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Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… themselves. Besides, he is not so forgetful [as] to forget Carmichael's late dealing with Sir John Foster, and therefore …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… base sons of Morton deceased, are already departed. Carmichael and the rest are in readiness to follow them. …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… of pacification, and has taken in hand to kill the said Carmichael. Arran guides all, and will not suffer any favour …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… to Cavells. John Foster, John Selby, Richard Lowther. Carmichael, Alexander Hume of Hewtonehall, George Yonge. 2 …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… King misliking the same, it is deferred. On Saturday last Carmichael received a discharge of his keeping of Tiviedale, …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… liberty; but it will not be granted except the Laird of Carmichael and his eldest son, George Douglas of the Parkhead … with condition that he shall remove from him the Laird of Carmichael and his son, the sons of the late Earl of Morton, …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… practises that I fear nowe will hardly be stayed." Seeing Carmichael, who hath acquainted the King his master with her …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… chanced at the day of "trew" between the Lord Warden and Carmichael, but is sure he has received other letters since … says that he had stayed the party of England at what time Carmichael returned, that is denied by his grace, and … men, by name Robson and Symonton were first slain, and Carmichael himself shot through the breast of his doublet, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the Lord Warden of the Middle Marches and the Laird of Carmichael, and desires to know the Queen's pleasure whether … justice done on the Borders by the Scots than was done by Carmichael of late. It appears that this is no "pretensed" … At the last meeting between Sir George Heron and Mr. Carmichael they could not agree in divers points, and so …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… says that he had stayed the party of England at what time Carmichael returned. That is denied by his Grace, and … of their men, by name Robson and Symonson were slain, and Carmichael himself shot through the breast of his doublet, … about the accident happened between Sir John Forster and Carmichael. Thinks himself much bound to her Highness in …