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between Mary and Darnley, 68, 69; but fails,
70 ; sends ambassadors for that purpose, ib. ;
orders Lennox and Darnley back to England
under pain of forfeiture, ib. ; embassy on
Prince James' baptism, 81 ; murder of Darn-
ley notified to Elizabeth, 85 ; Murray waits
on her before being appointed Regent, 99;
Queen Mary claims her protection, 103 ;
she sends a diamond ring presented as a token
by Elizabeth to be used in extremity, ib. ;
slie is seized by Lord Scroop, and sent pri-
soner to Carhsle castle, 104; sends letters to
defer meeting of parliament, 105; but it was
held, ib. ; Commissioners appointed to meet at
York to treat of Queen Mary's claims, 106;
proceedings there andbefore Elizabeth in Lon-
don, ib., to 113; letters as to Queen Mary,
116; Abbot of Dunfermhn sent as to Mary's
projected divorce, and her marriage to Duke of
Norfolk, 117; returns, ib.; Norfolk imprisoned,
and Mary is more closely confined, 119; Earl
of Northumberland betrayed to Murray, 118 ;
is taken to Lochleven, 119; Marr delivers
him to Elizabeth, by whose order he is be-
headed, ib. ; sends Randolph after Murray's
murder, 122 ; seeks redress for Buckleuch
and Fernihurst's depredations, ib. ; is solicited
by Mortoun to send an English army to sup-
port King's interests, 124 ; complies, 125 ;
sends army under Sussex, ib. ; advises Lennox
to be chosen Regent, ib. ; advance of her
army, 126, 127 ; Abbot of Dunfermline re-
turns from a new embassy, 128 ; she grants
cessation of hostilities, ib. ; Morton applies
for safe conduct as ambassador, 129; Morton
sets out on his embassy, 131 ; he reports his
embassy to Regent at Stirling, 134.
Elgin, in Moray, Regent Murray there, 115.
England, embassy from Henry VIIL proposing
marriage with Prince of Wales, 3 ; war declar-
ed, 4 ; English fleet of 200 sail land at Wardie
for invasion and destruction of Edinburgh and
Leith, 8, 9 ; their army defeated at Ancrum-
muir, 12; fleet for invasion of Fife, 16; fresh
invasion by an English army, 17; they lay
waste Annandale, &c. ib. ; Langholm taken
from them, 18; Hartford's invasion and battle
of Pinky, 19, 20, 21 ; execution done by
guns from Enghsh fleet at Pinky, 20; 360
widows in Edinburgh after Pinky, 21; fleet
attempt a landing in Fife, but repulsed at St
Monans and Montrose, 24 ; treaty of peace,
30; war again proclaimed, 31 ; embassy to
Queen Elizabeth, Lethingtoune, 46; treaty
with Lords of the Congregation, 47 ; condi-
tions, ib. ; arrival of English army, 6000 foot
and 2000 liorse, 48 ; a further supply of 2000
foot, 49; Secretary Cecil arrives, ib.; treaty
with Mary Queen of Scots, 51 ; English army
to retire, ib. See Elizabeth.
Ennernes. See Inverness.
Erskine, Alexander, Captain of Edinburgh
castle, repulses Confederate Lords, and forces
them to leave the town, 72; — Sir Arthur,
Queen's Master Stabler, 78; — of Dunn, Sir
John, Provost of Montrose, one of the com-
missioners at Mary's marriage in Paris, 32 ;
requested by Queen Regent to disperse the
Congregation met at Stirling to present Con-
fession of Faith to her, 37; treaty proposed
to the Lords, 39 ; — Lord, 5 ; appointed one
of Mary's guardians, 22 ; embarks with
the young Queen for France on her marriage
to Dauphin, 24 ; their arrival, ib. ; captain
of Edinburgh castle, 48 ; receives Queen
Regent, ib. ; one of Mary's council of twelve,
60 ; is displeased at Lord James being created
Earl of Marr, 61 ; exchanged for earldom of
Murray, ib. See Marr.
Errol, Earl of, one of Mary's council of twelve,
60.
Eskdale, English army lay waste, 17; ravaged
by Lennox as the new English warden, 22 ;
Regent Murray's raid there, 118.
Eske, Scots drowned in river during battle of
Pinky, 20-
Eusdaill (Ewisdale), Regent Murray's raid there,
118.
Even (Avon?), bridge of, 126.
Evers, Sir Ralph, invades the Merse and lays
waste Border, 1 1 ; killed at battle of Ancrum-
muir, 12.