Dunblane, Bishop of, letter presented by him to the Court of France in excuse of Mary’s marriage with Bothwell, 331, 333; coincidence of Mary’s instruction to, with Letter VII., 359, 360 Durham, Sandy (Bothwell’s servant), asks Paris for the key of Kirk o’ Field, 163 Durie, Rev. John, receives Morton’s confession, 148 Edinburgh, Mary’s midnight revels in, 4; in Mary’s time, 40, 41, 42; insanitariness, 41; street brawling, 43; social condition, 43; house in, referred to in Mary’s letters, 316, 317, 318 Edinburgh Castle, Bothwell prisoner in, 51, 53; Mary gives birth to James VI. at, 75; Sir James Balfour holds, 274 Eglintoun, Lord, an untrustworthy Lennoxite, 110, 111; evades subscription to the Ainslie band, 178 Elizabeth, Queen, acknowledges Mary’s physical and mental charm, 3, 4; regards her as a rival, 9; opinion of Maitland of Lethington, 24; pestered to recognise Mary as her successor, 55; congratulations on birth of James VI., 76; her baptismal gift as godmother, 105; receives Paris’s deposition, 154; discusses with De Silva Darnley’s murder, 171, 172; Lords appeal to her against Mary, 184, 185; wavers between Mary and the dominant Scots party, 195; acquainted with the discovery of the Casket Letters, 196; angry with Lethington about them, 201; communicates with Mary in Lochleven, 202; demands of Moray the reason of the Lords’ rebellion, 228, 229; favourably inclined to Mary, 237; removes the conference from York to London, 260; her Council at Hampton Court, 264; declines Mary’s appeal for a hearing before her, 269; asks for the Letters, 269; adds to commissioners at Westminster, 277; debars Mary her presence, 281, 282; offers Mary three choices, 283; refuses to permit Mary the sight of originals or copies of the Letters, 284; absolves both Moray and Mary, 285; suspects Lethington of tampering with Letters, 353, 355, 358; acquaints Mary with Robert Melville’s efforts, 355 Elphinstone, Nicholas (Moray’s messenger), not allowed to give Mary Moray’s letters at Loch Leven, 210 Erskine, Arthur, 34; escorts Mary to Dunbar, 69 Faarvejle Church, Denmark, Bothwell’s body and grave in, 371 et seq. Fitzwilliam, John (of Gray’s Inn), Lesley’s letter to him, 286 note Fleming, Dr. Hay, on Bothwell’s outlawry, 56 Fleming, Mary (Queen Mary’s favourite attendant), 4; her love affair with Maitland of Lethington, 24; when Lethington’s wife, copies the Letters, 247, 248 Fleming (member of council), 172 Forbes of Reres, kills Moray’s secretary, 33 Foster, Sir John, 54; on Mary’s visit to Bothwell, 94; on the Liddesdale reivers, 180 Froude, Mr. (historian), his opinion of Moray, 22; on the discovery of the Casket Letters, 196; on the Glasgow Letter, 212, 213; on Mary’s attitude towards the Letters, 245