-9466.35 Harvard College Library, From the Library of Rev. A. P. Peabody. 16 Oct. 1893. PRINTED BY R. AND R. CLARK, EDINBURGH. CONTENTS. Page Hotels Restaurants-News Rooms-Post Office-Theatre- SECOND WALK. -The Castle-Castle Hill-Lawnmarket- West Bow and Grassmarket-Old Houses-St. Giles' Cathedral-Parliament House-Royal Exchange-John Knox's House — The Canongate — Holyrood — Arthur's THIRD WALK.-North Bridge-Tron Church-South Bridge- The University-Surgeons' Hall-George IV. Bridge- Greyfriars' Churchyard-Heriot's Hospital-Bruntsfield FOURTH WALK.-New Club-St. John's Chapel-St. Cuth- ENVIRONS OF EDINBURGH.-Hawthornden-Roslin-Dal- Edinburgh to Queensferry, Hopetoun House, and Dunfermline 86 EDINBURGH. The following HOTELS are recommended: Family Hotel of the highest class-SLANEY'S DOUGLAS, 35 St. Andrew Square. Mr. Slaney has also built a new hotel, adjoining his old one, for general tourists. Private Hotels-THE BRITISH (M'ALLAN's, late Barry's), 70 Queen Street; THE WINDSOR, 20 Moray Place; SWAIN'S, 4 Albyn Place; VEITCH'S, 120 George Street; MEIKLE'S, 83 Princes Street, adjoining New Club. For General Tourists-THE ROYAL, 53 Princes Street, opposite the Scott Monument-very central. THE EDINBURGH, 36 Princes Street, opposite the Railway Station, table d'hote at 6, Sundays, 5 P.M. BALMORAL, 91 Princes Street, next the New Club. THE CALEDONIAN, 1 Castle Street (Princes Street). ALMA, 112 Princes Street; and THE CLARENDON, 104 Princes Street. THE QUEEN'S, 131 Princes Street. WATERLOO, 24 Regent Bridge, close to the Calton Hill. KENNEDY'S, 8 Princes Street. HOTEL FRANCAIS (DEJAY'S), 99 Princes Street. Commercial-THE CROWN, 11 Princes Street; GRIEVE'S NORTH BRITISH, 22 Princes Street; LONDON, 2 St. Andrew Square; THE BRIDGE HOTEL, 3 Princes Street; REGENT, 14 Waterloo Place; THE SHIP, 7 East Register Street. Temperance-WAVERLEY, 43 Princes Street; THE COCKBURN, Cockburn Street, near the Railway Station. |