References
- Edinburgh, 1934; 3rd ed., 1973.
- D.N.B. is based largely on the livelier Kay's Edinburgh portraits.
- Plomer and others . 1932 . Dictionary of printers and booksellers, 1724–1775 344
- National Library of Scotland, Advoc. MS. 29.5.5. (Pennant to Paton) 2v.
- 29.3.8. (Miscellaneous letters to Paton). iv.
- 29.5.6. (Gough to Paton) 2v.
- 29.5.8. (Letters to Paton) 4v.
- 29.5.7. (Paton to Gough) 4v.
- References in the text are by date only and thus readily located in the above groups.
- Falconer , A. F. , ed. 1961 . The correspondence of Thomas Percy and George Paton New Haven
- Doig , R. P. 1956/57 . George Paton: a study of his life and correspondence , Scotland : Univ. of St. Andrews . is a comprehensive survey of Paton's literary, historical and bibliographical interests, but would not claim to explore the cartographic field.
- Gough , Richard . 1780 . British topography , II : 572
- Boswell , James . 1934 . “ The Life of Samuel Johnson ” . In rev. L. F. Powell Edited by: Hill , G. B. Vol. III , 274
- 1774 . Tour in Scotland MDCCLXIX, , 3rd ed. The returns by Rev. Lachlan Shaw (Moray) and Rev. Alexander Pope (Caithness, Strathnaver and Sutherland) were printed as appendices in
- Pennant sponsored the publication of John Lightfoot's Flora Scotica (1778).
- Moses Griffith (1747–1819) of Caernarvonshire, draughtsman and watercolour painter, employed by Pennant.
- The landscape painter here mentioned soon left Pennant's employ.
- Skelton , R. A. 1967 . ‘The Military Survey of Scotland 1747–1755’ . Scottish Geographical Magazine , 83 : 10
- Probably Dorrett's six sheet map of 1750 (Scale 4 miles to 1 inch).
- Nichols . 1814 . Literary Anecdotes , 8 : 720
- Bryce , Alexander . 1744 . A map of the north coast of Britain from Row Stoir of Assynt to Wick in Caithness
- This could be the map accompanying the Smeaton or Mackell & Watt surveys.
- John Bailey, engraved maps for Pennant, Gough and Hutchinson.
- Neither Gough nor Pennant appears to have communicated with William Shaw, author of a grammar (1778) and dictionary (1780) of Gaelic.
- For unreliability of East Coast surveys, see Early Maps of Scotland (1973) 102.
- Smith , A. H. 1960 . ‘John Nichols and Hutchins's History and Antiquities of Dorset’ . The Library , 15 : 81 – 95 .
- British Topography , 2 589
- Bodleian Library . MS. Gough, Gen. Top. , 363 – 6 .
- Mr. Frank Emery, St. Peter's College, Oxford has supplied me with a wealth of reference to maps listed in probate inventories for the period 1690–1740. Such records indicate the degree to which maps were collected or used at a level well below that of map or print libraries.
- I am indebted to Mr. T. A. Cherry, Assistant Keeper, National Library of Scotland for help in collating various letters on this point.
- Skelton, supra, postscript, deals with a memorial on arrears of pay due to Watson.
- Macdonald , George . 1916–17 . ‘General William Roy &c.’ . Archaeologia , 68 : 200 – 1 .
- E.g. Gough's request, on 3 October 1775 for a list of topographical articles in the Scots Magazine.
- Harley , J. B. 1966 . ‘The bankruptcy of Thomas Jefferys’ . Imago Mundi , 20 : 27 – 48 .
- Doig , R. P. 1951–58 . ‘A bibliographical study of Gough's British Topography’ . Edinburgh Bibliographical Society Transactions , 4 : 103 – 36 .
- D.N.B.
- Chambers , Robert . 1870 . A Biographical Dictionary of Eminent Scotsmen Edited by: Thomson , Thomas . 3v.