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Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… (9), that Broughty and the fort be taken for the safety of Dundee and S t Johnston; (10), that the Scots will be enemies …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… hearts to withstand that oppression, St. Johnston and Dundee had been in no better estate than their sister Leith. …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… at Leith to "utter" their cargoes. There lately arrived at Dundee the Anteloppe for which David a Forrett was suitor to …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Provost of Edinburgh; James Haliburton, Provost of Dundee ; John Erskine, Provost of Montrose; Thomas Menzies, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… utter such things as they have. There arrived of late at Dundee, the Antelope, for the which David a Forret was suitor …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… gates of Glammis to Killemore fearing nothing: who rode to Dundee, sending word to lord Gray by Lard Pureis servant to … heard that with 2000 and more he meant to burn Perth and Dundee: rather bruited to colour his march to Glasgow to join …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… by the Earl of Huntley with 700 horsemen. Morton went to Dundee, and was conveyed by Lord Gray to Kilsandie. Pp. 1. … Regent is making a platform and fortifies at Edinburgh. At Dundee and St. Johnstone they fear wars because the Earl of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… and more, and that he intended to burn St. Johnstone or Dundee, which he more bruited for colour, to the intent that …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… Lethingtonas the taking of the merchants of Edinburgh and Dundee, and staying of their goods, the "assegeing" and … number of 500 horse or better, went the "nexte waie" to Dundee, where he meets Lords Lindesey, Glames, Ruthen, … he will be (with the soldiers he has, and certain men of Dundee) very near 3000 able men. From thence they go with all …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… with certain field pieces and 600 horse, has gone towards Dundee. It is thought that they are very near 3,000 men, and …