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Sir William Steuart about the year 1636. Sir William was an intimate friend from childhood of King James VI., and was by him greatly beloved. He married Agnes Moncrieff, daughter of Sir John of that Ilk, and, as already mentioned, their arms are on the ceiling, and their initials are also carved over a small window in the east gable.
GREENLAW CHURCH, Berwickshire.
This church, with its venerable tower, overlooks, in a very prominent
manner, the small county town of Greenlaw. The present building
occupies the site of an early church, and probably dates from the
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Fig. 1551.—Greenlaw Church.
beginning of last century. It is a very simple structure, and harmonises well with the ancient tower. The latter (Fig. 1551), which is a part of an
