Man, the, in the turret, 35, 55, 56, 57, 62, 72 Mar, Earl of, at the King’s hunt at Falkland, 12, 47; with James at Gowrie House, 23, 24, 26, 32; at the Gowrie slaughter, 86, 88; assures the preacher Bruce of the truth of the King’s narrative, 104, 105; is told by Bruce that he will accept the verdict in the Gowrie case but not preach Gowrie’s guilt, 105; entrusted by James with the care of Prince Henry, 138; the Queen’s plots against him, 138 Mary of Guise (James’s grandmother), 118 Mary Queen of Scots and the Casket Letters, 5, 7, 8; declares that Ruthven (Gowrie’s grandfather) persecuted her by his lust, 119 Mason, Peter, 190 Masson, Dr., on the Gowrie mystery, 5 Matthew, Toby (Dean of Durham), Bothwell’s statement to him, 251 Maul, one of Sprot’s victims, 203 Maxwell, Lord, cited, 193 Melville, Sir Robert, his treachery in procuring the conviction of Gowrie’s father, 120–122 Moncrieff, Hew, present at the slaughter of the Ruthvens, 29, 32; at the fight in the death chamber, 60; proclaimed, 63; puzzled regarding the Master’s early ride from Perth to Falkland, 137 Moncrieff, John, questions Henderson as to the ride to Falkland, 44, 145; on Gowrie’s silence as to his knowledge of the King’s approach, 45; on Gowrie’s actions on the morning of the fatal 5th, 137 Montrose (Chancellor), 64; desires the preachers to thank God in their churches for the King’s ‘miraculous delivery,’ 100 Montrose, the Master of, conspiring against James, 125 Moray, Earl, his alleged relations with Queen Anne, 2 Morton, Regent, confines Lord Robert Stewart in Linlithgow Castle, 153 Mossman, imprisoned for share in the Gowrie plot, 203 Mowbray, Francis, intriguing with Cecil against James, 159; imprisoned in Edinburgh Castle, and killed in trying to escape therefrom, 160 Mowbray, Philip, of Barnbogle, surety for Lord Robert Stewart, 153; intriguing with Cecil against James, 159 Moysie, David, probable writer of the Falkland letter, after the slaughter of the Ruthvens, 38 note; 100 Murray, George, in attendance on James, 12 Murray, John of Arbany, in attendance on James, 12; with James at the slaughter of the Ruthvens, 24, 25, 26, 32, 61; wounded by a Ruthven partisan, 88 Murray, Sir David, on Gowrie’s speech against James’s demands for money, 131 Murray of Tullibardine, in Perth at the time of the Gowrie tragedy, 28 * * * * * NAISMITH (surgeon), with James at the Falkland hunt, 47 Napier, Mr. Mark, on Sprot’s alleged forgery of the Logan letters, 172, 173, 222; denies that any compromising letters were found, 178 Napier of Merchistoun, his contract as to gold-finding with Logan of Restalrig, 171 Nesbit, William, of Newton, robbed by Logan, 158 Neville, recommends Gowrie to Cecil as a useful man, 130