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.
27 ; Mr Mark, Justice-depute, I. 349 ; — of
Lochhill, Da., King's Advocate, I. 47 ; — Ja.,
III. 252 ;— of Gordonishall, Jo., I. 60 ;— of
Middleton, The, I. t^4.
Bortliwickslieills, Place of, burnt, I. * 37.
Boswell of Auchinleck, David, 1. * 201, * 369,
148 ;— Ja., 46 ;— Jo., 72 ;— Ja., fear of, II.
130 ; — Jo., 335 ;— Ja., 390 ;— of Duntrine-
3emen, Jo., II. 130.
Boss-baked, hump-backed. III. 606.
Boun, what, III. 4G6.
Bourdeaux, Piracy committed there, I. 37.
Bourtrie-buss, what, II. 458.
Bouskat, (Bukkat), Captain Johanne, Commis-
sioner of the Artillery, I. * 261, 262.
Bower, Laird, concerned in the foreknowledge of
Cowrie's Conspiracy, II. 257, &c. See
Sprott and Logan.
Bows and Arrows, &c. See Archery.
Bowmaker of Cardone, Ja., I. * 166 ; — English,
*278.
Boy, Slaughter by a, of eight years, I. * 16 ;
Silver, belonging to K. James V, * 302.
Boyman, Jonet, Witchcraft, burnt, 1. 38.
Boyd, And., brother to Kilmarnok, II. 555 ; — of
Banhaithe, Ro., I. 171; — of Boneschaw, Sir
Tho., III. 345 ; — Jo., acquitted of Poisoning,
L 399 ;— Quintin slain, IL 515 ;— of the
Kyppis, Ja., 1. 171 ; wounded, 187 ; — Lord,
Rob., I. *451, *453, * 478, 35, 171; IIL
339 ;— Master of, Tho., Slaughter, I. 171 ;
— of Penkill, Adam, besieged in his house by
Laird of Bargany, I. * 403, 55 ; — of Pet-
kindy, Rob., I. * S8 ; — of Portincorse, Ro.,
I. 420 ;— Mr Ro., Principal of Glasgow Col-
lege, III. 338.
Boyes, heavy irons for the legs, III. 3.
— Society of the, II. 532 ; Jo. Forbes behead-
ed, 535, 581.
Boyle of Kelburne, Jo., II. 430 ; — Ja., scourged
through Edr., and branded on the cheek, for
Suborning witnesses. III. 358.
Braeraar, stealing wild horses from, I. * 247.
Braidis, Andro, hanged. III. 382.
Bracelets, I. * 295, * 307, « 321, &c. See New
Year's gifts.
Brakanhill, supplying the English at, I. * 3H.
Branding, punishment of a female, I. * 346 ;
three persons scourged, branded, and banished
for Perjury, &c. III. 358, 443, 395.
Brand, Mr Jo., Minister, I. *500, * 511 ; Jo , stu-
dent, his son, beheaded for Slaughter, III. 360.
Breach of Trust, pleadings relative to, II. 549, &c.
Brechin, Feud between citizens of, and Tenants
of Balnamoon, I. * 431 ; — Bishop of, And.,
II. 261, 274.
Bread, selling light, I. * 360.
Breadhead, Janet, Witch, III. 614 ; her Confes-
sions, 616 et seq.
Breadhouse, Yeomen of the King's, I. * 313.
Breanie, Mons. de, French Ambassador, I. * 479.
Breaking on the Wheel (or row), I. 241.
Bribe, taking a, to discharge a Murderer, I. * 63.
Bridal, Slaughter at a. 111. 471 ; Jo. Swyne, be-
headed, ib.
Bridge of Dee, Army at, I. 176.
Bridles, scourging with, I. * 454 ; barbarously
scourging naked people with bridles, &c.,435,
&c. See Scourging.
Brigancy, I. * 91, * 469, 143 ; II. 70, &c.; Tho.
Cuninghame, sword-slipper, hanged, 359,458.
Brigantynes, I. * 289.
Bringing in the English, I. * 17, &c. See En-
glishmen.
Brisbane of Bishoptoun, John, I. * 163, * 382;
—of Raslene, Math., III. 134;— of Middil
Walkinschaw, Jo., slain, 1. 69.
Broadick Castle, burnt, I. * 139 ; Capt. of, 286.
Brocheing, what. III. 526.
Brodestar (Embroiderer), King's, I. * 315,
* 320, &c.
Brodie of that Ilk, Alex., Feud with the Laird of
Altyre, I. * 336, 68 ;— Dav., II. 71 ;— Cham-
berlain of Kinloss, Alex., III. 485 ; — of Lea-
thin, Alex., yr., 602 ;— Margt., Witch, 606,
614, &c.
Broke, Ja., Murdered, III. 565.
Broken men, outlaws of no clan, &c., II. 70, 432 ;
III. 364, 537. See Sorners, &c.
Bronkard, Sir Hen., sent as Ambassador from Q.
Eliz. to James VI., to congratulate him on
his escape from Gowrie's Conspiracy, II. 315.
Brood-mares, King's, I. * 316.
Brothersyde, Wm., beheaded, I. * 160.