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Calendar of Border Papers
… satisfy the "heades" in your late letters concerning Buccleugh and Johnston. And as the King and Council evidently …
Calendar of Border Papers
… and of the act itself done at this castle by Buccleugh; "pregnant circumstances servinge where probable …
Calendar of Border Papers
… to you quickly. I see the King has been moved to licence Buccleugh to go to the country to make up his bills, rolls, … late letter to the King by M r David Fowles, she touched Buccleugh and his cause, and the King may thereby "have the … remain so, it was only by means of these 100 men. That if Buccleugh is released from his "present easy restrainte," and …
Calendar of Border Papers
… them that I had; and now I can prove that Cesford drew Buccleugh into it. SecondCesford spent the whole second …
The Environs of London
… of Gorrembury in North-Britain, (of the noble family of Buccleugh,) 1767. Above are the monuments of Thomas Chase, … crescents of the fieldScot. N. B. The field in the Duke of Buccleugh's arms is Or. ArmsG. a crescent A. between four …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… their aid. Some refused him, as Seaford and Johnston, and, Buccleugh not being there, he went to his house to persuade …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… it is said he reconcileth three principal men of note, Buccleugh, Sesford and Joynston [Johnstone], together with … and down here, depending upon John Dakers of Leanard Cost. Buccleugh hath written two letters, with a superscribed lion …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… to deal with the States in his Majesty's name for the Lord Buccleugh to have the charge of a regiment there. Procured by …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… last letter that the only thing you stickle at concerning Buccleugh's attempt is, that your honour may only be repaired …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… you not be ignorant of the subject of them, as well by Buccleugh's detaining in Berwick as by Robert Joussies endless detaining there. As for Buccleugh, I thought the great care and pains that all this …