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.
Locbroaben, ib. ; III. 35 ; — of Howgill, slain,
50 ; — of tbat Ilk, (Laird of,) Adam, I. * 41 ;
Jo., his Offers, * 148 ; found caution of
10,000 merks, * 229, * 274 ; Hereschip of
his cattle by the English, &c., * 348, * 387,
* 469, 48; Sir Ja., Slaughter, &c., 184;
King's declaration as to his pledges, 346 ;
slays Lord Maxwell, 360 ; II. 461, 509, 396 ;
III. 29 ; his picture hanged with the head
downwards at the Cross of Edr., 31 : shot
dead by Lord Maxwell, at a conference, ib.,
36 ; with two poisoned bullets, 37 ; — Tu-
tor of Johnnestoun, Jo., 75 ; — Jok the Gal-
5eart, I. * 397 ; Jo., bailie of Water of
Leith, III. 9; Gilbert, hanged for Cattle-
stealing, &c., 270 ; — John, (Commendator of
Saul-seat,) Fire-raising, iScc, I. 12; — ofKyn-
nelheid, Wm., slain, III. 489;— of KirkhiU,
Wille, L * 398 ;— of Kellobank, Ja., * 402 ;
Wm., 48 ; Slaughter of Laird of Kynnelheid,
III. 489 ; Wm., yr., and Ja., his sons, ib. ; —
of Kirlitoun, Ja., slain, 432, 435; And., 439 ;
his son Jo. slain at a Funeral, ib- ; — of Loch-
house, Jo., Slaughter, Houghing Oxen, &e.,
beheaded, II. 425 ; Ja., III. 500 ;— of Lock-
erbie, (Turmour,) Wm., 37 ; his Deposition
as to the Laird of Johnstone's Slaughter, 46,
271 ; Slaughter, &c., 432 ; Arch., his brother,
ib.; Wu)., Slaughter, 436 ; Fra., his brother,
slain at the young Laird of Fingland's funeral,
438, 439 ; Wm., 339 ;— of Mossope, Ro.,
489 ; — of Myreheid, Fra., 439; — of Mostoune,
Pat., slain by Lord Glamniis, &c., II. 386 ; —
of Nevvtoune, Ro., I. 13 ; — of Newbie, Ro.,
II. 465, 466 ; Tower of, besieged by widow
of Jo., yr., &-C., 465 ; Jo., sen., ib. ; — of Pow-
dene, Simon, remitted, I. * 244 ; Tho., 48 ;
Ninian, III. 439 ; — of Perisbehill, Gav., I.
* 431 ; — Parson of Tunnergarth, Jo., slain,
IL 441 ;— Provost of Annan, Edw,, III, 431 ;
of the Quawis, Jo., bringing in Englishmen,
Stouthreif, &c., I. * 393 ; — of Raecleuch, Jo.,
(Tutor of .lohnstoune,) III. 75 ; Ro., 433 ;—
of Ryhill, Edw., 375 ; — of Tunnergarthe, Jo.,
Slaughter of Laird of Lockerbie's brother at a
Funeral, 438 ; Blench Bell, bis wife, ib. ; Jo.,
Wm., Fra., and Ja., his sons, ib. ; And., his
son, is slain at the same Funeral, 439 ; — of
Thornik, Capt. Ja., Slaughter of Laird of
Wamphray's brother, 501 ; — of Wamphray,
Jo., I. * 86 : Ro., III. 271 ; Sir Ja., 392 ;
Wm., alias the Galliard, 441, note ; Ro.,
432 ; Wm., his brother, slain, 301 ; — of West-
raw, Ja., I. * 436 ; vmq''' Halbert, ib., 439 ;
Ja., 10 ; slain, 38 ; Ja., 184 ; Ro., his brother,
slain, ib.; 11. 461, 506 ; .Ta., IIL 433, 438;
Slaughter at a Funeral, 439 ; — Mr Wm., Mi-
nister of Lochmaben, slain, I. 355.
JoUie, Alesoune, Slaughter by Witchcraft, Sec,
I. 397 ; acquitted, 399.
Jousting, see Tournament, I. * 118, * 323. See
Barras. For particulars as to tilting and wea-
pons for the tournament, &c., see the Appen-
dices.
Jowp-alane, what, II. 156, note.
Judicial Combat. See Combat and Duel.
Judicium Dei, appeal to heaven — Ordeals for
proof of innocence or guilt of supposed Mur-
derers, 111. 184, &c. See Touching, &c.
' Junting' dead bodies by Witches, I. 218, 233,
238, 239 ; II. 477.
Juratory caution, III. 445.
Jurisdiction of Bailies, II. 43; — of Bailies and
Sberift' of Edr., I. * 129 ;— Declinature of,
443 ; II. 4, 81, &c. See Declinature ; — King's
Chamberlain, 9 1 ; — of King and Privy Council,
declined, 494 ; IIL 87 ; Mr And. Creichton
sentenced to be hanged, 89 ; banished for life,
90 ; of Lord High Constable, L * 351, * 476,
98 ; II. 91 ;— of Magistrates of Edr., L *129,
98 ; — in Maritime causes, ib. ; — Master of
King's Household, II. 91 ;— Sheriff ofPeebles,
L * 330.
Jumall, the King's, L * 297.
Jury. See Assise, Evidence, Wilful Error,
Proof, &c
Justice, administration of, early Regulations for,
I. * 11, * 64, *389, 162, &c.
Justice-Clerk, sworn, I. * 126, * 235, * 236,
* 254, * 272, * 313, * 328; his jurisdiction
declined, * 443 ; III. 358 ; and Master of
Ceremonies, ib. 593 ; remarkable Letter as
to the ' ordour' of this appointment, ib. 396.
Justice Courts, anent, I. * 162.