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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 67, No. 411, January 1850

Note 15 — THE DARK WAGGON.

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The name has for centuries been vulgarised into Craigmillar. Adam de Cardonnel, in his "Picturesque Antiquities," adheres to the spelling in the text; although it is generally now admitted that the appellation is Gaelic—Craig-moil-ard, or the high bare rock running out into a plain. The original structure is of unknown antiquity.

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