Subject of John Kay

Scope of Project

This project is to identify profiles who were subjects of John Kay and included in one of the two volumes of A series of original portraits and caricature etchings by the late John Kay, with biographical sketches and illustrative anecdotes.

Each caricature in these two volumes is listed below, and attributed as follows:

• Numbered using Roman Numerals as per entry;
• Titled as per entry - note some caricatures are not titled; and
• Linked to an image of the caricature. The images themselves are visible under Photos and Documents. Individuals who were the subject of the caricature will be both invited to this project and identified in the image.
• Bolded links indicate at least one party has been identified in the caricature.

Overview

John Kay (1742 – February 21, 1826) was a Scottish caricaturist and engraver.

He was born near Dalkeith, where his father was a mason. At thirteen he was apprenticed to a barber, whom he served for six years. He then went to Edinburgh, where in 1771 he obtained the freedom of the city by joining the corporation of barber-surgeons. In 1785, induced by the favour which greeted certain attempts of his to etch in aquafortis, he took down his barber's pole and opened a small print shop in Parliament Close. There he continued to flourish, painting miniatures, and publishing at short intervals his sketches and caricatures of local celebrities and oddities, who abounded at that period in Edinburgh society.

Kay's portraits were collected by Hugh Paton and published under the title A series of original portraits and caricature etchings by the late John Kay, with biographical sketches and illustrative anecdotes (Edinburgh, 2 vols. 4to, 1838; 8vo ed., 4 vols., 1842; new 4to ed., with additional plates, 2 vols., 1877), forming a unique record of the social life and popular habits of Edinburgh at its most interesting epoch.

References

• Kay, John. A series of original portraits and caricature etchings. With biographical sketches and illustrative anecdotes Vol. I. Edinburgh : A. and C. Black. 1877.
• Kay, John. A series of original portraits and caricature etchings. With biographical sketches and illustrative anecdotes Vol. II. Edinburgh : A. and C. Black. 1877.
• Wikipedia contributors. "John Kay (caricaturist)." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.

Volume I

• I. - Mr. John Kay. Caricaturist, Engraver, and Miniature Painter.
• II. - The Daft Highland Laird. John Dhu or Dow, alias Macdonald, and Jamie Duff, an Idiot.
• IV. - Three Giants, with a group of Spectators.
• V. - Lord Kames. Hugo Arnot, Esq. of Balcarmo, Advocate. Lord Monboddo.
• VI. - Contemplation
• VII. - Lord Gardenstone
• VIII. - Hugo Arnot, Esq., Advocate, and Gingerbread Jock
• IX. - Dr. Glen and the Daft Highland Laird
• X. - A Sleepy Congregation.
• XI. - Dr. James Graham going along the North Bridge in a high wind
• XII. - Dr. James Graham lecturing in Edinburgh
• XIII. - James Macrae, Esq.
• XIV. - Captain Page and Captan Vicar.
• XV. - The Three Captains of the City Guard. George Pitcairn. George Robertson. Robert Pillans.
• XVI. - Provost David Steuart and Bailie John Lothian.
• XVII. - Alexander Hunter, Esq. of Polmood and Roger Hog, Esq. of Newliston.
• XVIII. - Francis Grose, Esq., FAS of London and Perth.
• XIX. - Captain Mingay, with a Porter carrying George Cranstoun in his Creel.
• XX. - Samuel McDonald and George Cranstoun.
• XXI. - Major Fisher.
• XXII. - Dr. Joseph Black.
• XXIII. - Dr. Joseph Black, lecturing.
• XXIV. - Dr. James Hutton.
• XXV. - Philosphers.
• XXVI. - Dr. John Brown.
• XXVII. - Dr. Brown in his study.
• XXVIII. - Sir James Hunter Blair, Bart.
• XXIX. - Alexander Carlyle, D.D., Inveresk.
• XXX. - The Modern Hercules.
• XXXI. - Adam Ritchie.
• XXXII. - Angelo Tremamondo, Esq.
• XXXIII. - Lord Rockville. Dr. Adam Smith and Commissioner Brown.
• XXXIV. - Adam Smith, LL.D. and FRS of London and Edinburgh.
• XXXV. - The Sapient Septemviri. King's College, Aberdeen.
• XXXVI. - Vincent Lunardi, in his basket, ready to ascend.
• XXXVII. - Marriage.
• XXXVIII. - A Group of Aeronauts.
• XXXIX. - The Right Honourable Colonel Lennox.
• XL. - Colonel Hunter.
• XLI. - The Rev. William Robertson, D.D.; Author of the "History of Scotland", and "Charles V".
• XLII. - Dr. William Robertson, D.D., in his full clerical dress.
• XLIII. - Quartermaster Taylor.
• XLIV. - Cock-fighting Match between the counties of Lanark and Hadington.
• XLV. - James Donaldson.
• XLVI. - Mr. Alexander Thomson and Miss Crawford.
• XLVII. - Retaliation; or the Cudgeller caught.
• XLVIII. - Henry Viscount Melville and The Hon. Robert Dundas of Arniston, Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer.
• XLIX. - Bailie James Dickson and Bailie James Torry.
• L. - William Doyle, Samuel Sore and William Foster.
• LI. - Sir Ralph Abercromby, K.B., giving the word of command.
• LII. - General Sir Ralph Abercromby, K.B., viewing the army, encamped on the plains of Egypt.
• LIII. - Lauchlan McBain.
• LIV.
• LV. - Mrs. Siddons, Mr. Sutherland, Mrs. Wood, of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh.
• LVI. - Captain George Gordon, Captain George Robertson, and John Grieve, Esq., Lord Provost of Edinburgh
• LVII. - Rev. Hugh Blair, D.D. of the High Church, Edinburgh.
• LVIII. - The Honourable Henry Erskine, Dean of the Faculty of Advocates.
• LIX. - James Bruce, Esq. of Kinnaird, and Peter Williamson.
• LX. - Courtship.
• LXI. - Mr. William Martin, Bookseller and Auctioneer in Edinburgh.
• LXII. - Mr. Thomas White.
• LXIII. - Mr. Henderson and Mr. Charteris, of the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh, in the characters of Sir John Flagstaff and Bardolph.
• LXIV. - The Rev. Joseph Robertson Macgregor, First Minister of the Edinburgh Gaelic Chapel
• LXV. - The Rev. James Lawson of Belvidere, "The Job of Present Times".
• LXVI. - An Exchange of Heads. Hugo Arnot, Esq. - Mr. William Macpherson, and Roger Hog, Esq.
• LXVII. - The Rev. John Mclure, Chaplain to the Grand Lodge.
• LXVIII. - Mr Alexander Wood, Surgeon.
• LXIX.
• LXX. - Captain Hird.
• LXXI. - Robert McQueen of Braxfield, Lord Justice-Clerk.
• LXXII. - George Pratt (the Town-Crier).
• LXXIII. - The Rev. Dr. John Erskine, late of the Old Greyfriars' Church, Edinburgh.
• LXXIV.
• LXXV. - Dr. Henry Moyes, Lecturer on Chemistry, etc.
• LXXVI. - Sir William Forbes of Pitsligo, Banker in Edinburgh.
• LXXVII. - Thomas Fraser (A Natural).
• LXXVIII. - The Marquis of Huntly, afterwards Duke of Gordon.
• LXXIX. - Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope and David Stuart Moncrief, Esq. of Moredun, His Majesty's Barons of Exchequer.
• LXXX. - Rev. Greville Ewing.
• LXXXI. - The Earl of Hopetoun, with a distant view of the Hopetoun Fencibles.
• LXXXII. - Charles Hay, Esq., Advovate, taken a short time before his elevation to the bench.
• LXXXIII. - Lord Newton on the bench.
• LXXXIV. - The Earl of Errol and The Right Honourable Lord Haddo.
• LXXXV. - Voltaire, The French Philosopher, and Mr. Watson, an Edinburgh Messenger.
• LXXXVI. - Mr. William Smellie, Printer, F.R.S. & F.A.S., and Mr. Andrew Bell, Engraver.
• LXXXVII. - The Right Honourable David Earl of Leven and Melville.
• LXXXVIII. - The Right Honourable Lord Adam Gordon.
• LXXXIX. - Right Honourable Lord Adam Gordon and His Royal Highness The Count D'Artois afterwards Charles X.
• XC. - John Dhu.
• XCI. - Sir William Nairne, Baronet, Lord Dunsinnan.
• XCII. - Mr. Ralph Rylance.
• XCIII. - Levelling of the High Street of Edinburgh.
• XCIV. - Mr. Moss, in the character of "Caleb".
• XCV. - Mr. Robert Meikle.
• XCVI. - Mr. Thomas Neil, Wright and Precentor, in the character of "The Old Wife".
• XCVII. - Major Campbell, of the Thirty-Fifth Regiment.
• XCVIII. - The Royal Edinburgh Volunteers, Mr. Archibald Gilchrist.
• XCIX. - John Davidson, Esq. and Lord Henderland. George Paton, Esq. Lord Monboddo and Dr. Hutton.
• C. - David Ross, Lord Ankerville
• CI. - Francis Home, M.D., Professor of Materia Medica in the University of Edinburgh, and one of the King's Physicians for Scotland.
• CII. - The Right. Hon. The Earl of Haddington, Sir William Forbes of Pitsligo, Bart., and Sir James Hunter Blair, Bart.
• CIII. - Dr. William Cullen.
• CIV. - Dr. Cullen in his study.
• CV. - William Brodie, Deacon of the Incorporation of Wrights and Masons, Edinburgh.
• CVI. - George Smith and Deacon William Brodie.
• CVII. - General Buttons, an American Officer.
• CVIII. - Mr. John Wright, Lecturer on Law.
• CIX. - John Wright, Esq., Advocate.
• CX. - The Rev. William Beat, Minister of Kilrenny.
• CXI. - James Marshall, Esq., Writer to the Signet.
• CXII. - Rev. John Wesley.
• CXIII. - Sir James Grant of Grant, Bart., with a view of his Regiment, The Strathspey or Grant Fencibles.
• CXIV. - Dr. Alexander Munro, Secundus, Professor of Anatomy.
• CXV. - Rev. John Kemp, D.D., one of the ministers of the Tolbooth Church, Edinburgh.
• CXVI. - The Most Noble The Marquis of Graham, and The Right Hon. The Earl of Buchan.
• CXVII. - Henry Dundas, Viscount Melville, in the uniform of The Royal Edinburgh Volunteers.
• CXVIII. - Andrew Nicol, with a plan of his Middenstead.
• CXIX. - Three Legal Devotees. Andrew Nicol, Mary Walker, and John Skene.
• CXX. - Four Bucks. Dr. Eiston, Signior Stabilini, Captain Mackenzie, and Macnab of Macnab.
• CXXI. - Dr. Andrew Hunter, Professor of Divinity in the University, and Minister of the Tron Church, Edinburgh.
• CXXII. - Lord Craig.
• CXXIII. - Mungo Watson, Beadle of Lady Yester's Church, etc.
• CXXIV. - James Robertson of Kincraigie.
• CXXV. - Thomas Muir, Esq., Younger of Huntershill.
• CXXVI. - Sir Archibald Hope of Pinkie, Bart.
• CXXVII. - Robert Blair, Esq., Solicitor-General, and afterwards Lord President of the Court of Session.
• CXXVIII. - Robert Blair, Esq., Solicitor-General.
• CXXIX. - The Hon. Robert Dundas of Arniston, Lord Advocate of Scotland.
• CXXX. - Captain James Justice of Justice Hall, and a Lady in the Costume of 1790.
• CXXXI. - Andrew Dalzel, A.M., F.R.S., Professor of Greek in the University of Edinburgh.
• CXXXII. - Two Shadows. Lord Kames, and Hugo Arnot, Esq.
• CXXXIII. - Neil Ferguson, Esq., Advocate, and the little Polish Count.
• CXXXIV. - Dr. Alexander Hamilton, Professor of Midwidery.
• CXXXV. - Rev. Rowland Hill, A.M., delivering one of his sermans on the Calton Hill.
• CXXXVI. - James Gregory, M.D., Professor of the Practice of Medicine in the University.
• CXXXVII. - Dr. James Gregory, in the uniform of The Royal Edinburgh Volunteers.
• CXXXVIII. - Alexander Osborne, Esq., and Francis Ronaldson, Esq., two of The Royal Edinburgh Volunteers.
• CXXXIX. - Rev. Robert Walker, one of the ministers of the Hugh Church, Edinburgh.
• CXL. - Sir David Rae of Eskgrove, Bart., Lord Justice-Clerk.
• CXLI. - Mr. David Downie, Goldsmith in Edinburgh - tried for High Treason along with Robert Watt in 1794.
• CXLII. - Mr Thomas Blair, late of the Stamp-Office, Edinburgh.
• CXLIII. - Dispersion on a Sabbath Evening School. Rev. William Moodie, D.D., Professor of Oriental Languages, and minister of St. Andrew's Church, Edinburgh.
• CXLIV. - Thomas Elder, Esq. of Forneth, late Lord Provost of Edinburgh.
• CXLV. - The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Duncan.
• CXLVI. - Admiral Duncan, on the Quarter-Deck
• CXLVII. - Lord Hailes, one of the Judges of the Court of Session.
• CXLVIII. - Rev. Dr. David Johnston, minister of North Leith.
• CXLIX. - Sir James Stirling, Bart., Lord Provost of Edinburgh, in his robes.
• CL. - Henry Dundas, and Sir James Stirling, Bart.
• CLI. - Lord High Chancellor Loughborough, afterwards Earl of Rosslyn.
• CLII. - John Campbell, Esq. of Blythswood. Lieut.-Colonel of the Ninth Regiment of Foot.
• CLIII. - The Hon. Basil Cochrane, and James Edgar, Esq., Commissioners of the Customs.
• CLIV. - Rev. Dr. Thomas Davidson, late of the Tolbooth Church, Edinburgh.
• CLV. - Colonel Patrick Crichton, of The Edinburgh Volunteers, with a view of the awkward squad.
• CLVI. - George Fergusson, Lord Hermand.
• CLVII. - Mr. John Shiells, surgeon.
• CLVIII. - Mr. Robert Johnston, and Miss Sibella Hutton.
• CLIX. - Mr. John Bennet, surgeon.
• CLX. - Three Officers of the Hopetoun Fencibles. Lord Napier, Major Pilmer, and Major Clarkson.
• CLXI. - Mr. John Adams, Master of The Royal Riding Menage.
• CLXII. - Mr. William Scott, Mr. James Sibbald, George Fairholme, Esq, and James Kerr, Esq.
• CLXIII. - Rev. William Paul, one of ministers of the West Church.
• CLXIV. - Byrne, The Irish Giant, Mr. Watson, Mr. McGowan, Mr. Fairholme, and Georgie Cranstoun.
• CLXV. - Allan Macdougall, Esq. of Glenlochan, Alexander Watson, Esq. of Glenturkie, and Colquhoun Grant, Esq.
• CLXVI. - Ensign Macdougal, of The Hopetoun Fencibles.
• CLXVII. - Mr. James Rae, Dr. William Laing, and Dr. James Hay.
• CLXVIII. - George Mealmaker, author of the "Moral and Political Catechism of Man".
• CLXIX. - Two Turks.
• CLXX. - The City Guard-House. Corporal John Dhu.

Volume II

• CLXXI. - Mr John Dowie, Vinter, Libberton's Wynd.
• CLXXII. - Colin Campbell, Esq. of Kilberry, Argyllshire
• CLXXIII. - The Lawnmarket Coach; or A journey along the mound
• CLXXIV. - The Right Hon. Celina Countess Dowager of Huntingdon
• CLXXV. - James Duff, alias Bailie Duff
• CLXXVI. - Major-General Alexander Mackay, Deputy Adjutant-General to the Forces in Scotland
• CLXXVII. - Allan Maconochie, Lord Meadowbank
• CLXXVIII. - General James Grant of Ballindalloch
• CLXXIX. - The Right Hon. The Earl of Moira, Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in Scotland
• CLXXX. - The Commander-in-Chief addressing The Edinburgh Spearmen
• CLXXXI. - Mr. John Wemyss, Mr. Robert Clerk, and George Pratt
• CLXXXII. - Two Booksellers. Mr. William Coke and Mr. John Guthrie
• CLXXXIII. - William Butter, Esq., and Sir John Morrison
• CLXXXIV. - James Alexander Haldane, Esq., Minister of the Tabernacle, Leith Walk
• CLXXXV. - Sergeant-Major Patrick Gould, and an Edinburgh Volunteer
• CLXXXVI. - Mr Benjamin Bell, Surgeon
• CLXXXVII. - The Five Alls
• CLXXXVIII. - Rev. Dr. Thomas Hardie
• CLXXXIX. - Sir James Campbell, Bart., of Ardkinglass
• CXC. - Dr. Andrew Duncan, Sen., Professor of the Theory of Medicine in the University of Edinburgh
• CXCI. - Dr Andrew Duncan in 1797
• CXCII. - Major Andrew Fraser, The Honourable Andrew Erskine, and Sir John Whitefoord, Bart.
• CXCIII. - Sir John Sinclair, Bart. of Ulbster
• CXCIV. - Lord Stonefield
• CXCV. - John Home, Esq., of Ninewells
• CXCVI. - Mr William Grinly, Broker and Auctioneer
• CXCVII. - The Hon. Alexander Leslie, Lieut.-General and Colonel of the Ninth Regiment of Foot
• CXCVIII. - Dr. James Hamilton, Senior
• CXCIX. - Mr. William Mason, Secretary to the Grand Lodge
• CC. - Rev. James Baine, A.M. First Minister of the Relief Congregation, South College Street
• CCI. - Ebenezer Wilson, Brassfounder
• CCII. - Sir Ilay Campbell, Bart., Lord President of the Court of Justice
• CCIII. - Mr. John Campbell, Precentor
• CCIV. - A Medley of Musicians
• CCV. - William Wilson or "Mortar Willie"
• CCVI. - Dr. Thomas Snell Jones, Minister of Lady Glenorchy's Chapel
• CCVII. - William Forbes, Esq. of Callendar
• CCVIII. - Dr. Gregory Grant
• CCIX. - Rev. James Lapslie, Minister of Campsie
• CCX. - O'Brien, The Irish Giant, and William Ranken, Esq.
• CCXI. - Faithful Service Rewarded
• CCXII. - Mr. George Williamson, King's Messenger and Admiral Macer for Scotland
• CCXIII. - Mr. Francis Braidwood, Cabinet-Maker
• CCXIV. - The Right Hon. The Earl of Eglinton, when Major of Lord Frederick Campbell's Regiment of Fencibles
• CCXV. - Rev. James Struthers, Minister of the Relief Chapel, College Street
• CCXVI. - Rev. Mr. Struthers
• CCXVII. - Lord Monboddo, in the Court of Session
• CCXVIII. - Old Georgie Syme, a famous piper in his time
• CCXIX. - Sir John Leslie, Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh
• CCXX. - Old John Tait, the Broom-maker
• CCXXI. - James Hume Rigg, Esq. of Morton, Issac Grant, Esq. of Hilton, Archibald Macarthur Stewart, Esq. of Ascog, The Hon. Captain (afterwards Gneral) John Leslie, and Captain William Wemyss
• CCXXII. - Rev. Dr. Buchanan, one of the Ministers of the Canongate Church
• CCXXIII. - Old Widow Ellis
• CCXXIV. - The City Tron-Men; or Chimney-Sweepers
• CCXXV. - William Cumming, Esq.
• CCXXVI. - Rev. John Wesley, Dr. Hamilton, and the Rev. Mr. Cole
• CCXXVII. - Sir William Honyman, Bart., of Armadale
• CCXXVIII. - Rev. Dr. Alexander Turnbull, of Dalladies
• CCXXIX. - Margaret Suttie, A Hawker of Salt
• CCXXX. - Archibald Hamilton Rowan, Esq., of Killileagh, in Ireland, and The Hon. Simon Butler
• CCXXXI. - Citizen M. C. Browne
• CCXXXII. - Rev. John Walker, D.D., Professor of Natural History in the University of Edinburgh
• CCXXXIII. - M. De Latour, Painter to the King of France, Member of the Royal Academy of Painting at Paris, etc.
• CCXXXIV. - Thomas Paine, Secretary for Foreign Affairs to the American Congress
• CCXXXV. - Captain James Burnet, the Last Captain of the City Guard
• CCXXXVI. - Samuel McDonald, in the Uniform of the Sutherland Fencibles
• CCXXXVII. - Mr. Charles Sinclair, one of the Delegates to the British Convention
• CCXXXVIII. - Rev. David Black, Minister of Lady Yester's Church, Edinburgh
• CCXXXIX. - Thomer Jefferson, Esq., President of the United States of America
• CCXL. - Major-General Aytoun and The Duc D'Angouleme
• CCXLI. - Mr. Clinch and Mrs. Yates, in the characters of the Duke and Duchess of Braganza
• CCXLII. - Alexander Mckellar; or "The Cock of the Green"
• CCXLIII. - Lord Polkemmet
• CCXLIV. - James Gillespie, Esq. of Spylaw, and his brother, Mr. John Gillespie
• CCXLV. - Rev. Dr. John Colquhoun, of the Chapel of Ease (now St John's Church) Leith
• CCXLVI. - Major Charles Johnstone, when as Essign in the Hopetoun Fencibles
• CCXLVII. - Andrew Donaldson, Teacher of Greek and Hebrew
• CCXLVIII. - Petticoat Government
• CCXLIX. - Campbell of Sonachan. Laughing at the print of "Petticoat Government"
• CCL. - Mr. Thomas Sommers, His Majesty's Glazier for Scotland
• CCLI. - Mr. Francis Anderson, WS, Mr. James Hunter, and his son, Mr. George Hunter
• CCLII. - Rev. Robert Culbertson, of the Associate Congregation, Leith
• CCLIII. - The Right Hon. Charles Hope of Granton, when Lord Advocate of Scotland
• CCLIV. - Right Hon. Charles Hope, Lieut.-Colonel, commanding the Edinburgh Volunteers
• CCLV. - The Right Hon. William Pitt
• CCLVI. - Modern Cain's Lament
• CCLVII. - Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lewes, in the characters of "Goldfinch" and "Widow Warren"
• CCLVIII. - Dr. Thomas Hay, City Chamberlain, and Sir James Stirling, Bart.
• CCLIX. - Colonel Monro, a well known blue-gown beggar
• CCLX. - Sir Henry Moncreiff Wellwood, Bart., one of the Ministers of the West-Church, Edinburgh
• CCLXI. - Sergeant William Duff, of the 42rd Regiment, of Royal Highlanders
• CCLXII. - Lord Balmuto
• CCLXIII. - Rev. James Hall, D.D., of the Sucession Church, Broughton Place, Edinburgh
• CCLXIV. - Mr. Hamilton Bell, W.S., carrying a vintner's boy from Edinburgh to Musselburgh, and Mr. John Rae, Surgeon-Dentist, accompanying him in the character of bottle-holder
• CCLXV. - Mr. Edward Innes, and his second, Mr. James Cooper, following after Mr. Bell
• CCLXVI. - The Artist under examination by Sheriff Pringle, with the pursuers, Bell and Rae, sitting behind
• CCLXVII. - The Hon. Sir Nash Grose, one of the Judges of the Court of King's Bench
• CCLXVIII. - Harvey Christian Combe, Esq., Lord Mayor of London
• CCLXIX. - Sir John Marjoribanks, Bart., Lord Provost of Edinburgh, in his robes
• CCLXX. - Rev. Charles Simeon, M.A. of Trinity Church, Cambridge
• CCLXXI. - Archibald Mcarthur, piper to the late Sir Reginald Macdonald Stewart Seton, of Touch and Staff, Bart.
• CCLXXII. - Mirza Aboul Hassan Khan, Envoy Extraordinary from the King of Persia to the Court of Great Britain
• CCLXXIII. - Mr. John Finlayson, formerly a Writer in Cupar-Fife
• CCLXXIV. - Dr. David Dickson, Minister of New North Church, Edinburgh
• CCLXXV. - Hugh Macpherson, sometime Clerk to the Perth Carriers
• CCLXXVI. - Mr. Henry Johnston, in the character of Hamlet
• CCLXXVII. - Rev. John Jamieson, D.D., of the Associate Congregation, Nicolson Street; Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh; of the Society of the Antiquaries of Scotland, etc
• CCLXXVIII. - Robert Craig, Esq. of Riccarton, seated at the door of his own house in Princes Street
• CCLXXIX. - David Smythe, Lord Methven
• CCLXXX. - General Francis Dundas, Sir Henry Jardine, Sir Robert Dundas of Beechwood, Bart., Captain Hay, The Late Earl of Eglinton and the Misses Maxwell, etc
• CCLXXXI. - Rev. John Mcdonald, of the Gaelic Chapel, Castle Wynd, Edinburgh
• CCLXXXII. - Lord Cullen, one of the Senators of the Court of Justice
• CCLXXXIII. - The Edinburgh Fish-Women
• CCLXXXIV. - William Mcdonald, officer to the Highland Society of Scotland
• CCLXXXV. - Sir William Miller of Glenlee, Bart., one of the Senators of the College of Justice
• CCLXXXVI. - Lieut.-General Vyse, in command of the forces of Scotland
• CCLXXXVII. - Rev. Dr. James Peddie, of the Associate Congregation, Bristo Street
• CCLXXXVIII. - Rev. Dr. Peddie, in 1810
• CCLXXXIX. - Andrew Mckinlay, tried for administering unlawful oaths
• CCXC. - James Mackcoull, alias Captain Moffat, at the Bar of the High Court of Justiciary
• CCXCI. - Beety Dick, Town-Crier of Dalkeith
• CCXCII. - Two Chairmen; or, "The Social Pinch"
• CCXCIII. - James McKean, at the Bar of the High Court of Justiciary
• CCXCIV. - Sir William Macleod-Bannatyne, Lord Bannatyne
• CCXCV. - Training a Councillor.
• CCXCVI. - John Steele
• CCXCVII. - Mr. John Austin, author of a "System of Stenographic Music".
• CCXCVIII. - Robert Kay, Esq., Architect.
• CCXCIX. - Captain Billair and his wife, who, though a tall woman, always wore high-heeled shoes.
• CCC. - The Last Sitting of The Old Court of Session.
• CCCI. - Rev. Alexander King, of the Relief Congregation, Dalkeith
• CCCII. - Francis Jeffery, Esq., Advocate, one of the Senators of College of Justice
• CCCIII. - Captain Dalrymple, and Miss Macdonald of Clanronald
• CCCIV. - The Lovers.
• CCCV. - Dr. John Brown, alias "The Devil Killer"
• CCCVI. - Miss Burns, a celebrated beauty of last century.
• CCCVII. - A Political Set-to; or, "Freedom of Election" Illustrated
• CCCVIII. - Mr. Pierie and Mr. Maxwell, the ladies are in costume of 1785
• CCCIX. - Rev. George Husband Baird, D.D., Principal of the University, and one of the Ministers of the High Church of Edinburgh
• CCCX. - Provost Elder and Principal Baird
• CCCXI. - Dr. John Hope, Professor of Botany in the University of Edinburgh
• CCCXII. - Second Division of the Court of Session
• CCCXIII. - Jerome William Knapp, LL.D., Deputy-Clerk of Arraigns
• CCCXIV. - Three Social Friends. Mr. Robert Kay, Mr. Louis Cauvin, and Mr. David Scott
• CCCXV. - Mrs. Smith, in the costume of 1795
• CCCXVI. - The Hon. William Ramsay Maule, of Panmure, afterwards Lord Panmure of Brechin and Navar.
• CCCXVII. - A. Colquhoun, Esq., of Killermont, Lord Advocate of Scotland, and A. Maconochie, Esq. (Lord Meadowbank), then Solicitor-General
• CCCXVIII. - The Hon. Francis William Grant of Grant, Colonel of the Inverness-shire Militia
• CCCXIX. - Rev. David Dickson, D.D., one of the Ministers of St. Cuthbert, of West Kirk, Edinburgh
• CCCXX. - Twelve Advocates who plead with wigs on
• CCCXXI. - Rev. James-Francis Grant, of St. George's Chapel, York Place, Edinburgh
• CCCXXII. - The Craft in Danger
• CCCXXIII. - Robert Sym, Esq., Writer to the Signet
• CCCXXIV. - Rev. Henry Grey, A.M., Minister of St. Mary's Church, Edinburgh
• CCCXXV. - Mr. Robert Macgachen, Accountant of Excise
• CCCXXVI. - Twelve Advocates who plead without wigs
• CCCXXVII. - John Rose, Esq. of Holme, in the uniform of the Grant Fencibles
• CCCXXVIII. - Major Skey, and the Right Hon. Lord Clive (now Earl of Powis), of the Shropshire Militia
• CCCXXIX. - Archibald Campbell, City Officer.
• CCCXXIX.* - Archibald Constable, Esq.

Appendix

• CCCXXX. - His Majesty George the Third.
• CCCXXXI. - His Majesty George the Third.
• CCCXXXII. - Paul Emperor of Russia
• CCCXXXIII. - Mary Queen of Scotland
• CCCXXXIV. - John Knox
• CCCXXXV. - King, Queen and Daupjin of France
• CCCXXXVI. - Emperor Napolean I.
• CCCXXXVII. - Toussainy Louverture
• CCCXXXVIII. - Henry Brougham, afterwards Lord Brougham and Vaux
• CCCXXXIX. - Rev. Dr. Peddie
• CCCXL. - The Man of Consequence
• CCCXLI. - The Woman who minded her own affairs
• CCCXLII. - Modern Nursing
• CCCXLIII. - George Pratt and a Fool
• CCCXLIV. - Quarter-Master Guest
• CCCXLV. - Mr. Nugent
• CCCXLVI. - Mr. Woodrow
• CCCXLVII. - Lawyer and Client
• CCCXLVIII. - Reverse Heads
• CCCXLIX. - Convention of Asses
• CCCL. - The Fiddler of Glenbirnie
• CCCLI. - Dead Game
• CCCLII. - Witch of Endor
• CCCLIII. - Beggar's Feast
• CCCLIV. - Sir William Wallace
• CCCLV. - Charles II.
• CCCLVI. - Kay in Miniature
• CCCLVII. - Hieroglyphic Letter
• CCCLVIII. - Dundas' Answer
• CCCLIX. - William Skirving
• CCCLX. - Thomas Harding
• CCCLXI. - Field-Marshal Blucher