In Byways of Scottish History

Name: In Byways of Scottish History
Author: Barbé, Louis A.

Barbé, Louis A.

Scotland -- History -- Stuarts, to the Union, 1371-1707

David, King, founds monastery on May Island, 160.
     -- said to have granted monastery to monks of Reading, 160.
   Days of truce on the Border, 238.
   Desertion, Act dealing with, 289.
   Douchtie (Duthie) founds the Chapel of Laureit, 143.
     -- charter confirming grant of land to him, 143.
   Dryburgh, House of, and Monks of May, 167.
   Dues for upkeep of May light, 179-82.
   Dumbarton, rock of, 199-208.
     -- and Treaty of Union, 199.
     -- early fort on, 199-200.
     -- besieged by Norsemen, 200.
     -- and Edward I, 200-1.
     -- Wallace's sword kept in Castle, 201.
   Dumbarton recaptured with the help of Laird of Colquhoun, 202.
     -- held by the Parson of Kincardine, 203.
     -- held by Earl of Lennox, 204.
     -- besieged and taken by Royal forces, 204.
     -- besieged by Regent Murray, 205.
     -- captured by Thomas Crawfurd of Jordanhill, 205-7.
     -- captured for Covenanters by Provost Sempill, 207.
     -- used as a prison, 208.
   Dunbar, Castle taken by English, 316-7.
   Dundemore, Sir John de, and Monks of the May, 164.
   Dupplin, Battle of, 318.

   Edinburgh and St. Giles, 190-7.
   Eggou Ruffus, gives land to Monks of May Island, 163.
   Elizabeth, Queen, and Mary Stuart, 1, 6, 7, 20.
     -- writes to Morton concerning burial of Secretary Maitland, 46-7.
     -- replies to Queen of Scots concerning
          _Maister Randolphe's Fantasie_, 101-2.
     -- writes to James VI demanding the delivery of Buccleuch, 241.
   Elphinstone, Sir George, nominated Provost of Glasgow by Lennox, 254.
     -- appeals to the King, 256.
     -- elected Provost by colleagues, 256.
     -- attacked by Stewarts of Minto, 260-2.
     -- warded in Glasgow Castle, 262.
     -- suit brought against him by Stewarts of Minto, 265.
   Enactments concerning archery, 269, 273, 274.
   Englishmen as "tailards" (longtails, coués, caudati),
          references to, at christening of James VI, 290.
     -- in anonymous medieval poem descriptive of
          national characteristics, 293.
     -- in Jacques de Vitry, 293.
     -- in Etienne de Bourbon, 294.
     -- in Richard of Devizes, 295.
     -- in romance of _Richard Coer de Leon_, 296-7.
     -- in _Monument. Germ._, 297 and _n._
     -- in _Chronicle of Lanercost_, 288-9, 302.
     -- in Matthew of Paris, 299-300.
     -- in Rishanger, 302.
     -- in Henry Knighton, 302.
     -- in John of Bridlington, 302-3.
     -- in connection with invasion of France by Henry V, 304.
     -- in Olivier Basselin, 304-5, 312.
     -- in Ballade on Jeanne d'Arc, 305.
     -- in Monstrelet, 305.
     -- in _Dépucellage de la ville de Tournay_, 306.
     -- in _Courroux de la Mort contre les Anglois_, 306, 307.
     -- in Eustache Deschamps's works, 307-12.
     -- in Jean Molinet's poems, 313.
     -- in Crétin, 313.
     -- in Larivey's _Les Tromperies_, 313.
     -- in Saint-Amant's _Rome Ridicule_, 314.
     -- in Conrart, 314.
     -- in Bower, 315-16.

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In Byways of Scottish History

Barbé, Louis A.

Scotland -- History -- Stuarts, to the Union, 1371-1707

David, King, founds monastery on May Island, 160.
     -- said to have granted monastery to monks of Reading, 160.
   Days of truce on the Border, 238.
   Desertion, Act dealing with, 289.
   Douchtie (Duthie) founds the Chapel of Laureit, 143.
     -- charter confirming grant of land to him, 143.
   Dryburgh, House of, and Monks of May, 167.
   Dues for upkeep of May light, 179-82.
   Dumbarton, rock of, 199-208.
     -- and Treaty of Union, 199.
     -- early fort on, 199-200.
     -- besieged by Norsemen, 200.
     -- and Edward I, 200-1.
     -- Wallace's sword kept in Castle, 201.
   Dumbarton recaptured with the help of Laird of Colquhoun, 202.
     -- held by the Parson of Kincardine, 203.
     -- held by Earl of Lennox, 204.
     -- besieged and taken by Royal forces, 204.
     -- besieged by Regent Murray, 205.
     -- captured by Thomas Crawfurd of Jordanhill, 205-7.
     -- captured for Covenanters by Provost Sempill, 207.
     -- used as a prison, 208.
   Dunbar, Castle taken by English, 316-7.
   Dundemore, Sir John de, and Monks of the May, 164.
   Dupplin, Battle of, 318.

   Edinburgh and St. Giles, 190-7.
   Eggou Ruffus, gives land to Monks of May Island, 163.
   Elizabeth, Queen, and Mary Stuart, 1, 6, 7, 20.
     -- writes to Morton concerning burial of Secretary Maitland, 46-7.
     -- replies to Queen of Scots concerning
          _Maister Randolphe's Fantasie_, 101-2.
     -- writes to James VI demanding the delivery of Buccleuch, 241.
   Elphinstone, Sir George, nominated Provost of Glasgow by Lennox, 254.
     -- appeals to the King, 256.
     -- elected Provost by colleagues, 256.
     -- attacked by Stewarts of Minto, 260-2.
     -- warded in Glasgow Castle, 262.
     -- suit brought against him by Stewarts of Minto, 265.
   Enactments concerning archery, 269, 273, 274.
   Englishmen as "tailards" (longtails, coués, caudati),
          references to, at christening of James VI, 290.
     -- in anonymous medieval poem descriptive of
          national characteristics, 293.
     -- in Jacques de Vitry, 293.
     -- in Etienne de Bourbon, 294.
     -- in Richard of Devizes, 295.
     -- in romance of _Richard Coer de Leon_, 296-7.
     -- in _Monument. Germ._, 297 and _n._
     -- in _Chronicle of Lanercost_, 288-9, 302.
     -- in Matthew of Paris, 299-300.
     -- in Rishanger, 302.
     -- in Henry Knighton, 302.
     -- in John of Bridlington, 302-3.
     -- in connection with invasion of France by Henry V, 304.
     -- in Olivier Basselin, 304-5, 312.
     -- in Ballade on Jeanne d'Arc, 305.
     -- in Monstrelet, 305.
     -- in _Dépucellage de la ville de Tournay_, 306.
     -- in _Courroux de la Mort contre les Anglois_, 306, 307.
     -- in Eustache Deschamps's works, 307-12.
     -- in Jean Molinet's poems, 313.
     -- in Crétin, 313.
     -- in Larivey's _Les Tromperies_, 313.
     -- in Saint-Amant's _Rome Ridicule_, 314.
     -- in Conrart, 314.
     -- in Bower, 315-16.

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