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MISCELLANY
Johnston, James, of Johnston, 76, 104
and n.
John, of Newbie, 94 n.
Robert, of Brigholme, 94 11.
colonel sir William, 173 n.
Jones, lieut.-colonel, 176, 183, 187.
Margaret, 465.
Jonkison, John, minister at Athelstane-
ford, 406 and n, 417, 421.
Jott, Jaqueline de, mother of sir
Thomas Hope, 73.
Jus populi vindicatum, 265 n.
Justice, Gavin, 113 w, 114, 115.
Karr, Andrew, writer in Edinburgh,
4°5-
Kay, Adam, minister of Borgue, 297.
lady Jean, wife of John, earl of
Rothes, 411 n.
John, 297, 298.
Keir, Mr., 543.
Mrs., 484.
Alex., of Tullibody, 469 n, 473
and n.
Keirie, Christian, wife of Francis
Masterton, 461, 463, 469.
Francis, 463.
Jean, 471.
• -John, of Gogar, 461, 463, 472,
483-
Marie, 463, 467, 491.
Robert, 482.
Kelso, Robert, minister of Enniskillen,
312 n.
Kendal, rebel army at, 514, 515.
Kenmure, lord, 508.
Kennedy, lady Anne, 474 n.
— lady Catherine, daughter of the
earl of Cassilis, 89 n.
—— Elizabeth, wife of sir Patrick
Vauss, 89 n.
sir Hew, of Girvanmains, 89 n.
Hugh, minister of Trinity college
church, Edinburgh, 330», 350and n.
John, lord, death of, 474 and n.
Kennet house, 303.
Kent, William, 457 n.
Kerr, George, bearer of the Spanish
blanks, 5-10, 68 n.
James, 378-381. 384. 385. 39i-
John, of Morriston, 324, 327 and
n, 328, 329 «, 332.
—— lady Mary, wife of the marquis
of Douglas, 242-243.
—— Marke, accompanies Turnbull to
Holland, 325.
Robert, 480.
Kerse, the, 128 and n.
Kersie, lady, death of, 477-
I Kettleby, Mr., counsel for the rebels
at Carlisle, 526.
[ Kettler, Gotthard, duke of Courland,
145-
j Kidder, Richard, bishop of Bath,
I killed in the storm of 1703, 436 n.
Kilgraston, 127 n.
Killicrankie, battle of, 470.
Kincardine, countess of, death of, 477.
earl of, 81, 235, 265, 285 and n,
290 and «, 469 and n, 481.
—— peerage, 312 «.
King, general, 213.
Alex., 331.
Jo., chaplain to lord Cardross,
289 and n, 327 n.
Kinghorn, John, earl of, 108 and n,
Kinloch, sir Alexander, 422 n.
Elizabeth, of Gilmerton, 537
and n.
Kinnaird. See Bruce, Alexander.
lady, death of, 480.
lord, death of, 476.
Kinnoul, earl of, 222.
Kippen, David, 476.
Kirk, Colin, W. S., 498, 502, 503.
Francis, 479.
John, 342, 485.
Thomas, 479.
Kirkby Lonsdale, 516. ,
Kirkcastell, 88, 90.
Kirkpatrick, Samuel, of Hoddam, 94 «.
Kirkton, James, 330 and n.
Knockhall castle, 360 and n.
Knox, Andrew, minister of Paisley, ^ n.
Kynninmonth, James, 105.
La Hogue, battle of, 353 and n.
Lamb, Andrew, bishop of Galloway,
85 and n.
Lambert, major-general, 81.
Lambeth, James, meeting-house of,
324 and n.
Lanark, earl of, secretary of state for
Scotland, 122 and w, 124.
Landen, battle of, 358 n.
Langhorne, major-general, 220 and n.
Lauder, Elizabeth, 243.
Richard, of Halton, 243 and n.
Lauderdale, duchess of, 254 n ; biogra¬
phical sketch of, 232-240 ; letters to
archbishop Sharp, 278-285.
John, duke of, in Holland, 220
and n ; his marriage to lady Dysart,
232 ; complains of calumnies, 249 ;
denies corresponding with Ireton,
250; his letters tampered with, 251
and n ; letter on Mitchell’s attempt
MISCELLANY
Johnston, James, of Johnston, 76, 104
and n.
John, of Newbie, 94 n.
Robert, of Brigholme, 94 11.
colonel sir William, 173 n.
Jones, lieut.-colonel, 176, 183, 187.
Margaret, 465.
Jonkison, John, minister at Athelstane-
ford, 406 and n, 417, 421.
Jott, Jaqueline de, mother of sir
Thomas Hope, 73.
Jus populi vindicatum, 265 n.
Justice, Gavin, 113 w, 114, 115.
Karr, Andrew, writer in Edinburgh,
4°5-
Kay, Adam, minister of Borgue, 297.
lady Jean, wife of John, earl of
Rothes, 411 n.
John, 297, 298.
Keir, Mr., 543.
Mrs., 484.
Alex., of Tullibody, 469 n, 473
and n.
Keirie, Christian, wife of Francis
Masterton, 461, 463, 469.
Francis, 463.
Jean, 471.
• -John, of Gogar, 461, 463, 472,
483-
Marie, 463, 467, 491.
Robert, 482.
Kelso, Robert, minister of Enniskillen,
312 n.
Kendal, rebel army at, 514, 515.
Kenmure, lord, 508.
Kennedy, lady Anne, 474 n.
— lady Catherine, daughter of the
earl of Cassilis, 89 n.
—— Elizabeth, wife of sir Patrick
Vauss, 89 n.
sir Hew, of Girvanmains, 89 n.
Hugh, minister of Trinity college
church, Edinburgh, 330», 350and n.
John, lord, death of, 474 and n.
Kennet house, 303.
Kent, William, 457 n.
Kerr, George, bearer of the Spanish
blanks, 5-10, 68 n.
James, 378-381. 384. 385. 39i-
John, of Morriston, 324, 327 and
n, 328, 329 «, 332.
—— lady Mary, wife of the marquis
of Douglas, 242-243.
—— Marke, accompanies Turnbull to
Holland, 325.
Robert, 480.
Kerse, the, 128 and n.
Kersie, lady, death of, 477-
I Kettleby, Mr., counsel for the rebels
at Carlisle, 526.
[ Kettler, Gotthard, duke of Courland,
145-
j Kidder, Richard, bishop of Bath,
I killed in the storm of 1703, 436 n.
Kilgraston, 127 n.
Killicrankie, battle of, 470.
Kincardine, countess of, death of, 477.
earl of, 81, 235, 265, 285 and n,
290 and «, 469 and n, 481.
—— peerage, 312 «.
King, general, 213.
Alex., 331.
Jo., chaplain to lord Cardross,
289 and n, 327 n.
Kinghorn, John, earl of, 108 and n,
Kinloch, sir Alexander, 422 n.
Elizabeth, of Gilmerton, 537
and n.
Kinnaird. See Bruce, Alexander.
lady, death of, 480.
lord, death of, 476.
Kinnoul, earl of, 222.
Kippen, David, 476.
Kirk, Colin, W. S., 498, 502, 503.
Francis, 479.
John, 342, 485.
Thomas, 479.
Kirkby Lonsdale, 516. ,
Kirkcastell, 88, 90.
Kirkpatrick, Samuel, of Hoddam, 94 «.
Kirkton, James, 330 and n.
Knockhall castle, 360 and n.
Knox, Andrew, minister of Paisley, ^ n.
Kynninmonth, James, 105.
La Hogue, battle of, 353 and n.
Lamb, Andrew, bishop of Galloway,
85 and n.
Lambert, major-general, 81.
Lambeth, James, meeting-house of,
324 and n.
Lanark, earl of, secretary of state for
Scotland, 122 and w, 124.
Landen, battle of, 358 n.
Langhorne, major-general, 220 and n.
Lauder, Elizabeth, 243.
Richard, of Halton, 243 and n.
Lauderdale, duchess of, 254 n ; biogra¬
phical sketch of, 232-240 ; letters to
archbishop Sharp, 278-285.
John, duke of, in Holland, 220
and n ; his marriage to lady Dysart,
232 ; complains of calumnies, 249 ;
denies corresponding with Ireton,
250; his letters tampered with, 251
and n ; letter on Mitchell’s attempt
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| Description | Contents:The library of James VI. In the hand of Peter Young, his tutor, 1573-1583 / G.F. Warner -- Documents illustrating Catholic policy in the reign of James VI., 1596-1598 / Thomas Graves Law -- Twenty-four letters of Sir Thomas Hope, ... 1627-1646 / Robert Paul -- Civil war papers, 1643-1650 / H.F. Morland Simpson -- Thirty-four letters written to James Sharp, ... 1660-1677 / John Dowden -- The diary of George Turnbull, minister of Alloa and Tyninghame, 1657-1704 / Robert Paul -- The Masterton papers, 1660-1719 / V.A. Noël Paton -- Accompt of expenses in Edinburgh by Alexander Rose of Kilravock, 1715 / A.H. Millar -- Papers about the Rebellions of 1715 and 1745 / Henry Paton -- General index -- Index to the library of James VI. |
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