Stewart, Sir William (Lyon Herald), burnt for sorcery, 17, 36, 156, 374-379 Stirling, Mary at, 80; baptism of James VI. at, 105, 106, 107; full of ‘honest men of the Lennox,’ 109 Strickland, Miss, on Darnley’s signature to State documents, 60 note Stuart, Lord Robert (Mary’s brother), account of him drawn from a Casket Letter, 135; concerned in Darnley’s murder, 162, 165, 166; Mary’s alleged attempt to provoke a quarrel between him and Darnley, 323, 327 Sussex, Earl of (one of Elizabeth’s commissioners), on Mary’s defence, 245; believes in an intended compromise, 263; doubts in judicial proof of Mary’s guilt, 264; on Mary’s proofs, 287 Sutherland, Earl of, marries Bothwell’s divorced wife, 27; member of council, 172 Tala. _See_ Hay of Tala Taylor (Darnley’s servant), killed at Kirk o’ Field, 132, 137, 139, 148 ‘The Purpose’ or talking dance, 39 Throckmorton, Sir Nicholas (English envoy), visits Mary in prison, 29; in communication with Lords of Council, 203, 204; Lethington acquaints him with Casket Letters, 205, 237; mentions them to Elizabeth, 355 Throndssön, Anne (Norwegian lady), Bothwell’s treatment of her, 47; alleges breach of promise of marriage against Bothwell, 48 Tombs of the Kings, the, 39 Tulchan bishops, the, 30 Tullibardine, Mary at, 112 Tullibardine, signs band for releasing Mary from Loch Leven, 276 Walker (Archbishop Beaton’s retainer), on Darnley’s plot to kidnap the infant James, 108, 110, 111 Walsingham, Sir Francis, and the Casket Letters, 365 Westminster Conference, proceedings at, 240, 266, 270-276 Westmorland, Earl of, in arms for Mary, 277 Whithaugh, Laird of, holds Ker of Faldonside prisoner, 101; shelters the Ormistouns, 101 Wilson, Dr., asks Cecil for Paris’s confession, 168; on Mary, 247 Witchcraft and sorcery, 17, 36 Wood, John (Moray’s secretary), helps Lennox in his case against Mary, 150; hears Paris testify to his deposition, 157; bears letters to Moray and Cecil, 209, 226; in custody of the Casket Letters, 196, 227, 228, 229; on Lethington as a commissioner at Mary’s trial, 244; slain by Forbes of Reres, 33 York, Commission of Inquiry at, 101, 226, 227, 230, 233, 246, 250 et seq. Zytphen-Adeler, Baron, his care of Bothwell’s remains, 372 PRINTED BY SPOTTISWOODE AND CO. LTD., NEW-STREET SQUARE LONDON FOOTNOTES: [1] _Blackwood’s Magazine_, December, 1889. [2] Bond. [3] Laing, ii. 284. [4] See Murdin, p. 57.