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.
hanged and quartered, 259 ; Execution, and
behaviour on the scaffold, 260, &c. ; — against
King's life by Witchcraft, I. 209, 230, &c.
See Witchcraft, &c.
Convocation of the lieges, I. * 201, * 203, * 206,
* 207, * 238; in Orkney, and Slaughter of
Earl of Caithness, * 253 ; in Cupar-
Fife, * 367 ; at Elmisdene Water, by Earl of
Caithness, * 395, * 409, * 410, * 413; in
Edr., * 436 ; in fenced Sheriff Court of Ayr,
* 456 ; of an unlawful Assembly, II. 3.
Convocation of Witches. See North Berwick, &c.
Connell, Ja., and 12 others, forfeited for abiding
from Raid of Stirling, 11. 85.
Conjuration, Witches', for healing Diseases, 1.230,
237 ; III. 608, et seq.
Confession extorted by ' waiting^ Witches, &c., I.
50; Ogilvie, a Jesuite, III. 331, 332.
Consecrated ground. Witch-meetings held there,
and in Churches, III. 603, and note.
Constable, Lord High, his Jurisdiction, I. * 351,
* 476, 98; II. 91.
Conspeckell, II. 99.
Corbet of Ardbo, (Arboill,) Jo., II. 555.
Corroche, hasty, precipitate. III. 249.
Coroners, I. * 418, &c.
Corn, stealing. III. 564 ; — exporting, I. * 365 ; —
burning, * 127, * 375, * 405 ; And. Thome-
soun burnt, 70, 1 10.
Corrichie, Battle of, I. * 183.
Coronation of King Jas. IV., I. * 114 ; Queen
Magdalene,* 287 ;ofQueenMARYof Guise,
* 299, &c. ; new Crowns, \h. ; Lords and La-
dies warned to attend, * 300.
Corpus Christi Play, 1. * 121.
Corpses disinterred by Witches, and ' junted' for
charms, &c., I. 233, 237, 239 ; of Traitors
disinterred, and bones produced at Forfeiture,
IL 241, 246, 277, 405; inspected by Sur-
geons, to report if deceased died by wounds,
III. 62 ; Superstition as to the Murderer's
touch causing the corpse to bleed, III. 143, 1 65 ;
curious illustrations of, 182, &c. ; corpse of a
murdered man raised and inspected seven days
after his burial, 574.
Corry of Kellwood, Tho., I. * 86, * 127, * 138 ;
Geo., * 457, 89; Jo., H. 106; IIL 172;—
Laird of, I. * 62.
Cornwall of Bonhard, Nich., I. 268 ; — Arch., Ex-
hibiting King's picture on the gibbet, II. 349 ;
hang>jd, and his body exposed 24 hours with
a paper on his forehead, 351 ; gibbet taken
down and burnt, ib.
Corstorphin, College of, I. * 333.
Cordiner, King's Master, I. * 315.
Covens, Witches', consisted of 13 in each, III. 603,
&c. ; each had a Maiden and an Officer, 605 ;
grand meetings, 606.
Covantoune, Burning and Hereschip of, I. * 26.
Cousland, Burning of, I. * 141.
Courschet, what, II. 392.
Cook, King's Master, I. * 310, *313 ; Court, ib. ;
Stealing from Queen Dowager's chief Cook,
* 406.
Coulter of a plough. Witch-charm with, III. 557.
Cowper, Justice-aire of, I. * 272 ; — insuiTection
against the Bailies, &c., I. * 367 ; — man burnt
for Heresy, I. * 297 ; — Magistrates of, assist-
ing E. of Botbwell, I. 310 ;— Lord, Ja., II.
600, note.
Cowart, Capt., English Pirate, III. 100.
Cowdene, Sir Ja., false Notary, I. * 459.
Cowie, Army at, I. 175; — Pat., and four others,
starving a man to death in private carcere, III.
479.
Cradle, State, Prince James's, I. * 302.
Craftsmen, Insurrection of, against Bailies of Cu-
par, &c., I. 367.
Craiganis, Laird of, slain, I. * 44.
Craigy, Tutor of, respited, I. * 237 ; — Lady
(Jonet Logan), pension to, * 305,* 312;
Dule dress to, * 320.
Craiginche, Burning and Hereschip of, I. * 246.
Craignethan, Castle of, keeping, 1. 316.
Craig of Craigisfintray, Jo., I. * 454 ; his wife's
Incest and adultery, * 459 ; — of Craigistoun,
Wm., II. 64 ; Slaughter of the Laird of Carne-
hill, 105 ; — fortalice of, ordered to be demo-
lished, 1.348; — Jonet (aged 11), ravished,
II. 566 ; Jo. Errole, hanged, 567 ; — Tho.,
Justice-depute, I. * 477, &c., 1 ; Sir Lewis,
II. 568.
Craig, the throat or neck. III. 573.
Craigingelt of that Ilk, John, 1. * 216, * 339 ; he
and his son Itobert mutilated of their left arms,
» 383 ; Tho., III. 268 ;— Geo., tried for Gow-