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Linlithgow, George, smith, 196.
Listoun, Harie, 197.
Loch, George, in Barslasie, 298.
Lockhart, sir James, of Lee, lord
justice clerk, 144 and n.
sir William, 164 and n, 167.
Lockie or Crystie, Christian, fined
for ' blooding,’ 308-309.
Logie, 215, 228, 244.
Lones, casting, 246, 255, 320.
Lewis, Nicoll, 200.
Lumsdall, John, 20.
Lumsden, sir Robert, governor
of Dundee, 3.
Lun, lieut. Edward, 63, 67.
Lyell, John, 199.
Lyoun, Thomas, 200.
M'Cloy or Fullarton, John, 79 and
n, 82.
M'Culloch, Mr., commissary of
Wigton, 78 n.
Mace, ensign, 67.
M'Gachan, John, 132.
Machermore, Newton-Stewart, 92.
MTnteir, George, 245.
Mackgill (Magilgan), Roger, 50, 54.
Mackie, George, 256; in Carndaird,
234, 240.
247, 256, 266; in Ston-
deck, 241, 246, 250, 301, 308;
fined for assault, 293-294.
James, in Bogisyd, 240.
— 266; in Stondeck, 241.
John, in Bogisyd, 234, 240.
255; in Carnedard, 249.
M'Killivie, Thomas, in Wester
Tomades, fined for ‘ blooding,’
252.
Mackintosh, Isabel, wife of sir
Robert Campbell of Glenurchy,
135 «•
Maclean, Hector, bp. of Argyll, 79 ;
letter from, to James Atkine,
bp. of Galloway, 80.
M’Mariage, Elspet, 199.
M'Math, Edward, 192.
James, 186, 191-192.
John, 187-188, 202.
M'Quorne, Thomas, 194.
Mains. See Castle Forbes, Drumin-
our, Puttachie.
Makeney, John O., his evidence as
to the taking of Cortachy, 29.
Malice, John, 302.
William, 247, 254, 276; in
Bogyside, 251; in Castlehill, 241,
265.
Maners, Geo., 13.
Malt, duties, 224, and passim-,
brewed in Castle Forbes, 243.
Maplesden, lieut., 67.
Mar, Bessie, 200.
David Erskine, earl of, 131 n.
Patrick, in Edinbandirie,
228, 233, 240, 244, 257; fined
for ' blooding,' 268.
William, in Edinbanchrie,
228, 233, 240, 257.
Marches, keeping of, 248, 286, 298.
Marnoch, Robert, 235.
Marschell, Margaret, 200.
Marsh, lieut. John, 30, 67.
Marteine, George, tailor, 198.
Marvell, capt., 67.
Mason, lieut. Humphrey, 67.
—- Jo., 13-
Mathie, James, meilmaker, 198.
William, brouster, 195.
Maule, James, of Melgund, 22 and
n, 29.
Maurice, Thomas, 31.
Mayor, capt. James, 67.
Meadows (meadow grass, ground or
earth), casting, 224, 246, 255,266,
275, 281, 284-285, 303, 315, 320.
Meal duties, 225, and passim.
Mearnes, Katherine, in Dundee,
60-61.
Measures, 217, 304.
Medley, John, quartermaster, his
evidence on the forcing an en¬
trance into Cortachy, 24-26.
Meldrum, George, rector of Marischal
college, Aberdeen, 77 and n.
Melros, John, tailor, 198.
Melville, Andrew, 186.
Mencour, Francis, 13.
Mending burns and breaches, 320.
Menie, Maney or Minye, Alex., in
Tornivein, 321.
George, in Castlehill, 308.
Issobell, 199.
—— William, 255, 266-267, 3°9 • in
Castle Forbes, 318; in Castlehill,
308.
Mennere or Munnier, ensign, 67.
Menzeis, James, 196.
Mercheand, Alex., 230.
Messer, John, 234, 245, 255.
Midden erd, 224-226.
Midleton, Wm., in Enitis, 298-299,
306-307, 315-316.
Military punishments in Cromwell’s
army, 10-21, 33-36, 38, 42-43,
60, 63-65.
335
Linlithgow, George, smith, 196.
Listoun, Harie, 197.
Loch, George, in Barslasie, 298.
Lockhart, sir James, of Lee, lord
justice clerk, 144 and n.
sir William, 164 and n, 167.
Lockie or Crystie, Christian, fined
for ' blooding,’ 308-309.
Logie, 215, 228, 244.
Lones, casting, 246, 255, 320.
Lewis, Nicoll, 200.
Lumsdall, John, 20.
Lumsden, sir Robert, governor
of Dundee, 3.
Lun, lieut. Edward, 63, 67.
Lyell, John, 199.
Lyoun, Thomas, 200.
M'Cloy or Fullarton, John, 79 and
n, 82.
M'Culloch, Mr., commissary of
Wigton, 78 n.
Mace, ensign, 67.
M'Gachan, John, 132.
Machermore, Newton-Stewart, 92.
MTnteir, George, 245.
Mackgill (Magilgan), Roger, 50, 54.
Mackie, George, 256; in Carndaird,
234, 240.
247, 256, 266; in Ston-
deck, 241, 246, 250, 301, 308;
fined for assault, 293-294.
James, in Bogisyd, 240.
— 266; in Stondeck, 241.
John, in Bogisyd, 234, 240.
255; in Carnedard, 249.
M'Killivie, Thomas, in Wester
Tomades, fined for ‘ blooding,’
252.
Mackintosh, Isabel, wife of sir
Robert Campbell of Glenurchy,
135 «•
Maclean, Hector, bp. of Argyll, 79 ;
letter from, to James Atkine,
bp. of Galloway, 80.
M’Mariage, Elspet, 199.
M'Math, Edward, 192.
James, 186, 191-192.
John, 187-188, 202.
M'Quorne, Thomas, 194.
Mains. See Castle Forbes, Drumin-
our, Puttachie.
Makeney, John O., his evidence as
to the taking of Cortachy, 29.
Malice, John, 302.
William, 247, 254, 276; in
Bogyside, 251; in Castlehill, 241,
265.
Maners, Geo., 13.
Malt, duties, 224, and passim-,
brewed in Castle Forbes, 243.
Maplesden, lieut., 67.
Mar, Bessie, 200.
David Erskine, earl of, 131 n.
Patrick, in Edinbandirie,
228, 233, 240, 244, 257; fined
for ' blooding,' 268.
William, in Edinbanchrie,
228, 233, 240, 257.
Marches, keeping of, 248, 286, 298.
Marnoch, Robert, 235.
Marschell, Margaret, 200.
Marsh, lieut. John, 30, 67.
Marteine, George, tailor, 198.
Marvell, capt., 67.
Mason, lieut. Humphrey, 67.
—- Jo., 13-
Mathie, James, meilmaker, 198.
William, brouster, 195.
Maule, James, of Melgund, 22 and
n, 29.
Maurice, Thomas, 31.
Mayor, capt. James, 67.
Meadows (meadow grass, ground or
earth), casting, 224, 246, 255,266,
275, 281, 284-285, 303, 315, 320.
Meal duties, 225, and passim.
Mearnes, Katherine, in Dundee,
60-61.
Measures, 217, 304.
Medley, John, quartermaster, his
evidence on the forcing an en¬
trance into Cortachy, 24-26.
Meldrum, George, rector of Marischal
college, Aberdeen, 77 and n.
Melros, John, tailor, 198.
Melville, Andrew, 186.
Mencour, Francis, 13.
Mending burns and breaches, 320.
Menie, Maney or Minye, Alex., in
Tornivein, 321.
George, in Castlehill, 308.
Issobell, 199.
—— William, 255, 266-267, 3°9 • in
Castle Forbes, 318; in Castlehill,
308.
Mennere or Munnier, ensign, 67.
Menzeis, James, 196.
Mercheand, Alex., 230.
Messer, John, 234, 245, 255.
Midden erd, 224-226.
Midleton, Wm., in Enitis, 298-299,
306-307, 315-316.
Military punishments in Cromwell’s
army, 10-21, 33-36, 38, 42-43,
60, 63-65.
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