Index: G

Galley Suttell, the: 21.

Galliart, Captain: 231.

Galligoe Rennegre, the: tonnage, &c., 12.

Gallion of Lyme, the: tonnage, &c., 13.

Galliot of Yarmouth, the: armament and flag (18th Dec.), 49; Whyting, master, brings 200l. to Broughty Castle (9th Jan. 1547–8), 61; 75; 84.

Galloway, Bishop of: (A. Gordon), arresting boats to siege St Colms (Oct. 1547), 34; grand almoner, &c. (1558), 206; with the Congregation (10th Nov. 1559), 262; 403; signs proposal of marriage (16th Aug.), 465; his preaching and praying for Elizabeth (25th), 471; at Council (31st), 476. See Gordon, Mr Alexander.

Galston (Gaston), Laird of: envoy from Lennox to Elizabeth (30th Nov. 1560), 493– 4; his credit from Lennox's friends (12th Dec.), 496; ordered to return, ib.; to Cecil of Lennox's friends (16th March), 527; to Lady Lennox and her two sons, ib.; to Lennox of his friends' advice, 528. See Steward, Thomas.

Gamboa, Capt.: 90; his dispute with Grey of Wilton (27th March), 103, 104; in army for Haddington, 111; prests to, 114; on raid, burning round Edinburgh (3rd June), 115; his hackbutters and demands (18th), 122; 131, 140; escapes in rout (17th July 1548), 148; to confer with Somerset— Brende's opinion of his men (26th Nov.), 169.

Gargrave, Sir Thomas: 319.

Garleis, Laird of: (Stewart), consults with Lennox and Wharton at Carlisle (24th Jan.), 65; "not declared," 220; joins the lords at Glasgow (24th March 1559–60), 338; in English camp (6th April), 349.

Garrisons: orders for, in Scotland, 259.

Garter, Order of: borne by Scottish kings 206.

Garton, Captain: at Lauder, 109.

Gascoign, John: captain, 161.

Gascons: 700 sent to Dunbarton—their treatment, &c. (June 1557), 198.

Gawdye, Capt.: 438.

Geneva: withholds men from France, 660.

George, the, of Berwick: manned for Borthy (30th Jan.), 69, 70.
-, —of Bewycke, the: 319.
-, —Brigges, the: tonnage, &c., 12.
-, —of Ditsam, the: tonnage, &c., 13.
-, —of Falmouth, the: tonnage, &c., 12.
-, —of London, the: manned for Borthy (30th Jan.), 69; runs ashore in Tyne (5th Feb.), 70; still on sands (9th), 75.
-, —of Rye, the: crew, 13.
-, —of Totnes, the: tonnage, &c., 13.

Gerarde, Henry: captain, 161.

Geynville (Joinville?): the Guises at (7th Dec. 1559), 273.

Ghibellines (Gebellynes), faction of the: 142.

Gifforthe, Mr: orders to (4th May), 393; 438.

Glajon, Sieur de: Spanish ambassador to Elizabeth, 357, 369, 370.

Glamys, Lord: with Governor at siege of Borthy (27th Nov. 1547), 44; John lord, summoned to answer James Scrimgeour for lands of Littilton (27th March 1557), 197; Inchkeith belongs to, 432; at parliament (8th–10th Aug.), 456; 458, 515.

Glasben, Laird of: Angus's "servant," unassured (16th Nov.), 39.

Glasgow, Archbishop of: (James), for safe conduct to return from France, and post horses (17th Oct. 1551), 188; 206; with Queen Dowager (10th Nov. 1559), 262; embarks for France at Leith (18th July 1560), 455; Stephen Beton to, against Lord James's designs, &c., 533.
-, —bishop's castle, to be "won" (20th Oct.), 28; is "folly" Somerset thinks (26th), 32; protestants to convene at (on 10th Aug. 1559), 239; 240, 248; part of Congregation to sit at, 268; bishop's palace and steeple surrendered to French and some blown up in (March 1559–60), 336; they charge Scots at the bridge, but retreat, ib.
-, —church of: Somerset's proclamation on door (24th Aug. 1547), 15; the Pope's decision on (26th March), 103.

Glasgow, Dean of: commissioner (1559), 529.
-, —provost of, signs marriage proposal (16th Aug. 1560), 466.
-, —"buckeler": Mary wishes for a, 651.

Glecghorne, Laird of: to dismantle Dunbar, 454.

Gledstone, Laird of: his towns burned, 74.

Glencairn, Earls of: (William), at Glasgow battle with Lennox faction (1544), 1; to Lord Wharton from Duchall as to his son in Carlisle (11th April 1547), 5; to T. Bischop, &c., that he must go to St Andrews first, ib.; message to his aunt, 6; is taken by "Ye wat wha" to Glencairn (2nd July), 8; to Wharton of his arrival and doings with Drumlanrig, &c., 9; his "overture" to Somerset, to raise a rebellion, fortify Ardmore on Clyde, but must get his son home from France first (July), 10; is in jeopardy for his treason (18th Aug.), 14; English proclamations sent to (24th), 15; his grandson contracted to Lochinvar's daughter, ib.: to Lennox and Wharton to write in more "mistik" style, 17; to Bischop on the Governor's sayings, ib.; to Lennox and Wharton of the Scottish musters, &c. (3rd Sept. 1547), 18; to Bischop, ib.; George Douglas's device as to (Oct.), 25, 29; to Somerset with advice on proceedings (23rd), 30; to Lennox urging him to invade, 31; desires assurance, &c. (16th Nov.), 40; Angus's "honest" friend (18th Dec.), 48; (Kilcarne), Earl of: in Council with Dowager, &c. at Stirling (12th Jan. 1547–8), 62; at home to resist Lennox, &c. (21st Feb.), 79; his son taken (23rd Feb.), 82; William, "old" Earl of: his treason at Dunbarton to Henry VIII., 600; "trained" into England by Bischop, ib.; (Alexander), 207; takes the preachers' part, 212; in Perth against the Regent (5th June 1559), 215; marching to retake it (25th June), 218; of the Congregation (1st July), 220; (with five others) to Cecil of their objects (19th July), 226; to Elizabeth, that they war against the Devil, &c., 227; Cecil to, in reply, with doubts, urging caution, &c. (28th), 234; the Privy Council to, gently encouraging, ib.; at Stirling (24th Sept.), 252; on the Council for policy (22nd Oct.), 254–5; a regent, 262; to Cecil (10th Nov.), 263; at Glasgow, 268; (Kinkern): at Hamilton when the duke joined (20th Dec. 1559), 276–77; his son James a hostage, 312, 344; at Glasgow (21st March 1559– 60), 336; himself in English camp (6th April), 349, 376; to confer with Dowager's envoys (25th April), 381; signs "band" against her (27th), 383; and circular for muster, ib.; 385, 403; Queen Dowager wishes him sent to her (14th May), 405; in Leith camp (17th), 409; his French pension, 445; in parliament (8–10th Aug.), 458; a Lord of Articles, ib.; an envoy to Elizabeth, 460; signs marriage proposal (16th Aug.), 465; at Council (20th–22nd), 468; to be envoy to England (25th), 470; wish as to Randolph, 475; at Council (30th), 476; to Arran from Dunbarton of Argyll's offer of cannon and men, &c. (19th Sept.), 480; envoy accredited to Cecil by Arran (28th Sept.), 485; from Glasgow, as A.'s "assured friend" (1st Oct.), ib., 486; to Cecil from Berwick for money (15th Oct.), 489; his brother, &c., at siege of Castle Sempill, 490; at London, accused of treachery by Lennox (30th Nov.), 494; his commission —motion for marriage to Elizabeth (c. 7th Dec.), 495; her reply to (8th Dec.), ib., 496; at Council (28th Jan.), 508; (1st–4th Feb.), 509; as to a debt in London, 514; at Council (31st Jan.), 516; inquires about his debt (26th Feb.), 520; to Cecil as to his sick pledge (11th March), 524; at Council (18th), 528; his departure known to Cecil (10th Sept. 1561), 552; at Glasgow admitting Willock superintendent (14th), 555; "honest and godly," needs help for his pledge's charges (17th Dec. 1561), 580; at Council (21st), 581; humbly thanks Elizabeth for his son's expenses (3rd May 1562), 622; gone home (10th March 1562– 3), 688.
-, —barony of: will join Lennox, 31; Scots at, 65.

Glendonyngs, of Ewesdale and Liddesdale: sworn to England, 191.

Glennourchwart, Laird of: in Congregation, 220.

Gold: Sir R. Fayne's man, 99.

Golden Fleece, the: borne by Scottish kings, 206.

Goodman, Christopher: on Council for policy (22nd Oct. 1559), 254: preaches daily, ib.; to Cecil, reproachfully, of his treatment in England — is more valued in Scotland — of superstitious services in England, &c., sparing the "bloody" bishops' lives, &c., God's displeasure (26th), 256–7; laments irreligion in Isle of Man, &c., preached twice in ten days there (25th Aug.), 471; to preach at St Andrews, 472; Mar asks leave for, as his preacher (26th May), 627; more modest than the rest, ib.; to visit the churches to Inverness (1st Aug.), 647; gone (31st), 649.

Goodryk, Mr: 629.

Gordon, Lord: reports his father's proceedings in religion (10th Feb. 1559–60), 313; in parliament (8th–10th Aug.), 458; signs marriage proposal (16th Aug.), 465; his disobedience, &c., 651; with the Duke, his father-in-law (23rd Oct.), 661; leaves him (30th), 665; prisoner in Kinniell (18th Nov.), 668; his pardon sued for by the duke, postponed (14th Dec.), 669; enjoys liberty (28th Feb. 1562–3), 686.
-, —Adam, æt. 17, Huntly's son: taken (23rd Oct.), spared for his youth, ib.
-, —Mr Alexander: Huntly's brother, his charges against Gray and Argyll before the Queen at Dunbarton, 96; at Hamilton when the duke joined (20th Dec. 1559), 276–77. See Athens, Galloway, Bishop of.
-, —Alexr., of Abergeldy: signs "band" against Regent (27th April), 383.
-, —John: second son of Huntly, marries old Findlater's widow—his cruelty to her, &c., 656; Strathbogie house searched for (9th Oct.), 657–8; takes Captain Steward and men (15th), 660, 661; surrenders with his father (28th), 662; tried in Tolbooth (30th), 665; confesses, ib.; beheaded at Aberdeen (31st), further confession, ib. See Findlater, Laird of.

Gorges, William: Captain of the Harte, 294, 295, 298; wounded at Inchkeith, 315.

Governor, the. See Arran, Earl of: Chatelherault, Duke of.

Gower, Thomas: marshal of Berwick, 14; in Eyemouth, 58; has made it strong (17th Jan. 1547–8), 61; to Brende from Eyemonth as to Haddington—the French losses, &c., 137; Pettit's message to, 153; report on munitions (9th May 1560), 403.

Graham (Greme, Graym), Lord: desires assurance, &c. (16th Nov.), 40; at siege of Broughty with Governor (27th), 44; his sons, Mr Alexander and Mungo, 247; at Queen's first Mass, 547.
-, —Master Alexander: son to Lord G., 247.
-, —Alexr.: 595.
-, —Archd., merchant, Edinburgh, his suit, 502; commended to Cecil, 518; greatly bound to Cecil (30th Sept. 1562), 656; his just case urged on Cecil, 657, 675; his hard case and poverty urged by Mary (5th Jan. 1562–3), 676.
-, —Sir David, of Fyntre: licensed to abide from the army to defend Dundee (27th Aug. 1548), 163.
-, —Fergus: put in Castlemilk by Wharton (10th Sept. 1547), 20; his house on Esk, 190.
-, —George: son of Menteth, a hostage, 312; Mr George: æt. 5, a pledge at Durham, 345.

Graham, Henry, younger of Morphy: signs "band" against the Regent (27th April 1560), 383.
-, —Mongo: son to Lord G., 247.
-, —Richard, of Berentyne: Angus to, from Crawfurd Castle, with orders (16th Nov.), 39.
-, —Thomas: his stone house now in England, 190.

Grahames, the: broken out on Border, 488–9.

Grand Prior, the: with his niece, Queen Mary, 544; safe conduct for return (25th Aug.), 547; landed with his niece, Mary, on 19th, ib.; at her first Mass (24th), ib., 548; at Edinburgh (6th Sept.), 551; on Mary's progress (10th), 552; has left, Mary writes to (13th Oct.), 560; honourably received at Berwick, ib., 562; Forster's demand on, ib.; Bedford's courtesy to, 570; Elizabeth's to, 576.

Grandrye, M.: Mary's secretary, 578.

Granger, Arthur: merchant, Edinburgh, 629.

Grant, clan of: stirred against Huntly, 661.

Granton, the goodman of: to be allowed home by Wharton (2nd July 1547), 9; kept at Edinburgh on suspicion (16th Sept. 1547), 20. See Moffat, Robert.

Granville, Cardinal (M. D'Arras): 335.

Gray (Grey), Patrick, lord: in Castle of St Andrews, offers Broughty Castle, &c., to Edw. VI. on conditions (11th March 1546– 7), 4; in jeopardy for his promise (18th Aug.), 14; his brother released on bond (17th Oct.), 26; the Council to, thereon, and for his offers to England, ib.; his brother given a gelding at Berwick (31st Oct.), 33; offers service to Sir A. Dudley (1st Nov.), 35; to Somerset, how to take Perth and St Andrews (13th), 39; paid 1000l. by Dudley, and fears the Governor (14th), ib.; has fled over the "Mownte" (24th), 42; his servant, Cockburn, 43; keeps out from the Governor (27th), 44; Sir A. Dudley doubts him (30th), 46; reported with 8 small cannons with the Governor, ib., 48; to bring in Dundee, &c. (8th Dec.), 50; makes oath at, to assurance with England (20th), town trusting in him, ib., 51; to Somerset for speedy aid against Argyll (26th), 152; with Lady G. takes refuge in English fleet (27th), 54; question as to his entry in England (30th), 54; to Grey of Wilton for aid at Dundee, 55; with his servant, taking great pains there (3rd Jan. 1547–8), 56; anonymous letter to, of French and Scots at Stirling, 57, 58; advice on Dundee steeple (12th), 60; appoints with Argyll (22nd), 63; comes in on Argyll's threats—message to Dudley he is the same as ever (27th Jan.), 66; is doubted, ib.; procures meeting of Argyll and Wyndham at Perth, &c., 67; is clean gone, 69; procures assurance by Argyll and pays him 1000 crowns to come over (5th Feb.), 71; Argyll's acts to be kept secret from Huntly, 72; Gray's bond to Dudley for loan of 1000 crowns, ib.; to Somerset for secret commission to Argyll, wholly bent to his purpose, &c. (7th Feb.), 74; Somerset's letters to, delivered (11th), 76; asks assurance for himself, Dun, &c. (27th Feb.), 87; goes with Brende to Argyll at Cupar (6th March), 90; took great pains therein— presses Dudley for the money, and horse promised himself (7th), 92; Brende's reports of his many visits to Argyll in the night, and claim for thanks and reward from Somerset (9th), 95; Argyll to, of charges by Alexander Gordon against him, and by Gray against himself, told in the Queen's presence at Dunbarton — for speedy explanation, with secresy (15th March), 96; to Somerset from Dundee denying "cruel report" against him—he serves, others get thanks — only got 1000l. for his house, worth 5000l., &c. (22nd March), 100; his story confirmed by Whytlaw, ib.; Luttrell attests his honourable doings, &c., 101; the Dowager accepts his "manrent" and service, and promises him 500 marks, &c. (23rd), 102; H. Durham, his late lessee of Broughty, &c., ib.; Whytlaw to Somerset of his danger, and his brother Robert's offer of service, 103; Huntly's friends should assist him, 106; to be sent for to Borthy, to receive a gold chain, and 1000 crowns royal pension, and 300 crowns from Somerset—to sign articles, and procure meeting with Argyll to receive the like, &c.—and advice Somerset (27th June), 130; licensed by the Dowager to stay at home to defend Dundee (27th Aug. 1548), 163; to Somerset from Leyis, that Athol, Crawfurd, &c., will join England if paid (28th), 163; a prisoner in Edinburgh, Dessé wishes to execute him—the Scots object (23rd–29th Nov.), 168, 172 (?), 174; his suit against Laird of Duncrowb, and his wife, to proceed before the Session (16th Feb. 1549–50), 182; a prisoner on leave (8th Aug. 1559), 241; home on band (5th Dec. 1559), 272; will be advised by Huntly, 313; the Queen Regent to, in reply, to persevere in her service (11th May 1560), 403; coming to Edinburgh, 452; promised to sign contract with England, but has not (8th Aug.), 456; at parliament (8th–10th), 458; urged by Randolph to sign, and his wife by the duke (15th), 461; puts off, ib.; signs marriage proposal (16th Aug.), 465; evades promise to sign contract (25th), 471; Queen Mary thanks him for affection to her mother and accredits Lord Seton (8th Oct. 1560), 487; Cecil's notes on, 494; bond for his re-entry as prisoner (1560), 502; 578; Grey of Wilton's suit as to, 586; prisoner, bond for his re-entry in Northumberland (9th Feb. 1561–2), 599; prisoner at Swinton Moor (temp. Queen Mary) on band—his ransom to be fixed (24th April 1562), 617.
-, — Lady: Argyll's "cummer," and her "barnis," 97.
-, — Mr Arthur: wounded in shoulder, 366; mending and ready to serve again (1st May), 393; his "band" ordered for assault of Leith (6th), 400, 438.
-, — Gyles, captain of the Sakar: 294.
-, — Lord John: a lusty young gentleman, 122.
-, — Rauf, warden of East March, to restore sheep to Yetham, deducting "parcage" (4th Dec. 1553), 193; his land of Mindrom, ib.; Sir Rauf: his bailiff's acts, 264; of Chillingham: bond by, 502.
-, —Robert: Lord G's. brother at Berwick (31st Oct.), 33; Grey of Wilton gives him a gelding to go home, ib.; will do service, 103.
-, — Sir Thomas: 79, 101; of Hortowne: bond by, 502.
-, — Thomas: from Carlisle to Grey of Wilton, 86.
-, — of Wilton, William lord: sends thirteen Scottish standards to Somerset (1st Oct. 1547), 23; letters and request to (2nd), ib.; to same, as to Sir G. Douglas, Bishop of Dunkeld, &c. (9th), 24–26; reports as to Border fortresses (15th), 26; Council to, as to Lord Gray's brother (17th), ib.; to Somerset, on Sir G. Douglas, &c. (18th), 27; Somerset to, on fortresses, &c. (20th), ib.; to Somerset, with Douglas's plan for invasion—demands, &c., 27–29; to same, from Norham, 29; to same—Dudley reinforced, Sir G. Douglas, &c. (20th), 30; for fresh horsemen (23rd), ib.; Somerset to, warning him against Douglas, his scheme deceitful, &c. (26th), 31; to Somerset of extreme rain, need of pay, &c. (27th), 32; Somerset to (31st Oct.), 33; to Somerset, with Cockburn's news—two Pinkie prisoners—1000l. for Patrick lord Gray—Huntly's deceit, &c. (31st), ib., 34; to same—state of his forces (8th Nov.), 38; to same, reports—Ayton, Sir Geo. Douglas's doings, need of pay, &c. (16th), 40; with Scots' letters and news (17th), ib.; Ormiston, Brunston, and N. Cockburn, to, 41; to Somerset for Montquhany's friends, ib.; to same—French doings (19th Nov.), 42; of Buccleuch's promise— Bothwell, &c. (21st), ib.; French ambassador gone for aid—Governor at Perth, &c. (24th), ib.; to same, with Luttrell's letter —wreck of succours, &c. (26th), 43; as to Lennox's getting his men (29th), ib.; Cokburn's report to, 44; to Somerset of offer to betray Edinburgh Castle and how (30th), 45; the Privy Council to, with instructions, 46; to Somerset, as to Borthy (20th Dec.), 49; Sir A. Dudley to, of Ruthven's offer of Perth—doings at Dundee, &c., 50; to Somerset of respite to Sir G. Douglas—Wharton's disregard, &c. (25th), 51; to same—Scots news—if Lord Gray to enter (?), &c. (30th), 54; Sir A. Dudley to, 54; Lord Gray to, from Dundee, 55; Wyudham to, ib.; to Somerset, of levies, &c. (2nd Jan. 1547–8), 56; to same, as to Wharton—Sir G. Douglas—the French captains at Dunbarton, &c. (5th Jan.), 57; of lead promised (7th), ib.; of Luttrell's exploits in Forth (8th) 58; to Somerset on Dundee — Lennox's retreat—Huntly's double dealing, the 1000 crowns in gold for Edinburgh (9th), ib.; to same, Ormiston writing for it, asks other help—the Convention at Stirling—George Douglas there —his term nearly expired, &c. (10th), 59; to same, from Alnwick (12th), ib.; to same, by Cockburn—reports as to Angus, &c. (16th), 60; to same—raid on Buccleuch at Newark—booty, &c.—"purpose" of Edinburgh doubtful—instructions as to Douglas, &c. (17th), ib., 61; Sir A. Dudley to, his troubles at Borthy, &c., ib., 62; to Sir G. Douglas with warning and threats, 62; to Somerset on dispute with Bulmer (20th), ib.; to same, as to river carriage, Henry Durham at Borthy, &c. (25th), 63; to same, of Sir Thomas Palmer's arrival and dispatch (23rd), 63; in reply as to Haddington (24th), 64; of report that Borthy taken — Argyll, &c., ib.; to Somerset as to Jedworth, &c. (25th Jan.), 65; to same, after seeing Wharton and Bowes (27th), 66; to same, succours to Borthy, Billy tower garrisoned (29th), 68; to same, Dundee abandoned, for answer to Ruthven, money, &c. (30th), ib., 69; Dudley to, of Wyndham's conduct—Lord Gray, &c., gone off, 69; to Somerset, of Palmer's survey for new fort—its excellence, &c. (1st Feb.), ib.; to same, how Billy tower taken (4th Feb.), 70; of mishap in Tyne— letter from Brunston, &c. (5th), ib.; Brunston to, of George Douglas's compliance, and speedy visit, &c., 71; to Somerset, excusing cost—ready for Haddington — as to Wharton — Douglas's specious message on Queen Dowager, &c. (7th), 73; to same, of raid on Hawick, Buccleuch's, &c. lands, plunder, &c. (8th), 74; to same, conspiracy of Spaniards at Hume, &c. (9th), 75; as to horse carriage, ib.; to same, of Palmer's arrival—flight and capture of the Spaniards at Hume, &c. (12th), 76; to same, Ormiston and Brunston's assurance of Angus and Douglas, &c. (14th), 77; of want of casks (16th), ib.; on survey of Soutra and Lawder (17th), ib.; to same, on keeping Dalhousie—the assured men, &c. (19th), 78; of a Frenchman taken with letters (20th), 79; also ciphers (21st), ib.; that he enters Scotland same day, ib.; to same, from Cowperspeth —Scotsmen with him (22nd), 80; surveys the "Peese" and sites about (23rd), ib.; marches to Haddington, getting Hales, &c. by the way—sends books to the Governor, &c., 81; to Somerset, of return to Berwick, castles taken and garrisoned — report of Wharton, &c. (27th Feb.), 85; Wharton's son to, 86; to Somerset, of friendly Scots— Queen should be watched in Clyde, &c. ib.; to same, from Berwick, wishes leave to see him (1st March), 88; Governor's recapture of Saltoun, &c. (5th), ib.; to same, from Warkworth, Governor's wish to treat—how Salton lost (6th March), 89; to same—his pay, &c. reduced—his forces, &c., ib., 90; to same, Lord Eure dead, &c. (7th), 92; in favour of Berwick post (8th), ib.; to same, for Farewell, 93; orders on leaving for London (15th), 96; had too many untrusty Scots with him in Lothian, 98; Luttrell to, attesting Lord Gray's truth to England, &c. (22nd March), 101; Sir Robert Bowes to, from Roxburgh of the Scottish movements—escape of the Spanish lieutenant, &c., ib.; to Somerset as to Gamboa's complaint (27th), 103; to same, from Ferrybridge—George Douglas's letter and suspicious message by Sir R. Bowes to him, and will keep vigilant eye on him (31st March), 105; Somerset to, instructions as to ships, forts, &c., ib.; to Somerset, from Tynemouth—Huntly's advice on Queen's letter—the Governor, &c., for instructions (3rd April), 107; to same, from Warkworth—ships dismantled, &c., great hail and snow, ib.; to same, from Berwick— fort at Lawder—the Spaniards refuse to work—need of money, &c. (6th April), 108; to same—Bowes come from Lawder— can resist all Scotland (8th April), ib., 109; to Somerset from Warkworth, Bowes accepts both wardenries, &c. (11th), 109; reports store at Newcastle, ib.; to same, from Newcastle, will not delay an hour (12th), 110; to same, from Warkworth for Lieutenant Pistour (20th), ib.; to same, from Berwick—reached it (on 20th), sent Bowes on 21st to Cockburnspath and follows "this instant" (23rd), ib.; to same, from Haddington, reached it (24th) and now intrenched—the Governor's movements and desire to treat, &c. (28th), 111; to same, awaiting Governor's attack, and will leave his bones in defence (29th), 112; instructions for (21st May), 114; to Somerset, of fatal duel at Haddington (3rd June), 115; to same, of raid on Dalkeith, George Douglas's narrow escape, prisoners, &c. (4th), ib.; to Angus, to "try him," 116; to Somerset, the Governor at "point of death," sends old coins found, as to prisoners, &c. (7th), ib., 117; to same, with Master of Ruthven, want of preachers and physicians, scarcity at Haddington (8th), 117; to same, raid on Musselburgh, trap for Angus failed, prisoners, &c. (9th June), 118; to same, report of Haddington, arrangements with Lothian lairds, &c. (11th), 119; to same, from Berwick, burning of Dunbar, the French fleet, &c. (12th), 119; to same, by Palmer, 120; to same, with prisoner (14th), ib.; to same, scuffle with Frenchmen at North Berwick (15th), ib.; to same, of M. Dessé's landing, meetings with the Dowager—his forces—Angus and his brother's falseness, &c., ib., 121; further as to the French intentions, &c. (17th June), 121; of Gamboa's demands— French landing at Leith, their strength, &c. (18th), 122; to same, in reply as to horse, reinforcements, Scottish bolls—the French strength (19th), ib., 123; commends Mathew Kempe to him, 123; to same, of Borthy, the French designs, &c. (20th June), 124; sends him a sick Scotsman, ib.; reports delivery of Dunbar Castle to the French—a cavalry skirmish—the Scottish musters, &c. (23rd), 125; to same, of French designs on Berwick and Norham— the ships, pay, &c. (25th), 126; that the French and Scots march for Haddington —device for false news—need of horse, &c. (26th), ib., 127; to Captain of Haddington with false news of great succours, 127; instructions by Somerset to, as to conduct of affairs—spreading reports of his own coming —Haddington, Perth, &c. (27th June), 129; to Somerset for Stockton—movements of French—Durham horse worthless, &c. (28th), 131; to same—the young Queen's contract—enemy's guns near hand Haddington (30th), 132; French at Tranent— their movement on Haddington and repulse, 133; will relieve it (4th July), 138; relief prepared, and is at the Peaths in support (7th July), 140; to Somerset of a suitor, 145; his relief to Haddington, 146; his further plans (14th July), 147; sends his horsemen to Coldingham (15th), 147; awaits Shrewsbury's coming, ib.; rout of his horsemen under Bowes and Palmer, and retreat of the foot to Berwick (17th), 148; to Somerset of conference with Shrewsbury, &c. (19th), 149; Wilford to, from Haddington (22nd–23rd), 149; to Somerset on reinforcements, &c. (26th), 150; Fisher with (29th), and reports his thanks to Somerset (30th), 152; to Somerset—treatment of Bothwell—exchange of prisoners, &c. (2nd Aug.), 154; Master of Ruthven to, excusing delay, &c., 155; to Somerset of the French fleet (3rd), 155; to Clynton with orders (6th), 156; to Somerset on Haddington— the young Queen still in Clyde, &c. (7th), 156; Wilford to, on relief, and how, 157; to Somerset against reducing forces (9th), ib., 158; Clynton to, reports doings in the Forth (10th), 158; to Wilford promising speedy relief, 159; to Somerset thereon— its difficulty, ib.; to Wilford in reply (11th), 160; to Somerset of sally from the town, &c., ib.; to Somerset from Prendergast (18th Aug. 1548), 161; to same, from Long Niddry, to free him of subsidies (23rd), 162; to same, they must retreat for scarcity, ib.; asks leave home for poverty to recruit (29th), 163; the Council to, in Somerset's absence, with orders (26th Sept.), 165; Somerset to, with instructions (8th Nov.), 166; to send Wilford some money (11th Dec.), 170; to give prisoners' names to commissioners (19th May 1549), 175; reaches Newcastle (4th Feb. 1559–60), 312; consults as to Leith, ib., 314, 316; to Cecil for Croft's assistance (19th), 318; Croft's strong disapproval (23rd), 320; with Norfolk at Berwick, 321; his doubts of siege of Leith, 325, 326; to Cecil for men, extra allowance, and Croft (1st March), 327, 334; at Newcastle with Norfolk (22nd March), 338; enters Scotland (29th), 341; to Norfolk from camp of night alarm, &c. (30th), 343; to same, from Linton bridge, skirmish at Dunbar, &c. (31st), 343; to same from Salt Preston (3rd April), 345; to same, suggesting siege of Edinburgh, need of money and men (4th), 346; would be glad if Sadler came (5th), 347; to same, in reply, the Dowager's treating, ib.; advised against Edinburgh (6th), 349; to Norfolk from Restalrig, skirmish and parley with the Dowager (6th), 350–1; to Norfolk from camp (9th April), 356; answers Norfolk's articles (17th), 364; Norfolk to, for dispatch (19th), 366; to Norfolk of French losses, and for powder, &c. (20th April), 371; to same, his hopes as to Leith (22nd), 376; to same, in reply, will press on, &c. (25th), 377; Norfolk's opinion of him (26th), 378; too slack in reports, 379; Norfolk to, for dispatch, to please the Queen, 380; to use his own judgment as on the spot, but to write once a day (23rd), ib., 381; to Norfolk of successes at Dunbar and Leith, &c., and is moving camp (25th), 384; to Norfolk, of his progress before Leith (28th April), 387; Norfolk on his nature, &c. (29th), 388; to Norfolk, the assault near at hand, &c. (30th), 391; reports terrible fire in Leith, 392; to same, delay by heavy rains—hopes to assault on 4th (1st May), 393; orders for the assault, ib.; to Norfolk, still delayed battery, by heavy rains, &c. (2nd), 394; to same, battery now "executing" (3rd), 395; to same, battery ineffective, has made false assaults, &c. (4th May), ib., 396; has courage only, no conduct, unfit for the enterprise, 396; to Norfolk, will signify "instant" of assault (5th), 397; too busy to write (6th), ib.; to Norfolk, reports utter failure of assault, heavy loss, cowardice of men, &c. (7th May), 399; order of the assault, 400; sends messenger to explain their condition, 400; left by Norfolk to himself, now says that N. hastened him (8th May), 401; to the Queen thus excusing himself, ib.; to Cecil thereon, 402; questions for his messenger (9th), ib.; to Cecil, loss not so great, but men desert (11th), 404; to Norfolk of their state, &c., ib.; to same, of Queen Regent, their musters, &c. (13th), 407; his failings to blame, 409; to Norfolk as to Chaperon and the Lords, &c. (17th May), 410; disliked by French commanders (4th June), 418; accused of ill-treating prisoners (6th), 419; Cecil's good opinion of, 435; his captains' names, 438; his covetousness in a ransom, 447; Elizabeth's intention for, 450, 456; the Duke to (17th Nov.), 492; licensed to cross Border (9th Dec.), 496: to Cecil, of the ambassadors' passing, &c. (2nd Jan. 1560–1), 504; meets Lord James, &c., at Kelso (Nov. 1561), 575; his good justice, 576; his suits to Mary, 586; asked to release "Barre" on bond, 592; sick, Mary offers her own physician (30th Jan. 1561 –2), 596; Mar. &c's bond to (9th Feb.), 599, 601; his disputes with Lord Hume (21st), 606; asked to pay Scots victualling Berwick (16th March), 610; his usage of Patrick lord Gray, complained of (24th April), 618: his case against Mr "Nevels, "635; to apprehend one Hepburn, 646; his question as to a prisoner, 656; his death lamented (30th Dec. 1562), 674, 676.

Gray, (or Whyte), a learned Oxonian, speaks with Knox at Dumfries—was at New Abbey and Corsraguel, 670.
-, —of Lowestof, of Rye: crew, 13.
-, — Friars, Edinburgh: a distinguished Frenchman buried in, with royal honours (1st July 1548), 135.
-, —Friars port: plan to enter Edinburgh by, 45.

Grayhound, the: Locke, captain, 294, 315.

Graynge, Laird of: receives Dudley at Dundee (20th Dec.), 50. See Kirkcaldy.

Graytly, Laird of: signs "band" against Regent, 383; (Grantlie), 464.

"Great Britayn": Somerset wishes the two countries so called, 88.

Great Galley, the: tonnage, &c., 12.
-, —Venezian, the: tonnage and crew, 12.

Greenhead, Laird of: 500.

Gresham, Mr: 420.

Gretno, Laird of, &c.: sworn to England, 192.

"Grew hundis": Sir R. Fayne's, with Lord Huntly, 99.

Grimston, Mr: his letter mistaken for Ormiston, 108; 440; secret message by, to Lethington, 478.

Guelphs, faction of the: 142.

Guise, Duke of (Francis): his son to bring 10,000 men in aid of his aunt, the Queen Dowager (27th Feb. 1547–8), 86; (Francis) and Madame, leave Fontainbleau (5th Dec. 1559), 273: to La Brosse and D'Oysel on his sister the Regent's health (25th), 284; to his sister, the Queen Regent, of Elizabeth's duplcity, stirring the coals, fair words, &c., conspiracy against him and his brother discovered (12th March), 331; letter intercepted and sent to Cecil, &c. (17th), 333; letter to, in cipher taken (4th May), 395; Regent's letters to, stayed, 404; his to her opened in camp (17th May), 408; 463; alleged designs of, with Seton, revealed by latter, 503–4; his hopes (Morton thinks) by his royal niece, 520; is reported out of Court (10th Sept. 1561), 553; late "kindness" to Elizabeth, 563; his "godly" accord with Throckmorton (25th Oct.), 564; his leaving Court (11th Nov.), 570; his niece Queen Mary's love for, 573; Mary to Elizabeth for (4th Jan. 1561–2). 586, 587, 588; good report of, 597; his victories, 658; usage of Throckmorton, 659; Mary's discourses on (2nd Nov.), 664; (14th), 667; Randolph hopes his downfall (16th Dec.), 673; his successes (30th Dec.), 674; Condé's capture by, (5th Jan. 1562–3), 676; Bothwell on way to, 677; Mary to, for Throckmorton's release (22nd), 680; her speech to Randolph of (31st), 681; rage in Edinburgh at his successes and oath (6th Feb.), 682, 686; his assassination unknown to Mary (10th March), 688; Mary's sorrow at his death (15th), fate of assassin unknown (18th), 689.

Guise, Duchess of: Mary to, on the Duke's murder, 689.
-, —the Duchess Dowager of: (Antoinette de Bourbon), the Queen Regent's mother (7th Dec. 1559), 273; 463; the Duchess and her son reported taken, 652; Mary to, after her son's murder (18th March 1562–3), 689.
-, —the Cardinal de: 273, 463; alleged designs of, with Lord Seton, revealed by latter, 503–4; late "kindness" to Elizabeth, 563; his "Oration" daily looked for (24th Oct.), 564; his leaving Court (11th Nov.), 570; Mary's love for, 573; good report of—said to advise Mary to embrace the "religion" (30th Jan. 1561–2), 597; his gift to Elder, 602; may lend her money to meet Elizabeth (28th Feb.), 608.
-, —House of: and King of Navarre, 235.

Guthrie, Alexander, burgess, Edinburgh, 186, 490.

Gyllingham-on-Thames: 446, 447.

Gyllysbie, Laird of, &c.: sworn to England, 191.