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GENERAL INDEX 465
Kalchez, William de, canon of Or¬
leans, 75 and n.
Kelly, earl of, 144.
Kennedy, John, apothecary in Edin¬
burgh, 375 n.
Ker, George, of Fawdonside, 137, 138.
Kerkepatrik, sire Thomas de, 27.
Kethe, sire William de, 28.
Kilian, St., bishop of Wtirtzburg, a
Scot, 126.
Kincardine (Kyncardyn), valuation of
the shire of, 25.
—— lord, 361.
Kinnoule, 261.
Kinross (Kynros) valuation of the shire
of, 25.
Kirbie Lansdale, 306.
Kirkcaldy of Grange, 152, 206, 215,
221.
Kirkeleye, sire William de, 28.
Kirkmichael or Carmichael, John,
bishop of Orleans, 55, 63, 75, 101.
Kneland, And., 137.
Knights of the hall, 13.
Knights templars in Scotland, 4 and n.
Knox, Mr. Andrew, 244.
John, ‘ Saint Knocks,’ 281.
Mr. John, 244.
Kroning, Johann, Dr. Erskine’s valet,
426.
La Brousse, M., 109.
La Dagne, M., 108.
Ladre, Hue, no.
Lady park, 139.
La Fargue, Jehan de, 109.
La Faurye, Estienne de, 109.
La Grange, Anthonie, 109.
Lagrec, M., 108.
La Marche, counte Patrik de, keeper
of Berwick castle, 29 and n.
La Mayre, Jehan de, 108.
Lamb, Mr. Andro, 244.
James, minister at Boltoun, 143.
Lambert, general, at Carlisle, 297-298,
299, 307. 308, 309 «.
La Montaigne, M., no.
Lanark, valuation of the shire of, 25.
Lancaster castle, 309.
Lancaster’s rebellion, 22.
Land measures, 26.
Langdale, sir Marmaduke, his account
of the battle of Preston, 292; takes
Berwick, 293 and «, 304 and n;
pledged not to engage the enemy
before the arrival of the Scots, 297,
299, 300, 306 ; expected by the Scots
to take the covenant, 307.
Langside, battle of, 225.
Lannerick, earle of, 297, 298, 302,
303,310,311.
Lansour, James, of St. Andrews diocese,
procurator of the Scottish nation at
Orleans, 82.
La Pallue, captain, 107.
La Piote, Fortin de, 108.
La Runerc, M., 109.
Lateran, council of, 84.
Latin language in the middle ages, 67.
La Touche, Mathurin de, 108.
Laud, archbishop, on bishop Grseme’s
submission, 243.
Lauderdale, earl of, 263, 296, 302, 319.
Laundels, sir Johan de, 29 and «.
Launston, sire William de, 29 n.
Lausoun, James, 82.
Lavels, sire Johan de, 29 «.
Law, study of, at Orleans and Bologna,
47, 48.
James, bishop of Orkney, 237.
Le Bragard, M., 109.
Le Breton, Francois, 109.
Le Capdei, M., 109.
Le Castella, M., 109.
Le Graung le fitz, sire John, 27.
Leighton, sir Ellis, 367 «.
Robert, archbishop of Glasgow,
323, 327, 329, 331, 333; his death,
334; letters from, to Gilbert Burnet,
358, 359. 361, 362, 364, 365-368.
Le Long, Guyon, 108.
Le Maistre, Jehan, no.
Le Mareschal, M., 110.
Le Merle, M., 109.
Le Monro, M., 109.
Le Moyne, Jehan, no.
Lemyngston, sire William de, 29 and n.
Lennox, erle of, 208.
Esme, duke of, 375.
feud, 147, 148, 152.
Le petit Estienne, no.
Le Picart, M., no.
Le Prince, Jacquet, no.
Le Roux, Jelen, 108.
Le Sauuaige, Jehan, 109.
Lescauf, Loys, 108.
Lescot, sire Michel, 29.
Le Seigneur, M., no.
Lesley, John, bishop of Ross, 153-155,
159, 160, 202, 203; sketch of his
early life by Maitland, 157; favours
Mary’s marriage with Bothwell, 145-
148 ; his illegitimate children, 146,
162; desirous of enriching his
‘bastardlie brood,’ 166; a ‘traitor
and a knave,’ 148; his character
damaged by his Apologia, 150; queen
Mary’s ambassador in England, 162,
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Kalchez, William de, canon of Or¬
leans, 75 and n.
Kelly, earl of, 144.
Kennedy, John, apothecary in Edin¬
burgh, 375 n.
Ker, George, of Fawdonside, 137, 138.
Kerkepatrik, sire Thomas de, 27.
Kethe, sire William de, 28.
Kilian, St., bishop of Wtirtzburg, a
Scot, 126.
Kincardine (Kyncardyn), valuation of
the shire of, 25.
—— lord, 361.
Kinnoule, 261.
Kinross (Kynros) valuation of the shire
of, 25.
Kirbie Lansdale, 306.
Kirkcaldy of Grange, 152, 206, 215,
221.
Kirkeleye, sire William de, 28.
Kirkmichael or Carmichael, John,
bishop of Orleans, 55, 63, 75, 101.
Kneland, And., 137.
Knights of the hall, 13.
Knights templars in Scotland, 4 and n.
Knox, Mr. Andrew, 244.
John, ‘ Saint Knocks,’ 281.
Mr. John, 244.
Kroning, Johann, Dr. Erskine’s valet,
426.
La Brousse, M., 109.
La Dagne, M., 108.
Ladre, Hue, no.
Lady park, 139.
La Fargue, Jehan de, 109.
La Faurye, Estienne de, 109.
La Grange, Anthonie, 109.
Lagrec, M., 108.
La Marche, counte Patrik de, keeper
of Berwick castle, 29 and n.
La Mayre, Jehan de, 108.
Lamb, Mr. Andro, 244.
James, minister at Boltoun, 143.
Lambert, general, at Carlisle, 297-298,
299, 307. 308, 309 «.
La Montaigne, M., no.
Lanark, valuation of the shire of, 25.
Lancaster castle, 309.
Lancaster’s rebellion, 22.
Land measures, 26.
Langdale, sir Marmaduke, his account
of the battle of Preston, 292; takes
Berwick, 293 and «, 304 and n;
pledged not to engage the enemy
before the arrival of the Scots, 297,
299, 300, 306 ; expected by the Scots
to take the covenant, 307.
Langside, battle of, 225.
Lannerick, earle of, 297, 298, 302,
303,310,311.
Lansour, James, of St. Andrews diocese,
procurator of the Scottish nation at
Orleans, 82.
La Pallue, captain, 107.
La Piote, Fortin de, 108.
La Runerc, M., 109.
Lateran, council of, 84.
Latin language in the middle ages, 67.
La Touche, Mathurin de, 108.
Laud, archbishop, on bishop Grseme’s
submission, 243.
Lauderdale, earl of, 263, 296, 302, 319.
Laundels, sir Johan de, 29 and «.
Launston, sire William de, 29 n.
Lausoun, James, 82.
Lavels, sire Johan de, 29 «.
Law, study of, at Orleans and Bologna,
47, 48.
James, bishop of Orkney, 237.
Le Bragard, M., 109.
Le Breton, Francois, 109.
Le Capdei, M., 109.
Le Castella, M., 109.
Le Graung le fitz, sire John, 27.
Leighton, sir Ellis, 367 «.
Robert, archbishop of Glasgow,
323, 327, 329, 331, 333; his death,
334; letters from, to Gilbert Burnet,
358, 359. 361, 362, 364, 365-368.
Le Long, Guyon, 108.
Le Maistre, Jehan, no.
Le Mareschal, M., 110.
Le Merle, M., 109.
Le Monro, M., 109.
Le Moyne, Jehan, no.
Lemyngston, sire William de, 29 and n.
Lennox, erle of, 208.
Esme, duke of, 375.
feud, 147, 148, 152.
Le petit Estienne, no.
Le Picart, M., no.
Le Prince, Jacquet, no.
Le Roux, Jelen, 108.
Le Sauuaige, Jehan, 109.
Lescauf, Loys, 108.
Lescot, sire Michel, 29.
Le Seigneur, M., no.
Lesley, John, bishop of Ross, 153-155,
159, 160, 202, 203; sketch of his
early life by Maitland, 157; favours
Mary’s marriage with Bothwell, 145-
148 ; his illegitimate children, 146,
162; desirous of enriching his
‘bastardlie brood,’ 166; a ‘traitor
and a knave,’ 148; his character
damaged by his Apologia, 150; queen
Mary’s ambassador in England, 162,
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| Description | Contents: The Scottish king's household and other fragments from a 14th century manuscript / Mary Bateson -- The Scottish nation in the University of Orleans, 1336-1538 / John Kirkpatrick -- Muster-roll of the French garrison at Dunbar, 1553 / Robert S. Rait -- The antiquity of the Christian religion among the Scots, 1594 / Henry D.G. Law -- The apology for William Maitland of Lethington, 1610 / Andrew Lang -- Some letters and correspondence of George Graeme / L.G. Graeme -- A Scottish journie, being an account in verse of a tour from Edinburgh to Glasgow in 1641, by P.J. / C.H. Firth -- Narratives illustrating the Duke of Hamilton's expedition to England in 1648 / C.H. Firth -- Certain papers of Robert Burnet ... Gilbert Burnet ... and Robert Leighton / H.C. Foxcroft -- Letters and documents relating to Robert Erskine, physician to Peter the Great, 1677-1720 / Robert Paul -- The will of Charlotte Stuart, Duchess of Albany, 1789 / Francis Steuart -- Index. |
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