A perspective view of the Palace of Holyrood House from the South East. Etching. c.1740. Elphinstone, John, 1706-1753, Artist; Parr, Nathaniel, -1751, Etcher; Phinn, Thomas, Publisher.

Published in: Twelve Perspective Views of the Principal Buildings in Edinburgh.

Note: Published in this state in Hugo Arnot, History of Edinburgh (1779), p. 304-305.

Abbey and Palace of Holyrood House. Line engraving. 2 February 1789. Grose, Francis, 1731?-1791, Artist; Sparrow, Samuel, Engraver; Hooper, S. (Samuel), Publisher.

Publisher statement: Publish'd … by S. Hooper.

Published in: Grose, Antiquities of Scotland, vol. I (1789).

Burns Monument and Holyrood Palace. Line engraving. 1 December 1838. Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890, Artist; Scott, Robert, 1777-1841, Engraver; Watson, W. F., Publisher.

Publisher statement: Edinburgh: Published by W.F. Watson, 52 Princes Street.

Published in: Edinburgh and Mid-Lothian (1838).

Note: cf. Daniel Wilson Scrapbook [NMS] 54(2).

Holyrood House. Line engraving. 1 January 1820. Blore, Edward, 1787-1879, Artist; Hollis, George, 1793-1842, Engraver; Rodwell and Martin (Firm), Publisher.

Publisher statement: London. Published … by Rodwell & Martin, New Bond Street.

Published in: Provincial Antiquities and Picturesque Scenery of Scotland ... by Sir Walter Scott (1826), vol. II plate 4.

Holyrood House, from Calton Hill New Burial Ground. Line engraving. 1832. Ewbank, John Wilson, 1799?-1847, Artist; Lizars, W. H. (William Home), 1788-1859, Engraver; Hamilton, John, Publisher.

Published in: Edinburgh Delineated (1832).

Note: At top left: '22'; at top right: '2d'; as 1825 edition.

Holyrood Palace. Line engraving. 1830. Brown, William, Artist; Horsburgh, J. (John), 1791-1869, Engraver; Cadell and Co., Publisher.

Published in: William Brown, Select Views of the Royal Palaces of Scotland (1830).

Holyroodhouse. Etching. Undated. Unknown creator.

Note: Pencil annotation: 'private etching'. Name erased at bottom left.

Inside view of the Palace of Holyrood House. Line engraving. Undated. Pyet, D. B. (David Blackmore), 1758-, Engraver.

The unsigned letters, mostly from Edinburgh, were all written during November or December 1831. They describe a trip from Paris to Edinburgh, and life among the French refugees there. Although the last word has been obliterated, an inscription reads: 'Quoique l'auteur ne se nomme pas, tout le monde le reconnait pour M. le Baron de [...]'. On the inside of the front cover is pasted a note reading, 'Pour mes pauvres petites filles de France', and signed Louise.

Palace Gate. Etching. 1829. Skene, James, 1775-1864, Artist, Etcher; Cadell, Robert, 1788-1849, Publisher.

Published in: James Skene, A Series of Sketches of the Existing Localities Alluded to in the Waverley Novels (1829).

Note: Illustrating Scott [http://illustratingscott.lib.ed.ac.uk] SKE0003.