Series 2 > Seafield correspondence from 1685 to 1708

480 CORRESPONDENCE OF EARL OF SEAFIELD
of Rotterdam to be restored, 392; 1
opposed to the execution of captain |
Green and his associates, 394, 396, 1
408 ; visits Cambridge university,
395-
Ap-Rice, John, captain of the Annan-
dale, 366.
Arbuthnot, Dr. John, letter from, to
the earl of Seafield, 409 and n.
Robert, viscount of, 72.
Ardmelie. See Gordon, James.
Argyll, Archibald, ninth earl of, arrives
from Holland, 4; his estates for¬
feited, 6; taken prisoner and be¬
headed, 11.
first duke of, 51, 143, 198,
290, 291, 318, 320, 332.
John, second duke, 390.
Arnbath. See Hay, Alexander.
Arnot, Anna, wife of James Ogilvie,
yr. of Boyne, 40, 41.
Arran, James, earl of, 10, 13.
Ashurst, sir William, 402.
Asleisk. See Brodie, George.
Athole, John, second earl of, 14, 19,
62.
duke of, 177, 182, 197, 207,
336, 367, 377. 469, 472, 473 J turned
out of office, 228 ; letter from, to the
earl of Findlater, 262; letter from,
to the earl of Seafield, 388 ; letter to,
from William ill. on the Darien
scheme, 215.
Auchindoun, 52.
Auchlevyn. See Ogilvie, sir Walter.
Auchintoule, 273.'
Auchmacoy. See Buchan, John.
Auchmeden. See Baird, sir James.
Auchorseik. See Abercrombie.
Auchterhouse, laird of. See Lyon.
Baillie of Jerviswood, 6, 326.
ensign, 134.
Baird, Alexander, merchant in Edin¬
burgh, 374.
Christian, wife of George Lesley
of Burdsbank, 273.
Elizabeth, wife of (1) sir Alex.
Abercrombie of Birkenbog, and (2)
Patrick Ogilvie, 102 ; letter from, to
the earl of Findlater, 195.
sir James, of Auchmeden, 4, 5 and
w, 33 and «, 54, 77, 94. I02; note
on, 95.
James, ofChesterhall, W.S., xxiv,
35. 72, 73. tss. tQG, 214, 243 5 letter
from, to John Anderson, W.S., on
the conspiracy against the king, 185 ;
letters from, to the earl of Findlater,
I76, 177. 190, 197, 204, 208, 209,
211, 219, 237, 247, 253, 255, 257,
260, 266, 268, 272, 273, 283, 324,
326, 332, 339, 351; letter from, to
W. Lorimer, Seafield’s chamberlain,
348 ; letter from, to the earl of Sea¬
field, 441 and n; letter to, from the
earl of Seafield, 327.
Baird, sir William, of Newbyth, letter
from, to the earl of Seafield, 441.
Balcarres, earl of, 310, 311.
lady, her death, 26, 29 and n.
Baldoun, lady, death of, 13, 20.
Balfour of Burleigh, 44, 45.
colonel, of Fearnie, 467; a prisoner
in Edinburgh Castle, 473.
colonel, taken prisoner at Killie-
crankie, 51.
major, son-in-law of archbishop
Ross of St. Andrews, 19.
Ballachan. See Steuart, Patrick.
Ballindalloch. See Grant, John.
Balmerino, John, fourth lord, xiii.
Balnagown. See Ross, David.
Balvenie, 55.
Banff, postal charges, 67 ; warrant ap¬
pointing sir James Ogilvie to be
sheriff, 81, 94 ; letter to the town
council from sir Alex. Ogilvie, 427.
George, third lord, a prisoner
with the rebels, 64, 71-72.
Barclay, sir George, his conspiracy
against the king, 185.
Barklay, George, his marriage with
lady Mary Ogilvie, 381.
Bass, island, siege of, 114, 115, 131 ;
the surrender, 133, 140, 143, 144.
Beachy Head, naval battle at, 63.
Belhaven, John, earl of, 465, 467;
letters from, to the earl of Seafield,
385 and note, 389, 393; a prisoner
in Edinburgh Castle, 473.
Bellintome. See Grant, Archibald.
Berwick, duke of, 49, 185 ; proclama¬
tion for his apprehension, 186.
Birkenbog. See Abercrombie, sirjames.
Black. See Blake.
Blackhills, laird of, 213, 214.
Blackwood, Janet, wife of John Stewart,
432.
Blairfindie, 272.
Blake or Black, William, tutor to lord
Deskford, letters from, to the earl of
Findlater, 263, 324, 345, 346, 355 ;
letters from, to sirjames Ogilvie, earl
of Seafield, 114, 115, 122, 416.
Blathwayt, William, letter from, to M.
Schonenburg, on behalf of the Scots
prisoners in Spain, 307.