"Att her risinge first upp, shee talked longe with the Lord Treasourer, cominge to him to his seate, after to Mr. Vice-Chamberlaine and to Mr. Secretarye, excusinge herselve unto them, and like a serpente to winde herselve unto them. She said unto the Earle of Warwicke that shee hard hee was an honourable gentleman, desiringe him not to beleve all thinges that hee hard of her, desiringe him to comende her to my Lord of Leycester, sayinge that shee wished him good successe in all his affaires."--Hist. MSS. Com., Lord Kenyon, 1894, pp. 621-626. * * * * * INSCRIPTION ROUND THE MINIATURE, AND LIST OF THE RELICS | _Reverse_ Maria [...] Scotiæ Regina | Ex Ligno S Crucis Martyrio affecta a'o 158[6] 20 | S. Quirini S. Victor Septembris in Anglia. | S. Bernardi Abb. | S. Margaretæ | B.P. Ignatii B. Campiani M S. Barbaræ, V.M. | S. Flori M B. Walpole S. Mar...... | B.P. Xaverii B. Stanislai S. Catharin[æ S]enens | B. Aloysii B. Garneti S. Aldegundis, V. | S. Margaretæ Scotiæ | S. Car Boromei S. Co...enæ | S. Vincentii M S. Scholasticæ V.M. | S. Jacobi Minor M B.M. Teresæ | S. M... M | S. Thomi | S. Iovini M | S. Polycarpi M THE END _Printed by_ R. & R. CLARK, _Edinburgh._ End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Tragedy of Fotheringay, by Mary Monica Maxwell-Scott