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expressing regret for Louis XIV.'s
death, ib. — being ill, writes through
secretary that Mar has retired to the
Highlands, ib. — reviews situation
created by death of Louis XIV., 384
— his expectations of the landing of
the Chevalier in Scotland, ib. — of
future help from the Regent, ib. —
calls upon English adherents to ad-
vise as to place of landing, &c, 385 —
ready to accompany the Chevalier,
ib. — pledges the Chevalier's coming,
385 — an arrangement, ib. — sum-
marizes the situation under the
Regency ; failure of assistance from
him ; urges action in England, 387
— ■ makes arrangement for the
Chevalier's transit, 388, 389— his
going with the Chevalier proposed,
391 — alluded to, 392 — delivers com-
mission to Berwick, ib. — his conduct
of affairs, (n.) 393 — sends money and
the seals to the Chevalier, ib. — com-
plains of hostility of French officials,
394 — his opinions compared with
those of the Young England and
Tory Democrat party, 395 — advises
as to measures to be taken, ib. — asks
the Chevalier for letters to fleet,
army, universities, and London, and
declaration, 396 — alludes to designs
against the persons of Ormonde and
the Chevalier, 39/ — obtains informa-
tion as to the Regent's intentions,
398 — is more hopeful, 399 — repeats
advice to Chevalier for care of his
safety, ib. — endeavours to frustrate
Stair's watchfulness, 400 — secret aid
promised by the Regent kept from
his knowledge, 402 — grounds for
advice to Chevalier to be careful of
his safety, ib. — communications from
the Chevalier, 403— dealings with
the Regent, 404 — question whether
he shall accompany expedition or
not, 405 — his destination of ships
approved, 406 — advises waiting lor
news of Ormond, 408 — informs
Chevalier of Dutch aid to George I.,
409 — mentioned, 410 — informs
Chevalier of Stair's demand to stop
him, 410 — letter to Chevalier res-
pecting his movements, 41 1 — informs
him of Maclean's treachery, 412 —
urges the Chevalier's departure, 413
— letter to Lord Mar on the situation,
asking him to receive information
from Lloyd, and informing him that
a ship will be sent with supplies,
418, 419, 420— Hamilton sent to him
about supplies, 426 — Hamilton's
account of interview, 427 — probable
effect on the Chevalier, ib. — to be
superseded by Mar, 430 — congratu-
lates and condoles with the Cheva-
lier, ib. — suspects his coming dis-
favour, 431 — defends himself to
Lord Mar, ib. — his dismissal, 433 —
letter to Mar in reference to it, ib. —
refers to expected answer from
Spain, ib. — alluded to, 445
Bonkyl, Sir Alexander, 7
Bonrepaux, 288
Booth, 361, 412, 413
Boroughmuir (now Morningside), mus-
ter and dispersion of James V.'s
army at, 128
Borthwick, commander of artillery at
Flodden, 99
Castle, 172
Boscobel, Charles II. at, 252
Boteler, Thomas, A.M., 455
Bothwell, Earl of, killed at Flodden,
100
James Hepburn, Earl of, 162, 163
— his share in Darnley's murder,
164, 165, (n.) 166 — his character, ib.
— imputed early (1561) design to
carry oft' the Queen, 167 — efforts to
seize her son, ib. — visited by her,
168 — accused of Darnley's murder,
169 — acquitted, ib. — project for
marrying the Queen sanctioned by
nobles, 170 — carries her off, ib. —
offers single combat, 172 — takes
flight, ib. — doubts as to possibility
of divorce from previous marriage,
175 — e.-cape connived at, 176 —
referred to, 177 — evidence against in
the Casket Letters, 181, 183— Mor-
ton's account of Casket, 182 — loss of
and attempt to recover, 182, 183 —
alleged design to carry off Prince
James, 185-190 — design referred to
in reference to discovery of body in
Edinburgh Castle, 446 — in connec-
tion with the Casket Letters, 450,
451, 452, 453, 454
Boulogne, 420, 429
Duke Albany of. tiee Albany.
Earl of, 76
Bourbon family, attitude towards Scut-
land, 143
Bowles, the Rev. Edward, an impor-
tant agent in the Restoration, 255 —
which he afterwards regrets, ib. —
MS. letters, i'6.
Boyd ancestry, 2