Orkney, Bishop of, marries Mary to Bothwell, 62, 183 Orkney, Duke of, Bothwell created, 183 Ormistoun, Black Laird of (one of Darnley’s murderers), his treatment by Mary in prison, 6; his exordium before being hanged, 35; confession of a murder-band against Darnley, 99; executed, 139 Ormistoun, Hob (one of Darnley’s murderers), 101, 139, 339, 341; executed, 139 Paris (Nicholas Hubert), on the Craigmillar plot against Darnley, 103; escapes with Bothwell to Denmark, 154; extradited to Captain Clark, 154; evidence taken by Moray, 155, 156; nature of his deposition and the circumstances under which it was made, 156-170; account of Lady Reres, 162; receipt and delivery of Glasgow Letter, 292, 293, 299; on the Glasgow Letter, 316, 327; cited, 339, 340, 341, 342; hanged at St. Andrews, 157, 378 Percy, Sir Harry, on Bothwell, 54 Periwigs, worn by Mary, 3 note Philippson, M., on the translations of the Casket Letters, 386, 388 Pinkie, battle of, 19 Pitcairn’s ‘Criminal Trials,’ cited, 56 Pius V., Mary’s letter to him on political matters, 63 Pluscarden, Prior of, and the Casket, 365 Pollen, Father, cited, 230 Powrie (Bothwell’s servant), statement of, concerning Darnley’s murder, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 148, 149, 195, 280 Preston, Laird of Craigmillar (Provost of Edinburgh), Mary imprisoned in his house, 188 Price, Mr. F. Compton, cited, 363 Ramsay, Robert (Moray’s servant), hears Paris avouch the truth of his deposition, 157 Randolph (English ambassador at Holyrood), his opinion of Darnley, 11, 12; on the Earl of Arran, 49; reports Bothwell and Atholl all-powerful, 57; on Lennox at Glasgow, 61; reports ‘private disorders’ between Mary and Darnley, 63; on Mary’s demand for free Mass for all men, 65; aware of Darnley’s and Lennox’s schemes for obtaining the crown, 66; favours Moray, 73; on a murder-band, kept in a casket, aimed at Darnley, 87; on the conduct of Lethington and Kirkcaldy towards Mary, 194, 360; accuses Lethington of advising Mary’s death, 204; hints at Lethington having tampered with the Letters(?), 361 Read, John (Buchanan’s secretary), supplies Cecil with a list of the signatories to Ainslie’s band, 177 ‘Relation,’ the, cited on Riccio’s murder, 65 Reres, Lady, alleged confidant of Mary’s amour with Bothwell, 33, 48, 82, 83; telepathic story assigned to her, 82; Paris’s account of her as a go-between, 162; rails at Mary’s marriage with Bothwell, 184 Reres, Laird of (son of Lady Reres), 83