History of the family of Seton during eight centuries > Volume 2

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INDEX
Skelley, Rev. John, 439.
Skelmorlie estate, 694.
Skelton, John, on the fourth Earl of Huntly, 400,
402.
Maitland of ' Lethington, 146.
Skene of that ilk, John, 569.
Sir John, 468, 637.
of Potterton, David, 293.
of Rubislaw, George, 562.
■ ■ (Advocate), 562.
Skene-Ogilvy, Rev. Dr., 495, 500.
Skene-Tytler branch of Seton-Tytlers, 549, 569-76.
5. James Tytler, 569.
6. John Tytler of Corsindae, 369.
7. Rev. George Tytler, 570.
8. James Tytler ('Balloon Tytler'), 570-1.
8 (a). Henry-William Tytler, M.D., 571-3.
9. Robert Tytler, M.D., 573.
10. Colonel Robert-Christopher Tytler, 573-4.
11. General Robert, F. C. A. Tytler, 574-5.
Skene-Tytler Arms, 575-6.
Skibo, castle of, 521.
Skirven, Captain, 609.
Skirving, Archibald, portrait by, 566 n.
Sklatie (Slatie), lands of (St. Machar), 464.
Slate House, John Seton of, 327.
Slatie, William Seton of, 464.
Slaughter of Alexander Seton of Meldrum, 463, 465.
■ of James Seytoun, 463.
Sleich, Marion, 672.
Sligo of Seacliffe, George, 498.
Small, John (Edinburgh University Library) 765.
Smith, Archbishop, 498.
Hugh (afterwards Seton), 345, 349.
James, Clerk of Tranent, 252.
Sydney, 566.
Smith-SIigo, A. Vincent, 49S.
Smith's Historical Antiquities, 133 n.
Life of Cobbett, (tad.
Smollett, Tobias, 550.
Smuggling transactions, 913.
Snuff-box, shell (Pitmedden), 4S2.
silver (Pitmedden), 4S2.
tortoise-shell (Pitmedden), 496 n.
shell, with Seton Arms (American family), 300.
Sobieski of Poland, Clementina, 731.
Social changes, 17.
' Solemn League and Covenant,' 679.
Solitaire at Woodhouselee, 567.
Solway, the army at, 463.
raid of, 103.
Somer, David, 161 n.
Somerset, Duchess of (' Queen of Beauty '), 703.
■ Edward, first Duke of, 102 n.
Earlof(l6l2), 678.
Memoirs of the twelfth Duke of, 16 n., 44 n.
Somervell of Plane, David, 339.
family, 953.
their Seton portraits, 198-9.
Gilbert, 322.
James, sixth Lord, 171.
Hugh, seventh Lord, 122, 195.
James, thirteenth Lord, 913-4.
Master of, 171 n.
Lady (Eleanor Seton), 114, 121, 122, 124, 126,
171 n.
Somervilles, Memorie of the, 56, 163 «., 171 «.,
192;*., 195, 791.
Somerville's Life and Times, 603 11.
Somners, Mary, 324.
Sonnet by Chancellor Seton, 656.
'Soothfast witnessing,' 90-1.
Sorn Castle, Royal visit to, 956.
parish of, 153 n.
Soulis, Sir John de, 75 n.
Souters of Selkirk, 113.
Southesk, David, first Earl of, 660.
Southey, lines by, 312.
Sow-riding in St. Mary's Wynd, 444.
Spain, Consuls in, 645.
Court of, 410.
Huntley's correspondence with (1592), 412.
King of (c. 1569), 173-4.
Lord Seton's son's journey to (1580), 1S5.
Setons in, 767.
Spalding, the annalist, 420-1, 426, 428.
Club, New, 459.
History of the Troubles, etc., 232 »., 473 «., etc.
Professbr, 581.
Spanish marriage for James VI., 188, 193.
wine of Edinburgh Town Council, 645.
' Spangare ' (Alexander Forbes), 462.
' Spare nought,' 577 n.
Spectator, The (Addison's), on good birth, I.
(1852) on the wreck of the Birkenhead, 505.
Spedding's Life of Bacon, 642 n.
Spellings of Seton, various, 52.
Spens of Conde, John, 125, 157-61.
of Lathallan, 314, 317.
of Wormiston, 594 11.
Spenser's Faerie Queen, 3.
Spey, fishings on the, 659.
Spinning-wheel, a, as a tocher, 5S9.
Spire of Seton Church, incomplete, 7S4.
Spittell, Jonet, 338.
Spoons, etc., silver, 317.
silver (with Tytler and Skene initials), 576.
Sport, Chancellor Seton's patronage of, 645.
Seton family addicted to, 155.
Sports, love of (thirteenth Earl of Eglinton), 702.
Spotswoode, Sir Robert (President), 357, 660.
Spottiswood, John, Archbishop of St. Andrews, 647.
Spotdswood's estimate of Chancellor Seton, 655.
History of the Church of Scotland, 192 n., 642 n.
Spuyten Duyvil Parkway, 311.
Spynie, 416.
Squint. (See Hagioscope. )
Squire, Colonel, 573.
Squirearchy, the, 19.
Stacey, John, Ross Herald, 675.
Joseph, Ross Herald, 354.
■ Heraldic MS. of, 633 n.
Stafford, Sir Edward, letter from (Lord Seton in
Paris), 190.
to Walsingham (Lord Seton's hospitality),
190.
(Lord Seton), 204.
letter from (Lord Seton and the Scoto-French
Guard), 191.
and Seton, tiff between, 204 n.
Marchioness of, 772.
Marquis of, 517.
of Mayne, Berkeley B., 552.
Staircase at Fyvie Castle, 808.
Standard-bearers to the House of Seton, 248, 583.
Star in Winton Arms, blazing, 248.
State Papers, Scottish (British Museum), 621.
religion, profession of, 644.
Statistical Account of Scotland, New, 283, 812.
Old, 955-6.
Statuettes by Catherine Anne Tytler, 562.
Stature of Dunfermline family, 670 n.