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Arbuthnot (Arbuthnott, Archbutnot)
Dr, 40, 171, 172
Ardoch, Dunbartonshire, 21 8m
Ardrossan, Ayrshire, 124M
Argyll (Argyle), countess of, Jean
(Jane) Stewart, illegitimate
daughter of James v, 29M
clothes of, washing of, 43
nurse of, 29, 33,49
servant of, 33
Argyll, second duke of, John
Campbell, 151 bis, 155 bis, 167
and m, 169
Argyll, fourth earl of, Archibald
Campbell, his servant, 37
Argyll, shire of, arms restrictions in,
168
Aristotle, 160 bis, 163
Armour, [blank], from Glasgow, pro¬
poses land bank, 188
arms and armour, 35, 200, 204
arrows, 49 and n
bows, 49 and n
cannon, 151
dirk, 168
gloves of plate, 49
gunpowder, 45,46
guns, 49,168
pistol, 168
poynard, 168
sword, 168; ofhonour, 16
targe, 168; highland, description of,
153-4
whingers, 34 and n, 168
Amdilly (Artildul), Banffshire,
church of, 8 and n
arrows, see arms and armour
Arthur, Thomas, master tailor to
James v, 3 8m
his servants, 38, 45
Athelstaneford, East Lothian, parish
of, 125, 126 and m
Atholl, duke of, John Murray,
149
Atkinson, Marion (Mause), laun¬
dress to James v, and wife of
John Tennent, pursemaster to
James v, 14,15 and n, 17
Auchterderran (Aughterdirren), Fife,
parish of, schoolmaster in, 139
Auchterhouse (Auchterhous), Angus,
schoolmaster in, 140
Auchtermuchty (Auchtermoughtie),
Fife, parish of, schoolmaster in,
139
Auchtertool (Aughtertooll), Fife,
parish of, schoolmaster in, 139
Aveiro (Awerro), Portugal, 61, 70,
74-75, 80
Aviles (Awaleis, Awalleis, Sant
Awall) in Galicia, Spain, 66, 75
bis, 80 bis
letters dated from, 73, 76
Ayill ofWeicht (Ayl ofWeicht), see
Isle ofWight
Aymouth, see Eyemouth
Ayr
burgh of, 123M; Convention of
Royal Burghs at, 65
sheriff of, returns made by, 122
shire of, 123M (bis)
Ayton (Aytone), Berwickshire,
schoolmaster in, 138
b adman, [blank], servant to James v,
20, 34, 40, 45, 49
Bagimond (Beymondum, Boiamund
de Vitia), Master, 3-6
Bagsche, James v’s hound, 2in
Baillie, Andrew, schoolmaster at
Crichton, 127M
Baillie, William, of Lamington,
principal master of the Ward¬
robe, 17
Balduinus (Baldinus), Franciscus,i59,
160
Balensho, [blank], lady, wife of
Robert Fletcher thereof, 164
Ballantine, see Bellenden
ballast, see ships and shipping
Balleaghan, Ulster, 64M
231
Arbuthnot (Arbuthnott, Archbutnot)
Dr, 40, 171, 172
Ardoch, Dunbartonshire, 21 8m
Ardrossan, Ayrshire, 124M
Argyll (Argyle), countess of, Jean
(Jane) Stewart, illegitimate
daughter of James v, 29M
clothes of, washing of, 43
nurse of, 29, 33,49
servant of, 33
Argyll, second duke of, John
Campbell, 151 bis, 155 bis, 167
and m, 169
Argyll, fourth earl of, Archibald
Campbell, his servant, 37
Argyll, shire of, arms restrictions in,
168
Aristotle, 160 bis, 163
Armour, [blank], from Glasgow, pro¬
poses land bank, 188
arms and armour, 35, 200, 204
arrows, 49 and n
bows, 49 and n
cannon, 151
dirk, 168
gloves of plate, 49
gunpowder, 45,46
guns, 49,168
pistol, 168
poynard, 168
sword, 168; ofhonour, 16
targe, 168; highland, description of,
153-4
whingers, 34 and n, 168
Amdilly (Artildul), Banffshire,
church of, 8 and n
arrows, see arms and armour
Arthur, Thomas, master tailor to
James v, 3 8m
his servants, 38, 45
Athelstaneford, East Lothian, parish
of, 125, 126 and m
Atholl, duke of, John Murray,
149
Atkinson, Marion (Mause), laun¬
dress to James v, and wife of
John Tennent, pursemaster to
James v, 14,15 and n, 17
Auchterderran (Aughterdirren), Fife,
parish of, schoolmaster in, 139
Auchterhouse (Auchterhous), Angus,
schoolmaster in, 140
Auchtermuchty (Auchtermoughtie),
Fife, parish of, schoolmaster in,
139
Auchtertool (Aughtertooll), Fife,
parish of, schoolmaster in, 139
Aveiro (Awerro), Portugal, 61, 70,
74-75, 80
Aviles (Awaleis, Awalleis, Sant
Awall) in Galicia, Spain, 66, 75
bis, 80 bis
letters dated from, 73, 76
Ayill ofWeicht (Ayl ofWeicht), see
Isle ofWight
Aymouth, see Eyemouth
Ayr
burgh of, 123M; Convention of
Royal Burghs at, 65
sheriff of, returns made by, 122
shire of, 123M (bis)
Ayton (Aytone), Berwickshire,
schoolmaster in, 138
b adman, [blank], servant to James v,
20, 34, 40, 45, 49
Bagimond (Beymondum, Boiamund
de Vitia), Master, 3-6
Bagsche, James v’s hound, 2in
Baillie, Andrew, schoolmaster at
Crichton, 127M
Baillie, William, of Lamington,
principal master of the Ward¬
robe, 17
Balduinus (Baldinus), Franciscus,i59,
160
Balensho, [blank], lady, wife of
Robert Fletcher thereof, 164
Ballantine, see Bellenden
ballast, see ships and shipping
Balleaghan, Ulster, 64M
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| Description | At head of title: Volume X. Edinburgh : Printed for the Scottish History Society by T. and A. Contable, 1965. Contents: E.W.M. Balfour-Mellville (1887-1963), a memoir / by D.B. Horn. -- Bagimond's roll for the diocese of Moray / edited by Charles Burns -- Accounts of the King's Pursemaster, 1539-1540 / edited by Athol L. Murray. -- Papers of a Dundee shipping dispute, 1600-1604 / edited by W.A. McNeill -- A scottish liturgy of the reign of James VI / edited by Gordon Donaldson -- Lists of schoolmasters teaching Latin, 1690 / edited by Donald J. Withrington -- Letters of Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun and his family, 1715-1716 / edited by Irene J. Murray -- Sir John Clerk's observation on the present circumstances of Scotland, 1730 / edited by T.C. Smout -- A Renfrewshire election account, 1832 / edited by William Ferguson. |
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