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bonnet pieces, 26 bis, 32M
crowns, 73 bis; French, 27; of
gold, 80
cunyehous, see mint of Scotland
ducats, 73, 74, 76, 78-81 passim;
double, 27, 32, 39; Portuguese
double, 27H; Spanish, 27 and n;
third-part, 26, 32 and n; two-
part, 26,32 and n
gold, new struck, 32
groats, 26,32
Harry nobles, 26,31
malhnadeis, 70,71,72
milreis, 78
pistols, 73
riders, 26, 32, 39 and n
rose nobles, 26,31
royals (rayels), 69-73, 78, 80
specie, 179,186-8,198, 206
unicorns, 26
see also Holland, coins from; Ger¬
many, coins from; mint of Scot¬
land; money
Coldingham, Berwickshire, school¬
master in, 138
Coldstream, Berwickshire
prioress of, see Hoppringill, Jonet
schoolmaster in, 138
Colinton (Colington), Edinburgh,
parish of, schoolmaster in, 126
and n, 135
Collessie, Fife, parish of, 129K, 138
collier to James v, master, see Daw-
sone, Duncan
Colzium, Wester, barony of Calder,
14
Commelin, Mr, 159
commonhaughs, 168
Common Order, Book of (Psalm
Book), 90 bis, 92«
Common Prayer, Book of
English, 90 bis, gm
Scottish, 90,92
Communion
Office, 90,91
Order of, 104-12
compasses, see ships and shipping
Compiegne, France, James v des¬
patches messenger from, 15
comptroller, see Wood, David
Comptrollery, accounts of, 56
Confession of Faith, 121-3,132
Connell, William, 222 bis
Coming, Hermann, 160 bis
consul
in Portugal, 60, 63
in Spain, 60; at Cadiz, 64n
Conveth (Coneway), Inverness-shire,
vicar of, 8 and n
Cook, see Cuke
cook, for ship, see ships and shipping,
crew of
cook to James v, master, see Marshall,
Thomas
cordiner to James v, see Littlejohn,
Arthur
corn, see exports
Com Laws, see Acts of Parliament
Comton, near Stirling, tenant of, 38W
Cornwall, Thomas, schoolmaster at
Kirkhston, 127M
Corstorphine (Corstorphin), Edin¬
burgh, schoolmaster in, 135
Cortachy (Cortachie), Angus, school¬
master in, 140
Couch, Wilham, schoolmaster and
precentor at Cameron, n8n
Coull, see Cule
Coupar (Cowper), abbot of, his ser¬
vant, 37
Couper (Cupar), Alexander, school¬
master in parish of Leuchars,
139
Couper, Arthur, schoolmaster in
Liberton, 135
Court of Session, 215
Cowper, Wilham, bishop of Gallo¬
way, 90 and «, 117
Crafts, David, schoolmaster in Fearn,
140
Crafts, David, schoolmaster in Inver-
arity, 140

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