Saints associated with Holy-wells, 167 “Saxon shore,” The, 15 _Scotia_, an old name of Ireland, 29 Scotland, how it became a free nation, 63; under Charles I., 178; under Cromwell, 199; under Charles II., 211; under James II., 236; “Company of,” 270; union with England, 270 Scottish Kings:—The Mythical, 35; Fergus, 35; Kenneth Macalpine, 36; Malcolm II., 54; Duncan, 55; Macbeth, 55; Malcolm III., 56; David I., 58; Malcolm IV., 59; William, 59; Alexander III., 61; Baliol, 65; Robert Bruce, 72; James I., 78, 81; James III., 129; James IV., 130; James VI., 116 Scottish Nation, Rise of the, 26; Parliament a single chamber, 74; Nobles, quarrels amongst, 75; Nationalism pronounced, 81; Reformation, a struggle with authority, 90; Convention declare James’s throne vacant, 259 Scoto-Irish piracies, 15 Scots first found in Ireland, 29; lesser number of than of Picts, 36; “King of,” the title of the sovereign, 72 “Security, Act of,” 272 Sedgemoor, Battle of, 237 Sharp, Archbishop, Murder of, 221 Sheriff-Muir, Battle of, 283 Sheriffs in Scotland, Education of, 114 Shipmoney, Levy of, 187 Springs of mineral waters become holy wells, 167 St. Fillans, Well of, 168 St. Giles, The saint’s statue in, removed, 115; farewell speech of James VI. in, 122; commotion in over new liturgy, 180 St. Mary’s altar, Fines of lights for, 138 Stair, Master of, author of Glencoe massacre, 265; punished by dismissal from office, 269 Stamford Bridge, Battle of, 53 Standard, Battle of the, 58 Star-Chamber, The, 184 Stocks, Punishment of the, 138 Strafford, Execution of, 191 Strathbogie Presbytery denounce pilgrimages to holy wells, 170 Strathclyde, Kingdom of, 21 Strathnaven, Holy well at, 169 Stuarts, Family traits of the, 213; their claims to the English throne, 105; the last act of the dynasty, 281 Superstition, Hard death of, 160 Swearing, Penalties for, 147 Sweden, Charles XII. of, 287 Sweyn, The Danish King, 45 Swords, Wearing of, led to crime, 143; disallowed after misuse, 144 Test Oaths in Scotland, Evasion of, 245 Teutonic rule, Spread of the, 18 “Thorough,” The game of, 184 Tory ministry of Queen Anne, 281 Treason, English laws of, applied to Scotland, 276 _Tulchan_ bishops in Scotland, 179 Union of England and Scotland, William’s dying message in favour of, 272; its terms, 274; opposition to in Scotland, 275; its accomplishment, 276; early years of the, 276; attempts to repeal the, 277; its good results, 278 Wade, General, in the Highlands, 289 Wallace, Sir William, 67 War, The Civil, 191 Wedding Feasts in Scotland, 172 Westminster Assembly of Divines, The, 192 William the Conqueror, 52