  Kennedy,  1882-8. 
CI.  2-7.  b.  27  March  1871  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  Andrew  Cassels,  Clerk  in  Holy 
Orders,  11  Brunswick  Street. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  1893 ;  M.A. 
1897;  2nd  CI.  Hons.  Theolog.  Trip.;  Cox. 
Coll.  VIII.  ;  C.  of  Bolsterstone,  Sheffield, 
1894-1903  ;  V.  of  Old  Warden,  Beds,  since 
1903;  m.  Aline  Antrobus  Cowell.  Address: 
Old  Warden  Vicarage,  Biggleswade,  Beds. 

CHRISTIE,  Lindsay  Bruce  Stark,  1881-4. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  6  Dec.  1870  ;  s.  of  James 
Henry  Robert  Stark  Christie  of  Teases, 
Largo,  Fife. 

Fettes,  1884-8  ;  R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1889  ; 
won  Half,  One,  and  Two  Miles,  1890 ;  R.M.A. 
V.  R.M.C.  won  Half  and  Mile,  1890  ;  Maj. 
R.A. ;  2nd  Lt.  1891;  Lt.  1894;  Capt.  1899; 
Div.  Adj.  1899-1903 ;  Maj.  (Res.  of  Off.),  1911; 
Gunnery  Instructor,  2nd  CI.,  1905 ;  Gunnery 
Instructor,  ist  CI.,  Sch.  of  Gunnery,  1905-9. 
Address :  R.A.  Mess,  Mauritius. 

COLDSTREAM,  George  Probyn,  1882-8. 
CI.  2-7.  b.  16  Aug.  1870;  s.  of 
William  Coldstream,  B.C.S.  (Pun- 
jaub) ;   XL 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1893;  A.F.C; 
gen.  med.  pract.  ;  m.  Lilian,  dau.  of  Maj! 
Mercer  Tod,  late  of  43rd  Regt.  Address  : 
10  Garlinge  Road,  Cricklewood,  Lond.,  N.W. 

DAVIDSON,  Thomas  Middleton,  1882. 
CI.    1.     s.    of   Donald   Davidson,    16 

Merchiston  Park. 

DAWSON,  Alexander  Bashall,  1881-6. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  19  Oct.  1869  ;  s.  of  Adam 
Dawson,  15  Inverleith  Terrace. 

CA.  Edin.  1893 ;  of  John  GiUon  and  Co. 
Ltd.,  Wme  Merchants,  Leith  ;  5th  V.B.R.S. 
(Leith)  for  twelve  yrs.  ;  m.  Aileen  Twenty- 
man  Sraithers.  Address:  33  Royal  Terrace, 
Edin. 


2b 


DICKSON,  William  Purdie,  1883-7.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  17  April  1870  ;  s.  of  James 
Dickson,  2  Regent  Terrace  ;  Ferguson 
Medal,  1886. 

C.A.  Edin.  1894  ;    d.  15  June  1902. 

DUDGEON,  Robert  Alexander,  1881-4. 

CI.    1-3.     b.    1    Feb.    1867;     s.    of 

Alexander  Dudgeon,  Easter  Dalmeny. 

Farmer.  Address :  Humbie,  Kirkliston, 
Linlithgowshire. 

DUNBAR,  Home  Douglas  Geddes,  1883-6. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  20  Dec.  1870  ;  s.  of  Col. 
W.  M.  Dunbar  of  H.M.  Bodyguard  of 
Gentlemen-at-Arms,  52  George  Square. 

Won  Longman  Cup  (scr.),  Sunningdale 
G.C,  Berks,  1904  ;  rowed  for  St.  Andrews 
Boat  Club  V.  Edin.  Univ.  1891  ;  Stock  Ex- 
change, Lond.  ;  m.  1900  Aileen  O'Connor. 
Address  :    Stock  E.xchange,  Lond. 

FINLAY,  Charles  Patrick,  1881-4.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  30  March  1871  ;  s.  of  Charles 
P.  Finlay,  W.S.,  17  Northumberiand 
Street. 

Loretto,  1884-9  ;  XL  and  XV.  ;  A.F.C. 
(Capt.  1895-7);  Stockbroker's  clerk;  d. 
5  Aug.  1897  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  v.  4. 

FLEMING,  Charies  David,  1882-6,  CI. 
2-5.  b.  15  Sept.  1869;  s.  of  Rev. 
John  Fleming,  18  Blacket  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  1886-9  ;  Mining  Comr.,  Gwelo 
S.Rhodesia;  J.P.  S.  Rhodesia;  m.  Lily  Gair 
Mackenzie.     Address:  Gwelo,  S.  Rhodesia. 

FORTUNE,  Ernest  George,  1882-6.  CI 
2-5.  b.  27  July  1870  ;  s.  of  George 
Fortune,  Bamsmuir,  Crail. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,C.M.  1892;  F.R.CS.E. 
1895;  gen.  med.  pract.;  m.  Sophie  Farley 
dau.  of  Thomas  Kennedy.  Address  :  7  Lou- 
don Terrace,  Kelvinside,  Glasg. 

FOWLER,  James  Stewart,  1881-6.     CI 
1-5.     b.  22  Oct.  1870 ;    s.  of  James 
Stewart  Fowler,  M.D.,  15  Henderson 
Row. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.D.  1899;  M.B  CM 
1892  ;  M.R.CP.E.  1893  ;  F.R.C.P.E.'  1897  ] 
M.R.C.S.  and  L.R.C.P.  Lond.  1892  •  gen 
med.  pract.  ;  Phys.  Roy.  Edin.  Ho'sp.  for 
Sick  Children  ;  Jt.  Ed.  Edin.  Med.  Journal; 
various  publications  on  med.  subjects  ;  m. 
Edith  Hudson.  Address:  55  Northumber- 
land Street,  Edin. 

GLASSFORD,  Clement  Gordon,  1882-7 
CI.  2-U.M.     b.  4  March  1869  ;    s.  of 


886     DR.  MERRY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  GARDINER'S)  CLASS,  1881-8 


James  Gordon  Glassford  of  Dougalston, 
Stirling  ;  XV.  (Capt.) ;  XI.  (Capt.). 

A.F.C.  ;  A.C.C.  ;  won  Straits  Golf  Cham- 
pionship twice  ;  plaved  for  Straits  v.  Hong- 
Kong  at  cricket,  1897  ;  Coffee-planter,  Nil- 
giris,  S.  India;  subsequently  went  to  the 
F.M.S.,  starting  as  a  coffee-planter,  and 
afterwards  rubber-planter.  Address  :  c/o 
L.  H.  Black,  3  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. 

GLASSFORD,  Oswald  Gordon,  1882-7. 
CI.  2-6.  b.  16  April  1870  ;  s.  of  James 
Gordon  Glassford  of  Doiigalston,  Stir- 
ling ;  XV.  and  XI. 

A.C.C.  ;  Coffee-planter,  Nilgiris,  S.  India  ; 
subsequently  went  to  the  F.M.S.  as  a  coffee 
and  rubber  planter;  d.  2  Oct.  1909  at 
GuUane  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  8. 

GORDON,  Hugh,  1881-7.  CI.  1-7.  b.  1 
Jan.  1871 ;  s.  of  George  Gordon  of 
Donavourd,  Pitlochry;  Dux  CI.  5, 
1886,  and  of  the  School,  1887;  1st 
Acad.  Club  Prizes,  1886  and  1887, 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A.  1890;  Sol.,  Lond.  Ad- 
dress: c/o  John  A.  Gordon  and  Co.,  87 
Bishopsgate,  Lond.,  E.C. 

GREGORSON,  John  Duncan,  1881-6. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  1871  ;  s.  of  Angus  Gregor- 
son,  10  Doune  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1894  ;  practised 
for  some  years  in  Leytonstone,  Essex  ;  from 
1901  Med.  Off.  to  several  large  tea  estates 
in  Upper  Assam,  India  ;  F.R.S.  of  Tropical 
Research  and  Hygiene  ;  contributed  several 
articles  on  best  methods  of  combating  disease 
among  coohes  on  the  tea  estates  of  Upper 
Assam;  murdered  on  the  Dihong  River, 
Assam,  30  March  191 1. 

HALL,  WiUiani  Thompson,  1883-6.  CI. 
3-L.M.  b.  1871  ;  s.  of  Wm.  Thomp- 
son Hall,  Troughend,  Woodburn, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM.  1893 ;  med.  pract. 
Address :  12  Heaton  Road,  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne. 

HANNAY,  Peter  Macdowall,  1886-7. 
G.  6.  b.  28  March  1870  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Hannay,  J.P.,  Rokeby,  Bridge  of 
Allan;  XV. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1887-8 ;  m.  Margaret  Wother- 
spoon  Reid,  Glasg.  Address :  125  North 
Jefferson  Street,  Riverside,  Cal.,  U.S.A. 

JAMESON,  Robert  Dundonald,  1882-7 
(April).  CI.  2-5.  b.  17  March  1869  ; 
s.  of  Surg.-Gen.  J.  Jameson,  C.B.,  Rose- 
bank  Villa,  Wardie  Road  ;   XV. 

Edin  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P.  and  L.R.C.S.E. 
1893  ;  L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1893  ;  A.F.C.  ;  Fleet 
Surg.  R.N. ;  Surg.  1894 ;  Staff  Surg.  1902  ; 
Fleet  Surg.  1910 ;  S.  .African  medal  and 
clasp   for   service   on   H.M.S.   ■Doris'   and 


in  Cape  Colony,  1 899-1902  ;  m.  Mabel,  3rd 
dau.  of  H.  Copland,  C.E.,  Eltham.  Address  : 
c/o  Admiralty,  Whitehall,  Lond.,  S.W. 

JAMIESON,  John  Christian,  1881-8.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  23  Jan.  1871  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Allan  Jamieson,  M.D.,  35  Charlotte 
Square;  Dux  of  the  School,  1888; 
best  in  French  and  German,  CI.  7, 
1st  Acad.  Club  Prize  and  Mackenzie 
Prize  for  French,  German,  and  English, 
1888  ;  Acad.  Exhib.  1889-92  ;  XV. 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1890-3  ;  XV.  ;  B.A.  ; 
M.A.  1910 ;  M.A.  Univ.  of  Cape  of  Good 
Hope,  1911;  in  S.  Africa,  1893-1903;  em- 
ployed on  gold  mines  on  the  Rand,  and  on 
several  railway  surveys  and  constructions 
in  the  O.F.S.,  Transvaal,  and  Cape  Colony  ; 
A.M.  Inst.  C.E.  190O ;  in  Canada,  1907- 
1909,  engaged  on  irrigation  works  in  the 
Rocky  Mountains,  etc.  ;  at  present  on  en- 
gineering staff  of  S.  African  Rlys.  ;  engaged 
on  railway  construction  in  the  Cape  Province ; 
Mem.  of  the  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers  (King's 
Bodyguard  for  Scot.).  Address:  S.African 
Railways,  Eende  Kuit,  Cape  Province,  S. 
Africa,  and  35  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

JEFFREY,  Peter,  1881-5.  CI.  1-4.  s.  of 
David  Jeffrey,  14  Randolph  Crescent. 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  M.A.  (Hons.  Hist.)  ; 
Brewer ;  m.  Nora  Madeline  Balme.  Ad- 
dress :    15  Coates  Gardens,  Edin. 

KEAY,  Charles,  1881-6.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
1871  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Andrew  Keay,  32 
Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Farmer,  N.Z.  ;  now  in  insurance  office, 
Dunedin,  N.Z.  ;   m.     . 

KINDERSLE  Y,  Archibald  Ogilvie  Ly  ttle 
ton,  1881-7.     CI.  1-U.M.     b.  7  April 
1869  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Henry  W.  Kinders- 
ley,  late  29th  Regt.,  Tranmere,  Lym- 
ington,  Hants. 

Maj.  3rd  H.L.I.  ;  2nd  Lt.  4th  Batt.  H.L.I. 
1887;  Lt.  1889;  Capt.  1892;  Wing.  Off. 
Niger  Coast  Protectorate,  1893  ;  present  with 
Brass  River  exped.  1895  (medal  and  clasp, 
desp.);  apptd.  Sp.  Service  Off.,  S.  African 
War,  Feb.  1900 ;  Transport  Off.  to  Army 
H.Q.  and  Corps  Troops,  April  1900;  Staff 
Off.  for  Transport,  1901-2  (Queen's  S.A. 
medal  with  three  clasps.  King's  S.A.  medal 
with  two  clasps) ;  seconded  for  service  under 
the  Transvaal  Govt,  in  the  Dept.  of  Native 
Affairs,  1902-10;  Maj.  3rd  H.L.I.  1906; 
apptd.  Hon.  Attach^  to  H.B.M.'s  Embassy, 
Japan,  July  191 1  ;  m.  Edith  Mary,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Craven,  D.L.,  J.P.,  of  Kirklington 
Hall,  Notts.  Address:  British  Embassy, 
Tokio,  Japan.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  viii.  98. 

KINDERSLEY,  Ronald  Charies  Murray, 
1881-7.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  11  Aug.  1870; 
s.  of  Capt.  Henry  W.  Kindersley,  late 
29th  Rcgt.,  Tranmere,  Lymington^ 
Hants. 


DR.  MERRY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  GARDINER'S)  CLASS,  1881-8      387 


Planter,  Selangor,  F.M.S.,  since  1893 ; 
Gen.  Man.  Inch  Kenneth  Rubber  Estates 
Ltd.,  Kajang  Rubber  Estates  Ltd.,  and  the 
Glenshiel  Rubber  Estates  Co.  Ltd.  ;  Dir. 
of  Kajang  Rubber  Estates  Ltd.  and  Bal- 
gownie  Rubber  Estates  Ltd.  ;  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  of  Maj.-Gen.  F.  W.  CoUis  (Col.  2ist 
Punjabis).  Address  :  Selangor,  F.M.S.,  and 
Lj-mington,  Hants. 

LAMONT,  Henry  Maclaurin,  1881-8.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  1  March  1872  ;  s.  of  Donald 
Lamont,  3  Albert  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1891  ;  B.D.  1896  ; 
Min.  of  Ch.  of  Scot,  at  Coldingham  since 
1898  ;  m.  Annie  Gilchrist.  Address  :  The 
Manse,  Coldingham. 

LIVINGSTON,  George  Robert,  1882-5. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  2  Oct.  1869  ;  s.  of  George 
Kinloch  Livingston,  S.S.C.,  14  Ann 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM.  1895  ;  M.D.  1902  ; 
served  in  No.  4  (Univ.)  Co.  Q.V.B.R.S.  ; 
L.M.  Rot.  Hosp.,  Dublin,  1899  ;  Fell.  Obst. 
Soc,  Edin.;  Mem.  Roy.  Med.  Soc,  Edin.; 
F.R.S.  of  Med.,  Lond.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  Dumfries 
and  Galloway  Roy.  Inf.  ;  Surg.  Glasg.  and 
S.W.  Rly.  Co.,  etc. ;  Surg.-Capt.  5th  K.O.S.B. 
T.F.  and  M.O.  in  charge  3rd  (Reserve  Batt.) 
K.O.S.B.  ;  various  contributions  to  med. 
journals.  Address  :  47  Castle  Street,  Dum- 
fries. 

LYALL,  Henry  Arthur,  1881-3.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  22  Jan.  1871  ;  s.  of  David  Robert 
Lyall,  C.S.I.,  India. 

Lieut.  R.N.  ;  Naval  Cadet,  1884  ;  Mid. 
1887 ;  Sub-Lieut.  1891  ;  Lieut.  1893  ;  d. 
3  July  1903. 

M'BARNET,  Donald  M'Pherson,  1882-4. 
CI.  2,  3.  b,  4  July  1871  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Donald  Hay  M'Bamet,  79th  Regt. 

Blair  Lodge,  1884 ;  Hants,  Southern 
Counties,  and  U.S.  R.F.C.s,  1891-4;  Lt.  3rd 
Batt.  Cameronians  (26th  Regt.),  1891-4  ; 
S.  Africa,  1894  (Jameson  Raid,  1896) ;  Mata- 
bele  rebellion,  1 896 ;  Boer  War,  1900;  mining 
in  Rhodesia  since  1898  ;  m.  E.  N.  Fitzwilliam 
Teiry.     Address  :   Hartley,  Rhodesia. 

M'CANDLISH,  Patrick  Dalmahoy,  1881- 
3.  a.  1-3.  b.  6  June  1871 ;  s.  of  John 
M.  M'Candlish,  W.S.,  27  Drumsheugh 
Gardens,  Man.  S.\J.  and  Nat.  Insur. 
Co. 

Loretto,  1884-8  ;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab;  B.A. ; 
Capt.  2nd  Batt.  A.  and  S.  Highs.  ;  2nd  Lt. 
1894  ;  Lt.  1897  ;  Capt.  1900  ;  Res.  of  Off. 
1913;  served  on  N.W.  Frontier  of  India, 
1897-8;  Tochi,  on  staS  (medal  with  clasp). 
Address:  c/o  E.  J.  M'Candlish,  W.S.,  31 
Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

MACGIBBON,  WilHam  Peter,  1882-4. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  7  March  1872 ;  s.  of  David 
MacGibbon,  28  Learmonth  Terrace. 

d.  26  July  1884. 


M'INTYRE,  James,  1884-5.  CI.  L.M. 
From  Wigtownshire. 

MACKAY,  Malcolm  Forbes,  1882-4.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  1869  ;  s.  of  Col.  Forbes 
Mackay  of  Carskey,  Campbeltown. 

d.  1884. 

MACKENZIE,  Francis  Hugh  Proby, 
1881-3.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  1871  ;  s.  of 
Duncan  Proby  Mackenzie,  15  St. 
Bernard's  Crescent ;   d. 

MACLEOD,  Alexander  John,  1882-7. 
CI.  2-5.  s.  of  A.  J.  Macleod,  12  Dud- 
dingston  Crescent,  Portobello  ;  XV. 

MACNAIR,  John,  1881-5.  CI.  1-L.M. 
s.  of  Capt.  John  Macnair,  2  Brandon 
Street. 

Address  :   Nahun  P.O.,  Kanagan,  B.C. 

MEIKLE,  Henrv  George  Watson,  1881-8. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  4  May  1870  ;  s.  of  James 
Meikle,  F.I.A.,  Wardiebum  House, 
Edin.  ;  Dux  Medal  and  Acad.  Club 
Prize  for  best  in  Mod.  Sch.  1887  ; 
Balfour  Prize  for  best  in  School  in 
Math.  1888  ;  XV.  and  XL  ;  winner  of 
Open  Steeplechase  and  Long  Jump, 
eq.,  1888. 

Edin.  Univ.  1888-9  :  F.F.A.  (Scot.),  1897  ; 
Actuary  to  the  Govt,  of  India.  Address  : 
United  Service  Club,  Simla,  India. 

MEIKLE,  Robert  Scott,  1881-7.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  b.  19  July  1868  ;  s.  of  James 
Meikle,  F.I.A.,  Wardieburn  House, 
Edin. 

Rubber-planter,  F.M.S.  ;  m.  Margaret 
Eleanora  Cuthbert.  Address :  Keithick, 
Coupar  Angus,  Perthshire. 

MOORHEAD,  Robert  Leishman,  1881-6. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  6  Aug.  1871 ;  s.  of  W.  Moor- 
head,  Hewitts,  Chelsfield,  Kent. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1895;  gen.  med. 
pract. ;  m.  1913  .  Address:  Westfield, 
South  Godstone,  Surrey. 

MORRISON,  Charles,  1882-4.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  10  May  1869 ;  s.  of  Charles  Morrison, 
25  Royal  Terrace. 

St.  Andrews  (Abbey  Park) ;  Ships'  Com- 
position Manufacturer  ;  m.  Jeannette  Kath- 
leen Gibson.  Address  :  Northcotes,  Syden- 
ham, Lond.,  S.E. 

MUTTER,  Archibald  David,  now  Archi- 
bald David  Mutter-Napier,  1881-7. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  28  July  1868  ;  s.  of  John 
Mutter  of  Manor  House,  Dunbar ; 
Dux    CI.    1,    2,    3,    and    4,    1882-5 ; 


388      DR.  MERRY'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  GARDINER'S)  CL.\SS,  1881-8 


Mackenzie  Prize,  best  in  Final  Exam., 
and  French  Prize,  CI.  7,  1887. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1890 ;  W.S.  1893  ; 
1900  resumed  family  patronymic  of  Napier 
(which  had  been  exchanged  by  father  for 
name  of  Mutter)  ;  m.  Annie  T.,  e.  surviv- 
ing dau.  of  the  Rev.  A.  T.  Cosens,  Min.  of 
Brough ton,  Peeblesshire.  Address:  22  Clar- 
endon Crescent,  Edin. 

NEWBIGGIXG,  William  Patrick  Eric, 
1881-4.  CI.  1-3.  b.  31  May  1871  ; 
s.  of  Lt.-Col.  William  Newbigging, 
late  Manchester  Regt.,  9-4  Lexhani 
Gardens,  Lond.,  W. 

Middlesex  Co.  R.F.  XV.  1891-2  ;  won 
High  Jump  and  Hurdles  at  Army  Athletic 
Meetings,  1896  and  1897  ;  Maj.  Manchester 
Regt.;  D.S.O.  1900;  2ndLt.  1892;  Lt.  1895; 
Adj.  1898;  Capt.  1899;  Maj.  1911  ;  served 
in  S.  Africa,  1899-1902 ;  present  at  actions 
of  Elandslaagte,  Pieter's  Hill,  Tugela  Heights 
(severely  wounded,  desp.  twice.  Queen's 
medal,  five  clasps.  King's  medal,  two  clasps) ; 
ra.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Wm.  Jones  of  Abberley 
Hall,  Worcestershire.  Address:  c/o  Holt 
and  Co.,  3  Whitehall  Place,  Lond.,  S.W. 

NEWTON,  Duncan  Gray,  1883-8.  CI. 
2-6  and  U.M.  b.  7  March  1869; 
s.  of  Thomas  Newton,  Barrister, 
India  ;  Dux  Medal  L.  Mod.  Sch.  1885  ; 
XI.  (Capt.  1888);  XV.  (Capt.  1887-8); 
won  Cricket  Ball,  1887,  and  Long 
Leap,  eq.,  1888. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,C.M.  1893;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1905  ;  A.F.C.  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  Lect.  on 
Vaccination,  Univ.  of  Sheffield ;  Surg,  to 
Jessop  Hosp.  for  Women,  Sheffield ;  Surg.- 
Maj.  4th  Y.  and  L.  Regt.  (T.)  ;  Mem. 
B.M.A.,  etc.  ;  m.  Janet  Mackinnon,  4th 
dau.  of  Archibald  Gray  of  Gray,  Dawes  and 
Co.,  Lond.,  37  Holland  Park,  Lend.,  W. 
Address :  7  Gladstone  Road,  Ranraoor, 
Sheffield. 

NISBET,  David  Mortimer,  1881-6.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1871  ;  s.  of  Robert  Nisbet,  4 
Bninton  Place ;  XV. 

Agent  Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.,  Aber- 
deen. Address  :  Commercial  Bank  House, 
Aberdeen. 

PATERSON,  Mansell  Lefebre,  1883-7. 
CI.  3-6.  s.  of  Mrs.  Paterson,  47  S. 
Bruntsfield  Place. 

PEMBERTON,  John  Critchley,  1883-6. 
CI.  3-U.M.  b.  15  April  1868  ;  s.  of 
Thos.  Hy.  Pemberton,  Dublin ;  best 
in  Math,  and  French,  L.  Mod.  Sch., 
1885. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  L.R.C.P.,  L.R.C.S.E.  1897  ; 
L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1897 ;  gen.  med.  pract., 
Burnley,  Lanes;  m.  J.  W.  Gordon;  d.  23 
Sept.  1 91 3  in  Canada. 


POTTER,  James  Coubro.  1881-5.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  13  July  1869  ;  s.  of  J.  Potter, 
Colintraive,  New  Beckenham,  Kent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1893  ;  L.R.C.P., 
L.R.C.S.E.,  L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1893  ;  M.D. 
Edin.  (Hons.),  1900;  Surg.  MetropoUtan 
Ear,  Nose,  and  Throat  Hosp.,  Lond.  ;  m. 
Jessie  Mary  Young.  Address :  19  Harley 
Street,  Lond.,  W. 

POTTS,  Arthur  Milkr.  1885-9.  CI.  5-7. 
b.  6  May  1872  ;  s.  of  Joseph  Potts, 
Architect,  Sunderland  ;   XV. 

Durham  CoU.  of  Science,  1890-1  ;  engin- 
eering in  N.Z. 

REID,  John,  1886-90.  CI.  6-7.  b.  1872  ; 
s.  of  Robert  Reid,  1  Ravelston  Park. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  after  course  of  engineering 
and  naval  architecture  in  Glasg.  became 
partner  in  Clyde  Shipbuilding  Co.,  Port 
Glasgow ;  now  head  of  John  Reid  and  Co., 
Naval  Architects  and  Surveyors,  Lond., 
Glasg.,  N.Y.,  and  Montreal.  Address : 
Baltic  Chambers,  50  Wellington  Street, 
Glcisg. 

RHENIUS,  Max,  1884-6.  CI.  5,  6.  b. 
15  May  1870  ;  s.  of  J.  R.  Rhenius, 
29  Regent  Terrace. 

Merton  Coll.  Oxon ;  Barr.,  Lond. ;  d.  Aug. 
1906. 

RIGG,  Herbert  William,  1881-2.  CI.  1. 
b.  June  1870  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Rigg,  39 
Inverleith  Row. 

Fettes,  1882-7  ;  went  to  Australia. 

RODGER,  Alexander,  1882-6.  CI.  2-5. 
b.  15  July  1871  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Alexander 
Rodger,  36  Coates  Gardens. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1894  ;  gen. 
med.  pract.  ;  m.  Dora  Eugenie  Graves. 
Address  :   Yetholm,  Kelso. 

ROSS,  Colin  Mackenzie  Eraser,  1883-6. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  1  May  1869  ;  s.  of  G.  M. 
Ross,  late  of  TorboU,  Sutherlandshire. 

Tea-planter  in  Ceylon  and  East,  1890-1910. 
Address  :  Scotsburn  House,  Kildary,  Ross- 
shire. 

THOMSON,  Charles  Ernest  Comrie, 
1883-5.  CI.  3,  4.  b.  15  Aug.  1870; 
s.  of  Sheriff  Comrie  Thomson,  24  Great 
King  Street. 

Loretto,  1885-90;  XV.;  A.F.C;  Rancher 
in  Austraha ;  m.  Anne  Page,  Australia. 
Address  :  Caloola,  Baa,  N.S.W.,  Australia. 

THOMSON,  Charles  William,  1881-6 
(Nov.).  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  7  Nov.  1869 ; 
s.  of  Henry  T.  Thomson,  25  Belgrave 
Crescent ;  XI. 

Joined  Scottish  Provident  Instit.  i885; 
now  Ass.  Sec.  at  H.O.,  Edin.  Address: 
8  Ramsay  Garden,  Edin. 


MR.  M'BEAN'S  CLASS,  1882-90 


389 


TITTERTOX,  William  Sanderson  Steele, 
1882-7.  CI.  2-6.  b.  16  Jan.  1869; 
s.  of  C.  R.  Titterton,  Eastbourne 
House,  Portobello. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  ;  gen.  med. 
pract.  ;   d.  26  June  1902. 

TOD,  Henry,  1881-2.  CI.  1.  b.  3  Julv 
1870;  s.  of  Henry  Tod,  W.S.,  23 
Lennox  Street. 

W.S.  1893 ;  N.P. ;  of  H.  and  H.  Tod,  W.S. ; 
m.  Elizabeth  Knap,  dau.  of  Wm.  Metcalf, 
Steel  Manufacturer,  Pittsburg,  U.S.A.  Ad- 
dress :   45  Castle  Street,-  Edin. 

TRAYNER,  Robert,  1881-2.  CI.  1,  s. 
of  the  Hon.  Lord  Trayner,  Senator 
of  Coll.  of  Justice. 

WATSON,  Charles  Heron,  1881-8.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  17  Sept.  1871  ;  s.  of  Sir 
Patrick  Heron  Watson,  M.D.,  LL.D., 
16  Charlotte  Square. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.  1894;  M.B.,  Ch.B. 
1899 ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1903  ;  also  at  Frei- 
burg, Heidelberg,  Vienna,  Berne,  Paris ; 
Ho.  Surg.  R.I.E.  1899-1900 ;  Ho.  Surg. 
Chalmers  Hosp.,  Edin.,  1901-2  ;  Ass.  Surg, 
there,  1903-4 ;  Non-Res.  Ho.  Surg.  Lock 
Dept.,  R.I.E.,  1903  ;  Ass.  Surg.  Leith 
Hosp.  1905-8  ;  Clin.  Tutor,  R.I.E.,  1906-7. 
Address  :  c/o  Stuart  and  Stuart,  W.S.,  56 
Frederick  Street,  Edin. 

WILSON,  Allan  Aitchison,  1883-8.  CI. 
3-7.  b.  2  Aug.  1870  ;  s.  of  Rev.  W. 
Lyon  Wilson,  Min.  of  F.C.  of  Scot., 
Musselburgh. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1895 ;  New  Coll. 
Edin.  and  Tiibingen  Univ.  ;  licensed  by 
F.  Ch.  Presb.,  Edin.,  1897  ;  Ass.  to  Rev.  Dr. 


Watson,  Largs,  1897-9  ;  at  South  U.F.  Ch., 
Aberdeen,  1900-2 ;  Min.  of  U.F.  Ch.,  Strichen, 
1903.  Address:  U.F.  Manse,  Strichen,  Aber- 
deenshire. 

Wood,  James  Julius  Hedley,  1881-7. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  11  Nov.  1870  ;  s.  of  Surg. 
Lt.-Col.  J.  J.  Wood,  I.M.S.  (ret.), 
Richmond,  Surrey. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1894;  Surg. 
R.M.S.  ■  Orient ' ;  Mem.  B.M.A.  ;  Actg.  Civil 
Surg.,  Julpaiguri,  Bengal,  1898-1900;  M.O. 
Assam  Frontier  Tea  Co.  1895-7;  DainaToorsa 
Tea  district,  1900-1 ;  Surg.  s.s.  '  City  of  Cor- 
inth '  to  1912  ;  d.  at  Calcutta,  26  April  1912. 

WRIGHT,  Leslie,  1884-7.  CI.  L.  and 
U.M.  b.  16  April  1870  ;  s.  of  Hugh 
Wright,  Alticry,  Mochrum,  Wigtown- 
shire ;   XV. ;   won  Long  Leap,  1887. 

Edin.  Univ.  1887-8  ;  King's  Coll.  Lond. 
18S8-92  ;  XV.  1888-91  ;  prizes  for  rifle- 
shooting  in  Canada  (5th  Roy.  Scots  Canada 
Mil.)  and  Tiro  Federol,  Bahia  Blanca,  Argen- 
tine, 1896 ;  1892  and  1893  surveying  on 
Can.  Pac.  Rly.,  Canada  ;  1894-1913  ranch- 
ing (cattle,  sheep,  wheat,  alfalfa,  horses, 
etc.)  and  colonising  in  various  parts  of  the 
Argentine  ;  1909-10  Mayor  of  town  of 
Canada  Verde,  Prov.  Cordoba,  Argentine ; 
m.  Maria  Josef  a,  Hintermeister.  Address  : 
Calle  Lacar  3782,  Devoto,  Buenos  Aires, 
Argentine  Republic. 

YOUNGER,  Robert  James,  1882-7.  CI. 
2-U.M.  b.  17  Nov.  1868;  s.  of 
Bailie  Robert  Younger,  15  Carlton 
Terrace  ;   XV. 

Jesus  Coll.  Cantab,  1888-91;  XV.;  Cam- 
bridge at  Golf  V.  Oxford,  1889  and  1891  ; 
Brewer,  Edin.  Address;  11  Ramsay  Gar- 
den, Edin.,  and  Mansfield,  Callander. 


MR.  M'BEAN'S  CLASS,   1882-90 


ALISON,  Robert  Barclay,  1884-90,  CI. 
3-U.  6.  b.  2  Feb.  1873  ;  s.  of  Arthur 
Alison,  3  Moray  Place  ;  XV. ;  won 
Quarter-mile,  1890. 

W.S.  1897  ;  m.  1902  Amy  A.,  dau.  of  the 
Hon.  Lord  Adam,  Senator  of  CoU.  of  Justice. 
A  ddress :  '11  South  Learmonth  Gardens, 
Edin. 

ARNOTT,  Herbert  George,  1883-5.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  4  Aug.  1871  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
L.  Arnott,  9  Belgrave  Place. 

Loretto,  18S5-8  ;  Coffee-planter,  Coorg, 
India  (ret.)  ;  m.  Ellen  Middleton  Taylor. 
Address  :    Ravenswood,  Heme  Bay,  Kent. 

BARRETT,  John  Campbell  White,1882-9. 
CI.  1-6.     b.  19  Sept.  1872  ;   s.  of  Rev. 


Isaac  Barrett,  F.  Ch.,  Skirling,  near 
Biggar. 

Leys  Sch.  Camb.  1889-90 ;  Edin.  Univ. 
1892-3  ;  Sugar-planter,  Sandwich  Islands, 
1893-4  !  returned  owing  to  ill-health  ;  in 
insur.  office,  1894-1907  ;  now  partner  of 
H.  Armour  and  Co.,  Printers,  Edin.  ;  m. 
Isobel  L.,  y.  dau.  of  James  Howden,  C.A., 
25  Melville  Street,  Edin.  Address :  The 
Throsk,  6  Succoth  Place,  Edin. 

BLAIR,  Hugh  Maxwell,  1883-4.  CI.  2. 
b.  31  Jan.  1872  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Blair, 
Sheriff  of  the  Lothians  and  Peebles, 
35  Moray  Place. 

Sedbergh  Sch.  1884-90 ;  XV.  ;  passed 
out  first,  R.M.C  Sandhurst,  1891 ;  Capt. 
Seaforth  Highs.  (Ross-shire  Buffs)  ;  2nd 
I.t.  1891  ;   Lt.  1893  ;   Capt.  1899  ;   attached 


390 


MR,  MBEAN'S  CLASS,  1882-90 


to  2nd  Batt.  W.  Atrican  Frontier  Force, 
1898  ;  served  in  Chitral  exped.  1895 
(Indian  Frontier  medal  and  clasp)  ;  \V. 
Africa,  1899-1900  {medal  and  clasp)  ;  S. 
Africa,  1899-1900  ;  killed  in  action  at  Koo- 
doosberg,  S.  Africa,  7  Feb.  1900  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  vii.  57. 

BROUN,  Dugald  Stuart,  1884,-8.  CI. 
3-U.M.  b.  5  March  1873;  s.  of 
Archibald  Broun  of  Johnstounburn, 
12  Oxford  Terrace. 

A.C.C.  ;  m.  Anna  Logan,  dau.  of  Wni. 
Torrance  of  Carcant.  Address  :  Castle- 
haven,  Ferry  Road,  Edin. 

CARMICHAEL,  Evan  Kenneth,  1888-90. 
CI.  1-L.M.  b.  31  March  1876  ;  s.  of 
Alexander  A.  Carmichael,  LL.D.,  30 
Royal  Circus. 

Civil  and  Mining  Engineer  and  Land 
Surveyor;  m.  1914  Marion  Ellen,  2nd  dau. 
of  Col.  Gubbins  of  Westward  Ho,  Devon- 
shire.   Address :    Malaga,  Spain. 

CARMICHAEL,  Ian  Macdonald,  1883-92. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  16  Dec.  1878;  s.  of 
Alexander  A.  Carmichael,  LL.D.,  30 
Royal  Circus. 

Mining  Engineer.  Address  :  ^lalaga, 
Spain. 

COCHRANE,  WiUiam,  1884-5.  CI.  3. 
s.  of  William  Cochrane,  J.P.,  Auchen- 
tibbert,  by  Stranraer. 

Address  :  Auchentibbert,  Stoneykirk, 
Stranraer. 

COLDSTREAM,  John  Clayton,  1882-8. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  16  July  1872  ;  s.  of  John 
P.  Coldstream,  W.S. 

Passed  second  into  and  out  of  R.M.C.  Sand- 
hurst; won  100  Yds.  Sandhurst  v.  Woolwich; 
Maj.  I.S.C.  ;  andLt.  1893  ;  Lt.  1895  ;  Capt. 
1902  ;  32nd  D.C.L.I.  1894-5  ;  loth  D.C.O. 
Lancers  (Hodson's  Horse),  1 895-1900;  Plague 
Duty,  Bombay,  1899-1900 ;  1900  to  date 
Punjab  Commission;  Comdt.  Border  Mil. 
Police,  Bannu,  1900-2,  during  Mahsood 
Waziri  blockade  (medal  with  clasp) ;  Comdt. 
Border  Mil.  Police,  Dera  Ghazi  Khan,  and 
Offg.  Dep.  Comr.,  Punjab,  since  1903;  m. 
Frances  Stafford  Lane.  Address  :  c/o  Pun- 
jab Govt.  Secretariat,  Lahore,  India. 

CRAUFURD,  Leshe,  1882-90.  CI.  1- 
U.  7.  b.  22  Nov.  1872 ;  s.  of  Robert 
Craufurd,  8  E.  Claremont  Street. 

A.F.C.  ;  Engineer ;  Vice-Pres.  Nelson 
Iron  Works  Ltd.,  Nelson,  B.C.  ;  m.  Agnes 
Ruth  Bodwell  of  Nelson,  B.C.  Address : 
Nelson,  B.C.,  Canada. 

DENNY,  Leshe,  1882-7.  CI.  1-U.M.  b. 
9  Feb.  1871  ;  s.  of  Peter  Denny,  J.P., 
Helenslee,  Dumbarton  ;  Jt.  Dux  and 
best  in  German,  L.  Mod.  Sch.,  1886. 


Glasg.  Univ.  three  yrs.  ;  J. P.  Dumbarton- 
shire ;  Lt.-Col.  9th  A.  and  S.  Highs,  (ret.)  ; 
Mem.  Inst.  Naval  Architects,  N.E.  Coast 
Engineers,  Scott.  Inst.  Engineers  and  Ship- 
builders, m.  Frances  C,  dau.  of  Dr.  A. 
Traill,  Provost  of  T.C.D.  Address:  Lyle- 
stone,  Cardross,  Dumbartonshire. 

DEWAR,  Edward,  1883-6.  CI.  2-4.  b. 
6  Dec.  1869 ;  s.  of  John  Dewar, 
Warriston  House. 

Electrical  Engineer ;  now  ranching  in 
Australia.  Address:  Arcoona  Station,  via 
Port  Augusta,  S.  Australia. 

DICKSON,  Ernest  Norman,  1884-8.  CI. 
3-6.  s.  of  Francis  A.  Dickson,  Fern 
Rock,  Queen's  Park,  Chester. 

FERGUSSON,  George  Alexander  Dun- 
more,  1882-90.  CI.  l-7b.  b.  23  April 
1871 ;  s.  of  Col.  Alexander  Fergusson, 
18  Lennox  Street ;  2nd  XL  (Capt. 
1890);  won  100  Yds.  and  Hurdles, 
1889  and  1890. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  with  Commercied  Bank  of 
Scot,  in  Lond.  (four  yrs.)  ;  subsequently  in 
Edin.  till  he  retired  in  1906 ;  d.  23  Dec. 
1906  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  77. 

FOULIS,  Reginald  John  Liston-,  1884-7. 
CI.  3-U.M.  b.  1871  ;  s.  of  Sir  James 
Liston-Foulis,  Bart.,  Millburn  Tower, 
Corstorphine. 

Of  Hatch  Beaucharap,  Somerset ;  d.  1907. 

GILLESPIE,  Frederick  George,  1885-8. 
CI.  4-6.  b.  4  July  1872  ;  s.  of  James 
D.  Gillespie,  M.D.,  10  Walker  Street. 

C.A.  Edin.  1897.  Address :  10  Walker 
Street,  Edin. 

GLASSFORD,  Napier  Gordon,  1882-8. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  20  July  1871 ;  s.  of 
James  Gordon  Glassford  of  Dougal- 
ston,  Stirling  ;   XV.  and  XI. 

A.C.C. ;  Sheep  Farmer,  N.Z. ;  m.  Miss 
M'Phail,  N.Z.  Address:  Cairnmore,  Tiniroti, 
Gisbome,  Poverty  Bay,  N.Z. 

GOLDSMID,  Neville,  1883-4.  CI.  2.  s. 
of  Edmund  Goldsmid,  Tutor,  Lufra 
House,  Granton. 

HAMPTON,  James,  1882-9.  CI.  1-Sp. 
b.  5  July  1872  ;  s.  of  J.  S.  Hampton, 
S.S.C,  Amphion  Cottage,  E.  Trinity 
Road. 

1889-94  with  Kinmont  and  Maxwell,  W.S. ; 
1894-9  with  Skene,  Edwards  and  Garson, 
W.S.  ;  1899  business  own  account  i  1901 
clerk  to  Lord  Adam ;  1905  clerk  to  Lord 
Mackenzie;  clerk  in  Scot,  to  Rly.  and  Canal 
Commission ;  m.  A.  M.  Beattie,  Dunnydeer, 
Insch,  Aberdeenshire.  Address:  11  Wardie 
Avenue,  Edin. 


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391 


HISLOP,  Arthur  Fowler,  1882-90.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  5  May  1871  ;  s.  of  John 
Fowler  Hislop,  J.P.,  of  Castlepark, 
Prestonpans;  XV.  Capt.  1888-9  and 
1889-90;  XL;  won  Hurdles,  1888; 
Long  Leap,  1889. 

Maj.  I.S.C,  35th  Scinde  Horse;  2nd  Lt. 
1892;  Lt.  I.S.C.  1894;  Capt.  1901  ;  Maj. 
1910;  m.  Janet  G.,  dau.  of  John  Wilson  of 
Auchenech,  Stirlingshire.  Address  :  Pesha- 
war, N.W.F.  Provinces,  India. 

HOWARD,  Thomas  Nairnc  Scott-Mon- 
crieff,  1885-6.  CI.  4.  b.  15  June 
1872  ;   s.  of  Col.  Howard,  R.E. 

Dulwich  Coll.;  XI.;  R.M.C.  Camberley 
and  Sandhurst;  XI.;  U.S.  XI.;  won  High 
Jump  at  Army  Athletic  Meeting,  Aldershot, 
1894;  Capt.  P.W.O.  (West  Yorks  Regt.), 
2nd  Lt.  1892  ;  Lt.  1894  ;  Capt.  1900  ;  1900 
served  in  Uganda  with  Nandi  exped.  (medal 
and  clasp)  ;  1901  Lango  exped.  (clasp), 
severely  wounded  ;  1902-4  operations  in 
Somaliland,  sUghtly  wounded  (clasp,  desp. 
twice) ;  m.  Evelyn  Maclean  Jack.  Address  : 
The  P.W.O.  (West  Yorks  Regt.),  c/o.  Cox 
and  Co.,  16  Charing  Cross,  Lend.,  S.W. 

INNES,  Robert  Gordon  Mitchell,  1884-9. 
CI.  3-U.M.  s.  of  Gilbert  Mitchell 
Innes,  16  Inverleith  Place. 

Address  :  1139  Burdette  Avenue,  Vic- 
toria, B.C.,  Canada. 

JAMESON,  Richard  Cartwright,  1882-8. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  4  June  1871  ;  s.  of  Surg.- 
Gen.  J.  Jameson,  C.B.,  Rosebank 
Villa,  VVardie  Road  ;   XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1893  ;  A.F.C.  ; 
Med.  Recruiting  Officer  and  gen.  med.  pract., 
Leeds.     Address  :    33  HareJuU  Lane,  Leeds. 

JEFFREY,  Robert,  1882-5.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  David  Jeffrey,  14  Randolph 
Crescent. 


Brewer,  Edin. ;  m. 
ston,  Stow. 


Address :  Mitchel- 


JOPP,  Alexander  James  Percival,  1882-90. 
CI.    l-7a.     b.    14    Feb.    1871  ;    s.    of 
Alexander  Jopp,  30  Albany  Street. 
Drowned  in  N.Z.,  July  1893. 

LYALL,  Frank  Frederick,  1882-9.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  12  June  1872  ;  s.  of  D.  R. 
Lyall,  C.S.I.,  India  ;  Dux  CI.  4  and  5, 
1886  and  1887  ;  Balfour  Prize,  CI.  5, 
1887 ;  Dux  of  the  School,  Gloag 
Medal,  and  best  in  German  and 
English  History,  1st  Acad.  Club 
Prize,  Balfour  Prize,  and  Mackenzie 
Prize,  1889  ;  XL ;  won  High  Jump 
and  Quarter-mile,  1889. 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon;  XI. ;  I.C.S.  1891 ;  India, 
1893;  nowMag.  and  Coll.,  2nd  Grade;  Under 


Sec.  to  Govt,  of  Bengal  General  Dept.  1899; 
CLE.  1914  ;  m.  Ina,  dau.  of  A.  Macaulay 
Markham,  I.C.S.  Address:  Newtown,  Kil- 
cock,  Co.  Kildare,  and  E.I.U.S.  Club,  16  St. 
James's  Square,  Lond.,  S.W. 

MACLAGAN,  Charies  Pearson,  1882-9 
(Dec.  1888).  CI.  1-7.  b.  18  Nov. 
1871  ;  s.  of  J.  T.  Maclagan,  7  James 
Place,  Leith. 

CA.  1895.  Address:  14a  Dublin  Street, 
Edin. 

MOFFATT,  WiUiam  Henry,  1884-8.  CI. 
3-6.  b.  1  March  1871  ;  s.  of  John 
Frederick  Moffatt,  C.A.,  13  Mayfield 
Terrace. 

m.  Eileen  Stapleton.  Address  :  70  Find- 
horn  Place,  Edin. 

MORRISON,  Robert  Clark,  1882-7.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  1  March  1871  ;  s.  of  Charies 
Morrison,  25  Royal  Terrace ;  Dux 
CI.  2  and  3,  1884  and  1885. 

Edin.  Univ.  18S7-90 ;  with  T.  and  A. 
Constable,  Printers,  1890- 1900  ;  since  1900 
Mang.  Dir.  the  Allen  Lithographic  Co.  Ltd., 
Kirkcaldy.  Address :  25  Royal  Terrace, 
Edin. 

NEWTON,  Charies  George.  1883-9.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  20  Nov.  1870 ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Newton,  Barrister,  India ; 
Dux  L.  and  U.  Mod.  Sch.  1887  and 
1888;  2nd  Acad.  Prize,  1888;  XV.; 
won  Cricket  Ball,  1888  and  1889; 
XL  (Capt.  1889). 

A.F.C.  ;  W.  of  Scot.  F.C,  1889-94  ;  Inter- 
City  and  Trial  International ;  Calcutta  F.C 
1895-1904;  Sec.  1899-1902;  Capt.  1901-2; 
1889-95  with  W.  Mackinnon  and  Co.,  Glasg.  ; 
1895  Ass.  to  Mackinnon,  Mackenzie  and  Co., 
Calcutta,  Mang.  Agents  B.I.S.N.  Co.  Ltd.; 
1905  joined  Madura  Co.  Ltd.,  Agents 
B.I.S.N.  Co.  Ltd.,  Negapatam,  Tuticorin, 
and  Colombo ;  m.  Isabella  Hogg  Kerr,  The 
Anchorage,  Lochranza,  Arran.  Address  : 
Madura  Co.  Ltd.,  Tuticorin,  S.  India. 

ORR,  Charies  Archibald  Young,  1883-6. 
CI.  2-L.M.  b.  3  April  1868;  s.  of 
Maj. -Gen.  James  Orr,  2  Fettes  Row. 

Of  White,  Moir  and  Co.,  Merchants,  Leith. 
Address  :   2  Fettes  Row,  Edin. 

ORR,  Charles  James,  1883-7.  CI.  2-L.M. 
b.  8  May  1870  ;  s.  of  Sheriff  Orr, 
Tigh-na-mara,  Rothesay. 

Electrical  and  Motor  Engineer;  m. 
Georgie  Marton.  Address  :  Edenkerry, 
Tighnabruaich,  Kyles  of  Bute. 

REID,  Charies  Gordon,  1882-7.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  30  May  1871  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Reid, 
B.L.  Co.  Bank,  Moffat ;  won  100  Yds. 

1887. 
Commercial  career ;    m.     . 


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REID,  John  Christie  Walker,  1882-8. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  25  July  1871  ;  s.  of 
William  Reid,  W.S.,  7  Palmerstoii 
Place;  Dux  CI.  1  (Trotter  Medal), 
1883. 

Farmer,  Manitoba  ;  M.P.  Manitoba,  1910. 
Address  :    Underbill,  Manitoba,  Canada. 

RICHARDSON,  Hugh,  1882-90.  CI.  1- 
U.7.  b.  6  July  1873;  s.  of  Henry 
C.  Richardson,  I.C.S.,  1  Learmonth 
Terrace  ;   Dux  CI.  6,  1888  ;   XV.,  XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1895 ;  M.D. 
1903 ;  D.P.H.,  St.  Andrews,  1907 ;  Ho. 
Surg.  R.I.E.  1896;  Gen.  Inf.,  Northampton, 
1898  ;  Surg.  R.A.M.C.  1899-1901  (Queen's  S. 
African  medal,  1900;  King's  medal,  1901-2)  ; 
Surg.  '  Sunbeam,'  R.Y.S.,  1910 ;  gen.  med. 
pract.,  St.  Andrews,  since  1903 ;  m.  Eliza- 
beth M'Lean.  Address  :  6  Howard  Place, 
St.  Andrews. 

ROBERTSON,  James  Scott,  1882-6. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  31  May  1872;  s.  of 
George    Robertson,    W.S.,    17   Royal 

Circus. 

Sheep  Farmer,  N.S.W.,  Australia.  Ad- 
dress :  Glenrock,  Queanbeyan,  N.S.W.,  Aus- 
tralia. 

ROBSON,  John,  1884-91.    CI.  3-U.  7.    b. 

29  Jan.  1872  ;  s.  of  William  Robson. 
Marchholm,  Gillsland  Road  ;  English 
Essay  Prize,  CI.  6, 1888  ;  Enghsh  Hist. 
Prize,  CI.  7, 1890;  XV.  (Capt.  1890-1); 
XI.  (Capt.  1891) ;  won  Mile,  1889,  90, 
91,  and  Hurdles,  1891. 

Trin.  CoU.  Oxon;  XV.;  played  Golf  v. 
Cambridge,  1894;  A.F.C. ;  Planter,  Ceylon  ; 
J. P.  and  Police  Mag.  for  Central  Pro- 
vince ;  m.  Jennie  Mories,  dau.  of  William 
Clark,  16  Montgomerie  Crescent,  Glasg. 
Address  :  Gonapitiya,  KandapoUa,  Ceylon. 

SHIRREFF,  Charles  Robert,  1885-7. 
CI.  4,  5.  b.  4  April  1870;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Shirreff,  Letham  House,  Had- 
dington ;   won  High  Jump,  1887. 

Farmer  and  Merchant.  Address  :  South- 
field,  Longniddry. 

SMITH,  Francis  Guthrie,  1884-5.  CI.  3. 
b.  2  Dec.  1873  ;  s.  of  Sheriff  Guthrie 
Smith,  20  Dnimsheugh  Gardens. 

Watson's  Coll.  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Bursary 
in  Arts;  M.A.  (Hons.  Math.),  1896;  Trin. 
Coll.  Cantab,  1895-6;  Barr.  Line.  Inn,  1900  ; 


Jt.  Ed.  8th  ed.  of  Daniell's  Chancery  Prac- 
tice ;  Legal  Adviser  to  the  Land  Registry 
of  Uganda  Protectorate,  1913 ;  m.  Mabel 
Emily  Handcock.  Address:  5  Marine 
Avenue,  Hove,  Sussex. 

STEEN,  James  Bamet,  1883-6.  CI.  2-4. 
s.  of  John  C.  Stecn,  31  Chalmers  Street. 

THOMSON,  Arthur  Clcghorn,  1882-6. 
CI.  1-4.  b.  14  Dec.  1870  ;  s.  of  H.  T. 
Thomson,  25  Belgrave  Crescent. 

Cheltenham ;  XV.  Capt.  ;  XL  ;  R.M.C. 
Sandhurst;  XV.  Capt.;  XL;  A.F.C;  Lt. 
Leicester  Regt.  ;  served  on  W.  Coast  of 
Africa;  Icilled  in  action  at  Bida,  27  Jan.  1897; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  iv.  55. 

THOMSON,  Eric  John  Comrie,  1883-90. 
CI.  2-U.  6.  b.  27  April  1872;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Comrie  Thomson,  24  Great 
King  Street;  XI.  (Capt.  1890);  XV. 

A.C.C  ;  Hon.  Sec.  1896-1904 ;  Pres. 
Scott.  Athletic  Assoc.  1900-1  ;  Stockbroker, 
Edin. ;  of  Comrie  Thomson  and  Ramage  ; 
m.  Evelyn  Brown,  Edin.  ;  d.  26  March  1904  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xi.  98. 

THOMSON,  James  Wishart,  1882-8.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  30  July  1871  ;  s.  of  James 
Wishart  Thomson,  Ship  Owner,  8  In- 
verleith  Place ;  XV. ;  won  High  Jump, 
1888. 

A.F.C.  ;  Steamship  Owner  ;  m.  Winifred 
Montgomerie  Bell.  Address :  Millburn 
Tower,  Corstorphine. 

WILSON,  Alexander  Clement  WilUam, 
1883-91.  CI.  2-U.  7.  b.  21  Dec.  1871 ; 
s.  of  Rev.  Wm.  Lyon  Wilson,  Min. 
of  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.,  Musselburgh,  92 
Findhorn  Place. 

Emmanuel  Coll.  Cantab;  B.A.  Class. 
Trip.  1894  ;  New  Coll.  Edin.  1895-9  :  Licen- 
tiate F.  Ch.  of  Scot.  1899  ;  Ass.  Min.  St. 
Bernard's,  Edin.,  and  St.  Paul's,  Dundee  ; 
ordained,  1905,  Min.  U.F.  Ch.,  Leswalt, 
Stranraer.  Address  :  U.F.  Ch.  Manse,  Les- 
walt, Stranraer. 

WOOD.  Victor  Cartwright,  1886-8.  CI.  5. 
b.  6  Nov.  1870  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Wood, 
Baileyfield,  Portobello ;  Ferguson 
Medal,  1888;  XV.;  won  100  Yds. 
and  Quarter-mile,  1888. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Glass  Bottle  Manufacturer, 
Portobello ;  served  in  S.  African  War 
(medal);  m.  Barbara  Forbes  Urquhart.  Ad- 
dress :   2  Durham  Road,  Portobello. 


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393 


ANDERSON,  Hugh  Lawrence,  1885-7. 
CI.  3-L.xM.  b.  6  June  1871  ;  s.  of 
Charles  Anderson,  Sohcitor,  of  Glen- 
burn  Hall,  Jedburgh. 

d.  4  Aug.  1887. 

ASHBURNER,  Robert  Alexander, 
1887-8.  CI.  U.M.  s.  of  James  Ash- 
burner,  Torwood,  Wallingham,  Surrey. 

BEALE,  James,  1884-7,  CI.  2-4.  b. 
20  Jan.  1872  ;  s.  of  Rev.  J.  Beale, 
The  Parsonage,  Duns. 

B.A.  Durham  Univ.  ;  Capt.  CoU.  B.C.  ; 
Univ.  Boating  Colours ;  Ass.  P.  Old  St. 
Paul's,  Edin.  ;   d.  iS  Oct.  1906. 

BELL,  Benjamin,  1883-91.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
26  Nov.  1872  ;  s.  of  Robert  Craigie 
Bell,  W.S.  ;  XV. 

W.S.  1898 ;  of  R.  C.  Bell  and  Scott, 
W.S.;  Hon.  Sec.  Jurid.  Soc.  1908-14;  m. 
1913  Mary,  e.  dau.  of  Rev.  Alexander 
Paterson,  M.A.,  fmly.  of  Lilliesleaf.  Address  : 
St.  Veda's,  Juniper  Green,  Midlothian. 

BINNY,  Graham,  1883-7.  CI.  1-L.M. 
b.  1  Aug.  1870  ;  s.  of  John  Binny, 
W.S. 

Ecole  des  Beaux  Arts,  Antwerp  ;  Artist, 
R.S.W.  ;  m.  Margaret  Eleanore,  3rd  dau. 
of  Robert  Angus  of  Lady  kirk,  Monkton, 
Ayrshire.  Address :  56  Garscube  Terrace. 
Edin. 

BOYD,  Halbert  Johnston,  1883-8.  CI. 
1-L.M.  b.  7  June  1872;  s.  of  Sir 
John  Boyd  of  Maxpoffle,  Roxburgh- 
shire. 

Emmanuel  Coll.  Cantab,  1896-8  ;  B.A. 
1898;  M.A.  1905;  Coll.  VIII.;  Weils Theolog. 
Coll.  1899  ;  won  Silver  Medal,  Ranelagh 
Archery  Meeting,  1909  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.;  D.  1899  ; 
P.1901 ;  C.  of  Henfield,i899;  Lower  Beeding, 
1903  ;  V.  of  Southwater,  1905  ;  Ass.  Dio.  Insp. 
of  Schs.  1909  ;  Author  of  Christianity  and 
Socialism  ;  m.  1900  Jessie  Isobel,  dau.  of 
Malcolm  Mackinnon  of  Koladbro,  S.  Aus- 
traUa.  Address:  The  Vicarage,  Southwater, 
Sussex. 

BREITHAUPT,  Arthur  George  Hutchin- 
son, 1885-7.  CI.  3,  4.  s.  of  George 
Avenel  Breithaupt,  Bank  of  Madras, 
Tnticorin. 

BRUCE,  Frederick  WiUiam,  1885-8.  CI. 
3-5.  s.  of  Robert  Bruce,  M.D.,  12 
York  Place. 

m.  .  /3(M»'ess:  c/o  Cowan  and  Stewart, 
W.S.,  Edin. 

BRUCE,  Robert  Tennant,  1884-90.  CI. 
2-U.  6.  b.  19  Nov.  1872  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Bmce,  M.D.,  12  York  Place. 


Edin.  Univ.  1890-4  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1894  ; 
M.D.  1903 ;  practised  med.  in  Broughty 
Ferry,  1895-1902  ;  at  Thame,  Oxon,  1903-8  ; 
now"  ret.  ;  m.  Caroline  Taylor  Wy brants, 
Monifieth,  N.B.  Address  :  The  Knolls, 
Leighton  Buzzard,  Beds. 

BRUCE.  Wilfrid  Montagu,  1886-7.  CI. 
L.M.  b.  26  Oct.  1873  ;  s.  of  Lloyd 
Stewart  Bruce,  Canon  of  York. 

Lieut.  R.N.R. ;  in  P.  and  O.  S.N.  Cos', 
service  ;  with  Capt.  Scott's  S.  Pole  Explora- 
tion Exped.  1910-13  as  Second  Officer  '  Terra 
Nova';  m.  1913  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Sir  Jesse 
Boot  of  Nottingham. 

BURDON.  James,  1887-90.  CI.  5-U.  6. 
b.  21  April  1873  ;  s.  of  Rev.  James 
A.  Burdon,  Lasswade. 

Accountant ;  d.  30  Oct.  1894. 

BUTCHER,  Matthew  Cecil,  1883-8.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  29  May  1873 ;  s.  of  Capt.  M.  J. 
Butcher,  Moray  House,  Trinity, 

Mem.  Edin.  Stock  Exchange,  1899  ;  m. 
Marjory  Thom  Gray,  2  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 
Address  :   27  Cargil  Terrace,  Trinity. 

CAESAR.  John  Alfred  Charles,  1884-6. 
CI.  2,  3.  b.  1873 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Wilham 
Caesar,  D.D.,  The  Manse,  Tranent. 

CARMICHAEL,  Archibald  Macdonald, 
1883-5.  CI.  1,  2.  b.  6  Sept.  1874  ; 
s.  of  William  Carmichael,  M.D.,  R.N. 

Repton,  1885  ;  Owens  CoU.  Manchester  ; 
Tea-planter.  Address  :  Gonagamma,  Kitul- 
gala,  Ceylon. 

CARMICHAEL,  Edward  William  Scott, 
1883-91.  CI.  1-7.  b.  24  Oct.  1873  ; 
s.  of  James  Carmichael,  M.D.,  22 
Northumberland  Street ;  Dux  CI.  6, 
1890  ;  Balfour  Prizeman,  French  and 
German,  1890  and  1891. 

ist  CI.  Hons.  in  Chem.,  Anat.,  Pathol., 
Med.  Surg.,  and  Midwifery;  Edin.  Univ.; 
M.B.,  CM.  1895;  F.R.C.S.E.  1899;  also 
at  Lond.,  BerUn,  Paris,  and  U.S.A.  ;  Surg. 
Edin.  ;  Ass.  Surg.  Roy.  Edin.  Hosp.  for 
Sick  Children  and  R.I.E.  ;  Sen.  Ass.  Surg. 
New  Hosp.  for  Women ;  fmly.  Sen.  Pres. 
Roy.  Med.  Soc.  ;  Sen.  Demonstrator  of 
Anat.,  New  Sch.  of  Med.,  etc.  ;  Surg.-Capt. 
T.F.  ;  Mem.  Roy.  Co.  of  Archers,  King's 
Bodyguard  for  Scot.  ;  contributed  various 
articles  on  med.  subjects ;  m.  Elizabeth 
Maria,  dau.  of  Rev.  D.  H.  Francis,  S.  Wales. 
Address  :   40  Palmerston  Place,  Edin. 

CARMICHAEL,  Robert  William,  1883-5. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  31  Aug.  1873;  s.  of 
William  Carmichael,  M.D.,  R.N, 

Owens  Coll.  Manchester ;  Tea-planter. 
Address  :  Hindugalla,  Peradeniya,  Ceylon. 


394 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1883-91 


CARPHIN,  Patrick  Blair,  1883-8.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  13  June  1872  ;  s.  of  James 
R.  Carphin,  C.A.,  24  Northumberland 
Street ;  XV.,  XI. 

F.C.I. I.  ;  Surveyor,  Dublin  Branch  of 
Sun  Insur.  Office  ;  Lect.  Rathmines  Sch.  of 
Commerce ;  Author  of  a  number  of  papers 
on  fire  insurance  topics  ;  m.  Muriel  Haynes. 
Address  :   4  Zion  Terrace,  Rathgar,  Dublin. 

COWAN,  William,  1884-1890  (March).  CI. 
2-6.  b.  17  Feb.  1873  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Cowan,  50  Albany  Street ;   XV. 

W.S.  1896  ;  m.  1913  Dorothy  Isobel,  o. 
dau.  of  Arthur  Wemyss  Horsbrugh.  Ad- 
dress :   14  Ramsay  Garden,  Edin. 

CRICHTON,  John  Grieve,  1883-8.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  26  May  1872;  s.  of  James 
Crichton,  5  Lennox  Street. 

m.  Maud  Brown,  The  Elms,  Worsley  Road, 
Hampstead,  Lond.  Address :  i  Sandwell 
Crescent,  West  End  Lane,  West  Hampstead, 
Lond.,  N.W. 

DANGERFIELD,  Hubert,  1883-91.  CI. 
1-M.  6.  b.  28  Sept.  1874 ;  s.  of  Col. 
Dangerfield,  16  St.  Bernard's  Crescent. 

Tea-planter  in  the  Dooars,  Bengal ;  d. 
4  May  1906. 

DAVIDSON,  George,  1883-6.  CI.  1-3. 
b.  20  June  1870  ;  s.  of  James  David- 
son, 5  Deanpark  Crescent. 

Address  :  Cherry  Grove,  Juniper  Green, 
Midlothian. 

DOWIE,  Peter,  1883-7.  CI.  1-4.  b. 
9  April  1872  ;  s.  of  T.  Dowie,  S.S.C, 
11  Learmonth  Terrace. 

Caius  Coll.  Cantab  ;  LL.B.,  B.A.  ;  W.S. 
1898.   Address:  1 1  Learmonth  Terrace,  Edin. 

DUDGEON,  David  Aikin,  1883-6.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  29  May  1871  ;  s.  of  A.  Dud- 
geon, Easter  Dalmeny,  18  Grosvenor 
Street. 

Blair  Lodge,  1886-9 ;  Farmer  near  N. 
Berwick,  1 895-1906 ;  at  Norton  Jlains, 
Colinton,  since  1907.  Address:  Norton 
Mains,  Colinton,  Midlothian. 

FERGUSON,  Arthur  Glendonwyn, 
1883-8.  CI.  1-6.  b.  24  Oct.  1872  ;  s. 
of  William  Ferguson,  AV.S.,  The  Tower, 
Murrayfield. 

A.F.C. ;  Roy.  Bank  of  Scot,  since  1888  ; 
served  as  Private  in  Vol.  Service  Co.  attached 
to  2nd  Batt.  Gordon  Highs,  in  S.  Africa, 
1900  (medal  with  clasp).  Address :  4 
Fettes  Row,  Edin. 

FLEMING,  Andrew  Milroy,  1883-6.  CI, 
1-3.  b.  28  Jan.  1871  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
John  Fleming,  18  Blacket  Place. 


Durham  Sch.  1886-9  ;  Edin.  Univ.  1889- 
93;  M.B.,  CM.  1893;  F.R.C.S.E.  1905; 
D.P.H.,  Cambridge,  1903 ;  C.M.G.  1898  ; 
Jun.  Ho.  Surg.  Kimberley  Hosp.,  S.  Africa, 
1893-4  ;  Surg.-in-Charge  Govt.  Hosp.,  Salis- 
bury, Rhodesia,  1894;  P.M.O.  ofB.S.A.  Co.'s 
Forces,  Mashonaland  rebellion,  1896-7; 
Med.  Dir.  S.  Rhodesian  Administration  and 
P.M.O.,  B.S.A.  Police,  since  1897  ;  published 
various  med.  articles  ;  m.  Philadelphia  Alice, 
dau.  of  Wilham  Fisher,  jun.,  B.C.,  Canada. 
Address  :   SaUsbury,  Rhodesia,  S.  Africa. 

FORMAN,  Douglas  Evans,  1883-4,  CI.  1. 
b.  18  Sept.  1872  ;  s.  of  R.  Forman, 
4  Rothesay  Place. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich ;  XV.  ;  Maj.  R.A.  ; 
and  Lt.  1892  ;  Lt.  1895  ;  Capt.  1900  ;  Maj. 
1909 ;  served  in  S.  African  War,  1902 
(Queen's  medal  with  four  clasps).  Address  : 
R.A.  Barracks,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

FRASER,  John,  1884-8.  CI.  2-U.M. 
b.  21  March  1872  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Eraser,  Canonmills  Lodge,  Printer. 

Printer.     Address:  17  Eildon  Street,  Edin. 

FREEMAN,  Sidney  Charles,  1884-7. 
CI.  2-U.M.  b.  14  June  1870  ;  s,  of 
S.  T.  Freeman,  C.E. 

A.C.C.  ;  Sec.  A.F.C.  1899-1902  ;  Printer, 
with  T.  and  A.  Constable,  Printers  to  H.M., 
Edin.,  1887-1914;  now  with  Leechman  and 
Gray,  Leith  ;  Field  Sec.  to  the  Acad.  Club; 
Acad.  Ed.  E.A.  Ch.  since  1911;  Hon.  Sec. 
and  Treas.  Scottish  Cricket  Union ;  compiled 
Cricket,  Football,  and  Athletic  Tables  for 
this  Register.  Address  :  93  Comely  Bank 
Avenue,  Edin.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xviii.  97. 

GLENDINNING,  Logan,  1883-90.  CI. 
1-L.  6.  b.  23  Nov.  1872  ;  s.  of  R.  W, 
Glendinning  of  Broomdykes,  Berwick- 
shire. 

m.  1909  Catherine  MGregor,  dau.  of 
J.  G.  M'Callum,  Glengyle,  Waimate,  N.Z. 
Address  :   Waimate,  South  Canterbury,  N.Z. 

GRAY,  Ernest  EUiot,  1883-5.  CI,  1,  2. 
s,  of  Rev.  T.  D.  Gray,  2  Nelson  Street. 

GREIG,  Edward  David  Wilson,  1883-8. 
CI.  1-5,  b.  20  March  1874;  s,  of 
D,  Greig,  F.R.C.S.E..  38  Coates  Gar- 
dens. 

Edin.    Univ.  ;    M.B.,    CM.    1895 ;    B.Sc. 

1898  ;  M.D.  1905  ;  D.Sc.  1909  ;  Medals  in 
Anat.,  Materia  Med.,  Med.,  and  Gynaecol.; 
Army  Med.  Sch.,  Netley,  Herbert  Memorial 
Prize  (first  place  in  combined  exam.), 
Montefiore  Prize  in  Surg.,  Favrer  Prize  in 
Pathol.  ;  Fell.  Roy.  Med.  "Soc,  Edin.  ; 
F.R.S.E.    1905  ;     Maj.    I. M.S.  ;     Lt.    LM.S. 

1899  ;  Capt.  1902  ;  1903-4  in  Uganda  with 
Commission  of  Roy.  Soc.  of  Lond.  to  inves- 
tigate Sleeping  Sickness ;  by  request  of 
Egyptian  Govt,  made  a  special  inquiry  as 
to  possible  extension  of  Sleeping    Sickness 


MR.  CARMICHAEL'S  CLASS,  1883-91 


:i95 


to  Egypt ;  on  return  to  India,  1906,  com- 
menced investigation  on  Enteric  Fever  in 
India  ;  1908  undertook  inquiry  on  causation 
of  Dysentery  in  India ;  1909  conducted 
investigation  into  causation  of  Epidemic 
Dropsy  or  Beri  Beri  in  India;  Dir.  Central 
Research  Inst,  of  India,  1907-8  ;  CLE.  1914  ; 
has  published  various  med.  reports  and  ar- 
ticles. Address:  Central  Research  Institute, 
Kasauli,  Punjaub,  India. 

HARDINGE,  Percy  Rowland  Edward, 
1884-9.  CI.  2-U.M.  b.  5  Aug.  1872  ; 
s.  of  Capt.  H.  Astley  Hardinge,  3 
Inverleith  Terrace. 

Banker.  Address  :  Standard  Bank  of 
South  Africa  Ltd.,  Cape  Town,  S.  Africa. 

HARVEY,  George  Gourlay,  1883-92. 
CI.  1-U.  6.  b.  7  May  1873;  s.  of 
John  Harvey,  Stenhouse,  Larbert  ; 
XV.,  XI.  ;  won  Long  Jump,  1892. 

C.A.  Edin.  1900.  Address  :  c/o  J.  and  R. 
Harvey  and  Co.  Ltd.,  Dundashill,  Glasg. 

HUxMPHREYS,  William.  1883-8.  CI.  1- 
U.M. 

Went  to  Canada  to  farm. 

HUTCHISON,  George  Aitken  Clark, 
1882-8.  CI.  1-6.  b.  6  July  1873  ;  s. 
of  Rev.  John  Hutchison,  D.D.,  Min. 
of  Bonnington  U.F.  Ch.  (fmly.  U.P.). 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Advocate,  1896  ;  contested 
Argyllshire  (U.)  in  1906  and  1910  (Jan.  and 
Dec.)  ;  Comr.  of  Supply  for  Co.  of  Argyll  ; 
Dir.  Royal  Victoria  Hosp.  for  Consumption, 
Edin.  ;  Chm.  Hosp.  for  Diseases  of  Women, 
Edin.  ;  Vice-Commodore  Roy.  Clyde  Yacht 
Club  and  Rear-Commodore  Roy.  Eastern 
Yacht  Club ;  late  Rear-Commodore  of  Roy. 
Northern  Yacht  Club  and  Roy.  Forth  Yacht 
Club ;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Blair,  W.S., 
Edin.  Address:  Island  of  Eriska,  by  Ledaig, 
Argyllshire,  and  34  Drumsheugh  Gardens, 
Edin. 

JAMESON,  William  Bernard,  1884-92. 
CI.  2-U.  6.  b.  24  Nov.  1873  ;  s.  of 
Surg.-Gen.  J.  Jameson,  C.B. ;  XV. 
(Capt.  1891-2) ;    XI. 

Address  :  c/o  Sir  Richard  Cartwright, 
Ottawa,  Canada. 

KINDERSLEY.DouglasCummingPaget, 
1883-7.  CI.  1-L.M.  b.  8  Aug.  1873  ; 
s.  of  Capt.  Henry  W.  Kindersley,  late 
29th  Regt.,  Tranmere,  Lymington, 
Hants. 

Gen.  Man.  the  Glenshiel  Rubber  Estates 
Co.  Ltd.,  Selangor;  m.  1914  Ivy,  o.  dau.  of 
William  Tyler.  Address:  Kajang,  Selangor, 
F.M.S. 

KIRK,  Gavin  Campbell  Stewart,  1875-83. 
CI,  1-7.     b.  7  Oct.  1870  ;    s.  of  John 


Kirk,  W.S.,  12  Claremont  Crescent ; 
XI. 

Farmer,  S.  Africa. 

LAMERT,  Sidnev  Streatfield  Leigh, 
1885-8.  CI.  3-5."  b.  14  Jan.  1875  ;  s. 
of  Rev.  M.  Lamert,  4  Eildon  Street. 

Journalist;  m.  .  Address:  Laddingford 
Lodge,  Yalding,  Kent. 

LOGAN,  Robert  John,  1883-6.  CI.  1-3. 
s.  of  Robert  Logan,  Liberton  Mains, 
Caniwath. 

J. P.  for  Lanarkshire.  Address:  East- 
shield,  Carnwath,  Lanarkshire. 

LUKE,  Cluny  Carstairs,  1884-8.  CI.  2- 
U.M.  b.  31  Aug.  1871;  s.  of  John 
Luke,  EHe,  Fife;  XV.;  won  Mile,  1888. 

Rowed  for  Thames  R.C.,  won  Thames 
Challenge  Cup  at  Henley  ;  Sheep  Farmer, 
Patagonia.  Address:  Estancia  Cerro  Toro, 
c/o  Wahlen  and  Cia,  Puntas  Arenas,  Strait 
of  Magellan,  Chili. 

MACKAY,  Hugh  Rose  Forbes,  1883-5. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  1871  ;  s.  of  Col.  Forbes 
Mackay  of  Carskey,  Campbeltown, 
and  26  George  Square. 

Electric  Engineer  in  Sydney,  N.S.W.  ;  m. 
Vera  Roberts.  Address :  Hillside,  Edge- 
cliff  Road,  Woolalua,  Sydney,  N.S.W. 

MACKAY,  Ian  Forbes,  1883-5.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  1873  ;  s.  of  Col.  Forbes  Mackay  of 
Carskey,  Campbeltown,  and  26  George 
Square. 

Of  Ripley  and  Mackay,  E.I.  Merchants; 
m.  1912  Esther,  3rd  dau.  of  John  C.  Scott, 
Synton,  Hawick.  Address:  Alleppey,  Mala- 
bar Coast,  India. 

MACLEOD,  John  Donald,  1883-7.  CI. 
1-L.M.  s.  of  A.  J.  Macleod,  12 
Duddingston  Crescent,  Portobello. 

MARSHALL,  Charles  James,  1884-6.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  6  Sept.  1870;  s.  of  Archi- 
bald Marshall,  J.P.,  41  Minto  Street. 

Man.  of  tea  estate,  Bengal.  Address : 
Fagu  Tea  Estate,  Fagu  P.O.,  Western 
Dooars,  Bengal,  India. 

MOFFAT.  AVilliam  Kennedy,  1883-92. 
CI.  1-U.  6.  b.  30  Aug.  1873;  s.  of 
Thomas  Moffat  of  Drambuie,  San- 
quhar, Dumfries  ;  XV.,  XL 

Pembroke  Coll.  Oxon ;  XV.  (Capt.  1893-4) ; 
XL  ;  Mem.  Dumfriesshire  C.C.  ;  m.  Kathar- 
ine B.,  e.  dau.  of  James  M'Call  of  Caitloch, 
Dumfriesshire.  Address :  Auchencheyne, 
Moniaive. 


MR.  CARMICIIAEL'S  CLASS,  1883-91 


NAIRN,  Michael,  1883-9.  CI.  1-5.  b. 
19  Feb.  1871  ;  s.  of  Sir  Michael  B. 
Nairn,  Bart.,  St.  Mary's,  Kirkcaldy. 

Marburg  Univ.,  Germany ;  m.  Mildred, 
dau.  of  G.  W.  Neish,  Affleck,  Monikie.  Ad- 
dress :  Dysart  House,  Fife. 

PATON,  Donald  Robertson,  1886-7.  CI. 
L.M.  b.  8  July  1872;  s.  of  Sir 
J.  Noel  Paton,  R.S.A.,  LL.D.,  H.M. 
Limner  for  Scot.,  33  George  Square. 

Maj.  Manchester  Regt. ;  2nd  Lt.  (from 
Mil.),  1893  ;  Lt.  1896  ;  Capt.  1899  ;  Maj. 
1912  ;  served  in  S.  African  War,  1899-1902  ; 
took  part  in  operations  in  Natal,  1899,  in- 
cluding actions  at  Elandslaagte  (severely 
wounded) ;  Ass.  Provost-Marshal ;  in  Natai, 
March  to  June  1900  ;  in  Transvaal,  E.  of 
Pretoria,  July  to  29  Nov.  1900,  including 
action  at  Belfast,  26  and  27  Aug.  ;  again 
in  Transvaal,  1900-2  (Queen's  medal  with 
three  clasps  and  King's  medal  wdth  two 
clasps)  ;  m.  Susie  Mary  Flint.  Address  : 
2nd  Batt.  Manchester  Regt.,  MulUngar, 
Ireland. 

PAUL,  Joliii  William,  1883-7.  CI.  1-4. 
b.  4  June  1873;  s.  of  Sir  James 
Balfour  Paul,  Advocate,  LL.D., 
Lyon  King-of-Arms,  32  Great  King 
Street. 

Sedbergh  Sch.  1887-92  ;  Tea-planter, 
Ceylon  ;  served  in  S.  African  War  with  Cey- 
lon M.I.  (medal  with  five  clasps ;  severely 
wounded)  ;  m.  Muriel,  dau.  of  Rev.  John 
Monteith,  Glencairn  Parish.  Address  : 
CuUen,  BaduUa.  Ceylon. 

ROBERTSON,  William  Rose,  1883- 
90.  CI.  1-U.M.  s.  of  George  Brown 
Robertson,  D.K.R.,  13  Northumber- 
land Street ;  XL,  XV. 

Scott.  Widows'  Fund  Office,  Lond.  ;    m. 
1913  Eleanor  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Henry 
Paget,    Newcastle-on-Tyne.     Address :      28 
Comhill,  Lond.,  E.C. 

ROBERTSON-FULLARTON,  Edward 
Charles,  1883-8.  CI.  1-5.  b.  19  Sept. 
1874;  s.  of  Rev.  H.  M.  Robertson, 
The  Manse,  Bo'ness. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM.  1897  ;  also  at 
Glasg.,  Vienna,  Berlin,  and  Lond.  ;  gen.  med. 
pract.,  Hampstead,  Lond. ;  Police  Div.  Surg, 
for  W.  Hampstead,  etc.,  and  Phys.  Kilburn 
Med.  Prov.  Inst.  ;  m.  Gladys  Hilda  May, 
3rd  dau.  of  John  Wilson  of  Gala,  Australia. 
Address :  78  W.  End  Lane,  Hampstead 
Lond.,  N.W.  ^ 

SANT)EMAN.  Douglas  Charles  Stewart 
1887-8.  CI.  U.M.  s.  of  Col.  Sande- 
man  of  Stanley  House,  Perthshire. 

Address  :  Stanley  House,  Stanley,  Perth. 

SCOT,  James  Stewart,  1888-91.     CI.  1-6 
b.  28  Sept.  1873 ;  s.  of  Gen.  Patrick 


G.  Scot,  18  Claremont  Crescent ;  Mac- 
kenzie Prize  for  Science,  1891. 

Oxford  Mil.  Coll.  1891-2,  XV.;  Cooper's 
Hill,  1893-6,  XV.;  Indian  Forest  Service, 
Ass.  Conservator  of  Forests,  Madras  Presi- 
dency, 1896 ;  now  Dep.  Conservator  of 
Forests.  Address:  Madura,  Madras  Presi- 
dency, or  15  Claremont  Crescent,  Edin. 

SCOTT,  Percy  William,  1884-8.  CI.  2- 
U.M.  s.  of  William  Affleck  Scott, 
20  Northumberland  Street. 

STEELE,  James  Hume,  1886-9.  CI.  4- 
U.xM.  b.  13  Nov.  1871  ;  s.  of  John 
Steele,  Minto,  Hawick. 

Served  as  Vol.  in  S.  African  War,  1899- 
1900  ;  now  Flax  Farmer  in  N.Z.  Address  : 
near  N.  Palmerston,  N.Z. 

STEUART,  George  Crurie,  1883-90.  CI. 
1-U.6.  b.  8  April  1873 ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Elis  Steuart,  48  Palmerston  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.,  LL.B.  ;  Advocate, 
1898.     Address:  48  Palmerston  Place,  Edin. 

STEUART,  Murray  Babington,  1883-8. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  21  Feb.  1872;  s.  of 
G.  Steuart,  3  Forbes  Road. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  CM. ;  Medals,  Mat. 
Med.  1891,  Pract.  Med.  1892  ;  Med.  Off. 
and  Pub.  Vaccinator  to  Bovey  Tracey,  etc., 
1900  7  ;  Med.  Off.  and  Pub.  Vaccinator  to 
Kirkcudbright  P.  Council,  etc.,  since  1907  ; 
fmly.  Surg.-Lt.  to  Roy.  ist  Devon  Yeo. ;  has 
contributed  to  Brit.  Med.  Journal ;  m.  Maud 
A.  S.,  2nd  dau.  of  Lt.-Gen.  Charles  Samuel 
Steward,  Madras  Army.  Address:  Oakley, 
Kirkcudbright. 

STUART,  William  James,  1883-91.  CI. 
1-U.  7.  b.  17  Dec.  1873  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
John  Stuart,  D.D.,  7  Northumberland 
Street ;  Dux  CI.  1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  and  6  and 
of  the  School,  1890  and  1891  ;  Gloag 
Medal,  1890,  1 ;  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize 
for  best  in  all  subjects  taught  in  the 
School,  and  Mackenzie  Prize,  1889-90  ; 
XV.,  XL 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M..\.  1894 ;  M.B.,  Ch.B. 
1899;  Medals  in  Bot.,  Physics,  Anat.  (four), 
and  Surg,  (two);  F.R.C.S.E.  1903;  Diploma 
of  Medico  -  Psychological  Soc.  of  Great 
Britain;  A.F.C. ;  Inter-City,  1900  and  1901  ; 
Trial  Intemat.  and  reserve  for  Intemat. 
1901  ;  A.C.C  ;  Phys.  and  Surg.  Edin.  ;  Res. 
Ho.  Surg.  R.I.E.  1900-1  ;  Res.  Phys.  Roy. 
Edin.  Hosp.  for  Sick  Children,  1901-2  ;  Jun. 
Ass.  to  Prof,  of  Surg.,  Edin.  Univ.,  1902-5  ; 
Sen.  Ass.  1907-9  ;  Ass.  and  Surg.  Deaconess 
Hosp.,  Edin.,  since  1903  ;  Ass.  Surg.  R.I.E. 
since  1907 ;  Examiner  in  Clin.  Surg,  for 
R.C.S.E.  since  1908 ;  Lect.  on  Surg,  and 
Operative  Surg,  in  Sch.  of  Med.,  Edin.,  since 
1909.  Publications :  Operative  Inj  uries  of  the 
Thoracic  Duct  in  the  Neck  (article  in  Edin. 
Med.  Journal)  ;   Fibrolysin  (article  in  Folia 


MR.  SKIPTON'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  M'BEAN'S)  CLASS,  1884-92      397 


Therapeutica) ,    etc. 
Street,  Edin. 


Address  :    9    Chester 


Henderson,  late  of  Leghorn,  Italy. 
8  Melville  Street,  Edin. 


Address : 


TAIT,  Alexander  Guthrie,  1883-5.  CI. 
1,2.  b.  2  Feb.  1873  ;  s.  of  Prof.  P. 
Guthrie  Tait,  M.A.,  D.Sc,  38  George 
Square, 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1891  ;  Merchant.  Ad- 
dress :  100  Upper  Parliament  Street,  Liver- 
pool. 

TAYLOR,  William  Macrae,  1883-9.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1  Nov.  1872  ;  s.  of  William 
Taylor.  M.D.,  12  Melville  Street ; 
Mitchell  Medal,  1889. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,C.M.  1895;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1899  ;  Phys.  and  Surg.  Edin.  ;  Treas.  Roy. 
Med.  Soc.  ;  Med.  Sec.  Roy.  Disp.  ;  late  Ho. 
Phys.,  Ho.  Surg.,  Ho.  Phys.  in  Gynaecol. 
Wards,  Tutor  in  CUn.  Surg.  R.I.E.,  and  Ho. 
Surg.  Roy.  Maternity  Hosp.,  Edin.  ;  Surg.- 
Capt.  ist  Lowland  Brig.  R.F.A.  (T.F.)  ;  Hon. 
Lt.  R.A.M.C.  1900 ;  served  in  S.  African  War, 
attached  to  58th  (Northamptonshire)  Regt. 
and  No.  5  Gen.  Hosp.  (medal,  three  clasps) ; 
m.   Hermina  Janet,   o.   dau.   of   Robert   C. 


THOMSON,  Alexander  Guthrie,  1883-5. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  11  Feb.  1873;  s.  of 
John  W.  Thomson,  M.D.,  37  Church 

Street,  Brechin. 

Sandhurst,  1892-3;  Maj.  I.S.C.  (58th 
Vaughan's  Rifles,  F.F.)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1893  ;  Lt. 
1896;  Capt.  1902;  Maj.  191 1  ;  served  on 
N.W.  Frontier  of  India,  1902  ;  took  part 
in  operations  against  the  Darwesh  Khel 
Waziris  ;  m.  A.  W.  Finlay.  Address  :  La- 
hore Cantonment,  Punjab,  India. 

TITTERTON,  John  Tarratt,  1883-9. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  7  June  1871  ;  s.  of  C.  R. 
Titterton,  Eastbourne  House,  Porto- 
bello. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1S98  ;  Civil 
Surg.  S.  African  F.F.  (King's  medal,  four 
clasps)  ;  Med.  Off.  and  Pub.  Vaccinator,  St. 
Germans'  Union ;  Med.  Off.  I.T.S.,  Mount 
Edgecumbe  ;  m.  1903  Eflfie  Garven  Graham. 
Address  :  Laurel  Bank,  Saltash,  Cornwall. 


MR.  SKIPTON'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  M'BEAN'S)  CLASS,  1884-92 


BEALE,  Charies  Tindal,  1884-7.  CI.  1,  2. 
s.  of  Rev.  J,  Beale,  The  Parsonage, 
Duns. 

B.A.  Durham  Univ.  1901  ;  Capt.  of  the 
boats,  1900-1  ;  Inter-Coll.  Colours,  1901  ; 
Episc.  Ch.  in  Scot.  ;  R.  of  Rothesay  with 
Arran,  and  Land  Chap,  to  H.M.  Fleet ;  m. 
Rachel  C.  S.,  dau.  of  Dr.  Phillips,  Bromley, 
Kent.  Address  :  The  Parsonage,  Rothesay, 
Bute. 

BURNESS,  Robert,  1884-7.  CI.  1-3.  b, 
23  Aug.  1873  ;  s.  of  James  Burness, 
W.S.,  33  Great  King  Street. 

Fettes,  1888-92  ;  Edin.  Univ.  and  Merton 
Coll.  Oxon,  B.A. ;  Tutor.  Address  :  Maly 
Prospect,  Petersburgskaya,  St.  Petersburg, 
or  c/o  Ronald  Burness,  W.S.,  2  Lennox  Street, 
Edin. 

GARMENT,  Andrew  Gray,  April-July 
1886.  CI.  2.  s.  of  D.  M.  Carment, 
10  Argyle  Place. 

CHIENE,  George  LyaU,  1884-91.  CI.  1-6. 

b.   1873 ;    s.   of   Prof.   John  Chiene, 

C.B.,   Aithemie,   Davidson's  Mains ; 
XV.,  XL 

Christ's  Coll.  Cantab,  XV.  1891-2,  and 
Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  Edin.  1897 ; 
F.R.CS.E.  1901 ;  A.F.C. ;  Ass.  Surg.  R.I.E. ; 
Lect.  on  Surg.,  New  Sch.  of  Med.,  Edin. ;  Fell. 
(late  Pres.)  Roy.  Med.  Soc,  Edin. ;  late 
Sen.  Demonst.  Surg.  Dept.  Univ.  Edin.,  etc. ; 
Ass.  Surg.  Edin.  and  East  of  Scot.  Hosp., 
S.  Africa ;    Author  of  (conjointly  with  Mr. 


Wallace)  Surgical  Section,  Edin.  and  E.  of 
Scot.  S.  African  Hosp.  Reports,  1901  ;  con- 
tributed various  articles  on  med.  subjects ; 
m.  Elaine  Somerville  Turcan.  Address  : 
23  Alva  Street,  Edin. 

COLDSTREAM,  George  Ernest  Rawson, 
1884-90.  CI.  1-6.  b.  10  Feb.  1874  ; 
s.  of  J.  P.  Coldstream,  W.S. 

Edin.  Univ.,  B.L. ;  W.S,  1899.    Address: 
55  Frederick  Street,  Edin. 

COUPER,  Boston  Sharpe,  1885-9.  CI. 
2-4.  b.  3  Feb.  1873;  s.  of  George 
G.  D.  Couper,  48  Blacket  Place ;  XV. 

ra.  Katherine  Sybil  Blenkinsop.     A  ddress  : 
Cambridge,  Waikato,  N.Z. 

COUPER,  Frederick  WilUam,  1885-7. 
CI.  2.  b.  28  Aug.  1871 ;  s.  of  George 
G.  D.  Couper,  48  Blacket  Place. 

m.  Isabella  Baillie.     Address  :   Woodbine 
Villa,  Corstorphine. 

DUNBAR,  Dallas  Geddes,  1885-90.  CI. 
2-U.M.  b.  21  Aug.  1873  ;  s,  of  Col. 
W.  M.  Dunbar,  52  George  Square  ; 
XV. 


A.F.C. ;      Banker. 
Madras,  Colombo. 


Address :      Bank    of 


FLEMING,  George  Norval,  1884-7.     CI. 
1-3.     b.  27  Aug.  1872;    s.  of  Rev. 


898      MR.  SKIPTOX'S  (AFTERWARDS  MH.  M'BEAN'S)  CLASS,  1884-92 


John    Flcmiiifj.    18    Blackct    Place : 
Dux  CI.  1,  2,  and  3,  1885-7. 

Durham  Sch.  1887-90 ;  XV.  ;  played 
Rugby  for  Khodesia,  1898  ;  Civil  Service, 
S.  Khodesia,  1S97  '•  Mining  Comr.,  Victoria, 
1908 ;  Chf.  Clerk,  Dept.  of  Agriculture,  1912  ; 
m.  Ethel  Sackville,  dau.  of  Maj.  J.  T.  L. 
Reed.  Address:  Dept.  of  Agriculture,  Salis- 
bury, Rhodesia. 

FOULIS,  Archibald  Primrose  Liston-, 
1884-7.  CI.  1-8.  b.  28  Aug.  1874  ; 
s.  of  Sir  James  Liston-P^oulis,  Bart., 
Milburn  Tower,  Corstorphine. 

R.M.A.  Greenwich ;  Capt.  R.M.A.  ;  m. 
Agn6se  Eudora,  e.  dau.  of  Capt.  Wingate, 
R. A.,  Craigengelt,  Dunbar.  Address:  East- 
ney  Barracks,  Portsmouth. 

FOWLER.  Joseph  Harry  Stewart,  1884- 
90.  CI.  1-5.  b.  4  Oct.  1873  ;  s.  of 
James  Stewart  Fowler,  M.D.,  15 
Henderson  Row ;  Open  Essay  Prize 
and  Prize  Poem,  1889  and  1890. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1897.  Address  : 
21  Warriston  Crescent,  Edin. 

FRASER,  Alexander  Garden,  1883. 
CI.  2.  b.  6  Oct.  1873 ;  s.  of  Sir 
Andrew  H.  L.  Eraser,  K.C.S.I.,  LL.D., 
D.Litt. 

Merchiston,  1885-91 ;  Edin.  Univ.  1891-3  ■; 
Trin.  Coll.  Oxon,  1893-8 ;  M.A.  (2nd  CI. 
Hons.  Hist.) ;  Miss.  C.M.S.,  Uganda,  1900-3  ; 
Prin.  Trin.  Coll.  Kandy,  Ceylon ;  ordained 
by  the  Bp.  of  Oxford,  1912  ;  m.  Annie  Bea- 
trice Glass.  Address:  Trinity  College,  Kandy, 
Ceylon. 

FRASER,  James  Watson  Neill,  1888-9. 
CI.  5.  s.  of  P.  Neill  Eraser,  Roekville. 
Murrayfield. 

HARDINGE,  Ernest  Edward  Leigh, 
1885-91.  CI.  1-M.  6.  s.  of  Capt.  H. 
Astley  Hardinge,  3  Inverleith  Terrace. 

With  Commercial  Bank  of  Scot,  till  1912  ; 
now  in  B.C.  Address :  Duncan's  P.O.,  Van- 
couver, B.C.,  Canada. 

INGRAM,  Thomas,  1888-91.     CI.  U.M.- 
L.  7.     s.  of  Mrs.  Ingram,  25  Warriston 
Crescent. 
Address :  6  Brandon  Street,  Edin. 

JOHNSTON,  Henry  Lindsav,  1884-7. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  18  July  1874  ;"  s.  of  the 
Hon.  Lord  Johnston,  Senator  of  Coll. 
of  Justice. 

Sedbergh  Sch.  1887-92;  Trin.  Coll. 
Cantab,  1892-6;  M.A.  1900;  Wells  Theo- 
log.  CoU.  1896-8  ;  Clerk  in  Holy  Orders,  Ch. 
of  Eng.  ;  C.  St.  Andrew's,  Lambeth ;  St. 
Anne's,  Lambeth ;  Ch.  of  the  Ascension, 
Lavender  Hill,  Battersea,  Lond.,  S.W. 
Address:  2  Pountney  Road,  Lavender  Hill, 
Lond.,  S.W. 


JONES.  Charics  Kenelm  Digby,  1885-6. 
CI.  2.  b.  28  June  1873  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Digby  Jones,  12  Chester  Street. 

Sedbergh  Sch.  1887-90;  Mining  Engineer 
in  E.  Africa,  and  subsequently  Man.  of 
Jumbo  Gold  Mine,  Rhodesia,  1905-12  ;  now 
Slan.  of  Golden  Kopje  Proprietary  Mines 
Ltd.,  Rhodesia  ;  F.G.S.  ;  m.  Lily  Christine 
Leggett,  Beulah  Hill,  Norwood.  Address: 
Golden  Kopje  Proprietary  Mines  Ltd.,  Loraa- 
gundi,  Rhodesia,  S.  .\frica. 

LEES,  Harold  Godwin,  1888-91.  CI. 
U.M.-L.  6.  b.  30  March  1874;  s.  of 
Richard  Lees,  Solicitor,  Boleside, 
Galashiels  ;   XL 

SoUcitor,  Galashiels,  1 898.  A  ddress :  Wait- 
knowe  Terrace,  Galashiels. 

LINDSAY,  Archibald  Lionel,  1884-3. 
CI.  1.  b.  14  Aug.  1872  ;  s.  of  David 
Clark  Bethune  Lindsay  of  Wormistoue 
Hall,  Crail,  S.  1894  as  11th  Eari  of 
Lindsay. 

m.  1900  Ethel,  dau.  of  William  Austin 
Pucker,  Boston,  U.S.A.  Address  :  Boston, 
U.S..A. 

M'EWAN,  Thomas,  1885-91.  CI.  2- 
M.  6.  b.  26  Oct.  1873  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  M'Ewan,  36  Dick  Place  ;  XV. 

A.F.C.  ;  A.M.  Inst.  E.E.  ;  Electrical  and 
Mechanical  Engineer.  Address  :  36  Dick 
Place,  Edin. 

MACGILLIVRAY,  Ewan  James,  1887- 
91.  CI.  4-7.  b.  14  Sept.  1873  ;  s.  of 
William  MacGillivray,  W.S.,  3  Bclford 
Park. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab;  B.A.,  LL.B.  ;  Advo- 
cate, 1897;  Barr.,  Lond. ;  Author  of  Law  of 
Copyright,  and  other  legal  works  on  copy- 
right and  insurance ;  m.  Maude  Hamil- 
ton Turcan.  Address:  3  Temple  Gardens, 
Lond.,  E.G. 

MACLAGAN,  David  Whiteside,  1884-93. 
CI.  1-L.  7.  b.  12  July  1875  ;  s.  of 
John  T.  Maclagan,  6  North  St.  David 
Street ;  Ferguson  Medal,  1892. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,Ch.B.  1898;  M.R.C.P.E. 
1901  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  York,  1912  ;  Ass. 
C.  Castleford;  fmly.  Res.  Phys.  R.I.E. 
1898-9;  Res.  Surg.  Roy.  Maternity  Hosp., 
Edin.,  1899;  m.  Ahce  Mary  Glennie.  Ad- 
dress :  Mayfield,  Park  Avenue,  Castleford, 
Yorks. 

MACNAIR,  Robert,  1884-9.  Ci.  1-U.M. 
s.  of  Capt.  John  Macnair,  2  Brandon 
Street. 

MALCOLM,  George,  1888-90.  CI.  5-L.  6. 
b.  20  July  1871  ;  s.  of  George  Malcolm, 
Craigard,  Invergarry. 

C.E.  ;  served  as  private  in  70th  Coy. 
Imp.  Yeo.  (Sharpshooters),  S.  Africa;    now 


MR.  SKIPTON'S  (AFTERWARDS  MR.  M'BEAN'S)  CLASS,  1884-92      399 


Farmer.   Address:  Achendaul,  Spean  Bridge, 
[Qverness-shire. 

MEIN,  Maclaren,  1887-8.  CI.  4.  s.  of 
Benjamin  Mein,  Roxburgh  Barns, 
Roxburgh ;  XV. 

Address  :   Roxburgh  Barns,  Roxburgh. 

MICHELL,  Frederick  Maurice,  April 
1888-April  1889.  CI.  4.  s.  of  Carlton 
C.  Michell,  20  Torrington  Square. 
Lond.,  W.C. 

MONRO,  David  Hugh  Wrateslaw,  1884-6. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  21  Dec.  1872  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Sir  David  Monro  of  Allan,  Fearn, 
Ross-shire. 

Played  Rugby  and  Association  for  '  D  ' 
Div.  C.P.  D.2,  winners  Bechuanaland  Chal- 
lenge Cups  (Assoc.  1896,  Rugby,  1897-9)  ; 
served  in  Bechuanaland  Border  Police, 
C.P.  D.2,  and  CM. P.  ;  Matabele  campaign, 
1893-4  .'  Langberg  campaign,  1896-7  ;  Boer 
War  throughout ;  was  in  siege  of  Kimberley 
as  Sergt.-Maj.  C.P.  Maxim  Detachment ;  pro- 
moted to  Commissioned  Rank  in  C.P.  D.2, 
June  1900  ;  twenty  yrs.  Police  Service  in 
S.  Africa  ;  m.  Miss  Martindale,  Newcastle. 
Address:  Cape  Mounted  Police,  Maf eking. 

MURRAY,  John  Gabriel,  1884-90.  CI. 
1-L.  6.  b.  2  April  1873  ;  s.  of  John 
Murray,  W.S.,  of  Wooplaw,  37  St. 
Bernard's  Crescent ;   XV. 

Enlisted  in  H.L.I.  1892 ;  Commission 
(2nd  Lt.)  in  Roy.  Irish  Rifles,  1897;  d.  25 
Oct.  1898. 

OLDHAM,  Joseph  Houldsworth,  1890-2. 
CI.  7a.  b.  20  Oct.  1874  ;  s.  of  Col. 
Oldham,  R.E.,  23  Walker  Street; 
Dux  of  the  School,  1892. 

Trin.  Coll.  Oxon,  M.A.  ;  2nd  CI.  Hons. 
Mods. ;  2nd  CI.  Lit.  Hum. ;  Sec.  of  Continua- 
tion Comtee.  of  World  Miss.  Conference ; 
Ed.  of  International  Review  of  Missions;  m. 
Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Andrew  Eraser,  K. C.S.I. 
Address  :    18  Succoth  Avenue,  Edin. 

PEARSON,  Charles  Mowbrav,  1884-6. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  2  Aug.  1874  ;'  s.  of  the 
Right  Hon.  Sir  Charles  John  Pearson, 
L.A.  for  Scot.,  Senator  of  Coll.  of 
Justice,  7  Drumsheugh  Gardens. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1898  ;  M.R.C.P.E. 
1902  ;  F.R.C.P.E.  1905  ;  Phys.  Edin.  ;  Res. 
Phys.  R.I.E.  1900 ;  Ho.  Phys.  Deaconess 
Hosp.  1901 ;  Med.  Off.  to  John  Watson's 
Inst,  and  the  Roy.  Soc.  for  Home  Rehef  to 
Incurables ;  m.  1901  Margaret  Morison,  dau. 
of  Sir  George  M.  Paul,  D.K.S.,  etc.  Address : 
14  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

PEMBERTON,  George  Benjamin,  1884- 
92.  CI.  1-L.M.  6.  b.  5  July  1875  ; 
s.  of  Thomas  Henry  Pemberton, 
Building     Contractor,     Sandymount, 


DubUn  ;    Dux  CI.  M.  4,  1891,  and  CI. 
L.M.  6,  1892. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1898;  F.R.C.S.E. ; 
gen.  med.  pract.  ;  Civil  Surg.  S.  Africa  F.F. 
1902-3  (medal  with  two  clasps).  Address  : 
3  Spring  Bank,  New  Mills,  Derbyshire. 

PEMBERTON,  Thomas  Henry,  1884-9. 
CI.    1-3.     b.    19    Jan.    1872  ;     s.    of 
Thomas    Henry    Pemberton,    Sandy- 
mount,  Dublin, 
d.  5  July  1902. 

PITCAIRN,  William  Andrew,  1884-90. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  12  March  1874;  s.ofA.  Y. 
Pitcairn,  W.S.,  19  Forth  Street. 

Of  Stirling  and  Pitcairn  Ltd.,  Fruit 
Packers  and  Shippers,  Kelowna,  B.C.  ;  m. 
Annabella  Lyon  Brickmann.  Address: 
Kelowna,  B.C.,  Canada. 

RAMAGE,  William,  1888-91.  CI.  U.M.-6. 
b.  14  Feb.  1873  ;  s.  of  Richard 
Ramage,  Shipbuilder,  The  Hawthorns, 
Ferry  Road  ;  Dux  U.  Mod.  Sch.  1889  ; 
XV. ;  won  100  Yds.  and  Quarter-mile, 
1891. 

A.F.C.  ;  C.A.  Edin.  1896.  Address  : 
Merchants'  Bank  Buildings,  Main  Street, 
Winnipeg,  Canada. 

REID,  Cecil  Christie  Walker,  1884-91. 
CI.  1-M.  5.  s.  of  William  Reid,  W.S., 
7  Palmerston  Place. 


Address  : 
Canada. 


P.O.     Box     2958,     Winnipeg, 


REID,  James,  1886-92.  CI.  3-U,  7.  b. 
22  Sept.  1874  ;  s.  of  Robert  Reid,  1 
Ravelston  Place  ;  Dux  CI.  4,  1888  ; 
best  in  German  and  Chemistry,  CI. 
U.  7,  1892  ;   Gym.  VIII. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  Address  :  Killellan, 
Campbeltown,  Argyllshire. 

REID,  John  Murray,  1886-91.  CI.  3-7. 
b.  25  July  1874  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Reid, 
1  Belford  Place ;  Mitchell  Medal,  1890, 
and  best  in  Math.,  CI.  7c,  1891. 

Sole  partner  of  Whytock  and  Reid,  Edin.  ; 
by  Royal  Warrant  tradesman  to  King 
George  v.  ;  m.  Norah  Isobel,  dau.  of  James 
E.  Campbell,  Sol.,  Paisley.  Address :  7 
Coates  Place,  Edin. 

RICHARDSON,  Frank  Cockburn,  1884- 
92.  CI.  1-L.  7.  b.  31  Oct.  1874; 
s.  of  Henry  C.  Richardson,  I.C.S., 
1  Learmonth  Terrace ;  XV. 

C.E.  on  rly.  construction  in  Bikanir 
Desert,  India;    d.  Nov.  1898. 

RITCHIE,  Wilham  Thomas,  1884-90. 
CI.    1-6.     b.    3    Nov.    1873 ;     s.    of 


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MR.  GARDINER'S  (AND  OTHERS')  CLASS,  1885-93 


Robert  Brown  Ritchie,  31  Great  King 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1896 ;  M.D. 
1899  ;  M.R.C.P.E.  1900  ;  F.R.C.P.E.  1903  ; 
A.F.C.  ;  gen.  med.  pract.,  Edin.  ;  Capt.  and 
Scott.  Gen.  Base  Hosp.,  S.  Africa;  Pathol. 
Leith  Hosp.  1902-6 ;  Ass.  Clin.  Pathol.  R.I.E. 
1906-10;  Ass.  Phys.  R.I.E.  1911  ;  F.R.S.E. 
1905  ;  Author  (conjointly  with  Dr.  Graham 
Brown)  of  Medical  Diagnosis,  1906.  Address : 
9  AthoU  Place.  Edin. 

SETON,  Miles  Charles  Cariston,  1885-7. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  29  May  1874  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
W.  C.  Seton,  Blandfield  House,  Ben- 
nington Road. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,C.M.  1900;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1908 ;  won  Half-mile  Championship  of  Scot. 
1895  ;  went  to  S.  Africa  as  Civil  Surg.  1900  ; 
when  Boer  War  broke  out  was  Dist.  Surg,  at 
Calvinia ;  taken  prisoner  twice ;  besieged  in 
Tontelbosch  Kopf  for  nine  months ;  gazetted 
to  loth  Huss.  at  Clanwilliam  at  their  re- 
quest; rode  with  them  throughout  remainder 
of  campaign ;  Capt.  Cape  Med.  Staff ;  re- 
mained in  S.  Africa  on  the  conclusion  of 
war  till  1908;  went  to  Australia,  1909. 
Address:  24  Collins  Street,  Melbourne,  Aus- 
tralia. 

STIELL,  Gilmour,  1886-8.  CI.  3,  4.  s. 
of  Wm.  Stiell,  9  Royal  Circus. 

TRAQUAIR,  Ramsay,  1884-91.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  29  March  1874  ;  s.  of  Dr.  R.  H. 
Traquair,  8  Deanpark  Crescent. 

Edin.  and  Bonn  Univs.  ;  apprenticed 
to  Prof.  S.  H.  Capper,  A.R.I.B.A.,  1892  ; 
Scholar,  on  the  Nat.  Art  Survey  of  Scot. 
1896 ;  A.R.I.B.A.  1900 ;  Lect.  on  Archi- 
tecture at  the  School  of  Applied  Art,  1904  ; 
Student  of  the  British  School  at  Athens, 
1906 ;  Student  of  the  Byzantine  Research 
Fund,  1908  ;  after  following  his  profession  in 
Edin.  for  eight  yrs.  was  apptd.  Prof,  of  Archi- 
tecture in  the  M'Gill  Univ.,  Montreal,  in 
19 13 ;  Author  of  Annual  of  the  British  School 
at  Athens,  1905-6,  1906-7,  1908-9 ;   Lesser 


Churches  of  Constajitinople  (with  Prof.  A. 
van  Millingen,  Constantinople).  Address  : 
M'Gill  University,  Montreal,  Canada. 

TURCAN,  John  Watson,  1884-91.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  27  Jan.  1874  ;  s.  of  Charles 
J.  Turean,  33  Royal  Terrace  ;  Fergu- 
son Medal,  1889 ;  Mitchell  Medal, 
1891. 

Merchant,  Leith ;  m.  Mary  Oliphant 
Hutchison.  Address  :  34  Ormidale  Terrace, 
Murrayfield. 

WALLACE,  Thomas  William,  1884-6. 
CI.  1,  2.  s.  of  Mrs.  Wallace,  13  Mel- 
ville Street  and  6  Grosvenor  Street. 

WELSH,  Thomas  Scott,  1884-90.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  18  Sept.  1875  ;  s.  of  John 
Welsh,  S.S.C,  of  Moredun,  Midlothian. 

Fettes,  1890-2  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1896  ; 
Prizeman  in  Scots  Law  and  Conveyancing  ; 
A.F.C.  ;  W.S.  1899;  m.  1904  Alice,  dau.  of 
William  Adams,  Edin.  Address:  22  Castle 
Street,  Edin. 

WOOD,  William  Henry  West,  1886-90. 
CI.  3-U.M.  b.  13  Jan.  1873;  s.  of 
Thomas  Wood,  Baileyfield  House, 
Portobello  ;  Dux  L.  Mod.  Sch.  1888  ; 
XV. 

Glass  Manufacturer ;  m.  Alexa,  dau.  of 
Andrew  Urquhart.  Address :  Baileyfield, 
PortobeUo. 

YOUNG,  Thomas  Edwin,  1884-91  (March). 
CI.    1-7.     b.    26    Dec.    1873;     s.    of 

Andrew  John  Young,  Advocate, 
Sheriff-Sub.  of  Aberdeen,  Kincardine, 
and  Banff  at  Aberdeen ;  Dux  CI.  5, 
1889. 

Edin.  Univ.  (Hons.  Scots  Law,  1896)  ; 
represented  Edin.  Univ.  in  Cross-country 
Championship,  1897;  W.S.  1897;  m.  Agnes 
Macdougal  Tumbull.  Address :  Auchter- 
arder,  Perthshire. 


MR.  GARDINER'S  (AND  OTHERS')  CLASS,  1885-93 


ADAM,  Stephen  Stanley,  1885-91.  CI. 
1-M.  6.  b.  10  Sept.  1875 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Adam,  6  Windsor  Street. 

Gold-mining  near  Johannesburg,  1896-8 ; 
Planter  and  Rancher,  Venezuela,  1 899-1905  ; 
Tomato-grower  in  Eng.  since  1907 ;  m. 
Annie,  dau.  of  Herbert  Lees.  Address : 
Windward,  Waltham  Cross,  Herts. 

BALFOUR,  Ernest  Roxburgh,  1888-93. 
a.  4-6.  b.  11  Sept.  1874;  s.  of 
Alexander  Balfour,  late  of  Liverpool ; 
XI.  (Capt.  1893) ;  XV. ;  Gym.  VIII. ; 
won  High  Jump  and  100  Yds.  1892. 


Univ.  CoU.  Oxon;  O.U.R.F.C,  Capt. 
1894-5;  Oxford  Univ.  VIII.  1896-7;  rowed 
for  Leander  at  Henley,  and  1 897  won  Silver 
Goblets  at  Henley  for  pair-oars  with  Guy 
Nickalls  ;  played  in  Trial  Intemat.  Matches 
twice ;  d.  27  Aug.  1897  ;  see  also  Memoir 
written  by  present  Archbp.  of  York  (Dr. 
C.  G.  Lang)  and  the  Ex-Rector  (Mr.  R.  J 
Mackenzie),  E.A.  Ch.  v.  5-9. 

BEVERIDGE,  Erskine,  1885-93.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  1  Sept.  1875 ;  s.  of  Surg.-Maj.  A.  W. 
Beveridge,  26  Buckingham  Terrace. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  Mech.  Sc.  Trip.  1897  ; 
Artist.  Address:  10  Campbell  Street,  Helens- 
burgh. 


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401 


BEVERIDGE,  Henry,  1885-92.  CI.  1- 
Army  CI.  b.  28  April  1874  ;  s.  of 
Surg.-Maj.  A.  W.  Beveridge,  26 
Buckingham  Terrace. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  1896 ;  Capt. 
Dorset  Regt.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1900  ;  Lt.  1902  ; 
Capt.  1909.     Address:  Poona,  India. 

BLACK,  Lawrence  Heyworth,  1885-92. 
CI.  l-6a.  b.  1874  ;  s.  of  John  Black, 
13  Saxe-Coburg  Place ;  XI.  Capt. 
1892;  XV.;  Gym.  VIIL ;  won 
Cricket  Ball,  1892. 

A.F.C.  ;  A.C.C.  ;  Brewer  with  Wm. 
Younger  and  Co.  Ltd.,  Edin.  ;  m.  Nora 
Gordon  Glassford.  Address:  3  Abercromby 
Place,  Edin. 

BLACK,  Robert  Barclay,  1885-92.  CI. 
l-7b.  b.  26  Oct.  1876  ;  s.  of  John 
Black,  13  Saxe-Coburg  Place  ;  XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1897 ;  Maj. 
R.A.M.C.  ;  Lt.  1900;  Capt.  1903;  Maj. 
1912 ;  under  Colonial  Office,  1898-9 ; 
R.A.M.C.  1900-3  ;  Egyptian  Army,  1903-7  ; 
Gov.  S.  Kordofan,  1908.  War  Service  : 
S.  African  War,  1899-1902  ;  served  as  Civ. 
Surg. ;  operations  in  Transvaal  in  May  and 
June  1900  ;  operations  in  O.R.C.  May  to 
29  Nov.  1900;  operations  in  Cape  Colony,  S. 
of  O.R.,  1900  (Queen's  medal  with  three 
clasps,  King's  medal  with  two  clasps)  ; 
Soudan,  1908  ;  operations  in  Jebel  Nyima 
dist.  in  S.  Kordofan  (Egyptian  medal  with 
clasp,  Osmanieh).  Address  :  Caledonian 
Club,  Charles  Street,  St.  James's,  Lond.,  S.W. 

BURNESS,  Ronald,  1885-93.  CI.  l-7b. 
b.  29  July  1875  ;  s.  of  James  Burness, 
W.S.,  33  Great  King  Street ;   XV. 

W.S.  1900  ;  of  W.  and  J.  Burness,  W.S., 
Edin.     Address  :    2  Lennox  Street,  Edin. 

CHIENE,  Hall  Campbell,  1885-92.  CI. 
1-U.M.  6.  b.  25  March  1874  ;  s.  of 
Prof.  John  Chiene,  C.B.,  Aithemie, 
Davidson's  Mains ;  XL,  XV. ;  Ephor. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  XV.  ;  Sec.  E.U.  Athletic 
Club,  1894-5  ;  A.F.C.  ;  C.A.  Edin.  1898  ; 
of  Chiene  and  Tait,  C.A.,  Edin.,  1898-1905  ; 
of  Buttar  and  Chiene,  C.A.,  Vancouver, 
B.C.,  since  1906 ;  m.  Mary  Eraser,  Elgin. 
Address  :  1316  Harwood  Street,  Vancouver, 
B.C.,  Canada. 

CHIRNSIDE,  Peter  Newham,  1886-91. 
CI.  2-M.  5.  s.  of  Robert  Chirnside, 
29  Drumsheugh  Gardens ;  XV. 

COLDSTREAM,  Frank  Menzies,  1885-93. 
CI.  1-M.  6.  b.  15  Jan.  1876  ;  s.  of 
J.  P.  Coldstream,  W.S.,  6  Buckingham 
Terrace  ;  won  Quarter-mile,  1892. 

Stockbroker;  of  Fielding,  Son  and  Mac- 
leod,  Lond.  ;  m.  Carlotta  Mary  Young  of 
Rio  de  Janeiro.  Address  :  37  Royal  Cres- 
cent, Lond.,  W. 


2c 


CUNYNGHAME,  Edwin  Blair,  1885-8. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  9  Sept.  1873  ;  s.  of  R.  J. 
Blair  Cunynghame,  M.D.,  6  'iValker 
Street. 

Stockbroker,  Edin.  ;  m.  Anne  E.  Tod. 
Address  :    10  O.xford  Terrace,  Edin. 

CUTHBERT,  Thomas  Wilkinson,  1885- 
90.  CI.  1-U.M.  b.  5  Dec.  1873  ;  s.  of 
H.  Cuthbert,  52  Great  King  Street ; 
XV. 

Land  Agent  for  Lord  Churston,  Lupton, 
Brixham,  So.  Devon,  1895-8  ;  Factor  for 
Ardross  since  1898;  J. P.,  C.C,  P.C,  Mem. 
Sch.  Bd.,  and  Co.  T.F.  Assoc.  Ross  and 
Cromarty  ;  Maj.  (T.)  4th  Seaforth  Highs.  ; 
Gov.  the  Aberdeen  and  North  of  Scot.  Coll. 
of  Agriculture.  Address:  Achandunie,  Alness. 

DA  VIES,  Edward,  1887-8.  CI.  3.  s.  of 
Mrs.  Davies,  20  Melville  Street. 

DEANS,   John  Henry,   1887-92.     CI.   3- 
M.  6.     b.  18  Sept.  1874  ;    s.  of  P.  D. 
Deans,  Mount  Charles,  Portobello. 
Farmer.     Address  :   Pitcox,  Dunbar. 

DOBIE,  Hugh  James,  1885-9.  CI.  1-L.M. 
s.  of  Mrs.  Dobie,  13  St.  Bernard's 
Crescent. 

DODS,  John  Henry,  1889-94.  CI.  5-Sp. 
b.  30  Sept.  1875;  s.  of  Rev.  Prin. 
Marcus  Dods,  D.D.,  23  Great  King 
Street ;  Balfour  Prize  for  German, 
1893;  XV.  (Capt.  1893-4);  Gym. 
VIIL  ;  won  High  Jump  and  Hurdles, 
1894. 

A.F.C.  ;  London  Scottish  and  Durham 
City  and  Co.  F.C.  ;  Rugby,  v.  England, 
1895-7  ;  V-  Ireland,  1895-7 ;  v.  Wales,  1895-6 ; 
1899-1907  Agent  to  Earl  of  Haddington, 
Ardeme  Hall,  Cheshire;  1907-13  Factor  to 
Sir  Arch.  S.  L.  Campbell  of  Succoth,  Bart., 
on  his  Garscube,  Cumlodden,  and  Murray- 
field  estates  ;  1913  Factor  to  Novar  estate, 
and  at  Raith,  Kirkcaldy,  and  Muirton, 
Findhom,  for  the  Right  Hon.  R.  C.  Munro 
Ferguson,  M.P.  ;  Mem.  Kiltearn  Sch.  Bd. ; 
Mem.  Ex.  Comtee.  of  Scott.  Agricultural 
Organisation  Soc. ;  Dir.  Scott.  Poultry  Pro- 
duce Federation  Ltd. ;  m.  Annie  Clarence 
Mary,  dau.  of  Rev.  F.  Farrer  of  Brayfield, 
Bucks,  R.  of  Bourton-on-the-Hill,  Glos. 
Address:  Dailgheal,  Evanton,  Ross-shire. 

DOIG,  Claude  Prendergast,  1885-9.  CI. 
1-4.  b.  11  Feb.  1874 ;  s.  of  Col. 
A.  J.  Doig,  I.S.C. ;  Dux  CI.  1  and  2, 
1886,  87. 

Maj.  1st  Batt.  Seaforth  Highs.  ;  2nd  Lt. 
1894;  Lt.  1896;  Capt.  1901  ;  Maj.  1911  ; 
served  in  Chitral  Relief  Exped.  1895  ;  action 
at  Mamugai  (India  medal  and  clasp)  ;  Nile 
exped.  1898  ;  battle  of  Khartoum  (Egyp- 
tian medal  and  clasp.  Queen's  Sudan  medal) ; 


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S.  African  War,  1900-i  ;  actions  at  Spitz 
Kop,  Houtnek,  Roodeport  (wounded),  Re- 
liefs Nek,  Naauport  Nek,  and  Heilbron 
(Queen's  S.  African  medal  with  three  clasps. 
King's  medal  with  two  clasps) ;  N.W.  Fron- 
tier of  India,  1908 ;  operations  in  Zakka  Khel 
country  ;  operations  in  Mohmand  country 
(medal  and  clasp)  ;  m.  Constance  Mary, 
dau.  o£  Col.  C.  La  Coste,  R.M.L.I.  Address  : 
Chakrata,  United  Province,  India. 

DOUGLAS,  Allan  Moir,  1885-91.  CI.  1-5. 
b.  11  Jan.  1876  ;  s.  of  A.  Hallidav 
Douglas,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  30  Melville 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Farmer,  Roxburghshire. 
Address  :    Butchercote,  St.  Boswells. 

DUNLOP,  Henry  Johnstone,  1885-6. 
CI.  1.  b.  24  June  1875;  s.  of 
Alexander  Dunlop,  CLE.,  of  Craigton. 

Ass.  Traffic  Man.  Nizam's  Guaranteed 
State  Rlys.,  Hyderabad,  Deccan ;  m.  1895. 
Address:  Secunderabad,  Deccan,  India. 

DURIE,  Charles,  1886-9.  CI.  2-L.M.  s. 
of  D.  Durie,  Netherniill,  Fettercairn. 

FALCONER,  John  William,  1890-2.  CI. 
6b,  7b.  b.  7  March  1875  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
W.  M.  Falconer,  21  W.  Mayfield  ; 
Dux  of  CI.  6b  and  7b,  1891  and  1892 ; 
Carmichael  Club  Prize,  1892. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1896 ;  M.B.,  CM. 
1901  ;  ill-health,  induced  by  blood  poisoning 
in  course  of  his  infirmary  work,  prevented 
him  from  settUng  in  a  practice  of  his  own  ; 
d.  14  July  1906. 

FERGUSSON,  Frederick  Alexander  Kin- 
caid,  1885-91.  CI.  1-M.  4.  b.  26 
May  1873 ;  s.  of  Col.  Alexander 
Fergusson,  18  Lennox  Street;  won 
Cricket  Ball,  1891. 

Insurance  office  ;  m.  Ida  J.  M.,  e.  dau. 
of  George  Bell  of  E.  Putney,  Lond.  Address  : 
6a  Haldon  Road,  West  HUl,  Wandsworth, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

FORDYCE,  Alexander  Dingwall,  1885- 
93.  CI.  l-7b.  b.  1875  ;  s.  of  James 
Dingwall  Fordyce,  Advocate,  34  Great 
Iving  Street ;  XV. ;  won  100  Yds.  1893. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1898 ;  M.D. 
1904;  F.R.C.P.E.  1903;  Mouat  Scholar,  in 
Practice  of  Physic,  1898  ;  gen.  med.  pract., 
Edin.  ;  extra  Phys.  Roy.  Edin.  Hosp.  for 
Sick  Children  ;  Author  of  Diet  in  Infancy, 
1908  ;  The  Hygiene  of  Infancy  and  Child- 
hood, and  the  Underlying  Factors  of  Disease, 
1910 ;  m.  1913  Bessie,  widow  of  Capt. 
Frank  Warren.  Address  :  8  Manor  Place, 
Edin. 

FRASER,  Alexander,  1885-90.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  b.  17  Oct.  1874  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander   Frascr,     Printer,    Canonniills 


Lodge  ;  Dux  U.  Mod.  Seh.  and  2nd 
Acad.  Club  Prize  for  best  in  U,  Mod. 
Sch.  1890, 

.\ctuary,  Scott.  Life  Assur.  Co.  ;  F.F..\. 
1897;  F.I. A.  1900;  F.R.S.E.  1910.  Address: 
17  Eildon  Street,  Edin. 

GEDDES,  Eric  Campbell,  1885-7.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  Sept.  1875;  s.  of  A.  C. 
Geddes,  16  AthoU  Crescent. 

Merchiston,  1892  ;  XV.  ;  Traffic  Man. 
Rohilkund  and  Kumaon  Rly.,  U.P.,  India, 
1900  ;  Chf.  Goods  Man.  N.E.  Rly.,  York, 
1906,  now  Dep.  Gen.  Man.  N.E.  Rly. ;  H.M. 
Comr.  Swedish-British  Trade,  1908-9  ;  Mem. 
Rly.  Conference  Bd.  of  Trade,  1908-9  ;  m. 
A.G.Stokes.  Address:  North  Eastern  Rly., 
York. 

GORDON,  Lewis,  1885-91.  CI.  1-Army 
CI.  b.  16  May  1875  ;  s.  of  George 
Gordon  of  Donavourd,  Pitlochry,  42 
Northumberland  Street. 

Trained  as  engineer ;  served  with  Wilts 
Imp.  Yeo.  in  S.  African  War  (medal) ;  of 
John  A.  Gordon  and  Co.,  Lond.  Address: 
87  Bishopsgate,  Lond.,  E.C. 

HEATLEY,  James  TurnbuU  Plavfair, 
1889-92.  CI.  5-7b.  b.  21  May  1874  ; 
s.  of  John  Heatley,  2  Parkside  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Public  Health  Essay  Prize 
and  M'Kenzie  IBursary  in  Anat. ;  fmly.  Mem. 
of  Literary  Staff  of  Burroughs,  Wellcome  and 
Co.,  Chemists  ;  now  Works  Man.  of  Rivers, 
Hill  and  Co.  Ltd.,  Perfume  and  Flower 
Industry,  Broadstone,  Dorset ;  read  paper 
on  Development  of  Rhodesia  before  Brit. 
Assoc,  and  published  by  Smithsonian  Inst. 
1905  ;  m.  Annie,  dau.  of  Capt.  Rowe,  R.N. 
Address:  Heather  Bank,  Broadstone,  Dorset. 

HORSFIELD,  John,  1885-90.  CI.  1- 
L.M.  s.  of  John  H.  Horsfield,  Sec. 
Scott.  Waggon  Co.,  Hermitage  Villa, 
Wardie ;  won  Cricket  Ball,  1890. 

HUTCHISON,  Kenneth  Douglas,  1885-7. 
CI.  1,2.  b.  23  Oct.  1875  ;  s.  of  Alfred 
Hutchison,  Merchant,  Canton,  China. 

Capt.  R.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1895  ;  Lt.  1898  ; 
Capt.  1901  ;  now  stationed  in  Sierra  Leone  ; 
m.  Barbara  Maud,  dau.  of  John  Read, 
Middlesex  Regt.  A  ddress :  c/o  Cox  and  Co. , 
16  Charing  Cross,  Lond.,  S.W. 

INCHES,  Charles  Moore,  1886-91.  CI. 
2-Army  CI.  b.  May  1875 ;  s.  of 
Robert  Kirk  Inches,  Goldsmith,  Lord 
Provost  of  the  City  of  Edin.  1912 ;  2 
Stratheam  Road. 

Studied  music  at  Leipzig  and  Frankfort- 
on  -  the  -  Main  ;  was  Kapellmeister  to  the 
late  Duke  of  Saxe-Coburg-Gotha  ;  has  since 
held  appointments  in  various  operas  in 
Germany,  in  1908-9  at  Posen  (Poland),  and 
presently  at  Miilhausen  (Alsace).  Address  : 
Miilhausen,  Els,  Germany. 


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403 


I 


JAMIESON.KennethAlexanderHaldane. 
1885-8.  CI.  1-3.  s.  of  W.  Allan 
.Jamieson,  M.D.,  85  Charlotte  Square. 

On  H.M.S.  '  Britannia,'  1SS9-91  ;  Naval 
Cadet,  1889  ;  Mid.  1891  on  H.M.S.  '  Howe  ' 
and  '  Inflexible  ;  d.  30  Nov.  1893  ;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  i.  60. 

KEEGAN,  Thomas  John  Melville,  1886- 
91.  CI.  2-M.  6.  b.  20  July  1874  ;  s. 
of  John  Keegan,  S.S.C,  10  Duke 
Street ;   Dux  L.  Mod.  Sch.  1890. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  2nd  Lt.  for  three  yrs.  Edin. 
Art.  (Mil.);  Shipbuilder,  Greenock;  M.I.E.S.; 
served  with  S.  African  F.F.  (Scott.  Horse)  ; 
now  Mining  Engineer,  S.  Africa  ;  m.  Eliza- 
beth E.  Morgan  of  Lond.  Address:  Box  341, 
Benoni,  Transvaal. 

LINDSAY,  Henry  Inglis,  1886-93.  CI. 
2-7b.  b.  23  May  1875  ;  s.  of  John 
Kyle  Lindsay,  S.S.C,  59  Dick  Place  ; 
XV.;   Gym.'VIIL 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  A.F.C.  ;  W.S.  1899  ; 
Clerk  to  Water  of  Leith  Purification  and 
Sewerage  Comrs.  1901  ;  of  J.  K.  and  W.  P. 
Lindsay,  W.S.,  Edin.  Address:  7  Glencairn 
Crescent,  Edin. 

LIVINGSTON,  David  Liddell,  1887-9. 
CI.  3.  s.  of  Rev.  Thomas  Gott 
Livingston,  28  Dundas  Street. 

LONEY,  Ralph  Edward,  1886-90.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  10  May  1874  ;  s.  of  Peter 
Loney,  6  Carlton  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1896;  Phys.  and 
Surg. ;  Med.  Off.  Nantwich  and  Whitchurch 
Unions  ;  m.  Gertrude  Mary  Hassells,  Audlem. 
Address:  Wrenbury,  Cheshire. 

MACDONALD,  John  Graham,  1886-8. 
CI.  2,  3.  s.  of  William  Stewart  Mac- 
donald.  The  Priory,  Newhaven  Road. 

MACFIE,  Walter  Scott,  1885-90.  CI. 
1-L.M.  b.  5  March  1875 ;  s.  of 
William  Macfie  of  Clermiston,  Cor- 
storphine. 

Apprenticed  to  Geo.  Sruith  and  Sons,  City 
Line;  d.  17  Dec.  1893  "at  sea;  see  also 
E.A.  Ch.  i.  95. 

MACFIE,  William  Colvin,  1885-92.  CI. 
l-Army  CI.  b.  10  March  1874  ;  s.  of 
William  Macfie  of  Clermiston,  Cor- 
storphine. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich ;  passed  out  first ;  Capt. 
R.E.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1S94  ;  Lt.  1897  ;  Capt.  1904  ; 
served  in  S.  African  War,  1899-1902  ;  took 
part  in  advance  on  Kimberley ;  present 
during  operations  in  O.F.S.  Feb.  to  May 
1900;  in  Transvaal,  E.  of  Pretoria,  July  to 
-29  Nov.  1900;  in  Transvaal,  W.  of  Pretoria, 
July  to  29  Nov.  1900  ;  in  O.R.C.  May  to  29 
Nov.  igoo  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  10  Sept.  1901, 


Queen's  medal  and  three  clasps,  King's  medal 
and  two  clasps).  Address:  R.E.  Mess,  Wool- 
wich. 

MACGILLIVRAY,  George  John,  1887- 
92.  CI.  3-7b.  b.  10  Mav  1876  ;  s.  of 
William  MacGillivray,  VV.S.,  8  Belford 
Park. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A.  1895  ;  Triii.  Coll. 
Cantab,  Theolog.  Exhib.  189S,  B.A.  (2nd 
CI.  Theolog.  Trip.),  1899,  M.A.  1903;  Ch.  of 
Eng.  ;  D.  1900  ;  C.  Portsmouth,  1900  ;  P. 
1901  ;  C.  of  Croydon,  1903 ;  1910  offered 
and  accepted  for  work  in  the  Archbishop's 
Assyrian  Mission  in  Kurdistan.  Address  : 
Amadia,  via  Mosul,  Turkey-in-Asia. 

M'HUTCHEN,  William  Percy  Guthrie 
Scott,  1885-90.  CI.  1-L.M.  b.  1874  ; 
s.  of  John  Scott  M'Hutchen,  8  Gros- 
venor  Crescent. 

Address  :    8  Grosvenor  Crescent,  Edin. 

MACTAGGART,  John  Pettie,  1885-9. 
CI.  1-3.  b.  1875;  s.  of  WiUiam 
MacTaggart,  24  Charlotte  Square. 

Electrical  Engineer;  Man.  in  S.  Wales 
for  Siemens  Bros.  Dynamo  Works  Ltd. ; 
m.  Florence  Weller,  Shooter's  Hill,  Kent. 
Address  :  Broomieknowe,  Penarth,  S.  Wales. 

MONCREIFF,  George,  1885-98.  CI.  1-6. 
b.  19  Nov.  1874  ;  s.  of  Hon.  James 
W.  Moncreiff,  W.S.,  6  Ainslie  Place  ; 
XV.  (Capt.  1892-3) ;   XL 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  ;  A.F.C.  ;  Inter- 
City,  1898  ;  Advocate,  1899  ;  Mag.  in  E. 
African  Protectorate,  1906  ;  d.  8  Jan.  1907  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  26  and  61. 

MONCREIFP\  James  Frederick,  1885-90. 
CI.  1-L.M.  b.  18  Dec.  1872  ;  s.  of 
Hon.  James  W.  Moncreiff,  W.S.,  6 
Ainslie  Place  ;   XV. 

W.S.  Edin.  1899.  Address :  6  .-Vinslie 
Place,  Edin. 

MYLNE,  James,  1885-94.  CI.  1-Sp.  b. 
25  Jan.  1876;  s.  of  W.  R.  Mylne, 
C.A.,  18  Manor  Place  ;  XL 

C.A.  Edin.  1901.  Address:  21  Eglinton 
Crescent,  Edin. 

OLDHAM,  George  Muir,  1890-3.  CI. 
U.  6  and  7  and  Army  CI.  b.  5  Sept. 
1876;  s.  of  Col.  Oldham,  R.E.,  23 
Walker  Street. 

Capt.  R.E.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1897  ;  Lt.  1900  ; 
Capt.  1906.  Address :  Quetta,  British 
Baluchistan. 

PATERSON,  William  Orr,  1885-8.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  2  Nov.  1873  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Orr  Paterson. 

Blair  Lodge;  Edin.  Univ.  1893-4;  ist  in 
Edin.  Univ.  Hare  and  Hounds,  seven  miles  ; 


404 


MR.  GARDINER'S  (AND  OTHERS')  CLASS,  1885-93 


Capt.  E.  Lancashire  Regt. ;  1895  Trooper 
Rhodesian  Horse;  1896  Matabeleland  F.F., 
Troop  Serg.-Maj.  Gifford's  Horse;  opera- 
tions :  siege  of  Buluwayo,  relief  of  Salis- 
bury, etc.  (medal);  1899  Private  Rocky 
Mountain  Rangers  (Mil.),  B-C. ;  1899  served 
with  Roy.  Canadian  Regt.  in  S.  African  War 
(medal) :  Cape  Colony,  Dreifontein,  Paarde- 
berg ;  given  one  of  four  Commissions  by 
Lord  Roberts  at  Paardeberg  ;  invalided 
home,  1900  ;  2nd  Lt.  E.  Lancashire  Regt. 
1900 ;  Lt.  1902 ;  Capt.  1913 ;  m.  Jessie 
M'AUum.  Address  :  The  Hermitage,  Grim- 
sargh.  Lanes. 

PATTISON,  Gilchrist  Gray,  1885-93.  CI. 
l-7b.  b.  1875  ;  s.  of  G.  G.  Pattison, 
Viewpark,  Trinity. 

W.S.  1899;  m.  1914  Janet  Fletcher,  e. 
dau.  of  John  Dalziel  Fairley  of  Lagos  and 
Manchester.  Address:  Torgeith,  Colinton, 
Midlothian. 

PAUL,  Arthur  Forman,  1885-92.  CI.  1- 
7b.  b.  7  Aug.  1875  ;  s.  of  Sir  James 
Balfour  Paul,  Advocate,  LL.D.,  Lyon 
King-of-Arms. 

Architect;  of  Sir  Rowand  Anderson  and 
Paul,  Architects,  Edin.  ;  m.  J.  P.  Mont- 
gomerie  Fleming.  Address :  32  Ormidale 
Terrace,  Edin. 

PAULIN,  George  Alexander,  1885-7. 
CI.  1,  2.  s.  of  Sir  David  PauUn,  44 
Moray  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P.E.,  L.R.C.S.E. 
1903  ;  L.R.F.P.S.  .Glasg.  1903  ;  Phys. 
and  Surg.     Address  :   Malpas,  Cheshire. 

PEARCE,  Arthur  Edward,  1885-90.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  7  Feb.  1875 ;  s.  of  William 
H.  Pcaree,  Holly  Lodge,  York  Road, 
Trinity. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Law  Agent,  1897.  Ad- 
dress :    7  Comely  Bank,  Edin. 

POTTS,  Wilfrid  Miller,  1885-94.  CI. 
l-7b.  and  Sp.  b.  19  April  1876  ;  s. 
of  Joseph  Potts,  North  Cliff,  Roker, 
Sunderland. 

Univ.  Coll.  Durham  ;  M.A.  ;  XV.  ;  Clerk 
in  Holy  Orders  ;  Ass.  C.  at  Wanstead,  Essex, 
1899  ;  V.  of  St.  Cuthbert's,  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne,  1906 ;  m.  Katharine  Mary  Cousens, 
Wanstead,  Essex.  Address  :  St.  Cuth- 
bert's Vicarage,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

RAINY,  George,  1885-93.  CI.  l-7a.  b. 
11  Feb.  1875 ;  s.  of  Very  Rev.  Prin. 
Rainy,  D.D.,  23  Douglas  Crescent, 
Mod.  of  G.A.  of  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.  1887 ; 
Dux  CI.  4,  5,  and  of  the  School,  1893  ; 
Ferguson  Medal,  CI.  5,  1890,  and 
CI.  6,  1891  ;  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize. 
1892  ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Greek, 
1893;  Acad.  Exhib.  1892;  won 
Steeplechase,  1893. 


Class.  Exhib.  Merton  Coll.  Oxon,  1893  ; 
2nd  CI.  Hons.  Mods.  1895  ;  ist  CI.  Lit.  Hum. 
1897  ;  B..\.  1897  ;  1st  CI.  Mod.  Hist.  1S98  ; 
XV.  Capt.  1897;  passed  fourth  into  I.C.S. 
1898;  Ass.  Mag.  and  Coll.,  Bengal,  1899-1904; 
Under  Sec.  Govt,  of  Bengal  Financial  Dept. 
1904-6 ;  Under  Sec.  Govt,  of  India,  Dept. 
of  Commerce  and  Industry,  1906-9  ;  Sec. 
Indian  Telegraph  Comtee.  1906-7.  Address  : 
United  Service  Club,  Calcutta. 

REID,  Arthur  Walker,  1885-91.  CI.  1- 
M.  5.  b.  28  May  1874  ;  s.  of  William 
Reid,  W.S.,  7  Palmerston  Place  ;  Dux 
CI.  M.  5,  1891. 

Three  yrs.  in  wool  broker's  office,  Leith  ; 
then  in  New  York  in  steam  and  electrical 
machinery  business.  Address:  114  Liberty 
Street,  New  York  City,  N.Y.,  U.S.A. 

REID,  James  Martin,  1886-93.  CI.  2-Sp. 
b.  1876  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Reid,  5  Ravelston 
Park  ;  XV.,  XI.  ;  won  Cricket  Ball, 
1893. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1899  ;  M.D. 
1903  ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1903  ;  ist  Medals  in 
Anat.  and  Sen.  Pract.  Pathol.  ;  A.F.C.  ; 
Rugby,  V.  England,  1898  ;  v.  Ireland,  1898-9; 
gen.  med.  pract. ;  m.  Janet  Howie,  e.  dau.  of 
WiUiam  Sturrock,  Edin.  Address  :  Annan- 
dale,  Great  Crosby,  Liverpool. 

REID,  Robert,  1886-93.  CI.  2-6.  b. 
18'r6  ;  s.  of  Robert  Reid,  1  Ravelston 
Place. 

Fmly.  jun.  partner  in  Whytock,  Reid  and 
Co.,  Edin.  ;  now  farmer  in  Transvaal,  S. 
Africa.  Address  :  Post  Box  35,  Volksrust, 
Transvaal,  S.  Africa 

ROBERTSON,  James  Boyd,  1886-95. 
CI.  2-7a.  b.  13  June  1876 ;  s.  of 
R.  Beedie  Robertson,  F.R.C.S.E.,  6 
Arran  Place,  Ardrossan  ;  1st  Acad. 
Club  Prize,  1894,  and  Mackenzie  Prize, 
1895,  for  2nd  in  Classics. 

St.  John's  Coll.  Oxon ;  2nd  CI.  Hons. 
Mods.  1897  and  2nd  CI.  Lit.  Hum.  1899  ; 
B.A.  1899  ;  XV.  ;  Schoolmaster,  Reading, 
1899 ;  Aldeburgh-on-Sea,  1900 ;  Helens- 
burgh, 1900-5  ;  Kirkwall,  1905-6 ;  2nd 
Master,  St.  Asaph  Co.  Sch.,  St.  Asaph,  since 
1906;  m.  1902  Ada  Margaret,  dau.  of  Capt. 
O.  L.  Murphy  of  Glasg.  and  Yarmouth, 
Nova  Scotia.  Address  :  i  Brownlow  Villas, 
St.  Asaph,  N.  Wales. 

ROSS,  Thomas  Arthur,  1887-92.  CI.  3- 
7b.  b.  26  July  1875;  s.  of  Thomas 
Ross,  LL.D.,  Architect,  14  Saxe- 
Coburg  Place  ;   Dux  CI.  3,  1888. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1897 ;  M.D. 
1901  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  Phys.  to  Roy. 
Nat.  Hosp.  for  Consumption  at  Ventnor ; 
m.  Emily,  dau.  of  B.  Bridge,  HeUingly, 
Ventnor.  Address  :  St.  Andrews,  Ventnor, 
I.W. 


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SINCLAIR,  Robert,  1885-90.  CI.  1-L.M. 
1).  19  Feb.  1875  ;  s.  of  Robert  Sinclair, 
Park  Villa,  Wardie  Crescent. 

Ass.  Irrawaddy  FlotiUa  Co.  Ltd.,  Ran- 
goon. Address  :  c/o  Irrawaddy  Flotilla  Co. 
Ltd.,  Rangoon. 

STEELL,  Graham,  1885-8.     CI.  1-3.     b. 

9  Nov.  1873  ;   s.  of  John  Steell,  C.E. 

With  Standard  Life  Assur.  Co.  since  1891  ; 
F.F.A.  1905.  Address  :  Warriston  Lodge, 
Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

STEIN,  Arthur,  1888-90.  CI.  4,  5.  b, 
20  Aug.   1874  ;    s.  of  Charles  Stein, 

10  Gilmour  Road. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Middlesex  Hosp.  ; 
L.R.C.P.S.,  L.S.A.  ;   d.  7  Jan.  1902. 

STODART,  David,  1886-9.  CI.  2,  3. 
b.  8  Jan.  1874  ;  s.  of  William  Stodart, 
Winton  Hill,  Pencaitland. 

Fmly.  Wine  Merchant,  Leith ;  now 
Farmer,  E.  Lothian.  Address  :  Bught- 
Jinowe,  Upper  Keith,  E.  Lothian. 

THOMSON,  Alexander  Torrance,  1885- 
92.  CI.  1-M.  6.  b.  1875  ;  s.  of  H.  T. 
Thomson,  25  Belgrave  Crescent ;  2nd 
Acad.  Club  Piize  for  best  in  Mod. 
Sch.  1892  ;   XI. 

Fmly.  Gen.  Supt.,  Traffic  Man.,  and  Treas. 
of  the  Arizona  and  New  Mexico  Rly.  Co.  ; 
now  Gen.  Man.  of  the  Detroit  Copper  Mining 
Co.  of  Arizona,  and  Man.  of  the  Morenci 
Southern  Rly.  ;  m.  May  Harris  of  San  Saba, 
Texas,  U.S.A.  Address  :  Morenci,  Arizona, 
U.S.A. 

TRAQUAIR,  Henry  Moss,  1885-92.  CI. 
l-7b.  b.  1876 ;  s.  of  Dr.  R.  H. 
Traquair,  8  Deanpark  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  CM.  1901  (ist  CI. 
Hons.);  D.P.H.  of  R.C.P.  and  S.E.  and 
F.P.S.  Glasg.  1902 ;  M.D.  Edin.  1903 ; 
F.R.C.S.E.  1904;  gen.  med.  pract.,  Edin.; 


Ass.  Ophth.  Surg.  Leith  Hosp.,  etc.  ;  con- 
tributed papers  and  reviews  in  med.  journals ; 
m.  1906  Beatrix,  2nd  dau.  of  C.  J.  Nairn  of 
Pourerere,  Waipawa,  Hawkes  Bay,  N.Z. 
Address  :  30  Walker  Street,  Edin. 

WALKER,  James  Robert  Hall,  1887-91. 
CI.  3-5.  b.  1874  ;  s.  of  Dr.  A.  Wallace 
Walker,  24  Forth  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1897  ;  M.D. 
1902  ;  also  at  Vienna  and  Berlin  ;  late  Res. 
Med.  Off.  Chalmers  Hosp.,  Edin. ;  Ho.  Surg. 
Roy.  Maternity  Hosp.,  Edin. ;  Ho.  Phys.  and 
Ass.  Ho.  Surg.  Leith  Hosp. ;  gen.  med. 
pract.,  Kensington ;  m.  Mary  Paterson 
Austine,  y.  dau.  of  A.  W.  Macfarlane,  M.D., 
Lond.  Address:  30  Iverna  Court,  High 
Street,  Kensington,  Lond.,  W. 

^VILSON,  James  Thomson  Rankine, 
1887-92.  CI.  3-Army.  b.  27  June 
1875  ;  s.  of  James  T."  Wilson,  Restal- 
rig  House,  So.  Leith  ;  Dux  CI.  M.  6, 
1891  ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Science, 
1892;  2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize  for  best 
in  Mod.  Sch.  1891. 

Chemical  Manufacturer,  Berwick -on - 
Tweed,  and  partner  in  W.  N.  Lindsay,  Mer- 
chants, Leith  and  Glasg.  ;  nine  yrs.  Mem.  of 
Edin.  T.C  ;  Sch.  Bd.  two  yrs.  ;  Edin.  and 
Leith  Gas  Comrs.  nine  yrs.  :  Mem.  Edin. 
Dio.  Education  Bd.  of  Catholic  Ch.  ;  J. P. 
Co.  of  Midlothian  and  Co.  of  City  of  Edin.  ; 
Lt.-Col.  comdg.  5th  R.S.  (T.F.)  ;  m.  Dora 
Florence,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hall,  Stockton 
Heath,  near  Warrington,  Cheshire.  Ad- 
dress :   Bentarsen,  Slateford. 

YOUNG,  Andrew  Lawrence  Francis, 
1885-92.  CI.  1-L.M.  6.  b.  22  Sept. 
1875  ;  s.  of  Andrew  John  Young, 
Advocate,  Sheriff-Sub.  of  Aberdeen, 
Kincardine,  and  Banff  at  Aberdeen. 

A.C.C;  won  Half-mile  (F.P.),  1898;  Wine 
Agent  and  Broker  ;  Lt.  Q.E.R.V.B.  1900-5  ; 
Capt.  1905-8  ;  m.  Mary  Malcolm,  dau.  of 
Wm.  Ormistc",  Ex-Dean  of  Guild,  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :  3  East  Savile  Road,  Newington,  Edin. 


MR.  GARDINER'S  (AND  OTHERS')  CLASS,  1886-94 


ANDERSON,  Archibald,  1886-93.  CI. 
1-6.  b,  3  Dec.  1876.  s.  of  Archi- 
bald Anderson,  Cairn  Craig,  Trinity ; 
Gym.  VIII. 

Accountant.     Address  :      150    W.     105th 
Street,  New  York,  U.S.A. 

BENNETT,  George  Henry,  1886-9,  CI, 
1-3.  b.  24  June  1875  ;  s.  of  George 
\Villiam  Bennett,  33  Northumber- 
land Street. 

Abbey  Sch.,  Fort  Augustus ;  nine  yrs.  in 
Scots   Coll.    Rome,   studying   at    Gregorian 


Univ.,  Doctor  in  Faculties  of  Philosophy, 
Theology,  and  Canon  Law;  C  St.  Patrick's 
Ch.,  Edin.,  1901-10  ;  charge  of  church  at 
North  Berwick,  1910-13,  Hawick,  1913. 
Address:  Presbytery,  15  Buccleuch  Street, 
Hawick. 

BORTHWICK,  John  Walter  Scott,  1886- 
92.  CI.  1-L.M.  6.  s.  of  J.  J.  M. 
Borthwick,  53  York  Place. 

BRUCE,  David  Livingstone,  1886-92.  CI. 
1-5.  s.  of  A.  L.  Bruce,  10  Regent 
Terrace. 

Capt.  Spec.  Res.  F.  Art.  1901  ;    Hon   Lt. 


406 


MR.  GARDINER'S  (AND  OTHERS')  CLASS,  1886-94 


in    Army,     1900.     Address :     2    Rothesay 
Terrace,  Edin. 

BUCHER,  Alfred  Moore,  1888-91.  CI. 
3-M.  6.  b.  22  March  1874;  s.  of 
Francis  Bucher,  8  Suinnierside  Place, 
Bonnington  ;  XV.,  XI.  ;  won  High 
Jump  and  Long  Leap,  1890  and  1891. 

A.F.C.  ;  Rugby,  v.  England,  1897;  went 
to  Australia  with  Rugby  XV.  1899;  of  F. 
Bucher  and  Co.,  Leith ;  m.  1902  Norah 
Katherine,  dau.  of  Robert  Darling,  Man. 
N.B.  Steam  Packet  Co.,  Edin.  and  Helens- 
burgh. Address:  34  Murrayfield  Avenue, 
Edin. 

CALLENDER,  David  Albert,  1886-8.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  27  May  1876  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Callender,  Eversley,  Stanley 
Road. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  B.S.  1899 ;  med 
pract.,  Leith  ;   d.  10  Aug.  1910. 

CATTANACH,  Joseph  Hardie,  1886-8. 
CI.  1,  2.  s.  of  P.  L.  Cattanach,  Advo- 
cate, 14  London  Street. 

Address  :  c/o  Dr.  J.  G.  Cattanach,  3 
Alvanley  Terrace,  Edin. 

CHIRNSIDE,  Thomas,  April  1887-91. 
CI.  1-4.  s.  of  Robert  Chimside,  29 
Drumsheugh  Gardens. 

CLARKSON,  Charles  Ritchie,  1889-91. 
CI.  L.  and  M.  5.  b.  15  March  1875  ; 
s.  of  Robert  Clarkson,  Toravon,  Lin- 
lithgow. 

C.M.P.  ;  went  to  S.  Africa  in  1901  with 
Baden-Powell's  Scouts,  and  served  in  Boer 
War  (medal).  Address  :  Ventersdorp,  Pot- 
chef  stroom,  Transvaal,  S.  Africa. 

COCHRANE,  Archibald,  jun.,  1890-4. 
CI.  U.M.-Sp.  7a.  b.  21  Feb.  1875  ;  s. 
of  Archibald  Cochrane,  J.P.,  Abbots- 
hill,  Galashiels. 

Tea  and  Rubber  Planter,  Ceylon.  A  ddress  : 
We  Aya,  Yatiyantota,  Ceylon. 

CRAWFORD,  Charles  Ramsay,  1888-91. 
CI.  3-M.  6.  s.  of  John  Thompson 
Crawford,  India. 

CUTHBERT,  James  Mackie,  1887-93. 
CI.  1-6.  b.  29  March  1875  ;  s.  of  Hugh 
Cuthbert,  52  Great  King  Street ; 
XV.  ;  Capt.  Gym.  VIII.  1892  ;  won 
Mile  and  Hurdles,  1892  and  1893. 
Steeplechase,  1891. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1898  ;  Medal 
and  Demonstrator  in  Pract.  Pathol. ;  A.F.C. ; 
Ho.  Surg.  R.I.E.  1899-1900;  Maj.  R.A.M.C. ; 
Lt.  1900;  Capt.  1903;  Maj.  1911;  Pathol. 
Scott.  Command,  1910.  Address  :  52  Great 
King  Street,  Edin.,  or  c/o  Holt  and  Co., 
3  Whitehall  Place,  Lond.,  S.W. 


DEAS,  George  Francis,  1886-8.  CI.  1,  2, 
b.  9  Oct.  1875  ;  s.  of  Sylvester  Fal- 
coner Reid  Deas,  W.S. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  LL.B. ;  Open  Exhib.  Line. 
Coll.  0,xon  ;  B.A.  ;  XV.  Capt.  ;  Advocate, 
1902;  Barr.  Line.  Inn,  1904;  m.  Edith 
Frances  Lomax,  widow  of  C.  G.  Pearson, 
W.S.     Address:  32  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

DRUMMOND,  Peter,  1886-93.  CI.  1-Sp. 
b.  13  June  1874  ;  s.  of  W.  P.  Drum- 
mond,  Larkfield,  Groldenacre. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  ;  A.M.I.C.E.  ;  in 
Sudan  C.S.  (Education  Dept.)  ;  Conservator 
of  Antiquities.  Address:  Education  Office, 
Khartoum,  Sudan. 

ELLIS,  William  Brydon,  1889-90.  CI.  4. 
b.  25  Jan.  1874  ;  s.  of  Right  Rev. 
Rowland  Ellis,  D.D.,  19  Abercromby 
Place,  afterwards  Bp.  of  Aberdeen. 

With  the  Chartered  Bank  of  India, 
Australia,  and  China.     Address  :   Calcutta. 

FORDYCE,  WilHam  Dingwall,  1886-94. 
CI.  1-M.  6.  b.  18  June  1876  ;  s.  of 
James  Dingwall  Fordyce,  Advocate, 
34  Great  King  Street. 

Trained  in  office  of  Walker  and  Duncan, 
Architects,  Surveyors,  etc.,  Aberdeen  ;  went 
to  Sumatra  as  tobacco-planter,  and  now  in 
publisher's  office  ;  m.  A.  C.  J.  Eraser,  2nd 
dau.  of  Alex.  Eraser,  Bank  Agent,  Inverness. 
Address  :   9  Mansionhouse  Road,  Edin. 

ERASER,  Thomas  Christison,  1886-93. 
CI.  1-Army.  b.  20  July  1875  ;  s.  of 
Prof.  Sir  Thomas  R.  Eraser,  M.D., 
LL.D.,  13  Drumsheugh  Gardens. 

Capt.  R.G.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1900  ;  Lt.  1907  ; 
Capt.  1911.  Address:  Fort  William,  Cal- 
cutta. 

ERASER,  WiUiam  Henry,  1886-94.  CI. 
l-7a.  b.  2  March  1876  ;  s.  of  William 
Stuart  Eraser,  W.S.,  42  Melville  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  W.S.  1900 ;  m. 
Katharine  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  James 
Cowan,  Wester  Lea,  Murrayfield.  Address  : 
15  Great  Stuart  Street,  Edin. 

GEBBIE,  Wilfrid  St.  John,  1892-4.  CI. 
5b  and  Sp.  b.  6  June  1876 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Francis  Gebbie,  Edgehill,  Dean  ;  XV., 
XI.  ;   won  Long  Jump,  1893. 

Served  in  Imp.  Yeo.  (Sharpshooters), 
S.  Africa,  1900-1  (medal)  ;  Bank  Clerk, 
Land  Surveyor,  Cape  Colony  ;  d.  23  Jan. 
1908. 

GILCHRIST,  James  Charles,  1892-4.  CI. 
7b.  b.  28  June  1877  ;  s.  of  James 
Gilchrist,  M.D.,  Linwood,  Dumfries. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1901  ;  M.D. 
Edin.  1906  ;   Tuberculosis  Phys.  Welsh  Nat. 


MR.  GARDINER'S  (AND  OTHERS')  CLASS,  1886-9i 


407 


Memorial  Hosp.,  Cardiff,  etc.  ;  late  Res. 
Phys.  Roy.  Vict.  Hosps.,  Craigleith  and 
Brompton,  and  Sen.  R.M.O.  Roy.  Nat. 
Hosp.,  Ventnor ;  m.  Emmeline,  2nd  dau. 
of  Alfred  Marcs,  Lond.  Man.  London  City 
and  Midland  Bank.  Address  :  57  Oakfield 
Street,  Cardiff. 

GLASSFORD,  Lewis  Gordon,  1886-94. 
CI.  1-M.  6.  b.  4  Sept.  1876  ;  s.  of 
James  Glassford  Gordon  Glassford  of 
Dougalston,  Stirlingshire ;  Dux  CI. 
M.  6,  1893  and  1894  ;  Ephor ;  XI. 
(Capt.  1894)  ;    XV. 

A.F.C.  ;  East  v.  West,  1896 ;  went  to 
the  F.M.S.  to  start  coffee-planting,  and 
subsequently  to  N.Z.  as  a  sheep  farmer ; 
d.  26  July  1902  in  N.Z.  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
X.  6. 

GREGOR,  George  James,  1886-91.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  3  Jan.  1874 ;  s.  of  D.  C. 
Gregor,  7  Great  King  Street ;   XV. 

C.A.  Edin.  1898;  m.  .  Address:  50 
Murrayfield  Gardens,  Edin. 

HALL,  Donald  George,  1888-94.  CI. 
8-Sp.  b.  28  April  1876  ;  s.  of  John 
Hall,  Gatehoiise-of-Fleet ;  Mackenzie 
Prize  for  Science,  1893  and  1894 ;  XV., 
XI. 

Emmanuel  Coll.  Cantab  ;  XI. ;  XV.  Capt. 
1896  ;  Nat.  Sc.  Exhib.  and  Prizeman,  1896  ; 
Nat.  Sc.  Trip.  1897,  istCl.  Hons.;  Emmanuel 
Coll.  Schol. ;  B.A.  Cantab,  1897;  M.B.,  B.C. 
Cantab,  1900  ;  M.A.,  M.D.  Cantab,  1903  ; 
M.R.C.S.  Eng.,  L.R.C.P.  Lond.  1900; 
M.R.C.P.  Lond.  1904  ;  R.C.  Sch.  of  Med. 
Edin  (ten  Class  Medals) ;  A.F.C. ;  A.C.C.  ; 
gen.  med.  pract. ;  Ass.  Phys.  Roy.  Sussex 
Co.  Hosp.,  Brighton  ;  Phys.  St.  John's  Home 
for  Children,  Brighton,  etc.  ;  Fell.  Roy.  Soc. 
of  Med.  ;  Maj.  R.A.M.C.  (T.F.)  ;  Surg. 
Hosp.  Ship  '  Nubia,'  S.  African  War,  1901  ; 
contributed  various  articles  to  med.  journals  ; 
m.  Marjorie,  o.  dau.  of  Jeremiah  Colman, 
J. P.,  Wick  Hall,  Hove,  and  Queen  Anne's 
Mansions,  Lond.,  S.W.  Address:  29  Bruns- 
wick Square,  Hove,  Brighton. 

HENDRY,  Horace  Howard,  1886-9.  CI. 
1-3.  s.  of  Mrs.  Hendry,  Maryfield, 
Kirkcaldy. 

Address  :  West  Bridge  MiUs,  Kirkcaldy. 

HILL,  George  Alexander,  1889-92.  CI. 
5-L.M.  6.  b.  21  Nov.  1874;  s.  of 
Col.  P.  E.  Hill,  C.B.,  10  Palmerston 
Place  ;   Gym.  VIII.  Capt. 

Boxing  Champion  of  Scot.  1895  ;  ist 
Prize  Gymnastics,  Edin.  Harriers'  Gym. 
Club  ;  five  years  Standard  Life  Assur.  Co., 
Edin.  ;  twelve  and  a  half  years  Fruit- 
grower, Mildura,  Victoria,  Australia ;  four 
years  Rubber-planter  and  Estate  Man. 
Punchor  Estate,  Malacca,  S.S.  ;  m.  E. 
Murray-Cameron,  Kirtletore,  Dumfriesshire. 
Address  :   Punchor  Estate,  Malacca,  S.S. 


HOPE,  John  William,  1887-8.  CI,  2.  b. 
29  Jan.  1876  ;  s.  of  James  Hope,  10 
Magdala  Crescent. 

Woolwich,  1894-5  ;  Maj.  R.F.A.  ;  2nd 
Lt.  1896;  Lt.  1899;  Capt.  1902;  Maj. 
1912  ;  Brig.  Maj.  Jhansi  Brig.  1911;  m. 
1906  Mrs.  Ethel  Obre  Wallis  {nee  Winkle). 
Address  :  c/o  Cox  and  Co.,  16  Charing  Cross, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

HUSBAND,  James,  1887-93.  CI.  2-7b. 
b.  6  Aug.  1876  ;  s.  of  William  Hus- 
band, M.D.,  4  Royal  Circus. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1899  ;  Maj. 
I.M.S.  ;  Lt.  1901  ;  Capt.  1904  ;  Maj.  1913. 
Address  :  59th  Scinde  Rifles,  Kohat,  N.W.F. 
Pro  v.,  India. 

HUSBAND,  WiUiam,  1887-94.  CI.  2- 
U.  7.  b.  8  July  1875 ;  s.  of  William 
Husband.  M.D.,  4  Royal  Circus  ;  Dux 
CI.  7b,  1893. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A. ;  New  Coll.  Edin. ;  2nd 
Cunningham  Fellow,  1901 ;  ordained,  1907,  to 
Mansfield  U.F.  Ch.,  Kilwinning.  Address  : 
Mansfield  Manse,  Kilwinning. 

IRONS,  James  Campbell  Blackwell, 
1886-92  (Dec).  CI.  l-5a.  b.  31  May 
1875  ;  s.  of  James  Campbell  Irons, 
S.S.C,  9  Windsor  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Sec.  Associated  Societies' 
Council ;    d.  6  Aug.  1899. 

JAMESON,  Andrew  James,  now  A.  J. 
M'CuUoch,  1886-93.  CI.  l-7b.  b.  14 
July  1876  ;  s.  of  the  Hon.  Andrew 
Jameson,  Lord  Ardwall,  Senator  of 
Coll.  of  Justice;  MaeGillivray  Essay 
Prize,  1892  and  1893. 

New  Coll.  Oxon;  2nd  CI.  Hons.  Hist.; 
Pres.  O.U.  Swimming  Club,  1897;  won  50 
Yds.  Swimming  Race,  Oxford  v.  Cambridge, 
1896  and  1897  ;  Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  ;  Capt.  7th 
D.G.  p.s.c;  2nd  Lt.  H.L.I.  1900;  Lt.  1904; 
Capt.  7th  D.G.  191 1  ;  served  in  S.  African 
War,  1900-2  (desp.,  10  Sept.  1901,  Queen's 
medal  with  six  clasps.  King's  medal  with 
two  clasps)  ;  assumed  surname  of  M'CuUoch, 
1893  ;  m.  Esme  Valentine,  dau.  of  Colin 
Mackenzie,  I.C.S.,  of  Portmore,  Ld.-Lt.  of 
Peeblesshire.  Address  :  14  Moray  Place, 
Edin. 

JOHNSTON,  David,  1886-8.  CI.  1,  2. 
b.  5  June  1876  ;  s.  of  the  Hon.  Lord 
Johnston,  Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Sedbergh  Sch.  1889-95  '.  Trin.  Col.  Cantab, 
1895-8  ;  B.A.  1898 ;  Cambridge  XV.  v. 
Oxford,  1898  ;  W.S.  1904  ;  served  with 
Lothians  Yeo.  in  S.  African  War,  1899  ;  Lt. 
in  Lothians  and  Border  Horse,  1912  ;  lost 
through  the  foundering  of  the  '  Empress  of 
Ireland  '  in  the  St.  Lawrence  estuary,  29  May 
1914. 

LAING,  Robert  Paterson  Sinclair,  1888- 
91.     CI.  3-M.  5.     b.  7  June  1874;   s. 


408 


Mil.  GARDINERS  (AND  OTHERS')  CLASS,  1886-94 


of  Rev.  George  Laing,  F.R.S.E.,  17 
Buckingham  Terrace. 

m.  Miss  M'Farlane,  Urray  Manse,  Muir-of- 
Ord,  Ross-shire.  Address  :  Mayfield  House, 
Dingwall,  Ross-shire. 

LUMSDEN,  Robert  Oswald,  1889-92. 
CI.  L.M.-M.  6.  b.  26  July  1873  ;  s. 
of  David  Lumsden,  Bleacher,  Pitcaim- 
field,  Perth ;    XV. 

A.F.C.  ;  Farmer.  Address  :  Buttergask, 
Coupar  Angus. 

MACDONALD,  William  Ian,  1886-8.  CI. 
1,  2.  s.  of  WiUiam  Stewart  Mac- 
donald,  The  Priory,  Newhaven  Road. 

MALCOLM,  Edward  EUiec,  1 888-94.  CI. 
3-Sp.  b.  25  Sept.  1875  ;  s.  of  George 
Malcolm,  Craigard,  Invergarrv  ;  XV., 
XL 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  W.S.  1901  ;  Factor 
and  Estate  Agent;  Clerk,  Coll.,  and  Insp., 
Kilmonivaig  P.  Council ;  Sec.  Inverness- 
shire  Branch  Scott.  Land  and  Prop.  Federa- 
tion ;  m.  Evelyn  Nellie,  dau.  of  A.  G.  Kirkup, 
DuflSeld,  Derbyshire.  Address:  Dalchreggan, 
Fort  William. 

MEEK,  Joseph  Bertram  Lloyd,  1887-9. 
CI.  2,  3.  s.  of  W.  O.  Meek,  24  Fettes 
Row. 

MILLER,  James,  1886-93.  CI.  1-6.  b. 
1  Oct.  1875  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Gordon 
Miller,  M.D.,  8  Garscube  Terrace, 
Murrayfield  ;   Gym.  VIII. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  1896 ;  M.B.,  Ch.B. 
1899;  M.R.C.P.E.  1902;  M.D.  (Gold  Medal), 
J903;  D.Sc.  Birmingham,  1904;  F.R.C.P.E. 
1910  ;  Medals  in  Anat.,  Pract.  Anat.,  and 
Sen.  Med.;  gen.  med.  pract.,  Edin.;  late 
Res.  Phys.  R.I.E.  1899-1900,  etc.  ;  Ass. 
Surg.  Edin.  and  E.  of  Scot.  S.  African  Hosp. 
1900  (S.  African  War  medal  with  clasp,  1900) ; 
contributed  numerous  papers  on  patholog. 
and  bacteriolog.  subjects  in  British  and 
foreign  med.  periodicals  ;  m.  1907  Margaret 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  T.  H.  Clare,  Birmingham. 
Address  :  24  Queen  Street,  Edin. 

MORRISON,  William  Henrv,  1886-9.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  26  Dec.  1875  ; "  s.  of  Charles 
Morrison,  25  Royal  Terrace. 

Blair  Lodge,  1889-94;  A.F.C;  Rugby, 
V.  Wales,  1900 ;  Stockbroker,  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :    25  Royal  Terrace,  Edin. 

NALBOROUGH,    Theophilus,    1887-92. 
CI.  2-L.M.  6.     s.  of  T.  Xalborough, 
Eudora,  Lomond  Road,  Trinity. 
Address  :  Hill  Road,  Dovercourt,  Essex. 

PATTISON,  Peterswald,  1886-94.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  1876;  s.  of  G.  G.  Pattison, 
Viewpark,  Trinity. 


Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1901  ;  D.P.H.  ; 

R.C.P.S.     Edin.     and     Glasg.     1910;     Ass. 

M.O.H.  for  the  Cos.  of  Fife  and  Kinross  ; 

Fell.,  Sec.  M.O.H.  ;  Mem.  Edin.  M.C.  Soc. 

.   Address  :   4  Novar  Crescent,  Kirkcaldy. 

PAUL,  Cuthbert  Balfour,  1886-94.  CI. 
1-Army.  s.  of  Sir  James  Balfour 
Paul,  Advocate,  LL.D.,  Lyon  King- 
of-Arms;  XI. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,Ch.B.  1900;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1903  ;  Ass.  Surg.  Cumberland  Inf. ;  edited 
Kocher's Text-book.  Address:  SChatsworth 
Square,  Carlisle. 

SANG,  George,  1886-93.  CI.  3-Sp.  b. 
18  March  1874  ;  s.  of  George  Sang, 
S.S.C,  28  Drummond  Place  ;  Gym. 
VIII. 

W.S.  1899 ;  m.  Florence  Sang,  dau.  of 
Walter  Sang,  C.E.,  Liverpool.  Address  : 
18  Magdala  Crescent,  Edin. 

SMART,  John,  1886-9  (Nov.)  and  1892-3. 
CI.  1-4  and  6.  b.  6  Oct.  1876 ;  s.  of 
John  Smart,  S.S.C,  1  Greenhill  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  and  LL.B.  ;  Bursar 
and  Prizeman  in  Fac.  of  Law  ;  W.S.  1901  ; 
of  Morton,  Smart,  Macdonald  and  Prosser, 
W.S.,  Edin.  ;  m.  Janet  Aird  Buchanan.  Ad- 
dress :    34  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 

SPENCE,  James  Fleming  Drever,  1886-92. 
CI.  l-7b.  b.  2  Oct.  1875  ;  s.  of  John 
D.  Spence,  Logic  Villa,  York  Road  ; 
1st  Prize,  CI.  5  (Sc.  Sect.),  1891. 

With  Scottish  Widows'  Fund  Soc.  since 
1892  ;  Insp.  of  Agents,  Glasg.,  1904,  and  Res. 
Sec.  Manchester  Branch  since  1909  ;  Mem. 
of  Council,  Manchester  Insur.  Inst.  ;  Hon. 
Fell,  of  Chartered  Insur.  Inst.  ;  m.  Caroline 
Jlary,  dau.  of  James  M.  Gale,  C.E.  Address  : 
Northlands,  Altrincham,  Cheshire. 

STEEN,  John  Edgar,  1886-7.  CI.  1.  s. 
of  John  C.  Steen,  31  Chalmers  Street. 

STUART,  Frank  Osborne,  1886-92.  CI. 
1-M  6.  b.  9  Oct.  1875  ;  s.  of  R.  L. 
Stuart,  W.S.,  Proc.  Fis.  for  Midlothian. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.A.  1898  ;  Merchant, 
Japan,  since  1899 ;  dim.  Brit.  Assoc,  of 
Japan,  1912-13  ;  m.  Minnie,  e.  dau.  of  R.  S. 
Kynoch  Shand  of  Hillside,  Aberdeenshire. 
Address  :  c/o  W.  M.  Strachan  and  Co.  Ltd., 
Yokohama,  Japan. 

THOMSON,  Frederick  Charles,  1886-94. 
CI.  l-7a.  b.  27  May  1875  ;  s.  of 
James  Wishart  Thomson,  Ship  Owner, 
Lcith,  8  Inverleith  Place,  Edin.  ;  Dux 
CI.  1,  2,  and  3,  1887-9  ;   XV. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  ;  2nd  CI.  Hons. 
Mods.  1896;  2nd  CI.  Mod.  Hist.  1898; 
XV.  ;  LL.B.  Edin.  1901  ;  Advocate,  1901  ; 
Barr.  Inn.  Tern.  1904  ;  Hon.  Sec.  to  E.A. 
Directors  since  1906  ;   prospective  candidate 


1887-8 


409 


(U.)  for  N.W.  Lanarkshire;  m.  1904  Con- 
stance Margaret,  y.  dau.  of  H.  A.  Hotson, 
4  Rothesay  Terrace,  Edin.  Address:  5 
Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

WILDISH,  George  Henry,  1886-9.  CI. 
1,  2.  s.  of  George  Wildish,  9  Inver- 
leith  Gardens. 


WILSON,  Richard  Fisher,  1886-92. 
l-4b.     b.  4  March  1877. 


CI. 


Actor ;  joined  Forbes-Robertson's  Co., 
and  acted  in  minor  parts  for  some  yrs.  in 
this  country  ;  owing  to  ill-health  went  to  S. 
Africa  in  1902  ;  d.  4  Oct.  1903  in  Johannes- 
burg. 


1887-8 


BEGG,  WiUiam  Henderson,  1887-90.  CI. 
1-3.  b.  11  April  1877  ;  s.  of  J.  Hen- 
derson Begg,  Advocate,  Sheriff-Sub.  of 
Aberdeen  and  Kincardine. 

Glasg.  Univ.;  M.A.  (ist  CI.  Hons.  Class.), 
1898 ;  B.D.  1906 ;  Edin.  Theolog.  Coll.  ; 
Luscombe  Schol.  1900 ;  .  Episc.  Ch.  in 
Scot.;  D.  1900;  P.  1901;  C.  St.  James|, 
Leith,  1900-4^  C.-in-Charge,  All  Saints', 
Bearsden,  1904-8  ;  R.  St.  Mary's,  Broughty 
Ferry,  since  1908  ;  Actg.  Chap,  to  Forces 
at  Broughty  Ferry,  1908  ;  m.  Edith  Louise, 
y.  dau.  of  H.  B.  Cornish.  Address:  St. 
Mary's  Rectory,  Broughty  Ferry,  Forfar- 
shire. 

BROWN,  Andrew  Betts,  1887-93  (April). 
CI.  l-4b.  s.  of  A.  B.  Brown,  19 
Douglas  Crescent. 

Address  :  Woodcroft,  Eltham,  Kent. 

BURNESS,  Charles,  1887-94.  CI.  1- 
U.M.  b.  18  Sept.  1877  ;  s.  of  James 
Burness,  W.S.,  33  Great  King  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  1894-6;  1902-11  Factor  for 
Kilcoy  estates,  Ross-shire ;  C.C,  Par.  C, 
and  Mem.  Sch.  Bd.,  Ross-shire ;  Res.  Land 
Agent  for  estates  of  Lady  Palmer,  Yorks, 
since  191 1.  Address:  The  Ridge  House, 
Staithes,  Yorks. 

COWAN,  Archibald  Aikman,  1887-92. 
CI.  l-4b.  b.  15  Oct.  1876;  s.  of 
Archibald  Cowan,  50  Albany  Street. 
Served  apprenticeship  in  a  Leith  mere, 
office,  and  afterwards  entered  father's  firm 
of  Archibald  Cowan,  Mason  and-  Co.,  Leith; 
went  to  S.  Africa,  1900,  as  Trooper  in 
19th  Co.  6th  Imp.  Yeo. — Lothians  and 
Berwickshire  (Queen's  medal  and  four 
clasps)  ;  killed  in  action  near  Brandfort, 
O.R.C.,  25  April  1901  ;  a  memorial  tablet 
was  erected  by  his  Class-fellows  in  the 
Academy  Hall. 

DOUGLAS,  James,  1887-92.  CI.  l-4b. 
b.  12  June  1878  ;  s.  of  A.  HaUiday 
Douglas,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  30  Melville 
Street. 

Leys  Sch.  Cambridge ;  XV.  ;  Planter, 
Lauderdale  Plantation,  Brit.  Cent.  Africa, 
1897  ;  m.  1904  L.  E.  Brock  Hollinshead, 
dau.  of  Capt.  Brock  Hollinshead,  12th  Roy. 
Lancers,   and   of   Hollinshead   Hall,  Lanes. 


Address  :     Gangbridge,    St.    Mary    Bourne, 
Andover. 

JONES,  Arthur  Edmond  Lewis,  1887-96. 
CI.  l-5a.  s.  of  Col.  J.  W.  Jones,  9 
Lennox  Street. 

Capt.  4th  Batt.  R.S.  1904.  Address  : 
9  Lennox  Street,  Edin. 

KEEGAN,  James  Wallace,  1887-9.  CI. 
1,  2.  b.  29  Jan.  1876;  s.  of  John 
Keegan,  S.S.C.,  10  Duke  Street. 

Cadet  H.M.S.  '  Conway  '  ;  subsequently 
served  with  various  steamship  Cos.  rill  ret. 
from  sea,  191 1. 

KIRK  WOOD,  John  Macdonald,  1887-90. 
CI.  1,  2a.  s.  of  James  Kirkwood,  St. 
Winifred's,  Murrayfield. 

Served  in  S.  African  War;  m.  Laura  Amie 
Organ.  Address:  Greville  Lodge,  Church- 
down,  Cheltenham. 

KIRKWOOD,  Robert  Clark,  1887-90. 
CI.  1-3.  s.  of  James  Kirkwood,  St. 
Winifred's,  Murrayfield. 

Sometime  with  R.  and  R.  Clark,  Printers, 
Edin.;  ra.  Miss  Anderson.  -Address:  Cherry- 
vale,  Whitstable. 

M'INTOSH,  John  George  Hunter,  1887- 
95.  CI.  1-Sp.  b.  21  Jan.  1876  ;  s.  of 
J.  B.  M'Intosh,  S.S.C,  11  Deanpark 
Crescent ;  XV.,  XI.  ;  Ephor. 

Ch.  CoU.  Cantab,  1895-8  ;  B.A.  1898;  XV. 
Capt.  1898;  XL;  Lond.  Scott.  F.C.;  A.C.C.; 
W.S.  1903 ;  served  with  Imp.  Yeo.  in  S. 
Africa,  1900-1  (Queen's  medal,  four  clasps); 
m .  Minnie  Catherine  Moir  Robertson-Durham. 
Address  :  3  Learmonth  Place,  Edin. 

M'LAREN,  William  Cunningham,  1887-9. 
CI.  1.  b.  14  April  1877  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander M'Laren,  62  Great  King  Street. 

Durham  Univ.  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1902  ; 
P.  1904,  Landaff;  C.  of  St.  John's,  Horseley- 
down,  Lond.,  S.E.,  Dio.  Southwark  since 
1907  ;  fmly.  C.  of  St.  Saviour's,  Pimlico, 
Lond.,  S.W.,  1905-7  ;  C.  Trevethan,  1902-5. 
Address:  St.  John's,  Horseleydown,  Lend., 
S.E. 

NELSON,  Thomas  Arthur,  1887-95.  CI. 
1-Sp.     b.  1876  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Nelson, 


410 


1888-9 


St.  Leonard's,  Newington ;  XV. ;  XI. 
Capt.  1895. 

University  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  1899  ; 
played  for  Oxford  XV.  v.  Cambridge,  1898- 
1900 ;  Capt.  1900 ;  A.F.C.  ;  Rugby,  v. 
England,  1898  ;  partner  in  Thomas  Nelson 
and  Sons,  Publishers  ;  J. P.  for  Argyllshire  ; 
Lt.  in  the  Lothians  and  Border  Horse  Yeo. 
and  Mem.  of  the  King's  Bodyguard  for 
Scot.  (Roy.  Co.  of  Archers)  ;  m.  Margaret, 
3rd  dau.  of  Alex.  Balfour  of  Mount  Alyn, 
Denbighshire.  Address:  Ach-na-Cloich, 
Argyllshire,  and  St.  Leonard's,  Edin. 

NEWTON,  Thomas  Brisbane,  1887-8 
(Dec).  CI.  1,  2.  s.  of  Mrs.  Newton, 
15  Warriston  Crescent. 

ORR,  James,  1887-91.  C.  1-M.  4.  b. 
14  March  1875 ;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen. 
James  Orr,  2  Fettes  Row. 

Stockbroker  ;  of  Gibb,  Wilson  and  Orr, 
Edin.     Address  :   2  Fettes  Row,  Edin. 

PRINGLE,  Arthur  Stanley,  1887-96.  CI. 
1-Sp.  b.  11  March  1877  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Pringle,  VV.S.,  18  Rutland  Square ; 
Ferguson  Medal,  1893  ;  Gloag  Medal 
and  Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Math.  1894, 
1895,  1896  ;  Acad.  Exhib.  1898-1901  ; 
XV. ;   won  Mile,  1894,  1895. 

Math.  Exhib.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab;  B.A., 
LL.B.  1899;  Edin.  Univ. ;  LL.B.  1902;  played 
for  Cambridge  XV.  11.  Oxford,  1897,  189S  ; 
A.F.C;  Mem.  R.U.  Selection Comtee.  1903-5; 
Advocate,  1902  ;  Reporter  S.L.T.  1907-9  ; 
apptd.  Northern  Agent  L.U.  Council,  1909  ; 
contested  N.W.  Lanark  (U.),  1910  ;  Capt. 
and  O.C.  Infantry  Unit  O.T.C.,  Edin.  Univ., 
1908-10;  previously  served  as  Lt.  in 
Forth  Div.  Submarine  Miners  (Vols.)  and 
Q.R.V.B.R.S.  ;  edited  this  Register,  1908- 
10;  Editor,  Lit.  Dept.  Nat.  Unionist  Assoc, 
Lond.,  since  1912  ;  m.  1910  Ida  Emilie,  dau. 
of  Morten  Fischer,  J. P.  (Provost  of  Dollar), 


of  Elmbank,  Dollar.     Address  :  14  Norland 
Square,  Lond.,  W. 

ROBERTSON,  Alexander  Weir,  now 
Robertson-Durham,  1887-95.  CI.  1- 
Sp.  b.  11  Dec.  1877  ;  s.  of  James  A. 
Robertson-Durham,  C.A.,  35  Buck- 
ingham Terrace  ;  Dux  CI.  1,  1888 
(Trotter  Medal) ;  XV. ;  won  100  Yds. 
1894;  Quarter-mile,  1893,  1894. 

A.F.C.  ;  Rugby,  v.  England,  1897  ;  C.A. 
Edin.  1900  ;  F.F.A.  1901  ;  S.  father  in  Bog- 
head, 1909 ;  m.  Mabel  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Robert  Stevenson  of  Moat.  Address  :  Bog- 
head, Bathgate,  and  4  Coates  Gardens,  Edin. 

TITTERTON,  Ernest  Patrick,  1887-9. 
CI.  1,  2.  b.  9  Dec.  1874  ;  s.  of  C.  R. 
Titterton,  Eastbourne  House,  Porto- 
bello. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  L.R.C.P.  and  S. ;  L.F.P.  and 
S.  Glasg.  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  m.  Nan  L., 
dau.  of  Rev.  Robert  Graham.  Address : 
Pretoria  House,  Fore  Street,  Saltash, 
Cornwall. 

WALLACE,  James  Cecil,  1887-94.  CI. 
l-5b.  b.  5  May  1877  ;  s.  of  Sheriff 
Wallace,  The  Hope,  Moffat. 

Architect.     Address  :  The  Hope,  Moffat. 

WATSON,  James  Arthur,  1887-91.  CI. 
1-5.  b.  9  Dec.  1876  ;  s.  of  George 
Watson,  Advocate,  Sheriff -Sub.  of 
Wigtown,  Newton  Stewart ;  Dux 
CI.  2,  1889. 

Class.  Schol.  Wadham  Coll.  Oxon  ;  2nd 
CI.  Hons.  Mods.  ;  and  CI.  Lit.  Hum.  ;  B.A. 
Oxon ;  W.S.  1903  ;  Sec.  Nairobi  Munici- 
pality, B.E.A. ;  m.  GwendoUne  Isabel,  dau.  of 
T.  P.  Gillespie,  Muiravonside  House,  Linlith- 
gow. Address  :  Municipal  Offices,  Nairobi, 
B.E.  Africa. 


1888-9 


ADAM,  Robert  Jeffreys,  1888-93.  CI. 
P.3-4a.  s.  of  Robert  Smith  Adam, 
11  E.  Clarcmont  Street. 

ANDERSON,  Francis,  1888-99.  CI.  P.l- 
7a.  b.  21  May  1881  ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Anderson,  Cairn  Craig,  Trinity  :  Dux 
CI.  2a,  1893;  XV.  Capt.  1898-9;  XL 
Capt.  1898 ;  Gym.  VHL  ;  won 
Steeplecha.se,  1898  and  1899. 

Capt.  Royal  Scots  ;  2nd  Lt.  1901 ;  Lt.  1903  ; 
Capt.  1913 ;  served  in  S.  African  War  (Queen's 
medal  with  three  clasps.  King's  medal  with 
two  clasps)  ;  now  with  W.A.F.F.  Address  : 
4  Melville  Crescent,  Edin. 

ASHER,    William    Augustus,     1888-96. 


CI.   P.3-6.      b.   6   July    1878;    s.    of 
W.  G.  C.  Asher,  Farmer. 

Planter ;  m.  1914  Margaret,  y.  dau.  of  E.  A. 
Harley,  Redholm,  Loughborough.  Address : 
Teekoy  Estate,  Erattapetta  P.O.,  via  Kot- 
tayam,  Travancore,  S.  India. 

BALFOUR,  Hon.  James  Moncrciff,  1888- 
94.  CI.  P.3-4.  b.  6  July  1878  ;  s.  of 
Right  Hon.  J.  B.  Balfour,  Q.C.,  M.P., 
Lord  Justice-Gen,,  1st  Baron  Kinross 
of  Glaselune. 

Cheltenham,  1894-7  :  B.A.  Ball.  CoU. 
O.xon  ;  W.S.  1904;  m.  Madeline  Maude,  dau. 
of  James  Graham  Watson,  Kingston  Grange, 
Liberton.     Address  :    23  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 


1888-9 


411 


BALFOUR.  Hon.  John  Ramsay  Blair, 
1888-96.  CI.  P.l-5b.  b.  21  Sept. 
1881 ;  s.  of  Right  Hon.  J.  B.  Balfour. 
Q.C., .  M.P.,  Lord  Justice-Gen.,  1st 
Baron  Kinross  of  Glasclune. 

Cheltenham,  1896-1900  ;  B.A.  Ball.  Coll. 
O.Yon.  Address:  Drumsheugh House,  Drum- 
sheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

BALFOUR,  Hon.  Harry  Robert  Chi- 
chester, 1888-97.  CI.  P.l-5a.  b.  31 
Oct.  1882  ;  s.  of  Right  Hon.  J.  B. 
Balfour,  Q.C.,  M.P.,  Lord  Justice- 
Gen.,  1st  Baron  Kinross  of  Glasclune. 

Cheltenham,  1897-1901 ;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon, 
1901-5  ;  2nd  CI.  Mods.  1903  ;  2nd  CI.  Lit. 
Hum.  1905  ;  I.C.S.  1905  ;  Clerk  in  Comtee. 
Office,  House  of  Commons,  1906-8  ;  Clerk  in 
Home  Office  since  1908.  Address  :  99  St. 
George's  Square,  Lond.,  S.W. 

BALFOUR-KINNEAR,  George  William 
Balfour,  1888-95.  CI.  1-6.  b.  16 
Nov.  1877;  s.  of  G.  T.  Balfour- 
Kinnear,  W.S.,  6  Doune  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  W.S.  1903  ;  m.  Hen- 
rietta Mary,  dau.  of  James  Burness,  W.S. 
Address  :  c/o  Hamilton,  Kinnear  and  Beat- 
son,  W.S.,  Edin. 

BAXTER,  Edmund,  1888-94.     CI.  l-5a. 
b.  9  Sept.  1878  ;  s.  of  Charles  Baxter, 
W.S.,  7  Rothesay  Place. 
Cheltenham,  1894-6. 

BEGG,  Robert  Henderson,  1888-90.  CI. 
l-2a.  b.  22  May  1878  ;  s.  of  J.  Hen- 
derson Begg,  Advocate,  Sheriff-Sub. 
at  Aberdeen  and  Kincardine. 

Capt.  R.G.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1900 ;  Lt.  1902 ; 
Capt.  1913.  War  Service  :  served  at  Aden, 
1903,  during  operations  in  the  interior,  ra.     . 

BELL,  James  Newall,  1888-93.  CI.  P.3- 
2a.  b.  2  Feb.  1880  ;  s.  of  John  Bell, 
W.S.,  of  Castlecreavie,  Kirkcudbright- 
shire, 35  Dublin  Street,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.  1901-3  ;  A.F.C.  ;  Engineer, 
U.S.A.  and  Canada,  since  1903  ;  m.  1910 
Muriel,  dau.  of  George  Morphy,  316  Avenue 
Road,  Toronto,  Ont.,  Canada.  Address  : 
c/o  Canadian  Ingersoll  Rand  Co.,  708  Do- 
minion Trust  Building,  Vancouver,  B.C., 
Canada. 

BELL,  John  Montgomerie,  1888-98.  CI. 
P.3  -  Sp.  b.  30  June  1879 ;  s.  of 
M.  Montgomerie  Bell,  W.S.,  9  Ran- 
dolph Crescent;  XV.  Capt.  1897-8; 
XL ;   Ej)hor. 

A.F.C.  ;  W.S.  191 1  ;  m.  Jean,  y.  dau.  of 
Lt.-Col.  James  F.  Macleod,  C.M.G.,  Judge  of 
the  Supreme  Court  of  Canada.  Address  : 
Calgary,  Alberta,  Canada. 


BELL,  Joseph  Anthony  Douglas,  1888- 
1900.  CI.  P.l-7b.  b.  23  July  1S.S2  ; 
s.  of  Robert  Craigie  Bell,  VV.S..  4 
Buckingham  Terrace. 

Capt.  A.S.C.  ;  Direct  Com.  R.F.A.  1900  ; 
I. A.  1904-10 ;  A.S.C.  1910 ;  m.  Penelope 
Avice  Horn,  Wimbledon  Park  House,  Lond., 
S.W.   Address:  4  Buckingham  Terrace,  Edin. 

BELL,  Lewis  Hay  Irving,  1888-97.  CI.  1- 
7a.  b.  23  Oct.  1878;  s.  of  Robert 
Craigie  Bell,  W.S.,  4  Buckingham  Ter- 
race; XV.  Capt.  1896-7;  Gym.  VIII. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1904;  A.F.C; 
Capt.  1902-4  ;  Rugby,  v.  England,  1900  ;  v. 
Wales  and  Ireland,  1904  ;  Med.  Off.  Madras 
and  Southern  Mahratta  Railway  since  1906. 
Address  :    Hubli,  India. 

BENNETT.  James  Francis.  1888-98. 
CI.  P.2-Sp.  b.  13  Aug.  1880;  s.  of 
E.  F.  T.  Bennett,  Rugby  Cottage, 
Musselburgh. 

Stockbroker.  Address:  Cambridge  Block, 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  Canada. 

BLACKWOOD,  Claude  Harold,  1888-90. 
Cl.P.l.  b.  4  Sept.  1880;  s.  of  J.Black- 
wood, Dunkeld  Lodge,  Wardie. 

Capt.  R.G.A.  Sp.  Reserve ;  served  in  S. 
African  War  (Queen's  medal  with  four 
clasps.  King's  medal  with  three  clasps. 
Colonial  Star)  ;  m.  Mable  M.  Gilbert.  Ad- 
dress :  Easter  Coul,  Auchterarder,  Perth- 
shire. 

BOWIE,  John  Tweedie,  1888-9.  CI.  1. 
b.  Dec.  1876  ;  s.  of  John  Tweedie 
Bowie,  C.A.,  Edin. 

Farmer.     Address  :  Bovain,  Killin. 

BOYD,  Arthur  Octavian,  1888-90.  CI. 
P.2-P.4.  b.  29  Sept.  1881  ;  s.  of 
James  Boyd,  4  Moray  Place. 

Rugby;  XV.  Capt.;  R.M.A.  Woolwich; 
XV.  ;  Capt.  R.H.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1900  ;  Lt. 
1901 ;  Capt.  1910;  m.  Margaret  Bramwell. 
Address:  St.  Anthony,  Ashurst,  Lyndhurst, 
Hants. 

BRADBURY,  Lewis  Balfour,  1888-93. 
CI.  1-Army.  b.  11  Nov.  1877;  s. 
of  James  Francis  Bradbury,  I.C.S. ; 
XV.,  XI. ;    won  Cricket  Ball,   1894, 

1895  ;   Quarter-mile,  100  Yds.,  1895. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst  (passed  out  fifth) ;  XV. 
and  Athletic  Team ;   A.F.C;   Cities  y.  Rest, 

1896  ;  won  Officers'  Races,  100  Yds.  and 
Quarter-mile,  Aldershot,  1897  ;  Lt.  2nd  Batt. 
Gordon  Highs.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1897  ;  killed  in 
action  at  Elandslaagte,  22  Oct.  1899  ;  see 
also  E.A.  Ch.  iii.  78  ;   vii.  18  and  79  ;   viii.  5. 

BREMNER,  Huntly  William  B..  1888. 
CI.  P.2.  s.  of  William  Bremner,  8 
Ann  Street. 


412 


1888-9 


BKIGGS,  George  Clark,  1888-93.  CI. 
l-5b.  s.  of  Francis  Briggs,  48  N. 
Manor  Place. 

Clare  Coll.  Cantab  ;  Capt.  :st  Batt.  R.S. 
Fus.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1899  ;  Lt.  1900  ;  Capt.  1905  ; 
served  in  S.  African  War,  1899-1902;  relief 
of  Ladysmith,  actions  at  Colenso  and  Fre- 
derickstad  (Queen's  medal  with  four  clasps, 
King's  medal  with  two  clasps).  Address  : 
Huntingdon,  Haddington. 

BROUN,  James  Douglas,  1888-93  (Dec.). 
CI.  1-L.M.  b.  20  Nov.  1877  ;  s.  of 
Archibald  Broun,  Advocate,  P.C.S. 
and  D.L.,  12  Oxford  Terrace. 

Banker.    Address:  11  Comely  Bank,  Edin. 

BKOWN,  Hugh  Maxwell,  1888-9.  CI.  1. 
b.  31  May  1878  ;  s.  of  George  Brown, 
10  Douglas  Crescent. 

St.  Ninians,  Mofiat,  and  Fettes,  1892-6  ; 
XV.  ;  Engineer  with  C.  A.  Parsons  and  Co., 
Newcastle-on-Tyne.  Address :  The  Nook, 
Dunblane. 

BROWN,  Wilfrid  Latham,  1888-90.     CI. 
P.l,  P.2.    b.  2  Jan.  1881 ;  s.  of  James 
Brown,  32  Moray  Place. 
Farmer  ;   d.  19  Aug.  1903. 

BRUCE,  Alexander  Livingstone,  1888-94. 
CI.  P.l-2b.  b.  24  Oct.  1881  ;  s.  of 
A.  L.  Bruce,  10  Regent  Terrace. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  Lt.  i6th  Lancers ; 
served  in  S.  African  War ;  wounded  and 
invalided  ;  now  superintending  the  estates 
of  the  A.  L.  Bruce  Trust  in  Nyasaland.  Ad- 
dress :   Magomero,  Nyasaland,  Africa. 

BUCHANAN,  Leonard  Cross,  1888-94, 
CI.  1-M.  5.  s.  of  H.  Cross  Buchanan, 
St.  Andrews  Road,  Bedford. 

Planter,  Ceylon. 

CARLISLE,  Archibald  Hilliard,  1888-90, 
CI.  la-3,  s,  of  George  Carlisle,  C.E., 
6  Lomond  Road,  Trinity. 

CARLISLE,  Henry  George,  1888-94. 
CI.  lb-5b.  s.  of  George  Carlisle,  C.E„ 
6  Lomond  Road,  Trinity. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1899  ;  Medallist 
in  Mat.  Med.  and  Physics,  Histol.  and 
Pract.  Pathol.,  Jun.  and  Sen.  Physiol.  ; 
gen.  med.  pract.  ;  Hon.  Phys.  Roy.  Liver- 
pool Co.  Hosp.  for  Children  and  Med.  Off. 
Akbar  Reformatory,  Heswall,  Cheshire. 
Address  :    Heswall,  Cheshire. 

CARLISLE,  Reginald  Hildred,  1888-97. 
CI.  P.2-5a.  s,  of  George  Cariisle,  C.E., 
G  Lomond  Road,  Trinity  ;  XV, 

Address  :   Salisbury,  S.  Africa. 


CARMICHAEL,  Charles  Sherwood, 
1888-9.  CI.  1.  s.  of  Andrew  T.  Car- 
michael,  Shanghai. 

Farmer,  Swaziland ;  .served  with  Methuen's 
Horse,  1 899-1902.  Address:  P.O.,  Bremers- 
dorp,  Swaziland,  S.  Africa. 

CARMICHAEL,  James  Fell  Scott,  1888- 
97.  CI.  P.2-Sp.  b.  28  Jan.  1880; 
s.  of  James  Carmichael,  M.D.,  22 
Northumberland  Street  ;  XL 

Served  in  S.  African  War  with  Imp.  Yeo. 
1900-1  ;  Solicitor  ;  now  Man.  Bukit  Asahan 
Rubber  Estate,  Malacca;  m.  1910  Edith 
Susan  Savery  of  Bexley,  Kent.  Address : 
Malacca  Rubber  Estates,  Malacca,  S.S. 

CHEYNE,  Harry,  jun..  1888-1901.  CI. 
P.l-7b.  b.  8  Dec,  1882 ;  s.  of  Harry 
Cheyne,  W.S.,  13  Rutland  Street ; 
XV, ;  won  Quarter-mile  and  Hurdles, 
1901. 

Univ.  CoU.  Oxon ;  B.A.  ;  O.U.R.F.C. 
1903-5  ;  W.S.  1908;  of  Mackenzie  and  Ker- 
mack,  W.S.,  Edin.  Address :  4  Moray  Place, 
Edin. 

CLARK,  George  Andrew,  1888-92,  CI. 
P.1-P.4.  b.  12  June  1882  ;  s,  of 
Richard  Clark,  J.P,  and  D.L.,  20 
Learmonth  Terrace. 

Fettes,  1896-1900  ;  XV.  ;  Lt.  3rd  Batt. 
Seaforth  Highs,  and  1st  Batt.  R.S.  Fus.  ; 
2nd  Lt.  1902  ;  Lt.  1906  ;  ret.  1906  ;  served 
in  S.  African  War,  1901-2  ;   d.  30  June  1910. 

COLDSTREAM,  John,  1888-96.  CI.  l-7a. 
b.  23  Dec.  1877  ;  s.  of  William  Cold- 
stream, I.C.S.,  69  West  Cromwell  Road, 
Lend.;  XV. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1896;  Wore.  CoU. 
Oxon,  1896-1900  ;  XV.,  XI.  ;  Lond.  Scott. 
F.C.  1900;  I.C.S.  1900;  Ass.  Comr.,  Punjab, 
1901-6  ;  Under  Sec.  Punjab  Govt.  1906-10  ; 
Subdiv.  and  Settlement  Off.,  Kulu,  since 
1910.     Address  :   Kulu,  Punjab,  India. 

COOK,  John,  1888-92.  CI.  P.3-3b,  b. 
26  May  1880;  s.  of  Sir  Henry  Cook, 
W.S.,  18  India  Street. 

Loretto,  1892-8 ;  Merton  Coll.  Oxon ; 
B.A. ;  W.S.  1907;  of  W.  and  J.  Cook,  W.S., 
Edin.;  m.  1911  Frances  Margaret  Auldjo, 
dau.  of  T.  S.  Esson,  W.S.  Address  :  28  Ann 
Street,  Edin. 

COWAN,  George  Spankie,  1888-94.     CI, 
P.2-lb.      b.    4    May    1881  ;     s,    of 
Archibald  Cowan,  50  Albany  Street, 
d.  19  Sept.  1894. 

COWAN,  Samuel  Hunter,  1888-95.  CI. 
1-Army.  b.  21  April  1878 ;  s.  of 
Rev.    C,    J,    Cowan,    B.D.,    Min,    o* 


1888-9 


413 


Morebattle,  Kelso;    Ferguson  Medal. 

1895. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1896-7  ;  Capt.  R.E.  ; 
2Qd  Lt.  1897  ;  Lt.  1900  ;  Capt.  1906.  Staff 
Service:  Off.  of  Cadet  Co.  (CI.  B),  R.M.A., 
1904-7;  Staff  Capt.  Army  H.Q.,  War  Office, 
1910.  Assoc.  Mem.  R.E.  Comtee.  Electric 
Lighting,  1910 ;  A.M.I.E.E.  ;  Mem.  of 
Engineering  Standards  Comtee.  ;  m.  Jean 
M.  Hore,  31  S.  Oswald  Road,  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :  c/o  Cox  and  Co.,  16  Charing  Cross, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

CROOM,  David  Halliday,  1888-93.  CI. 
l-5a.  b.  2  June  1877  ;  s.  of  Sir  J. 
Halliday  Croom,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E., 
Prof,  of  Midwifery  in  the  Univ.  of 
Edin. 

Caius  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  1898 ;  Edin. 
Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1903;  M.D.  1906; 
F.R.C.P.E.  1910 ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  late 
Sen.  Ass.  Phys.  Leith  Hosp. ;  Phys.  Roy.  Pub. 
Disp.,  Edin. ;  Mem.  Assoc,  of  Phys.  of  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland  ;  F.O.S.  Edin  ;  various 
publications  in  med.  journals  ;  m.  Eleanor 
Addey  Blair  Cunynghame.  Address  :  17 
Alva  Street,  Edin. 

DAWSON,  John  Douglas,  1888-94.  CI. 
1-M.  5.  b.  13  Sept.  1877  ;  s.  of  John 
Gillon  Dawson,  24  Royal  Terrace. 

Merchant,  Leith  ;  m.  Dove  A.,  dau.  of 
Geo.  Cotton,  26  Mayiield  Terrace,  Edin. 
Address  ;   23  Regent  Terrace,  Edin. 

DAWSON,  Percy  Fumeaux,  1888-9.  CI.  2. 
b.  25  May  1877  ;  s.  of  Adam  Dawson, 
36  Royal  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  W.S.  1903  ;  m. 
Christian  Margaret,  dau.  of  Robert  Menzies, 
S.S.C.     Address  :    7  Royal  Terrace,  Edin. 

DICKSON,  WiUiam  Elliot  Carnegie,  1888- 
95.  CI.  l-7a.  b.  15  Jan.  1878  ;  s.  of 
George  Dickson,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E., 
9  India  Street. 

B.Sc.  1898;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1901  (ist  CI. 
Hons.)  Edin.  ;  M.D.  (ist  CI.  Hons.)  ; 
F.R.C.P.E.  ;  Baxter  Schol.  Nat.  Sc.  ;  Stark 
Schol.  Clin.  Med. ;  Crichton  Research  Schol. ; 
Lect.  on  Pathol,  and  Applied  Bacteriology 
and  Sen.  Ass.  to  Prof,  of  Pathol.,  Edin.  Univ. ; 
Pres.  Roy.  Med.  Soc. ;  Author  of  Text-books 
of  Gen.  and  Sp.  Pathology,  etc. ;  m.  Frances 
Edith,  dau.  of  Prof.  W.  S.  Greenfield,  Edin. 
Univ.     Address:  92a  Findhorn  Place,  Edin. 

EGERTON,  James  Boswell,  1888-9.  CI. 
P.2.  b.  4  Nov.  1880 ;  s.  of  Mrs. 
Egerton,  1  AthoU  Place. 

Capt.  I.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1900 ;  I.S.C.  1901  ; 
Lt.  1902  ;  Capt.  1909 ;  A.D.C.  to  G.O.C. 
Somaliland  F.F.  1903-4  ;  served  on  N.W.F., 
Waziristan,  1901-2  (desp.,  Lond.  Gaz.  8 
Aug.  1902,  medal  with  clasp)  ;  again  on 
N.W.F.  1902,  against  the  Darwesh  Khel 
Waziris  ;  E.  Africa,  1903-4  ;  operations  in 
Somaliland  ;   action  at  Jidballi  {desp.,  Lond. 


Gaz.  2  Sept.  1904,  medal  with  two  clasps). 
Address  :   Quetta,  India. 

EGERTON,  Wion  de  Malpas,  1888-9. 
CI.  P.3.  s.  of  Mrs.  Egerton,  1  AthoU 
Place. 

ELLIS,  Leonard  M'Intyre,  1888-90.  CI. 
1,  la.  b.  2  June  1877 ;  s.  of  Right 
Rev.  Rowland  Ellis,  D.D.,  afterwards 
Bp.  of  Aberdeen,  19  Abercromby 
Place. 

In  business  in  Borneo.  Address  :  Balik 
Papan,  Kotei,  East  Dutch  Borneo. 

FERGUSON,  Frederick,  jun.,  1888-96. 
CI.  1-M.  5.  b.  5  Dec.  1878;  s.  of 
Frederick  Ferguson,  15  Grosvenor 
Street  ;   XV. 

Address  :  c/o  Paterson,  Simons  and  Co. 
Ltd.,  Singapore,  S.S. 

FERGUSON,  Frederick  Charles,  1888-98. 
CI.  P.l-Sp.  b.  8  Nov.  1881  ;  s.  of 
William  Ferguson,  W.S.,  26  Warriston 
Crescent ;  XV. 

A.F.C.  ;  served  with  70th  Co.  Imp.  Yeo. 
in  S.  African  War,  1900-1,  and  with 
Transvaal  M.R.  in  Zulu  rebellion,  1906 ; 
m.  1910  M.  Frame.  Address :  P.O.  Box 
212,  East  Rand,  Transvaal. 

FERRYMAN,  William  Edward,  1888-90. 
CI.  l-2a.  b.  18  Feb.  1876 ;  s.  of 
A.  H.  Ferryman  of  Lochend,  Caith- 
ness, and  2  Douglas  Crescent,  Edin. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1897-8 ;  Mem.  Inst,  of 
Accountants  and  Actuaries,  Glasg.,  1904 ; 
ist  Lanark  Rifles,  1897-1902  ;  served  with 
Vol.  Service  Co.  2nd  Cameronians  in  S. 
African  War,  1900-1  (Queen's  medal  with 
four  clasps)  ;  Freeman  of  City  of  Glasgow  ; 
C.A.  Johannesburg.  Address  :  4  Standard 
Bank  Chambers,  Johannesburg,  S.  Africa. 

FRASER,  Edward,  1888-91.  CI.  l-3b. 
b.  28  Dec.  1877;  s.  of  Alexander 
Eraser,  Printer,  Canonmills  Lodge. 

C.A.  Edin.  1901  ;  Accountant,  U.S.A., 
since  1902,  and  since  1906  with  Arthur 
Young  and  Co.,  Certified  PubUc  Accountants, 
N.Y.,  etc.  Address:  1 106  Commerce  Build- 
ing, Kansas  City,  Mo.,  U.S.A. 

FRASER,  George,  1888-91  and  1895-6. 
CI.  P.3-lb  and  M.  6.  b.  30  June 
1880 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Eraser,  Printer, 
Canonmills  Lodge. 

Farmer,  N.Z.,  since  1900.  Address:  Man- 
garoa,  Ohura,  King's  Co.,  Auckland,  N.Z. 

FRASER,  George  Alexander,  1888-95. 
CI.  l-7a.  b.  9  June  1877 ;  s.  of 
William    Stuart    Eraser,     W.S.,     42 


414 


1888-9 


Melville  Street  ;    Dux  CI.  3a  and  4a, 
1891  and  1892. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  C.A.  Edin.  1903  ; 
of  R.  and  E.  Scott,  C.A.,  Edin.  Address  : 
42  Melville  Street,  Edin. 

FRASER,  Patrick  Neill,  1888-9.  CI.  P.3. 
s.  of  Patrick  Neill  Fraser,  Rockville, 
Murrayfield. 

Printer.  Address :  Rockville,  Murray- 
field. 

FRASER,  William  Neill,  1888-90  (April). 
CI.  2,  3.     s.  of  Patrick  Neill  Eraser, 
Rockville,  Murrayfield. 
Capt.  A.P.D. 

GEDDES.  George  William  Stewart,  1888-9 
and  1893-7.    CI.  P.3-M.  6.    b.  16  Aug. 
1878  ;    s.  of  George  Hutton  Geddes, 
8  Douglas  Crescent. 
d.  1911. 

GIBSON,  George  Herbert  Rae,  1888-99 
(April).  CI.  P.2-6.  s.  of  G.  A. 
Gibson,  M.D.,  3  Drumsheugh  Gar- 
dens ;   XV. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1906;  M.D. 
1010;  F.R.C.P.E.  1911,  M.  1908;  also 
at  Dublin,  Berlin,  Grenoble,  Munich,  Zurich, 
Univs.  ;  served  with  3rd  Batt.  A.  and  S. 
Highs,  in  S.  African  War  (medal  and  two 
clasps)  ;  Author  of  various  med.  articles  ; 
m.  1914  Effie  Laurie  Gray,  y.  dau.  of  James 
Henderson,  Craigievar  House,  Liberton,  Mid- 
lothian. Address :  709  Dunsmuir  Street, 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  Canada. 

GLASSFORD,  Alexander  Dunlop  Gordon, 
1888-95.  CI.  1-M.  6.  b.  30  Oct. 
]  877  ;  s.  of  James  G.  Gordon  Glass- 
ford  of  Dougalston,  Stirling ;  XI.,  XV. 

A.F.C.  ;  Rubber-planter,  Kuala  Lumpur  ; 
d.  14  Oct.  1909  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  9. 

GOLDSMID,  Campbell,  1888-9.  Q.  P.3. 
s.  of  Edmund  (Joldsmid,  Tutor,  3 
Fettes  Row, 

GOLDSMID,  Sidney,  1888-9.  CI.  P.3. 
s.  of  Edmund  Goldsmid,  Tutor,  3 
Fettes  Row. 

GOURLAY,  William  Balfour,  1888-91  and 
1894-9.  CI.  P.3-Sp.  b.  6  July  1879  ; 
s.  of  Dr.  Fredrick  Gourlay,  Weston- 
super-Mare. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab,  B.A.  1902 ;  M.B.,  B.C. 
1914;  L.R.C.P.  and  S.E.  1910 ;  gen.  med. 
pract.  ;  late  Ho.  Surg.  R.I.E.  Address: 
Dawyck,  Stobo,  Peeblesshire. 

HORSFIELD,  Arthur  Eustace,  1888-94. 
CI.  l-4b.  s.  of  John  H.  Horsfield, 
Sec.  Scott.  Waggon  Co.,  20  Lomond 
Road,  Trinity, 


HUNTER,  Norman  Frederick,  1888-97. 
CI.  P.3-Sp.  s.  of  James  Hunter,  M.D., 
18  Abercromby  Place;  XI. 

Ch.  Coll.  Cantab.  Address  :  Huntington, 
Ascot  Heath,  Ascot. 

HUNTER,  Thomas  Mansfield,  1888-96. 
CI.  la-7a.  s.  of  James  Himter,  M.D., 
18  Abercromby  Place ;  Dux  CI.  1 
and  Joint  Dux  of  School,  1896  ;  XI. 

Barr.,  Lond. ;  prospective  candidate  (U.) 
for  Berwickshire.  Address:  8  Fig  Tree  Court, 
Temple,  Lond.,  E.C.,  and  The  Cottage,  Duns. 

HUSBAND,  Francis,  1888-90  and  1892-9. 
CI.  P.1-P.3  and  Ib-L.M.  b.  15  Feb. 
1883  ;  s.  of  William  Husband,  M.D., 
4  Royal  Circus. 

A.M.I.E.E.  ;  Mech.  and  Elect.  Engineer, 
with  Edmundson's  Electricity  Corporation 
Ltd.,  Lond.  and  Dublin.  Address :  19 
Norland  Square,  Lond.,  W.,  and  4  Wardie 
Road,  Edin 

IRONS,  Arthur  Valentine  Blackwell, 
1888-98.  CI.  P.2-4a.  b.  14  Feb. 
1878  ;  s.  of  J.  Campbell  Irons,  M.A., 
S.S.C,  22  York  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  served  with  Lothians  and 
Berwickshire  Yeo.  in  S.  African  War  (two 
medals) ;  Lt.  A.S.C. ;  Ass.  Resident,  N. 
Nigeria;  m.  1914  Phyllis,  e.  dau.  of  W.  S. 
Turner  of  St.  Sampsons,  Guernsey.  Address : 
Nassarawa,  N.  Nigeria. 

IRONS,  GeorgeBaniesBlackwell,1888-95. 
CI.  P.2-4b.  b.  1  Nov.  1879  ;  s.  of 
J.  Campbell  Irons,  M.A.,  S.S.C,  22 
York  Place. 

Edin.  Vet.  Coll.  ;  Cape  M.P.  ;  served  in 
S.  African  War;  now  farmer,  O.R.C.  ; 
m.  Agnes,  dau.  of  Mr.  Seimon  Farmer,  S. 
Africa.  Address  :  Kaallaagte,  Bethlehem, 
O.R.C,  S.  Africa. 

JAMESON,  Alexander  M'Culloeh,  1888- 
95.  CI.  P.2-4a.  b.  2  May  1881  ;  s. 
of  Andrew  Jameson,  K.C.,  Hon.  Lord 
Ardwall,  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Loretto,  1895  ;  St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  won 
Punjab  Army  Cup,  1906  ;  Capt.  13th  Indian 
Lancers  ;  2nd  Lt.  K.O.S.B.  1901  ;  Lt.  1904  ; 
Capt.  1909 ;  served  in  S.  African  War 
(Queen's  medal  with  clasp.  King's  medal  with 
two  clasps) ;  m.  1912  Enid  Hamilton,  o.  dau. 
of  John  Boyd,  SheriS-Sub.  of  Lanarkshire  at 
Glasg.     Address  :   Loralai,  Baluchistan. 

JAMESON,  John  Gordon,  1888-95.  CI. 
1-7.  b,  13  April  1878  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Jameson,  K.C.,  Hon.  Lord  Ardwall, 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice  ;  Dux 
CI.  6,  1894,  and  MacGillivray  Essay 
Prizes,  1894  and  1895. 

Ball.  Coll.  O.xon ;  B.A.  ;  Oxford  and 
Inter -Univ.  Championship  Middle-weight 
Bo.xing,     1899 ;     Swimming,    Water    Polo, 


1888-9 


415 


Oxford  V.  Cambridge,  1897-1900 ;  Edin. 
Univ.  ;  LL.B.  ;  Fencing  Champion,  1903  ; 
Advocate,  1905 ;  contested  East  Edinburgh 
(U.),  By-Election,  1912 ;  m.  1913  Lucy 
Margaret,  5th  dau.  of  A.  L.  Smith,  Jowett 
Fell.,  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon.  Address  :  14  Moray 
Place,  Edin. 

JAMIESON,  Peter  Edwin,  1888-91.  CI. 
P.3-la.  b.  6  Jan.  1881  ;  s.  of  James 
.Jamieson,  Brewer,  22  Douglas  Cres- 
cent. 

Clifton  CoU.  1894-9  ;  XI.  ;  King's  Coll. 
Cantab,  1900-5;  B.A. ;  Schol. ;  ist  CI.  Med. 
and  Mod.  Lang.  Trip.  1902  ;  Coll.  XL 
Capt. ;  I.C.S. ;  Ass.  Comr.,  Burma.  Address: 
c/o  Burma  Secretariat,  Rangoon. 

KEEGAN,  Charles  Barr,  1888-9.  CI.  1. 
b.  13  Oct.  1877  ;  s.  of  John  Keegan, 
S.S.C,  10  Uuke  Street. 

Farmer ;  m.  Marion,  3rd  dau.  of  James 
Hunter, Standalane, Peebles.  Address:  West 
Shaftoe,  Middleton,  Morpeth. 

KIRKPATRICK,  Charles,  1888-95.  CI. 
P.3-6.  b.  18  May  1879  ;  s.  of  James 
Kirkpatrick,  M.D.,  Dep.  Surg.-Gen. 
Madras  Army,  22  Magdala  Crescent. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  Capt.  I.S.C. ;  Q.O. 
Corps  of  Guides,  2nd  Lt.  1898;  I.S.C. 
1899  ;  Lt.  1901  ;  Capt.  1907  ;  m.  Elsie 
Isobel,  dau.  of  J.  Fasson,  Esq.,  I.C.S.  Ad- 
dress :  Hoti  Mardan,  India. 

KIRKWOOD,  Claude  Muirhead,  1888-9. 
CI.  P.l.  s.  of  James  Kirkwood,  St. 
AVinifred's,  Murrayficld. 

m.  .  Address:  14  Hanover  Square, 
Lond.,  W. 

M'BEAN,  William  George,  1888-99.  CI. 
P.2-Sp.  s.  of  A.  F.  M'Bean,  M.A., 
Class.  Master,  E.A.,  1888-1905. 

Sec.  Oriental  Govt.  Security  Life  Assur. 
Co.  Ltd.,  India,  since  1902.  Address  :  Roy. 
Bombay  Yacht  Club,  Bombay. 

M 'BRIDE,  James  Graham,  1888-95. 
CI.  l-7b.  b.  24  July  1879;  s.  of 
P.  M'Bride,  M.D.,  16  Chester  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,Ch.B.  1901;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1904;  Med.  Insp.  N.E.  Rly.  Co.,  York;  late 
Ho.  Phys.  and  Ho.  Surg.  R.I.E.  ;  m.  . 
Address:  22  South  Drive,  Harrogate. 

M'EVVAN,  William  MacLean  Qark,  1888- 
94.  CI.  2-U.M.  b.  24  Oct.  1875  ;  s. 
of  Rev.  Thomas  M'Ewan,  36  Dick 
Place;  XV. 

A.F.C.  ;  Capt.  1897-1900;  played  in  six- 
teen Internationals:  v.  England,  1894-1900; 
V.  Wales,  1894-6,  1899,  1900 ;  v.  Ireland, 
1896-9  ;  played  in  Internationals  of  1894 
while  at  school ;  Johannesburg  F.C.  Capt. 
1901-3 ;  Stockbroker.  Address :  36  Dick 
Place,  Edin.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  i.  79. 


M'KECHNIE,  Charles  William,  1888-91 
and  1893-5.  CI.  P.3-2b  and  3-4.  b. 
29  May  1879  ;  s.  of  Sheriff  M'Kechnie, 
K.C.,  60  Northumberland  Street. 

C.S.  of  the  O.R.C.  1902.  Address  : 
Government  Offices,  Bloemfontein,  O.R.C, 
S.  Africa. 

M'KECHNIE,  Dugald,  1888-96.  CI.  P. 
2-5.  b.  9  Jan.  1881  ;  s.  of  Sheriff 
M-Kcchnie,  K.C.,  60  Northumber- 
land Street. 

C.A.  Edin.  1904  ;  in  Calcutta  since  1904. 
Address  :   25  Mangoe  Lane,  Calcutta. 

M'KECHNIE,  Richard  Dennistone  Camp- 
bell, 1888-95.  CI.  l-5b.  b.  6  June 
1877  ;  s.  of  Sheriff  M'Kechnie,  K.C., 
60  Northumberland  Street. 


Law   Agent,    1901. 
Street,  Edin. 


Address  :     15   Castle 


MACKENZIE,  Kenneth,  1888-9.  CI.  P.2. 
b.  10  March  1882  ;  s.  of  John  Ord 
Mackenzie,  W.S.,  of  Dolphinton,  20 
Ainslie  Place. 

Cargilfield,  1890-6 ;  Fettes,  1896-1901  ; 
Ball.  CoU.  Oxon ;  Oxford  v.  Cambridge 
(Hammer)  ;  W.S.  1909  ;  m.  May  Eudora 
Horsbrugh.  Address  :  20  Ainslie  Place, 
Edin. 

MACNAIR,  Robert  Morton,  1888-91. 
CI.  P.3-2b.  b.  14  April  1879 ;  s.  of 
Robert  Macnair,  M.D.,  11  Dundonald 
Street. 

Address  :    18  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

MADSEN,  Henry  Waldemar,  1889.    CI.  1. 
s.  of  W.  Madsen,  9  Wardie  Crescent. 
Address  :    14  Dudley  Terrace,  Leith. 

MATTHEW,  James,  1888-93.     CI.  l-5b. 
b.  Oct.  1877  ;    s.  of  Charles  Matthew, 
L.D.S.  Ed.,  15  Ainslie  Place. 
Address  :   Brisbane,  Australia. 

MITCHELL,  John  Barron,  1888-90.  CI. 
l-2b.  b.  11  Nov.  1876  :  s.  of  James 
Mitchell. 

Alberta  Govt.  Telephone  Dept.  ;  m.  Jane 
Harris  Keir,  Bankfoot,  Perthshire.  Address  : 
Gen.  Delivery,  Strathcona,  Alta.,  Canada. 

MONCREIFF,  Edwin  Robert,  1888-96. 
CI.  1-M.  6.  b.  30  June  1877  ;  s.  of 
Hon.  James  W.  Moncreiff,  W.S.,  6 
Ainslie  Place  ;  XV ;  XI.  Capt.  1896. 

Stockbroker,  Edin.;  Dir.  E.A.  since  1913; 
m.  Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  Matthew  Montgomerie 
BeU,  W.S.,  Edin.  Address  :  13  Deanpark 
Crescent,  Edin. 

MONCREIFF,  Henry  Wellwood,  1888-95. 
CI.  1-6.     b.  21  July  1876  ;   s.  of  Hon. 


I 


416 


1888-9 


James  W.  Moncreiff,  W.S.,  6  Ainslie 
Place  ;    XV.  Capt.  1894-5. 

A.F.C. ;  Man.  the  Edinburgh  Finance  Co., 
Fort  George,  B.C.  Address  :  P.O.  Box  42, 
Fort  George,  B.C.,  Canada. 

MORRISON,  James  Noel,  1888-9.  CI.  1. 
b.  25  Dec.  1877  ;  s.  of  Charles  Morri- 
son, 25  Royal  Terrace. 

Blair  Lodge  ;  A.F.C.  ;  Lond.  Scott.  F.C.  ; 
Capt.  1902-3  ;  Composition  Manufacturer, 
Lond.  ;  m.  Edith  Margaret  Lennard.  Ad- 
dress :  14  Sydney  House,  Bedford  Park, 
Lond.,  W. 

NALBOROUGH,  Alfred  Edward,  1888- 
96.  CI.  P.2-5.  s.  of  T.  Nalborough, 
Eudora,  Lomond  Road,  Trinity. 

Address  :  Grimstone  Hall,  Trimley,  Suf- 
folk. 

NEILSON,  Ian  Barr  Cumming,  1888-9. 
CI.  P.l.  b.  May  1879 ;  s.  of  Jolm  Neil- 
son,  W.S.,  23  E.  Claremont  Street. 

Fettes,  1892-7;  XV.  ;  insur.  office  ;  Capt. 
A.S.C.  (T.F.),  1908;  served  in  Boer  War  as 
Lance-Corp.  in  Vol.  Service  Co.  ist  R.S. 
1900-1  (medal  with  four  cljisps).  Address  : 
32  Howard  Place,  Edin. 

NELSON,  Ian  Theodore,  1888-96.  CI. 
la-6b ;  s.  of  Thomas  Nelson,  St. 
Leonard's,  Newington. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  Printer  and  Pubhsher, 
Edin.  ;  m.  \'era  Mandeville.  Address  :  10 
Randolph  Crescent,  Edin. 

NEWLANDS,  Andrew  Randall,  1888- 
98.  CI.  P.1-4.  b.  3  Jan.  1883;  s.  of 
Andrew  Newlands,  S.S.C,  27  Great 
King  Street. 

In  Art.  Mil.,  Leith  Fort;  joined  H.L.I,  as 
2nd  Lt.  during  S.  African  War ;  returned  to 
Leith  Fort  after  war,  and  res. ;  now  with 
De  Beers'  Co.  at  Beaconsfield,  Kimberley, 
S.  Africa. 

NEWLANDS,  John  Eric,  1888-98.  CI. 
P.l-Sp.  b.  12  Dec.  1881;  s.  of 
Andrew  Newlands,  S.S.C,  27  Great 
King  Street. 

B.Sc.  Edin.;  A.M.I.C.E. ;  Engineer,  Can. 
Pac.  Rly.,  Canada,  on  Construction  and 
Irrigation  Works.  Address:  C.P.R.  Irri- 
gation Dept.,  Calgary,  Alta.,  Canada. 

NOWERS,  Arthur  Henry  Crawford,  1888- 
98.  CI.  P.3-Sp.  b.  1  Jan.  1881  ; 
s.  of  T.  W.  Nowers,  39  St.  Bernard's 
Crescent. 

Local  Agent  Grand  Trunk  Rly.  of  Canada 
(Freight  Dept.)  ;  m.  Isabel  Alice  ColUs  of 
Aldeburgh,  Suffolk.  Address  :  3  Buttrey 
Street,  Niagara  Falls,  Ont.,  Canada. 

PETERSON,  John  Carles  Kennedy, 
1888-9.     CI.  2.    b.  28  March  1876 ;  s. 


of  Peter  Peterson,  Prof,  of  Sanskrit, 
Bombay. 

Dulwich  Coll. ;  Magdalen  Coll.  Oxon,  B.A.; 
I.C.S.  ;  m.  Flora,  dau.  of  A.  D.  Campbell, 
8  Belle vue  Crescent,  Edin.  Address  :  c/o 
Grindlay  and  Co.,  Cailcutta. 

POTT,  Alexander,  1888-98.  CI.  P.l- 
L.M.  b.  10  Oct.  1883  ;  s.  of  George 
Pott,  55  Albany  Street ;  Gym.  VIII. 

Trader  in  Rhodesia  ;  d.  1906  at  Salisburj-, 
Rhodesia. 

POTT,  George,  1888-98.  CI.  P.3-M.  C. 
b.  23  April  1882  ;  s.  of  George  Pott, 
55  Albany  Street. 

m.  Gwendoline  Ward.  Address :  Ingle- 
wood,  Taranaki,  N.Z. 

POTT,  James  Gideon,  1888-97.  CI.  P.3- 
M.  6.  b.  15  Feb.  1880  ;  s.  of  George 
Pott,  55  Albany  Street ;  Gym.  VIII. 

Of  Potburn,  Selkirk ;  farming  for  five  yrs. ; 
J. P.  for  Selkirkshire  ;  m.  Mary  Cameron 
Anderson,  Melbourne,  Australia.  Address: 
Millheugh,  Jedburgh. 

ROSS,  Frederick  Ernest,  1888-96.  CI. 
1-6.  b.  11  Nov.  1878  ;  s.  of  F.  J.  C. 
Ross,  Eastbourne,  Penang. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Sec.  to  the  Rajah  Muda  of 
Kedah  ;   d.  12  Aug.  1904. 

SAUNDERS,  Ernest  John,  1888-93.  CI. 
l-5b.  b.  7  Oct.  1877 ;  s.  of  William 
Saunders,  S.S.C,  13  Inverleith  Row. 

Contractor,  Calcutta.  Address  :  i  Old 
BaUygunge,  Calcutta,  India. 

SAUNDERS,  WiUiam  Dunlop,  1888-93. 
CI.  l-5b.  b.  7  Oct.  1877  ;  s.  of  Wil- 
ham  Saunders,  S.S.C,  13  Inverleith 
Row. 

S.S.C.  Edin.  1909.  Address  :  22  Albany 
Street,  Edin. 

SHAND,  David  Lister,  jun.,  1888-92.    CI. 
P.2-2b.       b.    24    Feb.    1881;    s.    of 
D.  Lister  Shand,  W.S.,  38  Northum- 
berland Street, 
d.  31  Oct.  1892. 

SHAND,  John  Harvey,  1888-96.  CI.  P. 
3-5b.  b.  17  Feb.  1879  ;  s.  of  D.  Lister 
Shand,  W.S.,  38  Northumberland 
Street. 

W.S.  1904  ;  Vice-Pres.  St.  Andrew  Soc. 
Address  :    38  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

SINCLAIR,  Philip  Maclagan,  1888-93. 
a.  1-3  ;  b.  4  June  1878  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Sinclair,  Park  Villa,  Wardie  Crescent. 

Man.  G.S.N.C,  Glasg.  ;  m.  1913  Flora, 
dau.  of  William  Firth,  Wideford,  Granton 


1888-9 


417 


Road,  Edin.     Address:  Courthill,  Bearsden, 
near  Glasg. 

SMART,  Charles  Morton,  1888-90  and 
1893-7.  CI.  P.2-P.4  and  4b-x>I.  6.  b. 
24  May  1880 ;  s.  of  John  Smart,  S.S.C, 
1  Greenhill  Place. 

C.A.  Edin.  1903.  Address  :  i  Greenhill 
Place,  Edin. 

SMEATON,  WiUiam  Andrew,  1888-94. 
CI.  1-M.  6.  b.  3  Nov.  1876  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
J.  Smeaton  of  Tulliallan,  Kincardine- 
on-Forth,  Perthshire ;  XV.,  XI. ;  won 
Long  Jump,  1894. 
d.  20  June  1896. 

SMITH,  Frank  Milman  Hume,  1888-9. 
CI.  1.  s.  of  Hume  Smith,  4  Perth 
Street. 

SMITH-STEINMETZ,  Alistair  Francis, 
1888-95  (April).  CI.  l-7b.  s.  of  James 
Paul  Smith,  14  Forth  Street. 

Scots  Coll.  Rome ;  D.D.  Gregorian  Univ. ; 
Priest  R.C.  Ch. ;  Ass.  St.  James',  Spanish 
Place,  Manchester  Square,  Lond.,  W., 
1904-10 ;  Ass.  St.  John's,  Brentford,  since 
1910.  Address :  St.  John's,  Brentford, 
Lond.,  W. 

SMITH-STEINMETZ,  Gerard  Archibald, 
1888-94  (Dec).  CI.  1-6.  s.  of  James 
Paul  Smith,  14  Forth  Street. 

C.S.  of  S.S.  ;  Dist.  Off.  and  Ass.  Supt. 
of  Indian  Immigrants,  Selangor ;  m.  1913 
Dorothy  Mary,  y.  dau.  of  Charles  Felix 
MacCabe  of  Prestonholm,  Midlothian.  Ad- 
dress :   Klang,  Selangor,  F.M.S. 

TAYLOR,  James  MacBain,  1888-90.     CI. 
1,  2.     s.  of  William  Taylor,  M.D.,  12 
Melville  Street. 
Address  :   12  Melville  Street,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  Alan  Graham,  1888-1900. 
CI.  P.l-7a.  b.  5  May  1882;  s. 
of  Andrew  Thomson,  Timber  Mer- 
chant, 15  Inverleith  Place;  Dux  CI. 
5b,  1895,  and  of  the  School,  1900  ; 
1st  Acad.  Club  Prize  (Classics),  1900  ; 
XV.,  XL ;  won  Mile  and  Steeple- 
chase, 1900. 

C.C.C.  Oxon,  1900-4 ;  B.A.  1904 ;  W.S. 
1907;  of  Mitchell  and  Baxter,  W.S.,  Edin.; 
m.  1914  Alice,  dau.  of  Robert  Weir.  Ad- 
dress :   21  Chester  Street,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  Ernest  Torrance,  1888-95. 
CI.  l-5a.  b.  26  June  1878;  s.  of 
H.  T.  Thomson,  25  Belgrave  Crescent. 

Stuttgart  Conservatorium ;  R.A.M.  Lond., 
Westmorland  Schol.  and  Gold  Medal  for 
Operatic  Singing;  on  the  stage;  Musical 
Composer ;  professional  name,  Ernest  Tor- 
rence  ;    m.  Elsie  R.  Bedbrook,  Lond.     Ad- 


dress :    Dunwoodie  Country  Club,  Yonkers, 
N.Y.,  U.S.A. 

THOMSON,  Ernest  Walter,  1888-91.  CI. 
P.2-P.4.  b.  10  Nov.  1880;  s.  of 
Andrew  Thomson,  Timber  Merchant, 
15  Inverleith  Place. 

Timber  Merchant ;  of  the  Granton  Timber 
Co.  Ltd.     Address:  21  Chester  Street,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  William  Wilson,  1888-95. 
CI.  l-7a.  b.  22  Dec.  1877;  s.  of 
Andrew  Thomson,  Timber  Merchant, 
15  Inverleith  Place  ;  Dux  CI.  1  (Trot- 
ter Medal),  1889. 

New  Coll.  Oxon ;  B.A.  1898 ;  Planter, 
Tobago,  B.W.I.  Address :  Roxburgh,  To- 
bago, B.W.I. 

TOD,  Alexander  James,  1888-96.  CI. 
l-2a.  b.  3  Aug.  1882  ;  s.  of  William 
Tod,  23  Buckingham  Terrace. 

Address  :   86  N.  Junction  Street,  Leith. 

TURNBULL,  Phipps,  1888-97.  CI.  1-Sp. 
b.  3  April  1878 ;  s.  of  Patrick  Turn- 
bull,  C.A.,  30  Northumberiand  Street ; 
XV.,  XL ;  won  100  Yds.,  440  Yds., 
Hurdles,  1896,  1897. 

A.F.C.  ;  Rugby,  v.  England,  1901  and 
1902 ;  V.  Ireland,  1901  and  1902 ;  v.  Wales, 
1901  and  1902  ;  F.F.A.  1902  ;  d.  24  Aug. 
1907;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xv.  10. 

WALLACE,  Edward  Ord,  1888-97.  CI. 
P.2-M.  6.  b.  2  Dec.  1880;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Wallace,  The  Hope,  Moffat. 

Farmer  ;  m.  1913  .  Address  :  Okoboks, 
Alberta,  Canada. 

WALLACE,  John  Selby  Burrell,  1889-99. 
CI.  P.1-6.  b.  14  Dec.  1882;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Wallace,  The  Hope,  Moffat. 

Tea-planter.  Address  :  Chollanaad,  Mu- 
naar,  Travancore,  S.  India. 

WATSON,  James  Miller  Heron,  1888- 
92.  CI.  l-3b.  b.  5  July  1879;  s. 
of  Sir  Patrick  Heron  Watson,  M.D., 
LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  16  Char- 
lotte Square. 

Sedbergh  Sch.   1892-8  ;   Oriel  Col.  Oxon, 
"-1902 ;    B.A.    1902;    M.A.    1908.      Ad- 


dress :    c/o   J.   C.   Brodie    and    Son, 
5  Thistle  Street,  Edin. 


W.S., 


2d 


WILSON,  Christopher  Wilham,  1888-92. 
CI.  l-4b.  b.  1  Feb.  1878  ;  s.  of  A.  H. 
Wilson,  11  Drummond  Place. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1896,  won  Heavy  and 
Middle  Weight  Boxing ;  Estanciero,  Argen- 
tine Republic ;  m.  EUzabeth  R.  Pearce. 
Address:    11  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 


418 


1889-90 


WILSON,  Robert  Sym.  1888-92.  CI. 
l-4b.  b,  17  Nov.  1876  ;  s.  of  A.  H. 
Wilson,  11  Drummond  Place. 

Glenalmond ;  XV.  (Capt.) ;  VIII.  (Capt.) ; 
XI.  ;  Capt.  Seaforth  Highs. ;  2nd  Lt.  1897 ; 
Lt.  1899;  Capt.  1902;  served  in  S.  African 
War,  1899-1902;  took  part  in  advance  on 
Kimberley,  including  action  at  Magersfontein 
(wounded) ;  in  O.R.C.  May  to  29  Nov.  1900 ; 
inTrans\aaI,  March  to  Aug.  1901  and  March 
to  31  May  1902;  again  in  O.R.C.  30  Nov. 
1900  to  Jan.  1901  and  Jan.  to  March  1902 ; 
also  in  Cape  Colony,  Feb.  to  March  1901  and 
Aug.  1901  to  Jan.  1902  (Queen's  medal  with 
three  clasps  and  King's  medal  with  two 
clasps);  m.  Harriet  Evelyn  Pearce.  Ad- 
dress :  Fort  George,  Inverness-shire. 

WYLLIE,  James  Fergusson,  1889-95. 
CI.  1-M.  6.  b.  11  Aug.  1877;  s.  of 
James  Wyllie,  Chamberlain  of  Argyll, 
Inveraray  ;  Dux  CI.  3b,  1893. 

C.A.  1902 ;  now  Sec.  Pub.  Co.,  Lond. ;  m. 
Helen,   2nd   dau.   of   Rev.    Robert  Whyte, 


D.D.,  Edin.     Address:  47  Belvedere  Road, 
Lambeth,  Lond.,  S.E. 

WYLLIE,    John    Wilson,    1889-96.     CI. 
1-5.     b.  11  March  1879  ;   s.  of  James 
Wyllie,  Chamberlain  of  Argyll.  Inver- 
aray ;    won  Long  Jump,  1896. 
W.S.  1904.     Address:  Newfield,  Ayr. 

YOUNG,  Patrick  Charles,  1888-99.  01. 
P.3-Sp.  b.  22  Jan.  1880;  s.  of 
Peter  A.  Young.  M.D.,  25  Manor 
Place ;  Gloag  Medal.  1897,  8,  9  ;  Mac- 
kenzie Prize  (Math.),  1897  and  1898, 
and  2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize  (Math.)  and 
MacGillivrav  Essay  Prize,  1899  :  XV., 
XI.  ;  won  Mile  and  Cricket  Ball,  1899. 

Scholar  Ch.  CoU.  Cantab  ;  2nd  CI.  Mech. 
Sc.  Trip.  (Parts  i.  and  ii.)  ;  M.A. ;  CoU.  XV., 
XI. ;  A.F.C.  ;  A.M.I.C.E. ;  P.W.D.  India  ; 
Ex-Engineer,  Indian  State  Rlys. ;  now  Ass. 
Sec.  Rly.  Bd.  ;  m.  Elizabeth  Harvey,  dau. 
of  Patrick  TurnbuU,  C.A.,  Edin.  Address  : 
Oatlands,  Simla,  India. 


1889-90 


ADAM,  George  Jeffreys,  1889-92  (Dec). 
CI.  P.1-P.3.  s.  of  Robert  Smith 
Adam,  HE.  Claremont  Street. 

ANDERSON,  Archibald  Mitchell,  1889- 
1901  (Jan.).  CI.  P.l-L.M.  b.  11  Oct. 
1884 ;  s.  of  John  M.  Anderson,  15 
Grosvenor  Street. 

Farmer,   Victoria,   Australia.     Home   ad- 
dress :  15  Grosvenor  Street,  Edin. 

ANDERSON,  John  Charles,  1889-1900. 
CI.  P.2-U.M.     b.  7  Oct.  1883  ;    s.  of 
John    M.    Anderson,    15    Grosvenor 
Street ;  XL 
Merchant,  Rangoon  ;   d.  28  Nov.  1910. 

ANDERSON,  William  Harvey,  1889-99. 
CI.  P.2-U.M.  b.  20  Sept.  1882;  s. 
of  John  M.  Anderson,  15  Grosvenor 
Street. 

Ass.  with  Bulloch  Bros,  and  Co.  Ltd., 
Lond.,  1899-1902,  Rangoon  and  Akyab, 
1902-7  ;  since  1908  with  J.  D.  Findlay  and 
Son  Ltd.,  Moulmein,  Burma.  Address : 
c/o  J.  D.  Findlay  and  Son  Ltd.,  Moulmein, 
Burma. 

ANSON,  Octavius  Muir  Hamilton,  1889- 
91.  CI.  lb-2b.  b,  13  Nov.  1879; 
s.  of  Col.  G.  W.  Anson,  Garvock, 
Sevenoaks,  Kent. 

Fettes,  1892-8 ;  XV. ;  R.M.C.  Sandhurst, 
1898-9 ;  Lt.  I.S.C.  ;  2nd  Lt.  Dorsetshire 
Regt.  1899  ;    Lt.  I.S.C.  1901  ;    served  in  S. 


African  War,  1899-1900  (desp.,  medal  with 
six  clasps)  ;  served  with  30th  Punjabis  in 
China,  1903-5  ;   d.  30  Aug.  1905. 

BALFOUR-MELVILLE,  James  Elliot. 
1889-91.  C1.P.2,  P.3.  b.  9Jidvl882; 
s.  of  Leshe  M.  Balfour-Melville",  W.S„ 
3  Learmonth  Terrace,  Edin. 

Cargilfield  and  Malvern  Coll. ;  Assoc.  XI. 
(Capt.)  and  XL ;  Oriel  Coll.  Oxon ;  B.A.  ; 
O.U.A.F.C.  XL  1901-5,  Capt.  1904-5;  C.A. 
Edin.  1912.  Address:  3  Learmonth  Terrace, 
Edin. 

BALFOUR-MELVILLE,  John  Inglis, 
1889-91.  CI.  P.2,  P.3.  b.  16  April 
1881 ;  s.  of  Leshe  M.  Balfour-Melville, 
W.S.,  3  Learmonth  Terrace,  Edin. 

Cargilfield  and  Malvern  Coll. ;  W.S.  1906; 
m.  EmUy  Mary  Frances,  y.  dau.  of  William 
Henry  Haig,  Broomfield,  Davidson's  Mains. 
Address:  31  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. 

BAXTER,  Charles  Steuart,  1889-94. 
CI.  P.l-2b.  b.  13  April  1882  ;  s.  of 
Charles  Baxter,  W.S.,  7  Rothesay 
Place. 

Cheltenham,  1894-8. 

BEVERIDGE,  Alexander  Watt,  1889-97. 
CI.  la-7b.  b.  17  March  1879  ;  s.  of 
Dr.  A.  W.  Beveridge,  26  Buckingham 
Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,Ch.B.  1904;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1909  ;  Oculist ;  Ass.  Surg.  Edin.  Eye  Disp. ; 
Ophthal.  Clin.  Tutor,  R.I.E.  Address:  n 
Manor  Place,  Edin. 


1889-90 


419 


BLACKWOOD,  John  Lionel,  1889-90. 
CI.  lb.  b.  7  June  1877  ;  s.  of  John 
Blackwood,  Dunkeld  Lodge,  Wardie, 

Glenalmond  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  Capt.  40th 
Brig.  R.F.A.  (Sp.  Res.)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1903  ;  Lt. 
1905 ;  Capt.  1908 ;  m.  E.  D.  Lake,  dau.  of 
John  A.  Loke-GIoag.  Address:  23  Inverleitli 
Place,  Edin. 

BLACKWOOD,  Ronald  Theodore,  1889- 
94.  CI.  P.3-3b.  b.  17  April  1881  ; 
s.  of  W.  Blackwood,  5  Clarendon 
Crescent. 

Ch.  Ch.  Ox'on  ;   B.A. 

BOYD,  Thomas  William,  1889.  CI.  P.l. 
s.  of  Rev.  James  Boyd,  The  Manse, 
Innerleithen. 

Address:  The  Manse,  Innerleithen. 

BRODIE,  Patrick,  1889-98.  CI.  P.4- 
M.  6.  b.  1880;  s.  of  J.  Wilson 
Brodie,  C.A.,  23  Belgrave  Crescent. 

Clare  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  ;  Stockbroker, 
Edin.  ;  of  Torrie,  Brodie  and  Maclagan. 
Address  :   23  Belgrave  Crescent,  Edin. 

BROWN,  Thomas  Graham,  1889-1900. 
CI.  P.2-Sp.  b.  27  March  1882 ;  s.  of 
J.  J.  Graham  Brown,  M.D.,  3  Chester 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.;  B.Sc.  (Hons.),  1903;  M.B., 
Ch.B.  (Hons.),  1906;  M.D.  (Gold  Medal), 
1912;  M'Cosh  Graduate  and  Med.  Scholar. 
1906;  Carnegie  Fell.  1910-13;  1907-9 
Ass.  in  Physiol.,  Univ.  of  Glasg.  ;  1910 
Muirhead  Demonstrator  of  Physiol.,  Univ. 
of  Glasg.  ;  1913  Lect.  on  Experimental 
Physiol.,  Univ.  of  Manchester.  Scientific 
Publications  :  Studies  in  the  Physiology  of 
the  Nervous  System,  i.-xiv.,  in  the  Quarterly 
Journal  of  Experimental  Physiology  ;  The 
Intrinsic  Factors  in  the  Act  of  Progression  ; 
Die  Atembewegungen  des  Frosches,  etc., 
in  the  Arch,  fur  die  ges.  Physiologie ;  Die 
Reflexfunktionen  des  Zentralnervensystems, 
in  the  Ergebnisse  der  Physiologie ;  also 
other  papers  in  the  Quarterly  Journal  of 
Experimental  Physiology,  Review  of  Neur- 
ology, Arch.  f.  die  ges.  Physiologie,  Zeit- 
schrift  fiir  biol.  Methodik,  Journal  of  Phy- 
siology, Biochemical  Journal,  Proc.  Royal 
Society,  Lond.,  etc.  Address:  University, 
Manchester. 

BRUCE,  James,  jun.,  1889-98.  CI.  P.4- 
7b.  b.  13  Jan.  1880  ;  s.  of  James 
Bruce,  W.S.,  23  St.  Bernard's  Crescent. 

W.S.  1904;  m.  1911  Hannah  Mary,  dau. 
of  Lewis  L.  Bilton,  W.S.  Address:  i  Coates 
Place,  Edin. 

BUCHANAN,  Edward  Walker,  1889-90 
and  1892-5.  CI.  P.2-la.  s.  of  Edward 
G.  Buchanan,  33  Dnmimond  Place. 


BUTCHER,  Harold,  1889-90.  CI.  P.4. 
b.  2  Dec.  1879  ;  s.  of  Capt.  M.  J. 
Butcher,  19  Scotland  Street. 

Rancher,  South  Alberta  ;  Ch.  local  Sch. 
Bd.  Address :  Park  Reserve  Ranche, 
Pincher  Creek,  South  Alberta,  Canada. 

CAMPBELL,  Alexander,  1889-98.  CI. 
P.  3-Sp.  b.  14  March  1881  ;  s.  of 
Alexander  D.  Campbell,  8  Bellevue 
Crescent ;  2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize  for 
Mod.  Subjects,  1898;  Balfour  Prize 
for  German,  1898. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1898  ;  Capt.  R.E.  ; 
Lt.  1900  ;  Capt.  1909  ;  served  in  S.  African 
War  (Queen's  medal  with  five  clasps)  ; 
India,  N.W.F.,  1898  (medal  and  clasp). 
Address:  Peshawar, N.W.  Frontier  Province, 
India. 


William  Lachlan,  1889-97. 
b.  10  March  1880  ;  s.  of 
D.  Campbell,  8  Bellevue 
Dux  CI.  1,  2a,  and  3a ; 
Club  Prize  for  Mod.  Sub- 
;  Balfour  Prize  for  German, 


CAMPBELL, 

a.  p.4-sp. 

Alexander 
Crescent ; 
2nd  Acad, 
jects,  1897 
1897. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1897 ;  Capt.  LA.  ; 
CLE.  1913  ;  Lt.  R.A.  1898  ;  LA.  1905  ; 
Capt.  1907  ;  at  present  Ass.  Sec.  to  Chf. 
Comr.,  N.W. F.  Province.  Address:  Govern- 
ment House,  Peshawar,  N.W.  Frontier 
Province,  India. 

CHIRNSIDE,  James  Iver  Maciver,  1889- 
91.  CI.  la-2b.  s.  of  Robert  Chirn- 
side,  29  Drumsheugh  Gardens. 

COOK.  Robert  Russell,  1889-90.  CI.  2a. 
b.  15  June  1878  ;  s.  of  James  Cook, 
22  India  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Farmer,  Australia ;  m. 
Maud  Mary  Hawkins.  Address  :  Manley, 
near  Sydney,  N.S.W.,  Australia. 

COWAN,  Hugh  Francis,  1889-96.  CI. 
la -7,  b.  15  Jan.  1878;  s.  of 
R.  Cameron  Cowan,  C.A.,  30  Dick 
Place;  Dux  CI.  4,  1893. 

A.I.A.  ;  F.F.A.  1906;  Fruit  -  farming, 
British  Columbia.  Address:  Enderby,  B.C., 
Canada. 

CUTHBERT,  Hugh  Thornton,  1889-96. 
CI.  Ib-M.  6.  b.  25  Oct.  1878  ;  s.  of 
Hugh  Cuthbert,  52  Great  King  Street ; 
XV.,  XL 

C.A.  1904  ;  served  in  S.  African  War 
with  Edin.  and  Berwick  Yeo.  (medal  and 
three  clasps)  ;  now  Accountant,  Arizona, 
U.S.A.  ;  m.  Lucy  Bishop  Smith  of  New 
London,  Connecticut,  U.S.A.  Address:  851 
Ninth  Street,  Douglas,  Arizona,  U.S.A. 


420 


1889-90 


DAWSON,  Harry,  1889-95.  CI.  lb-4b. 
b.  23  Sept.  1878  ;  s.  of  John  Gillon 
Dawson,  21  Royal  Terrace. 

Merchant,  Leith ;  m.  Miss  Watson,  dau. 
of  R.  M.  Watson,  i  Rothesay  Place,  Edin. 
Address  :    Rhuemore,  Murrayfield. 

DODS.  Francis  Palliser,  1889-97.  CI. 
2b-Sp.  b.  23  Feb.  1879  ;  s.  of  Rev, 
Prin.  Marcus  Dods,  D.D.,  23  Great 
King  Street ;  Ephor  ;  XV.,  XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Univ.  Batt.  Vol.  Art. 
(Comm.  three  years)  ;  Capt.  79th  Cameron 
Highs,  of  Canada ;  A.F.C.  ;  Rugby,  v. 
Ireland,  1901  ;  Stockbroker  and  Financial 
Agent  in  Winnipeg  ;  m.  G.  C.  K.  Dunlevie  ; 
d.  29  June  1910  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvii.  140. 

DOVE,  William,  1889-95.  CI.  2a-7b. 
b.  2  April  1877  ;  s.  of  George  Dove, 
Eccles,  Kelso  ;  XV.,  XI. ;  won  High 
Jump,  1893  and  1895,  and  Hurdles, 
1895. 

A.F.C. ;  A.C.C.;  played  Rugby,  Inter-City, 
1897  and  1898 ;  Anglo-Scots  v.  South  of 
Scot.  1902  ;  Scotland  v.  Ireland  won  High 
Jump,  1896,  120  Yds.,  Hurdles,  1899 ; 
won  London  Wine  Trade  Walk  (Barnes  to 
Ascot),  1903  ;  Wine  Merchant,  Lond.  ;  m. 
Violet  Mary  Georgina,  o.  dau.  of  Rev.  W.  P. 
Beckett,  Jerviston,  Bedford.  Address:  Oak- 
wood,  Kingston  Hill,  Surrey. 

DUBERLY,  George,  1889-91.  CI.  P.3. 
s.  of  Capt.  G.  Duberly,  7  Montague 
Terrace. 

EDWARDS,  Charles  Stewart  Peacock, 
1,889-90.  CI.  lb.  s.  of  W.  Peacock 
Edwards,  S.S.C,  17  Belgrave  Crescent. 

FRASER,  George  Moir,  1889-96.  CI. 
la-5.  b.  21  Sept.  1878 ;  s.  of  Prof. 
Sir  Thomas  R.  Eraser,  M.D.,  LL.D., 
13  Drumsheugh  Gardens. 

Rancher,  S.  America.  Address:  Estancia 
La  Balsa,  Vieytes  F.C.  Sud.,  Argentina. 
Home  address:  13  Drumsheugh  Gardens, 
Edin. 

GLASSFORD,  George  Gray  Russell 
Gordon,  1889-97.  CI.  P.4-M.  6.  b. 
11  Nov.  1879  ;  s.  of  James  Gordon 
Glassford  of  Dougalston,  Stirling ; 
XV. ;  XI.  Capt.  1897. 

A.C.C. ;  British  Linen  Bank,  Edin.  ;  d. 
2  July  1904. 

GUNN,  Albert  Alexander,  1889-93.  CI. 
2a-Sp.  b.  27  March  1876  ;  s.  of  Wil- 
liam Gunn,  Nutwood,  Strathpeffer ; 
MacGillivray  Essay  Prize,  1892. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1898 ;  gen. 
med.  pract.  ;  Ass.  Phys.  Blackburn  and 
East  Lancashire  Inf. ;  Lt.  R.A.M.C.  (T.F.)  ; 


m.  Beatrice  M.  Walker,  Doncaster.  Address  : 
303  Preston  New  Road,  Blackburn,  Lanca- 
shire. 

GUTHRIE,  Charles,  1889-97.  CI.  la-7. 
b.  9  Sept.  1879  ;  s.  of  Charles  John 
Guthrie,  K.C.  (Hon.  Lord  Guthrie), 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice,  13 
Royal  Circus. 

W.S.  1903  ;  N.P.  1905  ;  of  Wallace  and 
Guthrie,  W.S.,  Edin.  ;  m.  Janie  .'^lice 
Christian,  o.  dau.  of  John  Lornie  Sievwright, 
Dundee.     Address  :   15  Ann  Street,  Edin. 

GUTHRIE,  Thomas  Mansfield,  1889-96. 
CI.  2a-7b.  b.  27  June  1878;  s.  of 
Charles  John  Guthrie,  K.C.  (Hon. 
Lord  Guthrie),  Senator  of  the  Coll. 
of  Justice,  13  Royal  Circus. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1904 ;  gen. 
med.  pract.  ;  m.  Evelyn  Mary  Spear,  e. 
dau.  of  Arthur  Cox,  Cotton  Broker,  Liverpool. 
Address  :  2  Woodland  Road,  Rock  Ferry, 
Cheshire. 

HOLE,  Gilbert  Lindsay  Douglas,  1889- 
1900.  CI.  P.l-7a.  b.  28  June  1882  ; 
s.  of  William  Hole,  R.S.A.,  30  Saxe- 
Coburg  Place;  XV.;  XL  Capt. 
1899,  1900;  won  100  Yds.,  High 
Jump,  1900. 

A.C.C.  ;  Scot.  V.  S.  Africa,  1901  ;  ;.•. 
Australians,  1902  ;  v.  Philadelphians,  1903  ; 
Gent,  of  Scot.  v.  Gent,  of  Ireland,  1910  and 
1912;  W.S.  1906;  of  Hope,  Simson  and 
Lennox,  W.S. ;  m.  1906  Grace  Chalmers, 
e.  dau.  of  Alexander  Watt  Blackie,  Liver- 
pool.   A  ddress :  36  Murrayfield  Avenue,  Edin. 

HOLE,  Richard  Bracy,  1889-93.  CI.  Ib- 
3a.  b.  28  June  1880 ;  s.  of  William 
Hole,  R.S.A.,  30  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Glenalmond  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B. 
1903  ;  Capt.  R.A.M.C.  ;  Lt.  1904  ;  Capt. 
1907  ;  served  in  S.  African  War,  1900-1 ;  took 
part  in  the  operations  in  the  O.F.S.  Feb.  to 
May  1900 ;  in  O.R.C.  May  to  Sept.  1900  ; 
in  the  Transvaal,  W.  of  Pretoria,  Sept.  to 
29  Nov.  1900  ;  again  in  the  Transvaal,  30 
Nov.  to  Dec.  1900  ;  also  in  Cape  Colony 
and  O.R.C.  Jan.  to  April  1901  (Queen's 
medal  with  four  clcisps).  Address:  c/o 
William  Hole,  R.S.A.,  13  Inverleith  Terrace, 
Edin. 

HORN,  Robert,  1889-91.     CI.  P.3,  P.4. 

b.  30  May  1881  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Horn, 
Advocate,  of  Woodcote,  20  Belgrave 
Crescent. 

St.  Ninians,  Mofiat,  and  Winchester  Coll.  ; 
R.M.A.  Sandhurst,  1899 ;  Capt.  Seaforth 
Highs.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1900 ;  Lt.  1901  ;  Capt. 
1906.  Address  :  ist  Seaforth  Highlanders, 
Agra,  United  Provinces,  India. 

HOTSON,  John  Ernest  Buttery,  1889-95. 
CI.  3-7a.     b.   17  March  1877;    s.  of 


1889-90 


421 


Hamilton  A.  Hotson,  Man.  British 
Linen  Bank,  4  Rothesay  Terrace ; 
Dux  CI.  3,  1890,  and  of  the  School. 

1894  and  1895;  Mitchell  Medal,  1892; 
Mackenzie  Prize  for  Greek,  1894 ; 
1st    Acad.    Club    Prize    for    Classics. 

1895  ;   XV. ;    Acad.  Exliib.  1895-8. 

Demy,  Magdalen  Coll.  Oxon  ;  ist  CI.  Hon. 
Mods.,  1st  CI.  Lit.  Hum.  1899;  B.A.  1899; 
M.A.  1909  ;  Coll.  XV.  ;  I.C.S.  (Bombay)  ; 
presently  at  Larkana,  Sind.  Address  : 
c/o  Grindlay,  Groom  and  Co.,  Bombay.  See 
also  E.A.  Ch.  ii.  18. 

JAMIESON,  Melvill  Allan,  1889-94. 
CI.  P.3  -  2b.  b.  14  Nov.  1881  ;  s. 
of  William  Allan  Jamieson,  M.D., 
P.R.C.P.E.,  35  Charlotte  Square. 

Repton  ;  served  in  S.  African  War  with 
Thomeycroft's  M.I.  1 899-1902  ;  Journalist; 
travelled  in  Australia,  N.Z.,  S.  Africa,  and 
Canada.  Address:  17  Cockspur  Street, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

LEES,  Arthur  Percy  Godwin,  1889-93. 
CI.   la-4a.     b.   28  July   1876;    s.  of 
Richard  Lees,  Solicitor,  Galashiels, 
d.  15  Jan.  1896. 

LIDDELL,  George  Tertius,  1889-95,  CI. 
P.l-lb.  b.  1882 ;  s.  of  George  Liddell, 
Keith  Lodge,  Beaverhall  Road. 

L.D.S.,  R.C.S.E.,  and  Edin.  Dental  Hosp. ; 
Dental  Surgeon ;  m.  K.  M.  H.  Stewart, 
Glenwillow,  Grange,  Co.  Antrim.  Address: 
Church  Place,  Portadown,  Co.  Armagh. 

LOGAN,  Robert  Logan,  1889-96.  CI. 
P.1-2.  b.  7  July  1882  ;  s.  of  R.  L. 
Logan,  13  East  Claremont  Street. 

Edin.  Inst.  1897-S  ;  Tea-planter,  India; 
proprietor  of  Corramore  Tea  Estates,  Assam, 
and  Dir.  Atbaree  Khat  Tea  Co.,  Assam. 
Address  :  9  Greenhill  Place,  Edin. 

LORIMER,  James  Bannerman,  1889-96. 
CI.  la  -  7b.  b.  8  May  1879  ;  s,  of 
J.  Campbell  Lorimer,  K.C.,  Sheriff 
of  Aberdeen,  Kincardine,  and  Banff, 
9  Gloucester  Place  ;  XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1899  ;  A.F.C.  ;  W.S. 
1903.     Address  :   9  Gloucester  Place,  Edin. 

LYALL,  Charles  Ross,  1889-99.  CI. 
P.3-Sp,  b.  3  Oct.  1880  ;  s.  of  D.  R. 
Lyall,  C.S.I.,  Bengal;  XL,  XV.; 
Gym.  VIIL 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  XV.  ;  ist  Gym. 
Prize  ;  Somerset  Co.  XV.  1904-5  ;  XI.  1911  ; 
Capt.  I.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1900 ;  I.S.C.  1901  ; 
Lt.  1902 ;  Capt.  36th  Sikhs,  1909 ;  m. 
Dorothea  Gertrude,  dau.  of  A.  R.  lies, 
Surg.,  Taunton,  Somerset.  Address  :  Luck- 
now,  India,  or  c/o  Cox  and  Co.,  16  Charing 
Cross,  Lond.,  S.W. 


M'BRIDE,  Walter,  1889-1901.  CI.  P.l- 
7a.  b.  14  Oct.  1883  ;  s.  of  P.  M'Bride, 
M.D.,  16  Chester  Street ;  Greek  Prose 
Prize,  1901. 

Trin.  Coll.  Oxon ;  B.A.  1905  ;  Solicitor ; 
m.  Miss  Hulbert,  dau.  of  Maurice  Hulbert, 
J. P.,  Ealing.  Address  :  Ingleside,  Edge 
Hill  Road,  Ealing,  Lond.,  W. 

MACKENZIE,  Harry  Alexander,  1889- 
93.  CI.  P.4-3a.  b.  29  July  1881  ; 
s.  of  Maj.  H.  L.  Mackenzie,  9  Inver- 
leith  Terrace. 

Fettes,  1893-1900 ;  C.S.  ;  with  Crown 
Agents  for  Colonies,  1901-7  ;  Ass.  Tresis., 
Uganda,  since  1907.  Address  :  15  Warwick 
Road,  Ealing,  Lond.,  W.,  or  The  Treasury, 
Entebbe,  Uganda. 

MACLEOD,  Norman,  1889-97.  CI.  la- 
Sp.  b.  8  Jan.  1879  ;  s.  of  Norman 
Macleod,  Coffee-planter,  20  Coates 
Gardens;   XV. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst;  Capt.  I.A.  (15th 
Sikhs)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1899  ;  I.A.  1900  ;  Lt.  1901  ; 
Capt.  1908;  with  icing's  African  Rifles, 
1902-7  ;  served  at  Nandi,  1905-6  (medal 
with  clasp) .  A  ddress  :  c/o  Grindlay  and  Co. , 
54  Parliament  Street,  Lond.,  S.W. 

MARSHALL,  Selby  Francis,  1889-97. 
CI.  lb-5a.  b.  1  Feb.  1879;  s.  of 
Lt.-Col.  Anthony  Marshall,  Ann- 
stead,  Chat  Hill,  Northumberland. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  Address  :  Hur- 
lingham,  B.C.,  Canada. 

MILLER,  Alexander,  1889-98.  CI.  P.3- 
Sp.  b.  2  May  1881  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Gordon  Miller,  M.D.',  8  Garscube 
Terrace,  MuiTayfield. 

Edin.   Univ. ;    Medal,   Zool. ;  passed  for 

Commission    in    Army  ;     met  with    fatal 

accident    during    training    at  Ballykinler 
Camp,  Ireland,  8  Sept.  1902. 

MILLER,  Hugh  Morison,  1889-94.  CI. 
P.4-3a.  b.  19  July  1880  ;  s.  of  Hugh 
Miller,  Geolog.  Office,  George  IV. 
Bridge. 

Loretto,  1894-7  :  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ; 
Lect.  on  Eng.,  Univ.  of  Grenoble,  1904 ; 
Sorbonne,  Paris,  1907  ;  Egypt.  Univ., 
Cairo,  1908  ;  Aberdeen  Univ.  1912  ;  m. 
Elena,  dau.  of  Mons.  P.  Dimitroff,  Perm. 
Under  Sec.  for  Foreign  Affairs,  Bulgaria. 
Address  :   2  Chanonry,  Aberdeen. 

MUIRHEAD,  Arthur  Claud  Muir,  1889- 
90.  CI,  lb.  b.  20  Nov.  1879  ;  s.  of 
W.  Muir  Muirhead,  M.D.,  10  Rothesay 
Place. 

Scott.  Hockey  Team  ;  Agent  B.L.  Bank, 
St.  Andrews.  Address:  British  Linen  Bank, 
St.  Andrews. 


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MURRAY,  John  Congi-cvc,  1889-1901. 
CI,  P.3-U.M.  b.  21  Aug.  1882  ;  s.  of 
Patrick  Murrav.  W.S.,  7  Eton  Terrace ; 
XI.  Capt.  1901. 

A.F.C. ;  A.C.C.  ;  Scotland  XI.  v.  Ireland, 
1909  ;  Stockbroker,  of  Guild,  Lawson  and 
Murray,  Edin.  ;  m.  1912  Muriel  Grace,  dau. 
of  Capt.  G.  M.  Wingate,  Craigengelt,  Dun- 
bar.   Address  :  29  St.  Andrew  Square,  Edin. 

MYLNE,  William  Kcrmack,  1889-99. 
CI.  P.4-7b.  b.  19  Feb.  1881  ;  s.  of 
W.  R.  Mylne,  C.A.,  21  Eglinton 
Crescent. 

W.S.  1905.  Address:  21  Eglinton  Cres- 
cent, Edin. 

NISBET,  Arthur  Maitland.  1889-96.  CI. 
2b-7a.  b.  4  March  1879  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Nisbet,  26  Danube  Street ;  Dux  CI. 
2b,  6,  7b  and  Jt.  Dux  of  the  School, 
1896  ;  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize,  1896. 
In  Canada. 

OLIVER,  Andrew  Moubray,  1889-1900 
(April).  CI.  P.l-U.M.  s.  of  James 
Oliver,  9  Brandon  Street. 

m.     .     /^(fdrMi:  9  Brandon  Street,  Edin. 

PEARSON,  Charles  Thomson  FitzGerald, 
1889-92.  CI.  lb -3a.  b.  22  Oct. 
1879;  s.  of  David  Pearson,  C.A.,  12 
Eton  Terrace. 

Fettes,  1892-9  ;  Oriel  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  ; 
C.A.  1907  ;  of  R.  and  E.  Scott,  C.A.,  Edin.  ; 
m.  H.  A.  R.  Glasfurd,  dau.  of  JIaj.-Gen. 
C.  L.  R.  Glasfurd,  Bom.  S.C.  Address : 
Comer  House,  Queensferry  Road,  Edin. 

PORTER,  William  Guthrie,  1889-94. 
CI.  3-7b.  b.  2  March  1878  ;  s.  of 
WiUiam  A.  Porter,  M.A.  Cantab, 
Barrister-at-law,  Lincoln's  Inn,  8 
Belgrave  Crescent ;  Dux  CI.  5,  1892. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  1898 ;  M.B.,  Ch.B. 
1902 ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1905 ;  A.F.C. ;  gen. 
med.  pract.  ;  Surg.  Eye,  Ear,  and  Throat 
Inf.,  Edin.  ;  m.  1910  Gwenllian  Mary,  dau. 
of  Joseph  Montague  Cotterill,  Surg.,  24 
Manor  Place,  Edin.  Address  :  16  Manor 
Place,  Edin. 

READMAN,  George,  1889-97.  CI.  P.2- 
3a.  b.  17  Feb.  1882  ;  s.  of  George 
Readman,  Advocate,  9  Moray  Place. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  W.S.  1908.  Address :  9 
Moray  Place,  Edin. 

REID,  Hugh  Smith,  1889-99.  CI.  P.2- 
U.M.  b.  15  Sept.  1881  ;  s.  of  Hugh 
Reid,  5  Ravelston  Park  ;  XV.,  XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.  1904  ;  M.D.  1907 ; 
F.R.C.S.E.  1910;  A.F.C,  Capt.  1906-7; 
gen.  med.  pract.,  Edin.  Publications :  in 
conjunction   with   Drs.    Guy   and   Goodall, 


The  Blood  Pressure  in  Anaesthesia  (Edin. 
Med.  Journal,  March  1910).  Address:  3 
Hampton  Terrace,  Edin. 

RETTIE,  Henry  Blyth,  1889-95.  CI. 
2a-Sp.  b.  8  April  1877;  s.  of 
Middleton  Rettie,  K.C.,  LL.D.,  16 
Great  King  Street ;  Dux  CI.  5b,  1894. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.A.  Edin.  1901  ;  in  Kew 
York,  and  later  in  Chicago,  since  1905. 
Address  :  53  Jackson  Boulevard,  Chicago, 
111.,  U.S.A. 

RETTIE,  Norman,  1889-93.  CI.  3-6.  b. 
1  June  1875  ;  s.  of  Middleton  Rettie, 
K.C.,  LL.D.,  16  Great  King  Street. 

Sheep  Farmer,  N.S.W.,  1893-7 ;  Tea- 
planter,  Ceylon,  1 898-1902 ;  d.  30  Aug. 
1902  in  Ceylon. 

RITCHIE,  Andrew  Binny,  1889-95. 
CI.  lb-4.  b.  12  July  1880;  s,  of 
Alexander  Ritchie,  S.S.C,  Hillbank, 
Grange  Loan. 

Hatfield  Hall,  Durham  Univ.  ;  B.A.  1901  ; 
M.A.  1906 ;  WeUs  Theo.  Coll.  1903 ;  Ch. 
of  Eng. ;  D.  1904  ;  P.  1905,  Dio.  Lond. ; 
Ass.  C.  St.  Peter's,  Eaton  Square,  Lond., 
S.W.  ;  fmly.  Ass.  C.  St.  Mary,  Stratford, 
Bow,  Lond.,  E.  Address :  128  Warwick 
Street,  Lond.,  S.W. 

RITCHIE,  Percy  Charles,  1889-94. 
CI.  2a-5a.  b.  26  Jan.  1878  ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Ritchie,  S.S.C,  Hillbank, 
Grange  Loan. 

Sch.  Master,  Auckland  Educ.  Bd.  ;  m. 
Olive  Muriel  Hodge,  Papatoetoe,  Auckland, 
N.Z.  Address  :  Titoki,  Whangarei,  Auck- 
land, N.Z. 

ROBERTSON,  Robert  Bovd,  1889-95. 
CI.  lb-4.  b.  6  March  1878 ;  s.  of 
R.  Beedie  Robertson,  F.R.C.S.E., 
6  Arran  Place,  Ardrossan ;  Gym. 
VIII. 

With  Citizens'  Nat.  Life  Assur.  Co.,  Louis- 
ville, Kentucky,  U.S.A.  ;  m.  Lottie,  dau. 
of  Maj.  Henry  T.  Stanton,  Frankfort,  Ky., 
U.S.A.     Address  :  Anchorage,  Ky.,  U.S.A. 

ROBERTSON-DURHAM.  Patrick,  1889- 
1900.  CI.  P.l-L.M.  b.  27  June  1882; 
s.  of  J.  A.  Robertson-Durham,  C.A., 
35  Buckingham  Terrace  ;  won  Half- 
mile,  1900. 

Trooper  Natal  Police ;  served  in  S. 
African  War  (medal),  and  native  rebellion, 
1906  (medal).  Address:  Pietermaritzburg, 
Natal,  S.  Africa. 

ROBERTSON-DURHAM,  Thomas 
Rennie  Scott.  1889-97.  CI.  P.4-M.  5. 
b.  10  July  1879  ;  s.  of  J.  A.  Robertson- 
Durham,  C.A.,  35  Buckingham  Ter- 
race. 


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423 


Ass.  Factor,  Lovat  estates,  Beauly,  1899- 
1909 ;  now  Planter,  Vallambrosa  Rubber 
Estates,  F.M.S.  Address :  Vallambrosa, 
Klang,  F.M.S. 

ROSS,  James  Maclaren,  1889-94.  CI.  2a- 
Sp.  b.  13  Sept.  1878  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Ross,  14  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Heriot-Watt  CoU.,  Mod.  Hist.  Medal, 
1895,  Bldg.  Construct.  Medal,  1897;  Arch. 
Assoc,  Lend.,  Essay  Medal,  1900 ;  Sch. 
of  Design  Medal,  ^902  ;  A. R.I. B. A.  1903  ; 
Architect;  in  practice  since  1907  ;  Author  of 
Life  of  Sir  WiUiam  Chambers,  1901  ;  Hon. 
Libr.,  Arch.  Assoc,  1902-4  ;  Mem.  of  Council, 
1904-5.     Address:  193  Strand,  Lond.,  W.C. 

RUTHERFORD,  Richard,  1889-94.  CI. 
3-7b.  b.  19  March  1877;  s.  of 
Richard  Rutherford,  26  Castle  Ter- 
race ;  Ferguson  Medal,  1893. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1901  ;  Capt. 
R.A.M.C.  ;  Lt.  1902  ;  Capt.  1906  ;  served 
in  S.  African  War,  1900-2  (Queen's  medal 
with  five  clasps,  desp.  1900).  Address:  Singa- 
pore, S.S. 

SIMPSON,  Alexander  Russell,  1889-97. 
CI.  la-7a.  b.  13  Dec.  1879;  s.  of 
R.  Russell  Simpson,  W.S.,  Edin.  ; 
Dux  CI.  1  (Trotter  Medal),  1890,  and 
CI.  2a,  1891. 

Magdalen  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  1901  ;  XV.  ; 
W.S.  1905  ;  of  R.  R.  Simpson  and  Lawson, 
W.S.,  Edin.  ;  m.  1913  Dorothy,  dau.  of 
W.  D.  Lowe,  W.S.,  Edin.  Address:  7  Doune 
Terrace,  Edin. 

SIMSON,  Andrew  Bonar,  1889-90.  CI. 
P.4.  b.  3  Aug.  1880;  s.  of  George 
Simson,  Bedrule,  Jedburgh. 

C.E.  Caled.  Rly. ;  subsequently  with  G.I. P. 
Rly.,  India,  1903-9  ;  served  in  S.  African 
War  with  Yeo.  (medal)  ;   d.  28  Feb.  1909. 

SMITH,  Alfred  Benedict  Joseph,  now 
Smith-Steinmetz,  1889-94.  CI.  P.3- 
2b.  b.  28  Dec.  1881  ;  s.  of  James 
Paul  Smith,  14  Forth  Street. 

Stonyhurst  (three CI.  Gold  Medals) ;  B.Ph., 
B.D.  Gregorian  Univ.,  Rome  ;  R.C.  Priest ; 
ordained,  1905  ;  C.  of  St.  Patrick's,  Edin. 
Address :  St.  Patrick's  Rectory,  40  High 
Street,  Edin. 

SMITH,  Charles  Alfred  Heriot,  1889-98. 
CI.  P.l-M.  5.  s.  of  William  E.  Smith 
(Ch.  Merc.  Bank),  Lond, 

Planter,  Perak.  Address:  Tuluk,  Ansom, 
Perak,  S.S. 

SMITH,  Ilarley  Lussac,  1889-90.  CI. 
P.3.  s.  of  Robert  Brown  Smith, 
Hermitage,  Murrayfield. 

SMITH,  James  Robert  Fife,  1889-90. 
CI.  P.3,  s.  of  Robert  Brown  Smith, 
Hermitage,  Murrayfield. 


SMITH,  Thomas  Dishington,  1889-90. 
CI.  2a.  b.  17  April  1876  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
J.  J.  Dishington  Smith,  5  Laverock- 
bank  Terrace,  Trinity. 

Med.  Student,  Edin.  Univ.  ;  d.  16  Dec. 
1900. 

SPENCE,  Basil  Alexander,  1889-95.  CI. 
2b-6.  b.  13  Aug.  1878  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
Robert  Spence,  St.  Ninian's,  Burnt- 
island. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  CM.  1901  ;  Sergt. 
Univ.  Batt.  Edin.  City  Vol.  Art.  ;  Sen. 
Res.  Phys.  Bradford  Inf.  ;  d.  7  March 
1905  at  Rio  de  Janeiro;  see  also  E,A.  Ch. 
-xii.  90. 

SPITTAL,  Charles  James,  1889-94.  CI. 
2a-5.  b.  21  July  1876  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Grey  Spittal,  Advocate,  Sheriff-Sub. 
of  Co.  of  Selkirk. 

Address  :  Clarendon,  Donley  Co.,  Texas, 
U.S.A. 

STEUART,  Patrick  Wilfrid,  Jan.-April 
1890.  CI.  P.4.  s.  of  Capt.  Robert 
Steuart,  D.L.,  J.P.,  Westwood,  West 
Calder. 

STEUART,  Thomas,  1889-97.  CI.  P.4- 
5a.  s.  of  Thomas  Elis  Steuart,  48 
Palmerston  Place. 

Address  :  48  Palmerston  Place,  Edin. 

STEWART,  Thomas  Grainger,  1889- 
94.  CI.  2a-6.  b.  1878;  s.  of  Prof. 
Sir  Thomas  Grainger  Stewart,  M.D., 
LL.D.,  19  Charlotte  Square. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,Ch.B.i9oo;  M.R.C.P.E. 
1902  ;  M.R.C.P.  Lond.  1904  ;  Phys.  Lond.  ; 
Ass.  Phys.  the  Nat.  Hosp.  for  the  Paralysed 
and  Epileptic,  Queen  Square,  Lond.  ;  Ass. 
Phys.  the  W.  Lond.  Hosp.  Publications  : 
text-books  and  articles  on  the  brain  and 
nervous  diseases.  Address  :  54  Queen  Anne 
Street,  Lond.,  W. 

THORBURN,  David  Hav,  1889-96.  CI. 
P.3 -4a.  b.  11  Nov.  1880;  s.  of 
J.  Hay  Thorburn,  38  Albany  Street. 

Capt. ;  Lt.  4th  Batt.  Scott.  Rifles,  1900  ; 
served  in  S.  African  War;  R.S.O.,  Kimber- 
ley  (Queen's  and  King's  medals)  ;  trans- 
ferred to  2nd  Batt.  1901 ;  Adj.,  Aberdeen, 
1904-5  ;  seconded,  1907,  for  service  with  2nd 
S.  Nigerian  Regt.,W.A.F.F.;  Capt.  1913;  at- 
tached to  Egyptian  Army,  1913.  Address  :  5 
Trevanion  Road,  West  Kensington, Lond.,  W. 

THORBURN,  Harold  Hay,  1889-1901. 
CI.  P.l-Sp.  b.  1  Dec.  1882;  s.  of 
J.  Hay  Thorburn,  38  Albany  Street ; 
XV. ;  Gym.  VIII.,  Silver  Medal,  1900 
and  1901  ;   won  Mile,  1901. 


Edin.  Univ. 
Capt.     I.M.S. ; 


M.B.,  Ch.B.  1906  ;   A.F.C. ; 
Lt.     1906 ;      Capt.     1909. 


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Address  :  5  Trevanion  Road,  West  Kensing- 
ton, Lond.,  W.,  or  c/o  Grindlay  and  Co.,  54 
Parliament  Street,  Lond.,  S.W. 

TOD,  John  Allan  Moir.  1889-93.  CI. 
lb-3b.  b.  25  May  1878;  s.  of 
Henry  Tod,  W.S.,  23  Lennox  Street. 

Heriot-Watt  Coll.  ;  Electrical  Engineer  in 
Canada;  m.  1914  Mary,  dau.  of  Dr.  Bennet 
of  Blundellsands,  near  Liverpool.  Address  : 
Smithers,  B.C.,  or  23  Lennox  Street,  Edin. 

TURCAN,  Charles  SomerviUe,  1889-1900. 
CI.  P.l  -  Sp.  b.  30  Nov.  1882  ;  s.  of 
Charles  J.  Turcan,  19  Douglas  Cres- 
cent ;  XV. 

C.A.  Edin.  1906 ;  Merchant ;  m.  1913 
Mary  Montgomerie,  dau.  of  R.  Russell 
Prentice.  Address:  52  Garscube  Terrace, 
Murrayfield,  Edin. 

TURNBULL,  George,  1889-93.  CI.  la-4a. 
b.  26  Aug.  1879  ;  s.  of  Patrick  Turn- 
bull,  C.A.,  30  Northumberland  Street. 

Fettes,  1893-8  ;  XL;  Merchant,  Calcutta. 
Address  :  c/o  James  Finlay  and  Co.  Ltd., 
I  Clive  Street,  Calcutta,  or  i  Royal  Circus, 
Edin. 

WALLACE,  Frank  Gordon,  1889-99.  CI. 
P.l-L.M.  b.  4  March  1884;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Wallace,  The  Hope,  Moffat. 

Man.  Rubber  Estate,  Johore,  S.S.  Ad- 
dress :  Muar,  Johore,  S.S. 

WALLACE,  James  Alexander,  1889-94. 
CI.  la-5b.     b.   16  Aug.  1877;    s.  of 


Thomas  A.Wallace,  Commercial  Bank, 

Burntisland. 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.  Ltd.,  Edin. 
Address  :   14  George  Street,  Edin. 

WHITE,  Richard  Noel,  1889-91.  CI. 
la-2b.  b.  28  Dec.  1878  ;  s.  of  Col. 
White,  R.E.,  28  Abercromby  Place. 

Glenalmond,  1891-5  ;  R.N.C.  Greenwich, 
won  Quarter-mile,  1898 ;  Capt.  R.M.L.I.  ; 
2nd  Lieut.  1897  ;  Lieut.  1898  ;  Capt.  1904  ; 
thanked  by  the  Lords  of  the  Admiralty 
for  rescuing  an  able  seaman  of  H.M.S. 
'  Cornwallis '  from  drowning  in  the  Hamoaze 
Estuary,  Devonport,  on  18  Dec.  1907  ; 
bronze  medal  granted  by  R.H.S.,  but  not 
awarded,  as  the  case  was  not  officially  re- 
ported by  the  Admiralty  ;  m.  1904  Ruth 
Johnston,  e.  dau.  of  Col.  O.  K.  Johnston, 
A.P.D.     Address:  R.M.  Barracks,  Chatham. 

WILSON,  John  Penny,  1889-1900.  CI. 
P.3  -  7a.  b.  29  July  1880 ;  s.  of 
Andrew  Hay  Wilson,  Banker,  11 
Drummond  Place ;  BaKour  Prize 
for  French,  1899  ;  Mackenzie  Prize 
for  best  but  one  in  Classics,  1900. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon.  Address:  11  Drummond 
Place,  Edin. 

YOUNG,  WiUiam  Steele,  1889-92.  CI. 
la-3a.  b.  4  Sept.  1877  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Young,  The  Grange,  Burntisland ; 
Gym.  VIII. 

m.  1912  Dorothy  Roe  Hamilton,  Dunstaff- 
nage,  Putney,  S.W.  Address :  Waverley, 
69  Canford  Road,  Clapham  Common,  Lond., 
S.W. 


1890-1 


AGNEW,  Herbert  Charles,  1890-3.  CI. 
2,  3.  b.  20  Nov.  1880  ;  s.  of  Sir  Stair 
Agnew,  K.C.B.,  22  Buckingham  Ter- 
race. 

Cooper's  Hill,  1898-1901  ;  Capt.  R.E.  ; 
2nd  Lt.  1901  ;  Lt.  1904;  Capt.  1911.  Ad- 
dress :   Bangalore,  India. 

ALMOND,  George  Hely- Hutchison, 
1890-2.  CI.  3a,  4a.  b.  20  Feb. 
1877  ;  s.  of  Hely  Hutchison  Almond, 
LL.D.,  of  Loretto. 

Loretto,  1892-7 ;  XV.  ;  Hertford  Coll. 
Oxon  ;  B.A.  1902  ;  M.R.C.S.  Eng.,  L.R.C.P. 
Lond.  1906  ;  M.A.,  B.M.,  B.Ch.  Oxon.  1908  ; 
Coll.  XV. ;  Bart.'s  Hosp.  XV. ;  served  with 
20th  Co.  Imp.  Yeo.  in  S.  African  War,  1900-1 ; 
gen.  med.  pract.,  Bath  ;  F.R.S.  Med.  ;  con- 
tributed to  med.  journals  ;  m.  Violet  Wini- 
fred Ang^le  MacCormac.  Address  :  Lyn- 
vale,  St.  Mark's  Place,  and  27  Queen  Square, 
Bath, 


ANDERSON,  Thomas  Binnie,  1890-1902. 
CI.  P.l-U.M.  b.  30  Oct.  1885 ;  s.  of 
John  M.  Anderson,  15  Grosvenor 
Street. 

Banker.  Address:  London  and  Brazilian 
Bank,  Manaos,  Brazil. 

ANSON,  George  Frank  Wemyss,  1890-5. 
CI.  l-4b.  b.  22  March  1881  ;  s.  of 
Col.  G.  W.  Anson,  Garvock,  Seven- 
oaks,  Kent. 

Fettes,  1895-9;  Sandhurst,  1900;  XV.; 
Capt.  LA.  (17th  Inf.)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1900  ;  Lt. 
1902 ;  Capt.  1909 ;  Waziristan,  1901-2 
(medal  and  clasp)  ;  Pol.  Dept.  1907  ;  O.C. 
Border  Mil.  PoUce.  Address :  Peshawar, 
N.W.F.P.,  India. 

BALFOUR,  Hon.  Norman  Frederick 
WiUiam,  1890-1903.  CI.  P.l-7a.  b.  26 
March  1884  ;  s.  of  Right  Hon.  J.  B. 
Balfour,    Q.C.,    M.P.,   Lord    Justice- 


1890-1 


425 


Gen.,  1st  Baron  Kinross  of  Glas- 
clune,  6  Rothesay  Terrace;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1901. 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon ;  B.A.  1906  ;  Ch.  of  Eng. ; 
D.  Dio.  Salisbury,  1909.  Address :  Poole 
Road,  Wimborne,  Dorset. 

BARBOUR,  George  Freeland,  1890-2. 
CI.  P.4-la.  b.  15  Feb.  1882  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  R.  W.  Barbour,  Bonskeid,  Pit- 
lochry. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  (ist  CI.  Hons.  Phil.), 
1905 ;  D.Phil.  1910.  Address :  Bonskeid, 
Pitlochry. 

BARRACK,  James  William,  1890-3.     CI. 

4,  5,  Sp.  b.  1876 ;  s.  of  Rev.  John 
Barrack,  The  Manse,  Falkland,  Fife. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1901  ;  med. 
pract.,  Maida  Vale,  Lend.  ;  d.  15  July  1908  ; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  6. 

BELL,  Mark  Fector  Hougham,  Jan. 
1891-4.  CI.  4-6.  s.  of  Col.  Bell,  R.E., 
Dublin  Castle. 

d.  1894. 

BONNAR,  Thomas  Kershaw,  1890-3. 
CI.  M.  4-M.  6.  b.  3  Feb.  1876;  s.  of 
Thomas  Bonnar,  7  Ann  Street ;  XV. 

Sole  partner  of  Thos.  Bonnar  and  Son, 
Edin.  ;  m.  H.  Stuart  Moore.  Address  :  15 
Ormidale  Terrace,  Edin. 

BRUCE,  WiUiam  John  Ironside,  1890-3. 
CI.  2a-4a.  b.  9  June  1878;  s.  of 
Dr.  Wilham  Bruce,  The  Castle,  Ding- 
«all. 

Aberdeen  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1900  ; 
M.D.  1903  ;    D.P.H.  1903  ;    late  Civil  Surg. 

5.  African  F.F. ;  gen.  med.  pract.,  Lond. ; 
Phys.  X-ray  and  Electrical  Depts.,  Charing 
Cross  Hosp.,  etc.  ;  contributed  various 
articles  to  med.  journals;  m.  Miss  Randle. 
Address :  10  Chandos  Street,  Cavendish 
Square,  Lond.,  W. 

BURDON,  Harrv,  1890-5.  CI.  3b-7a. 
b.  27  July  1877  ;  s.  of  Rev.  J.  A, 
Burdon,  Min.  of  Lasswade ;  Dux  CI. 
3b,  1891,  5a,  1893  ;  Ferguson  Medal, 
1894 ;  Mackenzie  Prizes,  Chemistry 
and  Math.,  1895. 

A.M.  Inst.  C.E.  ;  m.  Margaret  Torrance, 
Viewfield,  Lasswade.  Address :  Glenord, 
Lasswade. 

BURDON,  Peter  Imrie,  1890-4.  CI.  3b- 
5a.  b.  24  April  1876;  s.  of  Rev. 
J.  A.  Burdon,  Min.  of  Lasswade. 

Served  in  S.  African  War  (Queen's  medal 
and  clasp)  ;  Farmer,  Natal  ;  m.  Mary  Caro- 
line Shaw,  Shawsnood,  Natal.  Address: 
The  Forest,  Shafton  Grange,  via  Howick, 
Katal,  S.  Africa. 


CADELL,  Francis  Campbell  Boileau, 
1890-8.  CI.  P.l-M.  5.  b.  12  April 
1883 ;  s.  of  Francis  Cadell,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.E.,  22  Ainslie  Place. 

Artist ;  Mem.  Mod.  Soc.  Portrait  Painters, 
Lond. ;  Mem.  Soc.  of  Eight,  Edin.  Address  : 
4  Oxford  Terrace,  Edin. 

CARDALE,  Ernest  Leslie,  1891-2.  CI. 
la,  2a.  b.  16  Sept.  1879 ;  s.  of 
Capt.  Cardale,  R.N.,  H.M.S.  'Iron 
Duke,'  Queensferry. 

'Britannia,'  1894-6;  Naval  Cadet,  15 
Jan.  1894;  Mid.  15  March  1896;  Sub- 
Lieut.  15  Sept.  1899  ;  Lieut.  31  Dec.  1901. 
Address:  R.N.  Barracks,  Devonport,  or  c/o 
The  Admiralty,  Whitehall,  Lond.,  S.W. 

CHISHOLM,  Robert,  1890-5.  CI.  la-4b. 
b.  14  May  1879  ;  s.  of  James  Chisholm 
(sen.  partner  of  Mackay  and  Chisholm, 
Edin.),  15  Claremont  Crescent. 

Jeweller  and  Optician ;  m.  Williamina 
Law,  Edin.  Address :  27  North  Main 
Street,  Niagara  Falls,  Canada. 

CHURCH,  Duncan  Macdonald  Cochrane, 
1890-4.  CI.  la-3a.  b.  28  Dec.  1880  ; 
s.  of  H.  M.  Church,  M.D.,  36  George 
Square. 

Loretto,  1894-1900  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B., 
Ch.B.  1904;  Lt.  I.M.S.  1906;  Capt.  1909; 
attached  to  12th  Rajputana  Inf.,  Gyantse, 
Tibet.     Address:  25th  Cav.  (F.F.),  Bannu. 

CONNELL,  Hardress  Lloyd,  1890-4.  CI. 
2a-4b.  b.  2  May  1878  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Septimus  Sherson  Connell,  21st  (late 
N.  British)  Fus. 

m.  Amy  Alice  Caroline,  dau.  of  Lt.-Col. 
T.  F.  Hobbs,  6th  Royals.  Address:  17 
Comely  Bank  Place,  Edin. 

COTTERILL,  Denis,  1890-1900.  CI. 
P.4-7b.  b.  27  June  1881  ;  s.  of  J.  M. 
Cotterill,  F.R.C.S.,  24  Manor  Place  ; 
XV. ;  won  Day  Schools'  Swimming 
Championship. 

Ch.  Coll.  Cantab,  1900-2  ;  Coll.  XV. ;  Edin. 
Univ. ;  M.B.,Ch.B.  1906;  Swimming  Team; 
A.F.C. ;  Wanderers  F.C. ;  Inter-City,  1906; 
Cities  V.  Rest,  1902 ;  Surg.  Edin.  ;  m.  Emily 
Isobel  Roberts,  Chapel-on-Leader,  Earlston. 
Address:   10  Coates  Crescent,  Edin. 

COTTERILL,  Hwfa  Reginald,  1890-1900. 
CI.  P.2-Sp.  b.  22  July  1882  ;  s.  of 
J.  M.  Cotterill,  F.R.C.S.,  24  Manor 
Place. 

Cent.  Tech.  Coll.  S.  Kensington,  1900-3  ; 
XV.  ;    Civil  Engineer.     Address  :    24  Manor- 
Place,  Edin. 

CRABBIE,  John  Edward,  1890-8.  CI. 
l-7a.     b.  11  April  1879  ;   s.  of  George 


426 


1890-1 


Crabbie,  Merchant,  8  Rothesay  Ter- 
race ;  Dux  CI.  7b,  1897  ;  XV. ;  won 
Hurdles,  1898. 

Univ.  CoU.  Oxon;  B.A.  1902;  O.U.R.F.C. 
XV.  1898-1902,  Sec.  1900-1,  Capt.  1901-2  ; 
A.F.C.  ;  Capt.  1904-5 ;  Rugby,  v.  Wales, 
1900,  1903,  1905 ;  V.  Ireland,  1902-3 ;  v. 
England,  1904  ;  Advocate,  1905  ;  prospective 
candidate  (U.)  for  Moray  and  Nairn  ;  m. 
Cecilia  C,  dau.  of  Patrick  Turnbull,  C.A., 
iidin.     Address  :   8  St.  Colme  Street,  Edin. 

CRAWFORD,  Ernest  Louis,  1890-7. 
CI.  P.4!-4a.  s.  of  John  Thompson 
Crawford,  India. 

C.E. ;  P.W.D.  Punjab.  Address :  c/o 
Grindlay  and  Co.,  Bombay. 

CUTHBERT,  Reginald  Vaux,  1890-7. 
CI.  P.1-6.  b.  3  April  1880;  s.  of 
Hugh  Cuthbert,  52  Great  King  Street ; 
Gym.  VIII. 

Broker  and  Agent,  Singapore  ;  Lt.  Singa- 
pore Vol.  Art.  Address:  6,  7,  and  8  Boat 
Quay,  Singapore,  S.S. 

CUTHBERT,  William  Arthur,  1890-8. 
CI.  P.l  -  2b.  b.  29  July  1883  ;  s.  of 
Hugh  Cuthbert,  52  Great  King  Street. 

Served  in  S.  African  War  with  2nd  Scott. 
Horse  (Queen's  medal  with  four  clasps)  ; 
Farmer  in  Canada  since  1904 ;  ra.  A.  Cowell. 
Address:  P.O.  General  Delivery,  Vancouver, 
B.C.,  Canada. 

DEVERELL,  Ernest  Guy,  1890-7.  CI. 
P.4-4b.  b.  5  Sept.  1881  ;  s.  of  H.  G. 
Deverell,  M.D.,  12  Windsor  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  ;  gen.  med. 
pract. ;  m.  Miss  Falconer,  8  Cumin  Place, 
Edin.     Address  :   Kinghorn,  Fife. 

DICKSON,  John  Robert,  1890-1902.  CI. 
P.2-7a.  b.  21  Feb.  1884 ;  s.  of  Right 
Hon.  Charles  Scott  Dickson,  K.C., 
M.P.,  L.A.  for  Scot.,  22  Moray  Place  ; 
Millar  Greek  Prose  Prize  and  Mac- 
kenzie Prize  (Classics),  1902  ;  Ephor ; 
XV.,  XL ;  won  100  Yds.  1902. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon ;  B.A.  1906 ;  Coll. 
XV.  ;  Capt.  XI.  ;  Advocate,  1909  ;  m.  1913 
Margaret  Jean,  2nd  dau.  of  Holmes  Ivory, 
W.S.  Address  :  2  Great  Stuart  Street, 
Edin. 

DROVER,  David,  1890-9.  CI.  P.l-2a. 
b.  28  June  1885  ;  s.  of  Charles  B. 
Drover,  Distiller,  Grange  House,  York 
Road. 

Blair  Lodge,  1899-1902;  XV.;  Motor  En- 
gineer ;  Man.  Croall  and  Croall,  Hawick ; 
m.  Mathilda  Plested,  dau.  of  William 
Plested  Johnstone  of  Oxford.  Address : 
47  Bridge  Street,  Hawick. 


DUNCAX,  Charles  Macduff.  1890-1.  CI. 
3b.  b.  18  March  1874  ;  s.  of  Hector 
C.  Macduff  Duncan,  2  Greenhill  Gar- 
dens. 

Farmer;  m.  1912  Mabel,  2nd  dau.  of 
Lt.-Col.  Edmund  Whitehead,  Black  Watch 
and  S.  Lanes  Regt.  Address :  Linldield 
House,  2  Greenhill  Gardens,  Edin. 

DUNCAN,  Malcolm  Bedford,  1890-5. 
CI.  lb-4.  b.  4  Sept.  1880;  s.  of 
A.  Duncan,  1  Lcarmonth  Terrace; 
Gym.  VIII. 

Lt.  Seaforth  Highs.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1900  ;  Lt. 
1901 ;  Res.  191 1  ;  served  in  S.  African  War, 
1900,  also  in  Mediterranean  (medal). 

DUNCAN,  William  Arthur.  1890-5.  CI. 
2b-5a.  b.  1879  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Dun- 
can, 62  Craigmillar  Park  ;    XV. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1901.;  m. 
Ethel  Mary  Edwau'ds,  Inverleith,  Edin. 
Address  :  Gardyne,  Crawshawbooth,  Lanes. 

FALCONER,  Herbert  Francis,  1890-6 
(April).  CI.  2a-6.  b.  15  Aug.  1878  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  W.  M.  Falconer,  M.A., 
Garonne  House,  21  W.  Mayfield ;  XL 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  1907 ;  New  Coll. 
Edin.  1907-10  ;  F.F.A.  1902  ;  licensed  U.F. 
Ch.  1910 ;  ordained,  in  succession  to  his 
father,  Min.  St.  Paul's  U.F.  Ch.,  Edin.,  1913. 
Address  :   21  W^est  Mayfield,  Edin. 

FORBES,  Charles  William  Lambe,  1891. 
CI.  3a.  s.  of  C.  W.  L.  Forbes,  Com- 
mercial Bank  of  Scot.,  Aberfeldy. 

With  Gen.,  etc.,  Assur.  Co.  Ltd.,  13  Pall 
Mall,  Lond.,  S.W. 

FORD,  Patrick  Johnston,  1890-9.  CI. 
l-7a.  b.  5  March  1880  ;  s.  of  James 
Ford,  19  EgUnton  Crescent ;  Dux  of 
School,  1897,  1898  ;  Mackenzie  Prize, 
Classics,  1st  MacGillivray  Essay 
Prize,  1896  ;  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize, 
1897 ;  Mackenzie  Prize,  Classics,  1898. 

Exhibitioner,  New  Coll.  Oxon ;  M.A. ; 
LL.B.  Edin.  ;  Advocate,  1907  ;  contested  E. 
Edinburgh  (U.)  on  two  occasions ;  now  pro- 
spective candidate  (U.)  Inverness  Burghs; 
Dir.  E.A.  since  1909;  1913,  Gifts  to  School; 
Old  Hall  redecorated,  and  Memorial  Organ 
to  the  late  R.  J.  Mackenzie  (Rector,  18S8- 
1901)  installed;  m.  Jessie  Hamilton,  dau.  of 
Henry  Field,  W.S.  A  ddress  :  8  Moray  Place, 
Edin. ,  and  Westerdunes,  North  Berwick.  See 
also  E.A.  Ch.  xiv.  94  and  xxi. 

FOULIS,  George  Herbert  Liston-,  1890-7. 
CI.  lb-7.  b.  1879  ;  s.  of  Sir  J.  Liston- 
Foulis,  Bart.,  Millburn  Tower,  Cor- 
storphinc. 

Banker.  Address:  1 4  Murrayfield  Avenue, 
Edin. 


1890-1 


427 


GLENDINNING,  Patrick  Bannatyne, 
1890-6,  CI.  2-M.  6.  b.  20  Dec.  1878 ; 
s.  of  George  R.  Glendinning,  Easter 
Hatton,  Kirknewton. 

Edin.  Univ.  1901-2  ;  A.M.I.C.E.  1905  ; 
C.E. ;  of  J.  and  A.  Leslie  and  Reid,  Edin.  ; 
engaged,  1907-10,  by  the  Egyptian  Govt,  at 
Aswan  Dam  ;  m.  1912  Eliza  Henrietta,  dau. 
of  Henry  Cairns,  W.S.  Address  :  2  Douglas 
Crescent,  Edin. 

GREENFIELD,  David  William,  1891- 
1900.  CI.  P.4-7b.  b.  7  Nov.  1881  ; 
s.  of  Prof.  W.  S.  Greenfield,  M.D.,  7 
Heriot  Row. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  New  CoU.  Edin.  ; 
ordained  to  Edenshead  Church,  1911. 
A  ddress :  Edenshead  Manse,  Gateside,  Fife. 

GREENFIELD,  Joseph  Godwin,  1890-4. 
CI.  P.2-la.  b.  24  May  1884 ;  s.  of 
Prof.  W.  S.  Greenfield,  M.D.,  7  Heriot 
Row. 

Edin.  Univ.;  B.Sc.  (Sp.  Dist.  Anat.) ;  M.B., 
Ch.B.  (ist  CI.  Hons.);  E.U.G.C.  Address: 
National  Hosp.,  Queen's  Square,  Lond. 

GREGORY,  James  Langdale,  1890-5.  CI. 
4a-7b.  b.  24  Oct.  1877  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
J.  Gregory,  15  May  field  Gardens  ;  XI. 

Lond.  Univ.  ;  Solicitor.  Address:  3  Oak 
Villas,  Manningham,  Bradford. 

HERDMAN,  Charles  WiUiam,  1890-7.  CI. 
P.4-6.  s.  of  John  Herdman,  Hazel- 
bank,  Murrayfield. 

Address  :    Hazelbank,  Murrayfield. 

INCHES,  Edward  James,  1890-4.  CI. 
3b -M.  6.  b.  10  Dec.  1877;  s.  of 
Robert  Kirk  Inches,  Goldsmith,  Lord 
Provost  of  the  City  of  Edinburgh, 
1912,  2  Strathearn  Road ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1894. 

Ecole  d'Horlogerie  du  Locle,  1894-7 ; 
Diploma;  of  Hamilton  and  Inches,  Gold- 
smiths, since  1900  ;  Maj.  comdg.  ist  City 
of  Edin.  Batt.  R.F.A.  (T.F.)  since  1908  ; 
m.  Katherine  Campbell,  2nd  dau.  of  Peter 
Morison,  S.S.C.  Address  :  26  Inverleith 
Terrace,  Edin. 

INGLIS,  James  Arthur  Chetwynd,  1890-1 
(Dec).  CI.  P.l  and  P.la.  b.  18  July 
1883  ;  s.  of  Maj.  J.  A.  S.  Inglis,  71st 
Foot,  12  Royal  Terrace. 

Eton  ;  Lt.  4th  Batt.  H.L.I.  ;  served  in 
S.  African  War  with  22nd  Imp.  Yeo.  (Queen's 
medal  and  five  clasps)  ;  m.  Ida  Evelyn,  dau. 
of  Andrew  Kerr  of  Melbourne,  Australia. 
Address  :    12  Royal  Terrace,  Edin. 

JAMESON,  Archibald  Douglas,  1890-3. 
CI.  2b-4b.  b,  16  Oct.  1877;  s.  of 
Surg.-Gen.  Jameson. 


1st  Coll.  Prize  (second  yr.)  St.  Thomas's 
Hosp.  Lond. ;  XV. ;  M.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P.  Lond. 
1900;  Maj.  R.A.M.C. ;  Lt.  1900;  Capt.  1903; 
Maj.  1911;  served  in  S.  African  War,  1900, 
Hosp.  Ship  'Princess  of  Wales'  (Queen's 
medal  with  clasp) ;  m.  Muriel  Thomas,  Wyn- 
burg,  Cape  Town.  Address:  Peshawar,  India. 

KER,  Allan  Ebenezer,  1890-9.  CI.  P.l- 
4b.  b.  5  March  1883  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Darling  Ker,  W.S.,  St.  Abbs,  Trinity. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  1908.  Address :  5 
George  Street,  Edin. 

LEYDE,  Otto  Davenport,  1890-2.  CI. 
2b-4c.  b.  31  August  1876 ;  s.  of 
Otto  T.  Leyde,  R.S.A.,  17  St.  Ber- 
nard's Crescent. 

Tea-planter.  Address  :  Dumchipara  Tea 
E.state,  Madarihat,  Jalpaiguri,  India. 

LORIMER,  Alexander  Patrick  Gordon, 
Jan.  1891-8.  CI.  lb-6.  b.  9  Dec. 
1880 ;  s.  of  J.  Campbell  Lorimer, 
K.C.,  Sheriff  of  Aberdeen,  Kincardine, 
and  Banff,  9  Gloucester  Place  ;  XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  ;  Capt.  I.M.S.  ; 
Lt.  1905;  Capt.  1906;  in  charge  of  Madras 
Gen.  Hosp. ;  m.  1913  Penelope,  dau.  of  A.  G. 
Miller,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  Edin.  Address: 
General  Hospital,  Madras. 

LOW,  James  Alexander,  1890-2  and 
1901-2.  CI.  P.l,  2,  and  7a.  b.  26 
Jan.  1884 ;  s.  of  Hon.  Lord  Low, 
Senator  of  Coll.  of  Justice,  12  Drum- 
sheugh  Gardens. 

Ball.  Coll.  0.\:on  ;  B.A.  ;  C.A.  1910  ;  m. 
Mary,  y.  dau.  of  J.  N.  M.  Forsyth  of  Quinish, 
I.  of  Mull.     Address  :  36  Queen  Street,  Edin. 

MACDONALD,  Alexander  Keith,  1890-7 
(April).     CI.  P.2-3b.     s.  of  John  Mac- 
donald,  44  Inverleith  Row, 
Roy.  High.  Sch.,  Edin. 

MACFIE,  Charles  Edward,  1890-3  and 
1895-1900.    CI.  P.3,  P.4,  and  2b-U.M. 

b.  26  Feb.  1882  ;  s.  of  William  Macfie 
of  Clermiston,  Corstorphine. 

Farmer,  Wester  Lovat,  Beauly,  Ross-shire ; 
d.  17  March  1914. 

MACGIBBON,  Alfred  Lightly,  1890.  CI. 
M,  4.  b.  23  Nov.  1874 ;  s.  of  David 
MacGibbon,  23  Learmonth  Terrace. 

Architect;  A.R.I. B.A.  1900,  since  then  of 
MacGibbon  and  Ross,  Edin. ;  pupil  of  Sir 
Rowand  Anderson,  LL.D.,  Architect,  1896- 
1900;  Architect  to  the  Roy.  Commis.  on 
Ancient  and  Historical  Monuments  (Scot.), 
1911;  m.  Ahce  Christian  Sainsbury,  Elgin 
House,  Isleworth,  Middlesex.  Address  :  9 
Lynedoch  Place,  Edin. 


42S 


1890-1 


MACGILL,  David,  1890-4.  CI.  lb-3. 
b.  12  March  1877 ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Macgill,  14  Montgomerie  Crescent, 
Glasg. 

Ship  Owner,  Glasg.  Address  :  14  Mont- 
gomerie Crescent,  Glasg. 

M'MURTRIE,  John,  1890-7.  CI.  lb-7b. 
b.  2  March  1879;  s.  of  Rev.  John 
M'Murtric,  D.D.,  14  Inverleith  Row. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A. ;  Jeffrey  Scholar,  in 
Semitic  Languages  ;  Licentiate  of  the  Ch. 
of  Scot.  ;  Ass.  Min.  of  St.  Mary's  Parish, 
Edin.     Address  :    13  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

MARTIN,  Sebright  Loftus,  1890-1.  CI. 
lb.  s.  of  F.  S.  Martin,  Stockbroker, 
35  York  Place. 

MATTHEW,  Charles,  1890-4,  CI.  P.l- 
P.4.  b.  30  Jmie  1884  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Matthew,  L.D.S.  Ed.,  15  Ainslie 
Place. 

Rubber-planter.     Address  :  Ipoh,  F.M.S. 

MILLAR,  (Jeorge  William  Russell, 
1890-8.  CI.  1-6.  b.  13  Oct.  1880; 
s.  of  J.  S.  Millar,  W.S.,  13  Carlton 
Terrace;   XV. 

Rubber-planter.  Address  :  St.  Leonard's 
Estate,  Port  Dickson,  F.M.S. 

MILLAR,  John  Sydney  Lawrence,  1890-6. 
CI.  1-5.  b.  28  June  1879  ;  s.  of  J.  S. 
Millar,  W.S.,  13  Carlton  Terrace. 

W.S.  1906;  of  Russell  and  Dunlop,  W.S., 
Edin.;  Lt.  Lovat's  Scouts  Imp.  Yeo.  Ad- 
dress: 27  Ann  Street,  Edin. 

MILNE,  John,  1890-4.  CI.  l-4b.  b. 
8  May  1878;  s.  of  James  Milne, 
Muirend,  Colinton. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Engineer,  James  Milne  and 
Son  Ltd.,  Milton  House  Works,  Edinburgh  ; 
served  in  S.  African  War,  1900  ;  m.  Grace 
Muriel,  dau.  of  J.  H.  Dickson  of  Corstorphine. 
Address  :  May  field,  Balerno. 

MILNE,  Ramsay  Traquair,  1890-6.  CI. 
l-5a.  b.  5  Nov.  1880  ;  s.  of  James 
Milne,  Muirend,  Colinton. 

Sandhurst,  1898-9,  Riding  Prize;  Lt.  S. 
Stafis  Regt.  1899  ;  Capt.  13th  Bengal 
Lancers,  1909  ;   d.  6  June  1910. 

MIRYLEES,  Oswald  Jloir,  1890-2.  CI. 
la,  2a.  b.  3  May  1881  ;  s.  of  James 
S.  Mirylees,  45  E.  Claremont  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1905  ;  Medal 
in  Zool.  1901 ;  Med.  Off.  Planters'  Assoc, 
Negri  Sembilan,  F.M.S.  Address  :  Jemima 
Estate,  Mamban,  Negri  Sembilan,  F.M.S. 

MITCHELL,  John  Peace,  1890-2,  CI. 
lb,    la.      b.    13   Aug.    1876;    s.    of 


William  Mitchell,  S.S.C,  36  Bucking- 
ham Terrace. 

Swanley  Horticult.  Coll.  Kent;  tenant  of 
Dryburgh  Orchard  for  nine  yrs.  (ret.)  ;  m. 
Helen  H.  Hepburn.  Address :  Fembank, 
Springhill,  Peebles. 

MITCHELL,  Thomas  Smith,  1890.  CI. 
P.2.  b.  21  May  1884  ;  s.  of  Wil- 
liam Mitchell,  S.S.C,  36  Buckingham 
Terrace. 

Merchiston,  1893-1902  ;  Edin.  Univ.  1902  ; 
Tea-planter,  Assam,  Ceylon,  and  S.  India ; 
Mem.  Assam  Vcilley  Lt.  H.  Vols.  1909-11. 
Address :  Shaliacary  Estate,  Punalur,  S. 
India. 

MORRIS,  Arthur  Roy,  1890-6  (Dec).  CI. 
P.4-M.  5.  b.  3  June  1881  ;  s.  of 
Arthur  Morris,  Ramsay  Lodge,  Russell 
Place,  Trinity. 

Engineer,  Guayaquil  and  Quito  Rly.  Co. 
Address  :  P.O.  Box  597,  Guayaquil,  Ecuador, 
S.  America. 

MORRIS,  George  Frederick  Bingley, 
April  1891-7.  CI.  P.l-3b.  b.  28 
Feb.  1883;  s.  of  Arthur  Morris, 
Ramsay  Lodge,  Russell  Place,  Trinity. 

Dulwich  Coll.  ;  Queens'  Coll.  Cantab ; 
B.A.  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  C.  St.  Paul's,  Portman 
Square,  Lond.,  W.  Address:  9  Park  Road, 
Regent's  Park,  Lond.,  N.W. 

NEWLANDS,  Harry  Scott,  1890-1901 
(April).  CI.  P.l-4a.  b.  9  Feb,  1884 ; 
s.  of  Andrew  Newlands,  S.S.C,  2*7 
Great  King  Street. 

W.S.  1908;  Dist.  Comr.,  Quittah,  Gold 
Coast,  W.  Africa. 

OLDHAM,  Henry  Wingate,  1890-5  (April). 
CI.  4-Sp.  b.  29  Sept.  1878 ;  s.  of  Col. 
Oldham,  R.E.,  23  Walker  Street ;  Mac- 
kenzie Prize  for  best  but  one  in  Math. 
1894. 

Cent.  Tech.  Coll.  Lond.  (Diploma) ;  West- 
minster Coll.  Cambridge  (Theolog.  Coll.  of 
Presb.  Ch.  of  Eng.),  Schol. ;  Halle  Univ. 
1903-4;  ord.  Miss,  to  S.  Fuhkien,  China, 
under  Presb.  Ch.  of  Eng.,  1904;  now  Prin. 
Union  Theolog.  Coll.  Amoy,  S.  China;  m. 
1907  Dr.  Edith  Pa  ton  of  Eng.  Presb.  Miss. 
Address:  c/o  English  Presbyterian  Mission, 
Amoy,  South  China. 

PHILIPS,  John  Ivor,  1890-1.  CI.  P.l. 
b.  28  July  1882  ;  s.  of  Gray  Philips, 
Factor. 

m.  1908  Amy,  dau.  of  Dr.  Keith  Mac- 
donald,  Edin.     Address  :    Lond. 

RAM  AGE,  Arthur  Gladstone,  Jan. 
1891-7.  CI.  2b-M.  6.  b.  19  April 
1879;  s.  of  Richard  Ramage,   Ship- 


1890-1 


429 


builder,  The  Hawthorns,  Ferry  Road  ; 
XV„  XI. ;  won  Cricket  Ball,  1897. 

A.F.C.;  Stockbroker;  of  Ramage  and  Ross, 
Edin.  ;  m.  Sybil  Edwards,  Liverpool.  Ad- 
dress :   Silver  Bank,  North  Berwick. 

RENNIE,  James,  jun.,  1890-5.  CI.  Ib- 
4b.  s.  of  James  Rennie,  S.S.C,  14 
Ravelston  Park. 

Address  :    14  Ravelston  Park,  Edin. 

ROBES,  Frederick  William,  1890-3.  CI. 
4-6.  b.  6  Sept.  1875  ;  s.  of  C.  H.  D. 
Robbs,  M.D.,  Grantham. 

Selwyn  Coll.  Cantab;  B.A.  1896;  Coll. 
XV.  Address :  Allison  Towers,  Dulwich 
Common,  Lond.,  S.E. 

ROSS,  Graham  Ogilvie,  1890-5,  CI. 
P.3  -  2b.  b.  16  March  1881  ;  s.  of 
W.  Graham  Ross,  3  Oxford  Terrace. 

Loretto,  1898-1900.  Address  :  3  Oxford 
Terrace,  Edin. 

ROSS,  James  Cornwall  Miller,  1890-8. 
CI.  lb-2  R.  s.  of  W.  Graham  Ross, 
3  Oxford  Terrace ;  d. 

RUTHERFORD,  Zemb  Baillie,  1890-7. 
(April).  CI.  la-5a.  s.  of  Richard 
Rutherford,  26  Castle  Terrace. 

Vet.  Surg.  Edin.  Address :  27  Castle 
Terrace,  Edin. 

SANDISON,  Alexander,  1890-9.  CI. 
P.3-6.  b.  17  Aug.  1881  ;  s.  of  W.  A. 
Sandison,  R.N.,  15  Eildon  Street. 

M.B.,  Ch.B.  Edin.  1906,  and  Adelaide, 
S.  Australia,  1907 ;  L.M.  Dublin,  1906  ; 
M.D.  Edin.  191 1  ;  gen.  med.  pract.,  Roches- 
ter, Australia;  late  M.O.H.,  Streaky  Bay, 
S.  Australia,  1907-11  ;  Mem.  B.M.A.  ;  m. 
Miss  Knight,  Port  Pirie,  S.  Australia.  Ad- 
dress :    Rochester,  Victoria,  Australia. 

SAUNDERS,  Kenneth  Blair,  1890-1901. 
CI.  P.1-6.  b.  17  May  1884;  s.  of 
William  Saunders,  S.S.C.  and  C.A., 
22  Albany  Street ;   XV.,  XI. 

A.C.C.  Address:  12  Rawdon  Street,  Cal- 
cutta. 

SCOTT,  Henry  Erskine,  1890-1900. 
CI.  Ib-Sp.  b.  4  May  1881;  s.  of 
E.  Erskine  Scott,  C.A.,  64  Queen 
Street ;  XV. ;  won  Cricket  Ball,  1899. 

Lt.  4th  Batt.  H.L.I. ;  attached  to  3rd  R.S. 
in  S.  Africa  (Queen's  and  King's  medals) ; 
afterwards  farmer  in  Dumfriesshire ;  m. 
Constance,  dau.  of  Dr.  Murdoch  Brown, 
Edin. ;  d.  31  Jan.  1910. 

SHARP,  John,  jun„  1890-9.  CI.  P.2-5. 
b.  2  April  1883  ;  s.  of  John  Sharp,  3 
Lomond  Road,  Trinity. 


Heriot-Watt  Coll. ;  Engineer  (B.T.  Exam., 
ist  CI.,  1912).  Address:  Govt.  Floating 
Dock  and  Workshops,  Trinidad,  W.I. 

SIM,  Edward  Bonham,  1890-1.  CI.  P.l. 
s.  of  Robert  Sim,  85  Great  King 
Street. 

SIM,  Thomas  Guthrie,  1890-1.  CI.  P.2. 
s.  of  Robert  Sim,  85  Great  King  Street. 

SMITH,  David  Lindsay  Balfour,  1890-1. 
CI.  lb.  s.  of  David  Smith,  12  Bel- 
grave  Place. 

Address  :    12  Belgrave  Place,  Edin. 

STEWART,  Charles,  1890-1.  CI.  4.  b. 
12  May  1875  ;  s.  of  D.  W.  Stewart, 
Cartland,  Lanark. 

Address  :    Annan  Lea,  Moffat. 

SWANSON,  Donald,  1890-8.  CI.  P.4- 
M.  6.  b.  29  Oct.  1882  ;  s.  of  John 
Swanson,  3  Inverleith  Place. 

With  J.  G.  Thomson  and  Co.  Ltd., 
Leith,  1898-1908  ;  Ass.  Mackinnon,  Mac- 
kenzie and  Co.,  Kurrachee,  1908-11  ;  now 
with  Elder,  Dempster  and  Co.  Ltd.,  Mon- 
treal. Address  :  c/o  Elder,  Dempster  and 
Co.  Ltd.,  Board  of  Trade  Building,  Mon- 
treal, Canada. 

THOMSON,  Evelyn  Claude  Ogilvie, 
1890-8.      CI.    P.l -4b.      b.    13    April 

1884 ;  s.  of  Andrew  Thomson,  Timber 
Merchant,  15  Inverleith  Place. 

'Britannia,'  1899-1900;  R.N.  Colls.,  Green- 
wich and  Portsmouth,  1903-4  (four  ist  and 
one  2nd  CI.  Certs.)  ;  Mid.  R.N.  1900 ;  Sub- 
Lieut.  1904  ;  Lieut.  1905  ;  Lieut,  and  Coram. 
1909.     Address  :   21  Chester  Street,  Edin. 

TOD,  Charles  Douglas,  Jan.  1891-Dec. 
1897.  CI.  P.1-6.  b.  13  Sept.  1883; 
s.  of  William  Tod,  27  Douglas  Cres- 
cent. 

Woolwich,  1900-2;  Lt.  R.A. ;  2ndLt.  1902; 
Lt.  1906 ;  Legation  Guard,  Pekin.  Ad- 
dress :   Pekin,  China. 

TOD,  Frederick  Lewis  Maitland,  1890- 
1901.  a.  P.l-Sp.  b.  25  May  1884  ; 
s.  of  Henry  Tod,  W.S.,  23  Lennox 

Street. 

W.S.  1908.  Address  :  23  Lennox  Street, 
Edin. 

TOD,  Frederick  Robert  Dalyell,  1890-7. 
CI.  la-M.  6.  b.  2  March  1881  ;  s.  of 
John  Henry  Tod,  C.A.,  8  Murrayfield 
Avenue. 

Stockbroker,  Edin.,  of  J.  H.  Tod  and  Co. ; 
m.  191 4  Lesley  Merchiston,  dau.  of  A.  W. 
Blackie,  Oxton,  Cheshire.  Address  :  8  Mur- 
rayfield Avenue,  Edin. 


430 


1891-2 


TOD,  George  Clark,  1890-1901.  CI.  P.l- 
L.M.  b.  1884, ;  s.  of  William  Tod,  12 
Drummond  Place. 

Farmer,  Basutoland  border,  O.F.S.  Ad- 
dress: Riverinu,  P.O.  Glenrock,  Thabanchu 
Dist.,  O.F.S.,  S.  Africa. 

TOD,  James  Victor  Mercer,  1890-5.  CI. 
2b-7b.  b.  24  May  18T8  ;  s.  of  John 
Henry  Tod,  C.A.,  8  Murrayficltl 
Avenue ;  Dux  CI.  2b,  1891. 

Bank  of  Scot.  1896.  Address  :  8  Murray- 
field  Avenue,  Edin. 

TOD,  John  Henry,  1890-2  (Dec).  CI. 
2b-4b.  b.  27  Sept.  1879  ;  s.  of  John 
Henry  Tod,  C.A.,  8  Murrayfield 
Avenue. 

H.M.S.  'Britannia,'  1894;  Naval  Cadet; 
d.  31  May  1895. 

TURNBULL,  Patrick,  1890-1900.  CI. 
P.4-Sp.  b.  17  Oct.  1881  ;  s,  of 
Patrick  Turnbull,  C.A.,  30  Northum- 
berland Street ;  XV.  (Capt.  1899- 
1900) ;  XI.  ;  won  High  Jump,  1898, 
1899  ;  Quarter  -  mile,  1899,  1900  ; 
Hurdles,  Cricket  Ball,  and  Bradburv 
Shield,  1900. 

Direct  Commission  in  R.A.  from  school ; 
Lt.  1903  ;  Capt.  R.F.A.  1913  ;  ra.  Dora,  dau. 
of  Harry  Cheyne,  W.S.  Address  :  R.A. 
Mess,  Allahabad,  N.W.P.,  India. 

\VHITE,  Alexander,  1890-9.  CI.  P.3- 
7a.     b,  20  May  1882  ;    s.  of  Thomas 


White,  S.S.C,  3  Drummond  Place; 
MacGillivrayEssav  Prizes,  1897, 1898; 
Gym.  VIII.  Capt."l898,  1899. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.,  LL.B.  ;  Essay 
Prize,  Public  Law  CI.  ;  E.U.  Hare  and 
Hounds,  Capt.  and  Hon.  Pres. ;  W.S.  1906 ; 
m.  1913  Winifred  Caroline,  e.  dau.  of  T.  W.  L. 
Spence,  C.B.,  The  Holms,  Granton  Road. 
Address  :   22  Ann  Street,  Edin. 

WHYTE,  Alexander  Frederick,  1890-9. 
CI.  P.2-7b.  b.  30  Sept.  1883  ;  s.  of 
Very  Rev.  Prin.  Whytc,  D.D.,  7  Char- 
lotte Square,  Mod.  G.A.  of  F.  Ch.  of 
Scot.  1898. 

Edin.  Univ.  :  M.A.  (ist  CI.  Hons.  in  Mod. 
Languages)  ;  Pres.  Edin.  Univ.  Union,  1904  ; 
Lecteur  Adjoint,  College  de  la  Sorbonne. 
Paris,  1905-6 ;  Warden,  Edin.  Univ. 
Settlement,  1907-8  ;  M.P.  for  Perth  City, 
Jan.  1910  ;  Pari.  Priv.  Sec.  to  the  Right  Hon. 
Winston  S.  Churchill,  M.P.  ;  m.  Margaret 
Emily,  e.  dau.  of  Rev.  William  Fainveather, 
D.D.,  of  Kirkcaldy.  Address :  7  Char- 
lotte Square,  Edin.,  and  3  Barton  Street, 
Westminster,  Lend.,  S.W. 

WYLLIE,  Alexander,  1890-1901.  CI.  P. 
1-Sp.  b.  8  April  1884  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
WvUie,  56  Great  King  Street ;  XV. 
Capt.  1901-2  ;   XI. ;  Fives  IV. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst  (Colour-Sergt.)  ;  XV. 
Capt.  1904-5 ;  A.F.C.  ;  AU  India  Hockey 
Tournament,  1907,  1908  ;  Lt.  R.S.  Fus.  ; 
2nd  Lt.  1905  ;  Lt.  1909  ;  Egyptian  Army, 
June  1913.  Address:  Whitelee,  near  Gala- 
shiels. 


1891-2 


ALVES,  Henry  Malcolm  Jerome,  1891- 
1900.  CI.  P.4-Sp.  b.  1  April  1883 ; 
s.  of  Col.  J.  M.  Alves,  R.A.,  1  Lexham 
Gardens,  S.  Kensington,  Lond.,  S.W. 

Lt.  R.A. ;  and  Lt.  1902;  Lt.  1905.  Ad- 
dress :   Bangalore,  India. 

ALVES,  John  William  Jerome,  1891-9. 
CI.  la-Sp.  b.  26  Nov.  1880  ;  s.  of 
Col.  J.  M.  Alves,  R.A.,  1  Lexham 
Gardens,  S.  Kensington,  Lond.,  S.W. 

Capt.  93rd  Burma  Inf.  ;  2nd  Lt.  K.O.S.B. 
1900 ;  Lt.  1902 ;  transferred  to  Ind.  Army, 
1907 ;  Capt.  1909.  Address :  Rangoon, 
Burma. 

ANDERSON,  Frederic  Vans,  1891-3. 
Sp.  CI.  b.  22  May  1876;  s.  of 
Charles  Anderson,  Solicitor  and  Bank 
Agent,  Jedburgh. 

Stockbroker,  Edin.  ;  d.  9  Sept.  1910. 


ARMSTRONG,  Moir  Stormonth  Darling, 
1891-9.  Cl.P.l-L.M.  b.  27  Feb.  1883; 
s.  of  W.  Elliot  Armstrong,  S.S.C, 
North  End,  Trinity. 

Chf.  Marine  Engineer  under  Sudanese 
Govt.  Address  :  c/o  Sudan  Govt.  Steamer 
and  Boat  Dept.,  Khartoum. 

BAILEY,  Frederick  Marshman,  1892-4. 
CI.  lb-3a.  b.  5  Feb.  1882;  s.  of 
Col.  F.  Bailey,  R.E.,  9  Wemyss  Place. 

Sandhurst ;  Capt.  I.S.C. ;  2nd  Lt.  1900  ; 
Lt.  I.S.C.  1902  ;  Capt.  1909  ;  now  in 
Political  Dept.  ;  served  in  Tibet,  1903-4 
(medal  with  clasp).  Address:  7  Drummond 
Place,  Edin.  See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xi.  93  ;  xiii. 
50. 

BAILEY,  Percival  Henry  Havelock, 
1891-7.  CI.  P.4-3a.  b.  25  June  1883 ; 
s.  of  Col.  F.  Bailey,  R.E.,  9  Wemyss 
Place. 


1891-2 


431 


Lt.  I. A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1902  ;  Lt.  Ind.  Army, 
1904,  34th  Sikh  Pioneers;  served  on  N.W.F., 
India,  1908  (medal  with  clasp)  ;  m.  Hon. 
Miss  I3alfour.     Address  :   Sialkot,  India. 

BALFOUR,  Archibald  Roxburgh,  1891-3 
and  1896-1901.     CI.  P.2,  P.3,  and  4a- 

7a.  b.  1884  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Balfour. 
Merchant,  Liverpool ;   XV.,  XL 

Univ. Coll. Oxon;  B.A.;  Coll. XV. and VIII. 
(Head  of  River),  1902  ;  O.U.B.C.  1904,  1905  ; 
won  Ladies'  Plate,  Henley,  1902,  Visitors' 
Plate,  1903  ;  Merchant,  Valparaiso ;  m.  Pearl 
Price.  Address ;  Dawyck,  Stobo,  Peebles, 
or  Valparaiso,  Chile. 

BALLANTINE,  James,  1891-5,  CI.  4- 
Sp.  b.  21  Aug.  1878 ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Ballantine,  11  Belgrave  Place  ; 
XV. 

Prizeman,  R.S.A.  Sch. ;  studied  also  at 
Lond.,  Paris,  and  Dresden ;  Artist,  special- 
ising in  church  stained  glass ;  m.  1907 
Gladys,  dau.  of  Dr.  James  F.  Dewar,  Edin. 
Address  :  Gresham  Buildings,  George  Street, 
Edin. 

BLACKWOOD,  George  Glendinning, 
1892-1903.  CI.  P.l-Sp.  b.  22  Jan. 
1885  ;  s.  of  William  Blackwood,  jun., 
Writer,  Peebles ;  XV.,  XL ;  won 
Cricket  Ball,  1903. 

A.F.C. ;  F.F.A.  1907.  Address  :  2  Belle- 
vue  Crescent,  Edin. 

BLACKWOOD,  James  M'Gibbon,  1892-7. 
CI.  P.l-la.  b.  1885  ;  s.  of  John  R. 
Blackwood,  Port  Jefferson,  L.L,  New 
York,  U.S.A. 

Address  :    Street,  Somerset. 

BLACKWOOD,  William  Thorburn,  1892- 
1901.  CI.  P.4-7b.  b.  10  April  1883  ; 
s.  of  William  Blackwood,  jun..  Writer, 
Peebles;  XL 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.,  LL.B.  ;  W.S.  1907  ; 
of  Blackwood  and  Smith,  W.S.,  Peebles. 
Address  :    B.L.  Bank,  Peebles. 

BLYTH,  James  Davidson,  1891-2.  CI. 
4c.  b.  14  Aug.  1877;  s.  of  A.  P. 
Blyth,  Craighall,  Craighall  Road, 
Trinity. 

2nd  Lt.  3rd  Batt.  H.L.I.  1899 ;  ist  Batt. 
1900  ;  served  in  S.  African  War  (Queen's 
medal  with  four  clasps) ;  Liberian  F.F.  1908  ; 
Lt.  (Spec.  Reserve)  4th  Batt.  H.L.I.  ;  Brit. 
N.  Borneo  Co.'s  service,  1911-13  ;  d.  15  May 
1913  at  Jesselton,  Brit.  N.  Borneo. 

BLYTH,  John  Somerville,  1891-1900. 
CL  P.l-M.  5.  b.  21  March  1885  ;  s. 
of  A.  P.  Blyth,  Craighall,  Craighall 
Road,  Trinity. 

Fmly.  Tea-planter,  Ceylon  ;  now  Rubber- 
planter;  m.  Ann  Motley.  Address:  Tebrau 
Rubber  Estates.  Johore,  Singapore. 


BONNAR,  George  Kemp,  1891-3.  CI. 
2b-3.  b.  15  Feb.  1877  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Bonnar,  7  Ann  Street. 

Architect ;  m.  Mary  Spence.  Address  : 
4  North  Park  Terrace,  Edin. 

BROWN,  David  Thorburn  Graham, 
1891-5.  CI.  P.l-la.  b.  27  Dec.  1883  ; 
s.  of  J.  J.  Graham  Brown,  M.D., 
3  Chester  Street. 

H.M.S.  '  Britannia,'  1898-1900 ;  entd. 
R.N.  1900 ;  Sub-Lieut.  1903  ;  Lieut,  seni- 
ority, 15  July  1904 ;  five  ist  CI.  Certifi- 
cates ;  Goodenough  Gold  Medal  for  Gunnery 
as  Sub-Lieut.  1904  ;  Prize  in  Adv.  Gunnery 
Course,  1908-9  ;  M.V.O.,  4th  cl.  Address  : 
H.M.S.  '  Hermes,'  Cape  of  Good  Hope 
Squad.,  S.  Africa,  or  3  Chester  Street,  Edin. 

BROWN,  John  Archibald,  1891-5  (April). 
Cl.  la-2a.  s.  of  Mrs.  Brown,  19 
Archibald  Place. 

BROWN,  William  Calder,  1891-5  (April). 
Cl.  2b-4b.  s.  of  Mrs.  Brown,  19 
Archibald  Place. 

CAIRNS,  George  Morton,  1891-1900. 
Cl.  la-6.  b.l  Sept.  1881.  s.  of  Henry 
Cairns,  W.S.,  38  Drummond  Place. 

St.  John's  Coll.  Oxon,  1901-5  ;  B.A.  1905  ; 
W.S.  1908;  of  Cairns,  M'Intosh  and  Morton, 
W.S.  Address  :  27  Buckingham  Terrace, 
Edin. 

CAMPBELL,    James    Donald    Kidston, 
1891-5  (April).      Cl.    P.4-3b.      b.  16 
July  1881  ;    s.  of  Col.  Neil  Campbell, 
11  Ravelston  Park. 
Address  :   3  Ravelston  Terrace,  Edin. 

CHISHOLM,  Robert  Ainslie,  1891-4.  Cl. 
3b-5b.  b.  16  July  1878  ;  s.  of  A.  W. 
Chisholm,  7  Claremont  Crescent. 

Of  Mackay  and  Chisholm,  Goldsmiths, 
Edin.  Address  :  7  Claremont  Crescent, 
Edin. 

CHISHOLM,  William  Gibb,  1891-5.  Cl. 
la-4a.  b.  10  March  1880 ;  s.  of  A.  W. 
Chisholm,  7  Claremont  Crescent. 

Of  Mackay  and  Chisholm,  Goldsmiths, 
Edin.  ;  m.  A.  M.  Stewart,  PoUokshields, 
Glcisg.  A  ddress  :  Stratheam,  39  Inverleith 
Gardens,  Edin. 

COOK,  George,  1891-5.  Cl.  3b-M.  6.  b. 
17  March  1876;  s.  of  Rev.  George 
Cook,  B.D.,  Min.  of  Longformacus, 
Duns;  XV. 

A.F.C.  ;  Ass.  with  Steel  Bros,  and  Co. 
Ltd.,  Rangoon.  Address:  34  Howard  Place, 
Kdin. 

COOK,  Henry  PatuUo,  1891-1900.  Cl. 
P.3-7b.     b.  13  Nov.  1882  ;  s.  of  Rev. 


482 


1891-2 


George  Cook,  B.D.,  Min.  of  Loiigfor- 
macus,  Duns. 

Edin.Univ.;  M.B.,Ch.B.  1905;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1911 ;  Medals  in  Clin.  Physiol.,  Sen.  System. 
Surg., and Pract. Med.;  A.C.C.;  Capt.  I.M.S.; 
Lt.  1906;  Capt.  1909.  Address:  12th  Pion- 
eers, Kirkee,  India. 

COOK,  Walter  Lorrain,  1891-6.  CI.  P.4- 
5a.  b.  18  Nov.  1880 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
George  Cook,  B.D.,  Min.  of  Long- 
formacus,  Duns. 

With  Scott.  Widows'  Fund  Insur.  Soc. 
(H.O.).     Address  :   34  Howard  Place,  Edin. 

COOK,  Walter  Ramsay,  1891-1902.  CI. 
P.2-7b.  b.  12  Feb.  1884  ;  s.  of  Sir 
Henry  Cook,  W.S.,  22  Eglinton  Cres- 
cent ;  Fives  Cup,  1902. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon ;  of  Bell,  Cowan  and  Co., 
Stockbrokers,  Edin.  Address:  22  Eglinton 
Crescent,  Edin. 

COX,  Douglas  Howard,  1891-3.  CI.  la- 
2b.  b.  6  Feb.  1882  ;  s.  of  Robert  Cox 
of  Gorgie,  34  Drumsheugh  Gardens. 

Rugby,  1896-9;  CaiusColl.  Cantab,  1900-4; 
B.A.  1903;  Dir.  J.  and  G.  Cox  Ltd.,  Gorgie 
Mills.  Address :  Killarkin,  Dunboyne,  Co. 
Meath. 

COX,  Harold  Bennett,  1891-3.  CI.  la-2a. 
b.  5  Jan.  1881  ;  s.  of  Robert  Cox  of 
Gorgie,  34  Drumsheugh  Gardens. 

Woolwich,  Jan.  1898 ;  2nd  Lt.  R.F.A. 
1899;  ret.  1904;  Manufacturer,  of  J.  and  G. 
Cox.  Ltd.  (Chm.) ;  contested  S.  Edin.  (U.), 
1909 and  1910;  m.  .  Address:  GoTgie'MiUs, 
Edin. 

COX,  Robert  Ferdinand  de  Lesseps, 
1891-3.  CI.  P.l.  b.  12  June  1884; 
s.  of  Robert  Cox  of  Gorgie,  34  Drum- 
sheugh Gardens. 

Winchester ;  St.  John's  Coll.  Oxon. 
1903-5 ;  of  J.  and  G.  Cox  Ltd.  Address  : 
59a  South  Audley  Street,  Lond.,  W.,  or 
Gorgie  Mills,  Edin. 

CRABBIE,  George  Ernest,  1891-1901. 
CI.  P.2-Sp.  b.  23  July  1882  ;  s.  of 
George  Crabbie,  Merchant,  Leith ; 
XV.  (Capt.  1900-1);  XI.;  won 
Cricket  Ball,  Long  Jump,  100  Yds., 
Bradbury  Shield,  1901;  Fives  Cup, 
1900,  1901. 

A.F.C. ;  Scot.  V.  Wales,  1904 ;  Inter-City, 
1904-6 ;  Cities  v.  Rest,  1904-5 ;  A.C.C. ;  Mer- 
chant, Leith  ;  m.  Florence  Isobel  Frances, 
dau.  of  Anthony  Watson,  Coal  Exporter, 
Leith.  Address :  1  Randolph  Crescent, 
Edin. 

CRAWFORD,  Robert  Richard,  1891-3. 
CI.  lb-2b.  b.  3  Feb.  1881  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Crawford,  Newbank,  Trinity. 


Fettes,  1893-6  ;  fmly.  of  Bernard  emd  Co., 
Distillers,  Leith  ;  now  residing  abroad  ;  m. 
Jean  Barr  Roger.  Address  :  at  present  on 
voyage  to  F.M.S. 

CRAWFORD,  William  Caldwell,  1891-4. 
CI.  lb-3.  b.  8  Aug.  1879;  s.  of 
William  C.  Crawford,  M.A.,  F.R.S.E., 
1  Loekharton  Gardens. 

MedalUst,  Heriot-Watt  (Art  CI.)  ;  Prize- 
man, R.S.A.  (Life  CI.) ;  studied  also  in  Paris ; 
Mem.  Soc.  of  Scott.  Artists ;  exhibits  at 
Edin.,  Lond.,  Provinces,  and  Continental 
Exhibs.  Address :  i  Loekharton  Gardens, 
Edin.  (Studio,  Synod  HaU). 

CUNNINGHAM,  Thomas  Cunningham, 
1891-6.  CI.  3b-M.  6.  b.  7  Sept. 
1877 ;  s.  of  D.  Cunningham,  J. P., 
Dalachy,  Aberdour ;  XV. ;  won  Mile, 
1896. 

Cent.  Tech.  Coll.  Lond. ;  ist  CI.  Electric. 
Eng.  ;  A.I.E.E.  ;  Capt.  R.A. ;  Electrical 
Engineer  till  1899  ;  served  in  S.  African 
War  with  Vol.  Co.  2nd  Batt.  Gordon  Highs.  ; 
R.G.A.,  2nd  Lt.  1900;  Lt.  1902;  Capt.  1913; 
p.o.c.  1902 ;  Army  Course  in  Economics, 
1907 ;  m.  Hermione  Jane,  dau.  of  Rev. 
H.  W.  Crofton,  Thornhill  House,  Stalbridge. 
Address :  c/o  Cox  and  Co.,  16  Charing  Cross, 
S.W.,  or  R.A.  Mess,  Dover. 

DALMAHOY,  John  Francis  Cecil,  1891-5. 
CI.  la-4b.  s.  of  Maj.-Gen.  Dalmahoy, 
13  Buckingham  Terrace. 

Sandhurst,  1900;  Capt.I.A.;  2ndLt.i9oi; 
Lt.  1903;  Capt.  1910;  served  in  Tibet,  1903-4; 
march  to  Lhassa  (medal  and  clasp) ;  Moh- 
mand  campaign,  1908  (medal).  Address : 
40th  Pathans,  Alipore,  Calcutta. 

DANGERFIELD,  Arthur,  1891-7.  CI. 
1-7.  b.  6  May  1881  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col. 
Dangerfield,  R.A.,  26  Danube  Street. 

Edin.Univ.;  M.B.,Ch.B.  1905;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1910;  gen.  med.  pract. ;  m.  M.  S.  Armitage, 
Maidenhead.  Address :  Icknield  House, 
Streetly,  Staffs. 

DOVE,  John  Scott,  1891-7.  CI.  la-Sp. 
b.  11  Jan.  1879  ;  s.  of  George  Dove, 
Eccles,  Kelso  ;  XI. ;  won  High  Jump, 
1897. 

A.C.C. ;  Brewer.  Address :  Belgrave,  New- 
town, Waterford. 

FORDYCE,  James  Dingwall,  1891-1900. 
CI.  P.2-U.M.  b.  1  Jan.  1884  ;  s,  of 
J.   Dingwall   Fordyce,   Advocate,   34 

Great  King  Street. 

Banker,  Brazil,  since  1907 ;  fmly.  Bank 
of  Scot.  (H.O.),  1900-3;  Bank  of  England, 
Lond.,  1903-7.  Address :  London  and 
Brazilian  Bank,  Rio  de  Janeiro,  Brazil. 

ERASER,  William  St.  John,  1891-7. 
CI.  P.3-Sp.     b.  18  Sept.  1883  ;    s.  of 


1891-2 


433 


Prof.  Sir  Thomas  R.  Fi-aser,  M.D., 
LL.D.,  ISDrumsheugh  Gardens ;  Dux 
CI.  2a,  1895. 

Lieut.  R.N. ;  '  Britannia '  (all  ist  CI. 
Certs.  1899)  ;  R.N.C.  Greenwich  (two  ists, 
three  2nds),  1902-3 ;  Sub-Lieut.  1903  ; 
Lieut.  1904 ;  commanded  submarine  A9, 
1906-7;  B9,  1907-10;  China  medal,  1900; 
m.  Kathleen  Louisa,  y.  dau.  of  Capt.  Abel 
Chapman,  Gateshead.  Address  :  H.M.S. 
'  Shannon,'  2nd  Cruiser  Squad.,  or  13  Drum- 
sheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

GIBB,  Robert,  1891-4.  CI.  P.l-la.  b. 
16  March  1884  ;  s.  of  John  S.  Gibb, 
31  E.  Claremont  Street, 

W.S.  1907.  Address :  31  E.  Claremont 
Street,  Edin. 

GIBB,  WiUiam  Oliphant  Plenderleith, 
1891-6  (Dec.).  CI.  P.4-5a.  s.ofW.  O. 
Gibb,  21  Royal  Terrace. 

Address:  Broad  Street  House,  Bungay, 
Suffolk. 

GLENDINNING,  George  Eric,  1891-7. 
CI.  P.2-3b.  b.  18  Nov.  1883  ;  s.  of 
George  R.  Glendinning,  East  Hatton, 
Kirknewton. 

A.F.C.  ;  Farmer;  m.  191 2  Margaret,  2nd 
dau.  of  Duncan  Macdonald,  Kilbucho  Mains, 
Broughton.  Address  :  GlastuUich,  Nigg  Sta- 
tion, Ross-shire. 

GRAY,  Wilham,  1891-6.  CI.  2b-5a.  s. 
of  James  Gray,  J.P.,  Braehead, 
Cramond. 

Farmer.  Address  :  Braehead,  Cramond 
Bridge. 

GRIEVE,  George  Maxwell,  1891-5  (April). 
CI.  P.1-P.2.  b.  15  July  1885  ;  s.  of 
Surg.-Gen.  Robert  Grieve;  Br.  Guiana. 

Engineer.  Address  :  53  Beverley  Road, 
Hull. 

GRIEVE,  John  Bird,  1891-4  (Dec).  CI. 
4b-5a.  b.  1  June  1877 ;  s.  of  Surg.-Gen. 
Robert  Grieve,  Br.  Guiana. 

Mem.  Inst.  Accountants  and  Actuaries, 
Glasg.,  1903  ;  now  Sec.  Lauadron  Rubber 
Estates  Ltd.,  Lond.  Address  :  6  Laurence 
Pountney  Hill,  Lond.,  E.G. 

GRIEVE,  Kelburne  King,  1891-8.  CI. 
P.2-4.  b.  1883;  s.  of  Surg.-Gen. 
Robert  Grieve,  Br.  Guiana. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1906 ;  D.T.M. 
(Liverpool);  W.  African  Med  Service.  Ad- 
dress :    53  Beverley  Road,  Hull. 

GRIEVE,  WiUiam  Weir,  1891-4  (Dec). 
CI.  2a-5a.  b.  5  April  1879  ;  s.  of 
Surg.-Gen.  Robert  Grieve,  Br.  Guiana. 

Solicitor,  1909.  Address :  10  Howard 
Street,  Edin. 


GUILD.  David  Alexander,  1891-1902. 
CI.  P.l-7a.  b.  16  Sept.  1884  ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Guild,  W.S.,  5  Royal 
Circus  ;  Dux  of  School,  1901  ;  Acad. 
Club  Prize,  Classics,  1901;  MacGillivray 
Essay  Prize,  1900 ;  Andrew  Lang 
Essay  Prize,  1901  ;  Mitchell  Medal, 
1899. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.,  LL.B. ;  Golf  Blue, 
E.U.G.C;  Advocate,  1909.  Address:  5  Royal 
Circus,  Edin. 

GUTHRIE,  James  Hubert,  1891-6.  CI. 
P.1-2.  b.  21  Sept.  1882;  s.  of 
Charles  John  Guthrie,  K.C.  (Hon. 
Lord  Guthrie),  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of 
Justice,  13  Royal  Circus. 

Farmer,  O.R.C.  ;  now  in  N.Z.  Publica- 
tions :  Letters  on  S.  African  Politics,  etc. 
Address:  c/o  Mrs.  Thos.  Robertson,  148  Aik- 
man's  Road,  Papanui  Road,  Christchurch, 
N.Z. 

HALDANE,  WiUiam  Garraway,  1891-2. 
CI.  4.  s.  of  WiUiam  Haldane,  M.D., 
J.P.,  Viewforth,  Bridge  of  Allan. 

Address  :  Viewforth,  Bridge  of  Allan. 

HANDASYDE,   Charles  Henry,  1891-3. 
CI.  P.3-lb.     b.   25  Aug.  1881;   s.   of 
C.  H.  Handasyde,  Craigesk,  Dalkeith. 
m.     .    /I  d(i»-ess  :  Prince  Rupert,  Canada. 

HANSON,  Edward  Taylor,  1891-1901. 
CI.  P.4-7a.  b.  19  April  1882;  s.  of 
R.  W.  Hanson,  Clare  House,  38a 
Findhorn  Place  ;   Gloag  Medal,  1900. 

Schol.  Ch.  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  ;  Hons. 
Engineering;  of  Ballantyne,  Hanson  and 
Co.,  Edin.  ;  Dir.  Ballantyne  and  Co.  Ltd., 
Lond. ;  m.  1913  Jessie,  dau.  of  Hugh  Cameron, 
R.S.A.  Address  :  Ballantyne  Press,  14  Tavis- 
tock Street,  Covent  Garden,  Lond.,  W.C. 

HART,  Frederick  George,  1891-9.  CI. 
P.3-6.  b,  1882;  s.  of  George  B. 
Hart,  Sec.  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.,  10 
Buckingham  Terrace. 

With  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.  Address :  10 
Buckingham  Terrace,  Edin. 

HARVEY,  Ralph  Oswald,  1891-3.  CI. 
lb,  la.  b.  July  1880;  s.  of  Col. 
J.  Bald  Harvey,  Tormaukin,  Glen- 
devon. 

Man.  Brit.  Coaling  Depots  Ltd.,  Port 
Said.     Address  :   Port  Said. 

HEWAT,  Andrew  Fergus,  1891-1902. 
CI.  P.l-Sp.  b.  1  June  1884;  s.  of 
Archibald  Hewat,  F.F.A.,  F.I.A., 
F.R.S.E.,  late  Man.  Edin.  Life  Assur. 
Co.,  Past  Pres.  Fac.  Actuaries,  Scot., 


2k 


434 


1891-2 


13  Eton  Terrace  ;   Jun.  MacGillivray 
Essay  Prize,  1898. 

Edin.  Univ.  1902 ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1907 ; 
F.  Roy.  Med.  Soc.  1908 ;  LM.  Dublin, 
1910:  M.R.C.P.E.  1911;  Pres.  Roy.  Med. 
Soc.  1908-9;  CUn.  Tutor  (Med.),  R.I.E.  ; 
Phys.  New  Town  Disp.  1911  ;  Ass.  to  Lect. 
on  Pathol,  and  Bacteriol.,  New  Sch.  of  Med., 
Edin.     Address  :   3  Darnaway  Street,  Edin. 

HUNTER,  Reginald  Sherer,  1892-3.  CI. 
P.4-lb.  s.  of  T.  F.  Hunter,  6  North- 
east Circus  Place. 

IVORY,  William  Holmes,  1891-1902. 
CI.  P.2-6.  b.  4  April  1883;  s.  of 
Holmes  Ivory,  W.S.,  13  Learmonth 
Terrace  ;   XI. 

W.S.  1908 ;  of  J.  and  A.  Peddie  and 
Ivory,  W.S.,  Edin.  Address :  35  Drum- 
sheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

KENNEDY,  Macdougal  Ralston,  1891-2. 
Army  CI.  b.  20  Dec.  1873;  s.  of 
Rev.  A.  Kennedy,  D.D„  Min.  of 
Trinity  Coll.  Ch.,  Edin. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich ;  Capt.  R.E.  ;  Lt. 
1893  ;  served  in  Crete,  1898  {D.S.O.,  medal, 
desp.)  ;  Egypt,  1899  (4th  cl.  Medjidie)  ; 
ret.  1909 ;  now  Dir.  of  Public  Works, 
Sudan;  C.M.G.  1912;  m.  1904 Miss  Ral.ston, 
dau.  of  Maj.-Gen.  W.  H.  Ralston.  Address  : 
Khartoum,  Egypt.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  viii.  84. 

KINNEAR,  Norman  Boyd,  1891-5.  Cl. 
P.4-2.    b.  11  Aug.  1882 ;  s.  of  C.  G.  H. 

Kinnear,  Architect,  12  Grosvenor  Cres- 
cent. 

Keeper  of  Bombay  Natural  Hist.  Soc.'s 
Museum.  Address  :  Bombay  Natural  His- 
tory Society,  Bombay. 

LAW,  Eric  WiUiam,  1891-6.     Cl.  P.3-3a. 
s.  of  John  Law,  41  Heriot  Row, 
Address  :  41  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

LAWSON,  John  Lawson,  1891-1900. 
Cl.  P.3-Sp.  b.  14  May  1882;  s.  of 
John  Lawson,  4  Belford  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  Address  :  4  Belford  Place, 
Edin. 

MACGREGOR,  Malcolm,  1891-5.  Cl. 
2a-5a.  b.  22  Oct.  1878  ;  s.  of  Malcolm 
MacGregor,  S.S.C.,  10  Dundas  Street. 

C.A.  Edin.  1902 ;  practised  in  Chicago, 
U.S.A.  ;   m.  Mary  Ducat ;   d.  10  Sept.  1911. 

MACKENZIE,  Alan  Kenneth,  1891-1901. 
Cl.  P.l-4b.  b.  26  Aug.  1884  ;  s.  of 
G.  Hunter  Mackenzie,  M.D.,  1  North- 
umberland Street. 

Stockbroker,  Edin.  Address  :  44  Inver- 
leith  Row,  Edin. 


M'LAREN,  Ludovic,  1891-3.  Cl.  4a-5a. 
b.  20  Oct,  1877  ;  s.  of  Hon.  Lord 
M'Laren,  Senator  of  the  Coll,  of 
Justice,  46  Moray  Place. 

With  Standard  Bank  of  S.  Africa  ;  d.  18 
Oct.  1898. 

M'LEOD,  John  Kelty,  1891-6.  Cl.  P.1-3. 
b.  18  July  1884  ;  s.  of  Gen.  Sir  J.  C. 
M'Leod,  G.C.B.,  Wardie  Lodge,  Bos- 
well  Road. 

'  Britannia,"  1899 ;  Mid.  1902  ;  Sub- 
Lieut.  1904;  Lieut.  1906;  ist  Lieut.  De- 
stroyer Flotilla,  19H  ;  now  Lieut. -Comm. 
R.N. ;  R.N.C.  Greenwich;  XV.  Address: 
H.M.S. '  Ostrich,'  c/o  The  Admiralty,  White- 
hall, Lond. ,  S.  W. ,  or  Bellevue,  North  Berwick. 

MACRAE,  John  Anthony,  1891-7.  Cl. 
P.2-3a.  b.  19  May  1883  ;  s.  of  Sir 
Colin  G.  Macrae,  W.S.,  45  Moray 
Place. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  1905  ;  M.A.  1911  ; 
Edin.  Univ.  1905-8;  Licentiate  of  the  Ch.  of 
Scot.  1908  ;  Ass.  Min.  Tron  Kirk,  Edin.,  191 1 ; 
Ass.  Min.  St.  Stephen's  Ch.,  Edin.,  1913. 
Address  :  45  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

MATHESON,  Robert  Pope,  1891-3.  Cl. 
8a-4b.  s.  of  W.  J.  Matheson,  27 
Drummond  Place. 

C.M.P.,  S.  Africa. 

MATHESON,  William  James,  1891-5, 
Cl,  P.2-2b.  s.  of  W.  J.  Matheson,  27 
Drummond  Place. 

MATTHEW,  Francis  Henry,  1891-6. 
Cl.  la-5a.  s.  of  James  Matthew,  17 
Melville  Street. 

C.E. ;  M.  Inst.  C.E.  Address  :  c/o  J.  J. 
Hoare  and  Co.,  Montevideo,  Uruguay. 

MATTHEW,  James  Herbert,  1891-6. 
Cl.  P.3-4a.  b.  23  May  1881  ;  s.  of 
J.  Matthew,  17  Melville  Street. 

Merchant.  Address:  c/o  J.  J.  Hoare  and 
Co.,  Montevideo,  Uruguay. 

MIDDLETON,  Alfred,  1891-3  (April). 
Cl.  P.l,  P.3.  s.  of  J.  S.  Middleton, 
Blackwood,  Auldgirth,  Dumfriesshire. 

MIDDLETON,  Herbert  Douglas,  1891-3 
(April).  Cl.  lb-la.  s.  of  J.  S.  Middle- 
ton,  Blackwood,  Auldgirth,  Dumfries- 
shire. 

MILLAR,  Stanley  Rodger,  1891-5.  Q. 
lb-4b.  b.  25  Sept.  1881  ;  s.  of 
William  Millar,  Woodville,  Eskbank. 

R.H.  Sch.,  Edin.,  1895  ;  with  Nat.  Bank 
of  Scot.  Address  :  Oriel  Villa,  Park  Road, 
Eskbank. 


1891-2 


435 


MONCREIFF,  William  Francis,  1891- 
1900  (April).  C1.P.2-L.M.  b.  28  July 
1882  ;  s.  of  the  Hon.  James  W.  Mon- 
creiff,  W.S.,  6  Ainslie  Place. 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent,  Fort 
George,  B.C.  Address  :  P.O.  Box  42,  Fort 
George,  B.C.,  Canada. 

MONILAWS,  William  Harrington,  1891- 
1900,  CI.  P.2-7b.  b.  4  Dec.  1884  ; 
s.  of  W.  M.  Monilaws,  3  Lombard 
Street,  Lond.,  E.G. 

A.I.A. ;  Planter.  Address:  The  Planters' 
Estates  Ltd.,  Mamban,  Negri  Sembilan, 
F.M.S. 

MOUNSEY,  John  Jackson,  1891-6.  CI. 
P.3-2a.  b.  14  July  1882;  s.  of  John 
Little  Mounsey,  W.S.,  24  Glencairn 
Crescent. 

Blair  Lodge  ;  Oxford  Univ.  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
LL.B. ;  engaged  in  Nat.  Hist,  investigations 
in  Brazil.  Address:  24  Glencairn  Crescent, 
Edin.     . 

MURRAY,  Andrew  Hamilton,  1891-3. 
CI.  la-2  R.  b.  30  Oct.  1878;  s.  of 
James  Murray,  Circular  Road,  St. 
John's,  Newfoundland. 

Import  and  Export  Merchant ;  Council 
Nfld.  Bd.  of  Trade.  Address  :  Sunnyside, 
St.  John's,  Newfoundland. 

MURRAY,  Patrick  Moncreiff,  1891-1901. 
CI.  P.2-U.M.  b.  8  April  1884  ;  s.  of 
Patrick  Murray,  W.S.,  7  Eton  Terrace ; 
XV.,  XI. ;  Gym.  VIII. ;  won  Bradbury 
Shield  and  Cricket  Ball,  1902 ;  Hurdles, 
1902  and  1903. 

A.F.C.  ;  A.C.C.  ;  Tea-planter.  Address  : 
Lamiliere,  Talawahella,  Ceylon,  or  7  Eton 
Terrace,  Edin. 

OLIPHANT,  Kenneth  Morton,  1891- 
1903.  CI.  P.l-7a.  b.  24  May  1885  ; 
s.  of  James  Oliphant,  50  Palmerston 
Place ;  Dux  of  the  School,  1904 ; 
MacGillivray  Essay  Prize,  Millar 
Greek  Prose  Prize,  French  Prize, 
Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Classics,  1904  ; 
Acad.  Exhib.,  Oxford,  1904-7 ;  Gym. 
VIII. 

Class.  Schol.  Trin.  CoU.  Oxon ;  2nd  CI. 
Hons.  Mods. ;  2nd  CI.  Lit.  Hum. ;  Coll.  XV. ; 
Schoolmaster  ;  prospective  candidate  (L.)  for 
N.  Ayrshire;  m.  Florence  Agnes,  dau.  of 
Abram  Lyle.  Address  :  44  Lambolle  Road, 
Hampstead,  Lond.,  N.W. 

PATON,  Eric  Charies  Waller,  1891-4. 
CI.  3-M.  6.  b.  20  Feb.  1877  ;  s.  of 
Waller  H.  Paton,  R.S.A.,  14  George 
Square. 


Fmly.  Merchant ;  now  Artist ;  m.  Miss 
J.  Webb.  Address  :  3  Melrose  Road,  Wey- 
bridge,  Surrey. 

PEDERSEN,  Bernhard,  1891-4.  CI. 
4-M.  b.  10  Aug.  1877;  s.  of  Gabriel 
Pedersen,  Merchant. 

Ship  Owner,  of  WilliamF.  Russell  and  Sons, 
Glasg.     Address:  18  Royal  Terrace,  Glasg. 

ROBERTSON,  Charles,  1891-3.  CI.  3a, 
4a.  s.  of  P.  Robertson,  Torachilty, 
Strathpeffer. 

ROBERTSON,  John  Cameron,  1891-2. 
CI.  5.  s.  of  P.  Robertson,  Torachilty, 
Strathpeffer. 

ROSS,  Balfour  Eari,  1891-1900.  CI. 
P.4-7b.  b.  1  June  1882  ;  s.  of  F.  J,  C. 
Ross,  Barr.,  Penang;  XV. 

Ch.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  XV.  ;  Barr.  Inn.  Tem.  ; 
Advocate  and  Solicitor,  S.S.  ;  m.  Henrietta 
Mabel,  e.  dau.  of  Lawrence  Coomb  Brown, 
Penang,  S.S.  Address  :  32b  Perak  Road, 
Penang,  S.S. 

ROSS,  Grant  Allan,  April  1892- April  1893. 

CI.  2b,  R.     s.  of  Capt.  George  N.  Ross, 
1  Merchiston  Crescent. 

ROSS,  Norman  M'Kenzie,  April  1892- 
April  1893.  CI.  5,  Sp.  s.  of  Capt. 
George  N.  Ross,  1  Merchiston  Crescent. 

RUTHERFORD,  Charies  William  Veitch, 
1891-3.  CI.  3b,  4b.  b.  3  June  1878  ; 
s.  of  John  R.  Rutherford  of  Ancrum 
Craig,  Roxburghshire. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1902 ;  gen. 
med.  pract.,  King's  Heath,  Birmingham ; 
d.  I  April  1908. 

SCOTT,    Albert    Edward,     1891-3.     CI. 
2b,  3b.     s.  of  John  Scott,  10  Brunts- 
field  Crescent. 
In  N.Z. 

SCOTT,  James  Walter  Montague,  1891-4. 
CI.  3a-5b.  b.  28  Dec.  1878  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  Walter  Scott,  M.A.,  The  Manse, 
Cromarty. 

Commission  Agent,  Vancouver ;  m.  Hen- 
riette  de  Satg6.  Address  :  615  Mahon 
Avenue,  N.  Vancouver,  B.C.,  Canada. 

SHARP,  Harold  Withers,  Jan.  1892-3. 
CI.  P.l.  s.  of  John  Sharp,  5  St. 
Bernard's  Crescent. 

SHERRIFF,  Morris  George  Sutherland, 
1891-7.  CI.  1-M.  5.  b.  14  Aug.  1881  ; 
s.  of  Lt.-Gen.  J.  P.  Sherriff,  C.B., 
29  Palmerston  Place ;    Gym.  VIII. 

Heriot-Watt  Coll. ;  Capt.  XV. ;  served  as 
Lt.  Imp.  Yeo.  (Sharpshooters)  in  S.  African 


436 


1892-3 


War,  1900-2  (desp.)  ;  Police  Dept.,  Trans- 
vaal, 1903-7  ;  in  Rhodesia  mining,  1907-10  ; 
A.M.M.S.S.A.  ;  m.  Rose  May,  widow  of 
George  Alsop, Teignmouth,  Devon.  Address: 
29  Palmerston  Place,  Edin. 

SKINNER,  Percy  Alexander  Warren, 
1891-8.  CI.  P.2-4.  b.  5  Feb.  1882 ; 
s.  of  William  Skinner,  W.S.,  of  Corra, 
Town  Clerk  of  Edin.,  35  George 
Square. 

St.  Edmund  Hall,  Oxon  ;  M.A.  ;  Coll. 
VIII. ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  C.  Holy  Trin.,  Chester, 
1911  ;  C.  Holy  Trin.,  Carlisle,  1908-11. 
Address  :  3  City  Walls,  Chester. 

SMITH,  John  Hughes  Bennett,  1891- 
1904.  CI.  P.l-U.M.  s.  of  Will.  C. 
Smith,  K.C.,  7  Northumberland  Street ; 
Capt.  XV.,  XI.  1904. 

Caius  and  St.  Cath.  Colls.  Cantab  ;  A.F.C. 
Address  :  7  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

SPENCE,  Alexander  Bain,  1891-8.  CI. 
la-7b.  b.  13  May  1881  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
Robert  Spencc,  St.  Ninians,  Burnt- 
island ;  Dux  CI.  la,  1892. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1905  ;  Sergt. 
Univ.  Batt.  Edin.  City  Vol.  Art.  ;  served 
with  the  Scott.  Nat.  Hosp.  in  S.  Africa 
(medal  and  two  clasps)  ;  Res.  Phys.  Birm- 
ingham Gen.  Hosp.  1905-6 ;  Med.  Off., 
Kinghorn ;  Chm.  Kinghorn  Sch.  Bd.  ;  d. 
8  Oct.  1908  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  5. 

SPITTAL,  John  Ker,  1891-1900.  CI.  P.l- 
L.M.  b.  2  Jan.  1883;  s.  of  Charles 
Grey  Spittal,  Advocate,  Sheriff-Sub. 
of  Selkirkshire. 

Address  :  Clarendon,  Donlev  Co.,  Texas, 
U.S.A. 


STEWART,   Hugh   Grainger,    1891-8. 
CI.  Ib-Sp.     s.  of  Prof.  Sir  T.  Grainger 
Stewart,  M.D.,  19  Charlotte  Square. 
Address  :    15  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

TAYLOR,  Arthur  Campbell,  1891-6. 
CI.  4b-7a.  b.  18  Dec.  1877;  s.  of 
Rev.  Prof.  Malcolm  C.  Taylor,  D.D., 
6  Greenhill  Park. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Capt.  Scott.  Rifles  (Camer- 
onians)  ;  2nd  Lt.  1900 ;  Lt.  1903  ;  Capt. 
1912;  W.  African  Regt.  1912  ;  served  in 
S.  African  War,  1900-2  ;  operations  in  Cape 
Colony,  1900-1  ;  Transvaal,  1901-2  (Queen's 
medal  with  five  clasps).  Address  :  West 
African  Regiment,  Freetown,  Sierra  Leone, 
W.  Africa. 

THOMSON,  William  Rutherfoord,  1891-3. 
CI.  2b-3b.  b.  6  Feb.  1878  ;  s.  of 
John  Thomson,  23  Scotland  Street. 

In  mercantile  office  in  Leith  ;  d.  24  Dec. 
1903. 

TOD,  Herbert  Noble,  1891-3.  CI.  4-6. 
b.  7  May  1877  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Tod, 
Polton. 

A.R.S.M.  1897  ;  XV.,  VIII. ;  d.  30  Oct. 
1908. 

WEARING,  Henry,  1891-2.  CI.  4. 
Thomas  Dodd,  AUerton  House,  Jed- 
burgh (Guardian). 

WEIR,  George  Gordon,  1891-0.  CI.  2a- 
M.  6.  b.  4  June  1878  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Weir,  11  Lauder  Road. 

Res.  partner  in  Montreal  of  Hill,  Thom- 
son and  Co.,  Wine  Merchants.  Address :  66 
M'Gill  College  Avenue,  Montreal,  Canada. 


1892-3 


AIICMAN,  George  Ralph,  1892-9.  CI. 
2b-5.  b.  23  Nov.  1881  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Aikman,  Man.  Commercial  Bank  of 
Scot.,  27  Buckingham  Terrace. 

m.  Marion  Adams  Brewis.  Address:  Lyn- 
wood,  CoUnton,  Midlothian. 

AITKEN,  George,  1892-1901.  CI,  P.4- 
U.M.  b.  12  Oct.  1882  ;  s.  of  G.  Lewis 
Aitken,  Kirkcaldy. 

Edin.  Univ.  1904-5  ;  Rugby,  North  XV. 
V.  South  of  Scot.;  Farmer.  Address:  Bog- 
lily,  Kirkcaldy. 

ALEXANDER,  Joseph  Tucker  Burton, 
1892-4.  CI.  5,  6.  b.  1878 ;  s,  of 
Rev.  W.  Burton  Alexander,  36  Blooms- 
bury  Square,  Lond.,  W.C. 


Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  Hon.  Attach^  H.B.M- 
Embassy,  Washington,  1901-2 ;  Assoc.  Soc- 
Engineers,  Lond.  ;  m.  19 13  Marie  Elisa- 
beth, o.  dau.  of  Paul  Dabeau  of  Rieumajou. 
Address  :  Pavenham,  Bedford,  Chateau  de 
Gandels,  Revel,  Hte.  Garonne,  France. 

ALLAN,  James  Cyril  Dalmahoy,  1892-5. 
CI.  lb-5b.  b.  13  Feb.  1882;  s.  of 
Alexander  Allan,  Coonoor,  India. 

Rugby,  1895-1900  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B., 
Ch.B.  1905;  M.D.  (Distinct.),  191 1;  J.P. 
Hong-Kong;  Lect.  on  Histol.,  Univ.  Hong- 
Kong  ;  late  Sen.  Ho.  Surg.  Roy.  Inf.,  Glasg. ; 
M.O.H.,  Christmas  Island,  S.S. ;  contributed 
various  articles  to  med.  journals.  Address  : 
Alexandra  Buildings,  Hong-Kong. 

ALLAN,  Patrick  Alexander,  1892-5  (Dec). 
CI.  P.3-2a.  b.  3  July  1884 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Allan,  Coonoor,  India. 


1892-3 


437 


Rugby;  R.M.C.  Sandhurst;  Lt.  66th 
Punjabis;  2nd  Lt.  1904;  Lt.  1906.  Ad- 
dress: 66th  Punjabis,  Barrackpore,  Calcutta. 

ALSTON,  William  Luis  Luna,  1892-4. 
CI.  3b,  4b.  b.  1879  ;  s.  of  J.  Alston, 
M.D.,  925  Calle  Lavalle,  Buenos  Aires. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1906;  gen.  med. 
pract.  Address:  441  Calle  Bartolome  Mitre, 
Buenos  Aires. 

ANDERSON,  Alexander  Dudgeon,1892-9. 
CI.  P.4-L.M.  b.  19  March  1883  ;  s.  of 
W.  M.  Anderson,  Pimtaton,  Foun- 
tainhall ;  Gym.  VIII. 

A.F.C.  ;  Inter-City,  1905-6  ;  Farmer. 
Address  :    34  Murrayfield  Road,  Edin. 

ANDERSON,  Malcolm  Buchan,  1892-8. 
CI.  P.4-M.  5.  b.  22  Jan.  1882  ;  s.  of 
W.  M.  Anderson,  Pirntaton,  Foun- 
tainhall. 

A.F.C.  ;  Banker.  Address  :  34  Murray- 
field  Road,  Edin. 

ANGUS,  John  Neill,  1892-3.  Army  CI. 
s.  of  John  Angus,  19  Duddingston 
Park,  Portobello. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich  ;  Riding  Prize  ;  Capt. 
R.G.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1897;  Lt.  1900;  Capt. 
1901  ;  6th  (Somaliland)  Batt.  King's  African 
Rifles,  March  1901  ;  killed  in  action,  Somali- 
land,  1 7  Oct.  1902  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  x.  28. 

ARMSTRONG,  William  Watson  Elliot, 
1892-3.  CI.  2.  b.  13  July  1877  ;  s.  of 
W.  Elliot  Armstrong,  S.S.C,  North- 
end,  Trinity. 

Writer ;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Alexander 
Mackay,  LL.D.  Address  :  7  Glengyle  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

BELL,  John  Clerk  Maxwell,  1892-1903. 
CI.  P.l-7a.  b.  16  Aug.  1884  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Craigie  Bell,  W.S.,  4  Bucking- 
ham Terrace  ;  XV.  Capt.  1902-3  ; 
Gym.  VIII. 

A.F.C.  ;  C.A.  Edin.  1909.  Address  :  Loke 
Yew  Buildings,  Kuala  Lumpur,  Selangor, 
F.M.S. 

BILTON,  Gavin  Anderson,  1892-3.     CI. 
P.2.     b.   1884 ;    s.   of   Lewis    Bilton, 
W.S.,  5  Abinger  Gardens,  Murrayfield. 
d.  1893. 

BILTON,  John  Walter,  1892-7.  CI.  2- 
M.  5.  b.  19  June  1881  ;  s.  of  Lewis 
Bilton,  W.S.,  5  Abinger  Gardens, 
Murrayfield. 

Passed  R.M.C.  Entrance ;  served  with 
19th  Co.  Imp.  Yeo.  in  S.  African  War 
(medal  with  three  clasps)  ;  m.  igii  Blanche 
Ellen,  dau.  of  William  P.  White,  Fort  Sas- 
katchewan. Address:  The  Mansion  House, 
Fort  Saskatchewan,  Alberta,  Canada. 


BILTON,  Lewis  Leonard,  1892-8.  CI. 
2-Sp.  b.  4  Oct.  1879  ;  s.  of  Lewis 
Bilton,  W.S.,  5  Abinger  Gardens, 
Murrayfield;    XV. 

W.S.  1904;  m.  1911  Helen  Rachel,  e.  dau. 
of  Neil  Robson,  The  Grove,  Kilbarchan. 
Address :  Greenside  Lodge,  Corstorphine 
Road,  Edin. 

BRINGLOE,  Francis  Lockhart,  1892-5. 
CI.  2b-3a.  b.  2  Oct.  1881  ;  s.  of 
Francis  Adam  Bringloe,  C.A.,  C.P.A. 
U.S.A.,  12  Coates  Gardens. 

Trin.  Coll.  Glenalmond;  C.A.  Edin.  1910. 
Address  :  Commercial  Union  Building,  232 
St.  James  Street,  Montreal. 

BRODIE,  Walter  Lorrain,  1892-9.  CI. 
P.l-Sp.  b.  28  July  1884  ;  s.  of  John 
Wilson  Brodie,  C.A.,  23  Belgrave 
Crescent. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  Lt.  2nd  Batt.  H.L.I.  ; 
2nd  Lt.  1904  ;  Lt.  1908.  Address  :  MuUin- 
gar,  Ireland. 

BROWN,  George  Maxwell,  1892-3.     CI. 
P.lb-la.     b.    23    Aug.    1883 ;    s.    of 
George  Brown,  10  Douglas  Crescent. 
Address  :    10  Douglas  Crescent,  Edin. 

BURDON,  Ernest,  1892-9.  CI,  3a-7a. 
b.  27  Jan.  1881  ;  s.  of  Rev.  J.  A. 
Burdon,  The  Manse,  Lasswade  ;  Dux 
of  School  and  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize, 
1899;  Academical  Exhib.  1899-1902. 

Schol. Univ. Coll. Oxon;  istMods. ;  3rd  Lit. 
Hum.;  passed  eighteenth  into  I.C.S.  1904; 
serving  in  Punjab  since  1905  ;  m.  Mabel  F. 
Sturrock.     Address  :  Simla,  Punjab,  India. 

BURNS,  William  AlbeTt.  1892-7.  CI. 
4a-7b.  b.  1878;  s.  of  W.  Burns, 
Drummond  Hill,  Inverness :  won  Long 
Leap,  1897. 

Lt.  R.G.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1900 ;  Lt.  1901  ; 
res.  1905.  Address:  Drummond  Hill, Drum- 
mond Road,  Inverness. 

CALLENDER,  Duncan  M'Nab,  1892-5. 
CI.  4a-7.  b.  29  Oct.  1877;  s.  of 
Thomas  Callender,  Inverard,  Wardie  ; 
Ferguson  Medal,  1896. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.,  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1902 ; 
F.R.C.S.E.  1905;  F.  Roy.  Med.  Soc,  Edin. ; 
Special  Prize,  Botany ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ; 
late  Res.  Ho.  Surg.  R.I.E.  ;  Res.  Phys.  Edin. 
Maternity  Hosp. ;  Hon.  Anaesthetist,  Roy. 
Lancaster  Inf.,  1909.  Address:  Rose  Bank, 
Lancaster. 

CAMPBELL,  Basil  Patrick,  1892-7.  CI. 
lb-4a.  b.  3  June  1882  ;  s.  of  William 
Campbell,  Hon.  Lord  Skerrington, 
Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice. 

Stonyhurst  Coll.  Clitheroe,  and  the 
Oratory     Sch.    Birmingham ;     Clare     Coll. 


438 


1892-3 


Cantab,  1S99;  B.A.,  M.B.  1909,  B.C.  1908; 
Edin.  Univ.  1904-8  ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1910  ;  gen. 
med.  pract.  ;  late  Ho.  Surg.  R.I.E.  1908-9, 
Roy.  Southern  Hosp.,  Liverpool,  1909-10  ; 
now  Med.  Off.,  Arundel  dist.,  E.  Preston 
Union  ;  m.  Mildred  Agnes  Ruxton  o{  Rich- 
mond, Yorkshire.  Address:  Carleton  House, 
Arundel,  Sussex. 

CAMPBELL,  Frederick  Robert  Maxwell, 
1892-6.  CI.  P.3-2b.  b.  27  Jan.  1884  ; 
s,  of  William  Campbell,  Hon.  Lord 
Skerrington,  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of 
Justice. 

Stonyhurst  Coll.  Clitheroe,  and  the  Oratory 
Sch.  Birmingham,  1902 ;  Jesus  Coll.  Cantab  ; 
Lt.  91st  Punjabis ;  2nd  Lt.  Canieronians, 
1905  ;  I. A.  1909.  Address  :  12  Randolph 
Crescent,  Edin. 

CAMPBELL,  William  Osmund,  1892-6, 
CI.    l-4b.     b.    11    Feb.    1881  ;     s.    of 
William  Campbell,  Hon.  Lord  Sker- 
rington, Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice, 
d.  28  July  1907. 

CARMICHAEL,  Norman  Scott,  1892- 
1900.  CI.  P.3-Sp.  b.  12  March  1883 ; 
s.  of  James  Carmiehael,  M.D.,  22 
Northumberland  Street ;  Dux  CI.  4b, 
1898. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1905  ;  late  Ho. 
Phys.  and  Ho.  Surg.  R.I.E.  ;  now  Phys.  New 
Town  Disp.  ;  Clin.  Ass.  and  Clin.  Tutor, 
R.I.E.  Address:  22  Northumberland  Street, 
Edin. 

CLARK,  George  William  Bcnnet,  1892- 
1903.  CI.  P.l-Sp.  b.  13  Nov.  1883  ; 
s.  of  G.  Bennet  Clark,  W.S.,  15  Douglas 
Crescent ;    XL 

Lt.  2nd  Batt.  R.S. ;  attached  to  W.  African 
F.F.     Address  :  Lagos,  W.  Africa. 

CLARK,  James  MacCombc,  1892-4.  CI. 
2-3a.  b.  30  Aug.  1877  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Clark,  SoHcitor  and  Proc.  Fis.,.Airdrie. 

Glasg.  Tech.  Coll.  1894-6  ;  Engineer,  Coat- 
bridge ;  m.  Margaret  Stewart  Low,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Swan,  Banker,  Glasg. ;  d.  28  July 
1906. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Andrew  Browne,  1892-4. 
CI.  lb-2b.  b.  7  Jan.  1883  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
D.  J.  Cunningham,  M.D.,  43  Fitz- 
william  Place,  Dublin. 

'  Britannia,"  1896  ;  Lieut.  R.N.  Address  : 
H.M.S.  '  Scorpion,'  3rd  Destroyer  Flotilla. 

DARLING,  Hemy  Cecil  Rutherford, 
1892-4.  C1.P.1,P.2.  b.  28  Oct.  1880; 
s.  of  William  Rutherford  Darling. 

M.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P.  Lond.  1908  ;  M.B., 
B.S.  Lond.  1909;  Medallist,  Sen.  Med., 
1907-8 ;    Schol.    Physiol.    1906,   Anat.    and 


Physiol.  1906,  Lond.  Univ. ;  F.R.C.S.  Wai- 
taki  Coll.,  N.Z.,  1910;  won  Inter-Provincial 
Five-mile  Race,  N.Z.,  1903,  One-mile  Cham- 
pion, N.  Otago,  N.Z.,  1903;  Surgeon.  Ad- 
dress: c/o  Nat.  Bank  of  N.Z.,  15  Moorgate 
Street,  Lond,  E.C. 

DUNCAN,  Ernest  Bailey,  1892-3.  CI. 
lb.  b.  27  July  1882  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Duncan,  62  Craigmillar  Park. 

Warriston Coll.  Moffat;  XI. s;  Gym.  VIII.; 
C.A.  Edin.  1908 ;  Ass.  Man.  San  Francisco 
branch  of  Price,  Waterhouse  and  Co.,  C.A., 
Lond.  Address  :  c/o  Price,  Waterhouse  and 
Co.,  C.A.,  Alaska  Buildings,  San  Francisco, 
Cal.,  U.S.A. 

DUNCAN,  Ronald  Wingrave,  1892-7. 
CI.  P.4-3a.  b.  29  Jan.  1884  ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Duncan,  62  Craigmillar  Park. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P.  and  S.E.  1907  ; 
L.F.P.  and  S.  Glasg.  1907  ;  L.D.S., 
R.C.S.E.  1906;  Jun.  Ho.  Surg.  Croydon 
Gen.  Hosp.  Address:  General  Hospital, 
Croydon,  Surrey. 

DUNN,  Andrew  Charles,  1892-3  (Dec). 
CI.  M.  6,  b.  17  Sept.  1876;  s.  of 
John  Dunn,  Parkside,  Kelso. 

Farmer ;  m.  Edith  Florence  Adeline 
Breakey,  Co.  Londonderry,  Ireland.  Ad- 
dress :  Blinkbonny,  Dunstable  P.O.,  Ed- 
monton, Alberta,  Canada. 

EDWARDS,  Douglas  Bruce,  1892-5.  CI. 
P.1-P.3.  b.  15  Oct.  1884;  s.  of 
W.  Peacock  Edwards,  S.S.C,  17  Bel- 
grave  Crescent. 

Hillbrow  Sch.  and  Rugby,  1901-4  ;  R.M.C. 
Sandhurst,  1904-5 ;  Lt.  LA. ;  2nd  Lt.  Duke 
of  Edinburgh's  Wilts  Regt.  1905  ;  I. A., 
39th  K.G.O.  C.I.  Horse,  1907  ;  Lt.  1907  ; 
A.D.C.  Insp.-Gen.  of  Cav.  1910  and  191 1  ; 
Field  service  in  Persia,  Oct.  191 1  to  March 
1913.  Address  :  c/o  Skene,  Edwards  and 
Garson,  W.S.,  5  Albyn  Place,  Edin. 

FERGUSON,  Arthur  Douglas,  1892-8. 
CI.  la-7b.  b.  1  Aug.  1881  ;  s.  of 
F.  Ferguson,  The  Lodge,  Forbes  Road ; 
Dux  CI.  la  (Trotter  Medal),  1893. 

C.A.  Edin.  1904.  Address  :  The  Lodge, 
Forbes  Road,  Edin. 

FLEMING,  David,  1892-4.  CI.  3a-4b. 
b.  13  March  1879  ;  s.  of  Dr.  J,  M, 
Fleming,  Brig.  Surg.  I.M.S.,  28  Queen's 
Crescent. 

Address  :   Melbourne,  Australia. 

FORBES,  Horace  Bonar,  1892-6.  CI. 
P.4-la.  b.  11  July  1882  ;  s.  of  James 
A.  Forbes,  Kilmeny,  Ettrick  Road. 

Served  with  Scott.  Horse  in  S.  African 
War  ;  Farmer,  Transvaal,  subsequently  in 
Canada.  Address:  Wildcroft  Ranch,  Simons 
Valley  P.O.,  Calgary,  Alberta,  Canada. 


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FORBES,  Wilfrid  Eric,  1892-6.  CI.  P.2- 
Ib.  b.  30  May  1884  ;  s.  of  James  A. 
Forbes,  Kilmeny,  Ettrick  Road. 

Ayr  Academy  and  Leys  Sch.  Cambridge  ; 
Farmer,  S.  Africa  and  Canada;  now  Tea- 
planter,  India.  Address :  Cheenthalaar 
Estate,  Peermade,  Travancore,  S.  India. 

GEBBIE,  Oswald  St.  John,  1892-7.  CI. 
3b-Sp.  b.  9  Feb.  1878  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Francis  Gebbie,  Edgehill,  Dean  ;  XV. : 
won  Mile,  1897. 

A.F.C.  ;  Buenos  Aires  XV.  1902  -  12  ; 
Capt.  1904  -11;  Argentine  XV.  v.  Rugby 
Union  (Capt.)  ;  Merchant  with  Askworth 
and  Co.  of  Manchester.  Address  :  Calle 
Alsina  888,  Buenos  Aires,  Argentine  Re- 
public. 

GIBSON,  Alexander  James,  April  1893-5. 
CI.  M.6-Army.  b.  15  May  1877 ;  s.  of 
C.  J.  Gibson,  Moscow. 

Cooper's  Hill ;  passed  out  first,  1898 ; 
F.C.H.  and  Scholar.;  F.Z.S.  1908;  F.L.S. 
1909 ;  Imperial  Forest  Service.  Address : 
Kotgarh,  Simla  Dist.,  Punjab,  India. 

GIBSON,  Reginald  William,  April  1892-8. 
CI.  2b-Sp.  b.  26  Jan.  1882  ;  s.  of  C.  J. 
Gibson,  Moscow. 

Marine  Engineer  (Merchant  Service) .  Ad- 
dress :  Australia. 

GILLESPIE,  John  Imrie,  1892-6.  CI. 
4b-M.6.  b.  16  Jan.  1879;  s.  of 
J,  Gillespie,  8  Greenhill  Gardens  ;  XV. 
Capt.  1895-6  ;  XL  ;  Gym.  VIII.  ; 
won  Long  Leap,  1895  ;  High  Jump, 
1896  ;    Steeplechase,  1894-6. 

A.F.C.  ;  Rugby,  v.  England,  1899-1901, 
1904;  V.  Ireland,  1901-2,  1904;  v.  Wales, 
1900-1-2 ;  with  British  team  in  S.  Africa, 
1903 ;  C.A.  Edin.  1903.  Address :  3  Greenhill 
Gardens,  Edin. 

GORDON,  Duncan  Robert  Wolseley, 
1892-7.  CI.  2b-M.  6.  b.  1880  ;  s.  of 
Maj.-Gen.  A.  H.  A.  Gordon. 

Lt.  7th  Gurkhas  ;  2nd  Lt.  1900;  Lt.  1901  ; 
d.  I  Jan.  1909  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xvi.  64. 

GREIG,  James  Aitken,  1892-3.  CI.  5b. 
b.  1877 ;  s.  of  T.  Greig,  Wooden, 
Roxburgh. 

d.  5  Dec.  1909. 

GRIERSON,  Philip  Francis  Hamilton- 
1892-1901.  CI.  P.5-7a.  b.  15  April 
1883  ;  s.  of  Sir  Philip  J.  Hamilton- 
Grierson,  7  Palmerston  Place ;  Ephor ; 
XV. 

Trin.  Coll.  Oxon,  1901-5,  B.A.,  Coll. 
XV.  Capt.,  Coll.  VIII. ;  Edin.  Univ. ;  played 
Hockey  for  Scotland  v.  England,  Ireland, 
Wales,    and    France,    1910-11  ;     Advocate, 


1907;  Jt.  Editor  of  this  Register,  1910-14. 
Address  :   7  Palmerston  Place,  Edin. 

HALLETT,  Bertram  Hughes,  1892-4. 
CI.  P.3-P.5.  b.  14  Sept.  1883  ;  s.  of 
Col.  Wyndham  Hughes  Hallett,  India. 

H.M.S.  '  Worcester  '  and  R.N.C.  Green- 
wich ;  Lieut.  Roy.  Indian  Marine ;  Sub- 
Lieut.  1905.  Address:  c/o  Director  R.I.M., 
Bombay,  India. 

HARVEY,  John  Douglas,  1892-5.  CI. 
4a-7b.  b.  23  Feb.  1878 ;  s.  of  R.  E. 
Harvey,  1  Buckingham  Terrace ;  XV. 

Wine  Merchant,  Lei th.  Address:  i  Buck- 
ingham Terrace,  Edin. 

HILSON,  Boyd  Renwick,  1892-5.  CI. 
3b-4b.  b.  15  Feb.  1877  ;  s.  of  William 
Hilson,  Abbey  Grove,  Jedburgh. 

Farmer.     Address :    Mayfield,   Peebles. 

HOSACK,  John  Alexander  Campbell, 
1892-1901.  CI.  P.2-L.M.  b.  9  Jan. 
1885  ;  s.  of  Wilham  Hosack,  21  Alva 
Street. 

Farmer  and  Stock  Raiser  in  the  Argentine 
since  1906.  Address  :  Estancia  Los  Alfal- 
fares,  Compania  de  Tierras  Gran  Sud  de 
Cordoba  y  Santa  Fe,  Arias,  F.C.R.,  South 
America. 

JONES,  Alexander  Blyth,  1892-1900. 
CI.  P.l-L.M.  b.  20  Dec.  1884 ;  s.  of 
Capt.  Robert  Jones  (Merc.  Marine). 

Mining  Engineer,  Surveyor,  and  Assayer. 
Address  :    Silver  Centre,  Ontario,  Canada. 

JONES,  Llewellyn  Richard,  1892-9.  CI. 
P.5-Sp.  b.  21  July  1882  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Robert  Jones  (Merc.  Marine). 


Accountant. 
Inverness. 


Address :  i  Exchange  Place, 


KENNEDY,  Gilbert  Stuart,  1892-6 
(April).  CI.  P.l-2b.  b.  30  Oct.  1884  ; 
s.  of  James  Y.  Kennedy,  6  Gloucester 
Place. 

Glenalmond,  1896-1901  ;  R.M.C.  Sand- 
hurst, 1902-3  ;  Capt.  ist  (K.G.O.)  Gurkha 
Rifles  ;  2nd  Lt.  West  Yorks  Regt.  1903  ; 
Lt.  LA.  1907  ;  Capt.  1912  ;  m.  Helen  Mabel, 
e.  s.  dau.  of  Col.  D.  W.  Inglis,  LA.  Address  : 
Glenalmond,  Dharmsala,  Punjab,  India. 

KNOX,  Gordon  Daniell,  1892-8.  CI.  3a- 
7a.  b.  10  July  1880;  s.  of  Sir  George 
Knox,  The  High  Court,  Allahabad  ; 
Balfour  Prize  in  French,  1897. 

B.A.  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1899;  2nd  Hist.; 
Journalist.  Address  :  Yorick  Club,  Bed- 
ford Street,  Strand,  Lond.,  W.C. 

LAWRIE,  Ian  Andrew,  1892-4  (April), 
CI.  P.l.  s.  of  John  Lawrie,  20  Stir- 
ling Road,  Trinity. 


440 


1892-3 


LAAVRIE,  John  Fulton,  1892-6.  CI. 
2b-5b.  b.  30  Nov.  1881 ;  s.  of  John 
Wilham  Lawrie,  Wine  Merchant. 

Rugby  ;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab.  Address : 
c/o  J.  S.  and  J.  L.  Mack,  S.S.C,  i6  Duke 
Street,  Edin. 

LEES,  Walter  Arthur  Clark,  1892-3.  CI. 
P.5.  b.  27  July  1882;  s.  of  John 
M'Kie  Lees,  K.C.,  Sheriff  of  Stirling, 
Dumbarton,  and  Clackmannan,  4 
Damaway  Street. 

Fettes,  1896-1900;  XI.,  XV.;  Edin. 
Univ.     Address:  ,1  Damaway  Street,  Edin. 

LIDDALL,  Norbray,  1892-1901.  CI.  P.l- 
4b.  s.  of  W.  J.  Norbray  Liddall 
of  Navitie  and  Findatie,  Advocate, 
62  Manor  Place. 

Address  :   Moira,  Co.  Down. 

LIEBENTHAL,  Louis  George,  1892-5. 
C1.P.2-P.5.  b.  April  1884;  s.  of  Louis 
Liebenthal,  Carlton  Ten-ace. 

Merchant,  Leith.  Address :  34  Regent 
Terrace,  Edin. 

MACKINTOSH,  Francis  Lean,  1892-1900. 
Cl.P.4-5.  b.  19  Nov.  1883 ;  s.  of  Charles 
Henry  Mackintosh,  West  Cliff  Gardens, 
Bournemouth. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Sheep  Farmer,  N.Z.  Ad- 
dress :   Nybrooke  Station,  Blenheim,  N.Z. 

M'LEOD,  Norman  Macdonald,  1892-7. 
CI.  P.l-2b.  b.  3  Sept.  1885  ;  s.  of 
Gen.  Sir  John  M'Leod,  G.C.B.,  Wardie 
Lodge,  Boswell  Road. 

St.  Paul's  Sch.,  Lond. ;  R.M.A.  Woolwich ; 
Gym.  VIII.  ;  Lt.  R.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1906  ;  Lt. 
59th  Batt.  1909;  m.  1912  Irma  Horace 
Lamphier,  dau.  of  Horace  Portal,  Pieter- 
raeiritzburg,  Natal.  Address :  Hyderabad, 
Scinde,  India. 

M'MURTRIE,  Alexander  Church  Brodie, 
1892-1901  (April).  CI.  P.3-U.M.  b, 
12  May  1883;  s.  of  Rev.  John 
M'Murtrie,  D.D.,  5  Inverleith  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1906 ;  D.P.H. 
1907;  F.R.C.S.E.  1909;  M.D.  1910;  gen. 
med.  pract.  ;  late  Res.  Ho.  Surg.  R.I.E. 
and  Res.  Ho.  Phys.  Paddington  Green 
Children's  Hosp.,  Lond.  ;  Sen.  Pres.  Roy. 
Med.  Soc.  1907-8.  Address :  13  Inverleith 
Place,  Edin. 

MACONOCHIE,  Robert  Henry,  1892-7. 
CI.  la-5b,  b.  11  May  1883;  s.  of 
Charles  C.  Maconochie,  Sheriff  of  the 
Lothians  and  Peebles,  65  Northum- 
berland Street. 

Winchester ;  B.A.  Univ.  Coll.  Oxon ; 
Edin.  Univ. ;  Hons.  in  Conveyancing  and 
Med.    Jur.  ;    Univ.    Coll.  VIII.  ;    Advocate, 


1908;  m.  Laura,  dau.  ol  John  James  Cowan 
of  Wester  Lea,  Murrayfield.  Address:  23 
Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

MACRAE,  IanMacpherson,1892-8(April). 
CI.  2b-Sp.  b.  21  Oct.  1881  ;  s.  of 
John  Macrae,  M.D.,  Lynwood,  Murray- 
Held  ;  Dux  CI.  2b,  1893.  and  CI,  6, 
1897;  Gym.  VIII. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1903 ;  Capt. 
I. M.S. ;  Lt.  1904  ;  Capt.  1907  ;  Supt.  Cent. 
Jail,  Lucknow ;  m.  Clarice  Maud,  dau.  of 
Percy  Ball,  Barr.,  Agra,  India.  Address: 
Central  Jail,  Lucknow,  India. 

MACRAE,  Kenneth  Duncan  Cameron, 
1892-6.  CI.  2-6.  b.  11  Jan.  1879; 
s.  of  John  Macrae.  M.D.,  Lynwood, 
Murrayfield ;  Dux  CI.  2,  1893,  CI.  3a, 
1894,  CI.  6,  1896. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  B.Ch.  1901  ;  also 
Univ.  of  Paris ;  Ass.  Med.  Off.  Bangour 
Asyl.,  late  Ass.  Phys.  Inverness  Dist. 
.\syl.,  and  Res.  Med.  Off.  Chalmers  Hosp. 
Address:  Bangour  Village,  Dechmont,  Lin- 
lithgowshire. 

MAITLAND,  Henry  Daniel,  1892-1900. 
CI.  lb-6.     b.  18  Aug.  1882  ;  s.  of  II.  D. 
Maitland,  Bank  of  England. 
Farmer,  N.Z. 

MILLAR,  Francis  Grahame,  1892-1900. 
CI.  P.2-L.M.  b.  24  May  1884  ;  s.  of 
J.  A.  S.  Millar,  W.S.,  13  Cariton  Ter- 
race. 

Eastern  Telegraph  Co.'s  service ;  now 
Rubber-planter,  Malacca;  F.R.S.G.S.,  F.Z.S., 
F.R.  Hort.  S. ;  articles  in  Chambers's  Jour- 
nal. Address:  Tangga-Batu  Estate,  Malacca 
Town,  Malacca,  F.M.S. 

MILLAR,  James  Charies,  1892-6.  CI. 
lb-3b.  b.  1880  ;  s.  of  J.  W.  Millar, 
16  Stirling  Road,  Trinity. 

Of  J.  W.  Millar  and  Son,  Russian  Mer- 
chants ;  m.  Ethel  Gowie.  Address  :  Rose- 
ville,  Craigcrook  Road,  Blackball,  Mid- 
lothian. 

MILLIGAN,  Jaixies,  1892-1900.  CI.  P.2- 
5a.  b.  6  Sept.  1884  ;  s.  of  John  MiUi- 
gan,  W.S.,  10  Carlton  Terrace. 

W.S.  1909.  Address :  10  Carlton  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

MONTEATH,  Harry  Henderson,  1892- 
1903.  CI.  P.2-7a.  b.  26  June  1885  ; 
s.  of  Henry  Monteath,  S.S.C,  48  India 
Street ;  Dux  of  whole  School,  Acad. 
Club  Prize  for  Classics,  1903  ;  Balfour 
Music  Prize  (Violin). 

Merton  Coll.  Oxon  ;  Class.  Exhib.  ;  2nd 
Hons.  Mods. ;  2nd  Lit.  Hum. ;  Coll.  VIII. ; 
Edin.  Univ.  ;  LL.B.  1911  ;  W.S.  191 1.  Ad- 
dress :    16  Palmerston  Place,  Edin. 


1892-3 


441 


MUIR,  Patrick  Roger  Stewart,   1892-7. 
CI.  2-5b.     b.  1879  ;    s.  of  J.  S.  Muir. 
M.D.,  Thorncroft,  Selkirk. 
In  N.Z. 

MUNDELL,  Walter  Samson,  1 892-3.  CI . 
4b.  b.  1879  ;  s.  of  W.  G.  Mundell, 
Inverlaul,  Lochbroom. 

Rancher.  Address :  523  Fifth  Avenue 
West,  Calgary,  Alberta,  Canada. 

NEILL,  Robert  Miln,  1892-9.  CI.  P.5- 
L.M.  b.  5  Sept.  1882  ;  s.  of  Robert 
M.  Neill,  Luf ra  House,  Granton  Road  ; 
XV. ;   won  Hurdles,  1899. 

A.F.C.  ;  Capt.  1905-6 ;  Rugby,  v.  Eng- 
land, 1901;  V.  Ireland,  1902;  with  British 
team  in  S.  Africa,  v.  S.  Africa,  1903  (twice)  ; 
C.A.  Edin.  1906.  Address:  Kuala  Lumpur, 
Selangor,  F.M.S. 

NOBBS,  Eric  Arthur,  1892-3.  CI.  U.M. 
b.  8  July  1877  ;  s.  of  John  L.  Nobbs, 
St.  Petersburg. 

B.Sc.  Edin. ;  Steven  Schol. ;  F.H.A.  Soc. 
by  exam.  ;  Diploma  R.A.S.E.  Berlin  Univ.  ; 
Roy.  Prussian  Sch.  of  Forestry,  Eberwalde  ; 
Ph.D.  Giessen  [magna  cum  laude) ;  S.  African 
War  medal  with  three  clasps  ;  Agricult.  Ass. 
Cape  Govt.  1902-8 ;  Dir.  Agricult.,  S.  Rho- 
desia, 1908  ;  M.L.C.,  S.  Rhodesia.  Address: 
Department  of  Agriculture,  Sahsbury,  Rho- 
desia. 

NOBLE,     Norman  Doncaster,     April 

1893-5.     CI.  3a-6.  b.  2  March  1881 ; 

s.  of  Col.  Noble,  B.S.C.,  Innerwick, 
Murrayfield. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1897-9  ;  Capt.  R.E.  ; 
2nd  Lt.  1899  ;  Lt.  1902  ;  Capt.  1908  ;  m. 
Winifred  Arbuthnot.  Address  :  27  Inverleith 
Terrace,  Edin. 

NOBLE,  Percy  Lockhart  Harnarm,  1893. 
CI.  3a.  b.  16  Jan.  1880;  s.  of  Col. 
Noble,  B.S.C.,  Innerwick,  Murrayfield. 

H.M.S. '  Britannia,'  1894  ;  Scottish  Rugby 
Trial,  1907  ;  Comm.  R.N.  ;  Mid.  1896 ; 
Sub-Lieut.  1900 ;  Lieut.  1902  ;  M.V.O.,  5th 
cl.,  1901 ;  commanded  H.M.S.  '  Alacrity,' 
China  Station,  1910 ;  m.  (i)  Diamantina, 
dau.  of  Allan  Campbell,  21  Upper  Brook 
Street,    Lond.,    W.  ;    (2)  .      Address: 

H.M.S.  'Achilles.' 

OGILVIE,  Charles  Edward,  1892-3.  Cl.  2. 
b.  1877;  s.  of  Col.  F.  D.  Ogilvie, 
14  Windsor  Street. 

PORTEOUS,  Archibald  John,  1892-7 
(April).  Cl.  2-Sp.  b.  9  May  1879  ;  s. 
of  Arch.  Porteous,  Ochil  Vale,  Alva, 
Woollen  Manufacturer. 

Woollen  Manufacturer.  Address  :  Ochil 
Vale,  Alva. 


POTTS,  Charles  WilUam  Miller,  1892-6, 
Cl.  la-5a ;  b.  20  Dec.  1881  ;  s.  of 
Joseph  Potts,  61  Osborne  Road, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Northumberland  Co.  R.F.C.  1900  -  4 ; 
Architect  and  Surveyor ;  m.  Irene,  dau. 
of  C.  Francis  Lloyd,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
A  ddress  :    4  The  Elms,  Sunderland. 

PRENTICE,  Charles  Howden,  1892-4. 
Cl.  lb-2b.  b.  April  1880;  s.  of  George 
Prentice,  J. P.,  Strathore,  Thornton, 
Fife. 

d.  17  Dec.  1895. 

PRITCHARD,  Bertie  Edgar  Arthur, 
1892-3.  Cl.  5a.  b.  24  May  1876  ;  s. 
of  Mrs.  Pritchard,  26  Drummond  Place. 

Capt.  I. A. ;  2nd  Lt.  S.  Lanes  Regt.  1897  ; 
Lt.  1899  ;  LA.  1900  ;  Capt.  83rd  Wallajah- 
bad  L.I.  1906;  gained  U.S.  Inst.  Sp.  Gold 
Medal;  drowned  in  Burma,  6  May  1913; 
see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xxi.  13. 

READMAN,  John  Jeffrey,  1892-6.  Cl. 
P.l-la.  b.  6  Nov.  1884  ;  s.  of  George 
Readman,  Advocate,  9  Moray  Place. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1903  ;  passed  in  first 
for  Cav.  and  out  first  on  general  list ;  King 
Edward's  Medal,  Anson  Memorial  Sword, 
and  Lord  Roberts'  Prize  ;  Capt.  2nd  D.G. 
(Royal  Scots  Greys)  ;  Lt.  1903  ;  Capt.  191 1  ; 
m.  191 1  Christabel  Helen,  dau.  of  Alexander 
Ure,  K.C.,  L.A.  for  Scot.,  afterwards  Lord 
Strathclyde,  Lord  Pres.  of  the  Coll.  of 
Justice.     Address:    York. 

ROSS,  Arthur  Alexander,  1892-6.  Cl, 
la-4a.  b.  27  July  1882  ;  s.  of  William 
Ross,  Richmond  Lodge,  York  Road. 

S.S.C.  1909.  Address  :  Richmond  Lodge, 
York  Road,  Trinity. 

ROSS,  John  Craig,  1892-6.  Cl.  P.3-2b. 
b.  26  Dec.  1883  ;  s.  of  William  Ross, 
Richmond  Lodge,  York  Road. 

Stockbroker.  Address:  Richmond  Lodge, 
York  Road,  Trinity. 

ROSS,  William  Melvin,  1892-6.  Cl.  P.l- 
2c.  b.  31  Jan.  1885  ;  s.  of  William 
Ross,  Richmond  Lodge,  York  Road. 

Sohcitor,  1909,  and  N.P.  Edin.  Address: 
Richmond  Lodge,  York  Road,  Trinity. 

SANDERSON,  Ian  Cuthbertson,  1892-4. 
Cl.  P.l.  b.  3  April  1886 ;  s.  of  Arthur 
Sanderson,  5  Carlton  Terrace. 

Cargilfield  and  Rugby  ;  XV.  Capt.  1904-5  ; 
Trin.  Coll.  Cantab;  LL.B. ;  Barrister.  Ad- 
dress :  25  Learmonth  Terrace,  Edin. 

SANDISON,  Francis  Gilbert,  1893-9 
(Dec).     Cl.  P.l-2b.     b.  2  July  1886  ; 


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s.  of  W.  A.  Sandison,  R.N.,  15  Eildon 
Street. 

Engineer ;  m.  Miss  Armstrong,  Hawick. 
Address  :  Oriel  House,  Erdington,  Birming- 
ham. 

SHARP,  John  Henry  AUanson,  1893. 
CI.  P.2.  b.  1884;  s.  of  John  Sharp, 
5  St.  Bernard's  Crescent. 

SraPSON,  Samuel  Raleigh,  1892-9.  Ci. 
1-7.  b.  6  April  1882  ;  s.  of  R.  R. 
Simpson,  W.S.,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1902 ;  W.S.  1906. 
Address  :    23  Douglas  Crescent,  Edin. 

SMITH,  Arthur  William,  1892-8.  CI. 
la-6.     b.  26  April  1882  ;   s.  of  Walter 

A.  Smith,  F.F.A.,  Balnagowan,  Mur- 
rayfleld. 

1900-9  with  Edin.  Life  Assur.  Co.,  Edin., 
Glasg.,  and  Leeds ;  since  1909  Sec.  English 
and  Scottish  Law  Life  Assur.  Ass.,  i  East 
Parade,  Leeds ;  m.  Miss  Allan,  o.  dau.  of 
J.  Crawford  Allan, Glasg.  Address:  Ravens- 
wood,  Harrogate. 

SMITH,  Ernald  Drybrough,  1892-5.  CI. 
P.4-2b.  b.  30  April  1882;  s.  of 
William  Smith,  31  Royal  Terrace. 

Malvern  Coll.  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B. 
1907;  M.D.  1910;  gen.  med.  pract. ;  Author 
of  various  papers  in  med.  journals ;  m.  Emma 
Mary  Twenty  man  Napier.  Address  :  The 
Lawn,  Shebbear,  N.  Devon. 

SPRAGUE,  Cyril  Reginald,  1892-6.  CI. 
4b-7b.     b.  17  May  1880  ;  s.  of  Thomas 

B.  Sprague,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  29  Bucking- 
ham Terrace  ;   Mitchell  Medal,  1895. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  1899 ;  A.M.I.E.E. 
1908  ;  Electricai  Engineer  to  the  Salt  Union 
Ltd.,  Winsford,  Cheshire;  m.  Mary  Lay- 
cock  of  Newcastle-on-Tyne.  Address :  Olive 
Grove,  Winsford,  Cheshire. 

STEWART,  John  James  Erskine  Brown, 
1892-1900.  CI.  P.1-5.  b.  29  Dec. 
1885 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Robert  Stewart,  D.D., 
18  Royal  Terrace. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A. ;  and  CI.  Law  ; 
Apprentice  W.S.  Address  :  18  Royal  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

STEWART,  Robert,  1892-3.  CI.  la.  b. 
8  April  1881  ;  s.  of  J.  Stewart,  Tyn- 
drum  Hotel,  Perthshire. 

Faumer.  A  ddress  :  Conmish  Farm,  Tyn- 
drum. 

STEWART,  William,  1892-6.  CI.  2- 
M.  6.  b.  28  July  1879  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Robert  Stewart,  D.D.,  18  Royal 
Terrace. 


Man.  Doerian  Moeljin  Tobacco  Estate, 
Sumatra.  Address  :  c/o  The  United  Lan- 
kat  Plantations  Co.  Ltd.,  Doerian  Moelan, 
Bindjei,  Sumatra. 

SYM,  George  Munro,  1892-8.  CI.  P.4-4. 
b.  4  Feb.  1883  ;  s.  of  Maj.-Gen.  Sir 
M.  Sym,  K.C.B.,  21  Belgrave  Crescent. 

d.  5  July  1898. 

THOMSON,  Kenneth  Douglas,  1892-1905. 
CI.  P.l-5b.  b.  10  Oct.  1886  ;  s,  of 
James  Wishart  Thomson,  8  Inver- 
leith  Place;  XV. 

Univ. Coll. Oxon ;  B.A.  Address:  5  Rothe- 
say Terrace,  Edin. 

TOD,  John  Esilman,  1892-7  (Dec).  CI. 
P.l-2b.  s.  of  John  Low  Tod,  7 
Brunswick  Street. 

Farmer,  N.Z.  Address  :  Ormisbank,  Te 
Puke,  Bay  of  Plenty,  N.Z. 

TODD,  Robert  William  Lang,  1892-1902. 
CI.  P.4-U.M.  b.  7  March  1884;  s. 
of  William  Lang  Todd,  50  Great  King 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  1906 ;  M.B.,  Ch.B. 
1908 ;  Diplome  de  Med.  Colonial,  Paris, 
1909;  R.M.O.  French  Hosp.,  Lond.,  1911  ; 
Queen  Vict.  Mem.  Hosp.,  Nice,  1912  ;  Hert- 
ford Hosp.,  Paris,  1913  ;  now  in  practice 
at  Venice.  Address  :  2406  Via  22  Marzo, 
Venice,  Italy. 

WADDELL,  John,  1892-8.  CI.  2b-M.  5. 
b.  7  Sept.  1880  ;  s.  of  George  Waddcll, 
Merkland  House,  Ravelston  Park. 

Res.  Dir.  Gt.  MountEiin  Anthracite  Col- 
lieries, S.  Wales  ;  m.  Jessie  Chapman,  Edin. 
Address  :    Ravelston,  Tumble,  LlaneUy. 

WALLACE,  Robert  Johnston,  1892-1905. 
CI.  P.3-7b.  b.  24  April  1886  ;  s.  of 
Robert  W.  Wallace,  W.S.,  7  Inver- 
leith  Row  ;   Drawing  Prize,  1902. 

Gold  Star,  Roy.  Drawing  Soc. ;  B.A. 
Univ.  Coll.  Oxon,  1909;  LL.B.  Edin.  1912; 
Advocate,  1913  ;  Capt.  T.F.  Address : 
7  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

WALTON,  Jackson,  1892-9.  CI.  P.l-2a. 
b.  1885  ;  s.  of  W.  G.  Walton,  2  Afton 
Terrace,  Wardie  Road. 

In  Canada.  Address  :  40  Garscube  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

WATT,  Alexander  Johnstone,  1892-6. 
CI.  lb-5b.  b.  8  June  1880;  s.  of 
Charles  Watt,  Corta  by  Evie,  Orkney. 

E.I.  Merchant.  Address  :  c/o  Latham, 
Black  and  Co.,  Rangoon,  Burma. 


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WATT,  Alexander  Stuart,  1892-9.  CI. 
P.l-4b.  b.  13  Oct.  1884  ;  s.  of  George 
Watt,  K.C.,  Sheriff  of  Chancery,  5 
Circus  Gardens. 

W.S.  1909.  Address  :  5  Circus  Gardens, 
Edin. 

WATT,  Charles  Frederick,  1892-8.  CI. 
P.5-5b.  b.  9  Aug.  1882  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Watt,  6  Grosvenor  Terrace,  Glasg. 

Grain  Merchant  and  Exporter  from  U.S.A. 
since  1903  ;  m.  Marion  Campbell,  dau.  of 
James  C.  Gillies,  New  York,  U.S.A.  Ad- 
dress :  349  Produce  Exchange,  New  York, 
U.S.A. 


WATT,  Herbert  Gordon,  1892-8.  CI. 
P.2-3.  b.  24  May  1884  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Watt  of  Gowanpark,  Banff. 

Fettes,  1898-1902  ;  M.I.M.E.  ;  Mining 
Engineer  and  Colliery  Manager.  Address  : 
The  Western  Club,  Vancouver,  B.C.,  Canada. 

WHITELAW,  WiUiam,  1892-7.  CI.  P.4- 
3b.  b.  4  Nov.  1883 ;  s.  of  David 
Whitelaw,  J.P.,  F.S.A.  (Scot.),  3  Vic- 
toria Terrace,  Musselburgh. 

Loretto,  1897 -1902;  gold -mining  in 
Rhodesia.  Address:  Kimberley  Reef  Mines, 
S.  Rhodesia. 


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AITKEN,  Norman  Lockhart  Walker, 
1893-1902.  CI.  P.2-5.  b.  22  Sept. 
1885  ;  s.  of  G.  Lewis  Aitken,  220  High 
Street,  Kirkcaldy. 

Law.     Address  :   Boglily,  Kirkcaldy. 

ALEXANDER,  James  WilUam,  1893-5. 
CI.  P.l,  P.2.  s.  of  James  Alexander, 
Redbraes,  Broughton  Road. 

ANDERSON,  Ernest  Henry  Buchanan, 
18£(3-5.  CI.  M.  6.  b,  31  May  1878  ; 
s.  of  T.  C.  Anderson,  31  Dick  Place. 

Marine  Engineer.  A  ddress  :  c/o  The  Par- 
sons Marine  Steam  Turbine  Co.,  97  Cedar 
Street,  New  York,  U.S.A. 

ANDERSON,  Maurice  Fitzgerald,  1893-6. 
CI.  4a-5a.  s.  of  T.  Anderson,  4  Green- 
hill  Gardens. 

Address  :  4  Greenhill  Gardens,  Edin. 

ANDERSON,  Thomas  Charles  Holt, 
1893-4.  CI.  4b.  s.  of  T.  C.  Anderson, 
31  Dick  Place. 

ANGUS,  Robert  Lawrence,  1893-4  (April). 
CI.  lb.  b.  July  1882  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Angus,  24  Belgrave  Crescent. 

BARRETT,  Herbert  Raymond,  1893-5 
(April).  CI.  P.l.  b.  9  Jan.  1888 ;  s,  of 
W.  H.  Barrett,  M.D.,  21  Learmonth 
Terrace. 

Clifton  Coll. ;  Lond.  Univ. ;  Engineer. 
Address:  455  Lansdowne  Avenue,  Toronto, 
Ont.,  Canada. 

BEATTIE,  Ivor  Hamilton,  1894-8.  CI. 
P.3-4.  b.  23  Nov.  1885 ;  s.  of 
W.  Hamilton  Beattie,  19  Magdala 
Crescent. 

Rugby;  Sc.  Schol.  C.C.  Coll.  Oxon;  M.A., 
with  Honours;  Ass.  Demonstrator  in  Physics ; 


Representative  of  Oxford  Univ.  on  the 
Commission  permanente  Internationale  de 
la  determination  mathematique  des  pheno- 
menes  psychologiques  et  socio-biologiques. 
Address  :  Artillery  Mansions,  Westminster, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

BRUCE,  John  Russell,  1893-1902.  CI. 
P.4-7b.  b.  10  Dec.  1883 ;  s.  of 
James  Bruce,  W.S.,  59  Great  King 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.,  LL.B.  ;  Edin.  Univ. 
Rifle  Team,  1905-7  ;  commanded  O.T.C., 
Edin.  Univ.,  1902  ;  Capt.  T.F.  ;  Advocate, 
1 9 1 1 .     A  ddress  :  59  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

BURNETT,  John  Rudolph  Wardlaw, 
1893-5  and  1898-9.  CI.  P.l,  P.2,  and 
2b.  b.  31  Dec.  1886;  s.  of  George 
Wardlaw  Burnett,  Advocate,  Sheriff- 
Sub,  of  Aberdeen  and  Kincardine,  46 
Northumberland  Street. 

Aberdeen  Grammar  School  and  Fettes, 
1901-  ;  Caius  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  1908  ; 
2nd  CI.  Nat.  Sc.  Trip.  ;  LL.B.  Aberdeen, 
1911  (Distinction)  ;  Advocate,  1912.  Ad- 
dress :  I  St.  Vincent  Street,  Edin. 

CADELL,  Arthur  Patrick  Hamilton, 
1893-1904.  Cl.P.1-5.  b.  9  Aug.  1886; 
s.  of  Francis  B.  Cadell,  F.R.C.S.E., 
22  Ainslie  Place. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst  (passed  out  fourth)  ; 
Lt.  I.  A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  the  Queen's  Regt.  1906 ; 
I. A.  1907.     Address:  109th  N.L,  Aden. 

CAMPBELL,  David  Hamilton  Cathcart, 
1893-6.  CI.  P.5-la.  b.  15  May 
1884 ;  s.  of  Patrick  W.  Campbell, 
W.S.,  P.C.S.,  25  Moray  Place. 

Cargilfield  and  Fettes,  1898-1900.  Ad- 
dress :  25  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

CAMPBELL,  John  Douglas  Boswell, 
1893-7.     CI.  P.4-2.     b.  29  April  1885  ; 


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s.    of    Patrick    W,    Campbell,    W.S., 
P.C.S.,  25  Moray  Place. 

CargUfield  and  Fettes ;  XV.  Capt.  1903-4  ; 
Edin.  Univ.  ;  A.F.C.  ;  W.S.  1911.  Address: 
25  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

CAMPBELL,  Walter  Neil  Kidston, 
1893-4.  CI.  6.  b.  24  June  1876 ;  s. 
of  Col.  Neil  Campbell,  11  Ravclston 
Park. 

Insurance  office.  Address  :  3  Ravelston 
Terrace,  Edin. 

CIIISHOLM,  Alexander  Ernest,  1893-5. 
CI.  l-2b.  b.  31  Jan.  1883 ;  s.  of 
A.  W.  Chisholm,  7  Claremont  Crescent, 

Edin. Univ.;  M.B.,Ch.B.  ipoe.F.R.C.S.E. 
1909 ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  late  Sen.  Ho. 
Surg.  R.I.E.  and  Res.  M.O.  City  Hosp., 
Edin.    Address:  7  Claremont  Crescent,  Edin. 

CLARK,  Walter  Ireland  Martyn,  1893-5. 
CI.  la-2a.  b.  1883;  s.  of  Dr.  H. 
Martyn  Clark,  5  Comely  Bank. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1906;  W.  Afri- 
can Med.  Service.  Address:  5  Comely  Bank, 
Edin. 

COOK,  John  Poison,  1893-6.  CI.  Sp. 
and  7a.  b.  21  March  1878 ;  s.  of 
Da\-id  Cook,  Bhopal,  C.I. ;  Mackenzie 
Science  Prize,  1896  ;   XV. 

Cooper's  HiU ;  XV.  ;  Engineer,  P.W.D., 
India  ;  m.  Beatrice  EUen  Moser.  Address  : 
Hissar,  Punjab,  India. 

COUPER,  Matthew  Anderson,  1893-5. 
CI.  lb-2.  s.  of  Hugh  K.  Couper, 
3  Summerside  Street,  Bonnington. 

Roy.  High  Sch.,  Edin.;  XV.  Address: 
Cordoba,  May  ville  Park,  Dunbar. 

COWAN,    Duncan,   1893-7.     CI.  P.2-2b. 
b.  11  May  1884 ;    s.  of  John  James 
Cowan,  Wester  Lea,  Murrayfield. 
Address:  Wester  Lea,  Murrayfield,  Edin. 

COWAN,  George  Deas,  1893-1902.  CI. 
P.4-6.  b.  3  Nov.  1883 ;  s,  of 
R.    Cameron    Cowan,   C.A.,   30   Dick 

Place. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  1905  ;  W.S.  191 1 ; 
Capt.  9th  Batt.  (Highs.)  R.S.  Address  :  30 
Dick  Place,  Edin. 

COWLEY-BROWN,  Robert  Talbot, 
1893-6.  CI.  P.3-la.  b.  1883;  s. 
of  Rev.  Canon  G.  J.  Cowley-Brown, 
M.A.,  9  Grosvenor  Street. 

Mercantile  Marine.  Address:  6Learmonth 
Grove,  Edin. 

CRIDDLE,  Bertram  Ohver,  1893-5.  CI. 
3-4b.     b.  20  Dec.  1878  ;  s.  of  J.  M.  L. 


Criddle,    Cadeleigh,    Osborne    Road, 
Jesmond,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Served  with  Northumberland  Yeo.  in  S. 
African  Wax  (Hon.  Freedom  of  Newcastle-ou- 
Tyne)  ;  Architect ;  now  farmer  in  Canada  ; 
m.  Nina  Boultbee.  Address  :  Monksilver, 
Cotham,  Dubue,  Sask.,  Canada. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Walter  Gray,  1893-1903. 
CI.  P.2-M.  6.  b.  22  Feb.  1884  ;  s.  of 
David  Cunningham,  J.P.,  Dalachy, 
Aberdour. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Factor  and  Farmer.  Ad- 
dress :  Dalachy,  Aberdour,  Fife. 

CUNNINGHAM,  William  Andrew, 
1893-6.  CI.  l-3a.  b.  9  June  1883;  s, 
of  Robert  Cunningham,  Glendouglas, 
Jedburgh. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  Mech.  Sc. ;  C.E. 
Address  :   Bran.^holme,  Hawick. 

DELITSCH,  Otto,  1893-6.  CI.  P.l. 
b.  16  Jan.  1888 ;  s.  of  Gottfried 
Delitsch,  12  Stirling  Road,  Trinity. 

Technicum,  Winterthur,  1910-13;  Marine 
Engineer.  Address :  12  Stirling  Road, 
Trinity. 

EWART,  George  Arthur,  1893-4.  CI. 
P.l.  b.  1886;  s.  of  Prof.  Cossar 
Ewart,  2  Belford  Park. 

Address:  Craigiebield,  Penicuik. 

FAIRLEY,  Sinclair,  1893-5  (Christmas). 
CI.    3b-M.    6.      b.   1881  ;   s.  of   John 
Fairley,  Avon  Hall,  Grangemouth. 
Address  :  Avon  Hall,  Grangemouth. 

FERGUSSON,  James  Scott  Elliot  Gillon, 
1893-1902.  CI.  P.4-L.M.  b.  1  Nov, 
1886  ;  s.  of  Joseph  Gillon  Fergusson 
of  Isle,  W.S.,  31  Chester  Street. 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent,  Duncan, 
Vancouver  Island,  B.C.  Address:  P.O.Box 
118,  Duncan,  Vancouver  Island,  B.C. 

FERGUSSON,  Robert  Don  Gillon,  1893- 
1902.  CI.  P.4-4b.  b.  17  Nov.  1885  ; 
s.  of  Joseph  Gillon  Fergusson  of  Isle, 
W.S.,  31  Chester  Street. 

W.  of  Scot.  Agricult.  Coll.  Glasg.  (Forestry) ; 
with  Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.  Ltd.,  Hope 
Street  and  Bridgeton  Branches,  Glasg.  ; 
at  present  engaged  in  making  forestry 
investigations  in  Ayrshire  (a  private  enter- 
prise). Address  (permanent)  :  Isle,  Dum- 
friesshire. 

FORBES,  Kenneth  Arthur,  1893-5.  CI. 
3b-4,  b,  28  April  1879  ;  s.  of  James 
A.  Forbes,  Kilmeny,  Ettrick  Road. 

School  of  Mines,  Camborne ;  Mining 
Engineer,  N.  Nigeria,  W.  Africa;  now  in 
Canada;  m.  Mary  Tullo,  Edin.  Address: 
Haileybury  P.O.,  Cobalt,  Ont.,  Canada. 


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FORBES,  Victor  Hood,  1893-6.  CI. 
P.1-1.  b.  7  July  1886  ;  s.  of  James 
A.  Forbes,  Kilmeny,  Ettrick  Road. 

Ayr  Academy  and  Leys  School,  Cam- 
bridge ;  Cooper's  Hill ;  passed  out  first  in 
Forestry  ;  Oriel  Coll.  Oxon  ;  Indian  Forest 
Service;  d.  7  Sept.  1911  at  Chindvvara,  C.P., 
India. 

FRASER,  Francis  Richard,  1893-1904. 
CI.  P.2-7.  b.  14  Feb.  1885 ;  s.  of 
Prof.  Sir  Thomas  R.  Eraser,  M.D., 
13  Diamisheugh  Gardens ;  Gloag 
Medal,  1902,  3.  4  ;  Mackenzie  Prize 
(Maths.),  1902,  3  ;  Prize  for  best  in 
Science,  1902,  3  ;  Acad.  Exhib.  1904  ; 
XV. 

Ch.  Coll.  Cantab  (Entrance  Exhib.,  Sc. 
Scholar.) ;  B.A.  1907 ;  ist  CI.  Nat.  Sc.  Trip. ; 
Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1910  (Distinction); 
Ch.  Coll. ;  XV.  (Capt.  1906) ;  Phys.  and  Surg. 
Address:  13  Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

GEORGE,  Percy  Bruce,  1893-4  (April). 
CI.  1.  b.  30  July  1880  ;  s.  of  Harry 
Bruce  George,  24  Dundas  Street. 

Dean  Close  School,  Cheltenham ;  Elec- 
trical Engineer.  Address  :  Elm  Villa,  Chel- 
tenham. 

GEORGE,  Wilfrid  Harold,  1893-4  (April). 
CI.  2b.  b.  13  Jan.  1881  ;  s.  of  H.  J. 
(ieorge. 

Mason's  Coll.  Birmingham ;  Architect  and 
C.E.     Address:  3 1  Promenade,  Cheltenham. 

GIBB,  Clement  Arthur,  1893-6.  CI. 
P.4-2.  b.  1884 ;  s.  of  James  C.  Gibb, 
5  Warriston  Crescent. 

Address  :  3  South  Inverleith  Avenue,  Edin. 

GIBSON,  Laurence  James  Douglas, 
1893-5.  CI.  5a-6.  b.  8  April  1879  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  J.  W.  Gibson,  M.A.,  The 
Manse,  Dysart. 

M.A.,  B.Sc.  St.  Andrews  ;  A.M.I.C.E.  ; 
five  yrs.  in  P.W.D.  India ;  now  V.-Chm. 
Internat.  Air  Gas  Corp.  Ltd.,  26  Victoria 
Street,  Lond.,  S.W.  ;  m.  Violet  Dorothy 
Fountain,  Buthwaite  Hall,  Darton,  Yorks. 
Address :  Thicket  Side,  Maidenhead  Thicket, 
Berks. 

GORDON,  Reginald  Glegg,  1898-7.  CI. 
4a-7b.  b.  26  Sept.  1878  ;  s.  of  D.  S. 
Gordon,  118  Thirlestane  Road  ;  XV., 
XI. 

M.B.,  Ch.B.  Edin.  1903  ;  A.C.C.  ;  gen. 
med.  pract.  ;  last  Res.  Phys.  R.I.E.  1904  ; 
m.  B.  M.  Masson.  Address  :  Lettoch, 
Killiecrankie,  Perth. 

GREENSHIELDS,  James,  1893-7  (May). 
CI.  Ib-M.  5.     b.  3  July  1881  ;    s.  of 


James     Greenshields,     Lesmahagow, 
Lanarkshire, 
d.  1898. 

GREENSHIELDS,  John  Blackwood, 
1893-1904.  CI.  P.l-M.M.  b.  18  Oct. 
1885 ;  s.  of  James  Greenshields,  Les- 
mahagow, Lanarkshire  ;  XV.  ;  Gym. 
VIII.,  Bronze  Medal,  1903,  Silver 
Medal,  1904. 


Address 
shire. 


West  Town,  Coalburn,  Lanark- 


HALDANE,  Richard  Stuart,  1893-4 
(April).  C1.4b-M.6.  b.  25  June  1876; 
s.  of  Robert  Haldane,  Phantassie, 
Prestonkirk. 

Seedsman,  Edin.  ;    d.  20  Nov.  1912. 

HORNE,  Thomas  Wardlaw,  April  1894- 
April  1896.  CI.  P.1-P.5.  b.  24  May 
1886  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Home,  W.S., 
14  Learmonth  Terrace. 

Loretto,  1896-8  ;  Harrow,  1899-1903  ; 
Tea-planter,  Ceylon,  since  1906.  Address  : 
Wagga  Estate,  Wagga,  Ceylon. 

JARVIE,  James  Milne,  1893-1900.  CI. 
P.2-4a.  s.  of  Mrs.  Jarvie,  12  Lans- 
downe  Crescent. 

Emmanuel  Coll.  Cantab. 

JEFFREY,  George  Rutherford,  1893-5. 
CI.  4b,  5a.  b.  1879  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Jeffrey, 
Glen  Bank,  Jedburgh. 

Glasg.  Univ.;  M.B.,Ch.B.  1902;  M.D.  1909; 
M.R.C.P.  Edin.  1908  ;  M.P.C.  1908  ;  Sen. 
Ass.  Phys.  Crichton  Roy.  Inst.,  Dumfries  ; 
publications  in  med.  jo.umals.  Address: 
Crichton  Royal  Institute,  Dumfries. 

JENKINSON,  Stanley  Noel,  1893-6 
(April).  CI.  P.2-P.4.  b.  7  Dec.  1886  ; 
s.  of  Alexander  Jenkinson,  4  Carlton 
Terrace. 

Glenalmond  and  Caius  Coll.  Cantab ; 
Grange  C.C.  ;  Glass  Manufacturer  ;  m.  1913 
Christabel  Elinor  Isabel,  dau.  of  Henry 
Beauchamp  Pottinger-Stephens.  Address  : 
56  Queen  Street,  Edin. 

JOHNSTONE,  Gavin  Murdoch,  1893-5, 
CI.  1-3.  b.  8  June  1884  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
H.  M.  Johnstone,  R.E.,  Somnerfield 
Lodge,  Haddington ;  Dux  CI.  1 
(Trotter  Medal),  1894,  and  CI.  3,  1895. 

Fettes,  1895-1901  ;  XV.  ;  Fives  Cup ; 
R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1902-4 ;  2nd  Lt.  R.A. 
1904  ;   d.  30  April  1905. 

JOLLY,  John  Keith,  1893-1902.  CI. 
P.l-4a.  b.  12  Aug.  1887  ;  s.  of  J.  K. 
Jolly,  19  Howard  Place. 

Sedbergh  Sch. ;  Merchant,  China.  A  ddress : 
c/o  Butterfield  and  Swire,  Shanghai. 


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KERR,  Melville  James  Douglas,  Jan. 
1894-7.  CI.  P.3-2b.  b.  4  June  1885  ; 
s.  of  John  Kerr,  73  Great  King  Street. 

Loretto,  1897-1903 ;  XV.  (Capt.)  ;  XI. 
Address:  Loudwater,  Rickmansworth,  Herts. 

KLIEN,  Evan  Aynsley,  1898-7  (April). 
CI.  4-6.  b.  April  1879  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Ed- 
ward Klien,  Georgetown,  Demerara. 

Clin.  Ass.  West  House,  Roy.  Edin.  Asyl.  ; 
d.  23  Oct.  1912  of  pneumonia. 

LAMB,  Andrew  Henry  Cowan,  1893-6. 
CI.  2b-5c.  b.  3  March  1883  ;  s.  of 
A.  N.  Lamb,  late  of  J.  R.  Lamb  and 
Co.,  Com  Factors,  etc.,  Glasg. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.,  LL.B.  ;  W.S.  1907. 
Address  :  i  Western  Terrace,  Murrayfield, 
Edin. 

LEES,  Norman  M'Kie,  1893-1903.  CI. 
P.2-U.M.  b.  1885;  s.  of  J.  M'Kie 
Lees,  K.C.,  Sheriff  of  Stirlingshire,  etc., 
4  Damaway  Street,  Edin. ;  XV. ;  won 
High  Jump,  1903. 

A.F.C. ;  Scr.  Medal,  C.A.G.C,  1904;  d. 
17  Sept.  1906. 

LORIMER,  George,  1893-4.  CI.  5b.  b. 
31  May  1877  ;  s.  of  George  Lorimer, 
Durisdeer,  Gillsland  Road. 

W.S.  1901.  Address  :  7  Gillsland  Road, 
Edin. 

MACDONALD,  Ian,  1893-7  (April).     CI. 
P.3-2b.     b.  18  July  1883  ;   s.  of  John 
Macdonald,  44  Inverleith  Row. 
Engineer;  d.  24  Oct.  1911. 

M'NEILL,  Neil  Ian,  1893-6  (April).  CI. 
P.2-P.4.  b.  1885;  s.  of  Duncan 
M'NeiU,  Sec.  Bank  of  Scot.,  14  Glen- 
cairn  Crescent. 

m.  1913  Miss  M'Neill.  Address  :  Elm 
Cottage,  Bothwell. 

MACONOCHIE,  Eric  Reginald  Delme, 
1893-5.  CI.  P.l,  P.3.  b.  26  Aug. 
1885  ;  s.  of  D.  S.  D.  Maconochie,  9 
Stirling  Road. 

Blair  Lodge,  1 895-1902 ;  XV. ;  Gym.  VIII. ; 
Bisley  VIII.;  Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B. 
1908,  with  Honours ;  F.R.C.S.E.  1911;  gen. 
med.  pract. ;  Mem.  B.M.A. ;  late  Res.  Surg. 
Chalmers  Hosp.  and  Leith  Hosp.,  and  Ho. 
Surg.  Roy.  Edin.  Hosp.  for  Sick  Children. 
Address :  24  New  North  Road,  Huddersfield. 

MACPHERSON,  Norman  Ramsay,  1893- 
1902.  CI.  Ib-Sp.  b.  13  Feb.  1884  ; 
s.  of  John  Morton  Macpherson,  W.S., 
2  Nelson  Street ;   Gym.  VIII. 

W.S.  1908.  Address:  Rhydonen, Midmar 
Gardens,  Edin. 


MACRAE,  Alexander  William  Urquhart, 
1893-1903.  CI.  P.4-7a.  b.  18  April 
1885  ;  s.  of  Horatio  Ross  Macrae  of 
Clunes,  W.S.,  14  Gloucester  Place. 

Univ.  Coll.  O.xon ;  B.A.  1906 ;  Edin. 
Univ. ;  LL.B.  1909  ;  W.S.  1909.  Address  : 
14  Gloucester  Place,  Edin. 

MARSHALL,  Anthony,  jun.,  1893-9 
(April).  CI.  lb-5.  b.  4  April  1882; 
s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Anthony  Marshall,  Ann- 
stead,  Chat  Hill,  Northumberland. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst;  Capt.  Polo  Team, 
28th  Lt.  Cavalry;  Capt.  I.A.,  28th  L.  Cav. ; 
2nd  Lt.  2nd  Northumberland  Fus.  1902  ;  Lt. 
1904  ;  Capt.  191 1  ;  served  in  the  S.  African 
War  with  2nd  Northumberland  Fus.  (Queen's 
medal  with  three  clasps).  Address :  In- 
structor, Cavalry  School,  Lajur,  India. 

MASON,  John  Black,  1893-7.  CI.  4a-Sp. 
b.  1880 ;  s.  of  James  Mason,  3 
Strathearn  Road. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1902 ;  gen. 
med.  pract. ;  late  Sen.  Ho.  Surg.  Lincoln 
Co.  Hosp.  and  Scarborough  Hosp.  and  Disp. 
Address :  1  North  Common,  Ealing,  Lond.,W. 

MILLIGAN,  James  Henry,  1893-1904. 
CI.  P.l-Army.  b.  9  Dec.  1886 ;  s.  of 
Dr.  David  Milligan,  11  Palmerston 
Place  ;   XV.,  XI.  ;   Gym.  VIII. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst;  XV.;  A.F.C;  Lt.  I.A.; 
2nd  Lt.  ist  Connaught  Rangers,  1907 ;  Lt. 
58th  (Vaughan's)  Rifles,  F.F.,  1909.  Address: 
58th  Rifles,  Quetta,  Baluchistan,  India. 

MILLIGAN,  Oswald  Bell,  1893-6.  CI. 
6-7a.  b.  10  Feb.  1879 ;  s.  of  the 
Very  Rev.  William  Milligan,  D.D., 
Mod.  G.A.  of  Ch.  of  Scot.  1882, 
39  Royal  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  1899  ;  B.D.  1902  ; 
Jeffrey  Prize,  Ettles  and  Aitken  Schols., 
Hebrew  and  Biblical  Criticism  Medals ; 
ordained  to  Wallacetown  P.  Ch.,  Ayr,  1906  ; 
Min.  St.  Leonard's  P.  Ch.,  Ayr,  1909  ;  Chap. 
H.M.  Prison,  Ayr,  and  Ayrshire  R.H.  Art. 
(T.F.)  ;  m.  1911  Beatrix,  dau.  of  Robert 
Paterson  of  Montgomery,  Ayrshire.  A  ddress : 
10  Ronaldshaw  Park,  Ayr.  See  also  E.A. 
Ch.  viii.  98. 

NEWLANDS,  Gustav  Adolf  Vincent, 
1893-1903.  CI.  P.l-Sp.  b.  10  Oct. 
1887  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Newlands,  S.S.C, 
27  Great  King  Street. 

Fruit-farming  in  Vancouver,  B.C.,  Canada. 

NICHOLSON,  James  Gavin,  May  to 
July  1894.  CI.  P.5.  b.  1883;  s. 
of  J.  Nicholson,  45  Grange  Road. 

NICHOLSON,  Percy  Merwin,  May  to 
July  1904.  CI.  P.5.  b.  1883;  s. 
of  J.  Nicholson,  45  Grange  Road. 


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PATERSON,  James  French,  1893-9.  CI, 
la-L.M.  s.  of  W.  B.  Paterson,  Co- 
lombo, Ceylon. 

PATERSON,  Walter  Edward  Moncrieff, 
1893-7.  CI.  4a -M.  5.  b.  31  July 
1880  ;  s.  of  W.  B.  Paterson,  Colombo, 
Ceylon;    XI. 

Merchant,  Ceylon ;  of  Aitken,  Spence  and 
Co.,  Colombo,  and  Clark,  Spence  and  Co., 
Gedle.     Address  :  Colombo,  Ceylon. 

PATON,  John  Alfred,  1893-8.  CI.  Ic- 
M.  5.  b.  25  March  1882  ;  s.  of 
E.  Paton,  Pernambuco  ;   Gym.  VIII. 

Swimming  Champion  of  Scot. ;  loo  Yds. 
1901  ;  50  Yds.  1900-2  ;  Merchant,  Brazil. 
Address  :   Caixa  100,  Pernambuco,  Brazil. 

PEDDIE,  AUister  WiUiam  Ponsonby, 
1893-9.  CI.  P.l-2b.  b.  2  Oct.  1885  ; 
s.  of  Dr.  Henry  A.  Peddie,  24  Palmer- 
ston  Place. 

Lt.  I  St  Batt.  Lincolnshire  Regt.  ;  2nd 
Lt.  1906;  Lt.  1911.  Address:  Portsmouth, 
or  c/o  Cox  and  Co.,  16  Charing  Cross,  Lond., 
S.W. 

PEPLOE,  James  Reid,  April  1894-5. 
CI.  P.l,  P.2.  b.  21  Feb.  1887  ;  s.  of 
Maj.  J.  R.  Peploe,  H.L.I.,  20  Royal 

Terrace. 

Cargilfield;  Cheltenham,  1901-5  ;  R.M.C. 
Sandhurst,  1906;  Lt.  LA. ;  2nd  Batt.,  6th 
Gurkhas ;  2nd  Lt.  Gordon  Highs.  1907 ; 
LA.  1909  ;  Lt.  1910.  Address  :  Kiladrosh 
Fort,  Chitral,  India. 

PEPLOE,  Napier  Robert,  April  1894-5. 
CI.  P.l.  b.  11  Nov.  1888  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
J.  R.  Peploe,  H.L.I.,  20  Royal  Terrace. 

CargUfield  and  H.M.S.  '  Britannia ' ;  Lieut. 
R.N.  1911.  Address:  H.M.S.  'Virago,' 
China  Station. 

POOLEY,  Allen  Maitland,  1893-5.  CI. 
4,  5.  b.  17  March  1879 ;  s.  of  Frank 
Pooley,  Holmcroft,  Liscard,  Cheshire. 

Cotton  Broker,  Liverpool ;  Capt.  Lanca- 
shire and  Cheshire  R.G.A.  (T.F.)  ;  m.  Ruth, 
dau.  of  WilUam  Young  Mathews,  Rock 
Ferry,  Cheshire.  Address  :  Roslin,  Arling- 
ton Road,  Wallasey,  Cheshire. 

REID,  Alexander,  1893-7.  CI.  3-5b.  b. 
9  May  1879  ;  s.  of  Robert  Carstairs 
Reid,  C.E.,  60  Palmerston  Place  ;  XI. 

C.A.  1905  ;  of  Heriot  and  Reid,  C.A.,  Edin. 
Address  :   23  Saxe-Coburg  Place,  Edin. 

REID,  Robert  Stirling,  1893-1901.  CI. 
1-U.M.  b.  12  March  1883;  s.  of 
Robert  Carstairs  Reid,  C.E.,  60  Pal- 
merston Place  ;   XV. 

Architect ;  of  Leadbetter,  Fairley  and 
Reid,  Edin.  Address  :  23  Saxe-Coburg 
Place,  Edin. 


RITCHIE,  Andrew  Graham,  1893-1902. 
CI.  P.3-7b.  b.  3  Sept.  1884 ;  s.  of 
James  Ritchie,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  22 
Charlotte  Square  ;  Gym.  VIII.  Capt. 
1902  ;   won  High  Jump,  1902. 

Edin.  Univ.;  B.Sc.  1908;  M.B.,  Ch.B. 
1910;  served  in  M.I.  R.S.V.B.  three  yrs. ; 
late  Res.  Surg,  and  Phys.  R.I.E.,  etc.,  and 
Clin.  Ass.  Kinderkrankenhaus,  Berlin ;  at  pre- 
sent Clin.  Ass.  Longmore  Hosp. ;  gen.  med. 
pract.  and  Priv.  Ass.  to  Dr.  James  Ritchie. 
Address  :   7  Castle  Terrace,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Donald,  1898-9.  CI.  la- 
M.  5.  b.  4  April  1883  ;  s.  of  J.  R. 
Robertson,  10  Gilmour  Road. 

Address :  Aboyne,  Havelock  North,  Hawkes 
Bay,  N.Z. 

ROBERTSON-DURHAM,  James  Alex- 
ander, 1893-1905.  CI.  P.l-7a.  b. 
16  Jan.  1887  ;  s.  of  J.  A.  Robertson- 
Durham,  C.A.,  35  Buckingham  Ter- 
race;  XV.  (Capt.  1904-5);  XI.;  won 
Cricket  Ball,  1904,  1905;  Quarter- 
mile,  1903,  1905;  eq.  Bradbury 
Shield,  1905. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon,  B.A. ;  O.U.G.C.  1906-9 
(Capt.  1908) ;  C.A.  1913.  Address:  35  Buck- 
ingham Terrace,  Edin. 

ROSS,  James  John,  1893-1901.  CI.  P.3- 
L.M.  b.  1883;  s.  of  James  Ross, 
Arnotdale,  Falkirk;  XV. 

m.  1912.     Address  :   Glenfuir,  Falkirk. 

ROSS,  William  James,  1893-1901.  CI. 
l-7b.  b.  2  June  1881  ;  s.  of  James 
Ross,  Arnotdale,  Falkirk. 

Heriot-Watt  and  Univ.  Coll.  Lond.  (XV.)  ; 
Chemist,  Pumpherston  Oil  Co.  ;  m.  Hannah 
Abercrombie,  y.  dau.  of  A.  M'Donald 
Thomson,  Kirkcaldy.  Address  :  Rhumohr, 
Broxburn. 

SOMNER,  Edward  Charles,  1893-7.  CI. 
4a-Sp.  b.  9  March  1879;  s.  of 
E.  Somner,  Newlands,  Kelso. 

With  S.U.  and  Nat.  Insur.  Co.  since  1897  ; 
now  Insp.  of  Agencies  at  H.O.  Address  :  4 
Afton  Terrace,  Edin. 

SPENCE,  Edward  Hamilton  Fair,  1893-5. 
CI.  3-4b.     b.  June  1878  ;  s,  of  Edward 
Spence,  Broughty  Ferry. 
In  Japan. 

STEVENSON,  John  Barr,  1893-8  (April). 
CI.  2a-Sp.  b.  1880;  s.  of  Robert 
Stevenson,  16  Grosvenor  Street ;  XV. 

Late  Mem.  Haddingtonshire  C.C.  Address: 
c/o  Hudson  and  Keams,  Hatfield  Street 
Works,  Stamford  Street,  Lond.,  S.E. 


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STEWART,  Cyril  Falconar,  April  1894-C. 
CI.  lb-2.  b.  14  May  1884;  s.  of 
George  Falconar  Stewart,  Binny,  Up- 
hall. 

Malvern  Coll. ;  Rubber-planter.  Address: 
Man.  Merton  Estate,  F.M.S. 

STEWART,  George,  1893-9.  CI.  la-M.  6. 
s.  of  J.  G.  Stewart,  Dunraven,  Lass- 
wade. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1907;  gen.  med. 
pract. ;  m.  Jessie  Houston,  dau.  of  Rev.  A. 
Hunter,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Dalkeith.  Address:  9 
Hillview,  Blackball,  Midlothian. 

STEWART,  Percy  George  Falconar, 
April  1894-6.  CI.  P.1-P.2.  b.  24 
Nov.  1886 ;  s.  of  George  Falconar 
Stewart,  Binny,  Uphall. 

Glenalmond  and  Stubbington  House ; 
Rubber-planter.  Address:  Sunjei  Seeluk 
Estate,  F.M.S. 

STEWART,  Ronald  Dundas  Falconar, 
April  1894-7.     CI.  Ib-M.  5.     b.  4  July 

1882  ;  s.  of  George  Falconar  Stewart, 
Binny,  Uphall. 

Durham  Sch.  ;  Lt.  2nd  Batt.  A.  and  S. 
Highs.;  2nd  Lt.  1901 ;  Lt.  (ret.),  1907; 
served  in  S.  African  War,  1900-2  ;  took 
part  in  operations  in  Cape  Colony  and  O.F.S. 
Feb.  to  May  1900 ;  in  O.F.S.  May  to  29  Nov. 
and  30  Nov.  1900  to  July  1901,  and  in 
Cape  Colony  in  July  1901  (Queen's  medal 
with  four  clasps  and  King's  medal  with  two 
clasps)  ;  now  in  Brazil.  Address  :  Tigaby, 
Brazil. 

STEWART,  William  Lawrie,  1893-6 
(Dec).  CI.  P.l-lb.  b.  1886;  s.  of 
William  Stewart,  M.D.,  146  Ferry 
Road. 

Address  :    146  Ferry  Road,  Leith. 

TOD,  Charles  Douglas,  1893-7  (Dec).  CI. 
P.l-la.  b.  1887 ;  s.  of  John  Low 
Tod,  7  Brunswick  Street,  Hillside. 

Runholder,  N.Z.  ;  a  contributor  to  N.Z. 
papers  of  many  articles,  tales,  and  poems 
concerning  the  Maories  and  their  legends. 
Address  :   Rotorua,  N.Z. 


TOD,  Stuart,  1893-5.  CI.  5a-6.  b.  27 
.Tan.  1879  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Tod,  Polton  ; 
Dux  CI.  5a,  1894,  M.  6,  1895, 

A.R.S.M.  1898;  R.S.M.  XV.  and  VIU. 
(rowing) ;  m.  Gwendoline  R.  Purdon  Clarke. 
Address  :  8  Congress  Street,  Boston,  Mass., 
U.S.A. 

TOD.  William  Lennox,  1893-1904.  CI. 
P.l-U.M.  b.  15  June  1887;  s.  of 
Henry  Tod,  W.S.,  23  Lennox  Street. 

A.M.I.C.E.  1912.  Address :  23  Lennox 
Street,  Edin. 

TURNBULL,  William  Joseph  Ugo,1893-5 
(April).  CI.  P.4,  P.5.  b.  1885 ;  s.  of 
G.  R.  Turnbull,  India. 

WALKER,  William,  1893-6.  CI.  M.  0 
and  6.  b.  25  June  1878  ;  s.  of  J.  D. 
Walker,  13  Bright's  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1900 ;  Stockbroker, 
1900 ;  of  J.  D.  Walker  and  Son,  Edin. 
Address  :    13  Bright's  Crescent,  Edin. 

WALLACE,  Noel  Stanley,  1893-9.  CI. 
P.l-2b.  b.  24  Dec.  1886 ;  s.  of 
Sheriff  Wallace,  The  Hope,  Moffat. 

Architect ;  m.  Sophia  Ethel  Downs, 
Greenville,  Pa.,  U.S.A.  Address:  34  Lans- 
downe  Crescent,  Glasg. 

WATSON,  WiUiam  MacDougall,  1893-6. 
CI.  3-M.  5.  b.  25  Oct.  1879  ;  s.  of 
William  Watson,  Easter  Softlaw, 
Kelso. 

Went  to  S.  Africa,  1901  ;  d.  30  Aug.  1905 
of  pneumonia  in  S.  Africa. 

WELSH,  Tom,  April  1894-5.  CI.  P.2- 
P.4.  s.  of  Mrs.  Welsh,  Redbraes, 
Broughton  Road. 

WILSON,  Thomas  Rankin,  1893-1904. 
CI.  P.1-6.  b.  7  May  1886;  s.  of 
Thomas  J.  Wilson,  S.S.C,  26  Drum- 
mond  Place. 

W.S.  1910  ;  of  Finlay  and  Wilson,  W.S., 
Edin.     Address  :  26  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 


1894-5 


AIKMAN,  Thomas  Scott,  1894-1904. 
CI.  P.2-U.M.  b.  2  Feb.  1887  ;  s.  of 
Andrew  Aikman,  Man.  Commercial 
Bank  of  Scot.,  27  Buckingham  Terrace. 

Address  :   West  Colinton  House,  Colinton. 

ALLAN,  David  Bruce,  1894-1900.  CI. 
Ib-Sp.  b.  10  Aug.  1883  ;  s.  of  James 
Allan,  Craigallan,  Bo'ness. 


Com  Factor, 
cent,  Edin. 


Address:    5  Rosbery  Cres- 


ALLAN,  John  Ernest  Douglas,  1894-8. 
CI.  4b-Sp.  b.  23  July  1880;  s.  of 
James  Allan,  Craigallan,  Bo'ness ; 
XV.,  XL 

Address  :   5  Rosebery  Crescent,  Edin. 

ANDERSON,    Stuart    Hunter,    1894-8. 


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U9 


CI.  2a-4b.     b.  6  July  1881 ;  s.  of  C.  E. 
Anderson,  Greenside,  Coupar  Angus. 

Sec.  of  C.  E.  Anderson  and  Son  Ltd., 
Merchants.  Address:  Mount  Pleasant, 
Coupar  Angus,  N.B. 

ARCHIBALD,  Edward  Strangman,  Jan.- 
Julyl895.  CI.  3b.  b.  26  March  1879  ; 
s.  of  William  Archibald,  J. P.,  Firlands, 
Forres. 

Cocoa  and  Rubber  Planter.  A  ddress  :  El 
Corozal,  Williamsville,  Trinidad,  B.W.I. 

BACKHOUSE,  Julius  Basil,  1894-6 
(Dec).  CI.  P.5-2a.  b.  May  1885; 
s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Julius  Batt  Backhouse, 
C.B.,  '  The  Buffs.' 

Fettes,  1898-1903  ;  Merchant,  Bombay. 
Address  :  c/o  Shaw,  Wallace  and  Co., 
Church  Gate  Street,  Bombay. 

BALFOUR-KINNEAR,  George  Purvis- 
Russcll-,  1894-1907.  CI.  P.l-Sp.  b. 
11  May  1888  ;  s,  of  James  Balfour- 
Kinnear,  W.S.,  3  Doune  Terrace ; 
XI. ;  won  High  Jump,  1906. 

W.S.  1913 ;  of  Hamilton,  Kinnear  and 
Beatson,  W.S.,  Edin.  ;  m.  1913  Ethel 
Anna,  dau.  of  R.  Purvis- Russell -Mont- 
gomery of  Hattonburn,  Milnathort.  Ad- 
dress :    52  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

BLACK,  William,  1894-7.  CI.  4-5.  b. 
1  Dec.  1878;  s.  of  Gavin  Black, 
Wester  Moffat,  Airdrie. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  W.S.  1903 ;  m.  Mary  Gray, 
dau.  of  John  Campbell,  S.S.C,  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :   1 1  Succoth  Place,  Edin. 

BRAND,  Robert  Harvey,  1894-7.  CI. 
4b-M.  5.  b.  23  Nov.  1880;  s.  of 
David  Brand,  Sheriff  of  Ayrshire,  13 
Royal  Terrace. 

Lt.  5th  D.G.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1902  ;  Lt.  1905  ; 
res.  1907.  Address:  80  Murrayfield  Gar- 
dens, Edin. 

BRICKMANN,  Francis  Ivan  Oscar, 
1894-8.  CI.  lb-3.  b.  19  Aug.  1884  ; 
s.  of  F.  W.  Brickmann,  11  Ravelston 
Park. 

Lt.  I.A. ;    m.  .     Address:    119th  Inf., 

Ahmednagar,  India. 

BRICKMANN,  John  Macdonald,  1894-8. 
CI.  P.3-2b.  b.  26  June  1886  ;  s.  of 
F.  W.  Brickmann,  11  Ravelston  Park. 

Lt.  I.A.  ;  m.  Feodore  Victoria,  dau.  of 
Col.  G.  Hutcheson,  late  I. M.S.  Address  : 
3rd  Brahmans,  Alexandra  Barracks,  Singa- 
pore, S.S. 


BROWN,     Alexander    Wood     Graham, 
1894-1904.     CI.    P.4-U.M.     b.    1885; 


s.    of   .J.    J.    Graham    Brown,    M.D., 
P.R.C.P.E.,  3  Chester  Street. 

Address  :  36  Bloomsbury  Square,  Lond., 
W.C. 

BRYDON,  James  Hastic,  1894-5.    CI.  4a. 
b.  15  May  1879  ;   s.  of  Adam  Brydon, 
Farmer,  Mount  Hooly,  Jedburgh. 
Farmer.     Address  :    Haddon,  Kelso. 

BUCHANAN,  Eustace  Cross,  1894-5 
(April).  CI.  la.  b,  1883;  s.  of 
H.  Cross  Buchanan,  St.  Andrews 
Road,  Bedford. 

BURNS,  James  Alexander,  Jan. -July 
1895.  CI.  P.l.  b.  17  Feb.  1887  ;  s. 
of  Alexander  Burns,  now  Man.  of  the 
Banco  Espaiiol  del  Rio  de  la  Plata, 
3  Lombard  Street,  Lond.,  E.C. 

St.  Paul's  Sch.  ;  XV. ;  with  mercantile 
firms  in  Lond.,  St.  Vincent  (Cape  Verde),  and 
now  in  Brazil.  Address:  c/o  Wilson,  Sons 
and  Co.  Ltd.,  Sao  Paulo,  Brazil. 

CAIRNS,  David,  jun.,  April  1895-1904. 
CI.  P.l-M.M.  b.  15  Nov.  1888  ;  s. 
of  David  Cairns,  Silverton,  Trinity 
Road. 

Address  :   90  Trinity  Road,  Edin. 

CALLENDER,  George  Howard,  1894-5. 
CI.    la,   2b.     b.  4  Nov.    1884  ;   s.   of 
Thomas    Callender,  Inverard,   Inver- 
leith  Gardens. 
d.  1895. 

CARLISLE,  Christopher  Hubert,  1894-8 
(Dec).  CI.  P.l-lb.  b.  1886;  s.  of 
George  Cariisle,  C.E.,  6  Lomond  Road, 
Trinity. 

Address :  Shreveport,  La.,  U.S.A.,  July 
to  May  ;   HeswaU,  Cheshire,  May  to  July. 

CARSTAIRS,  James  Leslie,  1894-1901. 
CI.  3a-Sp.  b.  8  March  1882 ;  s. 
of  R.  Carstairs,  I.C.S.,  51  Fountain- 
hall  Road,  Edin.  ;  Mackenzie  Prize 
(Science),  1901  ;   XI. 

Ch.  Coll.  Cantab,  I901-4 ;  B.A.  1904 
(Mech.  Sc.)  ;  CoU.  XL  ;  A.C.C.  ;  C.E.  ; 
A.M.I.C.E. ;  Actg.  Dist.  Engineer,  B.A.G.S. 
Rly. ;  m.  Helen,  dau.  of  James  L.  Kininmonth, 
Mount  Hesse,  Victoria,  Australia.  Address  : 
Departamento  de  Via  y  Obras,  Ferro  Carril 
del  Sud,  Guanahani  322,  Buenos  Aires. 

CONDER,  Archibald  Francis  Rcignier, 
1894-6.  CI.  4-5.  b.  3  July  1879  ;  s. 
of  Claude  R.  Conder,  LL.D.  Edin., 
Col.  R.E. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1902  ;  M.D. 
1904  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ;  Author  of  papers 
in  professional  journals  ;   m.  Anne  Wishart, 


2f 


450 


1894-5 


y.  dau.  of  A.  D.  Campbell,  8  Bellevue  Crescent, 
Edin.     Address:  Park  Villa,  Cheltenham. 

COUKVVALL,  James  Handyside  Mar- 
sliall,  1894-6.  CI.  P.2-lb.  b.  27  May 
1887  ;  s.  of  James  Cornwall,  I.C.S. 
(ret.),  11  Grosvenor  Street. 

Cargilfield  and  Rugby  (XV.)  ;  R.M.A. 
Woolwich,  1905-7  (German  Prize) ;  A.F.C.  ; 
Lt.  R.F.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1907  ;  Lt.  rgio  ;  ist 
CI.  Interpreter,  German,  1909;  French,  19:0. 
Address  :  51st  Batt.  R.F.A.,  Bordon,  Hants. 

COAWER,  William  Pearson,  1894-7 
(April),  CI.  8b-5b.  b.  1880;  s.  of 
W.  Cowper,  Glaitness  House,  Kirk- 
wall, and  6  Belle\'ue  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  L.R.C.P.  and  S.E.  1903  ; 
L.F.P.S.  Glasg.  1903  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ; 
late  Ho.  Surg,  and  Ho.  Phys.  Hampstead 
Gen.  Hosp.,  etc.  Address  :  30  Frognal  Lane, 
Hampstead,  Lond.,  N.W. 

CUNYNGHAME,  Ronald  Ogilvy  Blair, 
1894-1904  (April).  CI.  P.l-Armv. 
b.  15  Jan.  1887 ;  s.  of  R.  J.  Blair 
Cunynghame,  M.D.,  18  Rothesay 
Place. 

A.F.C. ;  Lt.  2nd  Batt.  Gordon  Highs. ; 
and  Lt.  1907  ;  Lt.  1910.  Address  :  Cairo, 
Egypt. 

DEWAR,  Alexander,  1894-1904,  CI. 
P.2-U.M.  b.  30  July  1885;  s.  of 
John  Dewar,  Villa  Rosa,  Trinity ; 
Dux  U.M.  CI.  1904 :  XV. ;  won 
Quarter-mile,  1902  ;  100  Yds.  1903  ; 
Mile,  1904. 

Clare  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  ;  Robert 
Greene  Cup  ;  Coll.  XV.  (Capt.)  and  VIII.  ; 
C.E. ;  fmly.  with  Chf.  Engineer,  Caled.  Rly., 
Glasg. ;  Officer,  Special  Reserve  (R.E.)  ; 
now  Ass.  Engineer,  Gharbia  Drainage  Pro- 
ject, Lower  Egypt.  Address:  Salahib, Lower 
Egypt,  and  Villa  Rosa,  Trinity,  Edin. 

DICKSON,  Ernest  Charles  Scott,  1894- 
1906.  CI.  P.l-Sp.  b.  24  April  1888 ; 
s.  of  Right  Hon.  Charles  Scott  Dick- 
son, K.C.,  M.P.,  L.A.  for  Scot., 
22  Moray  Place;  Mackenzie  Prize 
(Science),  1905  ;  Chem.  Anal,  Prize, 
1906;  XI, 

B.A.  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab ;  ist  CI.  Nat.  So. 
Trip.  ;  Ph.D.  Bonn.  Address  :  22  Moray 
Place,  Edin. 

DUFRESNE,  Bernard,  1894-5  (Jan.). 
CI.  4a,  b,  1880  ;  s.  of  R.  Dufresne, 
Calmont,  par  Dieppe,  Seine  Inferieure, 
Normandy. 

Address :  Calmont,  par  Dieppe,  Seine 
Inferieure,  Normandy. 

DUNLOP,  William  John  Mercer,  1894- 
1902.     CI.  P,4-7b,     b.  8  July  1885  ; 


s.  of  Rev,  J.  Mercer  Dunlop,  sometime 
Min.  Pollokshaws  U.P.  Ch.,  Ashbrook, 
Fciry  Road  ;  Balfour  Prize  (German), 
1902  ;    XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1906  ;  LL.B.  (Distinc- 
tion), 1907  ;  Grierson  Law  Bursary,  1906  and 
1907  ;  W.S.  191 1  ;  m.  1913  Olive  Cameron, 
y.  dau.  of  John  M.  Macpherson,  W.S.  Ad- 
dress :  8  Corrennie  Drive,  Edin. 

FASSON,  Charies  Herbert  Murray,  1894- 
1903.  CI.  P.4-7a.  b.  17  Nov.  1885  ; 
s.  of  Herbert  John  Hamilton  Fasson, 
B.C.S. 

Trin.  Coll.  Oxon,  1903-7  ;  B.A.  1907 ; 
M.A.  1910 ;  Cuddesdon  Theolog.  Coll. 
1907-8  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1908  ;  P.  1909  ; 
Ass.  Min.  Trin.  Coll.  Oxon  Mission,  Strat- 
ford, Lond.,  E.,  1908-12  ;  now  Dom.  Chap, 
to  the  Bp.  of  Gloucester  and  Dio.  Miss.  (Dio. 
of  Gloucester).  Address  :  6  College  Green, 
Gloucester. 

FERGUSON,  Alexander,  jun.,  1894-7, 
CI,  5a-7a,  b,  3  May  1879 ;  s,  of 
Alexander  Ferguson, 

St.  John's  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  1903  ;  M.A. 
1904;  Ch.  of  Eng.;  D.  (Exeter),  1905;  P. 
1906 ;  C.  of  Totnes,  Devon,  1905-7 ;  St. 
Stephen's,  Exeter,  Devon,  1907-9 ;  of  Al- 
phington,  Exeter,  1909.  Address:  19  St. 
Nicholas  Cliff,  Scarborough. 

FERGUSON,  James,  jun.,  April  1895-7. 
CI.  P.3-lb.  b.  20  Feb.  1886  ;  s.  of 
James  Ferguson,  K.C.,  of  Kinmundy, 
Mintlaw,  and  10  Wemyss  Place. 

Ardvreck,  Crieff,  1897-9,  and  Charter- 
house, 1899-1903  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ; 
Advocate,  1913.  Address:  Kinmundy, 
Aberdeenshire,  and  10  Wemyss  Place,  Edin. 

FERGUSON,  John  Mutter,  1894-6.  CI. 
2-3b.  b.  18  June  1884  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Ferguson. 

Bradfield  Coll.  Bucks ;  R.M.C.  Sandhurst; 
2nd  Lt.  K.O.S.B.  1901  ;  Lt.  1905  ;  Reserve 
of  Officers,  1908  ;  served  in  S.  African  War. 
1901-2  (Queen's  medal  with  clasp)  ;  now 
Mining  Engineer.  A  ddress :  Sungei  Buloh, 
Penang,  F.M.S. 

FORSYTH,  Thomas,  1894-5.  CI.  P.3. 
b.  23  March  1885  ;  s,  of  James  Noel 
Forsyth  of  Quinish,  Tobermory. 

Routenburn,  Largs,  and  Loretto  (1899- 
1901)  ;  m.  Clara  Smith,  Oregon,  U.S.A. 
Address:   Harrisburg,  Oregon,  U.S.A. 

FYFFE,  John  Elphinstone,  1895-8.  CI. 
3b-6,  b,  2  Nov,  1880;  s,  of  John 
Fyffe,  M.B„  Kirkwall, 

M.A.  Oxon,  St.  Edmund  Hall,  1898-1901  ; 
CoU.  VIII.;  WeUs  Theolog.  CoU.  1903-4; 
Episc.  Ch.  in  Scot.  ;  R.  Episc.  Ch.,  Mony- 
musk  ;    fmly.  Ass.  Master,  EUesraere  Coll., 


1894- 


451 


Shropshire,  1902-3  ;  Ass.  C.  Ludlow,  Shrop- 
shire, 1904-7 ;  Moseley,  Birmingham,  1907- 
10;  m.  Maud  Craske,'y.  dau.  of  Rev.  W.  M. 
Macpherson,  D.D.,Min.  of  Monymusk.  Ad- 
dress :  Monymusk  Parsonage,  Aberdeen. 

GARDEN,  Arthur  WilUam,  1894-1902. 
CI.  la-7b.  b.  1  June  1883 ;  s.  of 
William  Garden,  Uttershill,  Penicuik  ; 
XV.;  Gym.  VIII. 

Line.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  1906  ;  M.A.  1909  ; 
CoU.  XV.  (Capt.)  ;  W.S.  igio.  Address  : 
Uttershill,  Penicuik. 

GAVIN,  Crichton  Henry,  1894-1901.  CI. 
P.3-L.M.  b.  29  Jan.  1885 ;  s.  of 
Hugh  Morton  Gavin,  Ardmay,  Trinity 
Road. 

Bank  Clerk  ;  Assoc.  Inst,  of  Bankers  in 
Scot.  Address :  London  and  River  Plate 
Bank  Ltd.,  Buenos  Aires,  S.  America. 

GAVIN,  Hugh  Morton,  1894-1901.  CI. 
P.3-L.M.  b.  29  Jan.  1885 ;  s.  of 
Hugh  Morton  Gavin,  Ardmay,  Trinity 
Road. 

Assoc.  Inst,  of  Bankers  in  Scot.;  Clerk.  A  d- 
dress  :  29  Flanders  Mansions,  Bedford  Park, 
Lond.,  W.,  or  Ardmay,  Trinity  Road,  Edin. 

GOUDIE,     Gilbert    John,     1894-9.     CI. 
P.5-4a.      b.    31    Dec.    1884 ;     s.    of 
Gilbert  Goudie,  31  Great  King  Street, 
d.  26  April  1899. 

GOW,  Charles  Duncan  Mackintosh, 
1894-8  (Dec).  CI.  2a-Sp.  b.  8  Dec. 
1881 ;  s.  of  J.  M.  Gow,  Union  Bank 
of  Scot.,  66  George  Street. 

Ass.  Sec.  Dalgety  and  Co.  Ltd.,  Australian 
Merchants,  45  Bishopsgate,  Lond.,  E.G. 
Address  :  Chattan  Cottage,  Sutton,  Surrey. 

GO  WAN,  Anthony  Thompson,  1894-1903. 
CI.  P.5-U.M.  b.  9  Feb.  1885  ;  s.  of 
John  Gowan,  Accountant,  Commercial 
Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin.  ;  Dux  U.M. 
CI.  1903  ;   XV. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Farmer.  A  ddress  :  Beaver- 
lodge  P.O.,  Grande  Prairie,  Alberta,  Canada. 

HART,  James  Hugo  Barbour  Beriy, 
1894-1901.  CI.  P.l-2b.  b.  29  June 
1887;  s.  of  D.  Berry  Hart,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.E.,  29  Charlotte  Square. 

Merchiston,  1901-5  ;  XV. ;  Tea-planter, 
Travancore.  Address:  Sevan  Mallay  Estate, 
Munnar  P.O.,  Travancore,  S.  India. 

HORSFIELD,  Edwin,  1894-1900.  CI. 
P.4-2a.  b.  1884  ;  s.  of  John  H.  H. 
Horsfield,  20  Lomond  Road,  Trinity. 

JOHNSTON,  Daniel  Ainslie,  1894-8.  CI. 
P.3-2b.  b.  1887;  s.  of  C.  S.  S. 
Johnston,  East  Cottage,  Trinity  Road. 


In  China. 
Road,  Edin. 


Address  :     Emeston,   Boswall 


KEDSLIE,  Hamilton  Fyfe,  1894-9  (Dec). 
CI.   P.5-5.      b.  1885  ;    s.   of  Andrew 
Kedslie,  11  Forres  Street. 
Address  :    11  Forres  Street,  Edin. 

KENNEDY,  Norman  M'Leod,  1894-6. 
CI.  P.2-P.5.  b.  3  Dec  1885  ;  s.  of 
James  Y.Kennedy,  6  Gloucester  Place. 

School  Ship  '  Conway,'  1898-1901  ;  in 
shipping  office,  Lond.,  since  1903.  Address  ; 
16  Freeland  Road,  Ealing,  Lond.,  W. 

KERMACK,  Stuart  Grace,  1895-1901. 
CI.  P.l-4b.  b.  11  April  1888  ;  s.  of 
Henry  Kermack,  Advocate,  26  North- 
umberland Street. 

Fettes,  1901  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1909  ; 
LL.B.  1910;  Advocate,  1911.  Address: 
39  JIanor  Place,  Edin. 

KERMACK,  William  Ramsay,  Aprill895- 
Decl898.  Cl.P.3-3.  b.  1  July  1886  ; 
s.  of  Henry  Kermack,  Advocate,  26 
Northumberland  Street. 

Fettes,  1900 ;  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon,  1905-8  ; 
B.A.  ;  with  W.  and  A.  K.  Johnston  Ltd., 
Publishers,  Edin.  Address  :  39  Manor  Place, 
Edin. 

KNOBLAUCH,  Albert  Octavus,  1894-6. 
CI.  2a-3b.  b.  28  May  1881  ;  s.  of 
Hugo  Knoblauch,  Agra  Lodge,  Ferry 
Road. 

Merchant,  Leith  ;  m.  Doris  M.  Cunning- 
ham, Letham,  Perthshire.  Address:  7  Ann 
Street,  Edin. 

LATTA,  John  Jopp,  1894-1903.  CI.  P.4- 
7b.  b.  18  Aug.  1885  ;  s.  of  John 
Latta,  S.S.C,  17  Royal  Circus  ;  Mit- 
chell Medal,  1901  ;  Ferguson  Medal, 
1902  ;  Dux  CI.  6  and  7b,  1901-3. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  (Hons.)  ;  in  Finance 
Dept.  of  the  Govt,  of  India.  Address : 
Ass.  Accountant-Gen.,  Lahore,  India. 

LENNOX,  Hugh  Robert,  1894-7.  CI. 
P.4-2b.  b.  15  July  1885  ;  s,  of  Hugh 
Lennox,  18  Mansionhouse  Road. 

Loretto,  1901-4 ;  B.N.C.  Oxon;  XV., 
VIII.  Address :  1014  Howe  Street,  Van- 
couver, B.C.,  Canada. 

LOWIS,  Ninian,  1894-5  (Dec).  CI.  4b- 
M.  5.  b.  23  Aug.  1878  ;  s.  of  Col. 
Lowis,  Leversdown,  Bridgewater, 
Somersetshire. 

m.  Lucy,  dau.  of  Thomas  Glass  of  Fleming- 
ton  House,  Melbourne,  Australia.  Address  : 
Leversdown,  Bridgewater. 


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MACDONALD,  Hugh  Mackenzie,  1894-7 
(April).  CI.  P.1-P.3.  s.  of  John 
Maedonald,  44  Inverlcith  Row. 

MACONOCHIE,  Charles  Enicst,  April 
1895-April  1899.  CI.  P.5-Sp.  b.  27 
Jan.  1886;  s.  of  Charles  C.  Maconochie, 
K.C.,  Sheriff  of  the  Lothians  and 
Peebles. 

Lieut.  R.N.  ;  ret.  1909;  now  with  British- 
American  Tobacco  Co.,  Kuala  Lumpur, 
F.M.S.  ;  m.  L.  A.  Still,  dau.  of  E.  R.  Still, 
Windfield,  Leatherhead,  Surrey.  Address  : 
Kuala  Lumpur,  F.M.S. 

MAULE,  Robert,  1894-7.  CI.  P.3-lb. 
b.  21  Jan.  1884;  s.  of  Sir  Robert 
Maulc,  Findlater  Lodge,  Trinity. 

Morrison's  Academy,  Crieff ;  Leys  Sch. 
Cambridge  ;  XV.  ;  Ch.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  M.A.  ; 
Capt.  C.U.  Lacrosse  Team,  1906;  Capt.  Coll. 
Tennis  Team,  1907  ;  CoU.  Hockey  Team  ; 
Merchant.  Address:  Ashbrook,  Ferry  Road, 
Edin. 

MITCHELL,  Andrew,  jiin.,  1894-1905. 
CI.  P.2-Sp.  b.  23  Feb.  1886  ;  s.  of 
Andrew  Mitchell,  Advocate,  Sheriff- 
Sub,  of  Stirlingshire. 

Pembroke  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  ;  appren- 
tice C.E.  Address:  Langlees,  Biggar,  Lan- 
arkshire. 

MOIR,  Ian  Stewart  Sutherland,  1894-9. 
CI.  3-Army.  b.  1882  ;  s.  of  Dr.  John 
Wilson  Moir,  15  Howard  Place,  St. 
Andrews  ;   XV. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  XV.  ;  Capt.  LA. 
Address :  26th  (P.W.O.)  Light  Cavalry, 
Bangalore. 

MORONY,  Edward  Albert,  1894-9.  CI. 
4-M.  6.  b.  1880  ;  s.  of  William  Casey 
Morony,  50  Northumberland  Road, 
Dublin. 

m.  C.  Forrest,  y.  dau.  of  Thos.  Forrest, 
Bushmanskop,  O.R.C.,  S.  Africa.  Address  : 
76  Strathe£|,rn  Road,  Edin. 

NISBET,  Robert  Maitland,  1894-8.     CI. 
Ib-M.   5.     b.    24   Nov.    1882;     s,   of 
Robert  Nisbet,  26  Danube  Street. 
In  U.S.A. 

OLDHAM,  John  Edward,  1894.  CI. 
P.5.  b.  22  Jan.  1885 ;  s.  of  Col. 
Oldham,  51  Northumberland  Street. 

Emmanuel  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  1904 ; 
Theolog.  Student,  New  Coll.,  Edin.  Address : 
18  Succoth  Avenue,  Murrayfield,  Edin, 

PATERSON,  Graeme  Montague,  1894-9. 
CI.  P.5-2b.  b.  4  June  1888;  s.  of 
R.  A.  Paterson,  34  Abercromby  Place. 


Cargilfield  and  Clifton  (Drawing  Exhibi- 
tion) ;  Classical  Schol.  Trin.  Coll.  Oxon  ; 
2nd  Hons.  Mods.  Address  :  14  Rothesay 
Terrace,  Edin. 

POTTS,  George  Howell  Miller,  1894-6. 
CI.  lb,  la.  b.  11  March  1883;  s.  of 
Joseph  Potts,  Architect  and  Surveyor, 
13  Windsor  Terrace,  Newcastlc-on- 
Tyne. 

Richmond  Sch.,  Yorks  ;  Capt.  XV.  and 
XL;  Farmer,  Canada;  m.  .  Address: 
P.O.,  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  Canada. 

ROBERTSON,    Alastair   Hope,    1894-7, 
CI.  P.l  and  2.     b.  1888  ;  s.  of  Francis 
J.  Robertson,  W.S.,  34  Ann  Street. 
Planter,  Vallambrosa  Rubber  Co.,  F.M.S. 

ROBERTSON,  Euan  Barclay,  1894-7. 
CI.  4b-5a,  b.  6  April  1880;  s.  ofR.  A. 
Robertson,  S.S.C,  Kirkland  Lodge, 
Hermiston. 

W.S.  1904;  of  J.  and  R.  A.  Robertson, 
W.S.,  Edin.;  m.  Helen,  dau.  of  Edward 
Hewetson,  Murrayfield.  Address  :  8  Murray- 
field  Drive,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  James  Leask,  1894-9. 
CI.  2b-7b.  b.  2  April  1882;  s.  of 
Thomas  Robertson,  I.S.O.,  late  I.R., 
Edin.,  Stromberry  Villa,  Newhaven 
Road ;  Mackenzie  Prize  (Maths.), 
1899. 

F.F.A.  (first  place  in  Final  Exam.),  1904 ; 
Lt.  9th  Batt.  R.S.  (T.F.)  ;  Actuary ;  m. 
1913  Christina  Lucia,  dau.  of  Cavaliere 
Ressich.     Address:  72  Falcon  Avenue,  Edin. 

ROBERTSO N-D U R H A M,  WilUam 
Hugh,  1894-1907.  CI.  P.l  -  6.  b. 
17  Feb.  1889  ;  s.  of  J.  A.  Robertson- 
Durham,  C.A.,  35  Buckingham  Ter- 
race. 

A.F.C.  ;  W.S.  1912.  Address  :  35  Buck- 
ingham Terrace,  Edin. 

ROSE,  Charles  Anderson,  1894-5.  CI.  la. 
b.  22  June  1884  ;  s.  of  Andrew  A. 
Rose,  26  Regent  Terrace. 

Leys  School,  Cambridge  ;  Ch.  Coll.  Can- 
tab, 1905-8  ;  Coll.  XV.  ;  Capt.  C.U.  Lac- 
rosse Team,  1908  ;  Engineer.  Address  :  26 
Regent  Terrace,  Edin. 

SAVORY,  Colin  George  Henderson, 
1894-1904.  CI.  P.l-4a.  b.  22  Oct. 
1887  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Savory,  15  Great 
King  Street. 

Grange  C.C.  ;  in  Scottish  Widows'  Fund 
(H.O.),  1904-10;  now  Tea-planter,  Ceylon. 
Address :  Urumundella  Estate,  Ruanwella, 
Kelani  Valley,  Ceylon. 

SCOTT,  Hugh  Wilfred,  1894-6.  CI.  4b- 
5a.     b.   26  Sept.   1879;    s.  of  Hugh 


1894-5 


453 


Scott,   Duncraig,   Newport  -  on  -  Tay, 
Jute  Manufacturer,  Dundee. 

Farmer ;  m.  Helen  Berwick  of  Rires, 
Leuchars,  Fife.  Address:  Uras,  Dunnottar, 
Stonehaven. 

SETON,  George  William  Seymour,  1894-7. 
CI.  P.3-lb.  b.  3  April  1885  ;  s.  of 
Maj.  A.  D.  Scton,  36  Buckingham 
Terrace. 

H.M.S.  '  Britannia '  ;  XV.  ;  R.N.C. 
Greenwich  ;  XV.  ;  Flag-Lieut.  R.N.  ;  Mid- 
shipman, 1901  ;  Sub-Lieut.  1904;  Lieut. 
1907  ;  Signal-Lieut.  1909  ;  Flag-Lieut.  1910. 
Address  :  H.M.S.  '  Powerful,'  China  Station. 

SETON,  Henry  Winton,  1894-7.  CI.  P.l- 
P.3.  b.  1  Aug.  1887  ;  s.  of  Maj. 
A.  D.  Seton,  36  Buckingham  Terrace. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  ist  Prize  Physical 
Training,  1907  ;  Sen.  Cadet  Colour-Sergt. ; 
XV.  ;  Gym.  VHI.,  Capt.  1907 ;  Lt.  ist 
Batt.  9th  Gurkha  Rifles,  LA.  ;  served  with 
Mohmand  F.F.  1908  ;  operations  in  Moh- 
mand  Khel  and  Khyber  Pass ;  engagement  of 
Mutta  (medal  and  clasp,  '  Indian  Frontier, 
1908').  Address:  9th  Gurkha  Rifles,  Dehra 
Dun,  U.P.,  India. 

SHAW,  William  George,  1894-9.  CI. 
P.l-la.  b,  11  Sept.  1886;  s.  of 
W.  S.  C.  Shaw,  19  Ann  Street,  Edin. 

Repton  ;  Motor  Engineer  with  the  Russell 
Motor  Car  Co.  Ltd.,  Montreal.  Address  : 
5  Park  Avenue,  Montreal,  Canada. 

SHENNAN,  John  Eric,  1894-1905.  CI. 
P.1-6.  b.  21  July  1887  ;  s.  of  J.  W. 
Shcnnan,  Hermitage,  Wardie  Cres- 
cent ;  won  Hurdles,  1905. 

C.A.  191 2  ;  Accountant  in  Kimberley. 
Address:  P.O.  Box  488,  Kimberley,  S. 
Africa. 

SHERRIFF,  Charles  Alexander,  1894-9. 
CI.  P.4-2b.  b.  22  May  1886  ;  s.  of 
Lt.-Gen.  J.  P.  Sherriff,  C.B.,  29 
Palmerston  Place. 

In  Forest  Service  of  the  Bombay,  Burma 
Trading  Corporation  Ltd.  Address:  Chi- 
engmai.  Upper  Siam. 

SIMPSON,  Kerr  Alexander,  1894-6.  CI. 
4a-6.  b.  2  April  1878  ;  s.  of  Rev, 
George  Simpson,  M.A.,  Min.  of  Bridge- 
ton. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.L.  1902  ;  Solicitor,  1906  ; 
Clirn.  Lesmahagow  Sch.  Bd. ;  Capt.  Lesma- 
hagow  Co.  8th  H.L.I. ;  J. P.  Co.  of  Lanark  ; 
Sec.  Lesmahagow  Unionist  Assoc.  Ad- 
dress :  The  Hill,  Lesmahagow. 

SIMPSON,  Robert  Gordon,  1894-1905. 
CI.  P.2-Sp.  b.  14  Feb.  1887  ;  s.  of 
R.  R.  Simpson,  W.S.,  Edin. 

C.A.  191 1.  Address:  23  Douglas  Cres- 
cent, Edin. 


SIMSON,  Alan  George,  1895-1905.  CI. 
P.2  -  Sp.  b.  25  Jan.  1888  ;  s.  of 
D.  J.  Simson,  Advocate,  3  Glenfinlas 
Street ;   won  High  Jump,  1905. 

C.A.  1911.  Address:  3  Glenfinlas  Street, 
Edin. 

SIMSOX,  Hugh  James,  1895-1904.  CI. 
P.2-Army.  b.  15  Nov.  1886  ;  s.  of 
D.  J.  Simson,  Advocate,  3  Glenfinlas 
Street ;  XV. ;  won  High  Jump,  1904. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  XV.  Capt.  1905 ;  Lt. 
ist  Batt.  R.S.     Address  :   Japan. 

SINCLAIR,  Walter,  1894-7  (April).  CI. 
P.2-P.4.  b.  1885 ;  s.  of  Walter  Sin- 
clair, 32  Dundas  Street. 

Address  :   30  Dundas  Street,  Edin. 

SMITH,  Frederick  John,  1894-7.  CI.  4a- 
5a.  b.  5  Sept.  1878  ;  s.  of  J.  H. 
Smith,  Agent  National  Bank,  Leven. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Solicitor,  1904  ;  of  Smith 
and  Grant,  Solrs.  Address  :  National  Bank 
House,  Leven,  Fife. 

SMITH,  Robert  Beveridge,  1894-1905. 
CI.  P.1-6.  b.  14  Oct.  1886  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Smith,  S.S.C,  Belmont  Lodge, 
Trinity. 

W.S.  1910.  Address  :  Belmont  Lodge, 
13  Laverockbank  Terrace,  Trinity. 

SMITH.  Ronald  Edward,  1894-1900.  CI. 
la-Sp.  b.  19  Nov.  1883  ;  s.  of  Walter 
A.  Smith,  F.F. A.,  Balnagowan,  Mur- 
rayfield ;   XI. 

A.C.C.  ;  C.A.  1907.  Address  :  Dunskey, 
Seremban,  Negri  Sembilan,  F.M.S. 

STEUART,  Patrick  Lindsay,  1894-5. 
CI.  P.3.  b.  1883  ;  s.  of  William  Gray 
Steuart,  19  Lansdowne  Crescent, 

STEWART,  Jolm  Richard,  Jan.  1895- 
April  1897.  CI.  P.l,  P.2.  b.  1887 ; 
s.  of  James  F.  Stewart,  24  Howard 
Place. 

STEWART,  John  Walcot,  1894-1903.  CI. 
P.5-7b.  b.  2  Oct.  1885  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Stewart,  S.S.C,  7  E.  Claremont  Street; 
Mitchell  Medal,  1902 ;  Ferguson  Medal, 
1903. 


Edin.  Univ. ;    A.F.C.  ;    W.S.  1909. 
dress  :    7  E.  Claremont  Street,  Edin. 


Ad- 


TH  AT  CHER,  Lewis  Hay  Frederick, 
1894-1902.  CI.  lb -7b.  b.  2  May 
1885  ;  s.  of  Charles  Henry  Thatcher, 
F.R.C.S.E.,  8  Melville  Crescent ;   XV. 

Edin.   Univ.  ;    M.B.,  Ch.B.   1907  ;    M.D. 
1910  ;  M.R.C.P.E.  1910  ;   gen.  med.  pract.  ; 


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Med.  Clin.  Tutor,  Edin.  Univ.,  etc.  ;  late  Ho. 
Phys.  and  Ho.  Surg.  R.I.E.  and  Ass.  M.O. 
Edin.  Dist.  Asyl.,  Bangour.  Address  :  8 
MeUdlle  Crescent,  Edin. 

THOMAS,  David,  1894-7.  CI.  3b-4a. 
b.  1880  ;  s.  of  James  Thomas,  M.D., 
Kirkbrae,  Selkirk. 

THORBURN,  Mansel  Hav,  1894-1902. 
CI.  P.2-L.M.  b.  26  July  1885  ;  s.  of 
J.  Hay  Thorbum,  1  John's  Place, 
Leith. 

General  Delivery  Officer,  Vancouver,  B.C. 
Address:  Vancouver,  B.C.,  Canada. 

TODD,  Harn-  Campbell,  1894.  CI.  P.5. 
b.  26  July  1886  ;  s.  of  Ruthven  Camp- 
bell Todd,  6  Comely  Bank  Road. 

Fettes,  1899;  Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B. 
1910;  Lt.  R.A.M.C.  Address:  6  Comely 
Bank  Road,  Edin. 

TRENCH,  Julius  Francis  Chenevix,  1894. 
CI.  P.5.  b.  2  Nov.  1885  ;  s.  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  F.  Chenevix  Trench,  C.M.G., 
8  Grosvcnor  Gardens. 

Lt.  Northumberland  Fus.  (2ndBatt.);  2nd 
Lt.  1906  ;  Lt.  1911.     Address:  Sheffield. 

WATSON,  James,  jun.,  1894-1904.  CI. 
P.3-Sp.  b.  26  Sept.  1886;  s.  of 
James  Watson,  S.S.C.,  40  Bucking- 
ham Terrace. 


In  business.  Address :  19  Buckingham 
Terrace,  Edin. 

WATSON,  William,  1894-1900.  CI.  P.3- 
5a.  b.  19  Jan.  1885 ;  s.  of  Mrs. 
Alison  N.  \Vatson,  7  Salisbury  Road. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst  (third),  1904  ;  Lt.  2nd 
Batt.  Border  Regt.  ;  2nd  Lt.  IQ06 ;  Lt. 
1910  ;  now  attached  to  S.  Nigerian  Regt. 
Address  :   Lagos,  W.  Africa. 

WEIR,  Robert  Yaxley,  1894-1903.  CI. 
P.3-U.M.  b.  11  Aug.  1885;  s.  of 
Robert  Weir,  4  Oswald  Road  ;  XI. 

C.A.  1909;  of  Scott  Moncrieff,  Thomson 
and  Shiells,  C.A.,  Edin.  Address:  6  Oswald 
Road,  Edin. 

WIGHTMAN,  Thomas  Scott  Sandison, 
Jan.  1895-6.  CI.  P.3,  P.4.  b.  1885; 
s.  of  T.  W.  Wightman,  Denham  Green, 
Trinity. 

WILSON,  Rodney,  1894-6.  CI.  4a.  b. 
25  May  1878  ;  s.  of  John  Wilson, 
Castle  Park,  Huntly. 

C.M.P.  Address:  c/o  Commissioner  of 
Police,  Cape  Town,  S.  Africa. 

YOUNG,  Norman  Campbell,  1894-1904. 
CI.  P.4-7b.  b.  12  Dec.  1885  ;  s.  of 
Peter  A.  Young,  M.D.,  25  Manor  Place. 

Ch.  Coll.  Cantab ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B., 
Ch.M.  1908;  d.  6  Nov.  1911;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xix.  48. 


1895-6 


ADAMS,  Herbert  Frederick  Wilfred 
Laird,  April  1896-7.  CI.  P.3,  P.4. 
s.  of  D.  Laird  Adams,  Primrose  Villa, 
Trinity. 

ANDERSON,  Aubrey  De  Vere,  1895-9 
(April).  CI.  2b-4b.  b.  1882;  s.  of 
JDr.  T,  Anderson,  4  Greenhill  Gardens. 

Address  :   4  Greenhill  Gardens,  Edin. 

BELL,  Adam  Dickson,  1895-6.  CI.  5,  6. 
b.  27  July  1880  ;  s.  of  Christopher 
Bell,  Cashier,  Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1898  ;  Capt.  4th  (the 
Queen's  Own)  Huss. ;  2nd  Lt.  1900  (Sea- 
forth  Highs.),  and  afterwards  4th  (Q.O.) 
Hussars ;  Lt.  1901 ;  Capt.  and  Adj.  1908. 
Address  :   Curragh,  Ireland. 

BLACK,  John  Brown,  1895-8.  CI.  3b-5. 
b.  26  Sept.  1880  ;  s.  of  Gavin  Black, 
Wester  Moffat,  Airdrie. 

Lt.  Q.O.  Cameron  Highs.  1902  ;  m.  Her- 
mione  Theresa,  y.  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Greville 
Richard  Vernon  of  Auchens,  Ayrshire.  A  d- 
dress  :  Craigowan,  Symington,  Ayrshire. 


BLAIR,  Hugh  Alexander,  1895-1900. 
CI.  P.3-3.  b.  19  Jan.  1887 ;  s.  of 
Hugh  Blair,  C.A.,  15  Randolph  Cres- 
cent. 

Sedbergh  ;  C.A.  1912  ;  Lt.  ist  Low.  Brig. 
R.F.A.  (T.F.).  Address:  15  Randolph  Cres- 
cent, Edin. 

BOYD,  John  Gordon,  1895-8  (April).  CI. 
P.1-P.4.  b.  5  May  1888 ;  s.  of  John 
Boyd,  M.A.,  Advocate,  Sheriff-Sub. 
of  Lanarkshire  at  Glasg. 

H.M.S.  'Britannia';  Nav.  Sch.,  Whale 
Island ;  H.M.S. '  Vernon '  (four  ist  CI.) ;  Lieut. 
R.N.  1909;  Ass.  Navigator,  H.M.S.  '  Mino- 
taur,'1910;  Navigator,  H.M.S.  '  Britomart,' 
Sept.  1911.  Address:  H.M.S.  'Britomart,' 
Hankow,  China. 

BROWN,  John  Louis  CrommeHn,  1895-7. 
CI.  P.1-P.5.  b.  20  Oct.  1888  ;  s.  of 
John  Crommelin  Brown,  I.C.S. 

Cargilfield  and  Winchester ;  Winchester 
XL's  (Cricket  and  Football)  ;  Golf  Team ; 
King's    Medal    for    English    Verse ;     Trin. 


1S95-6 


455 


Coll.  Cantab,  1907  ;   B.A.  1910 ;  C.U.A.F.C. 
(XI.).     Address  :    14  Ainslie  Place,  Edin. 

BROWN,  William  Sanders  Murdoch, 
1895-9.  CI.  5-U.M.  b.  22  July  1881 ; 
s.  of  J.  Murdoch  Brown,  M.B., 
F.R.C.P.E.,  9  Walker  Street ;  XV. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1904 ;  gen. 
med.  pract.,  Edin. ;  m.  Mary  Stuart  Finlay- 
son.     Address:  13  Torphichen  Street,  Edin. 

BURNS,  Charles  Stewart,  1895-6  (Dec). 
CI.  5b  and  M.  6.  b.  1879 ;  s.  of 
William  Bums,  Drummond  Hill,  In- 
verness. 

BURROWES,  Charles  Eric  Handyside, 
1895-7.     CI.  P.3,  P.4.     b.  1886. 

CARLOW,  WiUiam  Lindsay,  1895-9.  CI. 
3a-U.M.  b.  1882  ;  s.  of  Charles  Car- 
low,  20  Eghnton  Crescent. 

CHALMERS,  Thomas  Michael,  1895-9, 
CI.  P.4-2a.  b.  Aug.  1886  ;  s.  of  Sir 
David  Patrick  Chalmers,  8  Bucking- 
ham Terrace. 

d.  1899. 

DAVLDSON,  David  Robert,  1895-8.  CI. 
2b-4a.  b.  21  May  1884  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Chisholm  Davidson,  late  I.C.S.  (Un- 
covenanted),  Oakleigh,  Boswell  Road, 
and  6  Ann  Street. 

Cheltenham  Coll.  1898-1902  ;  Gym.  VIII. ; 
R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1902-4  ;  Lt.  R.G.A. ;  d. 
6  June  1906. 

DAVIDSON,  George  Spence,  1895-7.  CI. 
P.3,  P.4.  b.  31  Aug.  1887 ;  s.  of 
James  I.  Davidson,  Saughton  Mains, 
Corstorphine. 

Cargilfield ;  Fettes,  1901  ;  Heriot-Watt 
Coll.  (Diploma  in  Engineering)  ;  Land 
Valuer.  Address:  Saughton  Mains,  Cor- 
storphine. 

DAVIDSON,  Henry  Betham,  1895-8.  CI. 
P.2-la.  b.  26  Nov.  1887;  s.  of 
Henry  Chisholm  Davidson,  late  I.C.S. 
(Uncovenanted),  Oakleigh,  Boswell 
Road,  and  6  Ann  Street. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1906-7 ;  passed  out 
fourth  with  Prize  for  Mil.  Engineering;  Lt. 
2nd  Batt.  loth  Gurkha  Rifles  ;  2nd  Lt.  1907 
Lt.  1909 ;  served  on  N.W.F.  1908 ;  opera 
tions  in  Zakka  Khel  and  Mohmand  country 
Matta  (medal  with  clasp).  Address  :  Tak 
dah,  near  Darjeeling,  India. 

DONALDSON,  Robert  Preston,  1895- 
1907.  CI.  P.2-U.M.  b.  1888  ;  s.  of 
Andrew  Donaldson,  Myrtle  Bank, 
York  Road,  Trinity. 

m.  1914  Janet  Stewart,  y.  dau.  of  David 


M.  Traill,  8  Palraerston  Road,  Edin.     Ad- 
dress :   I  S.  Inverleith  Avenue,  Edin. 

FERGUSON,  John  de  Courcy  Agnew, 
April  1896-1904.  CI.  P.3-Sp.  b.  2 
March  1887  ;  s.  of  James  Ferguson, 
K.C.,  Sheriff  of  Forfar,  10  Wemyss 
Place;  Balfour  Prize  (German),  2nd 
Acad.  Club  Prize  for  best  in  Modern 
Subjects,  1903. 

d.  14  Feb.  1904  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xi.  81. 

ERASER,  Arthur  John  Kennedy,  1895-6. 
CI.  M.  6.  b.  1879  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Eraser, 
Ardival,  Strathpeffer. 

ERASER,  Henry  Chapman,  1895-1905. 
CI.  P.3-Sp.  b.  28  June  1887  ;  s.  of 
Prof.  Sir  Thomas  R.  Eraser,  M.D., 
LL.D.,  13  Drumsheugh  Gardens. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  (Engineering)  ;  Ass. 
Engineer  with  Easton,  Gibb  and  Son,  Rosyth 
Dockyard.  Address  :  13  Drumsheugh  Gar- 
dens, Edin. 

GUILD,  William  John,  Jan.  1896-1907. 
CI.  P.1-7.  b.  1  Feb.  1889;  s.  of 
Alexander  Guild,  W.S.,  5  Royal 
Circus  ;   Mitchell  Medal,  1905. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Golf  Blue  four  years ; 
W.S.  1913.     Address  :  5  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

HALL,  John  Robertson,  1896-9.  CI.  3a- 
M.  6.  b.  6  Dec.  1882 ;  s.  of  Wilham 
Thompson  Hall,  Farmer,  Troughend, 
Woodbum,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1907 ;  gen. 
med.  pract.,  Fence  Houses  ;  m.  Grace,  dau. 
of  George  T.  Broadbent,  Onchan,  I.  of  M. 
Address :  i  North  Gill  Crescent,  Fence 
Houses,  Durham. 

HELM,  Herbert  Paul  Dundas,  1895-8. 
CI.  P.4-lb.  b.  1  Nov.  1885  ;  s.  of 
William  Helm,  Hawthorn  Lodge,  6 
Laverockbank  Terrace. 

George  Watson's  Coll.  ;  Mech.  and  Electric 
Engineer.  Address :  Hawthorn  Lodge,  6 
Laverockbank  Terrace,  Trinity. 

HONE YMAN,  Andrew  Lees  Muir,  1895-6. 
Cl.M.e.  b.  23  Jan.  1879;  s.  of  George 
Honeyman,  Foxhall,  Coui^ar  Angus. 

Trader,  Basutoland  ;  m.  Violette  Malvern 
Wilton.  Address :  Matelile,  P.O.  Maseru, 
Basutoland. 

HONEYMAN,  Henry  Robertson,  1895-6. 
CI.  5.  b.  30  Jan.  1881  ;  s.  of  George 
Honeyman,  Foxhall,  Coupar  Angus. 

In  business.  Address:  c/o  Shanghai  Tan- 
nery Co.  Ltd.,  Shanghai,  China. 

HUNTER,  Evan  Austin,  1895-7. 
CI.    P.2.       b.   28    Sept.   1887;    s.  of 


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Frank    Hunter,   W.S.,    25    Bclgraxc 
Crescent. 

Ch.  Ch.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  1909  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
Rosebery  Cup  and  Indiv.  Champ.  Edin. 
Univ.  191 1  ;  jepresented  Scotland  r.  Ireland, 
Athletics,  191 1  ;  Stand.  Med.  E.A.A.A. 
Champ.  440  Yds.  191 1  ;  W.S.  1912;  m. 
1913  Jane  Ritchie  Kay  of  Hill  of  Ruthven, 
Perth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Smith  Kay,  Edin. 
Address  :    7  York  Place,  Edin. 

HUNTER,  Ronald  M'Lcan,  1895-7.  CI. 
P.l.  b.  16  Oct.  1888  ;  s.  of  Frank 
Hunter,  W.S.,  25  Belgra\e  Crescent. 

In  business  in  the  Argentine.  Address  : 
7  York  Place,  Edin. 

INGLIS,  Joseph  Ellis,  1895-1904.  CI. 
P.l-5b.  b.  5  May  1889  ;  s.  of  Joseph 
Inghs,  W.S.,  110  George  Street. 

Sedbergh  ;  XV.,  XI. ;  Edin.  Univ. ;  A.F.C. ; 
W.S.  1913.  Address  :  29  Regent  Terrace, 
Edin. 

JOBSON,  Thomas  Smith,  1895-8.  CI. 
P.4-lb.  b.  Jan.  1887  ;  s.  of  William 
Jobson,  20  Belgrave  Crescent. 

Fettes,  1898-1905;  XV.;  R.M.C.  Sand- 
hurst, 1905-7  ;  Lt.  I. A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1907  ;  Lt. 
27th  Light  Cav.  1909.  Address:  c/o  King, 
King  and  Co.,  Bombay. 

LEES,  Arthur  Stanley,  1895-8  and  1900-1. 
CI.  4b-6.  b.  1882;  s.  of  the  Very 
Rev.  James  Cameron  Lees.  83  Blacket 
Place,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  K.C.V.O. 

Address  :  8  West  Gate,  Dunbar. 

LEES,  Harry  Rankine,  1895-1906.  CI. 
P.2-Sp.  b.  1887  ;  s.  of  Sheriff  Lees, 
K.C.,  4  Darnaway  Street. 

Address  :   4  Darnaway  Street,  Edin. 

LIDDLE,  Wilham,  1895-1905.  CI.  P.5-6, 
b.  3  March  1887;  s.  of  Thomas  Liddle. 
S.S.C,  2  Belford  Place  ;  Weir  Class 
Club  Essay,  1905  ;   XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  W.S.  1912.  Ad- 
dress :    2  Belford  Place,  Edin. 

LINDSAY,  William  Fisher,  1895-6  (April). 
CI.  P.2.  b.  30  June  1887  ;  s.  of  John 
Vassie  Lindsay,  J.P.,  Whitehope  and 
Levenshope,  Yarrow,  Selkirk. 

St. Mary's, Melrose, and  Sedbergh;  Woollen 
Manufacturer.  Address :  Whitehope,  Yar- 
row, Selkirk. 

M'DOUGAL,  Arthur  Robert,  1895-7. 
CI.  6-Sp.  b.  22  Nov.  1879;  s.  of 
George  M'Dougal,  Blythe,  Lauder, 
and  of  Earlston  Mains  ;  Mackenzie 
Prize  for  Science. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Lothians  and  Border  Horse  ; 
M' Donald  Cup,  1908-9;  Farmer;  Dir.  Scott. 


Chamber  of  Agriculture,  1907-10.     Address  : 
Blythe,  Lauder. 

M'EWEN,  David  Campbell,  1895-8. 
CI.  P.4-lb.  b.  20  Oct.  1885  ;  s.  of 
William  C.  M'Ewen,  W.S.,  9  Douglas 
Crescent. 

Radley  Coll.  1900-4  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S. 
1910.     Address  :   9  Douglas  Crescent,  Edin. 

M'LINTOCK,  Arnold,  1895-8.    CI.  2b-Sp. 
b.    1885 ;     s.    of    James    M'Lintoek, 
M.D.,  5  Atholl  Crescent. 
Bedford  Sch. 

M'LINTOCK,  Norman,  1895-8.  CI.  3b- 
M.  5.  b.  1882  ;  s.  of  James  M'Lin- 
toek, M.D.,  5  Atholl  Crescent. 

MATTHEW,  Albert  Clement,  1895-6. 
CI,  2b.  b.  1885  ;  s.  of  J.  Matthew, 
21  Craigmillar  Park. 

MENZIES,  Arthur  John  Alexander, 
1895-1905.  CI.  P.5-6,  b.  21  May 
1886  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Menzies,  10 
Lothian  Bank,  Eskbank ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1904. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  Medical  Student 
Address  :    30  Murrayfield  Road,  Edin. 

MILLIGAN,  John  Richard,  1895-1908. 
CI.  P.1-7.  b.  30  Oct.  1889;  s.  of 
Dr.  David  Milligan,  11  Palmerston 
Place  ;   XV.  (Capt.  1907-8) ;  XL 

Trin.  Coll.  Oxon;  XV.,  XL;  A.F.C.  Ad- 
dress :  1 1  Palmerston  Place,  Edin. 

MONILAWS,  Stanley  Hope,  1895-1901. 
CI.  P.3-4a.  b.  5  May  1887;  s. 
of  W,  M.  Monilaws,  Eldin  House, 
Lomond  Road,  Trinity. 

St.  Paul's  Sch.,  Lend.,  1901-3  ;  Lond. 
Scott.  XV. ;  with  Scott.  Prov.  Inst.,  Lond., 
1903-10  ;  now  Rubber-planter,  F.M.S.  Ad- 
dress :  Lukut  Estate,  Port  Dickson,  F.M.S. 

POOLEY,  Robert  Alexander  Chermside, 
1895-7.  CI.  6-7b.  b.  4  Aug.  1880  ; 
s.  of  Frank  Pooley,  Holmcroft,  Lis- 
card,  Cheshire. 

Electrician, Nat.  Telephone  Co.,  1897-1904; 
B.A.  Non-CoU.  Oxon,  1909 ;  St.  Michael's 
Theolog.  Coll.  Llandaff,  1910  ;  C.  St.  Alban's, 
Acton  Green,  Lond.,  W.  Address  :  Stone- 
leigh,  Liscard,  Cheshire. 

RAMSDEN,  Henry  Stanley,  1895-1903. 
CI.  P.l-4a.  b.  1888  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Ramsden,  2  Manor  Place  ;  Dux  CI. 
la  (Trotter  Medal),  1900,  CI.  3,  1902. 

Wool  Broker;  of  Russell  and  Ramsden, 
Pilrig,  Edin.  Address :  16  Douglas  Cres- 
cent, Edin. 


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REID,  William  Lewis,  1895-9.  CI.  lb-2a. 
b.  3  Sept.  1886  ;  s.  of  Hugh  Reid, 
1  Belford  Place. 

d.  25  Jan.  1900. 

RICHMOND,  Kenneth  Forbes,  1895-7. 
CI.  3a,  4a.  b.  8  Aug.  1882;  s.  of 
Rev.  Wilfred  Richmond,  Valley  End, 
Chobham,  Surrey. 

Glenalmond,  1897 -1900;  Headmaster, 
West  Heath  School,  Hampstead.  Address  : 
West  Heath  School,  Hampstead,  Lend.,  N.W. 

ROBERTSON,  Frederick  William,  1895- 
1900  (Jan.).  CI.  2b-7.  b.  22  April 
1883 ;  s.  of  Thomas  Robertson,  I.S.O., 
late  I.R.,  Edin.,  Stromberry  Villa, 
Newha\en  Road. 

F.F.A.  1904 ;  A.I.A. ;  with  Scott.  Widows' 
Fund  Soc.  H.O.  (Actuarial  Dept.)  ;  fmly. 
with  the  Yorkshire  Insur.  Co.  Ltd.,  York. 
Address  :   205  Newhaven  Road,  Edin. 

ROMANES,  James,  1895-1905.  CI.  la- 
7b.  b.  1886;  s.  of  James  Romanes, 
C.A.,  Fordell,  Melrose ;  XV. 

Schol.  Ch.  Coll.  Cantab.  Address  :  For- 
dell, Melrose. 

ROSS,  Frederick  Sullivan,  1895-6.  CI. 
P.2,  P.3.  b.  April  1887 ;  s.  of  Wil- 
liam Ross,  Richmond  Lodge,  York 
Road,  Trinity. 

Engineer.  Address:  Box  1804,  P.O.Van- 
couver, B.C.,  Canada. 

SHAW,  Charles  Clarkson,  1895-8.  CI. 
P.2-P.4.  b.  15  Aug.  1887;  s.  of 
James  Shaw,  5  E.  Fettes  Road. 

Berkhamstead  School,  1901-4;  Lond. 
Univ.,  Engineering  Course;  Lt.  2nd  (Heavy 
Brig.)  C.A.  1908;  Lt.  R.C.A.  1910;  pub- 
lished articles  on  heraldry,  history,  etc.  Ad- 
dress :  R.C.A.  and  R.C.E.  Mess,  HaUfax,  N.S., 
Canada. 

SMITH.  John,  jun.,  1895-1902.  CI. 
P.5-L.M.  b.  27  Dec.  1886;  s.  of 
John  Smith,  Holly  Lodge,  York  Road ; 
won  Mile,  1902. 

Of  John  and  Jos.  Smith,  Provision  Mer- 
chants, 40  Grindlay  Street.  Address:  18 
York  Road,  Trinity. 

SMITH,  Thomas  Ronaldson,  1895-7.  CI. 
5,  5a.  b.  12  Sept.  1879  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
G.  P.  Smith,  Tientsin,  North  China. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1905  ;  M.D. 
1907 ;  D.P.H.,  R.C.P.S.  Edin.  and  Glasg. 
1907 ;  two  yrs.  in  China  in  commercial 
house  before  studying  medicine  ;  served 
with  Kitchener's  Horse  in  S.  African  War 
when  a  medical  student ;  Extra  Ass.  Phys. 
West  House,  Roy.  Edin.  Asyl.  ;  Ho.  Surg. 
R.I.E.  ;  Ass.  Phys.  Monsall  Fever  Hosp., 
Manchester  ;  Sec.  Students'  Union  (Edin.), 


1903-4  ;   d.  3  Dec.  1908  ;   see  also  E.A.  Ch. 
xvi.  62. 

STEWART,  Archibald  Mathison,  April 
1896-April  1908.  CI.  P.l-Sp.  s.  of 
William  Stewart,  M.D.,  146  Ferry 
Road;  XV. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1913;  A.F.C. ; 
Capt.  1913-14;  Rugby,  U.Wales,  19 1 4.  Ad- 
dress :   146  Ferry  Road,  Leith. 

STEWART,  David  Duncan,  1895-8  (Jan.). 
CI.  3a-5.  b.  15  Sept.  1880;  s.  of 
Alex.  Stewart,  5  Strand  Road.  Seram- 
pore,  Calcutta,  E.I.  Merchant. 

Eight  yrs.  with  the  Borneo  Co.  Ltd.  in 
Lond.  and  Sarawak ;  now  Sec.  Falmouth 
G.C.  ;  m.  Edith,  dau.  of  C.  H.  Meldon,  Q.C., 
M.P.,  Dubhn.  Address:  6  Park  Terrace, 
Falmouth. 

STEWART,  John  Grosvenor,  1895-1902. 
CI.  P.5-5.  b.  1  June  1885  ;  s.  of  J.  G. 
Stewart,  Dunraven,  Lasswade. 

6th  V.B.R.S.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1905  ;  Lt.  1905 
(resigned);  m.  1910  Margaret  Hunter.  Ad- 
dress :    Greenfield  Lodge,  Lasswade. 

TAYLOR,  Arthur  Loudoun,  April  1896- 
1903.  CI.  la-7b.  b.  12  Jan.  1887; 
s.  of  Rev.  Wm.  Cook  Taylor,  19a  Duke 
Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  1907 ;  M.B.,  Ch.B. 
1909 ;  M.R.C.P.E.  1912  ;  Ass.  Med.  Off. 
Derby  Borough  Asyl.  ;  Mem.  Medico- 
Psycholog.  Assoc,  and  Caled.  Med.  Soc.  ; 
fmly.  Res.  Phys.  and  Clin.  Ass.  R.I.E.,  etc.  ; 
Specialty  :  Psychiatry.  Address :  Hawk- 
head  Asylum,  Paisley. 

TAYLOR,  Bertram  Alexander  Leonard, 
1895-6.  CI.  2.  b.  1881  ;  s.  of  W.  B. 
Taylor,  Dovecot,  Prestonpans. 

m.  1913  Ailein  Jessie,  y.  dau.  of  William 
Lingard,  N.Z. 

TURCAN,  James  Somerville,  1895-1906. 
CI.  P.1-6.  b.  July  1888  ;  s.  of  C.  J. 
Turcan,  33  Royal  Terrace. 

Caius  Coll.  Cantab,  1909-12.  Address : 
19  Douglas  Crescent,  Edin. 

WALLACE,  Forbes  Thomson,  1895-8. 
C1.4b-7b.  b.  11  June  1881;  s.ofF.T. 
Wallace,  Royal  Bank  House,  Leven. 

Law  Agent,  1904;  Hog  Farmer,  N.Z., 
since  1907.     Address  :   Waimate,  N.Z. 

WILSON,  Eric,  1895-7.  CI.  2,  3b.  b. 
25  Feb.  1882  ;  s.  of  John  Wilson, 
Castle  Park,  Huntly. 

Farmer,  South  America  ;  d.  28  Nov.  1901 
at  Estancia  Marino,  Buenos  Ayres. 

WYLLIE,  William  Gifford,  1895-1908. 
CI.  P.l-Sp.  b.  1889  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Wyllic,  56  Great  King  Street. 


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BALFOUR,  Isaac  Bayley,  1896.  CI.  P.2, 
b.  19  Oct.  1889;  s.'of  Prof.  Bayley 
Balfour,  Inverleith  House. 

Winchester  and  Magdalen  Coll.  Oxon. 
Address :  Magdalen  College,  Oxford,  or 
Inverleith  House,  Edin. 

BELL,  James  Sharp,  1896-9.  CI.  4a-6. 
1).  5  Feb.  1882  ;  s.  of  Christopher  Bell, 
Cashier,  Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin.,  59 
Manor  Place. 

Forester,  Katha,  Upper  Burma.  Address : 
c/o  John  Mackintosh  Bell,  W.S.,  Mofiat. 

BERTRAM,  James  Noel,  1896-1902. 
CI.  P.4-4a.  b.  28  Nov.  1886  ;  s.  of 
William  Bertram,  16  Windsor  Street. 

Sherborne ;  Engineer,  James  Bertram 
and  Son  Ltd.,  Leith  Walk,  Edin.  Address  : 
3  Regent  Terrace,  Edin. 

BLUE,  Angus,  1896-8.  CI.  M.  6.  b. 
Oct.  1880  ;  s.  of  John  Blue,  37  Great 
George  Street,  Westminster,  Lond., 
S.W. 

C.E.  Egypt  Address  :  c/o  Sir  John  Aird 
and  Co.,  Cairo,  or  52  The  Pryors,  Hamp- 
stead,  Lond.,  N.W. 

BREWIS,  Robert  Rainie,  1896-1906.  CI. 
P.l-U.M.  b.  23  Aug.  1888;  s.  of 
John  Brewis,  C.A.,  6  Regent  Terrace  ; 
won  Cricket  Ball,  1906. 

C.A.  1913.  Address  :  c/o  Russell,  Harris 
and  Co.,  Gresham  House,  Sharia  Suliman 
Pasha,  Cairo. 

CALLENDER,  Arthur  Herbert,  1896-7. 
CI.  4a.  b.  4  Nov.  1882  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Callender,  Eversley,  Stanley 
Road. 

Tanner ;  of  David  Callender  and  Sons 
Ltd.     Address  :  7  Inverleith  Terrace,  Edin. 

CALLENDER,  William  Edwin,  1896-7. 
CI.  5b.  b.  4  March  1881 ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Callender,  Eversley,  Stanley 
Road,  Trinity. 

Amateur  Champion  of  Scotland,  100  Yds. 
and  220  Yds.,  and  Ireland,  220  Yds.,  1899 ; 
d.  5  Dec.  1899. 

CASSELS,  Alister  Macdonald,  1896-7. 
CI.  3b.  b.  15  Dec.  1884  ;  s.  of  J.  A. 
Cassels,  4  Hampton  Terrace. 

Haileybury  Coll.  1897-1902 ;  Banker, 
Chartered  Bank  of  India,  Australia,  and 
China,  since  1904.  Address :  Chartered 
Bank  of  India,  etc.,  Bombay. 

CHAMBERS,  Reginald  Stuart,  1896-8. 
CI.  P.1-P.3.  b.  22  June  1888  ;  s.  of 
C.  E,  S.  Chambers,  44  Drumsheugh 
Gardens. 


Harrow  ;  Magdalen  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A. 
1910 ;  with  W.  and  R.  Chambers  Ltd., 
Publishers,  Edin.  and  Lond.  Address  : 
44  Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

CHRISTIE,  William  Marshall,  Jan.  1897- 
1905,  CI.  la-7.  b.8  Jan,  1887;  s.  of 
John  Christie,  9  Ravelston  Park. 

Trin.  Coll.  O.xon  ;  B.A.  1909  ;   New  Coll. 

Edin.;     Vice-Prin.  Hope-Waddell    Inst., 

Calabar,  W.  Africa.  Address:  9  Ravelston 
Park,  Edin. 

CLARK,  Thomas,  1896-1905.  CI.  P.5-6a. 
b.  31  March  1886  ;  s.  of  Sir  John  M, 
Clark,  Bart.,  17  Rothesay  Terrace. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  with  T.  and  T.  Clark, 
Publishers,  Edin. ;  m.  1914  Elenita  Mercy, 
o.  dau.  of  Frcincis  Drake  and  g.  dau.  of 
Capt.  W.  H.  Moubray,  R.N.,  of  Otterston 
and  Cockaimie,  Fife.  Address  :  25  Wester 
Coates  Avenue,  Edin. 

CLARK,  Thomas  Wilfrid  Rennet,  1896- 
1903.  CI.  P.5-7b.  b.  12  Nov.  1886  ; 
s.  of  G.  Bennet  Clark,  W.S.,  15 
Douglas  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.,  LL.B. ;  W.S.  1910. 
Address  :    11  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

COCKBURN,  Arthur,  1896-8.  CI.  P.l- 
P.4.  b,  29  Oct,  1888  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Cockbum,  17  Great  King  Street. 

Rossall;  F.F.A.  (with  Distinction),  1910. 
Address  :    17  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

COCKBURN,  Gordon,  1896-8.  CI.  P.2- 
P.4.  b.  29  June  1887  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Cockbum,  17  Great  King  Street. 

Rossall ;  Mem.  of  Inst,  of  Bankers,  Scot., 
1910.  Address :  The  Canadian  Bank  of 
Commerce,  Prince  Albert,  Sask.,  Canada. 

COLAM,  Harold  Nugent,  1896-1900.  CI.  6 
and  Sp.  b.  19  Ajml  1882 ;  s.  of  W.  N. 
Colam,  M.I.C.E.,  M.I.M.E,,  Warcika, 
Primrose  Bank,  Trinity ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1898  ;  Ferguson  Medal,  1899  ; 
Mackenzie  Prizes  (Chemistry),  1898 
and  1899 ;  Balfour  German  Prizes, 
1899  and  1900. 

Pembroke  Coll.  Cantab ;  Exhib.  Nat. 
Sc.  1900  from  School  ;  E.xhib.  Mech.  Sc. 
1901 ;  B.A. ;  Mech.  Sc.  Trip.  1903 ;  Coll.  XV. ; 
A.F.C.  ;  Ass.  Bridge  Engineer,  Bombay, 
Baroda,  and  C.I.  Rly.  Address:  c/o  King, 
King  and  Co.,  Bombay. 

COLAM,  Rosslyn  Leigh,  1896-1901.  CI. 
P.3-5b.  b.  28  Aug.  1887 ;  s.  of  W.  N. 
Colam,  M.I.C.E.,  M.I.M.E.,  Wareika, 
Primrose  Bank,  Trinity. 

Edin.  and  E.  of  Scot.  Coll.  of  Agricult. ; 
Hons.    and    Diploma ;    Ass.    Land    Agent 


1896-7 


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on  Chillingham  estates,  Northumberland  ; 
Agent  for  ICingsdon  estate,  Somerset ;  now 
Factor  for  the  Earl  of  Galloway.  Address  : 
Galloway  Estate  Office,  Newton  Stewart, 
Wigtownshire. 

COLAM,  Stanley  d'Eyncourt,  1896-1901. 
CI.  3b-Sp.  b.  29  June  1883  ;  s.  of 
W.  N.  Colam,  M.I.C.E.,  M.I.M.E., 
Wareika,  Primrose  Bank,  Trinity ; 
XV.;  Gym.  VIII. 

A.F.C.  ;  F.F.A.  1907 ;  Actuarial  Ass. 
Yorkshire  Insurance  Co.,  York,  190.5-7  ; 
Actuary,  Scott.  Insur.  Corp.  Ltd.,  since  Dec. 
1907  ;  m.  Margaret  Janet,  o.  dau.  of  John 
Sharp,  late  Sec.  Life  Assoc,  of  Scot.  A  ddress  : 
4  Denham  Green  Place,  Trinity,  Edin. 

COLQUHOUN,  Iain,  1896-1904.  CI. 
P.4-5b.  b.  20  June  1887 ;  s.  of  Col. 
Sir  Alan  John  Colquhoun,  Bart.,  of 
Colquhoun  and  Luss,  C.B.,  1  Royal 
Terrace  ;   XV. 

S.  father  as  14th  Bart,  of  Colquhoun  and 
Luss  in  1910  ;  Chief  of  the  Clan  ;  Lt.  Scots 
Guards;  2ndLt.  1910;  Lt.  1912.  Address: 
Rossdhu  House,  Luss. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Thomas,  1896-1903. 
CI.  Ib-M.M.  b.  21  Aug.  1886  ;  s.  of 
J.  Gilchrist  Cunningham,  J.P.,  2  Glad- 
stone Terrace,  Burntisland. 

Grain  Merchant ;  m.  Miss  HoUingworth, 
New  Mains,  Inchture.  Address:  Wellwood, 
Burntisland. 

DAWSON,  Francis  Errington,  1896-7. 
CI.  M.  5.  b.  28  Jan.  1880;  s.  of 
E.Dawson,  32  Rua  des  Jenellas  Verdes, 
Lisbon. 

Address  :  367  Rua  Central,  Foz  do  Douro, 
Oporto,  Portugal. 

DICK,  Henry  Cecil  Knox,  1896-8.  CI. 
4a-5a.  b.  27  July  1882  ;  s.  of  H.  K. 
Dick,  61  Grange  Loan. 

m.  M.  H.  MacKenzie,  Fort  William. 

GALLETLY,  Ian,  1896-1908.  CI.  P.l- 
Sp.  b.  15  Nov.  1889;  s.  of  John 
J.  Galletly,  S.S.C,  12  Great  King 
Street;  XV.,  XL;  won  100  Yds. 
and  eq.  Bradbury  Shield,  1908. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  1912  ;  Coll.  XV.  ; 
A.F.C;  W.S.  apprentice.  Address:  Inch- 
drewer,  Colinton,  Midlothian. 

GILLAN,  James  Angus,  1896-1905.  CI. 
la-7.  b.  11  Oct.  1885  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
James  Gillan,  B.D.,  4  Regent  Terrace. 

Magdalen  Coll.  Oxon;  B.A.  1908;  O.U.B.C. 
VIIL  1907, 1909;  Winning  Crew,  Four-oared 
Race,  Olympic  Internat.  Regatta,  Henley, 
1908  ;  won  Grand  Challenge  Cup,  Henley, 
1911  ;  Sudan  C.S.  since  1909.  Address: 
4  Regent  Terrace,  Edin.,  and  Sudan  Club, 
Khartoum,  Sudan. 


GRANT,  Ronald  Cameron,  1896-7.  CI. 
P.l.  b.  5  Aug.  1891  ;  s.  of  Maj.  John 
Grant,  20  Inverleith  Gardens. 

Edin.  Univ.  Address:  9  Ravelston  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

HALDANE,  Charies  Lee,  1896-8  (April). 
CI.  4a-6.  b.  29  April  1882 ;  s.  of  Robert 
Haldane,  Phantassie,  Prcstonkirk. 
d.  Oct.  1912. 

HAMILTON,  Gordon,  189G-1904.  CI. 
2-6.  b.  6  June  1885  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Fingland  Hamilton,  Lochleven  Lodge, 
Trinity  Road  ;     XV. ;     Gym.    VIIL 

(Bronze  Medal). 

A  ddress :  Beavcrlodge  P.O. ,  Grande  Prairie, 
Alberta,  Canada,  or  47a  George  Street,  Edin. 

HAMILTON,  Kenneth,  1896-1902.  CI. 
4b-7b.  b.  26  March  1884 ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Fingland  Hamilton,  Thorn- 
field,  Alderley  Edge,  Cheshire. 

Trin.  CoU.  Cantab ;  B.A.  ;  N.  Nigeria 
C.S.,  Political  Dept.  Address:  Kano,  N. 
Nigeria. 

HARPER,  James  Stuart,  1896-1904.  CI. 
2b-Army.  b.  3  Nov.  1885 ;  s.  of 
Joseph  Harper,  Ceylon  ;  Balfour 
Prize  for  French,  1904  ;   XL 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  Lt.  Manchester  Regt. 
Address  :  Keane  Barracks,  Curragh  Camp, 
Ireland. 

HOLE,  WiUiam  Arthur,  1896-1904.  CI. 
P.2-M.M.  b.  12  March  1887  ;  s,  of 
WilUam  Hole,  R.S.A.,  27  Inverieith 
Row. 

With  Bank  of  Egypt,  Lond.,  until  its 
failure ;  now  farmer  in  Hampshire.  Ad- 
dress :  c/o  William  Hole,  R.S.A.,  13  Inver- 
leith Terrace,  Edin. 

IIOWDEN,  Patrick  Eraser,  1896-8.  CI. 
P.3,  P.4.  b.  17  March  1888  ;  s.  of 
J.  M.  Howden,  C.A.,  11  Eton  Terrace. 

Repton  and  Cambridge  Univ.;  m.  1913 
AUce,  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Werninck,  R.  of 
Weston  Banff  ylde,  Somerset.  Address: 
Meldon,  Okehampton,  Devon. 

IMRIE,  Herbert  Drury  Macdonald, 
1896-9.  CI.  P.1-P.3.  s.  of  T.  Nairn 
Imrie,  34  Ann  Street. 

INGRAM,  George  Gray,  1896-1901  (April). 
CI.  lb-2a.  b.  Oct.  1885  ;  s.  of  George 
Ingram,  7  Christian  Bank,  Trinity. 

With  Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.  A  ddress  : 
c/o  Commercial  Bank,  52  Minto  Street,  Edin. 

JENKIN,  Charies  Oswald  Frewen,  1896. 
CI.  P.l.     b.  8  Oct.  1890  ;  s.  of  Charles 


460 


1890-7 


Frewen  Jcnkin,  Llanarthncy  House. 
Clytha  Park,  Newport,  Mons. 

King's  Coll.  Cantab.  Address  :  14  Lath- 
bury  Road,  O.xford. 

KIRBY,  Joseph  Thomas,  1896-8.  CI.  Sp. 
b.  2  Aug.  1880  ;  s.  of  R.  J.  Kirby,  8 
Tseekijig,  Tokio,  Japan. 

Capt.  I. A.  ;  2nd  I.t.  from  Militia  to  Roy. 
Warwickshire  Regt.  1901  ;  I. A.  1903  ;  Lt. 
1903;  Capt.  1910;  Supply  and  Transport 
Officer,  1910.     Address  :   in  Japan. 

LAIRD,  George  Ernest,  1896-1908.  CI. 
P.l  -  Sp.  b.  23  April  1890  ;  s,  of 
T.  P.  Laird,  C.A.,  39  Stirling  Road  ; 
2nd  Aead.  Chib  Prize,  best  in  Modern 
Subjects,  1908, 

Pembroke  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.,  Mech.  Sc. 
Trip.  1911.  Address:  c/o  Brown,  23  Ard- 
gowan  Street,  Greenock. 

LAIRD.  Patrick  Ramsay,  1896-1906. 
CI.  P.4-7a.  b.  13  Jan.  1888  ;  s.  of 
T.  P.  Laird,  C.A.,  39  Stirling  Road  ; 
Dux  of  School  and  1st  Acad.  Club 
Prize  for  Classics,  1906  ;  XV. ;  Sen. 
Ephor. 

Scholar.  Pembroke  Coll.  Cantab;  B.A., 
Class.  Trip.;  Home  C.S.  1911  ;  m.  Maud 
May  Florence,  o.  dau.  of  J.  F.  B.  Sharpe  of 
Christ's  Hosp.  Address  :  39  Stirling  Road, 
Edin. 

LATTA,  Robert  William  Campbell,  1896- 
1907.  CI.  P.4-7.  b.  3  Nov.  1887; 
s.  of  John  Latta,  S.S.C,  17  Royal 
Circus  ;   won  Fives  Cup,  1907. 

With  British  Linen  Bank,  Edin.  A  ddress  : 
28  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

LONGMUIR,  John  Ramsay,  1896-1900. 
CI.  4b-6.  b.  3  Oct.  1882;  s.  of 
T.  Longmuir,  Denork  House,  near 
St.  Andrews  ;   XV. 

Indigo-planter  and  Zemindar.  Address  : 
Patkabari  P.O.,  via  Beldanga,  E.B.S.  Rly., 
Bengal. 

LYELL,  Alexander,  1896-1900.  CI.  3b-6. 
b.  28  Sept.  1882;  s.  of  Alexander 
Lyell  of  Gardyne,  Montrose. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  XV.  ;  C.E.  Argentina  ;  m. 
191 1  Isabella  Yeaman.Alyth.  Address:  Neu- 
quen,  Argentine  RepubUc,  South  America. 

LYELL,  Thomas,  1896-1901,  CI.  2b-Sp. 
b.  4  Dec.  1883  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Lyell 
of  Gardyne,  Montrose. 

Solicitor,  1907.  Address:  81  High  Street, 
Montrose. 

M'EWEN,  Ewyn  Alastair,  1896-1906. 
CI.  P.2-U.M,     b,  1888  ;  s.  of  William 


C.   M'Ewcn,   W.S.,   9   Douglas  Cres- 
cent. 

Address  :   9  Douglas  Crescent,  Edin. 

MACKINNON,  Donald  William  Henrv, 
1896-9.  CI.  4b-L.M.  b.  9  April  1882 ; 
s.  of  Col.  Donald  W.  Mackinnon,  The 
Haven,  Carlton  Road,  Weymouth. 

Joined  Yeo.  (Fingal's  Horse),  Jan.  1902; 
went  to  S.  Africa  ;  after  the  war  joined 
Rhodesian  forces ;  now  farmer,  S.  Rho- 
desia. Address  :  c/o  Wilson  and  Co.'s 
Private  Bag,  Queen's  Mine,  Bambesi  Station, 
Buluwayo,  Rhodesia,  South  Africa. 

MACLAREN,  Thomas  David  Shaw,  1896- 
1902.  CI.  2a-U.M.  b.  20  Nov.  1883  ; 
s.  of  T.  Shaw  MacLaren,  W.S.,  30 
Fountainhall  Road  ;   XV. 

Rancher, B.C.  Address:  Doldavoe Ranch, 
Rieswig,  B.C.,  Canada. 

M'LEOD,  Alexander  Kelty,  1896-7,  CI. 
P,2.  b.  26  Aug.  1888;  s.  of  Lt.- 
Gen.  Sir  John  M'Leod,  G.C.B.,  Wardie 
Lodge,  Boswell  Road. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  Prize  Mil.  Administra- 
tion ;  Lt.  2nd  Batt.  Black  Watch,  Calcutta. 
A  ddress :  Bellevue,  North  Berwick. 

MACPHERSON,  Lachlan  Fowke,  1896. 
CI.  P.l.  s.  of  Lachlan  Macphcrson, 
Wyrley  Grove,  Pelsall,  Staffs. 

MENZIES,  George  Usher,  1896-9.  CI.  3b- 
4a.  b.  23  April  1882 ;  s.  of  T.  Menzies, 
8  Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 

Engineer;  with  Menzies  and  Co.  Ltd., 
Leith  (1900-6),  and  since  1906  in  Canada  ; 
now  draughtsman  for  the  Standard  En- 
gineering Co.  Ltd.,  Toronto ;  m.  Cora  Van 
Gant.    Address:  359 Spadina Road, Toronto. 

MILLER,  Thomas  Watson  Duddingston, 
1896-1908.  CI.  P.l -Army.  b.  27 
April  1890  ;  s.  of  W.  Henry  Miller, 
M.D.,  51  Northumberland  Street ; 
2nd  Acad.  Prize  for  Modern  Subjects 
and  Balfour  Prize  for  German,  1907 ; 
Mackenzie  Prize  for  Math.  1908. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich;  Prize  for  German; 
Lt.  R.E.  1910  ;  Army  Interpreter,  2nd  CI., 
German,  1911.  Address:  R.E.  Mess,  Wey- 
mouth. 

MONCRIEFF,  Leonard  Alexander,  1896- 
1900.  CI.  P.4-2b.  b.  7  Jan.  1887  ; 
s.  of  G.  H.  Monerieff,  10  Eildon  Street. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1910  ; 
Surg.  R.N.  Address  :  14  Queen's  Gardens, 
St.  Andrews. 

MORE,  James,   1896-1900.     CI.   P.l-lb, 
b,   June    1888 ;     s.    of   James    More, 
jun.,  C.E.,  13  Drummond  Place. 
Blair  Lodge. 


1896-7 


461 


MOUNSEY,  James  Little,  1896-1906. 
CI.  lb-7.  b.  Oct.  1887  ;  s.  of  J.  L. 
Mounsey,  W.S.,  24  Gleneairn  Crescent ; 
Mackenzie  Prize  for  Classics,  1906  ; 
XV.  Capt.  ;   XI.  Capt.  ;   Sen.  Ephor, 

Univ.  Coll.  O.xon,  B.A. ;  Edin.  Univ.  ; 
LL.B. ;  W.S.  1912.  Address:  24  Gleneairn 
Crescent,  Edin. 

MURRAY,  David  Hotson,  1896-7.  CI. 
lb.  b.  18  March  1885  ;  s.  of  James 
Murray,  Circular  Road,  St,  John's, 
Newfoundland. 

Import  and  Export  Merchant.  Address  : 
Sunnyside,  St.  John's,  Newfoundland. 

MYLNE,  James  Graham,  1896-1900. 
CI.  P.5-4b.  b.  7  Dec.  1886;  s.  of 
James  Mylne,  W.S.,  10  Ainslie  Place. 

Harrow,  1900-5  ;  Univ.  Coll.  Oxon,  B.A. ; 
W.S.  1913.     Address:  10  Ainslie  Place,  Edin. 

PAULIN,  Neil  Godfrey,  1896-1905.  CI. 
P.4-7a.  b.  18  Dec.  1886  ;  s.  of  Sir 
David  Paulin,  6  Forres  Street ;  XI.  ; 
won  Fives  Cup,  1903. 

New  CoU.  Oxon,  B.A. ;  Coll.  XL,  XV.,  and 
Golf;  W.S.  apprentice.  Address:  6  Forres 
Street,  Edin. 

PRINGLE,  James,  1896-9.  CI.  lb-4a. 
b.  4  April  1886  ;  s.  of  David  Pringle, 
19  Stirling  Road,  Trinity. 

Harrow  ;  2nd  Prize  Public  Schools  Boxing 
Comps.,  Aldershot,  1904 ;  Colonial  Broker, 
6  Crosby  Square,  Lond.,  E.C.  Address:  29 
Castelnau,  Barnes,  Lond.,  S.W. 

RAMSAY,  Edward  Bannerman,  1896- 
1900.  CI.  la-L.M.  b.  13  Jan.  1886  ; 
s.  of  E.  B.  Ramsay  of  10  Victoria 
Square,  Stirling. 

With  Chartered  Bank  of  India,  Australia, 
and  China  in  Lond.  and  Bangkok ;  now 
Accountant,  Union  Bank  of  Canada,  and 
farmer ;  m.  .  A  ddress :  Balmain  Farm, 
Fillmore,  Sask.,  Canada. 

RITCHIE,  Thomas  Clark,  1896-1904. 
CI.  la-7a.  b.  26  Oct.  1886 ;  s.  of 
James  Ritchie,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E,, 
22  Charlotte  Square. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  (Sp.  Dist.  Physiol.), 
1909;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1911  ;  Buchanan  Schol. 
Gynecol.;  Pres.  Roy.  Med.  Soc.  1911-12  ; 
late  Ho.  Surg.  Gynecol.  Wards  and  Ho. 
Phys.  R.I.E.,  and  Ho.  Phys.  Roy.  Edin. 
Hosp.  for  Sick  Children,  1912-13.  Address: 
22  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

RONEY-DOUGALL,  Alistair  Richard, 
1896-1905.  a.  lb-Army.  b.  14  Jan. 
1887  ;  s.  of  R.  J.  Roney-Dougall  of 
Ratho,  Glen  May,  Colinton. 


Lt.  R.F.A.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1907  ;  Lt.  1910 ; 
m.  Edith,  dau.  of  Theodore  Ormwod, 
Brighouse,  Yorks.  Address  :  R.A.  Mess, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

SANDERSON,  Frederick  Borthwick, 
1896-1900.  CI.  P.1-P.5.  b.  15  June 
1889  ;  s.  of  F.  R.  Sanderson,  5  Carlton 
Terrace. 

•  Caius  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  ;  Medical 
Student.  Address :  12  Rothesay  Terrace, 
Edin. 

SMITH,  Robert  Addison,  jun.,  1896-1903. 
CI.  P.3-5a.  b.  20  Sept.  1887  ;  s.  of 
R.  Addison  Smith,  S.S.C.,  3  Belgrave 
Crescent ;   XI. 

A.C.C.  and  Grange  C.C.  ;  Lt.  3rd  Batt. 
Seaforth  Highs.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1908.  Address  : 
3  Belgrave  Crescent,  Edin. 

STEWART,  David  Williamson,  1896-9. 
CI.  3b-L.M.  b.  17  Dec.  1881  ;  s.  of 
D.  W.  Stewart,  Cartland,  Lanark. 

Mining  Engineer.  Address  :  Manager, 
Tregeagle  Mine,  St.  Neots,  Liskeard,  Corn- 
wall. 

THOMSON,  Henry  Murray,  1896-1905. 
CI.  P.3-5b.  b.'  8  Feb."  1888  ;  s.  of 
William  Thomson,  14  Abercromby 
Place. 

In  Leith  shipping  office.  Address :  30 
Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  John  Sinclair  Macphail, 
1896-1908.  CI.  P.3-7a.  b.  3  June 
1889;  .s.  of  John  Thomson,  M.D., 
14  Coates  Crescent ;  Mackenzie  Prize 
for  Classics,  1908. 

Exhib.  St.  John's  Coll.  Oxon ;  B.A.  Mods.  ; 
2nd  Lit.  Hum.  Address:  1 4  Coates  Crescent, 
Edin. 

THOMSON,  Thomas  Cleghorn,  1896-1900. 
CI.  P.5-4b.  b,  18  Dec.  1887  ;  s.  of 
John  Thomson,  M.D.,  14  Coates 
Crescent. 

d.  25  Sept.  1900  of  typhoid. 

WALLACE,  Charles  Gordon,  1896-1901. 
CI.  4b-7b.  b.  8  July  1884;  s.  of 
Forbes  T.  Wallace,  Royal  Bank,  Leven. 

Paper  Maker;  m.  1910  Betty,  dau.  of 
J.  Hodge,  Guardbridge.  Address  :  Denny, 
Stiriing. 

WALLACE,  George  Willoughby,  1896- 
1908.  CI.  P.1-6.  b.  11  Nov.  1888  ; 
s.  of  R.  W.  Wallace,  W.S.,  7  Inverleith 
Row ;  XI.  Capt.  1908  ;  Fives  Cup, 
1908. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A. ;  Fives  Team,  1909-11 ; 
A.F.C. ;  A.C.C.  Address:  7  Inverleith  Row, 
Edin. 


462 


1897-8 


WEDDERSPOON,  William  Melville, 
1896-8.  CI.  7b-Sp.  b.  28  Aug.  1881  ; 
s.  of  James  VVcdderspoon,  J. P.,  Spey- 
bank,  Fochabers.  Comr.  to  the  Duke 
of  Richmond  and  Gordon,  K.G.  ; 
Ferguson  Medal,  1898. 

C.A.  1905  ;  m.  Katharine,  2nd  dau.  of 
W.  R.  Henderson  of  Chisholme,  Hawick. 
Address  :  c/o  Williamson,  Balfour  and  Co., 
Valparaiso,  Chili. 

WHITE,  Richard,  1896-9.  CI.  4a-6.  b. 
1882  ;  s.  of  William  White,  30  Regent 
Terrace. 

W.S.  1906.  Address  :  14  Ettrick  Road, 
Edin. 

WHYTE,  Gustavus  Aird,  March  1897- 
1900.  CI.  P.3-lb.  b.  28  May  1888  ; 
s.  of  Veiy  Rev.  Alexander  Whyte. 
D.D.,  Prin.  of  New  Coll.,  Edin.,  Mod. 
G.A.  of  F.  Ch.  of  Scot.  1898. 
Address  :   7  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

WILKIE.  David  Percival  Dalbreck, 
1896-9.  CI.  4b-6b.  b.  5  Nov.  1882  ; 
s.  of  D.  Wilkie,  Ardmore,  Kirriemuir  ; 
XV. ;  Gym.  VIII. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,Ch.B.  1904;  F.R.C.S.E. 
1907  ;  M.D.  1908 ;  Ch.M.  (Gold  Medal), 
1909  ;  also  at  Univs.  of  Bonn  and  Vienna ; 
gen.  med.  pract.  ;  Fell.,  late  Pres.  Roy. 
Sled.  Soc.,  Edin.  ;  late  Ho.  Surg.  Chalmers 
Hosp.  and  Ho.  Surg.  Roy.  Edin.  Hosp.  for 
Sick  Children ;  various  contributions  to 
med.  journals.  Address:  2  Randolph  Place, 
Edin. 


WOOD,  Douglas  Mure,  1896-9.  CI.  M.  5- 
Sp.  b.  8  Jan.  1882 ;  s.  of  G.  M.  Wood, 
S.S.C.,  Linkview,  Bruntsfield  Place  ; 
Special  EngUsh  Essay  Prize,  1899 ; 
XV.  ;  won  Quarter-mile,  1898 ;  100 
Yds.  and  Long  Leap,  1898  and  1899, 

A.F.C. ;  A.C.C.  ;  C.A.  1905 ;  Sec.  S.A.M. 
Co.  1914.  Address  :  2  Glencairn  Crescent, 
Edin. 

WYNYARD,  Montagu  Lascelles  Travers, 
April    1897-1900.      CI.    P.4-la.      b. 

1885  ;    s.  of  Lt.-Col.  Montagu  Wyn- 
yard,  27  Warriston  Crescent. 

Banker.  Address  :  London  and  BraziUan 
Bank,  Sa3  Paulo,  Brazil. 

WYSE,  William  Edwin,  1896-1905.  CI. 
P.l-5b.  b.  19  Nov.  1888 ;  s.  of  W.  A. 
Wyse,  20  Deanpark  Crescent. 

In  Edin.  Life  Insur.  Office.  Address  :  20 
Deanpark  Crescent,  Edin. 

YEAMAN,  William  George,  189G-1900. 
CI.  4b-Sp.  b.  9  March  1883  ;  s.  of 
John  Yeaman,  Solicitor,  Alyth. 

Glasg.  Univ. ;  B.Sc. ;  Ex-Engineer,  P.W.D. 
India.  Address  :  3rd  Div.  Lower  Jhelum 
Canal,  Sargodha,  Punjab,  India. 

YOUNG,  Norman  Mitchell,  1896-1908. 
CI.  P.l-U.M.  b.  23  Aug.  1890  ;  s,  of 
Alexander  Young,  Ravenslea,  Trinity 
Road. 

C.A.  apprentice ;  2nd  Lt.  9th  Batt.  R.S. 
(T.F.) ;  2nd  Lt.  rst  Batt.  R.S.  1914.  Ad- 
dress :  Allahabad. 


1897-8 


ALSTON,  Patrick  Rankine,  1897-9.  CI. 
4a,  5,  b.  1  May  1879  ;  s.  of  John  M. 
Alston,  Beechwood,  Airdrie,  Solicitor, 
Banker,  and  Town  Clerk,  Coatbridge. 

With  Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.,  Coat- 
bridge.    Address  :   Beechwood,  Airdrie. 

ANDERSON,  Edward  Damley,  1897- 
Christmas  1908.  CI.  P.l-Army.  b. 
18  Aug.  1890 ;  s.  of  John  M.  Ander- 
son, 15  Grosvenor  Street ;  XV.,  XL  ; 
Ephor. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst;  Lt.  1st  North  Stafford- 
shire Regt.  Address  :  Buttevant,  Co.  Cork, 
Ireland,  and  15  Grosvenor  Street,  Edin. 

ARNOTT,  Allan  Maxwell,  1897-1904 
(April).  CI.  3-Army.  b.  3  Oct.  1886  ; 
s.  of  Brig.  Surg.  Lt.-Col.  James  Arnott, 
M.D.,  Wyseby,  Ecclefechan,  Dum- 
friesshire, 


R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1906 ;  Lt.  I.A. ;  2nd 
Lt.  ist  Batt.  Scottish  Rifles  (Cameronians)  ; 
Lt.  I.A.  1909.  Address :  2nd  Batt.  4th 
Gurkha  Rifles,  Bakloh,  Punjab. 

BAIN,  David  M'Laren,  1897-1910  (July). 
CI.  P.1-7.  b.  10  Sept.  1891  ;  s.  of 
William  Bain,  Sec.  B.L.  Bank,  42 
Moray  Place;  XV,  Capt.  1909-10; 
XI. ;  won  Half-mile,  1909 ;  Head 
Ephor. 

Triu.  Coll.  Oxon ;  O.U.R.F.C.  Capt. ; 
A.F.C. ;  Rugby,  v.  England,  1911-13;  v. 
Ireland,  1913-14;  v.  Wales,  1912-14,  Capt. 
1914;  w.  France,  1912-13;  v.  S.Africa,  1912. 
Address:  Trinity  College,  Oxford,  and  42 
Moray  Place,  Edin. 

BAIN,  William  Frederick,  1895-1905. 
CI.  P.l-L.M.  b.  31  Aug.  1889 ;  s.  of 
William  Bain,  Sec.  B.L.  Bank,  42 
Moray  Place. 

Address  :  42  Moray  Place,  Edin. 


1897-8 


463 


BANKS,  Charles  Spalding,  1897-1904 
(April).  CI.  P.3-5b.  b.  17  Oct.  1887 ; 
s.  of  George  C.  Banks,  S.S.C,  12  Atholl 
Crescent. 

Motor  Engineer.  Address:  38Westio6th 
Street,  New  York  City,  U.S.A. 

BINNIE,  Robert  Frederick,  1897-1901. 
CI.  4a-7b.  b.  7  Jan.  1884;  s.  of 
Thomas  Binnie,  Farmer,  Seton  Mains, 
Longniddry. 

E.I.  Merchant.  Address :  c/o  Paterson, 
Simons  and  Co.,  Penang,  S.S. 

BLACK,  William  Macmillan,  1897-1901. 
CI.  4a-Sp.  b.  12  Sept.  1883  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  W.  M.  Black,  Anwoth  House, 
Gatehouse  ;    XV. ;    Gym.  VIII. 

Capt.  and  Adj.  58th  Vaughan's  Rifles 
(F.F.),  India ;  2nd  Lt.  from  Militia,  R.S.  Fus., 
1902;  I. A.  1903;  Lt.  1904;  Capt.  1911. 
Address  :   Quetta,  Baluchistan. 

BLACKWOOD,  Robert  Cecil,  1897-1907. 
CI.  P.4-U.M.  b.  27  April  1889  ;  s. 
of  William  Blackwood,  Writer,  B.L. 
Bank  House,  Peebles ;  1st  Essay 
Prize,  1906 ;  Sec.  Scientific  Soc. 
1906-7  ;   XV. ;    Gym.  VIII. 

Edin.  Univ.,  B.Sc.  (Engineering).  Ad- 
dress: c/o  Blackwood  and  Smith,  W.S., 
Peebles. 

BOYD,  Thomas  Jamieson  Laycock  Stir- 
hng,  1897-1905.  CI.  lb-7.  b.  23  Oct. 
1886;  s.  of  P.  J.  Stirling  Boyd, 
D.L.,  Ormelie,  Murrayfield ;  Mac- 
kenzie Prize  for  Chemistry,  1905. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Trin.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A. 
19 1 2.     Address  :    6  Magdala  Place,  Edin. 

BRICKMANN,  Frederick  William,  1897- 
1902.  CI.  P.2-2a.  b.  8  Aug.  1887; 
s.  of  F.  W.  Brickmann,  11  Ravelston 
Park. 

Address  :  Westholme,  Vancouver  Island, 
B.C. 

BRICKMANN,  Hugh  Morton  Gavin, 
1897-1904!  CI.  P.l-3a.  b.  21  July 
1890  ;  s.  of  F.  W.  Brickmann,  11 
Ravelston  Park. 

Address  :  Westholme,  Vancouver  Island, 
B.C. 

BRIGGS,  James  Lindsay,  1897-8  (Dec.). 
CI.  P.l.  b.  1890;  s.  of  William 
Briggs,  11  Danube  Street. 

BROWN,  Lawrence  Forbes,  1897-1900. 
a.  4b-M.  6.  b.  7  Nov.  1882  ;  s.  of 
L.  C.  Brown,  The  Warren,  Penang, 
Insp.  of  Coco-nuts,  F.M.S. 


Accountant  and  Rubber-planter.  Ad- 
dress :  Telok  Estate,  Klang,  Selangor,  F.M.S. 

BROWTST,  Walter  George,  1897-1900. 
CI.  la-L.M.  b.  28  Aug.  1883  ;  s.  of 
John  Brown,  The  Priory,  Hamilton. 

Address  :  Kilrenny,  Southbrae  Drive, 
Jordanhill,  Glasg. 

BRUCE,  Alexander  Charles  Arbuthnot, 
1897-1908.  CI.  P.l-M.  6.  b.  1  Sept. 
1889  ;  s.  of  James  Bruce,  W.S.,  59 
Great  King  Street. 

Engineer.  Address:  59  Great  King  Street, 
Edin. 

BRUCE,  William,  1897-1906.  CI.  P.4-6. 
b.  12  July  1887  ;  s.  of  James  Bruce, 
W.S.,  59  Great  King  Street ;  XV.  ; 
Gym.  VIII. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1911  ;  A.F.C. 
Address  :  59  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

CHALMERS,  James  Lorimer,  1897-9. 
CI.  P.3-P.5.  b.  1  July  1888;  s.  of 
Sir  David  Patrick  Chalmers,  8  Buck- 
ingham Terrace. 

Engineer.  Address :  Fox  Covert,  Cor- 
storphine,  Midlothian. 

CHRISTIE,  William  Leslie,  April  1898- 
1900.  CI.  6-7.  b.  30  March  1883; 
s.  of  William  Christie  of  Lochdochart, 
Crianlarich ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for 
Chemistry,  1900. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1903  ;  LL.B.  1906 
M'Gill  Univ.,  Montreal,  1903-4;  W.S. 
1907.  Address  :  Braemar  House,  White- 
house  Terrace,  Edin. 

CONDUITT,  Robert  Bruce,  1897-1904. 
CI.  P.l-3a.  b.  13  April  1890  ;  s.  of 
H.  W.  Conduitt,  Mount  Abu,  Raj- 
pootana,  India. 

Fettes,  1904-6  ;  with  Commercial  Bank  of 
Scot.,  Edin.  Address  :  38  St.  Alban's  Road, 
Edin. 

COOK,  Adrian  Henry,  1897-9.  CI.  P.3- 
la.  b.  1889  ;  s.  of  Sir  Henry  Cook, 
W.S.,  22  Eglinton  Crescent. 

Rugby ;  Univ.  Coll.  Oxon ;  B.A.  1910. 
Address  :   22  EgUnton  Crescent,  Edin. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Alan  Gordon,  1897-9. 
CI.  2a.  b.  1  May  1887  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
D.  J.  Cunningham,  M.D.,  43  Fitz- 
william  Place,  Dublin. 

Lt.  R.F.A. ;  2udLt.  1906;  Lt.  1909.  Ad- 
dress :   12th  Batt.  R.F.A.,  Lahore,  India. 

DALE,  John  Robert,  1897-1900  (April). 
CI.  4a-U.M.     b.  24  May  1881  ;    s.  of 


464 


1897-8 


Thomas  Dale,  Scoughall,  North  Ber- 
wick. 

Fanner.  Address  :  Scoughall,  North  Ber- 
wick. 

DAVIDSON,  Francis  Chartcris,  1897- 
1901  (Dec).  CI.  P.4-4b.  b.  28  Aug. 
1889;  s.  of  Heim'  Chisholni  David- 
son, late  I.C.S.  (Uncovenantcd),  Oak- 
leigh,  Boswell  Road. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon,  1908-12  ;  ist  CI.  Class. 
Mods.  1910;  Coll.  VIII.  ;  Univ.  Henley  IV. 
1909;  Univ.  Henley  VIII.  191 1.  Address: 
24  Grosvenor  Street,  Edin. 

DAWSON,  Eric  Francis,  1897-1907.  CI. 
P.l-M.M.  b,  29  Dec.  1890;  s.  of 
John  Gillon  Dawson,  24.  Royal  Ter- 
race. 

Apprentice  Stockbroker.  Address :  24 
Royal  Terrace,  Edin. 

DODDS,  Maitland  Theophilus,  1897-1901. 
CI.  4b-7b.  b.  1882  ;  s.  of  George 
Theophilus  Dodds,  Clergyman  in  Paris. 
Emmanuel  Coll.  Cantab  and  Ridley  Hall ; 
B.A.  1905  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  ;  D.  1907  ;  P.  1908  ; 
C.  of  Title  at  St.  Laurence  Ch.,  Thanet, 
1907-11.  Address:  118  Waddon  New  Road, 
Croydon,  Surrey. 

FRASER,  Harry  Lugard,  1897-1901. 
CI.  4a-6.  b.  25  Oct.  1884  ;  s.  of  Sir 
Andrew  H.  L.  Eraser,  K.C.S.I.,  LL.D., 
Litt.D. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst;  Lt.  Duke  of  Con- 
naught's  Own  Lancers,  1906  ;  2nd  Lt.  loth 
Huss.  1902  ;  ret.  1910  ;  now  in  business 
in  Canada.  Address:  Bradshaw  Agencies, 
Medicine  Hat,  Alberta,  Canada. 

FRASER,  Matthew  Pollock,  1897-1906. 
CI.  P.2-4a.  b.  17  Jan.  1889  ;  s.  of 
M.  P.  Eraser,  Advocate,  2  Heriot  Row. 

E.  of  Scot.  Agricult.  Coll.  and  Edin.  Univ. ; 
Rancher  in  the  Argentine.  Address  :  Esta- 
cion  Bonnement,  F.C.S.,  Buenos  Aires. 

FRIAR,  Harry  James  Conrad,  Jan.  1898- 
Dec.  1898.  CI.  P.3,  P.4.  b.  16  Sept. 
1888  ;  s.  of  John  Edmond  Friar,  17 
Regent  Terrace. 

GRAHAM,  Ernest,  1897-1904.  CI.  3a- 
7a.  b.  26  March  1886  ;  s.  of  R.  D. 
Graham,  11  Strathearn  Road  ;  Dux 
of  the  School,  1904  ;  Mackenzie  Prize 
for  best  but  one  in  Classics  and  Weir 
Class  Club  EngUsh  Essay  Prize, 
1903 ;  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize  for 
Classics  and  Millar  Greek  Prose  Prize, 
1904;  XL;   Fives  Cup,  1904. 

Class.  Exhib.  Line.  Coll.  Oxon,  1904; 
Class.   Schol.    1905 ;    2nd  CI.   Mods.    1906 ; 


2nd  CI.  Lit.  Hum.  1908  ;  B.A.  1908  ;  M.A. 
191 1  ;  Coll.  XV.,  XL,  Tennis  ;  passed  tenth 
into  I.C.S.  1908  ;  Ass.  Coll.  and  Mag.,  Vizaga- 
patam  dist.    Address  :  Madras  Club,  Madras. 

GRANT,  Ivor  Forsyth,  1897-1907.  CI. 
P.4-6.  b.  7  Feb.  1888  ;  s.  of  George 
J.  Forsyth  Grant,  Advocate,  43  Nor- 
thumberland Street ;  Drawing  Prize, 
1906  ;   won  Mile,  1907. 

Advocate,  1913.    Address:  43  Northumber- 
land Street,  Edin. 

GRIERSON,  James  Gilbert  Hamilton-, 
1897-1905.  CI.  la -6a.  b.  1  May 
1887  ;  s.  of  Sir  P.  J.  Hamilton-Grier- 
son,  Advocate,  7  Palmerston  Place. 

Trin.  Coll.  0.xon  ;  B.A.  ;  W.S.  1911.     Ad- 
dress :   7  Palmerston  Place,  Edin. 

INNES,  John  Stuart  Brodie-,  1897. 
CI.  1.  b.  17  Jan.  1887  ;  s.  of  J.  W. 
Brodie-Innes  of  Milton  Brodie,  Advo- 
cate, 15  Royal  Circus. 

Yr.  of  Milton  Brodie.  Address:  Milton 
Brodie,  Forres. 

JAMES,  Rudolph  Trebarne,  1897.  CI.  4. 
b.  1883  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  James,  4  Alexandra 
Road,  Clifton,  Bristol. 

In  S.  Africa. 

LAWRENCE,   George  Holcombe,   1897- 

1900  (Dec.).  C1.3a-4.  b.  3  Nov.  1883; 
s.  of  Peter  Lawrence,  Ordained  Sur- 
veyor, Thornbrake,  51  Fountainhall 
Road. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.A.  1907  ;  Accountant, 
F.  and  J.  Smith  branch,  Imperial  Tobacco 
Co.  Ltd.,  155  George  Street,  Glasg.  Address  : 
c/o  Miss  Birrell,  19  Blythswood  Drive,  Glasg. 

LORIMER,  Edward,  1897-1900.  CI.  6- 
7a.  b.  4  April  1882;  s.  of  George 
Lorimer,  7  Gillsland  Road. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;    Capt.  LA.  ;    2nd  Lt. 

1901  ;  Lt.  1904  ;  Adj.  37th  Indian  Lancers, 
1906-10 ;  Capt.  1910  ;  Zhob  Levy  Corps, 
1910.  Address  :  c/o  Thos.  Cook  and  Sons, 
Ludgate  Circus,  Lend.,  E.C. 

LUND  HOLM,  Gosta,  1^97-1902.  CI. 
Ib-L.M.  b.  16  April  1886;  s.  of 
C.  O.  Lundholm,  Stevenston,  Ayrshire, 
Works  Manager,  Nobel's  Explosives 
Co.  Ltd. 

Zurich  Polytechnic  ;  Analytical  and  Tech- 
nical Chemist.  Address:  Dynamite  Factory, 
Modderfontein,  Transvaal,  S.  Africa. 

LUNDHOLM,  Nils  Olof,  1897-1902.  CI. 
la-L.M.  b.  15  May  1884;  s.  of 
C.  O.  Lundholm,  Stevenston,  Ayrshire, 
Works  Manager,  Nobel's  Explosives 
Co.  Ltd. ;  Gym.  VIII. 


1897-8 


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I 


Cent.  Tech.  Coil.  Lond.  ;  ist  CI.  L.C.  ; 
Analytical  and  Technical  Chemist;  A.I.C. 
Address :  c/o  Canadian  Explosives  Ltd., 
Beloeil  Station,  Prov.  Quebec,  Canada. 

LUNDHOLM,  Torkel,  1897-1902.  CI. 
P.3  -  2b.  b.  19  Nov.  1888 ;  s.  of 
C.  O.  Lundholm,  Stevenston,  Ayr- 
shire, Works  Manager,  Nobel's  Ex- 
plosives Co.  Ltd. 

H.M.S.  '  Britannia  * ;  XV.  ;  won  Open 
Mile ;  Lieut.  R.N. ;  Midshipman,  1905  ; 
Sub-Lieut.  1908;  Lieut.  1911.  Address: 
c/o  Admiralty,  Whitehall,  Lond.,  S.W. 

M'KILLOP,  Ludvig  Schrum,  1897-9 
(Dec).  CI.  M.  5,  L.M.  b.  1884;  s.  of 
James  M'Killop,  M.P.,  3  Strathearn 
Road ;  XI. 

Address  :  Tacoma,  Washington,  U.S.A. 

M'LAREN,  Joseph  William  Charles, 
1897-9.  CI.  M.  5.  b.  24  March  1883. 
s.  of  D.  A.  M'Laren,  Avondhu,  Grange- 
mouth. 

Address  :   Avondhu,  Grangemouth. 

M'LEAN,  Robert,  1897-1901.  CI.  6-Sp. 
b.  3  Feb.  1884  ;  s.  of  Rev.  D.  M'Lean, 
Bellevue,  Alloa ;  Mackenzie  Prize 
(Math.)  and  Gloag  Medal,  1901;  XV., 
XI. ;  won  Long  Jump,  1900. 

Edin.  Univ.;  B.Sc.  ;  A.F.C.  ;  P.W.D. 
India  since  1905  ;  posted  to  State  Rlys. ; 
m.  1908  Evelyn  Noel  Girard.  Address : 
North-Westem  Rly.,  India. 

MACLEOD,  Allan,  1897-1905.  Q.  la- 
7a.  b.  19  March  1887  ;  s.  of  Hector 
Macleod,  10  St.  Bernard's  Crescent ; 
Dux  of  the  School  and  1st  Acad.  Club 
Prize  for  Classics,  1905  ;  Acad.  Exhib. 
1905-8 ;  Gym.  VIII. 

Schol.  Merton  CoU.  Oxon ;  I.C.S.  Ad- 
dress :    10  St.  Bernard's  Crescent,  Edin. 

MILLER,  John  Gordon,  1897-1905.  CI. 
P.3-4a.  b.  27  June  1889 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Gordon  Miller,  M.D.,  8 
Garscube  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.,  B.Sc.  (Engineering).  Ad- 
dress :  8  Garscube  Terrace,  Murrayfield, 
Edin. 

MILLIGAN,  Eric  David,  1897-1909.  CI. 
P.l-Army.  b.  17  June  1891  ;  s.  of 
Dr.  David  Milligan,  11  Palmerston 
Place ;  Balfour  Prize  for  German, 
1909  ;  XV.,  XI. ;  Ephor  ;  won  Cricket 
Ball,  1909. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich;  2nd  Lt.  R.A.,  Malta. 
Address:    n  Palmerston  Place,  Edin. 


MILNE,  James  Maurice,  1897-1900.  CI. 
P.5-2a.  b.  13  Feb.  1887  ;  s.  of  James 
Milne,  Muirend,  CoHnton. 

Heidelberg  ;  Farmer,  Canada  ;  m.  Rosa- 
mond, dau.  o{  Capt.  Herbert,  R.N.  Ad- 
dress :  Colinton  Farm,  Kinnoull,  Alberta, 
Canada. 

MILNE,  William,  1897-1900  and  1901-8. 
CI.  P.8-Army.  b.  31  Dec.  1889  ;  s.  of 
James  Milne,  Muirend,  Colinton ;  XV. ; 
won  Quarter-mile,  1907. 

Heidelberg,  1900-1 ;  Sandhurst  direct  from 
Academy ;  XV.  ;  2nd  Batt.  Loyal  North 
Lancashire  Regt.,  2nd  Lt.  1909;  res.  1912; 
now  in  Canada.  Address :  Chamadaska, 
B.C.,  Canada. 

MITCHELL,  David  Cumming,  1897-1902. 
C1.3b-6.  b.  11  Jan.  1884;  s.  of  James 
Mitchell,  Auchengray  House,  Calder- 
cruix,  by  Airdrie ;  Gym.  VIII. 

W.  of  Scot.  F.C.  and  C.C.  ;  Stockbroker, 
Glasg.  Address:  Bannockburn  House,  Ban- 
nockburn,  Stirhngshire. 

MONTEATH,  James  Guthrie,  1897-1909. 
CI.  P.2-7.  b.  28  Sept.  1890;  s.  of 
Henry  Monteath,  S.S.C,  16  Palmer- 
ston Place  ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for  best 
but  one  in  Classics  and  Clyde-Millar 
Greek  Prize,  1909  ;  XV.  Capt.  1908-9  ; 
XL  ;  won  Fives  Cup,  1909  ;  Putting 
the  W^eight,  1908-9. 

Class.  Schol.  Wadham  Coll.  Oxon; 
O.U.R.F.C.  1912.  Address:  16  Pcilmerston 
Place,  Edin. 

NICOLSON,  Leshe  Gibson,  1897-9.     CI. 
•P.2,    P.3.      b.    1889 ;    s.    of    James 
Nicolson,  1  Eglinton  Crescent. 

OSWALD,  Frank,  1897-1905.  CI.  la- 
Army,  b.  27  May  1887  ;  s.  of  Frank 
Oswald,  Capt.  20th  Deccan  Horse  ; 
Balfour  Prize  for  German,  1904  ;  2nd 
Acad.  Club  Prize  for  best  in  Modern 
Subjects,  1905. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1905-6  (King's  Indian 
Cadet) ;  best  Man-at-Arms,  Bangalore  Cen- 
tral Assault-at-Arms,  1910;  Lt.  20th  Dec- 
can  Horse.  Address:  20th  Deccan  Horse, 
Bolarum. 

PATERSON,  Andrew  Ferguson,  1897- 
1904.  CI.  Ib-M.M.  b.  22  Aug.  1887  ; 
s.  of  James  Paterson,  A.R.S.A.,  115 
George  Street ;   Gym.  VIII. 

Electrical  Engineer.  Address:  115  George 
Street,  Edin. 


PRINGLE,    John    Mackay,    1897-1901 
(May).    CI.  P.4-4a.    b.  27  April  1888 ; 


2g 


466 


1897-8 


s.  of  David  Pringle,  19  Stirling  Road, 

Trinity. 

Fettes,  1901-7  ;  Postmaster,  Merton  Coll., 
Oxon,  1906;  ist  CI.  Class.  Mods.  1909;  CoU. 
XV.,  Capt.  1909.  Address  :  29  Castelnau, 
Barnes,  Lond.,  S.W. 

RAE,  James  Gordon,  1897-1901.  CI. 
6-7b.  b.  2  June  1883  ;  s.  of  J.  G. 
Rae,  Cultcrty  House,  Newburgh, 
Aberdeenshire. 

Capt.  and  Adj.  123rd  Outram's  Rifles ; 
2nd  Lt.  1903  ;  Lt.  1905  ;  served  in  Arabia, 
1905;  Persian  Gulf,  1910.  Address:  Bhamo, 
Upper  Burma. 

REID,  Robert  Campbell,  1897-1906.  CI. 
Ib-U.M.  b.  3  Nov.  1888;  s.  of 
Hugh  Reid,  5  Ravelston  Park  ;  Dux 
U.M.  CI.  1906  ;   XV. ;  Gym.  VIII. 

A.F.C.  ;  in  business.  Address  :  5  Ravel- 
ston Park,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Sydney  Heron,  1897- 
1903.  CI.  P.l-3b.  b.  11  Oct.  1888  ; 
s.  of  WiUiam  Robertson,  St.  Colms, 
Lennox  Row,  Trinity. 

With  B.L.  Bank  since  1904.  Address  : 
119  Warrender  Park  Road,  Edin. 

SCOTT,  John  Menzies  Baillie,  1897-1901. 
Cl.lb-4a.  b.  6  Oct.  1887;  s.  of  Andrew 
T.S.Scott,  W.S.,  75  Great  King  Street. 
Sedbergh,  1901-5  ;  XV.,  Capt.  1905-6 ; 
A.F.C,  Capt.  1908-12  ;  Rugby,  v.  England, 
1907-10,  1912-13  ;  V.  Ireland,  1908-13  (Capt. 
1909) ;  V.  Wales,  1908-13  (Capt.  1909) ;  v. 
France,  1910-11;  v.  South  Africa,  1912 ; 
W.S.  1911 ;  of  Scott  and  Glover,  W.S., 
Edin. ;  Lt.  1st  Lowland  Brig.  R.F.A.  (T.F.). 
Address  :   75  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

SIM,  Francis  Ranken,  1897-1905.  CI. 
P.3-L.M.  b.  1888  ;  s.  of  Francis  Sim, 
19  Abercom  Terrace,  Portobello. 

Address  :  c/o  Kirkcaldy,  16  Warrender 
Park  Crescent,  Edin. 

SIMPSON,  Henry  D'Arcy  Lever,  1897- 
1903.  CI.  P.2-3b.  b.  9  Feb.  1888  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  H.  D'Arcy  Simpson,  20 
Ann  Street. 

Address :  5  Charles  Street,  Knightsbridge, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

SPENCE,  Basil  Hamilton  Hebden,  1897- 
1906.  CI.  P.2-Sp.  b.  12  June  1888  ; 
s.  of  T.  W.  L.  Spenee  of  Uyea,  C.B., 
The  Holms,  Granton  Road,  late  Sec. 
Gen.  Bd.  of  Lunacy  for  Scot. ;  XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  (Distinct,  in 
Final),  and  Annandale  Medal  in  Clin.  Surg. 
191 1  ;  Batt.  Q.M.  Sergt.  E.U.O.T.C.  (Heavy 
Artillery  Champion  of  Great  Britain,  and 
King's  Prize,  1907);  Lt.  R.A.M.C.  1911 
(passed  first  in)  ;    awarded    de    Chaumont 


Prize  in  Hygiene,  R.A.M.  Coll.,  1911  ;  Acad. 
Ed.  E.A.Ch.  1909-11.  Address:  Rawalpindi, 
India,  or  c/o  Holt  and  Co.,  3  Whitehall  Place, 
Lond.,  S.W.,  or  Uyea,  Shetland.  See  also 
E.A.  Ch.  xviii.  97. 

STEWART,  Charles  Edward,  1897-1904. 
CI.  P.5-6.  b.  22  June  1887;  s.  of 
J.  G.  Stewart,  Carpet  Manufacturer, 
Dunraven,  Lasswade. 

B.N.C.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  ;  CoU.  VIII.  and  XV. 
Address  :   Dunraven,  Lasswade. 

STRUTHERS,  William  Arthur,  Jan. 
1898-April  1898.  CI.  P.4.  b.  1887; 
s.  of  Alexander  J.  Struthers,  M.D., 
Surg.  A.M.S. 

THOMSON,  Edward  Gordon,  1897- 
1906.  CI.  P.3-6.  b.  28  June  1889  ;  s. 
of  William  Thomson,  14  Abercromby 
Place. 

C.A.  1912.  Address:  30 Drumsheugh Gar- 
dens, Edin. 

WADDELL,  Robert  Ernest,  1897-1901 
(April).  CI.  Ib-L.M.  b.  2  June  1885; 
s.  of  (ieorge  Waddell,  Merkland  House, 
Ravelston  Park. 

Stellenbosch  Agricult.  Coll.,  S.  Africa; 
Manager  of  Estancia  in  the  Argentine ;  m. 
Maria  AngeUca  Rodriguez,  Azul,  Argentina. 
Address:   Santa  Catalina,  Azul,  Argentina. 

WADDIE,  Thomas  Wallace,  1897-1903. 
CI.    P.1-2.     b.    1888 ;    s.    of   Charles 
Waddie,  Gleniffer  House,  Trinity. 
Address  :    1  Zetland  Place,  Trinity,  Edin. 

WAKELIN,  Harry,  1897-1902  (Dec).   CI. 
2b-6.     b.  24  July  1885  ;    s.  of  Henry 
Wakehn,  Sohcitor,  1  Greenhill  Gardens. 
Edin. Univ.;  W.S.  1910.  Address:  i  Green- 
hill  Gardens,  Edin. 

WALKER,  Norman  M'Donald  Lockhart, 
1897-1906.  CI.  P.3-6.  b.  24  May 
1889;  s.  of  Norman  Walker,  M.D., 
7  Manor  Place. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  and  Ball.  Coll.  Oxon  ; 
2nd  CI.  Hons.  Mods.  Address  :  7  Manor 
Place,  Edin. 

WALLACE,  Andrew  Alexander,  1897- 
1908.  CI.  P.l-U.M.  b.l  Nov.  1889; 
s.  of  R.  W.  Wallace,  W.S.,  7  Inverleith 
Row;  XV. 

A.F.C.  ;  farming  in  Canada.  Address  : 
7  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

WHITE,  Robert  Robinson,  1897-1904. 
a.  P.4-5b.  b.  1888  ;  s.  of  William 
White,  30  Regent  Terrace. 

Address  :   14  Ettrick  Road,  Edin. 


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WILSON,  George  Wyville  Cochran,  1897- 
1903.  CI.  2a-U.M.  b.  5  Aug.  1883  ; 
s.  of  William  Patrick  Cochran  Wilson. 

With  the  Irrawaddy  Flotilla  Co.  Ltd., 
Rangoon,  since  1907.  Address  :  c/o  Irra- 
waddy Flotilla  Co.  Ltd.,  Rangoon,  Burma. 

WINGATE,  Ashmore  Kyle  Paterson, 
1897.  CI.  6.  b.  1881 ;  s.  of  A.  Win- 
gate,  Underwood,  Crieff. 

WOOD,  John  Chancellor  Irving,  1897-8. 
CI.  Sp.  b.  6  June  1882  ;  s.  of  Surg. 
Lt.-Col.  J.  J.  Wood,  I.M.S.  (ret.), 
Richmond,  Surrey ;  Balfour  Prize  for 
French,  1898. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1900 ;  Capt.  R.E. ;  2nd 
Lt.  1901  ;  Lt.  1904;  Capt.  191 1  ;  2nd  CI. 
Interpreter  in  French,  1908 ;  stationed  at 
Weymouth  in  charge  of  electric  lights  and 
telephones  since  1907,  and  O.C.  6th  Co.  since 
191 1  ;  m.  1910  Barbara  Maude,  dau.  of  Dr. 
Burman  of  Alnwick.  Address  :  West  Hill 
Cottage,  Wyke  Regis,  Weymouth,  Dorset. 

WRIGHT,  Archibald  Francis,  April 
1898-1900.  CI.  2a-4b.  b.  27  Aug. 
1883 ;  s.  of  Strethill  Harry  Wright, 
M.D.,  74  Haymarket  Terrace. 


EdiD.  Univ.  1901  ;  M.B.,Ch.B.  1906;  Phy- 
sician on  Staff,  Hosp.,  Monmouth,  1907  ; 
Ass.  Med.  Ofi.  R.D.  Whitchurch,  Mons., 
1907 ;  gen.  med.  pract.,  Hartland,  N.  Devon, 
1910 ;  Med.  Off.  Bideford  Union,  Hartland 
Dist.  Trin.  Ho.,  Coast  Guards,  and  P.O.  ; 
1913  ordered  abroad  on  account  of  health, 
and  accepted  Govt,  post  in  S.  Rhodesia,  to 
be  worked  in  connection  with  a  Mission 
Hosp.  fS.P.G.)  ;  m.  Miss  Taylor,  dau.  of 
Rev.  R'.  H.  Taylor,  D.D.,  Chap,  at  Pisa 
and  Bagni  di  Lucca.  Address  :  St.  Faith's 
Mission,  Rusape,  S.  Rhodesia.  Home  ad- 
dress :  c/o  F.  WiUis  Taylor,  Tilston  Cottage, 
Malpas,  Cheshire. 

WRIGHT,  Harry  Taylor,  April  1898- 
1900.  CI.  2a-4b.  b.  1  Oct.  1884  ;  s. 
of  Strethill  Harry  Wright,  M.D.,  74 
Haymarket  Terrace. 

In  Canada  and  U.S.A.  since  1905.  Ad- 
dress :   Millbrook,  New  York,  U.S.A. 

YEAMAN,  John  Alexander,  1897-1900. 
CI.  4b-4a.  b.  1884  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Yeaman,  W.S.,  Edin. 

W.S.  1909;  of  Lindsay,  Howe  and  Co., 
W.S.,  Edin.  Address  :  32  Charlotte  Square, 
Edin. 


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AIKMAN,  Arthur  Stuart,  1898-1903. 
CI.  lb-4b.  b.  11  Nov.  1888;  s.  of 
D.  Aikman,  Rochdale  House,  Bright's 
Crescent. 

A.F.C.  ;  Stockbroker.  Address:  Roch- 
dale House,  Bright's  Crescent,  Edin. 

ALVES,  Roger  Nathaniel  Jerome,  1898- 
1900  (April).  CI.  P.3,  P.4.  b.June 
1888;  s.  of  Col.  J.  M.  Alves,  R.A., 
1  Lexham  Gardens,  So.  Kensington, 
Lond.,  S.W. 

AYLING,  John  Charies,  1898-1906.  CI. 
P.2-5b.  b.  10  May  1890;  s.  of 
J.  Ayling. 

Ass.  with  Binny  and  Co.  Ltd.,  E.I.  Mer- 
chants. Address  :  c/o  Binny  and  Co.  Ltd., 
Madras,  India. 

BINNIE,  Harold,  1898-1904.  CI.  P.3-3a. 
b.  15  Oct.  1888  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Binnie, 
Farmer,  Seton  Mains,  Longniddry. 

Farmer,  Canada.  Address  :  Shaftesbury, 
Peace  River,  Canada. 

BINNIE,  Richard  Dudley,  1898-1904. 
CI.  P.1-1.  b.  12  Dec.  1891  ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Binnie,  Farmer,  Seton  Mains, 
Longniddry. 


Farmer,  Canada.  Address  :  Shaftesbury, 
Peace  River,  Canada. 

BINNIE,  Thomas  Reginald,  1898-1905. 
CI.  lb-5b.  b,  Oct.  1886 ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Binnie,  Farrier,  Seton  Mains, 
Longniddry;   XV. 

Rubber-planter.  Address  :  The  Anglo- 
Sumatra  Rubber  Co.  Ltd.,  Bandar  Maria, 
Bangoen  Poerba,  E.  Coast,  Sumatra. 

BRICKMANN,  Ivan  Pringle,  1898-1901. 
CI.  P.1-P.5.  b.  May  1891  ;  s.  of 
Oscar  Brickmann,  Dunrobin,  Lomond 
Road,  Trinity. 

CAMPBELL,  Edward  Maitland,  1898- 
1900.  CI.  P.3,  P.4.  b.  14  May  1890 ; 
s.  of  Patrick  William  Campbell,  W.S., 
P.C.S.,  25  Moray  Place. 

Fettes,  1900-8  ;  XV. ;  Trin.  Coll.  Cantab  ; 
Journalist  on  the  Economist,  Lond.  A  ddress  : 
25  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

CAMPBELL,  Patrick  Maitland,  1898- 
1900.  CI.  P.4,  P.5.  b.  24  March 
1889 ;  s.  of  Patrick  WiUiam  Campbell, 
W.S.,  P.C.S.,  25  Moray  Place. 

Fettes,  1900-8  ;  XV.  Capt.  1907-8  ;  XI.  ; 
A.F.C.  ;  Art  Student.  Address  :  25  Moray 
Place,  Edin. 


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CAllLOW,  Walter  Waddell,  1898-1902. 
CI.  5-7a.  b.  22  March  1885  ;  s.  of 
Charles  Carlow,  20  Eglintoii  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  1905  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1910. 
Address  :  20  Eglinton  Crescent,  Edin. 

CHESSER,  Ian  Simni,  1898-1911.  CI. 
P.1-6.  b.  12  Feb.  1893  ;  s.  of  John 
W.  Chesser,  S.S.C,  14  North  Park 
Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.,  Arts  Student.  Address  :  14 
Korth  Park  Terrace,  Edin. 

CLARK.Henry  James  Douglas,  1898-1906 
(Dec).  CI.  lb-Army.  b.  7  June  1888  ; 
s.  of  Sir  John  M.  Clark,  Bart.,  17 
Rothesay  Terrace  ;  Balfour  Prize  for 
German,  1905-6. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  Lt.  2nd  A.  and  S. 
Highs.  Address  :  Fort  George,  and  17 
Rothesay  Terrace,  Edin. 

COMBE,  Arthur  Charles,  1898-1905.  CI. 
P.4-5b.  b.  12  Sept.  1889;  s.  of 
Charles  T.  Combe,  14  Clarendon 
Crescent. 

Loretto,  1906-7.  Address  :  14  Clarendon 
Crescent,  Edin. 

CULLEN,  Kenneth  Douglas,  1898-1902. 
CI.  P.3-2a.  b.  26  June  1889  ;  s.  of 
William  James  CuUen,  Hon.  Lord 
CuUen,  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice, 
18  Grosvenor  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1911  ;  Thow  Schol. 
Public  and  Civil  Law.  Address  :  18  Gros- 
venor Crescent,  Edin. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Norman  Usher,  1898- 
1903.  CI.  lb-4b.  b.  17  Nov.  1886  ; 
s.  of  St.  Clair  Cunningham,  Hedder- 
wck  Hill,  Dunbar. 

Jesus  Coll.  Cantab  ;  Farmer.  Address  ; 
Hedderwick  Hill,  Dunbar. 

DICKSON,  John  MacAusland,  1898-1902. 
CI.  4a-Army.  b.  7  Feb.  1885  ;  s.  of 
T.  Dickson,  Bellfield,  Banbridge,  Co. 
Down ;  Balfour  Prize  (French),  1902 ; 
XI. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich;  XI.,  XV.;  2nd  Lt. 
R.A.  1904 ;  Lt.  1907.  Address :  R.M.A. 
Woolwich,  or  Bellfield,  Banbridge,  Co.  Down. 

EWING,    William     Turner,    1898-1902 
(April).    CI.  la-3.    b.  1887  ;  s.  of  James 
Laidlaw  Ewing,  37  Craigmillar  Park. 
Glenalmond.     ^(irfress  :  Derreen,  Murray- 
field  Drive,  Edin. 

FALCONER,  Frederick  James,  1898- 
1903.  CI.  4b-U.M.  b.  2  May  1885  ; 
5.   of   Rev.   W.   M.   Falconer,    M.A., 


Min.  St.  Paul's  U.F.  Ch.,  Garonne 
House,  21  West  Mayfield  ;  Balfour 
Prize  for  German,  1903  ;  MacGillivray 
Essav  Prize,  1902  ;  XI.  Capt.  1902  and 
1903';  Gym.  VIII. 

R.A.M.  Lohd.,  Bronze  Medal,  1905,  Sil- 
ver Medal,  1906,  Certificate  of  Merit  and 
L.R.A.M.  1907  ;  A.C.C.  ;  Solo  Violinist  and 
Teacher;  m.  191 3  Effie,  e.  dau.  of  Rev. 
.^rch.  Reid,  M.A.,  Slamannan.  Address: 
Garonne  House,  21  West  Mayfield,  Edin. 

FALCONER,  Gerald  Scott,  1898-1901. 
CI.  5-7b.  b.  Dec.  1882  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
W,  M.  Falconer,  M.A.,  Min.  St.  Paul's 
U.F.  Ch.,  Garonne  House,  21  West 
Mayfield;    XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  and  New  Coll. 
Edin.;  A.C.C;  Min.  U.F.  Ch.,  Old  Mel- 
drum,  Aberdeenshire  ;  m.  H.  L.  G.  Douglas, 
40  Wilton  Road,  Edin.  Address  :  U.F.  Ch. 
Manse,  Old  Meldrum. 

FERGUSON,  William  Haig,  1898-1907. 
CI.  P.1-6.  b.  11  Jan.  1891;  s.  of 
J.  Haig  Ferguson,  M.D.,  7  Coates 
Crescent. 

Queens'  Coll.  Cantab  (Capt.  of  Boats). 
Address  :   7  Coates  Crescent,  Edin. 

FERGUSSON,  Joseph  Chalmers  GiUon, 
1898-1906.  CI.  Ib-U.M.  b.  30  May 
1888  ;  s.  of  Joseph  Gillon  Fergusson 
of  Isle, Dumfriesshire,  W.S.,31  Chester 
Street ;  XL ;   Gym.  VIII. 

With  Hong-Kong  and  Shanghai  Banking 
Corp.  since  1908  ;  now  in  China.  Address  : 
c/o  Hong-Kong  and  ShanghEii  Banking  Corp., 
31  Lombard  Street,  Lond.,  E.C. 

FORBES, James  Rae,  1898-1900.  Cl.L.M. 
b.  14  March  1884 ;  s.  of  Simon  Forbes, 
Ravenscraig,  Mortonhall  Road. 

Surgeons'  Hall,  Edin.  ;  Chem.  Student  ; 
murdered  along  with  Col.  Macadam  in 
Laboratory,  Surgeons'  Hall,  24  June  1902. 

GIBSON,  Mungo  Campbell,  1898-9  (Dec). 
CI.  P.3,  P.4.  b.  11  May  1890  ;  s.  of 
Campbell  Gibson,  7  Buckingham  Ter- 
race. 

Loretto,  1904-6;  Shipowner, Leith;  Lieut. 
R.N.V.R. ;  m.  1914  Isobel  Esme,  y.  dau.  of 
James  Cornwall,  I.C.S.  (ret.),  24  Drumsheugh 
Gardens,  Edin.  Address:  23  Deanpark  Cres- 
cent, Edin. 

GIBSON,  WiUiam  Poison  Scott,  1898-9. 
CI.  U.M.  b.  12  March  1882;  s.  of 
Rev.  J.  W.  Gibson,  M.A.,  Min.  of 
Dysart,  Fife ;  Gym.  VIII. ;  won 
Mile,  1899. 

C.A.  1905 ;  Accountant.  Address :  c/o 
Neison,  King  and  Simson,  Ferozepore  Road^ 
Lahore,  India. 


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GILLAN,JohnRobertWilson,1898-1909. 
CI.  P.2-7.  b.  12  Nov.  1890;  s.  of 
Rev.  James  Gillan,  B.D.,  Min.  of  St. 
Margaret's,  Edin.,  4  Regent  Terrace. 

Magdalen  Coll.  Oxon.  Address:  4  Regent 
Terrace,  Edin. 

GRANT,  Ian  Mount,  1898-1902.  CI.  4a- 
Sp.  b.  1883;  s.  of  John  Grant,  Roy. 
Bank  of  Scot.,  Grantown-on-Spey ; 
P\'rguson  Medal,  1901. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1907  ;  M.D. 
1910  ;  gen.  med.  pract.,  Rugby.  Address  : 
Albert  Street,  Rugby. 

GRAY,  James,  1898-1900.  CI.  L.M.  b. 
2  Aug.  1882  ;  s.  of  David  Gray,  The 
Links,  Peterhead. 

Dist.  Engineer,  Ceylon  Govt.  Address : 
Government  Factory,  Colombo,  Ceylon. 

GREENFIELD,  Thomas  Challen,  1898- 
1905.  CI.  P.l-2a,  b.  31  May  1898  ; 
s.  of  Prof.  W.  S.  Greenfield,  M.D.,  7 
Heriot  Row. 

Address:  Kirkbrae,  Elie,  Fife. 

HEBDEN,  Harry  Hamilton,  1898-1904. 
CI.  2b-U.M.  b.  2  Dec.  1886;  s.  of 
H.  C.  Hebden,  Carrick  House,  Eday, 
Orkney. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1906-7 ;  Lt.  Roy. 
Fus. ;  and  Lt.  1907 ;  served  with  N.  Nigeria 
Regt.  1910.  Address:  Carrick  House,  Eday, 
Orkney. 

BUTTON,  James  Alexander,  1898-9 
(April).  CI.  lb.  b.  14  March  1887  ; 
s.  of  Peter  Hutton,  34  Summerside 
Street,  Leith. 

A  ddress  :  34  Summerside  Street,  Leith. 

KEMP,  Francis  Ashleigh,  April  1899- 
July  1899.  CI.  2b.  s.  of  F.  E.  Kemp, 
Dist.  Supt.  Police,  Jalpaiguri,  N. 
Bengal. 

KENNEDY,  Thomas  Anderson,  1898- 
1900.  CI.  Sp.  b.  11  June  1883 ; 
s.  of  Rev.  Alexander  Kennedy,  D.D., 
Min.  Trinity  Coll.  Ch.,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.A.  ;  Golf  Blue  ;  Tutor. 
Address  :  275  Calle  Muntaner,  Barcelona, 
Spain. 

KININMONTH,  James  Carstairs,  1898- 
April  1901.  CI.  P.1-P.3.  b.  29 
Sept,  1891  ;  s.  of  James  L.  Kinin- 
month,  15  Melville  Street. 

Cargilfield,  1901-5  ;  GeelongColl.  Victoria, 
1905-10 ;  VIII.,  XV.,  XI.  ;  Ormond  Coll. 
Melbourne  ;  VIII.  ;  Sheep  Farmer,  Victoria. 
Address :  Mount  Hesse,  Winchelsea,  Victoria, 
Australia. 


KYD,  Alastair  Hope.  1898-1908.  CI. 
P.4-7.  b.  27  Jan.  1890  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
D.  R.  Kyd,  B.D.,  39  St.  Bernard's 
Crescent;  MacGillivray  Essay  Prize 
(Sen.),  1904  ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for  best 
but  one  in  Classics,  1907 ;  Dux  of  the 
School,  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize  (Classics), 
and  Clyde  and  Millar  GrcekPrize,  1908; 
Acad.  Exhib.  (jointly  with  J.  B.  Tay- 
lor), from  1910. 

Sen.  Schol.  Wadham  Coll.  Oxon ;  ist  CI. 
Hons.  Mods.  1910;  ist  CI.  Lit.  Hum.  1912; 
B.A.  1912;  Ass.  Lect.  in  Classics,  Univ. 
Manchester;  d.  20  April  1914  ;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xxi.  140. 

LATTA,  Charles  Keith,  1898-1908.  CI. 
P.3-Army.  b.  2  Dec.  1889  ;  s.  of 
John  Latta,  S.S.C,  17  Royal  Circus. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  Lt.  and  Batt.  Gordon 
Highs.  ;  2nd  Lt.  1909  ;  Lt.  1911.  Address  : 
Cairo,  Egypt. 

LA^VRENCE,  Frank  Deane,  1898-9. 
CI.  L.M.  b.  29  Sept.  1881  ;  s.  of 
Peter  Lawrence,  Ordained  Surveyor, 
Thornbrake,  51  Fountainhall  Road. 

1900-6  served  apprenticeship  as  architect; 
afterwards  with  Russell,  James  and  Yellow- 
lees,  Financial  Agents,  Vancouver,  B.C. ;  now 
in  office  of  the  Ass.  Engineer,  Barrie  Div. 
Grand  Trunk  Rly.  of  Canada,  Allandale, 
Ont.,  Canada. 

M'DONALD,  Cedric  Yeats,  April  1899- 
Aprill900.  CI.  P.3,  P.4.  b.  23  March 
1890;  s.  of  Col.  George  M'Donald, 
R.E.,  Wardie  House,  Bos  well  Road. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich  (Infantry  Co.),  1909-10  ; 
Lt.  Seaforth Highs. ;  2ndLt.  1910.  Address: 
Shorncliffe,  Kent. 

MACGILLIVRAY,  Ian,  1898-1905  (April). 
CI.  la-4a.  b.  Oct.  1888  ;  s.  of  Finlay 
Macgillivray,  6  Suffolk  Road. 

Address :  Kimberley  Reefs,  Mazoe,  by 
Salisbury,  Rhodesia. 

M'INTOSH,  Henry  Beveridge,  1898-1908. 
CI.  P.2-U.M.  b.  2  Aug.  1890  ;  s.  of 
Alfred M'Intosh,  15  Inverleith  Terrace. 

In  shipping  office,  Leith.  Address:  5  Clar- 
endon Crescent,  Edin. 

MILLER,    John,    1898-9.     CI.   2b.     b. 
1884  ;  s.  of  Alex,  Ronald  Miller,  Stan- 
field  House,  Blairhill,  Coatbridge, 
Address:  Glenlee,  Burnbank,  Hamilton. 

MILLIGAN,  Ronald  Douglas,  Jan.  1899- 
1911.  CI.  P.l-5b.  b.  31  Jan.  1893; 
s.  of  Dr.  David  Milligan.  11  Palmerston 
Place;  XV. 

A.F.C.  Address  :  11  Palmerston  Place, 
Edin. 


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MONEY,  Edward  Douglas,  1898-1900 
(Dec).  CI.  P.4-lb.  b.  1889;  s.  of 
Edgar  G.  Money,  The  Fort,  Colombo, 
Ceylon. 

MONEY,  GcorgeRusscll,1898-1900(Dec.). 
CI.  P.1-P.4.  b.  1890;  s.  ot  Edgar 
G.  Money,  The  Fort,  Colombo,  Ceylon. 

NAIRNE,  Robert  Gordon,  1898-9.  CI.  4a. 
b,  2  April  1884  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Graham 
Naime,  Granton  Villa,  Granton. 

Trin.  Coll.  Strat£ord-on-Avon ;  Lt.  6ist 
(K.G.O.)  Pioneers,  I.A.,  1908;  m.  Hilda 
Violet,  dau.  of  James  Kerr,  J. P.,  Accrington, 
Lancashire.  Address  :  Woodmount,  Hythe, 
Southampton. 

NAIRNE,  William  Graham,  1898-9.  CI. 
2a.  b.  26  Jan.  1886;  s.  of  Thomas  Gra- 
ham Nairnc,  Granton  Villa,  Granton. 

Trin.  Coll.  Stratford-on-Avon  ;  Ass.  Eas- 
tern Tel.  Co.  Address:  Mossamedes,  Portu- 
guese S.W.  Africa,  or  Woodmount,  Hythe, 
Southampton. 

PARSONS,  Donald  Edward,  1898-1908. 
CI.  P.2-6.  b.  16  Nov.  1891;  s.  of 
G.  F.  Parsons,  Solicitor,  190  St. 
Vincent  Street,  Glasg. 

Address  :  9  Maxwell  Drive,  PoUokshields, 
Glasg. 

PLAYFAIR,  John  William  Menzies, 
1898-1901  (April)-  CI.  la-2a.  b.  1888  ; 
s.  of  John  Playfair,  M.D.,  Viee-Prcs. 
R.C.P.E.,  5  Melville  Crescent. 

Charterhouse  ;  Tea  and  Rubber  Planter. 
A  ddress :  Bogawane,  Bogawantalawa,  Ceylon. 

PLAYFAIR,  Patrick  Henry  Lyon.  1898- 
1901  (April).  CI.  P.4-la.  b.  1889  ; 
s.  of  John  Playfair,  M.D.,  Vice-Pres. 
R.C.P.E.,  5  Melville  Crescent. 

Charterhouse;  R.M.A.  Woolwich;  Lt. 
R.A. ;  2nd  Lt.  1910;  Lt.  1913;  attached 
to  Roy.  Flying  Corps,  S.  Farnborough. 

RAMSDEN,  Cecil  Benjamin,  1898-1906. 
CI.  P.l-2a.  b.  7  Dec.  1890 ;  s.  of 
Henry  Ramsden,  2  Manor  Place. 

Wool  Broker ;  of  Russell  and  Ramsden, 
Pilrig,  Leith.  Address:  i5  Douglas  Crescent, 
Edin. 

READMAN,  George  Basil,  1898-1901 
(April).  CI.  P.2-P.4.  b.  23  April 
1890  ;  s.  of  James  Burgess  Readman, 
D.Sc,  20  Moray  Place. 

Bilton  Grange,  Rugby,  and  Clifton  Coll.  ; 
St.  John's  Coll.  Oxon  ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  Student. 
Address  :  Belmont,  Hereford. 


RICKIE,  Alexander  John,  1898-9  (Dec). 
CI.  la-2b,  s.  of  A.  S.  Rickie,  Chitpore, 
Calcutta. 

Address  :  Manor  House,  Newnham,  Glos. 

RICKIE,  James  Hepburn,  1898-9  (Dec). 
CI.  L.M.-Sp.  b.  25  July  1882  ;  s.  of 
A.  S.  Rickie,  Chitpore,  Calcutta. 

Liverpool  Univ.  1901-4;  B.Eng.  1904; 
William  Rathbone  Prizes,  1902,  3,  4; 
A.M.I.C.E.  1909  ;  A.M.I.  Mech.  E.  1908  ; 
A.I.E.E.  1912;  Ass.  Engineer,  Burma  Rlys. 
Co.,  since  1906;  Oflfg.  Dist.  Engineer,  Toun- 
goo  dist.  Address:  c/o  The  Agent,  Burma 
Railways,  Rangoon,  or  Home  address  :  Manor 
House,  Newnham,  Glos. 

ROBERTSON,  Samuel  Gilfillan,  1898- 
1903.  CI.  P.1-P.5.  b.  1  June  1891  ; 
s.  of  William  Robertson,  St.  Colms, 
Lennox  Row,  Trinity. 

With  Miller  and  Richard,  Letter  Founders, 
Edin.,  since  1907.  Address:  iigWarrender 
Park  Road,  Edin. 

SALVESEN,  Christian  Raymond,  1898- 
1903.  CI,  P.2-3b.  b.  16  Oct.  1890  ;  s. 
of  J.  T.  Salvesen,  6  Rothesay  Terrace. 

Fettes.     Address :     6   Rothesay   Terrace, 

Edin. 

SALVESEN,  Noel  Graham,  1898-1911. 
CI.  P.1-7.  b.  25  Dec.  1892 ;  s.  of 
Theodore  E.  Salvesen,  Ship  Owner,  37 
Inverleith  Place  ;  Dux  of  the  School, 
1st  Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Classics,  Gil- 
mour  Memorial  Prize,  1910  ;  Dux  of 
the  School,  Clyde,  and  Millar  Greek 
Prize,  1911  ;  XV.  ;  Gym.  VIII. 
(Bronze  Medal);  won  100  Yds.  1911 ; 
Head  Ephor. 

Scholar.  Univ.  Coll.  Oxon ;  XV.  Address: 
37  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

SANDERSON,  Harold  Scott,  1898-1902. 
CI.  P.1-P.5.  b.  24  Dec  1892  ;  s.  of 
F.  R.  Sanderson,  5  Carlton  Terrace. 

Charterhouse ;  XL's  ;  Fives  Pair.  Ad- 
dress: 12  Rothesay  Terrace,  Edin. 

SHAW,  Duncan  Keith,  1898-9.  CI.  P.l. 
b.  17  May  1892  ;  s.  of  W.  S.  C.  Shaw, 
19  Ann  Street. 

Crewkerne  Grammar  School ;  Art  Stu- 
dent, Univ.  Coll., Lond.  Address :  31  Earl's 
Court  Square,  Lond.,  S.W. 

SIMSON,  Ronald  Francis,  1898-1909. 
CI.  P.3-Army.  b.  6  Sept.  1890;  s. 
of  D.  J.  Simson,  Advocate,  3  Glen- 
finlas  Street ;  Balfour  Prize,  German, 
1908 ;  Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Mod.  Sub- 
jects, 1909;  XV.,  XL;  won  100 
Yds.,  Quarter-mile,  High   and    Long 


1898-9 


471 


Jumps,    Hurdles,    Bradbury    Shield, 
and  Burma  Cup,  1909  ;  Sen.  Ephor. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich ;  XV.  Capt.  ;  Com- 
mandant's Prize  and  the  Bugle,  1910  ;  won 
Quarter-mile,  Long  Jump,  and  Hurdles, 
Woolwich  V.  Sandhurst,  Athletics ;  Lond. 
Scott.  F.C.  ;  Army  v.  Navy,  191 1  ;  Scotland 
V.  England,  1911 ;  Army  v.  Cambridge  Univ. 
and  V.  Lond.  1914;  Lt.  Ii6th  Batt.  R.F.A. 
Address  :  North  Camp,  Aldershot. 

SMITH,  Francis  Clement  Nimmo,  1898- 
1903.  CI.  4b-U.M.  b.  10  Oct.  1885  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  R.  Nimmo  Smith,  LL.D., 
The  Manse,  Haddington. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.,  LL.B.  ;  W.S.  1911. 
Address  :    13  Learmonth  Terrace,  Edin. 

SMITH.  Harry  Walter,  1898-9.  Q.  P.3. 
b.  26  Feb.  1887  ;  s.  of  Walter  A. 
Smith,  F.F.A.,  Balnagowan,  Murray- 
field. 

Tea-planter,  Travancore.  Address :  c/o 
Finlay,  Muir  and  Co.,  Old  Munnar,  Munnar 
P.O.,  via  Periakolam,  Travancore,  S.  India. 

SMITH,  Ralph  Colley,  1898-9  (April). 
CI.  P.2.  b.  2  March  1891  ;  s.  of 
Patrick  Smith,  Advocate,  Sheriff-Sub. 
of  Selkirk. 

Cargilfield  and  Fettes,  1905  ;  Magdalen 
Coll.  Oxon  ;  B.A.  ;  XV.  and  Hockey  XL  ; 
Edin.  Univ.  ;  Law  Student.  Address  :  c/o 
Leipper,  61  Warrender  Park  Road,  Edin. 

STUART,  Herbert,  April  1899-1907.  CI. 
P.4-5a.  b.  15  Oct.  1889  ;  s.  of  R.  L. 
Stuart,  W.S.,  Proc.  Fis.  for  Mid- 
lothian. 

St.  John's  Coll.  Cantab;  B.A.  (Hons.) 
Hist.  Trip.  1912  ;  on  staff  of  the  Ch.  Miss. 
Soc.'s  Coll.  Allahabad.  Address :  Oxford 
and  Cambridge  Hostel,  Allahabad,  United 
Province,  India,  and  Lanherne,  Braid 
Avenue,  Edin. 

TAYLOR,  James  Braid,  1898-1909.  CI. 
P.3-7.  b.  1891  ;  s.  of  James  Taylor, 
M.A.,  Master  E.A.,  102  Polwarth 
Gardens  ;  Weir  Class  Club  Prize,  1908  ; 
Dux  of  the  School,  1st  Acad.  Club 
Prize  (Classics),  and  Clyde  and  Millar 
Greek  Prize,  1909 ;  Acad.  Exhib. 
(jointly  with  A.  H.  Kyd)  from  1910. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A. ;  1st  CI.  Hons.  Class. 
1912,  Hist.  1913;  Sibbald  Bursar.;  Vans 
Dunlop  and  Kirkpatrick  Schols. ;  Scott  and 
Dunbar  Prize ;  ist  Medals  in  Greek,  Latin, 
Hist.,  and  Pol.  Sc,  Hons.  Cls. ;  passed  second 
into  I.C.S.  1913  ;  T.C.D.  1913;  see  also  E.A. 
Ch.  xxi.  19.  Address:  i8  Hillview,  Black- 
hall. 

THATCHER,  Charles  Malcolm  Russel, 
Jan.    1899-1905.     CI.    lb-5b.     b.    30 


May  1888  ;  s.  of  Charles  Henrv 
Thatcher,  F.R.C.S.E.,  8  Melville  Cres"- 
cent  ;  won  Hurdles  and  Steeplechase, 
1905. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1911  ;  Surg. 
R.N.  ;  m.  Nora  Constance,  y.  dau.  of  W.  A. 
Thomson,  i  Drumsheugh  Place,  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :  H.M.S. '  Venus,'  c/o  Admiralty,  White- 
haU,  Lond.,  S.W. 

TURNER,  Charles  Henry,  April  1899- 
April  1904.  CI.  P.l-4b.  b.  31  May 
1891  ;  s,  of  John  Turner,  Barrister, 
of  Turner  Hall,  Ellon,  Aberdeenshire. 

Osborne  Naval  Coll.  1904-6 ;  Fettes, 
1906-9.  Address  :  Turner  Hall,  Ellon, 
Aberdeenshire. 

VASSIE,  John,  1898-1905.  CI.  2b-5a. 
b.  29  Dec.  1887  ;  s.  of  Rev.  W.  Vassie, 
B.D.,  Manse  of  Castleton,  Newcastle- 
ton,  Roxburghshire. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  fruit-farming,  U.S.A. ;  m. 
Ruth  Lelie,  y.  dau.  of  Samuel  Allen  of 
Houston,  Texas,  U.S.A.  Address  :  Walla 
Walla,  Washington  State,  U.S.A. 

WADDELL,  George  Dalziel,  1898-1900 
(Dec).  CI.  la-L.M.  b.  19  March 
1884;  s.  of  George  Waddell,  Merk- 
land  House,  Ravelston  Park. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Counting-house  Manager, 
Gt.  Mountain  Anthracite  Mines,  S.  Wales. 
Address  :  Merkland,  Tumble,  Llanelly. 

WADDIE,  Archibald,  1898-1903.  CI.  P. 
1-2.  b.  2  April  1889  ;  s.  of  J.  Waddie, 
Ardenlea,  Trinity  Road. 

WATSON,  William  George  Douglas,  1898- 
1900.  CI.  5,  6.  b.  20  Nov.  1881  ;  s. 
of  Charles  Watson,  Solicitor,  Green- 
croft,  Annan  ;    Gym.  VIII. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  A.C.C. ;  Annan  C.C.  (V.-Capt. 
1909,  1910)  ;  Solicitor,  1908  (of  C.  Watson 
and  Son,  Annan)  ;  Jt.  Agent  Roy.  Bank 
of  Scot.,  Annan ;  holds  Commission  in 
5th  K.O.S.B.  (T.F.).  Address:  Greencroft, 
Annan. 

WISHART,  John  Reidford,  April  1899- 
Dec.  1910.  CI.  P.lb-7.  b.  29  April 
1893  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Wishart,  W.S., 
32  Inverleith  Terrace  ;  won  Hurdles, 
1910. 

Edin.  Univ.  Address:  32  Inverleith  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

YOUNG,  John  Kirkhope,  1898-1901. 
CI.  P.5-la.  b.  28  March  1888  ;  s.  of 
William  Young,  50  Palmerston  Place. 

Address  :   50  Palmerston  Place,  Edin. 


472 


1899-1900 


AFFLECK,  James  Ormiston,  1899-1903. 
CI.  3-U.M.  b.  16  Dec.  1886  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  William  Affleck,  B.D.,  F.  Ch. 
Manse,  Auchtermuchty. 

Engineer,  P.W.D.  India.     Home  address : 
Martyrs'  U.F.  Ch.  Manse,  Auchtermuchty. 

BEVERIDGE,  Gordon,  1899-1902.  CI. 
L.M.-U.M.  b.  22  April  1885  ;  s.  of 
James  Beveridge,  Crombic,  Dun- 
fermline ;    XV. 

Edin.   Univ. ;    Med.   Student.     Address  : 
University  Union,  Edin. 

CADENHEAD,  George,  1899-1911.  CI. 
P.1-7.  b.  10  Oct.  1892  ;  s.  of  James 
Cadenhead,  A.R.S.A.,  R.S.W.,  15  In- 
verleith  Terrace. 


Magdalen  Coll.  Oxon. 
leith  Terrace,  Edin. 


Address:  15  Inver- 


CAMPBELL,  Roderick  Alan,  1899-1901. 
CI.  6-7b.  b.  23  Jan.  1884;  s.  of 
Colin  Campbell,  27  Drummond  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1907 ;  M.D. 
1910  ;  E.U.  Golf  C.  ;  gen.  med.  pract.  ; 
late  Ho.  Phys.  S.  Devon  Hosp.,  Plymouth. 
Address  :   Pontesbury,  Shropshire. 

CARMICHAEL,  William  Melville,  1899- 
1901.  CI.  P.1-P.4.  b.  26  Oct.  1890 ; 
s.  of  Edward  Carmichael,  M.D.,  21 
Abercromby  Place.  • 

Wholesale  Stationer.  Address :  21  Aber- 
cromby Place,  Edin. 

CHRISTIE,  Henry  Lawrence,  1899-1908. 
CI.  P.2-U.M.  b.  16  Jan.  1892  ;  s.  of 
Lawrence  Christie,  Punjab,  India. 

Wine  Merchant.  Address  :  Rawal  Pindi, 
Punjab,  India. 

CHRISTISON  John  Alexander,  1899- 
1907.  CI.  P.4-M.M.  b.  20  Aug. 
1889  ;  s.  of  David  Christison,  M.D., 
LL.D.,  20  Magdala  Crescent. 

Coffee-planter,  Uganda.  Address :  P.O. 
Box  66,  If  ampala,  Uganda. 

COLQUHOUN,  Alan  Roderick,  1899- 
1903  (Dec).  CI.  P.l-la.  b.  21  Jan. 
1891  ;  s.  of  Col.  Sir  Alan  John 
Colquhoun,  Bart.,  of  Colquhoun  and 
Luss,  C.B.,  1  Royal  Terrace. 

Fettes,  1904-6  ;  Lt.  3rd  Batt.  A.  and  S. 
Highs.;  2nd  Lt.  1911.  Address:  Rossdhu, 
Luss. 

COLVILLE,  Duncan,  1899-1901.  CI. 
U.M.  and  Sp.  7a.  b.  7  Nov.  1883  ; 
s.  of  David  ColviUe,  The  Hall,  Camp- 
beltown, Distiller;  Ferguson  Medal, 
1900;   XV. 


A.F.C.  ;  six  years  with  John  Grabble  and 
Co.  Ltd.,  Leith  ;  now  Distiller,  Dalintober 
Distillery,  Campbeltown ;  Mem.  Campbel- 
town T.C.  1910 ;  Argyllshire  C.C.  1912  ; 
Campbeltown  P.C.  1913  ;  m.  Mary  Fleming 
Gilchrist.  Address :  The  Hall,  Campbel- 
town. 

COMBE,  Edmund  Percy,  1899-1909.  CI. 
P.3-Sp.  b.  2  March  1891;  s.  of 
Charles  T.  Combe,  14  Clarendon 
Crescent ;   XV.,  XI. 

Caius  Coll.  Cantab.  Address  :  14  Claren- 
don Crescent,  Edin. 

CRAUFURD,  CUfford  Alexander,  May- 
July  1900.  CI.  6.  b.  24  Feb.  1883  ; 
s.  of  Clifford  Henry  Craufurd,  C.M.G., 
Mombasa. 

CRIDDLE,  Montague  Leigh,  1900.  CI. 
lb.  b.  6  June  1886  ;  s.  of  J.  M.  L. 
Criddle,  Cadeleigh,  Jesmond,  New- 
castle-on-Tyne. 

Architect.  Address:  Cadeleigh,  Jesmond, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

CROLE,  Gerard  Bruce,  1899-1912.  CI 
P.l-Sp.  b.  7  June  1894  ;  s.  of  G.  L 
Crole,  K.C.,  1  Royal  Circus;  XV. 
XI.  Capt.  1912  ;  Fives  Cup,  1911  and 
1912  ;  1st  Golf  Prize,  1911  and  1912 
Ephor. 

Univ.  CoU.  Oxon ;  O.U.R.F.C. ;  O.U.G.C. 
A.F.C.     Address:  Univ. College, Oxford, and 
I  Roycil  Circus,  Edin. 

CUNDALL,    James    Tudor,    1899-1912. 

CI.  P.l-Sp.     b.  20  Feb.   1894  ;  s.  of 

J.  Tudor  Cundall,  B.Sc,  F.C.S.,  F.I.C., 

Sc.  Master  E.A.,  1  Deanpark  Crescent. 

Address  :  i  Deanpark  Crescent,  Edin. 

DEAS,  Arnold  Orr,  1899-1901.  CI.  P.l. 
b.  20  April  1894  ;  s.  of  A.  Orr  Deas, 
Advocate,  39  Great  King  Street. 

Highbury  Ho.,  St.  Leonjirds,  and  Oundle 
Sch. ;  in  shipping  office,  Lond.  Address: 
7  RedcUfie  Square,  S.  Kensington,  Lond., 
S.W. 

DRYBROUGH,  John  Robert,  1899-1907. 
CI.  P.4-5b.  b.  24  Feb.  1890;  s.  of 
Robert  Drybrough,  Evansville,  In- 
diana, U.S.A. 

Address :  6630  Kimback  Avenue,  Chicago, 
111.,  U.S.A. 

DRYBROUGH,  Ralph  Melville,  1899- 
1907.  CI.  P.l -3a.  b.  11  March 
1892 ;  s.  of  Robert  Drybrough, 
Evansville,  Indiana,  U.S.A. 

Mercantile  Clerk.  Address:  506  Madison 
Avenue,  Evansville,  Indiana,  U.S.A. 


1899-1900 


473 


FERME,  Thomas  Francis,  1899-1900 
(April),  CI.  2b.  b.  1  Feb.  1886  ;  s. 
of  W.  T,  Ferme,  B.L.  Bank  House, 
Haddington. 

Merchiston,  1900.  Address :  Lammerview, 
Gullane. 

FERME,  William,  Jan.  1900- April  1903. 
CI.  P.3-3b.  s.  of  W.  T.  Ferme,  B.L. 
Bank  House,  Haddington. 
A  ddress  :  Lammerview,  Gullane. 

FRASER,  Ian  Martin,  1899-1912.  CI. 
P.1-7.  b.  13  Sept.  1894  ;  s.  of  James 
Eraser  (Travancore,  India),  2  Dean- 
park  Crescent ;  Shooting  VIII.  1911, 
1912. 

Address  :  2  Deanpark  Crescent,  Edin. 

GARDNER,  Matthew,  1899-1906  (Christ- 
mas). CI.  la-U.M.  b.  4  Nov.  1889  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  Matthew  Gardner,  The 
Manse,  Peebles  ;  Gym.  VIII. 

Engineer.  Address :  i  Redlands  Road, 
Glasg.,  W. 

GILMOUR,  Allan,  May  1900-8.  CI.  lb-6. 
b.  26  Aug.  1889  ;  s.  of  W.  E.  Gilmour, 
Woodbank,  Alexandria,  N.B. ;    XV. 

Trin.  Coll.  Oxon,  1908-11  ;  Coll.  XV. 
Capt.  ;  VIII. ;  O.U.R.F.C.  191 1;  A.F.C. 
Address  :  Woodbank,  Alexandria. 

GUILD,  Alexander  Wyllie,  1899-1902. 
CI.  la-2a.  b.  Oct.  1886;  s.  of 
J.  Lyon  Guild,  Struan  House,  Inver- 
ness. 

GUY,  John  Agnew  Campbell,  1899-1908 
(Dec.).  CI.  P.l-5a.  b.  27  Sept.  1892 ; 
s.  of  John  C.  Guy,  Advocate,  Sheriff 
Sub.  of  Midlothian. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Med.  Student.  Address : 
7  Darnaway  Street,  Edin. 

HERBERTSON,  James  Mather,  1899- 
1901.  CI.  L.M.  b.  1  May  1884  ;  s. 
of  Robert  H.  Herbertson,  Fans, 
Earlston,  Berwickshire. 

Farmer  and  Live-stock  Agent.  Address: 
Fans,  Earlston,  Berwickshire. 

HERBERTSON,  Robert  Smart,  1899- 
1900.  CI.  U.M.  b.  7  June  1883  ;  s. 
of  A.  II.  Herbertson,  Quarry-master, 
Beechwood,  Galashiels. 

Quarry-master  and  Architect.  Address  : 
Dunkirk,  Wall  S.O.,  Northumberland. 

KELLY,  Charles  Coleman,  1899-1901 
(Dec).  CI.  lb-2b.  b.  1  Aug.  1888;  s. 
of  George  C.  Kelly,  Nat.  Bank  of 
Australasia,  Lond. 


Melbourne  Ch.  of  Eng.  Grammar  Sch. 
1902-7.  Address:  Montalto,  Orrong  Road, 
Toorak,  Melbourne. 

LAMB,  Everard  Joseph,  1899-1900.  C). 
2a.  b.  21  Aug.  1885  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Ormston  Lamb,  Coal  Owner,  West 
Denton,  Scotswood-on-Tyne. 

LUKE,  John,  1899-1903  (Dec.).     CI.  P. 
3-3a.     b.  29  Aug.   1891  ;   s.  of   Mrs. 
Luke,  26  Clanricarde  Gardens,  Hyde 
Park,  Lond.,  W. 
Merchiston. 

LUNDIE,  Robert  Charles,  1899-1904. 
CI.  5-Sp.  b.  27  June  1885 ;  s.  of 
Robert  Alexander  Lundie,  M.B., 
F.R.C.S.E.,  55a  Grange  Road  ;  Mac- 
kenzie Prize,  Math.,  1904  ;  XV. ;  won 
Mile,  1903. 

Ch.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  1907  (Mech.  Sc.)  ; 
Coll.  XV.  ;  Engineer,  Canada.  Address : 
55a  Grange  Road,  Edin. 

MACDONALD,  Norman,  1899-1906.  CI. 
P.5-4a.  b.  2  Nov.  1890;  s.  of 
Norman  Doran  Macdonald,  Advocate, 
15  Abercromby  Place. 

Address  :   15  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. 

M'INTOSH,  Alfred  Charles,  1899-1911 
(Dec).  CI.  P.l-Army.  b.  11  Oct. 
1893  ;  s.  of  Alfred  M'Intosh,  5  Clar- 
endon Crescent ;  Chemical  Analysis 
Prize,  1910  ;  2nd  Acad.  Club  Prize 
for  best  in  Mod.  Subjects  and  Mac- 
kenzie Prize,  Math.,  1911 ;  Gym.  VIII. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich;  2nd  Lt.  R.E.  Ad- 
dress :  5  Clarendon  Crescent,  Edin.,  or  R.E. 
Mess,  Chatham. 

MACKAY,  Ian,  1899-1901.  CI.  7b.  b. 
30  May  1883  ;  s.  of  William  Mackay, 
Solicitor,  Craigmonie,  Inverness  ;  Bal- 
four Prize  for  German,  1901 ;  XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  1904-6 ;    Solicitor,  1908  ;    of 

Innes    and    Mackay,    Inverness ;  2nd    Lt. 

4th  Cameron  Highs.  (T.F.),  1909.  Address: 
Craigmonie,  Inverness. 

MACKAY,  William,  jun.,  1899-1904.  CI. 
4b-7b.  b.  12  June  1886  ;  s.  of  William 
Mackay,  Solicitor,  Craigmonie,  Inver- 
ness. 

Solicitor,  1913;  of  Innes  and  Mackay, 
Inverness.     Address:  Craigmonie,  Inverness. 

M'MORLAND,  John  Bruce,  1899-1901. 
CI.  6,  Sp.  b.  2  Dec  1883;  s.  of 
John  M'Morland,  9  Athole  Gardens, 
Glasg. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1906 ;  gen. 
med.  pract.,  Moniaive;  late  Clin.  Ass.  and 


4,74, 


1899-1900 


Ho.  Surg.  R.I.E.  ;  m.  Evelyn  de  Courcy 
Hamilton,  Woking,  Surrey.  Address:  Kil- 
neiss,  Moniaive,  Dumfriesshire. 

M'MORLAND,  Robert  Patrick,  1899- 
1901.  CI.  6,  Sp.  b.  17  Jan.  1883; 
s.  of  John  M'Morland,  9  Athole  Gar- 
dens, Glasg. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1906;  gen. 
med.  pract.  ;  Mem.  Roy.  Med.  Soc.  ;  late 
Clin.  Ass.  Ear,  Throat,  and  Nose  Wards, 
R.I.E.,  and  Res.  Ho.  Surg.  Roy.  Matern. 
Hosp.,  Edin.  Address  :  19  Mercluston  Gar- 
dens, Edin. 

MAC  WATT,  Norman  Ian,  1899-1901. 
CI.  P.l,  P.2.  b.  3  March  1892  ;  s.  of 
Norman  MacWatt,  19  Moray  Place. 

2nd  Lt.  Seaforth  Highs.  1911.  Address: 
Shorncliffe,  Kent. 

MALCOLM,  Robert  Guthrie,  1899-1902. 
CI.  3-4b.  b.  1885  ;  s.  of  T.  C.  Mal- 
colm, 10  Balgillo  Crescent,  Broughty 
Ferry. 

Merchant,  Dundee  and  Lond.  Address  : 
Mount  Rosa,  Broughty  Ferry. 

MARSHALL,  William  Edwin,  1899-1901, 
CI.  4b,  4a.  b.  8  Aug.  1884;  s.  of 
P.  C.  Marshall,  26  Coltbridge  Terrace, 
Murrayfield. 

Address  :  26  Coltbridge  Terrace,  Murray- 
field,  Edin. 

MAXWELL,  Georgius  Henry  Hope 
Patrick,  1899-1903.  CI.  P.l-2a.  b. 
18  Oct.  1892  ;  s.  of  B.  B.  Maxwell, 
1  Netherby  Road. 

Sedbergh  ;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  A.C.C.  ;  A.F.C.  ; 
Rugby,  V.  England,  1913,  14  ;  v.  Ireland, 
1913,  14;  V.  Wales,  1914;  Med.  Student. 
Address:  Springkell,  Netherby  Road,  Edin. 

MILLER,  Alexander  Grant  Schaw,  1899- 
1901.  CI.  P.3-P.5.  b.  19  June  1890; 
s.  of  Robert  Schaw  Miller,  W.S.,  14 
Rosebery  Crescent. 

Fettes,  1904-8 ;  Peterhouse,  Cantab ; 
CoU.  XI.  Address:  Peterhouse, Cambridge, 
and  14  Rosebery  Crescent,  Edin. 

MITCHELL,  James  Thomson  Rankin, 
1899-1907.  CI.  Ib-Sp.  b.  26  March 
1888;  s.  of  James  Mitchell  of  Bannock- 
burn  House,  Bannockburn;  XV.,  XI. ; 
Sen.  Ephor. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon,  1907-10 ;  B.A.  ;  Coll. 
XV.;  W.S.  1913.  Address:  Bannockburn 
House,  Bannockburn. 

MITCHELL,  Patrick  Henry,  1899-1905. 
CI.  P.l-2b.     b.  26  March  1890  ;  S.  of 


Rev.  J,  Patrick  Mitchell,  42  Inverleith 
Row. 

Office  work,  Edin.,  and  Vancouver,  B.C. 
Address  :   42  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

MOFFATT,  Alexander  M'Ritchie,  April- 
July  1900.  CI.  P.l.  b.  24  Oct. 
1892;  s.  of  Alexander  Moffatt,  Ad- 
vocate, Sheriff  Sub.  of  Stirlingshire, 
Falkirk. 
Address  :  Amotdale,  Falkirk. 

MOIR,  Archibald  Gifford,  1899-1902. 
CI.  P.5-la.  b.  17  March  1890; 
s.  of  Archibald  P.  Moir,  Solicitor, 
Mars'  Hill,  Alloa. 


Fettes  ; 
Alloa. 


A.F.C.     Address :     Mars'    Hill, 


MURRAY,  James  Ainslie,  April  1900-2. 
CI.  5-U.M.  b.  21  July  1884  ;  s.  of 
James  Murray,  2  Regent  Terrace ; 
Balfour  Music  Prize,  1902. 

Stockbroker.  Address  :  8  Royal  Terrace, 
Edin. 

PARKER,  Charles  Lamond  Yarborough, 
1899-1905  (April).  CI.  P.3-3b.  b. 
25  July  1891  ;  s.  of  Charies  Parker, 
C.E.,  18  Primrose  Bank  Road,  Trinity. 

Fettes,  1905-9;  R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1911- 
12;  2ndLt.  R.E.  1912.  Address:  Brompton 
Barracks,  Chatham. 

PATERSON,  Arthur  Keppie,  1899-1908. 
CI.  P.3-Sp.  b.  4  June  1892  ;  s.  of 
John  K.  Paterson,  30  Royal  Terrace ; 
Balfour  Music  Prize,  1907. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  (Engineering),  1911  ; 
Sanitary  Engineer ;  Lt.  T.F.  Address : 
30  Royal  Terrace,  Edin. 

PROSSER,  John,  jun.,  1899-1907.  CI. 
2a-7.  b.  1  April  1889  ;  s.  of  John 
Prosser,  W.S.,  4  Bellevue  Crescent ; 
XV. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  M.A.  1910  ;  LL.B.  (with  Dis- 
tinction), 1912  ;  Thow  Schol.  in  (i)  Scots  Law, 
(2)  Conveyancing  ;  Grierson  Bursar  in  Law, 
three  years ;  Muirhead  Prize  in  Civil  Law  ; 
Forensic  Prize  in  Civil  Law ;  Scots  Law 
Essay,  1st  Prize ;  Public  Law  Essay, 
1st  Prize  ;  Vans  Dunlop  Scholar,  in  Public 
Law,  Civil  Law,  Constit.  Law,  and  Constit. 
Hist. ;  A.F.C  ;  W.S.  1913.  Address  :  4  Belle- 
vue Crescent,  Edin. 

REID,  James  Scott  Cumberland,  1899- 
1908.  CI.  P.5  -  Sp.  b.  1890  ;  s.  of 
James  Reid,  W.S.,  Drem,  E.  Lothian ; 
E.A.  Schol.  Sc.  and  Math.:  Gloag 
Medal,  1907,  1908;  Ferguson  Medal, 
1905 ;    Chem.  Anal.  Prize  and  Mac- 


1899-1900 


475 


kenzie  Prizes,  Math.,  1907,  Nat.  Sc. 
1908. 

Jesus  CoU.  Cantab ;  B.A.  ;  ist  CI.  Nat. 
Sc.  Trip.     Address  :   Drem,  E.  Lothian. 

RINGER,  Frederick  Edward  Erasmus, 
1899-1900.  CI.  L.M.  b.  17  June 
1884  ;  s.  of  Erasmus  Frederick  Ringer, 
Nagasaki,  Japan. 

Merchant,  Nagasaki,  Japan. 

RITCHIE,  Charles  Donaldson,  1899-1911. 
CI.  P.2-Sp.  b.  2  Jan.  1892  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  Thomas  L.  Ritchie,  Min.  of 
St.  James'  U.F.  Ch.,  Airlie  House, 
Arboretum  Road  ;  Acad.  Club  Prize 
for  best  in  Mod.  Subjects,  1910  ;  XV., 
XI. ;   won  Long  Jump,  1911 ;  Ephor. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Med.  Student.  Address  : 
I  Arboretum  Road,  Edin. 

ROMANES,  George,  1899-1902.  CI.  4b- 
7b.  b.  31  Aug.  1885  ;  s.  of  George 
Romanes,  Craiglaiowe,  Slateford  ;  2nd 
Acad.  Club  Prize  for  best  in  Mod.  Sub- 
jects, 1902, 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  1905;  Arthur  Trevell- 
yan  and  Vans  Dunlop  Scholar,  in  Engineer- 
ing; A.M.  Can.  Soc.  C.E.  1910  ;  A.M.I.C.E. 
191 1 ;  1905-6  Egypt.  Govt.  Survey;  since  1908 
Ass.  Engineer,  city  of  Calgary,  Alta.,  Canada ; 
m.  Ella  Smith,  Kelso.  Address  :  2513  5th 
Street  W.,  Calgary,  Alta.,  Canada. 

ROSS,  John,  1899-1903.     CI.  2a-5b.     b. 
26   May    1885,;     s.    of   James    Ross, 
12  Albany  Street. 
Address  :   12  Rill  bank  Terrace,  Edin. 

RUSSELL,  Archibald  Henry,  1899-1902. 
CI.  lb-2b.  b.  7  July  1887;  s.  of 
P.  B.  Russell,  10  Regent  Terrace. 

Cheltenham,  1902-4 ;  Heathend  Mil. 
Coll.  Farnham  ;  Lt.  4th  H.L.I.  ;  m.  Evelyn 
Price,  Lond.  Address :  25  Cedcirs  Road, 
Chiswick,  Lond.,  W. 

RUSSELL,  Patrick  Alfred,  1899-1903. 
CI.  P.5-3b.  b.  20  July  1889  ;  s.  of 
P.  B.  Russell,  10  Regent  Terrace, 

Sherborne  Sch. ,  Dorset ;  Farmer.  A  ddress  : 
Ford  Westfield,  Cornhill-on-Tweed. 

SIMPSON,  Wilfrid  James,  1899-1902. 
CI.  5,  U.M.  b.  4  Feb.  1885  ;  s.  of 
David  Simpson,  Banker,  9  Hampton 
Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1907 ;  Capt. 
I.M.S.  ;  Lt.  1908;  Capt.  1911.  Address: 
34th  Poona  Horse  (Aurungabad,  India),  c/o 
King,  King  and  Co.,  Bombay. 

SMALL,  Douglas  James,  1 899-1 900  (Dec.) . 
CI.    P.3,   P.4.     b.   10   June    1890;    s. 


of  Charles  A.   Small,  4   North  Park 
Terrace. 

Address:  9  Bruce  Road,  Pollokshields, 
Glasg. 

SMALL,  George  Francis,  Jan.-Dec.  1900. 
CI.  la-2b.  b.  28  May  1888 ;  s.  of 
Charles  A.  Small,  4  North  Park 
Terrace. 

Address:  9  Bruce  Road,  Pollokshields, 
Glasg. 

SPENCE,  Douglas  M'Murdo,  1899-1907. 
CI.  P.4-5a.  b.  9  March  1890  ;  s.  of 
T,  W.  L.  Spence  of  Uyea,  C.B., 
Sec.  to  the  Gen.  Bd.  of  Lunacy  for 
Scot.,  The  Holms,  Granton  Road, 
and  Uyea,  Shetland. 

With  B.L.  Bank,  1907-10  ;  Mem.  of  the 
Inst,  of  Bankers,  Scot.,  1910  ;  entered  the 
Hong-Kong  and  Shanghai  Banking  Cor- 
poration Ltd.  1910.  Address  :  c/o  Hong- 
Kong  and  Shanghai  Bank  Ltd.,  Lombard 
Street,  Lond.,  E.C. 

STEUART,  Norman  Kennedy,  1899- 
1900.  CI.  P.2.  b.  29  April  1891; 
s.  of  Capt.  Robert  Steuart,  D.L.  and 
J.P.,  Westwood,  West  Calder. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  Revolver  VIII.  and 
Rifle  Team  ;  2nd  Lt.  2nd  Batt.  Connaught 
Rangers,  1910.  Address  :  2nd  Connaught 
Rangers,  Curragh,  Kildare. 

STEVENSON,  David  Alan,  1899-1903. 
CI.  P.2-3b.  b.  7  Feb.  1891  ;  s.  of 
Charles  A.  Stevenson,  Civil  Engineer, 
28  Douglas  Crescent. 


Edin.  Univ. 
cent,  Edin. 


Address  :    28  Douglas  Cres- 


STEWART,  Lyall  Dudley,  Jan.  1900-1, 
CI.  P.2,  P.3.     b.  22  May  1890 ;  s.  of 
John  G.Stewart,  Carpet  Manufacturer, 
Dunraven,  Lasswade. 
d.  8  April  1901. 

STEWART,  William  Ross,  1899-1907. 
CI.  2b-Sp.  b.  16  March  1889;  s.  of 
David  Ross  Stewart,  Advocate,  33 
Northumberland  Street ;  XV. ;  Gym. 
VIII.  (Silver  Medal,  1906). 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.   1913  ;   A.F.C. 
Address  :   14  Ramsay  Garden,  Edin. 

TAYLOR,  John  Sutherland,  1899-1909, 
CI.  P.l-Sp.  b.  14  April  1893;  s.  of 
James  Taylor,  M.A.,  Master  E.A. ; 
Mitchell  Medal  and  E.A.  Class.  Schol. 
1907. 
Address  :   18  Hill  view,  Blackhall. 

THOMSON,  Francis  Wishart,  1899-1910, 
CI.   P.3-7.     b.  30  March  1891  ;  s.  of 


476 


1900-1 


William    Thomson,    14    Abcrcromby 
Place;  XV.;  Ephor. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon;  O.U.R.F.C.  191 2  and 
1913.  Address  :  30  Drumsheugh  Gardens, 
Edin. 

URQUHART,  William  Edward  Pollard-, 
1899-1903.  CI.  P.4-2.  b.  3  Sept. 
1890 ;  s.  of  M.  A.  Pollard-Urquhart, 
C.E.,  16  Lennox  Street. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1909-10  ;  2nd  Lt.  Roy. 
Sussex  Regt.  1910.  Address  :  Royal  Sussex 
Regt.,  Peshawar,  Punjab,  India. 

WADDELL,  James  Dalziel,  1899-1901 
(Dec.).  CI.  lb,  la.  b.  2  Nov.  1886 ; 
s.  of  George  Waddell,  Merkland  House, 
Ravelston  Park. 

Framlingham  CoU.  SuSolk ;  Engineer, 
Gt.  Mountain  Anthracite  Mines,  S.  Wales. 
Address  :  Merkland,  Tumble,  Llanelly. 

WAKELIN,  James  Glencorse,  1899- 
1905.  CI.  lb-4a.  b.  20  Feb.  1888  ; 
s.  of  Henry  Wakelin,  Solicitor,  1 
Greenhill  Gardens. 

Edin.  Univ.,  M.A.,  Law  Student.  Ad- 
dress :  I  Greenhill  Gardens,  Edin. 

WALKER,  William  Eric,  1899-1902. 
CI.  7b,  U.M.  b.  28  June  1885;  s. 
of  W.  J.  D.  Walker,  Glenbanna,  Law- 
rencetown,  Co,  Down. 

WALLACE,  William  Middleton,  1899- 
1912  (April).    Cl.lb-U.M.    b.  23  Sept. 


1892  ;  s.  of  R.  W.  Wallace,  W.S.,  7 
Inverleith  Row ;  XV.  ;  XL  Capt. 
1911 ;  Gym.  VIII. ;  Bradbury  Shield, 
1910;  Fives  Cup,  1910;  won  High 
Jump,  1910-12  ;  Cricket  Ball,  1910-12; 
Long  Leap,  1912  ;  Burma  Cup,  1912  ; 
Ephor. 

King's  Coll.  Cantab ;  C.U.R.F.C. ;  A.F.C. ; 
Rugbv,  V.  England,  1913,  14;  v.  Ireland, 
I9i4;'ti.  Wales,  1914.  Address:  7  Inverleith 
Row,  Edin. 

WEBSTER,  William  Leckie,  April 
1900-4.  CI.  2b-5.  b.  3  Nov.  1887  ;  s. 
of  A.  Douglas  Webster,  M.D.,  18  Minto 
Street, 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1910;  Lt. 
R.A.M.C.  191 1  ;  m.  Miss  Pringle  Pattison, 
dau.  of  Prof.  A.  S.  Pringle  Pattison.  Address  : 
Cairo,  Egypt,  or  c/o  Holt  and  Co.,  3  White- 
hall Place,  Lend.,  S.W. 

WHITE,  John  Walton,  1899-1909,  CI. 
P.1-U,M.  b.  5  Nov.  1893;  s.  of 
Thomas  White,  S.S.C,  3  Drummond 
Place;  XV. 

A.F.C.  Address :  3  Drummond  Place, 
Edin. 

AVHITE,  WiUiam  Kenneth,  1899-1912. 
CI.  P,l-Sp.  b,  15  May  1893  ;  s.  of 
William  White,  S.S.C,  19  North  Park 
Terrace  ;   Sen.  Ephor  ;   XV.,  XL 

A.F.C;  Rubber-planter.  Address:  Sungei 
Way  Estate,  Sungei  Way,  Selangor,  F.M.S. 


1900-1 


ALLAN,  James  Stanley,  1900-7.  CI. 
P.4-L.M.  b.  15  April  1890;  s,  of 
James  Allan,  Craigallan,  Bo'ness. 

A.F.C. ;  A.C.C. ;  Rubber-planter,  F.M.S. 
Address :  Edinburgh  Rubber  Estate,  Se- 
langor, F.M.S. 

ALLAN,  Norman  Russell,  1900-9.  CI. 
P.3-U,M.  b.  23  Oct,  1891;  s.  of 
James  Allan,  Craigallan,  Bo'ness. 

With  Paterson,  Simons  and  Co.,  Singapore. 
Address  :  Singapore,  or  5  Rosebery  Crescent, 
Edin. 

ANDERSON,  Charles,  1900-5.  CI.  4b-Sp, 
b.  30  July  1886  ;  s.  of  R.  B.  Anderson, 
Glenbum  Hall,  Jedburgh  ;  XV. ;  XL 
Capt.  1905  ;  won  Bradbury  Shield, 
1904, eq.  1905;  100  Yds.,  Quarter-mile, 
Putting  Weight,  Long  Jump,  1904; 
100  Yds.,  Putting  Weight,  Long  Jump, 
1905. 


A.F.C. ;    A.C.C.  ;    W.S.   1910. 
Glenburn  Hall,  Jedburgh. 


A  ddress  : 


ANGUS,  Stewart,  May  1901-8.  CI.  P.5- 
Sp.  b.  7  July  1890 ;  s.  of  David 
Angus,  C.E.,  Coronel,  Chili. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  (Engineering)  ;  Ass. 
C.E.,  Buenos  Aires  and  Gt.  Southern  Rly., 
Argentine  Republic.  Address:  c/o  B.  S. 
Nelson,  F.C.  del  Sud,  Neuquen,  Argentine 
Republic. 

ATKINSON,  Alan,  April  1901-2.  CI. 
2a-4b.  b.  18  Aug.  1889  ;  s.  of  J.  B. 
Atkinson,  18  Merchiston  Gardens. 

Kelvinside  Acad.  Address :  2  Devon- 
shire Terrace,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

ATKINSON,  Leonard  Lee,  April  1901-2. 
CI.  4b-5.  b,  12  June  1887 ;  s,  of 
J,B.  Atkinson,  18  Merchiston  Gardens. 

Kelvinside  Acad.  Address  :  2  Devon- 
shire Terrace,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 


1900-1 


477 


BELL,  David,  1900-7.  CI.  P.4-M.M. 
b.  31  May  1890  ;  s.  of  David  Bell, 
Mervue,  Ferry  Road. 

Address  :   Mervue,  Ferry  Road,  Edin. 

BIEBERSTEDT,  Rupert  Harry,  1900-1. 
(Dee.).  CI.  la-2b.  b.  27  July  1889  ; 
s.  of  August  Bieberstedt,  114  Trinity 
Road. 

Merchiston  ;  Seed  Merchant,  Leith.  A  d- 
dress:  North  Trinity  House,  114  Trinity 
Road,  Leith. 

BLACK,  Norman  Scott,  1900-2.  CI.  3  and 
L.M.  b.  23  Feb.  1886;  s.  of  Rev. 
W.  M.  Black,  Anwoth  Manse,  Gate- 
house. 

Farmer,  Canada.  Address:  30  Saxe-Co- 
burg  Place,  Edin. 

BLACK,  Thomas  Wilson,  1900-7  (April). 
CI.  P.3-4b.  b.  27  March  1892 ;  s.  of 
A.  W.  Black,  W.S.,  M.P.,  5  Learmonth 
Terrace. 

Clayesmore  Sch.,  Berks,  1908-10 ;  W.S. 
apprentice.     Address:  44  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

BLAIR,  Patrick  Edward  Adam,  1900-1 
(Dec).  CI.  P.2.  b.  4  June  1898; 
s.  of  A.  S.  Blair,  W.S.,  36  India  Street, 

Cargilfield  and  Malvern.  Address :  36 
India  Street,  Edin. 

BLAIR,  Patrick  James,  1900-10.  CI. 
P.4-7.  b.  16  March  1891 ;  s.  of  Hugh 
Blair,  C.A.,  15  Randolph  Crescent ; 
Mitchell  Medal,  1906;  Clyde-Millar 
Greek  Prize  and  Mackenzie  Prize  for 
best  but  one  in  Classics,  1910 ;  Ephor. 

Balliol  Coll.  Oxon.  Address :  15  Ran- 
dolph Crescent,  Edin, 

BOYD,  William  Noel  Lawson,  1900-2, 
CI.  P.1-P.3.  b.  26  Dec.  1892 ;  s,  of 
WiUiam  Boyd,  W.S.,  26  Inverleith 
Place. 

Cargilfield  and  Chfton  CoU.  Address : 
26  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

BRUNTON,  Chisholm  Dunbar,  1900-5, 
CI.  2b-5a.  b.  10  Oct.  1886;  s.  of 
John  Stenhouse  Brunton  of  Ladhope, 
Roxburghshire. 

Fmly.  Vine-grower,  France;  Man.  Cotton 
Estate  in  Syria;  now  Insp.  of  Rotations, 
ist  Irrigation  Circle,  Zagazig;  M.R.A.S.  ; 
m.  Madeleine  May  EmmeUne  Keith-Mac- 
donald.  Address:  Irrigation  Service,  Zaga- 
zig, L.  Egypt. 

BURN-MURDOCH,  Alexander,  1900-4. 
CL  5-7b.  b.  21  Aug.  1886;  s.  of 
Archibald  Burn-Murdoch,  W.S.,  10 
Merchiston  Avenue ;  XI, ;  Gym.  VIII. 


Trin.  Coll.  Cantab,  1905-8  ;  B.A.,  LL.B.  ; 
Coll.  XV.  Capt.  1907-8  ;  A.C.C.  ;  A.F.C.  ; 
W.S.  1911;  N.P.  1913.  Address:  10  Mer- 
chiston Avenue,  Edin. 

BURN-MURDOCH,  WilHam  Callander, 
1900-5.  CI.  Ib-L.M.  b.  1  July  1888  ; 
s,  of  Archibald  Burn-Murdoch,  W.S., 
10  Merchiston  Avenue  ;   Gym.  VIII. 

Fruit  -  farming,  B.C.  Address:  Griffin 
Ranch,  Creston,  Kootenay,  B.C.,  Canada. 

CARGEY,  George  Trotter,  1900-5.  CI. 
la-L.M,  b.  7  Feb.  1889  ;  s.  of  Gilbert 
J.  Cargey,  42  Craigmillar  Park. 

Rubber-planter,  F.M.S.  Address :  Port 
Dickson  (Lukut)  Rubber  Estates  Ltd.,  Port 
Dickson,  F.M.S. 

CARGILL,  James  Alexander  Russell, 
1900-2.  CI.  5,  U.M.  b.  7  April  1885  ; 
s.  of  Alexander  Cargill,  5  Ravelstou 
Terrace  ;  XV, ;  won  Long  Leap,  1902. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1908  ;  A.F.C.  ; 
in  Australia;  m.  .  Home  address:  18 
Wester  Coates  Gardens,  Edin. 

COOK,  Arthur  Geofrey  Harold,  1900-2. 
CI.  4a.  b.  1886;  s.  of  Joseph  Cook, 
J.P.,  North  Biddick  Hall,  Washington 
R.S.O.,  Co.  Durham  ;  Balfour  Music 
Prize,  1902. 

Armstrong  Coll.  Newcastle ;  Man.  Nor- 
thern Dist.  Union  Electric  Co.  Ltd. ;  m. 
E.  F.  Ballantine.  Address  :  Vine  Cottage, 
Corbridge-on-Tyne. 

COOK,  James  Hugh  Ernest,  1900-6.  CI. 
L.M.-Sp,  b.  8  June  1886;  s.  of 
David  Cook,  Bhopal,  C.I. ;   XV, 

P.O.,  India.  Address :  Supt.  of  Post 
Office,  Nerbudda  Div.,  Hoshangabad,  C.P., 
India. 

CRABBIE,  William  Monteith,  1900-11 
(April).  CI.  P.2  -  U.M,  b.  1  Feb. 
1893 ;  s.  of  George  Crabbie,  8  Rothe- 
say Terrace;  XV.;  Gym.  VIII.;  won 
Mile,  1909-11  ;  Half-mile,  1910,  1911 ; 
Putting  the  Weight,  1911  ;  Burma 
Cup,  1910,  1911 ;  Ephor. 

A.F.C.  Address :  8  Rothesay  Terrace, 
Edin. 

CURTEIS,  Cedric  Ishan,  Jan,  1901, 
CI,  P,l,  b,  4  March  1894;  s,  of 
Comm.  Curteis,  R.N.,  25  Stirling 
Road,  Trinity, 

DALE,  Thomas,  1900-3.  CI,  L.M,,  M.M. 
b.  10  March  1885  ;  s,  of  Thomas  Dale, 
Scoughall,  North  Berwick, 

Farmer.  Address:  Scoughall,  North  Ber- 
wick. 


478 


1900-1 


DANGERFIELD,  Frederick  George 
Stewart,  1900-8.  CI.  P.5-6.  b.  7 
July  1890 ;  s.  of  \V.  Fred.  Dangerfield, 
S.S.C,  Stewart  Villa,  Dean. 

C.A.  apprentice.  Address:  i8  Carlton 
Street,  Edin. 

DAVIDSON,  Thomas,  1900-4  (Dec.). 
CI.  P.3-2a.  b.  6  .June  1891  ;  s.  of 
George  P.  Davidson,  14  Melville 
Street. 

Address  :   14  Melville  Street,  Edin. 

DEVERELL,  George  Clark,  1900-2.  CI. 
P.2.  b.  9  July  1893;  s.  of  Thos. 
Clark  Deverell,  M.  Inst.  C.E.,  Ching- 
ford,  Essex. 

Subsequently  at  school  in  Philadelphia, 
East  Lond.,  Cape  Colony,  Durban,  Natal, 
and  Bedford,  Eng.  ;  C.E.  pupil.  Address  : 
Hill  Crest,  Chingford,  Essex. 

DEWAR,  Peter,  1900-6.  CI.  M.M.-4b. 
b.  21  Aug.  1887 ;  s.  of  T.  W.  Dewar, 
Harperfield,  Sandilands, Lanark;  XV. 

Electrical  Engineer.  Address:  7  Gros- 
venor  Terrace,  Hillhead,  Glasg. 

DICKSON,  Hugh 'Stanley,  1900-4  (April). 
CI.  L.M.,  U.M.  b.  5  May  1885  ;  s.  of 
James  Dickson,  Leebrae  House,  Gala- 
shiels ;   XI, 

Tweed  Manufacturer ;  m.  1914  Eva  Muriel, 
e.  dau.  of  E.  R.  Hitchins,  Warrington  Lodge, 
Streatham  Common,  N.,  Lond.,  S.W.  Ad- 
dress :  Leebrae  House,  Galashiels. 

DILWORTH,  Robert,  April  1901-April 
1904.  C1.3-5b.  b.  7  Oct.  1887;  s.  of 
Mrs.  Dilworth,  17  Hugo  Street,  Leek, 
Staffs. 

DIXSON,  Douglas  Honeyman,  1900-4. 
CI.  2a-4a.  b.  22  July  1887;  s.  of 
James  Heggie  Dixson,  W.S.,  46 
Blacket  Place, 

Stockbroldng.  Address:  46  Blacket  Place, 
Edin. 

DIXSON,  Robert,  1900-2.  CI.  5,  6.  b. 
26  July  1885  ;  s.  of  James  Heggie 
Dixson,  W.S.,  46  Blacket  Place. 

W.S.  1908.  Address:  46  Blacket  Place, 
Edin. 

FIDDES,  Edward  Scott,  April  1901-July 
1911.  CI.  P.3-7.  b.  6  Sept.  1892; 
s.  of  Rev.  Alexander  Fiddes,  B.D., 
Min.  of  St.  Bernard's  P.  Ch.,  28  Invcr- 
leith  Terrace  ;  XV ;  Ephor. 

St.  John's  Coll.  Oxon.  Address:  28  In- 
verleith  Terrace,  Edin. 


FITZGERALD,  Gerald,  1900-6  (April). 
CI.  P.3-4b.  b.  23  Jan.  1892;  s.  of 
J.  F.  Gerald  FitzGerald,  C.E.,  Buenos 
Aires. 

FLETCHER,  John,  1900-2.  CI.  2b-2a. 
b.  2  July  1886  ;  s.  of  John  D.  Fletcher, 
44  Garscube  Terrace. 


Stock  and   Share   Broker.     Address  ; 
New  Row,  Dunfermline. 


24 


FLOCKHART,  John,  1900-7.     CI.  la-5a. 
b.  30  June  1889  ;    s.  of  John  Flock- 
hart,  Banker,  Colinsburgh,  Fife. 
Address  :  3  Merchiston  Crescent,  Edin. 

FORMAN,  Ronald,  1900-1  (April).  CI. 
P.l.  b.  11  July  1893;  s.  of  G.  M. 
Forman,  Chicago,  U.S.A. 

ERASER,  Frederick  Palmer,  1900-7. 
CI.  P.3-4b.  b.  31  Jan.  1891;  s.  of 
Prof.  Sir  Thomas  R.  Eraser,  M.D., 
F.R.C.P.E.,  13  Drumsheugh  Gardens. 

d.  6  April  1907. 

GLEGG,  James  Douie,  1900-1.  CI.  P.l. 
b.  27  May  1894  ;  s.  of  Arthur  T.  Glegg, 
Advocate,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  Sheriff-Sub. 
of  Lanark  at  Airdrie. 

Address  :   17  Athole  Gardens,  Glasg. 

GRAHAME,  Charies  Edward,  1900-10. 
CI.  P.3-Army.  b.  15  Feb.  1892; 
s.  of  A.  M.  B.  Grahame,  3  Lennox 
Street. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst;  Lt.  R.S.  Fus.  and 
Border  Regt.  Address:  Pretoria,  Transvaal, 
S.  Africa,  and  Amtomy,  Port  of  Monteith. 

GRAHAME,  John  Walker  Forman, 
1900-5.  CI.  5-Sp.  b.  7  Feb.  1887 ;  s. 
of  A.  M.  B.  Grahame,  3  Lennox  Street ; 
Balfour  Prize  for  German,  1905  ;   XI. 

C.A.  1912.  Address :  20  Bucklersbury, 
Lond.,  E.C.,  and  Amtomy,  Port  of  Monteith. 

GRAHAME,  Monteith  James  IDU,  1900-6. 
CI.  Ib-L.M.  b.  9  Oct.  1889;  s.  of 
A.  M.  B.  Grahame,  3  Lennox  Street ; 
XL 

Gentleman  Farmer.  Address  :  Amtomy, 
Port  of  Monteith. 

GUY,  James  Campbell  Morrison,  1900-4 
and  1906-11.  CI.  P.1-6.  b.  12  June 
1894  ;  s.  of  John  C.  Guy,  Advocate, 
Sheriff  Sub.  of  Midlothian. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  reading  for  Scott.  Bar.  Ad- 
dress :   7  Darnaway  Street,  Edin. 

HANDASYDE,  Alexander  Kincaid, 
1900-8.     CI.  P.5-Sp.     b.  8  July  1890  ; 


1900-1 


479 


s.    of    C.    H.    Handasyde,    Craigesk, 
Dalkeith;   Gym.  VIII. 

C.A.  apprentice.  Address :  Craigesk,  Dal- 
keith. 

HAULTAIN,  William  Francis  Theodore, 
April  1901-11.  CI.  P.3-Sp.  b.  14 
Jan.  1893  ;  s.  of  F.  W.  N.  Haultain, 
M.D.,F.R.C.P.E.,  12Charlotte  Square; 
XV. 

Caius  Coll.  Cantab;  Med.  Student.  Ad- 
dress :   12  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

HILLCOAT,  Robert  Guy,  1900-5.  CI. 
lb-5a.  b,  27  July  1888;  s.  of 
Andrew  Hillcoat,  Wine  Merchant, 
Glasg. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.A.  1909;  LL.B.  1911; 
Solicitor,  1912.  Address  :  26  Scotland 
Street,  Edin. 

HOGARTH,  Thomas  John,  1900-2.  CI. 
Sp.  b.  4  April  1883;  s. of  W.Hogarth, 
Melbourne  ;   XV. 

Ch.  CoU.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  1905  ;  CoU.  XV.  ; 
Hockey  XI. ;  Scotland  v.  England,  Hockey, 
1908;  C.E.  Address:  c/o  R.  W.  Hogarth, 
Pailiament  Chambers,  Westminster,  Lond., 
S.W. 

INGLIS,  John,  1900-6  (Dec).  CI.  P.5- 
M.M.  b.  9  Nov.  1889  ;  s.  of  William 
Inglis,  Bonnington  Park  House. 

In  business.  Address  :  Bonnington  Park 
House,  Newhaven  Road,  Edin. 

JALLAND,  Douglas  Christian  Emmett, 
1900-1.  CI.  L.M.  b.  3  Sept.  1885  ; 
s.  of  B(5swell  George  Jalland,  Ochter- 
lony,  Guthrie,  Forfarshire,  and  Appin 
Lodge,  Eskbank. 

A  ddress :  Charleston,  K.  Queensland,  Aus- 
tralia. 

JOHNSTON,  Robert  Graham,  Jan.-July 
1901.  CI,  P.3.  b.  26  June  1893 ;  s. 
of  R.  Herbert  Johnston,  W.S.,  6 
Walker  Street. 

Cargilfield  and  Winchester,  1906-12;  head 
of  school;  Football  VI.  Capt.;  XI.;  New 
Coll.  Oxon,  1912.  Address:  6  Walker  Street, 
Edin. 

KELLY,  George  Dalziel,  1900-1  (Dec). 
CI.  P.4,  5.  b.  28  July  1891 ;  s.  of 
George  C.  Kelly,  National  Bank  of 
Australasia,  Lond. 

Melbourne  Ch.  of  Eng.  Grammar  Sch. 
1902-10  (Dec.) ;  XV. ;  Trin.  Coll.,  Melbourne 
Univ.  ;  XV.  and  Rowing  VIII.  ;  Law 
Student.  Address  :  Montalto,  Orrong  Road, 
Toorak,  Melbourne. 

KIDSTON,  Malcolm  Mackenzie  Wallace, 
1900-3    (April).     CI.    2-M.M.     b.    19 


Jan.   1886;    s,   of  Rev.   J.   Wallace 
Kidston,  4  Melville  Crescent. 

St.  John's  Coll.  Cantab  ;  d.  9  Jan.  1909. 

KING,  Alexander  Duncan  Campbell, 
1900-4.  CI.  5,  6.  b.  20  May  1886  ; 
s.  of  Robert  King,  Craigpark,  Tor- 
phichen  ;   XV. 

Edin.  Univ.  and  Roy.  Tech.  CoU.  Glasg.  ; 
M.I.M.E.,  M.I.  Mech.  E.  Address:  Wall- 
house,  Torphichen. 

LINAKER,  Frederick  William,  1900-1 
(Dec).  CI.  U.M.  b.  4  July  1883; 
s.  of  W.  H.  Linaker,  Myrtle  Bank, 
S.  Queensferry. 

LORIMER,  Charles  Stuart  Drummond, 
1900-2.  CI.  Sp.  b.  11  Dec.  1883; 
s.  of  Rev.  Robert  Lorimer,  M.A., 
Strathmartine  U.F.C.  Manse,  Dundee. 

Address  :  552  Burrard  Street,  Vancouver, 
B.C.,  Canada. 

LYELL,  Robert,  1900-3.  CI.  2a-M.5. 
b.  23  Jan.  1887;  s.  of  Alexander 
Lyell  of  Gardyne,  Montrose, 

Farmer.  Address :  Hawkshaw,  Peebles- 
shire. 

MACDONALD,  Evan  Ronald  Horatio 
Keith,  April-July  1901.  CI.  P.2,  b, 
10  April  1893 ;  s,  of  Keith  N.  Mac- 
donald,  M.D.,  21  Clarendon  Crescent, 

Edin.  Inst.  ;  XV.  Capt.  Address :  21 
Clarendon  Crescent,  Edin. 

MACFARLANE,  Alastair  Hunter,  1900- 
12.  CI.  P.1-6.  b.  14  June  1894;  s.  of 
George  Lewis  Macfarlane,  Advocate, 
Hon.  Lord  Ormidale,  Senator  of  the 
Coll.  of  Justice  ;   Shooting  VIII, 

Oxford  Univ.  Address :  3  St.  Colme 
Street,  Edin. 

MACFARLANE,  Robert  Campbell, 
1900-6,  CI.  P,3-5a,  b,  4  Aug,  1892;  s. 
of  George  Lewis  Macfarlane,  Advocate, 
Hon,  Lord  Ormidale,  Senator  of  the 
Coll.  of  Justice. 

Winchester  (school  IV.)  ;  Hon.  Schol. 
B.N.C.  Oxon,  1911.  Address:  3  St.  Colme 
Street,  Edin. 

M'HAFFIE,  WiUiam  John,  1900-4,  CI, 
2b -4a.  b.  16  Aug.  1888;  s.  of 
Maj.  M'Haffie,  EUangowan,  Newton 
Stewart, 

Sub-Land  Agent  to  the  Duke  of  Bedford, 
K.G.  Address :  Bardrochwood,  Palnure, 
Kirkcudbrightshire. 

M'KELVIE,  Alastair  Campbell,  1900-1 
(April),     CI,  P.2.     b.  16  March  1893  ; 


480 


1900-1 


s.  of  James  M'Kelvie,  Hatton  House, 
Kirknewton. 

Loretto,  1902-4.  Address:  Hatton  House, 
Kirknewton,  Midlothian. 

M'KELVIE,  James  Alfred,  1900-1  (April). 
CI.  P.8.  b.  6  March  1892  ;  s.  of 
James  M'Kelvie,  Hatton  House,  Kirk- 
newton. 

Address :  Hatton  House,  Kirknewton,  Mid- 
lothian. 

MACNAUGHTON,  Duncan,  1900-10.  CI. 
P.4-7.  b.  2  March  1892  ;  s.  of  Peter 
Macnaughton,  S.S.C,  Dunderawe,  Ar- 
boretum Road. 

Edin.  Univ.  Address:  Dunderawe,  Ar- 
boretum Road,  Edin. 

MACPHERSON,  Kenneth  Ian,  1900-1. 
CI.  4a.  b.  1  March  1885  ;  s.  of  J.  M. 
Macpherson,  Craigdhu,  Onich,  Inver- 
ness-shire. 

Lt.  ist  Batt.  A.  and  S.  Highs.  ;  2nd  Lt. 
1909 ;  Lt.  1911.  Address :  ist  A.  and  S. 
Highlanders,  Imtarfa  Barracks,  Malta. 

MEIN,  James  Elliot,  1900-5.  CI.  2a- 
U.M.  b.  25  Dec.  1886  ;  s.  of  James 
A.  W.  Mein,  J.P.,  Hunthill,  Jedburgh ; 
XL,  XV. 

Fanner.     Address  :  Hunthill,  Jedburgh. 

MILLER,  Robert  Watson  Hamilton, 
1900-10.  CI.  P.2-Sp.  b.  4  April 
1893  ;  s.  of  W.  Henry  Miller,  M.D., 
51  Northumberland  Street ;  Ferguson 
Medal,  1909. 
Address:  51  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

MORE,  Colin  Robertson,  1900-6.  CI. 
P.l-la.  b.  28  Nov.  1893;  s.  of 
James  More,  C.E.,  13  Drummond 
Place. 

NISBET,  Robert  Blair,  1900-4.  CI.  la-4b. 
b.  31  May  1887  ;  s.  of  T.  M.  Nisbet, 
Forthar,  Freuchie,  Fife. 

Planter.  Address  :  Tebrau  Rubber  Estates, 
Johore,  Singapore. 

PETTITT,  Paul  Jack  Herbert  Glynn, 
afterwards  John  Paul  Glyn,  1900-5 
(April).  CI.  5-7a.  b.  24  Feb.  1886  ; 
s.  of  Henry  Pettitt,  Dramatic  Author, 
Lond. 
Actor. 

RAINNIE,  William  RoUand,  1900-8. 
CI.  P.4-5b.  b.  13  March  1892 ;  s.  of 
W.B.  Rainnie,  S.S.C,  3  Carlton  Street. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  W.S.  apprentice.  Address: 
3  Carlton  Street,  Edin. 


RAINY,  Adam  RoUand,  1900-8.  CI. 
2a-Sp.  b.  21  Aug.  1889  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
A.  Holland  Rainy,  M.P.,  6  Upper 
Wimpole  Street,  Lond.,  W.  ;  Fergu- 
son Medal,  1907  ;   won  Mile,  1908. 

Trin.  Coll.  Oxon  ;  Coll.  VHI.  Capt. 
1910-11;  R.M. A.  Woolwich;  zndLt.  R.F.A. 
Address  :  R.A.  Mess,  Dundalk. 

REID,  Gerald  Lonsdale  Paton,  1900-11, 
(April).  CI.  P.l-Sp.  b.  3  Oct.  1892 ; 
s.  of  J.  A.  Reid,  K.C.,  Sheriff  of  Ross 
and  Cromarty,  11  Royal  Circus. 

Oxford  Univ.  Address:  11  Royal  Circus, 
Edin. 

RONEY-DOUGALL,  Cusack  Norman, 
1900-9  (Dec).  CI.  lb-Army.  b.  14 
Dec.  1890;  s.  of  R.  Roney-Dougall 
of  Ratho,  Glenmay,  Colinton ;  XV. ; 
Ephor. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich ;  XV.  ;  2nd  Lt.  R.A. 
1911.  Address:  R.A.  Mess,  Nowshera, 
India. 

ROSS,  David,  1900-2.  CI.  P.1-P.2.  b. 
17  May  1893 ;  s.  of  James  Ross, 
Swordale,  Broadford,  Skye. 

SANDEMAN,  Bernard  Stewart,  Jan. 
1901-6.  CI.  P.3-3b.  b.  4  Jan.  1892  ; 
s.  of  J.  Condie  S.  Sandeman,  K.C., 
11  India  Street. 

Trin.  Hall,  Cantab.  Address:  11  India 
Street,  Edin. 

SANDEMAN,  Frederick  Stewart,  Jan. 
1901  -  April  1909.  CI.  P.l  -  L.M.  b. 
25  Jan.  1893 ;  s.  of  J.  Condie  S. 
Sandeman,  K.C.,  11  India  Street. 

Address  :   11  India  Street,  Edin. 

SANDERSON,  Charles  Plummer,  1900-2 
(AprU).  CI.  L.M.  b.  29  April  1885  ; 
s.  of  W.  A.  P.  Sanderson,  Bumbrae, 
Galashiels. 

Tweed  Manufacturer.  Address :  Burn- 
brae,  Galcishiels. 

SHAW,  Archibald  CampbeU,  1900-7. 
CI.  lb-4a.  b.  22  March  1889  ;  s.  of 
John  G.  Shaw,  Solicitor,  Belfast. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Med.  Student.  Address : 
96  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

SHAW,  James  Colvil,  1900-3,  CI.  L.M., 
U.M.  b.  22  May  1883  ;  s.  of  John 
G.  Shaw,  SoUcitor,  Belfast. 

Planter,  Tobago.  Address:  Indian  Point, 
Tobago,  B.W.I. 

SHENNAN,  Arnold  Hoseason,  April 
1901-April  1910.     CI.  P.3-Sp.     b.  10 


1900-1 


481 


April  1893  ;   s.  of  James  W.  Shennan, 
Hermitage,  Wardie  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.;  Med.  Student.  Address: 
Hermitage,  Wardie  Crescent,  Edin. 

SIME,  Adam  Watson,  1900-5  (April). 
CI.  P.4-3b.  b.  25  Feb.  1892  ;  s.  of 
T.  AVatson  Sime,  C.A.,  1  Wester 
Coates  Avenue. 

Address  :  212  Heath  Street  West,  Toronto, 
Canada. 

SIMPSON,  Thomas  Blantyre,  1900-11. 
CI.  P.3-7.  b.  27  July  1892  ;  s.  of 
R.  R.  Simpson,  W.S.,  23  Douglas 
Crescent ;  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize  for 
Classics,  Weir  Class  Club  Essay 
Prize,  Clyde-Millar  Greek  Prize,  1911 ; 
Ephor. 

Magdalen  Coll.  Oxon.  Address  :  23 
Douglas  Crescent,  Edin. 

SMEATON,  John  Burgh,  1900-1.  CI. 
P.2.  b.  9  Dec.  1891  ;  s.  of  T.  W. 
Smeaton  of  Easter  Coul,  Auchter- 
arder. 

Farmer.  Address :  Woodlands,  Green- 
way,  JIanitoba,  Canada. 

SMITH,  George  Louis  Malcolm,  1900-6 
and  1908-12.  CI.  P.l-Sp.  b.  4  April 
1894 ;  s.  of  George  John  Malcolm 
Smith,  M.D.,  Hurstpierpoint,  Sussex. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Med.  Student.  Address  : 
18  St.  Bernard's  Crescent,  Edin. 

STEWART,  Robert  Harold,  1900-4.  CI. 
P.3-3b.  b.  2  Sept.  1891  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Stewart,  S.S.C,  7  E.  Clare- 
mont  Street. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Engineering  Student.  Ad- 
dress :   73  E.  Claremont  Street,  Edin. 

STEYN,  Stephen  Sebastian  Lombard, 
1901.  CI.  P.5.  b.  10  Nov.  1890 ; 
s.  of  Dr.  G.  H.  Steyn,  30  Hamilton 
Place. 

Rhodes  Schol.  from  Diocesan  Coll. 
Rondebosch,  S.A. ;  Univ.  Coll.  Oxon  ; 
Coll.  XV.  and  XI.  in  S.A.  and  at  Oxford; 
O.U.R.F.C.  ;  Rugby,  v.  England,  191 1  ; 
«.  Ireland,  1912.  Address:  University  Coll. 
Oxford. 

SWANSON,  John  Leshe,  1900-9.  CI. 
P.2-5a.  b.  29  Nov.  1892  ;  s.  of 
John  Swanson,  3  Inverlcith  Place. 

C.A.  apprentice.  Address  :  3  Inverleith 
Place,  Edin. 


TAYLOR,  Francis  Outram,  1900-9.  CI. 
P.4-Sp.  b.  15  June  1892;  s.  of 
Rev.  W.  Cook  Taylor,  7  Royal  Cres- 
cent ;    Gym.  VIII. 

Edin.    Univ.  ;     Med.    Student.     Address  : 

7  Royal  Crescent,  Edin. 

THATCHER,  Francis  Geoffrev,  1900-7, 
CI.  lb-5b.  b.  24  Sept.  1890  ;  s.  of 
Charles  Henry  Thatcher,  F.R.C.S.E., 

8  Melville  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Mem.  O.T.C.  Marathon 
Team,  winners  of  Scott.  T.F.  Marathon 
Race,  1910.  Address  :  8  Melville  Crescent, 
Edin. 

THOiAIAS,  Arthur  John  Gordon,  April 
1901  -  9.  CI.  P.l  -  M.M.  b.  8  June 
1895  ;  s.  of  Arthur  M.  Thomas,  S.S.C, 
30  Ann  Street. 

Loretto,  1909-12  ;  XV.  Address  :  30  Ann 
Street,  Edin. 

TOD,  Wilham,  jun.,  1900-10.  CI.  P.4- 
Army.  b.  11  Oct.  1891 ;  s.  of  Wilham 
Tod,  23  Buckingham  Terrace  ;  XV.  ; 
won  100  Yds.  and  Quarter-mile,  1910  ; 
Ephor. 

Woolwich  (Infantry  Co.)  ;  XV.  ;  Repre- 
sentative, S.A.A.C.,  and  220  Yds.,  v.  Ireland  ; 
2nd  Lt.  R.S.  Fus.  Address :  3  Belgrave 
Place,  Edin.     See  also  E.A.  Ch.  xviii.  29. 

TURNBULL,  William  Elliot,  1900-1. 
CI.  4b.  b.  4  May  1888  ;  s.  of  W.  J. 
TurnbuU,  16  Grange  Terrace. 

Glenalmond,  1901-7  ;  XV.  Capt.  ;  XI.  ; 
King's  Coll.  Cantab,  1907-ro ;  B.A.  1910  ; 
Coll.  XV.  Capt.  ;  of  Lyon  and  TumbuU,  5? 
George  Street,  Edin.  Address:  16  Grange. 
Terrace,  Edin. 

WILKIE,  Alexander  Maclean,  1900-2. 
CI.  6,  7b.  b.  19  Aug.  1884;  s.  of 
James  Wilkie,  Platten,  Kirriemuir; 
XI. 

Address  :  166  JM.  22nd  Street,  Portland, 
Oregon,  U.S.A. 

WILLIAMSON,  Robert  Howard  WaUace, 
1900-7,  CI.  P.4-3a.  b.  28  March 
1892  ;  s.  of  Rev.  A.  Wallace  WilUam- 
son,  D.D.,  44  Palmerston  Place. 

King's  Coll.  Cantab.  Address :  44  Pal- 
merston Place,  Edin. 

WOOD,  Andrew,   1900-2.     CI.  P.l,  P.2, 
b.   28  June   1893;    s.   of   George  J. 
Wood,  W.S.,  34  India  Street, 
d.  29  July  1902. 


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AUDIS,  George  Thorburn,  1901-3.     CI. 

5-Sp.     b.  18  Nov.  1885  ;    s,  of  D.  F. 

Addis,  I.C.S.,  18  Buckingham  TciTacc. 

Fanner.     Address :     St.    Boswells    BanU, 

St.  Boswells. 

AITCHISON,  George  Staveley,  1901-4 
(Dee.).  CI.  P.lb-P..3.  b.  19  May 
1894;  s.  of  R.  S.  Aitchison,  M.D., 
74  Great  Kiii<j  Street. 

Address  :  Woldhurstlea,  Crawley,  Sussex. 

ALEXANDER,  James,  1901-7.  CI.  la- 
U.M.  b.  10  Dec.  1889  ;  s,  of  Henry 
Alexander,  Priory  House,  Dunferm- 
line ;  Gym.  VIII.,  Bronze  Medal, 
1906-7. 

Linen  Mill  .Manager.  Address  :  Priory 
House,  Dunfermline. 

ALEXANDER,  Robert  Harper,  1901-9. 
CI.  Ib-Sp.  b.  23  June  1891  ;  s.  of 
Henry  Alexander,  Priory  House,  Dun- 
fermline ;  XV. 

A.F.C.  Address :  Priory  House,  Dun- 
fermline. 

ALLAN,  Philip,  1901-4.     CI,  L.M.-U.M. 

b.  30  Aug.  1887  ;  s.  of  A.  Allan,  Gas 
Engineer,  Ravenscliffe,  Princess  Royal 
Park,  Scarborough. 

Manager  antl  Engineer,  Scarborough  Gas 
Co.  Address  :  Ravenscliffe,  Princess  Royal 
Park,  Scarborough. 

ANDERSON,  Charles  Ian,  1901-13.  CI. 
P.1-7.  b.  1  Sept.  1895  ;  s.  of  R.  K. 
Anderson,  9  Inverleith  Place  ;  Dux 
CI.  6  and  Balfour  'Cello  Prize,  1912. 

Address  :  9  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

ANDERSON,  Hugh  Abererombie,  1901-7 
(April).  CI.  2b-5b.  b.  10  Feb.  1890  ; 
s.  of  the  Hon.  John  Anderson,  M.L.C., 
Newfoundland. 

College  de  France ;  of  John  Anderson, 
General  Merchants,  St.  John's,  Newfound- 
land. Address  :  Hopedale,  St.  John's,  New- 
foundland. 

ANDERSON,  JohnEdwinMurray,1901-3. 
CI.  L.M.,  U.M.  b.  20  Sept.  1886  ;  s. 
of  the  Hon.  John  Anderson,  M.L.C., 
Newfoundland. 

Actor  and  Playwright.  Address  :  86 
East  56th  Street,  New  York  City,  U.S.A. 

ANDERSON,   Stanhope  Thuillior  Sher- 
well,    1901-10.      CI.    P.3-Army.     b. 
16    Aug.    1893 ;     s.    of    Gilbert    R. 
Anderson,  C.E.,  46  Inverleith  Row. 
Address  :  46  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 


BALLANTINE,  Edward  James,  1901-4. 
CI.  2a-L.M.  b.  1  Dec.  1888;  s.  of 
James  Ballantine,  Eskgrove,  Lass- 
wade. 

Studying  for  the  English  Bar ;  m.  Ethel 
Grant.  Address  :  National  Liberal  Club, 
WhitehaU  Place,  Lond.,  ^\■. 

BARTY,  John  Boyd,  1901-3.  CI.  U.M. 
b.  14  Nov.  1884  ;  s.  of  J.  VV.  Barty, 
LL.D.,  Glcnacres,  Dunblane  ;   XV. 

A.F.C.  ;  C.A.  1912.  Address  :  Glenacres, 
Dunblane. 

BELL,  Andrew  Beatson,  1901-12.  CI. 
P.2-Army.  b.  8  Sept.  1894;  s.  of 
Maj.  John  Beatson  Bell,  India ; 
Mackenzie  Prize  for  Science  and 
Chem.  Anal.  Prize,  1911. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  2nd  Lt.  ist  Batt.  Yorks. 
Regt.  Address:  Sialkot,  Punjab,  India,  or 
6  Doune  Terrace,  Edin. 

BLACK,  Graeme  Morrison,  1901-10.  CI. 
P.l-L.M.  b.  11  March  1894  ;  s.  of 
J.  Milne  Black,  15  North  Park  Ter- 
race ;  XL 

Address  :   15  North  Park  Terrace,  Edin. 

BOYD,  Andrew,  April  1902-April  1903. 
CI.  4b-5a.  b.  8  Oct.  1887  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
James  Boyd,  The  Manse,  Innerleithen. 

Address:  The  Manse,  Innerleithen. 

BOYD,  Nigel  John  Lawson,  1901-4.  CI. 
P.1-P.4.  b.  14  Sept.  1894;  s.  of 
William   Boyd,    W.S.,    26    Inverieith 

Place. 

Cargilfield  and  Winchester;  R.M.C.  Sand- 
hurst.    Address:  26  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

BROWN,  John  M'Kerrell,  1901-6.  CI. 
la-5b.  b.  6  Sept.  1889  ;  s.  of  J.  W. 
M'Kerrell  Brown,  Bank  of  Scot. 
House,  Dunfermline. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab,  1907-10  ;  B.A.  ;  Jour- 
nalist; Sub- Editor  on  the  Glasgow  Herald, 
191 T.     Address:  Transylaw,  Dunfermline. 

BROWN,  William,  1901-4.  CI.  L.M., 
M.M.     b.  5  July  1885  ;  s.  of  A.  Brown, 

Maryficld,  Galashiels. 

Tweed  Manufacturer.  Address :  Mary- 
field,  Galashiels. 

CAIRD,  Kari  Francis,  1901-13.  CI.  P.1-7. 
b.  5  June  1895  ;  s.  of  Dr.  F.  M.  Caird, 
F.R.C.S.E.,  Prof,  of  Clin.  Surg,  in 
the  Univ.  of  Edin.,  13  Charlotte 
Square ;  Gilmour  Memorial  Prize, 
1911  ;  Gym.  VIII. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Med.  Student.  Address : 
13  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 


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CAMERON,  Colin  Neil,  1901-5.  CI.  4a- 
U.M.  b.  5  May  1887  ;  s.  of  W.  H.  L. 
Cameron,  Holly  Bank,  Macclesfield. 

Address:  Holly  Bank,  Chester  Road, 
Macclesfield. 

CARLOW,  Alfred  James,  1901-10.  CI. 
P.2-U.M.  b.  10  Jan.  1893 ;  s.  of 
Charles  Carlow,  20  Eglinton  Crescent. 

In  business.  Address  :  I.innwood  Hall, 
Leven,  Fife. 

CARMICHAEL, Edward  Arnold,  1901-12. 
CI,  P.l-5a.  b.  25  March  1896 ;  s.  of 
Edward  Carmichael,  ^I.D.,  21  Aber- 
cromby  Place. 

Address  :    21  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. 

CLARK,  Patrick  Allan  Bennet,  1901-4 
(April).  CI.  la-4b.  b.  19  Feb.  1891 ; 
s.  of  George  Bennet  Clark,  W.S.,  15 
Douglas  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Med.  Student.  Address  : 
II  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Hugh  Usher,  1901-2 
(Dec).  CI.  lb,  2.  b.  17  Feb.  1890  ; 
s.  of  St.  Clair  Cunningham,  Heddcr- 
wick  Hill,  Dunbar. 

Exeter  Coll.  Oxon  ;  Coffee-planter ;  m. 
1913  Dorothy  Landers,  dau.  of  John  E. 
Washington  Beall,  D.C.  Address:  Mubanda 
Estate,  Bulemezi,  Box  69,  Kampala,  Uganda, 
B.E.  Africa. 

DANGERFIELD,  Alexander  Ireland, 
1901-6.  CI.  P.1-P.5.  b.  23  April 
1894  ;  s.  of  W.  F.  Dangerfield,  S.S.C, 
Stewart  Villa,  Dean. 

With  Caledonian  Insur.  Co.,  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :    18  Carlton  Street,  Edin. 

DANGERFIELD,  William  Cecil  Hav, 
1901-6.  CI.  P.2-2a.  b.  14  July 
1892  ;  s.  of  VV.  F.  Dangerfield,  S.S.C, 
Stewart  Villa,  Queensferiy  Road. 

With  Nat.  Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin.,  till  1913, 
now  with  British  Bank  of  S.  America,  Bahia, 
Brazil. 

DENNISTON,  Kenneth  RobertFullarton, 
1901-4.  CI.  3-U.M.  b.  7  Oct.  1887 ; 
s.  of  R.  F.  Denniston,  Durban,  Natal. 

Address  :  Mount  Tolmie  P.O.,  Victoria, 
B.C.,  Canada. 

DUNLOP,  Colin,  1901-4.  CI.  P.2-la. 
b.  3  March  1893 ;  s.  of  James 
C.  Dunlop,  M.D.,  33  Chester  Street. 

Sedbergh  and  Winchester ;  C.A.  appren- 
tice.    Address  :    33  Chester  Street,  Edin. 

ELLINGTON-WRIGHT,  Leshe  Francis, 
1901-9  (April),     CI.  P.l-3a.     b.  1  May 


1894 ;  s.  of  Rev.   Francis  Ellington- 
Wright,  Ch.  Ch.  Rectory,  Falkirk. 

St.  Edmund  Hall,  Oxon  ;  Challenge  Cup, 
Oxford  Univ.  Sailing  Club  ;  won  match  with 
the  Cambridge  Univ.  Crui.sing  Club,  1913  ; 
B.S.A.  Police.  Address:  Christ  Church  Rec- 
tory, Falkirk. 

FENWICK,  Stanley,  1901-5.  CI.  2a-5b. 
b.  31  Aug.  1889  ;  s.  of  George  Fenwick, 
Engineerand  Shipbuilder,  Hong-Kong. 

Edin.  Univ.;  Med.  Student.  Address: 
University  Union,  Edin.  and  Ballarat, 
Bridge  of  Weir. 

FERGUSON,   George    Douglas,   1901-8. 

CI.    la-5a.     b.   2   April   1890 ;    s.   of 

John  Ferguson,  5  Wemyss  Place  ;  XV. 

A.F.C.     Address  :   5  Wemyss  Place,  Edin. 

FERGUSON,  Robert  Arthur  Cecil,  1901-9. 
CI.  P.3-L.M.  b.  16  Dec.  1892  ;  s.  of 
John  Ferguson,  5  Wemyss  Place. 

Com  Merchant,  Liverpool.  Address :  5 
Wemyss  Place,  Edin. 

ERASER,  Kenneth,  1901-8  (April).  CI. 
Sp.  b.  1  Nov.  1885  ;  s.  of  Rev.  James 
Fraser,  D.D.,  Colvend  Manse,  Dal- 
beattie. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1909  ;  D.T.H. 
and  M.  1911  ;  D.P.H.  Camb,  1911;  Pat- 
tison  Prizeman  Clin.  Surg.  1908  ;  gen.  med. 
pract.  ;  late  Ass.  M.O.H.  for  Cumberland ; 
Res.  Ho.  Surg,  and  Clin.  Ass.  R.I.E.  and 
Res.  Ho.  Phys.  Edin.  City  Hosp.  ;  Hon. 
Sec.  Edin.  Univ.  Union.  Address  :  15 
South  Gillsland  Road,  Edin. 

GAVIN,  John,  jun.,  1901-12.  CI.  P.1-6. 
b.  26  Dee.  1894;  s.  of  John  Gavin, 
14  Royal  Terrace. 

Edin.  Univ.  Address  :  14  Royal  Terrace, 
Edin. 

GIBSON,  Arthur  John  Howison,  1901-2. 
CI.  7b.  b.  20  Oct.  1883  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
J.  W.  Gibson,  M.A.,  The  Manse, 
Dysart. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  M.A.  1907  ;  B.D. 
1909  (Distinct,  in  Div.  and  Ch.  Hist.)  ; 
Ramsay  Bursary,  1902  ;  Bruce  of  Grangehill 
and  Falkland  Prize,  1905  ;  Scholar,  1906  ; 
Berry  Scholar,  1909  ;  Medallist,  Log.  and 
Metaphys.,  Ch.  Hist.,  Div.,  and  Bib.  Crit. ; 
Ass.  Min.  Dundee  P.  Ch.  (St.  Mary's),  1910  ; 
Min.  St.  Stephen's,  Inverness,  1912.  Address: 
Bruar,  Inverness. 

GREENHILL,  James  Kenneth,  1901-C. 
CI.  8-6.  b.  5  Dec.  1888  ;  s.  of  James 
Greenhill,  8  Magdala  Crescent. 

Pembroke  Coll.  Cantab ;  B.A.  ;  Coll. 
Golf  and  Hockey  Teams ;  2nd  CI.  Hons. 
Hist.  Trip.;  Edin.  Univ.  ;  LL.B.  1913  ;  Ad- 
vocate, 1913.  Address  :  34  Great  King 
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HALDANE,  Robert  Patrick,  1901-11 
(April).  CI.  P.2-7.  b.  21  July  1893 ; 
s.  of  Sir  W.  S.  Haldanc,  W.S.,  55 
Melville  Street. 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon.  Address:  55  Melville 
Street,  Edin. 

HEBDEN.Douglas  James  Raiiken,1901-3. 
CI.  P.4,  P.5.  b.  8  Aug.  1893  ;  s.  <>f 
H.  C.  Hebden,  Carrick  House,  Eday, 
Orkney. 

Rancher  in  the  Argentine.  Address  : 
EstanciaLaMargareta,  Estacion  N.  Bruzone, 
Buenos  Aires. 

HEMMING,WalterCharlesGerald,1901-2. 
CI,  L.M.  b.  10  July  1886  ;  s.  of  Mrs. 
Hemming,  Brook  Dale,  Sefton  Road, 
Rice  Lane,  Walton  Road,  Liverpool. 

HUNTER,  Patrick  Constable,  1901-13. 
CI.  P.2-7.  b.  1  Nov,  1894;  s.  of 
William  C.  Hunter,  W.S.,  70  Great 
King  Street ;  E.A.  Schol. ;  Dux  of 
the  School,  1st  Acad.  Club  Prize  for 
Classics,  Clyde -Millar  Greek  Prize, 
1913  ;  Shooting  VIII.  Capt. ;  Sergt. 
O.T.C. ;  Sen.  Ephor. 

Line.  Coll.  Oxon.  Address :  70  Great 
King  Street,  Edin. 

JALLAND,  Cyril  Vincent  Dorien,  1901-2 
(April).  CI.  lb.  b.  15  July  1889; 
s.  of  Boswell  George  Jalland,  Ochter- 
lony,  Guthrie,  Forfarshire,  and  Appin 
Lodge,  Eskbank. 

Address  :  Hutton,  via  Bassano,  Alberta, 
Canada. 

JOHNSTON,  Cohn  M'Kenzie,  1901-3 
(April).  CI.  P,2-P.4.  b.  31  Jan. 
1894  ;  s.  of  R.  M'Kenzie  Johnston, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  2  Drumsheugh 
Gardens. 

Address  :  2  Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

KELLY,  David  Roberts,  1901-8.  CI. 
P.3-M.M.  b,  10  June  1892;  s,  of 
David  Kelly,  S,S.C.,  4  Dundonald 
Street, 

Address  :  Edmonton,  Canada. 

KEMP,  Arthur  Dickson,  1901-3  (Dec). 
CI,  4b-U.M,  b,  1886  ;  s,  of  John  L. 
Kemp,  1  Crawfurd  Road, 

Address  :   5  Granby  Road,  Edin. 

LEYDEN,  Andrew,  1901-3  (Dec),  CI. 
L,M.-M,M.  b.  5  May  1887 ;  s.  of 
Adam  Leyden,  Summerfield,  Hawick. 

Mech.  Engineer.     Address :  40  Lyra  Road, 
Waterloo,  Lancashire. 


LORIMER,  John  Malcolm,  1901-4.  CL 
6-Army,  b,  7  Oct.  1886;  s.  of 
George  Lorimer,  7  Gillsland  Road. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1905  ;  Lt.  3rd  Skinner's 
Horse,  LA.  ;  2nd  Lt.  Roy.  Warwick  Regt. 
1906;  Lt.  1909.  Address:  3rd  Skinner's 
Horse,  Meerut,  India. 

LOW,  Frederick  Matthew,  1901-4,  CI. 
4b-6.  b.  22  Jan.  1888  ;  s,  of  Rev. 
George  D.  Low,  M.A.,  Sen.  Min.  of 
Candhsh  U.F.  Ch.,  Edin. 

Edin.  Univ.  (Med.  CI.) ;  E.U.  Golf  C.  ;  Ass. 
Man.  Beverley  Tea  and  Rubber  Estates  Co. 
Ltd., Ceylon.  Address:  Be\crley,  Deniyaya, 
Ceylon,  or  65  Morningside  Drive,  Edin. 

MACGILLIVRAY,  Alexander  Gordon, 
1901-11.  CI.  P.4 -5b.  b.  26  May 
1892  ;  s.  of  C.  W.  MacGillivray,  M.D., 
15  Charlotte  Square. 

Address  :   15  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

M'KEAND,  James  M'Connell,  1901-4. 
CI.  6.  b.  18  Aug.  1885  ;  s.  of  Peter 
M'Keand,  Airlies,  Whauphill  ;  XV. ; 
won  Long  Leap,  1903. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1909;  A.F.C. 
(Capt.)  ;  gen.  med.  pract.,  Cape  Colony. 
Address :  c/o  Dr.  Muller,  Montagu,  Cape 
Colony. 

MACKENZIE.  Ronald  Douglas,  1901-11. 
CI.  P.l-U.M.  b.  9  Nov.  1893  ;  s.  of 
G.  Hunter  Mackenzie,  M.D.,  22  Heriot 
Row. 

Address  :   44  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

MACKINTOSH,  Charles,  1901-7.  CI. 
5-7,  b.  28  May  1888;  s,  of  Hugh 
Mackintosh,  Braeval,  Nairn  ;  Fergu- 
son Medal,  1904  ;  Dux  of  the  School, 
1st  Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Classics, 
Clyde-Millar  Greek  Prize,  Sen.  Ephor, 
1907  ;  XV.,  XI.  ;  won  Mile,  1906. 

Wadham  Coll.  Oxon ;  Class.  Schol.  ;  B.A. ; 
2nd  CI.  Lit.  Hum.;  Coll.  XV.  (Capt.),  XL, 
and  Assoc.  XI. ;  Lond.  Harlequin  F.C.  ; 
A.F.C. ;  Edin.  Univ.,  studying  for  Scott.  Bar. 
Address:  12  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

MACKINTOSH,  Hugh  Harold,   1901-5. 
CI.  5,  6.     b.  13  May  1887 ;  s.  of  Hugh 
Mackintosh,  Braeval,  Nairn, 
d.  25  Dec.  1905. 

MACPHERSON,  Ian  Grant,  1901-  . 
CI.  P.lb-6.  b.  1  Dec  1895  ;  s.  of 
C.  E,  W,  Macpherson,  C.A.,  Kilmuir, 
Inverleith  Place. 

Address  :  Kilmuir,  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

MILLER,  Claude  William  Handasyde, 
1901-9    (Dec).      CI.   P.4-5b.      b.    13 


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June  1892 ;  s.  of  William  Exley 
Miller,  C.A.,  St.  Ann's,  Abercom 
Terrace,  Portobello. 

C.A.  apprentice.  Address :  St.  Ann's, 
Abercom  Terrace,  Portobello. 

MORE.  Thomas,  1901-2  (Dec.).  CI.  4a- 
5a.  b.  12  April  1885  ;  s.  of  Francis 
More,  C.A.,  59  Fountainhall  Road. 

Caius  Coll.  Cantab  ;  C.U.B.C.  Trial  Cap  ; 
awarded  Blue  for  Boat  Race,  1906  (unable 
to  take  part  through  illness) ;  Mem.  Leander 
B.C.     Address  :   4  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

PEDDIE,  Tom  Anderson,  1901-3.  CI. 
P.3-P.5.  b.  20  Oct.  1892 ;  s.  of 
Dr.  Henry  A.  Peddie,  24  Palmerston 
Place. 

Artist.  Address  :  24  Palmerston  Place, 
Edin. 

PENNEY,  Jose  Campbell,  jun.,  1901-3. 
CI.  P.2,  P.3.  b.  4  Nov.  1893  ;  s.  of 
J.  Campbell  Penney,  C.A.,  15  Glou- 
cester Place. 

Cargilfield  Schol.  at  Fettes ;  XV.  and 
XI.  ;  Exhib.  and  Class.  Schol.  Oxford  ; 
Oriel  CoU.  Oxon.  Address  :  15  Gloucester 
Place,  Edin. 

PENNEY,  Thomas  Maxwell  Moncrieff, 
1902-3.  CI.  P.4,  P.5.  b.  28  March 
1893;  s.  of  Scott  Moncrieff  Penney, 
Advocate,  Sheriff -Sub.  of  Argyll, 
Renfield,  Hunter's  Quay. 

Cargilfield  and  Clifton  ;  R.M.A.  Woolwich, 
191 1  ;  R.E.  (6th  on  list);  2nd  Lt.  1912. 
Address  :  Renfield,  Hunter's  Quay,  Argyll- 
shire. 

PRINGLE,  Robert  WilUam  Hay,  1901-6. 
CI.  P.3-4b.  b.  2  Feb.  1893;  s.  of 
David  Pringle,  19  Stirling  Road, 
Trinity. 

Fettes,  1906-11.  Address:  29  Castelnau, 
Barnes,  Lond.,  S.W. 

PROSSER,  David  Griffiths,  1901-  . 
CI.  P.1-7.  b.  30  May  1896;  s,  of 
John  Prosser,  W.S.,  4  Bellevue  Cres- 
cent; Shooting  VIH.,  Livingstone 
Bruce  Cup,  1912,  Bronze  Medal,  1913: 
Cadet  Officer,  O.T.C. 

Address  :   4  Bellevue  Crescent,  Edin. 

RAMSAY,  Hugh  Jenkins,  1901-11.  CI. 
P.l-4b.  b.  12  Aug.  1896 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Ramsay,  S.S.C,  13  Barn- 
ton  Terrace. 

With  the  Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce. 
Address :  Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce, 
Toronto,  Canada. 


REID,  George  Ross,  1901-12.     CI.   P.l- 
Sp.     b.  23  May  1894  ;    s.  of  James 
Reid,     W.S.,     Drem,     E.     Lothian ; 
Mackenzie  Prize  for  Nat.  Sc.  1912. 
Address  :   Drem,  E.  Lothian. 

REID,  William  Innes,  1901-12.  CI.  P.l- 
Sp.  b.  23  May  1894  ;  s.  of  James 
Reid,  W.S.,  Drem,  E.  Lothian ; 
Mitchell  Medal,  1910,  and  Ferguson 
Medal,  1911. 

Address  :   Drem,  E.  Lothian. 

RIDDELL,  Francis  Riddcll  Charteris, 
1901-4  (Dec).  CI.  P.2-la.  b.  8 
April  1893;  s.  of  James  Riddell, 
Bank  House,  1  M'Donald  Road. 

Address  :    i  M'Donald  Road,  Edin. 

RIDDELL,  Neil  Charteris,  1901-9.  CI. 
P.2  -  M.M.  b.  19  June  1894 ;  s. 
of  James  Riddell,  Bank  House,  1 
M'Donald  Road. 

Address:  i  M'Donald  Road,  Edin. 

RITCHIE,  Henry  Pringle,  1901-13.  CI. 
P.1-7.  b.  28  Dec.  1894  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  L.  Ritchie,  Min.  of  St. 
James'  U.F.  Ch.,  Airlie  House,  Ar- 
boretum Road  ;  Sen.  Ephor  ;  Sergt. 
O.T.C. ;  XL,  XV. 

Univ.  Coll.  O.xon ;  Plumptree  Exhib.     Ad- 
dress :  I  Arboretum  Road,  Edin. 

RUSSELL,  James  Robert,  1901-4.  CI. 
P.5-3b.  b.  11  Aug.  1890;  s.  of 
Robert  Russell,  U.S.A. 


SANDEMAN,  Sydney  Arthur,  1901-6. 
CI.  P.l-lb.  b.  10  Nov.  1894  ;  s.  of 
Albert  Fitzroy  Sandeman,  50  Inver- 
leith  Place. 

Address  :   50  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

SANDERSON,  Charles  Wilham,  1901-13. 
CI.  P.l-U.M.  b.  22  Sept.  1895  ;  s.  of 
C.  Sanderson,  6  Learmonth  Gardens. 

Address  :   20  Clarendon  Crescent,  Edin. 

SCHAW,  Robert  Arnold  Fife,  1901-4. 
CI.  P.3-la.  b.  12  Jan.  1892;  s.  of 
Robert  Schaw,  Edin. 

Heriot  -  Watt  Coll.  ;  apprentice  Elect. 
Eng.  ;  now  Rubber-planter,  Sumatra.  Ad- 
dress :  Anglo-Sumatra  Rubber  Co.,  Bangeon 
Poerba  Station,  East  Coast,  Sumatra. 

SIME,    David    Watson,    1901-5    (April). 
CI.   P.1-P.5.     b.  17  Aug.  1894  ;  s.  of 
Thos.  Watson  Sime,  C.A.,  1  Wester 
Coates  Avenue, 
d.  ti  June  1914. 


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SIME,  Walter  Francis  Watson,  April 
1902 -April  1905.  CI.  P.1-P.2.  b. 
6  Sept.  1895;  s.  of  Thos.  Watson 
Sinie,  C.A.,  1  Wester  Coates  Avenue. 

A  ddress  :  2 1 2  Heath  Street  West,  Toronto, 
Canada. 

SIMSON,  David  James  Robert,  April 
1902-5.  a.  P.5-3b.  b.  7  Sept. 
1892  ;  s.  of  James  Simson,  B.C.S.,  51 
Manor  Place 

R.N.C.  Osborne,  1905  ;  R.N.C.  Dart- 
mouth, King's  medal;  R.N. ;  Midshipman, 
1910.  Address  :  H.M.S.  '  Falcon,'  6th  De- 
stroyer Flotilla,  or  51  Manor  Plac?,  Edin. 

SMITH,  Charles  Claude  Wesley,  1901-2. 
(April).  CI.  P.l.  b.  14  Dec.  1894  ; 
s.  of  Henry  Smith,  12  Buckingham 
Terrace, 

SMITH,  David  M'Leod,  1901-4.  CI. 
4a-U.M.  b.  12  Aug.  1884;  s.  of 
E.  M'Leod  Smith,  Angul,  Cuttack, 
India. 

Uncovenanted  C.S.,  India. 

SMITH,  Henry  John  Wesley,  1901-2 
(April).  CI,  P.2.  b.  3  March  1893  ; 
s.  of  Henry  Smith,  12  Buckingham 
Terrace. 

STUART,  William  Leitch,  1901-7.  CI, 
2b-Sp.  b.  22  Sept,  1889;  s,  of 
J.  Gordon  Stuart,  LL.D.,  W.S. 

St.  Andrews  Univ.  ;  M.A.  191 1  ;  ist  CI. 
Hons.  Hist. ;  XV. ;  Tennis  VI. ;  Golf  Team ; 
W.S.  apprentice.  Address  :  2  Murrayfield 
Gardens,  Edin. 

SUMNER,  Theodotus  John,  1901-6.  CI. 
lb-4b.  b.  29  Jan.  1891  ;  s.  of  Mrs. 
Sumner,  Stony  Park,  Aberfoyle. 

TAYLOR,  Stanley  Gordon,  1901-  .  CI. 
P.l-Sp.  b.  22  Aug.  1896 ;  s.  of  James 
Taylor,  M.A.,  Master  E.A. ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1912 ;  Gloag  Medal  and  Mac- 
kenzie Prize,  Math.,  1913 ;  Shooting 
VIII. 

Address:  18  Hill  view.  Blackball. 

THOMSON,  Eric  James,  1901-11,  CI, 
P.3-U.M.  b.  8  May  1893 ;  s,  of 
William  Thomson,  14  Abercromby 
Place, 


C.A.  apprentice.  Address:  30  Drum- 
sheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  Hugh  Barbour,  1901-11. 
CI.  P.3-5a.  b.  12  Oct.  1893  ;  s.  of 
John  Thomson,  M.D..  14  Coates 
Crescent. 

Address  :   14  Coates  Crescent,  Edin. 

TURNBULL,  David    Stevens,    1901-5. 

CI.    la-3a.  b.   7   Sept.    1890;    s,    of 

A.    Gibson  TurnbuU,    16    Glcncairn 
Crescent. 

m.  1914  Edith  Newnam,  dau.  of  H.  Ken- 
ward  Shiells,  C.A. ,  Edin.  Address:  16  Glen- 
cairn  Crescent,  Edin. 

URQUHART,  Alexander  Levfis,  1901-5. 
CI.  4b-U.M.  b.  15  April  1887  ;  s.  of 
A.  R.  Urquhart.  M.D.,  Murray  House, 
Perth;  XV.  Vice-Capt.  1905;  XL; 
eq.  Bradbury  Shield,  1903. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1911  ;  Medallist 
in  Clin.  Physiol.,  Surg.,  and  Lunacy  ;  JA. 
R.A.M.C.  1912  ;  late  Res.  Ho.  Surg,  and 
Ho.  Phys.  R.I.E.  Address  :  Murray  House, 
Perth. 

URQUHART,  Arthur  Louis  Pollard-, 
1901-7  (April).  CI.  P.l-2b.  b.  16  May 
1894;  s.  of  M.  A.  PoUard-Urquhart, 
C.E.,  16  Lennox  Street. 

Radley  Coll.  1908-12;  O-xford  Univ. 
Address:  Vico,  15  Westbourne  Park  Road, 
Bournemouth. 

WILKIE,  John  Spencer,  1901-4.  CI. 
L.  and  M.M.  b.  29  June  1887  ;  s.  of 
Jas.  Wilkie,  Platten,  Kirriemuir.' 

Address  :   Platten,  Kirriemuir. 

WISHART,  Aylmer  James  Reidford, 
Jan.  1902-12.  CI.  P.l-Sp.  b.  1 
Sept.  1895  ;  s.  of  Andrew  Wishart, 
W.S.,  32  Inverleith  Terrace ;  2nd 
Acad.  Club  Prize  for  Mod.  Subjects, 
Mackenzie  Prize  for  Math.,  Gloag 
Medal  and  Balfour  Prize  for  German, 
1912 ;  Shooting  VIIL,  Bronze  Medal, 
1912. 

Address  :  32  Inverleith  Terrace,  Edin. 

YOUNG,  John  Campbell,  1901-2  (Dec). 
CI.  2b,  3a.     b.  12  Aug.  1889  ;    s.  of 
Dr.  John  Campbell  Young,  Somerset 
East,  Cape  Colony. 
A  ddress  :  Sandflats,  Cape  Colony. 


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ADIE,  Douglas  Cook  Grey,  1902-4.  CI. 
l-3b.  b.  9  Oct.  1888  ;  s.  of  W.  J. 
Adie,  Voe,  Shetland. 

Address  :    Fort  Langley,  B.C.,  Canada. 

ADIE,  Edward  Percival,  1902-5.  CI. 
l-2a.  b.  9  Sept.  1890  ;  s.  of  W.  J. 
Adie,  Voe,  Shetland. 

Address  :   Fort  Langley,  B.C.,  Canada. 

AYLIXG,  Francis  Taylor,  1902-6,  CI. 
P.l-lb.  b.  24  Sept.  1895  ;  s.  of 
J.  Ayling. 

Fettes,  1906-7 ;  H.M.S.  '  Worcester,' 
1908-11  ;  Merc.  Marine.  Address :  27 
Clarendon  Road,  Holland  Park,  Lond.,  W. 

BALLANTINE,  Alexander  Stewart, 
1902-7.  CI.  3b-5b.  b.  1  March  1889; 
s.  of  James  Ballantine,  Eskgrove, 
Lasswade. 

Edin.  Univ.  (Med.  CI.) ;  m.  Helen  M'Gregor 
Watson.  Address  :  10  Saxe-Coburg  Place, 
Edin. 

BALLANTINE,  Harry,  1902-6.     CI.  3b- 
L.M.     b.  28  June  1891  ;    s.  of  James 
Ballantine,  Eskgrove,  Lasswade. 
Address  :   Eskgrove,  Lasswade. 

BEATTIE,  Montagu  Houghton  Lennox, 
1902-11.  CI.  P.2-4a.  b.  24  March 
1895  ;  s.  of  G.  L.  Seattle,  F.R.I.B.A., 

A.M.I.C.E.,F.S.I.,17GrosvenorStreet. 
Address:  Femley,  Maidenhead,  Berks. 

BELL,  John  Cardean,  1902-12  (April). 
CI.  P.3-U.M.  b.  23  March  1894  ;  s. 
of  David  Bell,  Mervue,  Ferry  Road. 

Seed  Merchant.  Address  :  Mervue,  Ferry 
Road,  Edin. 

BLACK,  James  Alexander,  1902-8.  CI. 
P.4-4b.  b.  25  March  1893;  s.  of 
Alexander  W.  Black,  M.P.,  W.S.,  5 
Learmonth  Terrace. 

Glenalmond  ;  XV. ;  Class.  Exhib.  Caius 
Coll.  Cantab,  1912.  Address  :  44  Heriot 
Row,  Edin. 

BLAIR,  John  Sloan,  1902-3.  CI.  P.lb. 
b.  20  May  1896  ;  s.  of  John  S.  Blair, 
5  Royal  Crescent. 

BOWIE,  Alexander  Robertson  Cunning- 
ham, 1902-10.  CI.  P.3-5b.  b.  24 
Feb.  1893 ;  s.  of  William  Bowie, 
Granton  Villa,  Granton  Road. 

Roy.  (Dick)  Vet.  Coll.  Edin.  1910;  Trinity 
R.F.C.XV.;  Vet.  Student.  Address:  Granton 
Villa,  Granton  Road,  Edin. 


BREWIS,  Thomas,  April  1903-9.  CI. 
P.2-2b.  b.  18  March  1894  ;  s.  of 
Dr.  N.  T.  Brewis,  F.R.C.S.E.,  6 
Drimisheugh  Gardens. 

Address  :   6  Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

BROOM,  Tom  Forrest,  1902-4.  CI.  U.M. 
b.  16  Nov.  1886  ;  s.  of  W.  Broom, 
Rothmar,  Campbeltown. 

Shipbuilder.     Address  :    Rothmar,  Camp- 
beltown. 

BUCHAN,  Henry  Francis  Willoughby 
Wauchopc,  1902-11.  CI.  1  -  Sp.  b. 
7  May  1892  ;  s.  of  Henry  Buchan, 
Engineer,  37  Great  King  Sti-eet ; 
Balfour  Music  Prize.  1905  ;  XV. 
Capt.  1910-11  ;  Shooting  VIII.  Capt., 
Livingstone  Bruce  Cup  and  Silver 
Medal;  Gym.  VIII.  Silver  Medal, 
1907,  1910,  1911  ;  won  Quarter-mile, 
Hurdles,  and  Bradbury  Shield,  1911  ; 
Cadet  Officer,  O.T.C. ;  Sen.  Ephor. 

A.F.C.     Address  :    13  Saxe-Coburg  Place, 
Edin. 

CAMPBELL,  Ewen,  jun..  1902-  .  CI. 
P.l-5a.  b.  13  Aug.  1897  ;  s.  of  Ewen 
Campbell,  12  Drummond  Place. 

Address  :   12  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 

CHRISTISON,  Alexander  Frank  Philip, 
1902-12.  CI.  P.3-Sp.  6.  b.  17  Nov, 
1893 ;  s.  of  Sir  Alexander  Christison, 
Bart.,  M.D.,  40  Moray  Place  ;  XV. ; 
won  Putting  Weight,  1912. 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon,  XV.    Address  :  40  Moray 
Place,  Edin. 

CHRISTISON,  Frederick  John,  1902-18. 
CI.  P.2-Sp.  b.  8  Dec.  1894  ;  s.  of 
Sir  Alexander  Christison,  Bart.,  M.D., 
40  Moray  Place  ;  Sen.  Ephor  ;  Sergt. 
O.T.C.  ;   XV.  Capt.  1913  ;   XL 

Univ.  Coll.  Oxon,  XV.     Address :  40  Moray 
Place,  Edin. 

CONSTABLE,  William  Briggs,  1902-  . 
CI.  P.lb-Army.  b.  20  June  1896 ;  s. 
of  William  Briggs  Constable,  Benarty, 
Blairadam  ;  XV. ;  won  100  Yds.  1913  ; 
Long  Leap,  1914;  Corp.  O.T.C. 

Address  :     Benarty,   Blairadam,   Kinross- 
shire. 

COWAN,  Robert  Craig,  Jan.-April  1903. 
CI.  P.3.  b.  5  March  1894;  s.  of 
R.  C.  Cowan,  Eskhill,  Inveresk. 

Cargilfield,     1903-8,     and      Cheltenham, 
1908-     .     Address  :   Eskhill,  Inveresk. 


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CROSS,  Alexander  Robertson,  1902-G 
(April).  CI.  P.3-2a.  b.  1894  ;  s.  of 
Robert  Cross,  13  Moray  Place. 

Winchester.  Address  :  Southgate  House, 
Winchester. 

DEWAR,  Alexander,  1902-10.  CI.  P.- 
L.M.  b.  21  April  1893  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Dewar,  14  Craighall  Gardens,  Leith. 

Farmer.  Temporary  address  :  c/o  W.  Bir- 
chall,  New  Warren  P.O.,  via  Rouleau,  Sask., 
Canada. 

DEWAR,  John  Bennett  Wright,  1902- 
11.  CI.  1-Sp.  b.  8  Oct.  1892  ;  s.  of 
T.  W.  Dewar,  Harperfield,  Sandilands, 
Lanark ;  Balfour  Prize,  German,  1911 : 
XI. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  XI.  Address :  (Harper- 
field,  Sandilands,  Lanarkshire)  7  Grosvenor 
Terrace,  Glasg. 

DEWAR,   Robert  Maule,    1902-13.     CI. 
P.2-U.M.      b.    6    Jan,    1895  ;     s.    of 
John    Dewar,    Villa    Rosa,    Trinity ; 
Shooting  VIII.,  Bronze  Medal. 
Address  :   Villa  Rosa,  Trinity,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  Charles  Kenneth  Mackinnon. 
1902-12  (April).  CI.  1  -  Sp.  b.  29 
May  1893  ;  s.  of  Kenneth  M.  Douglas, 
M.D.,  19  Chester  Street;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1908 ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for 
Math.  1910  ;   Gloag  Medal,  1911. 

King's  Coll.  Cantab.  Address:  19  Chester 
Street,  Edin. 

DYER,  William  Oscar,  1902-5.  CI.  4b-5a. 
b.  12  May  1888  ;  s.  of  W.  H.  Dyer, 
J.P.,  Penlee,  Musgrave  Road,  Durban, 
Natal,  Town  Treasurer  of  Durban. 

Accountant,  Durban.  A  ddress :  Penlee, 
Musgrave  Road,  Durban,  Natal,  S.  Africa. 

FERGUSON,  Fergus,  1902-4.  CI.  P.5-2a. 
b.  21  July  1893 ;  s.  of  James  A. 
Ferguson,  78  Inverleith  Place,  Man. 
Clydesdale  Bank,  Edin. 

St.  Peter's  Sch.,  York;  C.C.C.  Cantab, 
1912.     Address:   78  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

GIBSON,  Herbert  Robert  Burnett,  1902-3. 
CI.  7b.  b.  12  June  1885  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
J.  W.  Gibson,  M.A.,  The  Manse, 
Dysart. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1908 ;  Capt. 
I.M.S.  ;  Lt.  1909 ;  Capt.  1912 ;  attached  to 
26th  (K.G.O.)  Lt.  Cav.,  Bangalore.  Address : 
c/o  Grindlay  and  Co.,  Bombay. 

GORDON.  John  Charles  Hanmer,  June 
1903-12.     CI.    P,3-U,M.     b,  28  Nov. 


1893 ;    s,  of  Charles  T.  Gordon,  Ad- 
vocate, of   Cairness,   Lonmay,   Aber- 
deenshire. 
Address  :  40  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 

GRAHAM,  James  Stewart,  1902-9.  CI. 
1-M.M.  b.  6  Jan.  1892;  s.  of  J.  H.  S. 
Graham,  Glenvohr,  Ecclefechan  ;  XV. 

Farmer,  Canada.  Address  :  Box  367, 
Innesfail,  Alberta,  Canada. 

GULLAND,  William  John  Kennedy, 
1902-9.  CI.  P.4-M.M,  b.  25  July 
1892  ;  s.  of  W.  J.  GuUand,  Monkton 
Hall,  Musselburgh. 

Address  :   Monkton  Hall,  Musselburgh. 

HARDIE,  John  Alexander  Henderson, 
1902-8.  CI.  P.4-5a.  b.  13  Aug.  1892  ; 
s.  of  John  Hardie,  Labuan,  S.S. 

Sarawak  C.S.  Address  :  Kuchtng,  Sara- 
wak, via  Singapore. 

HENDERSON,  WiUiam  Ronald  Gibson, 
1902-8.  CI.  P.l-la.  b.  4  Dec.  1896; 
s.  of  WiUiam  James  Henderson,  10 
Lennox  Street. 

Sedbergh.  Address :  10  Lennox  Street, 
Edin. 

JAMESON,  Andrew  St.  Clair,   1902-12. 
CI.  P.3-6.     b.   20   April    1894;    s.  of 
J.    H.    Jameson,    W.S.,    16    Coates 
Crescent. 
Address  :   16  Coates  Crescent,  Edin. 

JOHNSON,  Vernon  Yate,  1902-7.  CI. 
l-3a.  b.  12  Sept.  1891  ;  s.  of  J.  Yate 
Johnson,  C.E.,  7  Coates  Gardens, 

St.  John's  Coll.  Cantab.  Address  :  10 
Western  Terrace,  Edin. 

KERMACK,  Henry  Nigel,  Oct.-Dec. 
1902.  CI.  2.  b.  26  Sept.  1892 ; 
s.  of  Henry  Kermack,  Advocate,  39 
Manor  Place. 

Wellington  CoU. ;  R.M.A.  Woolwich,  1910; 
Public  Schools'  Fencing  Comp.,  Aldershot, 
1910,  Sabres,  2nd  (Silver  Medal)  ;  2nd  Lt. 
R.E.  1911.    Address:  39  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

LAING,  Ian  Alastair,  1902-10.  CI.  P.2- 
L.M.  b.  29  Sept,  1894;  s.  of  Dr. 
J.  H.  A.  Laing,  11  Melville  Street. 

With  Chr.  Salvesen  and  Co.,  Leith.  Ad- 
dress: 2  Queensferry  Terrace,  Edin. 

MACEWEN,  Alexander  Robert,  1902-13. 
CI.  P.4-7.  b.  8  Aug.  1894 ;  s.  of 
Rev.  Prof.  A.  R.  MacEwen,  D.D.,  5 
Doune  Terrace ;  Clyde-Millar  Greek 
Prize  and  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Classics, 
1918. 


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Class.  Exhib.  Lincoln  Coll.  Oxon,  19 13. 
Address  :   5  Doune  Terrace,  Edin. 

M'INTOSH.    Kenneth    James,    1902-13. 
CI.  P.l-JVI.M.     b.  22  July  1897 ;   s.  of 
Alfred M'Intosh, 5  Clarendon  Crescent. 
Address  :   5  Clarendon  Crescent,  Edin. 

MACKENZIE,  Byron  Philip  Farrcll, 
April  1903-April  1906.  CI.  P.1-P.5. 
b.  30  March  1896  ;  s.  of  F.  J.  C. 
Mackenzie,  Wyoming,  U.S.A. 

Address  :  Campstool  Ranch,  Hulett,  Wy- 
oming, U.S.A. 

MACKENZIE,  Daniel  Barton,  1902-11. 
CI.  P.4-6.  b.  15  Oct.  1892  ;  s.  of 
Donald  Mackenzie,  W.S.,  12  Great 
Stuart  Street ;   Shooting  VIII. 

Keble  Coll.  O.xon ;  Army  (Univ.  Cand.), 
1913.  Address :  12  Great  Stuart  Street, 
Edin. 

M'KERROVV,  William  MelviUe,  1902-3. 
CI.  U.M.  b.  16  Sept.  1886;  s.  of 
AVilliam  M'Kerrow,  83  Finchley  Road, 
Lond.,  N.W. 

Address  :   83  Finchley  Road,  Lond.,  N.W. 

MASON,  Alexander  William  Gordon, 
1902-4.  CI.  P.1-P.2.  b.  15  June 
1895  ;  s.  of  J.  Gordon  Mason,  S.S.C, 
13  Morningside  Park. 

Address  :    13  Morningside  Park,  Edin. 

MEYER,  Henry  Karl  Reiner,  1902-3. 
CI.  1.  b.  24  March  1891  ;  s.  of 
H.  B,  W.  Meyer,  M.D.,  39  East  Clare- 
mont  Street. 

Coll.  of  Agricult.  Edin.  Address:  11 
M'Laren  Road,  Newington,  Edin. 

MIDDLETON,  Alexander  Samuel,  1902-5. 
CI.  l-2a.  b.  17  Sept.  1890;  s.  of  G.  H. 
Middleton,  38  Inverleith  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.E.  Address:  C.X.  Rly., 
Chaffeys  Locks,  Ont.,  Canada,  or  38  Inver- 
leith Place,  Edin. 

JIIDDLETON,    James    Russell,    1902-5. 

•  CI.  L.M.-U.M.     b.  24  Jan.  1888  ;  s.  of 

G.  H.  Middleton,  38  Inverleith  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.E.  Address:  C.P.  Rly., 
Box  72,  Outlook,  Sask.,  Canada. 

MILES,  James  Edward,  1902-13.  CI. 
P.3-Sp.  6.  b.  6  Oct.  1894;  s.  of 
Alexander   Miles,    M.D.,    F.R.C.S.E., 

20  Walker  Street ;  2nd  Acad.  Club 
Prize  for  Mod.  Subjects,  Balfour 
Prize  for  German,  Weir  Class  Club 
Essay  Prize,  Gilmour  Memorial  Prize, 


and  Balfour  Music  Prize,  1913 ;  Shoot- 
ing VIII. 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon.  Address  :  20  \\'alker 
Street,  Edin. 

MORRISON,  Robert  Arthur,  1902-5.  CI. 
L.M.-U.M.  b.  19  May  1887  ;  s.  of 
F.  A.  Morrison,  Abbotslee,  Melrose. 

C.A.  1911  ;  of  C.  E.  W.  Macpher.son  and 
Morrison,  C.A.,  Edin.  Address  :  49  Trinity 
Road,  Edin. 

MORRISON,  Strang  Fleming  Oliphant, 
1902-10.  CI.  P.l-Rem.  b.  28  Dec. 
1897  ;  s.  of  C.  D.  O.  Morrison,  36 
Inverleith  Place. 

Address  :    36  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

MORRISON,  William  Fleming  Oliphant, 
1902-8.  CI.  P.3-L.M.  b.  16  April 
1892  ;  s.  of  C.  D.  O.  Morrison,  36 
Inverleith  Place. 

Printer.  Address  :  36  Inverleith  Place, 
Edin. 

MURSELL,  James  Lockhart,  1902-4. 
CI.  P.3,  P.5.  b.  1  June  1893 ;  s.  of 
Rev.  James  Mursell,  Pastor  of  Dublin 
Street  Baptist  Ch.,  5  E.  Claremont 
Street. 

Address  :  Avalon,  Brunswick  Street,  New 
Farm,  Brisbane,  Queensland. 

PAULIN,  Frederick  William,  1902-11. 
CI.  P.4-Sp.  b.  24  April  1893 ;  s.  of 
Sir  David  Paulin,  6  Forres  Street. 

Insur.  office.  Address  :  6  Forres  Street, 
Edin. 

PROCTER,  Arthur  Robert,  1903-8.  CI. 
P.4-4b.  b.  12  July  1894 ;  s.  of 
Robert  Procter,  13  Wardie  Avenue. 

Fettes.  Address  :  13  Wardie  Avenue, 
Edin. 

PROCTER,  Charles  Lennox,  1903-8. 
CI.  P.2-3b.  b.  4  Jan.  1896 ;  s.  of 
Robert  Procter,  13  Wardie  Avenue. 

R.N.C.  Osborne;  R.N.C.  Dartmouth; 
R.N. ;  Midshipman.  Address:  13  Wardie 
Avenue,  Edin. 

RAMAGE,  Cecil  Beresford,  1902-13.  CI. 
P.2-7.  b.  17  Jan.  1895  ;  s.  of  John 
W.  Ramage,  14  Dean  Terrace ;  Bal- 
four Music  Prize,  1913  ;  Sen.  Ephor ; 
Sergt.  Piper  O.T.C. 

Schol.  Pembroke  Coll.  Oxon.  Address : 
44  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

REID,  Douglas  Femie  Paton,  1902  and 
1905-  .  CI.  P.1-7.  b.  24  March 
1896  ;  s.  of  J.  A.  Reid,  K.C.,  Sheriff 
of    Ross    and    Cromarty,    11    Royal 


490 


1902-3 


Circus;     Balfour   Prize    for   French, 
1913. 

Address  :    it  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

RICCI,  Aldo  Antonio,  1902-10.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  23  July  1893  ;  s.  of  Signor  Ricci, 
3  Circus  Gardens  ;  Balfour  Prize  for 
French,  1909 ;  Weir  Class  Club 
Essay,  1910. 

King's  Coll.  Cantab.  Address :  King's 
College,  Cambridge. 

RICHARD,  Alan  Miller,  1902-11.  CI. 
P.3-U.M.  b,  23  July  1892;  s.  of 
Walter  Miller  Richard,  17  Eglinton 
Crescent. 

2nd  Lt.  loth  R.S.,  Cyclist  Corps  (T.F.) 
Address  :    17  Eglinton  Crescent,  Edin. 

RICHARD,  John  Ernest  Miller,  1902-12. 
CI.  P.2-Army.  b.  26  Oct.  1894  ;  s.  of 
Walter  Miller  Richard,  17  Eglinton 
Crescent. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst.  Address:  17  Eglinton 
Crescent,  Edin. 

RUSSELL,  James  Forteath,1902-4(Dec.). 
CI.  5b-Army.  b.  20  Dec.  1887 ;  s.  of 
Lt.-Col.  Alexander  Fraser  Russell, 
C.M.G.,  R.A.M.C. 

Lt.  loth  Gurkhas ;  2nd  Lt.  1908  ;  LA. 
1909;  Lt.  1910.  Address:  Dacca,  Bengal, 
India. 

SANDERSON,  James  Durie,  1902-10. 
CI.  2-U.M.  b.  6  May  1892;  s.  of 
William  Sanderson,  Mount  Lothian, 
Eskbank. 

Address  :  Mount  Lothian,  Eskbank,  Mid- 
lothian. 

SCOTT,  Alexander  Noel  Hcpburne-. 
1902-7.  CI.  l-5b.  b.  14  Oct.  1892 ;  s. 
of  the  Hon.  W.  G.  Hepbume-Scott 
(the  Master  of  Polwarth),  Humbie 
House,  Upper  Keith. 

Cambridge  Univ.  Address  :  Humbie 
House,  Upper  Keith,  E.  Lothian. 

SHEPHERD,  William  KydOgilvy,  1902-5 
(Dee.).  CI.  4b-5a.  b.  26  Dec.  1888; 
s.  of  William  Shepherd,  Roy.  Bank 
House,  Leven. 

Address  :  Royal  Bank  House,  Leven,  Fife. 

SILLAR,  Frederick  Cameron,  April 
1903-     .     CI.  P.2-7.     b.  2  July  1895; 


s.   of   W.    Cameron    Sillar.    M.D.,   46 
George  Square. 
Address  :   2  Lockharton  Gardens,  Edin. 

SIMSON,  Alexander  Macdonald,  April 
1903-April  1912.  CI.  P.2-Sp.  b.  20 
Aug.  1894 ;  s.  of  James  Simson, 
B.C.S.,  51  Manor  Place. 

Edin.   Univ.  ;    Med.   Student.     Address : 
51  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

SPENCE,  Robert  Ninian  Neven,  1902-9. 
CI.  1-U.M.  b.  3  July  1892 ;  s.  of 
T.  W.  L.  Spence  of  Uyea,  C.B.,  Sec. 
to  the  Gen.  Bd.  of  Lunacy  for  Scot., 
The  Holms,  Granton  Road,  Edin.,  and 
Uyea,  Shetland. 

Address :     The    Holms,    Granton    Road, 
Edin. 

STIRLING,  John  Hunt.  1902-4  (Dec). 
CI.  P.2-P.5.  b.  10  Nov.  1894;  s.  of 
John  Stirling,  Broom  Park,  Granton. 

THOMSON,  Ronald  Jordan,  1902-  . 
CI.  P.2-6.  b.  13  March  1895  ;  s.  of 
AVilliam  Thomson,  30  Drumsheugh 
Gardens ;  Corp.  O.T.C. 

Address  :   30  Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

WILLIAMSON,  James  Alexander,1902-3. 
CI.  4b.  b.  9  June  1889  ;  s.  of  George 
Walter  WiUiamson,  17  Salisbury  Road. 


Mercantile  Marine  (O.S.N.  Co.). 
12  Blacket  Place,  Edin. 


A  ddress : 


WILLIAMSON,  John,  1902-6.  CI,  4b- 
U.M.  b.  19  March  1888;  s.  of  George 
Walter  Williamson,  17  Salisbury  Road; 
XI, 

Edin.  Univ.;  A.C.C. ;  C.E. ;  Rubber- 
planter.  Address :  Damansara  Estate, 
Batu  Tiga,  Selangor,  F.M.S. 

WOOD,  Oswald  Ireland,  1902-3  (Dec). 
CI.  2-3b.  b.  24  Mav  1892  ;  s.  of  Lt.- 
Col.  O.  G.  W^ood,  C.B..  M.D.,  R.A.M.C. 

Wellington  Coll.;  R.M.C.  Sandhurst  (King's 
Cadet);  2nd  Lt.  Suffolk  Regt.  Address:  2nd 
Batt.  Suffolk  Regt.,  Aldershot. 

YOUNG,  Frank  Montagu  Crosbie,  April 
1903-April  1908.  CI.  P.2-2.  b.  6 
July  1893;  s.  of  F.  M.  H.  Young, 
S.S.C. 


1903-4 


491 


ADAMSON,  John,  1903-8.  CI.  2-U.M. 
b.  15  Aug.  1890  ;  s.  of  John  Adam- 
son,  Merchant,  Negapatam,  India ;  XI. 

m.  1913  Constance  Margaret,  dau.  of  T.  J. 
Thyne.M.B.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  16  Randolph  Cres- 
cent, Edin.  Address :  Gasken,  Waterpark 
Road,  Broughton  Park,  Manchester. 

ALEXANDER,  James,  1903-12  (Dec). 
CI.  P.3-U.M.  b.  28  June  1894;  s. 
of  David  Alexander,  Millwood,  Cor- 
storphine. 

Address  :  Hillwood,  Corstorphine,  Mid- 
lothian. 

ANDERSON,  Thomas  Macmillan,  1903-7. 
CI.  5b-Sp.  b.  7  July  1888  ;  s.  of 
R.  B.  Anderson,  Glenburn  Hall, 
Jedburgh  ;  XI.  Capt.  1907  ;  XV.  ; 
won  Cricket  Ball,  1907. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1912  ;  M.D. 
1913.     Address:  Glenburn  Hall,  Jedburgh. 

BALFOUR,  Frank,  April  1904-Dec.  1910. 
CI.  P.4-M.M.  b.  23  July  1893  ;  s.  of 
F.  J.  Balfour,  Estaiicia  El  Colorado, 
Argentine  Republic. 

Address:  (Estancia  El  Colorado,  Wash- 
ington, F.C.  Pacifico,  Argentina)  Staverton 
Court,  Cheltenham. 

BALLINGALL,  Ronald  Maclean,  1903-5 
(Jan.).  CI.  P.3,  P.4.  b.  18  May  1894  ; 
s.  of  G.  D.  Ballingall,  W.S.,  16  Castle 
Street. 

Fettes,  1906-9.  Address :  4  Lansdowne 
Crescent,  Edin. 

BANNERMAN,  David  Douglas,  1903-5. 
CI.  P.2.  P.3.  b.  15  June  1895 ;  s.  of 
James  Patrick  Bannerman,  W.S.,  9 
Deanpark  Crescent. 

Address  :   9  Deanpark  Crescent,  Edin. 

BLAIR,  Alexander,  1903-5  (Dec).  CI. 
L.M.  and  U.M.  b.  19  May  1889  ;  s.  of 
Capt.  John  Blair. 

Merchant.  Address  :  c/o  F.  Younger  Blair, 
Boustead  and  Co.,  Singapore. 

BRODIE,  John  Clerk  Brodie  Callender-, 
1903-4  (April).  CI.  P.3.  b.  8  May 
1894  ;  s.  of  J.  Sharp  Callender-Brodie, 
26  Moray  Place. 

Address  :    26  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

BROWN.  Gerald  Francis  Fleming,  April 
1904-April  1906.      CI.  P.4-la.      b.  8 
Sept.     1894 ;      s.    of    Mrs.    P'leming 
Brown,  54  Murrayfield  Avenue. 
Address  :  54  Murrayfield  Avenue,  Edin. 


BURNE,  Henry  Wallace,  May  1904-April 
1911.  CI.  1-Sp.  b.  5  Sept.  1893 ;  s.  of 
Douglas  Burne,  Roseneath,  Dumbar- 
tonshire ;  Balfour  Prize  for  German, 
1910. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Mackenzie  Bursary  for 
Pract.  Anat.  ;  Med.  Student.  Address  : 
c/o  University  Union,  Edin. 

CALDER,  John  Robertson,  1903-5  ( Christ- 
mas). CI.  4a -U.M.  b.l  Jan.  1889; 
s.  of  William  Allan  Calder,  Oxenrig, 
Coldstream. 

Address:   Oxenrig,  Coldstream. 

CAMPBELL,  George  Edward  Forman, 
1903-11.  CI.  1-Armv.  b.  27  Aug. 
1893;  s.  of  Col.  R.  N.  Campbell,  I.M.S., 
CLE.,  Insp.  -  Gen.  E.  Bengal  and 
Assam ;  XV.,  XI. ;  Gym.  VIII. ;  Sen. 
Ephor. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst ;  XV.  ;  2nd  Lt.  ist 
Batt.  Yorks  Regt.     A  ddress  :  Sialkot,  India. 

CAMPBELL,  Robert  Charles  Cowburn, 
1903-7,  CI.  5b -Sp.  b.  26  March 
1889 ;  s.  of  Col.  R.  N.  Campbell, 
I.M.S.,  CLE.,  Insp.-Gen.  E.  Bengal 
and  Assam ;  XV.,  XL ;  Shooting 
VIII. ,  won  Livingstone  Bruce  Cup, 
1907. 

King's  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  ;  C.U.R.F.C.  : 
Coll.  XV.,  XI.,  Hockey  XI.,  XI.  (Assoc): 
with  Bombay-Burma  Trading  Corp.  Ltd. 
(Forest  Service),  Burma.  Address  :  c/o 
B.B.T.C.  Ltd.,  Rangoon. 

CARTER,  Malcolm  Ogilvy.  1903-10 
(April).  CI.  P.l-3b.  b.  2  July  1898  ; 
s.  of  Reginald  Carter,  M.A.,  Rector 
E.A.  1901-10. 

Bedford  Grammar  School.  Address:  School 
House,  Bedford. 

CARTER,  Richard  Fenner,  190.3-9  (Dec). 
CI.  P.l-3b.  b.  15  Feb.  1897  ;  s.  of 
Reginald  Carter,  M.A.,  Rector  E.A. 
1901-10. 

K.N.C.  Osborne  ;  R.N.C.  Dartmouth  ; 
Naval  Cadet.  Address  :  School  House, 
Bedford. 

CLARK,  Donald  George  Pilcher,  1903-6. 
CI.  P.l,  P.2.  b.  10  June  1897;  s. 
of  George  Clark,  India  (2  Hcriot  Row). 

CLARK,  Richard,  1903-12.  CI.  l-Army. 
b.  30  Nov.  1893  ;  s.  of  Richard  Clark, 
J. P.  and  D.L.,  20  Learmonth  Terrace  ; 
XV.  Capt.  1911-12  ;  XL  ;  won  Long 
Leap,  1910 ;   100  Yds.,  Quarter-mile, 


492 


1903-4 


and    Bradbury    Shield,    1912;    Sen. 
Ephor. 

Tea-planter, Ceylon.  Address:  Waldemar 
Group,  Granoyo,  Ceylon. 

COCHRANE,  Edward  Ashley,  1903-6. 
CI.  2-4.  b.  4  Jan.  1889  ;  s,  of  Walter 
Cochrane,  Fairfield,  Arboretum  Road. 

In  business.  Address:  Fairfield,  Arbore- 
tum Road,  Edin. 

COOK,  Allan  James  Balfour.  1903-7. 
CI.  4b-U.M.  b.  14  Aug.  1889  ;  s.  of 
J.  A.  Cook,  Man.  S.U.  and  Nat.  Insur. 
Co.,  35  St.  Andrew  Square. 

Insurance  office.  Address:  Connaught 
Club,  Marble  Arch,  Lond.,  W. 

CROSS,  Noel  Paton,  1903-  .  CI.  P.l-5a. 
b.  7  Feb.  1897  ;  s.  of  Robert  Cross, 
13  Moray  Place. 

Address  :   13  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Leslie  Bennet  Craigie. 
1903-6.  CI.  P.4-la.  b.  27  April  1895 ; 
s.  of  William  Cunningham,  14  Ram- 
say Gardens. 

St.  Mary's,  Melrose,  1907-10,  and  Sed- 
bergh,  1910-12  ;  Edin.  Univ.  Address  :  14 
Hallhead  Road,  Edin. 

DENNISTON,  Adolf  William,  1903.  CI. 
4b.  b.  12  April  1899  ;  s.  of  R.  F. 
Denniston,  Durban,  Natal. 

Bedford  Grammar  Sch.  and  Bath  Coll. 
Address :  Kokstad,  East  Griqualand,  S. 
Africa. 

DENNY,  William,  April  1904-April  1907. 
CI.  4a-U.M.  b.  26  June  1889  ;  s.  of 
James  Denny,  Dunstane,  Dumbarton. 

Shipbuilder  and  Engineer ;  m.  1914  Guine- 
vere Laura,  dau.  of  F.  A.  Noyce,  Noycedale, 
Nigel,  Transvaal,  S.  Africa.  Address:  Dun- 
stane, Dumbarton. 

DUNCAN,  Cecil  Gosman,  1903-12.  CI. 
P.2-U.M.  b.  15  Dec.  1895 ;  s.  of 
John  Duncan  of  Kirkmay,  J.P.,  Crail, 
Fife. 

Address  :  5  Eyre  Crescent,  Edin.,  and 
Kirkmay,  Crail. 

DUNCAN,  Robert  Dundas,  1903-10.  CI. 
8b-Sp.  b.  17  Sept.  1892  ;  s.  of  John 
Duncan  of  Kirkmay,  J.P.,  Crail,  Fife  ; 
Chem.  Anal.  Prize  ;  Mackenzie  Prize 
for  Science  ;  Shooting  VIII.,  won 
Livingstone  Bruce  Cup  and  Medal. 
1910. 

Edin.  Univ.  1910 ;  Shooting  VIII.  Ad- 
dress :  5  Eyre  Crescent,  Edin.,  and  Kirk- 
may, Crail. 


DURWARD,  James  Stewart,  1903-8. 
CI.  l-4b.  b.  8  Oct,  1892  ;  s.  of  James 
Stewart  Durward,  L.D.S.,  127  May- 
field  Road. 

Edin.   Univ.;    Med.   Student.     Address: 
127  Mayfield  Road,  Edin. 

DURWARD,  Ronald  Gibson  Stewart, 
1903-11.  CI.  P.3-M.M.  b.  10  Oct. 
1894  ;  s.  of  James  Stewart  Durward, 
L.D.S.,  127  Mayfield  Road  ;   XV. 

Chemical    Manufacturer.     Address :     127 
Mayfield  Road,  Edin. 

FRASER,  Eric  Malcolm,  1903-  .  CI. 
P.2-7.  b.  17  Nov.  1896 ;  s.  of  Prof.  Sir 
Thomas  R.  Fraser,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E., 
13  Di-umsheugh  Gardens ;  Sen.  Ephor ; 
Sergt.  O.T.C. 

Address  :    13  Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

GALLOWAY,  David  Murrav,  1903-  , 
CI.  P.l-5b.  b.  11  May  1898;  s.  of 
Hon.  D.  J.  Galloway,  M.D.,  Manor 
House,  Singapore. 

Address  :    Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road, 
Edin. 

GAVIN,  William  Strachan,  1903-9,  CI. 
2-5a.  b.  29  Sept.  1893  ;  s,  of  Charles 
F.  Gavin,  Crianlarich,  Laverockbank 
Road,  Trinity. 

C.A.   apprentice.      Address  :    Crianlarich, 
Laverockbank  Road,  Trinity. 

GEORGESON,  James  Frederick  Henry 
Mackenzie.  1903-9  (Dec.).  CI. 2-6.  b. 
31  May  1892  ;  s.  of  Rev.  F.  H.  George- 
son,  M.A.,  3  Ravelston  Place. 

Edin.  Univ.     Address  :    42  Lauder  Road, 
Edin. 

GIBSON,  Colin  Campbell,  1903-4.  CI. 
P.l.  b.  28  Nov.  1894  ;  s.  of  Camp- 
bell Gibson,  7  Buckingham  Terrace. 

Learning  fanning.     Address  :    7  Bucking- 
ham Terrace,  Edin. 

GILBERT,  Ian  Anderson  Johnson-, 
1903-8.  CI.  2-4b.  b.  23  Oct.  1891  ; 
s.  of  Thomas  Johnson-Gilbert,  15  War- 
riston  Crescent. 

Address  :    15  Warriston  Crescent,  Edin. 

GILBERT,  Thomas  Johnson-,  jun.,  1903-7 
(Dec).     CI.  2-M.M.     b.  6  Aug.  1890  ; 
s.    of    Thomas    Johnson-Gilbert,    15 
Warriston  Crescent. 
Address  :   15  Warriston  Crescent,  Edin. 

GLASFURD,  Donald  Hughes  Robertson, 
1903-7.      CI.    P.2-P.5.      b.   3   March 


1903-4 


493 


1896;   s.  of  Maj.  A.  J.  R.  Glasfurd, 

46th  Punjabis,  I.A. 

Kent  House,  Eastbourne,  and  Cheltenham. 
Address:   Christowe,  Cheltenham. 

GORDON.  Edmund  Robert  Adam, 
1903-5  (Dec).  CI.  P.2-la.  b.  23 
March  1896;  s.  of  A.  A.  Gordon, 
C.A.,  M.V.O..  J.P.,  Dunbrae,  Farning- 
ham,  Kent. 

Haileybury,  1909-  .  Address:  Dunbrae, 
Farningham,  Kent. 

GORDON,     Francis    Walden,     1903-13. 
CI.  P.3-Sp.      b.  10  Oct.  1893  ;    s.  of 
Charles    T.     Gordon,     Advocate,     of 
Cairncss,  Lonmay,  Aberdeenshire. 
Address  :    40  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 

GORDON,  William  HydeEagleson,  1903-3 
(April).  CI.  l-2b.  b.  23  Aug.  1893 ; 
s.  of  A.  A.  Gordon,  C.A.,  M.V.O.,  J.P., 

Dunbrae,  Farningham,  Kent. 

Haileybury,  1907-12  ;  Cambridge  Univ. 
1912.  Address  :  Dunbrae,  Farningham, 
Kent. 

GRAHAM,  Manners  Hamilton  Nisbet, 
1903-9.  CI.  1-M.M.  b.  12  March 
1891  ;  s.  of  R.  Balfour  Graham, 
F.R.C.S.E.,  J.P.,  Levenbank,  Leven, 
Fife  ;  Balfour  Music  Prize  (Singing), 
1908. 

Coll.  of  Agricult.  ;  XV.  ;  and  Edin.  Univ. 
2nd  Lt.  7th  Batt.  Black  Watch  (T.F.)  ;  Ass. 
Wemyss  Castle  Estate  Office.  Address  : 
Levenbank,  Leven,  Fife. 

HADDON,  Walter,  1903-5.  CI.  4a-3b. 
b.  5  Nov.  1887  ;  s.  of  Walter  Had- 
don,  Solicitor  and  Banker,  Colislinn, 
Hawick  ;  Gym.  VIII. 

A.F.C.  ;  Hosiery  Manufacturer,  Hawick. 
Address  :   Colislinn,  Hawick. 

HAMILTON,  Gerald,  1903-11.  CI.  1-7. 
b.  26  Oct.  1892 ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Fingland  Hamilton,  Thornfield,  Alder- 
ley  Edge,  Cheshire  ;  Balfour  Prize  for 
French,  1910;  Shooting  VIII.;  Living- 
stone Bruce  Cup,  1909. 

Trin.  Coll.  Cantab.  Address  :  Trin.  Coll. 
Cambridge,  and  47a  George  Street,  Edin. 

HERFORD,  Francis  Mackay,  1903-4 
(Dec).  CI.  P.2-P.4.  b.  3  July  1895  ; 
s.  of  Henry  Francis  Herford,  Barr.- 
at-law,  Lond. 

Charterhouse,  1908-11.  Address  :  South 
Wonston,  near  Micheldever,  Hants. 

HILL,  John  Eaglesfield  Cowan,  1903-12. 
CI.  P.2-U.M.     b.  31  Oct.  1894 ;  s.  of 


J.  Cowan  Hill,  2  Mavfield  Terrace  ; 
Dux  U.M.  CI.  1912. 

Address  :  2  Mayfield  Terrace,  Edin. 

HOPE,  Arthur  Henry  Cecil,  1903-10 
(Dec).  CI.  P.l-4b.  b.  18  July  1896 ; 
s.  of  James  A.  Hope,  W.S.,  57  Great 
King  Street. 

Rugby.     Address:    57  Great  King  Street, 
Edin. 

HOWAT,  Douglas  Eusebe,  1903-12.  CI. 
P.l-L.M.  b.  23  June  1896 ;  s.  of 
Mrs.  Howat,  1  AV.  Claremont  Street. 

JACKSON,  Gildart  Mowbray,  1903-6. 
CI.  P.1-P.4.  b.  25  Oct.  1896  ;  s.  of 
Patrick  C.  Jackson,  W.S.,  7  Great 
King  Street, 

CargilfJeld     and     Repton    (Schol.).      Ad- 
dress :  Repton  School,  Burton-on-Trent. 

JOHNSTONE,  Frank  Sivewright,  1903-4. 
CI.  4b,     b.  1  April  1889  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Johnstone,  Annandale,  Ilkley,  Yorks. 
Address  :   Annandale,  Ilkley,  Yorkshire. 

LATTA,  Alexander  James  Jopp,  1903-13. 
CI.  P.3-7.  b.  6  April  1895;  s.  of 
John  Latta,  S.S.C,  17  Royal  Circus ; 
Carmichael  Class  Club  Prize,  1912. 

Address  :  28  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

LEISHMAN,  Thomas  Matthew,  1903-7. 
CI.  4b-U.M.  b.  8  April  1888  ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Arthur  Leishman,  M.D.,  14 
Castle  Street,  Brechin. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Student,  Kl.I.C.E.     Address  : 
14  Castle  Street,  Brechin. 

M'EWAN,  George  Clazy,  1903-10  (April). 
CI.  l-5b.  b.  15  May  1893;  s.  of 
WiUiam  C.  M'Ewan,  M.D.,  J.P.,  Wal- 
ford,  Prestonpans. 

Edin.    Univ.  ;     Med.    Student.     Address  : 
Walford,  Prestonpans. 

M'EWAN,  John  Crawford,  1903-7.  CI. 
2-L.M.  b.  29  March  1891  ;  s.  of 
William    C.    M'Ewan,    M.D.,    J.P., 

Walford,  Prestonpans. 

Farmer,  Canada.     Address  :   Pekisko,  Al- 
berta, Canada. 

M'KERRELL,    Robert    James    Mure, 
1903-6  (Dec).     CI.  3a-4a.     b.  17  Aug. 
1890  ;   s.  of  R.  Mure  M'Kerrell,  V.D., 
J.P.,  Holland  House,  Murrayfield. 
C.E.     Address  :  Winnipeg,  Canada. 

MACKIE,  Alan  Stuart,  1903-6.  CI.  6-Sp. 
b.  15  Sept.  1887;   s.  of  N.  A.  Mackie, 


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18  Barnton  Terrace  ;  Mackenzie  Prize 
for  Science  and  Balfour  Prize  for 
French,  1906. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  C.A.  Edin.  1912  ;  with 
Neill  and  Bell,  C..\.,  F.M.S.  Address: 
Loke  Yew  Buildings,  Kuala  Lumpur,  F.M.S. 

M'LEAN,  Ian,  1903-9.  CI.  3b-U.M.  b. 
11  Dec.  1892  ;  s.  of  Rev.  D.  M'Lean, 
Bellevue,  Alloa. 

With  Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce,  Mon- 
treal, since  1910.  Address  :  (Bellevue,  Alloa) 
loi  Stanley  Street,  Montreal,  Canada. 

M'LEAN,  James  Younger,  1903-8  (April). 
CI.  4a-Sp.  b.  17  Aug.  1889  ;  s,  of 
Rev.  D.  M'Lean,  Bellevue,  Alloa. 

Edin.  Univ.  Address:  Ramsay  Lodge, 
The  Mound,  Edin. 

M'LEAN,  William  Lawrence,  1903-5.    CI. 
U.M.     b.  16  Jan.  1888  ;   s.  of  Donald 
M'Lcan,  Rhives,  Golspie. 
Address  :   Rhives,  Golspie,  Sutherland. 

MAITLAND,  Percv  Erie,  April  1904-6. 
CI.  P.3-lb.  b."26  Oct.  1895;  s.  of 
P.  E.  Maitland,  Surg.  R.N.,  Butlaw, 
S.  Qucensferry. 

MARSHALL,  John  Dalrymple  Calder, 
1903-4.  CI.  P.4.  b.  14  March  1894  ; 
s.  of  R.  D.  Calder  Marshall,  W.S., 
16  Garscube  Terrace. 

Address  :  16  Garscube  Terrace,  Murray- 
field,  Edin. 

MATHESON,  Ahster  Roderick,  1903-12. 
CI.  P.3-5a.  b.  20  Jan.  1895  ;  s.  of 
A.  A.  Matheson,  M.D.,  41  George 
Square. 

Address  :    41  George  Square,  Edin. 

MIDDLETON,  George  Hilton,  1903-11 
(April).  CI.  P.5-5b.  b.  1  Aug.  1893  ; 
s.  of  G.  H.  Middleton,  38  Inverieith 
Place. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Med.  Student.  Address : 
38  Inverieith  Place,  Edin. 

MILLER,  Geoffrey  Wallace  Mitchell. 
1903-4.  C1.P.1,P.2.  b.  3  June  1896; 
s.  of  W.  M.  Miller,  B.Sc.,  M.I.M.E.,  33 
Great  King  Street. 

Ardvreck,  Crieff,  1906-10,  and  Charter- 
house, 1910-  .  Address:  15  Rothesay  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

MUIRHEAD,  Francis  Clay,  1903-5 
(April).  CI.  4a-L.M.  b.  27  June 
1887  ;  s.  of  George  Muirhead,  J.P„ 
Speybank,  Fochabers ;  won  Mile, 
1905. 


A.F.C.  ;  Factor;  m.  Alice  Isobel  Robert- 
son. Address :  Annesley,  Blackhall,  Mid- 
lothian. 

MURRAY,  David  Charies  Graeme,  1903-  . 
CI,  P.1-6.  b.  14  July  1897;  s.  of 
Charles  D.  Murray,  K.C.,  62  Great 
King  Street. 

Address  :   62  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

PARKER,Henry  Michael  Denne,  1903-13. 
CI.  1-7.  b.  31  Dec.  1894  ;  s.  of  Henry 
Parker,  39  Coates  Gardens ;  E.A. 
Schol.  ;  Balfour  Prize  for  French, 
1911 ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Classics, 
1912 ;  Gilmour  Memorial  Prize  and 
Clvde-Millar  Greek  Prize,  1913  ;  Corp. 
O.T.C. 

Schol.  Hertford  Coll.  Oxon. 

RAE,  Allan,  1903-5.  CI.  7b-Sp.  b.  26 
Dee.  1886  ;  s.  of  J.  G.  Rae,  Culterty 
House, Newburgh,  Aberdeenshire;  XL 

A.C.C. ;  C.A.  1913.  Address :  c/o  J.  and  R. 
Morison  and  Co.,  C.A.,  4  Blackfriars  Street, 
Perth. 

ROBERTSON,  Robert  Arnold  Fitzjohn 
Spcnce,  1903-12.  CI.  1-7.  b.  20 
Dee,  1892 ;  s.  of  Rev.  J.  Spenee 
Robertson,  Min.  of  Old  Cumnock ; 
Dux  of  the  School,  1st  Acad.  Club 
Prize,  and  Clyde-Millar  Greek  Prize, 
1912 :  Sen.  Ephor ;  won  Hurdles, 
1912. 

Schol.  Line.  Coll.  Oxon.  Address  :  Manse 
of  Old  Cumnock,  Ayrshire,  and  Lincoln 
College,  Oxford. 

ROSS,  Archibald  Hugh  Houstoun,  1903-7. 
CI.  P.2-la.  b.  23  March  1896  ;  s.  of 
H.  Houstoun  Ross,  7  Walker  Street. 

Shrewsbury  Sch.  Address  :  7  Walker 
Street,  Edin. 

RUSSELL,  Wilham  Robertson,  1903-8. 
(April).  CI.  3a-Sp.  b.  29  July  1889  ; 
s.  of  R.  W.  Russell,  Annieston,  Sel- 
kirk. 

Engineer,  B.C.,  Canada.  Address :  18 
North  Park  Terrace,  Edin. 

SALVESEN,  Harold  Keith,  1903-     .     CI. 
P.1-7.     b.  30  July  1897  ;   s.  of  Theo- 
dore   E.    Salvesen,    Ship    Owner,    37 
Inverieith  Place  ;    Gym.  VIII. 
Address  :    37  Inverieith  Place,  Edin. 

SAUNDERS,  Leslie  Swain,  1903-5  (Dec). 
CI.  P.2-P.5.  b.  27  June  1896  ;  s.  of 
J.  S.  Saunders,  C.S.,  53  Trinity  Road. 

With  the  Life  Assoc,  of  Scot.,  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :  Dolphington,  Cramond  Bridge: 


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495 


SCOTT,  Conrad  Hill,  1903-8.  CI.  P.2- 
Rcm.  b.  1  Dec.  1894  ;  s.  of  D.  Hill 
Scott,  14  Inverlcith  Terrace. 

Craig  Sch.,  Windermere,  and  Oundle  ; 
Ship  Owner.  Address  :  Lixmount,  North 
Berwick. 

SKIRVING,  Thomas  Myliie,  Jan.-July 
1904.  CI.  P.5.  b.  18  Feb.  1892  ;  s.  of 
Thomas  M.  Skirving,  Niddrie  Mains, 
Craigmillar. 

Farmer.  Alberta,  Canada.  Address :  9 
Lady  Road,  Edin. 

SMITH,  Allan  Thomas  Cockburn,  1903-6. 
CI.  5b-Sp.  b.  3  Feb.  1888  ;  s.  of  J.  H. 
Smith,  National  Bank,  Leven,  Fife. 


Edin.   Univ.  ;     C.E.     Address : 
Bank  House,  Leven,  Fife. 


National 


SMITH,  Arthur,  1903-13  (April).  CI. 
P.2-7.  b.  26  May  1896  ;  s.  of  Arthur 
H.  Smith,  3  Lennox  Street ;  Balfour 
Prize  for  French,  1912. 

Address  :    3  Lennox  Street,  Edin. 

STEWART,  Frederick  Arnold,  1903-9. 
CI.  P.5-M.M.  b.  5  March  1893  ;  s.  of 
J.  G.  Stewart,  Carpet  Manufacturer, 
Dunraven,  Lasswade. 

Agricult.  Student.     Address  :    Dunraven, 
Lasswade,  Midlothian. 

STEWART,  James  Aitchison,  1903-7. 
(April).  CI.  4a-Sp.  b.  25  March 
1890  ;  s.  of  Dr.  Robert  Stewart,  M.A., 
42  George  Square. 

Address  :   25  George  Square,  Edin. 

STEWART,  Thomas  Grainger,  1903-  . 
CI.  P.2-Sp.  6.  b.  12  Jan.  1896  ;  s. 
of  A.  A.  Grainger  Stewart,  Advocate, 
35  Moray  Place. 

Address  :   35  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  James  Frederick  Gordon, 
April  1904-Dec.  1910.  CI.  P.l-3b.  b. 
22  June  1897  ;  s.  of  William  Thom- 
son, Advocate,  24  Drummond  Place. 

Charterhouse.     Address :    24   Drummond 
Place,  Edin. 

VEREL,  Juhan  Rudolf,  1903-9  (April). 
CI.  P.3-3b.  b.  25  Nov.  1894;  s.  of 
John  B.  Verel,  Ship  Owner,  Glasg. 

Glenalmond,  1909-11.     Address:    Bridge- 
ton,  St.  Cyrus,  Montrose. 


WATSON,    Norman    Galloway,     1903-5 
(Dec).     CI.     4b-L.M.     b.     20    Nov. 
1888  ;   s.  of  J.  G.  Watson,  3  Blenheim 
Gardens,  Cricklewood,  Lond.,  N.W. 
d.  1911. 

WATSON,  Sydney  Hamilton,  1903-8 
(April).  CI.  3a-5a.  b.  20  Nov.  1888  ; 
s.  of  J.  G.  Watson,  3  Blenheim 
Gardens,  Cricklewood,  Lond.,  N.W. ; 
XV. ;  won  Quarter-mile,  1906,  1908. 

Address  :  3  Blenheim  Gardens,  Crickle- 
wood, Lond.,  N.W. 

WEDDERSPOON,  Kenneth  Gordon, 
1903-9  (April).  CI.  2a-U.M.  b.  23 
March  1892  ;  s.  of  James  Weddcr- 
spoon,  J.P.,  Speybank,  Fochabers, 
Commissioner  to  the  Duke  of  Rich- 
mond and  Gordon,  K.G. 

C.E.  apprentice;  with  J.  and  A.  Leslie 
and  Reid,  Edin.  and  Lond.  Address :  9 
Abinger  Gardens,  Murrayiield,  Edin. 

WEMYSS,  Alexander  Edward  Watson, 
1903-10.      CI.   P.3-M.M.      b.  2  April 

1894  ;   s.  of  A.  Watson  Wemyss,  J.P., 
Denbrae,  3  Arboretum  Road. 

Heriot  -  Watt  Coll.  ;  Elect.  Engineer  ; 
Ass.,  Testing  Dept.,  Brit.  Thomson  Houston 
Engineering  Works,  Rugby.  Address  :  3 
Arboretum  Road,  Edin. 

WHITE,  Robert  Edward,  1903-13.  CI. 
P.l-5b.  b.  3  April  1896  ;  s.  of  Wil- 
liam White,  S.S.C,  19  North  Park 
Terrace. 

A ddress :  i4South  Inverleith  Avenue,  Edin. 

WINCHESTER,  Charies  Campbell,  1903- 
13  (April).     CI.  P.4-U.M.     b.  10  Oct. 

1895  ;  s.  of  W.  G.  L.  Winchester,  W.S., 
3  Rosebery  Crescent ;  XV. 

A.F.C.  Address  :  7  St.  Bernard's  Cres- 
cent, Edin. 

WOOD,  John  George,  1903-8.  CI.  P.2- 
3b.  b.  20  March  1895  ;  s.  of  J.  Philp 
Wood,  W.S,,  16  Buckingham  Terrace, 

Loretto.  Address  :  16  Buckingham  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

W'OOD,  John  Gillespie,  1903-5.  CI.  P.2- 
P.4.  b.  7  May  1896  ;  s.  of  Lt.-Col. 
O.  G.  Wood,  C.B.,  M.D.,  R.A.M.C. 

WelUngton  Coll.  Address :  Wellington 
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ABBEY,  James,  1904-6.  CI.  4a-U.M.  b. 
29  April  1889  ;  s.  of  D.  Y.  Abbey, 
Craigeme,  Craighall  Road. 

Address :  (Craigerne,  Craighall  Road, 
Trinity)  c/o  M'Kay  and  Maclntyre,  Here- 
ward,  Longreach,  Queensland. 

ADDIS,  Ronald  Forrester,  1904-  .  C'l. 
P.2-Army.  b.  30  Sept.  1896  ;  s.  of 
D.  F.  Addis,  I.C.S.,  18  Buckingham 
Terrace. 

Address  :   i8  Buckingham  Terrace,  Edin. 

ADDIS,  Thomas,  1904-6  (April).  CI, 
P.5-lb.  b,  2  April  1895  ;  s.  of  Sir 
Charles  S.  Addis  (Hongkong  and 
Shanghai  Bank),  6a  Primrose  Hill 
Road,  Lond.,  N.W. 

Address  :  6a  Primrose  Hill  Road,  Lend., 
N.W. 

ALSTON,  John  Douglas,  1904-7.  CI.  2a- 
4a.  b.  24  Oct.  1890  ;  s.  of  Andrew 
T.  Alston,  Thomhill,  Airdrie. 

Glasg.  Univ.  1909-11  ;  Solicitor,  1913, 
Coatbridge.     Address  :   Thornhill,  Airdrie. 

BEST,  Ian,  1904-12.  CI.  P.2-4a.  b. 
14  Jan.  1896 ;  s.  of  John  Best, 
Dalnaskhl,  Broughton,  Peeblesshire, 
18  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

Address:    18  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

BLACK,  Walter  Ian,  1904-8  (April). 
CI.  3b-U.M.  b.  2  Feb.  1891  ;  s.  of 
Arch.  S.  Black,  Taranaki,  N.Z. ;  XV. 

BRICKMANN,  Alexander  Thomson, 
1904-7.  CI.  lb-3b.  b.  17  May  1892 ; 
s.  of  F.  W.  Brickmann,  11  Ravelston 
Park. 

With  Scott.  Insur.  Corp.  Ltd.,  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :   1 1  Ravelston  Park,  Edin. 

BROWN,  James  Macpherson  Gordon, 
1904-6.  CI.  L.  and  U.M.  b.  3  Jan. 
1888 ;  s.  of  James  Rae  Brown, 
Thomiedean,  Galashiels ;  XV. 

Address  :   Thomiedean,  Galashiels. 

BUSCKE,  George  Henderson,  1904-13. 
CI.  P.3-U.M.  b.  14  March  1895  ;  s. 
of  Ludwig  W.  V.  Buscke,  3  Lennox 
Row,  Trinity  ;  XI. 

Address  :  Pymble,  Selby,  Yorks. 

CORMACK,  Fergus  Alexander,  May  1904- 
April  1907.  CI.  P.3-lb.  b.  15  Oct. 
1894  ;  s.  of  D.  A.  Cormack,  8  George 
Square. 


CRERAR,  Alastair  Henry,  1904-10.  CI. 
P.3-4b.  b.  13  July  1896  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Thomas  Crerar,  M.A.,  7  La\erockbank 
Terrace,  Trinity. 

Bootham     School,     York.     A  ddress :      7 
Laverockbank  Terrace,  Trinity,  Edin. 

CULLEN,  William  Geoffrev  Langky, 
1904-13.  CI.  P.5-7.  b.  4  Sept.  1894  ; 
s.  of  William  James  CuUen,  Hon.  Lord 
CuUen,  Senator  of  the  Coll.  of  Justice, 
18  Grosvenor  Crescent. 

Edin.  Univ.     Address:  18  Grosvenor  Cres- 
cent, Edin. 

DALMAHOY,  Patrick  Jjinies  Edward, 
1904-6  (April).  CI.  P.3-P.4.  b.  20 
June  1896  ;  s.  of  J.  A.  Dalmahoy, 
W.S.,  50  Manor  Place. 

Repton.     Address:  50  Manor  Place,  Hdin. 

DICKSON,  Walter  Stewart,  May-June 
1905.  CI.  P.5.  b.  10  March  1895  ; 
s.  of  W.  G.  Dickson,  36  Ann  Street. 

DIXSON,  James  Heggie,  1904-13.  CI. 
P.2-Army.  b.  4  Feb.  1896;  s.  of 
James  Heggie  Dixson,  W.S.,  46 
Blacket  Place. 

Address  :   46  Blacket  Place,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  Abram,  Oct.-Dec.  1904.  CI. 
lb.  b.  7  March  1894  ;  s.  of  Abram 
Douglas,  Hazelbank  House,  Eskbank. 

In  business.     Address:  Hazelbank  House, 
Eskbank,  Midlothian. 

DOUGLAS,  Archibald  Halliday,  1904-  . 
CI.  1-7.  b.  18  Aug.  1895;  s.  of 
Kenneth  M.  Douglas,  M.D.,  19  Chester 
Street ;  Carmiehael  Class  Club  Prize, 
1911 ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for  Classics, 
1913  ;  Sen.  Ephor  ;  XV.  (Capt.  1913- 
14) ;  XL  ;  won  Putting  Weight,  1914  ; 
Cadet  Officer,  O.T.C. 
Address  :   19  Chester  Street,  Edin. 

DUKE,    Cecil    Leonard    Basil,    1904-     . 
CI.  P.2-Army.     b.  27  Nov.  1896  ;   s. 
of  Lt.-Col.  A.  L.  Duke,  I.M.S. ;  XV. ; 
Corp.  O.T.C. 
Address  :  4  Learmonth  Place,  Edin. 

DUMAT,  Marc  Aylraer,  1904-8.  CI.  4b- 
Sp.  b,  1  Feb.  1889  ;  s.  of  H.  Aylmer 
Dumat,  M.D.,  Bayside,  7  Devonshire 
Place,  Durban,  Natal ;  Balfour  Prize 
for  French,  1907  ;  Sen.  Ephor  ;  XV., 
XL ;  Shooting  VIII.,  Bronze  Medal, 
1908. 

A.C.C.  ;    Barr.,    Lond.,     1913.     Address  : 
Bayside,  Durban,  S.  Africa. 


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FERGUSON,  Patrick  Heron  Watson, 
1904-10.  CI.  P.2-2a.  b.  9  July 
1897 ;  s.  of  J.  Haig  Ferguson,  M.D., 
7  Coates  Crescent. 

R.N.C.  Osborne ;  R.N.C.  Dartmouth.  Ad- 
dress :  7  Coates  Crescent,  Edin. 

FINLAY,  Robert  Ninian,  April  1905-8. 
CI.  P.1-P.4.  b.  18  June  1899;  s. 
of  Ninian  J.  Finlay,  W.S.,  38  India 

Street. 

Summer  Fields  P.  Sch.,  near  Oxford,  1908- 
13;  Eton,  King's  Schol.,  1913.  Address: 
38  India  Street,  Edin. 

FORSYTH,  David  Murray,  1904-11. 
CI.  P.3-4b.  b.  27  Dec.  1894  ;  s.  of 
David  Forsyth,  9  Scotland  Street. 

Bank  Clerk.  Address  :  5  Eildon  Street, 
Edin. 

GIDDEN,  John  Arthur,  1904-9,  CI.  P.3- 
Rem.  b.  14  Feb.  1895  ;  s.  of  James 
L.  Gidden,  15  Succoth  Place. 

Shrewsbury,  1909-12.  Address:  15  Succoth 
Place,  Edin. 

GmDEN,  Thomas,  1904-9.  CI.  P.2-lb. 
b.  14  June  1897  ;  s.  of  James  L. 
Gidden,  15  Succoth  Place. 

Shrewsbury,  1909-12  ;  Merchiston,  1912. 
Address  :    15  Succoth  Place,  Edin. 

GREENHILL,  John  Clapperton,  1904-6. 
CI.  3b-8a.  b.  18  Nov.  1891  ;  s.  of 
James  Greenhill,  10  George  Square. 

Sedbergh  ;  with  Richard  Brown  and  Co., 
C.A.,  Edin.  Address :  34  Great  King  Street, 
Edin. 

HARRIS,  Thomas  Conrad,  1904-11.  CI. 
P.5-M.M.  b.  30  July  1893;  s.  of 
Thomas  H.  O.  Harris,  7  Derby  Street, 
Trinity. 

C.  A.  apprentice.  Address:  7  Derby  Street, 
Trinity. 

HERRING,  Ralph  Austen,  1904-5.  CI. 
P.l.  s.  of  W.  R.  Herring,  M.I.C.E., 
Granton  House. 

Upward  Park  Sch.,  Caterham.  Address  : 
c/o  W.  R.  Herring,  M.I.C.E.,  Palace  Cham- 
bers, Bridge  Street,  Westminster,  Lond., 
S.W. 

J  ALL  AND,  Bos  well  Victor,  1904-6 
(April).  CI.  P.2-P.3.  b.  11  April 
1895  ;  s.  of  Boswell  George  Jalland, 
Ochterlony,  Guthrie,  and  Appin  Lodge, 
Eskbank. 

Address  :   Winestead  Hall,  Hull. 

KER,  John  Stanley,  1904-7.  CI.  3a-5a. 
b,  28  July  1890  ;  s.  of  Robert  Dariing 


Ker,  VV.S.,  St.  Abb's,  Trinity ;  Gvm. 
VIII. 

Address  :   St.  Abb's,  Trinity,  Edin. 

KYD,  Gordon  Roberts,  1904-5.  CI.  3b. 
b.  29  Nov.  1888  ;  s.  of  John  Kyd, 
10  Cluny  Avenue. 

Address  :   10  Cluny  Avenue,  Edin. 

LAWSON,  David  Forbes,  1904-6.  CI. 
P.2-P.4.  b.  25  July  1897;  s.  of 
David  J.  Lawson,  M.D. 

Tonbridge.     Address  :    20  Dry  Hill  Road 
Tonbridge,  Kent. 

LOWSON,  John  Hugh,  1904-5.  CI.  4a. 
b.  15  Jan.  1888  ;  s.  of  W.  B.  Lowson, 
Stockbroker,  Belfast. 

W.S.    1912.      Address  :    7    Great    Stuart 
Street,  Edin. 

MACGILLIVRAY,  Francis  Patrick,  1904- 
12.  CI.  P.4-6.  b.  5  May  1895  ;  s.  of 
C.  W.  MacGillivray,  M.D.,  15  Char- 
lotte Square. 

Address  :   15  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

MACGREGOR,  Archibald  Gordon,  1904- 
12.  CI.  Ib-Sp.  b.  17  Sept.  1894; 
s.  of  Prof.  James  Gordon  MacGregor, 
LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  24  Dalrymple  Crescent. 

Address  :  24  Dalrymple  Crescent,  Edin. 

MACINTYRE,  Robert,  1904-10.  CI.  Ib- 
5b.  b.  18  Oct.  1891  ;  s.  of  Donald 
Maclntyre,  Fairlight  House,  Manly, 
Sydney,  N.S.W.  ;  XL  Capt.  1910; 
Gym.  VIII. 

Farmer,  Queensland.    Address:  Hereward, 
Longreach,  Queensland,  Australia. 

M'KERRELL,  Martin  Mungo  Mure, 
1904-10  (Dec).  CI.  P.4-L.M.  b.  19 
July  1895  ;  s.  of  R.  Mure  M'Kerrell, 
V.D.,  J.P.,  Holland  House,  Murray- 
field. 

Address  :   Withermarsh  House,  Stoke-by- 
Nayland,  Suffolk. 

M'LEAN,  Kenneth,  1904-8.  CI.  U.M.- 
Sp.  b.  30  July  1890  ;  s.  of  Donald 
M'Lean,  Rhives,  Golspie ;  Sen.  Ephor ; 
XV. 

Address  :     Rhives,    Golspie,    Sutherland- 
shire. 

M'NAB,  John,  1904-7.  CI.  la-2a.  b. 
7  Nov.  1891  ;  s.  of  John  M'Nab, 
3  Newbattle  Terrace. 

Address  :   6  Hermitage  Drive,  Edin. 


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MACNICOL,  Horatius  Bonar,  1904-11 
(April).  CI.  P.3-4b.  b.  13  April 
1896  ;  s.  of  llov.  D.  C.  Macnicol,  B.D., 
32  Saxc-Coburg  Place. 

Trent  Coll.  Derbyshire.  Address :  lo 
North  Park  Terrace,  Edin. 

MARSHALL,  Daniel  Morren,  April 
1905-10.  CI.  P.3-3b.  b.  8  May  1896  ; 
s.  of  Maj.  D.  G.  Marshall,  I.M.S.,  25 
Buckingham  Terrace, 

Address  :   Lome  House,  Uppingham. 

3IARTIN,  Hugh,  1904-7  (April).  CI.  6,  7. 
b.  9  April  1888;  s.  of  Rev.  Prof. 
Alexander  Martin,  D.D.,  16  Eildon 
Street ;  XV. ;  won  100  Yds.,  Long 
Leap,  Hurdles,  Putting  Weight,  and 
Bradbury  Shield,  1906  and  1907. 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon ;  O.U.R.F.C. ;  Rugby,  v. 
England,  1908,  1909  ;  v.  Ireland,  1908  ;  v. 
Wales,  1908,1909 ;  Shanghai  F.C.  Capt. ;  Ass. 
Ilbert  and  Co.  Ltd.,  Shanghai.  Address : 
22  Kiangse  Road,  Shanghai. 

MARTIN,  John,  1904-  .  CI.  P.4-7. 
b.  5  June  1896  ;  s.  of  F.  W.  Martin, 
C.A.,  11  St.  Bernard's  Crescent. 

Address :  Barnton  Avenue,  Davidson's 
Msuns. 

MEIN,  Andrew  Bell,  1904-7.  CI.  M.M.- 
Sp.  b.  3  Feb.  1888  ;  s.  of  J.  A.  W. 
Mein,  Hunthill,  Jedburgh ;  XV.  Capt. 
1906-7. 

A.F.C.  ;  Electrical  Engineer  ;  d.  1 7  Feb. 
1912  ;  see  also  E.A.  Ch.  xix.  88. 

MIDDLETON,  Donald  Stewart,  1904-  . 
CI.  P.l-4a.  b.  30  Sept.  1899  ;  s.  of 
G.  H.  Middleton,  38  Inverleith  Place. 

Address  :   38  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

MILL,  WiUiam  Henry,  jun.,  1904-13.    CI. 
P.3-5b.     b.  7  Feb.  1896  ;  s.  of  W.  H. 
MiU,  S.S.C,  21  Drummond  Place. 
Address:   21  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 

MILLER,  Archibald  William  Buchanan, 
1904-7.  CI.  P.2-lb.  b.  21  June  1895  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  T,  D.  MlDer,  M.A.,  Manse 
of  Kirkurd,  Dolphinton. 

Fettes.  Address:  Manse  of  Kirkurd,  Dol- 
phinton. 

MILLER,  Henry  William  Watson,  1904-14 
(April).  CL  P.4-Sp.  b.  17  Jan.  1896; 
s.  of  W.  H.  Miller,  M.D.,  51  North- 
umberland Street ;  Mackenzie  Prize 
for  Science  and  Chemical  Analysis 
Prize,  1918. 

Edin.  Univ.,  Engineering  CI.  Address  :  51 
Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 


MILLER,  Thomas  Alexander  Grant, 
1904-7.  CI.  la-3b.  b.  12  Dec.  1893  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  T.  D.  Miller,  M.A.,  Kirkurd 
Manse,  Dolphinton. 

Fettes,  1907-12  ;  XV.;  R.M.C.  Sandhurst, 
1912.  Address  :  Manse  of  Kirkurd,  Dol- 
phinton. 

MILLIGAN,  Alastair,  1904-11.  CI.  P.l- 
3b.  b.  27  Oct.  1897 ;  s.  of  John 
Milligan,  W.S.,  10  Carlton  Terrace. 

Sherborne  Sch.  Address  :  10  Carlton  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

MOFFAT,  William  Ian  Grant,  1904-6. 
CI.  3a-4a.  b.  3  April  1889  ;  s.  of 
W.  J.  Moffat,  N.B.  and  Merc.  Insur. 
Co.,  38  Ann  Street. 

Leeds  Univ.  and  Coll.  of  the  Resurrection, 
Mirfield,  Yorks ;  Ch.  of  Eng.  Address: 
9  Comely  Bank,  Edin. 

MORE,  Alexander  Robertson,  1904-6.  CI. 
P.l.  b.  15  Oct.  1899  ;  s.  of  James 
More,  jun.,  C.E.,  13  Drummond  Place. 

MORGAN,    Charles    Campbell,    1904-9. 
CI.  2b-U.M.     b.  27  Jan.  1892  ;    s.  of 
Andrew  Henderson  Morgan,  Actuary. 
Address  :  4  Deanpark  Crescent,  Edin. 

MUIR,  George  Watson,  1904-9  (April). 
CI.  P.1-P.5.  b.  2  May  1899  ;  s.  of 
A.  Gray  Muir,  W.S.,  29  Great  King 
Street. 

R.N. C.  Osborne,  1912.  Address:  17  Gros- 
venor  Crescent,  Edin. 

NEILL,  John  William  Fraser,  1904-13. 
CI.  la-Sp.  b.  27  June  1895  ;  s.  of 
R.  M.  Neill,  Lynnholni,  Wardie 
Crescent ;  Sen.  Ephor  ;  XV. 

A.F.C.  Address :  Lynnholm,  Wardie 
Crescent,  Edin. 

NEWINGTON,  Robert  BuUen,  1904-7. 
CI.  3a-U.M.  b.  19  May  1889  ;  Frank 
A.  Newington,  7  Wester  Coates  Road 
(Guardian). 

Edin.  Univ.  ;   in  Canada. 

NICOLL,  Edwin  John,  1904-6.  CI.  2a- 
L.M.  b.  8  Aug.  1889;  s.  of  John 
NicoU,  Reedie,  Kirriemuir. 

Farmer.     Address :  Reedie,  Kirriemuir. 

OLIVER,  William  George  Beauchamp, 
1904-13.     CI.  P.3-6.    b.  13  Jan.  1895  ; 
s.  of  James  Oliver,  9  Brandon  Street. 
Address  :  9  Brandon  Street,  Edin. 

PARKINSON,  Claude  Beauclerk  Fyers, 
1904-7  (Dec).    CI.  2a-M.M.    b.  1  Sept. 


1905-6 


499 


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1890;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  P.  G.  Parkinson, 
A.O.D.,  24  Mayfield  Gardens. 

Laud  Valuation  Staff.     Home  address :  9 
Dunsford  Place,  Bath,  Somerset. 

PURVES,  Alexander  James  Lamb,  1904-  . 
CI.  P.l-M.M.  b.  27  April  1898  ;  s. 
of  William  Purves,  W.S.,  33  Great 
King  Street. 

Address  :   33  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

KAMAGE,  Richard  Ogilvy,  1904-  .  CI. 
P.3-7.  b.  5  Jan.  1896;  s.  of  John 
T.  Ramage,  St.  Aubyn's,  Ferry  Road  ; 
Sergt.  O.T.C. 

Address:    St.    Aubyn's,    Kinnear    Road, 
Edin. 

REID,  James  Robert,  1904-5.  CI.  P.2. 
b.  29  Dec.  1896  ;  s.  of  J.  R.  Reid, 
C.I.E.,  11  Magdala  Crescent. 

Wellington   Coll.     Address :     Edgebarrow 
Lodge,  Wellington  College,  Berks. 

RITCHIE,  Thomas  Arthur,  1904-  .  CI. 
P.1-6.  b.  22  Dec.  1896  ;  s.  of  Rev, 
Thomas  L.  Ritchie,  Min.  of  St. 
James'  U.F.  Ch.,  Airlie  House,  1  Ar- 
boretum Road. 

Address  :    i  Arboretum  Road,  Edin. 

ROBERTS,  Stanley  Marshall,  1904-5. 
CI.  P.l.  b.  28  March  1898;  s.  of 
Stanley  Roberts,  80  Inverleith  Terrace. 

Address  :    14  Eton  Terrace,  Edin. 

SHEPHERD,  James  Ogilvy,  1904-9. 
CI.  3b-5b.  b.  27  Jan.  1891  ;  s.  of 
William  Shepherd,  Roy.  Bank  House, 
Leven. 

Address  :  Royal  Bank  House,  Leven,  Fife. 

STEVENSON,  Robert  Dennistoun,  May 
1905-  .  CI.  P.5-7.  b.  7  June  1896; 
s.  of  Rev.  W.  B.  Stevenson,  The 
Manse,  Blackball ;  Sen.  Ephor  ;  XV., 
XI. ;  won  Quarter-mile,  1913 ;  100 
Yds.  and  Hurdles,  1914. 
Address  :   12  Oxford  Terrace,  Edin. 


TAIT,  Thomas  Rennie,  April  1905-Nov. 
1906.  CI.  lb-2a.  b.  12  April  1894  ; 
s.  of  Dr.  John  Tait,  Olrig,  Portlethen, 
Kincardineshire. 

Address:  Tigh-na-leigh,  Alyth. 

TAYLOR,  William  Stuart,  April  1905- 
April  1908.  CI.  4a-Sp.  b.  11  Dec. 
1890;  s.  of  Charies  Taylor,  Wood- 
lands, Markinch. 

C.A.  1913.     Address  :    Woodlands,  Mark- 
inch,  Fife. 

TWYNAM,  Cyril  Francis  Frederick,  April 
1905-April  1906.  CI.  P.l.  b.  6  Oct. 
1897;  s.  of  Capt.  T.  M.  Twynam, 
H.L.I. 

WHITE.  John  Gardner.  1904-  .  CI. 
P.l-5a.  b.  17  May  1897 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
John  White,  M.A.,  Min.  of  S.  Leith 
Parish. 


Address :     15   Dundonald   Road, 
side,  Glasg. 


Kelvin- 


WHITE,  Matthew  Maryon  Kennedy, 
1904-13.  CI.  P.3-U.M.  b.  29  May 
1895  ;  s.  of  Rev.  John  White,  M.A., 
Min.  of  S.  Leith  Parish. 

2nd  Lt.  5th  Batt.  Cameronians  (T.F.). 
Address:  15  Dundonald  Road,  Kelvinside, 
Glasg. 

WHITELAW,  David,  1904-8  and  1909-10 
(Dec).  CI.  lb-4a.  b.  24  Jan.  1894 ; 
s.  of   David  Whitelaw,  J.P.,    F.S.A. 

(Scot.),    3   Victoria  Terrace,    Mussel- 
burgh. 

Tea-planter.  Address :  Bandarapola  Es- 
tate, Matale,  Ceylon. 

WILKIE,  James  Bowman,  1904-6.  CI. 
6-Sp.  b.  28  Aug.  1888  ;  s.  of  James 
Wilkie,  Flatten,  Kirriemuir ;  Fergu- 
son Medal,  1906  ;   XV. 


Edin.  Univ.  ;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1911. 
Flatten,  Kirriemuir. 


Address: 


1905-6 


ADAMS,  Ord,  1905-7.     CI.  P.2,  P.3.     b. 

28  Aug.  1896  ;    s.   of  David  Adams, 
Muircambus,  Colinsburgh. 

ADDIS,  Eric  Elrington,  1905-  .  CI.  Ib- 
M.M.  b.  19  May  1899  ;  s.  of  D.  F. 
Addis,  I.C.S.,  18  Buckingham  Terrace. 

Address  :    18  Buckingham  Terrace,  Edin. 

ALEXANDER,   Charles,  jun.,    1905-7. 


CI.  L.M.,  U.M.  b.  9  July  1890  ;  s.  of 
Charles  Alexander,  Upland,  Selkirk; 
XI. 

Selkirk  XL,  XV. ;  Farmer,  N.Z.    Address : 
Gladbrook  Station,  Middlemarch,  Otago,  N.Z. 

ALLAN,     George    Alexander,     1905-13. 
CI.   1-U.M.  Sp.     b.  23  March  1895; 
s.  of  James  Allan,  Craigallan,  Bo'ness. 
Address  :   5  Rosebery  Crescent,  Edin. 


500 


1905-6 


ANDERSON,  Francis  Joseph,  1905-13. 
CI.  P.l-3a.  b.  19  July  1899  ;  s.  of 
David  Anderson,  K.C.,  Sheriff  of 
Dumfries  and  Galloway,  12  India 
Street. 

Address  :   12  India  Street,  Edin. 

ANDERSON,  James  Macmillan,  1905-10. 
CI.  3b-6.  b.  24  March  1893;  s.  of 
R.  B.  Anderson,  Glenburn  Hall,  Jed- 
burgh ;   XI. 

Edin.  Univ.  1910-     ;   Med.  Student.     Ad- 
dress :  Glenburn  Hall,  Jedburgh. 

ANDERSON,  Robert  Ballantine,  jun., 
1905-8.  CI.  4b-Sp.  b.  27  March 
1890 ;  s.  of  R.  B.  Anderson,  Glenburn 
Hall,  Jedburgh. 

A.F.C.  ;   W.S.  1913.     Address  :   Glenburn 
HaU",  Jedburgh. 

ARNOTT,    Robert    Louis    Irving,    May 
1906-     .     CI.    P.l-4b.     b.    10    March 
1899 ;  s.  of  Brig.-Surg.  Lt.-Col.  James 
Arnott,  8  Rothesay  Place. 
Address:  8  Rothesay  Place,  Edin. 

BAIN,  George  Alexander,  1905-  .  CI. 
P.3-Army.  b.  15  March  1898 ;  s. 
of  William  Bain,  Sec.  B.L.  Bank,  42 
Moray  Place. 

Address  :   42  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

BAIN,  William  Graham,  1905-  .  CI. 
P.2-U.M.  Sp.  b.  31  July  1897  ;  s.  of 
Wilham  P.  C.  Bain,  6  Wester  Coates 
Gardens. 

Address  :  6  Wester  Coates  Gardens,  Edin. 

BALFOUR,  Ronald  Egerton,  Oct.-Dec. 
1905.  CI.  P.4.  b.  24  Aug.  1896; 
s.  of  Maj.  A.  G.  Balfour,  H.L.I. 

BALLANTINE,  Charles  Lloyd,  1905-7. 
CI.  P.1-P.3.  b.  9  Nov.  1899  ;  s.  of 
James  Ballantine,  Eskgrove,  Lass- 
wade. 

Address  :  Palace  Hotel,  Birkdale,  Lanca- 
shire. 

BEST,  Alexander,  1905-13.  CI.  P.lb-3b. 
b.  29  Oct.  1898  ;  s.  of  John  Best, 
Dalnaskhl,  Broughton. 

Address  :   18  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

BLACK,  John  Sutherland,  1905-9.  CI. 
P.4-2a.  b.  2  Dec.  1896  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander W.  Black,  W.S.,  M.P.,  5  Lear- 
month  Terrace. 

R.N.C.  Osborne,  1909 ;  R.N.C.  Dartmouth; 
XV.    Address:   44  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 


BROOM.  Russell,  1905-7.  CI.  L.  and 
U.M.  b.  13  March  1890 ;  s.  of  William 
Broom,  Rothmar,  Campbeltown. 

With  Raeburn  and  V6rel  Ltd.,  Ship 
Owners,  Glasg.  Address:  15  Royal  Terrace, 
Glasg.,  S. 

BROWN.  Andrew  Forsyth,  1905-9.  CI. 
L.M.  and  M.M.  b.  10  Jan.  1890  ;  s. 
of  Andrew  Brown,  J.P.,  Maryfield, 
Galashiels. 

Farmer.     Address:  Maryfield,  Galashiels. 

BROWN,  Arthur  Edward,  1905-7.  CI. 
5b-Sp.  b.  24  Aug.  1889  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
W.  H.  Brown,  Colac,  Victoria,  Aus- 
tralia. 

Ch.  Coll.  Cantab  ;  B.A.  (Nat.  Sc.  Trip.)  ; 
M.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P.  Lond.  1913  ;  Med. 
Student  and  Practitioner.  Address  :  Univ. 
Coll.  Hosp.,  Lond. 

BUCHER,  Francis  Robert  Roy,  1905-13. 
CI.  lb-Army.  b.  30  Aug.  1895;  s. 
of  David  S.  Bucher,  17  Craighall 
Gardens,  Trinity. 

Address  :   11  North  Park  Terrace,  Edin. 

CALDER,  Allanshaw  Allan,  1905-6  (Dec). 
CI.  L.M.  and  U.M.  b.  20  Sept.  1890  ; 
s.  of  Thos.  Allan  Calder,  Billie  Mains, 
Chirnside  ;   Dux  L.M.  CI.  1906. 

d.  10  Jan.  1908. 

CARPHIN,  James  David,  April  1906-13. 
CI.  P.3-5a.  b.  6  Aug.  1897;  s.  of 
G.  H.  Carphin,  C.A.,  3  Abinger 
Gardens,  Murrayfield. 

Address  :  3  Abinger  Gardens,  Murrayfield, 
Edin. 

CHAPMAN,  Arthur  Sutheriand,  1905-13. 
CI.  Ib-U.M.  Sp.  b.  5  March  1895; 
s.  of  Robert  Chapman,  Gen.  Man. 
Caledonian  Insur.  Co.,  6  Abbotsford 
Crescent ;  eq.  High  Jump,  1913. 

With  Buchanan,  Gaurdner  and  Tennant, 
Stockbrokers,  Glasg  Address:  10  St.  Vin- 
cent Street,  Glasg.,  or  6  Abbotsford  Crescent, 
Edin. 

COCHRAN-PATRICK,  William  John 
Charles  Kennedy,  1905-6.  CI.  P.4. 
b.  25  May  1896;  s.  of  Neil  J.  Kennedy 
Cochran-Patrick,  Advocate,  34  Heriot 
Row. 

Wellington  Coll.  Address:  34  Heriot  Row, 
Edin. 

COLDSTREAM,  George  Anson  Probyn, 
1905-     .     CI.  P.l-M.M.     b.   20  July 


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1905-6 


501 


1899  ;    s.   of  Dr.   G.   P.   Coldstream, 
Belford,  Northumberland. 

Address:  lo  Garlinge  Road,  Cricklewood, 
Lond.,  N.W. 

COUTTS,  Donald  Gordon,  1905-  .  CI. 
P.2-5a.  b.  26  Oct.  1897 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Alfred  Coutts,  B.D.,  8  St.  John's 
Place,  Leith. 

Address  :   5  Queensferry  Terrace,  Edin. 

DICKSON,  Archibald  William,  1905-12. 
CI.  P.l-3a.  b.  25  Sept.  1899;  s.  of 
W.  K.  Dickson,  LL.D.,  Advocate,  8 
Gloucester  Place. 

Cadet  R.N. C.  Osborne.  Address:  8  Glou- 
cester Place,  Edin. 

DICKSON,  Robert  Kirk,  1905-7.  CI. 
P.2,  P.3.  b.  18  Feb.  1898;  s.  of 
W.  K.  Dickson,  LL.D.,  Advocate,  8 
Gloucester  Place. 

Cargilfield,  1907-10 ;  R.N.C.  Osborne, 
1911  ;  R.N.C.  Dartmouth.  Address:  8 
Gloucester  Place,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,   George,   1905-13.     CI.  P.3- 
U.M.     b.  27  June  1895  ;    Miss  Bum, 
3   Kew   Terrace,  Murrayfield    (Guar- 
dian). 
Address  :  ArboU,  Feam,  Ross-shire. 

DOUGLAS,  William  Sandilands,  1905 
and  1908-  .  CI.  P.la-L.M.  b,  28 
July  1898 ;  s.  of  James  Douglas, 
21  Hope  Terrace. 

Address  :   21  Hope  Terrace,  Edin. 

DUDGEON,   Alexander  Neill,    1905-11. 

a.  Ib-L.M.  b.  4  Sept.  1894  ;  s.  of 
John  G.  Dudgeon,  Easter  Dalmeny, 
Dalmeny. 

Address  :   Easter  Dalmeny,  Dalmeny. 

ELLIOT,  John,  1905-6.  CI.  L.M.  b. 
15  March  1890  ;  s.  of  John  Elliot, 
Meigle,  Clovenfords. 

Farmer.  Address :  Blackhaugh,  Cloven- 
fords, Galashiels. 

FOWLE,  Fulwar  William  Percy  Croven, 
1905-8.  CI.  U.M.  b.  20  Sept.  1890; 
s.  of  William  Percy  Fowlc,  C.E. 

With  Bank  of  Toronto,  Montreal.  Ad- 
dress :  Bank  of  Toronto,  Montreal,  Canada. 

FRASER,  William,  1905-12.     CI.  P.2-5a. 

b.  23  July  1897;  s.  of  William  Eraser, 
S.S.C.,  4  Henderland  Road. 

Address:  Crawford  Bay,  Kootenay  Lake, 
B.C.,  Canada. 


GEDDES,  Alastair  Cosmo  Burton,  1905-6. 
CI.  3a.  b.  18  June  1891  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
Patrick  Geddes,  14  Ramsay  Garden. 

Univ.  Coll.,  Dundee  and  Edin.  Univ. 
Address  :    14  Ramsay  Garden,  Edin. 

GILL,  James  Archibald,  1905-9  (Dec). 
CI.  2a-5a.  b.  6  Oct.  1893 ;  s.  of 
R.  P.  Gill,  Guntur,  Madras  Presidency, 

Address  :  c/o  Grierson,  79  Marchmont 
Road,  Edin. 

GORDON,  William  Bertram,  1905-9.  CI. 
4b-U.M.  b.  26  Aug.  1890  ;  s.  of 
John  Arthur  Gordon,  The  Shrubbeiy, 
St.  Ann's,  Port  of  Spain.  Trinidad  ; 
XI.  Capt.  1909  ;    XV. 

Address  :  The  Shrubbery,  St.  Ann's,  Port 
of  Spain,  Trinidad,  B.W.I. 

HALDANE,  Thomas  Graeme  Nelson, 
1905-10.  Cl.P.2-2a.  b.  14  Dec.  1897; 
s.  of  Sir  W.  S,  Haldane,  W.S.,  55 
Melville  Street. 

R.N.C.  Osborne ;  R.N.C.  Dartmouth. 
Address  :    55  Melville  Street,  Edin. 

HALL,  John  Campbell,  1905-7.  CI.  L. 
and  U.M.  b.  25  Nov.  1888;  s.  of 
John  Hall,  Arnish,  Galashiels. 

Architect;  m.  Mary  S.  Bruce,  Edin.  Ad- 
dress :  Glencairn,  Gattonside,  Melrose. 

HARPER,  Robert  Rainv,  1905-6.  CI.  2a. 
b.  18  Feb.  1894  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Prin. 
Andrew  Harper,  D.D.,  St.  Andrew's 
Coll.,  Sydney. 

Sydney  Grammar  Sch. ;  XV.,  VIII.  Ad- 
dress :  The  Lodge,  St.  Andrew's  Coll.,  Cam- 
perdown,  Sydney,  Australia. 

HERDMAN,  Thomas  Anderson,  1905-12 
(Dec).  C1.P.2-M.M.  b.  6  Sept.  1897; 
s.  of  John  Herdman,  Southwood, 
Murrayfield  Road. 

Sedbergh.  Address:  Southwood,  Murray- 
field  Road,  Edin. 

HILL,  Kenneth  James  Cowan,  1905-  . 
CI.  P.3-Sp.  b.  23  Nov.  1896  ;  s.  of 
J.  Cowan  Hill,  2  Mayfield  Terrace  ; 
Balfour  Music  Prize,  1910  ;  Shooting 
VIII.,  Silver  Medal,  1913;  Lance-Corp. 
O.T.C. ;  Gym.  VIII. 
Address  :   2  Mayfield  Terrace,  Edin. 

HOBKIRK,  Ernest  William  James, 
1905-8  (Dec).  CI.  5a-Army.  b,  14 
June  1890 ;  s.  of  James  Hobkirk,  St. 
Bede's,  Melrose. 

R.M.C.  Sandhurst,  1908-9  ;  2nd  Lt.  the 
Cameronians  (Scottish  Rifles).  Address  : 
Maryhill  Barracks,  Glasg. 


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HOPE,  John  Charles  David,  1905-  .  CI, 
P.2-4b.  b.  30  Sept.  1897;  s.  of 
James  A.  Hope,  W.S.,  57  Great  King 
Street. 

Address  :   57  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

HOPE,  Leslie  Parkinson,  1905-9.  CI. 
4b-U.M.  b.  25  March  1891  ;  s.  of 
J.  W.  Hope,  Auchnasheen.  Drum- 
mond  Terrace,  Crieff. 

Address  :  Mount  Pleasant,  Crieff. 

HUTCHISON,  Erie  Alexander  Ogilvy, 
1905-  .  CI.  P.4-Army.  b.  28  Feb. 
1897  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Hutchison,  28 
Royal  Terrace ;  Lance-Corp.  O.T.C. 

Address  :   28  Royal  Terrace,  Edin. 

INGLIS,  Thomas  Herdman,  1905-11 
(Dec).  CI.  P.3-M.M.  b.  20  April 
1897  ;  s.  of  William  Inglis,  Bonning- 
ton  Park  House,  Newhaven  Road, 

Address  :  Bennington  Park  House,  New- 
haven  Road,  Leith. 

IRVING,  James  Farrar,  1905-7.  CI. 
L.M.,  M.M.  b.  20  Jan.  1891  ;  s.  of 
Dr.  M.  H.  C.  Irving,  Govt.  M.O.,  Br. 
Guiana. 

With  Curtis,  Campbell  and  Co.,  Merchants, 
Georgetown.  Address:  161  Lamaha  Street, 
Georgetown,  Br.  Guiana. 

IRVING,  Thomas  Henry,  1905-9.  CI. 
2b-M.M,  b.  20  Nov.  1892 ;  s.  of 
Dr.  M.  H.  C.  Irving,  Govt.  M.O.,  Br. 
Guiana. 

Sub-Insp.  British  Guiana  Police.  Ad- 
dress :  Eve  Leary  Barracks,  Georgetown, 
Br.  Guiana. 

JAMES,  Alastair  Ker,  1905-  .  CI.  P.3- 
U.M.  b.  26  Aug.  1897  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander   James,    M.D.,    F.R.C.P.,     15 

Melville  Crescent. 

Address  :    14  Randolph  Crescent,  Edin. 

LITTLE,  Alexander  Campbell  Wishart, 
1905-  .  CI.  P.l-5a.  b.  23  Sept. 
1898  ;  s,  of  Robert  MacEwen  Little, 
Borneo  (Mrs.  Little,  8  Bellevue 
Crescent). 

Address  :   8  Bellevue  Crescent,  Edin. 

MACDONALD,    John    Row    Mackenzie, 
1905-9   (Dec.).     CI.  P.3-2a.      b.   29 
May  1896  ;    s.  of  James  Macdonald, 
W.S.,  27  Heriot  Row. 
Address  :   27  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

M'KEAND,  Peter  Alexander,  1905-7. 
CI.  5a-Sp.     b.  30  April  1889  ;    s.  of 


Peter  M'Kcand,  Airlies,  Whauphill  ; 
XV. 

Farmer.     Address :     Airlies,    Whauphill, 
Wigtownshire. 

M'LAREN,  Quentin,  1905-8.  CI.  L.M.- 
U.M.  b.  18  April  1893  ;  s.  of  W.  A. 
M'Laren,  Vereeniging,  Transvaal ;  Dux 
U.M.  CI.  1908. 

Address:  Ontario  Agricultural  College, 
Guelph,  Canada. 

MACNICOL,  Duncan  Archibald  Bonar, 
1905-  .  CI.  P.l-4b.  b.  5  Sept. 
1900 ;  s.  of  Rev.  D.  C.  Macnicol, 
B.D.,  32  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Address  :    10  North  Park  Terrace,  Edin. 

MARTIN,  Thomas  Addis,  April  1906-  . 
CI.  P.2-6.  b.  31  Dec.  1897  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  Prof.  Alexander  Martin,  D.D,, 
16  Eildon  Street. 

Address  :    i6  Eildon  Street,  Edin. 

MATTHEW, Patrick  Millar,  jun.,  1905-  . 
CI.  P.2-U.M.  Sp.  b.  14  Oct.  1897  ; 
s.  of  P.  Millar  Matthew,  7  Ravelston 
Park. 

Address  :    7  Ravelston  Park,  Edin. 

MILLAR,  William  John,  1905-10.  CI. 
P.3-3.  b.  26  Sept.  1897  ;  s.  of  Prof. 
John  Hepburn  Millar,  Advocate,  10 
Abercromby  Place. 

R.N.C.  Osborne,  1910-12;  XI.  1912; 
R.N.C. Dartmouth ;  XV.  Address:  10 Aber- 
cromby Place,  Edin. 

MOTHERWELL,  Andrew  Thomson, 
1905-10.  CI.  3b-Sp.  b.  22  Feb. 
1892  ;  s.  of  John  Motherwell,  Raw- 
yards  House,  Airdrie  ;   Gym.  VIII. 

Fanner,  Little  Pinmore,  Pinwherry.  Ad- 
dress :   Rawyards  House,  Airdrie. 

MURRAY,  Crichton  Gavin,  1905-6.     CI. 
P.l.     b.  7  May   1900;    s.  of  Charles 
D.Murray,  K.C.,62  Great  King  Street, 
d.  30  Aug.  1906. 

NOTMAN,  William  Graham,  1905-  . 
CI.  P.3-6.  b.  29  April  1897;  s.  of 
J.  H.  Notman,  W.S.,  30  Coltbridge 
Terrace. 

Address  :   3  Magdala  Crescent,  Edin. 

PATERSON,  Herbert  MacGregor,  1905- 
10  (April).  CI.  P.2-2b.  b.  29  Nov. 
1898  ;  s.  of  James  Paterson,  R.S.A., 
115  George  Street. 


Larchfield,  Helensburgh, 
Fettes,  1912-  .  Address 
Street,  Edin. 


1910-11,    and 
115     George 


1905-6 


503 


PATERSON,  Hugh  Borthwick,  1905-8. 
CI,  P.3-la.  b.  17  May  1897  ;  s.  of 
J.  H.  Paterson,  Merchant,  76  Great 
King  Street. 

Ardvreck,    Crieff,    1909-11  ;     Wellington, 
1911-     .     Address:  6  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

RIDDELL,  John  Gervase,  1905-     .     CI. 
P.3-7.     b.  22  Sept.  1896  ;  s.  of  George 
Riddell,  1  Clark  Road,  Trinity. 
Address  :    i  Clark  Road,  Trinity,  Edin. 

RUSSELL,  George  Dobson,  1905-8.  CI, 
2a-M,M.  b,  15  April  1892 ;  s.  of 
R.  W.  Russell,  Annieston,  Selkirk. 

Surveyor.     Address:   18  North  Park  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

SALVESEN,  Eric  Thomas  Somervell, 
1905-8.  CI.  P.2-P.5.  b.  9  May 
1897 ;  s.  of  J.  T.  Salvesen,  6  Rothe- 
say Terrace. 

Address  :   6  Rothesay  Terrace,  Edin. 

SAUNDERS,    William    Eric    Pentland, 
Oct.-Dec,  1905.     CI.  P.l.     b.  13  Julv 
1899;  s.  of  J.  S.  Saunders,  C.S.,  Dol- 
phington,  Cramond  Bridge. 
Address  :  Dolphington,  Cramond  Bridge. 

SCHAFER,  Thomas  Sydney  Hermann, 
1905-9  (April).  CI.  6-Sp.  b.  20  Mav 
1891  ;  s,  of  Prof,  E.  A,  Schafer,  Marly 
Knowe,  North  Berwick ;  E.A.  Scholar. 

Caius     Coll.     Cantab.     A  ddress :      Marly 
Knowe,  North  Berwick. 

SEATER,  George  Harold,  1905-  ,  CI, 
P,1-M.M.  b.  22  Jan.  1899;  s.  of 
G.  S,  Seater,  jun.,  80  Inverleith  Place. 

Address  :    80  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

SHEARER,  William,  1905-8.  CI.  3b, 
M.M,  b.  22  Feb.  1891 ;  s.  of  Andrew 
Shearer,  Mansefield,  Wishaw. 

Stockbroker's  Cashier.     Address  :   Manse- 
field, Wishaw. 

SHENNAN,  Oswald  Hay,  May  1906- 
April  1910.  CI.  3b-U.M.  b.  10  March 
1892 ;  s.  of  James  W.  Shennan,  The 
Hermitage,  Wardie  Crescent. 

C.A.   apprentice.     Address  :   The  Hermit- 
age, Wardie  Crescent,  Edin. 

SHEPHERD,  Sydney  Ogilvy,  1905-9. 
CI.  2b-4a.  b.  21  April  1892  ;  s.  of 
William  Shepherd,  Roy.  Bank  House, 
Leven;    XV. 

Address  :   Royal  Bank  Hoii=e,  Leven,  Fife. 


SHERMAN,  John  Reginald  Standivcr, 
1905-10  (April).  CI.  lb-4b,  b.  23 
March  1895 ;  s.  of  John  Shennan, 
Bengal  Pilot  Service,  Calcutta. 

SHIELLS,  John  Temple  Lyall,  1905-  . 
CI.  P.l-4b.  b.  1  Feb.  1901;  s.  of 
C.  J.  Shiells,  C.A.,  Braidfoot,  Grange 
Loan. 

Address:  Braidfoot,  Grange  Loan,  Edin. 

SIBLEY,  Harry  Errol,  1905-6  (April). 
CI.  2b.  b.  30  Sept.  1892  ;  s.  of  H.  E, 
Sibley,  Architect, 

SILLAR,  David  Alexander  Christison, 
May  1906-  .  CI.  P.l-3a.  b,  25  Dec, 
1900  ;  s.  of  W.  Cameron  Sillar,  M.D., 
46  George  Square. 

Address :   2  Lockliarton  Gardens,  Edin. 

SMITH,  Andrew  Henry  Douglas  Aikman, 
1905-10  (April).  CI.  P.3-2b,  b,  12 
March  1897  ;  s.  of  J.  Aikman  Smith, 
C,A.,  40  Blacket  Place. 

Loretto.     Address  :     40    Blacket    Place, 
Edin. 

SMITH,  Gavin  James  Aikman,  1905-10 
(April).  CI.  P.2-2b.  b.  17  July 
1898  ;  s.  of  J.  Aikman  Smith,  C.A., 
40  Blacket  Place. 

Loretto.  Address :  40  Blacket  Place, 
Edin. 

SMITH,  Harry  Stewart  Murray,  1905-     . 
CI.   P.3-Sp.     b.    3   June  1897;   s.    of 
H.  W,  Smith,  W.S.,  5.  Oswald  Road. 
Address:  Duneam,  5  Oswald  Road,  Edin. 

SPENCE,  James  Hamilton,  Oct.-Dec. 
1905.  CI,  P,2.  b.  22  June  1898; 
s.  of  H.  Spence,  Ceylon. 

TEMPLER,  Gerald  Walter  Robert, 
1905-9.  a.  P.lb-P.5.  b.  11  Sept. 
1898;  s,  of  Maj.  W.  F.  Templcr, 
A.P.D.,  41  Heriot  Row, 

Connaught  House  Sch.,  Weymouth,  1909- 
11 ;  Wellington  Coll.  1912-  .  Address:  Well- 
ington College,  Berks. 

THOxMSON,  Horace  Skeete,  1905-7.  CI. 
Sp.  b,  26  Sept.  1889  ;  s.  of  J.  Kerr 
Thomson,  3  Somerville  Place,  Dundee. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  B.Sc.  (Engineering),  1910 ; 
in  Jute  mill,  Dundee.  Address:  3  Somer- 
ville Place,  Dundee. 

VANDERPLANK,  Alan  Richmond,  Oct.- 
Dec.  1905.  CI.  P.2.  b,  18  Feb.  1897  ; 
s.s.  of  G.  Scott  Riddell,  Man,  Natal 
Bank,  Natal. 


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W ATKINS,  Joscelinc  Charles  Sliaw, 
1905-7,  CI.  P.2,  P.3.  b.  4  Feb.  1898  ; 
s.  of  Nowell  S.  Watkins,  Solicitor, 
Calcutta. 

Haileybury.  Address :  Haileybury  Col- 
lege, Heirts. 

WATSON,  James  Henry  Digby,  April 
1006-April  1908.  CI.  5b-Sp.  b.  31 
Aug.  1890 ;  s.  of  J.  H.  Watson, 
Engineer  Comm.  R.N.,  8  Fernwood 
Road,  Jesmond,  Newcastle-on-Tyne  ; 
XI.,  XV.;  won  High  Jump,  1907 
and  1908  ;  Long  Jump,  Hurdles,  and 
eq.  Bradbury  Shield,  1908. 

Edin.  Univ.;  M.B.,  Ch.B.  1913  ;  Middle- 
weight Boxing,  1911;  Ix)ng  Jump,  1912  ; 
Scott.  Inter-Univ.  Long  Jump,  1912;  won 
Long    Jump,    Scotland    v.     Ireland,     1912; 


A.C.C. ;  A.F.C.,  Capt.  1912-13;  Rugby  for 
England  v.  Scotland  and  France,  1914.  Ad- 
dress :  c/o  Grieve,  26  Dundas  Street,  Edin. 

WILSON,  George  David,  1905-8.  CI.  5b- 
Sp.  b.  14  Oct.  1889  ;  s.  of  D.  Wilson, 
Commercial  Bank  House,  Lockerbie. 

C.A.   apprentice.     Address  :   Knockbeath, 
Lockerbie. 

WRIGHT,  John  Aitken,  1905-  ,  CI. 
P.lb-4b.  b.  24  May  1899 ;  s.  of 
Thomas  A.  Wright,  Merchant,  13 
Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 

Address  :   13  Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 

YOUNG,  James,  1905-9  (Dec).    CI.  P.lb- 
Ib.     b.  4  Sept.  1899  ;    s.  of  Charles 
Young,  W.S.,  12  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 
Address  :  c/o  Charles  Young,  W.S.,  Ayr. 


1906-7 


ADAMSON,  Robert  Henry,  June-Dec. 
1907.  CI.  P.3.  b.  27  June  1898 ;  s. 
of  Mrs.  Adamson,  15  Ravelston  Park. 

ADSHEAD,  Neil  Russell,  1906-8.  CI. 
4b-U.M.  b.  14  May  1892  ;  s.  of  J.  B. 
Adshead,  36  Hermitage  Gardens. 

Roy.  Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin.,  1908-11,  Lond. 
1911-12;  Guaranty  Trust  Co.  of  N.Y.,  Lond., 
since  191 2.  Address:  Guaranty  Trust  Com- 
pany of  N.Y.,  33  Lombard  Street,  Lond., 
E.C. 

AITIvEN,  William  Henry  Hutton,  1906-7. 
CI.  P.3.  b.  19  Sept.  1898;  s.  of 
Henry  Aitken,  K.C.,  88  Melville  Street. 

Cargilfield  and  Cheltenham.  Address  :  38 
MelviUe  Street,  Edin. 

ANDERSON,  Andrew  Blair,  April-July 
1907.  CI.  P.2.  b.  12  June  1899; 
s.  of  H.  A.  Anderson,  C.S.I.,  2  Chester 
Street. 

Address  :   2  Lansdowne  Crescent,  Edin. 

ANDERSON,  Duncan  Willmore,  1906-13, 
CI.  P.3-M.M.  b.  15  Feb.  1896; 
s.  of  John  Anderson,  11  Dalrymple 
Crescent. 

Address :  St.  Martin's,  Liberton  Brae, 
Midlothian. 

ARBUTHNOTT,  David,  1906-7.  CI.  3a. 
b.  19  Nov.  1892  ;  s.  of  D.  S.  Arbuth- 
nott,  C.E.,  9  Clarendon  Place,  Stirling. 

ARCHIBALD,    John    Pybus,    1906-12. 
CI.  P.4-M.M.     b.  3  May  1896;   s.  of 
A.  R.  Archibald,  157  Mayfield  Road. 
Address  :  157  Mayfield  Road,  Edin. 


RENNET,  Joseph  Laurie,  1906-10.  O. 
Ib-L.M.  b.  7  July  1895  ;  s.  of  John 
H.  Bennet,  34  Polwarth  Terrace. 

With  Alder  and  Mackay,  Edin.     Address  : 
34  Polwarth  Terrace,  Edin. 

BEST,  narrower,  1906-12.  CI.  P.lb-lb. 
b.  6  Jan.  1900 ;  s.  of  John  Best, 
Dalnaskhl,  Broughton. 

Address  :   18  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

BLAIR,  Thomas,  jun.,  1906-12.  CI.  Ib- 
5a.  b.  20  June  1895  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Blair,  J.P.,  Hoprig  Mains,  Macmerry. 

Edin.    Univ.     Address :     Hoprig    Mains, 
Macmerry,  E.  Lothian. 

BLYTH,  Herbert  Macdonald,  April 
1907-8.  CI.  4a-5b.  b.  26  Nov.  1891  ; 
s.  of  John  Mackay  Blyth,  12  Western 
Terrace,  Murrayfield. 

Apprentice  C.A.     Address :    St.  Vincent, 
Murrayfield,  Edin. 

BLYTH,  John  Mackay,  jun.,  April 
1907-  .  CI.  P.2-L.M.  b.  30  Jan. 
1899 ;  s,  of  John  Mackay  Blyth,  12 
Western  Terrace,  Murrayfield. 

Address  :  St.  Vincent,  Murrayfield,  Edin. 

BOGLE,  Andrew  Blyth  M'Culloch,  1906-  . 
CI.  P.5-6.    b.  13  Feb.  1897  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Andrew  N.  Bogle,  M.A.,  N.  Leith  U.F. 
Ch.  Manse ;  Gym.  VIII. 
Address  :   214  Ferry  Road,  Leith. 

BRACK ENRIDGE,  James  Lindsay 
Duffus,     1906-10.     CI.    P.1-P.3.     b. 


1906-7 


505 


19  March  1901 ;  s.  of  D.  H.  Bracken- 
ridge,  Calcutta. 

BRADBURY,  Norman,  1906-10.  CI.  5b- 
Sp.  b.  1  March  1892  ;  s.  of  H.  F.  W. 
Bradbury,  B.C.S. ;  Gloag  Medal,  1909 
and  1910  ;  Mackenzie  Prizes  for  Math, 
and  Nat.  Sc.  and  Chem.  Analysis 
Prize,  1909. 

Caius  Coll.  Cantab.  Address:  Caius  College, 
Cambridge. 

BRICKMANN,  Noel,  1906-7.  CI.  lb, 
b.  14  Dec.  1895  ;  s.  of  F.  W.  Brick- 
niann,  11  Ravelston  Park. 

Address  :    ii  Ravelston  Park,  Edin. 

BROWN,  John  Maxwell,  1906-  ,  CI. 
P.2  -  5a.  b.  3  April  1899 ;  s.  of 
Charles  H.  Brown,  Advocate,  17 
Northumberland  Street. 

A  ddress :  1 7  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

BROWN,  Robert  Lewis  Campbell,  1906- 
13.     CI.  P.5  -  U.M.     b.  28  Jan.  1896  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  C.  Campbell  Brown,  China. 
In  Canada. 

BURNS,    Thomas    Clark,    1906-     .     CI. 
P.2 -U.M.     b.    3    July   1898;    s.   of 
Thomas  Burns,  138  Newhaven  Road. 
Address  :    138  Newhaven  Road,  Edin. 

CADELL,  Richard  Lewis,  1906-11.  CI. 
P.8-3b.  b.  2  May  1898  ;  s.  of  Lewis 
J.  Cadell,  W.S.,  15  Murrayfield  Avenue. 

Charterhouse,     1911-     .     Address:    Brae 
Lodge,  Murrayfield,  Edin. 

CAIRD,  James  CoUn,  1906-  .  CI.  P.l- 
4b.  b.  24  June  1900  ;  s.  of  Dr.  F.  M. 
Caird,  F.R.C.S.E.,  Prof,  of  CHn.  Surg, 
in  the  Univ.  of  Edin.,  13  Charlotte 
Square. 
Address:   13  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

CAMPBELL,  Arthur  Thomas,  1906-11 
(Dec.).  CI.  3-6.  b.  31  Aug.  1893  ;  s. 
of  George  Campbell,  W.S.,  Romanno, 
West  Linton. 

W.S.     apprentice.     Address  :     Romanno, 
West  Linton. 

CARTER,  John  Somers,  1906-10  (April). 
CI.  P.1-P.4.  b.  26  Feb.  1901  ;  s.  of 
Reginald  Carter,  M.A.,  Rector  E.A. 
1901-10. 

Bedford  Grammar  Sch.     Address:  School 
House,  Bedford. 

CHRISTIE,  Ian  Francis,  1906-10.  CI. 
3a-U.M.     b.    3    Feb.    1893;      s.    of 


of     Lochdochart, 


William     Christie 

Crianlarich. 

With  J.  Christie  and  Son  Ltd.,  11  St. 
Andrew  Square,  Edin.  Address  :  Braemar 
House,  Whiteliouse  Terrace,  Edin. 

CLYDE,    James     Latham    M'Diarmid, 
1906-     .    CI.  P.3-6.    b.  30  Oct.  1898  ; 
s.  of  James  Avon  Clyde,  K.C.,  D.L., 
LL.D.,  M.P.,  27  Moray  Place. 
Address  :  27  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

CRAIG,  Archibald  Hugh,  1906-9.  CI.  Ib- 
L.M.  b.  22  Sept.  1892 ;  s.  of  Archi- 
bald Craig,  38  Fountainhall  Road. 

With  Roy.  Bank  of  Scot.  Address  :  38 
Fountainhall  Road,  Edin. 

CURLE,  Alexander  Tancred,  1906-9 
(April).     CI.    P.1-P.3.     b.    18    Feb. 

1900  ;  s.  of  Alexander  O.  Curie,  W.S., 

8  South  Learmonth  Gardens. 

Cargilfield.  Address:  8  South  Learmonth 
Gardens,  Edin. 

D'ARCY,  Joseph,  May  1907-April  1908. 
CI.  P.3,  P.4.  b.  7  Sept.  1897  ;  s.  of 
Joseph  D'Arcy,  H.M.  Customs. 

DAWSON,  William  Romanis,  1906-12. 
CI.  2b-7,  b.  15  Nov.  1894;  s.  of 
Ebenezer  Dawson,  Glenesk,  Dalkeith. 

C.A.  apprentice.  Address  :  Glenesk,  Esk- 
bank,  Dalkeith. 

DICK,  James  William  Sydney,  1906-8, 
CI.  3a,  4a.  b.  15  April  1894  ;  s.  of 
Col.  WiUiam  Dick,  R.A.M.C,  17 
North  Park  Terrace. 

DICK,  Norman  Ross,  1906-  .  CI.  P.5- 
U.M.  b.  30  April  1897  ;  s.  of  J,  II. 
Dick,  The  Cottage,  Keppel  Harbour, 
Singapore. 

A  ddress :  1 2  Hope  Place,  Levenhall,  Mussel- 
burgh. 

DICKSON,  Alexander  Brodie  Hill,  1906- 
11.  CI.  P.3-3b.  b.  6  June  1897  ;  s. 
of  Arthur  H.  Dickson,  W.S.,  7  Ran- 
dolph Cliff. 

Glenalmond.  Address  :  5  Lennox  Street, 
Edin. 

DICKSON,  Arthur  Hope  Drummond, 
Feb.  1907-     .     Cl.P.lb-3a.     b.  1  Jan, 

1901  ;  s.  of  Arthur  H.  Dickson,  W.S., 
7  Randolph  Cliff. 

Address  :   5  Lennox  Street,  Edin. 

DICKSON,  Ian  Goodfellow,  1906-12. 
CI.  P.4-M.M.  b.  3  Sept.  1898  ;  s.  of 
William  Dickson,  57  Inverleith  Row. 


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DICKSON,  John  Scott  Moncrieff,  1906-     . 
CI.  P.2-L.M.     b.  6  June  1897  ;  s.  of 
Arthur  H.  Dickson,  W.S.,  7  Randolph 
CHff. 
Address  :   5  Lennox  Street,  Edin. 

DUMAT,  Frank  Boyd  Ayhner,  1906-8. 
CI.  L.M.  b.  24  Nov.  1891  ;  s.  of 
H.  Aylmer  Dumat,  M.D.,  Bayside, 
7  Devonshire  Place,  Durban,  Natal. 

Cedara  Coll.  Natal,  S.  Africa;   XV.    Ad- 
dress :  Bayside,  Durban,  Natal. 

DUNCAN,  John  Graham,  1906-12.  CI. 
P.5-4b.  b.  22  July  1897  ;  s.  of  John 
Duncan,  8  Lynedoch  Place. 

Leys  Sch.     Address :    The  Leys  School, 
Cambridge,  and  8  Lynedoch  Place,  Edin. 

ELLIOT,  Andrew  Dun,  1906-9  (April). 
CI.    L.M.-U.M.      b.    13  Sept.    1893; 
s.  of  John  Elliot,  Meigle,  Clovenfords. 
Farmer.     Address  :  Cattleshiel,  Duns. 

FLEMING,  Robert  Stevenson  Tristram, 
1906-10  (Christmas).     CI.  P.3-2a.     b. 
4  April  1898  ;  s.  of  Robert  A.  Fleming, 
M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  10  Chester  Street. 
Address  :   10  Chester  Street,  Edin. 

GARTH,    Ronald   Machill,    1906-7.     CI. 
la.     b.  29  April  1895  ;  s.  of  B.Handel 
Garth,  6  Learmonth  Place. 
Address  :  6  Learmonth  Place,  Edin. 

GORDON,  Douglas  M'Kenzie,  1906-7. 
CI.  P.3.  b.  14  Feb.  1897 ;  s.  of  Mrs. 
Gordon,  2  Heriot  Row. 

GRAHAM,  Henry  Balfour,  1906-12.  CI. 
Ib-M.M.  b.  2  Feb.  1894  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
R.  Balfour  Graham,  F.R.C.S.E.,  J.P., 

Levenbank,  Leven,  Fife. 

Agricult.  Coll.  and  Univ.  Edin.     Address  : 
Levenbank,  Leven,  Fife. 

GROSSET,  Phihp,  1906-12  (April).  CI. 
lb-6a.  b.  1  April  1896  ;  s.  of  Philip 
Grosset,  Millfield  House,  Leven,  Fife. 

In    business.     Address  :    Millfield  House, 
Leven,  Fife. 

GROSSET,  William  Edington,  1906-11 
(April).  CI.  la-5a.  b.  4  Dec,  1898  ; 
s.  of  Philip  Grosset,  Millfield  House, 
Leven,  Fife ;  Balfour  Music  Prize, 
1908. 

In    business.     Address :    Millfield  House, 
Leven,  Fife. 

GULLAND,  John  Masson,  1906-  .  CI. 
P.2-5b.     b.    14    Oct.    1898;     s.    of 


G.  Lovell  GuUand,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E., 

11  Chester  Street. 
Address  :   11  Chester  Street,  Edin. 

HALDANE,  Archibald  Richard  Burdon, 
1906-  .  CI.  P.l-3a.  b.  18  Nov. 
1900  ;  s.  of  Sir  W.  S.  Haldane,  W.S., 
55  Melville  Street. 

Address  :   55  Melville  Street,  Edin. 

HALL,  Henry,  1906-9,  CI.  L.M.-U.M, 
b.  31  March  1891  ;  s,  of  W,  Thompson 
Hall,  Troughend,  Woodbum,  North- 
umberland, Yeoman. 

Edin.  Univ.  Address:  Troughend, Wood- 
burn,  Northumberland. 

HARVEY,  George  Waddell,  1906-     .    CI, 
P,2-5b,     b,  7  June  1898  ;  s.  of  Rev, 
James  Harvey,  38  Albany  Street, 
Address  :  39  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 

HEVVAT,  James  Govan  Argyll,  1906, 
CI.  P.3,  b.  27  Oct.  1897;  s,  of 
James  Hewat,  Accountant,  Lennox 
Lea,  Currie, 

Fettes.   A  ddress :  4  Pentland  Terrace,  Edin. 

HEWAT,  John  Crafton  Argyll,  1906. 
CI.  P.3.  b.  27  Oct,  1897;  s,  of 
James  Hewat,  Accountant,  Lennox 
Lea,  Currie, 

Fettes.  A  ddress :  4  Pentland  Terrace,  Edin. 

HEWITT,  WiUiam  George,  1906-11 
(April).  CI.  2a-6.  b.  7  June  1892  ; 
s.  of  Hon.  William  James  Hewitt,  St. 
Colme  House,  Aberdour. 

Ch.  Ch.  Oxon.  Address:  St.  Colme  House, 
Aberdour,  Fife. 

HICKS,  Henry  Arthur  Hugh  Gerard, 
1906-11.  CI.  P.2-3b.  b.  31  Oct. 
1898;  s.  of  Henry  E.  Hicks,  4  Clar- 
endon Crescent. 

St.  George's  School,  Windsor  Castle.  Ad- 
dress :    10  Deanpark  Crescent,  Edin. 

HONEYMAN,  Stanley,  1906-8  (April). 
CI.  5a-U.M.  b.  25  Dec.  1889  ;  s.  of 
William  Honeyman,  Craigmore,  Cupar, 
Fife. 

Edin.  Univ.  ;  Grierson  Bursary  ;  M.B., 
Ch.B.  1913.  Address  :  General  Hospital, 
Ramsgate,  or  Craigmore,  Cupar,  Fife. 

HUNTER,  Robert  Gibson,  1906-10.  CI. 
8a-5a.  b.  26  Sept.  1892  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Hunter,  Kirkmailing,  Larbert. 

Law  Student.  Address:  Kirkmailing,  Lar- 
bert. 


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IXGLIS,  Gordon  Stewart,  1906-8.  CI. 
U.M.-Army.  b.  25  Dec.  1890  ;  s.  of 
James  Inglis,  J. P.,  Tantah,  Peebles  ; 
Ferguson  Medal,  1908. 

Edi^.Uni\^  (Golf  Team).  Address:  Tantah, 
Peebles. 

INGLIS,  William,  1906-     .   CI.  P.lb-L.M. 

b.  25  May  1899  ;  s.  of  William  Inglis, 
Bonnington  Park  House,  Newhaven 
Road. 

Address  :    Bonnington  Park  House,  New- 
haven  Road,  Leith. 

INNES,  Thomas,  1906-10  (Nov.).  CI. 
3b-Army.  b.  26  Aug.  1893;  s.  of 
Lt.-Col.  Francis  N.  Innes,  R.H.A., 
of  Learney  and  Cullerlic,  Aberdeen- 
shire. 

Address  :  Learney  House,  Torphins,  Aber- 
deenshire, and  2  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

JAMES,  Arthur  Hood,  1906-  .  CI. 
P.l  -  3b.  b.  20  July  1901  ;  s.  of 
R.  H.  James,  S.S.C,  25  Inverleith 
Terrace. 

Address  :  25  Inverleith  Terrace,  Edin. 

JOHNSTON,  William  Savile,  1906-11 
(April).  CI.  3b-Sp.  b.  3  May  1893  ; 
s.  of  Rev.  J.  B.  Johnston,  B.D.,  St. 
Andrew's  Manse,  Falkirk. 

Insur.     office.      Address  :     St.     Andrew's 
Manse,  Falkirk. 

JOHNSTONE,  Arthur  Stephen,  1906-  . 
CI.  P.3-Army.  b.  26  April  1898; 
s,  of  Lt.-Col.  A,  A.  J.  Johnstone, 
Rawal  Pindi,  Punjab. 

Address  :    19  Danube  Street,  Edin. 

JOHNSTONE,  Frederick  John  Carlyle, 
1907-10  (April).  CI.  2a-5b.  b.  18 
April  1893  ;  s.  of  J.  Carlyle  Johnstone, 
M.D.,  The  Hermitage,  Melrose. 

Address  :  The  Hermitage,  Melrose. 

KIRKLAND,  Hugh  Macmillan,  1906-     . 
CI.  P.2-5a.     b.  21  June  1899;    s.  of 
J.  W.  D.  Kirkland,  S.S.C,  22  Warris- 
ton  Crescent. 
Address:  22  Warriston  Crescent,  Edin. 

KOHLER,  Frederick  Ernest,  1906-  . 
CI.  P.4-6.  b.  4  Aug.  1897;  s.  of 
F.  E.  Kohler,  151  Mayfield  Road. 

Address  :   151  Mayfield  Road,  Edin. 

LAWRENCE,  Roy  Hugh,  1906-8.  CI. 
M.M.-Army.     b.  4  July  1890  ;    s.  of 


Maj.  H.  D.  Lawrence,  Fyzabad,  U. 
Prov.,  India. 

Address  :  The  Segamat  (Johore)  Rubber 
Estates  Ltd.,  Segamat,  via  Gemas,  F.M.S. 

LITTLE,  Robert  Charles,  1906-     .     CI, 
P.l  -  4a.      b.    15    Jan.    1900 ;     s.    of 
Robert  MacEwen  Little,  Borneo. 
Address  :  8  Bellevue  Crescent,  Edin. 

LYON,  Harold,  1906-8.  CI.  3a-4a.  b. 
14  Jan.  1892  ;  s.  of  James  Lyon, 
5  Queen's  Crescent. 

With  Bank  of  Scot.,  Edin.  Address  :  5 
Queen's  Crescent,  Edin. 

MACDIARMID,  Finlay  Melrose,  1906-7. 
CI.  4b.  b.  22  Feb.  1891  ;  s.  of 
Archibald  MacDiarmid,  Solicitor,  Mill 
More,  Killin. 

Address  :  Mill  More,  Killin,  Perthshire. 

MACDIARMID,  William  George,  1906- 
11.  CI.  2a-6.  b.  7  Dec.  1893 ;  s.  of 
Hugh  Macdiarmid,  J.P.,  C.C,  Island 
House,  Tiree  ;  Pipe  Maj.  E.A.  O.T.C. ; 
Balfour  Music  Prize,  1911  ;  2nd  Prize 
Pipers'  Comp.,  Barry  Camp,  1911. 

Edin.  Univ.,  Med.  Student ;  ist  CI.  Hons. 
and  Medal,  Phys.,  and  ist  CI.  Hons.,  Anat., 
1912.     Address  :   Island  House,  Tiree. 

MACEWEN,  Robert  Begg,  1906-13.  CI. 
P.3-5a.  b.  2  July  1898  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Prof.  A.  R.  MacEwen,  D.D.,  5  Doune 
Terrace  ;  Dux  CI.  5a,  1913. 

Class.  Schol.  Rugby,  1913.  Address:  5 
Doune  Terrace,  Edin. 

MACGILLIVRAY,  Alastair  Eraser, 
1906-8.  C1.P.4-P.5.  b.  24  April  1897 ; 
s.  of  Wilham  A.  MacGillivray,  W.S.,  4 
Rothesay  Place. 

Cargilfield,  1908-11,  and  Fettes,  1911-  . 
Address  :  4  Rothesay  Place,  Edin. 

MACKENZIE,  RiouU  Cunningham 
Graeme,  1906-7.  CI.  P.5.  b.  4  Jan. 
1897 ;  s.  of  Count  de  Serra  Largo  of 
Tarlogie,  Tarlogie  House,  by  Tain. 

Address  :  Tarlogie  House,  by  Tain,  N.B., 
and  Court  Royal,  144  King's  Cliff,  Brighton. 

M'LEAN,  Kenneth  Graeme,  1906-  .  CL 
P.5-6.  b.  11  Dec.  1896  ;  s.  of  Arthur 
H.  M'Lean,  W.S.,  Auchenbeg,  Corstor- 
phine. 

Address  :  9  Howard  Place,  Edin. 

MARSHALL,  Claude  Cunningham  Bruce, 
1906-9.     CI.  P.4-la.     b.  24  June  1899  ; 


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s.  of  Claude  N.  Marshall,  Craighall, 
Craighall  Road. 

Glenalmond.     Address:  32  Melville  Street, 
Edin. 

MARTIN,  Robert  Watson,  1906-  .  CI. 
P.2-5b.  b.  5  March  1899 ;  s.  of 
F.  W.  Martin,  C.A.,  11  St.  Bernard's 
Crescent. 

Address  :     Barnton    Avenue,    Davidson's 
Mains,  Midlothian. 

MARTIN,  Ronald  Fane,  Jan.  1907-12. 
CI.  la-Army.  b.  9  Aug.  1894  ;  s.  of 
Col.  E.  W.  F.  Martin,  5th  Gurkha 
Rifles  ;   Drawing  Prize,  1909. 

Address  :   78  Murray  field  Gardens,  Edin. 

MATTHEW,  Archibald,  1906-12.  CI. 
P.5-M.M.  b.  2  Jan.  1897;  s.  of 
Charles  Matthew,  L.D.S.,  15  Ainslie 
Place. 

Address  :   15  Ainslie  Place,  Edin. 

MILLER,  William  Hogarth  Strettell, 
1906-10.  CI.  2b-U.M.  b.  13  Dec. 
1893;  s.  of  J.  C.  Strettell  Miller, 
W.S.,  33  Midmar  Gardens. 

Assoc.  Inst,  of  Bankers  in  Scot.     Address : 
33  Midmar  Gardens,  Edin. 

MORISON,  Ronald  Peter,  1906-ll(April). 
CI.  P.l-2a.  b.  3  June  1900;  s.  of 
T.  B.  Morison,  K.C.,  Sol.-Gen.  for 
Scot.,  24  Heriot  Row. 

Loretto.     Address  :   24  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

MUIR,  Thomas  Temple,  jun.,  1906-11. 
CI.  la-5b.  b.  28  Jan.  1894 ;  s.  of 
T.  Temple  Muir,  S.S.C,  64  North- 
umberland Street,  and  Melrose. 

Law  apprentice.    Address:  Darnick  Tower 
Cottage,  Melrose. 

MUIR,  Wilham  Scott  Temple,  1906-8. 
CI.  3b-4b.  b.  25  April  1891  ;  s.  of 
T.  Temple  Muir,  S.S.C,  64  North- 
umberland Street,  and  Melrose. 

Address  :  Darnick  Tower  Cottage,  Melrose. 

MUNRO,  Archibald  John  Rowcliffe, 
1906-13.  CI.  2a-Army.  b.  30  May 
1894 ;  s.  of  Charles  J.  Munro,  C.A.,  5 
Tipperlinn  Road  ;   XV. 

R.M.A.  Woolwich.     Address :    5  Tipper- 
linn Road,  Edin. 

MUNRO,  George  Archibald,  1906-14. 
CI.  P.l-M.M.  b.  11  Dec.  1898  ;  s.  of 
George  A.  Munro,  S.S.C,  12  Suffolk 
Road. 

.\pprentice  Engineer.     Address:   115  Dal^ 
keith  Road,  Edin. 


MURRAY,  Thomas  Henderson,  1906-7. 
CI.  P.4.  b.  7  Sept.  1898  ;  s.  of  Sir 
.John  Murray,  K.C.B.,  Challenger 
Lodge,  Wardie. 

Cargilfield,  1907-12,  and  Eton.  Address  : 
Challenger  Lodge,  Wardie,  Edin. 

NOBLE,  Donald,  1906-12.  CI.  la-U.M. 
b.  30  April  1895  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Noble,  Drumournie,  Dochfour  Drive, 
Inverness  ;   Sen.  Ephor  ;   XI. 

Farmer,  Canada.  A  ddress  :  Drumournie, 
Dochfour  Drive,  Inverness. 

NOTMAN,  Robert  Carirae,  1906-  .  CI. 
P.2-U.M.  b.  4  March  1899  ;  s.  of 
J.  H.  Notman,  W.S.,  30  Coltbridge 
Terrace. 

Address  :  3  Magdala  Crescent,  Edin. 

ORR,  Eric  Rowley,  1906-11.  CI.  2a-6. 
b.  19  Sept.  1893  ;  s.  of  James  Rowley 
Orr,  Leddrie  Green,  Strathblane. 

Glasg.  Univ.  ;  Law  Student.  Address  : 
Leddrie  Green,  Strathblane. 

PATERSON,  Frank  Salmon,  1906-  . 
CI.  P.l-4a.  b.  15  July  1899  ;  s.  of 
Dr.  James  V.  Paterson,  5  Castle 
Terrace. 

Address  :   11  MelviUe  Street,  Edin. 

PATERSON,  John  Robert,  1906-  .  CI. 
P.5-6.  b.  18  June  1898  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
James  V.  Paterson,  5  Castle  Terrace. 

Address  :   ii  Melville  Street,  Edin. 

PATERSON,  William  Dallas,  1906-  . 
CI.  P.l-3b,  b.  3  Oct.  1900;  s.  of 
William  Paterson,  M.D.,  8  Hermitage 
Place,  Leith. 

Address  I   8  Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 

PATRICK,  Russel,  1906-9.  CI.  3a-5b. 
b.  10  March  1892 ;  s.  of  Walter 
Russel  Patrick,  28  Polwarth  Terrace. 

Law  Student.  Address :  28  Polwarth  Ter- 
race, Edin. 

PENDER,  Hamish  Granger  Geils,  1906-1 0. 
CI.  L.M.-U.M.  b.  19  July  1892  ;  s.  of 
Capt.  James  Pender,  J.P.,  30  Royal 

Circus. 

Elswick  Ordnance  Works  and  Edin.  Univ. 
(Engineering  CI.).  Address:  (30  Royal 
Circus,  Edin.)  Ardnoe,  St.  Catherine's, 
Argyllshire. 

PENDER,  John  Charles  Forbes,  1906-13. 
CI.  P.2-M.M.  b.  16  May  1897  ;  s.  of 
Capt.  James  Pender,  J. P.,  30  Royal 

Circus. 

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PETERSEN,  Gordon  Shcoch,  Jan.  1907- 
April  1912.  CI.  P.l-2a.  b.  9  Jan. 
1900 ;  s.  of  P.  J.  Th.  Petersen, 
Murrayville,  Trinity  Road,  Leith. 

Glenalmond.  Address  :  83  Trinity  Road, 
Leith. 

PETERSEN,  William  Murray,  Jan.  1907- 
April  1912.  CI.  P.2-2b.  b.  1  April 
1898 ;  s.  of  P.  J.  Th.  Petersen, 
Muri'ayville,  Trinity  Road,  Leith. 

Glenalmond.  Address  :  83  Trinity  Road, 
Leith. 

PURDOM,  Thomas  Lawrence,  April 
1907-9.  CI.  3a-4b.  b.  24  May  1892  ; 
s.  of  John  Ritchie  Purdom,  Solicitor, 
Langheugh,  Hawick. 

Address  :  Langheugh,  Hawick. 

REID,  Alexander  Pollock,  1906-9  (April). 
CI.  2a-4b.  b.  5  June  1893 ;  s.  of 
A.  Pollock  Reid,  Mossbank,  Johnston. 

In  S.  African  merchant's  office,  Lond. 
Address  :  143  Walm  Lane,  Cricklewood, 
Lond.,  N.W. 

ROBERTSON,    James    Dick,     1906-     . 
CI.  P.l-3b.     b.  22  Aug.  1899  ;    s.  of 
Dr.    Robert    Robertson,     26    Royal 
Circus. 
Address  :  26  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Leslie  Hope,  1906-9. 
CI.  L.M.-M.M.  b.  23  Aug.  1892  ;  s. 
of  Rear-Adm.  C.  Hope  Robertson, 
C.M.G.,  M.V.O. 

Address  :   47  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

RUSSELL,  Ainslie,  1906-13.  CI.  P.3- 
L.M.  b.  8  Nov.  1896  ;  s.  of  R.  W. 
Russell,  18  North  Park  Terrace. 

Address  :    18  North  Park  Terrace,  Edin. 

SALVESEN,  Charies  Emil,  1906-10.  CI. 
L.M.-U.M.  b.  30  Oct.  1891  ;  s.  of 
G.  A.  Salvesen,  21  Royal  Circus  ; 
Mitchell  Medal  and  Weir  Class  Club 
Essay  Prize,  1909  ;  Ferguson  Medal 
and  Balfour  Music  Prize,  1910  ;  won 
Cricket  Ball,  1908  ;  Putting  Weight, 
1910;  Shooting  VIIL  (Bronze  Medal). 
Address  :   21  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

SCOTT,  Charies  Robert  Gailey,  1906-8. 
CI.  lb-la.  b.  29  Nov.  1894  ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Scott,  Solicitor,  St,  John's, 
Annan. 

Address:  St.  John's,  Annan. 

SCOTT,  John  Nelson,  1906-7  (Dec). 
CI.   M.M.     b.   5   March   1891  ;    s.   of 


George   R.   Scott,   Commercial   Bank 
House,  Dunbar,  and  Oxgangs,  Colinton. 

With  Imperial  Bank  of  Canada.  A  ddress  : 
Rosthern,  Sask.,  Canada. 

SLOAN,  Allen  Thomson,  jun.,  1906-11. 
CI.  2a-U.M.  b.  30  Dec.  1892  ;  s.  of 
A.  Thomson  Sloan,  M.D.,  22  Aber- 
cromby  Place  ;  XV. 

Edin.  Univ.,  Med.  Student ;  A.F.C.  ; 
Rugby  V.  Wales,  1914.  Address  :  22  Aber- 
cromby  Place,  Edin. 

SLOAN,  Lawrence  Hay  Thomson,  1906- 
13.  CI.  Ib-U.M.  b.  24  March  1895  ; 
s.  of  A.  Thomson  Sloan,  M.D.,  22 
Abercromby  Place ;  XV. ;  Gym.  VIIL ; 
won  Mile  and  Half-mile,  1913. 

A.F.C.  Address  :  22  Abercromby  Place, 
Edin. 

SLOAN,  Thomas  Ian  Thomson,  1906-  . 
CI.  P.4-5b.  b.  25  Feb.  1897  ;  s.  of 
A.  Thomson  Sloan,  M.D.,  22  Aber- 
cromby Place  ;   Piper's  Prize,  1912. 

Address  :   22  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. 

SMITH,  Alan  George  Stewart,  Jan,  1907- 
April  1912.  CI.  la-5a.  b.  2  Dec. 
1895  ;     s.   of   Stephen   Smith,   B.Sc, 

.      F.R.S.E.,  12  Murrayfield  Avenue. 

Address  :   12  Murrayfield  Avenue,  Edin. 

SMITH,  Chfford  Halliday  Kerr,  1906-9. 
CI.  4a-Sp.  b.  21  June  1890  ;  s.  of 
J.  C.  Smith,  Sydney,  N.S.W.  ;   XV. 

Edin.  Univ.,  Med.  Student ;  A.F.C.  Ad- 
dress :  c/o  Davidson,  40  Marchmont  Cres- 
cent, Edin. 

SMITH,  Duncan  Murray  Wallace,  1906-  . 
a.  P.2-5b.      b.  10  May  1898  ;    s.  of 
H.  Wallace  Smith,  W.S.,  51  Ann  Street. 
Address  :  51  Ann  Street,  Edin. 

SPENCE,  Thomas  Reginald  Carwardine, 
1906-13.  CI.  Ib-Sp.  b.  31  Jan.  1895 ; 
s.  of  T.  W.  L.  Spence  of  Uyea,  C.B., 
Sec.  to  the  Gen.  Bd.  of  Lunacy  for 
Scot.,  The  Holms,  Granton  Road, 
Edin.,  and  Uyea,  Shetland. 

Address :  The  Holms,  Granton  Road, 
Edin. 

STEWART,RobertLesHe,1906-12(April). 
CI.  2b-Sp.  b.  9  May  1895  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
Robert  Stewart,  25  George  Square. 

Address  :   25  George  Square,  Edin. 

STUART,  Robert  Laurence,  1906-9.  CI. 
P.1-P.4.  b.  5  Feb.  1900  ;  s.  of  G.  M. 
Stuart,  W.S.,  19  Lynedoch  Place. 

Cargilfield ;  R.N.C.  Osborne.  Address : 
19  Lynedoch  Place,  Edin. 


510 


1907-8 


THOMAS,  Edmund  William,  1906-  . 
CI.  P.l-3a.  b.  11  May  1901  ;  s.  of 
L.  G.  Thomas,  B.A.,  52  Invcrleith 
Row. 


Address  : 
Edin. 


Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road, 


THOMAS,  Kenneth  Francis  Cornillon, 
1906-  .  CI.  P.l-4a.  b.  30  March 
1900  ;  s.  of  Arthur  M.  Thomas,  S.S.C, 
30  Ann  Street, 

Address  :  30  Ann  Street,  Edin. 

VASSIE,  William  Playfair,  1906-  .  CI. 
P.5-6.  b.  15  March  1896  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
William  Vassie,  B.D.,  Manse  of  Castle- 
ton,  Newcastleton,  Roxburghshire  ; 
XV. 

Address  :   Manse  of  Castleton,  Newcastle- 
ton,  Roxburghshire. 

W' ATHERSTON,  James  Henderson, 
1906-13.  CI.  P.l-L.M.  b.  31  July 
1898 ;  s.  of  John  Watherston,  8 
Wester  Coates  Gardens. 

Address  :  8  Wester  Coates  Gardens,  Edin. 


WAUCHOPE, 

1906-     .      CI. 


Patrick    George    Don, 
P.l-M.M.      b.  7   Maji 


1898;    s.   of  P.  H.   Don  Wauchope, 
W.S.,  13  Saxe-Coburg  Place. 

Address  :   13  Sa.xe-Coburg  Place,  Edin. 

WEDDERBURN,  Alexander  Archibald 
Innes,   1906-     .      CI.   P.2-4b.      b.   18 
Dec.  1897  ;    s.  of  A.  J.  F,  W^edder- 
burn,  S.S.C,  7  Randolph  Cliff. 
Address  :   7  Randolph  Cliff,  Edin. 

WILKIE,  George  Spence  Maclean,  1906-8. 
CI.    U.M.     b.    29    Jan.    1890;     s.    of 
.James  Wilkie,  Flatten,  Kirriemuir. 
Address  :   Flatten,  Kirriemuir. 

WOOD,  Alexander  William  Hervey,  1906- 
12  (April).  CI.  P.4-3a.  b.  18  Sept. 
1896  ;  s.  of  George  Wood,  4  Gordon 
Terrace,  Craigmillar  Park. 

WOOD,  George  Douglas  Harry,  1906-11 
(Dec).  CI.  P.3-2b.  b.  30  Nov.  1897  ; 
s.  of  George  Wood,  4  Gordon  Terrace, 
Craigmillar  Park. 

WYSE,  Roderick  Wynfield,  1906-10. 
CI.  P.5-3b.  b.  25  May  1897  ;  s.  of 
R.     Wyse,     M.A.,     M.D.,     Wynfield, 

Polmont  Station. 

Birkenhead  School.     Address  :    Pembroke 
House,  Church  Road,  Birkenhead. 


1907-8 


ALEXANDER,  Henry,  jun.,  1907-11, 
CI,  2b-U.M.  b.  31  May  1894;  s. 
of  Henry  Alexander,  Priory  House, 
Dunferniline  ;    XV. 

A  ddress  :  Priory  House,  Dunfermline. 

BANKS,  Henry  Crawford,  1907-     .     CI. 
Ib-U.M.      b.    17   Sept.    1896;     s.    of 
William  Banks,  29  Craigmillar  Park. 
Address  :   29  Craigmillar  Park,  Edin. 

BINNY,  John  Graham,  1907-9.  CI.  P.2 
and  P  3.  b.  9  Jan.  1900 ;  s.  of  Graham 
Binny,  R.S.W.,  56  Garscube  Terrace. 

Emsworth  House  Sch.,  Hants.     Address  : 
56  Garscube  Terrace,  Edin. 

BLACK,  Maurice  Alexander,  1907-12 
(April),  CI.  la-4a,  b.  17  Nov.  1897  ; 
s.  of  Maurice  Black,  C.A. 

Glenalmond.     Address :  6  Oxford  Terrace, 
Edin. 

BRAIDWOOD,StanleyMackenzie,1907-8 
(April).     CI.  L.M.     b.  22  July  1892  ; 
s.    of   Thomas    Braidwood,    Meadow 
Park,  Bridge  of  Allan. 
Address  :  Meadow  Park,  Bridge  of  Allan. 


BROWN,  Gavin  Muspratt  Gordon,  1907- 
11  (April).  CI.  P.lb-P.4.  b.  24  Nov. 
1901  ;  s.  of  F.  Gordon  Brown,  20 
Royal  Circus. 

CargUfield.     Address :    20   Royal  Circus, 
Edin. 

BRUCE,  Edward  Stevenson,  April  1908-  . 
CI.    P.l-L.M.      b.    29   Oct.   1899 ;    s. 
of  Edward  Bruce,  jun.,   15  Mayfield 
Gardens. 
Address  :   15  Mayfield  Gardens,  Edin. 

BURNS,   John   Clark  Ogilvie,    1907-     . 
CI.  P.l-3b.     b.  19  Sept.  1901  ;    s.  of 
Thomas  Burns,  138  Newhaven  Road. 
Address  :    138  Newhaven  Road,  Edin. 

CAMPBELL,   Ian,  1907-     .      CI.   P.lb- 
Rem.     b.  12  Aug.  1901  ;    s.  of  Ewen 
Campbell,  12  Drumniond  Place. 
Address:    12  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 

CARLYLE,  Robert,  1907-11.  CI.  4b- 
U.M.  b.  12  Oct.  1892  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
R.  Carlyle,  Waterbeck.  Ecclefechan  ; 
XV. 


1907-8 


511 


Of  T.  and  R.  Carlyle,  Wool  and  Seed 
Merchants, Dumfries.  Address:  Waterbeck, 
Ecclefechan. 

CHAPMAN,  Thomas  Milne,  1907-12. 
CI.  P.5-L.M.  b.  18  Nov.  1897 ;  s.  of 
H.  H.  Chapman,  L.D.S.,  31  Howe 
Street. 

With  B.L.  Bank,  Leith.  Address  :  31 
Howe  Street,  Edin. 

CLARK,  Robert  Lindsay,  1907-10  (Dec.). 
CI.  Ib-L.M.  b.  13  Feb.  1896  ;  s.  of 
John  Clark,  46  Fountainhall  Road. 

Glenalmond.  Address  :  4  Dick  Place, 
Edin. 

CLEMENT,  Hubert  Arnold,  1907-9.  CI. 
4a,  5a.  b.  21  Feb.  1893 ;  s.s.  of 
Michael  Herzfeld,  53  Marlborough 
Mansions,  Cannon  Hill,  Lond.,  N.W. 

Address  :  53  Marlborough  Mansions, 
Cannon  Hill,  Lond.,  N.W. 

COATS,  John  Dundas  Orr,  April  1908-12. 
CI.  4b-7.  b.  12  Oct.  1893  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
W.  W.  Coats,  D.D.,  Manse  of  Brechin  ; 
Weir  Class  Club  Prize,  1912  ;   XV. 

Ball.  Coll.  Oxon.  Address:  Balliol  Col- 
lege, Oxford,  and  The  Manse,  Brechin. 

CRAIG,  Frederick  Claude,  1907-9.  CI. 
4a-5b.  b.  4  Feb.  1893  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Craig,  11  Ardross  Street,  Inverness. 

Apprentice  C.A.,  Lond.  Address  :  c/o  A.  H. 
Ernst  Champness  and  Co.,  80  Coleman 
Street,  Lond.,  E.C. 

CRICHTON,  David  Cuthbert  CoUing- 
wood,  1907-  .  CI.  P.  l-3a.  b,  23 
April  1899  ;  s.  of  George  Crichton, 
6  Cameron  Park. 

Address:   6  Cameron  Park,  Edin. 

CROSS,  Donald,  1907-10.  CI.  P.2-P.5. 
b.  27  May  1900  ;  s.  of  Robert  Cross, 
13  Moray  Place. 

Alton  Burn  Sch.,  Nairn.  Address  :  13 
Moray  Place,  Edin. 

CURRIE,  James  Donald  Maxwell,  1907-1 1 
(Dec).  CI.  P.l-lb.  b.  30  July  1901 ; 
s.  of  James  Currie,  Larkfield,  Wardie 
Road. 

Address:   Larkfield,  Wardie  Road,  Edin. 

DAVIDSON,  Herbert  John,  1907-10 
(April).  CI.  5a-Sp.  b.  21  Jan.  1892  ; 
s.  of  Alexander  Davidson,  Auctioneer, 
The  Square,  Melrose. 

A.F.C.     Address  :   4  Dundas  Street,  Edin. 

DOBBIE,  Alexander  Middleton,  1907-9 
(Dec).     Cl.P.3-la.     b.  22  June  1898  ; 


s.  of  James  J.  Dobbie,  F.R.S.,  LL.D., 
D.Sc,  27  Polwarth  Terrace. 

Westminster  Sch.     Address :    4   Vicarage 
Gate,  Kensington,  Lond.,  W. 

DOBBIN,  Alexander  Innes,  1907-11. 
CI.  4a-Sp.  b.  11  July  1893 ;  s.  of 
Leonard  Dobbin,  Ph.D.,  Lect.  on 
Chem.,  Univ.  of  Edin.,  6  Wilton  Road  ; 
Gym.  VIII. 
Address  :  6  Wilton  Road,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  WiUiam  George,  1907-11 
(April).  CI.  L.M.-U.M.  b.  1  June 
1893;  s.  of  Thomas  H.  Douglas, 
Mansefield,  Coldstream. 

Edin.   Agricult.   Coll.     Address :    Manse- 
field, Coldstream. 

DUNCAN,    Gordon    Metcalfe,    1907-     . 
CI.  P.2-L.M.     b.  25  March  1899  ;  s.  of 
John  Duncan,  8  Lynedoch  Place. 
Address  :   8  Lynedoch  Place,  Edin. 

FALCONER,    WiUiam    Keay,    1907-13. 
CI.   la-5a.     b.  29  Nov.   1894  ;    s.  of 
W.  K.  Falconer,  Levenbank,  Kinross. 
Address  :   Levenbank,  Kinross. 

FERGUSON,  Stanley  M'Ewan,  1907-  . 
CI.  lb-6.  b.  21  March  1897  ;  s.  of 
James  A.  Ferguson,  78  Inverleith 
Place,  Man.  Clydesdale  Bank,  Edin.  ; 
XI. 
Address  :   78  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

FLECK,  James,  1907-11.  CI.  L.M.-U.M. 
b.  26  Sept.  1891 ;  s.  of  James  Fleck, 
Writer,  Moorburn,  Largs,  Ayrshire ; 
XV.;  Ephor. 

A.F.C.    Address:  c/o  Robertson,  11   Al- 
bany Street,  Edin. 

FLETCHER,    Robert    Francis    Gordon, 
April  1908-     .      CI.  P.5-M.M.      b.  12 
Jan.  1898 ;  s.  of  Surg.-Capt.  WilHam 
Fletcher,  D.S.O.,  20  Danube  Street. 
Address  :   20  Danube  Street,  Edin. 

FLETCHER,  Roger  Cormell,  April  1908- 
July  1912.  CI.  3a-Army.  b.  16  Feb. 
1894;  s.  of  Surg.-Capt.  WilUam 
Fletcher,  D.S.O.,  20  Danube  Street ; 
XV. ;  won  Mile,  1912. 

R.M.C.  Woolwich.     Address  :    20  Danube 
Street,  Edin. 

FRANTZ,  Angus  Macdonald,  1907-9. 
CI.  la-3b.  b.  20  June  1895  ;  s.  of 
Alfred  J.  Frantz,  Duluth,  Minn., 
U.S.A. 

Laurenceville,  N.J.,  and  Princeton  Univ., 


Sl'i 


1907-8 


U.S.A. 
U.S.A. 


Address  :    Princeton,  New  Jersey, 


FRANTZ,  Samuel  Gibson,  1907-9.  CI. 
lb,  2b.  b.  15  March  1897;  s.  of 
Alfred  J.Frantz,Duluth,  Minn.,  U.S.A. 

Laurenceville,  N.J.,  and  Princeton  Univ., 
U.S.A.  Address :  Princeton,  New  Jersey, 
U.S.A. 

FRASER,  Andrew  Alastair,  1907-  .  CI. 
P.la-8a.  b,  7  Sept.  1901  ;  s.  of 
James  Fraser,  Ashamboo,  Travancore, 
India. 

Address  :   2  Deanpark  Crescent,  Edin. 

FRASER,  James  Lovat  Hosack,  1907-9. 
CI.  4b,  4a.  b.  8  Sept.  1893;  s.  of 
Dr.  J.  H.  Fraser,  Femfield,  Bridge 
of  Allan. 

Apprentice  Architect.  Address  :  c/o  Sir 
R.  Rowand  Anderson  and  Balfour-Paul, 
Architects,  i6  Rutland  Square,  Edin.,  or 
Femfield,  Bridge  of  Allan. 

HALDANE,  Herbert  Roger,  1907-9.  CI. 
P,2,  P.3.  b.  12  Sept.  1900;  s.  of 
Francis  G.  Haldane,  W.S.,  The  Lodge, 
Ratho,  Midlothian. 


Locker's  Park,  Hemel  Hempstead. 
dress  :  The  Lodge,  Ratho,  Midlothian. 


Ad- 


HOWARD,  Stewart  Chouet,  1907-  . 
CI.  P.4-M.M.  b.  23  Jan.  1898  ;  s.  of 
William  C.  Howard,  St.  Margaret's, 
Wardie  Crescent. 

Address  :  St.  Margaret's,  Wardie  Crescent, 
Edin. 

JOHNSTON,  James  Wellwood,  1907-10. 
CI.  P.2-lb.  b.  5  April  1900  ;  s.  of 
Christopher  N.  Johnston,  K.C.,  4 
Heriot  Row. 

Cargilfield.     Address :  4  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

JOHNSTONE,    Rutherfoord  William 
Mushet,    1907-11.      CI.    P.1-P.4.     b. 
19   July   1901  ;    s.    of   Alfred   John- 
stone, Stockbroker,  19  Eildon  Street. 
Fettes. 

LESLIE,  Ranald  John  Macpherson,  1907- 
11  (Dec).  CI.  Ib-L.M.  b.  10  Feb. 
1896 ;  s.  of  Alexander  Leslie  of  Braco, 
Banffshire. 

Address  :   21  Lygon  Road,  Edin. 

LOTHIAN,  James,  1907-10  (April).     CI. 
L.M.,  M.M.     b.  17  Jan.  1893  ;    s.  of 
James  Lothian,  Rockwood,  Campbel- 
town. 
Address  :  Rockwood,  Campbeltown. 


MACFARLANE,  Norman  EUis,  1907-     . 
CI.  P.lb-2b.     b.  24  April  1900  ;   s.  of 
William  T.  Macf  arlane,  28  India  Street. 
Address  :   28  India  Street,  Edin. 

MACKAY,  Alexander  George  Anderson, 
1907-  .  CI.  P.l-2b.  b.  4  Nov. 
1901  ;  s.  of  George  Mackay,  M.D., 
20  Drumshcugh  Gardens. 

Address  :    20  Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

MACKAY,    Donald    James    Robertson, 

1907-     .     CI.   P.la-3b.     b.   14  Oct. 

1899  ;   s.  of  George  Mackay,  M.D.,  '-'O 

Drumsheugh  Gardens. 

Address  :   20  Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

M'KEAND,  WilUam  Ian,  1907-9.  CI. 
3a-M.M.  b.  27  July  1891  ;  s.  of 
Peter  M'Keand,  AirUes,  Whauphill, 
Wigtownshire. 


A.F.C.  ;    C.A.    apprentice. 
Marchmont  Crescent,  Edin. 


Address  :    40 


M'WILLIAM,  James  Julian  Gordon, 
1907-13.     CI.   la-Army.     b.   16  Aug. 

1895  ;  s.  of  James  M'WiUiam,  S.S.C, 
22  Forbes  Road  ;  Shooting  VIII.  ; 
Lance-Sergt.  O.T.C. 

Address  :   22  Forbes  Road,  Edin. 

MAIDMAN,  Edward  George  Heard,  1907- 
11.  CI.  P.2-lb.  b.  1  Jan.  1900;  s. 
of  Edward  C.  H.  Maidman,  Architect, 
10  John  Street,  Joppa. 

MAXWELL,  John  Rennie,  1907-8.  CI. 
L.M.  b.  10  Nov.  1891  ;  s.  of  David 
Maxwell,  Upper  Drumgley,  by  Forfar. 

Address  :  Upper  Drumgley,  by  Forfar. 

MENZIES,  Ivor  Balfour  Lauder,  1907-13. 
CI.  P.lb-2b.  b.  13  Jan.  1902  ;  s.  of 
Dr.  David  Menzies,  20  Rutland  Square. 

MILLER,  Charles  Wallace  Strettell,  1907-8 
and  1910-11.     CI.  2b-2a.     b.  29  July 

1896  ;  s.  of  J.  C.  Strettell  Miller,  W\S., 
33  Midmar  Gardens. 

Address  :   33  Midmar  Gardens,  Edin. 

MILLER,  John  Wilson  Edington,  1907-13. 
CI.  3b-6  Sp.  b.  20  June  1894  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  James  Miller,  Chalmers  Manse, 
Bridge  of  Allan  ;  Sen.  Ephor  (Head) ; 
Balfour  Music  Prize,  1913  ;  XL,  XV. ; 
Sergt.  O.T.C. ;  won  Half-mile,  1912. 

Emmanuel     Coll.     Cantab;     C.U.R.F.C. 
Address  :  Chalmers  Manse,  Bridge  of  Allan. 


1907-8 


513 


MOFFAT,  James,  jun.,  1907-  .  CI. 
P.l-Rem.  b.  4  Sept.  1900;  s.  of 
James  Moftat,  22  Eildon  Street. 

Address  :  22  Eildon  Street,  Edin. 

MOFFAT,  John,  1907-13.  CI.  P.4-M.M. 
b.  3  Oct.  1897  ;  s.  of  James  Moftat, 
22  Eildon  Street. 

Address  :   22  Eildon  Street,  Edin. 

MUIRHEAD,  John  Campbell  Gordon 
Clay,  1907-11  (April).  CI.  R.-M.M. 
b.  1  July  1894  ;  s.  of  George  Muirhead, 
J.P.,  Speybank,  Fochabers  ;   XV. 

Handelshochschule,  Cologne,  1911-12; 
Auditor.  Address :  c/o  Arthur  Young  and 
Co.,  1315  Monadnock  Block,  Chicago,  111., 
U.S.A. 

MURISET,  Albert  Edmond,  1907-10. 
CI.  3b-5.  b.  7  July  1894;  s.  of 
Edmond  U.  Muriset,  6  Crawfurd  Road. 

Dental  Student.  Address:  6  Crawfurd 
Road,  Edin. 

NAPIER,  John  Alexander  Napier,  1907-  . 
CI.  P.3-4a.  b.  23  Oct.  1899;  s.  of 
A.  D.  Mutter  Napier,  W.S.,  22  Clar- 
endon Crescent. 

Address  :   22  Clarendon  Crescent,  Edin. 

NEWTON,  Charles  George,  1907-  .  CI. 
P.l-3b.  b.  28  Sept.  1899  ;  s.  of  C.  G. 
Newton,  Madura  Co.  Ltd.,  Negapatam. 

Address:  16  North  Park  Terrace,  Edin. 

NICOLL,  Harold  WiUiam,  1907-9.  CI. 
2a-M.M.  b.  1  Nov.  1891  ;  s.  of  John 
Nicoll,  Reedie,  Kirriemuir. 

Farmer.     Address  :   Reedie,  Kirriemuir. 

PATERSON,  Andrew  Edward  Whyte, 
1907-11  (April).  CI.  P.3-Rem.  b. 
29  Oct.  1898  ;  s.  of  Alex.  J.  Paterson, 
C.A.,  6  Clarendon  Crescent. 

Bilton  Grange  and  Uppingham .  A  ddress  : 
6  Clarendon  Crescent,  Edin. 

PATERSON,  Arthur  Spencer,  1907-  . 
CI.  P.2-4b.  b.  22  Feb.  1900  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  Prof.  W.  P.  Paterson,  D.D., 
3  Royal  Terrace. 

Address  :   3  Royal  Terrace,  Edin. 

PATERSON,  Chartres  Brew,  1907-12. 
CI.  P.lb-P.4a.  b.  1  April  1902 ;  s.  of 
Alex.  J.  Paterson,  C.A.,  6  Clarendon 
Crescent. 

Bilton  Grange.  A  ddress :  6  Clarendon 
Crescent,  Edin. 


PATERSON,  John  Alastair Scott,  1907-  . 
Cl.P.l-4b.  b.  11  Sept.  1899;  s.ofT.S. 
Paterson,  W.S.,  Coltbridge  House, 
Murrayfield. 

Address  :    Coltbridge  House,  Murrayfield, 
Edin. 

PATERSON,  Reginald  Sanderson,  1907- 
11.  CI.  P.l-lb.  b,  15  Dec.  1899  ;  s. 
of  Alex.  J.  Paterson,  C.A.,  6  Claren- 
don Crescent. 

Bilton    Grange.     A  ddress :     6   Clarendon 
Crescent,  Edin. 

PURVES,  John  Sibbald,  1907-  .  CI. 
P.lb-2a.  b.  12  June  1902 ;  s.  of 
William  Purves,  W.S.,  33  Great  King 
Street. 

Address  :  33  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Alexander  Ford,  1907-  . 
CI.  P.l-3b.  b.  22  Aug.  1899  ;  s.  of 
W.  Ford  Robertson,  M.D.,  48  North- 
umberland Street. 

Address  :  60  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Farleigh  Rosslvn  Murray, 
1907-11.  CI.  la-M.M.  'b.  7  Oct. 
1894 ;  s.  of  Farleigh  Robertson,  6 
Learmonth  Gardens. 

Address:  6  Learmonth  Gardens,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Francis  Calder,  1907-  . 
CI.  P.l-3b.  b.  19  March  1901  ;  s.  of 
W.  Ford  Robertson,  M.D.,  48  North- 
umberland Street. 

Address  :  60  Northumberland  Street,Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Robert  Bisset,  1907-     . 
CI.  P.l-2a.      b.  13  Jan.  1902  ;    s.  of 
Dr.  Robert  Robertson,  26  Royal  Circus. 
Address  :   26  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  William  Marsden,  1907-  . 
CI.  P.l-2b.  b.  22  Aug.  1899  ;  s.  of 
W.  Ford  Robertson,  M.D.,  48  North- 
umberland Street. 

Address :      60     Northumberland     Street, 
Edin. 

ROUGHEAD,  John  Carfrae,  April  1908- 
11.  CI.  P.1-P.3.  b.  31  July  1902  ;  s. 
of  William  Roughead,  W.S.,  8  Oxford 
Terrace. 

Cargilfield.     Address  :    8  Oxford  Terrace, 
Edin. 

RUSSELL,  Alexander  Ronald,  1907-     . 
CI.  P.3-M.M.     b.  2  March  1899  ;  s.  of 
David  Russell,  21  Lansdowne  Crescent, 
and  Lichdaimie,  Leslie,  Fife. 
Address  :   Inchdaimie,  Leslie,  Fife. 


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SALVESEN,  Cecil  Gabriel  Adolph,  1907-  . 
CI.  P.l-2b.  b.  25  Sept.  1900  ;  s.  of 
G.  A.  Salvesen,  21  Royal  Circus. 

Address  :   2i  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

SALVESEN,  George  William  Cochrane. 
1907-  .  CI.  P.3-M.M.  b.  1  Sept. 
1897  ;  s.  of  G.  A.  Salvesen,  21  Royal 
Circus. 

Address  :   ii  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

SALVESEN,  Theodore  Norman  Forbes, 
1907-     .      CI.    P.l-4a.     b.    31    May 
1901  ;    s.  of  Theodore  E.   Salvesen, 
Ship  Owner,  37  Inverleith  Place. 
Address  :  37  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

STEVENSON,  Eric  John,  1907-9.  CI.  3a- 
4b.  b.  21  Dec.  1892  ;  s.  of  A.  Pott 
Stevenson,  Solicitor,  Woodside,  Kelso. 

Edin.  Univ. ;  Law  Student.  Address  : 
Woodside,  Kelso. 

STEWART,  Archibald  Hugh  Alexander, 
1907-10.  CI.  2a-M.M.  b,  30  July 
1893 ;  s.  of  H.  G.  Stewart,  Crecy 
House,  Isle  of  Whithora,  Wigtown- 
shire. 

With  B.L.  Bank,  Glasg.  Address :  18 
Princes  Square,  Strathbungo,  Glasg. 

STOCKMAN,  Arthur  John,  1907-  .  CI. 
P.l-3b.  b.  29  Oct.  1900;  s.  of 
Arthur  Stockman,  3  John's  Place, 
Leith. 

Address  :  2  Queensferry  Gardens,  Edin. 

SUTHERLAND,  Donald  Robert  Grant, 
1907-11.  CI.  3b-6.  b.  26  Sept.  1893 ; 
s.  of  J.  D.  Sutherland,  Solicitor,  Comr. 
for  Small  Holdings  and  Forestry  on 
Bd.  of  Agricult.  for  Scot.,  Ardconnel 
Lodge,  Oban. 

Tharandt  Forstakademie,  Dresden,  and 
Edin.  Univ.  ;  Law  Student.  Address:  Ard- 
connel Lodge,  Oban. 

THOMAS,  Lionel  George,  1907-  .  CI. 
P.l  -  2a.  b.  22  March  1903  ;  s.  of 
L.  G.  Thomas,  B.A.,  52  Inverleith 
Row. 

Address:  Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road, 
Edin. 

THOMSON,  David  Cleghom,  1907-  . 
CI.  P.l-4a.     b.   9   Oct.  1900;    s.  of 


John  Thomson,  M.D.,  14  Coates  Cres- 
cent. 
Address  :   14  Coates  Crescent,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  John  Rauthmole,  1907-9 
(Dec).  CI.  P.1-P.3.  b.  17  March 
1901  ;  s.  of  W.  A.  J.  Thomson. 
Chengmari  Tea  Estate,  Julpaiguri, 
India. 

Cargilfield.     Address:  lo  Learmonth  Gar- 
dens, Edin. 

THORBURN,    Douglas    Glendinning. 

1907-  .  Cl.la-5a.  b.  21  Feb.  1897 ; 
s.  of  Robert  Thorbum,  51  Trinity  Road. 

Address  :   51  Trinity  Road,  Edin. 

TURNBULL,  Alexander  Lindsay,  1907-0 
(April).  CI.  P.3-P.5.  b.  1  March 
1898  ;  s.  of  A.  D.  Lindsay  Tumbull, 
C.A.,  F.F.A.,  F.C.I.S.,  66  Old  Broad 
Street,  Lond.,  E.G. 

Haileybury.     Address :     2   Clifton   Road, 
Crouch  End,  Lond.,  N. 

TYTLER,  James  Douglas  Wallace-,  Jan. 
1907-9.  Cl.P.5-lb.  b.  31  March  1898; 
s.s.  of  Rev.  John  Wallace,  M.A.,  57 
Grange  Loan. 

Address  :  57  Grange  Loan,  Edin. 

WALLACE,    Alexander   Morison,    April 

1908-  .  CI.  P.l -3b.  b.  15  Aug. 
1901  ;  s.  of  R.  W.  Wallace,  W.S.,  7 
Inverleith  Row. 

Address  :  7  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

WEHRSCHMIDT,  Daniel  Christopher, 
1907-12.  CI.  L.M.-Sp.  b.  25  March 
1894  ;  s.  of  Daniel  A.  Wehrschmidt, 
Artist,  67  Burnt  Ash  Hill,  Lee,  Kent ; 
Chem.  Analysis  Prize,  1912  ;  Shooting 
VIII. 

Address  :  Clerwood,  Corstorphine. 

WHITE,  James  Bishop,  1907-11.  CI.  P.l- 
P.5.  b.  30  July  1901  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
John  White,  M.A.,  Min.  of  S.  Leith 
Parish. 

Address  :  15  Dundonald  Road,  Kelvinside, 
Glasg. 

WILKIE,  Jeffrey  MacLean,  1907-9.  CI. 
M.  and  U.M.  b.  18  March  1891 ;  s,  of 
James  Wilkie,  Flatten,  Kirriemuir. 

Address  :  Flatten,  Kirriemuir. 


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ALEXANDER,  William  Alexander 
Shiels,  1908-  .  CI.  P.lb-la.  b.  27 
Jan.  1903  ;  s.  of  J.  Shiels  Alexander. 
C.A.,  54  Great  King  Street. 

Address  :   5  Hampton  Terrace,  Edia. 

ANGUS,  Archibald,  1908-  .  CI.  Ib-U.M. 
b.  7  April  1897  ;  s.  of  David  Angus, 
Coronel,  Chile. 

Address  :   32  Warriston  Crescent,  Edin. 

BALLANTYNE,  John  Basil  Norman. 
1908-12.     CI.     P.4-2b.     b.     16    Feb. 

1899  ;    s.  of  H.  Norman  Ballantyne, 
J.P.,  Caerlee,  Innerleithen. 

Address  :  9  Carlton  Terrace,  Edin. 

BALLANTYNE,  Thomas  Herbert  Nor- 
man, 1908-13.    CI.  P.4-3a.    b.  6  April 

1900  ;    s.  of  H.  Norman  Ballantyne, 
J.P.,  Caerlee,  Innerleithen. 

Address  :  9  Carlton  Terrace,  Edin. 

BANNERMAN,  James  Patrick,  1908-  . 
CI.  P.2-4b.  b.  25  Jan.  1900  ;  s.  of 
Surg.-Gen.  W.  B.  Bannerman,  C.S.I., 
M.D.,  I.M.S. 

Address  :   50  Ann  Street,  Edin. 

BOW,   John   Donald   Ranken,    1908-10. 
CI.  P.3-P.4.     b.  20  Nov.  1899  ;    s,  of 
M.  R.  Bow,  M.B.,  CM.,  10  Notting- 
ham Place,  Lond. 
Address  :  7  South  Gray  Street,  Edin. 

BROWN,  Hugh  Ivie  Campbell,  1908-1914 
(April).     CI.  P.la-Rem.     b.  29  Dec. 
1901 ;  s.  of  Rev.  C.  Campbell  Brown, 
Chinchew,  Amoy. 
In  Canada. 

BUCHAN,  Leslie  Alexander,  Jan.  1909- 
10.    CI.  L.M.     b.  9  Jan.  1894  ;  s.  of 
S.  Milne  Buchan. 
Address  :   38  Brighton  Place,  Portobello. 

BUCHER,  David  Eric,  1908-     .     CI.  Ib- 
M.M.     b.    May    1897;     s.    of    D.    S. 
Bucher,  17  Craighall  Gardens. 
Address  :  11  North  Park  Terrace,  Edin. 

CAMERON,  Victor  Morrison,  1908-12. 
CI.  P.5-2b.  b.  4  June  1897  ;  s.  of 
Donald  Cameron,  Cuba. 

Address:  Stafford,  Strathpeffer. 

CARPHIN,  Patrick  Guthrie  Blair,  1908- 
12.  CI.  P.2-la.  b.  23  May  1900; 
s.  of  G.  H.  Carphin,  C.A. 


Address  :  3  Abinger  Gardens,  Murrayfield, 
Edin. 

CHAP3IAX,  Harry  Hepburn,  1908-13. 
CI.  P.lb-lb.  b.  28  May  1902  ;  s.  of 
H.  H.  Chapman,  L.D.S. 

Address  :   31  Howe  Street,  Edin. 

CLARKE,  James  Kilner,  1908-13  (Dec.). 
CI.  Ib-U.M.  b.  28  Oct.  1896  ;  s.  of 
W.  J.  Clarke,  28  Mardale  Crescent. 

Address  :   57  Comely  Bank  Avenue,  Edin. 

CLYDE,  Richard  Arthur  Harold,  1908-  . 
CI.  P.2-4a.  b.  18  July  1901  ;  s.  of 
J.  Avon  Clyde,  K.C.,  M.P. 

Address  :   27  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

CONSTABLE,  Kenneth  Briggs,  1908-10. 
CI.  P.3-P.5.  b.  25  Dec.  1900  ;  s.  of 
A.  H.  B.  Constable,  K.C. 

Address  :   23  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

ELDER,  James  Hislop,  1908-11  (April). 
CI.  M.M.,  U.M.  b.  25  March  1894; 
s.  of  James  Elder. 


Edin.    Univ. 
Mains,  Drem. 


Address  :     Athelstaneford 


ELDER,  John  Storie,  1908-10.  CI.  M.M., 
U.M.  b.  16  Feb.  1893  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Elder. 

Address  :  Stevenson  Mains,  Haddington. 

ELLIOT,  Walter  Douglas,  1908-13.  CI. 
2b-U.M.  b.  17  Dec.  1895;  s.  of 
John  EUiot. 

Address  :  Meigle,  Clovenfords. 

FAIRLEY,  Thomas,  1908-11  (April). 
CI.  U.M.,  Sp.  b.  17  April  1893  ;  s. 
of  John  Dalziel  Fairley  of  Lagos,  S. 
Nigeria,  and  Manchester. 

Actuarial  apprentice  with  Scott.  Widows' 
Fund  Life  Assur.  Soc,  Edin.  Address : 
Troqueer,  Slateford,  Midlothian. 

FAIRLEY,  William,  1908-10.  CI.  5a,  6. 
b.  18  Dee.  1891  ;  s.  of  John  Dalziel 
Fairley  of  Lagos,  S.  Nigeria,  and 
Manchester. 

Edin. Univ. ;  W.S.  apprentice.  Address: 
Troqueer,  Slateford,  Midlothian. 

FERGUSON,  Thomas  Dickson,  April 
1909-12.  CI.  3a-6.  b.  9  May  1896  ; 
s.  of  Norman  D.  Ferguson. 

Address :  Clonaslee,  Banbridge,  Co.  Down. 


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FINLAY,  Gardvne,  1908-11.  CI.  P.lb- 
P.3.  b.  19  bee.  1902  ;  s.  of  Ninian 
J.  Finky,  W.S. 

Summer  Fields  Sch.,  near  Oxford.  Address : 
38  India  Street,  Edin. 

FORD,  James  Binny,  1908-  .  CI.  P.lb- 
Rem.  b.  10  April  1902  ;  s.  of  J.  J. 
Ford. 

Address  :    16  Rothesay  Terrace,  Edin. 

FOTHERGILL,  Alan  Armour,  1908-  . 
CI.  P.5-5a.  b.  11  Feb.  1898;  s.  of 
J.A.Fothergill,  M.R.C.S.Eng.,  L.D.S., 
Raydaleside,  Darlington. 

Address  :  52  Leamington  Terrace,  Edin. 

GEORGESON,  Daniel  Horace,  April- 
Dee.  1909.  CI.  4a,  5a.  b.  20  Dec. 
1893  ;  s.  of  D.  W.  Georgeson,  Solicitor, 
Wick. 

Edin.    Univ.     Address :     Milton    House, 
Wick. 

GIFFORD,  George  Patrick,  1908-9.  CI. 
lb.  b.  22  Dec.  1895;  s.  of  A.  G. 
Gifford,  Port  San  Julian,  Patagonia. 

GRAHAM,  John  Hamilton  Thorn,  1908- 
12.  CI.  6,  7.  b.  22  Oct.  1892  ;  s.  of 
Peter  Graham,  R.A.,  Westoun,  St. 
Andrews ;  Mackenzie  Prize  for  best 
but  one  in  Classics,  1911 ;  Clyde- 
Millar  Greek  Prize,  1912;  Head 
Ephor  ;  XV. ;  Gym.  VIII. ;  Shoot- 
ing VIII.  Capt.  1912. 

Oriel    Coll.    Oxon.     Address :     Westoun, 
St.  Andrews. 

GUTHRIE,  Thomas  Whitelaw  Boyd, 
1908-13.  Cl.P.4-3a.  b.  30  Sept.  1899 ; 
s.  of  Sir  James  Guthrie,  P.R.S.A. 

Address  :  41  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

HARRISON,  William,  1908-1914  (April). 
CI.  2b-Sp.  b.  8  Feb.  1896 ;  s.  of  John 
Harrison,  M.D.,  Lesmahagow  ;  Shoot- 
ing VIII. ;  Corp.  O.T.C. ;  XV. 

Glasg.  Univ.,  Med.  Student.    Address:  St. 
Machutes,  Lesmahagow. 

•  HERDMAN,  Ian  Greenlees,  1908-1914 
(April),  CI.  P.lb-2b.  b.  21  June 
1901 ;   s.  of  J.  J.  Herdman,  W.S. 

Uppingham.     Address :   i   Belford  Park, 
Edin. 

HERDMAN,  James  Kenneth,  1908-1914 
(April).  CI.  P.3-4b.  b,  18  May  1900 ; 
s.  of  J.  .T.  Herdman,  W.S. 

Uppingham.     Address :   1   BeHord   Park, 
Edin. 


HERDMAN,  William  Morrison,  1908-13. 
a.  P.3-2a.  b.  22  June  1900;  s.  of 
John  Herdman. 

Address  :    Southwood,  Murrayfield  Road, 
Edin. 

HICKS,  Harold  Falconer,  1908-10.  CI. 
P.la-P.3.  b.  4  April  1901  ;  s.  of 
H.  E.  Hicks. 

Address  :    10  Deanpark  Crescent,  Edin. 

HISLOP,  John  Fowler  Guyon,  1908-11 
(Dec.).     CI.  L.M.-Armv.     b.  27  Aug. 
1895;     s.    of    P.    W.    Hislop,    M.D., 
Geraldine,  Canterbury,  N.Z. 
Address  :   Heawa,  Geraldine,  N.Z. 

HOWDEN,  Thomas,  1908-12.  CI.  P.5- 
3b.  b.  14  July  1899;  s.  of  Mrs. 
Howden,  Maitlandfield,  Haddington. 

INGLIS,  Harrv  Alves,  1908-12.  CI.  P.3- 
2a.  b.  28  May  1900;  s.  of  H.  A. 
Inghs. 

Bank  House,  Ballantrae,  Ayr- 


Address  : 
shire. 


LAIDLAW,  John  Bedford  Rutherford, 
1908-     .     CI.    P.3-2a.     b.    27    Sept. 
1900  ;  s.  of  J.  K.  Laidlaw,  S.S.C. 
Address  :  13  St.  Bernard's  Crescent,  Edin. 

LAIDLAW,  William  Brittain  Rutherford, 
1908-  .  CI.  P.la-lb.  b.  8  Sept. 
1902  ;  s.  of  J.  K.  Laidlaw,  S.S.C. 

Address  :   13  St.  Bernard's  Crescent,  Edin. 

LAING,  George  Alexander  Turner,  1908- 
11.  a.  P.la-P.5.  b.  2  Aug.  1901  ; 
s.  of  A.  Turner  Laing,  C.E.,  Bombay. 

LAIRD,  John,  1908-  .  CI.  P.la-8b.  b. 
2  April  1902  ;  s.  of  James  Laird. 

Address  :  12  Barn  ton  Terrace,  Edin. 

LAWSON,  Dermot  Owen  Kelly-,  1908-12. 
CI.  P.5-2b.  b.  25  Oct.  1898;  s.  of 
Dermot  O.  Kelly-Lawson,  Jamaica. 

LESLIE,  John  Sydney  Lowe,  1908-  . 
CI.  P.lb-2a.  b.  28  July  1902  ;  s.  of 
John  M.  LesUe. 

Address  :  3  Gloucester  Place,  Edin. 

M'FARLANE,  Donald  Maclntyre,  1908- 
10.  a.  M.M.  b.  14  July  1892 ;  s. 
of  John  M'Farlane,  Seafield,  Cardross, 
Dumbartonshire. 

Engineer.     Address :     Seafield,    Cardross, 
Dumbartonshire. 


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M'GREGOR,   Donald   Robert,    1908-     . 
CI.  P.3-3a.     b.  7  April  1900  ;    s.  of 
James  M'Gregor,  13  Moston  Terrace. 
Address  :   22  Minto  Street,  Edin. 

MACKAY,  John  Chiene,  1908-12.  CI.  4b- 
Sp.  b.  11  Jan.  1895  ;  s.  of  W.  B.  Mac- 
kav,  M.D.,  23  Castlegate,  Berwick-on- 
Tweed. 

Address  :   Ramsay  Lodge,  Edin. 

MACKINTOSH,  Alastair  Keith,  1908-  . 
CI.  P.2-3b.  b.  22  Oct.  1900;  s.  of 
Dr.  Archibald  Mackintosh. 

Address :    Lochleven    Lodge,    50    Trinity 
Road,  Edin. 

MACKINTOSH,  James  Lawton,  1908-13. 
CI.  3b-Army.  b.  4  Jan.  1895  ;  s.  of 
Hugh  Mackintosh,  Braeval,  Nairn. 

Address :  i2  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

MACLAREN,  Thomas,  1908-     .     CI.  Ib- 
5a.     b.    30   June   1896;     s.    of   Mrs. 
MacLaren,  44  Wardie  Road. 
Address  :  9  Inverleith  Gardens,  Edin. 

M'LEAN,  Robert  Derrick,  1908-  .  CI. 
P.2-3b.  b.  3  June  1900;  s.  of 
Arthur  H.  M'Lean,  W.S.,  40  Inverleith 
Place. 

Address  :  9  Howard  Place,  Edin. 

MACNAUGHTON,  Peter,  1908-  .  CI. 
P.lb-lb.  b.  7  July  1902 ;  s,  of 
Peter  Macnaughton,  S.S.C. 

Address  :    Dundurawe,  Arboretum  Road, 
Edin. 

MACPHAIL,  James  Gordon  Stewart, 
1908-  .  CI.  P.2-4b.  b.  19  Feb. 
1900;  s.  of  Rev.  E.  Monteith  Macphail, 
Christian  Coll.,  Madras. 

Address  :   3  Saxe-Coburg  Place,  Edin. 

MACQUISTEN,  Alexander,  1908-11.  CI. 
P.lb-P.2.  b.  27  Dec.  1902;  s.  of 
F.  A.  Macquisten,  Advocate,  5  N. 
Charlotte  Street. 

Address :      21     Northumberland     Street, 
Edin. 

MATTHEW,  Francis  Stevenson,  1908-     . 
CI.  P.5-4b.     b.  25  Aug.  1899  ;    s.  of 
P.  M.  Matthew. 
Address  :  7  Ravelston  Park,  Edin. 

MELVILLE,  Andrew,  1908-  .  CI.  P.lb- 
3b.  b.  7  Aug.  1901 ;  s.  of  Alexander 
P.  MelviUe,  W.S. 

Address  :   8  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 


MURRAY,     Keith     Anderson     Hope, 
1908-     .      CI.    P.lb-la.     b.    28  Julv 
1903 ;  s.  of  C.  D.  Murray,  K.C. 
Address  :   62  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

NEIL,  Norman  Alexander  Gordon, 
1908-  .  CI.  P.2-4b.  b.  15  Jan. 
1899  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Alexander  Neil. 

Address  :  7  Crawfurd  Road,  Craigmillar 
Park,  Edin. 

NICHOLSON,  Henry  Alleyne,  1908-  . 
CI.  P.2-4a.  b.  11  Oct.  1900;  s.  of 
Henry  Oliphant  Nicholson,  M.D. 

Address  :   20  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

ORR,  Ian  Macbeth,  Jan.  1909-Dec.  1910. 
CI.  3b-M.M.  b.  10  June  1898;  s. 
of  Dr.  John  Orr,  3  Clarendon  Road, 
Eccles,  Lanes. 

With  Latham,  Black  and  Co.,  Merchants, 
Rangoon.  Address:  P.O.  Box  22,  Rangoon, 
Burma. 

ORR,  Richard,  1908-11.  CI.  P.lb-P.2. 
b.  Feb.  1903;  s.  of  Alexander  Orr, 
10  Henderson  Row, 

Address  :   4  Henderson  Row,  Edin. 

OVENS,  Robert  Blackstock,  1908-10. 
CI.  M.M.,  U.M.  b.  26  March  1893 ;  s. 
of  T.  Ovens,  Lynwood,  Galashiels. 

Heriot-Watt  CoU.  Edin.  ;  Engineer.  Ad- 
dress :   Lynwood,  Galashiels. 


PATERSON,  Adam  DaUas,  1908-     . 
P.la-2b.      b.    14    Jan.    1902;    s. 
W.  Paterson,  M.D. 

Address  :   8  Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 


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PATERSON,    Hugh   Douglas,    1908-     . 
CI.  P.2-3a.     b.  22  June  1901  ;    s.  of 
George  Paterson. 
Address  :  23  Barnton  Terrace,  Edin. 

PATERSON,  William  Paterson,  1908-13. 
CI.  3b-6.  b.  June  1895  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
W.  P.  Paterson,  D.D.,  Prof,  of  Divin- 
ity, Edin.  Univ. ;   XL,  XV. 

A.F.C.     Address  :   3  Royal  Terrace,  Edin. 

PATTULLO,  John  Patrick,  1908-  .  CI. 
P.3-4a.  b.  15  March  1900;  s.  of 
J.  A.  Pattullo,  S.S.C. 

Address  :   16  Grosvenor  Street,  Edin. 

PENDER,    George,     1908-     .      CI.     2a- 
U.M.   Sp.      b.   17  Dec.   1895 ;    s.    of 
James  Pender ;  Lance-Corp.  O.T.C. 
Address  :   3  Bright's  Crescent,  Edin. 


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PROUDFOOT,  Thomas  Charles  Innes, 
1908-10.  CI.  P.2-P.t.  b.  11  Dec. 
1898  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Proudfoot,  20  Bal- 
green  Road,  Murrayfield. 

REID,  William  Morison,  1908-13.  CI. 
R.-U.M.  b.  5  Oct.  1896 ;  s.  of  AV.  R. 
Reid. 

Address  :   13  Cluny  Gardens,  Edin. 

ROBB,  Douglas  Baxter,  1908-  .  CI. 
P.8-2a.  b.  28  Feb.  1901 ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Robb,  Gen.  Man.  Commercial 
Bank  of  Scot. 

Address  :   7  Ettrick  Road,  Edin. 

ROBB,  Ian  Alexander,  1908-  .  CI. 
lb-5b.  b.  11  May  1898  ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander Robb,  Gen.  Man.  Commercial 
Bank  of  Scot. 

Address  :   7  Ettrick  Road,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Gerald  Herbert,  1908-9. 
CI.  P.lb.  b.  21  Nov.  1901  ;  s.  of 
Mr.  Robertson,  Indigo-planter. 

ROBERTSON,  Ronald  Kenneth,  1908-9. 
CI.  lb.  b.  24  May  1896  ;  s.  of  Mr. 
Robertson,  Indigo-planter. 

RODGER,  Alexander  Bankier,  1908-  . 
CI.  3a-7.  b.  7  Feb.  1895  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Robert  G.  Rodger,  St.  Andrew's 
Manse,  Prestonkirk ;  Hist.  Exhib. 
BaU.  Coll.  Oxon ;  XV. 

Address  :  9  Clarendon  Crescent,  Edin. 

ROSE,  Hugh,  1908-1914  (April).  CI. 
P.lb-2a.  b.  16  Dec.  1902 ;  s.  of  Hugh 
A.  Rose. 

P.  Sch.  for  Harrow.     Address:   5  Carlton 
Terrace,  Edin. 

RUTHERFORD,  Ian  Charles,  1908-  . 
CI.  P.lb-R.  b.  10  May  1902  ;  s.  of 
R.  S.  Rutherford,  Solicitor. 

Address  :   36  Garscube  Terrace,  Edin. 

SCOTT,  Christian  Harry  Simpson,  1908- 
10.  CI.  L.M.,  M.M.  b.  27  Sept.  1893 ; 
s.  of  George  R.  Scott,  Oxgangs,  Colin- 
ton. 

With  Commercial  Bank  of  Scot.,  Leith. 
Address:   Oxgangs,  Colinton. 

SIMPSON,  Alexander  Elphinstone,  1908- 
10.  CI.  2a-L.M.  b.  1  June  1894  ;  s. 
of  K.  M.  Simpson,  56  Polmuir  Road, 
Aberdeen. 


SMALL,  Norman  Howard,  1908-12. 
2b-M.M.      b.   27   Sept.    1895;    s, 
D.  A.  Small. 
Address :  40  Granby  Road,  Edin. 


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STEWART,  John  Livingstone,  1908-10. 
CI.  3a-4a.  b.  6  May  1894;  s.  of 
Mrs.    Stewart,    3    Merchiston    Bank 

Avenue. 

TAYLOR,  Jack  Munro,  1908-12.  CI. 
P.lb-P.5.  b.  19  Oct.  1901;  s.  of 
Jonathan  Taylor,  Rangoon. 

Address  :    17  Barn  ton  Terrace,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  Patrick  Grant,  1908-  .  CI. 
3a-7.  b.  28  July  1895  ;'  s,  of  John 
Stuart  Thomson ;  Ferguson  Medal, 
1912  ;  Carmichael  CI.  Club  Prize, 
1913 ;  Hist.  Exhib.  C.C.C.  Oxon. 

Address :     Littledene,    Priestfield    Road, 
Edin. 

TINDAL,  John  Johnston,  Jan.  1909-10. 
CI.  M.M.,  U.M.  b.  12  Oct.  1892; 
s.  of  Mrs.  Tindal,  Aberdeen. 

Address  :   6  Polmuir  Road,  Aberdeen. 

TULLOH,  Thomas  Archibald  Gordon, 
1908-12.  CI.  L.M.-Armv.  b.  24  July 
1894;  s.  of  Capt.  R.  H.  W.  TuUoh, 
Tanachie,  Melrose. 

Address :  Tanachie,  Melrose. 

USHER,  Thomas,  1908-  .  CI.  P.4- 
4a.  b.  6  Aug.  1899  ;  s.  of  T.  Leslie 
Usher. 

Address:  8  Whitehouse  Terrace,  Edin. 

WAITE,  Courtenay  Martindale,  1908-11. 
CI.  P.2-P.5.  b.  11  Nov.  1899  ;  s.  of 
H.  M.  Waite,  Ewart  Newton  House, 
Wooler. 

WALKER,  Edward  Robert  Charles. 
1908-  .  CI.  P.4-5b.  b.  12  April 
1899  ;   s.  of  Norman  Walker,  M.D. 

Address:   7  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

WALKER,  Francis  Henry  Nonnand, 
1908-  .  CI.  P.2-4a.  b.  9  Aug.  1900; 
s.  of  Norman  Walker,  M.D. 

Address  :   7  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

WALKER,  Frederick,  1908-  .  CI. 
lb -6.  b.  18  Aug.  1898;  s.  of 
Prof.  James  Walker,  LL.D.,  F.R.S., 
D.Sc. 

Address  :  5  Wester  Coates  Road,  Edin. 

WARREN,  Charies,  1908-     .     CI.  P.lb- 
2a.      b.    30   June   1901  ;    s.   of   Mrs. 
Warren. 
Address ;  40  Ann  Street,  Edin. 


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WATSON,  Reginald  Forbes,  1908-9.  CI. 
P.la.  b.  15  May  1900  ;  s.  of  Alex. 
Forbes  Watson,  Cappaghmore,  Clon- 
dalkin,  Co.  Dublin. 

WHYTE,  William,  1908-10.  CI,  L.M. 
b.  23  Oct.  1892 ;  s.  of  Archibald 
Whyte,  Invcrquharity,  Kirriemuir. 

WILKIE,  John  Hunter,  1908-9.  CI. 
P.la.  b.  17  May  1901  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Wilkie,  Solicitor. 

Address  :   39  Trinity  Road,  Edin. 


WOOD,  Charles  Russell.  1908-11.  CI. 
P.lb-P.3.  b.  5  April  1902  ;  s.  of 
Russell  E.  Wood,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S.E. 

Address  :   9  Darnaway  Street,  Edin. 

WOOD,  Frankland,  1908-9.  CI.  P.la. 
b.  23  May  1899  ;  s.  of  William  Wood, 
21  Mayfield  Gardens. 

YOOLL,  Malcolm  Andrew  Graham, 
1908-  .  CI.  lb-5b.  b.  31  May  1898  ; 
s.  of  M.  Graham  Yooll.  S.S.C. 

Address :     Heatherlie,    E.    Trinity   Road, 
Edin. 


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AITKEN,  James  Kilgour,  1909-11  (Dec). 
CI.  2b-M.M.  b.  9  Feb.  1895;  s,  of 
Rev.  James  Aitken. 

Address  :   West  U.F.  Ch.  Manse,  Falkirk. 

ALEXANDER,  Robert  Gordon  Shiels, 
1909-  .  CI.  P.lb-P.4a.  b.  18  April 
1904  ;  s.  of  J.  Shiels  Alexander,  C.A., 
54  Great  King  Street. 

Address  :   5  Hampton  Terrace,  Edin. 

ANT)ERSON,  Henry  Vans,  1909-  .  CI, 
la-5b.  b.  1  Oct.  1898  ;  s.  of  R.  B, 
Anderson,  Solicitor,  Jedburgh, 

Address  :   Glenburn  Hall,  Jedburgh. 

ANDERSON,   Robert  Brewis,   1909-     . 
CI.  P.lb-lb.     b.    5   July  1903  ;    s.  of 
R,  K,  Anderson. 
Address  :  9  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

BARKER,  Luke,  1909-  .  CI.  P.lb-lb. 
b.  10  Sept.  1902  ;  s.  of  John  Barker, 
Stansfield  Hall,  Todmorden,  Yorks, 

Address  :    13  Seafield  Road,  Lytham. 

BEST,  Allan,  1909-     ,     CI.  P.lb-P.5.     b. 
3  April  1904  ;   s,  of  John  Best, 
Address  :    18  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

BEVERIDGE,  Ian  Alexander,  1909-12. 
CI.  P.lb-P.2.  b.  4  Aug.  1901  ;  s.  of 
John  Bevcridge. 

Address :     Lochinver   House,    75    Trinity 
Road,  Edin. 

BLACK,  WiUiam  ColUns  Gordon,  1909-12, 
CI,  3b-U,M.  b.  27  Sept.  1895  ;  s.  of 
William  Black,  Chapel,  Kingskettle, 
Fife. 

Address  I  St.  Mary's,  Kirkcaldy. 


BLAIR,  Arthur  Woodman,  1909-     ,     CI. 
P.2-3b.     b.  13  Sept.  1901  ;   s.  of  A.  S. 
Blair,  W.S. 
Address  :  36  India  Street,  Edin. 

BROAVN,  Charles  Cunningham,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.la-2a.  b.  18  March  1902  ;  s.  of 
Charles  H.  Brown,  Advocate, 

Address :      17     Northumberland     Street, 
Edin. 

BROWN,  James  Charles,  1909-  ,  CI, 
P,la-2b,  b,  17  Oct,  1901  ;  s.  of  R.  C. 
Brown,  Sundaywell,  Dunscore,  Dum- 
fries. 

Address  :  Seaneuk,  Coldingham,  Berwick- 
shire. 

BRUCE,  John  Alastair,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.lb-la.  b.  13  Aug.  1903 ;  s.  of 
Edward  Bruce,  jun. 

Address  :    15  Mayfield  Gardens,  Edin. 

CALLENDER,  Thomas  Denis  Clark, 
1909-  .  CI.  P.la-2a.  b.  15  Dec. 
1902  ;  s.  of  William  Campbell  Cal- 
lender. 

Address:     10     Denham    Green    Avenue, 
Trinity,  Edin. 

CAMPBELL,  Archibald,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.lb-R.  b.  17  April  1903  ;  s.  of 
Archibald  Campbell,  S.S.C. 

Address  :   80  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

CAMPBELL,  Donald  Forbes,  1909-  . 
CI.  lb-Army.  b.  7  March  1897  ;  s.  of 
Donald  Campbell,  Kalmeta  House, 
Connel. 

Address:     c/o  MacArthur    and    Stewart, 
Writers,  Oban. 

CAMPBELL,  John  Duncan,  1909-10.  CI. 
5a.  b.  20  June  1893  ;  s.  of  Donald 
Campbell,  Kalmeta  House,  Connel ;  d. 


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CARMICHAEL,  John  Hyndford,  1909-  . 
CI.  Ib-M.M,  b.  27  March  1898  ;  s.  of 
John  Carmichael,  Coldstream :  Gym. 
VIII. 

Address  :  Belle vue,  Coldstream. 

CHRISTIE,  Frederick  Walter.  1909-  . 
CI.  P.4-3b.  b.  2  Dec.  1900;  s.  of 
William  Chiistie. 

Address  :    Braemar,  Whitehouse  Terrace, 
Edin. 

COCHRANE,  Richmond  Pelham  Inglis, 
1909-10.  CI.  5b.  b.  18  Aug.  1893  ; 
s.  of  Richmond  I.  Cochrane. 

R.M.C.   Sandhurst.     Address :    26   Aber- 
cromby  Pljice,  Edin. 

CORMACK,  John  Bennet,  1909-     .     CI. 
P.la-lb.     b.  3  Jan.  1902  ;   s.  of  John 
A.  Cormack,  Stockbroker,  Edin. 
Address  :  Moorlands,  Corstorphine. 

CORRIE,  James,  1909-  .  CI.  la-4b. 
b.  8  Nov.  1898  ;  s,  of  Henry  Corrie. 
J.P. 

Address  :   Glen,  Gatehouse-on-Fleet. 

CORSAR,  Kenneth  Charles,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.la-R.  b.  12  Sept.  1901  ;  s.  of 
Charles  Corsar. 

Address  :  Tor,  Murrayfield,  Edin. 

CRAIGIE,  John  WilHam,  1909-10.  CI. 
P.2.  b.  1  June  1902 ;  s.  of  John 
Craigie,  K.C.,  Sheriff-Sub.  of  Lanark- 
shire at  Glasgow. 

Address  :   3  Montague  Terrace,  Glasgow. 

CUNNINGHAM,  Stewart  Gordon,  1909- 
11.  CI.  4a-5a.  b.  22  May  1894  ;  s.  of 
John  Cunningham,  M.D. 

Address  :  Bellview,  Campbeltown. 

DENNY,  James  Murray  TuUoch,  1909-13. 
CI.  3a-5a.  b.  15  Sept.  1896;  s.  of 
Sir  Archibald  Denny,  Bart.,  LL.D. 

Address  :  Cardross  Park,  Cardross. 

DE  PR^E,  Hugh  Veitch,  1909-13.  CI. 
P.8-R,  b.  31  Jan.  1901  ;  s.  of  Cecil 
de  Pree. 

Address  :  Saughton  House,  Corstorphine. 

DIXON,  Norman  Ferguson,  1909-13. 
CI.  2a-U.M,  b.  27  Feb.  1895  ;  s.  of 
John  Henry  Dixon ;  Gym.  VIII.. 
Bronze  Medal,  1912-13  ;  Ephor ;  XV. : 
won  Putting  Weight,  1913. 

Address  :  8  Myrtle  Grove,  West  Jesmond, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne. 


DUNLOP,  Derrick  Melville,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.2-2a.  b.  3  April  1902 ;  s.  of  G.  H. 
Melville  Dunlop,  M.D. 

Address  :   20  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. 

EADIE,  Herbert  Amott,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.4-3a.  b,  6  May  1901;  s.  of 
G.  Arnott  Eadie,  S.S.C,  KinnouU 
Lodge,  Craigmillar  Park. 

Address  :  22  E.  Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 

GIBSON,  .lohn,  1909-  .  CI.  lb-5b.  b. 
6  Jan.  1899  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Gibson, 
W.S. 

Address  :  Wallacerig,  Polmont  Station. 

GILLIES,  HaUiday  Gordon,  1909-11. 
CI.  3a-4a.  b.  21  June  1897;  s.  of 
Rev.  J.  Gillies,  Min.  of  Lesmahagow. 

Eton   (Scholar).      Address :    The  Manse, 
Lesmahagow. 

GOLD,  Andrew,  1909-10.  CI.  lb.  b. 
5  July  1897 ;  s.  of  N.  D.  J.  O.  Gold, 
Westfield,  Carluke. 

GORDON,  Campbell  Alexander,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.lb-lb.  b.  20  July  1901  ;  s.  of 
J.  A.  (iordon,  Trinidad. 

Address :  Prospect  House,  Newton  Stewart. 

GORDON,  Ronald  Keith,  1909-  ,  CI. 
R.-M.M.  b.  18  Dec.  1895  ;  s,  of  J.  A. 
Gordon,  Trinidad ;  XV. ;  Gym.  VIII. ; 
won  High  Jump,  1914. 

A  ddress :  Prospect  House,  Newton  Stewart. 

GORDON,  Stuart  Hill,  1909-  .  CI. 
Ib-M.M.  b.  14  May  1898;  s.  of  J.  A. 
Gordon,  Trinidad. 

Address :  Prospect  House,  Newton  Stewart. 

GRAHAM,  Richard,  1909-12.  CI.  5a- 
Army.  b.  12  Feb.  1895  ;  s.  of  Peter 
Graham,  R.A.,  Westoun,  St.  Andrews; 
Shooting  VIII. 

R.M.C.    Sandhurst,    King's    Cadet.      Ad- 
dress :  Westoun,  St.  Andrews. 

GRAHAME,  Alister  Malise,  1909-  ,  CI. 
P.lb-P.4a.  b.  28  May  1903;  s.  of 
A.  M.  B.  Grahame. 

Address  :  Arntomy,  Port  of  Menteith. 

GRAY,  James  Douglas  Allan,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.lb-2a.  b.  23  Dec.  1902  ;  s.  of 
J.  A.  Gray,  M.D. 

Address  :    107  Ferry  Road,  Leith. 

GUILER,  Hugh  Parker,  1909-12.  CI. 
lb-3a.  b.  15  Feb.  1898  ;  s.  of  Hugh 
C.  Guiler,  San  Juan,  Porto  Rico. 


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GUILER,  John  Parker,  1909-12.  CI. 
P.2-P.5.  b.  3  Nov.  1900  ;  s.  of  Hugh 
C.  Guiler,  San  Juan,  Porto  Rico. 

HERD,  Herbert  James,  1909-13.  CI. 
2b-5b.  b.  12  June  1896  ;  s.  of  Peter 
Herd,  Kirkcaldy. 

Address  :   Whytebank,  Kirkcaldy. 

HERD,  Thomas  Astley,  1909-12.  CI. 
3b-U.M.  b.  24  Feb.  1895  ;  s.  of 
Peter  Herd. 

With    John    Warrack    and    Co.,    Leith. 
Address  :   Whytebank,  Kirkcaldy. 

HUME,  Andrew  Crawford,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.lb-lb.  b.  22  Jan.  1903;  s.  of 
Andrew  Hume,  Paymaster-in-Chief, 
R.N. 

Address  :   lo  East  Fettes  Avenue,  Edin. 

HUNTER,  Douglas  Martin,  1909-10. 
CI.  L.M.  b.  19  May  1895  ;  s.  of  John 
E.  Hunter,  34  Hermitage  Gardens, 
Edin. 

HUTCHISON,  George  Ian  Clark,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.la-la.  b.  4  Jan.  1903;  s.  of 
George  A.  Clark  Hutchison,  Advocate. 

Address  :   34  Drumsheugh  Gardens,  Edin. 

INCHES,  John  Morison,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.lb-2b.  b.  27  Feb.  1903 ;  s.  of 
J.  Morison  Inches. 

Address  :  51  George  Square,  Edin. 

JOHNSTON,  Joshua  Rawlinson,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.lb-la.  b.  20  Oct.  1902  ;  s.  of 
G.  M.  Johnston,  M.D. 

Address  :   7  Wellington  Place,  Leith. 

LACKIE,  David  Glyn  Lamond,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.lb-la.  b.  23  March  1903  ;  s.  of 
J.  Lamond  Lackie,  M.D. 

Address  :  7  Randolph  Crescent,  Edin. 

LAING,    John    TunibuU,    1909-11.     CI. 
3b-M.M.      b.    19  June    1895;     s.    of 
T.  Laing,  Harrietfield,  Kelso. 
Address  :   Harrietfield,  Kelso. 

LAING,  Thomas,  1909-12.  CI.  2b-M.M. 
b.  11  Aug.  1896 ;  s.  of  T.  Laing, 
Harrietfield,  Kelso. 

Address  :   Harrietfield,  Kelso. 

LAMB,  William  Lindsay,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.lb-la.  b.  10  Nov.  1903 ;  s.  of 
Maj.  George  Lamb,  I.M.S. 

Address  :  31  Comely  Bank,  Edin. 

LEE.  David  Alexander,  1909-12.  CI. 
P.la-P.4b.     b.  20  Sept.  1902  ;    s.  of 


B.  P.  Lee,  Advocate,  Sheriff-Sub. 
Forfar. 

Address  :  Magungie,  Arbroath. 


of 


LINDSAY,  John,  1909-  .  CI.  2b-U.M. 
b.  24  May  1897;  s.  of  Rev.  John 
Lindsay,  M.A. ;  XV. ;  won  Cricket 
Ball,  1914. 

Address :     St.    John's    U.F.    Ch.    Manse, 
Bathgate. 

LIVINGSTON,  Basil,  1909-  .  CI.  P.2- 
3a.  b.  24  June  1902  ;  s.  of  John  C. 
Livingston,  W.S. 

Address  :  3  St.  Bernard's  Crescent,  Edin. 

LUKE,  John  Annandale,  1909-12.  CI. 
4a-5b.  b.  6  July  1893;  s.  of  Dr. 
James  Luke,  Woodcliff,  Inverness. 

MACDONALD,  James  Younger,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.la-la.  b.  29  Oct.  1902  ;  s.  of 
George  Macdonald,  LL.D. 

Address  :   17  Learmonth  Gardens,  Edin. 

M'GIBBON,  John  Paton,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.lb-la.  b.  27  Jan.  1904  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
John  M'Gibbon,  M.B.,  M.R.C.P.E. 

Address:  24  Melville  Street,  Edin. 

M'GREGOR,  James  Reid,  1909-  .  CI. 
3a-7.  b.  8  April  1896;  s.  of  Rev. 
Duncan  M'Gregor,  Min.  of  Torphins. 

Address  :  The  Manse,  Torphins,  Aberdeen. 

MACINTYRE,    Duncan,     1909-13.     CI. 
P.2-la.     b.  30  Dec.  1902  ;    s.  of  Ian 
Maclntyre,  W.S. 
Address :  19  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

MACKAY,  Eric  Darhng,  1909-  .  CI. 
Ib-M.M.  b.  5  Aug.  1898;  s.  of  W.  B. 
Mackay,  M.D.,  Berwick-on-Tweed. 

Address :  23  Castlegate,  Berwick-on-Tweed. 

M'KERRELL,  Archibald  Monteath  Mure. 
1909-11.  CI.  Ib-R.  b.  22  July  1899 ; 
s.  of  R.  Mure  M'Kerrell,  V.D.,  J.P., 
Holland  House,  Murrayfield. 

Address  :    Withermarsh  House,  Stoke-by- 
Nayland,  Suffolk. 

MACNAB,  George  Henderson,  1909-  . 
a.  P.lb-P.5.  b.  12  March  1904  ;  s.  of 
Andrew  Macnab. 

Address  :  Strathearn  Lodge,  Corstorphine 
Road,  Edin. 

M'NAB,  James  Alexander,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.la-2b.  b.  6  Oct.  1901 ;  s.  of  Alex- 
ander M'Nab,  J.P. 

Address  :  Middleton  Kerse,  Menstrie. 


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MACPHERSON,  George  Philip  Stewart, 
1909-  .  CI.  P.la-2a.  b.  14  Dec. 
1903  ;  s.  of  T.  Stewart  Macpherson, 
I.C.S. 

Address  :  g  Howard  Place,  Edin 

MACPHERSON,  James  Archibald  Stew- 
art, 1909-  .  CI.  P.lb-P.4a.  b.  19 
Oct.  1902  ;  s.  of  T.  Stewart  Macpher- 
son, I.C.S. 

Address  :  9  Howard  Place,  Edin. 

MANUEL,  George  Watson,  1909-11 .  CI. 
M.M.-U.M.  b.  9  Aug.  1894;  s.  of 
G.  W.  Manuel,  Ravensboume,  Mel- 
rose. 

MARTIN,  Louis  Samuel,  1909-13.  CI. 
R.-M.M.  b.  28  July  1896  ;  s.  of  John 
Martin. 

Address :     Hazelwood,    57    Fountainhall 
Bead,  Edin. 

MILL,  Robert  Cowpar  King,  1909-1914 
(April).  CI.  3a-Sp.  b,  28  May  1896  ; 
s.  of  Dr.  A.  King  Mill,  Kirriemuir; 
XV. 

Apprentice  Actuary.     Address :    Newton 
Villa,  Kirriemuir. 

MILLAR,  Robert  Kirkpatrick.  1909-  . 
CI.  P.4-3a.  b.  29  June  1901  ;  s.  of 
Prof.  J.  H.  Millar,  Advocate. 

Address  :   10  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. 

MILLS,  William  Brown,  1909-11.  CI. 
L.,  M.M.     b.  29  Sept.  1893. 

Accountant,  Trolak  Estates  Co.,  Perak, 
F.M.S. 

MITCHELL,  Alan  Crichton,  1909-  . 
CI.  2b-5a.  b.  14  Dec.  1897;  s.  of 
A.  C.  Mitchell,  Travancore,  S.  India. 

Address  :   103  Trinity  Road,  Edin. 

MOFFAT,  William,  1909-  .  CI.  P.lb- 
la.  b.  6  Feb.  1903;  s.  of  James 
Moffat,  Criack,  Hawick. 

Address  :  22  Eildon  Street,  Edin. 

MORRISON,  Alastair,  1909-13.  CI.  P.lb- 
P.4a,  b.  14  Sept.  1903  ;  s.  of  Donald 
Morrison. 

Address  :  33  Warriston  Crescent,  Edin. 

MUIR,  George  Watson,  1909-13.  CI. 
L.M.-Sp.  b.  12  March  1896;  s.  of 
John  Muir,  Kaeside,  Melrose ;  Shoot- 
ing VIII. 

Address:  Kingarth,  Selkirk. 


NORFOR,  Robert  Christopher,  1909-  . 
CI.  2b-5a.  b.  25  Dec.  1897;  s.  of 
R.  T.  Norfor,  C.A. 

Address :  The  Bield,  35  Lauder  Road,  Edin. 

OUTRAM,  James,  1909-11.  CI.  P.la- 
P.3.  b.  5  Nov.  1901  ;  s,  of  Maj. 
J.  D,  Outram. 

Address  :  4  Circus  Gardens,  Edin. 

PATERSON,  Robert  Roy,  1909-10.  CI. 
P.2.  b.  6  Jan.  1901;  s.  of  R.  E. 
Stirling  Paterson,  7  Wester  Coates 
Road. 

PITCAIRN,  Andrew  Alexander,  1909-10. 
CI.  P.2.  b.  9  March  1901 ;  s,  of  G.  S. 
Pitcairn,  Stockbroker. 

Address  :   7  I.earmonth  Gardens,  Edin. 

RAINER,  Arthur  Cecil,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.lb-2b.     b.  19  Feb.  1903. 

Address  :    13  Cluny  Gardens,  Edin. 

REID,  Bryson  Kynoch,  1909-12.  CI. 
L.M.,  M.M.  b.  6  March  1895  ;  s.  of 
Peter  Reid,  Ashcroft,  Beech  Avenue, 
Dumbreck,  Glasg. 

Address:  Ashcroft,  Beech  Avenue,  Dum- 
breck, Glasg. 

ROBERTS,  Hugh  Norman  M'Laren, 
1909-  .  Cl.P.3-2b.  b.  7  May  1899; 
s.  of  H.  M.  Roberts. 

Address  :   Gowanlea,  Ferry  Road,  Leith. 

ROUGHEAD,  Francis  More,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.4b.  b.  2  Aug.  1904  ;  s.  of 
William  Roughead,  W.S. 

A  ddress  :   8  Oxford  Terrace,  Edin. 

RUSSELL,  William  Ritchie,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.la-Rem.  b.  7  Feb.  1903  ;  s.  of 
William  Russell,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E. 

Address  :   3  Walker  Street,  Edin. 

SANDEMAN,  Robert  John,  1909-10. 
CI.  R.  b.  20  April  1898;  s.  of  Dr. 
Muir  Sandeman. 

Address  :  56  Wolfington  Road,  West  Nor- 
wood, Lond.,  S.E. 

SCOTT,  Thomas,  juii.,  1909-13.  CI. 
M.M.-U.M.  b.  8  July  1894;  s.  of 
Thomas  Scott,  San  Jose,  Costa  Rica ; 
Ephor  ;  Lance-Sergt.  O.T.C.  ;  XV.  ; 
XI.  Capt.  1913 ;  Gym.  VIII.,  Silver 
Medal,  1912, 13  ;  eq.  High  Jump,  won 
Cricket  Ball,  Hurdles.  Long  Leap, 
Bradbury  Shield,  and  Burma  Cup, 
1913. 

Address:    San  Jose,  Costa  Rica,  Central 
America. 


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SIMPSON,  Alexander  Rudolf,   1909-10, 
CI.  P.3.     b.  6  Jan.  1901  ;   s.  of  George 
F.  Barbour  Simpson,  M.D. 
Address  :  43  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

SINCLAIR,  Alan  Fraser,  1909-10.  CI. 
P.la.  b.  18  May  1902;  s.  ofA.H.  H. 
Sinclair,  M.D. 

Address  :   3  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

SMITH,  David  Thomson,  1909  and 
1911-  .  CI.  P.2-2a.  b.  11  Nov.  1900  ; 
s.  of  David  Smith. 

Address  :    17  Glenorchy  Terrace,  Edin. 

SMITH,  Frederick  Wilham,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.lb-la.  b.  13  March  190,3;  s.  of 
Arthur  H.  Smith. 

Address  :   3  Lennox  Street,  Edin. 

SMITH,  Ian  Frazer,  1909-  .  CI.  R.-5b. 
b.  19  April  1897;  s.  of  J.  Lamb  Smith, 
S.S.C. 

Address  :  58  Polwarth  Terrace,  Edin. 

STEPHEN,    WiUiam   Douglas   Menzies, 
1909-     ,     CI.    Ib-L.M.     b.    13    Feb. 
1899  ;    s.  of  Rev.  William  Stephen, 
Min.  of  Inverkeithing. 
Address  :  The  Manse,  Inverkeithing. 

STEVENSON,  Alexander  James,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.2-2a.  b.  15  July  1901  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  W.  B.  Stevenson,  M.A.,  Black- 
hall. 

Address  :    12  Oxford  Terrace,  Edin. 

STUART,  Malcolm  Moncrieft,  1909-1914 
(April).  CI.  P.lb-la.  b.  21  May  1903; 
s.  of  G.  M.  Stuart,  W.S. 

Cargilfield.    Address:  19  Lynedoch  Place, 
Edin. 

SYM,  William  David  Thomson,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.3-3a.  b.  13  Sept.  1901  ;  s.  of 
W.  G.  Sym,  M.D. 

Address  :   12  Alva  Street,  Edin. 

TAYLOR,    John   Charles,    1909-13.     CI. 
R.-M.M.     b.  7  May  1896;  s.  of  Charles 
Taylor,  Markinch. 
A  ddress :  Woodlands,  Markinch. 


THOMSON,  John  Harvey,  1909- 
Ib-M.M.  b.  16  June  1898 ; 
James  Thomson,  Stirling. 

Address  :   5  Park  Crescent,  Stirling. 


CI. 
of 


USHER,  Graham  Aitchison,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.5-4a.  b.  Sept.  1900;  s.  of  T.  Leslie 
Usher. 

Address  :   8  Whiteliouse  Terrace,  Edin. 

VEITCH,  William  Lionel  Douglas,  1909-  . 
CI.  P.2-3a.  b.  21  Nov.  1901  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  W.  Veitch,  Min.  of  Bclhaven. 

Address  :    12  Lennox  Street,  Edin. 

WEIR,  Donald  St.  Clair,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.4-4b.  b.  23  Jan.  1900  ;  s.  of  D.  C. 
Weir. 

Address  :  2  Denham  Green  Place,  Trinity, 
Edin. 

WILSON,  John  Sevmour,  1909-  .  CI. 
P.3-L.M.      b.    19  June    1899;     s.    of 

C.  W.  Wilson. 

Address  :    11  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 

WISHART,  David  Fraser,  jun.,  1909-13. 
CI.  P.3-2b.      b.  22  Aug.  1901;  s.  of 

D.  F.  Wishart. 

Address  :  21  Whitehouse  Loan,  Edin. 

WOOSTER,  Wilham  Noel  Frederick, 
1909-  .  CI.  2b-5a.  b.  24  Dec.  1897; 
s.  of  H.  S.  Wooster. 

Rosalind,  East  Trinity  Road, 


A  ddress : 
Edin. 


YOUNG,  Andrew  Ramsav,  1909-     . 
P.lb-P.5.     b.    27   July    1903;     s. 
J.  Buchanan  Young,  Advocate. 

Address  :   48  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 


CI. 

of 


YOUNG,  William  Barrie,  1909-11.  CI. 
3b-M.M.  b.  28  Jan.  1894  ;  s.  of  John 
Young,  M.D.,  The  Thorn,  Earlston; 
Gym.  VIII.;  Shooting  VIII.;  Top 
Scorer  in  '  Schools  of  Empire  '  Com- 
petition, 1911. 

Lothians  and  Border  Horse;  ist  in  Re- 
cruits' Shooting  Competition,  1912.  Ad- 
dress :  The  Thorn,  Earlston,  Berwickshire. 


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ADSHEAD,    James    William    Ramsay, 
1910-     .     CI.   P.2-2b.    b.   24   March 
1902  ;  s.  of  J.  B.  Adshead. 
Address  :  36  Hermitage  Gardens,  Edin. 

ALISON,  Arthur  Barclay,  1910-13,     CI. 
P.2-lb.       b.    21    April    1903;     s.    of 
R.  Barclay  Alison,  W.S. 
Address  :   11  S.  Learmonth  Gardens,  Edin. 

ALLAN,  James,  1910-  .  CI.  P.3-Rem. 
b.  29  April  1901  ;  s.  of  Alexander 
Allan. 

Address :  Craigallan,  Primrose  Bank  Road, 
Trinity. 

BANNERMAN,  Robert  Boog  Watson, 
1910-  .  CI.  P.2-2b.  b.  6  June  1902; 
s.  of  Surg.-Gen.  W.  B.  Bannerman, 
C.S.I.,  M.D.,  I.M.S. 

Address  :  50  Ann  Street,  Edin. 

BEVERIDGE,  Henrv  John,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.la-P.4a.  b.  25  Jan.  1903  ;  s.  of 
W.  J.  Beveridge. 

Address  :  7  James  Place,  Leith. 

BLACK,  John,  1910-12.  CI.  4b,  5b. 
b.  15  Nov.  1894 ;  s.  of  John  Black, 
B.L.  Bank,  Wigtown. 

Address:    c/o  Macaskill,  120  Marchimont 
Road,  Edin. 

BLAIR,  John,  1910-  .  Q.  P.lb-P.3. 
b.  23  Oct.  1904  ;  s.  of  William  Blair, 
W.S. 

Address  :   17  Belgrave  Crescent,  Edin. 

BROWN,  George  Edward,  1910-12.  CI. 
P.2-P.4.  b.  29  March  1902 ;  s.  of 
George  M.  Brown. 

Address  :   20  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

CADELL,  Ian  Macfarlane,  1910-12.  CI. 
P.3-P.5.  b.  30  Julv  1902 ;  s.  of 
Lt.-Col.  J.  M.  Cadell,"l.M.S. 

Address  :   Foxhall,  Kirkliston. 

CAMERON,  John,  1910-     .     CI.  R.-5b. 
b.  8  Feb.  1900  ;   s.  of  John  Cameron, 
Solicitor,  6  York  Place. 
Address  :  26  Pitt  Street,  Edin. 

CAMPBELL,  George,  1910-11.     CI.  P.4. 
b.  2  July  1900  ;    s.  of  George  Camp- 
bell, W.S.,  21  Alva  Street,  Edin. 
Address  :    Romanno,  W.  Linton. 

CARLYLE,  Thomas  Johnstone,  1910-     . 
CI.  L.M.-U.M.     b.  30  Dec.  1897  ;  s.  of 
Thomas  R.  Carlyle,  Ecclefechan. 
Address  :    Waterbeck,  Ecclefechan. 


CLARKE,  Charles  Melville,  1910-  . 
CJ.  L.M.-6.  b.  2  March  1897  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  T.  E.  S.  Qarke,  Min.  of  Saltoun. 

Address  :  Saltoun  Manse,  Fencaitland. 

CRAIG,  James,  1910-13.  CI.  P.lb-P,4b, 
b.  29  May  1904  ;  s.  of  James  Craig, 
C.A.,  J.P. 

Address  :  27  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. 

CULLEN,  William  Douglas  Laing,  1910- 
13.  CI.  5b-Sp.  b.  3  Sept.  1895; 
s.  of  W.  L.  Cullen,  M.D.,  St.  Boswells; 
XV. 

Address  :  Fairholme,  St.  Boswells. 

DALZIEL,  Douglas  Gordon,  1910-  , 
CI.  P.2-2a.  b.  25  July  1903;  s.  of 
John  M.  Dalziel,  M.D. 

Address :  25  St.  Bernard's  Crescent,  Edin. 

DALZIEL,  Ewen  Glendinning,  1910-  . 
CI.  2a-5a.  b.  6  Dec.  1898;  s.  of 
John  M.  Dalziel,  M.D. 

Address  :  25  St.  Bernard's  Crescent,  Edin. 

DALZIEL,  Walter  Watson,  1910-  . 
CI.  la-4a.  b.  5  Oct.  1900 ;  s.  of 
John  M.  Dalziel,  M.D. 

Address  :  25  St.  Bernard's  Crescent,  Edin. 

DICKSON,  Thomas  Charles  John,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.2-2a.  b.  9  Dec.  1902;  s.  of 
Leonard  W.  Dickson,  C.A.,  Man.  Stan- 
dard Assur.  Co. 

Address:   45  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

DONALD,  Douglas  Alexander,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.la-la.  b.  20  July  1903  ;  s.  of 
A.  D.  Donald,  Advocate. 

Address  :    16  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  David  Sextus  Percy,  1910-12. 
CI.  U.M.-Sp.  b.  80  Nov.  1892  ;  s.  of 
David  Douglas,  Mang.  Dir.  Broadford 
Works,  Aberdeen. 

Address :  15  Queen's  Road,  Aberdeen. 

DOWDEN.  Arthur  Ernest,  1910-13.  CI. 
M.M.-U.M.  b.  13  Dec.  1894  ;  s.  of 
J,  H.  Dowden,  Lond. 

Address:   17  Netley  Street,   Paddington, 
Lend.,  W. 

DRUMMOND,  Edward  Charles  WiUiam 
Quinn.  1910-  .  CI.  P.lb-P.4b.  b. 
25  May  1905  ;  s,  of  Charles  Drum- 
mond,  W.S. 

Address  :   i6  Ravelston  Park,  Edin. 


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ELDER,  Hugh,  1910-  .  a.  P.lb-P.5. 
b.  26  Feb.  1905  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Hugh 
Elder, 

Address  :    33  Inverleith  Terrace,  Edin. 

FALCONER,  Colin  Logan,  1910-  .  CI. 
P.3-2b.  b.  21  July  1901  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
John  Falconer,  Port  House,  Suez, 
Egypt. 

Address  :   7  Learmonth  Place,  Edin. 

FERARD,  Richard  Lawrence,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.2-2b.  b.  16  Aug.  1902;  s.  of 
R.  H.  Ferard,  M.A.,  Rector  E.A. 

A  ddress  :  7  Forres  Street,  Edin. 

FERNS,  Henry  Arthur  Dalziel,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.2-2b.  b.  16  May  1901  ;  s.  of 
A.  E.  Ferns,  Solicitor,  Heaton  Chapel, 
Stockport. 

Address  :  c/o  Miss  Wilson,  8  Royal  Circus, 
Edin. 

FLEMING,  Patrick  Gifford,  1910-12. 
CI.  5a-U.M.  b.  25  Sept.  1894  ;  s.  of 
A.  D.  Fleming,  M.D.,  Kelso. 

In  Canada.    Address:  Abhey  Row,  Kelso. 

ERASER,  Charles  JamesStewart,  1910-  . 
CI.  4a-Army.  b.  6  Feb.  1896  ;  s,  of 
Sir  Andrew  H.  L.  Eraser,  K.C.S.I., 
LL.D.;  XI. 

Address  :  22  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

GIBSON,  Robert  Horsbrugh,  1910-13. 
CI.  3a-5b.  b.  3  April  1895 ;  s.  of 
R.  H.  Gibson. 

Address  :  Peaston  Bank,  Pencaitland. 

GIBSON,  Thomas,  1910-  .  CI.  2a-M.M. 
b.  17  Dec.  1897 ;  s.  of  W,  H.  Gibson. 

Address  :  Camptoun,  Drem. 

GORDON,  Douglas  John,  1910-  .  CI. 
la-4a.  b.  14  Sept.  1900  ;  .s.  of  Hon. 
Huntly  D.  Gordon,  Advocate. 

Address  :  3  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

GOWANS,  Alexander  Douglas  Stuart, 
1910-  .  C1.3a-.5a.  b.  29  Jan.  1896; 
s.  of  J.  Stuart  Gowans,  C.A. 

Address:   43  Polwarth  Terrace,  Edin. 

GRANT,  James  Monteith,  1910-     .     CI. 
P.la-la.     b.  19  Oct.  1903  ;  s.  of  J.  R. 
Grant,  S.S.C. 
Address  :    i  York  Road,  Trinity. 

GRAY,    David    Inglis    Wood,    1910-13. 
CI.   R.-4b.     b.   2   June   1897;    s.   of 
Alexander  Gray,  J.P.,  Port  Glasgow. 
Address:   Elm  worth,  Port  Glasgow. 


GREIG,  David  William  Lorimer  Miller, 
1910-  ,  C1.3a-5a.  b.  25  May  1897; 
s.  of  David  Greig. 

Address  :   Elderslic,  7  Cluny  Drive,  Edin. 

HALDEN,  Francis  George,  1910-11.  CI. 
P.4.  b.  12  Feb.  1899  ;  s.  of  G.  M. 
Halden,  C.E.,  Craigforth,  N.  Queens- 
ferry. 

HENDERSON,  Charles  William,  1910-     . 
CI.  P.2-lb.     b.  9  March  1902  ;    s.  of 
Thomas  Henderson,  W.S. 
Address  :   28  Braid  Crescent,  Edin. 

HUME,  Thomas  Gavin,  1910-  .  CI. 
P.lb-P.4b.  b.  5  June  1904 ;  s.  of 
A.  Hume,  Paymaster-in-Chief,  R.N. 

Address  :    10  Ecist  Fettes  Avenue,  Edin. 

JAMIESON,  John  Lennox,  1910-11  and 
1912-  .  CI.  P.la-P.5.  b.  30  March 
1904  ;  s.  of  A.  H.  M.  Jamieson,  Advo- 
cate. 

A  ddress :  27  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

JENKINS,  Charles  Alfred,  1910-  .  CI. 
2b-3a.  b.  14  July  1901  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
C.  J.  Jenkins. 

Address:   56  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

JOHNSON,  Christopher  George  Alex- 
ander Yate,  1910-  .  CI.  P.lb-P.4b. 
b.  16  Sept.  1903 ;  s.  of  J.  Yate  John- 
son, C.E. 

Address :    lo  Western  Terrace,   Murray- 
field,  Edin. 

JOHNSTONE,  AlistairThorbum,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.4-3b.  b.  13  Aug.  1901 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Robert  Johnstone. 

Address:    11  Abinger  Gardens,  Murray- 
field,  Edin. 

KEMP,  Stanley  Dawson,  1910-12.  CI. 
4b-5b.  b.  29  June  1895  ;  s.  of  John 
Kemp,  M.A.,  High  School,  Kelso. 

Address  :  Seabank,  North  Berwick. 

KENNEDY,  Thomas  Christian,  1910-  . 
CI.  4a-Army.  b.  7  Oct.  1896  ;  s.  of 
Pringle  Kennedy,  Advocate,  Mozuffer- 
pore,  Bengal ;  XV.,  XL ;  Sergt.  O.T.C. 

Address :    Scott   House,    Kinnear   Road, 
Edin. 

LAING,  Alan  Daniel  Mackinlay  Gordon, 
1910-     .     CI.  3a-Army.     b.   14  Jan. 
1898  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Laing. 
Address:  7  Carlton  Street,  Edin. 


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LAING,  George  Campbell,  1910-  .  CI. 
P.lb-P.4b.  b.  18  Oct.  1903;  s.  of 
Rev.  George  Laiiig,  F.R.S.E. 

Address:    17  Buckingham  Terrace,  Edih. 

LAMB.  George  Liston,  1910-  .  CI. 
P.lb-P.4b.  b.  .31  Oct.  1903  ;  s.  of 
Maj.  George  Lamb,  I.M.S. 

Address  :  31  Comely  Bank,  Edin. 

LAMONT,  Archibald  Alexander,  1910-11. 
CI.  P.O.  b.  21  Feb.  1900  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Archibald  Lamont,  B.D.,  17  Golden- 
acre  Terrace,  Edin. 

LAWSON,  Arthur  Cresswell,  1910-12. 
CI.  4b-3b.  b.  10  April  1896  ;  s.  of 
J.  Murray  Lawson,  S.S.C. 

Address  :    4  Tipperlinn  Road,  Edin. 

LINDSAY,  Arklie  Jenkinson,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.4b.  b.  27  March  1904  ; 
s.  of  Charles  C.  Lindsay. 

Address :     12    Netherby    Road,    Trinity, 
Edin. 

LINDSAY,  Bruce,  1910-     .     CI.  la-4a. 
b.   29  Jan.   1899  ;    s.   of  Thomas  J. 
Lindsay. 
Address:  Dalveen,  Blackball, Midlothian. 

LINDSAY,  Charles  Stuart,  1910-  .  CI. 
P.3-Rem.  b.  7  June  1900 ;  s.  of 
Charles  C.  Lindsay. 

Address :     12    Netherby    Road,    Trinity, 
Edin. 

LINDSAY,  James  Hastie,  1910-12.  CI. 
M.M.-U.M.  b.  5  Dec.  1894;  s.  of 
W.  H.  Lindsay,  Maines,  Chirnside, 
Berwickshire. 

LOTHIAN,  Montagu  Percy,  1910-13. 
CI.  3b-5b.  b.  5  Nov.  1894;  s.  of 
James  Lothian,  Campbeltown. 

Address  :   Rockwood,  Campbeltown. 

LYON,  Ranald  Malcolm  Murray,  1910-  , 
CI.  P.la-P.3.  b.  8  Aug.  1904  ;  s.  of 
T.  M.  Murray  Lyon,  M.D. 

Address  :   46  Palmerston  Place,  Edin. 

MACCALLUM,  Robert,  1910-12.  CI.  4b, 
5b.  b.  20  April  1894  ;  s.  of  J.  A, 
MacCallum,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  SoUcitor, 
Ayr. 

Address  :  34  Park  Circus,  Ayr. 

M'CANDLISH,  John  Edward  Chalmers, 
1910-12.  Cl.P.3-la.  b.  13  Oct.  1901 ; 
s.  of  E.  J.  M'Candlish,  W.S.,  9  S. 
Learmonth  Gardens,  Edin. 


MACF  Alt  LANE,  Alexander  Nairne, 
1910-  .  CI.  P.la-P.3.  b.  18  Feb. 
1903  ;   s.  of  Robert  P.  Macfarlane. 

Address:   16  Chester  Street,  Edin. 

M'GREGOR,  Duncan  Gerald,  1910-  . 
CI.  2a-5a.  b.  9  Nov.  1897;  s.  of 
Rev.  Dimcan  M'Gregor,  Min.  ot 
Torphins. 

Address  :  The  Manse,  Torphins,  Aberdeen. 

M'KELLAR,  John  Lees,  1910-11.  CI. 
U.M.  b.  23  April  1894;  s.  of 
W.  M'Kellar.  J.P.,  Maybole  ;  Mitchell 
Medal,  1911. 

Address:    Kincraig,  Maybole. 

MACKINLAY,Ian  James,  1910-18  (Dec). 
CI.  P.lb-P.4b.  b.  2  April  1903  ;  s.  of 
Charles  Mackinlay. 

Address  :   Belford  House,  4  Belford  Park, 
Edin. 

MACKINTOSH,  David  Forbes,  1910-12. 
CI.  la-2a.     b.  7  May  1900  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
H.    R.    Mackintosh,    D.D.,    Prof,    of 
Sj^stemat.  Theol.,  New  Coll.,  Edin. 
Address  :  81  Colinton  Road,  Edin. 

MACKINTOSH,  James  Asher,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.2-2a.  b,  23  Feb.  1903  ;  s.  of 
Prof.  James  Mackintosh,  K.C.,  Sheriff 
of  Ross,  Cromarty,  and  Sutherland. 

A  ddress  :  2  Drummond  Place,  Edin. 

MACLAREN,    Alastair   Claude    Russell, 
1910-     .     CI.  P.lb-P.4a.     b.  12  Sept. 
1905  ;  s.  of  J.  A.  Maclaren,  Advocate. 
Address  :  40  India  Street,  Edin. 

M'NAB,  Angus  Edward  RoUand,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.3-Rem.     b.  2  March  1902  ;   s.  of 

E.  Rolland  M'Nab,  S.S.C,  J.P. 

Address:     Marion  vale,    Blackball,    Mid- 
lothian. 

MARTIN,  Charles  Frederick,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.2-2a.     b.  31  March  1903  ;    s.  of 

F.  W.  Martin,  C.A. 

Address :    Barn  ton    Avenue,    Davidson's 
Mains,  Midlothian. 

MARTINE,  Theodore  Charles,  1910-  . 
CI.  lb-3a.  b.  15  March  1900;  s. 
of  W.  R.  Martine,  M.D.,  Weston, 
Haddington. 

Address  :    14  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

METCALFE,  William  Hopkins,  1910-12. 
CI.  5b-6.  b.  25  March  1895  ;  s.  of 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Hogge,  York. 

Address  :   Braeside,  Acomb  Road,  York. 


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MIDDLETON,  Louis  William  James, 
1910-1914.  (April).  CI.  Sb-U.M.  b. 
28  Jan.  1896;  s.  of  J.  Middleton, 
M.D.,  Peterhead. 

Med.  Student.    Address:  75  Queen  Street, 
Peterhead. 

MORISON,  Patrick,  1910-  .  CI.  P.3- 
Rem.  b,  6  Feb.  1902 ;  s.  of  Mrs. 
Morison,  28  Scotland  Street. 

Address  :    17  Brunswick  Street,  Edin. 

MUIR,    William   Edgar   Gray,    1910-     . 
CI.  P.la-la.     b.  25  Sept.  1902  ;   s.  of 
A.  Gray  Muir,  W.S. 
Address:   17  Grosvenor  Crescent,  Edin. 

MUNGALL,  Harold  Landale,  1910-12. 
CI.  M.M.-U.iM.  b.  7  Sept.  1894;  s. 
of  Henrv  Mungall,  20  Royal  Terrace, 
Edin. 

MUNRO,  Charles  Rowchfte,  1910-12. 
CI.  P.2-P.3.  b.  6  Nov.  1902  ;  s.  of 
Charles  J,  Munro,  C.A. 

Address :    Alderley,   5   Tipperlinn   Road, 
Edin. 

MURRAY,  Andrew  Cuthbert,  1910-13. 
CI.  P.la-P.4b.  b.  22  Jan.  1904  ;  s. 
of  Mrs.  Murray,  Whiterigg,  St.  Bos- 
wells. 

MURRAY,  John,  1910-12.  CI.  P.5-la. 
b.  7  Aug.  1901  ;  s.  of  Mre.  Murray, 
Whiterigg,  St.  Boswells. 

NICHOLSON,  Roderick  William,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.la-P.4a.  b.  24  March  1904; 
s.  of  Henry  Oliphant  Nicholson, 
M.D. 

Address  :   20  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

OFFICER,  Adrian  Charles,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.2-lb.  b.  11  April  1902  ;  s.  of 
J.  L.  Officer,  W.S. 

Address  :   29  India  Street,  Edin. 

PATERSON,    George    Philip,    1910-     . 
CI.  P.la-P.5.     b.  27  April  1904  ;   s.  of 
George  Paterson. 
Address  :  23  Barnton  Terrace,  Edin. 

PROPHIT,  WiUiam  James  Grierson, 
1910-13.  CI.  2b-3b.  b.  29  Aug.  1901 ; 
s.  of  W.  Craigie  Prophit. 

Address  :   193  Bruntsfield  Place,  Edin. 

PROVAN,   David,   1910-     .      CI.   P.lb- 
P.3.     b.  30  April  1905  ;  s.  of  David 
Provan. 
Address  :   11  Saxe-Coburg  Place,  Edin. 


PURVES,  William  George,  1910-  .  CI. 
P.lb-P.4a.  b.  3  March  1904  ;  s.  of 
William  Purves,  W.S. 

Address  :   33  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

RAMAGE,  Norman  Alexander  Walker, 
1910-  .  CI.  P.lb-P.4a.  b.  11  June 
1905 ;  s.  of  H.  Walker  Ramage,  L.D.S. 

Address :  76  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,     Ronald     Macdonald, 
1910-  .     CI.  lb-3b.     b.  11  Jan.  1899; 
s.  of  R.  Macdonald  Robertson,  M.D. 
Address  :   53  Bruntsfield  Place,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,     WiUiam     Alexander. 
1910-     .     CI.  lb-4b.     b.  6  Dec.  1899; 
s.  of  James  Robertson,  Towans,  Prest- 
wick,  Ayrshire. 
Address  :  30  In verleith  Place,  Edin. 

ROBSON,  William  Geoffrey  Arthur,  1910- 
11.  CI.  P.3.  b.  10  March  1902  ;  s, 
of  John  Robson,  Bryanston,  Prest- 
wick,  Ayrshire. 

RODGER,  Charles  Gordon,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.3-2a.  b.  2  Sept.  1902  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  Robert  G.  Rodger,  St.  Andrew's 
Manse,  Prestonkirk. 

Address  :  9  Clarendon  Crescent,  Edin. 

ROUGHEAD,  WiUiam  Nicol,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.4b.  b.  19  Sept.  1905  ;  s. 
of  WiUiam  Roughead,  W.S. 

Address  :   8  Oxford  Terrace,  Edin. 

STEPHEN,  Graham  Milne,  1910-     .     CI. 
P.5-2a.     b.  27  May  1901  ;    s.  of  Rev. 
William  Stephen,Min.  of  Inverkeithing. 
Address  :   The  Manse,  Inverkeithing. 

TERRY,  Frederick  John,  1910-  .  CI. 
P.2-lb.  b.  20  Jan.  1903  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
G.  F.  Terry,  F.S.A. 

Address  :   10  Learmonth  Terrace,  Edin. 

THIN,  Robert  Traquair,  1910-  .  CI. 
P.la-P.5.  b.  24  March  1904  ;  s.  of 
Dr.  Robert  Thin,  F.R.C.P.E. 

Address:   25  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  Henry  Douglas,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.5.  b.  24  Feb.  1905  ;  s,  of 
A.  Douglas  Thomson,  M.A.,  D.Lit., 
H.M.LS. 

Address :    50  Ormidale  Terrace,  Murray- 
field,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  Walter  Douglas,  1910-  . 
CI.  P.la-la.     b.  5  June  1903 ;    s.  of 


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A.  Douglas  Thomson,  M.A.,  D.Lit., 
H.M.I.S. 

Address  :    50  Ormidale  Terrace,  Murray- 
field,  Edin. 

TURNBULL,    John    Oswald,     1910-11 
(Dec).     CI.  4b,  5b.     b.  23  Sept.  1895  ; 
s.  of  John  Turnbull,  Kelso. 
Address:    Bellevue,  Kelso. 

URQUHART,  William,  1910-  .  CI. 
P.4-2a.  b.  20  Dec.  1901  ;  s.  of  Mrs. 
Urquhart,  Viewforth,  Inverkeithing. 

USHER,  Andrew  Balmer,  1910-  .  CI. 
P.4-3a.  b.  10  Feb.  1902;  s.  of 
T.  Leslie  Usher, 

Address  :  8  Whitehouse  Terrace,  Edin. 

WARREN,  John  Gunn,  1910-  .  CI. 
P.lb-P.3.  b.  27  July  1905 ;  s.  of 
Mrs.  Warren. 

Address:  40  Ann  Street,  Edin. 

WHITE,  Dudley  Stuart,  1910-  .  CI. 
P.la-lb.  b.  27  Nov.  1903 ;  s.  of 
William  White,  S.S.C. 

Address:     14   South   Inverleith   Avenue, 
Edin. 


WILTON,  George  Smith,  1910-  ,  CI. 
P.lb-P.4b.  b.  3  April  1905;  s.  of 
G.  W,  Wilton,  Advocate. 

Address :   18  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

WOOD,  Philip  Maxwell,  1910-12.  CI. 
P.2-P.4b.  b.  30  June  1903 ;  s.  of 
J.  Maxwell  Wood.  M.D.,  112  George 
Street,  Edin. 

WRIGHT,  Andrew  Alexander  Kemp, 
1910-  .  CI.  P.lb-P.4a.  b.  23  Sept. 
1903  ;  s.  of  A.  K.  Wright,  Sec.  Royal 
Bank  of  Scot. 

Address  :   34  Hermitage  Gardens,  Edin. 

WRIGHT,  James  Watt  Aitken,  1910-     . 
CI.  P.lb-P.4a.     b.  9  May  1905  ;   s.  of 
Thomas  A.  Wright,  Merchant,  Leith. 
Address  :    13  Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 

YORSTON,  James  Gifford,  1910-13.  CI. 
4b-6.  b.  16  April  1896  ;  s.  of  A.  G. 
Yorston  ;  Ferguson  Medal,  1913  ;  XV. 

Address  :   28  Mardale  Crescent,  Edin. 

YOUNG,  George  Michael,  1910-11.  CI. 
P.lb-P.la.  b.  28  May  1904  ;  s,  of 
Charles  Young,  W.S.,  Ayr. 


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AITKEN,  William  Archibald,  1911-  . 
CI.  lb-2b.  b.  29  Nov.  1901  ;  s.  of 
W,  R.  Aitken. 

Address  :  Hendon  Grange,  Sunderland. 

ALLAN,  John  Balfour,  1911-  .  CI. 
P.la-P.5.  b.  5  April  1904;  s.  of 
Alexander  Allan, 

Address :  Craigallan,  Primrose  Bank  Road, 
Trinity,  Edin. 

ANNAN,  WiUiam  Gillies,  1911-  .  CI. 
P.5-2a.  b.  12  July  1901  ;  s.  of 
William  Annan,  Banker,  Lanark, 

A  ddress :  Clydesdale  Bank  House,  Lanark. 

ARCHIBALD,  James  Douglas  Heu  de 
Bourck,  1911-  .  CI.  4b-5a.  b, 
25  Feb,  1896  ;  s.  of  R.  Archibald, 
Dollar. 

Address :   Springfield,  Dollar. 

ARMSTRONG,  Arthur  Silvanus,  1911-13. 
CI.  P.4b-P.4a.  b.  5  July  1903  ;  s.  of 
R.  C.  Armstrong. 

Address;   19  Crawfurd  Road,  Edin. 


BASTOW,  John  Everard,  1911-     .     CI. 
P,la-P.4b.     b.  28  March  1904  ;    s.  of 
Stephen  E.  Bastow. 
Address  :  6  York  Road,  Trinity,  Edin. 

BEGG,  John  Bernard  Anderson,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.2.  b.  20  July  1905  ;  s.  of 
J.  B.  Anderson  Begg. 

Address:   31  Saxe-Coburg  Place,  Edin. 

BROWN,    James    Scott,    1911-     .     CI. 
R.-3b.     b.    13    July    1900;     s.    of 
R.  Scott  Brown,  Advocate. 
Address:   5  Howard  Place,  Edin. 

BROWNLOW,  Henry  Guy,  1911-12. 
CI.  P.la.  b.  4  May  1904  ;  s.  of  Lt.- 
Col.  C,  W.  Brownlow,  R.G.A.,  11 
Russell  Place,  Trinity. 

BUCHAN,  Eric  M'Kinnon,  1911-  .  CI. 
P.2-la.  b,  15  Oct.  1903;  s.  of 
S.  Milne  Buchan. 

Address  :   38  Brighton  Place,  Portobello. 

BUCHER,  Robert  Dariing,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.3,  b.  21  Jan.  1905  ;  s.  of 
A.  M,  Bucher, 

Address :  34  Murrayfield  Avenue,  Edin. 


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CAIRD,  Francis  Mitchell,  1911-     ,     CI. 
P.la-P.4b.     b.    4   July   1904,-    s.    of 
Prof.  F.  M.  Caird,  F.R.C.S.E. 
Address:   13  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

CAIRNS,  James  Douglas,  1911-  .  CI. 
3b-5b.  b.  12  Aug.  1898  ;  s.  of  John 
Cairns,  D.C.S. 

Address  :   Braehead,  14  Hermitage  Drive, 
Edin. 

CAMERON,  Alfred,  1911-  .  CI.  P.lb- 
P.4b.  b.  11  July  1905  ;  s.  of  Duncan 
Cameron. 

Address  :   12  Clarendon  Crescent,  Edin. 

CAMERON,  Duncan  John,  1911-  .  CI. 
lb-3b.  b.  2  Sept.  1901  ;  s.  of  Duncan 
Cameron. 

Address  :    12  Clarendon  Crescent,  Edin. 

CAMERON,  Waverley  Blair,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.la-P.5.  b.  21  Aug.  1903  ;  s,  of 
Duncan  Cameron. 

Address  :   12  Clarendon  Crescent,  Edin. 

CARGILL,  Duncan  Campbell,  1911-13. 
CI.  5b-5a.  b.  8  June  1895;  s.  of 
William  CargiU,  S.S.C. 

Address  :    i5  Corrennie  Gardens,  Edin. 

COUSENS,  Charles  Hughes,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.4b-lb.  b.  26  Aug.  1903  ;  s.  of 
Capt.  R.  B.  Cousens,  R.F.A. 

Address  :   50  Blacket  Place,  Edin. 

COWAN,  Hugh  Wilfrid  Lewis,  1911-     . 
CI.  P.2-P.5.     b.  23  Oct.  1904  ;    s.  of 
Capt.  A.  G.  Cowan,  74th  Punjabis. 
Address  :   4  Gloucester  Place,  Edin. 

DAVIS,  Robert,  1911-13.     CI.  L.M.-M.xM. 

b.  3  Jan.  1898  ;   s.  of  Mrs.  Sanderson, 
Fembank,  Queenstown,  Co.  Cork. 


DOUGLAS,  John  George,  1911-     . 
3a-U.M.     b.    9    July    1897;     s. 
Abram  Douglas,  Dalkeith. 
A  ddress  :  Hazelbank  House,  Eskbank. 


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DOUGLAS,  Reginald  March,  1911-13. 
CI.  L.M.-M.M.  b.  1  March  1898  ;  s. 
of  David  Douglas,  Mang.  Dir.  Broad- 
ford  Works,  Aberdeen. 

Address  :    15  Queen's  Road,  Aberdeen. 

DUNLOP,  John,  1911-13.  CI.  P.la-P.3. 
b.  12  Nov.  1904;  s.  of  James  C. 
Dunlop,  M.D. 

Address:  33  Chester  Street,  Edin. 


FOSTER,    Alan    Dunlop,    1911-     .     CI. 
4b-Sp.     b.    26    April    1897;     s.    of 
Dunlop  Foster,  J. P.,   Annan  ;    XV. ; 
Gym.  VIII. 
Address  :   Heathfield,  Annan. 

ERASER,  Alastair  Garden,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.5-2b.  b.  2  June  1902  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  A.  G.  Eraser,  Trin.  Coll.,  Kandy, 
Ceylon. 

Address  :   18  Succoth  Avenue,  Murrayfield, 
Edin. 

FRASER,  Andrew  Robert  Bruce,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.2-P.5.  b.  16  Nov.  1903  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  A.  G.  Eraser,  Trin.  Coll.,  Kandy, 
Ceylon. 

Address  :   18  Succoth  Avenue,  Murrayfield, 
Edin. 

GIBB,  Francis  WiUiam,  1911-  .  CI. 
P.lb-P.4a.  b.  21  May  1904;  s.  of 
Francis  W.  Gibb. 

Address  :  7  Western  Terrace,  Murrayfield, 
Edin. 


GIBSON,     James     Ross,     1911-     . 
P.4b-2b.     b.    21    Jan.    1902;     s. 
Thomas  Gibson,  W.S.,  Falkirk. 

Address  :   Wallacerig,  Polmont  Station. 


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GIBSON, 

2b-3a. 
Gibson 

Address  :    12  Blackford  Avenue,  Edin. 


John    Edwin,     1911-13.     CI. 
b.  24  Jan.  1899  ;    s.  of  R.  R. 


GLASFURD,  Charles  Eric,  1911-12.  CI. 
P.4b.  b.  28  Nov.  1902  ;  s.  of  Capt. 
Duncan  Glasfurd,  A.  and  S.  Highs., 
A.D.C.  to  Gov.-Gen.  of  Australia. 

GOLDIE,  Arthur  Thomas,  1911-13.  CI. 
5b  -  5a.  b.  1  Dec.  1895 ;  s.  of 
J.  Goldie,  J. P.,  Airdrie. 

Address  :  Lily  bank,  Airdrie. 

GRAHAM,  Gordon  Ferguson,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.2.  b.  28  Sept.  1906  ;  s.  of 
D.  J.  Graham,  M.D. 

Address  :  2  Melville  Crescent,  Edin. 

GRAY,  Edward  Leadbetter,  1911-  . 
CI.  3b-U.M.  b.  13  Feb.  1897  ;  s.  of 
Edward  Gray. 

A  ddress  :    1 5  Pitt  Street,  Edin. 

GRAY,  William  Edrington,  1911-  . 
CI.  R.-M.M.  b.  11  Oct.  1898  ;  s.  of 
Edward  Gray. 

Address:    15  Pitt  Street,  Edin. 


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GllEGORY,  Thomas  Williamson,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.4b-R.  b.  3  June  1902  ;  s,  of 
Thomas  Gregory,  L.D.S. 

Address:    33   Duddingston  Park,  Porto- 
beUo. 

GROSE,  Daniel  Charles  Evans,  1911-12. 
CI.  P.4a.  b.  3  April  1903;  s.  of 
Maj.  D.  C.  E.  Grose,  H.Q.  Scott. 
Command,  22  North  Bridge. 

HAMILTON,  Zachary  Macaulay,  1911-  . 
CI,  P.4a-lb.  b.  19  June  1902  ;  s.  of 
Mrs.  Hamilton. 

Address  :    3  Craigcrook  Road,  Blackball, 
Midlothian. 

HANNAY,  Robert  Stewart  Erskine, 
1911-  .  C1.2b-8a.  b.  16  Aug.  1900 ; 
s.  of  R.  K.  Hannay. 

Address  :   14  Inverleith  Terrace,  Edin. 

HARDIE,  Robert  Stevenson,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.3-la.  b.  1  March  1904  ;  s.  of 
W.  Ross  Hardie,  Prof,  of  Humanity, 
Edin.  Univ. 

Address  :   4  Chalmers  Crescent,  Edin. 

HARDIE,  William  Francis  Ross,  1911-     . 
CI.  P.5-2a.     b.  25  April  1902  ;    s.  of 
W.  Ross  Hardie,  Prof,  of  Humanity, 
Edin  Univ. 
Address  :   4  Chalmers  Crescent,  Edin. 

HENDERSON,  Thomas  Robert,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.3.  b.  21  May  1904  ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Henderson,  W.S. 

Address  :  28  Braid  Crescent,  Edin. 

HUNTER,  Douglas  Stevenson,  1911-12. 
CI.  L.M.  b.  17  July  1895  ;  s.  of  Mrs. 
Hunter,  58  Grange  Loan,  Edin. 

LAWTHER,  James  Murphy,  1911-12. 
CI.  2a.  b.  26  Jan.  1898  ;  s.  of  Dr. 
J.  R.  Lawther,  2  Scarcroft  Road, 
York. 

LINDSAY,  William  Hubble,  1911-  . 
CI.  4a-6.  b.  19  July  1896;  s.  of 
W.  H.  Lindsay,  Maines,  Chimside, 
Berwickshire. 

LOOS,  Frederick  Ian  Leslie,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.3.  b.  6  Feb.  1905  ;  s.  of 
A.  E.  Loos,  5  St.  Vincent  Street,  Edin. 

M'EWAN,  William  Steven,  1911-     .     CI. 
lb-2b.     b.  12  Aug.  1901  ;   s.  of  W.  C. 
M'Ewan,  M.D.,  Prestonpans. 
Address  :   Walford,  Prestonpans. 


MACGREGOR,  Claude  William,  1911-  . 
C1.3b-Army.  b.  8  Nov.  1897  ;  W.  Y. 
Macgregor,  A.R.S.A.,  R.S.W.  (Guar- 
dian). 

Address  :  Albyn  Lodge,  Bridge  o£  Allan. 

M'KELLAR,  William  Thomson,  1911-  . 
CI.  L.M.-U.M.  b.  4  March  1897  ;  s. 
of  W.  M'Kellar,  J.P.,  Maybole ;  Gym. 
VIII. 

Address  :   Kincraig,  Maybole. 

MACKENZIE,  Murdo,  1911-12.  CI.  5b. 
b.  8  Feb.  1895  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Murdo 
Mackenzie,  Free  North  Ch.,  Inverness. 

Address  :   Lanric,  Canonbie  Road,  Forest 
Hill,  Lond.,  S.E. 

MACKINTOSH,  Charles  Gulland,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.3.  b.  28  Jan.  1904  ;  s.  of 
Archibald  Mackintosh,  M.B.,  CM. 

Address :     Lochleven   Lodge,    50   Trinity 
Road,  Edin. 

M'LAREN,  James,  1911-  .  CI.  L.M.- 
U.M.  b.  28  Oct.  1895  ;  s.  of  Duncan 
M'Laren,  Comton,  Stirling ;  XL,  XV. ; 
Lance-Corp.  O.T.C. ;  Gym.  VIII. 

M'LAREN,  William  Somerville,  1911-  . 
CI.  R.-L.M.  b.  2  Aug.  1898;  s.  of 
Duncan  M'Laren,  Cornton,  Stirling. 

M'LARTY,  Malcolm  Ronald,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.2.  b.  16  May  1905  ;  s.  of 
Malcolm  M'Larty,  M.B.,  CM. 

Address  :    23  Abercromby  Place,  Edin. 

M'LELLAN,  Archibald,  1911-  .  CI.  R.- 
3b.  b.  12  Feb.  1900  ;  s.  of  Dugald 
M'Lellan,  M.I.C.E. 

Address  :    42  Ormidale  Terrace,  Murray- 
field,  Edin. 

M'MILLAN,   Francis   Andrew,   1911-     . 
CI.  P.4a-R.     b.  9  Aug.  1901  ;    s.  of 
A.  M'Millan,  Banker,  Kirkcaldy. 
Address  :  Bank  of  Scot.  House,  Kirkcaldy. 

M'NEIL,  Menzies,  1911-  .  CI.  P.3-la. 
b.  20  May  1902  ;  s.  of  Allan  M'Neil, 
S.S.C,  Lecturer  on  Banking,  Edin. 
Univ. 

Address  :  3  Hermitage  Drive,  Edin. 

MAITLAND,  David  Randolph,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.4a-R.  b.  13  Jan.  1902  ;  s.  of 
F.  Lewis  Maitland,  Lindores,  New- 
burgh,  Fife. 

Address  :    18  Inverleith  Gardens,  Edin. 

MALCOLM,  George  Alexander  James, 
1911-18.     CI.    P.4b-la.     b.    18    Dec. 


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1900  ;  s.  of  George  Malcolm,  Banker, 
Lasswade. 

Address  :   Bank  of  Scot.  House,  Lasswade. 

MANSON,  Ronald  George,  1911-  .  CI. 
P.2-P.5.  b.  2  April  1905  ;  s.  of  W.  G. 
Manson,  W.S. 

Address  :    15  India  Street,  Edin. 

MARSHALL,  James  Norman  Hamilton, 
1911-  .  CI.  P.4b-Rem.  b.  16  Nov. 
1901 ;  s.  of  Maj.  D.  G.  Marshall,  I.M.S. 

Address  :   25  Buckingham  Terrace,  Edin. 

MARTIN,  John  Miller,  1911-  .  CI. 
P.lb-P.4a.  b.  15  Oct.  1904;  s.  of 
Rev.  John  Martin. 

Address  :   34  Inverleith  Terrace,  Edin. 

MATHIESON.ArchibaldDonaldDuncan, 
1911-  .  CI.  P.lb-P.2.  b.  18  Dec. 
1905  ;   s.  of  Donald  M.  Mathieson. 

Address  :    7  India  Street,  Edin. 

MILLER,    James    Cyril   King,    1911-     . 
CI.  P.3-la.     b.  13  June  1903  ;    s.  of 
James  Duncan  Miller,  Port  of  Spain, 
Trinidad. 
A  ddress  :  4  Dundonald  Street,  Edin. 

MOUAT,  Alastair,  1911-  .  CI.  P.lb- 
P.4b.  b.  23  Sept.  1904  ;  s.  of  David 
Louden  Mouat. 

Address  :    15  Claremont  Road,  Leith. 

MUIR,  William  Anderson,  1911-     .     CI. 
Ib-L.M.     b.    20    July    1899 ;     s.    of 
T,  B.  Muir,  Sao  Paulo,  Brazil. 
Address:  Haystoun,  Peebles. 

NICHOLSON,  Douglas  Nairn,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.la-P.5.  b.  26  Sept.  1902  ;  s.  of 
Henry  Oliphant  Nicholson,  M.D. 

Address  :   20  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

NICOL,  David,  1911-  .  CI.  4b-5a.  b. 
12  May  1897;  s.  of  W.  S.  Nicol,  F.F.A., 
Grahamville,  Bridge  of  Allan  ;  Mit- 
chell Medal,  1913. 

OFFICER,  William  James,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.2-lb.  b.  24  Aug.  1903  ;  s.  of 
J.  L.  Officer,  W.S. 

Address :  29  India  Street,  Edin. 

OSWALD,  George  Alexander,  1911-1914 
(April).     CI.  L.M.-M.M.     b.  26   Oct. 
1895  ;    s.  of  G.  S.  W.  Oswald,  Wark 
Common,  Coldstream. 
Grain  merchant's  office,  Leith. 

OSWALD,  Robert  Noel,  1911-  .  CI. 
P.la-P.4b.     b.  25  Dec.   1903;    s.  of 


Mrs.    Oswald,    16    Esslemont    Road, 
Edin. 

OWEN,  TegwiU  Hart,  1911-13.  CI.  L.M. 
b.  21  July  1896  ;  s.  of  E.  Tegid  Owen, 

Cerrig-y-Druidion,  N.  Wales. 

PATTULLO,     CoHn    Arthur,     1911-     . 
CI.  P.lb-P.3.     b.  22  Nov.  1904  ;   s.  of 
J.  A.  Pattullo,  S.S.C. 
Address:   16  Grosvenor  Street,  Edin. 

PENTLAND,  David  Sim  White,  1911-  . 
CI.  lb-3a.  b.  20  Nov.  1900  ;  s.  of 
David  W.  Pentland. 

Address  :   36  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

RAYMOND,  Eric  Noel  Lowson,  1911-13. 
Cl.M.M.  b.  9  Oct.  1896;  s.  of  George 
Raymond,  Corfu,  Greece. 

Address  :   3  Saxe-Coburg  Place,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  Alister  Marchbank. 
1911-  .  CI.  4b-Army.  b.  15  Jan. 
1897 ;  s.  of  R.  Robertson,  M.D.,  St. 
Catherine's  House,  Ventnor. 

ROBERTSON,  Hamish  Gordon  Grant, 
1911-12.  CI.  P.la.  b.  16  March 
1905  ;  s.  of  John  H.  Robertson,  India. 

SIBBALD,  Edward  Ramsay,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.4a-lb.  b.  18  June  1902  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  D.  J.  Ramsay  Sibbald,  M.V.O., 
B.D. 

Address  :    The  Manse,  Crathie,  Aberdeen- 
shire. 

SIBBALD,  Ramsay,  1911-  .  CI.  R.-2b. 
b.  21  April  1899  ;  s.  of  Rev.  D.  J. 
Ramsay  Sibbald,  M.V.O.,  B.D. 

Address:    The  Manse,  Crathie,  Aberdeen- 
shire. 

SMALL,  Gordon  Edward,  1911-  .  CI. 
P.4b-R.  b,  1  Aug.  1901  ;  s.  of  David 
A.  Small. 

Address:   40  Granby  Road,  Edin. 

SMITH,  George  Whyte  Melville,  1911-  , 
CI.  P.la-P.4b.  b.  27  Feb.  1905  ;  s.  of 
Hariy  W.  Smith,  W.S. 

Address  :   Dunearn,  5  Oswald  Road,  Edin. 

SMITH,  Stewart  Alexander  Stephen, 
1911-13  (Dec).  CI.  P.3-P.5.  b.  27 
Oct.  1901  ;  s.  of  Stephen  Smith, 
B.Sc,  12  Murrayfield  Avenue,  Edin. 

SOMERVILLE,  Henry  Munro,  1911-  . 
CI.  3a-5b.  b.  29  June  1898  ;  s.  of 
Mrs.  Somerville,  27  Colinton  Road, 
Edin. 


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STANDRING,  Frederick  John,  1911-  . 
CI.  3a-5b.  b.  3  March  1897  ;  s.  of 
Mrs.  Standring,  20  Albion  Road, 
Scarborough. 

Address  :  58  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

STENHOUSE,  George,  1911-    .  Cl.P.lb- 
P.3.     b.   19    Oct.  1905  ;    s.  of   Alex- 
ander S.  Stenhouse. 
Address  :   13  Carlton  Terrace,  Edin. 

STEVENSON,  William  George,  1911-1914 
(April).  CI.  L.M.-U.M.  b.  31  Aug. 
1896 ;  s.  of  J.  R.  Stevenson,  Solicitor, 
Dunfermline. 

Address :  Southwood,  Dunfermline. 

STRACHAN,IanGrahamGibson,1911-    . 
CI.  2a-4a.    b.  27  Oct.  1900  ;  s.  of  J.  G. 
Strachan,  Solicitor,  Elgin. 
Address :  West  View,  Rose  Avenue,  Elgin. 

THYNE,  Kenward  John,  1911-13.  CI. 
8a-4a.  b.  22  Feb.  1899;  T.  J. 
Thyne,  M.B.,  CM.,  16  Randolph 
Crescent  (Guardian). 

URQUHART,  William  Taylor  Gordon, 
1911-  .  CI.  P.lb-P.2.  b.  22  May 
1906  ;   s.  of  W.  T.  Urquhart. 

Address  :   32  Royal  Terrace,  Edin. 


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USHER,  Francis  George,  1911-     . 
P.4b-la.     b.    1    Dec.    1903;     s. 
T.  Leslie  Usher. 

Address  :   8  Whitehouse  Terrace,  Edin. 

WALDIE,  Sydney  Blackwood,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.3-la.  b.  10  May  1901 ;  s.  of 
James  P.  Waldie. 

Address  :   i  Abinger  Gardens,  Murrayfield, 
Edin. 


WATERSTON,  George  Chychelo,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.2-P.4a.  b.  20  May  1904  ;  s.  of 
Mrs.  J.  N.  Henderson. 

Address:   262  Ferry  Road,  Leith. 

WATHERSTON,  John  Robert,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.2-lb.  b.  4  July  1903;  s.  of 
John  Watherston. 

Address  :  8  Wester  Coates  Gardens,  Edin. 

WATT,  William,  1911-  .  CI.  P.4b-2b. 
b.  4  Dec.  1902  ;  s.  of  James  Watt, 
W.S.,  F.F.A. 

Address:   24  Rothesay  Terrace,  Edin. 

WHITE,  Douglas  Craig,  1911-  .  CI. 
P.4b-R.  b.  19  Aug.  1901;  s.  of  John 
White,  Abingdon  Lodge,  Cramond. 

WHITSON,  Harry  Hector  Adie,  1911-13. 
CI.  P.4b-P.4a.  b.  7  April  1903  ;  s.  of 
T.  B.  Whitson,  C.A. 

A  ddress  :    3  Blinkbonny  Crescent,  Craig- 
leith,  Midlothian. 

^VHITSON,  Thomas  William  Malcolm, 
1911-12.  CI.  P.2.  b.  3  Sept.  1904  ; 
s.  of  T.  B.  Whitson,  C.A. 

Address  :    3  Blinkbonny  Crescent,  Craig- 
leith,  Midlothian. 

WILSON,  Thomas  Forbes  Sackville, 
1911-  .  C1.P.2-P.5.  b.  26  July  1904  ; 
s.  of  Archibald  Wilson,  A.M.I.E.E. 

Address  :    14  Garscube  Terrace,  Murray- 
field,  Edin. 

WYATT,  Digby,  1911-     .     CI.  P.2-P.5. 
•      b.  20  Feb.   1904  ;    s.  of  Mrs.  H.  F. 
Wyatt. 
Address  :   56  India  Street,  Edin. 

YOOLL,  Norman  James  Graham,  1911-  . 
CI.  P.5-R.  b.  1  Aug.  1902  ;  s.  of 
F.  R.  Graham  YooU. 

Address  :   27  York  Road,  Trinity,  Edin. 


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ALEXANDER,  James  TurnbuU,  1912-  . 
CI.  R.-2b.  b.  80  May  1899  ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Alexander,  Dunfermline. 

Address  :  Balmule,  Dunfermline. 

ANDERSON,  Robert  Norman  Mackenzie, 
1912-  .  CI.  P.la-P.3.  b.  21  July 
1904  ;   s.  of  James  A.  Anderson. 

Address  :   5  Cluny  Avenue,  Edin. 

BALLANTYNE,  Charles  Kenneth  Nor- 
man,   1912-     .     CI.    P.3-P.4b.     b.    1 


Dec.  1903  ;    s.  of  H.  Norman  Ballan- 
tyne,  J.P.,  Caerlee,  Innerleithen. 

Address  :  g  Carlton  Terrace,  Edin. 

BARBOUR,  Robert  Freeland,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.4b-P.5.  b.  27  March  1904  ;  s. 
of  A.  H.  F.  Barbour,  M.D.,  Lecturer 
on  Gynaecol.,  Edin  Univ. 

Address  :   4  Charlotte  Square,  Edin. 

BARR,  Thomas  Bonner,  Jan.-April  1913. 
CI.  2a.  b.  3  Dec.  1899  ;  s.  of  Robert 
Barr,  Ncwpark,  West  Calder. 


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BASTOW,    Charles    Geoffrey,     1913-     . 
CI.   P.la-P.2.     b.   June   1905 ;    s.   of 
Stephen  E.  Bastow. 
Address:  6  York  Road,  Trinity,  Edin. 

BEGG,    Patrick    Hunter,    1912-     ,     CI. 
3b-4b.     b.  28  Dec.  1898  ;   s.  of  Peter 
Begg. 
A  ddress :  Dunrona,  Hermitage  Drive,  Edin . 

BEST,  William,  1912-  .  CI.  P.la-P.2, 
b.  29  April  1905  ;  s.  of  John  Best. 

Address  :   i8  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

BORTHWICK,  John  Henry  Stuart.  April 
1913-  .  CI.  P.lb.  b.  13  Sept.  1905  ; 
s.  of  Henry  Borthwick,  Crookston 
House,  Heriot. 

Address  :   46  George  Square,  Edin. 

BOWIE,  John  William,  April  1913-  . 
CI.  4b-5b.  b.  12  April  1897;  s.  of 
John  Lyall  Bowie,  J.P.,  Sol.,  Perth. 

Address  :   5  St.  Leonard's  Park,  Perth. 

BOWIE,  William  Cunningham,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.2-P.3.  b.  30  March  1905  ;  s.  of 
William  Bowie. 

Address  :    Granton  Villa,  Granton  Road, 
Edin. 

BUCHANAN,  Laurence  Alexander  Cock- 
bum,  1912-  .  CI.  P.5-la.  b.  23 
June  1903  ;  s.  of  Rev.  Alexander  C. 
Buchanan. 

Address  :   21  Montagu  Terrace,  Edin. 

BUCHER,  Francis  Moore,  1912-  ,  CI. 
P.lb-P.la.  b.  23  July  1906;  s.  of 
A.  M.  Bucher. 

Address:  34  Murrayfield  Avenue,  Edin. 

CAIRNS,  Thomas  Crawford,  1912-  . 
CI.  2b-3b.  b.  3  Dec.  1900 ;  s.  of  John 
Cairns,  D.C.S. 

Address  :   Braehead,  14  Hermitage  Drive, 
Edin. 

CAMERON,  Ian  Gilmour,  1912-  .  CI. 
4b-5b.  b.  23  Sept.  1897  ;  s.  of  James 
Cameron,  M.D.,  Loanhead;  XV. 

Address  :  The  Fountain,  Loanhead. 

CHAFFEY,  Norman  Francis  Tannahill, 
1912-     .     CI.  P.lb-P.la.     b.  20  Aug. 
1906  ;   s.  of  F.  Clyde  Chaff ey. 
Address  :   41  Ladysmith  Road,  Edin. 

CHIENE,  John,  1913-  .  CI.  P.4b-P.5. 
b.  2  Jan.  1904 ;  s.  of  George  L. 
Chiene,  Lecturer  on  Surg.,  New  Sch., 
Edin. 

Address  :  23  Alva  Street,  Edin. 


CHISIIOLM,  John  Taylor,  1912-  .  CI. 
P.lb-P.la.  b.  11  April  1906  ;  s.  of 
Edward  A.  Chisholm. 

Address  :  42  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

CLARK,  John  Maurice,  1912-  .  CI. 
P.4b-P.5.  b.  7  Nov.  1903;  s.  of 
Sir  John  M.  Clark,  Bart. 

Address  :   17  Rothesay  Terrace,  Edin. 

CLUNIE,  George  Mackenzie,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.la-P.3.  b.  16  June  1904  ;  s.  of 
G.  T.  Clunie,  C.A. 

Address  :  58  Murrayfield  Gardens,  Edin. 

COOKE,  G  eorge  Samuel  Preston,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.la-P.3.  b,  6  Jan.  1906  ;  s.  of 
Arthur  O.  Cooke. 

Address  :  38  Dublin  Street,  Edin. 

CORRIE,  Harry,  1912-     .     CI.  Ib-Rem. 
b.  15  March  1902  ;  s.  of  Henry  Corrie, 
Glen,  Gatehouse  of  Fleet. 
Address  :   115  Henderson  Row,  Edin. 

CRAWFORD,  John  Aikman,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.2.  b.  24  Nov.  1906  ;  s.  of 
Harry  G.  Crawford. 

Address  :  5  Wemyss  Place,  Edin. 

CRAAVFORD,  Ronald,  1912-     ,     CI.  P.3- 
P.4b.     b.  14  July  1903  ;  s.  of  WilHam 
CraAvford. 
Address:  Redwood,  Spylaw  Road,  Edin. 

CRICHTON,  Hugh  Macfarlane,  1912-     . 
CI.  L.M.-M.M.     b.  21  May  1897;    s. 
of  A.  H.  Crichton,  Linlithgow. 
Address  :  Castle  Park,  Linlithgow. 

CUNNINGHAM,  William  Loudon, 
1912-  .  CI.  P.4b-P.5.  b.  2  May 
1903  ;  s.  of  T.  M.  Cunningham. 

Address  :   3  Eildon  Street,  Edin. 

DICKSON,  Ian  Anderson,  1913-  ,  CI. 
P.la-P.3.  b.  21  June  1905  ;  s.  of 
R.  A.  Dickson,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S. 

Address  :   15  Murrayfield  Avenue,  Edin. 

DOBBIE,  Joseph  Hume  Leslie,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.5-lb.  b.  30  April  1902  ;  s,  of 
Joseph  Dobbie,  S.S.C, 

Address  :   9  Lennox  Row,  Trinity,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  George,  1912-1914  (April).  CI. 
2a-3a.  b.  22  Oct.  1899  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
Douglas. 

Sedbergh.  Address:  39  Lauder  Road,  Edin. 


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DRYBROUGH,  Andrew,  1912-  .  CI. 
P.3b-P.4b.  b.  14  Jan.  1904  ;  s.  of 
Thomas  Drj'brough. 

Address  :    14  Kingsburgh  Road,  Murray- 
field,  Edin. 

DRYBROUGH,  James  Alexander  Robert- 
son, 1912-  .  CI.  P.3-P.4b.  b.  19 
April  1905  ;  s.  of  Thomas  Drybrough. 

Address  :    14  Kingsburgh  Road,  Murray- 
field,  Edin. 

DRYBURGH,  Douglas  James  Wather- 
ston,  1918-  .  a.  P.lb-P.la.  b.  17 
Jan.  1907 ;  s.  of  Andrew  R.  Dryburgh. 

Address  :  7  Wester  Coates  Gardens,  Edin. 

DRYBURGH,  Neil  Ged,  1912-  .  CI. 
P.3-P.4a.  b.  15  Sept.  1903;  s.  of 
Andrew  R.  Dryburgh. 

Address  :  7  Wester  Coates  Gardens,  Edin. 

DUNNETT,   George   Sangster,   1912-     . 
CI.  P.lb-P.2.     b.  12  May  1907  ;   s.  oi 
J.  M.  Dunnett,  I.C.S.,  Punjab. 
Address  :  4  E.  Fettes  Avenue,  Edin. 

FAIRBAIRN,  David  Cairns,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.la.  b.  7  March  1907; 
s.  of  James  Fairbaim,  jun. 

Address  :  Cairn  O'Mount,  Succoth  Avenue, 
Murrayfield,  Edin. 

FAIRBAIRN,  James  Lawson,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.la-P.3.  b.  7  Feb.  1905  ;  s.  of 
James  Fairbaim,  jun. 

Address  :  Cairn  O'Mount,  Succoth  Avenue, 
Murrayfield,  Edin. 

FALCONER,  John  Forrest,  1918-  . 
CI.  3a-4a.  b.  20  Jan.  1899  ;  s.  of 
Capt.  John  Falconer,  Port  House, 
Suez,  Egypt. 

Address  :  7  Learmonth  Place,  Edin. 

FOOT,  David  Victor,  1912-  .  CI.  L.M.- 
M.M.  b.  8  May  1897  ;  s.  of  James 
F.  Foot. 

Address  :  Graemesdyke,  Bo'ness. 

FOWLER,  George  Gordon,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.3-P.4a.  b.  31  Aug.  1904  ;  s.  of 
Dr.  Gordon  Fowler,  Iquique,  Chile. 

Address :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 


GIBBONS,  Thomas,  1912-13.  CI.  2b. 
b.  25  Feb.  1900  ;  s.  of  W.  G.  Gibbons, 
12  Russell  Place,  Trinity,  Edin. 

GIBSON,  WiUiam  Ross,  1912-13.     CI.  lb. 
b.  7  April  1902  ;  s.  of  R.  R.  Gibson. 
Address  :   i2  Blackford  Avenue,  Edin. 

GOODALL,   Alexander   Charles   Durell, 
1912-     .     CI.    P.la-P.2.     b.    20    Oct. 
1905  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Goodall,  M.D. 
Address  :    14  Walker  Street,  Edin. 

GORDON,  John  Ogilvie,  1912-13.  CI.  3a. 
b.  2  Jan.  1899  ;  s.  of  John  Gordon, 
M.D.,  1  Rubislaw  Terrace,  Aberdeen. 

GORDON,  Stratheani,  1912-  .  CI.  la- 
2a.  b.  3  Sept.  1902 ;  s.  of  Hon. 
Huntly  D.  Gordon,  Advocate. 

Address  :   3  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

GREENE,  Arnold  James,  1912-13  (Dec). 
CI.  P.la-P.3.  b.  June  1904;  s.  of 
A.  J.  Greene,  M.D.,  Victoria  Buildings, 
King  Street,  Wigan. 

HAMILTON,  William  Robert,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.la-P.3.  b.  1  Dec.  1905  ;  s.  of 
Mrs.  Hamilton. 

Address  :  3  Craigcrook  Road,  Blackhall. 

HARRINGTON,  Willoughby  Carroll, 
May  1913-  .  CI.  P.5-la.  b.  18  Feb. 
1902  ;  s.  of  Herbert  E.  Harrington, 
Bombay. 

HERD,  George  Grosvenor,  1912-  .  CI. 
3b-4b.  b.  18  May  1898  ;  s.  of  Peter 
Herd,  Kirkcaldy. 

Address:  Whytebank,  Kirkcaldy. 

HETHERINGTON,     Arthur     Clement, 
1912-     .     CI.  2a-3a.     b.  4  Feb.  1901  ; 
s.  of  T.  C.  Hetherington. 
Address  :   St.  Kitt's,  Slateford. 

HETHERINGTON,  William  Maxwell, 
1912-  .  C1.3a-4a.  b.  28  Nov.  1898  ; 
s.  of  T.  C.  Hetherington. 

Address:  St.  Kitt's,  Slateford. 

HOGBEN,  William,  1912-  .  CI.  P.3- 
P.4a.  b.  1  March  1904  ;  s.  of  John 
Hogben. 

Address  :   9  Duddingston  Crescent,  Porto- 
bello. 


GIBBONS, 
CI.  L.M. 

Gibbons, 
Edin. 


George  Stephen,  1912-13. 
b.  31  Dec.  1898  ;  s.  of  W.  G. 
12  Russell  Place,   Trinity, 


JAMES,  Douglas  Hood,  1918-  .  CI.  P.lb. 
b.  27  June  1907;  s.  of  R.  Hood 
James,  S.S.C. 

Address  :  25  Inverleith  Terrace,  Edin. 


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JOHNSTON,      Christopher     Maxwell, 
1912-  .  CI.  P.2-P.4b.  b.  18  Feb.  1905  ; 
s.  of  Christopher  N.  Johnston,  K.C. 
Address  :   4  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

JOHNSTONE,  Robert  Lawrence,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.2-P.4a.  b.  6  Sept.  1905  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  Robert;  Johnstone. 

Address:     11   Abinger  Gardens,   Murray- 
field,  Edin. 

LANDALE,  David  Nelson,  1912-     .     CI. 
R.-2b.     b.  16  Dec.  1900  ;   s.  of  David 
Landale,  Gowrie  House,  Kirkcaldy. 
Address  :  26  Eyre  Crescent,  Edin. 

LATTA,  Alexander  John,  1912-  .  CI. 
P.lb-P.2.     b.  9  July  1906;  s.  ofH.D. 

Latta,  Banker. 

Address  :   7  Denham  Green  Place,  Edin. 

LAURIE,  Kenneth  Somerville,  1912-  . 
CI.  3a-4a.  b.  30  Sept.  1899  ;  s.  of 
Malcolm  Laurie,  D.Sc. 

Address  :   19  Merchiston  Park,  Edin. 

LAWSON,  William  Rawson,  1918-  . 
CI.  2a-3b.  b.  23  Feb.  1900;  s.  of 
J.  Murray  Lawson,  S.S.C. 

Address:   4  Tipperlinn  Road,  Edin. 

LEES,  John  Bowe,  1912-     .     CI.  R.-2b. 
b.  30  Aug.  1901  ;   s.  of  John  Lees. 
Address  :   9  West  Claremont  Street,  Edin. 

MACALTLAY,  George  James  Ronaldson, 
1912-     .     CI.  3a-5a.     b.  3  Oct.  1898  ; 
s.  of  Re\'.  George  Macaulay,  M.A. 
Address  :   Pilrig  Manse,  Edin. 

M'CAA,  James  Ireland,  1912-1914  (April). 
CI.  5b-U.M.  b.  23  March  1896  ;  s.  of 
Matthew  M'Caa,  Craigencor,  Girvan. 

Edin.  Univ.,  Med.  Student.  Address: 
(Craigencor,  Girvan),  6  Grosvenor  Gardens, 
Edin. 

M'CONNELL,  David  Amot  WilUamson, 
1912-  .  Cl.R.-2b.  b.  9  Sept.  1900  ; 
s.  of  Mrs.  M'Connell,  Lynwood,  New- 
ton Stewart. 

Address:  Mackenzie  House,  Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 

MACDONALD,  Ronald  Annandale, 
1912-  .  CI.  3b-4b.  b.  23  May  1899  ; 
s.  of  Alexis  Macdonald. 

Address  :  69  Merchiston  Crescent,  Edin. 


MACKIE,  Richard  James,  1912- 
P.lb-P.2.     b.   30   Nov.    1905 ; 
George  W.  Mackie. 

Address:    Kilgour,  Trinity,  Edin. 


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MACMILLAN,     Donald    MacLachlan, 

1912-  .  CI.  4b-5a.  b.  6  Oct.  1898  ; 
s.  of  R.  D.  Macmillan,  Craigmore, 
Bute,  Proc.  Fis.  of  Buteshire. 

Address  :    Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road, 
Edin. 

MACMILLAN,  William  Robert  Duncan, 

1913-  .  CI.  Ib-Rem.  b.  25  May 
1901  ;  s.  of  R.  D.  Macmillan,  Craig- 
more, Bute,  Proc.  Fis.  of  Buteshire. 

Address :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 

MACNAUGHTON,  Ronald  Grant,  1912- 
13.  CI.  U.M.  b.  6  June  1895  ;  s.  of 
Alister  Macnaughton,  Craigard,  Pit- 
lochry. 

MACPHAIL,  Hugh  Charies,  1913-  . 
CI.  P.la-P.2.  b.  3  Julv  1905  ;  s.  of 
J.  R.  N.  Macphail,  K.C.' 

Address  :    17  Royal  Circus,  Edin. 

MACTAGGART,   Charles,    1912-     .     CI. 

3a-4a.     b.  24  July  1898  ;    s.  of  J.  N. 

Mactaggart,  Ardbeg,  Campbeltown. 

Address  :    Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road, 
Edin. 

MACTAGGART,  James  William  Alex- 
ander, 1912-  .  CI.  R.  b.  5  Dec. 
1900  ;  s.  of  R.  L.  Mactaggart,  Ingle- 
side,  Hawick. 

Address :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 

MARSHALL,  Robert  Ian,  1912-  .  CI. 
3a-4a.  b.  2  July  1899  ;  s.  of  David 
Marshall. 

Address:  Restenneth,Colinton,  Midlothian. 

MARSHALL,  Robert  Waddell,  1912-  . 
CI,  4b-5b.  b.  12  March  1897;  s, 
of  J.  Marshall,  Sol.,  Craigdarroch, 
Bo'ness. 

Address:    Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road, 
Edin. 

MARWICK,  David  Kenmure,  1913-  . 
CI.  P.la-P.2.  b.  1  Sept.  1905  ;  s.  of 
David  W.  Marwick,  W.S. 

Address :  39  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

MATHIESON,  Robert  Duncan,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.la.  b.  24  March  1907; 
s.  of  D.  M.  Mathieson. 

Address  :   7  India  Street,  Edin. 

MAXWELL,  Vernon  Stevenson,  1913-     . 
CI.  P.2-P.4a.     b.  26  Aug.  1904  ;    s.  of 
W.    G.    Maxwell,    Brit.    Adviser    to 
Kedah  Govt.,  Malay  States. 
Address:  22  Ainslie  Place,  Edin. 


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MITCHELL,  David  Motherwell,  1912-  . 
CI.  R.-2b.  b.  27  Aug.  1901  ;  s.  of 
M.  R.  Mitchell,  Morton  Villa,  Airdrie. 

Address:    Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road, 
Edin. 

MITCHELL,  Seton  Steuart  Ciichton, 
1912-  .  CI.  la-2a.  b.  9  March 
1902 ;  s.  of  A.  Crichton  Mitchell,  D.Sc, 
F.R.S.E. 

Address  :    103  Trinity  Road,  Edin. 

MUNRO,  Alan  Sinclair  Mackenzie,  1912-  . 
CI.  2b-8a.  b.  8  May  1901;  s.  of  Rev. 
J.  L.  Munro,  Helensburgh. 

Address  :   18  West  Mayfield,  Edin. 

MUNRO,  John  Bennett  Lorimer,  1 912-  . 
CI.  P.2-P.4a.  b.  20  May  1905  ;  s.  of 
Rev.  J.  L.  Munro,  Helensburgh. 

Address  :  18  West  Mayfield,  Edin. 

MURRAY,  Charles  Dean  Leslie,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.la.  b.  22  Aug.  1906  ;  s,  of 
C.  D.  Murray,  K.C. 

Address  :  62  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

NASH,  Thomas  Rowland,  April  1913-  . 
CI.  P.la-P.2.  b.  14  Aug.  1904  ;  s.  of 
J.  Kirke  Nash,  L.D.S. 

Address  :   i  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

NICOLSON,  Charles  James,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.la.  b.  30  Sept,  1906  ;  s. 
of  W.  H.  Nicolson. 

Address  :   51  Gilmour  Road,  Edin. 

OLIPHANT,  Arthur  Hilton,  1912-  . 
CI.  2b-L.M.  b.  23  July  1899  ;  s.  of 
J.  Oliphant,  F.C.I.S. 

Address  :  Queensberry  Lodge,  Gran  ton. 

OLIPHANT,  Charles  Laurence,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.3-P.4a.  b.  17  Nov.  1903  ;  s.  of 
J.  Oliphant,  F.C.I.S. 

Address  :  Queensberry  Ix)dge,  Granton. 

OLIPHANT,  John  Stanley,  1912-  . 
CI.  M.M.-U.M.  b.  23  March  1897; 
s.  of  J.  Oliphant,  F.C.I.S. ;  won  Mile, 
Half-mile,  Quarter-niilc,  and  Burma 
Cup,  1914. 
Address  :  Queensberry  Lodge,  Granton. 

PATON,  Charles  George,  1912-  .  CI. 
P.lb-P.2.  b.  24  April  1905;  s.  of 
Mrs.  N.  T.  White,  2  Denham  Green 
Terrace,  Edin. 

Address :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 


PENTLAND,  WiUiam  Ogilvie,  1912-  . 
CI.  Ib-R.  b.  28  March  1902  ;  s.  of 
David  W.  Pentland. 

Address  :   36  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

PERKIN,  WiUiam  Frederick  Mollwo, 
1912-  .  CI.  R.-2b.  b.  17  April 
1899  ;  s.  of  Dr.  F.  Mollwo  Perkin, 
F.LCF.C.S.,  199  Piccadilly,  Lond.,W. 

Address:    Scott   House,    Kinnear   Road, 
Edin. 

RAMAGE,    Maurice    WiUiam    Walker, 

1912-  .  CI,  P.lb-P.2.  b.  26  Dec. 
1906  ;  s.  of  H.  Walker  Ramage,  L.D.S. 

Address  :   76  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

RANKINE,  Edward  Primrose,  1912-  . 
CI.  R.  b.  15  March  1899  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
T.  Primrose  Rankine,  M.A. 

Address  :  8  Crawfurd  Road,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  David  IngUs  Campbell, 

1913-  .  CI.  P.2.  b.  19  Aug.  1905  ; 
s.  of  A.  Campbell  Robertson,  Bank  of 
Scot.,  George  Street. 

Address  :   86  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,   Ian  Charles  Alexander, 
1913-    .     CI.  lb-2b.     b.  15  Dec.  1901 ; 
s.  of  P,  C.  Robertson,  C.A. 
Address :  Innerwick,  Murrayfield,  Edin. 

ROBSON,  John  Alexander,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.3-P.4a.  b.  16  Dec.  1903;  s. 
of  Rev.  R.  G.  Robson,  M.A.,  M.D., 
Ajmer,  Rajputana. 

Address  :  9  Howard  Place,  Edin. 

SCOTT,  Wilfrid  George,  1912-  .  CI. 
P.lb-P.2.  b.  20  May  1906;  s,  of 
George  Scott,  S.S.C. 

Address:    Dunkeld  Lodge,  Ferry   Road, 
Edin. 

SHAW,  James  Norrie,  1912-  .  CI.  5b-6. 
b.  13  Sept.  1890  ;  s.  of  WiUiam  Shaw ; 
XV. 

Address :  4  Hill  view,  Blackball,  Midlothian. 

SIMPSON,  Alistair  MacDonald,  1912-  . 
CI.  3b-M.M.  b.  12  Aug.  1898  ;  s.  of 
James  Simpson,  Northbank,  Craigie, 
Perth. 

Address  :    Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road, 
Edin. 

SINCLAIR,    Donald    Farquhar,    Jan. 
1913-     .     CI.    2b-L.M.     b.    15    Jan. 
1898  ;   s.  of  W.  Gardner  Sinclair, 
Address  :   35  Royal  Terrace,  Edin. 


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SOMERVILLE,     Francis     Alexander 
M'Crie,  1912-     .    CI.  2a-3a.    b.  1  May 
1901  ;  s.  of  Alexander  Somerville. 
Address :   27  Colinton  Road,  Edin. 

STEWART,  William,  1912-  .  CI.  P.la- 
P.3.  b.  15  Feb.  1906 ;  s,  of  George 
Stewart. 

Address:    St.  Catherine's,  Wardie  Road, 
Edin. 

TAYLOR,  Charles  Walter  Selkrig,  1912-  . 
CI.  2b-3a.  b.22  Dec.  1900;  s.  of  Charles 
Taylor,  D.C.S. 

Address:   8  India  Street,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  James  Douglas  Wishart, 
1912-  .  CI.  P.la-P.3.  b.  30  Oct, 
1905  ;  s.  of  F.  C.  Thomson,  Advocate. 

Address  :   5  Northumberland  Street,  Edin. 

THOMSON,  Thomas  Evershed,  1913-1914 
(April).  Cl.P.2-P.4b.  b.  10  Oct.  1904 ; 
s.  of  T.  S.  Thomson,  Stockbroker. 

Cargilfield.    Address  :  18  Rothesay  Place, 
Edin. 


WARRACK,  Charles  Malcolm,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.lb-P.la.  b.  2  June  1906  ;  s.  of 
Malcolm  Warrack,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S, 

Address  :    13  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

WILLIAMSON,  John,  1912-     .     CI.  2a- 
3a.    b.  23  May  1901 ;  s.  of  Rev.  F.  H. 
Williamson,  Min.  of  Kinross. 
Address  :  The  Manse,  Kinross. 

WILSON,  David  Cook,  1912-1914  (April). 
CI.  5b-U.M.  b.  15  April  1897  ;  s.  of 
John  J.  Wilson,  M.D.,  Elm  Lodge, 
Anstruther. 

Edin.  Umv., Med.  Student.  Address:  (Elm 
Lodge,  Anstruther),  6  Grosvenor  Gardens, 
Edin. 

WRIGHT,  Thomas  Aitken,  1912-  . 
CI.  P.lb.  b.  20  Feb.  1907;  s.  of 
Thomas  A.  Wright,  Merchant,  Leith. 

Address :   13  Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 

YOUNG,  Alastair  Waddie,  1913-  .  CI. 
P.lb,     b.  20  July  1906 ;    s.  of  J.  B. 

Young,  Advocate. 

Address  :   48  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 


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AIKEN,   Lawrence  WilHam,   1914.     CI. 
U.M.     b.  5  June  1897  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Aiken, 
Address:  7  M'Laren  Road,  Edin. 

AITKEN,  John  Malcolm,  1913-  .  CI, 
4a,  b,  17  April  1899;  s.  of  John 
M.  Aitken,  Norwood,  Lockerbie. 

Address:    Scott   House,    Kinnear   Road, 
Edin. 

ALLAN,  Alexander,  1913-  .  CI,  P,lb, 
b,  2  Nov,  1906  ;  s,  of  Alexander  Allan, 
Architect, 

Address :     Allanton,    Hermitage    Drive, 
Edin. 

ARMSTRONG,  Ian,  1913-  .  CI,  lb. 
b,  12  March  1902;  s,  of  John  J, 
Armstrong, 

A  ddress  :  Clunie,  Broomieknowe,  Bonny- 
rigg, Midlothian. 

BARRETT,  John  Campbell  Maitland, 
1913-  ,  CI.  P.la.  b.  6  April  1905  ; 
s.  of  J.  C.  W.  Barrett. 

Address:     The  Throsk,  6  Succoth  Place, 
Murrayfield,  Edin. 

BEATTIE,  Charles,  1913-  .  CI,  5a. 
b.  2  Nov.  1896  ;  s.  of  James  Beattie, 
Kilrymont,  St.  Andrews. 


Address :     Scott   House,    Kinnear   Road, 
Edin. 

BELL,  William,  1913-  .  CI.  4b.  b.  25 
Jan.  1898  ;  s.  of  Mrs.  Bell,  Osborne 
Villa,  Dundee. 

Address :     Scott   House,    Kinnear   Road, 
Edin. 

BEST,   Finlay,    1913-     .     CI.   P.lb,     b, 
20  Aug.  1907  ;  s.  of  John  Best. 
Address  :   18  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

BEVERIDGE,  John  Alexander,  1913-  . 
CI.  3a.  b.  1  Aug.  1900  ;  s,  of  Alex- 
ander Beveridge. 

Address  :   8  Cluny  Drive,  Edin. 

BLACK,  Charles  M'Clelland,  1913-  , 
CI,  M,M.  b.  10  March  1899  ;  s.  of 
John  Black,  Banker,  Wigtown. 

Address  :   B.L.  Bank  House,  Wigtown. 

BLAIR,  Alastair  Campbell,  1913-  . 
CI.  P.lb.  b.  16  Jan.  1908 ;  s.  of 
WilHam  Blair,  W.S. 

Address  :   17  Belgrave  Crescent,  Edin. 

BOSE,  Robert  WiUiam  Wallace,  1914 
CI.    P.la.     b.    27   July    1905  ;    s.   Of 


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W.  H.  Bose,  11  Chesterfield  Gardens, 
Hampstead,  Lond.,  N.W. 

Address :  7  Inverleith  Row,  Edin. 

BROWN,  John  Mackenzie,  1913-  .  CI, 
P.2.  b,  30  July  1905  ;  s.  of  George 
M.  Brown, 

Address  :  20  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

BRUCE,  Michael  Macaulay,   1914,     CI. 
P.3,     b.  4  Sept.  1904  ;    s.  of  R.  P. 
Bruce,  Florence,  Italy, 
Address:  10  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

BRUCE,    Robert   Macaulay,    1914.     CI, 
P,la,     b.  6  Feb.  1906  ;    s,  of  R,  P, 
Bruce,  Florence,  Italy. 
Address:  10  Heriot  Row,  Edin. 

CAD  ELL,  Henry  Dunlop  Raymond 
Malloch,  1914.  CI.  .  b.  12  Nov. 
1903;  s.  of  Lt.-Col.  J.  F.  Cadell, 
late  R.F.A. 

Address:  21  Murrayfield  Avenue,  Edin. 

CADELL,  Thomas  WiUiam  Pratt,  1914. 
CI.        .     b.    10   March    1906;     s.    of 
Lt.-Col.  J.  F.  Cadell,  late  R.F.A. 
Address:  21  Murrayfield  Avenue,  Edin. 

CAMERON,  Hector,  1913-  .  CI.  P.lb. 
b.  10  Jan.  1907  ;  s.  of  Capt.  Donald 
C.  Cameron,  A.S.C.,  Leith  Fort,  Leith. 

CAMPBELL,  Ian  MacLeod,  1913-  . 
CI.  P.lb.  b.  13  March  1907  ;  s.  of 
Archibald  Campbell,  S.S.C. 

Address  :   80  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

CLAPPERTON,  Harry  Inghs,  1913-  . 
CI.  U.M.  b.  12  May  1898;  s.  of 
J.  H.  Clapperton,  Ashybank,  Selkirk, 

COLEMAN,  Geoffrey  Edward,  1914. 
CI,  P,2,  b.  6  July  1905  ;  s.  of  Lt.- 
Col.  A.  Coleman,  Rawal  Pindi,  India. 

Address:  36  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

COUSENS,  John  Robert,  1913-     .     CI, 
P.lb.     b.  5  Sept.  1906  ;    s.  of  Capt. 
R.  B,  Cousens,  R.F.A. 
Address  :   50  Blacket  Place,  Edin. 

CRAWFORD,  Kenneth,  1913-  .  CI. 
P.la.  b.  5  Oct.  1905  ;  s.  of  WiUiam 
Crawford. 

Address  :  Redwood,  Spylaw  Road,  Edin. 

CROMBIE,  David  Alexander  Ford, 
1913-  .  CI.  P.2.  b.  29  Aug.  1905  ; 
s.  of  David  Crombie. 

Address:    24  Kingsburgh  Road,  Murray- 
field,  Edin. 


CUTHBERTSON,  Bertram  Hill,  1913-  . 
CI.  lb,  b.  24  April  1902  ;  s,  of  Evan 
J,  Cuthbertson,  W.S. 

Address  :    12  Church  Hill,  Edin. 

CUTHBERTSON,  Eric  Ian,  1918-  . 
CI.  4b.  b.  10  May  1898  ;  s.  of  Evan 
J,  Cuthbertson,  W.S. 

Address  :   12  Church  HiU,  Edin. 

CUTHBERTSON,  Ranald  Kerr,  1918-  . 
CI.  3a.  b.  20  Aug.  1899  ;  s.  of  Evan 
J.  Cuthbertson,  W.S. 

Address  :   12  Church  Hill,  Edin. 

DAVIDSON,  Alexander  Whyte,  1913-  . 
CI.  5a.  b.  23  Jan.  1898  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
A.  P.  Davidson,  M.A. 

Address  :   58  Newbattle  Terrace,  Edin. 

DICK,  Douglas  Austen,  1913-  .  CI. 
P.4a.  b.  24  Oct.  1903  ;  s.  of  J,  N. 
Dick,  12  Hope  Place,  Levenhall. 

Address :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 

DOUGLAS,  Arthur    Richard,    1913-     . 

CI.  L.M.  b.  14  May  1899;  s.  ofT.H. 

Douglas,  Banker,    Mansefield,    Cold- 
stream. 

Address :    Scott   House,    Kinnear   Road, 
Edin. 

FORD,  John  Ludovic,  1918-  .  CI.  P.lb. 
b.  20  Dec.  1906  ;  s.  of  J,  Johnston 
Ford,  Merchant,  Leith. 

Address  :   16  Rothesay  Terrace,  Edin. 

FOX,  WiUiam  Morland,  1914.  CI.  4a. 
b.  6  Oct.  1898  ;  s.  of  WilUam  Fox, 
Bellevilla,  Stranraer. 

Address:    Scott    House,   Kinnear   Road, 
Edin. 

FRAZER,  Frederick  Young,  1913-  . 
CI.  P.lb.  b.  1  April  1907 ;  s.  of  Rev. 
Alexander  Frazer. 

Address  :   98  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

GIBSON,    Richard   Posnett,    1914,     CI. 
P.4a.     b.    19    March    1903;     s.    of 
Richard  Gibson,  S.  Africa. 
Address:  58  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

GILLESPIE,  Henry  Maclellan,  1913-  . 
CI.  3a.  b.  18  Dec.  1899;  s.  of 
Douglas  Gillespie,  Sol.,  Albion  House, 
Castle  Douglas. 

Address  :    Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road, 
Edin. 

GILLESPIE,  WiUiam  Douglas,  1913-  , 
CI.    4a.     b.    22    Oct.    1898 ;     s.    of 


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Douglas  Gillespie,  Sol.,  Albion  House, 
Castle  Douglas, 

Address  :    Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road> 
Edin. 

GOURLAY,  Robert  Alan,  1913-  .  CI. 
P.4a.  b.  24  July  1904  ;  s.  of  Francis 
N.  M.  Gourlay,  Milnton,  Tynron, 
Thomhill,  Dumfriesshire. 

Address :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 

GRAY,  Lothian,  1913-  ,  CI.  R.  b. 
22  March  1901 ;  s.  of  Rev.  Lothian 
Gray,  Spott  Manse,  Dunbar. 

Address :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 

HENDRY,  Duncan,  1913-  .  CI.  lb. 
b.  9  Feb.  1901 ;  s.  of  T.  O.  Hunter 
Hendry. 

Address  :    28  Craigmillar  Park,  Edin. 

HERD,      Alfred     Mutlow      Grosvenor, 
1913-    ,    CI.  R.    b.  27  May  1901;  s.  of 
Peter  Herd,  Whytebank,  Kirkcaldy. 
Address  :  45  Marchmont  Road,  Edin. 

HEWAT,  Harry  Blyth,  1913-  .  CI. 
3b.  b.  14  July  1899  ;  s.  of  Joseph 
T.  Hewat,  Solicitor,  Castle  Douglas. 

Address  :   1  Cambridge  Street,  Edin. 

HEWAT,  Richard  Ian,  1913-     .     CI.  3a. 
b.    14   July   1899;     s.   of  Joseph  T. 
Hewat,  Solicitor,  Castle  Douglas. 
Address  :    1  Cambridge  Street,  Edin. 

HOWMAN,  Ross  Cosens,  1913-  .  CI. 
3a.  b.  11  July  1899;  s.  of  Martin 
L.  Howman,  Solicitor,  Neptune  Park, 
Kirkcudbright. 

Address:    Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road, 
Edin. 

HUME,  John  Wilson,   1914.     CI.   P.lb. 
b.    16   July   1907  ;    s.   of  A.   Hume, 
Paymaster-in-Chief,  R.N. 
Address:  lo  East  Fettes  Avenue,  Edin. 

HUTTON,  Douglas  Campbell,   1913-     . 
CI.   R.     b.   30  Oct.   1899;    s,  of  W. 
Hutton,  Madras,  India. 
Address  :  26  Nile  Grove,  Edin. 

INGRAM,  Arthur  Dudley,  1913-  .  CI. 
P.lb.  b.  13  June  1907  ;  s.  of  Arthur 
E.  Ingram. 

Address  :   3  North  Park  Terrace,  Edin. 

JOHNSTON,    Hugh    Alexander    Berry, 
1913-     .     CI.  P.lb.     b.  8  May  1907; 
s.  of  Alexander  Johnston. 
Address  :   37  Moray  Place,  Edin. 


KIRKWOOD,  James  Alexander,  1914. 
CI.  P.lb.  b.  18  Oct.  1907;  s.  of 
Capt.  James  Kirkwood,  I.M.S. 

Address:  25  Scotland  Street,  Edin. 

LAURIE,  Malcolm  Vyvien,  1913-     .     CI. 
2a.     b.  30  Aug.  1901  ;   s.  of  Malcolm 
Laurie,  D.Sc. 
Address  :   19  Merchiston  Park,  Edin. 

M'CROW,  John  William  Stuart,  1913-  . 
CI.  4b.  b.  11  May  1899  ;  s.  of  Thomas 
T.  M'Crow. 

Address  :   19  Stirling  Road,  Trinity,  Edin. 

M'GAW,  WilUam  Anderson,  1913-  . 
CI.  M.M.  b.  30  June  1898;  s.  of 
David  M'Gaw,  11  Hope  Street,  St. 
Andrews. 

Address :     Scott   House,    Kinnear   Road, 
Edin. 

MACLAREN,  Patrick  Antony,  1913-     . 
CI,   P.lb.     b,    17  June   1908;    s,   of 
J.  Anderson  Maclaren,  Advocate. 
Address  :  40  India  Street,  Edin. 

MACMILLAN,  Alastair  Foulds,  1913-  , 
CI.  lb.  b,  9  May  1903  ;  s.  of  R,  D, 
Macmillan,  Proc.  Fis.  of  Buteshire, 
Craigmore  House,  Craigmore,  Bute. 

Address :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 

MACTAGGART,  Ian  Cooke,  1913-  . 
CI.  lb.  b.  16  June  1902  ;  s.  of  R.  L. 
Mactaggart,  Ingleside,'  Hawick, 

Address:      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 

MARTIN,  William  M'Dougall,  1913-  . 
CI,  P,la.  b,  15  Nov,  1906;  s.  of 
Rev,  John  Martin. 

Address  :  34  Inverleith  Terrace,  Edin. 

MARTINE,  David  Edward  Henry,  1914. 
CI.  P.2.  b.  25  June  1906  ;  s.  of  W.  R. 
Martine,  M,D,,  Weston,  Haddington, 

Address:  14  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

MATHIESON,  John  Eric  Duncan,  1914. 
CI.    P.lb.     b.    26   Feb.    1909 ;     s.   of 
D.  M.  Mathieson. 
Address:  7  India  Street,  Edin. 

AL\XWELL,  George,  1913-  .  CI.  lb, 
b.  29  March  1902  ;  s.  of  David  Max- 
well, Ballindarg,  Forfar. 

Address :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 


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MELVILLE,  Francis  Glanville  Suther, 
1918-  .  CI.  P.3.  b.  17  Aug.  1905  ; 
s.  of  Sidney  S.  Melville. 

Address  :   23  Howard  Place,  Edin. 

MIDDLETON,  Alexander  Cunningham, 
1918-  .  CI.  P.5.  b.  30  Aug.  1904  ; 
s.  of  J.  Munro  Middleton,  Dunolly, 
Inverness. 

Address :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 

MIDDLETON,  Jonathan  Thomas, 
1918-     .     CI.  P.5.     b.  30  Aug.  1904 ; 

s.  of  J.  Munro  Middleton,  Dunolly, 
Inverness. 

Address :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 

MITCHELL  INNES,  Alexander  Thomas 
M'Leod,  1913-  .  CI.  3b.  b.  20 
April  1900 ;  s.  of  Norman  F.  W. 
Mitchell  Innes. 

Address  :   4  Murrayfield  Gardens,  Edin. 

MONK,  William  Bonnar,  1913-  .  CI. 
P.3.  b.  3  Dec.  1904;  s.  of  J.  E. 
Monk,  C.E.,  c/o  A.  W.  Bonnar,  10 
Viewfield  Terrace,  Dunfermline. 

Address :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 

MUIR,  John  Wallace,  1918-  .  CI.  L.M. 
b.  17  Feb.  1899;  s.  of  John  Muir, 
Kingarth,  Selkirk. 

Address  :  58  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

NORMAN,  Colin  Hugh  Bovd,  Oct.-Dec. 
1913.  CI.  P.4a.  b,  20"  Feb.  1904  ; 
s.  of  Hugh  W.  Norman,  Broome,  West 
Australia. 

NOTMAN,  John  Wallace,  1913-  .  CI, 
P.2.  b.  18  March  1906  ;  s.  of  James 
H.  Notman,  W.S. 

Address  :   3  Magdala  Crescent,  Edin. 

PARK,  Mungo,  1918-  .  CI.  lb.  b.  20 
July  1903 ;  s.  of  Mungo  Park,  San 
Andres,  F.C.C.A.,  San  Martin,  Buenos 
Aires. 

Address  :  Biggar  Bush,  LevenhaJl,  Mussel- 
burgh. 

PATERSON,  Arthur  James,  1914.     CI. 
P.2.     b.  11   Dec.  1905  ;   H.  Houston 
Ross,  7  Walker  Street  (Guardian). 
Address:  3  Saxe-Coburg  Place,  Edin. 

PATERSON,  Leslie  Spencer,  1918-  . 
CI.  lb.  b.  22  Sept.  1901  ;  s.  of 
J.  Spencer  Paterson. 


Address :      The     Croft,     Wester     Coates 
Gardens,  Edin. 

PATON,  Victor  Ferrier  Noel,  1913-  . 
CI.  4a.  b.  29  Jan.  1900 ;  s.  of 
Frederick  W.  F.  Noel  Paton,  India. 

Address  :   23  Stafiord  Street,  Edin. 

PATTULLO,  James  Douglas,  1913-  . 
CI.  P.lb.  b.  12  March  1907  ;  s.  of 
J.  A.  PattuUo,  S.S.C. 

Address  :   16  Grosvenor  Street,  Edin. 

PENDER,  James  Neil,  1913-  .  CI. 
P.4b.  b.  3  June  1905  ;  s.  of  James 
Pender. 

Address  :   3  Bright's  Crescent,  Edin. 

PENTLAND,  Robert  Neilson,  1919-  . 
CI.  P.4b.  b.  6  March  1904;  s.  of 
David  W.  Pentland. 

Address  :  36  Inverleith  Place,  Edin. 

PILLMAN,  Mervyn,  1913-  .  CI.  P.lb. 
b.  27  Dec.  1905  ;  s.  of  John  M.  M.  H. 
Pillman. 

Address  :  Garscube,  Murrayfield,  Edin. 

REID,  James,  1913-  .  CI.  L.M.  b. 
10  June  1899 ;  s.  of  James  Reid, 
Whinniemuir,  Perth. 

Address:    Scott   House,    Kinnear   Road, 
Edin. 

RIDDELL,  Gordon  Charteris,  1914-  . 
CI.  lb.  b.  18  Sept.  1900;  s.  of 
James  Riddell,  Banker. 

Address  :   1  M'Donald  Road,  Edin. 

RIDDELL,  Robert  Gordon,  1918-  . 
CI.  3b.  b.  13  Aug.  1899  ;  s.  of  Robert 
R.  Riddell,  Surgeon-Dentist,  4  Quay 
Walls,  Berwick-on-Tweed. 

Address  :   58  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

ROBERTSON,  PatrickAnthonyM'Laren, 
1913-  .  CI.  P.lb.  b.  29  Dec.  1906  ; 
s.  of  Patrick  M.  Robertson. 

Address  :   11  Comely  Bank,  Edin. 

ROGER,  WiUiam  Hugh  Gregory,  1914. 
CI.  lb.  b,  7  July  1902  ;  s.  of  Rev. 
William  Roger. 

Address:    20  Warrender   Park    Terrace, 
Edin. 

SAMUEL,  Alexander  Kay,  1913-  .  CI. 
P.3.  b.  22  April  1905  ;  s.  of  W.  J. 
Samuel. 

A  ddress  :    1 7  Ormidale  Terrace,  Murray- 
field,  Edin. 


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SAMUEL,  Eric  James,  1913-  .  CI.  P.la. 
b.  31  Dec.  1906  ;  s.  of  W.  J.  Samuel. 

Address:    17  Ormidale  Terrace,  Murray- 
field,  Edin. 

SIMMONS,  Turton  Sewell,  1913-     .     CI. 
P.la.     b.  6  Dec.  1904  ;    s.  of  Sewell 
Simmons,  L.D.S. 
Address  :   18  Manor  Place,  Edin. 

SMART,  John,  jun.,  1914.  CI.  P.lb. 
b.  25  Oct.  1907  ;  s.  of  John  Smart, 
W.S. 

Address:  34  Drummond  Place,  Edin, 

SMITH,  Charles  Theodore,  1913-  .  CI. 
P.3.  b.  7  Nov.  1904  ;  s.  of  Charles 
Theodore  Smith,  B.S.A.  Police. 

STEWART,  John  Innes  Mackintosh, 
1913-  .  CI.  P.lb.  b.  30  Sept.  1906  ; 
s.  of  John  Stewart,  S.S.C. 

Address  :   i  Abinger  Gardens,  Murrayfield, 
Edin. 

THOM,  George  Victor,  1913-  .  CI.  5b. 
b.  21  June  1897  ;  s.  of  John  Thorn, 
Gaimey  Bridge,  Kinross. 

Address:  58  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

TODD,  James,  1913-  .  CI.  5b.  b.  31 
Oct.  1897  ;  s.  of  Geo.  Todd,  Benmuir, 
Newburgh-on-Tay. 

Address  :  58  Great  King  Street,  Edin. 

TODD,  John  Churchill,  1913-  .  CI.  3a. 
b.  30  July  1900  ;  s.  of  A.  A.  Todd, 
C.A.,  Headington,  Bridge  of  Weir, 
Renfrewshire. 

Address  :    Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road, 
Edin. 

TURCAN,  Charles,  1913-  .  CI.  P.2.  b. 
20  Aug.  1905;  s.  of  J.  W.  Turcan, 
Merchant,  Leith. 

Address  :  27  Chester  Street,  Edin. 

TURNBULL,  Robert,  1913-  .  CI.  M.M. 
b.  24  Jan.  1898  ;  s.  of  Provost  Robert 
Turnbull,  J.P.,  Thirledene,  Bridge  of 
Allan. 


WALKER,  Frank  Warrack,  1913-  .  CL 
3b.  b.  19  Feb.  1899 ;  s.  of  Rev.  S. 
Stephen  Walker,  Cranstoun  Manse, 
Ford,  Midlothian. 

WALLACE,  William  Morgan,  1913-  . 
CI.  R.  b.  30  Jan.  1902  ;  s.  of  W.  M, 
Wallace,  Randolph  Hill,  Denny. 

Address  :      Mackenzie     House,     Kinnear 
Road,  Edin. 

WATSON,  Charles  Bertram,  1913-  . 
CI.  L.M.  b.  29  Jan.  1899 ;  s.  of 
Mrs.  Watson,  10  Belhaven  Terrace, 
Glasgow,  W. 

Address  :    Jeffrey  House,  Kinnear  Road, 
Edin. 

WATT,  Albert  George  Fiddes,  1913-  . 
CI.  P.lb.  b.  17  March  1906;  s.  of 
G.  Fiddes  Watt,  A.R.S.A. 

Address  :     St.    Margaret's,    8    Ravelston 
Park,  Edin. 

WATT,  Douglas  Hamilton,  1913-  .  CI. 
P.2,  b.  15  Sept.  1905  ;  s,  of  George 
Watt,  K.C.,  Sheriff  of  Chancery. 

Address  :   5  Circus  Gardens,  Edin. 

WATT,  Irvine  Willox,  1913-  .  CI.  P.lb. 
b.  13  April  1907;  s.  of  G.  Fiddes 
Watt,  A.R.S.A, 

Address  :     St.    Margaret's,    8    Ravelston 
Park,  Edin. 

WHITE,  Albert  Proudfoot,  1913-  .  CI. 
P.3.  b,  10  March  1905  ;  s.  of  John 
White, 

Address  :   23  Comiston  Drive,  Edin. 

YOUNG,  Harold  Douglas,  1914.  CI. 
P.lb.  b.  18  Aug.  1908 ;  s.  of 
Alexander  Young,  Trinity. 

Address:     Ravenslea,   99    Trinity   Road, 
Edin. 

YOUNG,  John  Patrick,  1913-  .  CI.  R. 
b.  16  Jan.  1900  ;  s.s.  of  James  L. 
Robertson,  F.F.A. 

Address:  72  Falcon  Avenue,  Edin. 


E  P  H  O  R  S 


1890 

A.  F.  Mislop. 

J.  Robsoii. 

E.  J.  Comrie  'ITiomsou. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

L.  Craufurd. 

H.  Richardson. 

G.  C  Steuart. 

W.  R.  Robertson. 


1891 

.1.  Robsou. 

\V.  J.  .Stuart. 

A.  C.  F.  W.  Wilson. 

E.  W.  S.  Carmichael. 

L.  H.  Black. 

W.  B.  Jameson. 

W.  K.  Moffat. 

G.  L.  Chiene. 


1892 

L.  H.  Black. 
W.  B.  Jameson. 
W.  K.  Moffat. 
J.  H.  Oldham. 

F.  C.  Richardson. 
E.  R.  Balfour. 

G.  Moncreiff. 
H.  C.  Chiene. 


1893 

E.  R.  Balfour. 
G.  Moncreiff. 
G.  Rainv. 

G.  M.  CJldham. 

F.  C.  Thomson. 
J.  H.  Dods. 

A.  D.  Fordyce. 
J.  M.  Cuthbert. 


1894 

J.  H.  Dods. 
F.  C.  Thomson. 
L.  G.  Glassford. 
H.  W.  Moncreiff. 
W.  M.  C.  M'Ewan. 
A.  W.  Robertson. 

D.  G.  Hall. 

E.  E.  iMalcolm. 


1895 

J.  E.  Hotson. 
J.  G.  Jameson. 
J.  G.  H.  M'lntosh. 
T.  A.  Nelson. 
A.  S.  I'ringle. 
A.  W.  Robertson. 
L.  B.  Bradbury. 
H.  ^V.  Moncreiff. 


1896 

L.  H.  I.  Bell. 

D.  M.  Callendar. 
J.  Coldstream 

F.  P.  Dods. 
J.  I.  Gillespie. 
T.  M.  Hunter. 

E.  R.  Moncreiff. 
A   S.  Prinijle. 
P.  TurnbuU. 


1897 

F.  Anderson. 
J.  M.  Bell. 
L.  H.  I.  Bell. 
W.  A.  Burns. 
J.  E.  Crabbie. 

F.  P.  Dods. 

O.  St.  J.  Gebbie. 

G.  G.  R.  G.  Glassford. 
R.  G.  Gordon. 

N.  Macleod. 
A.  M.  Nisbet 
P.  Turnbull. 


1898 

F.  Anderson. 
J.  M.  Bell. 
L.  L.  Bilton. 
J.  E.  Crabbie 
P.  J.  F-ord. 
A.  P.  G.  Lorimer. 
D.  M.  Wood. 
P.  C.  Y'oung. 


1899 

F.  Anderson. 
E.  Burdon. 

G.  K.  Crabbie. 
P.  J.  Ford. 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 
A.  P.  G.  Lorimer. 

C.  R.  Lyall. 
J.  C.  Murray. 
A.  G.  Thomson. 
P.  Turnbull. 

A.  White. 

D.  M.  Wood. 
P.  C.  Voung. 


1900 

J.  L.  Carstairs. 
H.  Cheyne. 
G.  E.  Crabbie. 
G.  L.  D.  Hole. 
J.  C.  Murray. 
H.  E.  Scott.' 
A.  G.  Thomson. 
P.  Turnbull. 


1901 

A.  R.  Balfour. 
J.  L.  Carstairs. 
H.  Cheyne. 
G.  E.  Crabbie. 
J.  R.  Dickson. 
G.  S.  Falconer. 
P.  F.  H.  Grierson. 
R.  M'Lean. 
J.  C.  Murray. 
R.  S.  Reid. 
H.  H.  Thorburn. 


1902 

J.  C.  M.  Bell. 
J.  A.  R.  Cargill. 
J.  M.  Dickson. 
J.  R.  Dickson. 
F.  J.  Falconer. 
D.  A.  Guild. 
T.  J.  Hogarth. 
A.  Wyllie. 

642 


1903 
J.  C.  M.  Bell. 
G.  G.  Blackwood. 
A.  Dewar. 
F.  J.  Falconer. 
F.  R.  Eraser. 
N.  M.  Lees. 
P.  M.  Murray. 
K.  M.  Oliphant. 


1904 

A.  Dewar. 

F.  R.  Fraser. 

E.  Graham. 

R.  C.  Lundie. 

J.  M.  M'Keand. 

J.  A.  Robertson  Durham. 

J.  H.  B.  Smith. 

A.  L.  Urquhart. 


1905 

J.      A.      Robertson      Durham 

(Head). 
C.  Anderson. 
A.  Macleod. 
J.  E.  Main. 
J.  L.  Mounsey. 
N.  G.  Pauliii. 
H.  J.  Simson. 
A.  L.  Urquhart. 

1908 

J.  R.  Milligan  (Head). 

E.  D.  Anderson. 

M.  A.  Dumat. 

A.  Gilmour. 

K.  M'Lean. 

W.  Milne. 

J.  G.  Monteath. 

J.  H.  D.  WatsoD. 


EPHORS 

1906 

1907 

J.  L.  Mounsey  (Head). 

C.  Mackintosh  (Head). 

T.  .\I.  Anderson. 

T.  M.  Anderson. 

.1.  H.  E.  Cook. 

A.  Gilmour. 

E.  C.  S.  Dickson. 

H.  Martin. 

P.  R.  Laird. 

A.  B.  Mein. 

C.  Mackintosh. 

J.  R.  Milligan. 

H.  Martin. 

J.  T.  R.  Mitchell. 

A.  B.  Mein. 

W.  R.  Stewart. 

543 


1909 

J.  G.  Monteath  (Head). 
R.  H.  Alexander. 
E.  D.  Anderson. 

D.  M.  Bain. 

E.  P.  Combe. 
W.  B.  Gordon. 

E.  D.  Milligan. 

C.  N.  Roney-Dougall. 
R.  F.  Simson. 

F.  W.  Thomson. 


1910 

D.  M.  Bain  (Head). 
P.  J.  Blair. 

H.  F.  W.  Buchan. 
J.  Fleck. 

E.  D.  Milligan. 
C.  D.  Ritchie. 

C.  N.  Roney-Dougall. 
N.  G.  Salvesen. 

F.  ^V.  Thomson. 
W.  Tod. 


1911 

N.  G.  Salvesen  (Head). 

H.  F.  W.  Buchan. 

G.  E.  F.  Campbell. 

^V^  M.  Grabble. 

G.  B.  Crole. 

E.  S.  Fiddes. 

J.  Fleck. 

J.  H.  T.  Graham. 

W.  M.  Wallace. 

C.  D.  Ritchie. 

T.  B.  Simpson. 


1912 

J.  H.  T.  Graham  (Head). 

F.  J.  Christison. 
R.  Clark. 

G.  B.  Crole. 

J.  W.  E.  Miller. 

D.  Noble. 

R.  A.  F.  S.  Robertson. 

T.  Scott. 

W.  M.  Wallace. 

W.  K.  White. 


1913 

J.  W.  E.  Miller  (Head). 

F.  J.  Christison. 

N.  F.  Dixon. 

A.  H.  Douglas. 

P.  C.  Hunter. 

J.  W.  F.  Neill. 

C.  B.  Ramage. 

H.  P.  Ritchie. 

T.  Scott. 

R.  D.  Stevenson. 


ACADEMY  CRICKET  ELEVENS 


1858 

D.  R.  Lyall(Capt.). 
H.  Humphreys. 
W.  Jaffiay. 
J.  Patterson. 
J.  Chiene. 
D.  A.  M'Neill. 
A.  Cheyne. 
G.  F.  Melville. 
W.  G.  Simpson. 
W.  Rogerson. 
T.  B.  B.  Savi. 


1859 

D.  R.  Lyall  (C^apt.). 

A.  Cheyne. 

H.  Cheyne. 

W.  G.  Simpson. 

J.  Lloyd. 

J.  V^'.  Beatton. 

G.  F.  Melville. 

J.  Chiene. 

G.  T.  Chiene. 

T.  B.  B.  Savi. 

J.  Patterson. 


1860 

A.  Cheyne  (Capt). 
W.  G.  Simpson. 
J.  W.  Beatton. 
J.  G.  Dymock. 
A.  D.  Fordyce. 
.(.  W.  Moncreiff. 
J.  Chiene. 
J.  W.  Moir. 
H.  Cheyne. 
G.  Dunlop. 
G.  T.  Chiene. 


1861 

J.  W.  Moncreiff  (Capt.). 

G.  T.  Chiene. 

J.  H.  Scott. 

A.  Gemmell. 

G.  Dunlop. 

James  Mylne. 

G.  D.  M 'Galium. 

J.  N.  Blower. 

W.  A.  Finlav. 

C.  S.  Rait. 

N.  T.  H.  M'Callum. 


1862 

J.  W.  Moncreiff  (Capt). 
G.  T.  Chiene. 
G.  C.  H.  Dunlop. 
James  Mylne. 
W.  A.  Finlay. 
J.  N.  Blower. 
Herbert  Radcliffe. 
W.  J.  Maitland. 
W.  F.  Sinclair. 
T.  L.  Finlay. 
Alexander  Roj^erson. 


1868 

G.  C.  H.  Dunlop  (Capt.). 

James  Mylne. 

W.  A.  Finlay. 

F.  C.  Moncreiff. 

Alex.  D'Arcy  Banuermau. 

C.  H.  N.  Glassford. 

W.  F.  Sinclair. 

T.  L.  Finlay. 

Alexander  Kog'erson. 

Edwai'd  Lawrie. 

K.  D.  Adams. 


1864 

W.  F.  Sinclair  (Capt.). 
C.  H.  N.  Glassford. 
K.  D.  Adams. 
F.  C.  Moncreiff. 
H.  P.  Burrard. 
F.  M.  Balfour. 
E.  Hughes. 
AVilliam  Gair. 
\V.  M.  G.  Ducat. 
C.  J.  T.  Dunlop. 
A.  J.  Mitchell. 


1865 

K.  D.  Adams  (Capt.). 
W.  M.  G.  Ducat. 

E.  Hughes. 

J.  B.  Thomson. 
J.  Macdonald. 

F.  J.  Moncreiff. 
L.  Mackintosh. 
W.  Horn. 
Anthony  Marshall. 
T.  R.  Marshall. 
John  Grant. 


1866 

Anthony  Marshall  (Capt.). 

F.  J.  Moncreiff. 
J.  H.  Robinson. 
J.  E.  Gordon. 
T.  R.  Marshall. 
James  Wallace. 
C.  E.  Hay. 
David  Dunlop. 
James  Patten. 
J.  F.  Finlay. 

G.  R.  Gillespie. 


1867 

Anthony  Marshall  (Capt.). 

F.  J.  Moncreiff. 

T.  R.  Marshall. 

John  E.  Gordon. 

James  Speid. 

D.  D.  Maclagan. 

John  C.  R.  Marshall. 

William  Dove. 

J.  F.  Finlay. 

J.  L.  P.  Sanderson. 

George  Macnsiir. 

544 


1868 

James  Speid  (Capt.). 
L.  M.  Balfour. 
P.  W.  Campbell. 
J.  F.  Finlay. 
James  Dove. 
George  Macnair. 
William  Marshall. 
William  Miller. 
J.  L.  P.  Sanderson. 
J.  B.  Speid. 
A.  Tod  rick. 


1869 

J.  F.  Finlav  (Capt.). 
L.  M.  Balfour. 
R.  W.  Irvine. 
A.  C.  Lang. 
T.  W.  Lang. 
W.  Marshall. 
James  A.  W.  Mein. 
C.  E.  Sanderson. 
J.  L.  P.  Sanderson. 
J.  B.  Speid. 
A.  Todrick. 


ACADEMY  CRICKET  ELEVENS 


545 


1870 

W.  Marshall  (Capt.). 
W.  Blackwood. 
J.  A.  W.  Mein. 
S.  D.  Tait. 
L.  M.  Balfour. 
W.  P.  W.  Brodie. 
R.  Hislop. 
T.  W.  Lang. 
R.  G.  Dunlop. 


1871 

L.  M.  Balfour  (Capt.). 

R.  G.  Dunlop. 

L.  A.  Marshall. 

J.  W.  M.  Brown. 

J.  Denniston. 

H.  S.  Irvine. 

W.  Weir. 

R.  Macnair. 

A.  D.  Blyth. 

W.  H.  Boothbv. 

A.  F.  Macfie. 

G.  L.  Macfarlane. 


1872 

R.  G.  Dunlop  (Capt.) 

S.  Mackie. 

T.  A.  Bell. 

Hugh  Patten. 

J.  P.  Campbell. 

F.  G.  M.  Horsbrugh. 

S.  Macrae. 

A.  Brebner. 

A.  D.  Blyth. 

S.  C.  Finlav. 

T.  W.  Todrifk. 


1873 

A.  D.  Blyth  (Capt). 

S.  Macrae. 

A.  Brebner. 

S.  Mackie. 

N.  J.  Finlay. 

F.  G.  M.  Horsbrugh. 

J.  H.  S.  Graham. 

J.  R.  Blackwood. 

J.  W.  M.  Brown. 

H.  Moncrieff. 

J.  Younger. 


1874 

F.  G.  M.  Horsbrugh  (Capt.). 

L.  J.  Aitken. 

A.  Brebner. 

J.  W.  M.  Brown. 

N.  J.  Finlay. 

J.  H.  S.  Graham. 

A.  M.  Kennedy. 

W.  E.  Maclagan. 

S.  L.  Sharp. 

P.  W.  Smeaton. 

J.  Younger. 


1875 

J.  H.  S.  Graham  (Capt.). 

L.  J.  Aitken. 

M.  H.  Gardiner. 

N.  J.  Finlay. 

P.  ^V'.  Smeaton. 

R.  F.  Denniston. 

A.  F.  Denniston. 

A.  E.  C.  Spence. 

\V.  E.  Maclagan. 

J.  J.  Moubray. 

A.  M.  Kennedy. 


1876 

W.  E.  Maclagan  (Capt.). 

P.  W.  Smeaton. 

E.  S.  Balfour. 

K.  D.  Murray. 

A.  F.  Denniston. 

M.  H.  Gardiner. 

G.  M'lntosh. 

R.  P.  Horsbrugh. 

W.  Dick  Peddie. 

R.  Borland. 

H.  Hamilton. 


1877 

A.  F.  Denniston  (Capt.). 
E.  S.  Balfour. 
K   D.  Murray. 
R.  P.  Horsbrugh. 

C.  J.  Mackenzie. 
A.  Stewart. 

J.  G.  Tait. 
H.  Maxwell. 

D.  M.  Moir. 
W.  P.  Lindsay. 
G.  Pott. 


1878 

R.  P.  Horsbrugh  (Capt.). 

C.  G.  Logan. 

H.  Maxwell. 

J.  A.  H.  Macnair. 

G.  Pott. 

E.  L.  Strong. 

J.  C.  C.  C.  Brown. 

C.  H.  Sample. 

H.  Hay  M'K.  Brown. 

F.  Saunders. 

W.  B.  Stevenson. 


1879 

George  Pott  (Capt. ). 

E.  L.  Strong. 
D.  Stuart. 

C.  H.  Sample. 

J.  C.  C.  C.  Brown. 

A.  C.  Mosman. 

H.  Hay  M'K.  Brown. 

F.  Saunders. 
F.  T.  Wright. 
A.  T.  Clay. 

W.  B.  Stevenson. 


1880 

H.  Hay  M'K.  Brown  (Capt.). 

W.  G.  Blackwood. 

J.  W.  Burns. 

A.  T.  Clay. 

C.  R.  A.  Howden. 

C.  A.  Mackenzie. 

R.  P.  Mackenzie. 

A.  P.  Reid. 

C.  H.  Sample. 

S.  S.  SiJreuson. 

F.  T.  Wright. 


1881 

F.  T.  Wright  (Capt.). 
J.  Adamson. 

W.  G.  Blackwood. 

J.  W.  Burns. 

H.  Hay  M'K.  Brown. 

I.  F.  F.  Gardiner. 

J.  F.  Halkett. 

D.  R.  Macnair. 

G.  A.  Robertson. 
H.  W.  Sample. 
W.  B.  Stevenson. 


1882 

W.  B.  Stevenson  (Capt). 

E.  R   M'K.  Brown. 
].  F.  F.  Gardiner. 
P.  W.  Hislop. 

T.  W.  Irvine. 

F.  B.  Marjoribanks. 
C.  C.  Moxon. 

W.  Pott. 

G.  A.  Robertson. 
H.  W.  Smith. 

A.  C.  \\'illiamson. 


1883 

G.  A.  Robertson  (Capt). 

E.  R.  M'K.  Brown. 
G.  H.  Carphin. 

I.  F.  F.  Gardiner. 
P.  W.  Hislop. 
C.  E.  Horsbrugh. 
T.  W.  Irvine. 

F.  Marjoribanks. 
C.  C  Moxon. 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 
A.  C.  Williamson. 
2  M 


1884 

A.  C.  Williamson  (Capt.). 

T.  M.  Bassano. 

J.  Duncan. 

J.  G.  Glassford. 

C.  E.  Horsbrugh. 

J.  C.  Jameson. 

H.  G.  B.  Kiniiear. 

C.  C.  Moxon. 

G.  Robertson. 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

W.  C.  Williamson. 


546 


ACADEMY  CRICKET  ELEVENS 


1885 

H.  J.  Stevenson  (Capt.). 

J.  Duncan. 

J.  R.  S.  Carr  Ellison. 

E.  Lenox  Conyngfham 

G.  Robertson. 

T.  V.  Lockhart  Mure. 

B.  Bell. 

T.  Robertson. 

E.  Boyd. 

V.  T.  A.  Robertson. 

C.  L.  D.  Munro. 


1886 

B.  Bell  (Capt.). 
H.  J.  Stevenson. 

T.  V.  Lockhart  Mure. 
C'.  G.  Glassford. 
H.  M.  Lenox  Conynghani. 
G.  R.  Williamson-Ross. 
J.  E.  Gordon. 

C.  W.  Thomson. 
I).  G.  Newton. 
G.  Ralston. 

L.  F.  B.  Knuthsen. 


1887 

C.  G.  Glassford  (Capt). 
G.  R.  Williamson-Ross. 
H.  M.  Lenox  Conyngham. 

D.  G.  Newton. 

L.  F.  B.  Knuthsen. 
U.  G.  Glassford. 
G.  P.  Coldstream. 
C  G.  Newton. 
H.  N.  Boyd. 
A.  F.  Hislop. 
C.  Meikle. 


1888* 

D.  G.  Newton  (Capt.). 
C.  G.  Glassford. 

C.  G.  Newton. 
A.  F.  Hislop. 
N.  G.  Glassford. 

E.  J.  Comrie  Thomson. 

F.  F.  Lyall. 

H.  G.  W.  Meikle. 
L.  H.  Black. 
P.  B.  Carphin. 

♦  Only  ten  caps  given. 


1889 

C.  G.  Newton  (Capt). 

E.  J.  Comrie  Thomson. 

F.  F.  Lvall. 
L.  H.  Black. 
H.  Richardson. 
A.  M.  Bucher. 
W.  J.  Stuart 

W.  R.  Robertson. 
•J.  Robson. 

G.  C.  S.  Kirk. 
E.  R.  Balfour. 


1890 

E.  J.  Comrie  Thomson  (Capt). 

H.  Richardson. 

A.  M.  Bucher. 

W.  J.  Stuart 

J.  Robson. 

E.  R.  Balfour. 

G.  L.  Chieue. 

G.  Moncreiff. 

L.  G.  Glassford. 

H.  G.  Lees. 

W.  B.  Jameson. 


1891 

J.  Robson  (Capt). 
L.  H.  Black. 
W.  J.  Stuart 
A.  M.  Bucher. 
G.  L.  Chiene. 
G.  Moncreiff. 
E.  R.  Balfour. 
H.  G.  Lees. 
L.  G.  Glassford. 
W.  B.  Jameson. 
A.  T.  Thomson. 


1892 

L.  H.  Black  (Capt.). 
G.  Moncreiff. 
E.  R.  Balfour. 
L.  G.  Glassford. 
A.  T.  Thomson. 
R.  B.  Black. 
J.  M.  Reid. 
W.  K.  Moffat. 
G.  G.  Harvey. 
W.  A.  Smeaton. 
H.  C.  Chiene. 


1893 

E.  R.  Balfour  (Capt). 

G.  Moncreiff. 

L.  G.  Glassford. 

W.  A.  Smeaton. 

W.  St.  J.  Gebbie. 

A.  D.  G.  Glassford. 

J.  Mvlne. 

T.  A."  Nelson. 

C.  B.  Paul. 

W.  Dove. 

E.  R.  Moncreiff. 


1894 

L.  G.  Glassford  (Capt). 

W.  A.  Smeaton. 

W.  St.  J.  Gebbie. 

A.  D.  G.  Glassford. 

T.  A.  Nelson. 

W.  Dove. 

J.  L  Gillespie. 

J.  L.  Gregory. 

L.  B.  Bradbury. 

D.  G.  Hall. 

E.  £.  Malcolm. 


1895 

T.  A.  Nelson  (Capt.). 

A.  D.  G.  Glassford. 

W.  Dove. 

J.  I.  Gillespie. 

J.  L.  Gregory. 

L.  B.  Bradburv. 

G.  G.  R.  <;.  Glassford. 

J.  G.  H.  M'Intosh. 

P.  Turnbull. 

H.  T.  Cuthbert 

H.  F.  Falconer. 


1896 

E.  R.  Moncreiff  (Capt). 
J.  1.  Gillespie. 

G.  G.  R.  G.  Glassford. 

P.  Turnbull. 

T.  M.  Hunter. 

AV.  E.  M.  Paterson. 

R.  G.  Gordon. 

F.  P.  Dods. 
A.  Reid. 

J.  F.  S.  Carmichael. 
N.  F.  Hunter. 


1897 

<i.  G.  R.  G.  Glassford  (Capt.). 

W.  E.  M.  Paterson. 

R.  G.  Gordon. 

J.  F.  S.  Carmichael. 

A.  Reid. 

N.  F.  Hunter. 

J.  S.  Dove. 

F.  Anderson. 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 
C.  R.  Lyall. 
A.  G.  Ramage. 


1898 

F.  Anderson  (Capt). 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 
C.  R.  Lyall. 

J.  M.  Bell. 
H.  S.  Reid. 
I'.  C.  Young. 
P.  Turnbull. 
J.  C.  Murray. 
.L  L.  Carstairs. 
A.  G.  Thomson. 
J.  E.  D.  Allan. 


1899 

G.  L.  D.  Hole  (Capt). 

J.  C.  Murray. 

P.  C.  Young". 

P.  Turnbull. 

J.  L.  Carstairs. 

A.  G.  Thomson. 

G.  E.  Grabble. 

R.  E.  Smith. 

J.  C.  Anderson. 

L.  S.  M'KiUop. 

G.  S.  Falconer. 


ACADEMY  CRICKET  ELEVENS 


547 


1900 

G.  L.  D.  Hole  (Capt.). 

J.  C.  Murray. 

P.  Tunibull. 

J.  L.  Carstairs. 

A.  G.  Thomson. 

G.  E.  Crabbie. 

R.  E.  Smith. 

J.  C.  Anderson. 

G.  S.  Falconer. 

F.  J.  Falconer. 

R.  M'Lean. 


1901 

J.  C.  Murray  (Capt.). 

J.  L.  Carstairs. 

G.  S.  Falconer. 

F.  J.  Falconer. 

R.  M'Lean. 

K.  B.  Saunders. 

W.  T.  Blackwood. 

T.  Mackay. 

W.  H.  Ivory. 

J.  R.  Dickson. 

A.  R.  Balfour. 


1902 

F.  J.  Falconer  ((apt.). 
W.  H.  Ivory. 

J.  R.  Dickson. 
P.  M.  Murray. 
A.  Wyllie. 

G.  W.  B.  Clark. 
H.  S.  Dickson. 
A.  M.  Wilkie. 
W.  J.  M.  Duiilop. 
G.  G.  Blackwood. 
J.  M.  Dickson. 


1903 

F.  J.  Falconer  (Capt.). 

H.  S.  Dickson. 

J.  L.  Mounsey. 

E.  Graham. 

J.  H.  B.  Smith. 

N.  G.  Paulin. 

J.  H.  Milligan. 

C.  Anderson. 

A.  Burn-Murdoch. 

A.  L.  Urquhart. 

R.  Y.  Weir. 


1904 

J.  H.  B.  Smith  (Capt.). 
J.  L.  Mounsey. 

B.  Graham. 
N.  G.  Paulin. 

C.  Anderson. 

A.  Burn-Murdoch. 

A.  L.  Urquhart. 

J.  S.  Harper. 

J.  E.  Mein 

R.  A.  Smith. 

J.  VV.  F.  Grahame. 


1905 

C.  Anderson  ((apt.). 

J.  L.  Mounsey. 

N.  G.  Paulin.' 

R.  A.  Smith. 

J.  W.  V.  Grahame. 

J.  A.  Robertson  Durham. 

T.  M.  Anderson. 

J.  Williamson. 

E.  C.  S.  Dickson. 

G.  W.  \Vanace. 

A.  Rae. 


1906 

J.  L.  Mounsey  (Capt.). 
T.  M.  Anderson. 
J.  Williamson. 
G,  W.  Wallace. 
E.  C.  S.  Dickson. 
C.  Mackintosh. 
J.  H.  D.  Watson. 
R.  C.  C.  Campbell. 
M.  J.  H.  Grahame. 
G.  Balfour-Kinnear. 
J.  C.  G.  Fergusson. 


1907 

T.  M.  Anderson  (Capt.). 

C.  Mackintosh. 

G.  W.  Wallace. 

J.  H.  D.  Watson. 

R.  C.  C.  Campbell. 

G.  Balfour-Kinnear. 

C.  Alexander. 

M.  A.  Dumat. 

J.  T.  R.  Mitchell. 

J.  R.  Milligan. 

E.  D.  Anderson. 


1908* 

G.  W.  Wallace  (Capt.). 

M.  A.  Dumat. 

J.  R.  Milligan. 

E.  D.  Anderson. 

W.  B.  Gordon. 

R.  F.  Simsou. 

E.  P.  Combe. 

G.  B.  Crole. 

I.  Galletly. 

J.  Adamson. 

*  Only  ten  caps  given. 


1909 

W.  B.  Gordon  (Capt.). 

R.  F.  Simson. 

E.  P.  Combe. 

G.  B.  Crole. 

R.  Macintyre. 

J.  G.  Monteath. 

W.  K.  White. 

D.  .M.  Bain. 

E.  D.  Milligan. 
J.  M.  Anderson. 
W.  M.  Wallace. 


1910 

R.  Macintyre  (Capt.). 
D.  M.  Bain. 
G.  B.  Crole. 
W.  K.  White. 
W.  M.  Wallace. 
J.  M.  Anderson. 
G.  E.  F.  Campbell. 

C.  D.  Ritchie. 
R.  Clark. 

D.  Noble. 

G.  M.  Black. 


1911 

W.  M.  Wallace  (Capt.). 

G.  B.  Crole. 

W.  K.  White. 

G.  E.  F.  Campbell. 

R.  Clark. 

D.  Noble. 

J.  B.  W.  Dewar. 

J.  \V.  E.  Miller. 

F.  J.  Christison. 

H.  P.  Ritchie. 

T.  Scott. 


1912 

G.  B.  Crole  (Capt). 

F.  J.  Christison. 
R.  Clark. 

D.  Noble. 

J.  W.  E.  Miller. 

H.  P.  Ritchie. 

T.  Scott. 

T.  C.  Kennedy. 

W.  P.  Paterson. 

J.  M'Laren. 

G.  H.  Buscke. 


1913 

T.  Scott  (Capt.). 
F.  J.  Christison. 
J.  W.  E.  Miller. 
H.  P.  Ritchie. 
T.  C.  Kennedy. 
W.  P.  Paterson. 
J.  M'Laren. 
C  J.  S.  Eraser. 
A.  H.  Douglas. 
S.  M.  Ferguson. 
R.  D.  Stevenson. 


ACADEMY  FOOTBALL  TWENTIES  AND  FIFl'EENS 


1858-9 

D.  R.  Lyall  (Capt.)- 
C.  W.  Jackson, 
A.  Cheyne. 
J.  Chiene. 
G.  'I".  Chiene. 
J.  \V.  Moncreiff. 
T.  Powrie. 
J.  Lloyd. 
H.  Cheyne. 


1859-60 

H.  Cheyne. 
A.  Cheyne. 
J.  Chiene. 
J.  W.  Moir. 
R.  Pringle. 
W.  iM.  Sanderson. 
(i.  T.  Chiene. 
J.  \V.  Moncreiff. 
J.  \V.  Beatton. 


1860-1 

J.  N.  Blower. 

H.  Radcliffe 

N.  T.  H.  M'AUuni. 

B.  Bell. 

J.  H.  Scott. 

(i.  T.  Chiene. 

A.  Gemmell. 

J.  VV.  Moncreiff. 


1861-2 

J.  W.  Moncreiff  (Capt.). 

W.  J.  Maitland. 

\V.  Aitken. 

G.  T.  Chiene. 

W.  A.  Finlay. 

W.  K.  Gair. 

T.  L.  Finlav. 

B.  Bell. 

H.  Ratcliffe. 

J.  M.  Pringle. 

G.  C.  H.  Dunlop. 

W.  F.  Sinclair. 

A.  Rogerson. 

J.  N.  Blower. 

A.  D'Arcy  Bannerman. 

W.  M'Laren. 


1862-3 

G.  C.  H.  Dunlop  (Capt.). 

J.  B.  Irving. 

G.  W.  T.  Omond. 

W.  Aitken. 

W.  A.  Finlav. 

W.  J.  Maitland. 

W.  K.  Gair. 

K.  I).  Adams. 

T.  L.  Finlay. 

W.  F.  Sinclair. 

VV.  M'Laren. 

J.  M.  Pringle. 

A.  D'Arcy  Bannerman. 

H.  P.  Burrard. 

A.  Rogerson. 

F.  M.  Balfour. 

T.  M'Call. 

E.  M.  Bannerman. 

E.  Hughes. 

C.  H.  N.  G.  Glassford. 


1863-4 

W.  F.  Sinclair  (Capt.). 

F.  C.  Moncreiff. 

G.  VV.  T.  Omond. 
H.  P.  Burrard. 
C.  J.  T.  Dunlop. 
E.  M.  Bannerman. 
W.  K.  Gair. 

K.  D.  Adams. 
T.  Aitken. 
John  Gilmour. 
Allan  Gilmour. 
M.  Cumming. 

E.  Hughes. 

F.  M.  Balfour. 


1864-5 


K.  D.  Adams. 
T.  R.  Marshall. 
C.  E.  Hav. 


1865-6 

T.  R.  Marshall. 
G.  R.  Gillespie. 
J.  Wallace. 
J.  H.  Robinson. 
C:.  E.  Hay. 
J.  F.  Finlay. 
A.  A.  M.  Heriot. 


1866-7 

F.  J.  Moncreiff  (Capt). 

T.  R.  Marshall. 

D.  D.  Maclagau. 

A.  Marshall. 

D.  Dunlop. 

J.  C.  R.  Marshall. 

D.  Robinson. 

S.  Miller. 

R.  D.  Murray. 

J.  A.  Ross. 

J.  F.  Finlay. 

D.  R.  Irvine. 

P.  \V.  Campbell. 


ACADEMY  FOOTBALL  TWENTIES  AND  FIFTEENS 


549 


1867-8 

J.  F.  Finlay  (t'apt.). 

S.  Miller. 

W.  Miller. 

R.  D.  Murray. 

J.  Speid. 

J.  H.  Gillespie. 

G.  J.  Wood. 

L.  M.  Balfour. 

P.  W.  Campbell. 

G.  Macnair 


1868-9 

J.  F.  Finlay  (Capt.). 
L.  M.  Balfour. 
H.  P.  Campl.ell. 
J.  C.  Campbell. 
R.  G.  Dunlop. 
A.  B.  Finlay. 
J.  H.  CJillespie. 
R.  VV.  Irvine. 
A.  C.  Lang. 
W.  C.  Lundie. 
W.  Marshall. 
W.  J.  Maxwell. 
J.  A.  V\^.  Mein. 
R.  Ross. 

C.  C.  Sanderson. 
J.  L.  P.  Sanderson. 
C.  H.  Smyth. 
J.  B.  Speid. 
A.  Todrick. 
G.  J.  Wood 


1869-70 

W.  .Marshall  (Capt.). 
W.  Blackwood. 
J.  C.  Campbell. 
J.  A.  W.  Mein. 
S.  D.  Tait. 
G.  J.  Wood. 
L.  M.  Balfour. 
W.  P.  W.  Brodie. 
G.  K.  S.  Moncreiff. 
J.  L.  P.  Sanderson. 
A.  B.  Finlay. 
W.  E.  Gilmour. 
J.  A.  Gilmour. 
R.  G.  Dunlop. 


1870-1 

L.  M.  Balfour  (Capt.). 

G.  L.  Macfarlane. 

L.  A.  Marshall. 

W.  Marshall. 

G.  K.  S.  Moncreiff. 

R.  G.  Dunlop. 

R.  E.  Wood. 

W.  E.  Gilmour. 

J.  A.  Gilmour. 

R.  Macnair. 

J.  H.  S.  Graham. 


1871-2 

R.  G.  Dunlop  (Capt). 
T.  A.  Bell. 
R.  E.  Wood. 
W.  E.  Gilmour. 
J.  R.  Blackwood. 
G.  H.  Dunsmure. 
J.  H.  S.  Graham. 
M.  J.  T.  Milling. 
T.  W.  Tait. 
T.  W.  'lodrich. 
S.  Macrae. 
S.  Mackie. 


1872-3 

S.  Macrae  (Capt.). 
J.  H.  S.  Graham. 
G.  Musgrave. 
J.  R.  Blackwood. 
D.  Hall. 
S.  Mackie. 
J.  Younger. 
D.  Mitchell. 
N.  J.  Finlay. 
L.  J.  Aitken. 
A.  Brebner. 
H.  L.  M.  Dunlop. 
G.  T.  Lyell. 
S.  L.  Sharp. 

c.  E.  ^^^ood. 


1873-4 

J.  H.  S.  (Jraham  (Capt.). 
L.  J.  Aitken. 

E.  W.  Anderson. 
A.  Brebner. 

H.  L.  M.  Dunlop. 
J.  G.  Durie. 
N.  J.  Finlay. 

F.  Fraser. 

J.  A.  Gardner. 
M.  H.  Gardiner. 
A.  M.  Kennedy. 

G.  T.  Lyell. 

W.  E.  Maclagan. 
J.  G.  Macnair. 
J.  J.  Moubray. 
S.  L.  Sharp. 
P.  W.  Smeaton. 
G.  S.  R.  Smith. 
C.  E.  Wood. 
J.  Younger. 


1874-5 

J.  H.  S.  Graham  (Capt.). 

P.  W.  Smeaton. 

A.  G.  M.  Macnair. 

A.  M.  Kennedy. 

A.  E.  C.  Spence. 

L  J.  Aitken. 

J.  G.  Macnair. 

G.  W.  L.  M'Leod. 

C.  G.  Gourlay. 

John  Bell. 

.M.  H.  Gardiner. 

W.  E.  Maclagan. 

W^.  Maxwell. 

N.  J.  Finlay. 

E.  R.  Smith. 

J.  J.  Moubray. 

W.  Dick  Pedilie. 

W.  Younger. 

A.  Brebner. 

J.  Batty  I'uke. 


1875-6 

"W.  E.  Maclagan  (Capt.). 

P.  W.  Smeaton. 

G.  W.  L.  M'Leod. 

C.  Clay. 

J.  E.  E.  Corstorphine. 

P.  M.  Matthew. 

<;.  W.  Kermack. 

T.  Jeffrey. 

W.  H.  Miller. 

AV.  B.  Bannerman. 

K.  D.  Murray. 

!•■.  Oswald. 

John  Bell. 

J.  Batty  Tuke. 

J.  E.  Borthwick. 

E.  R.  Smith. 

T.  W.  Smeaton. 
W.  J.  Kirk. 
W.  Dick  Peddie. 

F.  M.  Gray. 


550 


ACADEMY  FOOTBALL  TWENTIES  AND  FIFTEENS 


1876-7 

G.  W.  L.  M'Leo.i  (Capt.)- 
K.  D.  Murray. 

E.  S.  Balfour. 
H.  Maxwell. 
H.  Milling. 
C.  G.  Logan. 

G.  VV.  Kermack. 

W.  Harvey. 

P.  C.  Robertson. 

F.  .M.  Gray. 
J.  G.  Tait. 

W.  D.  B.  Boyd. 

B.  Macdonald. 

J.  C.  C.  C.  Brown. 

C.  P.  Cameron. 

F.  Oswald. 

A.  P.  Moir. 

G.  F.  Heath. 

R.  P.  Horsbrugh. 

B.  H.  Nicholson. 


1877-8 

F.  M.  Gray  (Capt.). 
C.  G.  Logan. 

H.  Maxwell. 
E.  Adam. 
W.  G.  Weir. 

G.  Pott. 

E.  L.  Strong. 
J.  H.  Sang. 
W.  C.  Sample. 

J.  C.  C.  C.  Brown. 

C.  H.  Sample. 

R.  A.  Brewis. 

T.  L.  Usher. 

L.  G.  Mackintosh. 

A.  P.  Reid. 

C.  N.  Cornillon. 

R.  P.  Horsbrugh. 

F.  J.  Matthew. 
H.  Mosman. 
F.  Saunders. 


1878-9 

G.  Pott  (Capt.). 

E.  L.  Strong. 
W.  G.  Sample. 
R.  Younger. 
T.  L.  Usher. 

J.  C.  C   C.  Brown. 
C.  H.  Sample. 
A.  P.  Reid. 
S.  S.  Sorensen. 

F.  Saunders. 
F.  T.  Wright. 

L.  G.  Mackintosh. 
C.  Reid. 
A.  T.  Clay. 
A.  C.  Mosman. 


1879-80 

C.  H.  Sample  (Capt.). 

J.  Burns. 

J.  W.  Burns. 

A.  T.  Clav. 

A.  E.  Hil'l. 

C.  A.  Mackenzie. 

A.  C.  Mosman. 

V.  A.  Noel  Paton. 

A.  P.  Reid. 

C.  Reid. 

H.  W.  Sample. 
J.  R.  E.  M.  Smith. 
S.  S.  Sorensen. 
F.  T.  Wright. 
M.  C.  Wright. 

D.  MacGillivray. 


1880-1 

C.  Reid  (Capt.). 
R.  A.  Adamson. 
J.  A.  Brown. 
J.  Burns. 
J.  W.  Burns. 
W.  Gillespie. 
T.  W.  Irvine. 
C.  A.  Mackenzie. 
M.  C.  M'Ewan. 
A.  C.  Mosman. 
H.  W.  Sample. 
C.  R.  Scott. 
J.  R.  E.  M.  Smith. 
S.  S.  Sorensen. 
F.  T.  Wright. 


1881-2 

T.  W.  Irvine  (Capt.). 

M.  C.  M'Ewan. 

C.  R.  Scott. 

H.  G.  B.  Kinnear. 

P.  W.  Hislop. 

O.  S.  M'N.  Fraser. 

J.  H.  Oswald. 

J.  R.  Simson. 

W.  H.  Montgomerie. 

W.  Gillespie. 

W.  Pott. 

H.  H.  Adair. 

G.  H.  Carphin. 

A.  K.  Brodie. 

W.  H.  Musgrave. 


1882-3 

C.  R.  Scott  (Capt.). 

F.  D.  Boyd. 

G.  H.  Carphin. 
J.  G.  Glassford. 
P.  W.  Hislop. 

H.  G.  B.  Kinnear. 
F.  B.  Marjoribanks. 
A.  VV.  Mosman. 
C.  C.  Moxon. 
W.  H.  Musgrave. 
J.  H.  Oswald. 
J.  R.  Simson. 
H.  L.  Usher. 
A.  White. 
T.  B.  White. 


1883-4 

C.  C.  Moxon  (Capt.). 
H.  H.  Anderson. 

F.  D.  Boyd. 

J.  R.  S.  Carr-Ellison. 

J.  G.  Glassford. 

D.  E.  Irons. 

J.  C.  Jameson. 

H.  A.  A.  Kennedy. 

H.  G.  B.  Kinnear. 

J.  M'Ewan. 

D.  I.  C.  Montgomerie. 

J.  V.  Paterson. 

T.  W.  R.  Scott. 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

A.  C.  Williamson. 


1884-5 

H.  J.  Stevenson  (Capt.). 

J.  R.  S.  Carr-Ellison. 

T.  M.  Bassano. 

J.  M'Ewan. 

D.  E.  Irons. 

D.  S.  T.  Hunter. 

J.  Keay. 

C.  L.  Ralston. 
A.  H.  Bovd. 

W.  J.  J.  Stewart. 
G.  L.  K.  Pringle. 
S.  C.  Wright. 
R.  D.  Jameson. 

D.  G.  Newton. 
R.  G.  Bowie. 


ACADEMY  FOOTBALL  TWENTIES  AND  FIFTEENS 


551 


1885-6 

A.  H.  Boyd(Capt.). 

W.  Stewart. 

G.  L.  K.  Pringle. 

D.  E.  Irons. 

R.  D.  Jameson. 

R.  G.  Bowie. 

D.  G.  Newton. 

S.  C.  Wright. 

V.  G.  Glassford. 

G.  Ralston. 

G.  R.  Williamson-Boss. 

T.  V.  Lockhart  Mure. 

R.  J.  Younger. 

D.  M.  Nisbet. 
O.  G.  Glassford. 

1888-9 

A.  F.  Hislop(Capt.). 

C.  G.  Newton. 
M.  Main. 

J.  F.  MoncreifF. 
J.  Rohson. 

E.  J.  Comrie  Thomson. 
H.  Richardson. 

T.  M'Ewan. 

D.  G.  Dunbar. 
W.  J.  Stuart. 
W.  K.  Moffat. 
T.  W.  Cuthbert. 
W.  B.  Jameson. 

A.  M.  Potts. 

B.  S.  Couper. 

1891-2 

W.  B.  Jameson  (Capt.). 

W.  K.  Moffat. 

G.  Moncreiff. 

J.  M.  Cuthbert. 

R.  O.  Lumsden. 

G.  G.  Harvey. 

E.  R.  Balfour. 

F.  C.  Richardson. 
L.  H.  Black. 

H.  C.  Chiene. 
J.  H.  Dods. 
H.  W.  Moncreiff. 
L.  B.  Bradbury. 
T.  K.  Bonnar. 
L.  G.  Glassford. 
W.  M.  C.  M'Ewan. 

1894-5 

tt.  W.  Moncreiff  (Capt). 
L.  B.  Bradbury. 
J.  I.  Gillespie. 
A.  W.  Robertson. 

G.  Cook. 

A.  S.  Pringle. 

T.  A.  Nelson. 

W.  Dove. 

J.  D.  Harvey. 

J.  G.  H.  M'Intosh. 

E.  R.  Moncreiff. 
L.  H.  I.  Bell. 

A.  D.  G.  Glassford. 
J.  E.  Hotson. 
J.  Ballantine. 

F.  P.  Dods. 


1886-7 

C.  G.  Glassford  (Capt.). 
G.  Ralston. 

G.  R.  Williamson-Ross. 
R.  J.  Younger. 
O.  G.  Glassford. 
H.  N.  Boyd. 
R.  C  Jameson. 

D.  F.  Dempster. 
L.  F.  Knuthsen. 
D.  M.  Nisbet 

D.  G.  Newton. 
A.  F.  Hislop. 
P.  M.  Hanuay. 
L.  Wright 

A.  J.  M'Leod. 

1889-90* 

A.  F.  Hislop  (Capt). 
J.  F.  Moncreiff. 
J.  Robson. 

E.  J.  Comrie  Thomson. 
H.  Richardson. 

T.  M'Ewan. 
W.  J.  Stuart. 
W.  K.  Moffat. 
T.  W.  Cuthbert 
W.  B.  Jameson. 
R.  B.  Alison. 
W.  H.  W.  Wood. 
J.  G.  Murray. 
W.  R.  Robertson. 

*  Only  fourteen  caps  given. 

1892-3 

G.  Moncreiff  (Capt). 
J.  M.  Cuthbert 

E.  R.  Balfour. 
J.  H.  Dods. 

H.  W.  Moncreiff. 
L.  B.  Bradbury. 
W.  M.  C.  M'Ewan. 
L.  G.  Glassford. 
T.  K.  Bonnar. 
A.  D.  Fordyce. 
J.  M.  Reid. 
H.  I.  Lindsay. 

F.  C.  Tliomson. 
J.  I.  Gillespie. 
D.  G.  Hall. 

R.  Burness. 

1895-6 

J.  I.  Gillespie  (Capt). 

A.  S.  Pringle. 

L.  H.  I.  Bell. 

F.  P.  Dods. 

P.  TurnbuU. 

J.  B.  Lorimer. 

H.  T.  Cuthbert. 

J.  Coldstream. 

D.  M.  Callender. 

O.  St.  J.  Gebbie. 

T.  C.  Cunningham. 

W.  A.  Duncan. 

F.  Ferguson. 

J.  P.  Cook. 

J.  M.  Bell. 


1887-8 

D.  G.  Newton  (Capt) 

A.  F.  Hislop. 
G.  H.  Hunter. 
C.  C.  Luke 

C.  G.  Newton. 
R.  C.  Jameson. 
J.  C.  Jamieson. 
V.  Wood. 

N.  G.  Glassford. 
H.  G.  W.  Meikle. 
J.  W.  Thomson. 
P.  B.  Carphin. 
J.  F.  Moncreiff. 
W.  Cowan. 
M.  Mein. 

1890-1 

J.  Robson  (Capt). 
T.  M'Ewan. 
W.  K.  Moffat. 
W.  J.  Stuart. 
W.  B.  Jameson. 
G.  Moncreiff. 

B.  Bell. 

W.  Ramage. 
G.  L.  Chiene. 
J.  M.  Cuthbert. 
R.  O.  Lumsden. 
G.  J.  Gregor. 
G.  G.  Harvey. 
P.  N.  Chirnside. 

E.  R.  Balfour. 
A.  M.  Bucher. 

1893-4 

J.  H.  Dods  (Capt). 
H.  W.  Moncreiff. 
L.  B.  Bradbury. 
L.  G.  Glassford. 
W.  M.  C.  M'Ewan. 

F.  C.  Thomson. 

D.  G.  Hall. 

G.  Cook. 

A.  S.  Pringle. 
A.  W.  Robertson. 
J.  I.  Gillespie. 
W.  St  J.  Gebbie. 
W.  A.  Smeaton. 

E.  E.  Malcolm. 
T.  A.  Nelson. 


1896-7 

L.  H.  L  Bell  (Capt). 
F.  P.  Dods. 
P.  Turnbull. 
O.  St.  J.  Gebbie. 
J.  M.  Bell. 
A.  G.  Ramage. 

F.  Anderson. 

G.  G.  R.  G.  Glassford. 
G.  W.  R.  Millar. 

R.  H.  Carlisle. 
J.  E.  Grabble. 
N.  Macleod. 
R.  G.  Gordon. 
D.  M.  Wood. 
A.  P.  G.  Lorimer. 


552 


ACADEMY  FOOTBALL  TWENTIES  AND  FIFTEENS 


1897-8 

J.  M.  Bell  (Capt.). 
J.  E.  Crabbie. 
F.  Anderson. 
D.  M.  Wood. 
A.  P.  G.  Lorimer. 
L.  L.  Bilton. 
P.  Turnbull. 
F.  C.  Ferguson. 
P.  C.  Young. 
C.  R.  Lyall. 
J.  B.  Stevenson. 
J.  E.  D.  Allan. 
R.  M.  Neill. 
H.  E.  Scott. 
R.  S.  Reid. 


1898-9 

F.  Anderson  (Capt.). 
D.  iM.  Wood. 

A.  I*.  G.  Lorimer. 
P.  Turnbull. 
P.  C.  Young. 

C.  R.  Lyall. 
R.  M.  Neill. 
H.  E.  Scott. 
H.  S.  Reid. 

G.  E.  Crabbie. 
H.  H.  Thorburn. 
G.  H.  R.  Gibson. 
W.  S.  M.  Brown. 

D.  P.  D.  Wilkie. 
A.  G.  Thomson. 
J.  R.  Ix>ngmuir. 


1899-1900 

P.  Turnbull  (Capt.). 
H.  E.  Scott. 
G.  E.  Crabbie. 
H.  H.  Thorburn. 

A.  G.  Thomson. 
J.  R.  Longmuir. 
G.  L.  D.  Hole. 
H.  Cheyne. 

R.  S.  Reid. 
R.  M'Lean. 
L  S.  S.  Moir. 

B.  E.  Ross. 
D.  Cotterill. 
J.  J.  Ross. 

C.  S.  Turcan. 


1900-1 

G.  E.  Crabbie  (Capt.). 

H.  H.  Thorburn. 

H.  Cheyne. 

R.  S.  Reid. 

R.  M'Lean. 

J.  J,  Ross. 

D.  Colville. 

A.  Wyllie. 

P.  F.  H.  Grierson. 

S.  d'E.  Colam. 

J.  R.  Dickson. 

J.  A.  R.  Cargill. 

K.  B.  Saunders. 

A.  R.  Balfour. 

W.  M.  Black. 


1901-2 

A.  Wyllie  (Capt.).. 
J.  R.  Dickson. 
J.  A.  R.  Cargill. 
J.  C.  M.  Bell. 
T.  D.  S.  iMacLaren. 
G.  G.  Blackwood. 
T.  J.  Hogarth 
J.  H.  B.  Smith. 
L.  H.  F.  Thatcher. 
P.  M.  Murray. 
A.  W.  Garden. 
G.  Beveridge. 
J.  M.  M'Keand. 
A.  Dewar. 
N.  M.  Lees. 


1902-3 

J.  C.  M.  Bell  (Capt.). 

G.  G.  Blackwood. 

J.  H.  B.  Smith. 

P.  M.  Murray. 

J.  M.  M'Keand. 

A.  Dewar. 

N.  M.  Lees. 

F.  R.  Fraser. 

A.  L.  Urquhart. 

J.  B.  Greenshields. 

(J.  Hamilton. 

J.  A.  Robertson  Durham. 

J.  B.  Barty. 

A.  T.  Go  wan. 

R.  C.  Lundie. 


1903-4 

J.  H.  B.  Smith  (Capt.). 

J.  M.  M'Keand. 

A.  Dewar. 

A.  L.  Urquhart. 

G.  Hamilton. 

J.  A.  Robertson  Durham. 

H.  J.  Simson. 

J.  E.  Mein. 

C.  Anderson. 

T.  R.  Binnie. 

K.  D.  Thomson. 

F.  R.  Fraser. 

A.  D.  C.  King. 

I.  Colquhoun. 


1904-5 

J.  A.  Robertson  Durham  (Capt.). 

A.  L.  Urquhart. 

*  H.  J.  Simson. 

C.  Anderson. 

T.  R.  Binnie. 

J.  E.  Mein. 

K.  D.  Thomson. 

J.  H.  E.  Cook. 

W.  Liddle. 

A.  B.  Mein. 

T.  M.  Anderson. 

W.  L.  M'Lean. 

J,  L.  Mounsey. 

H.  Martin. 

J.  Romanes. 

P.  R.  Laird. 

*  Left  at  Christmas. 


1905-6 

J.  L.  Mounsey  (Capt). 

J.  H.  E.  Cook. 

A.  B.  Mein. 

T.  M.  Anderson. 

H.  Martin. 

P.  R.  Uird. 

J.  M.  G.  Brown. 

W.  Bruce. 

P.  A.  M'Keand. 

J.  T.  R.  Mitchell. 

H.  H.  H.  Spence. 

W.  R.  Stewart. 

J.  B.  Wilkie. 

C.  Mackintosh. 

R.  C.  Reid. 


ACADEMY  FOOTBALL  TWENTIES  AND  FIFTEENS 


553 


1906-7 

A.  B.  Mein  (Capt.). 

T.  M.  Anderson. 

H.  Martin. 

P.  A.  M'Keand. 

J.  T.  R.  Mitchell. 

W.  R.  Stewart. 

C.  Mackintosh. 

J.  R.  Milligan. 

W.  Milne. 

I{.  C.  Blackwood. 

R.  C.  C.  Campbell. 

J.  G.  Monteath. 

J.  Prosser. 

K.  M'Lean. 

A.  Gilmour. 


1907-8 

J.  R.  Milligan  (Capt.). 

W.  Milne. 

A.  Gilmour. 

J.  G.  Monteath. 

K.  M'Lean. 

J.  H.  D.  Watson. 

R.  F.  Simson. 

A.  M.  Stewart. 

S.  H.  Watson. 

G.  D.  Ferguson. 

W.  I.  Black. 

E.  D.  Anderson. 

A.  A.  Wallace. 

D.  M.  Bain. 

I.  Galletly. 

M.  A.  Dumat. 


1908-9 

J.  G.  Monteatli  (Capt. ). 
R.  F.  Simson. 

D.  M.  Bain. 

*E.  D.  Ander-son. 

C.  N.  Roney-Dougall. 

J.  S.  Graham. 

W.  B.  Gordon. 

H.  F.  W.  W.  Buchau. 

E.  D.  Milligan. 

F.  W.  Thomson. 
C.  H.  K.  Smith. 
W.  M.  Crabbie. 
J.  Fleck. 

R.  H.  Alexander. 
E.  P.  Combe. 
8.  O.  Shepherd. 

*  Left  at  end  of  first  term. 


1909-10 

D.  M.  Bain  (Capt.). 
H.  F.  W.  W.  Buchan. 
*C.  N.  Roney-Dougall. 

E.  D.  Milligan. 

F.  W.  Thomson. 
W.  M.  Crabbie. 
J.  Fleck. 

W.  Tod. 

E.  S.  Fiddes. 

G.  E.  F.  Campbell. 
R.  Carlyle. 

C.  D.  Ritchie. 
W.  M.  ^Vallace. 
N.  G.  Salvesen. 
R.  Clark. 
R.  G.  S.  Durward. 

*  Left  at  Christmas. 


1910-11  * 

H.  F.  W.  W.  Buchan  (Capt.). 

W.  M.  Crabbie. 

J.  Fleck. 

E.  S.  Fiddes. 

G.  E.  F.  Campbell. 

R.  Carlyle. 

C.  D.  Ritchie. 

N.  G.  Salvesen. 

R.  Clark. 

W.  M.  Wallace. 

R.  G.  S.  Durward. 

W.  K.  White. 

J.  C.  G.  C.  Muirhead. 

R.  D.  Milligan. 

H.  Alexander. 

A.  '1".  Sloan. 

W.  F.  T.  Haultain. 

♦  Two  additional  caps  given. 


1911-12 

R.  Clark  (Capt.). 
W.  M.  Wallace. 
W.  K.  White. 
H.  Alexander. 

F.  J.  Cliristisoii. 
J.  W.  F.  Neill. 
R.  C.  Fletcher. 
J.  D.  O.  Coats. 

A.  F.  P.  Christison. 
J.  H.  T.  Graham. 
J.  W.  E.  Miller. 
T.  Scott. 
A.  H.  Douglas. 
R.  D.  Stevenson. 

G.  B.  Crole. 


1912-13  * 

F.  J.  Christison  (Capt.). 

J.  W.  F.  Neill. 

J.  W.  E.  Miller. 

'J".  Scott. 

A.  H.  Douglas. 

R.  D.  Stevenson. 

L.  H.  T.  Sloan. 

C.  (,'.  Winchester. 

J.  G.  Yorston. 

A.  J.  R.  Munro. 

W.  P.  Paterson. 

H.  P.  Ritchie. 

W.  D.  L.  Cullen. 

W.  Harrison. 

T.  C.  Kennedy. 

N.  F.  Dixon. 

*  An  additional  cap  given. 


1913-14 

A.  H.  Douglas  (Capt.). 

J.  M'Laren. 

R.  D.  Stevenson 

W.  Harrison. 

T.  C.  Kennedy. 

R.  K.  Gordon. 

W.  P.  Vassie. 

R.  C.  K.  Mill. 

J.  N.  Shaw. 

J.  Lindsay. 

A.  D.  Foster. 

A.  B.  Rodger. 

C.  L.  B.  Duke. 

W.  B.  Constable. 

I.  G.  Cameron. 


Note. — No  records  of  the  early  teams  were  kept,  and  some  of  the  above  teams  have  been 
compiled  from  memory  by  individual  members,  and  are  therefore  not  complete. 


FOOTBALL 


Triei  were  not  connled  until  IS'fi. 

MERCHISTON 


Date 

Result 
Draw 

Where  Played 

Score 

Date 

Result 
Lost 

Where  Played 

Score 

1858-59 

Academy  Ground 

1890-91  I 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  4  goals  5  tries 

Draw 

Merchiston 

1859-60 

Lost 

Academy  Ground 

Nil  to  2  goals 

1891  92 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal 

Won 

Merchiston 

1  goal  to  nil 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  1  try 

1860-61 

Draw 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  1  try 

1892-93 

Won 

Merchiston 

1  goal  to  nil 

1861-62 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  tries 

1862-&3 

1893-94 

Won    ; 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  1  try  to  nil 

1863-64 

Lost      1 

Alerchiston 

Nil  to  5  tries 

1864-65 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

1894-9D  1 

Won 

Merchiston 

2  goals  1  try  to  nil 

1865-66 

Won 

1  goal  to  1  try 

Won 

1  goal  1  try  to  nil 

1895-!)6 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  to  nil 

1866-67 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

2  tries  to  nil 

Draw 

Merchiston 

No  scoring 

Won 

Merchiston 

2  goals  to  nil 

1896-97 

Won 

Merchiston 

1  goal  2  tnes  to  1  goal 
(marked) 

1867-68 

Won 

2  goals  2  tries    to    1  i 

goal 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  2  tries  to  nil 

Won 

3  goals  5  tries  to  nil 

1897-98 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

No  scoring 

1868-69 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  3  tries  to  nil 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  1  try 

1869-70 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  to  1  goal  1  try 

1898-99 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  2  goals  (1  drop- 

1870-71 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  to  nil 

ped)  3  tries 

1871-72 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  2  goals 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

No  scoring 

1899-1900 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  goals  (1  drop- 

1872-73 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  try                     i 

ped)  4  tries 
Nil  to  2  goals  1  try 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  2  goals  3  tries 

Lost 

Merchiston 

1873-74 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

No  scoring 

1900-01 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  2  goals  3  tries 

Draw 

Merchiston 

2  tries  to  nil 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  goals  3  tries 

1874-76 

Won 

... 

4  goals  2  tries  to  nil 

1901-02 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  6  goals  2  tries 

1875-76 

Draw 

Merchiston 

1  try  each 

1902-03 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  2  tries 

1876-77 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  try 

Lost 

Newfield 

Nil  to  2  tries 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  1  goal  4  tries 

1903-04 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  1  goal  2  tries 

1877-78 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  2  goals  5  tries 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal  2  tries 

1904-05 

Won 

Merchiston 

2  tries  to  1  try 

1878-79 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  to  1  goal  1  try 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  goals 

1879-80 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  3  tries  to  nil 

1905-06 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

No  scoring 

1880-81 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  to  3  tries 

AVon 

Merchiston 

1  goal  2  tries  to  1  try 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  4  goals  7  tries 

1900-07 

Won 

Merchiston 

1  goal  1  try  to  nil 

1881-82 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  1  try  to  1  try 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  2  tries 

1907-08 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Itry  to  1  goal  (dropped) 

1882-83 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  4  goals  6  tries 

1  try 

1883-84 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  1  goal  1  try 

•  .. 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  7  goals  1  try 

1908-09 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  try 

1884-85 

Won 

Merchiston 

1  try  to  nil 

1909-10 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  1  try  to  2  tries 

1885-86 

•.. 

Draw 

Merchiston 

No  scoring 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  5  goals  2  tries 

!  1910-11 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  5  tries  to  nil 

1886-87 

1 

Won 

Merchiston 

1  goal  2  tries  to  1  try 

Lost 

1  Merchiston 

Nil  to  2  goals  5  tries 

j  1911-12 

Lost 

Merchiston 

1  goal  to  2  goals  (1  drop- 

1887-88 

Lost 

I  Merchiston 

Nil  to  2  goals  5  tries 

ped  1  penalty)  2  tries 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  4  goals  3  tries 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  3  tries 

1888-89 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  7  goals  5  tries 

1912-13 

Won 

Merchiston 

1  goal  to  nil 

1889-90 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  2  goals 

1913-14 

Lost 

Merchiston 

Nil  to  1  goal  2  tries 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  to  2  goals  1  try 

FETTES 


Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

1873-74 

Draw 

Won 

Fettes 
Raeburn  Place 

7  tries  to  nil 

2  goals  2  tries  to  nil       1 

1879-80 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal 

1874-75 

Draw 
Won 

Raeburn  Place 
Fettes 

No  scoring 

1880-81 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal  3  tries 

1875-76 

Draw 

Fettes 

No  scoring 



1881-82 

Lost 
Lost 

Fettes 
Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  6  goals  4  tries 
Nil  to  1  goal 

1876-77 

l^i 

Fettes 

Nil  to  1  goal 

1882-83 

Lost 
Lost 

Fettes 
Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  3  goals  1  try 
Nil  to  1  goal  3  tries 

1877-78 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  goals  2  tries 

1883-8 1 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  goals  3  tries 

Lost 

Fettes 

Nil  to  3  goals  3  tries 

Lost 

Fettes 

Nil  to  5  goals  4  tries 

1878-79 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

No  scoring 

1884-85 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  8  goals  4  tries 

FOOTBALL 

FETTES — continued 


555 


Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

1885-86 

Lost 

Fettes 

Nil  to  4  goals  2  tries 

1899-1900 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal 

1886-87 

1900-01 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  to  1  goal  1  try 

1901-02 

1887-88 

Lost 

Fettes 

Nil  to  1  goal  1  try 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  5  goals  5  tries 

1902-03 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  to  2  goals  1  try 

1888-89 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  4  goals  7  tries 

Lost 

Fettes 

Nil  to  4  goals  8  tries 

Lost 

Fettes 

Nil  to  9  goals  4  tries 

1903-04 

Lost 

Fettes 

1  try  to  1  goal  2  tries 

1889-90 

Lost 

Fettes 

Nil  to  9  goals  1  try 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  goals  3  tries 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal  1  try 

1904-05 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  3  goals  5  tries 

1890-91 

Lost 

Fettes 

Nil  to  3  goals  (1  drop- 

1891-92 

Lost 

Fettes 

Nil  to  4  goals  2  tries 

ped)  4  tries 
Nil  to  3  goals  1  try 

1905-06 

Lost 

Fettes 

1892-93 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal  (dropped) 

1  try 

1900-07 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

3  goals  2  tries  to  1  goal 

Lost 

Fettes 

Nil  to  1  try 

Won 

Fettes 

2  goals  1  try  to  1  goal 

1893-94 

Won 

Fettes 

1  dropped  goal  to  nil 

1907-08 

Lost 

Fettes 

1  try  to  2  goals  2  tries 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

No  scoring 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal  2  tries 

1894-95 

Lost 
Draw 

Raeburn  Place 
Fettes 

Nil  to  1  try 
No  scoring 

190809 

Lost 

Fettes 

1  goal  to  2  goals 

1895-96 

Draw 

Fettes 

1  try  each 

1909-10 

Lost 

Fettes 

1  goal  (penalty)  to  4 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  to  nil 

goals  1  try 

1896-97 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal  (dropped) 

Lost 

Newfield 

1  try  to  2  goals  2  tries 

2  tries 

1910-11 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  3  tries  to  2  goals 

Lost 

Fettes 

1  try  to  2  goals  2  tries 

(1  dropped  1  penalty) 

1897-98 

Won 

Fettes 

1  goal  to  1  goal  (drop- 
ped) 

Won 

Fettes 

2  goals  1  try  to  1  goal 
(penalty)  1  try 

1911-12 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

3  tries  to  1  goal  2  tries 

1898-99 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  to  nil 

1912-13 

Lost 

Fettes 

1  goal  1  try  to  2  goals 

1899-1900 

Lost 

Fettes 

Nil  to  2  tries 

1913-14 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  to  1  try 

LORETTO 


Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

1879 

Lost 

Loretto 

1898-99 

Draw 

Pinkie 

1  goal (penalty)  each 

1880 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  goals 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

No  scoring 

1880 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal  1  try 

1899-1900 

1881 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  6  goals  2  tries 

1900-01 

Draw 

Pinkie 

1  try  each 

1881-82 

Lost 

Pinkie 

Nil  to  1  goal  4  tries 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  4  goals  3  tries 

1901-02 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  goals  6  tries 

1882-83 

Lost 

Loretto 

Nil  to  5  goals  4  tries 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  to  nil 

1902-03 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  tries 

1883-84 

Lost 

Loretto 

Nil  to  10  goals  1  try 

1884-85 

Lost 

Pinkie 

Nil  to  5  goals  3  tries 

190304 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

1    goal    to   3  goals    1 

1885-86 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  each 

try 

Lost 

Newfield,  Loretto 

Nil  to  7  goals  4  tries 

Lost 

Newfield,  Loretto 

1  try  to  1  goal  (drop- 

1886-87 

Lost 

Pinkie 

Nil  to  3  goals  4  tries 

ped) 

1887-88 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal  3  tries 

1904-05 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal,  1  goal  (penalty), 

1888-89 

Lost 

Pinkie 

Nil  to  3  goals  1  try 

and  2  tries  to  nil 

1889-90 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  goals  3  tries 

Won 

Newfield,  Loretto 

1  try  to  nil 

Lost 

Pinkie 

Nil  to  4  goals  3  tries 

1905-06 

Lost 

Newfield,  Loretto 

Nil  to  2  goals  1  try 

1890-91 

Lost 

Pinkie 

Nil  to  2  goals  1  try 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  2  tries  to  1  try 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal  1  try 

1906-07 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  1  try  each 

1891-92 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  4  goals  2  tries 

Won 

Newfield,  Loretto 

1  goal  3  tries  to  1  try 

1892-93 

Won 

Pinkie 

1  goal  to  nil 

1907-08 

Lost 

Newfield,  Loretto 

Nil  to  1  goal  3  tries 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

1   goal   (penalty)  to  1 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  6  tries 

goal  1  try 

1908-09 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  3  goals  2  tries 

1893-94 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal 

Lost 

Pinkie 

Nil  to  1  try 

1909-10 

Won 

Newfield,  Loretto 

3  tries  to  1  goal  1  try 

1894-95 

Draw 

Pinkie 

No  scoring 

Won 

Newfield,    Inver- 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

No  scoring 

leith 

1  goal  4  tries  to  nil 

1895-96 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  each 

1910-11 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  3  tries  to  nil 

Lost 

Pinkie 

Nil  to  2  goals  (1  drop- 

Won 

Newfield,  Loretto 

6  tries  to  nil 

ped)  1  try 

1911-12 

Won 

Newfield,  Loretto 

1  goal  1  try  to  nil 

1890-97 

Lost 

Pinkie 

Nil  to  3  goals  (1  drop- 

:Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  3  tries  to  nil 

ped,    1    penalty,    1 

1912-13    Won 

Raeburn  Place 

4  goals  (1  penalty)  3 

marked) 

! 

tries  to  nil 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  tries  to  nil 

Won 

Newfield,  Loretto 

2  goals  3  tries  to  nil 

1897-98 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  to  nil 

1913-14    Lost 

Newfield,  Loretto 

Nil  to  1  goal  (dropped) 

Draw 

Pinkie 

No  scoring 

i  Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  tries  to  1  try 

656 


FOOTBALL 


BLAIR  LODGE 


Dau 

Re»lt 

Wh«e  Played 

Score 

Dale 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

1878-79 

Won 

Polmont 

1  try  to  nil 

1893-94 

Draw 

Polmont 

No  scoring 

1879-80 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  1  try  to  nil 

1880-81 

1894-95 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  3  tries  to  nil 

1881-82 



1882-83 



1895-96 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  2  tries  to  2  goali 

1883-84 

Lost 

Polmont 

Nil  to  1  goal  2  tries 

Won 

Polmont 

1  try                            1 

1  goal  2  tries  to  nil 

1884-85 

Lost 
Lost 

Polmont 
Raoburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  goals  2  tries 
Nil  to  4  goals  6  tries 

1896-97 

Won 

Polmout 

1  goal  1  try  to  1  try 

1885-86 

Lost 

Polmont 

Nil  to  1  goal  2  tries 

1897-98 

Draw 
Won 

Raeburn  Place 
Polmout 

No  scoring 

1  goal  (dropped )  to  1  try 

1886-87 

Won 
Lost 

Raeburn  Place 
Polmont 

3  tries  to  nil 
1  try  to  1  goal 

1898-99 

Won 

Polmont 

2  goals  6  tries  to  1  goal 

1887-88 

Draw 

Polmont 

No  scoring 

1899-1900 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  (1  penalty)  1 
try  to  nil 

1888-89 

Lost 

lUkeburn  Place 

Nil  to  5  goals  6  tries 

Won 

Polmont 

3  goals  (2  penalties)  4 
tries  to  nil 

1889-90 

Lost 
Lost 

Polmont 
Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  6  goals  4  tries 
Nil  to  3  goals  7  tries 

1900-01 

1890-91 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  tries 

1901-02 

Won 
Won 

Raeburn  Place 
Polmont 

1  goal  2  tries  to  nil 
3  goals  (1  dropped)  3 

1891-92 

Lost 

Polmont 

Nil  to  3  tries 

tries  to  nil 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal  1  try 

1902-03 

Won 

Polmont 

2  goals   (1  penalty)  4 
tries  to  nil 

— —. 

1892-93 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  try 

WATSON'S 


Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

Date 
1902-03 

Result 
Draw 

Where  Played 

Score 

1887-88 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

No  scoring 

Myreside 

No  scoring 

1888-89 

Lost 

Myreside 

Nil  to  1  goal  2  tries 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  to  1  goal  1  try 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  2  goals  2  tries 

1903-04 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  2  tries  to  nil 

1889-90 

AVon 

Myreside 

3  goals  4  tries  to  nil 

1890-91 

AVon 

Myreside 

1  goal  (dropped)  1  try 

to  1  try 
1  goal  2  tries  to  nil 

1904-05 

Won 

Myreside 

4  goals  (1  dropped)  4 

tries  to  nil 
3  tries  to  nil 

1891-92 

AV'on 

Raeburn  Place 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

Lost 

Myreside 

1  try  to  1  goal  (dropped) 

1905-06 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  1  goal  (dropped) 

1892-93 

Won 

2  goals  (1  penalty)  3 

Itry 

tries  to  nil 

Draw 

Myreside 

1  try  each 

Draw 

Myreside 

1  try  each 

1906-07 

Won 

Myreside 

5  goals  1  try  to  nil 

1893-94 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  2  tries  to  nil 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

3  goals  4  tries  to  3  tries 

Won 

Myreside 

1  try  to  nil 

1907-08 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

3  tries  to  nil 

1894-95 

Won 

Myreside 

1  try  to  nil 

AVon 

Mvreside 

1  goal  3  tries  to  nil 

1908-09 

AVon 

Jlyreside 

3goal9(l  penalty) Itry 

1895-96 

AVon 
Draw 

Raeburn  Place 
Myreside 

2  goals  1  try  to  nil 
No  scoring 

to  nil 

1896-97 

Won 

Myreside 

1    penalty   goal    to   1 

1909-10 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

3  tries  to  nil                   1 

try 

Won 

Jlyreside 

1  goal    2    tries    to    1 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  1  try  to  nil 

penalty  goal 

1897-98  |AVon 

Raeburn  I'lace 

2  tries  to  nil 

1910-11 

AVon 

Myreside 

1  goal  2  tries  to  nil 

iDraw 

Myreside 

No  scoring 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  3  tries  to  1  try  1 

1898-99    Won 

Myreside 

1  try  to  nil 

1911-12 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

3  goals  3  tries  to  nil 

IWon 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  to  nil 

AA'on 

Myreside 

1  goal  1  try  to  nil 

1899-1900  Won 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  3  tries  to  1  try 

1912-13 

AVon 

Myreside 

4  goals  5  tries  to  1  goal 

Draw 

Myreside 

2  tries  each 

(dropped) 

1900-01 

AVon 

Myreside 

3  tries  to  nil 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

4  goals  5  tries  to  nil 

AVon. 

Raeburn  Place 

1  goal  2  tries  to  nil 

1913-14 

Won 

New  Field 

1  goal  1  try  to  1  goal 

1901-02 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

Nil  to  3  tries 

(marked) 

IX)St 

1 

Myreside 

Nil  to  2  tries 

AVon 

Myreside 

3  goals  4  tries  to  nil 

CRICKET 


557 


GLENALMOND 


Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

1890-91 

Lost 

Glenalmond 

Nil  to  1  goal 

1902-03 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  tries  to  1  goal  (penalty) 

1891-92 

1903-04 

AVon 

Glenalmond 

1  try  to  nil 

1802-93 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

1  try  to  1  goal 

1904-05 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  4   tries   to    1 

1893-94 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  2  tries  to  nil 

dropped  goal 

Won 

Glenalmond 

1  goal  (marked)  to  nil 

1905-06 

Won 

Glenalmond 

2  goals  3  tries  to  nil 

1894-95 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  (1   penalty)  4 

1906-07 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  11  tries  to  nil 

tries  to  nil 

1907-08 

Won 

Glenalmond 

2  goals  4  tries  to  nil 

1895-96 

Won 

Glenalmond 

2  tries  to  nil 

1908-09 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

2  tries  to  1  goal  1  try 

1896-97 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

2  goals  3  tries  to  nil 

1909-10 

Lost 

Glenalmond 

3  goals  (2  penalties)  to 

1897-98 

Won 

Glenalmond 

2  tries  to  nil 

3  goals  1  try 

1898-99 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

No  scoring 

1910-11 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

4  goals  3  tries  to  1  goal 

11899-1900 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

3  goals  to  1  try 

1911-12 

Won 

Glenalmond 

3  goals  7  tries  to  nil 

190001 

1912-13 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

7  goals  4  tries  to  nil 

1901-02 

Lost 

Glenalmond 

1  try  to  2  tries 

1913-14 

1 

Won 

Glenalmond 

6  goals  (1  dropped)  to  3 

tries 

CRICKET 


MERCHISTON 


Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

i 
Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

1858 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

108  and  55  against  21 
and  86 

1871 

Lost 
AVon 

93  and  83  against  177 
145  against  51  and  82 

Won 

Merchiston 

63  and  90  against  57 
and  58 

1872 

AVon 

Merchiston 

84  and  60  against   79 
and  67 

1859 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

126    and    14    for    no 
wickets   against    82 

1873 

AVon 

Merchiston 

193  and  65  for  3  wickets 
against  153 

and  56 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

149  and  90  against  111 

AVon 

Merchiston 

186  against  91  and  90 

and  33  for  3  wickets 

1860 

Lost 

Merchiston 

96  and  52  against  137' 
and  10  for  2  wickets 

1874 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

113  against  89  and  25 
for  4  wickets 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

156      and    23    for    2 
wickets    against    69 

Lost 

Merchiston 

139  against  151  and  6 
for  1  wicket 

and  135 

1875 

Won 

Merchiston 

127  and  57  for  4  wic- 

1861 

Won 

117  against  57  and  86 

kets  against  96 

Lost 

37  and  105  against  166 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

171  against  57  and  16 

1862 

Won 

126  against  66  and  50 

for  2  wickets 

for  3  wickets 

1876 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

113 

AVon 

189  against  47  and  47 
for  5  wickets 

Draw 

Merchiston 

187  against  31  for    2 
wickets 

1863 

Draw 

125  for  6  wickets  against 
149 

1877 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

155  for  7  wickets  (stop- 
ped for  rain) 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

329  against  34  and  48 

1878 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

42  against  28  and  21 

for  6  wickets 

Lost 

Merchiston 

92  against  211 

1864 

AVon 

211  against  69 

1879 

Won 

Merchiston 

06  and  84  for  7  wickets 

1865 

Won 

155  against  25  and  94 

against  37 

AVon 

212  for  2  wickets  against 
89 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

133  against  60  and  80 
for  7  wickets 

1866 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

266  against  51  and  64 

1880 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

111  against  112  and  25 

1867 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

54  and  41  for  4  wickets 

for  5  wickets 

against  68  and  44 

Won 

Merchiston 

155  against  92  and  21 

AVon 

Merchiston 

139  and  59  for  1  wicket 

for  5  wickets 

against  73  and  123 

1881 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

128  against  73 

1868 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

152  and  27  for  2  wickets 

1 
1 

Lost 

Merchiston 

64  against  132 

1      against  202  and  82 

1882 

Lost 

Merchiston 

33  and  49  against  140 

Lost 

Merchiston 

144  and  22 fori  wicket 
against  153  and  144 

1883 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

68    and    131    against 
182 

1869 

1  AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

178  against  107 

1884 

!LoBt 

Merchiston 

62  against  107  and  70 

AVon 

Merchiston 

,  166  and  77  against  112 

for  1  wicket 

and  21  for  4  wickets 

1885 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

09  and  32  for  8  wickets 

1870 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

93  against  21  and  33 

against  IX) 

Won 

Merchiston 

100  and  111  against  94 
and  25  for  1  wicket 

1886 

Lost 

Merchiston 

01  against  85  and  37 
for  6  wickets 

558 


CRICKET 

UERCHISTON— continued 


Date 

Rnult 

Where  Played 

Score 

Date 
1900 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

1887 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

27  and  50  for  8  wickets  , 

Draw 

Merchiston 

177  for  7wickets  against 

against  88 

34  for  no  wickets 

1888 

Lost 

Mercliiston 

70  against    139  for    5 
wickets 

1901 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

95  and  125  against  163 
and  64  for  2  wickets 

1889 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

23  and   51  against  83 

1902 

Lost 

Merchiston 

88  and  90  against  375 

and  50 

1903 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

54  and  86  against  185 

1890 

Lost 

Mercliiston 

33  against  233 

1904 

Lost 

Merchiston 

110  and  44  against  126 

1891 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

42  and  102  against  114 

and  119 

and  40  for  9  wickets 

1905 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

167  and  185  against  309 

1892 

Lost 

Merohiston 

10  and  86  against  81 
and  150  for  9  wickets 

for  8  wickets  and  59 
for  1  wicket                  i 

1893 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

96  and  92  against  79 
and  113  for  5  wickets 

1906 

Draw 

Merchiston 

101  and  207  against  77 
and  146  for  3  wickets 

1894 

AVon 

Mercliiston 

169  against  45  and  77 

1907 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

183  and  77  for  4  wickets 

1895 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

179  and  53  for  8  wickets  1 
against  124  and  69 

against  251  and  1(>0 
for  7  wickets 

for  2  wickets 

1908 

Lost 

Merchiston 

31  and  73  against  203 

1896 

Lost 

Merohiston 

156  and  92  against  280  i 

1909 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

321  and  42  for  3  wickets 

1897 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

109  and    221    against 

against  159  and  200 

151    and    98    for    9  1 

1910 

Draw 

Merchiston 

135  for  7  wickets  against 

wickets                        I 

279                               , 

1898 

Draw 

Merchiston 

186     and     64    for     2' 
wickets    against    90 

1911 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

230and46for5wicket3 
against  91  and  183 

and  206  for  7  wickets 

1912 

Draw 

Merchiston 

232    and     153    for    3  | 

1899 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

43  and  110  against  82 

wickets  against  307 

and  92 

1913 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

349  against  144  and  100 

GLENALMOND 


Date 

Result 
Won 

Where  Played 

Score 

Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

1858 

Glenalmond 

41  and  47  against  28 

1876 

Won 

Glenalmond 

55  against  52  and  78 

and  37 

1877 



Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

46  and  56  against  76 
and  72  for  3  wickets 

1878 
1879 

1869 

Won 

Glenalmond 

104  against  liS  and  47 

1880 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

73  and  72  against  46 
and  103 

1881 
1882 

1860 

Won 

Glenalmond 

149  against  88 

1883 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

113  against  92 

1884 

1861 

Lost 

Glenalmond 

100  against  113 

1885 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

188  against  42  and  42 
for  7  wickets 

1886 
1887 

1862 

Won 
Draw 

198  against  71 
80  for  4  wickets  against 
106 

1888 
1889 
1890 

1863 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

323  against  20  for  1 
wicket 

1891 

Lost 

Glenalmond 

67  and  38  against  34 
and  77 

1864 

1892 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

87  against  26  and  21 

1865 

for  2  wickets 

1866 

1893 

Lost 

Glenalmond 

84  against  106 

1867 

1894 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

67  against  90  ami  99 

1868 

••• 

for  6  wickets 

1869 

Won 

107  against  83 

1895 

Won 

Glenalmond 

126  against  91 

1896 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

78  and  90  for  3  wickets 

1870 

Lost 

Glenalmond 

103   and    105    against 

against  73 

114 

1897 

Lost 

Glenalmond 

48     and     153     for     5 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

90  against  99 

wickets  against  104 

1871 

Won 

228  against  41  and  41 

1898 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

124  against  53  and  54 
for  3  wickets 

1872 

Won 

Glenalmond 

93  against  31  and  46 

1899 

Lost 

Glenalmond 

90  against   169  for  9 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

104    and    42     for     9 

wickets 

wickets    against    55 

1900 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

185  against  56 

and  122 

1901 

Lost 

Glenalmond 

31  and  77  for  4  wickets 

1873 

Won 

Glenalmond 

123  against  18  and  38 

against  149 

1902 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

112  against  172 

1874 

Won 

Glenalmond 

68  and  44  against  40 
and  37 

1903 

Lost 

Glenalmond 

77  against    169  for  6 
wickets 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

79  and  10  for  1  wicket 
against  36  and  52 

1904 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

81  for  8  wickets  against 
186  for  9  wickets 

1875 

1905 

Won 

Glenalmond 

219  against  167 

1906 

Tie 

Raeburn  Place 

148  each 

CRICKET 


559 


GL.Ti.NAl.MOND— continued 


Date 

Result 

Where  Pbycd 

Score 

Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

1907 

Lost 

Glenalmond 

50  against   171   for  7 

1911 

Won 

Glenalmond 

202  against  201 

wickets 

1912 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

Stopped  for  rain  ;  Glen- 

1!K)8 

Won 

Racburn  Place 

129  against  96 

almond    112     for    4 

1909 

Draw- 

Glenalmond 

167     for     9     wickets 

wickets 

against  188 

1913 

Won 

Glenalmond 

104  against  72 

1910 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

93  against   276   for   9 
wickets 

LORETTO 


Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

Date 
1880 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

1858 

Won 

Pinkie 

95  and  100  against  82 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

111  against  121 

and  88 

1881 

Lost 

Pinkie 

38  against  145 

1859 

1882 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

55  against  151 

1860 

1883 

Lost 

Pinkie 

82  against  134 

1861 

1884 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

21  for  4  wickets  against 

1862 

407 

1863 

Won 

117  and  12  fori  wicket 

1885 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

77  against  173 

against  73  and  54 

1886 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

100    against   62  for   1 

Lost 

47  and  39  against  42 

wicket 

and  67 

1887 

Won 

Pinkie 

103  against  56 

1864 

Won 
Won 

150  against  49  and  67 
220  against  142  and  63 

1888 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

114  against  237  for  7 
wickets 

for  6  wickets 

1889 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

93  against  168 

1865 

Won 

123  and  11  for  no  wick- 
ets against  52  and  74 

1890 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

20  against  277  for  8 
wickets 

1866 

Draw 

190   against  30  for  2 

1891 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

58  against  117 

wickets 

1892 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

52   against   82    for    5 

1867 

Won 

342  against  42  and  44 

wickets 

1868 



1893 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

47  against  316  for   7 

1869 

wickets 

1870 

Lost 

Pinkie 

54  and  95  against  82 

1894 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

83  against  208 

and  113 

1895 

Draw 

Pinkie 

78  for  4  wickets  against 

1871 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

61  and  34  for  1  wicket 

185  for  5  wickets 

against  46  and  47 

1896 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

29  against  170  for   4 

Lost 

Pinkie 

54  and   95  against  82 

wickets 

and  113 

1897 

Lost 

Pinkie 

55  against  193  for  6 

1872 

Lost 

Pinkie 

54  and  30  against  100 

wickets 

AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

138  against  81  and  147 

1898 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

45  against  130 

1873 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

68  against  81  and  62 

1899 

Lost 

Pinkie 

74  against  155 

for  3  wickets 

1900 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

169  against  126 

1901 

Lost 

Pinkie 

31    against   244   for  7 

1    1874 

Won 

Pinkie  "" 

55  and  55  against  73 

wickets 

1 

and  36 

1902 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

55  and  09  against  74 
and  54  for  2  wickets 

'    1875 

Lost 

Pinkie 

58    and    108    against 

,     1903 

Lost 

Pinkie 

106  against  140 

99    and    44    for     2 

1904 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

125  against  170  for  5 

wickets 

j 

wickets 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

182  and  17  against  98 

I    1905 

Lost 

Newfield.Loretto 

94  against  202 

and  100 

1906 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

198  against  205  for  5 

1876 

Lost 

Pinkie 

123  against  220 

wickets 

i 

Draw 

Pinkie 

59  against  98  and  215. 
Note. — A  two  days' 

1907 

Won 

Newfield,Loretto 

114  against  25  and  35 
for  7  wickets 

match 

1908 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

130  against  264 

1877 

Lost 

Pinkie 

54  against  85 

1909 

Lost 

Newfield,  Loretto 

108  against  218 

1 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

25  against  98 

1910 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

302  against  267  for  6 

1878 

Lost 

Pinkie 

46  against  210 

wickets 

jliOSt 

Raeburn  Place 

53  and  62  against  48 

1911 

Won 

Newfield,  Loretto 

139  against  101 

and  68  for  2  wickets 

1912 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

81   against    11    for    1 

1879 

Lost 

Pinkie 

44  against  79 

wicket 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

91  against  69  and  174 
for  1  wicket 

1913 

Lost 

NewfieldjLoretto 

121  against  174 

Loretto  played  Masters  up  till  1875. 


560 


Date 

Result 

1874 

LoDt 

1875 

Won 
Lost 

Lost 

1870 

Lost 

Where  Played 


187 


Lost 

Lost 
Lost 


1878    '  Lost 


1879 
1880 

1881 
1882 

1883 
1884 
1885 
1886 

1887 

1888 

1889 


Won 
Draw 


Lost 
Lost 


Baeburn  Place 

Fettes 
Fettes 

Raeburn  Place 

Raeburii  Place 
Fettes 

Fettes 
Raeburn  Place 

Raebtim  Place 

:  Fettes 

I  Raeburn  Place 

I 

Fettes 

Raebuni  Place 


I  Lost  Raeburn  Place 

Won  Fettes 

Won  !  Raeburn  Place 

i 

Lost  I  Fettes 

Draw  I  Raeburn  Place 

Lost  Fettes 


CRICKET 
FETTES 


Score 


20  and  88  against  70 

antl  34  for  3  wickets 
Ki'J  against  58  and  86 
51  and  84  for  5  wickets 

against  193 
18  and  14  for  4  wickets 

agaiiiHt  107 
51  against  139 
117  against  173  for  9 

wickets 
102  against  163 
57  against  76  and  36 

for  6  wickets 
119  against  1G4  and  100 

for  3  wickets 
42  against  40 
59  for  1  wicket  against 

370 
65  against  118 
34  and  33  for  5  wickets 

against  124 


100  against  108 
212  against  175 
65  against  36  and  85 

for  8  wickets 
35  and  31  for  3  wickets 

against  300 
Fettes  scored  195  for  7 

wickets 
72  against  144 


Date         Result         Where  Played 


1890 

1891 

1892 
1893 

1894 

1895 
1896 


1898 
1899 
1900 
1901 
1902 


Lost 
Lost 

Won 

Lost 


Lost 
Lost 


Won 
Won 
Draw 
Lost 
i  Lost 


1903 

Lost 

1904 

Won 

1905 

AVon 

1906 

Lost 

1907 

Won 

1908 

Won 

1909 

Won 

1910 

Won 

1911 

Lost 

1912 

Lost 

1913 

Draw 

Raeburn  Place 

Fettes 

Raeburn  Place 
Fettes 


Draw      Raeburn  Place 


Fettes 
Raeburn  Place 


1897      Lost       Fettes 


Raeburn  Place 
Fettes 

Raeburn  Place 
Fettes 
Raeburn  Place 

Fettes 

Raeburn  Place 
Fettes 

Raeburn  Place 
Fettes 

Raeburn  Place 
Fettes 

Raeburn  Place 
Fettes 

Raeburn  Place 
Fettes 


Score 


46  against  339  for  3 
wickets 
j  71  and  78  for  6  wickets 
I      against  2% 
146  against  117 
17  and  99  against  79 
and  41  for  no  wickets 
216  against  100  for  no 
wickets 

76  against  201 

72  against   231   for    6 
wickets 

77  against  291   for  6 
wickets 

j  154  against  103 
113  against  94 
132for8  wickets  agt.196 
91  against  110 
29  and  35  for  8  wickets 

against  133 
104  against  236 
218  against  141 

118  against  114 
49  against  161 
170  against  71 

119  against  82 
291  against  136 
241  against  191 

I  162  against  258 
200  against  254 
93  for  8  wickets  against 
18") 


• 

CRAIGMOUNT 

Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

,      Date 

1 

1885 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

1876 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

42  against  96 

Draw 

Craigmount 

115 ;   Craigmount  did 

1877 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

128  against  35  and  39- 

not  bat 

for  2  wickets 

1886 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

138  against  109  and  78 

1878 

for  8  wickets 

1879 

Lost 

Craigmount 

43  against  98 

1     1887 

Won 

Craigmount 

118  against  60  and  20 

1880 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

216  against  125 

1 

for  1  wicket 

1881 

Won 

Craigmount 

90  and  256  against  53 

1888 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

86  against  51  and  41 

1882 

for  4  wickets               • 

1883 

Won 

Craigmount 

67  against  ;?6 

1889 

Lost 

Craigmount 

24  and  123  against  85  i 

1884 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

47  against  94  and  75 

and  63  for  2  wickets  > 

for  7  wickets 

1890 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

142  against  51 

BLAIR  LODGE 


Date 


1882 

1883 
1884 
1885 
1886 

1887 
1888 
1889 

1890 
1891 
1892 
1893 

1894 


Result  ,       Where  Played 


Draw 

Lost 

Lost 
Lost 
Lost 
Lost 
Lost 

Lost 
Lost 

Lost 

Lost 


Score 


Blair  Lodge 
]  Raeburn  Place 

I  Raeburn  Place 
Blair  Lodge 
Raeburn  Place 
Polmont 

j  Raeburn  Place 

Polmont 
Raeburn  Place 

Raeburn  Place 

Polmont 


Did  not  bat  against  70 

for  4  wickets 
42  against  116 


99  against  177 
1  82  against  87 
;  124  against  160 

64  against  244 
,  38  against  96  and  164 
'      for  4  wickets 
j  35  and  35  against  208 
j  41  against  78 


j  59  and  56  for  4  wickets 

against  218 
37  against   286    for   8 
wickets 


Date 


1895 
1896 


1897 
1898 

1899 
1900 

1901 
1902 
1903 
1904 


Result  I       Where  Played 


Won 
Lost 

Won 
Draw 


Score 


Lost      I  Raeburn  Place 
Lost        Polmont 


Raeburn  Place 
Polmont 

Raeburn  Place 
Polmont 


Lost  Raeburn  Place 

Lost  Polmont 

Lost  !  Raeburn  Place 

Won  '.  Polmont 


67    against   169  for   8 1 

wickets 
85  and  35  for4wicki'ts  ; 
against   204   for   no 
wickets  ' 

101  against  82 
110  against  203  for  2 
1      wickets 
!  209  against  68 
121  for6  wickets  agai  iist 

160 
91  against  177 
74  against  174 
j  71  and  62  against  Si'p 
171     for     6     wickits 
against  153 


CRICKET 
WATSON'S 


5(51 


Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

Date 

Result 

Where  Played 

Score 

1885 

jDraw 

Myreside 

58  for  7  wickets  against 
100 

1898 

Won 

Myreside 

151  against  38  and  55 
for  4  wickets 

1886 

Won 

Kaeburn  Place 

153     for     6     wickets 

1899 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

125  against  41 

1 

against  35 

1900 

Won 

Myreside 

200f  or  3  wickets  against 

1887 

1 

53 

1888 

1901 

Lost 

Raeburn  Place 

(>8  against  104 

1889 

1902 

Won 

Myreside 

89  for  0  wickets  against 

1890 

59 

1891 

1903 

Lost 

Newfield 

87  against  179 

1892 

1904 

Lost 

Myreside 

72  against  143 

1893 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

101  for  1  wicket  against 

1905 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

242  against  172 

36 

1900 

Won 

Myreside 

107  against  78 

1894 

Won 

Myreskle 

120  for  8  wicketsagainst 

1907 

Lost 

Raeburn  Placu 

54  against  70 

44 

1908 

Won 

Myreside 

242  against  01 

1895 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

160for  9  wickets  against 

1909 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

87  and  224  against  17 

80 

1910 

Won 

Myreside 

112  against  90 

1896 

iWon 

Myreside 

120  against  52 

1911 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

224  against  68 

1897 

'  AVon 

Raeburn  Place 

223  against  70  and  37 

1912 

Won 

Raeburn  Place 

235  against  71 

1 

for  5  wickets 

1913 

Won 

Myreside 

94  against  84 

2n 


ACADEMICAL  CRIClvET  ELEVENS 


1891 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

J.  M.  Black. 

(J.  Chirnside. 

H.  E.  D.  Hammond. 

A.  C.  Williamson. 

8.  C.  Freeman. 

T.  M.  Bassano. 

C.  E.  Horsbrugh. 

A.  Druitt. 

Kev.  \V.  B.  Stevenson. 


1892 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

J.  M.  Black. 

C.  Chirnside. 

H.  E.  1).  Hammond. 
A.  C.  Williamson. 
A.  M.  Biicher. 

D.  S.  Broun. 

E.  J.  Comrie  Thomson. 
W.  J.  Stuart. 

T.  V.  Lockhart  Mure. 


1893 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

J.  M.  Black. 

H.  E.  D.  Hammond. 

A.  C  Williamson. 

A.  M.  Bucher. 

E.  J.  Comrie  Thomson. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

T.  y.  Lockhart  Mure 

L.  H.  Black. 

Haudford(Prof.). 


1894 


1895 


1896 


H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

J.  M.  Black. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

S.  (;.  Freeman. 

H.  E.  D.  Hammond. 

A.  M.  Bucher. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

A.  C.  Williamson. 

L.  H.  Black. 

A.  M.  Bucher. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

L.  H.  Black. 

A.  M.  Bucher. 

E.  J.  Comrie  Thomson. 

E.  J.  Comrie  Thomson. 

E.  J.  Comrie  Thomson. 

H.  E.  D.  Hammond. 

T.  V.  Lockhart  Mure. 

T.  V.  Lockhart  Mure. 

T.  V.  Lockhart  Mure. 

D.  S.  Broun. 

L.  H.  Black. 

A.  C.  Williamson. 

M'.  St.  J.  Gebbie. 

C.  G.  Glassford. 

J.  M.  Black. 

A.  D.  G.  Glassford. 

1897 

1898 

1899 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

E.  J.  Comrie  Thomson. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

E.  J.  Comrie  Thomson. 

L.  H.  Black. 

L.  H.  Black. 

L.  H.  Black. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

W.  Dove. 

W.  Dove. 

A.  M.  Bucher. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

G.  G.  R.  G.  Glassford. 

E.  J.  Comrie  niomson. 

A.  M.  Bucher. 

R.  G.  Gordon. 

G.  G.  R.  G.  Glassford. 

T.  M'Vey. 

J.  F.  S.  Carmichael. 

R.  G.  Gordon. 

R.  B.  Black. 

A.  M.  Bucher. 

J.  L  Gillespie. 

(i.  Weir. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

J.  M.  Bell. 

1900 

1901 

1902 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown 

S.  C  Freeman. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

L.  H.  Black. 

L.  H.  Black. 

L.  H.  Black. 

A.  M.  Bucher. 

R.  G.  Gordon. 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

J.  G.  Tait. 

R.  G.  Gordon. 

11.  G.  Gordon. 

A.  M.  Bucher. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

G.  G.  R.  G.  Glassford. 

H.  P.  ('ook. 

R.  E.  Smith. 

J.  L  Gillespie. 

J.  M.  Bell. 

K.  B.  Saunders. 

P.  W.  Hislop. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

G.  E.  Crabbie. 

Brown  (Prof.). 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

R.  E.  Smith. 

Plowright  (Prof.). 

Plowright(Prof.). 

662 


ACADEMICAL  CRICKET  ELEVENS 


563 


1903 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

F.  J.  Falconer. 

G.  S.  Falconer. 
\V.  J.  Stuart. 
L.  H.  Black. 
W.  H.  Ivory. 
A.  M.  Bucher. 
Plowright  (Prof.). 


1904 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

L.  H.  Black. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

F.  J.  Falconer. 
VV.  H.  Ivory. 

G.  S.  Falconer. 
P.  M.  Murray. 
Plowright  (Prof.). 


1905 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

L.  H.  Black. 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

J.  L.  Carstairs. 

L.  G.  Thomas. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

\V.  J.  Stuart. 

W.  H.  Ivory. 

P.  M.  Murray. 

Plowright  (Prof.). 


1906 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

J.  L.  Carstairs. 

L.  G.  Thomas. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

G.  S.  Falconer. 

C.  Anderson. 

P.  M.  Murrav. 

Plowright  (Prof.). 


1907 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

S.  C  Freeman. 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

J.  Williamson. 

J.  L.  Carstairs. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

C.  Anderson. 

P.  M.  Murrav. 

Plowright  (P'rof.). 


1908 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 
S.  C.  Freeman. 
G.  L.  D.  Hole. 
J.  C.  Murray. 
J.  Williamson. 
C.  Anderson. 
G.  Balfour-Kinnear. 
J.  H.  D.  Watson. 
T.  M.  Anderson. 
P.  M.  Murray. 
W.  J.  Stuart. 
Plowright  (Prof.). 


1909 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

J.  ('.  Murray. 

J.  Williamson. 

P.  M.  Murray. 

G.  W.  Wallace. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

C.  Anderson. 

G.  Balfour-Kinnear. 

Plowriglit  (Prof.). 


1910 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

J.  VVilliamson. 

J.  L.  Mounsey. 

G.  W.  Wallace. 

C.  G.  Newton. 

J.  H.  D.  Watson. 

P.  M.  Murray. 

Plowright  (Prof.). 


.    1911 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown 

S.  C.  Freeman. 

G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

J.  Williamson. 

J.  L.  Mounsey. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

J.  S.  Allan. 

G.  W.  Wallace. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

J.  H.  D.  Watson. 

Plowright  (Prof.). 


1912 
H.  J.  Stevenson. 
H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 
S.  C.  Freeman. 
G.  L.  D.  Hole. 
G.  W.  Wallace. 
J.  C.  Murray. 
J.  H.  D.  Watson. 
W.  M.  Wallace. 
W.  K.  White. 
C.  D.  Ritchie. 
J.  Williamson. 
J.  L.  Mounsey. 
('.  Mackintosh. 
Plowright  (Prof.). 


1913 
H.  J.  Stevenson. 
H.  H.  M'Kerrell  Brown. 
S.  C.  Freeman. 
G.  L.  D.  Hole. 
J.  C.  Murray. 
J.  H.  D.  Watson. 
J.  Williamson. 
G.  W.  Wallace. 
W.  J.  Stuart. 

C.  Mackintosh. 

D.  M.  Wood. 
G.  Turnbull. 
Plowright  (Prof.). 


ACADEMICAL  FOOTBALL  FIFTEENS 


1878-9 

J.  H.  S.  Graham  (Capt.). 

R.  W.  Irvine. 

G.  W.  L.  M'Leod. 

C.  E.  Wood. 

J.  P.  Baunerman. 

N.  J.  Finlay. 

L.  Aitkeii. 

G.  S.  R.  Smith. 

T.  W.  Tod. 

P.  Russel. 

W.  E.  Maclaji^an. 

D.  Irvine. 

P.  W.  Smeaton. 
(J.  Q.  Paterson. 
.1.  Younger. 


1879-80 

J.  H.  8.  Graham  (Capt.). 

J.  Batty  Tuke. 

N.  J.  Finlav. 

C.  E.  NVood. 

J.  G.  Tait. 

G.  M'Intosh. 

.1.  J.  Moubray. 

1).  Irvine. 

J.  P.  Bannerman. 

G.  S.  R.  Smith. 

AV.  E.  Maclajtan. 

J.  Younger. 

H.  Moncrieff. 

P.  W.  Smeaton. 


1880-1 

X.  J.  Finlay  (Capt). 
J.  Batty  Tuke. 
J.  P.  Bannerman. 
J.  Younger. 
P.  W.  Smeaton. 
C.  E.  \\'ood. 
G.  S.  R.  Smith. 
T.  Jeffrey. 
F.  T.  ^VriJrht. 
P.  M.  Matthew. 
C.  Reid. 
M.  H.  Gardiner. 


1881-2 

P.  W.  Smeaton  (Capt.). 
H.  H.  Little'iohn. 
G.  M'Intosh. 

C.  Reid. 
T.  Jeffrey. 

M.  H.  Gardiner. 

D.  J.  Simson. 
W.  H.  Miller. 
R.  Thorburn. 
J.  A.  Gardner. 
P.  M.  Matthew. 
A.  C  Mosman. 
G.  R.  Macdonald. 
H.  C.  Saunders. 
D.  M.  M.  Orr. 


1882-3 

J.  A.  Gardner  (Capt.). 

D.  .M.  M.  Orr. 

.M.  C.  M'Ewan. 

G.  M'Intosh. 

C.  Reid. 

A.  C.  Mosman. 

R.  Thorburn. 

G.  R.  .Macdonald. 

A.  P.  .Moir. 

H.  H.  Littlejohn. 

.M.  II.  Gardiner. 

P.  M.  .Matthew. 

A.  B.  Bryden. 

().  S.  .M.  Eraser. 

H.  C.  Saunders. 


1883-4 

('.  Reid  (Capt.). 
J.  C.  Matthew. 
P.  \V.  Smeaton. 
M.  C.  M'Ewan. 
P.  M.  Matthew. 

F.  Saunders. 

G.  H.  Carphin. 
O.  S.  M.  Eraser. 
G.  R.  Macdonald. 
A.  P.  Moir. 

H.  H.  Littlejohn. 
R.  O.  Adamson. 
T.  W.  Irvine. 
n.  M.  M.  Orr. 


1884-5 

C.  Reid  (Capt.). 
H.  H.  Littlejohn. 
V.  A.  Noel  Paton. 
G.  R.  Macdonald. 
T.  VV.  Irvine. 

M.  C.  M'Ewan. 

D.  M.  M.  Orr. 
H.  G.  Kinnear. 
R.  O.  Adamson. 
G.  H.  Carphin. 
F.  Saunders. 

A.  T.  Clav. 
F.  J.  Matthew. 
A.  P.  Moir. 
P.  M.  .Matthew. 


1885-6 

C.  Reid  (Capt). 
H.  G.  Kinnear. 
H.  H.  Littlejohn. 
(i.  H.  Carphin. 
J.  Duncan. 

V.  A.  Noel  Paton. 
R.  O.  Adamson. 

D.  M.  .M.  Orr. 
M.  C.  M'Ewan. 
A.  r.  Clav. 

P.  .M.  Matthew. 
T.  W.  Irvine. 
T.  B.  White. 
A.  P.  Moir. 
F.  Saunders. 


1886-7 

C.  Reid  (Capt). 
F.  Saunders. 

J.  M'Ewan. 
J.  Methuen. 
H.  J.  Stevenson. 
R.  H.  Johnston. 

D.  M.  M.  Orr. 

F.  B.  Major!  banks. 
T.  B.  White. 
J.  Duncan. 
T.  W.  Irvine. 
M.  C.  M'Ewan. 
A.  T.  Clay. 
R.  O.  Adamson, 
V.  A.  N'oel  Paton. 


ACADEMICAL  FOOTBALL  FIFTEENS 


565 


1887-8 

C.  Reid  (Ciipt.). 
R.  O.  Adanison. 
J.  M'Ewan. 
\Y.  C,  Dudgeon. 
T.  W.  Irvine. 
T.  B.  White. 
A.  T.  (;iay. 
C.  G.  Glassford. 
R.  D.  Jameson. 
M.  C.  M'Ewan. 
H.  H.  Littlejohn. 
J.  Methuen. 
.J.  Duncan. 
R.  H.  Johnston. 
H.  J.  Stevenson. 


1888-9 

M.  C.  -M'Ewan  (Capt). 

C  Chirnside. 

H.  F.  Cadell. 

W.  C.  Dudgeon. 

A.  W.  Mosman. 

J.  M'Ewan. 

W.  R.  Ferguson. 

R.  H.  Johnston. 

J.  Duncan. 

A.  A.  Scot  Skirving. 

W.  Pott. 

T.  B.  White. 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

T.  W.  Irvine. 

D.  G.  Newton. 

R.  D.  Jameson. 

C.  (i.  Glassford. 

R.  O.  Adamson. 


1889-90 

M.  C.  M'Ewan  (C  apt.). 

D.  G.  Newton. 

H.  F.  Cadell. 

H.  L.  Usher. 

A.  H.  Boyd. 

W.  R.  Ferguson. 

W.  C.  Dudgeon. 

£.  Glendiniiing. 

A.  A.  Scot  Skirving. 

H.  J.  Stevenson. 

J.  Duncan. 

A.  ^V'.  Mosman. 

J.  D.  Boswall. 

A.  W.  Livingstone. 

Maclvor  Campbell. 


1890-1 

H.  J.  Stevenson  (Capt. ). 

C.  Chirnside. 

D.  Macnair. 

E.  Glendiniiing. 
H.  I..  Usher. 
A.  H.  Boyd. 

F.  B.  Marjoribanks. 
D.  G.  Newton. 

A.  W.  Mosman. 
H.  F.  Cadell. 
AV.  R.  Ferguson. 
M.  C.  M'Ewan. 
A.  A.  Scot  Skirving. 
R.  D.  Jameson. 
J.  D.  Boswall. 
A.  W   Livingstone. 


1891-2 

H.  J.  Stevenson  (Capt.). 

C.  Chirnside  (Sec). 
J.  W.  Thomson. 
H.  N.  Boyd. 

D.  D.  Dewar. 
W.  A.  Tait. 
L.  Knuthsen. 

E.  Glendinning, 

C.  E.  Comrie  Thomson. 

D.  G.  Newton. 
R.  D.  Jameson. 

A.  A.  Scot  Skirving. 

J.  D.  Boswall. 

J.  V.  Paterson. 

W.  Ramage. 

G.  P.  Coldstream. 

H.  F.  Cadell  absent. 


1892-3 

H.  J.  Stevenson  (Capt.). 
D.  G.  Newton. 
H.  N.  Boyd. 

C.  Chirnside. 
W.  Ramage. 

D.  D.  Dewar. 

J.  W.  Thomson. 

C.  P.  Finlay. 

A.  M.  (iregorson. 

W.  T.  Ritchie. 

R.  C.  Jameson. 

J.  V.  Paterson. 

A.  A.  Scot' Skirving. 

R.  D.  Jameson. 

J.  D.  Boswell 

A.  G.  Ferguson 

G.  L.  Chiene. 


1893-4 

H.  N.  Boyd  (Capt 

C.  P.  Finlav 
J.  M.  Reid." 
W.  T.  Ritch.e 
L.  H.  Black. 

J.  W.  Thomson. 
L.  G.  Thomas. 

D.  D.  Dewar. 
G.  L.  Chiene. 

A.  A.  Scot  Skirving. 
J.  D.  Boswall. 
C.  Chirnside. 
J.  M.  Cuthbert. 
A.  G.  Ferguson. 
T.  S.  Welsh. 


1894-5 

H    N.  Boyd  (Capt.) 

R.  O.  Lumsden. 

H.  C.  Chiene. 

J.  Robson. 

C.  P.  Finlay. 

R.  D.  Jameson. 

T.  V.  Lockhart  Mure. 

J.  D.  Boswall. 

W.  T.  Ritchie. 

J.  M.  Cuthbert. 

J.  H.  Dods. 

W.  M'Ewan. 

W.  H.  Morrison. 

J.  M.  Reid. 

I).  D.  Dewar  (Sec). 

L.  G.  G.  Glassford. 


1895-6 

C.  P.  Finlay  (Capt.) 

\V.  T.  Ritchie. 

W.  M.  C.  M'Ewan. 

H.  C.  Chiene. 

\V.  St.  J.  Gebbie. 

L.  G.  G.  Glassford. 

J.  Robson. 

A.  A.  Scot  Skirving. 

L.  Craufurd. 

G.  t;ook. 

H.  I.  Lindsay. 

J.  M.  Reid. 

A.  AV.  Robertson. 

A.  G.  Glassford. 

H.  W.  Moncreiff. 


566 


ACADEMICAL  FOOTBALL  FIFTEENS 


1896-7 

C.  P.  Fiiilay  (Capt.). 

L.  Craufurd. 

G.  Moucreiff. 

A.  G.  Glassfoid. 

W.  Dove. 

L.  G.  G.  Glassford. 

C.  E.  Comrie  Thomson. 

A.  W.  Robertson. 

J.  jM.  Reid. 

L.  B.  Bradbury. 

W.  M.  C.  M'Ewan. 

A.  A.  Scot  Skirving. 

A.  M.  Buclier. 

W.  Gebbie. 

H.  W.  Moncreiff. 

J.  I.  Gillespie. 


1897-8 

W.  M.  C.  M'Ewan  (Capt.). 

L.  H.  I.  Bell. 

A.  M.  Bucher. 

\V.  J.  Stuart. 

P.  Turnbull. 

AV.  Dove. 

F.  P.  Dods. 

A.  W.  Robertson. 
W.  H.  Morrison. 

G.  Moncreiff. 
L.  Oaufurd. 
J.  M.  Reid. 

H.  W.  Moncreiff. 
J.  I.  Gillespie. 
D.  G.  Hall. 
F.  C.  Ferguson. 


1898-9 

W.  M.  C.  M'Ewan  (Capt.). 
A.  W.  Robertson. 

F.  P.  Dods. 
L.  Craufurd. 
W.  Dove. 

P.  Turnbull. 
W.  H.  Morrison. 
L.  H.  I.  Bell. 
D.  G.  Hall. 
H.  W.  Moncreiff. 
J.  M.  Reid. 
A.  M.  Bucher. 

G.  Moncreiff. 
J.  I.  Gillespie. 
J.  M.  Cuthbert. 
J.  N.  Morrison. 


1899-1900 

W.  M.  C.  M'Ewan  (Capt). 

A.  S.  Pringle. 

L.  Craufurd. 

L.  H.  I.  Bell. 

VV.  H.  Morrison. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

F.  P.  Dods. 

P.  Turnbull. 

A.  G.  Ramage. 

R.  M.  Neill. 

H.  W.  Moncreiff. 

A.  W.  Robertson  Durham. 

J.  I.  Gillespie. 

D.  M.  Wood. 

F.  C.  Ferguson. 


1900-1 

J.  1.  Gillespie  (Capt.). 

A.  S.  Pringle. 

F.  P.  Dods. 

W.  H.  Morrison. 

W.  J.  Stuart. 

P.  Turnbull. 

J.  N.  Bell. 

J.  M.  Bell. 

A.  G.  Ramage. 

H.  S.  Reid. 

D.  G.  Hall. 

J.  M.  Reid. 

A.  W.  Robertson  Durham. 

H.  VV.  Moncreiff. 

R.  M.  Neill. 

O.  St.  J.  Gebbie. 


1901-2 

J.  I.  Gillespie  (Capt.). 
J.  N.  Bell. 
H.  S.  Reid. 
Phipps  Turnbull. 
J.  M.  Bell. 

F.  P.  Dods. 

W.  H.  Morrison. 
W.  J.  Stuart. 
L.  H.  I.  Bell. 
H.  \V.  Moncreiff. 
A.  S.  Pringle. 

G.  E.  Grabble. 
R.  M.  Neill. 
D.  M.  Wood. 
R.  M'Lean. 


1902-3 

L.  H.  I.  Bell  (Capt.). 

J.  N.  Bell. 

P.  C.  Young. 

G.  E.  Crabbie. 

\V.  J.  Stuart. 

J.  A.  R.  Cargill. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

A.  Wyllie. 

H.  S.  Reid. 

J.  I.  Gillespie. 

F.  P.  Dods. 

D.  G.  Hall. 

R.  M.  Neill. 

D.  Cotterill. 

J.  E.  Crabbie. 

D.  M.  Wood. 


1903-4 

L.  H.  I.  Bell  (Capt.). 

H.  H.  Thorburn. 

D.  Colville. 

H.  S.  Reid. 

J.  A.  R.  Cargill. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

J.  C.  M.  Bell. 

H.  N.  Colam. 

W.  G.  Porter. 

G.  E.  Crabbie. 

J.  I.  Gillespie. 

R.  M.  Neill. 

J.  E.  Crabbie. 

G.  E.  Glendinning. 

A.  D.  Anderson. 


1904-5 

J.  E.  Crabbie  (Capt.>. 

S.  d'E.  Colam. 

J.  A.  R.  Cargill. 

H.  S.  Reid. 

P.  M.  Murray. 

D.  Cotterill. 

D.  Colville. 

H.  H.  Thorburn. 

G.  E.  Crabbie. 

L.  H.  I.  Bell. 

R.  M.  Neill. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

A.  D.  Anderson. 

J.  C.  M.  Bell. 

J.  M.  M'Keand. 


ACADEMICAL  FOOTBALL  FIFTEENS 


567 


1905-6 

R.  M.  Neill  (Capt.). 
A.  D.  Anderson. 
J.  M.  M'Keaud. 
J.  H.  B.  Smith. 
P.  M.  Murray. 
J.  D.  B.  Campbell. 
J.  M.  B.  Scott. 
M.  B.  Anderson. 

C.  Anderson. 
J.  C.  M.  Bell. 
J.  A.  R.  Cargill. 
G.  E.  Cral)t)ie. 
H.  S.  Reid. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

D.  Cotterill. 

G.  G.  Blackwood. 


1906-7 

H.  S.  Reid  (Capt). 
M.  B.  Anderson. 

C.  Anderson. 

J.  D.  B.  Campbell. 

P.  M.  Murray. 

J.  M.  B.  Scott. 

R.  O.  B.  Cunvnghame. 

J.  H.  Berry-Hart. 

G.  E.  Crabbie. 

J.  C.  M.  Bell. 

D.  Cotterill. 
J.  C.  Murray. 
A.  D.  .\iiderson. 
J.  M.  M'Keand. 
J.  H.  Milligan. 
W.  Bruce. 


1907-8 

J.  C.  .M.  Bell  (Capt). 

G.  G.  Blackwood. 

T.  M.  Anderson. 

J.  S.  Allan. 

J.  Prosser. 

T.  R.  Binnie. 

F.  C.  Muirlicad. 

W.  Bruce. 

M.  B.  Anderson. 

C.  Anderson. 

A.  D.  Anderson. 

J.  C.  Murray. 

J.  M.  M'Keand. 

J.  M.  B.  Scott. 

A.  S.  Aikman. 

\V.  Ross  Stewart. 


1908-9 

J.  M.  B.  Scott  (Capt.). 

J.  H.  D.  Watson. 

J.  S.  Allan. 

W.  Bruce. 

J.  Prosser. 

J.  B.  Barty. 

A.  Burn-Murdoch. 

A.  M.  Stewart. 

D.  Cotterill. 

T.  R.  Binnie. 

J.  C.  M.  Bell. 

J.  M.  M'Keand. 

C.  Anderson. 

G.  G.  Blackwood. 

J.  E.  Inglis. 

A.  B.  Mein. 


1909-10 

J.  M.  B.  Scott  (Capt). 

G.  \V.  Wallace. 

A.  G.  Moir. 

P.  M.  Campbell. 

K.  M'Lean. 

J.  H.  D.  AVatson. 

A.  M.  Stewart. 

A.  B.  Mein. 

T.  R.  Binnie. 

W.  Bruce. 

J.  C.  M.  Bell. 

J.  M.  M'Keand. 

J.  Prosser. 

J.  S.  Allan. 

W.  J.  M'Keand. 

R.  H.  Alexander. 


1910-11 

J.  M.  B.  Scott  (Capt.). 

J.  W.  White. 

A.  T.  C.  Smith. 

G.  H.  H.  Maxwell. 

W.  Ross  Stewart. 

R.  C.  Reid. 

R.  H.  .\lexander. 

A.  M.  Stewart. 

A.  B.  Mein. 

W.  Bruce. 

J.  S.  Allan. 

J.  H.  D.  Watson. 

P.  M.  Campbell. 

G.  W.  Wallace. 

H.  J.  Davidson. 


1911-12 

J.  M.  B.  Scott  (Capt.). 

G.  D.  Ferguson. 

W.  M.  Crabbie. 

R.  B.  Anderson. 

G.  H.  H.  Maxwell. 

H.  F.  W.  Buchan. 

R.  D.  Milligan. 

J.  Fleck. 

G.  W.  Wallace. 

P.  M.  Campbell. 

J.  S.  Allan. 

J.  H.  D.  Watson. 

A.  M.  Stewart 

C.  -Mackintosh. 

H.  J.  Davidson. 

A.  T.  Sloan. 


1912-13 

J.  H.  D.  Watson  (Capt). 

R.  D.  Milligan. 

I.  Galletly. 

C.  H.  K.  Smith. 

R.  H.  Stewart. 

W.  M.  Crabbie. 

A.  T.  Sloan. 

G.  D.  Ferguson. 

C.  Mackintosh. 

J.  M.  B.  Scott 

A.  M.  Stewart. 

G.  H.  H.  Maxwell. 

W.  K.  White. 

G.  W.  Wallace. 

J.  B.  Greenshields. 


1913-14 

A.  M.  Stewart. 
C.  Mackintosh. 
G.  H.  H.  Maxwell. 
A.  Gilmour. 
W.  M.  Crabbie. 
G.  W.  Wallace. 
A.  T.  Sloan. 
R.  D.  Milligan. 
11.  H.  Stewart. 
1.  Galletly. 
L.  H.  T.  Sloan. 
C.  C.  Winchester. 
J.  W.  F.  Neill. 
W.  P.  Paterson. 
J.  Fleck. 


Xote. — No  records  of  the  early  teams  were  kept,  and  some  of  the  above  teams  have  been 
compiled  from  memory  by  individual  memberSj  and  are  therefore  not  complete. 


ACADEMICALS  WHO  HAVE  PLAYED  IN  RUGBY  FOOTBALL 

INTERNATIONALS 

FiNLAY,  J.  F.,  England,  1871-2-4-:.. 

Irvine,  R.  W.,  England,  1871-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-80.     Ireland,  1877-9-80. 

LvALL,  W.,  England,  1871. 

Marshall,  T.  R.,  England,  1871-2-3-4. 

Mein,  J.  A.  W.,  England,  1871-2-3-4-5. 

MoNCREiFF,  F.  J.,  England,  1871-2-3. 

Ritchie,  G.,  England,  1871. 

Balfour-Melville,  L.  M.,  England,  1872. 

Bannerm.an,  E.  M.,  England,  1872-3. 

Marshall,  W.,  England,  1872. 

Sanderson,  J.  L.  P.,  England,  1873. 

Reid,  R.,  England,  1874-5-6-7.     Ireland,  1877. 

Young,  A.  H.,  England,  1874. 

FiNLAY,  A.  B.  England,  1875. 

FiNLAV,  N.  J.,  England,  1875-6-8-9-80-1.     Ireland,  1879-80-1, 

Hay  Gordon,  J.  R.,  England,  1875-7.     Ireland,  1877. 

Marshall,  A.,  England,  1875. 

Robertson,  D.,  England,  1875. 

Graham,  J.  H.  S.,  England,  1876-7-8-9-80-1.     Ireland,  1877-.9-80-1. 

Paterson,  G.  Q.,  England,  1876. 

ToRRiE,  T.  J.,  England,  1877. 

M'Leod,  G.,  England,  1878. 

Irvine,  D.  R.,  England,  1878-9.     Ireland,  1879- 

Maclagan,  W.  E.,  England,  1878-9-80-1-2-3-4-7-90.     Ireland,  1879-80-1-2-3-4-5-7-8-90. 

Wales,  1883-4-5-7-8-90. 
Smith,  E.  R.,  Ireland,  1879. 
Tait,  J.  G.,  Ireland,  1880-5. 

Reid,  C,  England,  1881-2-3-4-6-7.     Ireland,  1881-2-3-4-5-6-7-8.     Wales,  1883-4-5-6-7-8. 
Smeaton,  p.  W.,  Ireland,  1881-3.     England,  1883. 
♦Wright,  F.  T.,  Scotland,  1881. 

♦Strong,  E.  L.,  Wales,  1884.     Ireland,  1884.     Scotland,  1884. 
♦Sample,  C.  H.,  Ireland,  1884-5.     Scotland,  1886. 

Irvine,  T.  W.,  Ireland,  1885-6-7-8-9.     England,  1886-7.     Wales,  1886-7-8. 
M'EwAN,  M.  C,  England,  1886-7-90-1-2.     Ireland,  1887-8-9-90-1.     Wales,  1887-8-9-90-1. 
Clay,  A.  T.,  England,  1886-7.     Ireland,  1886-7.     Wales,  1886-7-8. 

Stevenson,  H.  J.,  Ireland,  1888-9-90-1-2-3.     Wales,  1888-9-90-1-2.     England,  1890-1-2-3. 
White,  T.  B.,  Ireland,  1888.     Wales,  1888-9- 
M'EwAN,  W.  M.  C,  England,   1894-5-6-7-8-9-1900.     Wales,   1894-5-6-9-1900.     Ireland, 

1896-7-8-9. 
DoDS,  J.  H.,  England,  1895-6-7.     Ireland,  1895-6-7.     Wales,  1895-6. 
Bucher,  a.  M.,  England,  1897. 
Robertson  Durham,  A.  W.,  England,  1897. 
Reid,  J.  M.,  England,  1898.     Ireland,  1898-9- 
Nel-son,  T.  A.,  England,  1898. 

Gillespie,  J.  I.,  England,  1899-1900-1-4.     Wales,  1900-1-2.     Ireland,  1901-2-4. 
Crabbie,  J.  E.,  Wales,  1900-3-5.      Ireland,  1902-3.     England,  1904. 
Bell,  L.  H.  I.,  England,  1900.     Wales,  1904.     Ireland,  1904. 
Morrison,  W.  H.,  Wales,  igOO. 

Turnbull,  Phipps,  England,  1901-2.     Ireland,  1901-2.     Wales,  1901-2. 
Dods,  F.  p.,  Ireland,  1901. 
Neill,  R.  M.,  England,  1901.     Ireland,  1902. 
Crabbie,  G.  E.,  Wales,  1904. 
Scott,   J.    M.    B.,    England,    1907-8-9-10-12-13.     Ireland,    1908-9-10-11-12-13.     Whales, 

1908-9-10-11-12-13.     France,  1910-11.     South  Africa,  1912. 
Martin,  H.,  Ireland,  1908.     Wales,  1908-9-     England,  1908-9- 
Steyn,  S.  S.  L.,  England,  1911-     Ireland,  1912. 
Simson,  R.  F.,  England,  1911- 
Bain,  D-  M.,  England,  1911-12-13.     Wales,   1912-13-14.     South  Africa,  1912.     Ireland, 

1913-14.     France,  1912-13. 
Maxwell,  G.  H.  H.,  Ireland,  1913-14.     England,  1913-14.     Wales,  1914. 
Wallace,  W.  M.,  England,  1913-14.      Wales,  1914.     Ireland,  1914. 
♦Wat.son,  J.  H.  D.,  Wales,  1914.     Scotland,  1914.     France,  1914- 
Stewart,  A.  M.,  Wales,  1914. 
Sloan,  A.  T.,  Wales,  1914. 

*  Played  for  England. 
668 


ACADEMICALS  WHO  HAVE  PLAYED  REPRESENTATIVE  CRICKET 


1858 

Tivenly-ttvo  of  Scotland  v.  The  United 

England  XI. 

J.  Duncan,  A.  Duncan,  and  R.  B.  Ranken. 

1865 
Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Surfcy. 
C.  G.  Glassford. 

Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Gentlemen  of  M.C.C. 
C.  G.  Glassford. 

1871 
Twenty-two  of  Scotland  v.  All  England  XI. 
W.  Dove,  J.  B.  Speid,  T.  R.  Marshall,  L.  M. 
Balf'our-Melville,and  E.  M.  Bannerman. 

1874 
Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Free  Foresters. 
E.  M.  Bannerman,  T.  R.  Marshall,  W.  Dove, 
J.  B.  Speid,  and  L.  M.  Balfour-Melville. 

Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  M.C.C. 
E.  M.  Bannerman,  L.  M.  Balfour-Melville, 
J.  B.  Speid, W.  Dove,  and  T.  R.  Marshall. 

1876 
Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  English  XI. 
W.  E.  Maclagan,  R.  Macnair. 

1878-88 
Gentlemen  of  England  v.  Players,  Lord's  and 

Oval. 
J.  Robertson  Walker. 

Gentlemen  of  England  v.  Australians,  Lord's 

and  Oval. 
J.  Robertson  Walker. 

1878 

Scotland  v.  An  England  XI. 
W.  E.  Maclagan  and  R.  Macnair. 

Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Yorkshire. 
J.  B.  Speid  and  L.  M.  Balfour-Melville. 

1880 
Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  M.C.C. 
L.   M.   Balfour-Melville,  W.  E.   Maclagan, 
R.  Macnair,  and  T.  W.  Lang. 

Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Australians. 
T.  R.  Marshall,  L.  M.  Balfour-Melville,  and 
R.  Macnair. 

1882 

Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Australians. 

1,.  M.  Balfour-Melville  and  H.  Hay  Brown. 

1884 
Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Philadelphians. 
L.  M.  Balfour-Melville,  H.  Hay  Brown,  and 
R.  Macnair. 


1886 
Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Parsees. 
J.  Duncan. 

1887 
Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Gentlemen  of  Canada. 
L.    M.    Baifour-Melville,    T.    R.    Marshall, 

H.    J.    Stevenson,    R.    Macnair,    and 

R.  H.  Johnston. 

Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Yorkshire. 
H.   J.  Stevenson.  L.    M.  Balfour-Melville, 
J.  Duncan,  and  R.  H.  Johnston. 

Scotland  v.  United  All  England  XI. 
L.   M.    Balfour-Melville,   R.    Macnair,   and 
H.  J.  Stevenson. 

1888 
Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Gentlemen  of  Ireland. 
R.  H.  Johnston  and  R.  Macnair. 

Scotland  v.  Yorkshire. 
L.  M.  Balfour-Melville,  H.  M.   Horsbrugh, 
H.  J.  Stevenson,  and  R.  H.  Johnston. 

1889 

Scotland  v.  Notts. 
T.     R.     Marshall,    H.    J.    Stevenson,    and 
R.  H.  Johnston. 

Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Gentlemen  of 
Philadelphia. 
L.  M.  Balfour-Melville,  H.  M.  Horsbrugh, 
T.    R.   Marshall,   H.  J.  Stevenson,  and 
R.  H.  Johnston. 

1890 
Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Gentlemen  of  Ireland. 
H.  J.  Stevenson  and  R.  H.  Johnston. 

1891 

Scotland  v.  Gloucestershire. 
H.    J.    Stevenson,    R.    H.    Johnston,    and 
T.  R.  Marshall. 

1892 

Scotland  v.  Surrey. 
L.    M.    Balfour-Melville,   R.   H.    Johnston, 
H.  Hay  Brown,  and  H.  .J.  Stevenson. 

Scotland  v.  Surrey,  London. 
H.  J.  Stevenson. 

1893 

Scotland  v.  Gloucestershire. 

L.  M.  Balfour-Melville,  R.  H.  Johnston,  and 
H.  J.  Stevenson. 

1894 
Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Halfs  English  XL 
H.    Hay    Brown,    R.     H.    Johnston,    and 
H.  J.  Stevenson. 


570      ACADEMICALS  WHO  HAVE  PLAYED  REPRESENTATIVE  CRICKET 


1894 
Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  South  Africans. 
H.    Hay    Brown,    R.     H.    Johnston,    and 
H.  J.  Stevenson. 

1895 
Scotland  v.  Lancashire. 
H.  Hay  Brown  and  R.  H.  Johnston. 

1899 
Scotland  v.  Lancashire. 
H.  J.  Stevenson. 

1901 

Scotland  v.  South  Africans. 
H.  J.  Stevenson  and  G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

1902 

Scotland  v.  Australians. 
R.    H.    Johnston,    H.    J.    Stevenson,    and 
G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

1908 
A  Scottish  XI  v.  Philadelphians. 
G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

A  Scottish  XI  v.  G.  L.  Jessop's  English  XI. 
H.  J.  Stevenson  and  R.  H.  Johnston. 


1905 
Scotland  v.  Australians. 
H.  J.  Stevenson  and  R.  H.  Johnston 

1909 
Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Gentlemen  of  Ireland. 
L.  M.  Balfour-Melville  and  J.  C.  Murray. 

1910 

Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Gentlemen  of  Ireland. 
L.  M.  Balfour-Melville  and  G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

1912 

Scotland  v.  Australians. 
J.  C.  Murray. 

Gentlemen  of  Scotland  v.  Gentlemen  of  Ireland. 
G.  L.  D.  Hole. 

1913 

Scotland  v.  0.rford. 
J.  E.  Balfour-Melville. 

Scotland  v.  Surrey. 
J.  E.  Balfour-Melville. 

Scotland  v.  Northamptonshire. 
G.  TurnbuU. 


ACADEMICALS  WHO  HAVE  GAINED  BLUES  AT  OXFORD 

Rowing. 

D.  Wauchope,  1849  (1st  Race).  A.  R.  Balfour,  1.Q04-5. 
J.  N.  M'QuEEN,  I860.                                  J.  A.  GiLLAN,  1907,  9. 

E.  R.  Balfour,  1896-7. 

Cricket. 
R.  B.  Ranken,  I860.  T.  W.  Lang,  1874-5. 


Rugby  Football. 
J.  J.  MouBRAv,  1876-7-8. 
E.  L.  Strong,  1881,  1883. 
P.  R.  Cadell,  1890. 
E.  R.  Balfour,  189^-4-5.* 
T.  A.  Nelson,  1897-8.* 
J.  E.  Crabbie,  1898-9-1900-1.* 
H.  Chevne,  1903-4. 

*  Captain. 

Association  Football. 
J.  E.  Balfour-Melville,  1901-2-3-4-5,  Captain. 


H.  Martin,  1907-8-9. 

D.  M.  Bain,  1910-11-12-13*. 

A.  Gii.MouR,  1911. 

S.  S.  L.  Stevn,  1911-12. 

F.  W.  Thomson,  1912-13. 
J.  G.  Monteath,  1912. 

G.  B.  Crole,  1913. 


ACADEMICALS  WHO  HAVE  GAINED  BLUES  AT  CAMBRIDGE 

Rowing. 


D.  Ingles,  I860. 

J.  G.  Tait,  1880,  1882. 
C.  H.  Sample,  1882-3-4. 
W.  H.  Sample,  1884. 


Rugby  Football. 


J.  A.  RusHTON,  I869. 

A.  S.  Pringle,  1897-8. 
R.  C.  C.  Campbell,  1907 
W.  M.  Wallace,  1912-13. 


RESULTS  OF  PRINCIPAL  EVENTS  AT  THE  GAMES,  1858-1914 


Year. 

Throwing  the  Cricket 
Ball. 

Distance. 

One  Mile. 

Time. 

100  Yards. 

Time. 

yds.  ft  in. 

inin.  sec. 

sees. 

1858 

J.  P.  Lawrie 

83  0  0 

D.  R.  Lvall  . 

5    25 

J.  P.  Lawrie 

1859 

C.  F.  Grisbrooke. 

89  1  0 

D.  R.  Lyall  . 

5    20 

D.  R.  Lvall  . 

i'3 

1860 

A.  Cheyne   . 

78  2  0 

A.  Cheyne     . 

5      6 

N.  T.  h;  Macallum 

12 

1861 

J.  N.  Jilower 

84  0  0 

A.  \V.  Mein  . 

5    19 

N.  T.  H.  Macallum 

1862 

\V.  A.  Finlay        . 

92  2  0 

J.  Bell-Irving 

J.  N.  Blower 

i'2 

1863 

J.  Bell-Irving' 

87  0  0 

E.  Lawrie 

W.  Aitken    . 

1864 

H.  P.  Burrard      . 

95  0  0 

W.  1".  Sinclair 

W.  K.  Gair  . 

... 

1865 

\V.  Home    . 

84  0  0 

J.  Wallace    . 

A.  A.  Gordon 

... 

1866 

J.  H.  Robinson    . 

86  1  6 

J.  Wallace    . 

5  "22 

A.  Marshall  . 

... 

1867 

G.  Macnair  . 

102  0  0 

E.  Madden    . 

5    32 

T.  R.  Marshall      . 

1868 

G.  Macnair  . 

90  0  0 

J.  F.  Finlay  . 

5      7i 

G.  Macnair   . 

ii* 

1869 

J.  B.  Speid  . 

105  0  0 

J.  F.  Fnilay  . 

6    26' 

J.  F.  Finlay  . 

1870 

J.  M.  Brown 

97  1  0 

T.  W.  Lang  . 

5     7i 

L.  M.  Balfour       . 

1871 

J.  M.  Brown 

91  1  1 

R.  Thorbuni 

5      1 

R.  Reid 

1872 

R.  G.  Dunlop       . 

80  0  0 

C.  W.  Mapleton    . 

5    12 

R.  E.  Wood  . 

... 

1873 

S.  L.  Sharp . 

85  0  0 

J.  J.  Moubray 

5      6 

L.  J.  Aitken 

iii 

1874 

S.  L.  Sharp 

99  2  0 

A.  G.  Campbell     . 

5      6 

L.  J.  Aitken 

1875 

A.  M.  Kennedy   . 

105  0  0 

A.  G.  Campbell     . 

5     4i 

L.  J.  Aitken 

ioi 

1876 

\V.  S.  Cameron    . 

78  0  0 

P.  W.  Smeaton     . 

6    15 

F.  OsHald     . 

12 

1877 

R.  P.  Horsburgh 

88  1  6 

J.  G.  Tait     . 

5    18 

C.  G.  Logan . 

Hi 

1878 

R.  P.  Horsbur^h 

92  0  0 

A.  P.  Reid    . 

5    25 

C.  G.  Logan . 

Hi 

1879 

C.  H.  Sample 

101  0  6 

A.  P.  Reid     . 

5    19 

F.  T.  Wright 

104 

1880 

A.  P.  Reid  . 

102  0  0 

A.  P.  Reid    . 

5    17 

A.  P.  Reid    . 

1881 

C.  Reid 

104  0  0 

F.  T.  Wright 

5    20 

F.  T.  Wright 

U 

1882 

H.  W.  Smith        . 

94  0  0 

J.  C.  Matthew 

5    16 

H.  W.  Smith 

1883 

H.  W.  Smith 

93  0  0 

J.  H.  Oswald 

5      7 

H.  W.  Smith 

ni 

1884 

J.  M'Ewan  . 

78  0  0 

H.  G.  B.  Kinnear  . 

5     5 

H.  G.  B.  Kinnear. 

11 

I  1885 

H.  J.  Stevenson  . 

90  0  0 

D.  F.  Dempster     . 

4  m 

J.  Keay 

Hi 

1886 

T.  V.  L.  Mure     . 

87  0  0 

D.  F.  Dempster     . 

5    24 

A.  H.  Boyd  . 

lot 

1887 

D.  G.  Newton 

89  0  0 

D.  F.  Dempster     . 

4    57J 

C.  G.  Reid     . 

11 

1888 

C.  G.  Newton 

98  0  0 

C.  C.  Luke    . 

5    20 

V.  Wood       . 

11 

1889 

C.  G.  Newton 

103  0  6 

J.  Robson 

5  m 

G.  A.  D.  Fergusson 

1890 

J.  Horsfield 

80  0  0 

J.  Robson 

5     7 

G.  A.  D.  Fergusson 

ii 

1891 

F.  A.  K.  Fergusson 

88  2  0 

J.  Robson     . 

6     6 

W.  Ramage  . 

Hf 

1892 

L.  H.  Black 

88  2  0 

J.  M.  Cuthbert     . 

5    201 

E.  R.  Balfour 

ni 

1893 

J.  M.  Reid  . 

84  0  0 

J.  M.  Cuthbert      . 

5    23 

A.  D.  Fordyce 

10» 

1894 

L.  B.  Bradbury    . 

96  0  0 

A.  S.  Pringle 

5      2 

A.  W.  Robertson  . 

Hi 

1895 

L.  B.  Bradbury    . 

95  0  0 

A.  S.  Pringle 

4   66* 

L.  B.  Bradbury 

lOi 

1896 

J.  P.  Cook  . 

96  1  0 

T.  C.  Cunningham 

5    17i 

P.  Turnbull  .  '      . 

10* 

(  1897 

A.  G.  Ramage 

79  0  0 

O.  St.  J.  Gebbie   . 

P.  Turnbull  . 

lot 

1898 

P.  C.  Young 

90  2  0 

P.  C.  Young 

5      8i 

D.  M.  Wood 

10| 

1899 

H.  E.  Scott 

87  1  6 

W.  P.  S.  Gibson    . 

4   6l| 

D.  M.  Wood 

11 

1900 

P.  Turnbull 

87  0  6 

A.  G.  Thomson 

4    661 

G.  L.  D.  Hole 

Hf 

1901 

G.  E.  Crabbie 

94  2  0 

H.  H.  Thorburn   . 

5      8| 

G.  E.  Crabbie 

11 

1902 

P.  M.  Murray 

87  2  0 

J.  Smith 

5     7^ 

J.  R.  Dickson 

11? 

1903 

G.  G.  Blackwood 

101  1  6 

R.  C.  Lundie 

5     7* 

A.  Dewar 

11 

1904 

J.  A.  Robertson  Durham 

90  0  0 

A.  Dewar 

6    21| 

C.  Anderson 

HJ 

1905 

J.A.Robertson  Durham 

83  0  0 

F.  C.  Muirhead     . 

5     3 

C.  Anderson 

11 

1906 

R.  R.  Brewis 

94  0  0 

C.  Mackintosh 

5      5 

H.  Martin     . 

10| 

1907 

T.  M.  Anderson  . 

96  1  U 

I.  F.  Grant    . 

5      3 

H.  Martin     . 

1908 

C.  E.  Salveseu     . 

81  1  6' 

A.  R.  Rainv. 

6    19 

1.  Galletly     . 

11* 

1909 

E.  D.  Milligan     . 

84  2  0 

W.  M.  Crabbie      . 

6    Ui 

R.  F.  Simson 

104 

1910 

W.  M.  Wallace    . 

91  1  4 

W.  M.  Crabbie      . 

4   47f 

W.  Tod  t       . 

loi* 

1911 

VV.  M.  Wallace    . 

93  2  0 

W.  M.  Crabbie  *  . 

4    47 

N.  G.  Salvesen 

11 

1912 

W.  M.  Wallace  * 

105  0  6i 

R.  C.  Fletcher       . 

5    21^ 

R.  Clark 

11 

1913 

T.  Scott 

88  2  0' 

L.  H.  T.  Sloan 

5    18i 

W.  B.  Constable  . 

lis 

1914 

J.  Lindsay   . 

82  0  9 

J.  S.  Oliphant 

5    15f 

R.  D.  Stevenson  . 

iH 

*  Record.  t  Strong  foUowiug  wind. 

RECORDS  AT  THE  GAMES. 

Throwing  the  Cricket  Ball,  1912— W.  M.  Wallace,  105  yds.  6i  in. 

One  Mile,  1911  — W.  M.  Crabbie,  4  min.  47  sees.  100  Yards,  1910— W.  Tod,  lOJ  sees. 

(Eecords  counting  only  from  1883,  when  the  Club  joined  the  Scottish  Amateur  Athletic  Association.) 

C71 


572      RESITLTS  OF  PRINCIPAL  EVENTS  AT  THE  GAMES,  1858-1914 


Year. 


High  Jump. 


I  Height. 


QuRiter  Mile. 


Time. 


Long  Leap, 


'  Distance. 


1858 

1860 

18«1 
18({2 
1863 

1864 

1805 
1866 
1867 
1868 
1861) 
1870 
1871 
1872 

1873 

1874 

1876 

1876 

1877 
1878 
1879 
1880 
1881 
1882 
1883 
1884 
1885 
1886 
1887 

1888 

1889 
1890 
1891 
1892 
1893 
1894 
1895 
1896 
1897 
1898 
1899 
1900 
1901 
1902 
1903 
1904 
1905 
1906 
1907 
1908 
1909 
1910 
1911 
1912 

1913 

1914 


eq 


eq 


V.  Holmes     . 

J.  Lloyd 

W.  Cuniiin^h 

Smith 
N.  T.  H.  Macall 
J.  N.  Blower 
W.  A.  Finlav 
H.  P.  Burrard\ 
C.J.T.  DunlopJ 
J.  C.  Brown . 
J.  Wallace    . 
G.  Maciiair   . 
G.  Macnair   . 
J.  Robertson 
J.  C.  Campbell 
J.  M.  Brown 
W.  A.  Harvey 
A.  D.  Blyth    1 
J.  G.  Speuce  / 
J.J.  Moubrayl 
N.  J.  Finlay  J 

F.  Oswald     . 
H.  Hamiltou  ) 
R.  Harvey      / 

G.  F.  Heath . 
C.  G.  Logan . 
J.  Burns 

F.  T.  Wright 
H.  W.  Smith 
H.  W.  Smith 
H.  W.  Smith 
J.  G.  Glassford 
J.  H.  Crawford 
C.  G.  Glover 
C.  R.  Shirreff 

J.  W.  'ITiomson 

F.  F.  Lyall  . 
A.  M.  Bucher 
A.  M.  Bucher 
E.  R.  Balfour 
W.  Dove 

J.  H.  Dods   . 
W.  Dove 
J.  I.  Gillespie 
J.  S.  Dove 
P.  Turnbull  . 
P.  Turnbull  . 

G.  L.  D.  Hole 
G.  S.  Falconer 
A.  G.  Ritchie 
N.  M.  Lees  . 
H.  J.  Simson 
A.  G.  Simson 

G.  Balfour  Kiunear 
J.  H.  D.  Watson 
J.  H.  D.  Watson 
R.  F.  Simson 
W.  M.  Wallace 
W.  }Ji.  Wallace* 
W.  M.  Wallace 
A.  S.  Chapman  ]  „ 
T.Scott  |*"1 

R.  K.  Gordon 


fi. 
4 
5 

It 

4 
4 


7 
4 

5 

9 
8 

71 

5 

9 
9 
9 
2 
8 
0 

% 

4      9 


11 


6 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
4 
4 
5 
6 

4    10 


1 
10^ 
1 
0 
1 


0 


J.  N.  Blower 
'J.  Bell-Ii'viiig 

W.K.  Gair  . 

A.  A.  Gordon 
J.  Wallace  . 
£.  M.  Madden 
A.  Todrick  , 
H.  P.  Campbell 
G.  H.  Dunsmure 
R.  Reid 
T.  A.  Bell    . 

D.  Hall 

J.  J.  Moubray 
N.  J.  Finlay 
P.  W.  Matthew 

H.  Maxwell 

C.  G.  Logan 
M.  C.  Wright 
.M.  C.  Wright 
W.  G.  Blackwood 
W.  H.  Musgrave 
H.  W.  Smith 

D.  C.  Ii'ons . 
J.  Keay 
A.  H.  Bovd 
G.  R.  W.R0S9 

V.  Wood      . 

F.  F.  Lvall  . 
R.  B.  Alison 
W.  Ramage 
F.  M.  Coldstream 
A.  W.  Robertson 
A.  W.  Robertson 
L.  B,  Bradbury    . 
P.  Turnbull     '     . 
P.  Turnbull 
D.  M.  ^^^ood 
P.  Turnbull 
P.  Turnbull 


\\\  H.  Cheyne  . 


5 

0* 

5 

2* 

5 

1 

5 

3 

6 

6 

5 

4| 

4 

lOJ 

4 

8 

-     A.  Dewar 
\\  J.  A.  Robertson  Durham 
11  I  C.  Anderson 
0  I  J.A.Robertson  Durham 
11  I  S.  H.  Watson      . 
W.  Milne    . 
S.  H.  Watson      . 
R.  F.  Simson 
W.  Tod  *    . 
H.  F.  \V.  W.  Buchan 
R.  Clark      . 

R.  D.  Stevenson . 

J.  S,  Oliphant     . 


60 

82 

70 

67 

68 

59 

68  J^ 

60' 

68^ 

66 

61 

68 

67i 

68 

57 

57 

68 

58 

56i 
60 

67i 

60 

62 
58 
68i 
58 

569 
66' 
54| 
55f 
54J 
57^ 

m 

60 

60 

60V 

68' 

66 

65^ 

66^ 

56 

64 

55'. 

60| 
68* 


H.  B.  M'Neill 
J.  Patterson 

A.  W.  Mein . 

N.  T.  H.  .Macallum 
W.  Aitken    . 
yV.  A.  Finlay 

J.  R.  Musgrave 

A.  Robertson 
T.  R.  .Marshall 
T.  R.  .\larshall 
G.  Macnair   . 
H.  P.  Campbell 
W.  Blackwood 
R.  Reid 
J.  R.  Blackwood 

J.  R.  Blackwood 

L.  J.  Aitken 
L.  J.  Aitken 
G.  F.  Heath . 

E.  S.  Balfour 
C.  G    Logan 

C.  H.  Sample 
A.  P.  Reid    . 

F.  T.  Wright 
H.  W.  Smith 
H.  W.  Smith 

H.  G.  B.  Kinnear 
A.  H.  Bovd  . 
A.  H.  Boyd  . 
L.  Wright     . 

D.  G.  Newton    1 
H.G.W.Meikler'J 
A.  F.  Hislop 

A.  M.  Bucher 
A.  M.  Bucher 

G.  G.  Harvey 
W.  St.  J.  Gebbie 
W.  A.  Smeaton 
J.  L  Gillespie 

J.  W.  AVyllie 
W.  A.  Burns 
D.  M.  Wood 
D.  M.  \Vood 
R.  M'Lean    . 
G.  E.  Crabbie 
J.  A.  R.  Cargill 
J.  M.  M'Keand 
C.  Anderson 
C.  Anderson 
H.  Martin 
H.  Martin  *  . 
J.  H.  D.  Matsou 
R.  F.  Simson 
R.  Clark 
C.  D.  Ritchie 
W.  M.  Wallace 

T.  Scott 

W.  B.  Constable 


i;i  2 

13  4 

15  4 

15  6 

13  0 

15  2 

14  4 

14  5 

16  10 
K!  1 

17  \\ 
16  9 
16  3* 

16  6" 

15  2 

17  7 

18  6 
18  6 

17  2 

16  10 

18  7 
16  5 
20  0 
16  1 
16  6 
18  0 
16  8 

16  0 

17  0 
16  0 

16  1 


17  11 

18  7 

17  6 

18  4 
18  lOA 

17  9" 

18  9 
18  6 

18  2 
i]9  0 
17  3 

19  6 
17  4i 

17  10 

18  10 

19  0 

18  5 

20  1 

19  6 
18  5 

18  4 

19  7 
19  1\ 

19  3 

17  10 


*  RecorJ. 

RECORDS  AT  THE  GAMES. 

High  Jump,  1911— W.  .M.  \\allace,  5  ft.  .5  in.  Quarter  Mite,  1910— W.  Tod,  54  sees. 

J.nug  Leii/i,  1!)()7— H.  Martin,  20  ft.  1  in. 

(Records  counting  only  from  188:5,  when  the  CUil)  joined  the  Scottish  Amateur  Athletic  Association.) 


RESULTS  OF  PRINCIPAL  EVENTS  AT  THE  GAMES,  1838-1914      573 


v^^.              Hurdle  Race, 
rear.                120  Yards. 

Time. 

Half  Jlile. 

Time.        Putting  tlie  Weiglit. 

Distance. 

« 

i       sees. 

mill,    sec 

ft.         in. 

1868 

D.  R.  Lyall    . 

33 

•  .. 

1859 

D.  R.  Lyall    . 

22 

■  •• 

1860 

A.  t'hevne 

23 

•  >• 

18(!1 

N.  T.  H.  Macallum 

... 

1 

1862 

J.  N.  Hlower . 

•  ■• 

1863 

A.  Rogerson  . 

... 

>•• 

1864 

B.  Cummiiig  . 

.  .. 

1865 

J.  Wallace     . 

... 
... 

1866 

A.  Marshall    . 

•  •• 

1867 

T.  R.  iMarshall       . 

'      22 

..• 

1868 

G.  Macnair     . 

i       20 

... 

... 

1869 

L.  M.  Balfour 

1 

... 

... 

1870 

L.  M.  Balfour 

... 

1871 

R.  Ci.  Dunlop 

..  . 

... 

1872 

R.  K.  Wood  . 

... 

1873 

H.  Moiicreiff. 

i'9i 

... 

1874 

L.  J.  Aitkeu  . 

... 

... 

1876 

L.  J.  Aitkeii  . 

18 

... 

1876 

C  (i.  Loffaii  . 

... 

1877 

E.  S.  Balfour 

1       19 

1878 

C.  G.  Logan  . 

! 

1879 

F.  T.  AV  right 

1 

... 

... 

1880 

F.  T.  A\  right 

... 

... 

... 

1881 

F.  T.  AVright 

20 

1882 

T.  W.  Irvine. 

20 

1883 

J.  Johnstone . 

... 

1884 

H.  G.  B.  Kiiaiear  . 

1885 

J.  H.  Crawford  f    • 

18 

... 

... 

1886 

D.  F.  Dempster 

18? 

... 

... 

1887 

D.  F.  Dempster 

19 

... 

... 

1888 

A.  F.  Hislop  . 

1889 

(i.  A.  U.  Fergusson 

i«s 

1890 

Ci.  A.  U.  Fergusson 

m 

1891 

J.  Rohson 

\ 

. .. 

1892 

J.  M.  Cuthhert       . 

:    m 

1893 

J.  M.  Cuthbert 

... 

... 

1894 

J.  H.  Dods     . 

VJl, 

1895 

W .  Uove  t 

I       18 

1896 

P.  Turnbull    . 

20 

i  1897 

P.  Turnbull    . 

19 

... 

i  1898 

J.  E.  C'rabbie 

19 

1899 

R.  M'Neill      . 

19 

i  1900 

P.  'iurnbull    . 

18j 

... 

1901 

H.  (Iieyne 

21 J 

. . . 

1902 

P.  M.  IVIurray 

241 

1903 

P.  M.  Murray 

20'i; 

1904 

{'.  M.  R.  Thatcher  . 

-H 

C.  Anderson 

29  "9 

i  1905 

J.  E.  Sliennan 

21 

C.  Anderson 

32     6 

1  1906 

H.  Martin       . 

19| 

H.  Martin  J:  . 

34    5 

!  1907 

H.  Martin      . 

19 

H.  Martin  f  • 

32     8 

1908 

J.  H.  D.  A\'atson   . 

j     ii)i 

J.  G.  Monteath 

31     0 

1909 

R.  F.  Simson . 

:   184 

D.  M.  Bain   . 

2     ^Ol 

J.  G.  Monteath     . 

30    0 

1910 

J.  R.  Wishart 

1         19r 

W.  M.  Crabbie      . 

2     18 

C.  E.  Salvesen 

28     2 

1911 

H.F.W.VV.Buchai 

19 

\V.  M.  Crabbie  j  . 

2     Hi 

\V.  M.  Crabbie      . 

27    3 

1912 

R.  A.  F.S.Robertson 

1       18^ 

J.  W.  E.  Miller    . 

2     22^ 

A.  F.  P.  Christison 

29    6i 

1913 

T.  Scott 

20 

L.  H.  T.  Sloan 

2     20if 

N.  F.  Dixon . 

29     ij 

1  1914 

1 

R.  D.  Stevenson 

1 

J.  S.  Oliphant       . 

2     19 

A.  H.  Douglas 

26     6 

*  1858  to  18t)«,  150  yards  ;  1867,  1868,  140  yards  :  180'.)  onwards,  120  yards.  t  Record. 

*  Not  accepted  as  a  record — too  light  a  weight. 

RK(  ORDS  AT  THK  GAMES. 

Hurdle  Race,  120  yards  (U)  fights),  1885  and  1805— J.  H.  Crawford  and  \V.  Dove,  18  sees. 
Half  Mile,  1911— VV.  M.  Crabbie,  2  min.  Ill  sees. 
Putting  the  Weight,  1907— H.  Martin,  32  ft.  8  in. 
(Records  counting  only  from  188.S,  when  tlie  Club  joined  the  Scottish  Amateur  Athletic  Association.) 


GYMNASTIC  EIGHTS 


1894 


J.  I.  Gillespie. 
\V.  A.  Smeaton. 
D.  Macgill. 
J.  M.  Bell. 
H.  Dawson. 
F.  Anderson. 
I.  M.  Macrae. 
J.  ^V.  J.  Alves. 


1895 

J.  I.  Gillespie. 
J.  M.  Bell. 
R.  B.  Robertson. 
R.  H.  Carlisle. 
L.  H.  I.  Bell. 
H.  T.  t'uthbert. 
F.  Anderson. 
M.  B.  Duncan. 


1896 


J.  I.  Gillespie. 
J.  M.  Bell. 
L.  H.  I.  Bell. 
R.  H.  Carlisle. 
I.  M.  Macrae. 
A.  Pott. 
A.  White. 
J.  A.  Paton. 


1897  and  1898 
No  records. 


1899 

A.  White. 

A.  M.  Oliver. 

H.  M.  J.  Alves. 

D.  W.  H.  Mackinnon. 

J.  A.  D.  Bell. 

H.  H.  Thorburn. 

AV.  M.  Black. 

W.  P.  S.  Gibson. 


1900 


No  record. 


1901 

H.  H.  Thorburn. 
A.  G.  Ritchie. 
P.  M.  Murray. 

No  further  record. 


1902 

A.  G.  Ritchie. 
J.  B.  Greenshields. 
F.  J.  Falconer. 
N.  O.  Lundholm. 
A.  W.  Garden. 
P.  M.  Murray. 
N.  R.  Macpherson. 
D.  C.  Mitchell. 


1903 

J.  B.  Greenshields. 
A.  Macleod. 
G.  Hamilton. 
R.  C.  Reid. 
J.  H.  Millitfiin. 
J.  C.  M.  Bell. 
K.  M.  Oliphant. 
M.  H.  Thorburn. 


1904 

A.  Macleod. 
G.  Hamilton. 
A.  S.  Paterson. 
A.  Burn-Murdoch. 
J.  M.  M'Keand. 
R.  C.  Reid. 
W.  A.  Hole. 
W.  Haddon. 


1905 

A.  Macleod. 

R.  C.  Raid 

M.  Gardner. 

J.  Alexander. 

W.  Bruce. 

W.  R.  Stewart. 

W.  T.  Burn-Murdoch. 

J.  C.  G.  Fergusson. 

1908  and  1909 
No  competitions  were  held. 


1912 

T.  Scott. 
N.  F.  Dixon. 
J.  .M'Laren. 
F.  P.  MacGillivray. 
L.  H.  T.  Sloan. 
F.  J.  Christison. 
K.  F.  Caird. 
J.  H.  T.  Graham. 
671 


1906 

M'.  R.  Stewart. 

J.  Alexander. 

R.  t:.  Reid. 

M.  Gardner. 

J.  C.  G.  Fergusson. 

R.  C.  Blackwood. 

W.  Bruce. 

H.  M.  G.  Brickmann. 

1910 

H.  F.  W.  W.  Buchan. 
G.  B.  Crole. 
N.  G.  Salvesen. 
W.  M.  Crabbie. 
A.  C.  M'Intosh. 
G.  K.  F.  Campbell. 
A.  T.  Motherwell. 
R.  Macintyre. 

1913 

T.  Scott. 
N.  F.  Dixon. 
K.  F.  Caird. 
L.  H.  T.  Sloan. 
J.  M'Laren. 
R.  K.  Gordon. 
G.  H.  Buscke. 
F.  J.  Christison. 


1907 

H.  F.  W.  \V.  Buchan. 
J.  Alexander. 

F.  O.  'I'aylor. 

R.  C.  Blackwood. 
J.  S.  Ker. 
R.  M.  Drybrough. 
C.  N.  Roney-Dougal. 
A.  K.  Handasyde. 

1911 

H.  F.  W.  W.  Buchan. 
N.  G.  Salvesen. 
W.  M.  A\'allace. 
W.  B.  Young. 

G.  E.  F.  Campbell. 
A.  I.  Dobbin. 

N.  F.  Dixon. 
L.  H.  T.  Sloan. 

1914 

J.  M'Lareu. 
J.  H.  Carmichael. 
R.  H.  Gordon. 
W.  T.  M'Kellar. 
K.  J.  C.  Hill. 
A.  D.  Foster. 
A.  B.  M.  Bogle. 
H.  K.  Salvesen. 


SHOOTING 


1911 
Cadet  Officer  H.    K.   W.  W. 

Buchaii  (Capt.). 
Sergt.  (i.  Hamilton. 
Corp.  J.  H.  T.  Graham. 
Private  A.  J.  R.  Wishart. 

,,       D.  G.  Prosser. 

„       W.  B.  Young. 

,,       I.  M.  Eraser. 
Drummer  D.  B.  .Mackenzie. 

Waiting  man. 
Private  P.  C.  Hunter. 


List  of  Shooting  Eights 

1912 
Sergt.  J.  H.  T.  Graham  (Capt.). 
Lance-t'orp.  A.  J.  R.  Wishart. 
Cadet  L  M.  Fraser. 

„      D.  G.  Prosser. 
Lance-Corp.  D.  C.  Wehrschmidt. 

,,  P.  C.  Hunter. 

Cadet  R.  Graham. 
Lance-Corp.  A.  H.  Macfarlane. 


Waiting  man. 
Cadet  S.  G.  Tavler. 


1913 

Sergt.  P.  C   Hunter  (Capt.). 
Corp.  D.  G.  Prosser. 
Lance-Sergt.  J.  J.  G.  MacWilliam. 
Lance-Corp.  G.  W.  jVIuir. 
Cadet  J.  E.  Miles. 

„      K.  J.  C.  Hill. 

„     R.  M.  Dewar. 

„      S.  G.  Tayler. 


Waiting  man. 
Corp.  W.  Harrison. 


Simultaneous  Matches,  1912 


Opponents. 

Academy. 

Result. 

1st  June. 

V. 

Marlborough, 

428 

45G 

\Von 

6th  June. 

V. 

Watson's,  . 

449 

468 

Won 

13th  June. 

r. 

Fettes, 

475 

472 

Lost 

18th  June. 

V. 
V. 

Leys,           .             .             . 
Lancing,     . 

40!)  \ 
477/ 

H 

AFon 

25th  June. 

V. 

Oundle, 

403 

'472 

Lost 

27th  June. 

V. 

Bedford,     . 

473) 
451/ 

461 

("Lost 

V. 

Haileybury, 

\Won 

3rd  July. 

V. 

Trinity  College,  Cambridge, 

495 

485 

Lost 

Simultaneous  Matches,  1913 


22nd  May. 

V. 

Oundle,      .             .     , 

22nd  May. 

v. 

Bradfield,  . 

27th  May. 

r. 

Bedford,    . 

27th  May. 

0. 

Whitgift,  . 

2nd  June. 

V. 

Sedbergh,  . 

5th  June. 

V. 

Watson's,  . 

5th  June. 

V. 

Lancing,     . 

9th  June. 

r. 

Glenalmond, 

9th  June. 

V. 

Marlborough, 

11th  June. 

V. 

Leys, 

11th  June. 

V. 

Edinburgh  University, 

19th  June. 

V. 

Haileybury, 

26th  June. 

V. 

Repton, 

26th  June. 

V. 

Victoria,  Jersey,    . 

26th  June. 

V. 

Fettes, 

30th  June. 

V. 

Merchiston, 

3rd  July. 

V. 

Malvern,    . 

Opponents.  Academy.  Result. 

484  472  Lost 

488  472  Lost 
430  493  Won 

468  493  Won 

489  400       •     Lost 

469  478  Won 
496  478  Lost 
460  444  Lost 
454  444  Lost 
452  480  Won 
459  480  Won 
465  491  Won 
507  457  Lost 
500  457  Lost 
488  457  Lost 
482  487  \^'on 

490  477  Lost 


Summary  of  Matches 

1911.  11th  June.  Won  Scottish  Schools  Trophy  at  Malleny, 
„  17th  June.  Won  Brock  Shield  at  Darnley,    . 
,,  12th  July.  Won  Ashburton  Shield  at  Bisley, 

1912.  8th  June.  5th  in  Scottish  Schools  Trophy,   . 
,,  ISthJune.  2nd  in  Brock  Shield, 
,,  nth  July.  24th  in  Ashburton  Shield, 

191.3.  14th  June.  2nd  in  Edinburgh  Schools  Trophy  at  Malleny, 

„  21st  June.  2nd  in  Brock  Shield  at  Darnley,  . 

,,  16th  July.  4th  in  Snap-Shooting  Competition  at  Bisley, 

,,  17th  July.  8th  in  Ashburton  Shield  at  Bisley, 


Score. 
321 
503 
495 

307 
468 
47(> 

296 
473 
266 
489 

STfr 


576 


1900.  P.  TUKNBULL. 

1901.  G.  E.  Crabbie. 

1902.  P.  M.  Murray. 
1  o^Q  r J-  H.  B.  Smith. 

I  A.  L.  Urquhart. 
1904.  C.  Anderson. 


SHOOTING 
BRADBURY  SHIELD 

.„„.  fC.  Anoerson. 

'\j.  \.  Robertson  Durham. 

1906.  H.  Martin. 

1907.  H.  Martin. 
^  fj.  Gau-etly. 


1 908. 


1909.  R.  F.  Si-MsoN. 

1910.  W.  M.  Wallace. 

1911.  H.F.W.W.BrcHAN. 

1912.  R.  Clark. 

1913.  T.  Scott. 


U.  H.  D.  Watson. 
BURMA  CUP 


1909.  U.  F.  SiMsoN. 

1910.  W.  M.  Crabbie. 

1911.  W.  M.  Chabbik. 


1912.  W.  M.  Wallace. 

1913.  T.  Scott. 

1914.  J.  S.  Oliphant. 


1907.  R.  C.  C.  Campbell. 

1908.  N.  Bradbury. 


1900.  G.  E.  Crabbie. 

1901.  G.  E.  Crabbie. 

1902.  W.  R.  Cook. 

1903.  N.  G.  Paulin. 

1904.  E.  Graham. 


IJVINGSTONE  BRUCE  CUP 

1909.  G.  Hamilton. 

1910.  R.  D.  Duncan. 

FIVES  CHALLENGE  CUP 

1905.  J.  L.  Mounsey. 

1906.  J.  L.  Mounsey. 

1907.  H.  W.  Latta. 

1908.  (i.  W.  Wallace. 

1909.  .1.  G.  Monteath. 


1911.  H.  F.  W.W.  BuciiAN. 

1912.  D.  G.  Prosser. 


1910.  W.  M.  Wallace. 

1911.  G.  B.  CiioLK. 

1912.  G.  B.  Crole. 

1913.  C.  C.  Winchester. 

1914.  J.  Martin. 


FENCING 

George  Roland,  Sen.  \ 
Captain  George  Roland  . 
Henry  Roland  J 


AND    GYMNASTIC    MASTERS 


Sergeant  Barker 
Sergeant  Sheen  . 


W.  SOUTHERD 

Sergeant  Clinton 
Sergeant  Bartell 
Sergeant  Sheen  . 

P.  J.  E.  ROTHERHAM 


WiLLOUGHBY 

Pettener 


GYMNASTIC    INSTRUCTORS 

.    1890-1900      Sergeant  Reid      . 

1900-8      Sergeant-Major  Brazier 

ASSISTANT    INSTRUCTORS 

1890-1      Sergeant  Bowie  . 


1891-6 

1894-8 

1896-1900 

1900-3 


Sergeant  Stewart 
Sergeant  Pollock 
Sergeant  Innes 
Sergeant  Atkinson 


CRICKET  PROFESSIONALS 

T.  Sellars 
J.  Plowright 


1831-89 


1908-10 
1910- 


1901-9 
1903-0 
1906-8 

1909- 


1876-99 
1900- 


JANITORS 
John  Howell    ........       1824-55 

Publications :  Essay  on  the  War  Galleys  of  the  Ancients,  1826  ;  Life  and  Adven- 
tures of  Alexander  Selkirk,  1829;  Life  of  Alexander  Alexander  (Traveller),  1830. 

Mr.  Graham        ........        1855-88 

William  Bell    ........       1888- 


1904-5  Abbey,  James 

1875-82  Abemethy,  John 

1877-84  „              Robert 

1877-84  Adair,  H.  H. 

1859-66  Adam,  Alexander 

1830-7  „      A.  F.  . 

1867-74  .,      Alfred 

1871-8  „      .\rthur 

1871-8  ,,      Edwin 

1852-9  „      George 

1S89-90  ,,      G.  J.  . 

1839-46  „      G.  R. 

1856-63  „      G.  S.  . 

1827-34  „      James 

1833-40  „      James  {Lord  Adam) 

1863-70  „      P.  W. 

1888-9  „      R-  J.  - 

1S60-7  „      R.  S.  . 

1828-35  ,1      Stephen 

1865-72  ,,      Stephen 

1885-93  „      S.  S.    . 

1863-70  Adams,  Edward 

1860-7  „        G.N. 

1895-6  „        H.  F.  W.  L 

1824-8  ,,        Joseph 

1859-66  „        K.  D. 

1905-6  „        Ord     . 

1865-72  „        R.  F.  . 

1874-81  Adamson,  A.  A. 

1S75-82  „            John 

1903-4  „            John 

1906-7  „            R.  H. 

1875-82  „            R.  O. 

1872-9  Addis,  Sir  Charles  S. 

1905-6  ,,      Eric  E. 

1901-2  „     G.  T.  . 

1904-5  „     R.  F.  . 

1904-5  ,,      Thomas 

1864-71  Addison,  J.  J. 

1902-3  Adie,  D.  C.  G. 

1902-3  „    E.  P.     . 

1910-11  Adshead,  J.  W.  R. 

1906-7  „          N.  R. 

1899-1900  Affleck,  J.  O. 

1872-9  „        WiUiam 

1846-53  Agnew,  G.  A. 

1890-1  „       H.  C. 

1844-51  „       T.  F.  A. 

,,       Vans.     See  Vans 

1913-14  Aiken,  L.  W. 

1898-9  Aikman,  A.  S. 

1892-3  „         G.  R. 

1894-5  „         T.  S. 

1850-7  Ainslie,  C.  A. 

1824-9  ,,        David 

1864-71  „        James 

1824-8  „        John 

1842-9  Aitchison,  A.  A. 

1839-46  „           Christopher 

1901-2  „           G.  S. 

1847-54  >•            J-  E.  T, 


Agnew. 


INDEX 

PACE 

YEAR 

496 

1835-42 

354 

1850-7 

364 

1860-7 

364 

1866-73 

239 

1892-3 

58 

IS53-60 

300 

1843-50 

329 

1850-7 

329 

1909-10 

186 

1913-14 

418 

1866-73 

103 

1893-4 

213 

1846-53 

42 

1859-66 

73 

1857-64 

271 

1860-7 

410 

1911-12 

248 

1906-7 

48 

1874-81 

287 

1905-6 

400 

1860-7 

271 

1863-70 

248 

1907-8 

454 

1830-7 

5 

1901-2 

239 

1903-4 

499 

1912-13 

287 

1893-4 

349 

1892-3 

354 

1854-61 

491 

1824-30 

504 

1909-10 

354 

1901-2 

337 

1860-7 

499 

1908-9 

482 

I9IO-II 

496 

1879-86 

496 

1882-90 

279 

1824-30 

487 

1824-30 

487 

1849-56 

524 

1913-14 

504 

1894-5 

472 

1905-6 

337 

1910-11 

146 

1892-3 

424 

1900-1 

133 

1911-12 

1894-5 

537 

1900-1 

467 

1892-3 

436 

I9OI-2 

448 

1857-64 

170 

1824-8 

9 

1847-54 

279 

1839-46 

5 

1867-74 

122 

1844-51 

103 

1860-7 

482 

1890-1 

153 

1904-5 

PAGll 

Aitchison,  William 

81 

>j 

WiUiam 

.        170 

Aitken,  A.  M. 

.        248 

,j 

C.  E. 

295 

»» 

George 

■        436 

,j 

G.  C. 

.        191 

n 

James 

123 

James 

.    170 

,, 

J.K.. 

519 

J) 

J.  M. 

537 

>) 

L.  J.            .          . 

•     295 

»» 

N.  L.  W.     . 

•     443 

tt 

Robert 

.     146 

Thomas 

•     239 

)} 

WiUiam      . 

.     222 

WiUiam      . 

.     248 

^J 

W.  A. 

.     528 

»> 

W.  H.  H.    . 

•     504 

Aiton 

,  J.  B.    . 

•     349 

Alexander,  Charles,  jun.  . 

•     499 

n 

David   . 

.     248 

it 

Henry  . 

.     271 

>f 

Henry,  jun.    . 

.     510 

it 

Hervey 

.       58 

i* 

James   . 

.     482 

tf 

James  . 

•     491 

It 

J.  T.      . 

•     532 

tt 

J.W.     . 

•      443 

tt 

J.  T.  B. 

•      43<i 

R.  H.     . 

•      197 

yt 

Robert 

14 

tt 

R.  G.  S. 

•      519 

>) 

R.  H.     . 

.      482 

tt 

Thomas 

.      248 

W.  A.  S. 

•      515 

Alison,  A.  B.  . 

■      524 

»» 

A.  J.  . 

•     375 

tt 

R.  B.  . 

•     389 

WiUiam       . 

14 

AUan 

Alexander     . 

14 

I» 

Alexander     . 

164 

Alexander     . 

537 

}} 

D.  B.   . 

448 

»» 

G.A.   . 

499 

tt 

James  . 

524 

It 

J.  CD. 

436 

tt 

J.S.     .         . 

470 

tt 

John  B. 

528 

tt 

J.  E.  D. 

448 

}) 

N.  R 

476 

P.  A 

436 

,, 

PhiUp  .          .          .          . 

482 

R.  A 

222 

Thomas 

5 

It 

T.  H 

153 

T.  M 

103 

Allardice,  H.  G.      . 

300 

J) 

J.M.       . 

133 

AUen, 

H.  W 

248 

Almond,  G.  Hely-Hutchison     . 

424 

Alston,  J.  D. 

496 

20 


578 


INDEX 


1897-8 

1892-3 

1824-30 

1825-32 

1825-32 

1891-2 

1891-2 

1898-9 

1848-55 
1892-3 
1850-7 
1906-7 

1847-54 

1886-94 

1889-90 

1855-62 

1895-6 

1832-9 

1863-70 

1900-1 

1856-63 

1901-2 

1855-62 

1824-8 

1839-46 

1906-7 

1897-8 

1863-70 

1868-75 

1893-4 

1857-64 

1864-71 


1858-65 

1905-6 

1874-81 

1891-2 

1844-51 

1 861 -8 

1864-71 

1843-50 

1860-7 

1869-76 

1856-63 

1909-10 

1901-2 

1877-84 

1883-91 

1862-9 

1825-32 

1863-70 

1905-6 

1874-81 

1844-51 

1836-43 

1830-7 

1830-7 

1872-9 

1889-90 

1901-2 

1841-8 

1861-8 

1853-60 

1845-52 

1838-45 

1857-64 

1892-3 

1893-4 

1841-8 

1841-8 

1850-7 

1905-6 

1909-10 

1881-8 


Alston,  P.  R. 

„       W.  L.  L.     . 
Alston-Stewart,  A.  D. 
C.  R. 
.-         D.  C. 
Alves,  H.M.J. 
„      J-  W.  J.        . 
„     R.N.J.         . 
Anderson,  Adam  W. 

„  Andrew 

A.  B.      . 
„  Archibald 

„  Archibald 

A.  M.      . 

A.  R.      . 

A.  de  V. 
,,  Charles  . 

,,  Charles  . 

,,  Charles  . 

C.  G.       . 

C.  I.        . 

C.  M.      . 
„  David     . 

,,  David     . 

,,  Duncan  W. 

E.  D.      . 

E.  M.      . 

E.W.     . 

E.  H.  B. 

„  Findlay  B. 

„  Francis  . 

„  Francis  . 

F.C.       . 

F.  J-       • 
F.  T.       . 

„  F.  Vans 

,,  George   . 

George   . 
„  G.  Carr  . 

Henry    . 

H.  A.      . 

H.H.     . 

H.  I.       . 

H.  Vans 

Hugh  A. 

Hugh  H. 

Hugh  L. 
„  Isaac 

,,  James    . 

„  James    . 

J.  M.      . 

J-P-       • 

J.S.       . 

J.T.       . 

John      . 

John      . 

John      . 

J.  C.       . 

J.  E.  M. 

J.  F.       . 
,,  J.  Ramsay 

„  J.  Ritchie 

J.  T. 
"  J.  Walker 

„  J.  Warren 

M.  B.      . 

M.  F.      . 
„  Octavus 

P.  C.       . 
„  Robert   . 

R.  B.,  jun. 
„  R.  Brewis 

R.  E.  P. 


PACE 

VEAR 

.  462  : 

1839-46 

437 

1848-55 

14  1 

1870-7 

28  i 

1912-13 

28  ' 

1901-2 

430 

1857-64 

430 

1894-5 

467 

1827-34 

159 

1857-64 

437 

1847-54 

170 

1890-1 

504 

1893-4 

153 

1859-66 

405 

1824-30 

418 

1903-4 

206 

1855-62 

454 

1834-41 

69 

1839-46 

271 

1843-50 

476 

1826-33 

213 

1889-90 

482 

1857-64 

206 

1855-62 

5 

1855-62 

103 

1908-9 

504 

1892-3 

462 

1893-4 

271 

1 900- 1 

307 

1874-81 

443 

1878-85 

222 

I9II-I2 

279 

1844-51 

410 

1861-8 

230 

I 890- I 

500 

1889-90 

349 

I85I-8 

430 

1849-56 

133 

1906-7 

258 

1871-8 

279 

1833-40 

128 

1894-5 

248 

1867-74 

314 

I9II-I2 

213 

1906-7 

519 

482 

364 

1827-34 

393 

1853-60 

264 

1828-35 

28 

1876-83 

.  271 

1869-76 

.  500 

1868-75 

•  349 

1868-75 

•  133 

1911-12 

.   85 

1837-44 

•   58 

1913-14 

.   58 

186I-8 

•  337 

1869-76 

.  418 

I89I-2 

.  482 

1892-3 

■   113 

I87I-8 

.  258 

1897-8 

•   191 

1875-82 

.   140 

1882-90 

.   96 

1846-53 

.  223 

1905-6 

•  437 

1827-34 

•  443 

1854-61 

•  "3 

1854-61 

■  113 

1826-33 

.  170 

1828-35 

500 

1883-91 

•  519 

1840-7 

•  384 

1888-9 

Anderson,  K.  E. 

R.  Hart 
R.  K.  . 
R.  N.  M. 
S.  T.  S.  . 
S.  W.  . 
S.  H.  . 
,,  Thomas 

,,  Thomas 

T.  A.  . 
T.  B.  . 
T.  C.  H. 
T.  C.  . 
T.  D.  . 
T.  M.  . 
T.  S.  . 
Weir  . 
„  WiUiam 

,,  William 

W.A.     . 
W.H.     . 
„  W.  Watson 

,,  W.  Wemyss 

Andrew,  James 
Angus,  Archibald    . 
„      J.N.   . 
„     R.L.   . 
„     Stewart 
Annan,  James 

WiUiam       . 
„       W.  G. 
Annandale,  Alexander 
Annesley,  F.  C.  W. 
Anson,  G.  F.  W.      . 
„      O.  M.  H.      . 
Anstruther,  Hamilton 

R.  D.  . 
Arbuthnott,  David 
H.C.  . 
Archer,  J.  H. 
Archibald,  E.  S. 
„  George  . 

J.  D.  H.  deB 
J.  P.       . 
Argyll,   Duke  of.     See  Lome, 

Marquis  of. 
Arkley,  Patrick 
,,        Patrick 
,,        Robert 
Armour,  Hamilton 
„         Harold  V. 
„         M.  Stuart 
Armour-Hannay,  S.  B. 
Armstrong,  A.  S.     . 
,,  Charles 

Ian       . 
J.T.     . 
L.E.     . 
M.  S.  D. 
W.  W.  EUiot 
Arnot,  J.  F.    . 
Amott,  A.  M. 
„       G.  L. 
„       H.  G. 
„       PhiUp 
„       R.  L.  I. 
Arrow,  John  . 
Arthur,  Finlay  F.  R. 

„        J.  R. 
Arundell,  G.  A.  Hunter- 
„  W.  F.  Hunter- 

Ashbumer,  R.  A.     . 
Ashby,  John  . 
Asher,  W.  A. 


INDEX 


579 


VEAR 

PACE 

VEAR 

PAGE 

1900-1 

Atkinson,  Alan 

•        476 

1840-7 

Balfour,  Hon.  James 

106 

1859-66 

A.  C.  W. 

240 

186I-S 

„         JF- 

.         258 

1824-31 

,,           John 

21 

1888-9 

,,        Hon.  James  M.  . 

410 

1854-61 

J.B.        . 

•      197 

1824-7 

John 

1 

1863-70 

Lang       . 

271 

1824-30 

,,         John 

14 

1 900- 1 

L.L.       . 

•     476 

1825-32 

John 

.             28 

1827-34 

„           Thomas  . 

.        42 

1826-33 

,,         John 

■             36 

1830-7 

T.  J.        . 

58 

1848-55 

,,         John  Blair  (Lord  Kin 

1824-31 

Auchinleck,  Gilbert 

21 

ross) 

•          159 

1832-9 

Melville 

69 

1867-74 

„         J.  H.         .         . 

.         301 

1874-81 

Auld,  G.  W.   . 

349 

1878-85 

„         J.N. 

•         370 

1856-63 

„    Hugh   . 

213 

1829-36 

„         J.  R. 

•        54 

1865-72 

,.   J.c.    . 

287 

1888-9 

„        Hon.  J.  R.  Blair 

.     411 

1869-76 

„    R.J.     . 

314 

1852-9 

„         Lewis 

.      186 

1832-9 

Austin,  Edward 

69 

1859-66 

,,         Lewis 

.      240 

1828-35 

„       Hugh 

48 

1861-8 

,,         Lewis 

.      258 

1871-8 

„       J.  J.  Mein  . 

329 

1861-8 

„         L.C 

.     258 

1875-82 

R.  D.  J.  Mein      . 

355 

1890-1 

Hon.  Norman  F.  W. 

•      424 

1902-3 

Ayling,  F.  T. 

487 

1827-34 

Robert      . 

42 

1898-9 

„       J.C.          .          . 

467 

1836-43 

„        R.G.         . 

■       85 

I87I-8 

Ayton,  E.  I.  . 

329 

1829-36 

,,         R.  James  . 

54 

1873-80 

„      James 

343 

1866-73 

R.  John    . 

•     295 

1858-65 

Aytoun,  James 

230 

1905-6 

Ronald  E. 

.      500 

1850-7 

,,         Marriott 

170 

1824-9 

„         T.  G. 

9 

1856-63 

„         Robert 

213 

1827-34 

Walter      . 

•       43 

1824-8 

„        W.  Edraonstoune 

5 

1827-34 

William     . 

43 

1874-81 

W.  A.  A.  . 

■     349 

1858-65 

W.  G. 

.     231 

1843-50 

Babington,  a.  M.  . 

128 

1824-9 

„         W.  J.         . 

9 

1894-5 

Backhouse,  J.  B.     . 

449 

1894-5 

Balfour-Kinnear,  G.  P.-R.- 

•     449 

1891-2 

Bailey,  F.  M. 

•     430 

1888-9 

G.  W.  Balfou 

r     411 

1891-2 

„       P.H.H.      . 

430 

1877-84 

„             „           H.  G.    . 

•     364 

1853-60 

BaiUie,  A.  W.  M.     . 

191 

1870-7 

»             ,.           James  . 

.      321 

1832-9 

„       H.  D'Oyly  . 

69 

1871-8 

Balfour-Melville,  E.  S.     . 

•      329 

1837-44 

„       John  . 

91 

1858-65 

F.M.    . 

■      230 

1867-74 

„       R.  G. 

301 

1824-31 

,,             ,,          James  . 

21 

1867-74 

„      William       . 

301 

1889-90 

J.E.      . 

.      418 

1824-9 

„      W.R. 

9 

1856-63 

J.H.     . 

•      213 

1897-8 

Bain,  D.  M.    . 

462 

1860-7 

John  E. 

.      248 

1905-6 

„    G.A.     . 

500 

1889-90 

J- I-       • 

.      418 

1856-63 

„    James  . 

213 

1824-7 

John  M. 

1 

1858-65 

„    Lewis  P. 

230 

1864-71 

L.M.     . 

•     279 

1864-71 

„    WiUiam 

279 

1860-7 

R.  A.  A. 

.      248 

1897-8 

„    W.F.    . 

462 

1871-8 

Balgarnie,  J.  L. 

•     329 

1905-6 

„    W.  G.    . 

500 

1880-7 

BaU,  F.  R.  K. 

•      380 

1846-53 

Bainbridge,  E.  T.    . 

146 

1880-7 

„  W.  S.  D. 

.      380 

1867-74 

Baird,  Andrew 

301 

1902-3 

Ballantine,  A.  S.     . 

•     487 

1867-74 

„     G.B.  . 

301 

1905-6 

CL.     .          . 

500 

1880-7 

„     G.  H.  . 

380 

1901-2 

E.  J.     . 

482 

1844-51 

„     John   . 

133 

1902-3 

Harry   . 

487 

1824-31 

„    J.  w.  . 

21 

1891-2 

James  . 

431 

1824-9 

„     WUlicim 

9 

1856-63 

Ballantyne,  A.  J.    . 

213 

1838-45 

„     WiUiam 

96 

1912-13 

C  K.  N.        . 

532 

1852-9 

Bairnsfather,  H.  W. 

186 

1846-53 

J.G.    .          . 

146 

1842-9 

Baker,  Benjamin     . 

122 

1824-9 

J.R.    . 

9 

1855-62 

Bald,  Edward 

206 

1824-30 

John    . 

15 

1852-9 

Balderston,  Archibald 

186 

1825-32 

J.  A.    . 

28 

1859-66 

W.C.    . 

240 

1908-9 

„              J.  B.  Norman 

515 

1865-72 

Baldwin,  Henry 

287 

i86l-8 

R.  A.  . 

258 

1855-62 

T.F.         . 

206 

1835-42 

R.  M.  . 

81 

1862-9 

Balfour,  A.  F. 

264 

1908-9 

T.  H.  Norman 

515 

I89I-2 

„         A.  R.         . 

431 

1835-42 

Ballard,  George 

81 

1824-31 

„         Buchanan 

21 

1838-45 

„        J.  A. 

96 

1831-8 

„         Charles 

64 

1854-61 

Ballenden,  John 

197 

1836-43 

„         CM. 

85 

1869-76 

Ballingall,  Charles  . 

314 

1842-9 

„         Edward     . 

122 

1834-41 

G.  R.     .          .          . 

77 

1885-93 

E.  R. 

400 

1903-4 

R.  M 

491 

1858-65 

„        F.D. 

230 

1861-8 

Bankhead,  W.  J.  C. 

258 

1903-4 

„        Frank 

491 

1878-85 

Bankier,  Arthur 

370 

1831-8 

„         George 

64 

1897-8 

Banks,  C  S 

463 

1888-9 

Hon.  H.  R.  C   . 

411 

1857-64 

„      G.  C 

223 

1838-45 

Hugh  M.  . 

96 

1907-8 

„      H.  C           .         .         . 

510 

1863-70 

L  Bayley  . 

271 

1824-29 

,,       James 

10 

1896-7 

I.  Bayley  . 

458 

1852-9 

„      Sir  William  Mitchell     . 

186 

680 


INDEX 


VEAR 
1856-63 
1851-8 

1903-4 

1858-65 

1857-64 

1864-71 

1908-9 

I9IO-II 

1869-76 

1854-61 

1830-7 

1830-7 

1890-1 

1912-13 

1827-34 

1864-71 

1909-10 

1868-75 

1868-75 

1850-7 

1850-7 

1842-9 

1842-9 

1912-13 

1890-1 

1878-85 

1893-4 
1877-84 

I9I3-I4 

1882-90 

1835-42 

1841-8 

1825-32 

1901-2 

1878-85 

I9I2-I3 

1911-12 

1859-66 

1889-90 

1824-8 

1888-9 

1853-60 

1857-64 

1875-82 

I88I-8 

1884-92 

1883-91 

I83I-8 

1827-34 

1834-41 

I9I3-I4 

1893-4 

1902-3 

1855-62 

l828;35 

1828-35 

1852-9 

1851-8 

1847-54 

1843-50 

1836-43 

1857-64 

1834-41 

1851-8 

1877-84 

1873-80 

1877-84 

1911-12 
1912-13 

1888-9 

1887-8 

1824-8 

1834-41 

1835-42 


Bannennan,  A.  D'Arcy 
D.  D. 

::       i:5: 
;:        :": 

J-  P-  • 

R.  B.  W. 
W.  B. 
Barber,  Frederick  . 

„        R.  H. 

„        S.  W. 
Barbour,  G.  Freeland 

„  R.  Freeland 

Barclay,  P.  W. 
Barker,  J.  W. 

,,  Luke 
Barlas,  James 

,,       William 
Barnes,  Alexander 
Barnhill,  James 
Barr,  Fidele  . 

„    M.  T.    . 

„   T.  B.     . 
Barrack,  J.  W. 
Barrett,  H.  H. 

„        H.  R. 

„        J.  A.  S. 

„        J.  C.  M. 

„        J.  C.  W. 
Barrington,  C.  G. 
Barry,  R.  J.  . 
Bartholomew,  George 
Barty,  J.  B.    . 
Bassano,  T.  M. 
Bastow,  C.  G. 

„  J-  E. 
Baxter,  Charles 

„        C.  S. 

,,        Edmund 

,,        Edmund 

„       James 
John 
Bay  ley,  Isaac  F. 
Bayne,  J.  E. 
Beale,  C.  T.    . 

„  James 
Bean,  Charles 
Beatson,  Robert 

W.  S. 
Beattie,  Charles 

„        Ivor  H. 
M.  H.  L. 
Beatton,  J.  W. 
Beck,  James  . 

„  John  . 
Beckett,  H.  B. 

,,  Stephen 

Beers,  WiUiam 
Begbie,  C.  N.  W. 

„       J.  W. 

„       J.  H.  A. 
Robert 

„  T.  H. 
Begg,  Alexander 

„    George 

„     John     . 

„    J.  B.  A. 

„    P.  H.    . 

„    R.  Henderson 

„    W.  Henderson 
BeUby,  G.  T. 

„       J.  H. 

„      W.  R. 


PACE  YEAR 

213  1879-86  Beith,  Alexander 

178  :    1843-50  Belfrage,  H.  J. 

491  !    1895-6  Bell,  Adam  D. 

231  I    1851-8  ,,  Alexander 

223  I    1862-9  ,,  Alexander 

279  '    1874-81  „  Alexander 

515  '    1832-9  ,,  A.  Carlyle 

524  1875-82  „  A.  D.      . 

314  I    1851-8  ,,  A.  Montgomerie 

197  i    1854-61  ,,  A.  J.  Montgomerie 

58  j    1841-8  ,,  Andrew  Beatson 

59  I    1901-2  ,,  Andrew  Beatson 
425  ;    1880-7  >■  A.  C.  Beatson 
532  '    1874-81  ,,  Anthony 

43  1861-8  ,,  A.  M.  Montgomerie 

279  1    1855-62  ,,  Benjamin 

519  1879-86  ,,  Benjamin 

307  1883-91  ,,  Benjamin 

307  1871-8  „  B.  D.  Craigie 

170  1844-51  ,,  Carlyle  . 

170  1833-40  „  C.  C. 

122  1827-34  ,,  c.  r>. 

122  1856-63  „  C.  E. 

532  1848-55  „  C.  H.      . 
425  j    1846-53  ,,  C.  Y.  Beatson 

370  I    1871-8  ,,  Claud  Hamilton 
443  j    1846-53  „  C.  W.     . 
365  I    1900-1  „  David     . 
537  '    1857-64  ,,  E.  Montgomerie 
389  !    1863-70  ,,  F.  Graham 

81  !    1831-8  „  F.  J.       . 
113  1842-9  ,,  Frederick 

28  1824-30  ,,  George  . 

482  '    1843-50  ,,  G.  C. 

371  !    1858-65  ,,  G.  F.      . 

533  1858-65  „  G.  G.      . 
528  I    1871-8  „  G.  J.  Hamilton 
240  1824-7  ,,  G.  Joseph 
418  1863-70  ,,  G.  Joseph 

6  1862-9  1)  H.  Montgomerie 

411  j    1850-7  ,,  Hugh  C. 

191  1832-9  ,,  James    . 

223  ;    1844-51  ,,  James    . 

355  1866-73  „  J.  H.  W. 

384  1864-71  „  J.  K.      . 

397  1888-9  ..  J.  N.      . 

393  1896-7  ,,  J.  S.       . 

64  1852-9  ,,  John 

43  1859-66  ,,  John 

77  1871-8  ,,  John 

537  1877-84  ,,  John  Beatson. 

443  1902-3  ,,  J.  Cardean 

487  1892-3  „  J.  C.  M. 

206  I    1824-30  ,,  J.  Craigie 

48  I    1833-40  „  J.  D.       . 

48  1862-9  ..  J-  Hamilton    . 

186  1847-54  ,,  J.  Montgomerie 

178  1888-9  ,,  J.  Montgomerie 
154  1847-54  „  Joseph  . 
128  1888-9  ..  Joseph  A.  D.  . 

85  1851-8  ,,  L.  A.      . 

223  !    1888-9  „  L.  H.  I. 

77  1833-40  .'  L-  R-      ■ 

179  1890-1  ,,  M.  F.  H. 
365  1849-56  „  M.  Montgomerie 
343  1878-85  „  N.  D.  Beatson 
365  1850-7  ,,  Peter 
528  1824-30  ,,  Robert 
533  1831-8  ,,  Robert  . 
411  1850-7  ,,  Robert  . 
409  1859-66  ,,  Robert  . 

6  1850-7  ,,  R.  Craigie 

77  1870-7  „  R.  Hamilton 

82  1842-9  „  R.  Home 


INDEX 


581 


1866-73 

Bell,  R.  Hunter 

1840-7 

„  Thomas 

1865-72 

„  T.  A.      . 

1824-30 

„  T.  B.      . 

1846-53 

„  William 

1854-61 

„  William 

1913-14 

„  William 

1S25-32 

„  W.  Hamilton  . 

1848-55 

„  W.  Henry 

1852-9 

„  W.  Slontgomerie 

1869-76 

„  W.  Scott 

1859-66 

Bell-Irving,  David  . 

1857-64 

„      „       John    . 

1874-81 

Bellairs,  Malcolm    . 

1832-9 

Bellinger,  J.  T. 

1857-64 

Bendall,  E.  A. 

1845-52 

Bennet,  James 

1906-7 

„        J.  L. 

1824-7 

Bennett,  Alexander 

1859-66 

A.  H.        . 

1886-94 

G.  H. 

1845-52 

G.  W. 

1825-32 

,,          James 

1888-9 

J-  F. 

1834-41 

J.  H.         . 

1833-40 

Peter 

1828-35 

R.  A. 

1825-32 

William    . 

1848-55 

Bennie,  Archibald  . 

1869-76 

Bentley,  H.  E. 

1869-76 

Bernard,  J.  Mackay 

1865-72 

Berry,  Edmund 

1863-70 

„     G.  A.  . 

1833-40 

„      John  . 

1833-40 

„     Robert 

1896-7 

Bertram,  J.  N. 

1860-7 

Berwick,  W.  A. 

1905-6 

Best,  Alexander 

1909-10 

„   Allan     . 

1913-14 

,,   Finlay  . 

1906-7 

,,   Harrower 

1904-5 

„    Ian 

1912-13 

„   William 

1857-64 

Bethell,  WiUiam      . 

1834-41 

Bethune,  Alexander 

1866-73 

,,           Angus 

1867-74 

,,          Malcolm  N. 

1835-42 

„           Robert     . 

1845-52 

Beveridge,  A.  Watt 

1889-90 

A.  Watt 

1837-44 

,,             David    . 

1885-93 

„             Erskine 

I 899-1900 

„             Gordon 

1845-52 

,,             Henry    . 

1885-93 

,,             Henry    . 

1910-11 

H.J.     . 

1909-10 

Ian  A.  . 

1867-74 

,,             John 

1913-14 

J.  A.      . 

1826-33 

WiUiam 

1900-1 

Bieberstedt,  R.  H.  . 

1826-33 

Bigge,  J.  F.    . 

1892-3 

Bilton,  G.  A. 

1892-3 

„       J.  W. 

1892-3 

„      L.  L. 

1898-9 

Binnie,  Harold 

1898-9 

„       R.  D. 

1897-8 

„'      R.  F. 

1898-9 

„       T.  R. 

1824-9 

Binning,  R.  B.  Monro 

1826-33 

Binny,  Charles 

1883-91 

„      Graham 

1907-8 

„      J.  G.  .         . 

1825-32 

„     J-  w. 

295 

107 

287 
15 

147 
198 

537 
28 

159 

186 

314 
244 
227 

350 

69 

223 

140 

504 

I 
240 

405 

140 

28 

411 

77 
74 
48 

29 
i6o 

314 
314 

287 
272 
74 
74 
458 
248 
500 
519 
537 
504 
496 

533 
223 

77 
295 
301 

82 
140 
418 

91 
400 
472 
140 
401 
524 
519 
301 

537 
36 
477 
36 
437 
437 
437 
467 
467 

4(>3 

467 

10 

36 

393 

510 

29 


YEAR 

1 85 1 -8  Birdwood,  Gordon  F. 

1868-75  Birkett,  J.  E. 

1850-7  Birrell,  Charles 

1868-75  >,      John    . 

1877-84  „     Walter  W. 

1870-7  „     W.  G. 

187 1-8  Black,  Adam 

1875-82  „      Adam  R. 

1870-7  „      A.  H.  Spens 

1913-14  „      C.  M.  . 

1854-61  „      F.  H.  . 

1881-8  „      F.  M.  . 

1901-2  „     G.  M.  . 

1870-7  „     H.  F.  Spens 

1902-3  „      J.  A.  . 

1865-72  „      John  . 

1910-n  „      John  . 

1895-6  „      J.  B.   . 

i88i-8  „      J.  Milne 

1905-6  „      J.  S.    . 

1848-55  „     J.  w. 

1885-93  „      L.  H.  . 

1907-8  „      M.  A. 

1900-1  ,,     N.  S.  . 

1885-93  „      R-  B.  . 

1 900- 1  „      T.  W. 

1904-5  ,,      Walter  I. 

1894-5  „      William 

1909-10  „      W.  C.  G. 

1849-56  ,,      W.  Macmillan 

1897-8  „      W.  Macmillan 

1827-34  Blackburn,  Andrew 

1824-7  »              Colin  (Lord  Justice 
Blackburn,  Q.B.) 

183 1-8  „              Hugh    . 

1854-61  „              James  . 

1824-30  „              John     . 

1860-7  „              J.  E.     . 

1860-7  „              J-F-     • 

1824-7  ,,              Peter    . 

1829-36  „              R.  B.    . 

1846-53  Blackie,  Alexander 

1852-9  Blackwood,  C.  D.    . 

1888-9  „               C.  H.  . 

1847-54  „               G.  F.    . 

1891-2  „              G.  G.  . 

1891-2  „               J.  M.   . 

1855-62  „               John    . 

1889-90  „               J.  L.    . 

1867-74  „               J-R-    • 

1851-8  „               Robert 

1897-8  „               R.  C.   . 

1889-90  „                R.  T.    . 

1850-7  „               Thomas 

1875-82  „               Walter  G. 

1846-53  ,,               William 

1863-70  ,,               William 

1891-2  „               W.  T. 

1824-31  Blagrave,  Charles 

1827-34  „           Thomas 

1866-73  Blaikie,  Adrian 

1874-81  „        C.  L. 

1855-62  „       J- A. 

1868-75  „        R-  H. 

1858-65  „        Walter  B. 

1860-7  ..       W.  F.  G. 

1913-14  Blair,  Alastair  C. 

1844-51  „    Alexander 

1903-4  „    Alexander 

1909-10  „    A.  W.  . 

1837-44  >,    C.  Hunter 

1835-42  „    D.  Hunter 

1825-32  „    Sir  E.  Hunter,  Bart. 

1846-53  „    H.  Temple     . 


179 
307 
171 
308 
365 
321 
330 
355 

321 

537 
198 

384 
482 
321 

487 
287 

524 
454 
384 
500 
i6o 
401 
510 
477 
401 

477 
496 

449 
519 
164 

463 

43 

I 

64 

198 

15 

249 
249 
I 
54 
147 
186 
411 
154 
431 
431 
207 
419 
301 
179 
463 
419 
171 
355 
147 
272 

431 
21 

43. 
295 
350 
207 
30& 

231 
249. 

537 
134- 
491 

5i!> 
91 

82 

29 
147 


582 


INDEX 


YEAR 

PACE 

YEAR 

PACK 

1854-61 

Blair,  Hugh    .          .         .         . 

198 

1859-66 

Boswall,  T.  A.  Houstoun 

(now 

1895-6 

„    H.  A.    . 

454 

Boswall-Prest 

Dn      .     240 

1882-90 

„    H.  M.   . 

389 

1858-65 

„         W.  Houstoun  (a£ 

terwards 

1825-32 

„    James  Hunter 

29 

Boswall-Prest 

on)     .     231 

1824-31 

„    John     . 

21 

Boulay,  Du.     See  Du  Boi 

alay. 

I9IO-H 

„    John     . 

524 

1865-72 

Boulton,  W.  T.  L.  . 

.     287 

1834-41 

„    John  Hunter 

77 

1908-9 

Bow,  J.  D.  R. 

•     515 

1902-3 

„    J.  S.     . 

487 

1875-82 

Bowden,  G.  W.  C.   . 

•     355 

1847-54 

„    Patrick 

154 

1875-82 

Bower,  Denis  M. 

•     355 

1 900- 1 

„    P.  E.  A. 

477 

1824-31 

Bowerbank,  Lewis  . 

21 

1900-1 

„    P.  J.     . 

477 

1863-70 

BowhiU,  J.  H. 

.     272 

1906-7 

„    Thomas,  jun. 

504 

1902-3 

Bowie,  A.  R.  C.       . 

■     4S7 

1835-44 

„    W.  Hunter    . 

82 

1864-71 

„      A.G.  . 

.     280 

,,    Cunynghame.     See  Cun 

1842-9 

„      D.W. 

.     122 

ynghame. 

1838-45 

„      Duncan  M.  . 

•       96 

I87I-8 

Blanshard,  G.  E.     . 

330 

1888-9 

„      J.  T.  . 

•     411 

1826-33 

Blood,  Bagot 

36 

1912-13 

„      J.W.           .          . 

•     533 

1826-33 

„     W.  B.           .          . 

36 

1881-8 

„      R.  G.            .          . 

•     384 

1857-64 

Blower,  J.  N. 

223 

1859-66 

„      R.  W. 

.     240 

1896-7 

Blue,  Angus   . 

458 

1824-30 

„      WiUiam 

15 

1875-82 

Blyth,  A.  M.  . 

355 

1912-13 

,,      W.  Cunningham 

•      533 

1866-73 

„     Arnold  D.     . 

295 

1831-8 

Bowin,  R.  C.    . 

•       04 

1864-71 

„      F.  C.    . 

279 

1855-62 

Bowman,  A.  W. 

.     207 

1864-71 

„     H.  C.             .          . 

280 

1853-60 

G.  C.        . 

■      191 

1906-7 

„     H.  M.            .          . 

504 

1855-62 

H.  J.        . 

.      207 

1891-2 

„     J.  D.    . 

431 

1870-7 

WilUam  . 

•      321 

1906-7 

„     J.M.             .          . 

504 

1877-84 

Boycott,  A.  B. 

•      365 

1891-2 

„     J.S.    . 

431 

1877-84 

„         Owen  D.  . 

•      365 

1870-7 

„     L.  H.  . 

321 

1870-7 

Boyd,  Adam  Brack 

•      321 

1842-9 

„      Robert 

122 

1850-7 

„     A.  R.  A. 

•      171 

1827-34 

Boghurst,  F.  E.       . 

43 

1860-7 

„     A.  Scheviz    . 

•     249 

1824-7 

Bogle,  Andrew 

I 

1880-7 

„     A.  S.    . 

.     380 

1906-7 

„     A.  B.M.        . 

504 

1901-2 

„     Andrew 

.     482 

1828-35 

,,     Archibald     . 

48 

1874-81 

„     Arthur 

.     350 

1838-45 

„     George 

96 

1880-7 

„     A.  H.  . 

.     381 

1824-31 

„     Hamilton 

21 

1888-9 

„     A.O.    . 

.     411 

1828-35 

„     John    . 

48 

1879-86 

„     Edward 

■     375 

1838-45 

Boileau,  C.  E. 

96 

1877-84 

„     F.D.    . 

•     365 

1840-7 

R.  S. 

107 

1869-76 

„    F.N.   . 

•     315 

1852-9 

Bolam,  Charles 

186 

1883-91 

.,     H.  J.    . 

•     393 

1837-44 

Boley,  John   . 

91 

I881-8 

„     H.  N.   .         . 

■     385 

1848-55 

Bonar,  Archibald    . 

160 

1855-62 

„     J.  E.E.A.    . 

.     207 

1829-36 

„      G.  D. 

54 

1863-70 

„     J.G.    . 

.      272 

1850-7 

„      James 

171 

1895-6 

„     J.  Gordon     . 

•     454 

1850-7 

„      Hon.  James  A.     . 

171 

1876-83 

„     Murdoch 

.     361 

1824-31 

„      J.W.           .         . 

21 

1901-2 

„     N.  J.L.         . 

.     482 

1827-34 

„      L.N.  . 

43 

1897-8 

„     T.  J.  L.  SterUng 

•     403 

1843-50 

Bond,  Isaac   . 

128 

1889-90 

„    T.  W.  .         . 

•     419 

1843-50 

„     W.  S.  . 

129 

1872-9 

„    WilUam 

•     337 

I89I-2 

Bonnar,  G.  K. 

431 

1870-7 

„    W.  D.  Brack 

■     321 

I89O-I 

„        T.  K. 

425 

1842-9 

„     W.  L.  .          . 

.      122 

1876-83 

Bonthron,  Arthur   . 

361 

1900-1 

„     W.N.L.       . 

■     477 

1845-52 

Boog,  C.  S.     . 

140 

1824-9 

Boyes,  John  . 

10 

1868-75 

„    D.A.    . 

308 

1852-9 

Boyle,  A.  J.    . 

.      1S6 

1862-9 

„    J.A.     . 

265 

1830-7 

„     A.  T.   . 

•       59 

1864-71 

„    W.H.  .         .          . 

280 

1842-9 

„     David  (Farl  o£  Gli 

ISgOw)       122 

1860-7 

Booth,  A.  W. 

249 

1836-43 

„     G.  D.  . 

.          85 

1857-64 

„      J.  L.   . 

223 

1842-9 

„     H.  D.  . 

122 

1860-7 

„      Patrick 

249 

1827-34 

„     John   . 

•       43 

„      Gore-.     See  Gore-Booth 

1852-9 

„     John   . 

.    186 

1867-74 

Boothby,  W.  H.      . 

301 

1839-46 

„     Robert 

.    103 

1875-82 

Boothe,  L.  H. 

355 

1846-53 

„     R.  E.  . 

•    147 

1870-7 

Borland,  Robert      . 

321 

1829-36 

„     WiUiam 

•       54 

1874-81 

Borthwick,  Alexander 

350 

1906-7 

Brackenridge,  J.  L.  D. 

•     504 

1825-32 

„              Archibald 

29 

1888-9 

Bradbury,  Lewis  B. 

.     411 

1830-7 

George 

59 

1906-7 

„           Norman  . 

.     505 

1871-8 

J-F.     . 

330 

1866-73 

Braddock,  John 

•      295 

1858-65 

John     . 

231 

1907-8 

Braidwood,  S.  M.    . 

.     510 

1874-81 

J--'^-     . 

350 

1833-40 

Bramwell,  J.  Byrom 

74 

1833-40 

J.D.     . 

74 

1828-35 

WilUam 

•        49 

1912-13 

J.  H.  S. 

533 

1894-5 

Brand,  R.  H. 

•      449 

1886-94 

J.  W.  S. 

405 

1860-7 

„      W.  B.  M.     . 

.      249 

'913-14 

Bose,  R.  W.  W.       . 

537 

1870-7 

Brander,  H.  R. 

.      321 

l88i-8 

Boswall,  J.  D.         .         . 

384 

1836-43 

„         Mangles  J. 

.       85 

INDEX 


583 


1868-75 
1866-73 
1883-91 

1837-44 

1888-9 

1838-45 

1873-80 

1896-7 

1902-3 

1904-5 

1894-5 

1897-8 

1897-8 

1898-9 

1894-5 

1906-7 

1830-7 

1824-31 

1888-9 

1897-8 

1857-64 

1824-30 

1892-3 

1866-73 

1857-64 

1860-7 

1875-82 

1857-64 

1864-71 

1867-74 

1879-86 

1865-72 

1837-44 

1857-64 

1859-66 

1861-8 

1889-90 

1856-63 

1841-8 

1847-54 

1892-3 

1865-72 

1864-71 

1840-7 

1839-46 

1842-9 

1905-6 

1902-3 

1859-66 

1824-9 

1827-34 

1827-34 

1824-8 

1841-8 

1882-90 

1870-7 

1870-7 

1888-9 

1861-8 

1856-63 

1894-5 

1833-40 

1887-8 

1905-6 

1850-7 

1905-6 

1909-10 

1827-34 

1871-8 

1829-36 

1891-2 

1829-36 

1825-32 


Brebner,  Alaa 

„  Robert 

Breithaupt,  A.  G.  H 
Bremner,  A.  R. 

H.  W.  B. 
„  James 

Brewis,  R.  A. 
„       R.  R. 
„        Thomas 
Brickmann,  A.  T. 

F.  I.  O. 
„  F.  W. 

H.  M.  C 
Ivan  P. 
J.  M. 
Noel 
Bridges,  D.  J. 

,,         William 
Briggs,  G.  C. 

,,       J-  L- 
Bringloe,  F.  A. 

F.  J- 
F.  L. 
Brocklesby,  William 
Brodie,  Alexander 
„       Alexander 
„       A.  K. 
„       Andrew  S. 
„       Arthur  J. 
„       C.  R. 
„       G.  M.  S. 
J-  G.  C. 
J.  W. 
„       J-  H. 
„       J.  Sneyd 
„       J.  Wilson 
„       Patrick 

"       ^-  J- 

„       SirThomasDawson, 

„       T.  S. 

Walter  L. 
W.  A.  G. 

„       W.  P.  Wilson 
Brodie-Innes.     See  Innes. 
Brook,  Charles 

»       W.  J. 
Brooke,  W.  J. 
Broom,  Russell 

„  Tom  F. 
Brotchie,  James 
Brougham,  Henry 

„  Patrick 

Broughton,  Charles 

James  . 

R.  H.  . 

Broun,  Dugald  S.  . 

„   Hugh 

„   J.  C.  C.   . 

„   J.  D. 
Brown,  A.  F.  G. 

„   A.  M. 

„   A.  W.  Graham 

,,   Andrew 

„   A.  B. 

„   A.  F. 

,,   Arthur 

„   A.  E. 

„   C.  C. 

„   David 

„   D.  H. 

„   D.  P. 

„   D.  T.  Graham 

„   Douglas   . 
Edward 


PAGE 

308 

295 
393 

91 
411 

96 
343 
458 
487 
496 
449 
463 
463 
467 

449 

505 

59 

21 

412 

463 
223 

15 

437 
295 
223 

249 

355 
223 
280 
301 

375 
288 

91 
223 
240 
258 
419 
213 
Bart.  113 
154 
437 
288 
280 

107 

103 
122 
500 

487 

240 

10 

43 

43 

6 

113 

390 
321 
321 
412 
258 
213 
449 

74 
409 
500 
171 
500 
519 

43 
330 

54 
431 

54 

29 


1876-83       Brown,  E.  R.  M'Kerrell 

1845-52  „  Edwin 

1876-83  „  F.  L. 

1907-8  ,,  Gavin  M.  G. 

1835-42  „  George 

1840-7  „  George 

1876-83  „  George 

1869-76  „  G.  A. 

1910-11  „  G.  E. 

1830-7  „  G.  J. 

1S92-3  „  G.  M. 

1850-7  „  G.  S. 

1903-4  „  G.  Fleming 

1856-63  „  Henry 

1874-81  „  H.  H.  M'Kerrell 

1908-9  „  H.  I.  Campbell 

1839-46  „  Hugh  J.      . 

1888-9  „  Hugh  M.     . 

1824-31  „  James 

1826-33  „  James 

1840-7  „  James 

1824-31  ,,  J.  A.  M'Kerrell 

1856-63  „  J.  Carnac    . 

1909-10  ,,  James  C.     . 

1864-71  „  J.  M'Kerrell 

1904-5  „  J.  M.  G.      . 

1911-12  „  J.  Scott 

1864-71  „  J.  Shepherd 

1844-51  „  J.  W. 

1867-74  >>  J-  Wood     . 

1838-45  ,,  John 

1850-7  „  John 

1851-8  ,,  John,  now  John 

Morison 

1855-62  „  John 

1857-64  „  John 

1891-2  „  J.  A. 

1876-83  „  J.  A. 

1873-80  „  John  C.  C.  C. 

1859-66  ,,  J.  CrommeUn 

1862-9  „  J.  G. 

1864-71  „  J.  J.  Graham 

1854-61  „  J.  L. 

1895-6  „  J.  L.  CrommeUn 

1913-14  „  J.  Mackenzie 

1826-33  ..  J-  M'Kerrell 

1901-2  „  J.  M'Kerrell 

1906-7  „  J.  Maxwell 

1858-65  „  J.  S.  . 

1867-74  ..  J-  W.  M'Kerrell 

1897-8  „  L.  F. 

1 83 1 -8  „  Robert 

1836-43  ,,  Robert 

1849-56  ,,  Robert 

1824-30  „  R.  J. 

1906-7  ,,  R.  L.  C. 

1864-71  „  R.  W. 

1862-9  »  R-  Wright 

1824-31  „  Thomas 

1859-66  „  T.  G.  C. 

1889-90  „  T.  Graham 

1824-9  „  Walter 

1860-7  I.  Walter 

1897-8  „  W.  G. 

1888-9  „  W.  L. 

1824-9  „  WilUam 

1838-45  „  William 

1841-8  „  WiUiam 

1852-9  „  WUham 

1901-2  „  William 

1849-56  „  W.  C. 

1891-2  „  W.  C. 

1854-61  „  W.  F. 

1850-7  „  W.  H.  J. 


Broun 


PAGE 

361 
140 
361 
510 

82 
107 
361 
315 
524 

59 
437 
171 
491 
214 
350 
515 
103 
412 

21 

36 
107 

22 
214 

519 
280 
496 
528 
280 

134 

301 

97 
171 

179 
207 
223 
431 
361 
343 
240 
265 
280 
198 
454 
538 
36 
482 
505 
231 
301 

463 
64 

85 
164 

13 

505 
280 
265 

22 
240 
419 

10 
249 
463 
412 

10 

97 
113 
186 
482 
165 
431 
198 
171 


584 


INDEX 


YEAR 

1895-6  Brown,  W.  S.  Murdoch   . 

1870-7  Brown-Synge-Hutchinson 

V.C.     . 

1824-30  Browne,  J.  S. 

1858-65  Brownfield,  W.  E.  . 

1840-7  Brownlow,  Hon.  Charles 

Lurgan) 

1911-12  „             H.  G. 

1825-32  Bruce,  Aeneas 

1841-8  „      A.  A.  . 

1897-8  „      A.  C.  A. 

1868-75  „      A.  F.  . 

X838-45  „      A.  J.  . 

1888-9  „      A.  Livingstone 

1877-84  „      A.  M. 

1854-61  „      Andrew  M. 

1825-32  „      Charles 

1826-33  ..      Charles 

1840-7  „      Charles 

1847-54  »      Charles 

1886-94  „      D.  Livingstone 

1848-55  „      E.  B.  . 

1907-8  „      E.  S.  . 

1844-51  „      F.  S.  . 

1883-91  „      F.  W. 

1833-40  „      George 

1839-46  „     George 

1841-8  „     George 

1838-45  „      G.  CadeU 

1827-34  „      Henry 

1889-90  „      James,  jun 

1824-8  „      John  . 

1825-32  „      John  . 

1825-32  „      John  . 

1909-10  „      J.  A.  . 

1843-50  „      J.  C.  W. 

»867-74  „      J.  G.  . 

1893-4  „      J.  R.  . 

1878-85  „      Lewis  C. 

1855-62  „      Michael 

1913-14  „      M.  Macaulay 

1828-35  „      Montagu 

1827-34  ,,      Montgomery 

1833-40  „      Robert 

1837-44  >,      Robert 

1874-81  „      R.  C.  . 

1876-83  „      R.  D. 

1913-14  „      R.  Macaulay 

1883-91  „      R.  T.  . 

1883-91  „      WUfrid  M. 

1824-8  „      WiUiam 

1825-32  „      WiUiam 

1829-36  „      William 

1897-8  „      William 

1837-44  „      W.  G.  M'Crae 

1890-1  „      W.  J.  1. 

1869-76  Brunskill,  Edwin  T 

1868-75  „            J.  S. 

1900-1  Brunton,  C.  D. 

1824-30  Bryan,  John  . 

1824-31  „      Roland 

1824-9  „      William 

1844-51  Bryce,  G.  L.  . 

1841-8  „      J.  H.  . 

1878-85  „      W.  M.  L. 

1873-80  Bryden,  A.  B. 

1866-73  „        C.  W. 

1869-76  „        F.  J. 

1874-81  „        Harry 

1894-5  Brydon,  J.  H. 

1871-8  Bryson,  D.  D. 

1857-64  „        Robert 

1875-82  „        Robert 

1860-7  Buchan,  Earl  of 


E.  D., 


(Lord 


PAGE 

455 

322 

15 

231 

107 
528 
29 
113 
463 
308 

97 
412    ) 

365 
198 

29 

36 
107 

154 
405    , 

160  i 
510  j 
134 

393  : 

74 
103 

"3  i 
97  i 
43 

419  ! 

6 

29 
29 

519 
129 
301 
443 
371 
207 

538 

49 

43 

74 

91 
350 
361 
538 
393 
393 
6 

29 

54 
463 

91 
425 
315 
308 

477 

15 

22 

ro 
134 
113 
371 
343 
295 
315 
350 
449 
330 
223 

335 
250 


YEAR 

1867-74 

Buchan, 

D.  D.        . 

I9II-I2 

ff 

Eric  M.     .          .          . 

1874-81 

Henry 

1902-3 

it 

H.  F.  W.  W.     . 

1908-9 

tt 

Leslie  A.  . 

1869-76 

T.  W.        . 

I87I-8 

tt 

WUliam     . 

Buchan- 

Hepburn.      See    Hep- 

bum. 

1826-33 

Buchanan,  Andrew 

1828-35 

it 

Arthur  . 

1824-30 

>) 

C.  Snodgrass 

1828-35 

)f 

CoUn     . 

1826-33 

It 

D.  Snodgrass 

1889-90 

it 

E.  W.    . 

1894-5 

f> 

Eustace  C.     . 

1863-70 

>> 

F.  C.     . 

1864-71 

F.  Christian   . 

1845-52 

>» 

George  . 

1852-9 

it 

H.  R.    . 

1840-7 

it 

Herbert 

1860-7 

James   . 

1824-9 

it 

John 

1824-31 

»» 

John      . 

1860-7 

»» 

John 

1863-70 

i> 

John 

1830-7 

)» 

J.  Snodgrass  . 

1912-13 

>» 

L.  A.  C. 

1888-9 

L.  C.     . 

1824-31 

II 

N.  Snodgrass 

1825-32 

II 

R.  A.     . 

1854-61 

II 

T.  A.     . 

1881-8 

II 

WiUiam 

1886-94 

Bucher, 

A.  M.         .          .          . 

1908-9 

II 

D.  E. 

1912-13 

II 

F.  M. 

1905-6 

F.  R.  R.    . 

I9II-I2 

1) 

R.  D. 

1845-52 

Buckle, 

A.  J.           .         .          . 

1848-55 

>» 

Barton 

1845-52 

»» 

Cuthbert    . 

1870-7 

Buik,  E 

.  G 

I878-&5 

Buist,  A.  W.  T.       . 

1846-53 

Bulley,  J.  G.,  afterwards  Bulley- 

Orrok 

• 

1853-60 

Buntine 

,  J.  R.         . 

1854-61 

II 

William    . 

1892-3 

Burdon, 

Ernest 

1890-1 

II 

Harry 

1883-91 

II 

James 

1890-1 

11 

P.  I. 

1840-7 

Burgess 

,  WUUam     . 

1824-31 

Burn,  Hugh   .          .          .          . 

1837-44 

,1     J 

ames  .          .          .          . 

1839-46 

1,     J 

ames  .          .          .          . 

1849-56 

1,     J 

ames  .          .          .          . 

1848-55 

.1     J 

.  M 

1844-51 

„     B 

..  D 

1828-35 

Bum-Blyth,  Robert 

1867-74 

Bum-Murdoch,  Alexander 

1900-1 

II 

,,         Alexander 

1846-53 

II 

„         Archibald 

1838-45 

II 

J.  M.       . 

1830-7 

II 

„         John 

1832-9 

II 

J.  A.  H. 

1832-9 

II 

William  . 

1900-1 

II 

W.  C.      . 

1903-4 

Bume, 

H.  W. 

I84I-8 

Bumes, 

G.  J.  H.    . 

1887-8 

Bumess 

,  Charles 

1884-92 

„ 

Robert      . 

1885-93 

II 

Ronald     . 

1861-8 

Burnet, 

G.  W. 

1868-75 

Burnett 

,  C.  H.        . 

INDEX 


585 


VEAR 

PAGE 

YEAR 

I85S-65 

Burnett,  James 

•        231 

1825-32 

1893-4 

„          J.  R.  Wardlaw 

•     443 

1905-6 

iSjo-7 

Burnley,  J.  H. 

-       59 

1826-33 

1878-85 

Burns,  Alan    . 

•     371 

1903-4 

1860-7 

„      B.H.  . 

•     249 

1831-8 

1895-6 

„      C.  S.    . 

•     455 

1827-34 

1862-9 

,,      Frederick     . 

.     265 

1827-34 

1842-9 

„      G.  F.  . 

.      122 

1857-64 

1873-80 

,,      James,  now  Burns-Har 

1858-65 

topp 

•      343 

1896-7 

1894-5 

„      J.  A.   . 

•     449 

,       1886-94 

1907-8 

„      J.  CO.. 

.     510 

1      1892-3 

1874-81 

„      J.W. 

•     350 

1894-5 

1906-7 

„      T.  C.  . 

•      505 

1835-42 

1892-3 

„      W.  A. 

•      437 

1871-8 

1857-64 

Burrard,  Sir  Harry  P.,  Bart. 

.     224 

1909-10 

1895-6 

Burrowes,  C.  E.  H. 

.      455 

1896-7 

1868-75 

Burt,  C.  R-     • 

.      308 

1903-4 

1865-72 

„    H.  J.     . 

.      288 

1859-66 

1904-5 

Buscke,  G.  H. 

•     496 

1860-7 

1861-8 

Bushby,  Joseph 

•     259 

1844-51 

1889-90 

Butcher,  Harold 

•     419 

1877-84 

1883-91 

M.  C. 

•      393 

1911-12 

1851-8 

Butter,  H.  T. 

■      179 

1834-41 

1871-8 

Byrne,  G.  T.  . 

•      330 

1827-34 

1873-80 

„      St.  Quintin 

•     343 

1871-8 

1867-74 

Bywater,  J.  T.  A.    . 

•      302 

1901-2 

1866-73 

T.W.       . 

.     296 

1830-7 
1844-51 

1851-8 

Cad  ELL,  Alan          .     '    . 

•      179 

I9II-I2 

1828-35 

„        Alexander 

49 

1913-14 

1836-43 

„        Alexander 

•        85 

1912-13 

1824-31 

„        A.  T. 

22 

1834-41 

1893-4 

„         A.  P.H.    . 

443 

1910-11 

1830-7 

„         Francis 

59 

1831-8 

1854-61 

,,         Francis 

198 

1845-52 

1890-1 

„         F.C.  B.     . 

425 

1908-9 

1854-61 

,,        George 

198 

1911-12 

1849-56 

,,         G.  Buchan 

165 

1880-7 

1862-9 

G.  E.  A.    . 

265 

I87I-8 

1828-35 

„         G.  P. 

49 

1854-61 

1913-14 

H.  D.  R.  M. 

538 

1866-73 

1S42-9 

,,         Henry  M. 

122 

1825-32 

1878-85 

HewF.      . 

371 

1829-36 

1863-70 

„         HughF.    . 

272 

1847-54 

1910-11 

„         Ian  M. 

524 

1865-72 

1826-33 

„         J.G.S.     . 

36 

1866-73 

1863-70 

James  J.  . 

272 

1889-90 

1829-36 

John 

54 

1830-7 

1838-45 

„         John 

97 

1848-55 

1824-30 

„         J.  G. 

15 

1831-8 

18S0-7 

P.  R. 

381 

1826-33 

1906-7 

R.  L. 

505 

1837-44 

1834-41 

Sir  Robert,  K.C.B.      . 

77 

1825-32 

1839-46 

Robert      . 

103 

1824-29 

1845-52 

Thomas,  V.C.     . 

140 

1824-31 

1913-14 

T.  W.  P.    . 

538 

1828-35 

1824-7 

,,        William     . 

I 

1845-52 

1830-7 

,,         William     . 

59 

1857-64 

1835-42 

„         William     . 

82 

1909-10 

1863-70 

„         W.  A.         . 

272 

1829-36 

1831-8 

„         W.  M.        . 

64 

1828-35 

1899-1900 

Cadenhead,  George. 

472 

1833-40 

1883-91 

Caesar,  J.  A.  C.       . 

393 

1847-54 

1869-76 

„        W.J. 

315 

1906-7 

1911-12 

Caird,  F.  M 

529 

1892-3 

1906-7 

„    J.c 

505 

1825-32 

1901-2 

„     Karl  F.          .          .          . 

482 

1827-34 

1894-5 

Cairns,  David,  jun. 

449 

1829-36 

1891-2 

„      G.  M.           .         .         . 

431 

186I-8 

1911-12 

„      J.  D 

529 

1912-13 

„      T.  C 

533 

1825-32 

1836-43 

Caithness,  Earl  of.     See  Sinclair 

1827-34 

J.  A 

90    1 

1829-36 

Calder, 

J) 

Alexander 
A.  A. 
Henry 

•  29 
.     500 

•  36 

tt 

J.  R.  . 
Robert 

■     491 
.       64 

CaldweU,  Robert 

43 

j^ 

T.  P. 

•        43 

CaUander,  G.  F.  W 

.      224 

j^ 

H.  B. 

.      231 

Callender,  A.  H. 

•      458 

if 
»» 
it 

D.  A. 
D.  M. 
G.  H. 
John 
L.  A. 
T.  D.  C. 
W.  E. 

.      406 

•  437 

•  449 
.        82 
.      330 

•  519 

•  458 

Callender-Brodie,  J 

'.  C.  B 

•     491 

Calverley,  C.  H.  Calverle 

.     240 

»> 

W.  Calverley 

•     249 

Calvert 

,  Michael 

■      134 

Cameron,  Alexander 

.     365 

»» 

Alfred      . 

•      529 

A.  G. 

77 

>> 

Archibalc 

i 

43 

>r 

C.  P. 

•     330 

Colin  N. 

•     483 

It 

Donald 
D.  C. 
D.J. 
Hector 
lanG. 

•  59 

•  134 
■     529 

•  538 

•  533 

J) 

John 
John 

•  78 

•  524 

If 

M.  B.  H. 
P.  E. 
V.  M. 

.       64 
141 
515 

Waverley 

B. 

529 

)> 

W.  A. 

381 

ft 

W.  S. 

330 

Campbell,  Adam 

198 

^j 

Adam  G 

296 

Alexander 

29 

)> 

Alexander 

54 

Alexander 

154 

Alexander 

288 

Alexander 

296 

it 

Alexander 

419 

It 

A.  D.      . 

59 

A.  D.      . 

l6o 

,, 

A.  H.      . 

64 

>> 

A.J.       . 

37 

it 

A.  P.       . 
A.  W.     . 
A.  R.      . 

91 
29 
10 

Archibald 

22 

Archibald,  jun 

49 

Archibald 

141 

Lord  Archibalc 

1         '. 

224 

11 

Archibald 

519 

it 

A.  D.      . 

54 

n 

A.  G.      . 

49 

jT 

A.  H.      . 

74 

tf 

A.  N.      . 

154 

Arthur  T. 

505 

It 

Basil  P. 

437 

Charles  . 

29 

)} 

Charles  . 

43 

C.  H.      . 

54 

ti 

Sir    Charles    P 

lalph. 

Bart.  . 

259 

tt 

Colin       . 

29 

it 

Colin 

43 

It 

Colin       . 

. 

54 

586 


INDEX 


1834-41 

1893-4 

1874-81 

1859-66 

1909-10 

1824-30 

1824-30 

1828-35 

1859-66 

1898-9 

1902-3 

1826-33 

1828-35 

1892-3 

1832-9 

1837-44 

1838-45 

1865-72 

1910-11 

1851-8 

1903-4 

1834-41 

1865-72 

1865-72 

1867-74 

1865-72 

1872-9 

1907-8 

1913-14 

1828-35 

1828-35 

1837-44 

1847-54 

1860-7 

1891-2 

1875-82 

1865-72 

1857-64 

1826-33 

1854-61 

1859-66 

1860-7 

1825-32 

1856-63 

1865-72 

1863-70 

1859-66 

1879-86 

1893-4 

1909-10 

1854-61 

1836-43 

1859-66 

1871-8 

1855-62 

1844-51 

1864-71 

1844-51 

1845-52 

1840-7 

1856-63 

1877-84 

1847-54 

1825-32 

1856-63 

1824-30 

1824-8 

1824-9 

1857-64 

1898-9 

1861-8 

1830-7 

1825-32 

1842-9 


PAGE 

VEAR 

CampbeU,  C.  F.       . 

78      ^ 

1903-4 

Campbell,  R.  C.  C. 

D.  H.  C. 

443 

1852-9 

„            R.  W.     . 

„           Donald  . 

350 

1875-82 

„           R.  Wemyss     . 

„           D.  D.  Maclver 

240 

I899-I9OO 

R.  A.      . 

D.  F.      . 

519 

1826-33 

„           Samuel  H. 

„           Dougall  . 

15 

1862-9 

,,            Simon  F. 

„            Duncan  . 

13 

1865-72 

„           Stewart . 

„           Duncan  . 

49 

1824-30 

„           Thomas 

„            Edward 

240 

1833-40 

„            Thomas 

E.  M.      . 

467 

1835-42 

T.  H.      .         . 

„           Ewen,  jun. 

487 

1858-65 

Lord  Walter   . 

„           Farquhar 

37 

1893-4 

\V.  N.  K. 

F.  G.      . 

49 

1849-56 

,,            Wellesley 

F.  R.  M. 

438 

1824-9 

WiUiam 

„            Sir  George,  K.C.S.I. 

69 

1828-35 

„            WiUiam 

„           George   . 

91 

1840-7 

WilUam 

„           George    . 

97 

1862-9 

William 

,,            George    . 

288 

1864-71 

William  (Lord 

Sker- 

„           George   . 

524 

rington) 

„           G.  Maclver     . 

179 

1825-32 

W.  A.     . 

G.  E.  F. 

491 

1826-33 

W.  A.     .          . 

G.  W.     . 

78 

1863-70 

W.  A.     .          . 

G.  W.     . 

288 

1889-90 

W.  L.      . 

Gilbert  J. 

288 

1849-56 

„           W.  MaxweU 

Hector  A. 

302 

1873-80 

W.N.     . 

„           H.  Pottinger   . 

288 

1892-3 

w.  0.    .       . 

H.  W.     . 

337 

1826-33 

W.  P. 

I 

an         ■          ■          ■ 

510 

1849-56 

„            W.  Rickarby 

I 

an  M.    . 

538 

Campbell-Rentons.    Sae  1 

^enton 

ames    . 

49 

1856-63 

Campion,  George     . 

ames     . 

49 

1858-65 

T.  A.        . 

ames     . 

91 

1847-54 

CandUsh,  J.  Smith  . 

", 

ames     . 

154 

1859-66 

John 

ames     . 

249 

1854-61 

R.  S.        . 

.  D.  K. 

431 

1890-1 

Cardale,  E.  L. 

.  D.       . 

355 

Cardross,      Hon.      Lord. 

See 

.  Pemberton 

288 

Buchan,  Earl  of. 

.  W.      . 

224 

1860-7 

Carey,  F.  P.   . 

ohn 

37 

I9OO-I 

Cargey,  G.  T. 

ohn 

198 

I9II-I2 

Cargill,  D.  C. 

ohn 

240 

1900-1 

„       J.  A.  R.       . 

„            ' 

ohn 

250 

1888-9 

Carlisle,  A.  H. 

.  A.       . 

29 

1894-5 

„        C.  H. 

.  A.       . 

214 

1888-9 

„        H.  G. 

.  A.       . 

288 

1888-9 

„        R.  H. 

„ 

.  C.       . 

272 

I9OI-2 

Carlow,  A.  J. 

.  Colin 

240 

1898-9 

„       W.  W.         . 

.  Collow 

376 

1895-6 

„       W.  L. 

„ 

.  D.  B. 

443 

1907-8 

Carlyle,  Robert 

„ 

.  D.      . 

519 

1910-11 

„       T.  J. 

■ 

.  E.      . 

198 

1884-92 

Garment,  A.  G. 

.  H.  A. 

.       86 

1879-86 

Carmichael,  A.  F.    . 

1 

.  Isla  Shairp 

241 

1847-54 

A.  T.    . 

.  J.        . 

330 

1843-50 

,              Archibald 

„ 

.  R.       . 

207 

1883-91 

A.  M.  . 

:.  T.      . 

134 

1877-84 

A.  N.  S. 

;.  Tytler 

280 

1888-9 

C.  S.     . 

.  W.      . 

134 

1901-2 

E.  A.    . 

.  w.     . 

•      141 

1883-91 

E.  W.  Scott 

"        i 

^ewis 

.      107 

1882-90 

E.  K.   . 

1 

i^orn  R.  H.  D. 

.     214 

1882-90 

Ian  M. 

] 

VI.  F.  M.  Maclver 

•      365 

1839-46 

,              James 

3 

Michael  S. 

•      154 

1853-60 

,              James 

] 

Montgomery    . 

•        29 

1888-9 

J.  F.  Scott 

n 

^eil 

.     214 

1865-72 

,              James  R. 

» 

M.  C.       . 

•       15 

1831-8 

,              John    . 

„      .          1 

Gorman 

6 

1909-10 

J.  H.    . 

Gorman 

10 

1865-72 

J- P.     • 

(Gorman  M.  A. 

.     224 

i«74-8i 

,              M.  Scott 

P.  M.      . 

•     467 

1892-3 

N.  Scott 

P.  W.     . 

•     259 

1883-91 

R.  W.  . 

Richard 

•       59 

1867-74 

„              Thomas 

Robert   . 

•       29 

;  1845-52 

„              William 

Robert   . 

.     122 

1S99-1900 

W.  M.  . 

INDEX 


YEAR 

1859-66  Cannichael,  W.  Scott 

1876-83  Camduff,  D.  C. 

1880-7  „          W.  A.  T.  . 

1824-31  Carnegie,  Dairy mple 

1824-31  „           David 

1824-31  „          James 

1837-44  »          Hon.  James  (Earl 

Southesk) 

1824-7  .,           John 

1839-46  „           Hon.  John 

1839-46  „          J.  de  la  Condamine 

1826-33  >i          Robert 

1827-34  „          William 

1824-8  „           W.  J. 

1852-9  Camie,  Adolphe 

1851-8  „      C.  T.  . 

1851-8  ,,       Farquhar 

1877-84  Carphin,  G.  H. 

1838-45  „         George 

1905-6  „         J.  D. 

1844-51  „         J-  R. 

1883-91  „         P.  B. 

1908-9  „         P.  G.  B. 

1853-60  Carr,  Edmund 

1867-74  >i  Ernest  D.  A. 

1865-72  „  Frank    . 

1866-73  II  H.  L'Estrange 

1864-71  „  Percy     . 

1859-66  „  R.  B.     . 

1879-86  Carr-Ellison,  J.  R.  S. 

1875-82  „       „        R.  H. 

1841-8  Carrington,  Charles 

1853-60  CarroU,  Thomas 

1861-8  Carron,  Paul  . 

1850-7  Carruthers,  John 

1873-80  Carslaw,  J.  H. 

1845-52  Carstairs,  Andrew 

1873-80  „           J.  L. 

1894-5  I,          J-  L- 

1862-9  II           Robert 

1849-56  Carter,  Charles 

1871-8  „       Frank 

1858-65  „      F.  W. 

1843-50  ,,      H.  Bonham 

1906-7  ,,      J.  S.   . 

1864-71  „      J.  T.  . 

1903-4  ,1      Malcolm  O. 

1903-4  ,,      Richard  F. 

1832-9  ,,      R.  Bonham 

1872-9  „      Walter  H. 

1859-66  „      W.  Allan 

1857-64  Cassells,  Alexander 

1896-7  Cassels,  A.  M. 

1870-7  „       C.  J.  H. 

1881-8  „       G.  K. 

1870-7  „        J.  G. 

1875-82  „     W.  A. 

1869-76  Cathcart,  A.  H. 

1870-7  „           G.  C. 

1836-43  „            James 

1838-45  „          John 

1835-42  II           R.  A. 

1886-94  Cattanach,  J.  H. 

1857-64  Cavaye,  C.  W. 

1857-64  „        J.  H. 

1856-63  „        W.  F. 

1829-36  Caw,  A.  B.     . 

1858-65  Cay,  Albert    . 

1851-8  „  C.  H.      . 

1834-41  ,,  Edward 

1845-52  „  Francis  . 

1827-34  „  John      . 

1853-60  „  J.  F.      . 

1831-8  „  Robert  . 


of 


PACE 
241 
361 
381 
22 
Z2 


91 

1 

103 
103 

37 

44 

6 

1S6 

179 

179 

365 

97 

500 

134 
394 
515 
192 
302 
288 
296 
280 
241 
376 
356 
114 
192 

259 
171 

343 
141 
344 
449 
265 
165 
330 
231 
129 

505 
280 
491 
491 
69 
337 
241 
224 
458 
322 
385 
322 

355 
315 
322 

86 

97 
82 
406 
224 
224 
214 

54 
231 
179 

78 
141 

44 
192 

65 


VEAK 

1832-9 

1912-13 

1847-54 

1840-7 

IS97-8 

1824-31 

IS5O-7 

1843-50 

1844-51 

1895-6 

1846-53 

1853-60 

1896-7 

1831-8 

1830-7 

1838-45 

1859-66 

1838-45 

1835-42 

1851-8 

1864-71 

1839-46 

1869-76 

1905-6 

1908-9 

1848-55 
1907-8 
1874-81 
1826-33 

1829-36 


1847-54 

1898-9 

1854-61 

1855-62 

1888-9 

1850-7 

1857-64 

I85I-8 

1884-92 

1856-63 

1885-93 

1854-61 

1912-13 

1869-76 

1878-85 

1877-84 

1889-90 

1885-93 

1879-86 

1870-7 

1880-7 

1886-94 

1893-4 
1850-7 

1912-13 

1890-1 

1891-2 

1891-2 

1860-7 

1828-35 

1845-52 

1828-35 

1824-8 

1843-50 

1867-74 

1909-10 

I899-I9OO 

1878-85 

1906-7 

1826-33 

1824-9 


Cay,  William 
ChafEey,  N.  F.  T. 
Chalmers,  A.  B. 
„  H.  B. 

J.  L. 
John 
„  Patrick 

„  Robert 

„  Sidney 

T.  M. 
„  William 

Chambers,  James 

R.  S. 
Champion,  J.  H. 

„  William 

Chancellor,  Alexander 
„  Alexander 

,,  Edward 

„  George  . 

H.  A.  R. 
„  Hume  F. 

,,  James  . 

R.  B.  M. 
Chapman,  A.  S. 
H.  H. 
J.  A. 
T.  M. 
Charnock,  J.  A. 
Charteris,  Hon.    Francis    (loth 
Earl  of  Wemyss) 
„  Hon.  Richard 

Chaumont,   de.     See  de  Chau 

mont. 
Cheek,  W.  A. 
Chesser,  Ian  S. 
Cheyne,  Arthur 
.    „        Harry 

„        Harry,  jun, 
^1  „        Sir  John 
II         J-  G.  C. 
„        William 
Chiene,  G.  L. 
„       G.  Todd 
„       H.  C. 

John      • 
•I       John 
Chimey,  J.  G. 
Chirnside,  Charles 
„  James 

J.  I.  M. 
P.  N. 
R.  B. 
R.  L. 
„  Thomas 

„  Thomas 

Chisholm,  A.  E. 
J-  G. 
J-  T. 
„  Robert 

R.  A. 
W.  G. 
Chisholme,  J.  J.  Scott 
Christie,  Alexander 
„       Benjamin   . 
C.  Maitland 
„       David 
„       David 
„       D.  L. 
II       F-  W. 
„       H.  L. 
„       H.  R.  Stark 
„       Ian  F. 
„       James 
II       John  . 


587 

PAGE 

69 
533 
155 
107 

463 

22 

171 

129 

134 

455 

147 

192 

458 

65 

59 

97 

241 

97 

82 

179 
280 
103 

315 

500 

515 
160 

511 
350 

37 
55 


155 
468 
199 
207 
412 
171 
224 
180 

397 
214 
401 
199 
533 
315 
371 
366 
419 
401 
376 
322 
381 
406 

444 
172 

533 
425 
431 
431 
250 

49 
141 

49 

6 

129 

302 

520 

472 

371 

505 

37 

10 


588 


INDEX 


YEAR 

1870-7      Christie,  J.  P. 

1S61-8  „       J.  T. 

1865-72  ,,       Lawrence    . 

i88i-8  „       L.  B.  Stark 

1S30-7  „       Peter 

1826-33  ,.       Robert 

1869-76  „       R.  Maitland 

1861-8  „       R.  W. 

1849-56  „       T.  Stark      . 

1843-50  „       William 

1848-55  „       W.  B.  B.     . 

1897-8  „       W.  L. 

1S96-7  „       W.  M. 

1836-43  Christison,  Sir  Alexander,  Bart 

1902-3  „            A.  F.  P. 

1838-45  „             David    . 

»902-3  „            F.  J.      . 

1843-50  „             John      . 

1899-1900        ,,  J.  A. 

1890-1  Church,  D.  M.  C.    . 

1913-14  Clapperton,  H.  I.    . 

1840-7  Clark,  A.  J.    . 

1854-61  „     Arthur 

1872-9  „     Charles 

1903-4  „     D.  G.  P. 

1836-43  „     F.  W.  . 

1888-8  „     G.  A.  . 

1865-72  „     G.  B.  . 

1S92-3  „     G.  \V.  Bennet 

1898-9  „     H.  J.  D. 

1851-8  „     James . 

1892-3  „     J.  M.    . 

i*'7o-7  ,,     Sir  John  M.,  Bart 

1912-13  ,,     John  M. 

1901-2  ,,     P.  A.  Bennet 

1903-4  „     Richard 

1859-66  „     Robert 

1907-8  „     R.  L.   . 

1896-7  „     Thomas 

1896-7  „     T.  W.  Bennet 

1867-74  „     W.  A.  . 

1893-4  „     W.  I.  M. 

1824-9  Clarke,  Allan . 

1836-43  „       Charles 

1910-11  „       C.  M. 

1868-75  „       E.  W. 

1829-36  „       James 

1908-9  „       J.  K. 

1842-9  „      W.  F. 

1845-52  Clarkson,  Charles    . 

1886-94  „          C.  R. 

1842-9  „           Henry      . 

'846-53  ,,          James 

1844-51  „           Wilham  . 

1850-7  Claudin,  Gaspard    . 

1832-9  Clavering,  E.  F.  G. 

1832-9  „            Sir  Henry  A.,  Bart. 

1874-81  Clay,  A.  Thomson 

1871-8  „   Charles 

1842-9  Cleghom,    George.      See    Tan- 

cred. 

1842-9  „         J.  C. 

1843-52  „           J.  D. 

1826-33  „           Thomas 

1845-52  „           T.  A. 

1907-8  Clement,  H.  A. 

1836-43  Clephane,  A.  R. 

1826-33  „           George 

1828-35  „          R.  D. 

1841-8  „           WiUiam 

1838-45  Clerk,  Alexander 

1835-42  „     David  . 

1833-40  „     Edward 

1836-43  „     John  E. 


322 

259 

288 

385 
59 
37 
315 
259 
165 
129 
160 

463 
458 

86 
487 

97 
487 
129 
472 
425 
538 
107 
199 

337 
491 
86 
412 
288 
438 
468 
180 
438 
322 

533 
483 
491 
241 
511 
458 
458 
302 

444 
10 
86 

524 
308 

55 
515 
123 
141 
406 
123 
147 
134 
172 
70 
70 
350 
330 


123 
141 

37 
141 

5" 
86 

37 

49 

114 

97 
82 

74 
86 


YEAR 
1842-9 
I9I2-I3 
1873-80 
1906-7 
1908-9 
1846-53 
1907-8 
184I-8 
1833-40 


1905-6 

1886-94 

1903-4 

1854-61 

1841-8 

1909-10 

1882-90 

1824-7 

1835-42 

1824-31 

1896-7 

1835-42 

1833-40 

1867-74 

1868-75 

1829-36 

1825-32 

1824-8 

1896-7 

1867-74 

1824-31 

1858-65 

1868-75 

I84I-8 

1828-35 

1828-35 

1824-31 

1862-9 

1825-32 

1866-73 

1831-8 

1865-72 

183I-8 

1824-8 

1824-31 

1826-33 

1831-8 

1826-33 

1839-46 

1837-44 

1896-7 

1896-7 

1896-7 

1862-9 

1885-93 

1905-6 

1884-92 

1881-8 


Clerk,  William 
Clunie,  G.  M. 
Clyde,  J.  Avon 

„     J.  L.  M. 

„      R.  A.  H.       . 
Coats,  Sir  James,  Bart, 

„     J.  D.  O.       . 
Cobbold,  A.  B. 
Cobham,  F.  F. 
Cochran-Patrick,  N.  J.  K, 


See 


1882-90 
1879-86 

1913-14 

1863-70 

1856-63 

1872-9 

1869-76 

1838-45 

1838-45 

1849-56 

1848-55 

I 899- I 900 

1824-8 

1S96-7 


Kennedy,  Neil  J 
„     W.  J.  C.  K. 
Cochrane,  Archibald,  jun 
E.  A.      . 
,,  Francis  . 

,,  James     . 

R.  P.  I.  . 
„  William  . 

Cockburn,  Archibald 
A.  D.      . 
A.  W.     . 
,,  Arthur   . 

,,  Buchanan 

■     ,,  Francis  Jeffrey 

„  Francis  Jeffrey 

,,  Francis  P. 

,,  Frederick 

,,  G.  Fergusson 

„  G.  Forbes 

,,  Gordon  . 

,,  Harry  Day 

, ,  Henry    . 

„  Henry    . 

,,  Henrv    . 

H.  a:  . 

„  H.  G.  Day 

I.  H.       . 
,,  James    . 

J.  B.      . 
,,  J.  Horseford 

,,  J.  Scott 

,,  Laurence 

„  Moncreiff 

Owsley  R. 
„  Robert  . 

,,  Robert   . 

,,  Thomas . 

T.  H.     . 
„  Walter   . 

Cogan,  F.  M. . 
„      Hugh  . 
Colam,  H.  N. . 
„    R.  L.    . 
„    S.  d'E.. 
Coldstream,  A.  R.  . 

F.  M.  . 

G.  A.  P. 
G.  E.  R. 
G.P.    . 

,,  John    . 

,,  John  C. 

W.  M. . 
Coleman,  G.  E. 
Coles,  F.  R.    . 
CoUett,  Hugh 
Collie,  John    . 
CoUier,  W.  F. 
CoUingwood,  John  . 
W.  P. 
CoUison,  Charles 
Colquhoun,  Sir  Alan  John,  Bart 
Alan  R. 
E.  H.    . 
„  Sir  Iain,  Bart, 


459 


INDEX 


589 


1845-52 

Colquhoun,  James 

141 

1863-70 

Cooper,  A.  H. 

272 

1877-84 

Wallace  K. 

366 

1856-63 

„       T.  H. 

214 

1825-32 

Colt,  F.  M.      . 

^0 

1856-63 

„       W.  S. 

214 

1824-30 

„  J.  Hamilton 

16 

1857-64 

Cormack,  D.  A. 

224 

1850-7 

„  J.  Hamilton 

172 

1904-5 

F.  A. 

496 

I 899- I 900 

Colville,  Duncan 

472 

1909-10 

J.  B. 

520 

1869-76 

Colvin,  F.  H. . 

315 

1856-63 

,,          Magnus 

214 

1839-46 

„       R.  F.  . 

103 

1841-8 

Cornillon,  C.  N. 

114 

1870-7 

Victor  A. 

322 

1872-9 

C.  N. 

337 

I86I-8 

„       W.  R. 

259 

1836-43 

,,            Hy  polite 

W. 

86 

1864-71 

„      WiUiam 

280 

1861-8 

Cornwall,  James 

259 

1898-9 

Combe,  A.  C.  . 

468 

1894-5 

J.  H.  M. 

450 

I 899-1900 

„        E.  P.  . 

472 

1912-13 

Corrie,  Harrv 

533 

1833-40 

Matthew 

74 

1828-35 

„      Hugh 

50 

Condamine,   de  la. 

See  de  la 

1909-10 

„      James 

520 

Condamine. 

1909-10 

Corsar,  K.  C. 

520 

1876-83 

Condell,  C.  F. 

■     361 

1869-76 

Corstorphine,  J.  E. 

E. 

315 

1894-5 

Conder,  A.  F.  R. 

449 

1890-1 

Cotteril,  Denis 

425 

1897-8 

Conduit,  R.  B. 

463 

1 890-1 

H.  R. 

425 

1875-82 

Connell,  C.  S. 

355 

1867-74 

Cotton,  D.  N. 

302 

1 890-1 

H.  L. 

425 

1866-73 

Couchman,  E.  J. 

296 

1824-7 

James 

I 

1884-92 

Couper,  B.  S. 

397 

I87I-8 

,,         James 

33° 

1863-70 

„        F.  P. 

273 

1824-7 

John 

2 

1884-92 

„        F.  W. 

397 

1874-81 

John 

350 

1S63-70 

„        G.  J. 

273 

1878-85 

„        L.  S. 

371 

1843-50 

John 

129 

1868-75 

W.  A. 

309 

1893-4 

„        M.  A. 

444 

1865-72 

Constable,  A.  C. 

288 

1911-12 

Cousens,  C.  H. 

529 

1853-60 

,,             Archibald 

192 

1913-14 

„        J.  R- 

538 

1857-64 

,,            Archibald 

224 

1824-31 

Cousin,  WiUiam 

22 

1826-33 

Henry    . 

37 

1872-9 

„       W.  V. 

337 

1837-44 

H.  W.     . 

92 

1905-6 

Coutts,  D.  G. 

501 

1869-76 

J.  C.       . 

315 

1829-36 

Coventry,  G.  A. 

55 

1908-9 

K.  Briggs 

515 

1844-51 

H.  J. 

134 

1824-8 

Thomas 

6 

1832-9 

,,           James 

70 

1857-64 

„             Thomas 

224 

1887-8 

Cowan,  A.  A. 

409 

1902-3 

W.  Briggs 

487 

1858-65 

David 

232 

1872-9 

Conyngham,  A.  B.  Lenox- 

337 

1893-4 

,,       Duncan 

444 

1876-83 

„                E.  F.  Lenox- 

361 

1875-82 

„       E.  J.  B. 

355 

1868-75 

G.  H.  Lenox- 

309 

1893-4 

„       G.  D. 

444 

1875-82 

G.  P.  Lenox- 

355 

1888-9 

„       G.  S. 

412 

1878-85 

,,                 H.  M.  Lenox- 

371 

1842-9 

„       Hugh 

123 

1871-8 

J.  S.  M.  Lenox- 

330 

1889-90 

„        H.  F. 

419 

1897-8 

Cook,  Adrian  H. 

463 

1911-12 

„       H.  W.  L. 

529 

1834-41 

„    A.  C.     . 

78 

1865-72 

„       J.  H. 

288 

1858-65 

„    Alexander 

232 

1846-53 

„       John 

147 

1903-4 

„    A.  J.  B. 

492 

1865-72 

„       J.  R. 

288 

1836-43 

„    Andrew 

86 

1849-56 

,,       R.  Cameroi 

1 

165 

1900-1 

„    A.G.  H. 

477 

1902-3 

R.  Craig 

487 

1860-7 

„    Charles 

250 

1888-9 

„       S.  H. 

412 

1839-46 

„    George 

104 

1883-91 

„       WiUiam 

394 

1852-9 

„    George 

186 

1842-9 

„       W.  R. 

123 

1856-63 

„    George 

214 

1859-66 

Cowie,  G.  P.  . 

241 

1891-2 

„    George 

431 

1853-60 

„      James 

192 

1858-65 

„    Sir  Henry 

232 

1862-9 

„      J.  E.  . 

265 

1860-7 

„    Henry  . 

250 

1862-9 

„      Montrose 

265 

1869-76 

„    H.  H.   . 

315 

1863-70 

„     T.  M. . 

273 

I89I-2 

„    H.  P.    . 

431 

1859-66 

Cowley,  Alfred 

241 

I 900- I 

„    J.  H.  E. 

477 

1880-7 

Cowley-Brown,  George 

381 

1852-9 

„    John,  V.C. 

187 

1893-4 

„     R.  T. 

444 

1888-9 

,,    John     . 

412 

1844-51 

Cowper,  C.  N. 

134 

1855-62 

,,    J.  Home 

207 

1894-5 

„        W.  P. 

450 

1874-81 

.,    J- J-      • 

350 

1891-2 

Cox,  D.  H.     . 

432 

1893-4 

„    J.  P.     . 

444 

1891-2 

„H.  B.     . 

432 

1857-64 

,,    Joseph 

224 

1891-2 

„  R.  F.  de  L. 

432 

1889-90 

„    R.  R.    . 

419 

1872-9 

Crabbe,  John 

337 

1833-40 

„    Walter 

75 

1860-7 

Crabbie,  George 

250 

1867-74 

„    Walter 

302 

1891-2 

G.  E. 

432 

1891-2 

„    W.  L.   . 

432 

1890-1 

J-  E. 

425 

I89I-2 

„    W.  R.  . 

432 

1900-1 

W.  M. 

477 

1861-8 

„    W.  Home 

259 

1906-7 

Craig,  A.  H.  . 

505 

1855-62 

Cooke,  G.  J.  . 

207 

1826-33 

„     C.  N.    . 

37 

1912-13 

„      G.S.P. 

533 

1827-34 

„     D.  B.  B. 

44 

1843-50 

„      J.W.. 

129 

1907-8 

„     F.  C.    . 

511 

590 


INDEX 


YEAR 
1862-9 
1864-71 
1826-33 
1829-36 
I9IO-II 
I85S-65 
1824-7 
1829-36 
1845-52 
1824-30 
1909-10 
1835-42 
1829-36 
1835-42 
1829-36 
1852-9 

l86i-8 

1861-8 

1864-71 

1862-9 

1841-8 

1824-7 

1899-1900 

1824-8 

1882-90 

1854-61 

1886-94 

1847-54 

1890-1 

1860-7 

1863-70 

1824-7 

1860-7 

1870-7 

1912-13 

1878-85 

1913-14 

1824-8 

1891-2 

1912-13 

1891-2 

1877-84 

1873-80 

1878-85 

1904-5 

1856-63 

1907-8 

1852-9 

1849-56 

1912-13 

1883-91 

1836-43 

1830-7 

1829-36 

1893-4 

I 899-1900 

1847-54 

1850-7 

1846-53 

1843-50 

1852-9 

1899-1900 

1913-14 

1849-56 

1888-9 

1829-36 

1827-34 

1902-3 

1907-8 

1903-4 

1861-8 

1847-54 

1861-8 

1844-51 


PAOE 

vi;ar 

Craig,  F.  W 

265 

1872-9 

„     G.  A.   . 

281 

1836-43 

;,   G.  N.  .       .       . 

37 

1836-43 

„     Graham 

55 

1872-9 

„     Tames  . 

524 

1898-9 

„     J.T.    .          .          . 

232 

1867-74 

„     W.  MiUer      . 

2 

1865-72 

Craigie,  A.  D. 

55 

1910-II 

„       A.  W. 

141 

1904-5 

„        David 

16 

1824-30 

J-  w. 

520 

1824-30 

M.  Clerk     . 

82 

1840-7 

;;    R.  c. 

55 

1840-7 

„       R.  G. 

82 

1870-7 

T.W.          .          . 

55 

1858-65 

;,    w.  B. 

187 

1859-66 

Craigie-Halkett,  Frederick 

259 

1835-42 

„       Henry    . 

260 

1830-7 

Craik,  Alexander     . 

281 

1856-63 

Cranbrook,  T.  W.   . 

265 

1824-7 

Craster,  J.  T. 

114 

1866-73 

Craufurd,  Robert    . 

2 

1837-44 

C.  A.       . 

472 

1858-65 

J.  R.  H. 

6 

1838-45 

„           Leslie      . 

390 

1873-80 

Crawford,  A.  de  Castro    . 

199 

1 899- 1 900 

C.  R.      . 

406 

1853-60 

Donald  . 

155 

1847-54 

E.L.       .          . 

426 

1849-56 

Francis  . 

250 

1824-8 

F.  C.       .          . 

273 

1824-7 

George    . 

2 

1851-8 

H.  C.      . 

250 

1863-70 

J.  0.     ■.          . 

322 

1855-62 

„           John  A. 

533 

1856-63 

J-H.      . 

372 

1853-60 

„            Kenneth 

538 

1859-66 

R.  I.        . 

6 

R.  R.      .          . 

432 

1864-71 

„           Ronald  . 

533 

1897-8 

W.  C.      . 

432 

1850-7 

W.  M.     . 

366 

1892-3 

W.  T.      . 

344 

1867-74 

Crerar,  Adam  H.     . 

372 

1860-7 

„      AlastAir  H. 

496 

1846-53 

Crichton,  A.  M.  Makgill  . 

214 

1877-84 

D.  C.  C.  . 

511 

1901-2 

D.  M.  Makgill  . 

187 

1864-71 

„          Henry  M. 

165 

1858-65 

Hugh  M. 

533 

1857-64 

J.G.        . 

394 

1844-51 

Nicholas  . 

86 

1871-8 

T.A.        .          . 

59 

1903-4 

W.  B.       . 

55 

1898-9 

Criddle,  B.  0. 

444 

1877-84 

„        M.  L. 

472 

1851-8 

Crighton,  A.  C.       . 

155 

1909-10 

C.  E.        . 

172 

1896-7 

„          WiUiam  . 

147 

1891-2 

Croall,  Robert 

129 

1893-4 

Crofton,  E.  W.  H.  . 

187 

1860-7 

Crole,  G.  B.    . 

472 

1893-4 

Crombie,  D.  A.  F.  . 

538 

1912-13 

„         Francis     . 

165 

1824-8 

Croom,  D.  Halliday 

413 

1885-93 

Crosbie,  James 

■        55 

1857-64 

John 

44 

1894-5 

Cross,  A.  R.    . 

488 

1906-7 

,,    Donald 

•     5" 

1846-53 

„    Noel  Paton  . 

•     492 

1877-84 

Grossman,  J.  W. 

•     259 

1834-41 

Crouch,  H.  B. 

-      155 

1874-81 

Cruickshank,  C.  H. 

•     259 

1907-8 

John . 

•      134 

1842-9 

Cruickshanks,  A.  H. 
Cruikshank,  Patrick 
,  William 

Culien,  J.  W.  F.      . 
,      K.  D. 
,      R.  F. 
,      W.  B. 
,      W.  D.  L.     . 
„      W.  G.  L.      . 
Cumine,  Alexander 

,,         George 
Gumming,  Alexander 
A.  E.      . 
A.  N.      . 
A.  S.       . 
,,  Benjamin 

,,  Frederick 

,,  James    . 

,,  James    . 

John      . 
J.  B.       . 
J.  R.  Gordon 
,,  Michael  . 

,,  WiUiam  Gordon 

Cumstie,  J.  G. 
Cundall,  J.  T. 
Cundell,  J.  Ross 

„        W.  J. 
Cuningham,  A.  F.    . 
A.  W.  . 
,,  Charles 

C.A.    . 
,,  Edmund  C. 

G.  W.  H. 
G.C.    . 
,,  Thomas 

Sir     WiUiam 
K.C.S.I. 
Cunliffe,  A.  E. 
Cunningham,  Alan  G. 
A.  W. 
A.  B. 
C.  D. 
C.  J. 
„  Francis 

,,  George 

H.  U. 
J.  B. 
J-  H. 
J.  W.  B. 
John 
J.  M. 
L.  B.  C. 
N.  U. 

R-  J- 

R.  O. 

S.  G. 
„  Thomas 

T.  C. 

W.  G. 
„  WiUiam 

W.  A. 

W.  L. 

Cunninghame,  Archibald 
Cunynghame,  E.  Blcur     . 
,,  Ogilvie  Edwin 

„  R.  O.  Blair 

Curie,  A.  T.    . 
„     James . 
Currie,  Alastciir 
„      Charles 
„      James 
„      J.  D.  M.       . 
„      William 


PACE 

337 
86 
86 

337 
468 
302 
288 

524 

496 

16 

16 

108 

108 

322 

232 

241 

82 

59 

215 

2 

296 

92 

232 

98 

344 
472 
192 
155 
165 
6 
2 
180 

273 

207 

215 
192 

241 
281 

463 
172 
438 
302 
250 

147 
366 

483 
281 
232 
225 
135 
331 
492 
468 
366 
180 
520 
459 
432 

444 
250 

444 
533 
6 
401 
225 
450 
505 
147 
366 

78 
350 
511 
123 


INDEX 


591 


1900-1  Curteis,  C.  I.  . 

1889-90  Cuthbert,  H.  T. 
1886-94  ..  J-  M. 

1890-1  „  R.  V. 

1885-93  „  T.  W. 

1 890-1  ,,  W.  A. 

1S41-8  Cuthbertson,  Andrew 
1913-14  „  B.  H. 

1913-14  „  E.  I.  . 

1913-14  „  R.  K. 


1897-S  Dale,  J.  R.    . 
1900-1  „     Thomas 

1824-30  Dalgleish,  Alexander 
1844-51  „  T>.  M.  O. 

1846-53  „  J-  J-        • 

1849-56  „  Laurence 

1827-34  ..  Robert    . 

1869-76  Dallas,  James 

1863-70  Dalmahoy,  J.  A. 
1824-9  „  John      . 

1856-63  „  J.  Carfrae 

1891-2  „  J.  F.  C. 

1850-7  „  P.  C.     . 

1904-5  „  P.  J.  E. 

1852-9  „  S.  S.      . 

1848-55  Dalrymple,  Sir   Charles,    Bart 
See  Fergusson,  Charles 
1831-8  „  Hew     . 

1829-36  „  William 

1857-64  „  W.  H.  A. 

1830-7  DalyeU,  Sir  Robert  A.  O.,  Bart. 

1831-8  Dalzel,  W.  F.  B. 

1910-11  Dalziel,  D.  G. 
1910-11  „       E.  G. 

1910-11  „       W.  W. 

1853-60  Danford,  Chjirles 

1901-2  Dangerfield,  A.  I. 
1891-2  „  Arthur 

1877-84  ,,  Frank 

1900-1  „  F.  G.  S. 

1878-85  „  H.  B.  . 

1883-91  „  Hubert 

1901-2  „  W.  C.  H. 

1824-30  Daniel,  W.  S. 

1906-7  D'Arcy,  Joseph 

1824-9  Darling,  David 
1892-3  „         H.  C.  R.    . 

1868-75  „        J.  B. 

1839-46  „        Peter 

1846-53  ,,         R.  Stormonth 

1867-74  „        W.  J. 

1837-44  „        Y.  T. 

1837-44  Dauney,  Alexander 

1875-82  Davidson,  Aleistair . 
1846-53  „  Alexander 

1858-65  „  Alexander 

1913-14  „  A.  W. 

1868-75  „  Charles 

1845-52  „  C.  F. 

1853-60  „  C.  M. 

1847-54  „  David 

1862-9  „  David 

1863-70  „  D.  A. 

1895-6  „  D.  R. 

1897-8  „  F.  C. 

1846-53  „  F.  M. 

1883-91  „  George 

1895-6  „  G.  S. 

1845-52  ,,  Harry 

1824-7  „  Henry 

1845-52  „  Henry 

1895-6  „  H.  B. 


477       1860-7  Davidson,  H.  Chisholm 

419        1907-8  „  Herbert  J. 

406       1827-34  »  James     . 

426       1846-53  „  James    . 

401        1877-84  ,,  James     . 

426       1839-46  „  John  F. 

114        1847-54  „  J.  L.       . 

538       1845-52  „  J.  R.       . 

538       1850-7  „  J.  W.      . 

538  ]    1845-52  „            Laurence 

{    1840-7  „            Robert  . 

1846-53  „  Thomas 

463  1900-1  „  Thomas 

477  1881-8  „  T.  M.      . 
16       1872-9  „  T.  St.  Clair 

135       1824-30  ,,  Wilham 

148       1858-65  „  William 

165       1830-7  Davies,  Athelstane 

44       1885-93  „        Edward 

315       1831-8  „        F.  W. 

273       1880-7  Davis,  R.  W. 

10       1911-12  „     Robert 

215       1842-9  Davy,  Archibald 

432       1881-8  Dawson,  A.  B. 

172       1897-8  „          E.  F. 

496       1896-7  „          F.  E. 

187       1889-90  ,,         Harry 

1856-63  „         J.  C.  C. 

161        1888-9  „          J-  D. 

65       1880-7  „         J-  K. 

55  i    1888-9  „          P.  F. 

225  I    1844-51  ,,          Robert 

59       1906-7  „         W.  R. 

65  '    1824-8  Dealtry,  C.  T. 

524       1877-84  Deans,  H.  C. 

524  :    1885-93  „      J-  H. 

524  i    1860-7  Dear,  William 

192  '    1899-1900  Deas,  A.  O.    . 

483  I    1850-7  „    Francis 

432       1871-8  „    George 

366       1886-94  »    G.  F.    . 

478  1854-61  „    S.  F.  R. 
372       1842-9  de  Chaumont,  F.  S.  B.  F, 
394       1848-55  de  la  Condamine,  Henry 
483        1841-8  „  •  John 

16        1844-51  „  R.  C. 

505       1838-45  Delisle,  R.  A. 

10       1838-45  „       William 

438       1893-4  Delitsch,  Otto 

309        1880-7  Dempster,  D.  F. 

104        1868-75  „  F.  E. 

148       1839-46  „  Gordon 

302       1868-75  Denham,  J.  K. 

92       1841-8  „  T.  B. 

92        1871-8  Denniston,  A.  F. 

355        1903-4  >,  A.  W. 

148       1866-73  „  James 

232       1901-2  ,,  K.  R.  F. 

538       1870-7  „  R.  F. 

309       1859-66  ,,  T.  F. 

141       1859-66  „  W.  C. 

192       1829-36  Dennistoun,  Alexander 

155        1909-10  Denny,  J.  M.  T. 

265       1882-90  „       LesUe 

273        1903-4  „       William 

455        1847-54  Denys,  G.  A. 

464  1854-61  „       Harry 
148        1909-10  de  Pr^e,  H.  V. 
394  I    1890-1  Deverell,  E.  G. 
455  I    1900-1  „          G.  C. 
141  :    1867-74  >.          H.  G. 

2  i    1868-75  „          T.  C. 

141        1881-8  Deveson,  Robert 

455        1894-5  Dewar,  Alexander 


250 
5" 
44 
148 
366 
104 

155 
142 
172 
142 
108 
148 
478 
385 
337 
16 
232 

59 
401 

65 
381 
529 

123 

385 
464 

459 
420 

215 
413 

381 
413 
135 
505 
6 
366 
401 
250 
472 
172 

331 
406 
199 
123 
160 
114 

134 
98 
98 

444 
381 
309 

104 

309 
114 

331 
492 
296 
483 
323 
241 
241 

55 
520 

390 
492 

155 
199 
520 
426 
478 
302 
309 
385 
450 


592 


INDEX 


1902-3 

Dewar,  Alexander 

I879-S6 

J, 

D.  D. 

1844-51 

ij 

Donald 

IS82-90 

t» 

Edward 

1 866-73 

»f 

?•  J- 

1845-52 

„ 

G.  I.  . 

1846-53 

t> 

James 

1902-3 

»* 

J.  B.  W. 

1843-50 

„ 

J.  F.  . 

1 900- 1 

»» 

Peter 

1847-54 

Robert 

1902-3 

,, 

R.  M. 

1850-7 

)f 

WiUiam 

1825-32 

Dewind,  Joseph, 

1844-51 

Dick, 

A.  A.    . 

1839-46 

>> 

A.  R.    . 

1S31-8 

>i 

C.  M.    . 

1913-14 

,, 

D.  A.    . 

1896-7 

t» 

H.  C.  K. 

1830-7 

)) 

James  . 

1906-7 

tt 

J.  W.  S. 

1838-45 

»» 

J.  S.  F. 

1906-7 

I) 

N.  R.    . 

1S32-9 

»» 

W.  Abercromby     . 

1846-53 

Dick-Cunyngham,  Sir  R. 

Bart. 

Dick  Lauder.     See  Lauder 

1906-7 

Dickson,  A.  B.  H.  . 

1858-65 

A.  T. 

1905-6 

A.  W. 

1906-7 

A.  H.  D. 

1827-34 

Charles 

1824-7 

David 

1870-7 

D.  J.  A. 

1839-46 

D.  Scot 

1894-5 

E.  C.  Scol 

t 

1882-90 

E.  N. 

1824-30 

George 

1832-9 

George 

1835-42 

G.  C. 

1866-73 

G.  W. 

1828-35 

H.  G. 

1 900- 1 

H.  S. 

1912-13 

Ian  A. 

1906-7 

lanG. 

1824-31 

James 

1860-7 

J.  D. 

1831-8 

J.  G. 

1862-9 

J.  M. 

1879-86 

J.  Reoch 

1825-32 

John 

1841-8 

John 

1854-61 

J.  Heatlej 

r 

1898-9 

7ohn  M. 

1890-1 

'■  .  R. 

1906-7 

; .  s.  M. 

1877-84 

Leonard  \ 

V.        '. 

1869-76 

P.  W. 

1905-6 

R.  K. 

1834-41 

Samuel 

1869-76 

T.  A. 

1910-11 

T.  C.  J. 

1828-35 

T.  Goldie 

1829-36 

Walter  G. 

18^-76 

Walter  G. 

1875-82 

W.  Seton 

1904-5 

W.  Stewart 

1834-41 

WiUiam    . 

1888-9 

W.  E.  C. 

1831-8 

W.  G. 

1881-8 

W.  P. 

, 

1857-64 

W.  R. 

. 

1856-63 

W.  Traquair      . 

1900-1 

Dilworth,  Robert    . 

• 

K.A 


FACE 
488 
376 
135 
390 
296 
142 
148 
488 
129 
478 

155 
488 
172 
30 
135 
104 

65 
538 

459 
59 

505 
98 

505 

70 


505 
232 
501 
505 
44 
2 

323 

104 

450 

390 

16 

70 

82 

296 

50 
478 

533 
505 

22 
251 

65 
266 

376 
30 
114 
199 
468 
426 
506 
366 
316 
501 
78 

316 

524 

50 

55 
316 
355 
496 

78 
413 

65 
385 
225 

215 
478 


YEAR 

1800-73 
1825-32 

1863-70 
1909-10 
1900-1 

1904-5 

1900-1 

1907-8 

1912-13 

1907-8 

1849-56 

1854-61 

1854-61 

1847-54 

1847-54 

1846-53 

1885-93 

1845-52 

1854-61 

1829-36 

1830-7 

1827-34 

1897-8 

1889-90 

1840-7 

1841-8 

1885-93 
1837-44 
1843-50 

1847-54 

1852-9 

1852-9 

1848-55 
1840-7 

1885-93 

1842-9 

1854-61 

1860-7 

1824-7 

1824-7 

1852-9 

1854-61 

I9IO-II 

I84I-8 

1824-9 

1868-75 

1895-6 

1866-73 

1837-44 


1904-5 

1824-30 

1875-82 

1885-93 

1873-80 

1824-31 

1859-66 

1904-5 

1875-82 

1872-9 

1913-14 

1855-62 

1867-74 

1851-8 

1902-3 

1875-82 

1824-31 

1910-11 

1839-46 

1868-75 

1864-71 


Dingwall,  Arthur 

, 

.     296 

Dirom,  James 

30 

„      T.  A.    See  Pasley-Di 

rora. 

Dixon,  Henry 

•     273 

„      N.  F.  . 

.     520 

Dixson,  D.  H. 

•     478 

„      J-  Heggie     . 

•     496 

„      Robert 

•     478 

Dobbie,  A.  M. 

•     511 

„       J.H.  L.      . 

•      533 

Dobbin,  A.  I. 

.      5" 

Dobbs,  A.  F.  . 

.      165 

„      Arthur  M.   . 

.      199 

„      C.  A.  . 

•      199 

„      F.  H.  . 

•      155 

,,      Richard  Stewart  . 

•      155 

„      Robert  Cathcart  . 

.      148 

Dobie,  H.  J.  . 

.     401 

Dodd,  Michael 

.      142 

„     S.  A.    . 

•      199 

Dodds,  B.  \V. 

55 

„      Charles 

59 

„      G.  D. 

44 

„      M.  T. 

•      464 

Dods,  F.  P.     . 

.      420 

„    G.  A.    . 

.      108 

„    H.  H.  D. 

.      114 

„    J.H.    . 

.      401 

„    J-  J-     - 

•        92 

„    Marcus 

.      129 

„     WiUiam 

•      155 

Dodson,  A.  L.  P. 

.      187 

„        C.  E. 

.      187 

Doig,  A.  J.     . 

.      160 

„    Charles 

.      108 

„    C.P.     . 

.      401 

„    George  . 

•      123 

„    Scrope  B. 

•      199 

D'Oher,  Isaac  M. 

■      251 

Don,  Charles  . 

T 

„  James    . 

2 

,,  Wauchope.     .1 

>ee  Wauc 

hope. 

Donald,  Andrew 

.     187 

„        C.  J. 

•     199 

D.  A. 

•     524 

,,        William 

■     115 

Donaldson,  AUan 

10 

,,            James 

•     309 

R.  P. 

•     455 

Donogh,  W.  R. 

.     296 

Doud,  David  . 

•       92 

DougaU,    W.    M.    Heriot. 

See 

Heriot,  W.  Maitland. 

Douglas,  Abram 

■     496 

A.  S. 

16 

,,         A.  L.  Brown 

■     356 

AUanM.   . 

.     402 

And.  HaUiday   . 

•      344 

,,         Archibald 

22 

,,         Lord  Archibald  E. 

.      241 

,,         Arch.  HaUiday  . 

■      496 

,,         A.  Home  . 

•      356 

A.  R. 

•      337 

Arthur  R. 

■     538 

Charles      . 

.     207 

C.  C.  Brown      . 

•     302 

C.  H. 

.      180 

,,         C.  K.  Mackinnon 

.     488 

,,         C.  Mackinnon    . 

•      356 

David 

22 

D.  S.  P.    . 

•     524 

„         Edward    . 

.      104 

,,         Edwin 

■     309 

F.  A.  Brov 

vn 

.     281 

INDEX 


598 


YEAR 

PAGE 

YEAR 

mat 

1824-8 

Douglas,  F.  Brown 

6 

I9I2-I3 

Drybrough,  J.  A.  R. 

534 

1856-63 

Lord  Francis  W.  B. 

215 

1899-1900 

J.  R.    .          . 

472 

1905-6 

,,         George 

501 

1899-1900 

R.  M.  . 

472 

1912-13 

,,          George 

533 

1873-80 

W.  J.  . 

344 

1874-81 

G.  H. 

351 

1912-13 

Dryburgh,  D.  J.  W. 

534 

1868-75 

„          G.  P.  Home 

309 

1912-13 

N.  G.     . 

534 

1824-9 

„          George  Robinson.    See 

1827-34 

,,              Thomas 

44 

Robinson,  G.  R. 

1824-31 

Drysdale,  Adolphus  S. 

22 

1844-51 

,,          Gordon 

135 

1824-31 

,,           Alexander 

23 

1870-7 

,,          James 

323 

1842-9 

A.  K.       . 

123 

1887-8 

,,          James 

409 

1868-75 

A.  L.       . 

309 

1835-42 

J.C. 

82 

1866-73 

A.  P.       . 

296 

IS5O-7 

J.H.         . 

172 

1824-9 

,,           Carstairs 

10 

1835-42 

J.R.          . 

82 

1836-43 

C.  R.       . 

86 

1837-44 

,,          John 

92 

1834-41 

George    . 

78 

1862-9 

,,          J.  Brown  . 

266 

1853-60 

J.  St.  Clair       . 

192 

1911-12 

J.G. 

529 

1825-32 

J-  J-        • 

30 

1876-83 

„          J.J-           •          • 

362 

1850-7 

R.  C.       . 

172 

1863-70 

JO. 

273 

1825-32 

,,           Thomas  . 

30 

1873-80 

,,          K.  Mackinnon   . 

344 

1847-54 

William  . 

155 

1868-75 

,,          Murray     . 

309 

1889-90 

Duberly,  George 

420 

I9II-I2 

„          Reginald  M. 

529 

1848-55 

Du  Boulay,  F.  H.  . 

160 

I83I-8 

„          Robert      . 

65 

1850-7 

,,              John     . 

171: 

1874-81 

R.  B.        . 

351 

1847-54 

Dubuc,  Emile  W.    . 

155 

1824-8 

R.  D. 

6 

1847-54 

Ducat,  Charles 

155 

1869-76 

,,          Thomas    . 

316 

1849-56 

„     J.  s.  . 

166 

1875-82 

T.  H. 

356 

1858-65 

„      W.  M.  G.     . 

•     232 

1824-31 

William     . 

22 

1843-50 

Dudgeon,  Alexander 

129 

1865-72 

William     . 

289 

1905-6 

A.  N.       . 

■     501 

1876-83 

„          WiUiara    . 

362 

1865-72 

Sir  Charles  J.  . 

.     289 

1907-8 

W.  G.        . 

5" 

1824-9 

C.  K.       . 

lO- 

1877-84 

W.  H.  Brown    . 

366 

1883-91 

D.  A.       . 

•     394 

1870-7 

W.  P.        . 

323 

1860-7 

EUis  F.    . 

•     251 

1905-6 

W.  S. 

501 

1838-45 

J-  J-         • 

.       9» 

I86I-8 

W.  U.        . 

259 

1856-63 

John       . 

•     215 

1864-71 

W.  Y.        . 

281 

1843-50 

J.B.       . 

•      130 

1862-9 

Dove,  James  . 

266 

1881-8 

R.  A.       . 

•     385 

1845-52 

„     John     . 

142 

1851-8 

R.  C.       . 

180 

I89I-2 

„     J.  Scott 

432 

1856-63 

William  . 

215 

1856-63 

„     R.  Scott 

215 

1879-86 

W.C.      .         . 

376 

1860-7 

„     William 

251 

1863-70 

W.  Le  Geyt     . 

273 

1889-90 

„     William 

420 

1862-9 

Duff,  George  . 

266 

1853-60 

Dow,  John      . 

.      192 

1824-30 

,,    Hon.  George  Skene 

16 

I9IO-II 

Dowden,  A.  E. 

•     524 

1824-30 

„    James  (Earl  o£  Fife) 

16 

1883-91 

Dowie,  Peter  . 

•     394 

1828-35 

,,    James   .       '  . 

i5o 

I 880-7 

„      R.  Y.  . 

.     381 

1837-44 

„   Sir  M.  E.  Grant,  G.C.S.I 

92 

1879-86 

„      T.  A.  . 

•     376 

1859-66 

„   P.  J.     . 

241 

I83I-8 

Downes,  Frederick  . 

•       65 

1862-9 

„   Wallace 

266 

1826-33 

George       . 

37 

1848-55 

„    W.  W.  Pirie  . 

160 

1828-35 

„         Henry 

50 

1894-5 

Dufresne,  Bernard  . 

450 

I85I-8 

Downie,  Alexander 

180 

1904-5 

Duke,  C.  L.  B.        . 

496 

■      1868-75 

Bryce 

309 

1906-7 

Dumat,  F.  B.  A.     . 

506 

1841-8. 

Drever,  W,  S. 

"5 

1904-5 

M.  A. 

496 

1858-65 

Driggs,  H.  K. 

232 

1842-9 

Dumbreck,  William 

123 

I87I-8 

Drimmie,  T.  L. 

331 

1835-42 

Dun,  C.  W.     . 

82 

I 890- I 

Drover,  David 

426 

1835-42 

„   E.  W.    . 

82 

1857-64 

Drummond,  Andrew 

225 

1853-60 

„   F.  H.     . 

192 

1866-73 

Charles 

296 

1880-7 

„   R.  C.     . 

381 

1824-31 

„                C.  Home 

22 

1862-9 

Dunbar,  Alexander 

266 

1863-70 

„      *          David 

273 

1848-55 

A.  C. 

160 

I9IO-II 

E.  C.  W.  Q. 

524 

1836-43 

,,         Sir  Archibald  Hamil- 

1862-9 

"                G.  W. 

266 

ton,  Bart. 

86 

1833-40 

,,                Henry 

75 

1884-92 

Dallas  G.  . 

397 

1868-75 

James 

309 

1835-42 

,,         Edward     . 

83 

1859-66 

J.  R.  . 

241 

1836-43 

„         George 

86 

1827-34 

John   . 

44 

1825-32 

,,         Henry 

30 

1827-34 

J.  F.  Walker 

44 

I88I-8 

H.  D.  G.  . 

385 

1829-36 

„                Peter  . 

55 

1824-30 

„         J.  C.  A.     . 

16 

1886-94 

Peter  . 

406 

1830-7 

„         Robert 

60 

1834-41 

R.  H.  Walker 

78 

1836-43 

„         Thomas     . 

86 

1838-45 

William 

98 

1835-42 

„         T.  C. 

83 

Drummond-Hay.     See  Hay. 

1824-30 

„         Sir  William,  Bart. 

16 

1857-64 

Drybrough,  Andrew 

225 

1859-66 

,,         William     . 

241 

1912-13 

„               Andrew 

534 

1835-42 

Dunbar-Brander,  J.  Brander    . 

83 

2p 


594 


INDEX 


1858-65  Duncan,  Alexander 

1846-53  ..  A.  W. 

1903-4  „  C.  G. 

1855-62  „  Charles 

1857-64  „  C.  A. 

1890-1  „  C.  Macduff 

1841-8  „  David 

1847-54  ..  David 

1892-3  „  E.  B. 

1825-32  „  Frank 

1907-8  „  G.  M. 

1841-8  „  Henry 

1845-52  „  Henry 

1838-45  „  James 

1878-85  „  James 

1854-61  „  J.  B. 

1873-80  „  J.  Macdonald 

1860-7  „  J.  Morrison 

1859-66  „  J.  B.  S. 

1906-7  ..  J-  G. 

1854.61  „  J.  J. 

1890-1  „  M.  B. 

1851-8  „  Richard 

1862-9  »  R-  D. 

1903-4  „  R.  Dundas 

1892-3  „  R.  W. 

1845-52  „  S.  C,  afterwards  Dun 

can-Clark 

1824-31  „  Thomas 

1850-7  „  Thomas 

1844-51  „  T.  A. 

1839-46  „  WilUam 

1862-9  ..  William 

1869-76  „  William 

1890-1  „  W.  A. 

1841-8  „  W.  B. 

1871-8  „  W.  T. 

1852-9  Dundas,  C.  M. 

X864-71  „  David  (Lord  Dundas) 

1824-9  „  D.  Hamilton 

1859-66  „  George 

1854-61  „  G.  R. 

1852-9  ,,  James,  V.C. 

1857-64  „  J.  F. 

1825-32  ,,  R.  Hamilton 

1827-34  „  Wedderbum 

1859-66  „  W.  J. 

1843-50  Dunlop,  Alexander 

1845-52  „  Alexander 

1859-66  ,,  Alexander 

1858-65  „  A.  C.  S.  Murray 

1857-64  ,,  C.  J.  Tennant 

1901-2  ,,  Colin. 

1852-9  „  C.  Hinton 

1826-33  „  Colin  R. 

1860-7  >>  David 

1909-10  ,,  D.  Melville 

1860-7  „  F.  H. 

1824-8  „  George 

1824-9  ,,  George 

1857-64  „  G.  C.  H 

1860-7  „  G.  H. 

1866-73  ..  H.  Cleland 

1885-93  .>  H.  J. 

1867-74  1.  H.  L.  Murray 

1866-73  „  I.  S.  Edmonstone 

1824-7  „  James 

1839-46  „  Sir  James,  Bart 

1863-70  ,,  J.  Hamilton 

'857-64  „  J.  Hay 

'853-60  „  J.  M. 

1847-54  ..  John 

1911-12  ,,  John 

1847-54  ..  J-  M. 


232 
148 
492 
207 
225 
426 
115 
156 
438 

30 
511 
115 
142 

98 

372 
200 

344 
251 
241 
506 
200 
426 
180 
266 
492 
438 

142 

23 
172 

135 
104 
266 
316 
426 
115 
331 
187 
281 

10 
241 
200 
187 
225 

30 

44 
242 
130 
142 
242 
232 
225 

483 
187 

37 
251 
520 

251 

6 

10 

225 

251 
296 
402 

303 

297 

2 

104 

273  i 
225 

193 
156 
529 
156 


1859-66 

Dunlop,  J.  Murray 

1863-70 

„        L.  Gordon 

1843-50 

L.  Grant   . 

1850-7 

P.  C.  D.    . 

1831-8 

Robert       . 

1845-52 

,,        Robert 

1854-61 

R.  B.  E.    . 

1865-72 

R.  G. 

1824-9 

WiUiam     . 

1859-66 

„         W.  G.         . 

1894-5 

W.  J.  Mercer 

1892-3 

Dunn,  A.  C.  . 

1857-64 

„     Ralph. 

1912-13 

Dunnett,  G.  S. 

1864-71 

Dunsmure,  A.  H.    . 

i86i-8 

„              Frederick 

1862-9 

George  . 

1867-74 

G.  H.    . 

1863-70 

H.  W.  H. 

1856-63 

James  . 

1865-72 

James  . 

1857-64 

J.  A.  H. 

1866-73 

J.  P.  H. 

1862-9 

,,              Robert. 

1824-31 

Durie,  Charles 

1885-93 

„     Charles 

1869-76 

„     J.  G.   . 

1850-7 

„     Robert 

1903-4 

Durward,  J.  Stewart 

1903-4 

R.  G.  Stewart 

1852-9 

Duthie,  C.  J.  . 

1855-62 

„        J.  F. . 

1826-33 

Dyer,  Samuel 

1902-3 

„   w.  0.  . 

1830-7 

Dykes,  J.  W. 

1855-62 

Dymock,  J.  G. 

1852-9 

R.  L. 

1851-8 

W.  H. 

1842-9 

Dymond,  Robert 

1909-10 

Eadie,  H.  a.  . 

1850-7 

Eccles,  James 

1824-7 

Eckford,  James 

1844-51 

John 

1835-42 

„          J-  J-      , 

1844-51 

Eddington,  E.  W. 

1863-70 

George 

1825-32 

S.  M. 

1870-7 

Eddis,  E.  U.  . 

1847-54 

Eden,  W.  T.  . 

1858-65 

Edgar,  C.  L.  . 

1824-30 

„      Henry 

1856-63 

Edmonston,  T.  W. 

1840-7 

Edmonstoune,  John 

1889-10 

Edwards,  C.  S.  Peacock 

1892-3 

D.  B.       . 

1831-8 

Henry      . 

1865-72 

Egerton,  F.  W. 

1888-9 

J.  B. 

1836-43 

Sir      Robert 

K.C.S.I. 

1888-9 

„          Wion  de  M. 

1851-8 

Elder,  George 

1910-11 

„     Hugh. 

1908-9 

„     J.  H.    . 

1864-71 

„     John    . 

1839-46 

„     JJ-    . 

1908-9 

„     J.  S.    . 

1842-9 

„     William 

1841-8 

Elgin,  Alexander     . 

1847-54 

„     James , 

1840-7 

EUott,  C.  F.  . 

1843-50 

„      E.  F.  . 

1849-56 

„      G.  A.  . 

Eyles, 


242 

273 
130 
172 

65 

142 
200 
289 
10 
242 
450 
438 
225 

534 
281 

259 
266 
303 
273 
215 
289 
225 
297 
266 

23 

402 
316 
172 
492 
492 
187 
207 

38 
488 

60 
208 

187 
180 
124 

520 

'73 
2 

135 

83 

135 

273 

30 

323 

156 

232 

16 

215 
108 
420 
438 
65 
289 

413 

86 

413 
180 

525 
515 
281 
104 

515 
124 

115 
156 
108 
130 
166 


INDEX 


595 


YEAR 

PACE 

YEAR 

rACs 

1843-50 

Eliott,  G.  A.  L.       . 

130 

1831-8 

Farquharson,  W.  M 

.         .          .       65 

1844-51 

„      G.  A.  R.       . 

135 

1850-7 

W.  V 

I.        .          .     173 

1851-8 

Elles,  James  . 

180 

1894-5 

Fasson,  C.  H.  M. 

•     450 

I9OI-2 

Ellington-Wright,  L.  F.  . 

483 

1835-42 

Faucus,  George 

.        83 

I87I-8 

Elliot,  Adam  Scott 

331 

1865-72 

Fawcett,  Malcolm 

.     289 

1906-7 

„     A.  D.  . 

506 

1849-56 

W.  M. 

.      166 

1833-40 

„     Charles 

75 

1852-9 

Fearnley,  C.  J. 

.      187 

1832-9 

„     G.  M.  . 

70 

1860-7 

J.  M. 

.      251 

1905-6 

„      John   . 

501 

1837-44 

FeU,  H.  H.     . 

.       92 

1868-75 

„     L.  A.  Scott  . 

309 

1836-43 

„  R.  W.     . 

.        87 

1908-9 

„     W.  D. 

515 

1836-43 

FeUowes,  J.  B. 

.        87 

1859-66 

„     W.  Scott      . 

242 

1837-44 

T.  H.  B.. 

92 

1845-52 

Elliott,  John  B.       . 

142 

I9OI-2 

Fenwick,  Stanley 

•     483 

1888-9 

EUis,  L.  M.     . 

413 

I9IO-H 

Ferard,  R.  L. 

•     525 

1886-94 

„   W.  B.    . 

406 

1846-53 

Ferguson,  Adam 

.      148 

Ellison,  Carr-.    See  Carr-Ellison 

1826-33 

„            Alexande 

r        .          .38 

1860-7 

Erskine,    Hon.     Albany     Mai 

1894-5 

„            Alexande 

r,  jun.         .     450 

Stuart. 

251 

1892-3 

A.  D. 

•     438 

1826-33 

Charles    . 

38 

1883-91 

A.  G. 

•      394 

1829-36 

C.  J.        . 

55 

1902-3 

Fergus 

.     488 

1834-41 

,,          Hon.  George  F.  A. 

78 

1888-9 

,,           Frederici 

c,  jun.          .     413 

1829-36 

H.  C.       . 

55 

1888-9 

F.  C. 

■     413 

1841-8 

H.  N.  B.  . 

115 

1901-2 

G.  D. 

•     483 

1837-44 

J.  M.        . 

92 

1824-30 

„           James 

16 

1824-8 

WilUam  . 

7 

1894-5 

„           James,  j 

un.      .          .     450 

1874-81 

Espie,  George 

351 

1895-6 

J.  de  C. 

A.       .          .     455 

1864-71 

Evans,  A.  C.  . 

281 

1894-5 

J-  M. 

•     450 

1836-43 

Ewart,  A.  J.  P.       . 

86 

1904-5 

P.  H.  W 

•     497 

1893-4 

„      G.  A.           .         . 

444 

1879-86 

R.  A. 

•      376 

1830-7 

„       Henry 

60 

1901-2 

R.  A.  C. 

■     483 

1824-31 

„      Peter 

23 

1907-8 

S.  M. 

.     511 

1855-62 

„      R.  W. 

208 

1908-9 

T.  D. 

•      515 

1841-8 

„      WiUiam       . 

115 

1875-82 

,,           Wellwoo 

d  R.   .          .     356 

1862-9 

Ewing,  F.  G. 

266 

1835-42 

William 

.       83 

1842-9 

„       J.  Leckie     . 

124 

1869-76 

WiUiam 

.     316 

1840-7 

„       R.  Leckie    . 

108 

1898-9 

W.  H. 

.     468 

1898-9 

„       W.  T. 

468 

1824-30 

Fergusson,  Adam  ^ 

16 

I84I-8 

,,             Alexanc 

ler      .         .115 

1848-55 

„             Charles, 

now     Sir 

1843-50 

Fair,  George  . 

130 

Charle 

s  Dalrymple, 

1840-7 

,,     James    . 

108 

Bart. 

.      161 

1912-13 

Fairbaim,  D.  C      . 

534 

1825-32 

„             David 

30 

1872-9 

H.  A.  R. 

338 

1885-93 

F.  A.  K 

.      402 

1825-32 

James     . 

30 

1882-90 

G.  A.  D 

■   ■  390 

1912-13 

J.  L.       . 

534 

1831-8 

G.  D. 

.        65 

1825-32 

John       . 

30 

1830-7 

„             Hume  J 

il.        .          .        60 

1843-50 

John       . 

130 

1824-7 

J-  A.  D 

2 

1850-7 

P.  P.       . 

173 

1827-34 

J-  s. 

44 

1893-4 

Fairley,  Sinclair 

444 

1893-4 

J.  S.  E. 

Gillon         .     444 

1908-9 

,,        Thomas 

515 

1825-32 

John 

.        3(5 

1908-9 

William     . 

515 

1854-61 

J.  A. 

.      200 

1849-56 

Fairlie,  C.  H. 

166 

1898-9 

J.  C.  Gi 

Uon    .          .     468 

1844-51 

,,       Edward 

135 

1858-65 

J.  GiUo 

a         •         -233 

1849-56 

„       H.  A. 

166 

1878-85 

M.  W. 

•     372 

1847-54 

Patrick 

156 

1824-30 

N.  J. 

.       16 

1842-9 

Fairnie,  James 

124 

1832-9 

„             Robert 

70 

1826-33 

Faithful,  J.  J. 

38 

1893-4 

R.  D.  G 

iUon  .          .     444 

1851-8 

Falcon,  T.  H. 

180 

1824-7 

R.  D. 

2 

1910-11 

Falconer,  Colin  L.  . 

525 

1834-41 

WUliam 

,  afterwards 

1898-9 

F.  J.        . 

468 

PoUol 

c         .         .       78 

1898-9 

G.  S.        . 

468 

1844-51 

Ferme,  George 

•     135 

1890-1 

H.  F.       . 

426 

I899-I9OC 

„      T.  F. . 

•     473 

1912-13 

J.  F.        . 

534 

1899-1900 

„      WiUiam 

■     473 

1885-93 

J.  W.       . 

402 

1854-61 

Femie,  Andrew 

200 

1907-8 

W.  K.     . 

511 

1865-72 

„      C.  W.  B. 

.     289 

1838-45 

Farquhar,  W.  G.     . 

98 

1865-72 

„       EUis  L. 

.     289 

1825-32 

Farquharson,  C.  M. 

30 

1910-11 

Ferns,  H.  A.  D. 

•     525 

1860-7 

•J.  C. 

251 

1824-8 

Ferrier,  A.  D. 

7 

1862-9 

J.S..         . 

266 

1853-60 

„        A.  W. 

•     193 

1854-61 

John 

200 

1824-30 

„        G.  A. 

17 

1859-66 

Joseph 

242 

1857-64 

„       G.  H. 

.     226 

1846-53 

„                  Robert 

148 

1832-9 

„        H.  W. 

70 

1843-50 

WiUiam      . 

130 

1824-7 

„        Hay  . 

2 

1854-61 

„                  William      . 

200 

1847-54 

.,        J-  P 

.     156 

59G 

YEAR 
1850-7 
1848-53 
1845-52 
1860-73 
1865-72 
1888-9 
1 900- 1 
1836-43 
1852-9 
1824-30 
1850-7 
1871-8 
1865-72 
1870-7 
1881-8 
1868-75 
1908-9 
1875-82 
1862-9 
1868-75 
1851-8 
1904-5 
1877-84 
1859-60 
1857-64 
1859-66 
1865-72 
1833-40 
1830-7 

i86i-8 
1824-9 
1870-7 
1851-8 

1900-1 
1849-56 

1907-8 
1883-91 
1881-8 
1892-3 
1884-92 
1870-7 
1880-7 
-4910-11 
1870-7 
1906-7 
1829-36 
1830-7 

1837-44 

1828-35 

1830-7 

1836-43 

1900-1 

1856-63 

1907-8 

1907-8 

1841-8 

1868-75 

1900-1 

1912-13 

1860-7 

1840-7 

1828-35 

1825-32 

1829-36 

1890-1 

1858-65 

1859-66 

1838-45 

1892-3 

1841-8 

1898-9 

1828-35 


INDEX 


Ferrier,  L.  J.  G. 
Ferries,  J.  S. . 

„        John 
Ferris,  R.  C.  . 
Ferryman,  A.  H. 
W.  E. 
Fiddes,  E.  S. 
Field,  E.  F.    . 

,,     E.  Hamilton 
Fife,  Earl  of.     See  Duff, 
Findlater,  J.  S. 
Findlay,  T.  G. 
Finlay,  A.  B. 

„       A.  M. 

„       C.  P.  . 

,,       Gardyne 

,,       Gardyne 

„       Gilbert  L. 

.,       J-  F.  . 

,,       Ninian  J. 

„       Sir  Robert  B.,G, 

„       R.  N. 

.,       R.  S. 

„       T.  L. 

„       W.  A. 
Finlayson,  R.  C. 
Fisher,  D.  G. 

„      Frederick 

„      Henry 

„      H.  A. 

„       John 

.,       John 
FitzGerald,  Sir  Charles 
K.C.B. 

„  Gerald 

„  James 

Fitzmaurice  Scott.     See 
Fleck,  James 
Fleming,  A.  M. 
C.  D. 

,,  David 

G.  N. 

„  James 

„  Maxwell 

P.  G. 
R.  H. 

„  R.  S.  T. 

Fletcher,  Andrew 
A.  D.  W. 

F.  C. 

G.  C. 
H.  M. 
John 
John 

„  Miles  A. 

R.  F.  G. 

,,  Roger  C. 

Flint,  Alexander 

,,    Thomas 
Flockhart,  John 
Foot,  D.  V.    . 
Foote,  Alexander 

„     W.  M. 
Forbes,  Alexander 

„        A.  P. 

„       C.  W. 

„       C.  W.  L. 

„       E.  B. 

„       George 

„       G.  E. 

„       H.  B. 

„       J.  A. 

„       J.  R. 

„       John 


.    O 


Scott 


M.G 


PAGE 

YEAR 

173 

1836-43 

161 

1847-54 

142 

1859-66 

297 

1859-66 

289 

1893-4 

4J3 

1839-46 

478 

1858-65 

87 

1893-4 

188 

1892-3 

1854-61 

173 

1853-60 

331 

1856-63 

289 

1908-9 

323 

1913-14 

385 

1 890- 1 

310 

1885-93 

316 

1855-62 

356 

1891-2 

266 

1886-94 

310 

1860-7 

180 

1854-61 

497 

1883-91 

366 

1824-31 

242 

1859-66 

226 

1824-7 

242 

1850-7 

289 

1824-31 

75 

1848-55 

60 

1835-42 

259 

1849-56 

10 

1900-1 

323 

1853-60 

185I-8 

181 

1825-32 

478 

1854-61 

166 

1839-46 

IS62-9 

511 

1851-8 

394 

1847-54 

385 

1825-32 

438 

1904-5 

397 

1824-9 

323 

1869-76 

381 

1894-5 

525 

1881-8 

323 

1824-9 

506 

1911-12 

55 

1858-65 

60 

1908-9 

92 

1824-30 

50 

1884-92 

60 

1890-1 

87 

1828-35 

478 

1882-90 

215 

1905-6 

511 

1824-7 

5" 

1912-13 

"5 

1827-34 

310 

I88I-8 

478 

1884-92 

534 

1868-75 

251 

1869-76 

108 

1824-30 

50 

1824-30 

30 

1913-14 

56 

1907-8 

426 

1907-8 

233 

I9II-I2 

242 

1874-81 

98 

1      1885-93 

438 

1      1870-7 

H5 

1884-92 

468 

!  1864-71 

50 

!    1907-8 

PACE 

Forbes,  J.  A. 

87 

„       J.  F.           .         .          . 

156 

„       J.  S.            .          .          . 

242 

„       J.  W. 

242 

„       K.  A. 

444 

,,        Louis 

104 

Patrick 

233 

„        V.  H. 

445 

„        W.  E.          .          .          . 

439 

„        W.  B.          .          .          . 

200 

Forbes-Gordon,  Arthur  N. 

193 

Ford,  Everard  A.    . 

215 

„    J.  B 

516 

„     J.  L 

538 

„    Patrick  J.      . 

426 

Fordyce,  Alexander  Dingwall  . 

402 

„          Arthur  Dingwall 

208 

,,          J.  Dingwall 

432 

,,          W.  Dingwall      . 

406 

Forjett,  Ernest 

251 

Forman,  A.  G. 

200 

„          D.  E.         . 

394 

„          George 

23 

„         G.  M.        . 

242 

,,          James 

2 

„         J.  C.          .          . 

173 

John 

23 

John'        . 

161 

Robert      . 

83 

„          Robert      . 

166 

„          Ronald      . 

478 

W.  S.         . 

193 

Forrest,  D.  J. 

181 

„         James 

31 

William      . 

200 

Forrester,  James     . 

104 

J.  s.      .        . 

266 

Forster,  F.  D.  J.  H. 

181 

Forsyth,  Burnet  B. 

156 

Charles     . 

31 

D.  M. 

497 

,,          Henry 

10 

R.  R.        . 

316 

,,          Thomas     . 

450 

Fortune,  E.  G. 

385 

,,          William     . 

10 

Foster,  A.  D. 

520 

„       R.  C.  S.       . 

233 

Fothergill,  Alan  A. 

.     516 

Fotheringham,  George     . 

17 

Foulis,  A.  P.  Liston- 

•     398 

„      G.  H.  Liston- 

426 

„      John  . 

.        50 

,,      R.  J.  Liston- 

•      390 

Fowle,  F.  W.  P.  C. 

.      501 

Fowler,  George 

2 

G.  Gordon 

•     534 

„        H.  M. 

44 

J.  Stewart 

.      385 

J.  H.  Stewart     . 

.      398 

R.  R. 

.      310 

,,       Simson  C.  . 

.      316 

Fowlis,  Archibald    . 

I? 

„       D.  D. 

17 

Fox,  W.  M.    . 

•      538 

Frantz,  A.  M. 

•     5" 

„        S.  G.. 

•     512 

Eraser,  Alastair  Garden  . 

•     529 

Alastair  R.  I. 

■     351 

,,       Alexander  . 

.     402 

,,       A.  Campbell 

•     323 

„       A.  Garden  . 

■     398 

Alister  G.    . 

.     281 

Andrew  A. . 

•     512 

INDEX 

597 

YEAR 

PAGE 

YKAR 

PAGE 

1858-65 

Fraser,  Sir     Andrew     H.     L. 

t 

1835-42 

Furlong,  C.  H.        .          .          .83 

K.C.S.I. . 

■     233 

1851-8 

,,          William     .          .          .181 

I9II-I2 

„       A.  R.  B.      . 

•     529 

1840-7 

Furnell,  M.  C.          .          .          .      108 

1840-7 

„       A.  C.  . 

.     108 

■       1824-30 

Fyers,  H.  T 17 

1853-60 

„       Arthur  A.   . 

•     193 

'       1825-32 

„      Sir  William  A.,  K.C.B.          31 

1895-6 

„       A.  J.  K.      . 

■     455 

1865-72 

Fyfe,  William           .          .          .289 

1862-9 

„       A.M. 

.     267 

1894-5 

Fyffe,  J.  E 45° 

I9IO-II 

„       C.  J.  S.        . 

•     525 

IS24-3O 

Fyler,  George           .          .          .17 

1849-56 

,,       D.  Simon    . 

.      166 

1888-9 

,,       Edward 

•     413 

1854-61 

„       E.  S.  . 

200 

1858-65 

G.MR,  W.  K 233 

1903-4 

„       Eric  SI.        . 

■     492 

1859-66 

Gairdner,  G.  W.      . 

.     242 

1868-75 

,,       Francis 

•     310 

1869-76 

„           John  R.  . 

■     316 

187-2-9 

„       F.  D.  S.  B. 

.     338 

1869-76 

Galletly,  E.  G. 

•     316 

1893-4 

„       F.  R.            .          . 

•      445 

1896-7 

„          Ian  . 

■     459 

1861-8 

„       Francklyn  S. 

.      259 

1873-80 

„         W.  G.        . 

■     344 

1900-1 

„       F.  P.  . 

•      478 

1903-4 

Galloway,  D.  M.      . 

•     492 

1865-72 

„       F.  W.  D.     . 

.      289 

185I-8 

Gammell,  Albert     . 

.      181 

1888-9 

„       George 

■      413 

I83S-45 

F.  E.       . 

.       98 

1888-9 

„       G.  A. 

•      413 

1838-45 

H.  T.       . 

•       98 

1889-90 

„       G.  M. 

.      420 

1837-44 

J.  S.         . 

•       92 

1897-8 

„       Harry  L.     . 

.      464 

1841-8 

J.  H.  H. 

116 

1895-6 

„       H.  C.            .          . 

•     455 

1833-40 

Gandy,  Gerard 

•       75 

1861-8 

„       H.  J.  E.      . 

•     259 

1833-40 

,,        John  . 

75 

I899-I9OC 

„       Ian  M. 

•     473 

1855-62 

Gantz,  W.  Sydenham 

.     208 

1827-34 

„       James 

44 

1828-35 

Garden,  Archibald.     See  Camp- 

1861-8 

J.  A.,  afterwards  J.  CD 

bell,  A.  G. 

Fraser 

•     259 

1894-5 

„        A.  W.         .          .          .451 

1907-8 

„       J.  L.  H.      . 

•     512 

1873-80 

Gardiner,  A.  H. 

344 

1871-8 

„     J.  s.  . 

•     331 

1873-80 

G.  W.      . 

344 

1884-92 

„       J.  W.  NeiU 

.     398 

1873-80 

Hay  F.  F. 

344 

1841-8 

„       John  . 

.      116 

1869-76 

J.  A.        . 

310 

1883-91 

„       John  . 

•      394 

IS68-75 

M.  H.      . 

310 

1851-8 

„        J.  A.  . 

.      181 

1875-82 

W.N.      . 

356 

1865-72 

„        J.  W.  C.       . 

.      289 

1866-73 

Gardner,  J.  A. 

297 

1901-2 

„       Kenneth 

•      483 

1899-1900        „          Matthew  . 

473 

1827-34 

,,       Leopold 

44 

1860-7 

Garstin,      Sir       William 

E. 

1897-8 

„       M.  P.            .          . 

464 

G.C.M.G.     . 

251 

1878-85 

,,       Munro 

372 

1906-7 

Garth,  R.  M. 

506 

1876-83 

.,       N.  K. 

362 

1828-35 

Gaskin,  Benjamin   . 

50 

1872-9 

„       0.  S.  M.      . 

.338 

1869-76 

Gastrell,  Everard  T. 

316 

1888-9 

„       P.  XeiU 

414 

1894-5 

Gavin,  Crichton  H. 

451 

1856-63 

„       P.  A.  . 

215 

1871-8 

„      E.  S.  .          . 

331 

1886-94 

„       T.  C.  . 

406 

1894-5 

„      Hugh  M.      . 

451 

1858-65 

,,       \VilIiam 

233 

1870-7 

„      James. 

323 

1905-6 

„       William 

501 

1901-2 

„      John,  jun.   . 

483 

1886-94 

„       W.  H. 

406 

1869-76 

„      R.  D.            .          . 

31" 

1888-9 

„       W.  XeiU      . 

414 

1824-9 

„      W.  A. 

10 

1846-53 

„       \V.  Stuart  . 

149 

1824-9 

„      W.  S. 

11 

1891-2 

„      W.  St.  John 

432 

1903-4 

„      W.  S. 

492 

I85I-8 

„      W.  T. 

181 

1830-7 

Geaves,  Richard      . 

60 

Tytler.     See  Tytler. 

1892-3 

Gebbie,  O.  St.  John 

439 

I9I3-I4 

Frazer,  F.  Y. 

538 

1886-93 

W.  St.  John 

406 

1862-9 

Freeland,  J.  A.  S.  . 

267 

1905-6 

Geddes,  A.  C.  B.     . 

501 

1863-70 

Freeman,  Martin  L. 

273 

1885-93 

„        E.  C. 

402 

IS83-9I 

S.  C.        .          .          . 

394 

1844-51 

„        G.  H. 

135 

1874-81 

Freer,  George 

351 

1888-q 

„        G.  W.  S. 

414 

Freer-Smith,    Sir    H.    P.     Set 

1861-8 

„        J-  0. 

259 

Smith,  Freer-. 

1828-35 

Geils,  T.  W.   . 

50 

1851-8 

Freeth,  William 

181 

1S56-63 

Gemmell,  Andrew 

216 

1897-8 

Friar,  H.  J.  C. 

464 

1847-54 

George,  Ebenezer 

156 

1836-43 

Fnllarton,  John 

87 

1893-4 

„        P.  B. 

445 

1860-7 

,,            Stewart . 

251 

1893-4 

W.  H. 

445 

1838-45 

,,            Thomas . 

98 

1908-9 

Georpeson,  D.  H. 

516 

1828-35 

Fullerton,  Charles  . 

50 

1903-4 

J.  H.  F 

M.   '. 

492 

1832-9 

G.  F.       .          .          . 

70 

1824-9 

Gerard,  Archibald  . 

II 

1844-51 

H.  M.      . 

135 

1S27-34 

Gib,  Colin 

44 

1839-46 

,,            James     . 

104 

1825-32 

„  J.  B.       . 

31 

1827-34 

„            William  . 

44 

1825-32 

,,  Thomas  . 

31 

1830-7 

,,            William  . 

60 

1893-4 

Gibb,  C.  A.     . 

445 

1831-8 

Fulton,  Grame  A.   . 

66 

1911-12 

„     F.  W.  . 

529 

1832-9 

„        J.  F.            .          .          . 

7<^ 

1891-2 

„    Robert 

433 

1854-61 

,,        Sir  Robert  Fulton.    Set 

1834-41 

„    T.  0.    . 

78 

Rampini,  R.  F. 

1891-2 

„    w.  0.  P. 

433 

598 


INDEX 


1912-13 
1912-13 

1892-3 

1867-74 

1901-2 

1903-4 
1835-42 

1836-43 
1842-9 
1 888-9 

1836-43 

1902-3 

1911-12 

1866-73 

1909-10 

1911-12 

1836-43 

1893-4 

1898-9 

1892-3 

1913-14 
1839-46 
1872-9 

1835-42 

1910-11 

1910-11 

1869-76 

1898-9 

1912-13 

1904-5 

1904-5 

1872-9 

1834-41 

1908-9 

1834-41 

1875-82 

1859-66 

1864-71 

1866-73 

1886-94 

1866-73 

1839-46 

1905-6 

1839-46 

1896-7 

1898-9 

1828-35 

1828-35 

1829-36 

1854-61 

1876-83 

1824-9 

1882-90 

1859-66 

1913-14 

1854-61 

1834-41 

1851-8 

1829-36 

1863-70 

1892-3 

1865-72 

1840-7 

1877-84 

1828-35 

1913-14 

1862-9 

1909-10 

1857-64 

1866-73 

1829-36 


1857-64 


Gibbons,  G.  S. 

„  Thomas 

Gibson,  A.  J. 

„       Archibald  F 

„       A.  J.  H. 

„       C.  Campbell 

„        Edmund 
George 

„        George 
G.  H.  R. 

„        H.  G. 

„        H.  R.  B. 

..        J-  R- 

„        John 

,,        John 

„        J.  E. 

„       J-  H. 

„       L.  J.  D. 

,,       M.  Campbell 

„       R.  W. 

„       R.  P. 

„       Robert 

„       R.  B. 

„       R.  C. 

„       R.  H. 

„  Thomas 
William 
W.  P.  S. 

„        W.  R. 
Gidden,  J.  A. 

,,        Thomas 
Gifien,  William 
Gifford,  Hon.  E.  Scott 

„        G.  P. 

„        Hon.  G.  R 

„        H.  J. 
Gilchrist,  A.  S. 

,,  James 

,,  James 

J.  C. 

„  John  A. 

Gill,  D.  R.      . 

„  J.  A.       . 

„W.  H.     . 
GiUan,  J.  A.  . 

„      J.  R.  W. 
Gillanders,  F.  W.  M. 
Gillespie,  Alexander 

,,  Alexander 

„  Alexander 

C.  M. 

,,  David 

F.  G.        . 

G.  R. 
H.  M.       . 

„  James  C. 

J.  D.        . 

J.  Ewer  . 
,,  Sir  John  . 

„  J.  Hamilton 

J.  I. 
T.  P. 
",  Walter     '. 

„  William    . 

W.  D.      . 
W.  D.      . 
Gillies,  Andrew  A.  . 
„      H.  G. 
„      H.  A. 
„      J.  R.  . 
Gillon,  John  . 
Gillon  Fergusson.     See  Fergus 

son. 
Gilly,  C.  P 


534 

1832-9 

GiUy,  W.  0.  S.        . 

70 

534 

1858-65 

Gilmour,  Allan 

233 

439 

1899-1900 

Allan 

473 

303 

1844-51 

H.  C.  C.  . 

135 

483 

1857-64 

Sir  John,  Bart. 

226 

492 

1865-72 

J.  A.         . 

289 

83 

1865-72 

W.  E.       . 

289 

87 

1837-44 

Gilston,  John 

93 

124 

1861-8 

Gimblette,  H.  J.     . 

259 

414 

1875-82 

Girdwood,  R.  B.      . 

356 

87 

1863-70 

Gisiko,  Axel  M.       .          .          . 

274 

488 

19H-12 

Glasfurd,  C.  E.        . 

529 

529 

1903-4 

„          D.  H.  Robertson 

492 

297 

1888-9 

Glassford,  A.  D.  Gordon  . 

414 

520 

1847-54 

A.  N.      .          .          . 

156 

529 

1881-8 

„           Clement  Gordon 

385 

87 

1858-65 

C.  H.  N.  Gordon      . 

233 

445 

1889-90 

G.  G.  R.  Gordon      . 

420 

468 

1845-52 

,,            H.  Gordon 

142 

4.39 

1845-52 

„            J.  Gordon 

142 

538 

1878-85 

,,            J.  Gordon 

372 

104 

1886-94 

„            L.  Gordon 

407 

338 

1882-9 

,,           Napier  Gordon 

390 

83    1 

i88t-8 

„            Oswald  Gordon 

386 

525    1 

1852-9 

Glegg,  C.  F 

188 

525    i 

1852-9 

„     H.  R.  . 

188 

316 

1900-1 

.,     J-  D 

478 

468    1 

1863-70 

„     J.  H.  . 

274 

534 

1858-65 

„     P.  A.  . 

233 

497 

1858-65 

Glen,  John     . 

233 

497 

1880-7 

Glendinning,  Edgar 

381 

338    , 

1891-2 

G.  E. 

433 

78 

1883-91 

Logan 

394 

516 

1890-1 

P.  B. 

427 

78 

1871-8 

R.  W. 

331 

356 

1860-7 

Glendonwyn,  William 

251 

242 

1837-44 

Glennie,  Alexander 

93 

281 

1865-72 

„         C.  E. 

290 

297 

1847-54 

Gloag,  Dunlop 

156 

406 

1875-82 

„     W.  M.           .          . 

356 

297 

1880-7 

Glover,  C.  G. 

381 

104 

1850-7 

„       D.  T. 

173 

501 

1850-7 

,,       James 

173 

104 

1871-8 

„       WiUiam      . 

331 

459 

1900-1 

Glyn,  John  Paul.     See  Pettitt 

469 

P.  J.  H.  G. 

50 

1849-56 

Goalen,  A.  J. 

.     i66 

50 

1854-61 

„       T.  G.           .          . 

200 

56 

1860-7 

„       Walter 

251 

200 

1828-35 

Godby,  Augustus    . 

.       50 

362 

1830-7 

,,       Charles 

.       60 

II 

1828-35 

„       William       . 

.       50 

390 

1824-31 

Goddard,  W.  M.      . 

.       23 

242 

1909-10 

Gold,  Andrew 

.     520 

538 

1911-12 

Goldie,  A.  T.  . 

.     529 

200 

1837-44 

,,       Thomas 

•       93 

78 

1888-9 

Goldsmid,  Campbell 

.     414 

i8i 

1882-90 

NeviUe  . 

.     390 

56 

1888-9 

,,            Sidney    . 

.     414 

273 

1912-13 

Goodall,  A.  CD.. 

•     534 

439 

1838-45 

Goodsir,  Archibald 

.       98 

289 

1868-75 

Goodwyn,  Henry     . 

•     310 

108 

1859-66 

Gordon,  Adam  A.  . 

.     243 

367 

1857-64 

„        A.  Hay      . 

.     226 

50 

1827-34 

A.  C. 

•       44 

538 

1878-85 

,,        A.  Shand  . 

.     372 

267 

1878-85 

Alfred 

.     372 

520 

1828-35 

Allan 

50 

226 

1851-8 

A.  R. 

.     i8i 

297 

1854-61 

„         Angus  F.  . 

.     200 

56 

1864-71 

„        Hon.  Arthur 

.     281 

1843-50 

Sir  B.  L.,  K.C.B. 

•     130 

1824-30 

B.  E.  M.    . 

.       17 

226 

1859-66 

„        rx)rd  Bertrand  . 

.     243 

INDEX 


599 


YEAR 

FACE 

YEAR 

PAGE 

1 909-10 

Gordon,  Campbell  A. 

.         520 

1903-4 

Gordon,  W.  H.  E.  . 

■      493 

1824-31 

„        Charles 

23 

1859-66 

W.  I. 

•      243 

1833-40 

„        Charles 

•       75 

1866-73 

W.  M.        . 

•      297 

1870-7 

Charles      . 

•     323 

Gordon   Gumming.     See   Cum 

1831-8 

C.  A.  B.     . 

.        66 

1 

ming. 

1859-66 

„        CD. 

•     243 

Gordon  Glas.s£ord.     See  Glass 

1827-34 

D.  M. 

44 

ford. 

1910-11 

„         Douglas  J. 

•     525 

i    1857-64 

Gore-Booth,  E.  H.  . 

.      223 

1906-7 

„        Douglas  M. 

.     506 

1860-7 

„        „      H.  F.  .       ■. 

■      249 

1892-3 

D.  R.  W.  . 

•     439 

;    1861-8 

„      R.  N.  H.      . 

.      258 

1903-4 

E.  R.  A.    . 

•     493 

:  1894-5 

Goudie,  Gilbert  J.  . 

■      451 

1824-9 

„        Francis 

n 

1874-81 

Gourlay,  A.  E. 

•      351 

1829-36 

„         Francis 

•       56 

1870-7 

,,          C.  Gershom 

•      323 

1854-61 

„         F.  J.  W.    . 

.     200 

1874-81 

K.  M.        . 

•      351 

1903-4 

F.  W. 

•     493 

1871-8 

N.  A. 

•      331 

1872-9 

„        Hon.  Frederick  . 

.     338 

1913-14 

R.  A. 

•      539 

1824-7 

„        George 

2 

1851-S 

WilUam    . 

.      181 

1824-9 

„        G.  D.         . 

II 

1888-9 

W.  Balfour 

■     414 

1844-51 

„        G.  G. 

•      135 

1837-44 

Govan,  CM. 

93 

1837-44 

G.  H. 

•       93 

1839-46 

„       George 

.      104 

I85I-8 

,,        G.J. 

.      181 

1832-9 

,,       John  . 

70 

1824-9 

G.  J.  R.     . 

11 

1894-5 

Gow,  C  D.  M. 

•     451 

1824-9 

G.  W.  A.  . 

11 

1825-32 

,,   Norman 

31 

I83I-8 

H.  C. 

.        66 

1894-5 

Gowan,  A.  T. 

•     451 

1868-75 

„        H.  J. 

.     3IO 

1846-53 

„        Laurence    . 

•      149 

1860-7 

H.  King    . 

■     251 

1843-50 

„        R.  D. 

.      130 

1880-7 

„        Herbert 

.     381 

1835-42 

W.  M. 

•        83 

i88i-8 

Hugh 

.     386 

1910-11 

Gowans,  A.  D.  Stuart 

•      525 

1869-76 

„        H.  P. 

316 

1872-9 

J.  Stuart  . 

•      338 

1877-84 

„        Hon.  Huntly  D. 

367 

1853-60 

Gower,     Lord     Albert     Leve 

1876-83 

„        Ivy  M.       . 

362 

son 

•      193 

1827-34 

„        James 

44 

1858-65 

„         Lord    Ronald    Leve 

1864-71 

„         James 

281 

son 

•      233 

1867-74 

„        James 

303 

1873-80 

Gracie,  C.  A. 

•     345 

1871-8 

„         J.  A. 

331 

1868-75 

„       J.  A.            .          . 

.     310 

1880-7 

„         J.  E. 

382 

1844-51 

Grady,  Martin 

•      135 

1825-32 

„         J.      Farquhar,     after 

1859-66 

Graeme,  P.  J.  F.     . 

243 

wards  Oswald 

31 

1852-9 

,,         R.  de  Graeme    . 

188 

1859-66 

„        J.  R.  Hay 

243 

1849-56 

Graham,  Adam  W. 

166 

1841-8 

J.  R. 

116 

1844-51 

„          A.  G.  Barns       . 

135 

1825-32 

„        John 

31 

1836-43 

A.  S.         . 

87 

1826-33 

„        John 

38 

1870-7 

A.  W.  G.  . 

323 

1830-7 

„        John 

60 

1834-41 

CM.  Athole     . 

79 

1831-8 

„         John 

66 

1830-7 

„         David 

60 

1902-3 

„         J.  C.  H.     . 

488 

1897-8 

Ernest      . 

464 

1860-7 

„        Hon.  John  E.     . 

252 

1878-85 

,,         George      . 

372 

1854-61 

„        J.  G. 

201 

1849-56 

G.  F.  I.    . 

166 

1912-13 

„        J.  0. 

534 

1824-9 

Henry       . 

II 

1824-8 

„        J.T. 

7 

1906-7 

H.  B.        . 

506 

1848-55 

,.       J.w.       .        .        . 

161 

1911-12 

„.        Gordon  F. 

529 

1874-81 

„         Julius 

351 

1835-42 

,,          James 

83 

1827-34 

„        L.  D. 

44 

1862-9 

J.E.         . 

267 

1885-93 

„        Lewis 

402 

1848-55 

J.  E.  N.   . 

i6l 

1874-81 

„         Murray 

351 

1867-74 

J.  H.  S.    . 

303 

1873-80 

„        N.  G. 

345    j 

1828-35 

,,         J.  Maxtone 

51 

1854-61 

„        Pelham  H. 

201    1 

1902-3 

J.  S. 

488 

1849-56 

„        P.  L. 

166 

1841-8 

John 

116 

1893-4 

„        R.  G. 

445 

1842-9 

„          John 

124 

1824-9 

„        Robert 

11 

1908-9 

J.  H.  T.   . 

516 

1836-43 

Robert      . 

87 

1903-4 

M.  H.  N.  . 

493 

1824-31 

R.  H. 

23 

1846-53 

„          Patrick     . 

149 

1909-10 

„        Ronald  K. 

520 

1909-10 

,,         Richard    . 

520 

1912-13 

„        Stratheam 

534 

1829-36 

„         Robert     . 

56 

1909-10 

„        Stuart  H.  . 

520 

1835-42 

R.  H.        . 

83 

1878-85 

„         Theodore  J. 

372 

1845-52 

WilUam     . 

142 

1825-32 

„         Thomas 

31 

1863-70 

William     . 

274 

1824-30 

WilUam     . 

17 

1834-41 

W.  C  B.  . 

79 

1824-31 

„        WiUiam     . 

23    1 

1909-10 

Grahame,  Alister  M. 

520 

1830-7 

„         WilUam     . 

60  ! 

I 900- I 

CE.       .          .         . 

478 

1855-62 

Waiiam     . 

208  i 

1840-7 

„            David      . 

108 

1848-55 

W.  A.  G.  . 

161 

1869-76 

D.J         .          .          . 

316 

1905-6 

„         W.  B.         . 

501 

1851-8 

H.  A.      .          .          . 

181 

1825-32 

W.  E.  A.  . 

3t 

1840-7 

Jeffrey    . 

108 

1854-61 

„         W.  H.        . 

201 

1851-8 

J.  F.        .          .          . 

181 

600 


INDEX 


1 900- 1 

Grahame,  J.  W.  F. 

iqoo-i 

^_ 

M.  J.  H. 

1851-8 

Grant 

,  Alexander 

1864-71 

Andrew 

1849-56 

A.  D.  . 

1863-70 

Charles 

1875-82 

C.  G.  . 

1843-50 

C.  I.    . 

1824-8 

David 

1824-9 

D.  J.  . 

1824-7 

E.  B.  . 

1845-52 

E.  I.    . 

1853-60 

Evan  B. 

1844-51 

George 

1824-31 

Hamilton 

1898-9 

Ian  M. 

1897-8 

Ivor  Forsyt 

h         '. 

1851-8 

James 

1864-71 

James 

1864-71 

James 

1865-72 

James 

1864-71 

J.  Dundas 

1865-72 

J.  M.  . 

1910-11 

J.  M.  . 

1863-70 

J.  W.  . 

1858-65 

John  . 

1858-65 

John   . 

1865-72 

John  . 

1863-70 

J.  A.   . 

1856-63 

J.  C.    . 

1S36-43 

J.  E.  . 

1836-43 

J.  F.  E. 

1830-7 

J.  H.  . 

1850-7 

J.  J.  Forsyl 

h        '. 

1846-53 

J.  P.  . 

1871-8 

Leonard 

1876-83 

N.J.  . 

1868-75 

Ogilvie 

1866-73 

Robert  C. 

1832-9" 

R.  G.  H. 

1874-81 

Ronald  Cameron  . 

1896-7 

Ronald  Cameron 

1824-30 

T.  M.  . 

1824-30 

William 

1825-32 

WiUiam 

1826-33 

W.  D. 

1854-61 

W.  F.  Forsyth 

1866-73 

W.  T.  . 

Graiit-Suttie.     See  Suttie 

1867-74 

Gray 

A.  A.    . 

1910-11 

D.  I.  W. 

1911-12 

Edward  L.    . 

1883-91 

») 

Ernest  E.      . 

1871-8 

F.  M.    . 

1841-8 

,, 

Hugh   . 

1898-9 

» 

James  . 

1909-10 

if 

J.  D.  A. 

1827-34 

J.J-     . 

1913-14 

»I 

Lothian 

1877-84 

R.  \V.   . 

1866-73 

,j 

William 

1891-2 

)) 

William 

1855-62 

»J 

W.  Crighton 

1911-12 

J) 

W.  E.  . 

1856-63 

W.  R.  . 

1860-7 

Greaves,  E.  S. 

1858-65 

»» 

J.  E. 

1912-13 

Greene,  Arnold  J.  . 

1890-1 

Greenfield,  D.  W.    . 

1836-43 

)> 

Hume    . 

1827-34 

I» 

James   . 

1890-1 

tJ 

J.  G.      . 

1898-9 

f) 

T.  C.      . 

1870-7 

GreenhiU,  G.  C. 

. 

478 
478 

181 
281 
166 
274 

357 
i.^o 

7 
It 

3 
142 

193 
136 

23 
469 
464 
181 

282 
282 
290 
282 
290 

525 
274 

233 
233 
290  I 

274 
216  I 

87  i 
87  , 
60  1 

173 
149 

331 
362 
310 
297 

70 
351 
459 

17 

17 

31 

38 
201 

297 

303 
525 
529 
394  I 
332  i 
116  j 
469 
520 
44 
539  i 
367  i 
297  i 
433 
208 

529 

216 

252  1 

233 

534 

427 

87 

44 
427 
469  I 

323 


YEAK 

PAGE 

1868-75 

GreenhiU,  James     .          .         .310 

1901-2 

J.  K.       . 

483 

1904-5 

John  C.  . 

. 

497 

1874-81 

WiUiam  . 

, 

351 

1847-54 

Greenoak,  Robert   . 

156 

1893-4 

Greenshields,  James 

445 

1893-4 

J.  B. 

445 

1876-83 

Gregor,  A.  C. 

362 

1868-75 

D.  C. 

3'o 

1886-94 

„        G.  J. 

407 

1854-61 

John 

201 

1842-9 

Gregorson,  Angus   . 

124 

1878-85 

,,              Angus  M. 

372 

I881-8 

J.  D.      . 

386 

1869-76 

Gregory,  Alexander 

316 

1874-81 

,,          A.  OgUvy 

351 

1824-8 

,,          Duncan    . 

7 

I 890- I 

J.  L. 

427 

1837-44 

R.  K.        . 

93 

1866-73 

„          Thomas 

297 

1837-44 

T.  C. 

93 

I9II-I2 

T.  W. 

530 

1865-72 

W.  S. 

290 

1830-7 

Greig,  Alexander 

60 

1840-7 

,,     Benjamin 

108 

1847-54 

„     Charles 

156 

1824-8 

„     David  . 

7 

I9IO-II 

„     D.  W.  L.  M. 

525 

1883-91 

„     E.  D.  W. 

394 

1831-8 

„     George 

66 

1834-41 

„     James . 

79 

1845-52 

„     James . 

142 

1892-3 

„     J.  A.    . 

439 

1838-45 

„     J.  H.   . 

99 

1858-65 

„     J.  T.    . 

234 

1824-8 

„     John    . 

7 

1837-44 

,,     John    . 

93 

1855-62 

„     John    . 

208 

1832-9 

„     J.  B.    . 

70 

1841-8 

„     Lewis  B. 

116 

1839-46 

„     P.  M.  . 

104 

1832-9 

„     Robert 

70 

1835-42 

„     Robert 

83 

1856-63 

„     Robert 

216 

1843-50 

„     T.  A.    . 

1.30 

1830-7 

,,     William 

60 

1833-40 

„     WiUiam 

75 

1846-53 

„     William 

149 

1824-31 

„     W.  J.  . 

23 

1855-62 

Grev,  Charles 

208 

1843-50 

,:  c.B.  . 

130 

1828-35 

,,    Edward 

•        51 

1824-30 

„    Henry  . 

17 

1843-50 

„    W.  B.  . 

130 

1848-55 

Grier,  Frederick 

.      161 

1848-55 

„     J-  J-     • 

.      161 

1897-8 

Grierson,  J.  G.  Hamilton- 

•     464 

1892-3 

P.  F.  Hamilton- 

.      439 

1891-2 

Grieve,  G.  M. 

.      433 

1864-71 

„       J.  A.  M. 

.      282 

1891-2 

„       J-  B.  . 

■      433 

1891-2 

„       K.  K. 

■      433 

1859-66 

Walter 

■      243 

1891-2 

„       W.  W. 

■      433 

1825-32 

Grimes,  John  . 

31 

1855-62 

Grisbrooke,  C.  F. 

.      208 

1842-9 

Grogan,  Edwin 

.      124 

1835-42 

H.  W. 

•        83 

I9II-I2 

Grose,  D.  C.  E. 

•      530 

1906-7 

Grosset,  PhUip 

506 

1906-7 

W.  E. 

506 

1868-75 

Grosvenor,  W.  S. 

•      310 

1837-44 

Grove,  F.  H. 

•       93 

1838-45 

„      W.  G. 

.       99 

INDEX 


GOl 


YEAR 

PAGE 

YEAR 

PAGE 

1830-7 

Grut,  Ferdinand 

61 

1 840-53 

Hall,  E.  J 149 

1S99-1900  Guild,  A.  W. . 

•     473 

1906-7 

„    Henry   . 

•         506 

1891-2 

„      D.  A.  . 

•     433 

:     1905-6 

„    John  C. 

.        501 

1895-6 

^    „     W.  J.  . 

•     455 

1 85  3-60 

„   John  G. 

•         193 

1909-10 

Guiler,  H.  P. . 

520 

1895-6 

„   J.  R.     . 

•      455 

1909-10 

„       J.  P.  . 

•      521 

1850-7 

„   Joseph  S. 

•      173 

1850-7 

GuUand,  Charles 

•      173 

1838-45 

„   Robert  . 

99 

1906-7 

J.  M. 

506 

1856-63 

„   T.  A.      . 

.      216 

1902-3 

W.  J.  K. 

.     488 

1841-8 

„   T.  W.    . 

.      116 

1889-90 

Gunn,  A.  A.  . 

.     420 

1857-64 

„   W.  A.  R. 

.      226 

1873-80 

Guthrie,  Alexander 

•     345 

1849-56 

„   W.  J.     . 

.      167 

1 889-90 

„         Charles 

.      420 

1881-8 

„   W.  T.    . 

•      386 

1873-80 

,,         David 

•      345 

1876-83 

HaUard,  C.  M. 

•      362 

1869-76 

George 

•      317 

1865-72 

„         F.  M. 

.      290 

1891-2 

J-  H. 

•     433 

1870-7 

J.  H. 

•      324 

1889-90 

T.  M. 

.     420 

1880-7 

L.  C. 

.      382 

1908-9 

T.  W.  B. 

.     516 

1892-3 

HaUett,  B.  Hughes 

•     439 

1854-61 

William 

.     201 

1850-7 

Halliday,  David 

•      173 

1871-8 

^    "         ^V-  J- 

•     332 

1852-9 

James      . 

.      188 

1900-1 

Guy,  J.  C.  M. 

•      478 

1864-71 

T.  Scott  . 

.     282 

1899-1900        „  J.  A.  Campbe 

11        '. 

•     473 

1S24-30 

Hamilton,  Alexander 

17 

1826-33 

Gwynne,  Edward 

■        38 

1856-63 

Charles  . 

.      216 

1832-9 

,,          Francis     . 

70 

1827-34 

C.  V.      . 

44 

1829-36 

Henry       . 

•        56 

1851-8 

,,             David     . 

.      182 

1830-7 

„          Richard    . 

61 

1825-32 

George   . 

31 

1828-35 

„          William    . 

51 

1831-8 

„             George   . 

66 

1836-43 

George   . 

•        87 

1872-9 

George   . 

•      338 

1903-4 

Haddon,  Walter    . 

493 

1846-53 

G.  J.      . 

•      149 

1824-9 

Hagart,  Charles 

11 

1825-32 

G.  M.     . 

31 

1824-9 

„        J.  M. 

11 

1903-4 

Gerald    . 

•      493 

1863-70 

WiUiam     . 

274 

1896-7 

,,            Gordon  . 

•      459 

,,        Valentine-.    Sec  Valen 

1870-7 

Henry    . 

•      324 

tine-Hagart. 

1872-9 

H.  W.    . 

•      338 

1844-51 

Haig,  H.  A.    . 

136 

1843-50 

Hubert  . 

•      130 

1856-63 

„     H.  V.    . 

216 

1824-31 

James    . 

•        23 

1828-35 

,,     James  . 

51 

1824-31 

J.  A.       . 

•        23 

1828-35 

„    John     . 

51 

1826-33 

John       . 

■        38 

1828-35 

„    Robert. 

51 

1837-44 

„             John       . 

•       93 

1831-8 

„    Wilham 

66 

1843-50 

John       . 

■      131 

1851-8 

„    W.  H.  . 

181 

1S30-7 

,,             J.  Buchanan 

.        61 

1844-51 

„    W.  J.    . 

136 

1838-45 

J-  J-       • 

•       99 

1906-7 

Haldane,  A.  R.  Burdon  . 

506 

1896-7 

„             Kenneth 

•     459 

1896-7 

C.  L.        . 

459 

1826-33 

Kerr       . 

•        38 

1867-74 

,,           G.  Abercromby 

303 

1824-31 

„             Richard  W. 

•        23 

1907-8 

H.  R.       . 

512 

1824-30 

Robert  . 

17 

1854-61 

J.  A.        . 

201 

1850-7 

„             Robert  . 

•      173 

1873-80 

J.  A.  L.   . 

345 

1838-45 

R.  G.      . 

•       99 

T870-7 

J.  S.         . 

323 

1856-63 

R.  W.  C. 

.      216 

1866-73 

„           Richard  Burdon  (Vis- 

1830-7 

,,             Thomas. 

61 

count   Haldane    of 

1853-60 

,,             Thomas. 

•      193 

Cloan)  . 

297 

1877-84 

,,             Thomas. 

367 

1893-4 

R.  S.        . 

445 

1875-82 

T.  W.     . 

357 

184Q-56 

Robert     . 

167 

1827-34 

Walter  . 

44 

1859-66 

R.  C.        . 

243 

1848-55 

,,             William. 

161 

1901-2 

R.  P.        . 

484 

1840-7 

W.  C.  s. 

109 

1905-6 

T.  G.  N.  . 

501    1 

1912-13 

W.  R.     . 

534 

1824-8 

„          William    . 

7 

1840-7 

Sir  William  Si 

drling 

1891-2 

W.  G.       . 

433 

Bart. 

109 

1874-81 

.    „          Sir  WiUiam  S.  . 

351 

1911-12 

Z.  M.      . 

530 

1910-11 

Halden,  F.  G. 

525 

1858-65 

„            Bruce,  R.  Tyndale 

234 

1878-85 

Halkett,  Alexander 

372 

Hamilton-Grierson.     See  Grier- 

1850-7 

C.  H.  Craigie     . 

173 

son. 

1837-44 

„         David 

93 

1854-61 

Hamilton  Tyndale  Bruce,  An- 

1876-83 

J-F. 

3<J2 

drew  .          .          .     201 

1834-41 

„         John 

79 

1856-63 

„            Tyndale  Bruce,Walter  216 

1839-46 

J.  C.  Craigie      . 

104 

1882-90 

Hampton,  James    . 

390 

1877-84 

„         J.  F.          .         .          . 

.?67 

1900-1 

Handasyde,  A.  K. 

478 

„         Craigie-.     See  Craigie- 

1891-2 

C.  H. 

433 

Halkett. 

1864-71 

Handyside,  A.  G. 

282 

1838-45 

Hall,  Alfred   .          .          .          . 

09 

1872-9 

C.  B. 

338 

1855-62 

„   Burnett  G.     . 

208 

1861-8 

D.  T. 

260 

1867-74 

„   David    .          .          .          . 

303 

1844-51 

Hugh 

136 

1886-94 

„   D.  G.     . 

. 

407 

1855-62 

Hugh 

208 

602 


INDEX 


VCAR 

1855-62 

Handyside,  J.  Stewart 

1871-8 

P.  B.    . 

1859-66 

WilUam 

1871-8 

W.  L.  B. 

1849-56 

Hanna,  T.  C. . 

1853-60 

Hannah,  J.  J. 

1858-65 

Hannay,  G.  K. 

1856-63 

John 

1881-8 

P.  M.        . 

1911-12 

R.  S.  E.   . 

1891-2 

Hanson,  E.  T. 

1862-9 

Hardie,  David 

1902-3 

„        J.  A.  H.     . 

1856-63 

„        J.  R. 

1860-7 

,,       Richard 

1854-61 

„        Robert 

1911-12 

„        R.  S. 

1911-12 

„       W.  F.  R.    . 

1884-92 

Hardinge,  E.  E.  L. 

1883-91 

P.  R.  E. 

1868-75 

Hardy,  J.  P. 

1824-31 

Hardyman,  J.  H.    . 

1847-54 

Hare,  A.  M.   . 

1846-53 

„    James  . 

1841-8 

Harland,  Sir  Edward  J. 

1896-7 

Harper,  J.  S. . 

1905-6 

R.  R. 

1829-36 

Harriman,  Joseph  . 

1912-13 

Harrington,  Willoughby 

1861-8 

Harris,  A.  C.  E.      . 

1863-70 

„       E.  T. . 

1824-30 

„     J.  s. . 

1904-5 

„      T.  C.  . 

1827-34 

„      William 

1854-61 

Harrison,  C.  T. 

1850-7 

George    . 

1859-66 

H.  R.      . 

1835-42 

John 

1856-63 

„           Spencer  R. 

1857-64 

T.  F.       . 

1908-9 

William  . 

1855-62 

W.  A.      . 

1891-2 

Hart,  F.  G.    . 

1894-5 

„    J.  H.  B.  Berry 

1861-8 

Hartmann,  Maxton  Von 

1854-61 

Harvey,  Albert 

1876-83 

„         Bamett     . 

1883-91 

„         G.  G.         . 

1906-7 

„         G.  W.        . 

1850-7 

„         John 

1875-82 

John 

1892-3 

„         J.  D. 

189I-2 

Ralph  0.  . 

1879-86 

„         Robert 

1868-75 

„       R.  J. 

1874-81 

„        Thomas     . 

1855-62 

„        William     . 

1870-7 

WiUiam     . 

1865-72 

„        W.  A.        . 

1834-41 

Hastings,  Douglas  . 

1834-41 

F.  W.      . 

1834-41 

W.  D.     . 

1837-44 

W.  J.  M. 

1827-34 

Hathorn,  Hugh  Vans 

1825-32 

Hatton,  Clarke 

1825-32 

WiUiam     . 

1900-1 

Haultain,  W.  F.  T. 

1864-71 

Havet,  Alfred 

1848-55 

Hawes,  R.  H. 

1824-8 

Hawking,  James     . 

1856-63 

Hay,  A.  Cunningham 

1857-64 

„  Alfred    . 

1827-34 

„   Charles. 

1854-61 

„   Charles. 

Bart, 


PAOS 

YEAR 

PAOB 

208 

1861-8 

Hay,  C.  E 

260 

332 

1850-7 

,,  Dunlop. 

173 

243 

1824-9 

„  Sir  E.  H.  Drummond 

It 

332 

1828-35 

„  George  .... 

51 

167     1 

1845-52 

,,   Graham 

142 

193 

1857-64 

„   Henry   .... 

226 

234 

1860-7 

,,   Henry   .... 

252 

216 

1858-65 

„   James   .... 

234 

386  : 

1837-44 

„   John     . 

93 

530  1 

1864-71 

„   John     . 

282 

433 

1879-86 

„   J.  Binny 

376 

267 

1851-8 

„   J.  Bruce 

182 

488  , 

1824-30 

„   Sir    J.    H.    Drummond, 

216 

G.C.M.G.,  K.C.B. 

17 

252  1 

1877-84 

,,   J.  J-      . 

367 

201 

1829-36 

„   J.  M.     . 

56 

530 

1824-30 

„   Robert  . 

17 

530 

1864-71 

„   Robert  . 

282 

398  1 

1870-7 

„   Robert  . 

324 

395 

1868-75 

„  T.  J.      . 

3" 

31° 

1851-8 

„  WiUiam 

182 

23 

1841-8 

Hay -Newton,   W.   Drummond 

156 

OgUvy. 

118 

149 

1824-30 

Head,  Francis 

17 

n6 

1829-36 

Headlam,  Charles   . 

.        56 

459 

I87I-8 

Heath,  G.  F. 

•      332 

501 

1885-93 

Heatley,  J.  T.  P.    . 

.      402 

56 

1825-32 

HeatUe,  H.  P. 

•        31 

534 

I9OI-2 

Hebden,  D.  J.  R.   . 

•     484 

260 

1898-9 

H.  H.        . 

•      469 

274 

1844-51 

Hector,  Sir  James,  K.C.M.G. 

.      136 

17 

1861-8 

Heddle,  C.  T. 

.      260 

497 

1830-7 

„        J.G.           .          . 

6r 

44 

1854-61 

„        J.  G.  Moodie 

.     201 

201 

1837-44 

M.  F. 

•       93 

173 

1834-41 

Robert       . 

•        79 

243 

1859-66 

R.  W. 

.     243 

83 

1895-6 

Helm,  H.  P.  D.      . 

.     455 

216 

1826-33 

Hely-Hutchinson,    C.   W.     See 

226 

Hutchinson. 

516 

1854-61 

Hemming,  A.  C.      . 

.       202 

208 

1901-2 

W.  C.  G. 

.       484 

433 

1880-7 

Henderson,  A.  B.    . 

.       382 

451 

1855-62 

A.  E.    . 

.       208 

260 

1861-8 

Alfred  . 

.       260 

201 

1880-7 

Allan  M. 

.       382 

362 

1872-9 

„              Archibald 

.       338 

395 

1840-7 

,,              Charles 

.       109 

506 

1856-63 

C.  Piercy 

.       216 

173 

1910-11 

C.  W.  . 

.       525 

357 

1867-74 

D.  B.    . 

•       303 

439 

1836-43 

D.  J.    . 

.          87 

433 

1875-82 

D.  P.    . 

.     357 

376 

1859-66 

E.  Piercy      . 

.     243 

310 

1828-35 

,,              James  . 

.       51 

351 

1837-44 

,,               James  . 

•       93 

208 

1856-63 

John     . 

.     216 

324 

1864-71 

„               Patrick 

.     282 

290 

1835-42 

„              Robert 

.       83 

79 

1857-64 

R.  C.    . 

.     226 

79 

i      1879-86 

,,              Thomas 

.     376 

79 

i      I9II-I2 

T.  R.    . 

.     530 

93 

1834-41 

WilUam 

79 

45 

1847-54 

WiUiam 

.      156 

31 

1862-9 

W.  J.   . 

.     267 

31 

1839-46 

W.  R.  . 

.      104 

479 

;  1902-3 

W.  R.  G.       . 

.     488 

282 

1850-7 

W.  S.   . 

•      174 

161 

1860-7 

W.  T.  . 

.     252 

7 

1913-14 

Hendry,  Duncan     . 

•     539 

216 

1879-86 

R.  M.  S.   . 

•     376 

226 

i  1886-94 

H.  H.        . 

•     407 

45 

1874-81 

Henry,  Matthew     . 

.     351 

201 

1825-32 

„      WilUam       . 

•        31 

INDEX 


608 


YEAR 

PACE 

1          YEAR 

I85I-8 

Hepburn,  A.  Buchan- 

.         182 

1905-6 

HiU,  K.  J.  Cowan  . 

1824-30 

„           Cosmo  A. 

17 

1861-8 

„  R.  G.     . 

I85I-8 

„           J.  Buchan- 

.         182 

1856-63 

„  R.  H.     . 

1824-8 

W.  H.     . 

7 

1861-8 

„  T.  A.      . 

1902-3 

Hepburne-Scott,  A.  N.    . 

•     490 

1862-9 

„  Wardrop  M.    . 

1865-72 

Herbert,  Charles     . 

.      290 

1      1840-7 

„  William 

1870-7 

,,         Ernest 

•      324 

t      1847-54 

„  William 

1865-72 

,,          Leonard    . 

.      290 

1832-9 

„W.  S.     . 

1865-72 

Percy 

.     290 

1900-1 

Hillcoat,  R.  G. 

1899-1900  Herbertson,  J.  M.  . 

•     473 

1842-9 

Hills,  Archibald      . 

1899-1900        „                R.  S.  . 

•      473 

:  1851-8 

„    Archibald 

1913-14 

Herd,  A.  M.  G.       . 

■      539 

1844-51 

„    G.  Scott 

1912-13 

„    G.  G.   . 

•      534 

1851-8 

„    G.  Scott 

1909-10 

„    H.  J.    . 

•     521 

;     1844-51 

„    Sir  John,  K.C.B. 

1909-10 

„    T.  A.    . 

•     521 

1847-54 

„    R.  Savi 

I 890- I 

Herdman,  C.  W.     . 

■      427 

1851-8 

„    T.  Scott 

1908-9 

Ian  G.    . 

.     516 

1     1842-9 

Hills-Johnes,  Sir  Jame 

1908-9 

J.  K.      . 

.      516 

G.C.B.         .         . 

1874-81 

„            R.  Duddingstone 

•      351 

:    1892-3 

Hilson,  B.  R. 

1905-6 

T.  A.      . 

.     501 

I    1835-42 

Hinde,  S.  H.  . 

1870-7 

W.  A.     . 

•     324 

1839-46 

Hindhaugh,  W.  H. 

1908-9 

W.  M.     . 

.     516 

I    1824-7 

Hislop,  Alexander  . 

1870-7 

Herdman  Newton,  R.  Newton 

•     324 

1882-90 

„       A.  Fowler  . 

1903-4 

Herford,  F.  M. 

•      493 

1836-43 

„       Francis 

1862-9 

Heriot,  A.  A.  Maitland    . 

.      267 

1851-8 

„       George 

1863-70 

„       F.  Maitland 

•     274 

1824-7 

„       J.  C.  .         . 

1871-8 

F.  D.  Maitland    . 

•     332 

1833-40 

„       J.  Fowler    . 

1827-34 

F.  L.  Maitland    . 

45 

1908-9 

„       J.  F.  G.      . 

1851-8 

,,       Richard 

182 

1877-84 

„       P.  W. 

1851-8 

„       William 

182 

1841-8 

Robert 

1827-34 

„       W.     Maitland,     after- 

1864-71 

„       Robert 

wards   Heriot    Dou- 

1874-81 

Hobbs,  P.  E.  F.      . 

gaU 

45 

1905-6 

Hobkirk,  E.  W.  J.  . 

1866-73 

„       W.  Maitland 

298 

1878-85 

Hodson,  A.  D. 

1830-7 

Heriot-Maitland,  Robert . 

61 

1864-71 

„         Forbes  S.  . 

1869-76 

Heme,  G.  E. 

317 

1855-62 

„         Hubert  C. 

1837-44 

Herries,  A.  Young  . 

93 

1850-7 

„         Vernon  J. 

1904-5 

Herring,  R.  A. 

497 

1867-74 

Hoff,  W.  W.  . 

1849-56 

Herriot,  Charles 

167 

1844-51 

Hog,  T.  A.     . 

1912-13 

Hetherington,  A.  C. 

534 

1848-55 

Hogarth,  David 

1912-13 

W.  M.       . 

534 

1851-8 

„          David      . 

1891-2 

Hewat,  A.  F.          .         .         . 

433 

1825-32 

Robert     . 

1870-7 

„       Govan 

324 

1900-1 

T.  J.        . 

1913-14 

„       H.  B. 

539 

1912-13 

Hogben,  William    . 

1906-7 

„       J.  G.  A.      . 

506 

1824-9 

Hogg,  Arthur 

1906-7 

„       J.  C.  A.      . 

506 

1824-9 

,,     Frederick 

1868-75 

„       Kirkwood  . 

3" 

1825-32 

„     WiUiam 

1913-14 

„       R.  I.            .          .          . 

539 

1858-65 

Hoggan,  Andrew     . 

1863-70 

„       R.  J.           .         .         . 

274 

1858-65 

G.  B.        . 

1906-7 

Hewitt,  W.  G. 

506 

1889-90 

Hole,  G.  L.  D. 

1841-8 

HewUtt,  William     . 

116 

1889-90 

„    R.  B.    . 

1908-9 

Hicks,  Harold  F.    . 

516 

1858-65 

„    William 

1906-7 

„      H.  A.  H.  G. 

506 

1896-7 

„    W.  A.  . 

1856-63 

Higginson,  Arthur  . 

216 

1874-81 

Holmes,  F.  W. 

1857-64 

„             Jonathan 

226 

1828-35 

„         J.  K.  E.    . 

1852-9 

Higham,  James 

188 

1852-9 

Peter 

1853-60 

Hignett,  G.  E. 

193 

1854-61 

„         R.  J. 

1873-80 

Hill,  Albert  E.         .         .          . 

345 

1867-74 

Holms,  David 

1849-56 

„  A.  J 

167 

1853-60 

Home,  D.  G.  Binning 

1869-76 

„  David     .          .          .          . 

317 

1838-45 

„      Sir  John,  Bart. 

1850-7 

„F.B 

174 

1824-7 

„      J.  B.  . 

1845-52 

„  George    .          . 

143 

1835-42 

„      P.  A.  . 

1886-94 

„G.  A 

407 

1825-32 

„      Rodham 

1867-74 

.,  G.  T 

303 

1841-8 

Home-Speirs,  Sir  George 

1849-56 

„  Henry    .          .          .          . 

167 

1895-6 

Honeyman,  A.  L.  M. 

1846-53 

„  H.  D 

149 

1895-6 

H.  R.  . 

1856-63 

„  H.  W.  J. 

2l6 

1906-7 

„              Stanley 

1867-74 

„  James    .          .          .         . 

303 

1830-7 

Hood,  A.  C.   . 

1852-9 

„JD 

188 

1843-50 

,,     James . 

1851-8 

„  J.  H.  G. 

182 

1828-35 

„     T.  C.    . 

1875-82 

,.  J.  M 

357 

1872-9 

Hooper,  H.  S. 

1841-8 

„  John       .... 

117 

1873-80 

„        W.  S.         . 

1866-73 

„  J.  Boswell 

298 

1903-4 

Hope,  A.  H.  C. 

1903-4 

„  J.  E.  Cowan  . 

493 

1850-7 

,,     Augustus 

v.c, 


Bart. 


fAGX 
501 
260 
217 
260 
267 
109 
156 
71 

479 
124 

182 
136 
182 
136 
156 
182 

124 

439 

83 

104 

3 

391 

87 

182 

3 

75 
516 

367 
117 
282 
352 
501 
372 
282 
20S 
174 
303 
136 
161 
182 

32 
479 
534 

11 

II 

32 
234 
234 
420 
420 
234 
459 
352 

51 

i83 

202 

303 

193 

99 

3 

83 

32 

117 

455 

455 

506 

61 

131 

51 

338 

345 

493 

174 


604 


INDEX 


YEAH 

1826-33 

Hope, 

Charles 

1838-45 

}) 

Charles  Webley 

1841-8 

,) 

Charles  William 

1842-9 

»» 

D,  Boyle 

1826-33 

>) 

James  . 

1826-33 

»> 

James  . 

1844-51 

>» 

J.  A.    .          . 

1905-6 

)> 

J.  C.  D. 

1847-54 

>> 

J.  L.    . 

1886-94 

)> 

J.  W.   .          . 

1905-6 

)) 

LesUe  P. 

1844-51 

)) 

Thomas 

Hope 

Johnstone.      See 

stone. 

1837-44 

Hopkins,  Charles     . 

1848-55 

,, 

J.I. 

1848-55 

»» 

John  C.    . 

1836-43 

,, 

W.  R.  J. 

1827-34 

Hopkirk,  H.  G. 

1824-31 

,j 

James 

1825-32 

») 

J.  W.  H. 

1889-90 

Horn, 

Robert 

1858-65 

j^ 

WiUiam 

1849-56 

Home 

!,  Archibald    . 

1831-8 

J, 

James 

1850-7 

,^ 

J.  D.  . 

1831-8 

,j 

John  . 

1837-44 

»t 

T.  E.  0.       . 

1893-4 

»» 

T.  W. 

1865-72 

Horsbrugh,  A.  W.  . 

1876-83 

>f 

C.  E.     . 

1836-43 

11 

D.  K.   . 

1867-74 

j» 

F.  G.  M. 

1868-75 

») 

H.  Moncreiff 

1825-32 

a 

John    . 

1856-63 

j» 

John     . 

1871-8 

it 

R.  P.    . 

1827-34 

>) 

Thomas 

1828-35 

William 

1824-31 

Horsburgh,  Bethune 

1824-31 

>) 

C.  B.    . 

1888-9 

Horsfield,  A.  E.      . 

1894-5 

jj 

Edwin     . 

1880-7 

yt 

G.  M.      . 

1885-93 

Jf 

John 

1840-7 

Horsely,  Francis      . 

1840-7 

,j 

Ralph 

1844-51 

Horsley,  W.  D. 

1857-64 

Hosack,  D.  D.  F.    . 

1856-63 

»> 

James 

1854-61 

>) 

John 

1892-3 

>j 

J.  A.  C. 

1850-7 

W.  J.  R. 

1838-45 

Hoskins,  G.  R. 

1874-81 

Hotchlris,  J.  N. 

1889-90 

Hotson,  J.  E.  B. 

1859-66 

Houston,  E.  P. 

1848-55 

)» 

R.  A. 

1907-8 

Howard,  Stewart  C 

1882-90 

jj 

T.  N.  s.-^ 

1903-4 

Howat,  D.  E. 

1839-46 

»» 

R.  K. 

1853-60 

Howden,  Andrew 

1849-56 

jj 

C.  R. 

1873-80 

»» 

C.  R.  A. 

1857-64 

it 

D.  B. 

1847-54 

Francis 

1843-50 

M 

G.  M. 

1859-66 

J.  D. 

1867-74 

I> 

J.  M. 

1896-7 

)» 

P.  F. 

1850-7 

if 

P.  G. 

1854-61 

it 

R.  M. 

1908-9 

n 

Thomas 

PAGE 

YEAR 

PAGE 

38 

1835-42 

Howe,  Hennis         .         .         .83 

99 

1S24-31 

,,      Henry 

23 

117 

1824-31 

,,      Thomas 

, 

23 

124 

1913-14 

Howman,  Ross  C.  . 

539 

38 

J  85 1 -8 

Hoyes,  Lewis 

. 

182 

38 

1847-54 

Hozier,  Sir  H.  M.,  K.C.B. 

157 

136 

18.54-41 

„       WilUam    Wallace    (ist 

502 

Baron  Newlands) 

79 

'57 

1827-34 

Hudson,  R.  J. 

45 

407 

1838-45 

Hughes,  Ale.xander 

99 

502 

1858-65 

C.  H.         . 

234 

130 

1853-60 

D.  E. 

193 

1858-65 

„         Edward     . 

^34 

1858-65 

F.  H. 

235 

93 

1846-53 

G.  P. 

149 

161 

1851-8 

„         G.  W.        . 

182 

161 

1S70-7 

,,         Gerard 

.524 

87 

1870-7 

„         Henry 

324 

45 

1846-53 

„       J.  w.       . 

149 

23 

1848-55 

Pnngle      . 

i(>i 

32 

1845-52 

Hughson,  John 

143 

420 

1867-74 

Hull,  R.  M.  W. 

303 

234 

1838-45 

Humble,  Edward    . 

99 

167 

1909-10 

Hume,  A.  C.  . 

521 

66 

1803-70 

„       J.  A.  Ross  . 

274 

174 

1826-33 

,,       John  . 

38 

66 

1856-63 

„       J.  K.  . 

217 

93 

1913-14 

„     J.  w. 

539 

445 

1910-11 

„    .  T.  G.  . 

525 

290 

1876-83 

„      W.  R. 

362 

362 

1854-61 

Humphreys,  Henry 

202 

87 

i88v9i 

William 

395 

303 

1831-8 

Hunt,  Andrew 

66 

3" 

1825-32 

„     J.  A.    . 

32 

32 

1824-31 

„     John    . 

23 

217 

1834-41 

„     John    . 

79 

332 

1836-43 

„     Robert 

87 

45 

1839-46 

„     Robert 

104 

51 

1872-9 

„     W.  A.  . 

338 

23 

1824-31 

Hunter,  Alexander 

23 

23 

1869-76 

„        A.  Toynbee 

317 

414 

1856-63 

„        A.  J. 

217 

451 

1837-44 

A.  K. 

94 

382 

1875-82 

„        B.  S. 

357 

402 

1835-42 

David 

83 

109 

1878-85 

„        D.  S.  T. 

372 

109 

1909-10 

„         Douglas  M 

521 

136 

1911-12 

„        Douglas  S. 

•     530 

226 

1895-6 

„         Evan  A. 

•      455 

217 

1879-86 

„         G.  H. 

•      376 

202 

1856-63 

„        G.  W.  E. 

•      217 

439 

1841-8 

„        Hugh 

■      117 

174 

1828-35 

,,         James 

51 

99 

1848-55 

James 

.      161 

352 

1869-76 

James 

•      317 

420 

1832-9 

„         J.  A. 

71 

243 

1844-51 

„         J-  E. 

.     l.SO 

161 

1843-50 

„         J.G. 

•      131 

512 

1824-8 

.,      J-  w. 

7 

391 

1832-9 

John 

71 

493 

1843-50 

,,         John 

•      131 

104 

1872-9 

„        J.  A.  C. 

■     338 

193 

1831-a 

„        Lockhart 

.        66 

167 

1 888-9 

„        N.  F. 

•      414 

345 

1901-2 

„        P.  C. 

•     484 

226 

1859-66 

„         P.  M. 

■      243 

157 

1891-2 

,,         Reginald  5 

•      4.34 

131 

1824-31 

,,         Richard 

■        24 

243 

1825-32 

„         Richard 

■        32 

303 

1855-62 

„         Richard 

.      209 

459 

1824-9 

„         Robert 

II 

174 

1824-30 

„         Robert 

17 

202 

1906-7 

„         R.  G. 

506 

516 

1834-41 

R.  Scott 

•       79 

INDEX 


605 


1840-7 

Hunter,  R.  Scott    . 

.      X09 

1913-14 

Ingram,  A.  D. 

539 

1895-6 

Ronald  M. 

•     45<> 

18Q6-7 

„        G.  G. 

459 

1847-54 

T.  A. 

■      157 

1884-92 

,,         Thomas 

398 

1876-8? 

„        T.  D. 

.      362 

1824-8 

Innes,  Alexander     . 

7 

1855-62 

„         T.  F. 

.     209 

1853-60 

,,     Cosmo,  jun. . 

193 

1888-9 

,,        T.  Mansfiel 

d        .          .414 

1846-53 

,,     F.   J.  Cosmo. 

149 

1855-62 

W.  A. 

.      209 

1842-9 

„      H.Rose        . 

125 

1850-7 

„        W.  F.         . 

•      174 

1845-52 

,,     James. 

«43 

1870-7 

,.        W.  J. 

•     324 

1838-45 

„      John    .          .          .          . 

99 

„       W.   J.   c. 

See    Jopp. 

1824-30 

„      J.  B 

18 

W.  C.  H 

1897-8 

„      J.  S.  Brodie- 

464 

IS34-4I 

„        W.  M.         . 

79 

1906-7 

,,     Thomas 

507 

1848-55 

W.  Vary    . 

.      161 

„     Mitchell.      See    Mitchel 

Hunter-Arundell.     ^ 

See  Arundell. 

Innes. 

Hunter  Blair.     See 

Blair. 

1824-31 

Inverarity,  David   . 

24 

1857-64 

Hunting,  William   . 

.     226 

1829-36 

„              George  . 

56 

1888-9 

Husband,  Francis   . 

•     414 

1824-9 

James   . 

II 

1886-94 

,,            James 

■     407 

1836-43 

,,              John  S. 

87 

1886-94 

,,            William  . 

.     407 

1824-7 

Jonathan  D.  . 

3 

1829-36 

Hussey,  J.  M. 

.        56 

1836-43 

Ireland,  R.  H. 

87 

1826-33 

,,        Thomas 

.        38 

t888-9 

Irons,  A.  V.  Blackwell     . 

414 

1875-82 

Hutcheson,  James  . 

•      357 

1877-84 

„    D.  E.  Blackwell     . 

367 

1844-51 

Hutchins,  C.  G. 

•      137 

1888-9 

„     G.  B.  Blackwell     . 

414 

1844-51 

Hutchinson,  A.  H.  . 

•      137 

1886-94 

„     J.  C.  BlackweU      . 

407 

1843-50 

Charles 

.      131 

1858-65 

Irvine,  A.  J.  . 

235 

1826-33 

C.W.I 

lely-.         .       38 

1833-40 

„      A.  W.  C.      . 

75 

1844-51 

„                Edwar 

a        .         .137 

1863-70 

,,      A.  .Stewart  . 

274 

1842-9 

R.  F.  . 

.     125 

1862-9 

„      D.  R.  . 

267 

1905-6 

Hutchison,  Eric  A.  ( 

3.      .          .     502 

1861-8 

„      George 

260 

1883-91 

G.  A.  CI 

ark    .          .     395 

1865-72 

„      H.  Stewart  . 

290 

1909-10 

G.  1.  Ch 

irk     .           -521 

1863-70 

„      R.  W. 

274 

1885-93 

K.  D.    . 

.      402 

1875-82 

„      T.  W. 

357 

1829-36 

R.  P.     . 

.        56 

1824-8 

Irving,  Alexander   . 

7 

1824-31 

William 

24 

1834-41 

,,       Alexander  . 

79 

1829-36 

Hutton,  Arthur 

.        56 

1824-31 

„       A.  S.  . 

24 

I9I3-I4 

„         Douglas  C. 

•     539 

1827-34 

„       D.  W. 

45 

1826-33 

„         James 

.        38 

1824-31 

„       G.  Vere 

24 

1898-9 

„         J-  A. 

.     469 

1905-6 

„       J-  F.  . 

502 

1826-33 

W.  F. 

.        38 

1824-30 

„       John  . 

18 

1824-30 

„       Patrick 

18 

1864-71 

Imlach,  A.  F. 

.      282 

1905-6 

„       T.  H. 

502 

1824-30 

Henry 

17 

„      Bell-.     See  Bell-Irving. 

1824-30 

Robert      . 

.        18 

1826-33 

Isaacs,  Robert 

38 

1896-7 

Imrie,  H.  D.  M.      . 

•      459 

1832-9 

Iver,  Archibald 

71 

1885-93 

Inches,  C.  M. 

.      402 

1828-35 

Ivory,  Alexandeir    . 

51 

I890-I 

„       E.  J. 

•      427 

1839-46 

,,      Francis 

104 

1909-10 

,,       J.  Morison 

.      521 

1834-41 

,,     Holmes 

79 

1834-41 

Ingleby,  Henry 

•        79 

1862-9 

,,     Holmes 

267 

1830-7 

„         Rupert 

.        61 

1830-7 

,,     James . 

61 

1847-54 

Ingles,  A.  W. 

•      157 

1826-33 

,,     ThomEis 

38 

1845-52 

„      David 

•      143 

1834-41 

„      WiUiam 

79 

1849-56 

„      H.  A. 

.      167 

1891-2 

„     W.  Holmes  . 

•     434 

1850-7 

,,      John  . 

■      174 

1858-65 

Izett,  George. 

•     235 

1824-30 

Inglis,  A.  D.  . 

18 

1855-62 

„      A.  Wood 

.      209 

1824-7 

Jackson,  Alexander 

3 

1824-31 

„      Andrew 

.        24 

1853-60 

C.  W.       . 

•      194 

1847-54 

,,      Andrew 

•      157 

1903-4 

G.  M.      . 

•     493 

1875-82 

„      Arthur  R. 

■     357 

1856-63 

,,           James      . 

.      217 

1843-50 

,,     Charles 

•      131 

1859-66 

Robert    . 

■      244 

1854-61 

„      George 

202 

1859-66 

Jaffray,  A.  J.  . 

•     244 

1855-62 

„      G.  L.  . 

.     209 

1852-9 

William      . 

.      188 

1906-7 

,,     Gordon  S. 

•      507 

1904-5 

Jalland,  B.  V. 

•     497 

1908-9 

,.      Harry  A. 

.      516 

1901-2 

C.  V.D.     . 

•     484 

1862-9 

.,      Harry  H. 

.     267 

1900-1 

D.  C.  E.    . 

•      479 

1872-9 

„      Herbert  J. 

•     339 

1905-6 

James,  Alastair  K. . 

502 

1824-8 

James 

7 

1906-7 

„       Arthur  H.   . 

•      507 

1890-1 

„      J.A.  C. 

•     427 

1843-50 

„       D.  WilUs     . 

•      131 

1839-46 

,,      John    . 

.      104 

1912-13 

,,       Douglas  H. 

•      534 

1900-1 

„      John    . 

•     479 

1855-62 

„       H.  N.  L.      . 

.     209 

1895-6 

„      Joseph  E. 

.     456 

1859-66 

,,       John  . 

•     244 

1849-56 

„      R.  L.  . 

.      167 

1863-70 

„       R.  L.  . 

•     274 

1905-6 

„      T.  H.  . 

502 

1897-8 

„       R.T.. 

•     464 

1824-31 

„     William 

.        24 

1829-36 

,,      Thomas 

•        56 

1906-7 

,,     William 

•     507 

1888-9 

Jameson,  A.  M'CuUoch    , 

•     414 

606 


INDEX 


YEAR 

PACE 

1855-62 

Jameson,  Andrew  (Lord  Ard 

waU)    . 

.        209 

1886-94 

A.  J.]  SeeM'CuUoch 
A.  J. 

1902-3 

„            A.  St.  Clair     . 

.        488 

1 890- 1 

A.  D.      . 

•        427 

1842-9 

„            Charles  . 

•         125 

1878-85 

J.  Conway       . 

•     373 

1865-72 

J.  H.      . 

.     290 

i86i-8 

John       . 

.     260 

1888-9 

„            J.  Gordon 

•     414 

1858-65 

J.  St.  Clair      . 

•     235 

1882-90 

R.  C.      . 

•     391 

1881-8 

R.  D.      .          . 

•     386 

1883-91 

W.  B.     . 

•     395 

1827-34 

Jamieson,  John 

•        45 

1881-8 

„            J.  Christian      . 

.     386 

1910-11 

J.  L.       . 

•     525 

1885-93 

K.  A.  H. 

•     403 

1889-90 

M.  A.      . 

.      421 

1888-9 

P.  E.       . 

•      415 

1827-34 

„           Thomas  . 

45 

1838-45 

Jardine,  Sir  Alexander,  Bart. 

•       99 

1847-54 

,.        C.  J. 

•      157 

1859-66 

„        D.  Jardine 

•     244 

1863-70 

James 

■     274 

1824-31 

John 

•        24 

1842-9 

William     . 

■      125    1 

1893-4 

Jarvie,  J.  M. . 

•     445 

1893-4 

Jeffrey,  G.  R. 

445  : 

1881-8 

Peter 

386    . 

1882-90 

Robert 

391 

1869-76 

„        Thomas 

317 

1871-8 

Jenkin,  A.  Fleeming 

332 

1877-84 

B.  M. 

367 

1875-82 

„       C.  Frewen  . 

357 

1896-7 

„        C.  0.  Frewen 

459 

1841-8 

„       H.  C.  Fleeming  . 

117 

1910-11 

Jenkins,  C.  A. 

525 

1893-4 

Jenkinson,  S.  N.     . 

445 

1828-35 

Jerdon,  Archibald  . 

51 

1895-6 

Jobson,  T.  S. 

456 

1866-73 

Jockel,  Conrad 

298 

1860-7 

„      L.  C. 

252 

1910-11 

Johnson,  C.  G.  A.  Yate  . 

525 

1902-3 

V.  Yate   . 

488 

1903-4 

Johnson-Gilbert,  Ian  A.  . 

492 

1903-4 

„        Thomas,  jun. 

492    ' 

1865-72 

Johnston,  A.  Bruce 

290 

1861-8 

A.  H.      . 

260 

1912-13 

„           Christopher  M. 

535 

1901-2 

„           C.  M'Kenzie    . 

484 

1894-5 

D.  A.      . 

451 

1886-94 

„           David     . 

407 

1861-8 

D.  G.      . 

260 

1863-70 

D.  G.      . 

274 

1853-60 

George    . 

194 

1860-7 

„           George    . 

252 

1872-9 

G.  H.      . 

339 

1860-7 

G.  R.      . 

252 

1865-72 

H.  A.      . 

290 

1884-92 

H.  L.      . 

398 

1913-14 

Hugh  A.  B.     . 

539 

1861-8 

J.c.      . 

260 

1825-32 

J.  D.       .          .         . 

32 

1851-8 

J.  F.       .         .         . 

182 

1907-8 

J.W.      .         .         . 

512 

1824-9 

John       . 

11 

1851-8 

J.  Smith 

182 

1909-10 

J.  R.       .          .          . 

521 

1845-52 

„           R.  Bruce 

143 

1865-72 

R.  C.       .          .         . 

290 

1851-8 

R.  F.      .         .          . 

182 

1900-1 

R.  G.      .          .         . 

479 

1875-82  Johnston,  R.  H. 

1865-72  ,,           R.  M. 

1850-7  ,,            W.  Cunningham 

1906-7  ,,            W.  S. 

1837-44  Johnstone,  Alexander 

1910-11  „              Alistair  T. 

1906-7  „             Arthur  S. 

1859-66  ,,             Charles. 

1840-7  „             C.  Hope 

1S42-9  „             D.  B.  Hope 

1867-74  „             D.  Campbell 

1842-9  „             Edward 

1828-35  „             F.  W.    . 

1903-4  ,,             Frank  S. 

1906-7  „             F.  J.  C. 

1893-4  .1             G.  M.    . 

1828-35  „             G.  G.  Hope 

1828-35  »             Halliday 

1830-7  „              Henry  . 

1867-74  „              H.  M.    . 

1866-73  „              J.  W.  Douglas 

1846-53  „             J.  W.  Hope 

1827-34  „             John     . 

1878-85  „             John     . 

1837-44  »             John  C.  Hope 

1840-7  „             J.  F.     . 

1858-65  „             J.  M.     . 

1830-7  „             J.  S.      . 

1824-7  „             R.  A.    . 

1837-44  „             R.  G.  Hope 

1912-13  „             R.  L.     . 

1907-8  „             R.  W.  M. 

1824-9  „              Thomas 

1824-9  „              William 

1877-84  „             W.  Charles 

1828-35  „             W.  J.  Hope 

1837-44  Jollie,  William 

1864-71  Jolly,  David  . 

1858-65  „    H.  R.   . 

1865-72  „    J.  K.    . 

1893-4  ,>    J-  K.    . 

1865-72  „    M.  R.   . 

1863-70  „    R.  K.  . 

1858-65  „    S.  D.    . 

1858-65  „    W.  G.  . 

1892-3  Jones,  A.  B.   . 

1887-8  „     A.  E.  L. 

1863-70  „     A.  W. . 

1884-92  „     C.  K.  Digby 

1 86 1 -8  „     Heigh  way 

1892-3  „     L.  R.  . 

1825-32  „     N.  W.. 

1860-7  „      R.  Everard 

1869-76  Jopp,  A.  A.    . 

1882-90  „    A.  J.  P. 

1852-9  ,,    Andrew  A. 

1 83 1 -8  ,,    Charles 

1864-71  ,,    C.  A.    . 

1871-8  „     J.  A.     . 

1854-61  „    J.  G.    . 

1828-35  „    Keith  . 

1865-72  „    R.  W.  . 

1867-74  ..    W.  C.  H. 

1867-74  „    W.  D.  . 

1830-7  Junor,  Colin  . 

1826-33  Kay,  D.  J.     . 

1881-8  Keav,  Charles 

1879-86  „'     John    . 

1894-5  Kedslie,  H.  F. 

1888-9  Keegan,  C.  B. 

1887-8  „         J.  W. 

1885-93  „        T.  J.  M. 

1869-76  KeiUer,  A.  J. 


.357 
291 

174 

507 

94 

525 

507 

244 

109 

125 

303 

125 

51 

493 

507 

445 

51 

51 

61 

304 
298 
150 

45 
373 

94 
109 

235 
61 

3 
94 

535 

512 
II 
II 

367 
51 
94 

282 

235 
291 

445 
291 

274 
235 
235 
439 
409 
275 
398 
261 
4.39 

32 
252 
317 
391 
188 

66 
282 
332 
202 

51 
291 

304 

304 
61 

38 
386 
377 
451 
415 
409 

403 
317 


INDEX 


607 


YEAR 

PAGE 

VEAR 

PACB 

1868-75 

KeiUer,  J.  A. 

3" 

IS55-62 

Kerr,  Thomas 

.        209 

1830-7 

Keir,  J.  T.     . 

61 

1863-70 

„    W.  L.  . 

■        275 

1851-8 

„   W.  A.    . 

182 

1829-36 

„    W.  W.  . 

56 

1838-45 

Keith,  W.  A. 

99 

1825-32 

Key,  C.  H.     . 

32 

1844-51 

KeU,  J.  G.      . 

137 

1866-73 

Kidd,  J.  F.     . 

298 

1878-85 

KeUand,  H.  P.  C.   . 

373 

1900-1 

Kidston,  M.  M.  W. 

479 

1860-7 

James       . 

252 

1839-46 

Kilgour,  William     . 

105 

1869-76 

0.  B.        . 

317 

1881-8 

Kindersley,  A.  O.  L. 

386 

1856-63 

KeUie,  A.  W. 

217 

1883-91 

D.  C.  P.         . 

395 

1854-61 

KeUy,  Charles 

202 

i88i-8 

R.  C.  M. 

386 

1899-1900 

„     C.  C.    . 

473 

1900-1 

King,  A.  D.  C. 

479 

I9OI-2 

„     D.  R.  . 

484 

1860-7 

„    J.  H.    . 

252 

1900-1 

„     G.  D.  . 

479 

1898-9 

Kininmonth,  J.  C.  . 

469 

1852-9 

„      J.  J.    . 

188 

1838-45 

Kinloch,  Charles      . 

99 

Kelly-Lawson.     See  Lawson. 

1836-43 

D.  J. 

87 

I86I-8 

Kelso,  Archibald     . 

261 

1858-65 

Sir  John  G.  S.,  Bart 

•     235 

1871-8 

„     J.  E.  H.       . 

332 

1833-40 

Kinnear,  B.  Gott    . 

75 

„      W.    E.    Utterson.     Se, 

! 

1830-7 

„          George      . 

61 

Utterson. 

1891-2 

N   B.        . 

434 

1901-2 

Kemp,  A.  D. 

484 

1847-54 

W.  Balfour 

157 

1898-9 

„      F.  A.  . 

469 

„          Balfour-.       See     Bal 

1857-64 

„      James 

227 

four-Kinnear. 

1866-73 

„      John  . 

298 

1824-31 

Kinniburgh,  Joseph 

24 

1843-50 

„      J.  F.  . 

131 

1896-7 

Kirby,  J.  T.  . 

460 

1910-11 

„      S.  D.  . 

525 

1878-85 

Kirk,  A.  F.  C. 

373 

1856-63 

„      W.  F. 

217 

1873-80 

„    D.  G.    . 

345 

1869-76 

Kennedy,  A.  M.      . 

317 

1875-82 

,,    F.  Hope 

358 

1880-7 

G.  R.      . 

382 

1858-65 

„    Francis  M.     . 

235 

1892-3 

G.  S.       . 

439 

1883-91 

„    G.  C.  S. 

395 

1877-84 

„           H.  A.  A. 

367 

1857-64 

„    Sir  Henry  A.,  K.C.I.E. 

227 

1824-9 

„           H.  H.      . 

12 

1864-71 

„    J.  A.     . 

283 

1854-61 

„           James 

202 

1829-36 

„    John     . 

56 

1860-7 

J.  S.        . 

252 

1870-7 

„    Robert 

324 

1824-31 

„            John 

24 

1869-76 

„    W.  J.    . 

317 

1850-7 

,,            John 

174 

1906-7 

Kirkland,  H.  M.      . 

507 

1864-71 

„            John 

282 

1888-9 

ICirkpatrick,  Charles 

415 

1891-2 

M.  R.      . 

434 

1879-86 

,,                Edward 

377 

1877-84 

Neil  J.,  now  N.  J.  K 

1870-7 

„                 Roger 

324 

Cochran-Patrick 

367 

1873-80 

William 

345 

1832-9 

Neil  W.  S. 

71 

1888-9 

Kirkwood,  CM.. 

415 

1894-5 

„           Norman  M. 

451 

1913-14 

J-A.      . 

539 

1824-30 

P.  G.      . 

18 

1887-8 

J.M.     . 

409 

1898-9 

T.  A.       . 

469 

1887-8 

R.  C.     . 

409 

1910-11 

T.  C.       . 

525 

1871-8 

Khen,  Alexander    . 

332 

1862-9 

William  . 

267 

1893-4 

„     E.  A.  .    ■      . 

446 

18QO-I 

Ker,  AUan  E. 

427 

1894-5 

Knoblauch,  A.  O.   . 

451 

1868-75 

„  Henry    . 

3" 

1832-9 

Knowles,  J.  P. 

71 

1825-32 

„  James    . 

32 

1892-3 

Knox,  G.  D.  . 

439 

1853-60 

„  James    . 

194 

1880-7 

Knuthsen,  L.  F.      . 

382 

1826-33 

„  John  A. 

38 

1906-7 

Kohler,  F.  E. 

507 

1855-62 

„  J.  R.      .          .         . 

209 

1898-9 

Kyd,  A.  H.    . 

469 

1904-5 

„  J.  S.       . 

497 

1904-5 

„   G.  R.    . 

497 

1870-7 

Kermack,  G.  W.     . 

324 

1863-70 

,,            Henry     . 

275 

1902-3 

H.  N.      . 

488 

1909-10 

Lackie,  D.  G.  Lamond   . 

521 

1826-33 

,,            John 

39 

1908-9 

Laidlaw,  J.  B.  R.    . 

516 

1857-64 

„           John 

227 

1908-9 

W.  B.  R.  . 

516 

1894-5 

,,           Stuart  Grace  . 

451 

1856-63 

Laidlay,  Andrew     . 

217 

1829-36 

,,            W.  Ramsay     . 

56 

1856-63 

„         W.J.        . 

217 

1865-72 

„            \V.  Ramsay     . 

291 

1910-11 

Laing,  A.  D.  M.  G. 

525 

1894-5 

,,            W.  Ramsay     . 

451 

1828-35 

„      Francis 

51 

1873-80 

Kerr,  A.  Ferrier 

345 

1908-9 

„      G.  A.  T.       . 

516 

1863-70 

„    A.  R.  C. 

275 

1910-11 

„      G.  C.  . 

526 

1826-33 

„    C.  H.    . 

39 

1902-3 

„      Ian  A. 

488 

1855-62 

„    David  . 

209 

1826-33 

„      James 

39 

1860-7 

„    George 

252 

1826-33 

„      John   . 

39 

1830-7 

„    H.  Ashburton 

61 

1909-10 

„      J-T.    . 

521 

1866-73 

„    H.  F.    . 

298 

1856-63 

„      M.  A.  . 

217 

1862-9 

„    H.  J.     . 

267 

1886-94 

„      R.  P.  S.        . 

407 

1893-4 

„    M.  J.  D. 

446 

1909-10 

,,      Thomas 

521 

1861-8 

„    Richard  J.     . 

261 

1896-7 

Laird,  G.  E.  . 

460 

1832-9 

„    R.  Dundas     . 

71 

1908-9 

,,     John    . 

516 

1855-62 

„    R.  H.    . 

209 

1896-7 

„     P.  R.  . 

460 

1859-66 

„    S.  Rait 

244 

1893-4 

Lamb,  A.  H.  C.      . 

446 

COS 


INDEX 


YEAR 
1899-1900 
1825-32 
1910-It 
1825-32 
1824-30 
1825-32 
1909-10 
1867-74 
1840-7 
1883-91 
1861-8 
I9IO-II 

l88i-8 

1837-44 

1824-8 

1830-7 

1838-45 

IQI2-13 

1865-72 

1839-46 

1838-45 

1827-34 

1824-30 

1865-72 

1854-61 

1856-63 

1864-71 

1869-76 

1828-35 

1840-7 

1826-33 

1834-41 

1832-9 

1835-42 

1838-45 

1903-4 

1912-13 

1898-9 

1894-5 

1896-7 

1828-35 

1824-9 

1852-9 

1852-9 

1826-33 

1870-7 

1871-8 

1861-8 

1831-8 

1836-43 

1844-51 
1912-13 
1876-83 

1913-14 

1859-66 

1829-36 

1S91-2 

1863-70 

1898-9 

1897-S 

1906-7 

1863-70 

1837-44 

1857-64 

1847-54 

1892-3 

1856-63 

1892-3 

1853-60 

1861-8 

1873-80 

1859-66 

1864-71 

1868-75 


FAGL 

YEAR 

PACE 

Lamb,  E.  J 

473 

1910-11 

Lawson,  A.  C. 

526 

„      George 

32    , 

1904-5 

D.  F.         .          .          . 

497 

„      G.  L 

526   1 

1908-9 

D.  0.  KeUy-      . 

516 

,,      J.  R 

32    ' 

1833-40 

Edward     . 

75 

„      S.  B 

18 

1851-8 

G.  Hamilton 

183 

„      William 

32 

I89I-2 

,,         J- I 

434 

„      \V.  L.            .          .          . 

521 

1846-53 

„         J.  R. 

150 

Lambart,  Hon.  Arthur    . 

304 

1825-32 

,,         Stephen     . 

32 

I,ambe,  D.  \V. 

109 

1824-8 

WiUiam     . 

7 

Lamert,  S.  S.  L.      . 

395 

1832-9 

„         W.  J.         . 

71 

Lamond,  J.  T. 

261 

1854-61 

W.  Rattray 

202 

Lament,  A.  A.         . 

526 

1850-7 

W.  R.        . 

174 

H.  M.        . 

387 

1912-13 

,,         W.  Rawson 

535 

,,          Sir  James,  Bart. 

94 

1911-12 

Lawther,  J.  M. 

530 

L'Amy,  J.  R. 

7 

1850-7 

Lawton,  C.  H. 

174 

„        Silvester     . 

61 

1864-71 

Laj'cock,  G.  L.        . 

283 

Lancey,  William      . 

99 

1838-45 

Learmonth,  Alexander     . 

100 

Landale,  D.  N.        . 

535    1 

„               Livingstone-.      See 

R.  J.         . 

291 

Livingstone-Lear 

„         Thomas    . 

105    1 

month. 

Lane,  A.  B 

99    1 

I84I-8 

Learmonth-Mackenzie,  W.     See 

„    T.  S 

45 

Mackenzie,   W 

Lang,  Alexander     . 

18 

Learmonth-. 

„     A.  Craig 

291 

1826-33 

Leatham,  James 

39 

„     Andrew 

202 

1845-52 

Leburn,  Alexander 

143 

„    Patrick  Sellar 

217 

1858-65 

Leckie,  John 

235 

„    T.  W 

283    - 

1873-80 

„       J.  D.            .          .          . 

346 

„     W.  H 

317 

1862-9 

„       N.  H. 

267 

Langhorne,  C.  H.    . 

51 

1835-42 

Lee,  A.  H 

84 

C.  J.     . 

109 

1909-10 

„  D.  A.      . 

521 

:,               J.  B.     .          .          . 

39 

1833-40 

„r>H 

75 

„               Thomas 

79 

I87I-8 

„J.  R.       . 

333 

W.  B.  . 

71 

1839-46 

„  Robert  (Lord  Lee)   . 

105 

W.  H.  . 

83 

1865-72 

„  Robert   . 

291 

Latham,  O.  M. 

100 

1843-50 

Lees,  Archibald 

131 

Latta,  A.  J.  J. 

493 

1889-90 

„   A.  P.  G. 

421 

„     A.  J.   . 

535 

1895-6 

„   A.  S.      . 

456 

„     C.  K.  . 

469 

1843-50 

„   C.  A.     .          .          . 

131 

„     J-  J-    ■ 

451 

1884-92 

„   Harold  G.       . 

398 

„     R.  W.  C.      . 

460 

1895-6 

„    H.  R.    . 

456 

Lauder,  G.  Dick      . 

52 

1860-7 

,,   Henry  . 

252 

„         James 

12 

1912-13 

„    J.  B.      . 

•      535 

„         J.  T. 

188 

1854-61 

„    J.  M'Kie         . 

.      202 

R.  Scott     . 

188 

1893-4 

„   N.  M'Kie       . 

•      446 

Walter 

39 

1892-3 

„   W.  A.  C.         . 

•     440 

WilUam     . 

325 

1864-71 

Legat,  A.  E.  . 

•     283 

Laurie,  A.  P. 

•     332 

1848-55 

Leighton,  George    . 

.      161 

„       D.  H. 

.     261 

1879-86 

Leishman,  C.  R.      . 

•     377 

„       J.  W.  Kennedy   . 

.       66 

I87I-8 

J-F.       . 

•     333 

„       J.  J.  . 

88 

1869-76 

M.  W.  F. 

•     317 

„       J.  T.  0.      . 

■      137 

I87I-8 

R.  F.      . 

•     333 

„       K.S.. 

•     535 

184I-S 

R.  H.     . 

•      "7 

,,       Malcolm 

362 

1869-76 

T.  A.      . 

•      317 

„       Malcolm  V. 

•     539 

1903-4 

T.  M.      . 

•      493 

W.  G. 

•     244 

1824-31 

Leitch,  John  . 

•        24 

,,       W.  Kennedy 

•        56 

1859-66 

„       John  . 

•     244 

Law,  E.  W.    . 

•     43-1 

1862-0 

Leith,  Albert  H.      . 

.     267 

Lawford,  H.  F.       . 

•     275 

,      1876-83 

„     G.  C.    . 

.      362 

Lawrence,  F.  D.      . 

•     469 

1824-7 

„     G.  G.  B.       . 

3 

G.  H.     . 

•     464 

1      1867-74 

Le  Mesurier,  G.  G.  . 

•     304 

R.  H.     . 

•     507 

1      1854-61 

Lennard,  T.  B.        . 

.     203 

Lawrie,  A.  C. 

■     275 

1894-5 

Lennox,  Hugh  R.   . 

.     451 

„        CD. 

94 

I,enox-Conyngham.   Se«ConyE 

g- 

,,        Edward 

.     227 

ham. 

„        H.  J. 

•      157 

;    i86i-8 

Lepper,  R.  J. 

.      261 

,,       Ian  A. 

•     439 

1854-61 

Leslie,  Alexander    . 

•     203 

„        John 

.     217 

1908-9 

„      J.  S.  L. 

.      516 

„       J.  F. 

•     440 

1907-8 

„      R.  J.  M.       . 

■      512 

„        J.P-           •          • 

•      194 

1839-46 

Letalinet,  E.  G.       . 

.      105 

„        R.  C. 

.     261 

1839-46 

Leven,  J.  H.  W.     . 

.      105 

Walter  D.  . 

•      346 

1837-44 

,,      John  . 

•       94 

Walter  G.  . 

■      244 

1849-56 

„      R.  W. 

.     167 

William      . 

.     283 

1854-61 

Lewis,  G.  J.   . 

.     203 

Laws,  H.  J.  L.        . 

•      311 

1890-1 

Leyde,  Otto  D. 

•     427 

INDEX 


C09 


YKAR 

PAGE 

YEAR 

I9OI-2 

Ley  den,  Andrew      .         .          .484 

1828-35 

Loch,  William 

1892-3 

Liddall,  Norbray     . 

•        440 

1824-30 

Lockhart,  Alexander 

1863-70 

„        W.  J.  Norbray 

•         275 

1873-80 

D.  F.  P. 

1889-90 

Liddell,  G.  T. 

.        421 

1851-8 

„           G.  EUott- 

1856-63 

John 

•        217 

IS5O-7 

W.  Eliott- 

1825-32 

Lidderdale,  W.  H.  . 

32 

Lockhart-Mure.     See  M 

1895-6 

Liddle,  WilUam       . 

•        456 

1S62-9 

Logan,  A.  C. . 

1892-3 

Liebenthal,  L.  G.    . 

•        440 

1837-44 

„       A.  M. 

1869-76 

Lilburne,  James  T. 

■        318 

1871-8 

„      C.  G.  . 

1842-9 

Limond,  David 

■         125 

1861-8 

„      James 

1834-41 

R.  S.         . 

.            80 

1839-46 

„      John  . 

1900-1 

Linaker,  F.  W. 

•     479 

1874-81 

„      Robert 

1848-55 

Lind,  David   . 

.      161 

1883-91 

„      R.  J.  . 

1855-62 

Lindesay,  George    . 

.     209 

1889-90 

„      R.  L. . 

1838-45 

W.  F.      . 

.      100 

1824-31 

„      W.  H. 

1830-7 

Lindsay,  Alexander 

.       61 

1853-60 

Login,  E.  W.  Spencer 

1884-92 

A.  L.         . 

■     398 

1879-86 

„     L.  C.   . 

1910-11 

A.  J.         . 

.     526 

1885-93 

Loney,  R.  E. 

I9IO-II 

Bruce 

■     526 

1864-71 

Longmore,  Adam    . 

1910-11 

„          C.  S. 

.     526 

1870-7 

John      . 

1864-71 

„          Francis     . 

•     283 

1824-9 

J.  A.      . 

1880-7 

G.  H.        . 

.     382 

1896-7 

Longmuir,  J.  R. 

1885-93 

H.  Inglis  . 

•     403 

1911-12 

Loos,  F.  L  L. 

1879-86 

„         J.  B.         . 

■     377 

1890-1 

Lorimer,  A.  P.  G.  . 

1909-10 

John 

•     521 

1900-1 

C.  S.  D.    . 

1910-11 

J.  H.        . 

.     526 

IS97-8 

,,          Edward    . 

1830-7 

J.  J.  0.    . 

.       61 

1893-4 

„         George 

1866-73 

Robert 

.     298 

1864-71 

James       . 

1834-41 

WiUiam    . 

.       80 

1889-90 

J.  B. 

1895-6 

W.  F.       . 

■     456 

1856-63 

J.  A.         . 

I9II-I2 

W.  H.       . 

•     530 

1865-72 

J-  H.         . 

1867-74 

WaUace  M. 

•     304 

1901-2 

J-  M.         . 

I87I-8 

W.  P. 

•     333 

1855-62 

P.  A. 

1845-52 

Listen,  John  . 

•     143 

1854-61 

P.  D. 

1831-8 

„       R.  R. 

66 

1844-51 

Robert     . 

Liston-Foulis.     See  Fouli 

1875-82 

Sir  Robert  S. 

1905-6 

Little,  A.  C.  W.       . 

•      502 

1856-63 

Lome,  Marquis  of   (9th 

1860-7 

„     H.  C.  . 

■      252 

of  Argyll)    . 

1866-73 

„     H.  W. 

.      298 

1907-8 

Lothian,  James 

1859-66 

„     James  C. 

•      244 

1861-8 

M.  J.         . 

1860-7 

„     J.  M.  . 

•      252 

1910-11 

M.  P.         . 

1906-7 

„     R.  C.  .         . 

•      507 

1840-7 

Loudon,  W.  W.       . 

1866-73 

„     Robert 

298 

1901-2 

Low,  F.  M.     . 

1871-8 

„     R.  M.  . 

333 

1890-1 

„    J.A.     . 

1843-50 

„     WiUiam 

131 

1852-9 

„  W.  W.  ..         . 

1829-36 

Littlejohn,  E.  W.    . 

56 

1860-7 

Lowe,  Charles 

1872-9 

„             H.  Harvey 

339 

1 860-7 

„     J.  H.   . 

1878-85 

T.  H.     . 

373 

1869-76 

„     John    . 

1909-10 

Livingston,  Basil    . 

521 

1846-53 

„     R.  Dick 

1885-93 

D.  L.    . 

403 

1856-63 

„     W.  H.  Dick  . 

1881-8 

G.  R.    . 

387 

1894-5 

Lowis,  Ninian 

1879-86 

W.  K.  . 

377 

I83I-8 

Lowndes,  James     . 

1845-52 

Livingstone,  James 

143 

1864-71 

Lowson,  Francis 

1826-33 

J.  E.  . 

39 

1904-5 

„         J.  H.         . 

1826-33 

W.  E. 

39 

1874-81 

Loy,  Thomas . 

I87I-8 

Livingstone-Learmonth,  F.  V.  C 

332 

1861-8 

Lucas,  George 

1824-30 

John 

18    ■ 

1858-65 

„      Robert 

1846-53 

„        J.  F. 

150 

1883-91 

Luke,  Cluny  C. 

1827-34 

„                           „        Somer 

1869-76 

„    David  . 

viUe       45 

1846-53 

„    G.  R.   . 

1827-34 

„        Thomas     45 

1899-1900 

„     John    . 

1870-7 

»                           ,,         T.  L.  .     325 

1909-10 

„     J.  A.    . 

I87I-8 

»         Walter     333 

1870-7 

„    R.  S.    . 

1845-52 

Llewellyn,  J.  B.  W.         .         .     143 

1863-70 

Lumb,  Robert 

1842-9 

Lloyd,  C.  A.  . 

125 

1848-55 

Lumsden,  J.  Forbes 

1839-46 

,,      George 

105 

1875-82 

Ih       ■         ■ 

1852-9 

„      James 

188 

1886-94 

R.  0.      . 

1840-7 

„      J.  M.  . 

109 

1829-36 

„            WiUiam  . 

1844-51 

„      S.  H.  . 

137 

1833-40 

WiUiam  . 

1835-42 

„      Thomas 

84 

1897-8 

Lundholm,  Gosta    . 

1837-44 

„      W.  G.. 

94 

1897-8 

Nils  Olof 

1834-41 

Loch,  C.  R.  F. 

80 

1897-8 

Torkel  . 

1825-32 

„    George. 

32 

1899-1900 

Lundie,  R.  C. 

1830-7 

,,    J- A.    . 

61 

1861-8 

„        W.  Compton 

Duke 


52 

18 

346 

183 

174 

268 

94 

333 

261 

105 
352 
395 
421 

24 

194 

377 
403 
283 
325 
12 
460 
530 
427 
479 
464 
446 
283 
421 
217 
291 
484 
209 
203 
137 
358 

217 
512 
2(il 
526 
109 
4S4 

427 
IS8 
252 

318 

15" 

218 

451 

01) 

283 

497 
352 
201 

235 

395 
318 

150 
473 
521 
325 
275 
161 
358 
408 

57 

75 
4^4 
464 

465 
473 

261 


2q 


610 


INDEX 


1889-90 

1852-9 

X  879-86 

1882-90 

1881-8 

1824-8 

1853-60 

1850-7 

1855-62 

1857-64 

1896-7 

1867-74 

1900-1 

1896-7 

1850-7 

1836-43 

1824-31 

1906-7 

1824-7 

1862-9 

1830-7 

1910-11 

1824-9 

1850-7 

1838-45 

1855-62 


1S28-35 

1845-52 

1840-7 

1845-52 

1858-65 

1854-61 

1857-64 

1842-9 

1838-45 

1868-75 

1828-35 

1912-13 

1824-31 

1828-35 

1874-81 

1852-9 

1836-43 

1877-84 

1881-8 

1865-72 

1869-76 

1869-76 

1824-9 

1824-31 

1888-9 

1868-75 

1869-76 

1870-7 

1864-71 

1888-9 

1889-90 

1912-13 

1860-7 

1858-65 

1910-11 

1856-63 

1863-70 

1877.84 

1910-11 

i88i-8 

1844-51 

1878-85 

1826-33 

1825-32 

1824-28 

1862-9 


Lyall,  C.  R.    . 

„  D.  R.   . 

„  D.  W.  K. 

„  F.  F.    . 

„  H.  A.   . 

„  James  . 

„  J.  M.    . 

„  R.  A.   . 

„     R-J-    • 
„    W.  J.  C. 

Lyell,  Alexander 
,,    Gavin  T. 
„    Robert 
„    Thomas 

Lyon,  A.  W.  S. 
„     C.  J.    . 
„     George 
„     Harold 
„     Hugh  . 
„     JohnD. 
„     P.  C.    . 
„     R.  M.  M. 
„     Thomas 
„     T.  A.    . 
W.  F.  . 

Lyons,  A.  R.  . 


Macadam,  Peter 
M'Adam,  James 
M'Alester,  C.  S. 
Macallan,  A.  B. 
M'AUum,  G.  D. 
Neil  D. 
N.  T.  H. 
M' Alpine,  C.  H. 
W.  A. 
Macandrew,  J.  M. 
Macaulay,  George 
G.  J.  R 
„  James 

Robert 
T.  F. 
Macaw,  W.  J. 
M'Barnet,  A.  Cockburn 
„  A.  Cockburn 

D.  M. 
Macbean,  ^neas 

Harry  H 
Hew  A. 
MacBean,  James 
M'Bean,  John 
„         W.  G. 
Macbeth,  Allan 
J.  B. 

Macbeth-Raebum,  Henry 
Macbrair,  A.  D. 
M'Bride,  J.  G. 

Walter 
M'Caa,  J.  I.   . 
M'Call,  H.  J.  . 

„      Thomas 
MacCallum,  Robert 
M'Callum,  Alexander 

„  Edward 

M'CandUsh,  E.  J.    . 

J.  E.  C. 

P.  D.   . 

R.  D.  . 

W.  I..  . 

MacCartie,  F.  C.     . 

Justin   . 

„  Robert  . 

M'Caskie,  Allan 


421 

188 
377 
391 
387 
7 
194 
174 
209 
227 
460 
304 
479 
460 

174 
88 

24 
507 

3 

268 

61 

526 

12 

175 
100 

209 


52 
143 
109 

143 
235 
203 
227 
125 
100 

3" 

52 

535 

24 

52 

352 

189 

88 

367 

387 

291 

318 

318 

12 

24 
415 
3" 
318 
325 
283 

415 
421 
535 
253 
235 
526 
218 

275 

368 

526 

387 

137 

373 

39 

32 

7 

268 


1854-61 

1872-9 

1866-73 

1873-80 

1874-81 

1854-61 

1858-65 

1853-60 

1868-75 

1866-73 

1859-66 

1912-13 

1859-66 

1861-8 

1827-34 

1856-63 

1858-65 

1913-14 

1859-66 

1886-94 

1864-71 

1906-7 

1906-7 

1866-73 

1890-1 

1873-80 

1880-7 

1824-9 

1858-65 

1879-86 

1866-73 

1825-32 

1873-80 

1900-1 

1858-65 

1864-71 

1872-9 

1855-62 

1824-9    ■ 

1861-8 
1894-5 
1893-4 
1859-66 
1861-8 
1909-10 
1860-7 
1864-71 
1877-84 
■  1885-93 
1845-52 


1905-6 

1842-9 

1899-1900 

1877-84 

1879-86 

1912-13 

1880-7 

1864-71 

1869-76 

1886-94 

1863-70 

1872-9 

1898-9 

1867-74 

1895-6 

1852-9 

1854-61 

1849-56 

1849-56 

1857-64 

1836-43 


MacCaskiU,  W.  H.  . 
M'Clew,  A.  M. 
D.  A. 
„        J.  C. 
W.  C. 
M'ciure,  J.  H. 
,,         Robert 
W.  L. 
Maccoll,  Duncan  A. 
M'Connel,  D.  R.      . 
J.  H.      . 
M'ConneU,  D.  A.  W. 
M'Cosh,  Dunlop 
,,         Robert 
MacCowan,  Francis 
M'Crae,  Farquhar  . 
M'Crie,  G.  M. 
M'Crow,  J.  W.  S.    . 
MacCulloch,  William 
M'Culloch,  A.  J.      . 
M'Cunn,  Thomas    . 
Macdiarmid,  W.  G. 
MacDiarmid,  F.  M. 
Macdonald,  Alexander 
A.  K.  . 
A.  M.  S. 
A.  T.    . 
„  Archibald 

A.  J.  N. 
A.  W.  . 
,,  David  . 

„  D.  Robertson- 

„  Duncan  R. 

„  E.  R.  H.  Keith 

F.  F. 

F.  J. 

G.  R. 
Harry 

„  H.    J.,    afterwards 

Seton-Steuart 
Hugh  M. 
Hugh  M. 

»  l3^ 

James 

„  James 

J-  Y. 

John 

John 

J.  Doran 

J.  G.    . 

Sir  J.  H.  A.,  K.C.B 

(Lord      Kings 

burgh) 

J.  R.  M. 

„  Norman 

„  Norman 

„  N.  Doran 

„  Ranald  Hume 

,,  Ronald  A. 

T.  F.    . 

T.  R.   . 

„  W.  Bums 

W.  I.    . 

M'Donald,  A.  M'lver 

„  Bouverie  F. 

C.  Y.     . 

„  Samuel  P. 

M'Dougal,  A.  R.     . 

Macdougail,  Alan    . 

„  Henry 

T.  W.  . 

John   . 

„  William 

MacDougcdl,  A.  J.  . 


203 

339 

298 

346 
352 
203 

235 
194 

311 
299 
244 

535 
244 
261 

45 
218 

235 
539 
244 
407 
283 
507 
507 
299 
427 

346 
382 

12 
235 
377 
299 

32 
346 
479 
235 
283 
339 
209 

12 
261 
452 
446 
244 
261 
521 
253 
283 
368 

403 


143 

502 
125 

473 
368 

377 
535 
382 
283 
318 
408 
275 
339 
469 

304 
45& 

189 
203 
167 
167 
227 
88 


INDEX 


611 


VEAR 

PACE 

YEAR 

PACE 

I84I-8 

MacDougall,  C.  A.  . 

■        "7 

1855-62 

M'Gowan,  Robert    . 

210 

1859-66 

„                Sir  James  Patten 

f 

I85I-8 

„            WiUiam  . 

.         183 

K.C.B.     . 

■         244 

1877-84 

Macgregor,  A.  Wallace     . 

.         368 

1824-7 

John  . 

3 

191  I-I2 

Claude  W.      . 

■        530 

1862-9 

John  . 

.      268 

1855-62 

MacGregor,  Alexander 

210 

1842-9 

J.  T.  . 

•      125 

1844-51 

A.  M.  . 

•         137 

1864-71 

„                 Stewart 

.     283 

1875-82 

,,              Alistair 

•         358 

1880-7 

M'Dougall,  G.  D.  F. 

.     382 

1904-5 

A.  G.    . 

497 

1838-45 

„              Patrick 

.      100 

1868-75 

,,               Duncan  A.    . 

■     311 

1845-52 

Macdowall,  Charles 

•      144 

I89I-2 

,,              Malcolm 

434 

1872-9 

J.  S.     . 

•     339 

1850-7 

M.  J.  R. 

175 

1829-36 

„              Robert 

•        57 

1908-9 

M'Gregor,  D.  R.      . 

517 

I85I-8 

Robert 

183 

I9IO-II 

,,            Duncan  G. 

526 

1860-7 

Macduff,  Alexander 

■     253 

1909-10 

J.  R.       . 

521 

1903-4 

M'Ewan,  G.  C. 

•     493 

I84I-8 

L.  G.       . 

ri- 

1878-85 

James      . 

373 

1824-30 

M'Haffie,  James 

18 

1903-4 

JohnC.    . 

493 

1865-72 

,,          James 

291 

1875-82 

M.  C.        . 

358 

1867-74 

„          John  B.  . 

304 

1884-92 

„          Thomas   . 

398 

1824-8 

,,           Samuel    . 

y 

1888-9 

W.  M.  C. 

415 

1900-1 

W.  J.       . 

479 

I9II-I2 

W.  S.        . 

530 

1875-82 

M'Hutchen,  W.  J.  Scott. 

358 

1902-3 

MacEwen,  A.  R.     . 

488 

1885-93 

W.  P.  G.  Scott 

403 

1906-7 

R.  B.     . 

507 

1840-7 

M'Inroy,  David 

110 

1895-6 

M'Ewen,  D.  C. 

456 

1856-63 

Patrick     . 

2I8 

1896-7 

„          Ewyn  A.  . 

460 

1840-7 

William    . 

110 

1872-9 

R.  F.        . 

339 

1899-I9OO 

M'Intosh,  A.  C.       . 

473 

I86I-8 

William  C. 

261 

1880-7 

„           Andrew  . 

382 

1856-63 

Macfarlan,  James    . 

218 

1869-76 

George    . 

318 

1848-55 

„             John  M. 

162 

1898-9 

H.  B.      . 

469 

1865-72 

Patrick . 

291 

1875-82 

H.  J.       . 

358 

1842-9 

MacFarlan,  David  . 

125 

1887-8 

J.  G.  H. 

409 

1846-53 

John     . 

150 

1902-3 

K.  J.       . 

■     489 

IS4O-7 

M'Farlan,  W.  L.     . 

no 

1878-85 

„           Richard  . 

•     373 

1 900- 1 

Macfarlane,  Alastair  H.  . 

479 

1880-7 

William  . 

382 

1862-9 

A.  G.   . 

268 

1863-70 

Macintyre,  WiUiam 

275 

I9IO-II 

A.  N.  . 

526 

1909-10 

Maclntyre,  Duncan 

521 

1854-61 

„              Andrew  M.   . 

203 

1904-5 

Robert . 

497 

1824-7 

„              David  . 

3 

1881-8 

M'lntyre,  James 

387 

1864-71 

„              G.  L.  (Lord  Ormi- 

Maclver-Campbell.    See  Camp- 

dale) 

283 

beU,  M.  F.  M.  Maclver-. 

1824-7 

James . 

3 

1853-60 

M'lver,  Donald 

194 

1862-9 

James . 

268 

1855-62 

„        Duncan  D. 

210 

1862-9 

J.G.    . 

268 

1824-9 

„        Evander     . 

12 

1855-62 

John    . 

209 

1827-34 

„        J.  Robertson 

45 

1833-40 

J.  W.  . 

75 

1865-72 

„       Kenneth     . 

291 

I87I-8 

M.  D.  . 

333 

1826-33 

Mack,  Anthony 

39 

1907-8 

„               Norman  E.   . 

512 

1875-82 

„     J.  Logan       . 

358 

I9OO-I 

R.  C.    . 

479 

1839-46 

Mackay,  ^neas  J. . 

105 

1865-72 

„               William 

291 

1848-55 

iEneas  J.  G.       . 

162 

1908-9 

M'Farlane,  D.  M.    . 

516 

1824-31 

,,          Alexander 

24 

1837-44 

Macfarquhar,  Colin 

94 

1844-51 

,,         A.  Forbes 

137 

1864-71 

Macfie,  A.  F.  . 

284 

1907-8 

A.  G.  A.   . 

512 

1870-7 

„      A.  L. . 

325 

1845-52 

Angus  J.  . 

144 

1 890-1 

,.      C.  E 

427 

1824-7 

„         Charles     . 

3 

1863-70 

„       J.  R.. 

275 

1878-85 

„         Cosmo  Forbes    . 

373 

1885-93 

„      Walter  Scott 

403 

1907-8 

,.         D.  J.  R.   . 

512 

I85I-8 

„      William       . 

183 

1859-66 

„         E.  Vansittart     . 

245 

1885-93 

„      W.  Colvin  . 

403 

1909-10 

„         Eric  D.     .         . 

521 

I9I3-I4 

M'Gaw,  W.  A. 

539 

1827-34 

„         George 

46 

1855-62 

MacGeorge,  W.  J.  . 

210 

1883-91 

„         H.  R.  Forbes     . 

395 

1 890-1 

MacGibbon,  A.  L.  . 

427 

1899-1900 

Ian  . 

473 

I88I-8 

W.  P.. 

387 

1883-91 

„         Ian  Forbes 

395 

1909-10 

M'Gibbon,  J.  P.      . 

521 

1853-60 

James 

194 

1890-1 

Macgill,  David 

428 

1844-51 

„         J.  F. 

137 

1824-31 

MacGill,  WiUiam     . 

24 

1846-53 

„         J.  T. 

150 

1898-9 

Macgillivray,  Ian    . 

469 

1859-66 

John 

245 

1906-7 

MacGiUivray,  Alastair  F. 

507 

1872-9 

J.  A. 

339 

1901-2 

A.  G.          .         . 

484 

1908-9 

„         J.  C. 

517 

1863-70 

C.  W. 

275 

1859-66 

J-  J- 

245 

1875-82 

„                 Duncan 

358 

1868-75 

„         L.  M.        . 

3" 

1884-92 

„                  Ewan  J.     .          . 

398 

1881-8 

„         M.  Forbes 

387 

1904-5 

F.  P. 

497 

1862-9 

„         Robert      . 

268 

1885-93 

G.  J. 

403 

1899-1900 

„         William,  jun. 

473 

1848-55 

M'Gowan,  John 

162 

1842-9 

M'Kean,  Alexander 

125 

612 


INDEX 


YEAR 

PACE 

YEAR 

PAGE 

I84I-8 

M'Kean,  \V.  B. 

117 

1880-7 

Mackenzie,  W.  A.   . 

382 

I9OI-2 

M'Keand,  J.  M.       . 

484 

1874-81 

,,              W.  Campbell 

352 

1905-6 

P.  A.       . 

502 

1841-8 

„             W.  Learmonth- 

118 

1907-8 

W.  I.      . 

512 

1860-7 

W.  S.    . 

253 

1888-9 

M'Kechnie,  C.  \V.  . 

415 

1824-31 

M'Kenzie,  James    . 

25 

1888-9 

„              Dugakl 

415 

1824-30 

J.  K.      . 

18 

1888-9 

R.  D.  C. 

415 

1909-10 

M'Kerrell,  A.  M.  Mure     . 

521 

1825-32 

MackeUar,  J.  A.      . 

33 

1904-5 

M.  M.  Mure    . 

497 

IS25-3;: 

William . 

33 

1903-4 

R.  J.  Mure     . 

493 

1910-11 

M'Kellar,  J.  L. 

526 

1902-3 

MKerrow,  W.  M.    . 

489 

1911-12 

W  T 

530 

1850-7 

Mackichan,  John     . 

175 

1900-1 

M'Kelvie,  A.  C.       . 

479 

1903-4 

Mackie,  A.  S. 

493 

1900-1 

J.  A.        . 

480 

1826-33 

John 

39 

1844-51 

M'Kenna,  Angus     . 

137 

1855-62 

,,        Nicolson     . 

210 

1891-2 

Mackenzie,  Alan  K. 

434 

1912-13 

„      R.  J. 

535 

1824-8 

„              Alexander 

7 

1867-74 

„        Stuart 

305 

1837-44 

,,             Alexander 

94 

1828-35 

M'Kie,  John  . 

52 

1860-7 

A.  J.     . 

253 

1830-7 

Mackillop,  George  . 

61 

1845-52 

A.  K.  J.  C.    . 

144 

1897-8 

M'Killop,  L.  S.        . 

465 

1840-7 

„             Andrew 

no 

1910-11 

Mackinlay,  Ian  J.   . 

526 

1858-65 

A.  M.    . 

236 

1854-61 

Mackinnon,  Campbell 

203 

1902-3 

B.  P.  F. 

489 

1896-7 

D.  W.  H.      . 

460 

1824-9 

„            Charles . 

12 

1908-9 

Mackintosh,  Alastair  K.  . 

517 

1873-80 

C.  A.     . 

346 

1830-7 

,,               Alexander    . 

61 

1834-41 

C.  F.     . 

So 

1836-43 

„               Angus 

88 

1867-74 

„              C.     Kincaid     (Lore 

1 

1837-44 

„               Archibald     . 

94 

Mackenzie) 

304 

1874-81 

,,               Archibald     . 

352 

1831-8 

CoUn  J. 

66 

1875-82 

A.  J.   . 

358 

1871-8 

Colin  J. 

333 

1901-2 

,,               Charles 

484 

1902-3 

D.  B.    . 

489 

1911-12 

C.  G.  . 

530 

1854-61 

„             Donald 

203 

1910-n 

D.  F.  . 

526 

1865-72 

D.  A.  M. 

291 

1855-62 

Ernest 

210 

1824-31 

Sir  Evan,  Bart. 

24 

1892-3 

F.  L.  . 

440 

1881-8 

F.  H.  Proby  . 

387 

1837-44 

, ,               Henry 

94 

1842-9 

F.  L.     . 

125 

1901-2 

H.  H. . 

484 

1880-7 

F.  W.    . 

382 

1826-33 

James 

39 

1827-34 

„              George  . 

46 

1910-11 

J.  A.   . 

526 

1836-43 

„              George  . 

88 

1908-9 

J.  L.   . 

517 

1838-45 

„             George  . 

100 

1824-31 

John  . 

25 

1860-7 

G.  A.     . 

253 

1830-7 

John   . 

61 

1857-64 

G.  Proby 

227 

1831-8 

„               John   . 

66 

1889-90 

,,              Harry  A. 

421 

1874-81 

„               Lewis  G. 

352 

1836-43 

Henry  . 

88 

1860-7 

„               Louis  A. 

253 

1824-8 

„             James  . 

7 

1824-31 

Robert 

25 

1861-8 

J.  D.  D. 

261 

1873-80 

,,               Thomas 

346 

1824-8 

John     . 

7 

1859-66 

T.  Volkert   . 

245 

1839-46 

John     . 

105 

1827-34 

William 

46 

1848-55 

John     . 

162 

1850-7 

WilUam  (Lord  Kyi 

1843-50 

J.  B.     . 

131 

lachy) 

175 

1842-9 

J.  F.     .          . 

125 

1831-8 

W.  H. 

66 

1837-44 

„              J.  Mackillop  . 

94 

1855-62 

W.  J.  . 

210 

1856-63 

,,             J.  Mansfield  . 

218 

1856-63 

Macknight,  H.  P.    . 

218 

1824-8 

„              Kenneth 

7 

I87I-8 

J.  w.  . 

333 

1888-9 

„              Kenneth 

415 

1854-61 

,,              Thomas 

203 

1879-86 

K.  L.    . 

377 

I87I-8 

Maclachlan,  J.  B.    . 

333 

1911-12 

„              Murdo  . 

530 

1872-9 

Robert 

339 

1841-8 

N.  K.  J.         . 

118 

1840-7 

M'Lachlan,  John     . 

no 

1868-75 

Kiel  K. 

3" 

■  X  882-90 

Maclagan,  C.  P.       . 

391 

1829-36 

Peter    . 

57 

1859-66 

,,            D.  Douglas 

245 

1844-51 

„             Richard 

137 

1884-92 

D.  W.     . 

398 

1829-36 

R.  J.    . 

57 

1868-75 

„            Douglas  J. 

3" 

1869-76 

R.  J.     . 

318 

1879-86 

,,            Douglas  P. 

377 

1906-7 

RiouU  C.  G.   . 

507 

1862-9 

Gilbert  C. 

268 

1843-50 

„             Roderick 

131 

1865-72 

P.  R.  D. 

291 

I9OI-2 

R.  D.    . 

484 

1873-80 

R.  B.      . 

346 

1873-80 

Ronald  P.      . 

346 

1869-76 

W.  E.     . 

318 

1826-33 

,,              Sutherland     . 

39 

1857-64 

Maclaine,  A.  V. 

227 

1871-8 

Theodore 

333 

1857-64 

„          Murdoch  G. 

227 

1847-54 

„             Thomas 

157 

1839-46 

M'Lalty,  John 

105 

1846-53 

T.  K.    . 

150 

1910-11, 

Maclaren,  A.  C.  R. 

526 

1879-86 

Victor  H.  S.  . 

377 

1913-14 

P.  A.       . 

539 

1824-8 

Walter  . 

8 

1908-9 

MacLaren,  Thomas 

517 

1858-65 

W.  H.  . 

236 

1896-7 

T.  D.  S. 

460 

1824-31 

WiUiara 

25 

1859-66 

M'Laren,  Alexander 

245 

IXUEX 


613 


I9II-I2 

M'Laren,  James 

•     530 

1912-13 

Macmillan,  W.  R.  D. 

535 

1857-64 

J.  G.        . 

.     227 

1911-12 

M'MiUan,  F.  A.       . 

530 

1870-7 

J.  D.  M.  . 

•     325 

1849-56 

Macmorland,  J.  P.  . 

167 

1897-8 

J.  W.  C.  .          . 

•     465 

1899-1900 

M'Morland,  J.  B.    . 

473 

I89I-2 

„           Ludovic  . 

•     434 

1899-1900 

R.  P.    . 

474 

1905-6 

Quentin   . 

.      502 

1892-3 

M'Murtrie,  A.  C.  B. 

440 

1868-75 

„          W.  Cunningham 

•      311 

1890-1 

John      . 

428 

1887-8 

,,           W.  Cunningham 

•     409 

1909-10 

Macnab,  G.  H. 

521 

1843-50 

W.  N.       . 

•      131 

1826-33 

M'Nab,  Alexander  . 

39 

IQII-I2 

W.  S. 

•      530 

1910-11 

A.  E.  RoUand     . 

526 

1857-64 

Woodville 

.     227 

1824-31 

James 

25 

1S25-32 

M'Larty,  Alexander.     See  Mac 

1909-10 

„        J.  A. 

521 

laverty. 

1904-5 

„        John 

497 

1825-32 

,,          Colin.      See      Macla 

- 

1824-7 

„        J-  G.            .          . 

3 

verty. 

1833-40 

,,        Thomas 

76 

I9II-I2 

M.  R. 

•     530 

1824-30 

W.  A. 

18 

186I-8 

M'Lauchlan,  G.  M. 

.     261 

1856-63 

„        W.  R. 

218 

1863-70 

H.  S.  . 

•     275 

1824-31 

Macnaghten,  Sir  Steuart 

25 

1858-65 

J.  J.   • 

.     236 

1870-7 

Macnair,  A.  G.  M.  . 

•     325 

1869-76 

„                 John  D. 

.     318 

1876-83 

,,          Duncan  R. 

362 

1872-9 

T.  G.  . 

■     339 

1879-86 

EUis  C.     . 

378 

1S30-7 

Maclaurin,  Henry   . 

61 

1862-9 

George      . 

.     268 

1825-32 

Maclaverty,  Alexander     . 

33 

1871-8 

„         J.  A.  H.  .         . 

334 

1S25-32 

CoUn   . 

33 

1881-8 

John 

.     387 

1859-66 

E.  H.  East  . 

■      245 

1868-75 

„         J.G.         .          . 

•      311 

1843-50 

Maclean,  Alexander 

•      131 

1878-85  . 

L.  G.        . 

■     373 

1852-9 

Allan 

.      189 

1866-73 

Robert      . 

.     299 

1827-34 

George      . 

.        46 

1884-92 

Robert      . 

.     398 

1S53-60 

„          Henry 

•      194 

1888-9 

R.  M.        . 

.     415 

1S72-9 

J.  G. 

•     339 

1834-4X 

Macnaught,  John    . 

80 

1835-42 

John 

.       84 

I 900- I 

Macnaughton,  Duncan     . 

.      480 

1843-50 

John 

•     131 

1908-9 

Peter 

•      517 

1862-9 

J.  H.         . 

.     268 

1912-13 

R.  G. 

•     535 

1825-32 

Lauchlan 

33 

1857-64 

M'Naughton,  John 

.      228 

1S24-9 

W.  C. 

12 

1846-53 

Macneal,  F.  H. 

•      150 

1903-4 

M'Lean,  Ian  . 

■     494 

1911-12 

M'Neil,  Menzies 

•     530 

1903-4 

„         JY. 

•     494 

1839-46 

Macneill,  A.  D.        . 

.      105 

1904-5 

„         Kenneth    . 

■     497 

1851-8 

M'Neill,  Duncan  A. 

.      183 

1906-7 

K.  G. 

•      507 

1853-60 

„        Harry  B.   . 

.      194 

1824-9 

„         Murdoch    . 

12 

1836-43 

,,         John 

88 

1S97-8 

„         Robert 

•     465 

1840-7 

,,         John 

110 

1908-9 

,.         R.  D.         . 

•     517 

1849-56 

,,        John 

167 

1903-4 

W.  L. 

•     494 

1864-71 

Neil  . 

284 

I83I-8 

M'Leay,  Alexander 

.       66 

1893-4 

Neil  Ian     . 

446 

1829-36 

John 

•       57 

1866-73 

W.  L.- 

299 

1S27-34 

,,         Kenneth    . 

•       46 

1905-6 

Macnicol,  D.  A.  B. 

502 

1S29-36 

William     . 

57 

1904-5 

H.  B.      . 

49S 

I9II-I2 

M'Lellan,  Archibald 

530 

1824-31 

Macnish,  Arthur 

25 

1845-52 

David      . 

144 

1838-45 

W.  L.       . 

100 

1881-8 

Macleod,  A.  J. 

387 

1894-5 

Maconochie,  C.  E.  . 

452 

1826-33 

A.  N. 

.39 

1893-4 

E.  R.  D.      . 

44G 

I897-S 

Allan 

465 

1828-35 

H.  D. . 

52 

1850-7 

Coll 

175 

1824-9 

R.  B.  . 

12 

1828-35 

„          Donald     . 

52 

1892-3 

R.  H. . 

440 

1849-56 

„          Edward    . 

167 

1827-34 

W.  G.  M.     . 

46 

1828-35 

H.  D.        . 

52 

1871-8 

Macphail,  E.  M.      . 

334 

1883-91 

J.  D.        . 

395 

1876-83 

George    . 

362 

1S56-63 

J.  G.         . 

218 

1912-13 

H.  C.      . 

535 

1863-70 

„          Norman   . 

275 

1908-9 

J.  G.  S.  . 

517 

1889-90 

,,          Norman    . 

421 

1868-75 

J.  R.  N. 

312 

1824-31 

MacLeod,  James     . 

25 

1878-85 

,,            Quintin  S. 

373 

1896-7 

M'Leod,  A.  K. 

460 

1824-7 

Macpherson,  A.  F.  . 

5 

1871-8 

G.  W.  L.  . 

333 

1869-76 

CD.. 

318 

189I-2 

„         J.  K. 

434 

1861-8 

,,                 Donald 

262 

1892-3 

N.  M. 

440 

1909-10 

G.  P.  S.       . 

522 

1895-6 

M'Lintock,  Arnold  . 

456 

1901-2 

Ian  G. 

484 

1895-6 

„              Norman 

456 

1862-9 

„                 James 

268 

1836-43 

Macmaster,  A.  C.    . 

88 

1909-10 

J.  A.  S.        . 

522 

1878-85 

M'Michen,  James    . 

373 

1824-9 

J.  C.  . 

12 

1913-14 

Macmillan,  Alastair  F.     . 

539 

1831-S 

„                 Kenneth 

66 

1830-7 

A.  R.     . 

62 

1900- 1 

K.  I.  . 

480 

1878-85 

„              David   . 

373 

X896-7 

,,                 Lachlan  F.  . 

460 

1912-13 

D.  M.    . 

535 

1837-44 

,,                 Lewis           '. 

94 

1 880-7 

„              Thomas          . 

382 

1893-4 

N.  R. 

44O 

614 

YEAR 
1872-9 
1875-82 

J837-44 
1848-55 
1846-53 

1849-56 
1908-9 

1893-4 

1824-30 

1856-63 

1826-33 

1858-65 

1892-3 

1 891-2 

1892-3 

1868-75 

1872-9 

1912-13 

1913-14 

1912-13 

1885-93 

1828-35 

1830-7 

1842-9 

1842-9 

1837-44 

1832-9 

1831-8 

1838-45 

1864-71 

I 899-1900 

1846-53 

1862-9 

1827-34 

1907-8 

1862-9 

1860-7 

1860-7 

1888-9 

1907-8 

1863-70 

1862-9 

1862-9 

I 861-8 

1836-43 
1827-34 
1856-63 
1853-60 

1911-12 

1855-62 

1859-66 

1824-8 

1829-36 

1827-34 

1892-3 

1838-45 

1831-8 

I 851-8 

1857-64 

1860-7 

1836-43 

1832-9 

1903-4 

1824-31 

1834-41 

1858-65 

1854-61 

1857-64 


1856-63 
1850-7 


INDEX 


MacpbersoD,  Ranald 
MacPherson,  N.  M'L, 
Macqueen,  Daniel  . 
M'Queen,  J.  N. 

„  Sir     John     Withers 

G.C.B. 
W.  M.     . 
Macquisten,  Alexander 
Macrae,  A.  \V.  U.  . 
„        CoUn 
„        Sir  CoUn  G. 
„        Duncan 
„        Horatio  R. 
„        Ian  M. 
,.        J.  A  . 

„        K.  D.  C.    . 
„        Stuart 
Macrae-Gilstrap,  John 
Mactaggart,  Charles 
„  Ian  C. 

J.  W.  A. 
MacTaggart,  J.  P. 
Mactier,  A.  W. 
„        Anstruther 
„        Anthony 

John 
„         R.  F. 
T.  B. 
W.  F. 
M'Vitie,  Henry 
MacWatt,  C.  H. 
N.  I. 
M'WhanneU,  T.  D. 
Macwhirter,  J.  M. 

J-  P- 
M'WiUiam,  J.  J.  G 
Madden,  A.  W. 
C.  W. 
E.  M. 
Madsen,  H.  W. 
Maidman,  E.  G.  H 
Maidment,  J.  J.  B 
Main,  F.  I.     . 
„    H.  R.  . 
„    J.  T.     . 
Maitland,  Adam 

„  Sir  A.  C.  R.  Gibson 

A.  C.  R. 
„  A.   A.   W.   J.,  after 

wards  Strachan 
„  David  R. 

E.  F.       . 
„           Frederick 

F.  C.       . 

G.  F.       . 
,,           G.  Ramsay 

H.  D.      . 

J.  W.       . 

John 

John 
„  J.  Gordon 

, ,  Sir  John  Nisbet,  Bart 

,,  Keith  Ramsay 

,,  Kenmure 

P.  E. 

S.  C. 
„  Thomas 

„  Thomas 

„  William 

W.  J. 

,,  Christie.  See  Christie, 

„  Heriot.    See  Heriot. 

Makellar,  A.  F. 
Makgill,  Arthur 


PAGS     I 

339 
358 

94 
162 

150 
167 

517 

446 

18 

218 

39    \ 
236 
440 

434 
440 

312    > 

339 

535 

539 

535 

403 

52 

62 
126 
126 

94 

71 

66    , 
100    ' 
284   ^ 
474 
151 
268    I 

46 

512 

268 
253 
253 
415 
512 
275 
268 
268 
262 

88 

46 
218 

194 
530 
210 

245 
8 

57 

46 
440 
100 

67 
183 
228 

253 


494 
25 
80 
236 
203 
228 


219 
175 


1824-8 

1846-53 

1844-51 

1886-94 

1872-9 

1884-92 

1911-12 

1850-7 

I 899-1900 

1867-74 

1872-9 

1869-76 

1911-12 

1909-10 

1867-74 

1877-84 

1839-46 

1832-9 

1864-71 

1853-60 

1855-62 

1853-60 

1841-8 

1859-66 

1893-4 

1865-72 

1883-91 

1842-9 

1906-7 

1904-5 

1826-33 

1824-8 

1861-8 

1868-75 

1840-7 

1860-7 

1911-12 

1864-71 

1824-30 

1836-43 

1860-7 

1903-4 

1864-71 

1912-13 

1912-13 

1889-90 

1852-9 

1860-7 

1864-71 

1824-9 

1864-71 

1899-1900 

1856-63 

1860-7 

1910-11 

1867-74 

1860-7 

1863-70 

1870-7 

1904-5 

1904-5 

1852-9 

1863-70 

1911-12 

1909-10 

1824-7 

1906-7 

1906-7 

1 890-1 

1836-43 
1905-6 
1863-70 
1826-33 


TACK 

Makgill,  George       ...  8 

„        G.  E.         .          .          .  151 

John  .  .  .137 

Malcolm,  £.  E.        .          .         .  408 

George     .  .  .34° 

„           George     .          .          .  398 

G.  A.  J.  .          .          .  530 

J.  V.  T.  .          .          .  175 

R.  G.       .          .          .  474 

Mann,  Arthur          .          .         .  305 

„     Frederick     .          .          .  340 

.,     R.  J 318 

Manson,  R.  G.         .  .  -531 

Manuel,  G.  W.        .          .          .  522 

Mapleton,  C.  W.      .          .          .  305 

Marjoribanks,  F.  B.         .          .  368 

„                  Sir  John,  Bart.  .  105 

„                   Wilham     .          .  71 

Marr,  A.  C.    .          .          .         .  2S4 

„    J.  A 194 

„    John     ....  210 

„    W.  B 194 

Marriott,  P.  W.       .          .          .  118 
Marshall,  Anthony  .          .          -245 

Anthony,  jun.  .          .  446 

Arthur     .          .          .  292 

C.  J.         .          .          .  395 

C.  N.  .  .  .  126 
Claude  C.  B.     .          .  507 

D.  M.  .  .  .  498 
Edward  ...  39 
G.  M.  .  .  .  8 
Henry  .  .  .  262 
Hubert  .  .  312 
James  .  .  .  110 
James  .  .  .  253 
J.  N.  H.  .  .  531 
J.  Robson  .  .  284 
John  ...  18 
John     (Lord    Currie- 

hiU)      ...  88 

J.  C.  R.  .          .          .  253 

J.  D.  Calder     .          .  494 

Lumley  A.        .         .  284 

R.  I.        .         .         .  535 

R.  W.      .         .         .  5i5 

Selby  F.  .  .         .421 

Theodore  .         .189 

T.  R.       .          .         .  253 

Walter     .         .         .284 

William  .  .  .12 

WiUiam   .  .  .284 

W.  E.       .          .          .  474 

W.  Hunter       .         .219 

Martin,  A.  C.           .         .         .  253 

C.  F.           ...  526 

C.  J.           ...  305 

Edward      .         .         .  254 

F.  J.           ...  276 

F.  W.          .          .          .  325 

Hugh          .          .         .  498 

John           .          .         .  498 

J.  B.           .          .          .  189 

J.  H.          .         .          .  276 

J.  M.           ...  531 

L.  S.           ...  522 

Peter          ...  3 

R.  W.         .          .          .  508 

Ronald  F.  .          .          .  508 

S.  L.           ...  428 

Thomas      ...  88 

T.  A.                    .          .  502 

T.  J.           ...  276 

WiUiam      ...  39 


INDEX 


615 


YEAK 

PAGE 

YEAR 

PAGE 

I9I3-I4 

Martin,  W.  M. 

539 

1855-62 

Meiklejohn,  W.  H.  .         .         .     210 

1913-14 

Martine,  D.  E.  H.  . 

539 

1904-5 

Mein,  A.  B.    . 

■        498 

I9IO-II 

T.  C. 

■      526 

1854-61 

„    A.  W.  . 

.        203 

1912-1^ 

Marwick,  D.  K.       . 

■     535 

1863-70 

„    J.  A.  W. 

.        276 

1872-9' 

„           James 

■     340 

1900-1 

„    James  E. 

.        480 

1854-61 

Marzetti,  Joseph     . 

•     203 

1859-66 

„    John  E. 

•        245 

1902-3 

Mason,  A.  W.  G.     . 

•     489 

1884-92 

„    Maclaren 

•     399 

1834-41 

„       George 

80 

1830-7 

„     WilUam 

62 

1867-74 

„       H.  W. 

•     305 

1877-84 

Melrose,  J.  R. 

368 

1844-51 

„       John  . 

137 

1908-9 

Melville,  Andrew 

517 

1893-4 

„       J.  B.  . 

446 

I9I3-I4 

„         F.  G.  S. 

540 

1879-86 

„       Julius  W.    . 

378 

1853-60 

Sir  George,  K.C 

.M.G. 

194 

1868-75 

Masson,  D.  O. 

312 

1852-9 

„         G.  F.         . 

189 

1853-60 

Masters,  John 

194 

1824-7 

Menteath,  G.  W.  Steuart 

3 

1849-56 

,,         WiUiam     . 

168 

1872-9 

Menzies,  Alexander 

340 

1859-66 

Mather,  P.  E. 

245 

1845-52 

„         A.  J. 

144 

1842-9 

Robert       . 

126 

1871-8 

„         Alan  L.     . 

334 

1865-72 

Matheson,  Alexander 

292 

1854-61 

AUan 

203 

1903-4 

A.  R.      . 

494 

1824-8 

„          Archibald 

8 

1876-83 

H.  M.  P. 

362 

1895-6 

A.  J.  A.    . 

456 

IS9I-2 

R.  P.      . 

434 

1859-66 

C.  D. 

245 

I89I-2 

W.  J.     . 

434 

1896-7 

„         G.  U.        . 

460 

I9II-I2 

Mathieson,  A.  D.  D. 

531 

1834-41 

G.  I. 

80 

I9I3-I4 

J.  E.  D. 

539 

1907-8 

I.  B.  L.    . 

512 

I9I2-I3 

R.  D.    . 

535 

1838-45 

,,         John 

100 

1862-9 

W.  J.    . 

268 

1860-7 

,,         Laurie 

254 

1879-86 

W.  L.    . 

378 

1824-8 

Robert      . 

8 

1895-6 

Matthew,  Albert  C. 

456 

1850-7 

Robert      . 

175 

1906-7 

„           Archibald 

508 

1857-64 

R.  C. 

228 

I 890-1 

„           Charles    . 

428 

1834-41 

„         R.  S.         . 

80 

1873-80 

C.  G.       . 

346 

1824-9 

WiUiam     . 

12 

i8qi-2 

F.  H.       . 

434 

1847-54 

WiUiam     . 

157 

1871-8 

F.  J.        . 

334 

1844-51 

Sir  WiUiam  J. 

137 

1908-9 

F.  S.        . 

517 

1824-9 

Mercer,  G.  D. 

12 

1888-9 

James      . 

415 

1824-8 

,,       Graeme  R. 

8 

1891-2 

J.  H.        . 

434 

1832-9 

„       H.  S. 

71 

18-6-83 

John  C.  . 

363 

1837-44 

W.  w. 

94 

1869-76 

P.  Millar 

318 

1835-42 

Meredith,  H.  W.     . 

84 

1905-6 

„           P.  Millar,  jun. 

502 

1872-9 

Merry,  James 

340 

1834-41 

Matthewson,  Colin  . 

80 

1875-82 

„      John  . 

358 

J  830-7 

J.  B.  . 

62 

1848-55 

Messer,  A.  B. 

162 

1841-8 

Maughan,  Philip     . 

118 

1861-8 

Messum,  H.  L. 

262 

1845-52 

W.  C.      . 

144 

1860-7 

J.  A.  B.  G. 

254 

1894-5 

Maule,  Robert 

452 

I9IO-II 

Metcalfe,  W.  H.      . 

526 

1861-8 

Maxton,  J.  P. 

262 

1872-9 

Methuen,  James 

340 

1828-36 

Maxtone,  James.    See  Graham 

1902-3 

Meyer,  H.  K.  R.     . 

489 

James  Maxtone. 

1884-92 

MicheU,  F.  M. 

399 

1834-41 

John 

80 

1853-60 

Middlemass,  Christopher 

194 

1870-7 

Maxwell,  Alexander 

325 

1855-62 

John  . 

210 

1827-34 

„          Edward    . 

46 

1913-14 

Middleton,  A.  C.     . 

540 

1913-14 

George     . 

539 

1902-3 

A.  S.     . 

489 

1899-19OC 

G.  H.  H.  P.      . 

474 

1891-2 

Alfred   . 

434 

1871-8 

Hugh        . 

334 

1904-5 

D.  S.      . 

498 

1840-7 

,,          James  Clerk 

no 

1903-4 

G.  H.    . 

494 

1824-9 

John 

12 

1865-72 

Guy       . 

292 

1907-8 

J.  R.         . 

512 

1859-66 

H.  S.     . 

245 

1847-54 

Sir     J.     R.    Heron 

1891-2 

H.  D.     . 

434 

Bart.     . 

157 

1869-76 

,,              James   . 

318 

1830-7 

,,          M.  A.  Wedderbum- 

62 

1902-3 

J.R.     . 

489 

1868-75 

P.  W.       . 

312 

1913-14 

,,             Jonathan  T.  . 

540 

1824-30 

„          R.  Heron 

18 

I9IO-II 

L.  W.  J.         . 

527 

1912-13 

,,          Vernon  S. 

535 

1902-3 

Miles,  J.  E.    . 

489 

1868-75 

,,          WeUwood 

312 

1909-10 

Mill,  R.  C.  K. 

522 

1826-33 

W.  Herries 

39 

1904-5 

„  W.  H.,  jun.    . 

498 

1840-7 

William   . 

no 

1863-70 

MUlar,  Andrew 

276 

1862-9 

W.  J.  Herries  . 

268 

1892-3 

,,      F.  Grahame 

440 

1836-43 

Mayne,  R.  H. 

88 

1873-80 

„      F.  G.  . 

346 

1886-94 

Meek,  J.  B.  L. 

408 

1890-1 

„      G.  W.  R.     . 

428 

1870-7 

Meggison,  T.  C.       . 

325 

1860-7 

,,      James 

254 

1880-7 

Meikle,  Christopher 

382 

1892-3 

„      J.  C.   . 

440 

1881-8 

„       H.  G.  W.    . 

387 

1829-36 

„      J.  L.  . 

57 

1881-8 

„       R.  S. 

387 

1857-64 

„      J.  W.  B.      . 

228 

1855-62 

Meiklejohn,  A.  J.    . 

210 

1874-81 

„      J.  Hepburn 

352 

1844-51 

,,                H.  R.  •           • 

137 

1890-1 

„      J.  S.  L.        . 

428 

616 


INDEX 


1909-10 

1891-2 

1833-40 

1873-80 

1905-6 

1889-9 

1854-61 

1899-1900 

1824-31 

1878-85 

1904-5 

1907-S 

X901-2 

1903-4 

1825-32 

1904-5 

1859-66 

1889-90 

1845-52 

1847-54 
1863-70 
1886-94 
1879-86 
1911-12 

1848-55 

1898-9 

1897-8 

1907-8 

1824-30 

1900-1 

1861-8 

1850-7 

1826-33 

1904-5 

1824-9 

1896-7 

1869-76 

1824-30 

1861-8 

1869-76 

1906-7 

1850-7 

1904-5 
1897-8 
1892-3 

1893-4 

1895-6 

1893-4 

1898-9 

1869-76 

1871-8 

1867-74 

1835-42 

1909-10 

1824-9 

1858-65 

1897-8 

1890-1 

1861-8 

1890-1 

1897-8 

1863-70 

1851-8 

1842-9 

1853-60 

1850-7 

1841-8 

1890-1 

1909-10 

1843-50 

1859-66 

1861-8 

1827-34 

1827-34 


Millar,  R.  K.           ,         .         . 

522 

„      S.  R 

434 

„      Thomas 

76    1 

„      Thomas 

346    1 

.,      W.  J.  . 

502 

Miller,  Alexander    . 

421 

„     A.  Gordon   . 

204    ] 

„     A.  G.  Schaw 

474 

„     A.  P.  . 

25 

„     A.  T.  . 

373 

„     A.  W.  B.      . 

498 

„     C.  \V.  StretteU     . 

512 

„     C.  W.  H.      . 

484 

„     G.  W.  M.     . 

494 

„     G.  C.  . 

33 

„     H.  W.  W.    . 

498 

„     Hugh. 

245 

„     H.M.           /         . 

421 

„     James 

144 

„     James 

157 

„     James 

276 

„     James 

40S 

„      J.A.G.       .         . 

37S 

„     J.C.  K.       .          . 

531 

„      J.  M.  . 

162 

„     John  .         .         . 

469 

„      J.  Gordon    . 

465 

„      J.  W.  E.      . 

512 

„     P.  L.  . 

18 

„     R.  W.  H.     . 

480 

„     Samuel 

262 

„     S.  A.  . 

175 

„     Thomas 

39 

,;     T.  A.  G.       . 

498 

„     T.  D.  . 

12 

„     T.  W.  D.      . 

460 

„      T.  W.  . 

318 

„     Sir  WiUiam,  Bart. 

iS 

„     William 

262 

„     W.  H. 

318 

„     W.  H.  StretteU     . 

508 

MiUie,  David 

175 

Milligan,  Alastair    . 

498 

EricD.     . 

465 

James       . 

440 

„          J.  H.         .          . 

446 

J.  R.         . 

456 

„         0.  B.        .         . 

446 

R.  D.        . 

469 

Milling,  Ebenezer    . 

319 

„       Horace 

334 

.,       M.  J.  T.     . 

305 

Mills,  Charles 

84 

„    W.  B.  . 

522 

Milne,  James 

13 

„     James 

236 

„     J.  M.   . 

.     465 

„     John    . 

428 

„     J.  L.    . 

262 

„     R.  T.  . 

428 

„     WiUiam 

465 

Milns,  J.  CM.. 

276 

Milroy,  A.  W. 

183 

„       David 

126 

„       W.  Muir      . 

194 

Minto,  P.  W. 

175 

Minvielle,  St.  Croix 

Il8 

Mirylees,  O.  M.       . 

428 

MitcheU,  Alan  C.     . 

522 

„         Alexander 

131 

A.  J.         . 

245 

A.  J. 

262 

„         A.O.        .          . 

46 

„          Andrew    . 

46 

1894-5 

Mitchell,  Andrew,  jun.     . 

452 

1897-8 

tt 

D.  C. 

465 

1912-13 

D.  M.        . 

53<' 

1868-75 

if 

Donald     . 

312 

1826-33 

»» 

Douglas    . 

40 

1826-33 

James 

40 

1850-7 

tt 

James 

175 

1880-7 

James 

382 

1846-53 

It 

J.  R.         . 

151 

1843-50 

ti 

J.  S. 

131 

1899-1900 

J.  T.  R.    . 

474 

1861-8 

II 

John 

262 

1864-71 

,, 

John 

284 

1888-9 

)} 

J.  B.         .          . 

415 

1890-1 

t» 

J.  P.         .          . 

428 

I 899- 1900 

)> 

P.  H.        . 

474 

1912-13 

>} 

s.  s.  c.    . 

536 

1851-8 

)i 

Thomas    . 

183 

1890-1 

i> 

T.  S. 

428 

1863-70 

WiUiam    . 

276 

1863-70 

>» 

WiUiam    . 

276 

1864-71 

»> 

WUliam    . 

284 

1874-81 

)) 

WiUiam    . 

352 

1878-85 

W.  E. 

373 

1913-14 

MitcheU  Innes,  A.  T.  M.  . 

540 

1867-74 

»» 

„       J.  H.        . 

303 

1882-90 

H 

„       R.  G.       . 

391 

1867-74 

M 

„      W.  G.       . 

303 

1869-76 

Mitchell-Innes,  N.  Gilbert 

317 

1850-7 

Moat 

Robert 

175 

1877-84 

Moberly,  F.  J. 

368 

1907-8 

Moffat,  James,  jun. 

513 

1907-8 

»» 

John  . 

513 

1838-45 

>f 

Thomas 

100 

1843-50 

»» 

Thomas 

131 

1838-45 

WiUiam       . 

100 

1909-10 

)} 

WiUiam       . 

522 

1904-5 

II 

W.  I.  G.     . 

498 

1883-91 

»» 

W.  K. 

395 

1899-1900 

Mofiatt,  A.  M. 

474 

1858-65 

11 

H.  S. 

236 

1882-90 

ti 

W.  H.        . 

391 

1899-1900 

Moir, 

A.  G.    . 

474 

1872-9 

»» 

A.  P.     . 

340 

1869-76 

»» 

CM.. 

.     319 

1871-8 

11 

D.  Macbeth  . 

.     334 

1894-5 

it 

Ian  S.  S. 

452 

1855-62 

it 

J.  W.    . 

210 

1857-64 

tt 

Oswald  B.      . 

.     228 

1840-7 

Robert . 

no 

1854-61 

>i 

WiUiam 

.     204 

1824-8 

Molesworth,  Arscott  0.    . 

8 

1827-34 

tt 

F.  A.  . 

.       46 

1888-9 

Moncreiff,  Edwin  R. 

.     415 

1860-7 

tt 

Hon.  F.  J.       . 

.     254 

1857-64 

ti 

Hon.  Frederick  C 

.     228 

1885-93 

II 

George    . 

.     403 

1825-32 

G.  R.      . 

33 

1849-56 

fi 

Henry    James    (2n( 

Lord  Moncreiff) 

.      168 

1888-9 

■  »i 

H.  W.     . 

•     415 

1885-93 

11 

J.  F.        . 

.     403 

1856-63 

Hon.  J.  W.     . 

.       219 

1854-61 

11 

Hon.     Robert     Chi 
Chester  (3rd  Baroi 

Moncreiff)    . 

.     204 

1829-36 

tt 

Thomas  . 

57 

1824-30 

tt 

WiUiam  . 

19 

1891-2 

it 

W.  F.      . 

•     435 

1849-56 

Moncrieff,  Charles  Scott- 

.     168 

1846-53 

i> 

Sir  Colin  C   Scott- 

K.C.M.G.,K.C.S.l 

•     151 

1875-82 

11 

F.  Hope 

•     358 

1864-71 

II 

G.  K.  Scott-    . 

.     284 

INDEX 


617 


1867-74  Moncrieff,  Hugh 

1858-65  „            J.  Forbes 

18^4-7  „            John  Scott 

1896-7  „           L.  A.      . 

1862-9  „           R.  H.  Scott- 

1856-63  „            R.  Hope 

1876-83  „            R.  L.  Scott- 

1869-76  „            W.  Scott- 

1S98-9  Money,  E.  D. 

1898-9  „       G.  R. 

18^7-44  Monilaws,  A.  G. 

1895-&  „            S.  H. 

1S91-2  „            W.  B. 

1913-14  Monk,  W.  B. 

18^8-65  Monro,  Alexander 

1878-85  „       C.  L.  D. 

1S24-8  ,,       David 

1860-7  .,      David 

1SS4-92  „      D.  H.  W. 

1879-86  „       R.  P.  H. 

1824-31  „       WilUam 

1844-51  Monteath,  A.  M. 

1844-51  „          C.  S. 

1892-3  „             H.  H. 

•897-8  „            J.  G. 

1S45-52  „            R.  R. 

1852-9  Monteith,  H.  A. 

1857-64  „           Robert 

1851-8  „            WilHam 

1878-85  Montgomerie,  D.  I.  C. 

1877-84  „                   W.  H. 

1834-41  Montgomery,  Conrad 

1832-9  „                 Sir         Graham 
Graham,  Bart. 

1S24-S  „                  James 

1832-9  „                 J.  B.  Hamilton 

1847-54  ,.                 J-  P. 

1824-8  „                 Robert 

1837-44  „                  T.  H. 

1S47-54  Moodie,  Afleck 

1854-61  Moore,  Sir  George  M.  J 

1824-9  „      Mark  . 

1824-9  ,,      Pierce 

1S40-7  „      R.  W. 

1 88 1-8  Moorhead,  R.  L.      . 

1877-84  More,  A.  H.  C. 

1904-5  „    A.  R.    . 

1852-9  „    C.  W.    . 

1900-1  ,,    C.  R.    . 

1896-7  ,,    James  . 

1851-8  „    J.  L.     . 

1901-2  „    Thomas 

1831-8  „    WiUiam 

1824-31  More-Gordon,  George 

1859-66  „            „     J.  S. 

1824-30  Morehead,  G.  J. 

1824-8  „            R.  A.  A. 

1824-8  Morehouse,  James  . 

1864-71  Morgan,  A.  H. 

1904-5  „        C.  C. 

1852-9  ,,        David 

1845-52  „         James 

1838-45  ,,        Osborne    . 

1845-52  „        T.  K. 

1846-53  „         William      . 

180 1 -8  Morison,  Alexander 

1824-9  „         A.  C. 

1869-76  „         A.  J.  M.   . 

1869-76  „          B.  G.  Walker 

1860-7  »          Everard    . 

1836-43  „          J.  Mitford 

1859-66  „         Murdoch  S. 

1910-H  „          Patrick     . 

1906-7  „          Ronald  P. 


305 

236 

3 
460 
269 
219 
363 
319 
470 
470 

94 
456 

435 
540 
236 

374 
8 

254 
399 
378 
25 
138 
138 
440 

465 
144 
189 

228 
183 

374 

368 

80 

71 

8 

71 
15S 

8 

94 
158 
204 

13 

13 

no 

387 

368 

498 

189 

480 

460 

183 

485 

67 

25 

245 

19 

8 

8 

284 

498 

189 

144 

100 

144 

151 
262 

13 
319 
319 
254 

88 
246 
527 
508 


1894-5  Morony,  E.  A. 

1890-1  Morris,  A.  R. 

1890-1  „   G.  F.  B.   . 

1909-10  Morrison,  Alastair  . 

1827-34  „          Alexander 

1843-50  ,,           Alexander 

1830-7  „          A.  G.  D. 

18S1-8  „           Charles 

1858-65  „           C.  E. 

1888-9  „           J-  N. 

1830-7  „           J.  S. 

1824-31  „           John 

1832-9  ,,           John 

1830-7  ,,           Kenneth 

1902-3  „           R.  A. 

1882-90  „           R.  C. 

1902-3  „           S.  F.  O. 

1824-31  „           WiUiam 

1827.34  .,           W.  B. 

1902-3  „           W.  F.  O. 

1886-94  „           W.  H. 

1858-65  Mortimer,  Edward . 

1852-9  „            T.  A.  C. 

1828-35  Morton,  A.  R. 

1838-45  „         Boyce  W. 

1827-34  ,,        G.  E. 

1824-31  „        T.  C. 

1831-8  „        W.  E. 

1863-70  Moseley,  Arthur 

1873-80  Mosman,  A.  C. 

1876-83  „          A.  W. 

1839-46  „           Hugh 

1871-8  „          Hugh 

1841-8  „          WiUiam 

1905-6  MotherweU,  A.  T. 

1911-12  Mouat,  Alastair 

1848-55  Moubray,  John 

1868-75  „           J-  J. 

1835-42  „           J-  M. 

1825-32  ,,           Richard 

1837-44  ,,           Thomas 

1827-34  „           W.  H. 

1838-45  Moule,  Henry 

1847-54  ..      Joseph  T. 

1896-7  Mounsey,  J.  L.' 

1891-2  „            J.  J. 

1826-33  Mowbray,  G.  C. 

1857-64  ,,           John 

1824-9  „            J.  M. 

1854-61  „           P.  H. 

1878-85  Moxon,  C.  C.  . 

1857-64  Muir,  A.  M.    . 

1868-75  „    C.  C.     . 

1904-5  ,,    G.  Watson 

1909-10  ,,    G.  Watson 

1826-33  „    James  . 

1855-62  „    J.  F.     . 

1835-42  „    J-  S.     . 

1913-14  ..  J-  W.   . 

1892-3  „    P.  R.  S. 

1827-34  „    R.  H.   . 

1906-7  ,,    T.  Temple,  jun. 

1911-12  ,,    W.  A.    . 

1856-63  „    W.  CampbeU 

1910-11  „    W.  E.  Gray 

1849-56  „    W.  J.  W. 

1906-7  „    W.  S.  Temple 

1889-90  Muirhead,  A.  C.  M. 

1846-53  „             Claud 

1847-54  „            E.  W. 

1903-4  ..            F.  C. 

1844-51  „            George 

1840-7  „            James 

1907-8  „            J.  C.  G.  C. 


452 
428 
428 
522 
46 

131 
62 

387 

236 

416 

62 

25 

71 

62 

489 

391 

489 

25 

46 

489 

408 

236 

189 

52 

1 00 

46 

25 
67 
276 
346 
363 
105 

334 
ri8 
502 

531 
162 
312 

84 

33 

94 

46 
100 
158 
461 

435 
40 

228 

13  • 
204 

374 
223 
312 
498 
522 

40 
210 

84 
540 
441 

47 
508 

531 
219 

527 
168 
508 

421 

151 
158 
494 
138 
no 

513 


€18 


INDEX 


YEAR 

1827-34 

1838-45 

1848-55 

1892-3 

I9IO-II 

1867-74 

1912-13 

1824-30 

1906-7 

1860-7 

1910-11 

1906-7 

1865-72 

I85I-8 

1860-7 

1912-13 

1847-54 

1824-30 

1843-50 

1847-54 

1852-9 

1863-70 

1837-44 

1874-81 

1858-65 

1880-7 

1907-8 

1858-65 

1826-33 

1842-9 

1824-7 
1824-9 

1838-45 

1847-54 

1879-86 

1910-11 

1864-71 

1891-2 

1833-40 

1846-53 

1876-83 

1833-40 

1824-8 

1866-73 

1875-82 

1912-13 

1843-50 

1828-35 

1905-6 

1877-84 

1853-60 

1903-4 

1896-7 

1852-9 

1838-45 

1824-31 

1842-9 

1827-34 

1846-53 

1830-7 

1844-51 

1856-63 

1857-64 

1S99-I9OO 

1861-8 

1846-53 

1824-9 

1824-30 

1832-9 

1839-46 

1845-52 
1910-11 
1889-90 
1884-92 


Muirhead,  P.  J. 

, 

47 : 

1857-64 

,,            Thomas 

100 

1908-9 

W.  M.     . 

162 

1870-7 

MundeU,  W.  S.        . 

441 

1855-62 

Mungall,  H.  L.        . 

527 

1824-8 

Mungle,  Andrew 

305 

1835-42 

Munro,  Alan  S.  M. 

536 

1859-66 

„       Alexander  . 

19 

1891-2 

„       A.  J.  R.      . 

508 

1830-7 

Charles 

254 

1850-7 

„       C.  R. 

527 

1878-85 

„       G.  A. 

508 

1861-8 

„       G.  M. 

292 

1825-32 

„       Hector 

183 

1860-7 

„       Sir  Hector,  Bart. 

254 

1865-72 

„       J.  B.  L.      . 

336 

1877-84 

„      Lloyd 

158 

1838-45 

„       Patrick 

19 

1825-32 

„       WilUam       . 

131 

1824-31 

„       William       . 

158 

1906-7 

Murdoch,  A.  D.       . 

189 

1828-35 

„           John  Burn 

276 

1847-54 

J.  H.       .          . 

95 

1858-65 

Keith  A. 

352 

1859-66 

P.  A. 

236 

1861-8 

Mure,  T.  V.  Lockhart- 

383 

1S80-7 

Muriset,  A.  E. 

513 

1842-9 

Murray,  A.     . 

236 

1870-7 

„        Alexander 

40 

1859-66 

„        A.  Erskine 

126 

1856-63 

„        Andrew 

3 

1845-52 

„        Andrew 

13 

1902-3 

„         Andrew      . 

100 

1866-73 

„        Andrew     . 

158 

1859-66 

„        Andrew     . 

378 

1876-83 

A.  C. 

527 

1881-8 

„        Andrew  Frank  . 

284 

A.  H. 

435 

1855-62 

,,        A.  Maxtone 

76 

1845-52 

A.  G. 

151 

1824-7 

A.  E. 

363 

1850-7 

B.  H. 

76 

1862-9 

„        Hon.  Charles 

8 

1824-31 

„        Charles 

299 

1856-63 

„        Charles  D. 

358 

1885-93 

C.  D.  L.    . 

536 

1896-7 

C.  S. 

131 

1853-60 

C.  W. 

52 

1835-42 

„        Crichton  G. 

502 

1889-90 

„         Daniel 

368 

1853-60 

,,        David 

195 

1865-72 

D.  C.  G.    . 

494 

D.  H. 

461 

1S83-91 

D.  P. 

1 89 

1829-36 

„        Fitzgerald  L.  R 

100 

1898-9 

„        George 

25 

1865-72 

„        G.  J. 

126 

1864-71 

H.  D. 

■       47 

1898-9 

Hugh 

•      151 

1888-9 

,,        James 

62 

1886-94 

,,        James 

.      138 

1824-31 

„        James 

.     219 

1824-30 

„        James 

.      228 

1825-32 

„         J.  A. 

•      474 

1838-45 

J.  Balfour 

.      262 

1880-7 

J.  St.  H.  ErskiE 

e- 

■      151 

1833-40 

J.  Wolfe    . 

•        13 

1907-8 

„        John 

19 

1829-36 

»         John 

71 

1829-36 

„         John 

.      105 

1830-7 

,,        John 

•      145 

i    1912-13 

„        John 

•     527 

'    1849-56 

,.      J.  c. 

.      422 

1    1838-45 

„        J.  G. 

•      399 

1842-9 

PACB 

Murray,  J.  M.          .         .         .  228 

K.  A.  H.  .          .         .  517 

„        K.  D.                  .         .  325 

,,        Loraine     .         .         .  210 

Patrick      ...  8 

„         Patrick      ...  84 

„         Patrick      .          .          .  246 

„         P.  M.          .          .          .  435 

,,  Robert  ...  62 
„  Robert  .  .  .175 
„        Robert      .          .          -374 

„        R.  D.         .          .          .  262 

,,        Hon.  R.  Dundas         .  33 

„        R.  H.         .          .          .  254 

„        R.  L.         .          .          .  292 

„  R.  D.  .  .  .  368 
,,        Sutherland          .          .100 

,,         Thomas     ...  33 

,,        T.  Graham          .          .  25 

„        T.  H.         .          .          .  508 

,,  William  ...  52 
„         William     .          .          .158 

„        WiUiam     .          .          .  236 

,,        William     .          .          .  246 

,,         William     .          .          .  262 

William     .          .          .  383 

W.  D.         .          .          .  126 

W.  E.         .          .          .  325 

„         W.  H.        .          .          .  246 

W.  G.  G.  .          .          .  219 

„        W.  J.         .          .          .  14s 

Mursell,  J.  L.          .          .          .  4S9 

Musgrave,  George  .          .          .  299 

J.  R.      .          .          .  246 

W.  H.     .          .          .  3*^3 
Mutter,    A.    D.,    now    Mutter- 
Napier         .          .          .          -387 
Myers,  W.  Wykeham       .          .210 

MyUus,  F.  J 145 

Mylne,  CD 4 

G.  F 175 

H.  C 269 

James           ...  25 

James          .          .          .  219 

James          .          .          .  403 

J.  G.  .          .          .          .  461 

L.  G 195 

W.  C.  R.      .          .          .  84 

W.  K.                             .  422 

W.  R.          .          .         .  195 

Myrtle,  J.  Young    .          .          .  292 

Nairn,  Michael       .         .         .  396 

Nairne,  James         ...  57 

„       R.  G.          .          .          .  470 

„        T.  Graham           .          .  292 

„        William      .  .  .285 

,,       W.  Graham         .          .  470 

Nalborough,  A.  E.  .         .          .  416 

„                 Theophilus  .          .  408 

Napier,  Alexander  ...  25 

,,        Archibald  ...  19 

„       Francis       ...  33 

„       George                  .          .  100 

„       George        .          .          .  383 

,,       James  Stirling     .          .  76 

„       J.  A.  N.     .          .          .  513 

„        John  Stirling       .          .  57 

„       Sir  R.  J.  MilUken,  Bart.  57 

„        William      ...  62 

Nash,  Thomas  R.   .          .          .  536 

Nasmyth,  A.  E.  E.           .          .  168 

D.  J.       .          .          .  100 

J.  B.       .         .          .  126 


INDEX 


619 


1836-43 

Nasmyth,  Robert 

1849-56 

Neaves,  Charles 

1855-62 

,.        J.  M. 

1865-72 

R.  M. 

1860-7 

„        William 

1908-9 

Neil,  N.  A.  G. 

1836-43 

Neill,  James  . 

1839-46 

„    John     . 

1904-5 

„    J.  W.  F. 

1836-43 

„    Robert  . 

1892-3 

„    R.  M.    . 

1888-9 

NeUson,  Ian  B.  C. 

1865-72 

Robert 

1860-7 

Nelson,  Charles 

1888-9 

„        Ian  T. 

1887-8 

„       T.  A.  . 

1837-44 

Nembhard,  William 

1830-7 

Nethersole,  Francis 

1864-71 

Newbigging,  A.  C.  . 

1860-7 

P.  C.  E. 

1858-65 

Walter  C. 

1855-62 

WiUiam 

1881-8 

W.  P.  E. 

1904-5 

Newington,  R.  B.   . 

Newlands,  Baron.    See 

I88S-9 

A.  R.     . 

1893-4 

G.  A.  V 

1 890-1 

H.  S. 

1888-9 

J.  E. 

1837-44 

Newmarch,  C.  D. 

1865-72 

Newnam,  Noel 

1882-90 

Newton,  C.  G. 

1907-8 

„         C.  G. 

i88i-8 

D.  G. 

1830-7 

J-  s. 

1887-8 

„         T.  B. 

1841-8 

W.  D.  0. 

Ha> 

1868-75 

Niblett,  F.  H. 

1872-9 

Nicholson,  B.  H. 

1853-60 

C.  P. 

1911-12 

D.  N. 

1908-9 

H.  A. 

1893-4 

J.  G. 

1893-4 

P.  M. 

1910-11 

R.  W. 

1829-36 

„            Thomas 

1851-8 

WiUiam 

1866-73 

WiUiam 

1911-12 

Nicol,  David  . 

1866-73 

„     W.  W.  J. 

1904-5 

NicoU,  E.  J.  . 

1869-76 

„      G.  E.  S. 

1907-8 

„      H.W.. 

iS  76-83 

Nicolson,  A.  M. 

1912-13 

C.  J. 

1871-8 

D.  A. 

1873-80 

James 

1897-8 

L.  G. 

1876-83 

R-  J- 

1876-83 

W.  H. 

1856-63 

W.  M. 

1S89-90 

Nisbet,  A.  M. 

1862-9 

„       C.  C.  . 

1881-8 

„       D.  M. 

1852-9 

,,       James 

1835-42 

„       John'. 

1866-73 

„       J.  Tawse 

1839-46 

„       Robert 

I 900- I 

„       R.  B. 

1894-5 

„       R.  M. 

1839-46 

„       Thomas 

1851-8 

,,       Thomas 

1842-9 

„       WUliam 

1861-8 

Nisbett,  G.  D.  Mor( 

Hozier, 


89  1857-64  Nisbett,  J.  H. 

168  1862-9  »         North  More 

211  1858-65  Nivison,  Richard 

292  1853-60  „         T.  H.  S. 

254  1846-53  Nixon,  William 

517  1892-3  Nobbs,  E.  A. . 

89  1842-9  Noble,  Benjamin 

105  1906-7  „      Donald 

498  1S92-3  „      N.  D.  . 

89  1892-3  „      P.  L.  H. 

441  1872-9  Nonnen,  W.  C. 

416  1909-10  Norfor,  R.  C. . 

292  1873-80  Norie,  E.  W.  M. 

254  1913-14  Norman,  C.  H.  B. 

416  1839-46  Nonnand,  J.  B. 

409  1854-61  „  P.  H. 
95    ,    1880-7  Notley,  John . 
62  1913-14  Notman,  J.  W. 

285  1906-7  „          R.  C. 

254  1905-6  „          W.  G. 

237  1888-9  Nowers,  A.  H.  C. 

211 

388    i    1827-34  OcHTERLONY,   Sir  Charles  M. 

498  Bart. 

1848-55  O'Donnel,  ConneU  . 

416  1910-11  Officer,  A.  C. 

446  1838-45  ,,       Charles 

428  1840-7  ,,       H.  Suetonius 

416    ;    1911-12  ,,       W.  J. 

95    '    1S24-30  Ogilvie,  A.  C. 

292  1892-3  „        C.  E. 

391  1824-30  „        David 

513  1877-84  „        P.  G. 

388  1824-9  „        Thomas      . 

62  1850-7  Ogilvy,  F.  M'Kenzie 

410  1830-7  „       James  Wedderburn 
118  1829-36  „       John  A.  Wedderburn 
312  1845-52  „       J.  F. 
340  1879-86  „       L.  M. 
195    '    1850-7  ,,       Thomas 
531    ;    1885-93  Oldham,  G.  M. 
517  1890-1  „          H.  W. 
446    I    1894-5  „          J.  E. 
446  1884-92  „          J.  H. 
527  1912-13  Oliphant,  A.  H. 

57  1912-13  „           C.  L. 

183  1865-72  ,,           James 

299  1848-55  „           J.  Stewart 

531  1853-60  „           John 

299  1824-31  „           J.  H. 

498  1912-13  „           J.  S. 

319  1891-2  ,,           K.  M. 

513  1852-9  „           R.  B. 

363  1850-7  „           R.  L. 

536  1848-55  ,.          T.  B. 

334  1849-56  „           T.  T. 

346  1824-30  „           W.  H. 

465  1889-90  OUver,  A.  M. 

363    '    1824-31  „      Benjamin 

363  1824-31  „      John  . 

219  1829-36  „      Robert 

422  1830-7  „      William 

269  1904-5  ,,      W.  G.  B. 

388  1834-41  Oman,  C.  P.  A. 

189    '    1839-46  ,,      David 

84  1834-41  „      T.  E.  . 

299  1857-64  Omond,  G.  W.  T 

105    '    1856-63  „        T.  S. 

480  1850-7  O'Neill,  John 

452    I    1870-7  Ord,  J.  W.  B. 

105  1871-8  „  N.  A.     . 

183  1872-9  „  T.  S.  B. 

126  1880-7  Orde,  W.  R.  . 

2O2    I    1860-7  Orr,  A.  M. 


PAGB 

228 

269 
237 
195 
151 
441 
126 
508 
441 
441 
340 
522 
346 
540 
105 
204 
383 
540 
508 
502 
416 


47 
162 

527 
101 
110 
531 

19 
441 

19 
368 

13 

175 
62 

57 
145 
378 
175 
403 
428 
452 
399 
536 

536 
292 
162 

195 
26 

536 
435 
190 
176 
163 
168 

19 

422 

26 

26 

57 

62 

498 

80 

105 

80 
228 
219 
176 
325 
334 
340 
383 
255 


620 


INDEX 


YEAR 

1882-90  On,  C.  A.  Y.. 

1S82-90  „    C.  J. 

1873-80  „    D.  M.  M. 

1828-35  I.     Edward  . 

1906-7  „     E.  Rowley 

1908-9  ,,     Ian  M.    . 

1887-8  „    James 

1872-9  „     John 

1855-62  „     J.  Cave   . 

1908-9  ,,    Richard  . 

1828-35  „    Robert    . 

1833-40  „     Robert    . 

1S71-8  Oswald,  Frank 

1897-8  „         Frank 

1911-12  „         G.  A. 

1825-32  „        J.    F.    Gordon. 
Gordon,  J.  F. 

1S76-83  „        J.  H. 

1911-12  ,,        R.  N. 

1872-9  „        W.  A. 

1824-31  O'Toole,  Robert 

1825-32  „         W.  H. 

1909-10  Outram,  James 

1908-9  Ovens,  R.  B.  . 

1846-53  Owen,  Charles 

1843-50  „     G.  A.  . 

IQII-12  ,,        T.  H.   . 


See 


1S35-42 
1842-9 

1846-53 

1866-73 

1824-9 

1855-62 

1873-80 

1858-65 

1873-80 

I 8 73-80 

1871-8 

1913-14 

1863-70 

I 8 79-86 

1S29-36 

1S99-1900 

1839-46 

1903-4 

1S39-46 

JS28-35 

1904-5 

1866-73 

1870-7 

1870-7 

1898-9 

1873-80 

1867-74 

1858-65 

1840-7 
1824-8 
1871-8 
1908-9 

1836-43 

1858-65 

1854-61 

1907-8 

1897-8 

1870-7 

1913-14 

1899-1900 

1907-8 

1870-7 

1852-9 

1907-8 


Pagan,  G.  M. 

„       J.  M. 

„        William 
Page,  E.  A.  H. 
Palmer,  William 
Parish,  John  . 
Park,  A.  E.    . 

„    D.  F.    . 

,,    Hope    . 

,,    James  . 

,.    J-E.     . 

„     Mungo 

,,    Robert 

„    Robert  J. 
Parker,  A.  D. 

„       C.  L.  Y. 

„        David 
H.  M.  D. 

„        J-  J-  • 

„        W.  A. 
Parkinson,  C.  B.  F. 
Parland,  J.  J. 
Parsons,  A.  R. 

C.  G. 

D.  E. 
H.  D.  E. 

„  J.  H. 

Pasley-Dirom,  P.  A.     See  Mur- 


ft  »»      1.  A 

Paterson,  Adam 
,,  Adam 

,,  Adam  D. 

,,  Alexander 

A.  M. 

A.  J, 

A.  E.  W. 

A.  F. 

A.  B. 

A.  J. 
,,  A.  Keppie 

A.  S. 
„  Augustus 

C.  E. 

C.  B. 


doch,  P, 


A. 


391 

1864-71 

Paterson,  Colin  A. 

391 

1830-7 

D.  A.       . 

347 

i86i-8 

E.  de  Haya 

52    : 

1874-81 

E.  H.       . 

508    1 

1906-7 

F.  S. 

517    i 

1910-11 

G.  P. 

410 

1865-72 

G.  Quentin 

340 

1894-5 

Graeme  M. 

211 

1865-72 

H.  E.       . 

517 

1877-84 

H.  H.  V. 

52 

1905-6 

Herbert  M. 

76 

1905-6 

Hugh  B. 

334 

1908-9 

Hugh  D. 

465 

1852-9 

James 

531 

1855-62 
1893-4 

James 
J.  F.        . 

1877-84 

J.  Veitch 

363 

1845-52 

John 

531 

1907-8 

J.  A.  S. 

340 

1826-33 

J.  B.        . 

26 

1857-64 

J.  D. 

33 

1873-80 

J.  M. 

522 

1906-7 

J.  R. 

517 

1873-80 

J.  S. 

151 

1913-14 

L.  S. 

131 

1881-8 

M.  L. 

531 

1837-44 
1825-32 
I 861-8 

Peter 
P.  Hay 
P.  Hay 

84 

1907-8 

R.  S. 

126 

1824-31 

Robert 

151 

1909-10 

R.  Roy 

299 

1838-45 

R.  T. 

13 

1852-9 

T.  D. 

211 

1893-4 

Walter  E 

.  M. 

347 

1824-31 

.      WiUiam 

237 

1876-83 

WiUiam 

347 

1906-7 

W.  D. 

347 

1872-9 

W.  E. 

334 

1885-93 

W.  Orr 

540 

1908-9 

W.  P. 

276 

1828-35 

Pat'i'son,  J.  C. 

378 

1824-31 

John 

57 

1824-7 

Paton 

Archibald 

474 

1912-13 

C.  G.  . 

105 

1826-33 

Cyrus . 

494 

1870-7 

D.  Noel 

105 

1883-91 

D.  R. 

52 

1845-52 

Edward 

498 

1891-2 

E.  C.  Walle 

299 

1872-9 

F.  Noel 

325 

1826-33 

George 

326 

1846-53 

George 

470 

1852-9 

George 

347 

1841-8 

James 

305 

1841-8 
1848-55 

John  . 
John  . 

1893-4 

J.  A.. 

108 

1877-84 

K.  D.. 

8 

1877-84 

Nigel  F. 

334 

1874-81 

R.  A.  Noel 

517 

1855-62 

R.  E.  . 

89 

1846-53 

R.  M'lver 

237 

1874-81 

V.  A.  Noel 

204 

1913-14 

V.  F.  Noel 

513 

1875-82 

WaUer  H. 

465 

1845-52 

WaUam 

326 

1825-32 

W.  H. 

540 

1828-35 

W.  J.. 

474 

1906-7 

Patrick,  Russel 

513 

1873-80 

Patten,  Alexander 

326 

1875-82 

)) 

Archibald 

190 

1808-75 

»» 

D.  MacDougall 

513 

1860-7 

11 

H.  T. 

PACK 

285 
62 

263 

353 
508 

527 
292 

452 
292 
368 
502 
503 
517 
190 
211 
447 
369 
145 
513 
40 
228 

347 
508 

347 
540 

388 

95 

33 

263 

513 
26 
522 
101 
190 

447 
26 

363 
508 
340 
403 
517 
52 
s6 

4 
536 

40 
326 
396 
145 
435 
340 

40 
152 
190 
118 
n8 
163 
447 
369 
369 
353 
211 
152 
353 
540 
358 
145 

33 

52 
508 

347 
359 
312 

255 


INDEX 


621 


YEAR 

PAGE 

VEAK 

PACE 

1865-72 

Patten,  Hugh 

292 

1901-2 

Penney,  T.  M.  M.   .          .          .485 

1859-66 

„       James.      See   MacDou- 

I85S-65 

William      .          .          .237 

gaU,  Sir  James  Pat- 

1870-7 

Pentland,  Lord.      See  Sinclair, 

ten,  K.C.B. 

John. 

1860-7 

„       John 

255 

1911-12 

D.  S.  W.          .         .     5U 

1848-55 

Patterson,  G.  W.  F.  A.    . 

163 

1913-14 

R.  N.      . 

540 

1824-31 

,,             John 

26 

1912-13 

w.  0.    . 

536 

1853-60 

J.  H.      .          .          . 

195 

1893-4 

Peploe,  J.  R. 

447 

1824-30 

J.  w.     .         .         . 

19 

IS93-4 

„       X.  R. 

447 

1828-35 

,,             Montgomery   . 

52 

1859-66 

Perigal,  Arthur 

246 

1854-61 

„             Thomas 

204 

1861-8 

Periott,  Thomas 

203 

1827-34 

WiUiam 

47 

1912-13 

Perkin,  W.  F.  Jlolh 

\o 

53f> 

1824-7 

W.  L.     . 

4 

1860-7 

Perreau,  R.  W. 

255 

1867-74 

Pattison,  F.  G.  Handasyde 

305 

1827-34 

Peter,  Edward 

47 

1849-56 

,,           G.  Handasyde  . 

l68 

1826-33 

„     John    . 

40 

1885-93 

G.  G.        . 

404 

1872-9 

„     J.  S.     . 

341 

1886-94 

,,           Peterswald 

408 

1872-9 

„     R.  R.  . 

341 

1869-76 

R.  P.        . 

319 

1879-86 

Peterkin,  T.  B. 

378 

1846-53 

W.  R.       . 

152 

1906-7 

Petersen,  Gordon  S 

509 

1911-12 

PattuUo,  C.  A.         . 

531 

1906-7 

W.  M. 

509 

1913-14 

J.  D.         . 

540 

1888-9 

Peterson,  J.  C.  K.  . 

416 

1908-9 

J.  P.         . 

517 

1839-46 

Peterswald,  W.  J.  . 

105 

1885-93 

Paul,  A.  F 

404 

1824-30 

Petrie,  T.  S.  . 

19 

1886-94 

„    C.  Balfour      . 

408 

1 900- 1 

Pettitt,  P.  J.  H.  G. 

480 

1843-50 

„    H.  M 

131 

1824-31 

Philip,  David 

26 

1824-31 

,,    John     .          .          .          . 

26 

1890-1 

Philips,  J.  I.  . 

428 

1883-91 

„    JW 

396 

1835-42 

Philipson,  Nicholas 

84 

1825-32 

„    Robert. 

33 

1836-43 

Ralph 

89 

1835-42 

„    Robert. 

84 

1871-8 

Phillips,  A.  L. 

334 

1829-36 

„    W.  P.  S. 

57 

1848-55 

C.  M. 

163 

1902-3 

PauUa,  F.  W. 

489 

1843-50 

„        G.  R. 

131 

1885-93 

„       G.  A. 

404 

1847-54 

„         J-  D- 

158 

1896-7 

„       N.  G.           .          . 

461 

1851-8 

Joseph 

183 

1870-7 

Peacock,  E.  A.  W. 

326 

1855-62 

„         Lewis 

2n 

1870-7 

M.  E.  W. 

326 

1848-55 

Pickering,  C.  H. 

163 

1885-93 

Pearce,  A.  E. 

404 

1858-65 

Pigott,  Henry 

237 

1832-9 

„       J.  J.  . 

71 

1861-8 

„      James 

263 

1880-7 

W.  H. 

383 

I86I-8 

„       J.  H.  S. 

263 

I84I-8 

Pearson,  Alexander 

118 

1842-9 

Pigou,  Francis 

126 

1837-44 

A.  A. 

95 

1875-82 

Pilkington,  Ernest 

359 

1853-60 

,,          Sir   Charles    J.    (Lore 

1852-9 

J.  W. 

190 

Pearson) 

195 

1834-41 

Pillans,  H.  S. 

80 

1884-92 

CM. 

399 

1824-31 

„        Matthew 

26 

1889-90 

„          C.T.  F.    . 

422 

1860-7 

W.  Soltau 

255 

1858-65 

Dalziel      . 

237 

1913-14 

Pillman,  Mervyn 

540 

1850-7 

„          David 

176 

i860- 7 

Pinsent,  A.  R. 

255 

1838-45 

D.  A.        . 

101 

1866-73 

Hume  C. 

299 

1840-7 

Hugh  M.  D.       . 

no 

1860-7 

„         R.  A. 

255 

1841-8 

Walter  H. 

118 

1846-53 

Pitcairn,  A.  Y. 

152 

IS65-72 

Peddie,  Alexander  . 

292 

1909-10 

,,          Andrew  A 

522 

1893-4 

„        A.  W.  P.     . 

447 

1858-65 

G.  K. 

237 

1874-81 

„       C.  Dick      . 

353 

1854-61 

H.  H. 

204 

1868-75 

,,       James  Dick 

312 

1863-70 

J.  H. 

276 

1864-71 

J.  M.  Dick 

285 

1858-65 

R.  J. 

237 

1862-9 

„       T.  A. 

269 

1884-92 

W.  A. 

399 

1901-2 

Tom  A. 

485 

1850-7 

Pitkethly,  James 

176 

1869-76 

W.  Dick     . 

•     319 

1841-8 

Pitman,  Frederick 

118 

1891-2 

Pedersen,  Bernhard 

•      435 

1846-53 

Place,  BosviUe 

152 

1884-92 

Pemberton,  G.  B.   . 

•     399 

1898-9 

Playfair,  J.  W.  M. 

47c 

1881-8 

J.  C.    . 

.     388 

1898-9 

P.  H.  L. 

470 

1884-92 

T.  H.   . 

•     399 

1832-9 

Plomer,  J.  T. 

71 

1908-9 

Pender,  George 

•     517 

1829-36 

„        W.  P. 

57 

1906-7 

„        H.  G.  G.    . 

.     508 

PoUard-Urquhart.      See  Urqu 

1849-56 

,,        James 

.      168 

hart. 

1913-14 

„        J.N. 

•     540 

1859-66 

Pollok,  Arthur        .         .          .     246 

1848-55 

,,        J.  Cameron 

.     163 

1834-41 

„       W.  F.     See  Fergusson, 

1906-7 

„        J.  C.  F.      . 

.     508 

WiUiam. 

1844-51 

„        Thomas 

.     138 

1851-8 

Pollok-Morris,  R.  Morris  .          .     183 

1826-33 

„        W.  C. 

.       40 

1844-51 

Ponton,  A.  C. 

.     138 

1864-71 

Penney,  Francis  L. 

.     285 

1    1844-51 

,,         John 

.      138 

1866-73 

F.  G. 

•     299 

1878-85 

Pool,  B.  C.     . 

•     374 

1860-7 

J.  CampbeU 

■     255 

1873-80 

„   George  . 

•     347 

1901-2 

,,         J.  Campbell,  jun. 

■     485 

i    1835-42 

Poole,  Edward 

.       84 

1868.75 

„        Scott  Moncrieff  . 

.     312 

1824-31 

„     George 

.       26 

622 


INDEX 


1835-42 

Poole,  J.  C.    . 

1893-4 

Pooley,  A.  M. 

1895-6 

„       R.  A.  C.     . 

1653-60 

Pope,  Donald 

1840-7 

,,    Robert 

1847-54 

„    W.  A.  . 

1892-3 

Porteous,  A.  J. 

1889-90 

Porter,  W.  G. 

1888-9 

Pott,  Alexander 

1824-9 

„   George  . 

1851-8 

„   George. 

1872-9 

„   George. 

1888-9 

„   George  . 

1875-82 

,,   Gideon  . 

1849-56 

„   J.  Gideon 

1888-9 

,,   J.  Gideon 

1824-30 

„   Stephen 

1876-83 

„   William 

I88I-8 

Potter,  J.  C.  . 

1868-75 

„       Thomas 

I87I-8 

„      W.  M. 

I88I-8 

Potts,  A.  Miller 

1892-3 

„     C.  \V.  Miller 

1894-5 

„     G.  H.  MiUer 

1885-93 

„     W.  Miller      . 

1859-66 

Powell,  L.  L. 

1853-60 

Powrie,  Thomas 

1892-3 

Prentice,  C.  H. 

1824-31 

Prescott,  Robert     . 

1867-74 

Presgrave,  D.  G.     . 

1865-72 

E.  W.    . 

1858-65 

Pressley,  Charles     . 

1844-51 

Preston,  James 

1844-51 

,,         Moyes 

1874-81 

Primrose,  Adrian    . 

1846-53 

Pringle,  Alexander . 

1 860-7 

„        Alexander . 

1870-7 

„        A.  C. 

1887-8 

„        A.  S. 

1864-71 

A.  T. 

1844-51 

Charles 

1850-7 

,,        David 

1855-62 

Edward  H. 

1859-66 

Ernest  H.  . 

1856-63 

„        F.  M. 

1880-7 

G.  L.  K.     . 

1845-52 

G.  S. 

1843-50 

„        James 

1896-7 

James 

1857-64 

„        J.  M. 

1851-8 

John 

1897-8 

„        J.  M. 

1826-33 

,.       J-  R. 

1844-51 

„       Robert 

1855-62 

Robert 

1901-2 

R.  W.  H.  . 

1892-3 

Pritchard,  B.  E.  A. 

1902-3 

Procter,  A.  R. 

1902-3 

„        C.  L. 

1910-11 

Prophit,  W.  J.  G.   . 

I90I-2 

Prosser,  D.  G. 

1899-1900 

,,        John,  jun. 

1908-9 

Proudfoot,  T.  C.  I. 

I9I0-II 

Provan,  David 

i»53-6o 

Purdie,  Thomas 

1877-84 

„       W.  F. 

1906-7 

Purdom,  T.  L. 

1855-62 

Purdon,  S.  G. 

1862-9 

Purves,  Alexander  . 

1904-5 

„       A.  J.  L.      . 

1843-50 

„        J.  M. 

1907-8 

„       J.  S.  .          . 

1874-81 

„       P.  W. 

1910-11 

W.  G. 

84 

447 
456 

195 
no 
158 
441 
422 
416 

^3 

184  j 

341  I 
416  I 

359  1 
168  I 
416 
19 
363 
388 
312 

335 

388 
441 
452 
404 
246 

195 

441 

26 

305 
292 

237 
138 
138 
353 
152  I 
255 
326  ! 
410  i 
285  I 
138  ^ 
176  ! 
211  ! 
246 
219 
383 
145 
132 
461 
228 
184 
465 
40 
138 
211 

485 
441 
489 
489 
527 
485 
474 
5i8 
527 
195 
369 
509 
211 
269 

499 
132 

513 
353 
527 


845-52 
859-66 
856-63 
858-65 

903-4 

897-8 

858-65 

839-46 

839-46 

841-8 

838-45 

830-7 

862-9 

862-9 

909-10 

824-31 

827-34 
865-72 
900-1 
842-9 

842-9 
872-9 
900-1 

885-93 
875-82 
877-84 

877-84 
855-62 
853-60 

867-74 
860-7 
872-9 
864-71 

877-84 

879-86 

880-7 

890-1 

902-3 

824-31 

912-13 

910-11 

904-5 
884-92 

850-7 
854-61 

830-7 

877-84 

857-64 

896-7 

835-42 

827-34 

901-2 

853-60 

843-50 

849-56 

827-34 

829-36 

824-9 

833-40 

858-65 

829-36 

831-8 

824-9 

898-9 

895-6 

870-7 

839-46 

849-56 

869-76 

869-76 

863-70 

858-65 


Racey,  John 

•     »45 

Radcliffe,  Frank     . 

.     246 

Herbert  . 

.     219 

Walter    . 

•     237 

Rae,  Allan 

•     494 

„  J.  G.      . 

.     466 

Rae-Arnot,  Henry  . 

•     237 

Raebum,  John 

.      105 

„           Logan  W. 

.      105 

Raffles,  W.  W. 

.      118 

Raikes,  Henry 

.       lOI 

Railton,  John 

.       62 

Raimes,  John  Fortune     . 

.     269 

,,        Richard     . 

.     269 

Rainer,  A.  C. 

522 

Rainie,  David 

26 

Robert 

47 

.,       WiUiam       . 

•      293 

Rainnie,  W.  Rolland 

.      480 

Rainsford,  F.  B.      . 

.      126 

W.  H.     . 

126 

Rainy,  A.  Rolland  . 

■     341 

„      A.  Rolland  . 

480 

„      George 

404 

„       Harry 

•     359 

„      H.  C. 

369 

„      J.  B.  . 

369 

Rait,  Crichton  S.    . 

211 

„   G.  T.     . 

195 

Raleigh,  S.  K. 

305 

Sir  Thomas,  K.C.S.I. 

255 

Sir  Walter  A.     . 

341 

W.  CampbeU     . 

285 

Ralston,  A.  A. 

369 

Claud  L.  . 

378 

,,         Gavin 

383 

Ramage,  A.  G. 

428 

C.  B.         . 

489 

„         James 

26 

M.  W.  Walker  . 

536 

„          N.  A.  Walker    . 

527 

R.  0.        . 

499 

William    . 

399 

Rampini,  Charles    . 

176 

„           R.F.,  now  Sir  Robert 

Fulton  Fulton 

204 

Ramsay,  B.  D.  Wardlaw 

62 

D.  G.  D.  . 

369 

E.  B.        . 

228 

E.  B.        . 

461 

,,          Francis     . 

84 

Sir  Henry,  K.C.S.I. 

47 

H.  J.        . 

485 

James      . 

195 

„          J.  B.  P.  Hamilton 

132 

JF. 

i68 

„          Robert     . 

47 

R.  A.        . 

57 

R.  B.  Wardlaw 

13 

,,          R.  Hamilton     . 

76 

W.  A.       . 

237 

W.  B.       . 

57 

„          W.  HamUton    . 

67 

W.  Wardlaw     . 

13 

Ramsden,  C.  B.       . 

470 

H.  S.       . 

456 

Ranken,  G.  P.         . 

326 

John 

105 

R.  Burt    . 

168 

Rankin,  E.  J. 

319 

,,         John 

319 

Rankine,  Adam  G. 

276 

„          C.  S.,  afterwards  Ran- 

kine Simson  . 

238 

I 


INDEX 


623 


1912-13 

1867-74 

1856-63 

1845-52 

1824-7 

1837-44 

1825-32 

1824-31 

1825-32 

1911-12 

1889-90 

1898-9 

1S92-3 

1847-54 

1828-35 

1834-41 

1827-34 

1863-70 

1871-8 

1893-4 

1873-80 

1906-7 

1846-53 

1885-93 

1909-10 

1884-92 

1828-35 

1874-81 

1872-9 

1882-90 

1824-31 

1824-30 

1824-31 

1832-9 

1902-3 

I S  70-7 

1843-50 
1824-31 
1874-81 
1847-54 

I90I-2 
I900-I 

I87I-8 
1889-90 

1830-7 

1884-92 

1913-14 
1832-9 

1885-93 
1867-74 
1848-55 
1904-5 

I 899-1900 

1868-75 

1880-7 

1832-9 

1881-8 

1882-90 

IS84-92 

1865-72 

1832-9 

1855-62 

1867-74 

1865-72 

1885-93 

1897-8 

1893-4 

1867-74 

1867-74 

1829-36 

I90I-2 

1895-6 

1908-9 

I87I-8 


lAGE      1 

\K\K 

PAr.E 

Rankine,  E.  P.        .          .          .     53(' 

1879-86 

Reid,  W.  Walker    . 

378 

James      . 

305 

1843-50 

Rennie,  Alexander  . 

132 

,,          John 

219   I 

1832-9 

„        D.  F. 

72 

Ransford,  Edward  . 

145   ' 

I89O-I 

„        James,  jun. 

429 

Rate,  John     . 

4 

1837-44 

Renny,  G.  H. 

95 

Rattray,  Alexander 

95 

I83I-8 

W.  J. 

67 

J.  H.         . 

33 

I86I-8 

Renton,  A.  Vantosky 

263 

Wmiam    . 

26 

1828-35 

„        Arch.  Campbell- 

49 

„          William    . 

33 

1828-35 

„        C.  F.  CampbeU- 

49 

Raymond,  E.  N.  L. 

531 

I86I-8 

„        J-H. 

263 

Readman,  George   . 

422 

1825-32 

J.  CampbeU-      . 

29 

G.  B.      . 

470 

1859-66 

,,         William 

246 

J-  J-       • 

441 

1825-32 

W.  M.  Campbell- 

29 

Reamington,  Spenc 

jr 

158 

1847-54 

Renwick,  John 

158 

Redfem,  William    . 

52 

1880-7 

Reoch,  U.S.  . 

383 

Reed,  Drummond  . 

80 

1869-76 

„       James 

319 

„     Henry  . 

47 

1875-82 

„       J.W. 

359 

Reid,  Alexander 

276 

1874-81 

„       John  . 

353 

„    Alexander      . 

335 

1889-90 

Rettie,  H.  B. 

422 

„    Alexander 

447 

1889-90 

,,      Norman 

422 

„    A.  PoUock 

347 

1863-70 

Rhenius,  C.  F.  S.    . 

276 

„    A.  PoUock 

509 

1848-55 

J-R-         • 

163 

„    A.  T.     . 

152 

i88i-8 

Max 

388 

„    A.  Walker 

404 

1856-63 

Rhind,  A.  L. 

219 

:;  B.  K. . 

522 

1868-75 

„      D.E.           .         . 

313 

„    C.  C.  Walker 

399 

1873-80 

„      E.  S.  . 

347 

„    Charles 

53 

1849-56 

„      James 

168 

,,    Charles 

353 

1853-60 

„      John  . 

196 

„    C.  C.     . 

341 

1852-9 

„       R.  H. 

190 

„    C.  G.     . 

391 

1855-62 

„       William       . 

211 

„    C.  W.    . 

26 

1874-81 

,,      Williamson 

353 

„    Cosmo  . 

19 

1902-3 

Ricci,  A.  A.    . 

490 

„    David  . 

26 

1902-3 

Richard,  A.  MiUer  . 

490 

,,    Dougald 

71 

1902-3 

J.  E.  MiUer       . 

490 

„    D.  F.  P. 

489 

1862-9 

Richardson,  Adam  B. 

269 

„    F.  J.  M. 

326 

1875-82 

Cecil 

359 

„    F.  W.    . 

132 

1825-32 

„               David 

33 

„    George  . 

26 

1884-92 

F.  C.  . 

399 

„    G.  C.     . 

353 

1877-84 

H.  L.  . 

369 

;;    G.  G.    . 

158 

1882-90 

Hugh  . 

392 

„    G.  R.    . 

485 

1831-8 

James 

.       67 

„    G.  L,  P. 

480 

1836-43 

James 

.        89 

„    GUbert  G. 

335 

1859-66 

James 

.     246 

„    H.  S.    . 

422 

1846-53 

J.  W             . 

-      152 

„    I.  L-     ■ 

.       62 

1855-62 

„               Ralph . 

.     211 

„    James  . 

•     399 

1827-34 

Robert 

47 

„    James  . 

•     540 

1870-7 

R.  M.  . 

■      326 

;;  J.  H. , 

,,    J.  Martin 

71 

1824-30 

,,               Thomas 

19 

-     404 

1849-56 

Richmond,  G.  J.     . 

.      169 

„    J.  Morton 

-     305 

1895-6 

K.  F.    . 

-      457 

„   J-R-    • 
„    J.  R.     . 

,,  J-  s.  c. 

-     163 

1860-7 

,,             Thomas 

-      255 

■     499 

1834-41 

Rickards,  John 

80 

•     474 

1898-9 

RicHe,  A.  J.  . 

-      470 

;     J.S.     . 
„    J.  Walker 
„    J.W.    . 
,,    John      . 
„    J.  C.  Walker 

-     313 

1898-9 

„       J.H.. 

•      470 

•     383 

1859-66 

Riddel,  James 

.      246 

72 

1864-71 

„       W.  L. 

.      285 

.     388 

1901-2 

RiddeU,  F.  R.  C.     . 

•      485 

•     392 

1913-14 

,,        Gordon  C. . 

-      540 

„    T.  M.     . 

•     399 

1905-6 

"     h^-       •      • 

•      503 

„  J-s.    . 

„    Sir  John  Wa 

•     293 

1901-2 

„       N.  C. 

•      485 

tt,  K 

C.B. 

•       72 

1850-7 

„        Robert 

.      176 

„    Lestock  D. 

.     211 

1913-14 

„       R.  G. 

•      540 

„    M.  A.    . 

-     306 

1854-61 

William      . 

.      204 

„    Robert 

■     293 

1877-84 

Rigg.F.  J.     . 

■      369 

„    Robert 

■     404 

1879-86 

„    G.  E.    . 

■      378 

„    R.  C.     . 

.     466 

1881-8 

„    H.  W.  .         .         . 

.      388 

„    R.  S.     . 

•     447 

1866-73 

„    J.  H.    . 

.      300 

,    T.  M.    . 

.     306 

1899-1900  Ringer,  F.  E.  E.      . 

•     475 

„    W.  M.  . 

■     306 

1850-7 

Rintoul,  Andrew     . 

.      176 

„    William 

•       58 

1850-7 

Robert      . 

.      176 

„    W.  I.    . 

•     485 

1879-86 

Ritchie,  Alfred  S.    . 

•      378 

„    W.  L.    . 

•     457 

1889-90 

"        f?"          •          ■ 

.     422 

,    W.  M.  . 

.     518 

1893-4 

A.  G. 

•     447 

„  w.  s.  . 

•     335 

1    1833-40 

„        Charles      . 

•       76- 

624 


INDEX 


VEAK 

I'ACB 

VHAR 

PACE 

1 899-1900  Ritchie.  CD. 

475 

IS7O-7 

Robertson,  F.  J.     . 

326 

1875-82 

,        Daniel  N. 

359 

1857-64 

F.  W.    . 

229 

1S7Q-86            , 

,        David 

378 

1835-42 

,,             Frederick 

84 

1858-65 

,        George 

238 

1825-32 

F.  W.    . 

33 

I 901 -2              , 

H.  P. 

485 

1895-6 

F.  W.    . 

457 

1858-65            , 

James 

238 

IS3O-7 

,,              George  . 

02 

1S34-41             , 

;    J.  s. 

80 

1840-7 

,,             George  . 

III 

1S64-71            , 

John  W. 

285 

1878-85 

„             George  . 

374 

1889-90            , 

P.  C. 

422 

1876-83 

G.  A.     . 

363 

1854-61             , 

Robert 

204 

1827-34 

„              G.  Brown 

47 

1S45-52            , 

R.  Peel 

145 

1824-30 

G.  G.     . 

19 

1S54-61             , 

,        Thomas 

204 

1836-43 

G.  P.     . 

89 

J  904-5              . 

T.  A. 

499 

1 808-75 

„              G.  Scott 

313 

1896-7 

T.  C. 

461 

J  835-42 

,,             G.  Sydne}-     . 

84 

1875-82 

T.  M. 

359 

1908-9 

Gerald  H.       . 

518 

1S24-30            , 

WUUam 

19 

1911-12 

„              Hamish  G.  G. 

531 

1S51-8 

WilUam 

184 

1839-46 

„              Henry  . 

105 

1868-75 

WiUiam 

313 

18S0-7 

H.  Argyll        . 

383 

1884-92            , 

W.  T. 

399 

1912-13 

Ian  C.  A. 

5.36 

1908-9         Rot 

>b,  D.  B.  . 

518 

1824-30 

„              James  . 

»9 

1908-9              , 

,     Ian  A. 

518 

1826-33 

„              James   . 

40 

1890-1         Rot 

bs,  F.  W. 

429 

1827-34 

„             James  . 

47 

1853-60       Rol 

erton,  J.  W. 

196 

1885-93 

J.  B.     . 

404 

1854-61       Rot 

erts,  A.  F. 

204 

1906-7 

J.  D.     . 

509 

1858-65 

,         David 

238 

1826-33 

J.  E.      . 

40 

1863-70 

G.  M. 

276 

1894-5 

J.  L.      . 

452 

1909-10            , 

H.  N.  M. 

522 

1824-9 

J.  M.     . 

13 

J  856-63 

.         John 

220 

1882-90 

J.  S.      . 

392 

1856-63 

,          John 

220 

1824-9 

„              John      . 

13 

1904-5              . 

S.  M. 

499 

1831-8 

„              John      .        '  . 

67 

1856-63            , 

W.  B. 

220 

1839-46 

„              John     . 

106 

1852-9         Rot 

ertson,  Adam  A. 

190 

1856-63 

„              John      . 

220 

1894-5 

Alastair  Hope 

452 

1867-74 

„              John      . 

306 

1828-35 

,             Alexander 

53 

1891-2 

„              J.  Cameron    . 

435 

1843-50 

,             Alexander 

132 

1840-7 

„              J.  Campl)eU  . 

111 

1859-66 

,             Alexander 

246 

1841-8 

J.  C.  G. 

119 

1907-8              , 

A.  Ford 

513 

1879-86 

„              J.  Cunynghame 

379 

1835-42 

A.  H.    . 

84 

1858-65 

J.  Hartley     . 

238 

1860-7              , 

,             A.  Hamilton  . 

255 

1858-65 

,,              J.  Henry 

238 

1851-8 

A.  S.     . 

184 

1869-76 

J.  J.      . 

319 

1828-35 

,             A.  Weir 

53 

1843-50 

„              J.  Murray 

132 

1911-12            , 

AHster  M.      . 

531 

1868-75 

JR.. 

313 

1S62-9              , 

Allan  J. 

269 

1906-7 

L.  Hope 

509 

1851-8 

,             Andrew 

184 

1873-80 

,,              Lionel  F. 

348 

1867-74 

A.  G.    . 

306 

1836-43 

„              Patrick,  afterward; 

1875-82 

A.  J.     . 

359 

Patrick     Robert 

1863-70 

Arthur  W.     . 

276 

son  Ross    . 

89 

1875-82            , 

Arthur  W.      . 

359 

1837-44 

„              Patrick 

95 

1 841-8 

Charles 

118 

1913-14 

P.  A.  M. 

540 

1891-2              , 

Charles 

435 

1870-7 

P.  C.     . 

327 

1824-30 

C.  Gordon 

19 

1903-4 

R.  A.  F.  S.    . 

494 

1857-64 

C.  Gordon      . 

229 

1907-8 

„              R.  Bisset 

513 

1867-74 

C.  Gray 

306 

1889-90 

„              R.  Boyd 

422 

1866-73 

C.  Hope 

C.  J.  Shute    . 

300 

1834-41 

,,              R.  Durham    . 

80 

1864-71 

285 

1840-7 

R.  J.  E. 

III 

1867-74 

C.  Stein 

306 

1865-72 

R.  Weir 

293 

1840-7 

C.  S.  Hope     . 

III 

1908-9 

„              Ronald  K.      . 

518 

1878-85 

C.  T.  A. 

374 

1910-11 

„              Ronald  M.     . 

527 

1825-32 

,             David.       See   Mac 

1898-9 

S.  G.     . 

470 

donald,  D.Robert 

1897-8 

S.  H.     . 

466 

son-. 

1824-7 

,,              Thomas 

4 

1826-33 

David   . 

40 

1878-85 

„              Thomas,  jun. 

374 

1848-55 

,             David  . 

163 

1863-70 

„             T.  Chaplin,  now  T 

1849-56 

,             David  . 

169 

Robertson  Chap 

1912-13 

,              D.  I.  Campbell 

536 

Un     .          . 

277 

1861-8 

,             D.  Souter      . 

263 

1839-46 

„              T.  Durham  Weir 

106 

1893-4 

,             Donald 

447 

1855-62 

„             T.  Shute 

211 

1856-63 

,             Duncan 

220 

1826-33 

William 

40 

1860-7              . 

,             Duncan 

256 

1828-35 

W.  A.   . 

53 

1870-7 

D.J.- 

326 

1910-11 

W.  A.   . 

527 

1839-46 

Edward  C.     . 

105 

1839-46 

„             W.  James 

106 

1894-5 

,             Euan  B. 

452 

1858-65 

W.  John 

238 

1907-8              , 

,             F.  R.  M. 

513 

1907-8 

W.  M.  . 

513 

1907.8 

,             F.  C. 

' 

513 

1870-7 

W.  P.    . 

327 

C\(f 


INDEX 


625 


VEAR 

I'At.E 

YEAR 

PAGE 

1883-91 

Robertson,  W.  R.    .          .          .     396 

1861-8 

Roseby,  W.  J. 

.        263 

1887-8 

Robertson-Durham,  A.  W.        .     410 

1825-32 

Ross,  Alexander 

34 

1859-66 

J.  A.          .     246 

1850-7 

„    Sir  Alexander  G.,  K.C.B 

.     176 

1893-4 

J.  A.          .     447 

1828-35 

„    Andrew 

53 

1889-90 

„                   „          Patrick     .     422 

1844-51 

„    A.  Mackenzie 

■      138 

1889-90 

T.  R.  S.    .     422 

1903-4 

„    A.  H.  H.        . 

•     494 

1894-5 

W.  H.       .     452 

1892-3 

,,    Arthur  A. 

441 

1873-80 

Robertson-FuUarton,  A.  L.  F.  .     348 

I89I-2 

„    B.  E.     . 

435 

1883-91 

„                   „            E.  C.       .     396 

1833-40 

„    Sir  CampbeUClaye  Grant 

1825-32 

Robertson -Macdonald,   David. 

K.C.B. 

■       76 

SeeMacdonald,  D.  Robertson-. 

1842-9 

„    Charles 

.      127 

1836-43 

Robertson  Ross,  P.  See  Robert- 

1881-8 

„    CoUn  M.  F.    . 

.     388 

son,  Patrick. 

I9OO-I 

„    David  . 

.     480 

1862-9 

Robertson-Walker,  James         .     269 

1844-51 

„    Edmond 

.      138 

1874-81 

Robinow,  A.  G.       .          .          .     353 

1845-52 

„    Sir  Edward  C. 

•      145 

1859-66 

C.  E.        .          .          .     246 

1851-8 

„    E.  C.  R. 

.      184 

I 860-7 

F.  A.        .          .          .     256 

1888-9 

„    F.  E.    . 

416 

1824-9 

Robinson,   G.     R.,    afterwards 

1895-6 

„    F.  S.     . 

457 

Robinson  Douglas       13 

1839-46 

„    George . 

106 

1830-7 

J.  L.      .          .          .       62 

1880-7 

„    G.  R.  Williamson  . 

383 

1860-7 

J.  H.     . 

256 

1852-9 

„    GiUean  H.      . 

190 

I86I-8 

Stanley  A. 

263 

I89O-I 

„    Graham  O.    . 

429^ 

1835-42 

Robson,  Francis 

84 

1891-2 

„    Grant  AUan  . 

435 

1882-90 

John 

392 

1845-52 

„    H. 

145 

I9I2-I3 

„         J.  A. 

536 

1846-53 

,,    Horatio  S.  J. 

152 

1870-7 

WiUiam     . 

327 

1828-35 

„    Hugh    . 

53 

1875-82 

W.  Frier   . 

359 

1828-35 

„    Hugh    . 

53 

1910-11 

„         W.  G.  A.  . 

527 

1872-9 

„    Hugh  H. 

341 

1876-83 

Roche,  George 

363 

1861-8 

„    J.  A.     . 

263 

1840-7 

Rocheid,  C.  F.  E.  J.  W.  C 

III 

1 890- 1 

„    J.  CM. 

429 

I88I-8 

Rodger,  Alexander . 

388 

1893-4 

„    J.  J.     .          .          . 

447 

1908-9 

A.  B. 

5i8 

1889-90 

„    J.  M.     . 

423 

I9IO-II 

C.  G. 

527 

1 899- 1 900 

„    John     . 

475 

1857-64 

P.  R. 

229 

1892-3 

„    J.  C.      . 

441 

1871-8 

R.  G. 

335 

1850-7 

„    J.  K.    . 

177 

1858-65 

WiUiam      . 

238 

1852-9 

„    Justin  C. 

190 

1855-62 

Roe,  Charles  Fox    . 

212 

1891-2 

„    N.  M.    . 

435 

1849-56 

Roebuck,  G.  D. 

169 

1863-70 

,,    Richard 

277 

1913-14 

Roger,  W.  H.  G.     . 

540 

1844-51 

„    Robert. 

138 

1866-73 

Rogers,  Henry 

300 

1851-8 

„    R.  D.    . 

184 

1866-73 

„        Thomas      . 

300 

1832-9 

„    R.  L.    . 

72 

1857-64 

Rogerson,  Alexander 

229 

1855-62 

„    R.  Peel 

212 

1850-7 

J.  A.       . 

176 

1825-32 

,,    Ronald 

34 

1868-75 

J.  K.      . 

313 

1885-93 

„    T.  A.     .      •    . 

404 

1847-54 

J-  s.      . 

158 

1858-65 

„    W.  Graham  . 

238 

1850-7 

WiUiam  . 

176 

1860-7 

„    WilUam 

256 

1828-35 

Roland,  George 

53 

1836-43 

„    W.  A.   . 

89 

1836-43 

Henry 

89 

I86I-8 

„    W.  A.   . 

263 

1849-56 

„         P.  M. 

169 

1853-60 

„    W.  G.   . 

196 

1851-8 

RoUand,  Adam 

184 

1893-4 

„    W.  J.    . 

447 

1855-62 

C.  W. 

212 

1892-3 

„    W.  M.   . 

441 

1824-8 

Henry       . 

8 

1869-76 

Roughead,  A.  J.      . 

319 

1855-62 

J-  H. 

212 

1909-10 

F.  M.     . 

522 

1824-8 

,,         John 

8 

1907-8 

John  C. 

513 

1824-8 

Robert      . 

8 

1910-11 

W.  N.    . 

527 

1856-63 

Stewart  E. 

220 

1857-64 

Rowbotham,  G.  H. 

229 

1825-32 

W.  Rae    . 

34 

1857-64 

J.  F.  . 

229 

1856-63 

W.  Stothert 

220 

1840-7 

Rowley,  R.  H.  R.  . 

III 

1899-190C 

Romanes,  George    . 

475 

1824-30 

Roxburgh,  WUliam 

19 

1895-6 

James     . 

457 

1853-60 

Roy,  D.  M.  MakgiU  Crichton 

196 

1862-9 

R-  J-       • 

269 

1847-54 

„  F.  L 

158 

1831-8 

Romer,  J.  C.  . 

, 

67 

1824-30 

,,   Henry    .          .          .          . 

19 

1828-35 

Ronald,  Basil 

53 

1847-54 

„   James    .          .          .          . 

158 

1896-7 

Roney-DougaU,  A.  R. 

461 

1824-31 

,,  Lewis     .          .          .          . 

26 

1900-1 

„      C.  N. 

480 

1857-64 

Rushton,  J.  A.        . 

229 

1838-45 

Roome,  Frederick  . 

101 

1868-75 

Russel,  Patrick 

313 

1878-85 

Rorie,  George 

374 

1906-7 

Russell,  AinsUe 

509 

1894-5 

Rose,  C.  A.    . 

452 

1860-7 

„        A.  G. 

256 

1908-9 

„    Hugh    . 

518 

1824-9 

„        A.  J. 

14 

1842-9 

„    J.  H.     . 

126 

1907-8 

„        A.  R. 

513 

1864-71 

„    J.  G.     . 

285 

1824-8 

,,        Archibald  . 

8 

1824-31 

„    Patrick 

26 

1899-1900 

,,        A.  H. 

475 

1824-9 

„    WUliam 

13 

1824-9 

„        Francis 

14 

1824-31 

„    WUliam 

26 

1864-71 

„        F.  R. 

285 

626 

YEAR 

1827-34 

1905-6 

1827-34 

1837-44 
1847-54 
1869-76 

1902-3 

lQOI-2 

1838-45 

1824-31 

1899-1900 

1878-85 

1851-8 

1879-86 

1909-10 

1826-33 

1903-4 
1891-2 
1824-30 
1908-9 

1837-44 

1889-90 

1856-63 

1 890- 1 

1844-51 

1877-84 

1849-56 

1875-82 

1850-7 

1824-30 

1877-84 

1835-42 

1836-43 

1841-8 

1845-52 

1847-54 


INDEX 


1872-9 

1870-7 

1873-80 

1907-8 

1906-7 

1898-9 

1905-6 

1907-8 

1903-4 

1898-9 

1907-8 

1873-80 

1875-82 

1872-9 

1913-14 

1913-14 

1824-9 

1900-1 

1883-91 

1900-1 

1824-31 

1876-83 

1909-10 

1901-2 

1874-81 

1877-84 

1864-71 

1900-1 

1901-2 

1896-7 

1898-9 

1892-3 

1863-70 

1902-3 

1863-70 

1877-84 


Russell,  George 
„        G.  D. 
„        James 
„        James 
,,         James 

Tames 

T.  F. 

„         J-  K- 
John 

„        J-  R- 
■  „         P-  A. 
„        Philip 
„        WiUiam 
WilUam 
W.  Ritchie 
„        W.  Robertson 
,,        W.  Robertson 
Rutherford,  C.  W.  V. 
G.  B    . 
Ian  C. 
J-  c.  O. 
„  Richard 

WiUiam 
Z.  B.    . 
Rutherfurd,  Andrew 
,,  Andrew 

C.  B. 

;:      J.  H. 

John 
Rutter,  John . 
Ruza,  Ahmed 
Rybot,  F.  G.  . 
„       G.  O. . 
„       H.  D. 
Rymer,  Henry 
Thomas 


Salmon,  C.  E. 

„         J-  H. 

„         M.  B. 
Salvesen,  C.  G.  A. 
C.  E. 

Eric  T.  S. 
G.  W.  C. 
H.  K. 
N.  G. 
T.  N.  F. 
Sample,  C.  H. 
„        H.  W. 
W.  C. 
Samuel,  A.  K. 
„        E.  J. 
Samuels,  Edward 
Sandeman,  B.  Stewart 
„  D.  C.  Stewart 

„  F.  Stewart 

,,  Gordon 

„  Muir 

R.  J.     . 

S.  A.     . 

T.  E.     . 

Sanderson,  A.  N.    . 

C.  E.     . 

C.  P.     . 

C.  W.    . 

F.  B.     . 

H.  S.     . 

Ian  C.  . 

„  J.  A.  H.  Burdon 

J.  D.     . 

J.  L.  P. 

„  J.  Souter 


47 

1862-9 

503 

1858-65 

47 

1855-62 

95 

1890-1 

158 

1892-3 

319 

1832-9 

490 

1862-9 

485 

1829-36 

lOI 

1831-8 

27 

1843-50 

475 

1840-7 

374 

1848-55 

184 

1886-94 

379 

1872-9 

522 

1846-53 

40 

1858-65 

494 

1878-85 

435 

1875-82 

19 

1888-9 

518 

1874-81 

95 

1871-8 

423 

1890-1 

220 

1903-4 

429 

1888-9 

139 

1905-6 

369 

1862-9 

169 

1848-55 

359 

1853-60 

177 

1855-62 

20 

1824-31 

369 

1894-5 

84 

1825-32 

89 

1849-56 

119 

1905-6 

145 

1850-7 

158 

1901-2 

1860-7 

1860-7 

341 

1883-91 

327 

1832-9 

348 

1836-43 

514 

1830-7 

509 

1879-86 

470 

1863-70 

503 

1875-82 

514 

1869-76 

494 

1832-9 

470 

1891-2 

514 

1824-31 

348 

1849-56 

359 

1841-8 

341 

1902-3 

540 

541 

1826-33 

14 

1863-70 

480 

1839-46 

396 

1831-8 

480 

1826-33 

27 

1876-83 

363 

1877-84 

522 

1906-7 

485 

1863-70 

353 

1908-9 

369 

1858-65 

285 

1903-4 

480 

1832-9 

485 

1824-31 

461 

1829-36 

470 

1834-41 

441 

1844-51 

277 

1849-56 

490 

1852-9 

277 

1873-80 

369 

1890-1 

Sanderson,  R.  Burdon 
R.  C. 
W.  M 
Sandison,  Alexander 

F.  G. 
Sands,  H.  B.  . 
„      W.  H. 
W.  J. . 
Sandwith,  J.  P. 
T.  B. 
WiUiam 
Sang,  David  . 
„    George 
„     J.  H.    . 
„    Walter 
Sangster,  Francis 
Sankey,  Edward 
Saunders,  C.  P. 
E.  J. 
„  Frederick 

H.  C. 
K.  B. 
L.  S. 
W.  D. 
W.  E.  P 
Sauzier,  Anatole 
Savi,  J.  D.     . 
„  T.  B.  B. 
„   W.  B.    . 
Savigny,  John 
Savory,  C.  G.  H. 
Scarth,  Henry 
„       J.  C.  . 
Schafer,  T.  S.  H. 
Schaw,  Robert 

„       R.  A.  F. 
Schmieterloew,  C.  J 
Sclater,  W.  A. 
Scot,  J.  S.      . 
„  P.  G.     . 
„   R.  F.     . 
„  T.  Goldie 
Scot  Skirving,  A.  A. 
„       David 
„        Edward 
Robert 
Scotland,  Thomas 
Scott,  Albert  E. 
,,     Alexander 
„     A.  B.   . 
„     A.  M.   . 
„     A.   N.   Hepbume 
Hepbume-Scott, 
„     A.  C.    . 
,,     Archibald 
„     Binny  . 
„     Charles 
„     C.  A.    . 
„     C.  C.    . 
„     C.  G.  Robson 
„     C.R.  G. 
„     C.  W.  . 
„     C.  H.  S. 
„     CoUn  W. 
„     Conrad  H. 
„     D.  W.  . 
„     E.  Erskine 
„     E.  W.  . 
,,     Framcis 
„     F.  W.  . 
„     G.  S.    . 
,,     Gideon  J. 
,,     Gideon  J. 
„     H.  Erskine 


See 


TAGE 

269 
238 

212 

429 

441 
72 

269 

58 
67 

132 
111 

163 

408 
341 
152 
238 

374 
360 
416 
353 
335 
429 
494 
416 

503 
269 
163 
196 
212 

27 
452 

34 
169 

503 

177 

485 

256 

256 

396 

72 

89 

62 

379 
277 
360 
320 

72 
435 

27 
169 

119 


41 

277 

106 

67 

41 

363 

369 

509 

277 

518 

238 

495 

72 

27 

58 

80 

139 
169 
190 
348 
429 


INDEX 


627 


YEAR 

PACE 

VEAR 

PACE 

1894-5 

Scott,  Hugh  W.       .          .          .     452 

1868-75 

Sharp,  S.  L.  . 

313 

I83I-8 

„     James  . 

67 

J  865-72 

Sharrock,  S.  L.        . 

293 

1868-75 

..     J.  B.    . 

313 

1849-56 

Shaw,  Alexander     . 

169 

1824-8 

,,     J.  Fitzmaurice 

9 

1870-7 

,,     Alexander     . 

327 

1855-62 

„     J.H.    . 

212 

1900-1 

„     A.  C.    . 

480 

1877-84 

„     J.  R.    . 

369 

1867-74 

„     Charles 

306 

1866-73 

„     J.  S.  Robson 

300 

1895-6 

„     C.  C.    . 

457 

1891-2 

„     J.  W.  M.       . 

435 

1840-7 

„     David  . 

III 

1840-7 

„     John    . 

111 

I84I-8 

„     Sir  Doyle  Money,  K.C.B 

119 

1842-9 

„     John    . 

127 

1860-7 

,,     Duncan 

256 

1844-51 

„     John    . 

139 

1898-9 

„     D.  K.  . 

470 

1865-72 

„     John    . 

293 

1836-43 

„     F.  J.    . 

89 

1878-85 

„     J.  A.    . 

374 

1824-7 

„     Hugh  .         .         .         . 

4 

1897-8 

„     J.  M.  B. 

466 

I9OO-I 

„     J.  C.    . 

480 

1906-7 

„     J.  N.    . 

509 

1912-13 

„     J.  N 

536 

1875-82 

„     K.  Mackenzie 

360 

1863-70 

,.     JT 

277 

1883-91 

„     P.  W.  . 

396 

1863-70 

„     John  H.  W. 

277 

1845-52 

„     Richard  F.    . 

145 

1869-76 

„     WiUiam 

319 

1844-51 

„     Robert 

139 

1894-5 

„     W.  G.  . 

453 

1865-72 

„     R.  P.    . 

293 

Shaw  Stewart.     See  Stewart. 

i854--6i 

„     R.  S.    . 

205 

1824-31 

Sheaffe,  Percy 

27 

1842-9 

„     Thomas 

127 

1836-43 

WiUiam      . 

89 

1909-10 

„     Thomas,  jun. 

522 

1905-6 

Shearer,  WiUiam     . 

503 

1871-8 

„     T.  A.    . 

335 

1851-8 

Shedden,  A.  W.       . 

184 

1879-86 

„     T.  W.  Robson 

379 

1900-1 

Shennan,  A.  H. 

480 

1859-66 

,,     W.  Macmillan 

247 

1894-5 

J.  E.        . 

453 

1912-13 

„     Wilfrid  G.     . 

536 

1905-6 

0.  H.       . 

503 

1827-34 

„     WiUiam 

47 

1855-62 

Shepherd,  Alexander 

.     212 

1833-40 

„     William 

76 

1904-5 

J-  Ogilvy 

•     499 

1842-9 

„     WiUiam 

127 

1905-6 

S.  Ogilvy 

•     503 

1869-76 

„     WiUiam 

319 

1902-3 

W.  K.  Ogilvy  . 

•      490 

1873-80 

,,     W.  AitchisoB 

348 

1871-8 

Sheppard,  F.  J.       . 

•     335 

1878-85 

„     W.  Andrew 

374 

1872-9 

R.  M.     . 

•     341 

1872-9 

„     W.  BeU 

341 

1905-6 

Sherman,  J.  R.  S.  . 

•     503 

1829-36 

„     W.  C.  . 

58 

1894-5 

Sherriff,  C.  A. 

•     453 

1859-66 

„     W.  G.  . 

247 

1841-8 

"         JP-    .     •          • 

■     119 

1834-41 

„     W.  H.  . 

80 

1891-2 

M.  G.  S.    . 

435 

Scott  EUiot.     See  ElUot. 

1870-7 

Shewan,  Alexander 

327 

Scott-Moncrieff.     See  Moncrieff. 

1869-76 

G.  M. 

319 

1830-7 

Scott-PIummer,  C.  B.      .          .       63 

I85I-8 

Shield,  Hugh 

184 

1858-65 

Scougal,  Alexander  F. 

238 

1905-6 

ShieUs,  J.  T.  L.       . 

503 

1854-61 

„         Andrew  E. 

205 

1877-84 

Shiels,  C.  H.  . 

369 

1827-34 

Seaman,  W.  C. 

47 

1865-72 

„      John   . 

293 

1871-8  . 

Searle,  A.  E.  S. 

335 

1879-86 

„     J.  w. . 

379 

1873-80 

„      C.  T.  A. 

348 

1882-90 

Shirreff,  C.  R. 

392 

1874-81 

„      H.  D. 

353 

1858-65 

„        F.  A.  P.    .          . 

238 

1871-8 

„      R.  W.  E.  S. 

335 

1875-82 

„         Frank 

360 

1905-6 

Seater,  G.  H. 

503 

1852-9 

Shore,  Hon.  F.  W.  J.       . 

190 

1844-51 

SeUar,  A.  Craig 

139 

1856-63 

„      Hon.  Henry  N.     . 

220 

1842-9 

„      D.  P.  . 

127 

1834-41 

Shortt,  A.  Y. 

81 

1862-9 

„      P.  F.  A. 

270 

I83I-8 

„       F.  H.           .          . 

67 

1832-9 

„      P.  P.  . 

72 

1840-7 

„       J.  R.  G.  G. 

III 

1828-35 

„     Thomas 

53 

1836-43 

„       W.  Y.  H.    . 

89 

1832-9 

„     W.  Young 

72 

1857-64 

Showers,  Eden  C.    . 

229 

1844-51 

Serre,  Louis  de 

•      139 

1855-62 

H.  F.        . 

212 

1834-41 

Seton,  Alexander 

80 

1911-12 

Sibbald,  E.  R. 

531 

1894-5 

„     G.  W.  S. 

453 

I9II-I2 

„         Ramsay     . 

531 

1894-5 

„     H.  W. 

453 

1905-6 

Sibley,  H.  E. 

503 

1855-62 

„     Matthew 

212 

1853-60 

Siddons,  H.  G.  F.  . 

196 

1884-92 

„     M.  C.  C. 

400 

1869-76 

Sidey,  J.  W.  . 

320 

1855-62 

„      Robert 

212 

1838-45 

Sievewright,  Andrew 

101 

Seton-Stuart,  Sir  Henry  James 

1835-42 

,,                Francis 

84 

See  Macdonald,  H.  J. 

1905-6 

SiUar,  D.  A.  C.        . 

503 

1827-34 

Shairp,  J.  Campbell 

47 

1902-3 

„     F.  Cameron  . 

490 

1826-33 

,,       Norman 

41 

1890-1 

Sim,  E.  B.      . 

429 

1860-7 

Shand,  C.  G.  O.      . 

256 

1897-8 

„  F.  R.      . 

466 

1850-7 

„       D.  Lister     . 

177 

1890-1 

„T.  G.      . 

429 

1888-9 

„       D.  Lister     . 

416 

1900-1 

Sime,  A.  Watson     . 

481 

1840-7 

„      J.  J.  Harvey 

III 

1901-2 

„    D.  Watson    . 

485 

1852-9 

„      J.  A.  . 

190 

1826-33 

„    J.  K.    . 

41 

1888-9 

„      J.  Harvey  . 

416 

1901-2 

„    W.  F.  Watson 

486 

1891-2 

Sharp,  H.  W. 

435 

1913-14 

Simmons,  T.  S. 

541 

1890-1 

„      John,  jun.    . 

429 

1908-9 

Simpson,  A.  E. 

518 

1892-3 

„      J.  H.  A. 

442 

1909-10 

A.  R.        . 

523 

628 


INDEX 


VFAK 
1889-90 
I9I2-I3 
1851-8 
1868-75 
1897-8 
1853-60 
1860-7 
1841-8 

r894-5 

1894-5 

1892-3 

I 900- I 

1853-60 

1899-1900 

1862-9 

1856-63 

1863-70 

1894-5 

1902-3 

1889-90 

1871-8 

1901-2 

1S37-44 

1840-7 

1894-5 

1878-85 

1860-7 

1898-9 

1852-9 

1845-5^ 
1909-10 
1824-30 

1847-54 

1856-63 

1864-71 

1867-74 

1872-9 

1847-54 

1854-61 

1912-13 

1855-62 

1856-63 

1824-7 

1825-32 

1836-43 

1863-70 

1870-7 

1860-7 

1888-9 

1885-93 

1860-7 

1894-5 

1856-63 

1846-53 

1852-9 

1852-9 

1834-41 

1834-41 

1865-72 

1824-7 

1836-43 

1824-30 

1824-30 

1891-2 

1863-70 

1824-30 

1836-43 

1864-71 

1903-4 


Simpson,  A.  Russell 
„    AUstair  M. 

D-  J- 

F.  J. 

H.  D'A.  L. 

H.  J. 
„     James 

J.  R. 
„    K.  A. 

R.  G. 

S.  R. 

T.  B. 

Sir  Walter  G.,  Bart. 

W.  J. 
,,  William 

W.  E. 

W.  E.  D. 
Simson,  Alan  G. 
A.  M. 
A.  B. 
„        D.  J. 
„        D.  J.  R. 

F.  B. 
„  H.  B. 
„  H.  J. 
„  J.  R. 
,,  John  A. 
„  R.  F. 
„  W.  B. 
Sinclair, 


i86i-8 
1858-65 


Alan  F. 
,,         Alexander 
,,         Alexander 
„        A.  J. 
„        A.  V. 
A.  W. 
„         C.  G. 
„        C.  H. 

D.  A.  W. 
„         D.  F. 
,,        Duncan 
„         Edward 
,,         Godfrey 

Hugh 
,,         James  Augustus  (i6th 

Earl  of  Caithness) 
„         J.  E. 
,,         John  (Lord  Pentland) 
„        Malcolm 

P.  M. 
,,         Robert 
„         R.  W. 
Walter 
W.  F. 
Singer,  W.  D. 
Sivewright,  C.  R. 
G.  V. 
,,  James 

John 
Skelton,  James 
Skene,  James 

,,       Moncrieff 
Skinner,  David 
,,         Hercules 
„         P.  A.  W. 
R.  R.  K. 
„         William 
Skipton,  D.  P. 
Skirving,  Robert 
T.  M. 

„  Scot.     See  Scot  Skir 

ving. 
Skyring,  D.  E. 
Slater,  J.  A.  . 


423 
536   I 
184 

313    ' 

466 

196 

25O 

119 

453 

453 

442 

481 

196 

475 
270 
220    i 
277 

453  ; 

490   I 
423    1 
335 
486 

95 
112 

453  I 
374  I 
256 
470 
190 
145 
523 
20 
158 
220 
285 
306 
341 
158 
205 
536 

212 
221 

4 

34 

90 

277  ! 
327  1 
256  , 
416 
405  ! 
256 

453  ! 
221  I 

152 

190  I 

190  I 

8i  ; 

81  i 

293  I 

4  ' 

90 

20  j 

20  I 

436  I 
277 

20 

90 
285 
495 


263 
238 


1864-71 

1867-74 

1851-8 

1843-50 

1906-7 

1906-7 

1906-7 

1865-72 

1853-60 

1851-8 

1843-50 

:899-i900 

1899-1900 

1911-12 

1837-44 

1908-9 

1828-35 

1888-9 

1857-64 

1886-94 

1913-14 

1 900- 1 

1869-76 

1870-7 

1888-9 

1863-70 

1827-34 

1877-84 

1842-9 

1906-7 

1873-80 

1860-7 

1856-63 

1868-75 

1903-4 

1905-6 

1832-9 

1903-4 

1892-3 

1825-32 

1832-9 

J839-46 

1889-90 

1901-2 

1842-9 

1913-14 

1906-7 

1842-9 

1837-44 

1873-80 

I 890- I 

1901-2 

1909-10 

1906-7 

1854-61 

1892-3 

1870-7 

1898-9 

1882-90 

1888-9 

1843-50 

1894-5 

1909-10 

1905-6 

1828-35 

1851-8 

1837-44 

1864-71 

1860-7 

1900-1 

1872-9 

1869-76 

IQII-12 
1824-31 


Slatter,  T.  R. 

PAt.B 
.        285 

W.  A. 

•        306 

Sleigh,  R.  E.  . 

184 

SUght,  R.  N.  . 

132 

Sloan,  A.  T.,  jun.    . 

•        509 

„     L.  H.  T. 

•        509 

„     T.  I.  T. 

•        509 

Smail,  A.  C.   . 

■        293 

„    J.  J.  c.       . 

.         196 

„     W.  A.. 

.         184 

Small,  D.  B.  . 

•         132 

„      D.  J.   . 

•     475 

„     G.  F.  . 

•     475 

„     G.  E.  . 

•     531 

„     John    . 

•       95 

,,      Norman  H.  . 

.     518 

„     Robert 

53 

Smart,  CM.. 

•     417 

„      George 

.     229 

„      John  . 

.     408 

,,      John,  jun.   . 

•     541 

Smeaton,  J.  B. 

.     481 

P.  W.      . 

.     320 

T.  W.      . 

•     327 

W.  A.      . 

•     417 

SmeUie,  G.  W. 

•     277 

„        W.  J. 

.       48 

Smiles,  Samuel 

•     370 

Smith,  Adam  H.     . 

•     '27 

„      Alan  G.  S.   . 

•     509 

,,      Alexander    . 

•     348 

,,      A.  Blackwood 

•     256 

„      A.  F.  . 

.     221 

„      A.  H.  . 

•     313 

„      A.  T.  C.        . 

495 

„      A.  H.  D.  Aikman 

•     503 

,,      Archibald    . 

72 

„      Arthur 

495 

„      A.  W. 

442 

,,      Charles 

34 

„      Charles 

73 

„      Charles 

106 

„      C.  A.  H.      . 

423 

„      C.  C.  W.      . 

486 

„      C.  F.  . 

127 

„      C.  T.  . 

541 

„      C.  H.  K.      . 

509 

„      D.  B.  . 

127 

„      D.  H.. 

95 

„      D.  J.  . 

348 

„      D.  L.  B.      . 

429 

„      D.  M.. 

486 

„      D.  T.  . 

523 

„      D.  M.  W.     . 

509 

„      E.  Denman. 

205 

,,      E.  Drybrough       .          , 

442 

„      Errol  R.       .          .          . 

327 

„      F.  C.  N.       . 

471 

„      F.  Guthrie  . 

392 

„      F.  M.  H.      . 

417 

„      F.  M.  Baird- 

132 

„      F.  J 

453 

„      F.  W 

523 

„      G.  J.  Aikman 

503 

„      George 

53 

„      G.  C.  H.      . 

184 

„      G.  Freer      . 

95 

„      G.  J.  C.       . 

285 

„      G.  J.  Malcolm 

256 

„      G.  L.  Malcolm      . 

481 

„      G.  M 

341 

„      G.  S.  R.       . 

320 

.,      G.  W.  M.     . 

.i3l 

„      Gilbert 

27 

INDEX 


C'29 


YEAR 
1829-36 
1839-46 
1855-62 
1889-90 
1873-80 
1898-9 
1877-84 
1845-52 
1 901 -2 
1905-0 
1909-10 
1830-7 

1837-44 

I  853-00 

1864-71 

1869-76 

1879-86 

I871-8 

1874-81 

1880-90 

1879-86 

1830-7 

1849-56 

1857-64 

1895-6 

1844-51 

1844-51 

189I-2 

1872-9 

1872-9 

1853-60 

1843-50 

1898-9 

1896-7 

1894-5 

1894-5 

I9II-I2 

1824-9 

1830-7 

1864-71 

1889-90 

1895-6 

1854-61 

1826-33 

1824-30 

1853-60 

1842-9 

1889-90 

1888-9 

1888-9 

1863-70 

1864-71 

1835-42 

1859-66 

1865-72 

1836-43 

1912-13 

1870-7 

1911-12 

1825-32 

1825-32 

1825-32 

1893-4 

1872-9 

1874-81 

1839-46 

1850-7 

1851-8 

1837-44 

1860-7 

1825-32 

1828-35 


Smith,  Grieve 

. 

•       58 

,,      Hamilton  Lee 

.     106 

„      Sir  Hamilton  P. 

Freei 

-     212 

„      Harley  L.    . 

•     423 

,,      Harry  G. 

•     348 

„      H.  W. 

•     471 

„      Hector  W. 

■     370 

,,      Sir  Henry, 

k.C.B 

•     145 

„      H.  J.  W. 

.     486 

„      H.  S.  M. 

■     503 

„      Ian  F. 

■     523 

,,      James 

•       63 

,,      James 

•       95 

,,      James 

.      196 

„      J.  A.  J. 

.      285 

„      J.  K.  . 

•     320 

„      J.  L.  B. 

•     379 

„      J.  M.  . 

■     335 

„      J.  R.  E.  M. 

•     353 

„      J.  R.  F. 

•     423 

„     J-  R.  C. 

•     379 

„      John  . 

•       63 

„      John  . 

.      169 

„      John  . 

229 

„      John,  jun. 

457 

„     J.  c.  . 

139 

„      J.  Guthrie 

139 

„      J.  H.  B. 

436 

„      J.  M.  . 

342 

„      J.  T.  . 

342 

„     J.  w. . 

196 

„      Julian  J. 

132 

„      Ralph  C. 

471    t 

„      R.  Addison, 

jun. 

461 

„      R.  B.  . 

453 

„      Ronald  E.    . 

453 

„      S.  A.  S.        . 

531    ' 

„      Thomas 

14 

„      Thomas 

63 

„      T.  A.  . 

285 

„      T.  D.  . 

423 

„      T.  R.  . 

457 

,,      Turton 

205 

„      William 

41 

„      \V.  Cathcart 

20 

„      \V.  Cunningham  . 

196 

„      W.  S.  . 

127 

Smith-Steinmetz,  A.  B.  1 

423 

„       A.  F.    . 

417 

„                „       G.  A.   . 

417 

Smyth,  C.  H. 

277 

„       W.  S. 

286 

Smyttan, 

84 

Snadden,  Charles    . 

247    1 

,,          James 

293 

Somerville,  C.  C.     . 

90 

F.  A.  M. 

537 

G.  L.     . 

327 

H.  M.    . 

531 

Sommers,  Charles   . 

34 

,,            Henry 

34 

Sommerville,  Samuel 

34 

Somner,  E.  C. 

447 

Soote,  E.  M.  . 

342 

Sorensen,  S.  S. 

354 

Soul,  M.  A.     . 

106 

Souter,  Stewart  F.  . 

177 

„       Stewart  R.,  afterwards             1 

Souter  Re 

)berts 

on     . 

184 

Southesk,    Earl    of. 

negie,  James. 
Spalding,  Harry 

„  Hinton     . 

„  James 


See    Car- 


256 
34 

53 


[  VEAK 

1828-35 

'  1824-8 
1831-8 
1830-7 
1856-63 

i86i-8' 

1861-8 

1828-^5 

1862-9 

1824-30 

1825-32 

1891-2 

1870-7 

1889-90 

1897-8 

1831-8 

1841-8 

1862-9 

1899-1900 

1893-4 

1873-80 

1865-72 

1859-66 

1 886-94 

1905-6 

1866-73 

1878-85 

1861-8 

1902-3 

1831-8 

1860-7 

1906-7 

1854-61 

1824-7 

1854-61 

1843-50 

1824-7 

1824-31 

1854-61 

1824-7 

1843-50 

1846-53 

1889-90 

1842-9 

1891-2 

1851-8 

1892-3 

1837-44 

1878-85 

1824-9 

1835-42 

1831-8 

1863-70 

1911-12 

1859-66 

1855-62 

1857-64 

1872-9 

1870-7 

1868-75 

1883-91 

1840-7 

1875-82 

1850-7 

1862-9 

1885-93 

1838-45 

1849-56 

1882-90 

1886-94 

1861-8 

1824-9 

1885-93 

1872-9 


Spalding,  John 
,,     Robert 
„     William 
W.  S. 

Spedding,  H.  A. 

Speid,  James . 
„      J.  A.  M. 
„     J.  P.    . 
„      J-B.    . 
, ,     WiUiam 

Speirs,  L.  D.  . 

Spence,  A.  B. 
„        Arthur  E. 
,,        Basil  A. 

Basil  H.  H 
, ,        Charles 
,,        Charles 
„       D.  J.  A. 
,,        Douglas  M 

E.  H.  F. 

F.  D. 
H.  R. 

„  J.  E.  K. 
„  J.  F.  D. 
„  J-  H. 
,,  John  G. 
„  Lewis  S. 
„       R.  F. 

R.  N.  N. 

„        Thomas 

„  .     T.  F.  H. 

T.  R.  C. 

Spens,  Andrew  N. 

„      Archibald 

„      Colin  . 

„      H.  G.  W. 

,,      James 

„      John   . 

,,     Nathaniel  J 

„      Thomas 
Spiers,  John  . 
Spittal,  Charles  G 

„       C.  J.  . 

„       John . 

„       J.  K.; 
Spottiswoode,  R.  C, 
Sprague,  C.  R. 
Sprot,  G.  H.  . 
Sprott,  H.  G.  H. 
Sproule,  Henry 
Stables,  Samuel 
Stainton,  Joseph 
Stalker,  Colin  J. 
Standing,  F.  J. 
Stark,  A.  B.  B. 

„     J-  H.   . 

„  W.  A.  . 
Stavert,  H.  J.  B. 

„        T.  H. 

„  W.  J. 
Steele,  J.  H.  . 

„      John  . 

„  W.  H. 
Steell,  Frederick 

„     Graham 

„     Graham 

„     John    . 

„  William 
Steen,  J.  B.    . 

„  J.  E.  . 
SteiU,  John  . 
Stein,  Alexander 

„     Arthur 

,,    Charles 


W. 


rey 


d'Esterre 


53 
9 

07 

63 
221 
263 
263 

53 


34 
436 
327 
423 
466 

67 
119 
270 
475 
447 
348 
293 
247 
408 

503 
300 

374 
263 
490 
67 
256 

5Q9 
205 

4 
205 
132 

4 
27 
205 
4 
132 
152 
423 
127 

436 

184 

442 

95 

374 

14 

84 

68 

277 
532 
247 

212 
229 
342 
327 

396 
112 

360 
177 
270 

405 
101 
169 
392 
408 
263 
14 
405 
.142 


680 


INDEX 


1842-9 

Stein,  George 

1868-75 

„     James  . 

1873-80 

„     J- 

R.    . 

1870-7 

„    R 

.  P.   . 

1875-82 

„    Walter 

1876-83 

„    W.  T.  . 

1011-12 

Stenhouse,  George  . 

1836-43 

tj 

James    . 

I9IO-II 

Stephen 

,  Graham  M. 

1850-7 

») 

James 

1909-10 

)» 

W.  D.  M. 

1830-7 

Stephens,  Edward  . 

1837-44 

)» 

J.  I.         . 

1830-7 

tj 

WiUiam  . 

1831-8 

Steuart, 

Andrew     . 

1839-46 

)) 

Archibald  . 

1837-44 

»» 

Charles 

1860-7 

tt 

F.  J. 

1858-65 

>» 

G.  A. 

1883-91 

»» 

G.  Crurie  . 

1876-83 

»l 

G.  G.  B.    . 

1843-50 

James 

187I-8 

»I 

James 

1880-7 

J.  A. 

1826-33 

jj 

T.  C. 

1876-83 

)> 

J.  C. 

1883-91 

J» 

M.  B. 

1899-I9OO 

)) 

N.  K. 

1827-34 

J1 

Patrick      . 

1894-5 

)» 

P.  L. 

1889-90 

P.  W. 

1847-54 

jj 

Robert 

1845-52 

»» 

R.  C.  A.    . 

1860-7 

1) 

R.  St.  Clair 

1889-90 

J) 

Thomas 

1846-53 

T.  Elis       . 

1859-66 

Steven, 

Ewing 

1867-74 

Stevens 

,  F.  C. 

1824-7 

Stevenson,  Alexander 

1844-51 

j» 

Alexander 

1909-10 

a 

A.  J.      . 

187I-8 

ti 

A.  Pott 

1842-9 

If 

Andrew 

1859-66 

tt 

Charles . 

1866-73 

it 

C.  A.      . 

1865-72 

ft 

D.  A.     . 

1899-I9OO 

D.  A.     . 

1907-8 

)» 

Eric  J.  . 

1824-30 

>) 

Francis . 

1836-43 

>» 

Francis . 

1863-70 

}) 

Francis . 

1855-62 

it 

George  . 

1879-86 

J) 

H.J.     . 

1851-8 

>» 

James  C. 

1893-4 

it 

J.  B.     . 

1863-70 

ti 

J.  W.    . 

1856-63 

tt 

R.  A.  M. 

1904-5 

tt 

R.  D.     . 

1861-8 

ti 

Robert  Louis 

1848-55 

ti 

Thomas 

1858-65 

tt  , 

Thomas 

1824-30 

>» 

W.  B.    . 

1874-81 

tt 

W.  B.    . 

1848-55 

»» 

W.  E.    . 

I9H-I2 

>» 

W.  G.    . 

1872-9 

w.  0.  . 

1842-9 

Stewart,  Alexander 

187I-8 

ji 

Alexander 

1841-8 

it 

Allan  D.   . 

1879-86 

>) 

Allan  H.   . 

1845-52 

Andrew     . 

1844-51 

)) 

A.  C. 

1871-8 

it 

A.  H. 

1907-8 

it 

A.  H.  A.  . 

127 

1895-6        Stewart,  A.  M. 

313 

I 890- I              , 

Charles 

348 

1897-8 

C.  E. 

328 

1893-4 

C.  Falconar 

360 

1873-80 

D.  B.  D.  . 

363 

1895-6              , 

D.  D. 

532 

1896-7 

D.  W.        . 

90 

1844-51 

,         Duncan     . 

527 

1847-54 

,         Edward     . 

177 

1903-4 

F.  A. 

523 

1824-31 

,         George 

63 

1893-4 

,         George 

95 

1836-43 

,         G.  J. 

63 

1838-45 

,          Harcourt  M. 

68 

1850-7 

H.  C. 

106 

1845-52 

,         Hinton  D. 

95    ' 

1833-40 

,         Houston    . 

256 

1 891-2 

,          Hugh  Grainger 

238 

1824-7 

,         James 

396 

1825-32 

James 

364 

1838-45 

,         James 

132 

1838-45 

,          James 

335 

1903-4 

,          J.  A. 

383 

1824-8 

John 

41 

1824-30 

John 

364 

1824-31 

John 

396 

1824-31 

,          John 

475 

1824-31 

,          John,  jun. 

48 

1867-74 

,         J.  C.          . 

453 

1895-6 

,          J.  G. 

423 

1913-14 

,         J.  I.  M.     . 

158 

1892-3 

„         J.  J.  E.  B. 

145 

1908-9 

„         J.  L. 

257 

1847-54 

J.  Lome   . 

423 

1830-7 

„         J.  M.         . 

152 

1894-5 

„         J.  R.         . 

247 

1894-5 

J-  w.       . 

306 

1899-1900 

„         L.  D.         . 

4 

1838-45 

M.  J.  M.  Shaw 

139 

1893-4 

„         P.  G.  Falconar 

523 

1892-3 

Robert      . 

335 

1900-1 

R.  H. 

127 

1906-7 

„         R.  L.         . 

247 

1875-82 

„         R.  P.         . 

300 

1835-42 

,,          Ronald 

293 

1893-4 

„         R.  D.  Falconar 

475 

1824-30 

,,         Simon 

514 

1857-64 

„         T.  A.         . 

20 

1889-90 

„         T.  Grainger 

90 

1903-4 

T.  Grainger 

278 

1851-8 

„         William     . 

212 

1892-3 

WlUiam     . 

379 

1912-13 

William     . 

185 

1846-53 

W.  J.  E.  S. 

447 

1880-7 

„         W.  J.  J.    . 

278 

1893-4 

„         W.  L.        . 

221 

1899-1900 

„         W.  R.        . 

499 

igoo-i         Ste 

yn,  S.  S.  L. 

263 

1884-92       Sti 

ell,  Gilmour 

163 

1    1838-45       Sti 

rling,  Andrew      . 

238 

1839-46 

„        Charles 

20 

1    1848-55 

,,         Francis 

354 

1832-9 

J.  E.  M.     . 

163 

1902-3 

„         J.  H. 

532 

1849-56 

Walter       . 

342 

1831-8 

„         WiUiam     . 

127 

1844-51 

Sir  WilUam,  K 

335 

1838-45 

„        W.  Colquhoun 

119 

'    1850-7         Sti 

tt,  James  . 

379 

1850-7 

„    J.  S.      . 

145 

1851-8 

,,    Samuel 

139 

X907-8         Stc 

)ckman,  A.  J. 

335 

1852-9         Stc 

)dart,  A.  Tweedie- 

514 

1885-93 

„         David 

C.B. 


457 
429 

466 
448 
348 
457 
461 

139 
159 
495 

27 
448 

90 
tot 
177 

145 

76 

436 

4 

34 

loi 

loi 

495 

9 

20 

27 

27 

27 

306 

457 
541 
442 
518 
159 
63 
453 
453 
475 

lOI 

448 
442 
481 

509 
360 

84 
448 

20 
229 
423 
495 
185 
442 
537 
152 
383 
448 
475 
481 
400 

lOI 

106 
163 

73 
490 
169 

68 
139 
lot 

177 
177 

185 
514 
190 

405 


INDEX 


631 


See 


1852-9  Stodart,  G.  Tweedie- 

1854-61  „         J.  Tweedie- 

1849-56  „         T.  Tweedie- 

1824-7  Stoddart,  J.  S. 

1829-36  „           Mark 

1839-46  Stone,  George 

1834-41  .,      John    . 

1844-51  „     Pelham 

1834-41  „     Thomas 

1836-43  Stothart,  Robert 

1843-50  Stothert,  Richard 

1842-9  „          Thomas 

1838-45  Stott,  Gibson 

1858-65  Stow,  D.  W.  . 

1853-60  Strachan,   A.    A.    W.   J 
Maitland. 

191 1-12  „             Ian  G.  G. 

1833-40  „             J.  J.  D. 

1824-8  ,,            Richard 

1825-32  ,,            Thomas 

1867-74  Strang,  David 

1872-9  „       J.  L. . 

1869-76  „       R.  C. 

1865-72  „       W.  J. 

1841-8  Strange,  Alexander 

1842-9  „         T.  B. 

1872-9  Strong,  E.L.. 

1824-31  „        J.  P.  . 

1828-35  „        Thomas 

1840-7  Struthers,  James 

1897-8  „            W.  A. 

1832-9  Stuart,   Hon.    Sir    Alexander, 
K.C.M.G 

1868-75  ,,       Alexander 

1854-61  ,,       Alexander  Moody 

1853-60  ,,       Andrew  Moody 

1825-32  ,,       Charles 

1876-83  „       C.  E.  . 

1864-71  „       C.  Moody 

1872-9  „       Dudley 

1836-43  „       E.  Craig 

1886-94  ,.       F-  O-  • 

1856-63  „       G.  Ballingall 

1878-85  „       G.  Malcolm 

1861-8  „       G.  Moody 

1898-9  „       Herbert 

1828-35  „       James 

1874-81  „       J.  A.  . 

1824-30  „       J.  M.  . 

1844-51  „       J.  W. 

1856-63  ,,       John  . 

1856-63  „       John  . 

1864-71  ,,       John  Moody 

1824-31  „       J.  Gordon 

1840-7  „       K.  B. 

1851-8  „       K.  Moody 

1909-10  ,,      M.  M. 

1877-84  „       Robert 

1846-53  „       R.  E. 

1841-8  „       R.  Laidlaw. 

1906-7  ,,       R.  Laurence 

1856-63  „       R.  Moody 

1837-44  .,       W.  E. 

1883-91  „       W.  J. 

1901-2  „     w.  L. 

1835-42  Stupart,  John 

1836-43  „         Robert 

1901-2  Sumner,  T.  J. 

1850-7  Suther,  James 

1847-54  „       Melville 

1853-60  „       Russell 

1874-81  Sutherland,  D.  A. 

1907-8  „               D.  R.  G. 

1875-82  Sutter,  C.  H.  N.  S.  . 


191 

1841-48 

205 

1840-7 

169 

1824-31 

4 

1824-31 

58 

1890-1 

106 

1854-61 

81 

1900-1 

139 

1836-43 

81 

1831-8 

90 

1831-8 

133 

1842-9 

127 

1830-7 

lOl 

1824-7 

239 

1843-50 

1824-31 

1849-56 

532 

1828-35 

76 

1830-7 

9 

1845-52 

34 

1855-62 

306 

1837-44 

342 

1844-51 

320 

1845-52 

293 

1892-3 

119 

1909-10 

127 

1859-66 

342 

27 

1844-51 

53 

1883-91 

112 

1824-7 

466 

73 
313 
205 
196 

34 
364 
286 
342 

90 
408 
221 

375 
264 

471 
53 

354 
20 

139 
221 
221 
286 
27 
112 
185 
523 
370 
152 

I20 

509 
221 

95 

396 
486 

84 

90 
486 
177 
159 

196 
354 
514 
360 


1850-7 

1839-46 

1865-72 

1879-86 

1871-8 

1846-53 

1862-9 

1849-56 

1833-40 

1871-8 

1867-74 

1841-8 

1850-7 

1863-70 

1904-5 

1840-7 

1875-82 

1864-71 

1842-9 

1838-45 
1843-50 
1838-45 

1838-45 

1824-31 

1849-56 

1891-2 

1824-7 

1895-6 

1850-7 

1895-6 

1835-42 

1839-46 

1912-13 

1876-83 

1900-1 

1862-9 

1860-7 

1857-64 

1908-9 

1898-9 

1888-9 

1826-33 


Suttie,  F.  Grant- 

,,      Sir  James  Grant-,  Bart 
Swan,  Benjamin 

,,     James  . 
Swanson,  Donald 
,,  Hector 

J.  L. 
Swinburne,  J.  W . 

,,  Thomas 

Swinton,  Alan 
,,  Antony  C 

A.  A. 
,,  A.  Campbell 

G.  K. 
„  James  R 

„  James  S. 

,,  John  M. 

S.  C.  A. 
W.  B. 
Sydney,  Henry 
Sydserff,  F.  B. 
G.  B. 
J.  B. 
Sym,  G.  M.    . 
„   W.  D.  T. 
Syme,  James . 

Tait,  Alexander 

„  A.  Guthrie 

„  A.  Campbell  (Archbishop 

of  Canterbury) 

„  A.  G.  C. 

,,  Dalhousie  R. 

„  D.  W.  B. 

,,  F.  Guthrie 

,,  George  . 

,,  James  . 

,,  James  . 

„  John     . 

,,  J.  Craufurd 

„  J.  Guthrie 

„    J-  J.      . 
,,    P.  Guthrie 
,,    Robert 
,,    Stormonth  D 
„    T.  R.    '. 
„    Walter. 
„    W.  A.  P. 
„    W.  E.  . 
Tancred,  George,  formerly  Cleg 

horn  . 
Tarleton,  E.  W. 
W.  B. 
Taylor,  Alexander 
A.  F.. 
Archibald 
Archibald 
A.  Campbell 
A.  J.. 

A.  L.. 

B.  Rotch 

B.  A.  L. 

C.  J.. 
C.  M. 

C.  w.  s. 

Douglas  H 
F.  O. 
F.  Pringle 
H.  H. 
Hugh  K. 
J.  M. 
J.  B.. 
J.  M. 
John. 


PAGE 

120 

112 

27 

27 

429 

205 

481 

90 

68 

68 
127 

63 

4 

133 

27 
169 

53 

63 

146 

213 
96 

139 
146 

442 
523 
247 

139 
397 

4 
177 
106 
293 
379 
335 
152 
270 
169 
76 

335 
306 
120 
177 

278 

499 
112 
360 
286 

123 
102 

133 
101 
lOI 

27 

169 

436 

5 

457 

177 

457 
84 
106 
537 
364 
481 
270 

257 
229 
518 
471 
417 
41 


«82 


INDEX 


VEAK 

PAGE 

VEAK 

fACK 

1862-9 

Taylor,  J.  A.. 

270 

1831-8 

Thomson 

G.  A.      . 

68 

1909-10 

„       J.  C.          .          . 

523 

1879-86 

G.  J.  A.. 

380 

1899-1900 

„       J.  S.  . 

475 

1862-9 

G.  Monro 

270 

1840-7 

Joseph 

112 

1850-7 

G.  W.     . 

177 

1880-7 

„       M.  Campbell 

384 

1871-8 

Harold  L. 

iio 

1824-7 

„       P.  G.  E.      . 

5 

1824-30 

Henry     . 

20 

1901-2 

„       S.  G.. 

486 

1910-11 

H.  Douglas 

527 

1828-35 

„       Thomas 

54 

1896-7 

H.  M.     . 

461 

1836-43 

„       William       . 

90 

1905-6 

H.  S.       . 

503 

J  82  7-34 

„       W.  A. 

48 

1901-2 

Hugh  B. 

486 

1839-46 

„       W.  G. 

106 

1865-72 

James     . 

294 

1883-91 

„       W.  Macrae. 

.397 

1864-71 

J.  D.       . 

286 

1904-5 

„       W.  S. 

499 

1912-13 

J.  D.  W. 

537 

1878-85 

Taylor-Cameron,  J.  S. 

375 

1852-9 

J.  Fraser 

191 

1868-75 

Teather,  J.  P. 

313 

1903-4 

J.  F.  G.  . 

495 

1905-6 

Templer,  G.  W.  R. 

503 

1859-66 

J.  R.      .         . 

247 

1863-70 

Tennant,  W.  J. 

278 

1864-71 

J.  S.       . 

286 

1875-82 

Tennent,  Charles     . 

360 

1870-7 

J.  T.        . 

328 

1825-32 

H.  Lyon  . 

34 

1882-90 

J.W.      .          . 

392 

1824-9 

„          Robert     . 

14 

1842-9 

John 

127 

1879-86 

R.  G.  Lyon 

379 

1853-60 

John 

197 

1876-83 

Terras,  J.  A.  . 

364 

1858-65 

John 

239 

1830-7 

Terrot,  C.  S.  J.        . 

63 

1865-72 

John 

294 

1825-32 

„       E.  C. 

35 

1867-74 

John 

306 

1835-42 

„       W.  H. 

84 

1826-33 

J.  Anstruther . 

41 

1910-11 

Terry,  F.  J.    . 

527 

1858-65 

J.  Brown 

239 

1825-32 

„     W.  S.  . 

35 

1848-55 

J.  Comrie 

163 

1865-72 

Thatcher,  C.  H.       . 

294 

1833-40 

J.  D.       . 

76 

1898-9 

C.  M.  R. 

471 

1909-10 

J.  H.       .          . 

523 

1900-1 

F.  G.       . 

481 

1907-8 

J.  R.       . 

514 

1862-9 

J.  V.       . 

270 

1896-7 

J.  S.  M.  . 

461 

1825-32 

L.  H.      . 

35 

1892-3 

K.  D.      . 

442 

1894-5 

L.  H.  F. 

453 

1908-9 

P.  G.       . 

518 

1910-11 

Thin,  R.  T 

527 

1861-8 

Robert    . 

264 

I85I-8 

Thom,  A.  B.  . 

185 

1880-7 

R.  E.  Christie. 

384 

1913-14 

„      G.  v..         .          . 

541 

1902-3 

Ronald  J. 

490 

1900-1 

Thomas,  A.  J.  G.    . 

481 

1825-32 

Spencer  . 

35 

1843-50 

A.  W.        . 

133 

1851-8 

Spencer  C. 

185 

1894-5 

„         David 

454 

1833-40 

Thomas  . 

76 

1830-7 

„          D.  J-          . 

63 

1858-65 

T.  A.  Gibson  . 

239 

1906-7 

E.  W.        . 

510 

1896-7 

T.  C.       . 

461 

1829-36 

J-F. 

58 

1912-13 

T.  E.       . 

537 

1906-7 

K.  F.  C.   . 

510 

1849-56 

T.  S.       . 

169 

1907-8 

„         L.  G.         . 

514 

1876-83 

Walter  A.  J.    . 

364 

1830-7 

„         W.  R.        . 

•       63 

1910-11 

W.  Douglas     . 

527 

1870-7 

Thompson,  D'Arcy  W.     . 

328 

1840-7 

William  . 

112 

1870-7 

J-  J.  w.       . 

328 

1840-7 

William  . 

112 

1870-7 

W.  B.   . 

328 

1859-66 

William  . 

247 

1836-43 

Thomson,  Adam 

90 

1861-8 

WiUiam  . 

264 

1888-9 

„           Alan  Graham  . 

417 

1880-7 

William  . 

384 

1843-50 

,,            Alexander 

133 

189I-2 

W.  R.     . 

436 

1853-60 

,,           Alexander 

196 

1850-7 

W.  S.      . 

177 

1868-75 

,,           Alexander 

313 

1 888-9 

W.  W.    . 

417 

1854-61 

„           A.  Garraway   . 

205 

1844-51 

Thorburn 

,  A.  B.      . 

139 

1883-91 

A.  Guthrie 

397 

1854-61 

David     . 

205 

1885-93 

A.  T.       . 

405 

1889-90 

D.  Hay  . 

423 

1864-71 

A.  D.  R. 

286 

1907-8 

D.  G.      . 

514 

1882-90 

Arthur  C. 

392 

1889-90 

H.  Hay  . 

■     423 

1851-8 

„           Charles  . 

185 

1869-76 

J.  W.     . 

320 

1881-8 

,,           C.  E.  Comrie  . 

388 

1849-56 

J.  F.  J..          . 

169 

1881-8 

C.  W.      . 

388 

1858-65 

J.  Hay  . 

239 

1907-8 

D.  C.       . 

514 

1851-8 

L.  K.      . 

185 

1831-8 

D.  R.      . 

68 

1894-5 

M.  Hay  . 

■     454 

1879-86 

D.  S.       . 

379 

1865-72 

Robert  . 

294 

1897-8 

E.  G.      . 

466 

1854-61 

Septimus  S.     . 

205 

1872-9 

E.  P.       . 

342 

1849-56 

William 

169 

1901-2 

„           Eric  J.    . 

486 

1856-63 

W.  D.     . 

.     221 

1882-90 

,,           E.  J.  Comrie  . 

392 

1867-74 

W.  E.     . 

306 

1888-9 

E.  T.       . 

417 

1831-8 

Thornton 

,  C.  M.  J. 

68 

1888-9 

E.  W.     . 

417 

1863-70 

G.  Boyd 

278 

1890-1 

E.  CO.. 

429 

1862-9 

J.  T.  Muir 

270 

1899-1900 

F.  W.     . 

475 

1826-33 

Thri'ft,  Thomas 

41 

1886-94 

F.  C.       . 

408 

1843-50 

Thurburu 

,  A.  B.     . 

133 

1836-43 

„           George    . 

90 

1838-45 

Charles  . 

.     102 

INDEX 


633 


YEAR 

1838-45 

Thurburn,  Henry    . 

1871-8 

Thwaite,  W.  M. 

1911-12 

Thyne,  K.  J. 

1908-9 

Tindal,  J.  J.  . 

1868-75 

TindaU,  John 

1840-7 

Tipper,  J.  G. 

1887-8 

Titterton,  E.  P. 

1883-91 

J-  T. 

1881-8 

W.  S.  S 

1824-7 

Tod,  Alexander 

1874-81 

,,  Alexander 

1888-9 

,.  A.  J.       . 

I 890- I 

„  C.  D.      . 

1893-4 

„  C.  D.      . 

1841-8 

,,  David     . 

I 890- I 

„  F.  L.  M. 

1890-1 

„  F.  R.  D. 

1890-1 

„  G.  C.      . 

1875-82 

„  G.  G.      . 

1844-51 

„  Henry    . 

1881-8 

„  Henry    . 

1891-2 

„  H.  N.     . 

1848-55 

„  James    . 

1890-1 

„  J.  V.  M. 

1854-61 

„  John      . 

1889-90 

„  J.  A.  M. 

1892-3 

„  J-  E.      . 

1856-63 

„  J-  H.      . 

1 890- 1 

„  J.  H.      . 

1824-9 

„  J.  R.     . 

1842-9 

„  R.  A.  B. 

1870-7 

„  R.  F.      . 

1850-7 

„  R.  Mercer 

1893-4 

„  Stuart    . 

1853-60 

„  T.  M.     . 

1867-74 

„  T.  W.     . 

1841-8 

„  WiUiara. 

1900-1 

„  William,  jun. 

1893-4 

„  W.  L.     . 

1857-64 

„  W.  W.    . 

1846-53 

Tod-Mercer,  James 

1894-5 

Todd,  H.  C.   . 

1913-14 

„     James . 

1913-14 

„     John  C. 

1892-3 

„     R.  W.  Lang 

1863-70 

,,     Thomas 

1871-8 

„     W.  G.  . 

1863-70 

Todrick,  Archibald 

1857-64 

„         G.  B. 

1869-76 

J-  B. 

1856-63 

„         Robert 

1824-31 

„         Thomas 

1867-74 

„         T.  W. 

1852-9 

ToUemache,  C.  H.  . 

1838-45 

Torrance,  Robert    . 

Torrence,  Ernest.     See  Thorn 

son,  E.  T. 

1863-70 

Torrie,  L.  J.  . 

1861-8 

,.      R.  J.  . 

1868-75 

„      T.  J.  . 

1865-72 

Touche,  J.  E. 

1859-66 

Traill,  George 

1860-7 

,,      Thomas 

1885-93 

Traquair,  H.  M. 

1877-84 

J-  H.       . 

1884-92 

„           Ramsay  . 

1864-71 

William  . 

1878-85 

Trayner,  C.  H. 

1881-8 

Robert     . 

1894-5 

Trench,  J.  F.  Chenevix    . 

1830-7 

Trevelyan,  Raleigh 

1829-36 

T.  Raleigh      . 

1829-36 

W.  B.    . 

1824-31 

Trotter,  Charles       . 

. 

102 

336 
532 

518 

313 

112 
410 

397 
389 
5 
■  354 
417 
429 

448 
120 
429 
429 
430 
360 
139 
389 
436 
163 

430 
206 

424 
442 

221 
430 
14 
127 
328 
177 
448 
197 

.307 
120 
481 
448 
229 
152 

454 
541 
541 
442 
278 
336 
278 
230 
320 
221 
27 
307 
191 
102 


278 
264 

313 

294 

247 

257 

405 

370 

400 

286 

375 

389 

454 

63 

58 

58 

28 


1840-7 

1848-55 

1850-7 

1824-30 

1824-31 

1870-7 

1849-56 

1875-82 

1845-52 

1870-7 

1847-54 

1873-80 

1842-9 

1866-73 

1829-36 

1826-33 

1908-9 

1913-14 

1889-90 

1895-6 

1884-92 

1840-7 

1907-8 

1863-70 

1836-43 

1857-64 

1901-2 

1889-90 

1856-63 

1838-45 

1910-11 

1843-50 

1890-1 

1837-44 

1842-9 

1888-9 

1913-14 

1 900- 1 

1893-4 

1838-45 

1898-9 

1845-52 

1879-86 

1858-65 

1840-7 

1844-51 

1824-9 

1827-34 

1832-9 

1847-54 

1840-7 

1848-55 

1832-9 

1851-8 

1839-46 

1904-5 

1824-7 

1831-8 

1907-8 

1830-7 

1864-71 

1836-43 

1824-31 

1824-9 


1901-2 
1901-2 

1848-55 

1851-8 

1910-11 

1899-1900 

1911-12 


Trotter,  Coutts 

„   D.  A. 

„    J.  A.  H. 

„    R.  A. 

„   T.  Coutts 

„        W.  F. 
Tufnell,  Vincent  F. 
Tuke,  Gordon  T. 

„     Sir  J.  Batty 

„     J.  Batty 

„     W.  H.  . 

„  W.  Magee 
TuUoch,  J.  G.  M. 
TuUoh,  J.  D. . 

„       R.  H.  D. 

,,       Thomas 

„       T.  A.  G. 
Turcan,  Charles 

,,         C.  S. 

,.      J-  s. 
„      J-  w. 

Turnbull,  Alexander 
A.  L. 

C.  E. 
„           David 
,,           David 

D.  S. 
„           George 

H.  F. 
„  James 

J-  o. 

„  Patrick 

„  Patrick 

Phipps 
Phipps 
,,  Phipps 

„  Robert 

W.  E. 
W.  J.  U. 
Turner,  Andrew 
„       C.  H. 
.,        F.  C. 
F.  Cecil 
John 
,,        Thomas 
„       William 
„       Wilton 
Tumour,  A.  E. 
Tweedie,  A.  L. 
„         Charles 
„  James 

John 
W.  J. 
W.  T. 
Twe'edie-Stodart.     See  Stodart 
Twisleton,  John 
Twynam,  C.  F.  F. 
Tytler,  Alexander  Eraser 
G.  M.  Eraser 
J.  D.  Wallace- 
J.  S.  Eraser 
J.  W.  Eraser 
John  A.,  V.C. 
Maurice  Eraser 
T.  B.  Eraser 


Urquhart,  a.  L.    . 

A.  L.  PoUard- 

E.  W.  . 

J.  H.  . 
„  William 

„  W.  E.  PoUard- 

W.  T.  G. 


PAGE 

112 

163 

178 

20 

28 

328 

169 
360 

146 

328 
159 
348 
128 
300 

58 

41 

518 

541 
424 

457 
400 
112 

514 
278 

90 
230 
486 
424 
221 
102 
528 
133 
430 

96 
128 
417 
541 
481 
448 
102 

471 
146 
380 

239 
112 
140 

14 
48 

73 
159 
112 
164 

73 
185 

106 

499 

5 

68 

514 

63 
286 

90- 

28 

14 


486 
486 
164 

185 
528 

476 
532 


634 


INDEX 


1910-11 

1849-56 

1875-82 

1911-12 

1909-10 

4875-82 

1871-8 

1849-56 

1908-9 

X854-61 

1872-9 

1841-8 

»844-5i 

1841-8 

1838-45 


1864-71 

1857-64 

1854-61 

1857-64 

4905-6 

1869-76 

1869-76 

1874-81 

1836-43 

1829-36 

1825-32 

1875-82 

1898-9 

1873-80 

1868-75 

1906-7 

1833-40 
1824-31 

1835-42 

1880-7 

1835-42 

1826-33 

1879-86 

1909-10 

1903-4 

1858-65 

1846-53 

1846-53 

1873-80 

1851-8 

1844-51 

1841-8 

1841-8 

1850-7 

1874-81 

1833-40 


Usher,  Andrew  B. 
„      Andrew  J. 
„      C.  H.  . 
„      F.  G.  . 
„      G.  A.  . 
„      H.  L.  . 
„      Sir  Robert, 
„      R.  H. . 
„      Thomas 
„      T.  F.  . 
„      T.  L.  . 
Utterson,  Alfred 
C.  J. 
M.  C. 
W.     E., 
W.     E. 
Kelso 


Bart. 


afterwards 
Utterson 


Valentine-Hagart,  F.  D. 
James 
John 
Robert 
Vanderplank,  A.  R. 
Van  Laun,  H.  T.     . 

,,  „  T.  A.  . 
Vannan,  Andrew  . 
Vans-Agnew,  James 

„        „        P.  A. 
Robert 

Vans  Hathom.     See  Hathorn. 
Vassie,  A.  H. 

„      John  . 

„      Richard 

„      WilUam 

„      W.  P. 
Veitch,  Henry 

„       James 

„       John 

„      J-o 

„       Robert 

,,       Thomas 

„       W.  H. 

„       W.  L.  D. 
Verel,  J.  R.    . 
Vemor,  James 

„       Robert 
Vertue,  Alexander 

„       A.  F. 

„       C.  E. 

„       Duncan 

„       George 

„       James 

„        WiUiam 
Vignon,  Adolph  H. 
Vivers,  Henry 
Von    Hartmann.      See    Hart- 
mann. 


1898-9 

1824-31 

1859-66 

1899-1900 

1892-3 

1897-8 

1898-9 

1897-8 

1849-56 

1851-8 

1908-9 

1897-8 

1899-1900 

I'9II-I2 

1852-9 


Waddell,  G.  D. 
„  James 

„  James 

J-  D. 
John 
R.  E. 
Waddie,  Archibald 

„         T.  W. 
Wahab,  Charles 

„  G.  D. 
Waite,  C.  M.  . 
Wakelin,  Harry 

J.  G. 
Waldie,  S.  B. 
Walker,  Alexander 


528  1 

1824-8 

Walker,  Charles      . 

170  1 

1825-32 

„        Charles 

360 

1855-62 

C.  w. 

532 

1852-9 

„        D.  J. 

523 

1908-9 

E.  R.  C.     . 

360 

1825-32 

,,         Francis 

336 

1838-45 

,,        Francis 

170 

1864-71 

F.  D. 

518 

1908-9 

F.  H.  N.    . 

206 

1913-14 

Frank  W.  . 

342 

1908-9 

„         Frederick  . 

120 

1864-71 

„        F.  J. 

140 

1859-66 

„        George 

120 

1838-45 

G.  A. 

1864-71 

„        G.  J. 

1869-76 

G.  W. 

102 

1827-34 

„        H.  P. 

1824-31 

„        James 

282 

1840-7 

„        James 

226 

1860-7 

J-  G. 

201 

1832-9 

J.  L. 

226 

1827-34 

J.  P. 

503 
320 

1885-93 

J.  R.  H. 

1862-9 

„        John 

1897-8 

N.  M.  L. 

320 

354 
91 
58 

1872-9 

N.  P. 

1857-64 

Robert 

1861-8 

„        Sydney 

1826-33 

WaUace 

35 

1893-4 

„        WiUiam 

361 

1899-1900 

W.  E. 

1853-60 

W.  G.  C. 

471 
348 
314 
510 

76 
28 

1857-64 

W.  H. 

1866-73 

Wallace,  A.  H. 

1907-8 

A.  M. 

1897-8 

Andrew  A 

1896-7 

„     •    C.  G. 

85 

384 

85 

41 

380 

523 

1888-9 

E.  0. 

1895-6 

Forbes  T. 

1889-90 

F.  G. 

1896-7 

G.  W. 

1878-85 

Gerald 

1876-83 

„         Horatio 

1859-66 

,,          James 

495 
239 
153 
153 

1889-90 

„         J.  A. 

1887-8 

J.  Cecil 

1852-9 

„          John 

1861-8 

J-  Ord 

349 
185 

1888-9 

;;          J.  S.  B. 

1880-7 

„          Kenneth 

140 
120 

1893-4 

N.  S. 

121 

1892-3 

R.  J. 

178 

1868-75 
1850-7 

R.  L. 
T.  A. 

354 
76 

1884-92 

T.  W. 

1839-46 

WiUiam 

1866-73 

WUliam 

1878-85 

„          W.  J. 

1899-1900 

W.  Middleton 

471 

1913-14 

„         W.  Morgan 

28 

1871-8 

WaUnutt,  C.  C.  MUler 

247 

1892-3 

Walton,  Jackson     . 

476 

1857-64 

Warden,  A.  K. 

442 

1834-41 

,,         Archibald 

466 

1870-7 

I.  A. 

471 

1835-42 

,,         Norman 

466 

1849-56 

„         T.  S. 

170 

1836-43 

Wmiam 

185 

1853-60 

WiUiam 

518 

1872-9 

WiUiam 

466 

1826-33 

Wardlaw,  Gerrard 

476 

1826-33 

,,            James 

532 

1825-32 

Robert 

191 

1832-9 

William 

9 

35 

213 

191 

518 

35 

102 

286 

5i8 

541 

518 

286 

247 

102 

286 

320 

48 

28 

112 

257 

73 

48 

405 

270 

466 

342 
230 
264 

41 
448 
476 
197 
230 
300 

514 
466 
461 
417 
457 
424 
461 

375 
364 

247 

424 
410 
191 
264 

417 
384 
448 
442 

314 
178 
400 
106 
300 

375 
476 

541 
336 
442 
230 
81 
328 

85 
170 

91 
197 
342 
41 
41 
1.35 
i73 


1 


INDEX 


635 


Wardlaw  -  Ramsay.     See  Ram 
say. 

1870-7  WMdrop,  H.  A. 

1865-72  „           H.  M. 

1865-72  „            J.  C. 

1870-7  „           M.  D. 

1858-65  „           Richard 

1856-63  Warner,  J.  P. 

1851-8  „         Patrick 

1875-82  Warrack,  A.  J. 

1877-84  „           C.  C. 

1912-13  „           C.  M. 

1873-80  „           John 

1854-61  Warren,  A.  R. 

1908-9  „        Charles 

1910-11  ,,         J.  G. 

1856-63  Warton,  M.  H. 

1838-45  Waters,  George 

1911-12  Waterston,  G.  C. 

1906-7  Watherston,  J.  H. 

1911-12  „                J.  R. 

1852-9  Watkins,  F.  W. 

1905-6  „          J.  C.  S. 

1853-60  Watson,  Adam 

1841-8  „         Alexander 

1872-9  „         Alexander 

1869-76  „         A.  O.  C.    . 

1828-35  .,         Andrew     . 

1841-8  „         Andrew     . 

1871-8  „         Andrew     . 

1830-7  „         Charles 

1831-8  „         Charles      . 

1913-14  „         C.  B. 

1869-76  „         C.  B.  Boog 

1881-8  „         C.  Heron  . 

1872-9  „         Claud  R.  . 

1844-51  „         D.  M. 

1863-70  „         Eckford  W. 

1856-63  „         George 

1862-9  „         G.  de  B.    . 

1864-71  „         G.  M. 

1865-72  ,,         Graham  G. 

1877-84  „         G.  F. 

1874-81  „         H.  A. 

1837-44  „         Hugh 

1858-65  „         Hugh  A.   . 

1828-35  »         James 

1894-5  „         James,  jun. 

1887-8  „         J.  A. 

1860-7  II         J-  Graham 

1905-6  „         J.  H.  D.    . 

1888-9  „         J-  M.  Heron 

1829-36  „         John 

1846-53  „         John 

1865-72  „         J.  A.  S.     . 

1863-70  „         J.  Guthrie 

1858-65  „         J.  O. 

1903-4  „         K.  G. 

1841-8  „         Sir  P.  Heron 

1908-9  „         R.  F. 

1832-9  „         R.  Boog    . 

1869-76  „         R.  R.  Boog 

1903-4  „         S.  H. 

1862-9  .,         T.  Boswall 

1894-5  „         William     . 

1898-9  „         W.  G.  D.  . 

1893-4  ..         W.  M.        . 

1913-14  Watt,  A.  G.  Fiddes 

1837-44  »     Alexander     . 

1892-3  „     A.  J.    . 

1892-3  „     A.  S.    . 

1871-8  „     Allan   . 

1892-3  „     C.  F.    . 

1913-14  „     D.  H.  . 


328 
294 
294 
328 

239 
221 

185 
361 
370 
537 
349 
206 
518 
528 
222 
102 

532 
510 
532 
191 

504 

197 
121 
342 
320 

54 

121 

336 

63 

68 

541 
320 

389 
342 
140 
278 
222 
270 
286 
294 
370 
354 
96 

239 

54 

454 

410 

257 
504 
417 
58 
153 
294 
278 

239 
495 

121 

519 

73 
320 

495 
270 

454 
471 
448 
541 
96 
442 
443 
336 
443 
541 


YEAH 
1827-34 

Watt 

Edward 

PAUR 
.            48 

1892-3 

»» 

H.  G.    . 

•      443 

1913-14 

it 

I.  W.    . 

■      541 

1862-9 

tj 

S.  B.    . 

.      270 

1827-34 

»i 

Thomas 

.        48 

I9II-I2 

iy 

William 

•      532 

1865-72 

Watters,  G.  T.  B.   . 

•      294 

1863-70 

Ji 

J.  P.  M.    . 

.      278 

1825-32 

Wauchope,  Andrew 

35 

1839-46 

jj 

D.  B.    . 

.      106 

1826-33 

ri 

Sir  John  Don,  Bart.      41 

1838-45 

»» 

John     . 

.      102 

1906-7 

a 

P.  G.  Don     . 

.     510 

1846-53 

ji 

R.  A.    . 

■      153 

I83I-8 

»> 

Samuel 

.       68 

1891-2 

Wearing,  Henry      .   . 

•     436 

1860-7 

Weatherhead,  J.  K. 

•      257 

1848-55 

Webb,  E.  T.  . 

.      164 

1853-60 

Webster,  D.  F.  B.  . 

197 

1826-33 

»» 

G.  M.        . 

41 

1850-7 

)i 

H.  W.       . 

178 

1853-60 

J.  V.         . 

197 

1824-31 

f> 

Patrick    . 

28 

1838-45 

j» 

R.  F.        . 

102 

1824-31 

)i 

Thomas    . 

28 

1839-46 

»> 

Thomas    . 

106 

1841-8 

»i 

T.  F.         . 

121 

1899-1900 

W.  L.       . 

476 

1906-7 

Wedderburn,  A.  A.  I. 

510 

1830-7 

II 

Andrew.    See  Max- 
weU,  A.  Wedder- 

burn. 

1825-32 

»> 

George 

35 

1824-30 

»» 

James 

20 

1830-7 

)t 

John 

'>3 

1834-41 

>» 

John 

81 

1903-4 

Wedderspoon,  K.  G. 

495 

1896-7 

»i 

W.  M. 

462 

1907-8 

Wehrschmidt,  D.  C. 

514 

1863-70 

Weir, 

David  W. 

278 

1909-10 

)» 

D.  St.  Clair  . 

523 

1879-86 

»l 

F.  S.     . 

380 

1891-2 

J» 

G.  G.    . 

436 

1878-85 

»» 

Henry  . 

375 

1824-7 

,, 

James  . 

5 

1842-9 

M 

James  . 

128 

1842-9 

J.  E.     . 

128 

1860-7 

it 

Robert . 

257 

1852-9 

it 

R.  W.  . 

191 

1894-5 

it 

R.  Y.    . 

454 

1824-8 

>t 

T.  Graham    . 

9 

1864-71 

it 

Walter . 

286 

1870-7 

*t 

W.  G.  .          .          . 

328 

1859-66 

Welman,  Wellesley. 

247 

1841-8 

Welsby,  J.  G. 

121 

1842-9 

Welst- 

I,  D.J 

128 

1880-7 

it 

J.  A.  .          .         . 

384 

1843-50 

it 

J.  H.  .          .         . 

133 

1834-41 

ti 

J.  M 

81 

I87I-8 

tt 

R.  C 

336 

1884-92 

y, 

T.  S 

400 

1893-4 

tJ 

Tom   .          .          .          . 

448 

1826-33 

Wemyss,  Earl  of.   See  Charteris 

Francis. 

1903-4 

}) 

A.  E.  Watson    . 

495 

1837-44 

,, 

J.  B. 

96 

1876-83 

Whiffen,  A.  E.        .         .          . 

364 

1840-7 

Whigham,  Robert  , 

112 

1846-53 

tt 

Robert  . 

153 

1913-14 

White 

,  Albert  P.     . 

54t 

1890-1 

»i 

Alexander   . 

430 

1877-84 

»» 

Andrew 

370 

1864-71 

Cecil  .         .         .         . 

286 

1911-12 

,, 

Douglas  C.  . 

532 

636 


INDEX 


1910-11  White,  Dudley  Stuart 

1907-8  „      J.  B.  . 

1865-72  „       John  C. 

1904-5  „       J-  G.  . 

1899-1900  „      J.  \V.. 

1865-72  „      Lewis  H. 

1904-5  „      M.  M.  K. 

1863-70  „      M.  H. 

1896-7  „      Richard 

1889-90  „       R.  N. 

1903-4  „       R.  E. 

1897-8  „      R.  R. 

1877-84  „      T.  B. 

1899-1900  „      W.  K. 

1904-5  Whitelaw,  David 

1892-3  „            William 

1838-45  Wlutmore,  Sir  George  Stoddart 

K.C.M.G.    . 

1911-12  Whitson,  H.  H.  A. 

1878-85  „          P.  A. 

1911-12  „          T.  W.  M. 

1890-1  Whyte,  A.  F. 

1859-66  „       A.  W. 

1896-7  „       G.  A. 

1908-9  „       William 

1870-7  Whytlaw,  Robert 

1871-8  Whytock,  William 

1833-40  Whytt,  Alexander 

1855-62  Wicht,  J.  F.  . 

1855-62  „      J.  H.  . 

1824-30  Wight,  A.  K. 

1827-34  „      H.  K. 

1824-30  „      James 

1827-34  „      J.  D.  . 

1827-34  „      Michael 

1824-30  „      R.  H. 

1864-71  Wightman,  G.  A.  Seton 

1860-7  „              J.  C.  Seton 

1856-63  „               John  Seton 

1894-5  „              T.  S.  S 

1856-63  Wigney,  William 

1846-53  Wilcox,  Edward 

1847-54  ,.       M.  D. 

1886-94  Wildish,  G.  H. 

1826-33  Wilgress,  George 

1900-1  Wilkie,  A.  M. 

1896-7  „       D.  P.  D. 

1906-7  „       G.  S.  M. 

1904-5  „       J.  B. . 

1871-8  „       J.  P.  . 

1907-8  „       Jeffrey  M. 

1908-9  „       J.  H.. 

1901-2  „       J.  S.  . 

1870-7  „       W.  A. 

1861-8  Wilkin,  A.  L. 

1875-82  Wilkins,  F.  E. 

1876-83  „         G.  S. 

1860-7  Willan,  Robert 

1857-64  „       William 

1837-44  William,  William 

1826-33  Williams, 

1841-8  „           Edward 

1831-8  „           H.  J. 

1832-9  „           J.  P. 

1824-30  „           T.  P. 

1877-84  Williamson,  A.  Cochrane 

1824-8  „               Benjamin 

1824-9  „               David. 

1830-7  „               George 

1838-45  „               James . 

1902-3  „               J.  A.    . 

1902-3  „               John    . 

1912-13  „                John    . 

1834-41  „               Matthew 


528 

1900-1 

Williamson,  R.  H.  Wallace       . 

481 

514 

1835-42 

Walter 

85 

294 

1830-7 

WiUiam 

64 

499 

1877-84 

W.  C.  . 

370 

476 

1859-66 

W.  G. . 

248 

294 

1824-30 

Willis,  George 

20 

499 

1851-8 

Willison,  John 

185 

278 

1863-70 

Wilson,  Adam  J.     . 

278 

462 

1833-40 

„       Alexander  . 

77 

424 

1882-90 

„       A.  C.  W.    . 

392 

495 

1865-72 

„       A.  S 

294 

466 

1881-8 

„        Allan  A.     . 

389 

370 

1841-8 

„        Andrew 

121 

476 

1835-42 

„       A.  H. 

85 

499 

1834-41 

„       Archibald  . 

81 

443 

1838-45 

„        Benjamin  . 

102 

1824-31 

„        Blair 

28 

102 

1830-7 

Charles 

64 

532 

1855-62 

„        C.  G.           .          . 

213 

375 

1888-9 

C.  W. 

417 

532 

1851-8 

Clavell  W.  . 

185 

430 

1912-13 

„       D.  C. 

537 

247 

1860-7 

„        Edward      . 

257 

462 

1895-6 

„        Eric  . 

457 

519 

1862-9 

„        F-  J- 

270 

328 

1826-33 

F.  W. 

41 

336 

1875-82 

George 

361 

76 

1905-6 

„       G.  D.          . 

504 

213 

1897-8 

„       G.  W.  Cochran  . 

467 

213 

1860-7 

„       Gilbert 

257 

20 

1829-36 

Henry 

58 

48 

1862-9 

„       HughT.     . 

270 

20 

1824-30 

,,       Hutton 

20 

48 

1824-30 

James 

20 

48 

1833-40 

,,        James 

77 

20 

1852-9 

„      J.  c. 

191 

286 

1867-74 

„        J.  H. 

307 

257 

1842-9 

„        J.  M. 

128 

222 

1885-93 

„        J.  T.  R.     . 

405 

454 

1824-30 

John 

21 

222 

1836-43 

John 

91 

153 

1868-75 

„        John 

314 

159 

1858-65 

„        J.  A. 

239 

40Q 

1842-9 

„        J.  H. 

128 

41 

1835-42 

„        J.K. 

85 

481 

1846-53 

„        J-P-            •          • 

153 

462 

1889-90 

„        J.  Penny    . 

424 

510 

1831-8 

„        J.  R.            .          . 

68 

499 

1909-10 

„        J.  S.            .          . 

523 

336 

1886-94 

„       R.  F. 

■     409 

514 

1870-7 

„       R.  J.         -        • 

•     329 

519 

1826-33 

„        R.  Sym      . 

■        42 

486 

1888-9 

„       R.  Sym      . 

.     418 

328 

1894-5 

„       Rodney 

•     454 

264 

1862-9 

„       T.  Duddingston  . 

.     271 

361 

1911-12 

„       T.  F.  S.      . 

.     532 

364 

1856-63 

„       T.  J.           .          . 

.     222 

257 

1879-86 

„       T.  K. 

.     380 

230 

1893-4 

„       T.  Rankin. 

•     448 

96 

1824-9 

„       T.  W. 

14 

41 

1824-8 

William      . 

9 

121 

1837-44 

„       William      . 

.       96 

68 

1857-64 

„       William      . 

.     230 

73 

1863-70 

„       W.  E. 

.     278 

20 

1859-66 

„       W.  G. 

.     248 

370 

1824-31 

„       W.  J. 

.       28 

9 

1872-9 

„       W.  M. 

•     343 

14 

j    1864-71 

WUson-Wood,  A.  R. 

.     286 

64 

1910-11 

WUton,  G.  S. 

.     528 

102 

1903-4 

Winchester,  C.  C.    . 

•     495 

490 

1865-72 

W.  G.  L.      . 

•     295 

490 

i    1848-55 

Winfield,  D.  W.       . 

.      164 

537 

1    1897-8 

Wingate,  A.  K.  P. . 

.     467 

81 

1841-8 

Winscombe,  T.  R.  . 

.       121 

INDEX 


637 


YEAR 

1850-7  Winsloe,  Alfred 

1878-85  „         Alfred  R. . 

1850-7  „         Philip  G.  . 

1847-54  „         R.  W.  C.  . 

i824-.^o  Winton,  Richard     . 

'843-50  Wise,  James  . 

1 90 1 -2  Wishart,  A.  J.  R.    . 

1909-10  „         D.  F.,  jun. 

1824-31  „          James 

1898-9  „          J.  R. 

1839-46  Woddrop,  W.  A.     . 

1824-7  Wood,  Alexander    . 

1825-32  ,,      Alexander    . 

1830-7  „      Alexander    . 

1854-61  ,,      Alexander    . 

1906-7  „      A.  W.  H.     . 

1900-1  ,,      Andrew 

1863-70  ,,      Andrew  A.   . 

1873-80  „      Charles 

1867-74  ,,      C.  E.  . 

1908-9  „      C.  K.  . 

1859-66  „      D.  C.  . 

1833-40  „      D.  W. 

189O-7  „      D.  M.  . 

1908-9  „      Frankland   . 

1824-9  „      George 

1826-33  ,,      George 

1832-9  „      G.  A.  F. 

1867-74  „      G.  C.  . 

1906-7  „      G.  D.  H.      . 

1863-70  „      G.  J.  . 

1824-30  „      Henry 

1846-53  „      Henry 

1839-46  „      James 

1881-8  „      J.  J.  Hedley 

1854-61  „      John  . 

1827-34  „      J.  A.   . 

1897-8  „      J.  C.  I. 

1838-45  ,,      J.  Dennistoun 

1903-4  ,.      J.  G.  . 

1825-32  ,,      J.  Gillespie  . 

1903-4  ,,      J.  Gillespie  . 

1857-64  ,,      J.  Philp 

1862-9  ,,      O.  Gillespie. 

1902-3  ,,      O.  I.    . 

1853-60  ,,      Patrick 

1910-11  ,,      Philip  M.     . 

1847-54  »      Robert 

1870-7  „      R.  H. . 

1826-33  .1      ^-  Philip      • 

1869-76  „      R.  Pohlman 

1865-72  „      Russell  E.    . 

1830-7  ,,      Theodore 

1824-8  ,,      Thomas 

1882-90  ,,      Victor  C. 

1824-8  „      Walter 

1840-7  ,,      Walter 

1824-9  ,,      William 

J  824-3 1  >>      William 

1855-62  „      William 

1868-75  „      W.  A.. 

1845-52  „      W.  B. 

1884-92  „      W.  H.  W.    . 

1857-64  ..      W.  T. 

1848-55  Woodcock,  A.  F.     . 

1909-10  Wooster,  W.  N.  F. 

1860-7  Worke,  R.  I-. 

1835-42  Wotherspoon,  Robert 

1835-42  „                    William 

1849-56  Wrench,  R.  G.  W.  . 

1859-66  Wright,  A.  M. 

1910-11  ,,        A.  A.  K.    . 

1860-7  ..        ^-  Finnie  ■ 

1897-8  ,,        A.  Francis 


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1864-71 

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1855-62 

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1842-9 

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1843-50 

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J.  Christie. 

1848-55 

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1824-30 

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1846-53 

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1847-54 

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J.  H. 

1857-64 

J.  P. 

1862-9 

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J.  Christie. 

1881-8 

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Leslie 

1876-83 

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M.  Campbell 

1880-7 

R.  Campbell 

1852-9 

jj 

Robert 

1864-71 

S.  W. 

1880-7 

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1856-63 

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Strethill  Harry 

1858-65 

Thomas 

1912-13 

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T.  Aitken 

1879-86 

T.  Y. 

1825-32 

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William 

1858-65 

f> 

W.  Burt 

1863-70 

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W.  R.  C. 

I9II-I2 

Wyatt,  Digby 

1836-43 

Wyld, 

Benjamin 

1872-9 

B.  C.    . 

1835-42 

Edward 

1831-8 

George 

1824-30 

Henry . 

1856-63 

James  . 

1824-7 

J.  C.    . 

1864-71 

R.  Stodart 

1825-32 

William 

1860-7 

Wylie 

,  A.  H.  . 

1867-74 

A.  K.  . 

1849-56 

D.  B.  . 

1836-43 

George 

1858-65 

G.  Crosbie 

1832-9 

H.J.   . 

1856-63 

H.  P.  M. 

1862-9 

Irving  C. 

1849-56 

J.  u.  . 

1834-41 

John  . 

1864-71 

N.  M. 

1865-72 

Richard 

1836-43 

R.  N.  . 

1859-66 

Robert 

1824-9 

Thomas 

1825-32 

WiUiam 

1857-64 

WUUam 

1890-1 

Wyllie,  Alexander 

1846-53 

F.  R.  S. 

1888-9 

J.  F.. 

I84I-8 

J.  S.  . 

1888-9 

J.  W. 

1842-9 

W.  A.  P. 

1895-6 

W.  G. 

1865-72 

Wyndham,  F.  W. 

1839-46 

Wynne,  John 

1896-7 

Wynyard,  M.  L.  T. 

1906-7 

Wyse 

R.  W.  . 

1896-7 

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W.  E.  . 

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153 

287 

287 

213 
128 

133 

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112 

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287 
230 
271 
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364 
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191 

287 
384 
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Yates,  R.  B.          .         .         .     307 

1901-2 

Young,  J.  Campbell 

.        486 

1897-8 

Yeaman,  J.  A. 

■         467 

1873-80 

„       J.  Denholm 

•      349 

1896-7 

W.  G.       . 

.         462 

1898-9 

„        J.  K.            .          . 

•     471 

1908-9 

Yooll,  M.  A.  Graham 

•         519 

1913-14 

„        J.  P.            .          . 

•     541 

1911-12 

„     N.  J.  Graham 

•         532 

1846-53 

„        J.  W. 

•      153 

1840-7 

Yorke,  Joseph  A.    . 

112 

1864-71 

Keith  H.  St.  G.  . 

.      287 

I9IO-II 

Yorston,  J.  G. 

.       528 

1894-5 

„        Norman  C. 

•      454 

1912-13 

Young,  Alastair  W 

•     537 

1896-7 

„       Norman  M 

.     462 

1825-32 

„       Alexander 

•        36 

1888-9 

„       P.  C.            .          . 

.     418 

1859-66 

„       Alexander 

248 

1837-44 

„       P.  H. 

96 

1885-93 

„       A.  L.  F. 

405 

1859-66 

„       Robert 

248 

1909-10 

„       A.  R. 

523 

1 860-7 

„       R.  W. 

257 

1829-36 

,,       Archibald 

58 

1824-30 

„       Thomas 

21 

1876-83 

,,        Arthur 

364 

1829-36 

,,       Thomas 

58 

1864-71 

Sir        Ar 

thur 

H. 

1843-50 

„       T.  A.           .          . 

133 

K.C.M.G 

287 

1884-92 

„       T   E. 

400 

1836-43 

„       C.  W.  S. 

91 

1859-66 

„       T.  G.           .          . 

248 

1831-8 

Charles 

69 

1826-33 

„       WiUiam       . 

42 

1879-86 

„       Charles 

380 

1830-7 

„       William 

64 

1833-40 

„       David 

77 

1833-40 

„       William 

77 

1879-86 

„       Edward 

380 

1909-10 

„       W.  B. 

523 

1829-36 

„       Emanuel 

58 

1862-9 

„       W.  C. 

271 

1902-3 

„       F.  M.  C. 

490 

1889-90 

„       W.  S. 

424 

1835-42 

,,       Gavin  D. 

85 

1854-61 

Younger,  David 

206 

1834-41 

„       George 

81 

1860-7 

„           Sir  George,  Bart, 

258 

1854-61 

„       George 

206 

1842-9 

H.  J.        . 

128 

1860-7 

„       G.  G.  B. 

257 

1867-74 

,,           James 

307 

I9IO-II 

„       G.  M. 

528 

1850-7 

John 

178 

1854-61 

„       G.  W. 

206 

1863-70 

„           John  M'Ewan  . 

279 

I9I3-M 

„        Harold  D. 

541 

1872-9 

Robert     . 

343 

1860-7 

„       H.  S. 

257 

I88I-8 

R.  J.        . 

389 

1826-33 

„       Harry 

42 

I84I-8 

WilUam   . 

122 

1824-31 

„       Henry 

28 

1869-76 

WiUiam   . 

320 

1868-75 

„       H.  M. 

314    ' 

1848-55 

Yule,  G.  W.  V.        . 

164 

1839-46 

,,       James 

106 

1828-35 

„    J.  L.  B. 

54 

1905-6 

„       James 

504 

1851-8 

„    James  R.       .          .          . 

185 

I83I-8 

,.       J.  G. 

69 

1825-32 

„    John     .          .          .          . 

36 

1829-36 

„       John 

58 

1826-33 

,.    T.  B 

42 

1830-7 

„       John 

64 

1856-63 

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