Cromwell in Scotland, 199; wins battle of Dunbar, 200; Scotland under, 206; his latter days, 207; his character, 207 Culdees, The, 33 Culloden, The Rebel army at, 298; the battle, 299; atrocities after the battle, 300 Cumberland, Duke of, follows retreat of Rebel army from Derby, 294; marches against the Rebels, 297; wins battle of Culloden, 299; his savagery, 300 Cures from holy wells, 167 Dalrida, Scoto, Kingdom of, 31 Dalziel persecutes the Covenanters, 216 Danish invasions of Britain, The, 38 Darien Scheme, The, 270; ends in disaster, 271 Darnley, Lord, marries Queen Mary, 107; his murder, 108 David I., King, 58 Declaration of Indulgence, The, 248 Declaration of Rights, The, 258 “Defender of the Faith,” Title of, 87 Derby, March of Rebels to, 293; retreat from, 294 Derwentwater, Earl of, raises a rebellion, 283 Dress regulations in Sixteenth Century, 150 Druidism in Britain, 13 Drumclog, Battle of, 223 Drummond, Sir William, 83; his welcome of Charles I. to Edinburgh, 178 Drunkenness, Punishments for, 145 Dunbar, Battle of, 200 Dunbar’s description of pageant in Aberdeen, 153 Duncan, King, 55 Dundee, History of Old, 134; Burgh Court records, 135; offences and punishments, 136; stormed by General Monk, 204 Dunottar Castle, Siege of, 128 Edgar the Peaceable, 42 Edinburgh, Old, 111; a picturesque city, 112; early history of, 112; provisions against fire, 113; early schools, 114; after Flodden, 114; Mary’s entrance into, 117; quarrel of James VI. with, 120; James revisits, 122; resistance to episcopacy in, 182; occupied by Prince Charles Edward, 292 Edinburgh Castle, 126; an ancient royal residence, 127; the regalia in, 127 Edward, King, the elder, 40 Edward the Confessor, 48 Edward I., arbitrator on claims to Scottish crown, 64; decides for Baliol, 65; conquers Scotland, 66; his death, 68 Edward II. invades Scotland, 69; is defeated at Bannockburn, 71 Effects, Administration of, 149 Elizabeth becomes Queen of England, 105; her hatred of Mary, 106; causes Mary’s execution, 109; comparison of the two queens, 109 Ella, Landing of, 19 Emma, Queen, 46 England and Scotland, Strained relations between, 273; Union of, 276 English, Preparation against attacks by the, 155 English Reformation, Causes of the, 86 English and Scottish Churches, Difference between, 90 English and Scottish Parliaments, Different constitution of, 74 Episcopacy introduced into Scotland by Charles I., 179 Ethelbert, Conversion of, 22 Ethelred the Unready, 44 Falkirk, Battle of, 299 Feudalism in Britain, 73 Field-preaching in Scotland, 214 Folk-speech, Scottish, 84 Foster, Mr., heads a Jacobite rising, 283 Gaelic language, The, 29 Geddes, Jenny, throws her stool, 180 George I., Accession of, 281