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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… i. 635. -, (Hamelton), Alex., son of the Laird of Innerwick, I. 377. -, Alex., Scottish prisoner, i. 289 (2). -, (Hamleton), Jas., laird or Innerwick, i. 377. -, James, natural brother of Arran, to be … Worc, i. g. 1081 (49). Inkpen, Fras., i. 1329 (2). Innerwick (Enderwyke), in Scotland, laird of. See Hamilton, …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… : obtains a year's respite (24th March 15834), 52. Innerwick, Laird of: murdered, 334. Inverness: 26. Ipswich: …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… (Innermuchy), Laird of: ready to assist Huntly, 462. Innerwick (Enderwick, Inderwick), Laird of: the King asked to …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… (Endermeith), Lord: at Leith (16th Jan. 15723), 467. Innerwick (Enderwick), Laird of: at the convention, 15th Nov. …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… (1st Sept. 1561), 548; brother of Lord Methven, 605. Innerwick: English camp at (17th Sept. 1549), 180; French … 3901. Laird of: to dismantle Dunbar, 454. See Hamilton of Innerwick. Innes, John, of that Ilk: signs "band" against the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Clare, p. 1525. Inkpen (Inkepenye), Berks, 438 (4 m. 26). Innerwick (? Juderby, Underbiensis), Lord, slain at Flodden, …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… themselves on mercy of, ib.; asked to mediate between Innerwick and Carmichael, ib.; grants warrant to Maxwell, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 82 (p. 39). Judenbourge, in Styria, 3080. Juderby. See Innerwick. Jugill, Otwell, g. 731 (20). Julianus. See …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… 22. Monymusk, parish, Aberdeen, ii. 274. Monynut, stream, Innerwick, i. 562. Monzie, burn, Leuchars, ii. 174. Monzie, … 578. Skae, Loch, Balmaclellan, i. 95. Skateraw, hamlet, Innerwick, ii. 465i. 562, 563. Skea, hills, Westray, ii. 600. … hamlet, Glammis, ii. 537i. 478. Thornton, stream, Innerwick, i. 562. Thornton, village, Fife, ii. 537ii. 231, …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… Captain: taken before Dunbar, 384; and horsemen, taken in Innerwick, 390; 419. Pers (Perce), Capt.: of Knockfergus, …