Series 3 > Miscellany of the Scottish History Society (Sixth volume)

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Attorney General, on commission
for Union, 232 and n, 235.
Auand, Lord Andrew de, 64.
Auchindoir (Danandore, Ranandor),
church of, 41, 66.
Auchterarder (Hughterardor, Hugh-
terardur), vicar of, 54, 71 ;
parish of, 53 n.
Auchtergaven, parish of, 47 n,
49 »•
Auchterhouse (Hugterhus, Huterus),
vicar of, 48, 72.
Auchterless (Hugterlis, Oteerlis),
church of, 41, 67.
Auchtermuchty (Huctermukedy,
Hughtermukedy), church of, 38,
60.
Auchtermunaie (Huchtermunai),
church of, 37.
Audley end, 164.
Augustinian canons, priory of, at
Abernethy, 53 and n, 81 n.
Australia, knowledge of, 284.
Avoch (Anagh), church of, 50;
vicar of, 50.
Ayr, 277-8 ; presbytery of, 324-5 ;
public library of, 325 ; secession
congregation founded at, 330;
secession minister of, see Taylor,
James.
, River, 255.
Ayrshire, rising in, 143 ; description
of social conditions of, in 18th
century, 243 et seq. ; persecution
of Covenanters in, 249, 263,
280-1 ; emigration of Presby¬
terian ministers from, 263-4;
smuggling on coast of, 290-1.
Ayton, Sir Robert, 209.
, 60 n. And see Eachen.
Bagimond (Mr. Baiamundus (Boy-
amundus) de Vicia, canon of
Asti), papal collector, sent to
Scotland, 3, 5 ft., 14-15, 30;
Rome dissatisfied with, 8-9, 15 ;
death of, 10; examination of
Bagimond’s Roll, n ft. ; Bagi-
mond’s statement in Curia, 25 ff.,
65 ; his salary, 27, 32 ; memor¬
andum anent account of, 65.
Bagimond’s Roll, compared with
other so-called Bagimond’s Rolls,
n-14 ; critical study of, 14 ff. ;
later adaptations of, 19 ; place-
names in, 21.
Bagshott, Charles 11. at, 140.
Baird, Sir John, of Newbyth, lord
of session, 173 and n ; added to
commission for valuations, 192.
, Robert, added to commission
for valuations, 192.
Ballantine (Bannatine), see Bel-
lenden.
Balmaghie, 75 n.
Balquhidder (Buthfuder), church of,
53. 7i-
Baltic states, knowledge of, 284.
Banchory - Devenick (Benchori-
deneueth, Benchorideueueth),
church of, 42, 67.
Banchory-Teman (Benchoritarny,
Benchortarny), vicar of, 42, 67.
Banff (Banf), vicar of, 43, 66.
Baptists, 250, 298.
Barewan, 45 n.
Barnet, 227.
Barony, Beith a burgh of, 269 ;
bailie of, 278.
Barri, Thomas de, canon of Glas¬
gow and Dunbar, 86.
Bass, purchase of the, 161.
Bathgate (Backec, Bathkit.Wackec),
vicar of, 34, 55, 56.
Beath, conventicle held at, 230.
Beauly (Bello Loco), prior of, 46,
76 ; prior and convent of, 49 ;
priory of, 51 «.
Bedesmen, subject to jurisdiction
of chapters, 108.
Bega (Beya), St., patron saint of
parish church of Dunbar, 82 n.
Beith, secession church of, 245 and
n, 330 ; in Cunningham, 255 ;
description of social life of, 277-8,
291-7 et seq. ; industries in,
288-91 ; smuggling and illicit
distillation at, 290-1 ; relations
between secession and estab¬
lished churches in, 299; parish
minister of, see (1) Colville, George,
(2)M‘Lellan, Mr.David, (^Wither¬
spoon, Dr. John; secession mini¬
ster of, see Mitchell, Andrew;
schoolmaster of, see Allison,
David.
Belgium, smuggling of goods from,
290.
Bellenden, of Broughton, William
Lord, commissioner for Duke of
Monmouth, 129 n, 130, 134 and
n, 138, 149, 150; Lauderdale
wishes to obtain place of, for his
brother, 168-9 ; Lauderdale’s irri¬
tation at, and desire to remove