Index: J, K

Jackson, …: 454.
-, —John: sequestred, 207; groom in Mary's household, 412; 635.
-, —Robert: sequestred, 207.

Jacques: Sir Christopher Hatton's man, 651; familiar with Fortescue, 654.

Jaferson, Mark: 318.

James V., King of Scots: 161.
-, —VI., King of Scots: Gray will bind himself by no oath save to, 3; agrees to articles of treaty with Elizabeth, 6; will hear nothing on behalf of Scottish Lords in England, 7; receives articles of treaty well, 8; likes Wotton, 9; to Elizabeth (9th July 1585), 9; yearly support from Elizabeth for, 10; rumours of decay of Gray's credit with, 19; match between daughter of King of Denmark and, 20; accused by Mary of holding his crown as a usurper, 23; Elizabeth satisfied with, ib.; marriage proposed between daughter of Duke of Lorraine and, 31; to Elizabeth (19th), 33; Mauvissière to (21st) ib.; 36; 37; letters to the Bishop of Ross from, 40; in treaty with Lorraine (27th), ib.; treaty between Elizabeth and (31st), 43; pleasures for, 51; will not deliver Arran to England, 54; Elizabeth to (2nd Aug.), ib.; proposal to grant a duchy in England to, 55; perplexed between love for Arran and promise to Elizabeth, ib.; letter from Elizabeth to, ib.; same, 57; to Elizabeth (6th), 58; desirous of concluding the league, 59; intends going to Stirling, 60; receives Elizabeth's letters in good part, 62; orders Jesuits to be banished, ib.; to Elizabeth (9th), ib.; Elizabeth sends sharp answer to, 63; letter from Elizabeth to (13th), 65; Arran an evil instrument about, ib.; to go to Dumbarton (19th), 71; Wotton has access to (20th), 73; anxious to please Elizabeth, 74; Highlanders care not for, 79; Gray fears apprehension of person of, 82; Elizabeth wishes that offer of, had been accepted, 91; troubled by news of banished Lords— signs letter drawn up by Arran—advertisements to the Commissioners from (6th Sept.), 98; none of the articles of treaty to be altered by—Wotton has conflicts about banished lords with (13th), 103; letter to Elizabeth from, 104; listens to discourse of French faction—gives his word never to forsake England (16th Sept.), 105; ships prepared for, 107; to Elizabeth (24th), 110; to Walsingham, 111; same (6th Oct.), 121; articles sent by Maxwell to, 122; questions Maxwell as to affairs on the Border, ib.; requests submitted to Elizabeth by (7th), 123; has intelligence by letter with Guise, ib.; present of bloodhounds from Elizabeth to, 130; at Stirling (21st), 134; has no forces as yet (28th), 137; takes Stirling Castle (4th Nov.), 150; parley between lords and (5th), 150; to leave Stirling, ib.; Elizabeth to (10th), 151; to Elizabeth (28th), 157; surprise of, at Stirling, 158; 178; reasons with Balcanquall, 179; proclamations to expel Jesuits by, 202; to Walsingham (28th Jan. 1585–6), 203; to Elizabeth (30th), 204; to Walsingham (31st), 205; Elizabeth to, 207; instructions for Randolph concerning, 209; French ambassador deals not with, 215; takes evil opinion of Colvile, 223; Maitland, &c., submit to, 224; sends for Lord Claud Hamilton, 232; Milles with, 238; sits as chancellor at arraignment of Morton, 239; Randolph has audience with, 244; offer by Elizabeth of yearly benevolence to, ib.; Randolph has audience with, 246; 248; Châteauneuf tries to dissuade from league (17th March), 249; answer of, 250; to make amends for slaughter of Russell, 252; Elizabeth will grant £4000 a year to, 254; talk of marriage of Navarre's sister and, 274; has great need of what Elizabeth has promised, 282; Mary in favour of marriage of Princess of Lorraine with, 286; agrees to league with Elizabeth (April 1586), 300; bond proposed by, 302; to Burghley (2nd), 303; Elizabeth to (6th), 308; accommodates himself to desires of Elizabeth, 310; Bishop of St Andrews to appear before, 329; Randolph has speeches with, ib.; ambassadors to be sent to Denmark from, 330; pension from England received by, 333; embassy to Denmark from, 336; in great need of money, 337; still follows his hunting and writing "in miter," 338; state of Scotland dangerous through youth of, 339; must needs marry, 340; comes to Dalkeith, 350; Douglas has conference with, 354; 357; 358, 359, 360; sick, 364; sups at Gray's house, ib.; to Elizabeth (10th May), 367; sends for Douglas, 371; speech to the States, 373; Scottish noblemen discontented with, 375; sends for Randolph, 377; assurances of, that the league shall take effect, 378; desires of, in favour of Prior of Blantyre, 384; commissioners' meeting to be on birthday of, 394; letter to Elizabeth from, 407; Elizabeth to (2nd June), 414; pension for, not so large as promised, 417; assembly to be held at Berwick on birthday of, 423; wishes to be mentioned in the league as Elizabeth's principal heir, ib.; proceeds sincerely in his actions with Elizabeth, 425; Mary hopes to draw to her bias, 426; at Falkland, 430; sends for Milles, ib.; thanks Elizabeth for letters, 430; knows the nobility will move him to marry, 433; will follow Elizabeth's advice before any person living, ib.; amount of pension to be allowed by Elizabeth to, 434; letter from Elizabeth to, 434; to go to Dunfermline, 436; much led by Douglas, 437; careful of Gray, ib.; gives Douglas his secret reasons for being so earnest "in craving of his promise," 440; Douglas has conference with, 442; to Randolph (16th), 444; determined to remain with Gray, 448; 449; not to blame for delay in meeting of the commissioners, 451; receives dishonour by procrastination of his commissioners, 460; no provision made for Mary in league between Elizabeth and, 465; to Elizabeth (30th), 488; Elizabeth to (July), 494; to Rutland (5th), 504; same ib.; to Douglas, 509; collection of matters touching, 510; letters to Rutland from, 513; 535; 537; Mary will not abandon the cause of religion for, 554; still forced to use counsel of Angus, Mar, &c., 562; letter to Ross from, 564; Young to (30th), 566; Elizabeth not likely to allow marriage of, with Denmark, 577; presents Randolph with a chain of £100,578; will rather yield his crown than that the league should be broken on his part, ib.; to stay with Rothes—letter to Elizabeth from, 580; levies soldiers for Low Countries, 622; Douglas to visit Mary on behalf of, 624; to Elizabeth (26th Aug.), 628; instructions to Hacket by, 629; 638; L'Aubespine to (Sept.), 702.

James, Captain: 620.

Jameson, Robert: 107.

Janson, Widow: complaint of, 322.

Jardane, Sir Alexander (of Apilgirt): to go with Gray, 410.

Jardin, Monsieur de: goes to Scotland, 295; with the French ambassador, 395.

Jedburgh (Jedworth): 47; 70; taken by Carmichael (Oct. 1585), 137.

Jenkyn: 540.

Jerome (Jer.), Sir Thomas: mentioned in Tyrell's fourth declaration, 671, 672.

Jersey: 39.

Jessier, Monsieur: promises delivery of gift to Hubert, 338.

Jesuits, the: to be banished (9th Aug. 1585), 62; 74; 80; at Kinneill, 89; jealousy of England by the repairing of, to Scotland (4th Sept.), 90; making a great stir in the North—have brought 10,000 crowns with them from France, 104; apprehending of, 106; with Morton, 120; 123; 142; proclamation by James VI. to expel, 202; 350; 359; James VI. promises that he will not suffer any to remain in his realm, 377; Sixtus V. has not like conceit of, as his predecessor, 463; 598.

Jeyes, Mr: secretary to Rutland, 453.

John, of Little Callerton: 322.

Johnestounburnne, Lord: 452.

Johnson, …: Babington lies at house of, 603.

Johnstone, Laird of: Maxwell takes, 7; 35; Gray to (4th Sept. 1585), 92; 122; 159; 175; James VI. sends for, 282; controversy between Maxwell and, 308; Maxwell and, likely to agree, 364.
-, —William (of Redhall): a notorious offender, 302.

Jolle, Mademoiselle (Yolle): letter from, 229; to Courcelles (24th Feb. 1585–6), 230.

Jones, Edward: mentioned in Salisbury's confession, 689; confession of, 692, 693, 694.

Joseph , the: 354.

Jousseit, Monsieur (Josse): 186; 280.

Joyeuse, Duc de: quarrel between de Montmorency and, 194; 232; governs all in France, 248; to serve under Guiso, 274; goes against the Huguenots, 464.

Joyeuse, Marshal de: Montmorency at war with, 478.

Justice Clerk: See Bellenden, Sir Lewis.

Keir, John (Keyer): lately in disguised sort with Mary (20th Aug. 1585), 73.

Keith, William: to Hudson (31st July 1585), 48; 159; to Walsingham (2nd Jan. 1585–6), 178; presses the treaty with James VI., 183; 188; 207; comes to Randolph, 241; 255; 465.

Kelough, …: bearer of Mauvissière's letters, 60.

Kelso: banished lords at (Oct. 1585), 134, 137.
-, —Laird of: comes out of France, 433.

Kemp, …: comes to Fortescue, 651.

Kenethy, Jane: one of Mary's household, 412; 635.

Kennedy, John (Mayor of Aberdeen): to Walsingham (20th Aug. 1585), 73.

Kent, Earl of: Leicester tries to make, councillor, 267; to attend Mary in her removal, 702.

Ker, Captain: 410.
-, —John (of Greneheid): 410.

Kerspe, Edward: 321; 322.
-, — (Kyrspe), James: 321.
-, — John: 321.
-, — Richard: 322.
-, — Widow: 321.

Kildare, Earl of: 539; 605.

King, Andrew: recommended to Elizabeth, 62; 73.

"King's Head, the": by Chancery Lane end, 604.
-, — in New Fish Street, 604; 653.

King's Lynn: petition of mariners of (May 1586), 354.

Kinkorne: 430.

Kinneill (Kenyle): Huntly to go to, 8; Arran charged with keeping Irish practicers at, 58; Arran restrained at, ib.; 59; 84; 98.

Kintone, Captain: 410.

Kintyre: Arran at, 316.

Kirkpatrick, …: comes to England, 420.

Kirkpatricks, the: 493.

Kirkton (Warden Sergeant): thought to be guilty of Russell's death, 394.

Knight, …: a practicer with Ballard, 511; 592.

Knightly, Sir Richard: to attend Mary in her removal, 702.

Knollys, William: to Walsingham (23rd Nov. 1585), 156; same (24th), 157; letter of, 171.

Kynmouth, …: 302.

Kynnersley: 697.