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of Carrick, the connecting Link between the
Douglasses, and the Family of Torphichen. . 218
Singular obscurity as to the origin of the family of
Clackmannan, the root of the existing Bruces in
Scotland. . ib.—2\9
English Bruces of Connington and Exton, descended
from the Scottish and Royal Bruces. . ib.
Alleged Survival of James IV. three years after the
battle of Flodden, a new ground for Queen Mar-
garet's divorce from Angus . . 219 — 20
Striking Contrast between our former and present
Law in the constitution of Marriage . . 220 — 222
Case of Macadam 220—1
Deficient in Legal requisites once exacted . . ib.
Publicity essential to Marriage declarations after the
Reformation 222
Evidence of the Maternity of William, first Earl of
Douglas, with other Remarks . . . 223 — 4
ERRATA.
Page 41, line 22, for ciilicvlarhtm read cubicularium.
80, — 2G, for delicta read debita.
100, — 10, for more modern read less ancient.
127, — 5, for into read with.
150, — 11, for 1316 read 1323.
174, — 8, add publice after presenti.
178, — 16, no marks of quotation before sensyne.
187, — 28, for Kalherina read Katherina.
192, — 21, for effectual read effectuat.
id. — 25, reference (1) to be added after debe re, to the note.
Nota At p. 176, line 8, the comma, instead of being prefixed, to be
added after predictorum, the latter word; from the context, and pre-
vious part of the deed, referring to Scotland and Ireland.