---- carries off Mary, 85. ---- marries Mary, 89. ---- retreats to Borthwick Castle, 89. ---- at Carberry, 90. ---- pursued by Kirkcaldy, 94. CAITHNESS, Bishop of, writes to Wharton, 56. CARBERRY HILL, 90. CARMICHAEL, one of Beaton’s murderers, 24. ---- a prisoner in France, 42. DARNLEY, marriage of, 82. ---- murdered, 84. EVERS, Lord, Governor of Berwick, 53. EVERS, Ralph, meets Kirkcaldy in single combat, 54. GRANGE, the, 9. GUISE, Mary of, attempts to check the Reformation, 63. ---- enters Perth, 67. ---- death of, 79. HAMILTON, James, a hostage at St Andrews, 27. HENRY VIII. negotiates with James V., 11. ---- at war with James V., 15. ---- sends help to St Andrews, 30. JAMES V., 11. ---- and the Treasurer, 12. ---- threatens the Prelates, 12. ---- rejects alliance with England, 15. ---- defeated at Solway Moss, 16. ---- at Halyards, 16. ----, death of, 17. JEWELS, the Queen’s claimed, 149. KIRKCALDY, James, 13. ---- marries Helen Leslie, 18. ---- his brother’s agent, 144. ---- betrayed by his wife, 144. ---- executed, 153. KIRKCALDY, John, a prisoner in England, 53. ---- attacked by Durie, 118. KIRKCALDY, Sir George de, 10. KIRKCALDY, Sir James, 10. ---- appointed Treasurer, 10. ---- opposed to Beaton, 10. ---- arrests Sir James Hamilton, 11. ---- negotiates with Henry VIII., 11. ---- accused of Heresy, 12. ---- denounces the Prelates, 12. ---- plot against him, 13. ---- plots against Beaton, 21. KIRKCALDY, Sir James, at St Andrews, 28. ---- a prisoner in France, 42. ----, death of, 53. KIRKCALDY, Sir William de, 10. KIRKCALDY, Sir William, birth of, 18. ---- with James V., 16. ---- at the King’s death, 18. ---- educated in France, 20. ---- at the murder of Beaton, 22. ---- sent to Henry VIII., 30. ---- returns to St Andrews, 32. ---- a prisoner in France, 42. ---- escapes from Mt. St. Michel, 45. ---- returns to Scotland, 47. ---- secret agent in France, 48. ---- serves under Henry II., 48. ---- offers his services to Mary Tudor, 51. ---- returns to Scotland, 52. ---- meets Evers in single combat, 54. ---- negotiates with Wharton, 56. ---- his interview with Knox, 67. ---- writes to Sir H. Percy, 68. ---- sets forth the Policy of the Congregation, 69. ---- declares himself with the Protestants, 72. ---- at the siege of Leith, 73. ---- his house destroyed, 76. ---- harasses the French in Fife, 77. ---- reported to be wounded, 78. ---- Knox’s praise of, 78. ---- besieges Castle Semple, 80. ---- nearly captures Huntly, 81. ---- opposes the marriage with Darnley, 81. KIRKCALDY, Sir William, in the Round About Raid, 82. ---- escapes to England, 83. ---- returns to Scotland, 83. ---- writes to Cecil concerning Darnley’s murder, 85. ---- pursues Mary and Bothwell, 89. ---- at Carberry, 90.