Bannatyne Club > Criminal trials in Scotland, from A.D. M.CCCC.LXXXVIII to A.D. M.DC.XXIV, embracing the entire reigns of James IV. and V., Mary Queen of Scots and James VI > Volume 3

GENERAL INDEX.
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« 312, * 353, * 441, * 461, * 478, * 503,
*505,<S:c. *512; Colin, 88, 114, 116; Arcli.,
263, 289 ; Commission of Fire and sword
against Jesuites, ttc. 336 ; Lieutenant, 342 ;
liability for the Campbells and Macgregors, II.
62, 63 ; sits as Justice-Cieneral, 428, 491 ; liis
conduct in reference to tlie Clan-Gregor, 431 ;
slianiefully betrays MacGregor, 434 ; tiiglitto
Spain, 111. 3 ; proceedings against those who
opposed him as King's Lieut., 79 ; — ISIar-
QUis OF, alleged prodigies at Dunune, 111.
199; detail of infamous barbarities committed
by his followers, ib.
Anow-schot, II. 536.
Arran, Office of Justiciary of, I. * 103 ; the Bas-
tard of, (see Hammilton,) * 227, iSrc.
Arran, James, Earl of, I. * 227 ; respited,
* 232, * 237 ; ' lield furthe' at the Netherbow
Port of Edr., * 241 ; arraying Battle against
Duke of Albany, ib. ; Gift of monastery of the
barony of llamilton, * 255 ; Gift of nonentry
of Finnart, &c. ib. /—Regent, * 267, * 268,
* 310 ; * 462, 116 ;— (Stewart,) Ja., slain by
Sir Ja. Douglas of Parkhead, III. 66.
Artillery, breaking King's, at Glasgow, I. * 234 ;
firing against King, iSrc. * 255 ; dragged by
oxen, * 260, iSrc. (see Oxen) ; stones formerly
used in place of metal-bullets, ib. *263, *265,
*267, *295; imported, * 307, *310; sent
to Hermitage, * 324 ; — Master of, I. * 268,
* 286 ; his fees, * 315.
Arret of that Ilk, Geo., I. * 180.
Arnot of Chapel, Da., III. 9 ; — of Fairny, Ro.,
in. 316 ;— of that Ilk, Jo., 1. * 94 ; Jo., Pro-
vost of Edr., I. 170 ; Sir Jo. examined as to
Logan's Treason, II. 288 ; Treas. depute. 111.
10; — of Wodmylne, Jo., yr., Slaughter, Shoot-
ing Pistolets, iS.c. curious arguments recorded,
II. 53 ; finds caution for 10,000 /., 60, 73 ;—
of Incheok, Da., II. 63.
Arbuthnotof Lyntusk, Jo., I. 119 ; — of that Ilk,
Ja., 1. * 402, 284 ; Ro., fiar, II. 362 ;— of
Brichtie, Jo., I. * 402 ; — of Fyndowrie, Dav.,
II. 362 ; — of Carnedaw (Carnegaw), Jo., II.
387 ; III. 478.
Ardchattan, Cotnmendator of, Jo., invaded, 1.
* 465 ; Prior of, III. 14.
Aroy, Peter, Highland robber, tortured to dis-
cover liis accomplices. III. 195.
.\rroquhar. Burning of, I. * 240.
Assessors to the Justice-depute, 11.3; declined
on account of relationship, deadly feud, <S:c.
ib., 82.
Assises, Exemption from, pleaded, I. * 418 ;
granted to Inhabitants of Perth, * 418 ; bur-
gesses of Aberdeen exempted from Assises of
Barons, <S:c., * 577 ; III. 379 ; Ministers
claimed exemption, 24 ; protest for expenses,
94; Advocates exempted from, II. 112 ; full
exceptions against an Assise, 143 ; three of
King's Guard sit on Assise, 559 ; instance of a
large number (19), HI. 57 ; trial of a^ac^ re-
mitted to Assise, ' and the Probatioun to be
vfet befoir thame,' 574 ; two ' chirurganes' sit
on Assise, ib. ; Proof led by Assise after they
were enclosed in the Assise-house, 575.
Assise declared Infamous and Peijured for Wil-
ful Error, I. * 72 ; Protestation against a Ver-
dict, * 449 ; Assise tried for acquitting a
Witch, 244 ; see Error ; confined till Verdict
returned, * 131 ; imprisoned for year and
day, I. * 203 ; wine brought to, at Sir Jas.
Hammil ton's Trial, * 305 ; Great {3Iagna
Assisa^, * 391 ; often considered as witnesses
in the cause, HI. 60, and note, 107, 280, &c.
Assoin^ie (Fr. essoi/ne), excuse for absence, &c.
11.65.
Asound, swooning, II. 525.
Assinloss of that Ilk, Ja., I. * 420.
Aslowne, Laird of, 1.65 ; — of Garrocbe, III. 253;
Mr Geo. his son, assists in a Mass, ib.
Assurance, judicial, I. * 144.
Assythment, for Mutilation, 1. * 335 ; for Slaugh-
ter, * 371 ; for cutting off the ears, * 475 ; II.
74, 403 ; III. 537.
Ashintullie, Place of, besieged, II. 63.
Assisting Thieves and Rebels, 1. * 144 ; Traitors,
* 160, * 187, * 201, * 202, * 205 ; the Eng-
lish, * 332, * 337, * 338 See Intercommu-
ning, &c.
Askomell, in Kjnityre, burnt, HI. 5.
Assembly of the Kirk, convoking an unlawful, II.
3 ; Moderator and Ministers tried, 494 ; ba-
nished, 503, &c.