Galloway, Bishop of (member of council), 172 Glasgow, in the sixteenth century, 39; Darnley ill at, 112 Glasgow Letter, the, 135, 162, 168, 211, 212, 213, 214, 225, 229, 255. _See_ Letter II. Glencairn, Earl of, received by Mary at Edinburgh Castle, 73, 92 Goodall, quoted, 312 note Gordon, John (Mary’s servant), 7 Gordon, Lady Jane (daughter of Huntly, the Cock of the North), wife of Bothwell, 26, 53, 68; her literary love letters, 26; conditions of her consent to a divorce with Bothwell, 27, 218; relations with Bothwell after her divorce, 27, 184; marries the Earl of Sutherland, and, on his death, Ogilvy of Boyne, 27, 218; literary contest with Mary, 349, 350 Gowrie, Earl of, in possession of the Casket Letters, 366; Bowes seeks to obtain them from him, 366; insists on James’s consent before giving them up, 367; executed for treason, 367 Greville, Fulke, attracted by the personality of Archibald Douglas, 33 Gueldres, Mary of (widow of James II.), 45 Hamilton, Archbishop of St. Andrews, resides at Hamilton House to prevent Darnley’s occupation, 116; there on the eve of Kirk o’ Field explosion, 149; accessory to Darnley’s murder, 150; member of council, 172; hanged by Lennox, 150 Hamilton Casket, the, doubts as to its being the true Casket, 369 Hamilton, present Duke of, the Casket in his possession, 367, 368 Hamilton House, 115, 116, 131, 149 Hamilton, John, singular death of, 37 Hamilton, Lord Claude (Gloade), 149 Hampton Court, 264, 279 Handwriting, problems of, 363, 364 Hay, the Younger, of Tala, his complicity in Darnley’s murder, 35, 90, 143, 144, 145, 146, 157, 160, 165, 169, 328; confession, 278; execution, 139, 280 Henderson, quoted, on Letter II. and Crawford’s Deposition, 310, 312 note; his text of the Casket Letters, 387 Henri II. of France, 5 Hepburn of Riccartoun (Bothwell’s agent), 56, 57 Hepburn, Patrick (Bishop of Moray), Bothwell’s great-uncle, 14 Hepburn, Patrick (parson of Kynmoir), evidence to a plot to kill Moray, 375, 376, 377, 378 Hepburns, the, character of, 45, 46 Hermitage Castle, Bothwell visited by Mary at, 39, 54, 93, 94 Herries, Lord, on Mary’s abduction, 241; at the York Conference, 251; at Westminster, 267; challenged to battle by Lindsay, 285 Hiegait, William (Town Clerk of Glasgow), arrested by Mary, 103; his tale of Darnley’s scheme to kidnap James VI., 108, 109, 110; denies same before the Council, 110, 111; cited, 301 Holy Island, Bothwell prisoner at, 54 Holyrood, fable of secret passage between it and Kirk o’ Field, 115, 116; its environs, 124; Sebastian’s marriage, 136 Hosack, Mr., on the authenticity of Letter II., 232; on Glasgow Letter, 296 Hubert, Nicholas, his dying confession, 166 Hume, on Hubert’s confession, 166