Introduction of the Art of Printing Into Scotland;
Introduction of the Art of Printing Into Scotland;
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&c. At the same time David Chepman conveyed the silver work specified, and other moveables, in free gift to his mother, Agnes Cockburne. '" Chepman was buried in his own aisle in St. Giles's Church ; and as he had been honoured and esteemed during life, his interment would doubtless be attended with every mark of respect and solemnity of feeling. T We are afraid, how- ever, that his remains were afterwards disturbed by certain proceedings which took place in 1579, when the magistrates of the ci...ty "grants and permits that upon the west part of Walter Chepman's lyle fernent the Erie of Murray's tomb salbe broken, and thair ane buriall place be maid for the Erie of Athole. " The exact * " Life and Poems of William Dunbar, " a work in which the learned editor, Dr. David Laing, displays that thorough research and genial sympathy with his author which characterise all his labours in illustration of the lives and productions of our earliest writers. The " Supplement " to the above work contains an interesting notice of Walter Chepman.
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&c. At the same time David Chepman conveyed the silver work specified, and other moveables, in free gift to his mother, Agnes Cockburne. '" Chepman was buried in his own aisle in St. Giles's Church ; and as he had been honoured and esteemed during life, his interment would doubtless be attended with every mark of respect and solemnity of feeling. T We are afraid, how- ever, that his remains were afterwards disturbed by certain proceedings which took place in 1579, when the magistrates of the ci...ty "grants and permits that upon the west part of Walter Chepman's lyle fernent the Erie of Murray's tomb salbe broken, and thair ane buriall place be maid for the Erie of Athole. " The exact * " Life and Poems of William Dunbar, " a work in which the learned editor, Dr. David Laing, displays that thorough research and genial sympathy with his author which characterise all his labours in illustration of the lives and productions of our earliest writers. The " Supplement " to the above work contains an interesting notice of Walter Chepman.
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