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Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… Home of Manderston "will intromit" with my brother of Coldingham's living. Mend this if you can. You touch in your …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… 100 horsemen and 200 footmen; 300 horsemen in Heymouth and Coldingham. There lieth in a town four miles from Donglas 200 footmen, seven ensigns in Heymouth and Coldingham, 300 footmen in Kelsey, 300 footmen in Hume. There … prisoners. They took two horsemen riding from Heymouth to Coldingham with the fray. This done, we were at Berwick …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… 300 soldiers (the rest victuallers) passed here, and off Coldingham, the captains with 40 or 50 men, landed to Lord John commendator of Coldingham, a base son of the late King of Scots, refreshed …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the fleet (which consisted of forty ships) had touched at Coldingham, another part at Eyemouth, (where it was feared …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Ogilvy, Erskine, Glammis, Fleming, Hume, and Lord John of Coldingham, and the greater part of the Barons and landed men … the rest being victuallers. When they came against Coldingham, being near the shore, forty or fifty of the … and soldiers landed to the Lord John, Commendator of Coldingham, one of the late King of Scots' base sons, where …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the wages of 2,500 francs. Of this company Lord John of Coldingham should have been captain, for which purpose he …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… Balmerino, Dryburgh, Cambuskenneth, Inchaffray, Coldingham, Pluscarden, Blantyre, and Kilwinning. The Lord … Laird of Cowdenknowes, the Master of Ogilvy, the Prior of Coldingham, the Laird of Bargany, and George Douglas of …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… little space from the King's house, set upon the Prior of Coldingham and his brother. The Lord Hume was in their … 10th of this month. Lochleven is licensed to take ship at Coldingham, Aymouth, or in any haven or port in England … Arran. Huntly takes plain part with Hume and the Prior of Coldingham, for whose cause this matter and quarrel began. …