Crawford’s account of his interview with Mary, 113; returns with her to Edinburgh, 113; the poison suggestion of his illness, 114; brought to Kirk o’ Field, 115; situation, environs, and interior of Kirk o’ Field, 123-133; his letter to Lennox three days before his death, 133; Mary’s interview with him on the eve of the explosion, 135; his last hours, 136; statements and theories of the manner of his death, 136, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 149, 150; confessions of some of his murderers, 141-153; his probable murderers, 169; the band for his murder, 381-385 De Foix (French ambassador), Cecil’s account to him of Riccio’s murder, 68 De Silva (Spanish ambassador) discusses, with Elizabeth, Mary’s share in Darnley’s murder, 171, 172; knowledge of the Casket Letters, 197; mentions their existence to Elizabeth, 201; statement made to him by Mary’s confessor, 210; Moray reports a guilty letter of Mary’s, 211, 214; notifies Elizabeth of the Lords’ possession of the Casket Letters, 353 ‘Detection,’ on the Craigmillar conference, 96; on the Casket Letters, 200 ‘Diurnal of Occurrents,’ quoted, 36, 139, 292, 378, 380 Douglas, Archibald (cousin of Morton), the ‘parson of Glasgow,’ 30, 31; in Riccio’s murder, 31; in Darnley’s murder, 31, 147, 148, 274; Morton’s go-between, 31; judge of Court of Session, 32, 147; career of treachery, 32, 33; states the existence of the Darnley murder band, 87, 90; letter to Mary in exile, 89; account of the band signed by Moray, 91; endeavours to propitiate Mary, 117, 118, 119; considered as a forger of the Letters, 362 Douglas, George, concerned in Riccio’s murder, 65; witness against Moray and Lethington, 76 Douglas, Lady (Moray’s mother), 20 Douglas, Robert (brother of Archibald), at the discovery of the Casket Letters, 275 Douglas, Sir George (father of the Earl of Morton), his treacherous character, 29 Douglas, William, rescuer of Mary from Loch Leven, 6, 7, 34 Douglas, William (of Whittingham), accuses his brother Archibald of forging letters, 32, 362 Dragsholm, Castle of, in Denmark, where Bothwell died, 372, 373 Drummond Castle, Mary at, 112 Drumquhassel, 35 Drury, quoted, on Captain Cullen, 152; aware of Bothwell’s projected seizure of Mary, 180; stays Nelson at Berwick, 319 note Du Croc (French ambassador), on Bothwell’s courage, 16; on differences between Darnley and Mary, 85, 86, 95; high opinion of Mary, 87; on Bothwell’s wound, 93; declines to meet Darnley, 106; finds Mary in tears at Stirling, 107; opposed to Mary’s marriage with Bothwell, 183; on Lethington’s interview with Mary after Carberry, 188; leaves Scotland with copies of Casket Letters, 197, 198, 199 Dunbar, Mary at, 180, 186