Index: H, I

Hacket, George (Hacbret): to the Scottish ambassador in England (21st Sept. 1586), 29; Gourlay in commission with (8th Nov.), 150; letters from Scotland to France directed to, 411; going to the Prince of Parma, 647; said to be an instrument, 650.

Hackstraw, Robert: servant to Powlet, 304.

Haddington: Sir Robert Sidney's letter dated at (28th Aug. 1588), 602; 607; constabulary of, 630; 631; 668.

Haillis, Lord: See Bothwell, Earl of.

Halidon: James VI. returns to, 557.
-, — Hill: James VI.'s diet to come to, 557.

Halkerston (Haggerston), Captain: with Randolph, 284; (Hakerston), 603; fights by words with Fowler and others, 670; Bothwell purposes to send, to Spain, 690; 692; pirate, 706; good that Elizabeth send a man-of-war to keep, in awe, 710.

Hall, John (of Newcastle): 511.

Hamilton, David (merchant of Edinburgh): ship of, spoiled, 512.
-, — John (of Euuerton): intercepted letter to Lord Claud Hamilton from (Feb. 1586–7), 302.
-, — John (of Glasgow): goods taken by, 516.
-, — Lord Claud (Abbot of Paisley): letter from Mary to, 9; to Burghley (20th Sept. 1586), 24; to Hunsdon, 25; Pasquier questioned concerning letters from, 55; to Walsingham (10th Oct.), 94; to draw Catholics of Scotland against England, 122; intended accusation against (4th Nov.), 147; English in pretence, 168; 226; Lindsey's discourse of, 229; alphabet with, 242; letters to Mary from, 261; offers to take arms to avenge Mary, 275; intercepted letter from John Hamilton to (Feb. 1586–7), 302; Gray in confederacy with, 327; accused before James VI., 413; a councillor (13th July 1587), 451; not at Parliament, 453; will not consent to desire of James VI. for spiritual lands, 453; device of Maitland to draw Huntly from friendship of, 480; Arran "all one" with, 507; 531; meant that, shall be put out of the country (26th May 1588), 560; 561; the person that may do most harm by his ambition is, 570; James VI. offended with, 575; professes himself a Protestant, 602; Elizabeth loth to charge, 605; inwardly a papist, 609; at Sir John Seton's marriage, 614; at Montrose, 616; 623; chief of the papists and discontented persons, 624; at Edinburgh, 646; remains in Court, 653; less stubborn in religion, 664; 669; one of chiefs of faction, 677; has intelligence with Philip II. and Parma, 691; assistance of Spanish forces required by letter of, 692; 698; offers himself at the King's pleasure, 702; arrives at Edinburgh, 703; papist, &c., ib.; comes to Edinburgh, 704; and others sent for, 705; sent to Edinburgh Castle, 706; same, 708; 709.

Hamilton, Lord John (Lord of Arbroath): tumult to be raised by (Sept. 1586), 59; proposed marriage of Lennox to daughter of, 81; sent to Duke of Alva, 117; Mary promises crown of Scotland to (Oct.), 125; endeavours to make peace between Maxwell and Angus (4th Nov.), 147; advises Angus against extreme dealing with Mawell, 148; Morton "brought in" by, 165; shows an honest disposition, 169; appointed lieutenant of West Marches, 199; Mary has service of, 207; 226; offers to take arms to avenge Mary, 275; greatest enemy of Walsingham, 327; a councillor (13th July 1587), 452; device of Maitland to draw Huntly from friendship of, 480; Arran "all one" with, 507; (Lord Hamilton) mind of, with the lords in the north, 531; does not favour Angus (1st Jan. 1587–8), 532; 558; lately got greater favour with the Church, 559; whispered that James VI. spoke secretly with, 15th May 1588, 560; acknowledges great favours received in England, 591; 628; with the King, 655; the King means to match the Duke of Lennox with the daughter of, ib.; proposed marriage between Lennox and daughter of, 661; 668; appointed to fetch a wife to the King, 670; to bring the Princess of Denmark, 677; of faction against Huntly, ib.; 679; 680; Protestant, &c., 703.

Hamilton, Thomas: witness of piracy, 513.
-, — William: 525.

Hamiltons, the: 10; 226; nether ward of Clydesdale wholly possessed by, 668; followers of, ib.

Hammond, John: receipt of memorandum of proceedings against Mary signed by, 490.

Hampsher, John: allowance for services supplied for funeral of Mary by, 466.

Hampshire: 21.

Hampton: 511; 547.

Harbert, Mr William: Fowler marvels he does not hear from, 652.

Harbottle (Harbotell): English bills to be sworn in, 537.

Hardy, Treasurer: threatens Hubert, 485.

Hargraves, Mr: 40.

Harrington, Sir James: bears canopy at funeral of Mary, 459.

Harrison, Edward (of Beverley): ship spoiled by, 510; killed. ib.; ship spoiled by, 512.
-, — Richard: piracies by, 512.
-, — Thomas: confession of, 530.

Harston, Anthony: allowance for goods supplied for funeral of Mary by, 465; 469.

Harvie, . . .: pitiful case of (13th Nov. 1586), 154.
-, — Sebastian (Hervie): Mallerie counsel to, 267.
-, — (Herwie), Sir James: indenture to, 267.

Harvy, . . . (a Scottish priest): caused by Mary to publish a seditious pamphlet, 374.

Hastings, Lady: at funeral of Mary, 462.
-, — Sir George: bears canopy at funeral of Mary, 459; 461.

Haston, Sir Edward: Mary to go to house of, 87.

Hatherley, John: 644.

Hatherstone, Captain: to go to Elizabeth, 149; 156.

Hatton, Sir Christopher (Vice-Chamberlain): commission directed to, 12; 28; a commissioner for Fotheringay (Sept 1586), 44; 83; 105; Babington's confession delivered to, 144; to Burghley (6th Jan. 1586–7), 240; suspected persons examined at house of, 261; confers with Davison, 289; 290; a commissioner, 308; letter from James VI. to, 329; Randolph sent to Davison by, 333. warrant for execution of Mary restored by Davison to Burghley in presence of, 447; (Lord Chancellor) Wigmore to discover what James VI. hopes of, 571, letter of, 587; letter signed by, 643.

Haverfordwest: 546; 644; 645.

Hawick: 474; 475.

Hay, Alexander (of Easter Kennet, Clerk of Register): a councillor (13th July 1587), 451; 452; appointed for furthering of justice, 630; 631; 634.
-, — Mr Edmond: sent to Jesuits in France, 483.
-, — Father: responsible for attempt to shoot Gray, 18; reports to Rome by (4th Nov. 1586), 148; (Father Edmund Hays) Erroll converted by, 689; (Hayes) Erroll and Crawford seduced from the religion by, and Creichton, 692; Bailie of Erroll brother to, 701.
-, — Francis; See Erroll, Earl of.
-, — house of: Errol of the, 226.
-, — Lord: neutral, 169; (Lord Haye of Yester), 668.
-, — Mr John: 560
-, — William: goods of, taken by pirates. 516; (Haye), 547.

Haye: See Hay.

Haymouthe, the: 641.

"Haynborow": mariners out of, 573.

Hays, Father Edmund: See Hay, Father.
-, — Francis: (Hayis) Nasmyth's message to, 280.

Haywood, . . .: 413.

Heathe, . . .: in or near Edinburgh (16th Feb. 1587–8), 538; 680.

Hebrides: 666.

Henego: companies levied in, 574.

Heneson, Mounce: piracy by, 516.

Henry I., King of England: arraigned for killing a particular person, 120; 256.
-, — II., King of France: Mary takes arms of England in time of (Oct. 1586), 121; 659.

Henry III., King of France: at the Bois de Vincennes, 45; will send a lord to help Mary, 47; returned to Paris, 49; affairs of Earl of Orkney with (12th Oct. 1586), 98; to Courcelles (1st Nov.), 145; charges Bellièvre to do all in his power to save Mary (19th), 159; to Courcelles (21st), 161; Courcelles to (30th), 171; James VI. receives assurance of assistance with men and money from, 185; Gray asks for ambassador to Scotland to be sent by, 186; to Courcelles (14th Dec.), 195; pain of, on seeing Elizabeth's answers concerning Mary, 203; to Courcelles (22nd Jan. 1586–7), 246; 253; has conference with De Maine, 286; goes to the wars in Poitou, 303; to Courcelles (14th March), 333; letter from James VI. to, 340; to Courcelles (28th March 1587), 345; not likely to be very forward to enter upon a foreign war, 390; letter to Courcelles from, 393; to Courcelles (13th April), 404; assistance of, most dangerous to James VI., 408–410; sudden despatch to England from, 420; to Courcelles (1st June), 441; Waad has audience with, 445; to Courcelles (17th July), 455; Dunblane has commission from, 481; Chisholme to be employed with, 483; letters to James VI. from, 488; 544; James VI. complained to, of Mary's execution, 563; 567; will yield to nothing which may make for the greatness of the Guises—Courcelles' letter showed that, gave James VI. fair words but no help, 570; gentlemen of the guard of, 572; articles propounded to, 573; mean enough to have gone on Mary's trial, 576; wrote to James VI. to accept Courcelles as ambassador, 579; 619; would send an embassage to Elizabeth, 669.
-, — IV., Emperor: 481.
-, — — King of England: 256.
-, — VI., King of England: 256; 571.
-, — VII., King of England: 198; 256; 566; 571.
-, — VIII., King of England: 130; 170; 391; 545.

Hepburn, . . .: gentleman of the King of France's guard, 572.

Hereford, Earl of: Otterbury sent to, 527.

Herman, Edward: inclosure to Archibald Douglas from (Dec. 1586), 190.

Hermitage, the: 508.

Heron, Mr: 508.

Herricke, Mr: salamander from, 643.

Herries, Lord (William Maxwell): arraignment of, 167; Mary has service of, 206; a councillor (13th July 1587), 451; (Harris) Lord Johnstone marries sister of (1st Jan. 1587–8), 533; comes in with Huntly, 536; mentioned, 641; like to become a good Protestant outwardly, ib.; 668.

Hewes, . . . (of Winchester): 21.

Hewet, Edward: piracy by, 515.

Hey, William: spoiled, 511; 515.

Hickes, Robert: ship spoiled by, 512; hanged, ib.; ship spoiled by, 513.

Hippocrates: 133.

Hitchcock, Thomas (of Yarmouth): ships spoiled by, 510; hanged, ib.

Hoddam: 196.

Hodges, Richard: ship spoiled by, 512.

Hodgson, . . .: mentioned in trial of Savage, 14; 40.
-, — David: money of, taken, 512.
-, — Thomas: money of, taken, 512.
-, — William: 40.

Hog, Christine: passport for, 471.

Hogsdone: 110; 151.

Holborn: 261.

Holford, . . .: Fowler trusts, continues constant, 652.

Holland: Leicester to go to (Sept. 1586), 59; 389; conjunction of, Zealand and England has got strength by the sea, 543.
-, — Mr: at Mary's funeral, 458.

Hollanders: Spanish fleet takes some, 600.

Holt, William: lately come from Rome to Paris, 147.

Holyrood Day: 196.
-, — House: Gray's letter dated at (6th Nov. 1586), 149; James VI.'s letter dated at (9th), 151; Gray's letter dated at (16th), 156; same (27th), 164; James VI.'s letter dated at (28th), 166; Gray's letter dated at (13th Dec.), 191; Maitland's letter dated at (17th), 197; James VI.'s letter dated at (20th), 199; same (26th Jan. 1586–7), 247; same, 248; Morison's letter dated at (10th Feb.), 280; Gray's letter dated at (12th), 283; Bellenden's letter dated at (24th Oct. 1587), 494; James VI.'s letter dated at (24th March 1587–8), 550; 561; Carmichael at table with Colonel Sempill in, 595; Act dated at (9th Nov. 1588), 629.

Home, George: what did Huntly promise? 699.

Hopton, Sir Owen: Pasquier interrogated before (30th Sept. 1586), 55; letter signed by, 86.

Horseman, Mr: at Mary's funeral, 458.

Houghton, Mr (surveyor at Fotheringay): charges allowed to, 410.

Hound , the (of Colchester): spoiled, 516.
-, — Thomas (or Hud): spoil done by ship of, 512; 513.

Howard, Lord Henry: confession of, 51; book by Ross found in study of, 117.
-, — of Effingham, Lord (Lord High Admiral of England): a commissioner for Fotheringay (Sept. 1586), 44; 190; gives Davison warrant for execution of Mary, 288; privy to warrant for execution of Mary, 347; 442; 547; 589; Privy Council letter signed by, 643.

Howell, . . .: 547.

Howland, Mr: at funeral of Mary, 458.

Hubert, Claud: to Courcelles (24th Sept. 1586), 45; Courcelles sends letters to, 57; speaks to D'Esneval, 58; has care of D'Esneval's affairs, 171; to Courcelles (18th March 1586–7), 336; goods sent to Courcelles by, 338; 450; to Courcelles (10th Sept.), 484.

Hud, Thomas: See Hound.

Hudson, Mr James: 103; Gray's servant; 105; letter sent by, 186; heads to be communicated to Maitland by (8th Dec. 1586), 186; directed towards Scotland, 189; to Walsingham (12th), ib.; 201; answer by, 231; to Walsingham (8th Feb. 1586–7), 278; same (9th), ib.; same (17th June 1588), 574; same (8th Aug.), 592; mentioned, 598; to Walsingham (Oct. 1588), 627; Roger Aston to (8th Nov.), 628; same (13th), 634; same (1st Dec.), 642; to Walsingham (10th), 646; letter from. 653; Roger Aston to (28th), 654; same (30th), 656; [ ] to, 662; to Walsingham, 664; same (8th Jan. 1588–9), 669; letter from, intercepted, 700; Roger Aston to (8th March), 708.
-, — William: piracy by, 510, 512.

Hudsouns, Andro: See Andro.

Huguenots: war in earnest with, expected in France, 286.

Hull: 148; 511; 516; fray by Englishmen of, on Scottish mariners, 547; (Hulle) searcher of, 665.

Hully, Balthazar (Master of Mary's Wardrobe): passport for, 471; money belonging to, ib.; 472.

Hulst: siege of (21st Sept. 1586), 29.

Humber: ship spoiled near, 509.

Hume (Home), Alexander, of Hutton Hall: commissioner, 534; signs Border agreement (12th Feb. 1587–8), 537.
-, — Lord: accompanies James VI., 557; comes to Berwick, ib.; James VI. to stay with, 558; favours the King's faction, 575; not trusted by the papists, 624; 668; papist, &c., 703.
-, — Sir James (Laird of Cowdenknowes; captain of Edinburgh Castle): 47; to meet Carey, 333; a councillor (13th July 1587), 451; 452; Fleming placed before—combat appointed between Fleming and, 453; Sir Robert Sidney fetched by, 603; loves the amity, 627; send, or the Justice Clerk to Elizabeth, 628; appointed for furthering of justice in the south quarter (9th Nov. 1588), 630; 631; (Alexander sic) resolution to send, or the Justice Clerk to Elizabeth, 628; appointed for furthering of justice in the south quarter (9th Nov. 1588), 630; 631; (Alexander sic) resolution to send, or the Justice Clerk to Elizabeth, 636; Thomas Fowler has conference with, 654.

Hungary, Elizabeth, Queen of: See Elizabeth, Queen of Hungary.
-, — Charles, King of: See Charles.
-, — Isabel, Queen of: See Isabel.
-, — Matthias, King of: See Matthias.

Hunsdon, Lord (Lord Chamberlain): Hamilton to (20th Sept. 1586), 25; a commissioner for Fotheringay, 44; 46; letter from Douglas to, 238; 239; 305; Burghley to (30th Feb. 1586–7), 306; letter to James VI. from, 331; Burghley to (6th April 1587), 398; Douglas writes to (29th), 407, 452; 454; to Walsingham (25th Nov.), 507; letter of (1st Jan. 1587–8), 533; to Walsingham (17th), ib.; Mr Archibald Douglas pretends by letter to, to have charge to deliver some matter of contentment (23rd), 535; 537; Burghley to (1st March), 541; to Burghley (16th), 547; Robert son of, 548; James VI.'s answer to letter of, 549; Burghley to (6th April 1588), 553; Sir Henry Woddryngton to (11th Aug.), 595; 622.

Hunt, William: 40.

Hunter, Thomas: witness of piracy, 513.

Huntingdon: 457; 464.
-, — Earl of: bankruptcy of, 85; deliberates in favour of Navarre, 90; mentioned, 506; James VI. writes to, for money, 596; writes to William Asheby, 598; to assist James VI., 604; Bowes receives 3000£. from, for James VI., 613; same, 620.

Huntingdonshire: soldiers to be sent out of (21st Nov. 1586), 162; soldiers from, to be discharged, 268; 270; 279.

Huntington, Count of: See Guise, Duke of.

Huntly, Earl of (George Gordon, Lord Gordon and Badzenauch): with James VI. (11th Oct. 1586), 95; of the Popish faction, 169; Jesuits at house of, 174; lieutenant at Aberdeen, 183; a malcontent, 226; makes open profession of Catholic religion, 229; defeat of Argyll's men by, ib.; alphabet with, 242; letter to James VI. subscribed by, 266; Gray in confederacy with, 327; Gray goes with letters of credit to, 405; accused before James VI., 413; James VI. gives Dunfermline to, 414; letter to Maxwell from, 448; a councillor (13th July), 451; bears sword at opening of Parliament, 452; chosen lord of the articles, 453; to Cesford (12th Aug.), 474; return of brother of, 476; knows more of secrets of James VI. than any man, ib.; lords of Privy Council caused to go over the water by, 477; device by Maitland to draw, from friendship with Hamiltons, 480; favour of James VI. towards, 481; Hay sent to Jesuits in France by advice of, 483; contrary to England, 486; discontented with James VI.—retires to his country, 489; a papist, 491; letter from James VI. to, 507; meeting between Keith and (1st Jan. 1587–8), 531; 532; charged to come to day of law, ib.; and lords made a band—the King desired, to agree with the Secretary—little put in execution since the coming of—gotten the gift of Kirks north of Aberdeen, 536; gathering between, and Bothwell (16th Feb.), 538; ready to yield to the King's disposition, 559; like to be shot at, 560; in favour, 562; James VI. offended with, 575; to Walsingham (1st July 1588), 577; in good credit, 578; marriage of, 580; a convert, 583; Mr James Gordon uncle of, 584; marriage between, and the Duke of Lennox's sister, 587; 592; the King sends for, 595; plot laid by, 601; will not subscribe to the points of religion, 603; Elizabeth loth to charge, 605; 606; letter to, 608; 610; the King to take order with, 612; servants of, thought that the Spaniards dare not return to Spain before the execution of their enterprise against England, ib.; at Sir John Seton's marriage, 614; at Montrose, 616; enemy of Maitland, 620; commanded not to come to Court, ib.; suspects the Chancellor would bring Captain James Stewart again to Court—received gold from Jesuits, 622; the Chancellor advised not to ride to the King for fear of, ib.; if the Master of Gray comes home, should lose Dunfermline, ib.; labours for Captain James Stewart, ib.; 623; chief of the papists, 624; commanded to "keip home," 627; the King sends to his house in the north, 628; craves pardon, 629; shall remain at home, 634; submits to the Church, 638; reveals the plot to take away the Chancellor, ib.; 640; now become a Protestant (1st Dec.), 642; conformity of, in religion, 646; says he is become of the religion, ib.; to take up a new guard of his own choice—Maitland believes he has, as he would desire—desirous of Elizabeth's favour, 647; seems rather French than English, 649; the Chancellor suspicious by the advancing of, 653; causes Claud Hamilton to offer to give over his right to the crown to the Duke of Lennox, ib.; the Chancellor not reconciled to, ib.; Maitland the greatest with, 655; foolish, hot and hardy, ib.; with the King, ib.; in favour with the King, ib.; two Englishmen and a Spaniard with, 656; Aston fears, will draw the King upon some course against his will, ib.; mentioned—and others have been on the point to have "sticked" Maitland—and others offer the Duke of Parma to keep the north of Scotland at his direction, 662; not yet proclaimed in the Church, 664; at supper with the Chancellor, 665; friends to, 666; 667; gentlemen of Aberdeen obey—enemies to, ib.; danger that, and Bothwell may procure their evil inclination, 669; Don John de Modena going with great credit from, 670; faction of, 676; Englishmen presented to, 677; chief of a faction, ib.; pique betwixt, and Bothwell, 678; great boastings between, and Bothwell, 680; said that John de Modena went with direction from, ib.; Chisholme comes to seek, 686; requests money, ib.; never showed himself the slave of money until he was induced thereto by Lord Claud Hamilton—constrained to remain at Court, 687; steadfastness in outward profession of, shaken, 689; has intelligence with Philip II. and Parma, 691; Spanish forces required by letter of—dissembles his religion—to the Prince of Parma (24th Jan. 1588–9), 692; 696; in favour of the marriage with the King of Spain's daughter—suggestion to apprehend, 698; sent to Edinburgh Castle, ib.; James VI. to, 699; James VI.'s affection to, 700; sent to the Castle, ib.; within an hour that, was in the Castle Erroll fled—the King entertains and kisses—friends of, in fury—few keep, company—prisoner—Bothwell thought to have persuaded the stay of—counsellors to, flee, 701; committal of, pleased divers good men—keeps his place in familiarity with the King—friends of, stout, 702; the King has begun well in committing—the King visits, daily, ib.; papist, &c., 703; seems would run an English course, 704; James VI. shows favour to, daily, &c.—if James VI. finds, guilty has vowed his death, ib.; guard that, had discharged, ib.; the King must be borne to show, some favour—his sudden show of affection to, 705; let at liberty, 706; same, 708; craves pardon, ib.; the proceeding with, not such as the beginning gave hope—the King sets, free—friendship between, and Marishal—party of, emboldened, 709.

Hutton (Huton): house at, 579; (Huton Hall), 620.

Huyok, Edward: 547.

Hyde, Mr Nicholas: at funeral of Mary, 458.

Ila: See Islay.

Inchkeith: 498.

Indeach, David (Endeoch): spoiled, 510; 511; 513.

Indies: 409; (East and West) Spain and, conjoined, 571.

Ingleby, David: at Dumfries (4th Nov. 1586), 148; with Maxwell, 196; 307.

Inglis, James: goods of, taken by pirates, 514.
-, — Thomas (of Edinburgh): goods of, taken by pirates, 674.

Innermeath, Lord: 667.

Innocantes: See Sempill, Colonel.

Inquisition, the: 679.

Inverleith (Enderleith), Laird of: desired the King to come to his house, 532.

Inverness (Innernes): 630; 631; 666.

Ireland: success of Bingham in (8th Oct. 1586), 92; stir to be made in, 123; 263; ship taken to, 546; fishermen to take the Spanish fleet to the coast of, 612; Spanish fleet compassing, ib.; 613; Spanish fleet driven on the north part of, 618; Spaniards and Italians escape out of, 623; 628; 684; 685; news of the return of the army of Spain by the further side of, 689.

Irvine (Erowin): 668.
-, — (Ervin), Edward (of the Bonsha): 95.
-, — — . . .: house possessed by, 95.

Isaac Angelus: 431.

Isabel, Queen of Hungary: execution of, 12.

Islay: (Ila) ship of Spain arrivse at, 618.

Islington: 17.

Italians: escape out of Ireland, 623; come to Edinburgh, ib.; 628.

Italy: 567; 568; 570.