Series 1 > Papal negotiations with Mary Queen of Scots during her reign in Scotland, 1561-1567

540 PAPAL NEGOTIATIONS WITH MARY
hand of queen Mary, 1, Ixv, Ixxvi,
52, 53. 85, 87, 97. 99, in, 112,
166, 176, 177, 461, 462; extracts re¬
lating tothe proposed match, 179,180.
Charles de Bourbon. See Roche-sur-
Yon.
Charles IX. of France, rumoured mar¬
riage of, 166; at conference of
Bayonne, 195 n, 199; proposed mar¬
riage with queen Elizabeth, 194,
199, 464; sends an envoy to Scot¬
land, 230, 231; willing to assist
queen Mary, 294, 300; assures the
pope of his steadfastness in the
catholic faith, 295, 301 ; approves of
the Darnley match, Ixxvi; letter to,
from queen Mary, 450, 451; letter
to, from the French ambassador at
Rome, 451, 453.
Chase-about raid, 212 n.
Chastity, vow of, forbidden, 124 and n,
136.
Chatelherault, duke of, 432, 478; assists
Mary of Guise in taking Edin¬
burgh and Leith, 26; leaves the
court, 66, 70; declared next heir to
the throne, 97 n.
Chatellar affair, the, 164 and n, 165,
167.
Chatillon, cardinal of, See Coligny,
Odet de.
Chisholm, William, (1), bishop of Dun¬
blane, refuses to see de Gouda, 121
and », 134.
(11) bishop of Dunblane, 96 n,
268, 276, 289, 291, 312, 314, 321,
323. 327. 329. 330, 36o> 36i, 389,
391, 393. 394, 489, 507, 512, 528,
530 ; bishop coadjutor of Dunblane,
40 n, 121 «,.I26, 134, 137; sent to
Rome for the purpose of obtaining a
dispensation for the marriage of
queen Mary with Darnley, Ixxviii,
196 and n, 199, 201 ; speech of, to
Pius IV., Ixxxiii, 203, 204, 207; in¬
terview with the pope, 210-213, 487;
obtains the dispensation, 216; success
of his mission, 488; meets Borromeo,
Ixxviii, 221 ; at Rome, 224-226, 452,
453; leaves Rome, 197, 200, 222,
223 ; in Paris, 227, 281, 283, 491;
probable author of the letter to father
Everard, 257 ; his account of the
queen’s escape, 298 n; his second
mission to Rome, xcviii, cii, 229 n,
232-234, 292, 299 ; probable author
of the Discourse of a Scottish Ambas¬
sador, 240, and List of the Scottish
Nobility, 254 ; returns to Paris, 239,
497, 498 ; to be sent on a mission to
Scotland with Edmund Hay, 297,
298 and n, 303, 501; his instructions,
395-399 n ; Manure on the mission
of, cxv n, 501; sets out for Scotland,
311-314, 318, 319, 407, 504; delayed
at Dieppe, 320, 322 ; at the baptism
of prince James, 341, 342 ; his inter¬
view with queen Mary, cxviii; is
hopeful of the queen’s good inten¬
tions, cxviii, 350, 351 ; on the
marriage of the queen with Both-
well, cxxxi, 477 ; Crichton’s account
of the mission to Scotland, 146, 148;
sent on an embassy to the pope, 493-
495 ; letter to, 309 and «, 310; letter
from, to Moroni, 315, 317; letter to,
from the father-general, 481, 482;
petition of, 516 ; death of, 404.
Chryson, Mic, 415.
Church property, alienation of, 526,
529; tax on, xxv, 2, 3 and n, 16, 19,
22, 39, 42 ; state of, in Scotland, 86,
88.
Classification of the Scottish nobility,
cvi, 254.
Clement vn., calls Mary the defender
of the church, 169; imposes a tax on
the clergy, 524, 525.
Clergy, the, restored to their benefices,
94 and «, 98; petitions for their
taxation, xix, 522, 530; engaging in
commerce,- xxv, 527, 530; their
wealth, 526, 527, 529, 530.
Clerneau, M. de, 394, 395 ; at Edin¬
burgh, ci, 233 «; his report on
Darnley’s murder, cxx, cxxx, 352 n,
355 and n, 356 n, 358.
Cockburn, captain, of the Scots Guard
in France, 423 and n, 426, 427, 430;
on amount of money sent to Scotland,
279 n.
Coinage of Italy, 264 n.
Coligny, M. de, his interview with the
cardinal of Lorraine, 463 ; consulta¬
tion with the earl of Murray, 477.
Odet de, cardinal of Chatillon,
463-
Colville, Robert, of Cleish, 95 n.
William, abbot of Culross, 94 n.
Commendone, Gian Francesco, car¬
dinal, xlviii, 102, 107; hears of de
Gouda’s mission to Scotland, Hi, 92 ;
his correspondence with cardinal
Borromeo, 63, 64 n, 69, 84, 87, 91,
92 ; letter to, from Caligari, 238.
Como, cardinal of. See Galli, Tolomeo.
Condd, the prince of, 468; conspires
against queen Mary, 97, 99; his