Stuart dynasty

INDEX.
463
Boyd, Sir Alexander, martial instructor
to James III., 71 — influence over, ib.
— treasonably carries him off", 72 —
arrogates power, ib. — beheaded, 73
Lord, of Kilmarnock, influence
over James III., 71 — hints of his
treason, 72 — escapes to England and
dies, 73
supports Bothwell's project for
marrying the Queen, 170 — an As-
sociated Lord, 185 — betrays his
associates, ib. — Mary's Commissioner,
187
Boyer lends money to Prince of Wales
(Charles II.), 247
Boyne, battle of the, 291
Branksonie Moor (Flodden), 101
Bran tome declares sonnets in Casket
not Mary's, 452
" Breeches Bible " in reference to use
of letter J., 448
Brentford, 223
Brest, 112-137— attack on, 305, 310
Brichen, 421
Bridgman, Wm, 282
Brighthelmstone, 252
Brinsdon, Bolingbroke's secretary, 325
Bristol, 133, 322, 323
Brittany, Anne of, anecdote of, 55 —
fatal inttueuce over James IV., 89,
94
Broderick, Sir Allen, 247
Broghill, Lord. Sec. Orrery.
Bruce, Marjory. See Marjory.
■ ■ Robert, contests Crown, 7 —
Elizabeth, wife of, 8 — Marjory,
daughter of, ib. — her death, 9 —
regulates succession, 10 — general
acquiescence in, 17 — tactics of, 112
— succession of, indirect, 290
" Brunswick Accession," 279, 315
Buccleugh family, concerned in rescue
of James V.
Buchan, Earl of, savage conduct of,
24
Earl of (son of Regent Albany),
acquires Earldom of Ross, 37 — con-
quers at Beauge (1421), 39-43 —
killed at Verueuil, 40
Buchanan quoted or referred to, 79-90,
113-119, 121-122, 151-155, 167—
preceptor to James VI., 204
Buckingham, George Villiers, Duke
of, James VI. and Charles I. under
influence of, 220 — journey to Spain
with Charles, ib. — murder of, 221
Bulkeley, M., 33S
Bull (pseudonym for Bolingbroke),
388, 389
Burghley, Lord, 187
Burgundy, Duke of, 02
Burnet, Bishop, omens at coronation of
James II., 271 — quoted, (n.) 288 —
charge against James II., 312
Burton's history of Scotland quoted or
referred to (n.), in reference to
Kegency, 11 — to candidature of
Douglas, 17 — character of Robert
II., 23 — Rothesay's murder, 28 —
position of the Regent Albany, 36 —
estimate of his conduct, 38 — doubts
as to Richard II., 38 — murder of
James I., 51 — Douglas alliances, 61
— murder, (n.) 65 — .lames III. and
his favourites, 78 — strength of army,
96 — on alliance against France, (n.)
111. — authorships ascribed to James
V., 119 — Chastelard, 155— Dun-
drennan Abbey,lSl — Casket Letters,
186 — remains of child, Edinburgh
Castle, 446 — remarks on No. 2
Casket Letter, 451
Bute, island of, 4, 5, 11
Butler, Sir Nicholas, 279, 282
Byng, Admiral, 324
Cadcgan (Cadogan), 437, 442
Cadzo, James, Lord of, 45
Caen, 400
Caerlaverock Castle, James V. at, 130
Caermarthen, Marquis of, naval mis-
take of, 310
Caithness, Earl of, summoned by
James III., 80
Caithness, Earl of, killed at Flodden,
100
supports Bothwell's project for
marrying the Queen, 170
Calahan, Father, 367
Calais, 310, 419, 426
Calder Moor, 29
Caldor, James, Lord of, 45
Calvinists, outrages by, 141
Cambuskenneth Abbey, James III.
and Margaret buried there, 83
Camden's " History" referred to, 151
Cameron, 353, 355, 363, 365, 371, 399,
404
Camocke, Mr. George, 363 (Cammock) ,
389, 416
Campbell, Colin, of Lochow, takes
Dunoon, 3 1
Campel (or Campbell), George, heir of
Hugh, 45
Campion, Mr., 393, 397
Canongate, death of Mar at, 75
Caprara, Monsieur. 303
Carberry Hill, battle of, 172