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.
631
498 ;— of St Jolin's Kiik, Jo., 11.368;— Win.
one of King's Guard, slain, II. 559.
Baird of Auchmaddy (Aui-lnnedden), Geo., I.
* 454 ; Gilb., II. 394 ; Hen., beheaded for
Slaughter, III. 499 ;— of Kilquhin^ie (Cul-
lein^ie). III. 119; Jo., his lirolher, Shiughter,
ib. 172, 475 ;— of Posso, Geo., I. * 81, * 87,
« 1.33.
Baiser-stanes, what, III. 100.
Balance, Ordeal of the. III. 184.
Balcasky, Martin, using Heretical books, I. *219 ;
remitted, * 252.
Balcanquall, Mr Walt., one of the banished Mi-
nisters, I. * 137 ; II. 5, &e.
Balcomie, Laird of, III. 245 ; liis lands in Lewis
burnt and waste<l, &c., ib.
Balfour of Bandone, Peter, I. 27, 255 ;— of Bello,
Da. I. 255 ; — of Burley, David, remitted, I.
* 240 ; Mich. * 345; Sir Mich., 280 ; Da., bro-
ther to Laird of, II. 135 ; Mr Wm., brother to,
Housebreaking, he, 383, III. 9 ; Sir Ja., his
brother, ib. ; Mich., 391. See Burley;—
Geo., Prior of Charterhouse, I. 48 ; Trea-
son, 86 ; — of Kirktoune, Dav., 28 ; — Laird of
(of that Ilk), 74 ; — of Makcormastoune, Geo ,
392 ;— Marg., Witch, 373; Alison, 374;
tortured with the ' caschielawis,' 375 ; the in-
human torture of her husband, son, and daugh-
ter to extort confession, ib. 376 ; her decla-
ration at the place of execution, ib. ; — of
Mountquhanie, III. 82; — of Pitcullocht, Mr
Pat., II. 343, 430;— of Pittendreich, Sir Ja.,
Captain of Edr. Castle, L * 479, *512; and
Dep. of ' French Paris,* &c. ; Interconimuning
with, 33 ; — Mr Wm., Rioting to restore Po-
pery, * 416.
Bale-Fires, ' Balis ' of Fire for raising the coun-
try, in case of invasion, I. * 269, * 280, &c.
Balhagartye, Laird of, I. * 454.
Ballagane, Laird of, (Dune. Hunter,) Intercom-
muning with, I. * 369.
Ballatt against King of England, I. * 295.
Ball-cod, III. 496.
Ballenden of Auchnoull, Sir Louis, Justice Clerk,
I. 142 ; Sir Jo., II. 459, note ; Sir Jo., Jus-
tice-Clerk, III. 391 ;— Sir Ja., II. 413. See
Bannatyne and Beilenden.
VOL. III.
Ball-green, III. 214; playing ' the boilspell,' ii.
Ballingall of that Ilk, VVm., I. * 404, * 425 ;
Arch., his brother, slain, ib. ; of Kiggis, Ja.,
* 404.
Ballogy, fortalice of, destroyed by King's com-
mand, I. 344.
Balmane, Laird of, I. * 284.
Balmanno of that Ilk, Alex., I. 100.
Balmerinoch, Lord, Ja., Secretary, II. 274,
456 ; — 496, 542, 544 ; tried for treasonable
correspondence with the Pope in King's
name, 568 ; his Declaration and Confession,
575 ; sentenced to be beheaded, 580 ; Docu-
ments illustrative of his Trial, ib. ; Narrative
by himself, 588 ; his Speech when convicted,
600; Caldenvood's account, 601, &c. ; — Jo.,
restored in blood, 569.
Balnamoon, Laird of. See Collese.
Balrinnes (or Glenlivet), battle of, I. 361.
Balsonit, sorit, horse, I. * 400.
Band (Bond), General, breaking the King's, I.
* 208, 205 ; liability as to, IL 521 ;— of As-
sociation, by the Rebels in Orkney, III. 293 ;
torn by Ro. Stewart, 304, 395.
Bandeue, alias Ruthvene of that Ilk, Wm., yr.,
II. 397 ; funeral of, 473.
Bandis (bans), proclamation of. III, 413.
Band-mutus, what, (perhaps Lat. nmtus, implying
secrecy, ) IIL 83 ;— of Manrent, I. * 373 ;
III. 83, 7iote, &c. ; — betwixt the Scotts, III.
381 ; betwixt them and the Kerrs, 390; the
Border Barons, &c., 394.
Bannachra, Castle of. Sir Humphrey Colquhoun
Murdered at, by the MacFarlans, II. 431.
Bannatyne of Coig, John, I. * 405 ; — of Corhous,
Jo., Slaughter, I. * 179 ; respited for Mutila-
tion, * 241, 65, 72 ; Wm., Forcible abduction,
378; II. 108, 131; IIL 145 ;— of Gairsey,
Wm., slaughter, I. 393 ; III. 82 ;— John, ex-
empted from Hosts, warding, &c., I. * 247 ; —
Ja., in Chapell Donald, Murder of the Laird
of Cul3eane, II. 461, &c. See Muir of Auch-
indrain and his Trial, III. 127, &c. ; proposal
to murder him when in Ireland, 139; — Tho.,
Lord Newtyle, I. 9 ; Tho., Justice-depute,
41, &c. ; Alex., Justice-depute, 58, &c. ; —
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