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Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… to the commounte." They have followed us, and come to Kinghorn and Kirkaldy, causing us to assemble and "muif" … Cupar, where we remaining with the foot, sent our horse to Kinghorn. The inhabitants provoked by "sum lycht scarmysche," … slaughter, which is very small. The enemy has occupied Kinghorn, Kirkcaldy and Dysart, wherethrough we must either …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Their adversaries followed, and have arrived at Kinghorn and Kircaldy, which caused the writers to assemble … of their brethren they sent forward their horsemen to Kinghorn. The inhabitants, provoked by some that skirmished, … (which is very small); the enemy, however, has occupied Kinghorn, Kircaldy, and Dysart. 2. The writers apprehend that …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… they have learnt from their espials that the French lie in Kinghorn and Burnt island, and are so strait holden in by the … the writers, and albeit the enemy retired to their camp at Kinghorn, and the writers to theirs at Dysart, yet can the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… can get whereupon to live. They lie, for the most part, at Kinghorn, Kircaldy, and places thereabout. 7. The French were … back to Leith these four or five days. He has heard from Kinghorn that the country gathers courage from the arrival of …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… he remained one year with Mr. Archibald Sandelandis in Kinghorn [Kingorne] "unsailed." Sailed from Leith in Robert …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the raising of the last army lay in Dysart, Kircaldy, and Kinghorn. This shall have effect for eight days exclusive, …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… and commanded some gentlemen in Fife to meet him at Kinghorn, on the other side the water, to convoy him to his …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… met [Earl Bothwell] by appointment, and has also been to Kinghorn to [meet the Earl of Athol]. Something is a-brewing, …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… him away and has put him to the horn. The French at Kinghorn being unpaid, have fallen out with the country, and …