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.
691
Tlio., II. 502; — of Pantoskane, (Bantaskan,)
Alex., I. 292; — of Prestoune, Jo., I. * 421 ;
11. 10 ;— of Saltioittis, Pat., II. 343 ;— of
Westquarter, llo., I. .59 ; II. 502 ; — of War-
randhill, Alex., I. * 385.
Leven, Thieves of, bringing tliem in, I. * 17, &c.,
* 238.
Lever-Schot, what, II. 336.
Leyying War against the King's Lieutenants, I.
* 134.
Lewis, Island of. See Macleod ; Lands of, set,
I. * 102 ; Hereschip and Burning, i^c. III.
244.
Leyis, Jo., besieging Wauchton, &c., beheaded,
L8.
Libbis, magical incantations, I. 77.
Lichtis, lungs, III. 521.
Liddell of Halkerstoune, Xinian, slain, I. 46.
Liddisdaill, Inhabitants free to frequent markets,
&c., I. * 245 ; remitted, ib. ; — good rule to
be kept, * 111 ; — Raid against Border
Thieves, * 134, * 152.
Life, opinions of the ancients that it was resident
in the blood, III. 182, kc.
Lindesay, Alex., Captain of Fynnevin, I. * 347 ;
—of Auchinskeach, Jo., II. 490 ; III. 271 ;
—of Ballingscho, Sir Jo., I. 280 ; II. 135 ;
— of Blairiefedden, Harie, 135 ; Da., his
uncle, ib. ; Harie, Slaughter, III. 248 ; — of
Brodland, Alex., II. 363; Mr Ja., his son,
Slaughter of Lord Spynie, 329 ; — of Barrese,
Jo., 529 ; Mr Jo., his son. Slaughter of Lord
Spynie, ib. ; — of Balcarras, Sir Jo., Lord Men-
mure, III. 62 ; — of Balgaveis, (Balgavy,) Mr
Walt., I. 282 ; Sir Walt. Murdered, III. 62,
63 ; by the Master of Crawford, ib., 248 ;
Da., ib., 307 ;— of Barnyardis, Dav., I. 28 ;
—of Ballul, Mungo, * 166, * 451 ; II. 438,
439 ; — of Carrestoune, Sir Harie, Shooting
Hagbuts and Pistolets, 409, 529 ; — of Can-
terland, Mr Alex., Slaughter of Lord Spynie,
III. 63 ; — of Covingtoun, (Coibintoune,) Jo.,
Remission, I. * 257, * 369 ; Feud with
Somervilles, ib., » 383, * 437, * 469, 15;
Fire-raising, 109, 166; IL 452; Geo., his
brother. Slaughter of Lord Spynie, 529 ; — of
Corsbasket, Alex., yr., I. * 62 ; — Sir Da.,
yr., fights young Laird of Pittarrow and their
' complices' at the Salt-tron of Edr., III. 61,
65 ; — Mr Da., Minister, I. 304 ; his conduct
as to Gowrie's Conspiracy, III. 621, &c.,
(y. V.) ; — of Dowhill, Adam, I. * 160 ; re-
mitted, * 239, * 253 ; Ja., II. 416; Pat., IIL
583 ;— of Dunrod, I. * 62 ; Jo., * 132 ; Ro.,
* 382, 73, 88; Ro., 133; Alex., Slaughter
of Laird of Lokky, III. 493 ; Jo. his natural
brother, ib. ;— of Edsell, Sir Dav., L 74, 85 ;
Da., fiar, &c., tried for Slaughter of Lord
Spynie, IL 529 ; trial. III. 61 ; notice of the
facts, he , ib., 64 ; Letters to the King, ib. ; —
of Evelik, Jo., II. 515 ; — of Faisdew, Alex.,
135 ; — of Fairgirthe, Jo., I. 15 ; Ja., III.
115; — of the Grange, Bernard, 11.452; — of
Glenesk, III. 63 ;— Mr Jo., Parson of Men-
muir, I. 101 ; — of Kynfawnes, Harie, I. 267,
279; in. 248, 316;— of Kynnettillis, Da.,
II. 529 ; Harie, his son. Slaughter of Lord
Spynie, ib.; — Lord, of Byris, Jo., I. * 134,
* 166, * 185 ; gift of his escheat given to
Douglas of Kilspindy, *239; Treason, *271;
Pat., * 472, * 473 ; Murder of David Riccio,
* 479, * 500, » 503, 29, 83, 91 ; Ja., 293,
345, 346 ; Jo., III. 248 ;— of the Mount, Sir
David, Lion King of Arms, I. *26l ; Keeper
of K. Ja. V. in his infancy, ib. ; King's Usher,
* 265, * 273 ; his wife Jonet Douglas, * 275,
* 276, * 278, * 292 ; payment for their ser-
vices, * 304 ; — Master of, summoned for
Treason, * 268 ; — of Pyotstoun, Wm., * 201 ;
— of Quarrelhill, Da., II. 76 ; — of Raskarrell,
And., slain, III. 115 ;— Rolland beheaded, I.
* 159 ;— of Scheillis, Ja., III. 495 ;— of
Wauchope, Jo., forfeited, I. * 48 ; — of Wood-
heid, Sir Jo., II. 135, 136 ;— of Woodwrae,
Sir Jo., 529.
Lingot, of gold, large, I. * 307.
Linlithgow, besieging Palace of, I. * 238, * 242 ;
— Countess of, Helenor, II. 546, twte ; —
Earl of, (see Levingstoun,) Alex., 496,
544 ; charged with education of the royal
family, 546, twte ;— Field of, I. * 228, * 238,
* 239, * 240 ;— Keepership of, * 316 ;—
Raid of, 19 ; — withholding, * 255.
Liukhop, Ro., tried for Slaughter, for drowning 60
persons in a ferry-boat, I. 183.
Lion, a coin, (Hardits or hardheads,) striking, I.