Calendar of State Papers, Scotland: Volume 11, 1593-1595.
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Index: J
J.
Jacob, Dutch goldsmith: 342.
Jaksone, Mr.: 377.
James I., King of Scots: 480, 537, 543.
—II. —: 362, 480.
—IV. —: 480.
— V. — (grandfather of James VI.):
280, 309, 362, 480, 526.
— VI. — (Arabia Petrea): mentioned
in intercepted letters, 4, 5, 9; 15; entreated
to return to Edinburgh, 16; complains of
reset of Bothwell in England, 16, 19, 21–2,
24–5, 27–8, 32, 42, 76, 79, 87; favour to
Huntly (1589), 16, 54; correspondence with
Elizabeth about Bothwell (1592), 17; favours
Spanish faction, 19; complains about
annuity, 19–20, 21, 27 (and see under
gratuity of); convention urges him to
proceed against Spanish traitors, 21; propounds articles to commissioners, 21, 24;
answer to articles of, 26; intercessions made
to, for George Kerr, 22; Angus writes
to, 22; Huntly writes to, 23, 29; Lord
Hume with, 23; audience to Bowes, 24;
ambassador to be sent to England by,
24, 29, 32, 42; promises to proceed against
Spanish faction, 25, 29; audience to Bowes
about Elizabeth's letter, 27–9; asks
advice of Bowes as to pardon of Ker, 30;
moved by Elizabeth's letters, 31; raid of,
against Spanish faction, 31, 32, 40, 49, 57;
accepts bill for Raid of Falkland, 32;
Bowes advises him about Ker and Fintry,
34; displeased with Duke, 35; to Burghley
(30th Jan. 1592–3), 36; presses examination
of Ker, 37, 40; past payments from England
to, 38, 39, 103, 104, 106, 115, 116, 130, 276,
379, 471, 691, 693; George Ker to [c. 5th
Feb.], 39; rejects suits of Huntly and Errol,
41; Papists plot to capture, 41; proposed
visit to Chancellor stayed, 42; excuses
delay in replying to Queen's letters, 42;
gives orders for keeping peace on Borders,
42; demands redress for Falkland, 42;
instructions to Burgh for (Feb. 1592–3),
44, 45–47; departs on raid before arrival
of Burgh, 48; report that rebels plot to
surprise, 49; Bowes deals with, 49; 55;
resolute against Fintry, 57; progress of
raid of, 60, 61, 65, 67; Carmichael makes
allegations against Bothwell to, 62; Bothwell protests love to, 64; sends letters to
Edinburgh, 66; suspected to favour rebels,
66; measures against rebels, 68, 70, 72;
General Band of nobility to, 70; gives
audience to Burgh, 71, 74; propositions
of Burgh to, 72; purposes to call Chancellor
and Spynie to Court, 73; implacable towards Bothwell, 73, 75, 76; commends
Burgh, 74; desires a strong guard, 74;
gives audience to Aston, 74; success of
Burgh's mission to, 75, 76; appoints
commissioners to confer with Bowes anent
Borders, 76; requires diligence against
Earls, 77; Caithness offers to deliver
Jesuits to, 77; overtures to, for surprise of
Huntly and Bothwell, 78, 86–7; audience
to Bowes, 79–80; resolved to call Chancellor,
78, 80, 88, 90, 103, 107; Chancellor gives
intelligence of plot to, 81, 82; Catholics seek
to alienate from Elizabeth, 81, 87, 101–2;
propounds articles to General Assembly, 82,
83; storms at Bothwell, 83; signs Band
against Bothwell, 86; writes on behalf of
Gavin Johnston, 86; Order of the Garter
not yet sent to, 86; gives audience to Bowes,
87; writes for MacLean's son, 88–9, 95;
Bowes reports his attitude to Huntly,
Argyll and Bothwell, 89; begged to remove
Lady Huntly, 89, 91, 93, 96, 97; works for
reconciliation of Queen and Chancellor, 89,
100, 101; confers with Bowes about proceedings against Bothwell and rebels, 90;
to determine on new councillors, 90, 93,
97; Duke complains of Hamilton to, 92;
articles to be determined by, 93; accepts
Elizabeth's protestations anent Bothwell,
93–4; to Burghley (31st May), 95; to
Elizabeth (4th June), 95; to Burghley
(4th June), 95; instructions to Melvill, 96,
114, 125; danger feared for, 96–7; audience
to Bowes, 97–8; informed of restraint of
Bothwell, 99; favour towards Huntly, 99;
Bowes travails with, to prevent Captain
Stewart's return, 101; mediates between
Hamilton and Argyll, 102–3, 106; summons
Chancellor, 102, 103, 107; libel presented
to, 103; Bowes seeks audience of, 103;
answer of States General to (June 1593), 104,
106; takes order for prevention of dangers,
107; wishes Chancellor's presence in
Parliament, 107, 117, 120, 694, 697; seeks
agreement between Duke and Chancellor,
107, 132, 142; commissioned Orde as
conservator in Spain, 108, 117, 694; summons Marischal to Parliament, 108; 110;
assures Bowes that Parliament will proceed,
117, 694; begins Parliament, 118–9,
124, 125, 695–6, 701–2; Chancellor's offers
to, for assurance of Queen's lands, 119, 120,
694, 696; assigns Council to Queen, 120,
697; libel of plot against, 120, 697; Mr.
James Murray to be commended to, 121,
151, 181, 311, 376, 402, 416, 417, 697;
audience to Bowes anent summons of
Earls, 121, 698–9; passion against Bothwell's reset, 122, 699; ministers move, 122,
694, 699; Huntly trusts in, 123, 700;
causes Hume to be elected among Lords
of the Articles, 127; complains of lack of
support, 127; offers of rebel Earls to, 128,
137, 694, 696; prevents hurt of Hamilton,
128; seeks to draw Colville from Bothwell,
128–9; goes to Falkland, 129, 136–7, 704;
to Sir Robert Melvill (July), 129, (cf. 121),
697; access of Bothwell to, 130–3, 157;
protection for Bothwell by (28th July), 133;
Burghley wishes note of gratuity of, 133–4;
audiences to Bowes after Bothwell's access,
134–5, 145, 148–9, 161–2, 702–3; satisfies
Danish ambassadors anent Bothwell, 135,
704; pressed to receive Captain Stewart,
137; commands Huntly to disband forces,
139, 140; prevails little for Chancellor, 140;
accuses Bowes, 140; declaration by
Shepherson anent (8th Aug.), 141; returns for
trial of Bothwell, 142, 144; Bothwell stays,
143, 144–5; accords made with Bothwell
faction and, 145–7, (remission) 147, 161, 163;
banqueted by Bothwell, 147, 162, 176;
goes to Falkland, 147; favour turned from
Bothwell, 150, 151, 160; appoints a convention, 151, 152; movements of, 151,
159, 166, 167; agrees Chancellor and
Hume, 151, 159, 176; Colville goes to,
152; suspends act against Huntly (22nd
Aug.), 152; Bowes to deliver opinion of
Elizabeth to, 153, 156–7; writes to
Humes, 159; Huntly purposed to take, 160;
has not acknowledged receipt of gratuity,
163; public speeches against, 164; Bothwell's followers come in to, 165; rumoured
plot to take, 166; promises Bothwell to
keep accords, 167; audience to Bowes
after receipt of Elizabeth's letter, 168–9,
171–2, 172–5; order anent Bothwell, 170,
171, 177, 178, 180, 186; goes to Falkland.
170; offence towards Edinburgh, 171, 181;
sends for Lady Huntly, 171; desires
Chancellor at Court, 176, 177, 180, 184;
will perform promises against rebels, 177,
180; not to know of Bowes's dealings with
rebels, 179; wishes to have excommunication of Hume suspended, 181, 183, (act in
respect of) 184, 188–9; slowness in repressing
papistry, 181; commissioners of Kirk,
barons and burghs to, 182, 190, 202;
Huntly said to have had access to, 183, 185;
in hard course against Bothwell, 183, 191,
194; writes to Elizabeth, 185; Bowes
seeks instructions for dealing with, 187–8;
labours for election of Provost of Edinburgh,
188, 189; seeks to reconcile Athol and
Huntly, 189–90; directs ministers to devise
course against Earls, 190; raid against
Athol, 191, 193; takes order for Border
redress, 192; advises with ministers, 194;
reported offers of Earls to, 195, 206; returns
to Queen, 196; warrant by (11th Oct.), 196;
petition to (11th Oct.), 196; audience to
Bowes, 198–9; Elizabeth writes to, 198,
199, 201, 208; submission of Earls at
Fala to, 200, 201, 219, 221; request to
Elizabeth, 201; grants warrant for reprisal,
203; petition of Kirk, &c., to, 203–5,
(answer to) 206–8; suit made to, for Fernihurst and Hunthill, 205; malcontent with
Hume, 205–6; rumoured movements of,
208, 209; project for obtaining liberty of
conscience from, 209–210; proclamation
by (27th Oct.), 210; petition of Kirk, &c., to,
210–11; Elizabeth to (29th Oct.), 211;
instructions to Bowes for, 211–2, 230;
conditions of Elizabeth's intercession with,
for Earls, 214; summons Convention at
Edinburgh, 214; returns to Holyroodhouse,
215; suit made for Bothwell to, 215, 227;
Bowes seeks audience with, 216, 218–9;
said to favour Earls, 217; gives order for
redress, 218; to send ambassador to
Elizabeth, 219; actions of, stir the people,
219; proclamation by (7th Nov.), 220;
audience to Bowes anent his credence,
220–3; charges ministers with favouring
Bothwell, 223; enemies provoke, against
Bothwell, 223, 224; purposes to continue
Convention, 226; offended with commissioners of Kirk, &c., 227; Hamilton
ready to serve, 227; Earls' offers to, 227;
Catholics offer money to, 227; favours
friends of Earls, 228; commands agreement
between Duke and Mar and Chancellor, 228;
plot for safety of, against Bothwell, 229;
Queen complains to, 230–1; audience to
Bowes, 231–2; offended with opposition of
ministers to act of Abolition, 233, 235–6;
discharged of promises to Bothwell, 233;
Queen intercedes with, for Bothwell, 234;
stayed from going to Linlithgow, 236, 238;
sends letter to Elizabeth, 237; loving band
with Queen, 237; Bowes to treat with, for
restraint of Scots from Ireland, 238, 246;
instructions to Zouche for (20th Dec.), 239,
242, 244, 268–9, 285; memorial of Elizabeth's
proceedings with, 242–4; wrath against
Bowes, 245, 259, 262, 267, 290; wrath
against Bothwell and ministers, 246;
Chancellor wishes league between Elizabeth
and, 246; writes to Argyll anent Ireland,
246; letters with news from Spain shown
to, 247; Elizabeth to (22nd Dec.), 248;
to Lord John Hamilton (23rd Dec.), 248;
audience to Bowes, 249; grants safeconduct to Zouche, 249, 250; ministers
sent to, 249; goes to Stirling, 250, 259;
Earls trust to have access to, 251; Burghley's counsel for, 251–2; notes anent, 256;
summons Chancellor, 256; Elizabeth to
(4th Jan. 1593–4), 258; proclamation by,
260; commission to Huntly, 261; efforts
made to draw, from Papists, 262; recalls
subjects serving in Low Countries, 262;
audiences to Zouche, 262, 263–4, 265; 271–2;
letters from Errol brought to, 263; articles
by Kirk presented to (16th Jan.), 265;
Councillors appointed by, 266; Chancellor
defends, 267–8; Elizabeth complains of
course of, 270; answer to propositions made
by Zouche, 273, (Elizabeth's answer to)
275; intended raid to Borders, 274; to
Chancellor (3rd Feb.), 276; Elizabeth
will not give cause to break with, 279;
Latin satire anent, 280; plot of raid
upon, 281–2, 284, 286–7, 298; Zouche to
demand performance from, 281, 286, 287;
charges Earls to enter ward, 284, 293;
gives conditions to Bothwell, 284; Zouche
reports audiences with, 288–293; Chancellor offers to promote Elizabeth's interests
with, 293–4; petitions of Kirk to (15th
March 1594–5), 295; instructions to Zouche
for dealing with, 295–7, 297–8, 299–301;
Elizabeth condemns action against person
of, 298, 299; knows of attempt of Bothwell,
299; commission by (27th March), 301;
declaration by (29th March), 302; answer
to Zouche (1st April), 303; promises may
prove fraudulent, 304; at battle of Leith,
305; Bothwell and party to respect, 308;
at Burntisland, 308, 309; summons for
raid of, against Earls, 309, 311; sends
ambassadors to England and France (April),
309, (instructions for) 312, 314; wishes
assurances for restraint of Bothwell, 309–10,
317; goes to Stirling, 310, 319; Melvill
reports as to, 311, 312; answer of Elizabeth
for (20th April), 315, 326; instructions
to Bowes for, 317–8; obligation by Bothwell to, 318; movements of, 319, 320;
conditions of Spanish help for, 320;
letters anent Bothwell brought to, 320;
life reported to be sought, 321; reported
secret negotiations of, 321; proclamation
by (29th April), 321; Bowes delivers
Elizabeth's answer to, 321–5; Bothwell's
defence of raid against, 327; to Easter
Wemyss (1st May), 328; articles to Assembly
in name of (8th May), 328; at Dunblane, 331;
grants remission to Spynie, 331; sends
letter of instructions to ambassadors, 331,
332, 334, 346; at Stirling, 332; recommendation of Archibald Douglas and Bishop
of Glasgow, 332; English Council reply
to ambassadors of, 333–4; charged with
new delay, 334; disquieted about bringing
in of Spanish gold, 336; commissioners of
General Assembly sent with declaration to,
337, 339–341, (King's answer) 341; persuades Hamilton to come to Parliament,
337, 343; sermon alleged against, 337;
conduct noted after murder of Calder, 338;
seeks redress for stolen jewels, 339, 342, 343,
344, 356; has returned for Convention, 343;
desires forfeiture of Bothwell, 344, 346–7;
seeks to draw Atholl from Bothwell, 344;
audience to Bowes, 345–6; crossed in
choice of Lords of Articles, 347; Bruce
reports to, 347, 348; one with the Kirk, 348,
359; sends David Foulis to Elizabeth, 348,
357, 365; Melvill reports attitude of,
towards Earls, 355–6; audience to Bowes,
356–8; forwardness in Parliament, 359;
Huntly discusses submission to, 360;
receives Forbes to grace, 360; audience to
Bowes, 362–3; mission of Lady Huntly
to, 362–3, 364, 370, 382; comforts Hamilton,
363; rumoured plans for raid in the north,
364; Elizabeth to, 365; same (3rd July),
366; audience to Bowes, 368; goes to
Stirling, 368, 371, 375, 376, 378; Duke
pressed to resign Bothwell's possessions to,
369, 374; gives order for redress, 371;
Elizabeth displeased with appointment of
Herries as Warden by, 371–2, 379, 383;
entertained with fair speeches, 373;
solicitations to, in favour of Bothwell,
373–4; falsely informed about Bothwell,
376; holds Bothwell in hope while ambassadors remain, 377; Catholic lords refuse
loan to, 378; magistrates and ministers
go to, 378, 379; indigence of, 378–9;
speaks against Burghley and Cecil, 378,
387; audience to Bowes, 379–80; sends
secretary to England, 380, 384, 392;
resolute against Bothwell, 381; protests
sincere proceeding against Earls, 382;
returns from Stirling and receives ambassadors, 382; desired by Kirk to suppress Earls,
383, 384, 386; Henry IV. to (11th July),
383; Council debate prosecution of rebels
by, 384, 386; Spanish ambassador sent to,
384, 385, 392, 415; Edinburgh refuses
loan to, 385; reasons alleged by, for postponing raid, 386; Catholic lords might
carry away, 386; jealous of Queen, 386–7,
397; sincerity doubted, 387, 398, 405, 413,
426; to Burghley (26th July), 388;
Elizabeth will give him no cause for jealousy,
388–9; gives commissions of lieutenancy
for raid, 389–90, 392, 398; audience to
Bowes, 392; Spanish gold offered on terms
to, 393, 396, 398, 405; 406; proclamations
by (25th July), 393; Colville suggests
policy towards, 394–5; to Lord Scrope
(30th July), 395; Colville proposes Bothwell
as goad for, 397, 407, 424; effect of
Bothwell's proposals on, 399–400; marriage
of Count Maurice and sister of King of
Denmark moved before, 404; petitioned
to proceed against Earls, 404, 407; ambassadors from Estates make offers to, 405;
wishes no intercession for Bothwell, 406;
messages betwixt Earls and, 406; instructions to Sussex for, 407, 409–10; Elizabeth
to [c. 10th Aug.], 410; Earls seek terms from
414, 419, 431; wishes safe-conduct for
huntsmen, 415; Cockburn awaits instructions from, 415; prepares for banquet, 416;
Council postpones raid of, 416–7; calls
ambassadors to Stirling, 418; Argyll to
(26th Aug.), 419; prorogues Baptism for
Sussex, 420, 421, 422, 423; orders taking
of Logie, 420; receives Sussex, 422, 423;
offended that ministers repaired to Argyll,
422; to Chancellor (31st Aug.), 425;
attitude of parties in Scotland to, 425;
cold in matter of raid, 426; terms of band of
Bothwell and Earls against, 427, 444–5;
Elizabeth takes offence at his letter to Cockburn, 428; justifies printing of Principis
Scoti-Britannorum natalia, 430–1; Argyll
asks supports for raid from, 432; audience to
Sussex, 434–5; letter of Earls to (3rd Sept.),
435; raid on Papists shall now hold, 436,
439, 440; remission to Colville, 436, 440–1,
448, 477, 496, 524, 537, 553, 560, 570;
Bothwell will stay raid of, 437; to Elizabeth
(11th Sept.), 437; petitions to Elizabeth
[Sept.], 437; Sussex takes leave of, 439;
failure of Bothwell's enterprise against,
439, 445, 450–1; displeasure between Queen
and, 441; advice to Bowes for, 441–2;
arrangements for raid of, 443–4, 449;
examines captured agents of Bothwell, 445;
preparations of Earls to resist, 446; to
Elizabeth (24th Sept.), 448; Elizabeth's
reply to petitions of, 448–9; rejects offers
of Huntly, 451, 453; informed of plans of
Earls, 452; stays Cockburn, 452; letter of
Bothwell delivered to, 453; audience to
Bowes, 454; Sir George Hume to report
about, during raid, 455; raid of, 456, 459,
460–1, 464–5, 466, 468–9, 470, 471, 472, 473,
474; battle of Benrinnes reported to, 458;
grants safe-conduct to Bowes, 461, 463;
Elizabeth stays grant to, 462, 468; Elizabeth to (25th Oct.), 466, 473; 471;
intercepted letter of Huntly brought to,
473; appoints Lennox Lieutenant in north,
474, 476; will take order against rebels,
474, 478, 482, 483; band for killing of, 474,
477, 498–9; Elizabeth writes commendation
of Cockburn to, 475; returned to Edinburgh
476, 477; informed about Bothwell, 476,
478; offended against Colville, 477;
Chancellor refuses to go to Stirling with,
477; reconciles Hamiltons, 477; purposes
raid into Douglasdale, 477, 478; ministers
commend, 478; Henry IV. to (27th Nov.),
479; submits propositions to Henry IV.,
479; addresses Convention, 482, 483, 484;
angry with Chancellor, 483; handicapped
by poverty, 483, 520; has letters from
north, 484; would not move against
Chancellor, 484, 494, 498, 500, 501; reproaches England, 485, 492–3; Archibald
Douglas blames his extremity against
Papists, 485–6; dissatisfied with Cockburn's
despatch, 487, 489; writes to Bowes, 487;
both Mar and Chancellor trust in, 488;
justice sought from in Border matters, 490;
necessity of support for, 490–1, 510, 524;
grounds of conduct towards England, 492;
praises Bowes, 493; evil will towards
Burghley and Cecil, 493, 501–2; will take
order to stay Scots from Ireland, 495, 496,
499; supports Mar against Chancellor,
495; to send Colville to Duke, 496;
sends money to Duke, 497, 499; Huntly's
brother deals with, 497–8; Chancellor
stays, 498; wishes to remove officers of
state, 498, 504, 507; grants remission to
Caithness, 499, 511, 512, 575; goes to
Stirling, 500, 501; Hamilton gives satisfaction to, 500; divided between Mar and
Chancellor, 501; memoranda anent, 502;
Elizabeth to [c. Dec.], 503; movements of,
hawking, 504, 505, 506, 508; report of plot
of Angus and Bothwell against, 504, 505,
506; Colville suspects Irish policy of, 507,
517; constant to Chancellor, 508; writes for
Atholl, 508; Mar guides, 508; purposes to
agree Argyll and Atholl, 509; confers with
Nicolson, 509; seeks to reconcile Chancellor
and Mar, 509; Crawford intercedes for Spynie
with, 509, 519; Balwearie confesses band
against, 510, 511, 514–5, 517, 522, 523, 527,
538; takes order for reformation of revenues,
511, 515, 517, 519, 520, 525, 528, 535, 539,
543, 551, 552; Duke sends report to, 511–2;
dislikes Atholl's courses, 512; asks Nicolson
what help to look for, 513; to States
General (15th Jan. 1594–5), 514; resolute
against Balwearie, 516, 517, 518–9, 520,
533; suspected plot against, 516; Nicolson
delivers bill for Border causes to, 516, 519;
busied to assure Crawford and Master of
Glamis, 517; limits attendance at Convention, 521; commands Colville to keep
intelligence with Bowes, 521; at Convention, 523, 525; oversight to Colville,
524; pardons Balwearie, 525; causes
strait watch to be kept, 525; takes order for
quieting Highlands, 526, 573; warrant by,
526; defers answer about Ireland, 527, 530,
535; movements of, 527, 529; to James
Hudson (4th Feb.), 529; Forbes complains
to, 529, 530; wonder that Elizabeth does
not support, 530, 533; sends order to Duke,
530; Ochiltree to meet, 530; brought
Chancellor to Queen, 531, 543; instructions
to Colonel Stewart (14th Feb.), 531; likely
to go to Stirling, 533; labours excommunication of Spott, 533, 537; propounds
question to ministers, 537, 539, 544, 549;
Earl's offer to be submitted to, 534, 536;
Duke reports to, 536; would not pardon
Hercules Stewart, 536; Chancellor guides,
537, 539; looks for help from Elizabeth,
537; goes to Stirling, 537, 539, 545, 546,
547, 548; Earls' project to capture, 538,
545, 549; grieved at execution of Lentrens,
538, 539; declines free ward to Argyll, 540;
commands act of Council to be altered, 540;
to Burghley (1st March), 541; to Bowes
(1st March), 542; malcontent, 543;
Elizabeth's support would bind, 544;
Queen moves for keeping of Prince, 543, 545,
546, 548, 549, 550, 553, 554; sends for
Colville, 546, 548, 549; commands Master of
Gray to depart, 547, 549; Queen and
Edinburgh bailies appeal to, 548; incensed
against Cessford and Buccleuch, 548, 549,
554; returns from Stirling, 549; commendations from Bowes to, 549; has
goodwill to do well, 550; writes for beer for
Queen, 550; Chancellor exonerates himself
to, 550; altogether for Mar, 550; takes
advice of Session in his affairs, 551, 552;
informed that Elizabeth will not assist, 551;
bent against Papist faction, 552; has begun
to mislike Chancellor, 552; disappointed
of his pretences, 553; letters of, in favour
of Lennox, 553; Mar and Chancellor make
form of agreement before, 554, 555; goes to
Stirling, 554, 555; Donald Gorme and
Angus MacConnell to send in great sums to,
555; said that England will think help
needless for, 555; travail with, in Irish
matters, 555; refers Border cause to Lords
of Council, 556; examines Myreton, 556,
559–60, 561, 569; Papists account him a
Catholic, 556–7, 560, 561, 566, 569, 570, 571;
Colonel Stewart writes and sends intercepted letters to, 557, 558, 560, 570;
MacLean's pledges to, 557; Myreton's
memorial and instructions concerning, 558,
564, 565, 571, 572, 573; gives Myreton's
tablet to Queen, 559, 561, 569; goes to
Stirling, 559, 562, 566, 570; Huntly writes
to, 560, 563, 570; proclamation by (26th
March), 561; writes to Henry IV. and Guise,
562, 567, 571; sends copies of intercepted
letters and papers anent Myreton to Bowes,
562, 565, 567, 568; blames Colville, 563;
writes to Bowes, 563; Angus willing to be
reconciled with, 563, 598; delivers Myreton
to the law, 566, 570, 576; pedigree making
him a bastard, 566, 570; to Chancellor
[c. 3rd April], 567; suit in favour of Colville,
568, 596, 596–7, 599, 625, 628; looks for
Bowes's diligence, 568; sets English subject
at liberty, 570–1; hopes to succeed Elizabeth,
571; effect of Highland policy of, 573, 589;
dealt with, anent Myreton, 574, 575; to go
to Falkland, 575, 576; directions anent
Bothwell sought from, 575; hunting, 576;
Secretary goes to, 577, 580; Chancellor
looks to meet, 577; persuaded against
England, 577; grants warrant to Orkney,
578, 580; movements of, 579, 580, 583,
584, 586, 587, 588; has hanged some
Macgregors, 579; summons ministers for
excommunication of Spott and others, 579,
587, 589, 590; to be in Edinburgh for
Convention, 579, 580, 583, 593; commission
to Colville against Bothwell, 581, 595–6,
599, 628; wishes no favour for Jesuit,
Lawe, 582, 583; will do his best for Ireland
matters, 583, 585; motion for removing
Prince odious to, 583, 588, 593, 594, 607,
608, 610, 615, 621; advertised that rebels
are received in England, 583; angry at
Buccleuch, 583–4; suspects further practice,
585; command to Edinburgh, 587; Queen
renews proposition to, 588, 589; summons
Chancellor, 588, 589, 593; wishes French
King not to receive Bothwell, 589; desires
to have quietness, 589, 594, 600, 601;
ministers exhort, 591; would be glad of
return of Bowes, 591; comes to Edinburgh,
593; to go to marriage of Lord Glamis,
594, 595, 597, 599, 601; MacConnell seeks
remission from, 594, 595, 620; Mar gives
contentment to, 594; entrusts chief
affairs to Blantyre, 594; movements of,
594, 595, 597, 599; understands of Elizabeth's assurance to Papist lords, 595;
Council write to, of Border matters, 598;
agents of Catholic lords busy with, 598, 603;
Mr. Dickson deals with, 598, 609; sends for
Queen to Stirling, 599, 601, 602–3; contentment of, important for Irish matters,
600, 671; Colonel Stewart has brought
nothing to, 601, 602, 605; supports Mar
against adversaries, 602, 604, 615, 625, 627,
646, 653–4; comes to Queen, sick at
Linlithgow, 603, 604, 606, 607, 626; takes
no outward knowledge of factions, 605, 607,
608, 610, 617; intends preservation of both
Chancellor and Mar, 605, 610, 615, 625; aims
at Master of Glamis, 609, 624, 637; intended
movements of, 609; labours for agreement
between Chancellor and Mar, 610, 617, 618,
621, 624, 631, 634, 637, 640, 641, 643–4, 651,
652, 662; hope conceived by Pope of, 611,
614; gives assurance anent Ireland, 616,
620; displeased with book Rich. his
Farewell, 616; proposed intercession with,
for Huntly and Errol, 617; holds conference
concerning emulation between Queen and
Mar, 617; goes to Stirling, 617, 620, 624;
audience to Nicolson anent Ireland, 619–20,
629; hates Buccleuch, 624; at Falkland,
625, 626, 630, 631, 633, 639; refuses Queen's
motion, 626; forbids Buccleuch to break
peace on Borders, 631, 635, 666; Queen
to go to, at Falkland, 631, 633–4, 635, 640,
642, 643, 646, 651, 652, 659; proclamation
against sending provisions to Ireland,
633, 636, 640, 642, 649; Cessford gives
contentment to, 634; sends David Foulis
to London, 634, 635; plot to draw him to
Queen at Edinburgh, 637, 639, 640, 651,
652, 653, 662; Mar goes to, 639; offer of
Sanquhar to, 640; goes to baptism of
Mar's son, 640, 641, 643, 645–6; remains
resolute concerning Prince, 640, 641, 646,
656, 657, 658–9, 660; overthrow of, would
endanger amity and religion, 641–2, 659,
664; Elizabeth should seek support of, in
Irish matters, 643, 645, 649; Buccleuch
with, 643; dealt with Argyll, 652; movements of, 653, 659, 660, 663; commissioners
from General Assembly report to, 654;
commissioners from Angus dealing with,
654, 680; goes unexpectedly to Edinburgh
to see what they mean, 654, 655–6, 657,
658–9, 662–3, 666; sends for Mr. Robert
Bruce, 657, 660; Chancellor's party take
counsel against, 657–8, 660, 663, 664;
altogether for Mar, 659, 660, 666; Chancellor yields obedience to, 663, 666; movements of, hunting, 663, 667, 669, 672, 678;
Queen to meet at Falkland, 663, 669, 672,
673, 678, 681; Buccleuch, Cessford, and
Master of Glamis intend trouble to, 664,
665–6, 670; MacLean would have favour of,
668, 669, 670, 678; Argyll sends for advice
of, 671; division between Queen and, 670;
no man dare deal plainly with, 671, 672, 681;
agrees Queen and Mar, 672, 678–9; cannot
be in Edinburgh till Queen is settled, 673;
duties of, out of Isles and Kintyre, 678;
money for (11th Aug.), 678; agreement
wrought between Queen and, 679, 681;
Hume has promised to follow, 679; offended
with Mr. David Black and Mr. Andrew
Melville, 679–680, 682; writes to Argyll
for Irish matters, 680, 681–2; rejoices at
English victory, 680, 681, 683, 686;
movements of, 680, 681, 682, 683, 688,
689, 691; proclamation by (24th July), 680;
causes Mar to speak with Queen, 681, 683;
summons Chancellor to reveal plots of
Edinburgh faction, 680–1, 683, 689; Queen's
mother exhorts her to obey, 682; refuses to
see Master of Glamis, 682, 687; to Elizabeth
(20th Aug.), 683; lurking hatred between
Queen and, 683, 689; attitude of Huntly
and Errol to, 686–7; Elizabeth writes to,
689; news respecting, 690; receives
MacLean, 691; 704; 706.
James VI., Clerk of Chamber of. See Foulis,
David; Guard of, see King's Guards;
Master of Household of, see Chisholm, Sir
James; late Master of Wardrobe of, see
Murray, Mr. James; Master of Works of,
see Shaw, William.
—, gratuity (annuity) of: 19–20, 21,
27, 32, 95, 96, 98, 114, 125, 428, 542 and n.,
553, 621, 627.
—, Sir: 326.
Jamesoun, Thomas: 111.
Jamisson, Robert: 15.
Jedburgh, Abbot of: 347.
—: Bothwell resorts to, 183, 191, 194, 196,
223; letter dated at, 192; King and
Council at, 205, 215, 218, 222; Carr of
Littledon made provost, 206; represented
in Parliament, 347.
Jeffson, Mr. William: 418.
Jerome, St.: 349, 353.
Jesuits: forbidden to approach King, 16;
plot of, 16; 22; to hold conference, 23;
Convention proposes means for apprehension of, 26; 41; 49; 53; their work in
Scotland (1589), 56; petition of General
Assembly anent (29th April 1593), 84;
Huntly promises to remove, 119, 696; ministers crave banishment of, 127; 182; 221;
practising of (1589), 244; act of Council
against (23rd July 1594), 383; Scottish
Jesuit come through England, 406; instruments of King of Spain in Scotland, 408;
425; caution not to reset in north, 513,
536; 532; intercepted letters from, 557;
proclamation forbidding transporting them
into the realm (26th March 1595), 561;
aim at sowing discord, 568; 608; 616.
Jesuits, General of. See Aquaviva.
—, Principal of Seminary of. See Cheyne,
Mr. James.
—. See also Catholics; Society of Jesus.
John: delivers letter to Fintry, 11.
Johnson, Daniel: 547.
—, Edward: 547.
—, Gavin: memorandum by, 86.
—, George: 664, 665.
—, George: 547.
—, Nathaniel: 547.
—, Robert: 547.
—, —; 547.
Johnstone (Johnston), Sir James, Laird of
Johnstone: implicated in broil between
Tweedies and Geddeses, 83, 90; day of
law for, 92, 99; warded, 92; escape of,
99; subscribes cause in hand, 159; to
Bothwell (12th Nov. 1593), 225; enemy
and slayer of Maxwell, 225, 236, 250,
261 n., 294, 395, 499 n.; proposed raid
against, 250, 261; 257; device to draw
him from Bothwell, 284; 338; Hamilton
seeks to capture, 360; will resist wardenship of Hamilton, 395, 402; joins enemies
of Bothwell, 445; remission to, 446, 499,
500, 505, 506, 508, 520, 545, 579; alleged
plot of, 452; intended invasion of, 472;
raid in Ewesdale, 477; Hamilton malcontent at favour to, 508; supports Chancellor, 519; King leans to, 520; promises
to keep good order, 535; summoned before
Council for settling feuds, 598, 599;
cautions required from Herries and, 600,
621, 624; weapons sent to, 616; to be
agreed with Sanquhar, 640; renewed
troubles with. Drumlanrig and Maxwells,
672, 680; seeks support of Queen, 672.
Johnstone of Kirktoun, (Andrew): 672.
— (Johnston), Mr. James: 25.
Johnstones (Gonstones): name or clan of,
508, 672.
Jonas (Jones), Father: Jesuit on mission to
England, 563, 565, 566, 579.
Jonas, Mr.: name assumed by John Cecil, 7.
Jowsey (Jowsye, Jowcye, Jousey), Robert:
bill of exchange for, 75, 76; Carnegie's
daughter delivered to custody of, 98; goes
to London, 98, 108; commission for
William Orde at petition of, 108; 125;
money for James VI. paid to, 130; employed to stop passing of warrant, 577.
Juara, Stephano de: 562. See also Ivara.
Juentes, Count of: 571.
Jura (Dura): 254, 255, 381.
Justice, College of: 111.
— Clerk. See Cockburn of Ormiston.
—, Depute: 566; and see Hart of Evisland.
— Courts: 513, 622.