Glasgow, General assembly in, 182; fined by Prince Charles Edward, 296 Glencoe, Massacre of, 264; resolution on by the Scottish estates, 269 Godwin, Earl, 48; his banishment, 49; his return, 50 Graham of Claverhouse, 223 Grampians, Battle of the, 5 Halley, General, defeated at Falkirk, 297 “Hand-fasting” in Scotland, 173 Hardicanute, King, 47 Harold, Earl, maltreated by William of Normandy, 50; his high character, 51; chosen king, 52; defeats the Norsemen at Stamford Bridge, 53; defeated and slain at Hastings, 54 Hastings, Battle of, 54 Henry VIII., his domestic history, 86; his evil character, 87; effects the English Reformation, 88; demands Mary for his son’s wife, 102 Heptarchy, The Anglo-Saxon, 21 Heresy (Lutheran), Act of Parliament against, 155 Highlanders mode of fighting, 261; advance into England, 293; in retreat, 294 “Highland Host, The,” 220 Highlands long disorderly, 76; under General Wade, 289 Holyrood, History of, 129; Queen Mary’s apartments in, 130; gallery of ancient kings in, 35; the church, 132 Holy Wells in Scotland, 166; associated with certain saints, 167; pilgrimages to, 167; at St. Fillans, 168; at Musselburgh, 168; at Muthill near Crieff, 169; at Strathnaven, 169; at Spa near Aberdeen, 170; pilgrimages to denounced by the Strathbogie Presbytery, 170 Ill-fame, Houses of, forbidden, 148 Images in churches, Demolition of, 99 Immorality, Penalties for, 145 Indulgence, Declaration of, 248 Inverness occupied by the rebels, 297 Iona, Historical importance of, 33 Ireland, The old races in, 30; Patrick’s mission in, 32 Irish troops in London, 252 Jacobite risings in 1715, 279 James I., his high character, 78; a poet, 82; his wise laws, 113 James III. patronises poets, 129 James IV. and Sir David Lindsay, 130; his entry with his queen into Edinburgh, 114; into Aberdeen, 153 James V. dying at Mary’s birth, 102 James VI., proclaimed king, 118; supposed to be under witchcraft, 161; quarrels with Edinburgh, 120; becomes James I. of England, 122; revisits Edinburgh, 123; his method of arguing with the Puritans, 185 James, Duke of York, fights the Dutch at sea, 236; in Scotland, 230; as king attempts to re-establish popery, 242; issues the declaration of indulgence, 248; sends seven bishops to the Tower, 249; has a son born, 250; retracts unpopular measures, 253; his flight, 255; his throne declared vacant, 257; Scotland under, 246 James the Pretender joins the rising of 1715, 284; makes arrangements for his coronation, 284; deserts his adherents, 286 Jeffreys, the infamous Judge, 232, 238 Jougs, The, 149 Justice, Good, done in Burgh Courts, 135 Jutes first landing in Britain, 17 Kenneth Macalpine, King of Scots, 36 Killiecrankie, Battle of, 261 “Kings’ Quhair, The,” 81