The Early History of the Scottish Union Question: Bi-Centenary EditionOmond, George W. T. (George William Thomson)
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The Early History of the Scottish Union Question: Bi-Centenary Edition
Omond, George W. T. (George William Thomson)
England -- Foreign relations -- Scotland; Scotland -- Foreign relations -- England
[129] Private Instructions to the Duke of Queensberry, Hampton Court,
25th April 1700; Add. MSS., British Museum, 24, 064, f. 18. The Estates
met in May, but were adjourned until October.
[130] A Sermon preached before his Grace James Duke of Queensberry, His
Majesty’s High Commissioner, and the Honourable Estates of Parliament,
in the Parliament House, the 1st December 1700. Edinburgh, 1701.
_Index_
_Abbotsford Club Miscellany_, Satire against Scotland in, 58.
_Aberdeen_, progress of, during the Commonwealth, 110;
cannot support a branch of the Bank of Scotland, 177.
_Aberdeen_, first Earl of, 139.
_Albon_, Jacques d’, Marshal of France, 24.
_Annandale_, rabbling in, 163.
_Anne_, Queen, accession of, 183.
_Aragon_, 81.
_Argyll_, Lord Justice of Scotland, 37;
Earl of, a Lord of the Council, 40;
Marquis of, opposes Cromwell, 97;
endeavours to secure return of Scotsmen to Parliament, 1656,
105;
represents Aberdeenshire in Richard Cromwell’s Parliament, 105;
Duke of, 178.
_Argyllshire_, representation of, in 1658, 105.
_Arran_, James, third Earl of, marriage to Elizabeth proposed, 27,
40, 41;
leaves France, 30;
Elizabeth declines to marry, 44;
a Lord of the Congregation, 40.
_Assembly_, The, a Comedy, 169.
_Assembly_, General, dissolved during the Commonwealth, 114.
_Athole_, Duke of, remains neutral at the Reformation, 40.
_Aubespine_, Claude de l’, Secretary of State, 24.
_Ayr_, fort built at, 107.
_Babington Conspiracy_, 49.
_Bacon_, supports the Union, 60, 61, 62;
on the Union Commission, 64;
opposes assimilation of laws of England and Scotland, 70;
his description of the Union Commissioners of 1604, 69;
assists Sir Thomas Hamilton to adjust the Treaty, 71;
his speech for the Union, 78-81;
his argument for the post-nati, 86.
_Baillie_, Rev. Robert, deplores the Union, 99, 100;
account of Scotland during the Commonwealth, 119;
his intolerance, 117;
account of Lord Broghill, 107.
_Baliol_, reign of, 11.
_Band Anent the Trew Religioun_, 1585, 47.
_Bank of Scotland_, 176.
_Bannockburn_, 15.
_Barbadoes_, trade with Glasgow, 109.
_Barebones’ Parliament_, representation of Scotland in, 101.
_Basilikon Doron_, 52, 59.
_Berkeley_, Bishop, 88.
_Berwick_, not to be molested by Scots, 24;
Sir Ralph Sadler at, 30;
Convention at, 36, 37;
Treaty of, 37;
goods from Scotland must pass through, 131.
_Bettancourt_, Monsieur de, 25.
_Binning_, Rev. Hugh, 113.
_Blackstone_, cited, 127.
_Bothwell_, Earl of, doubtful at Reformation, 40.
_Boyd_, Lord, a Lord of the Congregation, 40.
_Boyle_, Roger (Lord Broghill), President of the Scottish Council,
106, 107.
_Bretaigne_, Sir John de, Warden of Scotland, 13.
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