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

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GENERAL INDEX.
ter Karnes, II. 131 ; III. 144 ; — of Newtyle,
Tho., I. 9 ; Mr Ja. II. 460 ; appointed Jus-
tice-depute, III. 426. See Bellenden and
Ballanden.
Bane, King and Queen of. See Bene.
Banner, Royal, I. *114, *267 ; — to the Trumpets,
I. * 308, &c. See Standard.
Bannerman (Heritable Banner-bearer), I. * 268.
Banisbment to county of Aberdeen, I. *203 ; — from
Cranstoun, III. 540 ; — from Edinburgh, I.
* 399 ;— from Scotland, * 157, * 161, * 366,
* 375, * 388, * 394, * 396, * 402, * 406 ;
and right hand struck off, * 432, ib. ; for
Adultery, 80 ; sjiootingin King's palace, 187 ;
— England, Ireland, and the Isles, II. 40 ; III.
541,542, &c. ; — beyond sea, I. * 160 ; — from
Stratiierne, * 346.
Baptising, in the fashion of Papistry, I. * 420 ;
after excommunication, 189 ; — a cat (by
Witches) 218; a more remarkable instance,
237 ; II. 543.
Baptism of Prince James (eldest son of King
James V.), I. * 302 ; painting his arms, &c.,
ib.; — of JPrince Arthur, * 309; — King
James VI. at Stirling, * 479; — of Prince
Henry, 338 ; preparations for, and expenses
of, 339, &c. ; — renouncing, III. 601 ; — form of
Witches' baptism, &c., ib., 603, 610, 614,
617, &c. See Witchcraft, passim.
Bar of Justiciary Court, how kept, I. * 2.
Barbarous slaughter and maiming of sheep. III,
380.
Barbed harnessing for King's horse, I. * 321.
Barclay of Cullarnye, Dar. I. 60 ; — of Johnstoun,
Jo., III. 268 ;— of Ladylaud, Da., I. * 451 ;
Hew, 281 ;— of Matheris, Dav. * 190, * 199;
— of Rynd, Tho., * 158 ; — of Stercovy, Rob.,
* 88 ; — of Strowy, Jo., 25 ; — of Towie (Tol-
lie), Walt., 65 ; Pat., slaughter of a Messen-
ger-atarms, 381 ; acquitted, 385 ; Sir Pat.,
II. 348 ; his brother Wm. tried for Peijury,
hearing Mass, &c. ib. ; Walt., III. 486 ; Tho.
Dempster of Muresk beheaded for Forging a
Bond in his name, ib. ; Sir Pat. and Pat. yr.
ib. ; — of Touche, Wm., remitted, I , * 250 ;
— of Vnthank, Andrew, III. 564 ; — of Syde,
Alexander, I. * 404 ; Geo., II. 130 ; Jo., his
son, tried for Slaughter, ib. 134 ; — of that Ilk,
Walter, *441.
Bardowy, Laird and Lady of. Sec. See Hamilton.
Barholme, Laird of, slain, I. 81 ; 11.523.
Bark, King's little, a ship, I. * 298.
Barmkine, (barmekyne), what, III. 13, 17, &c.
Barnehill, burnt, IlL 223.
Barras See Tournament, III. 42.
Barrett, Capt., English Pirate, III. 100.
Barroune of Kynnaird, Geo., II. 128 ; — Jo.
alias M'Duff, Officer of Strathbraan, hanged
for Gowi-ie's Conspiracy, II. 153, &c., 246.
See Macduff, and 394, note.
Barsalloch, burning of, 1. * 104.
Barskeocht, attempt to restore Popery at the
Place of, I. * 430.
Barry, Tho., forging Regent's signature, right
hand struck off, I. 19.
Basane (Bison) skins, I. * 321.
Basin of solid gold, weighing 10 lb. 1^ oz. I.
* 295. See Gold, &c.
Bass, Laird of. See Lauder.
Bassoned-meir, a soird. III. 265.
Bastie, Sir Anthony D'Arcie de la. Guardian and
Lieutenant of Lothian and the Merse, &c.,
slain, I. * 235, * 261, * 265, * 267.
Batard, what, HI. 293.
' Batounnis and rouogis,' striking with, a Minis-
ter, 11. 416; naked people, 454, &c. See
Hurting and Wounding.
Battery, pendente lite, I. * 73.
Battiesoune, Jo., alias Jok of the Scoir, Prikil
up Arc/tie, and Adie, his brothers, hanged
for Slaughter, Horse and Cattle-stealing,
II. 443.
Battle, Dunkeld, L * 98 ; Stirling, 100; Glas-
gow-Muir, * 114; Corrichie, * 183; Kitty-
crocehill, near Glasgow, * 237 ; Haddenrig,
* 324 ; Ancrum-muir, * 332, * 359 ; Pyn-
kie-cleuche, * 360, * 378, 51 ; Langside, 1.
1, 5, &c. ; Inveresk or Musselburgh, 51 ; Bal-
rinnes, or Glenlivet, 361 ; Dryffe-Sands, III.
30. See Field ; Fight, &c.
Bauche straikis, what, II. 84 ; lIL 485, &c.
Bauld, Bessie, a Witch's nickname. III. 606.
Baver (beaver hat) to K. James V., I. * 305.
Bawbeis (Balbeis), forging, I. * 364, * 365, *392 ;