OF THE

ABBEY OF DUNDRENNAN,

IN GALLOWAY,

The last resting place in Scotland of Mary Queen of Scots,

BY

ÆNEAS BARKLY HUTCHISON, B.D.,

OF QUEENS' COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE; PERPETUAL CURATE OF S. JAMES, AND CHAPLAIN TO H.M. DOCK-YARD, KEYHAM,
DEVONPORT. SURROGATE FOR THE CHANCELLOR OF THE DIOCESE OF EXETER, AND FOR THE ARCHDEACON

OF TOTNES. VICE PRESIDENT OF THE EXETERÇDIOCESAN ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY.

“ Hanc antiquam Scotorum Religionem sat indicat templorum magnificentia, ac splendidissimus eorum
apparatus, in ipso Scotiæ regno, ut res fere fidem superet, tot et tam illustria ædificia, actam bene instructa,
in tam augusto regno potuisse; cujus tamen rei testes esse possunt multi qui ea oculis suis aspexerunt, et
qui ea non viderunt, ex ruderibus, quanta ædificiorum magnificentia extiterit facile conjiciant."

Geo. THOMSONUS, De Antiquitate Christianæ Religionis apud Scotos.

TO

ROBERT HUTCHISON,

OF LIVERPOOL,

AND

DAVID HUTCHISON GORDON,

PROCURATOR-FISCAL OF THE STEWARTRY OF KIRKCUDBRIGHT,

The following Pages

ARE AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED;

IN REMEMBRANCE OF MANY PLEASANT HOURS PASSED IN THEIR

SOCIETY, IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF THE SPOT

DESCRIBED.