Stuart dynasty

480
INDEX.
McNab (of Braemar), 423
Madeleine (a French Princess), (u.) 122
Magdalen of Bourbon, 123 — marriage
with James V., 124— lands in Scot-
land, 125 — dies, ib. — mentioned, 126,
132
Magdalene College, Fellows of, de-
prived, 275
Maintcnon, Madame de, 337, 369
Maitland of Lethington, (n.)136, 139,
142, 143, 152 — dismissal demanded
by Damley, 161 — retires to Perth-
shire, ib. — takes part in conference
at Craigmillar, 162, 163 — carried off
by Bothwell, 170 — violence of Bnth-
well towards, 171 — with others takes
arms against him, ib. — present at
opening of the " Casket," 182 — an
"Associated Lord," 1S5— death of, 201
Maitland, John, minister of James VI.,
213
Kobeit, heir of Lord, 45
MalbraDche, M. (pseudonym for Duke
of Marlborough), 339, 342, 344, 345,
346, 34S, 351, 360, 372, 389, 391
Malcolm confirms grants to Walter, first
steward, 4
Malmaison, 430
Malo, St., 299, 310, 322, 323, 408, 409,
411, 412, 414
Malplaquet, 314 — alluded to, 335
Mar. See Murray.
Earl of, at Harlow (1411), 36
Lord, defeated (1431), 48
I)uke of, son of James II., 71 —
James III., jealousy of, 74 — m\ ste-
rious death, 75
■ Earl of, Prince James delivered to,
159 — present at opening of casket,
182 — warrant for Mary's imprison-
ment signed by, 184 — an "Associated
Lord," 185 — dealings with Elizabeth,
191, 198— regent, death of, 198—
regency, 203 — alluded to in connec-
tion with discoveries in Edinburgh
Castle, 446 — cuslody of casket, 454
at Sheriffmuir, 323 — failure
in Argyllshire, ib. — escapes to
France, 324 — blamesBolingbroke,325
— memorial to, from Sir Adam Blair,
333— retires to the highlands, 383—
dukedom conferred by the Chevalier,
404 — praises of, 405 — mentioned,
411, 412, 417— letters, 411— informed
of sailing of Chevalier, 412 — bad
generalship at Sheriffmuir, 414, 415
— nicknamed " Bobbing John," 414
— letter from Bolingbroke, 418 —
letter to H. S., 420 — vigorously pur-
sued, 421 — describes hopeless cir-
cumstances in which the Chevalier
re-embarks for France, ib. — anxiety
about missing papers, 423 — general-
ship mistrusted, 424— wines and
gunpowder, 426— to supersede Bo-
lingbroke, 430 — to return packets to
Mary of Modena, ib. — letter of de-
fence from Bolingbroke, 431 — money
sent to him by Mary of Modena, 432
— complains of negligence or treach-
ery in supply of arms, ib. — last
letter from Bolingbroke, 433— at
Scone and Dundee with the Cheva-
lier, 435 — sends Gordon news of loss
of treasure ship, ib. — letters to
Huntly on the situation, 436, 439--
military directions to Gordon, 437 —
in flight, 441 — indignation of Keith,
Earl Marischal, 444
Mar, Annabclla, Countess of, Precep-
tress of James VI., 204
Lady, Preceptress of Prince Henry,
226
March, Earl of, his daughter's mar-
riage broken off, 29 — demands re-
dress, ib. — revolts to the English, ib.
Margaret Bonkyl, 7
daughter of Christian I., 73 —
buried, 83
eldest daughter of David of Hun-
tingdon, 290
■ daughter of James I., married to
the Dauphin (afterwards Louis XI.)
dies, 54 — kisses Alain Chartier, ib.
daughter of Henry VII. married
to James IV., 86 — festivities, 89 —
marries Angus, 106 — English party,
107 — quarrels with and quits Angus,
10S — influences Henry VIII., ib. —
mediation of, 112 — interference of,
114 — divorce: marriage with Henry
Stewart, ib. — in the highlands, 121
■ — proposes conference, ib.
" Margaret " (ship), 95
Marian persecution, 140
" Maries, the Queen's," 139
Marischal of Scotland, 44
Earldom of. See, Keith.
Marishall (Marischal George 10th
Earl), left behind at Montrose, 421,
422 — his indignation at, 444
Marjory, Bruce, 8 — marriage with,
brings the Stuarts into succession, 9 —
James V.'s dying allusion to, 131, 215
Marlborough, Duke of. (See also
Churchill), 305 — implicated in Fen-
wick's plot, 312 — victories of, 314 —
sends money or promises of, to St.