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HISTORY OF SCOTLAND,
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NEW EDITION.
IN TEN VOLUMES.
VOL. X.
EDINBURGH:
WILLIAM P. NIMMO.
1866.
MUEKAY AND OIBB, PUINTERS. EDI.VBUKOII
V.IC
INDE X.
ABBOT of Unreason, vi. 64
ABELARD, ii. 291
ABERBROTHOC, i. 318, 321 ; ii. 205, 207, 230
Henry, Abbot of, i. 99,
Abbots of, ii. 206
Abbey of, ii. 205. See ARBROATH
ABERCORN. Edward I. of England proceeds to, i. 147
Castle of, taken by James II. iv. 102, 104. Mentioned, 105
ABERCROMBY, author of the Martial Achievements, noticed,
i. 125 n.; iv. 278
David, Dean of Aberdeen, iv. 264
ABERDEEN. Edward I. of England passes through, i. 105. Noticed,
174. Part of Wallace's body sent to, 186. Mentioned, 208; ii. Ill,
206, 233 n. 234, 237, 238, 248, 295, 364 ; iii. 64, 148 ; iv. 159,
267 ; v. 9, 25, 30, 174, 219, 241 ; vi. 175, 263, 265, 266 ; vii. 278,
339 ; viii. 12 n.; ix. 14, 25, 26, 39, 75, 146, 152, 153, 154, 167,
233-234
Bishop of, noticed, iii. 76 ; iv. 137, 178, 206, 261, 290 ; v. 115,
145, 149, 153, 155, 156, 167, 204, 205 n. 242 n. ; vi. 207
Thomas, bishop of, iv. 130
Provost of, vii. 164 n.
Burgesses of, hanged by order of Wallace, i. 127
Breviary of, v. 36 n.
Castle of, taken by Bruce, i. 233-234. Mentioned, ii. 171 ;
iv. 226
Cross of, ix. 234
Old Kirk of, ix. 234
King's College of. Erection of, v. 9. Visited by James V. 241
Fort of, i. 84 n.
County of, revolts against Edward I. of England, i. 117. Men-
tioned, 232 ; ii. 46, 167, 171 ; iii. 139
ABERDOUR, i. 147 n. ; viii. 115
ABERGAVENNY Lord, viii. 311
ABERGELDIE Gordon of. See GORDON
ABERNETHY Alexander de, i. 231
Sir Laurence, i. 275 ; ii. 53
Sir William of Salton, iii. 115
Sir William de, slain at the battle of Harlaw, iii. 149-151
Lord, iv. 192
ABERTARFF, vi. 62
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ABINGDON Sir Thomas, iii. 50
the name of an accomplice of Babington's, viii. 264
ABOYNE the fort of, i. 84 n.
ACHENDOWN Castle of, vi. 266
ACHINROSS-John, ix. 176-179, 189
ACRE John of, husband of Mary de Couci, i. 14-15
ADA, sister of King William the Lion, her descendant claims the
crown, i. 77
daughter of David earl of Huntingdon, her son claims the
crown, i. 78. Noticed, 83
Sister of Malcolm IV. ii. 219
Daughter of William the Lion. See ILDA
ADAM, a canon, ii. 291
ADAMSON, archbishop of St. Andrews, viii. 176, 185, 207, 339
ADE, son of Aldan, ii. 216
ADVENTURES of Sir Gawyn, romance of, ii. 306
AEBUDAE The, i. 40
AELFWIG Rufus, noticed, ii. 246 n.
AFFLECK, a servant of Morton, viii. 77
AGINCOURT Battle of, iii. 325
AGMONDESH AM Walter. The seal of Scotland placed in the
hands of, i. 75-76, 107
AGNADILLO Battle of, v. 34
AGNES Black, of Dunbar, her defence of the castle, ii. 51-52
AGRICULTURE in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, ii.
178-186. In the reign of Robert II. iii. 57. Poverty of, in the
reign of Robert III. 126-127. Enactments regarding, 223-224;
iv. 313, 314 ; v. 22-23
AGUILAR Don Juan De, ix. 338
AIKMAN Mr. John, slain, ix. 114 n.
AILSA CRAIG, ix. 233
AINSLOW John, v. 46 n,
AIRD, a minister of the Kirk, ix. 239
AITKEN, accused of witchcraft, and deceit of, ix. 248-249
ALAN, Lord of Galloway, expels Olaf, King of Man, from his domi-
nions, i. 20-21, his fleet, 21 n.
Bishop of Caithness, appointed Chancellor of Scotland, i. 75.
Noticed, 76
ALANSON Ewen, v. Ill
ALBANY Robert Stewart, Earl of Fife, Duke of, noticed, iii. 5 ;
ravages England, 40. His opinion of the laws, 40-41. Noticed, 42.
Leads the army into England, 43-44,- 53. Appointed regent, and
character of, 54-55. Noticed, 55. Power and intriguing character
of, 61, 68, 71, 72. Noticed, 73. The regency taken from him, 74-77.
Noticed, 79, 82, 85, 87-88. His murder of the Duke of Rothesay,
101-108. Noticed, 110. Joins in the conspiracy against Henry IV.
of England, 119, 122-123. Instance of the bad government of,
123-124, 125-126. Encourages the supposition that Richard II. of
England is still alive, 127-128. Threatened invasion of England,
130. His ambition and intrigues with England, 130-134. Ap-
pointed regent, after the death of Robert III. 137. His policy in
INDEX. 3
government, ib. His hatred of heretics, 142, 143. Pleases the
people by objecting to a proposed tax, 144. Quells the rebellion
of Donald of the Isles, 152-153. His ambition regarding his son,
154. Unruly state of the country, 158. His endeavours to pre-
vent James I. from leaving his captivity, 158-162. Invades
England, 162-163. Assists France, 164. His death, and results
of it, 164-165. Casual notices of, 173, 175, 177, 188, 189, 192,
193, 200, 204, 224, 246, 247, 256, 272-273. In connexion with
Richard II. 280, 281, 283 n. 284, 285, 287, 289-290, 316-318, 319,
324-326. Note on the character of, 338-339. Noticed, iv. 37
ALBANY Murdoch Stewart, Duke of, taken prisoner at the battle
of Homildon Hill, iii. 110-114, noticed, 119, 126, 132,154, 157. Re-
lieved from captivity, 158-159, noticed, 160. Succeeds his
father in the regency, 165. His inability to govern, 165-166, 167.
Resigns his office to James I. 170, noticed, 173, 175, 188. Ar-
rested, 189-190. Condemned and executed, 191-193. Casual
notices of, 194, 195, 200, 201, 224, 246, 250, 272, 285, 316 n. 324
Alexander Stuart, Duke of, noticed, iv. 155, 178, 179, 211.
Character of, 213. Lawless conduct and imprisonment of, 215-
217. Escape and rebellion of, 218-221, noticed, 223. League
with Edward IV. of England, 225-226; and design on the crown
of Scotland, 228-235. Negotiates with the nobles, and takes
charge of his brother the king, 236-239. Appointed lieutenant-
general, 239-240. Negotiations with Edward, 240-242. Sues for
pardon, 243-244. Again rebels, 245-246, 247-248. Death of,
249. Noticed, 250, 257, 258, 279; v. 43, 75, 85, 102-103
Duke of, called to Scotland, to be regent, v. 73, 75, 77, 79, 80,
81, 82, 83. Arrives in Scotland, 83. Situation and character of,
84-85. Takes the custody of the young king out of the hands of
his mother, 86-90. His firmness and forbearance towards the
queen and her party, 90-96. Treaty with France and England,
96-97. Parliament approves of the government of, 98-99. In-
trigues against the government of, 99-102. Deserted by France,
103-105. Obtains leave to visit France, 105-106. Dissension in
the country during the absence of, 106-119. Reconciled to the
queen-mother, and returns to Scotland, 120-122. His endeavours
to restore order, and intrigues of England against, 122-128.
Obliged to prepare fora war with England, 128-131. Reason for
the dismissal of his army, 132-134. Continued difficulties of, and
again sails for France, 134-136. Disturbances during the absence
of, 136-137. Returns to Scotland, and declares war with Eng-
land, 137-139. Cause of his retreat from England, 139-144.
Final departure for France, 144-146. Faction in Scotland against
the return of, 147-155. Casual notices of, 157 n. 158, 161, 166,
177,205,218,219,220
Arthur, Duke of, death of, v. 240
Isabella, wife of Murdoch, Duke of, iii. 190
Family of, extirpated by James I. iii. 186-195, 200, 201, 214,
250, 256, 260, 270, 272; iv. 60
ALBEMARLE Earl of, i. 16
ALBERT the Archduke, ix. 346
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ALDAN, ii. 216.
ALENCON the Duke d', vii. 349 ; viii. 14
ALESS Alexander, Y. 207
ALEXANDER I. Casual notices of, ii. 177, 179, 198, 199, 201,
204, 206, 209, 218, 237, 238, 247-248, 255, 264, 282, 344, 360
II. Who married to, i. 1 n. A story of private revenge at
the conclusion of the reign of, mentioned, 2-3. His reply to the
complaints of Henry III. of England, 4. Puts himself at the head
of an army, ib. Beloved in England, 5. The consequences of that,
ib. Consents to maintain fidelity to Henry, ib. Agrees that his
son is to marry the daughter of the King of England, ib. Noticed,
17 n. Intends the reduction of the Norwegians, 21. His descen-
dants claim the crown, 77. Casual notices of, 80, 81, 323 ; ii. 178,
179, 195, 214, 221-222, 241, 243, 258, 280, 286-288, 289, 336, 346,
354, 361, 362
III. crowned at Scone, i. 1. His parentage, 1 n. His long
minority, 2. State of England and Scotland at his accession, 5-6.
Dispute about his coronation, 6. Knighted, 7. His coronation,
ib. Married to Margaret, daughter of Henry III. of England, 7-8.
Refuses to render fealty to Henry for his kingdom of Scotland, 8.
Receives Henry in Roxburgh Castle, 12. Repairs to Edinburgh
with his queen, 13. Visits England with his queen, 14. Carried
off by the Comyns from Kinross to Stirling, 15. Defeats a plot
against him, 16. Insists upon favourable terms with Henry III.
of England, ib. Consents to visit London, 18. Returns home,
19-20. Noticed, 27. Overtures of peace with Haco king of Nor-
way, 28-29. An ambassador to, from Haco, 29. Do not agree,
29-30. Prepares to drive Haco from the coast, 32. Noticed, 39.
Receives accounts of the death of Haco, and of the birth of his
son, ib. Levies an army to invade the Isles, ib. Treaty with, 40-
41. Noticed, 41 n. Refuses the demand of the papal legate
41. Sends a crusade to Palestine, 41-42. Displeased at the
marriage of Margory countess of Carrick, 43. Attends the
coronation of Edward I. of England with his queen, 44. State
of his kingdom, ib. Appears at Westminster, and offers fealty
to Edward I. 45-47. Refuses unconditional homage, ib. Noticed,
46 n. Marries his daughter Margaret to Eric king of Nor-
way, 47. His son Alexander married to Margaret, daughter
of the Earl of Flanders, 48. Death of his children, 49. Noticed,
48 n. Settles the succession, 49. Marries Joleta, daughter of
the Count de Dreuz, ib. His death, 50. His political character,
50-53. His domestic character, 53. His granddaughter succeeds
him, 54. Casual notices of, 54, 56, 66 n. 67, 70, 81, 85, 160, 279,
335, 351; ii. 44, 169, 176, 178, 188, 192, 193, 196, 199, 200, 222-
224, 236, 243-244, 251, 253, 259, 265, 273, 274, 277, 280, 288-289,
290, 294, 304, 309, 314, 319, 325, 327, 336-337, 342, 343, 346-347,
358,362-363,364,369,371; iii.213,236; iv. 120,161,186; y.lln.
III. Pope, ii. 284
Prince son of Alexander III. ii. 223
Son of James I. born, iii. 236
ALEXANDRIA, ii. 253
INDEX. 5
ALLAN, a bondsman, ii. 212
-of the Clan Cameron, iv. 316
ALLEN John, his Independence of Scotland, noticed, v. 275 n.
ALLOA, viii. 185
Castle of, iv. 38
ALMOND Bridge of, vii. 89
ALNETE Forest of, ii. 167
ALNWICK, mentioned, ii. 345; iii. 33, 45. Burnt, iv. 55; v. 58,
321 n. 329; vi. 335
William, iii. 168
Castle of, i. 128, 349; iii. 313; vii. 242
Fortress of, iv. 168-169
ALONZO, King of Leon, ii. 4
ALVA Duke of, vii. 15, 192, 241,282, 309, 349
ALYTH Forest of, ii. 167
AMADIS, ii. 48 ; v. 69
AMERICA North, v. 5
AMIENS Bishop of, vi. 141, 162-163, 167, 198
Treaty at, i. 168, 171
AMISFIELD Laird of, iv. 290
AMYOT Mr. iii. 292 n. 308
ANANDERDALE,i. 235 n.
ANCRAM Skirmish at, v. 315-317. Mentioned, vi. 40
Ker of. See KER
ANDERSON Martyrdom of, v. 297-298
ANDREW John, iii. 314
ANDREWS, an astrologer, iv. 216
ANGUS, mentioned, i. 233, 234 ; ii. 171, 238 ; iv. 45, 98, 267, 293 ;
v. 229, 230, 235, 351; vi. 80, 81, 86, 175; vii. 93; ix. 39-40
Lord of Kentire and Isla, his dilemma, i. 26. Submits to
Haco king of Norway, 26
Gilbert de Umfraville, Earl of, refuses to surrender the castles
to Edward I. of England, i. 74-75. Takes the oath of homage to
Ed ward, 7 6. Renews his oath of homage to Edward, 94. Noticed,
127 n.
Umfraville, Earl of, betrays Wallace's army to Edward I. of
England, i. 141. With the court of Edward, 149. Noticed, 148 n.
152, 234
of Isla, receives Bruce, i. 211-212. Noticed, 262
Earl of, in 1330, ii. 6
Earl of, in 1346, ii. 69
- Thomas, Earl of, noticed, ii. 86, 95, 102, 106-107. Imprisoned,
and dies, 109
grandson of John of the Isles, ii. 154
of the Isles, ii. 274.
Earl of, taken prisoner at the battle of Homildon Hill, iii. 110-
114. Noticed,169, 173
Dhu, or Black Angus, iii. 147-148
William Douglas, Earl of, noticed, iii. 188, 190, 191, 219, 251,
268
of Moray and Makmathan, iii. 216
6 INDEX.
ANGUS Earl of, iii. 275
Douglas, second earl of, noticed, iv. 8, 71, 75, 90, 103, 105.
Defeats the Earl of Douglas and rewarded with his lands, 121-122.
At the siege of Roxburgh, 149-151, 153. Assists Henry VI. to
regain his crown, 166, 168-169. Death of, 169
third earl of, noticed, iv. 170, 171
Earl of, noticed, iv. 217-218, 225, 226. Treason of, 230-235,
240-241, 242, 243, 244, 255, 265, 287, 290, 293. Punished for his
treason, 308. His remonstrance with James IV. at the battle of
Flodden, v. 61. Noticed, 76
George Douglas, Earl of, iv. 122, 334-335
Douglas, Earl of, noticed, v. 73, 75-76. Marries the queen-
dowager, 78-79. Heads a faction, 79-80, 81, 81-83. His opposition
to the Regent Albany, 86-97. Deserts his wife, 97. Again rebels
against Albany, 99. Noticed, 105, 106, 108, 109. Further intrigues
of, 112-114. Disputes the government with the Earl of Arran,
115-119, 120-122. Noticed, 124. Takes refuge in flight, 124-125,
126, 127. Goes over to France, 129-130. Intrigues with Henry
VIII. against Scotland, 147-155. Attacks the queen-mother, in
Edinburgh, 156-157. His continued attempts to gain power in
the administration, 158-165. Takes the custody of the king, 166-
180. Escape of James from, 182-186. Expelled the country,
186-191. Casual notices of, 192, 197, 200, 204,210, 214, 218,220,
233, 236, 245. Enters into a bond with Henry VIII. and returns
to Scotland, 253-303. Deserts the cause of Henry, 303, 306.
Charged with treason, 310. Double dealing of, 311-313. His
revenge on the English, 314-318. Again assists Henry VIII., 319-
324, 326-327, 329-331, 334, 340, 342-343 n. Joins the Scottish
government, vi. 3-5. Noticed, 16. At the battle of Pinkie, 26-27,
29-33. Noticed, 37. Defeats the English, 39. Noticed, 43,
320 n. ; vii. 27
William, Earl of. Casual notices of, viii. 16, 19-20, 31, 33, 38,
44, 45, 71, 75, 77-78, 78, 87, 141, 147-149, 149, 154, 159. Retires
beyond Spey, 159, 162, 167, 173, 175. Declared guilty of high
treason, 177, 188, 194, 200, 205, 206, 213, 218, 230,233. His
return to Scotland, and restoration to power, 238, 242, 333 ; ix. 8,
9, 13, 17, 25, 31, 36. His connexion with the Spanish Blanks,
67-76,80,87,106. Noticed, 108, 109, 111, 113, 114. Proposed trial
of, 115-119. Act of oblivion granted by James to, 119-127. Re-
newed treason of, 128, 129, 131. Rigorous measures pursued
against, 131, 132-133, 136, 137, 141, 142-144, 153, 169. Proposed
restoration of, 200-205. Becomes Protestant, 232-235, 243.
Noticed, 272. Letter on the rebellion of, 467-469
Lady Mary Stuart, Countess of. See MARY
House of, iv. 46 ; vii. 348
Men of, iv. 274; vi. 27
Earldom of, vi. 328
Barons of, vi. 98
ANJOU, iv. 168, 198
Count of. Treaty of marriage between his daughter and the
eldest son of John Baliol, i. 95
INDEX. 7
ANJOU Louis, Duke of, iii. 137
Duke of, viii. 62
ANNABELLA DRUMMOND, queen of Robert III. Casual notices
of, iii. 59, 72, 74, 79, 123, 136
Stewart, sister of James II. iv. 120
ANN ACHE, iv. 114
ANNAN, ii. 20, 21 ; v. 131 ; vi. 35-36
Town of, burnt by the English, i. 131
ANNAND David de, i. 234 n.
Sir David de, ii. 42
Castle of, vii. 281
ANNANDALE, i. 115. Invaded by Wallace, 128. Invaded by
Lord Robert Clifford, 130-131. Mentioned, 147. Invaded by
Edward I. of England, 157. Mentioned, 192, 193, 194, 197, 218 ;
ii. 22, 32, 36, 74, 80-82, 113, 119, 136, 171, 172, 238 ; iii. 6, 140;
iv. 23, 77, 103, 218, 229 ; vi. 36 ; vii. 194, 280.
and Cleveland Robert de Bruce, Lord of, i. 42. Schemes
with the barons against Margaret of Norway, 55-57. Sent to
treat with the King of England, 57. Noticed, 59. Conceals his
views, 60. Begins his ambitious schemes, and collects his fol-
lowers, 67. Appeals to Edward I. of England, 69. Acknow-
ledges Edward as lord-paramount, 72. Takes the oath of homage
to Edward, 76. The descent through which he claims the crown, 78.
His claim considered, ib. His arguments in favour of his claim,
80-81. His claim set aside by Edward, 82. Claims a part of the
kingdom, 83. Noticed, 85. His estates forfeited, 94. His con-
nexion with the crown of Scotland, 189. His refusal of homage
to Baliol noticed, 190
the men of, i. 192 ; iv. 274
ANNE of Brittany, her appeal to James IV. v. 48-49
Boleyn, noticed, v. 200, 209
of Denmark, her betrothment and marriage with James VI.
ix. 27-34. Casual notices of, 40, 45, 48, 60, 68. Forms a party
against Maitland, 78, 79, 84-85, 85-86. Casual notices of, 87,
89, 108, 123. Birth of her first child, 130, 138, 140. Faction
of, 159-161, 166, 168-169, 171-174, 181, 182. Her gift to the king,
184-185. Mission from Elizabeth to, 186, 187-188. Casual notices
of, 205,21 1-212, 219, 244 n. 245-246, 249, 281, 282, 322. Differences
between, and James, 326-327. Casual notices of, 344-345, 350, 360
ANNIBAL, one of Mary's suite, viii. 353
ANSLEY, a tavern keeper, vii. 85
ANSTRUTHER, vi. 108
APPLEBY burnt, i. 282
AQUITAINE People of, i. 325
Duchy of, i. 92
ARABELLA STEWART. See STEWART
ARBROATH Skirmish regarding the religious house of, at, iv. 49,
51. Mentioned, vi. 252
Lord, noticed, vii. 178,253 ; viii. 19-20, 44,46, 52, 93, 175, 213,
241,242; ix. 6
Earl of, ix. 84
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ARBROATH-?Abbot of, iii. 245 ; vi. 43 ; vii. 296
Abbey of, viii. 52.
See ABERBROTHOC
ARCHERY Enactments regarding, iii. 185 ; iv. 139-140
ARCHIPELAGO Western, overspread by the Norwegians, i. 20
ARCHITECTURE Early, ii. 316-333
ARCY Norman d', i. 84 n.
ARDINCAPLE Macaulay of. See MACAULAT
ARDINGUILLJohn, iii. 314
ARDKINGLASS Campbell of. See CAMPBELL
ARDMANACHE, iv. 114
ARDNAMURCHAN, mentioned, iv. 317; v. 230
M'lan of. See M'!AN
ARDROSSAN Sir Fergus of. See FERGUS
ARE the fort of, i. 85 n. See AYR
ARGENTINE Sir Giles de, at the battle of Bannockburn, i. 269.
His valour at, and death, 274
ARGYLE, mentioned, ii. 141, 188, 204, 321 n. ; iii. 153 ; vii. 3 ;
ix. 179
Alexander of, i. 240 n.
John, Prince of, noticed, i. 248, 259, 290, 291 n. See LORN
John of
John of, in 1342, ii. 66
Ewen of, ii. 240
Angus of, ii. 241
the Master of, iv. 293
Archibald earl of, noticed, v. 17, 18, 52. Slain at the battle
of Flodden, 63-67
Archibald earl of, noticed, vi. 79, 82, 84
Earl of, his interference with the Lorns, iv. 158. Noticed,
170, 178, 207, 238, 246-247, 249, 254 n. Treason of, 265-266,
287, 288. Casual notices of, 290, 293, 298, 299 ; v. 18, 105.
Subdues the Isles, 111-112. Casual notices of, 113, 135, 140, 145-
146, 167, 182, 189, 191. Connexion of, with the Isles, 194-195.
Casual notices of, 198, 200 n. 201, 203, 259, 265. Endeavours to
oppose the government of Arran, 267-268, 283, 285. Opposed to
the English party, 297, 302, 306 n. Casual notices of, 307, 309,
319, 325 n. 329, 331, 333, 337 ; vi. 4, 5 n. 27, 28. Joins the
English, 38. Noticed, 61-62, 66-67. Protestantism of, 81, 84,
85, 86, 101. 104, 105. Joins the Protestant army, 106, 107, 109,
114, 115, 122 n. 129, 130 n. 131, 137, 142, 144, 159, 163-164, 185,
190, 207, 251, 280, 290, 325. Displeased at the proposed marriage
of Mary with Darnley, 327-328, 332. Noticed, 336, 341, 343, 347.
Joins the party against Mary, 347. Plots against Mary and
Darnley, and open rebellion of, 349-352. Sanctions the murder of
Riccio, vii. 23-24, 25. Noticed, 36-37, 41, 45. Joins the plot
against Darnley, 51-54, 67. Joins the party of Bothwell, 71, 73,
77, 82, 85, 86. Secretly opposes Bothwell, 87, 93, 101. His con-
nexion with the murder of Darnley, 104, 111. Returns to the
support of Mary, 118, 132. Noticed, 136. Treachery of, to Mary,
141, 160, 161. Noticed, 164 n. Farther notices of his connexion
INDEX. 9
with the murder of Darnley, 167, 170. Noticed, 172. Joins
Mary's army, 175, 192, 193-194. Endeavours to support Mary's
cause in Scotland against Moray, 224-228, 256. Against the
Protestant party, 261, 264, 266, 279, 297, 300, 335, 336
ARGYLE Earl of, viii. 19. Coalition against Morton, 23, 24, 25.
Succeeds in removing Morton, 27-28. Noticed, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34,
35. Takes arms against Morton, 37-38. Noticed, 44, 52, 54, 56,
77, 93-94, 105, 149; ix. 10, 79, 83-84, 86, 87, 108, 128, 131,
137. His skirmish with the Catholic earls, 145-152. Noticed,
154. Conspiracy against, 161-164. Noticed, 171. Intrigues with
Elizabeth, 176-180, 189, 191. Noticed, 277, 350
John of, Lord of Lorn. See LORN
Countess of, noticed, vii. 28, 54 ; viii. 53
Earls of, vi. 61
Barons of, i. 209
House of, ix. 62
Men of, i. 262, 328
Bishopric of, iv. 107
County of, iv. 104, 293 ; T. 19, 230, 297, 309 ; vi. 175 ; vii. 290
Earldom of, ix. 162
ARKINHOLME Battle of, iv. 103-104. Mentioned, 106
ARMADA the Spanish, ix. 15-20, 23, 35, 186.
ARMAGH, i. 287
ARMS and Armour of the early ages, ii. 349-367. MS. Cartulary
of Aberbrothock, referred to on, 404. Enactments regarding, iii.
234; iv. 123-124, 139; v. 210, 237-238.
ARMSTRONG Gilbert, ii. 116, 139
Johnnie, hanged, v. 193
Hector, vii. 246
William, of Kinmont. Capture and release of, from Carlisle,
ix. 194-199. Noticed, 223. Capture and rescue of, illustrated,
385-387, 389-390
Jock, Francie, Geordie, and Sandy, ix. 195, 196
Hobbie, of Mangerton, ix. 196
Sandy, ix. 196
Family of, noticed, iv. 322 ; v. 25, 168, 174, 289 ; vii. 45, 47, 242
ARR AGON Infanta of, iii. 164
ARRAN, ii. 157; iv. 106, 182, 293; v. 19, 230, 308
Lands of, viii. 185
Island of, mentioned, i. 28. Claimed by Alexander, iii. 29.
Mentioned, 36, 37. Given to Thomas Bisset, 148, 218-219
Thomas Boyd, Earl of married to a sister of James III.
iv. 182. Noticed, 184-185. Power of, 187-188. Flight and out-
lawry of, 190-192. Joins the Duke of Burgundy, 193-194, 201
Earl of, son of the Duke of Chastelherault. Advised by
Elizabeth of England to revolt against Mary of Guise, vi. 132-134,
139-140,142,143,144. Defeat of, 148-149. Noticed, 151, 154-155,
190. Proposed marriage of, with Elizabeth of England, 190-191,
193, 196-197,204. Noticed, 205 n. Proposed in marriage to Queen
Mary, 208, 219. Noticed, 222, 247. Madness, and supposed plot
of, 255-257, 325, 326 ; viii. 19, 44, 46
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ARRAN Captain James Stewart, Earl of. Account of, viii. 67.
Accuses Morton, 68, 78. Made Earl of Arran, 79, 82. Ad-
vancement of him and his retainers on the death of Morton,
85-88. Casual notices of, 90, 92-93, 97, 99, 104-106, 107,
109, 111-114, 117, 136, 154, 165. His interview with Cowrie
in prison, 169, 170. In possession of the supreme power in
Scotland, 174, 175-177, 182, 183, 188, 189. His conference with
Hunsdon, 191, 203, 210, 213, 215. His violent proceedings, 220.
Imprisoned, 228, 229-239, 243. Noticed, ix. 17,27. Returns to
court, 84-85, 95. Noticed, 272
Hamilton, Earl of. See HAMILTON, Lord
Countess of, viii. 204, 210
ARRINGTON Captain, noticed, vii. 323; viii. 47, 50-51, 57, 58, 92
ARROCHAR, i. 30.
ARTHUR King, legends of, noticed, ii. 300, 306-307, 342. His
knights of the round table acted, v. 32.
Son of Henry VII. v. 27.
ARTHUR SEAT, ix. 131.
ARTICLES Lords of the, mentioned, ii. 234. Lords of, instituted,
iii. 175, 186,206.
ARTILLERY in the reign of James III. iv. 219.
ARTISANS Foreign, v. 240.
ARTS State of the, in the early ages, ii. 371-373.
ARUNDEL Earl of, attends the meeting at York, i. 134. Noticed,
259, 293.
Earl of, in 1337, defeated by the Scots, ii. 51-52.
Earl of, vii. 230 ; viii. 317
Charles, viii. 258
ASHBY William, his mission to Scotland, ix. 19, 20, 25,28, 29-30
ASHFIELD Sir Edmund, seizure of, ix. 264-266. His instructions
to James VI. 325-326
ASHTON Sir Walter, viii. 296, 300
Mr. Roger, ix. 3-4, 48 n. 351
ASSEMBLY General, of 1578, viii. 30. Of 1579, protest against
Popery, &c. 48-49. Second Book of Discipline drawn up by, 90-
91. Of 1581, 91-92. Vindicates the raid of Ruthven, 122
See CHURCH.
ASSISA BURGORUM, ii. 249.
ASSOCIATION Formation of the, viii. 90, 91-92, 93.
ASTLE Mr. noticed, iii. 108 n.
ASTORNISH, iv. 165
ATHELSTANE King, charter of, iii. 40-41
ATHERESTON, iii. 306
ATHOLE, i. 207; ii. 34, 141; iv. 58, 166, 293; v. 76, 203; vii. 36.
238-239,278; ix. 114,272.
Henry, Earl of, his family mentioned, i. 2 n.
Patrick, Earl of, defeats Bisset at a tournament, i. 2. Found
murdered in his house, ib- Noticed, ii. 325, 346
David, Earl of, departs for the crusade, i. 42
Earl of, joins Annandale, i. 67. Takes the oath of homage to
Edward I. of England, 76. Invades England, 99. At the taking
INDEX. 11
of the castle of Dunbar, 1 00. Submits to Edward I. of England,
101. Noticed, 127, 151, 193 n.
ATHOLE John, Earl of, joins Brace, i. 200. Noticed, 207, 210.
Cruelty of his execution, 215-216. Noticed, 220, 233
Earl of, takes the castle of Brechin, i. 233
- David de Strabogie Earl of, i. 309
Earl of, slain, ii. 29
Earl of, in 1333, noticed, ii. 32, 33-34, 35. Surrenders to the
Scots, 38. His intrigues, 39-40. His selfish character and death,
43-45. Noticed, 46, 47, 63
Earl of, in 1363, noticed, ii. 118, 125, 127
Walter Stewart, Earl of, noticed, iii. 5, 73, 76, 181. Conspires
against James I. 255-267. Executed, 268-269. Noticed, iv.
45 n.
John Stewart, Earl of, married to Margaret Douglas, iv. 119
Earl of, imprisoned by the Earl of Ross, iv. 166-167
Earl of, noticed, iv. 210, James III. in custody of, 237-238.
Casual notices of, 239, 242, 243, 267, 269, 274, 290, 293
Earl of, slain at the battle of Flodden, v. 67
Earl of, entertains James V. at Athole, v. 203. Noticed,
vi. 16
Earl of. Casual notices of,vi. 101, 184 n. 190,207, 266, 297-298.
Supports Mary, 330, 332, 336, 350, 351, 356 ; vii. 34. Casual
notices of, 36-37, 38-39, 41, 75. Secretly opposes Bothwell, 87, 93,
101. Assists in the seizure of Mary, 106-113. His connexion
with the Secret Council, 124, 135, 136, 139, 151, 164 n. Casual
notices of, 171-172, 226, 239, 264 ; viii. 19. Coalition of, against
Morton, 23, 25, 29, 30, 33, 34, 35. Takes arms against Morton,
37-38, 40, 42, 44. His sudden death, 47, 49. Letters regarding
the poisoning of, 368-371
Earl of. Casual notices of, viii. 136, 146, 185; ix. 25, 31, 36, 60,
75-76, 79. Assists Bothwell to capture James VI., 88-90, 93,
102. Casual notices of, 108, 114, 118, 128, 131, 159, 164, 272
n. 273
Earls of, vi. 61
Countess of, besieged in the castle of Lochendorb, ii. 47-48
Countess of, iv. 166-167
Countess of, ix. 89, 273
ATHYN, ii. 205
AUBESPINE, French Ambassador, viii. 331
AUBIGNY Robert Stuart, Lord, noticed, v. 25, 27, 32, 119, 305
D'. See STEWART, Duke of Lennox
AUCHENDOUN Gordon of. See GORDON
Castle of, ix. 148
AUCHENLECK Sir John, vi. 2 n.
AUCHTERARDER, ii. 11
AUCHTERMUCHTY Lesley of. See LESLEY
AUCKLAND Bishop, ii. 70
AUDINEHAM Arnold, ii. 57
AUFRICA her descendant claims the crown, i. 77
AUGUSTINIAN NUNS, ii. 178
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AUMBRY Master, sent as nuncio to Bruce, i. 297-301
AUSTRIA Sigismund, Duke of, iii. 275 ; iv. 57
AUSTRIA Court of, vi. 210 ; vii.258
AUVERGNE Count of, iv. 226
Countess of, T. 85
AVENDALE, Earl of, iv. 8
Lord, iv. 137
James earl of Douglas and. See DOUGLAS
AVESBURY Robert of, quoted, ii. 92 n.
AVIGNON, i. 296 ; ii. 159, 160 n.
AVOCH Castle of, ii. 55
AVON River, v. 170
AVONDALE, ii. 38; iv. 101
AWE Loch, i. 239
AWNE Forest of, ii. 167, 169
AYR Henry de Percy appointed keeper of, i. 107. Henry Percy
marches towards, 115. Mention of, 285; ii. 37, 182, 229,238,
259, 274,295; iv. 290, 322 n. 330; v. 19, 42-43, 50, 342; ix.
233
Castle of. Robert Bruce in, i. 138. Bruce flies from, at the
advance of Edward I. of England, 147. Mentioned, 193, 220. The
English take refuge in, 228-229. Mentioned, ii. 274
County of. Menaced descent upon, by Haco king of Norway,
i. 29. Mentioned, 31, 215, 226-227, 230; ii. 168, 187; iii. 56; iv.
182,293; vi. 76; ix. 40.
Sheriff of, iv. 55 ; vii. 181,339
Provost of, vii. 164 n.
AYTON Peace of, v. 2.
B
BABINGTON Anthony. Plot of, viii. 248, 254, 262, 264. Queen
Mary's correspondence with him, 271-292, 286-287, 313-315, 325.
Remarks on the conspiracy of, 390-392
BACON Roger, ii. 293
Sir Nicholas, vii. 207
Sir Francis, ix. 246
BADENOCH, ii. 32, 141 ; iv. 74 ; v. 18; ix. 147
John Comyn, Lord of, appointed as one of the regency, i. 54.
Sent to treat with the king of England, 57. Noticed, 61 n.
John the Black Comyn, Lord of, competitor for the crown,
i. 73. Noticed, 74. Takes the oath of homage to Edward I. of
England, 76. The descent from which he claims the crown, 78.
Abandons his claim, 84. Receives a grant from Edward, 87 n.
Noticed, 127 n. His interview with Edward I. of England, 157.
Noticed, 189, 193n. ; iii. 2
Alexander Stewart, Lord of. See STEWART
Alexander Stewart, the Wolf of. Set BUCHAX
BAGAYS Castle of, ix. 153
BAGIMONT'S ROLL Exaction of, i. 45
INDEX. 13
BAILLEUL Castle of. John Baliol passes his old age in, i. 154.
Mentioned, 284
BAIRD Sir William, ii. 22
BALCANQUEL, minister of the Kirk. Casual notices of, viii. 102,
169, 179, 238; is. 215-216, 222, 321
BALDOCK Walter de, executed, iii. 305
BALFOUR Laird of, iii. 165 n.
Sir James, iv. 155, 288
of Ferny, v. 181
Sir James, noticed, vii. 31. His connexion with the plot
against Darnley, 53-54, 66, 67. Accused of the murder of Darn-
ley, 70-71, 72, 74. Difficult situation of, at the seizure of Mary, on
account of his connexion with the murder of Darnley, 104-116.
Noticed, 124, 144. Delivers the castle of Edinburgh to Moray,
159, 167-168. Noticed, 170, 172, 180. Unpopularity of, 192.
Seizure of, 239-240. Casual notices of, 260, 285, 296, 335, 341 ;
viii. 56, 68, 80, 84, 87, 99, 101, 110
Robert, vii. 66, 72-73
George, vii. 239-240
minister of the Kirk, ix. 222, 321
BALIOL COLLEGE, Oxford, iii. 155
John, i. 12, 13. Pardon to, 13. Repairs to Melrose, 16. Noticed,
44. His ambitious schemes, 67. Noticed, ib. Acknowledges
Edward I. of England as lord-paramount of Scotland, 73. Takes
the oath of homage to Edward, 76. The descent through which he
claimed the crown, 78. His claim considered, 79. The arguments
used in his favour, 81-82. Edward awards him the kingdom,
84. His coronation, 85. Pays homage to Edward, ib. Reminds
Edward of the treaty of Brigham, 87-88. Is summoned to ap-
pear before him, 88. Submits, 89. Appears before the English
parliament, 91-92. Is confined by the Scottish parliament, and
regents chosen, 94-95. Renounces his homage to Edward, 99. Im-
plores a peace, 103. His humiliation and deliverance up of his
kingdom to Edward, ib. Is confined in the Tower, 104. His
character, ib. Casual notices of, 107, 130, 131. Philip IV. of
France demands his liberation from the Tower, 151. Edward
consents to give him up to the Pope, 153. Is sent to his castle
of Bailleul in France, 154. Noticed, 157, 166. Edward refuses
the title of king to, 167. His resignation, and right of his nephew
to the crown, 189-191. Noticed, 202, 243. His death, 284.
Noticed, 323, 332. The exact chronology of his surrender, 374-
375. Casual notices of, ii. 2, 170, 226-227, 230, 233, 235, 362,
364; iii. 2, 155; iv. 122
Edward, confined in the Tower, i. 104. Noticed, 189, 190,
284, 332. His designs on the crown, ii. 2-3, 7-9. His success,
10-14. His league with Edward III. of England, 18-19. Obliged
to fly from Scotland, 19-20. Again successful in Scotland, 22,
27-30. His submission to Edward, 32-33. Defeated, and flies to
England, 33-38. Again in Scotland, 38-39, 40-44. Noticed, 45,
51. Obliged to leave Scotland, 56-57. Noticed, 63, 66, 68, 69.
Intrigues for the crown, 74-75. Noticed, 77. Supported in his
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claims by Edward III. 83. Delivers up Scotland to Edward,
88-90. His death, 113. Casual notices of, 118, 128, 231, 262;
i7. 244
BALIOL Alexander de, attends the court of Edward I. of England,
i. 149
Henry, slain, ii. 20
Bernard, ii. 190-191
Marjory, her son claims the crown, i. 189-190
House of, iv. 31 n.
BALIST^E DE TURNO, or cross-bows, i. 231
BALLARD, a seminary priest, noticed, viii. 260-264, 269, 272,
294-296, 313, 316. His execution, 299
BALLINCREIF, iv. 113
BALLOCH Donald, rebellion of, iii. 237-238. Executed, 239-240.
Noticed, ix. 151
Donald, lord of Isla. See ISLA
BALMANNO, viii. 184
BALMERINO Lord. The charge of deception against, ix.
349
or Balmerinock, Abbot of, accompanies Margaret into Norway,
i. 48. Noticed, iii. 181 ; vii. 164 n.
BALNAVES Secretary, v. 270, 280
Henry, of Hallhill, noticed, vi. 2 n. Intrigues with England, 6,
11,16,21. His negotiations at Berwick, 138-139. Casual notices
of, 144, 147, 154, 158, 169-173; vii. 217
BALQUHAN Laird of, ix. 153, 216
BALSHALF William, iii. 305, 306
BALVENIE, iv. 33
Barony of, iv. 119
B AL WE ARIE Laird of, vii. 181
Scott of. See SCOTT
BAMBOROUGH, iv. 168, 225
Castle of, ii. 25, 317 ; iii. 108 ; iv. 168-169
BAN River, i. 290
BANDELLI Rocio, betrays his trust, viii. 137
BANDS of Manrent. See MANRENT
BANFF,!. 174; ii. 167
Castle of, ii. 171
Fort of, i. 84 n.
BANGOR Bishop of, iii. 282, 318-319
BANNATYNE Richard, vii. 334
BANNOCK River, iv. 275
BANNOCKBURN Preparation of the English for the battle of,
i. 257-259. Bruce's preparations, 259-262. Battle of, 269-280.
Mentioned, 281, 283 n. 323, 326, 329, 335; ii. 70, 229, 258, 311,
348, 363, 366 ; iii. 53, 152 ; iv. 273
The numbers of the English army at the battle of, i. 392
Village of, iv. 275
BARBOUR John, author of " The Bruce," noticed, i. 210 n.
328 n. 330 n.; ii. 6, 9, 135. Criticized, 221 n. Quoted, 227 n.
231 n. 236 n. Noticed, 237, 240 n. 258. Quoted, 271, 272-273,
INDEX. 15
295 n. Noticed, ii. 6, 9, 135. Writings of, 299. Noticed, 303,
305
BARCELONA Treaty of, v. 199
BARCLAY David, of Cairns, i. 200
of Ladyland, death of, ix. 233
BARD Peter, i. 258
or Sennachy. Description of a, at the coronation of Alexander
III. i. 7
BARDOLF Lord, iii. 128, 130, 132, 282, 317, 318
BARGANIE Laird of, ix. 216
BARLOW Dr. v. 208
BARMOOR WOOD, v. 60, 142
BARNARD Richard, ii. 280
BARNESFELD, an Englishman, iv. 302 n.
BARNWELL, an accomplice of Babington, viii. 264
BARON Execution of, ix. 323
BARONDOUN Sir William de, i. 207
BARONS. See NOBILITY
BARRA Laird of, ix. 149
BARTAS Du, the French poet, ix. 28
BARTHOLOMEW Rodger, appeals to the court of England, i. 87
BARTON Robert, noticed, iv. 330; v. 5, 6, 24, 27 n. 45, 46, 50
John, noticed, v. 5, 6, 26, 27 n. 28, 35-36
Andrew, noticed, v. 35. Death of, 41, 53, 58
Family of, importance of, v. 34-36, 40
BASILICON DORON, ix. 346-347
BASLE Council of, iii. 245
BASS ROCK The, ii. 52; iii. 133
Castle of, iii. 190
BASSET Ralph, of Drayton, noticed, i. 85 n. His speech to An-
thony Beck at the battle of Falkirk, 144
BASTI AN Marriage of, vii. 67-68. Noticed, 71, 73
BASTIE Anthony D'Arsie de la, noticed, v. 16, 75, 81-82, 102,
106. Murder of, 107-108, 116
BASTON, a poet, i. 277-278
BATH and WELLS The Bishop of, in 1291, i. 72
BAVARIA King of, favourable to Queen Mary, viii. 43.
Duke of, v. 294
BAYARD The Chevalier, v. 39
BAYNHAM, a supporter of Essex, ix. 355
BAYONNE, vii. 15
BEACONS, how used in the early ages, iv. 116-117
BEAL, clerk of Council. His conference with Mary, viii. 140, 346,
347, 355
BEANS First mention of, iii. 223-224
BEAR PARK, ii. 69
BEATON Chancellor Archbishop of Glasgow, Casual notices
of, v. 73, 82, 100-101, 105. Endeavours to subdue the party
of Angus* 11 7- 11 9. Noticed, 122, 135, 145. Refuses to assist
Henry VIII. 149, 153, 155, 157. Joins the party of Angus,
158, 159, 160-161, 162, 163, 166, 167. Deprived of the chancel-
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lorship, 168. Casual notices of, 170, 171, 172-173. Intrigues
of, 176. Assists James V. to escape from the Douglases, 180-181,
212. Death of, 223.
BEATON Cardinal, noticed, v. 213, 217. Persecutes the reformers,
223-226. Accused of treason by Henry VIII. 227-228. Noticed,
229. Intrigues in the cause of the Church of Rome, 239, 241, 243,
257-261. Imprisonment of, 263-268. Escapes, and endeavours to
conciliate the English party, 273-274. Works upon the governor,
Arran, 275-277, 278. His determined hostility to the English
party, 282-286. Gets possession of the queen's person, 285.
Gains over the governor, Arran, to his cause, 287-289. Increasing
power of, 291, 293, 294, 295, 296. Persecutes the Protestants,
297-299. Plot against, 299-300. Assists Arran to subdue the
English party, 301-303, 305, 307, 308, 311, 319-321. Renewal of
the plot against the life of, 321-324. Continued exertions against
England, 326, 327 n. Noticed, 332. Proposed visit of, to France,
333-335. Renewed exertions against England, 335, 336-337. His
opposition to the Reformation, 338-340. His persecution of Wish-
art, 343-349. Murder of, 350-356. Historical remarks on the
assassination of, 376-391. Casual notices of, vi. 2, 5, 6, 8, 11, 15,
138.
James, Archbishop of Glasgow, his mission to France, vi. 68-
71; vii. 44, 49, 50, 55, 56, 58. His admonition to Mary on the
deathofDarnley,75-77, 85, 99,340. Casual notices of, viii. 42, 100,
263.
John, master of the household, noticed, vi. 310, 334-335; vii.
29, 177, 272.
Mary, one of the four Marys, vi. 45
BEATON'S MILL, iv. 276 n.
BEAUCH AMP -Lord, ix. 278, 358
BEAUFORT Cardinal, iii. 169, 232; iv. 7.
BEAUMARIS, v. 308 n.
BEAUMONDSCOGGE, a ship, ii. 16, 262
BEAUMONT Henry de, i. 234, 250, 298. Disgraced, 331
Lewis de, i. 297-298
Lord Henry de. Conspiracy of, ii. 7-9, 15. Noticed, 16, 17, 32.
Besieged in Dundarg castle, 33-35. Casual notices of, 38, 47,
118,125,127,262
Great Chamberlain of England, iv. 135
Monsieur de, his mission to Scotland, vii. 178
BEAUREPAIR, ii. 70
BEAUVOIS French ambassador, v. 202
BECK Anthony, Bishop of Durham, sent to Norway, i. 62. Attends
the meeting at Brigham, ib. Appointed Governor of Scotland,
65. Goes with the army of Edward I. of England to Scotland, 96.
Sent by Edward to Scotland, 114. Besieges Dirleton castle, 139.
Wallace's army betrayed to him, 141. Attends with Edward to
hear mass, 142-143. Charges the Scottish army, 144
BECKET St. Thomas a, his sword mentioned, i. 114. Pilgrimage
to the shrine of, 166. Shrine of, mentioned, ii. 121, 131, 135, 147.
BEDESMEN -Institution of, iii. 176-177.
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BEDFORD Duke of, regent of France, noticed, iii. 1 63, 1 64 , 1 67, 202.
Earl of. His embassy to Mary at the court of France, vi.
209-214. Farther noticed, 304, 314,341; vii.2,6. Hisaccountof
the plot against Riccio, 24-26. Arrives in Scotland, 54. Casual
notices of, 86, 87, 89, 92, 101, 116, 119, 148, 149, 154, 160, 161,
217, 230, 323
Castle of, ii. 325-326
BEITH, vi. 350
BELL Captain, assists in the murder of Lennox, and executed, vii.
297-299
Willie, the Redcloak, ix. 196
BELLARMINE Cardinal, ix. 349
BELLENDEN Mr. Thomas, v. 242 n
Justice-Clerk, sanctions the murder of Riccio, vii. 21, 44.
Noticed, 71, 251, 260; viii. 221-222, 224
BELLIEVRE French ambassador, viii. 331
BENACHTYN Master Gilbert de, ii. 296
BENEDICTINE NUNS ii. 178
BENEFICES Attempt to levy tithes on, i. 42. Appropriation of
thirds of, viii. 4-5, 21
BENEMUND DE VICCI. See Vicci
BENOCHIE Hill of, iii. 151
BERDON, an emissary of Phelipps, viii. 286
BERGEN. Haco king of Norway, repairs to, i. 22. Ship built at, 23
BERKELAY Sir Maurice, i. 275, 304 n.
Sir David de, i. 207; ii. 66 n.
Sir Walter de, i. 322, 324
BERMINGHAM Lord John, Earl of Louth. See LOUTH
BERNADOTTE King, ii. 327
BERNARD John of Oflely, iii. 305-306
BERNARDINE MONKS, ii. 177
BERRI, or Berry Duke de, ii. 255; iii. 137
BERWICK, i. 71 n. Meeting at, of the competitors for the crown,
and Edward I. of England, 76-78. Parliament assembled at,
78. Second meeting at, 80-82. Third meeting at, 83. The taking
of, by Edward, 96-98. Cruelties committed in, 98. Mentioned,
.05. Parliament held at, by Edward, 105-106. Mentioned, 124.
Abandoned to Wallace, 125. The English army occupy, 134.
Mentioned, 138, 147. Edward I. of England at, 155-156. Edward
summons his army to meet at, 165. Mentioned, 169. Wallace's
arm sent to, 1 86. Mentioned, 204, 21 5, 231, 244, 245, 250, 25 1 , 256,
257, 259, 276, 282, 285, 292, 294-295, 301, 302. Taken by Bruce,
303-306. Besieged by Edward II. 309, 313. The siege raised,
315-316. Mentioned, 324, 335, 356; ii. 4, 19. Siege of, 23-32.
Mentioned, 34, 41, 54, 78. Siege of, 86-88, 92. Treaty at, 94-96.
Mentioned, 238, 248, 249. Commerce of, 252-253. Mentioned,
276, 295, 310; iii. 6,9,32,33,35,86, 109, 139, 162,241,315, 317;
iv. 116-117, 118, 164, 168, 211, 215, 227, 228, 229, 231, 235, 237, 241,
261, 266, 279, 288-289, 325, 326; v. 12, 45, 67, 191, 263 n. 265-
266,280,334; vi. 40,66, 127,304,349; vii. 5, 19,24,59-60,72,73,
119, 121, 149, 154, 263, 268, 272, 276, 330, 336; viii. 26, 63, 64,
VOL. X. B
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179, 192, 212, 213, 220, 239. The commissioners meet at, 250.
Mentioned, ix. 5, 91, 123, 243-244, 265, 322, 330
BERWICK Massacre of, ii. 349
Treaty at, between Elizabeth of England and the Scottish refor-
mers, vi. 138-140, 152-153, 158-159. Dispute regarding the treaty,
169, 172, 185. Treaty of, mentioned, 190, 192 n. 195, 391-393
Fort of, i. 85 n.
Castle of, committed to an English captain, i. 107. An Ex-
chequer instituted at, by Edward I. of England, ib. Countess of
; Buchan confined in, 213. Mentioned, ii. 87-88, 123, 138 n. 170;
iii. 6. Siege of, 17-18. Mentioned, 313; iv. 229, 241
North. See NORTH BERWICK
County of, mentioned, i. 138, 140; ii. 31, 32, 91, 302; iv. 121
Captain of, iii. 45, 50
A citizen of, i. 87
BETH, son of Ade, ii. 216
BETHUNE Margaret, v. 351
House of, ix. 266
BETON Mary. See BEATON
BETTANCOURT Monsieur de, vi. 94, 1 37. His mission to Scot-
land, 140
BEVERIDGE John, martyrdom of,v. 224-225
BEVERLEY, i. 149, 330
BEZA Theodore, noticed, vi. 3; viii. 22; ix. 275
BIBLE neglect of, in the early Scottish Church, ii. 281. Disputes
regarding the reading of the, v. 267, 271, 294, 339, 341
BICKERTON Sir Walter, of Luffhess, iii. 115
BIDDEL Mr. noticed, v. 5 n.
BIGGAR i. 244
Walter, the chamberlain, ii. 140
The chamberlain, iii. 9
BILAND Abbey of. Edward II. of England defeated at, i. 327-
329, 330 n.
BINNING George, executed, viii. 84
BINNY The taking of Linlithgow, by, i. 251-252
BIORN, a Norwegian, iv. 120
BISHOPS Opposition to, by Assembly of 1578, viii. 31. Opposi-
tion to, in 1581, 90, 91
See CLERGY
- The Tulchan, viii. 21, 112.
BISSET Walter, foiled at a tournament by Patrick earl of Athole,
i. 2. Goes to the English court, 3. Inflames the English mo-
narch against Alexander, 3-4
William, accused of the murder of Patrick earl of Athole, i. 3.
Protected by Alexander II. from the fury of the people, ib.
Noticed, ii. 346
Thomas, gets possession of the Isle of Arran, i. 148
Sir Thomas, ii. 104, 107
One of the family of, noticed, iii. 283
The family of, condemned and compelled to repair to Palestine,
i. 3. Noticed, ii. 325
INDEX. 19
BL ACADER, Bishop of Glasgow, noticed, iv. 265, 266, 287, 290
BLACATER of Tulliallan, executed, v. 197
Captain, noticed, vii. 89. Tried and executed, 117, 159
John, vii. 159-160
Tower of, T. 91-92
BLACK Mr. David. His abuse of the court and government of
James VI. ix. 204-205. James endeavours to procure a judicial
trial of, 205-214. Casual notices of, 215, 216, 221
A minister, ix. 236
BLACK FRIARS, ii. 177; vi. 77
BLACK HOUR The, mentioned, iii. 241
BLACKBEIRD John, iv. 220
BLACKBREY, vi. 66
BLACKBURN, a minister, viii. 103
Mr. Peter, ix. 154
BLACKNESS Conflict of, iv. 268, 271, 272. Mentioned, viii.
203-204
Castle of, v. 86, 263; vii. 78, 306, 338; ix. 60, 164, 259
BLAIR Castle of, iv. 166
BLAIRMAKS Lands of, iv. 64
BLANCHLAND, i. 342
BLANERN Lumsden of. See LUMSDEN
BLANTYRE Justice-clerk, ix. 67 n. 260, 277
Prior of, ix. 185
BLOIS Treaty of, vii. 349
BLOREHEATH Battle of, iv. 137
BLUE BLANKET Banner, iv. 240
BLUE MANTLE, an English herald, iv. 245
BLUNT Sir Walter, slain, iii. 121
BLYTH Mr. James, slain, ix. 114 n.
BODIE Mr. Gilbert, ix. 239
BOECE the historian. Inaccuracy of, i. 13 n. Noticed, 17 n. Fiction
of, 39. Noticed, 53 n. Criticized, 197 n.; ii. 5 n. Noticed, 346 n.;
iii. 289. His story of the bull's head, iv. 333-334. Noticed,
v. 9
BOG OF GICHT, ix. 75, 201
BOGH ALL Fleming of. See FLEMING
BOHEMIA, ix. 148
BOHUN Sir Edward, ii. 32
BOIS Thomas. Terms held out to, by Edward I. of England, i. 177
BOLDEN, ii. 176
BOLTON Hepburn of. See HEPBUHN
Castle, vii. 192, 195, 196, 203, 214
BONCLE, viii. 184; ix. 76
BONCQUAN Count de, iii. 275.
BONDBY Laird of, slain, v. 173 n.
BONDINGTON Moyses de, ii. 175 n.
BONDSMEN. See VILLEYNS
BONIFACE Pope. Dispute between Edward I. of England and
Philip IV. of France referred to, i. 135. Requests the release of
John Baliol from Edward I. of England, 13. Edward's obsequi-
20 INDEX.
ousness to, 153-154. Claims Scotland from Edward, 159. His
arguments in favour of his claim, 160-161. Deserts the cause of
Scotland, 167-168
BONK1LL Sir John Stewart of. See STEWAKT
Lordship of, v. 235
Castle of, taken by Edward I. of England, i. 166
BONNECHEN, iv. 114
BONNER Bishop, noticed, vi. 186, 322
BONNITON WOOD Laird of, ix. 148
BONOCHAR, iv. 114
BOOK OF DISCIPLINE compiled, vi. 186-188. Mentioned, 250,
252 ; Tii. 336-337
BORDEAUX, iv. 181
Francis de, v. 103
John de, vii. 71
BORDERS The. Wars on, i. 295 ; iv. 1 1 1. Enactments regard-
ing, 124-125. Hostilities on, 135-136, 217, 225, 228, 245, 322,
327-329, 330; v. 73-74, 126, 168. James V. punishes the freebooters
on, 191-193. Hostilities on, 200-201, 202. Enactments regarding,
210. Hostilities on, 227, 242, 244-245, 310, 311, 314,315-317,
329-332. Treaty regarding, vi. 54. Hostilities on, 66. Disturb-
ances on, in the reign of Mary, quelled, 248-249, 259 ; vii. 45-49,
172,226. Hostilities on, 279, 280-281. State of, under Morton,
viii. 15-20. Disturbances on, in the reign of James VI. ix. 6, 8-9,
20, 46, 55-56, 86, 183, 194-200, 236
BORONDON Sir John, ii. 107
BOROUGH MUIR, The, ii. 41 ; iv. 231 ; v. 140, 246 ; ix. 132
BOROUGH-ON-STANMORE, i. 317
BOROUGHBRIDGE burnt, i. 306
BOROUGHS Representation of, in the early Scottish parliaments,
ii. 226-236. Origin of, 244-252. Court of the Four, mentioned,
249. Enactments regarding, iv. 306 ; v. 21
BORTH WICK George, Archdeacon of Glasgow, iii. 167-168
William, iii. 181
The supposed murderer of James III. iv. 276-277
Lord, iii. 236 ; iv. 93, 105 ; v. 73, 88, 89, 145 ; vi. 184 n. 336 ;
vii. 107, 175,264
A gunner, v. 44, 61
Castle of, vii. 105-106
BOSWORTH Battle of, iv. 254
BOTH WELL, i. 147, 226 ; iii. 84 ; v. 235
Castle of, i. 278 ; ii. 49, 173
Lord, noticed, iv. 255, 263, 265. Slain, 277
Ramsay, Lord, tried before parliament, iv. 290-292. Treason
of, 304-305. Takes part with Henry VII. against Perkin Warbeck,
321 325-326
Earl of, v. 189, 190, 193. Intrigues with Henry VIII. 198 n.
200, 235
Earl of, husband of Queen Mary, noticed, iv. 47 n. Endeavours
to oppose the governor, Arran, v. 265, 267-268, 283, 285, 306.
Noticed, 311. Seizes Wishart, 345-346. Noticed, vi. 4 n. 5 n.
INDEX. 21
Intrigues with England, 16, 18, 34, 38. Treachery of, 148.
Noticed, 207. Supposed conspiracy of, 255. Trial of, 324-326.
Noticed, 351. Arrives in Scotland, vii. 7. Assists Mary, 31,
36-37, 38-39. Noticed, 40-41, 45. Character of, and Mary's par-
tiality for, 45-47. Wounded while quelling the disturbances on
the Borders, 47-48. Visited by Mary at the Hermitage, 48-49.
Joins the plot for murdering Darnley, 51-54. Noticed, 54. Sues
for the pardon of Morton, 55, 56-57. Plots against Darnley,
61-63, 66. His part in the murder of Darnley, 67-70. Publicly
accused of the murder, 70-72. Examines Lutyni, 72. Supported
by Mary, and threatens his accusers, 73-75. Trial of, 78-82.
Further honoured by Mary, and insolence of, 82-85. Compels
the nobles to sign a bond in his favour, 85-86. Confederacy
formed against, by the nobles, 86-96. Carries Mary to Dunbar,
89. Divorced from his wife, 90-91. His marriage with Mary,
96-100. Increase of the confederacy against, 100. His treat-
ment of Mary, 101-102. His letter to Elizabeth, 103-104. His
associates in the murder of Darnley, 104. Compelled to fly
from Borthwick, 105-106. Returns with an army against the
insurgents, 107-108. Challenges to single combat, 108-109. Bids
adieu to Mary and takes refuge in flight, 109-111. Noticed,
113,114. Discovery of the silver casket, 115-116. Casual notices
of, 117, 120, 126-127, 132. Still adhered to by Mary, 134-135,
141, 144, 147-148, 149, 152, 153, 156, 158. The attempts
to capture him, 158, 161. Noticed, 159, 161, 164. His associates
in the murder of Darnley, 166-170. Casual notices of, 172, 173,
175, 178, 186, 192, 199, 202, 205, 208, 221, 222. Proposed divorce
of Mary from, 230, 232, 234-235. Remarks on the trial of, 372-376.
Note on his marriage with Mary, 376-377. Noticed, viii. 84, 252;
ix. 168
BOTH WELL Francis Stewart, Earl of, noticed,viii. 84, 1 1 0, 1 37, 1 62,
168, 184, 231, 333. Endeavours to revenge the death of Mary,
ix. 6,8, 13,17, 18,21,24. Revolt of, 25-26. Trial of, 27. Power
of, 31,33, 36, 37, 40, 41, 46. Accused of employing witchcraft
against James, vi. 50-53. Continued excesses of, and attacks on
James in his palace, 55 56, 58, 60. Intrigues with England,
61, 63, 69, 70, 72, 77-78, 79, 80, 87. Seizes James in Holyrood,
88-91. His communications with England, 91-98. Trial of, 99.
Resisted by James, 100-103. Failure of his enterprise, 104-105.
Deserted by Elizabeth, 106. Terms offered by James to, 107.
Noticed, 108, 110. Refuses the terms, 114. Banished, 123. Again
plots against James, and defeated, 128-132. Connexion of, with
England, 133-136, 142-143. Joins the Catholic party, 144-145.
Noticed, 152, 157, 161. Driven from Scotland, 164-165, 166,
167-168, 169. Casual notices of, 234, 253, 273, 275, 276, 279,
284, 293, 300. Letter on the rebellion of, 367-369
Hepburn of Hailes, Earl of. Set HAILES
Sir Andrew Moray of. See MORAY
Bishop of Orkney. See ORKNEY
Countess of. Divorce of, vii. 83, 88, 90
BOTHWELLHAUGH, vii. 251
Hamilton of. See HAMILTON
22 INDEX.
BOULOGNE, iii. 56 ; v. 318 ; vi. 68. Treaty of, 49
BOUND RODE, vii. 149
BOUNE Sir Henry de, attacks Bruce, and slain, i. 265-266.
Noticed, ii. 348
BOURBON Cardinal, vi. 69
SOURCES, iv. 162
BOUSH John, presented to the church of Kinkell, i. 147 n.
BOWER Walter, the historian, noticed, i. 324 n. ; ii. 3, 26 n.
61, 97 n. 108, 311 ; iii. 2 n. 193, 205, 218, 220, 240, 243, 248 n.
Quoted, 280-283. Noticed, 283 n. 287-289, 291, 316, 318-319
Laird, character of, ix. 292-293. His connexion with the
Gowrie plot, 296-304
BOWES, i. 230 n.
Sir Robert, noticed, v. 243, 316
Sir James, v. 244-245
Sir Richard, v. 310
Sir Robert. His mission to Scotland in 1576, viii. 25, 34, 39,
40, 43, 44. His mission to Scotland in 1580, 58-62, 63. Mission
regarding Dunbarton castle, 65-66, 75, 76, 92, 108, 111, 112, 117,
123, 137, 145, 161, 166. Recalled from Scotland, 158, 179, 194.
Letter of, to Walsingham, 384-385. His embassy to Scotland in
1590, ix. 41-42, 44 n. 49, 51, 52, 62, 66, 68, 70, 72, 73, 74, 78, 83,
88, 92, 101-102, 105-106, 117-118, 122-123, 124, 129, 147, 173,
176-177, 179-180. Again sent to Scotland, 185-191, 200, 205.
Illness and death of, 243-244
Sir George, English ambassador, viii. 124, 134, 163
Sir William, embassy of, to Scotland, ix. 244-245, 258, 26 1 ;
263. His connexion with the seizure of Ashfield, and return to
England, 263-266, 323, 325
Marjory, vii. 334
BOWMAKER. See BOWER
BO YD Robert, joins Bruce, i. 200
Sir Robert, i. 218, 231
Alan, ii. 366 n.
Sir Thomas, of Kilmarnock, iv. 5 n. Feud and death of, 15-1 (i
Lord of, iv. 93, 105, 155
Robert lord, appointed justiciar, iv. 160. Noticed, 170. In-
trigues of, 171-174. Seizes the person of the king, 175-176.
Power of, 182. Downfal and death of, 190-191. Noticed, 192
Sir Alexander, of Duchol. Intrigue of, iv. 171-174, 176. Trial
and execution of, 190-192
Lord. Casual notices of, vi. 37-38, 106, 122 n. 144, 151, 190,
336, 349. Sanctions the murder of Riccio, vii. 23-24, 25. Farther
notices of, 53 n. 86, 93, 161, 196, 204, 224, 230-231, 232-234,
264, 344 ; viii. 87, 105, 154, 159 ; ix. 31
Colonel, ix. 168
Sir Thomas, earl of Arran. See ARRAN
Rise of the family of, iv. 171-174. Take possession of the
person of James III. 175-178. Power of, 182-183, 188. Down-
fal of, 189-194. Noticed, 194, 195, 199, 251. Rise of the power
of, 345-346
BOYNE, iii. 148
INDEX. 23
BOYNE, Forest of, ii. 167
Laird of, vii. 181
BO YNTON Henry de, iii. 314
BOYS Thomas de, suffers death in the cause of Bruce, i. 217
Sir Humphrey, slain, ii. 22
BRABANT Merchants of, trade with Scotland, ii. 257. Treaty
with, iv. 58
Count of, i. 285
BRABAZON Roger, justiciary to Edward I. of England, i.
70,88
BRACHLY, iv. 114
BRACY John de, ii. 57
BRAKE Tycho, ix. 32-33
BRAID Laird of, viii. 95
BRAKEHILL, vi. 47 n.
BRAND John, a minister, viii. 103, 184, 220
BRAND AN YS of Bute, ii. 36
BRANDENBURGH Marquis of, ix. 43
BRANKSTON, Y. 62
BRANSPETH, iii. 45
BRANTOME, noticed, vi. 236
BRAYTOFT William de, i. 84 n.
Thomas de, i. 84 n.
BREADALBANE, i. 208
BRECHIN, i. 103, 174; ii. 250; iv. 89, 90, 91; vii. 279, 302;
ix. 26
Castle of. John Baliol resigns the kingdom of Scotland to
Edward I. of England at, i. 103. Mentioned, 107. Wallace
expels the English from, 119. Taken by Edward I. of England,
175. Noticed, 233; vii. 280. Lordship of, iv. 114, 193; viii. 185
William de, i. 12 n.
Sir David de, noticed, i. 232. Takes refuge from Bruce in his
castle of Brechin, 232-233. Joins Bruce, 233. Deserts to the
English, 251. Conspiracy, 322-324. Noticed, ii. 17; iv. 31 n.
Walter Stewart, Earl of Athole, Lord of. See ATHOLE
Bishop of, sent on a mission to Edward I. of England? i. 57.
Bishops of, noticed, ii. 84, 95, 109, 111, 113, 122, 133, 155; iii.
252; iv. 61,71,75 ; vii. 162
BREDINLAMB, ii. 214
BREMENERS, iv. 51
BRERETON, a Jesuit, viii. 246
BREST, vi. 45
BRETAGNE, iii. 252 ; iv. 167
John of, receives the English estates of John Baliol, i. 154
Francis de Montford, Duke of, iii. 275 ; iv. 34, 57
John de, Earl of Richmond. See RICHMOND
BRETIGNY Treaty of, ii. 107. Mentioned, 152
BREYDEYIAR SOUND, mentioned, i. 23 n.
BRI2Z15 Sieur de, seneschal of Normandy, iv. 168
Monsieur de, vi. 45
BRIAN Brother, ii. 167
24 INDEX.
BRIDLINGTON, i. 329
BRIENNE Hugh de, i. 190 n.
BRIG of DEE Confederates of, ix. 41
BRIGH AM Meeting of the estates at, i. 61. Treaty of, 63-65.
Mentioned, 68. Treaty of, mentioned, 87-89 ; ii. 225
BRISTOL, ii. 261 ; iii. 296 ; v. 4, 308, 309, 337, 341
Magistrate of, ii. 37
Mayor of, ii. 261
BRIT ANN Y, iv. 202-203 ; vi. 15
Count of, ii. 219
Francis X. Duke of, iv. 57 n.
Francis VII. Duke of. See BUETACXE
Margaret Duchess of, iv. 57 n.
BROCAS Sir Bernard, executed, iii. 296
BRODICK Castle of, i. 218 ; iv. 106
BROKE Richard, v. 308
BROMLEY Solicitor-general, vii. 310
Lord Chancellor, viii. 311
BROOMHOUSE Defeat at the pass of,v. 54-55
- Tower of, burnt, v. 314, 317
BROSSE The Sieur de la. His mission to Scotland, v. 290, 293
See BRUCE
BROUGHT Y Castle of, vi. 35, 38, 43, 47, 49, 127, 142
BROWN Richard, treason of, i. 322
BROWNHILL Sir Andrew, v. 44
BRUCE King Robert the. See ROBERT
Bernard, joins the Earl of Carrick, i. 56. Noticed, 193
Sir Nigel, i. 200, 208. Parts from his brother, 210. His
execution, 214-215
Sir Edward, noticed, i. 197, 200, 207. Instances of his boldness,
219. Casual notices of, 225, 230, 231, 232. His courage and
subjection of Galloway, 235-237. Noticed, 253. Takes the castle
of Dundee, 256. His treaty with the governor of Stirling castle,
256-257. Commands at the battle of Baunockburn, 261, 262, 272.
Casual notices of, 278, 279, 286. Invades Ireland, 286-287.
Crowned king there, 287. Defeated and slain, 288-289. Casual
notices of, 290, 297, 306; ii. 14, 20, 31, 229
Alexander, noticed, i. 200. Taken and executed by the Eng-
lish, 222. Allusion to, 256
Thomas, noticed, i. 200. Taken and executed by the English,
222. Noticed, 256
Robert, son of the Bruce, noticed, ii. 12. Slain, 14
Thomas, ii. 37
Robert de, ii. 190-191, 335
Robert, iv. 62
of Clackmannan, iv. 62
Robert de, lord of Annandale. See ANNANDALE
Robert de, lord of Carrick. See CARRICK
Mary, sister of the Bruce, i. 213-214
Christina, sister of the Bruce, noticed, i. 213-214 278, 334; ii.
18, 30,44 ;iv. 36
INDEX. 25
BRUCE Marjory. See MARJORY
a Jesuit, viii. 234 ; ix. 24
Rev. Robert. Casual notices of, ix. 34, 182, 216, 219, 239.
Decision of the Court of Session in favour of, 255-257. Noticed,
277. Banished, 321
Mr. Edward. Casual notices of, ix. J33, 136, 193, 230,286.
Embassy of, to England, 330-337. Noticed, 339, 342-343
Family of, conspire against Wallace, i. 149-150. Casual notices
of them, ii. 172, 250 ; ix. 170, 174
BRUCE'S Testament. Leonine verses so called, i. 393
BRUGES, vi. 275
Magistrates of, ii. 23
Port of, iv. 181
BRUNKER Sir Harry, ix. 324-325, 349
BRUNNE Robert de. His translation of Langtoft noticed, i.
230 n. Noticed, ii. 303, 304
BRUNSTON Crichton, Laird of. See CRICHTON
BRUNSWICK Duke of, ix. 28
BRUS Robert de, i. 235 n.
Robert de, Lord of Annandale and Cleveland. See ANNANDALE
Robert de, Lord of Carrie. See CARRIC
See BRUCE
BRUSSELS, v. 197
BRYAN Sir Francis, vi. 19
BUCCLEUGH- Scott of. S'e SCOTT
the lady, paramour of Bothwell, vii. 83
Lady, viii. 19
Family of, iv. 104 n.
BUCK AN Ravaged by Bruce, i. 233. Mentioned, ii. 32, 33-34,
200; v. 230; ix. 39, 153
Earldom of, ii. 8 ; iii. 249, 250
Earl of, sent on a secret mission into England, i. 18
Alexander Comyn, Earl of, i. 48 n. Appointed as one of the
regency, 54. His death, 56
John Comyn, Earl of, takes the oath of homage to Edward I.
of England, i. 76. Receives the lands of Annandale, 94. Invades
Cumberland, 95. Noticed, 127 n. His interview with Edward
I. of England, 157. Sent to the court of France, 168. Noticed,
191, 232. Defeated by Bruce, 232-233, 234
Alexander Stewart, Earl of, the Wolf of Badenoch, noticed,
iii. 27. Power and character of, 61-62. His depredations, 64, 65.
Casual notices of, 123, 124, 250 ; iv. 131
John Stewart, Earl of, noticed, iii. 146-147, 160. Goes over
to assist France, 164, 166, 202
Earl of, noticed, iv. 230. James III. in custody of, 237-238.
Noticed, 239, 242, 243, 265, 267, 270. Tried before parliament,
290-292. Treason of, 304-305, 326
Earl of, in 1570. Casual notices of, vii. 265, 297, 302 ; viii.
19,45
Isabella, Countess of, crowns Bruce, i. 202. Imprisoned for
her audacity, 213, 390-391. Noticed, 220, 256; ii. 349
26 INDEX.
BUCHAN A daughter of Stewart, Earl of, noticed, iii. 250
BUCHANAN George. An omission of, i. 6 n. Inaccuracy of,
13 n. 17 n. His account of the breaking of the bridge at Stirling,
376. Quoted, mentioned, or criticised, ii. 218 ; iii. 2 n. 289 ; IT.
22 n. 152, 175, 221, 278-279; v. 56, 141, 177, 199, 205, 285 n.
328 n. ; vi. 69, 196 n. ; vii. 48 n. Joins the confederates against
Mary, 133-134, 136, 195, 217. Casual notices of, viii. 9, 27, 29,
32. His death, 120. Character of, 121. His De Jure Regni,
120, 178.
Mr. Thomas, viii. 101, 103 ; ix. 211
BULL Stephen. His attempts to capture Sir Andrew Wood, iv.
302-304
Papal, i. 42. Issued in 1317, 296. Against Bruce, 318. See
ROME Court of
BULLOCK William, noticed, ii. 39. Joins the regent, 57-59.
Noticed, 61. Starved to death, 65-66. Noticed, 66-67
Walter, Earl of Menteith. See MENTEITH
BULLOIGN, vi. 230 n.
BULMER Sir William, v. 54, 58, 136
BURDER Peter, i. 85 n.
BURGH Lord, Embassy of, to Scotland, ix. 73, 75, 76, 78, 157
Richard de, Earl of Ulster. See ULSTER
BURGH-UPON-SANDS. Edward I. of England dies at, i. 229
BURGHS Enactments regarding, v. 211
BURGHERS Rage of James VI. at, ix. 287-288
BURGHERSH Sir Robert, conveys John Baliol to Whitsand, i.
153
BURGHLEY Cecil, Lord. See CECIL
BURGH MUIR The, vii. 179
BURGOIN, physician to Mary, noticed, viii. 347, 350, 353, 355
BURGUNDY, iv. 218
Duke of, iii. 149
Philip the Good, Duke of, attends Mary of Gueldres to Scot-
land, iv. 57-58
Charles the Bold, Duke of. See CHARLES
Duchess of, iv. 211. Supported in her intrigues by James IV.
318-321,325
BURNTISLAND, vi. 274
BURTON John de,iii. 314
BUTCHER MEAT Price of, in the early ages, ii. 272
BUTE, i. 25. Laid waste by Haco, king of Norway, 26-27. Men-
tioned, 27 n. 29, 37 ; ii. 35-36 ; iii. 135 ; iv. 106, 182, 293 ; v. 19,
230, 304, 308
Castle of, ii. 36 ; v. 304
Lordship of, iv. 193
Men of, i. 262
BUTEL Castle of, i. 236, 250 ; ii. 172
BUTHIRG ASK William de, ii. 341
BYSIT-John, ii. 276
INDEX. 27
i
C
CABOT John, v. 4-5
Sebastian, v. 4-5
CAD AY The brook, ix. 196, 198
CADDELL Campbell of. See CAMPBELL
CADYOW, iv. 114
C^ECILIA, daughter of Edward IV. of England Betrothment of,
to James IV., iv. 206-209, 220. Casual notices of, 223, 229, 238;
v. 12
CAERLAVEROCK, v. 249, 250
Castle of, taken by Edward I. of England, i. 157. Edward re-
ceives a papal bull at, 159, 161 n. Mentioned, 250; ii. 74,81,
172, Described, 319-320. Mentioned, iii. 190; v. 335; vii. 281
- Laird of, iv. 218
CAILOU Edmund de, slain by Douglas, i. 294
CAIRNCROSS Laird of, iii. 65
Abbot of Holyrood, v. 188
CAITHNESS King of Norway levies contributions on, i. 24.
Under the dominion of Norway, ib. Mentioned, ij. 188, 192, 202,
239,240,274,307 ; iii.238; iv.218; v.19,230; ix.39,75, 76, 153, 165
. Earl of, i. 127
Bishop of, in 1357, ii. 95
Alan Stewart, Earl of, slain, iii. 237
George Crichton, Earl of, iv. 63, 92
Bishop of, slain at the battle of Flodden, v. 67. Noticed, 74
Earl of, slain at the battle of Flodden, v. 67
Earl of, in 1528, slain, v. 193-194. Noticed, 235
- Bishop of Treason of, v. S32-333, 336-337
George, Earl of, vi. 1 3 n.
Bishop of, vi. 51, 280, 298
Earl of, casual notices of, vi. 183, 207, 332, 336. Joins the
plot against Darnley, vii. 67. Casual notices of, 75, 86, 93, 164 n.
171-172,264; viii.41, 110.
Alan, bishop of. See ALAN
Bishoprick of, v. 333
CAJETANO Cardinal, ix. 166
CALAIS,!. 153; ii. 69, 87, 106-107, 125, 349; iv. 168; v. 119; vi.
72, 73, 156, 230 n. 234
CALDER, v. 334 n.
Laird of, vi. 65; vii. 40
Captain, assists in the murder of Lennox, and executed, vii.
297-299
Campbell, Laird of, ix. 55. Murder of, 161-162, 189
Sandilands of. See SANDILANDS.
CALDER MOOR, iii. 87
CALDERWOOD, the Historian, noticed, v. 219; vi. 165; vii. 251;
viii. 49, 207; ix. 217, 235, 239, 241, 281
CALLANDER, vi. 349, 351
House, v. 287; vi. 350
28 INDEX.
CALLANDER-Wood of, i. 146
CALVIN John. Connexion of, with Knox, vi. 75, 76. Noticed, viii.
22
CAMBO Laird of, ix. 165
CAMBRAI League of, v. 30, 32, 38, 199; vi. 73, 94
CAMBRIDGE, v. 341
University of, ii. 1 03
Richard, Earl of Plot of, iii. 320-324
CAMBUS OLD, i. 301-302
CAMBUSKENNETH Ceremony of excommunication in the abbey-
church of, i. 15. Wallace draws up his army on the ground above,
119. Mentioned, 175, 335; ii. 230-231
Abbey of, iv. 277,287
Monastery of, iv. 151 n.
Abbot of, v. 156; viii. 31, 159, 205
CAMDEN, the Historian, noticed, ii. 254, 317, 325; vii. 230; viii.
329
CAMERON John, provost of the church of Lincluden, iii. 187
Bishop of Glasgow, iv. 10, 14
The Clan, iii. 218; iv. 316
CAMPBELL Castle, vi. 350; vii. 7
Sir Nigel, i. 207
Sir Neil, i. 210,211
Colin, of Lochow, ii. 36
Gillespic, ii. 133, 150, 151, 157
Sir Colin, ii. 349
James, seized and executed, iii. 216-217
Sir John, of Loudon, iii. 252
Lord, iv. 93, 105
Sir Colin, iv. 93
Duncan, iv. 293
Ewen, iv. 293
Sir Duncan, of Glenurcha, noticed, iv. 316; v. 52. Slain at
the battle of Flodden, 67
Duncan, v. 46
of Lawers, slain at the battle of Flodden, v. 67
Sir John, of Calder, v. 1 P4
of Lundy, v. 197, 241, 294
Archibald, of Skipnish. Death of, v. 220-221
Sir John, of Cawdor, v. 306 n.
Sir Hugh, sheriff of Ayr. Treason of, v. 311, 312-313. Re-
monstrates with Mary of Guise, vi. 95-96
Matthew, of Taringhame, vi. 106
Sir James, of Ardkinglass, ix. 83-84, 162, 189
of Caddell. Murder of, mentioned, ix. 83
of Lochnell, slain, ix. 149
Archibald, of Lochnell, ix. 161-162
Duncan, of Glenurchy, ix. 161, 164
Colin, of Lundy, ix. 162
John Oig, executed, ix. 1 62
John, of Calder. See CALDER
INDEX. 9
CAMPBELL Lady Elizabeth, deserted by herliusband, Maclean of
Dowart, v. 194
House of, noticed, T. 64, 195; ix. 147
CAMPEGGIO Antonio, v. 209
CAMPVERE, v. 36
Lord of, iii. 275; iv. 57
CANDISH Mr. vii. 231
CANGLAR Little, iv. 273
CANMORE Malcolm, i. 202
CANONS Church. See CHURCH
CANTERBURY, i. 154; ii. 341
Cathedral of, ii. 329, 331
See of, ii. 282, 283
Archbishop of, in 1346, ii. 69
St. Thomas of. See BECKET
Lanfrane, Archbishop of. See LANFRAJJE
Winchelsy, Archbishop of. See WINCHELSY
CANTIRE Men of, i. 262
CANUTE, king of England, ii. 236
CAR John, T. 248 n.
Dandy, vi. 21
Andrew, of Faudonside, assists in the murder of Riccio, vii.
29-30. Flies to England, 35. Excepted from the pardon, 57.
Noticed, 181
The family of, viii. 54
CARBERRY HILL, vii. 107-108, 285
CARDAN Dr. noticed, ii. 294. His cure of the Bishop of St.
Andrews, vi. 379
CARDENACHE Forest of, ii. 167
CARDENIE Forest of, ii. 168
CARDINALS College of, v. 43
CARDROSS Lands of, iv. 114
Palace of, i. 356, 357 ; ii. 259
CAREY Sir George, Embassy of, viii. 112, 117, 166
Sir Robert, his mission to Scotland, ix. 4-5, 104. Carrie* to
James the news of the death of Elizabeth, 359-360
Sir John, Governor of Berwick, ix. 91, 110, 123, 281
CARGIL, ii. 168
CARLINGFORD, iii. 41
CARLISLE Attempt to storm, i. 95. Robert Bruce summoned to
appear at, 114. Mentioned, 119. Invaded by Wallace, 128.
Edward I. of England at, 147. Holds a parliament at, 148. Calls
a meeting at, to raise an army, 149. Mentioned, 192, 204, 206, 218,
226, 229, 230 n. 250, 285, 291, 292, 336, 338, 340, 341 ; ii. 41,
67, 93, 345 n.; iii. 37, 44, 110; iv. 164, 325; v. 132, 229 n. 303,
304,305; vi. 41; vii. 11,182, 187,281
Cathedral of, i. 229
Castle of. Kinmont Willie rescued from, ix. 195-200
- Hartcla, Earl of. Treason and death of, i. 330-331
William, slain, ii. 22
William de, ii. 181
30 INDEX.
CARLISLE Lord, iv. 291
Howards, Earls of, noticed, v. 1 65 n.
Bishop of,i. 191, 318; ii. 67, 69,95; iii.295,296 ; iv.91.
CARLOPS, ii. 74
CARMELITES The, mention of, ii. 178
CARMICHAEL Bailie of Abernethy, v. 183
assists in the murder of Cardinal Beaton, v. 354
Sir John, viii. 2, 16, 18 ; ix. 44, 46, 48 n., 49, 68, 153, 154
The Laird of, viii. 99 ; ix. 18, 25
Archibald, ix. 75
a minister, ix. 239
CARNEBURGH Castle of, v. 24
CARNEGIE Sir David, ix. 185
Sir Robert, vi. 53
A gentlewoman of the name of, ix. 82-83
CARNELREIGH Castle of, v. 110
CARRES of Teviotdale, v. 200 n.
CARRICK, i. 28, 193, 218, 219, 220, 224, 226, 235 n. ; ii. 30, 37
38, 171 ; iv. 293
Earldom of, iv. 193, 208
Earl of, with other earls, surprise the castle of Edinburgh, i.
11
Nigel, Earl of, i. 12 n.
Adam, Earl of, departs for the Crusade, i. 42
Robert de Bruce, Lord of. Adventure of, i. 42-43. Marries Mar-
jory, Countess of Carrick, 43. Takes the oath of fealty for Alex-
ander III. to Edward I. of England, i. 46. Noticed, 55. Joins his
father, 56. Takes the oath of homage to Edward, 76. Is favoured
by Edward, 94. Renews his oath of homage, ib. Reminds Ed-
ward of his promise to give him the kingdom of Scotland, 106.
Receives from Edward his lands of Carrick and Annandale, ib.
Noticed, 114, 127. Chosen one of the governors of Scotland, 150.
His conduct during the period of Baliol, 190-191. Casual notice
of, 192, 193 n. 193. His fidelity to Edward, 193-194. His death,
194
Earl of, son of the preceding. See ROBERT I.
Sir Gilbert de, i. 215
Robert, Earl of, slain, ii. 14
Alexander, Earl of, ii. 20. Slain, 29
Robert Stewart, Earl of. See ROBERT III.
David Stewart, Earl of. See ROTHESAY
Marjory, Countess of, marries Robert de Bruce, i. 42-43.
Noticed, 43 n. 55
Men of, i. 262, 289
CARRICKFERGUS, i. 287, 289; v. 50
CARRIE John de, chamberlain, ii. 155
CARRUTHERS William de, ii. 36
CARTE, the Historian, criticised, i. 352 n. Noticed, iii. 323
CASSILLIS Earl of, v. 67, 145
Earl of, in 1 542, taken prisoner at Solway Moss, v.250. His bond
with Henry VIII. and return to Scotland, 254-303. Noticed, 306 n.
INDEX. 31
Double-dealing of, 311-313. Negotiates for Henry, 319-321, 326-
327, 329-331, 334. Approves of the Reformation, 338-339, 340.
His connexion with Wishart, 340-345. Casual notices of, 350;
vi. 16, 17, 37-38, 51, 66. Mission to France, and death of,
68-71
CASSILLIS Earl of, in 1560. Casual notices of,vi. 183, 336, 356;
vii. 86, 93, 175, 181, 225-227, 255, 264, 297
Earl of, in 1599, resigns the Treasurership, ix. 260. Noticed,
277
Master of, vii. 181
Lady, ix, 260
Lands of, v. 172
CASTELNAU, the French Ambassador, viii. 88
Sieur de. See MAUVISSIEEE
CASTILE King of, iii. 164
and LEON John, King of. See JOHN
CASTILIANS The. See KIRKALDY of Grange
CASTLEMILK, vi. 35
CASTLES in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries described, ii.
170-175. Description of, in the early ages, 317-326
CATAPULT Roman. Machine similar to, mentioned, i. 311
CATESBY, a supporter of Essex, ix. 355
CATHCART Sir Alan de, i. 237
A knight, iv. 93
Lord, iv. 173, 177, 226
Lord, in 1570, vii. 265, 295, 297; viii. 69
CATHERINE, daughter of Edward IV. of England, iv. 255, 261
Queen of Henry VIII. v. 27, 206
de Medici, v. 209. Intrigues of, against the Protestants, vii.
15. Disapproves of Mary's conduct after the murder of Darnley,
78, 132, 147. Noticed, 250, 349
CATHOLIC CHURCH. See ROME Court of.
Party in Scotland. (See also ROME Court of; CHURCH and
CLERGY of SCOTLAND.) Coalition of, with the Protestant party, v.
306-307. Effects of the murder of Beaton on,vi. 1, 3-4. Effects of
the death of Francis I. and Henry VIII. on, 10-11. Noticed, 38.
Under Mary of Guise, 59. Effects of Knox's arrival in Scotland
on, 75-79, 97. Persecuted by the Reformers, 183, 184-185. Mis-
sion of, to Mary, on the death of her husband, the King of France,
204-205, 206-207, 216-217, 218. Neglected by Mary, 246-247.
Prohibited the sacrifice of the mass, 308. Noticed, 319, 320.
Support Mary ? 332. Religion of, prohibited by parliament, vii.
164, 173. Noticed, 187, 249, 321. Intrigues of, after the execu-
tion of Mary, ix. 9-10, 14-25. Rebellion of, in the reign of James
VI. 25-27, 35-36, 39-40, 41-43, 44, 46, 48. Persecution of, 49.
Intrigues of, 55-56, 60-61. Persecution of, 65-66. Plot of the
Spanish Blanks, 66-77, 80. James VI. refuses to persecute, 80-82.
and to prosecute, 87-88, 96. Elizabeth's attempt to join with,
105-106. Favoured by James, 107-114. Act of A bolition to, 1 1 5-
127. Continued treason of, 128, 129, 131. Rigorous measures
pursued against, 131, 132-133, 136, 137, 141, 142-144. Battle
52 INDEX.
of Glenlivat, 144-156. Noticed, 157-158, 163. Expulsion of,
163-169, 183. Noticed, 187, 188, 193 194. Disputes with the
Kirk regarding, 200-205, 216, 225. Become reconciled to the
Kirk, 232-235, 242-243. Noticed, 244, 245-246, 250-251. In
favour with James, 258-259, 262, 263, 264, 266, 270, 290
CATHOLIC Party in England noticed, vi. 257. In favour of Mary's
marriage with Darnley, 338-339, 340. Support Mary, vii. 185-
186. Rebellion of, 240-243, 302, 309. Noticed, ix. 158, 203, 276,
277. Favour the succession of James VI. 345-350
CAURSINI, ii. 265
CAVENDISH Thomas, v. 40
CAVERTON Lands of,iv. 193
CAWDOR Campbell of. See CAMPBELL
CAXTON, William, v. 37
CAY Hugo, ii. 279
CECIL, LORD BURGHLEY, noticed, v. 100, 164 n. Counsels of,
Ti. 72. Negotiates with Scotland, 1 12, 1 18, 120. Letter of, to the
Congregation, 121-124. Intrigues with Scotland, 126, 129, 130,131,
132, 136, 143, 147, 153, 166, 167-170, 172-173, 178, 191, 192, 195,
197,205,209,215,216,218,225,228,229-230,241,243,244,246,246
n. 248, 249, 252-254, 256, 258, 266, 269, 270, 276, 277, 286, 287,
291-292, 293, 293-294, 296, 299, 304-308, 309, 316-317, 336,
338-339, 341, 345, 353; vii. 5, 6, 10, 11, 13, 14, 20, 24-26, 27, 39,
45, 47, 48, 59, 60, 65, 73, 82, 86, 88, 91-92, 100, 101, 103, 1 15, 119,
123-125, 127, 128,130, 148, 150, 154, 160,161, 168,169, 187, 190,
191, 203, 205, 208, 212, 213, 215, 216, 217, 218-219, 222-223, 230,
235, 237, 238, 243, 245, 247, 255, 257,258, 264, 265, 266, 270-271,
277, 278-279, 281, 282, 284-286. Admonishes Grange and Leth-
ington, 291-292, 303. Endeavours to procure the death of Mary,
310, 311-325, 327. Intrigues of, with regard to Scotland, 329,
331, 338, 339-340, 342, 343, 345, 346-347, 349-350. General
notices of, viii. 2, 3, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 15, 30, 40, 42, 50, 57, 60,
73, 75, 92, 138, 156, 175, 189, 191, 197, 201, 212, 229, 251, 276,
299, 311, 312, 316-325, 335, 340, 345. His intrigues with regard
to Scotland, after the execution of Mary, ix. 2-3, 9, 15, 23, 39, 41,
42, 48-49, 51, 62, 70, 72, 74, 76, 78, 92-98, 105, 110, 122, 128,
132 n. 142, 156-157, 164, 175, 176, 181, 197, 198-199, 200, 251.
Death of, 257. Journal of, noticed, vii. 115;
Sir William, vi. 314; vii. 47
Thomas, vii. 342
Sir Robert. Counsels of, regarding Scotland, ix. 105, 128, 132 n.
142, 157, 159, 160, 176-177, 178, 180, 190, 200, 243 n. 249, 257-
259, 263, 268, 276, 277, 279, 280, 281, 282, 284, 287, 289,
292. Intrigues of, with James, 329, 331, 332, 333, 335-337. Un-
popularity of, 339-340. Sycophancy of, to James, 341-345. No-
ticed, 349, 350. Present at the death of Elizabeth, 355, 356-357,
358, 359
CECILIA, daughter of Patrick earl of Dunbar, i. 56 n.
CELTIC Race. Notices of the, ii. 188-193, 203, 204, 244-245, 344,
350-351; Hi. 150,214-215
CER1GNOLA, T. 27
INDEX. 33
CESSFORD Laird of, vi. 35; viii. 38, 231 ; ix. 6, 8-9, 25, 31-32, 84,
108, 130, 169-174, 181
Her of. &KER
CHALMERS George, the Antiquarian, noticed, ii. 203, 250
of Gathgirth. His remonstrance with Mary of Guise, vi.
82
CHALONS, iv. 48 n.
CHAMBERLAINS Great. Accounts of, mentioned, ii. 377-379
CHAMBERS Thomas, of Aberdeen, iii. 248
Christopher, iii. 260, 262
Thomas, iii. 260, 265. Executed, 268
David. Arrival of, in Scotland, vii. 7. Accused of the murder
of Darnley, 70, 71
CHAMBRE J&hn del, iii. 260 n.
CHANCELLOR Office of, in the early ages, noticed, ii. 203-204.
Mentioned, vi. 171
CHARLEMAGNE, Emperor of France, ii. 203
CHARLES V. of France, ii. 152, 160; iii. 7
VI. of France. His treaty with Scotland, iii. 8-9, 20, 24. Casual
notices of, 41, 57, 63, 68, 129, 311, 314. Treaty with Scotland, 137
VII. of France. Casual notices of, iii. 164, 166, 202, 231, 253;
iv. 9, 24, 48, 53, 72, 102 n. 104 n. 120, 121, 134. Arbitrates be-
tween Scotland and Norway, 161-163. Casual notices of, 186;
v. 103
VIII. of France. Treaty with Scotland, iv. 246-247, 252, 272,
320, 325; v. 31
IX. of France. Casual notices of, vi. 200, 207-208, 215-216,
234, 268, 315, 334; vii. 10, 15, 50, 93, 122, 129, 132, 146-147, 148,
282, 308, 338, 340. Juncture of his death, viii. 15
the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, noticed, iv. 194, 196, 201, 203,
204, 227
King of Castile, v. 31
V. of Germany, noticed, v. 120, 121, 130, 187, 191. Negotia-
tions with James V. 196, 197, 199, 205. Casual notices of, 211,
212, 215, 217, 227, 228, 241, 243, 294, 318, 320; vi. 8, 54
V. of Spain, v. 205-206; vi. 133
The Archduke, vi. 277, 304
I. of England. Birth of, ix. 327. Noticed, 361
CHARTELLET Unfortunate story of, vi. 273-274
CHARTER of the Forests demanded from Edward I. of England
by the nobles, i. 133. Noticed, ib. The ratification of, asked,
136-137. Confirmed by Edward, 163
The Great, demanded from Edward I. of England by the
nobles, i. 133. Noticed, 133 n. Ratification of, asked, 136-137.
Ratified by Edward I. of England, 163
CHARTERIS of Amisfield, iv. 248
John. Plots against Cardinal Beaton, v. 299, 300
of Kinfauns, fights for the provostship of Perth, v. 307-308.
Noticed, vi. 101, 106, 111
See CHARTRES
CHARTIER Alain, iii. 275 n.
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CHARTLEY, Tiii. 275, 276, 279-282, 284. Mary's removal from,
297, 300, 349
CHARTRES Patrick de, ii. 30
The High Chancellor, slain, ii. 72
CHASTELHERAULT Hamilton, Earl of Arran, Duke of. See
HAMILTON
Duchess of, viii. 46
Dukedom of, vi. 53, 57, 124
CHASTILLON Hugh de, Earl of St. Paul. Set ST. PAUL
CHATILLON M., ambassador, T. 218 n.
CHATSWORTH, vii. 272, 282
a friar, T. 113
CHATTAN Clan. See QUHELE
CHAUCER Geoffrey, noticed, ii. 299, 300; iii. 171; T. 9-10
CHAVBRELIACK M. Jehan, iii. 314
CHEESE Importance of the manufacture of, in the thirteenth and
fourteenth centuries, ii. 185
CHEPMAN Walter, v. 36-37
CHESTER,!. 249; ii. 260
Bishop of, iii. 299-303
CHEVIGNY Monsieur, vi. 124
CHEVIOT HILLS, iii. 43; v. 59
CHISHOLM, Bishop of Dunblane, vi. 355
Sir James, of Cornileys, an agent of the Catholic faction, ix. 24,
113, 121
CHISHOLME William, Bishop of Dunblane, persecutes the Refor-
mers, v. 224
CHIVALRY, in the early ages, ii. 343-349. Absurdities of, iii. 55.
Passion for, 69
CRICHTON, a Jesuit, viii. 216
CHRISTIERN, King of Norway, disputes with James II. iv. 120-
121,133-134,161-162. Disputes with James III. 183-184. Nego-
tiations regarding the marriage of his daughter with James, 184-
188. Noticed, 256, 284
II. of Denmark, y. 14. Begs assistance from Scotland, 114.
Noticed, 196,207
CHRISTINA of the Isles, i. 218, 220
Sister of the Bruce. See BRUCE
CHR1STISON, a minister, viii. 103
CHRONICLES Norwegian, quoted, i. 22, 24. See NORSE
of the early ages, ii. 297-298
CHURCH The Scottish. Canons enacted to secure the inde-
pendence of, i. 42. Notices of, in the early ages, ii. 281-298. In
the reign of James I. iii. 198-200. Support of, by James I. 273-
274. By James II. iv. 64. Influence of James II. over, 130.
Attempts of the primus, Graham, to reform, 199-201. Disorder
in, 224. Enactments regarding privileges of the crown in, 263-
264, 296, 310-311. Benefices in, v. 114. Corruption in, 116-117.
Patronage in, 125, 127. The nobles envy the possessions in, 247
The Reformers separate from, vi. 78. Proposal to despoil 'it of
its riches, 131. Disputes regarding the lands of, 1 80, 1 8 1 , 1 88, 1 89
INDEX. 35
CHURCH Scottish Protestant. The regent Moray swears to support,
vii. 154. Established by Moray in Parliament, 162-1 65. Establish-
ment of Episcopacy in, 336-337. State of, in 1579, viii. 48-49.
State of, in 1581, 90-92. In 1581-1582, 93-111. Noticed, ix. 12,
45. Establishment of Presbytery in, 63-65. Proposed endow-
ment of, 193. Establishment of Episcopacy, 225-232, 235, 237-
242
Catholic, in Scotland, noticed, viii. 120. Ritual of, ix. 65-66.
See CATHOLIC party, and CLERGY, Catholic.
of England. Endeavours of, to rule the Scottish Church, ii.
282, 283, 285-286
of Rome. See ROME
CINCIA, Daughter of the Count of Provence, ii. 341-342
CINQUE PORTS Vessels of, i. 92. Mentioned, ii. 260
CIRENCESTER, iii. 296
C1STERTIAN MONKS, ii. 177
Nuns,ii. 178
CLACKMANNAN, iii. 226
Laird of, viii. 185
County of, ravaged by the army of Edward I. of England, i.
146, 174. Mentioned, ii. 168
CLANCAMERON The, v. 338
CLANDONNELL The, ix. 177, 250
CLANKAYN The, v. 338
CLANRANALD Captain of, v. 195 n.; ix. 178
The, v. 338
CLANRICARD Earl of, ix. 340
CLARE Thomas de, joins the barons against Margaret of Norway,
i. 55
Gilbert de, Earl of Gloucester. See GLOUCESTER
CLARENCE Duke of, iii. 323; iv. 211
Commander, slain, vi. 30
CLARENCIEUX HERALD, v. 115, 128, 136
CLARENDON Sir Roger de, executed, iii. 305
CLARK Alexander, vi. 197, 223
CLAUD Lord, vi. 252
CLEMENT III. Pope, ii. 285
IV. demands tithes to be paid by the Scottish clergy to Henry
III. of England, i. 41-42
V. i.,214, 218, 246, 248
VII., v. 208
VIII., ix. 347, 349
CLEISH Colvil of. See COLVIL
CLERGY The, of Scotland, refuse to submit to the papal legate, i.
41-42. Appeal to Rome, 42. Commanded by the pope to be at
peace with Edward I. of England, 168. Declare Robert Bruce
king, 243. Taxed by David II., ii. 105. Courts held by, 206-207.
Commercial enterprise of, 241-242. Learning of, 289-298. Arts
and sciences of the early ages confined to, 31 6. Architecture of
their buildings, 327-333. Accuse John Resby of heresy, iii. 142.
Their hatred of the Lollards, 199. Patronized by James I. 203.
36 INDEX.
Still seconded by James in persecuting the Reformers, 242-245.
Reformation of, by Bishop Kennedy, iv. 43. Their service courted
by James II. 52. Act passed in favour of, 70. Patronized by James
II. 130. Mission to the court of Rome regarding, 252-253.
Patronized by James V. v. 198. Tax imposed on, by him, 201-202.
Persecution of the Reformers, and licentiousness of, 222-226, 227,
228, 234, 236, 237, 238-239. Refuse to perform the services of
the church during the imprisonment of Beaton, 264. Determina-
tion of, to resist the Protestant party, 279. Converts to the Re-
formation chiefly from the orders of, 339. Character of, 340. At
the battle of Pinky, vi. 27, 33. Quarrels amongst, 55. Exert
themselves against the Reformers, 79, 81, 85-87. Abused by the
Protestant party, 87. Proposals of, to the Protestants, 90-91.
Convention of, with the Protestants, 95. Anathema of the Pro-
testants against, 104. Protected by the treaty of Elizabeth with
France and Scotland, 171, 173. Discomfited in Parliament by
the Congregation, 178, 179-180, 184, 189. See CLERGY Catholic,
and CLERGY Protestant
CLERGY Protestant. Dispute with the Catholics regarding church
money, vi. 249-252. Their detestation of the prelacy of England,
254. Violence of, towards Mary, 269-270, 277-279. Noticed,
319, 320. Disapprove of Mary's marriage with Darnley, 321, 323.
Unreasonable demands of, to Mary, 347-349. Supported by
Mary, 351, 354, 355. False representation of the condition of,
made to Elizabeth, vii 7-8. Sanction the murder of Riccio, 21-
22, 28. Suspicious of Darnley, 45. Favoured by Mary, 84. Dis-
approve of her marriage with Both well, 96, 100. Support the
confederacy against her, 114. Benefits conferred on, for support-
ing the confederates, 119-120. Hostility of, towards Mary, 131,
133-134, 135-136. Object to anointing kings, in crowning, 138.
Endeavour to procure the church patrimony, 165. Noticed, 166.
Support the English party against Mary, 265, 286, 295, 321, 328,
348. Their attacks onEpiscopacy inl581-1582;viii. 93-111. On bad
terms with James VI. ix. 1 8, 27, 33. Noticed, 36, 37, 45, 46-48, 55,
56, 60. Acts passed in their favour, 63-65. Intolerance of, 65-66.
Casual notices of, 68, 69-70, 72, 74-75. Displeased with James
VI. 80. Attempts of, to persecute the Catholics, 80-82. Noticed,
85. Concessions to, in parliament, 87. Their zeal against James,
87-88. Sanction the plots of Bothwell, 88, 91, 101, 102, 104, 105-
106, 108, 109. Anathema of, against the Catholic earls, 110-114.
Exert all their influence to have them punished, 115-123. Plot
against James, 128-129, 130, 132, 137-138. Violence of, towards
the Catholics, 143, 145, 146, 152, 155, 158, 163, 165, 167, 169.
Casual notices of, 171, 173, 181, 182, 183-184. Amicable negotiation
with James, 191-194. Noticed, 199. Quarrel with James regarding
his proposed restoration of the Catholic earls, 200-224. Questions
from James to, and answers from, 225-232. Become reconciled
to the Catholic earls, 232-235. Opposed to the establishment of
Episcopacy, 235-236, 237-242. Noticed, 243, 244, 259. Enraged
at James's "Treatise on Government," 261-263. Alarmed at the
favour shown to Catholics, 266. Object to theatrical performances,
INDEX. 37
266-267. Connexion of, with Gowrie, 274-275. Opposed to
James, 276, 277. Noticed, 280, 282. In favour of Gowrie, 290.
Accuse James of a plot against Gowrie, 320-321
CLERGY The Catholic, in Scotland, slighted by Mary on her return
to Scotland, vi. 246-247, 249. Dispute with the Protestants regard-
ing church revenues, 249-253. Persecuted by the Protestants,
278-280. Noticed, 320. The confederate nobles engage to put
them down, vii. 120-121. Act of parliament against, ix. 87
English. Cruelties committed on them by Wallace, i. 113.
Noticed, iv. 179
CLERNAU His mission to Scotland, vii. 15
CLIDESDALE,i. 147
CLIFFORD Lord Robert, invades Annandale, i. 130-131. Sent
with an army to Scotland, 204, 206. Noticed, 218. Holds
Douglas castle, 220-221. Noticed, 243
Lord, i. 201
Lord James, i. 244
Sir Robert, defeated by the Earl of Moray near Stirling, i. 263-
267. Slain at the battle of Bannockburn, 274. Noticed, 277; ii.
348
Lord, in the year 1465, ii. 137
Lord, in the year 1504, iii. 310
Lord. Treachery of, iv. 321-322
CLINTON Lord, invades Scotland, vi. 19, 22, 35, 45, 46
CLOTHES Price of, in the early ages, ii. 276-277
CLUNACENSIAN MONKS, ii. 178
CLUNIE GORDON Laird of, ix. 148
CLUNY Fort of, i. 85 n.
CLYDE Firth of. Haco king of Norway enters, i. 27-28. Islands
in, mentioned, 29, 31
River, i. 30, 235 n. 356; iv. 301; v. 309; vii. 179, 257, 264,
288-290; ix. 67
CLYDESDALE,}. 241; ii. 37, 238; vii. 270; viii. 44; ix. 40, 173
CNUT, the Opulent, ii. 252-253
COAL State of, in the early ages, ii. 273
COALITION between the Lord James and the Queen-dowager, vi.
381-382
COBHAM Sir Ralph, i. 328
Lord, iii. 326-328
Lord, in 1587, viii. 345; ix. 342, 344
COCHRANE, favourite of James III. noticed, iv. 214. Influences
James against his brother, Albany, 215-217. Arrogance of, 230-
231, 232. Seized and executed, 232-234. Noticed, 235, 257
COCKBURN of Henderland, executed, v. 193
of Ormiston, v. 338-339. His support of Wishart, 342-346.
Casual notices of, vi. 9, 35, 37-38, 40, 139, 147-148. Sanctions the
murder of Riccio, vii. 21. Pardoned, 40. His connexion with the
murder of Darnley,54 n. Casual notices of, 110, 167, 186, 242
a tool of Cecil's. His mission to Scotland, vii. 10
Sir James, of Skirling, vii. 196-197
Sir Robert, ix. 156, 157
428738
38 INDEX.
COCKBURN Sir John, ix. 23
Family of, iii. 109
COCKBURNSPATH, viii. 184
COCKERMOUTH, i. 128; iii. 40; vii. 182
COCKLAWS-Tower of, besieged, iii. 118-119, 122-123
COCKPULE, or COCKPOOL Laird of, iv. 290; vi. 36
COINAGE in the Early Ages, ii. 264-270. Enactments regarding,
iv. 126, 129, 295-296. See also MONEY
COKE, Sir Edward, ix. 246
COLDBRANDSPATH, ii. 74
Wood of, iii. 86
COLDINGHAM, i. 149; v. 96, 190. Siege of, 311, 312 n. 313, 316,
317. Mentioned, 334; vi. 48; vii. 128
Prior of, murdered, v. 116. Priory of, iv. 263; v. 81
Moor, ix. 6
COLDINGKNOWES, viii. 184
Laird of, viii. 38, 242
COLDSTREAM Nunnery of, i. 96
COLESSIE of Bonnymoon, iv. 89
of Balnamoon, iv. 268, 272
COLIGNI, the reformer, vi. 261
COLL, v. 230
COLLINGWOOD Sir Cuthbert, viii. 16. Defeated by the Bor-
derers, ix. 8-9
COLLYN Forest of, ii. 167
COLQUHOUN of Luss, slain, iv. 22
Sir John, of Luss, appointed comptroller, iv. 161. Noticed,
206. Slain, 219. Noticed, 254 n.
Envoy, v. 337
COLUMBUS Christopher, v. 4
COLVIL of Oxenham Murder of, iv. 59
of Cleish, vi. 108; vii. 255; viii. 158, 165
of Easter Wemyss, viii. 154; ix. 72, 133, 136. Remonstrates
with James VI. 288
Mr. John, ambassador of Gowrie and the Kirk, viii. 129,
136, 145, 149. Flees to Berwick, 159. Noticed, 165, 192; ix. 72.
Assists Bothwell in his plot against James VI. 88-90, 128. Casual
notices of, 159-161, 183, 253, 276-277, 279
COMMERCE in the Early Ages, ii. 236-258, 263-264.' In the reign
of Robert II. iii. 57-58. Enactments regarding, 196. Notices
of, in the fifteenth century, 203-205. Enactment regarding, 210,
254-255 ; iv. 7-8. Concern of monarchs and nobility in, 209
COMMON PRAYER The, vii. 193
COMMONS First appearance of, in the Scottish parliament, ii.
226-236
House of. Origin of, iii. 227
COMMUNITY of Scotland Their letter to Edward the First,
i. 371-374
COMO The cardinal, viii. 43
COMPTON Earl, ix. 252 n.
Lady, ix. 252 n.
INDEX. 39
COMPTROLLER Office of, vi. 171
COMYN John, Baron, at the taking of the castle of Dunbar, i.
100
Sir John, younger of Badenoch, surnamed the Red, joins Wal-
lace, i. 138. Chosen one of the governors of Scotland, 150. No-
ticed, 151. Defeats the army. of Edward I. of England at Roslin,
170. Unable to stand out against Edward, 172. Driven by Ed-
ward to take refuge in the fastnesses, 174. Attempts to defend
the passage of the Forth against Edward, 176. Delivers up the
kingdom to Edward, 176-177. His claims to the crown, 189-190.
Noticed, 193 n. His connexion with Bruce in the regency, 194.
His jealousy of Bruce, 195. Conference with Bruce, 196. Be-
trays Bruce to Edward, 196-197. Is slain by Bruce and his fol-
lowers, 198. Noticed, 199. Murder of, noticed, 203, 204 n. 209,
212,215; ii. 2, 34
Sir Robert, slain, i. 198
William, i. 213 n.
- William, brother of the Earl of Buchan, i. 214
Walter, slain, ii. 20
Lord Walter, ii. 215
Alexander, Earl of Buchan. See BUCHAN
John, Earl of Buchan. See BUCHAN
John, Lord of Badenoch. See BADENOCH
Earl of Menteith. See MENTEITH
Maria, ii. 213
The house of, collect an army, i. 12. Deprived of their politi-
cal influence, 12, 13. Ambition of, 13. Power of, 14. Sup-
ported by the Pope, ib. Seize Alexander III. 15. March with
him against England, 16. Defeat a plot against Alexander, ib.
Power in the regency restored to them, 16-17. Lose their leader,
Walter Comyn, 17. See MENTEITH. Jealousies between, and the
Bruces, 190-191. Casual notices of, 193, 194, 203, 250, 369-370.
Treaty of, with Llewellyn, prince of Wales, 370-371. Hatred of,
to the Bruce, ii. 2-3. Notices of, 17, 32, 33, 172
CONCRESSAULT Sieur, iv. 202
Monipenny, Lord of. See MONIPENNY
CONDE" Prince of, vi. 268-269
CONFESSION OF FAITH passed in Parliament, vi. 181-184, 186;
vii. 164. Subscription to, ix. Ill, 112, 119, 122, 207, 232, 234
CONGREGATION The. See PROTESTANT
CONNAL O'Donnel, prince of, v. 46, 48, 201
CONNAUGHT Eth O'Connor, prince of. See O'CONNOR
CONSERVATOR STATUTORUM. See PROTECTOR OF THE
STATUTES
CONSISTORY The, denounced, vi. 155-156
CONSTABLE Sir Marmaduke, v. 58, 63
CONSTANCE Bishop of, i. 258
CONSTANTINE, a bondsman, ii. 212
COOK Dr. noticed, vi. 196 n.
COPENHAGEN, iv. 185; ix. 28
COPLAND, takes David II. prisoner, ii. 72
40 INDEX.
COPLAND, governor of Northumberland, ii. 87
Sir John, iii. 50
CORBEIL, i. 335
Bishop of, sent as nuncio to Bruce, i. 297-301
CORBRIDGE, i. 246. Burnt, 249
CORDELLE, French ambassador, T. 115-116
CORNAL Fortalice of, iii. 32
CORNEL Richard, archdeacon of Lothian, iii. 156
CORNWALL, ii. 301; iii. 153
Richard, Earl of, brother of Henry III. proposes a treaty be-
tween him and Alexander II. i. 5
Edmund, Earl of, i. 154
Earl of, brother of Edward III. of England, ii. 43, 48
Earl of, son-in-law of the Count of Provence, ii. 341-342
Gaveston, Earl of. See GAVESTON
CORRICH IE Defeat of Huntly at,vi. 266
CORSTORPHINE,v. 31, 170
CORTACHY,iv. 114
COTESBACHE, chamberlain to Edward II. of England, i. 235
COTTENSHOPE Forest of, ii. 168
COUCI Ingelram de. Disagreement between Henry III. of Eng-
land and Alexander II. ascribed to, i. 3 n. Manner of the death
of, 3-4 n. Noticed, ii. 195
De. The family of, i. 1 n.
COULTER Lands of, iv. 64
COUNCIL Order of, of the reign of David II. ii. 390
General. Difference between, and Parliament, iii. 230. Meet-
ing of. See PARLIAMENT
COURCELLES Monsieur de, viii. 332; ix. 17
COURTNEY Sir Piers, defied to single combat by a Scottish
knight, iii. 70-71
COURTS held by the clergy and barons, in the early ages, ii. 205-
208
COVENANT The, signed, vi. 83-84, 105
COVENANTERS, i. 101
COWAL,ii. 36; iv. 293
Lordship of, iv. 193
CO WDENKNOWES Laird of,ix. 5
COWHILL Laird of, vii. 281
Castle of, vii. 281
COWPER, a recusant minister, viii. 339
COWSLAND, v. 189; viii. 185
COX Dr. vi. 75-76
CRAB John, a Flemish engineer, noticed, i. 305. Forms instru-
ments of war, 311-312. Noticed, ii. 4. Attacks the English, 15-
16. Noticed, 23
CRAIG John, minister of Edinburgh, sanctions the murder of
Riccio, vii. 21-22. Noticed, 36. Refuses to proclaim the banns
of Mary's marriage with Bothwell, 96. Casual notices of, 97,
121, 133; viii. 96, 184, 220, 224
Mr. Thomas, advocate, ix. 99, 124
INDEX 41
CRAIG Mr. James, ix. 124
in Angus. Castle of, ix. 153
CRAIGANAIRGID, v. 112
CRAIGENGELT executed, ix. 323
CRAIGMILLAR Preston of. See PRESTON
Castle of, iv. 221; v. 106. Mary's residence at, vii. 50-53, 64-
65. Noticed, ix. 31, 132
CRAIGNAUCHT HILL, iv. 16
CRAIL, vi. 108
CRAILING Manor of, ii. 208
CRAILL Keeper of the Warren at, ii. 27
CRAMOND, i. 52; ii. 244 n.
CRANMER Bishop, v. 207; vi. 75
CRANSTON, v. 189
William, iv. 18
Lord, vi. 37-38
Mr. Michael, ix. 217
a servant of Gowrie's, ix. 314. Executed, 323
CRANSTOUN Lord, iv. 218
CRAW AR Paul, burnt for heresy, iii. 242-245
CRAWFORD Sir Reginald, executed in the cause of Bruce, i. 222
Earl of, iii. 76, 160, 169, 173; iv. 8
Alexander, second Earl of, his feud with Bishop Crichton, iv.
44-45. Cause of his death, 49-50. Noticed, 51
Alexander Lindsay,Earl of,surnamed the Tiger,or EarlBeardy,
his quarrel with the Justiciar of Arbroath, iv. 49-51. Leagues
against James II., 51-52. Opposed by James, 53, 63. Noticed, 71.
His league with Douglas, 73, 74, 75, 78, 80, 83, 85-86, 88. Defeated
by the Earl of Huntly, 89-90. Takes revenge upon his enemies,
90-91. Noticed, 92, 93. Submission of, to James, and death of,
98-99. Casual notices of, 99, 132, 154
The Master of, iv. 218
Earl of, v. 18. Slain at the battle of Flodden, 64-67
Earl of, in 1514, v. 76, 115, 148, 198, 200 n. 201.
David Lindsay, Master of, v. 351
Earl of, vi. 16, 207, 336, 356 ; vii. 118, 264 ; viii. 29, 110, 137,
149, 185, 240, 241, 243, 245 ; ix. 13, 26-27, 36
of Jordanhill, noticed, vii. 63, 64-65. Accuses Maitland and
Balfour, 239. Takes the castle of Dunbarton, 288-290.
David Lindsay, Earl of. See MONTROSE, Duke of
CRESSINGHAM Hugh de, appointed treasurer of Scotland, i.
107. Noticed, 108. Character of, 110. Noticed, 118. Com-
mands the English army to Stirling, 1 1 9. Disbands part of the
army, 119-120. Urges the attack at Stirling bridge, 122. Leads
the van of the army, ib. His death, 125. Instance of the
hatred of the Scots to, ib. Noticed, 176
CRESS Y Battle of, mentioned, ii. 69, 88, 93, 134, 348 ; iii. 7
CRETON Ballad by, noticed, iii. 312-313
CREVANT Battle of, mentioned, iii. 202; iv. 9
CRICHTON Sir Andrew, iv. 41
Sir William, Lord Chancellor, noticed,, iii. 213, 236; iv. 4, 8.
42 INDEX.
His ambitious designs in obtaining the person of James II., 9-15,
16. Noticed, 18. Misunderstanding with Livingston, regarding
the custody of James, 20-22. Entraps and executes Douglas, 26-
32. Noticed, 33. Farther intrigues of, 37, 38. Douglas and
Livingston unite their power against, 39-42, 43, 44. Treaty with
his opponents, 46. Sides with James against the Douglases, 52.
Received into favour by James, 52-53, 59, 63. Casual notices of,
68, 71, 76. Skirmish with Douglas, 79. Noticed, 83, 85, 92.
Counsels of, 96-97, 98. Death of, 101. Noticed, 154, 155
CRICHTON Sir William, son of the preceding, iv. 155
Lord. Treason of, iv. 242, 243-244, 245, 246. Noticed, 299
of Sanquhar, iv. 248, 254 n. 263
Abbot of Holy rood, v. 168
Bishop of Duukeld, his argument with one of the reformers, v.
224-226
Laird of Brunston, v. 299-300, 324. Plots against Cardinal
Beaton, 333-334. Approves of the Reformation, 338-339. His
support of Wishart, 342-345. Plot against Beaton, 350, 351-352.
Noticed, vi. 37-38, 40. Sanctions the murder of Riccio, vii. 21.
Flies to England, 35. Pardoned, 40
Father, ix. 166
Sir George. See CAITHNESS, Earl of
Sir James. See MORAY, Earl of
Castle of, ii. 49; iv. 29, 79
CRIE Water of, i. 235
CRISTICLEIK, a cannibal, ii. 59
CRISTIJOHNSON, of Clan Quhele, iii. 68
CROC Monsieur de, present at the interview between Mary and
Darnley, vii. 41-44. Letters of, 49-51, 55, 56. Opposed to the
party of Bothwell, 93, 94, 99, 101, 102. Endeavours to conciliate
between Mary and the confederates, 108. Casual notices of, 110 n.
118,123,129,131,306-307,311
CROFTS Sir James. Negotiations of, with Scotland, vi. 127, 129,
130, 131, 152. Noticed, 162
Privy councillor, viii. 311
CROIX Rouge, v. 58
CROM ARTY Castle of,ii. 171
Fort of, i. 84 n.
Firth of, iii. 153
CROMWELL Lord, iii. 168
Secretary, v. 204, 205 n.
Oliver, i. 101
CROOKSTON Laird of, vii. 105
Castle of, iv. 299
CROSIER William, iii. 156
Clement, v. 284 n.
CROSREGAL Abbot of, vi. 4 n.
CROSS The Fiery, described, vi. 19-20. Sent throughout Scotland,
359
CROSSARS The, iv. 322
CROSSCRYNE, ii. 74
INDEX. 43
CROWN LANDS Resumption of, ii. 100. Mentioned, ix. 12
CROYSER William, iv. 35
CRUACHIN BEN Pass of, i. 239, 291 ; ii. 366
CRUCIFUBREIS Alfonso de, iv. 9, 35
CRUELTY Instances of, i. 22
CRUMB ARTHYN Fort of, i. 84 n.
CRUSADE A body of knights join, i. 41-42. See PALESTINE
CRYNE, a pirate, i. 290 n.
CULLEN Captain, vii. 74, 105. Trial of, 117, 169
CULROSS, i. 326
Abbot of, vi. 4 n.
CULSAMOND, ix. 153
CUMRAYS Islands of, i. 29, 31. Haco, king of Norway, orders
mass to be sung at, to assuage a storm, 31. His fleet at, 33.
Mentioned, iv. 106; v. 19; ix. 67
CUMBERLAND, i. 69. Invaded by the Scots, 95. Invaded by
Wallace, 128. Mentioned, 235 n., 249, 255, 282, 317 ; ii. 182, 189,
194 n. 256-257, 351. Ravaged by the Scots, iii. 36, 40; iv. 55-56.
Mentioned, vii. 182, 197, 263
Earl of, v. 245 ; vui. 311
Sheriff of, i. 231
Men of, ii. 190-191
CUMIN Alexander, i. 42 n.
CUMNOCK, i. 230
CUNINGHAM Sir Robert, of Kilmaurs, iii. 191
CUNNINGHAM, i. 226 ; ii. 37, 38-39, 75 ; iv. 293 J vi. 16
Sir Humphrey, iii. 201
Envoy of Lennox, vii. 81-82
of Drumwhassel, vii. 288-289; viii. 64
Bishop of Aberdeen, ix. 140
John, ix. 176-177, 179, 189
Barons of, v. 344
CUNNINGHAMHEAD-Laird of, vi. 190
CUPAR, ii. 185. Protestantism of, vi. 101
Abbot of, vi. 4 n., 5 n.
Provost of, vii. 164 n.
Castle of, ii. 39, 52, 57-58, 61
CUPAR-IN-FIFE Castle of, i. 214
CUPAR MOOR, vi. 110, 126 n. 282
CURLE, Secretary to Mary, viii. 270, 274-275, 284-286. Made
prisoner, 297. Incident regarding his wife and child in Mary's
prison, 300. Noticed, 316, 317-318, 323
Elizabeth, an attendant of Mary, present at her execution, viii.
355, 357
CURRY Piers de, slain, i. 34-35
Walter, ii. 61-62
CYPRES King of, in 1364, ii. 126-127
44 INDEX.
D
DALRY Lordship of, iv. 1 93
DACRE Sir James, ii. 77. Taken prisoner, 85-86
Son of Sir James, ii. 86
Lord, v. 14, 24, 45, 46. At the battle of Flodden, 58-67.
Casual notices of, 73, 74, 78, 82-83. Intrigues against Scotland,
82-83, 84, 86, 90, 92, 93, 95, 98, 99-100, 101, 104, 120-138, 142,
164. Noticed, 187, 215. At the battle of Pinky, vi. 19, 28
Lord William, v. 173 n.
Sir C. v. 173 n.
an English leader, v. 249
D ACRES Lord, ii. 21, 137; iv. 255
Leonard. Rebellion of, vii. 262-263, 279, 290
The house of, iv. 325
DALGARNOCK, i. 230 n.
DALGLEISH George, executed, vii. 169-170
DALKEITH, iii.23, 29; iv. 117; v. 15,116, 157, 293,324-325 n.; vi.
33, 42; vii. 266, 293, 317, 321 ; viii. 33, 55, 94, 96, 106; ix. 109
Lord of, iii. 76; iv. 36
Castle of, mentioned, iii. 23, 46; iv. 90. Taken, vi. 42-43.
Mentioned, viii. 28, 111
DALSWPNTON Castle of, i. 250; ii. 81, 97 n., 172
DAM Magistrates of, i. 285 n,
Port of, iv. 181
DAMASCUS John of,ii. 291
DAM10T, an astrologer, vii. 27
DAMON Monsieur, ix. 247
DANISH SEA KINGS, ix. 363
DAIRSAY, ii. 39
DARCY Lord, v. 73
Sir Antony, v. 136, 201
DARNAWAY, ii. 322
DARNI Sir John, iii. 115
DARNLEY The baron of, iv. 93
Lord, iv. 237
Lord, husband of Queen Mary, noticed, v. 95. Proposed
marriage of, to Mary, vi. 257-258. Noticed, 298. Elizabeth's and
MelviPs remark on the appearance of, 301-302. Noticed, 305-306.
arrival of in Scotland, and reception of, by Mary, 314-315. De-
scent of, 320-321. Chosen by Mary for her husband, and bad
effects of, upon him, 321-323. The marriage disapproved of, by
Elizabeth, 324. Casual notices of, 330, 332. Mary's endeavours
to procure support in her marriage with, 333, 336. Knighted by
Mary, 337. England and the Protestant party against the mar-
riage of, 337-349. Plot against, 349-350. Refutes the charge
of treachery against Moray, 352-353. Refuses to obey Elizabeth's
summons, 355. Marriage of, with Mary, 355-356. Noticed, vii.
1, 2. Rights of, supported by Mary, 4, 5.. Casual notices of,
6,8,9,13. Becomes jealous of Riccio, 14. Noticed, 15. Insti-
INDEX. 45
gates the plot against Riccio, and cause of, 17-28. Present at the
murder of, 28-30. Imprisons Mary, and takes the government into
his own hands, 31-33. Prevailed on by Mary to deceive the con-
spirators, and fly with her to Dunbar, 33-35. Denounces his
accomplices, 35-37. His guilt revealed to Mary, and indig-
nation of all parties at, 37-39. Mary becomes reconciled to him,
on the approach of her confinement, 39. Intrigues with Rome,
41-42. His determination to go abroad, and endeavours of Mary
to dissuade him, 41-45, 47. Bothwell's evil intentions towards,
46-47. Indifference of, towards Mary, 49-51. Plots formed at
Craigmillar against his life, 51-54. Absents himself from the
baptism of his son, 55-56. Illness, and capricious conduct of, 57-59.
Supposed connexion of Joseph Riccio and Lutyni with the murder
of, 58-61. Plots against, 61-63. Visited by Mary, at Glasgow,
63-64. Becomes reconciled to Mary, and brought by her to Edin-
burgh, 64-67. His parting with Mary, 67-68. Serious reflections
of, 68. Murder of, 68-70. Burial of, 71. Intrigues regarding
the murderers of, 70-222, 228, 239, 242, 244, 254, 259, 267, 284-
286, 288, 290, 335, 336. Note on his plot against Mary, 362-364.
Note on the murder of, 369-372. Casual notices of, viii. 45, 56,
68-69, 72-73. Morton and Binning condemned for the murder of,
78-85. Noticed, 230, 252
DARNLEY Stuart, Lord of. See STUART.
Lordship of, viii. 334
DARRUS Forest of, ii. 167
DAVID I. Casual notices of, ii. 168, 177, 178, 179, 180, 185, 187,
189-191, 194, 200, 201, 209, 213, 218-219, 237, 238, 239, 242, 248,
249-250, 254, 256, 264, 282, 295, 308, 315, 334, 335-336, 344,
350-351, 352, 354, 358, 361 n. 363, 364, 371; iii.95, 273
II. i. 292. His birth, 333. Oath of homage to, 335. Noticed,
349. Proposed marriage of, 352. Noticed, 355. Marriage of, to
Joanna of England, celebrated, 356. Casual notices of, 357, 363;
ii. 2. Crowned, 6. Sent to France, 18. Noticed, 37. Re-
turns to Scotland, 62. His unfitness for governing the Scots, 62-
64. Defeated at the battle of Durham, and taken prisoner, 69-73.
His hatred of the Steward, 73-74. Visits Scotland, 79. Betrays
his country to Edward III. of England, 79-80. Negotiations for
his release from prison, 83-85, 94-97. His arrival in Scotland, 97-
98. Intrigues with Edward, 102-203, 109-111. Negotiates with
France, 106. Proposes to his parliament to choose a son of
Edward's to succeed him, 114-117. Marries Margaret Logic, and
goes over to England, 120-121. Again intrigues with Edward
regarding his kingdom, 122-126. His partiality for England, 147-
149. Divorce of his queen, 159. His death, and character, 160-
162. Casual notices of, 169, 184, 187, 192, 193, 197, 231, 233, 235,
238-239, 248, 252, 256, 259, 262, 264 n. 267, 268, 270, 276, 277,
294, 296 n. 309-310, 327, 339, 340, 347, 349 n. 362, 365; iii. 1-2, 6,
20,56,73, 174, 177; iv. 149
Second son of Alexander III. Death of, i. 49
Son of Malcolm III. i. 235 n.
King, i. 130
46 INDEX.
DAVIDSON Sir Robert, slain at the battle of Harlaw, iii. 149-
151
The clan, iii. 66 n.
DAVISON John, secretary, viii. 15, 125, 134, 176, 179. His
audience with James VI. at Falkland, 181-183. Noticed, 186,
192,201,203. Is recalled, 210. Noticed, 322. His intercourse with
Elizabeth, regarding the execution of Mary, 341-346. Elizabeth's
unjust treatment of, ix. 1-3, 5
John, minister, lectures King James, viii. 94-95, 96, 100. Pro-
tests as to Durie's removal, 101-102. Noticed, 119, 122. Reprimands
the king, 132. His attack on James, ix. 88. Against the
Catholic earls, 111-112. Protests against Episcopacy, 238, 239
Mr. Duncan, ix. 154.
DAYHOLM of Kershope, ix. 195
DAYNECOURT Sir William, slain in battle, i. 264
D'ARSIE Sir Anthony, v. 32
D'AYALA Pedro, his visit to Scotland, v. 2
DE BONTOT Monsieur, vi. 63
DE COUCI Mary. See MARY
See Cocci
DEE Dr. ix. 354
River, i. 237; ix. 154
D'ELBEUF Marquess, vi. 140, 156
D'ESSE Andrew de Montalembert, Sieur, vi. 44, 48, 50 n.
DE HASTINGS See HASTINGS
DE LA BASTIE See BASTIE
DE LA MOTTE His embassy to Scotland, v. 45, 48. Slain at the
battle of Flodden, 65-67
DE LANGLEY Geoffry. See LANGLEY
DE LANSAC Monsieur, vi. 195
DE MONTFORT. See LEICESTER
DEMPSTER Thomas, the historian, noticed, ii. 313
David, of Caraldstone, iv. 105
DENECHYN, ii. 205
DENMARK, iv. 133 ; v. 240, 320; vi. 131, 141; vii. 175. Alliance
of James VI. with, ix. 11, 27-33, 35, 37-38, 40
King of, i. 22; ii. 126-127;vi. 207, 219; viii. 221
Court of, iv. 252, 295, 306, 310, 319; v. 10, 14, 29, 36, 44; ix.
136-137,236
D'OSELL His embassy to Scotland, vi. 10, 37. Adviser of Mary
of Guise, 60, 66, 101, 106, 1 17, 125. Defeated by the Protestants,
156-157. Noticed, 162, 167. Displeases the Guises, 198. Noticed,
211. Betrays Mary, 218, 228, 229, 230, 231, 233
DE RANDAN Sieur. Embassy of, vi. 167-173, 194, 195
DERBY Henry de Lancaster, Earl of, jousts with the Scottish
knights, ii. 53-54
Earl of, v. 245; vii. 217; viii. 311, 345
DE ROS See Ros.
DE RUBAY Monsieur, vi. 60, 63, 154
DERWENT River, i. 342
DERWENTWATER, i. 128
INDEX. 47
DE SEVRE Ambassador, vi. 157
DESMOND Earl of, iv. 320-321
DESPENCER Lord, executed, iii. 296
DE THERMES French officer, vi. 49, 50-51 n.
DE VAUX Family of, ii. 173
DEVISES, i. 167n.
DEVORGUILLA, mother of John de Baliol, i. 81
Lady, wife of John Baliol, iii. 155
DEWAR A villain, ii. 109
DHAI Clan, iii. 66 n.
DHU Donald, v. 17-18, 26-27
DICKSON, servant to Sir James Douglas, i. 221, 222
Pait, iv. 220
Tom, of the Tower, iv. 220
A pedagogue, ix. 248
DIEPPE, v. 212, 214; vi. 51, 70, 83, 97
DINGWALL, iii. 147, 153; v. 19
Fort of, i. 84 n.
DIRLETON Walter, Lord of, iv. 18
Castle of, besieged by the English army, i. 139
Lands of, viii. 185
DIRLTON, ix. 297, 304
Baron of, iii. 26
Lord of, iii. 132; iv. 291
Castle of, ii. 173
DISCIPLINE The Second Book of, viii. 91
DISDEIR Castle of, taken by Douglas, i. 112-113
DIURNAL OF OCCURRENTS IN SCOTLAND Authenticity
of, considered, v. 359-368
DOLAR, ii. 168
DOLEMAN'S SUCCESSION. See PEBSONS Father
DOLORSHIRE, ii. 205
DOLU Treasurer, vii. 73
DOMESDAY BOOK, ii. 174, 216, 248
DOMINICANS, ii. 177
Convent of, in Stirling,!. 146. In Edinburgh, v. 119
DON River, iii. 149
DONALD, King of Scotland His descendant claims the crown,
i. 78
of the Isles, captured by Edward Bruce, i. 237
Son of John of the Isles, ii. 154
Natural son of John of the Isles, ii. 154
BANE, ii. 189,344
a Galwegian chief, ii. 190
of the Isles, ii. 274
GALDA, of Lochalsh, v. 110
of Sleat, v. 194
See MACDOWALL
- GORM MACDONALD. See MACDONALD
DONC ASTER, ii. 113n.
DONEGAL. See MACDOWAU.
48 INDEX.
DON YP ACE, i. 167 n.
DOORWARD David, ii. 214
DORNAGILLA, mother of Edward Baliol, ii. 2
DORNOCK, ii. 181
DORSET, i. 203
Marquis of, v. 135, 136
DOUGALL. See MACDOWALL
DOUGLAS Lord William, departs for the Crusades, i. 42
Sir William, surrenders the castle of Berwick to Edward I. of
England, i. 98. Joins Wallace, 112. His conquests, 112-113.
His estates ravaged by Robert Bruce, 114. Goes over to the
English party, 116. His opinion of the capitulation to Edward,
116. Present at the election of Wallace to the Governorship, 131.
His lands ravaged by Robert Bruce, 192. Noticed, 193 n.
William, fourth Lor.I, i. 201
The Good Sir James, does homage to Bruce as king, i. 201.
Noticed, 207. His character, 209. Noticed, 211. Procures
provisions for Bruce, 218. Defeats the English at Douglas
castle, 220-222. Again attacks the castle, 224. Noticed, 225,
226, 231. His success in the cause of Bruce, 238. Noticed, 239-
240, 249. Takes the castle of Roxburgh, 252-253. Noticed, 254.
Commands at the battle of Bannockburn, 261, 262, 263. Goes to
succour the Earl of Moray, 264-265, 266. Noticed, 269. At the
battle of Bannockburn, 271, 272. Pursues the English king, 275-
276. Noticed, 280, 281, 287, 291. His exploits on the Borders,
293-296. Assists at the taking of Berwick, 303-304. Appointed
tutor to the heir of the crown, 307-308. Invades England, 313-
317. Noticed, 323. His success against the English, 326-329.
Defeats the army of Edward III. in England, 338-349. Noticed,
354, 355. Bruce's dying injunctions to, 357-359. Noticed, ii. 2.
His departure to Jerusalem, 4. Slain by the Moors in Spain, 5.
His character, 6. Casual notices of, 20, 23, 70, 82, 115, 160, 183,
338-339, 347, 349, 366; iv. 23; v. 57, 59
Archibald, Lord of Galloway, brother of Sir James, ii. 20, 21.
Chosen regent, 23. Defeated, and taken prisoner by the English,
23-29
Sir William, Knight of Liddesdale, son of Sir James, ii. 6.
Taken prisoner, 21-22. Noticed, 39. Skirmish with the English,
41-43, 45, 48-49, 52-53. Casual notices of, 55, 56, 58, 60. Takes
the castle of Edinburgh, 61-62. Noticed, 63. His treachery to
Sir Alexander Ramsay, 64-65. His intrigues with England, 66-
67. Noticed, 68. Taken prisoner at the battle of Durham, 70-73.
Deserts the Scottish cause, 80-82. Murdered by Lord Douglas,
82-83
James, son of Sir James, slain, ii. 43
Lord William, Earl of, nephew of Sir James, ii. 63. His assis-
tance to the Scottish cause, 78. Noticed, 79. Refuses to betray
his country, 81 -82. Slays the Knight of Liddesdale, 82-83. His
Border wars, 85-86. Drives Edward III. from Scotland, 90-93.
His deeds of arms in France, 94. Casual notices of, 103, 109, 111,
117, 120, 121, 125, 131, 133, 135 n. Revolt of, 144, 151. Opposes
INDEX. 49
the accession of Robert II. iii. 1-3. His claims to the crown,
333-334. Noticed, iv. 31 n. 122
DOUGLAS Archibald, ii. 232 n.
James, of Egmont, ii. 365
Lord Archibald de, iii. 3 n.
Sir Archibald, Lord of Galloway, noticed, iii. 8. Defeats the
English, 18-19. Noticed, 19,20,21. Invades England, 23-24. No-
ticed, 27. Ravages England, 36,40. Casual notices of, 41, 42, 55
James, Earl of. Casual notices of, iii. 19, 20, 23, 25. Re-
ceives the French army, 29-30. Leads the army against the Eng-
lish, 32-37, 40. Defeats Percy at Otterburn, and slain, 44-54
Sir William, the Black, invades Ireland, iii. 41-42
Sir James, of Strathbrock, iii. 69
Archibald the Grim, Earl of, noticed, iii. 76. Intrigues to get
his daughter married to the Duke of Rothesay, 83. Takes Dun-
bar castle, 84. His death, 102-103
Archibald, Earl of, noticed, iii. 86. Conspires against the
Duke of Rothesay, 105-108. Defeated by the English, and taken
prisoner, 108-115. Noticed, 118. Again taken prisoner at the
battle of Shrewsbury, 119-122. Casual notices of, 126, 131, 132,
134,138. His return to Scotland, 140. Noticed, 144, 160. Exerts
himself to procure the return of James I. 166-167. Casual no-
tices of, 188, 190, 191, 202, 204, 286
Sir James, Master of Dalkekh, iii. 115, 141
James, of Abercorn, assists in the murder of Sir David Fleming,
iii. 134
Archibald, son of Archibald, Earl of, iii. 140
James, grandson of Archibald, Earl of, iii. 141
James, son of the Lord of Dalkeith, iii. 141
Sir William, of Niddesdale, iii. 141
Archibald, of Drumlanrig, iii. 145
Archibald, fourth Earl of, iv. 6
Archibald, fifth Earl of, and Duke of Touraine, iii. 236, 239.
Appointed regent, iv. 5-6. Noticed, 8, 10, 11. Pride and indiffe-
rence of, 11-14. Death of, 14, 15. Casual notices of, 23, 27 n.
40
- William, sixth Earl of, iv. 14, 18, 21. Arrogance of, 23-24,
26. His connexion with the crown, 27-28. Entrapped and exe-
cuted by Crichton and Livingston, 28-31. His estates, 31-33. No-
ticed, 42, 54. Note on the execution of, 335-337
James the Gross, seventh Earl of, iv. 32-33, 35-36
William, eighth Earl of, iv. 33. Power and ambition of,
35-37, 38. Appointed lieutenant-general, and marries the Maiden
of Galloway, 39-42. Lawless conduct of, 43-45. Treaty of,
with Crichton, 45-46. Encourages lawless conduct, 50. Leagues
against the king, 51-52. Opposed by the king, 52, 53-54. En-
courages a war with England, 54-55. Power of, 59. Deserts
the party of the Livingstons, 63-64. Noticed, 68, 71. Threatened
ruin of, 71-74. Goes abroad, ib. Returns to Scotland, 74-75.
Still conspires against the king, 75-77. Murders committed by,
VOL. X. D
50 INDEX.
77-82. Invited to Stirling by James, and murdered, 82-88.
Casual notices of, 88, 90, 91, 92/93, 95, 119, 154
DOUGLAS James, ninth Earl of,iv. 73. Rebellion of, 88, and treason,
91-92. Defeated by James II. 93-94. His agreement with James,
94-96. Marriage with the Countess Margaret, 96-97. Treason-
able intercourse of, with England, 100-101. Defeated and out-
lawed by James, 101-105. Assisted by the Lord of the Isles, 105-
106. Harboured in England, 108, 111-112. Deserted by his
wife, 119. Invades the Scottish Borders, and defeated, 121-122.
His lands forfeited, 122. Casual notices of, 123, 132, 134, 149.
Supported by Edward IV. 164, 165, 167, 193. Again enters into
treasonable designs, 228, 241, 245, 247-248. Imprisonment, and
death of, 248-249, 257, 258. Note on, 343-344
James, of Balveny. Casual notices of, iii. 181 ; iv. 55, 58, 73.
Lawless conduct of, 73-74. Noticed, 76
David, seized and executed, iv. 28, 29-31. Noticed, 54,
335-337
John of, iv. 244
of Lochleven, iv. 58, 233
Sir John, of Balveny, iv. 104, 105, 164, 165
The poet, v. 9-10
Gawin, Bishop of Dunkeld. Casual notice of, v. 80-81, 82, 86,
88, 94, 96, 97 n. 118, 119, 122. Treasonable intercourse of, with
England, 125-128
Sir George, of Pittendreich. Casual notices of, v. 88, 108, 129,
152 n. 169, 170, 172, 176, 181, 183, 188-189, 204, 233, 236, 245.
Negotiates for Henry VIII. in Scotland, regarding the marriage
of Queen Mary, 254-303. Deserts the cause of Henry, 303, 306,
306 n. 309. Charged with treason, 310. Double dealing of, 312-
313. Again assists Henry, 314-315. 318-319,326-327,328,329-
331, 334, 340. His connexion with Wishart, 342-344. Noticed,
350. Joins the Scottish government, vi. 4 n. 4-5. Again intrigues
with England, 16,38-39. His castle taken by the English, 42-43.
Noticed, vii. 20
William, v. 116
Archibald, of Kilspindy, v. 116, 117, 168, 181, 189, 204, 233
James, of Parkhead, v. 181, 233
of Lang Niddry, v. 338-339; vi. 9
John, a Reformer, vi. 81, 85, 97
George, joins in the plot against Riccio, vii. 18, 27. Assists in
the murder of, 29, 57
Archibald, assists in the plot against Darnley, vii. 62-63, 67.
Casual notices of, viii. 69, 70, 72, 83, 85, 87, 118, 129, 229, 231,
237, 242. Recalled, and pardoned, 251-253. Casual notices of,
254 255, 335, 337. Letter of, to Randolph, 385-386. Casual
notices of, ix. 16, 168, 279
Sir Robert, vii. 122
William, assists to confine Mary in his castle of Lochleven, vii.
113, 122. Casual notices of, 126, 153, 173, 180
George, vii. 116. Assists Mary to escape from Lochleven,
INDEX. 51
173-175. His secret mission in the cause of Mary, 257. Casual
notices of, viii. 91, 93, 118, 185, 333
DOUGLAS, a minister, vii. 121
Little, vii. 174
Arthur, vii. 252
of Lochleven, viii. 19, 33, 45, 141
James, viii. 45, 87
Sir George, viii. 59
of Whittingham, viii. 77-78
of Parkhead, viii. 87
Provost of Lincluden, viii. 225, 237
of Spot, ix. 56, 279
Mr. Alexander, ix. 154
Provost of Gleuclouden,ix. 184-185
Elizabeth. Her marriage with the Duke of Rothesay, iii. 83-
84. Noticed, 105
Lady Catherine, iii. 264
Elizabeth, iii. 265
Margaret, the Maid of Galloway, iv. 33, 36-37, 39. Her mar-
riage with the Earl of Douglas, 42. Noticed, 72. Compelled to
marry the ninth Earl of Douglas, 96-97. Protected by James
II. and married to Sir John Stewart, 119
- Lady Beatrix, iv. 91, 105
: Lady Margaret, Countess of Lennox, v. 95, 304, 305; vi. 67,
258, 298, 301-302, 306. Ambitious views of, 314. Noticed, 320,
328. Imprisoned, 338, 344. Noticed, vii. 4
Janet, Lady Glamis. See GLAMIS
Margaret Erskine, Lady. See ERSKINE
Earls of, v. 314
- House of, ii. 173; iii. 5, 116, 131, 132, 134; iv. 17, 23, 25, 31-
33, 36-37,47, 113, 114, 122,148,154, 171. Faction of, 88, 91-92,
93-94. Overthrow of, 99 105, 201, 210, 251. Noticed, v. 61, 76,
78, 79-80, 117, 122, 153, 158. Increasing power of, 167-174, 179-
180. Escape of James V. from, 180-186. Punishment of, 186-191,
198. Continued disturbances by, 201, 204, 210, 215-216, 218-221,
226. Confiscation of the lands of, 235, 236, 239. Noticed, 245,
247. Assist Henry VIII. to obtain command over Scotland, 253-
303. Return to the Scottish cause, 303. Double dealing of, 311-
313, 318 n. 319. Plot against Cardinal Beaton, 321-324. No-
ticed, 39, 43; viii. 31, 33, 45, 118, 175, 183, 189, 200; ix. 62,
183
History of the house of, i. 208 n.
Earldom of, iv. 77
- Lordship of,iv. 122; v. 235
Lands of, viii. 1 84
Church of, ii. 6
Tower, ii. 87-88
Castle of, held by the English, i. 221-222, 224, 238. Men-
tioned, iv. 74, 94, 103, 105; v. 88, 190, 288, 293
DOUGLASDALE, ii. 78; iv. 96, 101; v. 113; ix. 76
DOUN Castle of, iv. 187
52 INDEX.
DOUNE Thomas of, i. 290
Lord, ix. 123
Lady, of Dunibersel, ix. 57, 59
Castle, viii. 57, 59
Palace of, iii. 190
DOW Angus, and his sons, iii. 216
DOW CRAIG, vii. 293
DO WART, v. 19
DOWN, i. 287
Lord, viii. 241
DOWNS The, v. 41
DRAFFEN CASTLE, viii. 46
DRAKE Sir Francis, v. 40
DRESS of the Early Ages, ii. 349-351, 367-371. Description of, by
John de Meun, in 1304, 404-406. Enactments regarding, iii. 233;
iv. 115-116, 140-142
DREUX, vi. 275
Count de. His daughter married to Alexander III. i 49.
Stuart, Count of. See STUART
DRIMMIN, ix. 147
DROME. See DRUM
DRON Pass of, vi. 350
DRONTHEIM, ii. 327
Archbishop of, i. 41 n.
DRUM Cairn of, iii. 151 n.
Forest of, ii. 167
DRUMCOL Lands of, iv. 193
DRUMLANR1G Laird of, iv. 218; vi. 190
DRUMMOND William de, iii. 72
Sir Malcolm, murder of, iii. 123-124
John, first Lord, iv. 230, 263, 265, 291, 293. Arrogance of,
297. Casual notices of, 298, 300; v. 10, 47, 82
Thomas, vi. 327
Lord, vii. 93
Bishop of Vaison, ix. 348, 349, 350-353
Envoy to the court of Rome, ix. 348
of Hawthornden, noticed, iii. 152; iv. 222
Lady Margaret, mistress of James IV. iv. 289, 290, 297. Note
regarding, 357-359. Noticed, v. 10. Death of, 12-13
Lady Euphemia. Death of, v. 13
Lady Sybilla. Death of, v. 13
Annabella. See ANNABELLA
Family of, iii. 59; ix. 26
Castle, iv. 324 n. ; v. 1 3
DRUMSELCH Forest of, ii. 168
DRUMWHASSEL Cunningham of. See CUNNINGHAM
DRURY Sir William, vii. 59-60, 72, 73. His mission to Edin-
burgh, 79-81, 82, 83. Casual notices of, 115, 169, 185, 245, 250,
260, 270-271, 294, 303-304, 306, 311, 330, 336. Takes the castle
of Edinburgh, 341-348
Sir Drew, viii. 342, 34G, 347, 355
INDEX. 63
DRYBURGH, burnt, i. 327; v. 330
Abbot of, vi. 4 n.; viii. 31, 159
Abbey of, burnt, iii. 35
DRYLAW Laird of, vii. 344
DRYMIE Forest of, ii. 167
DUART Maclean of. See MACLEAN
DUBLIN, i. 288; v. 336, 337
DUCANGE, noticed, ii. 279, 357
DUCHAL Castle of, iv. 299
DUDLEY Sir Edward, vi. 35
Lord Robert. See LEICESTER
DUELS Instances of, iii. 69-71
DUGAL, Hebridean chief, mentioned, i. 24. Sent to plunder the
Mull of Kentire, 25
DUGDALE'S MONASTICON, noticed, ii. 279
DU GUESCLIN, ii. 152
DUKE Title of, first used, iii. 71
DUMANY, iv. 62 n.
DUMBARTON, ii. 172, 187, 238, 261; iii. 194; iv. 40, 293, 301 n.;
v. 24, 83, 106, 231, 290, 304, 305, 326; vi. 45; vii. 118; viii. 56,
57,64-65,70,79, 117,119,203,231; ix. 40
Castle of, surrendered to Edward I. of England, i. 102. Men-
tioned, 291, 324; ii. 30, 35, 35-36, 109, 151, 171; iii. 2; iv. 38,62,
74, 114,297, 299; v. 81. Henry VIII. attempts to get possession of,
308-309,336-337. Mentioned, vi. 15, 41, 57; vii. 178-179, 257,
264, 271, 272, 280. Taken by Lennox, 288-291. Mentioned, 340;
viii. 242; ix. 164,259
Port of, ii. 37
DUMBICH, vii. 289
DUMBLANE Bishop of, i. 15; iii. 3 n. 181, 195
DUMBRETTAN Fort of, i. 85 n.
DUMFERMELINE, ii. 205
DUMFRIES The King of Man meets Alexander III. at, i. 40.
Edward I. of England at, 158. Bruce and Comyn meet at, 197.
Mentioned, 215, 230 n.; ii. 180; iv. 23. Burnt, 55. Mentioned,
94, 157, 293; v. 324 n. 335; vi. 248, 280; vii. 6, 7, 10, 181, 189,
280
Castle of, taken by Bruce, i. 198. Mentioned, 250; ii. 97 n.,
170, 172; vii. 281
Fort of, i. 85 n.
County of, ii. 32; v. 20.
DUN Conspirator with Babington, viii. 314
Erskine of. See ERSKINE
DUNAVERTY Castle of, ii. 321 n.
DUNBAR, i. 235 n. 244; ii. 310; iii. 29, 163. Burnt, iv. 55. Men-
tioned, 117, 159. Burnt, v. 303. Mentioned, vi. 21, 4,, 115,
117, 124, 128,207; vii. 34,50, 106,107, 110
Earl of, surprises the castle of Edinburgh, i. 1 1
or March Patrick, Earl of, i. 12 n., 13. With his sons,
joins Bruce, Earl of Carrick, 56. Receives a grant from Edward
I. of England, 86 n. Casual notices of, 100, 127. Betrays Wai-
54 INDEX.
lace's army, 141. Treachery of, 148 n. At the court of Edward I.
of England, 149. Noticed, 152, 230 n. 231
DUNBAR Patrick, Earl of March. See MARCH
Earl of, ii. 70, 133, 343
Gawin, iii. Ill, 145
Sir Patrick, of Bele, iii. 115
Patrick, takes Fast castle, iii. 145
Sir Patrick, iii. 181
Sir David, iii. 267
Sir Alexander, iv. 290
Archdeacon of St. Andrews, v. 96
Bishop of Aberdeen. Piety of, v. 1 1 7
Gawin, Archbishop of Glasgow, v. 188, 198, 212, 226, 294-
the poet,ii. 307; v. 9-10, 226
Countess of, delivers the castle of Dunbar to the Scots, i. 100
Elizabeth, offered in marriage to the Duke of Rothesay, iii.
83-84
Mariot de, iv. 44
Family of, ix. 146, 147
Battle of, i. 106; ii. 366
Castle of, taken by the Scots, i. 100. Retaken by Edward I. of
England, 101. Mentioned, 276. Siege of, ii. 51-52. Mentioned,
172; iii. 84, 190, 245, 249; iv. 46-47, 101, 215. Siege of,
218-219. Mentioned, 220, 226, 245, 247, 250, 296; v. 81, 107,
297; vii. 84, 88, 89, 90-91, 100, 161, 175, 177
Port of, iii. 29
Earldom of, ii. 194
Lordship of, vii. 84
DUNBLANE, iv. 293, 300; v. 13; vi. 327
Bishop of, iv. 18, 105, 290; v. 115; vi. 183, 185, 189; vii. 102
William, Bishop of, vi. 5 n.
DUNCAN King, ii. 344
Son of Ade, ii. 216
Andrew, of Airdrie, v. 178 n.
Earl of Fife. See FIFE
Jely, a sorceress, ix. 52
DUNCANSON Robert, iii. 268
a clergyman, viii. 35, 48, 103
DUNDALK, i. 288; ii. 31; iii. 42
DUNDARG Castle of, ii. 33, 35
DUNDARGUE Castle of, ii. 321 n.
DUNDAS Archibald. Arms Dundas castle against James II., iv.
62,63
James, of Dundas, imprisoned and his lands forfeited, iv. 62,
63-64. Released, 74. Slain, 89
Castle of, iv. 62, 63
Lands of, iv. 62 n. 63
DUNDEE Alexander Scrimgeour appointed constabulary of, by
Wallace,!. 131. Mentioned, 174-175, 243. Truce with Robert
Bruce violated, 251. Taken, 256. Mentioned, 257,323; ii. 61, 171,
195, 229, 233, n. 234, 277; iii. 70, 168; iv. 290, 303; v. 181, 342, 344
INDEX. 55
vi. 38,47, 81, 127, 155, 175; vii. 7; viii. 165-167; ix. 26, 152, 232,
321
DUNDEE Protestantism of, vi. 43, 96, 97
Haliburtou, provost of, noticed, vi. 107, 144. Defeated, 148.
Slain, 149
Provost of, vii. 164 n.
Citizens of, vi. Ill, 113-114
Castle of, delivered up to Edward I. of England, i. 74-75. Be-
sieged by Wallace, 119. Surrenders, 125
Church of, iii. 70 n.
Fort of, i. 84 n.
Religious houses in, v. 342
DUNDONALD Castle of, iii. 56; iv. 193
Lands of, iv. 193
DUNDRENN AN Abbey of, vii. 181
DUNFERMLINE visited by Edward I. of England, i. 76. Edward
winters at, 175-176. William Wallace in the forest of, 178. Men-
tioned, 333; ii. 9 n. 10, 39, 45; iii. 29, 56; vi. 175
Abbot of, iv. 137; vi. 4 n.; vii. 164 n.
Pitcairn, abbot of, vii. 246, 277, 292. Intrigues against Mary,
317, 321, 322, 323. Noticed, viii. 27, 29, 34, 158
Abbots of, ii. 206, 213, 214, 295
Commendator of, vii. 195
- Abbey of, i. 363; ii. 56, 205, 327
Cartulary of, ii.212, 257
DUNGL ASS Castle of, iv. 226; vi. 21, 47, 49
DUN1BERSEL Castle of, ix. 57-58
DUNIPACE Laird of, ix. 153, 170
DUNKELD, iv. 293; vii. 75; ix. 322
Bishop of, i. 6; ii. 133; iii. 19, 181 ; iv. 71, 75, 105, 266, 290;
v. 105, 188; vi. 183, 189; vii. 344
John, Bishop of, ii. 283
Gawin Douglas, Bishop of. See DOUGLAS
Sinclair, Bishop of. See SINCLAIR
DUNKIRK, i. 285 n.; ix. 124
DUNOON, ix. 179
Castle of, ii. 36; iv. 193; v. 309
DUNOTTER Castle of, ii. 48
DUNPENDER LAW, iv. 117
DUNS PARK, i. 303
DUNSE, iii. 14; iv. 329; v. 108
DUNSEPARK, ii. 27
DUNSKAICH Castle of, v. 110
DUNSTAFFINCH Castle of, iii. 239
DUNSTAFFNAGE, iv. 317
Castle of, i. 240
DUNSTANBURGH Castle of, iv. 168-169
DUNYBIRSTLE, i. 295
DUNYVEG, ix. 260
Macdonald of. See MACDONALD
DUPLANIS-John, v. 93, 96, 103, 119
56 INDEX.
DUPPLIN Sir William, assists to guard Stirling castle, when
besieged by Ed ward I. of England,!. 179. Surrenders to Ed ward, 183
DUPPLIN MOOR Battle of, ii. 11-14. Mentioned, 14-15,23,
89, 366; iii. 52
DURHAM, invaded by Wallace, i. 128. Edward I. of England at,
149. Mentioned, 167. Treaty of Robert Bruce with, 249.
Mentioned, 281, 285, 297, 301, 338; ii. 260; iii. 33,37,45, 169,
170; iv. 47 n. 77, 135, 136; v. 58; vii. 242; ix. 91
History of, quoted, i. 274 n.
Bishop of, i. 45, 137; ii. 69, 95, 143, 284; iii. 48, 52, 159; iv
135, 207; v. 46 n., 284 n., 327 n. 335 n.
Richard Kellow, Bishop of. See KELLOW
Beck, Bishop of, i. 58, 103. See BECK
Battle of, mentioned, ii. 66. Battle of, 69-73. Mentioned, 75,
77, 78, 79, 80, 84, 100-101, 144, 161, 263, 349, 366, 367. Hailed'
observations on, 385-386. Mentioned, iii. 23 n. 143; iv. 149
Bishopric of, i. 246
Church of, ii. 237; iv. 61
a page. Imprisonment of, vii. 159-161
DURIE John, a minister, viii. 22,93, 94, 96, 96-100, 103, 116, 160,
220. Sermons of, 382-383
DURISDEER Castle of, ii. 97 n.
DURWARD Alan, swears that the treaty between Alexander II.
and Henry III. of England shall be kept, i. 5. Objects to Alex-
ander III. being crowned before he is knighted, 6. Accused of a
design against the crown, in wishing to procure the legitimation
of his wife, 9. Accompanies Henry III. of England to Guienne,
10. Instigates that monarch against Scotland, ib. Flies to
England, 16. Sent on a secret mission into England, 18. His
descendant claims the crown, 77. Noticed, ii. 347
George, i. 42 n.
DURY, a Jesuit, viii. 234; ix. 14
DYKE, v. 175
DYKES, minister of Anstruther, ix. 262
DYSART,vi. 156
E
EADMER, quoted, ii. 329
EADULPH-LUDEL Earl, ii. 351
EARN River, ii. 1 1
EASTEN, ii 260
EASTER WEMYSS Colvil of. See COLVILK
EASTERLINGS. See OSTMEN
ECCLES Monastery of, v. 143
ECKFORD Manor of, ii. 208
ECLIPSE. Date found from the mention of, i. 24. Annular at
Ronaldsvoe in Orkney, ib.
INDEX. 57
EDDERDAIL, iv. 114
EDEN River, ix. 196, 198
EDGAR ATHEL1NG, ii. 192
EDGAR- King, ii. 194, 237, 314
EDGEBUCKLING BRAE, vi. 3*
EDGERTON Castle of, iv. 117
EDINBURGH, visited by Edward I. of England, i. 76. Mentioned,
89, 138, 141, 168, 169. Edward of England arrives at, 173.
Mentioned, 261, 326, 352, 356; ii. 32. Skirmish between the
English and Scots in, 41-42. Mentioned, 92,95, 111, 139, 168,
222, 223, 231, 232, 233 n., 238, 248, 249, 268, 278, 288, 296 n.,
349 n., 371; iii. 8, 19, 20. Duke of Lancaster at, 21-22. Men-
tioned, 22, 23, 24. French soldiers in, 29. Mentioned, 30, 31, 32.
Burnt, 35. Mentioned, 37, 43, 54, 78, 86, 86-88, 134, 168, 172,
219, 240, 268; iv. 4-5, 11, 21, 29, 61, 79, 82, 91, 93, 104, 111, 117,
123, 138-139, 157, 158, 159, 177, 184, 190, 191, 206 n., 207, 209,
210, 231, 235, 238, 239, 243, 244, 261, 267, 271, 273, 288 n., 290,
305, 310, 318, 319 n., 322 n.; v. 15-16, 19-20, 32, 71-72, 87, 90,
98, 102, 106, 108, 116, 117-119, 122, 131, 134, 140, 148, 155, 156-
157, 166, 169, 170, 173, 188, 192, 195 n. 198, 200 n. 246,248,
262, 263, 266, 271, 274 n. 279, 282, 284, 286, 289. Plundered by
the English, 299, 300, 302. Mentioned, 312, 320, 342, 344; vi.
33, 34, 42, 50, 54, 56, 57, 63, 67, 71. Protestant riot in, 77.
Mentioned, 78, 84, 90, 91, 95, 97. Taken by the Protestants,
115-116. Mentioned, 117. Evacuated by them, 124, 126-127.
Again occupied by the Protestant party, 143-149, 151. Mention-
ed, 154, 175, 185, 190, 203,249, 259, 264, 268, 282, 296, 308,
314, 347, 352; vii. 1-2, 3, 5-6, 13, 21, 22, 28, 31, 62, 63, 65-66.
Sensation in, after the murder of Darnley, 69-86, 96-98. Men-
tioned, 89, 90, 91. The insurgent nobles take possession of, 106-
107, 108. Mary carried prisoner to, 112-113. Mentioned, 119,
121, 123, 131, 132, 135, 139, 140, 150, 154, 158, 171. Conference
at, 226, 227, 228. Mentioned, 177, 240, 246, 251, 253, 255, 260-
261, 264, 267, 270, 272, 278, 291-294, 295, 297, 301, 305, 307, 313,
324, 328, 330, 335, 337, 339; viii. 20, 28, 30, 32, 36, 37, 38, 40.
Pageants before James VI. at, 51-52. Mentioned, 80, 84 n. 93, 95,
98, 102, 106-107, 121, 177,204,220,244; ix. 4, 11, 14,20,26,31,
34, 44-45, 56, 59, 67, 68, 75, 80. Disturbances in, in the reign of
James VI. 82-86. Mentioned, 88, 90, 96, 98-99, 116, 128, 131-132,
252, 170, 172-173, 176, 186, 189, 191, 202. Disturbances in,
caused by the disputes between James VI. and the kirk, 213-225,
238-239, 243. Mentioned, 236, 243 n. 261, 264-265, 270, 318, 321,
361
Treaty of, vi. 174, 176 n. Mary refuses to ratify, 209-214, 218,
226-227, 230, 233, 248
Sheriff of, iii. 26
Provost of, vii. 164 n.
Hume, provost of, ix. 56, 83, 91, 217-218, 222, 224-225
Magistrates of, v. 289. Decided conduct of, ix. 255. Issue an
act against play-going, 267
Citizens of, iv. 169-170; viii. 20
58 INDEX.
EDINBURGH Blackfriar's Church at, v. 118; vii. 66; viii. 208
Bow of, vi. 178
Canongate of, iv. 222; vii. 293; ix. 295, 297-298, 302
Castle of, surprised by the English earls, i. 10. Alexander III.
and his queen repair to, 13. Mentioned, 40, 102, 107. Taken by
the Earl of Moray, 253-255. Mentioned, ii. 49, 52, 60. Taken
by a stratagem, 6"l-62. Mentioned, 132 n. 151, 160, 172; iii. 2.
Besieged by Henry IV. 87-88. Mentioned, iv. 4-5, 9-10. 12, 14,
21,30-31,40,41-42,46,51,54, 113, 117,211,217,218,235,236,
237, 238, 272, 273, 296, 298, 330; v. 87-88, 90, 105, 122, 128, 157,
158, 159, 160, 179, 194, 221, 297, 302; vi. 129, 151, 159, 163, 165,
242, 259; vii. 39, 77, 79, 80, 94, 124, 159, 167-168, 172, 228, 243,
257, 261, 264, 278, 280. Held by Grange against the English,
291-294, 306, 307, 314, 323, 329-330, 333, 335, 336, 338-340.
Siege of, 341-345. Mentioned, viii. 29, 33, 87, 191, 203, 210,242;
ix. 13, 68, 74, 83, 159, 164, 259, 349
Castle-hill of, iv. 62, 192; v. 225
Cross of, iv. 220; v.263n.; vi.81; vii. 154,348; ix. 13,87,91, 318
Fort of, i. 85 n.
High Church of, mentioned, iv. 21. Idol of, vi. 77. Mentioned,
147, 175; vii. 96, 255; viii. 116; ix. 131, 224, 361
High Street of, vi. 178
Little Church of, ix. 216, 217
North Loch of, vi. 77; ix. 83
- Tolbooth of, v. 102; vi. 144, 280; vii. 70, 81-82, 154, 278; ix.
216-218, 321-322
Upper Tolbooth of, ix. 185, 216
Tron of, vii. 74
EDINBURGH REVIEW Criticisms of, noticed, i. 68 n. 69 n.
EDMESTON EDGE Skirmish at, ix. 132
EDMONSON James, vii. 159-160
EDMONSTON Archibald, iv. 293
EDMONSTONE EDGE, vi. 22, 33
EDMUND Prince, son of Henry III. of England, conducts his
sister Margaret to London,!. 19. Noticed, ii. 199
EDRINGTON Castle of, iv. 226; v. 204
EDWARD the Elder, ii. 317
The Confessor, i. 105; ii. 216
I. of England, i. 2, 27 n. 40 n. Character of, 43-44. His cor-
onation, 44. Noticed, ib. Receives Alexander III. with kind-
ness, 45. Endeavours to ensnare Alexander III. into an uncon-
ditional homage for Scotland, 45-47. Noticed, 46 n. 53. His
grand-niece succeeds to the crown of Scotland, 54. Noticed, 56.
Applied to by Eric, King of Norway, and the Scottish states, 57.
Returns from France, and bends his thoughts towards Scotland,
57-58. Obtains a dispensation from the Pope, for the marriage of
his son, 58. His treaty with the Scottish commissioners, 58-60.
Sends to Norway for Margaret of Norway, 62. Agrees to the
treaty of Brigham, 65. Appoints a governor for Scotland, ib.
Interferes with Scotland, under the title of Lord Superior, 68-69.
Collects an army, 69. Conference with the nobility of Scotland,
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70. Demands the recognition of his title of Lord Paramount, 70-
71. Goes to St. Andrews, 71 n. Is recognised as Lord Para-
mount by the nobles of Scotland, 72-73. The kingdom is delivered
into the hands of, 74-75. The regents swear fealty to him as
Lord Superior, 76-77. He passes through Scotland to receive
homage, ib. Meets the competitors for the crown at Berwick,
77-78. Decides in favour of Baliol, 82. Orders the seisin of the
kingdom to be given to Baliol, 84. Takes the Great Seal of Scot-
land, 85. Gives grants to the nobility of Scotland, 86. Assumes
his power over Scotland, and summons Baliol to appear before
him, 87-88. Delivers the records to Baliol, 89. His artful con-
duct regarding Scotland, ib. Summons Baliol in person, 90. His
quarrel with the king of France, 92. Declares war with, 93.
Summons Baliol to assist him against the French, ib. Promises
the kingdom of Scotland to Bruce, Earl of Carrick, 94. Takes
advantage of the disunited state of the kingdom, 95. Orders
Baliol to attend him as his vassal, 96. Goes to Scotland with an
army, ib. Takes the town of Berwick, 96-98. His cruel ven-
geance at, 98. Enraged at Baliol's renunciation of homage, 99.
Retakes the castle of Dunbar, 100-101. Compels his Scottish
prisoners to assist him in his wars with France, 102. His success
in Scotland, ib. Takes Edinburgh castle, ib. Baliol implores
peace, 103. His humiliation of Baliol, ib. Sends Baliol and his
son to the Tower, 104. His policy with regard to Scotland, ib.
Carries off the coronation stone, sceptre, and crown, from Scone,
and places them in Westminster, 105. Mutilates the historical
notices of Scotland, ib. Holds a parliament at Berwick, 105-106.
Submission of the Scottish people to, 106. Restores the lands of
Bruce, Earl of Carrick, ib. Settles the kingdom of Scotland, ib.
His just measures with regard to, 106-107. The English discon-
tented with his measures, 108. The Scots rebel against his mini-
sters, ib. Sends an army into Scotland, 115. The submission of
the Scottish nobles to, 116. Accuses Wishart of treachery, 117.
Turns his attention to the North, ib. Appoints a new governor to
Scotland, 118. Goes over to Flanders, ib. Charters demanded
from him by his nobles, 132-133. Calls a meeting of the English
and Scottish nobility at York, 133. Returns from Flanders to
England, 135. Summons his army and parliament to meet at
York, ib. Makes a pilgrimage to the shrine of Saint John of
Beverley, 136. Reviews his troops, ib. The nobles demand the
ratification of the Charters from, 136-137. He invades Scotland,
138. His answer to the message of Anthony Beck, 139. Mutiny
and famine in his camp, 140. The position of Wallace's army
betrayed to him, 141. Alarm in his camp whilst resting near
Linlithgow, 142. Is urged by his nobles to charge the Scots at
Falkirk, 144. Gains the battle, 145-146. Remains in Stirling to
recover his health, 146. Ravages the county of Fife, 146-147.
Distress of his army, 147. Calls a meeting at Carlisle to replenish
his antfy, 149. His treaty with Philip IV. of France, 151. John
Baliol demanded from him by Philip, ib. Refuses to deliver up
Baliol, 152. Delivers Baliol to the Pope, 153. His obsequious-
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ness to the Pope, 153-154. His marriage, 154. Prepares his
army for Scotland, 154-155. Marches to Scotland, 155. Discon-
tent of his nobles, 156. Retreats to England, ib. Returns to
Scotland, 157. His interview with the regents, ib. Grants a
truce to the Scots, 158. Scotland claimed from him by the Pope,
159. Receives the Papal bull in Scotland, ib. Enraged at the
Papal admonition, 162. His answer to the Pope's messenger, ib.
Calls a parliament at Lincoln, 163. Confirms the Charters of
Liberties and Forests, ib. Sends a letter to the Pope regarding
his claim on Scotland, 165. Again invades Scotland, 165-166.
Passes the winter at Linlithgow, 166. Treaty of peace at, 166-
167. Anxious to conclude a peace with France, 168. Sends an
army into Scotland, 169. Its defeat, 170. His army flies to Eng-
land, 171. His determination to destroy Scotland, 173. Arrives
at Edinburgh, ib. His progress through Scotland, 174. Winters
at Dunfermline, 175. Destroys a monastery at, 175-176. Routs
the last of the Scottish army, 176. The governor and nobles sub-
mit to, 176-177. Holds a parliament at St. Andrews, 177. His
indignation against Wallace, 178. Besieges Stirling castle, 179-
182. His conditions to the governor of, 182-183. Having reduced
Scotland, returns to England, 184. His endeavours to secure
Wallace, ib. His cruelty in the execution of Wallace, 185-186.
His government of Scotland, 187. His transactions in Scotland
noticed, 190-191. His distrust of Bruce noticed, 192-193. His
treatment of the Scottish regents noticed, 193-194. Discovers the
conspiracy of Bruce, 197. His preparations to put down the
revolt in Scotland, 203-206. His cruelty to the followers of
Bruce, 212-217. Excommunicates Bruce, 218. Dies on his way
to Scotland, 229. His last request, ib. Casual notices of, 231,
247, 252, 279. His invasion of Scotland noticed, 319, 333-334,
353-354, 356. Letter of the community of Scotland to, 371-374.
Note on his negotiations with Philip IV. of France, in 1297, 378-
379. A diary of the expedition of, in 1296, 375-376. A list of
the castles held in Scotland by, 392. Casual notices of, ii. 1,10,
73, 78, 167, 170, 171, 181, 186, 187, 199, 202, 203, 205, 224, 225,
226, 227, 228, 243, 247, 249, 257, 262, 266, 290, 298, 309, 319, 34U,
349, 358; iii. 36, 161; vi. 317; ix. 363.
EDWARD II. of England. His character, i. 230. First acts of his
reign, ib. Changes the governor of Scotland, 231. Alarmed at the
progress of Bruce, 233. Again changes the governorship, 234.
His capricious policy, 241. Truce with Scotland, 241-242. His
vacillating conduct, 242. Invades Scotland, 244. Obliged to
retreat, 245. His feeble policy with regard to Scotland, 248.
His mean conduct with regard to Dundee, 250-251. Alarmed at
the success of Bruce, 255-256. His preparations for the battle of
Bannockburn, 257-259. The consequences of his bad manage-
ment in the disposal of this army, 263-266. Defeated by Bruce,
269-279. His inactivity, 281, 282. Begs the assistance of the
See of Rome, 296-303. Besieges Berwick, 309-316. Invades
Scotland, 324-327. Defeated by Bruce, 327-330. His intrigues
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regarding a truce with Scotland, 331-334. Casual notices of, ii.
172, 203, 225, 257, 260, 311, 365; iii. 139; iv. 273
EDWARD III. of England, proclaimed king, i. 336-349. Heads an
army against the Scots, ib. His ambitious views regarding Scot-
land, ii. 1-2. Encourages the views of Edward Baliol, 8-20.
Vanquishes the Scots, 23-32. Goes into Scotland, 38, 40-44, 48.
Claims France, 50-51. His negotiations with Scotland, 78-79.
With his army in Scotland, 90-93. Treaty with Scotland, and in-
trigues regarding, 101-103, 109-111. Conditions with France, 107.
His treaty with David II. for the subjection of Scotland, 122-126.
Encourages the Scots to visit England, 134-135, 148. Treaty
with Scotland concluded, 153. Casual notices of, 231, 256, 261,
262, 267, 269, 271, 335 n. 348-349, 365. Decline of his power, iii.
7. Disputes with the Scottish commissioners, 9-10. His death,
and character, 11-12. Casual notices of, 16, 56,116,139,161,
167; iv.204; v. 38, 59; ix. 346, 363
Wars of the three, noticed, ii. 178, 192, 263
the Black Prince, ii. 144. Chivalry of, compared with that of
Bruce, 348-349. Decline of, iii. 7. His death, 11. Noticed, 305
IV. of England, noticed, iv. 76. Intrigues with the disaflfected
island chiefs, 164-165. Noticed, 168-169. Negotiates with Mary of
Gueldres, Ki9. Noticed, 181, 196, 198,201,204. Negotiations of,
regarding the marriage of his daughter to James IV. 206-209.
Noticed, 209, 211, 217. Treaty of Scotland with, broken, 220-
221, 223. Declares war with Scotland, 225-226, 227-228. Leagues
with the Duke of Albany to dethrone James III. 228-235. With-
draws his army from Scotland, 237-238. His negotiations with
Albany, 240-242, 244, 245. Death of, 248. Casual notices of,
255,256,261,279; v. 12, 137
VI. of England, v. 228. Negotiations regarding the proposed
marriage of, with Queen Mary, 253-256; vi. 1-50. Accession of,
10-11. Noticed, 53. Death of, 58. His support of Knox noticed,
75. Casual notices of, 76; viii. 143
VI. Service Book of, noticed, vi. 75-76, 84, 89-90, 117, 119
VI. Articles of, vi. 182
Son of Henry VI., iv. 170, 182
EG ERTON Solicitor-General, viii. 311
EGGERHOPE. See EDGERTON
EGIDIA, daughter of Robert II. married to the Black Douglas,
iii. 41
EGLINTON Sir Henry de, ii. 133
Sir Hugh de, ii. 307
Earl of, v. 182, 212; vi. 235,258, 336, 356; vii. 86, 93, 175,
264, 297; viii. 87, 105; ix. 84
Master of, vii. 181
EGREMONT, i. 291 n.
ELCHO Monastery of, ii. 67
ELEANOR, daughter of James I., iii. 275. Goes over to France,
iv. 48
ELGIN Edward I. of England at, i. 105. Mentioned, ii. 254.
Burnt, iii. 64. Mentioned, iv. 91; v. 7, 25, 30; vii. 232; ix. 154
62 INDEX.
ELGIN Cathedral of, burnt, iii. 64
Church of, ix. 167
Castle of, ii. 171
Fort of, i. 84 n.
Forest of, ii. 167
ELIZABETH, second wife of the Bruce, i. 355, 363
daughter of the Bruce, i. 363
More, wife of Robert II. iii. 5; iv. 27, 97
queen of Edward IV. of England, iv. 256, 261
daughter of Edward IV. iv. 223
queen of England. Casual notices of, ii. 217 ; v. 100, 164 n.
271, 278. Accession and mode of government of, vi. 72-73.
Treaty of, with France and Scotland, 73-74. Noticed, 93, 94.
Knox's communication to, 112-113. Negotiations of the Scottish
reformers with, 118-119, 121, 122, 124, 126. And duplicity of,
regarding, 127-130. Her dislike to Knox, 130. Intrigues against
the Guises, 130-134. Forwards money to the Congregation, 136-140.
Secret treaties of, with them, 151-154. Her answer to the charge
of encouraging Scottish rebels, 157-158. Renewed treaty with
the Congregation, 158-159. Inclined for peace, 161. Treaty
with France and Scotland, 166-175. The Congregation displeased
with, 185-186. The Earl of Arran proposed in marriage to, 190-
191. Influence of, in Scotland, resented by Mary, 192-196. The
Guises plot against, 196-197. Noticed, 198-199, 202. Her
answer to the mission from the Congregation, 203-204. Noticed,
205-206. Her embassy to Mary, in France, and answer to,
209-214. Consulted by Moray, 214-216, 218. Noticed, 219.
Moray, and other Scotsmen, bribed to betray the cause of Mary
to, 221-225. Noticed, 225-226. Endeavours to procure the rati-
fication of the treaty of Edinburgh from Mary, 226-227. Her
endeavours to prevent Mary from returning to Scotland, 228-235.
Mary's wish to conciliate, 242. Letters of Lethington and Moray
to procure her assent to the succession of Mary to her crown, 243-
246. Mary endeavours to conciliate her for the same purpose,
247-248. Proposed interview between, and Mary, 252, 253-254.
Letter from Randolph to, concerning Mary, 256-257. Seconded
by Mary in suppressing intrigues against her throne, 257-258, 258.
Deference of Mary to, in regard to her marriage, 259. Agrees to
an interview with Mary, 260-261. Defers the interview, 261-262.
War with France, 268-269, 275-276. Her interference in the
marriage of Mary, 276 278, 285-286. Proposes Leicester in
Marriage to Mary, 287-292. Capriciousness of, with regard to the
return of Lennox to Scotland, 290, 292-299. Mission of Sir James
Melvil to, 299-300. Shows him her miniatures, 300-301. Promises
the succession to Mary, 302. Plays on the virginals to Melvil, 303.
Still keeps Mary in suspense with regard to her marriage with
Leicester, 303-308. Noticed, 308. Negotiations of, with regard to
the marriage of Mary, 308-314. Sanctions the visit of Darniey to
Scotland, 314. Pressed to declare her views with regard to Mary,
315-317. Refuses to appoint Mary her successor, and anger of
Mary at, 317-320. Connexion of, with Darniey, 320-322, 323-324.
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Disapproves of his marriage with Mary, 324. Randolph's account
to, of the disaffected state of Scotland, 3*26-332. Embassys be-
tween, and Mary, regarding the marriage with Daruley, 334-336,
337-338. Exerts herself against the Lennoxes and Mary's
marriage, 338-345. Appealed to by Moray and the rebellious
lords, 349, 350-351, 351, 353-355. (Note on her refusal of a pass-
port to Mary, 400-401.) Encourages the faction of Moray, vii. 1-5.
Withdraws her assistance from the insurgents, 6-10. Alarmed
at the accusations of Mary; gets up a scene with Moray before the
foreign ambassadors, 11-13. Noticed, 14, 16. Sanctions the
murder of Riccio, 20, 24-27. Pretends indignation on hearing of
the event, 36. Her reception of the news of the birth of James
VI. 39-40. Noticed, 45. Her present on the baptism of Jame*,
54. Her message to Mary on the murder of Darnley, 77. Re-
monstrates with Mary on her conduct with regard to the murder-
ers, 79-82. Informed of the doings in Scotland, 86-95. Objects
to matters being carried too far against Mary, 95-96, 100-101.
Receives letters from Mary and Bothwell, 102-104. Offers made
to, from the confederate nobles, 114-115. Partly deprecates the
imprisonment of Mary, and offers to take charge of James VI.
116-117,118. Noticed, 120, 121. Her intrigues with regard to
the government of Scotland, 122-126. Inclined to favour Mary,
and objects to her imprisonment, 127-131. Enraged at the
dethronement of Mary, 139-144, 146. Noticed, 147. Quarrels
with Moray in the cause of Mary, 148-149, 150, 152, 155-158, 158.
Congratulates Mary on her escape, 177-178. Treachery of her
conduct to Mary when she takes refuge in her kingdom, 181-191.
Her proposals to Mary, 192-193. Summons Moray to a conference
at York, and farther intrigues against Mary, 194-202. Inti-
midates Moray into criminating Mary, 202-209. Her intrigues
and indecision with regard to Mary and Moray, 209-216. Her
judgment on, 216-219. Policy of, reviewed, 219-221. Her designs
upon Scotland, 222-223. Suspects Norfolk's intrigues, 229. Sti-
pulates regarding the release of Mary, 230-234. Enraged at dis-
covering the intrigues of Norfolk, 235-238. Quells the rebellion
of Northumberland, 240-243. Moray's subserviency to, 243-246.
Moray's party negotiate for the custody of Mary, 246-250, 255.
Alarmed for her cause in Scotland on the death of Moray, 256-262.
The rebellion of Dacres, 262-263. Intrigues against Scotland,
263-267. Sends her army into Scotland, 268-272. Her pretended
endeavours to restore tranquillity in, 272-279. Again sends an
army into Scotland, 279-281. Negotiations for liberating Mary,
281-283. Noticed, 286. Encourages the disturbances in Scotland,
294-295, 296, 301, 302-306. Proposes a truce with Mary's party,
306-307. Alarmed at the massacre of St. Bartholomew, 307-309.
Objects to a public execution of Mary, 309-310. Secretly intrigues
to have Mary executed in Scotland, 310-325, 336. Noticed, 326.
Sanctions the regency of Morton, 327-330, 333. Assists Morton
to subdue the Castilians, 337-348. Her negotiations with France,
349-350. (Note on her plot for the secret execution of Mary, 384-
387.) Casual notices of, viii. 2, 3. Appealed to by Morton for
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assistance, 7. Sends Killigrew to Scotland, 8-12. Negotiations
with Morton for Mary's death, 11-13. Conduct on the juncture
of the death of Charles IX. 13-15. Her conduct on the seizure of
the warden of the marches, 16-18. Sends Sir Robert Bowes to
Scotland, 25. Employs Bowes and Randolph in Scotland, 26, 34.
Supports Morton, 39-40. Noticed, 41, 42, 46. Appealed to for
pecuniary supplies to James VI. 53-54, 57. Sends Bowes to Scot-
land in 1580, 58-62. Her effort to counteract Lennox, 63-66, 67.
Intervention for Morton, 70-72, 71-76. Plots against Lennox, 76-
78. Noticed, 79. Memorialized by Queen' Mary from prison, 88-
90. Noticed, 92, 112, 117, 123, 129. Her remonstrances to James,
134. Parsimony of, 138. Her communications with Mary, 142.
Noticed, 153, 164. Her suspicions of Arran, 174. Noticed, 185,
190. Her instructions to Hunsdon, 193. Noticed, 196, 202. Re-
calls Da vison, 210. Gives audience to Gray, 213. Noticed, 223, 238,
247-251. Her resolutions regarding Mary, 254, 255-259, 262, 265.
The design against her life, 370, 372. Her proceedings against
Mary, 294-310, 329, 347. (Note on her attempt to save the Regent
Morton, 372-377.) Pretends grief and astonishment at the execu-
tion of Mary, ix. 1-3. Endeavours to pacify James, 4-10. Her
execution of Mary makes an unfavourable impression throughout
Europe towards, 13-16. Assisted by James against the Catholics,
and promises a reward to, 17-20. Withdraws her promise, 20-21.
Continued intrigues of the Scottish Catholics against, 23-24. Ob-
jects to James marrying Anne of Denmark, 27-28. Noticed, 30.
On good terms with James, 35-36, 39, 43-46. Her hatred of the
Puritans, 46-48. Assists James, 48-49. Intrigues against James,
61, 62, 69, 70-72, 73, 75, 78-79. Noticed, 83, 8.5, 87. Her con-
nexion with Both well's plot against James, 88, 91-98, 101-102,
104-105. Attempts a coalition with the Catholic earls, 105-106.
Denies her intrigues against James, 106-107. Noticed, 110.
Her remonstrance with James against the Catholic earls, 123-128.
Again intrigues with Both we 11 against James, 128-129, 132 n.
Letter of reproof from James to, 132-136. Noticed, 137. Stands
godmother to the young Prince of Scotland, 136, 138-141. Accused
by James of encouraging Bothwell, 141-143. Noticed, 144, 145,
154. Refuses to fulfil her engagements to James, 155-158.
Noticed, 160, 163, 164. Intrigues with the island chiefs, 175-181.
Noticed, 184. Missions to Scotland, 185-188. Again intrigues
with the isles, 189-190. Noticed, 190-191, 194, 199. Her interview
with Scott of Buccleuch, 200. Opposed to the restoration of the
Catholic earls in Scotland, ib. Noticed, 203, 205, 212. Displeases
James, 236-237, 243. Instance of the parsimony and severity of,
243-244. Disputes between James and, with regard to the suc-
cession, 244-247. Her connexion with the lords of the isles, 250-
253. Casual notices of, 257, 258, 260, 264, 265, 266, 268. Her
reception of Gowrie, 275-276. Differences with James, 276-280,
281-282, 283-285, 289. Her connexion with the Gowrie conspiracy,
289-290, 291, 322-233. Enraged at James's preparation for her
death, 324-325. On better terms with James, 327-328. Noticed,329.
Annoyed by James's intrigues with regard to the succession, 330-
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335. Failing health of, 336. Influenced by Cecil in favour of
James, 336-338. Last parliament of, 338. Abolishes the system
of monopolies, 338-340. Forced gaiety of, 340. Her reception of
Lennox, 341. Treachery of Sir R. Cecil and Lord Howard to,
342-344. Continued intrigues of James regarding his succession
to, 345-349. Conciliated by James, 351. Her last letter to, 351-
353. Her illness and death, 354-360. Noticed, 362. Letters
of, 367-376, 382-385, 387-395.
ELIZABETH Articles of, vi. 182
daughter of James VI. ix. 361,
ELLAME KIRK, iv. 326
ELLEM, of Butterden, iv. 218, 220
ELLERSLIE Sir Malcolm Wallace of. See WALLACE
ELLIOT-^John, of Park. His combat with Bothwell, vii. 47-48
Jock, of the Copshaw, ix. 196
Family of, vi. 351 ; vii. 45, 47
ELLIS Sir Henry, noticed, v. 100 n.
ELPHINSTON, Bishop of Aberdeen, iv. 222, 246, 255, 266 ; v. 9,
76. Death of, 80
Lord, vi. 4
Nicholas, his interview with Elizabeth, vii. 1 30. Casual notices
of, 132, 146, 147, 247-250, 279, 314, 321
Secretary, viii. 54
ELPHINSTONE Mr. John, secretary of state, ix. 185, 217, 245,
247, 248, 258, 260
Master of, ix. 260-261
ELWALDS The, iv. 322
ELY Bishop of, i. 314; vi. 73
ENCHANTMENT Storm ascribed to, i. 31.
ENCHTER Thomas, i. 328 n.
ENGLAND BalioPs estates in, i. 89-90. War with France, 93.
The people discontented with Edward I. 108. The government
of, alarmed at the success of Wallace, 127. The regency summon
a parliament, 132. The nobles demand the ratification of the
Great Charter from Edward I. 133. The nobles refuse to go into
Scotland with Edward, 156. The charters of liberties and forests
confirmed by Edward, 163. The nobles send a letter to the Pope
regarding his claim to Scotland, 163-165. Invaded by Robert
Bruce, 245-246. Imbecility of the government, 246. Invaded by
Bruce, 249-250, 281-282. The people dispirited after the defeat
at Bannockburn, 281. Confederacy in the north of, 282-283.
Distress in, 284. Again invaded by Bruce, 285, 292-293, 313-
316, 325, 327-330. Preparations for war against Bruce, 336-337.
Invaded by the Scots, ii. 66-67. Connexion with Scotland at the
commencement of the reign of Robert II. iii. 6-8. Truce with,
broken by the Scots, 21. Peace with France and Scotland, 63.
Invaded by the Scots, 84-85. Invasion of France mentioned, 202.
Treaty with Scotland and, disputed, 241-242. Breaks the truce
with Scotland, 251-253. Truce with Scotland,iv. 6-9, 33. Divisions
in, and border war with Scotland, 54-56. Unsettled state of, 56.
Treaty with Scotland, 61, 70-71. Dissensions in, 75-76, 77. Trueu
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66 INDEX.
with Scotland, ib. Hostile message to Scotland from, 80. Intrigues
with the Douglases, 100-101. Insolent message from the court of,
to James II. 108-1 1 1. Tranquillity of, and truce with Scotland, 121.
War of the houses of York and Lancaster, 134-138. See YORK
and LANCASTER. Truce with Scotland, 290; v. 83, 163-164; vi.
49-50. Endeavours of James VI. to conciliate the people of, ix.
330, 334. Discontent in, 338-340. Preparations for the death of
Elizabeth in, 355. James VI. proclaimed king of, 359-360. Re-
ception of James in, 362
ENGLEFIELD Sir Francis, viii. 260, 270, 316
ENGLISH MERCHANTS prohibited to trade with Scotland, ii. 257
ENGU ERRAND DE COUCI. See Couci
ENZIE, iii. 148
EPISCOPACY Mary appears inclined towards, vii. 193. Esta-
blishment of, 336-337. Morton's re-establishment of, viii. 21.
Conflict with, 93-111. In the reign of James VI. noticed, ix.
36. Establishment of, 225-232, 235-236, 237-242
ERASMUS noticed, v. 9, 67
ERCILDOUNE Thomas of, ii. 300, 302, 304-305, 343
ERIC, King of Norway, his marriage with Margaret of Scotland, i.
47. His daughter heir to the throne of Scotland, 54. Edward,
Prince of Wales, proposed in marriage to his daughter, 55. He
keeps her in Norway, ib. Asks the advice of Edward I. of
England, 57. Noticed, 58, 59, 60. Requested, by the Scottish
states, to send over Margaret, 62. Competitor for the crown
of Scotland, 78. Withdraws his claim to the crown, 83. Noticed,
ii. 196,280
King of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. His treaty with James
I. iii. 213. Noticed, iv. 120
ERLIND, Earl of Orkney. See ORKNEY
ERMINGARDE DE BEAUMONT, queen of William the Lion,
ii. 221, 345
ERROL Hay, created earl of. iv. 92, 105
Earl of, iv. 217-218, 267-268, 290, 294. Slain at the battle of
Flodden, v. 67
Earl of, v. 115, 306 n.; vi. 16; vii. 264
Francis, Earl of, ix. 9, 23-24, 26, 36, 41, 44. His connexion
with the Spanish blanks, 67-76, 80, 87, 106. Noticed, 108, 111,
113, 114. Proposed trial of, 115-119. Act of oblivion granted
by James to, 119-127. Renewed treason of, 128, 129. Rigo-
rous measures pursued against, 131, 132-133, 136, 137, 141,
142-156. Takes refuge on the continent, 165-167, 168, 169. Pro-
posed restoration of, 200-205. Becomes Protestant, 232-235, 243.
Letter on the rebellion of, 367-369
Countess of, ix. 169
ERSK I NE Sir Robert. Casual notices of,ii. 95, 103, 109,111,113
122, 133, 139, 140, 152: iii. 2-3
Sir Thomas, ii. 365; iii. 3, 45, 76
Sir Robert of Al va, at the battle of Homildon Hill, iii. 1 1 0- 1 1 5
William of Kinnoul, iii. 181
Sir Robert, iv. 38
INDEX. 67
ERSKINE Robert, Lord, claims the earldom of Mar, iv. 131-132
Lord, assists James III. against the rebellious nobles, iy. 272-
274. Slain, 277
governor of Dunbarton, T. 81
John, v. 89
Lord, v. 105, 131, 145, 165
of Hatton, T. 168
John, of Dun, v. 207, 341
Master of, v. 250; vi. 49-50, 54,
Lord, in 1543, noticed, v. 270, 306 n.; vi. 4 n. 5, 36, 45. Refuses
to give up the castle of Edinburgh, 151, 159. Noticed, 188,
190; vii. 122
of Dun, his mission to France, vi. 68-71. Protestantism of, 79,
82, 83, 84, 90. His interview with Mary of Guise, 98-99. No-
ticed, 107, 142, 144, 190, 284, 285, 351
Arthur, vii. 29, 34
Sir Alexander, viii. 15, 24, 27, 31-33
Son of the preceding. Death of, viii. 32
of Dun, viii. 48, 95, 103; ix. 165
Sir Thomas, ix. 308, 309, 311, 314, 315-316, 320
Margaret, Lady Douglas, vii. 122, 173, 174
Family of, iv. 132; ix. 98, 100, 101
Castle of, viii. 185
ERTH Hugh de, i. 85 n.
ESK River, ii. 55; iv. 103 n. 305; v. 249; vi. 23, 26-27; vii. 251;
ix. 196, 198
ESKDALE, iii. 118; iv. 229; v. 193
Raid of, v. 24-25
ESLINGTON Castle at, ix. 9
ESPEC Walter, ii. 343.
ESSARS Sir Piers, iii. 114
ESSEX Earl of, vii. 323; ix. 136 n. 289. Supposed connexion of,
with James VI. 325, 329-330. Noticed, 354, 355
ESTATES. See PARLIAMENT
ETAL Tower of, v. 57, 68
ETHELRED, the historian, abbot of Rieveux, ii. 194 n. 200, 237.
Quoted, 315-316, 334-335, 336
ET1VE Loch, i. 239
ETTRICK, ii. 74, 168
Forest of, ii. 32, 78, 82; iii. 118; iv. 102, 113
EUPHEMIA ROSS, wife of Robert II. iii. 5,256; iv. 27-28
EURE Sir Ralph, noticed, v. 284. Ravages Scotland, 310, 313-
316; and slain, 316-318; vi. 33
Lord, v. 302
EVA, daughter of Ingeram de Umfraville, given as hostage to Ed-
ward I. of England, i. 102
EVANDALE, v. 235
Lord Chancellor, iv. 160, 184-185, 193, 207, 219, 236, 237, 238,
246-247, 249
Lord, v. 150, 182
Lands of, v. 172
68 INDEX.
EVERARD Duke, ii. 357 n.
EVERSDEN John. Chronicle of, i. 146 n.
EVREUX Lewis, Count of. See LEWIS
EWAN, captain of the Clan Cameron, iv. 316
EYEMOUTH, vi. 49; ix. 201
EXCOMMUNICATION Acts of, i. 15, 306, 318; iv. 45
EXETER Bishop of, iv. 261
EXTON Sir Piers, iii. 293, 294, 302
FABYAN Chronicle of, noticed, iii. 293
FAIRLEY William, ii. 61 n.
FALA Mr. George, iv. 121
FALAMUlR,v. 247, 250
FALAISE Dungeon of, ii. 219
FALCONER, a naval officer, v. 45, 50. Slain, 190
FALKIRK, i. 263; iv. 15, 273; viii. 48, 240
Battle of, i. 143-146, 147-148. Mentioned, 149, 150, 152, 153,
185, 193,244, ii. 366
Forest of, i. 141. The army of Edward I. of England advance
to, 142
FALKLAND The Duke of Rothesay murdered at, iii. 106-107.
Mentioned, 316; vi. 109; viii. 146, 181, 205; ix. 53, 98, 100, 101,
108, 172-173, 235, 252, 298, 300, 306-307, 318, 322
Castle of, iii. 190
Palace of, iv. 114. The escape of James V. from, v. 181-184.
Mentioned, 251; viii. 205
Tower of, ii. 49
FAMINE, iv. 22. Enactments regarding, 68
FARINZEAN Lands of, iv. 193
FARMERS in the feudal ages, ii. 211-212. Right of tack of, iii.
233
FARNESE Cardinal, ix. 346
FARNINGDUN, ii. 280
FARQUHARD, of the Clan Kay, iii. 68
F ASIDE Hill of, vi. 22-24, 28
FASTCASTLE, iii. 145; vi. 48; vii. 128, 131. Mentioned in con-
nexion with the Gowrie plot, ix. 294-295, 296, 297, 298, 300, 303,
304-305
FAUCON BERG Sir John, iii. 314
Neville, Lord, iv. 149
FAUDONSIDE Car of. See CAR
FAULCONBRIDGE Lord, iii. 128
FAWSIDE Roger of, ii. 3
FEASTS in the early ages, ii. 341-343
FELTON Sir John, iii. 45, 50
FENELON La Motte, vii. 250, 308
FENTOUN William de, appeals to parliament, iii. 26-27
INDEX 69
FENWICK Sir R., v. 201 n.
Mr. viii. 16
FERDINAND of Spain, v. 2, 27, 30-31, 38, 43
FERGUS Sir, of Ardrossan, i. 287
FERGUSON David, viii. 101, 103. Admonishes James VI. 152.
Protests against Episcopacy, ix. 237
FERIA Duchess of, ix. 259
FERNELITH, daughter of Henry, Earl of Athole, i. 2 n.
FERNYHIRST Laird of, vi. 35; vii. 242, 268, 269, 279, 293, 294,
297, 306
Younger of, ix. 4, 6, 8
Castle of, v. 136. Siege of, vi. 47-48
FERRERIUS, the historian, iv. 234
FERRERS Lord, ii. 8 n. 118, 125, 127
FERRIBY, a priest, iii. 296
FERRIES Enactments regarding, iv. 253
FEUDAL homage of Alexander III. to Edward I. King of England,
i. 45-47
Possessions. Laws regarding, iii. 90-S3, 100
Tenure. Peculiarities of, i. 44
FIENNES Gillemin de. Castle of Roxburgh taken from, i.
952-253
FIERY CROSS. See CROSS
FIESCHI Ottobon de, papal legate, demands a contribution in
Scotland, i. 41
FIFE, i. 177; ii. 16, 168, 238, 257, 294; iv. 45, 107, 117, 267, 293;
v. 178 n. 229, 351,352; vi. 34, 107, 108, 110, 151, 154, 175, 314;
vii. 7, 93, 239 ;ix. 109
Malcolm, Earl of, i. 12 n.
Duncan, Earl of, appointed as one of the regency, i. 54. Mur-
dered, 56
Duncan, Earl of, in 1292, noticed, i. 85, 90, 127, 138, 202
Earl of, i. 90
Duncan, Earl of, in 1 332, noticed, ii. 14, 16. With his daughter,
taken prisoner, 18
Duncan, Earl of, in 1340, ii. 212
Earl of, in 1346, noticed, ii. 72. Tried for treason by Edward
III. of England, 78
Robert Stewart, Earl of. See ALBANY
Men of, at the battle of Falkirk, i. 146. Mentioned, iv, 274;
vi. 27
Barons of, ix. 253-255
Assembly of, ix. Ill
Synod of, ix. 227-229
Coast of, iv. 302; v. 230; vi. 46
Earldom of, iv. 114
County of, ravaged by the English army, i. 146-147. Mentioned,
ix. 40
FINDLATER Laird of, ix. 153
Ogilvy of.
Castle of, vi. 266
70 INDEX.
FINE Loch, i. 291
FINHAVEN, i. 234 n.
Castle of, iv. 89, 99; v. 351
FINLAY, Bishop of Lismore, joins James Stewart, iii. 194, 195, 201
F1NTRY Bishop of, absolved from excommunication, viii. 184
Graham of. See GRAHAM
FISH Abundance of, in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, ii.
186-187
FISHER John. Execution of, noticed, v. 209
FISHING Enactments regarding, iii. 181-182; iv. 146,313-314
F1TZ-ALAN Bryan, chosen regent, i. 75. Noticed, 84. Appointed
governor of Scotland, 118. Receives reinforcements from Ed-
ward I. of England to assist him in subduing the Scots, 118. No-
ticed, 127; ii. 171
FITZ-MARMADUKE John, i. 244
FITZ-WATERS Lord, vi. 29
FITZ- WILLIAM Ralph, sent to subdue Scotland, i. 169
FIVY, i. 233
FLAMBOROUGH-HEAD, iii. 133
FLAMMOCK, at the battle of Preston, vi. 30
FLANDERS, i. 114. Edward I. of England, in his expedition to,
takes the Scottish prisoners with him, 118. Mentioned, 133.
Philip of France determines the reduction of, 168. Mentioned,
193 n. The Scots take refuge in, ii. 59. Mentioned, 130; iv. 51.
Treaty with, 58; vi. 54. Mentioned, ix. 15
Guy, Earl of. His daughter married to Alexander, son of
Alexander III. i. 48
Earl of, excluded from the allies of England, i. 168
Robert, Earl of, i. 305 n.
Earl of, in 1315, i. 285; ii. 23
Catholics of, vii. 350
Court of, iv. 319, 321 ; vii. 258
FLECK George, viii. 184
FLEMING Robert, joins Bruce, i. 200
Malcolm, ii. 30, 36
Sir David, ii. 133; iii. 45
Sir David, of Cumbernauld, frustrates the designs of the Duke
of Albany, and murdered, iii. 132-134. Noticed, 316, 328, iv. 32
Sir Malcolm, of Biggar and Cumbernauld, iv. 24, 29. Executed,
31. Noticed, 54
Robert, iv. 54, 93
Lord Robert, leagues with the Boyds, iv. 172-174, 177, 246-247.
Lord Chamberlain, v. 102, 113, 145, 169, 250; vi. 4, 5 u. 51.
Mission to France, and death of, 68-71
Sir Francis, vi. 1 9
Lord, vi. 336; vii. 118, 175, 178, 182, 183, 264. Castle of
Dunbarton taken from, 288-290
of Boghall, vii. 290
an engineer, vii. 330
Lord, made lord chamberlain, viii. 185. Noticed, ix. 13,31, 79, 171
Mary. One of the four Marys, vi. 45; vii. 80
INDEX. 71
FLEMING Lady, vii. 290
House of, noticed, iv. 36
FLEMISH Privateers, i. 290
Fleet, ii. 262.
merchants in Scotland. Their defence of Berwick,!. 98 ; ii. 237, 239,
253,256. Trade with Scotland,257-258,259,261. Noticed,265. Nego-
tiation with James I. regarding, iii. 204. Trade with Scotland,! v. 181
Artisans in Scotland, v. 240
FLETCHER, Dean of Peterborough, viii. 349, 355, 356
the comedian. His visit to Scotland, ix. 266-267
FLODDEN Battle of,v. 51, 54, 59-74, 80, 101, 110, 133, 139, 187.
Note on the, 373-376
FLOUR' Enactments regarding, iv. 313
FODYNTON, ii. 260
FCEDERA The, noticed, iv. 279
Rymer's. See RYMER
FOIX Gaston de, v. 39
FOR ART Patrick, iv. 161
FONTAINBLEAU, vi. 211
FONTENAY, French Ambassador, viii. 211, 218, 334
FOOLS Enactment regarding the profession of, iv. 67
FORBES John, sixth Lord of, iv. 119 n.
Lord, iv. 268, 290. Revolt of, 297-300
The Master of, v. 140. Treason and execution of, 218-220, 221
Lord, in 1538. Trial of, v. 219
His mission to France, vi. 208
Duncan, vii. 143
Lord, vii. 264; ix. 59, 87, 146, 147, 153, 216
Lady, of Towie, vii. 302
Family of, v. 174; ix. 26
FORD Fortalice of, iii. 32
- Tower of, v. 57, 68
FORDUN, the historian, quoted, i. 3 n. Noticed, 49-50. Quoted,
50-51. Noticed, 146 n. 150. Quoted, 200, 208 n. Noticed,
231 n. 240 n. Criticized, 292 n. Noticed, 330 n.; ii. 26 n. 97 n.
126, 220-22 1 , 222, 223, 224, 226, 228, 230, 237, 250, 299, 3 1 4, 34 6 n .;
iii. 40-41, 103, 240 n.
a Goodal, noticed, ii. 121 n.
- a Hearne, i. 183 n. Quoted, 248 n. 287 n.; ii. 49 n.
Noticed, 101
FORESTER Sir Adam, of Corstorphine, iii. 89, 115
Sir John, of Corstorphine, iii. 167, 187, 192
FORESTS, in the thirteenth and fourteenth century, described, ii.
166-170. Enactments regarding, iv. 145; v. 22
FORFAR, i. 16; ii. 167, 169; iii. 64; v. 25
Laird of, iii. 65
Gardener at, ii. 274, 371
Castle of, delivered up to Edward I. of England, i. 74-75. Wal-
lace expels the English from, 119. Taken by Bruce, 234. Men-
tioned, ii. 171
Fort of, i. 84 n.
Palace of, ii. 336
72 INDEX.
FORFAR County of, iv. 182
FORGRUND,ii. 185
FORM AN Andrew, v. 10
Bishop of Moray, v. 43, 47, 48, 80-81
FORRES, v. 25
Castle of, ii. 171
Forest of, ii. 167
Fort of, i. 84 n.
FORRESTER Martyrdom of, v. 224-225
a dependant of Moray's, vii. 239
David, murdered, ix. 170, 174
FORRET Thomas, vicar of Dollar. Martyrdom of, v. 224-225
FORSTER Adam, iii. 76
Mr. Walter, iii. 77
Thomas. His connexion with the plot against Cardinal Beaton,
v. 321-324, 326
Sir John, vii. 242, 263; viii. 16, 17
FORTEV10T, ii. 11
FORTH Firth of, mentioned, i. 23, 54, 138, 245, 325-326; ii. 10,
41, 48, 61, 88, 90, 92, 187, 188, 201, 202; iii. 21, 36, 219, 261; iv.
25, 57, 68, 79, 165, 228, 301, 302; v. 131, 281, 283, 299, 300, 303;
vi. 6, 13, 22, 23, 28, 34, 44, 45, 46, 141, 153, 156-157, 314, 350;
vii. 6, 175; ix. 131,318
River, i. 119, 146, 176, 235 n. 274; ii. 179, 288; iii. 3, 78, 145,
iv. 244, 273, 288, 299-300; v. 76; vi. 114; ix. 25, 98
FOSTER Sir John, vi. 249; viii. 227; ix. 3, 9
Captain, ix. 168
FOTHERINGAY, viii. 311, 323, 324, 327, 340, 342, 346; ix. 2
Treaty of, iv. 228, 230, 235
FOTHER1NGHAME Sir Thomas, iv. 290
FOTHNEVYN. See FINHAVEN
FOUL RAID The, iii. 162-163
FOULDEN KIRK, viii. 192, 201, 204
FOULIS Sir John, refuses to give up the fortresses to Edward I.
of England, i. 66
Mr. David, ix. 187, 194
FOWL Wild. Enactments regarding, iv. 146
FOWLER Mr. vi. 329-330
- William, viii. 127
- Thomas. His mission to Scotland, ix. 19-20, 21-23
Mr. David, ix. 139
Mr. William, secretary to Anne of Denmark, ix. 244 n.
FOWLIS William, iii. 156, 166, 167, 213
FOX, Bishop of Durham, v. 2, 8
Dr. v. 204
FOXES Enactments regarding, iv. 147
FOXE'S Book of Martyrs, v. 178-179
FRANCE, i. 54. War between Edward I. of England and, 108,
133. Wallace supposed to have gone over to, 150. Peace
between England and, 163, 166-167. League between Scot-
land and, 333, 335. Claimed by Edward III. of England, ii.
50-51. Assists the Scots, 56-57. Treaty with England, 107
INDEX. 73
Treaty with Scotland, iii. 8-9. Sends an army to assist the Scots
against England, 27-38. Truce with England concluded, 56. Re-
newed peace with England and Scotland, 63. Truce with Scotland
renewed, 137. Assisted in her war with England by the Scots,
164, 166. Precarious condition of, and proposed alliance with
Scotland, 201-203, 231. Dispute in parliament regarding, 241-242.
Marriage of Margaret Stewart to the dauphin of, 251-253. Amica-
ble intercourse of, with Scotland, iv. 34. The Scottish princesses
at the court of, 48. Mission from James II. to the court of, 53.
Court of, noticed, 295, 305, 310, 319, 320-321; v. 10, 83, 164. See
FRANCIS I. Artisans of, 240. Connexion with Scotland during
the minority of Mary, 261, 263, 266, 272, 273, 281, 282, 286, 304,
351, 352; vi. 4/5, 7, 13-15, 25. Proposal to send Mary to, 36-37,
41. Fleet from, sent for Mary, 44-45. Assists Scotland, 49, 50-
51, 64, 75. Opposed by the Protestant party in Scotland, 127-128,
129; and England, 130-132, 133. Noticed, 135, 136, 137, 139. Sends
assistance to Scotland, 140-141, 151-152. Alarm of Elizabeth of
England regarding, 153-154, 157-158. League of, with the north
of Scotland, 160. Mission from, to Scotland, 161. Influence of,
on Mary of Guise, 162-165. Treaty with Scotland and England,
and withdrawal of her troops from Scotland, 166-175. Intrigues at
the court of, and Mary's departure from, for Scotland, 191-235.
Intrigues of, regarding Mary, 247, 253, 261, 268-269. Distur-
bances in, 275-276. Mary's feelings for, 310-311, 320, 321, 334,
335, 351; vii. 36, 38. Disapproves of Mary's conduct after the
murder of Darnley, 76, 78, 90, 91, 93, 95, 100, 101, 102, 108. In-
trigues of, with regard to Scotland after the imprisonment of
Mary, 114-115, 116, 118, 124. Unfavourable to Mary, 129, 131-
133, 134, 139, 145, 146-147, 148. Casual notices of, 152, 156, 157,
158-159. Intrigues of, in Scotland, 177-178. Casual notices of, 183,
186, 193, 214,231, 249, 250. Intrigues of, on the death of Moray,
257-258, 262, 267-268, 286, 287, 293, 302, 306, 306-307. Massacre
of St. Bartholomew, 308-309, 313, 316, 321. Casual notices of,
328,329, 339-340, 341, 349. Intrigues of, for the liberation of
Mary, viii. 40, 114, 125. Noticed, 201. Court of, 186. Intrigues
of, 194; ix. 7, 8, 11, 16-18, 20, 28, 44, 136. Court of, 275, 351
King of, i. 44
Dauphin of, iv. 223
FRANCIS of Valois, dauphin of Vienna, v. 31
I. of France, v. 83, 96. Ingratitude of, towards Scotland, 103-
104,104-105,115,119-120,128,130. Treaty with, 131-132. No-
ticed, 133. Negotiations of the Regent Albany with, 134-136, 137,
138, 139, 144-145. Negotiations with Scotland, 151, 153, 154, 155,
158, 161,163,187. Noticed, 191, 196, 199. Negotiations with James
V. 202, 205, 208. Noticed, 209, 2 1 1 . James marries the daughter
of, 212-213. His influence over James, 214-215, 217, 217-218,
222, 227-229. Noticed, 24 1, 243. Assists Scotland against Henry
VIII. 276, 278-279, 290-291,293-294, 297, 305, 318,320,321, 325-
326, 333; vi. 8-9. Death of, 10
II. of France. Proposed marriage of, with Queen Mary, vi. 37,
44-45, 46, 50. Marriage of, with Mary, 67-71. Casual notices
74 INDEX.
of, 74, 86, 89, 90, 93, 101-102, 140, 155, 157-158, 153, 167, 168, 172,
176 n. 190 192-193, 196, 197. Death of, 198-200. Consequences
of, 202-204, 205, 209, 212, 233, 243, 310, 339
FRANCIS Queen Mary's steward, vii. 71, 73
FRANCISCANS, ii. 178; iii. 305
FRANK, a soldier, assists the Earl of Moray to take Edinburgh
castle, i. 254-255
FRANKFORT, vi. 75
FRASER William, bishop of St. Andrews, appointed as one of the
regency, i. 54. Noticed, 57. Informs Edward I. of England of
affairs in Scotland, 67-68. Noticed, 69, 71
Richard, i. 127 n.
Simon, with the court of Edward I. of England, i. 149
Sir Simon, defeats the army of Edward I. of England at Roslin,
i. 170. His cruel treatment of Ralph de Manton, 171. Driven
by Edward to take refuge in the fastnesses, 174. Resists Edward's
power, 176. Terms held out to, by Edward, 177. Refuses to
appear before the parliament, 178. Consents to accept the condi-
tions of Edward, ib. Noticed, 200, 207 n. Seized and executed,
216-217
Sir Alexander, i. 200, 207, 232, 240
Alexander, ii. 12. Slain, 14
Sir Simon, ii. 18, 20. Slain at the battle of Halidon Hill, 27-29
James, slain, ii. 27-29
Sir Alexander, iii. 45
Sir Peter, of Dores, iv. 4 n.
Red Lion, ix. 146. Slain, 150, 152
Family of, v. 307; ix. 147
FREDERICK II. of Germany, ii. 292-293
III. of Germany, iv. 281
FREE-MASONS-Origin of, ii. 330-332
FRENCH Knight Instance of the valour of a, i. 247-248
Ambassador, vii. 269, 272
Fleet, ii. 262
Army assists Albany against the English, v. 139-144. Men-
tioned, 332. In Scotland, vi. 49, 64, 104-105, 106, 107, 109-
110, 111, 115, 117, 119, 125, 128, 141, 142, 144, 147, 148, 152,
154-155, 156-157, 159-160, 162, 163. Departure of, 170-174, 207
FRENDRAUGHT Laird of, ix. 26
FRIARS Praedicant, or Barefooted. Deputation of, i. 28
FRIESLAND Duchess of, vi. 76
FRISBY, a Franciscan, executed, iii. 305
FROISSART, quoted, i. 229, 338-339, 344, 357-359; ii. 4,60,73;
111. 13, 24, 29-30, 31, 32, 38,44 n. 50-51, 53, 58, 304; iv. 150 n.
FUEL Price of, in the early ages, ii. 273
FULLHOPELAW, iii. 85
FURBUR Richard le, ii. 255
GAELIC Language, ii. 303
Race. See CELTIC
GAITMILK, ii. 205
GALA River, ii. 168
INDEX. 75
GALBRAITH, of Culcreuch, iv. 38
GALD Roderic, slain, iii. 148
GALFORD, ii. 82
GALILEO, noticed, ii. 289
GALLOWAY Henry de Percy appointed keeper of. 5. 107. Men-
tioned, 156. Invaded by Edward I. of England, 157, 158. Men-
tioned, 159, 194,206, 222. Ravaged by Bruce, 230. Subjection
of, by Edward Bruce, 235-237. Mentioned, 250, 256; ii. 74, 75, 81,
128, 171, 172, 181, 182, 188, 190, 191, 194 n. 204; iii. 41, 44; iv.
23, 33, 94, 103, 113; vii. 194
Thomas, of, i. 2 n.
Roland, Prince of, i. 237 n.
Fergus, Lord of, ii. 178
Alan, Lord of, ii. 240
Gilbert, Lord of, ii. 242
Patrick, minister of the kirk, viii. 103, 238; ix. 33, 173, 318-
319
Alan, Lord of. See ALAN
John Baliol, Lord of. See BALIOL
Margaret Douglas, the maid of. See DOUGLAS
Bishop of, v. 167; vi. 51, 144; vii. 162, 164 n.
Andrew, Bishop of, vi. 4 n. 5 u.
Men of, i. 115. Their attack on Bruce, 223-224. Noticed, iv.
274
Lordship of, iv. 63, 96
GALSTON, i. 227
Sir William Keith of. See KEITH
GALYTHLY Henry, i. 77
Patrick, the descent from which he claims the crown, i. 77.
Withdraws his claim, 83
GAMBOA Don Pedro de, vi. 19, 42
GAMELINE. See ST. ANDREWS Bishop of
GAMES of the early ages, ji. 343. Enactments against, vi. 64
GAUNT John of. See LANCASTER
GAVESTON Piers, i. 230, 241,244, 245, 253
GAWAN AND GOLOGRAS Romance of, noticed, ii. 300, 307 n.
GAWDY, Sergeant-at-Law, viii. 311
GAWIN, a carpenter, slain, v. 116
GARDINER Bishop, vi. 186
GARELOCH, v. 121
GARENCIERES Eugene de, Lord of, assists the Scots, ii. 57, 84-
85
GARIOCH, v. 174
Earldom of, ii. 195; iv. 240
GARNTULLY Laird of, ix. 164
GARTALUNANE, iv. 300
GARTER Order of the, v. 205; ix. 44-45
GARVYACH, i. 174; iii. 66, 148
GASCONY, i. 163; ii. 277
GASGOW Forest of, ii. 167
CASK, ii. 12
76 INDEX.
GASKLUNE, iii. 65
GATES Sir Henry, vii. 250, 260
GATHELUS, the fabulous, mentioned, i. 7
GEDEWARTH Fort of, i. 84 n.
GELLAND, ii. 205
GELT River, vii. 263
GENERAL ASSEMBLY held, vi. 249-250, 347; vii. 119, 135-136,
233-234; ix. 63, 191, 229-232, 232-233, 238, 240
GENEVA Knox at, vi. 76, 80, 83, 124. Mentioned, 133, 143;
viii. 22;ix. 275
GENOESE traders, ii. 259, 261
GERMAN soldiers, vi. 47, 48
GERMANY, vi. 141, 197-198; viii. 202
Emperor of, favourable to Queen Mary, viii. 43
GERVAS, noticed, ii. 329, 345 n.
GEST OF ARTHURE Romance of, ii. 306
GESTE OF THE BRUTE Romance of, ii. 306
GHENT Magistrate of, ii. 23
GIBRALTAR, ii. 5 n.
GIBSON, a vassal of the Stewart, ii. 35
Murdoch, iv. 22
GICHT Gordon of. See GORDON
GIFFORD Sir Robert, ii. 104
of Sheriffhall Treason of, iv. 245, 246
Gilbert, a seminary priest, viii. 260. His treachery, 270.
Noticed, 272, 273, 284
Hugh. See YESTER
GIGHA The king of Norway at, i. 25, 26, 27
Maclane of. See MACLANE
GIL John, iii. 137
GILDEFORD John de, i. 84 n.
GILGREWER Allan, ii. 214-215
GILL John, iii. 156
GILLECOLMMACMELG, ii. 214
GILLECOSTENTIN, ii. 214
GILLEPATRIC, ii. 214
GILLES The. See GILLIES HILL
GILLESCOP, a Celtic chief, ii. 326
GILLESERFMAC, ii. 214
GILLESPIE, a minister, viii. 103
GILLIES HILL, i. 262
GILLSLAND,i. 245, 317; ii. 21
GILMERSLAND, ii. 180
GILMORYS, mentioned, i. 27 n.
GILP Loch, iii. 153
GIRALDUS CAMBRENSIS, ii. 308, 309
GLAMIS Lord, iv. 105
GLAMMIS, v. 235
Lord,iv. 192, 218, 246-247, 263,268,288,290,293; v. 115, 220.
Trial of, 220-221. Noticed, 308; vi. 336; vii. 93, 255, 265, 295;
viii. 27,29, 109-110, 154, 159
INDEX. 77
GLAMMIS Master of, viii. 109-110. Repairs to Ireland, 159. No-
ticed, 162, 1G5, 167,173. Declared guilty of high treason, 177. No-
ticed, 188, 213,230, 233. His return to Scotland and restoration to
power, 238, 242. Noticed, ix. 13, 25, 55, 79, 84, 98, 101, 102, 107,
108, 132, 153, 169, 171, 174, 184
Lady, v. 184 n. Conspiracy and death of, 220 n. 220-221. Note
on the conspiracy of, 368-373
The tutory of, viii. 184
GLASGOW, i. 201; ii. 41, 75, 194 n. 249, 250, 253; iv. 101; v. 140,
226, 305; vi. 151, 155, 175, 352; vii. 3, 57, 58, 63-65, 176-177, 179,
288. Conference at, 225, 228. Mentioned, viii. 95, 103; ix. 48, 67
Archbishop of, iv. 311; v. 14
Archbishop of, Chancellor, v. 269, 271
Gavin, Archbishop of, vi. 5 n.
Bishop of, refuses to affix his seal, i. 12. Mentioned, 14, 19.
Sent to treat with the King of England, 57. Mentioned, 86 n.; ii.
152, 167,228; iii. 76, 160, 167, 245; iv. 10, 18. 137, 170, 178, 184-
185, 305, 309; v. 10; vi. 176 n.; viii. 53, 62, 71,91-92, 95, 97,
105-107, 119, 184, 186, 200, 285, 316
Wishart, Bishop of. See WISHART
Dean of, slain at the battle of Flodden, v. 67
Castle of, v. 100; vii. 270
Cross of, iv. 99
See of, i. 214
University of, founded, iv. 99. Mentioned, v. 9; vi. 2
GLASTONBURY Church of, ii. 327
GLEDSTANES Mr. John, ix. 234, 239
GLENBRERET, iii. 65 n.
GLENBRIERACHAN,iii. 65 n.
GLENCAIRN Lord Kilmaurs, Earl of, joins James III. against
the rebellious nobles, iv. 268, 272. Slain, 277
Earl of, slain at the battle of Flodden, v. 67
Earl of, in 151 5, noticed, v. 81,100, 150-151, 152,156,167. Taken
prisoner at Solway Moss, 250. His bond with Henry VIII., and
return to Scotland, 254-303. His renewed exertions in the
cause of Henry, 303-306. Wavers between the two parties, 310,
311-313, 319. Joins in the plot against Cardinal Beaton, 321-324.
Assists the English party, 326-327, 328, 329-831, 336. Approves
of the Reformation, 338-339, 340, 342, 343. Noticed, 350; vi. 3,
5 n. Again intrigues with England, 16-17, 37-38. Noticed, 79,
82, 84. Remonstrates with Mary of Guise, 95-96. Joins the
army of the Protestants, 104, 106, 107, 122 n. 142, 144, 151, 159,
1 62, 1 63, 1 90, 1 9 1 , 1 95, 328, 336, 348, 356. Rebels against Mary, vii.
5-6. Sanctions the murder of Riccio, 23-24. Noticed, 86, 92.
Assists the party against Mary, 108. Destroys the chapel of
Holyrood, 119. His connexion with the secret council, 136, 139,
140, 164 n. 177, 226, 247 n. 255 265, 297
Master of, v. 217
Earl of, in 1577. Casual notices of, viii. 29,56, 87, 105, 137, 184;
ix. 84,176
GLENDlNNING-Sir Adam, iii. 45
78 INDEX.
GLENDINNING Sir Simon, iii. 141
GLENDONANE Sir Simon, iv. 85
GLENDOWART, v. 19
GLENDOWER Owen. Rebellion of, iii. 89, 110, 119-120, 122,129
GLENELG, v. 230
GLENFALLOCH, iv. 293
GLENGARRIE Alexander of, v. 231 n.
GLENLIVAT Battle of, ix. 148-151, 153, 161, 163
GLENLYON, iv. 293
GLENORCHANE, iv. 114
GLENS Territory of, iv. 106 n.
GLENTRUEL, i. 226
GLENURCHY Campbell of. See CAMPBELL
GLENURQUHART, iv. 293
GLORAT Stirling of. See STIRLING
GLOUCESTER Earl of, in 1254, sent to the Scottish court, i. 10.
His success there, 11
Gilbert, Earl of, supports Bruce, i. 55. Incurs the resentment
of Edward I. of England, 56 n.
Earl of, in 1298, attends the meeting at York, i. 134. Sent to
treat with the Governor of Stirling castle, 182. Noticed, 197.
Ralph Monthermer, Earl of, defeated by Bruce, i. 228-229
Gilbert de Clare, Earl of, i. 241, 244, 245
Earl of, in 1314, i. 265. Commands at the battle of Bannock-
burn, 269-271. Slain at, 273-274. Honour done to his remains, 277
Duke of, regent of England, agrees to the departure of James
I. iii. 167. Noticed, 299 n. 306; iv. 8
Duke of, in 1448, iv. 54
Duke of. See RICHARD III.
GODESCHALCO, Ambassador, v. 205
GODFREY, of Bulloign, ii. 342
GODSCROFT Hume of. See HUME
GOLD Import of, ii. 256. Enactments regarding, iii. 182-183
GOLDEN FLEECE Order of the, v. 205
GOLDING Ralph, ii. 22
GOLORAN OF GALLOWAY, Romance of, ii. 300
GOODMAN Christopher, vi. 144, 175. His letter to Cecil, 186
Noticed, 253
GORDON William, i. 42 n.
Sir Adam, i. 321
Sir John. His skirmish with the English borderers, iii. 13-14
Sir Adam de. Incident regarding, and death of, at the battle of
Homildon, iii. 113-114
Sir Roger, slain, iii. 114
Alexander de Seton, Lord of, iii. 166, 167
Lord, iv. 8, 192
of Letterfury, v. 50
Sir John. Rebellion and execution of, vi. 264-267
Lord, in 1562, his connexion with the rebellion of Huntley, vi.
264-267
Adam, vi. 267
Sir John, of Lochinvar, vii. 196-197, 279
INDEX. 79
GORDON Adam, of Auchendown, his exploits in the cause of Mary,
vii. 301-302, 306, 335, 339, 350; viii. 7
a Jesuit, ix. 14
Sir Patrick, of Auchendown. Treason of, ix. 44, 69, 74, 87, 1 1 1,
113, 121, 144. At the battle of Glenlivat, and slain, 148-150, 151
of Buckie, ix. 59
Mr. James, ix. 123
William, of Strathdon, ix. 123
of Abergeldie, ix. 148
of Gicht, ix. 148. Slain, 151
Mr. James, a Jesuit, ix. 166, 232, 259
Father, ix. 167
of Gicht, ix. 234.
Lady Catherine, wife of Perkin Warbeck, iv. 324, 329, 330
Lady Jane, Countess of Bothwell. See BOTHWELL
House of, ix. 56-57, 147-153
GORGES Thomas, viii. 296
GORM Donald. Treason of, iv. 225, 228
John Stewart, of Athole. See STEWART
GOSFORDE, iv. 113
GOTHIC Race and Language, noticed, ii. 302-304, 307, 317, 344.
Architecture, 327-333
GOURLAY Norman. Martyrdom of, v. 206-207
GOWER, the poet, iii. 171; v. 10
COWRIE, ii. 185
first Earl of. See RUTHVEN
James, second Earl of, ix. 272
John, third Earl of,ix. 114, 118. Ancestry of, 271-272. Early
education of, 272-273. His residence on the continent, 273-275.
At the court of England, 275-279. Effects of the intrigues there on,
279-281. His arrival in Scotland, and intercourse with James VI.,
281-284. Opposes James in parliament, 285, 286-287, 288. His
temptations to conspiracy, 289-290. The plan of his plot against
James, 290-292. His accomplices, 292-294. Letters of his accom-
plices, 295-305. Succeeds in decoying the king into his house,
305-315. His death, 316. Feelings with regard to the conspiracy,
and death of, 317-324, 327, 327-328
Countess of, viii. 204 ; ix. 89, 272-273
House of. See RUTHVEN
Conspiracy, ix. 271-324
Castle of, ix. 291
House, mentioned in connexion with the Cowrie plot, ix.
291, 294, 295, 306, 308-318
GO WRY, ii. 16,200
GRAHAMi Sir Patrick, refuses to give up the fortresses to Edward
I. of England, i. 66
Patrick de, receives a grant from Edward I. of England, i. 86 n.
Is slain at the taking of Dunbar, 101
Sir John, of Abercorn, joins Wallace, i. 138
David de. Terms held out to by Edward I. of England, i. 177
Sir Patrick de, in 1320, i. 322-324
80 INDEX.
GRAHAM John de, slain, ii. 29
Sir Patrick de, in 1338. His success in jousting, ii. 54
Sir John. His intrepidity at the battle of Durham, ii. 70-71
Sir Patrick, of Kincardine, iii. 76, 255, 256
Sir William, iii. 141
Sir Robert, imprisoned, iii. 190. His conspiracy, and murder
of James I. 255-267. Executed, 269-270. Casual notices of, 272.
iv. 2, 28 n. 39
Lord, iv. 105,121
Patrick, Bishop of St. Andrews, iv. 173
Patrick, Bishop of Brechin. His attempts to reform the church,
and persecution of, iv. 199-201, 224
Lord, in 1488, joins James III. against the rebellious barons,
iv. 272-274, 291
Master of, slain, vi. 28
John, of Peartree, viii. 205
Mr. John, ix. 45
Richard, a sorcerer, ix. 50-53, 99
of Fintry, his seizure, ix. 69; and execution, 74-75
of Morphy, ix. 76 n.
of Balgone, ix. 317
Malise, Earl of Strathern. See STRATHERN
Euphemia, iv. 27
Family of, iii. 110, 256-257; viii. 205
GRAHAMS Country of the, ix. 196
GRAIN Culture of, in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries,
ii. 180-182. Price of, in the early ages, 271-272. Enactments
regarding, iv. 68
GRAMPIANS The, i. 232; ii. 202; iii. 215
GRANADA, ii. 4
GRANGE Kirkaldy of. See KIRKALDY
GRANT The Laird of, in 1493, iv. 316
Laird of, in 1589, ix. 26, 55, 60
Family of, ix. 146
GRANTON, iii. 205
Craig, v. 301
GRAY Sir Andrew, i. 240
Sir Alexander, ii. 24
Sir Patrick, iii. 64-65
Sir Thomas, iii. 84-85
Lord, iv. 61, 85, 105
Sir Patrick, in 1451. His mission to Douglas castle, iv. 80-82.
Noticed, 85, 87
Lord, in 1482. Rebellion of, iv. 230, 232, 240-241, 242, 274.
Casual notices of, 276, 290, 293
Lord, in 1542, v. 250, 307-308
Patrick, Lord, vi. 11 n. 16, 35, 37-38, 336; vii. 93, 264, 339
Master of, viii. 161, 197. His treachery, 198-200,211. His
mission to England, 213-217. His proposals from the king and
Arran, 214, 222. Noticed, 229-240, 332, 336-337. Merited
punishment of, ix. 11-12, 16-17. Noticed, 82
INDEX. 81
GRAY James. Outrage committed by, ix. 82-83
Captain Andrew, ix. 148, 149
GRAEME, of Fintry, viii. 154
GREAME Arthur, vii. 281
Richies George, vii. 281
GREAT HARRY The, a ship, v. 41
GREAT MICHAEL The, a ship, described, v. 34, 44. Mentioned,
49,51
GREEK FIRE, used at the siege of Stirling castle, i. 181
GREENLAW John, iii. 118-119
GREENWICH, iv. 305; v. 280; vii. 40;ix.2, 156, 177
GREGOR Clan, ix. 146
GREGORY XIII. Letter of Queen Mary to, viii. 42
A tool of Walsingham's, viii. 260
GRESOLLES, a French knight, v. 135, 145, 150
GREY Robert de, i. 84 11.
Sir Thomas, ii. 85
Sir Thomas, in 1388, iii. 45, 320, 321-324
Lord, of Wilton, at the battle of Pinky, vi. 19, 22-23, 28-31.
Noticed, 37 n. 38, 40. Invades Scotland, 42-43, 159, 162, 249
Lord, viii. 311
Lady Catherine, ix. 358
GREY FRIARS, vi. 77
Church of, at Edinburgh, iv. 207
Cemetery of, viii. 122
GREYHOUNDS Trade of, ii. 255-256
GREY-STEIL Romance of, ix. 303 n.
GREYSTOCK Castle of, vii. 263
GRIMANI, papal legate, v. 279, 290, 293
G RU AM ACH Donald, of Sleat, v. 231 n.
GUARD King's Body. First appearance of, iv. 97-98
GUELDRES Duke of, iii. 287; iv. 53, 58, 203
Charles D'Egmont, Duke of, v. 28. Death of, 30-31, 42, 53
Duchy of, iv. 203; v. 28
GUESCLIN Constable de, iii. 7
GUEVARA John, ix. 264-265, 325
GUIDO, son of the Earl of Warwick, attends the meeting at York,
i. 134
GUIENNE Expedition of Henry III. of England, to, i. 10. Men-
tioned, v. 47
GUISE Duke of, v. 264, 266-267. Intrigues of, with Mary of
Guise, vi. 50, 52, 57. Farther intrigues of, 71-72. Casual notices
of, 157, 212, 234, 247. Death of, 275-276. See GUISE House of.
Cardinal of, vi. 234. See GUISE House of
- Duke of, in 1579, viii. 53, 85, 93, 97, 141, 154, 216. Death of.
ix. 20, 23
Duchess of, vii. 134
House of, v. 218, 222. The Catholic party in Scotland appeal
to, 261. Noticed, vi. JO. Influence of, in Scotland, 60,64,66.
Intrigues of, regarding the marriage of Mary, 69-71. Against
Elizabeth of England, 73, 74. Undue Influence of, in Scotland,
VOL. X. F
82 INDEX.
93, 95, 126,131,165, 166. Noticed,192, 194-195. Intrigue against
the Protestants, 196-199. Casual notices of, 200, 204, 205, 2 1 0, 2 1 5,
220, 243. Conciliate between Mary and Elizabeth, 247, 249.
Mary's affection for, 268-269. Noticed, 270, 273. Faction of,
275, 319. Casual notices of, vii. 50; viii. 60, 71, 97, 16, 197,246;
ix. 8
GUNPOWDER TREASON, ix. 355
GUN'S GREEN, ix. 302, 304
GUTHRIE David, of Kincaldrum, iv. 161
GUTHRY Laird of, iii. 65
GUY Bishop of Soissons, i. 242
Earl of Flanders. See FLANDERS
GYSBORNE Church of, burnt by the English, i. 131
H
HACO, King of Norway, i. 20. Determined to protect his vassals,
22-23. Invades Scotland, 23-24. Dispute with John the island
chief, 25. Subdues some of the island chiefs, 25-26. Assisted by
Roderick a pirate chief, 27. Receives proposals from the Irish
Ostinen, ib. Treats with Alexander III. 28-29. Despatches his
fleet to Loch Long, 30. Encounters a storm, 31-32. Assists his
men against the Scots, 32. His fleet destroyed, 33-34. His army
routed, 34. A truce granted to him, 36. Wishes to assist the
Ostmen, 36-37 ; but opposed by his army, 37. Returns to
Orkney, 37-38. His death, 38. Fatal mistake of, 39. Casual
notices of, 39, 40, 44; ii. 259, 274, 319, 364
a Norse baron, slain, i. 35
HADDEN RIG, v. 245
HADDINGTON Tournament held near, i. 2. Mentioned, ii. 32.
Destroyed by Edward III. 91-92. Mentioned, 234, 249, 253, 276,
325; iii. 20, 240; iv. 117, 235. Burnt, v. 303. Mentioned, vi. 40,
42, 44, 46-47, 48; vii. 105; ix.
County of, i. 217 n.
Seal of, iv. 105
HAIG, of Bemerside, i. 207 n.
HAILES, v. 346
Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell, Lord, iv. 230. Rebellion of, 265,
266, 274. Casual notices of, 287, 288, 292, 293, 296. Increasing
power of, 297-298. Noticed, 305, 308, 320; v. 10, 20. Slain at
the battle of Flodden, 63-67
Lord. Remarks of, on Fordun, i. 3 n. Inaccuracy of, 13 n. 17
n. Errors of, 41 n. 141 n. 148 n. 150 n. Omission of, 178 n.
Errors of, 188 n. 193, 198 n. 210 n. 217 n. 221 n. 236 n. 240 n.
Omission of, 245 n. Errors of, 250 n. 283 n. Omission of, 2i)7 11.
Criticised, 304 n. 324 n. Noticed, 330 u. 353 n. ; ii. 9 u. 1 6 n. 26 n
60 n. Errors of, 381, 194 n. Noticed, 287 n. Error of, 344 n.
Noticed, 108 n. Quoted, 219
INDEX. 83
HAILES Castle of, iii. 86; iv. 226; vi. 21
HAINAULT John of, i. 337, 348
Troops of, ii. 260
HALI BURTON Henry de, sent to occupy the town of Berwick,
i. 125. Noticed, 185 n.
Ralph de, employed by Edward I. of England to seize Wallace,
i. 184-185
Sir William de, ii. 133
Sir John, iii. 45
William, iii. 163
Sir Walter, of Dirleton, iii. 248, 249
Lord, iv. 192
Provost of Dundee. See DUNDEE
Family of, iii. 109
HALIDON HILL Battle of, ii. 27-30. Casual notices of, 32, 35,
37, 366. Note on, 382-385
HALL Thomas, a physician, ii. 276
Thomas, assists in the murder of James I. iii. 260,266,267.
Executed, 270
Sir John, assists in the murder of James I. iii. 260, 266, 267
John, vii. 290
Chronicle of, noticed, iii. 293
minister of the kirk, ix. 321
HAMAR Gilbert, Bishop of, i. 28 n.
HAMPSHIRE, i. 203
HAMPTON COURT, vii. 217
HAMILTON, vi. 142; vii.175-176, 179
Sir James, of Cadyow, Lord, iv. 33, 39, 45, 88, 91, 95. Deserts
the cause of Douglas, 101-102. Noticed, 105, 155, 170, 172-173,
177. Marries the sister of James III., 193-194
Lord, Earl of Arran, Duke of Chastelherault, iv. 290; v. 16, 24,
30. Imprisoned by Henry VII., 32-33. Mismanages the Scottish
fleet, 50-51, 83-84 n. Returns to Scotland, 75. Noticed, 81.
Leagues with England against the regent, Albany, 95-96. Re-
bellion of, 100-101. Casual notices of, 105, 108-109, 113. Dis-
putes the government of the country with the Earl of Angus, 1 lo-
ll 9, 121. Noticed, 135. Supported by the queen-mother against
Angus, 148-163. Joins the party of Angus, 166. Defeats the
Earl of Lennox, and consequence of that event to him, 170-173.
Casual notices of, 182, 189, 229, 232, 256. Favours the Reforma-
tion, and chosen regent, 258-261, 269. Subdues the Catholic
party, 267-268, 271. Refuses to submit to Henry VIII., 271.
Coalition with Cardinal Beaton, 273, 275-277. Proposals from
the opposite parties to, 278, 282, 283, 285-286. Joins the party
of Beaton, and abjures Protestantism, 286-289, 291, 293-29.5.
Endeavours to support the government against Henry VIII 296,
299; and the English army, 300-303, 305. Opposed by the nobles
and the queen-mother, 306-307, 310-311. Coalition with the
queen, 311, 312. Opposes the English party, 313, 314, 315, 318-
321,326,331,332. Bribed by the cardinal, 333, 335. Renewed
exertions against Henry, 335, 336-337. Opposed to the Reforma-
84 INDEX.
tion, 338, 339-340. Disapproves of the persecution of Wit-hart,
344, 346, 349. Endeavours to restore order, vi. 3-9, 11-12.
Takes the castle of St. Andrews, 12-15. Intrigues of the nobles
against, 16-18. Makes preparations to repel the English army,
18-20. Defeated at the battle of Pinky, 20-34. Advised by the
queen-dowager, 36-37, 39. His cruelty to the rebel lords, 40.
Noticed, 41, 42. Treaty with England, 49-50. Intrigues of the
queen-mother to wrest the regency from, 50-53. Government of,
54-55. Deprived of the regency, 55-58. Noticed, 61. Opposes
Mary of Guise, 66-67. Casual notices of, 101, 106, 120, 123-124,
125. The Protestants endeavour to make him join in the revolt
against Mary of Guise, 132-134, 136, 139-140, 142, 143-144. Ad-
monished by Knox, 149-150. Noticed, 151. At Glasgow, 155.
Treaty with England, 158-159. Noticed, 160, 163-164, 171, 178.
Intimidates his brother, 183. Casual notices of, 190,201,207.
Views of, with regard to Mary, 208. Casual notices of, 247, 252-253.
Accused by his son of treason, and leniency of Mary towards, 255-
257, 258. Noticed, 264, 323. Displeased at the proposed marriage
of Mary with Darnley, 327-332. Noticed, 336. Rebels against
Mary, vii. 5-6. Noticed, 65-66. Takes the side of Mary against
the confederates, 117. Noticed, 136. His title to the throne kept
in view, J38, 141. Noticed, 178, 205. Endeavours to support the
cause of Mary, and imprisoned, 224-228, 244, 253. Casual notices
of, 263, 268, 271, 296, 335, 338; viii. 19, 44, 157
HAMILTON Sir Patrick, v. 15, 32-33, 118
Sir James, the bastard of Arran, v. 116, 171-172. Act of
revenge on, 173-174. Noticed, 189, 198, 200 n. 212. Treason and
execution of, 231-234. Noticed, 235
of Finnart, v. 118
Sir Patrick of Kincavil, v. 177
Patrick, Abbot of Feme. Martyrdom of, v. 176-179. Brother
and sister of, mentioned, 206. Noticed, 232, 295, 348
James, of Kincavil, sheriff of Linlithgow, v. 232
'Sir William, of Sanquhar, v. 270, 280; vi. 4 n. 5 n.
Abbot of Paisley, v. 273, 288, 294
of Stenhouse, v. 302. Slain, vi. 49
James, vi. 7 n.
Archbishop of St. Andrews. Counsels of, vi. 26, 53, 56. Ad-
monishes the Protestant party, 86, 87, 108. Noticed, 109. Inti-
midated by his brother, 183. Casual notices of, 189, 207, 252, 258.
278, 280; vii. 55. Joins the plot against Darnley, 67. Noticed,
71, 90. Supports the cause of Mary against the confederate
nobles, 117-118. Treacherous intentions of, toward Mary, 140-
144. Joins Moray, 161. Noticed, 181. Forfeited, 194. Casual
notices of, 226, 234-235, 243, 251, 253. Executed, 290-291, 298;
viii. 45
Abbot of Kilwinning, vi. 53, 252-253, 255
James, of Bothwellhaugh. His murder of Moray, vii. 250-
253; viii. 19,45,58
Arthur, viii. 45
Lord Claud, joins Mary, vii. 175, 179. Forfeited, 194,296.
INDEX. 85
His connexion with the murder of Lennox, 296-299. Noticed,
viii. 44, 45, 46, 52, 157, 162, 175, 230, 233, 248, 268, 269, 332-333;
ix. 6, 11, 17, 18 n. 51, 171, 191
HAMILTON Lord John, viii. 157, 162, 230, 233; ix. 84
Lord, ix. 31, 33, 36. Incident between, and James VI. 41.
Noticed, 79, 159. Refuses to be a leader of the kirk, 220-222
Mr. Thomas, Lord-advocate, ix. 185, 217, 220
The house of, iv. 75; v. 117, 205, 212, 273, 284; vi. 124, 253;
vii. 45. Support the cause of Mary against the confederate nobles,
111, 117-118, 121, 122, 124. Treacherous intentions of, toward
Mary, 132, 138, 140-144, 150, 156, 159, 161. Noticed, 172, 174.
Assists Mary against Moray, 178-181, 192, 224, 250. Takes arms
after the murder of Moray, 253, 256, 257, 259, 260-261, 263-264,
270, 279, 295, 298, 335, 338. Noticed, viii. 19-20, 44. Coalition
against, 45-47. Casual notices of, 50, 58, 93, 175, 189, 200, 213,
241. Destruction of, by Morton, 366-368. Casual notices of, ix. 62,
79, 169, 170
Castle of, vi. 140
Palace of, vii. 270-271
HAMYLL William de, ii. 336-337
HANSE TOWNS Early connexion between Scotland and the, iv.
337-343
HARBOTTLE Castle of, i. 306
HARDELSTON Sir Richard, iv. 319
HARDENBURGH, i. 151
HARDYNG'S CHRONICLE, noticed, Hi. 294, 304, 307
HARLAW, vii. 242, 246
Battle of, iii. 149-152, 237. Noticed, ix. 151
HARLOW, a reformer, vi. 76
HARRIES, v. 230
HARRINGTON Sir John, taken prisoner, iv. 55-56
HARRIS Sir Herbert, iii. 252
Macleod of. See MACLEOD
HARTCLA Sir Andrew, i. 324. See EARL OF CARLISLE
HARTFIELD, iii. 120
HARTLEPOOL, i. 249, 285
HASTINGS David de, i. 2 n. Incites the people against the
Bissets, 3
John de, competitor for the crown, i. 72. Acknowledges Ed-
ward I. of England as lord-paramount, 72-73. The descent from
which he claims the crovvu, 78. Claims a part of the kingdom,
83
Sir John, i. 218
Lord, ii. 69; iii. 128, 314
HATFIELD, ix. 336, 343
HATTON Laird of, vii. 40
Sir Christopher, viii. 299, 31 1, 326, 345
HAUTPILE Hugh.ii. 56-57
HAW John of, iv. 301 n.
HAWICK burnt, iii. 163. Mentioned, vi. 259; vii. 246
Church of, ii. 64
86 INDEX.
HAWKING in the early ages, ii. 339-340
HAWTHORNDEN, ii. 55
HAY Gilbert de, i. 12 n.
John of Tullyboll, ii. 169
of Errol, family of, iii. 5 ; iv. 36
Sir Thomas, iii. 76
William, or Gilbert, of Errol, iii. 173, 190, 191
Thomas, of Yester, iii. 190
Lord, iv. 263
Bishop of Ross, v. 206
of Yester, vi. 4 n.
Mary's Master of Requests. His mission to England, vi. 342-
343. Noticed, vii. 51
John, of Tallow, assists in the murder of Darnley, vii. 67. Trial
of, 159-161, 169-171
Lord, in 1571, vii. 295
Andrew, viii. 95-96, 105, 169
Constable of Scotland. See ERROL Earl of
HAYE Gilbert de la, of Errol, i. 200, 207, 209, 223, 231
Hugh de la, i. 200, 207
David de la, slain, ii. 72
John de. Revolt of, ii. 141
Nicholas de la, i. 127 n.
HAYEL John de, ii. 277
HAYLES Abbot of, iii. 319
HAYWARD, the historian, noticed, iii. 293; vi. 20
HEARNE, the antiquary, noticed, i. 230 n.; iii. 325, 326 n.
HEBRIDES The, i. 28, 37, 40; iii. 153, 237; iv. 166. Annexed
to the crown, v. 235
Kings of, invaded, i. 22
HECTOR, a doctor, ii. 276
HEGHAM Roger de, ii. 261
HELSEY Sir James de, iii. 115
HEMINGFORD Walter, the historian, quoted, i. 71, 122 n. No-
ticed, 124, 125. Quoted, 128. Noticed, 141 n. Quoted, 191-192,
195 n. Criticised, 198 n. Error of, 230 n. His account of the
Schiltron, 376-377. Noticed, ii. 26 n.
HEMINGIUS, ix. 33
HENDERSON Professor, noticed, 58 n.
Andrew, his connexion with the Gowrie plot, ix. 305-306, 307,
308-309, 310-315
HENNAGE Mr. vii. 130
HENRISONS The, iv. 322
HENRY I. of England, ii. 238, 356, 358,360
II. of England, ii. 195,219,221,238,242, 283, 309, 344, 355-
356, 357, 358
III. of England. First approaches towards the reduction of
Scotland during the reign of, i. 2. Inflamed against Alexander
II. by Walter Bisset, 3-4. Determines on an Invasion, 4. Pro-
ceeds with his army to Newcastle, ib. Treaty of peace, 5. Waves
the demand of homage from Alexander, ib. Agrees that his
INDEX. 87
daughter is to marry the son of the King of Scotland, 5. Writes
to the pope to interdict the coronation of Alexander III. 6. Re-
solves to visit the Holy Land, 7. Marries his daughter to
Alexander III. ib. Present with his queen at the marriage, 7-8.
Tries to deceive Alexander into rendering fealty for his kingdom
of Scotland, 8. Adopts measures which displease the Scottish
people, 9-10. Sends ministers to the Scottish court, 10-11. Goes
with an army to Scotland, 11. Is received by Alexander at
Roxburgh castle, 12. Assumes the title of counsellor to Alex-
ander, 13. Returns to England, ib. Prohibits the return of
Gamelin to Britain, 14. Renews to Alexander a grant of Hun-
tingdon, ib. Desirous that Alexander and his queen should visit
London, 18. Interposes between Alexander and Haco, king of
Norway, 20. Noticed, 41. Attempts to levy tithes in Scotland,
42. His death, 43. His character, 43-54. Casual notices of, 160;
ii. 196, 222, 287, 301, 325, 357, 358; iii. 227
HENRY IV. of England, supplants Richard II. on the throne, iii. 79-
81. Assumes the title of lord-superior of Scotland, and invades
the country, 85-89. His impolitic mandate after the battle of
Homildon, 116. Conspiracy of the Percies against, 117-122. En-
courages peace with Scotland, 124-125, 126. Conspiracy against,
defeated, 128, 130. Takes James I. prisoner, 133. His amicable
intentions regarding Scotland, 140. His death, 154. Casual
notices of, 157, 161, 171, 183 n. 186, 244, 246, 279, 281. Noticed
in connexion with Richard II. of England, 279-330
V. of England. Valour of, at the battle of Shrewsbury, iii.
121. Ascends the throne, and inclined to keep peace with Scot-
land, 154-155, 157, 161. His war with France, 164, 166. His
death, 167. Casual notices of, 172, 185, 186, 202, 244, 291, 302,
304. Noticed in connexion with Richard II. of England, 319-330.
Noticed, iv. 7 ; v. 38.
VI. of England. Causnal notices of, iii. 167, 236-237, 241; iv.
7, 52, 71, 72, 76, 80, 108, 111, 122, 133. His treaties with James
II. 134-136. Defeated by the Yorkists, 137-138. Noticed, 148-
149, 157-158. Takes refuge in Scotland, 163, 164. Purchases
the services of the Earl of Angus, 166, 167. His gratitude for his
reception in Scotland, 169-170. Noticed, 170, 182, 198, 212
VII. of England, iii. 299 n. 311. Intrigues of, iv. 253-255.
Treaty with Scotland, 255. Noticed, 256. Negotiations with
Scotland, 261. Noticed, 262, 265. Sides with the rebellious
Scottish barons, 266, 279, 288-289, 301-302, 304. Conspiracy of,
against James IV. 304-305, 308, 310. James IV. supports the
plot of Perkin Warbeck against, 318-330. His truce with Scot-
land, v. 1-2, 8. Negotiations of, regarding the marriage of his
daughter with James IV. 10-12, 13, 24, 27. Jealousy of, regard-
ing James, 32-33. Death of, 33, 42, 52. Noticed, vi. 245
VIII. of England, v. 27. His treaty with James IV. 33-34,
Noticed, 38-39. Disputes with James IV. 40-54, 73, 74. Noticed,
77. Treaty with Scotland, 79. Intrigues of, with Scotland, 80,
82-83, 84-95. Treaty with Scotland, 96-97. Again interferes
with Scotland, 97-105, 113, 115, 119-128. Declares war against
88 INDEX.
Scotland, 128-131. Negotiations with, 132-134. Intrigues regard-
ing Scotland, 135-164, 172, 176, 179 n. 182 n. 185, 186-188.
Treaty with James, v. 191. Casual notices of, ib. n. 195 n. 196-
197. Again intrigues against Scotland, 199-202. His negotiation
with James, 204-205, 208-209. Intrigues against James, 210, 211-
212, 213-214, 214-216, 218, 220. Noticed, 218 n. Discontent
amongst his Catholic subjects, 222-223. Negotiations with James,
227-229, 241-242. Noticed, 237, 239. Enraged at James, and de-
clares war against him, 242-246. His negotiations with Scotland,
to procure a marriage between Queen Mary and his son, 253-295.
Sends his army into Scotland, 296-297, 299-303. Assisted by
Glencairn and Lennox, 303-306, 306 n. 307, 308-310. Hostilities
towards Scotland, 310-318. Attempts to negotiate with Scotland,
318-321. Plots the murder of Cardinal Beaton, 321-324. Re-
newed hostilities against Scotland, 326-338. His intrignes against
Scotland, 338-339; and the cardinal, 343, 350-352, 356; vi. 1-2.
Negotiations with Scotland, 5, 6-9. Death of, 10,11. Casual notices
of 11, 17, 19, 75, 123, 128, 137, 231, 320. Note on the cruelty
and impolicy of, towards Scotland, 393-394. Casual notices of,
ix. 16,62,73, 157
HENRY, Prince of Scotland. His descendents claim the crown,
i. 77
of Transtamarre, ii. 144
Prince, son of David I. ii. 190, 194, 218, 361, 364
II. of France, supports the cause of Scotland against England,
vi. 10, 14-15. Approves of a marriage between Queen Mary and
the dauphin, 37, 44. Stipulates with England in favour of Scot-
land, 49. Negotiates with Mary of Guise, 50-53, 57, 60. Noticed,
63. Induces Mary of Guise to assist him against England, 66.
Negotiations regarding the marriage of Mary with the dauphin,
67-71. Truce with England, 73, 74. Noticed, 75. Proposals of,
to Mary of Guise, 93-94. Noticed, 102. Power of, in Scotland,
opposed by the Congregation, 107-108, 109. His mission to Scot-
land, and death of, 125-126. Noticed, 233
III. of France, viii. 15. His efforts in favour of Mary, 331.
Noticed, ix. 8, 11,45
IV. of France, ix. 114, 124, 186, 351, 353, 358. Letters from
Elizabeth to, 370-371, 373-374
son of James VI. ix. 130, 136. Christening of, 138-141.
Casual notices of, 142, 145, 158, 159, 160, 168, 171-172, 181,
186, 188,261-263,349,361
HENSHALL'S HISTORY noticed, ii. 175 n.
HEPBURN Sir Patrick, and his two sons, iii. 44-45
Sir Patrick, of Hailes, slain in a skirmish with the English,
iii. 109
Adam, of Hailes, iii. 190, 251 ; iv. 47 n.
Patrick, of Hailes. Lawless conduct of, iv. 47. Noticed, 93
Adam, Master of Hailes, iv. 176
Prior of St. Andrews, takes the see of St. Andrews by force,
v. 80 81
INDEX. 89
HEPBURN Captain, vi. 274
of Whitsum, vi. 326
John, of Bolton, assists in the murder of Darnley, vii. 67.
Seized, 161. Executed, 169-171
of Riccarton, vii. 175, 177, 186, 205
. Family of, iii. 109; iv. 215, 287, 288
HERALDIC blazoning in the early ages, ii. 361
HERBERT Chancellor, ii. 203
Lord, noticed, v. 303
HEREFORD Earl of, i. 16
Earl of, in 1298, demands additional rights for the nobility, i.
132-133. Attends the meeting at York, 134. At the battle of
Falkirk, 144. Returns to England, 148
Earl of, in 1306, i. 214, 218, 243, 265. Commands at the
battle of Bannockburn, 269-270. Noticed, 278
Earl of, in 1321. Treason and death of, i. 324
Earl of, in 1327, i. 340
HERIOT, a vassal of the Stewart, ii. 35
the reformer, vi. 175
HERLOVER, i. 23
HERMANDSTON Lord of, iii. 132
HERMITAGE Castle of, ii. 53, 64-65, 82; iv. 226, 308; vi. 16; vii.
47-49; ix. 164
HERMOLD, of Norway, v. 14
HERON, an Englishman, v. 42, 52
Sir William, iii. 170
Sir William, in 1512, v. 42, 57
Sir John, viii. ] 6, 1 8
Lady, v. 57
Family of, iv. 325
HERRIES Sir Robert, of Terregles, iii. 191
of Terregles hanged by Douglas, iv. 78. Noticed, 79, 85
Lord, vii. 86, 93, 99. Supports the cause of Mary, 118, 121,
127, 132. Noticed, 161, 172, 175. Accompanies Mary to England,
182, 183, 190, 191, 192, 196, 204, 217, 220. Supports Mary's
cause in Scotland, and imprisoned, 225-228. Casual notices of,
243, 256, 264, 268, 269. Takes arms against Lennox, 279-281,
293
Lord, in 1577, viii. 29, 87, 110, 113-115, 333; ix. 31-32
Dr. Hugh, ix. 309, 315-316
HERTFORD Duke of Somerset, Earl of, v. 245, 297 n. 299, 300 n.
Commands the English army in Scotland, 300-303, 304. Noticed,
319, 321, 323, 324 n. Invades Scotland, 327-332. Noticed, 334,
335. His hostilities towards Scotland, vi. 11-13, 16-18. Invades
Scotland, 18-22 ; and gains the battle of Pinkie, 22-35. With-
draws from Scotland, 36, 37. Noticed, 38. His manifesto to the
governor of, 41-42. Noticed, 43, 45, 46. Again invades Scotland,
46-49. Obliged to abandon his designs on Scotland, 49-50
Castle of, ii. 113
HETUN Manor of, ii. 208
HEWISON John, minister of Cambuslang, viii. 208
90 INDEX.
HEXHAM, ii. 69;vii. 242
Battle of, iv. 170
Monastery of, burnt by the Scots, i. 99
Interesting incident in the monastery of, i. 129-130
HIEGATE PLOT, vii. 64
HIGHLAND SOLDIERS at the battle of Pinkie, vi. 27, 28, 32, 33.
Mentioned, ix. 144. Irregular warfare of, 151-152. Refuse to
bear arms against the Irish, 328. Mentioned, 338, 340
HIGHLANDS Unruly condition of, in the reign of James I., iii.
198, 213-215. Overthrow of the power of the chiefs, 215-220.
Enactments regarding the properties in, 224. State of, in 1420, 339-
340. Visited by James IV., iv. 315-318; v. 3, 17. Enactments re-
garding, 19-20. Disturbances in, 174-176. Visited by James V.,
229-231. Disturbances in, 307; vi. 61-62; ix. 161-164, 249-255
HISLOP, sheriff of Lanark. His revenge on Wallace, i. 110
HOB Y Sir Edward, viii. 193, 201, 213
HODDOM Castle of, vii. 281
HOLDER, a pirate, iii. 145
HOLLAND Treaty with, iv. 58. Mentioned, viii. 266
Florence, Earl of, competitor for the crown, i. 72. Acknow-
ledges Edward I. of England as lord-paramount of Scotland, 72-73.
The descent from which he claims the crown, 77. Withdraws his
claim, 83
Count of, i. 285; ii. 219
John of, iii. 292
Artisans of, v. 240
HOLSTEIN Duke of. His visit to Scotland, ix. 24S -250
HOLT, the Jesuit, seized, viii. 138. Noticed, 182, 234, 245
HOLY ISLAND, iv. 169; v. 142, 264; vi. 139
HOLY LAND The, i. 7. See PALESTINE
HOLYBUSH John. See SACROBOSCO
HOLYROOD, ii. 137. Murder of Riccio, and imprisonment of Mary
in, vii. 28. Mentioned, 65, 67, 69, 79-81, 97, 113, 255, 348; ix. 26,
96, 115, 175, 191, 224, 283, 360
Abbot of, iii. 76-77; iv. 137, 255; ix. 140
Abbots of, ii. 206
Monks of, ii. 168
Abbey of, iii. 20, 35, 88, 108, 134, 219; iv. 5, 59, 189; v. 16,
28,206,285; vi. 34,65,356
Chapel of, vii. 71. Destroyed, 119
Palace of, iv. 57; v. 148, 160; vi. 58, 90, 148, 178, 236 242,297;
viii. 30, 50, 124; ix. 13, 33, 56, 89-91, 98, 100, 218, 252, 259
HOLYWELL HAUGH Assemblage at,i. 72
HOME Sir Alexander, of Douglas, iii. 115
Sir Alexander, iv. 93
George, of Polwartb, Jr. 220
Lord, iv. 287
Lord-chamberlain, defeated by the English, v. 54-55. At the
battle of Flodden,63, 66. Casual notices of, 74, 75-76, 76, 77, 81,
83. Sides with the English party against the regent Albany, 86,
97. Tried and executed, 101-102. Casual notices of, 104,107, 119
INDEX. 91
HOME Sir George, T. 55. Executed, 101-102. Noticed, 119
Earl of, at the battle of Flodden, v. 63, 66. Noticed, 74
of Wedderburn, heads the plot against De La Bastie, v. 107-
109. Casual notices of, 116, 118, 125, 169, 193; vi. 43
John, v. 107 n.
Patrick, v. 107 n.
Lord, v. 245, 246, 283; vi. 51; vii. 244; ix. 31-32, 296, 298,
301, 303, 304
of Ayton, v. 250
Family of, iv. 328; v. 107-109, 123 n. 191; vi. 127
Castle of, v. 91, 109; vii. 269
HOMILDON HILL Battle of, iii. 111-115. Mentioned, 116, 117,
118, 119, 126, 131, 132, 138, 154, 246
HOMMIL, executed, iv. 234
HONORIUS IV., Pope Bull of, i. 42. Noticed, ii. 286
HORSES, numerous in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, ii.
182-184. Breed of, noticed, v. 240
HORSLEY Roger, i. 304
HORTON, v. 331
William de, sent on a secret mission into Scotland, i. 1 8. Meets
with opposition, ib. Noticed, ii. 222 n.
HOTSPUR Henry Percy. See PERCY
HOUARD'S French Laws noticed, ii. 249 n. 251
HOUSES in the early ages, ii. 326-327
HOVEDEN, the historian, noticed, ii. 195, 355, 358
HO WARD Sir Edward. Expedition of, against the Bartons, v. 40-
41. Noticed, 58
Lord Thomas, v. 40-41. At the battle of Flodden, 58-66. Noticed,
73
Sir Edmund, v. 63
Lord William, v. 205, 208; vi. 73, vii. 208
Lord Henry, ix. 334. Sycophancy of, to James VI. 342-345.
Noticed, 349
Lord Admiral, viii. 341, 345; ix. 355, 356, 358
House of, viii. 317
HOWSTON Patrick, iii. 168
HUBERT, iii. 261
HUCHEON of the Awle Ryall, ii. 306-307
HUDSON, favourite of James VI. ix. 62-63
HUGH, a chaplain, taken by the English at the battle of Methven,
i. 207-208
Bishop of St. Andrews, ii. 283-285
HUGUENOTS The, vi. 126, 147, 261, 315
HULL, iii. 139
Edward, iii. 323, 324 n.
HULLE, a villain, ii. 109
HUMBER River, i. 330; ii. 9, 308
HUME Sir David, iv. 93
Lord, in 1482, iv. 230
Master of, iv. 266. Rebellion of, 274
Patrick, of Fast-castle, iv. 292
92 INDEX
HUME Alexander, of Hume, chamberlain, iv. 293, 296, 298
Lord, in 1547. His skirmish with the English, vi. 22-23, 66.
Casual notices of, 247, 332, 336, 351 ; vii. 86, 93. Assists the con-
federates against Mary, 105-107, 124, 128, 131, 140, 164 n 172,
177, 179, 181. Joins Mary's cause, 264. 344
Master of, vi. 23
John, vii. 252
Captain, vii. 289
Sir James, viii. 1
of Manderston, viii. 70
David, of Manderston, slain, ix. 52, 165. Noticed, 293
Lord, in 1582, viii. 110, 137, 231 ; ix. 13, 25, 69, 79, 83, 84, 98,
100, 102. Favoured by James VI. 107, 108-109, 114, 128-129.
His skirmish with Bothwell, 130-132. Becomes a Protestant,
138. Casual notices of, 159, 164, 169, 171, 174
David, a minister of the kirk, viii. 219
Sir George, of Primrose Know,ix. 68, 69, 76, 84, 100, 101, 102,
107, 145
William, ix. 76, 165
Alexander, provost of Edinburgh. See EDINBURGH
of Godscroft, noticed, ii. 5 n. 82 n.; v. 318 n.
the historian, quoted, i. 208 n. Criticized, 258, 343 n. Noticed,
vi. 105 n.
Lady, ix. 123
Family of, quarrel with Albany, iv. 215-217. Dispute with
James III. 263, 287. Noticed, viii. 54
Castle of, iv. 117, 226; v. 331; vi. 35, 48; vii. 5
HUNGARY Queen of, v. 196
HUNSDON Lord, vi. 303; vii. 238, 256-257, 259-261, 263, 303-304,
viii.70-71, 73, 73-74, 75,76,77-78,78, 154, 190. His conference with
Arran, 191-203. Noticed, 212, 345; ix. 4, 17-18, 91, 92, 110, 359
HUNTER Martyrdom of, v. 298
HUNTERCOMBE Walter, competitor for the crown, i. 72. Ac-
knowledges Edward I. of England as lord-paramount of Scotland,
72-73
HUNTING, in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, ii. 333-340.
In the fifteenth century, iv. 314
HUNTINGDON Grant of the honour of, to Alexander III. i. 14,
19. Mentioned, vii. 197.
David, Earl of, i. 55-56. His descendants claim the crown.
78. Casual notices of, 78, 79, 83, 189 ; ii. 194-195,208, 346. Seal of,
360. Anecdote of, 361. Noticed, 362; iv. 31 n.
Earl of, in 1398, executed, iii. 294-296
Earl of, in 1568, vii. 213, 237, 323
Lord, viii. 16, 17, 18, 75
Earldom of, i. 46 n.
HUNTLEY, ix. 233
Alexander Seaton of Gordon, Earl of, assists the justiciar
of Arbroath against the Master of Crawford, iv. 49-51. Defeats
Crawford, 88 89. Ravages Moray, 90-91. Casual notices of, !>,
105, 120, 138, 149, 153, 204, 210, 230, 263. Joins James 111.
INDEX. 93
against the rebellious barons, 267, 268, 274 275, 290, 294. Casual
notices of, 305, 316, 324; v. 18, 26, 28, 50. Slain at the battle of
Flodden, 62-67
HUNTLEY Alexander, Earl of, iv. 119 n.
Master of. Revolt of, iv. 299-300
Earl of, in 1513, v. 73, 76, 82, 105, 135, 140, 145-146,212.
Accuses the Master of Forbes of treason, 219. Casual notices of,
229, 245, 246, 259, 265. Endeavours to oppose the party of
Henry VIII. 267-268, 283, 285, 302, 306 n. Casual notices of,
307, 319, 325 n. 327 n. 329, 331, 333, 337; vi. 4, 5 n. 5, 13 n. At
the battle of Pinkie, 24-25, 27, 31. Noticed, 38, 51, 53 n. Treat-
ment of, by Mary of Guise, 60, 62-63. Casual notices of, 66-
67, 125, 142. Joins the Protestants, 160-161, 162. Casual notices
of, 162, 163, 190, 204-205, 207. Suspected by Mary, 216-217.
Intrigues with the Guises, 246-247. Noticed, 258. Rebellion
and death of, 263-268. Noticed, 269; ix. 56
Earl of, in 1565. Assists Mary, vii. 31, 38-39. Joins the plot
Against Darnley, 51-54, 67, 69. Joins the party of Bothwell, 71,
73, 75, 82, 83, 85, 86, 88, 89, 100. Deserts Mary's cause, and
difficult situation of, with regard to the murder of Darnley, 104-
105, 111. Returns to the support of Mary, 118, 121, 124. His
treachery to Mary, 141, 143-144, 161. Noticed, 164 n. His
connexion with the murder of Darnley, 167, 170. Noticed, 172,
177. Takes arms in the cause of Mary, 192, 193-194. Noticed,
202. Endeavours to support Mary's cause in Scotland against
Moray, 224-228, 256 ; and against England, 263-264, 278, 279,
280, 284, 296. His connexion with the murder of Lennox,
296-299. Noticed, 301, 335, 336. Joins Morton, 338, 341.
Earl of, in 1582, viii. 99, 110,136, 146, 149, 182, 184, 200,245, 333
George, Earl of, heads the Catholic faction, ix. 9-10, 11, 14, 17-
20, 21, 23-24. Imprisoned, 24-25. Rebellion of, and again im-
prisoned, 25-27. Casual notices of, 36, 39, 41, 44, 55, 56. His
revenge on the Earl of Moray, 57-61. Favoured by James VI. 62,
63. His connexion with the Spanish Blanks, 67-75, 79, 87. Casual
notices of, 98, 102, 105-106, 106. Again received into favour by
James, 108-111. Excommunicated by the kirk, 111-113. Pro-
posed trial of, 1 1 5- 1 1 9. Act of oblivion granted by James to, 119-
127. Renewed treason of, 128, 129. Rigorous measures pursued
against, 131, 132-133, 136, 137, 141, 142-144; and battle of
Glenlivat, 144-156. Raises disturbances in the north, 161-164.
Driven to the Continent, 165-167, 168, 169. Noticed, 171, 181.
Proposed restoration of, 200-205, 215. Becomes Protestant, 232-
235, 243. Noticed, 252, 259, 350. Letters connected with the
rebellion of, 367-369
Countess of, vi. 264
Countess of, in 1593, ix. 75, 107-108, 137-138, 169,201,232,
245-246
Earls of, vi. 61
House of, ix. 62, 350
HUSE Giles de la, ii. 57
HUSSITES, iv. 9
9-t INDEX.
HUTCHINSON'S " History of Durham," quoted, i. 249-250 n.
274 n.
HUTTON HALL, ix. 18, 30
IAN MHOR Clan, v. Ill, 195
ICKHAM Peter de, noticed, iii. 293-294
IDA, ii. 817
I LA Water of, iii. 65
ILDA, daughter of King William the Lion, i. 77
INCH The, vi. 207; vii. 78
INCH AFFRAY Abbot of, slain at the battle of Flodden, v. 67
Lord, ix. 309
Maurice, Abbot of. See MAURICE
Monks of, ii. 213
I NCHBELLY Bridge of, iv. 60
INCHCOLM, iii. 219 ;vi. 34
Walter Bower, Abbot of. See BOWER
INCHCONNEL Castle of, v. 18
INCHKEITH, vi. 48
INCHMAHOME Monastery of, vi. 36, 41
INCKMARTIN, ii. 195
Sir David of, i. 200, 207. Suffers death in the cause of Bruce,
217
INCHMURDACH, ii. 119
INCHMURIN Island of, iii. 201 n.
INCHMURRIN, ix. 103
INGELRAM DE COUCI, i. 1 n. See Couci
INGLEWOOD FOREST, i. 128
INGLIS Alexander, Bishop of Dunkeld, iv. 252
Sir James, v. 56, 82
Sir James, Abbot of Culross, murdered, v. 197
INNERBERVIE, ii. 62, 195
INNERKEP, iv. 106
Castle of, i. 226
INNERMARKIE Laird of, ix. 151
INNERMEITH Laird of, iv. 290
Lord, vi. 4 n. 93; vii. 264; ix. 31
INNERPEFFER Forest of, ii. 167
INNERWICK Laird of, vii. 181
Men of, ii. 180
Castle of, vi. 21
INNES, of Innes, iv. 268, 290
INNISGAIL, v. 18
INNOCENT IV. His grant to Henry III. of England, i. 9-10
INNS Enactments regarding, iii. 211-212
INVERDRUMMYN, ii. 215
INVERESK, v. 344; vi. 23-24, 26
INDEX. .95
INVERKEITHEN Richard, Bishop of Dunkeld, i. 12 n.
INVERKEITHING, i. 50; ii. 248, 254J
1NVERLOCHY, v. 307
Battle of, iii. 237
INVERNAIRN Fort of, i. 84 n.
INVERNESS, ii. 3, 46, 184 n. 188, 238, 239, 241, 248, 326; iii. 148,
214, 215, 218; iv. 114; v. 3, 18, 19-20; vi. 61, 263; ix. 39, 154
County of, iv. 210, 294; vi. 62
Castle of, ii. 171; iv. 74-75, 166; vi. 265
Fort of, i. 84 n
Forest of, ii. 1 67
Lordship of, iv. 114
INVERUGY Laird of, iv. 294
INVERURY Bruce defeats Comyn at, i. 232. Battle of, mentioned,
233 n. Mentioned, iii. 149, 151
INVERAVON Castle of, iv. 101
IRELAND Bruce takes refuge near the coast of, i. 212. Mentioned,
222. Condition of, noticed, 280. Mentioned, 285. Invaded by Ed ward
Bruce, 286-289. Casual mention of, 293, 296, 297. The cause of
Perkin Warbeck supported by, iv. 319, 320, 322-323. Inter-
ference of James IV. with, v. 46, 50. Crown of, offered to James
V. 243-244. Assists Henry VIII. against Scotland, 329, 336, 337.
Revolt of, noticed, vi. 52. Casual mention of, 131, 153; vii. 186,
350. Rebellion in, in 1587, ix. 9-10,16,20,124,157,175-180,
186, 189-190, 236, 252-253, 289, 328, 338, 339-340, 341
Musical instruments of, ii. 309
Robert de Vere, Duke of, iii. 128
Dr., favourite of James III., iv. 214, 220
IRISH, prohibited to trade with Scotland, ii. 257. Enactments
regarding trade with, iii. 210-211
Soldiers, v. 331
Ambassador from, in 1560, vi. 397-398
Ostmen. See OSTMEN
IRVINE Percy meets the Scottish forces at, i. 115. The capitu-
lation at, noticed, 116, 117, 118, 122. Edward I. of England at,
157. Mentioned, 193
IRVING Sir Alexander, of Drum, slain at the battle of Harlaw,
iii. 149-151
JRVINGS of Drum The, iii. 150
ISOBEL, daughter of Henry, Earl of Athole, i. 2 n.
ISABELLA, daughter of King William the Lion,i. 77
daughter of David, Earl of Huntingdon, i. 78, 82, 189; iv. 31 n.
daughter of Ingeram de Umfraville, given as hostage to Edward
I. of England, i. 102
widow of John, King of England, i. 1 90 n.
queen of Edward II. of England, i. 259, 313-314,335-336, 354,
356
wife of the Bruce, i. 362
daughter of Robert II., iii. 2
queen of Richard II. of England, iii. 129, 295, 312, 315
daughter of James I., iii. 275. Marriage of, iv. 34. Noticed, 57 n.
96 INDEX.
ISABELLA, of Spain, v. 2
Countess of Buchan. See BUCHAN
ISLA Haco, King of Norway, levies a contribution on, i. 37. Men-
tioned, 37; iv. 166; v. 17 n.; ix. 251-252
Mao Ian Vor, Donald Balloch, Lord of, ravages the western
coast, iv. 106-108. Noticed, 158. Intrigues with England, 164,
165-166
John of, iv. 106n.
Alexander of, v. 195, 196
Angus, Lord of. See ANGUS
John de, Lord of the Isles. See Ross Earl of
ISLAY Isle of, ix. 176
ISLES The Western, subdued by Bruce, i. 290-291. Subjugation
of, noticed, ii. 223. Casual mention of, 239, 258, 274; iii. 81-82,
213. Rebellion in, 237-239. Casual mention of, iv. 120, 133, 158,
164, 186, 187, 317, 324; v. 144; vi. 175. Rebellion in, in 1502,
17-20,23-24, 26-27, 28, 36, 44, 109-112, 194-196. Visited by
James V. 229-231. Rebellion in, in 1544, 307, 328-329, 337-338.
Casual mention of, ix. 9-10, 16, 20, 157, 191. Assistance from,
courted by Elizabeth and Ireland, 175-181,249-251. Disturbances
in, and attempts to colonize, 251-255, 260
Angus, son of Donald, the Lord of, and Alexander his son join
the Earl of Carrick, i. 56
Donald, Lord of the, iii. 81, 280, 281, 286, 329
Donald, Lord of the, in 1410. Rebellion of, iii. 146-152. Van-
quished, 153
Alexander of the, Earl of Ross, seized and admonished by James
I., iii. 216-217. Again rebels, 217-218. Delivers himself up to
James, and pardoned, 219. Noticed, 235, 237. Leagues against
James II. 51-52
Brother of Donald, Lord of the, iii. 283-284
The bishop of the, slain at the battle of Flodden, v. 67.
Noticed, 74
Donald of the. See DONALD
John Earl of Ross, Lord of the. See Ross
John of the. See JOHN
Ranald of the. See RANALD
Margaret, wife of Donald, Lord of the, iii. 146
Lords of the, i. 235 n.; iii. 5
Men of the, i. 262, 328; ii. 191-192; vi. 27
ITALIAN SOLDIERS, v. 327, 331
ITALY, r. 27, 29. Court of, vi. 65-66, 198
JAMES I. Caanal notices of, ii. 199, 314; iii. 101. Protected from
his uncle Albany, 125-126. Proposal to send him to France, 131-
INDEX. 97
132. Seized on the passage, and taken prisoner to London, 132-
134. Casual notices of, 135, 136, 137, 138. Respect paid to, in
his captivity, 141. Casual notices of, 154, 157, 158. Negotiations
for the ransom of, defeated by Albany, 159-161, 162. Accompanies
Henry V. to France, 166. Negotiations for his release, 167-168.
His marriage, and return to Scotland, 169-170. The advantages
of his captivity in England, 171-172. Coronation of, 172-173.
Commences to reform the government, and convokes his parliament,
173-186. Extirpates the family of Albany, 186-195. Reasonsfor
his severity to them, 200-201. Negotiations with France, 20 1-202.
Favours the clergy, 203. Objects to the levying of the income
tax, 206. His friendly relation with other nations, 212-213. Sub-
dues the Highland chieftains, 213-219. Anecdotes regarding, 220-
221. Cause of his numerous parliaments, 221-222. Treaty with
France, 231-232. Treaty with England, 236-237. Subdues the
northern chiefs, 237-240. Supports the clergy against the re-
formers, 244. His determined subjugation of the nobles, 245-251.
Enraged at the breach of peace by the English, 251-263. His
hasty retreat from Roxburgh, 254. Conspiracy against, and
murder of, 255-267. His character and government, 270-274.
His personal appearance and family, 274-275. Casual notices of,
281, 283 n. 316-318, 324, 325-326. Note on the treaty for the
relief of, 337-338. Casual notices of, iv. 1-4, 5, 6, 9, 35, 37, 39,
42, 44, 45 n. 46, 51, 57 n. 60, 66, 107, 120, 134, 145, 147, 150,
237, 251, 324; v. 103, 197, 240, 252; vi. 101
JAMES II. noticed, ii. 59. Birth of, iii. 236, 260. Noticed, 275, 287;
iv. 1. Carried to Edinburgh and crowned, 4-5. Plots of Crichton and
Livingston to secure the person of, 9-15, 18-22. Relationship of
the sixth Earl of Douglas to, 27-28. His friendship for the
Douglases, 30-31. Treasonable designs of the nobles against, 37-
38. Power of the nobles over, 40. Danger to his person from the
nobles, 43-44. Letters of, noticed, 47 n. Begins to guard himself
against the faction of Douglas, 52-53. Affianced to Mary of
Gueldres, 53. Preparation for, and solemnization of his marriage,
56-59. Puts down the faction of the Livingstons, 59-61. Renews
the treaties with foreign nations, 61. Holds a parliament, 61-70.
Renews the truce with England, 70-71. His endeavours to keep
down the power of the Douglases, 71-77, 79-81. Invites Douglas to
Stirling and murders him, 82-87. Endeavours to put down the
rest of the faction, 88-90. Subdues the ninth Earl of Douglas, 91-
94. His treaty with Douglas, 95-97. His interview with and
pardon of the Earl of Crawford, 98-99. Defeats and outlaws the
Douglases, 101-105. Insolence of the English court to, 108-111.
Assembles the parliament, 111-119. His protection of some noble
ladies, 119-120. Disputes with the King of Norway, 120-121.
Truce with England, 121. His favour for the Earl of Angus, 122-
123. Patronizes the clergy, 130. Takes possession of the earl-
dom of Mar, 131-132. Reinstates the Earl of Ross, 132-133.
Treaties with foreign nations, 133-134. Treaties with Henry VI.
and skirmishes on the Border, 134-136. Takes up the cause of
Henry, 137-138. Assembles the parliament, 138-148. Invades
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England in the cause of Henry, and killed, 148-151. Character
of, 151-154. His personal appearance, and family, 154-155. Casual
notices of, 156, 157, 162, 164, 171, 184, 186, 189, 193, 194, 253.
Extract from a MS. of the reign of, 345. Noticed, v. 95.
JAMES III. Birth of, iv. 93. Noticed, 134. Sent for by the army
at his father's death, 151. Noticed, 155. Crowned, 156-157.
First parliament of, 158-159. Proposed marriage of, 162. Truce
with Edward IV., 170. Endeavours of the Boyds to subjugate,
171-174. Seized by the Boyds, 176-178. His partiality for the
Boyds, 182. Treaty with the King of Norway, regarding his
marriage, 183-188. His marriage with Margaret of Norway, 189.
Crushes the faction of the Boyds, 189-194. Education and charac-
ter of, 194-195. State of Europe, 195-196. Parliament held, 196-
198. Persecution of Bishop Graham by, 200-201. His negotia-
tion with foreign courts, 201-204. Endeavours to promote order,
204-206. Treaty with England regarding the marriage of the
prince, 206-209. Character of, and state of Europe in the com-
mencement of the reign of, 210-215. Influenced against his
brother by his favourites, 215-217. Parliament held by, 217-218.
Subdues the rebellion of his brother Albany, 218-219. Mission
from Louis XL to, 220-221. Treatment of his brother Mar, 221-
223. Breaks the treaty with England, 223-225. Parliament held
by, 226-227. Attempts a war with England, 227-228. Attempts
to dethrone, and imprisonment of, 229-238. Governed by Albany,
238-240. Freed from the thraldom of Albany, 242-246. Treaty
with France, 246-247. Subdues the faction of Albany and Douglas,
247-249. Treaty with Richard III., 249-250. Treason among
the nobles, 550-252. Parliament held by, 252-253. Plots against,
254-255. Truce with England, 255. Death of his queen, and
intended second marriage of, 255-256. Improved character of, and
treatment of the rebel lords, 256-258. His son gained over to the
cause of the rebels, 258-259. Parliament held, 259-261. Negotia-
tions with England, 261-262. Energetic conduct of, regarding the
rebels, and ecclesiastical privileges, 262-264. Rebellion breaks
out anew, 264-266. Rises in arms against the rebels, 266-269.
Treats with them, 268-271. Again takes the field against the
rebels, 272-276. Murder of, 276-277. Character and government
of, 278-279. State of the nobility in the reign of, 279-282. Par-
tiality for the arts and sciences, 282-284. Family of, and personal
appearance of, 284-285, 286, 287. Casual notices of, 291, 292, 294,
296, 297, 298, 300. Note on the revolt of the nobility against, in
1482,346-349. Inventory of the jewels and money of, 349-357.
Casual notices of, v. 31, 75, 248; ix. 130
IV. ii. 314. Birth of, noticed, iv. 206. Betrothment of, 206-
209, 210, 220, 223. Casual notices of, 229, 249-250, 252, 261. Joins
the rebellious nobles against his father, 258-259, 262, 265, 268,
269-271,277-278. Noticed, 284. Reason of his taking up arms
against his father, 286-287. Coronation of, 287-288. Embassy to
England, 288. His love of pleasure indulged by the nobles, 289,
290. Truce with England, 290. First parliament of, 290-296.
His energetic defeat of Lennox and his party, 298-300. Encour-
INDEX. 99
ages maritime pursuits, 300-301, 304. English conspiracy against,
304-305. Parliament held, 305-306. His remorse for the conspi-
racy against his father, 306-309. Secret designs of Henry VII. of
England against, 310. Parliament held, 310-315. Visits the
Highlands, 315-318. Supports the cause of Perkin Warbeck,
318-330. Treaty with England, v. l"-2. Visits the Highlands, 3.
Favour of the nobility for, 3-4. His interest in naval affairs, 4-6.
Energy of, in the administration of justice, 6-7. Instance of the
fiery temper of, 7-8. Negotiations regarding his marriage with
Margaret of England, 10-12. Death of his mistress, 12-13. As-
sists the King of Denmark, 14. His marriage with Margaret of
England, 14-16. Subdues the rebels in the Highlands and Bor-
ders, 17-27. Parliament held, 12-23. Foreign negotiations, 27-
29. Birth of a prince, 28-29. Proves the stability of his govern-
ment, 29-30. Negotiations with Louis XII. 30-32. His love of
amusement, 32. Dispute with Henry VII. 32-33. His improve-
ment of the navy, 34-36. Encourages the art of printing, 36-37.
His follies, 37-38. His friendship for Louis XII. 38-40. Disputes
with Henry VIII. and takes the cause of Louis XII. 40-53. De-
clares war against England, 53-56. Obstinacy of, at the battle of
Flodden, 56-66. Death of, 66-69. Character and family of, 69-
70. Casual notices of, 71-72, 73, 74-75, 83 n. 84, 94, 104, 106, 109,
109-110, 133, 205; vi. 61, 320 n.
JAMES V. ii. 202. Birth of, v. 45, 70. Coronation of, 72-73. In-
trigues of Henry VIII. regarding, 82-83. Dispute regarding the
custody of, 86-90, 95, 105-106, 121. Custody of, during his majo-
rity, 131, 132, 133, 145. Placed on the throne, 148-150. Descrip-
tion of, 155 n. Kept in custody by the Earl of Angus, 166-173,
179-180. Makes his escape from the Douglases, 180-184. Char-
acter of, 185-186. Punishment of the Douglases, and policy
with regard to Henry VIII. 186-191. Punishes the unruly Bor-
derers, 191-193. Restores order in the Isles, 195-196. Foreign
negotiations, 196-197. His determination to have the laws kept,
197-198. Institutes the College of Justice, 198-199. Disputes
of, with Henry, 200-204. Entertained by the Earl of Athole, 203.
Honours from foreign courts, 205. Bravery and rashness of, 205-
206. Proposals of marriage to, ib. Persecutes the reformers,
206-207. Stands by the church of Rome, 208-210. Proposed
marriage of, 210. Parliament held by, 210-211. Visits France,
and marries the daughter of Francis, 211-214. Gives his support
to the Catholic church, 214-217. Death of his first wife, and
marriage with Mary of Guise, 217-218. Persecutes the refor-
mers, 222-226. Amicable negotiations with Henry, 227-229.
Visits the Highlands and Isles, 229-231. Conspiracy against, and
alarm of, 231-234. Holds a parliament, and prepares his army,
234-238. His feelings with regard to the clergy, 238-239. Do-
mestic misfortunes, and encouragement to the arts, 240-241.
Negotiations with Henry, 241-246. His nobles refuse to fight
with England, 246-250. Despair, and death of, 250 252. Char-
acter and family of, 252. Noticed, 253. State of affairs at the
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death of, 253-259. Forged will of, 259-260. Influence of the
clergy over, 260-261. Casual notices of, 276, 301 n. 341; vi. 67,
210,268,320n.; vii. 122
TAMES VI. Birth of, vii. 39-40. Noticed, 47 n. 50. Baptism of,
54-56. Noticed, 57. A confederacy of the nobles formed to protect
him, 86-95, 99-137. Coronation of, 138-140. Disputes regarding
his right to the crown during the life of his mother, 141-350. Pro-
posals to send him into England, 259, 282. His first speech in
parliament, 296. Stipulations with England regarding, 323.
Killigrew's interview with, viii. 8-9, 24. Begins to take an inte-
rest in the government, 23-24. Supersedes Morton, and assumes
the government, 27-28. A council of twelve appointed, 29-30.
His person recovered by Morton's friends, 31-34. Attends a par-
liament at Stirling, 35-37. Project to carry him off to the Conti-
nent, 42, 46. Requests the General Assembly to abstain from
debating on the policy of the kirk, 48-49. Partiality for Esme"
Stewart, 49-53. His poverty, 53-55. Designs against him charged
against Morton and Lennox, 55-58. Receives the ambas-
sador Bowes, 59-62. Threatened with loss of the English succes-
sion, 65-66, 66, 72. Conspiracy to seize and take him to England,
77-78. Memorial by his mother as to his title to the English
throne, 88-90. Formation of the" Association," 90, 91. Lectured
by the ministers, 93-95, 96, 97-98, 100, 103-105, 107. Noticed, 108,
117,123. His religious sentiments, 129. Noticed, 134, 135. His
secret interview with the English ambassador, 143, 144. His repug-
nance to the " Association," 1 48. Throws himself into St. Andrews,
149. Recovers his freedom, ib. Vindicates the memory of Lennox,
150. His dissension with the leaders of the kirk, 152. Sends a
secret messenger to Elizabeth, 164. Sends an army to Stirling,
168. Takes possession of Stirling, ib. His resolution to maintain
Episcopacy in Scotland, 176. Noticed, ib. His answer to Davi-
son, 183, 193, 200. His proposal to Graham of Peartree, 206.
Noticed, 213, 223,224-226,239-241. Forgives the banished lords,
242. His league with Elizabeth, 249, 250. His efforts in behalf
of Mary, 332-338. Letter of, to Mary, 371-372. Letter from
Lennox to, 386-387. Note on his recovery of his liberty, in 1583,
388-389. His feelings towards England on the execution of Mary,
ix. 3-10. His embassies to foreign courts, 11. Attains his
majority, and endeavours to reconcile the feuds of the barons, 12-
13. Encourages the plots against Elizabeth, 13-14. Finally
assists Elizabeth, and promised a reward, 17-20. Elizabeth with-
draws her promise, 20-21. Description of his court, and trying
situation of, with regard to the nobles, 21-22. Subdues the rebel-
lious nobles, 23-27. His marriage with Ann of Denmark, 27-34.
Tranquil state of the country on his return from Denmark, 35-40.
Reforms his court, 40-43; and endeavours to restore peace in
Europe, for which he is rewarded by Elizabeth with the order of
the Garter, 43-46. Sides with Elizabeth against the Puritans, 46-
48. Assisted by Elizabeth, and persecutes the Catholics, 48-50.
His punishment of witchcraft, 50-55. Annoyed by the turbulence
INDEX. 101
of the nobles, and attacked in his palace by Bothwell, 55-56. His
supposed sanction of the murder of Moray, 57-60. His difficulties
with the nobles, 61-63. His concessions to the kirk in parlia-
ment, 63-65. Puts down the plot of the Spanish Blanks, 66-76.
Remonstrates with Elizabeth, 76-78. Harassed by the nobility
and the kirk, 78-86. Holds a parliament, and displeases the
kirk, 86-88. Imprisoned in Holyrood by Bothwell, 88-98. Both-
well accused of using witchcraft against, 99. His attempt to
escape frustrated, and compromises with Bothwell, 99-103. Move-
ment in favour of, 104-105. Duplicity of Elizabeth towards, 106-
107. Favours the Catholic earls, 107-111. Defeats Bothwell,
114,123. Displeased with the Catholic earls, 115. Grants them
an act of oblivion, 118-122. Elizabeth remonstrates with him
against the Catholics, 124-127. Determines to prosecute the
Catholic earls, 129, 132-133. His letter to Elizabeth on the sub-
ject of Bothwell, 133-136. Mission to foreign courts, 136-137.
Holds a parliament, 137. Christening of the prince, 138-141.
Letter to Elizabeth, 141-142. Rigorous measures against the
Catholic faction, 143-156. Enraged at Elizabeth's refusal of the
promised money, 156-158. Differences with his queen, 159-161.
His exertions to subdue the various factions, 163-174. Pleased at
the death of Thirlstane, 181-183. Changes his treasurers, 184-
185. Embassy from Elizabeth to, 185-187. His mode of govern-
ment, 190-191. Negotiates with the kirk, 191-194. Curries
favour with Elizabeth, 199-200. Quarrels with the kirk regard-
ing the proposed return of the Catholic earls, 200-215. Alarmed
for his safety, and leaves Edinburgh, 216-218. Threatens ven-
geance on the citizens of Edinburgh, 218-225. His questions to
the kirk, and answers from, 225-232. Procures a reconciliation
between the Catholic earls and the kirk, 232-235. Bent upon
restoring Episcopacy in the kirk, 235-236. Holds a parliament,
and animadverts on the conduct of Elizabeth, 236-237. Carries
out his views with regard to the Kirk, 237-241. General order
restored by him in the kingdom, 242-243. His alarms with
regard to the English succession, 244-248. His punishment of
witchcraft, 248-249. His attempts to restore order in the Isles,
249-255. His attempts to bully the courts of justice, 255-257.
Apparent partiality for the Catholics, 258-259. Poverty of, 259-
261. Reception of his " Treatise on Government," 261-263. In-
dignant at the seizure of Ashfield, 264-266. His encouragement
to Catholics, 266; and the stage, 267. Adopts measures regard-
ing the succession, 268. Calls a parliament to increase his fin-
ances, 268-270. His concessions to young Gowrie, 272, 273, 274.
Increased differences with Elizabeth, 276-280. His intercourse
with Gowrie, 281-283. Continued disputes with Elizabeth, 283-
284. Enraged at the refusal of the Estates to grant him money,
285-288. Gowrie plots against, 289-306. His interview with the
Master of Ruthven, 306-308. Decoyed into Gowrie House, 309-
314. Rescued and returns to Edinburgh, 314-319. Accused by
the kirk of treachery to Gowrie, 320-321. His severity to the
family of Gowrie, 321-322. Suspects Elizabeth of a participation
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in their plot, 322-323. His intrigues with regard to the succession,
324-326. Differences with his queen, 326-327. More amicable
communications with Elizabeth, 327-328. His connexion with
Essex, 329-330. Sends ambassadors to England, 330-333. His
instructions to, 333-335. Intrigues with Sir R. Cecil, 335-336.
Friendly communications from Elizabeth to, 337-338, 341. Syco-
phancy of Cecil and Lord Howard to, 342-845. Intrigues with the,
Catholics regarding the succession, 345-350. Heals the differences
amongst his nobility, 350. Conciliates Elizabeth, 350-351. Her
last letter to him, 351-354. Proclaimed King of England, 358-359.
Informed of the death of Elizabeth, 360. His parting address to
the people of Scotland, 361. His arrival in England, 361-362.
Ominous incident in his passage through Scotland, 363-364.
Letters between Elizabeth and, 367-370, 372-373, 374-376, 382-
385, 387-395
JAMES, son of James IV. Birth and death of, y. 28-29
Sou of James V. Death of, v. 240
JAMIESON'S " Bruce," quoted, i. 234 n. Noticed, 328 n.
JANE, daughter of James I., iii. 275. Goes over to France, iv. 48
JARDINE Sir Humphrey, slain, ii. 22
Sir Henry, noticed, i. 363 n.
JARDINES The, v. 25
J A YE Sir Bryan de, slain at the battle of Falkirk, i. 146
JEDBURGH, i. 49, 253, 293; ii. 253; iii. 43, 146. Burnt, 163.
Mentioned, v. 136, 315, 317. Burnt, 330. Casual mention of, vi.
175, 248; vii. 48, 51, 297; ix. 117
Abbot of, i. 15. Seat on a mission to Edward I. of England, 57
Castle of,ii. 119, 123, 170, 172. Taken by the Scots, iii. 143-144
Fortress of, surrendered to Edward I. of England, i. 102.
Committed to an English captain, 107. Mentioned, 184; ii. 60
Forest of, i. 16, 231, 238, 244; ii. 32, 43, 168; v. 235
JERDAN, a servant of Morton, viii. 77-78
JERUSALEM. See PALESTINE
JESSl Monsieur, ix. 247
JESUITS Outcry of General Assembly against, viii. 49. James
VI. accuf-ed of harbouring, 193. Casual notice of,in Scotland, ix. 10,
14, 39-40, 42, 43, 67, 68, 81, 119, 121, 123, 193, 232, 233, 250,266
JEWELS- The royal, iv. 287, 309
JEWS, ii. 265
JOAN, queen of Alexander II., ii. 221
JOANNA, queen of David II., i. 349. Proposed marriage of, 352.
Marriage of, to David II. celebrated, 356. Noticed, ii. 2, 6. Sent
to France, 18. Casual notices of, 19, 62, 83, 102. Death of, 113.
Casual notices of, 145, 263, 309-310
JOHANNA, sister of Henry III. of England, i. 17 n.
daughter of the Earl of Pembroke, i. 190 n.
JOHANNA BEAUFORT, queen of James I. Her marriage, iii. 169.
Casual notices of, 172, 201, 221, 230-231, 232, 236, 250,254. Her
intrepid conduct at the murder of her husband, 263-268. Noticed,
275. Her endeavours to secure the safety of her son, and nomina-
ted his guardian, iv. 4-5. Noticed, 7. Stratagem to secure the
INDEX. 103
person "of her son, 9-11. Noticed, 11-12, 13, 15. Marries Sir
James Stewart, 16. Seized by Livingston, and compelled to give
up the guardianship of her son, 17-20. Noticed, 21, 37. Her
death, 46-48. Casual notices of, 61-62, 119, 153, 237
JOHN, King of the Isles. His dispute with Haco, Kiug of Norway,
i. 25. Noticed, 37
King of England,!. 190 n.; ii. 195,226,243,286, 346, 357,358, 362
XXII. Pope, sides with Edward II. against Bruce, i. 296-303.
Noticed, 317 n. Appealed to by the people of Scotland, 318-322.
Noticed, 324-325. Intrigues with, regarding Scotland, 332-334
King of the Isles, in 1337, ii. 50
of the Isles, in 1366. Revolt of, ii. 141, 149-150, 151. Submits
to David II. 153-154. Noticed, 157, 339-340. Note on the sub-
mission of, 399-400
. son of Ade, ii. 216
a bondsman, ii. 216
an apothecary, ii. 276
a carpenter, ii. 275
King of France, ii. 348
the Good and Wise, iv. 34
King of Castile and Leon, iv. 133
English, the king's fool, iv. 290
King of Denmark, v. 14
of Gaunt, son of Edward III., ix. 346
JOHNSON, an engineer, vii. 330
JOHNSTON, vii. 20 n.
Baron of, iii. 15; v. 193; vi. 12, 36; vii. 279, 339; ix. 9, 86, 128
The Laird of, iv. 55, 248; viii. 184, 233
Lady, viii. 184
Family of, iv. 104; vii. 47
JOLETA, daughter of the Count de Dreux, iii. 49
JOSE Sir John, i. 216 n
JOSHUA, i. 319
JUDGE. SeeJusTiciAR
JULIERS Earl of, ii. 40
JULIUS II. Pope. His embassy to Scotland, v. 29, 38-39. Noticed,
43-44, 47
JURY Trial by, in the early ages, ii. 208
JUSTICE Enactments regarding the administration of, iii. 225-226;
v. 237
College of, instituted, v. 198-199
JUSTICE AYRES held, iv. 290. Noticed, 295. Morton's use of,
viii. 6
JUSTICIAR Office of, in the early ages, ii. 199-203. Laws re-
garding, 96-98; iv. 64-65; v. 236-237
K
KAY The Clan, defeated by the Clan Quhele, at Perth, iii. 66-68
1 04 INDEX.
KEARNACH, i. 22 n.
KEI LLOR, a friar. Martyrdom of, T. 224
KEIR Sir James, iv. 93
Henry, viii. 99
KEITH Robert, i. 42 n. 231
Sir Robert, i. 263, 272
Sir William, of Galston, i. 304. His defence of Berwick, ii.
24-26. Noticed, 34, 48. Slain, 60
Sir Robert, in 1332, ii. 18
the marshal, slain, ii. 72
Sir William, ii. 104, 131, 133
Robert, besieges Lady Fivy in her castle, iii. 65-66
Sir William, in 1398, iii. 76
Sir William, in 1585, viii. 244, 334-336; ix. 136
Agnes, viii. 23
KEITH'S History noticed, vi. 191 n. 196 n. 225 n.
KELLOW Richard, Bishop of Durham, i. 274 n.
KELSO, i. 134; ii. 136; iii. 29; iv. 288 n.; v. 130, 136, 329; vi. 66;
vii. 50; viii. 240; ix. 130, 132
Abbot of, ii. 180, 186, 206, 213, 250
Commendator of, vi. 4 n.
Monks of, ii. 176, 180, 279, 295
Abbey of, i. 12; ii. 183 n. 186, 194 n. 279
Monastery of, iv. 156
KELVI NE- River, iv. 60
KENNEDAR Promontory of, v. 230
KENNEDY Lord, iii. 239
Bishop of St. Andrews. Character and rank of, iv. 42-43. His
endeavours to reform the state of the country, 43-45. Takes part
with Crichton, 46; and attempts to restore order in the country,
51,52. Favoured by James II., 52-53, 59. Counsels of, 96-97,
98. Noticed, 101, 102, 154. Intrusted with affairs after the
death of James, 160, 163, 170. Favours the Boyds, 171-172.
Death, and character of, 174-176. Noticed, 195, 199
Provost of St. Andrews, iv. 161
Lord Gilbert, leagues with the Boyds, iv. 172-174, 176, 255,
293
John, Lord, v. 1 3 n.
a reformer, Martyrdom of, 225-226. Noticed, 295
Lady Janet, v. 13 n.
Jane, an attendant of Queen Mary, viii. 350, 352, 355, 357.
Her interview with James, ix. 17-18
KENNINGHALL, vii. 237
KENT, v. 33
Earl of, iii. 294-295; viii. 311, 346, 349, 351, 353, 355, 358
KETHERANS The, ii. 190-191
KENTIGERN St. ii. 187 n.
KENT1RE, i. 210, 212; iv. 210, 293, 318; v. 17, 19, 230, 230 n.
235, 309, 338; ix. 253. See also, CANTIRE
Mull of. Threatened plunder of, i. 25. Mentioned, 26, 27, 291
Angus, Lord of. See ANGUS
INDEX. 105
KENTIRE Mackail, Lord of. See MACKAIL
Murchad of. See MUKCHAD
HER Sir John, iii. 115
Thomas, executed, iii. 117
Adam, iii. 247
Andrew, of Cessford, iv. 176
Sir Robert. Murder of, v. 41-42
Andrew. Revenge of, v. 42
of Fernyhirst, v. 102, 193; viii. 58, 84, 110, 116, 124, 227, 238,
243. See also, FERNYHIRST
Mark, v. 108, 193
Dand, v. 136
of Cessford, slain, v. 169
Thomas, vi. 267
of Cessford, vii. 179
Captain, vii. 302 n.
Henry, viii. 49
of Ancrum, ix. 4
George. Seizure of, ix. 66-69, 73, 74. Noticed, 109, 233
Captain Thomas, ix. 148
Sir Robert, ix. 270
- The family of, v. 285; vi. 127; ix. 109
KER'S History, i. 208 n. Error of, 236 n. Criticized, 231 n. Error
of 244 n. 250 n. 328 n.
KERR. See Ker.
KERWER AY Island of, iv. 158
KILBLENE Forest of, ii. 45, 167
KILBRANNAN Sound of, i. 28
K1LBRIDE Lands of, iv. 193
KILDARE, i. 287
KILDRUMMIE Castle of, i. 174, 210, 213. Defence of, by Nigel
Bruce, 214-215. Mentioned, 215, 220. Note on, 381-382. Men-
tioned, ii. 30, 44, 321 n.; iii. 123-124; iv. 38
KILKENNY, i. 288
KILLANAL Forest of, ii. 167
KILLIGREW Sir Henry. His mission to Scotland, vii. 77. His
mission to procure the execution of Mary in Scotland, 311-325.
Continued negotiations of, 327-330, 336. Intrigues against the
Castilians, 337-347. His connexion with the negotiations for the
death of Mary, viii. 2-3. Remarks on the state of Scotland, 3-4. His
mission to Scotland, in 1573, 7. Negotiations as to Mary's death,
7-8. Mission to Scotland in 1593, and interview with James, 7-11.
Encounters a border fray between English and Scotch, 15-16. His
mission pursued, 18-21, 28
KILMARNOCK Castle of, iv. 193
Lordship of, iv. 193
KILMARNOCK CAPS, ii. 353
KILM A U IIS Master of, v. 99, 296, 303-304, 310; vi. 16
Master of. See GLENCAIRN
Lord. See GLENCAIRN
K1LWINNING Abbot of, slain at the battle of Flodden, v. 67
106 INDEX.
KILWINNING Abbot of, in 1565, along with Moray, publicly de-
nounced by Elizabeth, vii. 12-13. Treacherous intentions of, toward
Mary, 140-144. Casual notices of, 161, 181, 196-197, 204
Abbey of, v. 172
KINCARDINE, ii. 167
Castle of.ii. 171
KINCARDYN The fort of, i. 84 n.
KINCLEVIN Castle of, ii. 48
KINFAUNS Charteris of. See CHARTERIS
KINGHORN Alexander III. killed near, i. 50. Visited by Edward
I. of England, 76. Mentioned, ii. 10; vi. 34
KINGOLDRUM, ii. 205
KINGS Power of, in the feudal times, ii. 193-199
KINGS' ANCIENT CASTLES, noticed, ii. 321 n.
KINGS LANGLEY Church at, iii. 81
K1NKELL Church of, i. 147 n.
KINLOSS, i. 174, 175
Edward Bruce, Abbot of. See BRUCB
KINMONT Sir Helias, iii. 115
Armstrong of. See ARMSTRONG
KINNAIRD'S HEAD, v. 230 n.
KINNEIL Castle of, vii. 271; viii. 97-98, 228, 234, 239
KINROSS, i. 15; ii. 39, 109; iii. 226
KINSALE, ix. 338
KINTAIL, v. 231 n.
KINTORE Forest of, ii. 167
KINTYRE,ii. 157
KIRBY Sir Richard, slain, ii. 20
KIRK. See CLERGY, and CHURCH, Protestant
KIRK OF FIELD Murder of Daruley at, vii. 65-70, 267
KIIIKALDY, ii. Ill
Sir William, of Grange, the treasurer, v. 232, 294. Plots
against Cardinal Beaton, 299-300, 350, 352-356. Casual notices of
vi. 2 n. 6, 67. Joins the Protestants, vi. 110-111. His letter to
Percy, 116-117, 118. Noticed, 139, 144; vii. 7. Sanctions the
murder of Riccio, 22, 23, 25. Appeals to England against Both-
well, 87-88. Noticed, 89-90, 92-96, 96, 100. Assists to take
Mary captive, 105-113. Noticed, 116. His attempt to take
Bothwell, 158, 161. Noticed, 172. At the battle of Langside,
177, 179-181. Joins the party against Moray, 240, 243, 253, 255,
258, 260. Heads Mary's party, 264, 268, 269, 276, 278-2/9, 287-
288. Holds Edinburgh castle, and defies the regent, Lennox, 291-
294. Holds a parliament, 295. Noticed, 296. Success of his
plot on the regent, Lennox, 296-299. Opposes the regent, Mar,
300-301,303-304,306. Duped by the English party, 307. No-
ticed, 311. Warned of his fate by Knox, 333. Still holds the
castle against the English party, 338-344. Surrenders, 345-347,
Execution of, 348-350. Note on the death of, 388-389
Sir James, taken prisoner, vii. 338, 348
Sir William, executed, vii. 348-349
KIRKCUDBRIGHT, i. 159; ii. 182; iv. 167, 244
INDEX. 107
KIRKCUDBRIGHT Castle of, ii. 171
Fort of, i. 85 n.
K1RKENCLIFF, i. 216
KIRKINTULLOCH, iv. 60
Castle of, ii. 172
KIRKLISTON Edward I. of England at, i. 138-139, 142
KIRKPATRICK despatches Comyn, i. 198
Roger, ii. 81
of Kirkraichael, iv. 248
KIRKWOLD burnt, i. 282
KNAPDALE, ii. 157; iii. 153; iv. 210; v. 19, 230
KNIGHTON Error of, i. 46 n. Quoted, 117, 124 n. 125.
Criticized, ii. 21 n. 89 n. Noticed, 168
KNOCKFERGUS, v. 329
KNOLLES Sir William, viii. 243-245
KNOLLIS Sir John, iv. 321
KNOLLYS Sir William, Lord St. John of Jerusalem, iv. 287
Sir Francis, in charge of Mary at Carlisle, vii. 183-185, 186,
189, 192, 214. Noticed, viii. 345
KNOX John, noticed, v. 177. Quoted, 226, 271. His connexion
with Wishart, 341 n. 342 n. 342, 344-345. In the castle of St. An-
dre ws,vi. 2, 9- 10, 13- 15. Proceedings of, on the continent, and return
to Scotland, 75-76. Quoted, 77. Success and boldness of, 78-79.
Retires to Geneva, 80-81. Recalled to Scotland, and admonishes
. the reformers, 82 83, 85. Returns to Scotland, 97. His sermon
at Perth, and effects of, 99-101. Warnings of, 105, 106. Violent
preaching of, 107, 108-110. His letter to Cecil, 112-113. Endea-
vours to restrain the violence of the people, 113-114. Letter to
Percy, 118. Noticed, 119, 122, 125. His mission to the Borders,
127-128,131. Disliked by Elizabeth, 130-131. Demands assis-
tance in money from the English, 136-138. Noticed, 144. His
opinion regarding the rebellion against the regent, 145-146. Ser-
mon of, 149-151. Expedient of, for sending troops into Scotland,
152, 154. Noticed, 175. Sermons of, 180. Noticed, 181, 183.
Quoted, 188, 202 n. Noticed, 208, 225 n. His detestation of the
Catholics, 237-238. His first interview with Mary, 238-242.
Displeased with the division of church property, 250, 252.
Against a meeting between Mary and Elizabeth, 254. His vio-
lence towards Mary, and interview with her, 269-273. No-
ticed, 276. Afraid of the interference of Elizabeth, 277-278.
Violence of, toward the Catholics, 278-279. His wishes agreed
to by Mary, 280. Attacks Mary before parliament, 28 i -283.
His interview with her after, 283-285. His interference with re-
gard to the marriage of Mary, 285-287. Alarmed at the return
of Lennox to Scotland, 292, 293, 294, 295. Noticed, 315. Disap-
proves of the marriage with Darnley, 321, 323, 332. Reason of
his alarm for Protestantism, 345-347. Joins with Moray against
Mary, 347. Letters and papers of, 383-384, 403-404. Note on
the aversion of Mary to, 398-399. Sanctions the murder of Riccio,
vii. 21-22, 22, 28. Flies from Edinburgh, 35-36, 40- 4 1,96. Returns
to Edinburgh, 119. Joins the confederates against Mary, 120-
108 INDEX.
121. Refused permission to preach at Berwick, 121. Endea-
vours to bring over the Hamiltons to the confederates, ib. Abuses
Mary, 127, 133-134, 136. Present at the coronation of James VI.
138-139. Letter of, concerning Mary, 247-248, 250. Noticed,
255, 265, 267. Inveighs against Mary, 286, 295; and the Catholics,
313, 316-317. Doubts regarding his connexion with the plot
against Mary, 321. Death, and character of, 330-334. Family of,
334. Noticed, 348. Historical remarks on his implication in
Riccio's murder, 353-362. Noticed, viii. 67, 97, 220; ix. 181, 182
KNOX Eleazar, Nathauael, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Martha, vii.
334
Andrew, minister of Paisley, ix. 67. Daring exploit of, 233
KNOYDART Laird of,ix. 178
KYLE, i. 28, 226; ii. 171; iv. 293; v. 309; vi. 16; vii. 35
Men of, ii. 37
Gentlemen of, v. 344
LA BROSSE, a French officer, vi. 141, 162, 167, 198
LA CHAPELLE, a French officer, vi. 51
LA FAYETTE, French ambassador, v. 105, 115-116
LA MOTTE, French ambassador, viii. 125, 126-128, 136, 142
LABOUR Wages of. See WAGES
LABOURERS Statute of, ii. 270
LACHLAN -Clan, iv. 107
LAG Laird of, iv. 272
LA1NG criticized, vii. 48 n.
Bishop of Glasgow, iv. 238
LAIRD'S JOCK, vii. 242
L ALA IN Roderick de, iv. 325
Family of, iv. 58
LAMB John, of Leith, iv. 324 n.
a reformer. Martyrdom of, v. 297-298
LAMBERT Professor, v. 177
LAMBERTON William, Bishop of St. Andrews, chosen one of
the governors of Scotland, i. 150. Leagues with Bruce, 195-196,
199-200. Taken prisoner, 214. Noticed, 241
LAMBERTON KIRK, v. 14, 106
LAMBINI Mercantile house of, ii. 255
LAMLASH BAY Haco, King of Norway, at, i. 36
LAMMERKIN WOOD, ii. 15
LAMMKRMUIR, v. 14.
LAMMERMU1R HILLS, v. 247
LAMMIE Captain, viii. 46, 233
LANARK, i. 110, 147; ii. 238; iv. 101, 102, 290
County of, ii. 171; iv. 64, 182, 244, 293; ix. 40
LANCASHIRE Sheriff of, i. 231
LANCASTER, i. 69; ii. 351 ; iii. 139
Earl of, i. 214, 259
INDEX. 109
LANCASTER Earl of, in 1320, i. 314, 315, 322. Treason and
death of, 324, 330-331
Duke of, ii. 168
John of Gaunt, Duke of. His treaty with Scotland, iii.
19-20. Invades Scotland, 21-22. Retreats, 22-23. Noticed, 28,
35,36
Henry de, Earl of Derby. See DERBY
House of, iv. 121, 134-137, 148-149, 157-158, 163, 167-169, 170,
198,211
LAND Value of, in the early ages, ii. 278-281
LANDAFF Bishop of, v. 223 n.
LANERCOST, i. 212
Monastery of, burnt by the Scots, i. 99
Chronicle of, i. 125 n.
LANFRANC, Archbishop of Canterbury, i. 6
LANG-HERMANDSTON Moor of, iii. 139
LANG-NIDDRY Laird of, viii. 70
Douglas of. See DOUGLAS
LANGHOLM Rob of the, ix. 196
LANGHOPE Castle of, vi. 13
LANGLEY, iii. 299, 303, 328
Geoffrey de, sent as guardian of Alexander III. i. 9
Sir Ralph, iii. 50
LANGMORGAN Forest of, ii. 167
LANGSIDE Battle of, vii. 179-181. Casual mention of, 182, 226,
250. Note on, 380-383
LANGTOFT Peter, quoted, i. 178 n. 179. Criticized, 222 n.
Noticed, 230 n.
LANGTON Laird of, vi. 11 n.
Tower of, v. 107, 109
LANGUAGE of the early ages, ii. 301-305
LARGS, i. 32. Scottish army at, 32; vii. 192
Battle of, mentioned, i. 39; ii. 354-355, 358, 363-364
LASINGSBY William de, iii. 314, 323, 324 n.
LAUCHLAN CATTANACH. See MACLEAN OF DOWART.
Mor. See MACLEAN OF DUART.
LAUDER, i. 138; ii. 250. Burnt, iii. 163. Casual mention of, iv.
232, 236, 324; v. 109, 313, 319 n.; vi. 42, 49; ix. 115
Thomas, ii. 30
Archdeacon, of Lothian, iii. 137, 203
Sir Robert of the Bass, iii. 187, 190
William, Bishop of Glasgow, iii. 187
Sir William, of Hatton, iv. 83, 85
Bishop, of Lismore, abused by the islanders, iv. 106-108
Alan, of the Bass, iv. 24
of the Bass, v. 88
Sir Robert, v. 93
a priest, v. 225
Family of, iii. 109
of Balcomy. Family of, iv. 107
Bridge of. Treason at, iv. 234, 250, 251, 256; v. 248
110 INDEX.
LAUDERDALE, iv. 293; v. 314; vii. 172
LAURENCE, of Liudores, iii. 141-142, 155, 242. Accuses Crawar
of heresy, 243-245
LAURENCETON, ii. 211
LAURIESTQN Baron of, v. 206
Laird of, v. 207
Castle of; ii. 48
LAW Study of, in the early ages, ii. 296
LAWS Enactment regarding the propagation of, iii. 208-209. Im-
provement in, by James I. 270-272. By James IV. v. 23.
Enactments regarding, in 1449, iv. 69
Book of. Enactments regarding, iv. 198, 205-206
LAWSON Mr. James, vii. 332-333; viii. 39, 83, 94-95, 95, 96,
102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 111, 119, 133. Disputes with the king,
131. Calumniates Lennox, 151. Noticed, 169
LAYTON Sir Brian, ravages Scotland, v. 310, 313-316-. and slain,
316-317
LEADER River, ii. 168
LEARMONT Sir James, master of the household, v. 232, 244, 246,
270, 280
LEARNING Little encouragement of, in the 15th century, iv. 99.
Enactments regarding, 315. Encouragement of, by James IV. v.
8-10
LEASES Enactments regarding, iv. 65, 142
LEDINGTON, vi. 314
LE GRAND, surname of Ingelram de Couci. See INGELRAM
LEIGHTON, Bishop of Aberdeen, iii. 203; iv. 21
LEILINGHEN Peace of, iii. 63
LEIPSIC University of, v. 207
LEITH, i. 141 ; ii. 92; iii. 87, 204, 205; iv. 10, 189, 267, 324 n.; v.
212, 214, 231, 285, 297. The English army in, 299, 300-303.
Casual mention of, 344; vi. 33, 34, 36, 90. Occupied by Mary
of Guise, 140, 142, 143-149, 157, 159-160, 161, 162, 167. Casual
mention of, 175, 198, 236; vii. 78, 255,293-294, 297, 301; viii. 161 ;
ix. 30, 33, 59, 103, 131, 165, 300, 318, 323
John de, iii. 137, 154, 167
Treaty of, vii. 77
Links, of, ix. 131
Port of, iii. 29; iv. 301, 313; v. 45, 46; vi. 22, 26, 34, 44, 45, 235
Trinity Church of, vii. 293
Sands of, ix. 264
LEICESTER Simon de Montfort, Earl of, sent on a mission to
Scotland, i. 1
Dudley, Earl of, proposed in marriage to Mary,vi. 287-292. Eliza-
beth's regard for the portrait of, 301. Created Earl of Leicester, ib.
Farther negotiations regarding his marriage with Mary, 304-308,
308-309. Mary's opinion of, 313-314. Noticed, 314. Farthernego-
tiations regarding the marriage of, 315-318. Casual notices of, 320,
336, 340; vii. 14, 19,20, 24-25, 95, 217. Implicated in the intrigue
of Norfolk, 229-232, 236. Noticed, 269, 271. Intrigues to have
Mary executed in Scotland, 311-325. Casual notices of, viii. 8,
INDEX. Ill
11, 12, 26, 73, 85, 145, 216, 225, 254, 257, 323, 329, 335, 336, 340,
345
LELAND, the antiquary. Error of, i. 215 n.
LEIGHTON Dr. vii. 177
LENNOX Wallace marches to, i. 1 12. Casual mention of, 210; iv.
22, 293; v. 121 ;ix. 173
Earl of, in 1224, ii. 187
Malcolm, Earl of, takes the oath of homage to Edward I. of
England, i. 76. His skirmish with the English at Stirling, 120.
Attempts to negotiate with Wallace, 120-121. Joins Wallace,
124. Noticed, 127 n. Present at the election of Wallace to the
governorship, 131. Joins Bruce, 200. His meeting with Bruce,
211. Noticed, 231
Earl of, in 1333, slain, ii. 29
John Stewart, of Darnley, Earl of, iii. 169. Imprisoned, 190.
Condemned and executed, 192-193. Noticed, 195, 250, 254 n.
Earl of, in 1482, iv. 230, 254, 290, 293. Revolt of, 297-300,
301
Mathew, second Earl of, iv. 254 n.
Earl of, in 1513, slain at the battle of Flodden, v. 63-67
Earl of, in 1515, v. 81, 100-101, 113, 148, 150, 152, 156. Joins
The party of the Earl of Angus, 166, 167. Deserts Angus and
endeavours to rescue the king, 168-170. Defeat, and death of,
171-174. Noticed, 233
Matthew, Earl of, regent, v. 266. His connexion with the
Earl of Arran, 275-276. Takes the Catholic side against Henry
VIII. of England, 278, 283, 285. Deserts to the party of Henry,
289-290, 296, 303-306, 308-310, 325, 328-329, 331. Estates of,
confiscated, 332-333. Assists Henry, 335, 336-338. Noticed, vi.
17. Invades Scotland, 35-36, 37-38, 39-40. Noticed, 67. Plot
of, 257-258. Disputes regarding his return to Scotland, 290, 292-
296. Reception of, 296-298, 306. Forfeiture of his estates re-
versed, 308. Casual notices of, 314, 315, 321, 323, 328, 329-330,
333, 337, 340, 341, 344, 345, 349. Refutes the charge of a con-
spiracy against Moray, 352-353. Noticed, 355. Joins in the plot
against Riccio, vii. 17, 19, 22, 36. Casual notices of, 41, 42, 57,
57-58, 59, 65, ib. n. His endeavours to bring the murderers of
Darnley to justice, 71-72, 79-82. Opposed by the Hamiltons, 118.
Casual notices of, 136, 177, 208-209,239. Proposed regency of,
259, 260, 262, 265, 266, 267. Servility and meanness of, 270-271.
Elected regent, 277-279. Mary's party rebel against, 279. Pro-
cures assistance from England, 279-280. Noticed, 281. Con-
tinued hostilities with Mary's party, 283-284, 286. Takes the
castle of Dunbarton, 288-291. Defied by Grange in Edinburgh
castle, 291-294, 294-295. Holds a parliament, 295-296. His
seizure and death, 296-300. Noticed, 301, 335. Note on his plot
against Mary, 362-364. Casual notices of, viii. 45, 49, 52, 233
second Duke of. See STEWART ESMB
third Duke of, viii. 160 ; ix. 25, 31, 36, 56, 75, 78, 79, 83, 84-
85, 86, 108. Assists Bothwell in the capture of James VI. 88-
90, 93 95. Casual notices of, 105, 120, 153-154, 158, 159-160, 161,
112 INDEX.
191, 201, 253. With James at Gowrie, 307-316, 320. At the
court of England, 341. Noticed, 350
LENNOX Margaret Douglas, Countess of, vii. 300 ; Tiii. 1 36. Lands
of, ix. 332. Sen DOUGLAS
House of, iii. 201 n.; vii. 288; ix. 19
Earldom of, ii. 195
LEO X. Pope, v. 47-48
LEONARD, executed, iv. 234
LEONINE, or rhyming hexameters, i. 278
LEPERS Enactments regarding, iii. 228
LESLEY Sir Norman, ii. 104, 113
Walter, ii. 104
Sir George, of Rothes, at the battle of Homildon Hill, iii. 110-
115
Sir Walter, iii. 146, 216
of Balquhain, iii. 151
William, a chieftain, iii. 216
John, assists in the murder of Cardinal Beaton, T. 350-356.
Noticed, vi. 2 n. 6, 1 1
William, an attendant of James VI., ix. 98, 100.
Robert, vi. 201
of Auchtermuchty, vi. 207
Bishop of Ross, his mission to France, vi. 207, 216-217. No-
ticed, vii. 9, 53 n. Assists Mary against the confederate nobles,
118. Forfeited, 194. Assists Mary in England, 195-196, 196,
199, 200, 204, 211, 213, 215-216, 217, 220,224,230,232, 241, 250,
257, 260-261, 269, 272, 276-277, 280, 282-283. Imprisoned, 302,
309, 349. Noticed, viii. 14. Intrigues for Mary, 41-44, 53, 62,
91, 100
Bishop of Ross. His history noticed, i. 6 n.; iv. 22 n. 135, 160;
v. 285 n. 328n.;vi. 52 n.
The family of, iii. 150, 217; v. 174
LESLIE Lord, iv. 105
Robert, v. 233
Family of, ix. 147
LESLY Sir William, viii. 184
Norman, Master of Rothes. See ROTHES
LESMAHAGO Church and lands of, ii. 213
LETH1NGTON, ix. 79
Maitland of. See MAITLAND
LEUCHARS Castle of, ii. 49
LE VAIRE, French ambassador, v. 83
LEVEN River, ii. 187; vii. 288
LEVINGSTON Sir William, ii. 95, 103
Sir John, iii. 76
Sir John, of Callendar, slain, iii. 114
Sir Alexander, of Callendar, iii. 188, 192
LEWIS, Count of Evreux, ambassador to Scotland, i. 242
IX. of France, ii. 241
XI. of France. Proposed marriage of, with Margaret, daughter
of James I. iii. 202-203, 231, 251. Casual notices of, iv. 8, 48,
INDEX. 113
134,168,196. Intrigues of, 201-204, 212. Noticed, 218. Em-
bassy to Scotland from, 220, 221, 223. Noticed, 223, 226, 227,
241,280
LEWIS XII. of France, v. 10, 27 n. His negotiations with James IV.
v. 27-29, 30-33, 34, 38-40, 43-44. James endeavours to assist him,
45-51, 53. Refuses to assist Scotland, 76-77, 79. Noticed, 80, 83
son of the Duke of Savoy, iv. 120
Isle of, v. 18, 25, 230, 231 n.; ix. 176. Attempt to colonize,
253-255
LEY Sir Henry, vii. 342
LEYBOURN Sir John, i. 325
LIBERTON,ii. 211
LIDDAL Sir James, of Halkerston. Treason of, iv. 230, 240-241,
244, 245, 246
LIDDEL Castle of, ii. 68
Lordship of, ii. 7
LIDDELL, rector of Forres, iv. 161
LIDDESDALE, ii. 80-82, 136; iii. 34, 44, 118, 163; iv. 229; T. 235;
vii. 47, 88, 105; ix. 195
William Douglas, knight of. See DOUGLAS
Men of, iv. 274; vii. 297-298, 299
Lordship of, iv. 308
LIEGE Battle at, iii. 149
LIGNEROLLES Monsieur de. His mission to Scotland, vii. 147,
149, 150, 157, 158-159, 178
LILBURN Sir John, iii. 13-14, 50
an Englishman. Death of, v. 42
LILLAY Thomas, i. 183
LIMERICK, i. 27 n. 288
LIMOGES Massacre of, mentioned, ii. 349
LIMOSIN, governor of Edinburgh, ii. 61-62
LINCLUDEN Monastery of, iv. 157
LINCOLN, i. 163, 165. Edward I. holds rejoicings at, after his de-
feat of the Scots, 184. Mentioned, ii. 113; iii. 130
Earl of, i. 137. At the battle of Falkirk, 144
Sheriff of, i. 181
Bishop of, i. 356; ii. 96
Earl of, in 1586, viii. 311
County of, i. 259
LINDIN KIRK, ii. 82
LlNDORES,ii. 195
Abbot of, ii. 250
Lord, ix. 139, 140, 309, 311
Monastery of, iii. 107; iv. 249
LINGARD Dr., criticized, i. 317 n. 330 n. 352 n. 353, n. 367, 381-
383; iii. 309; vii. 325 n.
L1NLITHGOW visited by Edward I. of England, i. 76. Mentioned,
138. The English army encamped near, 142. Pass through, ib.
Edward winters at, 166. Treaty of peace concluded at, 167.
Casual notices of, 168, 174, 275; ii. 32, 234, 254; iii. 2; iv. 15, 21, 58,
293,268,278; v. 163, 170. 184, 302; vi. 18.115, 149; vii. Ill, 250-
VOL. x. n
114 INDEX.
254,255, 268, 279,280,293; viii. 96,243, 245; ix.40, 164, 170,218,
* 227
LINLITHGOW Earl of, ix. 361
Vicar of, iv. 288
Sheriff of, vii. 181
Castle of, taken by the Scots, i. 251-252. Mentioned, vii. 271
Palace of, iv. 176, 187; v. 45, 55, 270, 284; ix. 259
County of, vii. 270
LINT Enactments regarding, iv. 144
LINTHAUGHLEE, i. 293
LINTON, iii. 86; vi. 21
LINTON BRIDGE, ix. 6
LINDESAY David de, i. 5, 12 n.
Alexander de, joins Wallace, i. 113. Returns to the English
party, 116. Noticed, 127 n. Terms held out to, by Edward I. of
England, 177. Noticed, 193 n.
Alexander de, in 1332, slain, ii. 29
Sir Alexander de, ii. 104
Alexander de, in 1386, i. 234 n.
Alexander, iii. 190
LINDSAY, a follower of Bruce, i. 198
of Glenesk. Family of, iii. 5
Sir Alexander, iii. 22
Sir James, iii. 44, 50, 68
Sir David, of Glenesk. His skirmish with the katherans, iii. 64-
65. Noticed, 65-66. Defeats Lord Wells in a duel, 69-70
Sir William de, iii. 73
Sir William, of Rossy. His hatred of the Duke of Rothesay,
and assistance in the conspiracy against him, iii. 105-106
John, of Brechin, slain, iv. 89
James, provost of Lincluden, iv. 160
Sir David, of the Mount, v. 197, 222, 226, 238
Earl of, iv. 207
of the Byres Lord. Loyalty of, to James III. iv. 267. Assists
James against the rebellious barons, 272-274, 293; v. 62
Lord, v. 172, 270. Supports the Reformation, vi. 184, 190.
Sir David, v. 56
Alexander, hydrographer, v. 230
James, v. 354 n.
Master of, vi. 151
of the Byres. Lord, vi. 336. Joins the conspiracy against Riccio,
vii. 23, 28, 41. Pardoned, 57. Joins the faction against Bothwell,
93, 105. Challenges Bothwell to single combat, 109. His life
threatened by Mary, 112. Has charge of Mary at Lochleven, 113,
122,126. IntimidatesMary,andthekeeperof the privyseal,136-137,
139; ix. 271. Casual notices of, vii. 151,153,164 n. 180, 195, 247 n.
255, 260, 265,295; viii. 27, 29, 34, 35. His conduct at the parlia-
ment of Stirling, 35-36. Casual notices of, 39, 69, 87, 109-110,
141, 162, 184; ix. 87. Violence of, in support of the kirk, 216, 277.
Mr. David, minister of the kirk, vii. 332-333, 337 n. 34 9 ; viii. 39, 96,
104, 105, 131, 145. Imprisoned at Blackness, 178. 184. His vision,
INDEX. 115
209-210. Marries James VI. ix. 30, 32. Casual notices of, 33, 60,
153,165,173-174,211,224
LINDSAY Sir Walter, ix. 153
Mr. John, ix. 185, 214
Alexander, the Tiger, or Earl Beardy, Master of Crawford. See
CRAWFORD
David, Master of Crawford. See CRAWFORD
LIVERPOOL Magistrate of, ii. 37
LIVINGSTON Sir Alexander, of Callendar, iv. 10, 11. His trea-
sonable designs on the person of James II. 12-15, 16. Compels the
queen-mother to give up the guardianship of her son, 16-20. Tem-
porary misunderstanding with Oichton, 20-22. Entraps and exe-
cutes Douglas, 26-32. Noticed, 33. Farther intrigues of, 37.
Joins with the next Earl of Douglas against Crichton, 39-42.
Lawless conduct of, 43-45. Noticed, 46, 52. Imprisoned, 60, 62.
Noticed, 68, 74, 101
Sir James, appointed governor of the king, iv. 40. Lawless
conduct of, 44-45, 52. Imprisoned, 60. Noticed, 62, 74-75
David, of Greenyards, iv. 60
John, captain of Doune castle, iv. 60
Alexander, hanged, iv. 62
Robert, of Lithgow, iv. 60. Hanged, 62
Lord, iv. 137
James, Lord, appointed chamberlain, iv. 160. Noticed, 170.
Joins the Boyds, 172-173, 176, 178
Bishop of Dunkeld, iv. 236, 237
Lord, v. 270, 287; vi. 4 n. 5, 36, 45, 336, 349; vii. 161, 175, 182,
196, 272, 277, 280
Master of, viii. 128, 182
Lord, in 1593, ix. 84. Assists Bothwell in his plot against
James VI. 88, 95, 97. Noticed, 120, 171, 259
Mary, one of the four Marys, vi. 45. See also MARYS
Lady, ix. 246
House of. Faction of, thwarted by James II. iv. 53-54. Crushed,
59-61, 61-64. Casual notices of, 74, 75, 119, 171, 189, 194, 251 ;
ix. 170, 174
Castle of, vii. 306
LION The, a ship, v. 41
a privateer, vi. 12
- Herald, v. 86; ix. 146, 150, 152
LION RAMPANT. First appearance of, on armour, ii. 361-363
LIONEL, Duke of Ulster. See ULSTER
LISLE Lord, v. 254 n. 260 n. 263 n. 264 n. 265 n. 266. In Scot-
land, 300-303
LISMORE Bishop of, iv. 105
Island of, iii. 237; v. 19*
LITCHFIELD, viii. 279
LITHGOW, a priest, iv. 35
LITSTAR John, canon of St. Andrews, iii. 156
LITTLE Clement, vii. 244
John, vi. 64
116 INDEX.
LLEWELLYN, Prince of Wales. His treaty with the Comyns, i.
370-371
LOCH Philip de, ii. 214
LOCHABER, ii. 38, 141 ; iii. 218, 237-238; v. 19, 111
LOCHABER AXE, i. 209
LOCHARNELL, viii. 185
LOCH DON Castle of, i. 215
LOCHDOWN, ii. 30
LOCHENDORB Castle of, i. 174. Mr. Grant's description of, 380.
Mentioned, ii. 47, 66; iv. 103
Forest of, ii. 167
LOCHINVAR Laird of, v. 173
Gordon of. See GORDON
LOCHKILKERRAN Tarbet of, v. 19
LOCHLEVEN, vi. 350; vii. 246; ix. 98
Laird of, viii. 154, 159
Andrew Winton, Prior of. See WINTON ,
Castle of, i. 291; ii. 30, 39, 151; iii. 239; iv. 201; vi. 349, 350.
Mary's imprisonment in, vii. 113, 121-122, 126-127, 134-135, 136-
137, 151-153. Her escape from, 173-175
LOCH LOMOND Islands of, invaded by the Norwegians, i. 30.
Bruce's escape across, 211
Castle of, iii. 201
LOCH LONG, i. 30, 31, 36
LOCHOR Constantino de, ii. 214
LOCHMABEN, i. 115. Taken by Edward I. of England, 157.
Casual mention of, ii. 22, 30, 32, 250; iv. 247; v. 24-25
William of, ii. 21
Castle of, i. 94. Captured by Edward I. of England, 147.
Casual mention of, 191, 193, 194, 197,199,201; ii. 22, 60, 119,
123, 138 n. 172; iii. 6, 21, 140; iv. 74, 226, 229, 298; v. 335; vi. 4;
ix. 19
LOCHRYAN, iii. 42
LOCK Henry, an agent of Cecil's, ix. 72, 128
LOGAN Sir Walter, suffers death in the cause of Bruce, i. 217
Sir Robert, slain, ii. 5 n.
Sir Walter, slain, ii. 5 n.
Sir Robert, of Restalrig, iii. 115
Sir Robert, iii. 139
of Restalrig, iii. 236
Robert, v. 117
Robert, of Restalrig, character and connexion of, with the
Gowrie plot, ix. 292-295. Letters of, concerning, 295-305, 323
LOGGEN Thomas, v. 180 n.
LOGIE Sir John, treason of, i. 322
LOGIE ALMOND, ix. 76
LOGY John de, ii. 120
Margaret. Her marriage with David II. ii. 120-121. Casual
notices of, 126, 135, 136, 137, 138, 147, 148. Divorced and appeals
to the Pope, 159-160. Death of, 159 .
LOGYKENNY, ii. 215
INDEX. ] 1 7
LOLLARDS Heresy of the, noticed, iii. 142, 143, 189, 198-200,
326 ;iv. 35
LOMBARD Peter, his book of the Sentences noticed, ii. 291 ; iii.
155
LOMBARDY Merchants of, wish to settle in Scotland, i. 52.
Merchants from, in Scotland, ii. 243-244; iii. 205
LONDON visited by Alexander III. and his queen, i. 14. Earl of
Athole tried at, 216. Sir Simon Fraser tried at, 217. Mentioned,
245, 284. Riot in, 354. Insurrection in, ii. 26. Mentioned, 31,
69, 73, 94. Wealth of, noticed, 127. Casual mention of, 131,
134, 228,229, 348, 365; iii. 69-70, 133, 167,204-205,295-296,299-
303, 305, 318; iv. 76, 157, 165, 170, 198, 302; v. 254, 262; vi. 205,
335; vii. 130, 203, 204; viii. 238; ix. 3, 177, 330, 334,355,359,362
Sheriff of, i. 181
Bishop of, i. 318; ix. 357
Sheriffs of, i. 231
Citizens of, ix. 326
Bridge of, i. 186, 216, 217
Exchange at, ii. 268
LONGFORGRUND, ii. 195
LONGUEVILLE Duke de,v. 217
LORDS, young and old. Factions of, iv. 170
of the Articles, enactments of the, v. 270-271
LORGES Montgomerie Sieur de. See MONTGOMERIE
LORN, iv. 293; v. 19; ix. 162
Lord of, attacks Bruce, i. 209-210
John, Lord of, pursues Bruce, i. 225. Defeated, and surrenders
to Bruce, 239-240. Noticed, 328; ii. 366 n.
John of, son of the preceding, i. 240. His capture and
death, 291
John of Argyle, Lord of, ii. 133. Revolt of, 141, 150, 151.
Noticed, 157
Allan of, of the Wood. Lawless conduct of, iv. 1 58
Ker of, iv. 158
Lord, iv. 192
Archibald, Lord. See ARGYLE
Men of, defeated by Bruce, i. 240
LORRAIN Cardinal of. See also GUISE. House of. Intrigues with
Mary of Guise, vi. 50, 52, 57. Noticed, 157. His speech to
Throckmorton, 192-193. Casual notices of, 196, 200, 211, 221 n.
224, 227, 234, 249, 253, 254, 305, 315. His mission to Mary, vii.
15-17. Disapproves of Mary's conduct after the murder of
Darnley, 78. Casual notices of, viii. 14,42,317. Death of, ix.
20,23
Duke of, viii. 142
House of, viii. 85
LOTHIAN, i. 102, 245, 326; ii. 11, 32, 38,49,74. Ravaged by
Edward 111.91. Floodin,108. Mentioned,201 202,302;iii.l32;iv.
117, 293; v. 181, 344; vi. 42, 175, 351; vii. 172, 177; viii. 220; ix.
295
The Archdean of, iii. 77
118 INDEX.
LOTHIAN, a priest, executed, T. 197
Barons of, v. 313, 344; vi. 40; ix. 253-255
Men of, ii. 190-191; iv. 274; v. 63; vi. 27
Coast of, iv. 302
Sheriffilom of, iv. 113
LOUDON HILL Battle of, i. 227-228
LOUTH, i. 287-288
Lord John Bermingham, Earl of, expels the Scottish from Ire-
land, i. 288-289
LOUVAINE, iv. 216
LOVAT Lord, v. 18
Lord, in 1528, slain, v. 195 n.
Hew, Lord, v. 306 n.; with his son fights the Macdonalds,
307
Lord, in 1565, vi. 336
Laird of, ix. 60, 164
LOVEL Sir John, appointed governor of Stirling castle, i. 183
James, slain, iii. 151
Family of, iii. 150; iv. 325
LOWER ORDERS Slavery of, ii. 403. State of, in the early
ages, 403-404
LOWTHER, governor of Carlisle, vii. 182
LUBAND Sir Piers de, i. 253. Joins Bruce, 255
LUCCA Merchants of, ii. 268
LUCIUS Pope, ii. 284-285
LUCY Lord Anthony, i. 336
Sir Anthony, of Cockermonth, ii. 21, 43, 77
Lord, in 1365, ii. 137
LUDEL AY Richard, de Ireland, iv. 319
LUDFORD FIELD Battle of, iv. 137
LUMLEY Lord, executed, iii. 296
Lord, in 1586, viii. 311
LUMSDEN, of Blanern, vi. 207
LUNAN, vi. 86
LUNDIE, Archdeacon of North Berwick, his defence of Douglas,
iii. 52
Laird of, viii. 95
LUNDIN Sir Richard, joins Wallace, i. 113. Goes over to the
English army, 115. His advice to, 122
LUND Y Laird of, vi. 190
Campbell of. See CAMPBELL
LUNENBURGH Count of, i. 285
LUSBORN Sir John, iii. 32
LUTHER, the reformer, iii. 141 , v. 163, 177. Enactments against
the works of, 210-211. Doctrines of, noticed, 217
LUTYNI Joseph. Supposed connexion of, with the murder of
Darnley, vii. 59-61. Dismissed from Scotland, 72
LUXURIES Price of, in the early ages, ii. 277-278
LYLE^Alan de, slain, ii. 36
Lord, iv. 93
Sir Robert, of Duchal, iv. 131
INDEX. 119
LYLE Lord, in 1484, iv. 249, 263, 265, 266,270,288,290,293,
Revolt of, 297-300
LYNNE, iii. 127
Port of, iii. 139
L YON John. Execution of, v. 221
an officer, vi. 36
Family of, iii. 5
M
MABUISSON Sir Edward, i. 321
MACALISTER Rory, Bishop of the Isles, v. 328 n.
MACALLISTER John, captain of Clanranald, v. 328 n.
MACALPIN, a Highlander, iv. 300
MACALPINE Machabseus. See MACBEE
MACALMAL, or Macdonald, i. 22 n.
MACALZEAN, a sorceress, ix. 99
MACARTHUR John, seized and executed, iii. 216-217
MACAULAY of Ardincaple, ix. 162
MACBEE John, surnaraed Machabaeus, v. 207
MACBETH, ii. 189, 236
M'CHADANE J. iv. 317 n.
MACCONEYLLIS The, v. 231 n.
MACCONNELJames, of Isla, v. 231 n.
MACCONNELL James, Earl of Ross. See Ross
M'CRIE Dr. His life of Knox noticed, v. 207 n.; vi. 3, 138 n.
MACDONALD Sir Alexander, of Lochalsh. Rebellion of, v. 110-
112
Donald Gorm, of Sleat, sends assistance to Ireland, ix. 176-
179, 189. Makes proposals to Elizabeth, 250-251. Noticed, 254
Angus, of Dunyveg, ix. 176
Sir James, of Dunluce, murders Maclean of Duart, ix. 251-252.
Character of, 252-253
Family of, v. 307
See MACALMAL
MACDOWALL. His savage conduct to the Braces, i. 222. Noticed,
235
Fergus, of Galloway, taken prisoner at Homildon Hill, iii. 110-
115
Family of, i. 256
MACDUFF, seizes the earldom of Fife, i. 90. Is supported by
Edward I. of England, 91. Noticed, 96. Joins Wallace, 138.
Slain at the battle of Falkirk, 146. Noticed, ib.
MACFADYAN- Sir Maurice, assaults the Bishop of Lismore, iv.
107
MACFARLANES The, vii. 180
MACGILLEOUNS of Dowart and Lochbuy, iv. 316
MACGILLIVRAYS The, ix. 146
120 INDEX.
MACGREGOR Mr. Research of, noticed, i. 182 n.
Chief of, vi. 27
MACHAB^EUS. See MACBEK
MACHIAVEL, ix. 292
MAC-IAN r v. 24-26
of Ardnamurchan, y. 52. Slain, 11 1-112
of the Isles, v. 201
of Ardnamurchan, in 1595, ix. 178
of Glenco. House of, v. 18
Vor, Lord of Isla. See ISLA
MACINNON Chief of, v. 26
Ewin, of Straguhordill, v. 328 n.
MACINTOSH Chief of, slain at the battle of Harlaw, iii. 150-
152
Duncan, captain of the Clan Chattan, iv. 316
of the Clan Chattan, v. 17
Lachlan, murdered, v. 175
Hector, slain, v. 175-176
Laird of, ix. 26, 55, 60
Family of, v. 175-176; ix. 146
MACKAIL Malcolm, Lord of Kentire, slain in the cause of Bruce,
i. 222
MACKANE of Ardnamurchan, iv. 316
MACKAY Angus Dow, a chief, iii. 238
Donald, of Strathnaver, v. 231 n.
M'KELLAR, murders the Laird of Lundy, ix. 162
MACKENZIE Laird of, iv. 316
of Kintail, v. 17, 111
John, v. 231 n.
Laird of, ix. 164, 189
of Kintail, ix. 254
MACKEYN Alexander, of Ardnamurchane, v. 328 n.
MACKINTOSH, captain of Clan Chattan, executed, vi. 62
MACNAKENGELLO Gillemalovock, ii. 215
MACKQUHARRY Thomas, a Jesuit, ix. 123
MACLACHLAN Sir Gilbert, assaults the Bishop of Lismore, iv.
107
MACLANE Lord, v. 328 n.
Alane, of Turloske, v. 328 n.
Donald, of Kengarrloch, v. 328 n.
Hector, Lord of Doward, v. 328 n.
John, of Coll, v. 328 n.
Murdoch, of Lochbuy, v. 328 n.
- Thorn, of Ardgour, v. 328 n.
Alane of Gigha, v. 338
MACLEAN Chief of, slain at the battle of Harlaw, iii. 150-152
Lauchlan, iv. 22
Lauchlan, of Dowart, v. 26, 52. Slain at the battle of
Flodden, 67
Lauchlan, of Dowart, in 1 51 3. Rebellion of, v. 1 10-1 1 1
of Dowart, murdered, v. 1 94
INDEX. 121
MACLEAN Hector, of Dowart, v. 195, 231 n.
Sir Lauchlan, of Duart, at the battle of Glenlivat, ix. 146-
151. Intrigues with Elizabeth, 176-181, 189-190. Murder of,
251-252
younger, of Duart, ix. 251-252
House of, v. 64, 111, 194
MACLELLAN, tutor of Bomby, executed by the Earl of Douglas,
iv. 80-82. Noticed, 85
MACLEOD Torquil, v. 18, 26
Chief of, v. 24, 26
ofDunvegan. Rebellion of, v. 110. Noticed, 231 n.
Roderick, v. 231 n.
Rorye, of Lewis, v. 328 n.
Alexander, of Dumbeggane, v. 328 n.
Chief of, vi. 27
Roderick, of Harris, sends assistance to Ireland, ix. 176-179,
189. Noticed, 254
Tormod, ix. 254
Family of, v. 64, 111
MACLOOD Beth, ii. 214
MACMALLON Sythach, ii. 215
MACMANETHIN, ii. 214
MACNEILL of Barra, v. 26
Gilliganan, of Barray, v. 328 n.
son of the Laird of Barra, slain, ix. 149
MACONNEL Angus, ix. 189
MACONNELL Chief of, vi. 142
MACONNILL Angus, v. 328 n.
Archibald, captain of Clan Houstone, v. 328 n.
James, v. 328 n.
MACPHERSON'S works noticed, i. 20 n. 235 n.; ii. 27 n. 280
MACPHERSONS The, iii. 66 n.; ix. 147
MACQUARRIE of Ulva, v. 26
MACQUORRE Jhone, of Ulway, v. 328 n.
MACSORLIE James. See MACDONALD of Dunluce
M'SUTHEN Gillandrean, ii. 213
MACVICAR, an envoy, v. 26
MAGDALEN of France. Marriage of, to James V. v. 213-214.
Death of, 21 7. Noticed, 220
MAGISTRATES in the early ages, ii. 253-254
MAGNA CHARTA. See CHARTER
MAGNUS, King of Man, i. 24. Assists Haco, King of Norway, 25, 30.
Submits to Alexander III. 40-41
Prince, named heir to Haco, King of Norway, i. 38
King of Norway, ii. 196; iv. 120, 161
Dr. Thomas, v. 92 n. 93, 149 n. Embassy of, to Scotland, 150,
153-157, 161, 164, 179 n. 180 n. 182 n. 185, 191, 196 n.
MAIR John, v. 177
MAIR'S history noticed, iv. 99
MAITLAND, nephew of the Earl of March, iii. 84
122 INDEX.
MA.ITLAND of Lethington, the chancellor, vi. 67, 73-74. His dis-
pute with Knox, 78. Joins the Reformers, 143. His mission to
England, 151, 152-154. Noticed, 158, 162, 167, 175. Speech of,
before parliament, 177-178. Casual notices of, 180, 182-183,
190-191, 192, 195,202-203, 206. Letter of, 208-209. Noticed,
214, 215, 216, 217, 225. His opinion of Mary, and mission to
England, 241-242. Endeavours to procure the succession to Eng-
land for Mary, 243-244, 248, 249. Dispute with Knox, 250.
Noticed, 251. Negotiates in the intended meeting between Mary
and Elizabeth, 253, 259-260, 262. Noticed, 263, 267, 268, 270.
Mission to England, 275, 277, 278. Displeased with Knox, 285-
286. Consulted with regard to the proposed marriage of Leicester
with Mary, 287-292. Displeased with the conduct of Elizabeth
with regard to the return of Lennox, 293, 293-296. Noticed, 299.
Distracted by the manoeuvres in England with regard to Mary's
marriage, 304-308, 309, 311. Noticed, 314. Failure of his nego-
tiations, and displeasure of Mary at, 316-320. Mission regarding
the marriage with Darnley, 324, 328, 328-329, 330. Disobeys the
injunctions of Mary, regarding her marriage, 334-336. Noticed,
336, 341, 343, 345, 347, 351. Letter of, to Cecil, 402-403.
Noticed, vii. 5, 16. Sanctions the murder of Riccio, 23, 25. Takes
refuge in Athole, 35, 36-37. His hatred of Darnley, 38. Par-
doned, 40-41. Noticed, 44-45, 46. With Mary during her illness,
49-50. Joins the plot against Darnley, 51-54, 61-63, 67. Noticed,
71, 72 n. 73, 77. Joins the party of Bothwell, 71, 72 n. 73, 77, 80,
82, 85, 89. Joins the party against Bothwell, 100-101. Difficult
situation of, in the seizure of Mary, on account of his connexion
with the murder of Darnley, 104-116. His ambitious views op-
posed by the Hamiltons, 117-118, 124. Noticed, 125. His con-
nexion with the secret council, 126, 128, 129, 131, 137, 140.
Betrays the treachery of the Hamiltous to Throckmorton, 142-144.
Noticed, 149. Endeavours to justify his conduct to the English
ambassador, 155-157. Noticed, 160. His speech before parlia-
ment, 162-164. His connexion with the murder of Darnley, 167-
168, 170. Noticed, 172, 184, 188. Inclines towards Mary's
cause, 194, 195, 196, 197, 200, 201, 204, 208, 217, 220. Noticed,
221. Favours the intrigue of Norfolk, 229, 230, 233, 234-235.
Arrested by Moray and escapes, 237-240, 243. Trial of, 244-245.
Noticed, 256, 258. Acquittal of, 261-262. Heads the party of
Mary, 264, 266-267, 269, 271-272. His correspondence with
Sussex, 272-276. Refuses to acknowledge Lennox as regent, 278-
279, 283. Casual notices of, 284, 285, 287-288, 288, 292, 293, 303,
306. Duped by the English party, 307. Noticed, 311, 333.
Assists Grange in defending the castle of Edinburgh, 339-344.
Surrenders, 345-347. Death of, 347. Noticed, 348; viii. 23, 200;
ix. 7, 49
younger of Lethington, vi. 1 90
Thomas, vii. 293
John, vii. 348
Sir John, of Thirlestane, chancellor, viii. 184, 185, 247,249.
INDEX. 123
Influence and abilities of, ix. 4, 7, 13, 13-14, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22-23,
25, 26, 27. Noticed, 28, 30, 30-31, 33. Character and power of,
over James VI. 37-39, 40, 44, 46, 48. Encourages a good under-
standing with England, 48-49. Noticed, 55, 56. Implicated in
the murder of Moray, 59-61. Situation of, after, 62-63, 64, 78-79,
79. Intended return of, to court, 84-86, 88. Noticed, 95, 100,
101, 102. Returns to court, 108. Noticed, 120, 128, 129, 153.
His quarrel with Mar, 159-160. Noticed, 161-162. Intrigues and
ambition of, 168-169, 170-171, 172, 174. His death, 183. Noticed,
184, 188, 260
MAITLAND Sir Richard, ix. 7, 37
the historian. Inaccuracy of, i. 1 3 n. Criticized, 197 n. Noticed,
v. 285, 328 n.
Poems, noticed, i. 216 n.
MAJOR, the historian. Inaccuracy of, i. 13 n. Quoted, 213 n., 226 n.
MAKGILL James, the clerk-register, vii. 21, 44, 124, 149, 195,
201, 204, 217, 260, 292, 295. His speech against Mary's cause,
234-235. Noticed, viii. 29
Mr. David, viii. 99; ix. 45. Influence of, 87
MAKKE Alexander, v. 221
MAKREINY Alexander, of Garmoran, seized and executed, iii.
216-217
MALCOLM II. ii. 351
III. i. 202, 235 n.; ii. 188-189, 192, 193, 197, 237, 254, 302, 303,
334-335, 351, 360
IV. ii. 185, 194, 201, 205-206, 219, 239, 242, 250, 252, 254,264,
283, 344-345
lord chamberlain, v. 306 n.
minister of Perth, ix. 274
MALCOLMSON, a chief, murdered, v. 175
MALDESLEY Forest of, ii. 168
MALDON Castle of, ii. 317 n.
MALHERBE Sir Gilbert de. Treason of, i. 322
Family of, i. 217 n.
MALLORIE Sir Peter, impeaches Wallace as a traitor, i. 186
MALMESBURY Monk of, i. 278
MALTON, i. 327
MALVOISINE William, Bishop of St. Andrews, ii. 346
MAN Magnus, King of. See MAGNUS
Olaf, King of. See OLAF
Isle of, threatened by Alexander III. i. 39-40. Yielded to
Scotland, 40. Mentioned, 48 n. 89. Taken by Bruce, 256. Men-
tioned, ii. 128, 196; iii. 42, 213; iv. 120, 133, 161, 186
MANDEVILLE Roger de, claims the crown, i. 77. Abandons his
claim, 84
MANGERTOWN Laird of, vi. 21 ; vii. 47
Hobbie, laird of. See ARMSTRONG
MANNERS Lord Robert, ii. 55
an officer, iv. 168
MANNY Sir Walter, ii. 87
MANRENT Bands of, v. 192, 197, 202, 351 ; vii. 348
i 24 INDEX.
MANSELL Sir Rise, v. 308
M ANTON Ralph de, sent into Scotland, i. 169. Captured by the
Scots, 170. Cruel manner of his death, 171
MANTUA Marquis of, v. 43
MANUEL Nunnery of, v. 170-171
MANUFACTURES, in the early ages, ii. 236-258. Foreign, in the
reign of James V. T. 240
MAR, v. 174
William, Earl of, accuses Durward of a design against the
crown, i. 9. Chosen guardian of Alexander III. ib. Removed
from the government, 1 3
Earl of, in 1290, joins Annandale, i. 67. Appeals to Edward
I. of England, 69 n. Takes the oath of homage to Edward, 76
- Earl of, in 1297, i. 127, 278
Donald, tenth earl of, i. 362
Donald, earl of, chosen regent, ii. 10. Defeated by Baliol at
Dupplin, and slain, 10-14. Noticed, 17, 232 n.
Earl of, in 1358, joins the English army, ii. 104. Noticed,
135 n. 151
Earl of, in 1384, iii. 23, 32, 44
Alexander Stewart, Earl of, and Lord of Garvyach, his marriage
with the Countess of Mar, iii. 123-124. Turns pirate, 139. Com-
mands at the battle of Harlaw, 148-152. Notices of, 160, 187,
192, 237. His death, 250. Noticed, iv. 131; ix. 151
Donald, twelfth earl of, iv. 131
John Stuart, Earl of, iv. 132, 155, 178. Character of, 213.
Treason and death of, 221-223. Noticed, 278, 284
Master of, vi. 79
Earl of, in 1566, vii. 38-39, 77. Has charge of James VI, 89,
90, 93-94, 99, 123. Joins the party against Mary, 105, 113-114,
136, 139, 140, 164 n. 226, 239, 247 n. 255, 265, 267, 295, 298.
Chosen regent, 300. Difficult situation of, 300-301, 307. Nego-
tiations to procure his consent to the execution of Mary in Scot-
land, 311-325. Death of, 323-325, 327, 328. Note on the death
of, 387-388. Noticed, viii. 3
Earl of, in 1575, viii. 19. Aids the restoration of Morton, 30-
33. Casual notices of, 45, 56, 59, 77-78, 87, 104, 105, 109-110,
141, 142, 147-149, 149, 154, 159. Repairs to Ireland, 159. No-
ticed, 162, 165, 167, 173. Declared guilty of treason, 177. Noticed,
185, 187, 205, 213, 230, 233. His return to Scotland, and restora-
tion to power, 238-242. Noticed, ix. 17, 25, 31, 36, 83, 84, 88,
93, 120. Appointed governor of the prince, 130, 140. His quarrel
with Maitland, 159, 163, 168, 170-174, 181-182, 188, 191. Casual
notices of, 218, 272, 285, 308, 309, 313, 314, 320, 323. His em-
bassy to England, 330-337, 339. Noticed, 349, 350, 361
Cochrane, Earl of. See COCHRANE
James, Earl of. See MORAY
Lady Ellen, iv. 131
Isabella, Countess of. Incident regarding, iii. 123-124. Noticed,
148; iv. 131
Countess of, vii. 328; viii. 8; ix. 33
INDEX. 125
MAR House of, 5x. 62
Earldom of, iv. 38, 131-132, 148, 223, 230, 240; vi. 63 n. 253
Forest of, iii. 268
MARCH Earl of, incites the people against the Bissets, i. 3
or Dunbar Patrick, Earl of, i. 12 n. See DUNBAR
Patrick Dunbar, Earl of, competitor for the crown, i. 72.
Acknowledges Edward I. of England as lord-paramount, 72-73.
Takes the oath of homage to Edward, 76. The descent from
which he claims the crown, 77. Illegitimacy of, 78. Withdraws
his claim to the crown, 83. Renews his oath of homage to
Edward, 94
Earl of, in 1314, i. 276, 303
Dunbar, Earl of, in 1335, commands at the battle of Dupplin,
ii. 10-14. Goes over to the English party, 15-16. Noticed, 17,
21 n. 23, 31. Returns to the Scottish cause, 39-40. Noticed, 41,
45, 51, 72, 73. Skirmishes with the English, 84-88. Casual
notices of, 95, 102-103, 109, 117, 120, 121, 131, 135, 144, 151; iii.
2-3
Earl of, in 1377. His raid of Roxburgh, iii. 12-15. Noticed, 19.
At the battle of Otterburn, 44-52
Dunbar, Earl of, in 1398, proposes his daughter in marriage to
the Duke of Rothesay, iii. 83. Refused and goes to England, 83-
84. Favoured by Henry IV. of England, 85. Invades Scotland,
86. Defeats Douglas at Homildon, 108-115. Noticed, 116, 118.
Supports Henry IV. at the battle of Shrewsbury, 1 19-122. Noticed,
131. Returns to Scotland, 140. Noticed, 145, 245-246, 248
George Dunbar, Earl of, iii. 109, 169, 177, 188, 190, 191. De-
prived of his lands by James I. 245-249. Noticed, 250, 267; iv.
2,44
Edmund, Earl of, iii. 320-321, 323-324
Alexander Stuart, Lord of Annandale, Earl of, iv. 115
Earl of, in 1582, viii. 86, 110
Countess of, viii. 86
Agnes, Countess of. See AGNES
Earls of, ii. 173
Family of, iii. 5. Power of, 245-246. Noticed, iv. 52
Earldom of, iv. 132, 215
MARCHMONT HERALD, v. 158
MARGARET, queen of Malcolm III., ii. 188, 192, 198, 314
daughter of David, Earl of Huntingdon, i. 77; iv. 31 n.
sister of Malcolm IV., ii. 219
queen of Alexander III., i. 7-8. Complains of the treatment
she receives in Scotland, 10. Visits England, 14. Again visits
London, 19. Meets her brother at St. Albans, 19. Is delivered
of a daughter at Windsor, 20. Delivered of a son, 39. Her
death, 47. Noticed, ii. 222, 336
daughter of Alexander III. born, i. 20. Married to Eric, King
of Norway, 47. Death of, 48-49. Noticed, ii. 196, 223, 280
daughter of Guy, Earl of Flanders, i. 48
Princess of Norway Birth of, i. 49. Acknowledged the suc-
cessor of Alexander III., 49. Regents appointed, 54. Edward I.
126 INDEX.
of England wishes to marry her to his son, 54-55. Is kept in Nor-
way by her father, 55. A party in Scotland formed against, 55-
56. Dispensation from the Pope for the marriage of, 58. Treaty
between Scotland and England regarding, 58-60. Sails from
Norway, 66. Dies at Orkney, ib. Casual notices of, 68, 78, 81,
82, 89, 160; ii. 203, 211, 224; iv. 162
MARGARET, daughter of the Bruce, i. 363
daughter of Robert III. iv. 6, 27 n. 28, 37
daughter of James I. Birth and proposed marriage of, iii. 201-
203, 231. Her passage to France, and marriage, 251-253.
Noticed, 275; iv. 8. Death of, 48. Noticed, 57 n., 134
queen of Henry VI. of England, iv. 121, 137-138, 148-149, 157-
158. Takes refuge in Scotland, 163, 164. Noticed, 167-169, 170,
198
daughter of James II., iv. 155, 211, 217, 220, 223
queen of James III. Negotiations regarding the marriage of,
iv. 184-188. Arrival in Scotland, and marriage of, 189, Noticed,
190,193,194,210-211. Death of, 255-256. Noticed, 277, 284
queen of James IV. Proposed marriage of, with James, iv. 323,
329. Negotiations regarding her marriage, v. 10-12. Ceremonies
at her marriage, 14-16, 27, 37, 43, 45, 48, 52. Endeavours to
prevent her husband from going to war with England, 55-56.
Chosen regent, 72-73. Situation and character of, 74-75. Birth
of a son, and marriage of, to the Earl of Angus, 77-79. Her con-
nexion with England, 79-80, 81-83, 84-86. Refuses to give up
the custody of her son, 86-90. Takes refuge in England, 91-97,
104. Returns to Scotland, 106. Versatility of, 109, 112-114.
Noticed, 1 1 5 n. Hatred of her husband, and favours Albany, 1 20-124,
127-129. Again turns against Albany, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136
n., 137-138, 139, 142, 145. Places her son upon the throne, 148-
150. Becomes enamoured of Henry Stewart, and refuses to re-
ceive her husband, 150-155. Continued opposition to the party of
her husband, Angus, 156-164. Divorced, and marries Henry Stewart,
165-166. Noticed, 166, 170, 171, 172. Submission of, 179-180.
Casual notices of, 181, 203, 208, 215, 216. Death and character
of, 239-240. Noticed, vi. 320
daughter of James VI., ix. 261
daughter of King William the Lion. See MARJORY
queen of David II. See LOGIB
MARIE DE BOURBON Proposed marriage of, to James V., v.
210,211-213
Lais of, ii. 301
MARIGNANO Battle of, v. 90
MARJORY, daughter of Alexander II., i. 77
daughter of Henry, Prince of Scotland, i. 77
daughter of King William the Lion, i. 77; ii. 195
daughter of the Bruce, i. 43 n., 193. Taken prisoner, 213.
Noticed, 278, 286. .Marriage of, 286. Gives birth to a prince,
and dies, 292. Casual notices of, 306, 316, 335, 362; iii. 1; v.
251-252
Countess of Carrick. See CARRICK
INDEX. 327
MARMADUKE Sir John. His mission to Edward I. of England,
i. 139
MARPURG University of, v. 177
MARRE, i. 210
MARSHALL the Earl, of England. Challenge of, to the Scots, iii.
55
John, Earl, iii. 323
The Earl, in 1488, iv. 290, 294. Revolt of, 299-300; v. 18,
88, 89, 105
The Earl, in 1543, v. 270, 306 n., 319. Joins in the plot against
Cardinal Beaton, 321-324. Approves of the Reformation, 338-
339, 342. Casual notices of, vi. 5 n. 16, 51, 79, 163-164. Sup-
ports the Reformation of, 184, 190. Noticed, 207, 258, 264
Master of, vii. 247
Earl, in 1575, viii. 23, 110, 149; ix. 25, 28, 76, 153
MARSHES in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, ii. 170
MARTHA, Countess of Carrick. See CARRICK
MARTIGNES, French commissioner, vi. 198, 200
MARTIN, the comedian, ix. 266
MARTIQUES, French officer, vi. 159-160
MARY de Couci, queen of Alexander II. i. 1 n. Present at the
marriage of her son with Margaret of England, 8. Supports the
Comyns, 14-15. Noticed, 17; ii. 195, 221
Countess of Angus, daughter of Robert III., iv. 175
daughter of James I., iii. 275
of Gueldres, queen of James II., affianced to James, iv. 53.
Her marriage, 57-59. Noticed, 70, 95, 96. Intrepid conduct of, at
the death of her husband, 151-152. Noticed, 155, 156, 157. Ap-
pointed regent, 159-160. Noticed, 163. Negotiations with Ed-
ward IV. of England, 169. Death of, 170. Noticed, 171
daughter of James II., iv. 155, 190. Divorced from the Earl of
Arran, 193. Noticed, v. 75, 95-96
Queen of England. Proposed marriage of, to James V., v, 154,
158, 160, 162, 164, 196-197, 208. Accession of, vi. 58. Treaty
with Scotland, 63. Noticed, 66. Death of, 72. Her persecution
of the Protestants, 75, 76. Noticed, 133; ix. 157
Princess of Portugal, v. 206.
of Guise. Marriage of, to James, v. 217-218, 223. Birth of a
prince, 229, 230. Casual notices of, 241, 251, 260, 270, 276. Her
connexion with the Catholic party, 278, 284-285. Chosen regent,
306-307. Casual notices of, 310-311, 312, 319, 327 n., 333; vi. 3,
4, 10, 12, 14. Spirited measures of, after the battle of Pinky, 36-
37. Sends her daughter to France, 4 1,44, 4 5. Intrigues of, to obtain
the regency, and visits France, 50-53. Visits England, and endea-
vours to restore order in Scotland, 53-55. Obtains the regency,
55-58. Character and government of, 59-61. Severity of, to the
Earl of Huntley, 61-63. Treaty with Mary of England, 63. Holds
a parliament, '63-64. Endeavours to raise a standing army, 64-
65. Declares war with England, 65-67. Procures the marriage
of her daughter with the Dauphin of France, 67-71. Treaty with
England, 73-74. Disputes with the Protestant party, 77-93. In-
128 INDEX.
fluence of the house of Guise over, 93-95. Rigorous measures
of, against the Protestants, 95-97, 98-99. Declares war against,
101. Treaty with, 104-105. Takes Perth, 106-107. Advances
with her army upon St. Andrews, 109-110. Defeated by the
Protestants, 111, 114-115. Situation of, with regard to the Pro-
testant party, 116, 117, 119. Negotiations with, 120-121. No-
ticed, 122. Truce with the Protestants, and expects assistance
from France, 124-125. Noticed, 127, 128. Elizabeth encourages
a revolt against, 131-140. Aided by France, and declares war
against the Congregation, 140-144. Threatened deposition of, 144-
147. Success of, 148, 151, 154. Proclamation against, 155. Re-
monstrates with Elizabeth, 157-158. Skirmish with the Protes-
tant party, 159-160. Attempts to negotiate with the Reformers,
161, 162-163. Death-bed of, 163-164. Government of, 164-165.
Disputes regarding the burial of, 165. Noticed, 166, 168, 198, 268
MARY Queen, iv. 47 n. 194. Birth of, v. 251-252. Negotiations re-
garding the proposed marriage of, with Edward VI. of England,
253-256; vi. 1-58. Taken possession of by the Catholic party, v. 284-
285. Coronation of, 288. Proposed marriage of, to the son of
Arran, 333, 335; vi. 4; and to the Dauphin of France, 36-37.
Sent over to France, 41, 44-46. Assists her mother to obtain the
regency, 57. Marriage of, to the Dauphin, 67-71. Assumes the
title of Queen of England, 94, 131. Noticed, 140. "Expected
commission from, to the Reformers, 172, 174, 176, 190. Refuses
to sanction the treaty of Edinburgh, 191-196. Her interview with
Throckmorton, 193-195. Death of her husband, 199. Letter of
Throckmorton, regarding the marriage and return to Scotland of,
199-202. Message of, to the Congregation, 203. Stipulations
from the Congregation to, and intrigues of Moray regarding, 204-
206. Sends commissioners, with conciliatory messages into Scot-
land, 207-208. Arran proposed in marriage to, 208. Embassy
from Elizabeth to, and her steady refusal to confirm the treaty
of Edinburgh, 209-214. Her desire to have a portrait of Elizabeth,
212-213,214. Her reception of the Catholic envoy, 216-217. Her
reception of Moray, and explanations to him, 217-219. Reasons
for delaying her return to Scotland, 219-220. Her favour for
Moray, 220. Betrayed by Moray to Elizabeth, and withdraws
her confidence in him, 221-225. Again refuses to ratify the treaty
of Edinburgh, 226-227. Her opinion with regard to the differences
in religion, 227. Refused a passport and permission to return to
Scotland, by Elizabeth, 228-230. Spirited reply of, to Throck-
morton regarding, 231-234. Her departure from France, 234-
235. Reception of, in Scotland, 236-237. Intolerance of the
people towards her religion, 237-238. Her interview with Knox,
238-242. Her progress through Edinburgh, 242. Employs
Moray and Lethington to assist in procuring for her the succes-
sion to the crown of England, 243-246. Makes enemies of the
Catholic party, 246-247. Endeavours to conciliate Elizabeth,
247-248. Rumoured Protestantism of, 249. Sanctions the Refor-
mation, 249-252. Proposed interview with Elizabeth, 253-254.
Leniency of, towards the supposed conspiracy of the Hamiltons,
INDEX. 129
255-257. Her continued endeavours to secure the friendship of
Elizabeth, 257-258. Her partiality for Moray, 258-259. Pro-
posals of marriage from Sweden to, 259-260. Promised an inter-
view with Elizabeth, 260-261. Postponement of, 261-262. Secret
message from the Pope to, 263. Her progress through the north,
and rebellion of the Gordons, 262-268. Distressed at the dis-
turbances in France, 268-269. Endeavours to conciliate the
Protestants, 269-270. Interview with Knox, 271-273. Unfor-
tunate story of Chartellet, 273-275. Alarmed at the policy of
England, 275. Her grief for the state of France, 275-276. Dis-
putes regarding her marriage, 276-278. Interview with Knox,
and agreement to his wishes, 279-280. Parliament held by,
280-281. Knox's behaviour at, and called to account for, by
Mary, 281-285. Knox endeavours to hurt her cause in England,
286-287. Leicester proposed in marriage to, 287-292. Sends Sir
James Melvil to sound Elizabeth with regard to her marriage and
the succession, 299-304. Kept in suspense by Elizabeth, with
regard to a marriage with Leicester, 303-308. Parliament held
by, 308. Her conversation at St. Andrews, with Randolph, with
regard to her marriage, 308-314. Her reception of Darnley, 314-
315. Still trusts to Elizabeth with regard to her marriage, 315-31 7.
Her disappointment at discovering the duplicity of Elizabeth, and
trying situation of, 317-320. Chooses Darnley for her husband, and
consequences of, 320-324. Sends for Elizabeth's approbation of, 324.
Trial of Bothwell, 324-326. Randolph's account of the threatened
rebellion against, 326-332. Endeavours to procure the approbation
of Moray to her marriage, 333. Her instructions to Lethington,
her ambassador in England, regarding, 334-336. Obtains the con-
aent of her nobles to a marriage with Darnley, 336-337. Opposi-
tion in England, and of the Protestant party to, 337-346. Summons
her nobility to meet regarding her marriage, 347. Demands of the
Congregation on, and her conciliatory answer to, 348-349. Plot
against, 349-350. Endeavours to conciliate the reformers, 350-351.
Her exertions against the insurgents, 351-352. Endeavours to
reclaim Moray, 352-353. Her conduct misrepresented by Ran-
dolph to Elizabeth, 353-354. Her marriage with Darnley, 355-356.
Note on her embarkation for France, 369-370. Her aversion to
Knox, 398-399. Letter of, to Lethington, 399-400. Note on
Elizabeth's refusal of a passport to, 400-401. Decisive movements
of, against the rebels, vii. 1-3. Spirited answer of, to Elizabeth, re-
garding the succession, 3-4. Accuses Elizabeth of supporting the
insurgents, 4, 11. Her energy in pursuing them, 5, 7,10-11. Foreign
negotiations of, 9. Resolved to punish the insurgents, 13. Her
imprudent encouragement of Riccio, 14. Induced to sign the
papal league, 14-17. Cause of the coolness between her and her
husband, 17-18. Discovers the intrigues of Randolph, 19-20.
Plot to dethrone and imprison her, 20-28. Murder of Riccio,
28-30. Imprisonment and illness of, 31-33. Deceives the
conspirators, and escapes to Dunbar, 33-35. Drives the con-
spirators from the capital, 35-36. Endeavours to strengthen her
party and restore order, 36-37. Her indignation at discovering
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130 INDEX.
the part Darnley took in the murder of Riccio, 37-38. Thoughts
of retiring to France, and of obtaining a divorce, 38-39. Becomes
reconciled to Darnley, and birth of a prince, 39. Endeavours
to conciliate all parties, 40-41. Endeavours to conciliate Darnley,
41-45. Her partiality for Bothwell, 45-46. Progress to the
Borders, 45, 47, 48. Visits Bothwell at the Hermitage, 48-49.
Her illness and distress of mind when at Craigmillar, 49-51. Her
nobles propose her divorce from Darnley, and hint at the murder
of, 51-53. Baptism of her son, 54-55. Pardons Bothwell and his
associates, 56-57. Distressed by the conduct of Darnley, 57-58.
Supposed reason for her demanding the seizure of Lutyni, 59-61.
Bothwell declares that the plot against Darnley is sanctioned by,
62-63. Her visit to Darnley at Glasgow, 63-65. Brings him to
Edinburgh, and becomes reconciled to him, 65-66. Her parting
with him, 67-68. Informed of his murder, 69. Her extraordinary
remissness in implicating the murderers, 70-75. Mistimed gaiety
of, at the court at Seaton, 75. Advised from various quarters to
seize the murderers of Darnley, 75-78. Her infatuation with re-
gard to the trial of Bothwell, 78-83. Holds a parliament and
confers further honours upon Bothwell, 83-85. Proposed marriage
of, with Bothwell, and carried by him to Dunbar, 85-91. Elizabeth
informed of her behaviour, 91-95. Her marriage with Bothwell,
96-100. Confederacy formed against, 100-101. Miserable condi-
tion of, 101-102. Sends excuses for her conduct to foreign powers,
102-103. Surprised by the insurgents at Borthwick, and escapes,
105-106. Collects her forces and marches against the enemy, 107-
108. Surrenders to the insurgents, 109-112. Cruel treatment of
in Edinburgh, 112-113. Imprisoned in Lochleven, 113. Supposed
letter of, to Bothwell, ib. Discovery of the silver casket, 115-116.
Pretended sympathy of Elizabeth with, 116-117. Supported by
the Hamiltons, 117-118. Her refusal to establish the Reformation
noticed, 120. Harsh treatment of, at Lochleven, 121-122. Pro-
posal to make her abdicate the crown, 121-126. Her interview
with Melvil, 126-127. Threatened trial of, 126, 127- Supported
by Elizabeth and Moray, 128-131. Intentions of France with
regard to, 129. Increasing hostility of the people against, 131-134.
Refuses to renounce Bothwell, 134-135. Threatened trial of, 135.
Compelled to sign her abdication, 135-1 37. Cause of her dethrone-
ment, 139-140. Her life threatened by the Hamiltons, 140-144.
Moray changes his opinion of, 147-148. Determination of Elizabeth
to support the cause of, 148-149. Moray gains her consent to his
regency, 150-153. Throckmorton makes a last effort in her favour,
155-158. Condemned by parliament, 165-166. Letters of, to
Bothwell found, 166-169. Her escape from Lochleven, 173-175.
Endeavours to conciliate Moray, 175-178. Defeated at Langside,
179-181. Flies to England, and treachery of Elizabeth to, 1 8 1 - 1 9 1 .
Her party in Scotland increase, 191-192. Agrees to the proposals
of Elizabeth, 192-193. Her consultation with Lesley, 195-196.
Her conduct with regard to the letters brought against her, 196.
The conference at York, 196-199. The Duke of Norfolk uses his
influence in favour of, 199-201. A summary of the letters
INDEX. 131
sent to Elizabeth, 202. Accepts the overtures of Moray,
203-204. Withdraws her acceptance, 205. Accused by Moray at
Westminster, 205-208. Her commissioners remonstrate with
Elizabeth, and close the conference, 209-212. Elizabeth's intrigues,
and capriciousness with regard to the accusations against, 212-214.
Offers to implicate her accusers, and refuses to renounce her crown,
214-216. Elizabeth's decision, and refusal to let her leave
England, 216-219. Her conduct during the conferences, 219-221.
Conclusions as to her guilt, 221-222. A party formed in Scotland,
in favour of, 222-229. Proposed marriage of, with Norfolk, and
restoration of, by Elizabeth, 229 -235. Anger of Elizabeth at, on
discovering her connexion with Norfolk, 235-237. Her connexion
with the rebellion of Northumberland, 240-243. Her partisans in
Scotland, 243. Negotiations to procure her removal to Scotland,
246-250. Exertions of her party on the death of Moray, 256-280.
Her spirited refusal of conditions offered by Elizabeth, 280.
Failure of the negotiations for the restoration of, 281-283. In-
veighed against by Knox, 286-287. Continued disturbances in
Scotland in the cause of, 287-307. Again intrigues with Norfolk,
302-303. Intrigues off with the Continent, 309. Proposed public
execution of, 310. Secret intrigues in Scotland to procure the
execution of, 310-325, 336. Destruction of her party in Scotland,
338-349. Her last hopes of assistance from all quarters destroyed,
349-350. Note on her marriage with Bothwell, 376-377. Note on
her escape from Lochleven, 377. Note on the order for her execution
in 1599, 382-383. Question whether Morton renewed negotiations
with Elizabeth for her murder, viii. 2-3. Noticed, 7, 8, 1 1-13. Her
disposal of her jewels, 23. Noticed, 30. Intrigues for her libera-
tion, 40. Noticed, 41-44, 73, 75, 85. Hardships of her imprison-
ment, 88-89. Memorializes Elizabeth, 89-90. Noticed, 91.
The association, 93-94. Noticed, 98, 99, 100, 117-118. Her
letters to Bothwell, 123. Renews negotiations with Elizabeth,
139. Her conference with Beal, 140-142. Noticed, 173, 182.
A reaction in her favour, 187. Her offers to Elizabeth, 188-189.
Noticed, 190, 202, 211. Agrees to resign her crown, 213. Noticed,
217-218, 229-230. Her alleged connexion with the plots against
Elizabeth, 255-259. Noticed, 261-268. Her design against
Elizabeth, 265-269. Her letters to Babington, 271-291. Eliza-
beth's proceedings against, 296-310. Her trial at Fotheringay,
311-322. Her trial at Westminster, 323-327. Is informed of her
sentence, 327-328. Her last letter to Elizabeth, 329-330. Her
resignation, and preparation for her fate, 347-357. Her execution,
358. Letter from James VI. to, 371-372. Remarks on her con-
nexion with Babington's conspiracy, 390-392. Effect of the execu-
tion of, in England, ix. 1-3. In Scotland, 3-10. Noticed, 12.
General determination throughout Europe to avenge the death of,
13-20. Casual notices of, 236, 247-248, 257,261,271,274,347, 363
MARYS The Four. See also FLEMING, BETON, SETON, and
LIVINGSTONE, vi. 45, 259, 263, 298
MASON Sir John. Correspondence of, vi. 372-379
MASS Prohibition of the, vi. 184-185, 206, 237, 242-243, 252, 258,
] 32 INDEX.
270, 278-279, 280, 286-287, 308, 342,348; vii. 41, 164; ix. 66, 87,
119, 137, 266
MATH A St. John of, ii. 178
MATHEW, of Westminster, criticized, i. 217 n.
MATHEWS Dr. Toby. His letter to Burghley regarding Bothwell,
ix. 92-97, 104, 161
MATHIAS The Emperor, ix. 278
MATHISON Sir Alexander, v. 5, 45
MATILDA, queen of David I. ii. 352
queen of Henry I. of England, ii. 360
MAUDELAIN, chaplain to Richard II. iii. 81, 295-298, 300-301,
303
MAUL, a tool of Walsingham's, viii. 260
MAULE Sir Thomas, governor of Brechin castle, defies the English
army, i. 175
Sir Robert, iii. 151
Family of, iii. 150
MAULEY Sir Edmund, slain, i. 274
MAUNSELL, his mission to Scotland, i. 10
MAUPAS John, slays Edward Bruce, i. 288-289
MAURICE, abbot of Inchaffray, i. 268, 270
MAUVISSIERE Monsieur de. His mission to Scotland, vii. 10.
Noticed, 11-13, 38. His intrigues in favour of Mary at the court
of Elizabeth, viii. 127
MAWMOR, v. 19
MAXIMILIAN Emperor, v. 28, 29, 30, 103
II., vii. 15,317
MAXWELL Eustace de, i. 250
Sir Eustace de, i. 322-324
Sir John, iii. 45
Herbert, of Caerlaverock, iii. 190
Sir John, of Calderwood, iii. 252
Lord, iv. 8, 105, 173, 177, 255, 291, 293
Lord Robert, Earl of Morton, v. 113, 126, 167, 169, 182, 188,
189, 193, 198, 200 n. 212, 217. Assists James V., and taken
prisoner at Solway Moss, 249-250. Signs the bond to Henry
VIII., and returns to Scotland, 254-303. Noticed, 306 n. Intimi-
dated by Henry, 335. Approves of the Reformation, 338-339.
Joins the Scottish government, vi. 4 n. 4-5. Leagues with Eng-
land, 37-38. Noticed, 51,144. Submits to Mary, vii. 11. Casual
notices of, 269, 281, 293; viii. 1. Made Earl of Morton, 87.
Casual notices of, 110, 116, 124, 137, 142, 166, 222,225, 233,
245; ix. 25, 31, 36, 74, 84, 86, 109, 114, 161, 277
Master of, vi. 36. Bribed by the governor, Arran, to desert
the English, 39-41. Noticed, 162, 190, 328
Lord, in 1586, ix. 4, 9, 16, 19, 23, 31-32, 37, 84, 162
David, hanged, ix. 19
Family of, ii. 172, 319; iv. 104; ix. 183
MAY Isle of, ii. 187; iv. 302; v. 50
MEARNS, i. 232; iv. 294, 317; v. 88, 141 ; vi. 81, 175; vii. 93
Barons of, vi. 98
INDEX. 133
MEARNS Men of, vi. 27
MEASURES. See WEIGHTS
MEATH, i. 287
MECHLIN, i. 285 n.
MELANCTHON, v. 177, 207
MELDRUM Sir Andrew, iv. 9, 35
MELLERSTAIN Laird of, vii. 35
MELROSE, i. 16; ii. 6, 53, 109, 136; iii. 8;v. 169,314, 315, 317, 327.
Burnt, 330
Abbot of. Act of excommunication performed by, i. 15
Abbot of, iii. 242; iv. 61, 121, 137; vi. 4 n.; vii. 164 n.
Monks of, ii. 183, 208, 280
Chronicle of. Error in, i. 24 n.
Abbey of, i. 207 n.; ii. 82, 313, 327. Burnt, iii. 35. Mentioned.
51, 170; v. 314
Forest of, ii. 93, 168
Monastery of, burnt, i. 327
MELTON William de, Archbishop of York, i. 314, 318
MELVILLE Sir Robert, iii. 149
James, assists in the murder of Cardinal Beaton, v. 353-355
MELVIL, ix. 109
Sir James. His mission from France, vi. 125-126. His inter-
view with Elizabeth, 299-304, 316-317, 320-321. Noticed, vii. 6 n.
16, 37-38. Mission to England, 39-40. Casual notices of, 46-47,
89, 100, 102, 128, 138, 149, 172, 180, 201, 223, 238. His descrip-
tion of Randolph's intrigues in Scotland, 265-266. Casual notices
of, 294, 313, 349; viii. 103, 161, 179, 180-181, 200, 217; ix. 27
Sir Robert. His mission to Elizabeth, vii. 6, 7-8. Noticed, 240 n.
Joins the confederacy against Bothwell, 91-92, 94, 96, 100. His em-
bassy to England, 1 02- 1 03, 1 04. Returns to Scotland, 117. Betrays
Mary's cause, 122-126. His interviews with Mary, 126- 127, 134- 135,
136-137. Noticed, 127, 172. Joins Mary's party, 175, 181, 196,
203, 224, 296. With Grange in the castle of Edinburgh, 342, 344,
348. Casual notices of, viii. 99, 161, 169, 172, 179, 200. Made
treasurer-depute, 185. Casual notices of, 203, 336, 337; ix. I, 5,
73, 85, 87, 100, 153, 173, 184, 264, 270
James. Escapes from Holyrood, vii. 31
Andrew, vii. 181
Andrew, principal of the college of St. Andrews. Account of,
22. Casual notices of, 30, 48, 90, 96, 100-101, 103-104, 105, 119,
160, 178, 238; ix. Ill, 152,153. Opposes Episcopacy, 235-236,
237-239, 261, 277
Sir Andrew, viii. 311, 353
Mr. James, ix. Ill, 235, 239
MELVIL'S MEMOIRS, noticed, vii. 113
MELVIN Robert, vi. 153, 223
Family of, vi. 2 n.
MENAINVILLE, French ambassador, viii. 130, 132-133,136-137.
Leaves for France, 144
MENDICANTS Enactments regarding, iii. 176-177
MENDMARKET Robin. See UMFRAVILLE
MENDOZA, Spanish ambassador, viii. 258, 262, 270, 316, 320
134 INDEX.
MENMORETH, ii. 371
MENMOUTH Gardener at, ii. 274
MENTErTH ravaged by the English army, i. 146. Mentioned, ii.
151; iv. 187,293
Comyn, Earl of, urges the danger of delaying the coronation of
Alexander III. i. 6. Accuses Durward of a design against the crown,
9. Chosen guardian of Alexander, ib. Opposes the designs of Henry
III. of England, 11. Refuses to affix his eeal, 12. Death of, 17
Earl of, in 1263, ii. 259
Walter Bullock, Earl of, accompanies Margaret into Norway,
i. 48
Walter Stewart, Earl of, joins Bruce, Earl of Carrick, i. 56
Earl of, in 1291, takes the oath of homage to Edward I. i. 76
Alexander, Earl of, invades England, i. 99. At the taking of
the Castle of Diinbar, 100. Submits to Edward I. 101. Noticed,
127 n.
Sir John, betrays Wallace to Edward I. i. 185. Noticed, 188 n.
Note on his treachery to Wallace, 384-390. Noticed, iv. 38
Murdoch, Earl of, ii. 12. Slain, 14
Earl of, in 1346, ii. 72. -Executed, 78
Earl of, in 1388, iii. 44
Malise, Earl of, iv. 97, 105
Earl of, in 1488, joins James III. against the rebellious nobles,
iv. 272, 273, 274-275
Earl of, in 1559, vi. 107, 159, 190
Countess of, accused of poisoning her husband, i. 17-18
Countess of, in 1281, r i. 48
Doune of, ix. 114
Earldom of, iii. 257
Lake of, vi. 36
MERCER Naval exploits of, noticed, iii. 15-16
a Scottish merchant, iii. 15-16, 57
Richard Hurt, viii. 274
MERCHANDISE. See COMMERCE
MERCHANTS Origin of, ii. 245-246. Enactments regarding, iv.
144-145. Proclamation of, after the battle of Flodden, v. 71-72.
Treatment of, by Henry VIII., 286, 292
MERIADET The Sieure de, Lord of Longueville, iv. 58
MERIVALE Abbey of, iii. 306
MERRIMONTH William, of Leith, v. 5-6
MERSE The, i. 166, 294, 326; ii. 74, 119, 290; iv. 121,293; v.
131,136,314. Ravaged, v. 331 ;vi. 42. Noticed, 35 ; vii. 177, 269;
viii. 38, 220
The West, vii. 93
Men of, i. 304; iv. 274; vii. 177, 179
MESNAIGE, French ambassador, v. 293
METHILL, iii. 86
METHVEN, iv. 58
John, iv. 71
Paul, a reformer, vi. 81
Lord, vii. 265
Henry Stewart, Lord of. See STEWART
INDEX. J35
METHV EN Battle of, i. 206-268. Battle of, noticed, 211, 212,
214, 215,239
- Lands of, v. 180,239
MEUN John de, noticed, ii. 370
MEWTAS-Sir Peter, v. 309; vi. 19, 31, 248
MEYNERS Robert de, i. 12 n.
MEYR1CK Dr., noticed, ii. 361 n.
MICHAELMAS Feast of, i. 45-46
MIDDLEBURG Town of, iv. 181
MIDDLEMORE. His mission to Mary and Moray, vii 187-190
MI DDLETON Gilbert de, a border robber, i. 298
MID-LOTHIAN. See LOTHIAN
MILANESE, v. 27, 96, 103
MILDMAY Sir Walter, vii. 217,282; viii. 311
MILFORD HAVEN, viii. 339
MILLER'S ACRE, ii. 12 n.
MILLES Thomas, secretary to Randolph, viii. 247, 247-249
MILL'S HISTORY OF CHIVALRY noticed, ii. 361 n.
MILLTOUN, iv. 276
MILNE Walter. Martyrdom of, vi. 86-87, 113,
MILTON, the poet, ii. 300
MILTOWN BOG, i. 272
MING, valet of Queen Mary's, vi. 330
MINGARY, iv. 317
MINORITE FRIARS Comyn slain in the convent of, i. 197-198.
Noticed, 297
MINTO Laird of, vii. 64
MINSTRELS, in the early ages, ii. 307-312
MI RTON Thomas de, iii. 167
William de, iii. 166
MITTON Defeat of the English at, called " The Chapter of
Mitton," i. 314-315
MI TFORD Castle of, i. 298, 306
MOFFAT, ii. 20
MOFFATDALE, ii. 32
MOIDART, v. 230
MOIGNE Sir Walter, ii. 104
MOLL Matilda, lady of, ii. 295
MOMBERNEAU Monsieur, viii. 49
MONEY, in the early ages, ii. 264-270. Enactments regarding, iii.
224-225; iv. 69-70, 126-129, 179-180, 198, 231; v. 21; vi. 70
MONIMAIL, vii. 239
MONIPENNY William de, Lord of Concressault, iv. 161
Sieur de Concressault, iv. 320, 325
MONMOUTH- Geoffrey of, ii. 299
MONOPOLIES System of, in England, ix. 338-340
MONRO of Foulis, v. Ill
MONS MEG, iv. 330. Note on, 360-361
MONTAGUE Lord William, ii. 32
MONTAGUE COLLEGE at Paris, v. 9
MONTALEMBERT Andrew de, Sieur D'EsstJ. See D'EssS
136 INDEX.
MONTBELLEGARDE Henry, Count of, ii. 40
MONTE- ALTO Bernard de, i. 48
Patrick de, ii. 276
MONTFICHET William de, warden of Dundee, i. 251
MONTFORD Simon de, i. 161
Sir Simon, iv. 326
See LEICESTER
MONTGOMERIE Sieur de Lorges, v. 279, 325 n. Arrives in Scot-
land, 325-326, 327 n. Noticed, 332, 333
MONTGOMERY Sir Alexander, ii. 104
Sir John, of Eglesham, iii. 73
Lord, iii. 82, 280, 284, 329
of Eliotston, Lord, iii. 201
Sir John, iii. 141, 190, 191
Lord, in 1402, at the battle of Homildon Hill, iii. 110-115
Lord, iv. 8, 61, 105, 173, 177, 290, 293; v. 182
Mr. Robert. Controversy on his being made Bishop of Glas-
gow, viii. 91, 92. Noticed, 95-96, 96-100, 103. Attacked in
Edinburgh, 105-107. Reinstated in his bishopric, 105. Noticed,
106,178,207,224
MONTHERMER Ralph, Earl of Gloucester. See GLOUCESTER
MONTREUIL, i. 151
MONTROSE Wallace expells the English from, i. 119. Men-
tioned, ii. 234, 254, 296; v. 342. Protestantism of, vi. 96. Men-
tioned, vii. 93; ix. 240
David Lindsay, Duke of, iv. 173, 177, 178, 192, 207, 210, 230,
243, 246, 263. Joins James 111. against the rebellious lords, 267,
272, 274
Earl of, slain at the battle of Flodden, v. 64-67
Earl of, v. 212, 270, 306 n.; vi. 5 n.; vii. 93, 297; viii. 29, 32,
35, 36-37, 77, 79, 104, 105, 137, 146, 161, 182, 184, 205, 240, 241,
243,245; ix. 41, 84, 114, 128
Provost of, vii. 1 64 n.
Master of, vii. 247
MOOT HILL, vi. 41
MORAVIA Sir Thomas de, ii. 95
MORAY, i. 174; ii. 239, 326; iii. 148; ix. 39
Walter de, i. 12 n.
Sir Andrew, of Bothwell, joins Wallace, i. 113. Accompanies
him to the north, 116. Commands with Wallace in his expedi-
tion into England, 127. Noticed, 130 n. Marries the king's
sister, 334. Chosen regent, ii. 18. Noticed, 21 n. Taken
prisoner, 22-23. Returns to Scotland, 34-35. Noticed, 39-40. In
arms against Athole, 44-45. Again elected regent, 45. Instance
of his discipline, 46-47. His success against the English, 48-41),
52. His death and character, 55-56. Noticed, 232 n., 366 n.
David, Bishop of, i. 200
Thomas Randolph, Earl of, joins Bruce, i. 200. Deserts to
the English, 207-208. Takes Bruce's banner, 225-226. Taken
prisoner by Douglas, 238. Joins Bruce, and created Earl of
Moray, 238-239. Takes Edinburgh castle, 253-255. Commands
INDEX. 137
at the battle of Bannockburn, 261, 262. Reproved by Bruce,
263-265. Routs the English, 266. Casual notices of, 280, '286,
287, 293. Assists at the taking of Berwick, 303-304. Appointed
tutor to the heir of the crown, 307-308. Invades England, 313-
316. Noticed, 323, 325. His success in arms, 325-329. Sent
on a mission to the courts of Rome and France, 332-333,
335. Defeats the army of Edward III. in England, 338-349.
Noticed, 354, 355. His first acts as regent, ii. 3-4. Noticed,
6. His good administration, 7-9. Death of, 9. Note on the
death of, 380-381. Casual notices of, 27, 28, 37, 51, 56, 115, 160,
183, 259, 347-348, 366; iii. 5, 12; v. 57, 59
MORAY Thomas Randolph, Earl of, son of the preceding, ii. 6,
12. Slain, ib.
Randolph, Earl of, second son of the great Randolph, ii. 20,
27, 37. Chosen regent, ib. Noticed, 38, 39-40. Skirmish with
the English, and taken prisoner, 41-43. Noticed, 43, 63. Slain
at the battle of Durham, 70-72
Maurice of, ii. 60
Earl of, ii. 133; iii. 2-3, 169; iv. 36; v. 13 n. 157, 175-176, 182,
198, 201
Bishop of, ii. 133; iii. 64, 245; iv. 265, 326; v. 206; vi. 5 n.,
207; vii. 162, 164 n., 171-172; viii. 184
Andrew, Bishop of, ii. 215
David, Bishop of, ii. 296; iii. 155
Earl of, in 1385. Entertains the French army, iii. 29-30.
Goes with them against the English, 32-37. At the battle of
Otterbura, 44-50. Noticed, 68, 76
Earl of, in 1402, taken prisoner at the battle of Homildoii
Hill, iii. 110-114
Sir Thomas, slain, iii. 151
Archibald Douglas, Earl of, iv. 90. Forfeited, 92. Noticed,
93. Slain, 103-104. Noticed, 105
James Crichton, created Earl of, iv. 92
David Stewart, Earl of, iv. 155
Earl of, in 1542, v. 259, 265. Endeavours to oppose the
government of Arran, 267-268, 306 n.
Bishop of, in 1559, punished by the reformers, vi. 113-115
James, the regent, Earl of, v. 252 ; vi. 45. Defeats the
English, 46. Supports Mary of Guise, 67. His mission to
France, 68-71. Protestantism of, 79, 82, 101, 104, 105. Joins
the army of the Protestants, 106, 107, 109, 114, 115, 122 n.
Questioned by the French ambassador, 125-126. Noticed, 129,
131. Character and ambition of, 134-136. Remonstrated with by
France, 140. Noticed, 144. Defeat of, 148-149. Casual notices
of, 151, 154-155, 157, 159, 162, 163-164, 190, ib. n., 192, 197, 201.
Appointed ambassador to the queen, in France, and intrigues
with Elizabeth of England, 204-206. Noticed, 207. At the
English court, 214-216. His reception at the French court by
Mary, 216-219. Noticed, 220. Withstands the bribes of Mary,
220. Betrays Mary's confidence to Elizabeth, 221-225, 230. De-
138 INDEX.
fends Mary against the violence of the reformers, 237-238, 240.
Letter of, to Elizabeth, regarding Mary's succession to the English
crown, 243, 244-246, 247. Subdues the Borders, 247-249. Casual
notices of, 250, 251, 253. Arrau's jealousy of, 255. Marriage
and promotion of, to the earldom of Mar, 258. Again sudues the
Borderers, 259. Notice of, 262, 263. Assists Mary in the rebellion
of Hamilton, and receives the earldom of Moray, 263-268. Casual
notices of, 269, 274, 277, 278. His quarrel with Knox, 281-282,
286. Consulted with regard to the proposal of Leicester in
marriage to Mary, 287-291. Displeased with the conduct of
Elizabeth in regard to the return of Lennox, 293-294, 296.
Noticed, 298, 299. Distracted by the manojuvres in England, with
regard to Mary's marriage, 304-308. Casual notices of, 308, 311,
315. Failure of his negotiations, and displeasure of Mary at,
316, 318-320. Quarrels with Darnley, 323. Demands the trial
of Bothwell, 324-326. Displeased at the proposed marriage with
Darnley, 327-332. Refuses to sanction Mary's marriage with
Darnley, 333. Opposed to Mary, 336. Opposes Mary's marriage,
under the cloak of religion, 341-347. Disobeys the summons of
the queen, 347. Plot against Darnley, and revolt of, 349-352.
Refuses the overtures of Mary, 352-353. Looks for assis-
tance from Elizabeth, 353-355. vii. 1. Outlawed, 2. Noticed,
3. Defeated by Mary, 5-6. Demands assistance from Eliza-
beth, and refused, 6-11. Appears at the court of Elizabeth,
and publicly denounced by her, 11-13. Endeavours to avert
the threatened forfeiture, and bribes Riccio, 13-14. His hopes of
a pardon blighted, and desperate measures of, 15-17. Advantages
to accrue to him from the murder of Riccio, 20-21. Agrees to the
plot against, 22-27. Arrives in Edinburgh, and interview with
Mary, 32-33. Denies his connexion with the murder of Riccio,
35-37. His hatred of Darnley, 38. Noticed, 38-39. Recovers his
influence with Mary, 40-41. Casual notices of, 45, 46, 48. Plots
against Darnley, 51-53. Sues for the pardon of Morton, 55, 56-
57. Supposed connexion of, with the conspiracy against Darnley,
67. Discountenances Mary's conduct after the murder of Darn-
ley, 73, 75, 78. Retires to France, 84-85. Solicited to join the
party against Bothwell, 94, 100, 105. Noticed, 122, 126. Re-
fuses French bribes, and supports the cause of Mary, 129-131, 132-
133. Proposed regency of, 124, 136, 140. Remarks on the
policy of, 144-147. Changes his opinion of Mary, and quarrels with
Elizabeth on the subject, 147-149. Arrives in Scotland, 149-150.
His interview with Mary, 151-153. Proclaimed regent, 153-154.
His interview with Throckmorton, 155-158. Partial conduct of,
with regard to the murderers of Darnley, 158-161. General sub-
mission to, 161. Holds a parliament, 162-167. Allows the bond
for the murder of Darnley to be destroyed, 167-169. His par-
tiality at the trial of the murderers of Darnley, 169-171. Unpopu-
larity of his government, 171-173. Receives overtures from Mary
on her escape from Lochleven, 176. Determines to give her
battle, 176-177. Defeats her army, 179-181, 184. Intrigues be-
INDEX. 139
tween, and Elizabeth, with regard to Mary, 184-191. Unpopu-
larity of, 191-192. Severity of, to Mary's party, 194. Summoned
by Elizabeth to a conference at York, 194-197. Refuses to do
homage to the English crown, 197-198. Reasons for his not ac-
cusing Mary at York of the murder of Darnley, 198-203. Makes
overtures to Mary, 203-204. Intimidated by Elizabeth into an
accusation against Mary at Westminster, 204-216. Elizabeth's
judgment between, and Mary, 216-221. Review of his conduct
during the conference, 221-222. Rumours raised against, and his
artifice in quelling, 222-225. Subdues Mary's party in Scotland,
225-229. Encourages Norfolk in his ambitions views, 229-233.
Secretly opposed to him and Mary, 234. Alarmed at Elizabeth's
anger; betrays Norfolk; and seizes Lethington, 236-240. Unpopu-
larity of, 243-244. Attempts a trial of Lethington, 244-245.
Seizes Northumberland, 245-246. Negotiates to obtain possession
of Mavy, 246-250. Murder of, 250-254. Character of, 254-255.
Funeral of, 255. Consequences of the death of, 256-262. Repre-
sentation of the death of, 267. Noticed, 268, 270, 273. Accused
of being connected with the murder of Darnley, 284-289. Casual
notices of, 286, 290, 291-292, 314; viii. 17, 19. His transactions
as to the queen's jewels, 23. Casual notices of, 45, 52, 58, 148,
233; ix. 56, 57. Letters of, vi. 393-394
MORAY James, Earl of, ix. 55. Description of, 57. Murder of,
57-59. The consequences of, 59-61. Casual notices of, 63, 64, 79,
83, 100-101, 129, 146, 161-162, 171, 234
Sheriff of, slain, ix. 58, 59
Countess of, vi. 316 n.
House of, ii. 173; iii. 150; ix. 350
Men of, ii. 190
Earldom of, vi. 53 n. 63 n. 264, 266
County of, ii. 48, 66
MORE Thomas de la, the historian, noticed, i. 305
Sir Adam, of Rowallan, iii. 5
Kenneth, iii. 216
Sir Thomas. Execution of, noticed, v. 209
Elizabeth. See ELIZABETH
MORET Monsieur de, vi. 249; vii. 9
MOREVILLE Richard, ii. 208
MORGAN Thomas, Mary's agent on the continent, viii. 258-259,
259-263, 269-272, 285, 296, 313, 320
MORLEY Lord, viii. 311
MORHAM Sir Herbert, suffers death in the cause of Bruce, i. 217
MORPETH, i. 167, 173; v. 97
MORTIMER Roger, Earl of, i. 336, 348, 349, 354. 356
Sir Roger, ii. 133
Catherine, mistress of David II., ii. 83. Murdered, 109
MORTON Earl of, iii. 275; iv. 192
Earl of, in 1488, iv. 290; v. 15. Slain at the battle of Flod-
den, 67
Earl of, in 1516, v. 106, 167
the regent, vi. 43, 84, 190, 191, 195, 251, 266, 270, 328, 336,
140 INDEX.
356. Joins in the conspiracy against Riccio, vii. 20-28. Assists
in the murder of, 30-31. Conspires against Mary, and deceived
by her, 33-34. Betrayed by Darnley, and flies to England, 35-38.
Noticed, 39. Proposed pardon of, 40-41, 45, 51, 55. Pardoned,
6-57. Joins the plot against Daruley, 61-63, 67. Noticed, 73,
75, 77. Bribed to the cause of Bothwell, 77-78, 82, 85, 86. Se-
cretly opposes Bothwell, 87, 93, 101. Difficult situation of, at tlu-
seizure of Mary, on account of his connexion with the murder of
Darnley, 104, 116. His ambitious views opposed by the Hamiltons,
117-118,124. His connexion with the secret council, 127, 130, 131,
135, 136, 139, 140, 145, 149, 151. Casual notices of, 160, 164, 167,
170,172. At the battle of Langside, 177, 179-180. Casual notices
of, 184, 185, 188, 189, 195,201,202,205,217,221,226. Leagued
with Moray, 239, 240, 244, 247 n., 255. Heads the Protestant
party on the death of Moray, 260-262, 264-265, 266, 267, 269,
270, 272, 273, 277, 280, 282, 292-293, 294, 295, 297-298, 299 n.
Perfidy and ambition of, encouraged by Elizabeth, 300-301, 305-
306, 307. Intrigues to have Mary executed in Scotland, 312-323.
His treachery to Northumberland, 326. Chosen regent, and
assisted by Elizabeth, 328-330. Holds a parliament, 334-338.
Reconciliation with Mary's party, 337-338, 339. Assisted by
England, defeats the Castilians, 339-348. Quells the Border, viii.
1. Sends a memorial to Elizabeth, 2. Question if he invited her
to renew negotiations for the murder of Mary, 2-3. Rigour of his
rule, 4. His appropriation of thirds of benefices, 4-5. His oppres-
sions, 5-6. Appeals to, and alarms Elizabeth, 6-7. Conduct in
Killigrew's second mission, 8-11. Negotiations for the death of
Mary, 11-13. Cultivates the French party, 15. His conduct in
detaining the warden of the English marches, 16-18. Unpopularity
of, 18-20. Disputes with the Kirk, 21-22. Plots against, 23-25.
The execution of the plot, and his resignation, 26-28. Projects
for restoration, 30-31. Reinstated, 33-35. Conduct in the parlia-
ment at Stirling, 35-37. Argyle and others take arms against
him, 36-37. His position with parties in the state and the church,
38-40, 42, 44, 45, 46. Suspected of the death of Athole, 47, 53, 54.
Charged with a design against the person of the king, 55-5it, 5!),
61-62,65. Preparations for his arraignment, 66-69. Accused ami
imprisoned, 68-70. Elizabeth interferes, 71-73, 73-76, 77. Plot in
favour of, 76-78. Trial, condemnation, and execution of, 79-84.
State of parties at his death, 85-88, 97. Casual notices of, 118,
175, 182, 200, 271. Note on the composition between his enemies
and, 365-366. Note on his enmity to the house of Hamilton, 36(>-
368; on the attempt of Elizabeth to save him, 372-377. Letters
on the death of, 378-382. Noticed, ix. 85
MORTON Mr. John. Seizure of, ix. 165 167
Maxwell, Earl of. See MAXWELL
Lady, ix. 96
Family of, vii. 348
Castle of, ii. 97 n.
Tower of, ix. 196
MORVEN, iii. 237
INDEX 141
MORVERN,v. 112,195
MORV1LLE Family of, ii. 250
MOTTE De la. See DE LA MOTTE
MOUNT CARMELMonastery of,i. 213
MOUNTH The, i. 232; ii. 202; iii. 224; iv. 294, 317; v. 25, 30
MOUSE, a page, viii. 205
MOUNTJOY Lord, ix. 328, 338
MOW BRAY John de, assists at the taking of Dunbar, i. 100
Sir John de, i. 183. Employed by Edward I. to seek out
Wallace, 184-185. Noticed, 232
Sir Philip de. His attempt to capture Bruce, i. 207. Noticed,
226
Geoffrey de, i. 214
Philip de, governor of Stirling castle, i. 256-257. Joins Bruce,
278. Noticed, 287
Sir John, in 1327, i. 336, 340. Slain, ii. 20
Lord John, ii. 32, 33
Alexander de, joins the Brace's party, ii. 33-35. Noticed, 40
John de, ii. 228
Sir Ralph, iii. 45
Sir Thomas, the marshal of England, joins in a conspiracy
against Henry IV., and executed, iii. 128-130, 314
MOWBRAYS Lands of, iii. 36
MOYDART John of. Rebellion of, vi. 61-62
MOYDERTACH John, of Clan Ranald, v. 231 n.
MULEKIN James, ii. 268
MULL Isle of, v. 195, 230; ix. 176, 178
Sound of, i. 24
of Kentire. See KENTIRE
MULTON Sir Thomas, i. 216
MURCHAD, of Kentire, i. 26
of the Isles, ii. 274
MURDOCH, Duke of Albany. See ALBANY
MURE, of Caldwell. Rebellion of, v. 100-101
Family of, ix. 114 n.
MURIMUTH Adam, the historian, i. 305
MURRAY Andrew, of Tullibardine. Treachery of, ii. 12. Execu-
tion of, 14
Angus, a chief, iii. 238
Bishop of, iv. 18*
of Cockpule, iv. 248
James, of Tullibardine, vi. 107. Accuses Bothwell of the
murder of Darnley, vii. 109
of Tullibardine, ix. 151, 164
Mr. James, ix. 160
Sir Patrick, ix. 229-230, 262
Sir David, ix. 287
of Tullibardine. See TULLIBARDINE
- See also MORAY
MURRAY FIRTH, ii. 35
MUSCOVY, viii. 202
142 INDEX.
MUSCOVY Czar of, v. 29
MUSGRAVE Lord, ii. 69, 95-96, 137
Sir Thomas. His skirmish with the Scots, iii. 18-19. No-
ticed, 36
an English leader, v. 249
Thomas, ix. 78 n.
MUSIC, and Musical Instruments of the early ages, ii. 307-316
MUSSELBURGH, ii. 9 n., 205. Battle of Pinky at, vi. 20, 22-34.
Mentioned, 42. Mary surrenders to the insurgents at, vii. 107-1 12.
Mentioned, viii. 244; ix. 363
Shrine of the Lady of Loretto near, v. 212
N
NAGER A Battle of, ii. 144
NAIRN, ii. 46; iv. 210
Castle of, ii. 171
NAIRNSTON Lands of, iv. 193
NAMUR Earl of, taken prisoner by the regents, ii. 41-42
NAPIER Alexander, iv. 17-18
Barbara. Trial of, ix. 53. Noticed, 99
NAU, secretary to Mary, viii. 140, 298, 316, 317, 323, 351
NAVARRE King of, v. 54 n. 213; vi. 200, 210, 234
Princess of, ix. 28
NAVER Water of, iii. 238
NAVY The, in the early ages, ii. 258-262. Establishment of a,
iii. 235. Endeavours of James IV. to improve, v. 4-6, 34-36.
Decline of, 131
NAWORTH Castle of, vii. 242, 263
NEILSTON, iv. 16
NESBIT, a servant of Morton, viii. 77-78
NESBIT MOOR, ii. 85
-- Battle of, iii. 109-1 10. Noticed, 126, 246
NETHERLANDS Amicable connexion of, with Scotland, iv. 34-
35. Mentioned, 196, 212. Treaty with Scotland, v. 197. Men-
tioned, 241
NEVIL Sir Henry, ix. 275, 280, 282
NEV1LL Archbishop, iv. 199
NEVILLE Robert de, commands in the English army against
Scotland, i. 169-170. His death, 170
Sir Ralph, slain by Douglas, i. 294-295
Ralph, Lord of Raby, ii. 32, 69, 74. Intrigues with Baliol, 75.
Noticed, 95
House of, iv. 325
Priory of, iii. 253
NEWARK, vi. 335
Tower of, v. 88
NEWBATTLE, ii. 183; T. 15; ix. 109
INDEX. H3
NEWBATTLE Abbot of, vii. 164; viii. 29, 110, 113; ix. 67
Lord, ix. 256
Abbey of, ii. 1 09
NEWBURGH, ii. 250
NEWBURN, ii. 205
NEWCASTLE, i. 4, 11-12, 128. Invaded by Wallace, 130. Men-
tioned, 186, 215, 251, 259, 285, 293, 336, 340, 341 ; ii. 33, 40, 84;
iii. 33, 45, 47, 48, 52, 86, 139; v. 266 n. 299; vi. 19, 21, 38; vii. 242;
viii. 205, 218; ix. 21,223
NEWCAST LE-UPON-TYNE, i. 85, 88, 96. Invaded by Wallace,
128. Muster of the English army at, 134
NEWHAVEN, vi. 51
NEWHOUSE, ix. 109
NEW PARK Bruce's army in, i. 260, 265
NEWTON Adam, a monk, i. 301-303
Lands of, viii. 185
NEWTON GORDON Laird of, ix. 153
NEW YEAR'S DAY Change of, ix. 270
NICE Truce at, v. 215
NICHOLAS Pope, iv. 99
NICOLAS Sir Harris. A publication of, noticed, i. 157 n.
a mason, ii. 275
NICOLSON Andrew, i. 28 n.
Mr. James, ix. 153-154, 211
Mr. George, ambassador, ix. 169-170, 173-174, 178, 179, 186,
190, 244, 245, 247, 249, 260, 268, 270,278, 284,287,288-289, 323,
327, 330 n. 332, 350
NIDDISDALE, ii. 75, 81, 97 n.
NIDDRY, vii. 175; ix. 131-132
Lang, vi. 21. See LANGNIDDRY
Laird of, ix. 40, 54
Castle of, vii. 306
NIEUPORT, i. 285 n.
NIGEL, a smith, ii. 275
NITH River, vi. 40
NITHSDALE, ix. 39
Lands of, iv. 1.93
NOAILLES Monsieur de, vi. 207. His embassy to Scotland, 225-
226
NOBILITY The ambition of, iv. 1-3, 15. State of, in the reign of
James III. 280-282. In the reign of James IV. v. 3-4. James V.
endeavours to bring down the power of, 234-236. Their dislike of
James, 246-252. James VI. endeavours to heal the differences
amongst, ix. 12-13. Insulting conduct of, and James's endeavours
to subdue, 21-22, 36-43, 61-63, 78-79. Reconciliation amongst,
350. State of, in 1592, 376-382
A catalogue of the, noticed, ix. 76 n.
Courts held by, ii. 205-208. Power of, iii. 12, 101
NOBLES Note on the power and license of, vi. 380-381
NORFOLK, iii. 139; vii. 237
The Earl of, demands additional rights for the nobility, i. 132-
144 INDEX.
133. Attends the meeting at York, 134. Noticed, 137. At the
battle of Falkirk, 144. Returns to England, 148
NORFOLK Duke of, in 1327, i. 336, 340
Earl of, in 1337, ii. 51
Duke of, in 1438, iv. 8
Duke of, in 1484, iv. 249-250; v. 119 n. 149 n. 151, 160, 227,
238. Invades Scotland, 245-248
Duke of, in 1560, vi. 158, 169; vii. 183, 195, 196, 197. His
ambitious views with regard to Mary, 199-203, 204-206, 217,
220-221, 223-225, 229-235. His intrigues discovered, and im-
prisonment of, 235-238. Noticed, 241, 242, 244, 255. Again
rebels, and executed, 302, 309, 310. Noticed, 349 ; viii. 41
NORH AM Meeting at, i. 69-70. Mentioned, 71, 96, 343 n. 349;
ii. 85, 143; v. 331 ; vi. 54, 74, 118
the name criticized, i. 217
Castle of, i. 72, 85, 327; ii. 85; v. 8, 57, 68
NORMAN RACE, ii. 188-193, 203, 245, 307. Language of, 301-
303. Arms and armour of, 349-360. Noticed, hi. 214-215
architecture, ii. 318
NORMAN CONQUEST, ix. 363
NORMAN FRENCH Language of, i. 60
NORMANDY, v. 267
Baliol's estates in, i. 89
Duke of, ii. 359 n.
Duchy of, i. 44
NORRIS, vii. 213
NORSE Account in, of Haco's expedition, i. 23 n. 27 n. 30, 3i n.
35, 36 n. 38
NORTH ALLERTON, burnt, i. 306
NORTHAMPTON, ii. 283
Battle of, noticed, iv. 137, 148
Peace of, ii. 231
Treaty of, i. 352, 355, 356; ii. 1, 7-8, 9, 18, 21
Marquess of, ix. 252 n.
NORTH BERWICK, iii. 132, 134; vi. 325
NORTH BERWICK LAW, iv. 117
NORTHUMBERLAND, i. 69. Invaded by William Wallace, 127-
128. Mentioned, 220, 235 n. People of, sue to Bruce, 246, 249.
Mentioned, 281, 285. Ravaged by the Scots, 339-340, 349; ii. 24.
Mentioned, 96, 143, 195, 351-352; iii. 45-50, 111; iv. 134, 136,
191, 225, 322, 327; v. 329; vii. 197; ix. 14, 92
Sheriff of, i. 231 ; ii. 267
Henry Percy, Earl of. His Warden Raid, iii. 14-15. Takes
Berwick, 17-18. Casual notices of, 19, 24, 33. Defeats the Scots,
108-116. Conspires against Henry IV., 117-122, 128-130. Takes
refuge in Scotland, and threatened betrayal of, 131-132. Casual
notices of, 134, 159, 281-282, 288, 294, 307, 313-319, 321, 324-325
Earl of, in 1416, iii. 160, 170; iv. 8, 55, 121
Earl of, in 1463, iv. 170, 241, 255; v. 14-15
Earl of, in 1531, v. 198 n. 200 n. 201
Earl of, in 1565, vi. 338; vii. 9, 213, 230. Rebellion of, 240-
INDEX. 145
243, 244. Taken by Moray, 246, 249, 250, 255, 262, 263, 268.
Betrayed and executed, 326
NORTHUMBERLAND Earl of, in 1602, ix. 341, 344, 345, 360
NORTH WATER The, ix. 212
NORWAY Embassy to the court of, i. 22. Situation of the fleet
of, 28-29. See HACO, King of. Disputes with, settled, 40-41.
Margaret, daughter of Alexander III., goes over to, 48. Com-
missioners for, treat with England and Scotland, 58-60. Disputes
with Scotland, iv. 161-163, 164. Transactions between the crown
of, and Scotland, 183-189. Revolt in, v. 14. Casual notices of, vii.
161 ;ix. 29-30
King of, v. 11 n.
Haco, King of, i. 20. See HACO
Principality of, v. 196
NORWEGIAN RACE, noticed, ii. 188-193, 239-240, 307, 359
NORWEGIANS, their habits, i. 20. Arts, ib. Invaded by Scot-
land, 20-21. Threatened by Alexander II., 21
NORWICH CHRONICLE, i. 146 n.
NOTRE-DAME Church of, v. 213; vi. 69
NOTTINGHAM, iii. 130; iv. 249
Earl of, invades Scotland, iii. 18-19. Noticed, 24, 33, 36
Admiral Howard, Earl of. See HOWARD
Castle of, i. 214
NO YON Treaty of, v. 103
NYKSONS-The,iv. 322
OCHILS The, iv. 151 n.
OCHILTREE Lord, vi. 106, 122 n. 151, 336. Sanctions the
murder of Riccio, vii. 22, 23-24, 32-33. Casual notices of, 93, 181,
255, 265, 295, 297, 334
Lord, in 1581, viii. 87
Stewart, Lord. His friendship for Moray, ix. 57-60, 79. A
party to the plot against James VI., 88-89, 90, 128, 132, 236,
273
Mistress of, ix. 172
OCHTERHOUSE Ramsay of. See RAMSAY
OCHTRE Thomas, i. 328 n.
OCTAVIAN, an Italian officer, vi. 140
OCTAVIANS The, ix. 185, 200, 208, 214-215, 218, 225-226
O'CONNOR, Prince of Connaught, i. 258
ODIN Descendants of. See NORWEGIAN RACE
O'DONNELL, ix. 180
O'DONNEL, Prince of Connal. See CONNAL
prince of Tirconnel. See TIRCONNEL
OFFICE Heritage of, abolished, iv. 114-115
OFFICERS OF THE CROWN, in the feudal ages, ii. 209-211
VOL. X. K
H6 INDEX.
OGILVY Sir Walter, slain, iii. 64-65
Sir Alexander, slain at the battle of Harlaw, iii 149-151
George, slain, iii. 151
Henry, iii. 156
Sir Walter, iii. 167, 252
Sir Patrick, iii. 181, 203
Alexander, iv. 44
Walter of Beaufort, iv. 45 n.
of Innerquharity. His quarrel with the Master of Crawford,
iv. 49-51
of Durness, v. \7f>, 190
of Findlater, vi. 207
Lord, vi. 264; vii. 177, 264; viii. 27, 99
Gilbert, ix. 98, 100
Sir John, ix. 153, 159
Pourie, ix. 347-349
The house of, v. 175; ix. 147
OGLE Sir Alexander, slain, ii. 86
Sir Robert, iii. 49, 50, 163, 170, 187. Invades Scotland, 251
Noticed, 253
an officer, iv. 168
Mr., viii. 16
OGLEFACE Lands of, iv. 64
OGMUND, i. 34
OLAF THE BLACK, King of Man, i. 21 ; ii. 240
OLD BALE Castle of, ii. 317-318
OLD MELDRUM, i. 232
OLIFANT Sir William, appointed governor of Stirling castle, i.
156. Refuses to surrender to Edward I., 179. Defends the
castle, 179-182. Surrenders to Edward, 183. Sent to the
Tower, 184
William, i. 247
OLIFARDS The, ii. 173
OLIPHANT Lord, iv. 290, 293
Lord, in 1542, taken prisoner at Solway Moss, v. 250. Signs
the bond to Henry VIII., and returns to Scotland, 254-303
Lord, in 1571, vii. 264, 339; viii. 142; ix. 76 n.
House of, ii. 173
O'NEILL, ix. 157,338
ORD WATER, i. 177 n.
ORGAN Early use of, ii. 314-315
ORKNEY, i. 23, 37-38, 40. Death of Margaret of Norway at,
66. Casual notices of, ii. 327; iv. 120, 162, 183. Ceded to Scot-
land, 185-188, 211. Rebellion in, v. 193-194. Visited by James
V., 229-231. Annexed to the crown, 235. Casual notices of, vi.
63; vii. 158, 168
Henry, Bishop of, i. 28 n.
E.-ling, Earl of, ii. 252-253
William Sinclair, Earl of, iii. 132, 133, 169, 252,316, 317
Thomas, Bishop of, iv. 34
Sinclair, Earl of. iv. 36
INDEX. ] 4-7
ORKNEY Earl of, iv. 183; v. 102; viii. 87, 110; ix. 191
Bishop of, v. 115, 242 n. 246; vi. 4 n. 5 n.; vii. 97-98, 139, 162,
1G4 n. 195,208,217,295
House of, iv. 226
ORLEANS, vi. 199
- Duke of, iii. 129, 314, 325-326
Maid of, iii. 231
ORMESBY William, appointed justiciary of Scotland, i. 107
Hatred of the Scots to, 110. Attacked by Wallace, 112
ORM1STON, v. 334, 345-346
Cockburn of. See COCKBURN
Castle of, iii. 118 n.
ORMOND, iv. 33
Earl of, iv. 36
- Hugh Douglas, Earl of, iv. 55, 88. Executed, 103-104
Edward, iv. 320-321
- Earl of, in 1545, v. 329, 336, 337
O'ROURKE, an Irish chieftain, seized, ix. 48, 135
OSMYN, governor of Granada, ii. 4
OSTMEN Irish. Proposals of, to Haco, King of Norway, i. 27, 36.
Account of, 27 n., 39
OTHO, a papal legate, ii. 287-288
OTTEFORD, i. 161 n.
OTTERBURN Alan, iii. 190
- Thomas of, noticed, iii. 292, 295, 297, 299, 308, 310
Nicholas de, official of Lothian, iv. 53
Sir Adam, of Reidhall, v. 196 n., 204, 210, 301
Battle of, iii. 42-54. Noticed, 55, 71, 115
OTTOBON DE FIESCHI. See FIESCHI
OVERTUNNOCK, ii. 36
OXFORD, visited by Alexander III. and his queen, i. 14. Noticed,
iii. 296
Earl of, viii. 311
- Maud, Countess of. Plot of, iii. 128, 308-309, 321
University of, ii. 103, 290, 292, 299
Baliol College, iii. 155
PACHECO Cardinal, vii. 9
PADUA University of, ix. 273-274, 282
PAGET Secretary, v. 334 n., 335 n.
Charles, viii. 260, 262, 264-265. Mary's letters to, 265-269,
270, 273. Casual notices of, 313, 316, 320
Lord Thomas, viii. 258
Lord, viii. 265, 316; ix. 345, 347
PAISLEY, i. 109; vi. 252; viii. 184
Abbot of, vi. 4 n.
Abbey of, vi. 142-143
1 43 INDEX.
PAISLEY Monastery of, ii. 187
PALESTINE, i. 45. Knights sail for, 41. Mentioned, 201, 204,
205, 229. Bruce orders his heart to be taken to, 357-359. David
II. intends to depart for, ii. 160. Mentioned, 220, 241. Crusades
to, in the early ages, 346, 347. Mentioned, v. 38, 47, 68, 83
PALG RAVE Sir Francis, i. 69 n., 116 n.
PALMERIN, ii. 48
PALSGRAVE The, ix. 43
PANIERHEUGH, vi. 33
PANTER Secretary, v. 27 n., 105, 241, 294; vi. 7, 8, 53
PAPAL COURT. See ROME
PARBREATH Seton of. See SETON
PARCLE James, iv. 18
PARDONS Royal, iv. 204-205; v. 20-21
PARIS, ii. 369; iii. 29, 38; iv. 73; v. 213, 214; vi. 69, 125, 211, 216,
221, 228, 234; vii. 75, 276, 308; ix. 168, 275
Peace of, i. 151, 168
Parliament of, v. 198
University of, ii. 290, 296, 299; iii. 155, 242; viii. 49
Mathew, quoted, i. 4, 8. Noticed, ii. 222 n., 354, 369
PARKLE James, of Linlithgow, iii. 248
PARLIAMENT Scottish, assembled at Scone, i. 54. Macduff
found guilty by, 90. Dismisses the English from Scotland, and
declares war with Edward I., and alliance with France, 93. Con-
fines Baliol, and appoints a regency, 95. Renounces allegiance to
Edward, ib. Concludes a treaty of marriage with France, ib.
Held at Berwick, by Edward I. of England, 105-106. Held at
London, 187. Held to settle the succession, 285-286, 306-307.
Sends a letter of remonstrance to Pope John XXII., 318-321.
The Black, held, 324. Held in 1326, 335; in 1332, ii. 9-10; and
in 1335, 39. Held to negotiate a ransom for David II. 94-95.
Summoned by David, and enactments of, 98-101. Refuses to
agree to the disposal of the crown by David, 114-117. Held to
consider how the ransom for David is to be paid, 127-131, 132-134.
Concerning the ransom of David, and a rebellion of the barons,
137-142, 149-152. To increase the revenue of the crown, and to
procure a peace with England, 145-147. To consider the state of
the kingdom, and the laws, 155-158. Regarding the coinage, 268.
Held by Robert II., iii. 10-11. Regarding the war with England,
22. Regarding the state of the country, 24-27. To appoint
Albany regent, 54. Held in the reign of Robert III. to introduce the
title of Duke, 71. To appoint the Duke of Rothesay regent, 75-
78. Regarding the finance, and destruction of property, 78-79.
Feudal possessions, 90-93. Criminals, 93-94. Game, 94-95.
Weights and measures, 95-96. Judges, 96-98. Malefactors, 98-
99. Tenants, 100. Corrupt victuals, ib. The murder of the
Duke of Rothesay, 107-108. Held during the regency of Albany,
to acknowledge James I. king, 137. Proposed tax, 143-144.
Held during the reign of James 1. concerning the general peace
and order of the kingdom, 174-176. Customs and crown lands,
177-178. Taxes on land, 178-181. Fisheries, 181-182. Gold,
INDEX. 149
silver, and the coinage, 182-183. Tax on cattle and skins, 183-
184. Pensions from the pope, 184. Rookeries, ib. Archery,
185. The punishment of the house of Albany, 189, 191. Various
enactments, 195-198. Heresy of the Lollards, 198-200. Courts of
law, 206-208. Propagation of the laws, 208. Defence of the
country, 209. Merchandise, 210. Inns, 211. Weights and
measures, &c., 212. The rebellious Highland chieftains, 214,215-
216. Members of the Estates, 222. Trades, ib. Farming, 223.
Northern castles, 224. Money, ib. Administration of justice,
225. The representation in parliament, 226. Waives, fishing,
traders, lepers, 228. Travelling clerks, tradesmen, game, 228-230.
Allegiance to the queen, 230. Tenants, 232. Dress, 233. Arms,
234. Shipping, lawyers, 235. Laud tax, 239. Peace with Eng-
land, 241-242. Lauds, 247. The Earl of March, 247-248. Alle-
giance to the queen, 250. Commerce, 254-255. Held in 1436,
259. Held during the reign of James I V. regarding a regency, iv.
5-6. General peace, 6-9. Robbery and disorder, 11. Treason
of Crichton, 12. The guardianship of the king, 18-19. The dis-
orderly state of the country, and the due enactment of the laws,
24-26. Held in 1449, 56. Regarding the faction of the Living-
stons, 61-64. The general peace of the country, 64. Treason,
65. Leases, ib. Idlers and beggars, 67. Famine and grain, 68.
Treason, ib. Theft, 69. Money, ib. The clergy, 70. The Earl
of Douglas, 76. The treason of the Douglases, 91-93, 104. Held
in 1455, 111. Regarding the wardenries and hereditary office,
114. False coinage, and other misdemeanours, 115. Dress of
lords and magistrates, ib. Defence against the English, 116.
Warden raids, 118-119. Defence of the country, 123. Defence
of the Borders, 124. Plague, 125. Coinage, 126. Customs, 129.
The Courts of Session, 138. Arms, and weapon-schawings, 139.
Dress, 140. Leases, 142. Regalities, ib. General grievances,
143. Lint, and merchandise, 144. Agriculture, and woods and
forests, 145. Game and fishing, 146. Destruction of wild beasts,
ib. Held during the reign of James III. in 1460, 158-159. Re-
garding the faction of the Boyds, 177. Crime and disorder, 179.
Money, ib. Commerce, 180. The king's marriage, 184-185. De-
struction of the Boyds, 190. Tenants and landlords, &c. 196.
Money, 198. Statutes, ib. In 1474, 206 n. Treaty with Eng-
land, 217. Family feuds, ib. War with England, 226-227. The
appointment of the Duke of Albany to the lieutenant-generalship,
239-240. Treason of Albany, 243-244, 246. Marriage of James
IV. 252. Mission to the court of Rome, ib. Ferry dues, 253.
The disaffected nobles, 259-261, 262. Ecclesiastical privileges,
263-264. Held during the reign of James 1 V. in 1488, 290. Re-
garding the adherents of James III. 291. The rebellion against
James III. 292. Administration of justice, commerce, coinage, &c.
295-296. Foreign alliances, 305. Boroughs, ib. Ecclesiastical
matters, 310-311. The king's marriage, 312. Trades, ib. Flour,
313. Fishing, ib. Moor-burning, 314. Learning, &c. 315. The
navy, v. 5. The Highlands and Isles, 19-20. Courts of law, 20.
Pardons, ib. Merchandise, 21. Burghs, ib. Green woods. 22.
150 INDEX.
Weapon-schawings, 22. Land feus, ib. Agriculture, 23. Courts
of law, ib. Members of parliament, ib. JJ eld during the reign of
James V. regarding the regency of James, 72-73, 77. The custody
of the young king, 87-88. The Regent Albany, 98-99, 104.
French embassy, 104. Leave of absence to the regent, 105-106.
The murder of De la Bastie, 108. Truce with England, 115.
The disturbances among the nobles, 122. War with England, 131,
139. The regency, 155. Truce with England, and the Reforma-
tion, 162-163. The majority of the king, 166-167. Punishment of
the Douglases, 189. Punishment of the Border baron*, 192.
College of Justice, 199. The Borders, 210. Arms, ib. The works
of'JLuther, ib. Burghs, 211. The lands of the rebellious barons,
235. The reformers, 236. Judges, ib. Commerce, 237. Prepa-
rations for war, 237-238. Held during the reljn of Mary, regard-
ing the marriage and guardianship of the young queen, 269-270.
The English party, 293-294. The increase of Protestantism, 295-
296. Rival, held by the governor, Arran, and by the queen-
mother, in 1544, 310-311. Held concerning the treason of the
Douglases, 312-313 ; and Lennox, 332-;533. The revolt of the
English party, vi. 6. The marriage of Mary with the Dauphin of
France, 44-45. The licentious state of society, 54-55. The ap-
pointment of Mary of Guise to the regency, 57. Administration
of justice, 63. The French auxiliaries, 64. Suppression of games
and festivals, ib. The marriage of Mary with the Dauphin, 67-68,
71. Protestation of the reformers, 91-93. Confirming Protestant-
ism in Scotland, 175-191. Concerning the death of Mary's hus-
band, 203. The mission to Elizabeth of England, ib. The return
of Mary to Scotland, 204-206. Held by Mary, 280-283. Regard-
ing the restoration of the Earl of Lennox, 308. The sacrifice of
the mass, ib. The treason of Moray, vii. 28. The murder of
Darnley, 83. Protestantism, 84. Held, in the regency of Moray,
regarding the dethronement of Mary, 162. The Reformation, 164.
Mary's imprisonment, and the murderers of Darnley, 165-167.
The supporters of Mary, 194. Rival, held by Lennox and
Grange, 293, 295-296. Held to appoint Morton regent, 328. Re-
garding the queen and her party, 335. The church, 336-337.
The treaty with England, 341. Held in the reign of James VI.
proclaimed in 1578, Tiii. 30. Held at Stirling, 35-37. Held in
1579,52. Held regarding the accusation of Morton, 74. The Raid
of Ruthven, 159. Held in 1584,177,204-205. In 1587, ix. 11-12.
Held regarding the establishment of Presbytery, 63-64. The
treason of Bothwell, 86-87. The Kirk, 87. The Popish earls,
87-88,137. England, 236. Episcopacy, 237. The state of the
finances, 268. The changing of New-year's-day, 270. Supplies
for a war with England, 285-288. The Ruthven conspiracy,
321-322
PARLIAMENT Record of proceedings of, at Perth, in 1364, ii.
886-389. Record of, in the reign of David II. 391-393, 394-396.
Record of, at Scone, in 1368, 396-399. Record of, in the reign
of James III. iv. 134
Scottish, appeal to, iii. 26-27. Speaker of, first introduced, 226.
INDEX. 151
Members of, first introduced, 226-228. Graham accuses James I.
before, 258. Improvement of, by James I. 270-271. Enactments
regarding members of, Y. 23. Noticed, 76. Message of, to Henry
VIII., 98-99, 128-129
PARLIAMENT of 1560 renewed, vii. 120
in the 13th and 14th centuries, noticed, ii. 217-236, 264 n.
English, resolutions of, with regard to Baliol, i. 91. Held at
Carlisle, 148. Held at Lincoln, confirmation of the great charters
and debates concerning the Pope's claim on Scotland, 163. Held
at St. Andrews, 177. Held, 193, 284, 3'25. Recognises the inde-
pendence of Scotland, 350-353. Held, iv. J87. Noticed, v. 209;
ix. 237, 244. Elizabeth's last, 338-341
PARLIAMENT HOUSE, vi. 179
PARMA Prince of, ix. 17, 18, 23-24
PARR Lord William, v. 284 n. 287 n.
PARRY Dr. viii. 202. His conspiracy against Elizabeth, 257
PAUL II. Pope, iv. 199
III. Pope. His mission to James V. v. 209
Signor, viii. 97-98
PAULET Sir Amias, viii. 259, 265, 276, 282-283, 283-284, 296,
300, 301-302, 311, 324, 327, 343-347, 355; ix. 2
PAVIA Battle of, v. 161, 163
PEARLS-Trade of, in Scotland, ii. 255
PEASE BRIDGE, vi. 20
PEATHS The, vi. 20
PECTY, iv. 114 -
PEEBLES, ii. 238, 254; vi. 13 n.; vii. 246, 297; viii. 1
the Jord-chamberlain, slain, ii. 72
County of, ii. 32; iv. 94
Forest of, ii. 168
PELHAM Sir John, iii. 168
PEMBROKE Earl of, i. 58, 269,282; iv. 168; vii. 217, 230; viii.
311
Aymer de Valence, Earl of, stipulates with the governor of
Scotland, i. 177. Invades Scotland, 204, 206. Defeats Bruce at
Perth, 206-208. Noticed, 214, 225. Retreats from Scotland, 226.
Defeated by Bruce at Loudou Hill, 227-228. Casual notices of,
230, 231, 258; ii. 173
William de Valence, Earl of, i. 190 n.
PENCRAG Hill of, iii. 86
PENE1L HEUGH, v. 315
PENNING TON Sir John, taken prisoner, iv. 55-56
PENRITH, i. 160. Burnt, ii. 67
PENTLAND Moor of, iv. 93
PENTLAND FRITH, i. 24. Haco, King of Norway, encounters a
storm in, 37. Mentioned, v. 230; vi. 45
PERCY Henry de, appointed keeper of Galloway and Ayr, i. 107
Sir Henry, sent with an army into Scotland, i. 115. His nego-
tiations with the chiefs, 115-116. Marches towards Stirling, 119.
Attends the meeting at York, 134. Stipulates with the governor
of Scotland, 177. Sent with the army into Scotland, 204, 206.
152 INDEX.
Casual notices of, 214, 218, 219-220. Retreats into England, 220.
Casual notices of, 244, 351; ii. 7, 32, 36, 69, 74. Intrigues with
Baliol, 75. Casual notices of, 88, 118, 125, 127, 137, 143
PERCY Alan de, ii. 350
Henry, surnamed Hotspur, iii. 17. Defeated by Douglas,
and taken prisoner, 45-53. Noticed, 55, 86. Defeats the Scots,
108-115. His cruelty to one of his prisoners, 116-117. Conspires
against Henry IV., and slain, 117-122. Casual notices of, 123, 128,
159, 246, 294, 307-308
Sir Ralph, at the battle of Otterburn, iii. 45, 50
Henry, son of Hotspur, iii. 130, 131-132, 159, 281-282, 288
younger, of Northumberland, taken prisoner, iv. 55-56.
Noticed, 91
Sir Henry, vi. 116, 117; vii. 242
Sir Charles, ix. SCO
Henry, Earl of Northumberland. See NORTHUMBERLAND
Family of, iii. 116, 118, 307-308
PERSIA, i. 360
PERSONS Father, a Jesuit, viii. 270; ix. 187, 248. His intrigues
with regard to the English succession, 345-347
PERTH Council assembled at, i. 42. Meeting at, 67. Bruce as-
sembles a force at, ib. Visited by Edward I. 76, 103. Casual
mention of, 105, 174, 175, 186, 206, 234, 244,245. Taken by
Bruce, 216-248. Casual mention of, ii. 10, 11, 14, 16 n., 18, 41,
43, 44, 46, 48. Siege of, 56-59. Casual mention of, 67, 111,
127, 132, 146,' 155, 171, 185, 201, 216, 228, 229,232 n. 233, 233 n.
234,235,237,238,248,253. Early commerce of, 254, 288, 295. Men-
tioned, 346, 366 n. Battle between the Highlanders on the Inch of,
iii. 67. Casual mention of, 75, 137, 142, 143, 168, 180, 181, 187,
189, 206, 220, 222, 226, 230, 232, 239, 240, 241, 247, 268; iv. 9,
20, 40, 68, 88, 130, 138, 159, 288, 317; v. 19, 30, 72. Meeting of
the Catholic party at, 267-268. Mentioned, 297. Disturbances in,
307-308. Mentioned, 342. Protestantism of, vi. 96. Riot by the
Protestants at, 98-101, 105. Taken by the queen-regent, 106.
Retaken by the Protestants, 110-111, 113-114. Casual mention
of, 127, 175, 347, 348, 349, 350. Convention at, in 1569, vii. 229,
230, 233-235, 238, 338, 339. Casual mention of, viii. 102, 105,
108, 168; ix. 117-119, 168, 173, 201, 225, 230,294,298,304.
Gowrie conspiracy at, 316-318. Mentioned, 321
County of, i. 210; ii. 168; iv. 182, 293; ix. 40
Castle of, ii. 52
Church at, v. 240
Church of the Carthusians at, iii. 275
Carthusian monastery of, destroyed, vi. 100-101
Monastery of the Dominicans in. James I. murdered in, iii.
261-267
North Inch of, iv. 39
Inch of, ix. 309,314
Water Gate of, ix. 117
PETER THE CRUEL, ii. 144
PETERHEAD, ix. 167
INDEX. 153
PETRE Secretary, v. 332 n.
PETTI E Castle of, v. 176
PEVENSY, an English ship, vi. 12
PHELIPPS -Thomas, viii. 260, 270, 270-287
PHILIP IV. of France. Disputes with Edward I., i. 92-93. Treaty
of marriage between his niece and the eldest son of John Baliol,
95. Casual notices of, 135, 150. Truce between Edward I. and,
151. Demands the release of Baliol and the Scottish nobles from
Edward, ib. Is refused, 152. He applies to the Pope, 153. His
sister married to Edward, 154. Noticed, 155. Engagement be-
tween Edward and, regarding Scotland, 158. Supports the cause
of Baliol, 166-167. Anxious to conclude a peace with England, to
enable him to reduce the Flemings 168. His treachery to the
Scots, 171-172. Negotiates between England and Scotland, 241.
Favours Bruce, 242. Noticed, 256. His negotiations with Edward
in 1297, 378-379. Noticed, ii. 228
VI. of France, ii. 18, 21, 23, 40, 42, 46. Takes the part of
Scotland against England, 49-50, 56-57. Casual notices of, 67, 93,
94, 106, 126-127
the forester of Platane, takes the castle of Forfar, i. 234
II. of Spain, vi. 66, 94, 133, 201, 329. Assists Mary, vii.
9. Casual notices of, 15, 241, 249, 257-258, 309, 317, 350. In-
trigues with the Scottish Catholics, ix. 14-20, 23-24, 35, 44, 48, 68,
165, 187
III. of Spain, ix. 341, 348, 350-353
PHILIPPA, queen of Edward III. of England, ii. 73
PH1LPOT, a London merchant, iii. 15-16
PICARD Sir Henry, and Lady Margaret, ii. 126-127
PICKERING Castle of, i. 328 n.
P1CTS Kingdom of the, noticed, i. 319
Race of, noticed, ii. 302
PILGRIMAGES Frequency of, in the reign of David II. ii. 135, 148
PINKERTON criticized, i. 216 n. Noticed, 328 u.; iii. 2 n.; iv. 56
n. 62 n. 275 n.; v. 97 n., 127, 134, 184 n.
PINK IE, v. 293
Battle of, vi. 18-35. Casual notices of, 36, 38, 47, 48, 60 n. 77;
vii. 108; ix. 192
PI PERDEN Conflict at, iii. 251
PIRATE KINGS The Chronicles of, i. 38
PIRATES, in the fifteenth century, iii. 138-140
PISTIL OF SWETE SUSAN- Romance of, ii. 306-307
PITARROW Lord, vi. 223, 316 n.
Laird of, vii. 260, 342, 344
Wishart of. See WISHART
PITCAIRN, Abbot of Dunfermline. See DUNFERMLINB
PITCAIRN'S CRIMINAL TRIALS, noticed, v. 184 n.
PITM1LLIE Lord, vi. 2 n.
PITMILLY Laird of, vii. 181
P1TSCOTTIE Lindsay of, quoted, iv. 25-26. Noticed, 288 n.
PITTENDREICH Douglas of. See DOUGLAS
P1TTENWEEM Abbot of, vii. 164 n.
154 INDEX.
PITTENWEEM -Priory of, vii. 159
PIUS JI. Pope, iv. 130-131
PLAGUE The, in Scotland, i. 53 n.; ii. 108-109; iii. 240; iv. 22-
23, -2.5- 126; v. 106; vi. 43
PLATANE Philip, the forester of, takes the castle of Forfar, i.
234
PLATER Forest of, i. 234 n.; ii. 168, 169
PLEASANCE The, vii. 301
FLESHY, iii. 296, 299 n.
PLUSCARDINE Prior of, ix. 160
PLYTT Andrew, i. 28 n.
POETRY of the Early Ages,ii. 299-312
POICTIERS Bishop of, iii. 253
Battle of. Casual notices of, ii. 94, 348; iii. 7
POLAND Court of, ix. 236
POLE Richard de la, v. 137
POLEY, a creature of Walsingham's, viii. 259, 272
POLG1LLIP. SeeGiLP
POLLARD Laird of, ix. 76
POLMAISTHORN, iv. 15
POLWART, a minister, viii. 103, 104,
POLWORTH Baron of, v. 193
1MNT Robert, viii. 95, 96, 103, 131, 152, 178, 220; ix. 191
PONTEFRACT, i. 324; iii. 130, 167
Castle of Richard II. in, iii. 81, 279, 283, 286-287, 291, 292-
293, 294, 296, 298, 299, 300, 314, 328. Mentioned, iv. 97
PONTELAND, i. 4
Tower of, iii. 47
PONTHUS ET SIDOYNE Romance of, iii. 275 n.
POOR Sir Eustace le, i. 183
POPES. See ROME Court of
POPH AM Attorney-general, viii. 311
POPIL, iii. 86
PORT- Hugo de, ii. 216
PORTMOAK Abbot of, vii. 164 n.
PORTSEYE, ii. 260
PORTSMOUTH, ii. 260
PORTUGAL Court of,iv. 317
PORTUGUESE, v. 35, 36, 40
POTTERROVV GATE, viii. 106
POURIE Baron of, iv.268
POWNALL Governor, noticed, ii. 332 n.
POWRIE William, executed, vii. 169-170
PREDICANT. See FRIARS
PRAEMONSTRATENSIAN MONKS, ii. 178
PRAGUE Reformers of, iii. 242-243
PRELACY. See EPISCOPACY
1'RKNDERGEST Sir William, ii. 24
PRESBYTERIANS. See PROTKSTANT PARTY; also, CLEROT Scot-
tish Protestant
PRESBYTERY Establishment of, ix. 63-65
INDEX. 155
PRESS Enactments regarding the, vi. 54-55
PRESSEN William de, ii. 43
PRESSING Sailors, iv. 314
PRESTON, v. 235; vi. 159, 163; ix. 76
Sir John, ii. 109.
favourite of James III. executed, iv. 234
commander of the Bulleners, slain, vi. 30
of Craigmillar, vi. 207
Laird of, vii. 181
Dr. viii. 47
Mr John, ix. 1 93
Sir John, ix. 230
Captain, ix. 324, 327
PRESTON PANS, vi. 22
PRIMROSE Henry, vi. 2 n.
PRINTING First introduction of, into Scotland, v. 36-37
PRIVY SEAL Forcible affixture of, vii. 137
PROTESTANT PARTY in Scotland. See also REFORMATION, RE-
FORMERS Coalition of, with the Catholic party, v. 306-307. Effects
of the murder of Cardinal Beaton on, vi. 1-10. State of, after the
death of Henry VIII. and Francis I. 10-50; under Mary of Guise,
59, 64, 65, 68. Supported by Elizabeth of England, 72, 74 ; by
Knox, 77-81. Boldness of, to Mary of Guise, 81-82. Admonished
by Knox, and sign the Covenant, 82-85. Their proposals to Mary
of Guise, 87-90. Appeal to the parliament, 91-93. Influence of
the house of Guise used against, 93-95. Quarrel of Mary of Guise
with, 95-97. State of, on the return of Knox, 97. Treachery of
Mary of Guise to, 98-99. Effects of Knox's preaching at Perth
on, 99-101. Defence of their conduct, 101-104. Treaty with
Mary of Guise, 104-105. New covenant of, 105-106. Expelled
from Perth, 106-107. Meeting at St. Andrews, and determined
opposition to the French party, 107-111. Take Perth, 111. Suc-
cess of, and enter the capital, 113-115. Intentions of, and negoti-
ations with England, 116-120. Accused of sedition, 120. Nego-
tiate with Cecil, 121-124. Truce with Mary of Guise, and mission
from France regarding, 124-126. Negotiate with Elizabeth, 127-
129. Instigated by Elizabeth to depose Mary of Guise, 129-132.
Headed by Moray, 134, 136. Receive money from Elizabeth,
136-140. Stir up the people, 141. Warlike proceedings of, and
occupy Edinburgh, 142-144. Threaten to depose the regent, 144-
147. Poverty, and defeat of, 147-149. Secret treaties with Eliza-
beth, 151-154. Issue a proclamation in the name of Francis and
Mary against the Catholics, 155-156. Treaty with Elizabeth, 158-
159. War with the regent, 159-160. Joined by Huntley, 160-161.
Negotiations with Mary of Guise, 161-163. Present at her
death-bed, 163-164. Refuse her burial, 165. Included by Eliza-
beth in the treaty between England, Scotland, and France, 166-
175. Parliament held by, and establishment of the Reformation,
175-191. Commission from, to France, and reception of, 191-196.
The Guises exert themselves to undermine the power of, 195-199.
Joy of, at the death of Mary's husband, 202-203. Promised sup-
156 INDEX.
port from Elizabeth, 203-204. Invite Mary to Scotland, under
certain stipulations, 204-206, 209. Refuse to renew the league
with France, 225-226. Wish to prevent the return of Mary to
Scotland, 230. Intolerance of, to the religion of Mary, on her
return to Scotland, and her concessions to, 237-238, 242-243. (See
also CLERGY Protestant.) Dispute with their clergy regarding
the money of the church, 249 252. Approve of the proposed
meeting of Mary with Elizabeth, 253-254. Favoured by Mary,
269. Disapprove of Knox's violence, 283. Casual notices of,
319, 320, 329. Displeased at the proposed marriage of Mary
with Darnley, 331-332, 343, 345-347. Mary signs the league
against, vii. 15-17. Sanction the murder of Riccio, 20-31. In
favour with Mary, 84. Supported by Elizabeth, 116. Confede-
racy formed by, against Mary, 119-120, 145, 186, 234-235,243.
Comparative strength of, in the reign of James VI., ix. 39-40, 61,
70, 72, 87, 96. Puritanism of, 274-275
PROTECTOR OF THE STATUTES Bishops appointed to the
office of, i. 42. Noticed, ii. 287
PROVENCE The Count of, ii. 342
PROVISIONS Price of, in the early ages, ii. 270-273. Enactments
regarding, vi. 54
PRYNNES Edward I. noticed, j. 167 n.; ii. 205
PUCKERING Attorney-general, viii. 314
PULLICI Mercantile house of, ii. 255
PURITANS, vi. 72. Kept down by Elizabeth and James VI. ix.
46-48
PYNKENY Robert de, i. 72, 72-73, 77, 83
Q
QUATREMARS- John of, i. 337
QUEEN OF MAY, vi. 64
Q.UEENSFERRY, i. 52, 147; ii. 244 n.; iii. 21, 22, 29; iv. 62 n;
vi. 350; vii. 175,297; ix. 57-58
QUHELE or CHATTAN The Clan, defeats the Clan Kay at
Perth, iii. 66-68. Noticed, 218; iv. 316. Revolt in, v. 175-176
QUH1THERN Bishop of, ii. 133
QUIN Walter, ix. 247, 248
QU1NCY John, i. 42 n.
H
RACES Distinction of, in the 13th and 14th centuries, ii 188-193
RACHRIN Isle of, i. 212, 218
RADCOTE Bridge of, iii. 295
INDEX. 157
RAGMAN ROLL, i. 355
RAILSTON, Bishop of Dunkeld, iv. 53
RALEIGH Sir Walter, ix. 341, 344
RALPH, Abbot of St. Augustine, ii. 341
RAMBOUILLET De. His mission to Scotland, vii. 15
RAMSAY Peter de, Bishop of Aberdeen, i. 12 n.
of Ochterhouse, i. 287
Sir Alexander, of Dalhousie, ii. 52. Holds a jousting match,
53-54. His fame in defeating the English, 55. Noticed, 60, 63.
Treachery of Douglas to, 64-65, 82
Sir William, slain at a tournament, ii. 53-54
Sir William, of Dalhousie, ii. 85
Alexander, takes Berwick, iii. 17
Sir Alexander, iii. 44
Sir Alexander, of Dalhousie, slain, iii. 114
Sir Lawrence, iii. 115
Alexander, of Dalhousie, iii. 191, 251
Alexander, vii. 289-290
John, ix. 309. Rescues James VI. from the Master of Ruthven,
314-316, 320
RANALD of the Isles killed by Ross, ii. 67
son of Ade, ii. 216
a reformer. Martyrdom of, v. 298
The Clan, vi. 61-62
RAN ALDSOUN Alexander, of Glengarrie, v. 328 n.
Angus, of Knwdort, v. 328 n.
RANNACH Loch, i. 232
RANNOCH Loch, iv. 317
RANDOLPH Sir Thomas, in 1291, i. 73
Sir Thomas, in 1559, joins the Reformers, vi. 143, 147, 153.
Casual notices of, 177, 178-179, 183. Intrigues of, with England,
185, 210, 246 n. Ambassador to Scotland, 248, 252, 253. Letter
of, to Elizabeth, in favour of Mary, 256-257, 258. To Cecil, 260-
261. Noticed, 263. Accompanies Mary to the north, 265-266,
267-268. Casual notices of, 268, 269-270, 276, 278. Appointed
by Elizabeth to propose Leicester in marriage to Mary, 287-
290. Noticed, 292. Describes the reception of Lennox, 297-298.
Noticed, 299. Again negotiates with regard to Leicester, 304-306.
His conversation with Mary on the subject of her marriage, 309-
314. Noticed, 314. Still negotiates a marriage with Leicester,
315-316, 317-318, 321. His account of the state of Scotland, on
the proposed marriage of Darnley with Mary, 323-324, 325-332,
337. Misrepresentations of, regarding Mary, 341-342, 343-344.
Casual notices of, 345, 349, 350. Misrepresents the state of affairs
in Scotland, 353-355; vii. 2, 6. Suspected by Mary of encouraging
the insurgents, 1, 4-5. Noticed, 13. Banished to Berwick, 19-20.
His account of the plot against Riccio, 1 9, 24-26, 27, 35. Noticed,
86 n. Interview with Elizabeth, 9.5-96,116,255. His embassy
to Scotland on the death of Moray, 259, 261, 262, 265-267, 268,
269,271,272,276,277,278, 280,283. His defence of Moray's
character, 284-286. Noticed, viii. 14. Sent on a mission to Scot-
land, 26. Communicates the news of Morton's fall, 28-29. Sent
158 INDEX.
to Scotland to aid Morton, 70-76. Plots against Lennox, 76-
78. Noticed, 179, 194. His mission to Scotland, in 1S85-6,
244-251, 294. Note on his negotiations in Scotland, 372-377.
Letter from Douglas to, 385-386
RANDOLPH Thomas, Earl of Moray. See MORAY
Feudal hall of, described, ii. 322-323
RAPIN, the historian. Error of, i. 4 n. Noticed, iii. 296; ix. 329
RATCLIFF, commander of the Bulleners, slain, vii. 30
RATCL1FFE Roger, v. 150, 153, 155 n., 157 n.
RATTRAY Eustace de, i. 322-324
RAULET, French secretary, vi. 323; vii. 9
RAVENSHEUGH- Castle of, ix. 59
RAVENSHIKE, ii. 9
RKACH Robert, or Swarthy Robert, iv. 45
READING, iii. 295
RED CROSS Use of the badge noticed, v. 313, 314, 317, 335;
vi. 40
RED FRIARS, ii. 178
REDCASTLE, iv. 114
REDESDALE, ravaged by the Scots, i. 99. Casual mention of,
246,282; iii. 47
REDMAN Sir Mathew, iii. 45, 49, 50
REFORMATION The. See also PROTESTANT. Increase of the
principles of, in Scotland, v. 163. Approach of, 199, 200, 208-
210. Endeavours to influence James V. against, 214-217. James
endeavours to stop the progress of, 222-226. Henry VIII. endea-
vours to make James join in, 227-229. 'James influenced by the
clergy against, 234, 236, 237, 238-239, 241. Many of the nobles
in favour of, 246-247. Division regarding, on the death of James
V., 257-261. Favoured by the governor, Arran, 271. Progress of,
283. Apostacy of Arran to, 287, 294-295. The Anglo-Scottish
party in favour of, 304-305, 338-339. Connexion of the martyr-
dom of Wishart, and murder of Beaton, with, 340-356. The sup-
port of, vi. 2, 43, 52. The cause of the war of, noticed, 67. Estab-
lishment of, in England, 72. Support of, by Knox, 75-81. Effect
of his retirement on, 81. Confirmed in Scotland by parliament, 175-
191. League in favour of, 210. Tolerated by Mary, 238. Knox
stipulates with the confederate nobles to establish, vii. 119-
121. Noticed, 146, 230-231, 331
REFORMERS Persecution of, v. 176-179,206-207,222-226,236,
297-299, 308, 340-349; vi. 86-87
REGALITIES Enactments regarding, iv. 142
REID Andrew, iv. 18
Bishop of Orkney, v. 267. Mission to France, and death of,
vi. C8-70
a servant of Morton, viii. 77-78
REIDHALL Otterburn of. See OTTERBURN
RELIGIOUS ESTABLISHMENTS,^ the 13th and 14th centuries,
ii. 175-178
REMORGNY Sir John de, iii. 73, 76. Bad character of, 103-104.
His quarrel with the Duke of Rothesay, and assistance in the
murder of, 104-106
INDEX. 159
REND ALGROSS Monks of, ii. 185
RENFREW, i. 244; ii. 37, 39, 238, 250; iv. 293; v. 309; vi. 16
Barons of the county of, vii. 180
Barony of, iv. 193
County of, iv. 16; ix. 40
RENTON, burnt, v. 303
RENT-ROLL, in the MS. Cartulary of Kelso, ii. 400-402
RESBY John, accused of heresy, and burnt, iii. 141-142. His
followers, 142-143. Casual notices of, 155, 198, 243, 284; iv. 35
RESTALRIG, iv. 14; vi. 149, 159; ix. 330-334
Laird of, vii. 344
RESTENNET Monks of, ii. 169
REVEDEN, ii. 279 ,
RHEIMS, vi. 216
Archbishop of, iii. 202, 231, 253
RHINEGRAVE The, in 1548, vi. 44
RHODES Sir Giles d' Argentine, Knight of. See ARGENTINE
RHYMER Thomas the. See ERCILDOUNE
RHYND Murdoch del, ii. 169
Mr. William, tutor to the Earl of Gowrie, ix. 274, 296, 300,
303, 304, 318, 323
R1CCARTON Hepburn of. See HEPBURN
RICCIO David, vi. 323, 330, 343; vii. 8. Promotion of, by Mary,
9, 14. Bribed by Moray, 14. Sides with the Catholics, 16. Plots
against, 17-28. Murder of, 28-30. Mary's revenge on the mur-
derers of, 28-39, 40. Casual notices of, 44, 51, 55, 56, 57, 59, 61,
63, 164, 254. Note on the murder of, 353-362. Casual notices
of, viii. 81, 93, 172; ix. 271, 283, 291.
Joseph, appointed secretary, vii. 38. Supposed connexion of,
with the murder of Darnley, 59-61, 71-72. Letters regarding,
362-365
RICHARD I. of England, i. 362; ii. 195, 220, 265, 345-346, 357, 358,
361, 361-362; v. 69
II. ii. 168, 278. Ascends the throne, iii. 11. Invades Scotland,
33. Deposed, and takes refuge in Scotland, 79-82. Mystery
regarding, 85, 89, 127-128. Noticed, 129, 186. Historical
remarks on the death of, 279-330
III. iv. 209, 225, 231, 235, 236-237, 241, 245-246, 246, 247.
Treaty with James III. 249-250. Treasonable intercourse of, with
the Scottish nobles, 250-251, 252. Death of, 253-355. Noticed,
v. 85
a prior, ii. 291
RICHARDSON Treasurer, vii. 235
RICHEMONT Sir Thomas de, slain by Douglas, i. 293-294
RICHMOND, i. 281, 293; ii. 219; v. 68; viii. 326. Death of Eliza-
beth at, ix. 354-359
John de Bretagne, Earl of, appointed governor of Scotland, i.
231. Attacks Bruce, ib. Dismissed from the governorship,
234. Taken prisoner by Bruce, 329
John, Duke of, ii. 90
Palace of, v. 10
1 60 INDEX.
RIDING East, i. 330
West, i. 293
RI DEATH'S BORDER HISTORY, noticed, i. 360 n.; v. 328 n.
RISCOLOC, ii. 214
RITSON, the antiquary, noticed, ii. 313
RIVERS Lord, iv. 217, 220, 223
ROBBERS Feudal, in the Highlands, subdued, iii. 25
ROBERT I., i. 2, 43 n. His parentage, 43. Noticed, 44. Takes the
oath of homage to Edward I., 94. He and his father empowered
by Edward to receive their lands of Carrick and Annandale, 106.
Renews his oath to Edward, 114. Breaks it and joins Wallace,
ib. Returns to the English party, 116. Again joins Wallace,
131. His neutrality, 138. Flies before Edward's army, 147.
Noticed, 188 n. His descent, 189. Jealousy between his family
and the Comyns, 190-191. His conduct during the period of
Wallace noticed, 191-192. His neutrality, 192-193. His conduct
when regent, 193-194. His league with Lamberton, 195 196. His
conference with John Comyn, 1 96. Flies from the court of Edward,
197. Sjabs Comyn, 198. Critical situation of, 199. His corona-
tion, 201-203. Defeated at Methven, 206-208. Distress of his
party, 208-212. His wife and daughter taken prisoners, 213. His
memorial to the memory of Christopher de Seton, 215. Is excom-
municated, 218. Successful attacks of, 218-220. Effect of the
romantic interest in his fortunes, 220. His narrow escapes, 223-
226. His success, 226-227. Defeats the Earl of Pembroke at
Loudon Hill, 227-228. Seized with a severe illness, 232. His
success in the north, 232-235. Ravages the county of Lorn, 239-
240. Truce with England, 241-242. Declared king by the
clergy and people, 243. Invaded by Edward 11.244-245. Invades
England, 245-246. Takes Perth, "246-248. Again invades Eng-
land, 249-250. Provoked by his brother's hasty treaty with Mow-
bray, 257. His preparations for battle, 259-262. Reproves Ran-
dolph, 263-264. His rencontre with an English knight, 265-266.
His address before the battle of Bannockburn, 267-268. Defeats
the English, 269-279. His wife mentioned, 278. Invades Eng-
land, 281-282. Makes overtures for a peace with, 283. Settles
the succession, and marries his daughter to the High Steward, 285-
286. Goes over to Ireland, 287-288. Reduces the Isles, 290-291.
Refuses to submit to the papal bull 'commanding a truce, 296-303.
Is excommunicated, 306. Passes enactments regarding the succes-
sion and the military, 306-309. His negotiations for a truce, 317-
318. Conspiracy against, 322-324. Defeats Edward, 326-330.
Farther negotiations for a truce, 331-334. Prepares to invade
England, 336. His illness, 337-338. Acknowledged king by the
English parliament, 349-352. His increasing illness, 354-356. His
death, 357. His dying injunctions, 357-360. His appearance and
character, 36 1-362. His family, 362-363. His tomb, 363. Note
on his connexion with the Countess of Buchan, 390. Casual
notices of, ii. 1,2-3, 6, 7, 10, 12. Reason of the overthrow of his
dynasty, 16-17. Casual notices of, 19, 26, 29, 31, 37, 38, 44, 48,
56, 59/63, 68, 70, 76, 83, 89, 90, 115, 118, 120, 123, 124, 135, 136,
INDEX. 161
145, 146, 162, 170, 171, 172, 183, 192, 202, 203,207,216, 218,228,
229, 231, 233, 251-252, 257-258, 264, 266, 271, 276, 296, 299, 309,
311 n. 312, 318, 321 n. 324, 338-339, 341. Chivalry of, noticed,
347-349. Casual notices of, 357, 361 n. 362-363, 364, 365, 366-
367; iii. 1, 3, 12, 14, 40, 52, 95, 152, 213, 235; iv. 31 n. 36, 171,
179, 273, 318; v. 132-133, 251-252; vi. 317
ROBERTII.i.234n.292. Appointed to succeed on the death of Bruce,
306-307. Casual notices of, 335, 355, 362-363; ii. 27, 29. His
success against the English, 35-37. Chosen regent, 37. Noticed,
39-40, 55. Takes Perth, 56-59. His attempts to establish order,
60-61. Disliked by David II. 63. Noticed, 65. At the battle of
Durham, 70-74. Noticed, 73-74. Again regent, 76. Noticed, 78, 80.
Objects to pay for the ransom of David, 83-84. Casual notices of,
87,95, 101, 102, 106, 107. Opposes the designs of David, 110.
Rises in arms against him, 117-118. Treaty with David, 119-120.
Imprisoned, 121. Casual notices of, 131, 133, 144, 148, 150, 151,
153,154,159,160. Released from prison, 160. Casual notices
of, 162,218,248, 252, 264,267, 299. Ascends the throne, iii. 1-4.
His character, 4-5. Treaty with France, 8-9. Power and turbu-
lence of the nobility in the reign of, 12-17. Averse to a war with
England, 22-24, 3 1 . Unable to go with the army into England, 32, 43.
Infirmity of, 54. His death, and character, 56-57. Casual notices of,
59, 63, 78, 165, 175, 177, 188, 255, 256, 259; iv. 27-28, 37, 122.
III. ii. 117, 120, 131, 150, 151, 160; iii. 3-4, 5, 19, 20, 25, 43,
54. Coronation and character of, 59-63. His dread of Albany,
72. Binds the barons to support himself and his son, 72-74. Gives
an order to arrest his son, 1 05. His imbecility and fears for his
second son, 125-126, 132. His death, and character, 134-136.
Casual notices of, 165, 175, 177, 188, 280, 281, 284, 289-290, 314,
316, 317, 324 n. 328; iv. 6, 27-28, 31, 122, 131, 175
111. Sister of, iv. 36
a mason, ii. 275
ROBERTSON, of Strowan, iv. 293
warder of Dumbarton castle, vii. 288
John, ix. 269
of Strowan. Family of, iii. 268; iv. 45 n.
the historian, noticed, vii. 312 n. 325 n.
ROBIN HOOD, ii. 311; vi. 64
ROBYN, of Callender, captain of Dumbarton, iv. CO
ROBYSON Rowland, iv. 320 n. 329 n.
ROCHELLE, ii. 277; iii. 253; iv. 181
ROCHES Oliver de, i. 241
ROCHFORT, iii. 231 ; iv. 134
RODERIC, a piraU chief, i. 27, 27 n.
ROGERS Dr., favourite of James III. iv. 214. Executed, 234
ROHAN The Viscount of, iv. 57 n.
Mary, Viscountess of, iv. 57 n.
ROKEBY Thomas de, i. 342
ROKESBURGH Fort of, i. 84 n.
ROKESBURY, governor of Stirling, ii. 60
ROKESLEY Gregory de, ii. 268
VOL. X. L
162 INDEX.
ROLAND Sir, of Galloway, slain, i. 237
ROLF, ii. 214
ROLLOCK, minister of the kirk, ix. 222
Principal of the University of Edinburgh, ix. 273, 274
ROMANS The, in Scotland, noticed, ix. 362-363
ROME Artists of, ii. 329
Church and court of, excommunicates the party of Henry III.
of England, i. 14. Alexander III. appeals to, 41. The clergy
appeal to, 42. Sends an emissary into Scotland, 45. Alexander
defends the clergy from, 50-51. Dispensation from, 58, 60-61.
Mentioned, 114. Interferes with Scotland, 296-303. Excom-
municates Bruce and his party, 318. Intrigues at, regarding
Scotland, 332-334. Casual notices of, 353; ii. 3, 6-7, 21, 105.
Margaret Logy appeals to, 159-160. Casual notices of, 230, 236,
243. Early relations of the church of Scotland with, 281-288.
Measures adopted at, regarding architecture, 330-332. Sanctions
the University of St. Andrews, iii. 156. Act against purchasing
of pensions from, 184. Bull of, 195. Mission of James I. to, 203.
Mentioned, 242 ; iv. 9. Missions to Scotland from, 35. Dispensation
from, 42. Casual mention of, 43, 52. Earl of Douglas at, 72,73, 74.
Dispensation from, 97. Bull issued, 99. Casual mention of, 1 30- 1 3 1 ,
175. Intrigues at, 199-200. Bull issued from, 227-228. Mission from
James III. to, 252-253, 257. Privileges claimed by, 263-264, 272.
Casual mention of, 295, 296. Enactments curtailing the power of,
in the Church of Scotland, 310-311. Dispensation from, v. 14.
Casual mention of, 27,29, 30. League of, against France, 43-44.
Casual mention of, 47-48, 81,86,94, 114, 121, 161, 199,202,203.
Supported by James V., 206. Alarm of, 208-210. Endeavours
of, to keep the support of James, 213, 215-217. Henry VIII.
endeavours to withdraw James from his allegiance to, 227-229.
The clergy influence James in favour of, 234, 236, 237, 238-239,
241, 243-244. Cardinal Beaton supports the cause of, in Scotland,
257-261, 265, 279, 283. Arran returns to his allegiance to, 287-
288, 290, 294-295. Supports Beaton, 320. Wishart preaches
against, 341-347. Effect of the murder of Beaton on the cause of,
vi. 1-3. Supported by France, 10. Mentioned, 13, 52. Supported
by England, 58, 65-66. Opposition of Elizabeth of England to,
72-73. Abused by the Congregation, 84. Assisted by the Guises,
93-94. Remains of, in England, 130-131. Pacific mission from,
to Scotland, 141. Anathema against, 155-156. Support of, 160.
Power of, in Scotland, annihilated by the Scottish parliament, 175-
191. Plot of the Guises to support, 197-198. League against,
210. The opinion of the Congregation on, 237, 240-241. Deter-
mination of Mary to support, 238, 241. Favour the Scottish
clergy, 251. League against the Reformation, 261-262. Secret
message from, to Mary, 263, 315. Mentioned, 319. Supposed
partiality of Elizabeth for, 321-322; and also of the Lennoxes,
341. Casual notices of, 351, 355. Assists Mary with money, vii.
9. Mary signs the league in support of, 15-17,21. Mentioned,
39. Darnley intrigues with, 41, 57. Mentioned, 102. Power of,
annulled in Scotland by parliament, 164. Casual notices of, 198,
INDEX. ] 63
249. Designs of, upon Scotland, 258. Casual notices of, 308, 309,
317, 340; ix. 16, 23, 48. James VI. refuses to extirpate, in Scot-
land, 80-82. Intrigues of, 165-166, 175, 186-187. James's sup-
posed encouragement of, 258-259, 262, 263, 276-277, 332, 346-349
RONALDSVOE, i. 23. Eclipse at, 24
ROOKERIES Enactments regarding, iii. 184
ROOS Godfrey de, ii. 256
ROSE Romance of the, ii. 369-370
ROSENEATH, iv. 114
ROSES Wars of the, ix. 61. See YORK and LANCASTER
ROSLIN Battle of, i. 169-170. Mentioned, 173, 194. English
historians' account of, 379-380
Chapel of, ii. 313
Moor, v. 325 n.
ROSMARTIN Chapel of, ii. 56
ROSS, ii. 55, 141, 188, 192, 307; iv. 218; v. 7, 18, 19, 30, 111
Robert de, deprived of political influence, i. 12, 13. His estates
confiscated, 13
Earl of, invades the Hebrides, i. 22
William de, competitor for the crown, i. 72. Acknowledges
Edward I. as lord-paramount, 72-73. The descent from which
he claims the crown, 77. Illegitimacy of, 78. Withdraws his
claim to the crown, 83
Earl of, in 1296, invades England, i. 99. At the taking of the
castle of Dunbar, 100. Submits to Edward I. 101. Noticed, 127
Earl of, in 1306, betrays Bruce's family, i. 213
William de, of Hamlake, i. 234
Sir Walter, slain at Bannockburn, i. 279
- Earl of, in 1333, slain at Halidon Hill, ij. 27-29
Earl of, in 1339, ii. 58
Earl of, in 1342. His feud with Ranald of the Isles, ii. 67
Lord, in 1363, ii. 118, 127, 131. Revolt of, 141, 144, 151
Hugh de. Revolt of, ii. 141, 144
Earl of, in 1398, iii. 76
Alexander, Earl of, iii. 146
John, a chieftain, iii. 216
Sir John, of Halket, iv. 58, 184, 254 n.
Earl of, in 1449, leagues with the Earl of Douglas, iv. 63, 73.
His death mentioned, 74
John, Earl of, Lord of the Isles. Treason of, noticed, iv. 74-75,
78, 80, 83, 85-86, 88, 92, 104, 105-106. Pardoned by James II.
132-133. Noticed, 150, 154, 159. Intrigues with England, 164-
165. Rebellion and death of, 166-167
Donald, Earl of, iv. 106 n.
John of Isla, Earl of, in 1473, iv. 165, 204. Rebellion of, 209-
210,228, 318; v. 17
James Stewart, Marquis of Ormond, Duke of, iv. 255, 261.
Favours conferred on, by his father James III. 262, 284, 296, 298,
304. Takes the part of Henry VII. against Perkin Warbeck,
326
of Montgrenan, tried before parliament, iv. 290-292
164 INDEX.
ROSS Alexander Stuart, Duke of. Birth of, v. 77. Noticed, 86-90.
Death of, 96
Earl of, in 1545, T. 195 n.
Donald, Lord of the Isles, Earl of, assists Henry VIII. v. 328-
329, 331, 335. Death of, 33G
James Macconnell, Lord of the Isles, Earl of, joins Henry VIII.
against Scotland, v. 336, 338
Lord, vi. 175; vii. 181, 264; 336, ix. 67, 109
Bishop of, iii. 124; iv. 18, 105; vi. 207; viii. 186, 200
Lesly, Bishop of. See LESLY
Euphemia, wife of Sir Walter Lesly, iii. 146
Euphemia, Countess of, iii. 146; iv. 97
Countess of, in 1427, imprisoned, iii. 216-217, 219
Countess of, in 1456, protected by James II. iv. 119-120
Euphemia. See EUPHEMIA
Earls of, iii. 153
Earldom of. Dispute regarding, iii. 146-147. Mentioned, iv.
210,211
County of, i. 213; iii. 153
Lordships of, iv. 114
ROTHEBURY Forest of, i. 128
ROTHES Earl of, iv. 290. Slain at the battle of Flodden, v. 67
Earl of, in 1525, v. 157, 299, 308, 350
Norman Lesly, Master of, v. 250. Plots against Cardinal
Beaton, 299-300. Noticed, 307-308, 315. Assists in the murder
of Beaton, 350-356
Earl of, in 1558. Death of, vi. 71
Earl of, in 1559, vi. 151, 190, 336. Sanctions the murder of
Riccio, vii. 23-24, 25, 32-33. Casual notices of, 86, 175, 341
Earl of, in 1582, viii. 105, 137, 241; ix. 173
Earldom of, vi. 201
ROTHESAY, ii. 35
David Stewart, Earl of Carrick, Duke of. His character, iii.
68,71-72,74. Appointed regent, 74-78, 79. His marriage, 83-84.
Defends Edinburgh against the English, 86-88. His licentious
conduct and good qualities, 101-103. Conspired against, 104-106.
Seized and starved to death, 106-107. The people accuse his
murderer, 107. Casual notices of, 108, 125, 131, 136, 246, 286
a herald, iii. 316; v. 41
Castle of, taken, i. 26-27. Mentioned, iv. 193; v. 308
Duchy of, iv. 208
Palace of, iii. 1 35
ROTHIEMURCHY Lake of, v. 175
ROUEN, v. 235; vi. 51,275
ROUGH John, v. 271, 277, 294, 339. His address to Knox, vi. 9-10
ROW, a minister of the Kirk, vi. 175; vii. 121
ROXBURGH, i. 16, 48, 59, 61, 89, 134, 136, 138 n., 167, 173, 230,
244. Treaty of, ii. 18. Casual mention of, 88, 90, 153, 176, 248,
249,253,255,279,295. Raid of, iii. 12-13. Casual mention of,
145, 162, 241. Siege of, 253-254; iv. 133, 149-152. Casual men-
tion of, 116, 118, 156, 162, 211, 293; vi. 35, 48, 49
INDEX. 165
ROXBURGH Castle of, i. 12. Surrendered to Edward I., 102.
Committed to an English captain, 107. Mentioned, 117. Is
retaken by Wallace, 125. Mentioned, 214. Taken by Douglas,
252-253. Casual mention of, 254; ii. 22, 52, 60, 64, 65, 74, 119,
123, 138 n., 170; iii. 6,32
County of, ii. 32
RUARI MOR. See MACLEOD, of Harris
RUSSEL, husband of the Countess of Menteith, i. 17-18
keeper of the privy seal, iv. 207
a friar. Martyrdom of, v. 225-226, 295
RUSSELL Sir Francis, viii. 16
Lord. Murder of, viii. 227, 228, 238, 245-246
Mr. John, advocate, ix. 34, 123
RUDDIM AN Thomas, noticed, ii. 287 n.; iii. 2 n.
RUDRI. See RODERIC
RUFUS William, i. 6
RUSHY FORD, i. 298
RUSSIAN ARMY, i. 360
RUSSIN Castle of, i. 256
RUTHERFORD Sir Robert, and his sons, iii. 85
Family of, iv. 218
RUTHERGLEN, ii. 248
Castle of, i. 241
RUTLAND Earl of, v. 245; viii. 311
RUTHVEN William, Sheriff of Perth, slain, iv. 38-39
Lord, iv. 263. Joins James III. against the rebellious nobles,
272, 274; and slain, 277
Lord, in 1515, v. 88
Lord, in 1543, v. 270. Fights for the provostship of Perth,
307-308. Noticed, vi. 4 n., 5 n.
Patrick. Lord, vi. 107, 111, 122 n., 144. Denounces Mary of
Guise, 144. Casual notices of, 158, 162, 190, 328, 330, 332, 350.
Joins in the plot against Riccio, vii. 1 8-28. Assists in the murder
of Riccio, 29. Savage conduct of, to Queen Mary, 30, 32. Plots
against Mary, and deceived by her, 33-34. Betrayed by Darnley,
and takes refuge in England, 35, 41. Casual notice of, ix. 271,
274, 283
William, fourth lord, Earl of Gowrie, pardoned, vii. 57. Joins the
party against Bothwell, 93. In charge of Mary at Lochleven,
1 1 3, 122, 126, 139. Casual notices of, 247 n. 255, 265; viii. 27, 29,
87, 94, 105, 108, 110, 111, 117, 123, 141, 147, 149, 160, 165.
165-167. Carried prisoner to Edinburgh, 167. His condem-
nation and death, 169-173. The consequences of his death, 174,
182, 185. Casual notices of, ix. 271-273, 274, 275, 276, 280, 281,
283, 290, 303, 305, 312
Alexander, the Master of. His connexion with the Gowrie con-
spiracy, ix. 292, 293-294, 295-305. Decoys James VI. into
Gowrie House, 305-311. Seizes James, and slain, 311-315. Feel-
ings with regard to the death of, 316-322. Noticed, 326-327.
Andrew, a servant of Gowrie's, ix. 307-309, 314, 317
Violet, ix. 317
166 INDEX.
RUTHVEN Lady Beatrix, ix. 281, 322, 327
House of, viii. 124, 145. Destruction of, ix. 272. Noticed,
274. Extirpated, 321-322. Noticed, 326-327
Raid of, viii. 108, 152, 200, 384-385; ix. 272, 280, 291
Castle of, iv. 74; viii. 109; ix. 147
' Lordship of, viii. 185
RUTHVENS, the younger brothers of Gowrie, ix. 322, 330
RYAN Loch, i. 222, 256
RYDON, Vice-admiral of England, v. 8
RYE Henry de, i. 84 n
RYMER Thomas, of Ercildoun, i. 207 n.
RYMER'S FCEDERA, noticed, i. 116 n. 152, 15.5 n. 167 n. 183 n.
283 n. 316, 317 n. 328 n. 369; ii. 95, 97 n., 205, 224, 231, 232,
233, 356 n.; iii. 321, 322
SACROBOSCO Johannes de, ii. 292
SADLER Sir Ralph, v. 100. Intrigues in Scotland, 215, 227-229,
241-242, 266, 271-272, 274, 275-277, 282, 284, 287, 291, 292, 293,
295, 299, 319-320, 321-324, 327 n. 330 n. 334, 335 n. At the
battle of Pinky, vi. 31. Mission under Elizabeth, 129, 133, 138-
139. Noticed, 244. Note on, 387-388. Casual notices of, vii.
195,202,310; viii. 311
ST. ABB'S HEAD, iv. 302; vi. 18, 45
ST. ALBANS, i. 19. Edward I. makes a pilgrimage to, 154.
Mentioned, 259
Abbot of, iii. 299, 303
Monk of. See HORTO
ST. ANDREW, patron saint of Scotland, L 130, 131, 319; iv. 127
ST. ANDREWS, i. 76. Burnt by Wallace, 147. English parlia-
ment held at, 177. Cathedral of, mentioned, 180. Casual men-
tion of, ii. 39, 238, 295 ; iii. 126, 204, 240, 242 ; iv. 175, 325 ; v.
159, 176, 177, 181, 279, 346-349, 352, 353; vi. 86. Meeting of
the Protestants at, 107-110, 155. Casual mention of, 156, 174,
309, 350; vii. 7, 228; viii. 186, 207, 227; ix. 69, 111, 227
Bishop of, i. 6, 7, 57, 71 n., 90. 301 ; ii. 7, 84, 95, 96, 102, 109,
111, 113, 120, 122, 133, 139, 206, 282, 283; iii. 3, 76, 195; iv.
105; v. 105, 115, 149; viii. 178
Gamelin, Bishop of, refuses to affix his seal,i. 12. Consecrated
by the Bishop of Glasgow, 14. Appeals, in person, to the Pope,
ib. Prohibited by Henry III. of England to return, ib. Noticed,
16
Archbishop of, ii. 167; iv. 305, 311; v. 16, 30
Archbishop of, in 1513, slain at the battle of Flodden, v.
67. Noticed, 74
Prior of, iv. 288; viii. 29
Sub Prior of, vi. 182-183
Provost of, vii. 164 n.
INDEX. 167
ST. ANDREWS Hamilton, Archbishop of. 'See HAMILTON
Hugh, Bishop of. See HUGH
James, the Regent Moray, Prior of. See MORAY
Malvoisine, Bishop of. See MALVOISINE
William de Lamberton, Bishop of. See LAMBERTON
Presbytery of, ix. 235-236, 261, 262
Archbishopric of. Dispute regarding, v. 80-81
Castle of, ii, 49; iii. 106, 190, 282; iv. 226; v. 333, 351, 353-
356. Held by the Protestant party, vi. 2, 6-10, 1 1. T;.ken by the
party of Arran, 13-15. Casual mention of, 75; viii. 228; ix. 199
Church of, v. 218
High Church at, ii. 198
Convent of, ii. 213
Palace of, v. 181, 347-348
Priory of, vii. 276
See of, i. 214; iv. 199, 209, 211; Viii. 21
Tower of, v. 86
University of, established, iii. 155-157. Mentioned, v. 9, 177;
viii. 49, 103, 178; ix. 112, 235, 236
ST. ANDREW'S CROSS, Order regarding, iii. 32
ST. ANTHONY'S CHAPEL, vi. 159
ST. ASAPH Bishop of, iii. 282
ST. AUGUSTINE, ii. 178
Works of, v. 224
Canons regular of, ii. 177
Ralph, Abbot of. See RALPH
ST. BARTHOLOMEW Massacre of, vii. 307-308, 311
ST. BEES Priory of, i. 291 n.
ST. BRIDE Church of, i. 221
ST. BRIDGET Chapel of, iv. 166
ST. CL AIR William, Baron, i. 100
Sir William, of Roslin, ii. 5
Sir John, iii. 44
House of, iv. 185
ST. COLM Lord, vi. 249; ix. 201
ST. COLM'S INCH Abbot of, iii. 181, 247-248; vii. 164
ST. CUTHBERT Territory of, ii. 69
ST. DUTH AC Sanctuary of, i. 213
ST. DUTHOC Shrine of, v. 7. 30
ST. GERMAIN, vi. 45-46, 234
ST. JOHN John de. Crowns Baliol at Scone, i. 85
Roger, i. 220
Sir John de, defeated at Galloway, by Edward Bruce, i. 235-237
Lord, v. 306 n.
Sir James Sandilands, Lord. See SANDI LANDS
ST. JOHN OF AMIENS. Shrine of, iv. 211, 221
ST. JOHN OF BEVERLEY, i. 136
ST. JOHNSTON. See PERTH
SAINT LAON DE THOUARS-Abbey of, iv. 48 n.
ST. MAGNUS Cathedral of, ii. 327
ST. MARY'S, York, i. 291 n.
168 INDEX.
SAINT MICHAEL John de, ii. 66 n.
Mount of, iii. 153
Order of, v. 205, 326; vii. 15
ST. MONANS, vi. 46
ST. NINIANS, i. 260. Church of, 263
ST. OMERS Merchants of, ii. 254
ST. PAUL Hugh de Chattillon, Earl of, ii. 241
ST. PAUL'S, iii. 81, 299-303, 328
ST. PETER'S, at Rome, ii. 329
ST. SABINUS Cardinal, i. 218
ST. SALVATOR College of, iv. 175
a ship, iv. 209
ST. THOMAS, the Martyr. Shrine of, i. 153. Sword of, J92
ST. VICTOR Priory of, in Paris, ii. 291
SALISBURY Conference at, i. 58, 60
Earl of, in 1337, defeated by the Scots, ii. 51-52
Earl of, in 1364, ii. 128
Earl of, in 1399, executed, iii. 294-296
Earl of, in 1438, iv. 8, 55, 91, 136
SALKELD, Depute-warden, ix. 194-195
SALMON Supply of, in the time of Bruce, i. 235
SALTOUN Lord, vii. 265
SAMPSON Agnes, burnt, ix. 50. Noticed, 99
SANDA Isle of, v. 338
SANDILANDS Sir John, of Calder, murdered, iv. 78. Noticed,
79,85
Sir James, of Calder, Lord St. John, v. 338-339. His support
of Wishart, 342-346. Casual notices of, vi. 79, 90. His mis-
sion to France, 191-196, 203. Sanctions the murder of Riccio,
vii. 21
Sir James, ix. 83, 84, 262
SANQUHAR Parson of, vi. 280
Hamilton of. See HAMILTON
Castle of, taken by Douglas, i. 112-113
SARACENS -Douglas's skirmish with the, ii. 4-5
SARK River. Battle on, iv. 55-56
Water of, ix. 196
SAUCHIE BURN Battle of, iv. 273-278, 287, 290
SAVAGE John, viii. 261, 264. Execution of, 299
SAVOY, vi. 261
Duke of, iv. 57, 120; vi. 249
Duchess of, v. 42
SAXON RACE The, noticed, ii. 188-193, 203, 204, 245, 307.
Language of, noticed, 301-305. Architecture of, noticed, 317-318.
Arms and armour of, 349-360. Mentioned, iii. 150
SAXON HEPTARCHY The, ix. 363
SAXONY Duke of, ix. 43
SA YES Manufacture of, noticed, ii. 256
SCALIGER J. noticed, ii. 294
SCANDINAVIAN RACE. See NORWEGIAN
SCARBOROUGH, burnt, i. 306. Mentioned, iii. 15; vii. 338
INDEX. 169
SCHAW Sir James, of Sauchie, slain, iv. 219
SCHAWES Alexander, iv. 322 n.
SCHEVES Mr. John, iii. 181
SCHEVEZ, Archbishop of St. Andrews. His persecution of Bishop
Graham, iv. 200-201. Influence of, over James III., 216. Casual
notices of, 224, 236, 237, 238, 246, 247, 252, 290
SCHOOLS, in the early ages, ii. 295-296
Parish. First appearance of, vi. 187
SCOLOC John, ii. 214-215
SCONE, i. 1, 7, 49, 54, 85, 90, 93, 112, 201-203, 306, 324; ii. 6,
16, 114, 124, 138, 145, 168, 185, 224, 233, 234, 254, 264 n.; iii. 3,
10, 90; v. 25, 72. Burnt by the Protestants, vi. 113-115
Abbot of, i. 6, 200, 202, 214; ii. 180; iii. 242, 247
Monks of, ii. 179, 185, 206
Abbey of, i. 105; iii. 59. Incident at, on the coronation of
Robert III. 62-63, 172. Casual mention of, iv. 5, 288; viii. 185
Coronation stone of, i. 105, 333. Proposed restoration of, 353.
354 ;ii. 124
Palace of, ii. 347
SCOTLAND Meeting of the Estates to settle the succession, L
49. Divided into four districts, 51. Trade of, 51-52. The
states of, send to Edward I. of England for advice, 57. Their
agreement with, 59-60. Meet at Brigham, 60-61. Send a letter
to Edward, and to Eric, King of Norway, concerning the marriage
of Margaret of Norway, 61-62. Treaty regarding the marriage of
Margaret and Prince Edward, 63-65. Refuse to deliver up the
fortresses to Edward, 66. Estates meet at Perth, 67. The clergv
and nobility confer with Edward at Norham, 70-71, 72. The
kingdom is delivered to Edward, 74-75. The regents swear fealty
to Edward, 76. The commissioners ask the assistance of the
English to decide which candidate for the crown is most eligible,
79-80. The great seal broken, 85. The treaty of Brigham not
adhered to, 87-89. The English nobility dismissed from, 93.
Baliol confined by the parliament, 95. Disunited state of the
kingdom, ib. The nobles make inroads into England, 99. Take
the castle of Dunbar, 100. It is retaken by Edward and tha
nobles taken prisoners, 100-102. The castles taken by Edward,
102-103. Humility of the people to Edward, 104-105. The
coronation stone, sceptre, and crown, carried by Edward to West-
minster, 105. Renounces alliance with France, 105, 106. A new
seal given and an Exchequer instituted by Edward, 107. The people
rise against the English, 108. Edict of the Estates of, 113. A.
famine in, after the battle of Stirling, 126. Reasons why the
vassals could not join Wallace, ib. The nobility of, afraid to
join Wallace, ib. The English send letters to the nobility,
127. Disunited state of the country, 137. Philip IV. of France
attempts to negotiate between Edward I. of England and, 151.
The great seal, taken by Edward from John Baliol, 153. The
regents send a letter to Edward, 155. The regents' arms
takes Stirling castle, 156. The barons demand Baliol as their
king from Edward, 1 57. Truce with England, 158. Claimed by
170 INDEX.
the Pope, 159. The English army in, harassed by the Scots, 166.
Cause of, deserted by the Pope, 167. Sends ambassadors to the
French court, 168. Recommences the war with England, 168-
169. Defeats the English army at Roslin, 170-171. Deceived by
Philip, 171-172. Letter from the deputies in France to the nobi-
lity of, 172. Inability of, to stand out against Edward, 172-173.
The people submit to Edward, 174-175. The governor and nobles
surrender to Edward, 176-177. Edward returns to England,
having subdued the whole country, 184. Government of, by
Edward, 187. Bruce declared king, 243. Advantages of the
victory at Bannockburn to, 279-280. Famine in, 284-285. The
succession settled, 285-286. Enactments regarding the suc-
cession and the military, 306-309. The people direct a mani-
festo in favour of Bruce to the Pope, 318-321. Negotiation for
a truce, 331-334. A truce concluded, 349-354. The overthrow
of the Bruce's and establishment of Baliol, ii. 10-17. Distress in,
59. Pestilence in, 79. Treaty to restore David II., 83-84, 94-97.
Increase of trade during the peace with Edward III. of England,
111-112. The barons refuse to submit to Edward, 137-138.
Feuds among the barons, 143-144. Treaty with Edward con-
cluded, 153. Famine in, iii. 6. Regulations regarding the
French army in, 31-32. Peace with England and France, 63.
Distress of the country, 240-241. Lawless conduct of government,
iv. 51. State of, after the battle of Flodden, 71-79. Truce with
England, 79, 83, 115. Disturbances in, 307-308. Independence
of, v. 274-275. Excesses and disturbances in, vi. 47-49. Noti
on the state of, after the battle of Pinky, 359-368. Intelligence
from, being the journal of one of Cecil's spies, 388-389. Miserable
state of, during the regency of Mar, vii. 304-305. State of, under
Morton's regency, viii. 3-4. Excesses in, ix. 163. Review of the
independence of, before the annexation to England, 362-363
SCOTT Michael, ii. 292-294
Sir Walter, of Kirkurd, iv. 104 n.
Sir William, v. 93
Walter, of Buccleugh, v. 156. Attempts to rescue James V.
from Angus, 168-169. Casual notices of, 189, 193, 283, 315
of Tushylaw, executed, v. 193
of Buccleugh, vii. 242, 257, 268, 269,279, 296-299, 339; ix. 6, 9
Sir Walter, of Buccleugh, ix. 130-131, 140, 159, 169-174, 181.
His rescue of Kinmont Willie, 194-200, 389-390
of Balwearie, ix. 164
' Robert, of Haining, ix. 194-195
Wat, of Branxholm, ix. 196
Wat, of Goldielands, ix. 196
Wat, of Harden, ix. 196
Sir Walter, quoted, ii. 301. Noticed, 308
Family of, iv. 104; v. 285
SCOTTISH CHURCH. See CHURCH
SCOTUS- John Duns, ii. 290, 292, 294 n.
SCRIMGEOUR, or SKIRMISHUR Alexander, appointed Con-
stabulary of Dundee, i. 131
INDEX. 171
SCROOP Henry, Lord of Marsham, iii. 320, 322-324
SCROPE Lord Geoffrey, ii. 32
Lord, ii. 69, 95
Geoffrey, ii. 232
Richard, Archbishop of York, joins in a conspiracy against
Henry IV. of England, and executed, iii. 128-130. Casual notices
of, 307-308, 313-314
Lord, in 1432, iii. 241
John, Lord, iv. 207-208
Lord, in 1566. Letters of, vii. 47-48. Casual notices of, 127,
184, 186, 189, 192, 269; viii. 206; ix. 3, 4
Lord, Warden. His dispute with Scott of Buccleugh, ix. 194,
199, 323
Lady, sister to the Duke of Norfolk, vii. 183, 200
Lady, sends the first news of the death of Elizabeth to James,
ix. 359-360
SCRYMGEOUR Sir James, slain at the battle of Harlaw, iii. 14?
151
John, iii. 173, 190
SCYTHIA, i. 319
SEAL The Privy, of England, lost, i. 329
SEBASTIAN of Portugal, vii. 317
SEGRAVE Nicholas de, i. 85 n.
John de, attends the meeting at York, i. 134. Appointed
governor of Scotland, 168. Commands the army of Edward I.
in Scotland, 169-170. Left in charge of Scotland, 184. Noticed,
278
SELBY Walter, a border robber, i. 298. Executed, ii. 68
SELKIRK, i. 184; ii. 250; iii. 118. Burnt, 163. Mentioned, iv.
293
John, iii. 106-107
Abbey of, ii. 194 n.
Castle of, ii. 173
Forest of, i. 145, 231, 238, 244, 245; ii. 32, 82, 167, 1C8; iv.
94, 102
Forest kirk of, i. 131
SELVES Monsieur, vi. 46
SEMINARA, v. 27
SEMPIL Sir James, ix. 261
SEMPILL Robert, slain, iv. 38
SEMPLE Lord, slain, iv. 277
Lord, in 1565, vi. 336; vii. 164 n. 177, 239, 247 n. 297, 306
Colonel, ix. 259
SENECASTRE Forest of, ii. 168
SENS William of, an artist, ii. 329-330
SENTENCES Books of the, ii. 291
SERLE William. Plot, and execution of, iii. 127-128, 306, 308-
310, 313, 322
SESSION Court of, instituted, iii. 207. Enactments regarding, iv.
138-139, 143; v. 20. Instance of the independent justice of, ix.
255-257
1 72 INDEX.
6ETON burnt, v. 303. Casual mention of, vii. 70-71, 74, 75, 107;
ix. 363
Sir Giristopher, i. 200. Rescues Bruce, 207. Executed, 215.
Noticed, 334. Note on his delivery to the English, 391. Note on
his connexion with the murder of Corny n, 391-392
John de, put to death, i. 215. Noticed, 220
Lord Alexander, i. 301-302
Alexander, ii. 10
Sir Alexander, defends Berwick, ii. 24-27
' Thomas, son of Sir Alexander, delivered as hostage to the
English, ii. 24. Hanged, 25. Note on the death of, 381-382
Sir John, at the battle of Homildon Hill, iii. 110-115
Alexander, assists in the murder of Sir David Fleming, iii. 134
Sir John, in 1408, iii. 141
Alexander, of GordAn, iii. 173
Alexander, Lord of Gordon, iv. 18
Sir Henry, slain, iv. 89
Sir William, slain, iv. 89
Lord, in 1469, iv. 192
of Meldrum. Murder of, v. 218
Lord, in 1542, v. 246, 263, 270, 273
Lord, in 1558. His mission to France, vi. 68-71, 176 n.
Casual notices of, vii. 70, 75, 86, 107, 118. Joins Mary's cause,
174-175, 181, 264, 339-340. Casual notices of, viii. 84, 88, 99,
109, 137; ix. 31, 84. Funeral of, 363-364
Sir John, viii. 59, 124
Sir Alexander, President of the Session, ix. 86, 185, 209, 213,
217, 220. Instance of the justice of, in defiance of James VI.
255-257. Noticed, 258-259. Remonstrates with James against
raising an army against England, 285-286. Noticed, 361
of Parbreath, ix. 184. 185
Mary, one of the four Marys, vi. 45.
Family of, ix. 68, 363
SEWARD Richard, i. 85 n.
Richard, Baron, at the taking of Dunbar castle, i. 100
SHAKSPE ARE William, noticed, ii. 236; iii. 293
SHAW, of the Clan Kay, iii. 68
James, chamberlain, iv. 206-207, 293
James, of Sauchie. Treason of, iv. 265, 273
Abbot of Paisley, iv. 296
George, v. 149 n.
SHEEP Importance of, in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries.
ii. 184
SHEFFIELD Castle of, viii. 88
SHELLY Sir John, executed, iii. 296
commander of the Bulleners, slain, vi. 30
SHERIFF Office of, in the early ages, ii. 204-205
SHETLAND, i. 23, 40; iv. 162. Ceded to Scotland, 185-188, 211
Annexed to the crown, v. 235
SHEVES John, official of St. Andrews, iii. 156
SHIRES Division into, in the early ages, ii. 205
INDEX. ] 73
SHREWSBURY Earl of, v. 130, 133, 135, 245
Earl of, in 1548, invades Scotland, vi. 46-47
Earl of, in 1568, vii. 213, 230, 237
Earl of, in 1 583, viii. 140,259,275, 345, 346, 353, 355; is. 2,344
Battle of, iii. 118-122, 126, 246, 307, 313
SICILY King of, iv. 167
SIDNEY Sir Henry, his mission to Scotland, vi. 262
Sir Philip, noticed, iii. 53
SIGISMUND The Emperor, iv. 212
SIGURD, a Norwegian captain, i. 27
SILVA Guzman de, vii. 9
SILVER Import of, ii. 256-257. Enactments regarding, iii. 182-183
SIMPSON, a priest. Martyrdom of, v. 224-225
- Patrick, viii. 99, 220
SINCLAIR Sir William, refuses to give up the fortresses to
Edward I. i. 66
William, i. 86 n.
Bishop of Dunkeld, routs the English, i. 295-296
Sir William, of Roslin, ii. 5 n.
Bishop of Dunkeld, in 1332, ii. 16
Sir William, ii. 104
Sir Walter, slain at Homildon Hill, iii. 110-114
Sir William, of Hermandston, iii. 115, 141
William, iii. 252
Patrick, v. 149 n. 188, 192 n.
Lord, v. 182, 306 n.
James, governor of the Orkneys, v. 1 94
Oliver, favourite of James V. v. 249, 284
President of the Session, vi. 54
Henry, Dean of Glasgow. Talents of, noticed, vi. 63-64
Lord, in 1567, vii. 86
Thomas, vii. 137
of Roslin, ix. 59
Lady Beatrix, iv. 36
SIR TRISTREM Romance of, ii. 300-301, 305, 308, 337-338, 339
SIXTUS IV. Pope, iv. 199
SKENE Mr. noticed, ii. 279; iii. 95
Sir John, ix. 43
the Clerk-register, ix. 185
SKINBURNESS, i. 337
SKIPTON IN CRAVEN, burnt, i. 306
SKIRMISHUR Alexander. See SCHIMGEOUR.
SKY Isle of, i. 24; ii. 274; iii. 147; v. 230, 231 n.; ix. 176, 253
SLAINES, i. 232
Castle of, ix. 26, 76, 153
SLAUGHTER-HILL, iii. 109-110
SLUYS, ii. 4,257, 277; iii. 28
SMETON Thomas, viii. 48, 96, 104-105, 119
SNOWDON, a Dane, v. 14
SODOR Bishoprick of, i. 41 n
SOISSONS Guy, Bishop of. See Gtrv
1 74 INDEX.
SOLTRE Monastery of, ii. 208-209
SOLWAY Frith of,i. 130, 157, 245; ii. 74, 187; iii. 40; iv. 55
Sands of, i. 159
SOLWAY MOSS Defeat at, v. 249-250. Noticed, 250-251, 253,
254, 258, 260, 281, 282, 319
SOMER, of Balyard, iv. 268, 272
SOMERLED Reginald, King of Man, ii. 240
SOMERSET Earl of, iii. 169
Duke of, iv. 77, 80, 100, 112, 168, 169
Thomas, ix. 360
Hertford, Duke of. See HERTFORD
House of, iv. 46
SOMERVILLE Walter de, of Linton and Carnwath, i. 200
Sir John de, i. 207. Suffers death in the cause of Bruce, 217
- Thomas, of Carnwath, iii. 188, 192
Sir Thomas, of Somerville, iii. 248
The Master of, iv. 55
Thomas, of Plane, joins the party of the Boyds, iv. 174, 176-
177.
Lord, iv. 176, 177
Lord, in 1521, v. 125. Taken prisoner at Sol way, 250. Signs
the bond to Henry VIII., and returns to Scotland, 254-303.
Casual notices of, 306 n., 311, 338-339; vi. 4 n., 5 n.
Lord, in 1560, vi. 184 n. 336; vii. 175, 264
SONG First Scottish, i. 53
SOOR Paul, i. 28 n.
SOULIS Nicolas de, competitor for the crown, i. 72. Acknow-
ledges Edward I. as lord-paramount of Scotland, 72-73. The des-
cent from which he claims the crown, 77. Withdraws his claim,
83
John de, i. 86 n. Chosen one of the governors of Scotland,
150. The castle of Stirling delivered up to, 156. Noticed, 159.
Sent to the court of France, 168
William de, i. 86 n.
Sir John, i. 287. Slain, 289
Lord William de. Conspiracy of, i. 322-323
SOUTHAMPTON Earl of, v. 245
SOUTHW ARK Church of St. Mary Overy, at, iii. 169
SOUTHWELL Lady, ix. 358
SOUTRA, ii. 74, 109; iv. 232
SOUTRA EDGE, iv. 117
SOW, an instrument of war used at the siege of Berwick, i. 311-
312
SPAIN, i. 319; ii. 277
Prince of. Proposed marriage of, with Queen Mary, vi. 200-
201, 207, 210, 220, 277, 285
Infanta of. Claim of, to the throne of England, ix. 244, 278,
284, 329, 345-346, 347
Artisans of, v. 240
Court of, iv. 295, 305-306, 310, 319; v. 34, 103; vi. 198, 261-
262; vii. 231, 268, 286, 287, 302, 306, 309, 349-350; viii. 186,
INDEX. 1 75
194, 201, 202, 216, 266. Mary's proposal to, regarding an attack
on England, 366-369. Casual notices of, after the execution of
Mary, ix. 7, 10, 14-20, 21, 23-24, 35, 39, 43-44, 48, 49, 66-77, 87,
96, 108, 122, 124, 129, 133, 141. Intrigues of, with Scotland, 144,
156, 157, 168, 175, 183-184, 186, 187, 192, 202, 250,258,259,276,
278, 284, 328, 332, 345-348, 350-353
SPAIN Learning of, in the early ages, ii. 293
SPANISH Soldiers, v. 327, 331; vi. 19, 31, 42
horses, i. 33.
SPANISH BLANKS Plot of the, ix. 66-77, 109, 115, 119
SPALDING, a citizen of Berwick, betrays the town, i. 303
SPECTRES Instance of the belief in, i. 49-50
SPEED, i. 3 n.
SPELMAN, the antiquary, noticed, ii. 279
SPENCE Thomas, Bishop of Aberdeen. Advice of, to James III.,
iv. 224
a friar, v. 298
SPENS John, of Perth, iii. 248
Black John, vii. 71, 159-160
of Wormiston. Generous conduct, and death of, vii. 297-298
SPENSER, the poet, ix. 247-248
SPERNICUS, the astrologer, iv. 216
SPEY Forest of, ii. 167
river, ii. 169; iii. 153; v. 189; vi. 265; ix 75
SPINOLA, Spanish commander, ix. 340
SPINY Lord, ix. 84, 123
SPOTTISWOOD'S HISTORY noticed, ix. 50, 203-204, 220,225,
263 292
SPURS Battle of, v. 51
STAFFORD Earl of, iii. 36
Earl of, in 1403, slain, iii. 121
Lord, viii. 311
STANDARD Battle of the, mentioned, i. 314 ; ii. 189, 308, 335,
343, 350, 351, 353, 354, 358, 363, 366
STANHOPE PARK, i. 343 n., 344, 349
STANLEY Sir William, iv. 326
Sir Edward, at the battle of Flodden, v. 63-65
STAR-CHAMBER, viii. 323-324; ix. 3, 22
STARHEAD, an Englishman. Murder of, v. 42
STARNES-John, ii. 213
STELTONS The, iv. 325
STENHOUSE Hamilton of. See HAMILTON
STEPHEN, King of England, ii. 194 n., 358
STEVENS William, Bishop of Dumblane, iii. 156
STEWARD Alexander, the High, i. 33, 34
James, the High, appointed as one of the regency, i. 54. Joins
the Earl of Carrick, 56. Noticed, 61 n. Receives a grant from
Edward I. of England, 86 n. Surrenders the castle of Roxburgh,
and swears fealty to Edward, 102. Joins Wallace, 113. Re-
turns to the English party, 1 1 6. His skirmish with the English
at Stirling, 120. Attempts to negotiate with Wallace, 120-121.
176 INDEX.
Joins Wallace, 124. Noticed, 127 n. Sent to the court of
France, 168. Terms held out by Edward to, 177. Noticed, 192,
193 n.; ii. 167, 172
STEWARD John, brother of James, the High, joins the Earl of
Carrick, i. 56. Noticed, 193 n.
Walter, the High, commands at the battle of Bannockburn, i.
261, 262. Noticed, 269, 271, 272. Married to Marjory Bruce,
286. Casifal notices of, 287, 291, 293, 305, 307. Defends Berwick,
309-313. Casual notices of, 316, 321, 329. Death of, 334-335.
Casual notices of, 335, 362; ii. 180, 218; iii. 1
Robert, of Menteith, son of Robert II. ii. 117, 120, 150, 151
Alexander, Lord of Badenoch, son of Robert II. imprisoned, ii.
121. Noticed, 149 n. Released, 160
Alan, son of Walter, ii. 180
Robert, the High. See ROBERT II.
John, of Kyle. See ROBERT III.
Daughter of Robert II. married to John of the Isles, ii. 150
STEWART John, i. 42 n.
Sir John, of Bonkyll, joins Wallace, i. 138. Slain at the
battle of Falkirk, 145, 185
Alexander, of Bonkill, i. 238
Sir John, slain, i. 289
Sir James, at the battle of Halidon Hill, ii. 27-29
John, ii. 29
Duncan, ravages the Lowlands, iii. 64-65
Lord Murdoch, iii. 73
Sir William, of Jedburgh, iii. 73, 76, 85
of Angus, iii. 110
Sir Robert, of Durisdeer, at the battle of Homildon Hill, iii.
110-115. Slain at the battle of Shrewsbury, 1 1 9- 1 22
Sir John, of Lorn, at the battle of Homildon Hill, iii. 110-115.
Noticed, 141
Sir William, of Forrest, condemned as a traitor by Hotspur, iii.
116-117
Robert, son of Robert III. iii. 136
Sir Walter, of Ralston, iii. 137, 154
Sir John, iii. 187
Sir Thomas, iii. 187
Walter, arrested, iii. 190. Condemned and executed, 191-192
Lord Alexander, iii. 173. Arrested, 189-190. Condemned
and executed, 192-193
Sir John, of Dundonald, the Red, iii. 190. Slain, 194
James, attempts to revenge the death of his father, Albany, iii.
194. Dies in banishment, 201
of Darnley, Count of Dreux, Lord of Aubigny, iii. 202, 231.
Slain, iv. 15
Sir Robert, of Lorn, iii. 248
John Gorae, of Athole, iii. 268. Slain, iv. 39
Sir Robert, joins in the conspiracy and murder of James I. iii.
255-267. Executed, 268
Sir Alexander. Feud of, iv. 15-16
INDEX. 377
STEWART John, Lord of Lorn, iv. 16
Sir James, the Black Knight of Lorn, marries Queen Johanna,
iv. 16-17. Imprisoned, 17. His neglect of his wife, 46-47. Casual
notices of, 53-54, 119,237
Sir William, of Lorn, iv. 17
Sir Allan, slain, iv. 78
Sir James, slain, iv. 78
Andrew, bishop of Moray, iv. 239, 243
Bernard, Lord Aubigny, iv. 246. Intrigues of, 254
Matthew, iv. 293. Revolt of, 297-299
Neill, iv. 293
Alexander, v. 102
of Ardgowan, v. 1 14
Henry, Lord of Methven, paramour of Margaret, Queen of
James IV. v. 150, 151, 154, 160. Marries Margaret, 165. Casual
notices of, 179-180, 239; viii. 204
Esme'. His arrival, and favour with James VI. viii. 49-53. Made
Duke of Lennox, ib. His influence over James, 54-55. Charged
with a design against the person of the king, 55-58, 59, 60-
62. Rising favour, and fears of Elizabeth against, 63-66. Insti-
tutes proceedings against Morton, 66-69, 70-74. Plot against, 76-
78. Advancements in the execution of Morton, 85-88. Quarrels
with the church, 90-91. Casual notices of, 91-93, 96-97,98-100,
104-106, 108, 110-114. Demands trial before the Estates, 119.
Noticed, 129-130. His death, 149. Noticed, 169. His last letter
to James, 386-387
John, viii. 49
Colonel, viii. 109, 117-119, 135, 137, 145, 149. Arrests Gowrie,
167. Casual notices of, 184, 235; ix. 43, 283
of Traquair, viii. 173
Sir William, viii. 184, 241; ix. 11, 17, 52
Hercules, executed, ix. 165
Captain James, Earl of Arran. See ARRAN
Sir John, Earl of Athole. See ATHOLE
Robert, Lord of Aubigny. See AUBIGNY
Alexander, Earl of Mar. See MAR
Walter, Earl of Menteith. See MENTEITH
Lady Catherine, iv. 119 n.
Lady Janet, wife of the Earl of Huntley, iv. 119 n.
Lady Elizabeth, Lady Janet, Lady Margaret, and Lady
Marion, daughters of the Earl of Lennox, iv. 254 n.
Lady Janet, wife of Mure of Caldwell, v. 100 n.
Catherine, v. 177
Margaret, vii. 334
Lady Arabella, ix. 278, 346
House of, i. 292; vi. 201; ix. 58, 62, 78, 79, 88-89, 108, 362'
Lands of, iv. 208
STEW ARTON Lordship of, iv. 95, 96, 193
STIRLING, i. 15. Invaded by the Norwegians, 30. Occupied
by Edward I., 76, 102. Battle of, mentioned, 117. The English
army at, 119-122. Battle of, 122-125. Battle of, mentioned, 126,
VOL. X. M
1 78 INDEX.
134, 193. Burnt by Wallace, 146. Taken possession of by Ed-
ward, 146-147. Scottish army at, 155- Besieged by the regents
of Scotland, 156. Delivered up to John de Soulis, ib. Casual
mention of, 175, 216; ii. 179, 220, 237, 248, 249, 253, 295. Battle
of, mentioned, 366; iii. 53. Casual mention of, 78, 180, 191 ;iv. 11,
12, 18, 24, 41, 56, 85. Burnt by the faction of Douglas, 88.
Casual mention of, 116, 117, 159, 172, 273, 277,290,291,294,
295, 300, 321; v. 8, 25, 30, 96, 115, 119, 121, 159, 165, 170, 171,
188, 285, 287, 288, 306, 310, 326, 332; vi. 3, 17, 34, 36, 37, 56,
95, 97, 98, 114, 115, 127, 128, 149, 151, 156, 336 ; vii. 3, 54-55,
88,89, 90, 92, 93, 154, 177. Convention at, 225,226. Casual men-
tion of, 238, 251, 255, 277, 295-296. Seizure of Lennox and his
party in, 296-300. Casual mention of, 299, 313, 319, 322, 323; viii.
8, 35-37, 46, 47, 49, 50, 58, 92, 94, 96, 103, 1 14, 119, 167, 194, 203,
219,240,242. Attack on, 363-365. Casual mention of, ix. 68, 107,
130, 143. 152, 154, 170, 173, 321
STIRLING Sir John, ii. 53
Alexander, slain, iii. 151
of Keir,v. 172
of Glorat. His defence of Dumbarton, v. 309, 336-337
Provost of, vii. 1 64 n.
Cockburn of. See COCKBURN
Family of, iii. 150
Bridge of, iv. 299
Castle of, i. 176. Holds out against Edward I. 178. Besieged
by Edward, 179-182. Surrenders, 183. Note on the defence
of, 383. Treaty regarding, 256-257. Bruce's preparations for
battle near, 259-262. Attempt of the English to gain, 263-267.
Casual mention of, 276, 278. Casual mention of, ii. 49 n., 52,
59. Siege of, 59-60, 151, 171, 172; iii. 2, 239, 281, 282, 288;
ir. 10, 17, 18, 20-21, 40, 113, 119, 150 n., 265, 266, 273; v. 73, 86,
88-89, 131. James V. flies to, 181-183. Casual mention of, vi.
34,264; vii. 33, 99, 139; viii. 24, 30-32, 55-56, 59. Taken pos-
session of by Mar, Angus, and Glammis, 168. Evacuated by the
insurgent lords, 168. Casual mention of, ix. 130, 140, 15.9
Chapel of, iv. 263
Church of, iii. 193 n., 281, 288-289, 338; vii. 138-139
Church of the Friars Observants at, v. 47
Convent of the Franciscans at, v. 287
County of, ii. 11, 168, 171, 172, 293; vii. 177; ix. 40
County of. Men of, vi. 27
Heading Hill at, iii. 193
Palace of,iii. 29, 82,164, 191 ; iv. 288, 323; v. 7, 30, 148, 190, 196
STOCK ET Forest of, ii. 167
STOKES John, iii. 168
STORMONT Men of, iv. 274
STORN AW AY Castle of, v. 18, 26
STOW, the antiquary, noticed, iv. 22
STRAITGARTNEY, iv. 293
STRAITON Alexander, of Lauriston, slain, iii. 151
Walter, slain, iii. 264
INDEX. 179
STRAITON David. Martyrdom of, v. 206-207
Family of, iii. 150
STRATH AVEN Fortress of, iv. 103, 105
STRATHAVON, ix. 148
STRATHBOGIE, i. 232; ii. 195; iii. 184; iv. 90; ix.26, 144, 147-148
David de, Earl of Athole. See ATHOLE
Castle of, vi. 265, 266; ix. 75, 146, 152-153
STRATHBRAN, ix. 274
STRATHCLYDE, ii. 194, 302
STRATHERNE, ii. 16, 151, 200; iv. 58, 114, 267, 293
Malise, Earl of, i. 11, 12 n. 127 n.; ii. 189, 213, 350
Malise, Earl of, in 1 33, slain, ii, 29
Earl of, in 1346, slain, ii. 72
- David Stewart, Earl of, iii. 5, 27, 44, 256; iv. 37
-Earl of, in 1423, iii. 169
Patrick Graham, Earl of, iii. 256-257; iv. 27
Malise Graham, Earl of, iii. 256-257
Countess of, in 1320, i. 322
Countess of, in 1361, ii. 277
Men of, iv. 274; vi. 27
Earldom of, iii. 256-257; iv. 114
STRATHNAVER, iii. 216
STRATHORDE, i. 177
STRATYRUM, iii. 106
STRIVELIN John de, ii. 39
STRIVELYN Andrew de, ii. 180
STRONKALTERE Incident in the wood of, ii. 46-47
STROZZI Leo, Prior of Capua, takes the castle of St. Andrews, vi.
13-15. Noticed, 44, 51
STRUTHERS, i. 177 n.
STRUTT, the antiquary, quoted, ii. 369-370
STRYVEL1N Fort of, i. 84 n.
STURLAS Song of, quoted, i. 30 n.
STURNEY John, i. 258
STURSARAUCH Patrick, ii. 214
SUDREYANS The, noticed, i. 20
SUFFOLK, ii. 256, 259
Duke of, iv, 54, 71, 250
Edmund de la Pole, Earl of, v. 28
Duke of, in 1542, v. 263 n. 264, 265 n., 266 n., 267 n., 284,
287 n.; vi. 76
Lady Anne, iv. 250
Duchess of, vi. 16
House of, ix. 358
SUISSET John, ii. 294
SULLY, ix. 266
Henry de. Treatment of, by Bruce, when prisoner, i. 329-330.
Noticed, 331
French ambassador, ix. 266
SUNDERLAND, ii. 70
SUNNING, iii. 295
180 INDEX.
SUPERNATURAL APPEARANCE. See SPECTRE
SURREY John Warrene, Earl of, sent to retake the castle of
Duiibar, i. 100. Appointed guardian of Scotland, 107. Noticed,
110, 112. Sent by Edward J. to reduce the Scots, 115. His ap-
pointment of governor taken from him, 1 18. Marches to Stirling,
119. His remissness at Stirling, 120. Proposes terms to Wallace.
121. Commences the battle of Stirling, 122. His army defeated,
123. Flies to the south, 124. Noticed, 127, 133. Attends the
meeting at York, 134. Again invades Scotland, ib. Noticed,
135, 137. Commands the English army iu Scotland, 158, 176
Earl of, i. 245
Earl of, in 1 333, ii. 32
Earl of, in 1 399, executed, iii. 296
Earl of, in 1502, v. 14. Commands at the battle of Flodden,
54, 58-69, 71-72, 73. Noticed, 74
Earl of, in 1522, commands the army against Scotland, v. 135,
136, 137-138, 138-139, 140, 142-144, 148
Countess of, v. 16
SUSSEX Earl of, vi. 230; vii. 195, 202, 246. Invades Scotland,
268-269, 272. His correspondence with Lethington, 272-276.
Noticed, 278-279. Again invades Scotland, 279-281. Noticed,
282, 283
Earl of, in 1594. His mission to Scotland, ix. 138-141, 143,
165-166
SUTHERLAND, ii. 239, 250; iv. 218; v. 231 n.; ix. 39
Earl of, iii. 32, 44; vi. 4 n. 16, 51, 207; vii. 86, 264; viii. 56,
110.
William, Earl of, i. 127 0.
Earl of, in 1333, slain, ii. 29
Earl of, in 1346, ii. 72, 95. Death of his son noticed, 113
SUVARD Richard, i. 193 n.
SWALE The river, i. 315, 316-317
SWANS Vow to, noticed, i. 205
SWEDEN, v. 240; viii. 202
King of. Proposals of marriage from, to Queen Mary, vi. 207,
220, 259-260, 277
SWERAR King. See PIRATE
SWETHOP Richard de, i. 84 n.
SWINBURN Sir Thomas, iii. 283, 286-287, 314
SWINTON Sir John. Incident regarding, and death of, at the
battle of Homildon, iii. 113-114
SWITZERLAND Troops of, ii. 260
SWYN Port of, iv. 181
SYLVIUS Eneas, iv. 281 n. See Pius II.
SYME James, vi. 78
INDEX. 181
TAGHER, i. 288
TAIN, i. 213
TALBOT Lord Richard, ii. 32. Taken prisoner, 33-35. Casual
notices of, 88, 54, 118, 125, 127
- Lord Thomas, iii. 86
Henry, ix. 2
TALLA MOSS Battle of, iv. 300
TALLO-Hay of. See HAY
T AM WORTH Mr. His mission to Scotland, vii. 2-3, 5
TANTALLON, v. 235, 293; viii. 184, 242
Castle of, iii. 190, 219; iv. 226, 308. Taken from the Douglas's,
T. 188-191. Casual mention of, vii. 77, 313; ix. 27. 76
TARBET.L 30; iv. 318
Castle of, ii. 171, 275, 324
Isthmus of, i. 291
TARN A WAY Forest of, ii. 167
Fortress of, iv. 103; v. 175
TAX Income, annulled, iii. 205-206
TAXES enacted, iii. 178-181, 183-184, 239; iv. 129
T AY Frith of, ii. 11, 15, 304
River, i. 209, 244; ii. 56, 171, 179; iii. 67; iv. 303; v. 308; vi.
35, 142;ix. 291, 294
TAYLOR Simon, a friar, ii. 313-314
Darnley's page, murdered, vii. 63, 70
TEES River, i. 337
TELING Lands of, iv. 193
TEMPELMAN John, iv. 151 n.
Lord William, iv. 151 n.
TEMPEST Sir Thomas, v. 191
TEMPLARS, ii. 178
TEMPLELISTON. See KIRKLISTON
TENANTS and LANDLORD Enactments regarding, iv. 196-197
TEROUEN, v. 52
TERREGLES Heiress of, vi. 39
TERR1TORIUM A, described, ii. 174-175
TEUTONIC STYLE, ii. 330
TEVIOT River, v. 315
TEVIOTDALE, i. 253, 294, 326, 327; ii. 52, 64, 65, 78, 119, 136; iii.
23 n. 34, 116, 143, 163; iv. 210; v. 20, 24, 90, 131, 136, 193,204 n.
244, 314; vi. 35, 140; vii. 93, 269; viii. 38
Possessions in, settled, iii. 25-26
- Men of, ii. 190-191
TEWKESBURY Battle of, iv. 198, 204
THAMES River, v. 41, 131
THE DOCTRINE OF A CHRISTIAN MAN, A Treatise, v. 208
THEBA, ii. 5
182 INDEX.
THIERRY'S History of the Norman Conquest, noticed, ii. 191 n.
THIRLESTANE Thomas de, ii. 326
THIRLSTANE, ix. 183
Maitland of. See MAITLAND
THOMAS, a bondsman, ii. 213
Valentine. His accusation against James VI., ix. 246-24",
390-391
THOMAS A SECRET. Ste BECKET
THOMAS THE RHYMER. See ERCILDOUNE
THOMPSON J., v. 229 n.
THOMSON John, i. 289; ii. 30-31
THORALL, ii. 275
THORE, a bondsman, ii. 213
THORLEIF Lieutenant, of Iceland, iv. 120
THORNTON Sir Patrick, iv. 78
Ambassador to France, vii. 15, 39
Castle of, vi. 21
THOROUGHGOOD Suspicions regarding a person of the name of,
viii. 285
THOULOUSE Siege of, ii. 345
THRAVE Castle of, v. 335
THRESHIRE William, iii. 306
THRIEVE Castle of, ii. 172
Fortress of, iv. 103, 113
THROCKMORTON Sir Nicholas, vi. 166, 176 n. His interview
with the Cardinal of Lorraine, 192-193; and with Queen Mary,
193-195. Noticed, 196 n. His intrigues in France, 196-197, 198.
His letter on Queen Mary, 199-202. Noticed, 205. His inter-
view with Mary, 211-214. His opinion regarding Moray, 215-216.
Noticed, 220. His letter to Elizabeth regarding the value of Moray's
and other Scotsmen's services, 221-223, 223-224. Noticed, 224-225.
Endeavours to persuade Mary to ratify the treaty of Edinburgh, 226-
227. Astonished at Elizabeth's endeavour to prevent Mary re-
turning to Scotland, 228-229. His interview with Mary before
her departure from France, 231-234. Noticed, 247. His mission
to Scotland in 1565, 334-336, 337-338. Noticed, vii. 16. His
mission to Scotland in 1567, 117, 124-125, 126. Noticed, 127.
Arrives in Scotland, 127-129, 130. Exerts himself in the cause of
Mary, 131-134, 136, 137. Refuses to countenance the confederacy,
138, 140. Intercedes for Mary, 141-144. Casual notices of, 148,
150, 151. Makes a last effort in the cause of Mary, and returns
to England, 155-158. Casual notices of, 230, 232-233, 266
Francis. Conspiracy of, viii. 187, 196, 257, 258
THURSO, i. 21
THURSTIN, Archbishop of York, i. 314
TILL River. Scottish and English armies encamped near, v. 57-62
TILL AY Jamet de, iv. 48
TILNEY Charles, viii. 264
TINDALE, ravaged by the Scots, i. 99
TINWALD, i. 230 n.
TIRCONNEL O'Donnel, Prince of, iv. 322
INDEX. 183
TIREE, ix. 189
Isle of, v. 195,230
TITCHBOURNE Chidiock, viii. 265, 314
TITHES Levying of, i. 41, 42, 45
TIVIOTDALE Men of, i. 304; vii. 299
TIXALL, viii. 296-297
TOD Sir Thomas. Treason of, iv. 304-305, 329 n.
TOPHAM'S OBSERVATIONS quoted, ii. 266 n.
TORF^EUS Thermodus, noticed, ii. 252
TORPHICHEN, favourite of James III, executed, iv. 234
TORRE Adam, ii. 268, 278
TOR WOOD The Scottish army at, i. 155, 260, 275
Bridge of, iv. 273, 274
TOUR Lady Anne de la, iv. 226
TOURAINE Euphemia, Duchess of, iv. 33, 39
Duchy of, iv. 72
TOURNAMENTS, ii. 346. In the reign of James II., iv. 58-49
TOURNAY,v. 119
TOURS, ii. 345; Hi. 253
Sir William of, ii. 107
TOUTON Battle of, mentioned, iv. 163
TOWER The. Sir William Olifant sent to, i. 184. Bruce's
followers confined in, 217. David II. confined in, ii. 73, 84-85.
The Rolls in, noticed, 143. Casual mention of, iii. 133, 157, 283,
295; iv. 198, 229; v. 254, 335; vi. 344; vii. 237, 302; ix. 2, 325,
329 355
TOWEY Laird of, ix. 146
TOWIE Castle of, vii. 302
TOWNS Origin of, ii. 244-252
TRABACH Fortalice of, iv. 193
TRABROWN Laird of, vii. 181
TRADES Enactments regarding, iii. 222-223; iv. 312, 313
TRAIL, Bishop of St. Andrews. Death of, iii. 102-103. Noticed,
106
TRANENT, vii. 75
TRAPRAIN, iii. 86
TRAQUHAIR Forest of, ii. 168
TREASURER Office of, vi. 171
TREIFF Castle of, iv. 298
TRENT- Council of, vi. 197, 263
- River, i. 282; ii. 31
TRESHAM, a supporter of Essex, ix. 355
TRIEF Castle of, iv. 244
TRIPTON Sir Hugh, i. 288
TRIVET, quoted, i. 124 n.
TRODI John, ii. 214
TROKELOWE John de, noticed,!. 330 n.
TROUPE Hameline de, i. 322-324
TROUTERNESS, v. 231 n.
TROVES Chrestien de. Romances of, ii. 301
TRUMPYNGTON Thomas Warde of. See WARDK
184 INDEX.
TRYST Supposed origin of the word, ii. 335
TUDOR House of, ix. 362, 363
TULCHAN BISHOPS The, viii. 21
TULIDEF Andrew de, iii. 152 n., 335
William de, iii. 152 n.
TULLIBARDINE Baron of, iv. 268
Murray of. His account of the treachery of the Hamilions,
vii. 140-142. Noticed, 158. His conspiracy against Moray,
191-192. Noticed, 260
Lord, Tiii. 27
TULLOCH, Bishop of Orkney. Favour of the King of Denmark
for, iv. 183-184. Noticed, 184-185
TUMULI Erection of, i. 36
TURGOT. His " Life of St. Margaret," noticed, ii. 198
TURN BERRY Castle of, i. 43, 55, 56 n., 219-220
TURNBULL John, called " Out wyth Swerd," iii. 85
a priest, iv. 35
William, Bishop of Glasgow, iv. 99
Sir William, iv. 268, 272
Family of, iv. 218
TUTBURY, vii. 231, 237
TWEED River, i. 61, 96, 309; ii. 24, 27, 49; iv. 116; v. 8, 57, 61,
141-142, 246
TWEEDDALE, ii. 74, 185
TWEEDY Wat of, iv. 174
TWENGE Sir Marmaduke, at the battle of Stirling, i. 122. In-
stance of his courage, 123-124. Ordered to occupy Stirling castle,
124. Throws himself on the mercy of Bruce, 227
TWISELHAUGH, T. 57
TYLER Wat. See WAT TYLER.
TYNE River, i. 338, 340, 342; iii. 45; vi. 21
TYNEDALE, i. 160, 245-246, 282; ii. 136
TYNEHILL Laird of, vii. 281
Castle of, vii. 281
TYNEMOUTH, i. 149
TYNNINGHAME, Dean of Aberdeen, iii. 8
TYNOT Burn of, ii. 189
TYRIE Father, ix. 166
TYRONE Rebellion of, noticed, ix. 9-10, 175-180, 189, 190, 250,
252-253, 259, 328, 340
TYRONENSIAN MONKS, ii. 178
TYRREL, the historian, i. 146 n. Error of, 230 n., 231 n., 242 n.,
Criticized, 255 n. Noticed, 304 n. ; ii. 9 n.
TYTLER'S " Historical and Critical Inquiry," noticed, vii. 222 n.
u
UCHTRED Thomas de, i. 328 n.
UFFORD Robert, i. 336
INDEX. 185
UGHTRED Sir Thomas, i. 328
Baron, driven from Perth, ii. 56-59
UIST Isles of, Y. 230
ULRIC, a Galwegian chief, ii. 190
ULSTER, i. 256, 287-288
Richard de Burgh, Earl of, joins the barons against Margaret
of Norway, i. 55. Joins Edward I. at Stirling, 102. Stipulates
with the Governor of Scotland, 177. Sent to treat with the
governor of Stirling castle, 182-183. Casual notices of, 258, 363
Lionel, Duke of. Intrigues of, ii. 75. Noticed, 88, 90. Pro-
posal to place him on. the Scottish throne, 114-116. Noticed, 127-
128; iii. 7
UMFRAVILLE Ingelram, surrenders the castle of Dumbarton to
Edward T., i. 102. Noticed, 127 n. Sent to the court of France,
168
Sir Ingram, defeated by Edward Bruce, i. 235-236. At the
battle of Bannockburn, 269-270
Baron, in 1346, ii. 77
Gilbert, ii. 143
Sir Robert, surnamed Mendmarket, iii. 85. Invades Scotland,
145-146, 163. Noticed, 170, 321-325
Gilbert, titular Earl of Angus, iii. 146
Gilbert de, Earl of Angus. See ANGUS
UNITED PROVINCES The, ix. 136-137
UNIVERSITY LEARNING of the early ages, ii. 296-297
UPSAL James VI. at, ix. 32-33
URANIBOURG, ix. 33
U RBI NO Antony, Bishop of, iv. 9
URNEBRIG, a German, v. 44
URQUHART, ii. 238; iv. 114
Sir Alexander Seton, Lord. See SETON
Castle of, i. 117; ii. 30; iv. 74
Lordship of, iv. 114
URY Water of, iii. 149
UWETH Forest of, ii. 168
VAISON Drummond, Bishop of. See DRDMMOND
VALENCE William de, Earl of Pembroke, i. 190 n.
Monlac,Bishop of. Embassy of, vi. 161, 167-173, 194,195, 198
VALOIS Felix de, ii. 178
VANE Sir Ralph, vi. 29, 60 n.
VANS, Dean of Glasgow, iv. 121
Mr. Martin, iv. 184-185
VARRENNES Sieur de, i. 242
VAUGHAN, an Englishman, v. 33
VAUX Sir Roland de, ii. 53
VENDOME Duke of, iii. 164
VENDOSME Duke of, v. 210, 213
186 INDEX.
VENETIAN TRADERS, ii. 261
VENICE The Republic of, v. 30-31. Court of, ix. 348
VER AC Monsieur, vii. 267, 290, 338, 340
VERDON Sir Miles, i. 288
VERNEUIL Battle of, noticed, iii. 202, 250, 335-337; iv. 6, 9
VESCY William de, competitor for the crown, i. 72. Acknow-
ledges Edward I. as lord-paramount, 72-73. The descent from
which he claimed the crown, 77. Illegitimacy of, 78. With-
draws his claim to the crown, 83
V1CENZA Bishop of. John Baliol delivered to, i. 153
VICTUALS Variety ef, in the early ages, ii. 341. Laws regarding
corrupt, iii. 100
VICCI Benemund de, i. 45
VIENNE John de, Admiral of France. His expedition into Scot-
land, iii. 27-38. Noticed, 39, 40
VILLAE. See VILLAGES
VILLAGES Origin of, ii. 173-176
VILLEBRESME, a French ambassador, v. 83
VILLEGAGNON Monsieur, vi. 45
VILLEMORE, Comptroller, vi. 60
VILLEROY, a Frenchman, vii. 122
VI LLEYNS Condition of, in the early ages, ii. 212-217
VILLOURS Sebastian de, vii. 117
VI NCENNES Castle of, iii. 8
VIPONT Sir William, i. 279
Alan de, ii. 30, 39
VITELLI Marquis, vii. 241
VON RAUMER, noticed, vi. 356 n.
w
WAAD Mr. viii. 296, 297
WAGE, Norman poet, noticed, ii. 299, 359
WAGES OF LABOUR, in the early ages, ii. 273-276
WAINMAN, servant of Lord Willoughby, ix. 2(i5
WAKE John de, i. 134
Thomas, Lord. Conspiracy of, ii. 7-9
WAKEFIELD Battle of, iv. 157, 163
WALDEGRAVE, the printer, ix. 247
WALES Treaty with, i. 15. Conquest of, mentioned, 45. Men-
tioned, 69. Rebels against England, 94. Scottish prisoners
confined in the castles of, 102. Army from, joins Edward I. in
Scotland, 102. Mentioned, 285. Invaded by Bruce, 292. Men-
tioned, iv. 157
Musical instruments of, ii. 309
Prince of, in 1 300, i. 1 58, 1 60, 1 62. Commands in the army in
Scotland, 166, 173. Knighted, 204-205. His cruelty in Scotland,
206. Noticed, 259
WALLACE Sir Malcolm, of Ellerslie, i. 109
William, i. 2. His birth and character, 109. His quarrel with
INDEX. 187
the English, 110. Banished, ib. Chosen chief hy those who
refuse to submit to Edward I., 111. His numbers increase, 112.
Attacks the English court at Scone, ib. Is joined by the nobility,
113. His cruelty to the English clergy, ib. The nobility desert
him, 115-116. Accuses Wishart of treachery, 117. His army in-
creases, ib. Draws up his army near Stirling bridge, 119. His
answer to the English at Stirling bridge, 121-122. Attacks the
English, 123. His revenge, 125. Becomes master of all the for-
tresses, ib. Resolves to carry his arms into England, 126. Levies
for men, ib. Adopts severe measures against those who do not
join him, 127. Invades England, 127-128. Distress of his army,
129. Orders mass to be celebrated in the monastery of Hexham,
ib. Outrage committed by his men, ib. Grants a charter to
the monastery, 130. Appointed Governor of Scotland, 131. His
good government, 1 32. His plan for the defence of Scotland, 138.
Disposition of his army at Falkirk, 143. His anxiety regarding
the nobles, 145. Is defeated by the English, 145-146. Resigns
the office of Governor, 149. Is supposed to have gone to France,
150. Noticed, 153, 172. Driven by Edward to take refuge in the
fastnesses, 174. Noticed, 334. His determined opposition to
Edward, 176. The terms held out to him by Edward, 177. Out-
lawed by parliament, 178. Offers to surrender himself on condi-
tions to Edward, ib. Is denounced as a. traitor by Edward, ib.
The only Scottish noble who refuses to submit to Edward, 184.
Betrayed to Edward by Sir John Menteith, 185. Cruelty attend-
ing his execution, 186. Casual notices of, 188, 191, 193, 194,
216-217, 280. Note on the distribution of the body of, 383-384.
Casual notices of, ii. 44, 55, 90, 115, 228, 310, 311 n. 312, 363,
366 ;iv. 38 n.; ix. 199.
Sir John, of Craigie, slain, iv. 55-56
Lord Adam, of Craigie, slain, iv. 219
a minister of the kirk, ix. 236
WALLACE'S TOWER, iv. 38
WALLOP Mr., v. 218 n.
WALSINGHAM, ii. 121
Sir Thomas, iii. 50
Sir Francis, vii. 308, 327; viii. 8, 10. His instructions to
Killigrew on his mission in relation to attempts on Mary's life, 10-
12. Remonstrates with Elizabeth on her delays, 13-14. Casual
notices of, 25, 42, 58, 60, 71, 73, 99, 108, 110, 117, 126-128, 136-
138, 147, 154. His interview with James VI., 155. His ill suc-
cess, 158, 165. Casual notices of, 175, 180, 183, 186, 191, 198-
205. His jealousy, 201. Casual notices of, 203, 206, 213,
220, 223-237, 247, 251, 254, 259-261. His discovery of Mary's
designs, 271-292. Casual notices of, 294, 295, 311, 319, 323-
324, 329, 334-344, 340. Note on the embassy of, to Scotland, in
1583, 389-390. Casual notice of,ix. 4, 6. His letter of remonstrance
to James, 6-8, 10. Casual notices of, 19-20, 21, 22, 28
the historian, quoted, i. 124, 283 n. Criticized, ii. 26 n.
Noticed, iii. 15, 114, 115, 120-121, 292, 295, 296, 297, 303, 304,
309-310, 311-312, 318, 319, 327
1S8 INDEX,
WALTER, son of Alan, ii. 250
WALTHAM Abbot of, iii. 299, 303
WALTHEOF, Earl of Northumberland, ii. 352
WAL WORTH William, ii. 160 n.
WANTON Johannes de, i. 238 n.
WAR Science of, in the early ages, ii. 363-367. Ferocity of, in
1549, vi. 370-371
W ARBECK Perkin, iii. 31 1 ; iv. 302 n. In Scotland, and cause of,
supported by James IV., 318-330, 361-364. Noticed, v. 1
WARD Sir Simon, i. 324
WARDE Thomas, of Trumpyngton, iii. 309-310, 321-322, 326
WARDEN COURTS, ix. 194-195
WARDEN RAID of Henry Percy, iii. 14-15
WARDENRY of the Borders. Enactments regarding, iv. 114-115
WARDHOUSE Laird of. Death of, ix. 50
WARDL AW Walter, archdeacon of Lothian, ii. 109, 113, 139
Henry, Bishop of St. Andrews, i. 351 n. Receives charge of
James I., iii. 126. Establishes the University of St. Andrews,
155. Noticed, 160, 173, 316
WARE, vii. 12
a priest of, executed, iii. 304-305
Lord de la, vii. 310
WARHAM William de, v. 2
WARK, v.324;vi. 67
Castle of, i. 306. Taken, iii. 32, 84-85. Mentioned, 163; Iv.
156; v. 57. Besieged, 141-143, 219
WARKWORTH, v. 331 n.
Castle of, iii. 313; vii. 242
WARRENE Earl of, i. 58, 244, 259
William de, i. 117
John, Earl of Surrey. See SURREY
WARWICK Earl of,i. 259; iii. 298; iv. 137, 149, 168, 169, 170, 198
Dudley, Earl of, at the battle of Pinky, vi. 19, 21, 25, 28, 29,
31. Noticed, vii. 213
Earl of, in 1586, viii. 311
WAT, of Lichtoune, iii. 65
Deacon, ix. 217
WAT TYLER, ii. 160 n. Insurrection of, noticed, iii. 20
WATERFORD, i. 27 n.
WATERTON Robert, Esq., iii. 168
Sir Robert, iii. 283, 286-287, 313-314
WATSON, a minister of the Kirk, ix. 222, 321
WAUCHOP, Archbishop of Armagh, vi. 52
WAUCHOP KIRK, iv. 103 n.
WAPINSCHAWINGS enacted, iii. 195-196, 209; iv. 124, 139, 227;
v. 22, 237; vi. 12. Enactments regarding, v. 210
WEAR River. Skirmish on the, mentioned, i. 342, 346; iv. 150 n.
WEARDALE, i. 342
WEBB Rev. John, noticed, iii. 292 n., 296-297, 298 n., 300, 329
WEBETON Sir John de, slain, i. 238
WED ALE Men of, ii. 208
INDEX. 1 89
WEIGHTS and MEASURES Assize of, iii. 95-96, 212
WELBECK Abbot of, iii. 282
WELLS Bishop of, i. 45
Lord, vanquished by Sir David Lindsay, iii. 69-70
WELSH The, with the English at Stirling, i. 121. Mutiny against
the English army in Scotland, 140, 158. At the battle of Bannock-
bum, 275. In Scotland, ii. 41
Mr. John, ix. 220
WEMYSS Sir John of the, iii. 283 n.
Laird of, vi. 46, 65; ix. 35, 128, 269
Castle of, vi. 314
Easter, v. 352
Palace of, ii. 9
WERK Castle of, ii. 55, 364
WEST Dr. v. 33. His embassy to Scotland, 45, 47-48
WEST CHESTER, v. 308 n.
WESTMINSTER, i. 107, 154, 204-205; ii. 77, 80. Treaty at,
noticed, 115, 122. Casual notices of, iii. 11, 81, 116, 138, 307; iv.
165; vi. 324. Conference at, vii. 203, 206-212, 219-222, 228, 243;
viii. 322, 323-324 ; ix. 355
Abbot of, iii. 295, 296, 298
Abbey of, iii. 302
Cathedral of. The coronation stone, sceptre, and crown of
Scotland, carried to, by Edward I. i. 105
Sepulchre of, i. 230
WESTMINSTER HALL Wallace tried at,i. 186. Earl of Athole
tried at, 216
WESTMORELAND, i. 69, 235 n., 249, 317; ii. 351
Sheriff of, i. 231
Neville, Earl of, discovers the plot against Henry IV. of Eng-
land, iii. 129-130, 160, 325. Noticed, iv. 8
Nevil, Earl of, in 1568, vii. 213, 224, 230. Rebellion of, 240-
243, 257, 262-263
WHARTON Sir Thomas, v. 229 n., 263 n., 264 n., 265 n., 289
Lord, v. 326 n., 352, 354 n.; vi. 2, 35. Invades Scotland, 39-41,
43, 48, 67
WHITCHURCH Bishop of, iv. 290
WHITEHALL, ix. 354, 355
WHITER AVEN, ii. 182
WHITELAW Secretary, iv. 249, 255, 298
the sub-Dean of Glasgow, iv. 288
Alexander, vi. 128, 139
WHITEHAUGH Laird of, vii. 47
WH1TGIFT, Archbishop of Canterbury, ix. 357
WHITHERN Prior of, vi. 278, 280
WHITSAND John Baliol conveyed to, i. 153
WHITSUM Hepburn of. See HEPBURN
WHITWELL Henry, ii. 180
WHYTE John, iii. 306
WICKLIFF, the Reformer, iii. 141. His doctrines crushed in Scot-
land, 198-200, 242-245, 273
190 INDEX.
WIGHAMS The,iv. 322
WIGHT Isle of, iii. 311-312
WIGTON, i. 28, 53; iv. 23, 33; ix. 39
Earl of, ii. 72
Earl of, in 1419, sent over to the assistance of France, iii. 164,
166. Noticed, 169, 202
' Earldom of, iv. 77, 95, 96
Fort of, i. 85 n.
WILFORD Sir James, vi. 42-43, 46, 48
WILKINS, the antiquary, noticed, ii. 287 n.
WILLIAM, a bondsman, ii. 216
the king's cook, ii. 274
WILLIAM THE LION, i. 56. His descendants claim the crown,
77-78, 189. Casual notices of, 217 n.; ii. 179, 184 n., 194, 195,
201, 205, 208, 212, 219-221, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243,247, 248,
249, 254, 258, 264, 265, 283, 284-285, 309, 336, 345-346, 360, 361,
362; iv. 31 n.
WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR, ii. 248, 358, 359
WILLIAM RUFUS, ii. 344
WILLIAMS Friar, v. 271, 277, 294, 339
WILLIAMSON Adam, v. 82, 86
WILLOCK John. Assistance of, in the cause of the Reformation,
vi. 76-78, 97, 105. Abuses Mary of Guise, 145. Present at her
death, 164
WILSON Stephen, vii. 340
WILTON Grey of. See GREY
WINCHELSEA, Archbishop of Canterbury, objects to the expense
of the wars carried on by Edward I., i. 108. Sent by the Pope to
claim Scotland from Edward, 159. Admonishes Edward, 161-162.
Edward's answer to, 162
WINCHESTER, i. 203
Bishop of, i. 58
Bishop of Moray, iv. 21
WINDSOR, i. 20, 233; iii. 295; iv. 46; viii. 314; ix. 177
WINE Price of, in the early ages, ii. 277-278
WINGFIELD, viii. 265, 346
WINKFIELD, vii. 237
WINTER Admiral, with his fleet, in Scotland, vi. 156-157, 159
WINTON, the historian, i. 146 n., 183 n. Refered to, 196 n. Criti-
cized, 292 n. Noticed, ii. 9, 16 n., 26 n., 27 n., 36 n., 39 n., 55, 59,
115 n., 126, 223-224, 225, 299, 303, 304, 305, 306-307, 311 n. 345,
346 n.; iii. 65, 80, 82, 142, 193. Quoted, 283-288, 291, 313, 316
WISEMAN Sir William, i. 240
WISH ART Chancellor. Sent on a secret mission into England,!. 18
Bishop of Glasgow. Appointed as one of the regency, i. 54.
Noticed, 57. Joins Wallace, 113. Returns to the English party,
116. His opinion of the capitulation to Edward I., 116. Accused
of treachery by Wallace and Edward, 117. Admonished by the
Pope, 167. Terms of Edward to, 177. Noticed, 192, 200. As-
sists at the coronation of Bruce, 202. Taken prisoner, 214,
Casual notices of, 241, 248, 278
INDEX. ]91
WISHART Sir John, iii. 252
a gentleman, v. 299-300
George, the Martyr. Doctrines and martyrdom of, v. 340-349.
Casual notices of, 350, 355, 356; vi. 3
James, of Pittarro, v. 341
of Pitarrow, vi. 83, 107, 158, 190
WITCHCRAFT in the reign of James VI., ix. 50-55, 99, 236, 248-
249
WITHAM John of, i. 304 n.
Castle at, ii. 317 n.
WITHERINGTON John, iii. 321, 324-325
WITTEMBERG. v. 177
WHITTINGHAM, vii. 62-63, 149
WOLSEY Cardinal, v. 74, 96. Intrigues against Scotland, 99,
115 n., 119 n., 119, 120, 125 n., 128, 132, 136 n., 138, 149, 152,
153, 157, 163, 179 n.
WOLVES Enactments regarding, iv. 146-147
WOOD Sir Andrew, of Leith, iv. 228, 267, 272. Distinguishes
himself against the English pirates, 300-301. His naval enter-
prise with London merchants, 302-304. Character of, and his
influence over James IV., 307, 324; v. 5, 6, 24, 50, 51. Noticed,
172. Note on, 359-360
John, vi. 223, 250; vii. 27, 185, 190, 201. At the conference of
Westminster, 207-208. Noticed, 230, 237-238
WOODHOUSELEE, vii. 251
WOODS and FORESTS. See FORESTS
WOODSTOCK, visited by Alexander III. and his queen, i. 14
WOOLER, iii. Ill
WORCESTER Earl of, at the battle of Shrewsbury, iii. 120, 307
WORCESTER and STAFFORD Bishop of, iii. 168
Earl of, in 1568, vii. 213; viii. 311; ix. 44, 44-45, 46, 48
Lord, ix. 360
WORKINGTON, vii. 182
WORTLEY, an English knight, iii. 69
WOTTON Sir Nicholas, vi. 73. In Scotland, 167, 173
Sir Edward, viii. 217, 220, 223, 225-239, 249
Sir Henry, noticed, ix. 365-366
WRATH Cape, i. 37
WREN Sir Christopher, quoted, ii. 331-332
WRIGHT John, iii. 106-107
WRIOTHESLEY Sir Thomas, v. 243, 310
Secretary, v. 278 n., 286 n.
WYAT. an English envoy, iv. 326
WYATT'S PLOT, noticed, viii. 321
WYE Port of, iii. 133
WYLLOUGHBY Lord, ix. 264-265, 276, 292-293, 323, 325, 330
X
XAINTONGE, iii. 231; iv. 134, 202-203
192 INDEX.
YAREFORD, ii. 24
Y ESTER Hugh Gifford de, i. 12 n.
Lord vi. 336; vii. 107, 175, 264 ; ix. 31
Hay of. jSee HAY
YETHOLM,i. 184; iii. 43
Lands of, iii. 247
YLE John de, ii. 133
YOUNG of Ouchterlony, iii. 65
Sir Peter, vfii. 9, 94
George, ix. 67 n.
Mr. Peter, ix. 136, 185
YORK, i. 5, 7, 9, 69, 133-134, 135, 149, 154, 155, 251, 259, 283,
285, 313-314, 325 n., 334, 337, 339, 348, 350-351; v. 208,242-
243, 245, 246; vii. 65 n. Conference at, 194-203, 204, 207, 219-
221, 273. Mentioned, 326
Archbishop of, i. 5; ii. 69, 284, 342, 249-250; v. 14, 16, 243
Sheriff of, i. 181
Mayor of, i. 314
Seneschal of, iii. 45, 50
Duke of, iii. 320; iv. 157
Richard, Duke of. Intrigues of, iv. 54-55, 76, 77, 100. In-
fluence of, used against James II., 108-111, 134-137. Death of,
163
Thurstin, Archbishop of. See THURSTIN
William de Melton, Archbishop of. See MELTON
Barons of, iii. 33
Faction of, iv. 54-55, 56, 72, 75-76, 80, 91, 97, 100, 101, 121,
134-137, 148-149, 157-158, 163, 168-169, 198, 212,318-330; v.
28
County of, i. 230 n. 281-282, 293, 306, 316, 327; ii. 317, 318
See of, ii. 282, 283; iv. 199
YPRE, i. 285 n.
YPRES Magistrate of, ii. 23
ZEALAND Treaty with, iv. 58; v. 36
ZOUCH Lord, viii. 311. His embassy to Scotland, ix. 124-129,
130,133,135,157,187.
ZOUCHE William le, of Ashby, i, 351
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