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.
Justice-aire of Jedburghe for numerous crimes,
I. * 28, lie; four of tliem hanged, * 30.
Oneill presents K. James V. with a horse, I.
* 303. See Steid, &c.
Oppression done to the Lairds of Ravmniscraig
and Vchiltrie, I. * 32 ; — to Lady Cardines,
* 52; Laird of Caly, * 53; Abbot of Dun-
drennan's officer, * 54 ; Sir Gavin Kennedy,
* 55; Laird of Niddry-Marischall, * 73;
Laird of Bass, ib, ; Laird of Leswalt, L * 89 ;
Ardwell, * 90 ; Lord Drummond, * 108 ;
Mr D. Lindsay, * 141 ; Jolin Petcarne, &c.,
* 159; Laird of Congiltoun, * 1.58, * 160,
* 169; Dean of Murray, * 176; Moncur of
Balluny, * 178, * 180, * 181 ; John Mathe-
soune, beheaded, * 201 ; Laird of Bargany,
* 204 ; Hepburn, &c., 87 ; ' cietineris' of
Brechin, * 431 ; Tho. Cuninghanie hanged,
II. 359 ; and Peijury, &c., three persons hang-
ed, behea<led, and scourge<l, II. 453 ; — and
Murder, 516 ; by E. of Ori<ney against In-
habitants of O. and Zetland, III. 81, 312,
489, 491. See Orkney.
Or, James, beheaded for slaughter, III. 358.
Orde of that Ilk, And., I. * 150.
Ordeals, popular, for the Discovery of Murder,
III. 183, &c.
Orders of K. James V., invested with the Collar
of Cokkil^eis,' I. 265 ; the Garter, * 283,
* 289 ; St Michael, * 283 ; the Golden Fleece,
ih. ; mending the King's, * 292, &c.
Organs, I. * 122, * 279, * 290, * 321.
Orkney, Bishop of, I. * 211 ; Adam, 101,
267, 270, 293 ; Trial of Mitchell for firing
a pistol at. III. 195 ; Rebellion in Orkney,
293, &c.; Ja., 301, 304; Geo. 444; Ja.,
508 ; — Earl of. Ro., to seize ,<ind expel the
Spaniards, I. 267 ; Pat. seizing ' the Ark of
Nov,' 336 ; attempt to poison him and cut him
off by Witchcraft, 373 ; Tho. Palpla execut-
ed, 374; II. 76, 77; Ro., 97; Pat., tyranni-
cal oppression of Inhabitants of O. and Zet-
land, III. 81 ; curious form of the execution
of dittay, 86; Trial of Ro., natural son of
Pat. E. of O., 272 ; he, along with 5 accom-
plices, is hanged and forfeited, 283 ; illustra-
tive Papers, ib. ; Trial of Pat. E. of O., 308 ;
notices of, ib. ; beheaded and forfeited, 318;
illustrative Papers, 319 ; conference between
the Secretary, Lord Advocate, and the Earl,
320 ; his Examination, ib., 322 ; — Master
OF, Jo., Witchcraft, attempt to poison his
brother, the Earl, &c., 1. 373 ; tried for slay-
ing the Parson of Urquhart, 392, 397.
Orkney and Shetland, withholding the rents, 1.
* 182 ; Convocation of lieges in arrayed battle,
and slaughter of Earl of Caithness, * 253 ;
Lease of Lordship and Isles of, to Oliver Sin-
clair for 3000 merks yearly, *257, * 258 ; K.
James V. visits, * 305 ; Convocation there,
* 413 ; Rebellion by the Earl and his base
son. III. 272 to 307, and 308 to 327 ; Bond
of Association by the Rebels, 293 ; Deposi-
tions of Rebels, 294, &c. ; Bond torn by Ro.
Stewart, 304 ; Deposition of Ro. Stewart,
306 ; Letter from the King, as to the oppress-
ed people of Orkney, 319.
Orme, Da., bailie of Newburgh, III. 97 ; of
Mugdrum, Da., I. 270, 309.
Ormistoun of Brigend, Ro., I. 268 ; — Deer-park
of, chasing and wounding Deer, I. * 140 ;
of that Ilk, Geo., * 147 ; Ja., deforcing a
Messenger, I. * 334 ; at Darnlev's Murder,
145; Ja. III. 391; Deadly feud with Laird
of Cessfurd, reconciled, 303; — Rob, alias Hob,
I. 145 ;— of Smailholm, Jo., I. 270.
Ormond, Pursuivant, 1. * 273, * 281, * 306,
* 317, 226.
Oronsay, Island of, burnt, I. 229.
Orpbies, (orfevrerie,) gold embroidery, I. * 301.
Orrok of that ilk, Ro., I. * 186, 60 ;— of Silli-
bawbe, his wife portioned by K. Ja. V., I.
* 324. See Tocher, &c.
Otterburn of Redhall, Mr Adam, remitted, I.
* 252 ; sent to London to treat a Peace, * 283 ;
* summoned, * 310; Tho., 154, 375, IL 528.
Otter-stalff, Ro., Hutt(ine, slain with, III. 499;
Hen. Baird beheaded, 500.
Oulk, week. III. 601, ct passim.
Outing forged money, II. 74. See Uttering.
Overbury, Sir Tho., murdered, II. 593; K. James
VI., awful imprecation, 600, ?iote.
Over the dyke with it, a Witch's nickname, III.
606. See Nicknames.