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Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… of Scots' commissioners against Morton, Mar, Glencairn, Hume, Lindsay, Ruthven, Semple, Cathcart and Ochiltree for …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… 2 though he is weaker than when apprehended. Lord Hume either fears a dear year, or something else, for he is providing store of salt meat for "Fawste" and Hume Castles. The unkindness between the Regent and him …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… of his goods to be "lowsit"; and another for David Hume and Cuthbert Little, that they may be permitted to … with Lord Seton's houses of Seton. (8) Causes Alexander Hume, of Manderston, to intromit with the abbey of Coldingham. (9) Will not suffer Lord Hume's servants to intromit with his "males." (10) Has …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… Riddill, Watton, Sadensyde, Ayton, Wedderborne; Alexander Hume of Manderston, Alexander Hume of Hutton Hall, the Lairds of Spott, Enderwicke … but by delivery of the Castle. The Earl of Huntly, Lord Hume, young Lethington, Sir James Balfour, the bishop of …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… it zoure majestie," I have of late caused the houses of Hume and Fastcastell to be received forth of the hands of … or aided any of your rebels. The right which the Lady Hume may claim in it is only during the wardship of her son … and most heartily thank your lordship. Now having received Hume and Fast Castle, the ordnance being still stayed . . . . …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… the Lord Ruthven, Treasurer of Scotland, Sir James Hume of Coldenknowes, Warden of the East March, my cousin …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… November 1580 620. Message from Elizabeth to Alexander Hume. [Nov. 7.] Cott. Calig., C.VI., fol. 111. "To be sayd to the Ambassador of Scotland, Alexander Hume, by the Lord Treasurer of England and Mr. Secr. … to be of the said Council. 27 pp. Copy. 623. Alexander Hume's Credit. 1 [Nov. 22.] Cott. Calig., C. VI., fol. 114, …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… countenance. He offered the other day to have struck David Hume, son of Manderston, at Linlithgow, but the King stayed the matter, and sent Hume out of the Court. There are means made to knit Bothwell …